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buffalo express vol xxv tuesday june 21 1870 no 8314 married sanl 1 ul-hter ni orang s.rd sh_u*n risher-jumw.at br»lw oh .^, hr john sli.l.lon o h«m>)urt n t lo miv utilda m k.fther ol marion uhi _ by telegraph new york hot weather xw york june 20.—the day h__i been torrid and mses of ou .'-■solitl are numw ose amoog the viotims wu william ad derson of poughkrepsie the mercury at nine o'clock this morning stood at eighty four degrees higher by several degrees ti v hi any other point in the ltiited stains ex c*pt at new orleans where it was eighty t-1 ht and at savannah eighty-live at 1 t m it was ninety-one in the shade and at '- p m ninety four oat weet generally it i dear and moderately warm po3t-iajter sced this afternoon in the case whore poet master jones wa3 cued by a man camisl martine for 20,000 damages for alleged fraudulent detention of letters jndgr butchford gave a judgment for defendant i h costs the steamer uiton the ieorj:e b cpton arrived this morn ing the officers report a succea&ful land i on tbe return trio of a force of 100 men antl additional supplies taken on board at aspinwall the lauding was effected at an ofrequented and unprotected part of the ■■ast and not molested by spaniards th officers of the upton know nothing of the fate of the iirat expedition until th \ raachad this port the entire cruise _■cuba aapinwall and return waa madt the american liag the following i a detail of her opera tions : the vesstl sailed from new york may 12 with iloo men wbiie off barne rat she received a cargo from the bchooner quickstep and proceeded she came in uht of cuba may b while searching f>>r a proper place to land tbe cargo a spanish gunboat made her appearance i hi.1 character of the upton was not us pected and the gunboat sailed away there were landed mm en6eld rifle ; h [;. minfton ritl.-n 10,000 pounds of pow d**r mouhi catritlges for the spencer r.ties 400,000 fur kemingtou'a 1.u0u.000 ft entield's goo matches for cannod f«x pounds of sulphur 10,000 cape "."> t-i i of clothing and 40 case of shoes while th veasel waa off the coast of cuba she was visited by jnlonel betan court who ivo an encouraging accouut of the patriot cause after discharging her cargo the upton sailed for aspinwall whert she refitted upon june 3-1 bhe took oi board 1110 yniidg cubaos under commami of colonel marino lono and bixty tons ot wai material this expedition was aac landed on the l'2ih of june the upton then nailed for isew york it in understood that another expedition on a larger ac&le is contemplated n jubilee loss the manager of the empire kink whr fiiroished the monoy for tho beethoven jubilee acknowledges a cash loss of 40,0(hi by that enterprise vekmct eesdeken alexander c lawrence to-day got a judgment against .' tn * k maxwell for tock transactions during the paj_ic of sep tember 1809 base hall the athletics of philadelphia and atlan tic of brooklyn played a second game to day tbe athleticß were shamefully bea ten there is some mi-undertanding re epecting this game the athletics claiming they were now entitled to tly the champion ■■■ii . while lha atlantic state this v l on'y a social game score athletics 19 atlantics 3 the hed stockings played the amateurs of newark new jersey to day only six innings played the amaetura made one ru:i in the tiftli aud one in the sixth inning an>l whitewashed the jirat forr the re stockings scored 53 the ked stockii]f.'«i went to philadelphia on the evening train peckaded key b h xadal successor of dr mollintock in the presidency cf the drew theological spmmary died this morning of pnpl_xy at his residence in madison new jersey richarpson's estate the interest of mrs mcfarlanj kichard son and children of albeit d lliclardson in the property of the deceased at woo.i side was sold by order of the jour of chancery at the < ourthousc of newark ua afternoon t'y ■). h stone attorney of the special guardian of heirs aiihjeot to tin mortgape of 75(10 anil interest uuc to tl aiuuuiit of s-i-i'j i harlea a 1 uchardsoti brother of dcceasetl was the purchaser ut 9ua boat kacinu ihe six nared boat race between the har vard and kutger students i_t new bruns wick new jexßey was won by the former by nearly three boat lengths in 23 minutei and 9 sfcond 8 over a coo rse of th ree miles five thoußand people witnessed the race the regatta of the manhattan yacht club came off this afternoon on the kant river a duzeu yachts divided into three classes atarted the joe jefferson was the winner of the first class la favnrita nf tbe second and shipjaok of the third the weather waa tine and the race spirited asothkr krie injunction the erie railway company has institu ted a-1 in the supreme court a_;ainat th lako shore it michigan southern ilailway company being associated us co-defendant the plaintiff alleges that the defendant now acts and has for a long time acted eutirely in the interest < f the new york central & hudson iliver railway company and has violated its oontracti with the erie company it ia charged that the buffalo &, state line railroad company now part of like shore road altered the gauge of it road to the gauge of four feet nine inches to accom modate the cars of the central company and that in regard to the time of its trains and carriage of freight it has sought in every way to injuru the traffic on the erie kailroad charts are also made of a col lusion i etw i ii vanderbiltandthe president cential company and his son-ie-law horace f clark president nf the lake shore mad the plaintiff demands 3 ni i«'(i damages and asks that the defend ants be restrained by injunction from vio lating engagements entered into with the plaintiff the bill of complaint waa served on horace f clark president of the lake bhot9 road on saturday jane 13 foreign ecumenical ilokoon jane 20.—archbishop canter bury has addressed a letter to the bishop of bristol discouraging any couuter movement in the church of england to the ecumenical council and advising ab stention from action as it is dignified wise and sober he considers the english formalaries a sufficient response to the pro ceedings of the council lothair ■duraeli in a second edition of black wood replies sharply to tbe criticisms made on lo'hvrr iv tbat magazine diveks at tfork a dispatch from bombay reports tkat the rjivers have brought up some of the treasure which was lost on the wreck of tbe camilla mitchell near that place and will probably succeed in recovering the entire amount another biw cable m4drib june so in the cortes thin morning senor ktvcro submitted a new project for a sabmarine telegraph cable to be laid from spain to the baclaric islands the imperrinx insist that tsu p—insnlar unity der the house of bnganza is the aim of a revolutiooary party the opiosi second lasdiko hjtam job 20.—the stsaomt u«nt b l^too e a oo«i wing oa th cuban enact the following psvtiesdsn are give in the offioisj report from po«rto prim-ipe the dptsa left aspinwall on the htiuieußt oa tks 12th eh rsswhw the river bemsluera oa the oahssm than tlwresbe landed cotosalleao with twenty two mm asd an entire cargo ooaasstiuf of luu st»d of mtsm a lart«ejm»btilye ea c^iiisww>es.h«»mls»»rt»»h«h«s>».w the sawiarda show that this oatfo eo s^sjed o the suurul left ea board at the first uri»l aad aappleaieated with freeh te eaaurked at asyuiweil bix u the fillibosurs have bean killed since theit landing but whether they belonged to th tirst or second party is not stated a mm ■? fiat the upton was ashore somewhere or he coast has sent a number of gunboats n arch of her ten cas?s of vonrito and cholera are re norted in the jurisdiction of puerto i r.n cipe washington oct kbtlkk and the soldiers hour washikgtojc june 20.—general butler appeared befure the house committee t • il»y and made a statement ooocemtrg the expenditures of the fund for the estab lishment of a soldiers and sailors home he indicated hia willingness that a fal iuvestißation should be had it appears that there ia a large amount of money v his possession a bab-committee was ap pointed and the matter will be rigidly in quired into tiiktax am'tarut bills the senate finance committee to da finished the tax and tariff bills the made no change on the leading articles ii the tariff bill bat added some unimportant ones to the free list relating to income in the tax bill they reduce the amount t three per cent leaving the examption at in the present law at f 1000 they will take up the national bank bill at their next meeting they are decidedly opposed to the measure amendments to tax bill the following are the amendments pro posed by the committee on finance to tin house bill for the reduction of taxation l'hcv strike out the tirst elevea sections of the bill being all which provide for the re tention of the various special taxes includ ing the tax on bankers rectifiers dealers ii tobacco lotteries pawporti etc and pro vide for the repeal of all special taxet whatever from may 1 1871 excepting the special tax on brewers and the tax on dis tilled spirits and tobacco the bill report ed also provides for the repeal on the ist of next october