davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
A FALL RIVER LINE
n FOR

A FALL RIVER LINE
IA FOR
BOSTON AND THE EAST
The best iOSon. Bedford Fitch.
burg Law u MaTihas NIueS ara NInuC ket, White Noun
a.ns Nj y srr Portland Bangor. John y. B., Halifax
ann al pnhcpa cities AID nand AMI shore resorts
Of EUN T. land The III
TIL! NAM worn PALACE STEAMERS
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
cave NewNO tt Is huJS- eXcrPt' III rom Pier 2S n
r.. foot Of MurraY.s az $50 T. Leave Brooklyn p.
Jersey tlty bro "Annex boais fUi sunday tps
ecs y " GRAND PRO u ~ AIDE
CONCLlS bO by Tie speniid bands aad
OIchustras attached % these
FL IL NIGHTS REST.
Noin'crmPd ate landings between New YORK ant F3l Rver
Special train leaves steamer wharf. Fail River. at
" ndgys eXCrp arriving al wport ~ GAO 1--WE
NORM r train. FA I. RIVER ~ BOSTON.
Tickets. statcnOoms etc. BE- Obtained IN NewYork AZ
% 80. 2Ol. 4Ol, ~. >: 80 94i and -! Broadway
ticket Offices, al the OFFICE OF THE LINE On THE
III H. steamers: Nos and COurt-st., aud st
Annex Offices Brooklyn jersey In Boston No.
Old state House and at Old Coony Depot.
BORDEN & LOWELL Agents.
GEO. l.. CONNOR General +. .sseDger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
pprvrtvu CLOTH MARKET

FALL RivrI. Mass. Jnne l2.-Th" N Ik't Tor i,nhihg
Cl bas l, WIihpn change IN any particular, production
IEnC CON nj ,cn; salts 90 pieces, deliveries. l.OoO
pIeces stock Oh hand. 2CJ.0OO pieces.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND lNiIkD STATES MAIL Il

AND UNITED STATES MAIL hOClE
leave York. via Desbrosses and Cortandt streets
Ferries, Us follows: a.. -, 60. ,.. ,,,.
Paace attached, 8 a. H.. Il and $50 p n daiiy
LOcN Have o. 1880 Cory and Erie
AT :: % r. connecting at CORY for Ttusye Petroleum
Ce.tTe and the OIL RegionS ,S .,,-...., -, ~ -.
Expr,s" of Iulnan Pal or Cars day except SdDday 10
n M: arrive Washington 4l2 y. NJ Regular at 4:30 and
So n. NJ: !, ami 10 r. m. sunday ~ D. m n ,,o,,
Express for West Philadelphia. 4:3O, 13 e2o ~ Lm
irdC a. m l. :':j0 4. 4:40. 0; ., $50 aud ~ ?. "a
ami II ii;ht sunday. iSO and 81 m 81 T. $50 and
Express oi rhlade!phia via Camden 73o and
poas If B@slyn Annex" connect with AL through trains
az Jersey civ auIding speriy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel ,o.n mn o.as a.,
day :: 1:UO a. M. o.. NJ Gai y exctpi Mon lay IRON
Baltimore. $50 D. n. z. 3Jt, 4:J0 1925
" n Snntay 6:5U T. From pbia lellIia 800 6:D5,
XII BIO lGin 1870 M 2 oJ,.: 4jO, 5:2u $3.50. $50
49, nnr lnY5 D. IN. Daily. excerpt Monday
SnTaaT .S0 G:O5. 600 T. 10:i0. ll:30 $50. and
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
sHELDOM g. WADsWORTH
BAN kEkS, I'D WAbLST.

BANNERS, I'D WAbl"SE
In general banking busineaa. buy and sell
an conn On all securities cuifcnt ~ the NeEiOrk
FYcLangc, adv. ncirE ou Aan+
I,c-i- nj iIrst Mortgage Railway IOnds Tor sale.
N.. G. >IIELDUS. NM IA MAD5WORTu
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
Dankrnpt Notiles.

