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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-04
Washbs.rn's attempt to Win 6y Fraud.
IMelrose Record-Rep1

Melrose Record-Rep.1
Why is it that Loren Fletcher-who in
the interest of MIR. Washburn, and for the
purpose of defeating DR.. Stewart, called the
convention at the early date he did-has Pc
titioned the Governor to establish election
precincts out in Kittson and Big Stone
counties if that also is not in the interest of
Washburn? Does it not lack somewhat
fraudulent, and remind one of the days of
the famous Roulett, when very sparely
peopled county could cast a very large yote.
We notice one 3. P. Webster is one of the
judges, appointed by the Governor, at Tam
arac River. This Webster is contractor,
and has large force Of men getting out
wood and railroad ties, and, no doubt, can
manage to give Washburn good majority
if lie is SO disposed. A part Of his force left
here only short time ago but will arrive at
Tamarac River in time to vote. We do not
know that there will be fraudulent votes cast,
but it looks as brassy as the little brass
kettle. One thing certain, Mr. Washburn
got his nomination by unfair means, and if
be is declared elected by fraud he will be ex-
posed and may have his seat contested. Re-
publicans can elect good man any time
without fraud, and they cannot afford to elect
an unfit enc by unfair means.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-04
More Proof.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. !

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 2, 1878.-Mr. Donnelly
addressed meeting of farmers to-day at
o'clock at Bloomington. The house was
well filed, and only three out of the audi
ence, although they we're nearly all Republi-
cans, are going to vote for Washburn. On
the way into this city Mr.. D. was met by a
wagon load of farmers, who, on catching a
glance at their friend, spontaneously gave
three cheers. At Bloomington, Hennepin
county, Mr.. w. II. Stanchfeld gave me these
facts: Took eighteen bushels of wheat to
the Garlic mill in this city; was tested by the
brass kettle; went 55R pounds to the bushel;
graded No. 2. When it was weighed on the
scales it went 6375 pounds to the bushel;
graded No. 1; price, SO cents; weight, 10
bushels. A crazy man said to me, the
reaction was greater than the action itself
and the more the farmers think of the brass
kettle swindIe the madden they get. ALI
through the district they are terribly mad.
tn Hennepin county they are petrified mad.
The reaction is spreading on the principle
enumerated by the crazy man.
Money is being used by the Washbur s
crowd $50, 900 is the figure Some of it in
among the Scandinavians; some among the
hirelings and good deal among the saloons,
ten of which, in this city, arc under pay.
The money pressure has been
brought to bear on the saloon
keepers in st. Paul. The outside figures
claimed for Washburn in this county is
1900, many put it at 700. Donnelly will get
grand vote in Hennepin county and in the
district. He will DO elected if Ramsey coun-
ty does her duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28

which has gained its high rcputc in subsection 10
the severe test of constant reference for The most
essential facts in the actual current history OF the
powers and princiI alites Of this world. IFS seec
ton of information Is made with great judgment
and the mistakes in it are astOnishngly few. III
using the last volume all the year through, don't
Tecollect finding single error Of importance mat
could be said of few books so full of tabular Inquiries
and Of classes of facts which continually chang
ing as. for instance the ministries OF different
countries and the statistics OF industry, commerce,
war, and finance generally.
A curiosity in book making comes from the
same house the shape of edition Of fifty copies
of the Globe Milton, printed on thin paper have
had it offered to Inc in shop India paper, but
it is not that. The paper actually used is well
adapted TO make the press-work difficult, and to
show how far the difficulties have been overcome.
1t may be said that the experiment is on the whole,
moderately successful and all experiments are use,
full The book is put into good Od-tashI0ned
boards; the edges wholly uncut. Mr.. Mason, "a
painstalling and learned man. the editor and the
book in its ordinary form is exceedingly gOod one
for the student and the public. G W. 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER


Barbour, John n. referee, 10 Arthur w austin,
executor, Houston-st, s, "a # OF Crosbys', 2oS
BarIes Charles H. TO Hortense Aittnacht, lllth-st
Ms, 2l92ft of Aye-A, 1881 OIL .......-..-...
Beekman. James William. 60 William Parsons and
Ambrose VI Parsons, 10Th st, 49, II Of 5d-ave.
lSlLxs7 -. ........................
Bunge robert to Elizabeth Fake, 43dst. = 2v0 IT
" OF JtIave, z1NiOO.4
COlyer, George and wife, to Mary schooley,
Attorney st, O. $50 Fl OF hOuston-st, 5Ox
Cross A Byron 10 MARGARET MaekIin 5ith-st $. rs
fl W OF :d-ave, 15xl005
EickhOf, Anthony and wife, 90 MICHAEL Connolly,
48th-st, s. 225 II g Of ith-aye. 50xlO0
Fake Charles and wife, 10 Robert BuDge, i3d st, o.
200 II W o! 9hsye, 25xl004-
Fordyce Margaret Hall and husband. 10 Herman Abel
ing. 9th-ave " :, 22.4xluo
Harrison Thomas 10 John Rooney, Nos 1t9 Isl and
1913 Thompson 81 also, Nos loo, 49,, I13 Sui4l AL
Hilenbrand, FIancis and wife. TO Peter Zapp. NO
2I3 Mott.st 25Xg9.2.
Holt. Margaret G and others 10 DAVID Haring lstn.
ST. 1907 IL " OF 9Th ave, 2O.5xo2:
Jones Iucretia ; and others, 10 Willtam L kfflne-
lander, Il cor Rose anu DuGne-sts, 23.oxSJ.Z
Levi, Brtsey, To spb R0senned SHAVE. ;, 100 IL
McCool, Daniel A. TO sarah T MeCOoI 6tth-st s, zoo
IL OF 9th ava 25y COS.
Prince l. Bradford referee TO Mary Mason, 5jth 1t,
2jJ 70 W o. ythaye. 2lX1-.h's ---.....
Roberts JqeDb William Connolly stand aud lot on
the bulknead between Piers Nos 20 and q. l. X, .
sanger Adoph L. referee 10 Henry Tnnan Canalst,
Ms so IL " Of MOtt.si. 2JXlL03 -......-......----
schrumpf, Dan.l and vile to Christian Bntieriass'
I2thst :. 20 II " of Ave-B 3j.oXi7. j..........:-
schWnpf Daniel and wife. 10 George Reuthsr, l@ti'
IT, :. 20 IL Of Ave-B. 33-3XI7.5--.-.-.--- 80;
SchTumpf, Daniel and wife, TO John Frsnkia'IseT ana
wnc Augusta. TO fIoItensc C MItnacht, 1staye, s.
56J II Of J7th-st, lox1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
RECORDED LEASES.

Bowie, Alfred W and others 10 George Plsisteh NO
% Ferry. ST. years AT ANNA! rent of .....
Clarke, " ". 10 @ Morgan, No - vest 4ith>i, .
years months at annual rent ~.
Keep. August y, TO Pr,s3yt eIian Memorial Church,
two halls " cor J2d-st ana Zdave, years. a' an
ull1l rent OF
Noe William +. 10 Joseph SpOTberg Nos 3S5 and
3s3l2 GrAndst, years, Wouth., at ANIMAL rent
-.
smith, James ~ admins; ralor to John HaSy.rty
West Houston AMI Grsenwichsts, 0 years,
at annual Ielt 0,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
'EO PillLADELPIIA.,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-IOIA And PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains way daily; three Deputs In
philadelphia. tSO "a New York.

