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New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
Corporation Notites.
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BERNARD sslYTn Auctionccr, No Pine.st.,
WILL SELL Al PUBLIC AUCTION on
the Exchange SaesrooI No III Broadway, by order Of
81 bonds Of he Town Of Hamin for 900 each NOS to
o. ncu,iyo % bonds Of the Town Of amn for $500 each
Of Kendall fol 900 each Nos - 20 81 81 and J3 inter
pf per ces eyS on 4 o ana e5 % nd G8 a
1s9 No 1 ~ 10 a. az H u 5n 5 o az ss @ e. Sge Ra@S @
at per cent Piyao MAY o 9Pa NoyeGGr @ & @
J. 1873 No. %; New.YorK Tax Relief Dond for 5000
10 Que 5 uy M 9g 9 @ @a C9na
muaied Debt bond for $4,000 No. So due November sSI
November J. 1885, YewYork Accumullted Debt bond Tor
s9C9 Sf Soc G FS r @ No. 5 e SSye@br J s
two shares q New York city Impoyemo1 stock for sQ0O
lowing por cent County STOCK payable
y @ anS o s for 66S Gas s No. sS o
$1,000 Que November 1859 also bonds Of me Guy Of
July interest at Per cent pa}sb,e ia yaHnaTy and & J&ny;
Farms for 500 e9ch interest cent payable semi an
RGa NSs "a ana 9 G9s M May Sy I3 Sp Ma ~ ana % 20 o. 9ge @
due May 1852 NOS 30 to- due May 1850 No A. due
IssS Nos 2Si To $50 due March J. 1888 also IL bonds Of
he town Of WesciSser Tor $1,000 eaci interest al pSr
cent payable Nay November Nos % 10 ca May l.
Nav "a T. So 3 boa q the = o%n S S % @ @n%
Sn % oI sof % s(iii G a. So Sss M @ 'T dns
August 1885, Nos 2ss 10 29l due Au&ut 1883 Nos
1880 also four bonds Of Fown Of Rye iSr 500 each in
& 3 abS fg on % @y o fDa The S%R Of 2
for $500 each interest at per cent payable March and Sep
tember IGj 40 due March b, 1888: Nos. l2l 10
1877, due March l. 1881 No 253 due March 1892; also.
bonds Of the Town o. Kendall Interest al cont yabO
Apr aud October No 4. due April 1879 Nos and 6,
April J. 1880 Nos and = due phi j. 1881 Nos and
TO- due April 1882 Nos ~ and ~ due April 1888 Sos
and ~, April /. 1881 SOS % and 2G due Ap /,
1850; No 27 due pdl l. 1891 80 30 April l. 1892
all Or 81 900 each and the following Of 800 each Nos 13
and a. April 1879 NOS 40 aud 46, due April l. 1880
NOS a. and 49, Due Aprl 1881 Nos AZ and co. due April
due April l. 1884 Nos 30 and jj due April T. 1885 Nos o.
Ok due April l. 1886 NOS 90 ami 90 duo April 1887
Nos 6i and o. April l. 1888 NOS 63 g. due April
1883 Nos 50 and G6 due Apn ls9g Nos G7 and Gs,
due Apr l. 1891 Nos 80 aud 10 due April 1892 Nos II
and az, due Apn L. 1898 No. 73 due Apn /, 1894.
WISGATE CULLEN,
Attorneys for Recover, NO. 20G broadway.
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METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
Omen from $50 q. u. to Ia p. m.

