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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23

9lls Seinri9 am anoern Wtor9en erpa9te,
lpar Der gllte i9on in poller Tbati9feit, uno
man b0rte ibn i'm 9iebenjinmer, beien 3bur
often itanb, laut reoen. Seoes Stiid ieiner
Sanmlung begrilbte er nit feterli9er An=
rebe, rpie Elm Ginb am 8eibna9tsmorgen bic
neuen Spielia9en. 60 NOR er OBJ uno slls
9e9an9en ilno bate ii6 mebrmals bes feiten
S9lafes ieines lungen Sausseno1en 9efreut.
Sebt ba er ibn erpa9t fanb, sribte er i'm
NIT freubiseu WtorSenpuni9 unb itieB Die
2aben aut bur9 Die Der belle Sag einfiel.
Gin itarfer &esen bate bic 9ta9t bur9 bas
@enDlf 9eIeert, uno Der i6arfe @ino, Der
bur6's IbaI i9nob, ben &eit forteefest pom
flaren 9tnnlel, Der ionni9 auf Die fel9tsbunz
itl9en 8er9panoe niecer9lan5te. Seinri9
iab il9 pertuunoert un uno mu bte ii9 erit
belinnenL tpo er lei. 9lles, mas tbm am
9eitri9en Ibeno 10 abenteuerIi9 eridienen
war lab i'm Sa9esli9te gang anbers aus,
armli9 unb SerIlnpt unb bo9 unsew0bnli6
uno iberrai9eno. Selbit Die &eite alter
Pra9t aus benen ct iein 2aser SuIammens
9etra9en bate, uerblaBten gu 2umpen I'M
Dtor9enli3t. S9nea mar er auf, unb es
mar tbm erit rpobl ais er am 8runnen i'm
flelnen Sof, elmer INNER iprloelnoen 8ergz
quele, Stirn unb @ansen gefabIt bate, ais
ct in benz iauberen arbeitsanSus, ben er aus
benz &an5en nabm, idmud uno tildtig baftanb.
@s fam Tim Dor, als bate er cine perItaubte
nno i6nubtse 8erfleibuns abseftreift unb lei
10 erlt pieber er ielbit. ST bat aud glei9
ben Ilten, ibm nur iofort Irbeit anSurpeiien,
ibn in Die Mertitatt 81 ftbren, uon Der ct
ibm 9eipro9en bate, unb ibm nun enolid gu
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23
siIideno an cine M4sass alssn gsrln,psIs,

