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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-20
Farmer D0dge's Story.

At recent meeting of the American
Institute (New York City, Farmers
Club, milk being the topic, Farme,
Dodge told story, as follows:
ga Teuton made little fortune here
not long ago in the milk business, and
decided to return to Germany and enjoy
it in his old home. In the ship that was
bearing him homeward was q mischiev-
GUS monkey. The monkey, prying
around one day, found a heavy bag and
ran up to the masthead with it. The
German clasped hands in despair at see-
ing the bag;v it had his money, all in
gold. The monkey in q leisurely way
pulled out a piece and flung it down to
the deck, when the ex-milkmau gather.
ed it up. Then the beast tossed sec.
ond piece into the sea. Thus alternate
ly the pieces went, one into the ocean and
the next into the distracted mans pock-
ct. sAh,' said the ex-milkman as he
pocketed just half of what he had start
ed with, sit is just. One-half of that
milk l have sold was milk, and the
money for it comes back; the ether halt
vas water, and half goes back to VS.
err IN. Y. Sun.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-20
Kansas City Markets.

KANSAS CITY. No., June II.
Beeves-Native Steers, sales at s. 2504. Is;
Native Cows, S?.00q 500.
HogS-Sales at S3309 3.S.
Wheat-No. g, l02x@LO3; Nos. 96k697kc,
Corn-No. mixed, 3lkg32c; re,ected
SOC.
Oats-NO. 9. Sc.
Rye-No.2. 36d4oc.
Butter-Choice, 80 loo; fair. 707Kc.
Cheese-Fresh Kansas, prime, 5Xo6c:
Choice Illinois. 7a7kc.
Eggs-Candled. 9@9xc Y dozen.
POultry-Ltve Chickens, per doZ., So 0002S5
Spring Chickens. per doz., Sl2562.OO
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-20

REMEMBER that the sunshine is q
good medicine, but that it is liable to
kill in over-doses. Acabbage or q plan
tain leaf in the hat of q laborer, or .
sun-umbrella in the hand of one not
used to out-of-door exercise, may pre-
vent sun-stroke.-Dr. Foote's Health
Monthly for June.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-20

The BUFFALO STARCH FACToRY-manufact-
ureTs o. Z. Giiberts renowned starchC s-has
always been conducted on the most honorable
principles and is one OF the first institutions
In every respect in the United States. With
such an increasing demand for their starches,
unequaled facilities, and an enviable reputa-
ton all over the world, the Buffalo Starch
Factory deserves bOundless career of pros
perity.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-20

THE summer styles of close-cut hair,
according to the Norwich Bulletin, are
the "Modoc," "Pine Apple" and "Ba.
by Nine" The first leaves one scalp
lock, the second has rather . rummy
appearance, while the third does not
leave one particular hair to tell the tale.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-20
Kansas Editors' Convention and Excur.
sion.


The Editors and Publishers Association of
Kansas met in annual convention at Topeka,
on the 18th, in the Representatives Hall OF
the State house. President King called tie
Convention to order ut O'Clock p. m, and, in
the absence Of the Treasurer, appointed on
motion, Mr.. PETER of the Coffeyville Journal
Treasurer pro TEN. On motion, committees
were appointed to nominate permanent OFF,
GERS of the Convention and to select q loca-
ton for the meeting of the next Convention,
session. The firSt-named committee. was an
pointed as follows: Messrs. ID. X. Anthony
l. h. Hudson, III. c. Rizer, Ed. Lane and j. S.
Gilmore. The Committee on Location was
Messrs H. Clay Park, ". nj. Allison. j. f.
Rastall, w. ID. Jenkins and n. o. Stevens. At
the evening session the Committee on Nom
nations made report of the following as off,
GERS for the coming year, and the report was
Topeka; Vice Presidents, ii. Clay Park of
AtchiSOn; John S. Gilmore of Fredonia; NJ,
II. Murdoch of Wichita; and II. L. Smith of
Concordfa; Treasurer, W. A. PETER of Coffey-
Vile; Secretary, S. S. Prouty of junction
City. The Committee on Location reported,
submitting the names of the cities of Winfield
and Lawrence, and on ballot the Convention
selected Lawrence. Governor st. John, in
the absence of Mayor Case, delivered an ad.
dress of welcome TO the editors. and Judge
PETER of the Coffeyville Journal made the re-
ply. The President then introduced Mr.
George W. Reed of the Topeka Blade as the
The Kansas Press" Hon. I. Dwight
Thacher of the Lawrence Journal was t6en
introduced by the President, and delivered
the annual address. After adjournment q
the next day the editors engaged in an ex-
cursion which carried them to Kansas City.
Chicago and Mackinac. The return of the
excursion party was fixed for the I'D, the
separating point being Atchison, and the
hour II 20 a. NJ, when all outgoing trains
would be met.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-20

WHEN an equestrian is pitched over
the head of his horse he is apt to rea-
lie 'sthe power behind the thrown"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-20
The Forretfulness Of People.

