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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03

Dealings In State bonds confined 10 sales Of
Louisiana consOs al 43la. aud Alabama class at 81.
City bank stocks iu demand but the Oi buy
ers and sellers do not agree. To-day twenty shares of
America sold at l4l.
Railroad bonds strong and fer the speculative
kinds generally higher The feature of the market was
the sharp advance at per cent I'm the price OF Rome,
WATERFOWL ana Ogdcushurg hists from 63 p 70 6sl2
Missouri Kansas and Texas flgss from s7ss to
S3li, and large business (e777 OOOl
thc seconds from 43 mp to AZ. Erie second cODsols
were y better az SOLE and funded 5s per cent higher
~ Sl Chesapeake and Ohio hrsts, series II, sold nj
57i20j7 against 563 yesterday and currency interest
debts at 29ia 29 against % Denver and Rio GTaDdc
Tsis sold interest at 93iga9iis and Kansas Pacific
TSts Denver DIVISION NJ 100 l03ls. interest. Texas
Pacific opened at CO. against 56l2 reacted
10 5Sle. Mobile and Ohio first debeniures advanced
hen0rcs at 49, and OF third debentures from SO
A. The Investments bonds were strong without special
features
Tire suhTreasury to-day lost $51G,137 on balance,
made by currency loss OF $i47,720 and coin loss
oi eGS,4l1 Since Yesterday the arrivals OF foreign gud
have amounted 10 81 100000. Money today loaned
generally at cent with ia Il per cent commission
were exceptional and after o'clock the prcmiu Of II
per cent was paid AT Boston exchange Oh Nrw- YORK
has suddenly advanced from 80 cents discount
t. % cents premium. The customs receipts re-
ported at Washington to-day SOOOl 10,
aud the internal receipts were 1851 AS The
10 bank circulation. United States bonds de-
posted Tor circulation FOR the week ending to-day,
Sl,Ol0,OJO; UGucd States bonds held for circulation
Withdrawn during the week ending to-day, 1891 ,l05.
National hank circulation outstarding Currency notes.
1888 75429S; gold notes 81 .44712O The receipts
National bank notes for REDEEM for the week ending
to-day compared with the corresponding period last
VeTa "a foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
SATURDAY. Nov. /, 1879.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ASHES Quiet, steady
COFFEE-Mid Grades IN jobblng sale; steady lava
22d25c. Maracalbo IL SCI Rio Grades quiet unclan ged
Ordinary Prime CargOes l84dl7c. Fair do l5sc the
arrival OF the Berlin increases the stock STOCK first
hands TO 90, 1913 bales
COTrON-Spois quiet nrn saies Col bales of which IS
last evening Including 80 for export iO for consumption
delivered go bales yesterdays Good Ordinary
lc1c Low Mddne II c; Mddng. llSioc; receipts today
80 $50 bales against 26fSi this week p sis This
day last total since september bales against
lOn5,7tf tins day Futures fairly active
points decline, though closing saer, 10000 bales
including November 1l1sal .Os0l1i2 December llIJa
l1.u4: January. ll25al Il6dll.lS: February 1850
l35all$i: March 62al 5Call 5S April 76a 1872
dlIOi May, lLoOdll730lls6; June, ll.g5dl2.OI
Juy 1903. First Call November, II u, Ills liz De
eem0er Ill., Hos, llO7 LOO January, II 20. ll9.
1913 1872 March, ll5j l3s. ll4S; May ISL HIS
II. lOn bales second November. LOG
Der. 11O5 January 1lG May ll.3l total 1870 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-Hoos-Kecsipts $4,000 head; ship.
meDts $500 heas market dull and fully saloc lower
Choice Heavy, 80 60dS3 90 market closed receipts
Of the week $4,000 head.
CATTIR-Heceipts 1850 head, shipments 1000 head ,
shipping duh and dragging 20 iods3 So Butcher more
active and shade higher Westerns and through Texans
active; good demand full prices stockeIs and Feeders
steady; sales chiefly al az BOSS 25-
suEEP--N No receipts market unchanged.
ST LOUIS. Nov. l.HoGs-AeEe, but lover WORKERS aud
BaltimOTes 80 50aS3 %: Mixed Packing 50 4Jdf5 90 ;
Butchers select 80 601$3 20; receipts 800 head;
shipments, 80 head.
(TTIHsupuy light barely enough meet the local de-
little doing outside Of Brfchcr~' Grades prces en-
rely unchanged receipts 1850 heaoi shipments, Law
head.
sHEEP-very scarce and nothing doing prices hrm re-
oeipts 200 head shipments. 900 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03
BANKING AND Financial.

