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New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRwYoRK Sept l-BEEV ESZFwo carloads of small
State Grassfed Bulls arrived at the G0hst
sold at a@2Ae live weight None of the stock held
from yesterday put on sale and there tFaic
Beef Cattle worth mentionng OF liberal receipts
for tomorrow circulated ut the sockyards to-day
Good Prime Dressed Beef sold well, Light
Beef drug the market Texas sides sold in
Washington Market at 2d6 6isc Colorado
Poor Prime Native do at 7d3c The best Beef
0a40lOo from the uptown slaughter houses.
Shipments to-day 1865 live cattle the Dorset by M
Goldsmith and S beef 100 OF NUT
ton in the City of Montreal by sherman ~ Gillett.
CAIVESReceips including late arrivals yesterday
Last head, ,llO at 6Ots and
market DUH and dropping and about 300 head
sold al the close Prices weake materially the
grades OF Calves and the best stock easier
than Yesterday. sold 223Lc, Burtermk
to SaSl4c
sales-Kasc Pdcoek Pennsylvana assers 222
ID, at SC
Judd guckngbam sold state yeas 1s5 ib, at 70 do
lS0 10, AZ 7ci Fed Calf 220 10, at DC.
Kirby q Go sold i6 Grassers $40 H. &c Buttermilk
Calves, z22 N, at 3 iac A Veals, 165 u, at ac.
Halenbeek Davis sold IL Grassers. 1862 m at 2ofc As
do 2l2 i &C BE do 2O3 n, at sc SO Butermk Calves.
273 b. at 3c do l2 b at &c do, $50 ID, at 4c Veals
l1G % at 9c IL do 1i3 D. at 6ac ~ do 1853 b. at 7c
lG2 u. at 7ac 20 do, lG7 b. at Sc.
Al Disneaes M p a De%ey sos 40 Ggassers s9 & at ose IS
205 ib. at 8 L2c y veaIs l6l b at 7e '
H. lnme sold 81 drassers, 257 m at &c AZ ButtermiiK
Calves 257 ID 20 2do 25 ~ at 3c; do 206 H. at
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were 3Sla OF 1850
2 ears ~ oothst aud II atJersey city Total
since go 5 head against 30sl6 head for the
responding time last week few prime State
Lambs were sold a fair prces but every
extremely duh and prices ruled decidedly
favor Butchers have largo accumulation OF stock
ON hand. and u the supplies were cut on week
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
COTTON MARxErs-aY rELEgnApu

LIVERPOOL Sept. 1l2:3 D. m.-cotton-Aiarket steady
Ndding Upands, 67sd; Middlug Orleans 67sd.; sales
receipts 1860 bales, Including 800 bales American
sresU pands, Low Middlng clause, September delivery
1Sad; also 7sd; do September and october delivery
Also 6io do October and November delivery G9a9d;
cenber aud January delivery 6d also 6sd January
anu delivery. Oasad; do. February
nsery oId do March and April delivery 6tsz also 6
also a do May aud June delivery G7lsd; dol and
July delivery, 67isd Futures dull
o,s sept il3O mcotton Middling Uplands
' 1900 ordinary piands 5'i Ordinary Uplands 3D.
clause. seetenb beT delivery 7{si also 9Ssad ''A''S
idyERPOoI, 1N330p plands Low Mid.
oiI9g clause, september delivery. 7isi
AAskttoOi- sept. 1-A50 m.--Cot0zs1he the
gay included $500 bales American.
.llskEfOOL Sept f.-500 p. m.-COtton- -Futnres-Up-
lands Low MddlnR clause september delivery, 7Ssgd DO
y ana February delivery, tS,a also 6'asd Futures
AusUsEa. sept. l--cotton steady; MiddIing lle Low
saa ~ 1e Good Ordinary. ac receipts, go haes;
~EALrNoaK Sept lcotton steady; Midddng l2s4c; Low
1aansE Izc; Good Ordinary, 1O5c- receipts, balesf
70 great Rriian. 4lJ bales; ses 75 bales;
,SALyKsros Sept. l.--Cotson nominal Midahng Ike;
av~ sLaDlDg lOae; Good Ordinary 9i.e; receipts
Sat a. sxpcrt eoastwise Sol9 bales sales l7s9 bales
~, ,MoohiLk Sept. quiet middIing. IILc Low
6aan,nDg lOc5 Good Ordinary, 94c.; net 366
% exports coastwise 52 bales saies 23O baes stock.
rnsw.ORLKAEs Sept. 1.-cotten quiet. Middnng iiscs
az" addhng. l0c Good Ordinary 9asc-: net receipts
aVaesi gros 52b bales; experts 10 Great Britain,
,Syy s1ies sales, 300 bales stock, 73o5 bales
,,oktvLk sept lotton steady; A,ddiing. lase
stsck. 317 baes. - ' ~ ~ '
sAssSsAa. Sept 1.-cotton steady, Middfng like,
bsies; stock. 1901 bales.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02

