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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

pcranrc meeting In Lower FasHoll Hail ut 7:c0
this evening.
William 5. Brewster will lead tho MONDAY
praycr.mecting In Lower Faswe1l Hall to-day.
Subject: 'Gospe1 Temperance"
Tho Observation-Disclosures rntes granted tv
tho Chicago, Rock island t. Pacific Kaltroad for
the annual meeting Of the Woman's noartl of
Missions VI the Interior In Davenport. Ia., Nov
Mississippi.
delivered to crowded houses In New York, Phil.
alclphla, md Boston, will be- delivered, by re-
quest, In the Union Park Congregational Church
Tonight. This will give tho gentlemen nm op-
portunIey to hear him, Is well as the ladies,
, 1877-11-02
OAKLEY HALL,


tls rlnd. tho Danger Of Hrlns Completely
Foreottcn Before Ills Death Too Excru.
ceat'nx TO En"use' aud Nenrrear" In IIia
o'u s4.a.s, .nan. ns.,o,,, j., m.
Nav YnnE. NV. 1,-S,aEnv ,iai1 ,s,, =.
,r..oL,.s,~ ,,t..nrn..,, 49,. A.a..' "ao W
Mye'st.ot7,5 uisappsaieu i'o"a TINS CITY III
March last. has as mystcr'ously returned. Every.
body "o"essa "hS re- why he s a and @ everybody
srarccv got t1ro,u ru saa"r uults na ,
sIs..ei5 "I kos '',ousn eon'ceIutes concerning hts
hlsat oe1ofo shey we're startled with . report
That he haa been 'oen this morning in
Mavor Ind returned m ..,,,a ~.
H"aos :s.' ..",, a ,v,sas no.''e "ad
o. on.o ssa.,eu "nas ~ Of wno sheFc Is TO settle
was not made clear. There arc no indictments
rceen. Intention on the nsrt Of IN" ueeh m
-, h,,h,, H., l., 49, w
~ oo,ncf 1',1n !" anf way II asserted by hla
1s'ehas shat no ma no money to
put into the City Treasury, even
Il he were called upon to rc.,ors u,s
any. That he camc baet to tisfcpi hi. llama fs,"s
T,nr, ths ....nt.. - ,nn's ,,,an - Vts ~ s .A'e
eo reosan.es set, aad oe aneh II !. the
lat.er d broachel b. thosa who fear yI int sr ns
tI.,,t. r,,r1 !. ,,,,-,, sn.r,,s s.."' "''
.ia!ss u'sau 70 pesMaaenay ausstI'ea anu these
people llase no hesitation ln saying that h's RIA.
from this city. A put hie re-
t,,rr M tbn ,oid .,.tx .,s.
.s,. ,,sI , taat
"e ~ " .'s" u souna 'a'ha saa IN Roou Health.
aha IEat nc lhtea4s ~ resume tic practice OF
his profession and attempt to wipe out memories
Mr. Iiail's return, i.s ccrtainiy il in tIs cfty.
Early this morning his fu.ntl,ar features
wcsu recognized by some Ut Ills old friends
a. he rode up Broadway tu counc.
tlo had few dafst rrowth III
, 1877-11-02

roa.1s In The Southwestern Rate Association
Will tc enabled 10 cnrry their resolution in re-
gard tN thfa matter into elect.
As soon M It ''cran,c known In New York that
the recently apuatnied Reviewer Of the Hannibal
" st, Joseph Rniroad hal been removed. a
meeting of the Uirector8 OF tic Company wns
held. and resolution passed restoring nil the
old employees to ti,cIr former IotItions. The
resignation NJ President Richardson was accept
etl. aud the Fttc-rrcstt!cnt directed to act rs
President until tho annual election, whcll Will
take place Nov. j.
4 thort tiEnu ago tho City Of III. Joseph, NO.,
Totcd away her mig bridge to the Union Pacific
Hai!road, provided It w,.lllA make thnt city tho
terminus Of It's transcontincntal business. jay
ta0nl1 does not seem to have taken kindly to
tho ofIcr, as Will be seen by tho following Ills
patch:
NEw Yonk, Oct. Two nrc much Obliged for
dbl. JAr tIouLp.
The railroad officials now In the city have &C
ccplctl nn Invitation to visit Milwaukee, to-day
Tic Chicago II Northwestern Railroad will pro-
yiIe a snecial train for their accommodation,
leaving Kinzte Street Depot At U:15 this morn
Ing.
The General Freight Agents Of the pr!nctpaf
roatis In the country held meeting ycatertlay
at tho offce Of tic Lake Shore 4: Michigan
Southern Railroad. and adopted uniform ltst
Of tlafsfcatEons. No changes OF particular I'M
portancc were n,ndc.
THO fast-frclght line meeting concluded Its
1abors yesterday. All tic business transacted
was Of a routine character.
, 1877-11-02