of the several taxes on sale imposed by existing laws except such as arr paid by stamps and the tax on sales leai tobacco manufactured tobacco snuff for eigu and domtstio cigars distilled spirits and wine it also repeals the taxes on articles nameti in schedule a special taxes on boats bargts and hats on legacies successions paasports and gross receipts said repeal t take effect the tirst of next october the committee also propose to btrike out all sections if the house bill relating t stamps thereby leaving in full force th provisions of existing laws relatingto stam taxes with the exception that stamp taxes osi promissory notes for a less sum thai liki and on receipts for any sum and oi canoed and preserved fish are to be re pealed from the first of next october anri do stamp shall be n-quired upon transfer m alignment of mortgage except on sal thereof or when transferred or assigned a collateral security the bill provides also that matches ciga lights and wax tapers may be removed frnn the place of manufacture without payment afl tax or afhxiug stamps thereto undti such regulations as the department mi prescribe the rate of income tax n m.vrfit 3 pet cent with the exomptirm of-$2ooo th gommittee report in favor of striking out the provisions of the house bill requiring manufacturing mining pas coal and hridge companies to pay a tax on their divi dends an additional section authorises tbt president to consolidate two or more col lection districts retaining one collector and one aesesaor for the same whenever ir bis judgment such consolidation can h ffected without auy detriment to the pub iic interest the war in cuba minister sickles acting under instruc tiouh hat on several occasions remonstrate with the spanish officials ia madrid for th inhuman manner in which the contest if carried on hi cuba and assurances havi been given that instructions would he for warded to the proyer authorities in cuba u carry on the war in strict accordance with civilized warfare these promises wer ni-vi r carried out or • !•» totally disobeyed by the governor general of cuba the secretary of state but recently bent in structiods to minister sickles to attain cal the attention of the spanish k"v*rnment ti the fact that the war in cuba contiunt s tc be carried on in an mhutnan manner and to request that immediate and positive in structions be given to stop the savage war fare the tvdians y let brevet mspr general stevenson writec from headquarters department of arizona that tho savages have been comparative quiet the last four months and will proba nly continue so until the orops are harvested and roots gathered mexican claimi the mexican claim's commission have ex tended the time for allowing claims to the 30th inhtant and for tiling memorials and proofs to january ist 1871 the cknsi's the superintendent of census has issued a circular authorizing marshals to give to the press the total population of towns cities and counties when complete and so far examined as to demonstrate thorough ness and accuracy marshal's assistant will not however be allowed to give such 10 formation and all personal aspects of the census must be strictly confidential benate amendment to tax bill the following changes are proposed by the senate finance committee in the house bill with regard to tariff duties ' laus*-c relating to duties on all kinds of spirits wines brandies cordials manufactures of flax hemp seeds and oils made from them are stricken out clauses relating to all kinds of sugar are also stricken out and in their stead a duty of one to four per cent according to quality,is imposed on all classe of tugars the duty on manilla russia anri other hemp unmanufactured is fixed at 25 per ton the doty on 11 ye an imals is lowered from 30 to 20 per cent ad valorem ihe new rates of duty imposed on bitnminou coal and shale of fifty cents per ton of 2240 pounds ob freestone sand-stone and granite or monumental stone except mar ble %\ per ton on sawed dreaaed or polish ed marble slabs and marble paving tiles 30 per cent ad valorem and twenty-fiveeent r square foot not exceeding two inches in thickness and if thicker and not exoeed ing sixiaenches tencentafadditional per foot the bill provides that for two years from the passage machinery designed nly for steam towage on canals not now naanufac tared in the united states may be imported by any state or person duly authorized by the legislators of any state free of doty the date on which the provisions relating to the tarriff take effect designated as ooto bet ist 1870 ths following is the amen ded motion section and be it further enacted that all goods wares and merchandize re maining in bonded warehouses on the day and year of this action shall take effect and npoa which duties shall have been paid shall be entitled to a refund of tliffereikm between the amount of duties pai<i and the amount of duties said goods wares and merchandize would be subjectu if the same were imported respectively after that day xllat congress.—secoxd session washington june 20 senate mr i>k\kf rep mo introduce a joint resolution one*nung telegraph mpaaies providing ths ail foraftgn tols g-aph companies having offices and reoeiv ing money in the united an subjected to the iwovisio of the internal nts laws aod wqafaing ta safm t of said taws m to th future aod past reosipts of inoocs aodcharg«sin the united states of mid odsbpaufs eeterred to ta c«asniu*e ot tfatshermavir bap o from the coaaantaaa em pi as ass rspsrtaa1 with asnssjdaassjas tfas hoaae n to ivdaoa tasav mr buknevs i ill lfar o*rt _.._* .. m ljl la^^va ■- » yw iv m*n ». am * by l lfc»h bom»w»«nillllllbm mtfirwn mr kti bar ni ami m tmmi free to lona fide subscribers within the united states lost bj 23 to 35 mr btxhcex hep , ala mored that ho aboliti n at the franking privilaga ahall not take effect until october ist a»;r.t-i o by 35 to 23 without disposing of tte ending unendcrifn ■the senate took a recess to 7.30 p af | evicm.no sksm"sr mr si'mnkk kep mass reportet nformation at the mate department that oe french able company had renounced beir exolnsive privilege to land cables on fae coast of franc the enat took up the paoifie rnlroaj nil as the special but>ineai of the evening vu amendmeat providing for the oonaftltda iaa of the alabama & chattanooga vicks iuri & meridan and north loatsiana x texas railroads and their j unctioo with the texas pacific roaov at marshal was disoussed upon the propriety of revivl ing the old land grants to those oompanies che amendment was finally adopted with i proviso continuing the existing grants v number of amendments were submitted without action when the further considera tion of the bill was deferred until wednes lay evening the postomoe appropriation bill was then taken up the quwation being upon tl the franking tepeal amendment when it was ascertained that no quorum was pres ent and th senate adjourned hol/se in committee of the whole on the am appropriation bill air dawes of mass ) tnoved an appropriation of 50,000 for tak ing meterological observations and giving notice to seaports and the ports of tho northern lakes of the spproach and force of torras adopted on motion of mr shanks rep.md ), 20,000 were appropriated for ornamental crees and shrubs in the northern cemeteries i'iio committee arose and tho bill was pas sed by the house it uppropriates abuut mr cox dem n v from the com mittee on banking and currency reportrd the bill to ri.juiir the mational uscks going into liquidation to retirti their cuculatuig votes paaat d mr scofield kep pa ), frmn the committee on naval affaiis reported a lull extending the provisions of the act of luue 17 1870 relative to furuinijing artifi ial limbfl for offioers and soldiers to the oavy and marine corps passed the h ■■■■-•■chen adjourned miscellaneous makkiaue is hk.il li.i sah kkasu.ico judo jo.—governor musgrave of british columbia was to-day udited in marriage to miai kat finld a haughtcr of david dudley finld of new york bishop w,p < tti i*u-<l uuv llaight nd mayor selhy were present oregon legislative there is a democratic mtj-iricy in tho regon legislature on joint ballot of 13 l*h nomination of jo lane for 6eoator is talked of the bioux indians crkyhnke wyoming territory jnn*2o no hundred and thirty lodgesot sioux are mm at kort laimine ami more are ar riving daily it ia exp*ct«d tl at rue liousand lodges will be present ht th l»itt ! the week they are very irupatiai.t t mar from lied cloud and fear that m hingha gone wrong with him they re very independent refuting to allow auj a bites across the i;itu to their camp tub we ther t?s f s albany imsm 2j—the thermometer to lay marlctd hin the bba'le a thunder storm then .■< t u,r ii .; aud th rut teury e!l to is during the afternoon ther waa i hnilstorm eomo of the hailntnii*w inn ing an tmiice couiiiderablo damagu waa love to the hothoasei worcester macs.,.june 2ij—a heavy bunder torm prevailed here and iv the vicinity to night it ia fe&red that much iaraage waa done lewibton me june 2tl there wa a ieary thunder storm here to-night with vind and bail aod ii,u.;h damage was dune o cropa an<l glass bancok june 20.