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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-27

Wai6ingtcn, 10. Nai. Gs leipei
fetnen 3wstfsl, bab sinise Der iiinslfeu
Grncnnunsen riuen pabren Sturm i'm
Senat erre9sn perpen, 70 talp fs in Del
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pcrfommen. Se1cnpers biirfte Die anfel-
lung hes isrSiIen unr unfdbi9 eepUrbenen
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perIeits ter Senat unssl6wGhte Na6t
Sat, Die neuen NUminationsn ,u Serrer-
fen, pirp nidt bestpeifelt, uuO chen 70
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pom pieIer Nadt @sbrau6 MAIDEN pirp.
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3uICmmentunft nit einsm Der anselstens.
fen unb einl6tsSpufsn SauFeuts ron
giep.gorf, Der bsm Setretdr p9ne llms
f6peife ertIdrte, bae Isin Serfabrsn BAG
@CIeasic 70 lstr lfei9ern perps, rab pas
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fanp 9ebraht wsrpen piirpen. Gr Str-
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wirbe. Srcb Der wabrbaften eaipine BON
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prpen IN, beburrt er auf lsiusr 5inan,po-
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lid Ssrbrpnnt unr bic Sbiirsn unb 5rnasr
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ssiprsnst.
96ie man in wpblunterrihtstsn
Sreiffn Serfdsrt, tebt Senatcr Cameron
beim prafbsnten grant fGIe6t anse'
Iarieten. Ssin Ginflub bel ter 0tegie-
runs 1T SerI&wunpeu. Das III bic 6cISe
papcn, eab Cameron fdb iibsr bic 9lnltsI'
lursen bst prdfpenten i'm Ssnat tapeInb
sedubsrt bat.
= Sm lsbten Sabre wurben 500 0iil-
lionen Sriefs bur9 bic Ser. Staatsn pUit
bef6rtert.
= Der @afumster Der fGptiftben @ass
merle in Cincinnati, weIasr 100000 CUE
bitfuB Gas sntbielt. erplopirte am "a. nit
Iautem Snail, wObsi msbrsrs Ysrfpnsn
psrlebt wuresn. Die @as,G cmp aanis Der.
lisrt $4,000. Wiebrsrs @rbsitsr batten bic
StrtteH hes, @alUmeter anSsfridsn unb
warsn ssraes bamit fsrtig, als Die Grplu'
fon sriCISts. Sie tamen nit Isittsn Ses
l4GeiSunstn bapcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-sOME SCENES
AT YONKERs

To the Editor Of The TrfbuHs
SIR In the course OF an hour at lonkers,
this afternoon. little Incl
dents not one o. which 20 reflect any credit the
management Of the Hudson River Railroad. I i've
occupied for ten minutes In turning round
locomotive on a ricketty old table. TIE engineer and
fireman assisted them occasionally by pushing the
tremty OF the tender The oogwheel apparatus which
was superseded progressive roads ten fifteen
years ago. aud Is hardly 20 be met with. aud
indeed. the whole table completely Ou Of repair. and
constantly working out OF gear The locomotive being
az last turned around, my attention was attracted
from the station the engineer yank" which
out the bumper and coupling Of the car next 60 the
say Of great age THIS car having been shunted on ~
be the station the great numbering train proceeded on
Its The station and It's vicinity were now crowded
YORK which, as happens twice out OF three times was
quarter Of an hour late. The Yonkers special oc-
cupied the side track nearest the river, directly
opposite the depot. Aud now. with shrek.
the expected train from the North heayes 20
sight. The crowd Of mon, women, and children rnsh
from the depot. and upon the turnout and up
track be ready 20 hustle aboard the train, when,
being behind tiDie VIII stop TOT them Dut u nolnenl
Suddenly man appears aud orders the crowd 20 stand
off the turnOut-the one nearest the depotand points
out to their astonished gaze locomotive And tram co
ing round the sharp curve to the south OF the depot sa
perhaps twenty rods distant In the excitement OF tue
moment some flee to the depot put more Insn ay v
ward the river the up track ana directly I'D roht
OF the express train which Ia right upon them coming
down. Certainly 1t perlous moment. The en-
neer OF the up train apparently made no eort 10 STOP
with frantic gestures, impes the terrified people 10 clam
Der up the steps and pack Themselves on s
and which ought 70 have already started Tor the city put
10 detained by the enpIes InJ ~ ts aSs dSes
so little did they have 10 spare AFTER Witnessing
a scene of such frghtful possibilities / am almost
ashamed TO say that getting into the cars noticed
watercoOler. provided neither with cups or tumDers'
ration. Could the blind men, who apparently roe on
every train. see what Is going on about thsni'
AeU. York, July, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
IRON SHIP BUILDING.

