davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-10-28
Tue c1earingH were @9, GOO, 600.
DoNDS AND GOLD.
nAnh4n., Knnh l. c1. sala1.AoA

Now York has had fui4uro or two to announce
every do. for the last fow woeks, tut her busi-
'ness-tnen are invited to comfort themselves with
Tho grcater frequency Of fauros III England. A
Manchoster paper, fsr instance. IL tha first ten
days Of t!ia mouth has recorded t1tty failures.
with total liabilities Of .E77247 IN average Of
tlroe failures lay for nearly s50O.u00. THIS il
within circuit Of 10 mlloH of Manchester, mud
ia lot extraordinarily ln-ge. Tue metropolitan
Enelisi, Lupers hAvo their morning anaunnco-
msuts Ut failures ~ regularly as tho stock quo
tatioua.
DISTRICT or CoLUMnrA noSDs.
Attorney Goacral Williams' favorable decision
regarding the District Of Columbia bonds has
bee" followed It IL naid, by IN offer ftom re-
Bpullslle banking Glm to take huff q million
dollars wo,t OF tho bunds n. 7zlG.
NEW YtnK NATIONAL BANK RESERVE.
On the statement Of their condition, lust week,
by tho Natioau! BnukH of New York. Tho National
Bank law would call for roaorvo Of $50, ,5G7 200.
Tie specie md legal aeuleyB toset'er amount to
a72,4iG,0o0, or $I5,8S0,ouu sLoys tLo legal re-
qnilemout. .......
CHICAGO GOLD MARRL1.
Fl. j. Chrirtol'l l. Cu., bankers, rs South
Clark streel, quote gold:
, 1874-10-28
CONl1llGNClAl4,

TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. ~.
The following wore thu receipts at,u an.p-
nonts OF tho Leading axtlGlas Of produce IL CHI
, 1874-10-28

genern'iy weak. Liyerr0u. was agaip OF, tile d..
Glue, ano Nov York was worry woex, ha.os boIne
reported tlero at u 90 n store, mud 81 Ol atoat.
Our reccipts woro less In volume tha,, yoatorlay,
hut they Tar exceeded tne dolnand undor tho cir
copt to tifl shortd. Tao apathy OF tho nh,p;,inr
movement was sufficiently sloan IN lie fact thut
tho lower gEnd:s fell on 3Gp3o por b,,. Freight.
room NUS taton for about l1G 900 bu by lato, but
It ttld not npp1ar thas auy ot that gra!u wRs
bought to.day. 1t WAS probably al received GU
, 1874-10-28

C.ir4 LE-Masoly isas our catt;e market bccn 10
thoroughly ttl as at lrtseAt md rarely llavo tue
receipts thus ar urna tie w.:l hayo hce.. oonparl-
Nyey !ght,-EetnE Roa 5,ovo less tn Tor tho sanlo
lfIiud 1ust wees-put tl!eeo wcro rnosl ntals calo
loft from s.lnY1ly last to swo le supply to M
nsNnl1y large dimensions mt! this fact coupled with
tue lsaeHrteHnR reporta from Eow Yorl., Albany,
nltialo, Fittslnrg, Hd les prominent 1as:ern lnHr
!iets, gvs us tho dueat n,, nlost unsatisfactory mr.
krt-tay Of the fcason. Just how mur ot tlccIina
the nariet hhs Impossible determine
rum to.d'sa saes. ~ but little trdinG dono. and
that tittle WIZ accomplished at Eli h variable r.!es. 10
a rsay no ass Ss yeSfss ess uy
rae at tue E.as, though l.:l they .ce, never 80 eager
to invest, tleir oper4l!ons must have Lcen
!in.issl. tho offerings embracing little ato'ls
wus chiefly rasIrute to supplying The wanta OF fee.l
e,s @ "" M iof% oar oSsera " 9 f1TMor pasn
GlllE 3d0 Trxss sscers avcruging t0l lba ut S,b1.
Thej were taaol by city racser. There is = Llrgo
Of s now " ths as fr ys srs s s
tlroses ros! s.ooGo.s IN .aa country. Tho lnaret
clussl dull aud dcl rtssed, with moro cattle in lilo
yards than will 10 required to AlBiy MI probable de-
tnaAdR for week to cuMe.
Extra neoyea-0radet slesrs, averaging $50
oLolcs Uceyes-Tine !at. Will for,acl d yolr
to 5year old sseers. Averaging l,33u to
ooo Observation-Disclosures ncy FORMED
atesrs, aver gsny .l5u to l,3oo lIa, 4oo@+.7s
agug l:lyo 10 ,.;v lbs. a.2s@a7s
averaging s'u 10 i.loa lb.,;; -: e.1s@sas
i!ssh aysfaEng o!o to 90 ta :...::. a.e5eaaoo
sta9s. bulls md sra'a,ae seors.. 1.soeoo
ua!t,-iezas oAolca coFnte:!. 1.7iitt 80
Cattc--resas wiAtrrea N0rth........,.., l.75usa60
catta-Tsxas. through drovas lGutgJ,l5
, 1874-10-28

