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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-12-20
ALSO,

All those two certain lots or pieces OF land
situate III Fran hu township CArUOn County
bounded anu described as fOliOws: One OF them
UegiHning Ut IA post, thence by land Uf William
hll nOItn e,gu.y tour ant One.hau degrees east
One-hunUreJ auu tIty y-Oue IeeJ 20 u post, IueDce
Uy iaud of Lew Iturn, sJu.h TX unu one nuIt
des rees east sixty le tO y It, thence ON tie
second desCIl lOeI lot sOutu clghty-tUur ana one.
hat degrees, west one nun ired ana htty one
feet to a Do /, hence along a pau &c ruaL lead
IEg from Parrh Vile to Ease " vI5spOrt nCr.h
. ana Oue-na u, gree west SKY six feet 10
the p ace Of boginElng CONTAINING
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-12-20
The Improvements thereon are n
Two-sToRY DWELLING HOUSE,
TRACT NOE

part stone and BTrt frame, seventeen by nine
teen feet; Frame kitchen attached sixteen by
tweJtv-twO feet Frame StaOie, twenty -four
by thii ty feet aud OutDuIlOings
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-12-20
FIVE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED
AND FIFTY SQUARE FEET.

The improvements thereon area
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
twenty by twentv-six feet aud outbuildinRs.
seized and taken INTO execution rs the prop
erty Of Reuben Gaumcr.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-12-20
New Advertisements.
SHERIFF'S SALES
Of Valuable Real Estate,

fIyvlrtue Of sundry Write Of 1ES. Fac, ri.
FAI and VEN. Exi Issued out Of. the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Carbon County, and TO Inc
directed, there will be exposed atPubllc Sale,
Rt the Court House, In the Borough of Mauoh
Chunk, in said Cotnty, on
Saturday, December 20, 1879,
at ~ o'clock P. ", sharp,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-12-20

All that certain Lot or Piece Of Ground,
situate in the village Of summit Hill, in the
township of Muuch Chunk, County Of Carbon,
state OF Pennsylvania, numbered in a certain
plan or plot of said village which Dydlvers, good
cOnveyances and assurances In the law be-
come vested in Samuel Reckert, Number
Thirty y-eight, containing in front or breadth
along the back of the Mauch Chuuk and
Summit Hill Railroad thirty feet, and ex-
tending thence sOuthwardiy of that breadth
between par allel lines Mt right angles with
said Railroad track, one hundred ana TWEEN y
tive feet, bounded nOrthwardly- by the said
summit hill and Mauch Chunk Railroad,
eastwardly BY lot Number Forty in said plan,
sOuthwardly by lands of the Lehigh Coal and
Navigation Company, and wcstwardly Dy lot
Number thirty six i'll the plan aforesaid,
Tao In provements thereon are a Two story
ERAMG DWELLING AND STORE
HOUSE,
Twenty-Five by Twenty.eIght Feet, and Out,
DnIdn
Seized and taken into execution rs the prop
erty Ut Wl,I.m IL A ner defendant, aud Bar
, 1879-08-06

