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New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
COTTON MARKETS.

MR,PHIs Oct 5-CoitOn steady; Mddinr 12 2c net
receipts $40 shipments Csc bales sales, l3OJ bales
sayi9NtE oct. 5.-Cotton firm Niddng l25c; Low
Mdhng 12te. Good Ordinary Pc, net recelpty 32ll
bales gross $50 bales sal POO bales st2ck 2140 bates
Low Mdiing I2iac Good ordinary. ii &c, net receipts
100 bales gross, 5000 bales; sacs, 1000 baes stock,
%oHfP oct 5-CottOn steadier Miniling, 12i4o Low
Mddng &c GOOD OruinaIJ II l4c nei receipts G96
bales EXPORTS cOastwise, 6J5 bales: sales LOO baes
CgsR ssSoN oct 5-coon frm for rradcs Siidllng
l2s,c Low siidiling 1ib0ll c. GOod Ordinary, IlS4G
l2c net receipts 17Sl baes. sales 12OO bales; stock
GNvgsToS Oct 5-Cotton steady; Middlng l2S-c; Low
Mdding 12sc Good Ordinary, II iac; net reCelPt lIJi
tales experts cOastwis LIZ baiesi saes Il-J b1es
stock 10 $50 bales
BtlTfMosY Oct. 5-Cotiun nruer Nfidlng l3c Low
Mdding l2stc Good Ordinary l2Sc.; net receipts ITO
brs 3g3 bales. exports coastwis go bales safes
600 bales sIiuners 800 bales stock. $50 bales
AVGUsrA Oct Cotton firm; good demand; Mdolng,
l2iia122c.; low Mddling. l2c; Good Ordinary, IA
II c: receipts, !, 90 bGiesi sales 500 bales -
WILMINGTON oct 5.-COttOn unClAEgnd MiddlinS l2'4e.j
Iow Mddng l2c Good Ordinary lie: net receipts, 40
bales: sales 2g2 bales: stock 3432 bales.
PHlLA ADELPBA. oct 5.-COttOn quet Naddling, l3l1t-
Low MddIug, 1Sc. Good Ordinary, l2e net receipts
BosgtS OCT. 5.-CottOn quiet nominal; Mihdlng 3pc;
Low Mddng &c Good OD &c. net feeopis, ~
bales; grOsa i.fU2 bales stock, t,7.I hales F..
ORFoIK, Ots. 5.-COfton frn MdfhnG l@Ac; net re
cepts 2572 baies exports codstwse 2Js bles sales SOo
bales stock 1858 bales. .. -. -. 80 -
Mddng 12asc; Good or!inaly ll$c; net receipts, AZ
bales; shipments III bales stock. 563 bales.
LOUsVILLR, Oct. 5.-COiton qutt; MddnnS, l3c
LOUIS, oct 6.-COttOn-NO report.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
SALE. Under DECREE of

