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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
ITO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE Cd ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK lse d PHILADELPHIA

TouTt Through way daily three Depots In
Philadelphia, two IN NcwhorA.
Double Track Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time CODsstcBi with absolute safety.
ON ana alter November H. 1877.
Express Trains leave York via and Cort
landt Streets IcTros, a. TO. iass: --
$50 SO 900 Lmnited), II a. NJ J. T. q O. G;3t $50
and 4. ~ Sunday, a. IN. o. b5O I, F:5O ana y r.
Boats 0f brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains
Jersey City. anordng n speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel 49,. .
returning trains leave Philadelphia 800 3.35 I. T:30
$50 and II Limited Ia press, lJ nil = 4, $50
1855 p. and IL midnight ON Sunday S2O. 335, 4, 3
$40 a. m f. 1:Jj p H., aud ~ midnight.
Ticket Offices 526 and Oh Broadway No Astor House.
and foot OF and COrandtsts No Court ST.,
and BroOkyn Annex Depot, loot al Futon 81, brOOk
iyn; Nos ia. ll6, and lls Hudson t. Iiobokeni
Depot Jersey City, Emgrant Ticket ONCE No D. Battery
TiRANK THOMSON, L,P. FARMER,
GepeJal Manager. CEN Passenger Agent
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NAVY ORDERS.

W.sHsGroN, Jan. s.-Commande .a..0 -. Pax =.
Norton is ordered to command inc fOncau ordered
washington Master Julius Free man " man
taic ~ UWSHrneraphic Office at Washington no
esa r. kmsde ordered to 70 ,' ordnance
ton - en-" Navy Yard at NewYork Commahu9ps sac
a"'Ef rtIand j. detached from command OF '"e
a. "a or,,rre1 10 command tho supply.
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WARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC 80
20. sim sets.. 4:51 Clock fast. 7'32
sun rises: 90 Neon souths ABA Moons age days
hoOD WV HGH WATER TO-DAY ~ o. Ia
=, ,,ook II % GOV Island. 004 Hell Gate'''' 100
osn'' ~ HIGH WAFER ToDAY-P. W. Ga. 0o7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09

ERIE RAILWAY. ..,. ..... ~.
II ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS taxing enect Dec
8 a m.-Cincinnan and Chicago Day Express Drawing
Room Coaches TO Buffalo aud Suspen.i"n Brlr" .,..
l0:45 a.m-Express Mail for Buffalo with Sleeping coaches
IN m CDaly)-Pacdc Express for the West. sleeping
Coaches through Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara dS hcl
and Chicago without change; Also Hotel DINING cars 10
Trains leave Chambers street Depot y. y Tor
NewaIk. ti5. $50. lO:ii 1880 ~ jl5, ana -
p M and IL Midnight SATURDAY nights only snhdav' ol'
h IN! PARK and Passac 75: 10 y noon i5
g "a 10 OLD. q, $50, <. 10 M II midnight Sundays
fa sS 9 q "a rs, 30 N" To- 10 10
las, 3 3i5. S:i5 $50 >, 5l5. q. - $50 . = ~ p M
and " midnight Sundays D. $780, ol3 10 a. H. l'' o'"o'
gnGeiiS ss 7i5. TO- Io45 M Las, 9i5, and
IL midn CHI; sundays t. s-'V w a h' 40 o"V j. "'
S' @o1 N VA m 800 40 Sundays $50
Varies ~ On o M $40 4aop H. suni,y,s3oA
kines,ai ~ 3 a. m, $40 p NJ: Nunday. $50 m; -
sq Maasto y sS9 Iio 1915 $40 A9c sun
c"nSt, wh ew Yoik O.wero Midland h H. At Man
I1rt Irrvis 7it, o. 10, 1913 m, $50 p IN. Sun'S"
s, ~ 3 nj Mn, az" yIug thsrhrr-s halt honr.
befora D. M leave Twenty thir's hi'oe MINUS sa,g.
nan above umc; ans leaving htuio'i eIs 1--we
leave Twenty u, thirty minutes caIIei roar eas.
twenty ipL $40 and il;i5 M ,nhht,lS Win "'
leaving Chamhcr-.t NJ 10 H. and ~ ~ ~, me r,o
and S.ing Coaches lie obtained and ori,ts lot s
checking transfer 81 HggtEe may p, si a. N
Droot vn ard ai tlr Compsnys DelEts - ~, ,r. ~ = d.
Txrrtss Trsius hom the West arrive III We" 'o'A ~ '
IN" .H' a,BB6TT General Passr Agent Ne~-Yor
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEN.
Trains leave for EnglewoOi Clostcr firtnoni anu ye
= $50 9,5 A. m, l. g. l. 445. $50 b"v Nv y W. VA
satur,ny nights only at ll.3o p III. 9"nu@SH IL " ~
%snnri spnng valley and Mousey, = $50 M 10 p m
JNO y. ABBOTT. GcnefaI p1ssf Agent Ne".i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
nrpARTrREs FOE EUROPE TODAY.