fe;Ishen6 nm cine YRenoe alien @eriin,ueIs.
idrn,enb' fObenS. @robheitenp ilr, lid iuerfenS.
I'M Sann bod aefSbiitff burd5 ei,,em Gdhera,.
b,rh GeIbffixol,ie. id,Iau t5ieber cine harm brp
Ipfe '6tin,tiiilno ,berpors,ir,lfen. Sic leute
IieSen fih aIIes wfSalid,e' pab5dnohen .,nS
lpdre,, idi;eSIidh sltfrisSell, ourd Sen 6anoeI
cine Iitifiae GtinSe oehabt All baben,. cine OIbs
1psdIeluno in sen, g9aeerIei Ses fleinitaStiid,en
sIltaoslebens. ssa, he bebanbeIten ben aIfen
4nh54 Yn;e gs,po Moff mn ffeIYfsr ei,,pn ;n,s
,i'er M misbsr M nefiiIfsn gDeinfriIo Dor lin hin,
mas ,oay @sY6aft omar fl,rsrDsiliser nladts,
aaber ;stiIi,er n,ebr III Die 2Gnae aoa... Seins
rid brdnote s,lr 9lbfahrt, nber ssSobit pesrtros
ifsfs i'm iiio rusnn ,s er NIT Der Srobutla,
ALIEN aufsubreher, berporriifte, apurbe sssobit
feisrIid pli,o ,nahnte an bas aeaealeitiae Mbz
lfommei,. .,Wsannesrport ,tn6 Wannesbano=
.ftflaa ailt fpie yGtipuIation, 1nterldrift un6
GiOfdmur. SD fafie Did nidt freiw iaate
.er. gspar yeibts NIT ibm So MAIDEN;
er ruubte nit ilberpatbeti{bem grnIt inb toll
lem 5hers, nit gHeisbeit ino EbDrbeit {id 70
al uersdanaen, basI Il fur iebe rabise 9us.
llesinonberieBuna uaanareifbds ipurSe, ,ifib bat.
te man eft iibef ibn seIadt mar man pers
.nerIoremg1So blieb senn aud benz arinei.
Neiuriei, gatdts grpeiter iibria dis IL, roartett
.l,inb. Id Inn bos 6anoel,f l,ii,6 Toben IaItis
mar, in ben 8atest surldsrdebren. Da ftiirnts
tie benn Die lehone 8otbi ibn, idon entsesen.
sa mo iiteden Sie benn, 6err 5einrib, u,it
Mlles in ber Melt. Die ondbiaen Damen
Iai{en Sic ld,on felt elmer Gtnnbe iuden.
Gd,nea. ldbneiI, es Itno d)arnante syrauleins,
unb es lit aar aibt babfd, siie 70 rparten s,l
IaS5en - sa6 aiissi 90 ,ati 70 s9oiin sis1Il.
Seinrid, mod,ie ausmeiden. SEER Sobit
rpirb aIeid bier -Iein, ,.nb bann breden min
auf." Ms d..s.. IS H. a,..',4o ,ssS <; 4a1Hcs q
,,sssobit?a ludbte Die gB;rtbin, Der fomnt
in Sen nahSten Srei Gtuuoen nod nidt ben
fenne id, ilno ,pen,t aud, 70 baIte id ibn nit
Elm Baar, aeborItenen Iopfe,1, nit einent sers
ibrodenc,t 8rotSpief elmer, balben Iaa auf.
8pmr,en Sic! 1Dbne, Sbre SlIfe brinsen
mir ia sbie Roffer Ser Damen ME ,pieber sus
lSo,nnsen. sBrinaen Sic, ,iur aleid eSbr Sir
be;tseeratb NIT. s,., ,..s7,7egs9@9 st,4,
9a half .fein Strauben, uut 10 ,ueniaer aIs
Seinrid3 Sci, mabren @r,lnb feiner gSeieer.
una una ia bod nid5t ausipre5en fonntel ia lid
IeIbit fauut ftarI rl,adte, @S mar nidt Sdam,
Dor 'leiner unterseorSneten Steaums i'm Ser.
aleieh su ben QebensausIidten, su benen feline
Rinbbeit bere9tiste, nidt. Webmutb, iiueIds
Die Grinneruns, 9liidlider Sage ruedte, es
nor Die Gdeu por Der bersliden WeiIe bes
iuneen Mabd)en, bas ibm in 10 IiebIider @r-
Sheit,,,o RIO * 51,tnGr,,1erpi fpittpS Rtnhprhpr.
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reber bas 8eri9winben eines
Sees melbet man aus Georgia: @enise
Wteilen noromeltIi6 Don Gainesville befano
iid Elm See uon 35 SUB 9iefe, beiien @aIz
Ter einen Sla9enraiim Don IL Acres beoeGs
te, nun aber ,pdbrenb elmer einSigen Ra6t
perIdrpunben lit. 3or einisen Sabren uers
iant in berIeIben Geseno ploBlib cine Sabr.
ftraBe, unb bic entltanbene SoblunS ipurbs
iofort bar3 gSaiier ausSefiiIt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23


