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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
NrW II =.
BOUND CROOK ROUTE

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TlEN ron amt PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New YORK from station T. II. r. of " j. foot OF Lib
From sli lon Snlh and Greensts 7;i5 9.oo-
ll:l5 MI l5 4;oS- 4;S". $780, 7lo. 1900 on sun
For station Corner g ffd and Berks.ts at 7i5 Oo Isis
W a5S and IN fae.y e oG l5
Rcra mig trans Wi eaRe Pbada9bia oa Y YoP
FROM st.iou Phaae phIa ana Reang Railroad, corner
5:4O. 7:l5 ~ D. N. on sunday at $50 6:5c l2
or G5 90 az sd sna,y 81 3 1G % 100 '
From enon Warren and Tacs rss. l25 except Non
day. 3, 7:20 90j 80 1892, 2i0 AIS. 6:l0 SI0p
TcEeis Tor sale at foot Of Lbefy.st Nos 2s9 2s 4o
ga s5I l52S Broadway and the prnepa hotels Ao..
New York Transfer CO. Dodds Erpress) vii call for ami
check baggage from hotel or Residence 60 destination pp
Seven can o sn 1'e a. gl S al S e. IN
connection with the Ben relephone ana Law Telegraph.
'0'"f" : - III H. p BXIDwiS Gen. Pass. Agent.
DOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
aIiie Slip Iier S. T. r. daily at lilo m ami $50 pm
Fare logeI than by aay other route -
EOR NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
ermedlse points steamers Pier 25 4. r. daily (sui.
says eH egte D. H. 2na o S9 p G cSnnecnj '
Tickets sold and baggage checked at 9is Broadway New
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landing
4 At Cozzens West Point. Cornwall Ne1burc Marlboro,
Mton PonghXeeRsie EspTs s s92aeeung %n Hsr a9i
". BA D@IN and THOMAS COR ELL leave DAILY atA
y. M. Pier "a, North ktVrr loot oi Hafflson-L
saturdays Thomas Cornell leaves at 1880 p,
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-COmmencing September Is.
ls-O through trains will GRAND Central Depot;
500 a. m Western and northern Express 10 Rochester
PattbuTg Adams Montreal with through drawing
1890 a NJ Chicago Express drawing room to Canaan
dagua, Rochester and Buffalo.
Ii00 a NJ. Albany Troy. with connections Utica
Saratoga Gems Falls and Rutann.
$3.50 y. m, Albany and Troy EXDfess
400 p. Accommodations Ia Albany ana Troy.
600 D. IT. l. us Express daily. with sleeping cars for
50 LOUIS. cunning thTOnsh every day - the week also
tIeil excepting sunday night, via SJTaJDgA
$50 d ~. PaciHc Express daily, sleeping %
Niagara Falls Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Io do DorHt
Clayton Utica. and NateftODn Va
eXcep ing saturdays.
800 n Fast Express for Moltrei ltocheseI anu Cora.
ing via Gen SLEEPING cars TO Geneva, Rochester aud
Montreal, st. Adams. go
and TOY. 80 80 , 80, ,,..,-. - -.
WesfcOts Express Offices Par.pllc ana 10 anu 81
Broadway, New- IorA and 535 WasalngtSn-st BrookyB
J. NJ TOtCEY Gen. G. b. MEEhEN. Gen. Pass'r Ag.
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PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.

PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECr
A FULL NIGIiPS RESI-. ONLY A. MILES OF RAIL.
FIKSrCEAS, ACCOMODArIONS ONLY.
The iayorite palace STEAMERS -
MASSACHUSEl AND RHODE ISLAND.
DAILY SUNDAY ed) nom Pierre North river foot Of
NaIren.sL, AT y IA.
No ntermed.lte lRuh ncs between NewlOrk and Proyt
denoo Passengers TrVein Boston Al a. m ,o, 80.
uckets secured &c Nos dN5 S9i - ana
942 BrOadwty ANA at Metropolitan Fifth Ayenue HOie
New OrK ana 33J Waslngouat BroOklyn licSots are
also sold all principal hotels aud ticket Offices AMI az
Offices OF wescott Ekrress COmpany Freight taken AT 10"
L. W. FlLKINs, u. 8 BABCOCk,
Asnnf
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TinnnclGl.

stOeR, 1881 bales
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MANHATTAN GALWAY Co.

