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hns bro,, =, ,i,k IN Couso,tdntcti Pactnc M
,sh'eh !. "a q :ty.two feot deap, and % ssovins
smooth mn H.. ""o qu"'s's 1e's "o'' WILL
e"'0o'n .,.'.. W. 40.
fhsa sN7 INDICATIONS 90 TO BnoW
1 ,s do s - On; On sass q s 9s ra a
and extent han any of tlloso aEose mentioned.
and, as expert having no connection wilntcvor
with tho min !, mold that thern nro at present
Of course mat 'ftaliy enhance It's value. Five
hundred feet ssluth Of tho tunnel IL tho main
working shhft, ,248 feet deep, with double cotn-
partmcuts, AMI admirably tfmbercd. Near
inch Ledge comes into viaw, for Altcch
feet. gradually dippittE east, md nt this point
~ n'p eglncs y Out o1 Mo enai1 ite nla
Sc"t 1ccn SrG'ahnw. I"sns ,noYn',t I Icino "r3
thcro Il 'const 4crahe m.otitr If ore for mt. hit
tbs far son.+ ray a. cccs ta va " III te tnn
an;c ~ ds,s Ene On o ne vsy 5e e soeKs
4hnvs thnmoit i. wn1l 70 Tiya fri,"r nartfc,,;ers
ntct, more cspc,taily os i il tlc n sly n inno al
imnnrtnnrc IN nc.ii.-.wItb ~" nr:crttn, ~ ~
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,lerrsc n inveinnnsant wtho1,t icvy,nT nm NJ, ~.
Ihn WIFI ri simrn M III. ,,'tr ~. hoo oo, y.
tract.I frr - frn ak 't,' ;nnt nm ~
risttnr ro,, III r. ~ ia, 1hr ,xorH han I hoo
vsrr nffcrtnaiiv i,ons Annthcr ,nine rs,cra ii,n
VOL, i,as niso ncer rrccir n ,ho III str1o IL
th.. R,ncshawk u ie hn;*tt :" snrt. ~ ,shic,'
cnst afnmt ~ hon III RI" .,ns,h1s nnr,n.,t'n"nt ~
shatt bss han s,'n ,.nn,c IN fea. O,, H.. t'r.t
statin 5yas e.toh1ishtx m thc Sln.fnot II invnII
Syf,cnrr rross.r,t Wis rim wost m tl,c wnr-sn
irs." thlr.r..ir fe"t lang, a. " ihis ' n,nt
ic;1c wns s}rsct fonr fect vtho t ,rh,ch d tndco
has bc"m ~, tfrn1nh me t,ot teso i'
vnnd. nj IL" cn.i NJ H., dill, L an nntaiss ~
=
rcsci,cd o ~ ran1 fe,. fcct fuIthnS i,,"ro T. y.
aIsc n ,vin,e m III. trorrnn ind"o o,ch1r roae
nron' rcnch,u~ tnc t,,irtv.,wo.fnot inwn, NJ,
which tnyri ia m mat trnss.cnt erventv'aro fset
on Ills Joycl il sisty-d yo fent. NM, an sbor,nr n
rnnd. .stzrtl icflor in INV nnyt ict+n" I Kali
, 1879-06-28
lAERTES.

Thesn hearts, theae hearts Of onra!
Last n!ghL told Augustus was lila,
Told htM loved him. and reached up my tnono
For hiH cArcssts-tonaer ktea on kIss-
Az flowers reach up for dewdrops, In drou-A
These hearts. theso hearts Of uRrst
To-day saw Lacrtcs, my old loye,
know not wleteforc, bur strange unrcst7
4 donbt, thrill. aromca suddenly TO nova
Tbs hostt TINT ycator. . on lay tn my hreatt
Like soMc conteMtel bird housed In it, ncsE
Alas, thbso hearts OF ours!
do not lore T4aertes. Long ago ...
cast him By a. worthless. Yet h0 wo1d
30 bright face To-day, lnpK 10 know
II no has gnitp forgotten al! he aw0rs
III those old luTa.lit days that are no nort.
These hearts, these l.eArts OF ouFAl
Has he ousllved hta passfon1 Did his heart !,
Thrill Ike An unused Assp 'ueath some !oTsa
tonch
When my voice spoke hsnnmef IIave no aEs
Whercwlth to stir huart that loved 10 much
In that dead pastY Or does he play a pa1tt
Alas! thesa hearts Of oursl
Could he forgot that past-his past and n,ooi
Koyul ~ Summer, glowing ~ Tho South!
tlow could lat Augustus kiss the mouth
Where oncU Al ktsses poured Ike noctaEed vsnoG
Alas, LastEes ~ no longur mtuel
Alas, these hearts OF ours!
ELLA WuEHLsn.
, 1879-06-28


