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Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-04

A MAN of good address, energetic and trust A worthy. Particulars as to duties, salary, etc. will be furnished upon application, which must no be later than 10 a. m., to
 oatf FRANCIS VANCE 54 Crown Street
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-04

SITUATION WANTED, DY respectable girl to do general housework. ID Apply at -,.- u,...,.,,,u, ja4 It. 116 YORK STREET
 Business Chance Wanted, ID POURING small capital, for man who has n, had experience in drugs and general merchan- disc, that will pay expenses and give a good living. Also q small Farm place to keep summer boarders. Address
 ja4 2ts " G. A." Wallingford, Ct.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-04

| ADIES to engage in art work; can be done at \ 4 home. Pays well to those wishing to devote the whole or part of their time For particulars apply to
 FRANKLIN ART ROOMS ia3 2t+ 337 Chapel Street Zone hight.)
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-04

 T1Y respectable girl, a situation in a small pri- vate family to do general housework; city ref erence Inquire at ja4 It. 5l OAK STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-04

A SITUATION to cook, wash and iron, to do A general homework in private family; good reference from last place. Can be for two days at
 STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-04
M A NTEIl

yNyO buy, lot of secondhand Furniture andCar- \ pets. Highest cash price paid Orders by mai promptly attended to, at
 o2O 2a CHURCH ST.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-04
Real Gstate.

81 ,OOO. FOR SALE. $1,OOO. dse=+ TWO HOUSES, rooms each lots 30x125 {;
 sH fifteen minutes walk from the City Hall $1 GOO EsW each-one- half cash.
 Fifty other places for sale.
 Call on or address E. T. TROWBRIDGE, ia3 3t+ IT Auburn Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24

gal whic Is at $50 for a69 test Fair Refining quoec at
test 6sg hhds uscovado so' loo hhds do. sse
ooo hhds do, 7sa8l 6sl hhds Centrifugal silec;
9oo hhds do 9lo test Sac 300 hhds do hgher test 8a
az a. 400 hhas MaTctnique 2c l7o hads Jamaica
20 Bags PerrnmoueS Reaned aeye and er Cut Loaf
issa 19se MGnd IN" los Gonieetoners
A. ~ lec.i On A. 9asaHac.; White Extra
Y elbow c. 7i4D1osc. ' - 90
@ nseted and easier; Prime City quoted sac;
sales, 10000 ID, 9d9i4c. - 49, -
TEA-At rnarled orly =, bos
were sold ~ ""7''' '"i' A'""" PNse'
AcIo-kentucky very quiet sales $50 hhds Mt 6a4
loo seed Leaf fairly active sales within few DAYS $40
fSSeS dSoV Pennyivama, l0ad25c LIE 1850 New
II'963oc; zoe 1850
Wisconsin, 202Oc 400 1850 Ohio, Gaze; 1000
WWaa6A,LE8oNE -Dnll at 81 80 for Arctic.
NOolS-I There has been slight
n.y. Out an prices have remained offered
reserve and holders predict early higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24
NEW YoRK sept. 28.-ihc following are the tot,l ~,
ccts 81 Cotton ~ the below ports SINCE ser,
EUROrEAN MARKETs.

