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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-25
How Long Bees Live.

A correspondent of the Western Honey
Bee gives the following account OF an expert
ment made to ascertain the duration of life
in bees: II thought would satisfy myself
in regard to the life of the bee in the height
of the working season. had hive of the
little black bees of the genuine singers, and
on the morning of May 30 killed the queen,
and by carefully looking through their hive
| found one black drone and destroyed that
on the evening of the same dOy. put in u
cell for yellow queen on the ID of June.
She was Matched out and there were a few
yellow bees in the hive on the 3Oth, in just
twenty-one days from the time the eggs
were deposited. On the It'll of July few
yellow bees were to be seen playing around
the hive, and on the 18th day of July, just
fourteen days from the time the yellow bees
were Matched out, few were seen at work
with the black bees. Now, anyone can see
that if the yellow bees were Matched in
twenty.one days, the last black bees were all
out by the 30th of June; and if the yellow
bees went to work on the 18th Of July the
last of the black bees must have gone to
work on the 4th of July, making
fourteen days from the time they were
Matched, unless one will go TO work
sooner than the other. This stand con-
tanned nothing but black bees, when the
black queen was destroyed. On the 18th of
July, Just forty.nine days from the time the
black queen was destroyed, there was not u
black bee to be seen about the hive. Not
one was to be seen inside. Now l know that
the bees will live longer at other seasons of
the year, and l thought this would be good
chance to test the h. light of the working sea-
son. The hive was examined every day
during the whole time, so that no mistake
might be made. From tho above it will be
seen that the lifetime of a honey bee in the
business working season is but four weeks or
twenty EIGHT dAYs.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-25
POpuInting Texas In the New York
sun Office,

m,
The New YORK sun mas man perched in
its attic on the ninth story OF the building,
who pretends ne knows more about Alabama
and Texas farming than folks VINO follow the
pillow and other pursuits In these states.
Upon a few points we propose
to- pick up TINS city farmer,
VINO never sees anything green except Ivy
sticking TO the walls OF an old church. With
the self-important air OF the Ignorant, ne be-
gins by saying; AS an Illustration of this
proneness OF scribolers to exsggerate oUc
agricu tural resources, we copy few figure,
from an article ON the population of the diff
ferent states and territories, lie then SAYS
"The author commences by saying: ALA
bama is as largo as England, yet has only |,
600, 900 people to Englands 100000 An
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-25
How toKeep Sweet cider.


AS this is the apple season the following
information ought to be very valuable
The fermentation of sweet substances may
be caused by the presence of certain infuso-
rial germs which cause oxidation of the
liquid, or rather such change of the atoms
OF the sugar as will cause it to become acetic
acid. Chemically grape sugar (the sugar Of
fruits) and acetic acid (vinegar) are precisely
the same as regards the character and guam
tty of their constituents. Thus;
Caro. Hydro. Ozy.
Atoms. Atoms. A oms
Grape sugar contains l2 q II
Ac,fc acid contains. IL q IL
So that the change is caused by disturb
ance ofthe relative position of the atoms of
which these substances consist during the
fermentation which precedes acidiGcation. If
the disturbing germs can be kept out of the
cider, no change occurs. This may be done
by boiling the cider and straining it away
into casks or bottles while hot and immedi-
ately corking it up tightly, or by the addition
Of sulphuric acid in combination with lime
or soda in the form of sulphate of lime or
soda. But these substances give bitter fla
vor to the cider, and are not desirable.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-25

Authorized by the Commonwealth OF X kentucky
aud the Fairest in the World.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-25

crops of Hancock and Garfield, for they have
planted heavily and are cultivating them
with the greatest industry ever displayed IN
Texas farming.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-25
ii FI II AL.
10 the Readers of the Dallas Herald;

