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Died.

Died.
ADAMs.-On Saturday september 3. SARAH j..
ADAMS, daughter OF the late James j. ana Mary H.
Adams aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also mem
chapter, l41 II. A. NJ, are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, this Tuesday) afternoon, at
two o'clock from the residence of her mother, 455
West FOrty-fOurth street.
BEDELL.-At the residence Of William D. Putnam
ut Richmond village, Staten Island, on Sunday
September 4, Miss MARY J. BEDELL.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, this 1uesdayl afternoon, at iour
O'Clock, from the Morayian church, New Dorp.
BRENNAN.-On Monday, September 8, after a
short illness, MICHAEL BRENNAN. native OF Mary
borough, Queens county, Ireland. aged SO years.
to fse ann ARE s
Sands street, Brooklyn, on Wednesday afternoon at
half past two O'clock
BCTCHER.-On Sunday, September T. THOMAS
BUTCHER. In the 6lst year Of his age
The friends and those of his brother-ln-law. Jere-
mah A. Halianan, are respectfny invited to attend
the funeral, from his late residence In President
street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues, Brooklyn,
this Tuesday afternoon, at nalfpast one O'Clock, 10
calvary Cemetery.
BRUEN.-In Brooklyn. on Sunday, September L.
ELFORD HOWARD, youngest child OF John 4. and
Frances M. Bruen, aged year, months and 20
days.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon at three O'CLOCK
from NO: 81 Bergen street, near Hoyt, Brooklyn,
BARRE.-At Bloomfield, N. j., on Monday, Sep
tember 8, MAUD, youngest child OF James Ii. and
Mary w. Barre, aged Is months.
BENNkTE-At CamperdOwn, Broomy Htll Here
ford on Saturday,, August 20, THOMAS EAsTNOR BEN
NETT Esq, OF this city, eldest surviving OF the
late Admiral Thomas Bennett, in the 47th year OF
his age on his first visit with his wife to the home
OF hls youth.
BRowN.-On Friday September 2, MARY JOSEPH
me only and beloved daughter OF Turner and Selma
Brown, aged II years, 0 months and days.
The remains were inferred In GREENWOOD;
BEDFoRD.-On Monday September 8, Dr. GUN
MING 5. BEDFORD, in the 64th year of mis- age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late
dence, No. 66 Fifth avenue, on wednesday morn.
ing, at hali-past nine O'Clock. A solemn mass OF
requiem at ST. AIMS church, Eighth street. at half
past ten a. NJ.
CAuIEINs--At West %oTisanla. on Monday, Sep
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coggT OF GEasssL SESSIONS.

beSih cf judge Bcdfors!;s Enther-s sdjourn-
meet Of the coort.
The September term OF this court was TO have
cen opened yesterday merning by City Judge
bedford, but N consequence Of the death CT his
aiber-the Distinguished Dr Bedford-his Honor
vas not present. District Attorney Garvin, learn
No that Recorder lackeit would not be In town TIL
O-aay, sent for Jrdge or the Common Pleas to
,pen and adjourn the court. Al twelve ocloc,
ludge Larremore arrived. when Judge Carvin an
lOuBced the death Of Dr. Bedford and moved thai
Ae court adjourn W thOuG transactiIg any business
Judge LarreniOre directed the court 10 stand aI
Durned untii Tuesday morning.
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| Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
| Colonel W. II. Tams, Of Virginia; Colonel Howe,
OF the United States Army; T. N. Jones, OF the
United states Navy, and W. G. Barber, OF Auburn,
| are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
| Paymasfer wallack, OF the United States Navy,
and John T. Drew, Of Washington, are at the Irving
| House.
DIR. T.. Wilbur, OF New York; n Hunter, OF Read
ing, Pa; s. Il. Phelps, OF Potsdam, and Commodore
Emerson Of the United States Navy are at the AstOr
House.
S. ID. windcr. OF Washington; w. Fl. Wright, OF
Cinclnnati; +. A. Vile, OF Nevada; Frank G. Ed
wards, of san Francisco ana o. OBEY, OF St. Louis,
are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
George W. Woodrnn. Of Columbus, Ca; A. +.
Brown, Of 81. Joseph, La; W. NJ. sutton, OF Rich
mond; George W. Osborne Of New Brunswick, and
BENJAMIN Turner, OF New Orleans, are at the New
York Hotel.
George Cooper, OF Cieveland; W. NJ. s. Hamilton.
OF Toronto, and J. Sam. oI New Orleans, are at til
st. Denis Hotel.
Captain George f. Anderson, OF the United States
Navy; Captain samuel Bevius, Of sandusky ana
DR.. J. II. Wyckon, OF Cleveland, are ut the st.
Catrles Hotel.
J. B. WheelocK, Of Boston; NJ. Garcia, Argentine
Minister and H. f. Russell, OF Connecticut, are at
the Westminster HOTEL
Morton Strathan, Of England and Governor
walker AMI lady, OF Bermuda, are at the Clarendon
Hotel.
Dr. Brewster, OF Cambridge, and Seuor Don Say
word, OF Matanzas, are at the St. Elmo Hotel.
Colonel w. l.. Scott, Of Pennsylvania; d. McCartec.
OF Washington; II. Deeds, of England, and George +.
Gray, OF San Francisco, are at the Fifth Avenue
Iiotcl.
Colonel r. C. Newhan, of Philadelphia W. W. Far
mum and G. h. FaInum, OF New Haven, are at The
Asemarlc Hotel.
Colonel Lane, OF the United States Army; General
Franklin, Of Hartford. and Alfred Mitchell, Of Cali
fornia, at the Hoffman House.
Mr. Shaw, OF Washington; George Nick. Veal, OF
Baltimore; e. W. Gleddin. Of Boston, and J. r.
Chlljs. OF Philadelphia are at the Coleman HOnsc.
Personal Notes.
Governor Horman's family arrived in this city yes
tertiay from Newport and LETT last evening for Al
oany. Colonel william LenOx Banks, Of the Gov
eynor's stan, returned to Newport
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suFERlNn CQuaT-SpsCIsL TEsa

