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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.
Er.DnpHAN MARX FITS

LIVERPOOL. Sept 2s12S0 Cotton is quiet Kidding lt
Upauds Middlng Orleans Tad; sales 5000 bales IN
GLIDING 1000 bales tor speculation and export; recrips
"a 600 bales bales American Cotton 10
arrive partially led cheaper Middng Upland Low
Mddng clause shipped December and January er SAID at
shipped November and December at 6'id The
receipts Wheat for the past three days have been $4,000
quarters. which $4,000 quarters were American
LIVERPOOL. Sept 2S-l30 mSaes OF Middling Uplands
Cotton Mddng clause. October and November dehV'
cry at 6llsd. ,.n - d..
iivRsPooi, Sept 2s-2 p. m.-Breadstufs are firmer
Wheat 10 SOIL y GENITAL for California White ~
oil for California Club do Corn. 289d293 quarter Tor
Mixed Western. Pork, III y Dbl. for Mess
LygRPOOI sept 28-3 mOf the sales Of Cotton today,
400 bales american.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 284 p. m.-The market for yarns and
fabrics Manchester Is quiet and unchanged sales Of Mid
ding Uplands Cotton, MDg clause shipped OCTOBER
and November. Sad. Lara, 50 Pcwt ~
sept 1880 p m-Cotton-Sa OF ilunins
Upands Mddng clause shipped January and February
614l. .oa
lO2i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBANY Sept. 2S-wheat nothing doing. Rye steady al
IS a9Oc sales from store at 90c. Corn dull at TAO
tic Western Mixed; sales 1000 BUSH ON private terms
oats dull and weak Barley quiet saes Of cars 40 2
Straight 81 rs and cars do Stained at IL TO-
Malt quiet and uDchangeds ,
BALnMonK. sept 29.-Coton Is shade hrner Low Mid
supers 81 259$5 Rio Brands So 5DaS5 ~ other grades
steady for southern Western hrmer and active; southern
spot 6l4c October closing at ESQ., spot and ocSPer oas
&c do Mixed 46o4Sc RYE dull nominal Hay steady /;
Maryland Pennsylvania Timothy s23as25 Provisions
srong and higher Pork scarce strong and higher at
s2s 3S9s23 So Bulk Meats nominal shoulders, 9Aa9sc;
Clear RIB Sides 23c loose packed 9al34c Bacon active
Shoulders lOa10Lc: Clear Rib sides lac; Hans, 5s6
ieum strong; Crude ea6Jc Refined isnS bid cp1eo
boston Sept 2sFour in moderate demand ssies West
and Minnesota Extra Sc 25as7 "a Winter wheat oh no
ST. Louis 81 25 southern s. t0ass for Common Extra;
and Choice Family. Corn dull at 732d7Sc for Mixed and
Yellow. Data selling at 490j7o for Mixed and White kye
ST. S22 90, Fine Feed and Middpgs-none 0nernE
Rocepts-Flou 1888 bbls Corn 43ao bush OATS 3O40O
bush; Shorts, $3.50 bush. ,
CINcISaAI Sept 28-Flour quiet but steady Whes quiet
but firm Rcd 81 309sI 40 Corn dull sholled. 69d6oc
oats steady with moderate densnd OF 309a5c Barley quiet
aud unchanged Rye dull at 7s07Sc Pork-Demand iAr and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29

LONDON sept 25-l23O 93i5is for both
aud tho account United States Bonds Ten FOrties lOi4
New Elves, l042s. Erie Railway shares l4'4.
LONDON, sept 28l30 mPaIis adyices quote Renes at
65f. 35c. 49, 49,
LONDON, Sept. 28-3 p. m-The amount OF bullion with
drawn from The Bank of England balance to-day Is
41l000 Erie Railway shares, l4s Refined Petroleum 10
Q10l4d. v gallon.
LoSDos Sept 23 m-Consos 9iisi for both money and
the account -
LONDON. sept $3.50 D. mTallow, SO 1884 cwt for
1875. Refined Petroleum, 9s4 l0d. $500.
LONDON, Sept -Evcnng.-Linseed Oil, 2i6 cwt Spir-
it's OF Turpentne, 20 9Q24l y cwt.
LONDON MARkET-SEPT. %.
Rosn-Common :,............."."" oD5 Flrmer
PRANKfOHT sept 28-United States bonds Elves 99a
PARIS Sept 23.-Rentes 65t 45c. Exchange On London,
2lf 2Jc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
financial.

