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ao IN o 20. d.. e,a1oc. goIa ROehslle oehIe q IS

do OIL The; Z. b. e'a1Oc. gOld Rochelle oehro 81 IS
rGansT. st Nm materially ~ GaGs
bbs here 9hc a. Phsdepmi and Bai,nore' 81 ,, 20
CIV 10 900 6bi. IN chest 81 o6s lowest q Ga T. opening
PKoVIS, Us GRk~Sisrket orened excited decidedly
speculative business. sales, go bbls Mess spot = q On
sc co. 100 p boz Old E EIs PRIME j. BS F(oa5
New. sIOl0asl0%'i 1000 bp,,; March sIo g'% IA
b6 boz MAY SO 'l5asiS 90 second Cau jam
"a s' j. ~ - Jaaaar7 Sew 20 $50 90 FEBRUARY.
90 =; Nav 10 s0asIo g BEEF IL limited demand.
prizes without imp ant chance NeeT ran e.IS' IS
IN 90 fll5a Ie' Mf 10 ,N % Ph 'i S4Rar
rather quiet sse~ 10 bills SIS. CIT M n NJ
Ham, -; Ioj - smosc4. iia~-. Dnfai,e tenn tenn,
&c.. Pcsird Haa. 6ea71c. smoked d.. Use:
.MIDDLE- ~ moderate nand prizes fayoftns sci er-
We'icm ID city Long clear -. $40 C-.l =. Long
ana s4or, Clear 4a anu 4at &c aes So9 PoEg' l SI
IAiBEMsr.et % ~, rei 100 T. higher apti,r business
January. 5000 L5oo ice. February, c55q"trcf
~ . - Nai,,[ ~. -.-C -e.. 1000 t. apt;
G4ls'efC"' cl SIAM A a1 o. Vr 's st,,t ie
ice t5 f. i-a zoe .,. 40 g. &C..
No. ] cry. 975 to- so'- c4.c: Refined higher
3D. III 1i4iA. yr 4rl r''ra fe' i y "99l' '
l"iih 'rHl--f N'f'' '.'i. f' 4'!i. Il" 'A''
lGls GOOt 20 th'c. lJd--c. state na nrhiH tu.- tlr
choice ~ g-i, state Lr-lua GOOD % CI1lt', u
state Welsh tubs Poor to fhocr. i-t-Or- ~tae Common
Ga &c.. Nr-t.Iu Creamery. ran 10 thpte, ID D"-r,
Poor 20 EN- FACTORY,
Po.r 20 Choice. r.u.. Rolls i.rtfc. Poor 20 Prime
CHEESE ia moderate demand al abont s'eatv prices
-iaie Factory r0.r 10 FANCY, $40 &C.. state raIn
Dairy. God Choice. .s ~aur 81 &c., stern
f. tory. Choice. GH~-rs .'ie
LGG~--hld. Ermcr. moderate inquiry Long Island Nc~
jersey, .t. state fc.-y wanna. -!..'.. Nr-i"ru
G-ct southern, --T3'c. Canada. 2t'-6c. 'rdi. ~
-tocS - q-6c iHeo J--4c intending Western cahAd"
-tI
hlCE-A eooi 'obbnG trade az firm prices . 20
GooI. G0tl 49,, pumct 90 Choice Ce7c. ps.Iua. common
FAIR 800 Good 10 Primo, % 10 kdlSoDn ia
bond 3Ga-r.
Factory In burden supply fnl ard weak
~ Itfh- Island -~t'I
other Wet Inda. 20 -Jc Mediterranean. -3'; Ashton
81. Hig-iu-, $40. FlduN r. Dtdkiu7, M .-iia--
tons, Mars. ais etc, ! 20 otLci brands, 81 -"1sl 30
Liverpool Ground. G-0ItC.
~EED~-Orass seed quiet steady Vr-ten Glover 81
no.. nlt4 -..c- LOO u.gs - uc- Nitr dH. ga 'i.t
i. .o.hv - -uH-4 80 Fa- steady hut ie 20 = -
Cacutj- LIlse,d llrI ana ON nails =.
-hINoAL klu.s ia favor with Goa, "a moderate
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SlnaHtlGi.