Uccisi0Rs.
Before Judge Barbour.
The following DECISIONS wele rendered yesier-
ny:-
Wils0n as. Supplementary order granted
Watson cS. SyltGH.-Crder grained.
.SatJletd . rs. .DCCd5e.-Ordfr granted.
Thompson Is. BOi7,tS.-kcceVerS bond approved
Fict Us. Wtct.--Caus2 re.errel.
Schuyler Us. he!'OGs.--ui Elementary order
TanIed.
Bau Us. .S6s,th.-0rler granted.
wendell Is. Bei.MS.-aupplcmcntlr order
Ianted.
OiSIittUaa rs. dinStcOrth,--Order granted.
Schumacher %. HeGtioH.--Oider granted
fite pS. DuSftn.--Drder uf Substitution granted.
CO1ilsioCt u.s. PlHcsDty.-MOtiOn gr1utCu.
C1'OlJe rS. C9Ojce.-MOti0n adjourned 40 SJh inst.
Schnseea Is. LOisoa.--OIdef granted.
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Cgvar CAlEa0Aas-TBis DAY.

SUPREME OoURr-CnhhEEBs.- by Judge In
Fahain. alcnlar called al ~ Mos I3, Is Il, 3D.
Vi. 4s. Can 3d.
MARINE CoUET-TRlAL TEn,I-Part l.-B cfore
Mdge Curis.-N0s. i3s3, l4D0. l557, 1861, 1867
573, 1877, 1910, 1880, 15o2, 1885, 1883 $780,
sol, 1892 1925. Part 2.--iudge JoIchimsen.--Nos.
449 1865 1851, 1868, 1865. 1852 1870 l5 lJ12 1914,
J75, 1876, 1873, 1855, 1857.
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THE GATES WILL CASE.

