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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-11

THE Cameron club, Philadelphia Or
ganization of over 26O members, showed
how readily it could worship the rising
sun by throwing off the name it had borne
for dozen years and, instead, calling
itself "The McManes Club" on the re-
ceipt of a bogus telegram that McManes
had been placed on the national commit
tee to succeed Cameron.
GEN. GRANT, in an interview at the sol
diers' reunion, in Milwaukee, is reported
to have expressed the opinion that Sey-
mour would be the Democratic candidate.
The general did not allude at any length
to his position before the Chicago conven-
ton, but said he was grateful to the friends
who had stood by him, particularly to Sen
ator Conkling, who, he said, should have
been nominated.
CLERICAL ERROR STOUGHTON has now
made literary error, which doubtless ap-
pears to him as of even less consequence
than his old clerical error. He is con-
victed by writer in the Nation of havieg
copied from Richard Cobden's essay on
Russia the most important portion of an
article which he recently sold to the North
american Reuieu as his own original COM
position. 1t is shown that he remorse-
lessly ravaged Cobden's pamphlet, seizing
whole blocks and pages as he passed along,
and putting no quotation marks to indi-
cate his seizures.
IT is a remarkable coincidence that Gar
field and Arthur taught school in the same
room remote from their present places of
residence. North Pownal, Bennington
county, w., formerly known as Whipple' S
Corner, is situated in the southwestern
corner of the state, and by the usual trav-
eled road is an hours ride from New
York, through the corner Of Vermont, by
way of North Pownal into the state of
Massachusetts,. In 1851, Chester A. Ar
thur, fresh from Union college, came to
North Pownal, and for one summer taught
the village school. About two years later
James A. Garfield, then a young student
at Williams college, several miles distant,
in order to obtain the necessary means to
defray his expenses while pursuing his
studies, came also to North Pownal and
established a writing school in the same
room formerly occupied by Mr.. Arthur
and taught classes in penmanship during
the long winter evenings.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. Grenvil,c Murray the novelist. who writes
under the nou de plume ot " Marx hore' "''
the propr' eior of The Belgian Ne"S.
The Princess Della Bocca, the neicc oil iioin-
r,ch Heine mas written IN Italian book wHcn WI.
soon appear cotied souvenirs OF tho PriVac ]io VI
Heinrich Heno.' H.,
Henry Holt e. Co. have in press ano'hci
ouatpt holiday book by the author ana niusf"o' "
The Prince OF Argohs." ]. Moyr SMITH. ine NC" "o
called The wcGTS .1 S me W@tS preecessor
Private circulating libraries OF fiction nave
long zen common in Japan. ba since 1873 scvcd icc
pub ic libraries have been established Inc aIS''. oN
housed in the ConfuciGn temple in lok'o' iDc "'''',
now conta ms 6S, $40 volumes OF ChineSe an" '"p' 90
works s. CO OF English G,5t7 Dut'n ana anon, & 81 ~
visitors is a0o6i $500 per month. or nearly loo ua'
TJe PGV Mall Gazette has been lnvcstlga'-
Ing Ouida's CLAIMS TO be considered an au'ho'iS " "
scrntions Of ;he sporting field and fnis her ""n.'s
II SAYS the chgp;er N Under Two rags ooSo'D''T
the Grand Military steepcchaSc ought iooc lmn'oi'"
for the number Of bluuders crowded into gwen sp''
and concludes We have only dipped INTO 'h'eo VI
Ouda's novels in search OF sporting lore anu 9e' :.
is probably plain enough that these matters are Wv.
10 her The conclusion Of this investigation mus NV
grateful 10 he inoras'. II Is proOdp'e thdt nc.
tv v,e,ons neros and du lcsscs are as IKE her Fea
men and women her stveYt iLase ner ,Iai
shooting are 70 these sports as commonly pI'C''''
French literature is losing its hold on lot
e,gn readers argues Mr. Jules Carcue rather despcnu
,ngly in fhc ReuutIiqve FrGnoase :" 1t IA really F'"
able TO see how sma literary commerce WIN 'oi
cien countries Onr literature Is Judsei !'"' Wv
much by the samples Of pretended 'au'o'so =" "'
rrsincrs buy our books az people whose palaes are
faticued buy spices ana they ask solid literary hourSh
ment from other peoples. italy rcaus Only "ui
romances All books with with ideas, all seilonS o0oNS
she gets from Germany. How many OF our DoohS 30 "
Enclands lhe number is laughahy small sou'c 'e"
only OF the French works published In the ias' heoh
years have been published In Great Britain Al. 'u
rra,ure OF imagination has fallen into usSlfoi1 m
or AZ reproach is that We are immoral ihis i'' r w
falls, prnoery injustice or stupdiiy pul II 10 muS nv %
ajtsr me case We are read. People reaa or pooes
less and less Our re.odramas and opcrettas cons 'u M
ali t1at tie world wishes 10 know about u.s. ana 0Il
Eernhardt is the incarnation OF France for foiegh cu
oslty."
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
GGnkrugt Notices.

