davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30

FNIro9 Trains leave Iuik N4s DcsDfs,cs T0rt-
lluCt streets Ferries. as follows:
l5 15r, 80 q % Limited Il IN. !, $50 & t.4G s. q
Z, ,S..u and ID p anu - n.lE sundays i.J aud
H., ;, %, :. s. go ana lu p all IL night.
Express .e4fe Ncnl except Nung1y. ss'0
n m ana p n running through Wa Irenion and Cam
Boats Of Rrookiyn Annex connect w AL ,hroagh trains
a. Jersey y alorins speedy and dir ct transfer l'r
Brooklyn travel
RETURNING West Phade phl 2O1 3t5 i.25
T3a . $3.50 ana II a ILluited .y prsts l:5f . u :.
3 !. 5:,' ana ..5u D. 3D. Ol SUNDAY l-sll g. l5, as
ESQ ami p ~ Leave Phi ade iplll, via Caniaea.
A. and 900 p. tn GauF except sunday.
Ticset Offices. 52b ana Jii Broadway. 80 As0r H5gse
Cf DesrIo>~es and Durt no Canrt 81 AMI
BroOsNn Annex salOn, O0 of Fulton -sr Yn. NOs
ll4 lt ana LIS iIdsoa--t oi..k Station Jersey ttx
EnisIant itcAet Orl.c, n. 3 Lsiicly Place
Ihe New York Il4ns st Company FOR and check
baggage hufrl. 30 :. .le lOe.
FRANK THOMSON J.. w. FARMER
General II General PASSENGER Arent
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
)ENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED SIA tS NAH. ROUTE.
Trains NeTNOrs DesDI0sscs and
FlIfies. follows:
Harrisburg ltisburg. tn Nest and south with Pullman
Pslace Cars attached. 9 a q snd $50 daily
Transport. Lock Haven $50 Cory and Ere
SEQ connecting at Cory for litusyile. Petroleum
Centre and he Ol Regions.
Baltimore sshngfOn south Limited Washingfoa
Express OF Pol ParOr cars daily, unGsy ~
arrive st lshine ei0n 49, Regular az l:J0 lai
S.ZO 4. Z. 4 ana le p. sunday, D IA.
Express Wcst PhGie pha 4.sO 30 $50. 10 llri.
tsd). IL o.. l. 3:su L. 44y 3, O. ! s5p lgd 10 and
y night Sunday 45O and a. 10, ,. s. T. $50 and 10
II and u ghL
~ ress Philadelphia Camden 7:30 and j. D N
>urdsv
Boats Of brooklyn Annex with through trains
CITY aGJrng speedy aad direct transfer
Brooklyn travel
Trains arrive: Prom Pittsburg, = 1910 m. 9:35 D. n
daily Al 63o p. daily, except Monday FINN Nash.
=. 800, $50. 1885 d
sunday $50 From PHI adelphia. 5:3O. Co., Z s.sO,
iOfO 1880 a. n $50, 500 j:2. 6:3O $50 e:3s md
lo:55 sunday, $50, G;5O T. 1910 ll;3O o.SJ
u -
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
m. Va. White Michigan.
PErnnLErM llARKET.
cnI-roN NAnknl,-lY rELE7RAPr

BRADFORD Penn sept. 2g.-Cruie o dun but nrm s1lcs
lGOOuO bll- Ulitc pr Line Ce4heaes opened % 81.
ads alccd 20 AMI c.Dsrd q, - &C.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
DiviSenS 4o.,ce5.