The Oxford Professor who, to avoid tho
wind when taking snuff, turned around, but
forgot to turn ba k, and walked six miles into
the country, was 10 mere forgetful than
thos, who still use the huge, drastic, cathartic
pills, fo-ge' ting that DIR. Pierce's Pleasant
Purga;ive Pellets, which are sugar coated,
and little rger than mustard-seeds, are a
positive and reliable cathartic, readily cor
recting all irree ulariiies of the stomach, liver
and bowels. Sold by druggists.
ssTO BE or Not to Be. '-1t Is question
of importance to all afflicted creatures,
whether they will be cured of disease by
remedies which leave long train of bad at.
ter-effects, or by medicine that strikes at
the cause Of the malady and eradicates it,
without doing any more harm than that much
water? CLIFFORD'S FEBhIFUGE, for the
cure of all diseases caused by malaria, is Q
palpable, powerful Antiperiodic and Tonic,
and yet never produces headache, noise in
the ears, deafness, or any of the evils c0nse-
quent on the use Of Quinine, Arsenic, etc.
j. C. RICHARDSON, Prop'r,
For sale by all Druggists. st. Louis.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-20

NATIONAL YEAST has gained its worldwide
reputation upon its merits. II you have
never used It give it trial.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-20
THE MARKETS.

CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-20

view, cherokee, Charles n. wagner; Solo.
mon City, Dickinson, Louis B. Rogers;
TOijabe, Decatur, John s. Crawford.
A LITTLE son of Walter Scott was run
over and killed few days ago at Sslins.
He was disengagling tangled line, and the
mules attached to the wagon ran away. His
mother was thrown from the wagon and Sc.
riouslg injured.
FORTY-THREE thousand seven hundred
and twenty-five head of Texas cattle are
and shipment from Dodge City.
AT meeting of the citizens of Douglass
County held at Lawrence on the 9th the
County Commissioners were instructed not
to obey the order of the Circuit Court to
make levy to pay the interest on the rail.
road bonds.
THE following appointments have been
made by the Governor: John ID. Mitchell,
Justice Of the Peace for Chautauqua Town.
ship, Mitchell County. Notaries-I. Milton,
Chautauqua County; S. r. Emmers, Butler;
j. 81. johnson, Nemaha; W. W. Emmert,
Bourbon; II. W. Leeds, Franklin; c. F.
Rooster, Marshall; Samuel S. Sisson, Har-
per; George Williams, Ford; W. Wood.
ward, Wyandotte; Charles Roads, Books; S.
S. Tabor, Rice; Spencer johnson, for the
County Of Ellis, to do business in the Coun-
ty Of Wallace; E. D. Brown, Allen; W. B.
Sargent, Nemaha.
THE old settlers Of Kansas are to have
grand reunion at Lawrence in September
next, to which all the early pioneers of the
State are invited. 1t will be an occasion of
much interest, if only for the, stirring his
toric associations which such a gathering Is
certain to recall.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-20

