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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-11

DENNS1LNAN RAlLROAD-G Great Trunk
Il Line and United States Mail ROute.-On after
ysmbe 10. 1879 tJau leave Sew York via Desbrosses
and COrtlaudt street + rTlc-. az follows:
Express Harrisburg Pittsburg, the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached IN. aud $50
daily.
For Wilapspurt Lock Haven. CORY and Ere $50 In
connecting Titusyc Petroleum and tho
OIL Regions WIliamspoH md Lock Haven, 4 m.
IA timoTe Washington and the South. Limited Washing
ton Ipress Pullman ParOr Cars daily except Sunday,
10 A. M. Washington fl2 Regular at 4:3O and
$50 H.. and 10 p IN, sunday $50 III and 10 D. m For
baltimore 4 p. except Sundty. 49,
Exprrss for PladeIpha $50 $780, $40 10 Limited IL
a. &, $50 s5 and 10 p. m: SUNDAY, 1870 aud
Z: O. $50 and 10 IN. Emigrant and second class
1880 IN. -, -.
NJ Jersey CITY aOrding speedy and direct transfer for
BROOKLYN tray el ,,...,- o "a 50 40 800
m dauy d 40 W. $40 m. daily, except Monday.
Baltimore. B5n a 2, $500, 4l5, 1910
M Sunday. $50 a m and 1910 D. IN From Philadelphia
hon go oAO 1910 ll3O 2 800 400 $3.50, $3.50 and
1910 D. NJ; Sunday. j:Oj $50. IO4O 1880 62 1910
cket Offices 626 aud 044 Broadway, No Astor House
an, moi of Des prOsses CUrtandt Sta st and
Bro5Tyn Annex Depo, foot OF Fultonst, BROOKLYN
III IL and tlS HudsOnHt HODOken Depot Jersey CitY
Immigrant Ticket Office. No. Battery place
o' L. r. FARMER Genl Passenger Agent
THOMSON General Manager.
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graies ano TENDERS.

DRASS OPEN Large and
I'D Of Brass Tenders Ardirons Fire sets Coal
HOds Bellows Of antique and modern designs suitable
Holiday preseuA retailing at wholesale uTiCes unit Janu
AIRY /. -. CONONislt co.
SO aud 3G8 Canal.st.
VNHE LARGEST manufacturers for CRATES
hard coal wood with dumuug and shaking
basket wholesale and retail Liberal discount - the trade
J. =. COSONER & CO..
800 aud 36S Canalst.
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FRANK THO
rNO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
PESNsYLyAEIA II

