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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-03
SUGARS.

~ No. MdckrT'l.
4G Packages Mackerei.- and . IN quarter
barrels ana kits.
. Tisrc,> choice Carolina Rice.
80 RblS chO.ca Y. .. NolaSSes.
~ Hhds choice y. -. sugar.
- Bh!> Syrup>.
SU Bbls Standards \. p, Extra G. GTanE-
lated. Powdered, Crushed. Franklin ana
&C Sugars.
keystone. ldlewise. Howard and other
standard brands.
III Bags prime 10 choice coffee.
- Half Chests prime TO cho!ce ~. /
Teas.
~ Cadd!cs prime n Choice q. P: Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces Haihrooks J. H.
Milliner'>. PAGES and other good ana -
liable brands. among The b->i IN the c"un-
Try. our stock i fun ami complete. ana
will ~ offered ia the trade at IN" i""r>t
market price. We invite Close buyers 10
call and eNamn. our STOCK before FGfCH-
RS!ng elsewhere. "
msr2i-. NELL & ELLINGHAN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-03
A MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY.

A Meteoric Nsnntain-A Man Killed
by u Falling AeteOr-His Compan-
ion Arrested for His Nurder--The
Aeeused's Letter to the Register
Giving the Particular.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-20
The Drop Too Much.

Tho last number of the British and
Foreign Medico- Chirurgicai Joarnal con-
eains the following: 1--WE would be the
last to deny tho influence of the abuse
OF alcohol in shortening the days of
many, although unquestionably we hold
that it requires a good deal of abuse to
produce this end; and we have no hesi-
tation in saying that tho very most has
been made of few unfortunate and
prominent instances, those at least
equally numerous examples which go to
prove the contrary being ignored and
forgotten. Take, for instance, the
gifted author of Scotch Drink and his
two boon companions, whose names ore
enshrined in tho we'll known verses, be-
ginning:
o. Willie brewcd a peck O. maui,
And Robin and Allan cam TO pree;
Three blither lads that lee lang nicht
Ye wadna found in Christcndic.
We nreno' fou, we're no that fou'
But just q drnppie in our e'e;
The cook may craw, the day may
daw,
But ay wee'll tnsto The barley
bree.
Alasl not long after this was written,
tho following lines appeared, which are
not SO widely known, though they
possess q touching melancholy of their
sWn. which makes them not easily for
gotten:
The moon still fills her silver horn,
Bnt oh! her beams mao mair they see;
Nor growing cock. nor dawning morn,
Disturbs the worms dark revelry.
For they werena' fou, wa nae that
fou.
But olsy cauld death has closed
ilk e'e;
Aud waefu! now, the gowdcn moon.
Beams on the graves O. a the
Nae mair in learning Willie tolls,
Nor Allan wakes the melting lay,
Nor Rob, wi fancie's witching smiles,
Beguiles the hour of dawning day.
For though they werna' very fou.
That wicked wee drap in tho e'e
Has done it's turn-nntimely now
The green grass waves Ger o. the
three.
Said great Congregational preacher
TO hen: you're beautiful creaturel"
The hen, just for that
Laid two eggs in his hat
And thus did the Hen.re-ward Beeoher! |!
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The PHGNlN is the Oldest Daily Paper
III the State, and hos been regularly
issued since March. 1865.
THE LATEST INTELLIG ENCE,
BY Telegraph and Mails, from nearly
all parts OF tho World; together with
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-20

