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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-13

Tho Treasury bought ono million at 1ll.btSo
1ll.85. The weekly treasury statement shows
coin balance Of $il!, OOO and currency $9 49,,
000.
Private tclcgramS state that the baltimore 5
Ohio Company has leased tho Ohio B Mississippi
road on terms favorable to the latter. In Inc
stock market tho Washington telegTams spoken
Of above wcFO signals for agGneral stampede 10
sell, and the decline ranged from TO per cent
In leading railway shares. A very largo number
OF weak EpCCulatnrs were shaken, but snbseqcnt-
ly, ON denial Of tho tGCGrams tho market rGcOV-
cred K6blk per cent but In tho afternoon dCclin.
Ctl again and was lUverish and unsettled, closing
weak at the lowest prices Of the day. Tho fen.
lures were Lake Shore. Ohio & &MIRSlsslpp North.
western, Wabash. st. Paul, Rock Island and New
York Central. Closing prices:
Western Union Telegraph, 39B; Adams Rx-
press, GG: Wells, Fargo & Co. II; American, 49x;
United States, Az; Pacific Mall, 40{; Now York
Central. l0OH; do. scrip, OGH: Erie. XSK; HAr.
lem, l4G; Reading, l09x; Michigan Central, 19S;
Lake Shore, I9A; Illinois Central, 148; Pitts
bnrgh, III; Northwestern, ~; do. preferred 90h;
Rock Island, 1871; New Jersey Central, 1O84;
81. Paul, G64: do. preferred 6OE; Wabash 68IS;
Fort Wayne ON; TCErC llantO, So; Chicago q
Alton. III; Ohio & MIsslsaippl 8GJk; Hartford d
Erie, o. Cleveland, Columbus d Indiana Cen.
tral ISJ8; Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati, %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-13

New York Dry Goods Market.
NEw YoRK, May is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-13
New York Money and stock Market.

@VN'V = V1RlAt 4lIt5J Is
M0NEY-Markct easy at 9Ie5 per cent on call.
All tho markets at the Stock Exchange were weak
this afternoon on reports from Washington that
the House Committee on Banking and Currency
will report back without amendments tho bIiI
authorizing 4 retirement Of 100000 OF 0 per
cent certificates and GO000O 400 legal tenders, and
Issue In place thereof 95,0OO0 900 new National
hank uOiGs, which Is q measure Of severe con-
traction.
GOLD-wCak on this report: opened at l163S;
closed at lilJ6; carrying rates sos per cent; clos
lug at lHr cent ClCaranCcS, $i5,OO0, 900.
STERLISu-Dull and weak u i09SGlO9k.
LAtO ill tho afternoon private dispatches COLI
tr1dictcd the report In regard to tho bill author
izing the retirement Of jOOO, 900 OI per cent
certificates and legal tenders. It Ia said an I'm.
pOrtant amendment will be made before the bill
IL reported,
(I6YRuNuENr TlOHOs-Pfrn,
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-08-09
THE UNTRIED GOVERNESS,
A Step-Daughter's Experience.
Vol. Il v.

