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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-17
COMMON COUNCIL.
Official Proceedings.
adjourned Meeting.

Adjourned Meeting, April 80, II.
Present-His Hon. the Mayor; Aid
Reed, Dewey, OBrien, Bruins, Schend
German, Yule, Van VIE, Williams,
Leonard, Kelly and Zahnen.
Minutes of meeting Of date April 23d,
!! read and approved.
Petition received asking permission
to build boat house at north end OF
Main street bridge on east side thereof
Referred to Committee on Harbor.
Petition Of Martin L. Easterbrooks.
TO the Hon. the Mayor and Common
Council Of the city Of Kenosh0.
The undersigned, a resident and free
holder of said city, respectfully petit
tons your honorable body to open an
alley between Ann street and Chicago
street, to follow the continuation of the
south line of Dayton street, and to that
end your petitioner will give and dedi-
cate strip Of land 10 feet wide and 20
rods Is feet long, being from Ann street
on the west to the west line of land
i now owned by one L. w. Miller, provid-
ed the city of Kenosha will complete
the same from said west line of Miller's
land to Chicago street distance OF
about 147 feet, for the sum of two
hundred dollars.
(Signed M. L. EASTERBROOKs.
Same was referred to Committee on
Streets and Alleys.
Resolution of Aid. Schend:
That the Committee on Fire Depart
ment be and they are hereby instructed
to procure suitable persons to take care
Of the two hand fire engines kept in
engine rooms Nos. 1 and 3, to keep up
fire when necessary, to clean and dry
hose after being used, and to do the du-
ties to satisfaction Of chief of fire de-
partment.
Aid. Van Vie moved that an order
be drawn upon the treasurer for the
sum Of $1.21 in favor of Drom & Hale,
the same having been allowed last year,
but through mistake order was never
drawn. Seconded.
Ayes and nays called. Carried, all
voting in affirmative.
Aid Schend, Chairman of Committee
on Streets and Alleys, presented bids
for building stone culvert on Ann
street, which were opened and read tC
council.
Bid of John Flynn, $50; Dawson &
Burns, $500 per cord, mason measure
ment; F. Romerdale, 5000 per cord
NILSSON measurement; M. L. Easter
brooks, $500 per cord, according tC
specifications; VIM. Warren $500 pei
cord; &C. Doty, 1896 per cord of 12e
cnbic feet.
Aid. Yule moved that contract be
awarded to G. C.Doty, which motion
was seconded and carried.
Aid, Leonard moved that contract OF
city physician be awarded to DR.. Clary
1913 per month.
Aid. Yule moved to amend that the
matter be referred back to Committee
on Pauper Affairs, to secure bids.
Ayes-Reed, Yule, Van VIE, Will
liams-4.
Nays = O'Brien, Dewey, Bruins
Schend, German, Kelley, Zahnen-8.
Motion was declared lost.
Aid. Reed moved to proceed to ballot
for city physician. Seconded and
carried.
Ballot on city physician resulted in
choice of DR.. Clary, who was declared
appointed.
Committee on claims reported in
favor of allowing bills:
Geo Barber, work on park "a 81
E. Kingman, 81
LentZ & Funk. sc
David Dawson, q
Ayes and nays being called, report
of committee was adopted, all voting
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-17

When Goldsmith, the poet, died in
1774, the following announcement ap-
peared in one Of the journals of the
time: "1774, April 4, Died, DR.. Oliver
Goldsmith. Deserted is the Village
the Traveller hath laid him down to
rest; the Good-Natured Man is no more
he Stoops but to Conquer; the Vicar
hath performed his sad office; it is. a
mournful lesson, from which the Her
NIT may essay to meet the dread tyrant
with more than Grecian or Roman for
titude."
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-17

Ill. Retail dealer in Cigars Plug, Cut Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, sc. His Gil
gars are all made from best qualities of domestic
and imported tobacco and sold to the trade at
lowest cash rates. Also, constantly Oh hand
some fine Meerschaum Pipes, Orders promptly
filed. Directly opposite his old stand. No. 371%
Main Street. KenOSha Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-17

