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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
4 ERS RAILROAD.
EhN hAI IhUAU. -
AND EShkX DIVISION.


Basy. AMI foot OF
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAfi Apnl H. ioo
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecng At DenYe WHO 1oa
ton Bseh at Dover with Chester Branch a. Waterloo A
Washington with the d.. L-and W
Gap Sroaburg Great Bead BHgtamton rs
and 0.ego and all points she Lsks~snns and Boom's~s
and Delaware and HUDSON X Rds
l:,O LEHGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark Morris
Phpbug and kas,on con
Phlpsburg with Bel. Del Tor Beye 6e sni a.;
Ea,ton with " r. Bethlehem Aeato-u Mauea Chunk and
WiIesbarre.
4:lOp SCRANTON EXPRESS st Dover with Chester
R. ateroo With susser r. and Washington with D. L. and
W. X X. for Water Gap StrGuishurg and Scranton.
$3.50 D. m HACKETfSTOWN MAIL With Boon.on, Chester
and Railroads
$50 m. -,,ooo
For SUMMIT AMI intermediate stations at 500, 1919, and 1000
2:1O 420 and $500 p. n. - -..- . -. -. -. -. j,
IlOa M 100 1890 3:iO 42o 49, $780, $780, $40 $780, and ll5
For NEWARK $3.50 1850, BOO 800 lO:oo Hoo
10 and 'l0 goo -25o 53o $40, $50 40 42O
si5O $40 52O $50 500 '6o $50 '1:45 800 and l45
Trains marked stop East NeEsrs.
BLOOMFIELD aud hONGCLAR at $50 aud lOo aud
an Ill and L 1 d
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Go Manufacturers.

TTHE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
Manufacturers their NatrPoSer
u Passac SewJrrse tide water four mites below
adjoining Railroad
Hobosrn Jes~y City and eleven from the
CITY Hall NevYork They have hesd and fall Of TWENTY-FIVE feet 70
high whole Pas,.c River and Of three hundred
The Mil Sites and 80 arranged ia each one t,s the
navigation both head and tail The supply
only abundant but permanent The property situated
naygabe river midst II population while its proximity
~ Communicating plank raj
renders the location for
country the and substantial
hcs NIL +oJ four stories high Machine Shop and Foundry
al ay immediate Application be male to s. W.
TORREY, Yes ST. New YORK.
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Gitn Real estate for Sale
TOR SALE-The valuable LEASE of premises,
Il Broadst has three years sud nine months from
Address inquire Of e. r. WOODS Chairman EIecu
tive Committee National stock Exchange Bl'm-st
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~ -'-~~- Excursions.

~, r~,-@-,-> Excursions.
.-.~~- 49,
nATLY BOAT for the FISHING BANKS
JfStTURDAYS and SUNDAYS excepted The sailing
boat T upper saloons SYLVAN SHORE. Capt ouey
Tighti-t Gao a Eglth-st,
East River P,ckslp, 1870 Nj ChusoqheTsi North RIVER
o 3. m Pier North River. 8:au q. n. 80 ,.
SArtR AVS from Newark wharf below stephen tonl. 30 az
O'Clock m landing ~ Bergen Point. - -
BAIT. LINES, AND REFRESHMENTS on BOARD.
Also Brass and CoiiIon Band. Fare Flfll CENTS.
NEW-YORK AND TROY STEAMBOAT
~ CONPANY-Ohce Wrst-8t-T5 SARATOGA AND RETURN.
Fste irp sale az the Pier a. y
r. Steamer leaves daily at IN. (Satu Jays excepted
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-Ihe finest Excursion
city by the South Side Railroad by Roosevelt sni Grand
Ferrc. az d. AL II Tickets or the trip 81 All ia5 there
STEAMBOAT EXCURSIONS.-S
- SYLVAN SHORE he chartered r Excursions or Dr period
oftme Apply to C. W. COPELAND, O. Broadway.
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tUestehester Gtnntn Real eslats for Sale

