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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
LINE STOCK MARKET.

NvWYoBK Aug -BEEVEs-Keceipts including one
arrive the Ere Road we're 100 cars u $3.50 head
saturday so head against HAS head for the CORE
spending SIX last week WITH Just about enough stock
active about steady prices butchers were In need
Of lev Cattle ana we're s~iihhs 10 take Them at
any attempt TO advance prceA Az Jersey CITY sellers
he'd out FOR higher hgures VII n resulted IN rather drag
ON extent and an advance OF from II Der head 10 c ucT n
Among the offerings 20 carloads u ChefO
20 fEas ava mainly grass fed winch sOld al
moor lots and nothing sell
{v So 10 dress 5j 10 Fair 20 Good going al 9aa D &C
Ar reserved foI t0days receipts l"l head for
shipment alive and 100 Ecad Tor exP0Tiauo9 N quarters
export and NJ Eppsen secured q ch0c Steers Tor
sxtoit alive ~ tAe purchase OK '1is lat io' o. Ialg ai
Illinois and That average from 400 to 500 d. which are TO
saSsC Kahn sold at GOts for Kahn CO.. II Keutael,y
do. l. lGI n, ~ ss4Ci ~ do, 1880 p, al s'lc
ss.c 81 d 4: n DO. l,476 d. az loc- u o.
q Eastman sold fOI a. Maun ll2 Illinois steers 50.
c, AZ l0c sof 100 Illinois steers, cwt 04c 10
G,is Brown sold for F. Bum Michigan steers $40
Ba'eaid soid FOR j. Davenport 10 Indiana steers
Ij2 70 a. Sac % b. Tor Reynolds Eooeh CO. ~ Illinois
SeI Z4J h. sssc 56 10. and g The lot 20 do, 2Z9
H. al s and 81 eaeh t0E ii. Phillips 10 Illinois Steers
Iosep sod. Is Illinois steers 22G ~ at &C. SO D.
es.i - DO $40 DC. al - do. 1850 To-
a. q3s.. rs DO, 1891 ~. al Zoe.
q doom soi Iof IL Phillips 80 Illinois steers. I4s4 NJ
1e and u each; for Reynolds & Coz 70 Illinois
steers gTT D. az Ss4c. SO % DO. 1910 n, &C.,
F@ 10 illinois steers, lZsS n, al 5c 81 do, 1881 u,
Corev sold on commission 10 Illinois steers l24s H.
Ct gc IS 70 and 81 each; 81 40 1854 D, at sc! 1000
a I sod az eTsey City for n. Morris 81 Texans
o. D. TO- % ~ G0 sS4 H. al ''e Ices 0oe each II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, AUGUST O. Is7a-WT

