davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-01
he power Of electricity from telegraph

the power Of electricity from telegraph
operators. With bis printing Office he
published II paper-the Grand Trunk
Herald. II was u weekly, twelve by
sixteen inches, and was noticed by the
London Times, to Which u copy had
been shown by some Traveller, rs the inn
prrssions were taken by the most prmi'
tive Of all means, that Of pressing the
sheets upon the paper with The liands,
and were on bnt one side Of the paper.
Baggage-n'cn and brakcmcn contributed
the literary contents. In 1867, during
tho battle Of Pittsburg Landing, the
enterprising manager conceived the idea
Of tclcgrapl,ing on The headlines OF his
exciting news, and having them pasted
on bulletin boards ut the snail country
stations. The result was profitable
venture, and the first awakening Of utter
cst on his side IN the art of tclcgraphing,
in which hc wns destined TO play such n
remarkable part.
During this time he continued his
reading with unabalcd industry. His
train carried him into Detroit where
there were advantages he had never en-
loved before. An Indication Of his thirst
for knowledge, ndire Of n ignoring OF
enormous difficulties and with the conl-
plctcncss with which The shaping Of his
career was in his own hands, is found in
u project torn.cd hy him to read through
the whole public library. There was no
one to tell him that all OF human kuowl.
edge may be found in u certain moderate
| number Of volumes, nor to point ont to
him approximately what they are.
Each book was in his view distinct
part of the great domain, and he rc'n'
to lose none of il. He began with the
solid trcatiscs of II dusty lower sllcIfSnd
actually read, in the accomplishment OF
His heroic purpose, fifteen feet in - line.
He omitted no book, and skipped moth
iny IN the book. The list contained
among other Ncwton's 'Prncipia,' Iro's
scientific dictionaries, and l'nrlon's
Anatomy Of Melancholy
II could hardly be expected that &c
many active enterprises should be carried
on without mishapm. Nishaps occurred,
and one was especially dolorous. During
the young chemists absence, n phos
phorus bottle rolled upon the floor and
set the ancient baggagc-car on fire. A
conductor rushed in fury, hurled all
the eccentric, painfully amascd apparatus
out of the place, and, by way of render
ing the abatcmcnt of the danger more
complete, gave the astonishcd scientist
editor and merchant thrasling.
| Ito seems to have had u genius 10
unlucky scrapcs i'll these early times
He published n small paper called th'
Paul pry, at Port Huron, more nearly o'
the rcyuIarplan. The articles, asbefore
were mainly contributions. The writer
took advantage ofthcir impcrsonality, t.
make them peculiarly pointed. TIL
young proprietor had the discourasin'
experience ofbcing thrown into the rive
by the indignant object of one of then
who had not timc nor inclination for fin
distinctions in the matter Of rcsponsl
bility.-Scrib"c'S W"n'hW
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-01
A HORRIBLE CRIME,
HENRY PATTERSON SHOOTS CONSTABLE
WILLIAM CUNE.
U0uii,a Courier.

Last Tuesday morning, bright and
early, Henry Patterson, colorcd, called
upon Judge Aikcns and sw0rc ont an
affidavit against man on the Daunls
plantation, Bayou Black, charging him
with attempt to commit rape. IN the
evening of the same day Constable Cnnc
started out to make the arrest. On the
Daunis plantation the culprit could not
be found after diligcnt search; SO, after
thorough search in the quarters, Mr..
Cunc went to q country store near by,
and while there in conversation with
one or two gentlemen, Henry Patterson
called him ont saying that he wanted to
see him (Cunc) on particular business.
When Mr.. Cune went out, Patterson
asked him if he had found the culprit,
and Cunc answered in the negative.
This did not suit the ticndish Patterson,
for he said to Cunc. "Damn you, il
you cannot get him, will get you,' and
suiting the action to the words, he fired
upon Mr.. Cune q load of bnckshots, five
of which penetrated in the body.
Patterson has left for part unknown.
Mr.. Cunc was brought to his home, il,
Houna, Wednesday morning, and died
at o'clock p. m.
Mr.. Cunc has the sympathics of all
ouI citizens, without distinction of race
or coor-a good recommendation for
the poor sufferer who was trying to per-
form his duties as an officer, and who
was also on the scene of tragedy to pro-
tcct the home and life of his murderer.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-01

The Elmira Gazette relates u pathetic
story of the three year-old child of Ex
press Messenger Gregory, wh) was re-
Gently killed while in the discharge of
his duty. When Mr.. Gregory's remains
were brought to his home the little
child toddlcd into the room where tho
body was placed, ana Whcn told it was
papa, said: No 'tisnt, papa walks in
when he comes home Thea taking
hold of the arm Of the dead father the
little Ons said 'Tum, papa Diet up and
walk
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-01
lrrou ;..wcll known citizcu OF Chicago.