there would Mutton famine Ncwyork take care
a no or cos On head per the
o % age & 9 Gn @
is found IN the fact that the continued rou many
OF Tie great stock raising centres s forcing eers TO sell
hardly probable that there wllb marked hr be,
mainly a pa c eh5 ts weeS @ % dS rs Sheen AZ G
se and Heavy Wethels to an exporter at 6c Sxeuams
for Lambs from 4a,c Gle, with 81 head Choice
oshaaa and Toad OF OF hne state Lambs sold at S6 90
bS 10 at 5c 23s do, 50s DC; l6 state do SO b. at
&c 10 state Ewes ll0 b at 4c Pennsylvania Backs SS
Kase Pedcoek sold: POI Pennsylvania Lambs 90 H. ct Set
Ewes % b. &C a. 0s do S . s. 4 b. % at az 4 15 ) BncRs i2s b.
J. +. sader Co. 2o2 kentucky sheep 7G M at 3,c;
Io Indiana do 81 b at "a So SO do, 80 3D. at4c 70 DO III
Newton Holmes sold: Kentucky sheep 81 ID, at ici
10 DO (ew Lanbs 70 b at &c; 220 Kentucky Lambs 90
Haicn6qck & Davis sold; 80 Ohio sheep s3 , t4e: 20
i ss Do 10 30 " VS. a 7e go I 90 S DO % m n n 20 az &c. Gs TO-
S 80 60 80 Canada do SO b. 5c s9 do 70 b. at 5c 1853
Dilenback ( Dewey sold 1l3 Western sheep o6 b. at
dos s & X X Siate 1T edo do Is 30 10 at dc 1m6 do - n at & DO o
G 10 at H ~ ld5 do. 70 b. at so 7O 9l do 20 H. at 0ao
j. ii. Hume IS sheep b &c; 81 do 81 b.
at &c; llo d. % ~ at & lsa state Lambs 20 ~ ~ a.
Kfgy SEQ sold 40 Ohio sheep 50 N, at 4c AZ do 1ol
dseS @ sSd g. TsT & It @ M Of s sSc 1aaS
i7l3a he against 7o head for the corresponding dime
saleabe at 7sc possibly as hgh as 7e and csc the
price for the fe1ernl run Of state hogs oca
smith 4 Reid sold il2 Ohio Hogs 1873 Ii, at e7sei l3
Roushs 2lS h mt 5sc So state Hogs 2i6 h. at SO 50 1o3
do IqS Sns p at .6 gc 80 fse @ Is t8s @ Ps M se ot ea
Kirby a Co sold 4i Pensyivania swf. Fed Hogs 3l4
~ at Gc 80 state Corn do 267 80; Il do, 2s9
Roughs, 3f2 fb, ut 5a4c
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02