The following is list of the saloon passeh-
NV the steamship Amerique, which will sail to-day
hroP HAVREIa Steamship AiRerGte W Drnmmer' Mr
~ Ne Lac Leon G.. Benoit, 81 cn"r nsrnard
r. T,oriss Mrs Y atour Miss Berthe 4uil0eIt - hei
81 Sinarton l. Barrett +. SCHNEIDER T. {. fhiPh -
SSbonupe 2. ChOuppe Madame POinus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09


The following foreclosure sales were MADE al
the Exchange salesroom to-day:
IN T. H. LudloiC& Co.
6story bri, X store ana tenement irwin ioi' 90
Albany st, % IT W Washingtonst Iot ZoNoc a. mn
/ lc on qtn.ave G cor 65thsf and junction Of the
boulevard 2S.4xl0Ox25 jASG.I: Washington Lie o.o
plld sf and and frame buildings Madisonaye,ne
cor Sjtnst lO22xll3.4, also the frame bllldings
with two lots East S6ihs, -, GIL MANSON
ave together Ill SIZE ol'0AiVz.+; $4,000
l story frame dwelling with plot of land ~ Nichoas-
ave- 1o bet ls ana a ns 10000
Rg mum " Camp
plot Of land on o., sa'9n on COZ ons $4,000
lot. bast s0Ims, r2D ~ $4,000
ost"Iy bI.ck dwsins n9S i' IN Sss Wright 1898
IN HoicgrG ". COdtcs. -
lot on loth-ave cor '2ds'' zooAioV 1880
BIZ jas NJ. Mtr
2strv brick dwelling with three lots, fast
4gh.st. $50 fl lstaye each lot 23xlooo m"y sooo
Mot OF lend ON 3d.ave, c cor 156th-st. running
fnrongl 10 Brookave- and MIL Brook l362AZeZo o,o
1l6.9xlgG.2 l. Robinson: :-..---.--.'.. wow
Bg John r. BoVd 80
bstory brick store and tenement house, with tease
of lot, No 20 SOutb Jthave, " oS9dl tranu
81 LOT 26x21 G. leased February !. lsbl Term ~
years ground rent 1925 per annum Phillip En- n ron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
5alfs pp Aurilons

MORTGAGE SALE.-By virtue of chattel
NA mortgage, ISAAC C. GOLDSTEIN, auctioneer. Eil
cell al II o'clock at tie northeast corner Of 26st and 9th
ave- number Of cows horses harnesses and wagons ISAAC
C. GOLDSTEIS, Attorney for Mortgage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEW-YOEK CITY.