~. and 4 Sheet Fosters. Hand bills
Programmes, Circulars. Bills Of Fare.
Pamphlets, Briefs. Dodgcra, FLYERS,
Letter Heads. Bill l!rnda, Chccko,
Horse Bills. Receipts. Labels,
Kailroad Blanks, Legal Blanks,
Tags, Cards Of all kinds md siZcs--
Wedding. Visiting. business, Show.
JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor
PHHNIX md GLrAHEn Establishment
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Piedmont Airline Railway.
s @ &s2s &zsss SSHE' cSEREHs5D hIe6Do1a TInE, sas
Danville, Richmond and Dhnyille r. W., N.
Q. Division, aud North Western N. O. II. w.
GOING NORTH
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Loavo fos Coaumbla at..... 7.16 q. m
Too vo Aaston sos a. m
Toavo TTemDelry... ............ 10.40 a. m
Iea % EEoiM.esouf!. !.................. 200 p. N
Arr;vo n.::..;;;;.............. $50 p. m
~ "'''n'Aio: 49,, o:,.....'...... $50 p. n !.
ieav Leave Greenvile n at........ -. 7.so q. ~
f'oaro ...'............... $50 a. I d
o"n,, Snm,! .......-...... .11.15 q. 7
tn"ro 49, i!''................ 2.30p.I
arr;,o at Cni,i: .'.............. 4.20 p. 4
anderson Branch and Blve HidGe Tirision.
DOWN. IN
Leave Walhalla. 5.45 a. m Arrive 7I5n
Leave Perry vills 6.25 a. m. Ga6nIr
Leave Pcnd'eton ITO a. M 55O nm
Leave Anderson $40 a. m. 460n =
arrive at Bclton 100 a. m. Leave 3.5Op. m
Accomm otation Tri ins run on AbbcyiIIs
Grnnch Mondays, Wednesdays ano FRIDAYS.
On Anderson Branch between Belton and An.
idcrson, Tuesdays, Thurtdaye and SATURDAYS
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Gen. SUP.
JAEEz ScETdH, General Ticket Agent.
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Columbia Hotel.
!'EE.r GLASS IibUSE-s3 GO
PER DAY.

y CHANGE Of management,
and many cOns6 qucnt improve
mcnts, enables the propric,ors to
Offer to tho travelling pub ic more
comforts and conycnitnccs than
can be obtained ut any other
house in the city. TELEGRAPH
OFFICE. BATH and BILLIARD
ROOMS in the house. Every at
tention guaranteed.
GORMAN & CALNAN,
March 4 Proprietors.
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The Short Line Schedulo

CHARLOTTE, CoIuIREA ArGCsTA r. r. Co.
COLUMBIA, 3. g.. February 20, 1874.
Ss Ea sss car rnE Hcho,o,s hoiIowing g, rassen-
rated On and after this date:
GOING NORTH. Train No. Q. Train No. A
Leave Augusta. ....... 6 S0am 4J5pm
Graniteyille ....'7 SO a M 5.lIpm
Eatesvl!e. % 43 t70Op m
Columbia. II 5S IN 9Tpm
Chester. r..........t4 24pm 22Sam
Arrive Charlotte. ..... .1G 46 pm '515a m
NO. Train makes clCtn connection. Tia
hichmond. to all loints North, arriving st
Hew York G.t5A. NJ. No. 4 Train makce closo
Itonncc,icn ria Richmond to all points North.
arriving ut New York at 5 Is =. H.
Go1No SOUTH. Train No.1. Train No. 9
Leave Charlotte. .~T0 90 q m 91Opm
Chester: 95lam IL a8pm
Columbia. i216pm $40 a M
Batceyil!c. 49,. 4 81 pm 5.3am
oranittville. .t7151 I'm = 4s m
Arrive Augusta. $50 pm s As a m
'Gieaktast. tDirncr. iSuppcl.
south bound Trains cehn!ct at Auguttn
ucke,s sod and baggage che cktd to all rlin-
opal points: Re- Sleeping care Oh all Night
Trains. JAS. lNDEhSCN, Gtnclal sup't.
a. Fore. Gen. Passtngo and 1iclot A gent.
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MARKET REPORTS;
Besides we'll selected INSTANTANEOUS US md
READING MATTER, Of interest to every
body, will be found in these publications.
THE EDITORIALS
Are carefully prepared, hy competent
writer's; while special at.eution is given
THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Taken MS a whole, NO BETTER OR MORE
SATISFACTORY INVESTMENT can be made,
than subscription to ono or the other
of these publications. They are Con
scryative in politics, and are devoted to
the best interests Of the State. The
following are the
TERMS FOR SIN MONTHS.
Daily PHGN1X. 81 O0
III Weekly. 2 so
Weekly CLEANER as columns) =. l 80
These papers were the first Issued in
Columbia, i'll 1865. after its partial de-
struction, and have been regularly pub
lished ever since. They
CIRCULATE EXTENSIVELY
Throughout the middle md upper Coun-
ties of the State, and are excellent
MEDIUMS FOR ADVERTISING.
The PHOENIX has greater circulation
through The upper part of South Cnro-
lima Mdn any other daily paper puLilAcd
IN The State Merchants and others will
find it's columns an admirable means of
communication with the people of the
entire pcountry. Advertising rates are
reasonable and equable. Send adver-
tisements marked with the number of
insertions desired, and they will be
stopped upon the expiration Of the time.
Office on Richardson Tor Main) street,
between Taylor and Blandipg.
JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor
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o
liberal ewIlpa
.Agepte.
IS.
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ls thoroughly supplied with POWER
PRESSES of tho latest Improvements;
TYPE of various. grades and styles from
ono foot to the tiitietb part of IN inch
in size; BORDERS, CUTS; Black, Co.
lored and Transfer INKS; PAPER,
CARDS, &c.
The proprietor is Il practical printer,
nd employs the most skilled men in the
profession; oil work exccntcd ut shortest
notice possible, III tho lntcst and best
lyies. and at New York prices. CALL
nd EXAMINE SPECIMENS of
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rHE STATE OF TRADE.