Contrary TO general expectation the somewhat re-
markable ANA protracted lawsuit instituted to con-
test the WIN Of The late Dr. Carleton Gates Of
YonkerS Westchesrer county, he's terminated
through the action OF Rev. Or. Hurlbut who was
made residllary legatea under the viii, having
Withdrawn all further opposition TO the decision OF
Surrogate John w Mills IN favor of the contestants
Accordingly letters OF administration have been
granted 10 Dr. Amos w. Gates, father OF the de-
ceased. who comes nlto possession OF Inc
property ,eit dcduciing The costs u the Aui'.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Hnlf.pass Five O'Clock r. NJ,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY. Sept 5-6 p. N.
CoFrEF.-There business Of consequence trans.
acted in Rio, the demand being light Prices unchang
ed ben: rather heavy all but the prime grades which
held with rmness No sales reported. In New
Orleans, 800 bags. W. D. Andrews sold private
terms. For other kinds the market was dull at
previous quotations We quote Rio, ordinary carcoes
l4c. ASc. fair do, 1890. loc. good do. l5s<c.
1916: prime DO, losac. 17ac extremes for lots l4c
7c Java, 1890 22c Singapore, 1sc. l9c. Ceylon,
l71Sc l9c: Msracsibo, ioc lsc; Lagunyra, l6Tc.
l5,pc iac Manila. lsc l7c Mexican, ltc isc.,
Savanilla, 151sc lSc.--sll gold duty paid.
CorToSWih very small offerings the market for this
staple rmer and prices appreciated the
..c. pound. The business transacted ut the
provenient :nt, however, being almost entirely
fined small lots to supply the present wants OF spinners
There 69l bales of which 64 taken by spin
81 by specuaors For future delivery the
bale. basi: low midiling, for ssptember, at 1850.
November M $780, 100 do, for December, at 1885,
Gate saturday 800 do, for September at sc; 800 do
october, l.c 1snc $40 do, November, l2sc.,
do for Decemoer, at Sac Ii l3l6c We quoe:
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE Dull.

Tnere was very lit;Ic demand foreign exchange,
although as the steamer sails Wednesday, it may be
too early to judge OF the condition OF the market {
from today's dulness. The following were the
quotatons--Steriing. sixty days commercial. 1857
lo9ss; good to prime DANGERS, lo9}s 1926
sight, do 11o3s 1l0s6; Paris, sixty days. do 5.13x
5.12}s; short sight, 5.07ha 5.0dM; Antwerp, bank
ers, 5.l5 512H; Switzerland, do, 5.l32i 5.12l
Hamburg. do SO q 3G5; Amsterdam DO. 4o}S a 4oa+
Frankfort do. 4l'4 AK; Bremen do, 1914 Il 79,::
Prnssian ihalcrs, 12'l a s2ii
STOCKS UNSETTLED AND ,wER.
The stock market buoyant In the forenoon on
the decline gold, and prices advanced about half
per cent above the best made in the upward of
last week. The rise seemed to induce heavy reaza-
tons, however, and when, later, gold reversed It's
movement sharply, stocks began to fall of, and
eventually declined to and closed at the lowest
prices OF the day. The following were the closing
prices 10 the last session Of the Stock Exchange-
Canton Company, 62H IS; Consolidation Coal, 26iS
bid; Cumberland Iron, 80 40; Western Onion, 345s
a 35; Quicksilver, bid; Marlposs, bid; do. pre-
fered, bid; Adams Express. CT 671S Wells
Fargo Express, 121l a 1877; do scrip, 21s a
90; American Express, Al 412{; United States
Express, AZ Il 421s; Pacific Mail, 40;a 4O7.; New
York Central consolidated, 96}s 98%; do. scrip.
93t4 031a: Erie, 23ss 232i; Harlem, 134 135;
Reading, 971l a97a4: Lake Shore, 93s6 q 93al; ILL
no'S Centrai, looA pld CleVcland ana PllisDnr9,
1854 loG;4; Chicago and Northwestern, s2a+ S318
do preferred s94 S9's; Cleveland, Columbus, Cin-
cnuati and indianapolis, 1913 bid New Jersey Cen
iral, 1925 1885, Rock Island, Il4ii 1l4n; Mwau
kee and 81. Paul, 6314 cas-; do. preferred, sos
S02l: Toledo, wabash and Western. 525s 53 do. pre-
fcTed, 70; Fort Wayne, % 4 947t; Chicago and
Alton, 112 1924; do. preferred, l3 ia; OHIO and
MISSISSIPPI S5is q 35t4; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 1918 Il 1O2: Morris aud Essex, sssl SO;
Boston, Hartford and Erie, 3 SO! Hannibal and
81. Joseph 1l3 113i4; do. preferred. 1l4i& BID;
Columbus Chicago ana Indiana Central, 1sa IS i
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following shows the highest and lowest prices
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CoMMlR Pleas SPECIAL TEan.
4 Married yYo1aan,. Rights.

Before Judge joseph f. DAILY.
Robinson Is. RiGeTs.--ln this case, the facts or
yhich have been already fully published, Judge
haiy has rendered decision holding that The plea
4 marriage made by the defendant Mrs. Rivers. is
! complete bur 10 an order arrest under the
'Stilwei actn la an action 10 recover fOf neces-
aries. lie holds. nevertheless, that an examination
proper 10 determine the fact of coyerturc before
he final determination IN tue cause
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DaeasLYa REVENUE SEIZURE.

