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Trans New via DcsDTOsse5 and COrt-
Iandt Streets FcIries as follows 49,
43o 80. 500 90 Lmlte y u a. m l. 3;5O $40 3,
o. l. $50 and 10 aud IL night sundays; 4:oO ana
a. M. 8, q, :, $50 aud 10 D. m. and IL night $1,000.
Express Trains leave New York da y exccps al J
N ana M. running through VI" trenton aad Gam
den
at city ahordDg speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel. ,-,.- ~. a.. -. =
AZ y $50 and IL a III. Qimted Express $50 p. m. -
53O : and 1850 p. ID on SUNDAY. l2Ol 3;ij i2j. :,
SO m. and p III. Leave Philadelphia via camden
m and Il D. IN. daily ept sunday.
Trkef Offices 6.6 and 94i Broadway. No. Astor House.
Brook yn Annex loot OF FGlton-st, BROOKLYN; Nos
lid lis Hudsonst HObokeD I OIL Jersey City
tmigrant Iicke Office, No Batter. place. . -. =,
The New.York transfer Company Will csh Tor and ehecs
baggage to T.i i,Sss ''7"e l.. f.. FARMER,
FRA sneNa Nanarer General Passenger Agent.
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THE FALL RIFLE MEETING.

The board of directors OF the National Rifle
Associatiop America met at No. % Parkrow yester
day afternoon TO make preliminary arrangements for
,Ie fail Meeting There lao entries already fled
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TIME ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
i NEW.YoRK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

y N,
ARRANGEMENT TRAINS TAKING rPFEcT MAY 10. 1880
Ga m~Cincinnau hcago Day Express. Drawing
room caches to Buffalo and Suspension Fridge . .
fao az NJ. with the Vest AMI
southwest PulmaDs best Drawing room Sleeping co'ches
D. M COaiv J. PaciBc Express for the West eeping
Coaches through 10 81 ,aio Nlagars Fails Cincinnati aud
without change. Hotel cars
7:l5 D. NJ Em grant am for The West 49, Ca
Trains leave hambeIs : rect Depot s~ 20 $40 10,
IL 10 SATURDAY nights ONLY Sundays 40
d. M & and Passaic 600 100 To- 1920 m.te 1920
stops at Kuheri9rd ony on s1nd lay o hon
midi GIT sundays 900. $50 iO;I0 H. lao 05o y H.
and ~ mohSns ,5 100 $40 To- lp2O 1880 ~
Ia slo SO 42O, 4LU, D. oslo. 0:2o 0sS0 osl1 49,.
T. lis & 1880 p. M, ani II mdn'ght sdndsyso' $50
tihneIn 6uo 80 1912 las $50 Dor d % Il5
1880 p M. AID II mdnlsh. 'aa S SOD S'So io-o
NJ, l:lh, 6:3 700 p ~, ana ~ mlCnigh1
Nswpnrg aud Cornwall 1850. a IA. 49, A'So p u sun
gond"u1 and Kingston 900 a. SSop M sundays $50
p,,o soo 1850 800 1920 3JO 5:SUs t;@O, 1;Ol
7.iS n m sundays 900 40, lOp a. IN o"9. ~ ui ~
S,n loo a m go 100 ~. Inc 9OO an ald
40 D IN trans connect with Ne"'io ~ 'so ""
land kai yi 9 ~ 70 - e)l 40 rs p
sunday So ~ ga IT, quarter OF AMI quarter atIer
80 , -, n ~ 20 9:i3 w. and al IOso and li'io
IN: for passage ond Tor Apartments IN prawing Room
aud Sleeping Coaches az 20 nv c Ian "s 'ao
checking Az Nos so or 81 broadway, y. " No
CONTEST BrooAyn on a. M arpv m NV YORK AT T,5
and ii2S Io ana AiSSB0Fr GEM rassr Ast Newyork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans leave ior Engiewood Sioser, PeImon ani Ny
ack, 800 800 sSs nd i; ' $40 m ami SsS a rS:
iisSO n m will lraSc so M tc SATURDAY nighs
Nannet spring vauoy aud AonseI' 100. 800 a w. +Jo
I'm JNo N. ABBOTT. General Passr Agent Nsw,York.
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RIVALS IN WALKING TEN MILES
There will be walking match Of ten miles
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IE FIRES OF A MONTH.

