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New-York tribune., 1877-07-16
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A GAS STOCKS.
~ N-S40lS' L6 F nli,r Yp sn ID
md all kinds of Brooyn and New Tsrs as eare' dea
Room p. 30 nload-st.. n y.
CHOICE AND SAFE INVESTMENTS. o.,r
" g. ASp 20 PER CENT
RAILRoAD BOND. .AEn CITY r. T. sTpckS
INSURANCE SRI DsTaicfES SECURITIES
INTEREST fwfYi PAEiSa Fl Fn5arE4 63 p FsF P&b SSI
Albert II. NI'2a45s %. q Siassl.. s Sol yer.Yvrs.
n R-Iavcstment securiie. our specaity &c vear,.
I TITLE ROCK AND FORT SMITH RAIL
h wAYHohers o. lhe first Mortgage Hons Of tla com
pany are requested 90 ca Or send 70 t3s oeo o. Iae com
pany Room o. A. Equiaois Biins Boston, ior oopie'o
Bosas S'' june aiis' Is77 H.coSvERsE Pre.laenl
DACIFIC RAILROD (oF MIssoURL)
SECOND MoRTGAGE srNEIvG FUND.
Sealed PROPOSAL, VIII be receive a. e one oe. @ 3 I , ~ Nor o
icc y" t,r -. al of SnI a5rtgaes Bonds OF ihe
extent of y thousand dollars The Trustees reserve the
IigEt TO reject any or all bids -
565hnh i B esaaHhiHGMAS. Trustees
40 the FIRST and SECOND MORTGAGE p
4 BOSDHOLDsRs OF she NEW JEHsI.f sou itEh, iE
nom ne cancso decision g -t,.-ary that he 2oTsrs
bev~eeY loudhoders tteIeuudcr should ext'ne
@ D i ta bo bI ver of si Committee extended is above
aIe reqaesedt Gail % tie oee " LOAD p,G a. l}tD 80; ~,
before 5 re- Anist 81 /. 81 HSBY DAY. C'a,ln.
T7O HOLDERS OF OHIO STATE STOCKS.
The INTERI.-T dle Iu,y :, 1877, on the nv /, !tD
DEBT Of INC STATE OF ONO VIII p2.a a. me me Aisa r ~,
il. othp pruvmo. and thereafter 20 uf Once ii ~ 's
Tauefer VIII be closed on tue l. instant .li
viii remain closed until TIE l6th Of July ls7-t0iHmOus'
O-''' ~ JtWEs WILLIAMS. Auditor o. state
MILTON BARNES, SccrDtarF 'l STATE
JOIN LITTLE. Atlrneg -tirncraA .
Commiss oucr- ~ the Sn-lAg tiind or ONO.
TTNTON PACIFIC RAILROAD COAIPAET
L SINKING FUND BONDS.-lu accordance with pro
thc in'cuture one per cent OF n' on'sjlang
sinking Fund Mortgage Bonds Oi the nl0E Pachc AfDl
fauYlrr by Tot 20 the ONCE OBJ lr company ID
BOSTON, 'r IL July 81. 1871. al II a. u, th' hlns ="
drawn 30 Tueucd hrst T of september is. i "a
P'''''' HESRY MCFARLAND, Treasurer.
Rosiou. jane 25 1877.
WANTED
W BURLINGTON CITY, Iowa. and Per Cent Bonds.
DAVENPORT CITY, Iowa ana Per Cent Bonds
DTETQIE CITY. Iowa. 3 Per Cent Bonds
UENIN tOf NTl, IOHd, Z rer cent bonds.
I.Ef. COT NIl. Iowa. r. Per cent Bonds.
DAYTON Cf rN. Ohio Per tcai Bonds.
WHEELING CITY. Va, . Per Cent Bonds.
Tgr I-NIILf CITY, kHufur<N, 20 1ut b Per Cant Bonds
CONINGIpN CITY. Ky, t and BIO Per Cent Fouis.
ALLEGHENY CITY. Prun.y yifauta Per t.nt Bonds
any other city and county bonds suitable Tor yalmen
II A Z. 3D.. + n r
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Gteamboats ano nallrod05.

ALBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS
= &. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave Eestry-si.
Per b.. 2ftn--t m q. landing ~ AN1t
FERRY. st Point NewburgI, puuyhkerpst kiIlrDech
-augeriie- Caskil and HUDSON. Close injection Win NeW
YORK Central Ha IrOad tor the West, aud with rXrle-s
ior Montreal and other poats Worth To
Point ami New 0urgn returning same uaY, Tl icke
coupons good HUDSON River Railroad are received on
board iOl passage.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave NewY0rk foot II Desbroses and Cortaudt
$50 e. M Washington the West, Rchmoud Charles
-oatn close connections Tor Columbus
Chicago. tsc.
and GOrionsvilr Pullman ir1m NeHl or6
Baltimore Washington, mlEug close connections TOP
Cin.iuu4r, Louis le gud -. Louls
600 D.. lu. inr Na,hnrtur Through Pullman cars from
,iti b. Orleans
D. M aail Washington, the south, ANA West. Pull
slecrgrs NcW-NOr. % Baltimore AMI WASHINGTON
making co-e connections tor Chicago. CINCINNATI 10 sye
Louis. pilt.furgi tlc south southwest Connects
Washington with trains Lynci1urg. orda NewJtleaA
ti- -0uth.
through tickets, please cal 81 Companys Office 81
Sew York. ad 40 ticket oicrs 100 OF Ogrtandt
au6 Ur.. Tasse5-s.s. sHi depot, Jersey Citg.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
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STANDARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
> Omca ~. 3D. Liberty st, NewYors July l9 l757-A
Dividend nf and ofr1f cent
of capital Gg aaiy surplus. and special * serve
Funds f n pursuance WITH Aci "i ic- 'litilr 'i'l.
An Art 1 Provide -scIy against Extraordinary D1lha-ra
nn. . u fYr tine creation o safety Funds hy Fire Insurance
f1glars declared tins IY. able uu deIald.
NJ. IL LNlIN. .lrn- Pro-. and sc.
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NLW-l IlEh ana IUNU DNANIH DIV INIUN.
Trains leave for Aubcy. Hed Blnk. Long Branch
ocean Grove, &c, at ., 80, D ii:-0 d. me- p si9 H. Al
{.lD d. NJ express for l0ng Branch, Ocean Grove, a..
EXPKLa- TRAIN iIAE lelAren NcN lotA aad Long
Br,urh ONE HOUR AND IMENtH MIN tlEo.
PULLMAN PARlOR CA lsS lr attached ~ Trans leaving
-''" REDCCED RATES FOR THE SEASON
saaes station fo ana nom hhlPDhf
auI ai sauan aud from POINT PLEASANT
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alEMPHkrMAGDG, QUEBEC and SAGUENAY
river THEsTGH o. IhE MOUNTAINS BY Day
lTGhT.-Ju and after july l6 through cars VIII ! ave
Grand Co-uI Dep0t via Aew loA, Nywiiayen ana liart
rl il A at -:O- for tne White Mountains tLitrt0n,
FaN.sn cu-. rwfoid IlouS' also or N'~burt springs.
IlsHIrr. vermont Nrwporf, Vermont Lake Aempn re-
nasa. raaohg s thsf points snne eNetlne ald 0arDee
liue -t aucs Tor >aguenal ltlfer
time Province. hor uItn-f moflnatloa
aud lr.ct .ll5 urkct ,ices y. - = H. nd ti r. X,
..ltrII Opai, G LEV Passenger Agent P2ssuplpsc
r. ~ -7l Era-laaY. Central Vermont y r. onee, AT
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pACIFIC RAILROD loF MIssoUnI)
SECOND MoRTGAGE sINEING FUND.

sTCOND AoRTGAfE sINElN0 FUND
Sealed proposals viii De received at tie Office 81 T. y NOR
GAN "a ana 5G EXCHANGE PLACE untl Juy II, lS' ~ "
O'Clock Tor thc sale Of -et1ni L1rtsaet tonun u -
Pacific Rsrold of MssourD for ne siu.inS FnhH % ~ =.
Iiglt 10 reject any or all bids. .-
IGSFPII SEIIGMAN iIuSlo's
New-York tribune., 1877-07-16

CITIZENS LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY
Il &ad SARATOGA, connecting with all railroad hue
E0rjh East and West. FARE LOWER IiiAs Bf Al D
OTHER Eo rE. The crfir,v and magnificent palace
steamers CITY orr TROY and SARATOGA leave dal 2
saturdays excepted M from Pier 49, D. H. iao o
Lcr0gsr Through ckets sod and baggage checked o al
Jtrt-4.fl 81 t--I-4.lh eNpoIliiititc--
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A GAS STOCKS.
"a. NV YORK. AETHOPOIITAN, MUTUAL AND
MAINTAIN Gas STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
and all OF Broosyn ami NewTerk as Securities deal'
inDy GEO. IL. pRLhIISS.
aonn - 20 broad ST.. " Y.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-16

EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
q FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL aid in
teraae points. leave Pier % /. Re- daily sun
sv. eycebLea Al D. thirs p. Re- Is
II D. connecting with special trains ~ New Haven for
Hartford springfield. Tickets ,od and baggage checked
9i broadway, Newf fOT< aud C9uttst. BROOKLYN Ex-
q frzoq 20 II
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DONDOUT and misunderstanding at New
Ourg PoagAkeepsie Hisand Falls wv IS! to1ng orr;
Marlboro Milton, EsOpus conuerune win l.ter ana
Del H. h. steamboats, THOMAS CDtN ELL and JAN - W.
BALDWIN. rom pur loot sprngst ~ H., day, az 4 p. N
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: p. m. (Dany-Pacifc for the West sleeping
Coaches through ochesre Buao NIAGARA PALS tlnein
and Chicago without change Hotel Dining Cars 10
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CEVEETY-FIFTH-DV DIVIDEND

uFFrcE OF rHE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, No. 7
NA.sAi i--r. NEW loaS, July l-ui lot1 .
Tile Board of Directors have This day declared the usual
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of THREE $50 PER CTS >
yie f4 ,ae sI deis tleir m natives ou and
.f-. H. III , of August next. Transfer books VIII close
on tr afternoon Of te be reOFonci IN tie
morning of the ID August, l@li. - - ..-... .
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n B.-Iavestment Securities our specialiy 26 year'.
I TITLE ROCK AND FORT SMITH RAIL
WLY-Holders az me first Mortgage Is0nts Of la
pny are requested 90 ca or send tao Office OF c COM
ian Eoom A. Equfabis BHug, Boston, for copies OF
a Circular Letter addressed to them.
foefer ffne : 1877 j. III. CONVERSE. Presdent
New-York tribune., 1877-07-16

OENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
y Fesry ~tati0n Nrv-l 0rz, 'oCi II l-lD'rty-st.
ConineECiEg Nay II, lsI7-Irall5 Leave rs follows:
6.sI a. m.-lOr Pennington, Eastur, Bcvldere, Iauch
ChulA. Talnaqui, Nilkrsbarla, f.nifa, sc.
$40 D. u- Eaaoi. Harrisburg, MiIch Chunk, Tanla
qua. Wiikesuagrc. NilamsIoIt, 90.
1913 a. ~. ana $50 p m- For Nery.le and diem r.empS9n
hare Iauiaqua IIazt 0n ieaduc Pousye, Harrisburg.
ar. u.-Fur Ea-lon. R-lviiere aHt Cata. aaIud.
h.al p. m lay-for E2son. Al.ntow1. aud HarIisDlrS
$3.50 %. iu - FOR LlalOl.
nor trains 10 points time table al stations
sUSUAY TkhlN~-Leart al $50 a. m, u ?. M lof
po,, gr1ot d points and at 900 n. Tor
ia ton TENDING and Harrisburg
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= pu.gian Palatal uofel cars Trcse celebrated hnto
csf, are running regularly D'twcca t,asn and Uul
o. 90. Cat1rui. Express Trans ~ the titttAHp AH
NDAIil-5 E,IERN RAILWAY. Wtsf-Houu', ih'r ie3F'
CHICAGO dltr sunday .iut nFery hirf SUNDAY
froni - Ns- street Depot IC '0 70 i. and arrive a
Omaha morning has bound. ue} leave tle TRANSIT"
rruoi opposite omaha. 51 p daily except saturday
tir saturday, and raacn Chicago me next amer
So other road vest Chicago these celebrated Iot
Dining cars. ~ --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
PAVING CHURCH DEBTS.