V'IIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
l7th lay Of May D. 1880, Warrant IN Bankruptcy
issued against lne estate Of FRANCIS LEHNEtE Of
TIE CITY NcSYOrk. IN tho County IL AeWN NOrk aud
sat" of New York who has been aGudred bankrupt on
las petition that the Of debts and de-
ryO property belonging to suc bankrupt 10 bp or Tor
s aud Transfer Of property y him are forbidden
by that adjourned einB Of the crudiios OF the
fa ban rupt their debts aud TO choose or more
guees s will be held ut C. ur OF Bank kruptcy
lo be no drn at No l33 FuitInsi. Ia the CITY OF New
York before Edgar Ke'chun ESQ Register. The I'D day
OF juno. 4 ~. i>%l nj IL O'Clock LOUIS +. PA1N.
- MLranal. MossruV-I. southern District New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14

Ill v y -
Cutc1co June -itoos-h Receipts. l1DOO hean ship.
hean very active ana De- hlchei ,
ntxe6 Packing "a a44 Is; Liz' $|9;S 20 Choee Heavy
"a iLdS4 80. good clcr .nc' III =" ,,.. ,oo TO-, .
ScGTFIR- Receipts, ..n0 het shPmentt 8.2oo Erin
T-I-T IA u f1l = ilp'lHE
n ~, 1 a. sj tioOd - CI~tj 20 Butchers sLOAg
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
IuR -IAiE rI IOWA.
ENEoUiNE HIrAEThfNf. :
HEs MuiNI-. May T. l-1h }

iENNsYLytNT RAILROAD COMPANY
TRFAslEEE DEPARTMENT. iHmAnEtilIIA. MAY L. lS7g>
TENHE EOAHD oi DIRECTORS mas tins ihy
i declared = %EMtANNCAL DIVIDEND oi lliRtt
PER tN Ihr capital ~tOca ~ The Company, eiutr OI
all abe and after May l7 to S.ckmia"rs rs
tai-U.rd bupka Ui the Company, at O'CLOCK T. l
Apil 20 l--O. 49,. L.,
rt 90 c.yr the shareholders ia" bcgcnt 10 be derived
frm q III trhuuu ~ ~larf 0i The 9pit1 stock re-
ilr tIt, -; fairIt rlL IN" "piion IL
gwen ;h shareholders g. 'cNr r dividend thc;tuy e
cash IN scrip convertible utO tlt tdhtA
Si.rk the COMPANY IdI. whom presented III sums ~
itV D,laf- p.nylr tn sad option shall be rNrrcsrl on
or uf Jri,~r II, OihriMI~U III" diFl
IcLd be p.ld JOlIN D IAN NLpl;. ircA,uei
NEW.YOER May |. 1850.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14

On and after JUNE IL, 1880.
Express Trains ECwYOrk Des0rosses and ('ort
Iaudt STREETS Ferries. as follows: "a 40
o, = SO and 10 p M and IL night % sGhohysi h 4So
Exhess IIans NewYork daily except Sundzy AZ $3.50
Ia. and running through via Trenton and CAM
BSais BIooklyn with all through trains
al Jtsey city. anOrdng speedy and duect transfer ios
Brooktyh travel. 49, 49,, , .o - =. .
7:a5 $50 and II Limited Express 1880 p MI q .,
D., D, 7:DO y. Daily .exccnt Monday 4:lo u IA.
on sunday l2Ol $40 3:I5 4:2o $3.50 and m.
Leave PHI lar pha via Camden, a. IL and $3.50 p H. eI-
TIrSe Othce- 626 944 Broadway No. Astor House.
ana tt OF COtlandt No. Courtst, ana
Hrpokyn Annex Der foot OF FulIonst Brooklyn; Nol
lt I aud Is uulsOns nst. llGbOken Depot Jersey City.
EinicIant Ticket oiies. No. satteryP'Seev p>rp
FRANK THOMSON, . l. r. fAhAEh,
t;enr raj Manager. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
RALTMOEE AND OHIO RAILROAD:

