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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09


BrFrAlo sept g. tATrLr-Rec1pts today. LOW n ''1
total lou weel thus Oar. same time l, "'.A,
quuo head cnn-lguel through, 40 carff market druu
active prices have advanced &c. Der tf. tl-N-,
.raltr -llo4 o Extra steers az az ''-
Good I'D hoic. Ttdsl 10 air io Medium = =
90 Light steers, 81 hu@ft Al-cI b''e"c+' ''4"--
al 2oaei all 0feri G. taken -, .,-
-HFFp AND lAMls- TODAY l,sNu head bte '
week TIN. 300 ed me ltst wees t'N
head CONSIGNED tHrourn. market steady VIII q
fir demand sheep Lambs -lalr htAer sales e u
~ Good Western sheep - Be- Choice, - 20 p
20 90 Western :, 4f4 30 canada L@Inos r %
q 81 80 -, -
HoGs-Krceius today 1900 head total 1r week thus iar
o. % head sane last vr'k. Z~,r-N hrAN CONSTITUTE
through T-ner Joy INCA nTrd f''> % 'n
mon % Light Gras-ers ass g. Fol- 10 cool - D. "a
- 70 Choice selected Aclg. 8. . > 10 D'-H-ir'
Common lots. - JOdf+ % several caf1 remain uh'"r
CHIcAGo sept & Receips 10000 mead shipments
o. Pro heal. rl4rtet STEADY best pr oIn3L y. ,a~
Mixed. - 90 - I'D rraHsr'. 7tHNf %" 4--"' - -
81 % Choice Heavy s. 300 p -. .,
CArrLr- IT. 6.Uuo head sinmrut- Loo h'aa mar
k,t etrer.Iv .featy Good Prime a ives 81 ~ 40
common 10 Fair slow 40 "a 4rl 500; Hntcicrs = '"1
= - y Veal Calves. 1895; sock Gives - = lti
head: Natives ami Han Breeds % -" ."
Tera1s ~ ia y as Thr0u Texans - SOC 70.
-HgEP- Receipts 1000 he'd shipments - Iead MARKET
Arm u Meii H. 90 q 81 % Good 30 1 .oo''
EAsr LIBERTY Penn. sept s.-CArrLT-R ceipf& go
bol- Of t.ll-n head II yard. stock fJLui r'a n
sale ar IN advance Il about &C. pe Best ppnH ga
: So. Fair Good bgtcuers stock ~ - - go Con
mon an LINT sa - 80. nI- Cows and Sta-S IA
- Is -iOcNrrs g. - So sai--. = hea
IInGs-iecriut l-Op head shipments. Loo bead Ha--
scrs. Workers, - 3OGrJ O'i fhlad phAs = '
81 a-Eeceipts to-day 1900 he'd market active IL s. p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
InNnnN Wn0L .ALEa.

Ioypoy sept The following are DE Wool sales of rurs
,sr io -53 bales New Lsa4And-tieecr, j. ID
20 - -eogred Ila g2A I'd. sgd - 1d Locks
ana Pieces III 3 = load. Lambs secured - ~ lt I'd.
Gfea.r no a. sd 300 bales -ail coco, Is
Itsia = - SECURE Cd. "a ID. "a IL No. S-s7 >eSt Id
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THE Stall or TRADE