rTHIs IS TO GIVE NQTICE; That on the
4 Z7th day Of sept, n b:r. "A. d. 1850. a Warrant
I'm Bankruptcy was Issued against the estate oi
NEWMAN AUONSON. OF NewYoIk, IN the County Of New
YORK aud STATE OF Ncw-iOfk, who has beon at
Judged bankrupt on his own petition; That the
Ssyment Of any dc5ts and delivery OF any prop
triy belonging bankrupt TO hil or for his use
and the transfer o any property by nm are ioDdeu DF law
a OF he bankrupt
thc,r debts and more aSsgnees OF his estate
Viii he held al B3nkrup:cv 10 DO h0den at No
l5I PrOadway the Ctg OF before curY Wider
Allen itelnrte 18Th day O OctbeI a. d. l9O AT IL
O'Clock m. LII =. TA -: ,
David LaycutTtt Aty foT bankrupt 80 Broadway. n y.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
MINES AND MINING.
SINDAY- Oct. 4

NJ, stNDAY. Oct. 3-pn
Inc feature of the mining share markets last v..,
was the continued depression 0f prices partcul,,I,
Tor those OF the LeadviIle properties Tbere we,.
one OF two exceptional advances for stocks Of oth.
dsti1cts. but they attracted little attention. m
huklIi there has been good deal of GOOD buv;n.
"hich, when the price reached to about 80. ff,oht
ened very respectable short interest into covsn
ng so that from 100 10 2.IO the p.ce rose rapidlv
After Tue covering by shortt" was accomplished
the price fell back % cents. The low-priced share,
generally sympathlzed with the decline Of The Lead
VIe shaTeS and IN some instance. the drop amounted
TO % per cent ~ the previous selling figures
yesterday CiImax vas the specially weak sfoek
aud fell from 90 10 80 and rec ycrcd 10 sJ cenfs
The other LeadvIlle shares were comparatjvelg
steady, and neither gained nor lost t.ufos worth,
Of notice, excepting Litte Chief wnicn rose cent,
to 81 cents, and South litc winch sold up 10 81
cents against 80 cents FRIDAY. The Comstock
shares were about cents higher 10 the mornina
business bnt before the end tGcy ,Ost the improve
mont and closed steady. Hukill sold q 1850 i9O
closing az the higher figuIe, Iron u untlIn sold
at $40 bUveT 90 days, and Battle Creek gained
cents az 2 So Among the fancies SILVER Nuggft was
steady ar 47l04G cents GoodshLw weak with far
thcr decline from - to 36 cent, CIayeT3s cent
higher at 80 cents, Great Eastern ! cent lower az
80 cents. and Moose steady AZ 32433 cents. The
markets closed dull but weak.
~
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
Corporation \ Nolites.