open from o:OO u Dl' 70 - p Ln'
MORRIS point for South Ferry and Bat.
REcT6R STREET Nearest point for Wal street Ferry
COURTLAN FRiET-Nearest point ior ersey Cly ana
point for Post oace City Hall and
Barclay street Ferry to HODoken.
CHAMBERS ET-Nearest point for Payonia aud Ere
FRhSKIf HSlaaE h t.Ss7TRREET-
DsrREET-Neares point for Des6roses Street Ferry
FtEi E5srfisf @ EEssrsst Point Christopher stree.
Ferry to Hoboken
T%ESTYTHiRD.sTREET Nearest point fol- Twen;ythird
ryff fTf5 RfY EfTT{ fIT{Rb.sfREET. % sfiffA i.S
FORTY sECoN oND.sTREET-Nearest point for NewYOrk
Central Railroad Depot.
ri EF Nearest point for Central Park
FOR UPToWH trains tSke East ~ sd, SIDE ;o s,SiSn o
FARE 10 CENTS except between the hours OF $50 to
9 Soe r. 54S Fd E @ Mnsn @ sCSs SIsvenao to
and along Amity street TO ana along sS3 @ tie s
Chamrersstrce,; crossing into aud along Coegepaee 70
sRS anna 5l6ng llSns e c6nTeh 70 Az Sorsreet
Connects with the following horse car lines; a..
RANB Rect win for pes1rosses , and East Grand
and west At EiGTHTH fREEr with e2rs for Gns.og5sr
and Fast Tenth street Ferries At FOU y ~
hId ani Thry'ourlh streets Ferries AZ
SISTasTREET ST With cars Bet Line RalEoad .,,
Nov.Ycrk. June la, 1873.
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
VA CG%gsfa 70 BG oPRo&sE B IKE % %EFFEcr M '0r
, sUAAhsg hssgS6Ay Use 5S is5s ELIZA HAN.
Week days and Sundays the elegant stoanef ELLA 1A
cox commencing above will run during the season rom
Pier foot Of 23d.st, EAST RIVER direct To Companys
Depot at OREENPOINT making close oonneeuons, go-
ing returning with express trains to ard from Manhat-
Boat leaves 23dst Pier at s45 9i5. 1oA5, Has
a. n and l245, $50, 2A5 3:55 $40 $50 aid 645 p M
Trains leave Manhata Beach for NeWNoL Greenpont,
al 730 TO- a. NJ aud 2l0 205, 392 i4 5;l2, 6;OT,
Trains connect az East NewYOT with Rapid Transit trains
AtaHucaye, brooklyn. also with Canarsie and Rock
away Beach Railroad ,.yn,ncr
The elegant steamers THoS COLLYER and d. r. MARTIN
o2d-st.NR Leroy.st. ". r. Piers, Mr.
o. 10, IL II a. 9lO 1910 ll:lO 0:25. 1922 li:l9
m and l. ., 8 m. and I2:lO, i:lO. o. M, and l225.
g. s. and D. 2;iO. S:lO 4;lO. $40, l;23 2:25, 8S3.
m Gl0 and GlOp IN. 80, o;zo oZ0'
Trains leave Manhattan Beach via Bay Ridge l0io
ii0 a. M and 1910 l35. 2lS, 3IO 4i0 $685. $40 Nio
and . p m. --------
SUNDAY TRAINS to LONG BRANCH.
- SUNDAY Jnly q lS5S
will leave Pier g. River Reeorst $3.50 a. M ar
rive at Long Branch lilg 3 M it tS'ui ~ in ~ s
w 5. SNEDEN, Oenersl mahager
XNTFST POINT or NEWBURGH.-Daily lex
w cent sundaysj; see DAY LINE adyerilseanent rs,
mai, az WF,Sr POINT hours; NENbb Kun heaiy =
hours. due AT New.York on return at o:So
GInsira! 5nstrnmerts
DITNAHAUT, late S. X. BALL g. CO.,
n no. rs EAST l4rH-ST.
Stenways and other Pianos and organs low
for cash. on lnsalments, and for rent
NEEDHAArS PARLOR ORGANS, sos %
- ,,Sa nrc6fa A Eax insrTment-frHE NEEDHAh
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financial.
GAS STOChS.

An HewYork and BROOKLYN Stocks and also all krts
~ N GEO II. PRENTISS.
80 BrOadst., y.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05

OFHcR or COaOEs STRAW BOARD Co,
., ,.,.r. CoHOE<, ~ Y. June a. 1879
"A Il NETTING of directors held this day, a
~ DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT
-. a., was declared, PAYABLE AUGUST g. 1878,
cos o15e on the company COhoes n. VI transfer book
HENRY W. EDWARDs Trnaanrer.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
9rntes nn6 9en6crs.

