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The sun., 1878-03-30

Morgan 4 Brothers storage warehouses;
&C. Inspection solicited. ADO
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The Memphis Aralaache has been
stricken heas lily. Since the plague
began six men have died-Messrs.
Thompson, Cru:kslank, Blacksmith,
Anderson, Kerr and Corrigan. Nine
are now on the sick list-Messrs.
Bard, Wheeler, Rosselle, Landrum,
Bruder, Sullivan, Clayton, Hunter
and Crabb. There are now neither
editors nor reporters. Through Mr..
X. II. Catron, Associated Press
agent, the Araiaaehe has received
valuable aid in that direction.
Nearly all of the remainder of tile
working force is absent. The work
ing force in the composing-room has
been reduced TO one composition, Ed
ward j. Snigg, who, with the assist
ance of #. S. Nichols, one of the pro-
prietors, set all type and make forms
ready for press. Downstairs, NJ. w.
Lufl, the bookkeepcr, holds the fort,
who also assists Messrs. Price
and Register in the mailing de-
'fartment. The press-room is run by
afsNtpugh citizen, Old Dallas, who
: the Ledger press"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28

Bob lngersoll the avowed Infidel
gave several lectures in San Francis
co, and made money. Before he left
he gave the proceeds Of one profita-
BILE lecture to several charities, some
under religious denominations.
Bcecher has been lecturing in San
francisco with big pay, but has left
carrying his easily earned money in
his breeches pocket, and people are
contrasting the actions in this res
pect Of the denounced inhdel, and
idolized Christian.
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Condensed News.

The payment of the war indemnity
by Turkey Is impossible and Russia
is pressing her Nt4
New Nihilist plots are constantly
coming to light in Russia.
The downfall of the Republic, a
coup d'ctat and the recall Of Napol-
can 4th, is being predicted in France.
More trouble in Washington city
and another strike imminent.
Explosion of fireworks manuiac-
tory in New York and NO one hurt.
The Tildcn delegates were largely
in minority In the Syracuse Demo-
cratic Convention.
A wealthy saloon keeper kicks a
drunken man 10 death in New York
city.
A fatal case of black vomit in Col
umbus, O.
A Brooklyn preacher announces,
ga Christian Political Lecture"
A woman burned to death in lIous-
ton from an explosion of Kerosene.
A poor mechanic of New York be-
ing crippled by an accident, kills him
self through dependency.
Ben Hogan once notorious pugi-
list has been converted.
Tilden is turning heaven and earth
| A \. -.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28

The San Francisco Chronicle is
responsible for the statement that
the poor convicts at Quentin have
given more TO the yellow fever suf.
ferers than the State officers of Sac
ramcnto, and the New York Stdy
afilrms that "the poor little news boys
of this city have given more than
Mob Hill and the railway offices also
that the Mint clerks gave moro than
the Board of Brokers the school
marms more than the bonanza kings,
and the bootblacks more than the
bankers that the theaters promise
more than the churches and that the
so-called bonanza kings give least
of all. Can it be that great wealth
dries up the milk of human kind
upea
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In his speech at Cincinnati, General
Shields thus referred to the women OF
the cities stricken with yellow fever:
~ thought | had seen heroism, but
in the example of the women of this
city, behold a heroism which sur
passes anything l ever saw or read
of. When fair and dependent wom-
en- step boldly forth TO face death on
the pale horse, to grapple with nau-
seous, foul and fatal disease it is only
in the great divine example we can
find parallel" M
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28

The Dallas church row, which
came near terminating in bloodshed
and of which we gave an account in
Yesterdays paper, is to be tried be.
fore the officers of the First Chris
tian Church. MacEntyre, the ono
of the belligerent preachers who was
assaulted, denies having affirmed
that any one dying in the Episcopal
Church faith are in hell. The charg-
es against the Rev. NJ. Bylas exhaust
the decalogue, the Dallas CONNER
cidI saws.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28

Benin and Wagner's tables havd
Just been published, and show a to-
tai increase In the population of the
earth of 100000, partly arising
from natural growth, partly from the
showings OF new and more exact CEN
suses. The total population of the
earth is set down at |, 4S9, l45, 800, di-
vidcd as follows: Europe, 3I2, $685.
$50; Asia, S31 100000 Africa, 2O5,-
2S9, 800 America, 86,115,O 900; Aus
tralia and Polynesia, AL, 800.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28
AN EI.gant Preparntion

