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New-York tribune., 1879-11-29


DR.. Freeman j. Bumstead died shortly after
yesterday. at MS nou.e, No q k'st imty- igh
a.. ar a pcoiraccd iiness His disease was aropsy.
arising from disease Of the liver. H. texn sich
In -ccmbcr ast and hsd been conf cd go bis bed .or
more than "a mouth past. Becoming UNCONSCIOUS yeser-
day morning De remained in that statr unfil death.
The funeral Will ID. held ~ -. Inatinss Church. n
West F0reth.st. Tuesday next at 10 O'Clock ~. ana
t4c Interneut viii be NJ Mount Auburn Cemetery, near
Boston.
Dr. Bumstead was corn in Boston April 21 1926. HIS
mother was a sister OF y. p Willis He educated n
tne Hlgh and Liiin schools Of his native city. and In
as entered Williams Cp.legc and graduated
among first in his class. Immediately uPon leaving
coic-. he began the suis Of medicine, attending lee
lures at 'thr fremont Medical SCHOOL In ls49 ne en-
tered the medical department Of Harvard University.
going abroad, however, the following and spending
ni. time N he hospitals OF London anl Paris Upon re-
turning 20 America in the Autumn. he vas appointed
House tO fhc Missachu-cii- 6"ucril ho'n'i,
md n l-jl received MS deg 'r nt Doctor
II Medicine from Harvard. Ia lrJS DR. buM dl
lrd ~ NsN-lpr ana began me general prIrcr ~
medicine. II l. 3 hr appointed surgeon tO ne
Northwestern D~penslrv, winch position be- nicd ipr
t,ya vears a. W. appointed t0 the - n surgeons
10 tie NcwYork Eve and Ear nfrmary rcnn mag con
nected with than n-tu l0u and 81 Luke's Hospital Tor
prom -- 10 1871 Dr. Blmstead Professor IN the
College o. Physicians and surgeons, rrsigins IN ISL
abroad with his family, where Ee s"At two years
IN extensive frdVe Wiling thc H"'pti- Aiu hi'icHi
schools In Britain aud Continental LuIOpr. Dur
ing the last wears Of his NE ne WIS enst-ed III
he x,lnoK in al the medical schools OF tuc country.
tie colnretr1 M MoTh I f n nE ~, % ,u,s "a sun
uirr Williams College conferred upon MN the degree 81
Ii D. time Of hi- death he was the president oi
the NrWYO!k County Medical society anG meuiDcr Oi
the New York Ac demy Of Medicine. In l-bl Dr. Bum
stead married Miss Mary Josephine White daughter OF
Ferdinand L. White. OF Boston, Dy whom Ne had iOdi
children. These survive linn.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29
PUBLIC OPINION.

Perhaps Senator Booth would accept posi-
t0n GU n ticket vita Blaine II II were unanimously Ten
aerea.-r Cincinnati Commercial CndJ
Holders of the stock in the Bavard boom
eau -eil short now. Tney will be abls 90 ul orders al
profit Cincinnati Enquirer lDcml
One of two things Is just a. certain as the
coming OF - Pafrcks Day Fourta o. July. j.
Grant Is nominated for the Presidency, Blame VII
BE- Lightning seldom strikes twice Il thr same place
There danger that Oaio VIII be struck next veal
ISew-Nork Commercial Advertiser (isrlJ
Not Southern State viii vote for Grant.
He ig the represent unbflGi ana iHsOent cen
frahzed power The baDble OF TIE FEW ritfleuralued
foss Is assuring the friends ~ Grant thtt
he is looked upnn favor the -uuth does not
resent the sentiments a c0rporas guard o. southern
white voters - Mobile Register DEM
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29

