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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04
LIVE STOCK aARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO. sept 3-CArTLE-Rsceipts today l.s9O head;
has .sSS ncad for the same TINE
1921 head receipts cOnsgied through z4J
cars good aeInanr prices shade acvauce FOR lest
Common Stock generally unchanged sanr -sles
rather lower sales Choice shippers at - go %
Butchers CDws AZ - 0s3s Mixed But,lers' lns. sos
ss Bulls - SUCKERS Feeders - % G<J iO
LAnf1-keceinta to-day. l..OD head foia-ur
titus far la.iOo for the time last week
declining sir al classes - buyers
tffod Western - 5o1S3 rs; -tock
lives. a. l2.a=3 % Western Lambs, Ssd<4 Jos Exra
Exporters sheep, averaging rs y. 81 DO
HOo--herrifs today, 5,u1o head total Tor tho Neel
far. J.5OJ heaa for the time ss week = 20
head ~ dull ana
SLOW N0racrs, - +a1s3 Go. Good 10 choice Medium
weight. - 500 ~ 80 Extra Heavy rot vanted-
CHICAGO sept 3-ffOae-heccIDiS. l-.1vO head; shirr
nanfs hea there Is much difference al 030u about
1<g SO: Light Bacon - sO9SJ % Choice Heavy shade
C.rfitT-Receipfs $500 head. shipments. SIS head ;
CoG IA Prime steady lair demand at - 5O4<5, the
latter rsicr Exports All Good Grades valued below
n 80 slow. Gnt fully zoe lover Fair 10 Medium at
ie,i.r- -tsckers IN iizht
B1fraers r,l pTces Cow, 81 - 9f2 20; Bn!
- gonss % talve- sgs Westerns In heavy supply and
dnl ana nuEnn through Texans - 70Gss trade and
lower prices
artive ant sreIdr u f39S. 10
~ L4ti,. sept A-HOss--low UNCHANGED; Yorker
and BaiinorrS - us 20 Packing Sass 50 Butchers
and select IS 3Uds5 As receipts 1000 head; shpmens
so heal g..
Grsss TeranS-nberal supply, dui Good Ia Choice
Igrv ShfDrEs steers - - 20 Light - % 81 90
tr Texans 4z1<3 10 cDloraos. II 5Og<4 80; receipts
900 heaa -ilpGeniA 600 head - - 49,
snsLr-Dun and l0wer FAIR Good. g. 5osss, Choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

WANTED. .., ,,.. ,,,.,..,n y p ,.,,,r..,..
Texas and Pacific r. II. b lnts AMI stock.
Central Branch Unisn PsS H. bonds and stock.
Atrh. son and Pike's Pe.k Il X. extension bonds
NewJsssy Midland Il. Il. bonds
New FOR. and OswegO r. r. bonds.
Post. c YORK Air Line Drrferrot st0nk
suG Springfield T. r. I'd mort DO.ils
80 fo.eth ana western x. X. bonds and stSrk.
HavcH. MltilctO~R and = ilinants T. Il Isl nortbdh
civ u tchi1ou, kansas bonds
East Lincoln. H.. 10 per e. Mt binds.
and town bonds ~ " e-tsIn states
india a. rolls and Vincsnnes Z. r. LIST mort honda
M. Il. ITLEY.
No. 81 Plnrst.,
N.s-N0rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04
EuRoPEAn rINANcIAL Markets.