Fourteen Through rains way daily three Depyts
Philadelphia. tHO "a New York.
Double Track the noel LprDyei Equipment aud tho Fastest
InGe consistent with absolute safety.
On sHd uitcf November j.. l~1I
Express Trains lryr4 DesIlos,.s aud
laudt streets Ferries, fJOwr:
7:5O ~, 9,a.I, lnit.II II w.. T. . g. $50. T. $500
ana n. SUNDAY IA. .. q. 6;aJ !, 1890 ana D.
Boat " ni0tu Annex cDAurC, Win "a thrOuah q ans
at Jet.cy any aAJTin. gp1ey ant dlect transfer for
BInOkly navel.
Icuin Trans leave Philadelphia 800. 335. Z, $50. 8,
$50 ani II n. Limited hvpi,is. l56 j. ml 5"n ].
-nd ~ niinsi.L Ou sunday, 3d. DIDO, Z. .,
-. D. O.. (. 500 2. m, AMI IL mldli.lt.
OciccS 80 aud "a Roadway, NJ. Ast1r House,
anil zoos Deshruss-s aud Cariinndtsr 40 Court
alc Br.ssvu Anuex Depot frut - FtlOn st.. Brooklyn
- - amt ~, tfa11nr1; Depot, jersey
tity. sipiI..rt Iiyket O.Ege, 80. Ea.tcr3 place
FRANK THOMSON J.. l.. fAHMER
General Manage2 Ueai Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28

Catholics Of Ireland have right to restitution In this
matter Of education TO such rest tutiou as without III
iury to Others Will give them eEaltty with their non
Catholic fellow subjects"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
ERIE RAILWAY. q,
Il ARRASGEMENT or hAINs taking effect Feb 3D.

~ ARhASGEhENT or lhAINS taxing eneoV E'' ~
"a m-Cincinnsu an4 Chicago Day Express. Drawing
coschc. TO Buffalo and Suspension Bridge; . rso,
I'll m connecting with fsst ua West and Soil
vest uls's be>i siee ping coaI IS 10 unIo
p m uaiyl-paenc Exptcss Tor me " eS,, IA I,,e
coaches through Rochester Buffalo Nlgara fl- Clncn,
matt ard Chicago without change; also, hotel dining ears 10
! p l.. Er,efaui rain for the West.
Trains leave Chambers treet Depot New YORK, f9r -
and II midnight saturday nights only sundays si1 d. "'
Cd ierford PARK and passaic c. 745 10 ~ noon Id
g. g. D i30 jl5. T., $780, = lp p M, midnight sundays
o, $40 10 m. lij $50 H., and ~ midnight >, ~
l45 45 43 - 5 5.i s. Us $50 T. g. 10 pm: and
y midnight Sundays, q. 500 9I5, IL j. NJ i4' o'"V j.
!" SM.crn D. - 10 a. H. I:i5 34j g. s. p. and II
mituight. -Dnaays i, $50. 10 IT, l:l5 G3"; p IN.
Cornwall. . a. H.. 80 t5p D. NJ. Sundays, $50 a, M
NcrSoren, . a. $50 40 p H. Sundays s.3oA N.
Gosh.r. $ IA, ., - y, $3.50. $40 1870. p M sun
'' al If s12 ~ "a 3d. 70 y 5 .3, I'm SUNDAYS
$50 10 M oS p m The = M ana ~ D. ~, Nar
port Jervs -, = 10 NJ, 49, 81 D. H. Suh'a'7 S'o'
10 t. IA. ana $50 and D. ~ IN oven or half hours
before n m leave Twenty It fifteen minutes earlier
han 4 Sc time trains r,yng Chm1cTas on GlafteI !ours
ayc lwri.i nrt ~ tMily L,itcs ceI 5 t'ns y,yb
ira,, leaving Chan at 10 D. N and II midnight
kcts lor pIs.ag for aur ;Hs IL drawing room anu
,l,.u,us roch, g v be The che KING
auc n-i-r baggage MAJ te left a. the Coupays ottS
Ecs 80 iO 80 ma 81 urJadway. - 20. Count st.,
Broo,lyn az BE Con al}is dti"ts =. ..,.. = 90.
Express rom the West arrive IL New ZOE" al 90
." 1t" 'JX0 \ ABBoTi General pas.r Agent, NcwYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
=. 80 9:l5 a. No. T. J. T. ~ $50 $50 80 p m, and
>.'uri nights only at il ~ III. sundays a. n- ana
Nanue, spring Valley, and NOIsey T. $50 +:i5 p M
JNo. y. ABBplf General flssr Agent, Nc|.iofk'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
REAL ESTATE.
NEwYoRK. "Wednesday. Feb. %. 1879
The following auction sales were held at tho

