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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

Wit moderate receipts Live pOcrv and good demand
principally from tie Jews who AR buying or their coming
holiday the ma ket D. firm au1 iiThor Dressed 20 y
l. m Nri supply active mand and finer state Fowls are
selling az l3G leland West u - Be- STAT thirs ~
% sc Western ~ 1901 ant o. j. ltc Game
small supply with the exception ~ grouse hch quite
plenty have sold slow account The amr Law re-iric
lions W"odcocs scarce and 90 dc uand At 81 ~ - As
the Game VIII b. Grouse and Farrd-c after TO-
insert quctauons 40 stalled Pigeons u any
account Offering few selling AZ ~ DO. Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
- -. -. ----- ...-
lot 10 "FtN tII-II@ Au- o l77'I
Expressly ior 1HE X. Y. TRIBUNE by or rportarl

sTANs AND PEAS
Receipts Or the weeX-!seaus 301 Dkgs; Peas. bush.
EKiorj--Beans 39t Peas li-3 bush For the past
three lays demand for Ma Beans been
Light ami m consequence The market is du and prices
barely s.c.dy. About - 1u is the general
ing prices. bur al exporter could probably bus
choice stock : g.. Mediums light
supply while very limited. q the
stock s held with confidence. Red Kidny ar quit freely
offered. in hight request and dul holders
views about Al - for strictly Prime, but
th,Te is business That figure. There
White Kidney
mand of conscq fence Back entirely
neglect o: quoted r0ulualy about 81 sO0< go Pea
Beans scarce ohoc stock Offering ana not mucu
inquiry Cd grades Pc8s quiet weak % few
TO- but crop l~1'- nrcs-el
81 bJa+ s.. Canada Peas IN bond bulk quoted
O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

Il NORTH fE.AAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LlSE BtTWEEN NETWORK.
spUTHAMPrON AND BREMEN
RHFIv. ......-At .,nf slAl ..... sat -eHt u.
3D..
RATES OF PAsSAGI from NE0 YORK 10 sol rliAMP-
.-..z lON. HANRF OR BlEMtN ..
f4isS4 NAAI 100 $500 y ID q ~ y -r'o
~TEE.AFE 49,
cafe-. s..
steeage tickets to po-t soaui Of england s3L
DE-hi. IL, NJ tl. - S0s.Ii--.Ircs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

LONDON Aug 3-l2:30 G-il sfor both money
TIE iccouu, s.. bonds ioaf pcf ctat,. ~ Atlantic
ana Western h@t irIsfrre certncae- y
Erie 3a' io, second consoi- 800 ILLINOIS Central ll6s
l.Diaius, rs
~ francs - i0r
DO cous0is. sje; Illinois Central lIJa8 Sew OK
eutrIi. l3J.
LONDON Aug 81 23O o. nscls - \ f0r both money
IN the Atlantic and gaze
ccrtlAcntes 1O2; Ere Railway shares 80 - Read
ing -. New TX central is -. Ilc alnu.t OF bal ion
Bauk of England balance 10 dav r. f5j0nO
Pa quote three uci cent e0 20
ceu The account.
LoNuoN Aug -Ye=erf:avs withdrawal 4 bullion from
The % ont Tor NeV-l German
ana ~ the difficulty o ob aiming gold rom the
Imneria Ba0k OF GERMANY which having eXhausl IT,
stOc pieces preferred yesterday avail itself
the option OF paying lts notes II silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

HERKriER, n. Y, Aug. ol.-rho shipments hence today
of Factory fs m unite % I,Il hofet ~ . i2'c q:
l5- boxes Of Farm Dairy che - were sod at u4Dl4ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
Banking nouses ano Danhers.
dividend Nctlces.