| MIDLAND RAILROAD COMPANY of
| vi NtW.JE sEy.-cogpons Of the 10 Norng Ronaa
and asear tat dat ~ fne Nafipnal ban u tae ncDuDHc
CiI1RL@s P4as 81 President
oP1cE DUBIOUS and SIOUX cfrY RAI,noAD Co.
50 wiI1AAsr, NEw YoaS sept - lsso}
| NOTICE.--A Dividend 0f three go per cent
- has e is ay es' eeaias upon & 5ae .tacs 9i ,is com;
Messrs. Jessun. Patton 8 CO.. No - william s Nef ORR
reopeued October isil next j. s. DGmoST Trei.urer
NOTICE-Couuons OF the folloxing bonds
msturg october j. go be paid ~ ald after = at
aaie at a ONCE 81 dessrs Sesup Pa'on Co., NO. % VIII
- Loui.. jack 'oYvine Chicago First Mortgage.
Mississippi River Bridge q Conpany Firss MOrtgag'
OFElcE CoPez,L kNoB MINING COMPANY, }
No. BaoADwAY Nsw-foaE, september 7, 1880
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have this day
al sos payable september % Trinsfer books close Oh
WILLIAM BRANDaETH Treasurer
OFFICE Of raA REcRivEe ,..v
CENTRAL hALR2AP C9SrASY 81 %, ok ; , Ss%Jsi--EL . sso
THE coupons maturing Qc,ooer | next on
the CONSOLIDATED MoRTGAGE BOYD ot the
presentation at this Office on and aiter The srs' g1Tm9
I'HE HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
X r. Co HoUsTos T'Eas 2ist Sepisweer , lsse@ Il, %
E. W. CAVE Treasurer.
OFFIcs OF THR RgcuyER
lIg Llberv.st. y Ew YORK, SEPT. Is, Is30.i
THE interest maturing October | next on
A The stock Of the n FW y flk sad LONG BRANCH
RAILROAD COMPANY. VIII De paid % hrs oHice on and
after the frat prOzimo. +. :. LAIHROP. kecsyeE
RECEIVER
CENTRAL NArLNO AD CO'PAyY or NEwJERsTY,
40 Liberty ST. EwICRK sept -, I--h)
FA'IfE interest mauuny OciODer / next On
the st0ck OF the SOC II BRANCH RAILROAD COM |
PANY Will pad his office ami Ter he first lr)x
K. = Ia HNOi, Receiver
rHHE ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS aud MAN |
L ITOBA RAILWAY CONPANY.-rhe coupons, due !
Oher 1880, the second bonds Of Jls com
p1ny VII paid presentation ana after that date at
the Ofcs OF The cOmpant, 40. 50 WNunsf, Now YORK j.
: KENNEOY s. D.. Fiscal Agents.
Fg'HE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM /
Il PANY-A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND 0SEHALF I
PER CENT the capital stock OF the Union Pacilc Ra
way Company VIII be- paid and aitsr October lsou % /
sBOdcrs ~ record. ~cpemoer 20, ls'O New YORK /
stockholders will paid aI ths Union Trpst c. mpany 73
and Boston stock holders M the
Office No. ~ Equitable Binding B0sb0l. StOck
books Will DO seDt-n renUened OctOber2
HENRY MCFARLAND, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
FRELHOLD AND NEW-YOEK RAILWAY
Leaye foo Of Lertys 3 oi 81 TFsesd at 49,. II.s M

1. 5.i5 + D. ~.
y NEW-JhRSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New- York loot Liberty s.. y
.. - a. uA p raj. BIsnchPort f0g seabheht sandy
HOOK amt intcrardiate stations.
';t5 .. m--Al riii hed Bank for Manchester roms
Rive, Ddlnegao aud lnieImrdigfr staiJns
no a. u-Va sandy Hook ior Long Branch aud Bterneds
ATE stations
Il;45 mAr rail- VIA Branchport FOR -eabrfght sandy
HOOK. and m .dilfe -tariels.
ljO IL-Al RAJ. Br3nchpOrf for tstiO1S Tor Hg1
CITY and al stations 10 say
$3.50 m.--AU rail. BfanchnOrf for Selbrg1t, -aEfg
HOOK ana Intermediate afiOn-.
3tJ p m.-Eia SANDY Hook Long Branch, E1tEtsNu
and intermediate stations.
D. NAL ra wa Red Bank f0r al stations 10 BarDe1st
via Branchu0rt StabrgAt EJ0A ard mlermesh-
ions.
5l5I m.-An rau, via BTauchport for = alright sandy
Hook aod mt.Tmrdais s,aUOBs
sUNDAY-Vla .andg HOOK g:a0 A. m. for Long Branch.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
PRINr cLorH MARYEr.