—several heavy thnn i«r storms prevailed in thia city and vicin ty to-day some ht-uitea and churches were truck by lightning j hvie was no loss of lie sprincfiei-t mass june 20 a ssvero hail storm acoimpanied by wind mil h.l.i iuig passed over massachusetts this att r ifion the crops were greatly damaged the fruit ia stripped frum the treen and ■v.i ijuanttty of i{taen broken including vtry sayliyht in pitutitld northaaipton mil other places ihe bail mea»aru<l from "•'•• to tea inches id circumferetice and m tgbed from three to tea ouuees it is the heaviest hailstorm pxpehenced in this quar ter for thirty years boston jane 20.—the severest storm xperienoed here fat years occurred tbu l t«rnoon lasting tbrea hours much glass was broken and fruit trees were badly dam aged by the hail mystic park baceb at mystic i'ark tonlay the last of the june meeting kol«rt hums won the first trot fors]o4m beating lady auguata 1-1 ust and lady moscow the second trot for 3<mk waa won by goldsmith maid m;atiiig george palmer and american qttl time of the last i—l t tt 2:20 2;2i and 2:25 caps ooaasjtal portland juoe 20—the board of trade met to-day to cousidor tb<i juestion of a ship canal acrobd cap ca and adopted a resolution recommending that oolgreas grant the detirexl aid thuuble with l-boker3 c'oncohi june 20 — arm were aant to lancaster to-day on the rtquisition of tbo sheriff in anticipation of trouble with the irish laborers on the railriad like insurinvk cah cixuiivmati june 2 led pollock and eorge w pollock his son reached hen the last day of may and on the da following '.'..<■latter infnmd hia life f*r to,(xk in the cincinnati mutual < .■■pany t 4x)o in th home mutual cm ' pany and o(hxi against accident on the saturday following they t k th teamer for loutsnlle in the middle of the night there was a cry of a man nin . hoard and the son vaa gone the fathtr comes now and makes application for the insurance money which the compaolas re fuse to pay until the body is fouml or the case inteatigs>ted : crimes and casualties steurk by uuhtmno srm'ension bridot june 20.—a hick man named billy scott while at the burn ing ipringa with a lady and gentleman wu truck by lightning n it >■feared fatally injured the lady and gentlemen were v m cokcord june 20 the unoery l wimlow t mitchell in * ■*! liiilii wu itrucl by lightning y*»urjay and ew troyed loeef23.ooo fullj mmaia arrvkt or slou.mikil three young men named charles o irnith henry bennett and scott brigaajß are nnder arreat in exeter ukarfael witk ratuhiok a mriir miiuled girl foiutmn yean ld in that town «> ueitrl'cti vr tirf hin<:n»mtdn june 20.—a fire ooeonad here on sunday morning by which the ttocka of goods of the following named aer ooa were tamed wholly or partially o*l leck brother k soheffen cmavna cloihien and batten parker a wehetor dealen in olothing o s benaa * co rooera other property waa danuged lnaaas cry h«ary the aggregate in»ur am on lock .. 41..v hailktoul a ami atonn at rain nd hail oecnmi in thu city tkia afternoon borne of tae hailatonea were half an inch in diamnter aad in come plaoal uey nrarly oorerad tke graaam mownai pomwknms jam 20 the namaa of thaperaoa drowsed at hfihoa by their ini lm mt by a propeller are john bawmw ttmtra mmar and mafaaa barton jaaatdo»a>erty nmatiaa yaan of m wb drowaari at warldborongh yeaur.l«y bytka | 11ll t at a boa three ofxr pnunuu jaaa w—her b b nadaj d p ptl.ll lat drew thaolog fail hi-n*»«m--rr ni mia-wrrni m j ctiwl th*ri amnultflmtv flb ik mai aa-scmiatt the buffalo eithess job printing office conpm«ly itocked with the vex v hi si matkrial in ji iv mlrty is pkkpared to mictitiitsbt f kkji tion or 1,0 x cak axd job wukk mo keast.bwah 6tkket bco«klnnor the uui-talo express tubuaucd i_mll hoilmilu the expkess phimino co no h e wan bt_leet deliverh y carrier in the city ur nt l<y nai o 00 j«er annum wtmklj kxi>rc ijj m_n i ?■'• do ulslmxs directdry a'it.vk st'i/.vk.ss t vz location of tbs lxao.m honm op buffalo ittii t.t uur .' l '• ha hrim ulimm in iuf f . y catting ihia jut xl uaiiik 1 v ft reference wu m.t timn i:,.i truubte 1 ~■■aeiection t.u been • mln ) uu_c •:-. 1.-ir.cuj i 1 i i la.il | abtanracn ' ru3 k . ortkk 3w ■_■■' ag'l impudiarts cabtimob 4c uw~a_u iko w__lu^ohk*a»m'v4_mii babkjaui h w mm t c u -»>■»«» blind kin'.hs ki.skoastinns io clai.ii .-. u vi>h;»r.»i«j vir,(toim books nl stationery maiifi.n layboft.«_6«ma bm ti uubtlul jt bihl 4kb miiji.cor muhftwk ijri.h li i lhnt m 0 ujjin uid j w tittdkft il u utld.^msin i lank bouks btanoxkkt c 10u..u lf/iikw ul johjuok i«h^n i ham v « jkmi ih ftoil t'^lun bootd _ slluts a l 3cuhvvh.it 06 md rfama v jltvlti 4.x ln blaxk hdilk manufactuuer j l i uxmisbu ihu'l 1 wmbingloa o.'.kh^tionkp.s w_ol t keuil w x bi llock tt co , ib rt mflhimh cakfkts ill cloths keathekb j tt - j z*a»k,s ph:.l«l«rent 76 m»in l'alm'tr fitter j j il':i vti m»m t cunhiicjion kiw v.'baleula ili.m s n«.s _. • ' nhlk 4hi 1 . . " ll him uhisa i.lasm ft jkockeky ujltd'tt " nkit.l v .. m e nkv,_a ..* v .. cakkia'ieh rjai.v i a s*a ..»< r i .-:» mm courttr hoom ckaciuata c b mh * mb i'*'l i 107 kllicott \:< ia 1 iv hoih«_le and ketmil c 11 ' . ey * c r kri id terrko ok.ykijn hakin ueneem lokfke * sfick mills cli vmk _ cu.,.81 u»li i:c n.urcboa co/.l and fill ikon o ■■. ixiox & 0o w obi c r uuwimippl k l t h j s t>ioun«,ci»l wlftrt loot ol l a l.eu dky 9ooub dodd be-t i cu.._h iktm da>vnuu>a tailors m u th\*'n 2»4 m%m vt:i an ii kknovatob i.llfa j < ii^.-tkk im m*u em v bui 1 e man u facturkks h w iwj^tk,ii*.swm kjhibavkkhon wood or*.u d wllu'irtan win kancy goods c volokk.ki ling tcu 41y mftiq ru&niturb ac haac d wuitk a>7 m»ui k i:iht 1 -^ u0..2h3 m»m kliiuk feed a>'l grain w ii uubß r^rrwn oir v&,ir frcit and oysters rlatt 7k it ux.'lbl m_gt ki.nb hiias.s castings in k?a brass rocitdki,h eackupk qlasri am pai'kr show aru9 j r hukku \>. 16 lib«n ll t uj.-u,r iiuh kks ltj*hnliiil a m jdil-.sto>,7 m.iii giilmjeus vv1,....i-ali i rouil e 1 uoi.uam 178 u»>,i oko *'. itt 17 x 3 i l gsarnr rnßsisaino gooos addim/m u htafrhiiu sot w:.n 8 n lawkknre \ m»i mutt * bshbdkjt 7 miiin uns anii jiii\elky j o bobsun - cu ■•.'. i ■hutkls busnrvs liotku or w»«b!n(rt n id carroll harness saudi.ks &;:. j a lttuc attiif*w k»od_bm t o|ipuril«lfaß»la hakuvt 1 kb ikn.n u c m « a ltl lik m « "., i.j » an hok'lon s sip cor piarland taua bllishy aiikpakd a o », im mftin fowlkii » onh b y.-nwa utwiitc d»o0 m m.in.c.r w.swuu huuidwaki an mki'als rhatt > u0..*6,«0 mi.l itotillif hot aik fl tknaces a d oilhkht t)fi *»•!,,. hats caps and firs c * r o_u_au,mhlbla berutolii 4 b-0 m mam w>l wih^ekt 321 lv ikon toondkt oir ikon wcikks n-rj r lli-v.^ippl cuirus ikun wuiiks u,.urcli,c..rjnk ikon fol'ndkiis ekoinbb boilers ef.o w nm.mntoo w»_hm,_rsm iron nails r k slikks^to fba it .» co itt is »» 1 m iwnm laorr bub bili.i yl.lis io liiciiakl kot-stkii 201 suii «. lihht carbxaok andsleu.h d i o(>i>win 33h »■,.! 13 wmlii lhk looking ii.ass picttcrc nuutn howard * bi.ntino 16 i s«.n mallbabli llton prait _ lktimiwokth 2 n.l m trmce mvkblk mantles and ukates c s ouupbh.cii u^u»iu-e _ waii*fz*u wlua.il makhlk k i.uanite works dimm.ink 1 k"rwo.n,c..n,,r o.u.t ml morjcan johs ckawkoru 167 and ibrf safin mll.l.lnklty wholesale and retail hemkv ci-iikikn.sw hate w 11 wuohwakii *« in moiiininu iocds tk>r>l hv.st a co u m*in ml'sic dealbbi and itblisiier.s juwtrri hi9ch_a,»u3 m"ii okc;ans portable pipe dkkkick ptluhmakkk * c 0.,3:1 el and 13 olmt.-n okfiass uklodkoss in ii a i'hincw c ni»_»r auv;uth ftb.l mft rl"°d oils i'aints 4c 8 h._b « 1 o i rlaxma mills doors asn c piuntkrs & blank book man'fs b\kkh justli * smith 210 mi b wft.hlnilu.il pianos mtsll ftc oottiei * dkstos h m«n i'lasu hascfactcekbs o kuktijus 1 hlh.nl im ll.t.ria bfinr 8r0h.,401 niurer »" mir>lftod pahkk hasgikos c m n nt ... " i siw - w'i iti'imkkv kim n6 m-mn ssrbetr fk)b(h m.i photuorapitehs w u ksio.mt r m.in i li _ mp wvl wo l..un rjcalrs nu hafks burtalos^*i-e i)iiks.c«.t sewinti machines wiikef.eu wilson 8 11 co 275 miln.cor wi ft oiuds s m co ; s division howcs.k oo.,mw.ttran saddlery hakdwakti c r\tt * lktcawoktii h n.l m toi™-e gju hat manufacturers o maciinta i "••»»• htove hollow warh bird * co c.r ur t aid erie c«i stainkd ui.as.s mrralo nuno c.-..ass works » p*.n a o li bo_ji «• mata school fiirmtl'kk w ouask * an.n iis siven . btovm-aitd hardware hn*w rekius t ci 4«i miln stoves furnaces and kanohb i swvktz»co.,3<i3m.in tburk i«niflii humpiiiiey sn.otnor to . no hna - ?„, * bro sos in rt tobacconists -~,-■» oo.,_aw«uli|t«.*ts t6o pearl a m adam kd*00.,2 wftshinilon s_™tw * i)iamonds pttkt^s^welkv n 2v »""• t it rai-kinson.im ma.l d\s b castle im >■»!,;. btevkssuiiob..4ijwin „__.„,., watch makkrs ft jewelers jplius walker 2:7 u.i hnarnini boods m ■«> .• , anwrteui block 01 ll «!■■•■kooo b w nilow cl ■"«>«*<! ii platk hin e«.i<th i'rii «*.'«> x white lead l»l kilo it nd 46 1to)dit..biill«lo m t aj».tfi»«w>w*'<«i>l*'>l;''!2i j j u per^oval my wikk mai.(;ak.,t detimlr hull it left mf bed—j l^>ard with*»nt n r.uie a i i<e • m " rtrt.j ■tifi«d not u truath-1 . umy meeaat a j xlu.l pay n d.-'.t q her mm tr»<.