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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19
TITE ID.fHO INDIAN U.IR.
spokane Warriors Joining the Uostiies- Col.
Green's Command AT the Front.

SAN Francisco. July ls.-A despatch from
Walla- Walla. Washington Territory. says the
Indians hay" Killed thre" men and slrl On
Cow creek. Oh salty. a Spokane chief. says he
believes that iliy of his warriors have gone to
loin Joseph'S band They are beyond his con
trol Col. Green. with his column. has reached
lii,l" salmon river from the south A mes
s"nSrr from Smookhalla and spokane Jerry.
non -trrniy Spoknn" chiefs. announce their de-
sir" g. remain friendly and 70 on "a reservation
provided on" l. st apart for them and food fur
nishcd Tor tho winter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19
Twenty MIN Dealers Arrested.

There were arraigncd before Justice Flam-
mer IN the fny seventh street Police Court yesterday
afternoon. twenty milk dealers, accused selling or
keeping ior .aic. aiultcraei mix They were arrested
n ilr tumralut OF Dr Rowland uf the Board oi Health
y u hN'ir n ft.Ntutu Avenue was examined. ami tlcn
lac ami iie others wcrr lcd Tor trial unicr 500 each
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19
sub-Letting Dog Catching.

Col Frank Moore saw Michael O'Brlen swing
ing little dog ny the hind leg and then by the tan and
had him arrested In tho Norkyillc Police Court Justice
fammcr held q Brien undcr Sl0o bail q Hricu's AN.
swers IA olod the interesting features nf dog cnt hing
thHl Wm hrrn- dog nhc,r of the Eighteenth pi.trcLwho
receive, UurtA cents lrt hrnd Tor dog delivered AT
tie pound subjects ms privileges Ia "A man named
nuushcrY, t. whom he pays fifteen cruts tor each dog
caut Hud that nnughrrtN gives Bflru contract To
furnish linn with dogs AT ten cents apiece.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19

IoNpoN. July 1s.-Unitod States Minister
Pcrfcr nj I'M, received rod wrich Tor Capt GinorL
oi the American whal,r Young PhrnN. presented by
nine survivor, o the British cmirrunt ship sirathnnre
and tlcr friends. which Was wrecked IN the south
fapur. cant olluri rescued the SURVIVORS ol the
wreck, snWhel them with clothing, AMI treated them
N III hLNnl kmlmn..
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william lIager, butcher Of .799 Fulton street.
Brooklyn ended spree on Tuesday night hy having hs
head on the rail OF the Long Island steam railroad IN At
anic avenue, to await death when hr Wa,drngprd on
ur itntk lN ns'nis man VII" Mn' passing %. tnn toa
lnn hi Atlantic ami t,a avenues, amt tired todroWn
lun~rf unlO ,r tii,on lueh,i ham up lar Nomination.
amt c Was Yesterday sent to la o sober u lie said he
lad had Ciiuu-N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19

GALVESTON. July ls.-It is reported that cot
ton worms have appeared IN considerable numbers at
different points In the valleys the Bra1os Conradn
Guaialnupr, Nuecc. aud luutN MYERS. and that the
planters are supplying themselves WitA lulsun with
Which 10 destroy The Worms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19

An autopsy Of the body Of Peter Van Kuren.
the lctpr Garner. who pr :. C. Harwool said died OF
Asiatc cholera and Assistant saniiary Inspector Dwycr
sni dii not made. Yesterday in the trf~ nee ~
tufuncr Lin-rr DR. llNwoui. br DWytr. and une ur
two other ply There was no evidence nf true
cholera. The inlcAunu. that The man died ui cholera
morbu, merely were manifest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19

The verdict Of tho Coroners jury in the casc
of Dr. Edward VI stein was that he died the ct.
iccts o narcotic poison administered by hims d. 80
further contest has ouh.tWccu the elder Dr Sin and
the woman claiming o. Dee nr Stens srIinutlrr since
the mlet obtained the body aui burned A. They VIII
ronHhy he INA claimants Tor the property OF the dead
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19

some men who w"rc operating throshing
machine "a the farm of Thomas Muholliud near Free.
hold, J . ON slhy, were pro,tratci hv lightning
Nlrn they recovered their ST. Uses they found that
horse Wa dead, the machine destroyed and 90 bushels
u "A "A a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19
y Fall Down Stairs.

