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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-22
A New steamship for the Cromwell Linz
Launched,

CHESTER, Oct 90 The iron steamship Lou
siana, intended to run In the Cromwell Line
from New York to New Orleans, was success
fully LAUGHED from Roach's ship yard this
afternoon. She Is $50 feet In length, 80 feet
beam, 26lg feet in depth Of hold and has a
tonnage OF 5000 tons.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-22
AFGHANlSTAN.

S1MLA, Oct. 21.-The explosion In Bala
Hissar Is believed to have been accidental.
All the military stores collected by the former
Ameer, Shere ALL were destroyed. Gen. Sir
Frederick Roberts has commenced Al in
vestigation into the cause and circumstances
Of the outbreak Of September 8.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-22

Three attacks have been made on the British
by the tribes In Kurrum valley since the sew
enteenth.
years old, will be recognized as the successor
to the throne.
The report OF the capture OF Merv is un-
doubtedly false.
The Japanese Minister was unexpectedly
recalled from Berlin.
The ex- Empress Eugenieiwill go to Iuiuland
to pray on the spot where her son was killed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-22
CANADA.

MONTREAL, Oct. 21.-The jury In the case
of Sir Francis Hinckes, one Of the directors Of
the Consolidated Bank, charged with signing
false returns to the government brought in a
verdict Of guilty. The judges charge was
strongly against the accused
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-22

The Gate City auards mt POuEhkeepsie.
PouaHKEEpsIE, N. Y. Oct. Ala special
steamer left this morning for New York, at
the expense Of the city Of Poughkeepsie, to
bring the Gate City Guards here. They will
be received by all the military and tiremen,
and given banquet at the Nelson House.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-22
FOREIGN FLASHES.

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 21.-The Hotel de Vile
and number OF adjacent houses have been
destroyed by fire.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-The supply trains in
Khyber Pass are completely blocked up.a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-22
He was sherman's Man.
lChicaQo Times.

It is well to remember at this iuneture that
Foster was the Sherman nominee. and that
Grandfather Taft, who was beaten, was the
Grant man. This Is not Grant victory. On
the contrary, quite the reverse.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-22
= Mestlnx or .,eorg,n nnnker. CalIed.

MACON, Oct. 20--A call was issued to-day
to bankers OF the State for convention on the
twenty ninth instant to consider their course
Of action regarding the recent course OF the
Legislature restricting the rate Of interest to
5 per cent on pain Of forfeiture Of entire in
tereSt,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-22

Postmaster at West Point. Gn.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21-rhe President to-day
appointed VIM. X. Watts postmaster at West
Point Ga.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-22
Proposed strike or Coal Miners Near st
Louis.

ST. Lorf.t fAct. @o.-At the afternoon meet
ing of tht q aers to-day several propositions
were discussed mud voted down, and it was
finally resolved LAT all the miners in the dis
trict, nuranrtilg some 1900, should strike for
three cent rer hushel from date All OF the
miners lodges in the district were repre-
sented..
The mem 5ars of the Coal Exchange held
tion of F@ttiay last, that they would not
yield ta sha dnLland of the strikers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-22
Tue Georgia state Fair.

Ma oS. Ca, Oct. 21.-The Georgia State
Fair 10EEnances October 81 and continues
one 'str. The prospects are good for the
finess 70, ing he largest crowd and the great
est tnitioll In years. The Confederate
mol.lnalt will be unveiled with imposing
mil t7sg ceremonies.
Ita N@rth Georgia Fair and races will be
coIGills u 0le week longer: The Mystic
ONla "a gssllt and ball has been postponed
until i6sy' night on account Of the weather
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-22
IN the attack upon Major Thornburgh and
the murder OF Agent Meeker and employees.

