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New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
ELIZABETH.

A WOMAN PLIES 4 HORSEWiiir'
ro,,,c man named Thomas sullivan was puone"
o,as,ised on wallst. yesterday with horSe"nlp o'
Mr. murphy because of remarks he made eOoa eOn
aSrino her The woman piled the lash on her aiescu
dcf,mcr with such effect that he cried WIN p". "
sourht safety in flight Mrs Murphy 'haseu n,
long as she could get hit at mm 10 o ne,no. C,mn
- bic crowd which quickly gathered. ,d Tho niafre
~ pa v s summoned but when he reacneu sns d and
tb affair was over, sullivan han to her
tie aaanirine aSsaant returned unInolcsteh 10 IieA
he sullivan made no complaint agais, d 1de Worh
,rpu ;ncident caused a sensation IN Jlc ncooiu ""
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HOW Tile BALLOT nox srrrrEEs woEKED.


The hearing in the Mayoralty contest was resumed
Yesterday before Comm s-ioncr Romainc. George h.
Cromc testified that he at tho sixth Precinct lst
District while The votes were being counted on c"'
ton night and heard the judge read on some Z" The
ballots improperly. The clerk checked Republican
vote, for the Democratic candidate During the
dav the ballot box was ont OF sight and It vas i'm
possibe 10 see whether the ballots wer' pat IN the
box not
John Stumpf Of No. o2s Wayncet.. testified that
the h,ot box AZ the Eleventh Precinct lid Distinct
worked all right until 10 o'clock when the judge an
nounccd that was ont OF order and cigar box was
used one man said he did not propose to II. hum
tuCecd and insisted having his ballot put IN the
box, and II was put ill., showing that II was IN Worh
ing order but the -c OF the cigar box continued
Php II. Erie, four or five men vote from No.
81 York,t who did not live there. John ThOnc
saw frauds committed IN Iiobokcnavc polling place
Hugh w Mckay. r.. the son of a wealthy and
promincnt resident NJ the Heights. who shot him
self I'm his fathers house Tuesday night. vas -tl
alive last night but in a critical condition. There
is little hope Of his recovery.
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DUTCH GUIANA NOT INVADED BY THE FRENCH

DTrTcH GUIANA NOT INVADED By THE Fhkhch'
A few days ago cable dispatch reported tiat tne
French had crossed the frontier Of Dutch Guiana Inc
Tribune expressed strong doubts as 10 1he tr' vi '
dinatoh ard explained that the dispute between the
two countries in regard the frontier limits OF the
ncichborng colonies in the Guiana region was De,ng
neacenilv discussed and 70 be submitted 10 the
arhitraton OF the Gar of Russia 1hls view Oh tle
question was correct. The Agence n0vaS', Sne
The alting possession by France OF the contested ter
ritory along the river Larva Is officially dehea tTc
Va,erann at Parimarbo is therefore, ineXact. The
French Government is satisfied with granting gran to 70 tn0e nose
", ". l. nrov, iionaf deeds Until the Dutch Parliament
,otes the ratification which has been promised
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT At the home Of A. Wsncr, on
Wednesday evening James Walters, Of Bridgeport, and
Mis- Grace \ Austin. Of Denver. Col, were married
IN the presence - large company. reception
followed. The marriage of Miss Nellie Shanley
H. James Roland took place AZ II. Augustine Church
ON Wednesday c,cliug. John Nckcon was b"St man
and Mis- Mary Slnlcy. sister Of the bride bridesmaid
\ reception was held.
NE~TPORr.-A vicious stallion seized with his
teeth a day the right thumb Of his owner.
George IL. Nash. aud completely bit 1t OIL
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A Roy Ri RGLAR SHOT.

