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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-29
NUMBER 42.
Recorded 81 Etonc.

AW9 nunuteu yards directly NOfthHeat
from the imposing soldiers monnnisnt
IN Calvary cemetery Is Esly granite
Dbelisk which daily attrac.1 the ntten-
tion OF visitors. Il Is tise .lar.scs. stone
In the new portion Of tbs cemetery, aud
its polished surface rises tiftv-two feet
from the base. On ths east side of the
coping there is an inscription On The
arch. sunk deep iiito tho granite and
emblazos4n with gold. The letters
read: Erected to Outlast tire British
Monarchy Some who read tue in-
scription openly express delight whila
others think 1t is ont ad place In \
graveyard. On the north side of the
obelisk. cut in polished granite and Il
raised letters, Is a mortuary notice
which shows that in one of tho vaults
lie the remains OF Eleanor Murphy. Of
Donegal, wife OF Daniel Murphy.
The obelisk is brilt Of Quincy grasl-
ite, the finest and most durable Ia tho
world. No expense hAs been spared,
and There ID no batter finished piecc d
wOrts si0 any cesnstery, The ngfa8inx
u - 11o USs oad jiii
Murphy, who erected tho Obelisk a1d
caused the inscription 10 he nut upoA
II. lives in simple style ON the north.
west corner cf Madison and New Cham.
ber streets, this city. He is worth
5000, 600, and occupies the first door Of
= double-apartment house, which he
owns. He Is seventy-three years old.
and was stricken with blindness two
years ago, after . severe attack Of
Bright's disease. He came to this
country in 1882. and worked AZ farm
hand in New Jersey, receiving S0 Z
month aud his board.
..The inscription on the coping il nv
own." he said. II want the obelisk to
outlast the British monarchy. For the
government OF England have nothing
but .undyin9 hate. instilled Ia me by
successive generations
..Is il merely matter OF patriotism p''
mo. The estates of my ancestors
in the County Wexford were conHscated
during the reign OF Queen Elisabeth.
because they would not renounce their
religion. A vast fortune was taken
from them, and that great wrong. 10.
rether with nv patriotism. induced ma
10 erant the obalisk. y
kaku.t ErSSa
The a. ane-stalka. from f,ur 4, eirh,
eeet lorv c,,t and strirned n their leaves
ara hronoht ~ tha min. Then. atrewr
nm 4 broad bc3f. working On the princi
nle ~ A endless chn;n. thev are nasaet
between threa great rollers laid -
close tnrether AMI worked bv steam
Thence Cha thin waterv fluid. yery swee,
10 tho taste and yollowish iu hue. passo
4
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03
ROOFS OF THE WEER.

CORRESPONDENCE OF THOMAS CARLYLE AND RALPH
WALDO EMERSON, 1834-1S72 vols. Syo PIP 5oo'
3e2 Boston: James r. Osgood & Col
PoEMs AID ESSAYS BY Gideon Dickinson eVo PIP
225 Boston: A. Williams Col
THE GENTLE SAVAGE. By Edward King. svo, PIP 444.
boston /: James r. Osgood co.,
THE sANITARIAN Vol 10 Syo. "a N Belly
JAMES MONROE. BY Daniel c. Gilman. 12mo, pp 2o7.
Boston: Houghton Miffin * Co..
HENRY WARD BBEcHER. Edited by Lyman AbDott,
d. d. Large 6vo, PIP. 6o4 Funk q Wagnals.l
IcE-PAcK AND TUNDRA BY william H. Glider. Large
Svo, PIP. 344 (Chares scrbner's sons)
REcoLLRCrIoSs OF ARTHUR PENRHYN STANLEY. BY
George Granville Bradley D. d. limo, pp. l4%'
Charles scribners Sons)
How To FEED THE BABY Bv c. f. Page, M. ID. 16mo,
pp. 16O, paper. (Fowler WellsJ
LEvAsGRLIsTK A Partisan n vel. BY Alphonse
Daud T. Square l2mo PIP 304 philadelphia: L.
B. Peterson IL Bros)
THE BLIND MANS CREED AND OTHER SERMONS By
Charles ii. Psrkhurst d. ID. 12m0 pp 246. (Anson
ID. +. Ra id0lph Co..