NEW-NORk AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen ] sG so way $s three d'po in
Double Track the Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Tune %H s GSpI s;ic1 N ya 1SsG d -es
Express Trains leave NcwYork Desbrosses and Court
J;o, 555 SO, DO iimIe IL IL, a M !. 4s6G 7$o,
T,ss OF fBrGcsIyn Annex" connect with all through
ersey CIV Attending speedy and direct transfer
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1901. $40 500. 7,
o and and 7 7!s5 on Sunday i@oi $40 @55 s. s:3
!" icLct oltcs Nos. 52G and GA Broadway No Astor
H0nsc and Desbrosscs and No 4Court
IT, ana Bro ,klyn Annex epo foot Of tutonst HroGkyni
Ciy Emisrant Ticket ONCE No. 8 Battery place;
General Manager. Gonl Passenger Agt
rTHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
j known By It's now name, the NETWORK, LAKE ERIE
ing cicc. November % ls7s:
n.gaat and chicago Day cypress DrawmsF'm
6p m DAILY Past 81. oui. ExpGss arriving at Bufao
PuImans best bawng room Sierpns Coaches to Buffalo
p. IN. DAILY Pac.nc Express for the West Sleeping
Chicago without changes also hotel pinngcars to
7 p a. Emisrant Train for the West
Trains e9y9 c9am5e,ssst Depot lew fGrk or an, 7aoD
M and Il midnight saturday nights only Sundays 0l6
n R&StoTG PARK a3d Pai;;as a, TO- TO- 1919 y
Sundays g. $50 i0l5 m, las $40 ~ and ~ midnight
Patesog g. ot5 ~ i sS 10 III. i3f' iiy s ~ noon
n ana + midnight sundays g. $780, $40 1915 T Gl5,
o. s3a & T. i5IS ig mid;
~ midnight. 49,
warwick, TAB. 1913 a. M. $3.50 D. m.
Nrwuurgh, As a. IN, $780, $50 p. m. Sundays $50
Rondout ano Kingston . a. M $3.50 IN Sundays $50 Ia m
Sundays. 6. $50 lO:l5 a. m. 6;jC, p. m.
MiddletOHn 1:4J. -. 1915 a. $40. 4:3O p. sun.
days $50 1915 $50 p. ~. Tho a aud i:30
p trains connect with NowYork aud oswego Midland H.
r.. D, Main.st
800 1915 a. m $50 and p.
NoTR-TraIns leaving Chambersst on or half hours
BEFORE r. NJ. leave 23ds 10 minutes earlier than above
time trims leaving ChambeTsst. quarter hours leave
g3d 81 80 earleT Boats leave 23dst. g6 and
i46 m connecting with trains leaving ChambeTsst 10
D. M, and ~ midnight
Tickets for passage and for apartments in Dawngroom
Sleeping Coaches can be obtained and orders for tho
and transfer Of baggage may be left at the Compa
Tvs Ocee Nos 49, 4Ol, 021 B57 Broadway, n, VI No.
Courtst, Brooklyn or at the Companys Depots: zo
Express Trains from tho West arrive In NewYork at 725
a. M. 1923 and 0:25 p IN.
"'' JNo. N. ABBOTT. GEM Pass'r Agt, New.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for Engewood Closer Permont and Nyack,
T. $50, 945 T. 4i5 6;JO $3.50. 1880 and sat
urday nights only at ll;30 sundayA O. M and $50
p. IN ,,- ,,.,,.- - , 49,. ~ -
JNo. n. ABBOTT. dcn1 PaAs'r Az Eev.Yorx-
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5tenmUoaIs an0 Railroads.

FOR ROND0UT and KINGSTON.-Fare. 70
cents NEWBU re aud below so CENTS Land At High
land haHs tMsM f4intG Cornwall NewburG Marlboro Nil
ton EEP5lE EsODuA with Ulster and
Delaware AID Waikiki Valley Railroads steamboats, Thomas
SOIei ana ames w BALDWIN leave daily at IN, Pier ~
North River foot Of HarnsonsL ~
NEW -HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare 81.
steamers leave Pecks Up daily 5uudays oTceptedJ
New Haven 81 ) and II y. connecting with road.
NEW LINE TO BOSTON.
Via Alyns Point from Norwich Line Pier 40 North River
Steamers CITY OF NETWORK" AMI "CITY OF POS.
TON" nj 49, n. IN. daily Sundays included
IA RE ONE DOLLAR every day In the wcek.
Positively, tickets GOOD only day Of SALE and trains
connecting with boat az Ayn Point Good supper for 80
cents. Tickets for sale at Pier 40,
NORWICH LINE
for Boston Worcester Portland and all points North and
East, via
New.I Ondon ana Norwich
steamers
Getty OF LAWRENCE" and "FAIMOUTHn
from 40 North RyeTat 0pmdallY Sunday
Tickets and staeT0Oms may be obtained &C tho Office OF
Company No All Broadway, corner OF Caualst Freight
for all points at lowest rates. For further information
inquire a Pier 40 North River
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furses. Garrlaqss, aarness, &e.

WINTER HOME for HORSES.-Gcntlemen
w owning crs sGddle carriage horses which they
wish vel aud fully wint rcd, cannot better than
send for particulars 70 IRVING Merritt manager Of
HOughtOu Farm. MOuutauylic Orange Co., n. " they
may address BOX 2,SIs. Now.l0rk city Post Oace
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syCoNp CALL O'CLOCK p. n.
THIRD CALL-2:3O 2. NJ.
TUESDAY, Dec. 10-P. N.