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE or ,TuH NORTH
SIDE ctFlzENs' uHloa
met last night at Brands Hall, corner OF North
Clnrk and Eric stEccts, tho President, Mr..
Stewart, presiding.
A committees appointed last Monday to con-
slider tho Availability Of voting It the coming
election for the issun OF $500, co.. NJ conntv
bouds, to be used toward completing tho Court.
House, submitted tho following DOCUMENT.
signed by Messrs. Volney G, Turner, George G,
Prussiug, and q. L. Paddock, tic members Of
the GomnIfttec:
The undersigned Committee. 10 whom on Mon.
day nig4t 1n4t was referred the Vuestton OF 1.-THE
sss:aoiy a, q e. ,o!sns fof ts .s.as by tho county
ntsucuun Of thu Court House." respectfully ru-
pots that the case IT Ilsyi,c the !.oant VI tn.
Ed>siohcrs of Caol louutr, recently decided by
The Supreme Court " 0Hr StatV. appeass ~ haya
srtrI ln the negative the clalm Of discretionary
po"sr H. The rop'mis.loneEs to tissue bonds with.
1esa! sotcrs At general seciion; that subsequent
10 thls desslon, and on uet. TO- 1877, there was
,nc1peltcnt to complete thu Court. oa.s ont ii
the annua, taH ;lssss By sea,on q thr heavy bur-
mediate taxpayers Of The county, .nd tnat. In order
u complete The building By oihes n,eans than 4
ncetssry that tho bonds OF Ibe county shall he u.
~. ,ot ah.t naspsss M ana pr9Tldcd that there
Al tie nc1s general election. TO bs held nov. j.
,nh. Tie question Ut sa.uiAg bunts fus such unr.
l~rc 10 the amount of $500, U0u. The yoLps UPON
~. order ttdod: fraa, 10: nays, =.
Ii Putsnalcc Of k4A sctuu pf the Board, and in
sssetdance with the pEotntous Of the statute IN
sottd+ the County Clerk has given nottcr Of the
sIoaisA.en u such question at tho appseachlu.
elteHrh Frunt DOCUMENT puFporstny 10 bs M
th1thued answer VI the county Commissioners in
Cause pendin: in September last III lhe Cook
t"ihty circuit ceArt il which they weru defend.
aht.: u appears that !he entire cstnasled cost OF
tat toart House would not exceed ST, 800 600;
taat On Tue loth day OF October 1916 there was tn
tue Treasury, subject to order. an unappEoprated
tal4ues q Itoeccds Vt sales Ut nsp buods anuuut.
lus 70 sloS. e%o: thAt On shs 9th vi Septstuorf
le3e, There Wa IN une1lIectxd bslauee Of tax.
!erJ Of 1878 amounting 10 Aj45 .tjO s.:
thas on The lila oi September. iB7u
there were uncolected balances ii jeyica of is7I'
la.2. lS7J and 1874, amounting TO flOI Ua1 Id:
that the Ke form School property !a uyde Pafx was
worth 1t 1cas& $500, wv. making total or 81 Ias
bI.5 81, OF. ~ stated tn SAID answer Ii 33H .
hI. III; that tbs Old aud usw bonded dsGt Of ihs
county wAa 81. 10s, 20o shat ths valuation qf The
county - equall1eu for 1873 wAs $2lU hi SIS:
stdln2 capital stock, 81. D00, 00u, uud railroad
atoek lssiuaated}. ~, 900. 900. making total WI
uAttoa Of over 2el5, 0oo 600 SUBJECT q taxaon 10
1a!8i that the Ftnancs Conmlttee's eatinaatea for
Ibid, adoptea by Tbs Board. amounted u u, ,UO5,-
that Included Ills. Q01 Tor tbs ncw
Loatt. Aouse and t1&trest on old and new debt. aud
~ ooo sinking fuha On nsx dubs-la Ill S5l3,-
4oo; that ths IemAininx lisIas we're: County puf-
pasess $sso. 700; eh1ltlss. f2aS, coo; mis<nl-
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sinking tnnd, '.nd new f'oust.Iiou,e. s'Xs7. $50.
ab"ve of @s IeEsH @ he .tat"sory Sn9" .nd e"n
t"tiona, 'ste 81, e +, Is cent. wonti havn Yielded =
included an ont1ay for tho Court ttouse OF SEES,
ooo, n point Il tae! che ,ate ~, = een,.,
cora!ng to the be.t information aceraaf-
BE At ,ue :ho not!ce tcs sI e Iont nj, comm'ttsss
probable outlay for The coming year, and that
statement has been made 10 yonr Committee from
source deemed worthy Of credit. that ths ou.lsy
The assessment for 1877 hs. 1c.n1!ed in a rather
sls7, 81. oOo which, Il Inc fnil 7S.cent rstc.
wend ,tetd y! q. IN so q county tessnuo for
asi5s A. inssie:t on ths 9ia bonded debt = not
what further tnua cou1l ie raised without fnrther
authority. Grouping together tho foregoing tlems
Of rescnue and ttsouscce. stz.:
Fin bonds tnA E*)
Fs.ss ssss St 81 III Is3 II Il. and tass'
Reform srhon Nnn
III 'e.{ q .s7s. os voted. sGn
Totsl.. a3O 491
In an All.iayit alel by ono Of tho Commissioners
the cisent tonrt he gves tlt:fol'owins:st s:statemens
NJ the affairs OF the county It that time:
!lsssilssts !!ilssGssa; tssss 'f n "a :'
Cash protcrds ot fre hona.. 34.iao
FfFe bonda unsotd tp4r). ............. fuU
oaa, aes
Tho abnve f9uyca arr lnb]e. OF coussc, 10 tha
deductions Of the iun:ollccsablc) delinquent tax
coet Of adminlstration. We assnHto that thces
axtst and alwaJs occur in very. considerable
amount: bur, with fu1l reference to such allow
anee Il u Jct our conviction TINT the available
aoarccs Of our county are % arRc 1t prcaent that
It ts not advisable to authorize tho ffsuu Of tho
bontls In question. It. IL perhaps worthy of re.
mark that tho Hoard hare not yet. as wc arc In
formed acted upon tho 1cry for 1877. and that,
should tho people refuse the authority asked. there
will still be- time to nclued In tho levy ths item Of
Coust.1Iouae outlay for the current year.
The report was received and unanimously ap
proved.
Mt. Samuel Collycr offered tho following res
o1ution:
Rssosrsd. That the interests OF the public will be
bcRt served BY voting At tho coming election against
the isass Of county bonds for tho completion Ut
the Court House.
The resolution was passed, mud the meeting
adjourned.
, 1877-11-02
THE CITY-IIALL,