rufen miro, ieine Iufgaben gu MAIDEN. 9Sie
mir bas 9lles auf @inmal pieoer ms Ges
bdebtniB fommt, nur als i9 Sbren Stamen
horfe, unb Sic -Sie?-"
Sic belt Elm uno fab ibn priifenb on. ST
eber ienfte ben Slid unb 1aste: ySte i6tlz
bern bas Sans n,einer gltern ilnb bic sliidz
Iiditen Stunoen rteiner &inbbeit. Daben Sic
9anf, snabiees Sraulein, bab Sic ii9 beiien
erinnern." Sem Tpn mar 10 rpebntiitbig,
baB benz iunsen Wdb9en Die Sbrdnen in bic
9lusen troten. 9lber es faBte ii6 f9nea uno
itrefte ibn, beibe Sanoe entsesen ySeini {"
Iagte iie, vipenn mir ,tns Der &tnberfpiele ers
innerlt biirfen mir aud Die &inberfreunbz
i6aft nidt perseiIen!" ' g.
Seinri6 ersriif suar Die barserei9ten Sdn=
De, ober aIS er feline, BON Der 9lrbeit gebdrs
tete Sanb in Die fleinen, sarten Singer Gbrtz
ita's leste, fiiblte er in bieiem erftem Sanbes
Srud ben sanSem Qblanb, in ben bas 2eben
Die &inobeits9eno1en sebra6t bate, rnb ct
wollte oas 9leib flar MAIDEN. Ser 9Sirtb
mar in5wii9en nit einem ginipanner sefom=
men, nno !Seinrid luo idnea, aber iorsfals
tis, bas Sertrimmerte Geiiesepad ber 9amett
aut unb blieb bel Dem Wagen, un, in,mer
our Sanb 81 iein, ,penn bier uno ba Elm befs
tiger Stob tpieber neuen S6aben unter ben
Sofiern anri1ten woate. gbriIta eins spar
an ieiner Seite, aber Der 8irtb bieh es fur
feline 9fidt ibr Die llnterbaltuns gu MAIDEN,
unb 10 oft iie ueriutte, 9einri6 NIT bineinz
susiebenL i6eiterte oas iomobl on beHen @es
i6dftisfeit TN, bic Sa6ent als on Der auf=
brinsIi9en Geiduabisfeit bes 8irtbes. So
famen iie i'm @aitbof on. 6ier waren piele
Sanoe berett, oas @epad auf bas 3in,mer
ser Damen gu brinsen, ,lnb .Seinri6 belt lid
abli9tli6 auriid unb fraste na6 Sobit ber
inttaer nod ni9t Suriif unb gum Gufbrud
fertis rpar. Seirri6 sins in bas Stabtden,
Inn ibn ielbit our &bfabrt gu treiben ober BIZ
9erabrebuns aufSuiasen ,lnb ftd allein auI
ben g8es Su MAIDEN. Ut fanb ben sitter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

Irclnfed 400 bales American Fufnrcs-Upilnfs Ma.
October lelfs q 0'sii
NoyrHDrr ana December delivery. . - a ~ - 49, M
ArsrsrA. sept 2C1'tnn quiet stradfs Aii"ai 1f 'ci
los ,dGhng yfc Good Ordinary, Pes ceipr Lar Dhes
B,tnyoei Sept; 2i-fott1n nguilu,i: Nffnne iOis1
receipts lt- DarS 3Zi bales furs o. 'scat Bi
tain s. bale. cuastgse. 80 bIts; -fnrk bio bates
BH-fus sept e 80 ofi0a 'n nominal. 30 dii@ ~ lci
Low Nltdinr. lc. Good Drln try. 20 lc n :es,ln :;
Lee bales Graf Brian 80 bales stock 2Ds
1nirlr-iov sept o. Cotton Grm Mhlsiing Zee; Low
Middiug g.: Gosi culinary. Htes ret f-0ifts'
2f,f Dics coast WISE 80 bales sales 20o p'si
cncsssrt ssgL TT cotton lower, Midine 100. Low
Ntfuc, iUtr Good ORDINARY. SIS re p. ly- ''i'S'
shirm-nfa ii2 bales salrs far-. rtOek. 700 11e-
tALsE-Tn sept. -. fpron weak Mdlllu2, lrci Low
Mcinr &C.; Good oniinsry, -1c. not fecep.f 100
bales gross. i.io' baies: sales. osl bales stock zsoo
LOUISVILLE. sept 2i.-Cotton easirr, Madlng, i0tc.
Nonii sept -l-co,t"n gmeti Mni TX -. 4''s,. Low
i5G0 baic,. s,ocs Ss B1ics
SEwORlEASs. sept. 2i-coiton steady; Miadine o-r.i
bales; gross 2SfI bales. exports o. Great htsin
-OG bales. s0a,tw-c N-e haie sales 1000 bales. last
evening. $50 bales stock 1881 hairs.
NORFOLK. sept 2f-'otton steady MlidinG lo'-ti neg
1860 hale exports coastvs III bales aae 40
PM ,nEifiS sept - lotion ,ucts Midnas. IiScs
bales spnncrs. lei bafs stock. LOSS bales
SAVANNAH. sept - -totfsn mn; hhilng. Sscf low
bales ports 72s bales aalc 2GnO bales ast
evening", l.sJD bale seek BIZ pHir-
IorIS sept. 2i.-COtou urc tng,o, Nidinf' ~ al
L0g Nidfhng iur.. Good Oriinarr. e. receipts. l.te
shipments, lao haitsf JAKE
WILMINGTON sept u Cotton quiet Miding. &C Low
Mhling &C. Good Ordinary quot a. net receipts. Dl
bales exports coas"ee. L51 bies ses go Bales STOCK.
[.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