MASTERS SALE.-Under DECREE OF
NJ y II ne aSr q Tn sEE 19S s q
cut United the District Of 62nsa1In
j6sEf 'a and cry
aR whereas At Ter q the United Circuit Court
Rs cn q the s day c Of jane s
in the above entitled Cause foreeosng e o. the
given 70 the plaintiff The Farmers Loan and Trust
Of said 70 the aggregate amount OF hve million hve
And whereas further ordered adndged and decreed
s all and Snar the asa Of sh s @m
in the state Of Kansas to the state Line OF Me-
lands and reamonts acquired for the purpose
Of right Of way said railroad and all s easements and a
nns ana ' sso the O1f Of the lat
Western Division Of said route railroad a; r., wen at as She
Guiding H is road bed track and houses
shops TCrsos and n s, o. AL
other property acquired for the
rns Of Sn Eern DIVISION Of said syss
IS ne same ex,,od prGr TO the Ie1sIh OF s se m
Nebraska aforesaid together with all righi title and in
s soSn aS ehne to the Maste
appqrienant to tae part Of said road lying in Kansas
use in operating said portion railroad and ali the
saa S S Tie sain jSsp1 Railroad
Company now has or which IL sha or may al any TINE mere
r and. ISa%Is o BY 1 As9
said amounting in the aggregate 10 one
million five hundred thousand Land be tho
OF which said lands
adjoining and adjacent to the line OF the railroad above de-
by the schedule annexed 10 said Master
report with all singular the end0wments income
and advantages tenenets heredamens and appurtenants
belonging appertanng to the said hnds and
claim Whatsoever well In law as in equity
prospective sail defendant The Saint Joseph
aoni Company Of IN and 10 the same, and
every and parcel thereof with the appuIenances ~
graphs erected by defendant along the line Of the said
road much thereof may DO sufficient to RAISE the
the cOmpainans for principal and interest md
the In this be sold at public auction al MarysHe
Master applied the satisfaction
OF said interest and costs except AS otherwise pro-
vded in said decree.
And whereas ordered that sell
stock other property appurenan 70 said railroad lying in
the District OF Kansas and next the lands mentioned In tho
And whereas the Master required by said decree
the same 10 the NewYork Tribune and financer in the
City OF NewYork and In the Boston Transcript aud Chicago
Inter Ocean once week In each week for three 3 months
prior 10 such sale.
ker NJ Grant Master a. Aforesaid In pursuance OF the pro-
Of said decree WILL Thursday the fourth day Of
November A. d. 1875 between the hours Of III and O'Clock
Of said the City Of Mays IN the state OF
at the front door Of the depot OF said railroad company In said
city sell at public auction 70 the highest bidder The above
described lands and premises aud all the interest OF the said
sntOr their and assigns thereto aud apply tho
proceeds thereof a. IL by said decree made and provided
WHITAKER NJ GRANT. Special Master.
AgaSsrTs IS anEss cOmpanauss solicitor.
JY28 lawl3wW
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NTASTERs SALE. II Under DECREE OF