MASTER SALE. - Under DECREE of
s M E2EGL2sTS sG Eic CRY ' RATLa6Ap i G0MrHNf
y The cGa con-; of hs U3S5 ii f6A 9r go .d R9! sF q
p3as against THE sAlXr 5osEPn 3, and DENVER
Whereas term Of The CnItoi states Croat court f8T
ai sa S''.,. STATE a ls75 decree Sss
~ Ic afndaHI rho S,nt Joseph and D!ver Ci.y RAILROAD
Company ryen tn complainant The Farmers Loan sid
Trgst Company as irsee b,@TpS & aa.S 0 "a A9s M 5t
le2 to se tine ls o2 I oS % I'VE I'VE n. a fsiis 5saaa a
And GGgres ~ Nj MA shd 5diiGyf na G s and prrs c
singular The railroad Of The ] dfeni2ni G The ,5t sant
irom the CITY q 81 Joseph, IN tho state Of Nj.
sor 80 H. a16 au g or Vy NV Of S MSTse II T fc @ so q Gas
distance OF 10 miles nereabouts except M Iisnt u
6pt N RStosd Com ray torcther Win an and glaI tno
right oi way OF he said saint Joseph ana Deny,f Ciy ran
ss Es s W S ns is ioiSins 70 the said aro Company,
H. upol or per anug % aid rroll inclnins 5 9ad'g
S"afr S to be oncd Posssd or acquired olcrag sd
rlrSad between the cicsi EIwood aud Harysyc Aforesaid,
Including the terminus ai Maysyie a. tl9 sn9 Nsa Poi
vond Margs,s Wastw ard all raj estate which
ss 3"i a Of of t s ~ roa % @ SdSs 5c lag aso ad in he
Sch The siid rosi extends to cts Of MarYsye to-
Feher with all sn singnar the SS hiyicG IS aI S SSm m
tie apaeiaIc 10 the above described promises Belonging
] 3N 4csR T sRP52@ni@s ta @ e we @ ad lar
except aforesaid together with Tgn NE anu 4 t'I %
personal property mentioned in tho scue annexed 10 the
Tepor Of the Master said cause, and OF ana all ohef
pe property belonging to the said saint Joseh ana cn
Ne- alrOal Coin a. Sh2! cCfcspO Itl @ p4o
portion hicl length Of the sad line OF TloaI btaten
It's comm St Joseph aiUrcial id IL terminus a.
81 the tac Of Kansas bears 70 the wils l'1
IirOad rum the cOmmenc Iirht ~ ~ Jos.p4
to terminus or near Fort Nearney thai 70 t. s IN th9
ll3 miles bears - Tie clt cnGts o. ,e
rosA N ticreJi ~, he sutc'i ~ i'isr tiia
pIn9uTt tUc to the cOmgiaiants for principal 'ni interest
nId tr costs In this cause bs sold at nIbhc aGCtri ~
klaysyilp Kansas the direction ~ Nhahc. VI 6ld
Sp Master parcel and to aIpl the poctnf OF SAID
sale to the satisfaction sGd Judgment interest ana ooos
III
whereas The said Master required ny sau decGt 70
rive public notice o tho ime and piic of SAD s' ~ at
Using the The new i1s lI6une and ~ ne fin.nc,eI @
i'm me CITY and n Tho EostUn rans rIt inl
Chicago ntcocea once week in each week icF three ~
Tow fnrrs.orc Public Notice s hereby given that :,
WHITAKER NJ. GRANT, Master as nllressi. N pHrrahee
OF said decree, VIII on THU NSpA1 le
fourh ay November D. - -, 1T 10 O'Clock a H. O. s
day al the city Marysvie in The state Of kan5 aofc
81 Inc front door depot OF said railroad comp my n SAID
y sc al public aucon the highest bidder the above De
"rbed premises and al the interests o the eantps er
successors thereto and apply the proc EDS i
a, - y sad decree aud yrOyiiriD1cd Iuly ~ 1870
WHIfAKER M. GRANT special tIas;eF.
ALEXANDER ~ O. KEN, F
JyZS laWl3YW
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IIyEgrOoL oct 5l230 p. n.-CGtt0n "a steady ddding
VUiand G- Mddng Oflesn "a sd sales Of ~ 900 bales
inciGing Speculation and export receipts lO7OO
bales American none arrive weaker; free sellers
al last nights pIiCss; sales Of Middng Uplnds L. NJ g,
October delivery Tie receipts Of Wheat Tor the
past days have been 10000 OF which 2lOO0 were
American.
IIE gPOO oct 6l nCOttOn 10 arrive hrmcr; sales OF
Nttlug Uplands T.. M. g.. shipped November and Doceu
10. do, sippe1 december lptt
se5D az 6fd -.. .
IAsEEPOO- Oct. 6--2 p. m.-Saes Of Midding Upanfs
Con low Middng clause shipped September, az 6ald
Brcadstun strong Wheat Genital iOr ayerace
Western spring, and l4 ~. for ied winter GO A. 296
quarter for Mixed Western. Flour, 2AGGZ5.6 y bb.
LyKRrOoi- oct. 53 m.-Ot The sales Of Cotton today
100 bales American.
i1ykKfJQI. oct 5-5:JO m.rhe market Tor Yarns and
FabTc. Manchester quiet but unchanged SALES OF Mid
Orleans Cotton, Low Mdding clause shipped October
aud November al Sd Corn POS 299 Y quarter tor Mixed
WAatsr
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
financial.