NOTICE.-ProDOsals for removing part of
~ PEE al the Of Leroy ~ r. aud building Per new
II VIII Ie received by the DePa tnent OF Docks III
ana ~ Dnaest MINI l3tn October 1850, at ~ o'clock M
Io li Information CITY Record" Copies iOT sde NO
city Hall ------------------------
NOTICE.-Proposals will be received at
N te Office Of the department Of Publ Charities and Cor
rac,ion 40 tb Tipl uL october r. lood. for repair
INC The hall apd JOINER work and for repairing he engine ana
OF steamboat nahauonck fOF lu biOrMatOn Sec
on Kecnrd. for sale u 40 z IVY nan
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
C!rcnon Notices.

OFHCE or I'VE CLERK or TIE COMMON CoUNCIL}
so > CITY HAL. NEW ! 0nK Oct J. lS>O.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 70
~ The section l. Chapter 5O3 Laws OF 1910
being an act amend Chapter 675, vs or 1872 entitled
New YorK provide fOI ccitanng by proUeT proofs
Inc CITIZENS shall be cuted 10 the n GhtS % suffrage
f.rea that AT Elect 10 ne held IN thls state
ON te Tnc,ay succeeding tho first MOtdAv OF November
rxt Noveber following uuuic pal CticeIs are u De
ela,tfd in the tity and COruty Of New York. viz.'
A iav0r. In TIC place 0t Edward Cooper;
Six Aldermen at Large -
Three AdcIIuen the territory comprised within tho First
Second Third Fourth Fith, >i1tn seventh Thirteenth aud
Fourteenth Wards Of The City Oi New NOik;
Three aldermen the err itOry cOnDTsef within the
Eighth Ninth FfJe enth ana exteenth Wards OF tie Ciy Of
New YORK; -.--, --,.>,- -.
Tenth Ieye seventeenth MsIds OF the Ciy Ui New
York .,.- -..-,-., .u,,,. 81, ~.
Eighteenth eneth and TweJty hIst Wards OF The Ciy
Oi New.Nork ..,-. -, .
Twelfth N.ncteeuth and TIVE Dty second wards OF tLe Oy
one Alierman In the territory comprised within tho
third and Tw wards OF the Cly Of Ne"
YORK;
Recorder, ia the pace ~ Fred 4ck smyU appointed IN
place Of SOhn X III 4ckett. deceased;
the superior Ceurt in pccc of Horace RusSel
appointed the Governor pace Of william T. curtis de
Justice Of the COart in place Of ana for The resi-
due OF tie xplIed OF James T. Suno.t deceased
FRANCIS J. TWONEY,
COX OF The Common Council.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
Steamuoais ano RAILROADS.

EOR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY,
sfssueT A E4ICi leaves Pier - (FultOn Ferry
.,s5 N M 33l.si. T.. H.. 5 D. FARE, 3j CENTS.
envy EXC RSION TICKETS. % CENIS-
7 FUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
i p.SSENG+ r. TRAINS ami after June l, 1880. will
rave iepot Corandt anu DeOIossessls At ~ Ill.,
&C., =, ana $50 d. ~ tui EastOn Bethlehem AnrhD"h
}},n.hMInc j. - NauC tlunk. NiAosD%fTe IOnanda WaVtny
ihara Sepeys LYONS BunaiO aud tie West Pullman 'sop
H. coacbes attached 10 6:3U y. ~ us' . o,n.c, f,r ALI
Trans ieavinrat TAO a. IN and p,a p n. o va ~
,o',,. -, uohauDy aud IaZlrtOD coal regions. 49,.
So'"'' " s. n BYINGTON, GeneiM PASSENGER Agenr .,
G,re,ai ,feft, Oice corner Gnu ID am Coltiahdss
oe~iM Has'ei" N q, II. CUM.Likos, Agent
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
New prtllianons.
NOW READY.
sWINTON'S SUPPLEMENTARY READERS.
Edted bv
WILLIAM SWINTON,
Author Of worbook Geographical and Language series &C.
GEORGE r. CATHCAHT.
Author OF the Literary Reader. &C, &c,
Nfw IDrtlliIllons.
Author Of the Literary Reader, &C, &c,

