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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-19
NEWPORT LINE
FOR BOSTON.
.TnAIlII-A-H EARE 81

FRS l.tLASS FARE 81.
Tickets limited aud only steamer leaving New
YOf day sale, and connecting train leaving
the next morning at $50 Tie magnificent steamers
"NEWpONI" and "ULD COLONY"
viii leave ScW York daily az Sundays executed from
Pier 25 y r. foot OF Aduayst Passengers BY tls route
leave SeWl 80 To so minutes later than via Ohsr lBc
and connect Newport At 3o 80 L.. Win FAST EXPRESS
TRAIN, arriving at Boston 1880 .. THIS l. TIE ONLY
LINE at low iaras that Affords passengers FL Ii
NIGHTS RESI- Returning connecting train leaves Boston
40 running through To Newport IN TWO hours. steamer
arrives In NeW-lOrk at O'clock next morning.
Tickets aud SatcrOos be Obtained only the office Of
the Lane. Pier %. y. r., aud On board steamers.
GEo. l.. CCNNoR. BORDEN & LOWELL,
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Il EUIGU VAILEY EATLROAD.

II ARRANGEMENT Oh PASSENGER TRAINS March
1919 Leave dcpD loot Of CUrandt and DrsbiOs7eas-
100 p m. Tor EastUn, Bethlencm, Allentown, kc@inR
Nluch Chunk HaIetun, MluaEOy CITY, Ashland Wilkes
bare scranton and Iuukhanno'A 49,, -. ,,.,
$50 u. m. Night Express day lor faslO, betilelenL
AIIent6yp Mauch Chunk NiiSesDtrrc. LmiIa, Ithaca
Grury, Auburn Rochester BuuO NlaSarH Fails and the
WcsL Pullman soopng COACHES attached
"'''' - HOBI SANRl, SuU't and Eugr
General Office, Church aud C0rtlauusts
CHAS A.. INNINGS.
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RIO JANF1RO July lG-Co9cc market quiet prices mail
tanned change; Rio Good trsts GlUO@ GZ50 RES PEI
klcs. Exchange on London, .OJ.
SANTOS July lbCOneo-MaGEet que; prices maintained
no change superior Santos 6ODOU6zOO res per ~ KIDS
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Gauuss Banks.

THE BANK TOR SAVINGS u
No. 81 BLEFCKEl.sr, NEw-lORK, July g. 1879. &
TENHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have this day
declared the usual interest under the provisions OF tho
b aw the last six months tadlg tie 3Oth June. tot
lows:
At the rate OfFIVE PER CENT per all sums 0t
FIVE dollars aud under hye hundred dollars, aud ~ FOUR
PER CENT all amounting five hundred collars
ana upward, payable AMI alter the THIRD MONDAY,
being the 2lst, OF tins month
This interest carried credit ~ dcpostOgs
principal the 1T instant where 1t stands exactly
deposit.
Ii viii De entered the pasbooks any time when
qaired. on and after the 2lst instant.
GEORGE CABOT WARD, Secretary.
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DHILADELPHIA. July IG. 1s7D.

