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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27
OFIICIAL REPORT n. I. MINING ST0OR Elk
CHANGE SALES FEBRUARY 26. 1873.
THIRD BoARp-2:30 p. NJ.
TUESDAY, Feb. 2G-P. VI.


1 c,rresnondent sends us long communication
in which he asserts thai the existing stagnation
the New-Y0rll Stock Exchange is solely due to its
arbitrary law concerning the rate of commissions
chargeablc on the purchases and sales of stock and
cXprrsscs the opinion that with the est bsmcut of
free trade or even a reduction IN the rate charged
from IS per cent TO ll0 per cent, the business on
The stock Exchange would soon revive aud flourish
as in times of yorc."
TIE tribune has been foremost in pointing out
To the Governing Committee Of heStock Exchange
that IFS restrictive measures relative 70 the rates of
commission which Its members should charge, and
the sght accommodations afforded To its
customers, were well adapted TO destroy
itS business, even if all other conditions
were favorable TO an active trading But there are
other and moro potential causes which have pro
duced the utter stagnahOn of which 30 much COM
plant is now made. The course of tho Gov
ernng Committee has not been the cause, but
If has been an aggrayaton OF the natural
causes which have all tended to restrict
business and bring speculation back to the
normal condition existing before the war. The close
of the war; with the consequent cessation of the
enormous Government expenditures, should have
produced an immediate effect upon the speculative
element of the country. That it did not do 50 has
been due to the yaclllating policy of the Govern
ment concerning oar finances. The repealilg of the
act by which Secretary McCulloch was paying OH
the floating debt OF the United States at the rate OF
Sl000,000 per month was the signal for wider
speculation and greater imitation OF values than
had existed at any time during thewar Over:tradlng
and speculation ran wild. Values were Undated
beyond any which had ruled during the war.
TO such condition of affairs there only one end
expected hut all hoped to get out before the col
lapse. TIC climax was reached in October. 1872,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27
rTO PHlLADELPHiA,
VIA
PENNSlLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHOEr LIN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each daily three DEPICTS In
Philadelphia, two Ia Ncw York.

Double Track TIE most Improved Equipment aul the Fastest
lime consistent with absolute safety
ON and after November II. lr1I
Express Trains tycS York via DcsbrOs-ei and COrt
lanGt streets ferric', follows:
1880 go. tu hmtd II \. No., /, 1, D, o. $50 Z, $780,
and IL. sunday, 4. i. g. 6. J:3u = $50 and =. IA.
Boats ~ Erunkn Annex" connect with al through trains
BIOOAly travel
Returning trains leave philadelphia 800. 33j. {, 1880, :.
$50 and ii (lmitcd Lxpress. l:3J MI 4, 6:o q
1888 r. M and ~ midnight SUNDAY, 500, $3.50, Z. D,
$50, u. 4. 1875 .. M AMI IL midnight.
Ticket Offices 30 aud ga broadway, NO Astor House
ani foot OF DesOfoSj~s and Curtandt sta No ColflsL,
AID Brooklyn Auncx Depot foot o Fulton ST., brooklyn
Nos ia lb ana llb Hudson ST., Ilobokeh; DepOi, jersey
CIV Enigrsui lc&ct Office. 10. y Battefy'pace
PRANK THOMSON l.. l.. FARMER.
General Manager. Gepi Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27

The growing impression that the Silver Bill Will
be vetoed by the President and that it cannot pass
the Senate by the requisite two-hlrds vote over the
veto, IL having inspiring effect upon the prices
of Government bonds, both here aud in London,
although The london Times of to-day asserts that
the market there is entirely dependent upon orders
to buy from New-lOrk. Our home market to-day
was tirncr throughout the list. but with reduced
volume Of business. The dealings were well dis
tribGtcd through the various issues. Annexed are
the latest street QUOT atoms:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27