life in him. Ex-GovrTaor u aaui-el is ', Iil al
man. hut he n seventy ycaTs "'i. Ju"-c ."'i'
too with all his inteiinciusl uowrr. la. j.iss ' Ti
days of active political labor. ~iaE.-y Aa.i-r Vs.
whose talents are unqur>f ionabij -!caf. ls un r.
garded as n trustworthy pe'itesi leader nrcc~ al
circumstances. Our people hs.iryr t.i' tist 81
in Garfield every pua.ihrafio Icc ri
the s.nainrshiD. Nict-Presi.ient Wheeler in-h
me this morning thst If The Repuo Ican pirtt
outside of Ohio had tae choice t. maxi. th,r'
would he no question Of anVb body besiio Garfield
OF course ANYTHING II DosSltlc ia p Senatorial cec-
tiou. and thera may ne some eombIaat on ira. VIA
defeat hIm. Bat thank the whole country VIII be-
surprised # ONO loses the opportunity 10 put IN the
senate a man If Gariieds eminent merits a .
statesman aah party i'acer.'
% To 20 back to ths Presidency, DO Won hear ~
thing of the possibility of Mr. Hayes coming ~ -
cumpr'nise candidate? ? There S stcri OF thaf
sort which comes ON Ciacnnari."
Na. the idea i absurd HAYES cnnldu't con-
promise anything If grans ia out of ,he i'ii ihe
nominee viii De either sherman or Blame. beyond
any sort of GuestlcGr
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29
Y AcIlINGTON.
4 vl6OtuU. POLITICAL WOOiNG.
HfFt hLIfANs /, IHH VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE Bt'
iNG IA~SEIY C"CLTND.

fiit LILA - iHa AllGltiA !I'iShAi I ~ br-
ING LAGSEIN C.ClTND.
iET TfIAGg.Fu To 10. TRIBUNE
WAsTINGrev. NV. y p ''I'.cal aii-iFS ia Nr-
ginia cxeit- ait.u.io hef- fhr Virginia LesI~ln-
fnr' vsic1 wi ni,c- rcxt Nrdl. s.ia. j. 40 ri"ct
Urit u states Senator 70 .ueresd Nr. Niih"r..
The Legi-lstu-r IL 50 dvd,'i between the two fne'
iions If the Democracy taat the lew Repr5lican
members hold .he iaaac@ # power. The alliance
the !aficr o thrr fore se,ulruslv cnm.ed by both
;ha Gebi-payiDg and tac raaiu~ting Dcuocrats.
Prominent V.ra H. RepuliIcau who was in
Washington to-day fn.a "a correspondent - IHF
InsUsE that Gcu,rel Mahone. the candidate Of
fnr kcadinsicIs. j., making tar coiored Republican
Me aners ID .orts of promises 90 what he VIII DO
4 they VII support hir. This Gentleman says,
however. tat Virginia 2 puhicans generally cher
ish a sHspicnn ;aaf Genor1 MAJ one and his poIti-
ral friend. would be quite as ready TO repu.aie
their 7lei1es ~ Republican u-mber- as they arc T.
repHiIate size financial Obligation of the stat.
rs ine.c a. lItlie Or 100 danger Of the ReadjGster'
being able 10 destroy ne " "McCul'och Law. the
struggle hcf neeu them and the del t-naviu9 Demo
Gratis aPrc.r go have resolved itself Inro an equally
hif 'er nEe iar tIs United states renatorshIp Tie
FIvSlgl4n aplvs ,lentioned b. SAD guinc that # the
Lfpual.,aU gephcrs hold sollly tYgrther they can
de. c1. thr siu iustcrs. and can also name tic man
for Iaiief s,cs Seuaf or. ant can uake TIE breach
.f Hcrn tsH ra wIn-s of the Democracy 80 wite
inrt cannot ID" closed before tie next Presidential
election.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29


TEfnIr RfiL GovFHNNEvr FoR Alaska EECoH-
MESDED-THr AlIf RIriN iNHfBfr is AUSTRALIA.
iET TELEGRAPH To TT. TRiarSrl
WtslINGTos. Nov. 2S.-.In addition 80 the svnop-
sis Of ,he coming message of President Hayes,
whcl appeared ~ rnr TRIBUNE of Thursday. two
Other points which the message contains may De
mentioned.
The President calls attention 70 the anomalous
coalition Of affairs in Alaska. and recommends that
q territorial form of government be established
there. Among the reasons for tins r commeudaiion
he refers 20 TIE fact that at present offenders
az inst TIE law. in Alaska must be taken long
distance 90 be tried. Tie yearly expenses Of such
arrests ami prosecutions are consequently very
heavy. A. . measure Of economy ~ well n of GOV
ernmenial policy The establishment Of civil gov
ernn nent in Alaska is advised.
Tie President also mentions lie American exhibit
at the sydney International EXEibiilGn. which.
considering r'!@ lrrk Oi time and means af tie
command 0f fG' commission. Is very credItahlc
Tie President recommends an additional apgr"-
pril l0n 20 enable the United states 10 De repre-
sen. led properly ~ the Melbourne Exposition next
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29
INpIANA REPUBLICANs ON rIIE ALERT

