davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY. Oct. 2s-P. M.-The morning
business at the stock Exchange reelected an 10
different speculation, with. however, generally
heavy tone at a decline ranging from to2ls a
cent, the extreme having been noted In the It.
Paul shares, which were decidedly weak. The
common, on small transactions. fell away from
.6'. at the opening 10 "a. while the preferred at
the same time yielded from 81 in small lots to
55h. though It may be added that these stocks
IA the subsequent trade recovered to - and
od2 resprcuNelv' and clos q at "a aud 3d. Lake
shore ana Western Union continued to be tho
conspicuous features Of the market, nut ths hrst
named was weak in the eaily trade al "A drop II
% 20 81, seller 3. though from this uoiut there
WIS show Of decided strength, when carried
up the price Ia the afternoon to o., with clos
ing trans lctions NJ Gli. This nrmnees was
mainly due to "A belief that At a meeting to be
held IN tins city next week Nv tho representa-
tlyes Of the alllmore and Ohio, Penns ylvania.
Erie, and New York Central roads, an advance
In rates OF freight ranging from % o 80 r cent.
will be made. Western Union suffered from
realizing sales, added To respectable short IN
terest put out and under the influence OF
which the price again Dropped to 73., which
appears To be the bottom line for THIS stock
The afternoon developed moro confident mar
ket ana the price advanced to -, buyer 3, nut
closed at 13'4 Delaware. Lnckawanna ana
Western gave indications Of sum lower figures.
and having no apparent support WAS early
on strength a. the second ho RI, and rallied to
t5i., onv to run down to 13A again, OUT recoV-
cred to "a la the final dealings. Michigan Cen
The limited business, but after Welding 4 70
bWs, II took an upward turn to ST..
~ sympathy with the strength Of the otner
leading shares The Northwe- terms were heavy
during the morning at | h cent and a decline
for the commona d preferred, but the former
rose Nstln 10 Inc opening h-ures, and the Latter
was a shade better AZ the close. Now jersey
Central sold az low as'5.seler TO- Out SUD. equent-
ly, on more ltpeIM covering of the shorts. ran
W 10 jd's and closed at d6'a, seller 3. paInc
Mail Appeared weak az 2If2i4s. but there was
quite lively trade ln Waplsh which advanced
ID q. lH Tlll tn
tons, based upon the improved lrosperts Of the
siucNholer' under tue recent decisions az the
courts. ihe liiuuibal aud 81 Josopn stocks
were each per cent. better At l54 aud 20, with
more dtsuositlnh TO purchase New York Cen
tral and E7'e were both hrmer AZ lOik and lO7.
but the other shares upon tue list did not con-
mand remark.
The operations of the day developed strong
tore. more especially In the hntl trade. and tho
movements seemed to indicate preparation for
higher prices next week.
he following table represents tho opening
highest. an lowest sales Of the principal stocks.
regular way during the past week, together
with tue number Of sharos dealt ia:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
THE ROTHsCHTLD FAMILY.
4 Future Countess the HsthschIIds TOO
Baughty TO their Own Racet

An official London journal informs lis
that the Earl OF Hose0ery " shortly To marry
Hannah daughter OF the late Baron Never DE
hothschlld. Not having seen any denial as vet
OF the report, we presume II strue, aud that the
fair author Of The Hebrew Woman" and other
compositions OF interest to Judaism, will change
her name and add tue Countess of Rosebery 10
the geneaiogy of proud family that already In-
cludes Lady Iorke. Tue Jewish papers of
London have been ominously silent about the
social aspects Of the ROthschd family, and this
sllrnce Is not appreciated when a few bold
words uttered at the very doors Of the veal hy
bankers would hnd an echo In the hearts OF the
sturdy En- lish jews. We I'VE not a word against
tue gentlemen who are thus introduced into the
bosom Of what was until few years ago a
strictly Jewish family. We are not in a posi-
ion TO state that the interest Of the Rothschilds
tn Judaism hau been weakened by the dreams
OF some Of their number for personal or poltti-
cal ptefcrment. We cannot avoid wondering
that the two ladies. whose pens have been large
~ devoted To recording the tteadfastness Of the
hebrew women. ana no have evtnced So warm
an interest IN the welfare Of their race, should
forget the lessons that they themselves have
tried to teach. Can II be due to any naughty
bearing OF their fathers and mothers toward tho
young men OF their own faith IL IL a simple
question OF social ethics that the Rothschiids
have construed from merely worldly point Of
yieWf $3.50 -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
seeking II Home in Prison.