MEssRS IvISOH. BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR co. take
special pleasure that they have now READY
swutons Supplementary Readers, series OF carefully grad
mated reading books designed TO meet with any o "e
regular series they attractive In appear
snce are honnd m cloth and books pro
uscy Illustrated FIedercfs White Delman Churcn ana
pshers Tho which closely coordinaied with
HE several Readers Of ne Regular series are;
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNI Ed STA IS MAIL EDl IL.
Trains oay, NrwYork DcsDiOsses and LOandt streets
Ferries, as follows;
Harrisburg pitisbuTk the West and South, Win P1nan
Palace Cars attached A m, g and 900 y m. dtly. ,
Wliamsnvrt, Lock Haven $50 CORY and BIO
al 30 D. ~ connecting at C0uy FOR Titusyie Petroleum
Ctniic ana he OIL Regions.
P,ltiusre " aslug South. Limited Washington
Ixpress Pullman PalcT Cars daily, except Suui ~ 10
a. " at washington 4l2 p Regular AT $50 and
$40 a. N; q and i"p "a, sunday i0 d; m; 80 IT,,
Ixprcss for West Phllade pa 4o $50, $50 40 Aml
tet) il a III $50 L. lip ;. 6. I. $50 aud 10 m. ami
j. night iday. 4;SO and 4. M D. o. $50 and ~ D.
IN. ard ~ risit.
Exrrss in philadelphia Camdeu 7:3) and t.
except SUNDAY. ,., 49,, .,--, .-,
al Jersey CITY a riding speedy and direct rSnsier Tor
ITOoAlyn travel
daily. AT C.Ip J. ID. daily, except Monday. From MGs-
inrtol ami Baltimore. 6Sn a. m :. 300 100 lO53 p
Snnoav G5O H. From PHI adelphla. $50, Gj', 4 $40,
lG4O i:3O a m 2. $50, 400 62l $50 $50 $50 ard
iO55 n IN sunday, $50. 600, . 4JiJ il3O a. H., G3O
arnl D
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
NEw-YokK. SATURDAY.. Oct. .. 1880.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Ew-VORK CITY
Delancoyst. cor Of Manginst. 25.lx75; Myer
IInu Abr Lam NJ Francis. $3.50
L3G.st n : los II W o, 4thNyc. lB~XSJ. robert
Nc alerty ana wiie to Mary wnel ....... 250JO
GOth.st. = 1906 II " OF lSt.avC OOXlOVJi George
Gregory to THO nas . Reilly ..:..:.-...:- 400
III T. II Dos, her referee to Mary aIIcg. 10000
Henry Moneenihau 10 Jessie ller 156oO
CIosby.si. Nos 1913 Rnd l2ji Henry Holt TO Peter
Greent,st $ near niaity,s;. 25xI0o; Abraham
Dubois to Frank Dupiguac ..;,--,-...- ~.
wilson aud wife la benjamin iicharls N ...:;.:;
gd-sVe e. y SJtn-st, 2JN-S, aud also soJll-
At, la IT Of 2dlye. 251 o.; Frederick .
sch ck amt vie 10 Augustus + Holy -: lo
same properly Augustus + Holy TO Frederick 80
Faresnd wife to Wm II $4,000
9'' per- and wife to Aiva6 ......-... $1,000
3gth-sI. =, PSI IT " Of 5tn-ave 22A9S9i BENJAMIN
B.atS luton ana n'o' !. t4VVu.o.s 10000
lst.ave. = W cor Of ODD st 25.oxlO0; john Mccoy
TO DaIei W h Mccoy -, ,.-..-..,
Thomas ami wife 81 Mary II We, drone 80. 300
6lth-,t. =, 3in723t " oi 3d.ave u -JXIO2; Mary $500
Toy her t. Charles i Boiie ..;.s.-.:--. 1OOO
Lexington ave cor Of 1Jtlst, I3oNlt-.E mos
oihgf di"s'''A" anu "V $4,000
f"'S,m eem."rs. SS to to Ellen AGcGln -. $500
boiIas ana vic to Alexander Fraser .... 10000
Murray 81, 5, lot so 2JJ julia Lumley to John II ~
lltb'ayr u @ cor Of lOjth.st, 10 KOHL. also
cor Of Broadway ana ld1th st. 2N9 2N OltX2olt
ass. T. ani also W broadway, $50 II OF
lD.th.st, S333ix~S. li2xI5x3@1; Dexter Al
len to Daniel Is Alien
RECORDED LEASE
Demoresf W J, to wm Ester & Co part OF No Al
l4h vt, 2 yeart, rent. DOuO
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
Easy STEPS FOR LITTLE FEET.