81 LoUIs. IRON MOUNTAIN AND
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY, No 20 Nassau 81,
NKw-YORE. Aug 80. lSSOD
GEVFN and ONE-HALF PER CENT IN
- TEREsT being for fifteen months 20 anuary 1850,
~ LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN and SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY. viii De pau tAe 2th Gay Of October
this office holders Of bonds restcred the
oosin transfer BOOKS september Yt O'Clock y.
Transfers will De reopcned October a 10 o'clock M
By order OF the Board oi Directors.
D. W NcW1LLIAMs. Treasurer
OFFICE TIE ToMBsToNR MIL AID MINING COMPANY.
43- WAlAtr STREET
- - PHILADELPHIA Aug. g. 1850.
SIXTH DIVIDEND.
- The Executive ~ Board Directors
this have tbs day AIRED the
OF 100000 being ton
stock Of the company and afer september 49,
1881 al ths Ohcc Transfer closed from 10Th 10Th
W j CHENEY, Secretary
NLw-YogK. Aug 30, 1850
T'HE COUPONS of tie Spring Valley Water
Il Works Bonds due ~ ~ Septan Der will paid
Presentation the Office VI L..dlAw & CO. "a Wslst
THE INTERNATIONAL and GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY Of TEXAS, I'd
Mortgage Income Bonds.
semannual nsament OF interest declared by
the company OF rings Of year = on ne above
holders and September 1850
ot the o.. - Pine ~. New YORK
The registry will DO closed on August 90 lsS0
opened September $50 by Order OF the drCctOrs
THOMAS ". PEAHSALL
Vice President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

-iErF anl unchanged Fair g, ,1tra. ass; re-
-elpss. 500 head shipmri, r. 4one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
! Cherries. So lSs0..lS dl9
Aupie-- Evapo'teG



rxpoits Of APP IA DOS. APP tighter supply,
aud win fair shipping demand fJI PRIME stock tie market
sho,rs some improvements There 80 carloads OF
Peaches MarYl4n4 aud Delaware ody lesfes about
Good STOCK sod really BAT small. Gull
1rutf Va soa. al SIC. 10 a5c. The supply was
largely OF White Heath Plain basket r1t sod at Boo
20 40 evra al T5c 70 a. quite number of shocks
40 d M Zoe az l. a late Rarcupes al IL b. Common
prime .Ots have ready sale.
The heavy yesterday prevented the pic~ng Of uns
and supply very lEht lrces were very nigh ID
ccr..ore1ce mn lower tomorrow. & few
on noes were sold 81 al 20 per basket WhOre
berries plenty and higher Grapes IN very large supply
an0.e Ia Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

Hamburg American Packet tompanvs Line fOr
PLYMOUTH. CHLRBDU re-. ani HAMBU 10.
GrLLEhI sept Lf>- ~ sep. 10
r. - -
ia passage rO Plymouth London. Cner org Ham
bur-, and al points the so4tn Eng r
500 second Ca5Ip. $50. -ferrag- 30 h0ult trip
reduced rat Ste-raS. from UImbar- o. Hlyrr IS
kUNHARDT & CJ- e.. Be- T.. IA .D g. CO.
General AgrniS General Passenger Agents
80 81 broat.-t. y. Y No. 81 BrOadwat, y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
financial.
EWYNNE Il DAY, - WaIl-st, New-Yorll
II established 1850 transact genera. Banking and
brokerage Business . Railway shares Bonds. &c. sec.

EWYNNE Il DAY, - WaIl-st., New-Yorl
II established l-54. transact genera Banking and
brokerage Business ~ Railway shares Bonds &c sc.
pECEIVERS SALE.-DIstrlct Court of the
Ia United states District Of NewJersev.ln the mate
tie First National Bals Of newark, view Jersey
IN pursuance order o. sad Court. entered the
seventh d'y of Jqy 4. j.. l.'" l. Garrett A Hobart Re-
bank. vii SOL ~ luJIc auction IN the hanEing
sad ban6 of Br d ald Mirket tue said
city y. j., W. incsdlv the twenty seventh
Ia of ocnCk j. the afternoon.
banking but and premises he.OI the said banking
assoca;iOu situated the northcasery
said CITY Of Newark County Of
Jersey. aud consisting o. lot o d forty
three fcet cne-uaf iucn Broad -. BY forty
SIX inches Iarkrtsr. with J. on tn
fcef and three by twentyeigt feet
ess ana being tie property
conveyed by james l. DicEersO 10 the First SaiOua
Bank. described decd dated April Is. 1855. and by
E.unraim Bodies baIk by OF jam 49,
coping o whole parcel conveyed Jabez =.
Pcnnng By deed u May %. l~1-I. TAo bui ding
AMI and lot
II i0ur stories gAt d. sds Das nrut
adI iO1 10 the banking room, fw'ut cUmmOdous
rooms admirably adapted Tor nu iness offices
In dance with the tr oi DO" slu the Re-
tho rirht 10 withdraw from
at sfl rtoy bd th~fsor obtained.
prior % sald day.
Further information viii De gwen application Terms
viii Do made known % day Il .Ilc.
GARHEr A. HOBART, Receiver
Dated Newark n. J. August 10. 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

