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az, as Of a. at $780, and POS DO, 81 H. at s. 90 /.

So n; 4St 10 VI ~ ~eSto~ ""u quo w. % w. " W
lC St &C. sold 400 state sees q syess &C. o.
ss$s ii s. 81 r Ii 4 a. st S
q g. &c. 81 and a. q 4 do s Ii "a ssee '''0
Jane 81 ca Ss1y sS los \ 5 g do, at &C., and
%% S,sss s rst o. sofa Ss casda lambs "a n average
pm 65 Do 76D ATTIC ~ state do H. .1 sSeS % qI
S e On % 70 90 Il # &C. ~ 0''' '"
for the Last two days were 50 est OF
@sorsS EeS sold is9 Ohio hogs alive 22o Q sysrge :,
s e cd arm /. At sSssicscl Is ' w
Bn1rxoEr, Nov s-cArrtE-The market during the past
.Ssss has s.; sss si quality me
and cows SG3Se+ most sales at ssa4'4c; receipts 427o
nee Hos S have been dsi prices shade lower range
n lambs s20$4. Receipts. 2ais
BUFFALO Nov sCATLsReceigts today 697 head max AK
ssff@f ears consienmeps balance sale here
y Ssys S inns @ o' s cars more and sss cars
for the same week last year The market oontnsG quiz
" oisst weeks quotation eddm common full SO on
R1sY I ' S snd SsSs
{recs Offered about LOO LEAD am wers soe panng in TIE
ys.s q sale arc being snPsd ras GO IS to is Is
22gs4 2g y % ohio steers r@s 1 s S' ranging
70 20 ~ a M ~ - a6S$t 80 Indiana steers ranging
from from iSe5 iE4 TIL to iSS5 r. 81
sSiIr AND IMo-Receips to-day 1910 head m9oE aty
sst seo6 head Tor The same lime liner
in the
900 head for tn week last year. The market was
ev for lambs fairly actyefur Western sheep c prices
for full SC strong advance on last weeks
auuta offerings finding ready sale western sheep m
changed the prices ranging fully 80 &C. advance on Sst
weeks rics quality OF offerings, Of lOih sheep aiu
smbs az fair 20 gO6d quote to-day Western sheep at
- 25as sOGs4 G0asb 20d$5 o. from c0mIhonest qualify
oerngs averaging 20 NJ TO prime extra quality aersgag
JOG n Carada lamEe s. 75G$Cds6 l2@t5 z0Gso Az 10, ir
frum quality light grades 10 heavy and prime quarry
oferins Canada sheep dS5 81 but few loads eten
sheep remaining upso sales Of A. 100 head Lao lead
wesic sheep; 1000 Canada lambs Coz head CANADA
sheen, about sll FOR Eastern ira . ---,
HO6s-l.tceips to-day, 1910 head making hc "i Supply
for The 100 head. against 1890 Eod Tor he
same time week 2O0OO head for the same week as,
v~ar The fairly eC'iye FOR Workers ana hght
hogs quality mode demand ior heavy h0es tO
head were distressed last report the qualify OF
offerings generally faIr 20 good quot TO Gay YORK
r ~ ~ JOGSI 20 far 10 Oesi al - 'O@
o. ~ heavy hogs at T. 75c$S; ebout all sold
CHICAGO H.. Nov. S--CNTTIr- Receipts $500; weak,
6n 0ic tending dOwnward sOckeTs and butchers 81 %
as 10; shipping 50 1896 % Texans. s. '5eSa; snip
HOGS Receipts 2 600 fairly active but lower common
t. prime 81 2OqS 40 shippor Sc 75o spmcnia ooOO
SHKLF-Activo ana STEADY; sales 1T $500
