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New-York tribune., 1876-10-19
Gteamboats ano Railroads.
7 FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. -..., .-.,,,,
IIARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER IH AiNS. Ap'i 70
1870 dpOts of Cortland and posbl sse ss
a. m. for EastOn, Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch 1iu.e'
HazetOn Beaver Meadow, MahanOY CITY, Sheaanuoal 4iI
Carmel ShamOkn. Wlkesbare, PttstOn. NayIt =. .hnr- ~
for ithaca, Auburn fOchesic bdl
fao, Niagara Falls and the West. ,,. ,,.o,. rr,,,-
D. m for Fnston. BehienCIn Allentown, Mauch Ciuhh'
Uazeton, Mahan0y ~, Shenandoah, Nhes9Ic lilb tOn
&C. making close connections for Reading FOtsVhIe u
r. n.y., for Faston Bethlehem, Allentown, and Meu1h
e3n n nm NSht Tx1ess daily for Easton, bethlehem, Al
lfovvf Mauch Cunk Wiikcsbarre IlttsOn S}re, ElnIA
Bunalo, Niagara Fans, and th5
"o9" N''' ROI'T. II. SANItE, Sup't and Eng
~ CHAs. H. CUNNING Agent
CTONiNG TON LINE ....ur,.er
= FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EASl.
elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND ana NAltkA 'ANobIl
leave Pier So North River, foot of Jay-s'p ~ p H.
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS.
Tickets for sale AZ al principal ticket Offices stateTooms
secured at offices of WescOu Express Company hl AZ oOo
PROVIDENCE LINE.
s,earost ms ELECTRA and ALATEA leave Pier o. North
RIVER, Of Parkpace at 4JO Iroshs via etheI
my T %S' ~ ~ FtIEINS a. C. p Agt D. s. BABCOCK Pres't
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

NEW.YORK ~ InNG RRANru p D
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
Y,,, r,,,,,.-1, BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
fVE TRENTON. PHILADELPHIA AND THE CENTEN.


1Ni iNhN TON 'PAILADELPH AND THE cEN1EN.
T.. Commencing MoNDAY- T. oct o. 1876. Trains
va y 96k loot Of iAbertyst, al 5A0. 6:45, 745 9l5
S eass foot OF ciarEsons at eS5 1885, 9o5a m 1850
Leave Philadelphia from station NorthPeunsyIvania Rail
~ m leave Centennial Grounds az 7:l5, 0lo llJ
ramau Drawing Room Cars are attached to the 74J and
tsSs w. Trans iroq New ork and 10 trains leaving Cen
al ans connect al Trenton J1ncio 20 Trenton
tor Passengers freight low as BY other routes
cotes passengers delivered at me man eh anGe 70 tho
Gen Pass. Ageat
FOR R0ND0UT and KINGSTON, connecting
jsse WIZ & Ulster and Delaware Railroad, landing at High
Cope Ce les essSaghkeepse aid ssopas steamboats, Thomas
y at4 M
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
-. fIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL andiDter.
sseep'ed az (23d-st T. H. sl5 p ny and ii D. M con
It VIII special trans New Hartford, Spring
haven and return 81 go
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THE woRLD.RENOWNED sTEAafE RS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
From Pier %, North River, foot Of M6rray.st,
DAiLY SUNDAYS. until after Oct. 22) at n M.
al and sateooms secured pnncpa hotels ticket
s rs ana on the pier aud steamers GEORGE l. CoNHOR
Ssn, fsss. Ageni BORDEN q LOWELL, Agents.
HUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.
S5AARAIoGA. LAKE CHAMPLAIN, LAKE GEORGE,
and wsl hqN eS, hoSIItEAI and al points North
sssnt sesnboas Of this Line leave DAILY saturdaYs
soansetDg morning trains N X Central Rensseisef
ne saratoga and Troy and Boston and connecting RAILROADS.
JOSEPH CORNELL. supt
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19
Golcls.

At NEW-ENGLAND llOTEI-LODGiNGS,
4 90 cents nightly fJr gentlemen only, 200 light scp
aratc rooms. Corner B0Wcfy aud Inyard.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

RRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
II and SsuGatuck Railroads Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
fOhTeavss Catharne slip al 30a and Bridgeport atll
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

ALBANY.-GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE
~ BY PEOPLES LINE. FIRsI-CLAsS PASSAGE
ONLY 81
HUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.