Mrs. Mary Croan Of No 2ij Goodwin street,
Paterson i down stairs yesterday and irokc her neck
causing instantaneous death Her husband protested
AGAINST her burial without postmort,n exam.
NATION, a he believed that medicine that she
had been taking caused her 10 faint and thus fall The
medicine prescribed by u Iict-ier ami put up hy
drls-.i named thtlus The Doctor says the drugg,t
mad. mistake. and tn. druggist denies H. The Coroner
Wall hold an inquest to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19

ALLENTOWN, Pa. July ls.-The coroncr's Jury
In the case of the explosion o III, boiler the ore mines
near Nacungc which caused the death seven men and
seriously injured several others laNt returned verdict
WHICH, alter EiNln- TIE aus, 90 tr great ussu tr
We The said Jury uriher nl thht. divers uUrn~.uls
linfr The VNTlu~lN %, tc boiler ,ar-td with steam
bel oud ts capacity, thcre! weakening AM stlainin the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19

GREEN RIVER. Wyoming Territory. July IS
capt T. Grcgs returned from ten sheyllau's camp
o,ieriav The camp at tc foot Of cloud Pc ak m the
W Horn mountain. distance from Camp >amhaush giS
uits lh,fp are nl Indians that Part fu country
Large herds ui hufln htr to he seen north BraNcr
ellNA. nem. shelllam !. IAIlN AIn MI Mnll.
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4 Railroad 10 he sold.

SrEiNGFiELD, ILL.,. July ls.-In the United
states ouri to-day the final decree orcio-urc OF tho
lniAuapeis Bloomington AMI Wc-iern Railroad was en-
wfe nn hr llr of me- road ior tlc lcnrnt The Par.
mrr~ l"tu amt Iru. company ami other claimants was
eriIed io take place ~ B.u. .nus. on dAJ not 5ot
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F1MHA July l7.-'lhree children Of Charles
NinO rui. W ANNd ADshlN county ate quantity ul Dor.
me- ON Monday that LAT hrcn mck,d near wh,f, rir,
green had been sprnhled ON potato bugs Thoy died.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19

William II. Maddox, Custom House in
spc' '9r' who h'e' ~ the Fourth Wnrd of BuokNr re.
esfl ltnu The kcpunlirdn Grhcrn Committee ui King,
county pc.lc iaN lie VIII remain m the ward AssUo IA.
uoh una lac - lv4i that lac AnusI leave that. tOO.
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Freeman W, Knight 35 years old Of SPRING
su., drowned himself yesterday, al chelsea lanllua
n,ii,.h ishnl lie had previously made wp unsuceess
iul attempts " TAXI his lie by swallowing poison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19

LONDON, July lS-The American ship Stor-
LINK, Capt Baker, from Sew Noik. Mas ~, san Fran
cisco Mas hTelAed on the 18Th Vi June at salt Pond
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-19
False Rumors In Wall street.

Mr.. W. A. Camp. Manager Of the Clearing
hod'r, sai Nc,t' rihy " lho story That broadway
bank hn, hat trouble ~ the clearing House j. untrue
lhrit Is ni tho slightest ilui uiIf.n tur ilD absurd
n "lt'H lA' l''n ltint0i aui lulu.irou,iy clrcu.
laicl uA lur d' siAhius or lnt,IuiurWcd ptfsuli
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W Gather Once Prediction.

I'm ~ 3,'r VI -. q ST. a'7j' IL. a. y q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-05
gountrp Real Gelalt for Sale.