as limited nf sS Sc 'I:i S ,ss
depot 81 o DsWaro Ret aOa g O. psH5y wspa, 1 not
waiter wS;ssn G & ss oSda IN fsgs'o
sold o AZ ne second cen IN Ggapa q s sS' sSpSm
S i So ss 'S g 6eiogSr 81 81 S
sssa 5sCs a o5, asfd c5 NSvs s@sI
s5r @ os ave, %s,ten 75 hse N dGisdy at at
a7S yellow siS DO d. eisyaSG 'e o, AZ
44e The Cal Board hos passed resolution thai al dey
cries after November can be made IN Sail Mixed sod at
Doc FOR August G6c. for septcmber san MiHeh AaSa
sSc " 6c,o Ss I sSsa bid &c a.ked Noyemeer
fs and G oa !7c w atd sS 8as % SoS AID
7TS e New DoiawsTe Pennsylyana aud wesierDi
ss's NS While aS o2 %agu HPar@ 52 9uS
Se gd ana SSc Java SsS2i du held
6Ra6s for FAR % Good R,s9ed SSs sss uhm
ptant and prices unchangea Feed r , wns a. 5
a:aSG o. e sg! DUDE De- &c wEsy ann Western = or
Pr9vd9Rsl very 9Tst 50 sosso Extra
s. 259ss So Hsms-smofXed' 6Ssic;
hes SALE &C. ssouldes in salt 8aste Do Peksd
&C. ao ao But SSSnSa c Hner r EITa
ssiso Bradford Comfy ana S Good OFT to choec 8siS
Rolls rm PenHsyvania Extras II d12c Western Reserve
5 5sdS s5c Fgg Pssoy
Full Cream 5a5l4c DO Good isi2c; no, ouotablv lower
wheat lover 40 Red Fal gtast ne Sssq
64sa93 SO OCTOBER; all The yes5 NO DO; "a 5 se.
inactive No Mixed SIs4S9egc sasn fbs YEAR
Oats higher No at 22isd22Rc. cash. Z22c. august,
22isa23ac September; 239c.. November rye quie ah
unchanged Whske ~ q o. Pork tu, at . o3 gf
50 ga Lard dun and nominaly 5Sc Bnk asss " hIH
Clear sides 52Od525c Receipts -Four IuOO D0aj "ISh'
10000 bush; 5000 bush oats LUZ Dush' oo6
1000 bush. Smpmcnts-Flour. l3UOO Dds hhe9" "'OV
hush: ,'0rn 2l, Zoo bush: oats 1000 bush . ,,,,
TOLEDO Aug. S.-Whest weak No. L Wmte Mlcnlpanl'
al; No do 9Sc; Amber Michigan, spot, 5Sgi Angus;
07c; September o6sc. No. Amber hlicnlgan. gy o. 20
red 98i4c; NO Dayton and Michigan Red, Ooc'j re
isctsI Wabash qOioc Western Amber, Slc August "a go
torn STEADY; nigh Mixed 80 sc No. = spot SIsGi H
iectel al &c oats duh 40. he'd al 2bc, 70 &C. pa -
White 20 c Markets olOstdWheat quiet Amber alen.-
gan SPOT 81 .c August aud october 9lc 10 Ie IN
Tor August and September 9Ic; october " &c eCGlY
wheat Is 900 bush: Corn, $4,000 bush SLDments-"heab
10000 bush; Corn, 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Aug g. THIS weeks crcnlsr OF the tAyerpoo,
quotations generally much below those oi ast Ihm
dsv American was IN very uiled aemnni WIN
Sea Issnd has talr demand without any special Dc
a9 GaGo th %, ss from those Of last thursday"
aITRRVoor sug $3.50 p. m-Cotton steady Md
oling I3rS2ds 6s,d; Mddlng Orleans 64d saos. 5000
csipts $3.50 bales American Futures opened I'D cheaper
hut the decline haS since g 9sgn a R1Si eTry
also B79f 6d. DO September ana Oct0hef dellAeI
glsd Go 90 40 6G Do December and January delivery
5d do JanusTy aud February delivery a. 90 Fe5ruary
ana Msfcn delivery jH,sd. do Ne" Crop, shipped
M ooS b,,es American 20 400 bales specuaors
TOOK 600 bales exporter took ZOO bales forwarded from
900 bales total receipts bales American 600 baes
tois stock 5O5"W2 10 1S s 9S oo6 bse
LyERfooir Aug. 81 .. m.-The sales Of Cotton to-day
AGGs!I quiss, steady Mtdmg lfic
1924 bales 1875 .63 bales weekly receipts 80 bales ship
sALiiSoRE Aug s,Co,to1 dali Sldding. 1lisc.i Low
MI o asse no bales: Is spinner 100 bales STOCK
l6is bales weekly net TeesiYl 6+iI gross ~ O"e'
BosfoN Aug 8-Cotou quiet MIddnng. II i2ca Low MID
enns oa COED 6Se s q5s BALES ' weeg net re-
ceps 31S bales gross l,zS bales exports 70 Great Bal
iCnAnGTsrox. Aug s-Coton duT siddng 1OF1losci
L9I . MiaGg I 40 s bae stock - bales weekly
net receipts 80 Dales exports c0astTis 10 bales sales 20
CINCINNATI Aug Section quiet MddinF 1879; Low,
bales sales l06 bales stock l7O8 bales weeky1
receipts Il bales shipments 20 bales sales 35 bales
GALVESTON Aug. s.-COtt0n dun Miillng, lO2c.i Low
Middng lOs Good Ordinary. 0Sle; net receipts, 22I
bales exports COast.ise l73 bales sales So bales stock.
1886 bales weekly net receipts lh3 bales gross, 2lO5
bales: Cnastwise. 65i bales: sales, 5S1 bales.
NEW-OEIEANS, Aug. S.-Cotton quiet; Middinc. lO[ci
Low Mlddlms, 1obc; Good Ordinary, 9'c net RECEIPTS 80
bales Cuss 30 bales; exports n Great Britain 81 bales;
coastwsc 1919 bales, sales 100 Dales socG 1922 bales
weekly net receipts iGi bales gross li2i bales exports
Great Britain, 38 bales cCastNise SO bales; sales,
l,G25 bales. ..-....
Mddhug, IL Good Ordinary, lJsac; not receipts nonei
gross - sales 1914 bales 70 spinncr, ll2 Daes stock
246 bae weekly net recen 80 bales; gross liz bales
sales l.267 bales; spHnCrs 6Z5 bales.
SAVANNAH. Aug. s-COtton dull; Middling, lO'sc. Low
Middng lOlsc; Good Ordinary, P7sci net receipts bales
stock 1884 weekly receipts 81 bales exports
cJastWise 337 bales; sales 10 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09