LIVERPOOL. Sept - Prne Ass,- Eas,.rn sto,ay
al ~. Western, Arner u "A
hrmer At ia short iab STEADY JJ. loug Iiran.
arm -, ~, short Ctrts, urncr ~ - Cd Haas
NJ Staahy a. '3, 'npIl 5s, stsItg a. ~ Bcrl--Iri
Ness noue here; Extra Mesa arm ii l01 Prlno Acs.
;tsH.y a. %. iard-rrimr Western steady 81 sd,
alo" Prime Citf. hrnnr 40 81; farpcnune-syir.A
nrmcr at A. Gd Hosln-tIne duh lodL. CON
mon nrBcr G3I aGtai. Cheese - American Cho &C.
nnh at u: Lard OF none here Flour EXTRA
state. dull at 1905 Whclt-So l. White duli A. M.
SPRING ~ .. steady ipji New Winter Wcsiora duIl
AZ ll N"w Spnthrrn Water. ststtr tIli Cora
Mlxei on stcaa' Al 81 ri Sew. steady at 81 81 cot
t0hsecd Oll-Grlow American none herA RO,n-C
AZ london stody Al God spirits rar1aatn. LIlon
iim cd.
LIVERPOOL sent 232:}G .. ui.-BrcadstuGs- Corn
~ eii Der GENITAL Tor NCW Mixed Wheat al
~ per GENITAL Tor average California white II all
CaUtutH tiub; Ftah, 44d. ceutrl Tor Canadian.
ldNfHf'",l4 SEPT 2,l--.iu u u-l.ec
Tor lAtih lnia Mess ohco.c 81. per Tor
grades 81 American bacon, Az per Long
sih'he+ lalioN, 13 Cwt- Lard. 81 bd por
Ainctlcln PORK. 30 pnr Dol. tor PRIME Mess
LIVERPOOL sept. %. - past
LoNDoN sept 23-4;30 n. m,-Cacuta Ginzeed pei
9ual"i sperm on pa fbO per Pale No}in. 7 loId.
opill' lhrptntine ~. Eotucc Petroleum.
Spults M Petroleum, lOdHlO ~. gallon.
~. ,pl. linNeed on a2h.l5 per ton.
ANTWERP sept &j-PcirOloum ~ - ccuiimes
tnc pais American Wucors Lard closed Ia francs
htEhtN sept 25-WtcoK's Lard closed at I'll marks 81
HAAerGG sept. 23-wico1's Lard closed ut G2 marks
,HAyar, sept. 23wlcox's Lara closoa at II frame,
20 confines per % kuGa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24
TIE STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS


BALTIMORE Sept. 23-Coon dull; Middlng 1la.ali 7sc
Flour strong AID active Howard Street Western
"a City Mills super 0Oe$5 Is, Extra 80 q
as6 10: Family ssa$S 20 DO rio brands 81 75as8
higher southern Red 81 >2gSl 49, do Amber 62esl OF
mo nS 81 a no Wes'eTs MnteT Roo
81 Az NcysGber q Ssssl o. = December 81 56ls
and strong Southern Whs 5Se no. Yslow ae
Sc ssis 7isss5c.; Xoye@Sor steady
5OU5c PENNSYLVANIA o. 103c rye quiet at 81 O7dSl o.
Hay firm and higher Prime 10 Choice pennsylvania ana
BUFFALO, n z, sept 2sFlour demand good tonding
s SasS 10 az
MED Ga higher
tSgs 60 9e y e s5@s go Patent 8
Finished $25asss p.r ton lghwines-cii made 81 -
Canal neightswhest &C.; Corn. 4o: oats s'ac to New
sept active %n$ ngnsr
.ons and higher $50 Oats 5e s os
%ssssy s. r. r s"s higher Cash and
0,oSer ss 80 NeweSsr 10000
fairly aetiye and DC higher Light q eo@e sci Mixed
aios ~ 90 dull Except Tor exports which od
SO sOas6 20 good 10 choice shipping So aoes 80 common
81 stockors and Feeders $275ds4 rs. .,., -,
sp ass wheat .r csn AND f ssh RED
Winter "a esl as, eceipts l50O bnsh slpmens 30
1cns S sS ' Snsd ana shss kS
Barley in good demand Extra no Fan az " 10 pork
anS Unchanged Bacon IN i demand but unchanged Wits
key 81 la combination sales OF finished goods 300
ana Light s19t6 s6 Packing and ND Butchers
rE1IHDELrIIA, Sept. sSrioar sapernns ssssso
81 7ssss IA ~ e. Entras
1Ss u ~ sssssyivsnS EI4 Iaay ID Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24