JlnlHtl1l.
The NAuoN,L BANK o. rnr Rrrrpucl
NEN. iD.E. J All. H. 1873
At an ELECTION for DIRECTORS. held AT
the a -9- oi Liner. ae cP5 59 g4 l ,r be n ,g
~ ( i i[%,[TIE,T,, IL c ffAXE
!. Eo6,iI1S, J5hNsroy, = 1. cGyGsTEzLL
G. r. CAEItRT O. :. CARTER.
FRANCIS okIDDY ARTHUR 3. GRAVES,
Al noting o. the Board held tins day Robert Lowry
having. IN COZ gnrn Of pr,oased .-1ts de- med Ir
fHo&As T. Biu.1cKLEY Vire PrcsdrHt'
F. Il PULLEY Assistant Cashier.
AUCALIFORNIAa and other MINING Stocks
w. buy and Nd I'll ~ n INTO n 7to'-s c ~.
COR esev here dy on e9is''o 'nd di''.'a pai OY u'
III ''' ''N 0"' '''''' ISLB5ReT IL .>IcoLtYh CO..
ba H dy IS a Sc Eta si SS~9or Soc. Elea40c
(7OINAGE l793-lS79. COINAGE of the
\ standard silver Dollars.
see TRIBUNE ALMANAC 1879. % cents.
GAS STOCKS y CIty R.R. Horse and ElvtdJ
CAS- STOCKS.
Al Nevlors emf BrooSlya "a. stort AM also all kln,,
VI i''''A'' - 40 GLO D.. PfETrI~S.
indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette K. X.
but. Evansville and 'niI~v. r e. H. bonds bought
amt sold by C. CoFELtNn. 80 I.u'-L
NOTlCE.-The annual election o. Directors
't'AD , ~, rcr. Ir,grr s. - ON " riNi~
.At.JANtAst -. l--., between tIr uouiS Aud
January IT, ,s3 \, D. open Jauuly 3 1873 At 10
Ne, York December ISIS.
ST. Lo.I-. kA>,.- en- Az. NORTHERN RAILWAY comtNr.{
-Eit-i OH! t..-, Jint". - .'.' y
NOTICE. 3g annual ne, IaT q" 81 toe @,
a. ~ to oclorJ u. h' -,,'s transfer books vii be
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5dululs DarHs.


nRI DOCK SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
GtI e Hi2 B0WFRY
The Trustees ~ tls institution have declare! dv.'ri
tor tIo sa months ouHns December 81 . l -ir rltr II
9 PER CENT PER ANNJN
on el sums - p GOO and ull tad te - 1000
tac ~ pr cent - au.J payable I. agt ''er ths
th.ri Monday January i-7'. I,pos m5t- or bc'ors
January 10 viii D. cati.icd tolner~t nom January
ANDREW MILL President
WILLIAM Y. WEI Fg ~ecg.tary.
GFAMFN'> ia X for SAVINGS. Nos. Z I and
= -t .-. I..f e .tI -i
%, ral - I.pf-or- -r'itlrl t,r.'. or r.r ming
ta- uIt. rat, fI\ J. Ftt EN per Juuuu,
psy5bl. ou 1ndaf.e Mos 3D. 1.2Hll .u-t.
The interest SOL oc credited % r-' " as rr'1'pl
WA. H. MAY President
ions n. roYNr0.. Secretary
Nrw-l orl. jan -. 1919
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.-..-1utrs-.. .......... S4a40 90 941 Jj'l