THELARGEST MANUFACTURES of LOW
i amt HALF LOW CRATES for either bard or soft coal
dumping and shaking attachment Brass open Fire
Pieces Androus Basket Crates Tor wool tfcs
Brass Fenders fIo sets and Coal oIs oi antique and
modern designs Wholesale and Icla LOS estimates given
10 build rs contractors and architects.
J. ;. CONONER & co.. Nos 3Gj aud 3GS Canal-u.. v. T.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05

CrI9Cr OF TUr CryTRAL RAILGOtp Co OF y NFWJ ElsEi
ne Ilherty.st NCw.l OTk June Is 1873 )
NOTICE is hereby given that the transfer
~ hooks of The Central Railroad Company Of NewJeTsey
vi, be closed the 2Oth pIoXimo both days
inclusive and not as heretofore advertised
4N'' r. - LATHROP, Receiver.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
60TH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
pipioeno Noiltes

OFFICE PACIFIC FIRE insurance COMPANY I
No. 47O BROADWAY, June -, 1873
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DI-
"A KECrORS held this day a SEMIANHUAL DIVI.
DEND tTEN O0 PER CENT declared, payable on the
W. A. BUTLER
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
HIusira. 5nstrumerts

A DUMAHAUT, late S. X. BALL & CO.,
a no. 2S EAST l4rHST.
Stenways and other Pianos and organs low
soS cash on instalments and for rent.
NTEEDHAArS PARLOR ORGANS, $5S %
IN stops double reed TO 81 0O0 Buy OF AZ
save two profits rev instrument-lrHE IN nav ms
MJISICAI OABINET)-yDon which any ono can pts' 'ns
tune by simply working pedas Price si9 sns
~, NEEpHA4 sQSs Aas Es's -'~- "
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
DriItlsIrn

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE HECElNED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No I,23N Broadway, cor; Thirty.
frst-sL, vest Twenty third ST., Eglthaye
760 Ihriaycr cor Forty seyenth.st: at the HAISLEA
OFFICE. .s.1Sl IhiTd-ave, bnciuunred-and
twenty ourtst tfar,m savings Bank Building. up 70 sP
IL. regular once rates
At VAN NLECK'S DENTAL ROOMS, 2Gl
~ Ch-qve-Pain sets 50; gum teeth. -, upwards w9r
raHted. administered IA years without accident Ro
member 2Gi
nR. WAIT. 45 East 23d-st., the best dent
II Isry every description AZ the lowest LIVING prices
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
HENRY w. EDwARps. Treasurer.
IHE iMPoKrERs' AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
OF NEM-YnKk.

THE hdPoKrERs' AND TRADERS NATIONAL BASKl
or NEW-GORk.
,,v,,v,,,,.. NEW.YOBK, June 10, 1878
a DIVIDEND Of SEVEN PER CENT out of
M e earnngs o. the last months free Of all taxes has
eee seeare0 BY this bank. payable the lst day Of
next The transfer books remain closed from tls
- ~ tne 4st ploAlmo y. n. PERKINS, JB., Cashier.
OfflcE OF TiE ONTAEo SILVER MINIyG CosPANYl
~ 81 bfeadst, New York, July 8, 1873
NlDEND No. 29.-rhe regular monthly
a. nNoehd gi 90 CENTS PER SHARE has been declared
r june payable ~ The once OF the trspafar AGENTS Wells
Fsfg0 Co. on the ibth inst '
Also
~ A.. -. - EXTRA DIVIDEND, No. 30
TINE and place. ~ e''"' P~S@Oio w e"o SA"0
4tsesier books close on the 10Th mat
H. b. PARSONS, A ssisten Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
Cfcnrslons.
A -A.-DALLY OCEAN EXCURSIONS