In State bonds Louisiana consolidated Is sold at
s4i2aSill and District of Columbia 3-0oS ae
1854. , =,
Railroad bonds were moderately active. Rock
Island new 40 years 6s were strong AZ 1OI ~ Mich
gan Central :" at 10Y, 81. Paul frss, Lacrosse
division at iO6ie, |. and w. division at 963i. and
/. and u. din at 93l2; Erie thirds at lO1is
Chicago and Torthwes gold bonds fell TO 1884, aud
n decline 10 81 was noted in Hannibal and 81:
Joseph convertible per cents. We note sales OF
Burlington and Cedar Rapids irsts at 65; OHIO ana
Msslssippi consols at 9Jla; Sinking Fund at 30 !;
seconds At 52is; Central and Union iaclhes -
1919; Sinking Fund at 067sQ07; and hfsts Oh
Missouri Pacific at 993s999ls. ~
Gold quiet and steady, the speculation nelng
The sales were at lOI7s. On gold loans the lending
rates were T. ga 4. 3, and cent for G carrying
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $i1 ooo ~ vo
ton of called bonds. The days business OF tnc
gold clearing department Of the Bank Oh the e'a''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27
STEAMBOATS, Guo lialiroaos

[ ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
u Via SeW,Jcrs"y southern Railroad Commencing
H. 1871 The steamer JE ~ HOYT viii leave New.
North River lo0 OF Re connecting at
Sandy fur Long Branch. PHILADELPHIA anu
Toms River. II m and p m. Nneand BridgcOn. Egg
HarboT, DC, II ~ Manown Rarnegat ANA rucseriol.
D. Ii. W. =. SNIDON, General MaLas.r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27
Total sales for the day

1855 seller co. days s6, seller 80 days TO seller
The stock market IN Philadelphia to-day exhibited
a further weakening. Pennsylvania Railroad stock
sold down to % per cent, Reading to p per cent
ard United Companies of NewJersey to ITO. Prom
Pennsylvania aud Reading of y per cent each, and
in United Companies of New-Jersey of per cent.
CLOSING PRICES OF phi lDHI PHIA STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27
NrrW- YOpK ondI one BHANCU DIVISION
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.

FOR TRENTON And PHILADELPHIA. q
Leave NcWNOrh Tor 1icnt"u and Phlld ila ~ boo q.
?' go 1870 J:J. J3) IL p H. ana NJ l' III i'i
Trenton.
Philadelphia station North Penns' yann Nlf
road lhii AMI Brrksts, at 300, 49, 9ou LOU d. '
l.iO. g 80. $50 y. .
Lave Trenton Tor York AZ 30 except Monday $50
$50. IU2u - L., -:lJ. 10, $40 p IN. . 80 .
Pullman Room cars attached 10 inc HV d NJ
$3.50 D. trains New YORK to tie 1880 In 100 D. H.
trans rom phll3EeIhIa -,,.,-,.,.,to ~,
SUNDAY TRANSIT Leave Ncw-YOTk ana Philadelphia Al
80 $50 - Leave Trenton at l:%o' iV-o :" H.
Clio o. u,
Ticket. for sale at foot Of ihctyst, Nos 529 and ~
Pfn.tWa IiucIpI hfci, an Offices oil Ih fil i'i
Ncvl and Brook u.aui a. y D ."hfi- bI"oA
Ia.L.-r thtcArI from Ic5i rurr 10 dr5tiI1ii'n
- E flN = I.su pa 90 II.
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cosi ano fouuo.


DANK BOOK LOST.-A bank book in the
- name OF X. A. VAN TASSEf. Of the Dowcry Savings
Bank missing Tn. finder Is requested 10 return to the
lsth day OF March,
20 III o bInk for new book.
OST-PassboOk No. 1O3,219: deliver to
IL German sa' ngs Bank. 14thsi and 4th-ave. city.
I OST-PassbOOk No. l03,35S. Return to
II German Savings Bank.
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rhiOE' or f''hADILi MA oi"' NJ
p,a A.ko1 pga .cEpf

At our Mining Board today tie business was re,
strcted with decline III American lag To II, aud
10 10 seller 80 days Bertha and Edith, TO IL,
and in Lacrosse, TO so American consolidated sold
al lOl4 and Moose at Si2VSSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27
Gilunliou5 O}antco NIl.ce


