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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-21
G0T,D WATCHES GIVEN AWAY

1900. 900 worth q solid God and Silver WAtd 6
eilver-WaIe Pianos organs Sewing Machines French.
Musical Alarm Clocks and Jeweiry. besides m Immense
amount of other valuable g0ds Just Or doing little
favor which every man. woman. boy or girl can easily do
10 be given away fully described and illust, Std
By engrayings. in . book entitled The Golden
r. any one In the United States ani Canada. Address
Z. GLEASON & co. 80 summer Street. stOn. Mas
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-21

See full lists Of New Sheet Music every week in tho
Muai0i Record. That Is the way keen well Informed
Of all new issues. Mailed for 9 cents.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-11-21

the spring until the energy is required.
WHAT Zulu discipline and rule was is
clearly indicated by story told by
Cetewayo himself while on his way down
to the place of embarkation. Pointing
to a bush, he informed his conductors
that in front of that bush Chaka used to
sit after a battle had been fought in or
der to hear accusations of cowardicc
against any of his soldiers. If man
were convicted on what seemed sui1i-
cicnt evidence he was expected to stand
still with his left arm high above his
head, while an assegai was slowly and
by degrees thrust downward from the
armpit till it pierced the heart.
A GREAT deal has been written, saws
the Detreit Free Press, about the posi-
bility of living on $500 year and, up
wards. There is a young man in Inger-
soil, Ontario, who has been demonstrate
ing what can be done on a limited sal
AIRY. He was a Teller in Nelson's Bank.
He received something like $1,000 Il
year. Yet he kept up a great deal of
style on this sum. He lived in fine
house, kept q fast team, had a coach
man and two servants, entertained his
friends sumptuously, and lived in a
manner that quite extinguished all the
complaints made about the impossible
ty of living luxuriously on small sal
ary. 1t is to be regretted that this
Young man finds it impossible to con-
tinue hi, interesting experiments in the
matter, but the fact is that he is now un-
der arrest for embezzling sums from the
bank during the past few years that agg-
gregate $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
Nem publiIGilous.
CHARLES sCRIBNER'S SONS
PUBLISH THIS DAYi
MEMOIR OF G. :. PRENTIsS

By GEORGE l.. PRENTIsS. d d. ? vols. l2rno 81 90.
The Prentiss first published nearly
- "A had a
tou. Moo recently interest IN hun has been a~st'rei
from remote sections OF The country
fuil of enthusiasm him. aLd calling eduon a."
Memoir o. his letters and all q" his
re-ches preserved and will be found
tolal from the ful record gives Of the i'm
psrani political movements iu which hT. lreDtss
PROMINENT notably biz course m Miss ssipi
ton rcpnGiato, o. which Jefferson DAVIS wss pOmin
en- champion.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
THIRD cALL-2::3O z. NJ.
TUESDAY. sept. l0-P. N.

From the advanced statement furnished by Mn
Joseph Nimmo, ir. Chief of the Bureau OF Stats
tics at Washington. We compile the following com
narrative table of the quantities and values of pro-
visions and talow exported from ten customs dis
tricts during August. The excess in the quantities
of August this year over August 1873. was
1920 100 pounds: but the valuation of the total
vas 5000 OI2 less this year than OF the smaller to-
tai of last year.
EXPORTS FROM PORTS rs ArGrsr
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
Eosi dno founo.

OST.-Banb Book No. 40. .901 Of the Bow
NJ cry saving Bank h mssing tho Under Is requested to
Bank II before the
OconW. ls5u apple wl be made to the bank or
book.
4 OST.-Bank Book No. ,167, issued by the
IGerman Savings Bank IN the Cify OF JOHN
stIEUIlMANN, IL nlsrng. The huler holder Of
book requested deliver the Bank. II not restored
before day o. October 1873 application viii
10 The bank for new book.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
Bnelnces Ghantes.

NEW FENDER for VESSELS.
~ Important sIp owners hnd sipbuiders. For sale,
vpluahe Va pr, sips IN cIse OF collision from
injury woTAng mOdel 10 DC seen at lel OichaosL
by CARL UULSItli
nNE of the best and Oldest established dairy
W and restaurant Nassast ior sale well rtt uP and
nothing wann. but i've "a take old and make mOA,y
Apply i. W. hUNIISGIOA, Attonoyai Law,
0i DrcXol .lui.4.ng
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
4 LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.

IN 9. NITBAND ana ID. UHF- "
Leave Vestfy-st IleT 30 sBj. and 2ithst az y
m ffiOm BROOKLYN bv Annex boat at % Landing AZ
MACK FERRY. WEST POINT COKNWALI- NE,M.- ,,.
M re- can return by down boat. PO'kEEPSII NH NJ
BECK, CATsTtILL aad HUDSON. Tickets sold ana nag Dae
checked NORTH ana WEST Tickets or coupons soVi
on Hudson igiy,r l,ailfoad yed Tor uassaEc mo-,
TRAIN To AND Fl.lM NAhAlOfA-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
Nrm 11nbIitatione.

NEW MUSlC.-Just published III Leipsic'
~ GERMANY. -.
THREE STUDIES FOR THE PIANO, op 9. uy hrns'
sCIANIFHsTCCKF. hv Ernst Perabo ,r.X
"AFTFR SCHOOL. "op :. CHARACTERISTIC pieces. Lfn
1NG SCHOOL, PLAYING SOLDIER hlkDrS - =
ERAI. LEAP FROG ROWING, flCNlC by hihs'
Pcrabo.
sCIIER1O op. .. by Ernst PoIabo. ,,,,,,,,n,s
Nh 7ol y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
CALL RIVERlINE

Il FOR BOSTON AND THE East.
steamers BRISTOL aud Providence cave New York
d4ilv ~uuday- csccptrc 1Om lleT - N'uh River loot
Nuiy>t j30p M leave BROOKLYN VIA AnneA p.
NJ, jersey cay, a;SC p M
NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE PAST
Steamers NEWPORT and Old COLONY. from I1cT -.
NOii idvt dolly lSuncays iucludedl al D. a. I.;e only
CNE DOLLAN 4aHittd tickets good OILS On steamer on
of date AID correcting train. which leaves Newport
S3O morning ail1v BC n Boston AT ~ a IL. Tickets
nrd siateroeus obtained only at ohcc Pier =. North
1--we, aio oi siearlef BOt.DLN & LOWELL. Agts.
GEO. l.. CONNCK GenI Pass'r Agt
CCNDAY NIGHT LINE TO BOSTON,
~ Commencing SUNDAY, ~EPIf NDEK 81, nnd untll
further notice, III -esncrs %. the NEW PORT IISE viii
maxi ~UNnAh itiF~ LEAVING Pier % Norm RIVER every
DAY lu The week az L. Ia
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
rRiAR AxsELMo. AND OTHER Poems.

4
ByJUIIA C r. DoRR. ] vol. square l2mo. 81 25.
.ar o Hrs Do verse as they have i9nnd u In her frs
ths ~ volme winch wi author more definitely
to" es ,e a. So S %eao'eS ave Sy q s,T sT yer' %
lg lcal recognition, vii pl-oe her position beyond
GLEANINGS or PAST YEARS, 1s43-'79.
BY The Right hon. ". L GLADSTONE Nj vols.
Iomo. oach 81.
Vols Y and VI. ECCLESIASTICAL.
vo'. VII NIsCELLANEDCS Completing the seriesJ
IL EMILY PUHLIsHEDs
Vol l. THE THRONE AND THE PRINCE coSsoRT.
TAE CABIN ET AND CONSTITUTION
Vol II. PERsONALAND LITERARY.
Vol III. HISTORICAL AND SPECULATIVE
Vol " FOREIGN.
TIE GRACCHI, MARIUs AND SULLA
ByA. d. BEEsLY NJ. A. vol. l6mo. 81.
CEpochs Of Ancient History)
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
HAwORTPs.
BY FRANCES HODGsON BURNETT. author Of That
Lass Lowrie's' vol, I2mO. Illustrated, price CO.
H.
CESAR.
sketch. By JAMES ANTHONY FROUDE, N. A.
vol svo cloth. with steel portrait and map. Price ~ So
SIKH edition ready.
LIFE AND LETTERS Of MADAME BONAPARTE.
BYE DIDIER vol. l2no. cloth. with portrait 81 o.
Fourth Edition
.. The for sale by al booksellers will be
sent, prepaid. upon receipt Of price, by
CHARLES SCRlBNER'S SONS,
Nos. 7s3 and 7i5 broadway, New-York
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
Cnropean Aopsrrscmenis.

T,ANAR INDIEN. UNIVERSALLY PRE-
SCI1BED 10y Inc FacuityA ls1atlse. rolreshiug aui
ncdicaied Tu lo1cnge Tor the immediate ieef anl cn 81
headache bile henOrrlOds. sc famar
hke ls purgavcs is agreeable o. t9kc and
produces irritation. l. rlILiON, No. ~ huc Ram
butuau Paris. SOdUs al chcIulsi.-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
\ FUIGU VALLEY EAILROAD.

L ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS March
So -7s Leave dsos foot 81 Cor'sndt and Dr,orossesss
March ~ lnA hax.eton. Manaroy CITY, Ashland wilkes
barr. &c. anton aud Tl kharnCfk.
30 l. m Night Express daily for EastOn. Bethlehem
Allentown. Mauch Chunk hrEesbarie. Elmra Ithaca
GtGevn Auburn, Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls and the
itORI SAYRF, Suu't and Eng'r
Eastern Oice Church C0Tilsiil-sts
4 A II \t.a.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
Gh6cellGncon5.

RUTTER.-Mk. HERMANN KAISER, Ham
- burg, the rnor Than is sha Dee gad
take charge ul Oi iutr and other PrOys
ions nrsic' rsi1rcacrs.
NR. MOREAU NORRIS SANIrARIUM,
CONFINEMENT ISLAND.
DAfIfS, conn.
Dr. VI. MORRIS. formerly of the NY -tae
nebIiato % rgHaion cpsj having secured
tne y. Y. STATE tk N ENNIAL BL LILDlNG. located
Long Island Sound, n prepared 10 receive
limited number o patients special treatment. For
information terms. &C. address Dr MDRLAU
Itis. Ko~ayton iosi Once. Fairfield CO.. Conn.
DRINIING-SchoO circulars, pamph cts
and printing Of every description done with proaptness
aud economy o. l.. PI IN AMh SONS II. 5taVe. ,ihrd
door beloN 23t-sti. Ncwiork Estimates given
DATENTS. TRADEMARKS, CAVEATS.
a MUM g CO., H PARK Row, NowYork Proprietor,
SrienOfc -igrsrdn Thirty experience
collectors Of Patents Handbook on Patenth with in lrsc
tols ana advice. sent free
rl'HE VETERANS of the WAR of 1912 will
meet a. Pier No p H.. Thu sdaY morning Sepen.
ber o'clock ~ c1cur.uuto Conry Island b.
invitation OF Mr n T. aI'icock Far, and dinner frer
General ABHM. DAILY. ommanding.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

LUDWIG VOGEL's DEATH.-The death of
vogel which occurred Zurich August 81, probably
fakes away earth the last OF that famous group
of artists early n the century and under the leader
ship OF Peter Cornelius, founded tue modern school OF
German art. When young man his father had sent
him 10 Academy. Vienna. but his sharp cTiti
cisfns OF the artificial and pedsntic methods then in
vogue there got him into trouble with the professors
md ended in his summary expulsion the academy.
From emma ne went 10 R0me and there lie made the
ocquaintanco Of Cornelius, with whom he found
himself IN complete sympathy. Along with other
tss Wi ON Corrchus had gathered around him, vogcl
went 70 tho and fallen convent OF st Idose to
live There the artists worked jcyfuiy together read
tng Dante tie Nihelunsen Lied. and studying the
ancient masters Of art, especially phaeL These
artists soon fixed upon themselves the attention OF
temporary painters and men like Goethe, schiegcl and
Nebuhr gave them their sympathy. There In Rome the
real foundations Of the German hoO were aid and the
friendship which was formed between Cornelius and
vogeI lasted unin Cornelius died IN 1867 VOgel exc
cuted In Rome hfs important painting, Return Of
Swiss from the Battle of MOrgarten" which Goethe in
his Kuu-t und Aterihun IL" warmly praised The most
of his subjects drawn from the heroic period Of
Swiss history, aud peculiarly of them is that they
look as II painted 800 Among hi best known
works are civilian Tell embracing his son after the sue
crssfu snoi Putting the Stone the Rig Karl der
KHnne" aud "Zwmcn parting from hls family before
the Battle of kapprl'; bat the most famous of all II
'TcU Before Gesler AZ AltOr showing Tell in tue act
which intendtd 10 XII Gcsser If lac had Lit his
Nuc,l d q at the age oi niurtN-oie.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
NORTHERN RAILROAD on NEW-JERSE

IINne f0I LnlIeW Uld. IOsit FIeTIOII Nll'N
T. h:iu 800 H. g. L. 500 bs3u U.tn, $50. 1880 u.
Sundays. a. ~ and C:50 +. The iis" r. Ia train VIII
4 ave so minutes later SATURDAY nights
Manuel spring Valley and MonscS T. $50 me- $50 y. IA
JNO. y. ABBOTT, 0ou1 lasIr Ast.. NUw-l ora
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
ONE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE noLLAR 10 WORCESTER Llited ucsets 81.
CODD 81 pPEk the boat. Tor 90 steamers leave
80. North River. daily. st 0.SU D.
ui TIE <tNWIsH LINE leave daily.
sundays, j.jl u Boston.
Portland White MOupain daily
.x.. f a..a
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

lnbnted as shown IN the foIlow'os .aDlg; e,

Totals. ...........--.- ssts7l20 s7s9o,lOs De' 80,
The principal feature OF to-day's stock spec"','Ds
was feverishness and the final result a g'netai pus
small decline in prices. Following The indlca'iO'S
Of Yesterdays closing business, evidently the PIC
vailing desire of the average speculator this mof"
ing was to realize aud accordingly prices Tell ilo
q, is. per cent. All this occurred within the h''s
hour of business. After that the maiA''
became more steady. then IT rallied an,
afterward iuctuatcd between streneh an"
weakness for the remainder OF the ""'
The notev orthy exception 10 the Iule was i'A'
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
.Grates an0 fcuoers.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
he largest OF low and fa low Crates Tor
either hard softce, Win dumping or shaking eiac.
m,ut Iircplacts with hndronr and hNsh ct
crates f,r ies brass Fender Fir and Coa uOjs
OF antique ahd modern designs. wholesale aud recall
builders. contractors srd architects
Jas. CONONEK & CO., 500 and S0S Clnal-st.. -. y.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
TO IHiLADELPiIIAiA IA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE OLD EsTABLIsHED HO-TE ANI SHORT IIgf
betNrCu
EIW-YCRK AND PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
LINE TO BOsTON

Il via Providence Direct
A PULL NIGHTS NESr ONLY AZ MILES or RAIL
INK IhNOhIIE PALACE STEAMERS
MASbACH IrLlI-, Captain ftsy Allen,
RHODE ISLAND. Captain jesse Mott
leave p daily (~undays exceytci from Per
lpNeI uOOt Of . aIfrl-sfD
fasstng Z a. NO intermediate
ALolbss between Ntw York aun Providence.
tickets 3bS, SJl,
pa broadway at Metropolitan flftn AyenueliOlola ~
D. and 300 ath nston BOuKyn. Also. ucKets sOll III
al Locl ana unnepa ticket Ocos and Al all oncos Vi West
colt Expires Company.
L. " FIlKlN. a. p Agt D.s s.BABCOCK Pres't
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

Express Trains leave AowNok via Drsbiosses ana Cori
landi street Ferries a. f0iowSi
40 i:iu b2n lOlmifec) ~ "A $780, I. %. q. T.30
go an" 80 T. H. Sunday, s3u anu q - q, 1.SO S.3O
aut 30 y.
Boats "BroeLyn Annez connect with an through trains
Jersey Cy. HAoidue speedy and direct transfer for
Biookyn travel
Returning trans leave Philadelphia, 120!. 800. 3j5. T.
1850 100 AID l. a iaInc4 iXvresS, i;ao D. ul !.
h5O 5and 80 = IT, on sunday, l2Ol 32u 3ji, 500 and
$50 "a. % =
TcEet 0fi 30. j2G and ai4 Rroacvay. no A.for
Hons Do Of neshrossss and Coffl2 dt-sts C1r,
ST. ara 3loOkfu Annex bcpO foot OF Sutton ST. Bfocllvu
Nos Ia. Il0 an us uds1AsL, H0hok Depot Jersey
CITY immigrant itcKel once, No. 3 Battery Place
FEANk IHpM-O@, l. D.. FARMER
General NauaIcr. GcAI PASSENGER .pt
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPOrT " T. sTOCB EXCHANGE SALES
TUESDAY, SEPT l5, 1879
lsrspoYfec ~ tts GOit mi S'1rs TH'9rrpfN
GCVERNMEST STOCh DEPi RfdsW
SECOND CALL--11ii O'CLOCK A. W.
4 = 81 Coup 81 - Reg lSV' - N,
25,cOu. .lO3'r > vvV--------
THIRD CALL . O'CLOCK =.
L : -. Registered. 1881 q - Coup ltOf -, 100
FOURTH CALI.-2i2 O'CLOCK r. NJ
L. s. 5s 1881 Registered.
SUES OT Sf0lc aHc RdifrdV BOr1s -RtiroIt Btts Hli
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
NMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

4 a-'-''- -' "
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIXEEPOOL
CiTI - = i'it,.-' ~ ir,l-,Ny' II - isO - m
CiT-Y OF DRTr-Sf.Ts ....rfii -lf- DAY. O.t ) a ~
CiI, HE 1E IN = ,t tII1i Nv, a. q M M
Frm Plor "a y E foot oi CharlfOn-st
CA 500. Return uckefs laNOrlOe
term.
SIZE E. 80. Drafts NJ o"e4t rates
Hniov-, ,atrin.l', since fl era r"iin ms anlshnL
IAfa, r tAil'ls op AYl carr c+it'. a!t-po plfs
Obs do. DALI. A-.nt 81 anl 81 br Ad" iv. ~ !.
MEW-lOnK AND II tNANA DIRECT NAIL
- ,..., , J.. b T.
rhc,c ir t,Slls, s,s,irs t -'l 'F ~ p NJ from
Pier No -, - IN i4N ~. ~ in..'. %, 80
st'afnship HotsT! A. ~ ~ i~lA l. r't.
~. ifnsiip = = iN'p ga. t.i 1A4t tbAl. sept -
Accommoi ,' Ni. iip-s. a. ''shi "s ptssaeeappyt)
.. ~ li.-i ~ 4. On d.. ~ NJ. 30 49, j1l"AY.
LAW IDN ni-''.. t-I' ita lh i4.N.li
= Nv W. h, llhN u \ aiN nf-Al \ " AL
II >. s.. Lil- Mes. iroy. p.r -" B. y. r., al
't tAN . "a DIX
y NJ y 4tA itt - b ~ iiN afA'
.,--- ii 20 ~ ~ - '-' 'i-i. .'Nht d"N ivi Id 90
tIt4 or NJ filifrF, 'cpt. 20
'CiIfuF WASHINGTON ullyaua ouJJ .urs. sept. ~
CITY rt ALEXANDRIA fNcyl........ SATURDAY. Oct l.
sCII Oh WASHINGTON lfayaut pnly. IhIrs Oct. iti
tIIl OF NIKA Cti 2 .... .~atu4lay. oct Is
MEALS IA rAkrE. g. ALL TABLE -iNNfCh.
r. F.kLENA<biE q %nS@ No-. I'D aur 4. IroaaWay.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
EOR NEW HAVEN, its surroundings and

FOX NEN-HAN IN, lts surrorndlnes and
all stations tne Ncw-Yorl. Boston and Air Line
Derby sud Norh Iiamrtan i.airoads direct steamers
JOIN Il. SrAlJN aud ERAsIC- CORNING leave PIER
u, y r.. fo0f Of & rsrlt gi every night th.
week eycep; SATURDAY airvein New-sven m time for an
trans az Tnads beet fciites or piss. myers
RnG lrcgUI Ic 81 excursion Il 90 starDs Ncw aveh
Trans pnItaiioc Line. JOHN 81. STAIIN,
lrptr
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

ffNHE ERIE HALLWAY.
FrIE aud Wi-1fiN HAILRoAD Aransenon. cl ,ra.
taking cn.ct july lt 1875
ro,au Coacte- 70 Bui.,o snf n, -as asPeIscn H.il;.,
umiyl East ~ Ions ~ pres & 'WItl.ins AZ Bnnilo
west, Pullmsu'- best DIawinbrOo1 sleeping Coaches
N. traly) Pacific Express for the wes. Sleeping
coa'hes t'oaah to eanaie H~fnrs fad, & &hSs cnciI.
N.'I'I lin Enielaut tram for The West
Trans leave Chambers Street Depot NeI York, for
Newark. tao 7lO 1880 $40, ago. 900 GlO 73S
D. m and - midnight saturday nights ony. sulaqys 9l5
Rnhgiori rall and Passnc g. 7.5O 10. 1920 a. a. uhe
l6lOa m Rutherford PARK only ~uDdays)
lg noon LAO, a5 40 J:lu. J.oJ t;lO OU, y ui
l2miuight sundays. q. $50. 1920 ~, lf5. o.St 800
p Fai' eIson T. e'i5 1850 $40 10 1920 llSo m ~
noon -, % ~. a'l" 1;-v 49, - 1st" o,- o'" 6:l0
$50 80 p lO p NJ; ard midnight nuLlnls o. $780,
8:l' o;2O N 40. o:oO q p NJ ana y midniehL
midnight sundays ss5O 1920 a in, Lao ooO =. m-
Newburg and all. 400. A. IN. 3'aO 4'sN p sun
RopGoEt and kingston a. H. $3.50 p Sundays $50
";io.hen. o. $50 o. 1920 a. m $780, $50 4sO p H. sun
MiaaieoWu. 1850 - lO.2O a $50. 40 p. IN. sun
m trains connect With OsweFo Midland ran
''f fo a. 1--WE c O. 1890 m 4.sO o. T. p m. sundaya
NGlE-otis Esd quarter II and quarter aeT
Tc koz passgc and for apartments IN DtwingToom
ana sceng Coaches can ee oniane s"n ifdas ior tho
rany a,fces No. gss .oI or 90 Broadway y y, No 2
TIpres. trains the West arrive in NewYotk At 1875
:" n JSo \. ABBoTr. GEM Pass'r Agt. Eew.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY.
Trains ie1Ne iof Ihge"ea Ciosiei rieront @ A." Nh'1s
Sundays. a. and G:Sv +. The 1870 r. Ia train VIII
leave 80 n,n1iss iS'sr SaS Sa'Sy , mehs osoa m so III
JNo. y. ABBOII. Gen'i fasfr Asi- NcwAor1
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
OCTOBER ATLANTIC.

Now Ready Everywhcrc. Containsi
SINCERE pEuAGoGY by the author OF "Certain
Dangerous Tendencies"
IRENE. THE MISSIONARY. XXvIT-XXXL
All. DAWN. DELAY. Celeste NJ a. Winsiow
THE VENUS OF MILO.
GIACOMO MEYERBEER. william F. Apthorp'
SLEEP. Katharine Ire Bates.
TIE HOUSE OF McvICKER. NJ. L. ThomIso
T REIGN TRADE NO CURE FOR HARD TINES W.
G. NJ
HARoUM AL RAeCH1D Thomas :. Collier
LIFE AT A LITTLE COURT sidney Hyde.
on LYNN TERRACE. Thomas Bailey Aitrich'
BUnNs AND SCOTCH soNG BEFORE HIM j. C.
sharp
ALBERT GALLATIv. j. T. MIR
SOCIALISM ~ GERMANY. willard Brown
Withheld ROSES. william Winter
A DAY AT WINDSOR Richard Grant White
TIE CONTRIBUTORS CLUB.
RECENT LITERATURE
81 90 year; 50 cents number
UOUGHTON. OSGOOD & Co.. Boston
81 stor-pace, New.Yosk
fPHE YOUNG LADIES' JOURNAL
FOR OCTOBER now READY.
co%%IpsgI Sip ls7a SSbv9s 9sE 'iSIyk 'BiSgIykEH"' "''"
,,,,,r,,llli ll' %il %eiS.gr l,'fi ASIlI6% p %oRAsA,
aDe nm. amsf , c iyI aiSs Sps FsGIsao sIs n
FAI.is fe sz. iat''I" for cniills 9no , ,,, PT,
IOW.dc Also -tvefa ~. 4 1T l'i.-i y - ~, l,r ".
Az" Az W6i. l5i N6HE iiIAN ma PRICE OF ihE
50 hv Az ... O. -,r.. Mailed for 80 cents
lii I< .l. NrioNHL Nfws coMrANY
IoT"'' ''i 81 sos Enss,. Tcr.Yc'E ,''-Y-D'
Now NDApi.
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO 90
Containing
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FOREIGN ART NOTES.

THE METz AND STRAsBURG CATHEpRALs'-
Work which has bren in progress on the restoration "
these famous monuments of Gothic art ever since '"'s
were injured during the Frnnco-German war j. nv"
going toward with rapdiiy. II has been oeo"o" "
nm entire new roof shall be built for the e"'he"" "
Metz tho cost TO be at least 100000 MARKS "0'"'
slOOOOOl OF late the painted windows ana the "ro"
nj the riforian have the Chief subjects OF "'n
tiou Al Strasburg the repairs are approaching tci'
c,utp,efu The gliding OF the great doors 81 'nV ,
eufruce has been undertaken hya ParisNh eo.uWVho,
vIo with sta Of assistants has iOf some 'HHV wv"
ENGAGED on other parts of the edlhcc
FINDING OF A CITY IN ITALY.-A correspon-
don't Al Rome VIZ ting Ihe Iiiot Of Boston RECORDS
tle discovery IN Southern Italy, near Maniredonm oi
mined city of very ancient date Its location is IN
marsh winch occupies size OF Sipontun one oil ihe
cities founded according 10 tradition ny DiameH ee
Aehles thc bfavcst of The Greeks who fought AT loy
In tie fourth century the ctv toltrahy perfect IL
came 10 inm duliug the Gothic invasicn. An ear'n-
Quake followed the invasion and swa owed mp wnat
remained thar the city has not only passed rom le
schi Of man hut almost from human recollection me
Pilot core. n0udeut says magnificent Temple or Dldn
nur rucd with pOrtico Of over SKY rect l hhg ~ anu
m Iaulli~r accropOls or cemetery nave pe'u pps-.
tc light valuable rciJuus which nave on Io..u, III
TIE sXcaVAtloIs csdy undertaken nave oeon au' 10
tLc Muscuiu Ol Naples.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
EtsamboaIs ano Hailroaoe.

4 NEW BRUNSWICK boat, landing AZ
n rcvile south AmbOe Perth AnhOr. To.tervie.
Wooibr dsc, Rossvlc Landing; Wyoming
from root every week day at fare lower tnan
u other IOut.
BRIDGEPORT. and all points on HOusatOnc
auc Naugaiuck RAILROADS Fare 81. r EepOrt
leaves Camrne spd"y Sundays exec f,cO at ll'3O
ara bridgeport at Ia y.
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
L FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS Mon tKEAls and il-
iciurdiato 20 nts steamers leave Pier % L. r.. daily
(SUnd9ys excepted ~ J. m 81 wcuti tfd 81 j. r. ~ Sl6
/. II l clglccung with special trains a.
Haven H.rti0 Sprlea d. &C. Tickets sold and bag
Esge checked M Ni4 Broadway, owlorh, ana CouIst
brooklyn f~cur-.on 10 New-iiayen and return u 81.
[HOR RONDOUr and KINGSTO N.-Landing
COzzcn- West Io.nu CornN al. Ncwhurg. Marlboro
Milton. PUUgLECi psie Lsopus. COME ting with Ulster and
Dcew Nv ana Wsii. VALLEY IA Toaus STEAMBOATS, JAMES
". BALDWIN alu THOMAS GUAM Eli. leave DAILY at
,. IN. Pier 3s NortL River, foot of Har.isnnst
Except NituIdavh when the steamer IhOuI. Cornell viii
] o.. NJ. Evening
10 L -Ht. anh l,laR Arn Nal-l lnd.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17

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