NTASTER's SALE. Under DECREE OF
M snS SEWER CRY 70 os
X a cfsnl SSHy' q II ss'
SIf7 nsa; TE a 9s
term Of the United states G1sTs SSts in
s ns 9 ss:
aS sVcn TO Farmers, Loan and
I 1885, sssS4s As
gate &na
BY The s m an S ia d aS ana
SsHar GSr,nT es slant
5sssH mt s,sIs s Of k. M.
sS"f The ap town. the Or c d Of %
s miles sa track S
Railroad together with na al hs aRs singular pY a e
road COMPANY The said cS%pa1y 70 % anal niS
sSS a. wf to s S'hSl
sas said Sss dot 1a
e BE me
including terminus at as The same EXISTED sn %
y TO ae Syss %eswaT and which
ss saS Of cf hs ps Hr @ the line
Counties Of Donipsn Iown Nemaha ana irouE o
geher singular the rights Rriyeges and cGrpG
nH PTSRsTy ae to the
or any w e % @
together with all right e ana and oSr
property mentioned in the schedule annexed 70 se
personal property belonging to the said SAINT Joseph ana Den
Yer CITY railroad shall correspond win ne pro
portion which the length Of the said line OF railroad between
m Joseph aforesaid and ITS terminus az
tho whole
The SAID line of railroad the commencement at 81 Joseph
10 terminus Fort Kearney that In 10 say In inc
nropOrto which miles bears to the entire length OF me
road or 40 much DO sufficient u raise the
amount due complanants for principal and interest
and the costs be sold at public auc0n AT
Marysve Kansas the direction OF whitaker ~ Grant,
special Master parcel and to apply the proceeds OF sd
the satisfaction OF said Judgment interest anu cos
except az otherwise provided In said decree -, ,- .
And whereas said Master required by said decree to
riye puic notice and p!ac SAID sale ny adVe
Using the same York Tribune and IN The flnancier
i'm the City NewYOrk and in The Boston Transcript and
Chicago week In each week Tor three 3
months prior 10 such sale , T., ,. u,n ,,., r
WHITAKERM GRANT. Master as aforesaid In pursuance
the OF said decree Will on III uKSDA1 the
fourth day November A. 1873 at 10 o'clock m on saia
day City OF Marysye in the state OF lnsas ofesa
u door of depot Of said aroad Company IN sara
CITY, sell at the highest bidder the above de
crbed premises and all the interests Of the granio their
assigns thereto and apply tho nreo
"a il by said decree and provedDaed July H. 1879
~ WHITAKER II. GRANT special Master.
ALEXANDER & GREEN, N''F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29

Veal kept pretty steady Lambs about before
pork owing to the scarcity OF city hogs
NewJersey light quoted at l2G2 extra heavy TO heavy
llx0ls SC We quote New Jersey and BUCKS County mix
calves 9d91c y n state doq SHd9c: buttermik calves
$780, grassers SO So head Lambs quoted at a &c Tor
ordinary Exports week, 532 pigs beef 276 do
pork, 4,I67 boxes bacon. 2,057 tcs lard.
daily receipts at the various points OF disbu
ton as follows: BY Erie Railway $50 cans cream SOP
milk Harlem Railroad. 2430 do New Haven Railroad
1000 do hudson Railroad IT'S do; Midland Railroad
1O75 do by routes 2400 do At the Har
lem Railroad platform the daily average prices were As o
lows Sept 81 70 Sept % 81 so sept 20 81 70 Sept
"a 81 30 Sept 25 81 90 Sept &C. ST. so Sept ~ 81 80
average 81 46t Of 40 quarts average last week
81 II q week last year IS 90 The week has been
extremely dun prices greatly below this date
last year Nearly every large quantity has been left
sold.
GAME.
Tho supply of forward very literally and
city killers refusing to the poor grades OF Western
Western chickens do not for shipment lac
best price quoted Old turkeys are dull and young
he bring full quotations DUCKS and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29