4hL = a " w NJ"
D'hh9 ~ nan
BUFFALO .septs Flour firm. wheat Ight inquiry saes
0la l.--, Iar nr-t la-f OF lc
tl,-r. ,1o u-t DO At ". y o. chicago spot
g. RI, frmer "a ~ No. Mixed AT ~ e. Oat-
sc,rcs 4.a q.ct: So = x-d Western qn0iab o. 81 n
c BARLEY thing doing Ave Inactive Frfi2 u . Nrv
Y,r. pv rIil-A Aea 90. Corn 1.c. Oal- ,ac canal
fe'rhts ei-ier- VII lt go Corn jr Railroad gee, pc
our lf % bh heat 20. 90 ui'i. core -' '' u s'-
Oats, - 100 u''h l." -,,i"N v -, ft', al. a., n
Lac rfc'iiiS t'ul' '''. ~ ..i,.,o
I l0ia 30 ~ ~ .A'' ,.t 49,
I fl'.f- sly DUES, % I.r-. i.... O.. ID ,rsl
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LIVERPOOL sept Z -Porg-Pume N-ss-tlstt-n nimer
.t "a Western. nrncr 90. Bacon, .tBi tul.
e-rner II ~ short llb. steady 40 ~ Long Clear.
Nrner ar A. g.. Clear fir Al a. ID. lilmsLong
ana aul at .3 shoulders, steaiy 81. Berf-LIdia hrss
anil ri ~ extra anil "a Prime Mess. dul
a j.. o. Lard Western hrHer 81 i3 81 Iao"- P1ue
ca. Iurueu rt+ steady al - t1aIn
Common. dui 64t Fine duH At IT, Cd Cheese
American uoicr steady 10 g. ia!u oil. stfaiy AZ Il 70
Four-E1tra stase du A - 80 WheatsNo " mt
steady al = ~. pnna so. ~ STEADY , ST. Sew " ID
t v -si.r ID Sew southern inter Afaniy Al
at Corn Alxcc. steady 100 : ia. tOtOnAetd oil
American IN MARKET f.ofntonln'n 10. AT Lon
don nrmer 46d. 1urprnuue. spirtA al London dull
"IIvERrooI sept $3.50 pnrork G. per Dbl FOR Prime
Mess.
American eaned Petroleum '4d- Der IN
LONDON. -4 p. -pfris % Petroleum. So I'D
r.r "a Refined Petroleum. 81 Per ga SDITlts OF
iurraHuuc. .Gtd. Der cwL
rN.t. G "a nan paln - = fTa1cs
sellers ,or Guc American Lard closed al ltJ fincs -
TggNts sept = Prtro. euni. marks 30 lf~uniRs
f'[I., sept Tine M1nrhsSer ruGrntfH. IN IT, com
r,,r,al trtr. tn n4fArt a. et IN steady HE
fr--,- Jti fr zone .r 10y no cans lie
s1.ng,nt toladrpce ug improvement IS very gen
"a bqt tat p ptcttl n DC SLOW anu grad
mai tyor- irs japan have been sold father
e slr rovruleut "a the CoutlneLtaI
ar demand Prices throug hout the market remain IN
changed.
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FAN prvrn Mass. sept r-iae fliuuEH Goth market
"a, iaf Quiet light demand. but buyers and sellers
= .r,rt there have III at S7sc Tor "a
.i~- al nich, 80 And above Tor CJE5o cloths the
.I,r.et closes
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRwYoaN sept s.BE VEsThecepts to4'qy am ye
ana ~ ca b a. to @ oTrsDoa ng e last ses
aboy. receipts Of cattle we're consigned The follow ing
.Hipag catt~ " -r-e 30 cars 20 J. F. add er
newton Holn,s T. car, 20 j. -chamberE cars oney
McPle so- i5 cars 10 H. Do'dshisA a. ~ M
car. Joseph cars 10 Noge trgenst M ,i' 10
H. T. ,l.ara ana T GHl- and ar loads were OF ha.Iem
everything combined 10 axe IN active ana very sa ac
tory ualAettt DO" Nc.s lna &c re. , . M & III
ana ,ne r.sse Ber ifale was ipusuly oriss ihe VI
trade well repres'a' e4 an tne aiten'an,- o. y'r-
VA strong non for al grada- aad uri were e,
o-cd tlr inan II pa2e 'efl' %. "g i'., '''.' &
Iau.c ID qa.v uat The AVERAGE sbcrer than on .oea,y
cher lees ini leHa,- er ,.d 40 Ia. ,i r
ro s' o, ' si' common 5ao aeiaaa Se c'
S-la. o.. to ires, a5e.G t bag tar ran rs d. EN- 10
r. fli. 81. r' .o ,'ce to.s au. drove. a cl.
r.. o. .alc .oal. .t.r . I.oucutll Bros. u1r-li. f1r
.au.c,- Do o., ts,u,ilm : is, rai eel ID ~ -i' ou
Doupiy. Ill.,. 90 ]. &C.. to dies. a.. IL i .e-i l-L,e
rr..-r. -..e a. j - "-r q &C. we're ~ very i',
t t.r+ Sew. IA Fancy n .sii.. =. ~. .f.,I u
=. M C,.r t...l.t bt bir H. 81 Nin buren, Of ..a-a
IT, an. .' ,t., .. IL, '.,.+. - b I.prIi. ~ l,s-.l-.
w ID, ......u. alive Ila .teauer If to1s 900. t-I
s.r.rl. Of ... f.r rol-g e co.. and the Hrunoi
r.. ....u- for Dressed l-.' t.i. n.a..
.a. t.r .l-i4 Ha.aia t.. rara.' Nrr- ".-I n t
..a add lra, ,-t,, -..s >l. 4-c. Oa.lc. .o. a-
.,. r...- >.....g A. li...c. .G ...I-n 80
+ . .
.-...is n a. :.c. % 0o. I...
. D. a. ..... l... -. ..... t..
-... r.. a4.. ..o. FOL. .- -- 3d.. ..'- 80
-.---. -.A. I0.. % .'.... led .. l.ial ....i
... .. ... i. b. O u,ll... .. ..o-....i.
III ta... -... ..+I De- .i ..
--r -lo .-.. I'D &c.,. .-.-.- .... .lc Ia.. -I -.-
/ .+.... ., lI..e t..
.....r... f.r er
f 3d. 4..I.. .a p lII -. tI.I .n.
o.ra c.- .o la, t DID,. .Nc.
3D. -. -
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.I..... ..Lo. ..- 3D.. t....- ... ...
r 90. tl.a
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| ... ASH. 81 .aU s .,t -
a 4o. ID. II. d.. ...s.. 2G,.. I.,,o ll lt
/ il.
g.. r.~-s.r .>al- -t- M.at- ... 81 "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09