LIMITED amount Of MONEY can be placed
"A on time three 20 Ave years good and valuable West
EN- ~ 10 interest interest
and principal psyabe in NewlOrk eseEhere rs may Do
contracted Apply 70 HAAR & 90, 4b Nanst. New YotS.
(tALJF0RNIA MINING STOCKS.-S0me OF
~ sm ara perfectly safe AS INVESTMENTS, paying reg
nr dividends 20 per cont Ories executed by inle
graph Tor any quant desired DAILY teegsphio qaostchs
and other Information furnished.
WILLIAM WARD, No. o Broadst. Drsxel Building.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
WOOL MARKET

PHuADEIPHIA Oct 5-Fne Wool IN improved dfrnand but
nOtnghcr; Medium, and C0uihng steady and IN light supply
Ohio Peunsylyalia, and West Virginia XXX and above
45aAGe.; Y, 45d46c. Medium. a9a5Oc.; Coarse, 400
43ci Coarse De!sine, 49e NeTiSrk Michigan, IHdaoa
4Od43 Coarse DelaiEe i9c Couong Washed, 10 ,fzo;
COmbing Unwashed. A2iae.; Canada CgnbnE 62@53c.j
Pine, I'm washed 29d3lc. co and Medium. InwaSled,
$id$6oj Tub Washed. +sG35e Colorado Washed, 26S
3ne Colorado Unwas q 024e, EXt nnh Merino Pul ed
4Od32c.; 10. and Super, Pulet, 3Jas3G; Ie1as Fine
Medium 25d20c TcIss, Coarse 2lG2te; California
Fine and Medium 20 d3Oc California, Coarse 22d2Sc.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
FNMAN LINE.-FIxed SouthcrIy Course.
Dnsintss Cbanee5.

rGyO THOSE seeking BUSINESS.-HUNT &
4 HAYNESS "MONTHLY RE"ISfER,' gratis, or
mailed Or stamp Registration FREQ Business transfers. part
nrr, ip. c NEGOTIATED eXprdOusy. 80 charge unless ne
collation. culcuaed. HUNT * HAYNES, FINANCIAL ana
Business ErOkefs, 1877 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
LIyAnrOOL NARKhr-OCT.