NORWICH LINE
~ 10 boston Worcester Portland and the White
talns VIA leave Pier NO Az Norm
IiXer al B d. Nm Y NXcepl AAuA vs.
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vVO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE oLDEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
" BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Is TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY,
DIPI4SIN PHILADELPHIA. IN NE"-NOKK-
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nor NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

EUINTI VAILED NAILhVAU, .
~ PASSENGER TRAINS, on and after June !. 1880 VIII
foot Curtaudt and DebrOssess, ut ~ i
y, M and 63O p m. Tor EasOn, Bethlehem, Allentown
Peanng Mauch Chunk. MilXesOarre. TOwanda, W$vertN
Ithaca Geneva, LYONS Buffalo Id Pullman sleep
Ing coachca attached to $3.50 m. train. -, -,
Trains leaving 7iO m. ana D. M. connect ior AL
pomts IN MahanOv aud Ia2etDB zeal regions
r. b. EXTINCTION, General Passenger AGENT
a. IL GU MMI..Cf~, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08

AN and after MONDAY, October 4, 1880.
" Trains VII De r,su ar intervals until MID
NIGHT the a tenue Line ald also she CITY
HALL BRANCH oi the Third Avenue Line h. h HAHN
40
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FALL RIVER LINE
~ IL
TON AND THE EAST.

n y T.
Ot,lmers RIS IOl aud PROVIDENCE leave New-YOrk
faiIy (Sundavs Inclndedl rom 2S Murray
A. al 5:36 D. m. Leave Brooklyn via Annex" ~ D.
Jersey 0.2O y. n.
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NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE

steamers Old COLONY NEWPORT Pier 2N,
n r., foot OF Murrayst, daily except sunday az m
First class ~ Liars Tickets limited amt glOt
only day OF date connecting train whcl
morning In Boston
tickets aud sta erDms obtained ONLY 1t onlce
~ - -'' TOKDEN & LOWELL. Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08

FIELD WIFE aOUN IAlSs MON K ~ anu IN
DAYS epte'il. y. and 1880 connecting with
NeYHaven for Hartford Springfield go.
Tickets sold and baggage checked 9is Broadway New
York, and 1 COurt-sf, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08

~ Trans cave Engewood. Closter Piemon, and Ny
ack 3 900 a. !, 3, !, i5n ooo bAO, h3O 1880 10 IA
sundays, Ia. aad tl' p iae il3O y train VII
leave 30 minutes later SATURDAY nigAts
NanUe. sirDs Valley sni Moa>oi. 'o1 300 IA. $50
-" JNo. " ADBoTI. General Passr Agent. New.Yor2-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08

III Cozzens West Point. Cornwall Ne6burg Marlboro,
Nj ton PoughkeePse Esopus connecting " n Ulster aud
Delaware Waikiki Valley RaIliOa sIeambOais JAMES
". BA DIV ~ and THOMAS COR ELL leave DAILY at
m. Pier "a, North River, foot OF Harr1scn--t
Thomas Cornell leaves nj 1880
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-13

In Carson City, Augu.t 18th, by Judge Cary, Robe
McTag ern to Mrs Amelia Gales, Of Reno.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-13

WANrEp.-A furnished house with 6v
ooms. Apply at APPEAL Office. tn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-13

KEEP Your FIRE IN FKoNr-The Enter
prise is seeking Controversy with the APPEAL
The present is Of all times the least e ting for
. controversy between two leading R-pnhll
can newspapers. This is time for fighting
the battles of the r publican party aud not Il
time for useless squabhles III the camp. In
its humble way the APPEAL will continue t"
defend re line of earthwurks which are linz
tied by Ormshy county and respectfully d.
rect Mr.. Harris attention to the gathering foe
in Storey. This is Il season for direct fire
in front and not tn the side. We regret that
the above remarks have ever been rendered
Necessary When this campaign is over the
Enterprise can shy its CASTOR down this way
with the assurance that its presence will not
b. overlooked.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-13
TIE NOMINEES.

