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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-27
A Mule. Kicks Scan Of Nitro.Glycerine.

There was q disastrous and fatal ex-
plosion of nitro-glycerine and blasting
powder at Darlington. KY, q mining
town SO miles south of Evansville, Ind,
last night. The St. Bernard Coal Com
pany, in whose mines the explosion oc-
CURED, have Of late begun to use small
quantity Of -glycerine with powder
for blasting purposese Last night an
old oolored man was ordered. to carry
some nitro glycerine.He went to the
magazine, and, after getting q supply,
left . can of it sittingrby the car-track
till he could deliver the charge. While
gone . team of empty cars came by
drawn by two mules. One of the mnles
kicked tho can of explosive matter,
which instantly exploded, blowing
mules, cars, and the nero driver into
atoms, and filing thu passage with, de-
bris and rubbish of all kinds from the
tho roof. fFo seconds later the blast
ing powder stored in the adjoining room
exploded with terrific force. Theshocks
mere distinctively felt at jacksonville,
Ky, three miles distant, and were at
txibated 10 IN earthquake. The widest
confusion prevailed in Darlington, as it
was supposed to be an explosion Of fire.
damp, and there were 80 men In the
chambers beyond reach. The whole
city turned out, and afrighted and weep
ing miners wives, mothers and children
made q scene which beggars descrip-
ton. The population gathered at the
mouth of the pit and made various at
tempts to enter, but the volumes of
smoke that rolled out prevented, and for
an hour the mostagonizing suspensepre-
vailed. By that time the miners began
to emerge, as the smoke decreased. in
volume. and the safety of all was an
Not one was injured, though
all sustained some nervous shock. The
only deaths were those of the driver and
The mules.-Ooy. Oineinsati EnQnirer.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-27

The Norristown Herald SAWS,
Wilhelm received q note from man
in the country last week, asking him
how much he would charge to come
out and tear down his barn. The
writer said he had read in the papers
chat the great violinist brought down
the house wherever he appeared. and
he wouldn't mind giving him five or
eight dollars to fetch down his old
barn. Wilhelm didn't deign q reply"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-27

RBv. WV. Il. CHAPMAN. Pastor Of II. z.
Church, GeoHgetown. D. c., writes: Shaving
had an opportunity to test the excellent quail
tiles Of Dr. BulPs Cough Syrup. 1 hesitate not
to say, It b the best remedy I have ever used
n my family"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-27

A SWARM of bees invaded a Chinese
church in full session, Ind though pull
pit and pews joined hands against the
intruders, they stayed and the conWe-
CATION went, not standing on the order
of their going.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-27

PARTICULARS regarding Electric Belts free.
Address Pulverinscher Galvanic Co. Cinc;n. o.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-12-27

He sat beside the sewer aud thought
of sewercide.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
election Notice.

avenue Home-street Neutrality-suspicious. Union avenue
Cnstreet Trdayenue, One Hundred sixty rstssreet
The Ninh Election District shan contain that part q tho
crb,B cs PPRaa siTeS BSss7n B sa Hortey line Of %
Bronx River, WestchesteI avenue Home street oHgn I
dred and sixty street and Railroad avenue -,
city bounded by lying within the nohery line OF sad
Ward Bosonavenue, one Hundred
The Eleventh Election District shan contain az that part q
Ward Raro d-avcuue One Hundred andF y sxth-siree'
e e Election District shan contain all that part Of
the city aud lying between the nortery inc o
The Thirteenth Election District shall contain all that part
Of the city bounded by ana lying With and
isa6d sound Hundred and yhrssree and Third
avenue.
TwENTYFoURTH WARD OF THE CITY OF NEW
The Twenty fourth Ward Of the CITY Of NewYoIk shall be
divided into election DISTRICTS the extent ana hm's o
The First Eieeou District contain all that part Of tho
1ns Boston Postroad Westcheser Bronx River.
Tie second Election shan contain all that part Of
the city bounded BY and lying within E0IG1sm ana
Locustsyenue, MorIssreet Fordhamayenue and Kings
The Third District shah contain all that part Of the
oiSy G0"sGe yy py G pS 5fs Of sSd WaF and Mil brook
The Fourth Election District shall contain az Iha PART OF
ing Kugsbrdge roao, Mil Brook, southerly line OF said
lie Filth Election District shall al that part Of the
city bounded by and ylng 1(tnh v G"3mm 81 ara ~"
nucs ducsbrdgeroad, road to BeTrh's Landing hSiicn
Tie sixth Election District contain all that part Of the
city bounded by aRd lying "IG9 @ p S t sm r. WGinS
land ilbbets Brook, Wlamsbridgea lqst9 avenue
road @ sSgGh RysT bTo2a"ay Harlem
The seventh Election District Sa contain All tha NAY Pss % III
Ward River Boston avenue en- %
nores and the late James r. Writings land, and hudson
by order Of the Board Of Police -,,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
6alts up Aurncn