udESer 1dQ was 1nVcnCcO Dy the Japan.
csc, and its importation into China has
always been strictly forbidden. Great
numbers have, however, been success
fully introduced into Canton, Foochow,
and other maritime cities, and they are
now even manufactured by the enter
prising natives of the first mentioned
port.
suits are daily happening here and there.
A Boston butcher ran against . knife
that lay on block, severed an artery,
and bled to death. A Denver woman
caught her foot IN railroad frog and
could not get loose before a train ran
over her. A Vermont farmer sneezed,
with straw in his mouth, drew it into
his lungs, and died choking. A horse
kicked Michigan boy into q deep well
where he was drowned. The shoe flew
OF the foot of kicking mule, in Nash
vile, and fractured the skull of baby.
An Oregon girl swallowed her engage.
ment ring, and lived onlya week after.
ward. While standing on his head, on
the top of high fence post, an Iowa |
boy lost his balance, fell into q tub of |
hot wafer, and was fatally scalded. A
stone, thrown by playfellow, broke a
glass from which St. Louis boy was
drinking, driving some of the pieces
down his throat, and he died q few
hours afterward in great agony. Look
ing up to watch the fight of an arrow,
q Nashville woman did not see it de-
directly over her head, and
The sharp metal point penetrated her
brain through one of her eyes, killing
her instantly. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
no PHILADELPHIA,
Il pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVA RAILROAD.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED route AND SHORT LINE
b,
NTWNOHK hND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through DAILY Geppts
Philadelphia two IN Nrw-N'Tk.
Double thu Improved Equipment and the Fastt -
Jnir con ,la emit VITA absuiutc SItcly
ON and aitcr D,,cmbcr j. lS1s,
Txircss Trains leave iura D ,JOset and Court
street Ferries ~ follows:
30 $50 $50 10 lmlrl H.; !, $500 l. .. o. $50,
$50 and Ia SGnidy 1870 and a. M; ., d. $50, 63D
and - p.
trains Jersey Cty arordng speedy and direct transfer
Tor BROOKLYN travel.
refurnEg tras leave Philadelphia 1901, ;4j 3jJ. Z.
30 aud II Limited Express. l3D m. -, l..
80 T. 20 ON sunday lGUl, 2:ij 500, ,, $50,
'rrk't Onirrs Sos roc anl Oh Broadway No. Aston
uor.c ard root Do,bT0sscs and Courandt No 4
Corn 81 and brooklyn Annex Depot. foot Of Ful0nst.,
uIrokivn; Nos. ia, l6 and IFS hua>on.st Hohokcu
I,s,r /. l.. FARMER
F.ANE TUONSON Grnl Passenger Agt
t,furlal MANAGER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
DENNsyLVANIA RALROAD-Great Trunk

Line and Initcd states Mail loute.On and after DE.
IT, 1875 trans leave NcwlOtk Wa sDiosse' and
Cortland street FriTIcS ~ follows: 49,
l!a. -lIre. PIiI,itg. tie West and south,
rii Pullman Palace Cars attached, . a. M and $50 y.
d:l
connecting Corr for 1iiusNe Pt"oum Centre aud the
Ol Regions. Nlh1I-pfIt AID ..ork iIycr a. IN
Baltimore. WsL pton "in ihe Noatl Limited Na3hlng-
ton Express Pullman paOr daily except sunday.
10 a. r arrive a.ilugton ii2 D. Regular at 4:3O and
so ana Top 49,: sun ~, 20 n L aud 10 r. m For
BiitIiuurr m. tNrcit sunday.
INr foi mi 81, 1hf - 80 500 10 Eimitcdl, II
u. M l. $50. G $50. $50 ana 10 sunday $50 amt
q. $50, $50 ana 40 p IN. Emgrant ami second
Loaf OF crook yn with all through trains
Jrcty C.}. ai'iug speedy and direct irdAsler Tor
BIuoklJn tGaN'L
IRAN. aIrvc- from Pittsbnc. GjD 1912 IN. To- p.
H. daily $40 a. 6'ib d1'H, except Monday FROM
Washington and Bdum"i' 60 a. m, =, 800 ~ lolQ D.
H. ~ntily, $50 y. and lrlp y. From PhllHtcpil
i.J $50 $40 1910 l3Oa =, 500. 800 G2n $50 and
1910 sunday, oOj. 600. IOiJ IlJO III, O:-O. lJlO
'Tcket Offices 52G and 9l broadway. No Aston House
and f of - -hIo---s ami Curtad,i,. No. COd ,st
RrGhIvn Annex Depot loot Of fultonsi Brooklyn Nos
lIi l6 AMI iiud4Il So Hob Depot, jersey city
iinigrant Ticket office. \o B1lt,Iy-pacr
7, - FARMER Grll Passenger AGENT.
Il Il - f..f.s B
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22

tp NV VIA IALLEINLR LINE.
Tickets limited good only dsy Oi sale iOT continuous
passage On steamer ana leaving fJ River tie following
morning AT 50 arrival Of boat Regular uckes at -
good ans between AL River and Boston. AZ .un.
cent steamers 1900 1890 - ~
NEWPOET AND OLD COLONY
NcW.loik daily t~uniays picl. at 430 p M
from Pier -. &Oith River, loot oil MuIIay--t.
Leave brooklyn. Via Annex boat. at y.
Tickets secured 40 all principal Hotels and
Ticket Offices, the Pier ami
BORDEN u LJNELI, Agents.
GEO. l.. CoSSoE, Geul P4ss AgL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
al Sn TO BOSTON
~ I.cO VIA THE Old RELIABLE
NIANINI.IlN IIAI.