The Rev. DR.. Tying at the Church Of the
Hoy TrDity. YESTERDAY, spoke o. securing the snh-
scrptions 20 pay ~ the church debt The total so far
subscribed Was lC65S1 49, De paid condition that
to whole sum. about S236OoO, subscribed On the
church building proper mortgage Of $4,000 ,heIe
Wa iso debt Of $4,000. The rest OF the nnrtCt ge
deat was on the buldng usei "a central Office for
G. ufch charities and upon the building on Eicvcnt,iye.
used far missionary purposes 10 had been urged tla' 70
more private method Of rl-uy money would h"Nr bcen
b.fttl such q ucihcG would have been adopted n 20
he'd possible % most ~ the subs fr"in
o small number of persons. To canvass the WAote
church would have taken all Winner. LOi tt- nailhci
o. .r debit however private e'ctftlou would DE- used
Members of the Madison square HrnsiYteT21 Church
conferred 20 week ag0 80 paying debt or So
300 which cUiaI rscd tb- mission work OF te riry L.
AHgut SI3 600 raised them .tni Yesterday If tuck
or Sail De- wanted $1,000 moro. The rU amount vas
Dot raised but %, WORK viii be- privately completed
DUNG tu0 week
similar effort being made TO pay od the debt o. tie
Ctltt. Plcsbv ergD Church. OF which tire E9 j tut-
J.. WILSON b.. rast0g. The edhcc VAS d.. Halls Ola
church. td rrloH "a Hy ti~ society, to Wuch 81 Was
giy.n. TIE debt OF The church b. about 100000 Ih.
n.c.ry has ra.sed by subscription al, except about
$4,000.
Tie jew 'sl Synagogue on Nest FOrtyiourth So has
dent ~ tGU.oo0 meeting was held Yesterday % de-
yse plan for raising Ga" money. A ladies -iuklaE
lll4, 90 Which weekly contributions shall DE md1o, -
c"cOL ni rr5 OF The synagogue ana The Aoi4hu To
q 4lr Nerc Tie methods decd "a upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
OWL NoTrs

4 decision has been given in the Dichie d.
wore. ;'r hv rvJrt-c Ho-worh. Boo ftvar ~ Mr. ckis
-ud vii come mo- 1r continuation I'D The Court 81 Com
anon Pleas next Wednesday.
The commissioners to appraiSe damages for
taking the waters % Lie Mahopac ~ their session
s,turd.v examined john e. Campbell the of
water ln Nev-York which 9oOOOO00 gallons; this is
more for person tiau PAaG ph1 uses, but lc-s
ttau Chicago. ~ 1srFib-d this iI measure ~
tn great HEIGHT anc size OF NeV-Iork houses, which
Thc ! meeting viii be- ~ Lake MJhopac January
and (.
suit has been brought by John p Jones,
manager 81 thu =. james Hole, AGAINST Thomas Ma
cre theatrical manager ~ -n Francisco, Tor ft7i 20
frr board. In answer a request for payment vi Ma
.re wrote st-ady losses hd prevented payIneuf, but
hp cp rir TO ty the dent soon, ~ lbs bu>ln"-s was
b.gsuuuZ 90 prosper HAVING iaIl To- pay she money,
roveyar. she present sEit WAS brought JUDGE Brady
Granted last saturday, order for publication OF the
summons.
JUDGE Brady, on Saturday, set aside the sales
~ ab0ut xty tots Boomip -dle To- Glse-,nle.t-
The lo.. belong ttc estate ~ Edv Jones. The
r,fi e! .al opcu.l. AV-nuc s. Nicholas. Ninhait.tn
w. T,g.1rth-lvr rho Public Drive md boulevard and
Nnrunr-ttr Park and for eTaGils observation-disclosures
fe,fv-aIut4 OuriEudr. ,-tadlLrtlt .n ana Ou,-Als-
,rr m y-frs--t-. IN amounted 90 about t2r,oop
me- s.,. a- -uei Hf Mt DeeuuE iof the application
y..f- irrc-I ur4ties Ia TIE sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
HINTS FOR H0LID4T BUYERS