Loyrav July g-12:3O p m.Con,os 9-f- I92'i 'o money
FOR ht 4r-auut kliI"ET
LIVERPOOL Jolly 9-l-iO Pc m.-Couon b. quiet Kidding Lo
lands. MdIilf Orleans, o's1~-2it s1les l-uJo 0at~ -
Irlr, nothing below Low Mdllg deliverable July AM August
al ~t-I. ,o-..r
LoyDov July also p. m.-Eae Railway shares % Z-'t
tl-l.II HtiUn-al.ts HI tI OASIS
NIue Uusnt- nothing mellow Good O-1ar -t r 'r hAt i
September al 5-I6l Bre4olls duL Beef ~ = -5,e oi
Ne Mess Lsrt l5 D frr r0t ,o ..
Ly1oy july $3.50 u u-Eue Railway sharcs % PARIS dis
matches q
IvRRfooL july $3.50 not the Cotton sales to-day '-JO
LIyEnr,5l Jar 90 Pc m-Niallng Urlalls Cotton ii MID
i5ypoy July $3.50 p r-The bullion the Bank OF Elc'nf
ailol-i ~ il.l'-
withdrawn he D.nk balance today %51ON lhr Ffon
Of the hsuA serve % amui "L4cA "eI lass 1io was 80
t-a- Ie- cent 49,
Lrvrrpool july i-33Dp nCo.t7~Sa.es on thc hl. oi Mid
ding lpauls uonns Good O0-u Deliverable >fie'rf
Oc.obe- sli l ng4igg below Low hl1Hss de'eiA'4'
T5SD0y july 80 u.-tonsfs for money " 9-ri i'f
fBa account t.-5r91 Irie4 States FFr.Ha1tf H. -'''
,l l~a4, New t1es IVA rams d'i-''-es F-'' minus
lIvgRroor July % D. mwtest. u al22 g. GENITAL for
California a-l 4I
or Aei Western r.ar Provisions. -er u4 e cf 'ol tle
GRADES Of American anc Bacon a. cat oi s-' ''-'
IoS5oy Jny 9.-ReGsei Petroleum. 9a9i.i. p gallon.
PARIS Yihe specie Gle b-4A O Fllce las llce4.c4
I5Sl6oJU francs JGH. tie past week
JAY $3.50 m-Ere Railway shares $50 ~ ,,.t
LvEapJJL Juv $3.50 Do m-toIl--Ssa5 1A i-e l-s Ny Nl
ding II.rfs nothing Oril-r~. deliverable July l'l 4'
ust ITO i 4O uo,lag below Low M-llns deI'rbeJ4] 40
IGvD7x Ia7 Aforementioned OF opened Of SOS end
closed a. Z 3- 42~G = S.rs Ilrreauae OPENED t p
aus c.or 10 302J The condition oi tAe t-r' &c..
--ou urtsyu4e r prospects OF susH yield American nols
4uJteI a. = 30 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-10
cnrrnN MARKRTS.

