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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

For fnft dnNtTy tHVIt NisF IHr UIHtss ~ VaIlSVIo
przces lower for october and November Vile
seady icr latter months The .ac, yesterday after2
n n, we're October 400, ID hsc. 300 Ia '5 November,
Zoo iSis.c December. ZOO, - 'EG 1000 &c Jann
Mach o. 10 he April 100 13oc too lS2isec. Nav.
200 il 5sc. to,, $500 bales tisi February 90
20J isisc; total 90 hleH Secoad esh DC o er 100
iSs@:' February 200. l3lissc.; total. 400 bales.
sss today ~ p 0etooer 100, !Slec 100 /! ls.ei
lGl "a ~ BOO II rat; 100. IL azc; 100 IL Ssc Noyen
ber 80 is 4Oj l3slsei 700 - c2e 700 10 Ies;
i3 ',c January 1000 - Ssac 400 1874 February 100
Is ssgc 400, II lec goo, l5dze March 2oU1 i'.isei
G10 5a IJJ IS SGT. 100 - &c MAY, 800 Is BOO
IS e,c. 1899 June, lou i]ri July 100 Ie'Isci
400 "a w.; 4tG IL s,sc.i total. 2S,i00 Dd's.
Ate, Change the ihsIket Was ii1n The following were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

WEDSESDAY Get. 27. 1875.
COTTON-There only small Taio done the bpOi,
hui tiare was some dca cover" mouth, and
Drs ric rin al yesterdays quotations The receipts at
he ,c 10 dN were 2Ol ualts, %, 90 bales this
day Asl vices, and 1924 bales this day las year The
sai were iJ bales Oi which 40 bales last EghD nelud-
me follow H., are TIE official quotations:
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The days business at the United States Sub-TE

Thedays business at the United States Sub-TreaS-
ury comprised:
od re~eius $40 90 ~ Curry balance. % 9l5926 IS
SoId uaym,.tfs ja5455 90 Customs. $4,000 O.
Coi i,sis,,t 30 ,- 1913 - %2~G 1On ic gold
66Sf ~ nhcate- sent L. washington
cur'i payments S5e4,1g7 81
The coin shipments East from San Francisco to-
day amounted 20 800 900 and bu.hon $4,000.
The Treasury balances at the close of business TO-
day were:
Currcncv .......... =. 100 600 less coin certif-
CON. t,uJuOUO SlhfoouOo
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4 uaIc,Gl.

FEW CHOICE FIRE INSURANCE
~ STOCKS for sale by T. s. BAILEY, 60 Waist.
ye,HE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
i OF the NEWJERSEN SOTrHERN RAILROAD Com
PANY viii held the Office OF the Company at Long
Rranch y. j., WEDN EsDAY, Nov. II, 1919, between
the hours Of IL m. and I. N
The Transfer Will close Nov o, le7C al p M, ana
reopen Nov. 10, 1879, at 10 a. M
BY order,
q. y MOROSTNT Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

S,inrhn, Nnn,hh,iomC NJ, ~ anu w ~ OF
aud JOSEPH ~ I'm, composing tho Grn ~ II NRN OOD,
KNIGHT 4 ALLEN. against ALEXANDER CDIil Z and
WILLIAM COL!Ir, trading rpd,r a pame o. ALTMAN.
DIR tOI1lE CoSuiauicns for money delaA'd 0a ceu.
not. sVID4O Tie above named defends nss.
You tieiy summoned sni rahiroa
action, Nllc' of
Clerk o the Clty ald GOuuty New at lUnnty
ust the city Of New N0rs "a serve copy q
60 tie said complaint the sbsrribvrs tr
Ofce, VA 90 Waiist, in said civ, within twenty day,
this
81 such service; 4 you fail 10 answer the said eor
plant within The lime aioesad, the PAM hs Ia tbs ae l,s
viii take judgment against you for the " twenty i've
Thousand three hundred dollars with interest IN. rehA
ecnih av oi June thousand eight hundred sud t,
Ave, of tGlresn ,ight hundred ,iah.
aud u-its n the 2lsl day OF me- 49, on tina ann
ciel husnd i've hiar Hare besides the costa III -
action NeY-h 0rk, July I, 1879. ~
loSi ER & THOMSON Plafrtifs kfepy,,cvr~
The complaint the above e1Ited Mas Gles X a.
on of the Clerk % tie ,Ity all County Of NrwvrS "a
ec t1vav SoeSth"hse M -ait CITY TINS q Al
kus'l is.o FcSfEK n THOMSON.
."i< is~o~is iiAin,ihs Attorn-sx 60 waas&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