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lssc Freishss srmer and moro acvej whes. to RuAlc
& S S:.Ss S sSo5 3d. so SS
~ r.
S %s ss 5 9e -Four Sas scn - ssass
sSsss 1SSiss sS 4 Family ~
Oats easier Gssscc. iran o. Hay aas, s l%s.
s s"fs ssa e. e fS%s 2s; I%
and Car sides sugar Cured Ham firm p GsScs T. iear
Ksg Bull @ scas s., a 70 &c
change Ncw.YOrk sight, discounts Sterling Bank S''o
Oswseo sFlour steady sales 300 ss,s o %ne At
seasnss S s Sas 4S bq BARLEY No duh &
canada by sample at 81 22 Oats Guet sales OF state az
S Corn Sss 3d. 81 IS @
tsR Canal Tsl12 e. to s Pegs eiia f1a
% e the Ss. Rq 1ssv Iafs Es
teei Lumber Spsh Tsat = 64 500
on The canal for tds water ye ss
day BSs SSs %hfss
1@a NSy cSeT e ses&s Es4f aoS
V 30 Faxseed a 5Oqsi o. Flour quiet but sea1y sales
s. So So iowa IOWA. Wisconsin and SbnnssOis Family
sS y S 90 ys sn Flour @P is SSrs g
Little doing; western Red lq$l TO- Pennsyvsnia Do
yS 80 Is s5 &c. corn A%ST n y sgSs d79
2 GTS Sys sS s RnSs g as%
% 2as SaSd Ness n utter HH m Sc and
County Extras Sia$5c do do Fsts SoSS2c o %sStern
Cheese steady p NsT i4oala FI Fsy:
l3atC: do. Prime, l2'fNl3
firm Pennsylvania, EewJersey and Delaware Fresh sci
Western do. 81 y 32c. ,., .,.os,
ST. LOUIS Nov s.Tlour quiet and weak; demand almost
wholly confined 10 Super and lowest qnalitis snprhno f
s3 s5asl 25 Extra do 81 25G*i 90 Double Extra 90
81 750SS; Treble Extra Do. S50S5 90 Wheat dnii ana
lower No Red Winter 81 500 % cash. 81 SoeS, PA
Noycnlber No do, 81 80 cash Corn hTmfr NO MiSe',
10 &c, cash 4b9dl'G. November oats trmer no z t
grades which are pretty hr2 Choice 10 aaney No@e n
unchanged Bulk Meats dull ose lS 10 to 20 GAYS u s n5
Clear se Bacon higher shoulders lOtc5 clear ise anu
Clear l3ai 0lic Lard quiet unchanged Priie stan
i5S Whisky steady lsngea Live Hogs STEADY and
firm shippers. S6 G29GS7; Packing. SIdS. 20 Buichers
lOd$7 a. Cattle steady; unChangel: toOn 10 theSe
Natives 3 af6 lea: Medium tO Fair, - 2u0S4 Do
Native StOcktrs S3d$3 10 Feeders, S4oT4 20 Nh,iNe
Cows 81 35Q$3: Good 10 Choice Texans, - O'fl lZ2i
T. ~ 1898 20; Common 81 25as2 60 ~, ke'
cepts-6OOO bbls. F1Oug. $4,000 bush Wheat; 3OO pns
Corn; 1000 bush OATS; 1000 bush Barley 1000 BUSH
Eve $3.50 Hogs: 1910 Cattle. ~,
foLEio Nov. g. Flour dun Wheat dull and ICweT No; n
Der Michigan Il 17sa+i l72 seller Deeem1er 81 z0 sef
January u 23o No. Amber Michigan, II ~ NJ" iu
Winter 81 iss Rejected, 9ic Corn steady win ia DC
mand; High Mixed, 59i2c.; seller November 09c.; NO
White. 5sec; No Grade New 54c Dan9god New' nc:
Oats easier 2 spot and seller NoyembeT DOC seeI
56c: seller January 3ci White, 4Oc IlchlPh'
S4c Rejected FTeghts firm and unchanged Re.tlls-
Flour 400 bids. Wheat 5000 busl Corn. 5000 bnsl;;
oats. COCO bush. Slhpmcnts-FlOuf. 80 bhsj wheat
5000 bush; Corn, 5000 bush; Oats, G.OO0 BUSH
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