The APPEAL congratulate the Republican
party upon the strong nominations it has
made for Congress and Supreme Judge. The
names of Daggett and Beatty at the head Of
the ticket has already infused life into tn"
SIGHT and carried dismay into the ranks of the
opposition. The convention has discharged
its duties in a manner that can be endorsed
by the Republican party throughout the
length and breadth of the State,
and the fight made over the Supreme Judge
ship nomination, was from the beginning to
che end, Of SO honorable character that H."
one will work harder for the nominee than the
defeated candidates and their friends. As for
tho APPEAL it has no word of praise for Dag
gett or Beatty that it did not utter months ago.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-13

Receiving daily by express which will be sod rea.
sonabe market rates All riers will be ompty attend
ed to and goods. delivered free # chaTg oanypa
this city. VUCANUviCH kRUS.
Carson street, opposite State Capitol.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-13
FOR EBGN.


LONDON, August IL.
Tho train which met with the accident on
the Midland Railway yesterday, was the local
fast train running from Leeds to Morecombe.
The train left tho track while passing switch
near Bennington, running 80 miles an hour.
The forward coaches telescoped and the others
piled on them in heap. The serious casual
ties were confined to the first carriages. Sew
% persons were killed and 20 injured.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAN MISSING,

LFRED AMlCH tEkT 1HE HOU@ e OF
y hi. aunt No. 1856 South street, the Divide,
August Sd, AMI has be, heard OF siuce. is Il
years Of age feet high slim built dark conplexioned
ght m u-tache and had suit of Ozark clothes. Any
gihia City. the Divide. augl3w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-13
PACIFIC COAST.

4OmOI0X -RO660HN Arrested
SAN Francisco, August IL.
Carlton, who killed Brunmetta rival editor,
ct Hollster last spring, WAS convicted Of
nanslaughter to-day. ......s ...
The Trsylor Act, increasing the salaries of
school teachers in San Francisco has been de-
slared Unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.
A gang Of four young men, who have been
robbiag houses in San Matee county for some
time past. have all been arrested and q por.
ton Of the property recovered. They raided
over dozen farm houses in that county.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-13
BY TELEGRAPH

[pRss DISPATCHES TO THE MORNING ArPsAI.l
EAST t.I2 ~.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-13
Fast TrDttinS.


ROCHESTER, N Y, August II.
In this city to-day ST.. Julien aud Maud S,
trotted against time to beat record. On the
second trial each m ID, the mile in oil I. the
best time ever made by one second. The
purse of 81 600 was divided.
A Gonrmaniizin. Lecture Fiend.
New YORK, August IL.
Dr.. Tanner at P NJ. weighed 147 pounds.
He was in the best IF spirits all day, and di
gests easily the immense quantities of food
he consumes. An offer of 81 500 per week,
to lecture from ocean to ocean, has been r.
ceived by him and is under considerations
Should he satisfy himself of the responsibility
of the person making the Offer, who is Chi
sago man, it is probable he will accept
Grand Parade.
COLUMBUS, O., August IL.
The veterans Of the late war had grand
parade here to-day. 1t is estimated that over
$1,000 men We're in the procession, which was
over three miles long. E,ch regimental or.
gsniz,.ion had its old battle Fl " and ensigns.
In few cases only one member of regi
ment was in the procession, but that one car
ried the f,g. The Presidential party viewed
the parade from their carriages.
6ubernat0rial Nominations.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, August ~.
The State. credit Democr ITS nominated John
v. Wright, straixht-out, dsbt-paying Dem
eerat, for Governor.
The Rspudi.tionists held meeting, with
20 delegates present, and nominated S. F.
Wilson for Governor. ..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-13

For SALE.-A Wilson sewing machine,
NJ. l order. Silver plated. Price 5:
INQUIRE at the APPEAL office.
, 1880-07-16
A MYSTERY SOLVED.