LONBON Oct. --l3J0 p m.-Anercan securities guCt.
LOsDON oct 6-1 IaET1e Railway shares, ia do Pre-
!erned. 3ll2
OSDoS oct So p ln.Ene Rail 0ay shares Preferred, 32
LONDON, Oct $3.50 m.Ihc amount OF bullion gone
INTO Of gIaDd balance 10 day is 4l2SDOO
LOKDoS, oct 81 2. m-United states bonfs 1858 oid
~ 1858 iO7ss Ten Foftes l04 y Er1e Railway shares
Prefsrred, 81 Pans aiyiees quote Hetes At 6jf Soc
LOADON, oct 0-5.3U p. n.--IRll0w 53l . for 1873.
LOkDDN oct 6--Eyening. Calcutta Ilnseei ~ S61iSe
Iinssed OIL 24f924 y cwt Spirits Turpenune, opeaeo
al z3 60z3j9 aud closed al 20 o.
LONDON MAKKRT-oCT. 3.
E0sl0-COnfnOn De 1ui
e-Sprts. ..--.-.. Z3j1 STEADY
YAtus, Oct 5-Exchauge London, 25f Zoe.
ANIMAL Oct 5.-PetToeun ut for nns Pale American
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROA AD.-THE
4 GREAT TRUNk LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUTE leave Newl from foot DrsJro5sas and
ESprs, fo farrisb1rg Pittsburgh the West and South
with pullman Palace Cars attached $50 a. m aud $50 D.
For Wiilanspor and Lock Haven via Philadelphia and
Ee II. II. DIV connecting at fbiadelphl 800 for
Willlamsp0rt Lock Maven, CORY and Erie $50 con-
Meeting al Cory for usyie Petroleum Centre and the oil
E naltimore washington and the South limited Wash
$50 a M; Washington at 4:lO y. Regular
$50 garss m @ for r PhlsGfIph 10 T. $50 m 1880
TO 400 5. 2, $780, .. and IL night sunday.
tor Newark at s. ESQ T. 7.40 g. o. 10 Il a. M II M + q
23O 0, 34O s:lO, 430 O. o20 o;tO bl0 $780, q $780,
SO TO- ll;S0 m, and IL night Sunday a. IL, 6:20 o.
'fS f@r Z tilsbeth & $50 T. TAO o. 10 m go
TO- Il:3O m. ~ night. Sunday, 5.20 g. $780, T.
For Its6way g. 63O. T. TAO g. TO- II m IL m l. 2 $50
SiO $40 4lO. 4:50 430. 520. 540 O. GlO $50 a. SsIO
Woodbridge, Perth Aniboy and South AmbOy,
For FOR SV New bTSnscS I and IA m u m 3lo 41o 5ao
clio D M and II night "a SUNDAY, q m T. and7 p
For East Millstons oS ~ noon 1, and & 20 p m
For Pr,ReSon Z, $40 a M 1850, =. il6 ana p IN.
For Fieplngton PhhpaOuTS and BelvideIe $3.50 a. w. and
Eo@p @ Mercer and Somerset Branch n H.
For Trenton Bo,dentown, Darlington and Camden. 73o
$50 a. m- 1920 2 l. o. ard .. m.
tor Freehole .so oIi Il M so1,r y ana aa 40 p ia
For Hightsiown Pemb6on aud Camden. via Psr.h Amboy
Fot Hill tstown Penberton. ga in Perth Anboy
and 1904 m, via M9nnont1 % 1Nc9 80 az, an, n M
and SS p r. $ LG4 ,S sS I9 gSo 3 6 @ a'y
sePh i,S 5io n eso $50 Ioi5 ITO ii'sa a. m 10 iS
5lb $40 800 s4i y'1O, l027 q. m. sunday $40, $50
SckSt Ones sao ana 81 BroaGway No Astcr iiOuso
Brooiiyn and Noa ia. ie and ms HEdsost Hoboksn.
Emigrant Ticket ores NS Battery place
n.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

