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New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
steamboats ano Railroads.

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAlLRoAD
~ TRAINS FROM NEW.YoRK ,.,,on
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAlLRoAD-Erpress ior he
and the Wss72o EaPrSss M r%ssipQoa the SOUTH and
ERn 900 M An and 800 a and D. m m Manuel
YORK CENTRAL HUDSON RIVERS, 1880 ana Ii'oo
O. m- and 4:0' o. 1880. $3.50 and II D. M
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Honsatonlc
- and Nausatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer bl1ss
and Bridgeport at III D. m
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
" Ferry station in New. York, foot OF LibeltysI
Ferry station in Brooky. foot Of Fnlton;st ,oo, q,
Liberty ST., as follows: 49,.
$50 m-For bennington. Easton Beviaepe: M"S az
sis a. m-FOr High sridse Branch scbooeys Moan,ainn
Manch Chunk, Tamaqus, Hazeton Wikesbarre scranton"
Wilamsport, &c. - ,.,.u,n,
pm For Pennington, Eason hauch CHUNK thnnIua
WikesbarTe, Scranton. TunkhannOck Tamaqua Hazeion
4 p. m'-For High Bridge Branch. schooleys Mountain
Budds Lake and Lake hopatoong Ea1t1n beMuaTop n anu
$50 p M, daily Easton. Allentown and Hsrrisburgh
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leaye at o p m, ~ m for Bound
and t rmedate points and AZ 55O M Tor EaS'on
of t6e BROOKLYN and Erie Annex make connection
at Jersey city station from Brooklyn and Ene Depot
Jersey City.
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains Red Bank Long Branch, Ocean Grove
&C, at sl5, Has a. NJ, 4, 6:l6 m ...u vuypopT
stages connect at MataWan station 10 anu HUN h
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot Of Libertys, for FreehOld al
S:lJ. ll:i5 j. m, 4, oslo 7. M
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ ,, LiNL;, norrp
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rNO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
lrHtWr'u
NEW.YDHk ANu PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
'RENTnN AND pIIIIADEUPHI A

NEW.YuRk AND PHILADELPHIA
Four.pu Through Tram. each daily three depos In
phiadt lpliia, tNOi Newly urk.
Double Track the Improved Equipment ana the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute taloty.
and after July =, lS7S
Trains lCaN" NcwloTk via DtsDtOssts ana court
street terTio, ~ follows: ..
so Tjn 500 q 90 unr IL o. M; I, D. o. $50, $50,
$50 and p. SUNDAY. i3O aud a. M 0, 6' O3O f:3O
$50 and y. 80, =, .,--.-,.
mains ut jersey Cy, Ghung speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel. .. No., ,. % O o.,
cturrnng rnS leave PLucpha 500. 4, T. 1'35, x. S3O
and IL IN. U.hn.tcd r.xprrfs l'j M. = l. $50 ami
3Ij D. ~ and II midnight ON sunday $3.50, t. T. =, $50
r. m, 4. 7;j5 p NJ, and l2,mriueht. 49,.
Ticket Ufrcr Nos. 59G and "it BroadNaN' 40 Aslpi
House ami foot and COutlaud s No ltouit'
ST. ann Brooklyn Annex HcrOt, foot of Futons lirO9kBh
II sOu-st HOboheni Depot Jersey
CITY EInlrraat Ticket ONCE, No Baiicry place
THOMSON, l.. f.. FARMER,
beul ihsrtDgcl Az.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
REAL ESTATE.


