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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21
Eeaal Notlces.
2 SrrpRFNF COURT. CITY AND

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, CITY AND
~ CoUNTY OF EW-YORk.-ROBEkT HAhhlHJt
and AMELIA HARRISON, his VIE pltlhtlhs ~
arrion Margaret arrisOn. Jane wilson james Nl1SDn
trnat nnder the viii Martha A Peck, deceased hooeIt
Ierrson eorqe Harrison. HaI rison' william HAITI
son Mary Harrison. Margaret Austin sarah A naon aaq
Agnes Harrison, children Of james haiIla0n %
GILLIAN Austin husband Of Margaret istin Ishoda hIrr1
so VIE Of GsOr1e Harrison. Margaret j. keil Daniel
Kelv husband Margaret J. Kelly the Feope VI S osc
Of YORK Aman formerly he ;na Jetlef onh a,
q GRAY Charles burkhater Joseph Mas1n anu R.L
Rurkhaltsr surviving partners OF =
I'm r. Cook jacques A. Bernheimer, DENIS naTyoel t
Uenry Harrison IA soc survivor on henry hAIl
son Edward W. Cone and Albert W. Wrignt, Sgn-
,ittee OF the person and estate OF George flso E-z
-son "a adminstrarix and Henry Harrison administrator
Of G.orre Harrison, deceased Ebert sur
r 1frnhan samuel NJ. COnckin. William o. Chfslo John
oan Iohn Uavenpgrt william sloane. JOhn SjDane " "
lam Id sloane John Mitchell, walter W; LAW Heui1 4
Sioane Thomas c. sloane David Jones. Wnam l. he1uley
Wiiian NJ Iesli Chambers EdWaih
crre Iohn Cro.slev IT.. James W tr0ssey Charies H.
startling and persons owners unkno" AANus ~ ~.
s anv narest IN the premises sought 10 be paruoeI ~
Nv worry Amended summons. To the ABOVE Filmed 90
fendans and each them YOu are hereby sun @
answer the amended complaint ID ms aetoh anu ~ "a
o nj yonr an aver on plaintiffs attorneys with tNeh
OF this amended snhihos
he dav of service and OF your failure 70 appear
answer Judgment will be taken against You Dy ueia o '
relief demanded IN the amend. q e9m piAin~
Date" - Cray x DAVENPORT, Plaintiffs Attorneys
D n address ana office. Nissau-st NeT,f Ork n.y.
10 The defeudanLs sarah HarrsOn Margaret Harlsoh 10o
orr uarrtson William Harrison and N ar lIllsOh ING
foregoing simmons served upon you og of ihs
ant 10 an OF hon. r. a. haeonDer usoo -, ~ a1
Supreme Court the state Of New YORK dasu .he
Of 5aptsrber 1850 and filed with the compliant IN the onSs
OF the Clerk Of the City and county OF Daiaa VIEW
York September l3th, 1880. GRAY a DAY - POnl
SeDls-lawowIu =
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r,rr,p E,tIs y y sept. Market brisk prices adj
vsncea lie -ae- Of 800 OF Factory Cheese at i q
ILL az LOT ~ l3l.c. at l2lgc lliO boxes OF
FIN Dairy Cheese sold Al l2c, and 100 pkgs OF
Butuui at -OdJlc. -, 100000 ho,o.
Of Cheese to-day ranging ron - 10 ~
1000 boxes l2sc, i,sOO boxes were COMMISSIONER
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do "a n At sz~. 1876 do u No. ats 's' no. OF
10 az ~ 81.
4c: Rufka ~ Sc. ls state Lambs " w. Al
Eye Os sid 1853 state Lambs % ID Hori'' ." ''"'
KIriy q O. sold 31s state snreD aud Llnbt ~ b' ~
4S On DO II n NJ SCI lG7 North I'm clnadn lanp'; VI
~ axe lG do u 10 AZ &c 10 do 10 10 AZ ST.
O. do, IS b, at . NC 9. a. =. -. IA
ohio 40 100 81 90 1fS lni ID, at re - "oT al
No. az c. 81 Prnusvvanig do ptr icKs IL d. ~ -
3 Bucks 1915 u sc: IA DO. 1876 10 AZ Jeei ~" ~" ~
sheen and Iambr - n at isc; lol PfnhsylN1a n.'
az 5sc 3s7 Canada Lambs 10 b. az 5@c "a western "o -
70 al 5ac. -, Coz. .. az.
ia Fssc.. 40 state do 80 o. at f ~" % ag
NJ AZ Sc q Canada Ewes. - ~ AZ afr II N' ~ ~ a.
10 ~ Bucks lal b. Be- log state sheep anu LIMP.
at &C. 40 ca ~ at be- 59b canada LAMBS a. a.
5i.c. 8. 10 ~ 5sc. 30 do n 70. ~ '.' b' ip m
H. al 5qc lls - m at 20 70; ~ No. - d. ~ ''c' %
DO. 81 a. al 5a4c $500 -. % ears m
Housekeeping 81 Of MS hcih-l- s -
80 at Jersey Ivy Market qn's. -
&c over kirby & sold 10 Hogs 40 % Neiaso'
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ruRnrrAN VINAVCiAL MAXI