LONDON, Sept. 1-l230 D. m.-C0nsOls 9stsla money
9ss for the account; u s. bonds three and half per cent
1O4 Erie Al; do secOad cOnsols, 1Of New Central
147 Illinois central 1873; Pennsylvania Central, &c; Read
ing. 3lat; NewYOrk. Ontario and Western 81
LONDON sept l-230 D. m.-Pennsylvapa Central, 66ia ;
C0usos 99oIs the account
LONDON, sept. l-}OO E.-PaT1s advcss
centrentes si francs 80 centmes this account -
LONDON, Sept l3:3O m.Tie proportion Bank of
England reserve TO liability which last week d3iI,e
per cent Is now 393 per cent The bullion In the
Eng and has decreased $50 900 during the past week
LONDON, sept l-t:OO D. m.-COnsOls, 9Jita money
and 1910 the account; Erie 43 Pennsylvania Central
66la
LosDoy Sept l-4:3O p silver quoted at 81 sa
LONDON, 1--5O0 p. advices
cent renies 50 francs 40 centimes account -
PARIS sept 10 m.1he weekly the Bank
OF France shows decrease OF s8O0O00 gold and
adecTease l925.000 francs A silver.
PARIS, Sept 10 p. m--kxchange London 20 francs
20 ccntimesfor Checks.
LONDON Aur. $500 D. m.-Atlante Great West.
frst mortgage trusees' certhcates 54l2
IoSDoS. Aug 3lt:30 Iarhe Of bullion with
drawn from the Bank of England to-day il
100000.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Sept 1-CATrLE- Receipts to-day. 900 head;
total the thus lab head; time
week lO40Uhead consigned through $50 market
quiet and unchnged sales of Fair TO Good at i2Jd%5
two loads Kansas Cows ut S3 TO SHEEP LAMIS-Re-
cepts today 2S00 head total for the week thus far
150O0; for time last week H. 0O0 consigned through
2l narket du and unchanged sales O Fair to Good
81 very dnu GSl 80 for Western HoGsRe
cepts today b,50; total for the week thus 81 COS for
last week. SOOO consigned through. log
with lair demands light; sales Of York
gOa d 6dgo 50; quoted S6 f64O;
NJ atum and IIelNy, So 70aS7; all sold.
CHICAGO, III Sep Ihr DrOrers Journal reports; HOGS
kecepts 7so head shipments, 500 head market fairly
active and Steady Mixed acAng 10 oO0-6 20; ght or
Bacon, SO an6 I0 choice Heavy, 10 0o@fIi Cnils an
Grissers, 81 5U2S6 20; Mact closed steady with good
clearance. Recept $500 mead, shipments. 2.s0D
head active and Zoe higher exports S6 2OaSb 80
to Chnce shipping, s. 6o0f6; Common 10 Medium.
- Native Butchers quiet but steady at go 20aft
Fancy and Heifers 81 Gft 80 ONen ~ 7Jd34 30;
stocSers aud Feeders ~ % a$ 10 Range Cattle active
Americans, 81 coast 49, SHERr-Receipts 300 ship
rnents, POO; quiet but steady; Medium
81 25G - 10 Good tn Choice, 81 ~ 80.
LOUIS Mo, sept |. HOCs-iight grades lower S635
Mixed Packing ~ 25dG EO Choice Heavy,
Sb 70d6 9O Corned Pigs and Light Workers. 2jS5 76
reeepts 800 head shipments 3head. CArrLEHeCeipts
3lu0 head: shipments, head Native shipping
fairly active and sales 5 head l,aOOb
50 10; Fr Good Fat steers 200 30 5O0 n. 50 -
Sia350 Steckers. slow - Feeders, 81
aSj Grass Texans active and hrm top grades sold readily
Of 81 2a - 60 Common to Fair - bOd SHEEP Receipts
3lOO; shipments, 20 market slow and especially
Low Gradcs which plenty and dH Fair Fancy Nut
TONS IS - al 90 ..-
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rissr. Pssss,s mt RIiir)Iy,
NEW-YORB Thursday Senf 1 1891
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday, Sept. l, 1881.
HES-rnehnnrnd

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COFFEE-Rio steady fairly active Ordinary
goes 9a.g l04e Including Fair, llA@l24c; sales lt9l
pagS santos NeDo; 0OD bags do o and SCI bags o
ex HTarehus on private terms PIG bags santos ex Nebo
yate terms l10lic.
CoTTON-spot Cotton duA Good Nudding and above
reaucel &C.; Miiing c strict Middng llec.; and
all other grades White aud Stained, IL bales de-
Cred contract 5l00 bales Receipts at The to-day
9COO bGe against o331 bales last week and 1868 bales
laSt
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
sieamboats ane Railroaas.