reHp 'ndirE week last year s2i bales rfsf0 Toe Ve'
JSb hq' Tho market l. without npo 'Puf 'Hff f
poTtrs making fresh puIcha-es the dem ~ II ~
brewers II exceedingly light. and the ,rd" gen IA j. &
Most Of the 0 taat have arrived aaNo btch rp
0 low -,ll- n-.rcd - q 300 q nl -l-l-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

Wool MAHKET-BY TELEGRAPH.

Fall RIVER. Mass. Aag. 3l.-rae Printing Cloth market
has been an et and without sales
ported Quotations nominal add Tie market easier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

FOR QU EEN-IOMN AND LIZ fEPDDL-
Leaving Per So y. r.. f0OtOf A4n2 -
ARIZONA 4 F.~tJAG --Ji. :. : A n
w Oh 80 .... . ..-.---. r F-DAY. sept H. - "A
NEVADA nc .-DAl -fp- p, ..
NI-CON-l .....-......-.I E>DAf. oct 3, e
3
~ These steamers IRON tighf
paItmtns aud arr furnished with requ-te % miks
the across both safe aud agreeable
ing ballroom. DRAWN plaup and
N0rarr experienced Stewards AMI
each steamer The al deck IN @iI-lr
ing those greatest OF all uKuTes perfect v-laSJa
and lgIr.
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 star-rooin Ss0 ESQ and
slDO INTERAEDI TIE 40 SlEERAsl. AZ Jos. catsl
WILLIAMS sDUIOS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
OFFICE OF rHR
OF
NEwYORK, LAKE ERIB AHD WESTERN RAILROAD CO..
NEW YORK June IS, 1850.


NEW YORK, LAKE ENs AHD WESTERN RAILROAD CO..
NEW YORK. June IS, 1880
THIS COMPANY has made an arrangement
Il with Messrs. DKEXEL. MORGAN g c.. 10 extend the
Ra company maturing October next, The principal
able from thdt dale and the interest Apr
and OcOner sem annually a cent annum both
N nited 1tates gold Of the standard weight and line
night above has been reserved such II
q present holders desire OF 10 ana shall de-
pO their bonds for that purpose with Me.sfs DreNe Nor
an x D 80 the o. september next
presented Tor thai purpose by Mes-Ta DreXe Morgan Co.
viii pal a maturity. III. J. JEW Ell President
% wALLsT. NEW YORK. June %, 1880.
Referring 10 The above - the NeW YORK Lake Erie
Railroad COmptny ready % receive
any OF the New YORK and Erie Railroad Fourth Mortgage
Bonds Tor extension
We are also prepared to buy 90
OF the bonds holders OF which desire 70
rather than extend. lkEAEi. MohGAN x co.
Two THE BONDHOLDERS of the UTAH
Il WESTERN RAILWAY tOMPANl.-NO NOTICE II
HEREBY GIVEN that the TRUSTEES for tho MORTGAGE
Boudhoiders u the UTAH WESTERN RAILWAY COM
PANf have proceedings 10 free the mortgage
apnt trustee that pupose has signed BY large
majority OF The boudhOldrf-.
Those who signed the agreement do by
npulgna al the office OF THE UNION TRUST COMPANY
~ XIX V.tgk ~ N !, nronf NsW YORK civ
Bonlhodrrl deposit their bonds th sad Trust
used bv Trustee IL IL Of
property 0 a railway company IN conformity To The aboye
named agreement Deposit hec.pis. transferable
Dy Endorsement signed Oy SID Trust company.
requested Dor convenience Of the
Company their bonds or examination &C, and
ceive their certificates tne following day
Il. r. BISHOP,
n. u BAssETT
Trustees OF Mortgage Of UtAh weaeru Raj way Co
NEW YUGA. July 20, - D., Ioo0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
PRrITs BERRIES AND NUrs-DniED.
Receipts OF Dued Fruit Tor the weeE 'J3 pigs with