TUESDAY, Dec. 1O-P. NJ
The salient points of our usual weekly summary
Of the movements of grain, which is printed below,
are AZ follows Ql With the decline in the receipts
by canal at this port the total receipts here fall
300 900 bushels below the total receipts at Bati-
more, Philadelphia and Boston; ~ that the re-
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OIL S0 TO BOSTON
I'D stW VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
STON INCITON LINE

CONNECTING WITH ALL FONTS EAST
NOT TRIP MISSED ~ SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers MASSACHUSETTS and RHODE
ISLAND leave Pier 80 North River foot OF Jayst 80
D. IN. daily Except Sundaysl.
Special 1rsciss limited tickets good only 24b train
OningOn, sold this line from NewYOrk Boston
81 10.
Tickets for sale at all principal ckot Offices 6taterooms
Offices Of We6tcOtt Express Company and
1888 and 91 Broadway Metropolitan and Fifth
Hotel ticket Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE FOR FREIGHT ONLY
Steamers ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier 20 North
River foot Of Warrenstl daily Except sundays at
for Providence direct
Freight via either line taken at lowest rates
/. w. FILKIHs. q. r. AgL ID. B. BABCoCK. Pres'1
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rent quotations
ii, Stntn honds. LonisIana cOnsOIs teII "a

In State bonds, Louisiana c0nsols Iel 10 ~ ana
rallied To 72l4 old Tennessees rising to 29's. new
series selling at 20. There were large lots Of North
Carolina Os special tax, first class, second class
and third class, sold at Dig for all
n city banb stocks American staari Exchange 4S
Bank of Republic IN at 50, and Butchers and
Drovers' (75) at par. .,
There was falling off in the late activity in rail-
road bonds the recent speculative additions to the
list being irregular Denver and Rio Grande tirsts
sold at So to SSH Missouri, Kansas and Texas
frsts at Oils, and seconds at 17Q16%,
Jersey Central adjustment bonds were firm
AT SOis9SOlo and cOnsols steady at69, Lehigh and
WikeSbane cQnsOlIs yielding to 80; oo st. Paul Paul
I92 Pa Crosse Division at 10, and Northwest
gold bonds ct 1929 Ohio and Mississippi GSDso ..
SO, Chicago and Alton incomes At lO4l, Harlem
registered per cent frsts at i10l2, Morris and
Essex firsts at 116S116ls, and trsts Of G., O., q.
aud |. ut 1922.
Gold was quiet again to-day, the bulk Of the sales
being at 1001s and two days interest. On gold
loans the lending rates were l201 per cent Carrying
at The Assistant Treasurer paid out $idoo''
w.. DIN interest on the public debt, and SiOS,-
900 in redemption Of called bonds. Inc DAYS
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NEW-YoRK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
. - 80 Nd butDA kDt y
FOR TRENTON And "IIIIA UELIii!i.

4 !.
INPtI~~ TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS. 900
Leave tt .Tk. fool OF Ibc Tor 1reton ami Phit-
a h G ~ fr5 a. aa' ;g p !; ng W. Ra
,". lr AMI 49, 81, At Glj twaj) 7J. $780, ll:3o' H.
& .c Trenton Now-l 1870 Monday, Gas,
si3 100 :; NJ ,-.i3 =. - = o.. e. n: ~, ooo q ~
J H. 'iirs rom N,W.lJrki 10 the I'ij A. NJ 1870 p No.
SvEBNy TFii2, i cave ycwYork and Philadelphia nj
O.. g E:.u. ID m Leave NryYor< Tor Trenton az NJ,
5.%p Leave trenton 81 l2J 500 m O:lu p. m
acI. |,o .. u . .S,' i, y.rt i,rsty cav ''
Tickets lar sale at OF OF Lh.rtEst: N". ~ ana ~
Boz Sew York aud iro' u. and a. 80 Court H., BrpN'
Elggsvy CHECK Ell rrsI.,urH defamation.
II. EAIpWiN. Gen iaS' Agent
FALL RIVER LINE Tor Boston end the East.
SeiW-i' biI-l1t 1Iu PROV IDt&tE leave NcN- loIh
on Is t,ufys excepted iTOu g!cr No % North River loo'
lSa.c tir."iyn "a ,,au-." py.ts a,I pm.
EOR NEW-HhVEN, its surroundings and
Derby ana NoGh Hrmurul Railroads GroCt-SteRmers
JuS H. ~IARIN and EE ASTUs CORN INC leave Per *
W. except saTlay rTyc IN HeHiIay'n in time Tor ali
morning trains on g roads; best iaces Tor pls'ngos
i''''pO' ''''n i'''' JOHN il. sTAEIN, Proprietor
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ARIA NGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. l.
s77-Leaye depot. Clur,audt aud DesbrossesstA
$50 D. m. lu ENgrg-s daily tor East0n bethlehem
mira Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buhao Niagara Faus and
Tie West Pullman seePaE '2lrl,' A5lcas and Eng,
CHAs II. CUMMINGS Agent
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
- EewJcrsey southern Railroad Commencing ciobrr
uOOt Of Ecc,orsL connecting SANDY Hook gitE trains for
Long Branch ha 100 a. N. 400 D IN
v,re.and. Bndrpoa and Atlantic CITY llGI
'''' Dams ANU ''"'' i''' '' wSi. ). sSEnEN.
General Manager.
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New Publications.