A GREAT BARGAIN.-For SALE, at larry
~ town Genemans RESIDENCE, me south Of the Depot
House "A built Of BRICK IN the most Substantial for owners
and is exc en order u b. tstefll painted and has III
throughout, bathtub
stationary basins and washtus furnace oulungs
gardeners brick stable hoGsf covered she'd tool house
Cow lous houc Al supply Of pure spnng aud
the house and stable Thfe four OF excellent
land in garien and lawn choice fruit
fne cut-stone entrances. led walks tagged
This porcrtv healthy goIad commanding magn
Hudson R surrounding NeghbhO0
fcas. Th. opportunity purchase such moderate priced
tlce in this desirable locality Price @BOO which is Ear below
value and about oaahak The asking price es by the former
owner J Butler t.
Terms easv lul immediate POSSESSION
TIE gardener the premises will show tho place
Apply to ,,,,r-,eo,,
42l Eigbthave between TLrty-dot and Thry ,ecni-sts
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Countrn 1)ropertp TO Eet.

V,O LET CHEAP.-A good large HOUSE and
two Of Land with fruit and garden Phte ten minutes
Harlem Raroad Apply ct Waist in the Long Island Insurance
ohe
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printing.

printing.
FRANCIS & LOUTREL, 45 Maiden Lane,
Stsoners Printers and Manufacturers of Patent Spring Baek
supply everything our line at oretprc Orders
solicited.
XVM. EVERDELL's SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st.-
w LITHoGRAPHlC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS andiLABB
MANUFACTURES.
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auetion Sales of Rral gstate.


J. JoHS,os, IT,, AuetonseL
DY JOHNSON IL MI l. l. E K,
ID AUCIIONERRS AND
ESTATE BROKERS,
No o5 EAx,u-gr., COR CEnAHsr. NEwlORk. , -,
Cty Residences stores Lots Country seats ana farms
r,atsd exchanged Loan, negotiated Aueu9n san" rWae "
'S' ~ THURSDAY, AUGUST4
Al O'Clock, a the premises,
= GREAT AND PEBEMPTORf SALE OF
SIS CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON TIE
RFRRY FARM AT CARIsSIADII ~. -. -.
GREAT OPPORTUNITY 10 BUY BbAUIlfId SITES To-, F0R
nv tITuy ECoNOMICAL AND TASTEFUL COUNTRY HOMES
THIS bes property situated within $40 feet Of The Carlsbad
Derat cv si2mie from Rutherford Park Station The ground
bJb ag6cent views tad In direction Tor niles streets h
Ayere have been orene the property and every lot ahso o
WIN the
and ,ek-nsri Railroad, constant Yearly comuuon To OF YEN
80 ,sr n largs substantial stone mansion conveniently
arranged with barns shells, &c, will also be Sold Ie PIe
n has been In the possession Of the Berry family Tor over ZVo
Tesrs aud i now for brst offered at pubic sale
sale positive TO the highest bidder
S.ial foot Of hambersst az Il cocA oh '1e' Vi ~
Free collation. on arrival Of the tram .,.-.-.,t-..
I csfber or the will take place on The merit far day.
e,n. essv For mans and railroad tickets apply TO JOhNsOS
MI IER 25 Nassau.st ~ y and l57 Monaguest Brookbn
I EWIS L. WOOD, Auctioneer,. ,o ION =,
VII SELL valuable property THURSDAY July ~, BIo at
O'Clock D. grounds AZ Bergen ron @ VI Daonne " o.
within 66i feet Of the depot Take the 2.lS p m tran'
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90 ruhom II man Concern