LIVES OF ILLusTRIoUs sHoEMAKERs. By William Ed
ward Winks. 12mo, PIP. 2S7, paper. tfunK a.
Wagnalls.)
MY AIN CoUSrREE AND OTHER VERSES. BY Mary Lee
Demarest Square 12mo, PIP. las. (Anson d. f.
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THE SIEGE OF LONDON. The Pension Beaurepas and
toe Point OF View By Henry James, u. syo, PIP.
294 H. R. OsgOod Coz
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LITERARY NOTES.

~. wnk,s Colfinss new powell. "Heart and
Sc,ence. il to be published by BelfoId, Clarke ~
Co. of Chicago.
Mr. Brovn,ng's new book is heralded by INC
ACADEMY ma his best production since The King
and the Book"
Mr.. Andrew Lang's poem, Helen Of Troy" mas
gone into q second edition.
VIVA preface should in these DAYS come 10 DC
c.l,ad aForevordsu IL Is bsr6 to say. Probably
tina English writers who have ado pied this aiecta
tior have ), reason other than because IL ~
ao,ai,tp The Passionate Pilgrim" by the way.
n tho forthcoming Shakespeare Quarto Facsmiles,
ia In have a "Furewords by Professor Edward
Dovdeu. In this case the of the title is natural
MFR. ]. H. Ingram is preparing popular mono
graph on Chatterton.
A Freucn newspaper published at Cairo Is briug-
ing out a translation of Daniel Deronda" as
Jeuiileton.
new and complete edition of Robert Buchan-
ans poetical works is in preparation IN Loncon.
MI. Buchanan, new novel, entitled AMMAN
Water will be brought out in May.
Nh. How.lls is called by The Saturday Rsrie'c
the most finished novelist America now possesses
new three volume novel by Ouida lie in press.
Its title Is Wanda (which apparently suggests a
has lately maze selection OF Wisdom Poetry ana
Psthos" from the works of Ouda, and the little VOL
ume will soon be published by Chatto d Windus'
allow stray sentence popular saying, the
maxim of some wise man. line accidentally fallen
unon and remembered. will sometimes help one
wbeu he is all ready to- be vexed and indignant
saws ur Holmes in his preface to the new edition OF
.The Professor at the Break fast Table" "One
day In the time when was young or youngish'
happened to open a small copy Of Tom Jones and
glanced at the title. page. There was one of those
little engravings opposite which bore the familiar
name of T. Nevins' as l remember it. and under IL
the words Air. Partridge bore all this patiently
How many times when after rough usage from Ill
hammered critics, my vocabulary OF vitupera-
ton Was smmenng in such lively way that u
threatened to boil and lift its u and 50 boil over,
those ords have GAINED the small internal efferves
cence! There Is very little in them and very little
Of them, ana 30 there IL not much in liDchpin con-
sidered by itself, Lut it often keeps wheel from
coming of and prevents what might be catAstro-
phe"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03
OUTLINE OF CONTENTS.

OUTLINE Of CONTENIS.
The book opens with the voyage OF the Rodgers IL de-
scribes the arvs the Kamtchatkan coast inc o"n
Petropauovsk. and the habits Of the natives.
chapters are then the discovery OF the
Rodgers party that wrange Land is an island ana 10 AN
count Of the ciIcumnavigation Of It.
The author then sent at Ectceten where ne
spends among the Tchucktches whose IRE no 10
scribes fully.
He then receives news that the Rodgers burned and
minute of the burning follows The death OF fu
nam on an foe the most painful episode OF the whole
Rodgers expedition, is then told
The author now the news OF the dsaster to
the station and the next portion OF the
occupied with his journey of more than hve thousand
IN les through the Siberian waste.
Arriving ON the Adam he waits for Of Melville who Is
conducting the De Long He meets the courier
sent back by Melville and uses his prerogave as the Herald
him and open hS bag OF dispatches
From the Of the death OF DE Long and
his companions The bag contains the papers from the
Jeanette and the last Of De Long continued To the ay
of his journal and other papers reproduced IN
full This passage Of the ok is Of thoroughly dramatic IN
terest-Gder alone except for few Esqumaux with whom
he hardly communicate receiving the hrst news Oh e
party which has reached any one but te search
era and feeling the full force OF the tragedy and the re
sponsipy bringing back the story to tho mails and tee
graphs
At this point the story the Jeanette ia given from
papers given by survivors to Mr. Glider "
his meeting with them.