CONNTCIlNG WITH ALL Points FAST.
NOT y Trip Mls>LD ~ SENEE Consecutive
tl.|
The elegant steamers STONINGTON end MARIA.
GAN~bII leave Pier j North River uOot OF Jdyst at 4JO
%. u daily except NuudaSbi.
special nfsicilss limited tickets. good only 2ij
t:aln from oonns bold Via tbs line from Ne"NOrA TO
Boston for 81 80.
Ir.,- Or .o at all prime pal.tirkc Offices. StaeroOms
Of MtstcOtt ana AZ
1888 and Broadway aud at Metropolitan and El Avenue
Hotel ticket Offices ..
PROVIDENCE LINE. FOR FREIGHT ONLY
Steamers ELECTRA and GALATEA lraN" Pier % North
River 0f NaTTenstj daily except Sundays) al p III
fOI Providence direct
IIeight via either lane taken AZ lOU est rate .
{. ". ElLhlNS. q. T. 40 J. =. BABCOO h, IIesI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22

NOSr of L. ;. NAVY SINCE 1SG6-McI
y chant Fleets OF The world
Tribune ALMANAC. Price 20 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
Bankrupt Noilcee.

rF'IIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 18th
nav Of october, \. D. ISIS warrant 10 BaHkrnpiry
was Is.urd against the estate Of tai TARll TONN
HEIGHTS LAND COMPANY, OF New orr, in The cunt.
York and 0f New forh which has bern ailIdGrd
haukrlpt on is own petition; hat the payment 0i any
and delivery ans property belonging to such bank.
and the transfer OF
property by it. forbidden hy law mat Meeting Of
the creditors 0 the bankrupt corporation 10 prove
cioos' ~ It's estate,
5i held Court 81 Bankruptcy. Ia be holden al NJ"
TO- Broadway the CITY NrWl OK. before Mr.. Henry
Wilder Allen Register, tnc TN day oi February, A. D.
l-7g. II O'Clock IN. LOUIS f. PAY,
l. Marshal Messenger southern District Of New York.
rINJIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on The 9TH
L dav Of January, A. H. 1879 Warrant ~ H.nkujptcv
was issued against the estate ~ SAMUEL -. PARKER,
cay. in Comfy u New and Siaic ~
New Ork who has been aGlndg bankrupt ON his
that The payment dt bis delivery ~ prop
belonging such bankrupt 10 him Tor h-
transfer Of property Dv Inn. iuIhIGdcn ~
hat ui the sand
prove their debts and To choose OF
lis estate VIII bc held CONT bankruptcy, be- holden
so tiq FultOn-St., the CITY Of New Nurr. bciorc
Edgar Kclchum esquire RcStcr ihc ls day 0i February
4. D. 1879. AT - O'Clock N. LOUIS 4. PANN.
r. southern District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22

goparinersblp Notices.

NEW YORK, December ST. 1875
The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the ar m ranic of
Uumo Bros and which expires ts date, E further continued
fol- the period OF three years. WILLIAM II. ~ MI
CHARLES T.. IIIMEs
yINIIE present firm of BROOKS BROTHERS.
who have conducted the Clolng Bu-lhe-s h. corner
Of broadway and Bond in thr Cy Of Sew York il iii,
dav dissolved qucnrt q! TIE retire.
lnsnt from business oi HG. DANIEL II. BROOKS
Dated January y, lr.9.
DANIEL II. BRODk~, JOHN J.. BROOKS
CLAEE&CE BOOKS.
have Tins da, formed
The purpose Of ,droiu" The tyihng usiues uui,r tie
firm name " Bl.UOh0 lAOl Iill'~. Dated jan H. l-r.
JOHN j.. BROOKS.
tIhI.INtE BROOKS,
FRANCES WAGNER.
JARVIS WEED.
CLARK =. Hops
MATTHIAS = ETET
HIRAM :. ARMSTRONG,
FEANCIs g.. LLOYD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Ioarn NeuYnri, frnfn OF DesbrOsses and Court