s22 ass22 e. Lard Guss ."S asSs:
s1s: arm sssu sss:
e ess s Sss' scare. Ms ssi
ss ssSf s sss: sass .:G
w6.ty ss % 2;.
F Es g. Witt s'sass's Ss
$s;' enc ;fSS$ asS..
S:. 20 Ss Ss sy;
o q s and Su % ~
Bulk sc
sc side; i4s Clear sides, i4c H Ts9:e
laaiatc. Whisky quiet and unchanged Basgins quiet
%FarI Sept fair and market n n SIa
and market firm shoulders ioc; Clear Rib Sides lS@c
sis In H. g 'sIs a ;'s
iS$ 's5 :;
Sss ei S Barley ahs
qs q q 49, .ss q g ss
Mys s,d NJ Mes. Ss sS e. Lard
1000 bis WHEAT 900 shipmentsfiour, 10000
REwoRIE;ss sept Ss-sevcntcsn bbls Now Louisiana
,.;s. ns,sn;,a f sssn,n %
SsS & ss par sterns
Bank. s.5s Gold, lIGS. .,.. g, ,oo ,,,, .,
tsfsy sS: -?
dun sales los q s9 n BARLEY a1'vs
i .ii7 ssA DO
49, Corn Meal ~ for i BGisS and go
' and t MiS@inrs so tom S,ss
Sr o TO ana Albany c to Philadelphia Lumber 81 iOas 80
70 he H%s To anr 3 Es f eGsisn
bush Wheat 10000 bush carh bush barley $500 goo
feet Lumber. ,,.s.,, ..
@ Crude SsP at S fT5st
issis sc for Good and Prime Timothy commands e 500
"a shs a %eaa sales Il 800 SSSf 3d. SS
q, \ III hs s Sc
j, sgs q wI & 1jS fsw Fs S Goa S'
Ye2% ss5$si %6s ~ %, Ssts
held at 81 20 far western Ritter drmsi SsTYsyk and
Comfy EzFs 80 r, Dc AZ i Eo Ezra
2es2sc Fs Cheese mproyng EGwI ,S
lie quiet Pennsyyaqis, New Jersey and Delaware
FRESH 2ss @estePs do 2Te2sf : and unchanged Wheat
81 E1s.s S$' WHEN Ssss n Si ss,S
oepo5e d 49, NoSsnber oats duh and dropping
s a PORK ia4 Sales n5 ST. yS g'Si
s aS @ aud R%f b s Ef tisTy aas PFC
crsSn sg 1 Ao %ssy QUIET a Gfa anch sD sp
HSss Se i: g S sos sEn s stT e 3
2ssss2s Msl,"m Ssi Ear s 4 2ss 3
Medium Fa O9$s fs cP%%Gn % Sp
Sass fSeOY head ,'m.na
wnsai sIsady ?nad WIiis w ams.;
Michigan. 81 and oSlSdef 27 NoSsn6eT. 80; No
H Hea II Ksisi ned H$a Mixed O.
i hsaet Sc 2S' q FTeg hts B%a" d" s &c
offered to Kingston for % Corr R1 70 S bu WG Gsis
s Go" nnS two " ass$ooo BUSH whea SooS
10000 bush oats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29

NAS STOCKS. , ~
II NEW YORK METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL, AND
MIVU ArrAV GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD. .
and ali kinds Of brooklyn and Gas Securities dealt
nby 1fI, IL 90 q NJ o., prood'st Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
BHEswAx
Sales for week 800 No. at for western ana %
"a NC for southern which are old prices

wreck r, 81 ps for Western and
o :;,s2, s: week wsss
sane close, a. iis lilly yeT Pss
sS
market was S very sS Strong asa with
market anS 81 s Of a aSsSy
high interior markets Is %'s Trade Sn nas as
SS s%y hoes ssf ssfa Ss
and fancy S snS at s .
s%ssr CHESS the %S to
s rs after e pause in our august
'i sst. Eas L f GSias ;a, R,. .a
s;a ss for T.sSg !psa F%'s
s!s' s.s':' nn' e2s, a9s iossi
state Factory poor Orange CO. SKINS S.s,s
few small parcels daily there will be no abund
Inoe particularly adjoining sections We quote new
pure TIA, become stale By missing sale g noTd az
a aSs Pure cider vinegar in large packages i' small d.
last year 81; DO Tns market ssS If @ sr 20" PPfs
are for SS nsT hr 9a e
appiss TnRss'dd n lIayss as ga
state sliced old s.s Ss DE stae old'.- ais
SIG 3 H rme4 s S 90
Do, Old good TSsn O'1s5 700 80 SO
s s::S: g. Ca 10
ms' %gst Gr s wses r.
advanced and closes % at The new snIs THIS s TIE ses
likely ,st full rates will holdOr number oil days. Quota
n Hhana 7. pd $50 Canadian.- o2sa
IS u.s. I%:d IS g.
west, fair marks o2s
Receipts peaches for the to date car
s% White preserving varieties continue to very
smocks are hardly fine enough to suit t n 9s ' a s
are % handle them at the close some
sG sS sa%r's' sodss
sold as s af a GOOD fr uss We @ have
shipments Newpursh Puns are very scarce copper
ounces ppeaTed but they not in stock Grapes
S' ssSas snS future nS arrivals % do by
are y. x sn ss a 1GS this S
Beauty rpfn begin 70 and
White have aIryed Receipts o, late pears will be
GSaS s Te s ro S enough TO quote at So erie but
not peny Prime apples are rm and WI 40 better wnsn
N.Y. Ss.S s,i 3Sf1 bears box s sSs e SO SO
n j.. do Good / 900 25 snail. 50 oOas2 %
Se u dS ao G%l $50 Is d. FILMS 'O~
Del 400 90 sopSa SeS S SSss 90 90
twenty ounce 600 5 rs watermelons. oo,oo m
s sSS SSH SSi, 75s 25 concords, Prime.
III, oOs 100 Be Dsi SssG j s H. e ,5s
bbi'.... sl2 ooesls 90 Iona aud Diana, -
Flemish beauty
Rbbl.......... 000l0 90
Nominal at 2oa25c foe White Clover and i5c for Buck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29

