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The daily gazette., 1882-09-02
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n, BASE nAI1. NOTES.
N sro,,,, S'l9@lng games are booked at the
|Dt.e ,oai,qS = lof next week: Monday. En-
eGarSa 4s vs., e Experts; Tuesday, Olym1ie VS.
bs % liaul. J., rl.hlladclphia; Wednesday, our
n, Fyn,",l "",lslnn, of South Chester; Thurs
kdayJ JPnr' dnr y vs.. Expert, of Philadelphia ;
hester n, S,,.l hoys VS., Brandywine, of West
lhladrnSbdia1 Sbd1'rlay, Defiance VS.. Foote, of
eH. G'lnge 6. Ma'.sg 60 ito, 10 Chester to-day to play
lhlalrl"1'tflay next the Our Bows eo to
plhe sir",oa n,,'a anu play the Young Americas
Tie p,@,' E,rn,9,l D, cricket grounds.
gs and 5S1 S,i .llls afternoon between the Our
Fcmisrs Sa',k W Exchange of Philadelnhia
|t4pk Exe5.,,,e p3 nc very good game. The
! lnatcur a5nallge W., is one of the stronccst
ile g,"@ ,,,"Is s., Of Philadelphia. 9'''see'
p Aetiyrs M, "e.ween the Soeials and Read
The MrG%S,',lil S viii take place September l6.
Ftatt Of NV,a'll Na,U Senate plays the Brady
: NtM Castle at that place ta.dav.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-02
THE susHoNGs, FAILURE.
The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Forecloses II Heavy Mortgage.

pany EDEecIOseS IL AehNy 4hoilShSS'
READING, Sept. 1.-The Penn Mutual Life
Insurance Company Of Philadelphia to-day,
through their attorney here, William Z.
Bard, foreclosed a mortgage of $4,000,
with accrued interest amounting to $4,000,
that had been given by Jacob and Henry
Bushong, of this city, in 1876. Immediately
before that time the Messrs. Bushong were
regarded as the richest and most prosperous
firm in the Schuylkil Valley. They were
largely interested in various business pur-
suits and carried on private banking house,
whose deposits ran into millions of dollars.
While building new and injecting rail-
road route TO the coal regions between Read
ing and Slatington the panic overlook them
and they borrowed 100000 from the Penn
Mutual Company. This did not tide them
over, and when the Reading Savings Bank
failed they We're compelled 10 suspend
They paid S?5, 900 to the Penn Mutual and
undertook to carry the balance, S15,0O0,
at six per cent. interest The
mortgage covered the Keystone House, the
Packerack Paper Mill, -four farms near Read-
ino the private residence of Jacob Bushung,
iron ore tracts and other property. The
Rushonus, however, were unable to meet
their interest, hence the foreclosure. An
execution was issued to the Sheriff. to-day
and he will make u levy in few days. The
balance of the large estate is in the hands
of trustees for other creditors. The failure
is especially sad ono, because the Bushongs
had the confidence Of the community and
were always regarded as men OF Integrity,
The date ofsale has not yet been liked upon.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-02
Tom Thumb.

The Tom Thumb Combination at the
Opera House on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, will doubtless attract crowed
audiences, and the little folks especially are
wild i'm anticipation of the coming event.
There will be matinee performances as well
as performances In the evening.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-02
Cnrs Shipped.

Bowers, Dnre Il Co. shipped to the shen-
andoah Valley railroad III box cars yester-
day aud ten day. They also shipped Two
passenger coaches to the Norfolk " western
railroad In the first part of this week
The daily gazette., 1882-09-02
-
Sunday school Onens.

The sessions of the Central Church Sunday
school will be esumed to morrow, september
3, ut 23O O'Clock p. m. Teachers ana
scholars please notice.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-02
A Horse Breaks Its Leg.