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAlLROAD.-
ID New.YOrk from foot Of Desbrosses ana court
landt
so m for Washington. Columbus Cincinnati lndlanip'
oils Chicago and the West Richmond, Chtfest0n anu va.
south Pullman from Baltimore TO NewaTk ohio anu
Chicago. -, -
100 D. Washington ard the West and the south wa
GOrdOnsyle Pullman from NewlOik 10 Baltimore ana
Washington making close connections Tor PittsbuIK Chtn
matt indianapolis louisville ami 81 Lpnis. Through fumaI
cars Baltimore Cincinnati ~ Louis and PittsbuIg ahd
To- Washington Ia Augusta and savannah.
1000 daily Tor Wasiip Ltun, the south and Wct run
ssspers from NewYork 10 Baltimore and Washington
making connections for chicago Cincinnati lndlnapp
lis Louisville LOuis. Columbus. ttt-buTR the S"u anu
southwest Through Pullman cars from Baltimore 10 tncln-
connects Washington with trains iOl lyuChDuls
Florida. New orleans and the south.
For through hckcS please cal ~ C0mpanys once: 90
Broadway York and ticket ocs foot Of Couftland
ana Dcstrussrs5ts and Depot, Jcrecy cry. 80.
ROUND TRIP TItkiIS TO KANSAS, NEBRAShA
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
nAIrIC MAIL sTEANHInP CNMPANY

L Sailing from per loot tdGs!s'. North Hivcr
For san FRANCE CO via ism Nus or PANA"A+
steamship NttPi I.tC, FRIDAY, Jan -. Room .
CuHrcC' Contra ard south America 'Hd NtN.''
From san Francisco t0r Japan 9Id CHINA:
steamship CHI \. N,dl STAY, -aich %. noon.
From FRANCISCO TO Honolulu. Sc" H'aarf ana
Australia ...... ..,.--
Ior freight general i.I;19t Andy 81 Company
ONCE ON pier Cua.. NoIth Nti Sad Jr passage
N N nnahN, = IloA.i OLi-, ". - BIuIuNIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
SECOND CALL O'CLOCK p. ".
THIRD CALL.-2:3O O'CLOCK p. N
TUESDAY, Jan. 2l-P. N

The stock market at the opening Of business To-
day exhibited not trace of the fcvcrishness that
was observable in the late dealings of YESTERDAY
Not only did the first prices show an advance but
this was followed by further rise that was well
maintained all through the day. While the North.
western shares continue TO exhibit wonderful stay.
ing powers to-day, after advance of per cent
each for the common and the preferred stocks they
were comparatively dull, reacting a fraction at tho
end More attention was directed To the shares Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railroad. the
common stock of which rose from 1893 to 40l2
a 10, and the preferred from 79aI to olds0@
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific opened up q per
cent at l24l2 and after selling at l21 closed az
It's opening figure.
Erie was active and stronger, rising from 23ll
to 2fIi42ns. This stock seems 20 offer leglt-
mate field for speculation to all who have con-
tdcnce in the permanence Of the present prices for
the general list because thus far the stock has
been neglected. and apparently has been without
friends at least of the right sort. Lake Shore con-
tinucs to exhibit want Of faith IN any figures
above 20; to-day it rose from G97s to 7OSs, but
closed at G97s, and Michigan Central sold az
7gl, a sOa 791o, Canada southern selling at
4C4 iGl2. c., c., c. and l. was notably active and
higher, rising from 40li TO i2ai. Illinois Central
reflected the effect Of the company iaVorabeGe-
port, published in tO-day,s TRIBUNE by advancing
per cent to S27s. Wabash, with smaller earnings
thus tar this year than in 1873. was only steady at
2l2t4 22a213s. The Hannibal and II. Joseph
stocks were dull and not so strong rs yesterday.
Ohio and Mississippi rose to 96sQ93s on a rather
active trading, the preferred stock selling up to
2i2i.
The speculation in the coal stocks received rev
;,npctus the reason for which is unknOwnl and
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western rose from 4s3I
10 5O3la $685. Delaware and Hudson from AZ to 434
Morris and Essex from S1l2 to S235 and Central OF
New-Jersey from 40l4 to 4ll4d4O's. Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph continued strong. rising 10 SO,
and Western Union was dull az usual at JGis@
9Gl24 9Gla Pacific Mail was without feature, SELF
ing IN n small way at 1874 l3.
stock loans continue 10 be made generally at29
per cent for carrying; the exceptions being North
wet common and Morris and Essex Hat. and Della
ware 4 Lackawanna and Western first fiat and
then nc = per cent for carrying The market closed
StIOnS.
siXGE STOCK MARKPr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
Steamboats, ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on llonsat0nlc
ID and Naugauck Railroads Fare. 81 steamer bridgeport
leaves CahaTnesp daily (sundnys eIceped al lI5o@ H.
and bridgeport az II y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
u,HE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be