~ a. H. for Washington. Pnsburg, Columbus Cnnnatt-
rdiniapus. ard the West. RChnOn, Charleston
nIn Ihr ~tt. luLlnau cars fIUm Baltimore TO Newark
OHIO nuii Chicago
vi y M hr Washington and the West. Pull from
New Yok EltinOre and Washington. making eoSe con-
InI. fr PntSruTs tincnnatI. auap lis, LOdNVllle
and st Ionla. Though Pullman cars baltimore to nCin
natl ~. Louis and ldsarg. IN tram arrives At Wash
ii 4. / d =
,p .reprr. from New Ork Ia Baltimore and Washington
kim tloSr connections Tor Ihcag9 CINCINNATI lndinap
ts Pit tSburg South and
Snuthwes Through Pullman cars from Baltimore Cn
c,oti ,iI !i I.r :COuucrts at Washington with trains
Tor Ivnchbnrc florida N,n-Ortans and the Sonth ~
For thrOugh u, please call AT COmIanYS Oice 3l5
Roadway Nrw YuiK and at IA Offices Of Coandt
md Uesbr,sses -ta and Depot Jersey CITY. -
KOIi ID TRIP TIChEIS ~ hANSAS NhbhAohA n AND
i'ob''' (tDIJIRADD
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
Dluiocn0 Noncce.

tFrict uF1HE DKNawuor MINING COMrANY.}
So. NAfI-I. Ntw-l oTA, jan" = lo'J. -
hINIpEND 80. IL h.. monthly DIVIDEND
- - ~"INTl FIVE &! vi 'l.H 80 AEE has ben
Man. raynp % rl,rot iht Irt'irG AHhis
LII. A!'U = o irpL way, uh tire -!atIIsI Hams
botA- r.osc Oh liz lSiI iioLi
Il. b. FAK-ONo. Assistant secretary.
GarrN NoU.iAS G.tp MNiN1 r"Nr,NYop CAIF H\iA}
Ao Is WAiI--Io NEW AOES. Jnnr ]. 80
nIVIDEND No. l2.-lhc BDlrd o. Trustees
hafr TINS Gay d'ca.l'd thr IM LFIH MOS MY
DIV Ip Nrf cas- L. IEE STA IL Oh the capital st"th
Di th., company. lu All, Oh lie -Jt. list 80,
Transfer ne th @'l iroptn nn u 2'th OF
JI VI. J.. II. tOhItiI,'lil. SECRETARY.
~IAiE rt IOWA,
ENE,CiNE IrrAErhfNI
BEs MuiNL-. May \. $50
NOTICE i hereby z ven that th" y IEkES
~ cot PDNS ia liu dr tlr hr~i ny ~ JuY lNS"tho
nst day u JanuAy y AMI the ms day Of JuiY. 1884, oi
tie toiinn bonds --hu n ir tairO Iowa nibcg AIihn
II, by sixteen it. " the Ar;'"i t Etr'
l.irttu vi ~ci:lS apliOs cl May -
lSt. war dL l i'n,r L. '!a va hereafter De
1, ~ $NII NJ IA .k VANk or NEW
NOIk tie Cay of Sew l"ik ?nd hold 10 of hu'h DoIds
ir to take ri' ' -. ard ur7 ul sutn coupons
~ THE NATIONAL Park BAN ~ NEW-fohh when
uLc.
Governor Of Iowa
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
On and after II,NEli. 1880

MTNT AND rHE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
MIIH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE.