From f. v amd'!tv's Ct'rsespondsacs from 7kr14 to
hsln 1atk Tribune,
There Il IN idea III tliu North that the heavy
Northern Immigration here Is rapidly leayentng
eventually lhi. will b Kepa6llsaa State
9auking tho old South und strengthening The
North, In case OF future sectional CONTROVERSIES
ain sorry 10 cay that there Is no tRlound for
ths pleasing notion. Nowhere 10 tho Southern
Democracy more eItrems. tutolssaut, aul! am
bilious than IL this State. Except In hs!f-a-
dozen northern counties, tho Northern settlers
have made no impression. Elsewhere tley ase
swallowed up iu Inc mass, aud dnd It comfort
ablc 70 lay asde their ,op'ulons and 90 with the
majority, or to refrain entirely from political
action. Then, for oyory immigrant who bas
como from tho North dur!nE The past fcw years,
At least ilrre have cnnlc from tho old Slave
slates. bringing with them tho hatred of the
Republican pnrtT they tmbibod At home. and
!As dutcrmlnat!on to make the South powerful
in national politics by Its unity.
Let 1t not be understood tllat Republican Is
tn any danger Of physical harm on aceonnt OF
dayys of vloIoncs have Kone by. Except ID low
localities the Democratic prepoaderauce u 20
, 1879-06-28
THE DEAD STUDENT.

Wit Carieson IN Harptrs Weekly.
It doesn't sceIn-now DOCS It, Jack!-as II poor
Twas only yesterday at noon hc had to take. his
he'd. -...
Tho day before. he played nrst base. and ran
And then, 70 slip away 40 sy-twas not at all liko
HtoWn
Tho ;,95y '|y ass sss' loo big to t'k'' Most any ono
III s01letims, ! hard get man wc,l laid outil
And Drown vns tast afro with life. 'Twouldnt
scare me, nyoW, u
Tq hear wl'oop nnd SEQ the man 60 rushing past
Aere now
Poor ntownl hos lying IN bis room. as white as
drIfteu snow,
called upon him, a. It wore, an hour or two
A.sushine Into Brownies room scemcd awkward
l'ko and qncct:
We hAyon't spoken back aud forth for something
like year.
wo didn't pull together square a single night or
1Iowe'ef wcnt, he coon cont,ired to lind another
lie ran against me In my loves; wo picked dozen
About that aiEl you nsca to lko-thc that mar
rscd Jones.
11o worked against nc in tho class. before my vory
ne opsnud mp and scoopcd mo square out Of tho
In tho la.i campus rush we camo to strictly busl-
AND tsom @ The so; &c hp iott undlmmca viewed hi.
damaged nose.
In tact, came at Inst TO feel--nnd own It With
That life wonld be worth living for II Brown were
but. when i heard that ho was dead, ny feelings
wou'd l.asa glvon half my life to got his back
again.
called upon him, aa II were. an hour or two
The room vas neat beyond axeusc-tho women
he sura 10 Ind no hand in that. and naueht about
To SEQ the order lying round had made him rosy
A'weS ssgqSst q e''' flowers smiled In tho
Straight sI9asn as!aa! s' t}esh window came tho morn
cloaeeased. sn'all eanary.bird Witt glossy, yell
Skipped dtear.!y from porch to perch and never
sung notc.
With halr unusually combod. sat poor Mcfarland
Alternately pern''ng Crock, aud wrcssInz with
A homa!y iltto girl of air, for some old k,adnoss
Wa. soSSlns in tho corner there as If her heart
would break.
The booEs looked worn and wsetehed like almost
nA II thoy know,
And seemed 10 bn a.whispeElnK thcit titles 10 my
viow.
Ills rod md unn were ia thotr place; mad high,
=. whare all might sec,
G}oanlol 1auntly tAa boating cup he won last year
from nc.
liftoa up the solemn sheot. That honest, earnest
face
Showed .'gns OF culture and OF toll that Death
could hot oFnsu. 1
Al Western skies at twlltRht mark whero late the
sun f1as been,
browns fAc1 revealed Tho nliul and soul that ptce
had burned within.
lonely he'd!
Oh. Jackl theso manly foes arc foes no tuorc when
th0y are lGadI
heart makes lato amends"
! took tho whitc Guild hand tn mne-aud Brown
and WeEc frlenls.
, 1879-06-28
An Accommodating FaaserKer,