S well known that hot weather brings greatest care is
Necessary " prevent disorders the
there In the heat that should
ea dySeAy debility asll many and dangerous
madi's come every of deaths
through
comes dry ana prc the tongue frrei irregular the head
feverh the Oo crmped and the limbs
with their natural d tendency
amostunbearabe while little Children from exhaustion and
because Parents neglect recmon
clan of New York asserts as his positive
so-caed summer complaints
which, by being trouble are the kid.
ney and liver rhe brain controls body rules
the health.
There son andon known vegetable absolutely regulate and
control the kidneys and Liver dangers of the
summer Ih vegetable West India )
kidney and Liver Cure
its results kep those lueIgeny health and Gu re
those whose secreuo dergl
mfe For all bilious troubles
every person OF care and Intelligence should fail keep
and Liver Cure ln ause approach
may life certainly prevent
much suffering s for sale by druggists
take no other. "a word 5 Client.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
THE COURTS.
nFCISIONN-Nnv. ).

Supreme Court hdnbrrs-Bv Judge DonOhUe.-
smith alt. Gallagher. Richards AIT FINK Grained
I.y judge LaWreuc exantrr fr AcN1u rr ms case
back iurtleT proofs general tui particularly az
the a. e2al0l 3D. COLLISION adhere i' 10" o'.'u .a'
default before enc referee does not answer the requirements
Of
sDccai I.ria-l}v Judge Van worst orssu sgt Cors
cvidr decree
hs and tIc application l~ denied hIclrI~ t-
-ocie alI nters-J Judgment otirnta.- on - iuirei
Common Pieas->Dccia, IeIn-By Judge LaIemoro.
roa. Company. Hot.ur denied. MILE Az hidi, Watson
az d -. .l.iut,..
ii4Y,Af CgHy - hlinJers-Bv Chief-Justce Shed
granted ~wfrH et al agt Cor
Can terrell NICttiug Judgment upon
3.rue attorney for She painis AZ so for hs COSTS 100
accepted thu Gays by te sld attorney n iuI ssia,
D.. IIiH tar ONCE OBJ
tue ,rrupJn 0rIpr vii he maze drn'--n2
action without O. fo either party 1s against ihr other
D,,vea a-t Lo.,.t- t!otou .. phase cause uh ett' cie
Gar drmcd wiihou. costs. Noes aGt hhe-A receiver "
b.. Ap " br ett ri 900 i"' iaf uolcr
l.cl u,re lz 1o.i.II security ipr cp ilps'd I'D
Ial uaiU. Dee ui.t -u s O irIt|' pt.if AMOR
obligation granted
Mechanics ard Traders Rational baah % -r" 1uik a--
ei d. t4~r- Ine examination DISC "- - to
property Doe tI ur control OF recover
pointed Ito bring an action g. -i r
va.ay Tire Transaction concerning tHr urmtuir li.s
Insuu.- order amending judgement Tho pscn '-f hlne
Motion granted lur November ~. l~Np 4ohh"F a--
IlufI-Mul0u denied ou t.rli~ Jarrett ar l.hstii".
tsyn derf lEiI" trL nir IL. t.t '.lr'
granted No,-mo,. l- Part H. Cuiiry ir. H-' SUIT
granted king cau~" or calendar stern dei ATTY
mann ~chOcnbrrg -cIacner'riels oil di@cont ua co
Trfg.. I.m--retA Iriu~c!-fi.}-r thurman
aci- Blo0Ine!ac N.r.r.- ordered set el AMI uieL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08

