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Religious services in Bel Air and Vio'ni'y'

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Methodist Episcopal. -Bel Air, 101G a, m.
Methodist PrOtestant.-Bel Air, IL a. M, Noun
Carmel, 3 D. m, Rev. A. D. Melvin Mount Ia
Dor, 1019 a. m, Deer Creek, p. m, Rev. j
Roberts.
Christian Chprch.-Near Clayton, Rev. F. Ma
rion Hawkins, NJ D., pastor. Services every
SUNDAY morning at II O'Clock.
Protestant EpiScopdl.-St. Mary near Emmor
ton, IL a M, Rev w. F. Brand. Rock Spring
II a. m, Emmanuel Church, Bel Air, p. m
Rev. William E. Snowden. Trinity, Church
ville II o. m. and Z p. m, Rev. E. A. Colburn
Grace Church, Darlington, 81 p. m, Rev. E. A
Colburn.
Presbyterian Bel Air, II a. m. and p. M,
Rev. E ID. Finney. Grove Presbyterian Church,
Aberdeen, II a. m. and ~ p. m, Rev. d. X.
Campbell. Franklinvilc Presbyterian Church,
Every Sabbath, at II a. m, Rev. j. P. Carter.
Roman Cdtholic.-St. Ignatius, Hickory, every
Sunday and Holiday, at 1913 a. IN.
N. h. Church tSouth.-Appointments for No
vember.-2d, Perrymansville, IL A. NJ, Elliott's
School House, 3 p NJ. 9th, Aberdeen, II A. NJ,
Darlington, Z P. NJ. 10th, Dublin, II A. NJ, Fair
view School House, p. NJ. I'D, Jarrettsvlle,
III A. NJ and p. NJ. 30th, Perrymansville l | A.
E1liott's School House, 8 p. NJ. Rev. c, Z.
X Il. inons, j. p.
- November ID, Dublin, II A. NJ, Fairview s.
House, 3P " 9th, Jarrettsville, IL A. NJ. and
7PM 10Th, Perrymansville IL A. NJ, Elliott's
School House, 8 p NJ. 2Sd, Aberdeen, IL A. NJ,
Darlington, 7P N. 30th, Dublin, II A. NJ, Fair
view School House, 3 p. NJ. Rev. j. &. Sedwick,
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BLEOF p, w. & b. r. r.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER II, 1878.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH :
TRAINS MOVING NORTH

Trains leaving Baltimore start minutes be-
fore time stated.
- The $50 A. NJ, 2.45 P. NJ. and 1l0O p. NJ
ytrains from Baltimore stop only at Havre de
: Grace.
Trains from Philadelphia leaving Havre de
z Grace at 210 p NJ, 2.35 P. NJ. and S36 P. NJ.
do not stop at intermediate points before reach
ing Baltimore.
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Baltimore Cattle Markets.

By Telegraph for Tile 1Bgis.]
CATTLE SCALES, November 18th, 1873
BEEF CATrLE-S4oO "a Sc 90, as to quality.
Hogs, 5000 q S6.25. Sheep 81 90 q . 90.
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From Mrs.. ELIZABETH COOLIES, B,uns,cics.
TO TIE AFFLICTFD.

TO TIE AFFLICTED.
II your Druggist is out of the Salve and neglecti
70 keep supplied, send seventyfve cents as directed
below and receive n box by return mail.
Put up In Large Boxes at SO cents each
(nearly three times as large the box represented
aboye). Prepared by MISS G. SAWYER and
put up by L. M. ROBBINS, Wholesale
ana Retail Druggist, Rockland, Me.
A Trial Box sent free by mail on receipt Of sixty
scnts, by L. NJ. ROBBINS, Rockland, Me.
iTHIs VALUABLE SALVE Is SOLD By
ALL DEALERS IN MEDICINES
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NJ OTIONS.-Ladies' Dress Trimmings, Cor
Nsets Pertumery, &C., in short an almos
endless variety in the Notion Department, for
Gale by
G. W. NORRIS 4 BIO, Bel Air.
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Carpetings and Mattings

OcII kJ0UlIISS dIlU N1dCCIIISS
A. G.. GRIFFITH,
As North Ho,card Street, Baltimore,
Has just opened his Fall Stock of
Brussels and three Ply Carpets, Tapestry /"
grain, Common Wool and Cotton Carpets,
Coco Mattings, all Width, Door Mats,
Table and Floor Otlcloths, S..
Druggets, Rugs, Hassocks, &C., & C.
LIST AND RAG CARPETS,
Fresh Canton Mating, direct from China,
All Widths, and Prices from rs cents up.
A. c. GRIFFITH,
No 45 ~ Howard St., Sd door South of Lexington ST.
oct24ly WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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TERMS OF SALE.