fur that kind Of work, by breeding thF eh@4
uuusnre With which she wns is'cn cn4zE9$in
Grrrn cnco,,uter, shp would probah(xahTo
ahtl,nk from Lady Byrop's appeat, ltleEs sAny
ulj,rr 1]no latlv ,yl,oAn business II Is IN walk
throltgl, tlls valley Of alm9.pts, prattlnE about
lluwcra, w!lltu thousands n1 afnutl her are SINK
luz Ia risn no more.
/ beilcye Lady Byron tnld Mrs. Stove Just
what nllo enye s1lo tItd, nnh nut!ng she may
llayu written, either bof0re or after. could
change th!s helrf She may haVe been insanu
witen she told the story; u lnnY have been tho
Stowe know thisi Every llfo IL tttlt ot contra.
h,ctons; but i Il rn,lc easier 10 recpncile tho
letters If l.atly byron to Mrs. Leigh With her
afterwards making The most terrible chasEo
nEatnst hcs, than to reconcile the life nil char.
acier Of Mrs. Stuwc with the manufacture md
publication Of ao revolving SANDER.
Tie world owes Harriet Bcccficr atowo too
Mulch to turn anl tranlpic her nnne IN t!lE dust
to save tic nyatcr'uns Lady l}yron from
chasEe Of inconsistency. II she l'al not been
ecntlnunta! slInpletot,, sto would lInvo given
her reasuis for her cnnduct. Tie public arc
supposed to he Interested in tho marriage III
every citizen; AMI demand reasons lnr the vIo-
latlon Of a contract to which the State Is a
party .-,
"No man ltve.h 10 himeetf"; and no ono can
form or break a ularrlugc-contract without u,ak-
tng the Commonwealth a party to hts act. Eli
gland and the world bal a rt0ht tu k''ow why
Indy Byrun broks Lcr lnarttagc-yow: and thy
knowledge ID sufficiently lndientivc III wcaknofs
to warrant the belief ll.at whatever falses!Uo1
there IA III this caso lica with her; and tfaat Alrt
Stowe slnpIy made conscientious blunder III
complying with ficr request aud attempting her
vtndicat!un. She might hare known that one
tuo cowar,lly 10 vnuicate hcrself Iii lIfo was not
worth vindlcatlon after death. -.
JANE 0MHy Swla9nHtN.
, 1879-08-06


CLINTON, ILL.,, Aug 5.-The Injunction recent
1Y obtained before the MASTER In Chpuccry Of
the Champaign County Court, In favor Of the
ncw management Of the Illinois, Bloomington
and Western Raiiwny extension, which passes
through Do Witt County, thereby making ao
effort to restrain the County Tseas'1rers Of Tie
various counties from collecting tic back taxes
sincc 1878 due the county BY that corporation.
Is causing ripple Of excitement III this vicinity.
Tile amount due this county is $15,050.o5. Dur
Ing last winter the case, which has been
in tho United States Courts fnr long
time, wus teciltl In favor OF
thu counties, una M crslcr issued that the
amounts m0st be paid over to the Clerk OF the
said court, to oe paid OUT sullect to lts order
before tbe road could change hands; au.l fur
ttlcr deciding that tho counties IN questlon Ind
the first Hens thereon. In lie face Of all ths,
the Master Ut the nboyc county has seun t to
grant All injunction restraining said Clcrl; fEuM
paYng out tic money. How fur the United
States Court will recognize this injunc'tot! or It's
authority reInatils 10 lie sceti. Tie peopla src
anxUus tlnt tilt case be settled, Us It costa too
much Tor litigation. Mr. Wilson. County Ircas-
ares. las been bus!lY cugugcsi for t1c l4sl few
dug III nlaki1ig out reports for AttosIcy-GcncEal
Edsallt who Is prosecuting for tic counties. &.
, 1879-08-06
IOWA RAILROADS.