NEW. YORK Aug. 9.-Tbe following the total net
celpts cotton at the aforementioned ports from sepem
WOOL MARKET.

PHI AprIPHIA Aug S-WOol IS improved demand and
prices are steady but slightly in huyer favor OHIO Penn
syyau. aud West Virginia XN ana above, 3bG 5soi at
$50 $50, Mcdium, - iOc Coarse, 5iG5Jc New-N 0rk
Michigan Indiana ana Western Fine ~ a5hci Medium -
AOc Coarse 81 aSJc COmbing. Washed, 3Su45C; Co. Tn
washed 2sdg2c: Canada Combng 81 03sc Fine nwashei
ace; Medium do, Od3lC TuD IN
washed 3sd42o; Colorado Fine and Medium 2g02ici do
Coarae for carpets II l9c Extra and MCnO Pulled 23
3sci No ] and super Pulled S3dJOci Texas, Fine aud
Medium, lSd25c; DO. Coarse l4Gl6c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

n, ptssE Np tp ,T,. ,1h
so 1870 Leaye dPots foot Of Cotandt and
100 p. m for EastOn, Bethlehem Allentown heading
Mauch Chunk, HaIoton, MahaEOy City Ashland wilkes
barre Scranton ana Tgnkhann9cK; s.,
Allentown. Mauch Chunk. Wnsesbarre, Elmira Ithaca,
Geneva Auburn, Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls
West Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
ROBI SAYRE, Sup't and Eng'r.
General Eastern ONCE corner Church and CJltandt
CHAS. III. CUMMINGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
Jplv is. 1879.

PHILADELPHIA, July IS, 1879.
Il NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN that in certain
action heretofore commenced in United states Circuit
Court between Archer Martin plaintiff and the Trustees
the FIRST Mortgage OF the Pennsylvania and
Delaware Railway Company aud others defendants io me
foreclosure the said road sup emena bl has
been against undersigned Trustees OF the Second
Mortgage BOndhOGr object Of which Is 20 torecOae the
eUy redemption the second mortgages and 70 sell the
road clear Holders Of bonds secuted
the second mortgage obtain information Whch
tHcv NAV desire. by application 10 the Hon. WAYNE
MACVEAGH, Counsel FOR the undcrsgned 4Oz Walnutst
PhIIadepha. SAMUEL T. STOKES.
STRICKLAND KNEASS,
1Tustees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09