IIyFVrOO Nov. $3.50 mCOttOn T. easier and prices
are unchanged sales 1000 bales including 1000 bales Tor
.pecuafipn and export; receipts 3lOOO bales OF which
5000 American. Cotton 10 arrive quiet ana uh
changed.
ing at s2d decline sales Of MddAng Upla2ds regular
contract Shipped November and Decenbcr, Al Ied
IIsFgipOI. Nov. % D. m.-Sales Ct MidunE plahus
Cotton Low MiddhnE clause, shipped Iecember and January
per san at 1876 November delivery, az 6sd o.
do December ard January delivery, ~ Cad Lard % cWt
Bacon. q b cWt ioT Short CioiI Miidlcs
IlVTsPuOI. Nov $3.50 p m.-O the sales OF COTTON 10
day, 100 tales American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04

LONDON Nov. S-l.:f p. m--iic oi oiSsVthi ~
olsn market for three months lis Is per cent Wen Is
Ifr cent RaDh Of England rate TIE dhcNht ~
Is heavy German OitiCiS
Taie viii probably unchanged o. morrow The ihte o
money al the ExCaangc GoycnutW securities u >
psr cent Conso 90 rs for both money amt the account L.
l. bonds nYts, lOboa 49,,
IONppN Nov. 50 p m.-E1e RAILWAY ShaIes 1913 fdrls
sNvircs quote Bentes at col Doc. a..
IoVpuN Nov $3.50 D. In-Ihe amount 81 bullion gone ipo
the Baur Of England on balance to-day y sgS70,OO0
IONuON Nov "a T. OnsOs % DC Tor money, and
81 ~, ion The account aSees quote hen,s at COL
o. pc - 49,, NIT
51.9t CIT. Tor 1870 49, ,,,--.
IoNpoN Nov. S-Evcuing.S Iurpinl
Calcutta Linseed 5O9ojll per O~t linsetd on 24O0-AS
Fer Cwt. - -,
RosiD-Comrnon .-''"''" ~, - :, i!
S-.--
ANIwERr Nov 3-Peroleum 2eat Tor tine pale American
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URIE RAILWAY.

ERIE RAILWAY. -, ~. -. -. ,,,..,.,
IL SUMNER RRANGEMENI OF Trains IN effect August
Cincnnati and Chicago Day Express. Dzwng-room
Buffalo and sleeping Coaches to destination
Sleeping Coach 10 suspension bfllso ,,...,uu
D. in-(DailyD Paoinc Express Tor the West Sleepms
Coaches Rochester Buffalo, Niagara FANS, Ciuch
na Detrot and Chicago without change 80, -,
6iJ $50 lO45 1880 81 D. 1:l5 anu bio p ~ anu -
midnight saturday nights only. sundays ~ " 70 M
- non l45 3 3:45 1870 5.l5 T. $50 s;l6 1890 p M
and II miaI fight ,nday, $50 l;s5 t''O M anu
IL midnight Paterson 5:i5 ti5, 100 SO l0 i04S iiy
a M IL noon lao. 3. 81 345, 400, D. o:l66 o:lo VSu
$40 7So TO- IO:i5 a ~ las, 3:45, g, 9, IN, ~ mid
night SUNDAYS 5i $50 and 10 a. n az 6 p M a n
$50 a. m. Newburgh, 1880, o, loi5 am $50 $50 ?. m
sundays, $50 Warwick, 1870 l0i9 q M, s'SV Y; IN
Kingston, IN, $50 NJ sundays oSo 4 ~ ooT naH
80 10 M, p , H. MiilIetown. $780, o, lo45s NJ 3i5
40 7 u m. SUNDAYS $780, 10 a M. y NJ, T5e a n,
and $50 m trains eonnect NH a Ss" o iot5 nv
40 Z n. m SUI dlys, $50, 10 M, and : p m.
49, NORTHERN r. H. OF " j. 49,. ,
TRANS a,c saye FOR En eTcG tos rs% Ss 7S m
and saturday nights only at li.SO p sundays a IN
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey. and $50 M. ai5
NorpJFrains leaving chambersst half hours
eav. 23d A. necn minutes earlier than above time trains
eavng Chambers st. on quarter hofs irave zoust tuIy
with trains ayng Chambers ST. al l3O m and liz MID
tickets passage aud apartments in Drawing room aud
eeppr Coaches obtained and orders for The checking
of baggage be left at the Compayr onios
Nos "a 4Ul. 52J, and 9J7 Broadway No Court ST..
Bruokly n. and at the Company's Depots -, ox.
Express trains from the West arrive In Newfok ~ No
mo s. ABBprT. General Passenger Agent. New.York
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WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON Mass. Nov Wool market firm. with decidedly
better tone trade; manufacturers buying with
deuce prices evidently settled down point
under they cannot although ADVANCE can scarcely
be looked the depressed ate of trade. sales OF
and and Pennsylvania Pieces 1T 10 037c. Medium
and 40 Fieeces j0c Michigan and Wisconsin tleeces
M fic including and Medium. and COmbng and Doane
Selections G2c; california Wool has been IN demand
will considerable sales AZ 22d3hc Spring, and lore
for Falls Pulled Wool has been IN demand with sales at 800
for Super and Y.
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Alarble ano Sla.e alantels.
Cost an6 Gonn6.