TERMS FOR REAL EsTATE-As prescrib-
ed by the decree are-that one-t third of the
purchase money shall be paid in cash on
the day of sale, one-third in six and the
balance in twelve months thereafter, the
credit payments to bear interest from the
day of sale, and be secured by the notes of
the purchaser, with security approved by
the Trustee.
TERMS FOR PERSONAL PRoPERTY.-All
sums of $50 and under, cash on the day of
sale; Oh sums over that amount credit Of
six months will be given, purchaser giving
notes bearing interest from day of sale,
with security to be approved by the trustee.
JONATHAN AMBLER,
Trustee.
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At the same time and place, the under,
signed will also sell the following.
PERSONAL PROPERTY

being the GOOdS ana ChattelS OF Moses ID.
Price.
200 shocks of Corn, so bushels of Oats,
10 bushels of Potatoes, lot of Hay and
Straw, 1 four-horse spring Market Wagon,
2 single Shovel Plows, 1 Grain Cradle,
large Vinegar Cask and Vinegar, lot of
Posts and Rails, 1 long Ladder, Tables,
Chairs, Clothes Wringer, Sausage Stuff
er, Dairy Fixtures and a number of articles
not mentioned
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TIE AGE!
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nlon the constitution the above aud none more dit.
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FEVER AND AGUE POWDERS will effect a cure in
Of the longest standing we'll prove proven.
tive in the forming stages OF the dscnsc Being purely
Vegetable, they act with certainty the disease total
ly eradcatng it from tho system, and prevent return
ut any future period.
Why waste your money aud health in trying every
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A0UE POWDERS have failed to cure the III LIS
in any case?
REASONS WHY THEY ONLY SHOULD USED
Their reputation Id established. Thousands of test
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standing, many Of them considered hopeless
THERE is NO RISK IN TAKING THEM
They contain nothing injurious aud, therefore, cause
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many nostruus of the day. Physicians recommend
them as superior to Quinne any other known
dy, for they leave the system in healthy state and
! the patent beyond the probability of relapse.
! BEWARE OF C0UATEEFElTS The genuine arc
put up in square tin boxes, with Ti0MPS0NS FEW Err
AND AGUE POWDERS stamped on the lid, and tho
signature ofTHoMrsuN CRAWFORD on the wrapper No
! Others possibly he genuine.
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Equally good for Man or Beast.
THIS LINIMENT has earned for itself reputation
unequaled in the history Of External Applications.
a1-Thou-aiids who now suffer from rheumatism Neu-
ralgia &c. would find immediate relief from all pain
by using this certain remedy tits equally eectual in
CUTS, BURNS, SCALllS, STIFFNESS OF THE NECK,
SORE THROAT, SWELLINGS, INFLAMMATIONS
FROST BITES, PAINS IN TIE SIDE or BACK, BITES
of SPIDERS or STINGS of INSECTS.
One rubbing will in all cases give immediate relief
and few applications complete a cure.
On account Of its powerful penetrating properties il
IL beyond doubt the surrst remedy for the roub
esome diseases to which Horses and Cattle are liable
1t cures Scratches old aud fresh Cuts Sores Cbafes
produced by the collar or saddle, injuries caused by
Nails or splints entering the fesh or uoss Bruises
Sprans, Sweeney SPAWN, Thrush, and I'LL Diseases while
destroy the IooiS Bones Of tho Feet,
AS-Full directions accompany elch bottle. The
above prepared only by
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GEO "A. CAIRNEs, Auct'r.