At Goupirs, No 10 Fifth-aye., are many
exquisite articles for uoily gifts for people OF artistic
tl-te- Il is clsmca ttat these offered at exceed
inev moderate prices. choice gift within the means
o. most purchasers is fine engraving OF some fayorie
rictll framed in appropriate style Here proof en-
eusr,vius OF many OF TIE portraits " famous men ALE
tors artists and nu-cIus, OF the celebrated works
az old masters COP cs %. modern pictures. sIc Us
the CroIG lituc." popular ~ the Centennial Lo3n
collection: or the p3Uuu<s ol joAy monks 50 inaF q.
which have been produced n recent wears; % L-m'n0
Aurora -iuu.ng dew from a IloTuin---0ry. There Is
also choice collection W etchuE- exhibition. Cah-
net photographs o. tie famous iapiins % "a" European
-a.U ere shown u great number, Tor those VINO are
ul..au- collections
wood There uro new and original designs f1i p"tUt
frames those of ebony iUlid. or Ei,h UJ au 20" open
Veu.tan eit frames. are y-rT hau isome Easc.s or
white Wooi in pretty shapes SHOWN, lu various sizes,
f.r single small picture II. re also portfolio
stlud-. sul 0oxe- OF OILS and Of wdtsr C'l3i-.
The picture gallery b most attracfFVF MI a Tor hol-
day ,ilft,r, The sword Dane ." by Gcr6me. is still
here: there are Sch-eyfrs oi great slz' some
characteristic B0u-ltIns, and several gag .pGnIsI Pie
ture5. by weH-6nOWu artists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
CLIQUE OF COUNTERFEITERs.7
THREE wALL-sT. BROKERS ARRESTED as BELoNG!N

TO IT.
Three well-known Wall-st. brokers were ar
rested Saturday night charged with negotiating coun-
ereit bonds valued at 100000, on ST. Louis Mo- and
Quincy City H. Their names were Fordinand liart"s'
acurlstone broker living - No lo2 East Fftysecono-
ST.. william Muir, Office No. 81 Broadway, residence 10
212 West Thirty-fourh-st and Joel NJ Hayes, Of New
st. who lives az No Sc Irvingpiace. About six months
ago the existence OF large ring ~ bond forgcrs was
discovered counterfeit bonds St LOUIS
and Quincy City were sold outright or money
was obtained them. PnkertOus detectives were
placed the matter. In August last William Caiierc
and John H. Hustled arrested In this city FOR i'sns
$4,000 IN forged bonds. On Tuesday last, in General
Sessions they plea ied guilty, ana through mem tN','
was obtained which led to the arrest ~ the three
men ou saturday and which, 10 o. said. viii result - ic
arrest several others Wen known on the street It s
believed by the detectives that Gre prisoners gre merely
INKS IN one great Guam OF couh'etl,ltciS' 49,
has been 10 place tuc spurious p0hla or Hi' No..
With them, % ls Thought are u iSt-ut DI's St
In other cities, thus forming Que o. the m9~' ulit
gerou. clIu.s ever discovered On th- country. TIE "of
OF cOuntcrfering has been done y very shIiu 'h nn
as yet tley have been slrcwd enough 10 escape rest
u Is believed. however. tIat rON % cue ne D,ti
obtained from the confessions OF CueEe ana hu7f" 20
the rel manufacturers % the bonds
fa-mOuaby tr' sed woman drove TO Ponce he"l-
quarters. late OF SATURDAY. and demanded 20 see ger
husband. VINO had been arrested sh' proved 10 W NJ
MuIberry-st. Police station, soon aiJei Caltii,t
Seward co-yted some time WITH 'he 7Gf',
g. sai1 epd.gvored valuy. secure the release ~
HAYES on bli The detective VIII say u0tllh- on .-
information that some startling i-cio,urs Fll '+ hl'
Ia few DAYS. and several prominent "dI1' oIe4"i'ls
U os overin sad t,at three or four months
De purchased $1,000 worth OF Quincy 5'uS ana E' soon
as BE learned that tcy were forged r 'ouN -
Co the man from waom ID = Woi" o3uEHt. i"i, iA.-L
acLlgT lodged that tUyv NOT genuine. II. dd ho
Soy tAi> man was. bat suggest eel lAat oe on 'i1
men whom the detectives were looking Tor Was ha1eo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
THE COTRTS.

CONTESTINC = NAVAL OFFICERS WILL.
Commodore Edward W. Carpenter, who was
in active service IN the navy dGrin2 the hoyicu War;
died oa Nay 10th. At s.rev -hury. NJ. in his cshi
s yea. boqlca-hius rhr interest of bis proPcriy val
udat 10000 10 bi. sister, 5,, -arac G. Careud-r. o.,
this citf dutn- her lifetime At be- death 5000 is
% be- vidrd the niue children ~ John y Mason
aud TIE remainder portoual among thu brother ana
sster. his Date wife jacob - Car. eutUI wealthy
mo bart ~ Brunswisk nt brother o Tho tc-tator
AID Bis .lslrr Ni-. Edmund r. Williams, contest tic
" i 1usy a.lrge that Comm torc CIrpeuder was men
tally ucapab.e ~ making tue viii as d-et-c hai - in-
anil often wanted GO pav debts second time r.. pro-
uoucut'. council brought evidence CO. show tht ~.
Clmuma dlit Was lI tu session oi IS faculties Will
De mad TIE viii. Iis hrlu 80 90 th' children ~ IN
T. Mason wa the payment ~ de't - gratitude a. their
linrr who wiI. Secretary Ot state, restored the COM
m.iurs 10 bis position. when b. di-'nl "a from TIE
-etv.cc. NO decision has yet been rendered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
TIE NATIONAL TRUSTS AFFAIRs.