NrwuntEAvs Inv 9-Cotfon quiet and uncha7Ted hl..s
l-c. net rr-eipts 81 baes; coawsf '-L p' ~
500 b.r last evening bales; siook 30 2lO bales ,,-
GALVESTON july H-tOtton steir, good drmahl' 900" -.
Il o.: Niddhnc l6'ic net receipts 40 baIs'i ae' ti'
stock 9l07 bales 90 ..t ,ftU,y 17i46
Il Sc. Low MdIug 1874 ldasri Good Onlnir ~, y
po rnasis. sales LOO paes stock t'o lt-v
CutnFrpy Juy g.-Cotton dull Mdllne, l''E -"
Oriinarv Is 1- net receipt 'A'i 'Af
cosise bales; ssle.. 90 bales stock. ''9 De ,u--
SoEroIK July dull. BUYERS aver Low
5I- net receipts fui bales exports ooasFse 3'' oe
90 b8es. stock. sol bales ,,..t, 81. - Md.
ding I65s.. Strict Good Or.i.ary l6ci Go OrlA' p" -
O-pe +c. net receipts bales; lH7 uar 10.
Ju s-lo iuil and easier. Low lung ~ t-N
rerrp g bales shipments 2f3 baes stock l2ol3 ha'
savANNAn july g.Cot1n unraa Frli hiiIlt' i't H' III
81 bale; gross Al bales exports, cos's 80 'A'
bales stock. Hob hales. ,..t.-- ra- . g-,ss
lnsr0N july g.--C,ton lul and nouin1 Mllhnk 4'- A
recepts 2e3 bale sne 100 hsesi stock JJOo a..s - o
du ami cuan- 81 noii'A-' III" 49,
"a q baif- sales luj aars
&c 1iIlinE 10 - utt i'F'-
bales. 100 bales. stock S,i6' bales. -.
wnsvGrox july 0-ottoa uuch4ugei Mtlling, 1867 net re-
cTS,TSvt-I Jar 0-,o,t,u duli Milng lG'2- shipments
81 bales. stock 1877 ... ,.-
ArGrsrA july 9,'oiiOu dlI, haIHnB, l12-' Nv ''''
- lses. sales. lb2 batA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NV. yoRx July 9-BREvEs-Recp TODAY III - Jersey CIV
gnst 66s for ,5e same time last see sellers 1odps FOR
br p6 there su be no question thar e touched ast
wees s1G hat 9i TIE 7eT, sI ln S, Tc1sn. we're
80 % mita lots OF nanLe, and IsA,
cboice jo al Al iIit7l5le. 20 ires, y ass o.
W Aueon had carloads Of Illinois steers that arr' ed M Al
Mols wsiSe Co. had 50 cars ofTez.r' AMI native
sold so Illinois steers 6ai rwt ~ D &c a. ~
90 D. aa car Of mixed asye, d Exams Ga lstrois 10 'a
W Dudley sole cao. coarse and Oren ~
sclae sol. cars Of rather common Illinois steers. Ga eTt at
Cl5Es-ecsr, today ~ head making 2l7 for q. last
three la's isan. Lao" of me same iN' ..l H. I, 80
9iaqloc Grass we're wg ed at g p r. with elf'
or II had oi On ihg leg BY Jaal @ t". y az !" A. b.
20 10 bu.,er calves l55 d. at &c. Il ao' ll9 H. at De-
james Kirby SOLD 81 mixed calves Ga and - do l59
sHEEP AND LAvBs-Tsys receipts cars. 1923 bead
making 455S lor the last three DAYS iEans, ~ l' u
Ieyonas aS a,' s s ,' At -iloi !, rs for ordinary To-
ezra aWbs and la1' = i'r poor TO 1ol 'ep At gae D.
u - TO-, 50 o. % 9-le. and 81 DO. d'i ~ a. igi'c
Hume s,d % State lambs ~ d ,yeraee at vs1 2 10
I,ns INV aid 1l E.1f1esy lambs. 6 10 average ss- , %
r. i5 2-. IS STATE Do az d. al 5' 40 do % 3D. At
sTlvE-Rc 's we're b s-s Or = head making 81 for
three DAYS against 1883 the dn L.. werE Soae offered
alive blessed Aoss arner AMI cossl at sasc 3 d..
Penn. july Central Lf SOL FIr1'- rriE
head against 56O ears THE supply has ben I-e
i l SAFE 'l- lu-' ol ri -isa bad tlsv ar
good iung the -ar and Tuea' When OBJ. Aei De-
IN Sc more han or Tie last Prices h,ueer suffered DEE
Fry io6 10 500 h. Sd $3.50 L prime POO 300 o..
go - - eS LOO TO s l-.. M ~ l6 T - %
quality 80 -jasi 49, Toe sales for the "eA amounted TO i4'
HoasReccrts The w Il rrs OF 62so leai aa.ast
.'S ea.' ae -,sA ' ,t e- SEA-. sa and Price, are fra
sefs, SO 55asd c' YorSeH @Gas6 20 Baltimore 81 va
IN ID h,r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-10