A-A.-DATIdLYYo YoltC OCEAN EXCURSIONS
by the New Palatil steamers
Leaving West 2Ith.si $50 ard 10 No. and 1880 D.
West lOh-st 10 minutes later Pier 2 n r. 80 minutes
JEWELS Wharf Brooklyn and Il a. n. and las p m.
East 33d-st Slj a. T, and y. ~; south 5thst, VIII
and i.3O p. H. MUSICAL attractions on EVERY BOAT.
Excursion i;' tickets so cents GOOD EITHER BOAT
BROOKLYN, FLATBUSH and C0NEY
~ ISLAND RAILWAY COMPANY:
70 5ShaHE fhKE EFFEaF 4FE9EgtEh6SIY FtE56aY.
Trains win start from 'o Prqgset, & , Park station near % The
p m- st intervals Of l5 and 90 minutes.
RRTGHF6N Ef9TiPg' BEKSn. 5f2[e
Atintervals Of 10 and 20 miaaes from A. NJ pm.
CONTERNOS
Celebrated Regiment Band Of BROOKLYN has been
E4EhY y RFfEsHoGN Fh2aaSNDH and EyESISa
HOTEL BRIGHToN.
The Prince of cOrnet soosts, give grand selection at
following lines Of hosecars lead direct to the Prospect
lin and Nostraud Avenues from South and the io9t OF
broadway f. d. and the Bergen Street Line nom Hamilton
SINGLE TICKE go CENTS.
W, T. DoRWIN. superin tendent.
C0NEY ISLAND. s,r, -, ,,vn
PROSPECT PARK AND C0SEY ,Ii IsLAN9 R RAIIR0AD. q
ana hall hourly during the other parts Of the day
GRAND Promenade C0NCERIS J free EVERY EVEN
ING nom 1:3O TO $50 o'clock. and GRAND
SACRED conc ERT every SUNDAY EVENING by
DOWNING'S celebrated 9TH REGIMENT BAND with tho
world. reno Wned corlrt sDl0st NJ ARBUCKLE.
EXCURSION TICKETS, 40 CENTS.
ra k o dSS no o1v Ss [U and S 2as c BraoRya OF
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
" NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
SPECIAL TRAINS AND REDUCED RATES
fOr the
SUMMER MEETING
MONMOUTH PARK,
long BRANCH, y. j..
June % July 2, and 6. 1873.
Trains will NeWYOyk from foot OF LbertySt, North
River at 7i5 lO:3O HAS and l2 noon each day of
meeting running directly 10 the tracE, arriving al tho
ar time Tor the races
trains wiz leave immediately after the races - -
TO .
Fare for the round p including admission TO Ihe track so
II. y. BALDWIN,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05

NOTICE of SALE.-U. 5. Circuit Court, Dis
~ Nuico Kansas Farmers Loan and trust Co complainant,
panv ct a., dsfCndantsI, Charles W. btr appointed
Epeca Master herein by decree entered December 1916
M be November Term Of said Court held 90 Topeka M SAID
District hereby notice that VIII o'r iol sale 10 the
highest bidder an the railroad property and franchises OF the
Ieavenwoth. Lawrence and Galveston Railroad COMPANY
covere by executed by said Company % The Ear
,re u and Trust Company. Trustee dated July l. 1869,
on the 5h day OF June, 1875 at O'Clock NJ ai he tVni
door of the Court House. CITY of Topeka, state cl
Kansas pursuant the Of said decree copy OF sad
BE- a. the olhce Ct sad lIusee N9 ~ *
CITY, and az the ofce OF CHARLES
MERRfAM 2G sears Building Boston. Mass.
CHARLES W. BLAIR, Special Master,
EnrfE scott ans
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
..1,ItMNER HOMES ON TIE MIDLAND.n-

y The elevated mountain tsycrsod hy the New
York Midland Raj road present the great advan
agrso npton from malaria pure ar picturesque cOuHiiy
amt economy pamphlet the places on the
Iue published setting forth the general features OF
each locality, distance from NCNHOrk, elevation above tide
water and terms OF prOpretOrs o hotels ana such
persons prepared 10 accommodate b0ardeIlor me sum
itr. Application for copies be made o. WILLIAM H.
MIED HrnrrAl Pa,.ngn Asent lI5 GrOalw1y, hewlOrk
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05

"FIHE WE5I POINT HOTEL,"
4 tns Parade Ground, IN the Military Post. Open
ALBERT II CRANEY, Proprietor.
VNHE LAUREL HOUSE, Caulersklll Falls,
i Catskiu Mountains ~ Y.-NOw open at reduced rates
for the terms - per day S5 20 per week. ear
rinzcs anI boats at CatskI lanalng send
foreircuar j l.. SCHUTr Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
TIIE GREAT HEALTH RESORT,