Allen, Join and wife, to Edward G Allen undiylded
nan iC claia - s5,37I
AndrGss Abraham 4. and wife; 20 John .u,Pphy AID
John Nesbltt, 4lstst, $50 # OF llt-ave' ooc
hpdT Sss Abraham L. and wife to John Murphy and
John Nesb5t cor % letls 4 and 4thave, AK ,,o
100 II also lot acloins 2x9. ,;.;r and io,, 0'loc
Nesbitt ll0thst, s, Figs of 2dave, lOOlOx e.o
p,. iSs lam ;T referee. to Charles NJ Frv trustee
etc, Westinghouse. Il " :, ToWnof West Farms RI
Berrsrmann, sarah to Isaac Lictenstein IA Ludlow
ST. si r, am af u" ego 20
a Is # OF sher-t 79x25 1896
BurSRG. 'ssn Zoo Of st,sSe 81 2Asys6 l6ooO
crdgS AISS 80 soH r. Of sothSt sox s. 10 OoC
Dar,ayh Thomas and wife. TO Julius Cand lee James
smith and sylvester Derng 5Sdss s. loonw OF on o,o
DoTnnG raw p&c ~ ~ e n Of s0tst S01 is 10000
hO1 iGass for SS' i ysars annual ISni q .; 4so
Half q tssP OF 7 aa@ T'af 70 7a" M'lS' 100
Henry - Richard NJ. referee 70 Henry sharp 22a:t'
900 mortgages ana accrued q ;;;,., 1920
Levy is S e g. 81 ad and
ts sis Loom aSeTSe to y LIE ins Co. S2d
s 1gs # - Of ithave 90 Ilx2O ........ 4s5O
MaSGa' aaa hG tug 7oosi 10 80
55!. i s 5fS 1872 Fssn,T 5000
Metzger. Nathan and wife TO Leopold Half, 2dave
N'E 74,h lsi 81 Isl Of ahayo iG22xlj9 $4,000
Nurrlv William to Catherine Gallagher az Ellen
Rodgers mart OF lot No 1872, Of map Of Melrose m
south town Of MOrfisania .... wv
Nelson Homer A ana wife, TO Chauncey NJ; Deptw.
Chainbersst n s, 500 " Of Centres. 2Oklo 10 62;
also Chambers Il, II 5 - e " oi Centre I1lNHi
also. Rea.e II. adjoining land OF hoard ~
T.Teigp Missions Prcsbyte Church, Z9llX15.1.
pozuauSEi and husband, 10 Michael DorCbcity,
No $3.50 Vest 3Oth.st, :, 33s IL e of 9thaNe S-ex
Read i HSSgr Of MssSo1sTe eS0x%i 26IoC
Reilyesuer D0lOtlea, - Ch1isifn Fulheigh, 30 $50
44thst s. 100 # from sthhye lOO4IZ5.....-. Ssoc
RFy%S o f. A o ig,h 20 e a7s2soS L. DOC
Rogers Ellen, and husband tc Catharlnc Gallagher,
undivided half. lJ2dst So 1888 II from RaliiOad -,
ave (N0!Iisana), l00X2h. I5t
Schneider era les g. end wife 90 John Gerber sc cor
Of Clff 81 and Avenue II. l50X20O. l,OOC
Schneider. Oscar. Harriet Blown, llIf'isf,s :,
100 II from 3fsve. l0O.l II N2o lp
Schwcrin Max referee. Ia Dore yon, part Of lot No
= O village o. MVTIlsaDla NV
SchWersn referee, TO bore Lyon. 3daFe, II & cor
l5Gth-st. cnnia nine ~ 1sXloJ city lots also sd
ave $ e :. near l5Gthst. l2G2Xl62.9; q 80 part u
lot No l42 VILLAGE 81 Mcrrsahip, cor SpuuR
place Fordan subject to mortgage ii 80,
$3.50. ............ NV
Ward John r. referee. New-YOrk Ins Co. l@3fst $50.
ssl 80 II az stlave; 90. X20 ...........,.. @oo'
Wilson Daniel aud wife. u John Brady lu3tl II, g.,
100 fl nom 2daye 2jIl00.l l........... 1,ZJ'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
Gteambcals and Railroads
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
I'D Lave New York from foot Of Desbrosses and C0Nand