cent to 1914, later selling at s2l2G834. C.. G.
and i. c. tirsts and seconds were Irregular hut In
final sales showed no changes worthy of note.
Rome, Watcrtown and Ogdensburg. on a small husi-
ness. declined i to Gill and Chesapeake and Ohio
frsts, series H. Il 10 4sle. Missouri, Kansas and
Texas tirsts were g higher at Is. the seconds at
33 being j lower. Little or no business
done in the Pacific issues. their quotations being
steady. We note sales of Kansas Pacific second
land grants at 9Sa9O. Northwest gold cons0s
were lever nj 113, aud ST. Paul sinking funds de-
clincd Il TO 107l2. 81. Louis and Iron Mountain
first preferred incomes were - per cent higher at
71l2G74ss. Ohio aud Mississippi sinking funds
We're steady 1T 40, seconds up at 1Ol 81 We note
a sale Of $4,000 o. and NJ trsts, Springfield Divi-
sion, at 80.
Seemingly the sub-Treasury TO-DAY gained about
s1.70O.OOO currency. hut rs the statement fails to
balance within S2,OOOOO0, We omit II. Money to-
day was at per cent call until late hour,
when. after accounts had been made up, balances
were offered as low per cent. The rate on Gov
ernmcnt bonds il sac per cent The Treasurer at
Washington to-day received Sl9S.0OO IN National
bank notes for redemption The customs receipts
were $676. 600, and the internal revenue receipts
were 1852, 600. The Clearing House statement
today was ~ follows Exchanges, $1O1 .OSO27S;
balances S3,J71,2Jl.
Foreign exchange was steady and dull at an
ncXcd quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