Known our Homeon Hillside; Dansy.lle. Livingston
County. ~ " has cp this 2Oh o! May l6' prrs9Hs h
from 20 sate OF tho ePuD anG Canada to spend te S
Eerp H. The Is the la zcst hyeienlc Tiyattn
s;iurtion world; accommodate from 800 70
without giving o. them single particle Of medicine
publishes books Oh health issues Inottb{ hstIS f
SEN FREE celcbrates 2Oth anniversary on the lss
Hgst PkONlMO anu 10 haze ana TO ou Io
Leatn Lea Con e1at enIn ' @ ,g W. % @ VII Won woud ike To- keet well
thought philosophy and practise 10 ns aod get d Of
YOUR sickness There 100000 chronic nvads IN
iho United who might have good health by processes
PLAN simple, Il they wolld adopt and oow s " nai
folly dsObey tie laws Oi Life AMI eP sSS Wheh ntute
would show herself mighty 10 sage lFalus NOa u.y M ae
cent her guidnce IL lsno new Ia3seu u, ~ u. tc ~
ct,m that We seek 20 induce me people @ a. - b,
vine phiosophyod creation hat 10 hye a. one ost
our nome and learn how live II sick. you VIII get well II
well you viii stay we'll We can give We enoieess GeSseS
TrNEXCEPTiONABLE SUMNER BOARD
u ING aprces suit tho tines m beautiful aud healthy
locality ten by rail from Lake Mahopoc Address
POSTMASTER, somers centre, Meslchester Co. y. y
NVANTED-A permanent, quiet home (out
W of city for young lady subject AZ long y, sp
lertc attacks physicians clergymans family preferred
Address n H. Tribune Uptown once l.23s Broadway
VVOODSIDE COTTAGE, Jefferson Heights.
w Fine walks and drives, romantic scenery sade cro
Roaso today al MARTIN BEARs $ and W. H. d. ~ East
XVATER GAP HOUSE,
Three and hall hours NewYork Qiarclay st grand
mountain and rygr sesnSS PGTe 1 % pe nS Ts s aT
All 'HOus'H '''p L. W BRoDHEAD & BRO. PropretOrs
IS24.o,rsKrE2I5 25th H5EsFsGE ssqs2q: HOUSE 1878.
II miles rom he TiIiqgs of CG,ska. " l.
Regular stage Line from Landing. -
LARGEST and leading hotel Catss region only drst
class House o ne hounidis ana only one nna s @
cdar.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05

GUNNER BOARD.-A private family will
- accommodated admits; other boartCIs; shaded
lawns large piazza pleasant rooms high ground hne views
nst class Accommodations private table desired; also
stabng for horses references given and rcqured 40 min
urs from Ncwlork 10 minutes from depot; Address Box
! RI..rrIN NNlL /
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
6aplnes Banks.

Union DIME SAYINGS INSTITUTION,
" Broadway. 32dst and Gthave, June l9 1873
INTEREST at the rate OF FIVE PER CENT per annum
on all sums entitled thereto will be credited July l. Pass
books written up after 18TH interest may
drawn Interest not drawn and money deposited before
July 10 draw interest from the lCf.
Open daily from 10 90 3 Mondays and Saturdays 10 tO7
JNO W. BRITON, President.
GARDNER s. CuAPIN, Treasurer.
CUAKLLS u hPKAGLE SeeretATy.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05

SEA COAST!-An opportunity to visit q pop
- uar sea at half the usual racsWATCH
NIL POINT R l. Fine SAFE surf baSmng' boat
tered for The PIIMPTON HOUSE viii be received
az $40 per week each for tao or more IN a
room for month Special rates for August This
boarding house; hotc arrangements bells In ROOMS
bin professional cooks, EOOu service ana every attend.
usual nr4 class Svsiem can De reached Dy AL la
with the shore Line Railroad ana by NeF-
YORK and Stonng gOu ImeT Pier 81 North RIVER ctyDg
New-Yo ?. Fare. 81 10 StonngtOn; Watch Hls Is
three miles east Of Ston!ugtOD, Conn., ferybOats ant s1
with all uaii, ana steamers at SnngOn ior
Watch Hin. hafhour from Stonlugton TO Watch HHl.
4 - n. /.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
UuICE OF THE CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY, Is Nllliam-st.
NEW NOAK. June Z, 1873.