4 S. RICHARDS g. Co.,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Nos 80 and 81 broadway New York Oct 1878
CnwEDNEsDAY, October Is, 1878. lOq O'Clock m.
We shall make large Offering Of Boots. Shoes and
RUhbprz comprising full RssOTmons Of LeaYy and seasn
able ds. - . +, -, -,
ms viii include the entro stock OF Rubhers on hand q
~, IA Vamaroft Rubber Company consisting Of (2,5OUl
bundred cases. less These gO0ia arc wen
wOmen's boys, youths, misses
0n hren Boots aud Sandals In regular quality and
eizcs A. - lClhhDo % " @ hut ~ ~. O.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
CorporNIlou Notltes.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU PUR the COLLECTION OP TANFa.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU PUR the COLLECTION UP IANFa. 7
NO 81 CHAMHKRs NEw.loHK. october y, 1917
NOTICE to TAXPAYERS.-NOtiC Is hereby
Riyen that the Assessment Rolls PERSONAL PROP.
ETY and BANK STOCK for the year 1873 nave Deen de-
Vcr 20 the yne and that the taxes thereon
due and payable at thus Office. -.
LIST day OF November next the
pesOn paving shall Oe entitled to the benefits M nGOneo
In twenty ninth elton OF the Act OF March go 1 VIZ
reduction the ratio OF cent per aBntm from Tue
time OF pay msnt o. the hrst day OF DecemberueAt
MARTIN 4. MCMAIION, Recover or Taxes
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
Bankrupt Notitcs.

INSTRUCT COURT Of the UNITED STATES
J for The sDUTIIEVN DISTRICT Of NEWNORk.-ln
the matter Of JAMES T.. COLI. bankrupt HANKE'ICY
iu Bankruptcy been issued bY SaiN lnuft
against the Oi "a Ms T. COLI Of tr tty 81 NeN
YORK, 0f the stale O New YORK
m IA 1strict aiiudged bankrupt upon The petition Of his
rroftots aud ~ payment of any debt. and e GeNty o
suy op rty benenc said bankrupt 10 hw ~ 70 WI use
ana c in,frr auy property BY him, are iutbocn bF A"
meeting ~ tht cr,dnrf 0f sld bankrupt u prove t,E
ricsr Of his estate VIII 20
held at Court OF BANKRUPTCY To De hodCnat No ~ Lol
way in The CITY York said Ilsirct on The ~ diy
OF Euv,ubcf A. %. iS7S at o'clock p m % the ohce 9
Henry Wdrr Alen osQuo one of The hessIsrs IN bAhA
ruptcy OF Had tOUTL - . . ..... ,,.-.,, ,,.--..z.-
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
graiss ano TENDERS.

Q5rates ano TENDERS.
rI'HE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS of LOW
and HALF Low CRATES, for either hard or soft coat
with dumping and shaking attachment. Brass Open Fire
Pacra with AndlruDs and Basket Crates for wood hroa
Bras re tcrs Fire Sets aud Coal HOis Of antique and
modern designs Wholesale and reta Low estimates given
10 tuiders, contractors Aua architects.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16

~ fnT tie ,OIrrHERN DISTRICT Of NEWYORK.-In
the matter of ~ DNEY ". HOPKINS baukrupt-lh BANK
EmfcY-A warrant IN Bankrgpoy nae OgTn 5sISa by SAN
Court against the estae.o SIDNEY ". HOPKINS oi the
CIV Of tho County NcSl oi TIE state of
N,yYork in sad District. aGludgcO bankrupt upon the
reon O AH CiedGIh ana the plym nj 1t any a. BIS AMI
Of property belonging &c said bauEfut 70 hh
on To l, l.e OF PmpeTy by hun are
0rlddrn by Law uf the creditors Of said bsrk
uui To ~ ve debts and choose more a>,ig
will be held Court 90 Bankruptcy 10 be
holden at S45 IS dway. in the Cy Of MoMl lork, IN
sad District tIh ty Oi November T. d. 1917 az II
o'clock at the Office II John rlcd one OF The Reg
lst.rs in bankruptcy 81 said Court
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
nuns rs TnGIYE NOTICE.: Tint nn.the 23d

