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nlininQ l)ublication9.

EADNlILE MINING REGlON.-A large and
haus0s map itdivie and tue MINES tn is tc &
prepared ncia surveys by Mc@srs: Pagc Nichols
to of lealS L. ready. thu - the only compete
~ le LeadNile regon ever published IL SHOWS the
ella da. Several thousand i'll number
ana -pen-ah all who deal n eaiyc rty
so IA. Ice iuup. JlN43. mounted 70 unuoulted. 80
For booksellers wholesale by Nil News Companies
anI Jobbn. Houses hy mail of Page, Nichols Box 200
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND INItED STATS MI. ROUTE.
Trains leave Nrwl OK c-iU.c. and CoInft streets
I,ITIos. as follows.
Haul-nuia Fit4buTc. ihe W ans South. with Pullman
Palace Cars attached. 70 q. 1 an
" ilIIu. LnUh Haven. % $500 ~ rf any fr'
p. counrciue iOi Iiu-yiL,. Petroleum
Centre ana the Di Region
BALTIMORE wilmington AMI the south. Limited Wa-.ueion
Irpf,r- ~ i'lr0r ar -aIIi ~nHfl
aru'. Wellington az 2 In REGULAR a. $3.50 and
T~'"' !, A. ~ "a T. ut, a.. "a -.at q ~ Tim,
tcl II IT, IA 300 g. a.Iu. 70 1850 and D. D.. apl
l2MVit sunday. 3.JJ ard q. 1, .. Ii, =. I'D and 10
IT, ANA night
lNpic~4 for ihladcl ilil Camden. 80 H. and o. M
except euuaty
Tor C.if STAY. 1890 g. 80. srd ] d. u.
i",,s Bio, ,u Annex colurcf with al irou ~i tain.
AZ jerry CITY aDfdug speedy and direct Ual-er
F.uo.i.n tfa.o- ......... g.. .,
GaIiy Al 6 80 g. dail'. cr'pl H"ni'v From Wash.
if.t,. .i ia iIuuf,. 80 o.. -. Boo fI1. .pf r
Hif,y 80 10 from iliia EEL rhii 300 $50 e. 900
lotO I, .pa M = go -, ,.-o. ESQ., $50 ..tJ aud
rii Do
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filming.
LTA MONTANA COMPANY.