Ruildne "A pair ot eoli.bound iY r. GLASSES with
market kan. The will please return tie To the
Advertising Desk OF the Tribune.
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Gintionern.
Gceal Notices.


CUPREME COURT-CTTI and COUNTY Of
=, NfVv-N ORK-EDWAE D HARDWOOD, JOHN KNIGHT,
and JOSEPH ALLEN, composing The hfm OF HARDWOOD,
KNIGHT ALLEN. against ALEXANDER COLLIE AMI
WILLIAM COLLIE, trading under the name OF ALENAN-
DER COLLIE * CO-SunInOns for money demand on con
tract Com not ser ITO the above banned detndants
You hereby summoned and required 70 ans"ei the com
palnt in action, which VIII Do filed the Office OF tie
Clerk If the City and County Of NewNor, at the County
hys the city Cf New York. and 10 serve copy ~
your 60 The said complaint ON the 70 ter
Office, 90 Walst, sail city, Within twenty days
a exclusive OF the
OF service; f4il Ia tlC said
The time aOTCsa tho plant IFS IN TINS action
judgment against you fOs the Sum Of twe'tyhve
thousand three hundred doil with utss, nom the eight
Of June thousand eight hundred aud seventy
five the OF thirteen thousand eight hundred dollars,
and Interest from The DIST dag June 1870 the of
eleven thousand hundred liars besides the costs OF this
action-N ew-N uTk July T. lStj. . . ......
FOSTER q THOMSON. Plai.tids Aitoraeys
above entitled action nlt N the
Clerk ~ the city and County ~ New YORK. at
the County Courthouse ia said city on tn a. day Of Au
rTIsf 1875 FOSTER ~ THOMSON,
aul2 lag6wTh plaintiffs Attorneys, b3 Wailst
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DENNSYLVA RAILROAD.-THR