Discovery Of tho IL eanalns or a Young
MAN Who Disappeared SIX Ycara Ago
Ills Skeleton Found III tile White
Mountains.
Hpeeia1 Utspateh TO- IAs Chicago Tribune.
p1rrsuuuo, Pa, July l5.-A, mystery that
Inns lung hung over tho fato Of q young 1lall
who WIS wei! and favorably known In this
city has Just bccn clearea Zip. About six
yenrs aK0 Hurry Hunter, q printer by occu-
patlol,,' mud a sun OF the late W. D. Hunter,
WHO waA II nlon,ber ot the City Council, con
cl,lAetl 10 visit Now England, working his
why frum town to town until he reached
portlnntl, Nc, whence he went to tho Wllto
Mountains IN New Hampshire, where hc
wrote to Ills friends IN tlIis city that lie would
mako the usqpnt the llexttlay, From that tt,ne
until ttI-.lny nOlhlng hal been heard OF tho
fats OF tho y0itIg wnnturcr, IN tho hlcNll.
tlo ',!s FATHER l!ett. .'aIhl tho remaining llG-
bcra VI thu f.s1ntlP WatrlleA anil waited III
finally Enve .tl a!l inlie 9f over knowing hts
ftte, btlt tC.tlny ,JAlnGS Hunter, Ills br0ther,
received n letter from tho Wl,Ito Mountains
inf0rMlng lllm. tflat the. h,s!y, OF rNther tha
reuS!s # tlarry bnH nssi. fpu' ~ 1ytg y
allls, but MI tilut remaineii was frlllne-Work
of bIcathotl bones covered by .ho remnants OF
elotl!ng tl.4t Aatt beell rotteu by exposure to
| the elulnellts for nearly six years. III the
prekcts of what ol,cu la4 been II cont aona
wure. found, by N,ealls Ut which tie skeleton
| was known to be all that was left OF Harry
| Hunter, one Of the papers being . certificate,
bearing Ills name, from TIE New York Print
era' Union. It VIII probably nsysr be know,
however, that while travelling through the
! mountains I,p was caught In q sNOW-storuk
got lost. aud sank down 10 die. With no baud
, 1880-07-16
WISCONSIN DRUGGISTS,

oPtttuA 0hPAtfH ~ Ahe t"s*'t~ A's"'r'F's
MADISON, Wis, July 15.-The Wisconsin
Stats Druggists Association met tl'is morn
ing and adopted resolutions Of Thanks to the
Madison druggists for conrtesles. Various
standlng committees were appointed.
4. u, Stewart, Ut Chicago. delivered all atl-
dress OIL "Tho Application Ut Microscopy to
Pharmacy" which was urotuscly Illustrated
with eN'lcuNl sketches.
University. rtlul q yAluable pAper OIL ''I'!la
Analysis ut l'otaba Water" accompanied by
numerous mid striking experiments.
1t was decided to hold tho next meeting OF
tha S.'ciety IL alllwaIHee tl,e sec9,ad THss- VI;
%ay M,,kto X 9xs! VIZ aps;,itsI ,Sa scciS!ary r" " '
Delegates to thu American Phnrl'lace!ttlcMl
Surlety, which ,Aurts, nj SnrAtogi!. N. y,
during the seeoul weck VI September, were
nppoiatod, III fnIiows:. j. 4, i>uil.l, Alflwail-
kcu; y. 4. Siocul,, EuFt Atkinson; >, q. ll!l'
A RESOLUTION Of thanks WAS voted to 6tatG
o!l!cluls fos Kindness. aud tho meeting adj
fUurnei sine die.
, 1880-07-16
,s15 15d to sayo I 1IM 10 9ey Gys 10 wnss, M
tic nitthorltics to llyo tho remains sent hefas
for Llttlnl '|Sl4
DEGREES RENDERED.