IS IRA y n n IriiiLibGEPHi& IL NEwY5hA.
Dorea TeAAcE, TIE cr VET l4hrn2y12 9rE soriH
WIN ABSOLUTE SAFETY
oa aada,-erJvNl u. $50
Express Trans lave Sew orA. va bc'Dro,'es auf Corr
a.. -.so -2o. DO m,tel n a. ~. D. 800. 40. s
g. q ejN. ana 10 p. ~ aad ID n'gi ,un1'i 40 IA )
M o. D. ~ and l0p n AND J. Ign, I'm sunday a, 7,a
a M AMI . IN. running Aro"gh VIA 'fe'''" -'' Am
pSat c, Brooklyn Auaox" onnect w',n al hr1a rran,
AZ Jersey Attending sre-iy amt direct transfer of
nslfaG aye Nes' r p, , 1, i5o '5 -
IN m and and p h. LesSe Paiae ma va amsen'
NJ Aas SO p a 3 'a{ Tos@g5g S ,.-r r,.,
AM Of Desu sS.s 40! 90 u, s. AMI
'ooA Aagg1 rr..o FOOT . Il o5os.a o .y c E,
fus-an- iis.es 0tee NO Batter .ac' -. ,.- AM, ,a..
nae.ss, ,roui D.. - aga resdeac-s. ,.,.,,,
FRAN 9S,cn.ral Aaaa .er Genera rA,selgeT Al Mt
rl'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now Known as tho
4 NEW.YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
,ARa,scrnh,r or Ia'iSs r.krq Fgrr.r NAY TO- 1850
ga. N. cincinnati anu hicaso Day r1pres' "F'"inr
6P. m. tDa4y-Fsst It Louis Express arriving At But
4oa,ie,t rams be, seepas co4eas;
IA oaiv) EIgrc.s FOR TIE West seepas
81 I'' 'o VIM eass i9!si 2as cars 70 cle.s
Tiids cave haber. reef Depo Ss 491 a 'or ,o -,
p M ana zoo a.nisn, saturday git, 5
theffori and Pa.-ac 900 10 .lu:-o m-t1e 1929
, m ffain soo. a. rutherford only -andavs- noon,
Id $40 $50 4.4O 5O, $780, $40 $50 ; lU;3O II
mln ghL sundays 900, 1870. lJ1O. 4sa5 $50.
! ana ~ midnight - AN -, i..,, ,..,. 80 ~,
ls5 .lO 30 4.2O. $40, . O.IO go $50, Ol9 6.S.
y.lt lt:aO A. ~ .t.t5 o3O. :. m and - mdni ght
-uf-tp a. 10 Io2' a. H. lto. 50. JO . D. IlJ,
1p..{ m b. md sundays 10 A
M 40 S0 'q P l1 I m 4-D M
Newuurg and cornwall. 90 a n oiSo 40 D. M sun
goniout aal kingston 900 ~ $50 sundays. 30
ana,r 400 ..jO $50 LOGO m. 5.,t. 81 4.J1 90
~ "a SUNDAY $. OuO 30, lu-U a m o.., 90 J.
Ntfietown s.J0. 80 To- % AM l' $50, 'l D. ID y. n
S,In,,.y. /. 50 l.-U M b3l 100 m lho op IN ID
40 % N trans connect with sew forH And 1s"eEo Nd
land k-nrD,u ~ y o. ~ - l. m So 6.1D TOO. Us -
~I..If.v. a. M. 't'" " 4" "'P TIL
ny orr T,.. leave I'D T. quarter ~ an quarter her
..r r, ,r b a. a. 20 e4o y m ana al y" . aud II -
te'nt coaches cln 10 obtain a. sad tor % !,
ana s n lranscr ot Baggage be lrft Al ihe Co "a
III -aJ. j. of 90 bfUttNay. y. Y 40
pam rr--,. ivn " ne tODpan DepotA
N9ullN. rams nom he Mcst arrive -
And 10 no y ABRoFr. Genl Passr Ast NesYorx
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans leave ior hngiewood tlo,er. orm1nt =
gck 40 $780, Vau m.. 800. oOh De- 4Jh 90. d u
80 IA So p Sundays, 800 IA. and o a. D m. The
3O m viii leave 50 minutes atrl saur4al .hr,
Nanurt. spung Valley aud Aonsrs. 100. $50 Va. sjs
%@ JNo y. ABBOTT General Pa.s Agent Nsw.Yors
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pROVIDENCE Line TO BOSTON.