E,RIlE, RAILWAY, now known "a the NEW
Arranreaert trains from cilsnbsrs sts, ne,
room Coaches % Bsaio SUSPENSION ridge coDses& x
Sn m lDaiylFast 81 Ions Express arriving at But
so9re q ~ GDnnes b Tssn fast trains z ne West aaa
70 Sanalo AZ rSsie SSnaee's IS az Fginers ,oe Sevhorg
CSaches hTovgh 20 buffalo Naeara Pans cincinnat aad
S;I5n EsD,grant train Tor he West N-' . "a
M sne .ea u midnight saturday ngs only Sundays siS
q, RpngFlGF @ ..'S aaS F3sse Pas s i 9a O2o mia
night SUNDAYS. e s:Sl 1920 a m las 6s6 SEQ D M
Parersona $50 a:y9 lc26sai 70 noon las $50 Ia
S:l9 e;s's s;l9 $50 7:l5 lo3op N. AMI ianigAt
eIS PetsrsSn sso VA % SsT1r SSS s;s5 ; $40 s ~,
,6Se 6sgSSer@ n ns S;o s;S9 e:2a las s;5 Ga 7ls
's2 wsswieR ssS !? 9!soa. and y. Y tsispl'9s sso
g. GNe,wburg and Cornwall ESQ m. s:3l s.so GOO y n
GSsSs% sS2aSpi ana 55 asiSs 8 io a M m 3 s9 Hq,'y $50
Niddletewn. s:5e . iGS6a "a. $50 ASA 7. 7ls y n.
pm tfa connect With Sew-York and osreo s Maiasd
PORT gery1s 956 lo2oa a M z:so G. 7.l5 n m suu
days sac i6:iSn 9 go ana NJ s1N
New YORK * satg%sd,ys % only At SO troagl was
Grand Hoe and al Stations on Re rsser ana as5 ess4 ess
o@ s ' G n & &Sae ne S ~ az an o g5es sa a'sr each hour
and Sr ea 9' b Apa @ 9sass IN
ee M scr q 3o @ M may BE- ist e the 60
cGur'-st, Brooklyn OF az the company's DepoiS
Express Trans rom the west arrive in at 7.ss
and 1925 y m, and lOlD .. m.
,~o,JNo. \. ABBOTT, Gen1 Passr Agent New-York-
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trans Leave for kngewooa Coser Psrmontaad Nyaek-
SUNDAYS 2 iooo & an and \ $50 SSo Gao s9e lIS9p m
aolnnutes later saturday 49,
p JSo kBsSTTH HS cen ss Psr & Rssni sS a w. go
FALL RIVER LINE, for Fall River, Boston
and The East Steamers ana ssProvidences
leave Vow oT daily. Sundays included nt $40 D. N nom
Pier % ~ r. foot Of MarTayst OF music on each
steamer - -
NEWPORT LINE.
For Newport, Marthas Vineyard.
AL Old X. NEWPORT
and OLD COLONY leave York daily
AZ r. fOm Pier y, y. r. Connection lnSi
nom BROOKLYN, at Jersey City, Tickets
staef.ons for both lines De
hotels transfer and ticket Offices Pier 2S ani
steamers List OF and
free application. BORDEN q LOWELL. Acerts-
GEo. L. CoNSos. General Passenger Agent.
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
a sAToNICand NAU4ArUCK RAfLROA DS-steauners
lesye Caiharne SUP AZ ll:3D Twcnty-thsrf-
st. East River 3lj Pare lower hanDy route
FOR B0Sr0N.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
II Pullman Sleepers y. Y v. II. Il r. n, Issave
Grand Central Depotas ll;35 n DAYS and 1880
sundays Also train 4:3Oa m Get
wa NeF YORK and New England Railroad
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
financial.