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Leave NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses and COnandt-
500 A. H. for Washington Columbus Chicago the West
lao n M Tor Washington ana West, and for Richmond
to Baltimore and Wshn2!On, making close connecr i9r
Pitts5Urg Cincinnati. Louisville and ~ LOUIS IhiouIh
o D. daily for Washington the south, and West Pul-
m Baltimore ami WaShlhei
making close for Chicago Cincinnati Loisvii
ST Louis PITTSBURGH South and Southwest through
Pullman tfmOr to Cincinnati snd Lousvlie con
Washington with trains for Lynehbu'g Forda New"
Orleans, ana the South. -, all .. o. ooo OK
Droadwav VeYOrE and at ticket Offices tool of COrfaudt
and Dcsjfos se> sts and depoi. Jersey Ivy. 80 o,v.
ASK FOR TICKETS p XII nAbii hoih AM o'''
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Ferry station M Ne9-f Ork. foot Of Liberty.st
Commencing Nav. 20. lS7I-IrIins leave follows:
$50 a. n.-For Pennington, FasOn, Bevidere, Mauch
Chunk, Tamaqua, NikesbarTe Elnira &C. ConnectS NJ
s45 m.-For High Bridge Branch Easton karlsruhe
yauch Chunk Tamaqna. WikesOarre MiliamslnII &C.
lOl5 a. m and 430 For Somervile ana Bennington
] y. m.-FUr Pennington. EasioD Aauch CHUNK. ,I,
dua. WkesbaTre. Scranton. Tunkhannock, Tsmaqua ha@
Teton Reading, Potsville. Harrisburg ,,.., and
m.-For High Fridge Branch Easton, beiVluere az"
Maurh CHUNK Connects a. iur ~ Wit ID e. anu ~, W. "
5:30 m day For East0n. Allentown. ana harriso"S
FOR nans o. local points tiuie.tabls at stations
SUNDAY TKAl NS--Ieaye at $50 a. M, i. p IN 40,
Bound Brook and intermediate points. ana NJ o;'o " " '
Easton EcadnC and KARLSRUHE
W-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
IN Trains leave ior Amnoy, Red Bank Long frahcn
ocean Grove &C az 40 has a. f. 81 u M
rsges connect At Matawan station to aud from
ana at Squan to and IRON POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD ard NEW-YORk RAlLW Az
connect foot Liberty-st Tor fIechom "'
l. a. al ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHI iLADELLI,a ii ~ Gan
I6aye New.York for Trenton and Philadeipia n N ~
=, e;3O, 800 m, 100. $3.50, BOO IL j. Ill., All" " ~
for Trenton . - ,,.,.an,o Pail
Leave Philadelphia station North PennsyiTsna ran
ESQ $3.50. $50, 80 IN, ,o,o, IN
for New YORK AZ 2U. 63p, Soo, i"'%V III
1918, al, 4 10. SIS u. N. n On -,
Room GAYS 20 tue a.
so D. ~. trains from New York TO the ':So d. M
- 81 T5i v TpHt is.ye Ncw-York and Philadelphia
Al 80 A. M $50 IL D. ~ Trenton at l:-o' iV-o
Tickets for foot OF iberyst Sos o2s sd III
Broadway ri ,r principal hotels. oil Offices Of the ffle m
way i'm New oTk and BROOKLYN, and at no totils',
Br3oklyp Baggage checked fum residence 20 Isshaon
INVA''N. IL T. BALDMIN. Gen. Pass Ageh-
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Hlnslcal 3nsirnmerls
Gteamboais ano Railroads.

RRIDGEPORT and all points on Honsatonic
leaves tatarlnesp daily Sundays excepted At 1880
and Bridgeport at IL ~ ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09

FB'O RENT-The handsomely furnished, yell
ventilated Eng isl basement house; In complete order;
hot furnace open rcIaces Apply ON the premises,
No - last 81 St. MadsOnave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
<rTW.UAyEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81
~ steamers leave Pcck--ip daily t~undal- shttpr ir
New Haven al 3 AID u y, connecting WIKI ioil
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND IIIDSON

