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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
TILE COURTS.
ONE IunGES HEAVY WORK.

Judge Van Brunt objects to paragraph in
Fridays TRIBUNE not that II Is not literally true. but
that Il implies that ne undertook do the work OF two
courts and is not doing IT, He that when the as-
sgnments for the vacation" in the Court OF Common
Pleas came M settlement he called the attention "
his associates in that TO the fact that he al
ready assigned hold Supreme Court Chamb RS In Au-
gust and though he had done an amount OF Work beyond
the average Of the duty OF the Judges offered TO take the
DE-. ,,vo eeks I'm July The Co nmon Pleas Judges per
sisted I'm assigning him 10 August WORK EL lrdd he
had done the ex parte work nt the Court or Common
peos fnr tho past week with his work In the Supreme
Court Had he assumed it. be- would have done the tl
gated business OF both courts at whatever cost OF labor
Ia himself But he did IT, and objected 20 the
Implication that he had failed to do all he had under
taken 10 do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12

"Excuse me, miss" said polite old gentle
man 10 am otherwise weldressed young lazy Oh WASH
i,'@tonst T. bYt are you aware that someDody nae
ammed your hat quite badly r. It's all right sir US
NeYark hat and the fashion," replied she Win Toss
- tba bead as she swept away leaving the o. 8 oonB
after her with a stare OF astonishment-Boston OOn-
mercia Bulletin.
Adiutant (going his rounds at nights TUT
ont those lights" ont 30 the lights Alntahti
mat music I" Music goes on. Ad1ntant pouueLy
stop thai music sayp Voice iron INSIDE thG isJ
- Tt,s no good sir! Its musical box and We cant stoP
nj IL viii 90 on for ten minutes more"-iFuhou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
Bankrupt Notlfss.

TTHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
Ilth Of July A. D. 1873 MaiTsptin barmxAp'eSt
was Issued against the estate OF s,a,. ~ New
YORK. VINO been adjudged bankrupt on Ls omh @
mat the payment OF debts and the delivery on any
srty belonging such bankrupt 70 lm q or hs ass a
lev him. forbldjen " law
nsep NJ the creditors OF the bankrupt 20 prove
debts and 10 choose more assgees OF ms ia
Courf bankruptcy. 10 be holden ~ ~. 80
Broafway In the CITY Of New l0rk, before el II
Wy, w1Sea 1i ese,ioctsn M LOUIS =. PAL N
n MsrsSaI. as &eSsenger Southern District Of NeWkerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
@ratss ano feuoers.

rIUE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS of LOW
and N ALE LOW CRATES, for either hard or soft coal
With dumping aud shaking attachment brass open Ele
pi5c.s Basket Crates tor WOOD htes
Braas Fendrrs Fre ses Coal Hods Of ANTIQUE anu
Wholesale and retail 10" estma'es kNo"
to builders contractors and architects. =, =,
Us. CONONER & Co.. Nos o65 and SOS CanSls- ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERA


EEN YORK CITY,
jackson ave - 10 II OF Chhst (23d Ward), 1891 .
"a Clara Decker and husband 10 Paul Decker. 81
EltOn-ave, q, 90 ft W OF l5Sthst 5OKlO0; Selma
S&ttler and husband % Margaret santer 2Oo
4thave cor OF 30th-st, 6Sx74 Charles Grube 10
Joseph w Ieets-
property. Joseph W Teets 10 Anna Grube. i
i'' 5csn Wallace Ia 5O. $4,000
Barnett and husband 90 Eleanor Swift. 1
Same property, Eleanor Swift ard another to Henry
Bs4d SsteTe g 10 HENRI OF ayloT 10 600
Same property Henry Taylor 10 Margaret shand II 900
l9tlst, g, 4l6.S q W Of lstaye, l6.SI92 Resale
SChaweI and husband e. sara SchAwel-
6thst, n = 244.3 II o Of lstave, 2l.lOi219OlOHi
Christopher Wildberger and vile 20 neinrlch 80
3lstst IS 246ft OF lstave, 2Ox9S9; John Bassett,
hank ieeiee 70 INC i'''ia' $500
seiies to Anna Ges 900
HoDert i raieree 70 william cros6g 5000
Kingbridge I.Oaf O. and Spuyten Duyyl Creek, ns,
bodge and others ...'.'.,... b57
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
NEW ROUTF
NEW ROUTE TO
BRIGHTON BEACH,
VIA
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD,
AND THE