-5U Digs Peanuts EXPLOITS ~ Dned Apples.
Of
j. demand Vet ana p Ices
nal been made al ana Toe asked
for Choice goods Nothing Of Importance doing n aired
AUpes her Old new The prospects continue favorable Tor
but IL j. SIN too hem
H. nar.et The nominal asking pro- fJl peeled %
ana from 10 10 unpoecd large dyin ghouse two
or three evaporators about 500 barrels ~
burned AZ CLAYTON. Del last kasybcrres steady
9CLc No new The cherry market BUYERS
offering lsc most lots held al ~ zoe BackDrrries
verv scarce asked and Q15s, td. The de
uaId Tor peanuts exceedingly light and Inc market
mil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
vrGrIADLEs.

Exports n Potatoes. 300 Of onions % pkrs. Tho
supply ot lish Foiso-s continues liberal AMI The Of
market rather IN buyers fvOr sweets Ot plenty
fhe' have been AID doing better Onions small up
DIV ana firm r. Not much inquiry for ~Guashes Cue mhe
steady tomatoes in good demand ami very much HIGHER
than last we.k Green Corn abundant lower. Water
melons and nuskiuelOus 81 ldy last quoted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
I"UN ot'tN AHtItI'AN AII-ANI4V oE'IVI'I9
FOR THE wEEA ENDED AUo. y. 1850.

l =
GUN>l CLoTH-Iu moderate sac ana steady al l04
ny RoesG BSsf j,, as 70 az MIN oo bales sold at
g. Manila Hemp ga &c ss%4 do &c Jute Bd1's
Sq"l-.: Jqte go &c 60. DOM, ..o,, s,i,,.
Hav 7JG,,c. Medium Prime. eoc.asl % salt Hay IS
zoe clover 70q75c. Long Rye straw. sja9Oc short
HOPs-New Hops have freely trade Is slow
aad oo stock quite nominal -" Il p; are quoted no@
1+e ~ z -. Pacific Coast l7's 25S22S Goo r ,,.o
v1ieo Sc 700 Dry Texas lac 4oOc r5 Centiai amer
LEAT IRA goG demand e'lis. and all prices show
NEi1ISlasoI Copper qaet at l9s 9',e for n Lake
al We ~ i1f s demand aHg e . ior Do
ana 54a.c for Refined Pig Tin fairy active ana st,%eg
u Plates moderately aety Charcoal Bright s. 30 lerne
seoteh PIG Irons are in goa GTand 7osTngg %"
! s2Gaszs No 2 s23as24 Forge 81 ASH. scotch
s22 5odszo for Egnton s2jds26 for Coaess ~ 5ygS25
500 80. Iron ~ $50 Old IRON, al s2s scrap held
MJLAse Es-Aean omet nominally unchanged at Sc for
NAyAL Essps q IaTpe 5 4gseT ana o firm
tol strained Good straiDed Tar So 23asS 30, CITY
0GES we're rather easy ;g, for ee IT'D
bush Cram 6d s0Oe do 6'sd; 5000 do ErepoIted last
31aS5s 300 boxes cneesc .5s 5000 BALES Cotton
tAIoagh q ID 800 tons sac flour ihroush e. Da
Goods ~ cd Gz5s London. sail 90 tons do, rs 3D.
NOD 1000 sacks Flour. through. 22s Sd: l.5QJ
bOs. 90. Leith. steam. 500 push.
Gram. "a $50 bbls Flour. rs Cd Dundee via Lelth ny
steam Butter O5s. Newcastle. steam 900 boxes ga
con 5Js POO Butter and 500 boxes Cheese SIS %
Dbs Pork I'd Glasgow, steam, %UO Do@es
Bacon iO- 5000 pigs Cheese md SOl pigs bu''e Gus
1000 sacks Flour through, Pos Bremen steam 9VOOD
bush kye. l.20al 80 MARKS 5000 bush Corn Loo 80
loo les Lard Grease and 90 boxes bacon. -
sgy bis Dned Apes. q i57 6s.es io9aoco 800
.hds DO, 3jd4O. I2JJ do. 1891 800 Dales Nolon
- Itsian bark 10 CORK or orders 1000 qrs "isih eh4
Terms norwegian ship TO co, 6OOO do - 81. BilIsh
steamer lreet voyage. 1000 do D. ga an.rhei 10
Mt Continent. 1000 do. private terms Two para 10
arrive 1000 and 900 qrs Gram 10 CORK 10. o5uss &c
yOed 3D. Norwegian bark 70 German baIuc ZovV Ops
ashoel Petroleum "a British bark 10 DunAirS $50 Dois
Sfuoe 90 Is 3D.; Norwegian baIg to London tVVO DDs
SApbhs Is 3D. IlaaD orig 10 Gran sVy cases i"nAsn'
g. British steamer l.27s u AiaIseles bflHh DH
o.l tons Gibraltar Cadz general cargo at current
Iatts two echOOueTs 81. Johns n r. FIouI s,o.'
3V4s5c orig % MOnctOn y. b." 400 tone eoAI
yu0eG 81 90 Prom Savannah British steamer IZs IONS 10
yepOO Cotton Isa,0 another l.lSO tons 70 Liverpool
Syton Te.d FT0u Phade pna-h Orwegan brig U bAiIc
VV bbs Refined Petroleum. 81 3D. Austrian DaIt 10 IN
FSoam 800 5s I'D. another 70 bofA lO oueIn
~ Co. 81 British 10 do 500 40 os DC from
IsAt1oreAInerca ship Antwerp 80 % gIh 90 os -
als-Iican bark Marseles Maryland aba NH-
tha Tobacco, I33s.6 I'd. From Brdsewstci OF an
Der ~
oiL CAKE-Quiet at 2sc. for Western bag a.
uto-In steady jODDng sale and AZ piijes rue Urn
sassed 95sc Lard on 81 465c for Weather made and
@o'c ior Icesde Menhaden. 45e Cruoo Co1oaseea -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