Thsro was good doasaud for ye4aels to 1ons wh"at
aud CHARTERS wsra taAe ut 4Ee to III 10 and N %
f4HAgst ~ A+lraaes Of ai1Xc. Thu ensAJs4A-4'S
, 1874-10-28
CHICAGO LUMnEit.alAETET.

TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 81.
The following wer8 tbs Receipts anl shipment. OF
lumber, shEltgtes an1 Llth for the periuls named,
elIdfuu OF nG.
, 1874-10-28

CHICAGO,

CHICAGO.
TUESDAY ErES77a, Oct. a7.
Ths receipts Of live stosi drilsg tile ~ ok .ve en
, 1874-10-28

~ e IeceRFs o1 IMuof TOT 'Eo frt':a1ng "oeR Were
u t1l in feat all The B1lmcuts Is II IN Il. Nesetpsa
of lltngs, ll,37t shpnlno, suIu IN, Receipts Ct
latal, 1853 III shipments, Ai IN.
Tile W!ueslla market WIZ nioaorats1y ac.1vc. pfnce
stun sold ieadllT 1t S51 Boards md strips woro he'll
higher but buyers were no: rctdy to tho vicws IT
fcilera hence several caroes were left over. Prices
steady at s1.75, and shingles 1t y. .GN9 x.8a.
TAuni
, 1874-10-28

Aous-TherA VIA go0l ac,nauA for 6l1pnept !
Ear and lntal bnysr4 tlsoa pa*kng Grns wers rul,-
Essentsd in tIs st} R4o took hold Uu mora or lsxa
, 1874-10-28

1Vtu'' g '''*sss''@' 1-1,2l7 l40l705 H1'ta1U
Tusn! amount of grain in ntorc, 3. lDl. .4s6 bu.
These figures show Nil incrca,o during tie pAAt
bu oats, and dl0 bu ryo; With decrease Of
19.2o5 bu bailey. Total lneroaHo, l92, 49, o,,,
THO following woro tlIo amounts Ut grain In
store III milwaukee, OIL Saturday laAt, ~ oo,n.
talol witl tic Halllo tlme Inst yenr;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09