The other day, sHys the New ilavcn Keglttr,
"a ltishman evidently not long rcsident OF
ths ct,lutry walked up to tbs tlckct ollco In
tho Unfoa depot unu sud to Aid. states:
'ttiive mo ticket Tor Eastl,auiptor,.h
Massachusetts, or Counrcttcutln asked the
genial dispenser of pasteboarfs.
>" Nsythur. I want = ticket TO Easthatnp ptou."
II undcrstaud; but there arc Eaathamptons
, 1879-06-28
THE COPENHAGEN FETES,
Celebrating tho Fanr IIundrndtll Anntyer.
anry of the Founding of tho Copenhagen

Celebrating tho Itouc |Iunttrodth Anntvar.
anry of the Founding of tho Coponhaeop
carr.,oond>,r. ", ,,r. n.r,,,
r,,n,,,.s.. I,.. WE ~ .oI1 ~ H t...
,.ss. 1s.,.o, -. ~. w wv u uopen'
"uken ioo@s to71aY more i'ko snsach thnn .
city. Almost every house ia decorated with
branches Of the fragrant beech, and from The
rrcsn hackrronnd wavcs unnnnchrnom H.
hieo1 NJ saan.a a ,.;.S ..s ,u.,.u lno
~. " w.. w. oas s'a VIZ I'o "uto etoss' .uo on
according to tradition, fell from tho hcaycus At
the battle of yolmar in Esthonla. II, 1oiD. dnrino
a crusade aooin,t I'm ho,,nor E.o,,, ~ 49,
~, r,oat T., ,nn s.1.o,. ~ .ns .,.s ."e' .oA'
you 'ncet III lae asscots IN uae Guy to-oay, from
that OF tho brlcklaycr to TINT Of the Gcncra],
tells you that either something great and good
Inns hnnncncd. or that anna vrc,t and 4n,f,;
event IL h.In1 commemorative ToSdov ,hn
1,.'S - ne.'.s 'oi.t'1ls.''o'1wu' ao-o"y tno
university u e9pohnaeen celeorates iss aooth
anniversary. Tho University, an imposing
building. lics on beautiful aa,,ara onno.llo tbs
Nntrnro1,ton r,hrrol, ,,,1ol tt1r,a 1rt,t,, ~ i.
,.s,a,. N, 1a ls'A ~
hcwu in marble. Tho University Is well Gu.
dowed: las about ff,rty Profcssora q little feas
than loco students, and q. library Of nearly
125 000 volumeB.
toned. Tho pulpit was hid beneath paIm
branches, on which was spread a Iaroo wIito
banner, bearing the agll Of the University in
gold. In from. Of tic pulpit n rostruM was
walls behind Tho apostles Wefe covered with
beech boughs two mighty pn,m trees lowered
on each sdo or tio altar, ;.,ld above tho scat o.
cupicd by tho roya family waved banner, In
s een,ss IF n wbh a w. 1srs feqsG .,m hsd Ta ~
from tne UpiyersIty building and entered tha
church, Several members ST tl,c royol family
thc Whole Corps Dop'o,uat;oue, tieIerations from1
TY.f.u f,t.ui
, 1879-06-28
4 honorable Ctlortstee.

E1-Goy Frederick HolbEool1, Vcrmoat's War.
GoysFnor. has been for forty ,ycars member .. .!
tho bEattschorouKh Congregational chott, and 10Y
the most Of the tl'no chefisleF, aud ho sings
now without u trcuor i'll his voice.
, 1879-06-28

KEsP 1r ~ Taz HousE-that II may b. promptly
sdmnstorod tn all sudden attacks Of cholera NOR.
6us. cramps. d!asshes, collie, 9t apy affection q
thu bowels, for Which es. james CaFmaIxtiFs BAL
sum Is an eaactual remedy. At this season OF t6s
year ovory family will md IN 1t useful and FsltAr
bic curative
, 1879-06-28