ALTA MONTANA COMPANY.
Capital. s5,OOo,0O0. Shares so each. Unassessable
OFFICER~-Prcsdent. W. ". WickeI Vice President.
Micha. snow Secretary. r. r. Brooke.
pIKECTOlsS-W Wlckcs \. =. Barnes. Alanson rrask
/. NJ. sheldon Mchie! snow. NevlorN : T. Hanie. Colo
rauuders Montana.
OFFICE 10 AID Is WALL STREET
DULL DOMINGO CON. MINING COMPANY.
I'D Mines , silver cha, Colorado
capital stock, slO,0oOO0oi Shares, 100000 Par. $50.
Officers ". H. Birnun. PIusltent, = W. Dorsey Wee
President; y b. stevens secretary.
Offices. No 10 broadway New.Yurk.
COPPER KNOB MINING co.
~ MIXES GAP CREEK, ASHE Co, O.
capital stock tjDJ.Duu. shares. ~ "a
Registrars 90 took Inning Trust Couptur.
q. r. tinf. Pr -ii'At; VIM LfanlI,ti, Wee President
ami Trca-urri: Edwin II. Milford. ~ecrcitrg.
IL "a. Ei4n.s NJ r., NIf c.iut 'a,il
OFFICE - eOAFAal - hhOAL"A., -. =.
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i bEhffois - fniLAbILPiiiA' : ~ NEV-i1I;G. -
DOUBLE TRACK TIE MOST TrEoylp IoTfr
Win AB~OLuI" SALLY
. r.... Qa AID later so q, l..1,
landi streets Fo,rr-, as follows; , .,.
G D. $50 ant - p II and IL ni.h -oidaJ, rs, ana :
ISrrr,, nam. leave >ca iL dai - D. ~uneay a 40
IL. ANA ,. Iunnns through va Trenton ad Cam
Of Hrooiyn Annrs" onnecr win al uIoi. 'r.n.
at 1ci.'r ii,. ?aoidns speedy ami diet u'u.'r Tor
ratIIni tia- leave ives, ruadcIro 100. a.i5 425
7Ji. 3. o:5Oan! - a M UInntcd ENnr's- l.D J.. m =
a. .T M ana p p II Leave rSac Ina. VA t. .
49, NJ ard 100 p w. cay ,sr,{ It'Gay. ,.,,,.
ana 1901 OF gui CoItlauo Is: so CONT 49, rui
H. Il6mf u. hl.on.si.. lioboScn ncpt jersey city
Ths Ncr Iefi transfer Company win al. for AMI check
tasga"c iIom l,.,.a a.! residences, o. c,p,yp
''N-' cdac'al Manner General i.a-',Ifyr So nt
rEHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
l. i NNEwYoHN. LAX ERIE AND wG'1hHN Rail
1arAzqrn.>g o. nan, IAk.Nq IfrieI NAY To- 1s,o
room o,chr. 10 Hufial" ana -n.p.i,. ION Lrida..
fao 1T ~. 5cnncciins with 10 ,hr Tc ana
southwest runmans best Dra"ng room Sleeping Ho'chos
= ., n. CDany, Pacific ESercs. for ne West coping
Cirea.o Whom change ao loie Dining Car chcaso
Tras leave n gnbei- rect Depod I.%G lG g5 o-
D. ana l2oU Midnight saturday nights only Snnl 81
FORD and Passac 600 $50, To- 1920 am-te 1920
ln tain s.ops Nurhtriord only SuUdtys-l noon
I4i 300 SOD $40 6lp $50. G:ln ESQ l. 1880 pm IL
midnight. SUNDAYS 900, $50 1920 a. H. Lao ESQ. p
"I F.erson g. lj 40 $40 TO- loco 1879 NJ Il noon.
la g. $40 40 s:2C. 4ip. D. 6iu, 90 $50. CU $50
T. 10 s. Io:3o and " midnight Sundays. Il $50.
81. lc:2' q. LID $50. T. - D. N and II NGni -ht
suion. G:,O. 10 lJ2p i:lJ 500 son. $40. 7iJ
1850 H. M IL midnight. sundays. 600 S.3D 1920 a
IL. I:ii. ESQ. 200 p H.. and II midnight
NarHir,. 100 lt:2U a.. IN. $50 T. III. -
Ncwrulr and cornwall. 100 m. $3.50. i:5o sun.
''y oS SS ami nd Kingston 500 m p sundays $50
",.bcn GOO 100 800 lego a. IN; $780, 300, 43p 80,
7ISu m SUNDAYS, 600. $50, 1870 tJu 1Ul D. H.
MidetoWn u. 1:ju 800 10 q am $780, 400 90, 7l5 pm.
SuufnVs $50 lD2U a 600. 300 m The 800 am ash
4o D. In n ans connect with AeW-i Ork anu OsWrgJ Mil
p,ri 1rryi. 1,5n gCO 1870 10. GOD 900 7.IJ D.
m Suudtv- lUsG n. 100, O.Ju ani 700
Orr-IinntS leve 21dt quarrr OF aht quarter after
hour from bij a. to :lJ T. H. ana al ioi' and lliJ
for massage and for paftmcnis IN DrawngI,oom
and Sleeping Coaches cin Ec ObIln aud orders
ue ap traH.fe OF Baggage may Do left Com.
Nos -oJ til, or 81 Bnad"aj, y. J., No
to,itsf BrU0. yn OF at he company DopOts.
s,.r,s- rams The W. In New OTk at 40
anu $3.50 JNO ~ ABBOTT Genl Passr Ag't. NewYork.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans iteyc Tor Eng,w0ui, bo-t'l f'noni AMI Ny
Ok. 800 100 500 ljO s.'. 4V 4;'Y. o:tn ESQ.
$50. 1880 D. sundays. 800 a IN. AMI 0i' Tie
$50 o.. viii leave so minutes ii ~tiGfit nights.
Manuel -pnug Valley ami MOnscy 1900 800 A. tn 4:jO
lA0 y, ADEoIL. GeHe.s- TsAs Axent = --ss4ss.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
STEAMBOATS, an5 Railroads.