M AINE STEAMSHIP LINE Tor PORTLAND
Va aud MATTHIAS VINEYARD. Mass Fare Reduced
Cabin Passage to Portland s. Cabin Passage Martha
yiseyaLt 81 Including berth IN state ROOM Steamship
Thursdays at O'Clock from Pier So e r. Connect Port
land Grand Trunk Railroad for Montreal Quebec
&C. for Mount Desert and with IDterna
tlona steamship Line for PASSPORT Caias St. John ~
Goods forwarded 70 all parts OF Name Freight received
daily For freight or passage apply TO J. f. AEs gent
Per So East River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
NOR NFWUAVLN IFS surr

TOR NEW HAVEN, its surroundings and
il All stations on the New.YOrk, Boston ami Air Limo,
Derby and North Hampton Railroads direct
JOHN H. STARIN ana ERASrUS CORNING leave Pior Is.
\. r. foot of COurtlandts, at night tho
week except SATURDAY arrive IN NewHaven IN time for AL
morning trains on all railroads best facilities for PASSENGERS
and freight fare 81 excursion 81 starns NewHaT
ii"n7p'i'a'lon i1iu'' JOHN IL. STARIN Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
Dnsiness Gbantes.

NEWSPAPER. JOB OFFICE and BINDERY
~ The FORT Scott Daily and Weekly Monitor Win lo2
printing Office and book hiniery all completely 90 MIN
receives all Associated Press dispatches Address '" u
PERRY, Fort scott, Kan.
XyTANTED-Partner with So, 900 to $4,000,
w IN wholesale business established paving sate E2p1
chance FOR Young who is right STABLE "ooD7
Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
TALL RIVER LINE
FOR ROSTON AND TIE EAST

4
Mammoth Palace steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave NcwYork daily at $50 NJ, sundays included until
September g. from Pier Is, North River. loot Murray
Leave BROOKLYN via Annex ~ PM Boston $50 am
Music steamers evening Through tickets pruc
pal points in gland aud Provinces Marths Vineyard
Nantucket White Mountains Mt. Desert.
Tickets and De secured at 239 pol 27 40
526 GA and 057 Broadway II all principal
and ticket Offices Office Of the finc Pier 2s North
River, and on bOars steamers
send for list OF excursions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.

Via Providence Direct
FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY - MILES OF RAIL
THE FAVORIrE PALACE SrEAMERs
MASSACHUSEIIS, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND Captain Jesse Mott
leave p daily Sundays excepedL from Pier % North
ilver (lOOt OF WdIten-sL)
PasstugoIs arrive IN Boston az a. m. NO intermediate
landings between New York ana Providence - .
StaetOOms and tckos secured al Nos $685. 5y $50 ana
9i2 Broadway, at Metropolitan aud Firth Avenue hotels n
" AMI 1858 ash EtOnsC, BroOkyn Also tickets sold az
all hgto and principal ticket Offices and al all offices OF West
T.. ". fIIKISs e. r. Agt d. 8. BABCOCK Pres't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
ONE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR 20 WORCESTER. Limited hcfets 81.
GOOD 81 PIPER the FOR 80 cents steamers
PIER 40 North River, daily. at $50 p. IN.
Steamers OF the NORWICH LINE leave same pier daily
(wesk days .. sundays $50 m,) Tor Boston W0r
cester &c. and for Portland the White Mountains daily
exc Sal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
PRANK THOMSON. Gcuoral NJ
Two PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA

Fourteen Through Trans eacn way daily three deDOts
philadelphia, two IN NeW-NOrk
Double Track, the most Imported Equipment 'Al va
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute saIeJ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Aug. S.-Spansh gold. 2l7a2l7i4 Exchange
oulet on United 90 days gold 02iGlO premium
short sight DO. l0eoll premium London 2O2d2l pre-
MUM on Paris, 6l2a7 premium. Sugar quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
LIVE srocK MAKKETs-BY rELEGRApH.