DUT Mrs Mueller was student of ex-
EB pediency. She felt it would be unde-
sirable "a favorite word Of hers) that Nod
dy should continue to take her meals apart
The continu ance of such course would
convey an impression, not so much false,
as undesirable. She therefore "desired"
Miss Norah's presence at supper, and made
Noddy pleaded headache as excuse for the
evening, and remained IN her room, hear
ing the sounds of music come family up
from the drawing room, when the door was
opened, till bedtime.
Next morning, Noddy was up and about
soon after the lark. AS blithely as he, she
was singing about her work, for there is
nothing in all the world like cheerful work
to prevent any one feeling dull and un-
happy.
How strange drawing-room looks in the
morning light, in all the disarrangement of
only "little music" of the night before /.
Nobody ever dared touch the drawing-room
to "tidy' it but Noddy-that was her par
ticular province and her pride. There she
was that bright June morning, sweeping
and sweeping away, and singing, as her
mind like the lark's, scared above the dust.
"Bravo Cousin Noddy" 1t was Mr..
Frank who had been strolling about the
lawn with cigar in the fresh morning air,
and who had walked up to the window.
'Oh DEAR" said Noddy, "please don't
tease me. Don't you see I'm busy?"
"I'm coming in to see," said he, enter
ing the easement.
Noddy looked pleasant enough in her
print morning dress-her hair neatly az
ranged close to her head, where it could not
stop without struggling out into little curls
here and there, and faint blush on her
cheeks, partly shy, partly vexed at being
teased. go, please, go away,-do-or |
must sweep you up" she entreated " and
o, please go away" she added more seri-
ously, remembering Mrs. Mueller had eau
toned her respecting her behavior to Mr..
Geogagan.
X \
Six weeks had come and gone at Braith-
field Villa. The advertisement had been
inserted five times, but still no answer. A
situation as governess is not tho easiest
thing obtained. 1t is something like that of
prime-minister, there are always plenty of
candidates for the Office, and most of the
candidates (poor things) are about as well
fitted for it,
Mr. Frank had more than fulfilled Mrs.
Muciller's most sanguine anticipations.-
He had proved most attentive cavalier to
Julia They were not actually engaged,
however; indeed, beyond the courtesies re-
ferred to, Mr.. Frank had not made the
slightest attempt at anything more decisive.
But still, people will talk, and Mrs. Mucil-
Ter liked to hear them. People began
vaguely to suppose that Julia had made a
fortunate hit, and that was in all probabil-
ity an accomplished fact but they hesita-
ted To do more than hint their belief, with
out something like foundation. Mrs. Nh
ciller, fully aware of the important part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21

J. JoHysoy jr Auciloneer
by NSON n VI l. l. l. K,
ID AUCTlONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
No. 25 YA'.au-sr. COW. CgD.RsT. Ssw.YoEx 81,
eIhauged Loans negotiated AueGn Sales Of f9rs &c
Ai O'clock at EI9a9g s;esro s55 ~ DToadN4' y l.
At p O'Clock at EIchause Salesroon III BroalEa1
VALUABLE NEwYOEK PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
by order of David NapFleet Assignee 10 BaGklpi'I
The valuable huSiae's properly Known as - , lii.
No 90 CHATHAMST (ol No 8A large hvcsiory ani efaI
marble Store built the substantial manner With heavy soma
30 20 CITY basement aud subesar
brick DIV cling; modern improvements
Also a same , tine and pace
THE VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
So = PlTISI Tesy ,ds ia no 10 ;G1H bsp.ope
sioop and trimmings, rooms, gas, &C.
Also a sane tine Ard Place; so,.r,, or
Nos go and 37 r. Of GouVerneo slip
large substantial thrrestoU bres Bg1lg opPo, ,Is ~,
the premises have their terminus ca the
Eat will be Of The best localities for business the city,
Catbsnne Jackson aud Grsndst ferries Belt
line pass the door ever ies minutes Terms liberal
Maps al AuotiOueers onse g Ns.an,st
TUESDAY MARCH %,
All o'clock, AZ Exchange Ssle,[ooM III Broadway,
GRAND CLEARING.OuT SALE
MessrS A. G. KINGSLAND SONS
lavedirected JOHNSON MILLER
10 sell, very easy terms
~ ""' ''' ttI tier VALUABLE BROOKLYN PROPERTY
q sold at the great sale u March 1853
This aud will sfora The hest opportunity
immediate vicinity Of access by The Meekere
o all the Wiliamsburgh ftrrie,
Apollo BdgeNAe Moore, aud Lakess In the immediate
~ The attention OF capitalists bet merchants and
manufacturers called the valuable DOCKS on NewtoWn Ces
which with the lots adjacent will be included N the SAFE newoNn
purposes cannot surpassed in the vicinity Of Newfork
The go cent moagel are so easy That even pen Of
be mo moderate purchase one or NOR, lots
Maps will be ready SATURDAY March ~ al Aueopss ones
i57 Montsguest. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Saturday, March 10 1870