/. London. cou>ols advanced TO 9G'lG, while j.
1--,-ed states bouts 1910 fell 70 1o9'2 now .,
..- 4er. i- steady ~ los and 1865 ar 1885, ana
t.e,, H., .r'l 40 loss. IN American ranways Jyr-
,ey Central advanced TO II and h'ad'ne to j. p
Ulnol, Central beng steady az SO q -, ana rae
rr.t,rr,t al 80. common TulH[ strong AT G''-.
'Urr.-ncufh- bulls are discounted az - Ter cent,
y,fichis IL below the ratea thc Bank "i England,
tins institution reporting gam ~ +&2oOV hull9u
TODAY. making gam Of -+'.OoO III i've days. IN
T.rs reut"- opened at 1l3.1-l2 ana closed n
us -; 5 -It exchange on LONDON beng quoted at
Tr Niagara Fire Insurance Company's annual
report shows a net surplus over r'ln0uTaIct Iunu
and Liabilities of SljJ.Ol2 It's caRtal IS N1oVOo",
and n has inv sted in United State bonds c9uOOOO
Tac Coumercial Union Assurance Company of
london Fla. .lolis assets within the United states
9l.ouuia- to Sl.494.Of6. The income Of IL.
United states branch m $50 va, 1"t0."4-' ana
~, expenditures we're ~67o.77i leaving surplus
income ot >-b4l6' for the ~ ar.
line -r.-, earnings Of the following RAILROADS ase
uANxIBAL AND 81. JOSEPH.
s,.,a. g. ?,5asaorr -l' &. sat555 lbns sa. .
HUNTINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AID >oaIH-EN
ISIS l~-q
cse4 .s 5aa2' r. ' ss53 s .. Dec Dec 'l: 1859
line receipt, of -four and gram ~ the principal
Atlantic ports this DIST day Of January were
Ee,c rt, at.... Newlors. IAt Pma. Boston Ton,
Wheat, bush. 7s53S? Ssse7..35 eco s-aS zee
o5,, bush .... 1900 1000 los1o 200
5 5'. S'i 5a.s.. 5 za}S -. low
Total bush I3a54s Ijo5-5 1.-aoo 425oo
Tie following were the receipts ant shipments at
and from Chicago aud Milwaukee to-day a. Ie-
ported pl Telegraph; su.u-.
Clcaro M1Ta-sec. On geo aii ra,eE.,e
Four obs.....- u.7o7 $3.50 6r'8 lgulo
Wheat bush .... IJLs9I $4,000 2-4o 1900
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Errcrfs - P0''ise- jj-i bDIs.. ~ onions aou PIGS
There, shipuing demand for Io'aO'S but the CRY
tr+Gr su quality o the sect toatoes = mo- good
e-o, %, -urulrl.,. Ia % cUYrUmpt H. anu dealers think
decline iurytfab Onions ar ~ Hight rc'lEt- nave
nanny. an are about steady. Russian IWnlps al.
ABOUT pc. per bbl. higher. Quotations;
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AND st. JOSEPH.

