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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16

The widow referred to was formerly
Miss Celia Golden, of Rock Island. and
the sensation items writer for the st. Louis
Republican dishes up the case as follows
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
Rock ISLAND ARSENAL ILL.
Inn N
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16
CAPT THOMAS PENNINGTON.

SCROFULA-From infancy was treated by the
best physicians and took everybody's Cure Two
bottles Matchless Syrup cured me.
Mrs ErJz .InSPS
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16

SCROFULOUS NECK-Eght years cured b
Fentons Sarsaparilla, after trying nearly ever
other known remedy. JOHN MCGINITY
Conductor s l. d NJ X r. Cleveland G.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16

RHEUMAMISM-Sone six months could not
walk without the help of crutch; tried phys
clans and many kinds Of advertised cures without
benefit. Six bottles Of Fenton's Matchless Syrup
cured me. CAPT GEO HAND
SALT RHEUM-Eight bottles made perfect and
permanent cure.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16
Further Reduction East.
The True Medical Philosophy.

y EU' w. IVUoLE1, b hR6H
b. ST. JOHN, Genl. Tk't Agent.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-16

Evidence Unparalleled in the history OF Med
cne''-Over two thousand testimonials given (,
the wonderful cures made by
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
PUBLIC OPINION.

There is certain blanlness about the aver
fags Democrat. His ticket Is Buffalo Exprefs
kRepb
OF course Tilden is "great organizer ~
Fee how be organized" the Saratoga Convention -lAl
6any Journal Rep)
Gen. George B. Mcclellan has come out for
lJiden and Hendricks IL has taken him nearly as long
20 do this IL did for him 70 out OF the Chiekahom
Fny swamps. And he has probably "come out as he
1io then, with an oyerPowernR Democratic influence
PiftinS him along-lBurlingtOn Hawkeye Qnd)
A prominent New Hampshire politician says
Chat The nomination OF Charles Francis Adams by the
votes In that State A prominent politician IN
Hew-York says that the nomination OF Mr.. Adams would
fnake that Stats certain for Tden.-lB Boston Herald
kIndJ
} While Dir. Seymours name was before the
convention no second choice was possible. He the
rst choice of all But II out Of the question and
here will be extraordinary difficulty IN settling upon
candidate In every way IT. available, and acceptable.
Hhe enthusiastic reverence In which the New-YOrk
Democracy hold Horatio Seymour does not imply that
&nere are no other able and good men in their ranks
1bunaio Courier (0em)
Horatio Seymour has the warm affection of
Every Democrat he has abiding confidence every
fntellgent citizen. Democrats long ago resolved 70
teaye No stone untuned 70 get the opportunity OF
Snore teshfying their regard. Republicans who have
hted In the cause OF Reform desirOus OF showing
fneh respect II u useless TO forbid them They will
Estsn 70 no ene. But one thing remains to be done.
kiotsto Seymour will bo borne the shoulders Of the
ksoenaen or kew-York, 80 they bear him " thoir
SSsFts Forward l-lAleeny Argus Ueml
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
YASSENGERS ARRiHED.