The advertising columns of THE TRIBUNE
mint out where lands and houses are located .h '
he had AT either public private sale, ana give '
of owners auctioneers, and agents, 10 "hon "Pf'
NAV be made 10 effect a purchase
,r,ro ,yas no sale to-day at tho Exchange ont such
circumstance way remarkable as IL Is Only III 'e
nsv season that auction sales of real estate are made
ON saturday valuable properties arctic be ohered
the ensuing week. and where they are situate may be
found by a reference to the proper column
t,chty acres Of the Knapp Homestead at Yorktown
have been purchased by Charles Knapp for $1,000 A
farm at the same place of & OF fine land and good
dwelling house aud outbuildngs, has been sold by MI
Robins for 5000. ,---. -.
to the titles TO this class of property devised by wis
when. the entrance Of new surrogate upon Ms
duties the proof Of the wills has not been signed by ls
predecessor, the following bill has been passed by inc
sSeoS An acts hitherto Of Surrogates acting sucb
Of Wills and Il the proof" and examinations taken IN we
brehy declared 70 be valid aud full compliance Win
the rreesi,iing statutory requirements . ,.shv
For certainty and to avoid all doubt is hefepy
declared lawful Surrogate officer acting such here
certify ard complete AZ unfinished records OF wills ara oil
and EXAMINATIONS taken BY sod before his predecessor ~
HE The date Of doing and which shall have the Ae eH'e
esEc q Tbs act SHAH take elect immediately.
a charter for the New-YorR and Hampstead Plains
Railroad has Just been obtained under the general h
road law TINS road commences at point on the sou
the south side at Valley Stream aud thence along
the southery part of the village OF Jamaica through
Ridge and thence by ferry Wallst Five miles OF inc
road will he built the coming season bringing III 10 "hee
1t strikes the South side Road.
This new railroad the extension OF the Long Island
road. and the increased facilities for traVeI anu VIC
carrying OF produce on the North shorT anu I'd
roads, promise 10 bring large tracts OF Long l9a
into the market. WestchcSter County NeMJersts, any s
Staten Island real estate must also soon Ieel tne
the existing, aud proposed increase OIL railroad anu
steamboat facilities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21

NEW JERSEY RAlLRQAD-FR0M FOOT OK
IN SouRTLASDT sT-Fer' PrILADBLPHiA. iva Cssdss =
n fp IN wsp Phladsphia. $50 a. q. 10 ~ y -.
v NJ, N, - n. 1ishl Fer Baltimore snd MnhsSss-"
q N nNp - $40 FOR sosts ed south ""'-'"e -
Ml,sr Pa sss cara oa a ani ,hrcugh CasssssS
ssssgs throash daily Less,s sthess sassss
A s M sud Areafh Chicago w,best shanEs The n
ssessh Casusaa and Chicago rss dsJ W
u" ay si s s' sSssa'a JACKSON General ssp.ns.s4sst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21