Dgs MONIES, aug. 4.-ft Ia safe to 4Ay TINT
wherever the Chicago Il Northwestern goes in
Iowa Or the Northwest, efeu, tho Chicago,
Milwaukee, s. st. Paul will bo u,ero or thcro-
ahouts. Thu Ohlcago ds Northwestern bus ST.
cured an entrance to tllls city by tho purchase OF
tic Dcs Mo!ncs 4 Minneapolis narrowgaugc.
This bsngB the three Iowa pool ltncs together
here. And NOW comes the Chicago, Milwaukee,
g. st. Paul, askfng Tor chance IN tho deal. A
npauy has been orgauized hero for tho pur-
poso Of building 4 road from Marion, In Linn
County, pont on tic Chtcago, Milwaukee
H. st. Paul, five Milas northeast of
Cedar Rapids, via Msrs!,ul,town and
Slitcuc1lvlllc, to this, ,cIty. Following aro tho
officers; presdent-J. y, Clarksou, Dos Molnes;
Vlco rresidcnt-B. Rathhrtrn, Masou; Treas.
urcr-J. s. Polk, Dcs Moincs; Secretary, I. n.
llubpcll, Des Alolncs !. Dtrrctors-rhon'ns
Mitchell; AltteleltSl!e; nenty .Et,st;EEn, C1al
towu; 4. d. stuyuns; H. Kathhnrn, Mlarion;
alrssrs. Merrill a,,u fluuklntou. Mi'waulieu.
Traek-layinE u! tllc Ut. Louis t. Council
Dluirs ltoad Ii progressing Ut the rate Of three
miles tlay.. It is exps!HrA tho whole d!staucc,
LIS miles, will bo culpluieti Oct. !.
Work Ut, the Chicago, burlington IL Quincr
l,rilge oyer thu Missouri. at Flatt6tnouth, will
suun bcgih. It is tho lrtn conyetiun OF wel!-
puste.l railroad men slaal when tho bsflgo Is
completed through trims IN That rt,ad viii run
over lhut brldga direct to OFnal,n. 1t will he q
singular business pulley II, With such all a1yan-
iuro Ia their favor to saw thu Uxtprtionate
uHlou Pacific brltIgu transfer charges ut Council
H|u[s, they du not araia themselves OF 1t.
III view OF tho probable lnrreasa of traffic OF
tho ucs Molnca Il Fort Dodge Road OIL tlu COM
pletion OF thu ht!nuraio1ls Il 1t. Louis 10 Fort
llolec, Manager t;lmoru has rceently been
East to secure additional equipment anA rol&ial:
stock.
l'he last raN has been la'd OIL the ST. LouEs d
| kcokuk Iluntl, uni tratis aro now running
thrul,el, .lirccs fran Kcokuk tO st: l.uuIs. >.
The recent purchase VI tho Davenport e
| Northwestern HoutI By the Chicago, Milwaukee
Il ii, Paul waa blow under shc RIBS, rs 1t wrre,
| to tic Chicago Il Northwestern, rs heretofore
oil irasl!c Tor Chicago which wns The bulk Ut thu
| business OF the rtuu. WIZ transferred Ut Wheat
! Ia,nt and Nn Witt 10 tbs Chlrago Il Northwest
Urn. II will now 70 tlle oiller Waf, unA bo
given to .he Chrugo, lloek 1stltd 81 Pacific at
Davenport until tllu Dubuque u Northwestern
| IL extended from Fayv'tu 10 Furt Atkinson.
wheEu 1t ious sh1 null! ltnu or the Cheugo.
| Milwaukee 81 st. Paul. milwaukee, tratc VIII
ct,ll1e to Davenport, and Ut trlnaltrFeA to tale
| Western Union Diystnn Ut the Chicago, Mil
waukeu & 81. Paul until lhe Dubuque u North
| western Ia extcIhlett. .... -.
Tie Ch,cagu, burlington g. Quincy Is comfEt.
here now o. lust Us uct Asul n,uncy'ran bring It,
With s.ceI.ratls nnA !lrs,-c1ass eQulpnrns, equal
| III all respeetb to tlIu malt inc ~ fleu'
| President U. l.. Perkins tErlapS tllore thau my
one man arc llc people Indebted ior ih!a valua'
bic improvement
, 1879-08-06

~ = @fGF77171ttH 77FFEE3. .
Tho Shah at FGrsla " said ~ bu something OF
au artist. When lie pa!uss pcturu In Which II
camel in the background Is higher than trct In
the foreground, anl t!,e old mill on the left IL
hot ~ larsU as tho dog on tl.u right, mt! the
perspective shoots up aaaInst Tho sky with thu
slldeuucss Ut II tall telegraph pole. all huscnls
the canvas TO thu 14s.h annuul exhibition, lhu
Ilang,ug Comsntteu never hauE II aboyo the
l!uv. Not even hardly eyer: They would soon
be i heatless committee II they did. They give
the 6hah'A picture tho best position IN the Eul
lgry aiAl critics spcak Ut It's wonderful lights
anu slfa1os, It's toaarkab1u depth uf tonc, nrtis
tic groupings. an.l breadth VI feeling. They
nnku thu Sllah ttlieyu he IL u FcEuct, Hubene,
laapnaul, aud Alalssouter rolled tstu one. 1t
would prove very unAoatthy for iheM II they
didn't. A critic ONO rashly limited TINT one VI
thu Shah's pictures "lackeiL frulll,G." 4 few
1nekgd q hcRl,
, 1879-08-06
MRS. STOWE AND LADY BYRON.