A MARY POWELL for West Point Com
"a wall NcrhIr. .iik-eJso L. ,1IoGt and k1g.tIn.
landing ,I-s Milton. New iuburg Hvdc ia
foot VEsrI.Y-sr $40 and -frl 81 at $50
excepted Connection pOr.hkcep+e with
evening ii. X. for NOrth and West baggage
"a Ut Ncsrv- St only
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Corporation \ otlces.

NOTICE.-PrOpOsals will be received at the
~ Office Of the Department OF Public Charities and Cor
recon No. G6 lhraNc until August 30 1850, for Alteri
tons and Additions 10 the koca building At the Lulatc5
Asylum. IlackwellS Island For full Information CIty
Record. for sale at No = city Han.
NOTiCE.-PropOsals will he received ut the
~ Ollie. OF the Department OF public Charities aud Correc
No 90 ThrdlNe, until August IAN 1880 for dry
goods groceries For full information, City Record
for sale at No city Hal.
NOTICE. Proposals will be received at the
~ Oicc Of the department OF Public Charities and
90 rhirdave until August 20 1880 for ice
For tall information city Record, fol sale at NO. city
Hall
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will he received
~ the office of the Fire Department I'M Il August Is.
1850 furnishing forage 10 this Department For full III.
form city Record. for sale at No CITY Han
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Eighteen bars Of bullion. valued At $27, 7S3 So
were received IN Tin, city from the mines y,stCr-
d4g.
ihe Cale,.or ~ cleanup for the last half of jul
amomicd 10 $1,000.
The trustee. oi the Cbrys0tc held meeting yes
trIanV Tor the purpose OI opening bids from the
IcadNiic smcitrrs ior tine product oil the
mine. The contract was awarded for the
next sixty DAYS az rates very favorable to the COM
p4ly. making difference of ~ per ton over pre-
ylou. rates. ihis gives clear additional profit OF
between 5000 and 500 per day. winch Is equal to
about thr whole present expense OF the mine
Tine remarkable developments In the Bonanza
Chirl mine ar. aS much surprise to the stochold-
rrs iu tai. city ~ 10 tho people la Montana. The
fuuir! ~. now advanced distance Of tnir;y-livc
ic-t across the vein, AID has moi Yet reached the
wall .ock.
About tie usual progress made in the work
ing, OF the DundcTbcrg during tine week ending
August :. In the thiri level mncrh of
finer grade had been found, having less
lead ard non and more zinc than here.
tofOre and coAtainlug large spots OF gray copper.
the Slopes generally vi hOut change The
sold from the Jigs announced 10 $3.50 %. ahd
from the mine $6tl ~. and there were on hand Al
the date of the report 80 sacks of jig product and
30 sacks Of cObbrd ore All the machinery of the
mine wa IN good order.
In the Lark VIM, of the Sacramento the contact
is stil very widc and Is filed with hard quartz,
sand and eaena and the ricI streaks OF mineral re-
ported lat week. 4 quantity of shipping mineral,
averaging 80 ounces, Is being taken from tins part
Oi the mine. There Is no marked change III the
other workings.
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A LBANYBOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW,
~ and IT JOHN leave Pier No. Al. North Rver t9St OF
Sunday morning " eSces with ta sS"H Sor ana
IicTr''on TO A'sny and relP sGo2 80 d,Ff President
A LBANY DAY BOATS.-ALBANY and
~ g tthh.Ah1 dh.y SUNDAYS excepted sayr Nesiry
No. ang at ' &Tsek rSf5 Wet f FSS Sss5arE
pciu3 a. %c: roin .' or S6ars can re-
Urn w com Qua, oAst 81 i'.noDecS 10y Igtyi WY.
irlci. ~ ass cscke Sorih VEST Tickct'
q" ' o. !9i ig to- ana S Sm 4 Iresyfa for p
ETATRAL RAILROAD or NEW -JERsEY.
,, [r iG IN T I.yi ioo5 Of Lseri, Jewe,
Cou,cnc NC Jan" q, lssO-Lea,e New1otk 100, Of LIB
80 d. In-Ior aston. Bethlehem wind cap Mach
liulk. i'. Dl'ipn. Upper Loii-h. Nhher'''i'
rs q. N ~ Termination y. l. and Western r. r.
Ilstor. B~hi'hem. Naucl Cnun.. iamadua etc
Lasion NIeaf'wn Heading. Harrisburg. Manch Chuns
id.,,a M FOR -omc~yilie bennington etc
, Nor Pennington. hasOn Allentown. Reading Har
ns,f NanI o Ch9nE ,s( n rasor e,,enc wind CAP
MInch Chunk. IamapnA bIl''pn WiArs'arte. 7cfant"n
4'opm-Fcr schoocys Mountain. High Enise Branch
i.l5 m-ior someryille. Pennington. etc
oa an is" e Maa iH cnn@k %kcsbare ci@
For zlbeh $50 tl5. Gi5 7l5 7:ij, x. 49, o. 93o
l"i' iGf5 !lI' lA9 m l4i', I'Jo. = 2;5n - 'ii
ta ,% Tx - az l Ji'i ''I Si D. O'' o:'o o'''
an, pn st 80 at a. e. ~ h. r for r. HGa 0 RTSS.
town. il i~hurg and the Wet.
For NcwausAt 5:45, G15 d:i5 az, g.. SID Si5 -.
$50 lr.O J. ., = 800. 1. ~.
81 g., i.iJ go 1I. -:l5. 9.l5. lOlj. ll:lj -
For Trains 10 local points see limr Tables 1T stauJHs
Boats ~ TIE BrYokl,n and Ere Annex make ios
az jersey CITY station and om BROOKLYN aud EIic Depot
. CITY.
NNN-lORK AND LONG BRANCH DlNi-
~ SIDN.
ALL ENII LINE for Perth Ainbov. ~oufh Amjov. Nrr-
avar. k"' port Hat Madcto"n .;cd lnA iAr ,..,,r
faIl,'ll.It. ..ug Branch. h,oI. Deal Br.ri. ocean
grove. A-bvly PaTs. ocean Beach Surfing Lake.. sea Girt
ifuj Pers Mt. TOMS 1rei Bamc4ii. Atlantic civ. etc
Lea,c NcFl ork foo .; i1bcry ST. at SO. ':ig g. Lilo
a. 81. $50. e. =: %. q o. M
For Atlantic CITY, 1880 D. H.
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Cost an0 (ouno.

A DVERrlSENENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UP
TOWN OFFICES, No. IBIS Broadway ThIry.trs
No 3sS Wost Iwentyihirds., E.ghtlava;
no 32 East Fourteents. Tn 100 Third
Forty seventies at the HARLEM OFFICE,
22SI Third ave. Onehundrci. and twenty.
(Ihem savings Bank Building. up " D w., regular
CELEBRATES
I OST.-Bnk Book No l16,46l. issued by
j The German savings Bank Ia the CITY Of Newly
IS missing lc Under holder OF
ot-trd deliver - te buk .es.oiel bciorn "a,
uf september, 1857 application viii be
LU.s.
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lnr rr1rca,rnro the ramryr.l

S,N FR.NCI,Co. Aug 13.-lran.actions AZ the
Exchange today were unusually large. WED ve!y
Jew except on- tofi,fock shares show am advance
that proulr s further 'mpr0y cncni. That money is
bci,g iuy ..lrd IN lugc SUMS br leading capitalists
her. l. uo qu, .ton. Hank Smith. supcIntend-
en- Of H-cner. arrived hero to-day. lie says cross
cutting on the 5000 level from latcra! drift 200
feet long Lat IuDS on te west side oi the vein, VIII
cnlnicu.r ~ soon ayr connections are made with
t.r Crown Point. his drift Is 30 feet
below the point where very far
prospects were found last winter. line
Yellow Jacket pump Is now handling the water
Of Imperial and Crown Point Is wei q, is own,
which until recently WAS removed by 3elcher. This
explains the movement IN 6oid MI shares i'r The
psf thrce days. Prices were higher after adj jurn
ncnt OF the Board
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ROTTERDAM LINE.