CmIcAGo, H., January !, 1870.
II. II. Warner & Co., Rochester, N. Y:
GENriEMEN-. have used Warmers Safe Kid.
ncy and Liver Cure with tho greatest satisfaC
,ion. II In the only remedy ! have ever used
that can recommend TO my friends, m " has
curc, me of Bright's Disease Of long standing.
after having >sited tho White Sulphur Springs
of Virginia, and trying innuncrable o.callc'l
remedies of the day. Having resided here
for iorty.sevcn years, my friends will bc gla'!
10 see this statement Tho discOvercr IL indeed
u public bcnrInCtOr
WILLIAM II. PATTERSON,
iDl Wabash avenue, near 20th street.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-01
By our Tri-WeekIy Linel

nRY MUSTARD. Finest English. Colman r..
/OATMEAL Fresh Mlllcd, Pin Head.
CHOCOLATE. Bakers, Germans Sweet,
Fresh.
CROWN MILK Fresh Make ono pound
Cans
SPLIT PEAS. Best English.
CANNED APPLES. q Pound Tins, Fresh.
BAKING POWDERS. .Ilorsiorl's, ~ on.
Papers.
GUM DROPS. Rose, Lemon and Vanilla.
FANCY CRACKERS. Cinnamon Jumblcs,
New York.
FANCY CRACK ERS. Fancy Tea, mixed,
New York.
FANCY CRACKERS .. Mic Macs, New
York
SODA CHAKERS Choice Fresh Baked.
DRY SALT SHOULDERS. Best st. Louis.
Received yesterday, per Natchrz and Annie L.
Silver, and for sale at Family Grocery Of
uuc2I JOSHUA I,EAL.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-01
Great Discovery by a Great Man

This, primarily, is what Warmers Safe
Ncryinc il. The great man is one Of the
most lannonsIi living physicians. Iic found
u harmless remedy Tor all kinds Of pain,
others improved il, and the final result
is, the Safe Ncryine now manufactured
only by Il. II. Warner g. Go.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-01

Beware of imitation. Cali only for
Conral's Budweiser. If you find any
imitation, please report the same inme-
diatcly to c. Conrad 4 Co., ST. Louis,
or to John Miller, the general agent,
No. 9 Jackson street, New Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

LWgRr0oL sept IA -PorS-Pnme Msss-Ease.a iIincr
f5s Western. hrner AT 90. Bacon ca ubrfti4 ,t,
hrW,r al IL Short RIB hrncr ~ Lon irsr,
steady AZ Short Clear steady at As. Hams i.p0g
dun NJ 80; Shoulders. stet 80. Beef-Int1 Ness.
d. A. 20 Extra Mess duI Ar So Prime Mo- dul
~ 80. Lard crime western dull n -. TAIN" F'iuc
cav Gull a. 80 3D. iurTenre-o pTitsstea a. - g. n,n
Common. steady +Ga4 e; Fine rucr ~ 10 hd '4eeso
tSUlce steady G oil. seal, 80 AZ.
Four-Extta state. dull al IL ~ Wheat-No !. HLi',
steady az 3 ID. oprng. No =. steady SD Nc" NW-
Western steady a. Sd New southern Mmte' S.'a az
: Cd Corn--NiEcc, say M ! IL III. Cot'oIscro /
Yellow Ame1cau. nose IL marriott kOslnA'oinal e. In
don STEADY "a AoGiHd Iurp mine, splu's a i"aion.
STEADY AT - 81.
LIVERPOOL, sept i4-l30 H. rea siufs 81 ATTY Wheat
Sides 81. pr GENITAL for ed "a tr The roeu9ts" tJ
for the three DAYS wero $4,000 ceuals lnouu- 80
900 Centas American
LNKgrool. Sept 1850 p lard. AZ p'r c~t tor
Am
LIVERPOCt, sept. l4-jl5 'inseed on y =" pf' cW.
Rehnol Petroleum NJ. per gsi sp'nts q Penoe'n. 81
pcr gal. common Rosin. I'D
per Refined tetreUn. hA4l ger gal .-
lONbON set, IL q p. nL-l.nscvd OIL - lC@%'' 49,
ANrwKRr sept ls.-feuo,cuui. - Lancs % nae palo
American
MANCHESTER. sept a. The marset for barns aud aDticsis
uTAtr, ads aace IS dems ed Whtrh buy es riist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