In kieH, RussEa, iozen Jowa have been tried
for eDdsayorIug To dcfent tho provisions Of the
Army law by submitting to the n,ntlIalion Of ID
eye each at The hands OF Hebrew surgeon.
The New York herald., 1879-09-08
POST OFFICE NOTICn.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE
The foreign mails Tor the week ending Saturday Scp
tomber H. lSiy will close this Office Tuesday,
NJ for Europe by steamer Wisconsin via Qnecn
Wednesday at A. M for Europe by steamer CAL
liza via Queenstown spondence for France must be
specially addressed and at io NJ for France direct bv
Labrador via IIavre; Thursday at 10 NJ for
ireland by City of Montreal via
for Great Britain and tho Continent bs
specially nddresed and at IL M for Europe by
Frisia via Plymouth. Cherbourg and amburg on sasnr-
day n ~ A. M for Germany, &c by steamer Oder
Southampton ana Bremen correspondence for Grcae
Britain aud the Continent must be specially addrcsscd.
and at ~ NJ for Europe by steamer Germanic via Queens
correspondence for Germany and Scotland must be
specially addrcssed and at ~ NJ. tor scotland direct by
steamer Ethiopia. via 1asgow The mails for Denmark.
sweden and Norway despatched by hamburg and
Bremen only The mails for all and south
Pacific leave Now York september To- The mails for
Havana leave Now York September IL. The mails for
Iiayt Savanlia &c roytown Port Linon leave Ncv
York september 49, Tho mails for Newfoundland leave
New York september The mails for tho West lndca
Porto Rico leave New York September is The msiis
for AustraA &C. leave Francisco september ~ The
mails China Japan Francisco October =
Posr OFFICE, NKw YORK, Sept. u, 1879.
THOMAS L. JAMES, Postmaster.
The New York herald., 1879-09-08

NNTi5 WEST 18TH sT-PRospEcr PARK LExING-
Alton aud Brighton orders received for Paris Mn
tuals Combination Pools to executed at unors
Point: pay Immediately after cach extra
mission charged. Also comb inaion book omen
ger boys receive prompt attention NELLY BLISS
TURF COMMISSION OFFICE. NO. i3 WEST 18TH
hs commissions received for Doncastcr ST. Legcr Sep.
tember odds starting price quoted la the London
Sportsman); money returned startors For inor
nation apply W address CRIDGK co.
The New York herald., 1879-09-08
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH orrIoE; i;2e5 BEoADwAYa7
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS. AID.
VERTIsEAENrS PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ARE INSURED A
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
The New York herald., 1879-09-08

PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
AMUsEMENTs-.p PAcE-Ist aud I'd cola fl'ii "a, q i,i
AsTRoLoGy-I2rM PAcE-eth col
Hfa lsAEE SGE sE e.:
s$sEs Ss$S;Egs'E'es.sS :.
cLERHs AND sALEsHEN"iaTm P4aEM5sh and a. eth
sG
S9keTSs ASapESIasl rnsf fAors.A COL
DOCS. BIisbs. ac.A-isr is PAcn-sd sH COL g.ls axf
b@hShISs nSgsEs f'ia T9 IET f. FURNISHED AND us-
EundfEAN pkSlsHERsF hasLf irsn fssa.h sS COL
EXCURsioNs--2D TacK-5th aud 9TH cos
EEINANcIALsliIa En- 4 @ rAen; y; =.
ESk hsp sS1aa asS TO LET
EEES sisfe col r4s.4A ..a
aoss. E.s::s :sa :s
H9rsEs RdoSs r1ssSd iEaces fo OF BUSINESS
WANTEDNisT PAcE-ash col.
Inst ISp r4fssth ss col,
MACHINERy-2D PAGE-2d col. isaIa1f
MEDIGAL-iarr Pa pAek.sth 40 col.
NEW PuBLIcArIONs-7rn rAeE-eth col.
NEwsPAPERs--ilra PAGE-6th col a.'Fs0a tf
FAsosohvEs FEEsosEvssr dkSANs psSnIs. scaD COL
FsS SsSE
18th PAcE-4th col atii haA' $3.50 Z
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-isT PAGE--5th col t
ZEAL ZEAL ATE % ss
REWARDS-lsr PAGE-Ist col. ~ t
SALES AT AUCTIoN-I1rH PAGE-5th and 9Th coils.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-1st,
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-12rn PAcE-5th COL
SPECIAL NOTlCES-lsr PAGk--lst. I'd and I'D coils.
SPORTING, BOOKMAKING, &C.-lsr PAGE-3d and 4th
STORAGE-2D PACk-6th COL
THE TRADES-l2TH PAGE-6th col.
THE TURF-1sT PAGE-ith col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-1sf PAGE-5th
and 9Th coils tiA- t.E tttt. f4-
rRAvELLEKS' GUIDE-2D PAcE-5th col
UNFURNISliED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-lsr PAGE-6th col.
WANTED TO iPURCHASE-2D PAGR-3d col. a,gee 5iif
WATCHES, JEWELRf. &C.-l2rH PAGE-6th COL
WESTCHESTEK COUNTY PROPERLY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-isr PAGE-5th col.
The New York herald., 1879-09-08
DRY GOODS.