Leonardst mo l2l, 26I1O0, Caroline Antoine and
husband 10 Paul Lavigne.
Msdison-ave. W q, 62.2 It n OF S3d-st 40xs4 New.
York Life Insurance Company TO hiehard Arnold
oliyersf a61i0o also oliver st. cor Of oak
81, 25lOIo0: b. Reilly. sheriff. to T. d. Burt ex'
Greenwichst cor Of West 10th ct. 65x:i0xirresu.
lar =. V. Bagey referee, 10 Mary :. Miller.
Railroad-av 6. 100 II Of 1st.st, 30,sx46.s t23d
Ward); SteDhen Garland 10 Ann Garland ....:.;:.
2d-ave, cor Of IL 4thst 90 lxsOi w. Bloomfield
referee, TO New.YOrk Life Insurance Company.
6thave " cor OF 124th-st, 605x36i W. II. Leonard
referee, 20 X. stewart anu anOtner
9thaye = Q cor OF 57th-st, 26.bxlO0 W. III. Leonard
referee, TO II. stewart and another :..::..:.....
ard referee TO r. y. ewart and ano;her:
9thaye " 8, so II of 57thst, l0xlOU also 0thave,
VS. 1859 II n OF Goth st, lOxlO0 w. III. Leonard,
referee TO X. Stewart and another. ............
0thave, 4. 75.5 II n OF b6thst 26rlOOi W. H. Leon.
ard referee, TO X. Stewart and another .........
sthave W =, I0O.6 II OF 56tlst, 25xl00; W. II.
Leonard, referee. to R. stewart AMI ahother......
l25tf-st and 128thst, ~, $50 II OF slhaye COX
1919. ; w. II. Leonard referee, to H. stewart and
4tst s. 1OO. 10 It " of Lewisst 15x95 0xirregular
J. c. TOmlinson, referee, 10 the Metropolitan Lie
47tst. g. l0j It Of LexiDgton-ave. 2ONlOOJ g. p.
Smith referee. 10 Union Dime Savings Ins tuition
27ths 2l06 II OF 9Th. ave, 622x9S9; sarah v.
Tnornal and husband toJ. b. freeman. ..;-.;..;.
80thst, s. 100 ft Q OF 2d-ave, 20Xl022; Fredenck
Aldons and wife TO julius II. Wolf. lf.......:........
lO5thst l42. # Of 9thave q 6xlOO II; Fran
Gaines and husband TO Susan A. hing........,.
12Sth-st N T. 100 ft W OF 7th-aye, 25X09ll; James
Brady and wife to John Mullane.
l2Sth.s s. 1926 10 OF 7thave, 25x09. III John Mul.
lane TO James Brady.
13Oth.st IL s. 27s It OF 5thaye, iGx99.lli Andrews
Sober TO John Noble.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bracken. John 10 Arthur j. ScanOD IS OF lOth ST.
ANc-B . wears oVVV
Bronson, Wliett and wife 10 Levi A. Lockwood and
TS@fi aSonts cacca'" an. =, .o 10000
Bryan Emma to Charles >. McCoun W s, OF lstaye,s
Ol l2Othst; 3yeais OVV
Costello Margaret and husband to the Mechanics and
Traders Fire Insurance Company, n " COZ OF -
Denenfyile Anna NJ TO Jessie G. Mcbride $ s OF -
12th-st OF 4thst due 40
Of I i0?ave "a? e months 1850
cor Of iireenwich and West iOih.st yesIs. $500
Noble, John and wife TO Marie S +. Muller, s OF
l3Dths Of 5thave years. 1000
instsImens s $4,000
Of iiSth ST. Of m Pstave month .. $500
van cor Of 7fhave and a issdst $500
Waters. RnalO NJ. ana wife to w. II. Arnoux ana
iSfr aso othf uses pFopeTy: S Year, u l2Oco
WheelOck, VIM f. TO o. O. Walbridge and another, - an
executors. etc, Il of 4Stn-st, W OF 5thaYe. ZoOoo
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Dety Her. Jacob j. Margaret Gutter
T. 10 Henrietta Perry aoVV
Union Dime savings Institution To W. c. Dornln' ooo
guardian, etc '---'''' Zoo
W9lsh Thomas and another to A. ;. DeirWne .' aO0gg
Washington Anna execurix ETC. TO Ann H. RoDers' 6oVu
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
Sales bD Anriion.
AUCTION NOTICE.

UCTION NOTICE.
n CONTINTATION SALE OF
TURKISH AND PERSIAN RUGS,
CARPETS AND pORrIERS.
direct from Constantinope, 0 be sold without We
wi cont ne aud conclude the sale ~ the balance
voice OF the Articles consgned M by rom
ttantnople) on THURSDAY, November il. The major
mari m this il composed O the larger and better class "
Rugs not reached sale O last week. II will also include
nue assortment Of POrtcrS Door Hangings direct from
Bagdsd Cashmere aramlne aud other Eastern countries and
Will offer opportunities 10 oce these rare articles coun'
which exhibition Ia the late Paris EXpos
lion where they attracted great atteni Oh
Among the ftngs Carpets thus ofiercl Will he found
specimens In all sizes paiteIns and aes being balance Of
shnment and Of Ragdad CiIttOus keIShirc prayer
Iiug CaIamne, Carnbngh prayer Hugsl Cashmere Dag
lestan 0ong Carabagh O!d and tnc &c, 10 DO sold By
order nf the owner bong entire balance Of his cOnsig
mont every article the catalogue win positively be sold
10 thC highest bidder We cOTdla ~ invite presence
Catalogue will bo ready goods exhibition az Gales.
rooms on WEDN ESDAY MOIlNIEG, 18Th inst sale 10
commence at O'Clock p. on I'll RSDAi, November IL.
IIELD. MORGIS, fENNEh GO, AncIOneers
40j and 461 BroOme-St,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
IAcOR V II. WYCKOFF.