L NOTICE Is HEREBT 'uIVfE Tat in q certain
action hc!c0ifr CONNIE ctd 81 ur United rt.ts GIt.
Court between archer !. MaIu. yIlnG and The
Of The t2rt Mortgage B0nd0tyrs Of the rluy wanna and
Delaware Railway Company md Ciub, tcC daIts ipr ihe
foreclosure ana slc O tive riO Tord pcenir r has
been died against the yol TrGatco- ~ the second
MORTGAGE B1IGhoceI, th- obi, wlic1 g.
equity reden u the gees and - se lie
mad c1I Of c 5ec9Id oTgae Holders cf bonds
by he second mortgage may obtain al iniqInaon which
titJ may desire DY application To the Hon. WAYNE
MhCVEAG. Counsel Tor The unIorsigned f02 Walnut st.
IN lhdelphia. SAMUEL p. STOKES.
hIhlCkLAND KNEAss,
IIlhtecs.
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Mixed July 44i9c bid and 4i7sc asked August ~ &C. nu
443c asked september 46c. b'd aa 4o'se ASKER.
Market closed dull Fair and GOOD Whe % ga hui
one car stained S7c Al the Open Board Oats were
S6c asked August 3c bid Sac asked September sc
hid and ~ &c September Mixed Provisions unohK,
Beei-City Mess sI2 Hams Sl9GS2p Pork-Mess' -
oslo 80; Extra Prime. sSdsS 81; Hams-Snoked, lv2s
GGBc lin salt sc; shouders in salt 4c DO sugar
Picked &C.; smoked. 49ld5c laTd-Westerh uoIovs
6iadGTc; do Buchers' 5edJ@c. Butter urn CIeanei4
Extra l5dl7c; Bradford County and New YORK fAua
l5"; Western Reserve Extra lldioc' 90, oova
TO Cloco 7dloc; Rolls nrmer rsnnI Iogipc
Fcgs dull Pennsylvania, l2c; western -, ~ 90 LII
Cheese steady; Factory, 5sdGtc western run
Cream bd5as; Good 4dic. Coffee dun ana upoaneel
sugar 6ase6'4c FOR Far to Good ieuniag
Powdered and Granulaed, Sac; Coniersners Moun ~
sioc: Standard A. sac. Mnlasses firm 5O'ies eNslhp
25 &C Seeds nOmnally unalt red Feed du winter bran
sl1 6O0sll IS Spring Bran, Eli 2oatli oo
81. LOUIS July 1s-Flour dun Double bSlIa f 5.
siGSi 10 Treble do. - 1884 80; Family u vVdst
Choice So Wheat Irregular but generalV lower
No . Red FAIL 05ssd96c cash 9jnsd9oc; july $50
Size closing % go, August 94a95s closlg AZ e44c
September No do J3d9ic cash Corn lower LOT cash AZ
September lower at 29'sc. bid cash 29d29Hc; July
24.4c bid August. RYE dull at 49c bid, cash Whskey
nominaly 50 25 free on board Blk mehts no
market Bacon nominal; shoulders, lOc; Clear i oZ3cj
Gle r SIDES b5Cc No offering Recc!pta-Four 46o0
bbls Wheat, 1881 600 bus Corn t5l OIO os Oa.s ovVV
bush Rye 900 bush: Barley, 1000 bush. Shlpnehts-
Flour $500 bbs Wheat, 10000 bushi Corn ''oOo oush
oats 600 bush. - - -. ~. C.,,,o anita,
Rosin quiet STRAINED 81 % GOOD strahra p u
az $40 Crude Turpenine steady Hard 81; lelloW Dlp
81 60; Virgin, 81 10. Tar firm at 9Oc Com quiet fre
White 55c.
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TILE GRIM TRADE.

Liverpool July ia leading grain crcuar says; "Tht
advance lIa has been sic3 Y maintained Ls week; sup
Plies Of foreign liberal On The wuoc The trade with
been active 0s during last week. Tod
there bat tow buyers IN the market Wheat wa mac
tive az ILL., decline utaIly al descriptions -Four however
was in good request 81 full prices The demand Or Com
who'd tft
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Express Trains leave New Y6rk via Desbrosses AMI

Express Trains leave York DesDrOsses AMI COrt.
~, - ,o % anCt street Ferries as follows; $50,
45O 100 $50. a . Ec, II a. l. 800, 4. D. ., $50,
100 ana 10 p IN sunday $50 and a. hi D. D. 1857 $780,
Boats oi Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trans Jersey CITY Attending gugg and direct transfer
Tor BTOOkIyu travel
Returning taius leave Philadelphia. l2Ol, 800 1855. 7.
1880, =, $50 AID II Limited Express, 1880 M p
53u aud 1850 p m Ga SUNDAY, l2OI, 5:2O 500, $, $50
!. 1850 p. m.
Ticket Oifcos-Nos 526 and 94i broadway. No. Asor
Desblusscs and Cotandss NO CouIt-
st and BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot Fut0nst. Brook.
Iva: Nos Id llJ ana llS HUdsOi-st.. HOJOSon:
Depot, Jersey city Emsrant Ticket ohlcH No. Bat
t.ry.paco T.. =. FARAiER
FRANK THOMSON, GenI Passenger Az.
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CHARTER FOR SALE.