The majority of Wall Street houses and men, have
q world wide reputation for soundncss and honesty
The Old house of Alex. rockingham & Co., Il Wall
ST., NcwYork, Is entitled TO absolute confidence
They state that an investment of about s 100 made
recently returned over 81 900 in less than sixty
days. Send for their circular. free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03

HAVANA Nov 1-SuCar-PTices advancing; stock I'm first
hands Mo- 10 to II D. - gd9 reals gold per arrobe. Nos
10 10 20 DS lOodllS, NOlasses sugars Nos To TO-
SGS reals MuscOysdo Sugars nominal Centrifugal Sugars
Nos II 10 IL J0S polarization In bxs and hhds, lOdlU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03

pces the sales The Board embraced 100000 coupon
Us Of 1851 nt lO5il and $4,000 registered at 1888
$4,000 registered 5s 1O1iI $50 coupon 4 nj
lO.lg- District OF Columbia 3-6Js were better. with
sales al So The market closed steady az the annexed
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03

FALL RvFR. Mass Nov. 1.-The market for cloths has
ruled quiet with moderate demand n quotations are very
Productions for the week. 10000 pieces sales
10000 pieces; stock 2Sf,OO pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03
Teras Fall 2bnabc.; Territory.

Eastern and Valley ?s0sec Texas Fall 2ee35c Territory
24d93 2c Unwashed and UDmerchanabe feeces 25d37ej
Tubw ashed. 422do0c; Secured 45d72i7c; super and
Pulled 31d5Oc.; California Woo active; the sales the
spring and No. at 22d372c. and ga 900 Of Fall at
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financial.

% BROADWAY CORNER ExcHAsGEPLAcE
NEw-YoRK, November I, iS70
dissolution OF COPARTNERSHIP.--
hn hs1e"ifs ess4g Under the hr'n
ID. A. BOODY.
BOODY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03
total Gales Tor the day. .
CLOSING PRICES OF p

.7o buyer 30 DAYS 1862 buyer 10 days t2sis buyer 10
DAYS. <3Js buyer days h3te buyer ~ Jays lEA'~'.
dead s.lOis buyer 80 days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03
WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, Nov. 1-WOo-The past week has been the most
the total sales reaching 81 $500 n OF
lsl, 300 Foreign Prices OF nearly AL kinds
advanced from &c To &C. n and the tendency OF the
market stil decidedly upward II l. doubtful any con
siderable WOOL could DC bought without lead
ing another Of about &c Notwithstanding the
large transactions there unusual excitement In the
less speculative inquiry but the
bulk sales been who free pur
ohasers desirable OOis All available lots of Combing
Delane have been taken Foreign Wool - In
cd demand sales include Ohio aud Pfnnsylvanla " TX
and XXX ana No. at 42d4sc:; Michigan and No. L az
yOdi5c.; Wisconsin and No. 4Oa44c; New anpshire
x 4Oa42c, N ew YORK X and Medium Sshs940c. Coinbng
sud Delane Feeces 4Oc47 9c unwashed Combing 81 no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03
THE CINCINNATI. WABASH and MICH