GALE IN PARTITION, by Order OF the Su-
= irene Court Of valuable PROPERTY Festive Barter, Canal
Cedar Grand Rector. Washington ADD West Ihyeshh> sL
LAND In Town Of Soou. Cortland County, YORK,
4 H. LUDLOW Co. viii sell al auction, THIRSDAl, hAich
"a 1870 AZ O'clock Exchange Saesroom No. Ill BrosaHa
o. Daue Y. lneraham jr Referee
I55-Yaluabe lot With brck stable aud
dwelling. covering entire lot 2l2IlO0
NORTH EAST CORNER BAXTER AND CANAL SIN-Four bFr
o and dwelling known Nos I'll rs 10 III
and 2l9 Cana-,t on Baxter aud g. 10 on Caualst
GRANDST 81! and 59-Nauahe pot u ground Win I've
brick and dwellings. 468I7j. jIsi5 ... .
S0RTII FAST CORNER WASHINGTON AND MOTORISTS, Nos
o. and ggl-PiOt ground 2L6I}L4 With buck buildings .
NORTH EAST CORNER WASHINGTON AND CEDAR SIS, nos
lt7 If7i and I4g-Plot. with brick buildings &5Ii0%
WEST TUIRTYFIGUTII ST No. ll1-ThTee.siorv. bnemebt
brick house between Broadway snd SIhAe I''si Also
in Of Scion. Cortland County. Nes-lork
Book Maps noy ready AuctOnesrs Office NO Finest
igt,n 'f' " ' r. H. BOVINE. ATTORNEY.
A. J. BLEEcKsK- SoS & Co. Auctioueer> -
TUESDAY, March 30, at II m, at the TX
L change Saesroom. III Broadway.
GREENWICH ST-rhe fye,tory Brick DWELLING HOUSES ani
BTk " AREHOrSE and LOTS Of GROUND Ncs bo
6 90 6g Grrcusic1si Ninth Ward bsIi 10 tue l. w. eorns
OF Chdsiopherst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
BESJ. r. FAIKCHILD, AuetionesL
DY X. STEVENSON, son n Co.,
ID Auetoneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Office No. II Pine-st

TUESDAY March 20
Nl2 O'Clock at the Exchange Salesrooms III Broadway,
VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE CITY OF NETWORK.
ave Fouhave souhwest OK gheghthst the
valuable lot 25I8O feet thereon
ALSO
Fttyfouh south side Of Eighty fourth st.
III feet east Of Finb.ave overlooking Central Park
ALSO,
Fhty extra valuable beautifully 0aei lots situate 90 ih
ponh side Of Eighty .hth-st $50 feet east Of MadonA7e
ALSO,
Eighty 5 extra valuable beautifully located lots situate on the
south side Of 49, feet east Of MalisoHaSe
ALSO
Esbty.frt stThe tvo'ory and site frame d"eng WIN
ie htvfrsts feet ThdaTe Maps will be ready
the Aucoueers Offices II Pues on Tuesday
March d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
NETWORK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL


COMMENCING NOV. y. 1903
Sou Newiork OF ISenr seventh 81 AL
Founh-ave kntrsnee 90 Tssutfs.yeashsI
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK,
For NewHs'sn .pd Bridgeport. (kr l.o 9:3 Ia ll
343 4:yi $50. and pr p. 10 .. -
For Milford srafOd Fairfield. Southport AMI ws'tpor 80 u ~
For Sorwan 100 500 iEIl 800 1850 1875 BIB 800
(Br J. 3:i5 $50 (EI so, go and 70 (kLl n
For Dsreu :. g. li:1o a. n 3:i5, 80 $50 al bo D. NJ go
Stanford, (EI 9, ll:J0 NJ; lAo (bi 10 'tbfI
400 (gL) 4:ss. $50 $50 7;lS tBr "a, an -is,
For Greenwich, I:O 2:l3 SIS ass, 30. ~ ia
and intermediate stations at T. D. '- N'
3:<5 3:31. ESQ and 7:l5 p. ~. ~. IN =. o..
Sunday NAL Train leaves Tseuty ssVeata 81 Ne"'' "
Boston. -o.,rc-,,o
FOR Boston springs.d 8 4. no tEr } tEIl Oh pa
ForB Boston, via Shore Lu. IRIS iEr), III p
For haHtor! aud Springfield sL m lErh IEi' 'uih w
For Conueeieui River Railroad Erl al'p 10 h0'"''
80 ~ Northampton. an, m,
ffor YsvH.v.u Y.~L,udoa and stsurugos Railroad [" "a
l2l5 asp N. a, .as wln.~.
burgh
IA .lrosi8 NEk J.
D.ntn,y ..J Rafosi. IL snd :" IA ae1
sonu,eton Freight train ffon NoI.sh 70 p.sosy
20 Ne, C.u..n Railroad Rib tOP N" ana 90 s.'ar
d'y, aSO Sleeping C,r, st,ehsd TO train ADD D".ss
Room Car to 's'' !" AID JANIS II Horr. sspsnu.sA.s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
LRIE WAY.-Trains will leave Dcpots