90 Ubom II man Concern
CORRESPONDENCE from gentlemen at the
~ War Editorials ant Minor Paragraphs furnished By the
NEW-YORK LITERARY AGENCY. ~ Parkrow, Newfork
GERMAN PATRIOTIC AID SOClEI1.-COn-
Ips p H. nni OF the German Society for the
pur of ficng the Germany, and particularly for the
widows or hans will be received BY the Treasurer MI PHILLIP
BIs>INGER by such auhou agents only have
subscriptions books purpose, signed By the Treasurer
DErARrwESr OF PUBLIC WORKS WATER REgl.rRAR
NES-YORK, July 6 l910
NOTICE is hereby given that FIVE PER
~ CENT penalty will be added the lst dy 81 August NEXT on all
unpaid Water Rents CHAS. CORNELL, Water Registrar
SS EN REWARD.MIhesc Iown OF ~! Milford sc
Wspovlge Lodge o. o. F. $500 Total $500 REWARD,
detection AMI apprehension Of the
unrr or murerrrs NATHAN FEM of Milford Conn, the
morning III communications relating toe above
he addressed 10 r. s. BRISTOL, Town Agent
Milford, Conn.
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAyEN Rail
/ =


SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING JCEs p, 1870
PASSENGER Station NeoYorA Of TweneTenih anl
Fourth-aye Entrance Twenty seyelthsL
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fORk
For New Haven and Bridgeport. = (BI lO nj lz;l9 (hI
tiI.j. J.45. $50 $50 ard 3 (Er.) NJ. =.
Milford satforl Fairfield Southport and Weslpor 'VV '1O
For Norwalk ZOO Er), 9c 1850 2:l5 tRLl 800
y.S5. 43O (EN.), $50 6:sJ and B. lhtl p n.
D. ll:30 3:45 $3.50 $50 snd 6;SO p m
For stamford 7, lEIl ll:3o M ll;lS lELl 2' (EIh
3:t5 43O (Et.D. 49, 500 6:yl T5 (EE) p ok IA,
Greenwich and intermediate stations T. ll;O m E '
SUNDAY Mail Tran leaves New n for
Boston via both Springfield Line an ehor, Lle
'' " F CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, m, aud p m
For Boston Shore Line i25 p. M u..,...s
For Hartford and Springfield, g. NJ l3' -" M 70 '
6p - -,L s,.,m., ..n,.s
Ss gsusst Bay. arriving 30 ]. m. . ,,...-..i
For River Railroad, BIS p m 70 honfeA'
n. Northampton.
For at TO Norwich and fro'l1ehei LIZ
500: 10 New Loaica. p ooo - a.
Neusven snl Northampton kAiIosl VI" ''VV y W. "
Mort aud Miliamsourgh
For Hou,stonic Railroad. Ga N and p NJ
For N,ugstu.s R4roai and tp :. M 20 "stoafJ'
ror Dss5ury sal Norwsk Railroad T. NJ lzl' ana t1o IL
New Railroad, g. nj lZlo iV hAl NV Ia
Comncdous Sleeping attached 10 p NJ wan nu aso
Drawing Noon Gar 70 VIC
ID and 3 D N. JhhhS II. nOi oupeluNe11e-e
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WEDNESDAY. July Up.

WEDNESDAY. July Up. ".
For the s., 100000 of gold offered for sale ny
the Government to-day, there were bids for $4,000 at
prices ranging from 100 TO l25l The following are the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
Gouscs ano farms Uanlt0.

YARNS WANTED within 30 miles of the
4 ,tr n EXCHANGE To- rlts, 'ol.rs ia HD.Al.u
n A. rutland s Co. Bcckmau st., y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28

NEW Jersey RAlLROAD-FROMf OOl OF
~ CORTLANDr sr-For EST PHILADELPHIA nb;o ana ~"
$500 1907 g. 90 aght For VA I'M
d,n m and For BALTIMORE and WAshlSGIos and
THE WEST via Baltimore $3.50 N 30 aud BIO f9r Inc
South AND SOUTHWEST $50 NJ s:1O' N FOR me "hnl
via Pennsylvania R.lrSat-s;9o M and = m svs ls ., pan e'
burgh without change Silver Palace ears arc
daily and Arough 70 PSeargs Cnsinnau
Chicago without change Tteu Tor sale ~
foot Of and Dodi EIPn.s "a Boad"sy (DniI ns
PTLLAASs PALACE DRAWlNG-ROOA and SLbbflNn-S ANS
Pittsburgh, Chicago Columbus Cincinnati lnsnsP
louisville and st. Louis without change The SS m uAn $50
run. Pullman and splendid Passenger Coaches through Without
Chicago.
June l6 1870. W. JACKSON General sapenn.snosh.
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AUCTION SALE OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