ITO THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHOLD-
i ERs Of INDIANAPOLls BLOOMINGTON and WEST
EIlN RAILWAY COMPANY.-As litigation affecting the
OF these bonds pending and as the holders Oh
such bonds are represented the proceedings the under
signed holders desire confer with their fell
hereby invite all the first bond
holders to meet at tho OF the RAILROAD BOND
UOIDEHS' ASSOCIATION, No. l52 BrOadwfy, York,
THURSDAY sept 80 at ~ o'clock m l., .-,
Those WIN please themselves In communi
sending their and address either OF
undersigned full report OF tho condition OIL tue roAd
and securities will be presented at the meeting.
Dated September 1875.
VIM. ID. OSBORNE, No. l52 Broadway Now YORK
l.. H. ALDEN, PaSsaic, y. j.
JESSE PEEK, schenectady N. V,
and many others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29

TOLEDO, WABASH and W. +. Co.-An in
formal meeting Of the Stockholders OF the To,edo WaoaSh
sept 80 at O'Clock p. at the office Of o. d. ASHLEY q
Co, No 2 Exchange court, Room No. a.
The object OF the meeting adopt measures for the pro-
OF the Stockholders and they are earnestly invited 70
attend. Prompt and harmonious action Is necessary
".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29

UTICA, CHENANGO and SUSQUEHANNA
u VALLEY RAILROAD SIX PER CENT STOCK, in.
aud st November guaranteed by per
the Delaware Lackawanna aud Western RAN
~ WILLIAM ALEXANDER SMITH & Co,
' n ST EeW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
Nominal at 2oa25c for White Clover and l5c for Buck
wheat.


Receipts for the week. 1865 bales week last year.
better condition TO do business and
though prospects present specially bright there Is
little confidence expressed Emmett Weiss circular OF
Sept. 2i says: - , ,,,, - ,. o,.
The crop secured II is believed we have about
than last 100000 10 l3OOO0
bales qualify always the with large crop IS
that Is 10 is More than
trouble tits been experencsd IN procuring
with knowledge and heller that low ices VIII
ia growers pains than usual In posing and
Gu DC. cents pound is today the highest attain
able cash usce hops good alr hop VIII
bring Anything of ordinary quality s not IN demand
At present price, The opened win rather slow
business toward the close showed more amin ltil
Dealers hero in the country are Offering
70 con,ract with brewers OF l4dl5e. in
large or small quantity goods deliverable at time within
Ibe next DAYS haven't heard Of any important trans
actions figures and inclined to think rc"cls are
holding of still lower prices The Price -
what It costs 10 produce tc article, ana w. *
1t mprden the part Of brewers 20 try crowd the
be the II driving farmers Out Oi
bnsness bringing about another OF exravaEait
stin holding and advices from
continue Vorsble for large there little or no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
NORTH CHICAGO.
\. UiDcoln Park)

Tho interest due October first proxmo on THE BON ~ Oh
NORTH dssued Lincoln Park) will be paid on
and after that DATE at the Ame
can Exchange National Bank Nsw.fork Guy. r.vrop
Secra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
financial.

-DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
BOND HOUSE Of ALBERT IL. NiCOi,An Co.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29

Exports OF potatoes past week. 100 bbls export de-
nand has merely quotations Tomatoes higher
Other truck no. specially changed Quotations; M. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29

LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN soU1HEsS RA5wAy5Co
TREAsURRR's OfPTcE NEW. YORK. Sept "a, 1870 ~
COMMENCING ON THE ISL DAY OF w,
TODER 1875 and thereafter until further notice. al!
COUPONs or BoNDs payable BY this Company WI be paid
viii be paid the Union Trust Company
n. Saretofore T.. ID. WORCEST Err Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Sth-ave., cor.
Cent Interest paid from the first OF each
month Assets. s3468.27s 49, surplus s5290so ~ RICH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
Diuioeno Notices.