State bonds we're dull, with sales only Of Quebec
IS at 1903. aud Alabama, class \. at G9'5@7O
Louisiana conSos are quoted II 3la 1915. Iennesses
g. old al 80 bid and new offered at %, AMI new
series at 3O43Z. OF clty bank stocks Central Ma
tionaI sold 30l at Is.
Railroad bonds were inactive and for the specula-
tive Glasses generally lower. Ere second co1sOls
were huctuatiug falling from SSas the first price,
10 S7I, rallying TO sSla aid closing az S105-a de-
cline OF - per ccut-lud the funded - sold at Slis
n 83ll against Sil2 Yesterday. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas first c,hsOls were steady az 1924
qz1O5. the seconds recovering FROM CHIC
632 to GJli. C., G. and J. c. first assented
were pei cent lover at 3d. aud Lehigh and Wilkes
barre cJnsois Il lover at 9oi2 Mobile ana Ono
first dcbentules yielded to 50 for odd amount,
the second dcboLiures bein: strong at 81 81.
Lou,s ard IRON Mountain second incomes were %
lower ar s4l2 Now-York Elevated drsts declined
L. to 11Ol2 and Metropolitan frsts u to lo1. ~,
Pau AMI S.oqX Ci,j iirsts were l. easier at 1851
and Great Western seconds y lower at f0tlo. Dem
yer and R.o Grarde fssts fell 1 per cent 10 lO1 i2
Kansas Pacific consOls 10 - 81, and Texas and
Pacific incomes ! per cent 10 81.
The Snh-Ireasury to-day lost 500, 40 On ba.ance'
made up By a currency loss o. 500, f'9, le5s con
cain of zoos $50. This makes the total gain since
Friday %9l7So7. The mon y mark, to-day was
without chance Ire rates fer call loans ruling at
2I243 per cent with the prncip&l amount Of
business done ar the lower rate The E9louean
steamers arriving since Yesterday brought SctiSOO
il; French gold CON. The domestic exchanges on
N-w-York are as last quoted. Tie United states
Ire lsllrer at Washington today IecelSeu lbpOJO
In National bank mites ior redemption The customs
raceipts were 1860. 600. and The internal revenue
receipts we're $2lo 600. lhe following - the
Clearing House statement to-day: Exc anges
$4,000. 49, baia'cn-. Gi.2>2 400. The tral3ac
lions at the Sub-ITea>u'v covered; Receipts
~ $50 1876: payments. T2OJ3.63 cGrreucf Oa-
ancr. -, 500 j62 coin balance. Ss2,53O.ss0.
The foreign exchange marker Is without notable
chang beng dull ana rates firm the basis 4 Tho
f,ito,, in,r ro-rpF Ouofa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

drifts arc better ms each foot advances. ana the
facs Of all are III orc. while casl i."i so.' ,o'
herm ,onbcd ruoh as tie only aculi reserve Ia 'he
mine srcn,s bu! 10 grow rs u IS cncI"ach,d upon,
ana the extraction Of $500 tons oi orc mas iha"o
littic .;np.cs' ~ upru -. .,,.. -, :. ;r
he r@rlh ,.iir. - Level ~ ;ho silver NrH-t IS ~
100 ,crt win vein mettcr in the iace over 3 Iee'
wide .iN iurhos oi winch arr reported bv thr SUPER
ma, deaf 10 y.gy rich ore. The south dfilt, SAM
j'yel is IN TO- t.,t. IA. loisc being 10 icgl
r.,ir. with 30 10 inches az s?cudid orc or r2ch
,,,I Duri,. TIE week ending ~c9tnu Der ,. the
t, f "a very rich sGic % oIc a. On, 80 the son II
III H. l. will take az least thirty Ca'N - i3i' lliis
r,y find csn b." utilized. - he shalt n"'! u" sum
I'D f.fi decv,r before cut ~ oui station ana lheH
q, la:rrai Grfi of 9Jfec; must be run to L. ach Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