A sober, athy-lookng young man,
named Is Paul. about twenty five years ~ age
called at the middle police station On Wednes-
DAY asst ani requested Justice Graz 10 commit
MN 10 the Mar, land peniteuti rY, aud wanted
10 know the shortest term for which he could
Ice committed. lie said lac was penni-ss aud
that an MS Efforts To- obtain work were useless.
The Justice told MIN he had no authority To
send aim to the penitentiary. and asked the
man what crime he mad committed. lie replied
none, but wished to know what ctt no he could
commit 20 that he could he so inarisunod. Inc
stlce toid him for simple larceny to the value
~ hNe dollars ana upwards, upon conviction. he
could be sent to the peuitonfiary for not less
thhn one nor more than nj zen ys.rs Paul
said he was afraid the Judge would sentence
MN too long. Then he asked what else he
could do 10 be Imprisoned M u ( r. one munth 2
Justice Or n told nim for Drunkenness nud non-
payment ot nne and costs, breach Of peace
VaErancy, &c. Ihe man said he had no money
To get drunk upon, nor did no wish TO hurt any
person or he hurt himself ile SAID he Wa "a
vhgrWt under The law The Justice. upon the
mHu's admissions undcr oath, committed hun
70 Jail for one moutn, Tor doing whirh he poo
fuuudlv tntnked tne I5tice He sllI he SyAs
ready md wiling 10 WORK, but could not obtain
any, aud lac was Tired Of" bummins" around.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
ROBBING THE ORPHANS.
An illustration oil the Way that Estates May
be Plundered by n Nefarious surrogate.

ntoiS "hlcu Illustrates tne metnOu If
t"id OF New Yorker VINO died leaving con-
siderable estate 10 he divided NJ between thirty
helrs. some DISQUALIFICATION existed as usual as
70 The disposition 81 the property, but the ma
Jorlty' neing sensible people determined In any
NAs" l" settle ther ulutrehtt- among Intensely es
anu Keep II out OF me hhnd- ui the lawyers.
one stnpn ana impatient person. however.
iusneu on To the lawyers VINO advised the calling
ia oi "ther counsel The family heard Of this
sent Tor the dishHccted individual, ceusured his
naSte, ana agreed 10 MS terms The case was
thei"iot"' setlled without any legal action haN-
ihs pstu taheh' aud ne nirugate called "a meet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29

The Jewish communities Of Galicia have
received communication from Russia stating
the enforcement Of uKise 10y the late En-
peror Nicholas, to the effect that tho Jews Of
h"th sexes are henCaiorth FORBIDDEN to wear
tntlr peculiar dresses. and that men will No al
lowed 10 wear boards II they dra-s IN Russian
Hstume. la rlso OF an Israelte wearing Ger
man haoiliments, tho beard MIST he shlven on
ehllrrly. ms cQactment has been also en-
ioIcrd on Austrian subjects who ara soipurniug
~ russian roland, and cases nave already oc-
CURED Ia when jews are taken I'm the street
ana their long hairocks, called "pejes," cut on
aud their long gowns stripped from err bodies
Although these dlsgraceful occurrences have
ALREADY been brought 10 the notice Of the Gov
erhmeht IN ~. Petersburg, yet communications
directed 20 the congregations IN GBlicia caution
the lsraotes IN that country against the danger
the peculiar Jewish gdIb,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29