Ia steamers leave WAr~ON'S SIolu.~, B.eotir ~
T. tAl..,li " cd Aug - itOI IEEDAti. We'd AnE. -
CIuin -GO-7u 81 abu. S55-+5C stcertTc, - II
GAIA y. ten. Agi. - south NlAm"L ItNNIi. Ia =
K {. south MIlli8lu.si. Freight AGA
l.. W. NORRIS. 0G BloAdWNy. General Passage Agent.
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4 So TO BOSTON,

\ - 10 Bus ION,
~
NfWPOET LINE for special lImiicd tickets Steamers
NLW PORT AND Old COLONY
North river foot II Murray daily (S1nfavs
excepted connecting al Newport with tas Express
Returning leave Boston from on colony Depot 10 D. m
and satrrOlus BE- secure! IN N~Hl oak ONLN
q Pier - NOIth River. and on board steamers.
GEO. l. COS NOE, Ge'l Pass. Az
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents
A FALL, RIVER LINE
a. FOR BOSTON AN d TIE EAST
hes: route 10 Ecwpor. BOson NcW irliord. tiic'
burr. Lowell. Mai has Nneyard. Nantnrrol white Monn
tains MI D. cert Portland. Bangor ~ john n H. Halifax
y = ali pngps elite, and 40 d ana shore tco0its
III. MAN NOM PALACE STEAMERS
BRISTOL ANA Providence
Leave NcwNOik dalY Is nday~ utllhcn rom iltr@N. "
r., foot o. MuTayst, at $50 y. IL ave B0,A!yn' p NJ
JERSEY CIV j:2D M. Annex" boats GRAND PIt
MaNADE COST itiNo DO ia every c'ruhs lt The -ieh
aid bands aad oICIrHris ata, he'd 20 these s.camrfi
IT IL NIOltI3 Kl0l.
Nom erlueGdtc landings between New OrkHn' ran Ycr
Special train leaves steamer wlDri. Fhl lNi AZ M
Mondays exccpeI when steamer viii tuc1 at Ncw
arriving At Newport at $40 live morning Trans
FALL RIVER TO BOSTON.
FREE DRAW NG.'tDD.I OAR Fell river T. lowell
1ickes statcrO0ms etc, b. obtained n NrW4 DIX h'
cU7 Z3J zGl 40l Ill On Jtp, Vli.ant li-1 Bi'AdNaJ
frnadv 2'ds and ~ AL principal hotels cl %l
ticket Offices, At the OFFICE OF TIE LINE. pN me
ri or board ste sos and C"uiisi ana az
Annex Offices Erookyn and jersey ITS IN Boron a 40 .
ora state House. and at OlG lo.ony Dcp,'. - "i FA M
I.lVLi: IIN o. Ll~1 of IDT - l.I IN tIt-IpN~
GO. ]. cos NtiP. t.tucl e. agent
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents.
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ENMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

these hrst-cass steamships san regularly AZ from
Pltr No. -. Norm Raven follows
NA%TIAt-O Dt ia. CAPT F0Jte .Wedu, sdav AuE -
q ccouinn passcd) 20; freight s appT
10 WILLIAM T.. CLYDE & co. No. 81 GfualWay.
IL
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no PlllLADELPlilA,.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

TuE NORTHUMBERLAND NOUT1 AND sUOnr LINE
mn HrrNfI
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
* TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. IXrtPT SUNDAY. 3
- DfPOIs ~ PHILADELPHIA. % ~ NLN-i DEk.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMrEoVtD LoUGr.
NINTAND THE lA-lI - 1--WE CONSISTENT
Win AB~OLLT. SAFELY.
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6tfdmboaie an0 Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW.
and IT JOHN leave Pier No. Al North RIVER toot oI
tnn6iS. every wees day. n. connecting az Atps,
sunday morning excepted with trains North West anu
IIcrrslon 10 Afsny and return good 30 dlys. -
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IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL.