Centennial visitors can enjoy view Of the best and mos
magnificent scenery Of tho Highlands on the HUDSON by lrdV
elng thc PEOPLES LINE" Of elegant and cOnInonoN
hoas Passing West Point and all places OF mtcfes carly n
the 8ud cOnnectmC 40 Ahagy Wth morning trains
Tor Chicago aud an points NORTH and WEST Boats leave
eaty sundays excepted al IRON Pier No II, North
River near PeusY vau8 Railroad pier in New l1rk. state
rooms warmed by steam. Meals on The EurOscau plan.
N.B.-Regul.r Hudson River Railway tCkets taken and
passage and stiOOn berth allowed n exchange All Ctnten
t excursion tickets good other lines u Albany taken for
eqQN aud tarfh
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

NURSE-By a Welsh Protestant young wo-
y mau very respectable best testimonials competent
nurse oT an infant growing chIrcB very fond OF chill
orcn can amse them easily good uatured kind and obgng
sober and honest country or cly Oall AZ
nDlE.Ii US nnr tfh.aYe. near nllst
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furniture.

BLANKETS! BLANKETS Blue, Gray, and
White square Bed Blankets Plush Robes Ingrain
Carpets az low prices; Cant Natthgs Oucioths ANDIb"
LESTER ,S o. 81 Bgoadwa'.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, Nc,
Il cueap for cash liberal terms OF payment Cow
PERTHWATTS 1856 and 157 Chatham-st Three buildings
and large SarerOoms Chamber SUITS SlS TO S23O Pailor
SUITS $50 10 5000; Tap. Brussels, ~.
II G. SELLEW.
DESKS.
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE,
No. lO3 Fulton-st
FINE CYLINDER DESKS.
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t0inlcr RcsoriS.

VNHE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau,
Bahama Islands now open r. J; POTTER rloEr, ,tol
steamers York oct % and Nov 20. For ul uuf
nation, apply 10 JAML5 LIDGEitMOOD * Co., iJa Eioad-
way, Ncw-l lOrk
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

HOUSEWORK.-Ay young girl wishes place
to do Homework good city references cau Ior TWO
dlN. q lDI last .-th--t
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19


- and S8ugatuck Railroads. 81. Steamer BRIDGE
pm.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ -ALLENIOWN LINE.-FcrTy Stations ~ New-York.
ioot OF L4ees AMI loot Of Crksons, town. Freight
Commencing oct 2, 1S7G.-Leaye NewYork foot Of Lib.
$40 m.-MNL TRAM for Easton. Belvidere Bethlehem
Bath. Allentown. Mauch Chunk, Iamauend. Wnkesbarr
Scranton, &C. connects % Bound Brook
fhaaelpha' at Junction with De-. LACK. West Rail.
r0ad.
7l5a. m.-FOr Somervlle and Pennington
$40 a. HMOENEG E1PRE,s. daily Except Sundays) Sor
ig1 ildse BI"Dch, Easton, Allentown. HARRISBURG and
We West Connects AZ EaslOn for Mauch Chunk Tana0ua
Transport, &c.
'lNO p n.-EXPRHss for Pennington Easton Allentown
Atahch ChiG NiHesharre, Scranton, Tsmaqua MahauOy
Nv. Ha1gon headng, Columbia Lancaster, Ephraia,
400 D. m.-For High Briigo Branch. Easton Allentown
az 3aueh Chuuk connects at Junction with Del,
ard West. Railroad
's3O p. m.-FOr sOmeryne aud Pennington
80 ,. n.EyESNg ENFREss daily. East0n Allentown
burg ''
$3.50 p. m.-For Easton.
lsoas save oot u oarkse9 st. North River at e35 735
80 1908. ll5J a. 1850 100, 800, 42O, 5.2O, G2J
i2u b.2U. 1905. lIJO D.. IN.
VIII al ifains marked y.
For sraus to local points time table at stations
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NETWORK, LONG
blANCHy OCEAN GROVE, SEA GIRT. AND SQUAN,
line IaDe OF oct = 1876 Trans leave NeW.N ork from
nSs u LDefiy-sI, North River, at $40, 1I4j m. 44j
Prom foot Of carkson-st 81 1875 a. m, .4:2O p.m
viii ali trains
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a. X. BALL n Co.,
-. 80. 10 EAST i4TH-Sr
Cmckcrings Stenways and other Pianos and Organs low
% ani for
A GREAT Offer! $:$::'s: ::::::: ?$? $$
Gituatlons UauteN-SemaIes.