A horse belonging to the Pioneer Coach
Company while attempting to get up in its
stall yesterday broke its leg and had to be
killed.
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a.~b~-
fERSONAI

~ S%aks, New M%sIsoh, who has been at White
ny ~ some time Als9, a engaged in gold mining
n n visit /" arrived in this city last night
'nends. " us mother aud his nnmarens nS am NJ
The daily gazette., 1882-09-02

q Pa, what kind of whisky do the doctors
prescribe Z. g Monongahealy, my sou, Mo
nongahealy. You shouldn't try your eX-
perienced old father with such easy ones.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-02

In the General Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church of Canada, now in
session at Hamilton, Ontario, committee
has reported in approval of the efforts now
making to merge the Methodist Churches
into one united Methodist Church for
British America, and has recommended
that committee be appointed to negotiate
with the other Methodist bodies for n
union.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-24
A WOman's study Of Husbands.

We hear much about the al of win.
ming husband Let us take a step
further, and make a study ont of keep
ing a husband. If he is worth WIN
ning, he is worth keepi' 6.
This is a wicked world, and man is
drradlully mortal. Let us take HIM
just as he is, not a. lie ought to be-.
In the first place, he is very weak.
The wife must spend the first two
wears in discovering all these weak
nesses, count them on her fingers, and
learn them by heart. The fingers Of
both hands will not be too many.
Then let her study ap these weakness
es, mesh for every one, and the. Sc
crct is hers, Is he fond Of a good
dinner? Let her tighten the mesh
aronnd hlm with fragrant coffee, light
bread, and good things generally. and
reach his heart through lis stomach.
Is he fond IF hattery about his looks?
Let her study the dictionary for sweet
words. if her supply gives out Does
he like to hear her talk about his bril-
liant intellect? Let her pore over the
encyclopedia to give variety to the
depth Of her admiration. Fla,terv is
good thing t. study up. at all haz-
ards, in the delicate shades; but ii
must be skilllully done. The happy
who may try to coax him away. vii!
not dn it absnrdly. Is he fond of beau
~? Here's the rub-let her be bright
and tidy; that is half the victory
Next, let her bang her hair me: aphor
ically) and keep uprwith the times. A
husband who sees his wife look like
other people is no, going to consider
her broken down"
A qnai is a good model for a wife;
neat and trim, with a pretty, swift
way abs,ut it, aud just little capric-
ions. Never let yourself become an
old story; be just a little uncertain.
Another important fact is, don't he too
good; it hurts his feelings and becomes
monotonous. Cultivate pleasant
voice, so that this very mortal man
may have his conscience prick him
when he is in jeopardy; its plcasan
ring will haunt him much mere than
stiri' one. 1t is hard to do all this,
besides taking care of the babies and
looking after vexatous household
cares and smiling when he comes home
but 1t seems necessary.
AT the same time, guide wife, keep
from TT, ing any of these things ON
any other mortal man but your own.
These rules are only evolved in order
to "keep a Aussand." The poor weak
creature would rather DC good than
b I'd, and it is waman's duty to help
him by every means in her power
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-24

The veteran poneer, Joseph Gale
died at his home in Eagle Valley. Un-
ION county, Oregon, last week, SAYS
the l.ew,st News. He was the
first Governor under the Territorial
Organic Law of Oregon in lS43. He
built in the early days a saw-mil
among the foothills OF the Coast M ,un
tains, which was the FIRST saw-miIl in
Washington county. The highest
mountain peak ia that ,leighborl.ood
is designated Gales Peak" and a
beautiin' mountain stream that has its
source in that region is named after
him He came to tho Pacific Coast in
1927, was in Grandc Ronde and vii
iowa Valleys III 1886, where, in com
pany with the father Of Chief Joseph.
he killed the last buffalo killed in Ore
gon, and before his residence in the
Willamette Valley hc was a neigh
Dor Of Dir. Whitman at Wallatpu He
never returned to the East SINE leay
ing there fity-four years age.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-24