The latter portion Of the book describes the adventures
which he opening the couriers bag and on MS
Journey to Irkutsk his detention by the Pds his danger
nom them and escape from dying of hunge are
the exciting passages of this part of the story
At Irkutsk he closes the book special errand being n
ished.
=. For sale by all booksellers will be sent postpaid
upon receipt OF price by
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS.
74S and 74o Broadway. New.YOrk.
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Qfachers.
STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. March 2.-Coton quiet: Mlddlings. loisc
sog sodE q ana DO FAMILY SsG b.
Mills super IS 75Ss4 90 do Extra. - 62Ss6 30 do NO
h-i ~ 4 ssS 5oss ' A%ocS sss
%,o c 10 y sI5Sh wsseH a.eS spo
March ' Sss.S oats drn.southern 50 S5ie western
White . ib4c. 40 Mixed e0ie Poonsylyani1 % s5ie.
ma ana Mafyland' $40 frovi.lon.T Mes PORK.
sGsa paesed Ssle RaeSn-shans9Ts o9d; Clear
an S l9s Budf WESTERN Packed 9Ss25c Cream
cry oOao6c. Eggs gle aforementioned. 7Ss7 %.
s sSSc cospe saus orSa % ssT
BvsfALo, MsTch 2-flour stesay with fair d4mand
Tnsa ear run ,o' %as waic s. on K
sas M5ei S NY st5a!' "a g m
amber eFos sssoss9 5o S'r White wn S co. sS7
Process 81 5osss 90 wheat steady 30 Hard Duluth,
al the year; no. 2 RED Michigan. m store
oats aGet but steady Mixed wesen on track.
no Mixed l %esteTa q! basy o steady Cansda s7e
SSS s. Railroad irc ghs Se%YoP Wheat Sc corr"
ST. 1858 SaS ds.5 s$5S s$S
MILw1gkr5 March Flour fair Wheat steady 10. 2
nwauEee, 62s. No. i. 1870 Corn dinner NO ?. sLetSow
44c Eye quiet 80 J. Ole No 2 .9c Barley
visions lower; Mess PORK SIS ash and March sls7S
5o ha 1--we HSs one az 50 9Saso a5 5 bssa
d. 81 35dSl 81 Butter Sa cTs1%Sre' $.SS3c Cheese
to Buffalo quiet and nominal 3qa Receipts
10000 bDs Wheat 22.0UU BUSH Barley 10000 bus
Corn none oats Shipments Flour, 5000 bbl..,
Wheat 9S5 bush Barley 5000 bush. corn, oats.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-FlOur COCA demand.
ives eTn Extras S. 20: Minnesota DO clear. :, 2a
Minnesota Patents Good. ~ So Corn Mea nominal
Wheat No. Red Eebruarysl 2l5s Ry0-Entirely
nominal. Cdrn-Sail Mixed and 65c.
No s. grain depot sc. Oats-NO Mixed. 81 7Ac No. 3,
White 153c; No. do. Die PrOviEOns-Beee Clear
CITY Meas. peT DBL xib 90. Packets $40 90;
!. fl4 Beoi Hams. S2l 30 1S23 90;
India Ness S96 90 POrK-Msss 0SlS JO Prime. $40 O09
500 Hams-SmOKed 01I3lac.; DO salt petre. l2itc:
Smoked sides re. salt lO'fC shoulders IN dry salt
S4c 10 Smoked. S5fG9ci Shoulders. In pickle. 90
gci do. loo Bellies salt lbni6L2o
DO Smoked. l21l2isc. Lard-CitV Kettle l2.u0
do steam al 6jc Butchers Loose ll.251l 30
western Kettle laDE do stslD. 1900 do. Butchers
Loose. 400 Butter-Creamerv Extra Pennsylvania $50;
DO Western IS G36c do Good 10 Choice lso22c Bradford
County and New YORK gKJra ruDA 5Js9ic Frstl 500
Boo Western DAIRY Extra 2Jg2jc Good to Choice no
2Oc- Rolls Psnnsyivania Western. ERRr-Penn
svlvanIa d2Oac. Western OO1sOi2c Cheese-N YORK
Full cream lB86lic Western Fan Cream Is 10; FAR
N Good. l23fc; do Halt Snnme1 l1ic.. Pennsyvanla.