bark to Hamburg. $500 bbis. Refined Petroleum Is 3d.;
German bark 70 Hamburg or Rotterdam 5,9vV 40 a. 30
70 Belfast 400 do H. Sd Norwegian hark n last Coast
vdco anoth 900 tons Buenos Ayres general cur
rent rates American brig 400 tons aul ltian bars -
tonsto MaIsses general quoted 29S aos swedish
bark 81 tons 10 iernamhnco and Bahia Flour etc piyaie
Of cuba besaEn Lumber ~ per NJ From rhils.e,oia-
Refined Petroleum private terms Prom Baltimore Nor
wsgian bark 90 arr'e 10 no Continent 1000 .ols 90 Rli
bacc". 100 From Boston Italian % Cl.a ior or
sos tone y Rsfrcg. 0 axe ana ,iilmeai o. y: another
l5 tons to Faya general cargo - ion ,non,r 49, ons
32s. 81 G}5-. per 80 crmc ieei.
OILS Generally .ieady. but rather quiet.
. PROV I-loN--P Market opened 5Wluc. per bbl
,ease ss. 1a b inc g.r r'vr To ATTY, tyr
Seg 81 '1io o B5'e on Last V 81, & p9 Dsg
$50 o. Novemhar. Oh OF Tsy Sc 6igsg 10 Deccaber
ram @ess. $40 2Jdfll Extra DO. ali 5O0sl2 ket
Meas sis e5asl9..... HErF HAMS a6oni steady very
g ns, gneIed MAI IN moie, , sac III
GGers. se, Smoked HAMS 9salo.e. smoked shoulders
dc Long o%i sho1, clear Eal, and iaH SIC
DREssFD HoG~ - lower nn TED ade CIV Heavy 10
h L. 5g ~ PIG. Ia ,iarksi opened ls
cline recovered far ca-h lots moro active trade
r a I ,1 rff ,,' . SPOT @ct e.i 5 ,e
closns d4seGi7 &C.. 900 les DO buyers option f52 te
el2ic 81. 1000 tea pe'emhor So rd6 Joe, closing
aloe 1000 t.. 7aac &C.. ilc $50
her 6gi yH6 D. D,c-mher tp7 djl remainder ~
year, i1JdG Zoe. co.. buyers option. f066c, Judarv
1898 d.. cry steam moderately active al 80 tc. G25c
Retired quoted t-tc Continent III TrEH. CHEESE ana
I-Nti- vifhovi gsnt ll.U fiaIre
PETROIFr Ni-Agsr advanced under similar aevces
from The Creek ami abroad. the ~ - grant
81, rags; last evening ~ 5000 Dbl Refined re-
ported here l.r OctoYfr 1sci cru IN Shipping oTi,r
. T. f"se.; DO - huik 2't. N.g~ta LG5c Refined. IN
rba hor ~ bid Pla .iuia auI Rsit more. &c. ti
ti-rs Nglric. Clint itOntel d sales 81 United
certificates LeIe. cunJD bhs; At Ol,iy, - 5000 bbs
. ciinr it'-c rii lghts a't: lowest, - g.. clp.ng
lN1s hc and "a age. asked
Ei'E-~tHsdy. with % air j0thur trafe.
10 ? ~ Y.
. lag.i N's-cfH qUuttsi tAfjNc.
sUG Yrs cnled n demand nrn. Cut I1a'. '.c;
.Act o.. Gran nai'd 90 1oT;rrefi o. standard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

BOSTON sept 24.-WOOl-fhe demand continues good
holders firm or all grades Medium and No.
demand there also co1-ttrsDr IN
quiry Fine woods and Combig and Drane selections,
and prizes have decided ar tendency holder. afe 80
thai ina rouu lois hcnt 10
Obtain except advance current rates Pulled oos
wtutc and tatcn it'i as rceovei
sales Of Ohlu aud renn-svaiia eecfs $40 toc .cr y
ans ~ lie. Medium andNo The latter ~
very scarce Michigan SALES AZ $50
y Ti2c FOR Medium AMI no J. aud New-
lnp-hrr Frec-- 20 30 ise touhng Iud
quit. with salr- tu1 f5c FOR Me-
dunn dies. UnNl-pd Geece- sell AZ 2S4jlc. the Latter
for grades Fine Uuvashed 2ta-7c valley OREGON,
.ud ic.: oregon Hi3-l' california ~pring ceiling
al 3gd2r Ch0iCr 20 33d35c; Pusd Wool nr az 5JD
Is. OF Choice ~upeT-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25
COTTON MARKEra.

rrvyRroot. sept. 24-l2.30 D. mL-Cotton stoafier Md
ans pands 81 ad Midlng Orleans 6vieI sales loVvo
49, tnsinoins 1000 bales for speculation ami export Re
eeip, $50 bslosa American. FUTURES opened lscee,pe
ami The decline has since recOycrod OphndA Low MN
ann clsnsr september delivery 6Sdl do October delivery
Ss - 10 september october delivery. Glib also ootso,
ots u also 67.sd DO, October and November delivery
siOd also do Noye@beI s-d psSs%Ds G, Ss
sry bis a. DO February Marcn delivery. 5l-i . -
iiyKnrOol- sept 2S-s.3O m-lhe saes u Cotton toob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