LONG ISLAND RAlDhOAD,
AND THE
BROOKLYN, FLATBUSH AND COMFY ISLAND
RAILROAD
DOUBLE BALLAsTED TRACK STEEL RAILS
NEW AND FIRsT.CLAss EQUIPMENT
AIR brakes PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
NewYOrk Transfer COmpanys coaches and cabs conEet
with trans Tor all leading clubs and hotels aud all ponta IN
'A on and after TUESDAY, AUGUST @, 4 p m,
LEAVE FOOT OF EAST S4TILsT,
els, TO- IL, ~ a. IN, !, 2, g. ,5 7,S9. lOpm
LEAVE BRIGHTON BEACH;
75O 10 IL 10 O. m 1910 l10 2l0. 310. 49, Sic, 6lO,
T;lO, S;l0 0l0, 1910 aud ll;lO p M
RATES FROM HUNTERS POINT
ROUND TRIP. 90 CENTS.
SINGLE TICKETS. EACH WAY, 80 CENTS.
Time from Network TO Brighton Beach
ONE HOUR.
WM LAFFAN New-York Pass Agent POI Broadway.
J. CHITTENDEN, g. p. A. ;. SPENCER. U, Supt-
WEST POINT or NEWBURGH.-Dai lex
w cept SundaYs); see DAY LINE advertisement re,
main AZ WEST POINT hours; NEWBURGH nearly q
hours due at NewYork on return at 0:3o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Babcock. Alice c and husband to Mutual Life Isur -
Company. s2jl.st VI ihaye, is months s2,OOO
DOnOhue, James r and wife TO Samuel o Wright, q
74th-st 30 IL o. Lave 6lIiths IOO
''UEl Ai ,SPP 20 gsao 1000
A"gPS a. h Of Sa ave- TSSu 10 $500
NoI'y llsi i Si 'o' @ 1000
Ia Iuin Alan and WIFE to Frank Soitz ll1thsb oo-
nlOnih W."
same m no any Wile,' c'roi is'e iiD' 1900
S"' ef years yS Sil.' N 1900
shai , Yal I' rcsrs 10 I'''i 'n"'' 10000
Same Emily Underhiil, same property years LOOO
81 o5 ib awe Of 81 Sth ' Years $4,000
sane ef 20 iis foSdSaT pn st ycars 5000
TavlOr Sarah 10 George q Be WIZ IT, ana another,
tustoes etc 302 BOwoEy aud 40 %64 E"ziOetlrsb 400
Same CathariBc Scohed property months IuOOO
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES
Astor John and oihcrs executors, etc, TO Franklin
Al DcInO. trustees etc.
Un o. niS ConIsnT - 5000
,y,i~e@ .scnb o Aiexatler Lit: 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
MnsifaI anStrumerrs

DUMAHAUT, late S. X. BALL a. CO.
N. No. rs EAST l4rH+Sr
Chickering's Sideways ana other Pianos ano organs ~"
for cash, n instAlInents, and for rent
ORGANS.-Splendid $40 organs Tor $1OOt
sSo0 for $40 s17B for $50 900 for So $50 for go and
sicB Tor $50 PiANoS-$9OO panotore for 500 $500 ios
$500 sS for ass 500 for s16E 5000 fer $780, cash not
year; perfect order warranted gfeet
unrvaed uuequae led prices seno t9r c1'oSaeS
HORACE WATERS & SONS. 40 East l4th St. N \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK, Saturday, Aug. 10, 1873
The following sale was held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day:
BIZ Jas. m MlIsr.
4-stOry brick store ana dwelling with lot. No 79I
2dave. " s. 40.2 Il . Of 43dst lot 201x76; Arnold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
ELEVATED RAILWAY.
WI Open from $50 a. m. to IL p.