NURSE-For care of child or children, sew
y ing DC 0r chsmberwork and waitingl by tidy compe
tent Wiling Young woman: wants situation city or coun-
try can 90 any snd Of work about house for moderate
Wages can be- seen AZ tho PROTESTANT HOME, 80 Oth
ave-. doors above lOthst
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

NURSE.-Wanted, by trst-class infants
nurse with good city references aud es 10 be seen in
The cy; viii go any part; accustomed % travelling Seen
AZ Al West 3lAtst.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

VkTASHING.-A respectable woman would
w IKE few ladies' gcuts washng would ont by
the day; OF city reference. MIS-. BYRNE 3O3 East
6lstsL
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

4 AUNDRESS.-A superior laundress sollclts
q pulling linens, DC. done in lrstcasa style l3l Clinton
hLllnL.
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Doaro nno Rooms.
Brooklyn Board
Country Board.

AT FNGLEWOOD--Large and handsome
n ROOMS. with superior BOARD m0.,in np'",, men,
for Fan tnd winter. Address r. o. Box ~ fostohcc III
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

%A WEST 11TH-ST. - ROOMS to LET,
- without board second aud third loor TO gentlemen
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodated
"a with good BOARD and home privileges al No. lOj last
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

NTRSE.-StuatiOn wanted by q Protestant
NURSE can full charge OF infant or growing chldren;
can repair their cothes several years city reerence Can
l,.s nf onn MeaI 3ilhsI. second nOOI.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

nRES~NAKER.-A competent dressmal,e
oulf Ike 10 make few more engagements Boy the dal
r week. terms moderate. Please address A. v, TRIBUNE
p-touu Oaicr, l,2jS Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

LAUNDREsS.--By very respectable scotch Protestant
Young woman best tesmonialS as nrstcass iahalsss
and gents Shirts TitClass sober very neat honest
willing and olugng; country city. Ca at BOOhHAMS -
qdT Iti,ayo.. near g3dst.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

iO WEST 28TH-ST.-Sovcral large, hand
tsD ROOMS 20 bet, with without board newly
furnished, GIsLciass house. References exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19

~ a. nMAL TRAM iOr Iast0n, Beivdere. Bethlehem,
balh. Allentown Mauch Chunk, 1amanend Wnkesbarre
scrantOn, &C. connects % Bound Brook Tr-nou ana
Philadelphia at Junction De-. LACK and West Rail.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-19
Doaro du0 Rooms.

ETH-AVE., No. ., near the BrevOort-in entire
> SECOND FLOOR handsomely furnished also one large
and two single ROOMS; accommodation aud tabie uhsuF
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
IlIIrREG ANn MEETINGS.

The Yale Alumni Association held its last social
meeting Al DemoDcos at Fourteenth 81 ana
Ffhave last evening About 40 members were present In
of William h Evars President OF tbe Assooa
don Charles Tracy presided ". G. knesley Rad sketch "
ds tg eonH@Stsi yith he oundng the Institution lie
follow by William b, an OIL graduate who recalled some
Teminscences Of the OLD times at Yale
The Central Body of the Independent Labor party
met last evening Masonic Hail. in last Tlreenihs st The
members of the Central Committee who have been. 1t IL
alleged creating in the body unable To gain
Committee on leolHanhiu%onl ~ OH o. Dins no. rn
Tie names OF ne i"]yTs ] 0,' asey Tpy "eG Nee
Francis and Benjamin f. Medina RECORDING stcIe
tary r. r. Tuny Corresponding secretary, r. Livingston ;
Treasurer, ]. J. f1Dnerty
rbe tenth annual reunion Of the Upsion Chapter
OF the Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity Of the College OF the cy
of was held No 81 Lafayette place on ThursGay
evening About 40 OF the Society were present who
after an address 10y Row william e. Andrews OF New
Haven. adjourned 70 dnHeI ionsis were Is"o'I go a.
"our Fraternity" tho Rev. ". g. arnes Our Sister chap
sd nunc ad astra drunk silence The Professions ,e
Rev Dr. Charles sims THE college Of the ciy Of New
YORK." Charls h. Lyceekr.
A meeting Of delegates from Temperance and Cath
oc organizations held last evening at No - Prince st.
10 take for suitable demonstration a, the laying Of
the of tie Church OF the P"nst Fathers IN
Nsst Fifty nuthst The Rev Alfred Young the pastor
stated tai mis- would be m.Son c1urch OF 'Ni%l.lsg
siSs m urch hui continuous coarse " sermons
lures throughout tho year and the vi" bo SlIlh
Of the ,oc.cs decided assist AT c la ngo the corner
stone another meeting was appointed Iof MAY 20 Al No
0lg Eigbthaye
meeting Of delegates from the German singing
.ooes and the gdae Turner'S Society was held last
sxsppx at No l47 West Thirty second st. to arrange for
,.,cs festival on July and T. IL decided To hold
mass meeting citizens of The west aide on Monday even
ng 10 sompee for inslng the success Of The
,o,cct Gen Franz Sig Dr. Heine, W. ScLwab ana oihels
viii address the meeting. letter was r.ah ron ttihsndo
Wot pee ng support Resolutions we're passed ieg9c.
west side Ia cOuItat" i tha au pm
yaie residences and public buildings We suitably drcYia.d
siong line OF march The German singing soccu shGouth
ont ts city are rehear,ing every evening preparatory !" W.
aNNl
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
THE FUGITIVE BOSTON JEwELER.