THE CINCINNATI, WABASH and MICH
Il IGAN RAILROAD.-TRUSTEES SALE Of RAIL
ROAD PROPERrY.-Notce is hereby given that the
signed Trustees named In certain deed OF trust executed
by the Cincinnati Wabash Michigan Railroad Company
10 Them dated the LIST day Of July 1871, and made
bonds for 2OOOOoO issued and sold by said rares
company, the principal and interest OF which e Tor
more tnan six months last past mas been due aud able
" the on day Of November d. 1879 bet wen te
state Indiana ~ ' az 2Ris 81 "a Do s,s
est bidder Tor the purpose paying said bonds In accordance
with the terms Of said trust deed, the railroad Of said
10 point line between the indiana
Michigan by way OF Marion, Wabash Warsaw and Goshen
together with all the fixtures and property
scbed therein and particularly forth said trust
deed follows, The IRON, -dings, switches
tables the entire snpersructre now ana the right
said railroad al the real estate used and held In
operating of sa road with all and
owned, al rolling stock every descrip
owned by said company and used In operating said road
all station houses tools and machinery OF every descrp
tOD aud property real personal Mixed aud la the line
railroad used In operating the and
operation and all rents issues and profits
proceeds OF said road the operating OF the
aud of the properly and lands aforesaid and the franchises
rights and Of said company or the owners Of said
line OF railroad. -
said railroad company secured by said deed OF
proportion ~ The face tnereof and interest would
app OF such bonds and interest from
such sale all bonds secured by said deed OF
trust being entitled to an equality IN such proceeds
iEPTHA II. WADE,
AMASA STONE.
Trustees named in said deed OF trust
nAsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03
Trustees named in said deed OF trust
Wabash. Ind Oct |. 1879


rs'O THE HOLDERS of the Indiana Central
i Railway CompanysTEN PER GENT Bon DIS, secured
under mortgage Of october ], 1885 To j. F. d. LANIER
NOTICE hereby given that under and In OF
provisions that behalf contained In the mortgage
Ianer trustee bearing October 1885 the under
signed Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central Railway
Company legal OF the sad tho Indiana Gen.
Railway Company. the In sad mortgage and
the option reserved by said mortgage and
the bonds thereby on such bonds
hereinafter wi the day for payment OF tho
semi nstalmen OF interest VIZ on the LIST day
and Of payment OF each and
all bonds OF the said the Indiana Central
Railway Company bearing interest at the of 10 cen
S6665OO or heeabouts issued
under secured by the above mep iioned mortgage
OF such bonds and the interest coupons alpetan
hereby notified present the same for paw
msnt as aforesaid at the Office OF A. IsELIN co, ~
Wast New York CITY where payment will accordingly Do
made.
This given under and OF the order Of
Justice Harlan, made I'm the suit pending IN the Circuit
Court for he District Of Indiana Of
James A. Roosevelt and William H. Fosdck against the Co
dated a. 1879 well under and pursuance Of
contained In the and bonds above
described in respect TO paying of ana dschafgng such
bonds before maturity.
New York. October 30. 1879.
The Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central Railway Com
BY BENJAMIN E. SMITH. President
VINES A R r FssDIcK Receivers &C.
To the Holders Indiana Central Railway Co 10 per cent
Bonds .o., -. =, 49,.
next AT O the above bonds which by
be paid by the Receivers OF the o. T.
and I. O. hallway Co. On January J. iSs0. 90 40 u,u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03

SO BROADWAY, CORNER ExcHASGEPLlcE
NEw-Y 2k, November j. 1873
WE HAVE THIS DAY FORMED a CO.
w PARTNERSHIP under the fra name Of BOODY,
MCCLELLAN CO.. for the purpose OF tranacnga general
banking and commission business.
d. A. BOODY
G. W. MCCLELLAN, JR,
REUBEN LELAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03
ijnelness Chances.
gnropfan Advertisements.