day Of september A. D. 1879. Warrant in Blukrup;cy
vas is.upd against tho estate Of DANIEL DENNY. oi
New York In the County NCw.Y0FK. and Slate Ot New
adlulgcd bankrupt ON hI own petitlon
tai the pa,mcu debts and delivery of property
bankrupt him OF Toe hH use, ana the
uf by him. forbidden by law ihat
mecug creditors Ot the said bankrupt io prove their
assgu,ea Of hlh cStath VIII
be held nj Bankruptcy TO he holden At No lh3
rnvdway IN OF ScWIok. before Mr Henry Wider
Allen. REGISTER the let day oi November A. D. sh aVz
O'Clock y N. LOUIS r. rAnS,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
foet dn0 (onno.

OST-Passbook No. 90,699.-Deliyer to
- GERMAN SAVINGS BANK, city.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
JOHN J. O'BRIEN.
Chief Of the Bureau Of Elections

PouCE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY or NEw-Y oEK,(
NO. 800 MULBERRY 81. :
NRwYORK oct T. lSfS.D
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that III pursn-
ance Of section 30 Of Chapter go Of the Laws Of 1872
the Board Of Police has designated and appointed G paeI VI
REGISTRY and uOlng pICes and for each Ct ne EltC
lion Districts Of the y and County Of New YORK. for the
election next ensuing, as follows, to-wit;
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
Steamboats, ano Railroads.

I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
New Jersey Southern road. Commencing october
l. IETs will leave New York Pier North RIVER
OOt OF Rector s connecting at SANDY Heck vE trains for
Ion D u aIviHht1. 100 a. IN. AOU D.
- TuCkertOn. Z: h 2. NJ . .
Vneiand BndRfOn and Atlandc CITY lli0T m
g. and Toms River. II 90 m Ad 4'O D. n
eundhys LOT Long b'"u'"' ''o WIN. 2. sNEDEN,
General Manager,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
U,HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the

23d day ~ krptembcr. A. ID. 1878. Warrant ~ bank
rupicy Issued AGAINST the estate Of JON ATlIAN O.
DAVENPORT Of Nev.YorE, In the County or New.
York state of Ncw.Nork, who ha, been hpudced
a bankrIpt his own prtIu1ri that the payment or
apy debts and delivery OF property belonging to
such bankrupt him for his use nui fhe transfer
III forbidden hy law mat a meet
ing oi The creditors o the rad bankrupt "a prove uer
choose assignceA oi MS ertle,
Will b. COurt Of BANKRUPTCY, 10 be holrrn az NO
1872 Broadway. In the city Of New York. before MT Heny
w iier Alien Hcrister the "a day Of November, a d.
1873, at II o'clock IN. LUIS =. ~ ~;
Marshal Messenger southern DhtTlt ot NtW-l ofA
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
limited STATES AND BRAZIL MAI

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AN d ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN ANn LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE Of this Line tate the Lane Route
recommended by Lieut. Maury U y, on both the outward
aud honey ard
BEtrANNIC, Capt Perry saturday Oet & ~ ~ a 20. 10
Capt tienifl Ott p
GERMANIC, capt Kennedy saturday, Nov 2 II m
PROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81 NORTH
RIVER.
These steamers uniform IN sze and unsurpassed In ap
puiutmenta The saloon, SIN king and Bath
oos pacei nmidshpa where the nose and motion are
felt anurdng degree Of comfort hitherto uIaaHaDe
RATFs-saloon 500 Ssj and sOO gold steerage s2s Ie
turn tickets on fiyOrable terms.
Th-se steamers carry neither cattle, sheep norpgs
F0r Laus other Information apply at the
Company's OaiCcs, No. 81 Broadway New.York
II. J. cor RrTS, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16

4th day Of October A D. 1873 warrant q AfnAGR'o y,
tho estate OF EhElhN = tNEN IT. nl
New York civ County 0 Newl Ork ana state 0 NeW'
York who been aNiudFed hsnaupt on hH own Paton;
. The paypeut e., any debts ana delivery Of property
belone ng such bankrupt him or Ter his Se and the trans
hiI. iDTb ddCn by law tai meet
ing OF the creditors - the sail bankrupt TO prove g debts
and 10 moro as-EueGs "i ms tsl '" he he
a. Court OF Bankruutcv be holden ~ No Btckmir rt,
a., YGrk CiIy before James Dwight esquire giGter,
on '"' ''" LOUIS +. PAYN
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16

Orean ateamers.