House and lot on sle Blooungae road 99l Of ssth
lot 25IJ7 Gen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
SOUTI SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND

SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
Coam.nc4E MONDAY May ~ 1870 from Roosevelt nd Grad sta
m Mail rld Accommodation TO Patehogue.
~ 90 Babylon Accom- notation and a. stations
m This VII be pat June %
Pttch0su~ ir Bella
pou. tPlacs, egi South Haven.
4:1n m Accommodation for Patchogne.
5:.D J. ~. Accumulation Cor is and al stations.
tD m Aeon 70. Nor lck ell Stlousi Saturdays
Trough 10 Bar,ou.
Ca. ald 1890 T. kl connects with boat Babylon Tor
fir. lslfud
All trains connect At valley slm for Roessuay except the 500
from New YORK aui tle o O.. m trlin hom shp.
building EOckaHsy Beach
slmcUts AMI the convenience Of
Ilcaeis q Beach Dollar
fOT iarlhsr paaeuan zee .arsc line la'sA
Z. W. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-Tr'ius eaye Thiruethst as follows:
a. m. Chicago Express Drawn room cars attached
Special saratoga spG-ss Trans ~sh DaEng-
Room ca lee through without change 10 hours
and 80 minutes. , -- r, cts-.. ~ -.
rdaton Tor AZ passenger, except Drawing room Cars
ii m Northern AMI Western Express Drawing room ears attached
D. ~ Montreal Express Draw1y-room ears atta;hel
D. m First Express With Sleeping through 10 WATERFOWL,
Syracuse ant Cauantagua. Dalyl . .,, =. c,t..-.
viii Sleeping attached Tor 1heaSo
l. NJ C. Railroads Louisville via Indianapolis, snd i0T
Bng 10 and Roc5.ss (Tti. train viii leave p sGnay'
II D. NJ, Night Express Seep.uy-cars attached
ne. Hulson train.
ZOO z. n. and 5 p. m. POughkcense trains
l.l5. and b:lJ p. Pesktkil trains
$50 and 700 o H.. Sing ring trans . ~ .. . - 49,, =,
1910 9n5 and 10 <;O lSJ j. 49, DIV o'l anu ''''
~, YOlaers trains.
-" "' ''"' ~ c. H. KESDRICK, Gen'l Passenger Agent
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~ DEPOT ~ NEW YORK, foot Of Liberty g. sor'h k,el
Jlrr 1870, ran will ran AZ io0rs
LEAVE NETWORK FOR BERGENAYB. AND sEWARK-h
500 go 7.O T;S S:05 $50 $500, 9:ta il IL M 100
2:Oo 100 39 4;0s 43O 500 $50, $500 $50 700, 1910, s
go i9; . l;w nv FOR WRIST BERGRs-It 600 7o ap
lilo. n 40 .;3 $50, 6:Jo, 100 $500 lOs5 Rpm
X. r. KICKER sapenntsnient
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SECOND BOARD, 12t NJ, AND 81 O'CLOCK p. ".

NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
200 Ce Hubs 30 Con Greg.... - 90 SfS Algy 20
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28

/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRAE GENE MT.
On after MONDAY MAY TO- 1870 Trains vi" leave James Slip as
follows:
zoos m. Greenport aud Sag Harbor Mail Tain -
1000 N0rbp0ri lrsia stopping all intermediate raons
200 m HempseaI Way T1in.
$3.50 Q. m. Gr,enp9rt and Sag Harbor Express.
.:90 m. Sorhlnr Express
IN. Eorihport " az Train
$50 b. N. For North Islp and intermediate stations
All Trans branch for Hampstead sunday trns ior osn
Valley. huntington and h0nC eae hnher
Point N. AMI p J. u bAh W. cupt
Tiese Hampton FOR u anl 3;O p n ens
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Glrnmboats dno RaiIroaos.
e 1910 ALBANY and TROY.-The DAY LINE