FALL RIVER. Mass. sept % Tle market for Printing
OH. has been faiy active demand C4squar res
which declined by manufacturers Who as.Iug
tAai price.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
IN .na - 80. 10

DOUBLE TRACK. TIE most IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENI AND THE FASTE a lllIE CDNsIsrENp
WIN ABsJLLr. aAElLl-
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30

PROVIDENCE LINE To BOSTON.
Il VIA PRONIDENCE DfRrCr
A FULL NIGHTS RAsE ONLY A. MILES OF RAIL.
FiASlC tAs- ACCOMODArIOSs ONLN.
Ile Iavorlte Da.ace team
MASSACHLSLiI AND RHODE ISLAND.
Iay SUNDAY ted nom Pierce. North Iaver foot
NtfreI-5I at D D
no lnic meGlAIe and between NeNYOrN and Pr0Ti.
Ceacs Pass ugnrs .ruvcln Boston al Z a. la.
atc ruUa Lc4rLs aecurcl Ncs sos. j9l ~
Va brla1w al Metropolitan FIN HDfe,
Nv"-l orx. ana a3J W s.ngtonst, lOsyn Tickets
also sold al all prncpa hotels ana Offices e.
.mce OF " escott Express Company Freight taAcn at
rsl
l. ". t1LKISS D. s. DABCOCK.
q. A.. fres.c.f.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30

4 NEM-fDRK. LAKE Eric Az y WESTERN r ALL
ARRlSGssESr oF TRAINS TAXING EFFrlr MAY TO- Isss
9 a m cuL~u I'D th.Ca.D Day Ex..r.s- lr.usn,
room toaones 70 buraio an oaspen-.1n srauE..
p u. tDaly.i-Fa,t ,t lo1!s EIpIo,A arasing BuE
falo connsa ting with last e.. ssi
sogthwest fuiiIans Dusi Dia" ngrooa eping COacass
.. H. ,Daly.l- Pacihc Express tr tas Wet se nm,
CeacAeS through % BnAalo Niagara Fss Cl1cinla lt
Cn.ea-o NA9ut sAansoi 50 Hotel Dining 10 Chicago
T.ia pin inli-rini ID West
lralns .c.ye {. .anocrs street Dapo, AsN.Y1,k. f,r
D IN ana midnight SATURDAY ni.l, ,,aly sunday.
Ruths,l-.' aad passac, p 1850 a. i0gD m-te iosso
a rsIIsop 20 Hutlesforl Only -DlUsgi-.2 us.5a
10 ', o. 80 4.o s;!J $50 gio. o5. - O51 a. y
mi.n-ht sundays o.1U s50 l..-o a. i5. cit !, -
Paterson s Gao, $50. $50 TO- lo:-o li.soa H. L. noon
I.l5 g. $40 800 i.0. t..l % 5.l. $50 Il ~ ..,
:. o. y 1880 b. m al4 !, A4ouisat sunllr- B. $50
~uaen 6lO $50. l0:.o j. a. iil. i.s1 s'0l 80 ,f1
lMJ0 ul and II mtsnislr 'unesi = DJv. $50 - 4
m .aos q = ~ ?. M. snd mienlsa1
Ne~bar- and Cornwall 5.io. a a. $780, $50 p "A. sca.
Ronlost Aass'oa. 900 p. Al. saaaavs $50
iosaen g 7', p 1920 m. $50 $50. 4so. z. -.lsp,,
Sundays. t s;.s ld.-l o.. fn 0.0. % u. -
sundays. $780, 10 20 a. u. 40, b. m rae as , n
p A. ttsius connect @nh Nes-forA ana osa "a Nllill
Port jsfyis. 80 o. 1890 m, $500 g. p 7.lspg -n,
d-s 5.sq lo,. g,y ,s,9e a. w. e 3 o 81, 5a. S p. p, ,,,
each hour nom 5;i5lt ~ 10 SO n. a.a 80
Tickets Tor passage Aoartmaat. in ns,rngs,.-
and seepas % acsos can pe Obtain i. or.s ,, ~.
COM A. Broo.iyn OF At tGe com ~. ~ A. No
Ixprrsa rrl.ns lom the M.st sirss h, Nel -,. . "a.
w JNo. \. AR8oif. ceuT Pass'r 4 % New yo,a
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
fiabs ,sAVe 10, knsiewood Cioses, Peua1a sa -.
~nndays a. m. aud e;t5 p. a fhe 1850 D. nj 80, "a
leave 81 minutes later satur4ay nighis " ''''n "Ai
Manuel spring Nauey snI AOn,ei, I.Oo g.5O A i, "a
iNo' N ABBOTT Gousral Pass'r Agent. Nsw.yss.-
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
NEw-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND keonK ROrTE
ElLf2 !. - -l.rr