ROUTE Trains leave NowYoIk foot OF Dosbrosscs aad
FSpr1ss Tor IIafsbrrg Pittsburgh the West and South
with pullman Palace cars attached $50 a. NJ and $50 p
For WiHinspot sEd lock Haven via Philadelphia and
T. DIV, connecting at Philadelpha. $50 M; for
Willanspcr, Lock haven CORY, aud h' 80 p m, con-
Meeting al Cory for 1tusy Petroleum Centre and the On
" For altinlorc Washington South Limited wash
go a Washington at s:i0 D. IIeguar AZ
Esprsss Tor ni.idsiphia T. 100 $40 IN; $780,
t.lO 400 .. z $50 D. m, and II iigai sunday IN,
Tor Newark at 8. ESQ z $40 .. ., 10 Ia a. M ~ 2.
2:SG 9;iO, $40 ..l0 sS0 .. o2e E9o q hlVs 40 I;S
s:lG TO- 1l3op M aud IL night, sundaN a., 80 6.
I i1aOsth $50 7a9 E 3 81 i,n9p Z go
10 Il3Op. m and ~ nighS SUNDAY, a. m, j2Q go. Z.
10 $40 4 iio l.Jo 400 500 5:lo clio $50 T. $40
10 M and IL night SUNDAY a m. 500. q g. - AMI p
For Woodbridge, Pern AmbOy and south AnlbOy,
A. m 2 30 80 aud T. II.
For New Branssiok aRd 3 a M ~ M 80 i;la go.
for East srsouc Ia noon, and . ~ ?. "A
For livingstone and Rocky m, SO q ~ ard ll0pm
For i.aml,er,yile. $50 O. m. =, AKA, D D. ~.
For fepington Phhnps5ars and Beividerr, $50 m aud
+ For IN ercer and somerset BT ga p m.
$50 a. IN, 1890. 2, 4, ;, and D. m
For FreehoG 20 -, a. 2 agi 10 p. m
Ear rarmin xlae and SC Jan, 1880 "a rl, and D. IN
For Hgnstown. lenberton and camden sia Perth Amboy
.. 20 ID m and via Monmouth JHuc lou, 40 p IN.
Lor ugl tstown aud Pemb rtOn. M, perlh Anboy,
and 30 ~. M, Via Monmouth Junction ,,.. -, -.
Trains follows Prom Pittsburgh 800 and 1857
xSs. sg Md Se Ioa ard p naSo aA
lspn 40 40 Sls ,Il loO sIsa, A. ;,S "a S 49,
0'iS css % Ones = sa pissdSay Acr aso.
fioEet once No s6J BATTERY place .,..,
tRANk THOMPSON. General Manager.
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NHITE STAR LINE.
Steamboats, and Railroads

RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housat0nic
ID and NauVatnck Railroads. Fare 81 Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves CathaIinesp at l3O and bridgeport ut III
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nnniFsrIc MAnKETs.

HAVANA Nov. 9-Eychange quiet on the United states
go DAYS currency ll5 premium short SSht d0 III
lis premium. sugar quiet
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DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ THREE FAST EXP8Es5 TRAINS
Leave NewY TX Desbrosses aud Cotlandt st. ferries
$50 and the sGrh Vest Psarh cinrinaa chicago the
West and Northwest indianapolis, Louisville. New.
255 D. n Daiy evcept Sundays Washington Evansville end
Newark Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis, and ST.
$50 ,. a.. Daily, Washington. Richmond and the South,
nSqiS and ei,a6 so % sssna sfR m
vile, indianapolis, ST. Louis, Chicago she West and
For through tickets and general information
pan Offices 26l ana 30 broadway and at ticket offices loot
ASK FOR TICKEis VIA BAITO. AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Puilnsn cars Ia nore tncago Cincinnati louis &c.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
- ALLENToWM line TO TIE r. We, wLsT-p2ssenger
At o@ 6 T and G BsnSn r. Ri If %tSn n sh
and sDsa tsnIa Division also with iegh valley railroad.
Direct line to 1rr 6ars I IeG 9 sand G6s tho west ao to
,,'a',.aaan "a, ARRANGEMENE .. ,,v,u..
$50 a; m.NEws TRAM for Elston, Wy, BeineieIn,
bas, Ayn'o"n' M4eh 0hscH Ianaqui i'nsnoh' Wilkes
5 sway Tr,i tor tor le ct and o.o, connects
at Junct with Del, Lack. and West. r. r. -, -
r 9 Acad8a s sSa and { me eT %as e. az
c Sf s saasS Paaye wsmp Sa
80 pmEXrrRs "a" for pennington Esstoa 1neatown
barre Readin, Columbia Lancaster. Ephrata POttSVie'
245 D. isNExrsEss for Easton Eeyijere, Bath, Mauch
Chunk Wilkesbarre, and scranton
$50 D. m-Way Train for v ne n.
Chunk Connects Junction with Del Lack and West T. r.
4:3O D. m-Way Train Tor SiIneryille and IieminstOn
5s p.m-' ~ 70 l1 p.
5.l5 D. m-EgfNlNC EHPalss daily for EasOn, AlehtOw,
Mauc Chunk, Wkesbarr, Towanda Reading and harris'
s:5,i p. nI-Way Train for Somervills.
Coz. "A
4S ?. %%%sy aIn for o. sG %ncl Fiji
S.YO u. In.-FOr EastOn 80
$50 y. m Way Train for SoiLervlllo.
1870 D. m ~ T IN lOr DHu lel. . = M :. - q q,
For Ezaheth at 40. $50. 6i5, $40 1'So AZ sag
$50 S45. T. lis. As 4i5, z, 5I5 90 545. g. 6:l5,
S90' 7 40 s.i5 $50 93O lO3o, ll:l6 IL D. n.
'''' " '''0' '' ~ r. +. KICKER, Supt and Eng
III. r. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04