A FINE BUILDING. PLOT, so by 80, or
~ "a nv IgG feet: dcsirbly located G1l dry so; con
vepeu 10 Il ere depOfs Flushing l. J. can or oWHcr 30
Snrrce y address Il. c. BOX 10 llunhe oiL-
Flushng combines country advantages with the CITY
convenience Of gas. sewers. water sc
AT CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
n desirable FARM Of 26 suitable for gentleman
courtr residence The property s located on tAc h 'u
90 Road ab0ut one nile norm O. vac
station and commands extensive views O the bu0sh e
TJe spG Ia uIv with apples re2ls ana otIcr MAJ
cultivation The hWbHs* c0hlif71a
cool barn house. and other Outbuiings; Inc houac CO.
ians large The property VIII % SOFA e-,-y F"l
particulars ADDRESS EDW ARD CLA Kkl- tribune Ohco.
ENARM FOR SALE.-7O acres of fine land,
fne large buildings perfect rider situated az ing Us
town \ / i've minutes walk from depot must SCI 70 c-e
an estate price SlC.5OO-es- than the buildings Wolg COY,
H. erect ii j. splendid place Inquire g = W ~ !,
Txr cor Coiegesve and Haniitonst New bruhsNloA 81
NOR SALE.-The Amelia Court House Hotel,
i 90 miles Hchmond on Danylile i.aliioSH WIZ
rek stores on street and $50 land a0< so alu
Cour House suitable for town lots urce, Sl4OV ,ILls
easV Aurlv to l.. BfOWER, 40 Niiiiins, New oIA
or p :. WOOD esq, Amelia Court House, Va,
COMERSET COUNTY FARM, near Somer-
= Vile n J-Fory acres all Under good stat OF GU IA
lion large twU-story modern house. II rooms DaI snu car
rgo house granarv hennerv, and at necessary buhf- ~
good order roofs HelgDol hood cOld VII Dc S' ,,
fess thau present value. rutland d WITHIN . DeoA
IT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-05
Broohlpn Rral estate for Sale.

nWELLING-HOUSES Nos. 43 Wiltow-st.,
~ lfcksst az 81 and s. Nassau-st, 100 and lo- fh
annie a. ~ and 1871 Wlougl byst, "a Iafayettoave
FF GORDON L. FORD. 9, CARE ST. lroON.y p.
NOR SALE or RENT.-Will sell or rent very
low No- S47 and sJ3 IIucOlup, Brooslyn, houses ~
50 I'm sYendc zion. % rooms urge lo Win +le ll
situated near main 10 Prospect FarA inquire ~
j. h. HILL j99 Flatbush ave.
z OW PRICED LOTS for SALE or LEASE,
/ ! for Manufactures Rehneries, Chemical Wors4, o.,
tocl ~ f bIead WatorfIant also Dlocas Tor dNcl
~. an Nev0,yu Crock adjoining New or ard BuohlyH
terms asv al ON mortgage II satisfactorily improved Apply
tO ". l. BlitNEf- 40 Nlllitin-'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-05
NARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE Almanac ~
-..~s cor SIM s-fs.... S"f CLOCK slow II lf
49, r-ses 40 Moor souths 1871 Moons age DAYS -
Hl.u WATER TODAY n 80
s.,fv rgook Cos Gov fs.aud OBS Hell Gate. 81
Vr.H lrII TODAY ~ 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-05
Gounirp propertn 20 fet.

AT NOMINAL RkNT-Ehglbiy situated eSl COZ COZ
fortv minutes frum express trains Two ios
s, I'D deerabe travel with twelve rooms bath
elc lawn garden, flowers vines etc p.yein.nt "a
nev iroyepeufs ia progress; CITY ana country
rambineS Amply al VEsT ELIZABETH nIAIioN on
peTI block or address THE OWNEh r. u BOX 4of PIMA
beth, -. J.
dhn- PEP MONTH will rent the house, 249
90 -1st Washington ave, We0sidc Newark TON ts
II Apply on the resises, Of H. DENIsoN' lou Dei0
yieaye. Newark y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-05
Che Curt.