PROVIDENCE LINE To BOSTON
4 VIA PROVIDENCE DIHnCr
4 FULL NIGiIWs R.,r Only 4 MILES OF RAIL
FIHsT-C AS ACrONODATIONs ONLY
lac layor1r ace -tsamers 1000
MA~SACh ~. - AMI x ODE l~LAND.
Day sunday exec ted - North RIVER foot Of
Warrtl. st at > D. 49,
deucr il-s myers lr.yeIn boston Z a. H.
ud Ell tt SOS. n'i "'t, - snl
g42 hraa!w ~ AMI a. Me.r0p tih 'N"nne hotes
0ra and 80 Warrington %. Brooklyn licNes Ars
q principal hotels and Ucset offices and a.
escolt Express Company tilsAt taken at oN
e. rl
l. ". EuEiN-. h. = BA BcOtK
g. h. went PRESIDENT
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40 state sheep 90 o. ut 44c Ewes o. 70. at ic Do III
h. at4lgc. - N. p u
HOGS EeceIpts YESTERDAY and TO-DAY were9 cr- 81
heal Jersey CIT and = cars q = ~
since saturday against 1857 heal TOT ne
respond ng last Marset anoni @tra! ~ u.
&C TOR Good FED Hos and n 1c t"t 'ir
Grasser- J. unter sold = Western Hogs awe - .
IS per loo %. j. H. Hume sold yesterday 10" A'''H'
4
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u TO SARATOGA aud RETURN; IS 10
- 4 10 LAKE, George AMI retarn Icket' goot for no
season. TROY BOA }, CITIZENS LIZ r. scw steamer,
SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave DAILY ,oK 80
SATURDAY A. p. m from Ter No ~ new NO a. Nora
River foot Leroy connecting at TROY Win morning
trains Tor SARATOGA aad ALL RESORTS NORTH Suto
rooms secured at No vSA LTUadwaY. New YORK and No 4
GosELst. bLooANn-
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Sieamboats an0 Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE's LINE DREW
- and r ~ leaye Pier o. a. N'rt, eTer -, ct 81
Z uday morning es.eotej win tratna Nortl West aaa
EIcrrs.on 70 Albany aai return -ooi 30 ass T. ...,.
ALBANY DAY BoAT,.-ALBtNY ana
street Per AMI 1'.lgt a. en-: J. o,,slyn BY t7l,t
Por'i 20 ~ pi',o.e", ,,S" IL on
i''~'' or, d. .1e t "est i'nt "r = Yo1 2 can re.
ne - D m ;r1- oa tnf ti-,er a't ns''war. p :
Of coupon, ~ oH as nadsa RIVER T. = receive. i,r
ClNTGAL RAfLROAD OF y W-JER>EY
y terr' sfsf .on n Sow YOrs fo.f ~ ber-,st 49,.
Ferry ia ron I'D Brooklyn. foot ~ ru''onst Jevea'
commenc e June q. lsso-Leave NegYork TOO, o. LID
2. D q. m-For aston Beul.l.m WIND GrD NaDch
Shnnk ana enL Iriion. Upper LeHih Whkesb"sa
I'D a. % ~ Fen.ngl3a. D. T. aAI Western r r.
fa-t0n ID '', .ttA,l .I' I'i D. go, o-,.,
Fan a .utoan road l~ IA. ,.i,T, 1.5ra ta1ni
ianf - fl'l' p IA al &c., D.i.toh. fanrco~e L psf
lo3.'4 d. ~ .,rarr,lle Fio1.n-tor etc
= p n. For cnin2t o. -astoi Al "ntOw1 Eel'inr HIr
$500 70 o. fl-r.a- H. l.a.-1l ge.hehen w.at ZAP.
Mauch ClHa. Tuuag rEi..on. W.i..satri, 7cfi1toi,
30 y. For schooey's Moan,A,a Hsa Bnize Branch.
ti5g .. .'. Flg,u,rron ,,...
town. .l'us trisD"rS NaGcn Clunz WaAcs1arre cte'
FOR zaD-a "A So. '..5 oi5 ~ 7i5, 80 o. ogl.
iod. lt:tg, ll:la 80. ils .1t. i,O. :. - s. 80,
To. ~ SIS - o..5 IL. Il p ~ ''
SUNDAY tia Ice a. ,.lj a. d. J. - m FOR Bound BroDk
and iaLerueae stations a. b ~. f'r hast,n Allen
tOwn. nar irnIfG fue IS e-i-
$50. 10. ltlu. ID % l. L. a.. . 2 3D. $780, l. SD 80.
-. go Z: Bid lH:lJ II
For ualns 90 Ioca points % lin i2J % sia,lIu.
Boats Tie gr oklvu Ele Annex cfnner 10 -
az JereY Civ And iEOHi Bro aad Erie Depot
Jersey City.
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
~ ~fyN.
ALL Rail. II BE- for Perth Anaoy. ~outh AnJy, At
awap keypoT Hazet Ga clown i,l BAuA Ltle 7iivsr.
anchianrt. Long Branch. b"rou, Beach
crave. AsbGry PIrg, ocean Bach Safpg Ike llrs
Point Pleas nt. Hs River. barne ,rt 't.urc CIV etc .
Leave sew ork oo' o. 10 rs a' 81 o.i1 80 liz
.. 81 3 iN. 8. ., 3D. ia
For Atlantic Cty, 1880 p. H.
FREEHOLD AND N-W-YORK RAILWAY
A IDNNItilIN
Lave ZOE. Of I1heY-r ior Fleelod at 80 il:ij n MI
AEW-JEK>EY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
y BAY HOtIA-s0r Highlands Bcl.rs ae >enortht
Monmouth leach Ara4ncvI IDug Branch. d. a1 tiff'.
a bury Par. t Point ri.i,ant iol.* River Barns
gat Nln.ilud Alta nc CITY etc ,.,
Leave AaN-forA, zoos liberty st. o. J.-o H. 80"
For Atlantic CIV Ilo r. m--tlroIgh cars
sUNUA T--y.s0 a. H. Tor tong o. amen.
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no PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE olD-HsrAHLIsas ga EoGtt AND SHORT LlSa
NLW-lORK AND PHlLADhLPbIA.
- 1.p ANS EACH ~ tT DALI T. Exc tpt SUNDAY.
10 a. = ~ PHILADELPHIA . IL NEW YORK..
poUBLH TRACK. TIE Nosr INPnoYtp EoIir
vTST And lUE Fl~tE~I tl.-E CD l~iE-L
WIN A3aOLU ~ SAFETY
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CTONINGTON LINE.-For Boston aud all
- polu
steamer 10 iNGiON lelves Tuesdays Ihu slays and
saturday ant tne steamer 81 II % Nv fyhN'n Non
and tr4Fs. from Pier 50 North River,
foot OF JaysL at -DeoAl limited ucsets sos 10 Is
sold VIA .ns line 3, GOOD ONLY Tor lAe aay AID w. Tor
which tnry issued aa specified ol tlric face tlcsa
taken "A llSrs, current rttcs, D. ; bAbDDCh. Pres
l. W FILkIN7. a. T. Ax0n-
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G.eam0Ja.5 an0 1l..rJI95.