TEL AWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co.
Owning and operating the only ronto Ia Cooperstown
sharon Iiowes Cave KalstOn saratoga Lake GeOig sno
places Champlin Night trains and steamers om
NewYork at Albany and Troy with morning trains
The day and midday trans with evening trains
for all The above named places - f. MAYO, GenI Pass
Agent. II. V. OLNpHANI. Asst prest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

IL ARIA NGENrNT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. Aug. g.
IS75Iave Corlandt and DeebrOsse. ss st
Z a. m, for Eis0B b thlehem, Allentown Maach Chunk,
Uazeton Beaver Meadow. MahaLoy city Shenandoah, MI
Carmel, WikesbsTre, Pston Elmrs. &c. connecting with
trains Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fails,
and tho West. -
D. m for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Hauch Chunk,
Uazleto MaanOy City, Shenandoah NlkesbdIre Pttson,
Tun HAMMOCK making close connections Tor Healing
POttsyie and Harrisburg.
4 p m. FOR EastoD. Bethlehem, Allentown, and Mauch
Chunk, stopping ut all stations ,,-, =,
ESQ D. M Night Express daily for Easton Bethlehem Al
luioyn March Chunk NkcSbaIre, Pittst0n Elnlra &c,
conuecting with trains Ithaca Auburn Rochester, Bnnao
Niagara Fails aud the west PulmaDs sleeping coaches
attached. ROBT II. SAYKE, SUPP. and F.Ggr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04

THE FUNDED BONDS of tho WEST
i WISCONSIN RAILWAY COMPANY arc now ready
being delivered by the New York GrMsnty and innsn
nity company, 81 broadway Bondhoiders will please
send coupons receive bonds for the same For
Their part plan OF funding please som
municas with -ihs ONCE OF the Raway Company NO %
ErosJway y. E. TROWBR1DGB Secretary.
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financial.

GAS STOCKS. .l.l--
" NEW. YORK, METEOPOLITAE, MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD .
Brooklyn and NewYo Gas Securities deas
in bv GEO. IL PRENrfSS
Room 23 80 Broad st., N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04

INHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
L Of the NEwJERsEy SOUTHERN RAILKoAD i !, CON- ON
Branch n. J., WEDNESDAY. Nov. IL, 1910. between
The Transfer books viii close Nov O. 1876 H., and
reopen Nov. 10, 1876. st 10 a. m
e. r. AoRosINI, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04

OFFIcH CUMBERLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA RIS Co.
No. n BROADWAY. EEw YoRK, Oct 80. 1870 , !,
THE undersigned will receive PROPOSALS.
FOR the surrender Of the Mortgage bonds OF this
Company amount Of s20O0o) twenty thousand dollars
cash Sinking Fund at the Office Of the Company AZ
above up IL o'clock on the 10Th OF November
Proposals should be addressed 10 the Trustees OF tne
Second Mortgage Cumberland and Pennsylvania Ra
road Company No. II Broadway"
Tr xn n Va ~ M : n II SELL Trusteea
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pROyiDENCE AND STONINGTON

Cons, .anan Of sTOETNGrON LINE and PROVl
line between NlsW.YORk and BOSTON.
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HAVANA MARKET.

A,lanRr SS1 Tor ns pale %
The Morning herald., 1875-08-23
Germans in Festival. .