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
"A The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AAhhl
CAN FLAG. Sailing every THURSDAY from philadelphia
BRITISH EMPIkB sails Thursday, Oct IL, m
RED STAR LINE-T0 ANTWERP.
Carrying the Belgian aud United states Mails sailing semi
hy alternately from Philadelpha and New YORK.
VADERLAND sails WEDNESDAY Oct I, " M.
For rates Of passage and other Information apply 70
3O7 Wainutst. Phfladephia 81 Broadway New.YOrk.
JOHN MCDONALD Agent, Battery place, NeW.1Ork.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
New.Loudon ana Norwich

"CTTY OF LAWRENCE" and FALMOUTH"
from Pe- 40 North River at p daily Sundays excepted
Tickets and state may be- obtained the oce 0f
Goa pauy, No. i7 Broadway. corner u Caust FREIGHT
taken Tor al points az lowest rates. For further information
inruiro M Pier 40 North River.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
TIIg GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.

To BOSTON, VIA Providence, direct
A FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY AZ MILES Of RAIL
The iaNOnte Palace Steamers
MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, CAPTAIN jesse Mott,
Leave daily sundays excepted from PIER 90 North Rive
foot OF Warreust D. Passengers arrive In Boston
lam. No intermediate landings between NewIork and
Providence
The OLD RELIABLE SIONlNGTON LINE,
FOk BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
at o d. IN IT Pier 33. North RIVER foot OF JaysL
special Limited ucAets GOOD ONLI 2:4b IN train
from ngton this line nom New.YoFk Boston
staterooms and tekets FOR EITHER LINE secnrei AZ
No sB3 broadway all otces OF WestcOts EKpre.a
Company Also tickets sold AZ al hotel uckot Offices.
D \. BABCOCK, Pre6idehk
L. W. FnKNs General Passenger Agent
mo PHILADELPHIA,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
Z, 9 Mammal. ns Mes.eneer. sonlhcrn Dlslr-oI ol
TVUIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the

TVUIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
4 ION doy OF September 4 D. 1870, Warrant ln Bank.
rnpcy wasisled the estate OF NEWELL NJ 81 EELE.
49, thg CIV Of r05kyu. Kings County, In the state Of ew
VI IL c5rryinc on business IN the City and County
NJ New YORK and State OF Ncwlork, who has been
"dlpjgrd baukrupt his petition; that The payment
f any debts and delivery ~ any property heIhEng To ~ en-
baarupt him Or for ms use ard the transfer o. any lope "
10 bif, forbidden by law that adjourned meet.
p a" tbe creditors sad bankrupt ucr debs and
- his estate, Will be held az
Court of BANKRUPTCY Ia be holden at No. 322 broadway,
York before Isaac Dayton, Register on
'iO -'''' '' - LOUIS y. pANN,
T. & Marshal as Messenger Southern District Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
VO PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN
between
EEw.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA

NEW'lUIh AND THILAUELFHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three depos In
Philadelphia, two In NewYork.
Double Track the Improved Eqpmeue aud tho Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety
ON aud afteTtJu ulv = 1871
Express TtaA leave NewYOrk Via Desbrossea and Court
landt Street Ferries, a. followst
48O 7JO s'20 o. 80 hmed IL a. nj !, s. O. $50, 7s0
$50 and IN sunday. 4s3O aud a m. 8, $50. $780,
$50 and %.
Boas ~ Brooklyn Annex" connect with ali through
trans at Jersey % anordng speedy and direct transfer
FOR Brooklyn travel
hoturn6s trains leave PHILADELPHIA s2o. 4 7 ISs, & $50
and ii Limited Exprees 1888 D. M a T. $3.50, aud
Ti3b D. m aud ~ midnight ON Sunday $40, a. T. g. s,3O
a M. A. $50 D. ~. and ~ midnight
Ticket Offices, Nos b2B and Dl4 Broadway, No Astor
House. foot OF CouTandtst No Coutt
a. and Bruokyn Annex Depot foot of Fnltonst, Brookvn
Nos ia lB pud lis Hudson st Ioboken Depot Jersey
CITY, EmiFrant Ticket once, No. Battery place
FRANk THOMSON, A. ~ FANMEh
0enarAl Manager oon1 Passenger AGe
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
A Y LUIUN LINF,
VI UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leaving Pier 80. N. T., foot Ot King -.