BOUND bkoHK ROUTE
ra,,o rJlt >, IhE-S ION I'D PHILADELPHlA -
ioT G.I Sm station r. T. Of " i'''" LAD
1d;ls 1lv q nj 20 =. i;so $50 7i5 L On sun
for station corner 11s 'n1 Third ana Bersss 7:ss;
an. NJ & ls0 4 a:S0 5:'0 7lS, Y m sunday at si'
Returning trains will leave Philadelphia for NewYorss
Prom station rniadeipa4 and heaag aail'oa corner ,
2, $40, 5:4O 7:l5, II ON sunday $50 m 80
Rom NJ Third ami Berks-sts at j. 500 900 IL a m.
l95 3: - oa5 e50 ll;sJ 2 M Sunday at $50
%sFreq g @ ana rue o % S1
sASS s'c n go 81 ',a De .s, a.
ei4 s5S 5S Broadway ana a. he principal hotels
and courst and Ann * Office Jegeis @nai .rooSlSa
ana check @ ss Il hS M or ee1s s 10 d ana "a
en- a. ave Conn .V,ia1 he s an law A
Ii. p. BALDwIN. c enera! PASSENGER Asenf.
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
satuck and Honsatonlc Rsroaissteaners leave cath
Fare thio bT .ny o5er S 1Sats '' H. 'H '''
EOR ROEDOUT ana KINGSTON.-Lan hing
HSn n 9.P1 w
p M, Per 81 North River foot o. uarr son-st.
fSPsssg Tin syeqSs iS for summer resorts through
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
- RIVER kAILRo AD.-CommencIng September IS
c.0O m. Western northern Express l.ochester.
Plat burg II Adams anu Montreal with through drawing
1880 M. Chicago Express drawing room ears 10 Canau
daIEis Rochester Buffalo
ll:OO "A. me- 8 bauY ami roy with connect 20 Utica
Saratoga. Gems Falls and Rutdng.
$3.50 D. m. Albany and Troy ExDToss.
400 D.. M, Accommodation Albany and Troy.
D. n. l. Us daily.
LOUIS. thrOu,h daY %
sleeping for Buha 10 Toledo and Detroit -c = Non
trell excepting sunday night vi.
s3D p ~. express. f3iIy, sleep'Gr
Niagara Fas. Rochester. Buffalo CieNrlaud Io DerIlI
anh Chicago and II aYtOn va Utca and WltcriOgn via
Rome excepting -aturyays
8.l D. m Fast pres. for Montreal. Rochester and Corn
ing. via Gen -iee1ing 10 Geneva, Rochester
MOnireal - Alhans
u: p Night txpress with sleeping ears 70 Albany
ard Troy.
Tic-ei sale Nos IS, 30 AMI 4l8 Broadway ans s
WrsfcOItS express Ptrb-.liCr qfI
8roadway Tors. aud 353 Wlsiln gJOn-st. Brooklyn
J. II rGlCEl. Gen. e. b. q "a Plssr Az.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30

IS TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 4
STATIONS IL PHILAD. LPtLA. . ~ NEN-YONE
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30

u 4 10 SARATOGA and RETURN; SO 10
" a TO Lake George and return Tickets go5l for tho
season. TROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE-rew ste.amar.
SARATOGA aud CITY OF TROY leave DAILY (sxCsp,
saturday, at p Pier No. 40 All NoriA
RIVER foot Leroy a.. connecting TROY vita mornna
trains Tor sAkAIOGA and ALL RESORTS NORTH s,ats
Ioouls secured at No vA4 BROADWAY New York and NJ
Court St. brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
THE SEASIDE HOUSE at
EieamDolts an1 EJ!!ruI1j.