srryy,w Coru- C,usmaG,- Douonae. or. oosu+ az
Ioo a. n sa az iia l u.s. 'i 49, 49, Ia ~ f9 i7 u.s.
SPECIAL IAaN-lrac, count opens as u.51 T. m as'
on 6JU- rle Union o savings institution AZ C.afh
Ci',sl-p PART AID ,YEs AyD rrnuSEa-Davis, J.-Court
open, al lo'5U a. N, rlmna. oa,'.e's nan c,.o
or no. ati0-1r3r a.,t cram. So o., ca.euaar.
PARE Ll-E.u \ola., -. our e4- a. ~ A. ,n-Nos
1921 2.2 2l+ lbs. s-li 2,J-, 2-Je. lO-J 1928 1913
~,t6aos J6taI-GFyE'.,L rFm sedrwc.. C. J.. and
~r-il Russell. JJ ,ourt opens ~ j. a. nte ~ fir
TO- H. General CarnaarNOs H.. H. l. TO- IJ IT, 49, -
-. cr-ii,- rIsN-- Frccrnou j Court orens nj 10 m
cucnt,r called az j O. mlieid IA Part H. hoom-Nos' a.
.c6lNd> rI.>s-iayEgil rzEg-c P oor C. j. and
Day and IAN ito So. JJ - our rn+ 80 j. D. ~
- ST. 5r. 49, 80 a.a Io2 Ii2 l-+
rEcAL lEsN- Iarrrmore J.,ourt opens at u ~ H.
TuAL rEia-P1r Ivan Bruut I.-oour' omen. at II a.
M si4 IN part u. Room -,os $780, As i74' o'o
NAaINE CousI- IMAL IsW-r,kf htrlin' len
ID ,3 io@ f6a 7. '..- 222lt 1923 4lls. fl73
- .. a7t- 5''7. i5-l 'J.a i'ti t'l-,5 p., ,,,
PART es: - .i a., .5is a. = s56,
5,3 5lUl, l-6o. 42'2 AGA. POO =74 -5-" oo,o TO- -
Plrr -Go,p9 J.-Hodn -lgsror Court -reeal rern
AZ Boo 34j7 1928. 1898, 4-9l il-s l"p9 1919 49,
'5at.pa,L scssloS--rAsr I-CoaIns J-rAe Peor'e aet
Lawrence Qu-uZer Thomas AArIv, terminus assault ana
ls-o- TI'ae Kchoe arccay t.cm lr person. Nina
BIlu,utha, william Lllm,ulhl- it..i NJ p. .'Ii
Phsr smytn. K-Iue People a'. William king. George
Oaslinls. tranous assault sno pa ff.oei.A " o
TuouIa HanIcr MicL': onn.cy. lmi' n .ua o ,.ir'
John Wilson. Mary ~ui wan larceny from .Ht person Je
III van ' .. DAYS Jrhe People a4t Catherine
Dol.u trcs Uom. Frederick j. NclLhurg. john Ni,A,
joan N Nl4on laeaei 8sot Daniel Do Clancy Alexander
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
SOME ETLLN MIDDLETON.

me Reu T. De Wtt Ta'p0ge At ne Brooklyn TrbrrnGce
OiTesbytertdnI
The Rev I. Dewitt Tamagc preached yes
terday morning Il tie Brook VI Tabernacle 10 large
congregation. In he course ~ his sermon he Hkeued
the public scnoo system sacrifice, and charged thar
the Lcrd.uc Of great muutudcs Of children in poorly
ventilated huldiu2s itlc tier than de hcrltey
aiming hug. hoi, c1ust. Tie denounced the cram
mug -vstpuI ana sad TIA n-Nt door 90 tIt great
there ought ID De erected hospitals foi tAe
trta urut OF uc6ers. Il 100 EeQuCuu! happen tLat
finishing cIifs ctucIiion hi- heath was finished
M The st0ie TIM. Al the yivacitv ct q chPs nature
beaten oi ia ~ TIE heavy "eadc OF the Grrck
l.N.lor. The people heard al d,l all u tho uGi-~
biscbnen and of thc nese; hu III rights OF c-Il-
Crcu not sufficiently considered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
Giip Rsal GsiaEc for sale

4DVERTISFNENTS FOR THE NEW
a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al -, q
TI,rONN OFFICES. 81. i,-iN broadway. cor. lHirly
FISTS. 3,)~ Visit Twenty Dlrl I cor Ee "a. "a
Cd F8IIetntIsU. corner mon -Glafe sDU ih.l
avc IN Frtr.. ve1th-sr. A the HAR LEM OFFICE No
Ooi ana l,L~i IIurIave cor. unehu nlTe -4n4-J"tn
iOurt Ir savings BANK BhlHh+I' up To d b. 'N'' "
regular Office rates.
EOR SALE or LaFsp-a Bargan.-LaIge
blocks uu.Leald waterfront for chemical "orA5 lAc
tories. ec. L. a. YOU ~, ~ i-1chln-r. place.
EOR SALE.-fIousa. No. $50 Madison-ave.,
between i5-n ana G7thss on Lenox hh i s s'o,y
STONE 'FRONT.' with Alniwlud hriHit Irscuu-
an. bonn ...te and order Plumbing &C.
.c. dome 3D.. -. work. see wItchmin Oh Drenis-
,ODD and 1S4rH-ST.. near lOIH-AE e.
o. plot 0f .. lots, pilcc $1,000 per lot H LAM
X g, TT Sc. . EcekWanst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08