TAUUD '. u. " NNVT
- AUCTIONEEE.
Oce 30 and 80 Pincs: branch i267 broadway 32dst
VIII sell at pubic auction 20 close an estate, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1873. at 10 a. D.
nm urenises 20 East 0ths all the elegant household urni
turs throughout said house Catalogues and terms sale
auCtOneers OhiCo.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
Ncm Dnblirnllons.

ITSAGES IN NEW-YORK SOCIETY.
" CBAPTER fl.
OUTDOOR BECREATIONS.
See HOME JOURNAL. or this week
Single copies, cents: sold everywhere.
NORRIS PHILLIPS Il co, 3 PARK place, NevN 0rk.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
Dredn Steamers

MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMEhl'
CAN FLAG Sailing every TIL l. HSDAS from PhHadcphla
ONO sails Thursday, Nov. a. IL m.
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
he United states Nails sailing semi
mmibIy alternately from philadelphia and New; York
NFDERLAN ID sails TUESDAY, Nov ~, IL IN.
For rates of passage other information Apply 10
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General AGENTS, -.
3O7 Walnut Philadelphia. % bfoddNdy SeH' noIs
JOHN MCDONALD Agent Battery place, New.Gork.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
" BETWEEN NkW.YORK AND HAN RE ,,---- -,
pier Of Company new No AZ North River loot oi MoronsL
spIsRTII{E Wednesday Nov 10 H.
ANt,E Tudeile 1890. Wednesday Nov 20, 1880 w. M
LABRADOR, Sanglier wednesday NOV ~ u, uI'
Steamers marked TINS do seerage passengers
LOUIS DE BEBIAN Agent, no % EroadWay.
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fam Schools.

VALE Law School. Regular course, years
0reduate of degree OF DOLL Fan term,
opens Sept 90 Address Prof WAYLANp Nsv.Hsvsn. ct
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
Boaro and Rooms.

West Side
A PRIVATE FAMILY. owning. their
90a:s s't@es1 or reception
Gs% furnished he sI SRes @ hsS m de ss
4 GENTLEMAN and wife, or few single
IA gentlemen obtain pleasant rooms with nrstcia''
A PRIVATE FAMILY will let to gentle rem ,tr
place. near l4thst
ONE LARGE [ALC0yEl ROOM With .s6'smss clSsets,
only hanG.Cmey furnished and freScoed private family
DARTIES wishing pleasant home please
call at so 26ts Broadway; sunny back par
front second floor with boar price moderate
ETH-AVE., 81, first door below 16tb-st:;
STH-AvE., No. s, near Breyoort House
- Handsomely fur shed suites on SECOND and third noors
other and single rooms terms moderate
20 WEST WASHINGTON SQUARE,
30 Boar second story suite 4 ROOMS also rooms lot
gentlemen terms lows reference required.
n WEST 1OTH-ST.. near 5th-aye.LHatnd;- ave III ND;
lies and gentemen terms moderate transient - ~
East Side
A FRENCH LADY will let two fine fur.
81, a woeS ali home comforts 65 East l2th.st.
NO. 273 MADISON -AVE.-Mrs. NJ. J. Rob-
~ nson, from Newport r. l. Elegant ROOMS with beard
I OR MORE ROOMS excellent board In re-
l. fined jewish family terms reasonable l49 East 9lstst
~ LAFAYETTE-PLACE E.-Rooms en- suite
for famie coming in town for the Winter also single
rooms irstclass table
D.( LAFAYETTE-PLACE. - Comfortable
D rooms families OF all sizes, with excellent board also
table board references exchanged "
OI EAST 20TH-ST.-Suites of rooms,
- handsomely urnished private bathrooms 10 let win
bo I'd; also single all modern COnNenlehees; TEL
erences.
az EAST 2OTH-ST.-One large ROOM,
4D oor also single fourth floor with 80 ARD
IYh EAST 4OTH-S ST., one door from Lex
kO4 ingtOn ave-A floor fully furnished for housekeep
ing, let small family. in strictly private house
Ip7 4OTH-ST., first house east of Lexing--
- tOnaveA sma family viii let square room WIN
o without board terms reasonable.
900 EAST 32ND-ST.-Private American
S%O family; home comforts second floor. front room
gentleman gentlemen and wife.
0.pT MADISON-AVE.-A suite of rooms to
~O rent with private table references exchanged
Board and Rooms Wanted.
STH-AVE. and 31ST-ST.-A Presbyterian
- clergyman desres board In above locality WIN
a lady who does not take $500 month VIII be PAID
both sides. Address PRESBYTERIAN CLEkol'
MAN, 33 West 3lstst.
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New-York tribune., 1878-11-11