NEW -IiAN IN, llAN fOhl', NC'-T di', III.
New Haven al 3 AID II =. connecting with road
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
tnrour ,t irain- ali leave GTpud Ge@;i Depot:
500 m, wc-ein aud NoIthcin EArtcss. drd"ngIOom
1870 a. NJ special Chicago ana Western IsPrsss with
drawing room TO Canundarua Rochcr'f and linao
100 Ner,lcrn and Western Express to CilcL White
10 Or m Montreal E,prss with sleeping Non.
traI va Rutland burlington and - AJan. stops ut sing
600 D. ~ 81 LOUIS EApIcss with -leelangcars for 81.
Ioui. running ih@ngh rN'i 1sY W. me W'"n; I s' TS
and DrrIo and Montreal VIA sarnioga .ud raitsburgh
waertcwn I0che.ter. Niagara Pals, Buffalo Cleveland
100 D. ~, Txprcss with Sleeping to Albany and
Nav Trains a. per Local Tables Tickets for sale at
Nos ~ 26I ard ii3 roadway aud at we-tcott Express
Co oS G ; ~; % SS ANA 'i2 Broad" Az
G. r. MEikEh. GontlAl Passenger h2cut
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
and aG iier NoycSc T. Ia ians ' cayt N,~
nT EtTg. roi rrruTs t.Oag nc Ell viii
Pullman Palace cars atiac, @. ~, and $50 p NJ. daily
D. tSr c %1 At tS S fer SSt ro i cn,
add The on r. gions. Ior "ilamsput and LocE Haven
Eaim,l Wqs s,9 a l ne soq, "Il@loa w;,-
go q M anyc Washneion 40 ~ nc-tsr at $40 a
go am di ~ SIi ~ 90 RIB 20 Limited II M
La, b g. 600 $50 and p m. Slnday o. m ., q ESQ.,
Ior Tain. Hcvar. iilahcn. PATHWAY. irnco,on Trcn
-" 10. al scl,. dn,c :, 1T ali Tirsci' once,
Of "Brookyn Annex" connect win all hfonph trans
o. J"tcy CIV anofins speedy and tne't transfer .o
1920 y. m daily; 1910 A. m ana GOO T. M daiy e1'ii
Monday rom ashhR"h ma ili.,p M ~ ~ u,
Phladol ina, aC5, COO Dio l0ln. 1910 1890 H. NJ 30
go IO.l0 II:tO o. m. & % and 1920 p ~; -,,..
ana fS5i Of Dcs6o,ses and r,.1ndtSts 80 Courst
ia T S aG fT s aG S%' "' maoea Depot Gs t
TsSt %c$ No b'''ey''e p FARMER
GrueIdl Manager. Cen Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Jan. g. 1873
The following foreclosure sales were made AT
the Exchange saesroom to-day:
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Gituutious uUanteo-- females.

aIOVSEKEEPER.- A midde-aged American
i WOMAN LADY In housekeeping: help with up
stals work understands cutting and sewing NO. "a West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

FREEHOLD ard NEW-YORK RAILWAY
COZ nections Leave foot of Libertyst Tor fIechoin d"
s:l5. ll,45 a. m. 4, 5:lG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
CARE REDUCED.