George Pfeifcr. OF No. 800 Tenth-ave. sas ar
raigned at jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
q charge Of shooting boy named John Plant, oi
No 5O3 West Thirty st. PfeGer and his wife
had retired early and were awakened about midnight
BY q noise II somebody vas tamDsrns with the
door The tho first to notice D boy
entering the hall window, and she screamed. Ptener
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STEAM
CARPET CLEANING,

Twenty one year, Of prlcti-
cal experience enables me TO
guarantee the perfection oi
carpet cleaning. taking up,
Altering aud rrllylug.
Feather beds cleaned and
renovated ty my now pro-
:ess. Furniture moved, In
padded covered Nan-. to any
part Of New York, Brooklyn
or jersey CRY.
TUtS. J. STEWART.
! .5ji Broad wav New YORK.
Telephone call 39th-St.. $40.
Jersey City branch and
storehousc for furniture. etc.
cor. jth and Erie SIS. Vol.
call Jersey CIT" 80
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UNION HILL,

TWO EOYS SPEND FOUR DAYS ~ A SWAMP
Emil Lathcan and otto Feilich who each about
twelve years old, left their homes sunday 10 gather
wild flowers In the swamps back Of Union Hill Jacob
Cmpsched yesterday found the boys in the swamps
Otto Fcirich had spraued his aclc and unable ~
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-SurPeon General John y. Hamilton OF th.
Marine Hospital service BRhNOoliI-J' u 'd' DsI.i
Davis. OF Washington. and Charles r. Mayer nr ~
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ConIsny' fif
AVTSU E.-Senator William T.. Chandler ana iahniy' oi
SOW .Hsmpshre and Frank Hatton OF WASHINGTON hOfr
MAN-Judge John Clinton Gray Of the New o'A couI'
Of Appeals. and eX-Coneressman W. l. Ma'ou''' VI ~
,,o, WyORK-Concressman Samuel Dibble. OF South
Carolina PARK AVENUE-Lieut.nant.efc't 'tfnoi Lu"sta
r. Jones' Of Binghant9n. VICIORIA-C0ione4 henry "
Duhied Detroit.
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THE GROWTH OF THE CITY.

The work Of taking the census has been h"''"'N
and It is apparent that there has pecn V ,o".
siderable gain in the city's population during o iA
ton wears The ccusus of 16s0 gave ths nutHd nnted al
~, 900 and now II Is almost 10000 belns a, ,n W
~ nearly 40 per cent since the last ehumera''o''
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gs wa two bows exhausted nS when had eg ggo
.gnd They had been without 1000 a. anu ,yamp % They
ore conveyed TO farmhouse az oaIis.a ,omrishment
viewed medical attendance ana propSca Sar homes
ro hovs we're subsequently taken TO their ho'i''
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Absolutely the Best.

secured his pistol and three shots one OF Wc.
sent a ball through the door and INTO thc ,%mis % Va
Tonne Plant The latter had two boy comp;ulohs'
yrho escaped Justice Hogan paroed lTeneT lor eN
animation on Sunday Plant is at Roosevelt hosPia''
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PATERSON.