4 YOUNG man (colored) wishes situation
~ p.is.tc family or nry''. hoar. ~ Aou~c 10 C.
uons to t. conu,r. ARMS, i3, E.-' -'ih.,i.
4 YOUNG MAN wishes situation to take
hai I car' (, '.s +, ir a en- 1, e,s
CUACHNAN and GARDENER . COM
Z p'cl' mqrr."l Din a,:. 'r ea his "', y.,t 'iy
COACHMAN andHAt,DENER.-io th" CITY or
civ references. 81 t..a.e.
COACHMAN.-By G,ntiepau for Profess
in every losrec, j. MD, S.nny A. oil nsa.9 '.ree
;TAKM X. experienced DAIRY, &c.-By IN
Als r. na and f y Ie 20 ~ '@241
'it I,i 'ii.'v =, g. if. d. l ..., lrfi~T ,, To-,
f,.'' Observation-Disclosures S,I, Ar"Iy o. d n,
EARDENEK.-By Il German married nan,
NF a.,d tvcu.ycght lelis Who taolo' B.! uuit lands
all hlncncS ~ h"w'r 'csc'able ana lma.,, gsr-,nne
aiCAHpaEiEh's EMPLOYMENT hor 81, TO- G,hi,e.
near 9.nst
EAEDENER.--Ey young married mdu-no
" ciidrnas fr-t ola gari'r uneststar' a. cnirc
81 rrG a. . l n " 9 me 1 hs. ~
< ant q. M AMI % md Pm.
IARDENER.-By Scotch Protestant; mar
cs 6 5SS az axe a very D o is s' a %a
esel e%rioSIi Ts 1 ne H , s' fg9 Pia'S Ad
GARDENER and USEFUL MAN-Who I'M
kinds 81 kchcn gardening lowers
give t' bct uf rr"rcic' iur ali = sOAilc
tyand honesty Inquire or w. H. II ODELL's IOJ Wet 3iih
ST., LrOd'lWLy.
GALESMAN or BOOKKEEPER.-A young
- married Of II years eypcicuco desires position
salesman or bookkccpo ha thorough kno"edse d general
business. Address {. D. A, Tribune Ouice
NNAIl kR.-By Il nst-class Danish man who
w thoroughly his business; highly recon.
mended has objection to leave the city Call at COZ 9th
ave, near 3Jtns
"AITER.-By n competent private waiter
w speaks French, German and En.si best references
3Ji 3tI.aye.
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DaiiclnQ ArG6c'nlc5.
CeGcnsrs.

CeGrnsrs.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRI BU&E WILL BIZ RECEIVED At THE IP
TOWN OFFICES No i.1:,', Broadway corucI ihIty ms
Sos West Twenty tn st, cor. EgiflaNc: ZOO
F0ry-seycnth ST. ~ the HARLEM OFFICE
ss-I Thr-aVe. one hundfed ani-tM etY ouiti@
UiaTiO savings Bank BGildiugl. up TO p M at regular
Office rates
EOMPANiON.-An American lady desires
~ situation companion or teacher in private family
can teach TIE EHgls branches beginners n French ana
desired best references given anu required ios
Office Box Rosele, y. Y.
L. RElNBECK. TEACHER Of the PIANO
-. at the NcWYOIk Conservatory. residence lJ3 west
14th-st.
EDTCATIOEAL BUREAU. 80 Union-squalc,
"a NcwYork-l uEagcmenis made for teachers, schools
and families supplied with hTst-class Instructors. ANNA
RANDALi-DIEHL Manager
'NEACHERS of known ability and character
promptly provided for families schools colleges; I'la!"
teachers wanting cugaC,nc srSeo .huIra lp nW
forms for stamp ". SchcmerAoru, Sec 80 r. IAN stl
~ COTESWORTH PINCKNEI'S Agency
for SCH OOLS and IEAC HERS, 80 tLion-'q Nthavc
y. supplies good tea hers for department win
positions stamp for application form supplies SCHOOLS
families with competent Instructors, without chaIgc
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THE MONEY MARKET.

oyy;rr1L EFFORT NJ T. s7DcG FxCHANGE SALES
TUESDAY, FEBRUJBY %, 1873.
GOVERYIENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
FIRST CAIL-l0l4 O'CLOCK A. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave NewYork from foot Of DesbrosSs ana Corahd''
sts ,raX
Richmond Charleston and the South Through Pullman cars
from Baitim, to chicago. 49,. 4,
100 u ~ wash ngton aal the Wost and tor R.cnmon
GlrdrnSvic Pullman cars nom Newi OK
no baltimore and Washington making close CONNECTIONS ir
Prisburg Cincinnati. LGui Vile, ana - LOUIS through
pullman ears Baltimore to Cincinnati ami ". Louis. -,
90 daily. tor Washington the south ana vest
man seepers from New York to Baltimore anu NasnHgiV
Iakuc close connections chicago. CINCINNATI LonsNl
ST Louis Pittsburgh. the South and Southwe' ItOueh
Baltimore to Cincinnati and Louisville con
rccs n n trains for Lynchburg FOrda Ne"
Orleans and the South
For through tickets please call ct Company's oice 3I2
Br1adWiy New York, ana az Lc"rt o.e 1901 oi Noiu'
Deslrosst SITS. and 81 pot, jersey IL,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALilMOhE AND Oi'"
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HoIlsatonlc
and Naugatuek Railroads Fare, 81 steamer Brldgepo'
leave daily (sundsys excepted at Ii5o Ill.,
and Bridgeport az IL D. m.
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gtt Gream.