TGc sns'p ZOE Ct SS i Il s5n'9 r~ al al
Erbg Co. sold STATE sLSs. il . a. At 4c CO. % u.
81 Sc S3 DO. r, nj 4hc Il do los ~ 49, 10 90.
Iamb- $50 H. At Sc; - d.. % n SCI Do do. ~ D. at
- 30 s5do 81 o. az o IS - oo 20 b. at "' 40 no.
: MeGraw sod IS stat. Lambs. y H. 57c Il doe7 b.
Jeiae. wreli fioas a 60 sold. sste Ewes, lo5 n.
At 4c' - aie Lambs. 90 h. at Sci 81 d. 90 IT, al '-'
Ho.s- 'cep,s yesterday and TO-DAY woe 81 cay. Of
Total SATURDAY 2l7s5 head 5os hcaa ior tae
corresponding time last week. Market hrn for Lave Hogs at
Jlui+c
LIVE STOCK NARKHT~-gY TgLrGHNPu.
BrFFtLo sept 2i-CATILE- Rccrnts 20 DIV. Iil hcad
total for ihe week thus Gi39 heai fpr the .ae ume
fsr iand Il ower price. lowest the -ea.ol Offer
hotter sal'- FaT o. ''iim Steers - l31st 10 G5'd
ErraC Choice - 4u Hutel'rs steer. - - asya9 Hc'es
50 5De~3 $50: cows s2Qs2 IS Extra - - af3 - Bulls
sfrr IN LANES necoirrs TO-DAY 500 head; total tor
2sDG head; receipts consigned thTOuth II ears mifNet
VI aoai decided change On s9eeg a I cnce sa2
- Western LAMBS 81 p 7s 80 Canada Lambs - Z'G
Hoesecet today. 73o head total ier he ws,S TINS
III, ~, 90 ,nrn@S "a cars market o,,eue. firm
bat closed duh sales. Yorsers, Fair 20 Good ~ go
CHicRco. seni si-iioS--isoceip'.. 1000 heaa -h,p
meuts 1910 hea market moderately active an9 sts"'y
- 4OQs3 co. Light - 5Cds5 70; Choice Heavy - az"
cArnr-Recelp,s 800 head: shipments. geo hesi
Shipping u a so: Bueners quiet unchanged stock
steady Western good tun n M M Colorado Nshe
stronger ana a shade higher - let2 So some hne
Fat atvfs hel az hove buyers views. ,, -.
100 head shipments 100 heal market
weak ami easier. Exports, - 500 - ~.
,I;o aec e e si SO. YorEsTs ard Bsmore- -
as Butchers select IS 55Gf5 75i receipts Ssco
csrrIF~Fary active but uncnanrea Choice Heavy
Texans - g. as3 80 receipts 1000 nea'i shpnen sou
snSLr-Frm and Exchanged; Fair TO Fancy, $Sesi re-
cepts. LOO head; shipments. loo head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

LONDON Sept cA-l23O n. MT. bonds four and half
1854 four per cent? lOi New hves 1864 Erie
Haway shares 20 preferred, - de-. second
7So Peunsvvania Central. -.
LONDON. sept 2i-l D. ni-llTs advreS uuOtc three
~ francs 80 centimes Tor the account Ea
Railway shares. 2gn-
LONDON. sept. % n MT. 8. bonds New hvrs 1864;
Erie accond cun~os S~Hs Reading Railroad 1893
lNitt. ~cVf. - d. Nt"fa fnf both money
T. bonds. New hNe~ ItGis; Erie itui-
shares, referred 30 20 Read
Railroad 49, Inc amount oi Duiron withdrawn from inr
balance TODAY 10000. PARIS
guoe three per - franc, ga ccnmcs for the
LONDON. SEPT. 2f-i3n pnLFTie RAILWAY shares 2ga do.
preferred 81 =; Reading Railroad. l9ii.
PARE sent. 2l.-LAouauge LONDON, % francs 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

mo T,vrIPo sent 2irnH,e market Qado; main
tanned. Good filefs tiOl~coaO rtis scr 10 ki- IKE
GLANCE London. ID -d.
~,.r0. sept. 2i.-Cuiec-Mafiet quiet pfc0s inain
t,Incdi superior Santos, o-op adino reis i'f lvho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