rur POPULATION OF THE CITY 7s,1oo.
c,ncyisor Arthur b. Pearcc of the First Census DIS
trct of New Jersey, having telegrap"ou io'' .,.,
make pubc an estimate of the population OF the Guy
and received the desired permission iroi '''o 49,,
,ao,t ~ Washington Yesterday announced thaI o''e
enumeration OF Paterson showed popu'' ,.,
7a1O5 The most populous ward Is 'ic iN'f' A.,
:, oG, next comes the Eighth with 14oO'' anu ''o
,,na,,est is the sixth, with 1907 The Thlrd ""ro
shows the greatest percentage OF increase oo' o
the census Of sso the sixth de decrsasfs s " Gres Viii
yary little from these. In the cases Oh w. & With
atOrs he had the work gone over DS Prc. and his
the result Of adding fcW scores oi .'-n 1 go The
c",mate Of the full population is about t7,3oo:
population by the National Census OF l1-9 "T Ts % an
m '1 Inc W last decade is little 80 per cent III r,'e
decade from 1870 to 1rs0 It Wa 81 pr NJ IN The
n,nr.,,n pcdplc a. 20 200 had been conservpNe
estimate and other gnesses had Ttnecn "S re the
:, 900 AcouackanOnk Township, III WHICH are .' .u'
,agcs ~ Athena Richncld and CLIFTON, shows popu
laton of 2,j79 IN 1oo0 1t had l'ol
Constable Nolan s;lw u negro lying face do"h"'Hu III
pool Of water about inches deep at south Paterson
Yesterday morning. The constable arrested the negro
who ,aid he was Henry Aston. recently from Norti
Carolina lie said he wanted to drown himself because
tircavcs sent him 10 Jail for examination
Coroner Goodrdee Jury n the ,ae 81 f0fse 10 Hs6 s{
Wlon ca,ilty of murder and censurIng the Board Of
Aidprnl.u
men nud boys ar, entccd by music-So called irec anu
,irs t0 lngcr until the small hours SUNDAY h1us'
and not alone ~qnander their weekly earnings, ph, y
crive lessons I'm corruption which lifetime 'tihot cA
punge and which too often leads 10 tragic results
The conservation 81 the Roman Catholic Church OF
- Johu tho Baptist Dy Bishop Wigger VIII taac pacc
sunday with imposing ceremonies. nero VIII ic an an
adult choir Of over fifty voices 10 render nayons ',,
I'm l. Nat with an orchestra Qf twenty Two pieces dgu
yo unor choir, Of eighty voices each VIII he inc io
Deum antiphonally.
The graduation exercises Of the Paterson High school
took place before large audience that filed every ea'
i'm me Opcra House last night. The programme con
.,ed ~ e.Aav, vocal aud instrumental music. tabcal
and drle Diplomas awarded to hfty five grad
uairs OF the class oi $40.
The pauforth RAildng presented tO the city for the
ne, If the Free Public Library by Mrs Mary T. Eyle,
Will bc thrown open for public Inspection this evehln
and VIII Le omen for husincss saturday morning, the
Looks and papers having been removed from IN" u
hrarv's Old quarter on thurch-st nearly opposite
rho new home ~ the llbray the homo Of the late
Charlie, Daniorth. the millionaire locomotive nanu,
farturor father nf Mrs Evle and has been r,fed ~
great expense the Improvements Including tower ana
a clock given by ". T. iylc. "A son OF Mrs. Rye
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

Many ladies are martyrs to suffering. Thci
Best help is Prkers Ginger Tonic:
Parker's Hair Balsan is He % the hale.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

Don't wait until you sick before trying Car
ter's Little Pills. but aeJ Wal at once You can Y
ak without benefit.
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Announcements.
FRAGRANT SOZODON

FRAGRANT SOZODONT
IIardens and nvgorates the gums, purihes and perfumes
the breath ceanses beauties and preserves the teeth from
Ynuth " old age.
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AGRICULTURAL DEPRESSION.

with other Facts for Farmers. Pnb-
Iishcd by The NcW-S orA Eiihn.ac an
DaIupf,Ict form. Price - Cts. "a copy.
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HOSPITAL, REMEDIES.
A Now Method Of Treating Diseases.
w.t. " - F,t =

A Now Method Of Treating Diseases.
What are they? There is a new de.
parture in the treatment OF diseases. 1t
consists in the collection Of the specifics
used by noted specialists OF Europe and
America, and bringing them within the
reach Of all. For instance the treatment
pursued by special physicians who treat
indigestion, stomach and liver troubles
only, was obtained and prepared. The
treatment OF other physicians, celebrated
Tor curing catarrh was procured, and so
on till these Incompatible cures now in
clude disease Of the lungs, kidneys, fe-
male weakness, rheumatism and nervous
debility. J tat ~
This new method OF tone remedy for
one disease" must appeal to the COM
mon sense OF all sufferers, manyo Of whom
have experienced the i'll effects, and
thoroughly realize the absurdfty Of the
claims Of Patent Medicines which are
guaranteed to cure every Ill out Of q
single bottle, and the use of (which, as
statistics prove, has ruined more stomachs
than alcohol. Acircular describing these
new remedies is sent free on receipt Of
stamp to pay postage by Hospital Rem
edy Company, Toronto, Canada, sole
proprietors. AwTaEow
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AuYicn 10 NinthNrA.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by asiek child suffering and
crying with pain oicutting tee,h2 II so,
send at once and get a bottle OF MIS-.
WlNsLow's SoorHiNa SYRUP FOR Cu,L.
DRrN TEETuINa. Its value is incalcula-
bic. 1t will relieve the poor little suffer-
er Immediately. Depend upon it, moth.
ers, there is no mistake about it. It
cures dysentery and diarrhna, regulates
tho stomach and bowels, cures wind.
collie, softens the gums, reduces inflam.
nation, and gives tone and energy to
the whole system. Mrs. MISSIONS
Sooru1SG SyIur FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING Is pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription Of one OF the Oldest and besi
female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and is for sale bya ] drug
glsts throughout the world. Price q
cents q bottle. xwraw
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an Important discovery They ACT on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new principle. They
speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, tor
pid liver, piles and constipation. Splen.
did Tor men, women and children.
Smallest, mildest, surest. Thirty doses
Tor twenty-6ve cents. Samples free at
The Logan Drug Co.'s. a1
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The best salye In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin erup.ions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents pc,
) box, For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Roal Estate.
FOR SALE