CENTRAL RAILROAD co. OF NEW JERSEY,
1l9 LIBERTY ST, NV YORK, sept "a 1875.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of TWO AND A
n HALF PER CENT Is declared, payable on and after
WEDNESDAY, oct 20 Transfer books will b. closed from
Thursday the 3Oth inst TO Saturday, the I'D prox.
I'' SAMUEL KNOX, Treasurer
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-16
AIIEGANY COUNTY, MARYLAND SATURDAY. OCTOBER 1,
You heard how / was hurt?" Hugh
said in n faint waispcr

said. in n faint Whisper.
"lgs; if | ha EN- Won before. could
have told your true con 1t OF ut once
You also know how ctmc here?"
"Yes'' sii the Ia doctor ncIvously.
"Well, for Mr.. Clayso'l's s kc, don't
cay word Of this. Brs dcs, / desire to
TO he rega,dc as deal, for some days to
come. Il
"Ne,er mind, now" said the 4 ctor.
"you can tell me the whole story when You
are stronger. You are to- weak to ilk now
You can he saved from long Illness. only
by the strictcSt quiet and good nursing
If you do your part. these young Ia nrs
will do theirs. and you will be on your feet
again in less than week"
With this, the doctor took his leave, and
the girls, Grover. and Uncle Billy were
alone with the sick man, who now drorpel
off into a deep sleep.
1t was true then. that Grover had seen
the supposed corpse moving in the bottom
of the boat. When the fash of lightning
winch the two men awaited so anxiouslv,
cane. itrevealed the young man, struggling
to his feet.
For Gods s,kc, help NO." they heard
him gasp, and then the darkness shut them
in ike a wall asa.n.
"Tak' the oars, young fcllcr." sail
Uncle Billy, arising from the seat. elf
that man ain t dead ard he didn't look
like it amt IL going to let him die
there"
Grover did as requested. and Uncle Billy,
kneelrg in the water which flooded the
oat, raised the form in his arms, and
placed his hand over his heart.
% II" Is alive, as sure as thunder" he
called out to his companion. Pull, fer
your life, we must get him out of this
Storm
AS the boat was near its destination a.
the time the discovery was made. the Old
mans hut was soon gained.
we cant leave him here said Uncle
Billy, glancng around the room. which W
almost bare OF furniture. We've got
TO take hrH to your house,
Grover agreed. and placing Hugh on a
hand barrow. whicl, Uncle Billy frclu 'ntly
used in his jobs, the two incr conveyed him
to Growers room, happily with ut Icing
seen.
There the sufferer was properly cared for
until the arrival of the doctor, who was at
once snt for, and who. afie dressing the
wound III liugh's head, and ldninist ring
Il strong atimulant, to pro.'ide against his
recent exposure, in turn, requested that
the girls be sent for, which WAS done, as
above recorded.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-16

a. GOO day; Agents want
80 I'D SSZO ed. All classes of
working people Of both sexes, young and
old. make more money at work for us, in
their own localities, during iheir spare mo-
mcnts. or all the time, than at any thing else
We offer employment that will pay hand
somcly for every hours work. Full parti'
ulars. terms &c, sent free, Send us yos
address at once. Don't delay. Now is y
time Don't look for work business q
where. until you have learned what we
fer. G.. SrINsoN & Co., Portland, Mair
Jan 16-1y
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-10-16
ALLAN LIN E
STEAM BETWEEN
HsAE.VHMOEsE 1t LIVERPOOL


HALIFAX and QUEENSTOWN
Each way.
The splendid Screw Steamers ofthe above
Line will run as follows:
FROM FROM
Liverpool. Baltimore.
NOVA SCOTIAN. Aug24 Sept -, i'm
CASPIAN, sept ! 20, m
lIlBERNIAN, 2l Oct l3, y m
NOVA SCOTlAN, Oct g -, 8 a m
And hcncccorth every fortnight, taking pas
scngcrs and freight to and from Liverpool.
Stccragc Passage to or from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Queenstown, Dublin, or Belfast,
S2S, Currency. Very best accommodations
for Storage and Intermediate Passengers.
An experienced surgeon is "ttachcd to each
vessel. intermediate and 'Slccragc steward
csscs carried by each steamer for the pur
pose of Attending to the wants of the tc-
males and children. Fer further particu-
lars. or passage tickets to and from Great
Britain apply to
4. SCHUMACHER & co, Baltimore;
iii Frusthurg to J. JANDORF,
J,uo-y Na:n "'"rrt