so adj. \. s to.. Leroy ST. RIO, 'l1.. FAEE Only o.
steamers eav.us -undA, couch 70 A.Dta,.
4 REDUCTION OF FARE.
"A ,.-.., FALL RIVER Ii z. T. ,--,., ,,,,,.-,rs
co.iespon mig reduction ~ Al Ei,t-ln points Mammoth
cui,t rom pier g. s. H. loot of & lrryst pm elve
Lrlofva -30 3D. Jersey ,uv. t.i5 p u a Anue1 lol..
hotels m ticket oAcc II The Office On The PIER and Oh board
Go. /. coNNoR. BORDEN & LOWELL,
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JEB>EY.
y -0tauon IN Sew l3Ts 'oot OF Liberty ST. -iauon III
cormcnciHr October p is Leave NeUYor foot Of
$50 h. nor Ei.n .ngton, East1n. Allentown. sc.
7.soa. For -chooes ,ouu.ln. High Buage Branch
D. L. q Western r. r.. Easrn Allentown. Wukssbarre'
s.i5 a. ni-For Flcmin.toa E,4ton Allentown Reading
Harr-Durr Nauch chunk. Danye " ''ham-uort Tamaqua
m.-For em ngt'n Eastou, Allentown. Reading Har
350g Ia-For E1s,on. Bath, Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua
%. G-for -cloo.egs Mountain, High Bridge Branch
As y. mo omrr ule Flemugton. sc.
81 D. n.-sSf f.,lton b.. L. anil " r. V Allentown
Reading. uarrisbarg. MAucA Chunk. " likesoarre &c
saa rains .,s a a M Il m r.. for Bound B BrG3s
tog1. harrisburg and tDa west 80 s,, go o.--
.i32 TO- l2 ~ I'-} p n' 7'' i II % ' u1 ''
F,r -r,i,. IN local r,af. see rc ii6 e., al ,ta ions
ton TO and from Jersey city station.
NEW-Y0EK AND Long BRANCH DIvI-
ALL RAIL LINE for Perm Amboy. south Amooy; Red
Bans, Long Branch Ocean Grove Ashnry PaTS Point
pIrl- ant Toms !vcI Earnrl1t. ATLANTIC CT Y. sc.
rk foot Liberty St.. AZ 900 ,j, LAD a. m
l.oU 5.JJ. 4.Du, J.3U p.
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YOHK RAILWAY
COME. rION. Leave foot Of LibertysG lot Freehold
at 7.IJ, lI.iJ A. u.. 400. j30p III
NEW JERSEY sou IHERN RAILWAY
y Leave Ncw ork foos Liberty 81. ~ L.
Via brIuo hDort.
FOR .iIeuands. .. =. II. ID %. =. $50 p.
For Monmouth Beach ana 7eaDrsht ., SID l4:4J n NJ
$3.50 4 go $3.50 Pc.
\8 Bank:
I.-uu m F.r AarcAester iOus River, ALTA ItC CITY
FOR al stations to Writings, Toms River sarne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
6eaIskin 5at1nes, etc.