Che Curt.
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.-Fall Meeting.
a Jerome park 29h September. d. 4th 6th ga, II u
anu 18Th October Races begin each dsy at 10 O'Clock
G. WHGAriY, See. A bELNONl, frcs.
YElO JEROME PARK RACES. via New-YOrk
ami Har en- Railroad sept. 20 oct p 3, q ., A. ADD Is.
SPECIAL train with for ladies' viii leave Grand
Central Depot DAYS 20 l2ii and l. 30 retulng
trans, time table ExcurrlOn
tickets, 40 4have. cars run direc, % depot
G. ". BI,~ ell. supf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-05
REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK. Thursday, oct 4, 1877.
The following legal auctions were held at the

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. oct A. 1877.
The following legal auctions were held at the
Exchange salos-room to-day
By BgeII,g;su G R,ssr u, vo 77s
$dave VS. 25 I'm OF 4sthst lot lolox7o Ascan e $40
baoN"' '''. ''''''' ~ J1s " Miel
&s'STy end NIB. sasi 5,S sTos 200 y Of sbsye lot
25xi00j Amelia Barlow 90. ----'----''''
story and basement orcs house win lot on 91svS
Ss p - q 9thst lot 21.svloo Catherine % 600
and D'''ii' mr. IT, ISd'''c & %; -,
T s'S' 't 80 72G Of 1ohaye lot l7dE7t; $500
AbortnS c. wilkins ------'-' ''V
story 9 store and s yoh H I'm a 4" wscr $500
S5f 90 y F,i 's sa,ts as7 n 2daye I71lx
1929 German savings Bank..-- ''~~''-''- '''"
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEW YORK CITY.
4sths, 100 # lstave l00jx75 Michael Ryan 90, zoo
e5l 5d Tis, 20 n Msisrfave box ~ oo
IS 80 ~ lltha7e 'oNo'li N'.i 1900
Po-tsye l75 70 EmeE SasI 10 1t Po5.er * nominal
slts : 2lof 5t"ve, -,1''' + ro.'v. 10 Nominal
B g. so It pcrsyiist 25E0o veten 400
etRa i' 6 a rs IL othave 25Iloo Coulter 70
5sht $40 e. Sthaye s'Nloo' b M'henngy $4,000
l2isi,t s 26o # 2dave iTTesular 'lsn :" $3.50
l2o4 s., IS l7ohw isave 2oAl.oii M "''Sl 1880
5ibst c 2 3, # 6tbaye 25Kl0o5 BarSertO o. 600
i,Iis 90 Geo Ferguson MrIelan- 10 oo
S 55 $. 6 6 T. ss9 81 ave 5xo53 Mary N ward coo
and nus nand ~ W Wiener, =, -, -, ,,r,-,,e-
s5n Roo e " 5'ave siA'l Ieuol'"-nF'' $500
oih-t 2is 10 (, 6th-ave' Z2-1s' l. $4,000
Clnonst s. TX n a Slan,oI i s5 -'NiOO 1900
Tq Sss e to Ieu'onia j. 'ys s17A5 Deputy
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
otrv p H. to C. Il wolcott 44'hst SHAVE d, 600
ryan Michael 7nd VIE 70 a n'.i.e 5000
WoL christie l, AID SIf s5I - NJ Al 1000
Woodward Eugene T. 10 Borden, z luthaNei d 400
RSTer cilas and vile Hndebraudt 6tl.si' ,ooo
2dave: 49,
codang,oa s sg MO Se5-i IL ou'n'n - - 5000
crs car' end end VIE TO G oeAer'asen van 1900
FosteJ 2pg wife 10 Iaes'ono' 5000
Lowell william apd wife, q" Mutual Ail' lbs '"'S ooo
New ave and l24tist yclr..-.. 80. '''''
Mullins NJ and wife, John ie count No 80 MonIoe ooo
O-,,r L H. 10 L ogden, 2jthst. W 4thave; Z ocoo
,,li,arit r. 10 Wins.ow, cor Greene ana .. M,
W., n n =, pesrsa n y l2th.st W 2d-ave year 1000
Wlcis Geo ana wife. 70 W Platt es ISt'F@s scoo
l9fsgt 9 years........ 49,
Le1hy Ellen 20 A Buederus' IS lA5th 81 OlHon eoo
Grady % and ge J TO- lmoa' cor il'eilo 1880
ehslvcv " q. p C0rvin, n honroest e Moht- -no
g0mery-st years. - % -,i,i - -
Lg9geer Robert = to Moses lly l.i il % 10000
ON Ij fs J. y. SAVAGE. Deputy Register
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-05
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads
ITO PHILADELPHIA,