HE following securities were sold at auction to-
sAy at the Exchang; Salesroom:
20 shares Central railroad Of New Jersey 1861
~ Hll-res Equitable trust Company OF New Lon
Conn jOlt1
zoo Shs Georgia Raalrosd As Banking Company 77'z
~ Shares Pensacola and Georgia hAi!Osi In,
bs ..'.........''"'' "''so ~" "s
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OFFICE on rnE BOARD CoMsns,oNEes OF RArnTRANsE{
SEwSokK oct q, 1873.

NEw.YokK. oct. -, 1873.
DY direction of the Board OF Commissioners
- heretofore appointed by the Mayor Of the city o New
York under ana pursuant 10 the provisions Of HAPPIER COS
Laws 1870 public notice j. hereby thai tue san 80
rnssonCrs viii suitable book oi subscription 10 ih
csaal Company to be incorporated AMI organ
H., under The act, 10 De known the
Manhattan Railway Company Ia be or .nt ct 10 "ei0cN
ENcange Bslis 80 - william st. ia th" city and County OF
New Of ii capital sto'S II hNti ~ TWO
millions JOODCO OF dollars div ard into twenty thpu'ni
go 0OJ shares 10 the right ~ increase TIE Clptai
s0f from linz 10 time as by provided The shares
be OF OF huuIr- 90 dollars clcn
The Whole capital be Subscribed BY not less than
~ si persons and subscribing, each subscriber Il
required paw cash I've per ccnm Of The par Naiu OF
The number Of shares slbsoTbd by him IS ~ lri % The
Roarf III RTOS y. ARRiSON, Acting ~ secretary.
NAUTION.-LOST-Fiv BONDS, $1,000
Y each OF the burlington, Cedar RJDids an Minnesota
Railway Company No. 2S07 2 ~QS l63 isi, 4e8s Ai-o
i've CGIPON - RTIFIChIE~, SOB each, and same Num-
hers igsred 10 ne by the Farmers anil Trust Oupny.
All sous are cautioned nogotiac the SlOD viii
be- paid their TO ISAAC T. FOSTER, Homes
dale, Penn.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BONnS. $1,000
LAS STnCKS.

MS NTUUNS.
u NEWYORK METROPOLITAN MUTUAL, AND
MtNIATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
ard ali kinds Brook and New YORK Securities dealt
mby GEO H. PkESilSS' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
Dnsii,ess Chhnees.

WANTED - $4,000 for six or twelve
w months productive property, WIKI lhcri Sin.
For interview apply to G. n. Oliver, lG@ Broadway.
TI'lIE PRINCIPAL of Established and size
4 c.ssGl boii desires PARTNER WIN capital
Adiss PRINCIPAL II George r. Darlington, 90 Ma
sal it.. New York city.
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Sales BIZ anttlon.

A. MRRwTS, AucuOnoeT
by BANGS, mERWIN 4 Co., $50 Broadway,
ID near Bond sL-saes Of Books, WORKS OF All, Fancy
Goods. &C.
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Diuioeno Notlees.