Tie following were the receipts ant shipments at
and from Chicago aud Milwaukee today, a. Tc-
ported Dy tea -rdDn:
NrC-Ipfs shipments
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IlploeNn NolIccs.
EIFTY-THIRD DIVIDEND.

" ANDsER
FIRE IN~i = 81 J. IDifA>N.
A s.ui anuua ilyldcud Of FIVE - PER ttNTi. p1vl's
ou demand On,r t4, Ccptny. $780, i-p hioa way
l. EIbi-EN iA>E.
N.,c.p President and secretary.
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and shippers will u their advantage the long
run 20 keep such Oranges at home. Quotations


ASR4 r.. a DI common 70 900
Do. Greem6Es.. ! 500 IS DO do prime. 90 90
Do e1! ms $50 E 81 Fa sS 81 g
CranherTies Jersey. Do bpXe-........ = sou : rO
Do S'' pf5 i1'y.. 500 3 d. .'1''' iva 90
Pecrp.o ~ hr,i Frm r the weSs oS5 PRr, with aa72
Of Pe9nas EIP',iS 1 o. DTeG I Fruits 5 BIOS Sh.g
win limited stock Offering the martet rules strong
with an upward tendency sale OF 700 boxes oi Adens
gyapo i,G va, n1ic At lo.' iiop vlIor ~ or
have been INCUR for a "a &C. 7'are also m better
s5i a. - 10 az c1porer RE dcaaa At present for tn
gtaGg as We as az ohrr 90" graa. Of .ln dried Fruit J.
Correspondent VT ting from Wavne county This STATE O.
fom CHICAGO have purchased all '''"' desirable
and Eyaporared a, s5as5 20 per io6 y Does tns
' CONTRA tine Tunoy o. -"l ".a4nd in ths West Prerd
trade IN Ungeeed There have been bids Of ssc Tor PasD
b,fl-'. plt IL. ar gcarIay Atl at 80. ile so.1 u
Blackperres unsettled SAILS D..
ported al - Hc4or. Nuts are o-.I- 80 Ouotau,ns.
Eng ca hoe 10 arqq Do Pm. d. $40
50 Fauc' sliced ~ 5gE 1 pS.dape, 81 grs = : a
30 aa lsiI bass. "a Ra 'o D., YES = - az.
choice. la7...---.. $%e hlac~oer-.-. ~g -,
DO TO- 7rarti177 "a -. Pr-rrti hama, '''.'
20. D., ' - i'' good to 1rirs ."s $
p-e.e,--al. ctol79 l. aI3 l. c.oty nus.
Do ii", %, a' ,eI1 a. 0IsiL........... 1000
c". ''"I'ik " rA last year .-i' nie- fN 't- 'f tAr
T|.. 100 li''- sam 'im. a'i f"a. Ia ,1.,..
markct but tucy bon he 4O e1cu. ycie X
Ame..as ri,i- n ar r... AMI r.assld la 10 I,r'
"nud From 10 See cove "..a % Dr'' o. safe QIo' ;s.
SAT- cho'ce 5-..-.;5 81 DE-, 9oo' 10 trme-'7-
s'A'eDoorIo lars . as all sr'~t.... I'D u
dahl
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Export. OF salt srd cured Bacon -07i7 boxes Bee.
J. ~. Ill tc.s or b''s -ani TOO sr..a
pGg-. Cts slaughtered Beef quiet 64-c.
pr ORDINARY Pr SIDES W-~r-rn = selling az jQGr.
sh-tp Lamb. fair demand ~ Guoau'Is. talyes
az weak ,ad ' b. almost aa ey.:rle ' 90. Best JeI''f
Hogs without PORK IruIero I'm
de- ND L. QI.tAInn-
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tvt..rf- Of sbuI,- ttN- tn.- Apples are SCI ING
.a't,'. lr,r. w.u 90 quot u"l.. The feeling. hgS
"rrr Is Itt!r -tIolsr,. and SOME pslhrs are
,-.',,. iffIe u.r. ct. OF spite nave -od al
=. 80, AMI i,w Dhpi.~ spies hroushl = .hhs' aIr
.sI.ugy iI--. - ilr ~ dom Iu'i'd l"I SAL N
=, r,.I,u..Iv l-a. small lot going Al a'"ul
ftr Same uur- a. Greetings lhr Tihr H
tit,rl,rr-.- .uIl hl are Wen -i-iA nee
To loads ~ Bru'- amy ed TO-DAY pr .N
fr,,leu Ih,y Will rioblblv have 10 De- sod "" .oHi
oranges are ln IA. supply but 90 account ~ ie ~
th- weather have been -~thh- 'l' HIs'
orange, a!u M demand small Ius5 lflII "a AIG " kr AZ
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The following shows tho exports exclusive q
sr4., from The porJ If New Work 20 fore "a polt>
tor the ve, x cu3lug January p and SINCE tl' be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22

SuLaIss moderately active Al decline o. " AZ pOIA7
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
TIE UNION hill TREASURY.

The Common Council Of the Town of Union Hill,
y. j.. completed Saturday lis examination Of the
books and accounts of Charles Wurtz, r., Town
Treasurer, who has been missing for nearly q
month All the accounts of the last six years, dur
ing which Mr. Nurtz held the Office, were thor
onqhly examined. The result showed. II is alleged,
that the accounts Of the town aIe deficient $500.
The Investigation was held with closed doors, hut
the amount of the deficiency was soon made known,
and il caused much excitement, although II was
supposed that Mr.. Wurtz had gone away in order
10 raise funds tu make good his accounts with the
town. Before the Common Council adjourned a re-
solution was adopted giving Nj. Wurtz until We'd
neslay night IL which 10 raise the money due the
town A special meeting Of The Common Council
will be held Wednesday evening, and new Town
Treasurer will then he elected 10 succeed Mr..
Nurtz. If his accounts are not made good by that
time a warrant will probably lie Issued for his al
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
PROTECTING TIE HARBOR.