The following are said 10 be The Is
American inventions of worldwide
adoption: The cott1n-gin. the plant
ing machine, the telegraph, the grass
mpwer and reaper. tho rotary printing
press, steam navigation, the ,hut-air
engine, the sewing machine, the India
rubber industry, the tmachine. manu-
facture Of horseshocs. the sand blast
for carving, the gauge lathe. The grain
elevator, artiticia! ice making OH a
large scale, the electric magnet. and
its practical application. the telephone.
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TUESD JANUARY "a. 1882.

chiefs, has been convicted Of murder
and will be hanged at Fort Snlly.
A paris correspondent states that
the commercial treaty between France
and England will certainly be signed
within few W, eks.
A resident of Belfast, Ohio, has
been put under bonds If $500 TO APP
pear before the Grand jury on the
charge Of opening lettor from his
wife to her father.
Trunks will, $4,000 worth of goods
have been found in possession IF Mrs
Charles Deforest, of Chicago. the wif.
of the trunk thief now on trial in Nil
yankee.
A re- o'ntion has been introduced in
the South Carolina Legislature to in
vestigate the causes of the negro ex
odns. Five thousand negroes lett one
county during one week
A New York tourist who ate an al
ligator becfsteak in Florida didn't get
the taste out Of his mouth until he had
eaten half a peck of onions and four
dozen behring's.
The Meat Inspector at Milwaukee
has discovered that twenty FIVE chol
era hogs, sold to butcher by fake
county farmer, had been killed and put
upon the market. Both butcher and
farmer will be arrested.
The Postotfice Department is in
formed Of the arrest of w. G. Dorg'as.
mail agent between San Francisco AM
Sacramento, for stealing letters. He
has confessed his guilt. The depreda-
tons are reported to be extensive.
Darwin acknowledged himself mt
ched when his little niece asked him
seriously, what a Cat has that no other
animal has. He gave it up after ,na-
ture deliberation, and then the sly puss
answered, kittens"
Depredations upon the Government
timber lands in the West have IN
creased to such an extent that the
Secretary Of the Interior urges the At
torney-Gcneral to nse all the means n
his power to arrest and punish often
ders.
The largest steel sailing ship anoat
registering 1900 tons. has Just been
launched for lsmay, Imric & CO., man.
ayers II the White Star Line. 1t is
named the Garfield and will be en-
poyed in the Australian a, d Callfor.
Man trades.
a new celluloid, made by treating,
potatoes with sulphuric acid, is sa d
TO make pipes eqaal to meerchaum,
and i, employed for that purpose in
France. Unler heavy press We the
material becomes so hard that billiard
balls may be manufactured from It.
When a drop Of nitric acid is "a
lowed to rema n few moments upon
the surface OF Il piece OF metal, filed
antI bright and clean, a pale ashy-
gray spot is left il the metal is wruugh,
iron, brownish-b ack if steel, deep
black if iron. The carbon present in
various proportions produces tie diff
;erences in color. This is therefore
considered sure test.
4 curious application of electricity
is now emp Dyed il the Spanish army.
Uonseripts wishing to escape military
service have, IL seems, often, resorted
t the trick Of beading The body while
being measured 81 as to bring their
stature below the limit prescribed Tor
the service. To prevent frau Of this
kind is the object of the new device.
When the man is standing perfectly
eroct the hacks of the lprs at thn
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= A T ENTI