One hundred and fourteen fires occurred In
this city last month.
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EREEHOLD AND NhW-YORK RAILWAY
Lave foot Of Lbery.st FOR Freehold at 7j. ll:i5 A. mi
A. EN-iERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY

~ BAY ROUTE-FOr Highlands Bellevue. SeaDrElr
Monmouth Beach Atanucv le Long Br lgch, Ocean rive
Asbury ParK Gt Point ri ,isaOt Toms River Bifl'-
gat Nineland. ATLANTIC CITY etc - ~, IN
Leave New.lOrk, foot igDerty st. .. 3:-O H., NV
3s5 3 80 ii, -
SUNDAYS-9.3Oa III. Tor Long II anch.
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On aud alter JUNE Il. 1889.

DOUBLE TRACK: THE MOST IMPRoY;D EOHIP-
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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n EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyl-

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth AmbOy south Am51y. Nat
avian Keypori, Hazict Ndd eOwD. FED Bank. Lutte r.ver
RianclpOrt Long Branch heron, Deal Beach. Oceln
Grove AsbuTy Parx Beach SDTug Lake, Sea Grit
POINT Pleas Mt Toms River Bsrnegat Atantic CITY,
Leave ork foot OF IJb 0fJ, $40 8, llij
a. m 80. $50. L. 8: =. g p. IN.
AZ Tic ID
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Gin prorerIn 90 Sci.


A FEW SupeIbly furnished large and small
~ HOUSES Moderate rental 20 acceuiable puyac l.nl-
Hes V X srEVENrON, JR. p Pne-st ana Ooi o'i"ve.
nFFICES TO LET III the buildings ,, > and
" : Beclmau-st. and TO 1873 Nassau-st KUbAND
WHITING. Beekman-st
rEO LET-At - West 20tl-st.. near 9TH
Il ave, parlor. dining room kitchen and 10 bedrooms
TO LET.-COmpletely furnished new house,
three story high soop West l21th st., between On
ard eth aves very reasonable Inquire No. Broad
way. Office upstairs
no LET.-COner Park-place and Church
st. large basement and suDce ar For terms ap
ply 10 rutland * WHITING. No. . bco.uansL
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Gun Rcal c statc Tor sale.

VIp NM V5IUIE IUI JHIE.
-5OTH-ST., JUST WEST OF 5IH-AN h.
N Sympathy built flushed rlumbed ventilated planned
And local Ell l.stOv hgsoOp brown stone cweilne A
lot 100 feet bargain including the entIe
holeehod of ane Wo.male furniture gOOd as Lew and
all complete.
Immediate possession. - - x....-o.- -.
Permits nom '. n 81 , v ~ Jh,
Ofices-25 Piuc-st AID G5l 9TH ave.
HANDSOME fOur-stoTy, brown stone house
for sale; Park.aye. 3jtlst; hardwood finish,
mirrors gas cOrnCes E BARN Is 800 4tu-
= and EAST 53d-st.-Elegantly finished,
fusize houses, bay fronts; select ioauOn. just com
peted Charles Buck, Architect successor to Dusgh
CrOssman. Houses Orcn.
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g TpAtNS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT sun DAY; 3
10 ~ q : IN PHILADELPHIA. IN NETWORK.
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Goanlrn properip tor sale ano % Gel.