-i>j>g cmr.st b^ttmkk bi.ffj ■. j«ae2o l»'y kl-jt lost a!*il hmm whip lost on seneca it ml mi.t.i.an un the in ftefa tr of the tf one ot win li tbt mm of ouilirk u ilartcd / • lit 1.1 rrward will bti paid for lu return to n 4 cut tral whirf f wami 4 6enti wan 1 ed—a fkw mm s and w»uiei on hud 1 khi and pr ciablo m i , ■•■« at tl.t buffalo o w ral bul.«<;.jptiun ofßct f lieu t,"i m 121 ufclf fc'emalfcjs oa7 macjara st—wanted-a wu j iciri to do fint-ral h<mftb*ork belli mi 1 r rtnd _^ tt tf otfo jersey st—wanted an «* u-v ' xperiei.ced rmrtu jfirl those with'givn merjm.es m apj.i fjy 1 9 1 main gr wanted a good l^ul c'h reie-fnco required hichahb in li,t mum 11 k tf hilp h.vlej wanted a kkw good solici torn fur a tiri"i dms lii intwrmwl nnwpwirj ctatt 4 ■*, > aii*rau,-j4 and all u>j ceuniia lii>«r-ii rmcmi-m.iii ai ovi d c vnrking ageal ap ptf tojumn tl jts.mmis.lunal'ef io hi iteel at t oi ook o>>-r hum v l ',' ijkintlus wanted—a por£ua kudsvi compumlunfor•dalljofße ai.d two j,bl jll i s . tljiii 1 fjams ritl be . i'l t kr nii-i uly wiii sill mi a independent d prfntcn i ntem adpnsas p o bui utt llevt.and ude f_g 4t / 1 1.a.-s cjtaintr and assista.s'i jt w anti;i tfit lofer t be a ir»t ru inn !,< all u.f saveraj depwtaat-u ibe la ter 10 ham b«d _...:; yrkral ptmuua t cutnycmttt partitshbnraj iy t v iiu ( r t»ih ucanada buined u.vi w.rhi tk _.._, f'mitoftice toronto o tario ob m anted — a gkmleman or ? t blut l . t ■uw «._■tug ol * tir-t d—_i lif q n,p*n ; 1 r iwr u..ty am-ln witl r-f r 1 m s l lkawi-unu j tuate st ajtwti n • . 11 ;-<,! titantkd-a first class cah tv rm^v rjiiiiu r affd at ueeß cilv uar r li i 1 r 1 oiry ai"l coiof < sia fi3tl wanted id ok 12 lxperiejsutd in_n to t4 in a dinh j.n-1 ■; r inotery l i t,i.\,lu p ; ••£«••_ pel day aua urnly rk .) mi..i h i'.w -" in-_w _. fr'ttatioas hantt.i vi.ai'v rbom canada is d iron of l.iaii,in a nitualioii a luiusuket j-tt tim ;« tol ralerßlkjm yitcb ivjt lur tier lufumw i 1 ... pic apply at tut ttavir.y uttm bppoetu t_h h.i t j*t-;i-.t r_l._t c>oaeui.i ami mum.im \ handsomely furni used par \ it with ... o riuo u-tlro in r unfuni hed r ■■..,-, :<> r m rj pi i i imwhe -, tan be übuuised h t:i bo ru ti eililiwilm ■*_~" tto offl c wit bin bveuu tiki w>lk of uie f«#tufl_c f_l-flt d_sikable rooms in a pleas ant fti.d be-jtb locali jr.nutabk l uauuea i.i iri.i p<t oi,i _ kubi omuaed hi b board in » ■•_ ion adjrt.n m t ,'' t.»pre uft c fkt-ttfaa liurnished am unfuknlshed x viiteolnxmus.ul eitigla ruonu with but a_m r,,.l sut uid gas erj dr^im '■■. « th o witboui no..id i-_n cm obtained m wo 3&l wtatungtwl t ■.-*,.-! i kyi ■and ■. m t .■■l »»»> i pearl st.—a pew gen i e 4^4 ■<* oh heanoomn d«ed wttbboudud j pearl st bei'ween eagle llu-ol \\ r.\ntkd a pabtheb with a tf i h i-apital il a>t>4 v i a.ldns m i w , buk :;"_», i l f2o at r>ftotogr iphoallert tor sale l-'v^rjlh i ne mxuy fur wurkinc ti fur on hn i lr..i nd event live . i liars fi7h populali n 1 tuud rich < ■'! try all arowtd and wealthy bmien kw furtht r putlculan addnes pbotu ul'.m'h ojllxeht i'lviuiiuth wayne co m ■hi £| fob sale ob rent—a five dji raafleth of • deatrablegrocer ueid letc a plt'kßßi t<j 13 wt bwan t m c*or sale—one-fourth in ii x j eotinecwal u»e ur_.-t mm '■■t elontanin th c ly htiil x aau_-'uul 10 ft ft bmi m ! ' f4 bikfcrt fox balk or to kent noa.-orn-rl'.rryakd w.-whin tf t..n 1 t iir i i -. ml ■!. m w 4_.t k 1-^tf mi^cellankoi s 1 rrilie x fixtures - s wot forty-flmt st near bfu a^e-iue n.jw leek k oalxon kor s4l_fe fl kor sale or exchange—a iia store ot mil st ti.od ii—irini will tdie avb t ■[ l ir»-rin;l i.irin in part piim-nt d « ill n & ttdcj-lajfu 3 urowiih if i dm f2l qplendio building lot for o ac pewl it , weet side miatfa come of swan jo i..t n s*»n t ti tort on brui strict andwx m p rl-t m dock frontage for sale-onk th mia-i-l f tt f uht ri\er dock for bsk j->,in uitq.si perl t fl3 old papers for sale—at 50 mm anj :.*■cenlh per limdroj at this office rpuu magnet fox sale—this j tov'hm be ii r built aid it now in kou.l order mil tn old very luw lor ca_tl in 111 m i a san ruuo li weit w-n ht t7 l,>i)k bale cheap—a block of jt land oh f rrv t , cont-ininif 9j a res fan t itiviu-d !•«*» b il ii;it l..tn a.id mad t rf u_t one n.i-iti 1d - er acr if t*ken within 30 da s p.ii 30110 a|iji stu __.. t-cu_jb i s.mth i ivbi n at m i^tiß sale cheap—a valuable pr pe'ty omtreoj located with mariy toj fer t nl.^^et fr-i i nn pk««d n.i s_botrl 140 !<■■t in fr-tt ai-pteil to a retail com nr hmiur p.rd it any bm#f i'u.in v will b hu cbtap is close an , vi howard & ciiai'pfcll kcal ks me d«hu 4s main t tt riok sale—lot jfawo ft north 1 william t wrst ide ni-ar allen lyon a baker,-so 1 brown's buildimf _ _ d3o 4 good engine and boiler for __ v aale cl.cap at the union plantne mill bollt-k « kfcife_nwalt comer chicago st fox hai l-|gihsks 3 for sale — sevf.ral fink .•> j ,■,.•.!,■■!-.-■* c main kranki.it and delaware olr-t-t j..h • otto 31 l"'a-l n-t til c for sale—no 7:i n division fail t ali storj hnift hull in a tr<.,.d neiyh t.-fjinod and rt rood repair ls s ills will i ul.j on modtrato t^rn john uito si pearl rl ■f 1 f for sale-a splendid r__>l « dence near trie fargo property west uf main rt 1 !■.!■.'■and r nil in excellent ordrr the k'roundi well t ck«<l with a great vwitty of fruit john irm 31 p-ah-t • f2i for sale—2so seneca st _! story bii-'.k in _ uil oondition thi prrpcrty i'l be m>lc he_p i the party is g^ing to the wtst t kild within 20 days will take •_.»•», j down bal ance easy apply to m mucjwb no a south di riajon at u fg dclawasj st residence for al ssl.e oh f the ii o-t dtsirahle on that itn»et llc ipi kjißl.n*c 13 w s*anst fll ofor sale—the 2 story brick block s 478 7 473 and l p iar i hh at ui'-dirn in-pruteinent fas hot and coli v..t r t^ih wu be m»ld li - j f,.r ■l or on terms tr>'*\iit purcb»ser rare chancf fur inv«t_o t nt fcr unlinr p»rticul_rs apply to hume j sand fwhu 18 wet bwmnrt f 4 7*iieap cottaues for sale in norria pitme lot 25x115 117 fourth l lot 25x100 ssmeoroeit l..i«*xio 7 palmer at lot 30jxl00 fic hastinqa a otto 4 brown's building f for sale—a splendid new l ! i nu,ry frmme dtpelling hon«e finished o9 in moat workmanlike maim r with all the conven enjr of a model bouse tbe buildipb la _ ix 3 f it .(]; dtd wutomiltaimoet any tart . oood cistern a*ul pump lot so ft on connecticut it and lmj ft deep between tenth and lev«nth ata tim pwpcrtj will be aold at a barjraln wtth stnajl pay in iit down and balance on lung time hume t s-foford lfl w bwan st fit vvemrable building lots for xj pale jcw«f a itolawarv it x . 2(w ft n of worth t sjhwxh lldwnod avaotm w h onr baker st tld___oo kdward st dot virginia ttt ltox * baker for vale-molbes wilmam*villi phopfckty fob le a fine 1 itnry and ..* <■t t j.t f-_!i i m on rli ■■■■it n he i ~ .■of vt illi-nu.iu ■g-n d orilf r flue i m rr»i vino f rut im ■i vi ibe sold hrttp julim otto 81 pearl at !_}■efor sale or for eot—ko 76 s utli m*mm bt tory ud but men ■*■lid p p lorn lii re»r terms re__>tinajle j h t it bi p—j-i t f2q g for sale—fine gothic cot ffii ta*ft no j1 rreivh •., u tory fram i ,»- rfc t n-[.»ir ai.d bul lakrlv j nita j'.'h.n ot'u i fear t t_o mpue sal ctuup—2-stoki brick hr.rjfc 41 kt&l tut prii in bmi onlei a.-,*c kitmtt will t mu at a b*tk»in io c_sh hastings & otio 4 uruwa'a buildiuits 114 mfor sale—no 620 main st a very t-siritmt and pl«a_aiuly l'-vatf-il 2-*t<irj n.:!i rettidmcr in perfect oniertiir u^hiut wand fm rtiture h<-t aii'i u>l i wawr l mt-d ale i - wwion^ii desired john otto el peal ittwi it bouses for sale new 2 rtorv brick house 838 swan -: , ■■-~ _:« ml viter mflatltt 2-stot ric h.iii c 73 ckk t lot 33»1."-u well slrub'iery ami fruit in abun lante i-*->rj ir*tne hou.ii isu s.ulh mun t , ii .-'•'.< i order ttmsjghuvt lot ttxlli fan w_.i«r ic 1 ry ';«.:.■c jllwi t>ol l»ak st lut xl60 very jnirame und cheap 2-^orj frame h«.u*e on sprue near batavia st i ■. 1 t r fame tut'age mrear 1 l 6 ill hastings * otto 4 browi.'i buudfii tf for sale—mo 9u«j washing fitiil 11 in lit , » rgv neu l^>nf ir frai c jwe iiiik nih winy owtw trisrths whole ti uv _■*«, mm ill in roujpt'k order l<>t 40x120 with mcit bam i.el k wckgrino 13 w bw_j at os ff for rent—tue?storv frame t-l-k dwe inf ■• h ■■'■■■:' *. !- i-i ii lllio>u i ruwmjiwi ■ililnhii im ilimi sill biitnm li.npf a if'od uii^iiu lka it i'lch.hltl.sg 13 w a«rn tit ttt lu»r~sa a splendid rfc-it r m bsql in una i*=*t umhiilt with riymt i r k c sta'ile ch-ii c irut hea:th(ul cli lwtf.br r rfrtr - n tl>o vicinity riniantic scenery i m nntim ihiti ffiri rißi iw thruu,:li r-jut to i c onto n i moi.-.fcui and on l o snore r x mm t ,-■; a iii dul bom tor v family or an *'< t.i • treat fr iiit'm ctti ; m low tfruu cany apply l.»i-t.ii t john 01.l fiam ilfi-3m lt(>i dalk-a new and 8 rsi e cia 2j iu,r n;»ideuce with all lac modern im maatetfa soutli si.it of t>rr sim-t west of lftl war lot l.'.tf x.'