M h n Il
w Open from $50 a. m. to IL p m
MORRIS point for South Ferry and Bat
RECToR sTREET-N point for Wall street Ferry
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. point for Jersey city and
COinmupiIaw Fernes.
barclay Street Ferry 20 HOD0ken.
CHAMBERS SrREEf-Nearest point for Pavonsa and Eric
Railway Ferry.
FRANkL1N-STREET-
point for Desbrosses Street Ferry
CITY, and Peoples Line steamers Tor Albany
Point for Christopher street
Ferry HObokeD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49,.
TWENTY THU D-STREET-Nearest polnttOr TWehtythfa
Street Ferry 10 jersey CITY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -. -
FORTY.s Vi on D.SrREET-Neares point for Hew.York
Central Hallr0ad Depot
EMBELLISHMENTS - - -. -, ~
FfFIY.EIGHTHS EET-Neareet point for Central PARK
FoP IpTOWN trains take EAST side station.
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station. .
FAIiF 10 CENTS except between the hours OF o5O 70
Tao A. m and s 10 D. m, when the fare Is ceuts -
ROUTE: From Fifty -eighh-street along SixtLaVehle 70
10 Canastreet crossing and along West Broadway 70
crossing into and along C0hegepace 70
street, "a AMI along Nhurchstroeti "
ana along New .Ciu rchstreet IL SOrTls-stfeeL - ID
Connects with the following horse car lines; a..
At RECTOR-SfREET with cara for south gerry; AZ
street Ferries AT BLEECKESTREETw with ears TOT East
and West At EIGTHTHSTKEET with cars for Shflsepner
and Fsst Tenth street Ferries At STREET.
with cars Tor West Twenty third Street and East twenty
third Thirty fourth Streets Ferries Al ItlhI
STREET with cars for Weehawken Ferry Az FIFTY
NINTHSTREET With cars for Belt Line Railroac
WIN. r. GARRISON. Presldent-
New.York June 18 1873. Of. VAN BROCkLlN' suDI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
RECORDED LEASES

Post Lucrie T to Morris HeyInann Son, No SOB
broadway. I'D Sd, 4th aud 9th foors) 0ye1rs at
aheal rem oi; a. a. a ~ animal rcnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
Gonntrn Real estate for Sale.

At CROTON LANDING-FOR SALE
n FAEM Of 2Jacrcs suitable fOt genteman's country
rsdere c property locat the Tes side OF the Az
bnny Post nit north NJ the station anil commands
extensive Of the Hudson River The and y July Gov
AMI other small rult ana ~ an uhuet
cultivation The buildings comprise good barn loehpuse
other outDudugs the house contains IL large 'oohA
EDWARD CLAbkE IuJune O-hce.
DULKHEAD WATERFRONT, near city, for
Dsale Low terms. u. a YOUNG, 20 E1change-Paee
LOR SALE-At Morris Plains, n. j., house
lly Furnished outbuldugs acres Of and an IN me
most aud perfect Ou!cr; possess9n mnlrlafy'
For lurIhsf IartCnars apply TO GRANT THoBNBUbN'Jr"
No. IS Juhust, NeW-lJrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
Buslness Chances.

DOR SALE-A paying small tea store, with
Address TEA, station j.
rIN0 DRY-GOOD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by
Young man years VI situation IN the counting
ro lad large and varied experience for twelve
cashier also assisting with the circuits
or one Of Target houses In the trade. 70 WOm ne
Would accept a moderate compensation Address j. e. C
BOx 40, Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
Real estate 10 gTtbnuge.