SUlllt9.
nEPOSfTORS in FREfDMAN's SAVINGS
~ BANK collect FIRST DIVIDENDS.
SAMUEL l.. HARRIS BANKER
6Js Broadway. corner BOndst
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
j BANE. NEw-IoRK oct % lS75--A Dividend OF FOUR
PER CENT free Of taxes has been declared IA capital n
IN Bank payable aud after Nov !. The nsfer Books
clos This date, reopen The 80 ~ Sosem
Der T. WILSON, Cashier
FJ'HE NOVEMBER COUPONS of the REAL
Il ESTATE IDElGAGE BON ~ negotiated and
teed by THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY viii he paid
ad after the ls ay II November next at the Ncyi ok
office of the Company No ~ William II.
JONATHAN EDWARDS, President
THE MERCANTILE Tkl'S COMPANY OF
Il NETWORK Hll pay az it 11ice. No. l2O Boai,way,
November lsi 1875, the November OF
the Estate First Mortgage isond. guaTaHeodby ia
LOUIS FfrIGERAi.D Nice-P1' sident
WEsr WISCONSIN, Ru,wAf C1MrASI,l
No g; BROADWAY, NEW YORK. July !, 1915.
HNHE COT PDNS on the FUNDED BONDS or
L the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY COMPANY, dao
Jrly l. Will h. paid in golf az the office q. N" NcS RI
any Indemnity COMPANY, No. 81 Broadway sad
aftcr that date. r. T. FLOWER, Iftasdfr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

Irving Savings Institution,
No. gG WARREN--r.. NRM-YORk.
SIX PER CENT I'M f.RtST a,low.s'.
Interest commences from LIST January, Aps- Jals, snS
October.
Bank open daily from 10 a m. to 3p nj.
WALTER ". CONCtLIN, PREsiDhSc
VANDERBILT L. BUXTON. SECRETARY.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD.

NO rICE. All persons are hereby notified
~ that SIX CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT issued TO my
order the 25,h Septamb'r 1879. by the NATIONAL
Park BANK OF NEwiORk, a. follows; Nos - > o ~
5447 5i4s for 500 rach-No jf9 for $500 aud No 645O
for $20G-wtre shaWsyo Depot \. NJ x .. IL r., ON
the night sept 20 with ms trunk The lost oeriihcat
were pp indO Al persons cautioned not 10
negotiate the sarae. NM. +. NUGENT. Jackson Miss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

KOUN1,ZE LRO1ILERS Bankers,
- lVaH 81, Nelo York, allow interest
on dCp0SjtS. drcao Bilis on London d:
PdriS; also issue letters Of credit
0odiIobSe Ia tie principal cikieS 0broad.
Investment Securities for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
sapinss Banks.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave.,
" cor. FOurtos nhet-SlX PER CENT INTEREST paid
from the lst OF each month. Assets tsbS2h % Snrln
S32g,O-S ~. RICi ARD II. Bull. bresL
4. W BtNNrEFEHoFr, Sec'y
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fesal Notices.