At ORANGE. y. J. (ncighb0rhOod suecal;y).
"a -IIorerty for sac amt reT al Yarei.si .'"at Per-
talns. EDWARD /. HAdli-t'N' ~ I.H.-''.. w. ].
EOR SALE.-A COUNTRY SEAT of 50
ACRES. 20 TIE heautirl v 1re 81 cn"'a siiuat OF eA
cecnt bindings and HhunIduc" ~ 600 .'c tdnct
for gentleman desiring countrl nome. Arn1 10 . 80
GrRHi IT Il. SMITH cen -fa, y. y.
EOR SALE.-A well located FARM OF $50
acre. IN somerset County, Md; tirl very ga y lUr
particulars address j. 4. 'O>lEN. Poc'moAe Ciy, Ma
TOR SALE.-In NEWARK, =. J.---ln the
fashionable distinct 3stoly an basement hi WI
stone house with modern inlploftieI he lsi moor
elegantly iT,sCOrd reCeD ion room r4 ad mag
with Duttrs pantry ih- ilo1g iic M
modious well ventilated and rch} finished N raut Toou
brick stable u lear CONVENIENT
to all railroads. Al pl, on The prrui e. Il t'uir'avr
EOR SALE, TO C'Osc an estate. very low
7Oacre farm al HiehStowp, Y D.; close 10 depot Az
iouing town: land, building plenty shade
frees must be seen to be appreciated Address
j. ". FIELDER. Ocea- Beach y. J.
arrange. y. J.-HOUSES ana COUNTRY
W SEATS 10 let tor sal. furnished and unihrn!slel
BLACKWELLe IN III. ODD mann station Oiahee NJ.
rJNO INVESTORS.-Largc blocks OF bulk
4 head waierfronts adjoining New.fork aid brook ~
for sale baig gam r. ~ YOU &c, f. queer. DC, No. 20
Exchange place
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The table below the number OF series won Iost
and tied by each club and also shows the runs scored IN
the finished series
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l. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE OLD.EsTA BLISuED ROUTE AND SHORT LIMB
I'M BETWEEN
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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NEw-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON t[n nm .DFTpIIA


FOR TRENT AND PHILADELPHIA -
e|,h gd6 from station C. X H. 81 y '0-'' IL"
FOR station corner 81 tn ana Green.ss. 40. 9.
lilo l:3o 4. $50 J:SO Z: D. l. p. m. On sun
day at :. 40 a J.3O and ~ .. IN. - a
For station corner Third aGd Briks-sa. ~ 80, -
ll:l5 l.@O 4:4O 80 p. on SUNDAY ar ':3J b. n,
For Trenton Warren AID Iuckersts 80 = D -
u; l3e q. 4:3. $50 40. IL .. N Snhlaf al o-''
Reiaynine trains will leave Philadelphia FOR New.Yor;
From station Philadelphia and healing ittl-roit cprn't
Ninth ana Green SIS, 1870 $50. $50 - ..:!h
2, 3:l5 $40 7j. II p. IA On sanGsy 800 a. H.; 3D.
From M Third AMI Berss-sts. at .. $50 900 II
lbs b a. J.25, Gjo 1870 SUNDAY $3.50 p. m
III, notes Pullman attached 90
From Trenton. Warren aud 7t--:-O except Npl-
daysl 6. 40 300 lU:lO. a M. l:JJ ZtO. AS. go
$40 u. m SIuday-l:2'. $50 a. M. y; 10 p. W. - ,. -
Tick, for sac tOOI II lbetf-s. Nos @"5 -Di ~.
ga 81 323 Broadway AM az tie pfn lgal hoc' NoHS
ana Court-st. ami Annex oilt JcMrfS what bip'Aih
NewYo'l Transfer Company .DoiUs tNpi"os VIII ga ~
nut check bag age hO 81 residence 100 slui.p
Admiration be made "a ga and l,3-3 BroadWaYhd '
CHI ave NeulCrKaud count T.. BfOIkJ D. All q ot ole q.
are I'm connection wh the Bel Telephone m Law Tel iaph.
H. +. BALDWi N. . eacril passenger Agent
I EIlIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ PA-SE&GkR TRAINS, on "a after jane = L9'p VII
leave epos fl.t of Corf!ardt Dehlo-r--sf, al I'D %
T.. m. ana ESQ T. M II 'sfoi. Bctlielem ie.r.@ .
Ithaca GENEVA, LYONS infO tle West. Phi naA sleep
IL CotC .rs att q, hcl 10 i.iH ~. fIftu e III
Trains inaVnrat 4:ta o. IN ana p h '"iN'O' ''' vi
poluls MalaUov arf u z'tlu c. al D, -i'ns. 49,.
;. BNFNGTD N. GENERA iii--til-fI AM
GcHIal asicu oftc corner thh,h 1i' 'oi'-r "'-,'
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Gieamtoats ann Railroads..