.btj feel terms ca-.j . r ! tell ■>■tf i hoiluter i:uildlvß dwelling for balk cheap—a jto<»l t'arifain ill (■« ifiven in th ale of the 2 i.mv hri<:k dneutaw no 4:17 micmgain ltl noms a an<t wau-r lt wli>un i s'jn no a ug ra lsb for sale or to bxchakgb fox a flntt-ciimh rwdd—w in trn city a farm of 104 wr«l ti'st quality ■•( laiui i j in mmm cut lht it lin.it dh ■obfa iwiilwiii one o the i<en in ueuntr him iwohrton btkk hoom and three goo v.rns will be sold ch*ao bwß roof ' ' b0 liowakh & ciiappkll ««" forrknt ata bakiiaix—the sol lf«|on brick dwd ln|t 73 w chii>|ivwa t , iwean franklin ami i'tuware t m and wuter i.xx « pu:k'-ulmi 13 we-t swanj|v 6 i^ok sale—29i north division i kt 1 ton and ijawroent l'm.ffllarat'd wsur wffletuclhapm lha pa-ty i gonurta im u-wn prteomowo aj>ply n m mccumß no 6 s-uih trivfakw t ell r^ottages for sale n.i 11 ipnmm i*t li-«tctn frame kit 30x130 price llffio * ii 4j3 bw«o t , near kpriinr 1-storj franio price hew asc lyon a baker er'p land offl.e j ve^iitaule i'koperty fousai-e mlltmtt at 1 t..r brick boon very desirable in i lonler price i^-vo m«in t boum n-.d lot priea 15 0(0 ainth ■*, bous an.l 1 t nice jat'oo horth mvismi m bxwm ibebgu and chest nut sit i nun bei «. bo«*e price i>ili e4 hi.w\ltn t jlal'i'kl il m.iin t t>or sale—43s south divimu.n l . 1 nlory coitaee l<it 4uxl'2o ijta(>e ai.d iruil i'.ta tin i 10w a ji iui m hodoxb v.i t bmh wtliliw rt all for sale-farms 3fc fruit fuim kor sale at a rfef mllhi ■un.t ba sold t«o cr..|>s il pa i«r t nkl and fruits the bwt near town ra lmad-i t ui<l crur t h i-lim.te nu'd hmlthy d lubtftxl w h htkt-ui cart»onoale jackw . co.,tu f^o-4t lowa land for sal or ex l cilantik !*> acre iof go d farm in tr land d irabl i-i atnl la umllae ntini j state •■! o«t wil m 1 oahtinob a utio * brown1 building 14 4 qbeat chajicfi fob balk leni nei«hb r n l in v high cuhivati.m with orehm-d curr*i.t buh i ouvari s one-eifhtn if i ten stiawf.tiry bed**4c ; hprrag avpi intbe and 1 rue ant an a i;--t'irj bfißm an the proprietor mtei.d-t muvmif to oregon thia proporti ill be ol i at a key beats sacrifick fur cash down rurther particular can be had at my office edj application is desirable a b townley no i h mer ruildintr jtw cur se^pca ■» main sto 0r sale-31 acres of land . in w seneca 4 railes.fr.nn main-.t pltniv ftron rvxd hnu c an t barn inquire st fc.l wahds a bfcklanu no 1 brown1 building a balk or exchange—32 nod home and lan nicefnut will fe»c«d,d amted imlffl ir.m main ntnet on the putter's cornen nad hijwaudb ulx'klano no i fkowu'i maldfag em or sale-a fine dairy farm x f i v acre with rood h use and barns itu au in coldtn outre abut i niii frum colden fqlefl ituwards » huukland no i bmwo'i bamdtog e2!4 ijuum for sale-best garden 1 land in eric county must be s-iid to ci.m out ani'stve 2 area 2 mi fpun the court h..u c will ..« ld cheap byuuward * chap pt-m.l 3tomain nt 4 ijtarms for sale—a good fakm of 1»4 aurot in the town or west scnoca iuur-au.l a half nlcs fr ni bofluo a nico 11-nt.ir b "* h»u c thr»-e hundnd irra'trd tr uinl a u'-.d tla-a hn-w very efcaap liuw ari 3l ciiah»bl,3-a main rtwjß dl 9 4 fine farm for sale or ex j v chang con'mirnj mo acres 25 wvxl lanl « ll excellent w li wat red lint tiharil ml tlillj ir*nj«awvili:u wiui barm outbou-eh ihods fee all in t,p»"d jrder cit pwpertj will be taven in i art i'n.vintnt balance on hj term lee &. pick lki.nu is w mwanßl eij omai.l farm for sale con o tarings arris at la saile near ni*jf*ra f-'l tiio iwt'liu-k is a neat 2-h^iy irotliio m.ulirn styli li.irn and uulhi.ust-s ali in fan effllni . the linil it ■ilwillmt adapted f')r fruit hsrtag abem 10011 iruit trees tocether with srrap f lies and mn 1 fruit th ■location is beautiful and the nai^hhorhood firm class any dm dmfepbmi o a ufwrior rural hiiint will fiml it here apply to lyon & bakkr vtie land uflfam iis farms farms^-several fink lar 11 and mall farrn-i f irsaieor exchange lke a p ck>:rino 13 w s»an at hi to lkt-hor^e #; for rent—the2-storv dwkl mjl h k no isi xiazara t m yood or.ur fin ■■■:«■nd h*th keni low to a govd tenant ltk « pickmubo 13 w s**n st fi dwellings for sale or to rent nhcap with immediate poose-sion sixth st o im 2-alory briut 9 ruoms in fine order fw and water sixth bt 4«tt li-«tory frame 8 rrx.raa lko>abu wllfi m i son e-1 no s aia.-ara t houses to kent we havi3 mreral deairable hous-i w"r:ich we will rent at i>'g uth no 4 brown's biildiny ' f 10 mrare chance—for rfcnt the desirable dweillnk 136 ka*t eagle t ; mead iu-r within in i m imrroi'.ment ; suitable for a boarding h.»u-e kent 325 apply so-n at eo wakus tl bucklanb'i no z browu'a building _» for ken i—the fink lukv rwne dw.llinjt no 20 ni-rrta p'ac with barn a deliirhtful l^catl 11 will be ronu-j low to a goo i nan lee a pickkriwg 13 west swan rt el 2 to let—the desirable brick dwelling no ?*+ am r.t , with all modem imprstements will be r nted at a bwv*'n tn aciod t.i.anr apply toon rt edwards * buckland no 2 biown buudii^g f!5 tior salr—2 story brick house jj no 2m franklin t , with ir.t modem con venience lot mxlw term favorable john otto si pearl t el 3 m brick barn for rent—situ it on tlie alley in reer if no 154 pwan it near michigan at laie k pickering 11 w swan tr«et cis sourter house to let—for a y term of leese at a low nn t an experlenc«.i ai>d reeponeible pertj it uin the city of buffalo on seneael aeu the terrace park and ni-k f*jl railroad i epot a jt'-k biwinem toeatiun a in cißipitt order with modem unprovemanta ed wards fc buueoamd no s brown's buildi dg for rent—no 11 palmer st ' •--- 2-suny hmk with fie eh r*>-f in g od re ../,.. r mm ii eu will be rente*1 cbfwp in w i—ll j hn wtto 81 pearl it i*o vtorth st dwklu.vgs t kfcnt . > lw small brick dwelling cootafai g 6or 7 r im'i e*eh it-rh have be«n newy ptuiied and pap^rd th-ouzhcut a beautiful location kent w apply 14 s 6 niiori st leonakd wil sus * s n tt fine kesiuence for rent—no 136 cmmm rt new 2-atory brick with gas ud wc » <!■i t !.;:... lv fttion will u rented low to ■fo d i.t lkr & i'ickerinu 13 wea hwm urcel d 23 houses~to rent by m mccobib no 5 south mlww at 53.1 hudson st , 2-btory frame t cellar and ■k i*>d el <>' wftit-r fli-is ed in flue t . .<■is is one of the finest location in buffalo tent i k . 7 tieo-gw l , l-~v ■:;. bnck in excellent comll umi.m,*!1 r 1 ..■. j.r i;..i ib ft very mrs io w.!>n rent 450 oia swan rt 2-ator frame hoose new and finish ii off ii excellent mwmw with ai the modern im ,- ■■■■«■:.!-. runt *... ■brick rt->reand d*e ling to rent in a good location for ft f in..v grocery the . ime j ft r rick vi-i p houses for rent by hume & jtil san ford 16 w bwm t ii allen it 2 story br.ck with alt modern mi . r ■-■■■'■■ii1 -, aud ham j de««-u t 3-ntory brick with all n t-ni imur veiteiiti l>ftrn sc 74 cottage bt 2-sun-y iirxk gas water bam &*: vl hippe»a st ii->-v bnck gas arid ate 327 seuec »"., 2-gtury brick pm and water 50j west scneci t 2-ttwry brie and basement ni water i alien ht 1-story ir«m j d ton at 2-stu.y frail v i.-a . and «.»■!. mftn^lc j-btory frame fcg&l l.vdar t 1-s.tory fr»iat 1 arxan-as st j i-firy frame '«- mnb t man frame dr clinton and twefl t t tilmi frame eleventh at near yarn 2-atorv rune all of the ab.ve nili be rei>ttd at reduced rat «. fh hlmt & s.\sko«l to lkt-kooms ifwsi rent—officb 5 the firk 1 itoof building under the man•.if ac hirer's nd tlliiinij b-m john utro 81 karl t _ f2w desirable business rooms fox kk.\t-'jj'j ra^d at lie ist and 3d fl^r hh m n«l nw a nc»od place for a doctor or dnlirt .. dtess niakiui exta li-hmeit will ifive a team ic^iae lvon & oak xx erie land of doc e&i lofts for rent—in thr new block book of rt a>hin^ton orcen streets ih twoiid utury over n<.h 16a ami 15fi the wholr f the ttiir-1 man applj w hmcdi7 1870 a»-tf jeivett a root rpuree nicertleeplno rooms in j th^t cei.tr hmnlfj 333 main street over d d'.fy 4 kuckwi-11 api>i>u>u£o b lull h to lkt stok>s a t townley's land office ho 4hollistkit buildings to rent wl h immfdive pof^cci'n at r»h established gkocfcky hto&e in an exeollfcrt l*>cali v bi tlu ulmrba j hiitlalu a la-p : and pr fitalile misine liwbvtn earn d n in it f,ir ilie p».-t 13 jears t..ere 1m a urivate entrance to tu l»el i a wliih 1 laritt and in godd urder bb annthcr n-reet to the tan entrance rknt vekv m dkhate inidjediiti'applicatiin sho'ld be mviu at my of fice ni 4 11 ■..:■:.-.' building comer 01 ->.:.- v and main streeu 13tf a b townlet :.*~- store to kent—swan st filiia ko us e'wwn main ai.d w^hin^on ts tirst ho-r and u>eni mof a3marv brick will m tral niisi d<-sirab o 1.