One OF the valuable franchises in existence is offered
for sale TO close trust.
Among the exceptional rights IL cOnfers
!. Pepetuity of Corporate Lie.
o Unlimited right TO acquire, hold and deal in Real
Property
s. Unlimited right acquire hold and deal in species
only the right to issue its own noiesto
circulate money.
4 Unlimited right carry every species Of lawful
business.
8. Unlimited light to fix tolls and charges.
g. Unlimited right to consolidate with other corporations
z Unlimited ght oissue upon prescribed
by its directors.
g. Absolute right declare stock paid mp any terms
agreed 10 with shareholders.
o. Absolute exemption Of shareholders from all personal
liability not expressly assumed by them individually.
TO- right TO change the corporate name at any time
upon nominal terms.
H. Special exemption from taxation.
For particulars ami terms address,
j. HARPER RIGBY,
p. %. Box 3i4S. New-York City.
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HAVANA MARKET.


HAVANA July l8.-Spanish gold. 2l3 Exchange firm
the ned states 60 days gold. S2092 premium snort
do, 9laG 10 premium on London, 2Ja2l premium.
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Diui0cn0 Notices.

OFFICE OF TIE MERCANTILE TRUST CONTAIN
30. l2u BAOADWAY. y. y.
4 Ii HOLDERS OF REAL EST ATE MORT
- GAGE BONDS guaranteed b. the MERCANTILE
TRUST CpMPANl, maturing on Ia. lst day Of February
1880 viii be PAID principal with accrued Interest
prosen:at.u OF said bonds al the CCmpany's Office.
L. J.. MONTGOMERY. Treasurer.
ELEAR CREEK COMPANY, of Georgetown,
~ Colorado CSiyCr Reduction Works.. Tho thirteenth
ular MONTHLY DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT on the
tapal stock WI be paid uy thc Treasurer The Zo inst,
the Office % The Company la tins city II. AUGUSTUS
TAYLOR, President OS broadway, Room ..
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ONE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR 10 WORCESTER. Li'cited tlcNcts 81.
GOOD SUPPER the boat 80 cents Steamers leave
pier 30 North River daily. at $3.50 p.
steamers OF the NORWICH LINE leave same pier daily
I'VE ugys sunday 5;3I NJ Tor Boston, MOr.
ce.te &C. and Tor Portland the Whte Mountains daily
eA,nnt saIulhAYA.
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COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL July ls-l2sO m,cotton dull do Md MIDI
Guiding 1000 bales for speculation and export heeeps
GS Sde no AmgT n and TeT &
do. August and september deiycIy also O4,i no
yenber delivery G7ssd do October delivery sod sales OF
TOOK 90 bales exporters took 1000 forwarded from
the .hps size direct to pales actual edp3r
Soa Da Sci SssdSS Sst. American
LIVERPOOL, Juy s-l$0 D. m.-Miidng UPands Cotton
0 GTESPooi. July 1873 p m-The Cotton today
incuded g. $50 bales American. 49,, r,,,
Low MdGIng clause July August delivery, Gsli do
August and september delivery eigs dS do cor
November delivery 6'ssd do November and December
LEEfoo l85p qcy steady S Up
RreTsfA July ls-Coion nominal: Middng SC; Low
sioes is7a lis a I SIS weekly
sHiTMoRR July 1S.-Cotton nominal Mdding l2iIcc.;
9g MddG o 1t Sasi S9e oF 80 Bales sccE 8