TURNER, KIRKLAND& McCLC NJ, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
O2S taNtiN In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AsTR0Lo GY-TwrltTn PAer-F Fourth column
SoARDERs w&XrED%EirT ' fE''i PAcr-Firs column,
BoARD GSD IopSG az ssG PAGE
Second column I and TWELFTH rAeE-siSth column
hsx FOR Rs sHLsasosD
BUSHES 'GTPG sFG SfF rAsaT rs sS~"
ET EY h EYE P4crsiSth column
oLEf%s sm And fpd NIEI T sG"9 and
CoAGfiMEN AND GARDENERs-rwELrrm PAcr-Fourth
coAL%Xp wooDvTxrhyrn PAen-Ecqyn column
COUNTRY BoARD-ELEvEsrH PAcE--seeond and third
pANGHNG SIS hMfs
REENNTisTEYINSIm PAcE-sG S,1 . SGTmn
n3ys no IorSd aaa o ASP co.,
ns Ms1a and
EyE6FE@a r1en-rif,s column 49,, =, .,.,.
nm, md N,Srq 4, rAeEIFourth column
FOR sALE-sncoNp PXGE-sxth column, and NINTH
yuRkIsHKD 5" ROOMS sSiIs AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SrcoND PAGE-Fourh and fifth columns and Ninth
gEESfT Sss%4
HELL WANTED-FEMALEs-r TWELFTH PAcr-secOnd and
HELP wANTED2MALEs-TwnLrr PAcn-Fourth col
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &o.-Fmsr PAcr-FOurlh and
,hith columns
9 9t E9o%s rteN$tsis Sos
and sixth columns, and Ninth PAer-siNth column
JERSEY cry HoBoKEN, HUDSON CRY AND Der
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoND PAGE
LECTUtE SEAsoN-NixrH PAcn-Finh coumn.
LOST AND FoUND-FRsr rAcE-First and second col
G1EBLn HANTGks-F 1Ss r%Gs.tinG column.
MATRlMoNIAI--ElGHrH pAGE-Sxth column.
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAeE-sixth
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS TENTH PAcE-
MIscELLANEopiUts-N NINTH PAer-Third column.
SEWSGATTsT eq aenAh column
HEWsrApERS-FIasr PAcE-lhrd column
PiANoFoRTEs, ORGANS, &G.-NiSrH PAcp-Fourh col
PRoFEssIoNAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-sccond
REAL n EsTHTE WASTED-srcosD PAep-Third column,
aaS flsT s1q Faanp column
REWARDs-Finsr PAcE5-second column
ES At column
err, tirs and second Sc sir columns 70 .s
SPECIAL YoTICEs-Flnsr PAca-second and third col
sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS &C-FRsr PAcE-Fourth
column
SUMMER RESORTS-ELEyENrH PAGE-Thrd column and
TWELFTH PAGE-sixth column.
TIE TRADES-TwELFTn PAGE-Fonrth column
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs-sE PAGE
TRAVELLERS GiiDEMELnvESril FAcEIFourth and fifth
spd R Nsa AND EHRSE%s TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Firh column, and NINTH PAcE-second
WANTED 10 PuRCH AsE-Fmsr PAcn-sixth column.
%AT sTER STS rEoY Fox sh lfa
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-Flasr PAcE-Fifth column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A TTENTIoN Is Is, CALLED TO THE SALE
OF OVER $2oOoO OF ELEGANT AND FAST
HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, BLANKETS,
THE PROPERTY Or JAMES R. THoRNToN, ESQ,
ON MONDAY TOMORROW. AUGUST 10, AT
sr,p,p No i x 2GL0GK PR 9n v h At srovvr
BETWEEN wHvERi.Ey And CLINTON P sL1scE'
BY diiARLEs c. DUFF, A TT;
including the fine handsome and fast bay Trotting Mare
Lady Glare; she is 1854 hands high years old she
raised in county sired by Edward Everett dam
by George Patchcn and has boon owned driven
en owner for past two she pull in 40
track and has much bottom living great
style and warranted sound and kind be be
Elegant high Mare 1915 hands
old sired by Dorsey Golddust dam by Edwin For
raised by b. T. Smith, Louisville Ky. She is
very handsome harness ont can rot better than @
and handled will tro much faster She fast pole
mare Is well known the road the Thornton has
full name ana tail; prompt and driver be driven
by child, and warranted sound and kind.
Also hne dapple brown Geding, lola hands high
old sired by General Knox dam by Toronto Chief lie
ot all his heats inside of 40 and warranted sound and
kind
Ericsson he by Mambrno Chief dam by old Hambletonia
He is fine and rcsolute driver; trot in 40 and
ranted sound and kind
Also 6ne brown Totting Mare Forrest Maid She is Is
dam by ST. Lawrence She beat 80 any track and
is warranted sound and kind.
Also fast sorrel Geding Contractor 151 hands high,
years old sired by Morrill, Jr dam by Ethan Allen.
He ro three heats inside OF 30 and warranted sound
and kind.
Also other family Horses full description of
sale.
Also Carriages, TOP and open Wagons Harness. Phaetons
Blankets, Robes &c
Stock exhibition and trial at stable above.
Sale positive rain shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