The Creditors of NJ oses D. Price are here.
by notified to file their claims, duly proven,
with the vouchers thereof with the Clerk t
the Circuit Court for Hartford county on or
before the 1st day ofMay, 1874.
JONATHAN AMBLER,
oct3I Truetpp
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Twenty Acres of Land,
More or less, adjoining the tract above de-
scribed, and lies along Winters Run. A
portion of this lot is excellent bottom land.
Persons wishing to view the premises
can do so by calling on Moses D. Price, on
the premises.
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RfANDRlLLS printed at THE EGIs OHice--
Aeaply aui espeditiously.
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PLOW S.

ga-Prompt and careful attention paid to the repair o
Agricultural Implements OF all kinds.
sepl0
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BALTIMORE MARKETS,
Corrected Weekly by
Vim. FL. Michael & Sons,

Grain and Produce Commission Merchants
I25 McEllelry's Wharf, Baltimore.
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,jssS g}s.g' NY EpNEsDAY, Nov. 10Th, 1878.
, 1873-11-07


THE arnAauE sAvtNas nAvEB.
IRA From tho Springfield {H"ss) Rcn"ticd,, Sor ..
= Tho greatest blot upon tic Sprnyuo namo Is
tho condition Of tho savings ha,,lB which thoy
established, ofslcorcd, and inaungotl. Like Post
mnster-Gonorat CrcBwelt's poalnl savings bank
bchon'o, they wore simply couBpiracieB for got
ting money out Of tho pockets Of tho haril-hnnd-
cd to put into doubtful extensions and grand OH
tetrrsos. Tho CranBton and Franllln Savings
Bnlks, tho former established only ono ycay ago,
offoiod high ratoa for deposits, aud tho monoy
poured in rapidly. 1t wap perfectly nnt.,ral
TINT tho Spragues own omployos, With thoir
dosiro for largo interest md their l.ck
Of financial acu!non, should jump Mt md 0
per cent, when fnr sllrowtlor mon wcrn dis~
counting tho papor Of the samo firm at 20 per
cont. Tho present examination tliHeloHos tl,at
tho assets Of those two savings banks include
Spragno papor In ono form or another to tho
oxtent Of S1,213.950, willie their liabilities to
dopostors aro 92,gGG,0o0. Such wrockloss use
OF tho moneys Of tho lowest claas Of laborors is
simply outrageous, It is very haoa spot in
this business. We obsoryo lint senator Spraguo
hna held aloof ut Washington Rll through this
trying ordoal, mud only arrived ut Providence OIL
Friday uieht. 1t is not Improbable that Ills
brother Amasa, the moro amiablo and popular
Of the two, wns Thought moro likely to obtain
help without Ills brothers. prosonco thnn with
1t. Tho Senator iB described US indsposoa. We
should say that, in the light Of tho condition Of
thoso savings bauls ho ought to be very sick,
aud turn his face 10 the wall.
, 1873-11-07
and all carried torches nnd transparcncics boar-
ing appropriate notices, etc.
THE RAILROADS.
THE TEXAS PACIFIC,

speeial Dispatch tn Tie Chitago tribune,
New YonK, Nov U-1fr. Hart, Secretary of
Tho Toxaa 4 paci1c Railroad, haa gono to ph!la-
dolphin for tho p.irpoao Of comforting with Col.
Scott nnl otl,or capitalists connected with this
enterprise. It Inns boon reported that Col. Scott
waB about to resign tho Vice-prosidcncy Of tho
Pennsylvania Rairoad.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
It In understood that, Mt tho meeting of tho
Dreetors Of tLo Pennsylvania 1iairoa; to bo
hold in Philadelphia Tomorrow, q scrip dividend
OF 8 por cont will he declared.
Special pisratch to Thc Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. e.-Rumom uore ourront
on tho street today Of Col. Tom seotts rcsigna-
tion Of tho Vfco-p Presidency Of tho Pennsylvania
Raifroad Company, hut Tho result Of careful ill.,
9uiry proved their falsity. Many. belIoyo TINT
spread in tho intoroat Of stock speoulators.
... TExSEssEE RAILROAD TEouDLBs.
KNOXVILLE, To,l,,.. Nov G-No adjustment Of
tho trouble botwoon tho East Tennessee. Virginia
Il Georgia Railroad Company and their atriking
onlploycH llaH yet tnkon placo. Tho Company
had train Of ilftocu loaded freight cars from
Knoxville to Driato1 to-day, being tho first
freight moved OIL tho limo from Bristol
to Chattanooga In six days. Tho Company still
rofusc to rcceiyo freight. Tho strikers matlo no
of their mon on tho ougino to prevent tho COM
nauy's 0Iastor-1Eoel.auic. who was acting ongi-
1cor, from placing my non-Bocioty euginoors In
charge Of tho engine. Tl.o mail traills run rog-
l1lariv. Tho men aro quiet but determined, atd
tho Compnny firm. Tho Directory met this af-
tornoon and unanimously adopted resolution
indorsng tho action Of tho officials i'll reducing
tho salaries, and claiming for them tlo right to
regulate tho pny Of employees as they dcon,
best.
The employees Of tho Knoxville & Ohio Rail-
roaa. having struck ugau,st reduction Of
wnges, tho Companyhas temporarily stopped tho
running OF all trains.
Representatives OF twenty Southern rail-
roads met ut Chattanooga to-day, ind universally
adopted resolution affirming tho Justice Of nily
reasonable reduction Of wage by tho
companiou; recognizing tho right Of
my cn1ployo to refusc to work ut
tho wages offered condomuing in tho
strongest terms as unjustileblo and i1dcfensiblo
ai co,nbinations for tho purpose of resisting tho
rightlul authority of my company by interfering
with or attempting to intin1dato or ipjuro othcrs
willing to work ut tho wages olrorod; plcdging
each other in no case to employ any ono dis
charged On account Of insubordination or
combination to stop operations on
any road by intimidation Or interference
with othors willing to work md to promptly in
form cach other, BY printed circular, Of MI such
combinations, With tho names Of the parties on
gagged. Railroad companies in tho United States
aro invited to cooperate.
, 1873-11-07
RUSSIA.