Designed to meet the public want for harm
Phrker's Hair Balsam. IL acts like maTlc.
comInencing 81 the very roots, removes la
aI,n and all humors from the scalp, and new
~ inllc 70 restore grny or fhded hair 10 IT'S
ptikinhi youthful color aud beanty. Falling
nsil - Immediately checked by It's use, and II
p III growth Of beautiful young hair,
so iii. glossy and lnxuriant, that surprises
eagrh one. These properties added 10 rs ex-
Iuisalle perfume and purity of eonposItion.
enners " Lhe growing hvorite Of The toilet
, asn,e .sery"here buy a bottle from your
and test its merits. nugitix wtoctI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28

The international Monetary Con-
ference Convention at Paris have de-
clarcd it impractical TO attempt to
fix the relations of gold and silver to
each other, and that such relation
ship must be left to individual ma
tions.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28

We have received a poem satiriz-
NsCoqucttcs. We cannot publish
OF tneN esteem the coquette as one
ciety' NoSseful appliances of So
bring vain ih@p the world can
of his worthlessncs.e consciousness
fectually as the flirt wf.Lalf so eff
up TO the skies to let him DOES him
a sudden chug. sth
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28

Over-taxcd citizens of st. Louis,
have sued out an injunction to re-
strain the school-board from having
Latin, Greek, French and German
taught in the public schools at the
expense of tax-payers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28

Memphis received the leading
prize for the best bale of cotton at
the Paris exhibition, as well as the
grand testimonial--the specimen bale
being said to be the best ever raised
in the world.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28

The Houston Age says when Hayes
meets Jim Blaine, he points to the re-
suit in Maine and shrieks in heart
rcnding tragic tones: "Thou canst
not say did III"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28

A story comes from Salem, Indi-
ana, of wedding, and an old fash
Toned Charivare. The noise and
yells so affected lie Dridc ,i.as aer
nerves were unstrung, and in twenty
four hours she was a raving maniac.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28

A bad boy threw red pepper on
the stove in Sunday school in Iowa.
The Superintendent was very much
annoyed, but not so much as the boy
when the Superintendent reproved
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28

the labor anoltural press would let
they would hacace questions alone
umns per week in Nweral more col
the questions legitiffh TO discuss
,heir proyisice.---4,e,o Io,S within
Certainly. 80 tqr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28

Water froze four inches thick in
st. Louis September 18th and there
was skating on the ponds.
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Hon. R. q. Mills Appointments

Huntsville, Saturday, Sept. %.
Willis Monday, Sept. 80,
Montgomery, "Wednesday, Oct, 2.
Cold Springs, Friday, Oct. 4.
Richmond, Monday, Oct. 2.
kosee, Wednesday, Oct. 0.
Groesbeck, Friday, Oct. IL.
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And then the whole of the remarks
are given under various sensational
headings, of which the following are
a fair specimen: ellis last appear
ance;" "The first attack :" AT the
dinner-table - "The fatal attack"
ellis last words - "Consternaticn
among the living" "eBy his bedside"
ETC., etc. That the editor of the New
York Herald means well do not for
one moment doubt, but such n style
of editing under such circumstances
Is, to say the least of 1t, repulsivc to
English tastes.
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A QUESTION OF TASTE.

The display Of ghastly and horrid
subjects in flaming head lines Is TO
say the least in bad taste. Some sub
jects properly enough, admit of SON
sational headings and afford fine
field of artistic skill. But subjects
such MS great scouragc and deeds of
horror, the bare recital of which
make men shuddcr, preclude facti-
tious establishment. Those who
are inclined to illustrate the dread
ravages of the yellow fever by semi
facetious, or tragic head lines may
catch an idea from the following crit
icism of the practice. II comes from
n writer in London Truth.
A copy of q recent number Of the
New York Herald, giving a long ne
count of poor Moniaguc's last illness
and death, has been sent me. j am
pleased to see him so highly spoken
of, but in what n marvellous manner
American editors express their SYM
pathy. The three-column notice In
The Herald has at it's head in large
type the following attractive" lines:
MONTAGUE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28
SATURDAY, SEPT. %, 1878.