is nothing in the general situation that wo,,an.,
large decline in prices. The particularly active
sfccks today were: Northwest NJ 1O37.oa
1O2l20f03Il: st. Paul at 91a,99O5s; Della.
ware Lackawanna and Western at 0tI,a
s85sGS07s Lake Shore Mt 1087s0107s.0
1918; Ncw-Jer,ev Central nj 775sl5 76I,
Er.e at j0isa3S03Sls; Ono and Mississippi at 81
a3t5sa3iai Reading at 31&,0 3OIs Wabash pre-
E.rred a. 81 a Gjla Gj7s AID Weston Union NJ
tO3It6D 1922 1885. Otncr stocks. however with
smaller amount. OF dca.;ng,, were weak ~ those
named, lie Hannibal and II. Joseph shares and
fhapc If Missouri. Kansas and Texas being
specially SO. OF the figh-prccd stocks Chi
cagp. Burlington and Quincy declined TO l3j.
Rock lsla1d to III. Chicago and Alton TO
iI7I. Illinois Central 20 112i2a 1929. and
Central and Hudson to 1917 1872. The Northern
Pacific shares were lower than Yesterday bu, we're
fojrly strong. the preferred atCCk after decline to
54$t rising to j53i03J'2. Manhattan Elevated
also wa, str0uR selling ~ SOL G3l3a3ll4 rpon a
story 10 the effect that there Is contest for the
stock win Which TO control lie animal election.
Westorn Union stock is scarce for delivery, pending
The closing of the transfers September 20, AID
commands u small premium for borrowing. The
market generally closed weak and unsettled.
Tire dealings in Gov rnmcnt bonds az the Boards
amounted only to $4,000. blt quOiaiiors Vert
easier-anotuer effect ot To" Ialne electon-.iho
bids being reduced ls pe Tor the Us OF 1891 and
II per cent each for Gle AZ and per CENTS. An
nexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

san FRAyCisCO Sept. II The Tcylyaloi interest
in the market IL attributed 10 IA small Body OF ore
encountered III a cr'ft running from Ophir 10 Cali
fornu on the .. 0O0 level. Snaii striuFers OF ore
are reported also III the new Union cros2cuiS. he
share advance this mGrnlug cauaht a large Hunpcr
of short sellers. The market closed at noon hrin
- NIRGI<IA Nev. Sept. 14.-John ". Machcv tong II
report. the strike OF fair grade ore IN Ophir on the
1000 level and forty feet from the California hne;
The strike IS lat his opinion Is that 1t Will prove
valuable as il Is in the same Von IL winch orc Wa
found in California - ben running n"rth on Inc
Invei above II will take Il long time to develop
the strike. improvements are officially reported in
crosscut No 2. and the south drift 1000 level OF
Union aud Sierra Nevada has begun prosecuting
which followed tine ore down from tho 2,4OO level
aud 49, feet north OF the incline.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY. scrt Il-r u
Will the business done in miuin, stocks to-d'N
amounted to far amount There was little II me
market Tat o. special interest. CaIysod'c H''-
tuated between ~ and I. finally closing q -
aeains; t. 30 yesterday. Little Chief fell from La"
100 to 1.3j. CimaX was steady al 10 Lou ""'
South IItc was cents higher at 10. Anne J. '"'
weak ~ G3a61 cents. racl E, 81 cents ana ti".'"
1T O. cents fnal g ain of cent dnd Lite INV
berg sold al 81 Consolidated NT-inil, aiter "'
cline 20 81 was . cents higher a. $50, AM ''"-
fornia was 10 cents higher NJ 2.1j. liuN'h WI.
weak, with limited amount o. U'''''--
TONS and declined from 10 to 1G'. "Te.'
Mountain was stro. ans in demand. rising - "'"'''
Columbia Consolidated was steady a. ~ ~ "'''
was Babe Creek at 2.5j 40. SILVER N't-c'
attracted about IT'S usual attention. hn5 us P.'..
was ", qi and fell from G7G6S 20 81 ccnis' ""''
Placer was strong at 76a17 cents ana Great
Eastern rose to - cents. M0fs3 WAS weak daciin-
rs to - cents Buckeye being st,ldrat p cents;
and Lacrosse sold at 50 30 cents We lotc sales
OF Mexican az 105s6lOla O1hir ~ 1850 = ,l,,I
Nevada az lisa11ll, and for small lots ~ II 4 )
Union Consolidated at y liG2O3i IL II an, DeiCG'i
at 1888. Eureka Consolidated ~ J"s. SlFtt CIH
AZ 33l u3.5J. Horn Silver at lslf014, Bi'sich az
77sdS. Bnll-Uomingo RI ~ and Alice at H. Inc
make closed quiet and steady.
y. 1. NI,1NG SIJcH .fcHtygs 50 Is<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

TUESDAY. Sept. l4-P.