" Ferry station in New York foot of L.bcrtv.st
Wh1u ' ~ - ''' '''
ertysf ar iOlOgs: " '' '"'
b:3O a. m-For aston. Bethlehem. Wind Gap Manc.
Chunk, Iamancnd Duiion Upper Lehigh Wilkesbarra
Scranton, etc
Eaton. Bethlehem Mauch chunk. Tamagma etc " -
EastoD Allentown. Read ny, Harrisburg Manch Cbnes
Danylio. Wllam'pof, Tanaqua. Dnf0n NaBucoke UDDsi
Lsbigh Scranton, etc. go
emingtOn, EastOn Allentown Reading Uar
rsblrg. NauCh Cbnns. etc.
$50 % n Frmingion. Easton. Bethlehem. Wind Gan
Mauch Chunk. Tamaqua DIiion. WisosDarre. scranton
40 .. m.For schooeys Mountain, High Bridge Branch
EastOn. exc.
4;S5 D ul-For sOmeryille. Pennington. etc
$3.50 y. For EastOn. Del. L1ck g A1on
town, eadiDg Harrisburg Maucb Chunk. Wilkesbarro
For fiiSabsh-At $50 6l5, Gas 7l5 rs, $50 go
1880. lO;l5 ll;lj 1l4l a. m; l2iJ, l50 2 2:3u 3 3
s:i5 L. 4l5 $50 4:l 3, BID, 5:3 545 g. G:l5 go CAS-
T. 7:lj, 7;45 s:l5. 9:l5, 1912 II, ~ IN.
Sunday leave sf5 II for Bound Brook
and T. teIIDedate stations al O3O for EastOn Ailen
town, Harrisburg ana the Vest
For Newark At 54j G:l5 645 75, 7i5, sl5 sl5. 9l5
93O TO- 1880 Ills m, II nj 2 s. SO 4:5 >. o:Bl
545 &. 6.l5 $50 7l5 81 9l5. 1913, ll:l5. II
For tains 10 points see Tine Tables nj stations.
Boats Rr and Emo Annex make Ols
jersey sIaon and from BROOKLYN and Ee Depot
Jersey CITY. -...-
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIYl-
v
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
"a wall. Ncwburg PoughkeeDSe kondOut aud Kingston
landing at CozIess. Milton New dmburg anf Hvde PARK
leaves foot OF VhsfRY-sr $40 and - THSr az 33D D.
tSUndafs cXcepteU. Connection al POughkccpsie with
evening - Il. Il k Tor North aud West Baggage
received Nestrv II.
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BLOOMINGTON LINE.-For Boston and a

~ points aai.
steamer sTO NNGTON leaves Tuesdays Thursdays and
SATURDAYS, aud the steamer STATE OF NV YOKknu
0sys WEDNESDAYS and Fridays Pier 80 River
Jay-st. special limited tickets no 70
line Tor ~ GOOD ONLY for the day and TRIP
which hey issued specified their face. Flegh
taken at lowest current rates d. :. BABCOCK, Pres
4 IT,. q. f. Aeuut.
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et ~ SAhA lObA ana hE UhN; rs 10
Up n TO Lake George and return Tickets good TOT the
season TROY BOATS, CITIZENS LIN E.-New steamers
SARATOGA and CRY OF TROY leave DAILY (oxcep
Saturday. at p fier No. 40 Ar North
River foot LEROY connecting az TROY with morung
trains Tor SARATOGA aad ALL RESORTS NORTH state
Court 4 Brooklyn.
, 1880-11-26
DENVER t. u1o GnANDE.