CEAL.<KTN SACQUES redved; new process !;
= COMA 10 he-t Lou dye refining. aiteriBg. repairing
SHAY L. 1903 Prnce-sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
STEAMBOATS, auo Railroads

EOR NEW -HANEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
EI.I.D WHITE MOUNTAINS MON TIRE Al AMI IN
70 r. r..
~ ~ epsed. , D. and tl3O D. eonuectin; WITH
soasa ulns New Haven Tor Hartford Springfield 10
Ickcts sod aud OaFsa checked ~ 9tt Broadway NeN
YORK. C0urt-st. AtoOaWn
NOR NORWALh AND DANBU Ky DAILY:
steamer A E.iCt > caves Pier - lFult0n FegryD
245 H. w. 33d-st.. h.. X, D. m. FAKE, - StNiN
ENCC RSION TICKETS. % CENl-
NOR RONDOUE and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
z Ii a ~ Ia. lA,.t POINT Curnwt. NcNDurt blro,
Milton PnuglNropA Esipas oo1n esnt " ga 'a"i AL
Ie,.N.rr ann IS M valley t-lr0A -ttanD a. = Nfs
X b.. DIV y I4tDAiN7 COX = "a cave u ~ -
A. IA Pier "a. Nustl NlFrr. ioif ' ltali.aA T. -
-ooyt a-.urua .WAtn ihOas Cothti 10Y a. - phs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
Clt1 groucrtn Go Get.

N-LI sJAD|NbAD - -'---------~---~-
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE, NEW-
"a YORK. rEleLN h " I'LL BE ~ ~ ~ a r. ~
r,t-t, 3O~ West Twenty h.rl IT, cor fl.i IN ~ ~.
81 is FoIrr'n'l,'. corner mon t., u IA
uoi ana Us Imrdave CA, hundred ild s"ch'y
IogIlst. Il r.m savings Bank Blu dingJ up 10 = p H. AZ
regular 0lice rates.
DARrTTION PEREMPTORT SALE.-By or
Court valuable mprpytu az ,,- h,.
T. rizop reterre. 40 the EXCHANGE ~ALh-kI ON No;
il broadway. WLDN E9-A' November 80 -eoo ID -
''''A nun JoH> u. -DEArERff Aaeaoneef
PEARL sI->es u ana ~, ~, -s''
GUr ;r Jos t--r-N So ~ Great Jones-st -, ~
Ar; ST Le.saloil premises Nos. AZ ana ~ "@r-
Gri. m VIc4 81 SOS 5-i and SIS Gr'envichst
MDi.rl> r. Lot north ,Ile east 'l " est C. ,, 49,,
HOUSTON. -T-Enure block between Greenwich ana
"H6F-l6> .-r-Enure block between Washington ard
'W,-lIINGToN- 81 Corner ri % ouslon-t
d. I-I.ADs ou Scs ST.. corner oi Houstonst ana near
Ao r S' i,x-rrae whole BLOCK between Columbia aud
'(oN-rNos. III. lI3. Ii5. 1T. 40 and III
CJLUliEIA IoJ % lJi. 1905 -'7 -l' III iiu
GoEGcE-r-nee' ao...' oa c.--,T Of s, 7'anionst
STANTON r.-I.fo .oi- wee; ui loei .i''. -. ,
-..ru.r reu- U. "a. purchase lol,y H-y remain upon
Ior .aF' 'a a.a-r4ms apply 70 tls AU-roNEER Nos
-5 ara 50 F.out-s'r
@.i.rIS s.-I1II. plaintiff Attorney. NO 20 Wan st.
OF 4" WILLIAM uuzo.. Referee, 40 so w.ll-st.
nFT.CEs TO LET, SOME desirable. az 10y
- p1cs "a ta. lai- % T. . .ll p "a III IAS1
r WHIlrp. l.eolnan ''-
no LET.-0 Lafayctte-place, fEe-stqry
house. bias ness OF -1lsnss. JUN f- BALI l.
ID r-Ho-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
Ccnutrn troucrtn for Sale arr O. let