EXCHANGE for farm or country residence
II desirable NewYoTk city tenement property In hn'
order and rented. J. o. HOIr a son, Pine-si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
GREENWOOD LAKE.
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
vi SUMMER TIMETABLE.
WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS.
VIA GREENPOINT

VIA WKEENFOINI,
Opposite 23d-st, East River
The elegant steamer ELIZA HANCOCK commencing aS
during from rIer foot Of Z3dst,
EAST RIVER, dTsvs Company's Depot at GREEN
POINT making close with all trains
ard from Manhattan Beach. :. -.
Boat leaves ?3d-st Pier at 8:45 945 lO43 leu ll;Ao
a. m and i2l6I245 t2O 100 2s25, 2.50 3lb. 1851, 425,
450. OILS, $500. $40, 6:45 7:21and 745 p. NJ
Trains Beach for New York. via Greenp0nt
at 1880 TO- IL A. m, and l2lO, 1885. J. LAO, 400 240,
312 800 4:O4 4:37 s:l2, 54 6O1 6;35, q 1884, o;l9
and 10 D. m. Time from GreenpOint AZ minutes.
East NewYOTk with Rapid ransls trans
Atlantic Brooklyn. also with Canarse and ROCK
away Beach Railroad.
' VIA BAY RIDGE,
The elegant steamers TIIOs COLLY ER and D. R. MA
22d-st. N. X LerOy.st. ". r. Piers ". n
q 10 II. 10 A 9l0 1910, Il:l0 e.26, 1925. tl:2o
m. and l. 2 & m, and I2l0, I1O. .. M, snd l2a23,
a B. @ and Z D.. 2IO. $40 4:lO, 60 1:26. 2:25 1928,
m. blO ana ftlO p W. go o.N0 o@Os
Trains leave Manhattan Beach, BAY Ridge at 104Oy
I10a m, and 1910 1855. 2i5 $40 4i0 $685. $40 TAO
P:4O and 9:35 p.
Greenpoint 80 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12

NONEY ISLAND.
" GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE.
EXCLUSION TICKETS ONLY 20 CENTS.
NEW STEAM LINE
PROSPECT PARK AND COMFY ISLAND RAILROAD.
Time from Brooklyn to Coney Island only 10 minutes
Trains minutes during the Afternoons ana even
ings, and every 10 minutes Sunday
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY EVENING
T30 20 $50 O'Clock by DoWNIEGs o. itESIMENT
BAN D. with renowned cOrnet sOlOst NJ. ARBCCkLE.
GRAND SACRED CON ERTS every So NJ DAY EVENING,
Take morse cars fulton, Catharine or Hamilton
Ferries to depot 9th-ave and 20tll-st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
Gin properIn Go Get.

TO LEr-IIousc AID seven lots on 125th-st:,
between 7th and sthaves at n bargain. Apply TO j.
ROMANO BROWN, l.&So Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
Gonrtrp prousrrp 90 Get.

:. -,
COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARKl-
" son \ opposite West Point Address FlSHklLL
SAVINGS BANK. Hshnll, y, Y.
TWO large ROOMS to rent with BOARD,
il az White pains. terms moderate. Apply to MIS-. A g
TOMPKISs. White plans. y. y
rINO LET-Seymour Smith Academy, Pine
Piars. Dutchess CO., y. Y Rent nonlnsl naIings W.
erecrId; good required Address FRANK Emu
Pine Plains, Dutrhess Co, \. Y
rTyO LEr-Furnished house in PLAlNFIEl.D,
NewJerscy. Address apply At no Grsnd.st, clty
TIyO LET mt Mor1istOwu, n. IA furnished
cottage OF 10 rooms for the season r. b. bEIIs' NO
PIG FoOton-SL
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-08-10
A Handsome Craft.

Last Sunday CT ;oygan was visit d
ty as handsome little craft as floats on
he lakes. Il belongs to w. j. Fuber
Esq OF Green Bay, and was designed
and suilr expressly for that gentleman
at cost of $4,000. Her cabin is model
OF beauty and is finishsd' off regardless
of expense. The ats running the
whole length of the cabin are so con-
structed as to be changed into bertEs civ
ing accommodation to PARTY of twelve.
Capt. Burnliam WAS in command and
was very proud of his craft. Its claimed
That she inakes-lj miles per hour easily
and by being crowded can do better than
that. She is steam yacht and is also
provided with two spars and canvas. She
came over from Mackinac alter coal and
was comp, led 10 burn woolio make the
trip. N being provided with a spark
catcher, they experienced some trouble
with the sparks, their canvas getting
somewhat damaged. she is named
"Waubun." A party OF six gentlemen
were enjoying pleasure trip around the
kos
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-08-10
Atfe,n pied Suicides