70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Having had my attention called to-day
to the facts that our Ironworks for building ships
idle that there 10 iron ships building Y We country
and that our MERCHANTS are generally In favor OF iron
ships think the subject worthy Of Consideration 1t Is
well known that before late war our shipping was
about equal tuunage that Of any other nation and
Is also known 90 what nation the loss II has
been proposed that there be drawback or refundng OF
duties 20 shpbuders on such articles be imported
cheaper than they be produced here THIS pan how
ever, Is surrounded with difficulties To remain a. we
are England the sway ~ the ocean. simply De-
cause developed her iron and coal more than We
while have iron and coal than She which proper
attention and time will place on an equality with any
This development Is gradually going tOrwatd
England has these two products so much more M
proximity with systematzed labor andicapa that she
will be more a match for II duties are all re-
moved; while properly look after our iron inter
ests would but place the mercy OF England and Der
Alabamas whenever circumstances warranted Inc
same course that taken % build up our shipping
subseouent 10 the OF 1872 viii do Tor US
In iron what then did for In wooden yessesthat s
by tax foreign tunnage, or discrimination ~ favor %
American tunnage. This will give encouragement 70
American ships, and II will make the nation pay most
Who has done most TO make this Discrimination neceS
sary IL IA SIMPLY a recovery" measure, and when our
unage shall have recovered It's former relative status
we shall be better prepared 20 compete with Others there
after IN II De SAID that International treaties come IN onr
way then let give the earliest notice OF our lnehou
10 aunul such treaties in full N need De, or a. Tar as To-
ates to this discriminating duty. The suoect Is or 700
much importance 20 pass AID we owe 700 nt 10
looked only too well for her Own, far our shipping
and shipbuding Is concerned to require any ANXIETY
about her interests. MLHVhANA'
Ne0 York, June Il, 1859.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
SILK CULTURE AND MANUFACTURE.

TO IN \ uttOf or / nc a Tbou nc
SIR: In THE TRIBUNE of yesterday there is
an article on American silk Manufacture" New Il viii
be admitted by every practical man that to obtain
feet fabric protection or no protection, you must have
good material TO do 10 with. SILK is very delicate arti
Gle TO handle and there few In this country who
understand its culture spinning sizing. throwing. and
weaving that few suggestions may be OF some value TO
American silk manufacturers Much has been said about
producing silk in California and other sections % the
country The that have seen from tine Santa
Clara Valley and the Santa Barbara Colony very
fine but the producers there would have the same diff
Guilty contend with that exists in ChnaChinese
labor lt is common practice with the Chinese IN reel
ing from the COCOON to wind the cOarsest first and then
finer piece until the is completely envelOped I'M
or plated by sK OF quality greatly superior,
that the silk In this may be made TO appear 10 or 20
per cent better than It really U.s. EXcellency Of manu-
factuFe depends greatly the eyenness OF thread In
this respect the French and Italian Raws admirable,
and TO this the greatest care indispensable at
eparate and redvde hanks and arrange them In exact
sizes reeled IN the Chinese way next 70 impossible and
who Is % do ID The importer VI slk IS not nor can the
throwster accurately II must be feeed according 10
the French and Italian system, properly sized,
giving the exact size as number Of thread thus
anteeing the manufactures what he wants, You say
that the Raw SILK which comes here from China and
Japan free duty goes first England where me pest
is chosen after which purchase &C prices ned oy ho
about Oriental Raw SILK first going 10 England. II you
we're 40 consult several OF large houses AmcrlcaDsl
VINO are engaged the China trade you would be in
formed that bale which comes here via England,
30 bales come direct TO the houses referred TO-
Passaic N. j., July l. 1862. j. q MARSH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
BONE BOILING IN THE DOG DAYS.