ID B. WHITAKER & Co. Manufacturers of
II. Portable & Stationary Steam Engines and
Boilers, Shafting and Pullies, Hand and Power
Tire Blenders, Tire Drills, and all other kinds OF
Machinery. Also Kenosha Union Thimble
SkeinS, Tuyers, Bolster and Reach Plates, Ket-
ties, Sleigh Shoes and Post Mauls. Repairing
done promptly.
Kenosha Wis. April Goth, 1874.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-17

7AHNEN BROTHERS, No. Y Main ST., Keno
II sha Merchant Tailors. We keep constantly
on hand a well selected stock of cloths, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats
and Caps Of the latest styles. Work done and
goods sold as cheap as atany other establishment
in thn CitV
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-17

Maple aoood, only four dollars cord;
who a0oaLld be cold.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-17

TOHNSON'S BOOK STORE, No. so Main St.
u full and complete assortment OF School
Books, also Standard and miscellaneous Books,
Writing and Wall Paper, Sheet Music and vari-
Gus articles of the trade. 5. &. JOHNSON.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-17

MARBLE WORKS.
III HUGGINS &c SHBURN
KenOsha and Racine, Wis. Monumental and
GravestOne work executed in the highest style of
the art.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-17

A BURG, has removed his Barber Shop to No,
n, q Main St., second door North of Thomas
Engishs shop, which building he has thoroughly
renovated and fitted up i'll the best possible man
ner, and where he will be happy to meet his old
customers, all who require his services i'll the art
tOnSOrial
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-17

Geo. Barber, work on park 81 30
K. Kingman, 80
LentZ & Funk so
David Dawson, %
Ayes and nays being called, report
of committee was adopted, all voting
in affirm otiva
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-17
KENosHA, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, MAY II, 1877

South street made of uniform width and
height. (Signed,) W. E. REED.
On motion, resolution was adopted.
The following bonds of retail liquor
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
LITERARY NOTES.

The MARQUIS of Lorne is said to be engaged
nnon new metrical version OF the Psalms set to popu
lar hymn tunes.
A literary citizen of New-York State has pre-
.cutea the Rev John icrs recent work. metaphysics
mr. The Science OF Perception" TO 200 OF the ehls ~
hraries of Europe The book Is from the press Oh Do
Mead q Co The copies reach their DESTINATION rVus"
the Smithsonian Iustitutions
The new edition of Duyckinck's "Cycio-
media of American Literature" revised and brouS'
down 70 date by Mr. Laird Sim0ns is very nearly resuy
for publication by wm Ritter Co. OF Phlladelpms 10
The Two volumes include notices OF over SUI IT,
can writers with an exhaustive index. Inere are "So
nearly 1000 illustrations.
A new book, "From Over the Sea" from the
nen Of the author Of zone summer" Miss Blahcho
wins Howard is promised by Jas. r. Osgooo y
Co Readers who are asking for the one SUNNY,
book of this year also referred 10 Sss JeNo.'
!. nee eeDhayeu' sketches. The Putuams nave IN ptesS a.
hook for which One Summer si cess Is PIoPn,,s0"
under the fascinating title OF His Grandmothers
Mrs. Fanny Hodgson Burnett's story OF mat
lass o. Lowrie's is having success in England even
greater than its success here. Warne Co. printed
FIRST edition OF ten thousand The story IS Recognized as
very faithful TO the Lancashire dialect ana 10 hHi
casbire life The fifth thousand OF the American cn.en
Is issued bv Scrbner Armstrong Co Another she.cn
Inv tins writer the story OF wax work man, Is prOlseu
for the Midsummer Holiday Ser70nerS.
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Ciln prnpcrIn 90 Eet.