Sault Ste. Marie must be :. lively place.
We know of no other town in Northern
Michigan which produces so many sen-
satIons. Things never seem to be quiet
there. What with Jail breaking, snug
Cling. assault end batteries and the like
there seems 10 be always something OF
interest going on there. But the night
that tic Marine City stopped there the
Sault came the nearest TO enjoying a
genuine sensation that it has for long
time. The MN Hamilton, who has been
noticed i'll this paper several times rs be-
ing confined in Jail there for burglary
attempted suicide, by cutting his throat
with u razor. He did not cut very deep.
probably because he found it hurt. 1t
seems to be the general impression there
that Ia is ''shamming," for he has been
acting INSANE for some days, and that the
attempt at suicide, only a dodge to create
sympathy. 1t has b"cn ascer;ained that
he has wife living in the southern por-
iicn OF the state, and the one at the Sault
makes him much mirried man. The
chain of evidence seems to be so COM
pleiely woven al ound hiln-that there is
very little chance OF his escape, hence the
insanity dodge as a last resort. In this
as III mlBy o;kcr things the Sault seems
to be putting on metropolitan airs.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-08-10
TEc R.cw-

Chebdygan was'yisited Thursday af-
tern0On by storm that came near be
ing hurricane. and the severest felt
here for a number of years, Fortunately
it did not last long ami did but little
damage. A portion of The roof Of Ne
Arthur, Smith & Co.'S barn was taken
off, aud the schooner SbantIon was blown
from the west side OF the river across 10
the other bank, pulling out two piles at
ut Newton's dock and one ut Brannock' s.
Thew wind WAS accompanied by very
heavy rainfall. The Northern Belle got
badly shook up on Mullet lake, her fur.
niture being tossed aboat in air dircc-
tons, but she weatlisretl it out bravely
ana came in but little behind time. FarI
e Weeds awning was badly d,lnoraiZetl
and several gates wrecked.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-08-10

A Port Colborne telegram 70 the Chi
cago Inter-Occan, dated Aug /. says: "a
report has just been telegraphed from
Welland TO the effect that the body of u
well ssed man about twenty-five wears
oil age and strongly built, was found at
tached to raft going through the canal
in tow of the tug Minerva. A large
wound was IN the bick of his head, and
the medical men who were called to at
tend the coroner's inquest.state that it
was inflicted by some blunt Instrument,
and that lie had been in the water some
time. No such man has been noticed in
this vicinity and the theory is that ho
was taken down OIL the raft from Che
bOygan. No money. watch or other per-
sonal effects were found on his body,
such as would be expected, and it is sup
posed that robbery us we'll rs mur,ler
was committed. The body was tied to tile
raft by cord, and the throat was cut"
1t has been thought, by some, that the
body might have been that of Smith,
a relative of Mrs. Chas BelIant who dis
appeared the Sunday night before the
departure OF the raft from this port, and
who has no. been heard of since, The
description, however, does not CORES.
pond. Mr.. Smith was a small man, five
feet four inches tall and quite slender.
A portion of the tow OF timber was from
Altoona and it may have been that the
body of the mln found was tied TO one
OF the cribs from that place.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-08-10
A Man OF q. Thousand.

A COnsumplive accidentally cured.
When death was houly expected. al
remedies having failed,and DIR. Ii. James
was experimenting with the many herbs
of Calcutta, he accitIently made prepa-
ration of Cannabis Indica. which. cured
his only child of consumption. His child
is now in this country and enjoying the
best Of health. DESTROYS of benchtting
the afflicted, the Doctor now gives this
recipe free. OIL receipt of two stamps to
pay expenses. There is not siDel..
symptom of consumption that it does
not at Gncc take hold of and dissipate
Night -sweats, peevishness, irritatioIf of
the nerves, failure Of the memory, diff
cnlt expectoration, sharp pains in the
stomach, inac;ion OF the bowels and
wasting away Of the muscles. Address
CrlIldock & Co.. 1892 and 1884 Rice ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa, giving na'nc of this
Taper. Loaf gin
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-08-10
"Weii EiXed..,