ITO PHILADELPHIA,
Il
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Thirteen TIrOCgn Trans way daily three DepOtItn
Philadelphia IN New-Gork.
DOube Track the pmeui fd.ie1J
Time consistent with absolute safety.
ana after June 1877.
Express rams leave NewYor& Desbrosses ana CorN
lanat Streets Ferries follows.
73G, $40 l9.3D Ilmted 1890 a. l. 4, s. g. !, and
$50 q. IN. SUNDAY, 8 a. m. D. s. 7, and $50 p. ~
boIgs II 3rD0alu Annex" connect with au through trains
at rscy Ctv a1orng sp edya nd direct transfer Ior
Brooklyn travel. -.
Returning trains Philadelphia 3:35 g. 75l y $3.50;
anu II a. u4mtef Express, I35 .. M ? 4 o5 . ana
1888 ana II midnight On sunday $3.50 :, e5O a. ny
4. $50 ana II midnight
Ticket Offices. 526 and ga Broadway NO AsiOr House
and foot OF DesbToss,s and Cortlansi ss No. stp
BROOKLYN: Nos ia. lI6 and lis HudsOn-st. HOhOken;
Depot Jersey city IMMIGRANT Ticket Office No Battery
place. . , ,..,,srr
FRANK THOMSON, l. T. FAltMEh
General Manager Gen Passenger Agent
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Gin Real gstGte for Sale.

S25000 .a tSry lon5Syl es osa Tsn sS
aWTeuues below Central Park KULAND q WH4IIND'
Beckman 81.
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Gicamboals an0 Railroads.

A LBANY AND TROY by DAY BOATS
"a G yIBBAhD End DANIEI Drew ieave ye. I St
isrry West regt Neegrs, roaese i.,t h2es S
York Central Railroad for The West. 10 West Point
COUPONS si On Hgiloa aver R,ad are received On
9oala fol passsge FREE TRANSFER IRON and 70 BROOK
oct. II.
baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD
ID Leave NewYork from foot Of Dcsbrosses and Cortandt
500 D. H. o.,ya,hngtou ana the west, Rchmoud Charles.
ron ad the sath making close connections Tor Columbus
TO p ~ ior Washington sna The West and FOR Richmond
and South via Godousyic Pullman ears from NEiork
Pf;6aTr cincinnati. Louisville. AMI &. Louis
pRii,dseip M ~ 10 veS orIsi8s
$50 p m. daily walnst DE South and West Pun
seeucrs NeV-Yors ~ '7'ir1re an " lsi-iD
making oose connections for Chcro enc nia Louisville,
washington Lynchhu-g. Forida Neg-Orieans.
For iaoa5h tickets. please cal al company, oee 3i5
a.d Dcs5ros ses sis ana depot. Jersey civ
ASK FoH TicELTs XXI XII R 6AhrIAoEE AND OHIO
OTTIZENS' LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY
and sARATQGA eon9esng T2 81 rr IaFq R9 HHs
OTHER RQI m The entirely new s,4 magnificent pace
lssiarsys e4ceptsD 8 D. ~ nom Pier a. \. r., foot o
Lerst Through geSss i aS Pis'5 slSs 20 al
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
y FerIy station u New orr, foot Of LAberiyst
65o a. m.-For bennington, Easton, BeIvderc Mauch
chank I4a9a g S Erinab Fsson Harrisburg
Mauch Chunk. Tamaqua. Wilkesbarr W lliamsport g.
lO.l5 H. u and 80 d. -ofnerv lie ana Femlngton
I p. m.-For Remington, Easton Mauch chunk Wi.Se3
barre scranton. Tuukannock, Tamaqua, Hazie'on Rear
ing POttsvilc Harrisburg
~ m-For Ilgh f1dge I,raDch EastOn, Beyldere. ana
Catasauqua. ,-,
$50 D. H. aaIy-For Easton. Allentown, and Harrisburg
p IF Easi0n.
For trains 20 0cal points time table al stations
STNBAV THAik~-LtaFe al $50 a. H., y ?. m tor
Round Brook Il iu.ermealts points. and at $50 D. ~ Tor
Easton, Reading and Harrisburg
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
- Trains eaye Tor fefta AmDy' hed Lam. D1R i"n''
Stages connect station 20 AMI iton ffOhI
and al -ouan ~ ana from POINT PLEASANT
EREEHOLD and NEW-IORk RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Liberty-st for freehold, at
T.sJ. II IS 3 M 4. 5:l5 y. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-05
Brooklpn properin Go Get.