A MARY )WELI. for West Point, Corn
~ WALL Newburg. POu;Ik sepss kJRiOut aud kIags)n
landing 80 COzlens Milton. New Hamburg HYDE P4c>
leaves foot Of NESrRI-sE l. $40 ald 2frHSL % 33J D.
t-unCaY excepted Connection PoIghkaepsIe W In
ni A. r. r. r. NOrth anu Vest Baggage
bY xpress received at Nestry ST ONLY.
A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
~ lnd II JOHN Pier IL. North RIVER mt Of
Cfaqi-st. every day. D. m- connecting Albany
f9unday morning oxcepteO with trains North. West
East. - ,,, , .
". ". ~ LAEiI. President
4 LBANN DAY BOAVS.-ALBAAY and c.
4 Nl83H RID CdIlv l~uudav- cav Neetry
81 e-, pI rr..a, 2itH-s- a Annex
.. nI auilug 40 SYacs Ferry. West Ptiut Nevourg
fOngtktru-r i-ln"H.c1 tafskil and luHsnu Iickef.
eud t4J Dga Sr Hos,h aui W,sr. IIcNara con
Dss la'u River HaiolL passa &C.
A lt1u cacts o West Point or Aew1ufg, returning
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
ITO PHILADELPHIA,
4 VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LrNr,
BEIAL
NEW-YOkK AND PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

d
A. FA1SENGl-k TRAINS, after June l. 80, will
Curiaudt
p. $50 p. tor tastOn, Bethlehem AlleulOwn,
Heading, Aauch Chunk. Mu@esDarre anda, Wayerly
haca Geneva Lrons Buuao and tIo Pullman s,sep
ing coaches attached 20 $3.50 p. III. train.
Trains leavingat 1:4O a. =. connect for al
POINTS MahanOY and Nlllet0n cal regions.
+. B.. BNiNG TO ~, Genera Passenger Agent
General ascn Office corner Chu b a LOrt4na,-sts.
q. II. CgMMlAci- Agent
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
Dlui0en0 Noilces.

Dlui0en0 Aonres.
INDIANA DLOoMNGIoN AND WESTERN RAILWAY CO.,
INV so X, sept 23 le~O.
COUPONS Of the First and second Mortgage
- toAGs 0f this conn Rue October l. le-O, viii be paid
at The tOtDin Banking COnIanv. 10 h galway
GILES T.. IAINrOit roasurer.
THE NRw YORK ELEVATED RAiLaoAo aoNPNY.}
TREAsIIELs DFFlcE, 80 BgOADWAY
AEw-lORN sept rs. 1880
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-Ine regular quarterly
~ d4vl i-nu ~ ~ ASD ONE-IAi.F = - PEA CENT
uuon the capa stock o. THIS company will De- paid and
alter the t lay 0 DciOue next. the Office OF The
urei. to shal eloicrs Of Te1Urd on the 2uth
The tral sirr books VIII be- ciosel o'clock N. tie
2Oth INST, ald reOpcneu the morning OF october
j. a. COMING, Treasurer.
OFFICE oF IA rLATA MINING SMELLING or LRAD)
WILLIE COLI IS Broadway rooms - and H.,
- NEw-A AORk. sept 10, 1880.
dividend No. 10.
- The Boar o, Trustees 1a7e MS ia declared DIYI
DEND oi SEVEN AND DaEHALF CENTS PER SHARE
!par va ne tln on Tie cnpif payable FRIDAY. Oc
Der - inst, The nnice OF the company. Transfer books
VII close on thursdaY sept LID lnst a4d repon aaaIaY
October =,
Of the financial condition OF the complny
ash capital .......---... tlul00l 90
Aur. J. lSSl-fs9uce .ui Plus account sa.5BJ ~
sept lncO-Net tauings lOr m0a. Of August 1855 o.
Aldl9 80
Dividend Of : = cents per share 200C0J
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30

GTONINGTON LlNE.-For Boston and all
~ IOials last
steamer sIO NlNGION leaves fuesdlys rhu says and
SATURDAY ami the steamer STATE or nv. YOEAaa ION
dDy Wednesdays and Fridays. 81 North River
foot OF Jayst at IL special limited BOs iOt
sohi tls ae GOOD ONLt alg aDd tIp ior
which toy are issu3i spocnod their Lace alegnt
taken at lowest Cnrfeat ralos. ID. >. BABCOCN Pea
J.. W FILkINa. u. Il. AgOuL
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
Gieamboais ano KdlIroa0s.