Is the spirit of times intoxicating
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR Governor.
DRAM NJ. ROBERTS,
OF Smith County.
For Lieutenant Governor
JOSEPH ID. SAVERS,
or Bastrop County.
For Attorney General:
GEORGE MCCORMICK,
or Colorado County.
For Comptroller;
STEPHEN II. DAkDEN,
OF Caldwell County.
For Treasurer:
+, X. LUBBOCK,
OF Galveston County.
For Commissioner of the Land Office;
WM, Q, WALSH,
or Travis County.
For Congress, Fourth Districts
ROGER q. MILLS,
OF Navarro County.
For Judge, Fourteenth District:
l.. &. ALEXANDER,
OF Bell County
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Senator Coke's Appointments to
Speak.

Granbury, Friday, Sept. 9th.
Weathcriord, Saturday, Sept. 2Sth.
Clebuiie, Monday, Sept. 30th.
Hillsboro, Wednesday. Oct. I'd.
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''H's No Use--I 1m Going, Boys
God Bless You 1iii"
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MONTAGUE

Closing Scenes in the late Life OF
the Favorite Actor.
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now HIS ASSOCIATES LOVED HIM.
Interviews with Mccullough, Drougham and
IHt others
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CUTLERY.
Up-Country Merchants

WIN find II 70 their interest 10 call and exam.
Inc my stock, both In regard 10 quality and
low prices, before making purchases, us pro-
pose to duplicate amy bill III the State,
buy my goods IN every line direct of man-
uiacturers and sell accordingly. 7F
@. N. CURTIS,
agAhiwbm- far Us anil 20 Anstln ave,
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ILLusIvE HOPES OF RECOVERY.
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In endless variety. Lanterns aud Brackets at
all prices and Of every style. The largest AS
sortment of -.IalI.. lls
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CHANDELIERS

In tho State. slyerware Of all kinds Both
Pocket and Table
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13
Gam Gcbools

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
StThe nineteenth annual commencement OF the Law school
of Columbia College will be held az the ACADEMY OF
MUSIC New.York, Wednesday evening, Nav o, ht $
ocock ~ m The degree Bachelor Of Laws viii De
upon the members of the graduating class and me An
nua prizes awarded Addresses will be delivered before Tie
class Professor W Dwight and Joseph IL hnat
esq +. A =. BARNARD, LID. President columbia college
VALE Law SchOOl.-RcgulaT course, 2 years !;
Graduate course GOr degree Of DC IL wears Eau term,
opens Sept. 90. Address Prof WANLAND NeH'Ha7en CT
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEw-YOBK CITY.