SKINNED. 3162c Conee-Rio. $50 sugar-Kaw nrm az
isc. for Far to Good Refining Muscoyadoos Renned
steady Cut Loaf. 0lscj Crushed. gaGi Powdered 9ci
Graduated eisoi Mould A. 9isci standard $40 Seoda-
Glover sc Timothy. 81 i01s2 Flaxses 81 49,
fsed-W interBran $50 O0es2l 00 Spring $40 O08s6 80
Petroleum arm; Refined Dbs7 &c, Cases i0o whiskey
81 20.
sr LOUIS. March 2.-Flsur steady and unchanged.
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RuRoPEAN MARKETS.

t,vrproor March 2-Bacon Cumberland Cut 6OOi short
Rib bIOd PORK pm S7Dd; do Western s,f, f1 ra
Prime Western 67d cheese American Chyce o1,u. ~
tyd for Mixed old rurpeutne sDIts anoa r az IA
Lard 6sOd per WI American Breadstuns- " ~
for old Mjxed Western Wheat 97dd9 l0d per Genital ,o
otnia Climb HDd aj5d for Red Western SPRING. e4d
Winter. -. -w..o ,aso 0O
The rece Is for past three days were iSooo
cenias Including go 900 American. ooc. ,,.,o,,,a
LONDON. March 2spnts rnrpentns soS iors 80 81
DER tan Tallos AZ per cwt Refined Petroleum osae
a.vPr March owiicox's Lard closed II francs 20
eenUmes 81 kilos -. - oan,,,ras for
ANTWERP March 2-Peroeum rs francs 20 ceh.,noS ~
Fine Pale American paid aud IS francs centimes sono''
Wcoxs Lard 1870 % centmcs per loo knos -, ox
RRRaPy March 2 -Wcox's La d CLOSED at % marks 81
pfenni~s per IL Petroleum. m Es % DiennLs
MAycHFsrER March The marke: TO- arms ana
Ia l. 30 inch 90 reed Gold End shrungs Sa2 ya,"s
1SOd; 26.nch, SO reed. Printer ~ yhus
N or 3sda3gd No AZ Mule TWIST fair second quahtV'
94d59ad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03

wnea lower RED F. sIS.s q IT, S'i g.
nay 5i nc cash. a., aarrS s.s.a Nay e 10
s1s bid barley ; %sse a. a. TO- esrs
al aim AZ 81 90 whisfsy .Iedy 81 ,s 10 so pG ois
arn SIG s7 cash; si1 40 nsxsa so% short RIB.
ioo sors Clear o5e Clear
soeiptsfou 1000 bbs Gao what saSIsy Scoo
Sbi. sn,pmenis-Fiour 5000 bba; Wheat 06Ooo Dusn
Corn i5s0OO bush; OATS i,000bushi rye mono DAi'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-03
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YosK. FRIDAY. March q 1888
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change SalesrOOm to-day:
Rv Richdrd Y. Hdrnen Co.
/ 3stOry frame house with lot. No 345 Grandst SIS,
m II OF Ludow-st plot OF land 81 1Or7b; -oo
OBren Sl%'oVV
l Q story rame honse with lot; No SO Ludlow ST. es-
ha msof Gran@st plot OF i'na 1880
/ 3siorv brick dwelling with lot No 238 West 3!th-
nIoSo sSo II W OF ''a'e 'o' $4,000
Aston, br WIN stone dwellings with plot OF land IS
MGss iLV Rre ~; iep " 81 24O5
BY NJ 4. j. LVneh.
A one half part Of the story brown stone front.
house, with lot No 534 broadway, @ 3. 6O.6 Un0f
sP11ng ST. pot Oh lAnu $4,000
Bv Peter r. Meyer
/ 2.ory frame house with lot No 800 East 9oth-st
aa. so II @ OF 2day lot PARLIAMENTARY sam ,oo
ue JOSEF hs ViV'
BBL.J6L Phillips.
lot East gTthst running through 20 96th.st
80 # Of llth-aye, lot 25x2OllO Bessie ia , ,oo
plot OF land Riversido Dnye, cor Of 07thst, 900
I0S.4I2lllxiOO.ll1b2 same purchaser.....-- VloV
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Religions Notices.