THE INDIANS in NEW MEAICo.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.--A Tucson, Arl-
zona, dispatch says: "Advices from Messilo.
New Mexico by mail state that among those
killed bv the Indians In New Mexico ID ". y.
Kinds, United States collector. large body
of Indians are reported concentrating be-
tween Colorado and Hillsboro. II is currently
reported that company OF Indian scouts
have deserted our forces and Joined the en-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-22
WANToN MURDER,

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 21.--F. i. Brantley,
marshal Of Whitesburg, Ga, shot and killed
murder was wanton and unprovoked. Brant-
ley escaped and his whereabouts are unknown.
The sun., 1879-05-04
Hew Vera Markets.

SATURDAY: May s:-FLovR AND .MsAIcwere
sns and TSS 1 sS SIS;tr .scSiae
extras. 8 sssfi q, DOL * and xxx e. gisss 7s Min
sSsSsi% sSaG s"ss sSs sy acs 1 g
:epp'Ts 81 @ extra. sis:teS Rye Sou. tGne ~ gs
s2so wheat iced y ton, siSefI5. rye feed. SIS
.a @ ss 'PTs.d yaa sh Sa a"src ph Sr he NC
sror o%ng a. Y o2e for Nay y ioc Tor June ~ 90
iar December. sales r 61 bales Receipts at the ports
CorfoS--whea, wa. quiet and lower seles. 1000
bush ., e ilkEsi ~ Tor E1 Whit slo9si ,or n" Z
81 iissl iaE Tor No red o i2t ior 10 hite for
1 81 S No. 2[ }S"' " os - a"S % ~ IS tS
lc, quiet and ugeGsnved oats aui.t and wcs.sr.
.or iSsd snd s,S-e to, white: No white az sud
SSnS. 1nSfa .s 81 81 70 bSsS 1G," Sesds ,smsr az
ttAc No 2do. 4S4@tf' ttAe Tor No 2ior june Snd
ruovs,oss-Iard lower aud quiet, sale. $50 tcs on
The spot At q 22hc tor lrime western uie tor 30 90
NAV aud 22,s fe ssc Tor Jgnc Dressed h'es lower q,
aasas ~ aS' aS ioc nv Tor oes es Cut meat. Sal aud
weak; city smoked shoulders sold at &C. ard do picked
SScrase. Pork was morc sciyc at dcohne sales l0so
ss On 'ef pg 81 sso & ~ a,o,s Sr Sd rs, S 1H @ oT
NAV, June quoted aislnefioco Butter dun arri weak
isSl7e. Eesss aS,et. sts@ factory, is71lS. Fresli
6Rocgsirs- SUGAR wa. quiet and unchsngcd isir
to good rcnun1, 0aiG@6'se, with sal,s 90 nhds in.
In iar dsmsm aud siesdy, hards. sXassc a6d stand.
ard a" 7lssssc RICE 1uet and uuchaiied Molas-es
St Rn % eS"e wss Sue, Sd owrr" st sc to- lair
care- win .aie. oi 800 bags; mild grades qirt and
suNpaFs -rciroleum arm at sc. Tor crude, in bulk.
uhue whi-kcy low At tioI. spirits iurIenu1s was
d. sud lover At Hs2'Hc R.sin was dull and IN
regular with grain bcrt roon lower grain TO Liverpool
By team. ~ provilons ass grsin 70 ourS lor or
Ncwry at T., and 10 L"idon ls lOhh.
The sun., 1879-05-04