2dave 80 IL II OF ll3th-st, 20xs0l i, steers
Jr referee, to the Newfork Lie Insurance 'om'
2daye Sy cor i}tbst, 20 iixS0 sane to same.. 40
Eu'asy ss,c O. 4oii VI ." 90
2d.aYc e s. iOOll II OF l1Sth-st, 2OSso same to
2davc s. i2oli unof il5thst, 2OKSO, same to r.
2d.ava s. 6OIi in OF ii3th.st, 2OxSO, same to
Pasiie.Svc, g. i36 II Of Tiyer-avo j2lth Ward)
Miller referee, to Lonlsa Dea ~ - 90
Paisadr-aye se cor RNeraye (24th MaFdI IL IL . n
Bcckman, TefoTCc TO Thompson VI H0lhster-.;... o'U
l09thsi g. 100 II " OF 3dave 2Ox2OllOt 10 lUoihst q
Il Pa;tsOn roierec, To Eliza ]. Parsons 30
KngsbIilgc road :. 100 II " Oi ElnefsOntt [0AloU
Mary / Peck and husband, 10 Hugh brennan III
MaiI-st, u ?, IL Bx1OO (23d Ward) James Suydam
and WIFE to Sarah \ williamson
Washngtonayc, n W cor Sth-sl, o';1N'o (<ou "aiub
George W smile 20 Eliza kOehlrr, ,..,......:''
42dsi, u = 200 II OF lthave 25Gxl0o.5i also i2d
IT, Louisa IGerbst to Louis ngrich
i2d.st, 3, 200 IL Of llth-av@ 20XlOOO LOUIS
Uug1ch l.Ouisa Ungricht.
lstayc, II S6th 81, ltONlOOs, Josiah hcyser ana an ~
others, EmcHe and Elizabeth Johnston. lo,V
exesatfx STr 10 Gs sEmeine Johnston 1910
lst-aye n cor -Bth.st, l0OIlOOS, Hiram Maynard .
lr. to Emelne and Elizabeth JOhnsl slOn:., ,;...,.' o.
lSi.ayp. n " cor s0tl-gt, 1OJXlOOS, Mary j. heysef
trustee. 10 Einelne aud Elizabeth Johnst9I..,. 10
South othaye IS, 40 II Ol BieteNeT,st 11Aao' III
leu ID Br0Okes, eGecutrtN. TO Ellen ID BrOOAes...-;;
I2Oth ST. II $, 20 II " OF Sthlye. 0OAlOOll, Eieh
BrOCkcs, czCcutriz, 10 Ellen ID BTOOkts....;:.-..;:
l.0th ST. 100 II W OfStn.ayc 6O1lOO. ii, Ellen u
BroOkes, eKecuiiN, 10 Horace BTOOkes
J2Oti-st Il ), 200 II OF shave JJXlUO.ll, Ellen
llroulCs to May J. Robinson.
Willjs-aye, " cor l44th-st, 2JxlU6, Ann Mulhgah
go to hbraDam sunni, 81; Iy ,i:ya3 ( rfcgiar
l''J = Adams a a 3d wife to George Johns5n 400
1th.st = lGs. 10 IL W Of 2daye, 2i.0X0OlO, sArah
CJoalson and husband, TO sarah Ackeriy......
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13
forses. Carriages, Garness, Nf.

TOR SALE-Six-seat Rockaway eaIrlagssI,, IdgsI,
fourseat park Phaeton shifting pole one ss' sGis.
nASTITPE for EIGHT HORSES at HAST.
4 IScSns.U UDSON twenty miles from New oIk,, al
mile from depot with good supply Of water ana p'ep"
grass; IS per month. - - ~. - ,r,ason n Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13
9raiss ano fenoers.

CRATES and FENDERS.-We would ,,sess' Ss..
" special attention large variety OF op.h opnna aessns
Iii, hrass frames Andtons and Tenders OF anule
Nth rates for wood aud COAL also t1e ssf
assortmcnt Of crates and Tenders IN the inaiA'T
our patent shaking and DumpngGrate
~ Wholesale and retail -, S.v yorH.
J. S. CoNoVER s. CO.. 50s Canais'" ''"
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13
3n6trnrilon.


For Boys and Young Men-City.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE
EXAMINATIONS.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO THE
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
win be held at the College Building 49thst and Madsonave,
commencing on WEDNESDAY. June 8. at $3.50 o'clock IN.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION to any one OF the
eve courses In the
SCHOOL OF MINES,
viz Mining Engineering, Civil Engineering: Metaurey.
Anaytica ard Applied Chemistry Geology and PaHOntOOgY
viii be held School Building 49ths and 4th-aye on
EIsmnatons Of the cassesin the Academic Depart
ent the School Of Mines viii commence on MONDAY,
May 20. at $50 q. III
FREE TUITION.
FREE TUITION IL COLUMBIA COLLEGE and IN
COLUMBIA COLLEGE SCHOOL OF MINES Is offered 70
persons pay usual fees for instruction, the
following conditions, to.wlt ....,
l. The applicant that he desires 70 be admitted
tuition the time Of presenting himself for exaInna
tOn.
such ente him TO this privilege signed by some person
OF repute who is not relative.
lie exhibit proficiency subject Of examin
alton expressed by the number 90 OF scale In which 100
the maximum,
scholarship expressed by the number 40 OF similar scale
failing which he viii be liable forfeit his privilege
COMMENCEMENT ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL.
AT 1890 A. NJ.
FA p BARNARD, LII. D., President.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13