HAW0RTH CHURCH and the BRONTES.-
The ancient church OF Haworth. ia YORKSHIRE
maely associated with the gifted Bront family. being
demolition the nne old has been removed from
the interior and Is for sale Persons DESTROYS ef
relic of the author Of Jane Eyre" should address
Yorkshire England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03

The following is the Clearing House statement to-day
Exchanges. $40 115253 balances 50 957 9l0 For the
week Exchanges. $500 s62.e57 balances, S32 706457.
The business al The Sub-Ireasury to-day covered Re
ceipts S2.30i. 6ji; payments, $2,s20.79l currency
balance. $l3.2SO.649, coin balance. S12S 343,0Ss
DEBT STATEMENT.
The following is the public debt statement Issued No
vembcr l. compared with that OF Oetober1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03

GAS STOCKS s. City R.R. (Horse and Ely5dD
" stocks & Bonds Domghl q sold F.IHhWITI Broals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03

~ HOJDERS-W Wabash Railway Company Toledo Ohio,
october H. lS79Hotce IL hereby given that I'm pursuance
0 resolution passed at the special meeting Of the Stockhod
this pauy held the ltth OF October 1870
there will be oial Of the Stockholders OF the
Wabash Railway Company he'd ~ tho C1Inpauy's Office
Toledo OHIO on Friday Noyemie The eth 1879 NJ 10 o'clock
purpose acting conformity with the stOckhOd
Of the Louis, Kansas City ana Northern Railway
pany the election % fifteen Directors for the Wabash
Louis and Pacific Railway COn.aany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03

WANTED. and o.w.so Railroad Certificates.
Now Midland Certificates
Be- Hartford and Erie Stock
international aud Great Northern stock trexasl
Texas Pacific stock and Bonds
arr1sburg and Sar ANTONIO Stock and Bonds
Texas state Bonds.
New-Orleans. Mobile and Chattanooga Frsts.
Kentucky Central Railroad Bonds.
Kentucky and Missouri County Bonds.
Flint and Pere Marquette Bonls.
Minnesota state Bonds (Repudiatedl.
Ws FIELDING,
llroa dsay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03
w - CUIINEAU, seefetary.
NOTICE TO ASSERTING FIRST MORT
~ GAGE BONDHOLDERS o, The NEW.YORK and OS.

NUITCE To NNNEN TTNT FTRST WUKT-
~ GAGE BONDHOLDERS O, the NEW. YORK and Os-
WEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
NEW-loRK, OCTOBER 10, 1879.
Bondhoders who have the OF ReoTganza
hereby notified that
their holdings to the s200OO for the purpose pay
ing OF the outstanding Receivers Debt
FL 900 bond holder In
in the the purchase Of the the
will $40 OF Preferred and 1850 OF
stock Of the Company The money paid will be returned
II the purchase by the Committee return OF the
Rece pt issued therefor
holders Debt (assened
also notified that their subscriptions 10 First Mortgage Bonds
must be paid or before November 10.
Payment must be made to the Undersigned at 20 Nassau
ST. before November 49, 1879. Certificates issued by
the Committee must DO presented and stamped at time Ct
payment. G. y. JORDAN, Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03

THE COUPONS due November /, 1879,
Il aud indemnity bonds OF The Houston
and Texas Central Railway Company viii b. cashod q niau
ri6y by JOHN j. CISCO Y eoN. - Mall-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03

- NFW-Y ORk, N0velb'r 7, IsTV q
THE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
ING COMPANY have tbs day declared their regular
MONTHLY DIVIDEND Ut
80 CENTS PER SHARE.
payable the 10Th inst nj the agency OF the Novaa Bang
No 81 WaLst., New.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-03