gtt 6rtllI.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE Up
TOWN OFFICES. No l.2iH Broadway COZ Ihnt tlat 81
30S West Twenty third st., Iightl9vo $50 IHri
ave. cor Forty.seyeIthst; at the HARLEM OFFICE No
9.2SI 1hTGaye. Onchuuil 81 audt"ruiy fourth Il
IIa Savings Bank Bnldng), up u at regular
office rates
A FACT.-HORTON'' ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM.
To CHURCHES, FESTIVALS. FAIRS and LARGE FAM
lily ORDERS,
2jc. PER QUART.
CHARLOTTE Russo and JELLY
FRESH RICH and DELICIOUS.
PRICE BELOW ALL OTHERS.
Depots Dos Fouthave 1924 Broadway and 10 Chahaust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27

~ Y. SUPREME COURT, City and County
~. OF New.YOTk.-CLENENr b. BARCLAY and RL@1
Maid s. BARCLAY. plamlIs, againht EDWAUD MAT
THEWs, HENRY j. FUKbER, TIE CHARTER OAK
LIFE Insurance COMPANY, 0f Hartford. Connecticut.
Prick gham The Canbrid valley National Bans
Nelson Mc9e3. The My or Aldermen ahC OnHOndIy Z" ic
CITY Of sow ork, calvin WITT Aihon T. Ma" re-, yer oi
TIE debts properly, equitable interests Hgs nd things
in action oi Edward Matthews The -cciuI ron oik
John r.. HOagand Isaac g. Eoa-itud r. l.. i'l y. Nh
q ii. Durham ID. ID. Ives. Thomas Mupny, II. J..
IoaaT, L. \. Van lTaag H. Gruut Alfred Benjamin, AhTaih
and irving +. H,InlcimcT Lc,en ausSuin
muns-Ir!l had the CITY COW; g ~ New York.
named DEF ndaIts and 20 ca" ~ mem: NOn
hereby summoned u bsTer tho complaint IN tbs Icnn
AID 10 copy a your answer on ihe plaintiffs ii0rny
within twenty GAYS si'r the service Of th summons c1
DAY Of service ana IN Gaze O IuIc 10
Judgment Viii be taken Against;
ianit for The M demanded ~ The complaint Dated Ncw
York, 9Th DtCc h'r. 1877.
BREWSTER KISSAM, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Cfcc No. no Broadway. New York CITY. POST Ouce al
dress 40 Broadway, Acw-IOrk city.
To TIE defendant NELSON Nt~itA: The foregoing
summons - served upon you by pab! cation pursuant 10 an
order GEORGE C. la tet, Justice OF ih0 supreme
Court 81 TIC STATE al YORK Gatc ION day Of Jau
uary 1877 aud flied with tie comulant IN tie Office OF Tie
city Comfy u NewIork. al The COdrt
House IN the city OF New YORK.
BREWSTER NISSAN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
JIG lawGvW
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OFFICf IuE COMMITTEE OF REORGANIZATION OF TIE
MOBILE AID ONO EAILHOAD CosfANi.