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA -.
er; Ear :s9op Gr phaGspha, and ,een Ill,
n'; i'SO A. o:aO 7l5. II p NJ ON sunday o. $40 nj
For station corner Third Berksst. at $50 o. HIS
M S:$D 5:s0 p ~ on sunday at go IN n, ,t,s.
3v $50, 4. $780, 7l5, II On Sunday at s45 m;
Retnrning will Philadelphia for New York:
From station Phacephs and Reading Railroad corner
S:so. % 7:iS Ip = p NJ On sunday $50 a. H. $50 i5p m
From Third and Berkssts al $50 7:l5 s?0 II M l2a
-, not. pnImSg cars aitscnSd m he ,.,c.pt Mon
s say, ~ a;3 I?O @ s4 IiS % iSsS M 2 81 tiG q o. AIS
Tickets for sale at loot q IIetyst Nos $50 2gI 4ol
s ., 2@% & a. The PFRa n9es RrooS NCs and
Transfer (Dodds Express VIII ca for
and from hotel Or su % &
HpSYoS aud coRrisr Brooki n al these are in
VII" e Bs aSG
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landing
sCozzens West Point1 cornwall New9gre Marlboro
SSa Ws1 d9 Xay EaTSSd % sa9sG5s
D. in li Fer 81 Sorth KiSer loot Of Harfisons
Except saturdays when ions Cornell leaves at l3 p. m
the CATsKILL MOUNTAINS
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIvER RAILR0AD b.: .mCommenciTng T May 10. lSso.
s:OGa Western and Northern Express to Rochester st.
ala & Cna:o and Western Eapresa
cars Canai daieua Rochester and Buffalo.
to Tic ca saIaiosS. % Slyns ais katSaa
GOO J. m' ST. Louis Express daily with sleeping cara for
m t4 R"s Seo sTeY sS DO & and Tor MoS e
ctpng sunday light via SsrsIoSs Rochcser and Corn
ing, VIA Geneva Sleeping cars 10 Geneva Rochester and
sap M Pacific Express daily with sleeping ears tosyra
Rochester Falls Buffalo Cleveland Ioedo De-
i0p n Sent Express with Sleeping cars to Albany and
le;s on sale at 252 ilS Broadway and West
colts Express Uce Psrs place and ej and S2 Broad
J IN N i6TCEY Cen Sup. C. Is. MEEKEK. Pass'r Agt
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
A. NEWPORT LINE
FOR
BOSTON.
FiIstc ass Fare
ONE DO Liza r.
Fifst-c ass Fare,
q y r DO l. l. A r.

Tickets limited and good only steamer leaving New.
Nnlt .N uf sale connecting icaYlu6 newport
tAv EcAt niol Lit < at - ,MOudais 80 a. m.)
lhC CUuIguihctnt steam ~
NEWPOKr AND .; u uONf
ly AT y d. NJ RON
p. Sur,h i;!,cr. loot 4 MutIay 81.
Ncw.NOrk thirty 10 sixty
n,rIrn arr iIi, ines Hud connect NJ Newport at
49, Mon dy> H., with i ENlIesS I!G-h
arriving m Boston ~ .jU a. III. Mon LAYS $50 4. M
IhI5 l. IllE DNII Line
running 1t .OH i4r.s that diuIt.s asscngtTSa
r. Ill NIGtI = HE'T
Returning. conrrrng IRAN rivcS Boston from oli Goony
I.int I'll T. D.. rum u. iuui j 10 AewpOrt III Nv" hours
steamer IN NoW foik n o'clock urNi morning
treats .ul r"pus O\ Ll be- ohtiHd hI tht once
of tine lr Fer - .,trih VrT ant Dolrt tic 80 amt
BORDEN d LOWELL. Agent.
GLO. l. C.NNUH, Gca'i PLs, Agt
4 MARY POWELL for West Point. Com
"a wall harI iods k"'pse tontout anu hiiKstOh
.rr II iHbIrs Hyde fatk.
leaves foot Of Nt~FRI.-r $40 and { III 81 nj 800 D.
~ una, cA,rtrI baggage by express ecel'ed al e.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14

1s TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXcEPT SUNDAY; 3
DEPOrS IN PHILADELPHIA. IN NEW.YORk
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14

NOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
,Iturk and IIuu ATONE ailroadaSeamtrs leave CATH
aIIne slip (l1er s. r. ) daIy n 1880 Ill. ami 2SO
.In,,r n n route
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY

q. 5:l5 y M
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New York foot Lbertyst. c. r. X. OF v. ].
8:i5a m-Al Ral-FOr Farmingdaie, Toms River, Bar
negat and intermediate statODs
$50 a. Bay Route for Long Branch Ocean Grove &C.
ll5p m-All Rail-FOr Toms Rverl VDeIand all stations
20 ~ Side AND FOR ATLANTIC ClTn. .
Leave Atlantic City for New York, Camden ana Az
l3Dtic Il. X. aud WiusOw Junction, at a. m .
- m-Ah ail-for farningaaie. Toms Riyer. Barnegas
TuckcTtOwn L. r.
4l5 D. NJ. Bay R0ute-FOr Long Branch.
SUNDAiS-Bay ROute-9:3O q. m for Long Branch, etc
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
TIE NEW YORK rLtyA1En RAILROAD co'mANY(