For the Professor Student Scholar and lover OF cary
American History, this Magazines
mai
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

~ Ferry Station I'm NewYOTk foot NJ Libetfy-st
Ferry station in BrOOkly, foot OF FultOn-st.
Commencing NOV. 20, iS7S-Traus leave NewIork, loot or
Liberty st., n follows:
6:oO A. In-FOr Pennington, EastOn, Belvdere. Mauch
chunk Iainaqua Wilkcsbarre, Emira, &c Connects at
Junction Win d. l.. W. r. n.
BAD In.-FUr high Bridge Branch, SchOOey's Mountain
BudGs Lake aud Lake Hopatc0ng, EastOn, HartsOuTgn
WillamsrOrt &c.
IU:3 and 80 m-For S0mrrvile and FleinngtOn
i p For Pennington, Easton Mauch chunk. TanaquA
WiIkeSbHsrr Scranton IunkhlnnOck, Tamaqua HaLelOn
Rcaalrg POttsylle, Harrisburgh, sc.
y. m.-tOr High Bridge Branch. SchOoev's Mountain
Budds Lake and Like Iopatcoqg. East%n Be.ydere ana
Maa,h Chunk Connect, Junction with ID. L. aud W. H. X
$50 p Iu daily or EistOn, Allentown and HdrrsOuIBh
go 'u-FOt Easton
For trains TO loca points see time tables at stations
SUNDAY TEAINS-LCavo at %. NJ, ~ p IN tOr Bouni
brook mt rnedise points and at $50 H. TOR Laso
Reading ana Harrisburg.
Bais OF tno BROOKLYN and Erie Annex make connection
Jcrev station to from Brooklyn and Erio Depot
Jersey CITY.
NETWORK and LONG CHARACTERIZATION.
Trains leave Tor Ecd BANK. Long BraLh Ocean Gio'o
&c, az >:ll ll:fj a. IA. t. 5:lJ M ...,-.,.,,
stages connect at MaaWan station 10 and from hEh FOl
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
coTec ions Lave foot NJ Libcryst, for Freehold az
s:lj. Has 4. IN, f. 5lJ pm.
- ~ ny
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5teamboats ano Railroads.

RKIDUEPURI, and al points on IIUU5aUVIIIv
~ and NauEatuek Railroads Fare 81 steamer Brdseoed
leaves tatharnesp daily Sundays ercepted at l3O M
and Bridgeport at IL D. m.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. =
ID NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses and Courtndt
$40 a. ~ Washington CouE,bus Cincinnati. Indianap
oils Chicago and West, Richmond Charleston and the
South Pullman ears from Baltimore to Newark D. and
Chicago.
100 D. m for Washington and the West and the South via
GordOnsyile. Pullman from NewYork % Baltimore
and Washington making connections for Psbutg Gin
cnuati. indianapolis Louisville and ST Louis. Through
pullman Baltimore Cincinnati ST. Louis and Pitts
burg and from Washington TO Augusta and savannah nj,
1000 daily WashIn gton, the South ana West Pun
seepcrs from NeYYOrK TO Baltimore and Washin9t0n
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati IndanaP
oils Louisville, Louis Columbus Pittsburg. the south
and southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore 70
Cincinnati Washington with trains Tor Lynch
Florida New Orleans and the South.
For through tickets please call at COmpanys ONCE $40
Broadway New YORK ticket Offices foot Of COurandt
and Teshr0sses sts and depot Jersey City. - ~
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO Observation-Disclosures AND
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Total sales for the day.
s75 seller 20 days
aICEs or Missing STOCKS.
Nasfprinv To-,lav
SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PR
Nnatnrhav To. day.