A GAS STOCKS.
All Now York Brooklyn Stocks and al ID
ofBrookiyn investment securities, dealt in by
GEORlK II. PRENTIS5,
IL WALL~ST.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
PErRoLEuM MAnKrr

Vlrf Penn Sept fairly active; United
Ane weaker opened irregular at IS &c., aud
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ NEW III nc

BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
-, For TRENTON aud PHILADELPHIA
Liberty-st. ~ - ~ - - " ~ ~
For Pnilaiepha Ninth Green.sts az 7:i5 $50 Has
b:30 II o. m - " "- ~ ' -
Horrhird and BerSs $780, 7:i5. lll5 l:S04;3o
b:3O m ON Sunday II "a
For Trenton Warren and Tuckersts $3.50 7f5 $780, HIS
b;3O l2D m. - ~ -
Return trains leave Philadelphia New-Yor1
From stations Pha and Reading r.. r. Ninth and Green
s,s a $50 $50 800 II ll5, 3;i5 5:4O oi5 IL m
ON sunday, at s;i5a No., $3.50 IL n. NJ.
From Third and Berks-sts 500 s20 9l5a m, $40
o;z2 ODD 1850 D. m SUNDAY 7:45 n 4:jOp. m;
From Trenton, Warren and Tucker-sts-1:25 623, sos
3992 dolo ll2i IN, 2:2l 4;26 625. 720p m sunday
li2o, o:25 q. M. G:lb I. M.
connection made Jersey City station TO ana nom
Lr0okiyn aud Erie DeDot. Jersey CITY - 80.
ickeis for sale at foot OF Eibertyst NOS 2s PSI 4oL
o4i, BOZ l3 Broadway, the principal hotels.
NOS and Court-st. and Annex once Jeweifs wharf,
N Y Transfer Company Dodds Express VIII ean for and
destination App-
eatoncan be made at 9l and l323 Broadway 7S6 sixth
ave. NewYork aud Court-st Brooklyn All these Offices
IN connection with the Bell Telephone aud Law Tele
eJ6SEPHs 5. HARRIS HIP. BALDWIN
MANAGER. A.nn
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
r EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

\ EHlGi ALLE1 RAlIROAD.
4 PASSENQER 4 TRAINS aud after May g lSSi Will
depos foot Of Certandt aud Desbrosses SITS az 74O
$40 p M ana 05e p m Tor Easion, Bethlehem Allen
Waverly. ithaca. Geneva LYONS, Buffalo and the Wesf
Train at m. for Eaaon ethC benz. Allentown Reaainp
Chnnk, Wikesbarre and Pittstou sleeping
coaches attached to C30 train Trains 740
m,i m and 3;40 p m, connect for an points n Mahanoy
General Eastern Office corner Church aud Cortandtsts
g. II cuAkM1NGS, Agent
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MINT AND FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
DRON[DENCE LlNE.
CTONINGT0N LINE TO BOSTON.

- CONNECTING WITH ALL FONTS EAST
The Elegant steamers SrDNIN6rON NARakAGAE
sltfr daily. except sundays,
4. NJ PROM PIER S3. y. r..
Foot Jay, arriving IN Boston "a n n FARE A. Low
By ANY OfHER Line.
Tickets for ale Al Al pracpA ticket oheeL staeroo,ns
House. NoA Ssi and 337 EroaawJ and astloPoAtan aAd
Eifth Avenue a. = BAlsIOCA PTcsiens-
r. W. NJ, \ :, tseneraa Passenger Aaonk
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02

TOtal bush-.---. l63,2OO 4S2,OOO 245.200 225j75
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day
KeceiptA
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02

Total,Dusf 69,3OO 3Oe,7eo $50 2234ff $4,000 s3S12
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day rs follows:
Recerpts Slipments
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
NlD,lvAANsTAAlP0LIS, vAsTAl CINCINNATI AND La

IN response 10 inquiries informs the stock
pacrs ina te time for admission the benefits
lnV0ceeihgs expires on September l. may be
Court. 4, n - ~ IDits ~ i.AS,n.-ISo
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
Financial.
a LIZ who are interested in railroad business
ana mileage statistics should ret TRIBUNE AL
mAN1AOi ior 1851 nos reriy. price p cents bymaiL

HANhERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
tle trt0nne Almanac for 1881 it gives the
ates G iseveaue and Expenditure since 1875 Price,
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
Steamboats, an0 RailroaNs.