WESTERN UNION PROXIES.-Wo viii pay one
quarter per cent for proxies on NeSern Itlon e'e-
graph. WI. EEAIt q w. 10 "iN"" 80
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ITO THE BONDHOLDERS of the UTAH d
i WESTERN RAILWAY CoMPASY:-SOIvIiCEs -, 10
HEREBY OWEN that thu TRUSTEES for the 4Ortgage
Bondholders of the UTAH WESTERN RAILWAY Oosa
have proceedings 10 forecose the mortgage
An greement TO O property for the Oondhoners anu
an0nf trustee that purpose has ceen signed D large
majority OF the bondholders. . -. A. 80 N,-
Those signed the agreement can 40 80 ~
OF KEW YORK. al No rs Broadway New y DIX Sity ,r,
Will please deposit their bonds WIN sau rsc
a, 20 n, nse by me Trustee the purchase OF the
onsTt Of sai raw company conformity TO me ABOVE
Rd greement and Deposit Receipts tranAcfADio
10 iodorssrneut signed Dy sad Trust Company
aI.nrs will bs Ur convenience o inc russ
IA cave their bonds examination, &C., ana To-
eeVe lneil oei '-- Wv T. F. BISHOP
II BASSErT.
Trustees Mortgage OF Z tah western isAi"S w.
NEW YORK. July %. a. D., 1850.
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IrvEaPoor. sept 2O.-Pork-Prme Mess-Easern ninler
AZ 49, Western nrmer at 10. Bacon un Derthu c,, ,s
d-rnrr az a. short RIB. 1rmer al 40 LONG Nloal,
steady az az; Clear steady at 40 1d llama &
an dull shoulders. seaiv az -. 5eei-Lnua 'iss
dn al Extra Mesa steay az ~ tiinS pr,n,s
at 10 IA Iard-Pnme Western. dull az 400
St anil AZ rs "a Turnentine-sprits. rmer a. 30 tosln
Common hrmer at Cd: Fine stoady at ~ od Shsso
Amerlcan Chuce steady g. Laru OIL steav at -
Four-Extra st ady % l2 Cd WheatTNo w VIM
steadv Ma. steady al 1O' rssN
Ter Western steady Sd New southern WlnUer IA
: lOd C0rn-Mlxod. stay at la. Cotonseeu IN
yeSow American market. hosn-IOr1dlDh at Lni-
op steady al ga aJ Turpentine Sps at LonnOn sea.y
ar Receipts Of for tho week-frOm Adnuc poes'
900 qrs Pacific ports 62OO qrs from olner
n 500 qrs. Corn. 10000 grs. 49,, ,,c, - AYR, tor
LIVERPOOL sept 2O-lZ'3O p m'-laru' - VI Poi WV" ~
American. -.s.,,a n, rur-ert,ne
gg1 per cwt Common ROsin 49d. 40. , 20, - ur
oSUoy sent 2O-4 u. Calcutta Linseen oZI per or.
Lnseed ON e27 10 9e2s pert ton. Refined petroleum. 0s~
99sd. per gal - . ~ /, ,ror.a Maid o-a, francs
q r. for line pale Wlcoxs Lard closed ae wv
BRRNRS sept 2O-Petroleum. 10 marks 10 pfennGs
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY

leave loot Of Liberty 81 Tor FfttIOld lt - 10 = ~
4. a:l5, p. $780,
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RALN Al.
~ Leave York LiJtrty 81, y. ~. -.
545 a m All rail via Israuehr OFT for seahfigb sandy
Hook anu intermediate stations. -.
1.sj DIAL rail- hed Bank FOR Ma.tAeattf' Ao"''
River. Barnegat and intermediate stations. a.
n m.-Va sandy Hook FOR Long Branch AMI iHterHeh
ate sta ions -.
Hook, and INTERN date stations
l3O M AL raj. Brancbport Tor stapohs LOT ii,'
lands Manchester Toms River iiaTaegsN ~
CITY All station u Bay SIDE 49,. 80.
$50 n.-AA rail via BfanchpOIt ior SeaUieH'' 7''
Hook aud Intermediate stations -
3s5 D m-via sandy HOOK for Lone Branch. Eat'nfoHn
intermediate stations.
an Allral wa Bank az 9tars 70 taifurf ~
via Branch ,0r Tor sabrgAL Sandy i-OgN aAd nicf'A
stations c...,.
Hook q Il inter "a aiaie staf-ots p-...,.
STNDt VI ~ HOOK. .. Tor - ~ D'"'i
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THE MARKETS.

rOTAi. RECEIPTS Of PRDDJCE.
PEI. 9yt. Rlrer. Vessels IA fl'")t't
MONDAY. sem. 90, 1850
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STEAMBOATS, auo Railroads.

0tEQmD0QL9 uUu hblIIuHoos
MARY POWELL for West Point. Corn
"A. wall poashkeepss kSndout ana kiag P,5a
saTes oot Of VssTRYsf $40 aud 2lfHr az $3.50
N n % Worth and Wess baggage
by express received OF Vestry ST. only
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
Sunday morning exceptod with trains North West and
Excursion Albany and rerH rG s9S 80 aTi President
ALBANY DAY BOATS.-ALBANY and
a. P sr sn s and s' Sgsss az Fry VEST
nns an nest %
fss at u..e ssa sg % Ts
Tickets sold and baggage checked North and West tickets
Or goa on Y AssSn n fSs '0r
FALL RIVER LINE
L For boston 1 APP THE EAST iasT. Nswyork
daily neuaedI from Pier ~ R 1907 OF az
Jersey CITY 52o p. M
NEWPORT.LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE
steamers OLD COLONY ana SEwPoRT leave Pier 2s.
n r. Of Murrays, daily except sunday a, p "a
only day Of date and connecting tran which
Newport the next morning a. no sTSyTg In sossoa
pier %. y r. aud on steamers vNr a ovrrr .ger,.
GEO. L. coNNoR Gent Pass.Agt
TOR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
L Steamer a ERIC : caves Pier 22 lFaton Ferry
a4' n" s Sxer k + n DiGkErs % GENIE Is
nor RONDOUT and Landing
atCoxlens West Point) Cornwall. Newourg Marlboro
eiaware and waikiki Valley railroads steamboats, ia rs
: " BA DIV - and THOMAS CORNELL leave DAILY A.
n M Pier "a. North RIVER foot Of Harfisonst ~ -
Except IA tu when Thomas Cornell leaves a LOU D. m
connecting with evening u3 fOr summer resOss lrousn
] the ATskILL MOI NTAINo
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. 80. -,
PASSENGER TRAINS, oil AMI after June l. loso' WI
IN IA and $50 D. Tor EasOn. Bethlehem Aiento " "
pfaain Nau,h Chunk WuAesbaTTe. Tow anda, WaVerly'
Ithaca dcneva LYONS Buffalo aud the West Pullman sleep
ing coaches attached 10 D-bO y. N tram. , o.. all
Trains leavinRat $40 N ana r p m,. SoN"'N '
points IN MahanOv and Hazieton Goa IeRious- Ian,
| =. Is BYINGTON. Geneia passenger aSSeu,r a..
General Eastern Office corner ChuiSh s'
| G. II. CUMMISar. Agent
NORWICH LINE
~ 70 Boson Worcester, Portland and the White Noun
taius VIA New ouoOn--teamers leave ler NO Az NOfIA
! River p daay. except sdnd.ys
DROYIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.
| Il VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT. 49,, an, -, p,
! a FULL MOTIFS REST ONLY IL MILES OF RAIL.
| - FIllsT.CrtAss ACCOMODArIONs ONLY.
The favorite palace STEAMERS ,,D
MASSACHUSETTS, AND RHODE l>l1lRN W. -.
Daily SUNDAY exec ted nom llei - -'oi1' AN' WV ~
| n niemcdiaie andlngs between New-TOFk and ProVi
deuea Pass myers arrive IA Boston a. L. N ms -. -
ateruoius apu nc secured az NOa Ju1 o9l ~,
9i2 broalWay, ana al AeEppOls Al anu 80 &c
New lorg AMI 1873 Washington st, BROOKLYN icArus W.
als. sold al all prlnclpn hotels and uthst ohtes anu 4
Offices escOtt Company Freght lAAu4i d. ""
eSI NJ ~ FuxISs b. 5. BABcOcK.
q. r. Agent
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CENTRAL aud HUDSON
RAILROAD.
II nIf. rDT-NK line