PrrPAIo. Aug. S-CATTLE-Recepts today, 1902 head J
total for thus 9ji3 head against IL 100
head last consigned through 400 good demand
prices higher quality unChauggdi sales OF Medium
10 Choice shippers iGS4 50 Mixed Butchers lots
II i2a$3 Bulls, S2Uf2 30.
SHFfP AND LAMBS Receipts to-day. 1900 head total
for inc 1900 head against 1900 head last
week through lS market moderately active
Prices unchanged the OF Sheep light offerings
generally good quality sales OF Fair to Good western
Sheen at 80 65aS Choice ~ 37I Canada Lambs 50 250
50 40: all offerings disposed OF, .
HOGs-ReceIps today 1000 head total for the week thus
far $50 head against 1880 head last week consigned
through 100 market easier, owing TO heavy receipts
packers and shippers the principal buyers sales Of Workers.
Good Choice - 6Ods3 70; Medium ana Heavy Grades,
50 GUGs3 70 OF stock remain III the yards unsold
CHICAGO, Aug S--HOGs-Recelpls 10000 heddi ship.
ments 5000 head Mixed Packing dull some saies rather
lower gO053 20 Light Bacon in good dem and at % 60
Choice Heavy 50 SOas$ sos market closed tame.
CATTLE-ReCoipts, $500 head shipments. $500 head;
active aud firm Export steers IN good demand N
~ SO1S5 20 Shipping SidSl 1O Buichcrs quiet st0ckers
unchonged Westerns strong Corn Colorado
Natives S3 90; Colorado Texans ~ gO1S3 30 Wyoming
Natives ~ 90 Nebraska Texans - 15aSZ 30 good clear
auce made.
ST LOUIS Aug SCA1ILE-GIass Natives Dettr az 50 20
al shipping steers and Texans unchanged receipts,
IoCs-StrCnceri Yorker. TO Batmores, So 6OaS3 20;
Packing 90d$5 80 Butchers 10 Fancy, S3 4O6S3 10
rec Dis. 600 head shipments. 800 head
SuiEP-In good demand Good Grades Fair 10 Choice
MutOus 81 500 80 30 receipts. 100 head shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON.

NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON
Frstcass fare ONE DOLLAR Tickets limited and good only
OF steamer leaving NewNork day OF SALE and connecting
train leaving Newport at 53O Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY leave New York daily lsun
excepted from Pier 20 North RIVER foot OF
Murray-st Tickets and saterOOms obtained ONLY
VI the Line Pier 20 North River foot Of Murray
aud board steamers.
GEO l.. CONNoR, Genl Pass'r Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
NOR R0NDnnT and KINGSTON.-Landinc

= az COzzens west POINT Cornwall Newburg NarlbOro
Milton, PougnEeep>e ESopus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware Wallk Valley Railroads. Steamboats, JAMES
~ BALDWIN and THOMAS cornell leave DAILY al
D. m Pier - North River. foot or HaTTlson-st
Except Saturdays when the Thomas Cornell viii
leave at O'CiuCk connecting with Evening Train On
the Ulster and DE awarc Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09