aSs 90; do New Process ssdss 20; Minnesota Patents
Shoice So 90 Winter Wheat Patents 50 Sc Rye Flour
urn p az 20 81 Corn Meal unchanged Wheat active; No
Neutrality-suspicious., 81 90 Cora gteady; PcnnsyG
wanna ana -nut lern Yellow ontrack n in grain denot
~ &c. Western Mixed, track, i2c steamer
rate "' for sa 'Hs
oats Nc White 4ss l5rS No s. de-. 47c.: Re-
lected 46c: Mixed 46U47lsc Provisions CITY
5eei' III 90 per opL DO Packets. SIS so Beet Hams
P m MIA s Ness go e. 81 @39as2o 90 EsT
petie l22Gl3c. Smoked Sdes IL do salt los.
a. lo shoulders IN dry sat- Sl2 do. Smoked. CLIO
.G shoulders in pickle Shade. do Smoked, lo6l0laci
Kettle Ii oo do steam 1880 2.6O butchers loose 1900
1l2no Western Kettle, 1900; DO. steam 2.76c.: do
hulchcs Loose. ll5Oc. ButterCreamerv Extra Pennsy
yang; So45c.; 10 western "a @35c DO Good Choice
ZSd29c do Frsts, 25d27c.; Western Dairy Extra %
ie co. d 40 5000 70 Choice 22G25o. Rolls Pennsylva
4c Western Full Gre l30l3i lac; do Fair to Good IL
@iec DO lal skinned, l00llc.; vlyania
5@l"G Cofe unchanged Sugar-Tsaw quiet at 77sasc
FOR far TO Good Refining Muscovaloes Refined
uIated lOltc Mould Al, 0c Seeds-Clover Timothy
81 Spring, SlSG$20 Petroleum nominal. Whskey.
steady; Western, 81 TO-
20 BED, spot, 81 4lisi October, 81 45lt November
- 1eaS 4Sosi December 81 509 Corn strong; g spot
69asc; October at 90 a November Tic; all the year.
1|e oats guiet no. 2 ot, at 45c. October 47sc bid
u 4Ai2 bid ST. 40 asked; November, 473:
" 90 Corn easier high Mixed '68 =. No Q October
es nd a. az SGys%oep zee bid 5oe sskd all the
bush. Corn and Oats none. ~ 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24
LIVE STOCK mARxEIs-nY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO. Sept. 23CArrE- Receipts to-day 800 head
thus IL 80, Tor same time last
week, l1uO; consigned through $50 nothing doing
a few common iOts sale.
SHEEP AND BS-Eeceipts today, AGO head,
thus for II week o.
consigned through 80 cars little doing, hold
hoping TO obtain concessions; OF
Poor To Medium quality few sales Of Fair ern
sheep al p4Uf3 1u Choice quOtaDle a
Common Canada Lambs brought 50 40.
HOGs--Receipts today $500 head Tins
far. $4,000 for time last week, 7OOO Consigned
through 1879 dun and lower, Eastern trade; sales
Workers, Light 10 FAIR s0d16 Choice
81 10; Medium Weights, So SOd$7 Choice Heavy 81
~ 20; Pigs, 81 5OdS5 10, and In very gi demai
CHICAGO Sept. 23.-HoGs-ReceiEts, $4,000 head; ship.
nents, 4@0O head market active and strong al sold
Ioor; Culls and Grassers SO 9O0$6 20
CATTLE Receipts, 1000 head Shipments 1890 head
market slow for Choice values
active aud steady at 81 2O0S 50 20,
So go Good 10 Choice shipping plentiful weaker
50 30; Common To Fair dur almost uusalealc
0t5 Native Butchers quiet; Common S2nss 25
Stockers aud Fee'.eTs ~ Cattle
10 clover and lenIlu Grass exan ~ 7b03 GO Americans
and Half breeds 80 50a$t %.
SHEEP Receipts, 1000 head. shipments, 900 head
lives Common To Medium ~ 81 20
81 5Oae5 Lambs, per head. 81 5UaS3
LOUIS, Sept. 23-CAIfLR Receipts, $500
ments OOD head; Native nr no xnns
Good 10 Choice 80 75DA6 20; Medium son
90 Native Butchers Steers, SO 250$4 20; and
IecTs ~ 5OGS3 70; Grass Texans active. Good
S3 5Ous4 20; Common 10 Fair So 1OaS3 20.
SHEEP Receipts, l,4OU head, shipments 900 demand
good Fair To Choice - 214S4 40 Feeding Wcthers 81 76U
$50 o.
HoGs-DuI and lower; Workers, SO 450SG 55 Packing
So Butchers Fancy IS 75aS7 10 Rough So 10
ats Is; rccepts. $500 head shipments, 5000 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24
Steamboats, ano Railroads.
-CTrIZrNs, II, NE ..,I,-'.
TROY ROATS.