New YORK, Aug. o. the regular Bien-
nial Festival of the Turner Societies of the
United States began in this city last evening
and will continue until the 9th, About
seven hundred delegates from different parts
OF the counary have arrived in the city and
1000 are expected by the time the festival
is fairly opened. Accommodation for the
number have been provided by the recep-
tion committee. New Jersey will be largely
represented. The principal delegations from
q distance are from Milwaukee, Chicago,
Louisville, st. Louis, Indianapolis, Cleve-
land, Cincinnrti, Buffalo, Rochester, Albany,
and other towns on the Hunson Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and from Southern States, as
far South as Atlanta, Georgia, aed from
Boston and other New England and many
OF the Western delegrtes arrived yesterday
and were met at the Grand Central depot
by the reception committee last evening. A
reception was held at the town hall.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-23
OUR OPERA HOUSE.

THE COMING SEASON - IMPROVEMENTS
I AND REPAIRs-THE NEW CURTAIN.
From present indications the approaching
amusement season at the Opera House il
likely to be lively one. Already quite a
number of engagements have been made
with prominent metropolitan companies,
and travelling stars. The season will be
re-opened on Sept. 9th, by first-class New
York Association, the name of which we
are requested rot, as yet, to give to the
public.
Since last yes. the interior of the audito-
rum has Icuergone thorough repairs and
now presents much improved appearance.
Heretofore much fault has been found with
the arrangement and position of the para
quet chairs, and an effort was made last
season to have the trouble remedied, but
without avail until this summer
The seats in this part of the house
have now been elevated seven and a-half
inches in the rear and fully four inches
front. Another important change has
also been made, in the arrangement of the
chairs, SO that each spectator looks over
his neighbor two seats ahead, and not, as
formerly, over the head of the person i'm
mediately in front of him.
The repairs have been conducted under
the efficient management Of agent, Jesse X.
Baylis.
Chas. J. Hawthorne, the we'll known
Philadelphia scene painter, has been en-
ployed for some time in preparing new
scenery for the season. He has already
completed fine, dark landscape scene, and
is now engaged upon new curtain, which
viii be completed in a short time, other i'm
portant pieces have been completed.
All repairs upon the interior will be
furnished by the first of next month. Rates
for rent will range much as last year $S5
for theacricals and S65 for lectures.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-23
TIKI PEACH PLUCK MURDER.

On The 10th inst, at the inquest held by
Coroner Groves, over the body Of the "peack
pluck. R0bbs, murdered about 8o'clock on
the evening OF the 10Th, near Townsend, VIM
Bedwell and Gideon E. Barlow, as. witnesses,
testified that they saw Ahren and Weibel,
the nnurderers, approach deceased, who
was sitting on his pack BY the wayside,
when Ahren asked deceased If he was
the i.asA that came up the rpad where
s.;ser gyd rs',ttestr,
=-vNs.1lag In Dutch, AsaYssXs ,sssaaew three
i E THE last one striki II bbbs fatally. }
I'll ester testified that fEp ~ Ahren and
N chasing Robbs. They asked him IL
ii I'd seen anyone going up the road. ?
Hsl sbwered, 'syes." They then said, well,
live find him we intend to kill him." Jester
did not see them attack Robbs. Swo other
witnesses testified that they found the man
about two hours afterwards dead in ditch. J"
The verdict of the jury was that Robbs came
to his death at the hands of Patrick Ahren,
George Weibel being his accomplice aiding
and ajbetting him. Coroner Groves tells us
that the neighborhood is highly incensed at
the murder and unanimous that Ahrens
should be hung.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-23
THE BOARD OF HEALTH AFTER
BAD FRUIT. y .Wr.

Rumors were on the street, yesterday, to
the effect that the Board of Health had raid
ed on some of our peach merchants and
seized their fruit as unfit for sale.
A HERALD reporter called on President
Eckel last evening, who stated that the ru-
NOR was without foundation, but that the
Board have seriously considered the propri-
ETY. of confscating bad fruit and provisions,
and mentioned that Council would be asked
for an ordinance which would enable them
to do something in this direction. t.
The Clerk Of the Markets has been instruct
ed to look out for such fruit and provision
as would be detrimental to the health of
the city. 8y,.