I'VE ERIE RAILWAY VIII hereafter be
InIE and WESTtRN KiILR0AD. Arrangement Of
trans, taking ehtct No'enGer 70, IT,s: -. ,.-
roora Coaches 10 I,araio and SuspensoG Bridge
+. (Dadyp Fast - Louis Expires arriving 81 Buffalo
conucctins WIN fast irun- 10 the - amt s5dL
IunaIs be-, DIa"ngloom Sleeping coaches to nunalo.
cre is 10 R Rccc 4'I Easn S' Na g M a G
nai and Chicago without change also Hotel Dining cars TO
Pm, ElnieI train FOR nc West
Ncwark, r:IJ. $40 ll:iOa M. 3J. 4lj j:ij Go, 7:3O
D. and - midnight SATURDAY nights only sundays, $40
Iuihcriod PARK and Passac O. -. TO- 1915 a. m. u
nooii Ia g. ij $50 5.lj g. G:jO = 10 p M IL Midnight
SUNDAYS C. sac, ln -. $50 p m, and II midnight
rs. 8. 30 80 10 - . 5l5 g. o.; 29 & 10 =.
~. u midnight 8nda:s $780, 9IJ. 1910 a. m. LAD.
;,urrin g. 7:Ij. 10 n 10 3aj, p. M - mid.
night suulays. &, SO, 1915 q ~, IA, $50. p VI and
conNaIL Is. a. $50, l:9op M sundays $50 IN.
NCwhurg - 81 3:,U 100 D. sundays. $50 a.
i;"sh%S q - . l05 a. w. a:}o b. i30 D. H.
sundiy- q. $50. l0lj ~, $50. =, ~:
DAYS $50, 1913 m. $50. D. m The . a. ~ aud 4:3o p
connect With Newl Oh and Os"eSo Midland i!.
Tori Jcr,is 7:IJ. o 1915 a. M 40 C. p Sundays
Tram, .caying Chambcfs.st half hours
BEFORE y. leave 2adsi 10 minutes earlier than above
2 H. 20 minutes earlier Boats leave 9al,t 9.l5 ana
Has connecting with trains leaving Chambers st. at 10
cG Tor and for apartment; D[aviog room
pany Oacts Nos 80 EEL go Or 957 broadway " - No.
l,rss Trains from the West atrise III Ne,'lork at 10
~" JNO. y. ABBOTT. Gen1 rassr y q. New.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NCW-JERSEY.
= $50 90 M ., iij 33l $50 $50. il3O p. m.
and 6ip ~. The II 80 and II r. Wil not run sat
Manuel swng Valley and Nonsey. = 9:i5 @. N. 40 p H.
JNO. y. ABBOTT. Genl Passr ~. Arw.N OIk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
5ieamuodis dno RAILROADS..

MENDMENTS 20 CONSTITUTIONS of
~ California, CooIadO lncS Louisiana, Maine Michigan,
Missouri Zee TRIBUNE ALMANAC 1879 - cents
FOR NEW-HANEN, IFS surroundings and
al stations on the .,c"-f@ls' io.on ana Air Line,
join n. STARIS and EKASri- CORNING leave IIrr u.s.
n H. foot OF CUurlndts ST. nj D. IN every nlalt IN mo
week EXCEPT saturday arrive ~ New Haven In time Tor an
morning ell RAILROADS; b,s doc Tor Passengers
and freight fare Il excursion 81 80 Stiins New Haven
Transportation Line. $1,000. o.. ,..,..,.,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
Q PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
MINING STOcKs.
~. Hay
san TEANCiSCO CL0sINd 7
Yesterday. To-day.

Government bonds were extremely anil I p,aTI,
fine transactions at the first aud second l'on nr
ouonntinp 10 only ~ 200. There was no ltatuso
to The market IL is reported tfat new ioie,sn
syndicate has been formed for the purpose OF hJS .
mlde firm subscription Tor $50, OOU 600 as start
ing point Annexed are the closing quotation, :s,a