g. % Julv 81 H. August Red, 81 81 New 81 - no
Red al 20 new II NJ July Com dull AMI shle
lower; High Mixed 64c spots % &c. July August and stp'en1
Nire July, zraGe go lec oats .NI
No 53lq, No q jlc 36'4r August SOC IT,, nj
Fegts nomnay unchanged Receps-25OO 900 nush MA
900 bush Corn. shpmeats-9JOO bush Wheat ana 4-OO
bu.lG lra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-10
GrNERAL MARKET REPORT.


ASHES-T1c receipts to-day 90 s Pots are STEADY D1' ou
as Psfr. uuminsL ~. ef,,-s. Re-
C0FFEE- baeae,s The week 70 reviewed a. io9ws n
.,-.. - S..rov -6g Hars per B--zea 41uv 1,gs yer
Anon fSanto.l 4O1s bags. ul per torncopA gao l.-Ss
~. II 80 bg. ssIas prr Moie,ta 5+ bags per j. H. fenIet
a.s 80. f1f sos hsrS Nrwlork July - -
w.. so pa bsr1 Baltimore Is - ''gs hampteh h".
49,. s.venrrE 300 bags Boston. D.44O bags aAost auH
.-rg i.- Nra fora. Doe 'aer roris ID M" ~
o.. 1 49,, t.fs trk suc surpc Of the United STATES
l-.- bags guG.s he business Tor We week en-
-sfr.. biS Java. 500 bags Java 0it Days
$3.50 -lu .s COSTA Rcs 80 bags tevon. II bags oavau H.
AL 700 bass uaao within aust To-day nr market loi 40
faI lH.ders remain arm ~ nave no 'Ss '
o Ordinary -argoes 1895 2 FAIR DO 80 Zu'f Oool &
LlgI Do au extreme range TOT o's'
7t1 y,9L,. . !, q go au1 daes credit Slid grades we're
~ ve Irt aa. t-u y OBJ scarcity table grades hessrs
az Crs ~ Mor1.ous tleI weekly circular u ils iloIlIb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-10