Trims for New Haven ct 7:0j Aecnl S0j ID. 0o5
AeehL 1000 m lEx) 1900 Accul 100 EL) kLl 800
.Aeenl S and 10 ILoca kr $40 Oh and $40 kxl
Por south NoTss 20 0j 905 1900 100 thI) 300
$40 As J:lO 65J sac $40 For STANFORD $40 500,
sos, 1910 a. 1900 100 323 1853, 5:3S
As, 1;lO. $40, 600, 100. $40 91O p n.
For Port Chester. II 40 %. c
Springfield 1t 0j and 90 800 anl 81
Shore Line 400 and $40 The 500 loo.
800 $40 and sac Stamford NOrgak and Bndge
Ror The 500 AID 100 connect IN trau on Shore Line
DnNon Norwich Providence the Conn. Vaiy Say
brOet The 500 snd 800 New.isven aud
korthanDon L. New Haven, 500 1000 and 1900
tsins connect vh Coun. River H. H. SpnRgied aud 300 for
Aosa. The 800 700 and 500 connects with Nauga
Secs RAoAc AMI the 1908 and 300 with HOusatone Rail-
road 81 Bndpor The sos and S:Oj and $500 and ABB
Slih Ds1UB ami NorwaR 81 Norwsk and the 300
1:VO, tnd hlO with New Railroad at stamford
sgsday Boston Mail Trans Springfield 9:10 p.
VIA Providence.
DxinTOou Day Express and Seepnscars Night EI
pres Trains
TeLe eau purchased Ticket Office Of COMPANY at Grand Cen
tsi oce Of y. \. Transfer Co. ga Broadway
Windsor Hou>e n Y snd No COurtst Brooklyn; Who will
sheek bsggsge from residence % destination
For further information posters hotels
JOHN T. MOODY Sap't OF n. A. Div.
Z 81 l.enlS Me-. uaron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK. Thursday, Jan. 1874
AT the Exchange SalesrOOms the attendance
wa, unusually small. The sale of the house and lot on
Fifty advertised bv Joseph Mcclure ola not
take place the suit having been settled Peter motifs
reports sale of four lots located On the norfn-wee
corner Of sixtyourth-s and seventhave, size fooex
Ioa for $4,000.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
CRY
bS,s hro. ETs . 81 ADJ pa = Oe 500 900
III a , 81 q n . Of Gin ave DAY lO3 ...... 1000
5ass =. AGO q n " of in ave lS9,lSq "A pau..... 100
tStb, =, 4f n Of Gth,ye 70 lOr 100 5...... 5000
gC,h =, T. l93 n " Of Bhave 20 lO,l 90 500O0
G4thst :, i2 II Of Masonsye bOrla9 ..... -. 5lJO0
lSaist goo 4 Of i6aye S.r1.m, iEc1iEe 1900
10. NO izi $3.50
14sth.n 90 Of Lese.iave, spnnghus, Pol No.. 10
IAN ., n. 20, West so shsye yesr. per ye.r $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09
giip Real estate for Sale.


A BARGAIN.-FOr SALE-An elegant four
HOUSE, % vide cabinet hnisb 6c the
bes CITY, Fifth sIiavs Appy 10 r. H.
GRADY S27 Si,thave
A BARGAN.-For SALE-An elegant new
N HOUSE % feet vide cabinet hnish se
block the city between 5ib aud 6baves Apply TO T. H.
GRADT S27 Gih-ave
nor SALE or EXCHANGE for tenement
Il poporty basement frame house
gkty eigh,hst RULAND WHITING. Becknsp-st
EOR SALE-At q bargain, handsome, new,
three story BROWN STONE all improvements hard wool finish.
Hill. Apply the premises Of D. T. RESNEDf,
Bladder 149 East ThrJseventbst
NgwYoRR JaBusr, 1871
L SHALL continue my business as REAL
ESTATE AGBNT account making speciality Of taxing
charge estates renting collecting paving taIes &C.. &c.
persona will be given 10 all business n,rued TO my
car
address will Temporarily he the hitherto No 90 Broad
vsy ny. DAWSON BROWN.
PEEERRING to my Card in this paper,
HI solicit the Of one more ESTATES.
11TH ST., between Madison and Sixth
ve&FoT SALE cheap for cash, TO EXCHANGE for smaller
houses folroy hghsoOp brown stone elegant HOUSE, cabinet
hnish. 2jr76rlVO north sdei none better ~ ety -. - -
(422) HOMER MoHoAN, Finest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09