ERlE RAILWAY: .,,.,,, -, r-,,.. -, .s,., ,uro.t
Chicago Day Express DrawingrOOm
iSiS a. m~Express Mail for Buffalo aud Niagara Falls.
raas E1Bas Bn6 oT SssrS ss Ws Ta, Segpns cias
matt Detroit, and Chica % without change. =,
Trains leave Chambers-st DcPgt y - for Newark 2 10
ianiss t8 sG 5Sardy 'Gd nj nF: Only s sS p H.
and Az p % G mGgS S;R sSnlaS @ $50 ~ 5 go p and
a 6aon ij' $i5 tS l;5o s 5:l5 9;lS IS S3o !, Z
/ ~ ~ & i3i % tiS IS, p % ts tS Az 3, p m p mG
night SUNDAY = 5Ij $40 aud 10 m, 30 p M amt IL
"5 5 IT. 25%S1 Ss%SaTs 52 S 3 III i65 4? tso 0 $
sundays, sic m. Warwick, $50; l045 O. M $50 p m.
75o Ei9siI0io , io35 & mi H. '3 $50 AZ l8C s%3day; 55
dP 5a 80 p D. m m an, 5dnSS S 10 Win It aa 5 wdso
Widand Railroad at Ma,n Port Jery 7jO ., 1915
4ao pm sa4ri sM6ariEgN Ig y r. a. K a. 5F a3f + E. M
Trains leave ior EngIogo9l closier PermGRSS 7yaGE
AID saturday nights only At 1850 ;. sundays a. m
aug Nanas sFrng Valley Monsey and $50 m, 245
NoffJTrains leaving Chambcrsst even half hours
Leave 2jdst een minutes elIier taln a9oye % us 5frS
with leaving Chambers st. at 1870 m and IL mid
Tickets FOR passage and for apartments in DrawngroOm and
s'ens Colc9fs can Be oDGn.4 m IA 80 a. oc's m cnany D5 s
Iyp4, trains from the v st arrive NewYork ct 725
JNO. y. ABBOII, beheTa iaS'th5tt H5Vli -No'-
NOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIEID WHITE MOI OUNrAIN MoNIRi.Als AM inter
mediate points steamer leaves eksip daily loundAs ex
s ,5g n in GnsP ct Es % aIs boat % ssqP:l Fss
sin m IL o'clock Tickets sold and baggage checked at 9ii
Broadway. NewNOr< and courts BrOOklyh
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
~ CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEMJERSEG. 40
BRANCH. AND OCEAN BEACH.
Passenger station foot 0f liberty st.. ~ H.
Commencing Monday, Oc'. 4, 1878.
FIVE TRAITS EAcIL WAY ~, DAILY except % STnSoy sunday
Matawan Mifile,own aud Red Bank
Leave New.York for Ocean Grove 9.l5 a IN. IL m.
For ocean Beach at 9l5 AM l2m.
RETURNING.
Leave Ocean Beach at IL 5. p.
Leave Ocean Grove at 800 a. M ~ 70, " p IN
Long Brancn al ';JJ. Hi5 l3 10 i:3l p m
Leave South Amboy at 1'7. 9O3 a. q, ., 92O
Stages and from X KEYPoRT connect at MArAWAN STA
-i''' "''- '1 H. p. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agent
X. f. KICKER, Supt and Eng'r
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD-Afier Sept 2G, 1875, through
trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot go
500 a. M Chicago and Northern Express with drawing
1870 a M Special Chicago Express with drawing
Rochester and Buffalo and Niagara Fall arriving ~ Nj
III 90 a. ~ Northern and Western Express
400 Montreal Express Etl sleeping cars rom New
York 20 ST ADan9, arriving at Montreal al 500 o.
GOO p m, Express Daily with sloe9ingcars Tor WatertoWh
in Pacic Express Daily with sleeping FOR Roch
ester Buffalo, and Niagara Falls also for Chicago VIA both
100 D. m RxDrcss With sleeping for Albany and Troy.
way i''in' d" P0' -NN- C. H. KENDRTCK,
General Pas-el ger Agent
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
Gleamtoais ano Railroads.

ALBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT
"A Day boats G. yiBBAHp snd DANIEL pii% y, = leays
2.ths NJ a. NJ landing NJ West Point, Cornwall Ncwbnrgh,
Puugkespsie RhneJeoS, CHtski and iucson. Tickets ON
West Trip Ucke.s 10 West Ioint,
Cornwall and Newbtrph returning same day 81 sgeolai
trains 10 and from Saratoga To Saratoga - ~ Round 1p
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
Giennlboats ano RAILROADS..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID and ulatuok RAILROADS Fare 81. steamer BRIDGE
PORT Catharnosp at 1i30 and Bridgeport at ii
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

L the EEWJERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from New. York "a PhilaSl.l, hia only - ~.
Commencing TUESDAY. Scut. z, 1915. the new st2nch
and COmmodiOus steamboats, JESSE IIONT aud TWILIGHT
connecting At sandy Hook with all trains viii
Leave New York from Pier \. y. r.. foot OF HeetorsL
e45 a. m-For Philadelphia, Long Branch, Nineanh Ana
BridgetOD.
ll5 p. m.-For Philadelphia Long Branch. snd all way
400 p For Philadelphia Long Branch ware,oun and
Tuckerton.
Paror through 70 philadelphia on 400 r. tram
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
XVHTTE STAR LINE.

NHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES NAIL.
NEW AND FULLPOWEhED STEAMSHIPS.
sailing ScS.YOrk SATURDAYS, from Liverpool
THUIl5D AYS, calling ut Cork HRIbor each
BALTIC. BATuR oct D. NJ l2:3O p. IN.
BRITANNIA. SATURDAY Oct. l6 at o 10. IN.
GERMANIC, SATURDAY, Oct2'. At ..
CELTIC. SATURDAY. OCt 80. At $50 a.
ADAIATIC. SATURDAY. Nov. q. at 1lOO a. m.
PROM rHE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 62, NORTH
RIVER.
Thoso teamers fastest In the trade uniform IN size
aud unsurpassed In appointments The saloon staeroona
Smoking and placed amidsips where the
and motion least aorng degree of comfort hitherto
sttainabe az 49,
IA fEYU, be tefma ~ orago. s23
Drti;A fTSil 4 upwarn .U
Fur inspec;n ~ plans informs ton apply ths
ConpsIy's OIgceAs No. 10 Broadway, New York
n = IL J. COItIIa Agent
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
DROyIDENCE AND STONMGToN

tDRON lDENCE AND SIONlNGIO
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Consolidation of SrONISGToN LINE and PROVIDENCE
LINE between NETWORK aud BOSTON
SIONINGTON LINE
FOR PROVIDENCE NEWPORT. AND BOSfoN...,
The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND, rUkSDA -
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, and NARRAGAN-hii -
N. H.. foot Of Jay-st, at p. -.
Through tickets all principal points IN New Ensna lnd
Provinces be obtained Railroad Dcp0is AM @
Oneea Staeroorns may be secured IN advance AZ a"
Offices Of westoot Express Company aud at SO BROADWAY
PROVIDENCE LINE
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRl:CT. -.
The stanch aud powerful steamships ELE1iHA, MuN"
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FlIDANs aud GALArEA.
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS aud SA AIuRDAls >, leANs fIer
"a N. H. foot OF RoOinsOnSt AZ DireCt E0uo of
Worcester and all Northern points via Worcester.
D. y. BABCOCE. President
l.. W. FILKINs, General Passenger a gent.
PRODUCTION IN FARE By CITIZEN LINE
~ STEAMBOATS, FOk TROY AND Alb folStS
NORTH AND WEST-LOW FARE.
First class passage with cabin berth. Oo
f1rstClass passage with staterOOm berth. ..- = ~
The elegant stesnbsts suHSYsiDE and POWELL lcays
DAILY saturdays exeepied at ooook p N fconl ier 10.
a. North River oot Leroy ST. fare SUNDAY osefnx esS
class. 81 50. JOSEPH CORNELL suoortntondcn@
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

OPPOSITION MERCHANTS LINE for
" ALBANY and TROY landing al Catskln- -sisaner J. Il
SCIl YIER from Pier -. n. H. Frankhnsi, MON DAfS
WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS, p. IN. Fare 25 cents
J. ". HANCON.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
TRAINS LEAVE NEwY YORK.
Trains for New leave NJ 7l0 (Accn SOB lEN 800