II4l-INN I'm T.. IKIl1 H(llT(-
- IN ~ tiAstlsR> SARATOGA and CITY or TgcY
se.nS tAl-I. ~ "a, North River 81 Cbristopl l.
a-tt.s unity, o. q earv
ALBANY. -~-N"S S.e-N-ei .Vuehcs a~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Sept. 23l2;so D. m-Cettoa-Market steady;
6o bales for Speculation and e. ittss
ng clause epsmbeT delivery 7,rs do seps aSS
livery Sid TO- Novemer and beeeSpoT rha Mgyeo ds
December and January deyery, 6i Co. February and
DO ve%T i" a 1HS 4H5a "S 9 Has and
Futures closed quiet ~ '""0 ""' 'o'' 'e"'ei9' osu
Low L Nghy se esn? ?sSo p pands
LIVERPOOL sept 2$4;0O n. m.-Coton-1nc sales OF the
dav Included 1900 bales American.
Low Mid9nng clause september October delivery GS
iqd 90 February ana March delivery 6s do Mach and
lures closed steady ''' anu 'S '''''i'' o4u' Pu
LyEerooL sept 28-5oo p Cotton Futuros-Uplauds
Futures closed barely steady.
bales 6aSs spo5aSar St S the yesk
ne 6aes S SfTar eSpor ro !RS S S
ota receipts. 3uO6 bales American ~ 90 bales total
o SSS a G22 G 9Sf AmoEs bales amount Of
the S0 rSss var i closed Monday on account OF
gaSi and steady $aacn % reed Ind s@rn r9s|i
oud qauuty, lOiad. "' %
My6rsrf sept % Gotten steady Anadng loaalo7c;
~ bales hapmeps baies sales. ldd bales
a. 1T Shpmy t J. J., eaia' sales ., bales
bales gross oG bales exports 10 Great Rr,,ni9 9S
bales sales. suuucra 500 bales: s6cs 2 Si bales
Great Britain Boz bacs saies. oa5 bales; sinners, G55
CHARLESTON, sept 2$--Cotton nrmcr, afddnrr, Il1a
- Low Milalmg, II al '~: GOOD 'rlin4ry lO 40 c.
htl rcc"lIt- 5000 bales; 40
ha ts MrcaN uri receipts esunttS
t,t~u bales. sales. b.. 900 bales.
uALNt>toN sent -S.-Cotton steady; Mnddlng. II INC.
Low" MdoAnR, lotc; Good ordinary. fc..usi recri5
,-Nt bA4tN ero.s, ttI pati c1loits c0astwiso. g.
lh!rs s'ie ISL batsj stoc6. $500 bales weekly uet
teecptS "l0 bales gloss 1865 bales ports
ottt bales, sales, A64a ualrt
hENihis, sept 23.-Cot3on firm; MidIlns. HE; net
receipts, lflS bates; shipments .{S bales. s..es 40
stnoh lNNl ltI~3 bales l~S" 1853 bales weekly receipts
Gu pa's shipments a5 t- bales, sales $500 hars
Mohltt. sept I.+-,orOn steady, MildhnE. lie, Low
Wis., ' haos SALTS, 700 bales Stock bales wecAiy
lS4
WISE iHa' bates; sales ",lOJ bales
NEW ONiEANa, sept -.-{'uttun quiet isc
Low AieIng, lose. Good ordinary aa,,. uri ftcrt
LOO bales gross, ll'5~ bales 10 Great Britain.
t,o4o bates sacs, IuNt bales. la,t evening
STOCK, lu,I9d bales; weekly receipts. % $50 ba s.
gross j@'' Dses; exports to Ge Britain. l5yli
c"ist"lse, Nl-3 hdcs. safes, @S.uuu rats.
0ANANN A. sept. --tuiion quct steady; Middunr,
L.; Low Madine, lUi2c$ Good Ordinary 0iic.. net
receipts, ".tll Oas, SAFES 1000 bales, evening 700
bales stock a-,til bales, weekly receipts, 2i622
bav, gross, -4uuJ bales exports 20 Great britain S0I2
cuaat"ise, 5,JIJ bales. sales lu,<uO bales
COTTON Ri-Enl.
NEW YORK sept 28.Ih following are the total NJ. -.
lrlt. nI COTTON ~ Llr hn-nM nnnLnnnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24
Board tOnnico.