y TRUNK LINZ AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave HeEfoTk from foot Of DesbrOses and Cornds
Allows
for Harrisburg Pittsburgh South with Pull
~as Paee Care attached $3.50 M and $50 Sunday, g.
audi 3OD ..
POr B,umOr, wssDrIOn. and the South. $40 m
D No. SUNDAY. 8 D.
KIpr.ss PhdelDhis. $50 m 1890 as $50
N and ~ nghi Sunday .. 6:lO. $50 and Bmgrsat
tBd secondeass 700 r.
For Tre,top 7;20 q $40 sod 6:IO n Sunday el0
For Re~ut at D. $3.50. 7:2O TAO 500 g. 10 IL ,ml2n
a. 2 $3.50 $40. $40 4:lO 4:30 B. $50 $40 g. 6O go
ESQ $40 TO- 1880 aud IL night $50 10 and
&lOn 49,
,Rsf Rtabs,s. G $50 TOO TAO 800 o 10 IL Am12m
q "a z:1 3 10 &sO 4iO 4i3O. $50 $40 . 6.lO $50
- ~ 4I'1O anu IL D.ghI Sunday, $50 6.lO
Yer kss~sy 8 $50 1920 500 loan 10 m. I . Dan
Ely oaV ~ 45O $50 5:iO. g. 6lO $50 $40 10 N
sns - ~ pE Iss sanl s go and 6;l0 D.
, s so 9S ns,h Aneoy aud south Auboy snd 10
ser New Bsaas.iet 20 sad 500 a H. ~ n . 3.lo 4ao
FOR IA knllsi0ae. 500 a n. IL moor .,a A a. ~ -
forL .aunkeTlslile and Fem4nxon
Fer Pknipsburg and Bevdere and 4 n W -N YIN
Borteato Buhngtou Camden 7.2o ,,A aan
~. l2;30. 2 $40, 4, snd $40 ~ '''-
Rsr Freehold. 1920 A. u. 2 and AZ Il.
Por Fsmin sisle Squsn. ~ and
For PembeTton and Camden. o T. NJ. sod 230 p. IN.
follow. from PItsDnrgh 500 IL l235 nm.
1885 o. IN daily; II daily, MONDAY Prom W,.baa
aud Baltimore 5:l5 and 1927 susa,y e0s
A. add lUZ7 D. m Prom Philadelphia 5:22 sos 500 i0lb
ll50 a n 2lS J.l5. Cos s;ii. 1927 p SUNDAY g. ~
6sO5 $50 1865 4. and 1927
Tst Oce 526 4S5 27i and ga BeAdway No. ouss
foot Of De.bros.s ana CoIbd Once No
Baterppsee, A j. CAbsA1T General Manager.
NJ BOYD IT, Gen Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

EW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
IN Commencing MONDAY. Nov 3. 1873.
LEAyE EEwlOKK. PIER - NORTH RIVER. foot Of Rec;
tors, SAndv Hook, connecting with trains for all
sssuOns n tbs and connecting railroads:
$50 m-For Philadelphia Lorg Branch, Rel Bank Port Mon
vnelaui Bud-eiOn Bay SIDE and
irt.rmed. connecting Writings for Iukeft1 Railroad
400 Long branch Rec Bank. Port Monmouth Toms
River. MaretDrn and Intermediate stations
ARRIVING IN SBwioRS-At $40 a. N. and AIS p. m FROM
Kong RIVER and intermediate stations So
AIS from PEsepiA Nneiand Bhdgeton Bay sioe, and
points Fuckerion Railroad.
Fsre Newly orr Phisdelphis, only q 20.
lines dai Philadelphia from Pier 3 n X. loot
Freight received until delivered in Phsde
ps,s tarly
"a W sgRAT. W GORE
Snnrrne rnnar gent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09
Zeal Csiaie 10 Cf1han9e.

A FARM of 22S acres to EXCHANGE; $50
~ under cUihvanoni dwelling house anc outbouSe -
EDWARD G0ODClNLD, 1886 Has. 66thsL
GE.-BROOKLYN HOUSES on the
AZ hight. ll W South BROOKLYN and Williams
burgh SAbE BXOASGb elegant RESIDENCE in Ao
imm4te Possession; several good STOKES IN BROOKLYN
for SALE and RENT. X. L. RIDER. 80 Pne-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09
Miscellaneous.
4 IlSRFUL MAINLY o Chinaman ; speaks

~ good Bngnh capable othe HAlIhh OF care
Of ing and generally gsefi ndooDor ont e or
gdstOuh Can he al
PROTEsTAET IfsfITurB ly5 CS sbo'e lpta e. over
0Ds rVr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09
NEW. YORK. MN. HAVEN. AND HART.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW -YoRE.

Nv FORD RAiLROAD.-NewNors and SeE-Iaven Dyiaon.
WINTER ARRANGRMLNr COMMENCING NOV IL 1878
Passenger Station New YORK. Grand Central Depot Entrance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09
Menu 3ersen Real Gslaie tor Sale.

GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. property,
~ Panteb II elegsnt boue Plain6h
handsome depOtn Elizabeth JAQUBS 208 Broadsa
ORANGE, N. J.-Great variety property for
~ furnished unfurn Sab Catalogues
n 80 til l. II. GERRY. SO Nasal IheyG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09

secured the principal Hotels Ticket
Ohocs. AMI on the Pier
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RvHh RAILR0ADAter NOV ? 1873 through trains vii
Grand Genital DeDos.
500 Northern Brpress WITH dswlngoOm cars
through o Rochester and 81. Adams
1890 M SPECIAL Cheago BIps to ROeA
Buffalo,
lU:45 n, Northern and Western kXur-ss
$40 M ALBANY ana Troy EKure's. Saturdays only -
400 Express with setnnRears rom Ne"iork TO
ALBANIA
Express Daily. with sleeping for Wseo"n add
CkEandsigua
also fOI Chicago. both \ ard ~ G.
Railroads
Msy train a yer Local Tine Tables - .,.
CO ueral p A.ent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09
WATER &c.-By "a French Young man

who bis dates AMI Is willing himself nsefu
Ia house would eoue family going 70
willing an1 obi ging; Moderate Can be
zen BUREAU 1O9 Wra Jih
cor. BTosdSaJi inquire los b. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

On and ssf Dec l. 1873 VII leave Seuh Egbh1t Brook
~. AZ follows Sundays eIctptei):
Fm Pstchog sbd intermediate stations at $50 and D.
For hp AMI iutsnssJ4e stations, at $50 and and
foI Bsbyon AMI intermediate sogs al $50 and $50 g. s.
End 6pm
pcI met and iuiermedste stations at $50 and 1880 s. g.
Asd7pm
For Hc~pss Rolaw.y and intermediate stations At $50
40 a. .. aDd D.
sssasJ ua1ss leave Ds,hwel for iIp al Ga n.
GEO, D. CABNAF, ssysnbi.Esept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09
NARRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP CO.
FALL RIVER LINE.

For BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER.
DAILY. SUNDAYS BXCEPTEDj, AT M.
PROM PIER 2S. NORTH RIVER FOOT oP MURRAY-sT,
THg MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09
Broolslpn Real Estate TOR Sale.

L'OR SALE on EASY TERMS-LOTS Nos.
30 and Al 50IlOO and 6S 20 - ard "a Montague
lOOl0O Store No l02 nappssi, 21s60i House
l79 Wionghby House No 1917 Wloarhbys; Hoses Nos
49, 81 and SO Kasassl GORDON FORD 81 Carssi Brookn
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
i GORDON L. FORD, OF Clsrs-st Brookp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09
Waters.
A COJORED MAN as WAITER in a hotel
n 10. ng house. best refsreaes Gan d It2 West 2bihs.