Sierra Nevada opened at 40 SOLD up 10 OIL 2 anu c0u
at IS.
Government bonds were quiet and only steady as
10 the general list. There were no new features
other than rise IN District of Columbia 3-6os 10
-al, 20 nnnex current quotations:
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From General ]. WATTS DE PEYsmg, TiyOh, New-Io:k

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From Hon. JOHN RUSSELL BAKTLETT, Providence, r.
From MI SIDNEY HOWARD GAY West Ncw.BhshtOa. state


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From Mr. FRANCIS pAEEHAN. The Historian, Eosto

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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Trains leave for Engewood Coster Piemont and Nyack,
T. $50 e45 M 4i5 $3.50. $3.50. 1880 p, m, and sat
urday nights only At llS0 Sundays, M and $50
pm 49,.
JEo. Y. ABBoTT. dcn1 Paisr AGt New.Y0rx-
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THE WESTMINSTER EDITION
OF
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MOTHER TRUTHS MELODIES.

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THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL REPORT W y STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
TUESDAY, DEC 10. 1873.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.

FIRST CALL-104 {
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TO which The Magazine Of American History Is de
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-01
A BOXING MATCH STOPPED.

The boxing match between Jimmy Kelly (.sHarry
HIPS novicc') aud Pete Laxlor of Caiilornis Tor
purse oil $500, did not take place yesterday a. an
nounced. The coming together OF these sturdy young
mon In trial Of skill aud endurance with the gloves
had been anticipated with pleasure BY a large nun.
Der oil gentlemen OF thus ,iiy. each OF whom willingly
contributed TO tho amount OF tho purse. Harry Hui
requested 70 take charge OF tho Affair." and.
conserving 10 do so, the men commenced TO ior
the event For weeks or more they went through
their work OF reducing flesh and hardening muscle
with praisswortny' goal until they were IA capital
con dition.
any work has boon dor. In Central Park, around
the big and back homo, sara Kelly, refer
ring 10 his training. "wny, have regularly taken
my brcathings up thore among the trees, snd tho
whole timc havon smoked a cigar Let feilo "
every morning walk from hero (Hllps Tnsatrel up
the Park nen take QUICK run around the reservoir
moaerate walk DacA 70 the Ffth Avenue Hotel, aud
good exercise. See here" continued Kelly. exut-
ingiy bsrng his to ms shoulder, 'rhsre amt q
BIT oil extra ilesn here" and there wasnt, a. ~ fet
Eyes. aud / have worked Tor this match. too. -
chimod In Lawloc II have been at my trade every
Jay aud iakon the bcst OF care Of myself aud never
felt better ia my life than now
These explanations BY the Doxors In reference 10
their training were made yesterday afternoon about
three O'Clock, botn mon at the time being In Hin Q
Theatre. Iney had Just heard that Captain Byrnes,
OF the Fifteenth precinct was present and had notl-
fed Hill the DO abauaoned As he aid
not wish anything Of the KIND 70 take place his
trct This ma gisieflaI tntersrencs iel IKE IN u
derDolt upon tue principals and upon VINO had
already assembled to witness the sparring More
gustcd boxers wcro never seon tnan Kelly Lawior.
"Wny, IL was only TO DO n pleasant affair betwecn
u.s., said both, sand NOBODY would have hurt -
'sWny, no; this ere wasn't TO be a agnt; no, not q
bit OF IT." came IRON Harry Hill, land vii
1 say to tho gentlenenY'
.swny, say t's non the cops won't lot u 10 on
what else can yer say Z" suggested mild hammered
youth.
by six O'Clock ihcrc werc only half dozen LOIS In
the theatre, aud HUI having iime to think moro FULLY
OF what bitter disappointment Kelly and Lawor I'd
experienced kindly coDcuIed 10 gvo them JOINT
benefit at ms pace the 17th inst ~ 'opes the en-
tcrtainment VIII make the young tgds feel all fgnt,
~, "ior KNOWS Thorn to be very wiilIn' young
sn."