CHICAGO, Ang, 6-fnR TRIBUNE Of thsa
moruing brnga It's thu correspondence between
Latle Drrun mud hcr stster-Iu.luw, which seems
T., 1ia,csc ri Mrs. stowr,, t,.ory nf the Hvron
'o''os',os ~ ."s' s..,. .,,...... ~.
'eparuiioIi "a ono 1eels. III aa'aheo' sl'e stream
la1y Thousands will condemn, aud few con-
x0cr thr crcn1nstanrc. uudrr whlcl, sho wroto:
h.. !, r.t, ,,. II -n,,-,s ,not th,s, o1o,la M,
e"' 'a'' p'a! 'e'""'a '''t' 'D''1 eAo1'1 "os
pe ofeFlookea'
J4ord Dyron Ills vile, md their friends chose
to ret up grand tnystcry,-a mystery certain
10 paae earsoss' 70 tAe u'u1os', Ha u'le E,' val
lclt some person 10 neas loaa ot guilt "h1'o
liz lived, t!io weight OF p'tb!ie sentiment Was
aeuinst him; mud this sentiment aided to cir
.nn,urr,ho I'm nnrn1efo,a tnf,uencc nj hi. nrr.
sf." t.,a ,.',,, .,a ,,ao .,,..ss,,
h'cious "orhs+ A'te' "1s asht''' NV s''o tu'"'u'
nnl Indy bvroh oega'o TUG scapceoat.
6ho had bccotne prominent US friend to Lib
cr,v und t.r cuuse Ut pmauc;patton for tho
.,:a.,a. s,n,,.. hut tho utntn r.atin,, uno, ,,,r
A''e'Na" nm,.' o"t Wv eI",A ts''t' ,. "uo' Nv
ns an ufilalthlal WIG WIS u IaFee ulseouht Oh
the vnluo III her adhercnee TO at'T causo,-na!,
T,r ,,r, r,n,cmtrr thr sncrrs 1T III. pro.slnvrrv
~ oAe .."a .'<,,,..n,. ,,,x,., =. aha,,,t''.,
pasty u LUIS eou''l! "o''co ~ @Aoo"''o''
through! La'ly byron. ..-.-...
Mrs. Stuwo md her family were Into converts
to tj,u Auti.sloyury cause, aud brought iu,o it
In xno, - ,ato ,,n1nrt. nfr. s,n~" oa !, ~"
'''o "oa' ~ wv .,'t, :, az NV
nhslioF Q! Uncle loh's Cao'n,. becano 1is
Tfeprseentatlse; a. sue1. eno was 1eeesVeu ~ ~
Entl41Hi' nhu became ,ntln1ately Aequa,hteu
viii! Latiy HYron+ WHO requested nrlVaio tntrr-
YsW' aiH', 10 tcr own ehAtnoer; on her s'ek neu'
Wita AZ tlie eoletnh'la"s os q aehtAueo eofies-
slnf, explained thc eauso Of tlat scparatton over
WHICH
an tho world wondered"
=, Ihls cause was complete yndlc9slon Of Lady
nyfoa, tse lI!ela VI tllo slave, The christian
WOMAN, tt active representative Ut MI bptIeyQ-
lent enterprises; nnl latt all The olatno with
LoTd B'so'', III. pcralstant corrupter nf pnl'lc
mura!s the SCORER at religion, tho unqA1sllUncl.
dchauc!le. l+auy bYrutl not ohly iuade this
astounding revelation, ~: accnfnEantcl 1t With
so!ctnn Injunction tslat her listener should lu
her el'nt 1nstico utter heF death wnlch aho lad
| ntYtr elalsneu aata1E i'ef Htc:
THIS certainly played AlFa. Stowe In very pc
, 1879-08-06
SECRETARY SHERMAN.
Whut lIo Has tn Say uf thu prnsponts /
hfnfnn ami flhlu.