TO LET. very low, the desirable 3-story
u and bas.nenf bricE dwelling No. % Carf0hs1 nrai
C.rr para; 10 dcsirAblc tenant the rent VIZ be Itle
reasonable Apply 70 J. T. CORNELL a. rlss,, nI
rIYO LET-An elegant private residence IN
Fas BreoklVn within 10 minutes 81 Terry Elsh sIo1li
49, ,.cf Tratuaoe double ten TOoms sry ana
aIl fern conveuenccs. Apply 10 GEQ BID"OOD' "I'
Of Man H PaTsOns). 90 PiBe-st, new OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-05
Gouutrn Boaro.

Gouutrn Boaro.
4 LADY occupying her own house in Mont
- clair has elsant suc ~ furnished rooms 10 reut lor
the Fail and Winter, Yih boaTi - an acceptable parry
clay Chrisouherss. Apply ~ HONE,s PARSONS, ~
Cedarst, New Orz opposite depot al Montclair
A PRIVATE FAMILY, having a very pleas
- ant place. healthy location plenty 81 shade hHe pazas
pleas ma rooms and home comforts, womb ike
Jew Pail Winter; terms moderate; on u OF
Railroad, depot good saiAg tAe dilNc.i
good fishing and hunting Address : SEELl Dareu conn
At TERRACE HALL. Ramapo, R0clland
y County, " Y - miles from CITY, on Erie IulHay, nYe
minute, malls from depot A DELIGHTFUL sPOI IN
WHICH TO SPEND SEPTEM RER AND OCTOBER.
Mountainous section splendid scenery. House on me
Boating AID ish (back bass and pcAerell
Moderate terms frst-class reference.
EIRST-CLASS BOARD and accommodations
with private French family lProestlnt With TIE priv.
lego n sDsasug the French language references Address
NJ NJ, Tribune Cpt0Wn Office, i-35 BrondNay-
ILFT PARK HOTEL, Watkins Glen,
u \ T. Terms ~ 70 50 per Day Appointments L. 'Bgs
free send circular and analysis OF water G = tIsOsl
Proprietor
UNDERSTANDABLE comfort and econ
" onv superior accommodations and board one h9ur ad
ten minutes from cit r. 70 70 per week BOX 10 MOTIFS
town, y J.
d to Stood country board for Fall and
DO winter pleasant rooms healthy n@ghOoFhoou AZ
dress r. l.. p SOMEKS, Wesichester Co., y. y
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BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
Fop TRENTON AND PHI Ia uiLP 4.

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. O.,
Leave Nrw.York for Trenton and philadelphia AZ o.Jl
e. $50 1870 % M, 1870, $50, $50 II p ui and al D. III
Trenton n 81,
roaG Tnrd aud BcrKs-sts, 7aO 800, ll5O IA, l:Jo
4.lJ. $50. L. p. 10. 49, . nj. ..,- -
New YORK AZ lZO eO9, lu;i' L. H.
1918. .. TO- t.JJ Cos D. ~
Pullman Drawing Room cars are attached To me SsV A. M
I9O 3 30 d. u trains from New YORK q the 30 o5O a. M
Sp D. H. trains Philadelphia, and sleeping Cars 10 @
II O'clock midnight trains both NcSl orb ana PhllStt
plia , r,,.4.tutf.
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leave New.Yors and Philsdelpha
al @ % a. ID $50 y D. Leave Trenton at lO%o a. He
$40 - r,o .u, NJ, 4
Broadway al the PRINCIPAL hotels. al offices of the Enc lhl
Way IN Ne1.YOrk aad BTO0Ayu, and AZ No. tnurrs'-
pryokIyu BAGGAGE checked from e5ience destination
ii z BALDh y. I'd. Pass. i gent
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Gitnallcns UanleO-fsmales.