Already this weck ak deaths from scarlet
sov., nav. hs,, ,sn,rdc1 I,.t vant .,,ass 49, :.
.",.. nass & "ssa .s ,.a,s As' "s'A '"o'e wa
80 ~ ~ '"es
Foltce-lfals ma oeen discontinued tlll further
orders. The excitement attending the ppproael,
Of election renders necessary the e1tfa detail.
ine ol 30 many men that there is no tine TO
apcnu In training, ~
rhc II. n I,,vh sxt.,s v,.,.,s,x ,oox ~, j.
permit ,. 20 naliu ~ tWostoty screw ana bolt tnes
tofY' oo3tI Ley, a,'u ouG.s!tofY shop W1h'
tect, oa Nlchssan i,saf FRANKLIN street, the two
buildings to cost $lao0
The attorneys for David 4. Gagc In tho snjt
with tie civ ia NOW prosccutfcg asainxt lin,
have announced their Intention, oi askin@ M" a
cl,unge Of venue from Judge Hooth to some
nthrr muvjstrnte nat vet .eisrt ii ~ '~'''e
City.Cierk Hutz has recclyad nrx. or H..
death Of his only brother. Gustav U,ttx' c.,,tor
Of the Hagtu<r Ztftwng. At IIar"n Ws.tnS",,s Jtot
Germany. iii, agu was 81 years, and his femisc
occurred l,ct, II 1rom nervous atfection n
~, .......-.-
ine p9opfIetofe OF Inc many est2hlabhments
WHICH stne'! TO l.'eh heaven tn bridgeport and
ssewhersMshs T. "se!.k;iaetoFc." fur Short
, 1877-11-02