-ca ion for tbt grocery rdopro • i-i-.ii bus itta ' rm si any othef kind ■f t>u<.i es apply ai n j niagara t i k.jnakd wilsun i n l3l itiob rent—store no 170 pearl ; t.,bearsb»mr»rt le > pickkbiho 13 meat swan rt e-j rpo be2jt — a fins business j utan.l rt nries tn m m^in it on bmm el 1 re d-l-uii « n lam k nt kwr aup'y mod j no soutfa n>\-tsi i m i ■■>. el 7 _ 1 it 1 llrta—tu on bond and o 1 uvu morti ptao lonj time on buflalo cm prefierij ltet fh kkkl.nq ti 111 west bw-an st atomli1 mo^ev i'urrhmemt.nfly mortiraires wanta.i hy howard ticu ivki mb main st e3l 111 y am cotntv urdtkrs ; stocks rihiilb and mwlmgo rommercial fiptr nc^o iaud-by edwahos «. bucklani keal e-tia.ea d loin broken no 2 brown's duiltl int d2rt fu kc ha se mon ey — m ohtg ag ea wanted by lee * i'i'khking 16 west tfwa.ii mt pecokatios oost & vlekgivek dealers in palms oils glass isdow sa*u abtists mt!biai3 c ino is k swan ft ul«lu s t john c post jacob viekntvt.k j josephs house sign and fancy painter 4 kirhmife t.,fiuff&lo,n«vyork qeaining kaublinq gilding on glass walls and ceilings kalcomined in tue b£st mann'kh nd with despatch dli ixsbkaxce t ife fire and marlnts insurance jitna insurance co haiitford cvss laccrp-irated isi3 charter perpetual paid up capital 3 t 000,0 three millions of dollars l 4 bkndsk r ~. j g<k)dnow iiecretary a^ets jv t 1 1119 at market valua caab r,»-...i ■bacv icoi/sl os rsiimum ~ ss3,?i 1 uortkave bonda i r1 r ■. ban it atoek v26.u5 00 unitwi sules state i>d c j 3tock and oth«r public se«uritle 1,2*0,1*1 s to total si 54 ' '- 4 67 c'r ■■f ml '" v ' ■-■"_■i6,06s h lf»k»pa!d in w jear j w.or m the undersiirned would n licit fr^m the ciiizena of buflali and nn the i . i - ». continuance of ti.e'roiii fidoi.ee and (>..' r:k in i ■aid and well known !■'.■.>■* isaued risks ta^sn by la^m rivem and <■..'. i »:. t i h:i .:-■:,:■■j»m fn>m any place fn the s ! i ■n btates and canadaa and lo-sca promptly ad jmmi and paid atthu ■:!'-■.., by e p dorr general ayent hops in'suravrk co piujtidekce r i cash capital an aorplu 20 t,k6 co william t barton prudent j mautln,secrrtary roger willtams^tivsuka-nci coiii'ant provioc'ck r i ca«h caplul and surploa koo.ool 00 a a williajc3 pre drnt j w davenpobt secretary m f ocrt^asaat muaalo v pouc)«lmß«iatfalrrmm»ndlammpnßput ad joftad mid paid at thlf oa «. ofimite*b^jdlnja tp futn,ooroar mbmand tha lxr ixscoahce compant habtto;u conh accxunntated capital f13.000.000 on annuftl nlconm s,«00.000 00 surplc abote lubu:tin 3,000.000 00 all policies vou-portittting aptsb bkcund paymrr cash rates cash pou^ibm cash divu«hd6 ! dlvmenrti p*jd anmiaov oommsßcilui at th end of tbaflßrryear dividends may be qm to rcduck the nnnal praaiiuin or ixcread j ih cash nhia of urn polky applloftu n reapktfultf ktltcttad k r dok j«mnl a««b1 j dky ol>b special notice great bargains barnes &. bancroft will opkn this day 2000 yafids linen lawns at 26i woeth uc 10,000 yaeds 9-8 cambrics at 15c worth s&c 4000 yards organdies at 15c worth 50c 5000 french muslins at c woktu 50e 5000 yards french lawns i at ujc worth isc barnes & bancroft cash house 2i9 mad street extraordinary inducements to purchasers of dry goods at barnes & bancroft our 25 cent dress goods counter in supplied at all timea with the most desirable pttlf.s of drks3 goods preyi.kntlt worth 35 and 50 cents per yard friday k saturday of eacu week we have our 25 cent counter of a variety of arcidefl and at great bargains enormous sales in white piques at 25 cents per yard and upw&rda black alpacas embroideries gloves and parasols sif.wls and wraps al^o black colored and japanese silks ! liarnes & bancroft cash house 259 main street wiwifal v'o rest keine rast galop by v schnpp price 30 cent a livclv and parkling galop ure u please aklino mazoi'rk x by fritz h^l«l price 60 ct a krracerul and plwaoiii piece t meuium difficulty la pur i ¥ nnntnnii ■■!■■■. tij my sutwr pric j w cts bad tinc image.sor-jf.withg«rnian ar.d eriir'ih wurdsi suitabje m tenor or soprano voi m by u sutler pr:ce 30 cts upfim wmtawm bbi wawe soct mf,i.ii polka redowa do 30 eta just pumi'hed and will be mailed postpaiii on re ceipt of the marki'<l pner hi coitlb.lt fc dextoy lixi main rt chris kuetzkan piano mancfacturrr corner batavia a^u tlm streets two squares from the old courthouse the subscrit>er kerp^i constantly on hand a choice ashortment uf ciano forte in k'v.-^-.i rosewood ra-es which he warrants to be eiiial in tone touch and fin is t to iiti v ti'aviui tcturfd in the cou > try rer » i desirous of obtaining a upehor iustrument are reupvctf hv invited to g.ve him a call be'r.re pur chasing elsewhere cuki ltian kurtzman jewett & mischka's music stoke 4c halnfstreet aoenct fob the unrivalled chjckerinc pianos at prices reduced to iuch an extent that they can ';•-■purchaated tor nearly the nune fiirure which inferior and wortiilen inxtruniantfl romm&nd call and tret an illustrated price lilt we are also agent for the celebrated decker brothers pianos which are now taking the lead over all other xew york m«ke4 our sarrp assortmedt of pianos alto iccludm in btrumenta from the celebrated manufactories of j b dunham bloomtield a otis kkn'^st g abler we have on hand an assortment o the celebrated ged woods * cb pailii all viitit oibai which for heantiral and pipeiike quality of tone . .< k-*nce of flnith at d durability of construction ex ceed all otliar makes call and examine our large tariety of piano stools piano cotcks c pianoa moved tored boxed aod ahipped on short metal old pianos taken in exchang we are constantly adding to oar very lares and well selected aw of sbeet mum musiau inatru menta and musical mershandue ot every deecriptl^n jewett & hlschka xi hajn street m malo k t biiilpisc tsaac holloway medina and lockporr sand stone flaooing curbing flatporio doom asd wivdow caps and sills btkps etc off and yard eonar oj mi hj<u at aad en atal ail haajbarr o»al marble works cob pueu * was stb marble work in all m nrfetj airi supat'or woruaan.bla tad btyla al naaoaakla prtcaa 1.-.ntlnl uiaiuin funiibad on iho c and be4tm w mm p«ilar —•', i,|i|n littkw »<»* pdoaa ■go go go to bergtol.d & bro ! get a good panaka hai , bergtold &. bro oet a good steaw hit ' bergtold & bro obt a good hat of everj kind bergtold t bro oft a good boy's hat bergtold & bro iget a good child-3 hat bergtold & bro git a good gents felt hat , bergtold l bro get a good silk hat bergtold & 8r0 i get a good white beaver hat bergtold & bro get a good white cassiuere hat look tor the largo upright bear 2!)1 main street berctold l bro rfig gauze &] gossimer merino silki'akd cotton z underwear : at kennett's 2t3.maikibtkeet , i 1 icv4x alt wood i 870 coal 187 ft j tfiß delaware and hldson canal w lackawanna coal 3 j scrmded ami dtllrflred in rood condition in 1 uantiue to niit nurcha*en pnoe for the premd t er ton of 9000 ltm delirarad within tha old cilj irniu an as follows ton \ ton j tnn raw r s 70 1 9 < »™ 7 26 3 75 i p5 tote t6o 3 85 00 chßrtnut 7 00 3 80 1 90 ' 4a blossburg.lehigh lump ajtd pre pdred co*l scotch and americas pig i iron fire brick etc wholesale and retail o r wilson a co office 3041 main tt and 96 ohio nt.,cor him ippi coal and coke ellis webster office and yard 218 erie&t to coit slip will tell gecum lkckawvia scraaton pitta ton and other hard coala alao erie and clete aiij be«t toft coau blomburgh son nut utd ilack ' or steam purpum»at th lowoet market phoe.which will he acreaned and rlelivered in good condition in quanti •» ~- • ■er ellis webster i^tjeen city coal yard gknf.sek bridge and erie canal offlcfl 2 geneve rt buffalo v y tor m 1 irood amortmext of all kin uof hard and soft coal whoi«mle and rtt 1 c.n-tatitlv on i ■■• also a buperiur quality of hard and boft wood for sale saw-.d and iplil or in the itick de livered in any part of the city dealers wtma 1 bmall iou of cuaj jr wood will do well to five vi ■call before purchutng almwhen s ba lu-i nti 1870 coal 187 a the anthracite coal co oejteb al omcb ho 221 kair stbeet also foot or gemksie st will i 1 until further notice umm celehfmtod cofti » th f i.owing prioes yer ton of 2000 iba delivered in uiy part of tne o.a ci*7 limits outeide or which » nxuul cii&rg will tw nud for cartage aim blossburo lkuigii lump and se lect eiue soit coal tun ton jton or»u 7u ull ibs e 7la 375 185 toy 750 su 2w chestnut 700 0 iwi termi btnctlycs«h whenorderrd qkobok dakin ager.t m»f ». is7o itsiojf coal ajtd wood co foot of court at a rz quantity of hard and soft coal for sale and 1000 cords op canada wood beach and maple),either in stick or tawed or i delivered in any part of the city liberal deduction m c to de.uerm 11-tf oaruxq * most*.gu rv h dudley co wholenl and retail dealen.ta sugar loaf lehigh tnuxomook ni>kli iffiwl ucuwaih iussblkb i.!l and clevxlasd.coal ttadpal oooa ootim 818 asd terkaci stj tabd ftxrt ot mtl i t aafcl».a|»flll.l«m j t hoole sc go hard and soft coal m a >. wiwn ll li »- t t.moqlm kloow
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| Title | The Buffalo Express, 1870-06-21 |
| Description | Buffalo, Erie County, NY, and region daily (except Sunday and occasional holidays) newspaper, 1866-1878; both preceeded and succeeded by the Buffalo Morning Express. |
| Subject | Buffalo (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Erie County (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Twain, Mark; Clemens, Samuel. |
| Location | New York (State), Western; Erie County (N.Y.); Buffalo (N.Y.) |
| Contributors | Twain, Mark, 1835-1910; Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910 |
| Publisher of Original | Express Print Co. |
| Date of Original | 1870-06-21 |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format of Digital | TIFF |
| Holding Institution | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Publisher of Digital | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Digital Collection | The Buffalo Express |
| Library Council | WNYLRC |
| Notes | Buffalo Express Vol. 25 No. 8314 |