AND UNITED STA rs MAI. ROUTE.
Trains leave Desbrosses and Cortandt streets
Ferries. " fOuOws ,.. ,,r
rarrshnrg Ptttsbrg West and South, with Pullman
Palace cars attached. a NJ, and $3.50 m. daily -,
William, suort Haven -tofry kfie
ar 40 D. NJ connecting Cory for rnsville, Petroleum
Centre and the OIL Regions
Exress OF Pullman ParOr Cars daily, except sunday io
m arrive at sshiRgton 4:l% Regular al s5O ali
SO a M / and Id p. m. sunday. 10 D. NJ. -
Express tor Philadelphia, 4;Sc sou go ~ Liin
IL night sunday .. ., 7. ESQ and 10 o.
N. and II night -.
except sunday. 49,. -, ..-. 49,
M Jersey CITY afoing speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel. ,. = ,o.o - aok . -
daily At $50 daily except Monday fr9m wash
Sunday 800 a m From Phi adephia, $40. 500 sis0,
1035 D. ~ sunday, 500, 650 D. lOiO, lI3O q, H. $50
and l.j - I'm
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HORSE MARKET

supply Horses liberal aud many OF tns
Saies stables have been taxed for foon INC seHe4i s
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ND Long BRANCH DIY.

ALI RAIL LINE for PERTH Amboy south Amgoy. Mat
avian KeyDor Hazlef MioetDWn. Rcd uIk. Lsile 'fef
Is ranch port. Long Branch hlbcTon Deal Beacl or AZ
Grove Ashuty PARK ocean Beach. spring Lake sea orr
POINT Pleasant, River BarRegat Atlantic t.fY ere.
foot Of AAycry ST. a. o.sD, tt~ . 49,"
a. M: 1880, $50 T. ,l5 O p
Far fie INV. 80 ID lu.
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VNHE ERIE. RAILWAY, now known as the
NEWYoRK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