About eighteen acres OF hillside paaturo land
In the Eighth ward. There arc some nice build
lug sites on tho hill ana It conta!ns valuable
sandstone and brick clay.
No. 25ll Market street.
No. 1887 Market strcel.
No. 81 and 81 Twenty.slxth street. Both houses
for 81 800.
No .GQ3 and ZOOS Woods street.
No. 9!fy Main street. sfs+rFE o ~
No. 2li5 Main street. ~ ~
No. 2336, 2S3S Ruh $40 Main street.
No. II! and la Seventeenth street.
No. JOS McColloch street. ~ rl,st lS r
building sltc on McColloch street, ah2.
building site on McC0lloch street, $780,. LEE
No. 1910 McCollorh street. - fiktI
No. iGO Natl nal lsoad.
No. 1905 Chapline street. r,E f1DIH r
No. ll25 Eoif street, half lot. MAN
Corner lot, east side south Front street.
Is foot lot. east side Snuth Front street.
No. North front street. -Nll'1sl .y.fy.
Choice Of lots In Fair Ground property, Wolff
burg. ". Ma.
Nuuse aud 10TH Fulton. W. Va.
10 acre Farm mt Glenu's RIM. ~. - t.al
Corner Int. Virginia and south York street.
Property suitable for Il hotel on Main street.
Residence, one.Quarter mile east OF TrlAdcl'
pLIa. with . acres Uf lind, 81, GOO.
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officers could find him, When thew did

officers could find him. When they die
lind him he was dead. The grave In
the rock appeared to have been made
years ago, and he evidently had made II
Tor himself. He was In this grave. Fl, N
all indications he had deliberately lalu
down IN II and had starved himself to
death. There they found him.
But this was not the most wonderful
part. The mine where he had toiled 80
many years had been rich with gold.
All that he had dug he had hidden
away and had beaten 1t into thin plates
like paper aud had made OF 1t a lining
for his stone aepulchre. And he had
beaten ont a large sheet to cover him.
There they found him dead, wrapped in
the gold foil.
This discovery made no small stir In
the settlements when 1t became known
particularly when taken In considera.
ton with his last visit to Visaifs, where
1t was attempted 10 arrest him.
lie WAS INSANE.
No doubt no was insane. Old miners
who had known him years before now
came forward to tell all that they once
had known Of him. 1t was not much,
but 1t shed some light upon him-why
no had for 30 many years remained
alone and concealed among the noun.
tains. He had withdrawn from the
human race, Us 1t seemed, and had lived
nd died In the solitude Of tho noun.
/ ms.
II the pen OF Dickens would write the
story, the few but terrible facts that arc
known would form a chapter stronger
than any fiction. The villainy Of Carrier
In "Dombey and Son" would find more
than a counterpart here.
The miner had been IN exile from
society for twenty years. The disgrace
which had been no fault Of his but
which had destroyed bis happiness and
ruined his hopes had all been hushed in
silence long ago. Few but him remem.
bered 1t. Even to him 1t seemed as a
thing that was past forever. He sup.
posed that all. who knew OF 1t but him.
self had also passed away. He thought
lived but him, and with him,
when his time should couie, the Nom.
ory would die. For years and years no
word had ever reached him Of any who
had known him in early life, or Of any
who knew his history.
1t was thus when he came down from
the mountains to the settlements on his
hall yearly visits. 1t was a night Of rain
and storms and winds. All the rivers
and watercourses roared with the floods.
iii long after nightfall he CROPPED his
way. through the darkness and the
rain and at length a light from
/ window showed him that Il house was
1ear. He entered it, and asked for
That was the thunderbolt which had
hung suspended for twenty years. AS
le entered the house, he recognized his
ong lost wife, and the trailer. She !
inew him, lifted up her hands, and fell
Onward dead. |,
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Tho Features Of tho Money and Stock
MnrLal -