Inventors will Advance Their iu,.,..]
employing an experienced AlIumsr !.
dent i'll Washington. F.A. I4hmsa,
ilcitor OF American and Foreign pg.j
" ashingt"n, D. G, has had ycas d
crssiul practice, and was formprIv 4,
aminer of Patents in the Patent M
a II business before the Courts ~ III /
l.artmcnt promptly attended 10. W.
llngent upon su cess. Send for yilnll
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GAME to mysanch n R...,,.
~ ~ ~ ABOUT bout the 10 h Of Seu, r'ns ]
", steers, one pale red SP R,sna |
l leu sue and underslnpe il risl a'' W
s SIX, !, years old. One muttle e, tas 81
! branded !. H on right shoulder A s,1 \
leit hip, and crop off left ear .h @',a |
seven years old. Said caiila aI a
sent to ranch on Lower Souav a 1s,s.
ln ~. owner can have them b proyis s,s |
er'y and paying charges. p'''"ss7
November 25. 1881. Alal
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vestgated the ancient or modern state OF The Ps,s
ing Company, has been found wiling 70 Listen -
tne SIRENS song of future greatness The fri
i'ne STOCKS however, as they were yesterday ora
nave been for more than week, to-day wor. ~
Key to the speculative position. and ~ n mil ,L1
general market responded TO their yarious cba,,.."
But their Prices with common fluctuations sto.S,,H
tended downward ana at the end were NJ ar oIa''
TO the lowest of the day. Western Union decli,nS
from S34 to s2'saS23i. The market closed AMI.
but weak. fi'es
Government bonds again were very dun and a..
quotations are unchanged, although saIa :.
$4,000 is arc reported at is per cent below 81.
officially quoted bid. Annexed arc the closing c"a
tations. fu''
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MINES AND MINING.
WEDNESDAY, June 2l-P. NJ.

NEDNE5DAIt NJ
There are no now developments in the mining
stock markets. To-day's business was fairly dis
tributed and there was n halt the advances for
some of the stocks which recently have given new
character to the dealings. Green Mountain re-
NAMED firm at go Cherokee was cents higher
at 10 cents. but Gold Stripe was cents lower ut
80 cents The Comstocks strong and higher !:
Mexican at s3sG77s, Best and Belcher at 5l2 Sierra
Nevada at zig, Consolidated Virginia at ~ cents,
and California at Is cents Robinson Consolidated
rose from 1904 to 99607 cents. ChTys0lite was
10 cents higher at $40, but Iron Silver was of .
cents 10 80. State Line = and 3 was weaker and
declined from 81 cents TO 81 cents. The markets
closed quiet and steady.
HALES At fHE MINING EXCHANGES
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WEDNESDAY. June 21-P. NJ.

WEDNESDAY. June 21-P. NJ.
With fluctuations that were only less violent than
were those of yesterday. the stock market to-day was
characterized by the same general features pre-
vailed yesterday-irregularlty uncertainty and
fevcrishness weak opening and a
further immediate decline were followed
by some sharp and some moderate recoverles in
prices. After that dulness followed activity, and
declines followed rallies in such regular order that
even the changes became monotonous. Toward the
close, however, there was another decided dip in
prices, which carried them to and finally
left them near to the lowest OF the
day. Louisville and Nashville stock was
specially weak and active, with frequent and wide
fluctuations and finally closed at 6lSs, after open
lug at 630s and selling at 6li2 There were rumors
afloat of impending financial difficulties for the
company but each and every rumor Is strenuously
denied by the company's officers, with the added
assertion that the regular semi-annual dividend will
DO declared and paid at the usual time: yet
despite official denials and asseveraions, the fact
remains that the price of this stock steadily weak
ems and Is now at figures which, If official state
ments are to be relied upon, make the stock
one of the cheapest on the list. Denver
and Rio Grande was another specially tender spot
in the market, and was especially so in
the late dealings when IL declined
to 5pa054sl against 56ll 1865 in the early deal
ings. The transactions III Central of New-Jersey
were not large, yet the trading developed a good
deal of nervousness and the fluctuations were sharp
between 1854 the opening figures. and 74ls0
74la the late prices, while Reading was
comparatively strong at 5905S4a00i2G59h
on renewed reports of Mr.. Governs success
in negotiations for sale of bonds in foreign parts"
Pr ably some Dutch capitalist who never has in
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Co iObom il man Concern.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO all owners
or essecs Of wharf property captains 81 all
vessels agents. a.c segedOrgs ana others Trans
acting business the peS and bUkhci5 OF the city, aud to
q persons occupy ~ usiug its water rOnt that
RULES And ltEGI LAIIONS
been established the Department OF Docks TO iaSe
effect on ana alter
MAY !. 1882.
for The government and proper caro- Of piers h1Shcas slips
and other wharf property and imposing penalties for YOa-
ton thereof. and are now published in full ia The City
i.cC0rd"
Copies Rules and Regulations be obtained at the
DEPARTMENT q Docks. III a d ll9 DJane-st.
JOHN Il. NODRHIS, Commas oneTs
JACOB VAXpERPoEL of
Nh. LAIMBEEH. Docks
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Cost ano found.