ROARD WANTED, in private family, for
gentleman wife and two daughters the vicinity OF
12thst aud 6thavc preferred Address Jay" Tribune
ONCE, giving reasonable terms aud references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24
Steamboats, an0 Railronls.

4 LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. -
RREW n and d Sr I0HN leave PIER A. North River
raG 6n TSs st ASang Sunday morning oKceped with
w. W. ENhRfsTr, President
A LBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and c..
~ yipsARDiMy (sgntays eTeso.en, leave vostryst
Tgacs FSrr %os PSa sx mp pit
AZ Stfepsi% Rhasoe3k, >Slssdh AMI Unison Connect
'pF SrS az York wSs' a an AMI
West Point S AowSG% returning Ga ad%s boat
{ IENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
s@1q9 o IN ts iSSt Of hSys station in
ConmHenchse s nt 80 1881 Leave NeSYort
900 Pennington Easton, Allentown ReaAipr
w,ikesDar., Wayery -. 49,, A'''''''"'
eStowH Sns aFsburs &aaeS S Sh SaRc9 s,S a.
p m For Flemingtcn Easton Allentown. Reading, llar.
san r. Tn'op T'p FleS rsl"' Sc MIN,
4:3O D. m~For High Bridge Branch Easion. Allentown.
446 p m-For somoryile Pennington &c
so pnI fSE Easton Allentown ieadng, Harrisburg
a@& a s6SGSS at $50 p M for EasOn Allen
fS o NfwF o at I64 StI ga0 et5 7 s9 s
3s9 43o 3lS 5;50 5:40. q. G:l5. ESQ., T. 73O SIS o
For trains 70 local points Time Tables at stations
N Y and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
s1R teayf q, sS i ITo nj = @ $50
cars, arriving at Atlantic Cay at GAS ,. M
FREEHOLD and NEW YORK RAILWAY.
port at g. SID 1880 % + g. B. + H. For Key
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
BAY route via sandy Hook leave 1920 a. m 345 n
IN: for at Long Branch, &c. on Sundays $3.50 a. M Wv T.
Via Banehport. For Sandy Hook and hlghands s sr5a
m, IL M, 4, D. For Monmouth Beach aud SeabfghI
o. Sl5 M, I'm, $3.50 4, 8, pm ~ ie' '
s:l5 a m-Via Red Bank fur Lakewood Toms River
Barnegat, sc. $3.50 $500
p. m.,yia Red Bank for Lakewood Manchester Toms
River, ATLANTIC CITY and all Ia Raw ~,'Sa ~
p m.-via RCD Bank Tor lakewood. %Gtnss, Toms
River. Barnegst sc.
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA
Leave New YORK from station g. X. X. of n. J.
1880 T. 430 530. z. l2 D. on sunday at $40 a. M
For Third Berkssts. at $50 7.45 ll:l5 q m l,so.
4;2o, $50 ! p M on SUNDAY at $40 q. M.
z, ~ p on sunday $40 6:S0, IL y. ID. -
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New.York:
From stations Phis and Reading r. r. Ninth Green.
sta. at 1890 $50 $50 ii lf5. 8;45 5so 6A5 IL D. M
From TSs 4 and ssrf.s ssS 5sS sso oiS m $40
From Trenton l25 62o, sos. 0s05, 1910 ii.s4 a. M 2
22l, ape G2o 7,2o M sunday@i:25 s26 M. 6i5 p m.
Brooklyn and Erie Depot Jersey City.
Tickets for sale AZ foot OF Lbertyst Nos 23a Gel aol
g4a, BOT S23 broadway, and az the principal hotsas
Nos and Courtst. and Annex ONCE JewelIs Wharf
N Y Transfer Company Dodds Express. call for and
check baggage from hotel residence
cation can be made az 9t4 1923 Broadway 1856 sixA
JosEPH HARRIS. IL. p. BALDWIN.
uanefh Mauagor' Gen Pass Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24
LINE
'ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