NOBLE AID ONO EAILHOlD COAfANl.
No II TlSFsI.. NEw-NOEK Feb. 2G, 1875.
rE'UE COMMITTEE has the pleasure to state
that By an order nc supreme Court Of tie United
STATES ~ ade tWtuynh instant, the appeals
pend that numbers $40 and 03O have be al
vauccd ON the calendar and set down Tor hearing for Aprl
questions involved in these Gppca only relate 10
the appropriation ~ email portion Of q proc eds % The sa
questions 10 the time and terms "f
sale OF Tie COur, whatever u nay be On uc
appeal Will followed speedy sale Of The property.
The declined 10 make the order appLtd Tor BY McHs
KctChun Moran, compel the committee 10 receive
additional subscripas the plan REORGANIZATION ana The
time which he committee TCquici by Tie decree
Of the Circuit Court namely september ], lNI1 10 cove
subscriptions having passed. that matter is now within the
discretion OF The committee
The committee viii bc happy 10 receive from those who
have not become ruOCibors but who wish 70 become
Of the claims held by such parties with nit
ton application FOR admission plan that all such
sppiC atoms may Oe passed upon al once.
w. III. HAYS. chm.
Wn. s. PIERSON. Committee.
T. HASkINS DUPUY.)
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I'AEE REDUCED.
L ->B 10 BOSTON.
INCCRsION 40 hf-r- -
THE OLD RELIABLE SIONI\GTON LINE
FOR AL. FONTS EAST
NOT A TRIP MISSED + ~LNEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS
The ,l.gaut steamers ~TcS ~ iTDN dIdHHOUE ISLAND
leave P.cr ~. Nor' River. p IN daily
trl,rDt Sluuhi-l.
Hereafter TIE sIEfhBDNT ENPRESS TRAIN VII
I.l'' -IpNI"GrDN ~ ,:3t "a
Ti,kcs IN sl!c al TIE principal uc>ot Offices and
stat, t,,.is Oi,es OF MescUtrs EKptrss Co..
.IJ "a DlOa.Wdt.
plDNIUENCE LINE
,Fi,st orv.l steamers daily except SundAyS 10
p IN. fo' - SUIT River. Of WatsvA.sl. frelgIts
vi 81. % ~ line Ig lowest iatc.
b. - i,r,t,... prs l.. ~. fLHSs. cen Pass. Agt.
/ FIiiGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARIA NtEMIrI OF lA~-..N oEN TRAINS Jan. !,
80 leave dfs'- oi taii aAd prtirosses sis.
az ,iO T. ni Aiet IIpGch-, daily, f'r AEON, Bethlehem.
4 l,utoSfu CLuus, ~ sc-'.rr. PitSfoH Satfe. IL
fii. Ith. Auburn K",herr hd1ao. Ni4gAia rails and
IL, wet Pullman sl'ru.nE coaches attached
iGL'I H. SAY G, -uP't AMI Engr.
lui tuuTi.Nit 80.
tUt~. ~ CUHM NG~ Ascent.
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OENTRAL RAILNlAD OF NEW-JERSEY

". Ferry Station in New ork. foot ~ Libertyst
Commencing nov. 70, iS17-ITaIn, leave AZ follows ,,
$50 n. m.-For bennington, Easton. beIvidCrG maucn
Chunk. Tamaqua WNkcsbstle EmTa, &c Connects AT
Junction with u T.. and " 4 l.. ,-..,....
So H. m-For HiEh Bridge Branch Eastor hartlSsDuE
Msuch CuunA Tamadua. l&esbaIc, Scranton MlIhahs
port. sc. ,....,.o.or
lpm-E For IemiHg zion, Eis;on Mauch Chunk, laihalhd
IukhannOcs, Iamaqtl, haLcltOh
Reading P0tisvie Harrisburg &c, . - ,,.,.t,.uo ,,t
D. ln-lOT High Bridge Branch. EaSton HeVG.Iei az,
MaUch chm Connects 20 Jul zion Win - H. ahH W IL. w.
$3.50 daily For Easou, Allentown ana Harrisburg
$50 y. m.-I0r Eis'On.
Ior ms 10 local points timetable at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Lrdye az $50 a. NJ. - p W. iuI
Bound Brook and ntTmcid'c POTTS. ana AT 00V p III 4'i
EastOn, Reading, and Harrisburg
W-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
- Trains leave Tor Perth Aulhoy ked ank Long branch
Grove, &C.. al 3 10. llt5. M 0:l5 D. N
connect MattaW3u station to ana from M -
rom, aud at squan to and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connexions Leave foot Of IiJerty-st FOR Freehold Al
XII A IN d IN
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EOOK.-A competent woman as hrst-class
trgl'sl, COOK who Thoroughly understands her huslness
ia ali H. Tncs can take entire clarre II the kitchen
uuquos ouahc civ reference. "JI bihaNr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27

IOOK .-English cook boarding house pre-
" IerTrl willing aud ODlLil. gGou references -''
W.T. & IN u hum.n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27

NOOK.-Bv neat tidy American Protestant
Y girl will be generally useful u family can 90 pi,in
rpnra es Can be seen at 3il 6th ave-. near
rSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27

&1n QUARTEaLYl1lWE ROLE l E1PEA Nrsb17
ACADEMY charged, 10 teachers, III graduates
Harvard four open all summer Eecolnhenu'd u
Tavard layior Media has churches and Temperance
Charter
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9n5trnttlon.
For Bows and Young Men-Country.

YOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
i Conditioned students tGtGed simmer and Winter,
l. WDFFNANN. storkDrll.e WIS.,
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EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE and KINDER
IL GARTEN-No. ia East 50tGst MISS ANNA G.
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Gitnatiors Uanteo-- Females

At MAURICE LINDQUISTS OLDEST
~ SWEDISH SERVANT OFFICE removed 70 iiippp y
droc 27thst and sthaye also French ana deihan Ser
Ynnfs. an ProfesiAuts female and maes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27

Il INDEKG Notwithstanding and Elc-
~ meutaIy Glasses and Seminary tOT kndcrpartnels 8
Mcsi 2.L y y LIal Jn kraM. and MIs. kran. M0-lle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27

DR. UUSEN'S COLLEGE of LANGUAGES.
~ ~ 2O-st, between 4haye. and broadway: day
and evening classes for ladies and gentlemen; ali native
teachers
Richland beacon., 1878-12-07
A Return to GrantiSm.

A return to Grantism would be no
less suicidal for the Republican party
10 the North than in the South. 1t is
difficult to see where the friends of the
ex.President detect in last weeks re-
suits any indications of popular de-
sire for q third term. TO be sure,
Grants ex-Secretary Of the Navy was
was elected to Congress by the Re-
publicans of q New Jersey district
But anybody who supposes that Mr..
Robson was chosen because his dis
trict desires q restoration of Grantism
is seriously mistaken. The district is
. hard.money one, and be was lucky
enough to be the only bard-money
candidate in the field. Equally short
sighted is the theory that the success
Of Conkling and Cameron in New
York and Pennsylvania is an endorse
ment of their. old chief. Conkling
and Cameron carried their states, not
because they were representatives Of
Grantism, but only because their oppo-
nents were more unworthy of success.
-Sprinafeld Republican.
Richland beacon., 1878-12-07
A Startling Den0uement.

About two weeks ago, as the over
land train was passing Cheyenne. the
attention of the passengers was at
tracted by the lamentations of poor
Irish emigrant, whose berth bad been
robbed during the night of svery pen
ny of bis scanty savings stolen, and
whose family would therefore arrive
beggsrs 10 q strange land. The char
liable passengers at once began sub
scription, which finally amounted to
over $3.50. When the money bad
been handed to the sufferer, q pious,
plausible looking man, dressed in
black, and adorned with q white era.
vat, drew him asidc at one of the STOP
ping-places. and said:
"My poor man, / am sorry for you
Your sad case touches me deeply.
am myself well provided with this
worlds goods, however. and so viii
give you $3.50 more. Here is a $500
gold note. Give me the $3.50 yor
have and keep The rest. May HEAVIER
bless you.
The poor Irisbmsn did as requested
With many blessings on the generou
stranger, who insisted that bis gii
should not be made known. Whe
the passengers reached this side Of tb
bay, the pious-looking phi.anthropis
was nowhere to DO foupi, he haYin
Richland beacon., 1878-12-07

HOLD On Hold on to your tongue
when you are just ready to swear or
speak harsbly.
Hold on to your hand when you
are about to punch scratch, steal, or
do any improper act.
Hold on to your foot when you are
on the point of kicking, running of
from study, or pursuing the path oil
error, shame or crime.
Hold on to your temper when you
are angry, excited or imposed upon, OF
others are angry with you.
Hold on to your heart when evil as
socistes seek your company, and in
vite you to join in their mirth, games
and revelry.
Hold on to your good name at al
times. for it is more valuable thar
gold, high places, or fashionable at
tire.
Hold on to truth, for it will serve
you well. and do you good throughou
eternity.
Hold on to virtuc-it is above al
price to you at all times and places.
Hold on to your good character, TO
it is, and ever will be, your bee
th."-Christidn Observer.