,,.,,,. ,,. ria. :, s.v ,f III, f,roapoots In
WINE .N' u'1,a ~, t,,,in.
x.,s a'" ,"r. n."a,a Auo. 4.
., 1s'o l"'s nea', IT, t'"s. w.. fro,, Part.
Secretary slcsa!ah 10 on 1''e "u5 4o'n to,
land, Me-, wllerc ho Eas been Iahorins 1n 'l'e
ucnatug campaign, to Washington. Yesterday
H., ,yo, i,torvic,vol ~ follows:
"S nYou huyu been speaking in Mauc,"
''Ycs; VIC have s'ad b'!ei but brilliant CAM
nafern Ut 1t. spokr five times ln one week."
"Eow does It look 10 yuus"
uWn,,. I thlnl; IL looks well, They oil fecl
v.rv r,,ut]lcut, and 80 report 10 me-"
"WhRt IL the issuct r" ........- ..
II think tluanclal. rrcat many people say
,ve ,rr,,rret1 uur obligations In pApeF times, aud
,ew Nc sxu'ac. WV ars torceI @ % t" pay IN coi.." '
~" .'.rnry dun't think il's fairi''
:. snm t' y,nr -; nnswerln
.,is u. + hmra snhi In mt aneetteh. 'ivn hnye
,oa.ci II shrou,.i tl,at rcr,oa. Now wo iii wIsh
l., ls m n suI,stunttRl basis, Il Is unul,estiou-
1I nhr. :"
lid you meet Senator UlaIuefn
w vrs ni,nn,t rnusluI,tiv. lIta Mr.
m,inc Vary ,n,.rl. liz is inntin, u,,l sneal;inr
t.'""r,rnly wn1I.m
"ilnw @ero you reeeiyear,., r.,
,v,,, ~, t,,,mn, 1a1 WIKI nnt II, wall ,ccciru h,.
NJ ~ th. =, trnry syuryioly VIVA ,nn,t militia m
,,.r..,o's w. ~ iystrou n ha"s 1,r ~ rnn.
,rntiSn onpeaToJ TO b. kiuu Of m!,ldic-srot,,,a
~ ,rht.i ti,rv ct,nlI Mi unnnr. .hrlr h.st n,nn
W W III si,nIcs ri Hen,1n]tcnntsr, nttcn,lra t1u,
t.et iu,,s ura.ftIn1 M,'tI Inn,t, onr forI ~ hnc
~ ".',, ,',ani 1ss.s5i 'sS' ~
Yas 'v' I'M; my ~ scnvtaT u,m,tu I. ,hout
-, .,sir, A n,'a III. s,,c,.aar IL -, In c,a,snn
rno, t,xnsts 'I la ,irrI" with oHit"ol tntcr.
sst; .x;, mst slr' he"'''t' anu no 'ooRs a' 'ee''
VIII "..r, ,,, ,ht,l, .,.t,a I. .,g.7r
, 1879-08-06

At tho samA tins it levied the assessmcnt thsre
wonId have been far creator eonsistepo5 and pro:
priety IN tho atheuao. It does. in son,o senses.
seem unfair 10 make Tho prudent pay for tho i'm
providence Of the tecklcss. Thcra arr doubtless
moderate salaries. that would In no probable con"
tlnRcncy bc dependent mon this hospital. per-
MN might work for the Company dozen 5ears,
and phy the $U per rear, ard ha injured within =
week after qutttlng tho service o. tts road md
.st a.e no recognized claims to the ho.pttal bcne.
nh The assesttncnt 10 mere haKateIle 10 Hlcn
wl0 receive large falAEJ, 2nd comparatively
wclThty unon men who can hardly live on the
snall wages they 2cs Al section handi OF freight
, 1879-08-06
THE SECOND REGIMENT.