VROTTING AT SPRING VALLEY N " AUGUST "a
% and 26 1S75Purse $3.50 for horses trotting
800 purse $50 for rs August % purse $50 for
rs $3.50 for 40 class; day $3.50 for 80
class Entrance fee 10 per Entries the Fair
View House Spring Valley Tuesday 18th at o'clock
y. Nj. Address A. FURMAN, Spring Valley, n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

A COPY OF THE LONDON TINES NEWSPAPER,
n from 1913 70 the present time TO be sold Inc volumes
from 1918 20 1910, inclusive handsomely bound The
hole In good condition Address, stating pLce offered TO
JOHN ARNOLD. 3l0 Maylobone Road. Gopdon Eng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

A FOR SALE-oN ACCOUNT OF CLOSING or
n. one beautiful shifting leather top Wagon and
IIotting Wagon best city makers Inquire at No Ia
Eighteenth street, one door east Of Mr. Belmounts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

lust IMPORTED-SCOTCH AND SKYE ENGLISH
81 Pugs, Pointers, Settlers, FoxhOunds Rabbit Hounds
Esquimaux Dogs Italian Hounds Ferrets thoroughly trained
for rabbits aud rats. IL GARDNER Ill South Fifth
MINIATURE YACHT SAPPHO FULLY RIGGED
wi with small Boat suitable for boy at auction, by
JERE. JOHNSON, Jr., on Tuesday,
at37 Nassau street ut II O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

At AUCTIoN-oN TUESDAY, AUGUST IT.
"A AT 10 O'CLOCK by
VAN TASSELL KEARNEY, AT
their Auction Mart 10 and liz East Thirteenth street.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A PRIVATE STABLE
GRAY HORSE WAvERLY, 10 HANDS HIGH,7 YEARS
old kind and in all harness; free from vice;
good roadster better than minutes; fears nothing
and warranted sound Also
SET HARNESS, NEARLY NEW, AND
TOP ROAD WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER
GRAY HORSE EDGAR, Is HANDS HIGH, g YEARS
old kind and true in all harness. free from vice fine
under saddle trots in "a minutes, and warranted sound
Also 81 Harness and
Tor ROAD WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER
WHITE HORSE GRAY PRINCE, l5% HANDS
high years old kind and in all harness; free from
vice fine roadster, and trot in 2 40. Also
re Of Harness and
NO TOP ROAD WAGON.
SPOTTED HORSE tom COLLINS Is HANDS
high years old kind and in all harness. free from
vice, and trot in 45. Also set Harness and
BLACK MARE BLACK ROSE Is HANDS HIGH,
old kind and true in all harness free from vice
FIRST class road and beat three minutes Also
set Harness and
no TOP ROAD WAGON.
Also
ELEGANT LANDAULErTE, IN GOOD ORDER, WITH
Pole and shafts; and
All the Office Furniture Blankets Whips Sheets &c &c
Can be seen ut the Mart above any time after Monday,
at o'clock
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sPoRTINc-Docs. BIRDS, sc.

A VERY PINE W. POWELL son TEN BORE
n BTeech Loader, also "a FIRST quality Wesley Richards
Muzzle Loader for sale cheap GEO. SMITH, SO Chatham
street
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'1rNHE TELEGRAM QUOTATIONS.
THE CABLE REPORTS
OF THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
IN THE NOON EDITION OF THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
CAN BE FOUND ON ALL
THE NEWS STANDS
AND IN FRONT OF THE
STOCK EXCHANGE, BROAD STREET.
OR SERVED BY CARRIER TO ANY
ADDRESS DOWN TOWN AT IL O'CLOCK.
LEAVE DIRECTIONS AT THE OFFICE
OF THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
NO ANN STREET
UERALD BUILDING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