QCulItrD ljrOpcrln IOt 9Hlt uI'O ~ -
DVTRVI~ENENI Is FOR LIE NtN-
UPTOWN OFFICE. No - hr'tir 3. ' IN v n,
r.. -t or 30 y" ,,r Tn.,r.,ilir, 100 rl!i1.
- I - t.-r. H. AL tut ID ARLaH 1fFtt $50.
L"tl ara - ID , d ms lii.iiucJ ~ 10 ,. H.,
.--"'-- r 80. T-I.-,J
\ ercc d rg onanr Iooi .5s"5T g.y III 2'
TORANEE. NJ. CnCghbornoOd speciality.
EbWAIs1 i HaMItI9N. l-- rno.st. \. i.
\ FINE LAoL Eth aces s., or 1 fn- ociiion
I si,5. a.a-''' nom Guy ''
OoD0D-r,-,-T.TY FOR SALE.
\ Ma. l.oc EARN s5 cl, ear Prac,on Co.Isre.
uaa4 no.-e- barn 'A .i,',. .le 2', ,.. nj c ANY
io "a Sg' LIN, . ~ vera -501 yearly hall pur
chase uo4.y oa r.ni1' Address 'i " b '''' d.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, so rcres II first .i.
= cia-, buildings. 30 ml"s from iy' WI 'r 'i I'll 'e
lar u. oo.l Er LAND as WHITING. te' 'iid.7''
FrOP SNLE-HltrL 10 rooms; celebrated
) mineral q, il-4, =" '''.' '"''' ''
T,on .,TF or TFA~F-A b,rgaIn.-Lsree
X Oit 49, H .f.,.. r,- Chemical works.
'aetoi.r-. ,e. hA.farNi. 20 i-Aa-''Ee '.A..
nm apor e1..ai -tc.ss near depot one Aoar frqn
sew Ior. tv. ing ,r ulni price ''OV. AHtIo'' w.
M POST Oulce box l--. 0"nrIFi-e' ~.
4. OK NAl4t.-lH va gay .t'''' ~ ~ ''' 90 NJ.
p.A-aai-' N'it.' mousse ..'- .f- e..r,- .u,. In,
o'i0c. DO 80 IS 3D.. ,, ... I'm. r1,1u ~ rel -
slides ' b. "'+'l r.' ,r.l,r4 ,af,ceen two ta
uu,rr t.c "h14r nous @ ~. &c. ih. hons. a
COCA barn ae} mes a "- .o lae rdatr hausc IN run
.ii i,'.,lu I1, above D ace, 10 ilsuu-eI OF
nee, I'D t.l,..r l y ,l.n ue su.I public lIc-
ton on prenDscs at lSo O'Clock be H. D. c. Gill;
Iturter.
MON To iAl6, y. 81. properly HptcItltY.-
ii,' - '- -
- STATS 10 Jet and or safe igra.s aHG r nm aFnsafL
B.A' N LII. OK 7-l- -. ''''
- 'l-h-N 80 ,t..t UNI not Zoe Ife NJ Wan.
r INN oG x, w. 'qs AZ -f Gov I Pi,IeM T.
S Tn9n axe Al '''' ''''' -, noro,,s
go f'N ~ ~ n, i ' V'a,',.'' &c
Mrs oI y ma Mia M I'm 'nr7' "-
Two MANI EAtl / ~ lS1.-t AZ OIAl - L =
Ha. rEI d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
RECORDED erAI Esrtrs rRAN5FE -
NEW yoRK cry.