| Rights | There are no known copyright issues associated with the Buffalo Express microfilm. |
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| Title | The Buffalo Express, 1870-06-21 |
| Description | Buffalo, Erie County, NY, and region daily (except Sunday and occasional holidays) newspaper, 1866-1878; both preceeded and succeeded by the Buffalo Morning Express. |
| Subject | Buffalo (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Erie County (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Twain, Mark; Clemens, Samuel. |
| Location | New York (State), Western; Erie County (N.Y.); Buffalo (N.Y.) |
| Contributors | Twain, Mark, 1835-1910; Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910 |
| Publisher of Original | Express Print Co. |
| Date of Original | 1870-06-21 |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format of Digital | TIFF |
| Identifier | 18700621_001.jp2 |
| Holding Institution | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Publisher of Digital | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Digital Collection | The Buffalo Express |
| Library Council | WNYLRC |
| Notes | Buffalo Express Vol. 25 No. 8314 |
| Rights | There are no known copyright issues associated with the Buffalo Express microfilm. |
| Technical Data | 3040 KB |
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buffalo express vol xxv tuesday june 21 1870 no 8314 married sanl 1 ul-hter ni orang s.rd sh_u*n risher-jumw.at br»lw oh .^, hr john sli.l.lon o h«m>)urt n t lo miv utilda m k.fther ol marion uhi _ by telegraph new york hot weather xw york june 20.—the day h__i been torrid and mses of ou .'-■solitl are numw ose amoog the viotims wu william ad derson of poughkrepsie the mercury at nine o'clock this morning stood at eighty four degrees higher by several degrees ti v hi any other point in the ltiited stains ex c*pt at new orleans where it was eighty t-1 ht and at savannah eighty-live at 1 t m it was ninety-one in the shade and at '- p m ninety four oat weet generally it i dear and moderately warm po3t-iajter sced this afternoon in the case whore poet master jones wa3 cued by a man camisl martine for 20,000 damages for alleged fraudulent detention of letters jndgr butchford gave a judgment for defendant i h costs the steamer uiton the ieorj:e b cpton arrived this morn ing the officers report a succea&ful land i on tbe return trio of a force of 100 men antl additional supplies taken on board at aspinwall the lauding was effected at an ofrequented and unprotected part of the ■■ast and not molested by spaniards th officers of the upton know nothing of the fate of the iirat expedition until th \ raachad this port the entire cruise _■cuba aapinwall and return waa madt the american liag the following i a detail of her opera tions : the vesstl sailed from new york may 12 with iloo men wbiie off barne rat she received a cargo from the bchooner quickstep and proceeded she came in uht of cuba may b while searching f>>r a proper place to land tbe cargo a spanish gunboat made her appearance i hi.1 character of the upton was not us pected and the gunboat sailed away there were landed mm en6eld rifle ; h [;. minfton ritl.-n 10,000 pounds of pow d**r mouhi catritlges for the spencer r.ties 400,000 fur kemingtou'a 1.u0u.000 ft entield's goo matches for cannod f«x pounds of sulphur 10,000 cape "."> t-i i of clothing and 40 case of shoes while th veasel waa off the coast of cuba she was visited by jnlonel betan court who ivo an encouraging accouut of the patriot cause after discharging her cargo the upton sailed for aspinwall whert she refitted upon june 3-1 bhe took oi board 1110 yniidg cubaos under commami of colonel marino lono and bixty tons ot wai material this expedition was aac landed on the l'2ih of june the upton then nailed for isew york it in understood that another expedition on a larger ac&le is contemplated n jubilee loss the manager of the empire kink whr fiiroished the monoy for tho beethoven jubilee acknowledges a cash loss of 40,0(hi by that enterprise vekmct eesdeken alexander c lawrence to-day got a judgment against .' tn * k maxwell for tock transactions during the paj_ic of sep tember 1809 base hall the athletics of philadelphia and atlan tic of brooklyn played a second game to day tbe athleticß were shamefully bea ten there is some mi-undertanding re epecting this game the athletics claiming they were now entitled to tly the champion ■■■ii . while lha atlantic state this v l on'y a social game score athletics 19 atlantics 3 the hed stockings played the amateurs of newark new jersey to day only six innings played the amaetura made one ru:i in the tiftli aud one in the sixth inning an>l whitewashed the jirat forr the re stockings scored 53 the ked stockii]f.'«i went to philadelphia on the evening train peckaded key b h xadal successor of dr mollintock in the presidency cf the drew theological spmmary died this morning of pnpl_xy at his residence in madison new jersey richarpson's estate the interest of mrs mcfarlanj kichard son and children of albeit d lliclardson in the property of the deceased at woo.i side was sold by order of the jour of chancery at the < ourthousc of newark ua afternoon t'y ■). h stone attorney of the special guardian of heirs aiihjeot to tin mortgape of 75(10 anil interest uuc to tl aiuuuiit of s-i-i'j i harlea a 1 uchardsoti brother of dcceasetl was the purchaser ut 9ua boat kacinu ihe six nared boat race between the har vard and kutger students i_t new bruns wick new jexßey was won by the former by nearly three boat lengths in 23 minutei and 9 sfcond 8 over a coo rse of th ree miles five thoußand people witnessed the race the regatta of the manhattan yacht club came off this afternoon on the kant river a duzeu yachts divided into three classes atarted the joe jefferson was the winner of the first class la favnrita nf tbe second and shipjaok of the third the weather waa tine and the race spirited asothkr krie injunction the erie railway company has institu ted a-1 in the supreme court a_;ainat th lako shore it michigan southern ilailway company being associated us co-defendant the plaintiff alleges that the defendant now acts and has for a long time acted eutirely in the interest < f the new york central & hudson iliver railway company and has violated its oontracti with the erie company it ia charged that the buffalo &, state line railroad company now part of like shore road altered the gauge of it road to the gauge of four feet nine inches to accom modate the cars of the central company and that in regard to the time of its trains and carriage of freight it has sought in every way to injuru the traffic on the erie kailroad charts are also made of a col lusion i etw i ii vanderbiltandthe president cential company and his son-ie-law horace f clark president nf the lake shore mad the plaintiff demands 3 ni i«'(i damages and asks that the defend ants be restrained by injunction from vio lating engagements entered into with the plaintiff the bill of complaint waa served on horace f clark president of the lake bhot9 road on saturday jane 13 foreign ecumenical ilokoon jane 20.—archbishop canter bury has addressed a letter to the bishop of bristol discouraging any couuter movement in the church of england to the ecumenical council and advising ab stention from action as it is dignified wise and sober he considers the english formalaries a sufficient response to the pro ceedings of the council lothair ■duraeli in a second edition of black wood replies sharply to tbe criticisms made on lo'hvrr iv tbat magazine diveks at tfork a dispatch from bombay reports tkat the rjivers have brought up some of the treasure which was lost on the wreck of tbe camilla mitchell near that place and will probably succeed in recovering the entire amount another biw cable m4drib june so in the cortes thin morning senor ktvcro submitted a new project for a sabmarine telegraph cable to be laid from spain to the baclaric islands the imperrinx insist that tsu p—insnlar unity der the house of bnganza is the aim of a revolutiooary party the opiosi second lasdiko hjtam job 20.—the stsaomt u«nt b l^too e a oo«i wing oa th cuban enact the following psvtiesdsn are give in the offioisj report from po«rto prim-ipe the dptsa left aspinwall on the htiuieußt oa tks 12th eh rsswhw the river bemsluera oa the oahssm than tlwresbe landed cotosalleao with twenty two mm asd an entire cargo ooaasstiuf of luu st»d of mtsm a lart«ejm»btilye ea c^iiisww>es.h«»mls»»rt»»h«h«s>».w the sawiarda show that this oatfo eo s^sjed o the suurul left ea board at the first uri»l aad aappleaieated with freeh te eaaurked at asyuiweil bix u the fillibosurs have bean killed since theit landing but whether they belonged to th tirst or second party is not stated a mm ■? fiat the upton was ashore somewhere or he coast has sent a number of gunboats n arch of her ten cas?s of vonrito and cholera are re norted in the jurisdiction of puerto i r.n cipe washington oct kbtlkk and the soldiers hour washikgtojc june 20.