NV NOHk june Z, I5l0. J
HNHE NEW MORTGAGE for fourteen mil
hon Of dollars (tl4 600 OOOL executed by tins company
Augustus Sche aud CoInelrs Vanderbilt trustees bear
ing date ho day October 1871 having become first
property Of said company notice Is hereby given
That pursuant the scheme of arrangement authorized
and CONFIRMED Act Of the Parliament Of The Dominion
Canada passed on the 10Th day o. AuI 1873 the Dehen
ur heretofore Issued WhiCn may De he eaer
issued under said arrangement be exchanged at The
Union Company of the C OF Ncwfolk on or after
Monday the june 1875 for tAe bonds OF this
COMPANY secured hy said Wgrtgage.
C6TnSYIEIIITUs CATnSYIEsIIITUSs S%KilI5b5Et'nBI1.T tTrpstees-
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD
Six Der Cent Gold Sinking Fund Bonds.
UNITED STATES TRUST CO., Trustee.
Free OF an taxes, imposed or g. be imposed
Bonds dHe 1903. Interest payable Nav and November
These bonds direct obligation Of the Chicago and Alton
Railroad and have first lien over the Chicago Kansas CITY
81 Louis Raif0adlG 81 mes-in Missouri They arr recon-
"a desirable Investment. For sale al
ana interest JE~uP iAION & co,
Milliam-st. Wy FORK.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
5nmmer Boaro,

NATSKILL MOUNTAINS.-BOard alta farm
~ house, elevation 2OO0 feet plenty OF milk fruit
and vegetables terms - week Address DAVID MAT
TICE, East ~indham Greene County, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05

GOOD BOARD and accommodations for fam
~ Iir- at windsor Farm House mountain three hour
from city: oueguhrtcr mile from station Address BOARi
hLuMn.HunL- Il.lrr lNunfA. u. l.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05

EENWICK HALL, Saybrook Point, Conn
THIS flyurtr SuaLirr lot, beau uly located on Long
sound the month oi Connevcrt River Oh hours
from Shore IIng will open June p. IL has All e
81 urstcllss watering place az unusually low
prc,. rooms large. well ventilated aud lighted With
ras throughout Atk nd from cows kept upuu the
rare further information and circulars please address
HOTEL BERKELEY. Boston, Mass, until June 70, l.
STANTON ITuprlpfur
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05

FIRST CLASS BOARD in private family, one
4 hour city minutes from depot healthy, pctur
..nun rLma noIrfatr GANkIN irwin gnn on n IdsOn.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
NLIFFWOOD MANSION Private residence

Con 5cashJr 10 city by boat or cars 90 acres
grove mile ~ beach house high ana wen shaded
arge but COngCual company accepted; every
home comfort and superior table. AddrrsS
q. WARD, KeypOrt, y. J.,
call at iOJ Broadway, Room I.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-05
Ocean 6teamers.

RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
CARVING the Belgian and Uned states Mas sailing semi
monthly alternately fTum Philadelphia and NeW Or6
JAVA WEDNESDAY, July 40 IL m
For rates OF passage ana other Information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT ~ SONS General Agents -,
3O7 Walnut-st Philadelphia oE bIOaHHay' @ LII
MCDONALD Agent = BatterJ-plach HcN-l"Ih
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-04
AN ELEPHANT ON THE TRACK.
lrtem q. Rmaee. ttaalal -