NecelpN tO-uhy, tJlosV"o'
There were % G94 5G3 silver dollars In the
United States Treasury on May /. and t69i9,-
046 in silver bullion.
According TO a cable despatch. the London
and Westminster Bank Yesterday took S5OQl.-
600 OF the United States cent bonds al lO4'
making in all t35 600 900 United States securl-
ties that this bank has recently purchased.
Speaking OF the low rates OF interest prevail
ing in London, to-day's EcOnOtnist says; Ihe
effect OF cheap money is making itself ielt on
encouraging condition OF affairs railway. bank,
telegraph. gas, and miscellaneous shares are
all in demand and higher. Most 6oyernments
are also advancing though special causes IN
duced fluctuations In Egyptian and Russian
Concerning the y cent dividend of the Penn
eyvAnia Railroad Company, the Phllhdelphlh
Times says: =" 1t is well understood that y
cent at least had been fairly earned. but a con.
Beryative course WAS pursued by the Board OF
Directors and the company thereby maintained
In a strong financial position" The Baltimore
Gazette remarks; The dividend Is small. but
Il is presumed that II will be paid In cash. "
Ohio Railroad Company. which caid its last
dividend IN scrip.
The rumors OF the leasing by Mr.. Vanderbilt
OF thu Chicago and Alton Railroad. TO which
several newspapers have lately peen giving
currency, will probably turn out to have no bot
ter foundation than the similar rumors whlch
prevailed not long ago OF the leasing o. the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad by the Baiti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company. Mr.. Van
dorbit personally 10 not likely TO take such a
lease. and none OF the Companies In which he
IL Interested have authority to do so.
Cf lS2 steamers which arrived at this port
The sun., 1879-05-04
DENNsYLvANIA KAIIKoAb D.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
on aud after April ~ 1879,
Trains leave New York DE sbrOsses and COrtlandt
Street Ferries. as tollOws
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, 9 A. NJ, and $50
T. " daily
For whamsport Lock Haven Cory, ana Eric, atS: 80
r. NJ. connecting at CORY for 1ltusVillc. fet eeufn
Centre, aud the OIL Regions Wiliamsport aud Lock
Haven. o A. VI.
inston EKpfes. OF Pullman Palace Cars daily except
SUNDAY. 10 4 NJ arrive Washington. ~ T.. VI. Regu.
lar at 10 aud 20 A ". and iOP " sunday, 4'5o
4. VI. aud 10 NJ For Baltimore, Z y NJ, except sun
day.
III NJ 4 $50. T. 9. a. ~. $50, and 10 y. NJ sun
day 81 md A NJ g. a. 7.90 S.3O, aud 10 +. N. Emi.
grant and second class. 73u =. VI
Boats Of BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
traius at Jer-ry CITY anlrding speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
Trains arrive; Prom Pittsburgh 6;t0 1O.4O A. NJ. i0io
= NJ daily, 80 A VI .6.2uP VI daily except Monday.
From Washington and Baltimore. 6.50 A A.. >. $50.
As 1910 T. " sunday. $50 A. VI and 1910 =. NJ
From Philadelphia 4.31 q 50 go 1910 II 30 A ~,
$3.50. $50 6.2n $50 and 1u:io z ~ Sunday. 4:So
d.ju. lUt. ll;jp 4. ". a. ~, 1910 4 NJ
Ticket Opccs 526 ana nH Bruadway, ! Aston Honsei
and Dc strosse. aud CnrtHnd Is Court 81 and
Brlokyu Annsx Depot io%t q fnto1 St Brqokyn' ~
Emisrant fckct ON e X Battery place n
FRANK THOMSON. l. P. FARMER
Grueral MANAGER Genl Passenger AGENT
The sun., 1879-05-04
mnsrnLAR cHRrarIANa.
~. Tesaessee Miriaer. of the Gospel eu.
gnus IN = Ftst FtHht.

Fu-. ne yask-on f,lb,u,s apd ias
last Raturday night occurred between tho
Rev j. n Evans Hud the Rev J y White. formerly
Principai Of the MnntezWna Iivh School
they had quArrrlrd about the dismissal time be-
lore OF Mr Evansa daughter music teacher. Mra
White taking her place White was aiterward removed.
, what led 30 the nyht was his charr that Evans wal
responsible tor H. Evans positively denied AL this aud
one word bringing on anuther he hnaiy told white NAL
he prssled In teicrsiiX ihis sccgsnum that he had
vifuiy aud dehberAry md. aud while Evans's attcn
DON wks called away for moment White struck him
Of the chair IN which he was sitting his head striking
some stnve wuod Just back of where Evans was sitting
Iuer Evans ie backward. white improved the oppor.
tumy BY .eikng u the sticks ~ wood and struck
Evans the head with n. innictnr quite a painful
wound the forehead. rather near the edge the
hair Just above the let eve. also sever cash
e head. aud the ln eye also very badly bruised
when white struck him With the stuck OF ood Evans
Tot up and sfiged him by the rrht aud warird ~
Bis uckS hut while Evans was huhiing Whites right
white was all the time beating Evans with his cft,
and they both remained in this situation until Mr. Black.
mon and Mrs. white the rescue
when hr. BiAckmon aud Mrs white entered the room,
Mr.. Evans. becoming exhausted bN the wounds he had
received had laln bach bed that IN the room,
while White all the time a~sauuV and beating him,
and from his acts he seemed eterned n he cOHld I'll
take the lite Of his victim.
Mr. Evans's wounds were dressed by Dr. W. Perkins,
and he immediately repaired 10 the church IN the vicn
y. and held quarterly and also ahlc n
preach the same utrh aud much tu his surptise Hnd ia
he surprise Of EVERYDAY White made his appearance
at the meeting as II nothing unusual had happened
The sun., 1879-05-04
ess Feet Of Dead snakes.