FROM LIvERPooL-fn steamship Guy Of Bsrtin. sgt 3
Aiexsnder, J. O. IspinaiI William BAN Wr bradley, Ma
Jane bloomfield J. T. Bedell David Boyd, Mrs Boyd Miss
Boyd, Miss NJ W. Boyd Miss J. NJ Boyd Master M BOD
NJ Benson, Ch Barnes. sigr Giovanni Batssa Mr. Bar
DE- Fordyce Barker DR. Robert Bernes Mt Bailey, W.
5sSss ssS n
bell. Miss sarah Campbell, s. " carver MI Carver nrs
Joshua CneefhaIn Abraham crompton James croker WI
ar IA pI Dsn9 MIS- M IA peFraso % ne @ s E ad pDwseI e finch
Farnsworh, Mrs FaInsworh Miss F. j. Farnswors Master
sewe Farnsworh, Master Vincent Fsrnsworh Lieut. Fsa
H. w. Genny r. s. GreenhI. Gpeenhill, Mas JessS
Gillespie ~ German Mr. classy John Gait Miss Galt VII
mund Holt w r. Harrison, Mrs HARRISON Master sTisoa.
Capt Talbot Harvey, William Hayes, Mr. Huggtns. nrs
Hussey B. as' Hi pT 200 John Hail. g. Johnson xI Jssys
Miss Jeerys Mrs Jones. W R. Joypt ysmss Kisse @ Mr,
Rindetens Charles LORD Mrs TOaDere and servant
WILLIAM Ss Ein's .es s:y
c. Meeson George Merritt. Mrs Morris Charles D. Men
zies samuel Mills Mrs Mills Miss Edna Mills. J. d. MAJ
Mardc Tn Mahis j. X Miner j. Nicholson James Mssos.
Mr McKein, Henry oBrien, the Rev James ORely, the
6dG ss' a. r pgoas Henry PIaisiea William PARKS Hss
Lois Pnkham. David Patton, Mrs IL Patton j. " Pollock w
son. James RoSeTson' George l. sesanS W. Roe H. H.
Ross Mrs Ross Rock Mrs Rock, 8. ". Richardson nE
Rgby Judge Rappao son. Joseph Rclando Miss MarY
Roilando p II. Russell, N. SaiamoD and son, Dr. Il. A.
spooner Miss Mary Sweeney Thomas sahoqs Mr. spence
ce, Henry smith, the Rev r. Sweeney John shieds Day
slade. Mrs slade, Miss Fanny slade G. A Seward. M
Mrs Thyme, O. s. Thorne j. Twohil W. O. TbGirIwa sbs
Hon r. W. Torrance, Mrs Torrance o. O. Taylor Mrs Tay
Wiidssh NJ a. Webb, James winsoe MIRA winsoe n WOO.
war al Tfsfr Ieshs E %ssd X & w xss Young sn 4.
Nilsson, Mr. stoDart Major A. b. Leech.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04


ABBCTT-Mrs Elizabeth. widow OF James, Saturday.
from residence Of her son. Sos West Twenty second
BARNEs-on Sunday Sept Ely H. son Of the late James
Relatives and friend: d The family respectfully qysd Z.
the OF from his sts 7 West Twenty
coTt Boomsd q On che ls' c6 inst Mrs % M saIism
The relative. and friends are invited
NJ T. cSarch. Trans coItlandt SewYsfs
on the and Greenwood Lake Railroad. at $3.50
time icf he services.
blower Jersey Cty Sept 3 Mr. christians De Witt widow
Of Gashere De witt 10 the 8lst Of her
the funeral from her residence lO6 Halses Newark
Ma Tuesday Sep: 8. at3pm u inierment Mount Pleas
Or sat- saturday Sept George A. infant sen
Funeral services Monday. Attn inst, II NJ No s2s West
FoRREsTER-Fannie Forester of Brghrs disease
daughter OF Charles and Mary Jane FORESTER
sas evsSn a. 5 ss1 s At o aa
friends respectfully invited to attend
nes VIM u 's S s on i b the at
III O'Clock; also SCI the residence this cy
sunday Sd inst. at Z O'Clock p. M
JAMIEsoN-1n this city on SATURDAY. Sept O. Joseph,
youngest Of the late Joseph and Cahsrne Jameson Of
FRI nds Of family. also OF St Johns lodge No
s$ a. 81 o tho SSn S Ss y EAT
Tentl. ST.. on Tuesday Sept s. st 23J pm.
NewHaven papers please copy.
LEIBERT-At Nazareth, Penn Sept g. Carrie. ouy laugh
ter Rev. Eugene Leibert aged l6.
Funeral at Nazareth Tuesday afternoon, at oCsck
LUoUEERon Thursday, Aug 81. Mary Luquees. widow Of
the late +. T. Luqueer. aged S3 years
Friends sons Robert and T. Luqueer and Of her
s0nsnlaw James Van Bensch0ten. stephen Strang y.
Van Zandt Lane s. H. Mead and the late Joseph PRISON.
attend the funeral Late residence 80
West Forty nnths Monday the 9Th nst at III O'Clock
sMITH-on Sunday morning after short iness Helen g..
beloved wife OF Dr. o. II. Smith, aged 10 years
Relatives friends OF the fanhy respectfully invited TO
funeral from her late residence. No S5 Bedford
ave. Brooklyn Tuesday, Sept 8. at O'Clock
wHITE-On seventh day morning, ninth month 3D. at bis
residence. 72S south Tenth ST. PhAa elpha Charles L.
White IN the 61st year OF his age.
WILSON-on Friday evening Sept I, at hts resence ITO
Forty St, John T. WILSON IN the OIth year Oh
Funeral Tuesday morning. 10 O'Clock from the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church (pr. Hal"sk
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
GOV. HENDRICKS SPEAKS.
Address AT sHELBYvrLLE, IND.

AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEE7IxG-BErwEEN 10000 AKr
10000 PEOPLE PREsENT-NECEssIIY OF Ky-
FORM OF TEE CIVIL sEBvICE-THE EVILS OF TIE
PRESENT sYsrzx-wORK OF TIE DEMOCRATIC
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SHELBYvILLE. Ind, Sept. 81 The Democratic mase
meeting here yesterday was probably the largest
that has been held m the State during the campaign
Between 10000 and 10000 percons were present.
The principal speaker ef the day was Gov. Hendricks,
who was received with great enthusiasm, and was
heartily welcomed to this bis native county.
The other speakers were the Hon. George
Hoadley and Gen. Shields. The address of Gov.
Hendricks, which is printed below was the first he
has made thus far in the canvass 1t dwelt entirely
upon the subject of misrule in the South, and the
necessity of reform by change Of administration.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
LATEST SHIP NEWS
n For other Salp Yeps see Second Page.l

ARRIVED -. Sunday, Sept. 3.
via staasnP sy sss Tith
steamship Koln tGerL Heimbruch. Bremen Aug 49, In
Steamship Barnes Cheesemsn Savannah Aug 80 with
steamship Iibemarle Gibbs Lewes mdse 70
sisa%,np WysnCEs Couch RssmSGS CITY Point and Nor
steamship Neptune Berry Boston. with mdse and pass 70
Ms!ropoit.an stes%ship i,. SU p,o.,sr,,.
snip Lev latham Nor Mosfeld Arendal 40 days In ballast
Bark Lady sebOurne of Plymouth. Ens), keano AisoA
Barf Vale tSor MoIler Belfast days ballast
BARK Perseverante (ta Bozzo SO days. in bal
Bark America losr Roper Liverpool July 22. in ballast
BARK Rosna Bruno fta, Jaccarno Ipswich "a days. In
anchored at sandy HOOK os odoSa
Bs s n DlcEs o windsor JVf sansf Bristol sa
Bns Caria tAust Boccorcich Newcastle 90 days with
scIr Rosa Eppnger Bayes. Brunswick. Ca days viss
scSr L. crossley Crossey. of and days from Wind
scSr Lizzie bakers jot St John N b.. Mcdonald Huis
s9s ss Grand ssnsn s,cH w& Ns,.
ss da asaI sos virginia vla Win
se6r Adams NSssTsS9. Keanssss s with With, leo
aSssSs Sse 0'
sohr Ida della To, re, Chase; Kennebec with ice
schr ci fa facona' " Croesett TITO Rccsiand with lime
ss1 w Fsrxs yocsnd with
With 1 sa
Schr. Victor. Rogers Nantucket with fish.
sCHOONERS-RiyER AND CoA5TwIsL
Mivile, Boston, Ann Elizabeth Harwich.
O.. W. Baldwin, Wareham. American Chi0I WArehAns
SAILED.
Steamship DeTluyter, for Antwerp
WIND-Sunset. light 3. W clear.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Studwe OF the schr ]. O. Person arrived nj th9
port yesterday (3d relor the bnoy on Gloyers Re on
Captains Island. dTifted mile from Its place.
The schr. Lucy May, Freeman from Kennebec with leo
Flushing Bay for the last ten days tho
city Sd, p. m.
The schr. Franklin Howard. from Port Johnson for
Fall River, win 1875 OF coal, ashore Ha1etts
Point Hell Gate at O'Clock this (3d stayng hole IN
She filled and sunk of Steep Rocks. The schr h
35 years Old and viii probably be total loss but the ooa
be saved
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAVANNAH. Sept 3.-Arrived steamship Herman Living
stOn, from New-Y0rk.
CHARIRsloN sept 3-Arriyef, steamship Ashland from
New.YUrk Mary from st Thomas. Arrived ID steam
ship Braganza from Maranham Sailed I'd steamship City Of
Atlanta. for New-York.
Boston. Sept 3-Aruved, steamship Berks, Pendleton.
from Philadelphia schrs ]. O. Collyer. Knox. New York
Elwood Burton Jarvis, Alexandria.
BALTIMORE Sept 3-Arrived, steamship John w Garrett
from New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CONVENTION.