EARE REDUCED.
So 70 BESION.
INCLUSION TICKETS. -.
THE OLD RELIABLE STONiNGTON LINE
FOE ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT 4 TRIP MISSED II SENEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
IL. el.r.u, s,e,rer. sTONiNGTON and RHODE ISLAND
leave ircr 81 Noith RIVER i.5O u In ddiy cR'cpi
Suudaysl
thereafter the STEAMBON1 INrht-S TRAIN VIII
leave sTuNINGToN ~ : 30 q. H.
Tickets fi sale ~ al lie pluc pal iioAr' 'c' anu state
secured 81 all cccs IAFie'' Va ~"u -
sos BIoJdWay. ,,,.,,.,,,,.,c,.t ,~p
freight daily except Snudavr NJ
m fIon 20 Noith RIVER fppt ~ Waftenst FfeEbts
VIA either line at luwett rates. 50, A.,
ID s BtncU,K Prc-. l. W fllKINs. Gen Pass Agi.
ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
VIA New Jersey southern Rn lfoad Commencing oct :.
~ ma. -teari,r JESSE IpiI viii lra'c New ' ok,
pere North Ryrr R'ctOt,t1 oonu,f ting At sandy
JIocI WIN trains oi Branch Philadelphia aud Toms
RIVER ii a M and m. Nin"and HtlE"ioh. ffF HhT
Dor 80 II A. NJ. WantOwu, BEruce1 aud IHckefi"n, T. M
'''' 49, - ". =. SNEDEN. nenl Manager.
I EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IlAUEANGEMlNTO PAS~ENUEK TRAIN" Jan. ].
Leave dcpots foot o CpIladt aud pcsbi1aacsf ~
AT $50 = ir Night EIpres daily i"r Eaton Hrhlch"m ~
lcuoyn MAucli Chunk NIiAthlirrc liti H. Satr' EnlI
Ithaca Nulirn Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fails aud Tho
Wes. Pullman sleeping coaches attached . -.
wv 'ROn"r H. SAiKI. Sup.t and Ingr.
General Eastern Office. corner hnrch ana '"Inndt .tH
tHA~. ~. 90 MMlNG~. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09

HOUSEKEEPER.-A refined Christian lady
"a housekceper would wait on invalid city or country
references No ALP ithaye.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY


IN Trains leave Tor Pertn Amboy Red Bank Long hranch
81 =. 1l:i5 4. o;l u NJ
stages connect station 10 al,i from NE O
and al Sduan TO and IRON POINT PLEASANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
Gonntrn Real Gslaie for Sale
Citn Drcperip Go Get.

ITO LET-The four lofts or the FIRST class
i building No, 46i BroOmett between Mercer and
PEDDER, ARNOLD CONSTABLE CO., 9TH ave. and
l5th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09

CEAMSTRESS, NURSE, or CHAMBERIAlD
y and MSTRISSBy nighly respectable Protestant
young thorough searn',rSs cns It, oriaes dres
ckil lrsn
IL Wiling 70 make herself useful best testimonial .y or
coimtry Call at BOoKHAMS so 4t-a'e, Near -ati'sI
I UNSMOND. Proprietor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-07-27

She was nice-looking, sprightly young lady,
and rs she stepped INTO the County Clerks Of
fee with jaunty air that clerk from Lockport
some people with little manners call him that
blonde young imam, but we wont-stepped for
ward in an exceedingly polite manner and in
ouired if she wished anything With sweet
smile, she asked
Are you the young man that attends to
births: ?"
This was poser for the innocent boy. lie
turned red; that mustache wilted like sun
struck onion He stammered forth, mo, nam,
It's not me; am young and innocent"
With another charming smile, she said, Are
YOU not the man that fixes up births ~
AT this our friend turned cold, and the hand
of death seemed to be chucking chunks of ice
down his back, and he murmured: mo, /
| II never attended or fixed up such thing
There is Jims office across the hall, perhaps
YOU can find some one there that is used to
such things. But me; oh Lord no, never. >
She looked kind Of queer, but said; My
father who is ill, gave me this birth certificate
and told me to leave it here and you would at
tend TO il" and she started for the door.
The youth very much relieved by this ex
PLANTATION, called her back, and certificates OF
births. marriages and deaths were explained
in detail.-,Joli6t Record.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-07-27