l. RI r.. y
i NEw.YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD -....., ..-..,.r 49,. n ,oso
q a m Cincinnati and Chicago Day Expross- Drawing.
room Coacne gunralO and suspension brldge =. .x
to al A. NJ connecting with fast trains 10 the West aud
southwest Puilman's best seepns Coaehes
Cpailv Pacific Express for the West sleeping
Coaches through Buffalo Niagara Fails Cineinnsn and
Cbicaso without change, Hotel Dining cars 10 Chicago
7i5 EmlgIan, train for .ss %e yx York for
Newark Gao $40, 80 3ilO As2O, BIO ol0 $3.50
D. m and 1900 midnight saturday nights only sundays,
Va m 1 ard Passaic g. 7.sc TO- 1920 lcso
p IN ~ io ss5 $40 50 $50 6IG $50. : 1890 ID
midnight sundays 600. $780, lO:2O M l:lo ESQ., y ~.
an" PaersoS s, SiS 5o sac 10 1920 li'so y noon
9 $40 e 10 "a S S Sas sIo s s1 $50 $50
9I5 NJ. lil5 $3.50 n and y R 2,, q a -,
~, 9 an o and Is @in sSt sundays 500 $50 i0:0
NJ. I.l5 $50, TOO p; M. and u midnight
NswSnrs and Cornwall $50. a $50. a'sop sun
si Rcnlou. and Kingston $3.50 suadays $50
, M g. 7s0. B 1920 a. NJ $40 350 49, = 7:iS p N
sundays g. $50, logo a. $3.50. : D. m
M.daleiown. 7:5u .. 1929 M. 500. $50 IlS n,
M trains connect with Newyofk oswsso Midland
parp Jews ~ $50 o. IO2oa M g. Z p
days $50, 1890 a. M. y $3.50 and =. N -. -
S0r-Boats 23d ST. quarter 81 and quarter aIier
each hour from 5:s5 9s5 and At loa5 aud lisj
tickets passage and Tor Apartmenls 10 Draw ing Room
,u Sleeping DO Obtnsd and orders Tor tho
sssSsip 1 ANA SS S @ g u.s. srosGwsS Y 30
Courst. Bro.Syn OF a. Tie S9messy : nSpSts =.
and lA-' 1N S T. ABBoIf Gonq Pass'r Aga New yo,s
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trans for Engle God. Closer Plerm and NJ
aeA 4. = y'So a.a q n rIs ia n M -, s y
| isnye So m,nuI 80 later SATURDAY nights
Manuel spring Valley AM Aon'sg' 9oh 800 a IL 49,
In" JNo y ABBOTT. General passv Agent, New-Yor--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.


FALL RIVER. Mass. sept 20The Printing Clotn m ln
has been ry acrive demand with moderate es Oo9He
very drm and &c. for the respective qiales'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21
ON and Alter LINE u. 1850,

on and alter JU NE = IsoO.
rx,rss Trains leave NewYork Desbrosses and Cora
landt streets Ferries, as follows: -. "a .
43O 73O $40 90 Limited IL a m. !, $50 4 siO
$50 and D and u night SUNDAYS s;3O ann .
m s. a. T. g. SO and 10 M, and IL night -. n.
Fxpress Trans leave daily, except sunday az ESQ
a. m and D. m. running through via trenton Anc Sam
..,.,. al ,s-.,.h -. IN.
at Jersey city, sforng speedy ana drect transfer tor
,,gg trans eave West Philadelphia 20l, S45 AIS
- T,Ss q 80 and II a m. Limited Express $50 MI z
5''S' s00 and 73O D. sunday, l2:0l, 3:s3 425,
s.so a M ana D. Leave PAT adeipoia VIA Caiden
n, and 3:5O u m daily except sunday
Ticket Offices 526 and yat Broadway no AsteI honsc
a dot Cort.anitsts No. Court A. ana
LII nnex station foot OF Futonst Brooklyn NoA
III is and la HnGsoDst Hoboken Station Jersey City,
Emisrant Ticket Office, No Battery Place
INC Transfer Company Will cal or anu eneeS
haggage hotels and residences.
FRANK THOMSON. L. r rAhmrh
canar.I Manager Passenger
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NEw-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ BOUND E no TX ROUTE.