NEW YonE, Nov. 6.-Foroign papers received
here contain some particulars Of tho inuudation
Of st. Petersburg, Russia, by tho oycrnoYing of
tho river Nova on. Oct. II. The weather lad
beon unusually warm during tho day. at sunset
it became evident that q storm was approaching,
and toward o'clock in tho evening it blow d
hurricane. The water roBo rapidly, and tho
lower parts Of the town wero completely flooded.
by 2 o'clock on tho next morning the water was
almost ten foct nboyo the usuul height, 30 thAt
submerged since tho groat inuulation of 1921.
Some Of tho thoroughfarcB werc littrally con-
vertcd into riyors 1roos iu tho public gar<lona
wore broken or uprooted, mud ships in tho
river wero torn from their anchors at,d thrown
asainst the floating bridges, all Of which wero
moro or less damaged. Telographic communica-
tion WAS suspended, rs n,auy OF tho posts we're
thrown down and wires torn away. At tic tx
tro'nity Of tho Vasilioostroy several coastiug
ships wore 1loatod into tho streets; tho wooden
pavement was destroyed; fences were carried
away; chinney-potB wore thrown, aud roofs
torn OF. The poor people, were panic-strickon,
and many were obliged to abandon tho little
property which they, poseessod, boing only
taken of i'll bouts. poor Izoostchil VAS
Eoon to mount Ills horse and gatlop to d
placo Of safoty, leaving his drosky and harness
to their fate. The Geological Gardens wero
completely undor water, and tho proprietors
had the greatost difficulty iu saving tho animals
Tho elephant, in particular. gave great loal Of
trouble, but was at last led III safety to tho nenr-
est police station, wliere ho remained all night.
Tho effects Of tue storm wore folt for many
mllcs 1 !, around St. Petersburg. There wero no
less than four fires, and tho hoad Police Mastor
WIS at his wits end rs QUO disaster after
another was reported. Soon after o'clock tho
wind vcered to the north, and, the curront boing
no longer impedod tho water fell as rapidly as
it Ind riaon. Tho loss OF property is Immense,
but it il believed ut st, Petersburg that no lives
have been lost.
, 1873-11-07