Exchange salesro0m to-day:
BIZ James II. OIfiev q Co.
2story frame dwelling house, stables, with plot OF
land on Gthave. cor l26thst plot 93ll fs5;
Abraham Sch0le .......--..--.... STAT
By Hugh ". rdIEp.
3-story and basement brlck dwelling houses with
lots, Nos 5l4 and DIG East 12lsts,, g. IVA IL
AveA, each ot l1XS0 Mutual Lie ms CO... VI
/ stone church building with pot OF Land Boulevard
WIS, bet ljoth and l53thsts. plot l3910xl5O Jas
BIZ Vim. Fennstlv.
2 4.st0ry brick buildings with ots, Nos 40 and 322
East 20ibst 3 =, 1906 1t lstaye, each 20192:
George w Frost. ~
BY Richard v. H0rysft
| 2siory brick st3he front, and 2story frIme dwell.
ing house, with lot No 2I0 East 5lstzt, q, l2o It
3dave, lot 2JxlO0 3; Ellen MeFey...----...... ~
Bg Scott e Ns1cF.
story frame dwelling house with lot No PA East
95d.st. =. 1870 IT C 3d-avo. lot 2oxlOo.o German
Savings Bank. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NE"
RGUND BROOK ROWE.


For TRENTON AND PHILA DEl.PHlA. "a
Leave New-YOrk for Trenton and Philadelphia At o3o' ..
93U 1880 1870. 3jO. $50 II ana at D. H. iof
Trenton. ,,.n
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsy vana Hah
road Thru and Brrkssts at 1905 1880, 800 li.o a. No.
l:3O 8 81. $50 p. ,. -
S.tJ. 10 20 a. no.. 1918. lis 4:ln $50 p IA . 40 -
Pullman Drawing. Room Cars attached 10 inc J9O M
$3.50 p. trains SewYJrk 10 the 1870 H. 1917 D ILL.,
SJNDXY fRAiH lea N4w-YOrk aud Philadelphia at
$50 $50. IL Leave Trenton at l-U, AV'%o " u"
clio D.. r,o 49,, o,,
Tickets sale foot of Llbertysi NO.. 52y and VA
BROADWAY rTnci hotels, all Offices OF the Erie i
way York and BrOOSyn aud az No Courst biooA
iyn BAGGAGE checked iIoni residence 20 deHiDatOh
''' II. BALDWIN Cen Pass. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
RECOKDED MORTGAGES.

Cornwall. Nathaniel 4, to Edmund Dwight aud VIII.
Is@ 7th S1;S 5000
Dixon. Elizabeth l. and husband, 10 + d shaw, cor -
and Montgomery toOO
D'i ave al.' 1000
iGti have, j. ~ 1880
IA" t MaIy Inn, shaw, " : mar 7lst.s. 10000
HOclano, Nic0 and wife, 10 George Dtticr Denmdn' 40.
place =. near Uni nave. West Farms. ........ ooo
Johnston, ElneiIIe, " II Johnston. Elizabeth John
stOn and RithdTd / Johnston TO william stone, -..
" s1tlist
MY enr rS,i :, -. 900
Dy ish 4stlst n $ near % l,534
King. Henrietta l., cXecutrX, 10 Homo Fire Insur-
SIS -. 5000
~ 2Jihlr \. near Gti.ave 1880
ave- No. - '.'-.... -, 1000
" 8.esman 5otiist ; near Sdavs..-.-... 1000
near s, 7i :; A'u ".-. 1000
strong Edward and wife. to Adelaide David, stone
It, : Whiteha-st: a.so property on Albany ~.
Post Road Town OF Assuming l5Voo
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Maitland. Alexander to John D shepard amount of -,
i.... -
Maapi, AeIanner to John r D shepar1 amount Of ,
Sj,0'rJ. ..--.-...
Mutual lle Insurance Company Of Ne|'fOrk 10 Geo oo.
rr,x C.r,s n 10 Fvrliua Clniee ,.......... ls0Oo
\or.fs Am, Peter Wliibeck. amount OF 9,
500. '''''''''----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
Counirn properln 60 Get
Heal Goiaie TO Grtbnnge.