8psetdF UHpdtfh TO TVS Chicago 7Ftbtnk
srrlNor1rl1l Ill, July 15:-In tho United
States Court to.tlny Judge Treat rendered
decree IN tic cuso Of tho Town OF IIbert,
County Of johnson, md the County OF Sai,ns
w. The Cniru 4 Vtncennra Kallroad, 'rhc,ss
suits were brought IN cl,ancery by p1alntIf,ss
to recover frhm the defendant tho sum ~
about $4,000 In bonds Issued by tho town n,
md counties TO MD III construction Of tin
r0ad. After tho bonds were issued and bhd
Get up BY plniptlfTs that they ~ wess Wm
not Issued IN nccor,lnncc with. law an ahd
tllesu suits. were brought. Tho dclcnaants
lnurrer, and asked tic Court for q coNr o's
llrlnatory lccree declaring tho bonds heal
IG e9i'r1tna;tory ecrse Waa gr9ned Th
by. tliesD counties, amounting to 100000,
>, a poren,ptnry sinntlMmus was Issued IL ths
Tux to .pAy a Judgment Of S3,0S4D5 freyi.
ousIy obtalllcG u, bonds 0ftfo township.
, 1880-07-16
COUNTY-BUILDlNG.

3, r,,vv mo,-iooo I,,,vo, ,v0,,, t,to, cut
1s1hvss ""n'a1o nccesca "eee s"Ach o"5
IN tbo ot,ountvcourt vc.tcr1ov ,epro .,v,. p,v.n
,,,n nn,,o",x si,'fns,;,r,,, i",n,'',nv ~ .c i,s
stock at pupp auction attor hasIag advertised
H..
r:,s co,,,., r,,,tx, ,ar+ +bo ,,tv r., ,,-,.,,,s
v;cxtnr,,"v n'nr,fny for Nnrw,sM p"r.t IN ,nnr
nftor M tho T.. toll.rn!a which they into'd to pur-
eh11so 1or tho county, =
IN tho Cr!nslnat Court Yesterday lIynan l.eyy
tr,ses. aid Was srit 10 Jail ftr ,ijilv ilo,itGs.
Tho ltillwrK 1riyuilura wuru Nlt Art1lj9,,ct AINl
, 1880-07-16

"thii,irC"s s by @ III It iiishIhud iH iark md cs-
tU yo,lnssscrs OF tint uualltlful suburb With lilo
finest days entdy'1tJnt they hnd ovcr mot with.
Tho sln's!,E urullt q last yonr w,!s rury a!ac-
fi,n Wis annit,wnht shortened 6y 4 Huyoro mud
very. uMi!nely shaver, WIS nn fu'lrorcnens
At l00'timk III Iilo morning tho children Of
tho tusvn to tnu nllnter ~ utto,it aJ gathoret
in tho grove oprosit tho depot. a,,l, realleA by
"$r y Sssrs M sh% %G sy' ,'e T. cs"sSy. l "H aSr
ltDrinxtn! tls nitsss torligtl, with thoir pnron!s
and friends, II ,proccssIu!l of na ucLr lcn9th.
music bt FoIt's orchg4tr1l u Tho ILlHhla,ld rark
picnic srsn,Mt. slt,lated ~ tho lnko 1luh About
.s saa oi a.,s Its Su nTcas,
tetcr.l loastl. nilA olccr Inducements hui hcoE
indngetl III fur IN hnllr Or tss he larty, whct,
splendid dinner prns1tGd by tho elti4uns Of tho
plncc. 1'hts entertaining part; of tho slny'a o,,-
I%yent vsns 4xa reGs.y %t;Sa,c 9 ,Suon "tDi M
sse TIC few prs,mi'"rs ri sk vxrrcIsus Wch we!c 70
i,.a bpln prupArcd were performed. In tho
llrst plct tho baud played sos,o Of tho NntlonHl
a NJ sS SinE sE. N fs.s ,s s'5: Hys an" NJ
phtl.irun Immensely. Tho prnHr.,.n, was the,.
ss Ms' Y Asacy 5 iy'y u d @ M us"btiea sIs via Il tsa IL
lluMl,-tul!s. rru,'4ritlons wvrp Thru PIT afoot
fur tho tu! AliA suck rnes's bsst whttr a this VIVA
4ot,lg utt h!ntk unlttl4 wtNu EtltleriHg III tho
iiorti,orn sky, alid hoforo nny 1f tho plcncksrs
was Ut III Uni. ii WIS ut first hopei TINT re;
organization Ut tho purity might no effected
after thu slp,wQr A.ul piSscd by, but llMlt 0t
hour Of tlroIlstiius rAi,fali, followed by to-,
iuiniltts III tA.-slurul IN which icc-t,,gaets tht
stzs nf lM,.tn,iIs eKKs tell ptsntfny, put y vst.
Thu pcnlrkura wrFu naturally chnHri.iel IT. i.
nnrurtuAtel. /. tur,ntnlttuM to their day'a enloy.
ltrnt, but lpuk ftrwntrl hopefully tu the l,utt:
Day, lSSl. -.
| EVANSTON. :"
| Thrco four-naroA crews will row 4 racn IN tn.
il.,t tu,, r,,lgh. Tho pt.agso IL frun tito Walur
Works at1.lKht away tu tho tjAvIs strGGt p!er. 4
l,elltH silver Ks,h1ht VIII io tho pr!zo Ut: tl'
| winning nrUM. 0n0rHo hunt ts tho rNfYrcU.
, 1880-07-16
rnrtonk Of nl c}cEnnt hnnquci. THE French
benevolent Society viii hntd its ANIMAL picnic Mt
(7N11hnt1r El1t,f1uP.