Tho 1oug-c1pected picr'c Of tho Second Reci.
ment occurred at Wood!aun yesterday, and WAS
= genutne success in every particular. being A.
te"oeu y, nusu ~, ~ ns""'' "'"' "o'aa''G w
c1.tted 'hsonenou. u'e Gay 70 mar Inc p'easuree
of those Hfo participated, excepting, perhaps,
the pr.nks Of few ptckpoeksts who m,te It
lle.t oualoca' 10 p' Oh hahe' a. e'e'f pao'1e
Trains lcft the n'lnol. I Central depot At sos
aud sac IN. aa y as ID, as ~ p m, a'
~Ith tuo.fnr.t,ve-ccnt Wins. whales. canes.
WIN s"oaousesas '.a. s Nu'p,' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~us sa"ss,
oranges 'acn,oasse'e' "na al u1e pa'npne''sa ~,
necessary 10 lug t9oe eaeu's.o,'iat' a'e p1e'
neke parooa afeey o. Inc trnn aapo8n5 ~ Mn
but thcro VIA comfortable n111ture OIL AmeTl-
cans and other nauonAiit!es, aud all appeared to
In hent nm having tEthtop time IN tho beautiful
w. .rar,s w.. ~ wnod1nvn'
According to programme, there waa parade
at tho Second Regiment Artnory, on Wabash
aycuuo, At half.past o'clock in tho morning,
In, .hi. va. mt much Of m afYn!r. a. u,r hors
pas sn', ~, ~ T., "ss .,,..i"s a.a.,aS r,a o,-.n,y
Wero s!oM ~ Rrt.nf ,naai, ..ha.a
VA marched 70 ne aepot a a. oeloeK, ", "ncse st.
tne eololcfs .c s.sn nau ~
i .na en,u.nsr,i I'nkrd sc1t 1hc rcennnnf
Was comm4nueo " ~ Vush7 n'11seH 49, -
neua snu mnj, -. ~ Esnt
1ttee 81 Atlah2es ,, W. U si;i,or ~ e.ps; ~;
LIEUT.: 4. Sevm,n. G, ane o,seefs nis. 2! ."e @ aay
werc as 1o;io"s' ,,, Husuuei, "1es , MAs L'eT
coone'; M,,.'aH. T.. taenni "aio, ,, ~
i1ehhGsss; Auiatant' yonn aInsuuem' uxa -. co ~
+ Duane; and Aas'ssant-sa'econ' Of William
Marslfi. ~. 81,
lothys orcncafa was on uohsu NY qt,,. W. tu,.
nn5h au uaf ~ unS 3hot ~ tai!,en'H nnn.am
melodies TO Me eosnest!on oi a..
wig were alsposea to OUTS" !,s ,,n,, ~ ,,.oSs y
, 1879-08-06

Special NNtdtch 70 1hs 7F7baHe
INDIANAPOLIS, July 5.-Artices Of consol!da-
tun OF te Lake Erie T. Loulsyt'le i.ailroatl
Company md this Indianapolis & Sandusky
Railroad Company llayp heuu filed with the sec-
retary Of Statr. Tbs new CORPORATION will bu
known as the LIKE Erie 4: Western Rnilroaa
Company, and will ilaya u ras,ifat stock Of
e. cut, ,N0.
Tho stockhnitlcss OF the Indianapolis PERU Il
Chicago Railway to-dny reelected tlir present
Hoard Of Directors, Vo!ney I. Mnlott remains
usI,cral Manager,
, 1879-08-06
I'r[.AlA.