6pfE3al Dl.D4kth to 7At EAlca1a 5Ftha1s
Sioux ClTxt ta., Nov lat tho stockhold.
crs' annual meeting Of tbs Dakota Southern
Railroad Company, held at yankton last eyei,-
ing, lhc following were elected Directors: q.
q. Wicker. A. Il. Morrison. j. II. Wicker, John
stonc, ". ". BrDoxiu.s, Dr.. ". 4. BurIcigb,
n. y. Gilman At the Directors meeting, c, Il,
Wicker, OF Chicago, was elected President; A.
II. Morrison, uf 1t. Jue, sic, VIE. .Presittgnt
and tiessTaI Manager; Joe! Wicker, Of Chicago,
Treasurer; nr. ". A. Dusietgh. Of Yaukt9p.
Secretary; Judge W. 4. Dfooktnes. Of YanK.
ton. Solicitor; and U. E. Merchant, OF Sioux
Ctr. Superintendent,
, 1877-11-02
ITEMS.

At tho last meeting Of the Southwestern
Railroad Rate Association 1t wss decided to sb-
roRste tho special clasa. This wa done with
the understanding that the three roads ieadln2
from this city 10 Omaha should do likewise.
But ~ the other 1oa1s hare not done 30 the
resolution has not gone into effect. It IL under
stood, however, thas the Omaha lines viii do
away NTH tho special class Mouday, uhNn the
, 1877-11-02

bcrton's cstay Will 10 rcrcn1 IN other cileA
during the present lecture season. It wnuu
be kindness toward thu author ot "llclen's
Rabies :" to suggest that 10 should hire COM
rctcnt clncutiOnIst-thert are lios.lcs of them
now out Of emploYnent-.to rtnd Il for him.
, 1877-11-02
THE WEATHER,

TTIE HENTTLn4
WAsnrsoroN. q. c., Nov. 1-9 q. m,-For tho
Upper M[sslsslrpl Valley anu Upper Like
Region cloudy weather with rain or snow, wind
shifting to colder, northcrly, aud falling, fol.
lowed by rising, barometer.
AUcAL UAaEKvArioEs.
, 1877-11-02

uAEQuALED,
That Dr.. rrict's Special F1avortng Extracts arc
nnequafcd in quality and purity. no perron who
hus used thr.n will ucny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-21