Suits have been begun by the Pilot Commission
ers against the Union and the Atlantic Dredging
Companies and against Francis Pideeon, for the re-
coyery Of penalties ixcd by statute for obstructons
ol the harhor other suits Will be begun shortly (;
all viii be prosecuted vigorously. in compliance
with the recent request Of Collector Merritt, an or
der wa. issued Saturday by General Graham. Sur
NcvOr Of the Port. requiring all officers Of the de-
psrimeUt 10 report promptly all violations of the
state laws relative To the protection of the harbOr
that NAV fall under their observation. The order
directed particular attention To the provisions of
tLe sfstlit,s The reports are t. be made i'm Uripg
and t. specify the offence and the persons vessels
by which II Is committed.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
GENERAL MccLELLANS SICKNESS.

report reached this city on FRIDAY thar Gov
eruor Mcclellan Lal lccn sudGcay se.zcd with
dangerous Illness ard lay al tho point of death at
Ls home on Orange Mountain, where he was at
tended by three physicians. Investigation proved
til, To hc much exaggerated account 81 a pdhiui
fut not scrions ATTACK. Governor Mcclellan, who
has no; befor. been confined 20 ms home for day
s,rce be- had a fever IN Washington eighteen years
tr,rhic which was attended With sufficient pam
for ni,u 10 seek relief feom hypOdermc Injections of
morphine. gentleman calling GA biIn. and learn
iuQ why hc could not him. reported hun as dan
Qcrously ill, and his one phN Sctan Was nui lpcd
T. three AID alarming dispatches w'le pu shod III
Newark aud Ncw-loIk. His physician said to "a
IIiUSE reporter last evening shat there Was n0tl-
IA. TO warrant tLcse statements aud that although
Governor Mcclellan was somewhat exhausted bv
pam, lac would soon be out. Dispatches mqninns
a. To- his Conultion have been received nom many
lu.rtlfs.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION.

The Circuit Court of the United States for the
Second Judicial District on Saturday met Tor the
appointment Of Supervisors of Election for the COM
Ing election of "a Congressman in the Allth Con-
rressiomal District. The vacancy Is caused by the
Death of AeXande Smith, of lonkcrs. who died on
the night of his election. Judge Choute has been
Ccslgnaed by the Court tONppoInt hlty-iour super
VisOrs. Notwithstanding the refusal oi Congress
al it, last To appropriate money for the pay
u.ut 81 deputy mafShal>. sufficient number Will
be- appointed To protect the interests Of the people.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
YELLOW rEvER At QUARANTINE.

/. Smdccat and Neil Petersen. sailors from the
bark Rapido, who were admitted to the Quarantine
hospital ten days ago with yellow fever, were dis
charged on Saturday, having become convalesccnt.
Young Altaiuarno. age nineteen. son of the Mexi-
eau General Altamd'no. who was transferred TO the
yellow fever hospital from the steamship City of
New-YoIk. upon her arrival nom Havana a lew
davs aeo died un SATURDAY. The bony was buried
OF Seguine Point, where II Will remain until cold
weather.
Tie Acting United states Disirict-Auomcv for
~ Sonfhrrn District Of New-York has sent lis
Crinion to Health Ofioer NaudorpoeL disp,sng of
tie suit brought against the spanish steamer Ca
fia for violating the quarantine regulations. After
reviewing tie ease lie decides that th" Spanish hill
Of nealth approved by the American Consul al lfa-
yaua Is iu iul compliance with the law, and that
III, vessel should bc loved from further dctgH-
ton except sac. the local quarantine regulations
fatu.rt
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
PROMINENT ARRIvALs

Drer0orf U0nse-The Hon. WiIIinm VI. hNhIts'
Secretary Of state Franois r. Hayes cf Boston;
G;issy Jo,tse- Posfmn General ID. NJ hey hHSsant
pHsaatsr r G.nerl a. ID HaIen and Alfred Gather 81 On
ciunafi rim Areiue H0tsf-Count ana CpnnIess No,
linden ~ Cermany Congressman f. T. NooonfIuRc oi
vermont and j. " Camden o West NirgiIa G ~
de Morella and LOUIS Polo dc hcrhte,
spanish Legation Washington and John NtWel "i
c,ro - Holman B0usc-Judge John :. HageT, OF Nhiioi
no isrnf JolS,-Rear dm raj john ]. Amy, L. S
y 81 James H1'eI-General Rufus Haxt"n u :. 49,.
<iit.crIs Vofr- Commander Byron Wilson ana Lieutenant
& A. Mcdaniel L. = W and Colonel A. B stomp. Ig.I.';.
V,romofgn VofeiA BarstOw Of the United states ln
dian COMMITS on and ira d. Sankey ~ ndso Hoei
Canaip Arcv LYME Of the BRUSH Iork
Hoe-Wiiau III L. Hamilton, of Maryland
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
"SorDr'-S School-board Inqnisitor: Good