" - Steamboats, & VIBBARD All DANIEL DREW will leave Yes
Pier at $40 and Tint ouItlstat landing at fonkes
TaryOwn ~ ferr,to C0IIens West fO Cornwall
Ne5urgh Pughkeeps Rhebek Man Cask HUDSON and New
Baltimore. special Of brOaluse connection WITH ,e
will Albany June lo) Tor
Sharon Spring, fare 81 from hewYos and for cherry Ns' The
steamboat SENECA Will transfer from Albany 10 Troy %
sale and baggage checked by Dos Express Oness ~ Broad
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Union HALL ACADEMY-Jamaica, l.. /.
u Boa nng School for Boys J. HAsBROuCK AN. Principal
MYERS SCIENTIFIC and CLASSICAL
w INSTITUTE. West Chester Pa hnielsss BOAkplSG'
SCHOOL aDd Scholastic Of ten months he
n, WEDNESDAY sept 1870 FoT catalogues and specific Informs
ton sppy WILLIAM r WYBRS, NJ Principal AMI Proprietor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-27
Commercial and Financial,
wheeling WholesaIe Market.


" kuNAAuAI EsNhAASuO eau ~ LOW
GRATE- Exceedingly dull. with downward ten.
HS fiESt wSsaia&s 'ts quote o %RitS 4 Sl ISsi 3:
rcd 81 O06l 10. COrn-OId 6G6IOc; new OAF 900
6Se: RyC;-soc. onI"-tOc. BGFlsy-Spring $3.50
81 90; fall 81 l6.
BAcon-S Shoulders l6c; clear sides t9c; hams SOC;
sugar cured breakfast bacon 9Oc. IArd-New lSe
10 tICrrPs; l0Hc In keGR.
: FLOUR-QnIet and unchanged: We quote fancy
at 90 %; rcd wheat fAnlly S S065 -. Rye
FlOuE-$6 IS. RuekWheAt Fl0uT-SHe g p.
E9OR-2Oc 2 doEdn. with prospect Of further
BrTTER-SSc inr hest roll.
POULFRY DRBAsRb-THFkayAA At iGc; Dueks C
Chickens IOc, and Cheese &C. D.
PoTATOES-60c 2 huAhel.
AFrLEs-Green 3 h6l q 0Oas %; dried OHe
souP REAxE-Ss % 2 buShSl; extra Navy y Is.
GTNBENu-dSc Y b.
FHATHEEs-75c = nfoT I've geese
RAua-te p b.
BREHWAx-00c
lIAY-BAIed SI7 2 TN; loOSo $l4 00GlS 90.
CoEPEE-Falr 10 prime Rio 90694c.
SrdAR-Hew OhSanA lSK@1lkc; Porto Rico
i33l4Hc: Cabs 19NeBISKc; \ coffee lGr: b DO.
STRUPA-BaltImOre 7017SC; New York 90d1
81 O0; Choice Dhpa u TO-
-OunpoWder 81 BO3l Is; Young IIyGon
81 SOai %; Black tl6tl 10.
CANDLE4-BtAP GQlb&&c; city mould lSc.
SopA-6a8lfe In kega: 9 cents 10 papers.
SoAP-PGmily 6Nc; German SHei ESHiCIn 10
Ola.
CIIKBSE-WeateFn RASerTe Ice; Goshen 50C.
RTARcTI-A1BHc: Maizena, I26IIc.
BRooHA-ES 6005 30 = dozen,
SHUPT-186 67Be; do In boxes OF SIX d0tGn @ 20.
Observation-Disclosures unchanged; Navy 68b
n; dark los and " 6s079c; bright lOa and "
sH0T AND LnAD--Bar Lead lsc 2 D.. shot
onS.-LGFd on-&l 90 for s1tn winter strain.
I'd. Carbon Oil-S9c, no charge ior packages; or
G8e aud charge G0E package.
lRON AND SAU.S-CommOp'b bar sizes, 5t(6tlEe;
horse HhOa 5Hc; heavy bAndi 4kel55(c; hoop Iron
and Hight band S6iOc; round and square 3a6b7Ee;
oval 4S63c; half oral and half EOund 4J{fb5ke.
HoFsa shoes EASteFn 81 &167 o. , key; Pitts.
burRh Is 0O7S 90 Nall rods 9dl6e. Nails, 100
70 60d, 81 So Sd and "a q a; Cd to I'd e On; ID
and q g .; I'd % 90; "a q 81 ID ane 81 .; ~
IS sAE1GD.Iy sac Ohio River q 20; Mas.
hnEum 81 8 r 'bbl.
Gi.IalEPiFpt quality sxlO, a: I0Xi9, ~ %;
second quality OIiO. 81 %; iOEi4, 8 % D bO1 Of
30 feet Discount 10 per cent. for cash.
SEEDs-NOminAl; aaE seSd at q % Timothy
a. 2is clover 80 90.