Trains ior New Haven leave % 7O lAecG SU3 gU'
(Accn), 10 q. tEN) II M (Accnl lExD 30 tAcenl,
3 ix llO and 5lo local Exl. (Exl, and 10 tEx p ~
For south NOrwak, 7:i0, 800, 905 IL NJ, thA,
220, BIB 4i0, 5l5. s:40 6i5. p 10 M For stalalonl
440 AS 5i5, 54o 6:S5 f2O, 0, 10, and lI:35p IN.
Boston Express via springfield al sos and ~ a. NJ and
lib, and and 10 m stopping at stamford NoTHyaiE
and sos and 10 o. m, AMI ), =, and ~ J. m ~
bridgeport The sQ3 a NJ and P m connect gith t!iis
% m connect with Line Division ior Norwich and ths
Connecticut Valley SaybrOok ard the New Haven md
Northampton r. r. Mt New Haven and the b05 A. and p
for Newport 800, 10 and IL nom trains connect
with Connecticut River x. r. at Springfield and n
for Montreal. The 500 A. m. and m. connect With
Naugatuck H. r. and H0usatonC II. j.. AZ bridgeport The
sos a. M 3l5 and 44O p m with Danbnry and Noryllk
at South NOrwalk, and the 500 a. l. and $40 and $50
T. IN. with New Cauaan r. r. Stamford.
Sunday Boston Mail Trains at p IN, via Springfield At
\. III, via Providence
Drawing Day Express and sleeping Cars on
Night Express Trains.
rets can be purchased at Ticket ONCE Of Company
Grand central Depot Offices of y Y. Transfer Co, ~
Broadway New York. and No COuIts, Brooklyn, who WI
also check baggage from residence " destination
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

II EALL AHKAN GEMtNI:
Commencing Sept Il. 1875. Trains leave Hunters Point
a follows: ..
Jefferson. Hampstead and Rockaway All stage lines con
meet with tns
1000 m-Way train for Port Jefferson. locust Valley,
IIenu stead and HOckaway
ii,55 a. m-AccomDlodatiou for Hicksyile and Hemp
stead ...,--..
$50 p.m-Express for Greenport, sag Habor NoThpor
Locust Valley HempStead and ROckaway.
4:3O D. m-ENprrss Tor Port JotcTsOn. Locust valley
b:j5 D. Accommodation FOR Norhport Hcmpstesd nni
i:Sj p m-Express for Locust Valley, Hampstead, ami
ROckaWay. -r->-r,. =, mn .,,,s
0.rOa m--For Port Jefferson Locust Valley, Uemp'eai
and RUcAaSaY
J3J p n.-For NOrhpor, Locust Valley Hampstead ind
ROckaNa".
y. B.-Forry boats ieaye New ork foot OF James SIP
T. r. every halt sundays cXCepe, aui foot - IhT;y
fOurhst E r. every 10 minutes, previous 10 departure O
""-9 Nv" a " - CUSTIs general snpeTntendent.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06

u
~ BOAT LINE, Pier "a, \. R-Steamer CDRNs TEN III
leaves daily az $50 landing at 24th ST. for Yonkcr
TarrytOwn Nyaek. ROcGlInd Lake HsverstTaY. Tomp
kIns Cove, ana PeeksSll. 'fne ADEhPiI at . 2 m,
landing at 2ath-3.. for Englewood YOnkers. Hastings,
SvScs sing sing and HaverstraN fhe ALEXIS II p m
for I56th.st Fort Washington. BngewOed NoneTs fast
ings TarrytOwn Nyack particulars inquire Of -
LANE, Agent, Pier "a. No sunday boat
New-York tribune., 1875-10-06
4 EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. i