L. 4. l. w =
II foot ofChamber.sL AID foot Of aeutrth ri It., follows
Tsroogh Express CnamHsr- = AZ m 10 ~
AID ~ p m tlayii leave TstHty ihirsL a. q q n
tbs D. he. fiafl New aui improved brssul kooa
Coaches ACCOMPANY the train through 10 Buiso eohett
magnificent Seepng Coaches through 70 e'ssnd
AMI Gallon Sleeping Coaches vii accompany The N "a Hao oo
snd tbe Jl train 70 Rochester Ban.s
and Cincinnati. Al GHiEsut uaa leaves ts'rat D. IN.
FOR Port Wav. $50 UFsntrt.ris I3 p,
Orange SUNDAYS sxceps connecting Tor Wsf~ Moot
gomery Guifori, Pine sali, aud UuiousiIs
For Middleton and Wa a. $3.50 IT Senig thlr-s p M
For Newburgh and Way at $50 aud - m tIfeut lha
81 a. m o. IS snf as p. ml
For Sus.rn aud Way aud o ~ ss'r iLf # . y ''d
5.4sp nj Theater train 30 flw'nytris -. l' = o.
For Paterson and R.y from TTeuty thirfst Depot 81 % N
sl5sm :45 las dnrl, 51J p ~ J.is . D. saa
D. From Chambesst DEPOT 81 go TO-, 5lo a a. u o. DIV"
. N. (dayl 4 D. m 5:l5 p IN. and b;f5 /.
fro'i Tseu Third 81 pso AZ 80
ll:ls a m 3.3 D m SIS NJ. 5:i5 No. an go y h- f"s
Chsmbers-st Depot at 10 M, D a9 D. n /" 40
For Prnont Mousev Tseutytiis Depot as |"
m i2.t5 . NJ no. AS i49 NJ 'oil' , 10" s'i
From chambers stIvDot a. "a "a p
D. NJ AIS 'tJO AID SATURDAYS oH' ~
net or passage Room snd Ss.paE
q
R.s. NAV b. st CompiuysOh 2 81 sad 90 bsd~I
s. ore hundred twenty ifl-st and Third ave- Harem
s rnl,ont Brook-u; Depots foot Of Chamberst anI loot
Tss,,tbr., NswYok; No. hIelingcYscs AM Log Does
n,nat Ie.s, Ci,y ne Agents a. the principal hotsa
N'f'' ' '' To Permont ouiy
wM x BARR. General Passenger Agent
SuD
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a. &lkom ii mau dunttrn.

a. @lkum ii man dOnttrn.
NTHONY DAGGETT when last heard
~ Of driving milk be will make knoSn bus address 10
WM SMITH 30 Chast be vii ohlge friend.
DURAL CEMETERIES A SPECIALLY
IL DESIGNS FURNISHED MAPS and SPECIFICATIONS PkL-
PARED Specimen Lthugf,ph Maps free application
- b +. HATHAWAY. Surveyor.
STANFORD. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
auttion Sails of Stal Gstait.

4 J. BLEECKER, son & Co.. Auctioneers
~ Will SELL Auction TUESDAY, March - at u O'CLOCK
al the Exchange Salesro0m, -
By ORDER OF HEIRS. 49,
PART or THE ESTATE OF THE LATE CHRISTIAN MEDh,
Rlv1SGTON AND CHRiSfESTS-The valuable PROPLkll Nos
and Ryington l58 Clrst consisting oftso bory and
one 3sory Buildings the Plot Of Ground Of5 on TIE E.
yngon and Chrssts SI,y cert on mortgage Tor
Mans a Csiarst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21