10 Ihe EdtIOf or IHs AFtUH"c'
SIR: Have we Board of Health I" in New
york; II So why Will they sanction such an ntoleraole
nuisance as the abomlnable bone boiling establishments
on tho west side OF the town. The Sckenng fumes rom
the heated nlthy and partly decompcsed animal
matter adhoTHg thereto sweep through our upper waus
81 che ANNOYANCE and disgust OF tens Of Thousands o.
ci,i1ens who feel as II there was already th en0ogn
ali sorts to contaminate the atmosphere or our hn
cItv without the cruel punshment inhcted upon sno
nv nernfttipR ths outrageous bone Doinne puiseuye
How unjust 10 compel muititudes OF people 20 lnnale t
Tifhin rooms dramatically sealed during shls WIZ
weather that the proprietor Of ntny @ nsIraSed cit
,ana instead OF giving vent 20 their ndl gnstlon
quiet way, w. wth pS' FoRrY sEVEETHeE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
SHOOTING AT AN EDITOR IN NASHVILLE.

To the EDITOR Of The Tribune.
SIR: see in my TRIBUNE, just come TO hand,
teiegraphc dispatch from this place in reference 10
personal difficulty had the misfortune to be engaged IN
few days ago, which, think does palpable nJus-
tice Mr.. Grishom editor Of The State Journal the
Stokes organ in this CITY, at IA the first issue Of that
sheet what deemed, Safeguarding personal
attack upon me went 10 his Office and found him ara
his associate present, and asked explanation He re-
pied in rapid and excited manner that he could prove
that had made such and such remarks concerning fns
Press aud Times. while under his management toid
him that did not deny having commented as le1
right to- In very disappearing terms upon many or MS
editorials in that paper BY this time MT a. had risen
10 hts feet excited manner, and was approach
ing me saving loud tone that ne was responsible
here or anywhere might wish for whatever ne had said
M mis- paper AT the same time he placed his hand behind
him az ID In the act OF drawing weapon conceived
myself In great danger and therefore drew my pistol
and fired to defend myself Happily he had reached me
before fred and knocked my pistol down that the
bullet entered the floor. then dropped my pistol and
defended with such weapons nature had given
me against his continued assault and had the upper
hand Of hun till associate assisted him. happen 70
be strong Senter and Northern man. ana it was
FOR these and other real reasons as believe, Mr.
Grishom made his attack upon me, fired upon MN IN
defense and cannot now, but think that Tue crcu
stances OF the case justified me In so doing
NashrilLe Tenil June %, 1869 X ?. IAfHiLL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

bbMEoAN MAhhhlN
is4 haze. Rs,eiV, lisa bales Gold 5T EIshaugs-sisns sll
IS 6SSSs Rlita 81 s5 F' ,s k.,i - y e. -
Bacon Tsssns q sssa' 'ss Gear ee lsis cl's1 ss lsi
Com,noa Ri a0c Prime 10 Mo, sosiaal Fgrnsuiing Prime
Gra6le. WHISKY. &c Gtl Cosee-Fair ltalslc 800
81 $50 81 70. Crpi, Tafpsntlas 81 ssss5 Tar - Is
sAvAssAH Ca Jaly 3Coos qast sod ern saes ue@iua WI
iisg ME Receipts II bAs Imports, 1e1 bales uPlaad' izs
0'TSso y Jqly aFour si sale. $50 S at e 3 9 g,
q "a 900 DO e bond . 81 and 500 Sa,a Red state %
s Ssa zoo bsh 10 a. s RE se.e and no%us Corr Sss
81 3 p Msd COED demand SHORTS $I9 shigs,as' %
7le RE &C. NewYork unbe 80 50 TO the Hudson Railroad
CmcGso Ja 3EIehange less arm at 70 TO discount ssynE
%b. o PEs " s; l SsI gre a S No. eP JAZZ Corn
gueaser 7lic for No OatacVe and trn and advanced
nominal Ighvihss peEcd and nominal at % asS Provisions
dull Mess Pork oS1s a SS L.d SoSS ,sy q a. ss
IS 759s7 3 e Pair Good Freight, dali and oaehsagsa
Flour active for sgPsr5ae sed EIss S.sst sas, qgs as
cso sSfE fi = ss4 81 P Ps Fi'
fo ana Sbo %ae %s sSs ', s sU1 Is % RYE
0si o. Whisky steady at 91 Provisions beaVy r"s Sas =.
Shoulders, i8se for Clear sides Lard nominal at sc Cattle STEADY
asa ~ for inferior to 90 1OGP' for choice Lave 's'
oh9 qe: ss .g'h' %s,, SqRs sf &.
- Corr scarce and in demand at u S al. hs o M'ss
10 Offered p no C41 t =, = - So BuS Meats da ale
sss raEt o Rb qD Isle for Clear RID ls, Clear Sides
Zoe Money stringent EIehangs dali selling 10 te9an ouyss
LoUIsyLE Jny 3FOar steady - - Wheat steady he
= Isl White 25 Corn in bulk 66c Oats 10 bulk iOe I'VE
Isl Tobacco steady; 54 bids al s2d ~ 90 toyson'
quiet At BaconShoudrs ilc Clear Rib 5e Clear sides
sie Han-sugar Cured Isle LArPme sse HzhWnes hrmer
93c
ToLxpo Ja quiet and steady Wheat qaisti amer
al 43i0sI "a Michigan. 81 -; No hed ~ ~
Corn better No at Toe spot; 78i buyer July Oat que
aud better Mhgau held cole Rye held at Sl VI SAAh safes 0
No 2AtSi
July 3Cou am Midngs 9ie FonI as sH sS
opened active hot dull Prime Rel ooH
3D. White 3 6gds Corn dul Prime White, 950c; Yellow
slc Oats light Mess PORK quiet A. ~ bacon
Shoulders, has &c
Lard quiet at zoe. Whisky quiet az 81 w. ,, ..z,x
July 1CottoD less active; hiidings ~ 49,
Flour demands sales 1000 bbs North Western bTIa FAMILY
80 25ax7, Peuusyvania $685. 80; Ohio aud Indiana 90
&c 756+7 70 and Dropping safes 5000 bush hed a
81 4gdRI a. Amber so; White. IL 60ds 10 rye nIm \
- As Cor-Lmted demand 5000 bush Yellow az Sc
MIsd BgdgJe Western. eSG87c Oats steady "e's
Groceries aud Pr0ysous unchanged Petroleum mpOfed -
Crude, &c. WHISKY 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05