| ...... -. ..N... IS "
Tho Features Of tho Money and stoci
Markets.
NEW YoRK. April lo.-Money OH call easy. with
| nc loans, clostd offered al Gao per cent. Prim,
mercantile paper ba7 per cent. Sterling OK
change quiet at 81 S%ais7h. Sales. Of stock.
were li6,99J shares.
The stock market to day was more active aud
dltplaye ell a stronger toue than any Saturday,
market fora long time, aud the advances were
more pronounced shAil on any previous day
thls week. Al usual 81 late. suxar Rehnefles
and Lactawanna werc ilic most conspicuous iea'
snre OF the market. There weie more evidences
Of outside interest In tho Ap'culation to day.
The trading extended 10 4 tpeclail, large mum
Der ct low priced shares and "a them were set'
oral marked movements male, Chesapeake 4
Ohio. Rio Grande. Wheeling & Lake Eric aud
Manhattan being the most prom inent. The ad.
vance had no act buck Hnd the GfGsc WIS active
and sirsng at the best prices o. ID. Gay. ouo
kailroAh bonds were active; sales Sssl 600.
Government and State bonds dull And steady.
bonds n STOCK ouorArloSs-cinsED HID.
y. INTERCHANGEABLE lOhlo 4 Mississippi. :?
U. g. IL coupons. ..lg2 do preferred..,.. ~
U, y. ~ reg. .......l GIlIslOregon lmpr'yGm't "A.
W ~ C0u pon.... l03Ss Oregon NAv........lOlH
Pacific Ia OF 'Y5....ll6 Oregon Trnus....... aSts
Adams Ex prcss.,..lD Pacific Mall.......... Az
American Express ia Pittsburgh .......,.....l5
Canada Iacitlc..... 1lNlpullman Palace ....l S9
Canada Southern. bl1Sl Reading ......... AK
Central rncitfc.... 81 Rock Island ........ w
Chesapeake 4 Ohio 2iH|St,L. l. San Frah-.. u.
do hrSt preferred. Gst5 1T. Paul ............... GS914
DO second prel'd. AZ do prelerrcd......llS1
Chi. bur. 4 Quincy. t0ShsiSt. Paul & Omaha. Is
Del. 4 Hudson ....4l53Al do preferred. .... "
Dol, Lack 4 " eSt.li0 Tenn. Coal 4 lrOu.. 81
Denver 1 X. G........ III Texas lnciilc... .... .Nhs
rle...................... % Union Pacihc......... G
Fort Wayne ..........lbl lU.S. Express ........ 70
Illinois Central. .lll1S[W., u. La P...,.... l.!
Kansas & Texas.... = do preferrel,, ..... 261x.
Lake Shore. ........l 07G q Wells'Farg0 Ex,.....ll1
Louisville Nash S6LsIWcstern Union ,.... 81,
Memphis 4 Chase. u AM. Cotton 0ll,..... 20
Michigan CCntfaf... 37niCotorHdo Coai.m..... Si51
Missouri PacItic..,. 122s Iron Silver .."....lU
Nashville 4 CHAT LOO Quicksilver. ......, w
NewJcrscyCentral. 40 do preferred ....... 90
Norfolk & W.prcld tG5s(Sutr0. ...m........ S
Northern paclhc... 81 RIchm'd 4 ". r.T. ~
do preferred. ;... ~, Atchison. ........,.... 1shs
.......l lls4 Lead Ttust.I..m... ~
do preferred .liaH u Sugar. .......... ..,.., GSE
New York Central. lU71
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MARK all the bellies that grace the ball,
Blonde and brunette, Uniformed br slight,
Aud she. you'll tind. transcends them all,
Whose teeth IRE the most pure and white
| Whose toilet ncvcr knows the want,
OF the victorious SpLOpOST, ~ AWrtN
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SoaoruLA ia. transmitted from parent
child. and thus becomes a family inherit.
ance for generations. 1t is, therefore,
the. duty Of every scrofulous, person to
cleanse his blood by q thorough and per-
|sistent course Of Ayers sarsaparilla.
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Trustees Sales.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