WHITE STAR LINE. ...-......
W L ~ I'D STATES AID ROYAL NAIL -r. lA---.,
,.. tDE ItIE ZEN TlN-N AID III rhPJli-
T. Dee steamers 'f ths i-s t-Ae .-o i.4-' ls,ite
s ended ~ Lieut. Many l. = - o. yjs- 80 90. N-4A
AZ" -"-4c"A ara voyages
D4.tI tu.. d.. o..
LII. Cant GI-ItI- ia Be- lIuJ
L'.l AZ ,lt CtD- Itrl.....~ .'-1. 5000. .r : D. III
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT Os W4sl
10 IH--t.
iese steamers are uniform n and uusGr2tssel -
pDlLiL4rU.1 lAr rtatr.l.I~ -npa4IE ana 14fA
aeed 81 -
lcast felt 4nOrr degree o comfort l..tD t)ts
al -ts-
kArzS.-SI4oon. so Ant 500 steerAse. 80 I.et4ga
l1srt. favorable terms.
These raamrr- carry l-l thor care sheep lorplFA
lu-rrCtpl ~ Da4s other tyyy t1s
Company Drces 80. ~ Broadway. NrvlY.l 1r 50 -
NaIuut-s Philadelphia H. CJ.EL-. AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
GouarInsrsnlu Nonces.

NEW YORK. Aug. 81, 1850.
rEHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
the undo rsIged. under the hrm Of WHITE
a Ran DOLPh. expires thls 0ay by Limitation.
Either party viii slgu Ia Nq Aidsuon.
". n. WHITE,
RANDOLPH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

Receipts the 554 pkgs. last week, G4;8 phgs
corre,porfiDg last wear. GG-3 ptes Moderate
ceipi- weather and far cOusunpvc demand have
made IAN, active market aAd gwen recelyers
opportunity 70 steadily advance prices. TIE
market today only steady UOu-h surety fine
MARI. were hell with confidence GOO many Eggs arc
arriving which not cdndei before packing ana
20 slowly lie. Prime Western however. generally
sold a. L.c marks ~ altered Mc1g
or OHIO Eggs at sc Lxira lots of
Igc Isle. tAe more general figure Quotations
Pepp.S ~ .1oE... dl~1 Canada, fresh L. o.
western fresh I7%SI. Do..iAI 10 good leral7
rn fair IN e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