LONDON. sept 3-l2IO D. rn-Ccnsols. e7iSis for both
aud bonds. four per cents lO4
New nves i052. Erie RAILWAY sbaI's 25Aa View Jersey
Contra coElSas l0Iia Erie cOnsos. ~; ILLINOIS,
Central 90 Peuneyvsnis Central - New Jersey Ceaira
Ileadng Railroad. 70.
LcyruS sept 81 D. r--r. = bonds. New fves los .
shafrs. preferred DO cnnsois. 20
Central l0i ~ NewJrr-~v central 5S@
leanE railroad. 49, The amount o Oahon gone into ins
balance s-t,uto. Ilcla
bs were allotted toosY I'D per decline. Paris al
quote yc 81 ants IS confines fnr
LoSDoN sept b 30.-Erie Railway shares 20 The rate
re bills in market - y per
cent which Is Per below the baaA Of England rae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
l. Of NEW-IOAk-
No Is Nas-an-st-. corner Of Pine-st
CAPITAL sl.c'OOO0 IN L. :. BOND4
Allows interest OIL deposits returnabie on demand or at
specified dates le-al depository for money paid into
Court l. authorized 10 Executor. Administrator
Guardian any poson Of trust Aso a. HessrAS
" ransfcl Agent az stocks Boncs and Trustee Tor
HENRY r. sPAULDING. President
BENJ n sHEKAAS. Vie. Pr,,Lleutx
FKEIyK II. COSslrr, ) 49,
q BABCOCk. Secretary
BOARD or TRUSTEES
Samuel n Babcock, George =" Lane
Jonathan rhOrne Jacob ~ Ne.hib
Isaac y. Phepz Geo AAf.hAa-4n AA4iar
JOSIAH N. Fiske hos~ Ell skeel
chas a. Ianfon A. A Low.
f,srunad " CoTliez AmoS r. Emo
Fred's Il. Cnssiti. Cha- % tlAhtAlyl
Wm H. AppetOa- WIN Il W'oo.
Gustav Scl4wh j. finrlo1t apfsAI
DAVID Dowz Perry X Fyhe
Bats tieury r u Az j..
Alien fuirr, David Noir is-nsF
lanes Wallace. C0rneAus ~ bAsA
Benz. Is. sherman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

In state bonds. small lot of Louisiana consols
sold az 81 the quotation beng y 91' ,. iehnes-
Is lSs7. sold al lO4, and funded is. le@i or 1898
ar lO7, and North Carolina Os, new, JahuaiJ anu
There we're no transactions in city bank stocks
The speculative railroad bonds generally were
still higher the Erie second cOns0s being the con-
spcu0us feature of the dealings aud adyauei9g
NJ 72isa 72io. New-Jersey Central consols wer.
B and tae eOnvertibl,s i higher Lebigh and
Nilkesbarrr cOnsOs being y lower, al 1912 Rome,
WatertoWn and OgdonsOurg gained Aissonri,
Kansas and Texas nrsts l., and Burlington. cedar
Kapld- and Northern - Il per ceut. Among the
Pacific issues Kansas Pacific iirsts Denver DIVISION,
gained 1. AID incomes =. and central racine caiI
joaquin BTauch = per cent lhe investment nVngs
were 81 lady among bich note sales of ST. Louis
aud Iron Mountain nrSts, Ialf0 ana rnt"h
$50. 900. at %. aud Cairo. Arkansas and Texas
The Sub treasury to-day gained SoOs. 500. max
ing a tot al gain since last FRIDAY OF II OF SO:
Io-dsys gam was made up Oh $3.50 com anu
9i65. 50 currency Ine steamers arrived since
Yesterday brought 1.766.UOO gold com AID gold
bars The London FWcRcier Of to-day saws tnGt
the movement OF the Paris and New-iork ex-
changes in favor Of London checked the shipment
Of gold, and that the bullion received Monday from
the East which had been taken for shipment 70 the
United States, was deposited IN the Bank OF Eng
land. Money at the Stock Exchange to-day Was
easier the rates ruling between and per cent.
and those figures were the closing bids and orcrs.
On Governments the common rate was uDouJ . per
cent The United states Treasurer at ashlngt0n to-
day received $3.50 In National bank noies lof
redemption. TIL, customs receipts we're SsiOUOo,
md the internal revenue receipts were S3ZO,Dto
The following is the Clearing House statement Tor
To-day: Exchanges, $57,425,ol2; balances,
~ G23.JlO. The business at the SuO-lreasury COW
o1ed Receipts. ~ .96O.O4s payments Fl,O3l .44o :
currency balance, S42, $50, Ssh; coin balance
SlS6.141 G27.
last weeks large exports seem 10 have been an
eorbed. The quotations are unchanged a. loi4o"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04
so sl1 ss sss. 10 a iSs o buyer 80 dsv
LOSING PRICES OF BOSTON sTocI