BILLIARDS.
NWARDED GRAND MEDAL PARIS, is7s-rHE
n Billiard Tables the best in aud cheap
any. wareroons, 7sS Broadway, New York Catalogues
free.
MEXICAN STANDARD BILLIARD AND POOL
n Tables. aud SECOND hand At low prices WM. n.
IRIFFIrII a co. stO Broadway. corner 10Th ST.
II ARGAINs IN BILLIARD TABLES AT T2U BROAD
Dxay Dckers make all with the celebrated corded edge
cushion.
I,OR sALE-rIIREE BILLIARD TABLES, AT 73
II New Chambers st., near Oak St
MUSICAL.
"A RATA PARAvALtI TENOR SfNGER REFORMED
Afrom Europe, piano and singing. - month ia West
a.
The New York herald., 1879-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
r JACQUES, N. b.. 4 UNIVERSITY PLACE.
iDenrsS psrmaseny restored health
Hours. loto2 and 5tos.
K S4ssAg 1ssAgoS4 co nAskRns = sAssAU ST.
orfs ssS Sa$ sSE ESESss Ss$ TI IS S%Y
Dsa$s asg'ssSs sE.f# 5ssEssE
i. : ! s T I 7 +
SECOND CAPITAL, sloyoQo; THIRD CAPITAL. 5000.
WHOLE TICKETS. 81 HALVES. ST.
ROYAL HAyAxA.ExTRAoRpISAR
TICKETS 500 $50. SIS, $40: rwENTIETHs. s..
KENTuCKY STATE. sErTEMBER is
oPEN Sr MONDAY fil2 lE2ESiSG TILL IND'S 'oS'cigotcK.
JACKSON CO, Bankers, 81 Nassau st.. near Fulton.
u UPTOWN AGENTS.
E#E E#E EESSssE "tSSsE ESSsE $ssSE: $:sISE" $:sISH:
+ Msf Tisks, @ numbered 10 ,,I,s =. Y65
s4aTh fEEeSH HAf!XAt Add1sE fH5sF 49,
WAS SOLD AT ffiiH ffIHH"" LUCKY OFFICE"
WAS COLLECTED BY THE LUCKY OFFICE"
. AND WAS PAID AT THE LUCKY OFFICE"
BY CHECK NO. $50 OF
B. H. PORTER CO., Ley BROADWAY N. Y.
ON SECOND NATIONAL BANK. N Y.
TO JOHN WILSON, loa 7TH Av, N. Y,
ON AUGUST %. 1879.
NEXT DRAWING TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ..
$1,000 ,PIsEhisyEED y ' 81 rs!zEs.
LUCKY %EShE !!9fHEs II LIE Ell
PORTER ,RlI ,, CO., upToWM vS.n;H AGENTS
X tails ooo 5000 ssooo; also issi Pot other prizes
1Yssis Tssis 81 Also L0uans ssPs%Ssr % m opSn 5 this
I OTrERIEs OF TIE SPANISH GOVERNMENT.
Royal Havana. Extraordinary Drawing September le.
pss
$40 hfth; siS sn,hs $s swsns.hs r. National Lot
tsnbsr - in hand; 5000 tickets 800 prizes whoes, $;
sn e. s. eny m ess~ns
and to ei prizes paid tal e gold Re.
suits each ticket bought from me OF both lottercs
BY tho Of s ay
foursS door o. ~ 20 ''AuA' TOO"
r oUIsIANA STATE. SEPTEMBER o. KENTUCKY
Lstate scptember IL. BOOTH CO, 7s Nassau st.
$SEAfA DSt.S sSfE
"a MAIDEN LANE.
egIsIANA STATE sErrEMREE a1sArITAL 3; a. a..
soa 80 sar pea anS 70 u - East h0u'
T OGIsIANA STATE LOTTERY DRAWS To:M0RRow
do ss 81 sSIH oaSAL ~ AT IRVING
ACo.-R FIELD co l2ia 81 oadway, have no cOnnee
.ion whsover with the LITTLE syan. which sells it, tick
pays 900 capital for cents on
way, Now York
The New York herald., 1879-09-08
SPORTING. BOOKMAKING, &C.