A Better Feniure Cannot be Presented for our motto
DoUTSEY d6sPEi iEMpERANcE MovvEEIEYE
Two meetings will be held tomorrow. sunday March Al
-''' ANU BiG INDIAN wrGwAM,
meeting Extra ans programme on this oefasOn whom
will deliver M1 HSS aSif5' entitled
RUM DID 1T,
rs4H zsB Ny sSr+ 70 tAM IN
% G sD DT sns p ssF T 1onSs an
had such sad career and who Is now working to
ls personal abuse no erqAs% Love is the great mo-
gramme OF and instrumental mu 30 and reeltaons by
MIS- Helen /. Journey MIS- " X. iaL Miss Florence 4
". stone Organst aud pianist Extra programme by Pro.
ns and e ony 0ympSn coored cnb nine male and
female voices and Tue great the original and the on OWN
every day night without exception at tho Union Taber
9Rsve and Broadway but on sunday afternoons ami sun
day nights s e s Indian Sn st. Ip6 o BFpSS
ernace meetings Come and see the multudes signing he
pledge. THOMAS W. PlrIMAN.
Al Steck Hall. II East lith'st.-ANDREw JACKSON
Shadows upon our Evidences Of ay" 30 evening
meeting. Everybody welcome
Al Thirty street Reformed Church AK gest Of
s9S breach 2 school n 10 m nSes %esome
gresssis, tomorrow morning at IL o'clock. Rev. JOHN
". CHADWICK will preach subject The Forgiving OF
sins" Evening service at O'Clock subject "Darwn's
Life and Thought" All arc cordially invited
At BIooinln gdnle Reformed Church. West 7lstst-
The Rev. CAhLOs MAkfYN Pastor conducts divine
the ncighbOrhOOd cordially Invited.
A-The Manhattan Tc%P per Asss .sd
SUNDAY. MARCH 4. $50 O'CLOCK,
will hold highly Interesting meeting: The
REV. DIR. DICK.
Of Buffalo " " will address the meeting Subject Tho
First Drunkard" There will be other speakers Unusual
fine musical DrOgrlmme. Tho cOored.
BOGTHERN JUBILEE SINGERS
will be with In their hymns sOngs and real old plantation
melodies. ]. b. GIBBS. President
Al Rrookiyn Tabernace.-Rev. r. DE WITT TAIL
MAGE will preach TO morrow lO5O o. M anu 1880 D. m
Al Jane street Methodist Episcopal Church between
Pastor breaches 1890 and 1880 Evening subject
Tho Glorious Gospel OF Christi sunday schoo $50
and p
All souls Church. 4thave, corner 20h.st-The Rev.
RUSH IL. SHIPPhN OF Washington will preach IL m.
and TAO In the evening. Public cordially Invited Sunday
school $50 an
American Temperance Union. Cooper Institute Sunday
p m Address by Me-. GEU ROE JONES tho ex. Crlmean
.odier assisted song by his daughter Jessie Also adj.
OF music. Solos, Quartets aud ehoruses.
JOSEPH A. B0GAR DUs President
II. H. CARPENTER. Secretary
All sousp Church lAnthon Memorall 4sthat, west Of
Gth.ayo-The Rev II. HEBER NEWTON will preach &C 10
q The Rev. J. b. WATSON will preach at 7ab D. M
A. che West Rrsisy.srisn Church 42ast between on
pD viii preach on Sunday, the eth inst. ~ IL and
74bpn
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Mem Qualifications.
TCE-PACK AND TUNDRA;

AN ACCOUNT OF THE SEARCH FOR THE JEAN
NETTE" AND A sLEDGELoURNEY THROUGH
SIBERIA.
BY w. II. GLIDER, correspondent Of The Ncw-York
Herald with tho Rodgers Search Expedition author OF
"schwatka's Search" &C. &C. l VOL svo with maps and
illustrations. 81 CO.
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