rom ne Atlanta Constitution

oiu Isaac Jack probably the last one
OF Gen George Washington's old servants aied
IN Montgomery county, recently, at the exiraor-
ulharS age OF one hundred ana TWENTY-FIVE
years. MI: DANIEL McMiil n, an old and esteemed
ctlzen OF Montgomery, informs us that no
Knew old Isaac for thirty-two years. when he
was set free. lie was then the property Of Geor-
gas old and honored Governor. Troupe. Gov
troupe, when he made old Isaac free gave hun
Rood morse saddle and bride. and before tine
Governor died, which occurred some years
hit'r"ard' he made provision ia bis viii Tor the
support OF oio Isaac until his death. GOV.
troupe was buried At "N.ldosta." the name Of
his plantenon ia Montgomery county. on tho
east side q tie OcOnee river, and old IsaAc's
bones rest also IN the same county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29

state bonds ruled stronger anu more active We uo,e
az OF North tarunna r.. old January and july At
lfAelo' DO q. April ana October l7A Tcnues-er o.,
9., toe I" ds' new, t51iiAi LOUISIANA Is. clnson.
nAtcd "l,suNt ahd Missouri o. Of 1877 y lU2 Rail-
ROAD securities were higher but moderately deat No.
Ia. ptucip.l dealings were as toloNs. Chesapeake
anu ONO l.ts. coupon on. 2H'kN3O. NIL and ST. Paul
Slu yy MIL ana 81. Pau late, La Crosse DIVISION,
iV5i MI snd - Paul consolidated sinking fund S7il
thlcasu anu Northwtetern consolidated coupon gold
bones "2s Erie lists. ia Ere 3ds, lOols llannib Il
anu 81 Joseph -. convertible h,G 80 Nortn Missouri
isu v.Aassti Morris aud Essex IL, 1871. IOi \. Y
.eh.ral ~ 1897. LOG Western lacinc bonds. lu2ys
Alton And ierre naute Dds, preferred. 90 Great We
.rn Sds' WaoI Union Pseine sinking fund. slI&, Mis-
souri, Kansas And I. slnkng fund.- 80 Lake suore reg
htereu lsts, lOd'9 n. j. Cenira, convertible, s7io
lOi, 40 aud Map al consolidated convertible 30 To-
leuo shd wabash lists. st. Louis division 20; Morris
ern ne. lOg< ~ ~
Inc opening, highest. lowest, and 3 +. N. closing
prces u stocAs to-day we're:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
The Centennial Trouble.


The Centennial awards as issued by the
commission have succeeded IN exciting an
Intense commotion among exhibitors, and a
most sublime contempt for the source Of their
emanauon. In a majority u instances exhibit
tors from New York have freely expressed their
Indignation at tue bunvling manner In which
tue commissioners aud Jurors performed their
RESPECTIVE out IS. while several Of our large
houses have declined point blank to receive
tnelr medals, utterly regulating the correctness
OF the Jurors deductions. But these latter gem
Nemen are &C. -aratiyely blimcess, having
helther power vS~-S.@s awards themselves nor
OF cOmpeliiug the commissioners To make them
~ accordance with their judgments, and there
Tore they dtd not trouble themselves about nice
determinations - to the relative merts ~ arti-
Sles eNhiOited, there not Ueiue as at Vienna.
London. aud Paris, degrees Ia merit. no first, See
ono, nor thlrd classes IN awardment. The piano
iortr makers, the sewing machine Companies,
the billiard table manufacturers express them.
selves tue most aggrieyed AZ the ludicrous II not
sea YDlous tetmin ton Of their respective COM
petit ms For tue FIRST and possibly the last
umc0 our industrial history specimen IN aster-
pieces nave been gathered IN common compett-
non. Inc manufacturers and the public anttcl-
awarded alike.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29