DARTIEs DESTROYS OF DEALING IN
STOCKS
well write call the old Banking House
HOWES q COMPANY, III Wall ST.. ". Y.
formerly H0wes Macy This house transacts general
stock Commission business. wityery large expereGce.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Tuesday, March IL, 1879.
The subscriptions the per cent loan since yester
days report have amounted to s309s5O.
Mr. Pruden, the Presidents assistant secretary, has
left the city for few days to visit his home III New
Jersey.
An appropriation expenses ofthe United States
Courts amounting to $3,0O0000 having been wholly
outed from the Ciyl Appropriation BILL provision for
that purpose therefore be made in the Legislative
Executive and Judicial Appropriation Dill at the extra
Notice is given to-day that the execution OF the as
cnments Of of the United States OF any
loan may attested by the president or cashier OF
osHk * IN dnd tng se ie9 aner te acts of
approved July Ii, 1870. and January 90 ISL
At the Cabinet meeting to-day the Secretary OF the
Treasury presented for the information of the Presi-
dent to embodied in his special message to the extra
session. a statement showing the probable receipts and
expenditures fiscal year. and the necessity
OF making provision for the pay eht ol ARREARS Vi peu
siOlls.
Lorenzo Grouse who failed OF confirmation By the
Senate as Internal Collector Of Nebraska, and
who has since the adjournment of Congress, been reap
ponted to the place by the President has been directed
To relieve II. A. Newman his predecessor VINO returned
IO the place when Grouse failed of confirmation. The
date OF relief has been fixed for the 10Th inst.
The letter of Assistant Secretary French, making q
decision in regard the Aponars water saws, after
reference TO the Investigation by the Consul at Co
logne "The consul states that the fullest opportunity
was given him 10 examine the spring ana all lts sur
roundinss; that machinery for the manliactVe OF
carbOnic acid found on or near the prem
ses and that necessity existed for the manufacture
OF sucn gas for use in bOtng the waters for the reason
that the spring itself supplies far than is ne
cessary for the purpose botng the waters ana pre-
serving the same amount OF gas as contained IN the
water while in the spring. The consul concludes ms
reuort as follows therefore state that ii IS nv Opin
ion formed after what cOnsihpr careful ana pnns
taking Investigations that the ApOnaris water bottled
M the Apollinaris spring, exported to the United
states, is beyond question natural mineral water
The evidence when accompanies the consuls dlspatch
aDuuanty sustain nls cOnCluSitu lldt tHC
ApOllinarls wafer heretofore imported is natura
mineral water entitled TO exemption from duIy.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
EUROPEAN NOTES.

LONDON, Tuesday, March ! l. 1879.
In Berlin, sem-oGcIa papers say that surprise is fell
in Government circles at the general attempt made ia
the Treaty of Berlin The execution OF tie treaty due
above all, to Germany5 frmness The HmeS's Pestb
dispatch says: The pOurparers between the Powers
to various of the Treaty OF Berlin, which
sl unex pected have not yet led to positive pro
pOsas from any quarter IL lntinates that all such
matters be eventually referred 10 the ambassadors
at COnsantinOple, the decision OF a majority Of whom
would be final. the only means Of terminating the
tedious negOtati ns."
The reduction of 12i2 per cent in OF which the
Fife and Cackmannan cOiers have received notice
will make their wages three shngs per dem,
which is lower than for many years but 10 serious O
position to the reduction Is anticipated.
Marquis OF Molins Is expected t0 arrive in Madrid
tomorrow to the Foreign Affairs portfolio lie
will probably make several changes in the diplomatic
representation abroad SenOr Manuel slvca viii replace
the Marquis Of MOl.us spanish Ambassador al Paris
Schor Francisco Slyela, the Spanish Minister of the
Interior Issued circular enioning upon his subor
dnates respect for individual liberty and do their
n most to secure q fair election for members OF the
COrtes.
In the House OF Commons to-day Mr. Isaikes member
for Chester moved the appointment OF a select com-
mttee to inquire whether It ia desirable authorize
schemes Tor lighting By electricity or BY other improved
methods The motion was adopted.
The fire which broke out last night on board the
British corvette Thcts at Plymouth. originated in tie
boatswan's stoIeroom Inc forward part OF Tic vessel
was much damaged. The bun Il uniuiured. The flames
were cXtin guishcd at o'clock in the morning, when
the snip completely flooded.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
SCENES AT THE STATION.