4 NORTIi GERMAN Lloyd
STEAMSHIP LiNE bEIWEEN N!;W:l Olik
SOUTHAMPTON AND BkLMEN 90,
MO- El.-..... H.. iIi II az
u SICK Alt..........> ~ =, ~. -
RATES OF PASSAGl from NEW .lOEk TO SOU iIiN"i'
ION. UAVIE OR BEEMEN. IN
FIRST CABIN 500 SECOND CABIN ..-----.'F' -
STEE&BGF t3r. . ....t,
Gales. 5iN
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e. 4 TO SARATOGA and RETURN; So 10
p 10 Lake George ana letdiu Icse,- good fol the
ksa>On. TROY BOA liII/-,,' - E.-stw
SARATOGA aud CRY or TROY e-v, DAILY .cz rg
saturday a. Ter NO 80 tn wNo all North
h,yor. foot icrUs 81. CnEe"fHs 80 4OI with uOfnus
trains i't HAi.hIOGA auf ALi htrD4.iH NOHIlI SINE
ttciIcd at 40. ga bIoA.Nai, and
Gal si- .L4-lS.ik
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LINE no ROSTON.
GTONlNGTON LINE.-For Boston and ali

-
eteiue > ING1O lciye.0u IuesG vs. Tau lays and
sal and che Ger IAT- OF y B. " lNtI non
Gays. Hcdne sud Fridays, IRON Pier 49, North River,
foot OF Jay.sL. "a special Emitted tickets To bOSlON
sold line Tor GOOD ONLY or The DAY ana pior
which Icy Issued s,cCncd iicir lace. EieSh
taken M Lowest current rates ID. (. BABCOCK, Pres
l. w. = f. Ara
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y MINING co.
OF MNHIPO-A COUNTY. CAL.
Capital gOOuOuU divided INTO 90 Ot - each,
H. -~.l
l. II. SPOONER. President
J.. I. ~EAnAN. ~ccre any and IfcasIref
]. " tlLIAM~ Genera. gent
". +. CLEW b L.. Financial Arent.
Ohcr- - Br"IivHy, rooms - ant -.
iW'd auuut ol stock ior Nlo AZ % cCn'S share
wing adjacent a.. famous iIifr Nine this property
i1tu,- ifs,t 10 Iiud .ut Investors.
IIus Jectl- iua. i,i on Application.
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= UItW ICII LINZ
y +, io.ion Worcester Portland and tho White Noun
iaips NJ, N.y oucOn--icaIneTs Per No 40 North
Rive; at =. IN. daily. except ~ind 'ys
NO1ICE.-On and after MONDAY, August
~ 10Th IA. Second Avenue o! the Miuhdl Railway
opened public Harlem wltI Tic iiowlus
aGutic!il stations, viz. e0thst IIlth.t ana l41tst
r.. X. UAI&. General Manager.
LII uiIA.n. l1.r.- IL
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oar and afer June ~ DIRECr CONNECTION will be
made Via
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE
PARLOK CARS leayi1g HE steam lJuGlng AZ FOX
POINI WHARF Providence, a. 15g A. ~ "hi
KUN III ROUGH q. fAINAN HOUSE AND
ALL PRINCIPAL. " H44E 1.Bt MAIN POI& Is WITH
Our tEaNGL.
, 1880-02-25