TRUSTEE'S SALE.
Hv virtue Of two deeds Of trust made by Thomas
Dolnn aud Mary D,lan. his wife. to rue, as trds.
1sc, tho first dated August 6, 1sS, recorded ~
Tho once Of tho Clerk OF the County Court o.
Ohio county, West Virginia. IN Deed ot,ltus,
HoaS No, n, page ~. the second dated Ausust
~ iSsS. recorded In said Clerks Office In peea o.
trust Hook No. IT, page 2S3. VIII se!! ~ va
north front door Of the Court House Oh sa1u
county on Fe .y.sf tIr 900
SATURDAY, TIE 10th DAY OF MAY. lS~'
commencing ut 10 o'clock a. H., the 1ollowinS
described property, that y 10 say: the east na.l
~ theiou,l,east quaitcr o. lot nMmboIe1 TWgnty'
one in Eo;rs addition TO tho CITY, OF Whes!lhs,
%irn,tinr on the west side OF Market street Do
tw"cn Twcn,y.Gith md Twensy..s'xth slrcemi :, :.
The title is believed 10 DO perfect. but sel,lnS
as trustee, | will convey ONLY tho title Ves!eu III
me by sail deed Of trust. .b!i ,t5SO &
e Tr,,,Ns OF SAj.H:-Onethfrd and u! mtct more
no tho purchaser elects to pay IN caxh on the Wy
nj saie. tho balance III two equal lnstal!nehn ~
In 81 sale 10 GeEiven for the deferred pay mcnH
The title 10 DO retained, until payment IL maos
in full. tHy - ~, rownrH rrns,cc.
W II, UAlLgR. Auctlonecr. --.,- ap.:M
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SEw foEK, April i9.-rctroIcum opened At
SIC, and after moving, up fell to S,7sc. Then Tie
market reacted slightly and closed steady al Sc.
stock Exchange: Opening atSlc: highest S5iIc;
rcls. ms ~, '
OIL CRY. Pa. April l9.-pctroleum opened a,
ac; highest aj}'Ie: lowest St1+c; closet al SIZE;
sales 1900 barrels: shipments 7l,Os7 barrels;
BRADFORD, Pa, April 1o.-Petrolcnm opened a,
HHc; closed at sl34c: highest S5c; lowest S,z1c;
cleuranccs l,l0i.UVJ barrels. '''"'
plTTshuRGH. Pa, April 19.-Petro!cum dull
S5isc; lowest SI<c.
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MI,c,s MARI, NM, rJ,.r nil. 4.

New ionK, April l9.-Pig iron quiet: Amctl.
can zig ooilS 90. Copper unchanged. Lead quiet
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TIE GOLDEN TOMB.

The tomb is cut in the solid granite,
like the tombs of ancient times. All
thatis known. ofiit is simple and may be
told in "a few lines: They say thai
many years ago a solitary miner came
there, found gold in the small brook
that comes down from the glacier, and
worked for years washing the sands and
separating the golden grains. Two o.
three times q year he appeared in the
settlements, bought supplies and de-
parted, none knew .whither-and none
c rcd.
On the night Of the great, storm, when
the Hornitos stage was washed away ant
tho passengers drowned, he was seer
alive for the last time. From several Incl
dents not necessary to relate, suspicion
was aroused concerning him. and wher
they attempted't to arrest him, he escap
ed aud fled to his camp under tai
; glacier. It was many weeks before TIL