NAVAL STORES-sputs Iueuue is qret AMI shade eier
a F. o
m q and previous puces Vtd Gales o. 2JO 0b Of No =
pse % - u0llly STEADY az - 10 8 -of
81 mu.toI. 5-- - % Tor Washing Pitch Is STEADY am
ronraiv quoted al - 1-3
PRIRO rude n bulk remains 1l'et nj STEADY AZ 7sd5c,
-- Rom. ID. shade easier with limited inquiry. AT Philadelphia
-sr +. .e.r add quiet 5000 huls a. A-4ci
t-nsr 4re quoted Oh ttr IS qles a. = I}UN4 II
g.1y L. g1 81 rcHte dull a. Soc Petroleum Center quiet
aul uuclauged Tt-se cu al IL --2Gs4 To- FafAeFs no
easug 800 nus az el t5G44S for
pYtra Prime ir Western Ness tl90&l9 IS for Sew
delivery ~ 800 bos Mess seller MONDAY
49, 300 1us. SO l-l241l93O lD DO seller
se1emucr - l-l slg so closing al & inside prce Beef s
steady lst. Of 30 Jb a. SIS Tor PLAN Ness 80 for
Errrl r Beef Hams
1u sales of JJUO 80 10 FOR
.roFed Hams for Pcked l2lsc Tor Fresh foT
Picked slouer ~ - or snOkco aud 100 Ffesh Bellies a.
Bsror d. short RIO
.ss Dressed HOGS 17sGoc fo
tty Lar. fairly bu much o"ef aud c-eses quiet
Of az Western
steam lUs. future ieA,ef lear Of s%UU cs
roT Augu 3ull 7s- 900 ee sepIslnbeT i 1860
lie cnsl.
fairly active for state The arrivals moo
llgher. Western arriving lAis eey
5a good demand for good color % Zoe close Ne 4ao'ei
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-10

TIIIOW IsaIv with a brteriemanl 80 hds CIV 81
sls ~ 81 &c. ana 20 900 Prime jl6c ad 80 hh al tc
for 30 D. and Common .-o an,
The market steady less sales Of $50 bbs
Al qqc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-10
NITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK
\ OF TIRE CITY OP NETWORK.


The Of SIX cent
per snuum deposit Tor ONE more
months July l. all be- created AMI pA on anu AE
Tue,dly july 81
All interest not called Tor will remain principal and iraw interest
viii the deg0ors booEs tine when
Dfe.ented the DIST ul july.
me 5uE E ope5 verv . Tor the reception and payment money
from 10 .. MONDAYS and SATURDAYS ron
10 70. 20 7 @.
deposits or before MONDAY July 20 viii iraw interest IRON
he [. IT july.
Bans Booss German French and Eng. sh
h. a. QUlNTARD. President.
sgY-orR g. BrNCE Secretsr7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-10
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG

SIMMER ARRANGEMENT
ard after MONDAY. JuEe l. 1874 trains leave ''il sl t'
Brook E. ID. a. lOI.ows:
$50 Mail for Patctogne AMI intermediate stations 0rrenx
AZ Valley STR An VII Rocsasay .uI Hen p',sli
Bebvon WITH boat Fire Island AMI patct0gus
with stage FOR Brllrpor AMI Fire Place
1890 -fsp VITA kockaWay Belch
suj hemustesl.
3O D. m-Babyou Accommodation. connecting g.4 Hampstead Nd
RookaWty Beach.
400 -E1pr-ss FOR Pacogue connecting a. Faey sre'm VIA
sucklway ADD H,mrstealt Rlar.ul u.th boot f0f
Fire Island sud Al Patchogue With stage for Beiep1n
and Flrc Place
psel.gue Acrauu a
Meeting y % Hempsfetd and Hoes1raY Beach.
900 o. nm0-lon, connecting al rpsteai Ans
ZOO uMerrck Accommodation connecting with UnPtd md
SUNDAY TRAINS LEAVING BCSHWltK
g.pO -slr.qv Tor stopping l8eaD
stead sai a0ckaHaf Brachl
1910 m gunia Ace
l.yO m sunday and hempsra4 Accumulate
500 u M Sunday b4trou Accommodating.
Boats cave Nes lora. 20 minutes before .eayug line
Al South Eighth r.
BSls e4s Gr.ull New York y before leaving tine
r. WHITE MASTER rraIslur-lron.
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TE~ryG SAVINGS Iy-rrrrrroN.
g6 WARREN 49,. NEW OAK, 4ule -. l-tt