BOUND bR06K ROUTE
FOR Il.EN TON AND PUILADELfi -. "a.
leave NewYors from station c. r r. o. y J. foo''' LID
1I.i5 a. s-' a i 30 =. asa $40 10 On sun
For stat saaon co 22s "I rhirs Bsrss ,t IN
For Trenton. Warren aud rucker.sts Z. -; . ~
MI l,50. = 43O $50. 40. II D. N sums" a. %"
ReiuInnP trains will leave Philadelphia cor Nag YORK.
From station philadelphia and keaigs .aoaL corner n
2. S:46 54O 7l5, u p ON sandsy $50 A. M '''''
~ Pom R Third a. 5. 500. $50. IL ms
l25 81 TO- 90 $50 ll:SO p m Sunday al $50 a. NJ p ID
From Trenton ana TACK except a11-
s ssfS ~ saSday~i25, go 90 N 40 qe, .ot
io ss q, 9ey al sna az the
ad Court 81 and Annex oise Ie%esf le S cal ssr
ana ehssk DagSS &c made Ss al R9 and s
eth ave- 6Srx,s an me @ and Law eesra1n
AIT - II. P BALDwfN. eDerai Passenger Agent
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
gauck HOusaOuic ttailro steamers eaye JAN
' Fare ' over sT' thaa NJ By any Sinsr ~ ~
TOR NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
ismedsfs pSnts Steamers leave PER IS f. r. daily Gun
days ente,.l i D. m rw my 81; r. a., az Ng
f Er5Ss SSfeA'a At 90 DrO''NV -,eN-- D-N' ~
NETWORK CENTRAL aud HUDSON
RIVER RA!LR0A onCS@m neng sgot Id
500 Western and Northern Express 10 koches,sr
Patteburg. 81 Adams ana Montreal VITA through drawing
Am
Rochester and Buffalo. r-....
Albany and Troy Win CONNECTIONS % C"ess
Falls and Rutland
! sl3n D. m. Albany and Troy Express
| 400 D N. Accommodation 20 Albany ana TROY ..
400 n m 81 Louis Express daily with sleeping cars foe
st Ionis running through every day Ia the week also
sleuua cars Buffalo, Toledo and Detroit ani Tor Mon
| treHf eTceDinc SUNDAY night. via saratoga =.
$40 m Paeinc Express, daily, WITH Sleeping cars "a
Niagara Fails Rochester Buffalo Cleveland. Io do De,rit
UDCa. anu Va
| Rome excepting saturdays - -. ,,--..-... 49,, 49,.
g0 D. m Fast Montreal, Rochester ana Corn
ing via sleeping cars to Geneva Rochester and
Pa0 - M Sight Express with sleeping 10 Albany
| and Troy. - nan -, 40 Du,,.,--,.- an, a,
we-tcofs express Offices PsrSpL,ce amt 80 and saz
Rroadwav " YORK. aud 1913 Washngtol--t BROOKLYN
N Tf,tT, Ely gen. SUP 3. MEEkER. Gen Pa>s'r AR-
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STEAMERS OLD COLONY ana NEWPORT leave Pier *,
" r. of Murrayst, daily except sunday AZ N;
First class fare rO DOLLARS. Tickets Limited ana good
ony on seamor day and connecting train which
Newport morning at $40 arriving In Boston
at 40 tickets and obtained ONLY az once on
pier % y r.. and on steamers o.
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ROCHESTER AND STATE LINE BONDS;
IL HOLDERS OF IIIE FIRST MOkI5A1E b 80 c III
mon ar addressing WATSON II. BROWN BhOrHk K,
IL Pine-st New York, VIII receive copies oI Tue Popo'e"
MAN o COLONIZATION OF the cOnpanY,
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r,o rscc,vts aud shipments ut and from Buffalo
,vara M fellows:

The following were the receipts and shipments III
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day;
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-08


Young Mr.. Latehours, was sitting ON
the porch the other night Watching .
seventeen-year-old-girl trying to keep
awake long enough to see tie morning
star rise. They talked astronomy. II
wish I was star," ," he said, suailing st his
own poetic fancy. 81 would rather you
were . comet" )" she said dre4mily. His
heart beat tumultaously. and why 2"
be asked tenderly, At the same time tax
ing her unresisting little hands in his
own sand whys" he repesied imperi-
ousfy. "Oh," she said with brooding
earnestness that fell upon his soul like .
bare foot on q cold oilcloth, "because then
you would come around oafy ones in l.
500 years." He didn't say anything
until he was half way to tho front gate,
when he turned around ard shook his
fist at the house and muttefed between
his teeth that g by the dads, IL would be
laundering sight longer than that before
he would come around again" But by
that time the poor girl Vas In bed and
sound asleep.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-08
EE 9, 1880. NEW sERIEs.-voI xvI.--No 90