The action OF the Republican State Central
Comrnlrt. u .ug tie he state convention
early The Z5th February. viii u, Iuliy approved Dy
tn R-puhcans when De reasons FOR 10
tally uu,l4r.taod. The Republicans 0f Indiana
oend,nfs a. they are IN carry the election IN the
Fail anu the April election Is equally IS important a.
Fal election The only way 10 Set OIL a an Nots
aud have amendments disc used before
,oai,iar tbev viii become the people Ii Is well
known taf the large body OF the Democratic party are
opoo.eG - these amendments Not one DeniOcra Llc
rar tn the STATE far as have observed, has dG-
vo.rated their adoption Iumbcr 0f leading Demo
cr.ts favor tuem. and among these are Ex-Governor
Ii-udrcAs Governor Williams and Grurial Manson.
Judge vehr Judge OsHurn, ex-Spcaker CauihnrLe ana
s.nstor Reeve TIE great DOaN 0i the rank ana NE
of the parry are opposed the ainendments, ana VIII
nlaKe OrgaAgz "a opposition 70 thcai.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29

NEWPORT. r. l.. Nov. 2S.-GOy. Van Zandt
has taken apartments Providence, IN order 20 be ia
daily attendance at ths January VI the Lesla
tuTc.
Mrs. John Jacob Asfor. the founder Of cosey read
iug room the Point for the use Of fishermen aud
the poor OF section OF the city, has
Gently forwarded a number OF useful articles for the
benefit OF it, DumerOps patrons
Mr. James L. Keene hnGs time to leave Wall street
every saturday the purpose OF seeing the
nemhers ~ his family, Who are spending the winter
here. He never remains over tweniy-four hours.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29
rHE SOUTH SOLID fea nAYAED OILY.

The NEw-lORK TRIBUNE OF the ZOih inst.
kays. A Ihe ,nfri oullG south rise up ln
80 ppOrt ant rot meeting IN much cii-
eOuragemeui The south l. IA favor 0 only ODe hnd oi
non Ona cEud date itr iead-s and JON nsis nave
refused Il, at ffBeral Hancock Democrat Ne ne
ana wuy sBoulu they be expected q" "a 'ccrt Grant
They want "a lIAe BayHrd. "hn iliihr the WAY 10
all bitterness aud tille IN ''tO make
ne S,ut:s pos ion ln The UlloI ul hOnNr, TIE
fri place" In TINS TEfBroE Is uof Tar lrou reLi.
-br NH coula rly desire pile- te reius oi
ernmeut the nsHd. al man wLo ru-dered Icr AZ
oishonorrd n.inaef Of tns UnIau. IL Tnon4s D. Bay
ard b. the sadrT 4 te Deinocsacy fAr Al lr"-l-
csufiai cuuffrt aud lie ai.t- ll.rfil record Is D.
constitute siansaruD ID asrr 20 euDrc cA N.c.oY
Nil hot TAI 10 l,leL upon THAR banner.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29
7r4p PLAIN DTTTY OF VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS.
Elorn NJ Pchragnd Dtsrafrh lneml

From the first we have always. TO every
hodv and in avery way. cOnceacd tat r kepnbiicaht
Mold th4 baiunce Of power. Il u always claimed tntl
the Rpubcan party eveTywnrrc respects The rights Oh
pronerty Can the Republicans or TIE virginia lrHi--
atnre dives themselves OF tbis re-pnusi4ltyt lhcf
raunof VDon fecir acfiO.1 may depend more ihan We
eboose az present admit depends upou H. II - lf
rss n, V5rtul sas made n fight for the vested rights
-. ry,n-rfv IN tie bOnds well ~ ia other
articles We therefore count upon The hef'1D ';iir
,rs.,, va havp named as appreciate he ~
sronsibfies of pOsiriNu ana have due re-i,rl
Tor the National reputation " the Republican, parry
I,e ,usrrvapye party Offers pratect tirtF miiohs
OF aoars' worth OF property. VII The kepnhiicAhs
b.uas Wirn 10 Dr1ng cOuIu iO-
srse confonnded upon the Statss nnaucea We staii
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29
p,prn ppOGRE-s TOWARD CHEAP TELEGRAPHY
- Lr.nn lha Hen- b-loLn- A-- -