TNTTf'IF
96 WARREN NK9- YORK, 4u-r - 45't.)
dividend NOTICE.
TIE Trustees oriere that interest be paid al The rate oi SIX Der
cent peg uauu m M sums entitled after July 20 l97L
Interest called added the principal and iraN interest
srom Juy l.
Bsrk ousn i'iiv from 10 q. 90 3 o. N. -
NtSDgKHLr h. BrxroS See WALTER W tDN' KILN Ffe'.
TRFENWICH SAVINGS BANK.-JULY IN
~ IERESr FOR l-7i-TAr Board Of Trustees have ordered ~ De
paid iepo.iors MONDAY The 2Oh oi Juf ~ ~ ~
Tie SEVEN PER CENT PER ANNM on at sums Of tug
ld 5000 entitled thereto Al TIE rate o. ok
PER tEST PER ASNuM Interest called Tor VII Oe added As
prncpt Money Deposited before he oh %, J4 ~ ira" III
!.,-t fr,lu ~ IA b. E. WHEELWRiGHr. President
CLINTON GILBERT, Treasurer.
JAMES BRYCE, lg..-.,.-..
j. HARsEs RHOADEs ''
NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, EIghth-aye
cor Money deposited 90
before July 20. siN iraw interest from July l. 49,. go .
.Jj9Ulj U6 surplus. --h .5Ls -
G. ". BRISKERHJFF Secretary h'hAhD IT, JUL Fieh--l-
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Chances Tor Business fleu

A PARTNER WANTED, special or general,
a In wei shed legitimate tsria ~Iurr from
go OOJ 20 800 600 Address PAINER PostOhe Box Zolb CITY
4 HOUSE of high standing IN this city, de-
,1ug special line OF goods wishes 10 ARA e WIN
TRAVELLER having tre already es1ihe Win stti r'eIs
within Of NcW-fork 10 s0ud not AZ 200 interfere
representing wholesale sr0ers and To
man Of character Dee offered Address n x
Tribune present relation anu address anu
q viii be arranged
NOR SALE-A RESTAURANT and EATING
HOUSE staining business u over elJU per
day. D. GARRISON. j0I sir.h-ave.
ITO CAPITALlSTS.-A party owning con-
trolling valuable coal property and coee' now 10
or4r,fap with capacity 100000 and ayor1
located m Eastern Western, and Northern markets ious DO
Interesting other parties furnish about rtJ OVl, secured W
6 nor on p1De--7 least rjOUOOO 10 addition 20
th interest money olne r percentage 'i the pont' o the
business viii given thus high interest," hr'lue ne
cos firmly established Ius rare oppor'n or
o who has large coal lt oF "lo
a.h-. profitable business Address COAL care OF %
W. IasAl, % DeTst
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GteamboGts ano RAILROADS..