To ht Editor Of Th4 Chicago TFtbuhs.
CHICAGO, Feb. AL was at the grand rpccp*
tinn which We Kare my countrymcn. Pnrre!l und
Dillon, Inst night, nnd 10 hearty WAS the welcome
they hal, 40 hiE the crowd TINT turned out to
greet thom, ind 80 vnrm aud stirring. tho
speeches that were madc thAt WINS prouler
ttnn ever OF Chicngn and it's citizens, bnth those
Of American AMI Of Irish origin. hut tharc vas
ono thing which hnppcned there which grsorod
me, and would like to know how 1t happened.
The resolutions submitted tn the meeting werc
rcntl nut by Mr.. Alexander SulIlyan,A gentle-
nun who Is known by name at leHst to nearly
everybody Ill ChicnCn. | hhve no opinions 10
cxpres. one way or tho other as to the. past., /
prescnct thcre lust night, In 90 conspicuous
rHitiun wns an Injury to tho cAusn
which he and | and All Of tls doubtless h1ye ut
heart. 4 Ercnt mnny Ind Etronr nnd, think.
unjust sentiments concerning him sumo tim0
HEo; but undue prominence given hin. Or as
aumcd ny HIN. Ia Rpt to awaken oil feelings. to
identify tho Irish cIuse In mems minds with
him. md to lend then, tn withdraw their aid
frntn the EtI0d Caliso. have no feeling MulIfnst
Mr.. Sullivan. but ece the .unwfsiom of hls
tnklng my prominent pArt IN this movement
and FL, think, must other lristmen, II It Was
necessary tn have Sullivan u rend the resolu-
Journal, Or Mr.. james Sullivan, the wclt- -known
educHt1rS Hut let III, whose one nlln n to 10
whit VIC eau fur 1rrINnd, kcc}, out III all Ell.
tAnulHtnents. and refrain from lninK anything,
especially nny unnecessary thing. which mly
bring up Old Anlfntetles. md turf. twny from us
any one, American or Irish, WIN can lsp nf any
possible MD 10 u.s. AN lnEslEAAS.
, 1880-02-25
THE cLAYvILLE CREMATION.

Special Qt$pdfFh TO 1hs Chicago tribune,
rIrrsnuno, Pa,, Feb. M.7The extraordinary
caso Of James WorrelI, Of Clayvfle, Washington
County. 4 few miles below Pittshurg, who At
tempted to crt,nate his fathor and s!sters that
he might inherit their property, Is attracting
general attention. Tho young man Is reported
Us being of quiet disposuon. md be was a
good student at the Canonsburg Academy. The
night befnro tho fire Jafuos was tho Inst to 10 to
bed. All Of the olgbt mcmhers OF the family
alopt upstairs. Tho girls Ia the attic frat dis
ooyercd tho flames, and they can,o to tho outside
OF the tntherR ts0or. Tho dssor Aanot tied with
strip, ~ haa been reported, but the door IN tho
lacked. Tho fniher ,4ln down tho outa!do way
BY tho porch h-stAt1r, and thon entered tho house
to awakcn Janus, but the latter hnd asclpr.i
through a window, tho glass cutting hts bands,
There arc nthar etorirs. ono that Jnmes wa.
taken with the charms OF a Loaf woman, aud
wnantcd .sl hume foF hef; still nnothsr tha.
a 10 the ia @ eSt ,aae. *ans to nls5ss! afsy
q young, ,lady but poverty prevented, and
It was bis dealte u destroy the entire
falnily, aud thus retain the farm whi.ll consists
ot 2aa acrea- The tathnr never tn'arp.Mcl al
objection to hle son marrying. The stnry tbat
tho boy poisoned hls mother, By tho use nf
Elliott, WIN, say4 Mrs, Worrell .iIsd from nntnral
causes: fle bus not been scun IN the county
Aimee the tath, although TIERS nre rlIn"ln Tint
ho has been ut ClAyKytlle a.ld f'NnnnHhurK. Th0rb
II \ belief th4t tho father gave Ialncs snnney TO
clear out. ~ order thnt ue might ssGaln !ho III
the young Indy v hun 1t - Bnid JAnlos wlEta ~
ulnrfy. IL y teacher IN tho CAfullsbur0 public
schi2ila. Ils ttcAlno nclllu!Nted With her while
attending JcHureOn AGatcnsy.
, 1880-02-25
CRIMINAL NEWS.
SIX TIMES IsESpITED.