TIE NRw YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD CoMANY.l
InhAst LEG's OFFICE. BEOAbwAN
NkY.i uI.K jane II, 1850
TVNJE QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of TWO
4 ANp 'ONE HALE ,@-D PER Gen r upon the clmia
n ck ~ s com ,uy viii b. paid ana atl Il l~llAl
M nnir' ~ th treasurer 10 t!r slrrhO!dcrs
uf record the 18th Ius;afL
the team der iks closed NJ oClnrE r. the
18th instant aud roUprned on the morning o Juy next
J. \ tUWING. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14

MEIW roitA| ELEEhlEn SAlLmn iT ~ II I"HtNHi' its
V'HE QUAR- IERLY DIVIDEND OF GI2(
] TWO AND HALF PER CENT upon the capital
sIok OF This company VIII De paid st DAY Of
july next the Central Trust ton lm, - Nassau st.
SrW.Yok 10 the drr- c rccurdiOn The 1th Instant
The transfer books will he clnsd on Tho Nt instant nj
O',iocR p. aud reOp,nrd on The 81 81 u{ hcXt r
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
rI,O PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE oLDEsTABLIsHEp k9GTE AND SHORT LINZ
NEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
srAra oF ILLINnls. TnNAsrnFR's d

STATE or ILLINOIS TREAsigRR6 OFFICE.
hpriughrld NAV 81. lSsO.
VVIE INTEREST On ILLINOIS STATE
EuND- dur The inst MONDAY of Jul' l-Sn Will be- all
at The AHERICAN EXCHANGE NATlONAL BANK,
YoiR iy from thr jt 10 the 2lih Of July l9N hcG
hlyc JOHN G. SMllH H. h'hlo lr'aHhioi
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
PACIFlC RAILWAY MPF0VLMENrCO.

&RW-N uIK. June l.. 1850.
Tho third iusIluen o. 10 for
the extension ~ N" lcAa- and Pnc1c ulway will be
aud PAYABLE June the oil of WOI.RIS ER
CO. No - EYrhRn2c place. sew York. Checks should be
To order OF +. O. R.NS I.I. Assistant Trca urcI.
IayWctts vii be ludDr7rd upon tn and
Mortgage Bonds apptrlung to the first nsaucut of 10
cent viii be ready Tor del very on that iIfc.
{. r.. MBEKISIiDFFEH Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14

DslD-ST., 3O8 WEST.-A nicely furnished
- larg" and small room. with hrstclass board
'RS WEST 12TH-ST. Handsomely furnished
e1(O rooms at reasonable rates.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
1lnantlII.
BARNUM'S MUSEUM CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, s3,OOO,OOO.
SHARES, 800 EACH.

This company has been organized for the purpose Of erect
ing permanent Exhibition Building and Palace of Amuse
present of Madison square Garden which
property bounded by Madison and 4thsyes and Goth
and 27thsts tho City Of NewYOr has purchased
by this company Mr. P t BARNUM is the President and
General Manager Of the company
Subscriptions Invited for the unsOd portion, viz.
s75O0OO Of the capital stock Of the company until July Is
poXnO will be received in hundreds In
At that date the subscription Will be closed The
pce until then will be par The right reserved to advance
the price after that date without notice.
the subscriptions received TO that date shah exceed
e1750OOO the stock subscribed for will be allotted the
subscribers pro rata
No subscrpt be binding become payable until
the entire amount Is subscribed
Prospectus and further Information viii bo furnished
pllcatOn to
The New York, New-England and Western
INVESTMENT COMPANY,
81 and 33 Pine Street, NeW-YOrk,
Financial Agents for Barnum's Museum Company.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
Doaro ano Rooms.
East Side.

EXTRA large furnished double and single
Il rooms with or without board 100 East 2Sth
adj and Elevated Station.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

NORWICH LINE to Boston, Worcester,
! prr,a,j and tine White Noun ans via New. LOniCn
Sica,rs eale lrer ~ North hiver at III. daily
O -
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
5teamuoats ana RAILROADS.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEWJERSEY.