Tho following snakes were Killed near Liberty.
M the other day Hack snakes racers 81 timber or
forest snakes rs, garrrs u; chicken snake u house
snakes p supposed hoop snake. l. The largest snukc
vas feet long. the small q was only inches long
Zach snake carefully sud correctly measured the
total was ~ iect hch, an Of
naa lunLNa
The sun., 1879-05-04

from foreign ports during April. eb were Brit
!eh and only 20 American. o. IS shipe. "a were
British and 10 American. Among the harkB,
ish, 40 Mere Italian and 50 NofweaiAn.
The sun., 1879-05-04
Nmusemturs.


STxNSSHS rsE4TWE
sssD ss1sDskD ThsszaTsk.
S.sTH S.sTH sssTH. scsFIi ETETHT nSE'T sSsTs sSsTs
The maneeemcnt Of the standard beg to announce in
retcGior he appearance " * c%S now having
sTiSDiRD PiS&Fofa c6aP1sf
LAST NIGHTS
LAST NIGHTS
MUSICAL NovELuBs
Of the present age.
Burnand a salhvans Trigms sirctia. In one act
cox aND sox
unE HXD Bo1..
rios wInTPiN HART CONWAY, aud CH MAXIM
Followed ateysry performance by aiIbor, sunivsTs
I'm ] FHs:F$ss $Hs:E$ss: EHs:E$ss::
witch has cnoyed m uninterrupted al aas theatre
3 GSs cSSsEcETyE TTIyE FERrSREaScEs FERrSREaEGEs
Esss,Sa Is % Sy The cat , SeI ss e,s;s % The sTs.
Se' r2S nSRr TRFlxS w c,s PHyPsF ALoNzo
Misses sTagL LsSroS m.aNcIIs 0&lT0NN Mile
SUPERB CHORUS Of 90 voic.s ENLARGED OR
CnEsrRA, uidvf me direction "a Nc DIEfRiOH.
cox AND Box, followed NV PINAFoRE.
EVERY EVENING, .MLnNESpAf. aud SATURDAY
Pnpular Matinee prir g. 81 cents aid si.
'I'HENTKE COMI0VE. si4 BROADWAY
L HARRlGAN AND HART. Proprictors.
ONE nuSPHTg Tngss,22 AZ, 1ENSTy TyS Nj MYTH TIME
DAN and TOMMY MULflGAN.
hpT fiiE iEp ntSIds ntfHhis ,S sRs' sir i1ii.' play
" Babies on Our Book The Hallway DooL" The
sasluere Fancy EsIl"
0K.NATiRAL WALKING MATCH
N, Iesus SONY S sai bsSr sA"s srt.,c on the stage
The Trs' Ts srsSris' jaSts b .sdS% Xxx k,s hem all
the celebrated Character Artist aud Singer,
In his specially, over ue hits 70 the Peorhcuse.n
BARLOW RRurHKRs.
EUGENE BLIiz.
nin.My M p,ses a1g weci,n Heads
Joha Wild. Biuy cray. John Shay, ao.
BEEErir TO
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAYA
MATINERs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
q. W. ii. GRIFFIN Manager.
EIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
prectOr. .'.s.''s'.'.'s........''.hr ~ H. hAkklhs
EVERY EVENING alta SATURDAY MATINEE at ?.
THE RErdNSo OPERATE SUCCESS,
EsEEES FGTsETzzf F1STzf EsTFEF ETSz EsTE4
FsrrSirzz FsrISrza FarSrrMzs rSS IA F4TST FsTSITzs FsTSIITzA
HATlN!TzA. FAIlNIrzA FATlNITzh LATlNlTzA
FTsSIITzaa FsTsIza fArSzA fArSSizzA FFTrSSITTzz FrSTz FTNEzz FsTSTzs
FaTSz FATSz FATSH FATSTz F&4iSz
Matinee rriccsAdmisun 90 cents. reserved seats, ST.
STATS gFcrRrD TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE
The sun., 1879-05-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