Special Dhpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
SYRACUSE, N. T., Feb. .1.-Nathnn Orlando
doe ano,n. " hac. a ~ "Sa.u M,a aoF r, ".
ue'' stG'l!a ~ p"hf cuArlne'! H1e. lo.a"S' "e
tho SIKH time, thc hato Tor hts execution wa8
tlxcd: Gov: Cornell ixed Friday: Feb: II, for his
,,o ha"r,nr u' ~ "rnasi ~ ~" ~
.t .no neullus u tne nppca. 1of cohu,ntauon o.
inc sentence 10 olnfrisonnent tor htc' al II
Goodcll ~ rrnrrscntiy ~ @ n rrccnf,ata end1 @ ~ cho.c
o,d1 Iannra ron,osa,,,,,,. ~ ,o.,,,a ~.
saa - d. Lnh"re. representing tne poopic' ap'
pcnrcu beforo GOV. cornell ut tho Execu-
Tho defense presented four po,luons signed
iy thn nro,,,inent lawvcr, otI'ccrs md h,s,ncss
~ 'o p'u'''''s''s s""3 - o'4'Ic's' aNl o4e"iGns
aamser NUM- Of asvs au The so.eeuoa e', oepe u
countor-af3ldnyfts. The argument was continued
Tnr ao,ro tIr1o n,5 "ftor o.,a,darot1nn nnw
~ euAo tt.nn' "itA nl.o. aous.u'tuI,oa Wv
cosheA sala mat NC would pow 10 PUBIC op'n-
which would onnble MIN 10 further tnvesticats
tho cnoa 1rnn onmnaoi a,dr,t ~ nv n .asn1,a
a4o ease' 1no e'A''e1 u"n eon ~ .Isp'tot
nue plcaaaa 'or aenmauon I'M. ~ % o. .ac sen.enee'
ihe opinion OF judge Dunlcly, who sentenced
Grocnaeli, ind that m expression from him
"9nsd hnvn much 70 70 wlta his utisnatr dec!siot'
dtsn.'ch vns o ror"f"a, NJ the pmntnntiarr m"
TnnmrInr the rosnito Tn % aScar%ancn 4t}|n tha
r1.ins ~ 1ha All inatJtt,tion E,nnrntnnnnt sn",,I1
iiss apenea tas @ssssss ans read i; orssSssId
his III nant ar,idIn my nto1aH TX ~
cnrridur. a',ds wihnmt nnv rcinnrkks wslkrd r.. tn
Was at Ut mfcemaIa e1asn useentGia arnHG @ IT." ~, ~
1cntnd W. nncr woItnd thn nnnrcn ~ ~ tha H..
ncrintsndent. s,,pnr4nten,;cilt Hnn,,ldlng read
H. 'IIsn";ch' Whc,, he rnnciudri G,reRnt,niI
si,nmIy @ Prctnnrkcd. !" thnrSht It Wn,ld he so"
nut.tpf lGttMi hSN 'GuHHt - ""A'a ~ oos
, 1880-02-25
ELsEWlIERE.

PAHAkLL IN MILWAUKEE
5ItLwAuKEE, Fob, Ei-lar1tell ind Dillon ar
rived hcr0 at o'clock this evening. and we're
mot at tho depot hy tho SheFfdAn Guards and a
committee, and escorted to tho Academy OF
Music. Mayor plack called tho necttng 10 order,
utter which ex.biayor O'Eoii, President Of the
meeting. introduced tho Hon. A. H. r. Butler.
who lnAde m address of welcome. The totnarkg
Of the speaker were frequently app'audcd. Ho
quoted freely from 1Mnernft, THO Historian. and
" WORSE thsn that Of African slavery: ~ said
directly to tho vicious legislation Of the nritish
Government.
Tho address waA very bitter in donunciat1on OF
Enaland. and oloqucnt In an appeal for tho
rights ct Ireland
rarncll was thon introduced, and nade 4
rlttes. -'''
Kusaluttons expressing. sympathy With the
Irish people in this thor hour Ut trial, and con-
demnlng tho land system now Ia vogue. were
unanimously adopted.
The ltev: q. Z. Gustlon followed in very elo-
auent addtosa ~ support Of tho resolutions,
,t 1he relations Of thls country 70 re people g
thoroughly friendly TO the latter and