SPORTING, BOOkMAKING, &C.
AT Pa BARCLAY ST, PAROLE CLUB.-ORDERS
Areceived and books Coney island Jockey Club
races HACKE1T DELACf.
lAton aud Brighton races Auction. French and Conb
nation Fools day and evening. KELLY BLISS
TURF COMMISSION OFFICE NO. IS WEST 2STH
st-Commissions received for French Pool Tickets on
track dess commssionj Also conbin alton aud place
book Orders by mail receive prompt atten
ton CRIDGE co.
Il BARCLAY sT-CAsEY's EXCHANGE;
A.Straight Si Combinations 5Oc Orders on Brighton
ana Lexington Races
NREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. TUESDAY SEP
NJ tember O-larole's next race commissions receved
odds ut starting price FOR apply address
CRiDGE CO.. turf commission Office No. 10 West
2Sth ST.
T EXTINCTION AND BRIG IiToN BEACH RACES
lIFrench and Auction. stevens House. hunters Point
Oraets received 10 2sth and claims settled mmod
atey after zach Straight aud Book OPEN
w. LOWELL.
FN b. JOHNSON & co. COMMISSION OFFICE. 81
West 2Sth stCombna tion. Straight and Place Book
Lexington Ky, Prospect Park and Brighton Races.
Orders received for French Tickets Pay same us AZ tho
track
THE TURF.
At GENrLEMEN,S DRIVING PARK (fORMERLY
AFieetwood) Monday, September q, = I. M-Match for
$iOO Ave mile heats three In Hve in harness. play
pay: John IInrt's T. Jake and John Mc;uircs &. M
Annie. Same Day-Match $50 mile heats best three in
i've. IN harness. r. Caseys Royal George and O. Bowers
brighton BEACH FAIR GROUNDS.
DRACES (Coney Island) RACES.
MONDAY. Sept g. TUESDAY, Sept. 10.
WEDNESDAY, Sept TO- THURSDAY Sept. H.
FRIDAY, Sept II. SATURDAY. Sept. 20
Also September 23 y ~ and 80, and three days week
RACiNG COMMENCES ATsP.M.
The New York herald., 1879-09-08
DOGS. BIRDS. &C.

DOGS. BIRDS. &C.
UfsDsi BiRDsi BfRDsl--A FRESH IMPORTATION
Devery week Dealers and fsncicrs will nnd II to their
advantage to call at headquarters, There s otlor
house America that has such facilities have and
therefore cannot be undcrsnld by any one.
CIIAS. REICllE A BRO. 90 Chatham ST.
MISUNDERSTANDING BROOK TROUT ABOUT oNE
w year old, for aquarium. JOS. HYDE. Herald Up
town N ou flee
The New York herald., 1879-09-08

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
DENNErT BUiLDING
ID corner fulton and Nassau.
Several Offices Ia this building let greatly reduced
rents. The offices will be altered 10 suit tenants.
The building s heated by steam, and each Office has
waslistands aud water in IL.
Two elevators running. No extras -
JOHN l.. KNIGHT
at the buiiding.
A -FOUR STORY BRICK FACTORY BUILDING WITH
N powor) 42d aud 4Sd sts Sd for sale
with the Machinery The buildings cover the entire land
a ots and wc built Tor business gnc.
iUO horse power; will be rented n desired.
A. II. MULLER a son, Pine n.
A RTISrS' srUDIOS-BEAU1iFULLY LIGHTED AND
N now also large Hall and Offices No lUo est S4th st.,
corner broadway rents $3.50 TO 800 snnnm THOMAS
Il. GRINNELL. For permit apply to NORRIS n. BAkk
4 CO.. Agents. ~ West S<kh a.
The New York herald., 1879-09-08

(NONEY ISLAND
JOCKEY CLUB RACES!
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.
SEPTEMBER MEETING. 1879.
SATURDAY, September g. HI..I.
TUESDAY. September 8,
THURSDAY. September II,
SATURDAY. September Is.
COMMENCING PROMPTLY Ar s O'CLOCK.
The directly opposite the great Pier and
but five distance by Prospect Park Brighton
Beach Railroad All boats and railroads to the island
therefore available going aud coming.
Members Of the Jockey Club desiring to avail
themselves Of the concession made in their favor will
receive badge application ut the Jockey Club Office
Madison av aud 9th. LEONARD JEROME Pres't.
q.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-27
In NemOriain.