UNlfEn sfATks. sTArE. ANp clrT RoNDs rs tI,OOUs.
sU G-cur. .i3th 10Y :. ~ c.. ........ .io7t
~ T. Sas ~ 03l4atulaal 30 lou Con- .......
~ L. 5. Ss ~. r...ltSesl NO g. le+a ...... iUo
The sun., 1879-05-04

There has been to-day very active and gem
orally buoyant stock market. with Erie common
and preferred, Western Union. Lake Shore.
Wabash. Iron Mountain, and X. c. and North
ern taxing the lead in the volume Of business.
The Granger roads and the coal shares though
cOmparatl vely quiet, were rather nriner The
bus ness in railroad bonds was again very large,
hut tho Improvement in the speculative Issues
was less uniform; n. J. Centras not being de-
cdedy dcarer but prime lnvestment bonds
brought extreme prices. In tho later dealings
the Granger roAds became more active. but the
final closing was irregular. Governments were
firm. but quiet. Money on call 25a@4 y cent.
Though il does not 80 appear on the record
We are told that many OF the transactions which
daily take place in ailroad bonds are purely
speculative. and that the borrowing OF bonds
for delivery. 10y dealers who have sold them
short has come TO be as common MS the borrow
Ing OF stocks. The German brokers are said To
be the principal operators. buying and selling
blocks of 500. 900 at time.
The latest quotations for gas stocks are: New
York ex p cent dividend. 95 to 10l: Manhat-
tan. $50 TO 1856: Metropolitan. 1l5 to 1927 Mu-
tual. 66 10 rs; Municipal. 10 TO 100; Brooklyn.
1873 to 142; and Jersey City, 40 10 l50. Man
haitian has been adversely affected by the omis-
sion to pay the expected May dividend. and 10y
the continued nvasiOns of It's territory by the
Municipal Company. The stock sold NJ auction
on Wednesday AZ lsOA-l, against ls2h-6 week
previous aud lSS q fortnight previous. 3i6
shares New York will DO offered tor snle ut
auction next Wednesday.
The banks OF tho city mako the following
weekly returns
The sun., 1879-05-04
shipping.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
1 SPECIAL. NOTICE -EMiGRANfS forwarded tn SAN
FRANCISCO. SOUTHERN CALlFORSIA, ARIZONA,
NEW ZEALAND. amt AUSTRALIA fbr passage aud in
IN rcsard 10 routes apply 10 tue Passenger De
partment. 251 Broadway.
CTATE IINE-Te Ga-ow, Liverpool. Belfast aud
CLonduntrry from Pier w. y r. toOt Canal i THURS
DAYS Passengers through all leading Of
Europe. Stcerage. s26 AUSTIN BALDWIN 90,
Agents - broadway sTEEKAGE OFFICES At IS
Broadway AMI pier loot Of Cana 81
The sun., 1879-05-04