George +. Foye, Boston dealer in jeweiry,
went into bankruptcy In 1874 and then fled Some Of
his creditors we've NewYoIk merchants lie returned to
rescntly representing that he came from some
foreign country and he displayed large number OF
diamonds he was proceeded against for eysdng the Gus
tous duties In investigation some OF the Get dia
nonds shown 10 foyes creditors ana were ieoos
o,ed as property furnished to Foys by these ns and
ra, maid for Thereupon these creditors took proceedings
20 have him punished criminslly for his fight from
Boston, the proceeding for evasion OF payment OF duties
ON the jewelry being necessarily dropped. seiz-
urs was made OF the baggage OF Foye, In
which considerable jewslry v1 found. but We
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
A PROPOSED STRIKE BAFFLED.

Fifty gcompositors belonging to the Topographic
cal Union discharged from john T. Trows establish
meut ON Thursday afternoon at the close OF the days
work. Yesterday morning the same number OF non
Union men recently driven out OF Lange Little Co.'s
employ by the Union were hired by Mr. TrOw, and pus
10 work On the Directory. Later in the day the
non-Union proof readers applied for POSITIONS
and were also accepted by Mr.. Trow. There
was no disturbance, although Committee of
the Typographical Union was stationed on the sde-
walk In front OF Mr. Irow's Office, and endcavorcd To
dssiade the from working at the low rates Two nr
thc policemen placed III tie vicinity to protect Tue
y-mDluy,d workinrn, hut there occasion FOR
their services Mi. TroW's Office IL stated that
the had been obliged TO protest liset by dischartg
the Inion men, as Trustworthy information had been re-
ceyed proposed strike soon ~ WORK should ne De
gun Directory. The firm, II war sad, fell
Alb O maintain its position.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
MR.. BRISTOW'S OPPONENTS
TIE GRIEVANCE OF TIE DURANTs-1IiE sfCRE-
TARY's RULING IN A SUGAR CASE.