At the examination Of Mr., Sharp
at Sault Ste. Marie Tor the
smuggling, an account Of which APP
pears elsewhere. the justice examsne,l
him reg riding his pecuuiary responsible
ity. before taking his recognizance for
his appearance. Mr. Sharp enumerated
lis property which footed up some
where between fifteen and twenty thous-
and dollars. Apparently somewhat SUR
pr;scd the jus ice remarked to him,
well. Mr.. Sharp. You seem to- be quite
well fixed"
YES" replied Mr.. Sharp, csstisg a
glance at the U. S. Marshal and District
Attorney, who sat OH either side of him,
Il do seem to be we'll fixed just now" "a
remark which seemed to be appreciated
by the audience.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-08-10
An ETnSczniasie Truth.


You deserve to suffer, and if you lead
miserable, unsatisfactory life in hi,
beautiful world, it is entirely your own
fault and there is only one excuse for
you-your unreasonable prejudice and
skepticissn. which has killed thousands.
Personal knowledge and common sense
reasoning will soon show you that
Green's August Flower will cure you of
liver complaint. or dyspepsia with all its
horrible effects, such us sick headache
palpi!ation of The heart, sour stomach.
h ,biliial costiveue>s, dizziness of the
head. nervous prostitution, low spirits
Sc. The sales how reach every town Oh
TIE Western Continent and not Il drug
gist but what will tell you of lis wonder
ful cures. Yon Gin. buy sample bottle
for IL cents. Three doses will relieve
you. For sale by A. Nj. Gerow and Farr
& W Ccd.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-08-10

A jam of logs in the river, above tile
lock somewhat interfered with naviya-
ton yesterday AMI delayed the Schooner
Lore Star getting lumber.
The "Waubul" came over from Mack
mac yesterday afternoon after a supply
OF fuel. She Nude the run from the island
to this port in all hour aud twenty min
utcs.
The Republican county convention
met at the Town Hall yesterday after
noon and elected Messrs. W.. S, Hum
plrey. Geo. w. Bell and L. Nelson as
delegates to represent this county at the
Senatorial convention to be held at
Traverse City Thursday, Aug. p.
We would cIll attention. to the adver-
tisement of the steamers on the inland
route. The boats are well adapted 10 the
route. and q ride through the beautiful
lakes and connecting rivers is about rs
enjoyable a trip as GIN be taken. Tourists
will do well TO take it in during their
travels.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-08-10
IT. A. BLAKE, Foreman.

Among the distinguished men at
Maekinac in attendance on the Mar
q;r tie mountaineering Was james III.
Dormer, Esq of Buffalo. gentleman
who has taken great interest in the move
inent and who. perhaps. has done more %
fur.le. the projeci tan aug other IN N.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-08-10
The sault Canal Business for July.

The SaIslt Canal Business for July.
From Collector Chambers report for
July we gather number of items Of in
terest. 4 comparison of the business With
the corresponding month last year shows
some interesting facts regarding changes
that are apparently !oing OH ill the water
passages during the month were 436,
against $40 in July Of last year, a de-
crease of 10l. The toll receipts were
SS,1S0.47, against SS,3S7.3S LAST year, a
dt crease of $206.91. The to al tonnage
of passing vessels this year was 2I5,7S4,
last year 2SG.315, Il decrease of 1851
tons. The number of free passages,
mostly tugs, this year was As, last year
95, decrease of AZ or just about half.
which does not speak well for the tow
ing business OH the ST. Mary's river
The free tonnage this Year was. 4,95S.
last S.542, which shows about the same
ratio of decrease. III e paid passage this
year were ?SS, against 445 last, asdecrca se
o. 81. The paid tonnage this year was
270.S26, ag ,iuSt 217,S3I last, a decrease
of zoos tons, The average tonnage of
the vessels passing the canal this year
was COS, while last year the same month
it was GAY, showing an increase in the
tonnage OF vessels of 741aa toas. This
seems like large increase. which eau be
accounted for only on the hypothesis
that at the low rates of freights the small
class OF vessels cannot be made to pay.
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