benevolent Society will hnd ita Hnnt'nl picnic Mt
Coiehn.lr sni,iny.
TnE Tfnle ut,d Labor Assembly mot lust nyen-
ing ut tho hill, MI. C10rk street. a. j. Parsons
III tho sttNlr. 4 communication ,Fhs rccc!ynd
rrntn Secretary MrI1wrll nf thu 1ltlrrntt nt Stit-
usifca ur this Statn HAklnl tic Astntny ~ fur
wNt1 ttI the HIlrehil nit information hhintnnho
rclnlive to tho different tratl,s represented III
the l,,y. mil elnsng fiic necessary hintiks lnr
flltng np: Afler Tho tr,itsncttnn III sUt,c
untmpurthnt hl,sucss. ins ercttnn Of D'll-
Gers ed1nc ,1i,, with Tho following ,, ~
President, George itUHers: lsccnrftlnE Secretary.
&. +. Kcnynit; Corresponding Sacu,t.ry, Mrs u.
a. tAliup; Treasurer, .lOi1n Aahcni!rnnncr
StntslleI,l,i, A.. Il, Pnrsnns; 1rustces. Ia irwin,
i. II. .ttluir, y. liatrall; anrHcnnt- !.
Dwyer. After tho clGrtio,l NJ officers Mr.. e.
NfcAulifte HarG notlcu tint he would not serve
rs ticItxntc In tho Assembly hrrcnftcr. owing
10 rrtjllice anitl to Gxfat ngMlhst him ntnOllX
en1i6 nf tho Gertnnn .lelegutrs. lfu wns In faror
Df harmony, md wtIlll,t step down and out.
aCSsrNuCK.
l.. Dercnyl, Hungarian. while At work In
Reilly t. Natht,ono'a linhcr-ynrtl, Mt tho etrner
ur Centre nvcnuc md Twenty -scc0tnl street, wns
ovcrcolnp l,y thv heat yesterday nom: ftc wits
taken to tho residence 1t Mr.. n. Peabody, Nh.
T4G tlnstcd street, nHd tho rhyalethn intending
thore snYH fia condition n very critical.
Jacob En9tehnr,!t. wh,th nMlDnAinK n wagon
loaded with hny III tho rcMr nt No. 3l7 FIJI III ave-
ntin ut ;n yestors1ny nftcrnnon, wis nvcrt?mc
by tho heat, lie wns takon to fls homo and at
tended by phyBtCN1t vino SAya ho WILL tDc0tDts
, 1880-07-16