The business done in Government bonds wa hgns
and their prices were hardly as firm. The iTansGc-
ISL at IGfls 80. 600 coupon lssos 81 1uSAi
So. 900 coupon * at 1921 $1,000 registered
iCl J. The market at the close steady at ar
-exed Ouotatiou.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

Max todas fairly active fra Fair 70 Dot Renn
ingCuba. 90 az - Prime, lc sales. $4,000 bass Naa'
&C.; 500 hhds. linSer AMI Anscov sLO grades Ga
l.Ol hhs. Centrifugal 7'sasIre Eennea iary astiys
steady. Sisnas-u " A. soc Powdered AMI 1rAh usie"
= 10 est; Cru-haf. srsc Cut Loaf sac
TALLOW-stcady sales. llS,OUO o., 5isis % &c.
WHIsKEY-LOwer; sales, loo 0Sls, ii UjdSl o6i2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04
financial.

GAS STOCKS & City RI. (Horsa and Elvtdl
~ stocks Bonds bought q scd r. FHEWirr b-ostst
NOTICE to Holders of the First Mortgage
Bonds and Receivers Debt q t.e New fe.s sad veFo
Hiil5ad Railroad Cynp1Ey. -
Tine Z. CoHTt inited ths ne % Ssp'sIabe ~
nsf hirh ths holders Of the Heceaysra Dsst a. FSt
ciIase Ire railroad
per Indebtedness Azs been
deposited Tue Committee will - receive tonss
Receiver Debt until lac 18th nsi, At le fhrc tiu1-i
Rank No ~ Sasslu- The TAI roaG = adyyrsea 10 o. oi
without init prce. september @oti - tta~
who d, deposit hear WA rot participate u ts
benefits Of the proposed purchase.
n. A. CUwDREr Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04
financial.

LLIN1 and PERE MARQUETTE RAILWAY
CO-HOlarfs II consolidated bands can nos sPoslt lhei
bonds with either u the following dcporits ticnAls
r,xchrpgr NaTonal Barx York NJ rohsnics National
lans New bedford Mass First National Bank uca. N.Y.
~ FRANCIS HATHAWAY,
LOT NJ SNOW, JE,
A. q. BROWEA
H. a.. FISH,
II A. Y. posi-. Chairman.
FurchasIng Committees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

UNITED sTArKs CIRCUIT COURT FOa uEsIXrH
IL pICIAL q kCTIT. EASTERN. MIDDLE AND Nkei-
kKN DlSIEICTs OF 20 NN EssEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

TO the HOLDERS Of TENNESSEE STATE
RON d aud % NORTGAGE BON - Of IN. sEYkhAL
RAILROAD COMPANIES NAMED BELOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

The cable reports all markets az the London stock
Exchange higher British consos advanced g De-
ing qutied 1T 97ljl6 for both money and account.
United states bonds improved now Is anG 4 = per
cents each Il. the 5s first rising L 10 1904 bqt
later losing the advance. American railways SIMPLY
followed the London market in making better
prices all around, except for Illinois Central Enc
advanced :. preferred stock 2. second consols l.
and funded 81 u Pennsylvania t. Central OF
Eew-Jer.ev stock s. and consol- u. and Reading Is
per cent India Council bills were allotted AT a
dechae Of I'D per rupee. Discounts Of three
months bills in the open market are quoted at lbs
per cent The Bank of England gained 100000
bullion on balance. In Paris. French 3 per cents
advanced to S39J, closing at $3.50. against e3.'A2
yesterday
The gross earnings Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and 81 Paul Railroad Company are reported As
follows:
1873 1879
Fourth week Auvust- Stills s24s 600 Inc $50
January 10 August 81. 5,s25y4S 5oS3OvO Inc 444"o-
The receipts of flour and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this I'd day Of September we're;
NcwiOrK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04
WOOL MARKFT.