5Ieum0unI5 di0 NdlIron05.
A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
az Note changen oeition NEW STEAMERS SARA
TpGA and CITY OF TROY leave lady except SATURDAY
rom PIER No ~ North river foot)t clrstoDl con
meeting morning North and
day steamer touches ar Albany
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
~ DREW and JOHN a1vs Pier IL North Riys-
SOUTH SIDE OF CANAL-Sr, svs-v WEEK DAY az 81
.connectngls Albany i5Inisg noraiaE eScsDssp VITA
North. West
tieketsso Albany and return 30 ay
W w EVERETT. PresilenL
A LBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and G..
- - EtBBARpa1iy lsgntays cxcspon. leave Vestry-st
tler $50. al s2tsG ~ fBrpDkiyn. bv Annex nc
a. M antngh SSask F9Try We3t r9tak Sevparg PolEh
beck ~ erTg via 20 30 N trla on re Ulster AMI
NJ Albany FOR the AMI Spr'gsT a
SARATOGA EMPRESS New. York Central AMI Hudson
Hiyar IL II. ucNets good lfna frrD
ucketsto West Point New5ury returning by down 81
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02

E'KEEfiOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY.
6;3OD - " ~ > '
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Say konte via sandy Hook eave At o. 10iO a. l30
&aS 900 0'45 m for East Branch Sc on sundays
ant, Sc. - ' ~ "
For & sandy Hook via Branchport 5:t5 7:t5 IL
For Monmouth Beach Seanrght &c. vim Branchport 5:i5
7:d5 pa IN, ~ M. 2 4;30, 5;S0 500 m.
S;i3 WA Rcd Bank for Lakewood, Toms River High
hnd Heights, Nineland and all stations q Bay side.
GA5a. m-Via Rod Bank for Lakewood Toms River HIGH
land Heights, sea side Park, Barnegat. &C
= D. m.-AN Rai-l:3O y. m.-Nia Sandy Hook for Lake.
wood, Manchester. Toms River ATLANTIC CITY and all
staious to Bav side.
d::l0p m-Via Red Bank Lakewood. Writings. Toms
River ueig Barnegat .Ge
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02

Express Trains leave NewYor Dosbrosses and cor
lsnat Ferries. follows:
4:s0 55u. = $50, = 40 Liuit,i,, j l.
= 6SO, =, $50 and 10 ana II git
a M, ., 6:5o. Z, ; 80 and 10 p M, ai.d - night
Trains leave NtN-Nork daily. Al
$50 and raining through via Trenton csI
den
Returning Philadelphia l2.0l sf5 SOY
= 73J, = $50 and ii A. Limited Express D. ~ .
g. 5:83, T05 ANA on sunday, 1901. Sf5 5..E
$50 J. = l05 and Leave Philadelphia Cam
den. . a.. ANA 500 p. IA. dalN. except SUNDAY.
Ticket Offices, 02G and - Broadway Asior and
foot OF DcsDrosses aud anaf-St:
Nn station. foct fulton-st, BROOKLYN.
III ana Is Huson-st HObOkcn station,
grant Ticket OMCc, . Battery place.
NeyyN0rk Transfer Company can for ana ch,ca
baggage from hotels ana residences.
FEANK THOMSON, J. r. WOOD.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02

Canal. RAlr C0't wise erL 'Phla Bou,-
Flour obis... 145li 400 1860 1850 g. CT
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
,ALTIMno5RIE and QHI0 RAILRoAD.

AZ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via PhiRdeiphia Baltimore Washington
ON ara after May % Passenger Trains from Pennsv
yana X X Depot foot Of Corandt rs
500 q r-ETcept sunday. arrive Washington f:25 D. m
NlHit Express leaves Washington 9:l5 daily win oeu
reached. ~ ~ ~
m-Daily fast line for Washington arrive Cincinnati
$50 T. m, Chicago 700 and 81 Louis a. m b. y
- pal sl,epers m Ough to Cincinnati Chicago nre
train runs through Chicago
II. 90 Midnight daily Sieepers omen nasseu
gcEaater 1879 m Arrive at Camden staiion Baltimore
b5o M, Washington $50 a. leaves 2alf
cinnaU. N N+-'
No other line makes West Trains arrive
rom the West at G3O a. H., $40 p and 1910 y m
ItcNes and Sleeping berths
and checked to destination Companys OinCe 81 Broad
wav aud at all tae Offices OF the Railroad Com
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
ME NEW-YoRK CITY AND NoRrHERN