sunn,smcut,ry TO first Reader In JooS the atrac
tive is the chief am pieces have been written and
chosen with special the feelings and nces o
carly childhood
l2S pages bound in cloth and profusely illustrated (see
Puces for examination below
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
Giluailon5 lUantco--f,malea

A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
~. kDd- of eoot competent emae 'ervants aud uso
fui urls for city nelp ana coored
wants. al large Od c.t4J Jisl"i PtDIE5IAN HOME
81 II.A L. l3S Gtiayc, tourtT nouAc above lOtltsL
FlRST-CLASS DEE~SMAKER, French
"A designer expert hcI rrspr G"-Ircs
pltiousgs OF fcw more bl.c a.l"- 10 Die rn
YOUNG LADY COnNcI-ant IN h ID Eng
~ is. aud french ttcGs employment WIKI nilihrr
other .uucs- pacity wnrTo ahc
small cJupciSai, f1 wiling Address
REDUCED. uDunc Uptowu Omcc l.-3s Lr adway.
NHAMBERWO lIOUSEWORK, WAIT
~ ING &c American Protestant Young eir city
and colAtty, III ldcla. WAGES. AZ the HKOIEaTANT
HOME BU I.EA T., l5S Ctn ave, doors above lOtlsL
NHAMBERMAlD and English
~ gr respectable and we'll recommended
comp tent either capacity cAanbelmald
a,o all ABOUT children. 850 6thaye, between
22d and 25d
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ALBANY DAY BOATS.-ALBANY and T.:
n YnnARD Gn aaeys excepted SSvs By xssy xs"sy
%acS isr va ,sS aa;o ESiGt NcTS Tlseci:
Ssss m GGssS dSss o f's aud SS w cses OF
good en- S %ySn & sI ESSs% St eme rot9ns
sanedag, 81.
4 LBANY YBOATS-PEOPLE' LINE, DREW.
~ and sr JOHN leave Per No A. North hygr yTY, Sy
SUNDAY morning exec icD with trains North West aud
Excursion to Albany ana re,y'P sG2G &c 9 e g9: e. e. cn
FALL RIVER LINE LINE ANN THE EAST
steamers RisroL AMI PHoNlDENSE eavS I've ~ Mnr,y
e.. $50 p m Leave Brooklyn via "Anncr" 80 p M
Jersey Ciiy $50 p. m.
NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE
Steamers OLD COLONY sni NEwPoRr leave PIER *.
n I'LL H. c"s 1901 S, 9i MSS; hR, al nmcd anS S
only on steamer ana connecting train whcn
at S N'Tc' tEe AND st Groom cSriaei oNLY occ
GEO. L. coNNon Gen'i fa;..Ast
EOR HAVEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
L FIELD. WHITE MoUNrAINs MoNrREAI~ ana an m
points. steam leave 1er - T. II: ,iiy IN,
sscs ss az uans T &C YeSayta for aSiofa spaso &C.
Tick aud baggage checked ut ga Broadway New
Yofk, anu COGrtst. BIooGiyn
MASgaFaAS galI Issss4 s4l5whG 9S is.S COZ
ON and after MONDAY, October 4, 1880,
Trains WI be raa regular in}cTyas mt a g9ii MIR MP
MG on he H efona &c @ r9 hJsSae @ eh ne aO Pu M HA
General Manager
DROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.
4 VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT. ..
A FULL NIGHTS IA ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL
FIESTC4ASS ACCOMMODATIONS ONLY.
The favoritc palace steamers .,r
MASSACHUSE IFS AND RHODE ISLAND
DAILY SUNDAY exccpted) from Pcr29. North RIVER o'o OF
WaTrcnst. At
No Intermediate landings between NewYOrk and ProVi-
PASSENGERS .rriyc in Boston 7 a. IN.
Bathrooms tickets secured at Nos 5t1 3'i IS2 ana
9l2 brOagway ana Meiropiidn ana Fith venue lloe
New Or6 and 3B Washington 1t, Brooklyn lcAtt1 a,o
sold all principal hotels and tc~ot ohes a'a ..
Offices Of Wocott Express Company. Freight taken at o"
'' " ruKtys j. S. BABCOCK,
." - - A,snt Present.
CTONINGTON LINE.-FOr Boston and all
~ pOins last. -,
satlrIrs and tho STATE OF y NV IOkkon Non
cav Weinrsdavs and from Pier 3d. North River
foot OF Jays at , special limited tickets to BOsION
sold VIA ms line GOOD ONLY for the ddy and trD FOR
whcn they are issued a specified their face, Freight
fal,en af Ijtyrsf current rates d. 4 BABCOCK, Pres
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
GoInEN ROnK OE CHOICE HEADING.