bOLDIEHS AND bAIIUTto OUN IsN IIVO
The following call has been issued FROM the
headquarters Of the Boys in Blue In this city
To The Veteran soldiers and Sailors Of ne STATE OF Nsp-
York.
council at Pittsburgh aud authorized their National
Committee TO call them again together whenever the
condition OF the country should render 10 necessary
That time has arrived and in accordance with the
national call issued by Gcu Dix the veteran soldiers and
convention at Indianapolis the 10th day Of Septem.
ber The State OF New York should be represented IA ~
was at Pitts urgh IN 1872, by many thousands Lot all
20 " who possibly can do so. BY order Of
MainrGeu. JOHN O. ROBINSON.
Major SIDNEY DEKAY. Adjutant General
Col WILLARD BULLARD, InspsotordeneraL
Gen CHAs. X. GRAHAM Chief OF STAT
Col GEoRdR +. HOTTER, QuArtermaster.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
JUDGE GRAY EXPLAINS THE TELEGRAM

AUBURN. N. Y, Sept. SIN an interview on
Friday evening with reporter OF The Auburn Morning
Necs, Judge Gray made the following statement ana
authorized its publication The telegram OF Gov Sey-
mour published. dated Aug. 80 was received by me
about midnight OF that day. On the morning OF the
3lst handed it to Mr. Magona, who read it, aud was
advised him 70 make mention Of II until we should
hear the committee who had 10 Utica to con-
fer with Gov Seymour the subject Of his nomination
When the hour arrived for the assembling OF the con-
vention showed IL to the reading clerk, Hiram Calkns
who concurred with Mr. MagDne. then present. IN adj
vising make mention Of IL until the COMMITTEES
should be heard from. delayed calling the convcn'
tion together for more than haf an bOuri
when IL stated that telegram had been received
from OF the committee that Gov. seymour had
accepted. Believing tho statement 10 be true called
the convention TO order The report that he had ac-
cepled confirmed by the statement OF Mr. Faulkner
that he authorized las supposed by one Of his asso
cates the COMMITTEES, who lad gone 10 Utlca, hr'
Faulkner remaining at Saratoga 10 state that Gov sey
had consented TO accept the nomination. All tnS
regarded 10 be In good faith or should have read the
telegram. continued 10 believe that he mad accented
the nomination until this evening. when read III me
Rochester Union tho report OF the interview between
Gov seymour and Herald reporter"
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
TIE FINANCES OF TIE COAL ROADS
ADDITIONAL FACTS AND FIGURES.


TO the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The figures of your review of The
Finances OF the Coal Roads" were somehow badly
mixed particularly those relating TO the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western, aud created In the minds oi
somo an impresson TO the true condition OF
the property. For example, II total capital and debt
OF S3 900 could li 1000 net In three years
tme ia shares would DO good "thing 10 have In the
house" at considerably above par Again, the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Company do not own 3l4
miles bot only 1875. although operating 423 miles OF
leased roads. The following table shows tho mileage
capital. aud dcbt OF the Delaware. Lackawanna aud
Western and each Of its leased lines;
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04

red people will sec It and have the maniness TO assert
their rights by full vote He also said 90 tninh
that South Carolina be carried by peaceful and law
s oaaus and would have It understood it would Ill
,.oona ma the candidate of the reform party to be
eIectad by any except honest means Ny election would
$1,000 he a sham II brought about by fraud and
Intimidation at the South. want fair election; ana
while they win charge that they do not have IT, Iar
fsr election they will be defeated everywhere especially
a. every 9outhern Slater
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
THE DEMOCRATIC DILEMMA.

MR.. SEYMOUR POSITIVELY DECLINES.
HIS LETTER OF DEcIINATIoN IN TILE HANDS OF
Mr.. MAGONR.
UTICA, N. Y, Sept. 3.-Mr. Seymour stated to the
Agent of the Associated Press tonight that Sat-
urday he placed the draft of his letter of decnaton
in the hands Of Mr.. Magone Chairman Of the Demo-
cratic State Committee. He has no copy of it, but
1t will be published as soon as completed.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04