! { YEN fRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
- tc'ry station IN New OK. foot Of LJsrtY-st
Wharf
Commencing Tane 21 1880 Leave York foot Of Lib
ertY-s;, ~ foliOwss
$50 a.. m.--for Esaon. Bethlehem Mind GAP. Maucb
scranton.
80 a. m.-For Pennington D.. 2. and Western Il. h. Ea<
ton bethiehenl, NaUen Cau8s, TauIsgna.
p m-tor -eho0evs Mountain, Hi3l Bridge Braneh,
i3ipn, AlentoWn. keldinR. HarrisDufg. MaGrn u1x.
'ahFe " iamswrS IaHagua, DriftOD. SsnteO&e Upper
L-Dgh -cfan ETC.
AtE3U a. III for S0merviie Flemny
J. D. ~ -fDr FlrWilgon Es5tOn, AoaiosB, Reading Hsr
rabur9, Ianeh thunk.
81 p m FIR Fen4i1gtOn. Easf0D Befhshem. Wind Gap.
$50 For schooey's Mountain. High Bridge Branca.
EaaiOD rtc
4.5 D. m -For sonervie FIemiugt0n &c.
ESQ .. fDr EastJn. Dsl Lack Had Il. r., Alien
town hcading HaisDurz 81 aach chunk, Nix searre.
FOR iza9etG-AT 30 6.I5 e:f5 7:i5. .7l3 s3o o. asse
80 :ofJ, Il:lj Ilf5 j. -. !, ls3O
a:i5 g. f ,. 4:JO, s:fj s. ID. 800. 80
., I.lJ, 40. s:la D:i5. 1913, ~. - I.
sunday iraing leave AZ 10 ~ for Bound
ana intermediate saiI0Gs NJ j3J Aston, Al n
town Harm md Wesi.
For Negarkir 585 e:lj 6iJ, 7;i5 7;i5 ss5 s5. 9l5,
800 10 j. 80 ll:ij ~ ~ 2 3, s5 4 ~. ,, 90,
5;sa, f:i3 $50, 75. :; J, y;lA, 10 D. l..j ~
For Local r)ints time tables 0la
Boats OF Brook Ism Erie MAKE c8a bsrfi0ns
at Jersey CHS and from brooklyn asI b,S ~
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
Excursion 10 Albany and return. good 30 days 81
". ". ~ L1tEir President
FALL RIVER LINE

/ FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST
steamers KISIOL and l. Providence leave New-Y0rk
fSlndar- H., Murray
ST. al 55O Leave Brooklyn "Anusk' p. u;
Jersey ClY J2O p. m.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30

~ T. Boston Worcester Portland and the White Noun
tains VIA New ON Pier No Nortn
ltNc- al y. f1llY except
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30

D.. H. tlalYl-lacihc ENl lress fIr ths Wet al ~ NM,
CtaCAe8 through o. buluo Niagara Fais tInrinuaf III
Cll,a.o nAout changes Hotel Dining cars 10 lr.,
u..l- ! N \ - .L.L
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30

ST. al 800 y m. Ienve Brooklyn "Anusl' a, ) p u
Jersey Cl.y J.-O D. m.
y NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE
~
Stalmcrs OLD COLONY ans NEWPOEr cave Pier 2S
-. T.. foot Of Mur-ay-st, daily (eAucpt suaiag D. "a
FI.st Glass larc Two JLlAAS rraets iad ans got
only on dav of Gae connecting wru
leaves Newport ihe morning at arvng Boston
at l.. tickets aud stt erioma obtained ONLY 0lce
per .. N r.. aad on steamers.
BORDEN q LOWELL. Agents
jTOR NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
i FIELD. WHITE MOCN TAINs MONI IREAl. and In.
points. steamers leave Pier - r. daily -nu
Gsvs uver, D. ana ll30 D NJ. connecting with
special trans AZ New'iavcn Tor HartOr IingGri 10
Ic-ots sod and sgage checked ~ 34i Broadway New
York. COurtsi. hrO0Nvu
EOR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
steamer E"IC caves Per y (FuIton Ferry
2:lJ D. H.. j3d-st.. l.. IL. ) D.. - RI, 81 CENTS
EAci hsION ilCkhl1. 30 GENIE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-18
POLITICAL NOTES.
THE TWO PARTIES GETTING INTO
BATTLE ARRAY FOR TaE CON.
ING CONTEST.
Democratic Census Frauds-vIee.Presi
dent wheeler ON the Present Admin.
istration-Proposed Meeting OF
Republican Clubs NJ In.
dianapolis = Hopeful
signs of the Times.
SOUTHERN CENSUS FRAUDS.