F,rr RIVER Mass. sept 2i.-Irrt NJ Cloths have been
more active sales ~ 81 squares 20 5c cash, hlt
moderate jiNil cloths 20 tgc cash. al which
quotations the market clo-es quite steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

The business IN State bonds was better dlstrb-
,,,,,s ,.ere only If small amounts. Louisiana
consols were - per cent higher AT 10io Georgia
Is new sold at 100. Tennessee Us old AT u, new
at q aud new series at 2Osi.
o. cifv bank stocks the only sales were 100 shares
Of City at 200. a., -
There was an active trading in some o' the specu-
lative kinds Of railroad bonds, while others were
neglected. A large business was done III Ere
second consos. winch resulted IN a hha advance OF
ouly Is per cent. 1867 600 selling al 'Ca foi}1
75l2d76. The funded 5s were no better, with sales
at 74a7 ID a nj gold cOnsOls declined Il TO ll2i2.
New-Jersey consoIs advanced ls selling at $500
1OOls11 100, cOnvertibles "A higher al
lOOls and adjustments Il lower at 1888
leLigh and Wilkesbaue consols advanced Ia Der
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

Market to-day strong vlrh Gt1-c for Fair g. Cool Eell
rg Cuba. -c-. hids lliH Suisse v9du. t-f1C l.sId
holds. trntuiasa. 7a.asca 1000 hhds Moasscs grades
Drc
1kLLoN-rrfni sales. 10000 r.. State.
MH4SKEl TInrr; sales. ilU blls, ~ u..
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- rrlcr. nr rnnlngLrnlA srocKs.
cLosINO rRicis OF sAN fRANClsco NNING srOcK'
II.

Government bonds were Tess actlVe' aru PuUIa-
tiors we're reduced about i per cent. The busi-
- "a. Inc BOARD ern braced sales Of 10000 colt
non y At 1923, and 80 900 registered ri los,
E57 900 coupon j. at l02Ssa lO24 ana Sl . 90
registered al 1919. OF District OI COLUMBIA 0-n3s,
onv one bond was sold. at silg. The market at the
close was not strong at the annexed quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

LNUR SEAL SACQUES re-dyed in the best
manner darkest shade highest lustrc ami reiengih
eued with zeal other fur Apply a. IS HOwafist
or al factory, ~ and AZ steuben 81, Rro klyn.
T. 4. BOUGH1ON. % HONard-s.
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Dipioeno Notces.

CENrg.L RAILROAD 60. ~ NEwJfEsEi,
10 lInaRri 81, NEW oAh, sept ~, lri'
NOTICE i hereby glyDn that The COUPONS
- Of TIRE CONSOLIDATED MoLIGAGE Bon l~ ~ ttls
COMPANY maturing WEDNESDAY,. october ], next, VIII
br paid on aud a-ttr that date 40 Rails 0lact
OFYcE DIN QiF ASD SIOUX CITY q. r. Co,
81 " Ilanst. NkH- YORK. September 20. les3
n o. noN BOIL ~ y
NOT CA dividend of TWO (2) PER
- CENT this DAY been declared un tte stock 81 his
Company payable the l3th dav ~ octoh"s ~ 80
of.,a o. y 's-s JE~Ut, PATTON go, No 81 Wiar--L,
day transfer Books viii De closed. AMI rooDenoG TIC
'''' ''' - ''''' "'' y DUMONT. Treasurer
CENTRAL YAIKoAp CO. % NEwJEEr ~. go
ll3 IirkrIN-sI.. NKw-Nosk, ~elt. -, lrt,'
NOTICE Is hereby given that The SEMI-
y ANIMAL DIVIDkND Of THREE AND 9NE iAhss
PER CENT the Stock ~ t. N.w-f r. aud Long hisAtl
Railroad Company. will be pacon VIZ NL7DAl tie hlst
pIox AZ THE Office. L. =. LArhkoF, Rreeif,'
ITNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CONAN
- Afyideud Of ONE AND ONE HALL ffh VI. q
the Cepibl Of tho uon facinc kaor"sh ohi WI
b. pAln OctOOer l. 1912 10 so N' Va '.N
september H. 1873
Newfork sv,c holders will paid ~ tho mon Trust
Company. No "a Broadway, and Boston ~tpt plri' ~ mo
Company's Office, SO a. Equitable building. Boston -.
BOOKS VAL - closed september 10 and ieocheH oo'o
Der 2. .. .x,.,,, 49,, ,,.o-
Boston September II 1873.
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,ENTS. TRADEMARKS. CAVEATS.