I the mast uarticIe nf ~. .sss. ..zz
| singular md / recsor ~ 3 = ye ~ 80 &c
| i r,se,.. -. 0Aon = tnMk
- - - $3.50 ~ sCc0u0 % t0GHGzEMk Of
s1e c.ufcn toWer and the abeenGe Of Lufk-
voun - vefy dAnassbas eSae
geIAnriicn) NOT 70 nng the beSls In the
nme OF storm; and, mofeoser, don't
yoa see the very wording
Nsver MAD that Mortimer; don't
"asse the precaous time IN talk. Get The
~ 1Innsroeu = . night thsre h the
mo.. ,,., u'ck Morfimes, dear ! we srs a.
mcst sale: On, dear / do believe we are
gong 70 % saved At last r.
our httie summer establishment stands
on 'oP oa . mgn range OF hills, overlook
ing vaiey. Several farm houses are In
our ncagnDorhood-the nearest spms three
or W u0Ir hundred yards away.
"nen !, moansed on the chair had been
cl.ngn& !hae dreadful bell matter Of
seven or eight minutes, our shutters were
suddenly torn open from without and
DFiiilant ouli's-eYe lantern was thrust in at
the window, followed by hoars6 inquiry:
what In the nation is the matter
mere
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-08

HOW TO HAVE A @AW SCHOOL.
The following rules, r HoK to have
Bad School," are taken from the Penn
sylvania School Journal, and recon-
mended to those who do not. take any in
terest in having good schools, - worthy
OF their attention:
l. Elect the most ignorant, bigoted and
closefsted old fogies In the district to
the School Board.
2. Employ the cheapest teacher yeu
can get, regardless of qualifications, rep
utation or experience.
8. Find all the fault you can with the
teacher, and tel everybody; especially
let the pupil hear it.
4. When you hear . bad report about
the teacher or school, circulate It - fast
as you can.
S. Never visit the schools or encourage
the teacher.
6. If you shoald happeu 20 visiA To
school, take close notice Of what seems
to go wrong and tell everybody about it
except the teacher.
Z. Never advise your children to be
obedient to the teacher, And when the
children are punished rush to the school
room before your passion IL cool, and give
the teacher hearing in the matter in the
presence Of the whole school.
8. Be Indifferent about sending your
children to school regularly.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-08


Garheld's hope In almost gone,
Tellin' yo' no story
De Hancock band In marchin' ON.
Aarchin' on to gloryl
'"ors'-Den solgurs STAN yo' groun' an win,
We're marchin' on to gloryl
We're gwine to put brave Hancock In.
Tellin' yo' NO storyl
De peoples got deere tempers up,
GarAelds gittin' wheezyl
Wild Gollyer's krowd, dey win not sun:
Hancock, take IL easy II fCAOrssl
De pavement frauds hez had de're day.
Depeeple's time am kumin',
Fob peoples guv'mcnt clear de way!
Hummin', amt il hummin.-TCAov.ss.
Day oh reckonin' drawin' near,
Shudder, sinner, shudderl
Wen 6x old Kredit Mobileer,
Sum way er anuderl-[ [CAOv1al
Den ole Garfield. clear de way:
I'm tellin' yo' no story;
Give three cheers for Hancock's cause,
Ez We march on to glory II C7o,~s]
ZAcHARY 8. ANTH1AcIrR
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-08

@@.1A - u NM@ AMID T,M#E
l woke up, with smothered and unlo-
catable cry of MORTIMER! Mortimer! !"
wailing in my ears and as soon as
could scrape my faculties together I
reached over in the dark and then said,-
"Evangeline, is that you calling What
is the matter? Where are you"
"Shut up in the boot-closet. You ought
to be ashamed to lie there and sleep so,
and such an awful storm going on"
"Why, how can one be ashamed when
he is asleep? 1t is unreasonable a man
can't be ashamed when he is asleep,
Evangeline."
"You never try, Mortimer,-you know
very well you never try"
caught the sound of mufied sobs.
That sound smote dead the sharp
speech that was on my lips, and / changed
it to
"Pm sorry, dear-rm truly sorry. !
never meant to act so. Come back and y
" Mortimer"
"Heaven! what is the matter, my
love?'
"Do you mean to say you are in that
bed yet ?"
why, OF course. -
"Come out of it instantly. l should
think you would take some little care of
your life, for my sake and the children's,
if you will not for your own"
"But, my love -
"Don't talk to me, Mortimer. You
know there is no place so dangerous as
bed in such thunder storm as this-all
the books say thats yet there you would
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