y Vh " II IT LINE
20 Boston Worcester. Nashua, Portland the Fast
wa New i.ond0nSteancrs leave Pier No
daily Sunaya included. Week days pm SUNDAYS . M,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24
NEWPORT LINE.

ayr oewpof Martins VINEYARD. Nantucket Cane Col ana
81 "ea points on The od Colony r. steamers NEWFOSr
am OLD COLONY leave NeI olk daily SUNDAYS excepi.i
p m from Pier 2S y. r. from Bro5kir n
Jersey my, p. "a. bof
lht. thn stateoonls be az an pfincinal
'u,iS, transfer ana ticket
on -itde. List OF tours aud EXCURSIONS al low rnfe mt
BORDEN & LOWELL AGENTS - '''' -Ne'-''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24

FALL RIVER LINE. for Fab River Boston
ana the East Steamers bristol" ''providencss
eSc Se York daily SUNDAYS included D. m IRON
Ilei = y X, foot Of MuTrav-st. BANDS IF MUNICOy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24

For BRIDGEPORT and all points om HOU-
a SAFoNlC and NAUGATUCK RATLROA DS-Sfearuers
eaNe SSahrlne Sip az $50 M. twenty third 81
East klNe SID m. than anV ofhe~ ronte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24

4 LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. -
\ n DREW and ST JOHN leave PIER Al, North River
SOUTH SIDE OF CANAl.St., every WEEK DAY az q \
m connecting ~ Albany Sunday morning cxccpted) Wit
Excursion cAets Albany and return good 20 DAYS 50 =
w. W. ENEIETr President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24

I'Uh BUo IUN.-TIIE LATEST TRAIN with
- P9lhnln sleepers va \. y y II. n. r. r. esves
itii l.epot az 30 D. week DAYS and lO8n
80 train at i'0 p IA week days Gel tickets IA
Ne"-h orr and New-l-n eland Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24
Doaro ano Rooms.
East Side.

4 Nk EAST 4lST-ST.-Desirahle rooms. in
~ suite irst second ana thi,d aocr MIN 49,
cuces exchanged ''N' ''''"' i'-Ni
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Diuioeno Not.sss.