ALIENS whtskey distillery, al the corner OF King
and Conover streets. South BrooSlyn, was seized
yesterday morning by the Internal Revenue cfllcers,
on the ground tbaJ H. being ran without paying
q license. ~ b. BalEeq o. 5000.
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WEAY E.U.LED BERNARD RODEN {!

In the case ~ Bernard Roden, who died on Sum
day evening in the West Twentieth street police
station heretofore reported In the HERALD, Coro-
ner Schrmer viii to-day make an investigation. 1t
IL said that Ann McAvoy, OF No. 225 West Seven
feenra street, and deceased ana his wife, while
under the influence OF liquor, became involved a
quarrel, during wnich the arteries oil Rodents left
a. IN were severed by thrusiin. it through pane OF
lass. The facts cf the case Will he developed
al the inqusilion, and IN The meantime the women
remain IN custody. Roden's death resulted from
hCmurrBage.
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SUPREME CHAMBERS.

an Injuuction on Theatrical, Performances.
Be ore Judge ingraham
Judge Ingrsham yesterday granted an injunction
N the National Garden, III the Bowery restraining
he pr0pretors from carrying on theatrical per-
brmances there without paying license.
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The following shows the highest and lowest prices
tn ,lay for the Ieaaipr active sharps.
MONEY fIRNER.

There was a better demand for money, but all APP
plicatIons on call were readily accommodated ut
five ON governments and SIX on stocks. Execution
ally some of the government houses were borrow.
ers at four per cent In the discount market buyers
and sellers were strongly disagreed. and rates for
prime double names ranged from seven TO nine per
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Wheat dun and irregular and decidedly lower closing
nominal There spriDg offered. The sales
sed about 600 bushels at 81 81 Us for rejected
spring. 81 0S for soft No. Milwaukee, 81 IL for fair cond
clc slug 81 49, 30 for WHITE OF rye Iot
sold at Soc for old Western. Barley was dun and nom
nal or malt $500 bushels Canada West brought 81 Al.
Corn steady with sales Of about 1900 bushels sc
Me- for mixed Western aud Oc for yellow Oats dull
Sales $500 bushels for old Western, 47c 52tc for
poor State.
fREIGurs-The market quiet the offerings of almost
all articles being light but full rates demanded to all
parts The charterng demand only moderately active
The engagements TO Liverpool, ste mer 1880
oasasls wheat part M n,e SATURDAY ~ & closing with g.
bbis -four private terms To Antwerp, $1,000 bushels
Ss. At whs. s The per ehas snmfI :e
vessel, az tons from Sicily to New York, with
general cargo, New York ship from Phlla-
dephia tue Continent, with 1900 bbs petroleum. pr.
vaie terms also r vessel from Philadelphia to Seville with
7,1OJ petroleum. at :9sc bark, hence TO the Med
terranean with 2,2uJ bbs Do, at & 3D., and bark with
a51) bb do TO Falmouth for ORDERS at bs 3d. IL direct
Rotterdam 5s Sd.
GUNNIFs remained duh and nominal at 2lc 23c. for
bags 3Sc. Bic for clothhe stter price for
We heard saies except 100 bales cloth private
terms
0rs were s, of SALE the demand being only for
sma lots, prices continued to rule steady Oc
for common to choice grades.
HrMP-Jute butts In demand, and sales made
on arrive here and Bostcn of 20O bales
&c. l.i6c Manila dull at l2s{c.. gold; jutc
Sisal at c do, and Tafnpico In bond, 7l9c. do
MoLAssFsWe heard Of no sales OF consequence There
was hit little inquiry and the business small
anxious realize consequence of the large supply. We
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FLoun ASD GsAIs Receipts, is:ai6 bbls. hour, 1854
bushels wheat, H76 do. 10 06i OATS 800 do. bar
ley and 900 do malt The flour market ended dull and
heavy. and in order TO sell extent lower prices would
have had TO be accepted The sales only about 50
bbs, including choice Western at S5 20 for shipment. For
Southern -four the demand gh and prices gen
orally heavy. sales 4J bbs Rye Hour steady, with
moderate demand Sales 30J bbs Corn dull but
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
BLYTuE-HILL- AT Cincinnati, ONO, on Tuesday,
August 30 j. Ii. G. BLYTHE, OF New York, 80 Miss
JULIA ii. HILL, or West Virginia. No cards
DIsBROw-C -CHESTNUr.--ln Brooklyn, Il. d., on
Wednesday, August 10, by the Rev. w. II. Johnson,
THEODORE G. DIsBROw to ELLEN CHEsrNUT. step
daughter of ID. M. Turner.
FORDHAM-PRESCoTT.- Monday, August %, mt
the residence Of the brides parents by the Rev. H.
Il. Butler, SIDNEY f. FORDHAM, Of New York city, 10
HELEN =. PRESCOTT, OF Kecsevn.e, n. y.
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III the gold loan market the rate ranged from two
per cent for carrying to fat for borrowing. The
operations OF the Cold Exchange Bank were as lol-
lows
Gold cleared. S152, 46G 900
Gold balances. eS.........-...... ......,... l,9lS3jt
Currency balances. s...................... 2,291 1j6
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GOVERNMENTS IRREGULAR.