vVAITER-By a German young man, who
w understands usiness thoroughly also willing % male
hbn,.lf u.e furnish the best o reference; viii
oo,, wsRes objection u the Can be UNTIL
sait1d At ODELLs DBUrsCTIERARBBrs BUREAU l03 Yves,
1.th.s # eorDerB roafusJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09
6,eamroats ano RAILROADS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEeI5 y,
" ALLENTOWN LINE TO TaB wEsT-P..seass. and sS
s.s B.6sS r. a.%p,eS
;,S Ms ss s s ih.s vs sass
Pi.Sass and tie West cenir. PsnO'yv'Hi' '''
sAA WINTER ARRANGEMENT;
sT"snsnc SS ass Il, f.soS Bah A''''
Msaeb CausI T.o.qss ,wilsebsr,. Scranton &c
W. Tram for Si Be,d' Ms.s c nUS
sass nG %.I sis,'s g. Junction With DEL
I;s an ss. s ssrss. dali. . sssd s Ea'G1 Anew
!; IS s.s s % css. t'I1S Ssaa. %s.
a. .as H sSSsssa . pa.,ilis sil,n'p'H as
issS tor ,ls@s'S3 k.sSs Ban xs'' Rev.
-: e.s%s. ss..i.t Fc.,ls s.I.ss,s &C.
va Tram Tram i ,sr f PisSs,1
SSuIwav Tram for E.en Antowp and haosh Chunk Con
so p %NwT TrSs for SOnsITn. and P.,mirssa
IeA-wsI Train Tor somsr'ills
$50 %-SyssiSo EsrRrs d., to' EasOn BSi'ides An'n
I ss s.'Sss T Tram fc9 s. s'Ss-
$50 M kmigranis. ROr Essten
SIP n-S.I [ S..f @, s0me'''n"
ra a * sI.s %as Il o!Is s $50 $40 49, SO $50
so is5 l $50 AS sls $50 j5t go $40 7i5
$50 Si'' ''i'' lo'O ii'' r. E KICKER and Eas
ERIE RAILWAY;-WlN,TEsR ,s ARE S1an 6Sis.
Depot lPor 23d ST. zee note oe'owl - rpoo,
o...., F. s,S ..p and c SsS.S Ss
lO45 H-krpFes Mail for bu1slo anu magyar" 's~ ''-~
Tn l6Aiyl-Paase B1pre.. the West, Sleeping Ceathes
Buffalo Niagara fss Cincinnati Detroit ana 'hoaso
ssboni shapge
Por Jeri, 800 900 1880 lo45 a $50 1850 and
and Mdt;sS e g $50 oSS 20 ' 10, 3c ,'G ioan
sAS a t5o S ecu ss ndto1n With SeTYo aud o.
Wa. sl 500 i0;4j a m. and 4:3opn
6rwbursh 1880. 8 and l0:f5 a. m, end ALSO ?. o. . . .
suserD e. 645. 1880 1000, aud lu45 m $40 o. D.
"Ker.vcoi Hohosu Anetdse and Rsmsey's t6 SAB, 8,
M, GIG \,
va II SoOD 'l4s sis 3;45. 4:i5. 5 t;l5 '6sl Y,
sss 1850 ago S 5 Ia ana 1850 s1r' m SiS l4S G.
.na &c: 30 p ~ SATURDAY. nights 10 o an ,ooo IN
aeon IDS 4 BIS 6 ESQ s:i5, 1890, and .ll:3Op
se Hsekensscs Way. j. S:lb and tS4o M, s, 4, .,
Tass.o n g. 10 and $50 ~ 30 Sl6 A;15 A45. $50.
G 80 '7:45 and 10 SATURDAY nights only m On
Cresk 3. 4 10. aud $3.50 1850. $40, $40, 1'5V o:oV
spasihin s. 10 and $50 a., 100 3l5 4l5, 145 go
$50 7;A5 p and u SaiuEsay nights on, m o.. ,oo
80 ": AS IN ani ~ Sa:urlay nights only.
sprng VALLEY and Wav. D and $50 a M 44J P m -, 49,.
Sorr-TrRs leaving Cnambest even or hal hoofs tave
rvesty rx 10 earlier than above time trans leaving
R,s,, ,sye 1880 80 connecting
Win trains syug hours. The and IL
rnrdnisht start from Chsmbersst only
obtained orders the eneng an tt Of
Baggage lett at the Compans oHces-24l ~ nd 31
Brcsdwsv onehandei and twenty 18th ST. and InroaVei
rcsr, IT Booan the COmpanys Depo's and Of Agents 0e
tnseipa hotels 80 -, ,,,,.,
'Daily tsundays only t,Snpdsys hddletovp Ony
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare,
IN 81 % leave Pecknp for Newayen at 3lJ IL
Daily Sandays eIoeptel CONNECTING with the ralrosd
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
Providence. BOSTON, WORCESTER,
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

sentiment are no mean helps to good feeling De-
tween the two nations. The papers of this morning
The Ddily Necs and The Times especially, publish
pretty full accounts of the fire. and give the bounda
ries of it 80 that Chicagoans in London we're soon
able to say whether they were among the sufferers
OF two large owners of real estate whom nave
met one escapes wholly, the other loses whole
block So much for the fortune of war.
MR.. BANCROFT IN LONDON.
The stav of Mr. Bancroft. late our Minister IN Der
lin in London is 20 last tIll the first OF next month";
when he sails for home. He is well remempereu
here and well known by reputation also, ana men
of high position in diplomacy in politics III htera
ture and in science, among his numerous Vis'',
ors That Mr. Bancrofts career at Berlin rehecVeu
honor on his country aad on himself is an OPINION
have several times before expressed On Eehecroi'
do not see that it will do much harm to express IL
again. The number of our Ministers Ill Euiopo
whose public and private virtues require frequen'
notice is not so great to risk making the supec'
tirescne one. When Mr.. Motley was here we had al
least four representatives of real dlstincnon' pu'
the number does not seem to increase. G' W. g.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