=
posroN SAINT 3-Wool-Tha market Ia huoTsnt and firm
Win cod duap0 AMI sn inward tendency Fine teeccs
are ner ana there but sellers To any extent al
ouofinn- sale, Fsnnsviyanla tieecss al 3oc
Tor zun ny soc and above and 40 t2c Tor Me
.iuul and No de.fable lots 81 No. Noos are quite
ifscut 10 uud Michigan aud Wisconsin, Pieces selling al
56137c for X aud esne. Medium and Conoing ard
De there - dnu teeliLf Tor
COmpng this grade IS not "sntec Al
present disposition - press sales di
CaWashed Flrece- -tIll sought irr Ana NOISY
2Sd35c California and oregon " ov IL lait
ensnr with salss AZ Northern Czlifornia,
aud valley gOn commanding zoont The sans price
Pulled VOos frUm 3jc 30 4oc Tor super 4nu y anu ~
siraDte super very
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
FALL RIVER Mas sent 3-rh- Printing c.0ths market
has quiet strong at previous quotatoHA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04
felp manteo.

GIRLS of all NArIONALlTIES with good
NJ rereaces Obtain Situations ihe Employment
once. Madison square Garden. 2thst and itove
CHARLES NELSON. Proprietor
yVANTED.-A girl Of Am rican percentages
w 10 d. general family nllts and limo
hoors only r AUST b. usteiass And
good 81 arst taontn sli n
crsasei sl3 SIS II tsftctOry home Csl
al West iStnst, between 20 and o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04
Sltunilons WanIeo-.ilIles

A SHIPPING CLERK wishes enplOymentj
- good references given Address Fl. - East lstst.
advertisement piAce.
DUTLER and COOK.--By French couple
40 the man good waiter. aud the woman j. cAqabl,
cook; well 1eBded. Can Id
5O2 6thavs, between 55th aud J5th at-
NOACHMAN.-l5y a single man understands
~ his thoroughly IN every particular SltT or
ars class reference AifVs5
!. c. Box 81. Uptown Tribune once. 1888 Broat~ay
COACHMAN, GARDENER, or generally ice
Y unmarried Is Proc~sfAnt agu 81 ca1 mix
references knows his buneSs ant
wiling ooiHnS Address WILLIAM box 81. Tribune
Uptown uhlce IL y broadway
DRIVER, &c.-By young man To drive
IL grocery NJ KIND ID anyth.ngi
nrJt-ciass reference. Adtress - r. No so sth-aye.
GARDENER.-Ay young man nineteen yearsOf
" age The country gardner lnderstanf- ne taxing
guoc recommendation. Addrs- c. r. Smith,
eli 9th.Sve, New York.
Understands fruits, flowers
" vegetables greenhouse snd grapcriss asing ous
OF pisces single lnii.lesgai niiiA best
reference. Address N. D. box u Tribune Rt0wn ole.
l.23o Broad way
MATTER &c.-A Swedish man as waiter,
W 10 of an Invalid senicaah first
81. Now-fork-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

IOOk.-By a respe table Protestant woman
y small family she hrr bu.irees.
and has good References Apply i57 W.. s3st, Ia tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

nRESSM AkER.-A 6rst-class dFesSmaker
~ srench de.gner exgert AZ her business N egtsy 10
refrff a. oriuor pat
moderate coautry. Aress ~. =, fnDune
Uptown Ollce. 10 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