Tbe government market, while III the main steady,
nuctualed within narrow limits in answer to The
changes IN the gold premium. The deai-
mgs were moderate and prices closed 1rin
~ fo!lows:--United States currency SKIES, III;s
ll2t.; DO, 1884, registered, 1l4is 1I42S; do. TO-.
coupon, 1lta 1i4i6: do ive-twenties, registered,
May and November, III x ma do. do. 1862
pcn, DO, li3 ll3}4; do. do 1854 DO. do, Ill "a
iil5S 40. do, 1865, DO. do, III * 1I2; do. do.
registered January aud July, 1101l l10E; do
DO. 1885, coupon, do. HOY 1ioE; do do, 1867 do.
Go.. Il09a 1l0, DO DO, 1885, do o., 1le5s 1Io.;
DO. teniortcs, registered io8 1861; do. DO,
pom, lo6 1861.
THE STATE BONDS QUIET.
The Southern state bonds were quiet aud
without special feature The following were
the latest quotations:--Tonncssec, ex coupon,
62i4 62lS; do, new. COZ 81; Vir-
gina, coupon 6S q 90; do, new, $50 Il GO; do.
registered stock, Old, 5ih 90; Georgia SKIES Sc a
So; do seyens, 81 u 90; do. sevens old, 90 u %;
North Carolina. ex coupon. 81 521s; do funding,
1856, 81 40; do. do 1ses, "a "a 50; do new 81 y a
3i% do special tax, "a 24i& Missouri skies. 90t4
Dos: do Hannibal aud st. Joseph, 80 9OM; LousI-
ana SKIES y "a; do, new. 67 70 do. lcvee skies,
"a 20; do. do. eights, 81 S9 do penltentiary
sevens, ~ a 7S do. railroad elghs, 81 S5;
Alabama nves 20 IL do. eghts. 100 101; do. rail.
road eights, So q SO; South Carolina sixes 81 SO;
de- new JaauarY and July. 70 y; do do,
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NAVAL ST0aEs.-For spirits turpentne The market
quiet, there being demand except FOR small amounts
supply present wans but prices steady, at S9}9c
4Dcthc latter price generally demanded a the close
There sold l7o bhs at 39c. f0c for merch
Rosnstraincd sparngly offered and quoted at 81 80
~ hut The demand LIGHT heard Of no sales
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he OU r T S.

ausseo Violations of the Internal Revenue
Lsw-Important to Lager Beer Dealers
An Injunction on Unlicensed Theat-
rioal Entertainments-AM Mar
ried Woman's Rights.
United STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT
Violation 0f the Revenue Law.
Before Commissioner Shields.
rae United States Theodore Scou.-The defend
ant was arrested by officer Of the internal revenue
and brought up for examination on charge OF sell
Dng and Offering for sale 1000 cigars without having
paid the tax thereon. Held 10 await the action OF
the Grand jury
Important 10 Lager Becr Dealers.
Tae United States rs Jtlius Steiatohere.- de-
business at No. rs Chambers street. and is charged
with violation OF the Revenue law IN drawing fer
mented liquor with0nt having deiaccd and destroyed
tbe revenue stamps on the barrels. According to
evidence 1t appeared that the stamp dropped on the
sarrel, IL having got sOltened tbat h pcSed IL up
Ind placed 1t Oh TIE sop al The barrel, 10 which II
adhered and Wnerc ~ YVES fOlYd Dy The revenue
bIicer. The gravamen o. the charge IS mat ne haI
bot destroyed the stamp. The prosecution moved
br commitiai. hut the Commissioner decided 10
Deserve his opinion IN he case I'LL this morning.
The Lnte silk smuggling Case.
In the case ol The United states against Marcus
Barnard and Jacob volen.kie, charged with having
mnggled on board the steamship Holland $4,000
Korlh OF SIX, Commssloa NEite Yesterday dtS-
nascl The complaint IN Tho absence VI the principal
SiLDess Iof The proSccu ion.
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Personal Notes,