A MARY POWELL for West Point. Corn
llaue4t t0zlc.s.. Milton. Nty ..aEJur- A. Hr4f 't
leaves foot of t-,rAf,r SO ind a 4 2 a, ~ D.
evrn.n- u.luau Be- a. N iD 'r NoriA ali " st. ba@s!sa
bY 80 -.s .eoes,t at te..t $; oal.
FALL RIVER LINE
..rer- Hl-IoL ami PaoNi.hA T. cave :cF lo,t
- a. J.,o D. m -e.yo Brooklyn VIA Annex - p H.
Jersey Cay DO D. m
y EXPORT LINE FpH BOSTON AND TIE
--tearer1 Old COLONY ~. NEWPOHr cave p!or y.
FIRST ca-- ,are D. L-Al.'. D.. .e- tl,cl l". : ~
only ou s.ran-r .ayc. mte am connec ing 'lan W
AZ 49, lrA.'. iud STA GROOM obtained III 49, .t.eoI
Per -. y. r.. and on s'eamer- - , ,... .
GEo L. cos S0R. Ge.' Pa,-.Ag-
FOR BRIDGEPORT ana all points on Nag-
eatuca ant Housiouc itlIqsas Gamers ,eaf Al
Fare lower ti GA W any o,her route
LOR NtW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
] FI.1.D. WAITE MOI - EAINs MON RIA l. dat "a
points. steamers ieage lrer - f. r. dA.y ~
H. 1880 connect NJ with Sc t trans al NeM-
Haven or haruor! .nst,h'' g. S 17ts ' IN ann
Hroo4yu.
COR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
4 --teane ADELclG .cayrs Pier - lFuJon Ferry -
p H., S5,lst. t. H. s p. ~ RI, 50 ,nEls
IA LtoIDN 4lthti-. 'U OtN -
nor RONDOUT ana KINGSTON.-Iandng
milton ugaEerpsie. ks"pus counreang WIN ster All
beswaff anq "a a. MIN, As' a.;o1G 1t'Amn91ts -
o. NJ. per 80. North H. ver. toot o. Tar.isou-s
, Except whel Ihoias at 100
connecting Win evening uaA Tor summer resorts through
the CArskIL Ii MOUNTAINS.
NORWICH LINE
y T. Boston worse'cT Portland aa1 tbs %ls N S
L .. III. .tY except 7tAA Is
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyI-