~ BETWEEN NEW.YORK AND HAVRE
Pier ~ Company new No AZ North River loot of Morton
IABlA DOR Sanelier Wednesday, Oct l6, $3.50
.Sf. LAURENT, Iaclig sneE ~ w nesisy. oct ~ p m
FRANCE Irudelc. W cns sday, Oct So
Steamers marked thus DO not seerlge passe nger
For freight and passage at Philadelphia apply TO Aon
LOUIS ID = BEBIAN Agent, No. IS Broadway
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
Steamboats, ana Railroads.

RRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatonIe
- ana Saagatuek hAnroacs Fare o. Bfdseears
and bridgeport al o. al 9u"''ys eAeepod' iiSo ~
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NewYork from foot Of DesbFesses and C0nrat
$40 m for Washington cograbus Cincinnati rudi,nap
south Pullman iroia baltimore 70 NeWark o. ani
LOOP NJ Washington and the west ana the souta VIA
Go,censyille @ Puliman csrs iroa New Yetk = naumoIs
SenRst; eIl; meas3s L9esynS "a a5d 81 Louis Thrush
burg; and nom Washington 20 Augusta and savsnnah
man ssepsrs from Ne~YorE % bsiimoSe ana Gsssn1as %
making close connections for Chcago Cincinnati lndisnap
9qd SSg,Sest taTguy9 Sss & from b1@or
burg, Florida New.Orleans aud TIE south '"'"
BTosaT ,ps Pi S ~ dCs SSgaay oa s m
K sRd F s ane eSg1 s Ie'f{ Sy Avn oy
RtiLRoiD Univ
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
" Ferry station 10 New York, ioot q IlberysG
Commencing oct ls7s-Trsins leave sew.York, foot ot
lloerty-st, a. ioIDwsi
chunk Ts@aqus wEssbsrT Eari &C. connss as'Sa 4
s45 a m;-For Iigh Bridge Branch schooey's Mountain,
Budds lake aud Lake HopatconE EastOn. HarlsbufeA
Maaeh Chunk Tamaqus, HaEetOn wfkosbarre Scranton.
1910 a. and p m For sonsrvile ard Feminrtou
,,P P NJ tor Finng'on, Eason. Manch CHUNK raraGua.
Reading Pottsulio, narrisburpi. 6c.
p i & t9r ,1 ,sh Bridge Branch scho1oys Mogatam,
hagch ChunE Coanects a. junction sh o. T. aud W r. r.
7i5 D. N Fof Eason
For falns % oCa .nts time tables at stations
hUNDAH IRAtNS-Lsave at D. m., ~ nj. Tor Bouna
iroak ano ntrmedste point aud AZ $50 Easton
Ee1di1g aud HARRISBURG
Bnats Of rookyn and Erie Anner" make connection
atJersoy Gay station, 10 aud from brooklyn aud Dopd
Jersey city.
NEW-Y0RK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION
~ Trains leave for Red Bauk. Long Rranch 9Ioye
&C, 1910, Has a. M. e. b.tbp m
Stages connect az Matawan station oand nom KEYPORT
EREEH0LD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Connscona Leave foot o Liberty a., i0r Freehod
$40. llfb a. m., T. 6;l5 pm.
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ ITsE
HOUND BROOK ROUTE
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
JLW LINE TO BOSTON.

Via Ayns Point from Norwich line Pier 40 North River
Steamers "CITl OF NEW-fORk" "GIIN OF BOs
ton" at 9 . m. daily, Sundays ucludoi.
IARE ONE DOLLAR every day In the week
Positively, tickets good only day Of sale and trains
connecting With boat at ABs Point Good for 81
cents. Tickets for sale az Pier 40,
NORWICH LINE
for Boston, Worcester Portland and all points North and
Last
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

II ADVANCEMENT or Passenger TRAINS Jan l.
lS77;Leave depots foot Oi COurandt and DcsbrosaCs
% 6SO y. M. Nght Exprcsa day fur Easton bethlehem
Attention Mauch chunk, WkesbsLre Plts,on, sayre. ~
mira Ithaca auburn, Rochester Buho kiagaa Pals and
the West Pullman sieeping ooaehes attached.
ROKI H. EAiRF. SupL and EnEE
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16