A handsome collection Of Curs and Switches hand in
the shades very low prices. Combings made up,
25c and SOC ounce; by newly invented method.
roots put all one way, 81 per ounce.
Ladies should not fail 10 call at newly opened estab
lishment 81 West Fourteenth where all the
Of the displayed in great variety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

UXCRLSIOR BIRD POWDERS FOR DISEASED
II blIds restores plumage and song. Wholesale Agent e.
n CRITTENTON, No. 7 Sixth avenue, New York Price
IS cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

MRS ALLAN 4i6 THIRD AvENUE.-A sPECTALTY
NI rheumatism and Neuralgia cured by magnetic ma min
ulaon and ladies' sickness. Consultation free N B-Pos
tive cure for Cholera Iniantuna-
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no.aauca >taurant.

In the wear l7Ia there die! jan the city
... C,u.rn.s %. ,.u cc.ccurr.c merchant,
,yhohaI once boon wealthy, hut whose
fortune a.t 5y unsuccessful. speculation
hocp reduce. Ia 5000. Iw"-tnirds Of
This aunlu. D.. invested "ior the beneh'
q. b.. descendants, and provided by
viii Tina, n.,-aer principal nor interest
sbrsld bee drawn for 100 years. Long be-
for, t..ecNp.rat.un ofthat time the slngu-
iar prlv..luu wa forgotten, and ms
f..-...,.tur.l,. cy"u II they knew his
name thought 40 more oi aim than oil
ANY other remote pro1enitor. About
two wears ago the Will was discovered by
. ...'...- VINO had occasion to examine
.,.nsi5 be- documents on Tile in the Reg
.,r.-, otii. in Copenhagen. Inc law
vcr tool, ,Ea matter in hand, and am.
gent inquiry found the heirs scattered
through all the countries OF western
Europe. AMI that one mad lc"hd
L,r way To America. The latter
ua.u Ms. Julius knuehcndHpp!r, a ma
,i,..o. Haubur-. who came TO Ne"
N..,t.. ,,h,,t twy.yrNcurS ago, where she
wa. married in 1868. kuocncndupPle Is
q waiter employed in Monquine re>taur-
ar.. uu Fulton street, or rather ne was
..mr.,ri there unit. - few days ago,
.yr.u an official note from tn" Register ol
Wis "a Copenhagen, informed MS "iio
.,..... .j.... Ma ne,r ,o $50 600, and direct
.a- a.r - present her claim IN
r.r,.r, ~ soon as possible. knochen-
if,...,,| fi,-..f ;D rrIIvprt circumstances
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-25
CITY PROPERLY FOB SALE,

I OFFER At PRIVATE SALE THE
| property at the head Of Market street,
adjoining McIure'S addition. comprising
about nine lots. | will sell it either in
whole or IN part, to suit purchaser. Terms
very reasonable. | will also sell lot on
corner OF cole street and alley ., fifty feet
square. II has n brick house thereon, con-
tanning six rooms and a cellar. Titles
perfect For particulars enquire of
ED. CHlHSTMAN,
At Christmau House Market square.
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WASHINGTON HALL,

Mus EN LNING, OCT. D 80.
From prcScntlndications this will be one
OF the most CHEEKY and pleasant entertain
mentS ever given by our sunday school.
PRICE or TICKErS.-In order that
oyerynody may he able 10 attend the Con-
cert We have placed the price OF ad mission
at the lowcsl possible ligures. Reserved
seats. 50 cts; can b" had at 10 o'clock to-
dny, at Adams & Lucas music store. Cen
eral Admission, - cents.
These Tickets can be had at Adams Il
IuraS' Music store, Bookings Drug store,
John W. HeiSkeu's Book House, ANA of the
John II. ZeVeiy, No. Hol
Market street. All Scholars of the school
will receive Tickets of Admission Free, on
Monday morning, at the office oil me super
intendcut. John II. Xrvcly, No. 1871 Market
street, or of Miss Mary Robertson, Teacher
OF the Jewels. ON Eighteenth street.
Doors open at 90 o'clock; Concert COM
mcucr- at "a o'clock. oc-o
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THE WHEELING DAILY REGISTER MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 25 1917
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED.