~ family oak excellent bresd. Dis
ot. corrorfad. pastries 80 nztLss auniress city or
country: under-fanfz references.
PROTE- TANT HOME BUREAU. - 6ti-av-.. fur t'oOs
Ala.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

COOK, WAiTRESS.- Two swedish
~ gins one coos 'sher aai ronrl ile other Wniress
ard hr.t-c servants. city ref fcccs
winz 20 the country. can iOS Last 21thst. near
frh ave, over the Russian bath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

'ODk-i}y a very nice woman steady m her
\ L. tidy furnish from lses
employer. can D. a. JACQUINs BC REtU COZ Gth
ave. near 3Sth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

Total bnsh $4,000 25s0I9 $50 2l55OI l55.SOO S5IsI
The receipts and shipments az aud from buffalo
to-day are reported as follows:
KeceiDts Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04
THANBERMAID and WATTRESS.-By

~ Protestant girls respectable at well recon-.
lneu'ed competent eifher c1pscirv chanberulaii
waitress understands al about children cay cr
country. 3d6 fth-aye.. mar I1i st. first i0cE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

BOUSEWORK, &c.-By neat capable
Welsh nr u good COOK aud an excellent luadrf-ss
milk ant making ~ Dutt verg
safrui -ir moderate Ha-ts city 81 county. tAu
4 :. u L.LA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

UOI SEW0RK.-By an Industrious English
PrlfsstIn Young gir she - ue.t lr MY can axe
n % excellent ish~r aud
iruner q vailable p-rsol a small family. HOME Bu
lll.AE, q f0Vg doors ABOVE lutlrL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04
5iinaiIons Dnnleo-- females.

Ut MRS. LOVES GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
"A HOUSE Will Always b. found a - first
class ssr-.nts FOR al eagse.ii- for
families hotels, b.-Iina hogse &c.. ctY and country.
Mrs. LOWE. iJl East iSin-st. near afiv
At REDELLiS. $40 and 3f2 ith-ave., stun
"A FOR % vii eepllrcn'ief
both Protestant lui -Sthse.
CITY and country servants for hons~~ork can be- soi
Vltkc AZ drav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

l'OOk. &r.-By q frst-c.ass cook, would a.
- sist IN iAe laundry understands Der b.ne,. In eyyrl
branch rXreent bas kind %
and desserts also ald meats ~ hna ln artf
cry country cal At 80 292 shave istn't
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09
Accidents.

While the Carthage Republican Club
were on their way to Sharon last night to
witness a banner presentation. and when
:" Lockland, a arunaway team ran into
their wagon, upsettug the same and
slightly .injn,ing several of the men. Their
drums, banners and torches were wrecked.
The boys, however, witnessed tine banner
presen tation, which was done by Captain
Sandmeier.
On returning from this same meeting
Colonel G. W. Moulton, brother-n-law OF
General Sherman. was run into by another
runaway. and with Lis wife, thrown out of
his buggy. The occupants were only slightly
hurt,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09
pulled his hair, and scratched his face with

pulled his hair, and scratched his face with
her nails.
She also threw his clothes into the street
after having saturated them with coal oil.
After hearing the petition the Court held
that II did not make out case of cruelty,
but did make case of gross neglect, which
was not charged in the petition. Leave
was given to amend. ..
SUPERIOR.
Richard Mathers and Others against Route
No. 16 Street Railroad and the City. Suit
for an injunction to restrain the Railroad
Company from running its cars on Grand
street. Judge Foraker refused the injunc-
ton.
PROBATE
Fred. X. Bechsel was appointed admins
traitor of Louisa Haensel, the old lady who
died few days ago in Longview Asylum
She leaves s. 500 in personal property and
$40, 900 in real estate. Her son, who is
now in the House Of Refuge, is her sole
heir.
POLICE. ...
Drunk-Catharine Wise, Wilson Miles,
continued; P. Finneran, P. Hunt So;
Henry Keller; 5000.
Disorderly Conduct-Mary White, Frank
Cover, Andrew Flaharty, Charles RYAN.
$3; Susan Hanselman, Charles White,
Maria Earl, continued; VIM. Ferguson, e.
Huntaman, r. Kanlay, r. Pankos, Mary
Powers, dismissed; James Cane, IS.
Assault aud Battery-Mary Gardner, E.
O. Thomas. dismissed; Wm Mosler, Sarah
Coleman, Mary Moran. VIM. Butler, con-
Gnued.
Miscellaneous-Anna Kraft vagraney,
House of Refuge; Louis Burns, discharg-
ing firearms, &C., continued; Thomas Rott.
boarding train, &C., So; Michael Ennis,
running hack without license, continued;
Jacob Jacobs HOUSEKEEPING, continued.
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tx ussia.
PISTOLS FOR THE POLICE.