DEN V Elk ~ lkkO G3tANl14G4
Tho annual meeting of the stocEhollers Of
the Denver l. Rio Grando Railroad Company
will bo hold at Colorado Springs, Colo, to-
day for tho election OF Directors a1nl such
other business rs may come before tho lneet-
Ing.
This Company Is now at work upon six OK
tensions, all OF which arc of considerable
Importance.
Tho Gunnlson Extension from Sallln
(Sunth Arknnsns) to Gunnfson Is now being
rnpidly pushed towards poncisa Springs.
The fine truss bridge, spanning tho Arkansas
NJ Salltla, IS complete, niNl tllrce ,n1es of
track nro latd a'ld tatly vigorously pushed.
THIS line will run without Il break to Fnlclla,
v| S tSso s e. , h1aHs i1S wi' 3os @ e1ilt e, +" 9y
ninin linn Will go through rnllcl!n NlNl over
A!lrsliall 1ass. ind down Marslanlt md TMml-
chi hiC1ecksinto Gnnnlson City, y,wtlereit Will de-
ln!!Sr Than Jline l. Tho grAdo over tho pass
tho nilc. Tho grat!Eiig is we'll advanced over
tiiu lnoiintnllI, nld y almost Identical With
completion, Of this line expires on June /, and
provides Il handsome bonus for every ,lny
tl,at tho road Is i operation before tint tlnte.
Thu present idcn ~ TINT Gullntsnn will ba the
terminus OF the r0Ad for Il AclsOli.
Thu tc',-,nllu lii,o extension north Of Lead-
Vile is now building, ainl will hn In kokon,o
BY Jun. !. THO destlnntion 0f this route Inns
recently been changed from breckenridge to
The Eag!s River line, running from Malta
through Tennessee Pass 10 lictl Gilt has
twelve miles of truck lnil from Mnlta west,
slhle expedition t. Red Cl!lf. Tho ultimate
destination Of thy linz IS Eagle River,
The Silver Clitf ltno Is almost completed
from CniOn City to Silver Elftl. Thu gr7ltl-
!HE IL substantially NIL done, tho ttnck-laying
Is progressing with great rnrltity, nnl tho
co'npn,ly expects to run Into tho Gilt BY tho
Int Of January.
from Santn rs. Fur tue present ills line viii
rlln to Snnta Cruz, 10 which iMlnt tho rotl Is
l,Dw practically completed, nNd will DO III
operation within thirty days. Snnta Cruz IL
twenty-five miles from SnntA 70. The dis
tallce will b0 covered by stAges, and passctl.
Ecrs wilt 20 from Denver To Santa I'd In
twenty-four ll1urs.
Tlls San J9tan line Is, pperl!Hps. on = par IN
Clf extenslnn L VII tap n ssr!g Of tl'e rich
few Anys be completed to Chanll, OH tho suMl-
nit of the range, tifty miles west Ut Antonio,
llld about 1U0 lniles west frOii Durango aud
AntnAs. Soon after leaving Chanla tlie roatl
Icsraiitls into tho San lllaii Valley, wllcnco
work will b0 prosecuted all winter towards
DUrnngo. That Future Grent will be reached
nnrly III the spring. Frpm durango TIC road
Si!yort0n, which Is tho present "ldeal" ter
minus,
The San Junn line will ultimately hs ok.
tended FROM Durango westward into Arizona,
uis! this as rapidly as the growth OF tic coul,'
| try will Warrant.
, 1880-11-26