From tho Baltimore Sun.
The Heacing. Ra'iroad Company. which has
coal lands wants subscriptions to Il $40, o,Ooo,ooo
= per cent gold loan, which was put Oh the Lon-
don marriott OH tho 22d October. Tho transac-
tions Of this Company in land aud transits aro
simply enormous. aud this year tic Company lit
croased its not incomo up to Sept. &c. st 100 72o;
its totul earnings for tho ten months being 512 :
022.22l, against $3.50, 1G0 for the samo period
in 1879.
It il . remarkable fnct that three OF our great
railroads, should tho Reading got thi, one taken
in London, will havo negotiated $4,000, 600
each in England this year. Tile Baltimore Il
aud the Pennsylvania Road clalt,s to have
negotiated tho sano amount prior to tho lato
panic on this side. The Reading 1iai1road Is 708
miles in longth, with trucks and sidings equal to
1895 nilos of single track.
The Philadelphia mud Heading Coal and Iron
Heading Railroad, owns 10000 acres Of coal
lands, Oh which there arc ninety collierea, pro-
ducing annually 4,000, coo tons Of coal, and may
DO Increased double or treblo this amount. ii
IL stated thQt rocoipts for tho current year from
125.ooO in 1879, nud tho ontiro grosa receipts ct
the year from tho two companies will be oyor
$,2200O000.
It is added tlat this increasing traffic requires
Increased facilities for carrying nnd tho opening,
Of tue mines Of coal. The scarcity Of vessels
has created Il necessity for an addition to tho
compaly's tcot Of iron-scrow colliors for ship
ping at Port Richnopa. which amounts to
1,5U0000 tons a year. Hence this new loan iB
called for. 1t iu contondcd OIL tho ono hand that
tue public is to bo benefited III thia matter Of tho
Heading Railroad by tho greater combined facii-
on tho other hand il is hold tint injurious %
monopoly and control Of tho coal interests gen-
orally il to be the result.
, 1873-11-07

1II1H.
Franz tho Il aaka Unt0H, Nop. i.
Y. D. Washburn IL Co. paid on their employer
on Tuesday last in checks on tho First National
Bank Of Minneapolis. payable on Feb. 10, 1874.
:floy paid, however. from 10 to 20 per cent cash
to oacl mnn. Tho st. Paul Lumber Company
paving of In ninety-day due-bills aud Washburn
g. Go: paying off III ovor ninoty-day checI,s, has
Ind tho effect Of making money tighter than
ever, and aB no ono aeoms to bo willing 10 cash
them, ovcn Mt q large discount, tho men will l,ayo
to wait until they mature before t!,oy cnn rcalizo
tho money on thotn, md in consequence our
merchants will DO obliged to wait until Fab. 10
'boforo they can collect their bills. From tho
present outlook, wo shall hayo hard times In
Auoka this winter.
, 1873-11-07

SINc!0Z D'spalcA 70 TIC CHicago Tribune.
gilist, is suffering from oililis, but suys ho viii
light Allen, though tho friends Of tho latter say
Ao will not. Allen exhibited himself in sparrlnE
at por.l'a Theatre Tonight. Hogan comes out Ut
same place Saturday nlght. The pugilists ayoid
each other for foar Of personal antngouisn1.
[10 the l4ssoc.atta iress.l
KANSAS Clry, Nov. 0.--Tom Allon Ind
bonollt at thu tlleatro tonight. Hogan takes
bane!lt Sunday night, after Which both loayo for
On,alla. Strong efforts arc still being mado to
hayo this city tho headquarters tor the coming
MilL
, 1873-11-07


pEoy1pENcE, Il. l., Nov. Ca largo meeting
o. tho crctl'tora Of tho 4. Il ". bpraEue Manu-
faetnrlng Company, and a. t. ". Splaguc, was
l!eld this forenoon. Thurston, tho attorney
TOR TUG spragncs, roed l. communication
from t1 =, tue debtors, expressing their bellcf
tl'at II ~. a1i exhaustion Of time IL giyon they
can pay all their obligations and rctai,l tho print
works aud porlaps their other manufacturing
property, aud pledsing tllolr utmost efforts to
tiat ont!. lilo adaod that tlo w',olo object OF
sto hlTag!os waB tlnt their property should
bo 'evntcl to to payment Ut their debts.
and tl,at tho Trustees to bo appointed should
10 friendly. Ito. tho hoiiso only 80
tar ~ tllat. afser the dobts aro paid, tho rop
orty hl'alI not bo dinhpatcd. 1t was important
tllut tl!o appointment 1T the Committee should
10 hI'c'l shat 1t would hu impossible to Aay any
tllInE; was intoaled except tlnt which waa gooa
Tor all. 4 Committee waH tha.. appointed to
col!er wiz, te spragues with rogard to truat
The Comnittoo Au.l u conference with the
Mon,bers OF tho sprague firms, and agreed upon
III; Waterman; Amos Dlacl<wood, aud uoorgo
q. Kuightollgnlo III Trustoca, and reported their
aetlon to III adjourned meeting OF tic creditors,
, 1873-11-07