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICEThe steamers Of this Line taEc The Lane Rouie
recommended by Lieut. Aaury, 1. = ~ On both the outward
and honey ard
ADRIATiC, Capt Jennings fiIrrsdnv. Nov. -,
BRIrANNlC Capt Perry saturday, Nov. 23 p.
REPU BIIC Capt Irving. Thursday. NOv. - m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER -, NORTH
RIVER.
These steamers uniform in size and unsurpassed
saloon, stat" ms. smoking Bath
placed amidsps, where the and
ahOrdng degree OF comfort hitherto tiaBablc
at
RATEs-saloon 500 tsD and $780, gold steeragc S2s Re
turn tickets favorable terms.
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep pigs
OF Hans other Information the
ConpaDys Onces. No. 81 Broadway Newlork, or 40 Wal
not 81. Philadelphia. II. j. tOHiIS, Agent.
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fiouses ano farms iuanleo.

WANTED-First-c class house, in iirst-Slass .aaa,ss
property win be given. - .,,,,,o,,,,, a..x..,
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Brocklnn propsrtn 60 Esl.

@0A PER M0NTH-To careful tenant
- ~ handsome hree.story brick house. 20 feet wide
ali awthOrnest. third house from Flabush
ave; close TO Prospect Park key door ROBERT 3
WALKER. 400 Broadway, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL

u STEAMSHIP LINE
FOR ST. THOMAS, PAItA. HfKNAMBItO. BAHIA,
AND no DE JANEII,D. connecting at -. TupN AS
with German stcamcr- Tor PORTO RICO and SrANlsi
MAIN Inc trsi-Cla~s itun steamship CITY OF PARA
CAPTAIN Carpenter Will SAL anove ports on rs
DAY pee - II freight al Ow rates taken Tor IA"
ports No frrPhts received acr ID Freight must bc
laid In advance Freight received at all Times al Roberts
Dock, Brooklyn -- .-. .... -. --
iNs3 HANCE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE.
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFFECT
SAME UNDER Our OPEN POLICY.
freight engagements. passage, having elegant
cOmmOdatiOns, apply TO G. III. MALLORY q co, Agents
Office. Pier 20 East Rive.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11

GUION LINE, ..-,..,, ,,,,,,.,
w UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINEhPOoL+
Leaving Pier 81. y. H. foot Vt klngst .
NEVADA u ESDAY Nov IL, $50 a. m
VISION ri \ ......... TU F:sDAY. Nov. ~. I a M
WYOMING....... .---I y DA 'tt- ~" S'IV ~ a. ~ ~,
" These steamers built Of iron IN wa eT.lgh' com On
furnished with requisite 10 make
thc massage the Atauc both safe ana agreeable hay
ing oon smoking drawing room piano ana IL
experienced stewarcSS hd caterer on
each steamer all on deck thus insurng
those greatest Of all uxTcs perfect ventilation and
light. 40 - .ao
CtBIN PASSAGE according 20 siatcrocm', 500 10 $50
INTERMEDIATF, so. STEERAGE, S2G.
WILLIAMS e GUTON.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
NEW- NORK AID HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
IEW.YORK. HANANA and MEXICAN

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LISE BETWEEN NEW.NORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
COMPANY'S PIER fOut II SICoNDsT., hOBOKEN -
MOS Ill sat. Nov 10 DONAl l.....-.Sat, nov W
ODER....... rat. Nov 20 sat, Dec
RATES OF PAS-ABE from NEW-lORk 10 SOUTHLAND
TON HANrE or BREMEN:
FIRST CABIN. SIu0 god ~I.CoSD CAHIN....fG0 goll
STfIEAGE. go currency.
tickets reduced Rates. lhcpa sis'fdg, t'lhh'
Catcs. $50 currency.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
Coultrp properrp DO fet.

COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRI
~ SONS, opposite West Point Address flShhiL
SAVINGS BANK. Fishkih, y. "
New-York tribune., 1878-11-11

AJONTCLAIR.-To let furnished or unfur-
nshed for six months year-handsome cottage resi-
donce 10 modern improvements witn stable aud
Tonnds i'm fine order Of Newly aud intervening
country Address VI. X, Tribune Olice.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-18
Ingenious Advertising.

John n. Genin, the New York halter,
who died recently, wa great believer
in the benefits of advertising, and con-
stantly kept his name before the public
in some way. When Barnum brought
Jenny Lind to this country, the first
choice of seats in the house was to be
sold at public auction. Genin ran to
see Barnum and said: "Barnum, l
want the first seat sold, and / want to
pay good price for it. How shall l
manage it?" "Send down couple of
your clerks with Instructions to bid
against each other" was the reply.
Fastening back to the store he called
his confidential clerk to one side and
said: How much, do you think, the
first seats to the Jenny Lind concert will
sell for?'' about $40 or $15," was the
reply. "Well l want yuo to attend the sale
with another clerk, and bid until it has
run up between 5000 and $780," The
programme was carried out, and the
ticket was knocked down to the clerk
at 1925. "What name?" inquired the
auctioneer. "John N. Genin," was the
answer. Meanwhile the exubcrant
crowd seized the supposititious Genin,
lifted him upon their shoulders and bore
him in triumph to Genin's store. The
news had preceded the crowd, however,
and before they had reached the store
it was filled with shouting, exciting
mass of congratulating friends. Genin
was the hero of the hour. The telegraph
flashed the news over the country that
"The first choice of seats to the Jenny
Lind concert had been sold to John n.
Genin," and the deed was done. Mr..
Genin made an arrangement with the
news editor Of one of the morning
papers to clip out and hand to him
every article he could find in his ex-
changes IN relation to the matter. These
he carefully preserved, making calcu-
lation at the regular rates of advertising
per line, until it had reached the enor-
nous sum of $4,000, when he ceased
longer to keep an account, quietly re-
marking to one of the doubling Thorn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-18
Good Morning.

AS the words look in the above head
ing they mean just so much, and no
more; but, reader, when we say the
words they seem to be living things,
and susceptible of great many mean
ings. Some people approach you with
a bieezy, cheerful, resonant greeting
which inspires you with courage, and
for the entire day you are hundred
per cent. better and stronger than you
were moment before; while others,
with a jerk of the head, humble some.
thing intended to pass for salutation,
but which deprcsses you as u northeast
wind does. Then there are those who
apparently greet you cordially; but
somehow they contrive to do it, so that
you at once feel impressed with your
nothingness and unworthiness, of
and Of their Importance and inn
measurable superiority. You can call
to mind instances Of each of the above
characters, and also Of an infinite va
riety differing from either. There isa
philosophy underlying this matter, the
calculation Of which might amply re-
ward the inquirer; but it is not the OBJ
ject of this paragraph to do more than
direct your attention in that channel;
and we are sure you will follow up
your observations with pleasure and
profit and evolve the philosophy from
your own consciousness, and apply it
practically just in proportion us you are
q frank, open-hearted, well-wisher Of
your race; while the churl will continue
to be churl land he who has more self
esteem and vanity than good sense and
good feeling will continue to good
morning you serenely and loftily from
his great height as though you were al
most too insignificant for him to no.
tice at all. vrhese are little things"
Are they? Yes, but life is made up Of
little circumstances. and these same
little things are the foundations Of our
fortunes, whether we will have it 80 or
not. ..tYu 4 .nr4.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-18
A Bull in a Bedroom.

A bull is as troublesome visitor in a
lady's chamber as in china shop. A
fortnight ago such an animal took
fright in the streets Of Liverpool, and,
apparently escaping from his pursuers,
entered the back door yard of house
in Falkland street, owned and occupied
by John Jones. He got into the
kitchen first of all, and finding nobody
there went up stairs to tho front bed
room, where Mrs. Jones was dressing.
The anything but sylph-like tread Of
the visitor on the stairs naturally at
tracted the attention Of the hostess, and
she, going to the door, was much
alarmed at the awkward sight. Toilet
operations were at once suspended, and
Mrs. Jones managed to slip out of the
room, and 60 for assistance. The bull,
thrown upon his own resources, amused
himself by upsetting the furniture and
scattering toilet ware to the four cor
ners of the room. Assistance was rem
dered by police constable, who Sc
cured the bull by rope and dragged
him down stairs to the street.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-18
Rich Runaways.
Memphis Avalanche.