Governor Horman's family arrived in this city yes
tertiay from Newport and LETT last evening for AL
oany. Colonel william LenOx Banks Of the Gov
eynor's stan, returned to Newport
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SAFES At the NEW Yag sr,:, exc9.1,:.

Since Jan. L. sl72, ooa s2l2 o5s 500.
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should bea22a.azsd to solicit subsorip
tions.
Mr.. Israel, of Mount Vernon, was
called out after Judge Hurd had finished
and spoke for a few moments. He
stated that the survey Of the route from
Mt. Vernon to Millersburg was now com
pleted and the right of way for almost
the entire line secured e-a-
The route over the highest ground to
be crossed was found to be practicable
by means Of a 6s foot grade with cut
of 81 feet, where the necessity of a tun-
mel had been anticipated
Judge Davis, of AIt. Vernon, being
present was next requested to address
the meeting but asked to be excused.
On motion of J. A. Barnes the chair
was instructed TO appoint a committee to
solicit subscriptions, and the following
gentlemen were selected James a.
Barnes, Capt. Y. T. Hills. ]. D. Van
Deman, Robt. Bell, J. w. Donavin, T.
P. Myers and ]. c. Evans.
The meeting then. on motion Of J. d.
Van Deman, adjourned to meet on Tues
day evening next.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-25
ERIE RAILWAY,

LuXuP1es Of Modern Travel.
The question which to-day most forcibIy
presents itself to the prospective traveller is
not 81 By what line can earliest reach my
Destination ?" (for running parallel with
each other, the competing lines make the
same average time between their Western
and Eastern termini(, but by which route
comfort and Of freedom from those annoy
ances hitherto considered 1nseparable from
a journey of q thousand m lies or more p
The INQUIRY Is eaSil y answered. Seated in
one of the spacious and lu2urinusly finish
ed DrawiDg-room coaches peculiar to the
broad gauge Erie Railway, filnnl na without
change from Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dun
kirk. Buffalo and Rochesier to New York,
the traveller finds lacking none of the COM
forts and conVeniences Of his own home.
Roumy seats, neat Washing and Dressing
rooms, parlorS we'll ventilated and cool IN
summer, warmed by steam in winter, and
illumed by gas when night comes, attentive
servants, and view of the grandest of
American scenery, all combine 20 trans
form the formerly slow and tedious journey
alton Of which comes only too quiolEly to
the beholder. At the C0mpanYs hotels
along the line, the traveller alights to re-
fresh the inner man-eating breakfast in
Ohio, dinner IN Pennsyl Vdnia, supper in
New York, yet faring sumptuously and
with the same regnlarlty as II at hts own
sleeping coaches, veil 1T aud ventilated,
and with clean, rOomy beds, and all the
cOnvenienoes OF. the boudoir are attached
to each of the three daily Express trains,
guaranteeing the traveller, Delighted with
the nQYelttes Of tl.e daylight, a nights rest
as untrcub1ed as II In his own bed at home.
Prompt arrivals are made al all connect
ing points, and passengers on arriving in
New York are delivered either down town
so S9 Ia 942S ssasa 81 SiosRiy sas sE ed9 ~
ing hotels and the New York and &ew
Haven Railroad.
chased, at all Principal Ticket Odiees
throughout the country. jan2l, '70tf
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RUNAwAY.-On Monday morning a
pair of horses attached to a sled broke
away from their fastenings, somewhere
in the vicinity of North street, and dash
ed down Main at full speed. Fortunate
ly the street was at the time clear of
vehicles and the runaways had 1t all to
themselves. Having run nearly the
whole length of the town. they finally
turned up Hill street, making a giddy
swing around the corner. and at last ac-
counts were making rapid headway in
the direction Of Bellepoint.