weekly receipts go bales gross 90 pS' oAol,s ~
Gise GT D1es sic SaG 266 bales
BOsroy July ls-Couon quet' Mlddhng &c: nf nv 9Si
bales gross $50 bales EXPORTS to Great @ 100 %
76s bales exports Great Bnaip $50 eaes ,,,,,r,
1i5GIisc Tow Niddnr lao SC: Good Ordinary. llc
net receipts bales stock l5 bales wseXy h Eg, receipts
GALvEsIoS Jgy lsCot.on dulhomrai aiddie ~ e;
b Low M .{o9 ~ Sao 9oo1 oiu'''' '''
LorsyIILi July iS-Cotton quiet unchanged; Middhns
NE;rus July 49, Cotton dgll nominal; Miiang II C
receipts bales shipments 7G5 Dalos sales nohe stock
MomiT July ls.-Corton nominal; Middng 1l2lc.: Low
Mdding sc. Coca Ordinary, lie; net receipts ~
bales stock. 2.43j bales. ,--, ,,,,
SEw-OKEANs. July ls-Cotton in moderate demand Nld
ding. u oc Low Middlng lac; Good Ordinary, 81
net Teces 81 bales gross 81 Daes exports 10 Great Br
tain G75 bales sales 900 bales last evening" 300 bales
stock. 1921 bales ,,,,,,,- 70
NORFOLK July lS.-Cotton quiet steady; Middling, l2c
receps 20 bales exports ccast"se honei safes hohe
stock. 6i3 bales. .,,,,,. ~, .
I0,g Nddng l2lzc; Ordinary, ll4c net receipts
none Cs 81 bales sales ia bales all to sinners stock
g,c0S bales. $500. -,
SAVANNAH July 10 Gotten dull Mldling, 117sci Low
Middliug. NC; GOOD Ordinary, NE; net receipts ~
bacs exports cOastwise 50 bacs sales none Stock l'42
bales.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
FALL RIVER, Mass, July lsThe Printing Cloths market
has very quiet with previous quotations unchanged Out
easier.
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RIVER JUNC TION.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA CONNECTICUT RIVERLINE.
THROUGH sAND ROUNDTRIP TICKETS CAN BE
PURCHASED AT TICKET OFFICE y. Y, " H. a II. II.
H., GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT; NO. AZ BROADWAY
OFFICE CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY; AT No.
~ BkQADWAI OFFICE PAsSUMPsIG 4; r.. AND AT
TIE NETWORK TRANSFER COS OFFICES, NO. ga
BROADWAY ANpNo 10 1QURT,sr, BRo0KLYN. AEp
Al PRINCIPAL HOTEL TICKET OFFICES, AT EACH
OF WHICH PLACES FULL IMPORTATION CAN BE
OBTAINED.
BRIDGEPORT and all points on HouSatonic
kD and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare 81 steamer Bird epOrt
leaves dAy Sundays excepted at 1880 M.
AID Bridgeport at IL y. III.
TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
4 FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS, MON rREAIa and in
ternedIate points. Steamers leave Pier % l.. r., daily
SUNDAYS excepted al p (iweuty third st. T. H. AZ 3lJ
p M and IL p a., connecting with special trains at New
Haven for Hartford Springfield sc. Tickets sold and bag.
checked at 9ii Broadway, NtwNcrS, ana Court
Brooklyn. Excursion TO New.tayen and return. II 90
TOR RONDOUT and MISUNDERSTANDING
u C0zzens (West POHt), Cornwall Newburg. Marlboro,
Milton POuCukoep>tc, ESOpus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware WaKi Valley Railroads MES
". BALDWIN aud THOMAS CORN ELLIcaye ID ALLY AZ
=. H., Pier 81 North River, foot OF HtrrisOu-st.
Thomas Cornell
leave at ok D. ding with LyeGlu. Train
lp Is C.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Great Trunk