One or two nicely furnished room, for
lodging near the Mcclure House:
ANDERSON & PAUL.,
oc.25 Real Estate Agents,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-25
FOR SALE.
SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES,
Commissioners Sale

OF REAL ESTATE.
d. =. Thoruburgh, Administrator OF the
estate OF Noah II. Garrison, decd,
vs..
JOhu Thornburgh and others.
In the Circuit Court OF ONO county, In
Chancery.
By virtue of n decree of the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county, render in the above en-
Titled cause, ut the April term, $50, of said
will, on - ,turday. the Born day ~
October. 1879, sell AT the front door OF
the Court House OF Ohio county, commence
ing said sale at 10 O'clock 4. ~, sixty
Acres, Three ROOdS and Sixteen Perche, Of
Land, u part of the home farm OF the said
John Thoruburgh, located the National
road, about One-hIlf mile west Of the town
OF Philadelphia, more particular descrip-
ton of which can be had by reference 10
the papers in the cause, or by inquiries
made OF ". &. smith, surveyor, or either
OF the undersigned Commissioners.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF the pur-
chase, or 50 much more rs the purchaser
may elect, cash in hand, and the remain
der in two equal instruments Of six and
twelve months, respectively, from the day
of sale. with interest from that day, the
purchaser giving his notes for the deferred
IuttIlmcntS 81 the purchase money, and
securing their payment either by nj
lowing the Commissioners 10 retain the
title or by giving deed Of trust upon the
property. J: II. GOOD,
HENRY VI. RUSSELL,
Commissioners.
lOUS W. MITCHELL, AuctlDuCcr. Sp-Jl
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-25

was mixed affair. The paper Of the
l4th ,exonerated Mrs. Tiltonn and
Beecher, and that Of the End, which
stimatized them as shameless, exposed
and confessed adulterers. Porter en-
tered into an elaborate analysis Of the
letter of contrition. The argument
was that Meulton had written the
words, and Tilton had run his pen
through them correcting them
Speaking Of Deecher's life Of Christ
and Of Fullerton's remark about the
possibility of-Tilton's writing the life
of Judas Iscariot, and certain circum-
stances, Judge Porter exclaimed-wc
might have suggettcd whether, If
Frank Moulton had have happened to
have been one Of the IL Judas Iscar.
lot would have pocket those pieces Of
silver. He spoke withIgreat severity
of the pressure brought to bear upon
Mrs. Moulton to make her swear false
ly. \ stir ran through the audience
when the orator, with intense earnest.
ness, exclaimed-aThat story would
never have fallen from her lips if God
had not visited upon her the calamity
of binding her-I hope not beyond
this life-to:a man like Frank Moul.
ton.
Judge Porter will conclude his ar.
t!to-morrow afternoon.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-25
The Fossil Hunters on the Move.

CuIcAGo, Nav 24.-An Inter.
Ocean special from Fort Laramie
states that the Black Hills geological
surveying expedition left there and
will cross North Platte river early TO.
morrow morning. The party will
take up its line Of march for Rawhide
creek, about twenty miles north on
Laramie and Platte rivers. Numer.
GUS mining parties are cncamped in
the vicinity awaiting the movements
OF the military with evident intention
Of following their trail to the hills.
Soon after their departure, Sioux
bring reports that trouble is beginning
among certain warlike chiefs anl dis
affected Sioux, who have been holding
councils in the neighborhood Of the
Black Hills to devise means Of inter.
cspting exploring parties. These
lndisns are chiefly young men in hos
tility 70 Red Cloud and Spotted Tail,
and are taking advantage Of their alb.
sence in Washington to take the war
path.