The following sales were held at the Ex-
change Salcsroom to-day:
ByA J. Bleecker & son.
! 3story brick building with lot No l42 Mests,e e5
between Vesey aud Barcaysts lot 2oxS3e4SfA ,- mn
l 3.stOry brick building with lot, No III Thotnps0nst
1888 70 Houston-st, lot 22OxlOOj oreeh' ooo
wich savings Bank a,I,o 49,
pc pd 81 a~ Iand on sy COZ u 1898
Bg JOE. McGHire.
| 3-stOry brown stone house with lot, No lOI last
7sfsi. s. % Of 4thave, lot 2O6xS60; New ,oo
York Lie Ins Go WV"
l story brick house with lot No AL East llbths, n
so.S 80 IT OF ISI"vo' O' a4.o $500
/ 3-story brown stone house with lot No a East
same l1ai ,Her l'Io It Oh Is'a'o wv 5000
BIZ Louis Mesier
| brown hpEsc with lot, 40 l3l East
hist, 5. 9j t Of LeKnBtonayo lot 2OXlOoo' ooo
Is t0c!et -'--
SstOry brown house. with lease OF lot 8 East
4shs'' oeict ia II oi ouA'' io' 5000
Leased phi ls 1863 term 20 years ground rent
500 per annum.
By Van TdsSet & Redrneg.
2sOry frame house win lot, No 4l5 East ll4thstn -oo
T. 105 II OF sl-ave, 2jXOOl1 Jas Mckune; l,oOO
3-tOry brick building with lot on 3ddVe, coz OF ooo
l43l-st, 25xS5. .6z2jxsS2j Leyy'..'...""'' o'ZVo
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13
fonses ano farns Uanteo.

WANTED for the Summer, II furnished
w HOUsEin healthy locality seaside preferred by
married couple without children; must have four bedrooms
Address with terms which must be very moderate ~ r. -
Tribune Office.
WANTED, between 18th and 23d -sts.-Large
double house. 80 to 40 suitable for Conservatory
OF Music. rutland & WHITING, Beekmanst
XVANTED-A lot in Greenwood Cemetery !;
w state price and location o. X, Station c., y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13
Gonnlrn properip 90 fst

EASY ACCESSORY and country com
IL desirable suburban locality, on best
line OF travel OF hover New YORK only 40 several
trains cheap growing neghDofnOOu house
has eight sleeping wide halls and paz2as gas water
BATH cOses heater, range, tubs large gaIeh WIN ye
fruits owers and shade will let at 800 l0nerV eI az
Apply at West Elizabeth Impr0vement ColRpaAy once
near Passenger Depot Central Railway OF NeM-lersey.
GREENWICH, C0NN.-Furnished house to
SE let twelve rooms water front minutes walk trou
depot H. L. SAChEIl.
IN THE COUNTRY.-T0 LET-Furnished
cottage OF rooms, Hudson River; hgh grOund
good water; sabng hour from Chambers ST. Apply AZ
33I West 23d.st.
ITO RENT-($100 for Summer seasOn)-GOOd
L house, furnished, ten gOOd water, slhded IaWh
garden fruit and horse desired good roads, pleasant
and healthy. Address RoELIF ELIINGE, NeW-PaH'
Ulster County, y. Y.
ITO LET-A nicely furnished country seat at
FshkillOn Hudson ffeen minutes from lindson @ hivsp
Railroad house contains Thirteen foOns ktcren
Closets &C. grounds well rited me ilyer
and m0untaI terms reasonable 70 gooj tenant Ap'
ply to address JAMES T. BRETT, Matteawan, NJ T.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13
New pnbliratlons.


ON True and False PR0STRATlON.-New
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Museum OF Anatomy, 0lS Broadway NY Free zoe samps
Il ATEST GIFTS of SCIENCE, see
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Address THE TRIBUNE, NeWNOrk.
NOW READY.
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Contains:
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NEW MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY, New.York
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cent meeting at Washington.
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THE TRBUSE's presses by John r. G. Hassard'
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6elp manteo

NYANTED-A salesman fully acquainted
w with the cigar business best Of references required
Applytto HENRY WELSH, 3i7 washngtonsL
D.-COOK and GARDENER
w Woman as COOK and gardeners unquestloDable
references required o. COBB Cornwall tine Hudson, N.Y.
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NOR SALE. mo- LET. OF win EXCHANGE
Auttion Sales of Real Gstaic.
rTUE THOUSAND ISLANDS.
WESTMINSTER PARK.

PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS MAY 2?, 1873
The grounds Of the WESTMINSTER PARK 'ASSOCIA.
TION on Wells Island Raw are now lai ont pre-
naratory 10 public sale of lots WEDNESDAY, the 22d
IaV of MAY 1873 The Park will be open 10 public examna
Ron for Two weeks before the day Of SALE and maps will be
furnished to pires The lots are To be appraised and sold
al the appraisal except IN cases OF competition when
t.v will be- sold 90 the highest bidder Terms Of payment
~ Der cent down and the remainder IN quarterly nsalments
~ J rr cent sale Parties purchasing lots will
be carried over Rome WaertOwn and ORensburg and
Utica and Black River Railroads T. H. FOWLER, ID; d.
Utica, y. T.. President
r C. COILS, Theresa ". v, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13
QrarDers.


A TEACHER of ten years experience ; q col
n graduate principal Of an academy ~ t1s StSe
desires engagement 10" september Addrtss lEACfl
care &. Hartshorn, ass Broadway, y. y "
A FRENCH LADY desires to make an en-
~ gagenent with family to 10 the country as igsu uc,
tress. or as ladys companion, MADLMOloLLLE o. I47
West 24thst. y.
A LADY, educated and refined, from New
" Bc1ford' Mass would ike a situation with lady of
wealth where light duties only woud be required could act
as companion nva supervise lldys household or
educate children has had much exGensneei highest ieif'
A NATIVE SWISS LADY will engage az
~ eXperenccd gude INTERPRETER OF Germah Eng ish
and French with lady or family Visit Europe Al
dress A. D., Uptown Tribune Office l239 broadway.
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY, No % Union square roe9mntnds Phut t55-
ERN ESSES from the leading American ana European col
leges universities and conseryaoriesi POSITIONS promptly
filed department Of Instruction Apply TO Miss NJ j.
YOU &c. no 70 Unon-square, broadway side
EVERYDAY FRENCH. lessons in familiar
II and useful CONVERSATGON, by Parisian lady, al
pupils residence. Address Practice T. o. BOX 242O
DNHE vaIedict0rian of one college and a
Harvard Senior Of very high rank desires situation as
Greek for next YEAR VIII teach other Dahches Tue
very best references. TUTOR Cambridge, Msss.
TEACHERS BUREAU, G7 West 35ti-st.
reliable Agency. Foreign and American teachers Tor
families Mrs Mitchell pTncipa speaks tTeuch
German and italian.
TEACHERS of known ability and character
promptly provided for families schools colleges reliable
teachers wanting engagements next session should apply
forms for stamp JW. SchcrneThorn. Sec 30 w l4thsN1
VEACHERS of ability and experience sup
piled with good positions. Now is the time t. apply Tor
SEPTEMBER VACANCIES. r. CoTEsWORTlI PiNCk'
NEl IS Agency supplies teachers WIN POSITIONS App,alop
instructors without chaTge 90 Un0nsq CitDVes0eh
Ny.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-13

Double Track most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
on and after November II, 1877,
Fypress Trains leave NewlOrk via DesbOsses aud Cort
landt streets Ferries, az follows:
7.u 500 $50 hmite), II a. m, ], 4, ., o. $50 T. $780,
and D. M sunday. 9 H., o, @, G3O q, $50 and D.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex oohee WI w' a hiough trains
Brooklyn travel. ,,.. .,oo . -.
$50 and a. m Qimed Express, l31 p MI 2, 4, 5:3O q,
and 1885 No. ana l2 midnight on sunday $50, 335, T. g.
s:3O n, M, 4, 1855 y. m.. and IL midnight
Ticket Offices, Nos. 526 and 0ii Broadway No Astor
0use and foot DesbTOssrs ana COrtandt Ss No Court
It, and fOoklyn Depot foot q Ftonst, Brooklyn;
ia and lis HndsOnst, HObOken Depot, Jersey
CITY. Emsrant Ticket ONCE, No. . BatteTy:place
FRANK THOMSON, l. r. PALMER
Generol Manager. Genl Passenger Agent