Suffocated by weeds and sand
burs, the Hon. City Dads, who de-
parted this life on 18th inst. Their
political and personal friends all
have our sympathy in their great
bereavement, for four noble spirits
are gone, died a terrible agonizing
death from sutfucation by wild sun
flowers and other noxious weeds.
They now lie buried beneath a crop
of sand-burs of their own raising.
No money in the treasury with
which to cut the weeds, and no cour-
age to levy a tax for such purpose.
Said burs and weeds have prosper
ed as 70 other weeds and burs ever
prospered before. The cry of the
panther, roar of the lion, bark Of the
wolf, screech of the owl, with many
other hideous and horrible noises
hal can be heard in and around
the jungles at almost any hour OF
the night or day. To the living this
thing is indeed unpleasant, but no
such sounds disturb the dead heroes
who now slumber sweetly, disturbed
by no earthly noises, and whose
spirits are now safely anchored in a
land where neither sun-howers nor
sand-burs grow, are no doubt look
ing back longing for us to come, and
who is not ready to go2 **
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-27

Hon. CARL SCHURz, secretary of
the interior, and party arrived in
Yankton this morning on a special
train over the Dakota Southern rail-
road. The party consists ofSecreta-
ry Schurz, Webb c. Hayes, son Of
President Hayes, Count Donhoff
German legation at Washington, H.
Gallieur, of New York, John NJ. Cor
sor, chief of the Washington bureau
of the New York Times, +. p. Han
ma, Secretary Schurz's private secre-
tary, and Ex-Mayor Sheafe OF Elk
Point, who, at the request OF Super
intendent Merchant of the Dakota
Southern, acted as chaperon from
Sioux City to Iankton. They were
met at the depot by Gov. Howard,
Mayor Ziebach, G. f. Lang, presi-
dent of the Yanktan Turnverin, a
large delegation of the society, and
a considerable number of citizens.
As the party alighted from the cars
they were greeted with three hearty
cheers from the assembled crowd
and music by the Yankton silver
cornet band. They then con
Quoted to carriages in waiting and
preceded by the band, conveyed to
the Jencks hotel, where a large num-
Der of citizens called and paid their
respects to the distinguished visi-
tors.--Pres & OAK. 18th.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-27
OUR DEADWOOD LETTER.

Building still moves steadily for
ward. All of the new stores
now being built are Of brick,
intended to be tireproof. The
Homestake Company have begun
their reservoir on the sidehill at the
mouth of City Creek. 1t will hold
300 600 gallons; a ditch is then dug
along the side hill Of /! miles in
length and water taken from the
creek where it is pure. About 100
saloon keepers and BUSINESS men
have been arrested for not canceling
revenue stamps on cigar boxes; they
go down to rapid city on the Sidney
coach for trial where the U. S. Court
is now in session. 13 60 every day.
The affair is causing much talk and
newspaper comment. Fox IL Ever
EFT struck "a job shortly after arriving.
Young Bozina is drawing brick, and
doing well. Weed, from the north
end of Union Co., sold his chickens
for 50 per dozen and pigs for from
$40 to SIS per pair, six weeks old.
Chas. Overton also sold his chickens
at % per dozen. Homer and part
ner are here after being detained 19
days hunting three horses which
they found 125 miles from where
they strayed from, causing him
quite a loss pecuniarily. He is sell,
ing out at a nice margin.
The Steckman boys have arrived
and are selling at satisfactory prices
Fred Palmer is here with a gentle.
man from Nermill.on on. They had
% head of fine horses which they
are selling rapidly. Gus Wood wa
in town yesterday looking as hand
some as ever. He has a fine anel
on Spearfish, and says his crop
have been immense this year. TIL
COURIER is ever welcome. Aodus.
Deadwood, Aug %. 70.