Il OF THE GREEN MouSralw Gorp Mryryo CowpAS
nk q L.ll--.Il ~ !. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24

EOR SALE.-500 shares Union TELEGRAPH
ana Construction CO. This ompeny has the contract 70
pulhR me lncs OF the Mutual Union Telegraph co. IN
afSe POuls IRON this contract make TINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24

II aud NEWPORT, from Grand Central Depot
Three trains except sunday 20 Rosfon
palace leepiIg -" - - y - -
sunday AZ 40 M with palace sleeping
, or saa sss MoNpAl. June special sssITrEp NEW.
roNI fNPhfSs train leaves AZ with paror
,scssa arriving a Newport n $50 IYcksss asdpsror
Windsor Hoteis Offices CeuIrs Depo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24
| EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

- sASsfN SIR TRAINS aud after Nav 2. 1881 viii
9 9s foot Of Cortandt and Desbrosses ss at gao
m AMI $50 y. Bethlehem
WS SIl kelIaiSS Maneh Chunk whkesbarrc, TowaniA
IRAN ar D. m Tor Eason Bethlehem Allentown. Reading
NhlhA; Wikes0are and Pittst0n Pullman seepins
colSheS aliacei 10 b3l train Trains leaving 90
NJ p M and $40 p. connect foI points B Mahan,y
ahu - 4 ton coal regions. T. u. BNINGrON. a. p a
General Eastern Office church aud Curtlandsts
Z. II. CUMMINGS Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24

a2S WEST 36TH-S T.-Two desirable mar
hP'P Tors and other with board table board
3CsbS WEST l4TH-ST.-Largc seconds
mont room southern an
also large room on third and fourth Oor respoas
Bile parties for the winter. references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24
AEW YORK CENTRAL, AND HUDSON


For DanbuIy, Conn., Brewster Carmel Mahopar and Inter
tnetaie stations, leave l55th-St dDlV
NJ daily. except sunday. '' N 49, -
Brew ster Carmel, Mahopac and intermediate sa,ios,s
leave l53tll-st. i:,A y M. daily. except sunday
lairNtown Heights Special Wav leave lr5th =. 55 q,
m daily. Sunday. ''' -
To Rector afrv ,,,r,.o.
fore time oi departure frvln l55thst
Baggage depot. 243 West 5.d-Si. near shaw
The New Nogk Transfer Company viii call fnr ana ,..i-
baggage from hotels and residences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24
financial.

A LII who are interested in railroad business
ana mileage statistics slDu1 THE TRIBUNE l.
hANAN'or 1851 now retiy prce ljGelti bynu1
RANkERS and CAPITALISTS will want 10
get lhe tribune Almanac for 1881 gives ugurrs
Whed states Revenue aud Expenditure since 1875 Free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED FoUrP
MENI AND FASTEST TIME CONSISTls-Sr
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-09-15
After the Hsattlc.

It will be matter OF surprise to
many Of our readers abroad, and
throughout the county, that the mum
clpal ticket nominated by the Demo.
cratic Clubwas defeated on last Tues
day. AS soon as the regular Demo
cratic nomination was made considc.
able opposition arose and developed
in strength every day. Tile polite
al line was not accepted by the oppo
sltion, but various issues OF Il differ
cnt character we're Successfully
sprung, which completely divided the
whitos, whilo the blacks were solic on
the color line. a panic was also col,
ten up on tic subject Of prohibition
which had lis effect. The party ques
tion was ignored although eve
ry effort was made, on the one side, to
keep it prominently forward. Itmis
takes have been made, let us cndcav-
or to profit by them in the future. So
far as the majority Of the ticket elect
ed is concerned, we have no doubt
that the affairs ofthc city will be pro
pcrly administered; but what will be
the future political effect Of the clcc,
tion it is hard to calculate.
But, hoTcvcr this may be, we hope
i any animositics or bitter feelings
have been cngendcrcd between Dem
ucrats III our little contest, that tim,
may heal them all, and that we may
present a united front in the mex!
charge upon a common foe.