All READERS Of THE TRIBUNE about
n ls1re torn tgr Sulu mi az Nte-f0rkers Tarng
, Sarg9 1s 'aT RT ~. T4E BLF TRIBryE mailed ne
PostQgs Jor Il month 9r neaing po'tlg
5l 59 M The 51 s PP i " 5 n aay ]
postage avsas ltroad can hare any a'ogs Of XIX
or n nh sem-Wly ilree months; Weekly. s-ra0uas
ALBANY AND TROY MERCHANTS OPPQc-
"a orIOS LNEFare % G74 iqsS 81 90 VIZ o5; IN %
WEDNESDAYS. lrl FRIDAYS, 2 IN an-iet at ias',
returning from Albany Day excursion tsD ever sCNDAt.
IFen'1-tiri p making usual .1.lss '''aiAAS 'i0I a.
a albany and TROY by DAY LINE STEAM
Ve.trrss Per 80 n R. At $50 d. TFenyhrit north
.yg Es'Ti AZ 10, p0I9igEESiR RIiISElECK Ca rs.
KILL HUDSON connecting for M points we;i an Sor,5 TIP
n 2O round p - 90. 70 ouul - 50 rorul p - ~
CTTIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
X SARATOGA. RUTLASD, BURLINGTON, MONTREAL and AL
POINTS Sor West Low are lal reduction to ali p'l'" lie
'''N'-' ''''-'O' sUYNYsIDB and POWELL ID, ,,.,.-..
foot Leroyst Connecting IT'D morning trains oa y T. Central Ken.
through "'''' sold aud ''' '-'''- JJslPa 15yELL sna
CENTRAL RAILROAD Or NEW-JERSSEY,
Ncwlork foot Of Lbest Connects a. Sonerv WIN
r. z. a Tlr.ars Nip Lea aai Sgauehanai 8u.op also VIII
L-h valley Railroad Direct line 60 la.T1-- ti4'-f-A ana Tie
"7''' '-'0 ~ -'-'' SUMNER ARR1yGEA6ST
Commencing June D. ~-i--Leave N.r-l0rz flroFs:
n-Ssas Tux or Easioa Bsteaem Bath. Allentown.
Lh.
600 4 NV AZ Tram for NOlrrvl.. and F-mng.0n.
700 lWsy Tram for Eol. By-lre hllcl hunE NAes
Malal0y City A. Carmel Hazctol. il'A
Toaaril Wlyefy Connects JUNCTION with Dell Lack aud
West q. r.
9OO MORNING ExPRsss, ta7 eyce1' Slnil7 for Eas'on
Al,rtoTn Harrisburg West Connect. aImrFe Tor
Pennington Eou Muc1 Clulz IlmsIul lo"fnii. Wilkes
scranton. with through DAl'Ae Wamsp1 49,
lu:3U 10 Nv by Tram Tor Npatrv.lc
1910 p 4-EXPREs' Or mngton Eason Bath Allentown
Mirh Chunk HaLeor VII -,tlrre. scranton hbl'
l.. Columbia, lancaster Egautl Po's7lr, Har,'u,f &C.
2}l n-Wly Train Elsfor. tAs,Iulis. 1Hi Le4''ier'
$3.50 uway Train for palaeLl On Sa"' ag' only TO S0asr'
Couaret a. Ju.ctou With DsL, Llcs. tal West. T. i-
+.BJ Dr. ~ w 81 raI- rU--rT.4s Remington.
u-WlY Train for -0mff ls.
j.lj o. m.-NAr Train 'ur PsrtelL 80,
$3.50 -EvgyISG Exp .s'. ll . Tor E1"n be7 r' A'a-
town Maurh Chunk Niles5l Tosaull te4lus, A-rsoufs
Pittsburgh. CHEZ 1. a..
Gl and + p. m.-A4v Trains for Sonervls.
-.3J o. - lmlgrautl-fUr hstpI.
9.lJp m.-WlY Train .ur roneg.e.
1900 a. m. -Fpr Pa.leli - 80 . -. ~.
For 1eth at 5Ij r. 6;1j $40 :. 30 s. Sf5 o. $40.
1880. HID T. =: tp !. $50 2 80 :. go -
t:Il 30 49, . Jlj 80. J:iJ Is. j.lU b:JO % t;SO.
.:IJ. HI5. 1880. lilo. l. p. n 90 -, .
H. p Baldwin General Passenger AGENT.