As railroad train was passing through
the forest. about thirty Ave miles from
Rangoon, India. a short time ago. driver
by Mr.. Stone. Locomotive Superintendent
assisted by Mr.. Stewart, locomotive IRE
man, a large elephant was seen 10 break
through the fence and get on the line.
Steam was shut off. and Mr.. Stoue tried to
open the waste cock, which, being in front
OF the engine. would. by ejecting hot water
some distance ahead, induce q tusEs to
leave the track. 1t could not readily be
opened, and the engine was soon npon the
unfortunate beast. The brute had turned
and fled on seeing the engine, bat was
speedily caught. The buffer beams OF the
engine being very low, the beasts hind legs
were AIKEN from under him. and he was
forced TO sit down, as it were, with his
hindquarters against the smoke. house,
which was, of course, red-hot. The poor
beast managed to keep his fore-feet going,
though hustled along faster than ever he
had gone in his life before, and in n few
minutes the train came 10 a stnnd-still and
he got away. He moved If the line at the
double, uprooted n clump OF bamboo, then
wreaked dire vengeance on a tree. and was
last seen rushing through n jungle, tearing
n smashing everything in his path. lie
was sadly cut and burned in the hind
quarters, and will, probably. never be of
use again The mRhout luckily escaped
with his life, while those on the engine
may safely congratulate themselves on
their escape.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-04
THINGS WISE AND OTHERWISE
s. la conscience est h Plus serars dec raao'onAss.'

Ia conscience est i phs ScIafrt dec PAa0ioDAss.-
An x. Governor of a New England State
visiting a friend in Worcester, Mass, was
asked to look ut a large picture over the
mantel-piece. THAT is q Madonna" said
the host. The ex-functionhry, viewing it
with critical spectacles, turned and asked !:
"Ah, a Worcester lady ?"
Here are a few curious and quaint titles
Of books mostly printed during the time Of
Cromwell. It will be observed that the pious
Puritans did not disduin " alliteration's
artful aid" and that they mix metaphors
in q mingling manner"
"a Rea ing-Hook. well tempered, for
the Stubborn Ears of the Coming Crop or,
Biscuit baked in the Oven Of Charity, care
fully conserved for the Chickens of the
Church, the Sparrows of the Spirit and
the Sweet Swallows of Salvation"
"a Sigh OF Sorrow for the Sinners of
Sion, breathed out of n Hole in the Wall
of an Earthly Vessel, known among Men
as the name of Samuel Fish"
Eggs of charity, layed by the chickens
Of the Covenant. and boiled with the water
OF Divine Love, take ye and eat"
"High-heeled shoes for Dwarfs in Holt
ness"
Hooks and eyes for Believers Breech-
es."
Spiritual milk for Babes, drawn out Of
the Breasts of both Testaments for their
souls -nourishment."
1.-THE Spiritual Mustard Pot to make the
soul sneeze with devotion"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-04
ans4 fruits of a mans genius are a~lwaysffree

from greed.
TIT ron TAT.-An American judge was
obliged to sleep with an lrishman IN a
crowded hotel, when the following CONVEX
sation ensued: "Pat, you would have re-
manned q long time in the old country before
you could have slept with a judge; would
you not, Pnt7" "Yes, yer honor" says
Pat; land think yer honor would have
been a long time in the old country before
ye'd been O judge
A QUEER OLD WoNAS.-The Oan''1 Free
Press says; '.There lives near the village of
Richmond, in this county, a woman over
n hundred years Of age, who has entered
upon her second childhood. Her eyesight
has been restored, and she now knits with
out the use of glasses, while upon her head
q new crop of hair is growing; but prob
ably the most remarkable fact is the one
that a set of teeth are springing up. The
information regarding Ibis wonderful case
is received from an authentic source. The
name of this most remarkable c~entenarian is
Mrs. Dukes, and her exact age is one hun
dred and five years. ',EFa
BULLs.-Gen. Taylor immortalized him
self by penetrating one of the grandest
bulls on record, in which he attained what a
certain literary professor calls "a perfection
hardly to be surpassed" In his Presidential
Address he announced to the American Con-
oress that the Tinted States wero n, nooce
Ioith all the soord, and continued TO cherish
relations of amity with the rest of mankind.
Much simpler was the blunder of an English
officer during the Indian mutjnv who in
formed the pubIio through the TG,n,s tbo,
thanks IN the prompt measures NJ Colonel
Edwardses, the sepoys of Fort Machison
"vere all unarmed and taken back and
being called upon laid down their arms"
An Irish newsnaner stated that Robesn;erra
cleft no children behind him e,cent n
bro,bsr who Was killed n. tbo GAME ,;rn.n
Cn,,...u.~pu..w. n u.-y-
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