TARIS kUIiNG IN A bO6hh ChhH-
The members of the firm of G. w. DuraDt
h Son, whose have been generally associate win
the black-balDg Of Mr. Bristow at the Uuion League
Club have prepared statement of their IN
regard which they consider that Mr. Bstow acted u
Justly. They him OF gross inconpetncy IN OF
hce, and alege that he has assumed autocrauc pow
ers, constituting tie laws in spirit OF manifest unairness
and favcrtsm. his whn caprice at the time might
prompt The statement Of the sugar case Is as fooWs
BY law q duty Is imposed on all raw sugar imported
into the country, and upon the same goods Delng Ien
and exported portion Of this duty Is returned 10 ue
exporter which drawn back. The law provides
that this drawback is 10 be aecertaned under SUCH tu
lations stall he serbs by the Secretary OF lne
Treasury Tie regulation prescribed by Mr.. frlstoW
his circular order OF March 27. 1873 which relating
cents per ponIJ les per cent retention refined and
lower grade sugar zig cents per prund less per Gent
We sold export n lot OF refined crystalline sugar lor
which were allowed the rate named in bis eieu,r Tor
sept "a 1873. In November. 1875, we
sold for export large quantity OF exactly the
grade former shipment, and upon applying lor
he drawback, payment at form Iatc 34 CENTS Vas r-
used it being claimed By Mr. Bristow that this rate was
exec siye and This cia was mde ON ms par, ni @ no
face OF the fact that his original order was III iorce a o
time of exportation none otner having ben ISSUED coi
ternandinS or nnung H. ny sono sti,hSe re,.S 80 os m
caprice of the Secretary lac arbitrarily refused 10 pay us
than cents pound thus sulec ing us ~ loss
oi s. cents per pound whioh after lpeaed delays snd m
convenience accepted under protest II must he re-
nebeTed that TINS rate Of cents was al the time oi eE-
ports ton unknown to tle law asa p!,hs 10 o5 grao
VI sugar, hut entirely arbitrary aud exc'p'ioai
Alter making shipments fDothcf hOuhc cNIoIt'u
this sam grade sugar. and before doing i,lcgiap"cd
Bristow thU of drawback, and rtcrlVtda
r.plv his signature stating that tie rate was
.}sI cents Their shipment made before any qics-
IOn was raised case. Mr. Bisiow said 10 uS he
would pay drawbacks ~ ts rae yet, a. Ter le-
fusmg pay us paid the fra We nave leered 10 the
full OF 81 He also paid several Bos on r. mn
The grade OF exported about
same tim. We, through our unset, requested Mr.
Brstow TO refer the matter between us 10 to Soitoi m
Jreasur the Court of Claims, hut he refused to
uU 30, assigning for his refusal By laW &c
might have either and avoid an expensive lt-
- Ia q
the time OF making these expors there Was IN
ses ion AT the CdstoD-nOuSe cOmnhttcc OF Mr. Brs-
appointing revise tie prorcr rate OF draw
backs, Ac. Iher action to have tIe Secretary
..1h oe1s.n 4i
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The Hartferds defeated the Bostons at Hart
MORE OPPOSITION TO RAPID TRANSIT.

Property opposing the construction OF
the Gilbert Elevated Railroad South FIfh-lve. and
Amity-st. met yesterday afternoon at No. II South
wasllngtonsquare. The speakers said they wore moi
opposed to rapid transit hut objected to the route
through South Fftaye because 1t was dcprying them
Of property rights and because ordinance was passed
April H. 1868, that the city, In consideration of con
cesons by the properyowDcrs for widening the street
agreed that no railway track should be LAID on the ave
nue.. 1t was decided that committee, composed OF
Eery Anderson Willis Blackstonc, aud In H. Ireland
should have power To take such proceedings as wa
deemed adj ssle to test the legality OF the legislative
grant the right construct the road on South tti
ave and Anty-st without awarding just cOlnpenSailOn
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
THE CONTROL OF PACIFIC MAIL.

The directors of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company did not meet yesterday quorum could not
be obtained. A meeting Will probably he held to-day.
The subject OF the fu control of the Company has
been largely discussed operators believing that the
present directors have acquired majority Of the stock
while others maintain that the Panama Railroad Cum
PAM has obtained CONTROL aud viii put IN its BOARD The
election IL expected To DC bcid May 81.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
diamonds had disappeared Commissioner Shields com.

miited the prsOnef 70 be uansferred 70 bos'Uh i'I
trial Samuel Norris the assignee, IN the matter OF
Foyes failure Of tD- NewYork creditors, tbereupon had
him brought before George Rarrot IN supreme court on
babeas corpus and then served him with process 10
civil action the diamonds and with an order
that be lie examined witness before trial as 70 he
Mr. FOye demanded time employ counsel, which WAS
granted. Yesterday he appeared with counsel and
offer, 10 surrender the diamonds rather than nc de
tanned from his criminal trial in Boston. The oner was
accented, aud yesery he gave mp AZ rings Vaaed az
nearly 50 0O0 and turned over 10 the Unteo nalcs
Marshal to be conveyed to Boston. N. Gano Damn a-
peared for the plaintiff; Tnolnas Hsrland for the de-
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20

A Dctroiter who was deceived by the warm
weather In March into taking his paror stove down ad
il back again four days Next week he took down
again and the next restored IT, He remembered OF SLY
different changes the last Of which was made yesterday
and as no sat With leg either side Of the grieiu
heat lie patted tho top OF the stove ana Remarked;
Don't blame You ut alTm the fool; you are up here
for Ave Thousand years and III hire man 10 Keep
you redhot al through July And AuxusIV-ipetrsit
Free Ploss
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
HOME NEWS.
YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs 4"
BROADWAY.
sam.67o Noon 73'. BPM G' hdnisne oS'
Richest during tho day, 81 loves, oo'
Average G7as' Same day lSI5' 0ot''
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