'-'--~--~r PISTOLS FOR THE POLICE.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 9.--New regulations
have been issued authorizing the police to
use weapons to disperse threatening crowds.
Spanish America.
THE HUASCAR CAPTURED AT LAST.
LONDON, Oct. "a dispatch from Val
paraiso, under date of to-day, makes the
important announcement of the capture Of
the Peruvian ironclad Huascar off the port
of Mejillones by the Chilian feet. The
Huascar had committed much damage to
ports on the coast, and had taken several
valuable Chilian prizes. Her capture has
caused great rejoicing throughout Chill.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09
The Late Leonard MOMtefiOre.
[The AthenHu,n.


Though he only took his degree at Ok
ford in 1878, Mr.. Montefore promised to
make name for himself both as writer
and a politician, and his great abilities
had already attracted the notice of Lord
Beaconsfeld, who prophesied for him
brilliant career. He had devoted much
attention to the history Of Germany
since the peace Of 1915, and he had prob
ably made himself better acquainted with
the political movements in that country
than almost any other Englishman. To
the Nineteenth Century he contributed
some brilliant articles on "Liberty in
Germany" and while staying in Berlin
last winter, for purposes of research, he
addressed some striking letters to the
Times on the state Of feeling in the
Prussian Capital. In this journal he
wrote several reviews, and has left be-
hind him an important article on Alsace
and Lorraine. But he had not had time
to produce anything except fragments,
and only his friends can know how much
has been lost by his untimely death. To
them his eager enthusiasm. his keen in !.
tellrctual curiosity, and his passionate
hatred Of tyranny rendered him singu-
larly attractive. In many ways he
eyinced his extreme kindliness of heart
and many may remember the trouble he
took in collecting Christmas toys for the
children in the London hospitals. 1t is,
indeed, sad to think that man should
be thus suddenly cut off who was 50 am
bilious and 50 likely to do great things.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09