ON and after inv 1879.
40 7ao . landt street Ferries as follows; -
sSP aGd 10 m Sunday, $50 and s. 1880 $780,
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
r r ~ ygg ey aordns speedy and direct transfer
Returning trains leave Philadelphia, l2Ol 800 1885, T.
$3.50, ). $50 and IL Qiulted EXpreSA 1850 p M 2 T.
$50 and 1885 p H. ON sunday l2Ul. 800 $50, 5 $50
Ticket 6ace.Nos 53e and pa Broadway. No Ast9r
s and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot SI da.9n' Brook
Depot Jersey Guy. EmigrsnG Ticket ONCE No, ; Bat
FRANK IilOMsON Genl Passenger AgG
THE ERIE RAILWAY,
ERIE aud Esl TRN RAiLR0AD Arrangement Of sias
S'at m Cncrnnan ANA Chicago Day Express Drawing
room coaches s to B Ens anu o Express arriving at Buao
connecting with 2S g rDom 10 s s MS cos %
B9Isi tpaly) Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through 70 Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincin'
07p p IN E@isS grant train for the West 49,.
ScWarg, 6.s5 g. O. 1880 $40 4;2D. 5:. 6lo 7.g1
o. M ~ midnight saturday nights only sundays us
m Hf and Passaie, 1850 10 1920 a. L.
ono LIN 'i2S ii ~, 5 fI95 oIy On sum
p IN ~ midnight sundays o. $780, 1870 a. N. l:l5 $50
Paterson q iS 6 o5 800 $40 TO- 1920 1880 N, u
noon Ia 10 ~ 2 and rs mSsSb iS u 9I0 oS giS
e:i5, lo:3o a. M li56 $50. Z. D. NJ and ~ midnight N
miq4ig1i sundays, Q. $50 1870 lao $50, N.
Warwick. 200 m. 4;3o p; m.
Newburg and Cornwall $780, o a. H. $3.50. 4'JO D. m. bun-
DAYS $3.50 a.
Goshen o. 1870 g. 1920 $780, 800. iSO ?. w. san.
DAYS 8 1U.2U a tn, $3.50, y. H.
days 500. 1920 a. $3.50 M Inc "a y, anu s9O p
trains connect with Newfork anu oS"ego Mdlahu hAi'
fohd az nali So o. 1920 4sS0 p m Sundays
~ 80 a m. d $50 and p
oSV Y3ds OF and
- & az a m TO $40 p aud al lO;lo lli45 D. Ia
fo for apartmentsin DRAWING
sn Coashes can DO obtained and orders for the check
OF baggage be left at the Companys
5 rs auu Nos 29g AOl or y67 broadway n vi NO
CnrT,ss, brooklyn or al the CompaDys Dopots.
Trains nom the West arrive In NewYork at725
u m I2:3j ana 1928 p m;r IAN, No. a. -
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW,JERSEY
Trains for EnglewoOd Closter Permont and Nyac,
a. $50, 900 8. 45O. $50 $40 $50 1850 p N.
leave 80 minutes later saturday nighls.
spring Valley and Monsey, z. $50 Also d.
mo. n. ABBOTT. Genl passr Agh NsH'yTR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09

~ Leave New:York Pier No - - foot Rector-st.
STEAMERS ST. JOHNS nd JESSE HOHT,
Long Branch Highlands. &c, 300, $50 a. nj loo 3:i5
Ocean Grove. Sea Grit &c. a nj loo 3:i5 jOJ D.
Toms River 1uckerton X ~ and Philadelphia o;5O mi
Vineiand Brdeeton and Atlantic City. I0Jpm.
WarerOwn and Cedar Creek, &c. 3:lj p. m.
SUNDAYS for Hgnlands and Long anch. 9.3OA m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
UNHE DID RELIARLE STONINGTON LINE

Il FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
at p IN. from Pier 80, North Rive loot OF JaysLl
Special limited ticSetA GOOD ONLY on 245 a. III.
Meeting train AZ stooiugon sold via this line nom NewYork
" Boston Tor u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
Goruoratlon Notltes.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WoRAs
CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ To CONTRACTORS:
bids or estimates for the following worksI
For building Sewers ana Paving Streets
Proposals stopCocks, StOpC Boxes. Hydrans and
uydrant Boxes.
Proposals for one Swimming Bath,
Will be received Proposals laying water hains
office until IHU RSDAY. AUGUST p, 1873.
FOR full The city Record Tor sale az NO
CITY Hall
PROPOSALS TO furnish the Fire De part
ent with matera for alterations and for repairing GER
TAIN buildings occrpied Engine Companies VIII be re-
ceivd until Tie I'd day OF August 1879. particulars
ity Record for sale at o. . city Han.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.