Mr.. Best gave notice last week that to-day
he would Yy dividend the pasitors OF the National
Trust Company but IL is not considered probable that
any such payment will be made.
A 5 Murray o. Goshen, vas represented few days
since Do TIE TRIBUNE having lad some indirect eon-
uecon with r. H. Brrle, at the time he borrowed IN
Is sons Name large sum Of monev from Lt alton 81
Trust Company Waikiki valley Railroad bonds Jon q!
owned D., Murray and BererI v-', % Wac ESQ
stated. had built ire road Nj. Murray say he h'd
uo connection with tAe road uui 20 was nearly hlrh,.'
when FL. advanced large suu uf money lo CON -ele ~
;I OBJ which wa. lost. Mr. Murray a. MES 90 tlItf
t.a. ae oyu't iouty wiz Beflau The Sl"'c'J %. f.
ROAD bonds o4 winch young B'ri.I bJiroWc. e"JO'i.
IIc lad uo me est iu those bonds Whatever either e aa
ol'c e~ az tue rOat or individual. lAe NIaA-e
County Bank. which 10 WAC sid had loaned u ~. y
lou., on WAIKIKI bonds had never done so fhn bonus
held by BcrIcl and IN possession OF the Nhto l
Trust Company receiver. were lcg-t issued by we
road before Air Murray became an officer OF Tue COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24

The Singer sewing Machine Company, a. it.
Office. No. 81 UHoa-,lu.rs. and az ita hYe ely branch
og e., is OF ring its family mtaHnt OF $50 Ices
thai. the former prices sewing machine oro'n'ntcd
In bronze Oh block walnut table, With drawers can
hr hal for $50 The varety extends from ths Through
,,,v rreut styles some Of which have covers. sOe
how, drlf tables with drawers, aui the hands 81
hay, cabinet cases. Some ale highly ornam Lied " o.
gold other. are uled ~itA poag s0Iia are " mD.rt
- limit aud very fine cases lIEd Fl'h -atn wood
mo ctIiuat cases b-aln tow a7 500. fprcl3If a
"a. ssrrets-y desk and sowing macLWe combined ai
o1 tit1u urturIus mIcl mes costs ai th way rom
"a fp fo $40 Al tn- time of the teulcahhi LAhh lOh
I'M. al. of these POPULAR machines rc3clci tWo lhiohs
III ottar1tlruts Tor heuuiug hrtuu<. ldfhi- eli-
,.fIur ETC. have been brought 10 Frrds perfection,
ard r.r - attached or detached ~ simple move o.
80 b,ud Tie work done Oh Singers machine j. most
t....itIt, -l and elaborate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24