NEWARK AND NEW. YORK RAILROAD
Y nEPoT IN NEW YORK Foot Of Liberty IT., North R'aL
On and .nsr MosDAi Dee 10 1885, passenger usns -l rss -
fOhg%s..y NETWORK FOR RGESAvB--At si.s So 1iis
% as $50 lolo ll:l0A II N, 80 80, sie, ..
tsAyE NSw YORK FOX NEST BssGsS-A. s'e TIA '".
HiSsyR NEw YORK FoR NBwARK-At s<s, - I.ls Iis.
AZ 10 8 I0,le lI;i0 N 10 IN IL, 'o +~% o."
$40 l. 'i''' WV "'"' - X x KICKER Superintendent
II BALDWIN. Gen. Passenger AGsst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
IL slip:
1890 ~ for Royu Glen Core Locust valley Hautnson '
EorshporL 80
D. H. Riverhead RIpres, Train.
for Rosyn. Glen Cove Locus! 'asi' hnhhns"' h'
NOrthpot
Al rain. connsc: a Branch or Hempsssd -
SUNDAY Glen Cove Locust NaeY Hunlngtou, snS
NorthPoN, Its'e hHH-e' = Wv - = ~ ~ / d BARTOE snrt
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dounirp proptrtp 90 Ytt.

A -SS0O-One mile from Harlem, French
a. roof COTTAGE II rooms acre Of ground near depot ht
eas. neghborhood @ Will self or exchange Apply
too C. KEYS III FORSYTH st. or WILLIAM BARKER. Thbuu. Once
BUILDING and WATER POWER at Cohoes,
ID " LEASE for term OF years Building IorIo ionI &
ofhrek accessible i've water wheels WITH 100 to o
horse power; splendid manufacturing business
particulars apply Messrs H. W. COLEMAN Co., Nos anu ~
Haterst, New-iork.
CTAMFORD.-To LET-To n private family
- boarding large and elegant HOUSE, With situation un
beautiful grounds,
house Sc. Inquire at 3il East Fty 6hhst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21

i i Thirtieth.st $ follows:
Cincinnati Express DsHtngr'on carr A-hei
a M DaY Express Drawius-r00m att.eh,4
an. fort Express Drasng-r1Om attached
thr0ng ~ eAs9
out VIA NJ X H.. !. \. & NJ : hk lDslJJ
II D m, Night Express Sleeping attached
700 a n 2:3O sud N. Pouglkeepsie Trank
Ga. ~. AIS, and $50 p leskskIu ITAinL
and s 50 D m. Sing slug Trains 49,.
$40. 1880, s0 u m, J. ala 9'iO aui H'' ~ i'a"
=, ,,,..,-v
o. ~. 20 Pougbke.p.'e sunliys) H. ToIChf sapt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-21
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE LACKAWANSA. AND WESTERN BALBOA


Of foot OF Chnsopherst
WINTER ARRAsGbMENrS commencing MONDAl. NoT y loo'
Sam MAIL TRAIN connecting Deuyte VIII Boonton braneh
AT Dover Wit Chester Braacb Vsteroo With suI r. r. for 80
dover and Newton at sh D. L. and w. r. r. Tor water
GAP Stroudburg Bend and al points the LaeE
md Bloomsbury .ndD Delaware ani Hudson r. Rts
LEHGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops At Ne,Ars noffs
aud Liston
psburg Del r r. for Bevdere Sc aud
With V. Bethlehem Allentown Naieh 'uaSt AsS
WllkesharTe -. d n
,uc at Waterloo with Sussex X X a.. -.-..
3Os M and $40 M 81 MINT snt intermediate siat"ns
$40 4 O 9; % and aHi J. 81 500 go g. ~ ~"
and n as D. N. SOUTH ORANGE .1d utes az 's''ns ,
1870 m 30 and 80 D. m, MORRlSlO"S and iubfms's"
stations -.- -. ,.,.,,,.,
eor NEWARK H6.5O 7.3O $3.50 80 1870 ~ llo " 70,
J. 2 2:3 $780, $40 $50, 40, D. 9' %" CIV ~ 80 wv
and las m. - ,,oyrcr A., =. an o.. "a
- ee.t0 n m y SCHOCH Assistant Supsnntssdsst
w ? HoLwiL1. Gsul Ticket Agent
NrEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
y, IoSG BRANCH, RID BANK. BklCKSBukG MAN
tpESTER TOMS RlyER Sc. By steamer JESSE Hoir. n.p
Sept Is. 1909 - '' 800 '''
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-02
THE ONEIDA.