a
Line and United states Mail Routeon and after July
- 1879 trains leave New Urk, DesbrOsses and COct
landt street Ferries, as follows:
Express Harrisburg Pittsburg, the West aud South,
with Pullman Palace attached, a. AMI $50
For Wamsport, Lock Laven, Cory Erie, at $50
~ connecting Cory for Itaye Petroleum Centre aud
the Oil Regions Wiiimsport aud Lock Haven, . a.
Baltimore Washington and the South, Limited Washing
Il Pullman PaOr Cars daily. except Sunday,
10 a. M; arrive Washington I:l2 p m Regular az ALSO
ami $40 Il. m. l. and 10 D. N SUNDAY, 10 p. m. -. -
Express cor Philadelphia $3.50, $50 $40 90 Limited II
800 !, ,, q. :: o. $50 and 10 SUNDAY ioo ana
pa M . ., 800 $3.50 and 10 D. M Emigrant am second
class, 1880 p.
For Cape Nav, Ii a u. and p m.
Ioats of Brooklyn Anuex cOnncct with all through
trains rsy CITY, aHOFdng speedy and direct transfer
Trims 4rfve-From Pittsburg. GO5. 1910 a. M 1910
D. m aiy and $50 $40 7. daily except Monday.
IlOm Washington aud Baltimore, u 80 =. SOU 400,
lU:lOp sunday gIClO b. m tIoin PnLale phl $780,
600, $50, $40. luio l3Oa m = sou dyu W. sou ahd
lU:lU NJ; Sunday 300. 800. o;oo lOi@ t4;oo H. H.
Ictei 0aces 52J ga Broadway, 70 Astor House
on moi of Desrosses and Corlaudtsts No COurtsL, and
BrGokiyn Annex Depot foot o tuliolst Bro2Syn; Nos.
III; and HudSoust. HObOkcn Depot Jersey CITY
traran Ticket Office. 30 Battetyp ace The NeW.IOfs
TiarC C,mpy VIII cal or and clee baggl from hotels
nj residences , - ,,,p,,t,n ,.,,, r...,,.... -.
f,ss . y .al ".
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OFFICE OF THE WABASH RAILWAY COhPASY}
No 80 broadway, NEW. YORK July J. 1879.
THE WABASH HALFWAY COMPANY offers

TTNHE " WABASH RAILW Al IVNIT nv VTItI5
4 for sale o its Stockholders ONE MILLION DOLLARS
OF THE SEVEN PER CENT MORTGAGE bon DIS OF
THE COMPANY, beng part of an issue OF TWO M0n Jol-
authorized al the special meeting OF the S'ocKhooerS
held at Toledo. May Ia, 1879.
THESE bonds are thousand dollars each ana are Sc
cured by mortgage dated May nth, 1879, made b. SAID
c0mpapy 70 Soon Humphreys and Daniel A lndley TITUS
tees conveying Tie railroad equipment franchises ana prop
sail IN said Edcntutc OF ORasc OF uce
OF trust described
Pupcpq due pril 1909. Interest per cent pay
able ANNUALLY prl and october. Principal and In
payab United states goo coin SINKING lin So
annum, PAYABLE annually OcOE Clst, after 1882
Sealed Proposals will be received from the Stockoder OF
Of he Company, broadway, until Friday
July 25th p. the purchase OF the whole
bonds OF not less than $1,000 and they
will awarded the highest bidders at the close OF business
that day.
Cash. PAYABLE August st with interest accrued on
olds from May J. III.
ANY information relative TO these Bonds and the
which the funds required be obtained at
the Office of the company. - .. .
NsTANTED-N. Y. Greenwood Lake Rail
w road Bonds in exchange farm land Address BATH
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uNuE ERlE RAll-NAN-