Tho cnat shore lumber fleet nro now ncnrly NIL
III. Tho purt list csexhcro Indicates liberal ar.
rivals.
Tho achonner Telegraph WINS towel to this port
from M,tskcgon ny tho stcnn,~bnrgo =. C. Hail,
arriving yesterday morning.
Tho swncra Ut tho schooner George G. Flnney
huve rcenlrc1 nlv!cos that sho will winter III
EnrnM 1lny.
Arrivals from below yestcrtiny. included tho
propeller AinskM nn schooner SchuyiksI!. tho
s!eMtn-f finr9e Nillhm Edwards ant1 ectuuncr
s!nrion ". FnR0, tho propeller CnntstnHn. aud
tho srliooners tcd.Whtte-autl-nur nnd uulten
Fleree.
Yesterday. afternoon uni, Inst .cvcn,nr tho
nrt,pG!lcrs Philadelphia aud NewbArH loft for
The Anchor Line echooncrs Allegheny and
SchnylKil are ordered ~ lay III hore.
Potter White, ESQ.,. Of MMrGugstc, wns In tho
city yGstGrliny, TIT r,,lltu ft,r tho East.
II has nut vet been tlreIlcl whcttnr To- seul
~ ui,lon Ling brnpeilers .lny Gould md
here.
Tho schnancr Conquest left tho l,nrbor ycsscr-
day rtr Ahunpec, with Il fnir wln1, hut when It
shtfteH tn northwest she returned
Capt. Fay Nynn1,. Of tho tug Protection, ro-
rprt' plenty 1T snow leo four feet deep fri the
hike oil This port
AT lUclnck yesterday morning Capt nlod-
gctt. hight wlttehMnn Of tho rcssgl-O Owners
rowing Association. tlshed out ut tho riyur II
NJ i!1o font nf Franklin strcat wh!a In M In.
Capt lnhFett Inns savctl from drowning ln that
vicinity Within ten days. Poor whisky ca,11r
nenr destroying two lives by very rapid
| process.
, 1880-11-26
CRIMINAL RECORD.

Nuggets from tho Police stations.
The Police rntru wcre chilled out yesterday to
nrrs,st George wyHant. II wife-bDater living ut
M. 1uj MorKnn street, VIM hast b1pkcn cotrco-
pot upon tho hcad OF Is spouse, inillcsiug very
sewers wounds.
William Hansen, who hns been In such
Rcrlues bcforc, was yesterday held by J,,stlco
llfgcrsolt In $5M to tho Criminal Ct,urt tppn II
shar1Ko ~ q M Mtael'cry rrclerrc3 by Peter Fisher Of
drunk In tho streets .,car tho corner Of Cannl
md Harrison streets lato Saturday night, md
poeksts fspr os cas ash oi p th
money was mot fo,tsltl upon tic prisoner.
Charles waisii. No. ;Ej Ciark street, WIS Dro'ight
frun, several .soycro seap wounds: a ,aintss,
whose inn:e y unknown, Md wtn bus thHs fur
hcnyy catu. lia c,.ture,i tho saloon md ,,,lnr-
ruled with Wy,nnn nouut tho payment for
drinks ho St.lored. Inst might M.ehael
H My bat9epea f hoa la ha% e eatn Gly ne' tor =
which @ he was ,.!iee Il: t9 M na}y T. II Michael Sk9so
tanle'l snxo objected to this kind OF Thanks-
giving enterprises.
Tho Dnweons II coorcd farully, who were hon.
milo md reputable less than y RcscFatfon nRo,
hrc Oilcu Hl0rr In trouble. Last GveninH H. Il.
Gnrbers 1t M. i'd Harrison atreet, qunrrcle,i
got out ~ he WINS ordered ~ sln J. j. drew II
ruzor and tried 70 scare him out. Hut u. u. aE-
Ing hlln9Ct Win IL Et1ntr tEWnn tho uS9n1llt.
]. n. WIS hy battered Iboltt thu Ecad mil u.
rttzor TN tho left arm. from tho rloow to tho
wrist.
Cornelius Olson n somewhat notorious young
rascal living III tho northwestern section 1T tho
city, was ycsturtlny arrested out Of IL snloon ut
thu corner Ht IntllMnn nnl 1talsted atreotn, by
tltt!ccr D. CsiW1cy. OlsOn wns with ynunH John
| Crowley tho night he shot Ollicer Il u. Owcns,
nnd wns subsequently among tic NUM-
bers pursued BY .Otllter Crowley and others
during thD whole uf O1lU fuFCnO1l, StI1cH TINT
nftn!r Oleson hns bccn III init ut Council lll4tfk,
tn. tlp II wanted hero for tho burglary 0t n
| freight-cnr OIL the Northwestern H6llrQld, for
| tho bnrHInry nf a tnDr shnp nn West Ohio
street, w1tre N1InbDr OF vests wcre stnler at,d
nfsO for tho lntceuy ar Epycrl t,0xes at cigars,
| tho owner Of which Is now out Of town. Jilstico
| Walsh held Oleson II, $:,100 bnil to thu :Dth.
| At a:1 yesterday morning 0Iilcer MCCARTHY,
| whlln trtlscllng hls post, upnh hcaelng glARs
breaking ran 10 tho cor1icr Of ttnlRteu md
Wright streets Just IN tlr,e to SEQ two men run
throuxh I'LL lltey. He. pursued tho latter, anl
after capturing him. brought him to
tho West Twelfth Street Stnton, wtcro
| he WIS identified III Michael Collts.
III l(9 possession wGrg found seventeen Nnirs nf
cotton hnsc. two nAlr Of stleeIlskin mIttcns ono
ilGi by Iacob licnnett, Ut No. rs Hnlstcd streot.
Tho thieves. hurled! n sionc through his show
wtsldn,r, AElt1 thon Collins Bilntche tho EoolA.
II. Morris stDrB ut No. isl 1fAsstC.l street wGs
similarly robbed Of some M,ots anu shoes, which
hnvg not yct been recovered. Yesterday ScrHt.
barrow aid Tho l,nl!ca lltrol suGceedetl II mr.
rcstil,R young ColllIs' nccosnpces In these
| Andrew Walsh, itichard Leo and Thomaa Coll
4 lius.
, 1880-11-26
NOTES FROM ABROAD.
lf.EANlNua.