+ 70 prctavc lnt =. t}XI 90 william WILCOX err
a. and vic % lII A-.-
l)th.-t 70 40 ~ 4 frtrIVe. 2Jxio9f Ann
Brown 'rig- Rock
Ifgi.-st d i15 - ~ li fu-1y', J'NlVN Tl'-n
lar Cnari,- sI-tz and VIE 10 otto koihnan -; ~
tgih4t Do s 9rl1 U o. ltl ave, 2'Ii N+u mh-'i'' an
ward fa tal-b T. ~ ad -.-.---------- ~.
.- +. ~ 1tI.4vc. tO- n ~th 81 "'N mn
III 10. Wsrrfr g. Wari o. caleb r ward Io''N
.t.-f lfl ave- tODit'-I tfAlcls hli
al "a, Gideon r1duL'tn 4'''
ID q. 1.It "a n ..-.r'. % D. sum IT, i'"A
-rtt j Brow. a 70 VIE ~ LcniI-l Olaik------
Cro.nn1c..-st " s. t0l.tfG q s Cd HcctDr, - 1" -
Nashn to1-.t. t6IViG* x-t * Irregular WI - IN
H-m AyuIr to JcteIh .,ay o.. -, 4''O'
III grt, r -I- 20 ID 20 t1'.h- {, ylu'' the N'tHN
Lite Insurance 90 to Hugh and Henry moAl'e- - n,
9d.aye' g 4. So 4 .tsof -9thst, 25@N7j' Peter
~eltrei Der ana W.tt 20 NARY ~cAIcih 2 .--.- go
same property. May sch cider q fot.r 7cAi'IDp
CGth S. n s. 1Hi ftem jthaye. -5xio15i w oo ma
ietscI ana wife q, William NJ re- nnlds- ---o. o--'
ID ave vs. cor If t-,t -lG1'J Thomas 0Wth 90 mn
la a. Joseph n Bcarns -. 80. -.-- 49, 81, .-,,o --'
7sI-~r. % 20 70 of 4-tave. -5N-t- Oilh'iiho
shea - JohI Hearu -'0
ootst s. - ~ 81 A"G5 i1 1ry' 'V--'O 1000
2Otn ST. "a r. so 80 West. 1uxs- Henry CAAiA g., %
wife % william sloane &c.
Same property, William sloane a4G VIE 70 OAI'e 20
same pro. crty: b Keiiy h rid &C. 10 Henry =.
same pr peIty same 10 same. NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ " EW LiNF.

BDI- - BLODk EJl It-
For Ti.LN TON auI PHILADELPHIA
Leave Sew YORK from station C. h. Il. OF ~ j.. foot OF
For Philadelphia ninth and Green-s,s. at 7:ij 900'
I...J lyU $40, =. 80. 800 no. I-.OO p IL On sun
u'S "a H. r., a. Ia I,.r-i ,r 55u 300 Il15 a r. I.3o.
i.t1 5.slp u. SUNDAY ~ ". ID o. M. $50 %.
For uOu and Iucaer-sts, 80. 80 300 10
a. l.5 tJn. so iij $50, 10. 1900 y. IL SUNDAY,
$40 a. n. $3.50. 1900 y
Leave PuilltclpIla Tor NcW YORK
From, st4uons rhlaie pima aud eading r. H. corner Ninth
540. 7.I5. u m. on sunday &C 500 $50. ~
$40. $50 r:3O 80 m. sunday at $40 m, tSO p IN
Dtp0Uis pa. III IA cars attached nd.
From Trenton iuI u,krrsts-l.25 except Won
day J4U. $780, -uO aU1, lll n. l-o- Ziu 4.-4 o:5J
,.fs Tor s. II foot II Lrrtvst Nos 2.i9. POI. ioI. ga.
Jj- 1875 Broadway. ti- principal hotels Nos dnd
! Cpur.- annex oilce Jewell, uart bfp"NIYA
i Trausfer Conn any VIII al AMI cheek Dargage
mana ga and L52J broadway Ia6 N have N~w fork'
and Court g. brpk % Al these ph.r- are 30 c"hHoc
ugp "H ''s y f!IP10ne AHa LII" i H. BgKLDw1v
General n lnAVer gen. tas.. Agent
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER lLAILHOA u.-C0ulmencIng NO enDer p,
Western and Northern Express 10 Rochester,
Plat. burg. II Adams auf Montreal .
.LJ..o a. IL CAct6' I rs q 1FA"lAs wv" ' ~ ~
IIo0 m TO 4 bany ami troy. with to Utica
Saratoga Gien'- Fails and Rutland.
400 y. H., ACCOMMODATE % Albany anu roy
600 H.. II. Lsul- Express au5 WIN ncpus Sdrs tpl
sleeping for Buffalo. Ioe41 anu Oss'i ana LUZ AoI
tfeal rXcrpfng sunday night VIA saratoga - p.
e5u p ni PaciHc Express, dnly. WIN Us Taqroy
Niagara Fails Rochester Buffalo Ceveand 'oiao Do'rol'
sno I n Fast Express FOR Montreal, Rochester and Corn
ing Crneva -leeDing " Geneva Rochester AMI
1850 a M sight express with sleeping cars 70 Albany
Tcse On aale 50, ~ and ALB Broadway ana AZ
Br,.dSav Nv orx aud SOB Wlsilngton-st BrooKlyn
j M TO-. Ef Cen e. 4 NJ h i-k Gen PAssr Ag-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08