COOK. &c.-A frst-class Protestant cook and
- launaress and waitress ref reuce-. Az 4thave.
COOK. WASH and IRON, by a scotch
~ woman; wOud as cllImDeruhd and Wal ress or
seamstress knows how % operate on machine
ard mod Can be seen az the fhDiESlANr
HOME pTEEATr I3S 9Th ave. above lUtnsG
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felp iuan;eo

XVANTED--For clerk in publishing house;
w graduate Of the Boys Nsrnal Coleee IRON ecu
70 twenty living the Ciy graduate OF ny
other school good business education ah kaoi
elge OF atm Aidress IN own hAD0wfIIns eh~1
October TO- OHM & HEATH, No 10 5ondst
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl


L. VIA NEW-rERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Comineucng sept i. 1871. steamers leave New-Hork
per g North River foot Hectors connecting at SANDY
Il OOk with trains Tor
Lone Branch $50. II a. H.. 3.lj. ., p. m.
Pm, adepla and Toms River, II a. H., aud $40 p H.
Iarpcrat ana IucAerton. IL a. III. and $40 p ~. .
VneauG Bridgcon Atlantic 'iIy, and Cape May II a. m
Snuslys. for Long Branch, 800 a. IN. . r.,
sandy Hoos rxcurriols $50 IL and $40 p N rare
furr ram 2 u b.
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Sfearefps a-cr for Hamburg K0ln FOR Bremen state
n Cr MIA f0r Glasgow Cen Whitney f0r New Orleans
Isaac Pen or Pchuiond Hatteras. for Norfolk henarie
for Tes. ships irhfn for Liverpool and Eoth Tor ian
akefed. for Anier and brig Shauhoh lot
Havana anchored 81 Lower Bay, bound ont
SAILED BY WAY OF LONG ISLAND SOUND
Steamships F-arconi for Portland Gaucus for Boston.
ANCHORED AT HART ISLAND. BOUND OUT
Big Escet or Rio Janero schrs Avon and L. 5. Gates
To- ~i. y. B.
WINDS unseJ-sandy Hook. moderate Z. {. f. rainy.
CORRECTION.
The Of me Of slip Emerald Isle from London
% fi vi premature.
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and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

/ connections Leave foot Of LbertysL, for Freehold at
T.s5 T. nj A. D. Nm
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THE Old KFLIAbI-L ,,r--ro.-
s1ONTNGTON LINE, FOR BOSTON
$50 ALI. POiN > Las
.-or Tptp MISSED ~ CONSECUTIVE YEARS.
-'N4 - The elegant steamers . . .-c,.,~r
sTONINGTON AND NAkkAGANSEI n; ,s,,
=, m oa,y Sundays excepted from per ~ ~ H. 10Y
al JaysI stagoroOI8s and uekes ZOE II ,., t,nrss.
~ g BROADWAY and at al Offices OF mesc0.t EAPis@s
60 ~ ticksts for all hotel ticket 0hcss -
passengers aud Freight via eithor Inc Always 'AAo"
rates. --...o.. %, either line 10 and from
s,, nv tIr boats of The Brooklyn Annex, leaving Je"
ellis wharf fui''n 1e'''' ~ BABCoCK, Prcsa
l. W. EuEIss. General Passenger Agent
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08
BEGINNER
ScoTT. Neb.. FED. >, |

ScoTT, Neb., Fe6. 3, 1877.
ED. CHIEF.-The Farmers insti-
tute held at Walnut Creek School
House, was a very profitable and
pleasant affair AID L opposition was
manifested which will ultima,ly result
in good TO the agricultural interests of
our community.
The followin. resolution was unani-
mously adopted
Resolved, That We pledge ourselves
Individually to use every effort to pro-
duce something for exhibition at our
next fair, and to promote the interest
of our agricultural society-also ole
requesting the President to call an in
stitute at Red Cloud some time during
the session of Court in February as he
may deem best.
The present season of the year could
be prottably employei in holding In
stitutes Over the county in the various
precincts and endeavor to create an in
tere,t in our calling, which Will make
our next fair a noticeable feature in
our improved AMI progressive march
toward success Farming.
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