A
i ARRANGEMENr OF PASsENGsR TRAINS Aug. Z.
lg75Telye denOts COrandt and DeSbr0s s5eSs5
7 m, ior Eas0n Bethlehem, Allentown Msneh Chunk.
HazletOn Beaver Meadow, MahapOy CITY, Shenandoah w
Carmel Mnkesbarre Pttston. Eniira &C. connecting with
Tor ithaca Auburn Rochester, Buffalo, NlasIa Fs
IN the West. .
/ n M for Easton, Betblehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk.
Hzlat0n MaanOy City, Shenandoah WiksDarre Pltiou,
1unkhannock, &C. making close connections for Readng
POttsyile and HarTisburg. -
~ m, for EasOn, Behlehem, AuentOwn, ana Mauch
Chunk. stopping at all stations
60 p M Night Express daily, for EastOn Bethlehem Al
lentO,y Ssuch Chnne Wilsesbafre Pitts0n Elnra sc.
correcting Ithaca Auburn Rochester, Bofo
Niagara Falls AID the West Pullmans sleeping e0l.hes
attached. II. RI, Sup't. Gnh g..
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ness place of L. w. Stocker, where
they could obtain good bargains.
"A little might of o disturbance at
the gas-works, last Sunday afternoon,
about Z o'clock, which came near be
ing Il serious fire and an explosion
Some damage was done t. the estab
lishment. We are sorry to record the
fact that Mr.. Perham and Jacob Will
liams were badly burnt while trying to
eXtingulsh the fire.
Our village merchants are filling
up with new tall goods, which they
say are splendid" and will be sold as
"cheap as the cheapest. Some Of
them ought to consult their own ben
eft by advertising in the AGE.
William w. Jones our fashion.
able barber, or hair dresser, has just
procured the services Of m assistant
artist, who well understands his bust
ness. That's the place to go for jobs
of this profession. See card on the
outside of this paper under the head
of Windsor.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-22
BARNARD FAIR.

The day opened well, but clouds ap-
peared before noon, which deferred
many from attending that otherwise
would The Fair was pretty far and
the attendance good. The Quechee
cornet band discoursed excellent mll-
sic ; Uncle Tim Perkins sung one or
two of his best songs General Spoon
er and Nose Cheney talked to the peo'
pie, and all enjoyed the occasion tip
top. The show of cattle, horses,
poultry, garden Sass, and household
articles, was good, although not so
large as former years. 1t commenced
to rain about four o'clock, which in
terfered with the programme, and the
committees not having reported, we
are only able 10 give a small portion
of the award of premiums this week.
List of Premiums Awarded at
Barnard Town Fair 1873.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-22

The London correspondence of
the New York Tribune describes a
rather exciting conflict among the wo-
men attending the meeting ofthe Brit
ish Association for the Advancement
of Science, where Mrs. Rose Crawshay
wife of the great Welsh lron-master,
gave an accoun. of her scheme for
solving the domestic-servant difficulty
by employing young ladies instead Of
the ordinary inefficient and insubordi-
nate attendants Of a lower class, and
read paper telling the results Of the
experiment. Mrs. Crawshay still
clings to the idea and advocates its
general adoption, but the experiment
had failed at her own house where she
had introduced it. When Mrs. Cfaw-
shay sat down, Mrs. Gray, who is an
energetic educational retormer in Lon
don, followed with pungent crit
cism. She thought the scheme itself
unscientific ; it proposed to use pol
ished tools for rough work. A wo-
man trained in social refinement was
out of place in the kitchen it was a
degradation, and there was plenty OF
work in which they are better suited.
schools and hospitals; as housekeep-
ers, even, they might keep their place,
but not, as in Mrs. Crawshay's house
hold, walk in at the front door and
down to the kitchen. Lord Amberley
took Mrs. Crawshay's side. Mr.. Nc
Mordie replied to him in Il bitter
speech, denouncing the scheme as
quiXotic. Lord Aberdare joined in
the debate, steering as near the mid
die as he could, but winding with an
opinion that on the whole Mrs. Craw-
shay's plan would not do. There was
not little feeling shown. Cheers and
Kisses alternated, but Mrs. Crawshay
sent us away in good humor by a re
mark that, after all, her scheme was
only transitional, and that We are soon
likely to have no servants at all, gen
tlewomen Or others.