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ADVENTURE BY SEA AND LAND


OSCAR SHANGHAI.
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third impressions Of the tTiuy deeP how he vas cast away and
himself heneoop how he was picked up BY vessel
bound for Consfsnfinope. together with the
ISDOMITABLE COCK
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Turk nd how be rereuted Of Il when learning % smoke the
va,errpe how he was made Grand 'izeri how he end.ay
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be i. arau cast away and
SWALLOWED BY A WHALE.
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In the ssne places he has series 'of advenures
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FrRsr.EATs HOUSES N PARIS.
PACE p old-eablished house Of Nourtisr, Richer
Au1ouy Is Rue viyeune savage, BrOhers Lepre-
surce. o HamaTl Co.
REss-MAKER-Fauvet Rue Menars-Baby Linen, Wed:
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RY-Heaa. Dreus.s aud Court Ornaments, BeSu-
wFDDiNG PRFsENTs-lndis Cscbemire shawsi maniac
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Feydeau, .nd B. Rue Richslieu -,,-,-
BABY LINEN-W edding sus, Pagan, IS Rue sisienne
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TILMAS-Arhca flower-, patented by the Empress, iof
GLOVES AND ATs-Prvat % Rue Ssuve st. Ausa.n.
At the for the special manufacture Of
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Rous'meni large a'orimen' Of the newest cut, both
UMBRFLLAs-Psrasos Waking Sticks, and Riding Whips.
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IL ROY son, Watch sDd Clock Maker. The Navy, for.
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Exhibitions Pars, Gslens MoatRendel, Palais Roys,
MARREr JARRY BRoTIIERs, Jewellers, Cold and so
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DESiERE extensive Bronze MlEgi-ctory Is Rue yiyienne
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SUISSE BROTHERS. Bronze hsnufaetofy' rsnt'ns- s'''
A. pAPT he Roe des Bon. Enaats ani 10 Rue de yaos tho
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auo s.gers FIRST Prizes, al the various ~ nbirons
OPTIC-C heyalier, lngenesf, Is Place du Font Nent
D.VINCK hocoate Manufacturer, rs Rue 81 Hon0re.
" CIVILLIER, % Rue De IA Pax, Wines Liquors, Tea,
f5roe,r- sole Agent Of Domecl Here's.
TAILOR-Hlsy LATTE II " the King Of Naples, and 70
H. NJ the King Of Brazil II Boulevard des Itabsns
CUILDRFNs DREsSES-tap-, Bonnets, ete-Speciaity-
Pauline Boyefs Arcade Dc hyoh 10 lis near tho
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Gpetial Notifies.
American widows, Relief Association.-Th 1llc

,s't tom he Constitu ion viii give much desired Inform
~ ~ ~ The objects q tins Associations; ,, ~.
~ fa,ies WHO have been reduced By msfo lnes
from comfort want and who nave 100 HueH Aae'o p' ~
beg or teoome voluntary re a. a. DSe exclude ali who
have me 70 through habits Of inep1ey naoeHcs o.
~ y 81 g ib families Of helpless children who
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living or ADVISING them where they can get "ok AZ theit &C
oustoed trades for a. our funds VIII permit giving TEN
porary assistance for this purpose H., .
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The Ird aud Of more o. the Trustees
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went and who able their support in any iqston
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D. n hemselves, may lie ssiited 80 iaf a. tIs "a
Cat viii permit 20 a. 70 savs tn en- ~ o e- "
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md morally 10 those who be sought after rather than
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THOS McELRATH, TIessuIer
sOLOH ROBINSON, Secretary. . .u,,,
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JAMES b COLGATE, WILLIAM ID MIhfhi'
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DELANCEY H0USE,-DELANCEY HOUSE, NO. ~
- Broadway OF Waverey place Opposite New YORK
Hoe) having been recently decorated and pained
prepared 70 furnish In suits single, with private table
reasonable other drst class hotels f. s. RfDDELL
Union HOTEL, HUDSON STREEI FEW DOORS
~ above Canal New York.-Thf undersigned calls
The attention Of bis friends and the public n general 70 the
accommodation this large and spacious establishment affords
Tor families This hotel has recently undergone thorough al
tcraon~, and improvements added. He will lc
either permanent transient boarders
terms parors. SUITS single Baths, gas &c,
each floor aud no extra charge Pesons about returning
the city, win do wen 10 call aud examine before
raging elsewhere LEWIS r. DEXTER. Proprietor.