A member of the sect called Peculiar People.
VINO profess unbelef in medical aid. was recently
charged IN the woolwich Police Court with the
slaughter Of his child by negiecting TO provide II with
proper remedies and attendance during tts ilness
During the trial this dialogue took place between tbe
magistrate and witness named Hurry who is an elder
among the Peculiar People: Mr. PattesOn-D0n,t van
know that the Gospel says those who are whole need
not physician, but those that arc sick WItncss-W.
understand WhRt the Lord speaking abot when he
SAID that. MI PattesObWOuld yOn not call In doctor
OF accident Witness-We have great reIi.
IL the Word OF God, which has said that not bono
of The righteous shall be broken. The Clerk-DO Won
think hat you not liable Ia accidents as Others ale
Hitnesf--I pray % God 20 preserve me- ana lie has
always done so, ana while have faith He vii. The
Clerk-AceOrdlug 10 You who Eas accident
have faith The prisoner, who said that all lie naf
done for the glory Of God. then committed Tor
trial bail Ia &l1O beng taken for his appearance the
next session OF tho Ceutral Criminal Court.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01
BID HI3lrs II CONCERTS.
OBJECTION, To- BOTH TALKING AID sMo6ING-HoH
ORDER MAY BE- PKlsGEyED Al CENTRAL PAhS

OBJECTIONS To- BOTH TALKING AID sMo6ING-Ho"
ORDER MAY b. PRESERVED Al CENTRAL PAhS
GARDEN.
To ne razor of Thc Trf5uHe.
SIR: In to-day's issue of your paper no.
ted thata gentleman signing himself a Lover Of
Music com plains ot he smoking It Mr. rnomas's con.
cert wou.G ike 10 ask that gentleman. Z this should
meet his gaze. why he think, smoking greater and
more aunacing nuisance taan talkng I an not an AL
yocate of either tobacco or "cnu music" bat think
that would rather see gelt.emaa smoke decent
cigar than hear woman setting ner tongue IN motion.
although tmuka great deal ~ the ladies'. There has
been "A great Tea .ad also about talking but would
like 10 ak Dy whom is the tal.!ag done have Wis.
nave takeu particular pains 90 see which really tus
greater nuisance. The conclusion 1 came 90 was that
taking WIS by All Mc1Is tle greater, ana h-
sides, most ~ 70 was done Dy those Who are
constantly complaining, namely tAD Aiar~.
Now * The ladies wAO visit that wel known place
would request their escorts postpone tAeir king
until going home, and practice silence themselves white
the camden. tApn tutY Wlu Dee on Tie gEnt fOtd 'U
their husbands, lovers allow them 10 smoke, ana then
complain ot t through the papers. As far as talkug
concerned, there never WI JV tiue reform until Nj.
Thomas takes strict means OF prohibiting ~. Let bm
place placIrGs around the bail, morning the pnhc
thai talking VIII not De allowed aud tlN tho-e VI
persist IN doing hablc % expulsion trum the
Then thluk that those ladies ant gentlemen
that possess more tongue than commonscnse and nrahr
tongues. and leave those that VISA 10 ENJOY musc to
themselves Those delicate Indies that cannot stand
the fumes OF tobacco would advise 90 remain hsinr
Il not lover Of tobacco, nor AN great talktts
By giving the above suiall space IA your va HaD'e
paper. you will obilgc an old subscriber X. y"
Aer- York, july %. lsT4
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

candidates. Some Of the friends Of Davis talk
ing of not going into the Republican caucus; in
whcs case, unless some understanding is arrived at,
Rsmseys defeat would be very certain. But 10 is
TOO early yet to speculate the Senatorial cleo
tiOn.
have purposely omitted from this letter all allu'
sion to the railroad question and the Grange move
ment as shall speak of those hereafter, and Of thes
relations to the politics of the State Ny theory in
this letter has been that parties will be organized as
they were last year.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-01

PURIFYING WArER.-Prof. BiSchof of Glas.
Cow Is reported 10 have improved his we-known
invent ion ners water iOr drinking purposes
througnspongy IRON and pounded limestone. The lron
$ placed IN the upper movable chamber ~ earthen-
" re inter- and pounded limestone Is arranged IN a
separate layer below. The iron Is procured IN pos
derry spougy by the reduction Of au ore without
fusion, after the extraction OF suipnnr and copper 10y
heat It removes all aIbunlnOd aud nItrO-rnlk u
coulpOunds and also lead coutamnat!0ns nom tht
water and "A trace ~ iron taken up by the water
separated by its subsequent passage through sac Ac
stone IL stated that charge OF the maera tLu-
dr,rribe,l tnd costing only about IS cents, ssctsos
efficient rtering for 10 galons OF water day duin.
~ days.