Tic General Fruight Agents ot tho various
roalls leading east fron tlls rty held their reg.
lar weekly poo! meeting yesterday morning At
,l.u ulleu of thu Lake-Shore Railroad. hut be-
yot1d submitting their regulnt statements Ut
li1r business dane during tl!e past week nuth1h,
was transacted.
Gencra!-slanAgcr W. D. Strong, Of 'tho Ateht.
SOU, Topeka IL Santa Fe lsallrnaM, accompanied
by nearly nil llr xeneru ol!eers III his f.a,l, las
gnnu II New Mex!eo tn personally push tse
Southern extension to u s;cellY cun, plelulI. 1le
hlssiacss VI tha New sIrxtcu D!slsau uF III"
AlcEs III, Topeka 4: Santa f. Ii tucrelsins b :
you'd ui expectation, and new tuwns uru spr.,. .
ing ul a'1ng shu 1tue as Il by tnaAte. 1t lacy
Iccscl tu llaYu tsiu road completed tu .tlOH-
tIurrQua within a year, a,ul wusk nn tic line u
iinyu.nas, Du lle Uuif Ut California, Will Also
BIZ commenced at onr.
'rIlu indianapolis JuaIuu SAYS:
Thu sanitary .chore " Tho Missouri fqctdc
Road, which lnkc4 III year ar III cents nnGlh
fruln thr salary vi Sset, r:sruya uh lht Inv ~
support i.stltaI III Ma4AlEItHn. Nu., l. tafllln4
cuu4ucrabt1 cuuIlGHt alInn- fnltEGisl tItl many
lAEtn! ILr EFGnid tt.Ht tnra tnIFltHsluhs d1IpIa
i,u yulnutaty, NoL snurt.d Had the t'uH.a&Y
raj ,ei tar Haaea vi euca uaA i,o esLGs kf inuA14
, 1879-08-06
Hrs, ES1Saut,

Mrs. Bcsant," says the London 1For'd, "is
entered for the matrfcu1atfon Or entrance exan,-
81 nsss @ Fl eoan eS 10 3 aqmos
this portal. She aims, evidently, at obtaining
degree, posalbly in medicine. when shs Will be
FREQ 10 publish tic !"Fruts OF Philosophy II ~
scientific work, the wrlter Of which Is clo.heel
III The rolo Of y learned doctorl 1t Ia a grand
coup.r
, 1879-08-06

New York Central. New York, Laks Erfo t.
Western, Pennsylvania, and Baltimore & Ohio
has not yet been arrnnvcd. This mattet has
been referred to tho Board Of Arbitration, who
Will give d decision III few DAYS. It L. be-
licvcd that by this action tue irunk lnca
will bo enabled TO enforce the pools from
ali Western points, a. no business. can
bo taken by the roads parties to this pool at
lcas than tue agreed rates. md II Western
road ctlta The rates It Will hsvo to stand the lss
all a1ono. By this arrangement the buslnesd
received by tic trunk lines irotn the lakes goes
Into tho POOL the same M II received by rail-
, 1879-08-06

.,,,, s$asAF@stt t1shH AhsssfcuH.
While walking around the public square yes
ter'tay airs. 3oi'nson, who IL vlstI,y hero, llur
res'dc1iSa being IN Pulosxt, und Sam Owuys Ac-
c.denta!'y met and recognized pasl, oll.rr. They
wcte married before tho Mar, and had hvoa
teuarated: Owens suggested, "Lrt's kis4,H
hui Mr. Jol,nsnu, WIN lust uieu caslls aloog,
Uwens saia to ,leF,''l hayo bonrttought you
were dead, ANd haYa only recently rclnarrtel.''
"And have long thought. you wera draJ, y
said Mrs, Juhnson, "atA row hayB house
Iufl uf vtilstten.h
'fvre Sus nothing uoru to be autl after th!s,
Al,l tho parties Wunt thrlt respective wu}s.
, 1879-08-06
ANOTHER EAsr-noUSn pool.