Transactions in the Exchange yesterday COM
prised t~o foreclosure SAFES ny
H. V, Harneu az diminished brown stone house on the
south side OF West Seventy ninh street. 8ig feet east
OF Tenth avenue, with lot los1lu22 $1,000 palntinl
tsiur} uirN tenement house on ihr south .lde II
tlst ln rYnrs trce 100 cast ~ second aycuuc with
lot % .dAyS .. for fdO5u.
The lota value 81 city real estate sold Il the TX.
change during me pact week amounted $3.50 so AS
against tlli,pN- the H. ur,s OF the wees previous
a numner OF iurtcioture eAes announced for
MMulAN -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
PENNSYLVANIA NA,IisHoAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTR
Trains leave New York, DesbrOsscs aud corlandt
streets ferries. as follows:
Express for harrisburg Pittsburgh. the West ana SOUTH
with Pullman laiare Cars attached $50 A. N, and
$50 T.. NJ. SUNDAY, u and s:3D 4. VI
For Nllamsport. Lock Haven Cory, ana Erie AZ $40
ana $3.50 r NJ. connecting at CORY for ntusvilis.
Petroleum Nentre ana the oil Regions
For Baltimore, Washington, ana the South :" Limited
except Sunday. $3.50 A. MI arrive Washington 4;06
sun ay sos ana pp. NJ
EKpress Tor Pnaaelihs, 1850. $40 $3.50 A. NJ. 1890,
gao. 50, :, o. o. T. $3.50 r. N. ana ~ night. Accommo-
datlnn A. N. anu i;l0 r VI. SUNDAY, y A. NJ, o, Q,
Up
FOR Centennial Depot at $50 $50 7:sO g. $40 $50
a. NJ. 1880, 3, and 4 p. N. On SUNDAY y A. ~ Re
turning. leave Centennial Depot At 7:f5. NlO 1880
A. NJ l. ll 3 $50, 4iJ $3.50, q. 800. aud 200 Z NJ
Oh sunday, 1870 A. " nnd p. NJ
For trains TO Newark Elznneth. Railway. Princeton,
Trenton, Perth Annoy Flcningt0n, vldere. and
other points see Local schedules ~ all Ticket Ofices
Trains arrive From Pittsougn, d9D and 1850 A. NJ
ant lo;lnP NJ. dai lOIQ \. NJ aud d.5o T.. NJ day,
6abl. a:a0 4. n, f:lO. 80 and iO.2O l.. NJ sunday
$3.50. 90 4. ~ From Priiade'nhia. sos. GEO $50,
rip 1910 leo. 400 A. NJ g'iO $3.50 a:lO, 6:IO $40
$50. sai5, 7:iu STA, and iE2O i. NJ Sunday, b.O5,
U.2u. ESQ piO 1910 il.51 A. $50 and 1920 y. N.
Ticket Olhcc J2d aud aii BrOadaay, No. Astor
HOu.f, and foot u DeahroE-es and COrtlandt sts.;
No. Court st.. Brolkvn ~, ll6 and liz hudson
Hon Ken Depot Jersey city. Emlg grant Ticket Office
No battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. n. VI. BOYD, Jr,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29