not meet untfi next Thursday. He was ais, OF the
opinion that there would not b. another election Of dole
gates but simply reassembling of the former eonven
ton As TO the propriety of running Seymour whether
he accepts not he thought suct would net be
judciOus and he did not think 1t would be adopted
VIEWS OF BERNARD REILLY.
Bernard Reilly, member of the State Cen
tra Committee said that In his opinion the committee
had ample power 10 all the vacancy. He opposed
however 10 such action. and he should favor
ing the old convention. II would cost great deal Of
money TO say nothing OF the trouble to issue call for
convention and the delegates already chosen fully
represented the Democratic party. The delegates from
this city, both Tammany and anttTammany, in the old
convention favorable to Clarksop N Potter. with
the exception of those from the With and xvItb Dis
tcts his nomination certain up to the time Mr.
seymonr's name was mentioned There had been time
for consultation since and it was uncertain now who
was the strongest candidate.
prominent local politician said that John Kelly con-
troled tho convention, and his candidate Carkson N
Potter would have received the votes OF nearly two
thirds OF the delegates The opponents OF Mr. Kelly
defeated in their attempt to keep his name on the
electoral ticket and while the breach was widening be-
tween him and Gov. Tilden, Mr.. Kelly was getting
stronger every day The injudiciOus course OF Gov TIL
denis recognized adherens in the convention and hs
failure to control the nomination for Governor after
provoking q contest with John Kelly, had drawn away
from him many OF the local politicians, and left MI
Kelly of the situation. The opposition favored
new man In order beat John Kelly but nothing could
prevent Mr.. POtters nomination Mr. Kelly Thought
best 10 insist upon it,
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
cRIMEs AND CAsuALr[Es-BY TELEGRAPH

TORONTO, Ont, Sept 3.-John and William Young.
the cOnvcts WHO recapuiod are DO hanged on the
x2d.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3.-Samuel COllyer, the
trainer pugst Walker captured early yesterday
morning In this city.
PgovfpRNCE r. l., Sept 3.-Ann Murray, age 20
years WAS struck by an outward bound Hartford haoad
taiu yesterday morning ana Aicd nesI net NUNS VI oy
vile.
TAUNTON, Mass Sept. 3.-George w. Valentine,
age years fatally injured yesterday mornag by oeing
crushed beneath old cart which he and nUnpof oi
ch.ldIen playing
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
ia325 5s1s olOiil2I $3.50 30 II u
EFEEE
II Ii

rTh variations In ths ctv BY tenhs Of
inches The perpendcu,r lines divisions of time for tins hours
midnight nght The central Eontal line marks W
hight IN. o.romsr The iresa.r eovsd a in N more ?, @
whea the curved line snr.y sboys hs line q mean
ysAbs
6uctuaoDA
The time Of s approach INDEBTED y tue reausney
the movement hep
below the linz Of uncertain veeth wiz @
lac from natev toe line sol
~e an Assr nom ssI'"
10 Iss,s points uuInstsk ably pleasaAt uesthal
During the nrst half Of the 4o hours preceding mid
night there was marked nuctuation in tho barometrc
ouryca fall due to high wind from which the mercury
quickly recovered that subsidized Since then there
has been O slight though steady rise. The wind has
yeered from BoIth west and thence back to the south
ward There Is sufficient percentage OF moisture 10
such conditions rain may not DO very lar Distant Dat
For this city and vicinity continuance OF the present
weather. with little change In temperature, moderste
Wind, and more clouded sky, may 10 e1peoseo i0r
day ag tVQ
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
A NEW DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

ELMIRA, n. Y, Sept. 3.-The Hon. Hiram
Gray Chairman OF the Democratic State Convention tel
egraphs IA follows:
To f. K APGAR, Secretary Of The stat, Com nittes
SAY 10 Mr. Magone and your associates on the state
Committee that the committee should not name cand
date for Governor but should either recall the conven'
ton or call one. Ia this tho Democracy are
united. IL GHAl'
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
ANOTHER REFUSAL.

Utica, N. Y, Sept. 3.-Daniel Magone, jr,
Senator Kernan, the Hon. Scott Lord Thomas spriggs
A NJ Beardsly, and other prominent Democrats to
Deerfeid yesterday morning and received from Gov.
Seymour refusal to withdraw modify his absolute
declinatlon to allow the Of hs candidate
for COyernD-
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
CONDITION OF COMMODORE VANDERBILT

Commodore Vanderbilt passed the day COM
fortably yesterday lie did not suffer any unusual palm
aud ate his food with fair appetite His physicians
said that he was growing weaker although this dimnu'
ton OF strength was very gradual No callers we're re-
ceyed sick mans apartment yesterday except tho
members VI the family.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
Probabilities.