about three months after the Box Tunnel
that Captain Dolignan called one day upon
Captain Haythorn r. n, whom he had met
twice in his life, and slightly propitiatcd by
violently listening to cutting out expedition !;
he called, and the usual way asked permission
to pay his addresses to his daughter. The
worthy CAPTAIN slraightway began doing the
quarterback, when suddenly he was sum
moned from the apartment by mysterious
message On his return he announced with a
total change in his voice that 1T was all
right, and his visitor might run along side as
soon as he chose" Ny reader has OWNED
the truth; when he kissed her hand at the door
it was George" and Marian" instead of"Cap-
tam" this and Miss" the other,
A reasonable time after this flor my tale is
mercIiul and skips formalitics and tOrturing
dclaysO these two were very happy; they were
once more upon the railroad going to enjoy
their honeymoon all by themselves. Marian
Dolignan was dressed just as bciore-duck-
like and delicious; all bright except her
clothes; but George sat beside her this time
instead of opposite and she drank him in
gently with her cyelashes.
Marian" said George, 'married people
tell each other all. viii you forgive me if
own to you; no"
Yes; yes"
"Well, then, you remember the Box Tun.
mel" This was the first alluslon he had ven.
tured to it, II am ashamed to say had 6
to Go with White | would kiss one Of you
two ladies'" and George pathetic externally
chucklcd within.
II know that, George; overheard YOU
WAS the demure reply.
so! you overheard me? impossible"
"And you did not hear me whisper to my
companion | made bet with her"
you made a bet how singular. What was
ity
"Only pairsof gloves, George"
YES, know; but what about it,"
"That if you did you would be my husband
dearest"
"Oh, bat stay; then you could not have been
SO angry with me, love. Why then did you
bring that action against me-"
Mrs Dolignan looked down.
II was afraid you were forgetting me
George, you will never forgive me-"
Sweet angel, why here is Box Tunnel"
Now, readcr-fic! no! no such thing! you
can't expect to be INDUCED in this way every
time we come to IA dark place, Besides, it is moi
the thing Consider two sensible married peo
pie. No such phenomenon, assure you, took
place. No scream in hopeless rivalry Of the
cngine-this time
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-07-27
Penn Monthly.

In It's opening review ofprominent topics OF
the month the July Penn treats of Beacons-
field Communism in Germany, Earl Russell,
The Close of the Session Of Congress, The Pot
ter Investigation, Death of Bryant, &c.
Robert p. Porter furnishes n second very
able paper on the Post Office Savings Bank,
producing many unanswerable arguments in
favor of such an institution. There is series
of letters written by Van Moltke in Paris in
1856 which are such delightful reading that
one wonders where they came from, as no
name of compiler or translator'accompanies
them James Joseph Talbot continue his pro
found disqusition ON Ceramic Art and then
we have the most readable article OF all, an
analysis of Daudet's Nabob, that wonderful
novel which stirred France as much on its
first appearance almost as Uncle Tom walked
up America, and of which Lucy III. Hooper
recently completed an excellent English trans
latlon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-07-27
August Magazines.

Mr. +. Kcppc IA New York city art collector,
opens the August Harpcr's with an article on
The Golden Age Of Engraving, in which he
not only displays exceptional knowledge of the
engraving art, but shows master hand in exc.
cution. He gives Is specimens representing
the work of Gandolf Duerer Rembrandt,
Visscher, Drcyet, sharp and Others, and GER
talnly no stronger evidence than these engrav-
ings is needed to coniound those who con
tenn wood engraving as a fine art, or under
effectively. AS further specimens to vindicate
the dignity Of the wood engraving art Mr..
Gibson's illustrations of Mrs C0nant's paper
on Birds and Plumage might be cited. Moth
ing could be more graceful in design and few
critics will venture to fault them for want of
accuracy The hot July weather naturally
suggests the subject Of watering places, and we
| have from John Esten Cook an illustrated ar
ticle on The White Sulphur Springs. Clara
f. Morse continues the subject in another il
Illustrated article entitled An Old Fashioned
| Spa, in which she treats Of the Tunbridge
Well, which must appeal especially to all
readers of the history and novels of the last
century in England. General Niele, the SAM
tartan, gives us the scientific aspects of sum
mer in "A Glimpse of Nature From My Neran
da" there are three short stories, five poems
aud the serials by Mr.. Hardy and Mr. Black
are continued, the latter with an illustration.
The Editors Easy Chair treats of our De
coration or All-herocs' Day, the Women's Ho
tel, Mr.. Murray's new Church enterprise Lore
Beaconsfleld at Berlin, and Bryant. The 9th
er Editorial Departments are well sustained.