Tho propeller Gcorglut, Ia nt Tort Claiborne
With her cHrKu Of Klycertnc and dynamite.
The following yessels uru ad mp Mt Mnnlto-
woe: Mocktng 13Irl. Success. Nellie and Annto
Fcllclto,ts. Guido riister, Mtnnehnha, Espntna,
Glen Cuylcr. Ellen Stephenson. Tempest, Ellen
Cochranc, City NJ Woodstock, Knto Lyors an]
steamer shcbyHan. Tho propeller Lowell Is up
tho river hHvtng Il r,nter repaired.
IIutInlo CHtnMtrcftt ltiucrt.er: '.It nnw trnus-
Eircs ti.nt the c,k uf tho fll-fntcd tnrKe Murr-
Ing STIR. which f0tlnlere1 III tho torribln st0rN1
uf tho rMr1y part Ut this month oil this lake.
tnkinH tawl, nfl binds, WIS q woman nimeL
Annie Mcti!ll. She wns shipped by Cnrt. Thuinp-
aon On tho hi Inst. ut Smiths lntcl!4cnco oillcc
In ths city, ntlti lett port 40 h,trrrdy TINT xhg
wns 4 tlne-lnoktng yo1lnK woman, md this was
lrr ilrst rxi'criencr ln y scafnrlnE llte. 1tei
ttlIntits was established tly her two sisters Gull
Ing upon Mr.. kel,lerholso, OWNER OF tho iii.
stnrrtd barsc, urd makiug impurities with refer
cnce to her.
, 1880-11-26
Total ....