I OST-Bank Book No. 1859, issued by the
~ German savings Bank In the city OF NewYork to
Gustave Eklund IL not found returned the bank
fore the July lss2 application win DO made for
book Aew.York. Juno ~. 1882
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CORPORATION A0ilcc5.

NOTICE.-Scalod proposals will be received
- by the CON ntcc Normal coege at he ia Of the
Beard s. isS2 Tor r-palrs to ealing
amp. Norma. College. Tor lul nOTDliLoh See
CITY RE ORD. fOr oal' 40 80 . ITS Han
NOTICE.-Scdltd proposals will be received
u school Trustees Of the several Wards at
tha Iia OF of Edur1ti1u mtu Jun 26 lss2 for
made school buildings For fun In
formation city hecOid, for saie 81 40 2CltJ IL ill
N7OTICE-Proposais will be received at the
y oGce the Depart Of Public Charities and Correc
finn 40 }dlyr D. 1892 for gfoc rics lime
lc &c; for f Information CITY Record for sIe at No
Guy Hail.
OTICE.-PrOpO>als fOI repairing Pier 10,
~ River ana bukhe'd, will be received by the
Department Docks ~ AMI ll3 Duansst. until Friday
o'clock Tor fuU Information the
CIV Record. copies ior sale at M. city Hall
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GONE TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.

GONE TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
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Price rs cents
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LlEsCHEN A Tale Of an Old Castle.
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For Both Sexes-CitV.

MRS. CHAPMAN'S ENGLISH AMI Frcncl
VI school fot Young Lid,e, and Children re0pcps Sc9tem
p, West 81 hist Separate class for limited mum
Der Of bOys. Send lO' clgcu
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DLACK HALL SCHOOL, Lyme, COnn.--A
I'd family school limited number % boys TAcre
lew vsCcics Of references rom parents OF Pups
NHAkLI- O. BAKIIEI |. lrncIpd.
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BOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted 70
college Conditioned rejected cdud laie4 coached
summer o. winter. StpcEOri3se, dl,S b. HpFFNANN.
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VNHE MISSES PERiNE, 3 East 7ith-st., VIII
4 reopen thsir English All frsloI bOlr1ls 41l Day
school Young Li9s 55pte nl9rIt nunosr VI resident
niC.l
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canal RR Ctw'ss Bait Phia 0SSsf
Flour bbls.. ooos l,oto -- - --c
whoat bush. 1880 10000 --.--. oS'AA
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aving the annual interest charge on

i''H hot63 r,ds az -. slA5zS95
In iSSI the gross can. ngs Of Doth roads were:
I'M uOis Central $3.50 J97 a.. bang S6,jOl 90 per mile.
Chicago, 81 Louis
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NrstructlorL

For Boys and Young Men-city.
MR.. Newelrs Classical and Scientific school,
Va l65 West 49dst scientific Department, Professor
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obstruction.
Both eeXes-CountrY.
HUDSON

COLLEGE and HUDSON
RIVER INSTITUTE will have a summer School during
The ong vacation Address ALOSZO FLACk, PhD Pfes l.
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For Young Ladies-Citv.

=
r Misses Perrins. 2,O21 5th.ave. terms per
"a year 800; with musical course 5000 Circulars aboye
NEADEMOISELLE DE JANON,
w successor partner Of the late Miss aines)
spec. tulv informs tdc puIuc that heI
ictrtng and Day school, 10 GRAMkRCl PARk. New
Yors will reopen on Iii URSDAY. sEPItMBEH rs looZ'
October2