Supplementary second Reader THIS book represents
erea, variety OF pleasing instructive reading, consisting
chdore aud poetry noble examples and attractive Cd
lect.readIucs written So .eCa!iy for it,
q2pages +: Goth with numerous illustrations.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

THE oLprsrARLsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Is TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; EXCEPT SUNDAY, 3
STATIONS ~ PHILADELPHIA IN NE"YOHK
DoEEr GRek GRb m TIE H97T EE&&Tr
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
On aud afterJUN NJ 2l. 1850
express Trains leave NowYok. Via Desbr0sses and COr,
lindt streets Fenies az follows: go
~ & 1o ana @ 10 No. No. %''f& ana e nf a M Sadys @ i2 and p
49, o. i l. 40 ana i"P u an nlF sunday at o
a. and 4 p IL. running through wa Trenton aud Cam
Boats brooklyn Anno1 connect with all roueh trains
at jersey Cy snordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Rip,e tIas eaye West Phiadep phia 1901 3:i5 425
7 7]1 ana ana - 4 in IN tn4teG m Hnaai o tx 3 F. = @ ~
D. JJo ana @ go I p VI cSyo 0 ps ad,pba VIZ 30 O. 1
. a. and 81 P IN duly exc.lt sondsy ..o. H..
ana loot OF AID Cort ntte No. Court ana
iiG ii6 and ie iIGt,oo.s To5kn. station city
Eml rant Ticket Qn:cc Nc = hiery fac, & for and check
paegas RON loe's S|,, a. q residences. r.p,,p
f""> General Maraecr GeIo.al i'assenser Agent
rENIE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
i NLwYoRH. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
SoST 0g Ts1SS sS cS 5hhSG 5y 5rghG5 & 4 I 10 a% ss3
room Coac1o. TO- iini,ao aad Snspeasion ardse
" uai Fa,l & a. I9lis . E'rs, % SrynG ~, Va. a: Bat 8at
scutiwcst. runians 0,st Drawngroon sleeping Coaches
% =, 3a E1{s.s , for ne r. We,' ssgpng
Ciicaeo without change Hotel Dining Chicago
T:Is q. n.-tIn.grau tram tor the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, NeH-1 0rE l0'
.. IN. l2:yO midnight saturday nights only sundays.
TofhcIioi and Tass,c g. 100 TO- 1929 q n-the 1920
n m train SOP Euhef fori only on sundagsl2 noon,
uidnisbi sundays 600. $780, lU;-Oa u l;i3 G3o p H..
az" ric,so e $40 75o $40 10 1920 1880 A. m noon
las g. 81 3:,J 4.2O 4tu. J:lO 5.- $50, GlO, 90.
z 7l5 s iO.;O p snd ~ ml.nlgh. SUNDAYS. q. 800,
g.lj 1910 =. M. l:IJ CSC. :, ~ and ~ mldni.l
-ufein 600. 100 1870 -, 500 6Oi o. o. 7lJ,