rVHE ERIE RAILWAY,
4 now known by its new name the NETWORK. LAKE
ERIE ANA WEST RN RAILROAD Arrangement OF Il ANS
. a. m. Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
loom Coachts 70 Buffalo and Suspension Buigs 81, -,
n. m connecting with ins tie and ~0J,h
west. Pu'man's best Drawngroom Sleeping coaches 10
I'd u. Daily Pacific ExIr,ss for the West. sleeping
aud Chicago without cnangei also Ote Dining ears 10
'T I'm In Emgrant train Tor the West
Trans caNe ChainbSis street Depot NeN-ferk' log , -
FNe"aiS ~ 4, 80 90 - ~ 49, mil o.. ~
It. t ii PARK and Passa!e g. 1850 TO- 1920 M
S"Ss u noon. las 3 800. ilO. 5:lO go go $50 = Id
\, ' 10 p. m, anG ~ mdagnl. ~, 80
Paterson ZIP s q TO- l9 9:iS 5 iio a. liz IL
$50 1850, :, lCp M ana ~ midnight senia .. $50,
9t5 iU%0 a; Il .; - q J. . ~; 6 5nS KIN II
midnight sundays. q. $50. 1920 ~, liS, ESQ, p m''
WafwicK. 1850 a. m. i:SO D. m.
New burg ANA cornwall 1850. q. m" $780, l30p m sun
"" ESn GT and Kingston m $3.50 sundays. $50
Goshen o. 1880 o. 1929 M $3.50, 800 i3O, p w. Sun
GAY SSl2lsown $50 ., 1850 a hi $50, $3.50 p NJ sun
days. $3.50, lo2O a m ESQ 2 M me "a Miland rail-
road at Nam $50 o. LOGO a. m, 43O 8 p Sundays
s.9G mn a. M 9, $50 and D. m -, ,.,,or &c., ,.,,
N,,tE Boats leave 2oist quarter on III and NJ,
hour l0u age aud ior IN prawingroom aud
srnng Coahes be obained aS1 9s az h hS ae
ing and n''Ir3 81 9 Ga oS sSS' BOaE n Y; 30
brooklyn or at The srpys IN SeIYork at 25
N, t22n S ana n ABBoTE usnl passr Ast. NewYOrE.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEwJERSsEY
S ssSdo; sSY n al and $50 Ss iis0 train vii
Manuel Sns v HbSo re- S Ssa Sss s At
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Fourteen Through Trans way daily three dtpots in
philadelphia two m Sow-iorS. .
Double Tract, the most Improvyt Equipment, aud TO
Fastest Tine consistent with absolute safety
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Connections. Leave foot Of Lbery-st for Freehold
7:45 li:i5 a. M. 4, 5:l5 Gp. m.
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y1O PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK A%6 PHILADELPHIA
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All NewYor and Brooklyn Gas Stocks and also all kinls
of EloOklVii investment securities. dealt IN Oy
EEO. IL. PIkENTIs.,. - RKOAn.sT. Y. v.
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Bfedmbonts dno RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILKOAD.-
- Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses Court
$50 for wsshin gon Pi.,sbarg Columbus Cincinnati,
ana the South. Pullman from Baltimore to newark
Loop N: iof WasbiuSton and the West Pullman ears
from York to Baltimore ana Washington making eoss
ana 81 Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore to Cincin
400 D. for Washington and the West making same con-
i Dor as a Weit or az s p @ ran sO0h and
man seepers from New York 20 Baltimore and Washington
Is LogIsy LSHs Golam6a litisGarg te south
na az Washington With irans for TyDc SSf@
For through tickets I Pa as az compaDv om. a
Broadway SewYorE, Ticket Offices loot Of cora1dt
ROUND TRIP fIcKKEETSso TO- iK5ASSsas. NEBRASKA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
- Ferry station 10 New.YOrk, foot Of Llberty.st
Ferry station IN brooklyn foot Of Fuon.s JEWELS Wharf.
commencing June ~ S7Trans leave foOtO
Chung Ta%adn wH21sG F1 % esvdI ssuSs
junction With D.: T. aud W; r. 4.
S SHaSs 1aES and LAKE SgacSas EsstSn aaT;%T
1880 M and a:SO p m-For somervle and Pennington
u m-FOr Pennington, EastOn, Mauch Chunk Tdmaqua.
WikesbaIse scranton TanEhannock Tamaqus HazeltoD.
AGO ,. m.-For High Bridge Branch schooeys Mountain,
BnGls lake and Lake Hopatcong Easton Belvldere and
$50 p H. daily-For Eason Allentown and Harrisburg,
7:45 ,. m.-For Easron.
For trains to local points see timetables at stations
p sUSDAE TkAIHs-Leaye at a. M u p M for Bound
ooK ana intermediate points, and at $50 H. Tor Esston,
Reading and Harrisburg.
Boats Of the Brooklyn and Eric Annex make connection
at Jersey City Station 10 and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey city.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Red Bank Long Branch ocean Grove
&C. at Tao. o. liJ, No. 100, $3.50 (cxpreSs !. 5:i5
p.t
connections TO and from KEYPORT a Matayan sta
ton ana from Oceanic and Fair At Red BANK 10
aud from Point Pleasant at sea Girt with ali trains
REDUCED EXCLUSION FARES FOR THE SEASON.
FREEHOLD and NEW-Y0RK RAILWAY
Connections Leave foot Of Liberty-st. for Freehold
745, lii5 a. M, 4, 5:l5. Gp. m.
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ - LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOX TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS.
Leave New York foot Of Lhertst for rreUtOn Pha
depna az 6JO 40. q. lll5 l.3O 4 53n 1.l1. IL
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financial.
GAS STOCKS.