Is TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY
DrP,Is ~ PHILAD ELPiIA. N NEM-YOkK-
DoUELE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
AtNI AND THE FASTEST FINE CONSISTENT
WIN ABsOLl III ,AFEIk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08

1'ILtIf.fF 4F0'' U I1|'
The fo'low,ua sale, wore held a. ga, Exchange
salseItoui to-day
BE- lIrres s. Brotrn.
block NJ lrn.l bnuuaei by OAK srd W-.natave'
I'm De- --.- Port Norris i-uu am iT-
urOveincut 90 .....------. .-..-- ~'"''''
io.s 80, .'nii inr,gs' . ~ .,,r 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
fecturss ano AIectlns5

WILLIAM DENTON, the well-known pop
w ar scen Lecturer WI siVr n e ch ~ ~
y, rtfISFS On GEOLOGY IA KEY bts.AA - -. i-As
AZ Va, AZ 3i,st conlmen, ing on MoNiNl r. W. W.
~ yrml,r !. and continuing throughout tae wee
-rctets f,r he C0ur.e 81. Sugle Lecture - oents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08

Two NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SITES
1 FOR SALE near tIr city. hatlAe H'n,'-r "',.,,Y
aou- ..e ,e .f.. run. limo T. nAay s4 1870 &
,t.. i"ii'i lp~ -'ni dhl
., r.a from ten ~-th riIOa 'I,'n is' .IoI
1870! uuf " TINS lDcAsliii
rs LIGHT. SEQ Btt DIED ilt-i price NV 'oAma
- Ad,ir..s r AC'IOflT. DO1 -. Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08

Drr,r.S TURKISH, ELECTRIC and RO-
\ -'Pi'-,I- 81 Isrugtnu ave. core 10Th IT. " ant
% i-eu .ud Eoniru employ ment asle e-ni-' beAliHy
ana prof .ulr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08

FREEHOLD AND NEW-YOHK RAILWAY
CUNNEU rION. Leave foot Of LbeItysG lot Freehold
at -.IJ, ll.i5 A. l. zoo jj0 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
Din Gooo5.
48 & so West 14th-St.

N THE MEANTIlIE We ARE SELLING OUT AT
THE OLD HEADQUARTERS. REGARDLESS or COST
OR VAL T. THE ENTIEE STILL WELL ASSORTED
STOCK At SUCH REDUCED PRICES As TO INSURE
SPEEDY SAILS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08

1 PAssENGER TRAINs :, on ami after June l. 1880 WI
- ~nofs Cortlaudt ana oeDrOsssA. at 80 i
n m and 6.30 p tor EAston- Bethlehem Allentown,
9aurh CHUNK WilkesOarTe anda, sVeTiy,
ithaca Geneva LYONS Buaao aud me West Pullman 'ep-
frr rogrhes attached 70 U3O n. u. train. , -. ali
Trans leaving TAO a ana p M Guinness tS' ~
uanIs I'M MahsuOy and IIazstan coa. regl0nA
G,rea astern Oicr corner Chui IN any N9r1'.Au,-sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08

Tickets aafeIs 500 Broawav other music stu md
Box Office ~tuwY Ean ~ubs rrpton lists q ne tAevs
LOuce. t. low op ~ $50 Broadway. - ,he
Next tCEC. ItT MONDAY. nov. -
Nile VALLkfA. RAW t.LLI and -tgDOr "a IA III
VIII assist. Later DO tIr season --..
MARIE l.OLE. hiss IL UISBf aud VI LHELMJ
viii appear
cor all the Twelve Grand COh"efta 70
and Z 30, according 20 Ocatou ol 81