"a NEW YORK AND GLA~ tOW
Prom Pier ~. ~. Nnrtn RIVER Heg-llrS.
Uevona e.t J. ttIl0pia....-e = s ..
AnChCra .rnpi, ID. I'D A. No. WA. rut -. I'D
Tho steamers 90 NOT carry cltts sheep o.
Cabins. go % So Exclrs0n uckers 40 ducei ratsA
second cabin $40 f2+
NkW-lyNk To LONDON DIRECT
From Pier No 80. Norm River foot 81 Cnsr'es-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

hJR HOME ON HE HlI.LSlDE.-Th best
" place u rest recreae health country;
mountain AIR and scenery splendid MDLlERE
ItAAo h. r Trio and other BAT not isshioaabls
but quiet place excellent table competent ply
special attention gwen 10 adapting scieurhc diet
yais very reasonable charges send giving
II info nation. Address OF /. III )Ak- DansvLe, LIVING.
y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
TpAVSATTANTIC CONpAVY

CABINS So and $50. Excurs ucses AT reduced rltsN
STEAMERS marked IT. n0i cirry pa-sen err
HESbEH~DE BROTH RS AgeItt p ssYI1z 5roen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

RANkERS and CAPITALISTS VIII wan 10
get TIE Iriuure Almanac fYr hg1rrs
United states hevenue ami EXpeu 1919. Price,
" uI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

Exports 81 Beeswax 1913 TO- The receipts OF honey
moderate the demand hight. There are
prospects, IL large yield California. In sections OF
ti, state here VIII De year but the average
supply for tn state estimated
crop Quotations:
Beesv,ay n ..----- q % Do Extracted .... 1912
Honey. @ lover. fancy
small boxes. Il. l-02O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

GLEN RIDGE. CORNWALL. Y. l.-Hou,s
~ open. 80 ground W4csr. w0OI.arss
ircsh vegetables mix Carriages sage, &c. Oh place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
financial.

4 LII who are interested in railroad business
"a ami me0ce statistics s.oud 1rf THE TRIBUNE Az
MAMA for $50 r0W ..lsr lr.rr % c.Irs ~ nsi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

NEW YORK. Aug 30 1850.
T'HE COUPONS Of tie spring Valley Water
Works Bonds due lst ~ Sepsn Der, l-S1 will paid
presentation II the Office VI L..daw & MssL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
5uGlmcr Ec5o-t5.

A DYERTISEMENTS F@R TIE NEW
a AottA LE58t So " L. Rt Ri.cEINtD AT ~ LP
IOn ~ OFFICES No. i.5sS Br'ia s.. irs-st.
or ~. 3bN West IWeat ytLrl--t- conner t--htl-lV.;
No J.s hast Fourteentsr Tn maze >vs rlrd
ave. COZ Forty -seyentu-st tho HARLEM OFFICE NJ
@-~I IIrdaye. One-huntre aud fOlrt I-ss
til.ilem savings Bank Ba.Glng, up 10 TO. Lar
nf.ncrlteS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03
c.,,n .. and CASUALTIES.