GAS STOCKS & City R.R. 0Iorse and Elyt'd
SIalock. & BomG. Lougnt & sold EI.MENIIIs Broalst
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CLAIMS PROSECUTED debts collected I;
~ fees contingent highest references THEODORE
lawyer, 397 FultOn-st., Brooklyn.
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NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION

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&C. at 7:4j 8, ll4J, l30. $3.50 (express 5:i5
u.
connections TO and from KEYPORT ut Matayan sta
ton: TO and from Oceanic aad Fair Haven Red Bank
and from Point Pleasant at Sea Grit trains.
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PRINIINH CLUTI0 MANhET.
FALL RIVER Mass, July lsThe Printing Cloths Market
ruled very quiet with previous quotations unchanged Out
easier.
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D. N. Daily Pacific ExIrcss for the West. Sleeping
aches through TO BJnalo. Niagara Fails Cincin'
Chicago without cnange; also dOtel Dining cars 10
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NErANTED.-N. Y. Greenwood Lake Rail
w road Bonds in exchange farm land Address BATH
The Columbus journal., 1879-03-05

The dead body of an unknown
man was found the other day near
Beatrice, which bore the unmistak a.
Bile marks of having been murdered.
He appeared to have been strangled,
his forehead crushed in with some
blunt instrument, the side of his
head beaten to a jelly, and his skull
fractured in several places. There
were marks of wagon track from
and to the main road to the tall
grass where the body was found,
supposed to be the team that bro't
aud left the body in the slough
grass. The matter is being investi-
gated and further developments are
expected.
The Columbus journal., 1879-03-05

In the investigs tion of the Olive
gang at Hastings on the 2Sth ult.,
every member Of the grand jury
concurred in returning an indictment
for murder in the first degree
against Ira P. Olive, Brown, Pedro
Dominicus, Baldwin, Barney Gillian,
Phil Dufriend, Gertel, Green and
one other (who has not been ar
rested) as principals in the murder
of Luther Mitchell. The indict-
ment against these parties contains
six counts as follows:
First, Shooting with a Winchester
rife in the right side.
Second, Shooting with w in
chester rife in the left side.
Third, Strangling by means of
rope.
Fourth, Breaking the neck by
means of rope.
Fifth, Burning with fire.
Sixth, Producing death by means
of instruments to the jury unknown.
Thompson, a herder and negro
who did the cooking at Olives
ranch were subsequently indicted
as accessories to the murder. One
month has been allowed the pris-
oners to prepare the defence, and
Judge Gaslin has fixed the 31st of
March for the commencement of the
trial.