Ferry station tn New.YorK, soot OF Libertyst
wharf
Commencing October 8. is7s-Leave New.Yok. fsss q
Hbe follows: "a.
GSO D--Por Pennington Eastou Beivfdere Betheheua.
Bath Allentown, Maach Chunk Tamsqua, MahAnoy City.
IIazletOR. Wikesbarre Emira
with Delaware. LacFawanna and Western Railroad.
S:a5 m.-Fur High Bridge Branch, SGkoeleys Hounss1,
Budds Lake, and Lake Hopatcong kaston Allentown Has
ScrastOn. Dautille. Wiiiamsport, etc go
l0:SO m, 4:3O nL-F0r Sumneryflle and Flemngton
! pm;rFor Pennington. Easton, Bath Allentown Mausn
sbaIre. SCRANTON keading ColnmbtA Lancastec.
p. m.-FOr High Bridge Branch. Schooleys Mountan,
Budds Lake and Lake HOpacong East0n Bevidefa Aen-
town and Mauch Chunk.
$50 p m-Daiy for Easton. Allentown. MAuch Chunk.
Emira, Read,ng Harrisburg and the West Connects 40
Junction for Delaware Lackawanna and western halroad
$40 p. iD.-FOr EastOn. - -. 80.
S:s0 1880; le45. ll;dS; HAS N: la4s i:so, 49,
75lS T5 si5 sls ,els H. y "a, s.ona nreor
ana intermediate stations a $50 m for Esson Alien
For Newark 54s 6:l5 Gas, ia 74ssls s:sS Gso
To- 1880 ll:l5 IL m. g. $780, T. 430, D. o:S0 o4os
9, $50, 7;15 S15. 9:15, II, IL p. m.
For trains TO local points sec Time Table at NATIONS
BOats OF the Brooklyn and Erie make connections
at jersey city station 10 and from Brooklyn aud Erie Depot
Jersey city.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14

d. to 81 PER WEEK single aud family
PC rooms win board ransienis 81 per Day table Die
y arrcy Ol,sae hence exraO indry low pricea
CLARENCE no EL ~ Clinton plL, o. near broadway.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14

Brooklyn Board.
A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM to let with or
~ without board. Apply 10 Mrs. DAVIS. IS WOodbine ST.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14

A LARGE front room, furnished all i'm
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14

nESIRABLY FURNISHED. - One large ;
~ small With board references required 3Sa West
23n.Af.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14

20 WEST 2GTH-ST.-Double and single
ePD rooms nicely furnished; coolest house in the city
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14

10 BEOfD+> T.. AND b m tnAN'',- PLhCE.
(NAS SIOCKS & C,ty r. Il. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought sod. Fl ilN IIf.5I LHc!,1n-r ila
(.WYNNE &. DAY, 10 Wall-ot., Ncw-Yuk
~ G-tilsiiui lNti'. trai-trt general lukIng and
JERSEY CITY 7 per cent Imp. Uvcmcnt
- Bonds and Jcrscy CITY rr Euudri Debt Bonds
Tor sal ly H. \. HCELBt LIZ. ~ o., II Vail 4.
National Republican., 1880-07-26
TIE UTE CO1IWIssToN.


Opposition To Taking Land In Seyoralty.
Los PINos July 2A-The Ute commission
bold their first grand council on Wednesday.
The principal chiefs aud head men of the Un-
eompaghre aud several White River Utos
were present. Tho treaty was read and inter
preted. No pubic discussion took place in re-
gard to its provisions The Utos held grand
council al night among themselves. The 10.
suit of their deliberations eau only be deter.
mined by their action at the meetings of the
commission. Mr.. Sticknoy, secretary Of the
commission, was buried Wednesday. The
commission mot again tho following day, and
the treaty WAS discussed by sections. That
pertaining to lands In sevurally was objected
to- The Utes do not favorably entertain the
sevoring Of tribal relations and settling down
on 16O acres of land, They want reservations
as heretofore and the boundaries of the same
established before treaty is signed. One
Indian spoke denouncng the treaty. Ouray
replied, assuring them that it was the best
arrangement that could be mado undor exist
ing circumstances, and informed the Indian
that If he did not like IL he had better join
some other tribe,
National Republican., 1880-07-26
FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH.
PERSONAL.

hoDJE5KAs brother is lame from a shot in
The knee fired by ber husband In q duel.
The story that DR.. Tanner il an Ohio man
exploded itsolf No Ohio mau Is allowed 20
starvo under this administration.
LORD GRANVILLE, who was sixty.fye In
May, Is the happy father of a boy baby, the
fourth child by tho present countess.
GENERAL J. b. CHALMERS of the "Shoo-
string district" Mississippi, arrived 10 town
yesterday aud Is stopping az the Riggs
EX-GOVERNOR b. GRATz BROWN has an.
nounccd himself rs a democratic candidate be-
fore the next legislature for the United States
senate.
A RECENT letter from Paris announces tho
engagement of Miss Pcll of New York to Mr..
~. a. smithson, one Of the attaches Of tho
British legation
GENERAL GARFIELD has accepted the invi.
tatlon from the executive committee Of tho
New England Fair association to attend It's
meeting in September.
AMERICAN society in Rome has had social
excitement in the marriage Of Miss Rogers,
daughter OF Randolph Rogers, the sculptor, to
Count Pho Sautin of Italy.
Mr.. WHITEWATER has been librarian OF
tho University OF Virginia fifty four years.
His commission was signed BY Thomas Jeifar-
son himself January 80, 1926, only few
months before his death aud year after the
university was opened
THE breaking up of the American colony in
Paris is subject of general remark in that
city, and gives the Partisan shop.keepcrs
much uueasinoss, The dissolution of the ouco
powerful organization is said to have been
hastensd by recent scandals.
Ir is reported in political circles at Long
Branch that Mr. English will be at the Branch
on the 3lst instant and General Hancock on
the Cd proximo. A letter from General Gar.
held has been received respectfully declining
an invitation to visi Long Branch.
The REV. PHILLIPS BRooKs, u. D., rector
of Trinity church. Boston, preached tho SER
mon ut the morning service on Sunday. July
il, in tho private chapel of Windsor castle.
II was attended by the queen, the duke aud
dutchcss of Connaught and the Princess Be-
atrice
INVITATIONS have Just beon issued for the
marriage of DR.. Charles Avery Doremus, eldest
son of Professor K. Ogden Doremus. 10 Miss
Bessie Ward, daughter Of Mrs. George w. Ward
Of Warreuton, Va. The ceremony Is ant
nouncod for August d. In Ascension church,
this city.
GENERAL GRANT has accepted an invitation
and is going 70 Boston the last of September
as the guest OF the Middlescx club. A grand
banquet and reception will be given in his
honor at which all tho New England gov
ernors aud many other distinguished men arc
to be present. Leadville gave him reception
Thursday.
LITTLE JOHNNY" DAvEHPoRr paid hy-
ing visit to Washington yesterday morning
aud paid long visit TO tho attorney generals
office. The object of his visit and the char
acter Of his consultation at the department
of justice could not be definitely ascertaincd,
but may be inferred. He left on an carly
train last night for New York
National Republican., 1880-07-26
Anmsthatlos In Dentistry.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., July 25.-Yesterday
before tho 6nal departure of the members of
tho New Jersey State Dental society tho dam
aging and sometimes fatal results attending
tho use of anesthetics In unskillful hands
were discussed 1t was urged that in view Of
the injury done the profession, as well rs its
patrons, all reputable dentists should use their
bOst efforts to discourage tho use Of anWSthet-
les except In cases whore ii cannot be avoided,
and that when used its administration should
in all cases bO preceded by Il careful examin-
alton of the subject to whom it is proposed to
administer it.
The point was suggested that the statement
of the person proposing an anasthetic should
not in all cases DO relied upon, aud that there
forO every dentist should understand enough
OF tho physicians trade to decide upon the
propriety of its administration.
National Republican., 1880-07-26
Dr Torue,ss Jr,st

New YORK, July 25.-Up to 8 o'clock this
evening there was no visible change in Dr.
Tanners condition. He left his cot about q.
M, but did not go for the usual morning ride
He was in good spirits, and seemed quito
strong. At noon the doctor commenced tho
twenty seventh day Of his fast, aud had takon
only hyo ounces of cold watOr for the previous
twelve hours. This evening he lay ON a cot
in tho gallery, near the window, wrapped in a
blanket
NEW YORK, July 25,--At 8 p, m. DIR. Tan.
nol's pulse was ~, temperature 9SS res.
piration 10, aud weight 129i pounds n loss of
tlreoqnNrtors of pound since saturday
night, During tho twenty.(our hours from
Saturday nightuntil tonight the doctor drank
only five ounces oil water