For the upper lakes, stationary or rising ba-
rometer north and west winds, lower temperature,
partly cloudy and clear weather.
For Hetc- England and the Middle States falling bdrom-
eer parmer soubi-es pads, aud partly cloudy reather
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
SCHOOL SuIrs-Largc stock e greatly re-
duced prices. BRoxAw Ba0THsDs, 4Shave, opposite
CooneP PInAtf

Give Prompt Attention and Treatment TO all A6ec-
s q the Bowels such g Darrnea chosrs M'rDas Dsca
CAuIINXvE BusAM you will obtain Immediate relios zo9
drive all sueh complaints from the system.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
6ueeial Notires.

Al Bartleu's.-(The New-York City, sTtEkI B0ui.
EVARD LAMPS and LAMPPOsTh The Cento''nlAi .s san.
bition Iamps for Lamps Posts AM Burn
kinda gasoline and oils Prfsnaio helSk
all styles, and 70 order oAs brVs"">S' JUS" ''"
Bleeckerst
"Deafaess and C,tarrht - ,...,,u a,
A narnphat by WILLIAM SON late CinIosl Pny scan IA
The eieai OF the University Oh n T. Maeo r
lOc Address 81 East TwentettssI --
G.w...a A..cuby DIstricf Republican Assoctntion.
u. ~ a Nh WHEELER. MORGAN AND ROOEks
Grand Mass Meeting win be held at tao ho4qar'ers
the Riacoln Cmb ~ University place NJ Ocho@ H. i">
snI,.sinS s,I restIeinen will address the meeting
ten. LLOYD AsPINWALlr
Can't WILL YAM LYNN, Illinois -.
CORN ELIUS VAN CorT. PreSiisnI
iran SacrefarY.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
CAPuAts
EImsfOr Miles NJ


nation. .Gi9 sji.69.ot7 s2957la3o s,l.26il36
Thus the small dog OF 1o5 miles aud s25,O000o0 cap.
tai stock wags pretty large sized tail OF i24 miles OF
leased road aud o. liabilities Of S55.37j,i3G. The stocks
ana bonds of the leased lines being equivalent 10 The
bonds OF the Delaware Laokawanna and Western beaf-
ing stated rate interest The following table shows
the yauo OF the leased lines to the company
Bu,taess II lsrssd u.os JyT 1875.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04

Are you cOnsumpfve, weak, md feeble, and exhausted
with every little e1Orti Then you need PARAEgs GNGsa
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
MARRIED.

GRAY-COLTON-At tho Church Of st. George the Msrtyr
London England by the Rev. Nathan Beck the stof
August Gray b. De- OF California Miss Gertrude
Cotton eldest daughter OF the late Rev. Heny NJ Cotton Of
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed HiM fill
name and address
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04


NOIg There Is floating debt amounting To 50 e23Oo1 or
more than hall gross receipts O years business On
which no interest Is reported ~ being paid
This was tho approximate result 1.-THE reports are much
mudlod nuj scaterod for the year 1873 on coal ton
mage Of 900 the prices OF that year. What
IL will be with the reduction OF 81 per toD or with
suspension mining. In the face OF interest account
that works seven days week. on s55.37jOOO OF ha-
bllities | submit TO you for eucidation MONOPOLY
Nam YnrE Rent q. 1870
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
EMANUEL D. HART,s VIEWS.

Emanuel B. Hart expressed similar views to
those given above AMI ided that he did not think the
refusal of ex-Gov Seymour 10 accept tho nomination
rendered him would tho loss Of single yoteso
the party Tho Democrats he said, we're disposed TO
vote the nominee lether that proves TO be Seymour
or other The convention he said could not
meet before next week. az the State Committee would
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04

Dsncieuoy Of earnings 20 pay rentals, exclusive Of
payments FOR which OIy reported Tor - ,.
tde Warren iiailrDai
The Delaware, Lacknwanna and Western Company re-
ported ts own u95 miesl business which includes the
sales Of its coil o. 400 900 onl ior 1870, as follows:
G-o.. c,,n,ng. from All .,urcss 2s2 lO7
Expenses including ZDo-O'i