1850 D. Ill. aud - miGngh euadWs. 6.OU cJ0. l02U
m. lao. $50 7:o2 J. NJ 4lH - midnight
Warwick. go. 1929 a. 4.Jt p
NewJnrg and CoInw al 100 $3.50, 4:3O .. sun
Kondout a and Kingston 900 m. $50 p sundays $50
o.hen G. 7:5J o. 1920 a NJ, $3.50. $50 4.3O = 7h5 D. m
SUNDAYS. q. $50. it.&O .. m t:Su, !. III.
MdI.ctOWu. 100, -. 1929 ~ M 3;JO $50 Z, Y:lJ N.
D. ~. tIans connect with Ne"YoTk ana Oswego MdlanI
Por deIS 100 o. 1920 m: 49O e. T. 7l5 m sun
davs $50. iO. o q. NJ. 6. G:5u and y. III.
each hour from J:i5 70 94J ana at lC;i6 aud llJ
for passaqe IL Drawing Room
aud Seeninr C0acles orders Tor the
ricrLul ana transfer Baggage he the CON
,any's oni.,s Nos 2Sg iul gj7 Broadway " y No 2
CONT 81. BIO1Klyn. al the COnpaDys DepOts
Txp,cse from The West ~Iryo In NcwYOrk 72j
81 a IN n 10 lu
anu ~ mo n ABBOT /. Genr Pass'r Ag't New. YORK.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trans for EngewOod. ClOsteT PiermOnt Nv
gck, T. T. $50 a III" 3, ,45V BOO go $50, llJJ D. IN
SUNDAYS . A. 10. aud 645 The ll:30 y. train viii
leave 80 minutes Later saturday nights
Manuel. Spring Valley anu MonseJ 700, $50 m. $50
JNo. N. ABBOTT. General Pass'r Agent New.York
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

WHITE STAR LINE.
W UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUrrNsTOWN AND LiN NEkPOOI.
NOTICE The of iLis Line take the Lane Fonte
audcd by 1leGt Mauy L. D. ~ un bOih the out yaId
anu bUmcWard Noyagct.
nI.pL BLIC capt Irving Thursday, oct = n.
CELIIC Cap;. CIeidcl Thurs y oct H. D. IN
BKiTANNIC Capt !cTrg ... saturday. oct -, 500
ADRIATIC, cap; Jennings frsia', oct ~ S;}, D. M
ia VI l., brt I3lHc4i '-th}, u
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT or WEST
ltTH-ST
these steamers uniform AMI 'sse1
poiuim-ut- Tho Saloon, efOoms. Smoking and Ba n
rooms Al Acrd aiuIrips The motion
felt adorug drEi,e Il comfort hItnerto unatiainabe
KirEs.-Sa.oon, 80 and 900. Return tickets favor
abe Storage from The Old County, $50 From New
leik.S-
1ucsc carry mother cattle sheep nor pigs
f,T insUec lOn pIIs Ul,T ulnrHltUn apply At tho
Company Ci,cs 30 81 BrJadHay Aew lOk, or so AZ
" a!nut ST, PnIadelp lpma. IL. J. CORIIS, \ goat
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
AMERICAN INNING STOCK EKCHiNGE SALES
FIRST CALt-IO O'Clock 4. VI.
SECOND c,LL-12 O'CLOCK NJ.