PER1rDx. ST. THOMAS AND wEs'f INDIES --fifiE
Deiegant AL steamer GAMMA Is Intended sail for
bsrmud: gu Ihursasy August masking close connection
now the direct mail aud passenger to
West Indies For passage apply toh z. OUrERBRIDGE
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
PAcIfic NAIL Az Sir rf iSANs TRANSIT STEAM
ZEALAND BRirisn c6GuMBlA' oREGoN. &c.
For Fa%ScscS l'1 via srSus 81 pxSAMA
Sssm sHs oi rnAScIso1 xxS Tsw
Steamship CRY or Sk zsA 4osR Wednesday August Is
VIZ i.' ohYSEp ss cS spRy pon.
Showing Green. pier foot Canal st.. n. H.
POE ronrLASPP; M, ME- ;,,.m,a,.u
Faro reduced with arst class sesomn sda,sona
sss, EASSSSEft sSs
- ~...,..~ 49,. nom pier ss hs.t River.
8 Railroad White Soanians Intern ssion.i sicamsip
S sS ,s s.' Ms"S S Ne aud 5. john H.
Fer Mastha Vineyard. Mass diross arriving early
POI further information aroyto
pier 81 Last River
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
~ nsse rs class " % viii H. sail At ~ from pier
.sSns.asyy Ssy 4
For nssh. and passage having aceommoda-
n.rrrlxS Et qfyDf zs ss nosS .s:sa Groom
q cLEoPATRA WIN leave pior 10 East River sA,ur-
''' august " TsSSRsaSY. FERRIS co. O. South $.
N Y: mAvANA AND MExi9AN NAIL s. S LIMB.
~ rSE RIs' AZ s STaE sys
CITY og new YORK. Tnmermsn.. Wsdne .day, July IS
CITY OF Merida Reynolds saturday. August
CITY OF VERA CRUZ. Dcskcn. Wednesday, August q
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW OnLEAkS.
vie Iayana Prosreso campsschy. Tuxpan and Tsmpco:
steamers leave New Orleans July - aud August Il
Vera Cruz and all the above pors
For freight or passage apply to
w. AkExANDRE SONS. 81 and 81 Broadway.
EoR nAyANA.InE SPLENDID New NAIL
stssme! ,sARAgoGA. p sundbe,s Master Twill sail
p. NJ has unsnrpassed accommodations for passengers
JAMES WARD eco, Agents, Ii3 Wall st.
1NExAs LINE FOR GALVESTON TOUCHING AT KEY
i west,.,fh steamer STATE or TEXAS. Captain Nick
will sail saturday. July IL st3 Il, M from pier
20 hsst Aver Through bills Of lsdng given 70 all points
Northern, galveston, Houston aud Henderson, and the
Galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio railroads Freigs
Insurance st lowest FOR freight and passage
daving superior recommendation apply 10 q. ri. NAL
LORY CO., 1888 Maiden lane.
NEW ORLEANS -DiREUT-rHE CROMWELL LINE
steamship HUDSON, Saturday. July II. at O'Clock r.
NJ. from pier o North hivcE
through bis Of ladns given 70 Mobile and principal
SSUy.s q otxhR u w.s
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Tuesday evening, July "a.
Mammoth pleasure steamer COLUMBIA. brilliantly illu-
minated, with an elegant musical programme.
will make Excnrson by Moonlight to Rockaway BE ach
leaving oath St. North River, +. NJ 10th ST., rs r. NJ
pier North River 80 T. returning carly
Steamer NRvERSINK, IRON East River. will connect
with steamer COLUMBIA 1T pier = lcavina 33d st. IS
NJ South LIST St. williamsburg. r. H.: Grand 81. Now
York. $40 i. NJ: Jewels Dock \: 10 p N.
Pare the excursion 80
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-Fok RECOMMENDATIONS sTEAxEK rHOs.
A.Powell, Barges Chicago and Bsitmova Ieas Ialand
and Cold spring oreye, encn Sunday
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N
IA Rockaway Beach, Grand Daily Excursions
.. ut reduced fares
Band of Music Glee Club Soosts and other attractions
Tho fast and elegant steamboat
WILLIAM COOK.
FARE. - CENTS: EXCURSION TICKETS, 40 CENTS
Sunday, July Is, and every day thereafcr
Leaves 23d st. ~ ut 30 A. NJ aud IS r. NJ
Leaves 10th ST.. N at 40 A. and 40 r. A.
Leaves pier ~ Cedar St. N Rat 90 A. NJ And 10 r. H.
Leaves Martins dock.
Fulton ferry Brooklyn 10 A. NJ and 30 P. NJ
On sunday. July a. and every day thereafter will make
ONE GRAND EXCURSION DAILt,
leaving 23d St. N Il, At $50 A NJ; 10Th 81, N. r. VI
9:t5 A. No Franklin st. N. h, ut 10 A. n. Cedar st.
Fin fairy At A.
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