II NTDVNU NIIVIICHH I1VktT NUHIVIIIF HIIIIIV
II 4 for PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG, and HAMBURG
FRlSIA..............O oct II Lt5si 81
HERDER........... Oct "a NOv.
Rates ~ passage o. Plymouth London ChcrbOurg Hamburg
and a points ~ England. scotland and Waes first Cabin
g0II slOu Cabin gold 500 SegTage currency $50
" KffNHARDT a co. 4. Il. RICHARD a. BOAS,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents.
GI Brnad.at., New.NOTk. 81 BrOadwav NeN.IOrk.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16

| RRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatonIe
- and Naafatuck hAlroads Fare o. Steamer Bfdespara
eayes tatharne slip daily tsundays exceptodj al 80 nj
and BFiGgeport at1i o. ~
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16

UNROY B0ATS-CITlZENS, LINE. mn, ,o.
L FARE, 81, ENCUksloN 81 30 DIX 49, 1917 :, &c &c
TodA and CRY or TROY leave dsiy except satuE,iay
AZ m from Pier 40 N H. foot of Lerpys SURF cOune,
ton sih morning trans for an POINTS North and Wns
stnt.ro0ua end through tickets az Dodds A4A broadway
n " aud Courtst, Brooklyn. Free transfer from Broo.
IN l,v Erie AuueK ROata
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

MN y IlFsIN II EIl' n ?" ~
Location.
!. West side KinRsbTidge road, bet
1921 and lSJd.sts. s.....,.......
2. Tcnth.ayc., bet 18TH h lbSth.sls.
3. Tenth ave. bet 1884 a l54th-sts.
4. l3lst-st. and BJOadwaY ............
0. Lawrence bet Tenth ave and
9. lllth-st, near B0nle ward ........
, 2. broadway aud lUOth-st ..........
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
B0uND hnooK RourR

FALL RIVER LINE for Boston aud the East.
4 steimtrs BKI~ ~rOL aud PROVIDENCE leave NewYork
lsuudpys excepted from Pier No % North River foot
Of NJ lrray &C. at 6sl5 D. M.
Leave ilrooklyn Va Annex boats a. 3Op.m
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25

enorayer 10 the United States Min and various other
persons more or less famous. The engravings ana de-
signs are OF all degrees OF merit from the rude and mon
srous carving of the RedJacket Medal" to the finest
examples OF nnmismatc art Mr.. Joubat ar
ranges the medals in chronological order, and
not only tells the story OF each one, but
gives q Biographical sketch OF the person non
ored by it, an account Of the designer and engraver
and complete transcript Of the official documents, re-
ports OF battles etc, which the medal was struck 10
commemorate Some OF these documents he tells us are
printed for the first time, and we need hardly say
that they give work high historical value These
descriptive and documentary pages, together win
cOpous introduction IN which he tells OF MS long, pa
tient, and ingenious search after missing medals ana
gives narrative OF the agencies OF Franklin, Jefferson,
Humphreys and others in procuring the preparation OF
American medals In Paris, make up the first OF Mr'
IOubas stately volumes The second devoted to the
plates. Mr.. Loubat has succeeded in completing the
SERIES and the eghtysix are all here, In diverse ana
reverse For the mechanical execution OF the work no
praise be too warm The plates were all etched Dy
Jules JacquemGr, and printed in Paris oy a. salmon
The paper for the whole book. magnificent sheets OF
thick linen fabric, almost stout enough to stand alone
WAS made expressly for Loubat by Banche Freres ct
KIeber at Rives, in France. The etter-press Is the
work OF Francis Hart 4 Co., OF New-lurk, ana II ls
gratifying to find this distinguished house associated
with the foremost workmen Of the old world in the
production OF a model OF typography. Certainly their
share OF the labor is not inferior TO the rest More ex
qusite type elegant taste In the Arrangement OF
the royal page, end more perfect presswork rarely
rejoice the eye Of the fasdOus cOnnolsseur MI LouDat
deserves the cordial commendaonl OF his countrymen
for the lberality and good judgment which prompted
him to clothe his valuable book in SO beautiful garb
"Thc Cincinnati Organ" is the title of a small
and attractive book edited by George Ward Nichols. and
published by Robert Clarke Co., in Cincinnati II con-
tans not only full description of the large musical in
strument which first publicly heard during tho re-
cent festival but great deal of interesting information
abou the construction Of organs In general and short
account Of the Cincinnati Music Hall. The description
Of the organ case illustrated with engrayings of some
Of the carved panels and other woodwork, which
the ladies OF Cincinnati have contributed to this costly
but disappointing structure.