-
Steamers of the Norwich Line will Pier 90 North
River, r. NJ, sunday Tor Boston, Worcester, Port
land. Ac.
NETROPOIITAN ELEVATED RAIL
Vl WAN.-Oprn from $3.50 A. NJ. ~ ~ L. VI. Rector
reetNrarcst Wall Street Ferry, and conn cts
with South Ferry. Cnrtlnntt strect-NpRrest
puint Jersey CITY aud COmmunipaw ferries Park
pace-NcHrcst point or Post Ofce. tity Hall and Bar-
clay Street Ferry Holuken ChamtFrs strect-Near-
tst point Pavuna aud Ere Railway Ferry. Franklin
Grand reet-Ncaest point for Dcsbrosses Street
Ferry to Jcrsy CIV. and connects with Tor Des
East Grand Street ferries Bpccker street.
Connects with tor east ant west Eighth street
Ncares point ChristOhcr Street Ferry 10 HOboken.
connecting with tur Christopher and East Ieinh
Fourteenth street Nearest oint TO Union
square, WMincks. and Lyceum Theatres Academy u
Music Irving aud TanmauN Halls. connecting with
East Twenty third and Twenty yturth Street ferries
Twentvthird strset-Nearest point To Boots st James
ana PARK THEATRE Grand Oppra House, ullmures Gar
den aud Masonic Temple. and Twenty tird Street Ferry
to Jersey city. Thiry-thrd -treet-Nearest point "a
standard Broadway aud FUN Avenne Theatres Aqua.
and san Francisco Mnsrels. connecting with
Tor Wcehawken Perry Forty second strect-eonnecu
with New York Transfer COmpanYs cabs Tor Grand Cen
trail Depot nfueth street EtyeRht .,Iret-conncct
lug with Of Belt Iine Railroad. Nearest point fof
Central Park fifly third street and kWath avenue.
for HH-tswH Wains take eAst aae stations For down
own uwip- tate stae stsdess TrHi,'s win ran 70
5sth It aud 6h and 53d II and ath altcrnaely
Pare 10 cents except etweon te hours ol 10 and 80
A NJ, and 5 and 4. NJ, when the tare Il 0 cents
WV X GARRISON, President
The sun., 1879-05-04

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED Equrr.
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
Win ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
The sun., 1879-05-04
'To PHILADELPHIA
rCO PHILADELPHIA
ii
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE oLD-EsTABLIsHKD ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEPOTS IN PHILADELPHIA,
Two IN NEW YORK.
The sun., 1879-05-04

on AND AFTER APRIL -. 1879,
Express Trains have New YORK. Desbrosses and Cort
landt street Ferries. ~ follows:
81 7al 20 9 40 Lluit.dl. II A. VI. l. ~. T. s., q
80 $50. and 10 = ". sundays, 4jO aud A. NJ, 8,
Z 70. 2 30 aud 10 r. NJ
B-ats of " Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey city. anprding speedy and direct
transfer Tor Brooklyn travel
Returning trains cave PhtdeiphiA 10 Ol. $50 355, T.
735, z. H.3p. and II A " Limited Express l;n MA
. T. . 30, T. aud 7siS A. VI. On Sunday, u .Ol, so
S.5S. 4 e IN VI. T. : - T. NJ
Tcket Oniccs. h16 and p4i broadway. Astnr H0usa,
nd foot Drshrus~es aud tortandt Sta; Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot ot Fulton st. BrooShn IA
lS aud its Hud son st. iubukcn. Depot Jersey City.
EnErHnt Tlckrt Onr e.. Battery place.
PRANK THOMSON l. +. FARMER.
Gsueral Manager. Genl Passenger Apent
The sun., 1879-05-04