The following are the cases set for tomorrow,
Friday: .t a..a ...-., .a.
a. 4 DISTRICT CURT. g.
2,926--Paul Schneuble vs. Conrad Hunefeid.
2,93l-James 5. Love vs.. O, & NJ r. r. Co.
293t-Patrick O'Hern vs. X. W. Wurlitzer et al.
2,y46-D. 2. Sedan Vs. j. J. Murphy.
COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Smith.
Defaults and dernurrers f'2ti +Fs 81
Before Judge Moore.
4ssl1-Margueite sackstederet al VS. VIM, P.
Wallace ct al. go
4S, ,929-Henry Wulf VS.. Conrad Kuntz.
4s,9ol-The e. II. g. d. Railroad Co. vs.. C.
Hagan.
IS, ,g53- Same VS.. H, swcigman.
.......... SUPERIOR
Before Judge Harmon.
g211.-The Walnut II ills & Cincinnati Street R,
R. Co vs. A. E. Jones ct al. .
S2,SO2-Wnl. P. Hulfert, Trustee, vs.. John M.
Taylor and Julia Gausen.
SSS51-A. E. Chamberlain ct al VS.. A. E. Jones
ct al. -., -.s-..- -s.-,
50, S2,44O-Catherine W. Cook VS.. Euretta Gilpin
s2,65a-The Union Central Life Insurance Co.
vs. Orn B. Gould.
267I-Josephine Ellmann ct al vs.. Maria jan
sen ct al. .-. ... ... ..H.. ...s-s.. ....s.
Before Judge Foraker.
M,S46AAnna L. Mclean, administratrix, VS..
Thomas II. Cutd d Co.
32,296--Larkin, Wright & Co. vs. John Rothaus
and Anna NJ Luken.
32,3S2-Heniy Ohlsen VI. @. w. DeHaven ct al
Before Judge Force.
S2295-1arkin, Wright d Co. VS.. r. Doepke and
Anna NJ. Luken.
32,S25-Wnl scoble and Joseph Dougan VS.. The
Chester Park Driving Association.
S2,S4l-Giovann Tagliapietla VS.. Sidney B. Jones.
..s COMMON PLEAS. iti:
Eliza Miller against John Miller. Suit
for divorce, before Judge Longworth, on
the ground of gross, neglect. Petition dis.
missed.
James W. Mills against Mary J. Mills.
Similar suit on the ground of willful ab-
sence. The defendant fled cross. petition
charging extreme cruelty. They liyed
together one year. Decree Of divorce
granted TO the defendant on her cross-peti-
tiun. iA- 4'F.
James NJ. Love against Emily Love. The
husband claipeda divorce on the ground
OF extreme cruelty of hiswfe. The latter,
lie says, often struck him with a fire-shovel,
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Raleigh IN. C.) News: As the State
house officials were handling a lot of bonds
yesterday, a bundle contaiuingabout 5000
900 caught fire and were completely CON
sumed by the devouring element. The
bonds were all rather old and crisp,
and were burned in twinkling, 1t made
quite a hole in the funds in the treasury,
but there is no use crying over split
milk.
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!. Il. BRINckERHoFF, Justice of Peace
CRoUP.

Dr. ToBIAs-I wrote to inform yo,i that thS
ter being given up to die by three physicians One
hour after your Venetian Linment was used il
vas out of danger. ! hope you will publish tits
Of atmothers may know they have rem ady fos
his terrible complaint l lost child by Group
'reyious to hearing OF your Linment, but now
ever feel alarmed, az have your medicine a.
Ways in the house. l have also used 1t for palma
,ore throat ETC., and always found It to cure.
JEREMIAH CASEY,
HNorth Moore street. New York
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READ THE CERTIFICATEs.
me Thousand Dollars will be paid If they are M
...... "a. all Genuine. r4|
SEVERE RFIEUmATrsm.

'tate Of New Jersey. Bergen County. Township 0l
HackenSack, IS.
Thomas Johnson, of said township, being duly
worn. doth depose and say, that he has been
everey afflicted with rheumatism for above Q
ear and was so bad that he could scarcely walk,
'eing bent almost double, and was utterly unable
. do any work. Having heard of the wonderful
'lifes made by DR.. Tobias Venetian L;niment, hQ
vas induced to try it, and after using it short
me, was able to go to work again. after being
lnable to do anything for nearly year.
T. JOHNSON.
Sworn to before me-
]. Ii. BRINcKERHoFF, Justice OF Peace
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LOUISVILLE. Oct. Q. : Flour firm and I'M
changed Wheat: red and amber. 81 r. Corn:
white. 47e; mixed. 40c. Oats: white 32c: mixed,
Soc Rye firm at 6s15e. Hsy steady: Sl3@i5 80.
Pork nominal: none here. Lard sti0ng choce
leaf. tierce 7%9se: DO. keg, 8Hc. Bulk meats
excited, higher and scarce al 31sa6I4M65sc fof
loose Bacon excited and higher al 4ts@sSs@ s@7c
firm at 81 l0&