Full Particulars of the Sad DisRster-Inhu-
manity of the BOmbay's Omcers-Names Of
the Ftfty-six SurvivOrs-LRst Words of Cap
tain Williams.
DETAILS OF THE TERRIBEE DISASTER, BROUGHT
BY AN ARRIVAL AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN Francisco, March 1.-The ship Bene-
factress arrived to-day from Yokohama with
full details of the loss of the United States
steamer Oneida, which left Yokohama on.
January 23, homeward bound. The steamer
left her anchorage about p. NJ, and the
accident occurred at o'clock the same
evening. -.r. -.....
The United States Minister visited her in
the forenoon, and received the usual salute,
and the guns were reloaded, with the expecta-
tion of replying to salute from Russian
gunboat to Mr.. Delong. The salute, how
ever. was not given, and the guns remained
loaded. AS the Oneida steamed out of the
harbor, the crews of the various vessels and
men at work in the port gave cheers, and
wished her happy voyage.
On passing out of the harbor her fires were
banked and the steam blown off. While the
officers were at dinner, at about p. M, the
lookout man shouted, Steamer lights
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four or FIVE feet above the water. No bodies
have yet been found! hTrTrT
INDIGNATION AGAINST CAPTAIN EYRE.
Had the Bombay sent her boats TO the assist
ance of the Oneida, all or nearly all could
have been saved. The feeling of indignation
towards Captain Eyre Is terrible. None but
his company and few Of his oountrymen
attempt to uphold him.
oFFICERs LOST
The following is a correct list of the officers
lost:-
Commander E. H. Williams; Lieutenant
Commanders William f. Stewart and A. w.
Muldaur; Paymaster T. l.. Tullock; Masters
Walter Sergeant and j. X. Preland Ensigns
j. w. Cowre and Charles E. Brown; Midship-
men w. Uhler, G. X. Brown, @. A. Copp, j.
c. HUE, G. X. Adams Assistant-Surgeon
rockingham; Engineers w. b. Littig, H.
Barstow, @. w. @. Senter, and John Torrance;
Carpenter J. d. Penner Paymasters Clerk
w. @. Thomas, and ninety-ive men.
LATER-A DROWNING CREW AND NO BOATS.
The following additional facts, developed
by the investigation, show that there is ter
rible responsibility somewhere else besides
with the Bombay. The Oneida, in q late
typhoon, lost all but three of her small boats,
and one of these was cut in two by the COLI
sion, leaving but two boats to save one hun
dred and seventy-nine men.
APPLICATION FOR MORE BOATS REFUSED.
The last words of Captain Williams were,
when Lieutenant Commander Muldaur re-
ported his vessel sinking know it, but
what can do? 1 asked for more boats, and
they were not allowed me-" Thus, through
the negligence of somebody and the inhu-
manity of the officers of the Bombay, battle
SCARED and heroic ship has been sunk, and as
brave crew as ever stood between her flag
and her enemies have been lost to their friends
and to their country.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-02

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In TINS cHAEoEADLE CLIMATE Of ours = cold is easily
taken, and without due another will be oOn-
traoted on top Of running into another
until the accompanying cough becomes settled and
hmed straninR and racking the anss, and ultimately
stimulating the production Of tubercIes; yet Dotwth
standing majority Of existing Of clearly defined
pulmonary disease thus be accounted for Thousands
now careessy allowing themselves to drift through
the preliminary rmptoms under the fatal deusOn that
they are troubled with nothing but cold" How Obvi
it, therefore that cold should be carefully cared
for from s incipiency and ereon used to rid the
system Of it's effects Coughs and colds, pulmonary,
bronchial and asthmatie affections, readily cured by
that standard preparation Dr. d. Jaynes Expectorant
and By promptly ressrng TO it all fears Of dangerous
results will soon be dissipAted. Bold everywhere.