At 80 EAST 291H- ST.-Three-story wide
~ HOUSE, deep lot painted walls, steam heat; IL
and after . rclt sl.e0J
rB1O RENT-Partly furnished or uufurnished at
greatly reduced rent elegant fourstary. high s0op.
brown stone font HOUSE IN me orrel. bet 5h and Ma
sou. .sves JAMES PRICE. ZOJ Hudson
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
Mem pnbIirations.
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THE TRIBUNE NOVELS,


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Ercry Norel in this series is complete ana undoriagd'
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TWO LILIES BY Julia Kavanagh.
BLACK SPIRITS AND WHITE. BY Frances Eleanor
Trolope
GOOD LUCK. BY Werner.
TRANSLATED from the German for THE TRIBuSEO
OLYMPIA: A ROMANCE. BY r. +. FraDcihon.
LORDS AND LADIES.
(Publshod by arrangement with A. K Lorng boseonJ
PAIR OF BLUE EYES BY Thomas Hardy.
fpuhlished by arrangement with Nie&rs Henry Holt
Co. whose Leisure Hour Series contains authorized
editions al the writer's worSs0
Other e0uay exceent and popular novels VIII appear az
sl,o intervals octave iOr exceedingly con
and preservation The lllbl Sk Movers
AR marvel apness place within te feeh OF every
nominal standard WOfks when cdhot
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Tho following shows the relations between lH
reserve and the total liabilities;

above legal rc- . o.,..-- -, ,,.,o.
The stock speculation durirg the week ending with TO-
dav has been slagsh roeyedGby occasional spasns 0f
forced activity In the absence of any outside buying
the bulls, find IL difficult task 20 create satisfactory
market with staying power sufficient 10 enable them 10
unload successfully any material portion u their aeon
mutations Hence the bitterness fek aud expressed
whenever telling facts are related of the condition or
history Of any Of the various yores while great stress
il laid upon the harmonious meetings Of railway oicss
Isut these last romances are without any but mofen'
tary effect because Il recent that SIMILAR stories
were told Of the coal barons, and because OUTSIDE VI
specuatiys circles 10 realized that capital investor
in corporations cannot DE exempt from the se "s ie
atng 10 earning capacity which controlling a oiAer
enterprises II Is easy comprehend The result 10 ah nA
yi,lua who with capital OK sl0O, O0iaycstea n business
before the war; found IL suddenly productive OF c''"Vo
per annun aud therefore estimated himself worth A''
million, and borrowed money on that basis spen"'s
each year a. il was earned the income az o. ~ l't
cent on Tie maikcdup capital. Yet This Us eNAc9 '"'
mas been done by nearly every railroad corpoiar". n
the country and untl recently was generally 'nNp'a
this heavy load Of water could be carried uotvii'i ~
Ina. that all the earnings OF tho extra prosperous Ln'
had year by year. been divided and paid 0ut Hi' ia'
l. not all II seems that the profitable nature OF 'Ao
business M the time indaccd oycfprcduct0n hy 10
advance sheets OF Poors Manual appears iA-i iioA
1867 10 1876 the mileage of railroads iucre'r' '' i"
cent against an incr OF population u ory -'"' '
cent for the whole country Diviied into seoe'pAl''
sections, the comparison Is as follows;
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
Counlrp properIn 90 Get.

4 COMPLETELY FURNISHED spacious sub
N urban HOUSE RENT f,s three months al improve
nents; ~ hrsi-elars order situation hgh and healthy;
vesient access chance for cntsman ho fur
nish satisfactory reference Adfess hpbSl PLEASANT,
Tribune Oiice.
ITO LET-$200 for seasOn-FURNISIIED
Il HOUSE near New IIanbuFeh on ibe Hudson
KULAND a WHITING, Beekman ct.
TTYO LET, furnished, for SO ,O0O-Elegant
il country RESIDENCE at CITY LINE STATION
orth Pennsyvana Ralroad hours from New-York by
hound Brook line. h0nse furniture cGAi S25u,OOO
j. J. DOBBISs. Ledger Building, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
DrookInn j)ropertn Go Get.