Innruu. cOAclnau YOuI name N IIO-sfr, btIlcyt I
Iayc you any chlldrruboy- or gr!.f Old Groom tas-
.uing intense fusekut--: Ntr, tr at your service,
ar Nee sir; Two llfI-.riI--" school bOard lnquisl-
toi: d. they 20 To scnoof Od Groom: -cioOl, SIT
NOt they. si % -coOboard InqusiiOr ihercelyJ And
yray Why IOif' Ola Groom tslaAlls hls Lcadj: An.
sr they've gOt such wills - their own, Hlr! Schooi-
board luqu-itor: "Aha!-iproducing notebook with
more meeEly): "Janc and Mary, sir. Ones nineteen,
r aud the others just TUNED O twOan-t~enty, GIL J.
(Lxt ILQuisitOr bGsLIyJ--lPuneh.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

been director from the organization OF the bank.
He came to New-York about twenty-five years ago
and engaged In business. He became the head of
the large coal and iron firm of Lewis Audenreid ~
Co He retired from business at the close OF 1870.
Before coming TO New-York Mr.. Potts lived at
Pottsville, PENN having been for many years one
OF the largest miners of anthracite coal in that
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
me BENNErr ARCTIC ExPEDI1IoN.

SAN FRANCIsco, Sept. 12.-The schooner
Onnals.kn, winch has arrived IN port from sanaE.
reports that Arctic exploring steam yacht Jean
nellie sailed from Ounalasha for ~ MchaePs at 1880 H..
~. August q. At 81 McAaei's the Jesnncio "a- 40
take Oh nnaIu fsQ iuduX dug Sculcs and Ocr al tcits
10 complete mer Uutft the cruise to the North Pole
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

For mrny years ] hcvc had continued side
.,5 ires. Hr 9i lltnsntss. fn .ofa. l''ey cured
py Inc IIOINts LIVER PAD Co.'S Treatment .. ,.,,.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

ERTNCH GOLD PAPER HANGlNGS, >?
cts. yer IDi n" papol. II; 6. ~ 'lll. y. ei .o' %
,.r ,,air .s e.rpets aul oh cloths 80 rt-. p'r yari
F'' F IA- H.ttAIEN.
81 Hudsou-st.. between sprne -nd anal,
LTRlCrURE. Impotence and Diseases 81 tha
= t,.r .,i.-4I. - ca,il AMI .liails rfL tt'tt
% nnI5ta7. HE'S iY AlANIEl.>.t.D, ;"Alst'l-'N
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

. The theatres are open. the hotels crowded.
tho town ed with visitors bgsn.sf a'fc ard Tie de id
for Krovs Pan apes of gcutonos hats uT sampled Io
crre bao, s n X o !oii af make ycir selection at -l2
Broadway. or the Fifih Avenuo Hotel
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

For correct STYLES in ecntlemen's hats, of
superior quality so oto t,i oFl' fa-laciuiei 10 a'-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At hODNOi" ~"
2ls BROADWAY
eam. e57. Noon. 6s'. 2 n m 7O, Mlih,vn' non oo''
Highest during the dav. TO-. lowest yof
Average esq.,. same day. 1873 oos'
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

PRESIDENT OF TIE NATIONAL PARK BANK.
George ii. Potts was elected President OF the
National Park Bank ON Friday to MI the vacancy
caused by the recent death OF James l.. Worth. Mr..
Potts il one oi the heaviest Stockholders and LAS
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15

WINCHESTER, llYrcruo,pIHrr7
Mn cure Coi. ton Coughs. h lnciuf bcpity &c.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
pRonrcE snIPNENrs TO EUROPE.

The seven steamers which sailed lor Europe on
Saturday carried out unusually large cargoes Of
breadotuis. fresh meat and dairy products. In view
of the short crops Europe. II Is anticipated that
fr.,ghts lor Europe will continue 60 be much in de-
Iuaud throughout The next season. Tie total guam
milo. ol tle unclpa fTcighfs carried by the seven
st,,,.sh iu. ahovc mentioned were: 2ZO.4O2 BUSH
a, OF gram, u 800 barrels and sacks "i noui, 300
tos of lft IN meat 12D head Of I've cattle, 300 car
g. - of canned meats. %, 500 boxes of cheese,
1"95O packages Of butter. zoo barrels Of sugar
1iO Darlel. of syrup. 4,7oO bales of cotton $500
ltxe- of bacon 400 haie- Of hops. .lZS hogshcads
o. tob. Geo, $50 SACKS Ol Cst meal, besides pOIA,
l;.nt. lnrG. dry GOODS, etc.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-15
STATEN ISLAND.