aid DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
sailing nom pier 81 North Eiver
for NoKr,0LK, CITY POINT and RICHMOND. TUES
DAYS thursdays and SATURDAYS ut s p. NJ. con-
meeting with the Virginia aud Line Atlantic
Coast Line Piedmont Air Line Chesapeake Ohio Rail-
road. and with the compsnys interior poiuts
in North Carolina and Virginia .
NEWBERNE and WASHINGTON n. G: tvia Noriolk),
LEwES. Del, MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
At p. w.. connecting with the Maryland Dslawafe
railroads for REHOBOTH BEACH.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through tickets and bis VI adng to NIL points
at lowest rates Insurance 10 Norfolk &c. cent
oice No 1877 Greenwich st. n. L. McCkEADf, President.
NToRGAN's LINE no NEW ORLEANS AND rExAs--
l The steamers will sail frol pier 80 North River toll
For New Orleans direct transferring Texas freight there
10 Morgn's Louisiana and Texas Railroad for Morgan
City, thence per Morgan steamships to Texas ports.
appi river obile Galveston Iudianola cespus Christi,
Rockpor BRACES Santiago, brownsville and TO NIL points
the Houston and Texas Contra International and
Groat Western Texas Pacific aud Transcon rail-
roads Freight Tor st. Mary's and Fulton landed at Rock
port
Insurance effected under policy of the limo
To New Orleans. per cont; to Texas ports. per cent
For freight further information apply to BOGEkT Il
MORGAN. Agents. Office pier 81 North River.
WEEKLY LINE FOR PORT ROYAL. y. O., BRUNs-
w wick Ca and Fernandna Fla sailing every Friday
from pier ~ East River, vt s T. NJ
Steamer CITY OF DALLAS. Capt Hines. July q
Tickets to all points IN Florida.
Apply for Information and tickets to
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TIALIFAx, ". s.. AND ST. JOHNS " r.
III CROMWELL LINK.
steamship BERMUDA will leave pier 10 North Rive
Tuesday, uly ~, Mt T. Nj For passage freight App
to CLARK i SEAMAN. S6 West st.
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EXCURSIONS.

s.s Leaves foot of2ad st.. North River, at o
A. VI. and T.. NJ. and pier North River
Battery nj o 80 A. NJ. ana 40 T.. NJ.
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FINE ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS.
INGRAM CARPETS. REAL LACE CURTAINS
handsome Parlor Suit Ia satin brocat hne Turkish
Paror suit in crimson brocatcl. with Lounge match
white cured hair Mattresses and other Bedding Wardrobe
Buffet. Extension Table, with Chairs to match; Lette
Presses Office Furniture Crockey. Glassware and otho
Kitchen Utensils; also 10 Sewing Machines. various
m kerry
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An EXCURSION .LXTRAokDINARY.
Hcdnced fare.
f2J miles on the beautiful Hudson fer Use,
Tho palace steamer LONG BRANCH,
Captain JAMES LYNCH.
will make regular sunday morning excursions 10 Newbrg
landing ~ lonker Ionn Island. West Point, Cold ~ ring
and Cornwall leaving Fulton Ferry Brooklyn West 10th
st. 80 and West 18th 81, A. NJ An illustrated map,
giving nll details Of the different points Of interest
noble Hudson VIII be presented To caeh passenger
lands Grand Military Brass Band will play ssiect
during the entire trip.
Pare for tho round trip Toe children free.
A -YIsHfNG BANKS EvERY DAY, SATURDAYS
A.exeepted, ocean steamer SETH Low leaving Harrison
ST., H., 3o sth ST.. H.. z: pier ~ II. r. 40; I'D
sL. ~ X. l5 10th st., ". r., rs; pier n. R.
A. NJ: gents Zoe ladies. SOC. Az q. FOsrER, Manager
-i2o MILES SAIL ON THE SOUND.
~ A Grand Family Sunday Excursion to
Bridgeport.
commencing Sunday, July %,
ana every folio wing Sunday
the elegant steamer THOMAS POWELL.
rented especially tor this anoydug ample time
visit sea Wow Park and other we'll known points Of In
terest
Leaves Leroy st. A. ". Jowell. Dock, Brooklyn 20
a. NJ Grand St, East River. s:f) A. ~ SD st., East
River, A. NJ. Returning before dark.
Mnsic BY DevereIrs Thirteenth Rc1ment Band, and
other musical attractions jubilee singers, &c.
Excursion tickets. Doc.
A .roE ExcuRsIONs-sALoyN srEAxKK rnos.
AsPowel, barges Chicago and BALTIMORE Ioas IaiAnd
and Cold spring oroyes open sunday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21
Wheeling Live stock Market.
WHEELING, September l9, 1871.