A TO LET, very low, the desirable 3-story
~ and basement hrick dwelling 40 223 Carroll st. near
Carroll Park desirable tenant the rent VIII be made ver
reasonable Apply To CORNELL, - Coartst Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
GoYrRNMrYr srOCK prpARTNrNr-2 Q
SATURDAY, June 23-P. ~
The bank statement of averages for the week

The bank statement of averages for the week
presents no features beyond the indication OF an IN
creased accumulation oanahe funds the baances be-
tween the items reported requiring receipt OF nearly
900 National bank notes to render the statement
consistent Loans are contracted S27l 900; specie re-
ducod SgI431O0 aud legal tenders mp II $4,000,
against increased deposits Of SG50300 and curaedcr-
cuation OF S2Oj 400. The movement Is due TO tho
excess OF above legal requirements being r-
duccd @il3,675; the total is now 1894 per cent Of
deposits against 1851 last week. Doductng The specie
in full from the deposits. the logatender reserve "a
2s per Of remaining currency deposits against
27J4 by previous statement The comparative totals -re
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
auction Sales OF ficai gstalc.
MORTGAGES SALE
NEW
NAnRAGANSETT HOTEL,
Providence, R. I.
Quetiou Sales OF fical @stalc.

VIII he sold public auction. on WEDNESDAY. July 18Th
(eghfeeutL a D. 1871 az T. O'Clock on tie premises by
of sale tanned i certain trst nortgfeo
made executed by ,he Nalrsgansett Hotel company,
corporation created by the General Assembly of the state Of
located In the CITY of Providence, n sau
state to the Rhode Island Hospital Ipst Company. corpo
the General Assembly hr state of khOe
Island and ocaod said Providence, dated August - D.
1874 and recorded IN book No % page J3 ot TIE recors
of of real estate sad Providence, aud in
pursuance OF the request In writing Of the holders Of
6rnft unit o me bonds outstanding and secured by
~ Trust Mortgage mate 10 the said Rhode aud Hospital
Ts5 Company the conditions Of said trust Mortgage having
been DTOAri--
AN that tract ~ and situated IN said city Of Providence,
and hOnndcd nOrherly BT0af-st which it
hundred and ly -four ana two hundred and axiy
tnnusguAtS tIBi2 2f.l feet ehry on DOiTsuCest
which N measure about hnfrd eighty
hundred ant three trusaudhz i23 feet sOntcrly
upon land pToy hence Opera Hnusr A>socu0n upon
which il about one hundrtd and uryelel and
hundIeifs flSjl eet ad westerly on Edty,
upon which hundred and eighty four
hundred aud thrf y-nvc thousauftlf- QSi.i.Il feet
Together with ihc Ilptc Building and all other buildings
and impr0gtm mcnts thereon standing.
Rr 0riier Of The Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
Trust Mortgage WM. Kinney, President.
Providence June !, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
Gitn HAL GstGte for Sale.

E0R SALE, EXCHANGE, or To LEI-A
4 small brick dwelling all modern mpfoy yemeuts No 0if
S2d-sr Apply at u East 7jthst or 632 East s2sl
GREAT BARGAINS TO prompt purchasers for
" CASH equiiy.-Nini.aye., near l9th-sj, t9&5V eas
mortgage So coo at per cent BiOOmest near sullivan
E''-''' JAMES PRICE, 200 HuGson-st.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
Apartments s. {lnfurnisbeo noone 10 Gst
Go Uhom II Elan Concern

IMPORTANT CORRECTION.-The paragraph
headed Abraham if0das0n provision dealer, LfFerpo0
which appeared "rocer Of the lCth ns, page O2
entireg Incorrect and has been con!pundcd with small
failure O Albert HOdgsOn uf EyertoD, near iyepoo VINO 9
not In any way conn with o Mcssrs HOdrson
Irothefsof Lyc.! oo and Messrs Abraham
Hodaon & sons. New-yOrz aud Montreal. -
~ G.. T.. MACEADAM,
Publisher Of The Grocer l7j Strand, London
June ~, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
Real Gsiate 60 Gxfhanse.

HOTET, to EXCHANGE for FARM.-Val-
uabe property, paying well situated IN lhlnh to"h'
New York State; good reasons for selling Par,lca.nts
RUTLAND & WHITING. 0 Beekman-st
DFSTDENCE on STATEN ISLAND, suitable
Id for Summer Winter % minutes nom city Iee anu
clear, to EXCHANGE tor city dwelling. T. D. Box DO
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
5re SreGm.
Corporation Noilfes.