tton had broken down. On tho otl,or hnnd com
plaint from tho counsel for tho defense Of news-
Inpor innstlcos to itg side IL met with studiod
Indifference on tho part Of tho Court. II tho
claimant comes ont triumphant, tho dIegraco
tito party in power, and altogether this fai1o,1s
caso is an elephant 1t would DO loartly gad to
lavo of it's lal1da Ono way out Of tho dilemma
tlat may bo takon. 1t is suggested, will DO tllo
discharge of This Tartar Of q claimant, and his
Eotno crimo committed thoro. Meantime the
Court llae adjourned for couple Of woc1te in
order TINT all hnnds mny take breath before tho
final struggle coulcs.
, 1873-11-07
st. Petersburg Inundated by
the Neva.
Tho Tichborno Case Continued
Another Year,
Germany TO Take Part in the Phila.
delphia Centennial.


PAnts, Nov. 6.-Tho Assembly to-day, by q
unanimous vote, oloctcd II. buffet Us itB proa-
don't, tho ontirc Loft rising aa tho vote was an-
nounccd.
II. Loon submitted IN Interpolation on tho
failure of tho Government to ordor elections to
fill 7acancies in tho Assembly within tho time
prescribed by law Thurstay next Sas assigned
for tho debate OH luo Interpolation.
A now motion on tho form Of government
is to DO introduced, and will be supported by
nsnny Republicans.
LONDON, Nov. 7-G q. m.-Iho French Minis
try has not resigned. Tho special dispatch to
tho Times Of yesterday announcing tho resigna-
ton was premature.
, 1873-11-07

ST.. JOSEPH, No., Nov. G.-:rho Bank OF St.
Joe, a new institution with capital Of 10000,
organized hore to-day.
, 1873-11-07
RAILROAD NEWS.

Trlastccslaip Of tho South Silo I1nilrond
OF Long Island.
New YonK, Nov. G.-Tho South Side Railroad
Of Long Island, WIS taken possession Of to-day
his position Of Manager The road las capital
OF S3, QQO, 900.
, 1873-11-07

Horny G. Durham, New York.
New lonK, Nov. G.-~uonry G. Duriuna, ono Of
this afternoon at his residence oil Fifth nyouuo,
aged 80. Durham was in 1895 connected as
Arbitrator with tho famous Crook Arbitration,
in which tho Howlands and Bayards wore con-
corucd,
, 1873-11-07
ABROAD.

LONDON. Nov. G.-Near1y $500 000 in bullion
wcro shipped for A1norica today, 100000 being
for New York.
LONDON, Noy. &C p. m.-sxtecn Thousand
pounds wero withdrawn from tho Bank of
England today, for shipment to New York.
, 1873-11-07

Special DisndtcA to flo Chicago tribune,
KANSAS CRY, Mo-. Nov. 6.-Tlo bnnks OF this
city are paying currency, although no published
announcement Of resumption is made.
, 1873-11-07
lsnilroai 1ynr i'll Vermont.

RUTLAND, Vt, Nov. G.-Wnr has been declorod
between tho Delaware Il Hudson aud Harloln
Extension railroad Companies, growing out Of
tho lattor in freights, tho lIarlcm Company ro-
fusing tho former right Of way over their prop-
erty to their shops aud engipe-houaos.
, 1873-11-07

NEW YoRK, Nov. G.-i4a,lra kceno, tho wol-
known nctress, died III New Jersey to-slay, at an
advanced age.
, 1873-11-07
Application for tEae Dissolution OF tllt
EkoatOtl. Hartford &. Eric.

HAErronD. Conn, Nov. G.-An application
was mado yesterday, before Judge Granger Of
tho Superior Court, hore, for tho dissolution
Of tho Boston, Hartford T. Eric Rail
road cooperation. This corporation virtually
bocame def1lnct when tllo New York & Now Eng
land Company was organized under tho Dvrdol
mortgage, but Al, attempted reorganization for
speculative purposes took place in Now York un-
dor tho lead of +. A. Laue, and makes the pres
cut suit necessary.
Islantorctl Lease Of the st. ,Joo t. Don.
vcr Railroad.
ST. JoBEpu, No., Nov. Cit liz again asserted
that tho Hannibal t. st. Joo Railroad has olfeot-
oa lease OF the st. Joo j. Douyor Road.