The boys arrived at the Pavonia Ferry with
mshap, and safely embarked on the ferry
boat where they were kept together with some difficulty
by the officers of the society, who had them in charge
until they should be safely landed in the cars. The
fresh breeze the river seemed to put new life into
the boys they eager TO races through the car
rage-ways, and two Of the little fellows executed
the forward part OF the boat winch would
have been creditabe performance Mt minstrel snow
Arrived at the Erie Station on the Jersey side, the
boys were seated, and long period OF waiting elapsed
before tho arrived for taking their seats in the cars
They all In anxiety for the departure, and were
greatly excited at the prospect Of change. The.few
tears which had started when bidding friends Goodbye
had long since dried, and all was joyous hilarity. The
street training of the boys occasionally manifested
Enthusiastically. The man who stands at the station
door, calling out the places at which the next train
will stop, initiated with singular success by little
fellow who called out in the same tones " Here's
your nice fresh peanuts only cents quart; and
when the door-keeper called out an unusually long
string OF names, its conclusion was greeted with
chorus Of lOuC-dravn "Ohs" after the style OF the
gallery Of the Bowery Theatre.
$50 all BOARD the train and IN their seats
if taking last look at their old hOmes but sui
there look OF sadness, all hope anh glad
pectancy. At the train moved slowly out OF the sta
iion carrying waits Of the city toward all the
sibE which the inheritance Of the American boy
under favorable circumstances.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.


The meeting of the shareholders and bond
holders of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
pursuant to the call Of James McHenry published on
the sth nst took place to-day The meeting adopted
in substance hut in form the propositions submitted
by Mr. McHenry in his circular calling for the meeting.
Mr.. Cave NJ P presided. and about 40 persons were
present. Four resolutions were voted The first de-
cares the lease OF the road to the Erie Company so
far as its provisions known, would Oe disastrous 10
the bond and shareholders, and inconsistent with
the reconstruction scheme. The second declares
the necessity VI reconslderng the provisions OF
the reconstruction scheme in order TO secure on
equitable basis the interest OF the several classes Of
proprieors The third expresses want of confidence
In the trustees. The fourth appoints committee, as
follows Messrs. Cave and McHenry, Lord Bury, Lord
Kennard Lord Montagu, Sir Henry TYLER, Sir Charles
Young, Messrs. Mowatt McDOugall aud Shepherd. The
meeting was practically unanimous In its views
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
SIX FAMlLIES SENT WEST.

The inquiries into the condition of these
bows led to a knowledge Of - good many deserving
families in the utmost destituti0n through no fault
Of their own, anxious for little assistaLce
which might enable them to reach farms other places
where work was waiting for them at the west Mr..
pqid concluded that nothing better could he
done with part Of the money remaining In his
hands than 20 help these people to get where they
could help themselves. lie therefore arranged
TO defrav the expenses Of sending them to
various points at the West Six families were selected
Most of the families visited at their own homes,
which gave only too painful evidences Of the struggle
with crushing Poverty which they had been carrying
on here Following are the families who OF the
party which started yesterday:
WILLIAM HYLAND's FAMILY.
Tn small room the first floor OF No. 70 LeWs-st''
building in the OF those tho street. lived VII
liam Hyand age forty, his wife, near the same age ana
four chidretwo pretty blackeyed girls ten ana seven
years OF age boy OF five and baby In It's fourteenth
MONTH The father is fine looking man. intelligent and
with some education native of this city where he
has passed his life His wife is native OF Massachu
setts. and seems to belong to good stock
She mas been sick. and appeared broken by
anrioty and want. The children attend school
and show careful homo training; they are gentle u
each other and polite TO strangers. Mr.. Hyland has
beep employed by Brakeman, Taylor Co.. publishers
eating 81 week. and for three weeks has been
ant of employment. lie has been trying
FOR more than "A year 10 get 10 Marion
Michigan whore he is promised "A situation as teacher
m the school with the privilege Of living In the
school-house until he build cabin on
52.acre lot Of State land, which lie pro
poses 10 proempt. lie showed letters from hi
correspondent urging him to come and blaming MN 10