Furniture of the manufacture Of Frederick
Krltiua @. No. 80 aud % East HoustOn-st aas long
been held in great admston. OF years his ecpua
ton for the strength aud artistic designs of his wor has
enabled him 10 build W. LARGE trade. and ns commodi-
ou- establishment now embraces floors building
100 fert sGu.tr, he manufactures his whole stock,
which u unusually elegant a the present time, BOB The
,uiItu- adjoining the Tie cabinet furniture
mi designs Of the Quceu Anne EsstlIkr AID
T. ipese styles l. ~ the utmost s1dty and el-zance
iu I'm .u. he has also hand Immense
.tocb a. real ebony and IVORY and mO-aic-tOp tab
r,,f-d direct from Italy. and which un,Xrcla in
eg4uce aud Iawucss o. price. The many ee-, Ut little
rfIcle which the recent al vance IN household 1t
r lt from thc domain o. luxury 30 chat 81 ntre-it
az. .i,ou N 4at psolusion. Tia. iidJY season I.d,
a. added Or guturSs O. tue display. Conspicuous among
tl,e articles that especially aIproptli- Tor Cii-
mas 1 ma. be meIt Ourd the hcau.fu' ufDsc.ecns Of
! names, dcsi.u IL cuiou-y carved frames Of ebony.
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wheeler and Wilson's Sewing Machines
Gained Crncuu1l lauges iu the way o; ihres medal. aus
three diplomas. 1Acir rotary hook locA-''Iich m'c"-n''
.-........ra.d FOR their perfect Ioca-sutca alk on
I'll .. t,y tho .ir.ugh Of seam thst VIII nos rave
r economy of thread Tor cOmpJrtnts- dud e. sa'' OF
model and haish fDt -.rcd. c5s~ or OPERATION ana W
-. ~ tt.vatUprt The most cXaCtlHE woman toiilu
.,il, a. u,.Dd more. Incy are especially hdaptc" i'I
,ta = u- and 4re also liked .or TAILOR WORK tAry sew
,,.It, ,it.., leather and indeed sitabe f'f q
iier ,iIys of manufacturing purposes The attachments
10 ms MACHINE avc, 10 tay the least mot pIl.''l
81, s A. = iuI proved tuckcreaser new heinmers, oiah
80, ,,tser rtr TIE eases are 81 most varied oc-i' :
some ,re supv tables others nave covers crop
.-srs NAM ,t-.s or else enclosed tli cases l4't'
80 :. f,, a.. sJJ for machines iI LaN care, " 'fIS
re,,.-nlv popuar for family use. some Iuh care "r
chm ure only SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-24
CHRISTMAS IN SHOPS AND MARKETS..

low lhL ARMY OF ftht iAeff0 b4-l-LANiNL IN AiAA-''
DAY AND NIGHT
The shop windows have been in holiday
trim for 8,r tasr week b1t only DUR DE last Few
Sc have Christmas purchasers been out n fun force
seeking what thcg purses could compass Iradesmcn
ro-t t their sales have been largely 10 excess OF their
most sarufe ezrtctations. Tao r' Umes seem not to
have affected the great majority Of ler visitors Not 10
BROADWAY alone but iu thc less fashionable streets, the
thrnr vcl almost uuprece lentet To- size and slowucs-
ot locomoton. one OF tie brightest features 81
tbe week was tine return oi S.ho'I ta"uIeh
~ +t CIqsrrs l0lii4v=. Tie streets have been Uvo
7uu with em. aud shop vlud1Wt O'e-u fri lf I'M u
hIi-If f.s They sry..rln-d sc h, about .re caul,
.tr.. nd we're Idi nm contemplation of tho sidewalk
v,uder-' stock % h1l,me iuWI uellcIS ana ohV'liF
VarU.er- t.lt Nl bic onl I'D .~ el -it''' 'Il,'.t- .
-tr scene Of activity than tu.y urr-eHt-3 ON S-tr-
G.r F1altr, seemed % De tHe p1acips fe"tn-, the
i.'-c fraT 2 q IA Gems: ducks. u to Is
noon this Christmas. NAV indulge M partree. quail.
sq t1 and other me usually regarded I' idNViee Il
baurl }fH.rs ar. eager e. dispose or t'cr goods
go bow price,. A member of the trw 81 hnnp' Co.
- large proportion o. tAe game from ne West ma,
arrived h,r. DOB poor egu moon ON account 'l ..e lu.'u
and TIE demand for game now Us eh'ut on
laf what u was st tais season last Fttr.'
Iie.e d good supply o. Ns mon I l 'l'y "' ,,
nov ho BOUGHT 10 from 10 io 20 cCuts pound ti par
udces and prairie non, i-r-c -'orh hi, 'fF,Er' par
tiId-e- selling al tou % e. hts '' -" Gen q p i,
and prairie hons A. ~ par. Ian' SD. unCNS 90 !,
e. 80 0ozcD. Capons sell at 20 cents 30 80 cent.
pound. Fac wild turkeys arc plentiful ahd sell az 20
M, r-1rt market is also Won supplied prices are low
and heavy shipments from Mediterranean ports are q
peeied. Malaga grapes sell al - 90 - biIt anu 'l'
IctaicI q. ~ csute p'd.. Ter NV M NJ, i. 80. e.
ccpt- OF Valencia oranges and they are selling Fly = ~
s. case OF 40 oranges 5aia5is .i w. ~. ", , W
iny from seyenty-1ve Co 200 bananas.