sAruanAY, Oct. Is. -FLouR ANp MEAL-There
sm srad. u' bn1 te business w. hs Low a,
Western '' superase 'a5ofs, " es;ra STAT Sat. S ea
NO, 20 Xxx a9I Xxx. 5do@G 81, DO. winter
,isoe,e ely shpplns e1ifas- - .aaidsbi souih'
s sr 9sSer. ana i.n e.spi fsss'Ss S9nlnsrn
e Eoe snl9 branayHue fh3esta 40 k,c nour-su.
s ssss "'0-'''0 Da''"A''' ao'' 100 S' '''o'
t,lrov ,,spois again i.loc hlsher, but much lcs.
Futures lte1asc higher salrs i4,1uo bales.
II 6-idc. for ncccmhcr ii i-3st tor January, iia,c.
lionFa fSeTuaIy he. f9' MArc9' la SOC for Apii
dug uplhnt-. gu Receipts Al tnr lurfs ~ POI bales.
her Coagr c. b atS i tss can 9} e 0c
~ith sa,e- OF nii ara maj a. me West prouipt aelly
I,ri over and ill sales 80 Zee Al ~ - ioi on Inc
for pgcenn,r ana nn9r, az 'a77ertoN' ur,-..
nos lower "a tasr torciv Beef duI. nut prime o,rf
'n- soi1 a. go sgiirr Hnd cheese quiet uut Gags
ogNs- Mngal lg.s active NM ruled very Arm. sales
fr,a <\,' ' t,.D IA, ~ l,' ana g.. .atl -
graaea snripr aud slHi Tor Nhite tie, nud 81 .ol
e. -, 1, r ts1 s,i 'n ~, WINTER rlnrl nrme Wet
o. slowed sioea So. Barney mai slld 10 s5c. c,.h.
zoe formlKtd aud a5o5oc ior White Rrster ana st,e
ne 1dng srsdedHi tI,o' for SO. Wlutr ad'e', fur
mNei' Corn gfm, nm ess active sales 10 uoo bush.
.st,gec' stearr miNrg ~ s,ai eel aso wme Mest'
SgNnmss havH stores were very 0rm sales of
a@M ~; selr's liprnllue a drt ro-us w"re quiet
was qaet and nominal At l@c Tor cruic in ous sud
gem tab MN Grain o. i,crnoof iy ,i.an, Si' cot
,9n ~ sr M 9y 'ai 'eii nc olner rnrs enenis ~
s3 d,, H ~ 1ro @i %hnGl Int.r'cum {" br,9 n.
k,y sold IN small Wy at 81 l2A. iaD9w nun AT 81,
GRooERss lto coffee Arm at io'4a2oalc gold
sales o adas bags on private terms stocA "a 1874 Gags
M,rseaibo anu 2O&2ac. Tor Java Ooh gold. Rice and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29

$50 such thing, Judge" said man Ia the
Ws-mlg 3n place Police Court yesterday, m answer TO
ne charge int he had been drunk IN West Sixteenth
s'teet' was lusl leachug my boy to do what's right
correcting him, your Honor, 10 make HIM give the
money ne c9ected 10 hls father" "for you 20 get
oiuhk Wih,' the Court suggested. own two horses
ana II you send W. want you to take charge OF my
properti man oggnt to have the privilege Of cor
Iecthk Us own chii" tlo prisoner continued, as he
was led oa under t5Oo bail 10 keep the peace,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
Brother MeAule,'- New House of Worship.

Ing Hand TO Men, $40 wa'cr street was vacated by
Jerry McAu.ey about month ago. a new building 10
going ~ ON The same spot Jerry contributes few
hundred dollars, Au1 Nj Hatch who gives the land alds
further with bis own purse and a few subscriptious
ne t" place via be opened about IhInkst " ny
MeihNhlit dnlY evening prayer Wrstiug- are held n
the large nall opposle The sAIurs' Nherry .reet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
SnI @stats.

$500
CHEAT BARGAINS good homes. easily paid for,
NJ = izibeihpprt y j., only 10 from Liberty
s'.i prices $500 To 81 SO. see circuar-,
KELLOGG, broadway.
CT -Sn \ BARt:AIN-Easv terms.-CoseI
ID lie ~. c9tiag' and lot. 23xlOO, No. los Sche
nectaJy av, near Dean st.. BROOKLYN pleasant and
hcaIhy location. Apply 10 OF address JAS. T.. DUFF,
No. 1873 liaissy ST., Brooklyn.
~ 500 FOR elegant new twostofy hrici
- IL CVVhaseu ont detached house; $500 cash anc
Us nonth, near schools. churches street cara.
creates uargain Il. q. KINNEY 39th 81. and 81 av,
Broohyn. Open snndiys.
I. OK 81 will secure = prrfect warranty deed for
- abuiidng TOT ~ our new town. Address south.
'Fh Lana lui1itilh Co.., Ciucinnau, %.
- a nOWN and no monthly wiz purcha,e build.
~ " us lf iu Flushing, htwtlWu. ur CrrrlinOOri
graded streets. attractive healthy, great birgans
NM COLE, 3l3 3iay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
LOn NOnWALK DInECr.