Annie Copper Knob Climax 80 silver Nugget
BOO. 81 1000 ~ 2l0V ..... 81 300 .46
Faltle Creeg California HuSp l2iO0...... AZ
400 2SU 400. 2lO 1Ol.....lSj D y 80: 10
Bcst& Belcher Goa Va Mexican Union COZ,
3J... lO 100. .b3O $40 6O.... Ion 4O...... ZD'4
ChrysOlire Climax Ophlr Nandewater
lo9..... 100 l00....s3. 80 40 .-.: 81 2Dy -
+eO.... 4O5 300. $50 - @icrra Nevada lOo.-- 81
1900. .bj. 4.O5 2UO...... 80 ILL., ll1s
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
|, NCHOR LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
EUiON LINE. -,.,s,,.rtsrr,MEps

GUiON LINE. .,... ,,,,, .r,,,,,rps
ron GTIINSJO OWN AND LlN!-bPOOLt
ieavlup Per Ss. y. r.. f0OtOf kings
NJSCOT~IN ...............-lt EoDAl, OCT - "a hl
AItlL( " ~ n,t ~ "a m
NEVADA -, = a '
VISION u f~i' y .',N - ~
o. These steamers buit Of iron, IN Watcen' @ Cp
r.uafifs and o furnished with every repuste - MAKE
nr iaseac c acss tie Atlantic both ste and agreeable nav
ing bathroom. smoking room drawing room pan, tll
surgeon, 6teNdllr3 auI CA'r Ter ph
steamer The stacroons are al upper ucs' -
ing those greatest OF all Injuries az sea- peF'eo' 'o"''N
and hClt- ~ ,,,. ,..,.t 70 state room. $40 e2o ara
Sinu IILEHEDIATF, 80 i3itAGfu allow rItoA
'to0' ~ OFFICE 80. - BEOADWAY. ~
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GIN Rea! Cslnte Tor sale.

WllN HUI { 5IlIe lot DAlt.
nESlRABLE properties near the Post Office
~ for sale at investment P1ces. RULAND WHITING.
beekmanst
FOR SALE.-Ihe elegant br0wn-sone resi-
Gencs l32 West 57thst price. f3 900; only $4,000
required luq uire OF owner, o. l3i West 3'thst
ARGE BLOCKS Of buikheaded water-fronts
for che emica works factories, for lease
low h. a. YOUNG. - Exchangepacc.
NEW-YORK and BROOKLYN LOTS bought
" and sold bv JERE JOHNSON. r.. rinest y. Y.
.bI EAST 73D-ST., near 5th-ave.-Superb
our.totv, Gigh stOOp, basement ana cellar brown
sone mansion elegantly furnished IN hara woods
Handsomely itcscO.d; hete iad 'lunbod perfectly great
bargain. RICHARD V. UARNErr. III Broadway. base
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
BOOK OF TALES.

Beng School Readings imaginative and emotional sup
Elementary t. Third Reader In book the youthful taste
for he and emotional IS fed pure and noble
creation. Grawn from the iteratdre o; all nations
272 pages cloth proiuSely illustrated.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
DOTTERDAM LINE.

ROTTERDAM LINE.
be steamers leave WAToD&'5 STORES, Brookyn M
Il ". OCJDher 9Th
CAIAN . " ca. un p' ps'' i"th
I.t CABIN s6O-f7O. "a Cabin. SO. steerige. $50
II. CAZA y. ten. hgt. y south Whllanst
FUNCH. EDIh d CO.. n SOCtl Wilhamsr., Freight Aga
L. ". MOkUIo. 90 BfOS0Hay, Genera Passage Agent