ALL Raj. II b. Tor Perth An1Oy. -out1 Al1y, n a.
kcrpuTf. HaLet v Bank.
r. anchiort Long Branch, b-rou, Beach Dcr
Grove Asbgry PIrg. fcegu Beach SafIug Ike ilrs
Point Pleas IT. s,s Ry~r Barge .rt ante Cify.
Leave New-i urk l1ot OF l3r s.lJ. 49,. - liz
.. m 81 3 .iO. 8, '. DD ia
For A tantc lIfY 100 D. ~
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i0fF1o sept. s.-UA,it wrna Amber Michigan. 90 isci
- ,.e.I NaA1si ir'tr October. "~c. No.rnbrr
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-05-08

Miss Emma Hensley and Miss
Mollie Busey, of Indiana, are visit
ing their cousin, Miss Sue Cage, of
this city.
Miss Lou Thrasher, of Weaverton,
Nd, is visiting friends in this place.
Mr.. 9. X. Stribling, of Baltimore,
is in town visiting friends.
Mr.. VIM. Long, of this place, is
visiting friends in Kingwood, this
State.
We are pleased to see our young
friend, Q. ii. Lyeth, U. s. N, in
town. He is here on a short visit to
his parents and to make preparation
for long cruise. He is in fine
health.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-05-08
A Card.

i take this method of expressing
my sincere thanks to the Firemen
and citizens Of Martinsburg for the
prompt manner in which4they came
to the rescue of my property from
entire destruction by FIRE on Sunday.
/ am truly grateful to all who at the
risk of life and limb labored so faith
fully on that occasion to save what
they could from the flames.
desire also to return thanks to
Messrs. G. Matthaei, ID. Timmons,
r. $. Dorsey and G. Shaffer, who
kindly sent their wagons to haul
away the portion Of my furniture,
&C., that was saved from the flames.
A, s. CHAMBERS. JR.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-05-08

BUSINESS LOCALS.
Announce Hnents.
For Mayor.