—general butler appeared befure the house committee t • il»y and made a statement ooocemtrg the expenditures of the fund for the estab lishment of a soldiers and sailors home he indicated hia willingness that a fal iuvestißation should be had it appears that there ia a large amount of money v his possession a bab-committee was ap pointed and the matter will be rigidly in quired into tiiktax am'tarut bills the senate finance committee to da finished the tax and tariff bills the made no change on the leading articles ii the tariff bill bat added some unimportant ones to the free list relating to income in the tax bill they reduce the amount t three per cent leaving the examption at in the present law at f 1000 they will take up the national bank bill at their next meeting they are decidedly opposed to the measure amendments to tax bill the following are the amendments pro posed by the committee on finance to tin house bill for the reduction of taxation l'hcv strike out the tirst elevea sections of the bill being all which provide for the re tention of the various special taxes includ ing the tax on bankers rectifiers dealers ii tobacco lotteries pawporti etc and pro vide for the repeal of all special taxet whatever from may 1 1871 excepting the special tax on brewers and the tax on dis tilled spirits and tobacco the bill report ed also provides for the repeal on the ist of next october of the several taxes on sale imposed by existing laws except such as arr paid by stamps and the tax on sales leai tobacco manufactured tobacco snuff for eigu and domtstio cigars distilled spirits and wine it also repeals the taxes on articles nameti in schedule a special taxes on boats bargts and hats on legacies successions paasports and gross receipts said repeal t take effect the tirst of next october the committee also propose to btrike out all sections if the house bill relating t stamps thereby leaving in full force th provisions of existing laws relatingto stam taxes with the exception that stamp taxes osi promissory notes for a less sum thai liki and on receipts for any sum and oi canoed and preserved fish are to be re pealed from the first of next october anri do stamp shall be n-quired upon transfer m alignment of mortgage except on sal thereof or when transferred or assigned a collateral security the bill provides also that matches ciga lights and wax tapers may be removed frnn the place of manufacture without payment afl tax or afhxiug stamps thereto undti such regulations as the department mi prescribe the rate of income tax n m.vrfit 3 pet cent with the exomptirm of-$2ooo th gommittee report in favor of striking out the provisions of the house bill requiring manufacturing mining pas coal and hridge companies to pay a tax on their divi dends an additional section authorises tbt president to consolidate two or more col lection districts retaining one collector and one aesesaor for the same whenever ir bis judgment such consolidation can h ffected without auy detriment to the pub iic interest the war in cuba minister sickles acting under instruc tiouh hat on several occasions remonstrate with the spanish officials ia madrid for th inhuman manner in which the contest if carried on hi cuba and assurances havi been given that instructions would he for warded to the proyer authorities in cuba u carry on the war in strict accordance with civilized warfare these promises wer ni-vi r carried out or • !•» totally disobeyed by the governor general of cuba the secretary of state but recently bent in structiods to minister sickles to attain cal the attention of the spanish k"v*rnment ti the fact that the war in cuba contiunt s tc be carried on in an mhutnan manner and to request that immediate and positive in structions be given to stop the savage war fare the tvdians y let brevet mspr general stevenson writec from headquarters department of arizona that tho savages have been comparative quiet the last four months and will proba nly continue so until the orops are harvested and roots gathered mexican claimi the mexican claim's commission have ex tended the time for allowing claims to the 30th inhtant and for tiling memorials and proofs to january ist 1871 the cknsi's the superintendent of census has issued a circular authorizing marshals to give to the press the total population of towns cities and counties when complete and so far examined as to demonstrate thorough ness and accuracy marshal's assistant will not however be allowed to give such 10 formation and all personal aspects of the census must be strictly confidential benate amendment to tax bill the following changes are proposed by the senate finance committee in the house bill with regard to tariff duties ' laus*-c relating to duties on all kinds of spirits wines brandies cordials manufactures of flax hemp seeds and oils made from them are stricken out clauses relating to all kinds of sugar are also stricken out and in their stead a duty of one to four per cent according to quality,is imposed on all classe of tugars the duty on manilla russia anri other hemp unmanufactured is fixed at 25 per ton the doty on 11 ye an imals is lowered from 30 to 20 per cent ad valorem ihe new rates of duty imposed on bitnminou coal and shale of fifty cents per ton of 2240 pounds ob freestone sand-stone and granite or monumental stone except mar ble %\ per ton on sawed dreaaed or polish ed marble slabs and marble paving tiles 30 per cent ad valorem and twenty-fiveeent r square foot not exceeding two inches in thickness and if thicker and not exoeed ing sixiaenches tencentafadditional per foot the bill provides that for two years from the passage machinery designed nly for steam towage on canals not now naanufac tared in the united states may be imported by any state or person duly authorized by the legislators of any state free of doty the date on which the provisions relating to the tarriff take effect designated as ooto bet ist 1870 ths following is the amen ded motion section and be it further enacted that all goods wares and merchandize re maining in bonded warehouses on the day and year of this action shall take effect and npoa which duties shall have been paid shall be entitled to a refund of tliffereikm between the amount of duties paik\kf rep mo introduce a joint resolution one*nung telegraph mpaaies providing ths ail foraftgn tols g-aph companies having offices and reoeiv ing money in the united an subjected to the iwovisio of the internal nts laws aod wqafaing ta safm t of said taws m to th future aod past reosipts of inoocs aodcharg«sin the united states of mid odsbpaufs eeterred to ta c«asniu*e ot tfatshermavir bap o from the coaaantaaa em pi as ass rspsrtaa1 with asnssjdaassjas tfas hoaae n to ivdaoa tasav mr buknevs i ill lfar o*rt _.._* .. m ljl la^^va ■- » yw iv m*n ». am * by l lfc»h bom»w»«nillllllbm mtfirwn mr kti bar ni ami m tmmi free to lona fide subscribers within the united states lost bj 23 to 35 mr btxhcex hep , ala mored that ho aboliti n at the franking privilaga ahall not take effect until october ist a»;r.t-i o by 35 to 23 without disposing of tte ending unendcrifn ■the senate took a recess to 7.30 p af evicm.no sksm"sr mr si'mnkk kep mass reportet nformation at the mate department that oe french able company had renounced beir exolnsive privilege to land cables on fae coast of franc the enat took up the paoifie rnlroaj nil as the special but>ineai of the evening vu amendmeat providing for the oonaftltda iaa of the alabama & chattanooga vicks iuri & meridan and north loatsiana x texas railroads and their j unctioo with the texas pacific roaov at marshal was disoussed upon the propriety of revivl ing the old land grants to those oompanies che amendment was finally adopted with i proviso continuing the existing grants v number of amendments were submitted without action when the further considera tion of the bill was deferred until wednes lay evening the postomoe appropriation bill was then taken up the quwation being upon tl the franking tepeal amendment when it was ascertained that no quorum was pres ent and th senate adjourned hol/se in committee of the whole on the am appropriation bill air dawes of mass ) tnoved an appropriation of 50,000 for tak ing meterological observations and giving notice to seaports and the ports of tho northern lakes of the spproach and force of torras adopted on motion of mr shanks rep.md ), 20,000 were appropriated for ornamental crees and shrubs in the northern cemeteries i'iio committee arose and tho bill was pas sed by the house it uppropriates abuut mr cox dem n v from the com mittee on banking and currency reportrd the bill to ri.juiir the mational uscks going into liquidation to retirti their cuculatuig votes paaat d mr scofield kep pa ), frmn the committee on naval affaiis reported a lull extending the provisions of the act of luue 17 1870 relative to furuinijing artifi ial limbfl for offioers and soldiers to the oavy and marine corps passed the h ■■■■-•■chen adjourned miscellaneous makkiaue is hk.il li.i sah kkasu.ico judo jo.—governor musgrave of british columbia was to-day udited in marriage to miai kat finld a haughtcr of david dudley finld of new york bishop w,p < tti i*u- |
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