PoRT TIfcINOND.-Iroi Sturtevaut. ~ Penn
s,Ivania mas been appointed principal cf ,hc pub
lie school
TolTFNvILr.-Th West End Hotel was entered
hy burglar early yesterday morning ahu thc i"Mer
uart of the house WAS thoroughly I&nsuceed. Ihe
thieves earned OF large quantity Of siVerwaic
with wines, Liquors and cigars, IA all Vaiuoda at
about $500.
The New York herald., 1879-10-10

myself only. but believe that ninc-tcnths Of the
anti-landord agitation will do more to arouse tho
Irish people all the world to the necessity OF
putting an end to English rule in Ireland than any
lining that has occurred this century.
40 RIBBoSMES IN IRELAND.
You will have noticed the statement in this
mornings HERALD that the British government has
ordered two squadrons of dragons and other troops
TO be stationed at Balinrobe to suppress the ribbon
men. What do you think OF thatY'
''The only solid facts Ia that statement are the
dragons. The rlbbonmen myths. Some Of
us here have the of knowing where
ribbonmen and other such people to be
scarcely any left in Ireland and certainly none
III Mayo. Times like these every Irishman taking
part III the anti-lsndord movement is classed as u
ribbonman for convenience by the British govern
ment. l; is one OF Jim" Lowthurs fippant WAYS
Of dsposing OF question which no knows
nothing. When this anti-rent movement began
the people knew that these drlgoons were ut tho
call of the government. and the sending OF them
over is mere idle threat. q Tho government may
use them next month. when the rents tall due in
assisting the landlords to ovict the tenants and
some people may DO slaughtered. Nationalists in
America havc wish to force the people
their countrymen Mt home are butchered you
NAV rest assured there Will DO snch here as
will keep Engand's hands full for some time to
come Ii wo cannot save the lives OF our kindred
at home we can and will wreak vengeance their
murdercrs.
Speaking Of the possible advent OF Mr.. Parnell
or Dayit Mr. Devoy said that either or both gente-
men would receive u hearty welcome from tho nR
tionalists of America.
The New York herald., 1879-10-10
PAYMASTER BRADFORDS WILL.

IT'S PROBATE DENIED DY SURROGATE DALEY, ON
THE GROUND THAT THE TEsrAroR WAS OF
UNsoUND MIND. rffl ii1o hr
John o. bradford. formerly Paymastcr General OF
the United States Navy, which recently
amined III the Surrogate's Court OF Kings county
Surrogate Daley has rendered o decision denying
tho probate OF the instrument. Deceased disposed
OF over 81. 900 900 worth of railway, banking MN
Ing and other stock to his executors. He de-
viscd that the interest thereon should bc
applied to the education and maintenance
his two grandchildren, Walsingham and Luceilo
Bradford, children OF his son. James o. Bradford.
The surplus of the estate bcq qucathod to his
Edward L. Bradford. Tho will was contested the
ground that deceased WAS not of sound mind at the
Bradford. The real value OF the estate does not
coed. 1t Is alleged. $4,000. inadvertently extra
ordinary ovcrestiinate.of the worldly possession of
tho deceased Is alleged to have been mado. In his
opinion Surrogate Daley says:--
executed the Instrument offered probate Objections
have becn filed by of his alleging that tho de-
that the same is not his last will and testament II
sought To be shown the trial OF tho raised that
te attorney who drew tho instrument and that the viii
did not express the wishes of tho testnor After
,"sSif Was at fault, but do % find that ''tSs there
the time tho instructions given tho tssator "
dying condition aud not possessed Of sufficient mental
and fully direct what disposition should bc mado of his
estate That such his condition is the opnon of hi.
whom is young lady and cgstse named in tho nstru
mcnt who BY the rejection of tho will loses what
strained o believe the tostato ntondod give her
Is with much reluctance that compelled to deny tho
probate of the offered the last will and esta
ent vi said deeoased Lot decree be cntercd accord
tngy.