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,C g,..-,,, T,..,, T7l, I',,,-l.
TIM CoLoRRp FEoPLR-Ehe lrg'nl"
newspapers Arc becoming seriously alarm
al nj the heavy emigration of the colorcd
-. go, ~ coN,,or,, I;ro or oour,;O.
PSop'u a'o'" '''e ''u'Ne'I "s '" ''s'
OF the State to the cotton nelas sui tNFthCF
South. One thousand colorcd men have
lcN HoliNx COUNTY and the same number
h0vO como from, p;,,,v,var,s and |, ia cal.
"A'c S"uS "oI. ''s! 1'""' ', ''.'1 - - , S"'
culAlcd that IuIIS nI'ecn houSahd nave
cmigratcd from that region Of tho State,
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NEW YORK CITY.
NRW YoRx, Jan SO.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 50.
Arrlyed-ThG Colorado, tfum Liverpool,
On the Erie Railroad an extra freight
ran into the regular eastern bound freight
tr1in, u O'Clock yesterday morning, a
Hawkins station, east u Port JcrvtG
Fifteen can loaded with butter, -four and
other FmeFchA ndiSe, were comPl5 l5tely wreck
ed. The l00sto the company d very great.
The traln was detained EG hours by the
accident.
Documents and evidence will shortly be
sent TO Canada to be used against r B
Caldwell, the drawback eonspiratOr, who
was recently re-arrestcd and b now await
Ing extradition.
br, Batosly, the Russian who WA shot
hy Daniel Diddle In Becker street, has en-
tircly recovered and len the hospital, he
Is shortly to bs married To the mysterious
lady, who turns Uut TO BE- = Mis- COfkNn-
dell, ur MIdalGt0wn, n. ],
Fifteen new Gases of siuall pox were TO-
ported at the OflicO Of the sanitary super,
intendent yesterday, principally In the
denSely populated portions Of the lin and
18th wards No deaths have been TC-
ported from this disease since Sunday,
In The court Of Judge Barnard the suit
OE tho Erie Railroad against Commodore
Vanderbilt, which was set down for trial
yesterday, was postponed, This suit IA TO
recover &5,OOO,O00 alleged to have been
paid the Commodore on the settlement Of
tho litigation two ycaEa ago The case
was finally vet for the tiSt Monday In
March
Sixty workmCn werC discharged from
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, yesterday, and
100 Monday, on tho strength 0f recGnt
order TO tho coOlnlanlatt Admiral Cor
don, which directs q reduction Of the nu-
mcrical force a. soon rs practicable coEs
Sistently with the interest Of tho public
service. 81 3.
Prize fighter White, while under the
influence VI liquor, shot q negro named
Einet last night, seriously inluring him.
The negro then IHlle(l WlIItct 10 the ground
With d heavy piece. Elnet was arrested,
A proposition Is now under ConsIderA-
ton by tho House Committee on Rail.
ro0lS and Canals, looking To the purchase
of the Erio canal.
It il said that the riOting among the
rhllruad strikers At jersey city + itstigat-
Cd BY the rum dealers Of the Seventh
Ward Of that city. 1t "a inhabited Aui0st
exclusively by Erie operatives and the pro-
prietorS Of the rum shops Of course lose
their custom. Their places arc supplied
by New Workers,
The jersey City Common Council has
pCtitltonel The Erie company to rcinstAte
the strikers.
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SENATE.