VERY SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION FOR FAMILIES
and single persona be found the House
fh OF Eighth street; kept upon European
plan. Rooms offered At reduced from prices OF
last season, ALBERT CLARK, Proprietor.
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The Burlington Tragedy.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE N. Y. HERALD.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. - 1888.
DEAN Sir-Your independent course 10 matters OF pub
lie interest well sustained in the late articles in the
HsA1p on the Burlington massacre, that am to send
lew lines that may aid you to bring some OF the CORY
bandi,t oil the State, of Camden and Amboy to public
justice.
Suit, need not necessarily be brought In New Jersey.
The tickets bought or most of them were) in Phi
laophs and thus the contract being entered into here
suits may be brought here. 1t may confidently be re-
LIED upon that justice will be sought in vain before
Philadelphia juies.
The pubic should be put their guard against the at
tempt 10 bring Dr. Hannigan into the ISSUE What have
passengers the railroad TO do with Jersey doctors
Hi. position exclusively with the company. Will
they prosecute hms Suppose Of the had been
struck, would its have been paraed the scape
grace
tells against the monopoly there would have appear
ed statement the effect that Mr.. James Barcay
uncle, and Mr. Beylard friend of Mr.. Clement NJ Bar
clay the night Of the accident TO Burlington By
express. As they neared the Rancocus, by the faint
hight Of Il NOON the draw Was perceived to be open
and the eng ne was checked within few feet Of IT, The
Waterman asleep in bed.
In view OF the desperate efforts 10 make the rate AT
which the train moving appear very slow, 4 may be
well know that Mrs. Holsnan the last words OF
her daughter in expressing her appreciation Of the
rapidly with which the train backing Poor George
r. fngersoli who sitting reversed seat, facing
them, replied Yes, It was abominable and It wa their
usual CUSTOM
There i to be public meeting neld mere ana ~ would
be well 10 take into consideration means that New York
and possess by which this most Ubiquitous
monopoly on earth may be entirely crushed. II IA
known that is paid to the state by each passenger,
Blu. It Ia not generally known that inhabitants of New
Jersey are exempted Any resident there buy
ticket dollar and eighty cents. Now, all the peo
pie Of New York and Philadelphia need do TO obtain
acts evyng contribution. say Of tty cents, each
passenger The Camden and Amboy Company takes from
biiugs to theis shores OF II will be said that
II wou be unconstitutional and all that sort OF fudge
Make of sufficient pccunary Importance, and IL will be
submitted to- and collected for have the successful
example OF New Jersey to show that there IL absolute
~ limit TO the endurance OF our corporation ridden
people We thus have the force the people Of
New Jersey to foego their spoliaons their masters TO
submit to ours put IL In this shape for the rate of
fare cannot be increased while exaeons can
forced. This even could scarcely be called nded
Justice for while would only plumber the Jerseymen
they plumber aud murder US. Most truly yours
SILLY
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, Sept. Us p.

SATURDAY, Sept. 15-6 Z. M.