EILNOWEs GARDEN.
A r. sAMUELLs. THOMAS o'RoRKE. J. scANNELL.
MANAGERS
SIX DAYS HEEI~ AND TOE WALK,
Gil NPfONSllIP OF THE WORLD,
COMMENCING MoNpAY MAY 8, ,ati2f5 A. NJ. PROMPT.
$500 IN CASH PRIZES
Firxt Prize, 81 900 cash and massive gold ana silver
belt valued at 81 Oo. Second Prize $3.50 CASH Third
PTne. $50 cash. Fourth fnze. $3.50 cash
The above prine mooney deposit with the stake
holder. Mr. Frank Queen. at Clipper onire.
Best English and American pcdc strans have entered
Judges and Scorers under poryaon OF Mr. W b. Cur.
It's the ref, rec. - -
Prof BaulapdS Band In att tendance.
AbhiSSlpN ~ 'tNIS
GRAND COMPLEMENTARY MILITARY RECEP-
~ lion, RENIEW AND nor 10 Tiik isrn RE1lMtNr
or BROOKINN pr,'Nuus to their departure for Canada
atGtLMoRE'S GARDEN. THURSDAY EVENING. MAY IS
Music by The l3tii iteginent Band, u DWiworth. d.
rector David Austin. Colonel. II Ward Beecher Chap
lain; II u Bedel, Lieutenant Colonel
Admissioa, 81 cents rekets ind boxes can be pro
cured OF the ofhccrs of 18th Regiment Al saahel1s
No. 40 Broad and az door Garden day and
Ing of the ite eccpon Of the
for sale Apply Al above u o. Dodworth.
The sun., 1879-05-04

Steamers of the Norwich LINE will leave Pier 90 North
RIVER, at +. NJ. sunday. tor Boston Worcester, Port
A.
The sun., 1879-05-04
miscellaneous.


TTENTION.-J l. DAVIES, successor TO Cam.
"A eron, the ClOther lI2 Bridge st, near High 81.
Brooklyn.
DAMsON suOULDER RHACEs.
n Washing ton city n. g,
RRUsH IL of every description at 8l5 Pearl st..
ID Peck sin, at lowest prices.
JOHN h. H0PPEL Manufacturer aud Importer
INOK sALE-A band snw Appv 10
ELLIS BklfNER. 24s Canal II.
I OUISIANA DRAWS MAY Is.-Capiial,
II s3eupl Tickets. e.. 81 kcutucky draws May ~
Capital. SlituO Tickets, Si. Al>u Kentucky daiueA
open evenings &. 4 LlNDAl Ek,
iSt Mercer St, two door, above Houston.
MANS MISSION ON EAHrH.-A thorough
vi medical treause indicating how confirmed disifbili-
ues may removed 1he experience Of - study
strVuuun professional practice, showing the agencies
that Will insure restored mtuhool strengthened Vitality,
and sound conditions o heath that nave been impaired
hN oNtrtaNcd powers statement ut obstacles to mar
rialr ami u the means by which they be removed.
RV mail a5c. currency postage stamps Address Secy
Museum AnAtom, and Scrnce. llid Broadway. y. \.
The sun., 1879-05-04

The Treasury now holds t3J2 I6O55O In
United States bonds to secure bank circulation.
United States bonds deposited Tor circulation
Tor the week ending to-day, S2,976,35O; United
States bonds held for circulation withdrawn
during the week ending to-day. 81. .4Sl 600. Ma
tonRl bunk circulation outstanding: Currency
notes. 1927 ,G5i ,0lG gold notes. 81. .466 900.
The receipts Of national bank notes for re-
demptlon for the week ending to-day, as COM
pared with the corresponding period last year.
The sun., 1879-05-04
@lantto- o---fmats.

A -UP.TOwN ADvERrtsEHS
~ Nav leavc their tavors rHE SuN al the
suthnr nt-towu advertise offices
,23s Rrundway, cerner of 3ist ~, uli . 2. ~. ami
r0s West 23d st. csrn. o. sth Az. OIL r
18O 3d av., corner = tTth e.. nil sP v
01 East i4th sL corner Union square. un 2. "
NoeHra cnarss.
The sun., 1879-05-04

GRANT HOUSE, ~. - New Bowery.-Family
VI rooms, boc, 7oc., 81 per day gentlemen 2oo 2oo.
The sun., 1879-05-04
SshIna WlatIlass.

ANIMPKOVED Domestic sewing machine, cover
"A leaf, and drawers for sale S2o 70 Bond St, neal
Bowery.
The sun., 1879-05-04
Itanito...Mnits.

A honest energetic msn TO canvass looking glasses
n Bibles chrumos Sc, weekly indictments; bring
reference. THOMAS hCCOMB, y Park place.