fENO CHANGE-mpr0vcd coal, lumber
and brick vari property brooklyn Gowanus Canal Tor
building materials good first and second mortgages or
dwelling. Dr. BYRN, - Nassau-st. New York
WILL EXCHANGE for farm or small frame
brick house. lots, four story double tenement
house. In "uttcenth Ward rapid transit by door wei
owners only apply to JAtob bonAhI'
M ANTED-Nice, small New-lOrk house,
w central location. free ano clear value about $1,000
for county In and Brockyn houses ~ aud
cash. il necessary. Address CAD box % Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
Tor WATER TIGHT CELLARS. VAULTS,
Z f.oor-. lung Walls. Gravel Roofing or Gravel hoot
rcgaita. aptly 10 GDf.N. A-FNALl.t tEhl-Ni Co
-. - NAJrrAN, Irr'+ut .. lrF Nai.ri!Inr, y y.
l. EATING'S COUGIl I.NXENGES are daily
~ recommend, u Tor Coughs Io - Asthma, etc, hY ID"
facn..y Ir,.iiGouiis thr most riuncDt De- seen
fI.Cr % cents Irr box. sold To. at trdgsl SIS.
They contain no opium ~ IsrtIrd.lo" i.ri,f. ;.
r.. FDtII.kA i CO., NcW-NorI,
Sr" ri Agents.
: ANOIRGI' Ks PICTORIAL SlHi'P.-Ihc
gr.ai French remedy Ton t-hs Colds, Irritation % Ga"
and H tons a. hc lung. over 30 years ol IN
ere. sing popularity @U"-j It. h.riits-
l'.u.pli sod Di 1. GIu-gf-t%
/ EDIttEIA \ CO. Nrv-Yori, AGENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
Gltn Dropertr 90 fst.

4 HOUSE to LET.
Cbcap rent ssjl in dnc order an improvements .
rooms. No 223 East fine ueiyborhood Apply c. ID
Last l-sti-st.
NOR RENT or SALE. elegant cabinet fnSaed
4 HOUSES 49, and 467 ltbave. splendid eIys'b
crnndri, rs low rent CIlA0 Is. hARi Ie$ Biodi" iy-
GMOKY CIiIMNElS CUkED with liCLLS
- PATENT Asst IRON GALVANIZED VEN ILAIpR
Warranted send circular. >tlts rights ior -4ia -
HULL. GHIPPEN * co, $40 3d-2ys., y. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
houees ano farms tuantc0.

Elouees nu0 Jlriu5 IUlntc0.
BUILDING WANTED TO LEASE.-An old
D estal he'd desire 20 lease three years
four or five story building about 2jXSO location he be
tween Beeklnan and CauGlSts. Rent be moderate
Address MERCHANT,
Poet BOX i3a3. New. lOIk.
WANTED TO HIRE-A house for u small
w family and responsible tena. IN good ghboriool
l1atlon rnn 40tust TO Tothst ana between liioa
81 immediate possession d not 10 o1ccd
$1,000 ranuum. Address y. O. Box t19G.
NANIED--tOr customers immediately
w Houses this oy tuTGsiid dyl liuri 'ici
Sld la descriptions T. a. CLARK SON CO. 40 broadway
Observation-Disclosures for our new lists-
w Country rent furnished aud unidinishet T. s.
CLAKKsON q co, lao Broadway.
SNANTED--To rent a ROUSE in IL country
village where private school 10 Needed Address Cox
], Nyack ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
Ocean Cleaners

A MEXICAN LINE. nnoo,
n FOK OF EMS TOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
me only TIsatfln'ic line sailing under The AMERICAN
FLAG Saiung every THURSDAY from PbiIadelphA. anu
WEDNESBA Az fruIn LiveIpO"l - no a.
lord OLIVE. SAILS Feb. 2, s a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
New Publications..