Memphis has many rich men who
own palatial stores along Main street.
There is not one of these rich men here
to-day, in the hour of our greastest cal
amity. These rich men are neither re-
presented in person nor by their surplus
dollars. The majority of the men who
are standing in the deadly breach, fight
ing the most gigantic plague that ever
cursed American soil, are men who do
not own one dollar in real estate in
Memphis. Where are John Overton,
Jr., Apperson, Gen. Joseph r. Williams,
and score of others that we propose
to mention at future time? Have we
seen the light of their countenances or
the color Of their money? Facts are
stubborn things, and we are now treat
ing Of facts.
The men who to-day are standing in
the fore front of the battle have no cap
ital but their manhood. God bless them.
They will have 40 other reward than
the assurance Of good deeds well per-
formed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-18
WASHINGTON.
CASH ON HAND.

Inc currency balance in the treasury
s,ept. 10 was S11, $4,000, including the
ssehmllilon fund for the redemption of
lfactonal currency, and 1896, 1868 900
CON-, including about $1O,OOO,OOO in
standard silver dollars. Of the 800
g,oo'ooo fractional currency issued in
GO 90 over 100000 are outstanding.
VI the three and five cent pieces issued
III 1868, probably over 100000 are
outstanding. The entire amount of
$1,000. 's 10 CIV
RESUMPTION IN SILVER.
"A Washington dispatch of the 9th
s sS 1t is confidentially predicted at
s s;ie treasury department that the direc-
non gwen by the secretary on Saturday.
tIf 'he payment of silver dollars in ex.
Inange Tor greenbacks to anv amount
, ~ Ihe treasury and the several sub
=. assures after the 10Th of
ms month, will result in
TT.pLng out the premium on gold.
t aggasurer Giltillan said to-day that he
doneNed that the new move would not
;u much toward getting silver dollars
an roo general circulation; that a large
Ian lIunt Of coin would be paid for green
vs arAs, CON would be deposited for sill
le certificates, certificates would
ava pad in for customs dues.
' Si.o me process would be repeated
Ike the revolution of a circular saw.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-18
THE EXCHANGE FIEND.
How he Was Affected by the Yellow
Fever. t--t

The Exchange Fiend, after an absence
OF two months in the country where he
lived Oft his lame and widowed aunt.
came into this office yesterday, and
proceeded to take possession Of our
choicest exchanges with his old-time
familiarity. IN
i've been out in the country he
said, for, it seems to me, at least six
months, and l haven't seen paper ex.
cepting the Christian Monitor or the
SAINTS Rest, since I've been away.
want to read up on this awful yellow.
fever scourge which is depopulatine
the southern cities. It's the most terri.
BILE thing l ever heard of, and / can
hardly wait until get hold of New
York paper to read about it,"
:" Here's the New Orleans Times" re.
Piled the exchange editor, drawing a
copy of that paper from the pile be.
fore him; 1T hasn't had anything in it
for three weeks but yellow fever yellow
saffron scourge, bronze john, the carni.
val of DEATH
Merciful heaven" exclaimed the
Friend, throwing up his hand in horror.
and retreating to the centre of the room.
why, that paper is printed right in
the heart of the infected district, and
there is nothing in the wide world that
will carry disease through the country
like newspaper. wouldn't touch it
for half of Oil City"
Beg pardon" said the editor tossing
the paper in the direction of the Fiend.
from which that individual leaped as
from snake about to strike; " beg par
don; here Is yesterdays Memphis
Avalanche, damp from the press, with
the smell of the bayous still upon it;
sixty deaths occurred there the day be-
fore its publication, and it will give you
elaborate details p
Take it away, take it away!' yelled
the Fiend, retreating to the door, breath
ing hard, and looking like man with
tho horrors, "please throw me over
New York or Boston paper, and I'll read
it at home" pu '.
For real information" continued
the editor, unmoved, ~ would recon-
mend this little paper; its editor and
pressman died of the disease day before
yesterday, and two reporters and seven
printers arc now down with it," and the
young man twisted the paper into
ball and hit the Fiend in the face with
it, remarking: It's the Grenada Sun,
and hasn't blessed thing III it but vel.
low fever and ads"
Before the editor had finished the
Exchange Fend uttered shrek, like
a lost soul, turned back handspring
out of the door, and disappeared down
the stairway, seven steps at time
Oil City Derrick. s.... a..