There was considerable buoyancy in the stock
market this morning, and there were pretty active
Sales Erie sold to the extent of about nine thousand
shares, and closed steady at the opening price Read
ing advanced, and was very firm at the close. The
most extraordinary rise of all was in Cleveland and
Toledo. The movement in Erie surpasses anything
we have known for many months. 1t is probably as
out and out fancy as there is on the list and the
advance in prices is upon poor basis as at any
time within its history. The two principal cards to-
day were Erie, and Cleveland and Toledo-both
of the same class, and are managed in the same
way. and will at about the same time collapse again
TIE the bubble is inflated the serious the
explosion. At the first board to-day Illinois Central
bonds advanced per cent; New York Central r.,
4: Pennsylvania Coal, }; Reading Railroad. Z; Mi
chigan Southern (: Illinois Central Railroad, |;
Cleveland and Toledo, II; Chicago and Rock Island,
| Calera and Chicago declined per cent All the
Indications are infavor OF strong upward movement
in Chicago and Rock Island. This stock has been
Quietly absorbed lately By some OF our shrewdest ca
pitalists and the returns for the six months ending
October lst, when published, will create demand
for the stock snch has not been realized during the
company s existence. When such a stock is selling
below par, it is wonder to us that Cleveland and
Toledo, Cleveland and Pittsburg and others of the
same sort should call for more than fifty cents on
the dollar. The Chicago and Rock Island shows
greater net earnings in six months, on five millions
OF capital than the Cleveland and Toledo, in twelve
months, on seven millions of capital
At the second board Erie advanced per cent;
Cumberland Coal, 4; Hudson Railroad, 9; Michigan
Southern, !; Michigan Central, /. Cleveland and
Toledo declined ! per cent. The way this stock
shroots about, up one per cent one day and down
two the next is enough should think, to satisfy
small holders that the market value is sustained
entirely by spectators.
The North Carolina Copper Company has given
notice that previous to payment Of any dividend
out OF its earnings the assessment levied June 81
1855, will be returned to those by whom it was paid
or their assigns.
The exports of specie from this port this week
amounted to only sl3 900. The banks will probably
show Monday handsome increase in their specie
department.
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad
| Company, for the first week in September this
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SECOND BOARD.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATVkDAY, SEPT. I5-b 7. VI.
CoifH.-.Oo 800 Bugs of Rio were sold Of II &C. a
1Isfc.
C,1IoA-Ihe sales reached about L 500 bales, without
change in prices.
FREGh1sTo Liverpool about 200 bales Of cotton were
Engaged AT Nd e32d 10 900 bushels corn in bulk a
"a 20 boxes tobacco at 3s. 3D.. 81 casks OIL at 2lc
p - ana Zoo boxes cheese at 32s To London about
CtO boxes cheese were ged at 40 To avre about
1850 bb -four were changed at 50c and $50 bales of
cotton, at aSc. Rates to California were at 35c per
foot Measurement.
lFAp.-sales Of 90 tons Spanish sold at SO 31if to
arite, which better
MorAssIs-Saes OF 100 bbls. New Orleans were made
at 3Sc.
on.-Iinseed firm, at 92e a csc for English and
Ole 9sc. for American
SuCARs-Sales Of 400 hhds Cuba muscovado were made
Of Iglc. &c.. and 12o do. New Orleans AT Sc
RrtF.-Ibc market is pretty active. The sales were
40 cash at sac bidc. part TO go Of the market
The stock keeps LIGHT.
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TsE LucLLA MurrSEEas.-U. 5. COMMISSION

THE LUcILLA MUTISEERs.-U. 5. COMMISSION
Ems OYyIts-Before Commissioner G. r. Henzlitt --tbns
Lewis Charles Armstead alias Abner Emerson ana Ro
bert Sands were charged with muiiny board the bark
IEca Of Salem bound TO Sumatra on the 18th u June
last The allegation IL that the defendants conspired to
kill ali the officers and such Of the crew would not
join hem in order to share the money board the bark
between them which would amount 10 80, 900 piece.
The defendants armed with double barreled pistols
and dirks The first PLAN to kill the officers and run the
vessel on the Bermuda Bank or an island uninhabed
JAILED 10 consequence Of Of the conpraors falling 10
shoot the captain when he deck They then de-
vised second scheme, by which the vessel 10 be
seizeu ana the ohcers murdered, when they reached
Sumstfa The defendants 10 induce the Malays to
join them in the enterprise The ,econd plan failed In
consequence OF disclosure by of the crew His AFT
davt taken In Rio Janeiro was read before the
Commis soner. The Commissioner held the dc PENDANTS
in 81 900 further hearing and they we're
in default Of bail until the arrival from Rio Tanero ~
the witnesses against them The dcndan,s were taken
into custody by Deputy Marshal Crosm who found them
on board the brig Scotia of Baltimore which arrived AZ
philadelphia yesterday they having been hero IN
go1s by the Consul Philadelphia Go'ate S7S Ia.