= IIans leave az l:i5, 3 I'D, LOU .oJU IeK-
press. 5l5 p. m. for Red Bank Long Branch ocean
Grove. &c.
10 for Toms RIVER Brcksburg. Warotown, Cedar
Creek,
At 1870 vineland, Atlantic City. Tuekeriown r. r..
A. 4 p m. for Bncksburg, Toms River waretown Cedar
Creak. Incknrtnn r. K.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains for EnglewoOd ClosteI Peront and Nyaok
1850. 300 a mi 3 1850 $50 $40. $50. 1880 M
leave 80 minutes later saturday nghts.
no g. ABBoTT 0sai passE 1gS. NsT. ysfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

stage connections and from KEYPORT az Matawan sta
ton 10 and Oceanic and Fair Haven Red Bank.
and from Point Pleasant at Sea Grt with ali trains
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-05-08
VOLUME ~.

OF February, nd l was intensely inter.
ested as he nprated to me the various
observations be made of eclipses, of spots
on the sun, ard of the planets and fixed
stars. He SAID that to him the sight
which, Of al others, he could call
splendid subbmity" was the transit of
mercury On The 9th of May, 1878.
l looked int his little library, which
consisted for be most part of the Bible,
the reports ofhe Smithsonian institute
and Zell's Encyclopedia, and asked him
for very much in connection with astro-
nomy. ooh, rs," he replied, "there are
many, especially certain volumes
Che named tem) on eclipses. which
would be of th greatest aid to me, but
cannot afford b buy them" ls
I came awayfrom those interviews not
only instructed but filled with admira-
tion for the MN. l came awav, also,
with resolves, ad one was, without let
ting him knowit, to do what could to
VIM. Dawson. tie humble Quaker, self
made astronomG and meteorologlst. To
this end / haveieyeted lecture, soon to
be delivered in Spiceland, go that its
funds NAV go toward procuring the much
needed instruments and books. That
lecture will not suffice. And l further
more appeal tothose who read this article,
to any interested in science and in true
manhood, to aid in this matter. Any
sum of money orany books relating to
astronomy forwarded to me will be faith
fully handed over to VIM. Dawson for
the purposes named.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-05-08
CANTON, D.. T., THURSDAY, MAY s, 1879.

in my life when I thought I would give
up everything" And then snatchine
away the hands she intrusted him with
she said, "It can never be--years ago YOU
cast away my love, bid all hopes depart
thousand times no; 1 would never trust
my happiness to one SO false as you. No
Harry Balm, the time has gone by when |
would have been your wife. Now would
rather die" "Oh, Ethel, have pity, ex-
plain this mystery" And she told him
of the eight years past how her father
claimed her, how he helped aud encour-
aged her in her final success and when
she thought she had at last found hapoi
ness death took her father. Then she
said, looking him full in the face, .'you
cannot wonder that my love for you died
out long ago. No, I repeat l can never
be your wife; 60 look for one elsewhere
doubt not you can find many who
would be proud to be called Mrs. BAN,
but did they know you as we'll 1 they
would apurn and despise you as Cd
l will be in one month from this night
Wilson Warreps wife, and pointing her
finger to the door said, Go; l have had
my revenge. BE raised his head and
gszed at her for moment, then placing
his hands to his heart cried, "Oh Ethel,
may God forgive" and he tottered, reeled
and feel at her feet. She stopped to raise
him but in vain, for Harry Balm was
dead. That fatal disease that robbed
him Of his parents had claimed him too.
And Ethel Merle was indeed revenged,
but the shock was too much for her, and
ere she had been the wife of Wilson War
rem six months they made her grave
near her father and mother aud left her
quietly sleeping the sleep that knows no
waking.