JURORS FOR STATE COURTS:-The Com
- uisn0ner Of Jurors viii APPLICATIONS for
EXEMPTION from JURY DUTY from a IA. to y NJ
DAILY For further information sec the Clty Record
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

rVO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
between
NEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Thirteen Througn way daily three Dcpots
Philadelphia. In NSw-NOrk.
Double Track Improved Equipment ana the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
un and after june i, 1914
Express Trains NcwNork DcsbTosses and Cort
laudI Ferries. follows:
30 $40 . $50 Limitcil. 1890 a. m. L. D. g. Z and
$50 H. III. SUNDAY, Q r. u. .. 4. :, ard $50 p m.
Returning trains Philadelphia $3.50. T. 1880, y 800
and IL o.. Limited ExDress, l35 p MI . 4, f53' 5aJ
and u Il mlinght ON sunday. 33J, :, sjo a. tl
T. :3j : D. ana II midnight
Ticket Offices j9G and 9ii broadway, NO Astor tonro
ot SIS; NO Court
RrookIvn Nos ia. Il6 and lls Hudson 81, HOboken. J.
Depot Jersey city. Emant Ticket Olhce. No Battery
place
PRANK THOMSON T. y. FARMER
General Manager. Genl Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

1 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
JrNE I7. Is77.


ana nom thirty ourtst p H. minutes each
on sgadIys "a. from IhTi{oacsi q, T.. ogy 91o,r.
For Gfeeuport saa Ilbor ard intermediate stations at
For Patchogue etc, at 1908 ?, +f5. j:25 p m sun
Fof BaIgo, etc, at $50. SAL 9o9, 1922 m p l2i,
For Port Jefferson etc, AT IOa m 1880, 300 D. M sun
For Sortiport ETC. At 10 M $780, l2a $500. 6i2 p.
For Locust Valley Glen Cove. etc at sAi ll:3o m.
For iocEaway Beach ETC. at 9 :2O 80 A. 1870, 42l
For Ear focka%ay ete, az 3 l029 llIo 80 e. n i'p;
FOR Flushing. College Point wbcstone. Great neck Car
tables at principal hotels and aforementioned Ticket
ses Offices XEwyoRKy g. Ja@gs SIP 'Pa Thirty: e@
PARK place. 755 broadway, 9i2 nroaiway Grand Central
Depot Ps,ty,eeond 81 IN BEo0KLYN, JSs Washington
by purchasing tickets Of me above Offices, Daggago
can be checked ifom residence TO destination.
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
trunk LINE Akp UNITED SrArks l, ~ MdIk
10 and r a'f ygnG H. tTc ire I rr sg M o
win Pullman Palace attached. and $50 p NJ
For MsPor doS STS m ayT UGy Pepgoa af" 9 ceRr ao
sad the OH Regions Tor Wiiiamsport and Lock Haven,
For Baltimore Washington. ard The south, % limited
snniay, $50 m. arrive Washngton 4.lO NJ Regular
Il" g q @ Tor IF 5 9g = 80 So s2o $3.50 Iae ioso
a. M g. D. O. , aud $50 p sunday, a. me- ;. g. Z. ami
1 IoT ih un3 10 & y"@h RclTler and other Don't
ton' Iei'n A,DH, ,r, ~ m p.it f,gices ' anu ~ '
Trans arrye: From Pittsburgh, ,nd 1910 .. M and
iugton aud Baltimore E, J:i0 4l0 90 anr 1910 m
a9aay S 1919 go a. f. M H. S 5S 4o fae5 5i6 e5o % SO AMI
l0:lOp M. SUNDAY. J03. T. iO4O. 1850 a. m t'jJ and
Tcsei 0iccs 52G and eii Rrosdwqy 10 Astor II9nse
nGookyn: Nos ia ID and ls ITudson.st Hosokcn De
goi jersey 8ty EWiS'n' IcAet once 10 ffNPy place.
general Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
Brooklpn gea! gstaie for Sale.