indigestion. dyspepsa, nnrvons prpsteatonL
and ni forms OF Ee1crnl debility relieved by taf
Ink Mcnetnan's fnptonizet Ilcef Tonic, tho oni,
preparation pf beet containing its cnt,rp n,lt4.
linus properties. 1t IL nat q moro Btinlant liz
the oxtracts ot beef, but contntns blool-r1nkins
force gencrnting nnt1 1lfesisstntnlnR propcrtios
laiNvMunblo In ill cIfceblctl conditions whcthet,
tho result Ut exhaustion, 1lcryou8 rroatrntion
oycEwork, or acute tiseaao; partlc,1larly II r..
llnznril s Co., Propriptofs, Now York. For FI sais
BY druggists.
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scouNDnE3Ly sCALTEns.

sCOUNDRELLv SCALTERS.
For Bolno time past tho officials Of tho
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati II Intltan-
apolts Railroad hnvo been nwaro OF tic fact
tint bogus or, lliore properly, stuffed T" and
raised tickets have been manufactured by
scalpcrs, who were thus enabled 10 offer OK
traoru!rary Inducements to persons who
purchase Then, and still leave II margin for
M ci,ur,1ous profit. Ono plan Of tho sca'pers
wns tn take tickets tint lad been punched by
the conductor mil stuff tho llnlo SO that 1t
WIS impossible for ono unncciistoiMc4 to tho
i,l,,tk to notice tho fraud. Another plan was
10 p,lrcllnsn n. quantity of tlckets from, q
stntlun near Cincinnati, paying 40 cents Or
ncrllars 10 cents Apiece therefor, mid tte1l
cutting out thu mime OF tho station anil
inserting tho word Cleveland or Columbus In
Its plucG, MID tton soil the tfckots ut M
enormous ntiyAl,ce OIL first cost. About 4
month ngo number Of detectives from Now
Ynrlk were put OIL tho scent. Thoy succeeded
In tracking tho cnsb 10 ClevclnIidy md linvf,
HOW IN their possession number Of tho raised
or stuffed tickets. MID several Of the parties
Implicated have been arrested. These aru
George Z. Mace, keeper Uf n cigAr-store mud
Lewis Drer!er The officers OF the road say
the cases will (}e prosecuted to tho bitter end
md nj, effort will be lnado to crush this sOrt
OF traffic entirely
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REDUCED RATES,

Mr.. q. st. John. General Passenger Agent
Of the Chicago, Rock 1sland i Pacific Rail-
road, denies the truth Of the reports that the
reduction In the price Of 0ne-ttlousand.nlile
ttckats by Ills road was on account Of war
with other roads, Or 10 provoke war III
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rates. Ilo snys tho reduction wns. due TO
the fact Tint Ills Company since July Is
b1,aincss whore II was farmcrly Abont, four
cents prr mile. 'Tl.c Company could no
longer chnrru $40 for 1,ooomilo tickets be-
cnuse the pr1c0 was the sAino rs charged for
regular trlp ttckets. Tho reduction Of 200.
miIG Tickets 10 S.5 wns made to correspond
with tho change Il, regular rntes. -. -,
THO ClicaEb 4 Alton llaflroaA Company
ANNOUNCES that 1t Will alsn cell hereafter
regular l,O00.nftU tickets at S25 encl., md 1t
Ii l,imicrstu,d tl,nt most OF tho other roads
will follow sltt liza few tlnys.
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ANOTHER 1,nANC1r. I

Eptttdl Dispafeh 70 tbs ChleaRo 7f7bNHt- ;.
Sioux CtTY, H., July 15,-rho Chicago &
Northwestern Is buying the right Of way for
n branch from Volga, OH the Black Hills
1lne, north fifty miles tip the Valley Of tho
S!onx to WAtertown, tho terminus Of the
Trucy brunch.