G;lsey Uoyso-Chancelor John V. l.. Prnyn oI
Albany and Commander John C. Reans an
Nayv fiuh Apenus Hoht-Prm. HERMAN sna mes' 80,
I,cni.onx Wegeler DeiThard GoGeclmidt aiu i.Esn VI
the German Centennial Comnission smith " Wcsa VI
iurgh n y William f. Bos wick of Ithaca, er
r. g. ktansr Missouri and COL H. B. ., p .ns
nare urt4anf IfOrUs-Gen. George B hcSieiM ~"'
f.mv BreroSrf HOUxs-Albert Bier.tadt, the ntlst.
WnisoT Ho,el-senaor ". Tobcy of Poit Heny, a. han
Union square Hosl-J. A. LaLgord LiD' oi b'rmnS"~''
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
ACRES
100000 Acres in Central and Eastern Me-
braska, In the Platte Valley, now for sale!
We invite the attention of all parties seeking a
HOME to the LANDS offered for sale
by this Company.

The yrt Qu-nttv OF Land from which to select enables
such location as ho d,eLes, sutaDe 10
any branch oi farming or stock raising.
Tse = ices are N'rrueiy Low. The amount OF aid
Company is large that they de rnncd To
cheapest pOssibge rates, ranging from 81 10 10 -
par acre
Ihc Terms ~ Payment Easv. Ten years credit az
Der interest deduction o. ten per cent Tor cash.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20

The Summer style of GESTLEMEN's HATS is
the br ant conception Of the ndontab.e KNOX lie VIII
supply you Just such article taste Judgment
experience suggest az either oi hs stores No Z-
broadway in the Fifth Avenue HoteL
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
1iffany& Co.,
UNION-SQUARE,

Have an extensive collection Of
artistic Pottery, selected from all
the principal makers who arc
at the Centennial
Exhibition. besides many classes
not to be seen there, including
works Of DamOuse. ParviIlee,
Deck, COlIinOt, LemOnier. Laur.
i'm, Menard, Pillivuyt, and many
others.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
BASE BALL

A large number of persons assembled at the
Capoliue Grounds, in Brooklyn yesterday to witness
the second game between the ehaIni non amateur 'lc
seas Of wlhamsburgh and the Brock rs. The first
game between these clubs was won by the Celsras 10y
scorc OF to3 Tie game was closely contested hut te
errors the CLelscas III the fourth and nt nlnss lost
tht IN the game follow ing ihe scGIr by innings;
lat. "a. I'd. 4th. otn. 9th. eth elh 9TH Total
f4SSf1 RASSsi1S-..S no 9 . u
The Hartferds defeated the B0stOns at Hart
ford yesterday by score of II to-
The Princeton University Club defeated the
nine OF tie Stars of syracuse at Princeton, NJ j., ON
Thursday hy score of TO T.
Fully 1000 persons witnessed the first game
between the Keystone and Chatham CLUBS OF TINS ctF
at the Elysan Fields HobOken yesterday III resulted
In favor of the Chathams by a score Oi l6 10 ..
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20

If some ingenious chemist had long since IN
vented method Of preparing MILK of MAGAksA' IL NVuid
his tale have been the dug Of tne period
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
EXAMPLE.

Eghy acres NJ g. Dor acre on long credit Of years In
t.rrs a deferred paymenis six per cent pee annum \,
Interest is 10 alyanc ant payment except the III
t,resl due Is required the end Of the bTst year
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20

Gcntlemen's IIATs-Summer style for 1876
are ready for tou LsrENsCkUn hanuiGe
turer, Iis Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20

HOLMES BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH, 57l
Broadwsy No family afford to ue without t. Pfeeso"
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
JERSEY CITY.

The five de- peradoes convicted If burglary at L.
c. BrowI Feb 2 taxi u Trenton yesterday
Justice knapp oi the Supreme Court yesterday rs-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-25

SENATOR JoSEs of this State has in
trodnced q bill which absolutely pro-
hibits the transportation from one State
or Territory to another, or to or from o
foreign county, OF nitro glycerine in
any other form than that Of dynamite,
and it prohibits the transportation Of
the latter substance except merely by
freight conveyance and on condition
that it IS packed il metallic cases and
unaccompanied with any means Of ex-
ploding it. In the event of death being
caused by explosion when dynamite is
transported in any manner. every per-
son who knowingly permitted or aided
in its transportation will be deemed
guilty Of manslaughter.