Some OF the Ridiculous Attempts TO Ae
count for the Preposterous Increase ol
Population Reported.
WASHINGTON, August l6.-The Southern
Democrats are becoming alarmed at the
comments by the Northern press upon the
extraordinary census returns from theil
section, and are seeking to explain them,
The theories are as ludicrous as fsllacious.
The representatives in the different sec
tions South agree only in this, that it ia
necessary to find some plausible reasons
which shows that aIsection that is practi.
cally cut off from the stream of immigra'
ton, and that is weakened by the negro
exodus, has, nevertheless, increased in
population at double the ratio Of increase
in Ohio, three times that Of Michigan, and
five times that OF New England.
One OF the prominent reasons assigned
Ia that the fecundity OF Southern women
Is greater than that OF Northern women.
This theory applied to South Carolina
makes II necessary 10 assume that the
women in that State have taken to bear
ing children FIVE times as fast as they did in
the same locality in the decade from 1850
to 1870. And this theory takes no account
Of the fact which Southern Statesmen
and newspapers have so often proclaimed,
some OF them with exultation, as result
OF the war, that the negro population is
rapidly diminishing, and that this is to
that II haa hnnu do.
clared that the ultimate solution OF the
race problem in the South would be the
extinction OF the weaker race by processes
Of nature. Yet in all the returns made
from the South, 1t appears that there has
been an excessive increase in the colored
population.
It is also claimed that the census Of
1870 was not fairly taken. But that CEN
sus was taken by enumerators who were
paid by the name, and who had many in
ducement TO make the census as large as
possible. It has been proved, in many
instances, that the census OF 1870 in the
Southern States was ifaudulently exces-
siye. In one Virginia district, for in
stance, 1t was shown that whole pages had
been taken from city directory and in
serted as true census return.
Another singular fact in these excessive
returns Is that while in Northern States
like Ohio, Indiana and Illinois the taxaa.
BILE property has increased in direct pro.
portion with the population, the reverse
Is true as to the South. Indeed, in most
Of the Southeren States, II the returns OF
taxable property are to be regarded as
true, theie has been decrease in wealth.
Yet the South wishes the North to believe
that, Notwithstanding such circumstances,
the ratio OF increase OF population has
been about 25 per cent in the last ten
Years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-18
TANNER 10 rake A TOUR.

A SpirItnalistic Explanation That He
Refuses TO oAcecpt-comins to Ohio-mis
Plans For the Future.
New YoRx, August l6.-At the cose of
her morning lecture yesterday in Republi-
can Hall, Emma Harding Britton. the
spiritualist medium, commented upon DR..
Tanners fast. She said that she believed
DR.. Tanner was kept alive by the air OF
this city. He had always lived in very
thinly populated part OF the country and
came to thls city because he knew the air
was full OF material sufficient to yield sus.
tenance for some time. Thousands were
about here filling the air with new animal
life.
AT this point man in the audience re-
quested permission to speak to her. This
was permitted, and after consulting with
the lecturess, he nodded In the direction
OF the seat he had quilted and cadayer-
ous looking man silently passed down the
center aisle and mounted the platform.
After speaking 10 the lecturees moment
he announced that he was DR.. Tanner,
and that be desired TO express his opinion
that Miss Britton's explanation OF his sue.
cess in fasting forty days was incorrect.
He said that although it was true that he
had alwayslived in thinly peopled por-
ton OF the country, he could not be
brought 70 believe that he had experienced
any benefit from choosing New York for
the scene Of his experiment.
On Wednesday evening he will leave
the residence OF DR.. R. A. Gum, on
Twenty-fourth street, where he has been
a guest, and will depart for Litchfeld, O.,
on visit TO his father. Heexpects to re-
gain his strength fully by the first OF next
month, and will then return to New York
to arrange for lecturing tour, aa he has
many invitations from lyceums.
He began on Saturday contining him
self to three meals day, as his Intense
craving for food has ceased. DR.. Gum
states that the faster now eats much lesa
than the majority Of men In good health,
and adds that he seems to be naturally q
light Gather.
DR.. Tanner has occupied himself OF late
inanswering letters, and calling on friends.