III MUM & co, 81 Park Row. Newlork. PrOpuetOrs
ol Fe Scientific Thir;your years experience
Patents Hand book Patents with full LroS
TONS advice. sent Tree
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Total BUSH S54. 200 l277l4 94s6 9OlUs7 S7loo s9s6i
The receipts and shipments at aud from Buffalo
to-day are reported as follows:
Receipts Shipments.
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Misrelianeous.

4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK IhIBU Ne WILL ~ ~ EiVED At LIE "
TOWN OFFICES, "a lbs Broadway, Thlrtyirstst.
or 40 3D~ West Iwenty-thirdsi., eoiHer EghthsNel
no sel Fast Fourteenihs In square, 100 Third
ave. cor tyseventhsL; nj the HARLEM osf.CE Na
ngSI Thir ave- Onehuuired and twenty fourth st
liIsIlem saving, Bank BUILDING up to ~. AT regular
oficerats~
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Total BUSH. Os6.IOO 03.32O 42l.3lO lonzVO
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts Smpnents
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The gross earnings of the following railroads are

Canal r. II. Csiwise. Bait Ihlla. Boston.
Flour bbls... $500. l5.5s3 ssh 1887 $500 ",5oV
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,o.I>c rlucrs OF rosIoN srocKs.

sEr Dividend. to7as seller 10 days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-25

GAS STOCKS X CITY R.R. lllorse and Elyt'd)
~ stocks c p"uis bauelit q sold frnEWIrL lolaLst
Little Falls transcript., 1879-09-11

coach. IA blacksmith, whose forge was
about half mile from DR.. Hunston' 3 res:
idence, sawa young man pass his place
about nine o. clock that evening. On the
blacksmith and toeadrivera of ,Norwliich
coast comparing notes, no doubt was left
that the man who came down from Lon.
don and the man seen by the blacksmith
were Standardization there was the
wounded hand. When it. came to be a
question of Importance, Hunston refused
I'd say: how he injured his hand. It was
clear however, that on opening the sash
from which he had probably removed the
catch a'month before when n.ediatinp the
crime-he placed his right hand on the
Sill The sash fell, and hence injured the
hand. In spite of his frightful wound.
however, he went Oh with theA bloody;. ;
work. Mo doubt he tied up ,the, hand
and then worked wlth the left, - This 7-'e
CLEARED UP THE DIFFICULTY r3g
and accounted. for the left hand being
used to&cut the throat AID open the lock,
and also for the impression Of it only in
the soil outside the window. The lvoice
of young Hunston had probably pacified
the dog before the window fell. He and
the dog had been playmates for years, j,
and the dog was not given to suspect
wrong when his old friend was about.
To complete the chain Of ci,cumstant,al
evidence, some of the missing je~elry was
found in possession of man to whom
young Hunston had sold it. -: .<'
Hunston swore solemnly that his faith
er gave him the jewelry on his last visit
home, but Terwhit swore with equal
clearness that he saw it IN the DOCTORS
hands the very day before the murder
when: he was searching his desk for a
fruit knife.
C. Hunston was convicted of the: murder,
and hanged at Norwich. :.