T. Ia
NASHVILLE. Tonti., Nov. e5-Thc ,,t,a.,..
Stockholders IN tllo Nashville, Cho,sanoo'Ns
Il 81. LOnis Railroad, reprcscntInr ntI.s. a,'os'.
50,1W slarcs, filed their bill tte,Inv IN 'Hs w..
United States Court Mt Nashville Tho ,,!,' n'o
Is long one, but In substance sets fostr ,,at H..
Stevenson, Evans, Batwin, and Foer ,y,tt. liz
acting as Directors. md Mt tlnla when ,hs
property Ind been nntle immensely vni,,,I.,o W
by tho completion Ut the Cole systen, ''Dse n,a
without communicating Will, tic otle,r H. ~.
fffGtof rfH soy .nv,l 9t the property to tho Lous
up md turn over . riajnrity9 of II W. W.
stuck so MS to give the Louisville { No.,,,ii'ss is
absolute control. That tic I,ouisviios s''is
Nnsllyl!io nolntlla'ly created 4 Toari for r tbs g
Of its owl, Directors and ot'icers, anil IIhy thsyy
put It's own officers alld agents In tic llanara. a
inent, AMI ttlnt u 1s running the NQsllyiiI0
Ciattnltoogn II st. Louis In the Interests ~
tio tnsss; asv!Ie y; to iHaS1yllle and pot the ID
roads arc OF, ought to be competitors nv ~,
business; that stnco tho Louisville L Sash. ~
Wills took the enInilagc1neilt In Its own intercst
u has nbrogstGtt Important and valuable cons
g. !aaf uis Me n t f Nfhyle fo,,R tb bcbn1.a;ssgf
been larger tflan ever known, tho road IIas I'as
been so lnunaged rs to declare 10 tyien,tdi.s' ,ti.'
willie the road l,ad always mado ,ilyilends
t,Hi1rS. tY, : Il!o point = mn!e TINT tho Louis.
WIG u Nhs1ylllo hhdcf It's charter cast il.
,ifho1 nw1l stpck l., aoter ,rai1roa and ts
In trust can vote It under tlla ein.a cns,s
ter, and TINT tho clcciion s''", ~
DIRECTORS iii September Inst was y,
void net, n majority Of the stock mt bcIor
vIfle Il NnslIyllto vote moru than @l 'w1i's, ynSs
under the charter, md TINT thls Eiycs ISe the
management In what arc known as TIN mi, MI
nority Stockholders. An tnjrnc,lon Is nskei
against tho Louisville & Nashville to cnioin
II st. Louis, or interfering with It's tuanaE,,.
ment, and against making q lease, aid a Rcr
cplver Ia asked, " N''
, 1880-11-26
TIE RAILROADS.
No Settlement OF the War Be.
tween Wabash and
Alton.
Denver u Rio Grnntlc 13ytcn-
siQns in Southern Cot-
OrntlO.
Capital to Complete tho Northorn
Pacific "a Good Us So
cured.


All hopes Tor speedy settlement Of tho
,rhorn ra,, ho nr .om,'t tt.t ~ w.
~ ,ho t A,o,' ~ Nv nv; % ,.os,.'n. t's ; 'nns'ls
tho Wabash could ilave been prevailed upn,l
10 coule together afut tnlk over the situation
Jurtn, thn Iattor,s visIt In tho ciiv e,,,,,, nr'
rnnrnno,,t For ~ oossn,,ar ~ S n.,,., o"u H.
..II a"seus ,. ~. ~" s.ssn'foI o. usllltss
.sn "fe ta, 0tS ,ha pertGct s s,e
turcs for pcacc. ,rllo Alton managers would
moi rull uno,, Mr.. Itumnl,rnva. nnr ,rnnnt
NJ H. mps ..' LII ,,.n.' ~. o. Mu"1t
MI humphreys call upon ''to managers of
tho Alton, alNl, In consequences, Mr.. llnm-
pIireys departed yesterday afternoon for tho
Enst without having sccn nnv of Tho co,,.
1n,,i,nr nort,au 1.,,.,rr , n,,or,,,,,,ua ~'a -.
fur rs tic railroad war is coli
cerllctt. III tho snnle condition rs It
was buforo he came hero. The situation will,
10 tuilbt, now rumnin NJ It l,ns leon tlurIng
tic inst week or two, until the Wn6oslt ue.s
fniriy dollcilea III its temporary tlclnt nt
Twelfth, street, between jtnte street aud
'FI,irfj uvr,1i,n ffnr tint ii IL nrnlioh1n flint