WHEN 90 not legitimately belong together whethst
Nomeh De pecuniagy depondents." aud suuportsds
uLouBnoat al Noe whether whole Glaze III people
Oti uHeuoe ai individual acslrites have NOT uolsf
aa hKhef Noh ~ the world than the building aS Of FOR
tunes, is NOT the question. Nhether fie rearinr ~
children does not also include responsibility Ia snalnS
the etWs under which they grow np aud i. eos-
erned h not The question. But whether The America
woman, with her quick perceptions her sytst.therc
Judgment, her administrative ability shah sdoted 10
hesane polite al education which tbs THBUNa prous.es
Tor irshmeu. negroes and rebels l. the Questoh u H. 49,
animated ius columns. - q mi
Philadelphia, June "a, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
GorpuratiOu HOtitts.

Oorporatl0n 19oIltts.
NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT--IO
" IRON PoUHDRRS-sRALED PROPOSALS. aaoI st I'm I'll
Rotanda Pk uE II eeoek M on
DAY Is 1869 for the supply OF Cast on WAFER ipe a.
1900 Test, Of II iueheh 10 diameter
$4,000 feet, OF sx inches 10 diameter, ana
4,O0a feet OF four inches 10 diGEeteri slso'
90 Branch Pipes, four-wAy, llElIhoSo'
~ Branch Pipes, three-sAJ, EIH ho,
~ Branch Pipes three way 11oA4i aiSo'
% Special Castings, and
tuns RtspcOck BoTes and covers Al
s1@'oH' eAN '''N' W THOMAS STEPHENS. Croton
ROBERT Il. DARRAGH. Agneanet
EewYork Jny p 1909 GEOk0b ;. oEssee = 80 -
(R0T0N AOITEDIJCT DEPARTMEET--TO
j sTOER BLOCk PAYERs.-SEALED PROPOSALS. Sdon,oa
Of bidder Asd aais OF We R s for The
on OF HUhbDhl JAW 10
PAVING THlRD.AYE, FROM Fourteenth 70 fory loaf'hs@' Wv
biockG a, ,ruiioatou a
~ So Ratssd. PsrS THOMAS sTBPHBhs ! CfoSh
1'1N-N@' A-S'@ ROBRKT l. DARkAGH Agaeoaes
Bsu.York. July .. 1888. GEoAGk D. ShAAHA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
Sron 06lorks
Novelty Iron Works,
nos II and 81 LIDrpTYsT.
Cor Broaawav HsNYorL
Plain and OrnamsBtsl Iron WORKS Of all kinds for buildings
pASSENGERS ARRLHED.