Connecting with Danhury. Norwaix ana Nrw Haven
Railroads Dy steamer AMHliICUS, daily t3unaays
exceplcdl from Jewe.ra docK, Brooklyn, go z. NJ;
Pier 81, East river 2;tb 7. NJ foot OF $50 a. East
nyrr, Az +. NJ. fare, IS cents Excursion ickets ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
WHIrB srAW LINE.
STEAMBOATS, mo Railroaos.

IMPORTANT NOTICE to CentennIsItrsy-
N ollurs.-PeOplcs evening line Great Reduction of
fare after Oct L. Fr.tcass passage on s!eamers be.
tween New York aud Albany only 81. Boats leave
oaiy Sundays excepted at A. NJ from Pier Al North
river near Pennsylvania dlroad pier IN New YORK..
Hudson river railroad tickets taken for passaga and
etatcroom berth Centennial excursion tickets taken
for passage ana cabin berth. N. B.--Staterooms
warmed Dy steam. Meals ON the European plan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29

sons, tuaIipJ.
FURNITURE. CARPETS. HEDnINt. ana
:. Owes soil 40 lowest cash prcr. on N.es. . ur
uuhtAN lal mehls hn additional charge on fNur -N So
j. Ia ~ Ia, 500 l..4 ltu Lsrair.
u.tW HN 'l'h I.i ii
IAPGOOD'- Spanish grchcd Do -t.p boot ..,.s tir
tuoi ga ucfaut appearance ami masses fhr fu.t
ZOO lN" -Ifs ,.i t COO COS ru Ihu 'liuD., Shoe
department. hlNIEl'S. BinttNlY ant ".hst
iENtLNt NONr TIIk rO Pay.
bNAN IS, fht Ittdue tiiuHut hnu.. 100 fi.rN.f.
liiteH aah terms l'.N ll Hi .fr.J -J. l'N',AN
'N' aN, lUiNcru 70 Ia lal ''iI r..
scud for catalogue.
Va ELitIN NNn NDNrNLN PAYMENTS
W laArl lnf ilrH li'r'r carpets Ahi peiN a. ANN
,uNfhRliiW Nir ern's 300 cl,m,us
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
Sacmgs srnrs.

S1NPFNNN SAVING HNNN. Bs.aiuly and
= trlnr place. Established fI 1850 fRuh nlruI daily
from 40 4. tool ". tlye cents fu f1uu0 rectilrl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
Business Gbans,s.

INOR - III cheap- hui - schooner 10 tons 3
answer Tor hhfgH hNc now Ir- 10 luuuti cove.
Astoria. H. G. lnqulfo FOR JAMES /. FOLEY. Nash
ingtpn place. Astoria.
MILK K0UrE and good horse and wagon for
vi "a @ a. 'Gi loth V.
lDARrNEK wanted IA a w~ilestl1ll-nrd and In.
ctraslng nook ANA l'p prniiug business "a usu OF
active business la Its - superintenlcnt, with capsl
OF - 900 cNnY opportunity tor investigation viii be
uurrr4 uLQuetton .nc creme given Nni rr qurel
Address &. d. WHEELER, Providence h l.
GOhErulNt. rO SELI.-Wauted. an ARTICLE nat
= De- uttutu n every iAuuN scWi machine attach.
mrits reicrrrI' We ore scudns Ouf our clrruars nv
lht huusand cfy DAY and can carry article that
nae uit, Address "lA tLll parti, ulars, llLITI,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
iaiKellinIl,.