W
To-day's stock market was What yesterday trans
actions clearly indicated that il would be. The ease
with winch prices fell of after Yesterday morn
inIs buOyant opening and the persistent refusal of
the market TO respond 10 the numerous efforts
that were made in tho course Of the dav
to lmbuo it with life, were we'll calculated to
unsettle the confidence OF speculative holders OF
stocks and to start selling movement Yet it IL
likely that tO-day's decline would have been post
poned for few days longer except for the report that
the Greenbackers had been successful in the Name
State election. 1t is beyond dispute that the result
Of that election regarded as untly0rabe for sta
biity by the financial minds OF the Stock EXCHANGE
and an evident desire to unload the result The
market opened weak and cor tinued weak all day
subject only 10 frequent small aud unimportant re-
actions. The decline is not heavy. but II Is deci-
sYe There rs lack of buyers at present prices and
a. the time has not yot come when all the stocks
are held on investment, It only required
that tho idea should become prevalent
That no money Is to be made bv
holding stocks TO induce general desire On the
part OF speculative holders to "reahze.' That
such an idea has been gradually working its way
into the minds OF spectators the events OF the last
two weeks on the Stock Exchange have clearly
shown. Beside this and the Maine election there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

The Honestake Mining Company has declared
its regular monthly dividend Tor August OF so cents
per share aud an extra dividend OF 30 cents per
snare. both payable September 20 al me ONCE oi
Wells, Fargo u Co.
Bullion receipts from the hllhes yesterday
Amounted to go .7O2 10
The Montezuma MinIug and Milling Company IS
i'm rece Ut of encouraging news from lis property.
which consists Of SIX claims covering the Old Mon
trsntna nine This mise was worked many years
ago By the Mexicans afVer Their primitive lashion.
The property Is situated about twenty-five miles
southwest of Santa Fc, near he town OF Bcrnaillo.
Superintendent jackson ;elesIaphed September II;
" Mines look well. A 30 cleaning out the ola shai $
II order to make thorough cxamln1tion.' 1eSter-
day he scut the following from BoInahho VEN
80 to 40 feet WIDE. One body Ilch IN gold. Pay
slTeak Is 3 feet wide. Am shipping ore 10 Denver
The Hillside Mining Company rs 10 be reorgan-
lied under the laws of Ncw-iJrk. There Will be
900 600 shares ono-half of which together win
~ 900 shares now owned by the company Is 10 be
held AS working capital, aud enough Of tins stock
sold IA tho East to redeem the property anu pay
Off fhe add tiouai floating debt OF about SlTooO.
Eastern parties are 10 control the now organizations
An ,xprri il 10 Le sent 10 Inc nine Tor te pun
OF porting upon tire condition ana VaIuc OF the
properly before the rcOTR lnlZillon.
A Tlch body OF higd grade ere has "eeh suuck III
the Balboe aud Nalker within the last t"0 day S, 81
the superintendent te egragis.
For Inc EIGHT days ending Scptenber tho Rob-
ipson Consolidated shipped III tons 81 ore 10
Icsdy,Ile The west drift from No. | cro.scut con-
Times to show large body Of ore, some OF which
ASSAYS 200 Dances per ton. No. hGut contIu les
IN inc orc Iho tunnel Is within l6l feet OF COM
The s,Iperintendent of the Decatur reports, Sop
;eInbef 7th tat he hos all his men al work the
Ueluer AS he considers that the great mite Devc-
opment work u gong forward rapiuIy' Inc VEN Is
ma rcaslpQ m sIZe and richness daiS. Inc ore Is "a
snlenuid black IRON which promises well. The ore
IL f. he work ed at once, ana It's value thus asce-
tanned.
Mr. Marden. the financial agent and acting man
agrr of the CbrysolItr, stated TO a reporter last
week that AT the present rate Of production the en-
ire debt of the company would be provided for
before the 1t day of October. II Is sad that
although the amount of ore taken IRON tho mino
within The past thIee weeks has undoubtedly been
strain upon it, the mine Is looking better to-day.
and noIs orc Ia exposed than for months. The orc
rs sand 10 average better than usual. The north
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

IONpoA. Sept. iI-i29D pm-Te. bpnis NeS hve' fliT
At3nti' and Great csteIn se"o Worg ira-r"f rfh
,ai-s DO nd mortgage 20 Enc 49, E.r4ing,
l6t4 New-NOrk Central l3ol4
LoNpoX, Sept lt3 p. m Eie iO4 READING, 1872 Penn
sylyaua Ceuirt. G.it
LONDON. set IA p. M 'nsois. - 10 both money
and tAe Erie tOs: ora COHs.is, o. .eusy
valia Centfa. 62ae: NeV-lDik Central. 49,
LoSroN sent l4.-Silvcrls quoted ~ b2Sl Der ounce
PARIS sept - h NNnaDse on London, % .it,
10 cltCGh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
4 oiifs TO Stock Goiotrs.
OFFICE or rnE cESIRAL PAak. NORTH AND