ppoN LTvRRPOOL-In steamship CITY ofPars JnB tW While
,je VI Polael Hs.ene, Mrs Cooper aud ehliirsn ~ ~
And ,Ife d. G. soobat BoebsTI Mia Fusohsns
Miss NJ Morton Mceke WIFE, aad soa Ma, Io' ss ns
I"nanslI AMI infant MIRA Lnron Mrs WinoH Mrs mlHt AI
tend Mrs q Arnold A. Croppe A. Maurice s9nerrhie ~
oerlsy Graham and wife Miss Bessie Srsban a h'e
NJ BsItnAp. j. l. Pbinips hr 1lar5er ana VIZ
e. ad % A Colhauyp A. Rahasa, mr Bailey, wife and
eihrsai Mcdonnell r. v Hicks w v hosAne rs p,dG
~ sife X Psten w. j. B. ll " w. Beden, ir MI ssh VIE
- fnpt. Nj Wsptspstal HepteiEA. MIA shannST h
go sl y Jsrt N Josssb W n smith G. Colt A. ~ HoAsEsr
N p nfany A. ii. Lewis r. Buuoughs A. j. Stokes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
PFCFTPTs OF PRODUCE.

VtIsftI, RGfr0dlIs dnd C"HdL. :, 49,,
an baes Cotton AS bbls Flour. III 4t bnsl heA
a. ,sl h Com bush Oats % hSh Beans eoty oo hsns
"a bbL Pok SO DkES Cat MeAt % yea alu ohsi.
a,ssa Ss51 pigs Butter eaSt boxes Chst.s - so %i, s
I1iu W. go b.ss Wool JO5 Hop 5EU sd Leassf
% IA s Hides ts bids Tobacco lg boxes and SAss sis5
M NaI.s.e1 80 bags Cotton Seed 81 bags hs W o0Ae' S
s So E.ss,aI " balss Goat skins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05

Canadian Provisions DAN PoA per Rsuera
Mess Beef 81 teres o. 2Oi hs Estra
llo per cNt Nheese Of cWt for American. barua %
for Cgmberiabd cot Rosn fr North Cayus
cod 40 1T hne fetfoleam I'D gallon spts a 6t
Refined TaoH "a eut IuFpsaue 21 per ewL Lusssd on
LospoN July 81 closed Al Sz fr Money
the Uniied States FTwen easier EHe Rsi
shares ~ tlineis Csrtrils ast
Of 1852
LosDoS duly 3Lnseed Cake. $40 per tu Taow as per
sperm OH 10 per Whale Oh CAesttA LA
seed 6li 10 ~ cNt CO.. No u ID 81 The
ASTwERP. July 3-Petgoleua fsi francs r standard White
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
srnEwALK oRsrRUCTIoNs.

TO tAs Editor or Ths Trt6H"s.
SIN: You win confer q great favor on Ine
walking population of NewYOrk " using your I'm
with the proper authorities to have removed ,ansa
hara that project about IS inches from inc cTtzxn
an BROAD way, opposite WarTenSt -
Nag York, July & lesss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
SHIPPING LNTELLLGENOE.
PORT on HEw.YoRK.........................J
CLEARED.

q SS'e LvsypSS h,ysi bremen, ,SS
i sS1S, 3Sss GsTor Key Wsa Cs.ssS 0 lIs.h Es.
S San SI,r,Ss IS.Is: sI'nI ..s s'{s .
MiGssSSs s,ts Cy POsI sSa RsAosd YssJ CE JSAHsSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
Snttrnal Btbtnut.


OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
" REVENUE the FOURTH DISTRICT Of the STATE Of NEW
comprising Tt Fnh siIb aud Eighth Wards Of the Cy
OfEew-lork a.,
Notice hereby given Pursuant law thai have received from TIE
ADD eBuneTaion Of property sufe 70
uuier the provide Internal revenue 70 support Tho 1ot-n
public debt hnd Tor other purpose AZ
proved the Hmendaiory thereto approved hieh
1865 july March 1866 hat the duhes aud tare
due ard PAYABLE and that VII attend
81 the a. ONCE no
6 Chambe Broadway daily hundhvs eIetd f1 the iSih
day June until the 0t oigu J heusVr between me hours
Of ~. and O'Clock -. ,., o., ~, . nm,
TIE s herein referred to comprise the SPECIAL TAXES on Bus
MISSES TRADES PROFESSIONS and the iAHt on Csasa
Bhaabes Gold Watches Gold and Silver Plate io hs
NAY 1870 and The It Incomes Tor Tue year suuhS D''
81. 1855.
an persons who shall neglect py due ny them respectively
within the time hereby tpeehd VIII De
liable u the penalties prescribed BY az so,ror ci,
Dated Ssw.Yort jane 70. 1859 -z---
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
E,btb COLLECTION D,strd state Esw.York, Twelfth Nine
tesib aBd Tueutsecoud WSrds Of the CITY Of new
Collectors Ohee No 90 West Fortj'ouIirstho bets
Given IN pursuance that have received from th As,fs'J
ANIMAL LIST INCOMES Gr tue 1885, ~ sElA ~
ARTICLES edBg March 1870 and SPECIAL IA Joy
B70i that the taxes thereon have become aue s
payable and that all attend PERSONALITY o. by Deputy 70 receive
PortYfOUrst daily (Suudys eIeepdl
and uclng the 18Th day oi Jay oo7
between the hours Of a M and O'Clock >
An persona shall neglect pay e due By them respect
lively according aforesaid within the time specihe VI" De
come liable 70 tho penalties prehcHbsi by law. 80.
WI A. DAZZLING Collector Ninth District bate oiHs"'lOA
EeN-foTk, Jane IS 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
6itr pIepntu TO GIT.

TWO STORES to LET in the Tribune Build
isE Nos and sRRUCBSr Also the entire SECOND FLOOR
sIen0g over Nos GDd With steam poser The baug
pTOot Apply A. The Tnbuus Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
Valuable FCundery Property

REAL ESTATE, BY AUCTION.
be sold the Worcester Mss, on WEDNESDAY
Ju o. 1888 al u o'clock q "a he FOJhDhkl ana LAID adjoining
be ougiug u the EaYle Stove COMPANY.
ire Foun3sry situated Gold souh
and Boston lt Ahauy Railroads The Main
Budrg @ by O4fet stories hgl nearly and bulk
AMI substantial with bck sails and slated
roofs heavily umhsrcd SUI ssprd throughout With
The Foundry 81 b. DO il. stOTy hgl, AM Of
brick With slated roof and joins the su 5aits Il well lighted
and ventilated
machinery vle VIII ~ sd VIII Ge said properly consists
part 2hoTss Pri1sm steam bngre perfect order
bJhO tubllar Boiler With N1Tevan Blower sxtun
MGegHze Cup0a sad M t ohaag AL other appointments Of 6
riass HudeY n periecf aud complete raaliag
The railroad fac tef r aud freight
equae ~ ebhHeut - toe kHd NsAKugani rail-
The doors Of the fu8ry, which viii all the
railroads leading 10 aui ont o. and makes q admirably
adapted 20 e ase a. isuptey aehne ss2, palug MILL factory
Of sny knd
The Land adjoining the buildings consists Of o "a by 100 feet with
frontage Of feet railroad; ani ot Coolest
b. 80 which be used either connection vita Fouadey
separately for factory, shop, or house lots
POr further particulars spp ISAAC n. ROSS CHARLES
WOOD Worcester, Mas
ny orlcr Of the Directors
ISAAC n ROSS, President
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SATURDAYS WEATHER REPoRr-S. N

MINIATURE ALMANAC. -
ass Sun 1894 Moon Tes'''' lJ5
ai6h WATER 90,
c.. uoos A!il Cows 5Ol Rel 0Ate....,.. si3
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SJurt Glarntus' luiitr.
THE MARKETS.

iCsrstIy reported for THE TniHryE
SATURDAY.. Iuv ? 1909.
AEEs-P.'s STEADY and motentcy active sle 70 b1 al
% Pearls nominal
pN-Tas demand light shippers commencing
Hpsrrfr bet fl former sales OF ib5
I i ,ea. ad 6 o. arrived Of which ~ taken by
srraars go srr r 9l l exporters sales also " 700 hics
jig bales Los MddHhK October 20 December. and
i hoireT putne terms l0 do f November % 4oie'
.l- us-frbrH 2 aHI i00 d1 from Oh December g. lJtA
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guusrs a0 cFarms 6dlantf0.
"ANTED-TO PURCHASE or LEASE q
w FOUNDRY moderate capacity small castings Address
Boz as ~ Y POstOhce
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GREAT PUBLIC LAND SALE-WITTER
VI CLEMENTS, Real Estate Agents Denver Colorado olrT
th services parties desiring 70 locate Or purchase land, ~ Cooao
the Public Land Sale Den
yer sept 1874 1863 promptly gwen Refer Hon SCHUYLER CefH
South Bend lad Co, n. u First National Bank