WHEELING, September l9, 1871.
The following live stock were received
at the Christmsn stock yards during the
LAST week:
Cattle-Arrlvals 90 hesd Quotations.
common to medium 2! to 81; medium to
fair to Sc; tar to choice 81 TO a..
Most of the sales were a. 4c. The de-
mand hss been good al week, the few
arrivals helping materially to improve
it.
Hogs-l60 hesd arrived and sold at 3
to SIC, one or two lots gong shade
above thst figure. Demand good. All
the stock in the yard cleaned out.
Sheep-About % head were offered
and solo at from 8! to Ate. Demand fair.
Lsmbs-There has been none offered
this week, though there wss some 10
quirv.
Calves-Demand good ST 81 to $40 per
head
Milch Cows-Several head were offer
ed. Quotsuons, $50 to $40. Fair In
quiry.
during the coming week Messrs.
Christmsn Il Ehnl expect tar inquiry
tor stock Unless there are unusually
large arrivals the market will hold Its
own, il it does not advance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-21
How the Present Pope was Elected.

1t was only by mishap that Cardinal
Msstai FeTretti attained the triple crown
at all The popular candidate WAS
Cardinal Gizzi, and the most powerful
man in the college itself was Cardinal
L4mbrusehini. Mastai Ferretti was only
one of crowd, and in the first ballot ne
hardly seemed to 90 in the running.
Lambrusehini had the highest number
OF votes, and everything seemed to mark
hTm out rs the torture Pope. But there's
many slip twixt the cup and the lip,
even in conclave; and the Italians have
n proverb that in these contests the
favoTite never wins. He did not In this
case In the second and third ballots
Mastai Ferretti came more and more
distinctly to the front. GrlZzi disappear
ed from the lists, ana Lsmbrusehinl fell
hopelessly in the rear. But II Lam
bIusehlnl could only have kept open the
Conclave few hours longer, he might
have displace his rival, and, perhaps,
have placed the tiara upon his own brows;
or, it not there, might rs least have
placed it upon the brow OF ms friend
Fran zoni, for Mastai Ferretti was in bad
odor with the court of Austria, on account
MS sympathy with the national party
.. Italy, and when the ballot that made
MIN Pope was taken, the Austria
Pienipotentiary WAS on his way fro
Vienna with u vote in his POCKET agsirs.
the Archbishop OF lmoLo, and with
Cardinals enough in his tram to turn the
scale in favor OF the GenOese Cardinal
The vote arrived few hours too late,
q, the Tagging Cardinals, entering the
Holy City the day after the fair, found
tue Romans shouting UiUaS in honor OF Il
sovereign whose name they hardly knew
no. 10 pronounce. The telegraph and
the railway nave put an end to all risk
OF anything OF this kind happening again,
Tor Rome is now within speaking distance
o. Vienna, Paris, Berlin, and London;
aad, unless the conclave sits, us 1t Is said
1t will sit, within twenty four hours OF
the Pope's death, and uuder dispens-
lag bull. elects his successor, in present.
cadarere, there will be no time between
the announcement o: the Pope's death
ana the day usually fixed for the hold
ing OF the conclave OF all the Cardinals OF
Europe to reach Rome and to give their
woes. -MacmliLanSM Magazine.