Il and NEWPORT, from Grand Central Depot
Three trains daily Boston,
So5 lparOr atachel) aud 10 y. with
palace sleeping cars.
SUNDAYS at 10 M with palace sleeping cars limited
tickets TO Boston lal r8iio S5.
ON and after MONDAY June G special LIMITED NEW
lCaVcs with
taehe arriving al Newport ~ sS Tickets and parlr
obfaned
Windsor Hotelseket olaces Grand ccnfs1 Depot
New-York tribune., 1881-09-02
DENNSYLNANIA RAILROAD.
ON ant affer JnlY II. 1881.
ITO PHILADELPHIA.
LAKE MINI HREMAGOG AND QUEBl
lAhb iHE POPULAR
ALI. RAIL LINE

30 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS N PHrLADET-
PHlA, TWO IN NEM-lORK.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-07-20

She questioned the woman further,
and found that her landlord lived
down stairs And before she turned
! from the door she had emptied her
purse, and had paid three months rent
in advance.
Your husband will be well and at
work by that time, she said and there
were no regrets for the lost fringe as
she took her way homeward. Nay,
she was not even stung to the soul
when Madam Farine remarked, with a
glance that said volumes:
The black lace from your old gren-
adine dress? Certainly, since it is
your TASTE
The dress. however, was not unbe-
coming, despite the unfurnished lace,
and Emma wore it to the party. She
was quite conscious that every woman
of her acquaintance knew what the
dress was trimmed with, but her con-
science whispered to her that she had
done right. Moreover, the light of the
better thought was on her face.
Somehow, Arthur Maine found himself
more than ever attracted to it, and as
she drove home that night, Emma felt
that the Marguerite which had said to
her, 'he loves had been no false
prophet.
She had learned two lessons in lit
tie while; one that the poor might be
clothed and fed from the trimmings of
the rich; the other, that extravaganza
in dress never yet won any mans
heart.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-07-20
THE VILLAGE POSTMIS-
TRESS

The son of this postmistress says of
his mother: She's gettin' little hard
a. hearin', though; but | tell her that
amt strange. seein' she's heard so
much in her day. Ears can't last for
ever you know, Mis- Linton, an for
fifty years there amt been nothin' goin'
On among the neighbors that ma amt
heard. Bein' in the postoffis is wearin'
to the hearin' ez well as the eyes.
Folks comm an goin' for their letters
generally leave as much news ez they
take away. BY the way. Mis- Linton,
yer sister, Miss Bradleigh's, comm back
tomorrow. Ma was readin' the postal
cards last night, and she came across
one from her." Reading my postal
cards ?'exclaimed Mis- Linton. why,
yes. Ma always reads 'em-leastways
hereads such as isn't took right off, She
says it's her duty. Might be news of
sickness or death or suthin else, that
we'd ought to send right along.
They'er dreadful aggravatin' readin'
through. People don't write ez well
as they used to, an don't make things
clear, nuther. When anybody writes
jes' Yes or No on a postal, no post
master in creation can make anything
of it But your sisters postal is plain
enough, Mis- Linton thar amt nothin'
indefinite about her. She says: comm
Thursday, o'clock train. Have Fac
totum meet me- Ma puzzled good
deal over that word factotum,' and we
both concluded that twas the name of
your help. Furrin' name, amt ity |
told ma twas new, any how, an ez we
had young calf't we was goin to raise,
an hadn't named it, we concluded
we'd call her Factotum, like that furrin'
kitchen girl o. yourn, Mis- Linton.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-07-20

senseless hate, infuriated soldiers, the
audience and the crowd--the stage,
aud all its actors and actresses, its
paint-pots spangles and gaslights-the
life-blood from these veins, the best
and sweetest Of the land, drips slowly
down, and deaths ooze already begins
its little bubbles on the lips.
The President was at once removed
to private house in the vicinity of
the theatre, where he died, at about I
O'Clock the next morning, without hav-
ing uttered word. surrounded by the
members of his family, and a number
of civil and military officers of the
Government