Eds. Independent:
Please announce w. T. Logan as a
candidate for reelection to the Office of
Mayor. He has been on efficient ofli-
Ger, and discharged the duties faith
fully and impartially. Under his adj
ministration the finances of the corpor-
alton have been successfully managed
and put in good shape, and the broken
down credit of the town re-established.
All the affairs of the corporation have
been well and economically managed,
and we feel 1t to be both the duty and
interest of the whole people TO secure
his reelection, and if he will consent
to serve, will be voted for regardless
of party, MANY CITIZENS.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-05-08

THE B. and o. Railroad Company
has sent out to its employees the plan
of its mutual insurance. We have
not read the provisions carefully, as
yet; and are not prepared to express
an opinion as to its benefits. In
glancing over it, we notice that some
of the provisions are highly COM
mendable, while some others do not
strike us as being entirely equitable
or feasible. Still, in the organiza-
tion of plan of life insurance so
varied in its applications, it is i'm
possible to have it perfect at first,
and after it has run awhile we pre-
sumo the plan will be so changed or
amended as to better meet the objec-
tions of all who See defects in it
now. We learn from the Baltimore
papers that the apprehension that
has existed on the part of the en-
ployes of the company that they
were to be enforced to join, is not
correct, and is contradicted by the
officers of the road. The company
would be pleased to have all the men
join the organization, but leave it
entirely to their own option.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-05-08

Planting corn is now in order.
Some farmers are busy planting,
while others are not yet done
blowing. 3a teV III
Mr.. Ground Hog says that we
will have plenty of rain before
harvest is over, and that farmers
will complain more of wet than of
dry weather. f
Rev. w. A. Grouse will hold a
querterly meeting at the NJ. p.
Church ia Smithfield on next SUM-
day, the 9th, and at Three Runs
on Sunday the 10th.
Several novel law suits have
been tried before the magistrates
court at Bunker Hill within the
last week. Somebody must pay
the costs. IS 1859
"Sitting Bull" wants to know
what is the longest and yet the
shortest thing. Well it must be
his nose, as 1t is no distance from
his face, and yet II Is so long that
it is sometimes In other peoples
business.
Fish are very plenty in the
small streams near the Opequon.
Large numbers are daily caught
with the hands. a .ss
The wool buyers are beginning
to tremble as they have engaged a
great deal of wool at forty-tWo
cents. Now that it is not worth
80 much somebody will get bit.
LITTLE SHAVER.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-05-08
KNIGHTS OF HoNoR EXPOSE

KNIGHTS OF HONOR EXPOSE
The anniversary exhibition given by
Valley Lodge Knights of Honor, of
this place, at Feller's Hall Friday
night of last week was one of the most
enjoyable entertainments we have
witnessed in "a long time. The hall
was filled with an appreciative audi
ence. The music furnished on the
occasion was superb. The members
of the order met at their hall and
marched in body to Feller's Hall,
where they occupied position on
the stage. After music by the or
chestra, and a song by H. A. Riddle,
Esq, the Lodge sung their opening
Ode, after which Past Dictator, j.
N. Wisner made a few well timed
and pertinent remarks, setting forth
the inception, rise and progress of
the order, the great good it had al
ready accomplished in the work of
human charity, and its abilities for
the accomplishment of much more
in the future.
At the close of his remarks he an
nounced that Valley Lodge would
proceed to the public initiation of
a candidate, that all and especially
the ladies, might know what was
done in their secret conclaves. The
initiation of the candidate was then
gone through with, occupying over
an hour in the work. We will not
attempt description. Suffice it to
say that the audience were both
amused and appalled, by times, and
that the candidate had a pretty
rough road to travel, but went
through unscathed. All present en-
joyed the evening to the fullest ex-
tent.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-05-08

THE Board Of Directors of the
Agricultural Society, at their meet
ing on Saturday, adoptd a resolu-
ton in favor of having grand
Fireman's parade on the second day
of their next Fair, and appointed a
committee to act in conjunction
with the Martinsburg Fire Depart
ment, to invite the Fire companies
of neighboring States to participate
in the parade.