4 FULL and FAITHFUL REPORT OF
~ MARTHA WASHINGTON RECEPIioN'
Quests, Costumes, sc, IN
HOME JOUR Al .
The Fashionable WEDDINGS, Bans, Siusicdles'
KcttlelruIns Zee, pons OF tle %.eh;
SOCIETY IN BROOKLYN AND OIHElt u lies
A Mirror OF society throughout me ""f.G
For sale every where; single copies eeiiIs.,
YEARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS REDUCED ~ u.
Delivered ia city, or ma led any ~iere nee. ,.,
MORRIS PHILLIPS & CO.. - PaTA-piace' -'I"-ioiA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
6teamboais ano Railroads.

and Ssuaatuek Railroads Fare 81. steamer Bridgeport
leave stharnesip aai Sundays excepted at 1880 m
Bridgeport az III D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
nm LET-COUNTRY HOMES.

G,S5AN --HEALTlTY and RURAL; modern saa
(5sDS,C.h ouse, L. rce.usi stable large ga'1eu'
aryl.s Nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
NrrM- Y0pK anil on RRANCu DIVISION

~ Perth AmbOy, Rcd HANK Long 'iah0h'
Grove SC. at 5i6, ll:i5 a. n g. 5;l5 o. N. urv
Stages connect at Mattaw3n station 70 ana from NE
PORT AMI Al sgnsn 10 aud from POINT PLEASANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave New York from Desbrosses and Cortland

ID Leave York from Desbrosses and Cortandt
Rchmond Charleston South. Through Pullman ears
from Baltimore Chicago -. -,
100 D. MO- Wa hingtOn and the West and for hchm onl
and the south via Pullman from Newf
Washington. making close connections r
pr sIIrg CInciuBa vile. and ST. Louis Through
Pullman ears Baltimore to Cincinnati and ~. Loulr -
800 10 H. daily Washington. tho SOUTH ana West PuiI
man seepers from NewYoTk TO Baltimore and
close for Chicago. CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE
81 Iolis Pittsburgh South and S0uthw est Through
Pullman cars Baltimore Cincinnati aad Louisville con-
meets Washington ID trains for Lnchbrg Florida. New
Orleans and tho South m.
broadway NewYor. ticket Offices foot Of CortlanGt
and De.lno,ses.sts. and depot, Jersey city. 1870
nSV Eo1 TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
-h0-N 'N-' RAILROAD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
OFNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

" Ferry station In New. York, foot OF Llberfy-st
Commencing Now 20, 1877 Trains leave as ioHo~s: -,
GO A. nI.-For Bennington, Eason. Beyidere tancn
Chunk Tamaqua, Wilkesbarre Enira. &c Connects al
JUNCTION with D /. and W. r. K. ,.,,
$40 a. m-FOr High Bridge Branch Easton, HarIlsDug
Mauch Cuuug Tauaaua WlkesbaTre, Scranton, Whuams-
port, &c. .,o 49,, r,om,no,o,
n m~For FIemjn atOn, Eas;on Mauch Chunk, Iamalna
WiIlesbalre Scranton, ruDkannock, TaDaqu hazeItoh
Reading P0ttsvis Harrisburg &c. 49,. ,o,,,oro aud
p. ni-Fer High Bridge Branch, Easton he yrre anu ~
Narch fhurk Connects st Junction with D. L. and w IL ~
go D. u daily For Eason, Allentown, and Hstrso"s'
S.25 n. m.-EOr EastoB. . ...,..
For trains 10 loc points time table at stations
SUNDAY TRAfSS-Ieave at 9:30a b. ~ p 10. ior
intermediate points and at o1O p H. iof
EastOu. Recalling, and Harrisburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28