New YORK, January "A Nashville
special says: "A horrible and brutal
tragedy occurred eight miles from Nashville
Wednesday night. Richard Battle (coloredl
and wife had separated. He had pot met
her since they parted until O'Clock =. NJ.
OF the day mentioned. he was going 10
church with four negroes. He commanded
her peremptorily 10 go with him, and she
refused. sezjng her roughly by the arm
he dragged her one hundred yards away
from the crowd Of women aud placed the
muzzlc Of n double-barreled shotgun in
her mouth and fired, blowing off her head
from the mouth upward. Battle escaped"
DESPERATE RESISTANCE OF SUSPECTED MUIR
DERERs.
CINCINNATI, January I'm an attempt
last night TO arrest, at Van Vert, Ohio, the
men suspected Of the murder Of Bernard
Pickcns at Delpbos on Christmas eve, 9
desperate fight took place. in which Consta.
bic Redrup was MORALLY wounded, and
Sheriff Slith SO badly hurt that his recovery
Is doubtful. Only one OF the supposed
criminals was secured. About a thousand
dollars IN silver and currency were found
on his person.
| HOMICIDE IN LEAyENWORTH.
CINCINNATI, JdHUdI) "a u1pi'h ii"th
| Lcayenworth, Kansas, says: Thomas &
Thurston yesterday afternoon shot and in
stantly killed w. w. Embrey, the mar
who shot Colonel Anthony, OF the Leayen
worth Tunes, about four years ago. Thurs
ton claims TO have acted in self-defence.
SHOT RY HIS BROTHER-N
CINCINNATT, January Wv. II. Adams
was shot and severely wounded in saIOor
near Central avenue last night by hi
brother.in.law, eX-MayOr Harris. The
quarrel grew out Of family feud.
TWENTY -THOUsAND-DOLLAR JEwELRY ROB
Berry.
NEW YORK, January 2.-Maior Norton
reported to the police to-day that his house
No. 297 Fifth avenue, had been robbed o.
| jeWelry valued at about $40, GOO by stran
ger who took a room there, and decampe(
after obtaining possession OF the properly
HEAVY SILK ROBBERY.
NEW YORK, January 1.-The store OF W
| L.. Goldman, dry-gO0ds dealer in Cana
street, was entered on New-Year's eve Of
morning through hole made in the sid'
wall by burglars, and robbed OF over 50, 0Ot
worth Of silk goods.
TWO YEARS AT HARD LABOR.
NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., January 2.-Jo
seph c. Lctsemer, county collector, con
victed Of embezZling 100000 OF the county
funds, was to-day sentenced to two years
imprisonment in the State prison, will
hard labor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-03
Maine,
REPUBLICANS PLEASED WITH THE ACTION OF
TUE GOVERNOR AND COUNClL-THE NEW
DEMOCRATIC PAPER.

REPUBLICANS PLEASED WITH THE ACTON OF
TUE GOVERNOR AND COUNCL-THE NEW
DEMOCRATIC PAPER.
BOST0N, January 2.-An Augusta dis.
patch SAYS: " Republicans are well pleased
that the Governor and Council have sub
mitted any point to the supreme Court,
and have a degree Of confidence that not
wlthstandug the ingenuity exercised IN
| the framing OF the interrOgations so as to
put the court in the position of a witness
who is permitted 10 give only direct an
swers TO such questions aS lawyer con-
Quoting the examination chooses TO ask, the
court will find q way to indicate its Opin-
| ion concerning what may legitimately be
done under the Constitution and laws TO Sc
cure Just declaration of the results OF the
| election"
The same dispatch says: " II is reported
on good authority that the Democrats have
arranged for cOutcsting the seats Of num-
| Der OF Republicans to settle election cases,
before doing anything else. They would
turn ont another Republican for every one
Of those counted out whom they saw fit to
admit, and thus preserve their majority"
The first No. Of L. l.. PillSbury's new
Democratic daily paper, the Standard, APP
peared yesterday. II has the follow
! Ing concerning the Legislature: 1.-The
coming session Of the Legislature will be
one OF the most important, interesting. and
exciting ever held in the State. For the
first time in twcnty-four years the oppO-
nents of the Republican party will be in
/ the majority in both branches. and IN con-
troll Of the State government"
PORTLAND, Me, January 2.-It is I'M
derStood that Nathan Cleayes, the past
Judge o. probate, and the Democratic can
diGate recently counted in. qualified this
morning to avoid complications, and i'm
mediateIy resigned. The other Democratic
candidates also qualified. The register OF
probate, Caleb Chaplain. holds on, and so,
also, does \. b. Skillin, county commits
sjoner. But it is thought \. +. Moullon,
county attorney, will resign.
SKOwHEGAN. Me-. January 2.-Colonel
Daniel Snow. Of this town, fusion repre-
sentative to tie Legislature, to whom the
certificate of election vas given, refuses to
| accent II.