A gentleman prominently connected With otlc
ot the Eastern trunk 3ines Informed u
TN1nuAH Reporter yesterday llsat lht Eustern
trunk lines huye decided su poo1 all business
reccIycd fur thu East ut Buffalo, Suspension
Brtligc. sa,uma1Ica, BclIalF, aud lltt>burg. The
alyllion OF business atloEV the tour roads
, 1879-08-06

Il kEUAUlk AMI 81 LOu4Ss
Tic ST. Louis HtpublieaM has the following III
rcgara 10 route uIat Is to councct 81. Louis
with Iowa:
towns on tue wcs, aldo Of tho river. This IL accom-
p!lshed by Thy compIetion OF The Y. Lnns "
Dhrdcnnr OH the 1t. LDnss. KaAsAA City It Northern
ltoad. The last rail was lafd on Thuesdsy. md
traIns over this channel OF communication may bo
looked for ehrIy tic coming wusk
This COMPANY owns and operates road begin
nlny a. kooknk: L.; tan sntetrrt.ne. vide -awaka
Mississippi Ntycr. at Tho foot OF The great Govern
ment canal. snd. unit! the present. additional
slate. Hero connection wnh made with branch
of tho Chicago Alion 1tarod1 thus enabling u to
secure cootnuuleatlon with tals Stty: although Il
cost to The cArrtr by Eeason VI the doublc bridge
ctarges o.le hero and tho other NJ Louisiana. By
the completion Of tho road 10 Dafdeslne, and IN ex
ceilent bls!neAs arrangement vita the H. Louis.
KAtlsns City Il Northern Hallway. much shorter
un cheaper route Ia opencd 10 tho enterprise OF tho
road md its customers in thcir traffic with 81.
LouB. which Ia tho natural mnrt for tho produce Of
tho cnt,re section Of country tributary 70 THIS road
On ins ether M hsno lasg9 saa vs*sf s!s erofy
Mtsesappl, hthegso on1y accessible to tllc induce
mcn,s Of olr merchants dnring sumn,cr navigation
by thc rrcr packet linus IL thrown open b. short
and direct route the entire year.
Thu most important c!ties on tho line Of The road
asr Louisiana, lIAtnlhal. Quincy. Canton. and he.
okuk. whos. merchants hava hitherto been forced
" superior facilities to purchase largey IN Chlea.
wholesale dealers placcdin position to command
this important t1nds.
Uy It's connection with tho Hannibal S st. Joe
llaElr1nd al Hannibal an important outlet is cr..
tected. That will enahlu the lasEs traI1lc uf that
ruad 10 seek market Al thls Unint and ut tho
samo t!nio give that line 81 tts rosepue II could
sasd at the Missouri. knusas Toxas, whose uorth-
Urn tugu!uus 10 At the same pacc. Al Kcoktlk tho
old kcokuk & Doa Mutsies Hallway. now a divttion
of the Chicago. Rock island i pAcino 1inirpad,
and il connection. tho luwn Central Railroad Of
futa HtlOrt aud cleap rnU for the 3nilnonsc grain
trade Of tho large agricultural district Of Iowa:
Hy these same foads IL Offered 10 tourists short
routu u 81. Paul md minneapolis. and It IL bc-
cved throngn slcrrcr will be pu1 OIL At yury early
day. Flnally. ths new soAd. or as it ~ better
known, '''rhe Kcn1suk K II. Louis l.fnD, " eonca
to our duor without asking or receiving ouo dnllar
0! assistance from liz. and, with splendid trade
at il. hack. nsks fur fatr share q tas rassonaEs
now line has been already opencd At 404 inc
street, and placed In charge Of Mr, a. Kellogg.
Wi,o has iar sumo tne BEEN connected with the
HoHd 81 contracting agent.
, 1879-08-06

Rpectai Ditpafrh ia TAs TftaEns.
DErRolT, MIelt, Aug. 5.-Charlcs +. Barron,
formerly III t!iu Freight Department Ut tic
Michigan Central. mud for tle tIast year Gc,icrnl
Freight Agcut nit! Passenger Agent of Tho
Detroit L. hay City Railroad: I,as resigned. No
successor Is appointed, .!lI Snpnsintcndr1t Cal
loway will look ALTER lhc business for time.
, 1879-08-06

Sptctat Nixpufch fe IA Tribttn4
Sioux CRY, H., Aug. 5.-Tlse tirst ground
was broken To-day Of thu oxtruSsn Ut the Penn
b[,,a 1sa,lroa,l to Sioux Falls. Work vii! bo
pushed rapidly.