DWELLING HOUSES Nos. As WillOw-st.,
AZ 81 Hiekst 40 5l ant - Sassau-si 100 aud O2 Pine
apple-sI I79 and l97 WllogghO st, - Iaayetteave
GORDON l.. FORD, 81 Clark St. brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25


sts, BROOKLYN
aSO NEW and secondhand CARRIAGES,
SsPO one fine r cart, Nctoras, Brzka Brctts, three
Phaetos. handsome Wood Bros top Phae
ton also Cart with top make fuuth gear}
newt Tops 20 styles ~ light one horse Rocka~ays
and Depot Wagons, COACHES, Lanus CoupCs BrOughams
top Road and Express Wagons Canopy, Rumble Basket,
and Top Phaeon 100 SETS double and single Harness
"A' ~ Nm II. GRAY. 20 and % wooster-st.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
NTFW YORK and long BRANCH DIVISION
NEw-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW


BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. ..
Leave Wy Trenton and Plfiadelphla az O5O,
g. 9:3O 1880 M, l3O, $3.50, $780, IL M, and at D. M
Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Rail-
road Third and Berkssts. at 73O. $50, ll5O @ l;oO
4:l5 $780, IL M. - -. -
Leave Trenton New.York 20 635, sos, f0:l5
Pullman Drawing Room attached the $50
1870 D. NJ trains Philadelphia aud Sleeping Cars TO the
~ o'clock glt trains nom both Newlo lork and Phade
pha. . 49, .
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leave New-York and Philadelphia at
GcEets for sale a foot OF Lberyst Nos 529 and 9if
way in New-York and Brooklyn, and Gt No Courst,
BROOKLYN. checked from residence 70 Destination
H. p. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agent.
NAu.Y LINE for STAMFORD and GREEN
WICH-On aud afser SATURDAY.. June 3, the last aud
ayorite steamboat c. SCHULTZ will isayc Pier -, p r.
near Peck shp), 2j0 O'Clock Excursion tickets 90
and 20 cents.
TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
d FIELD. WHITE MOUNrAINS MONTREAIa aud in
terrnedate points Pier r. p daily (snu
Gavr exceptcd) CTwentyhirlst u. r., nj 3L5 m
p connecting with special trains at New Haven for
Hartford Springfield Tickets sold and baggage check
at 94f broadway NewY ork, and Cots. Brooklyn. Ex
eurson 10 Now Hayen aud return. ~ 30
4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II 4 ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan /,
Is77-Ieavc depots foot Of Corlland Desbrosss
$50 D. M, Night Express, daily, for EasOn Bethlehem Al
Chunk, Wikesbare, Ptston Sayre Elmird
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls ami the
West. Pulman's sleeping coaches attached .
ROB'T. H. SAYRE, Supt and Engr
General Eastern Office Of Chureh and Cortlendss
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
OFFICIAL REPORT " y STDCK EXCHANGE sALks
JUNE z3. 1877.
10 A. M-sALrS BEFORE TUR cArr
ORR TffK CALL
GOVERNMENT STOCK DRPARTNEST-10i4 O'CLOCK

AND 11l2 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
n { Ga Registered. 1851 us 81, 1910 Registered
TO- ll07s 30 o0O....-. .........If2a
4OOOO ..............llU3t & : Js, 1910 coupon
q : 800 Coupon 1855 n - 1OO-..--.......-l ~ ll27s
no 900 -. lOgss Z IS. Coupon. 1871
U s go Registered 80 y $1,000 .........lils
10000. ~ l06 p u , 4 , coupon, 1891
U S $50 Coupon, s67 5000. 0................. .ioss
10 900 -. $50 l12is L a. Registered, 1891
.llIJa 1,OOo. lO3a
FiRsr BOARD-1Oig O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sofes or state Is0nds-RdiiIOdd BOndsBdIK and RqtL
road Sbnyes-IIDreSs Stocks. &c
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

The work SAYS: " The nuwbcr ~ irhnhiisnit |"
mile of railroad in ls67 was 925. whge IN 1876 30 vas
only ST.. and the experience OF tlo Ncwhn-i'u'
stlte demonstrates that % enable railroads 90 uc oer
atcd at profit population OF al least $50 70 'n'
necessary" We presume that tins esiiina'c j. na
on acnal cost and not ON the fictitious, wAc nov s'"
me capitals aud debts of railroads.
The receipts Of produce, Sc. at Chicago froin Jua'
81 1870 AMI .T7 inclusive. we're: