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, 1880-07-04


Boston, July SIN to-day's dealings In the
stock market dntiness pervadcd the entire list,
and it WAS even more noticeable than yesterday.
This however, is accounted for in 4 measure by
the fact that to-day is. part holiday. and thlt
many OF the places Of business are closed.
Land and mining stocks were almost en-
tircly neglected, and In tho Inter the
only change made WIS an advance of
!: in HarshaW- The bonds and securities
were the most active class on the list, but even
these showed no especial feature. Several sllcs
Of Union Pacific securities were made at slight
advance, and Of the bonds Hnrtford-Erie Is
sold at 411 and A. -Ahnorg the railroads Chi
ca9u, Burlington s. Quincy was up Is, to 1203s !:
New York & New England sold ut 30, and
OEdensburS advanced to III. There will be no
session of the Brokers. Board Monday, and I'LL
business on tho street will be entirely sus-
pended.
FOREIGN.
BERLIN, July 3.-The statement of the 1mpe-
rial Hunk of Germany shows q decrease in spe-
Gle of Il, I'll. 900 marks.
LONDON, July 3.-Consols, 9S l1-16; account,
9ss;.
United States Donds-New IS, 10G!s; 413s, l1o:s.
American seclritie5-lllinofs Central, 10S;
Pennsylvania Central, 5514; Erie, II: seconds 81;
Reading. :.
The amount Of bullion withdrawn from the
Bank OF England ON balance to-day is IL, 200.
PARIS, July 3.-Rentes, S5f 15c.
, 1880-07-04
BY TELEGRAPH,



Special Dtspdtca to The CHICAGO Tribune.
LIVERPOOL. July 3-u:D T. m.-FLoUY-No. ]. 12s:
No. :. 10s
GHAIN-Whent-Nnter. No. l. 9s Sd; No 2, 9s 3D.;
sprnT, No. l. r I'd; No. s. ID; white. No. l. 9s ID:
No. 2, IS sd club, No. l. s. lid; No. = IS 3D. Corn
New, No. !. S.
PRoy1sIoSs-Pork, Gs. Lard. 35s ID.
CoT1oS-Moderade inquiry and freely supplied;
654@{7Sd; sales. GOO bales; speculation and export,
l009 American, 5.lm
BnEApsrUrFs-Firm: California white wheat, rs
5d@9s lid.
CHEESE-Fine American. SIS
LONDON July 3.-SPIKl1s TURPEST1SE-gA
ANTWERP. July ;h-pETKoLEUM-sBf.
The following we're received By the Chicago Board
OF Trade:
LIVERPOOL. July a-Wheat firm, fair inquiry. Id
higher: red winter Is Sd; No. esprtnR. h Id: No. do
s. Corn nrm: :. GarEoes or coast-Nheat il
moderate demand tor the Continent und fair for the
United Kingdom: red winter advanced ID Arrived
better tone, steady. PORK G]s Lard, N %. Ba-
c9n unchanged long clear sides lis Cd: short clear
sides SIS. Beef duL Is lower els. Iallow. 33s ID
Cheese nrtner, IS higher. SIS
Flour iosl:s Winter wheat = sd@s 81 spring S ID
IS. Pork, Cts Lard, 36s "a.
, 1880-07-04
NOTICE.
FIRE-INSURlNCE PATROL.


sectiono In the month Of July OF each year there
ers,of which ten days previous notice shall be insert
I'd In at least ono daily newspaper, published IN the
city where sad board Of GnderwriteEsis LOCATED ut
ton. Assoeation Gnderwriter, AGENT person or per-
SUNS doing FiEcInsuranct business tn the city, shall
have the right to be represented ut such mcettng and
shall be entitled to one vote. ... =
-, 4 majority Of tho whnle number so represented
shall have power decide upon the question Ut sus
thinning the Fire Patrol herenoefore mentioned. und
of fixing the maximum amount Of expenses which
shall be incurred therefor during the fiscal yeaE next
ccntnm On the ar.rcGntc Of premiums returned ~ ~
whole Of such amount or 50 much thereof al Tay be
punes Organizations, Corporations. Associations. and
persons who assume risks And accept premiums for
Fire Insurance in snid city herenbefuFe men,
toned, in proportion the several amounts Of pre-
nliu1ns returned received By each, hereinafter
provided and such assessment sAll be c0llectAble by
and in the of sid Buard Of Underwriters In any
Of uw in the State OF Illinois having jurisdic
ton in such manner and such time times said
Board Of Underwriters May determine
In conformity with the provisions Of Sec. above
quoted. Ut net entitled An act to enable Boards
Ut Underwriters Incorporated by under the laws of
the State Of Illinois to establish and maintain Fire
Patrol" passed Murch 2S. 1871, meeting Of parties
interested will be held ut the office Of the Chicago
Hoard Of Underwriters No. II Lii Sal1e-st. Rooms
and 4, on Wednesday. July il. lSSD. at OclOckp
ALFRED WRIGHT. Secretary
, 1880-07-04
II SHIPMENTS.
RECEIPTS.


Inc 1olio"ln8 gram was inspected into STORE
IN tn1s CITY oaturoas Haornlns' . cats No' !.
"lhter Nnea'~ l. CIT NJ uo' ~ cars NO. =
spring, l. cars NO. ., cars re1ecteo' cars no
grace t5s "ncat]' ao cars NO. eorn' ut cars
high mixed, . cars ne" nl1ed' - cars rc1ecteo
so'' coln}, " cars NO. Willie oals' ~ cate No' =
!! cais reJec1eo So' oat,, ears reJecteu f3e'
IoIai "'o cers,. olo'ooo pu' inspeeteo ou1'
.o,.@o oa "nea1, '..eo' W cerh' Ao''sio ou oa1s'
@f,,4 d.. ou l,e' ano @i''ee ou parley'
luz au1ou.n1ien' VI ene noaru u 1saoc pre-
vented .raulne IN etaln OF pro'lslots oaturoay'
4 sna!i crs'"o ol 1ne"oets eatnerea oh tne
s.aeNAik. HIN au% .a1.es s&. A''' IN
..... ~ 49, D.a.a -.,,, ~, ~, ~, m..,
fo,, ea1a. ~ .,haa+ ~ra.a 1,naa ~, ~. ,,,u,,
sa.ss ~ 1aaue W .ns eulu
1asa - ~. 49, o'o,o No. oo1Io ~aras,ea 49,
,,o.,,ot. nh-ooa o,,a 49,. ,1.oatsps 1e.a .,.sa
A,"..,-. 81 9s.s. '-1 @.-~ e"L-s , Ao mn NJ
stoane+, haro s.as d"a o,,apn ~ faosa ~ a, ~
49,. ge...a ~ 49, t.s Nots-.aet 41,1' ~
49, 1ae~ ~ -. - ao o ~
~. ee,,aa ss,a uo ",p1 e. go ~
.ne a,ao o4u 20, a. % 7s1'
toao ~ 49, q" - -
1,.~.. ....a, + cn1<ocns. ~
"4,s :" 80 ~ ~os:~1
oo.u "as au1o' auo eaale1 ae4l.ns sa.ts IL oo@ac
~ ..a sas.7 a1A1 "s o,,sa so,,e 49,
ooua s7 eass..o a. 0'''eN S>"e o''7 'A'0 @"''
H. ,,,.'s .sa.,,;,,,, ~ so,>e,coo ,o,,o-
..''as a.'.'a+ n 49, cno =; sI: oa 10y. ~
~ s..e. 80 10 oeo'eu ~ W
80 ~ na' =. l"ot Gu. auo ~
sea s.o.a o,.v - a anat ~ a ns.us '. eunsas
n'.o 49,. ~ at.a eon
n.1'ns -, ,a -. =: oo'
-o'7 - 0'' @' N>~" 49, - "N
~, ~
rar 80 49, DA 80 ons ~ ~ ''sSoo> ~ w.
~ o w 49, ~, :. ~ 20. was
luo.ea -. osoe - - ea4s. ,uo s,op '1
eo. 81 1ss oe.a .. e1e ~
80 eo a. "'"'e'' oe1e4 oe''
@11o T1 aeous ~. $500 ~.o. ~,
ec - se,,as 4.,,' a 81 --.sc so ou.' S"',n.
.uu. t.4u a. s'' 0''4'1 tAA" seilef
'IPe IPcI.1''- -, co~.
oEa w ~ - az <'0oe9.' ~ Isu. auo Il.
, 1880-07-04
PROPOSALS
FOR
STATE CONTRACTS.

N OFFICE 81 $xsEETHEx 8 $T1TEi; 81; i;sao {
Contracts for the State of Illinois hereby give notice
1 f M
day na @ @ S
the of the state fer the from the lss dry OF
' ber T. j. is @ both days nelusise ~ Aso for eepsas.
printing binding. and packing for =, Distributing the
PTn; @ bndin ~ md n ordered F y Tie
f the
Ietary Of state on his order ut tue state house n
such asantit'es s he may direct to Be eauaf
al respects to the samples which may be seen ut his
The and stationery to bo furnished classi-
& &: $$asS; 5ss :' fS;!si S!ssis, ;ss go covers q etc
separate bids must be nude for each Of the three
or o e ta eH
ez @ r foe % M r. ar a tG ~
10 contract will be made ut higher rate than per
at Wholesale in the City of Chicago at the time Of
s e s x ns ss u aT
BINDING.
Tho binding, will be let In one contract upon the
lowest bid In the aggregate OF all the work required
Tho copying ct the laws Journals and joint resolq-
sae Il ri ase II lie PuSe Fne VIII be ii n
one contEnct, as provided By law.
D1sTE9BUTloS oF LAWS JOURNALS, REPORTS, ETC.
The packing, etc. for distribution Of the laws,
Journals reports and documents. and other printed
matter required to be distributed IN accortanee with
law. joint resolution Ut the General Assembly, will
be let tn one contract, as provided BY law
Each bid must be accompanied by a bond IN the sum
Of :5o ~ liqudnted dunaSes payablo to the people
y accepted the person making viii, within ten days
after the award IL made, enter into conttact-
specified In this advertisement, Nnd that he will
cute bond for the fathf1i performance
of such contract, in such the Commissioners
and the Governor may determine.
Each bidder must tile his 1ond and COPY OF bis bid
with the Governor when he le5 Ills bid With the Sec
retary OF State, and no bid will be received until such
bond shall have been deposited with the Governor.
The awards OF the several contracts will be made
by the Commissioners Of Stnte Contracts
the bids have been duly considered, mid they
the right to reject any und All BIDS
Lists Of articles required, blanks for proposals and
bonds, and other particulars can be had on nppiica-
ton to the Secretary Of State.
GEO. f. HARLOW,
Secretary OF State,
THOS. B. NEEDLES,
Auditor Public Accounts,
JOHN e. SMITH,
State Treasurer.
JAS. K. EDSALl.
Acknowledgement,
Commissioners OF State Contracts.
, 1880-07-04

never built a meeting house, or conducted any
life OF Jonathan Edwards, and settled back into
the old Sabbath keeping rut. Resolved to do my
best, prayed a1fweek for grace to keep the next
Sabbath, rose early thnt trial-mOrnfng, prayed
us soon US my eyes were open, read chapter,
locked out into the beautiful morning, Thought
about God, and pr1ycd-spent SO much time
went downstairs. While l ate it, held my
thoughts to the work Of the day-worshtplng
God; but many facts and fancies forced them
selves in and disturbed my pious meditatons.
After breakfast went back to my room to con-
tinue my labor, but mother soon came and said:
DO you intend to let Elizabeth do all tho work.
dropped my role Of saintship and went and
washed the Dishes Had been taught that he
who does any honest work serves God and fol-
lows Christ, what q world Of wo would have been
spared mc!''
, 1880-07-04
FolIowin. Christ.

Mrs Swisshelul. in her new book, ''Half
Century," gives the following account Of one Of
her early efforts to be good:
.4How should follow Christ? I could not
do as He had done; could not even go to meeting
every Sabbath and to society every Friday; and,
il did, would that be following Christ, Who
, 1880-07-04
COMMERCIAL,

The following were the receipts and ship
ments of the leading articles of produce in this
city during the twenty-four hours ending at
o'clock Saturday morning and for the corre-
spending time last year:
, 1880-07-04
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK.
SptctaI Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRk, July 3.-The artificial worklng-up
of prices on tho Stock Exchange hus ceased in
measure; but there are apparently some strong
bulls who are not disposed TO permit the inevitable
collapse come. and prices are still kept to the
11natura1 figures to which they were advanced
The public still refuse to come in. however, and
the murket has the appearance Of being ex-
1remely faHgucd- Outsiders will do well to keep
out under these circumstances. 1t would be
very risky to sell short and madness to buy long
at present, excepting under exceptional circum-
stances when the purchaser has money enough
to afford to wait
The money market continues to be extremely
easy, and there is every prospect that 1t will
continue to be so for long time to come
The stock market opened with much weak
ness, and soon began to display fevcrish symp-
toms. Toward the close, however, it became a
little stronger. There WAS general disposition
to close up all outstanding contracts, SO as to
leave clean field for the resumption OF busi-
ness on the 9Th. The brokers hurried away from
business as fast as possible, and by $50 the
street presented a Sunday aspect.
To th< Westesn Associated Prrss.
NEW York, July 3.-GovernmentS4uiet and
steady.
Railroad bonds inactive
state securities dull and nominal.
The stock market was extremely dull through
out the day. In the early dealings speculation
was fairly active, but during the afternoon busi-
ness w;S very tight The market was. however,
generally firm in tone. the advance in prices
nsg FEN 1S per Sen eae tSe @
provement- At the close Il firm tone prevailed
Transactions, $500 shares:
fa's sS pata5!? atist Western f @
kansss 1e1as ,;ss3 S% + !,e1s,nf anni l:%
,aes ,e6sa1 Central: i union fscie isS
, 1880-07-04

THE UNION TRUST COMPANY BANK,
Northeast corner Madison and Dearboru-sts-
Receives savings deposits and allows interest same
ut the rate Of 4 per cent subject the rules OF the
lank G. II. WILSON. Cashier.
, 1880-07-04

Hale, Not Hail.
St. Louis Globe -Dtmncrat.
When asked what State he halls from, Our sole
reply shall be- lie halcd poor Old woman To the
FUNGUS gMlloW5-tree.
, 1880-07-04
RAIL ROAD Tf,uE-rau.
.sA<-@~~ ~AA<
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE OF FR]ES

EXPLANATION or REFERENCE Ntnre
sDally. oaS excen.s
, 1880-07-04

'7ss4
Chicago - Northveateru rfa,,,..
For AlaI,s Guide-Books, Ttme-Table~ s1av.
ticket offices of the Company: ri xud III s, follos
Grand pacne H9tel, BE,nk's ExpTessS : o;s:rt G:rt
House, Is Cannl-Ht, und at the deno7s sa}, Palsse
, 1880-07-04

Chicago; K"rl5nRton & Quincy Ra,rro..
AceoniE.odatons, apply ns my Of the fpi1aScR
9 9a6d ,ec 8f ths ofe BSyk
northeast corner Randolph and State-st.II II1es ~ oa
Indana-av.. Grand Central Depot corner 1o1.
MadsOn-stS. ION West Side. e@"Aaa
, 1880-07-04

For suburban trnns. get local time card y 6--;@
rallman na Horea GarS are run through besveeo r.
sioux City on the :rnin leaving Chcr n ~
No other road runs Pullman or any otis. ~ a.
hotel cars west OF Chicago. ' "1es 4osane
a-Depot corner OF Wells and KInzle-,t.
b-DepQt corner OF Canal and kiuxfn-as~
, 1880-07-04
CUNARD MAIL LINE,

Sailing twice week to and from British Ports Pas
Dublin. Belfast and Londonderry ct lowest rstes
Company's 0nce corner CLARK and Rnndo1ph-sts,
Chicago. Drafts for - and upwards at lowest rates
T. Il. DU VEANET. Genl Western Agent,
, 1880-07-04

Daily. Daily, except Sunday eDatly. e1reo<
saturday. d Daily except Monday.
Pullman lIG-wheen S1eenng-t'ars and Passeusrs
Coaches between Chicago. Council Bluns, ON hs Il
Joseph. Atchson Topeka. and Kansas City, thronss
ing-Cn5s attached to all trims @
Chicago. Milwaukee q st. Paul Rnt,prx
@l'an-IIandle' Depot, corner Cl!nsnn and r,r,,n-
sts- Ttcket Q1ices IS Clark-st- Palmer ToMss
Grand Pacific Hotel and at Depot ~1oa9&
, 1880-07-04

An Trains run via Milwaukee. Tickets for St Pam
4no minneapolis are good either via Madison and
ffaffle du Chlen, or via Lu Crosse nnd Wiuona
Illinois Central RaSlrnn1-
Depot foot OF Lake-st and foot Of Yweutv-seconh-t
Ticket Office, III RandOlph-st, hear Clark Grand
Pacific Hotel. aud Palmer House.
, 1880-07-04

bon Saturday night to Gilman only.
con Saturday night runs to Peoria only.
Chlca4O d Alton.
Union Depot, West Side corner Canal and Van Bu
rcn-str near VIM Buren-st- bridge, and Twenty
third-st~ Ticket 0taces. at Depots, 50 South Clalk
st., Grand Pacific Hotel and Palmer House.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
TIE COURTS.
CHARGED With PERJURY,

Sylvester H. Ellsw ortb, farmer, of Herki-
mer County N T., arralgned al the Tombs Police
yesterday a charge OF perjury The complain
Ant was Mr. John I. hofctt, OF WstertOwn. Jefferson
County n Y He states that IN his AFFIDAVIT that on
October 49, David g. Hackney recovered two Judgments
against Thomas aud Robert L. BamDer and Reuben Et-
wood oue for $40 and te other for $23 o34 that
Oh October 10 supplementary proceednr Is were brought
upon the said gneu for 4O9os 25 and thereon Juf
tce A. X Lawrence ordered Bamber, Elwood Co. TO
make discovery on concerning their property. Ths
I'm The proceedings sylvester H. EswOod u whom said
Bauber Elwood 4 Co. had made assignment for the
benefit Of the creditors, and VINO the assignee OF
said Ramber & Co.. was examined as witness on DC
tober % and ned to lsehoods 10 the value OF
n ones and chocks received The prisoner made posi-
five denial the charge and bis counsel demanded
examination The set down by Justice Murray
pr November 4.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25

Court opens at 1880 -Nos 49, ls2 2ae 2so rs ies
ifS iGi I76a 1875 2se 24l y 2t2 2s 3I3 III no. i''
TRRN-Van Worst Court opens ~
Deniurrcrs-Nos %: 1876 1875 D7 S Ivy 5ys q q1 oYe
aUs 2o6 2o7 2s 200 2lo 2i 2i2 2iS 3 M 5s 5ss 57
5Ss 2i9 26o 2 262 2s 24 2GS a 2Ss ~ 80 & ss 2sJ
4 s5 2ss 2s7 9ss 2ss 9so 29i 292 29s 2S5 2SS 2 'o
80 S9S 999 800 sol 500 SOS SOi 306 3U7 Sos SUs SIo
a. SI3 5Ia poo 2SI $50 3l6 3Oh. 3lS Sl4 3l3 40
CiRcuTT-Pisr Danes JtSur5 o Sgs"s 81 9is9 l9s
2isa 5Ss i765 s75 2lGs. 2224 2226 22-f. ZZ5- SSto
1a7$ 1861 1921. 1889 ,o.o 20.
FssG s 9 sg GpsP' s zee q 1892 ss oa s7s
SsS's SsS s69 Go: :gioi. 'iI7S5 1855; 2Os2
dSsds s Gg a 5S S9ens s = Ss asSS ae5G
200 1896 lOs l645 36S, 2lo9 226l 22o2 2265 @zo''
sDrFrloR CoURf-srEcIAl TgnN-Russe. ICourt cpens
AT 10 a m Calendar called at II a m.-No day calendar
TRIAL TEGMPART l. freedman J-Court opens at II a. u
PsM IL spelr, J-Court opens at II a. m.-Noa s52,
s54 342. SAL $50 4l5 S53 lss. 1877, i23 952 6O9 A4Z
PaRT III sodGwick. C. J.-Couu opens at il m.-Noa
pa 376 l9. 2>6 2OG 243 SIG 757 678 -
COMMON PLEAS al TEEN -Nan Brnt opens
IF TTH%piEf &c r 6ay C. G Jccpr} 9; " opens
Mos 4O9 645. 1893. $751; 76l. 842 776, 7e4.
PARr IILaIIemors; JG9nrt opens a. ~ a M: ~ s9s
73i 75l 757 al 405 537 Al 299 300 75O 727 49, 'o
dAuYE CoUET-GRNERAL TERN-MoAdam eoepp .anici aua
Hawes JJ.-Caendar clllot 81 10 m-Appea5, nom t,n
Nos /. 2. 8. 1, ;, ., 3 q 10 IL u ApPM M W
Judgments sNos l. ? - L. D t. u = g. 10 H. - 4'' ~ 49,
GENERAL sEssloNs-PAkr I-smytn. R-rhe People @ ag'
Emma Rose Edward Dooty. Louis Koop teonov1 assaut M
battery James MOcrissey Charles oConnor gram II al
concealed weapons Alexander Canhed' benjamin D4's'
homicl!e. - r,- -. rr.,.-tck Nm
enzbdrg homicde Mary Quinn, PatricA Qunn gfana -n
ceny John FucL. violation Lottery law.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
DPCISIONS-OC1 o.

Supreme Court Chdmbrs-By Judge Lawrence
Brown as IN e e, county wer Re
premises situated Fucb 4SL Foeh%-Ihe report OF me
TgS5fg ra5ts sehercs AT dsned
caIEe Wish 20 hear counsel CakSs
freoensk Agt C.fns r9 motions
wenS1t cost. In the II e Mutoal Lite
BE- pressnted Ju.loe Hey Emisrant In
iakine is died Ksney aF asney-Under section 5s5 Of
scds III orasI s,1SsJ1s Sy The son; n.s ssoTn ny
Lessrts-The Judgment roll and the pnor report OF e ra
Knapp rerpendeotin tAs preceding va, restHiosd
by order Of This Court how can he said 70 be in
open court that they Agreed the form
sn soaarnsd and jnas@s.I q divorce Win
ie5ss canno, be requires TO produce ID to
is testimony 1,s sI.m,sation LeanoI at r. CLOVIS;
IsI~order granted HsssT at Gark pearning ACT IAv
ngs,c1 a ina nsv gsor 5aasa y.S ss Be
etsICsse settled asa ordered on ns Winter Aet Webster
set Duroche ct al.-see nemorsndum
Superior COxrt-Specsdi 1~m-By Judge Freedman.
Mitchell sgt JaIrcit-Order signed
Judge ESssl .s s
.ss.o Of on % us . S %se
signed Cullen ss, les "a Il, as prop0ssS an
for ral Cullen culioior.cr ,sned eannOn ast NO
stupmsn ct al Az Mailer O aLofder granted De bevolse
Common Pieas-Speo.aI Iorm-By Judge Van Brunt
More re ee~order signed. Hame etc ast clenoweth Mo
Ton denied In re gnDent Of Lvee Motion
o, ,anted In assignment Of smith e Col woud like TO
see counsel reference 10 this msttr In re accounting Of
ye.n inN sccoun ing OF Big
H. Il 40 moi and any proof OF advertisement and mailing
notice. 70 claims proof Of service of citation
Woodrow etc sgt hcDoD0axb.-Aouon Nj 10 eismss appeal
denied smith as BurkeAn examination OF the sections OF
70 the costs lncluned
In e iud below IN order 10 perfect
pea ranod unless cosIs are paid 10 them
N nvO daya NewaeokS sgt Kolbers OF s-see mem0ran
Nari.e Coart-CAam6evs-B Judge McAdsm.-.
McCroy-J Judgment nled 5teinert Greer
shute Nst SootCompisnts Batels agt f,usa
hoftty order applied or
6S n y e4O II y. COS application denied Hunt agt
Lawson Bus.o agt Everett stOrrs agt Irscy~Defanfs
boil axL Aldnxerj Ltyh agt. schuhi-n onons granted
Beeto AT. Mpa.-BsilAlle attachment allowed
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
FOOT BALL AT THE POLO GROUNDS.

The arrangements made by the lntercollegi-
ate Foot ball Association TO play some OF lie games al
the Manhattan Polo Grounds this season, instead OF at
Bobokeu will give New Workers opportunity of sec
,nr some fine exhibitions OF this exciting sport The
association comprises the teams OF Yale. Harvard,
PRINCETON and Columbia whose proficiency IN ihe sport
has gained for them II wcleStabiishCd reputation
Games will begin to be played cary III November ana
viii probably end with the Yale Princeton ma!ca on
THANKSGIVING Day.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
COVERNNENT REPORTS.

CENCUs RETURNS FROM Ew-JErsEY-F2PINSEs OF
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
WAsTIINGTor. Oct. 24-The Census Bureau
has issued bulletin Of the results III the State of Ne"
Jersey which shows that the total population
OF SIX counties Is 4OG 333 Of whom 95C71 are foreign
born and el4O colo1ed. Cinnamon and Indians. Ine
M Int. i.,,, ", the counties q follows:
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
i NkW.YORK LAKE, ERIE AND wEsTLRN RAIL

4EEAseKsryT Trans TAXING EJECT NAY 10 1880.
0 II. Cincinnati and chicago Day E1pIess Drawing
D. m (DailyJ-Fast IT Louis bJpiess arrlV AZ Dur
falo az H. connecting with fast irains 10 the "ee anu
Southwest Pulmans best Drawing room Seepne |"'eHe'
10 , tpaly-PaoAc Express for West sleeping
CHICAGO without change; Hotel Dnn% cars to Chicago
7:I5 D. I'm grant tram Tor the West -. T.,
Newark Gij, s:iU ll:3U $40, Az o:%O OlO I'3O
D m and 2.yj midnight Saturday nights only 7undsya
kutherfoI and Passaic g. 1850. TO- 1920 mthe lo:2o
145, M s 5Si $40 s. o. $50 6:I6 $3.50. 1880 -
midnight sundays GOO 1920 IL. EI5 j:jO p IL.
aS paicrsop s. ij $50 $40 10 1920 llJO IL noon.
ll5 s. $40 800, 20 ii9 O S,,V 1T 2SV "a ~ ~
r1f 'iOGOa m, l.I5 $50. 7, . II. aud ~ midnigl
S1fern 600, 1850 1920 m, 40, 800 300 6i0 7;l3
lo:50 D. m and u miini ght aund~ys Goo $50, lO2O
NJ M l. e - $50 700 p. n aud ~ mdngn
Warwick 1850, 1920 a. N, 40 p
Newburg and Cornw all 49, m $780, 4'3o p m Sun
d1v n, sSU a. am M Kingston 900 SSO sundays $50
a. N. hon 1850 g. 1920 a. $3.50. $50. 430 7. 7l5
snUfays g. $50, 1920 a. m, 6:jO, D. III. ~ =
M,d,s = So 1880 a M $50, p. The a III and 43o
- nv trains connect with Newiork snd oswego Mldlan1
Railroad at 80 o 1920 m; 4:30 o. T. 7I5 D. IN
$50 loQ M oiO s quarter II and quarter after
.ocb hcrr frm 545 tos41 M ana al IOi5 ana lIiio
D. N for oassage and for Apartments IN Drawing Room
chine Coaches be obtained and orti1fs Tor tho
pany's Othees NO7. 80 - The Cnrnnany,s Drn1ts " ~
And l'2o no No. iSD a. A.BBof GEM Passr Ast New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
I,atus leave for EngcwOod, Coster Piernsnt and Ny
ack T. - Soo "a a. ana 245 D 10 The ll:30 y.
iave az n,nnfes later saturday nights M y e., ~
San1e spring Valley AM hon'ey' ''oo S'oo A m' 400
D Ii. mo n ABBOTT General Pas-r Agent. New York
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
anctlon Sales OF Heal GsiaIe.
EXECUTOR'S SALE
Of The
ESTATE OF OWEN KEENAN,. DECEASED.
MORRIS WILKINS, Auctoneer.

NORRIS WILKINS Auchoneer.
z H. Ludlow & Co. Will sell at auction, BY order Of tho
executors Tuesday 60 1890 at II O'Clock
al the Exchange saesroon III Broadway. the following
valuable improved and Iproyed real estate
No l54 Last 7Jth-st near LexngtOnava 3atory L. s. X
s., 2O.x43x08. ~, . -,
Nos 522 l54 and 1925 % corner 7otlet. each
266xJOx7yi cor house 236x50X70.
Northwest OF lstsve Snd 59tlSt asy DrlcA 70
x55l 100 Frame rear lot ~
Vacant los southeast Of LeIDg gtoDave and 7Dt|
s, with privilege l02 foet Inches on avenue
snd 5 feet 1ot' st
Vacant 79tLst 20 feet east OF 2dSpc sur'o Alo
25Il0O privilege OF party wal yt-.-
II oses bilI 10 best menneT and recently repaired sky
nor cent OF ourchase money remain bond and mort
gage For further particulars address ++o ftsI or I0s
Essf 78th-s New. York
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25
REAL ESTATE.

NHw-YoRK Saturday, Oct 90 1850
The following foreclosure sale was held at
the Exchange salesroom to-day:
En- James n. oakley d Co.
one story frame dwelling, with two lots : East
S Syta 81 y V-,s vi - VI ~ ... S. e25
New-York tribune., 1880-10-25

206. .D72, - -
The National Board Of Health has sdemIued lts sn-
repOr the Secretary Of the Treasury iot trans
mission 10 Coucres AfeT referring the unSaDltary
condition OF Baltimore the report deaie mainly WIN he
differences hich between the LouislaDS StaVe
Il ard OF Health ana the National Board - -..
The expenses OF the Board 10 september 80 lSSo'
were 1925 $50 OF which S2lOl77 was expended Dy the
BOARD and ~ 3 653 by t9e southern states.