81 \ lOft.
hINORtE- obtained promptly without publ city.
~ ISAAC q. 10Y =, 2d5 br1anwry.
Lawyer, Nof.iy puullc.
hINORtt- quietly, any state pay vncn divorced.
TOT House.
HARE IiAIR Long h4lf switches AZ 81 each.
Ia tnr o.dcsublishcd Hair Emp nrum. 1872 lioNcrv.
tNmnnfs taken ~ exchange As0 depot for Mr.. Con.
neYs saNAtiun for the Hair, warranted 10 contain no
rA a. sulphur, AMI sure fu restore hair Its orig
iuai e dor. Country ordtrs solicited.
~ LPlil u AM m''curia baths, 90 broadway, be-
- tW cen S0th aud 2ltt ITS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
Ser sals ano 10 get.

4 FARM To LET.-eo acres l2 mites from city,
n 10 trains daily Co "a persou huyiug house furni.
iurf. horse, carr NNN, ltru Implements Nr 10
yars' .r =. at very trfng rent viii he gwen. Ad.
drrss NEW JLASEl FARM, station ID, Cooper Insti.
tIfr. $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29

INDOORS 70 LIE T., contining 3 TO rooms. IN the
1 story aud ha,cmcn housoa l6i and iO3 3l-t st.,
near 'tn av, Apply ON premises, Or 10 Il. GhEACEE
co. iii Wet 3lst ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29

n!lEhAN nl0M-E nLNNKhr CO..
pu0ur llollces.

4 DJOURNED RECEIVER'~ SALE
~ llAMILrOS kUnBER WoRHA
Notice Is hereby given tnM nave adjourned tao sale
OF The II anil on ltu Works TO Thursday, Nov q ~
O'Clock ~ thr afternoon. A. l., MOklHtNGTON,
Trenton, n, w. OCH ~, 1879. Accelyer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29

playing 10 an acknowledgement 10 which they
acquire extraordinary proficiency, and lads OF
fifteen AND sixteen will handle their csFds with
with perfection.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
BANANA TRANSIT AND Pacific NAH
STEAMSHIP LINEa

= TO GLAsGUW. BtLFAsT and LONDONDRRRY.
M. ~, From Per ~. 100 Of Canal st., n. Il
SLAIk or INDIAN A. Tours ~, Nov ..
sfATk OF GEORGIA. Thursdiv. Nov. ".
s.i,nyn and canin passa. e AZ lowest rltcs.
AUSTIN BALDWIN q co Accents, ~ I,roadwav.
, s,eyrage tckets at a. irolaway, and AZ Companys
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-15
- O7ss-ss-7 -
THE GERMAN PRESS.


The Committee, consisting of mem
bers of the Chamber of Commerce,
Board of Trade and Board of Transpor-
tation, yesterday decided by vote of 7
to TO petition the Legislature of the
State of Ohio, TO grant the Trustees of
the Southern Road the privilege OF as
Sumlng the control of the road.
This Is very important resolution,
and we call our readers special aUten-
ton to it, as in these times OF political
excitement it would be very easy for
them not TO give the necessary consider
alton to the action of this Committee
and its probable consequences. The
resolution is so much more important, as
1t was adopted by large majority. This
shows that there is desire in certain
influential circles, that the city should
not give away the management OF the
road.
We do not, as is known, agree with
the opinion of the majority of the Com
mittee, as We believe, that it would be
better for the welfare of the city if
private association manipulate the road.
1t is to be feared, that the road, should
the city manage it, would become great
political machine, which would open the
door for corruption. The citizens, more
over, would III this case be compelled to
pay several millions more to complete
The road, which would occasion heavy
increase of tax.
We have in the last Southern Road
campaign declared for the granting of
the requested $6,000,000, but also against
the granting OF any further sum, and we
pelleVe that we are acting in conjunc-
tlon with the opinion of our readers, If
we again protest against the allowance
OF mo- money. The time is not tar dis
tant when the Legislature will convene,
and it would be in place for those who
are in favor OF leasing the road to organ
Ize and draft protests to prevent one
sided action by the Legisla .ure.