ItARE REDUCED
- 70 BOSTON.
FNCCUSGON TIC lErS. s..
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGT0N LINE
FOR ALI. POINTS FAST
NOT 4 TRIP MISSED ~ SEVEN CONSECC TIVE
YEARS
The elegant steamers g. QNiEGroN andHIiODE ISLAND
leave P,r 30. North River. at . =. NJ daily
except ~uuIIvs'.
Ucr,!f:.r IA. Steamboat EXPRESS TBAIE VIII
leave SrDNISGFO% 80 1879 - m.
Tickets sale All principal uck"t Odiccs aud
.Ife noius secured nc an Offices WcstOtts Express CO..
AZ at sos broadway.
Providence LINE
,Firght leave daily except sundays ~
D. H. hom pier -. Nott RIVER ul WarleIst. Fre1gAts
Via Ell uur lowest rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28

>EREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
conncctiJns foot Of Iibertyst, Tor EreehoM ~
sJ5 t.t5 m 4 al ID.
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gonWttn Dcoperln Go Eet.

yGORRISTOWN. y. J.-Ntost desirable prop:
WI orty year. Apply t. l'A ''f'
t,ep>. Ill 4.
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PED STAR LINE.

Carving The Belgan and UnteI sales .sIIs 49,
monthly Alternately fOm Philadelphia ahC new orh b"'
and onlv ~ .u,..r-,,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28

EUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.
! ARIA NGfM ST OF PAS>iNiiEE IltAl ~ IAN !
IST Lava d.ruis foo Court audi Desbrusses SITS
an $50 r. ~ Night Express, daily Tor has on. Betaehcm
ipnfn,s i.rh Ctak. Wlikc-Jtrrr, Ptiston, SaFre III
mira ibrs Auh.rn. Klchcsri, Bulito Nigala Fas an
" RGE'G Il. SAY RE, >upt. AMI Eng r.
IIAS A CUMMINGS. AgCut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28

YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE, Rackritz-
1 A. a. III, Dresden. ~asOuy. Principal Miss f. +.
90 ,DoN For circular. adde's, v Principal Ms II.
G. ERMENTROUT Reading, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28

ron VERA Cruz AND NEW.oRLEANS
via Havana, prugie4n, CsDD"d,hy. Iu-iai. Iait1c1
CITY Oh NV ok, Dt.k .---t4 hlyA1 MAE :
Steamer VIII lave =. orleans Mar ana 81 Tor vera
Cruz. ifayaHa Sew ora ant s.r above l'"r;s
f. ALIN ANDRE a. NDhS, s. and - Biodl"B.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-11

Prof, Nurdenskjold, Of the Swedish Arctic
Expedition. has discovered mixed religion
among the Samnides of Russia that would
take Immensely in this country were the
6amGides only to lend us few missionaries
These hyperborean subjects Of the Gar
were converted to Christianity some
century o. 50 ago. and have churches
and pastors in abundance: but while
they are baptized Christians and at
tend church on Sunday with commendahIe
regularity. they still retain some Of their old
ideas, and after church Is over, march out,
with their pastor Mt their head to their old
heather temples, where they worship the
devil as represented by various ugly and do
formed images. This combination would as
suredly prove popular here. Send us q
SamRide missionary at once.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-11

The Republicans express some Indignation
mt the South because 1t elected no negro Con-
gressmen last month. This charge. we are
sorry to say. Is true. but how of the North
Our Republican brethren north Of the line
were given several fine opportunities of send
ing negroes to Congress. but in every case
neglected tho opportunity. There were not q
few negro candidates in Northern States For
instance, Peter Clark u former colored leader
OF tho Republican party, was q candidate for
this distinguished honor III the Presidents
own city. But though the Republicans of
Cincinnati owe their majoriiy to coIored votes.
they declined Peter and elected white man
instead. If the Northern Republicans want n
negro in Congress- they will have to elect
him themselves.