OFTICE OF fENTRAL PARK NORTH And !
EAsI ilVER RAILROAD COMPANY. }
1Gthaye b3d end 54th.st, NEW ok, -eJL ID, IHTO>
THE ANNUAL MEETING of The stOc!hOid-
er OF this company viii be held the office Of The
panv on TUESDAY the lJh day OF October, 1857 at ~
O'Clock IA.
1no transfer books viii b. closed at o'clock SAT
URDAY tnc l1th Of VteIuber and reOpened
ING Of october ~, 1850 s..........,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

RIO IANFiKo sept lSCofee- Market 1uet prices main
tanned ne Fsts. 1000 TOO Tcis per I'D kOS.
E4cnauge naon 1S4d sales u the ~eeA tor he chan.
nel NOrt Europe 1900 the lnlt,d HiaHs.
1000 bags, tor the Mediterranean one stock 10000
bags.
SANTOS sept l3-Conee- Market puict with downward
tendency ~upcsior SANTOS. 5.upaa5n rcs per Do klo-
sails ~ he Europe $500 Osgs, TOT the United
States, 80 bagai stoCA, 5000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

In london. British cons03 Nare TIC higher at %
for both money ana account. Unliel states bonds
we're about steady; 5s ~ 1O5Ijls ana tho
~ ana + ter cents each nj IA. American Ia ways
generally we're lower Erie AT 40ie ana eecond
consos al o. Atlantic and Great Western hrsts at
G9l, and seconds at 29l4 Illinois Centm. At 11S.
Pcun,y yauia ~ 6Zas and Central and Hud Oh at
1861 Rcaiing beng UNCHANGED a. 16l2 aft,r be-
ing 1914 Bar silver WAS Z lower at OBS l. pcI
ounce.
The gross earnings OF the Chicago and Alton Rail-
way are IcDOrted rs follows:
1879 lSSO
First week ~ apt ...... s3395l Sl7354S Inc rjl5s7
Jan sept. 3,i3Sjj9 5OJc.Sbl me j1O.522
lhe race.pls OF -four and gram AT the pr ucipal
Atlantic ports this nth day OF september were:
Yer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
EJUBLISRED THIS DAY:
ULTIMA THULE.

a new volume OF poems. By Henry Wadsworh Long
fellow with new portrait OF MI Lon.tcliow voi ltmo,
beveIed edges git top 81.
This OK comprises the .Oems Mr. LoDeieow has written
eoce he pgbicator % KeramOs IN 1873. They have IN
l. lection the pury OK Thought and exquisite poetic form
which have charmed III Iongc0ws Tcaers 20 any years
and ior which are all greatly his debtors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
rInKD CALI -. ".

Am.e Chrveonie -rvc- Nj -g'' bcstN Bechcr
500 - g l7unbiO 40 .. p.---- 90 - i..--- IO''
NO Climax funnel California
goo - or 1900. IS II DO $50 -oI 20
40. So SO IIukN tlE \.rgua Mexican
tog - fOo ia 7tt mo-. % 7O........ lo'4
IOof bio g, 800. 80. lGI 100 BIS 800 oIir -
2aHg..... o. . -. $50. LOO CrJwsE tSl--.--- "a
703 --' 81 70 G 6 300. ...... .l3 Eureka Con
.',ys. nm. Cli-f 2nDbsG. ~ l5O..-... 1875
300 Sd q 30 100. I'D Durango Terra NcNiia
DO. 4iD SILVER Succr; 300 hbu - 1p.---- II =
IDe ... 4 !0 5uD bio C, 1000 BIO 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

III Steamers leave WAToON'S STORE Broo<lyn. 80
y A wed sept. 10. ~rU4 EDAN .-- W ed,
sept -. AMsi AKDAN. conesdav. october or
let CABIN s6O->7O. ID CABIN. SO. Sieerdgo. 80 IA.
CAZACA. Gen. AL 81 south Wiliamst PUNCH. EDfE
q CO.. II south MLaa-~t. Freight Aga
L. ". MOKKIS. 90 B.uadwa AZ. IcAera. Passage Agent