Mr. HARLAN presented tho credentials
Of his colleague, JOS. B. HOWELL, 10 fiji
the vacancy OCCasioned By the resignation
Of Senator GREMEA Mr.. HOWELL took
the oath.
The VICR PREsTDRNT submitted the
joint resolution of the Legislature Of Kan.
sas asking the removal Of the capital OI
the United States tn the Fort LcavenwOrth
military reservation.
Mr.. PRATT presented the petition Oi
$500 citizens Of New York and other
States, for an amendment TO the national
constitution extending suffrage 10 females.
Also the petition Of Thos. A Hendricks
and others, members Of the Indiana bar,
for an increase Of salaries Of Judges of
the United States Supreme and Circuit
Courts.
Mr.. MoRRII.I, OF Ne, from the Commit
tee on Appropriations, reported the Honse
invalid pension appropriation bill, with
amendments.
IIr. BUCKIHGHAM introduced q bill sup.
Elementary to the currency act Of June,
1884.
On motion Of Mr.. EDNUNDs the Senate
Vuuk up kAC ulll luI tuC 0Lbpuo3l VI lAiIAh
embraced In the Fort Ridgely reservation.
The discussion continued until tho expiF.
alton Of the morning hour, when tho bill
was recommittcd IN the Committee on
Public Lands. s'
The consideration Of the currency hill
was then resumed.
Mr. CoRBETT spoke ii support Of the
bill.
Mr.. SUMNER opposed the bill.
Mr. THURMAN opposed the amendment
and also thAtpOFti0n oi the bill which Hu.
thorized free and unlimited banking in
the country for all tine to came.
MF. MoRTOE gave notice Of an amend.
ment To increase the amount Of additional
circulation to $52, ,0OO,0 900 instead Of &4J,.
100000.
ME, MoRRIlL, or Maine, made some re-
marks illustrative Of circumstances al
tending the increase OI circulating notes
in New England. g..
Mr.. WARNER advocated the prompt re.
distribution Of The volume Of circulating
notes authorized by law. as q measure Of
justice, and one which the necessities oi
the South and West for banking facilities
demanded.
The Senate at 400 SdJourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-27
How 10 be n SpirituaIiSt,

Many persons arc anxiously InquLriny
for SOIne explanations Of tho wonderful
spiritual phenomena which they have
Witnessed, and Of which We havO heard
50 much during tho last fOw years, The
following item may assist them little in
this work
A contribution To tho literature Of Splr.
Itualism Is made this week In published
letter fronSAIr. Faulkcr, philosophical In,
slrumcnt maker, No. 40 EndCll street,
London. Mr.. Faulkner writes that for
many years he has had large sale for
Spirit.rRpping magnets and batteries ex.
prCssly made for cOnccalmCnt under the
iIOOr, In CupbOards, under tables aud
even for the interior Of tho cen.
trO support Of large round tables
and boxes; that he has supplied to
the samc parties quantities Of pro
pared wire to be placed under tho carpets
and oilCloth, or under the walnScot and
Gin beading around ceilings and rooms;
In fact, for every conceivable place; that
all these obviously were used for spirit
rapping, and the connection to each rapper
and battery was 10 be made by means 0fA
small button, like those used for tclC-
graphic bcll-ringiDg purposes, or by means
Of braSA.headed or other nail under the
carpet at particular patterns known To tho
spiritualiSt He describes these rappCrI
as calculated to mlslcad the most wary"
and adds that there arc Bpirit.nppiug
magnets and batteries constructed express
y for tho pocket, which will rap At any
part Of the room. lie has also made
drums and bells which will beat and ring
Ut command; hut these two latter are NOT
80 frequently used as tho magnets are, bO.
callso they arc too easily detected.