SuDerintendeut Dlckey furnishes the lnfor-
,uat,,,, fhni he American UHOn Telegraph company
nave Tlfifa few DAYS. completed TIE purchase 0i
what h eft OF the Old Great Western lrir-.ph '"u'
,,,s fr.,rerfg covering from BOO 10 &VOO mrr 0l
ierr,fory iu Kansas Nebrs4ss4, Missouri Iowa Llh"e
sod A seossn They put iOrtr OF men al NOih iiih'
,1-r.i and xpecf 10 nave fne Old lines repaired auu
rr.d,- for business within sixty days Ills VIII enable
The new company 10 reaeh mnnr points tals Nirr
,rh,.h osh.ruls. woud be left unit -punz. TIE be Is
alrercv constructed from Chicago 10 Mii NIukee C"l
cage - Monmouth. Chicago 9" -pi1she1' denomination
~ .catur J.lief Princeton. q nCser 20 Cambridge.
prinect,u 10 Peoria and Pekln. uette To Rock j.
lard Rpck H. and 10 Om4na. Diulha 70 Kansas tlif,
f.1a lincoln NebrasAa CIty aud 20. Jusrrhl. Kansas
lfy 10 Toi%ka Lawrence to Ottaw3, Nchraska Guy %
seWard and br-Iurs thc old conn any AAs Z5l mites oi
pole, ua wlibuus Wirs. making totai 0f l55J miles ol
felegrapn lne There also Hamburg aid ci Joseph
lrau
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29
POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
CONGRESS AND THE PRESIDENCY


TALKS WITH viCE-PREsIDENT WHEELER AND OTHERS
AN UNIMPORrASr SESSION ANTICIPATED
PROMINENT PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.
IL Is the impression of both Vicc-President
Wheeler and General Hooker, of Mississippi.
that there viii be little general legislation
during the coming session of Congress. which
will he occupied chiefly by planning for the
Presidential campaign. Nj. Wheeler thinks
that the nomination of General Grant for the
Presidency would be an advantage TO the
Democrats. rs 1t would enable them to
unite in opposition to a third term he thinks,
however, that Grant woaid be elected if nom
mated. Ex-Coggressman Parsons, OF Ohio,
believes that Grant can have the nomination
If he wishes il. but is not confident he could
be elected. George G. Hoslms is confident
that he has been elected Lieutenant
of Ncw-York
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29
MIDNIGHT NEITHER RBP0EL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
yiscpsis dor Me D,gsi II hoars.


WAsHINGToN. Nov. %. l a. m.-The sirom
ceBtr. last aasht IGnoi- has movrd northcast~sri
over Lake Hygon Clnas. accompanied by rain in
aH thc di5trfr-s ea4r lie Rocky MoHnfanS changing
~ snow IN the Sortawesl and Upper Lake rs-loh'
rlrrotonipe md gs.ny weather continues iroin the
A Atgnsir stes the Lower Lakes. Cold u"rth"e''erS
wind. are now repOr ed from the CUR states 10 NE
Northwest ard Like region warm southcrY VIM
from fhe Atigntc states. Ihc Dur0metrr - hiNH'S'
over Indian Territory and Texas
fncacGftOns.
For the Middle States, rapidly rising barometer, brisk
hign north westerly winds. cloudy and rainy wrnthrI
rart SHOW tie interior, followed DY deci"cn1
colder partly cloudy weather.
For SeW- In gland falling. followed BY rapidly rising
huFanlet-r. brisk % nign nOr;hwertety WINDS, c)u'y
r1iuv weather. partly enow over tue intefluf
sicc.f ded by d clledly colder clearing weather.
Fng anal regions ~ NeVN 0rk and Pernsy vanla, ei-
perltare fail below ir,-zing saturday nlznL
Co1aOHGry Sgsdis.
CaufiOnaTv signals continue nom -ulthFiue 20 a-t-
or aud cauf0nsry 0lsnOr- signals continue az lndan-
o.a nld Galveston.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29

loss o ha.f N thousands l. entirely IN some
form Of ee per of the number
bald heads might With air rs lulicious use or
gufcur hy Ciirurl ~ D. the most agreeable
effective hair restorer ever prOlneed Dy
man q 4 trrlr,t the word All
others a some oeaCnouS pssonons dves None
bat Cuticur possres su+hc medical prOperties tia
enable II cure itching sY diseases that inamr
AMI lsrafe fhe glands and tubes causing pre-
mature badness d1srs Of the Cutcura i.esoiven
oil glands ~ the virus Of -crofnons
and nsarr permanent cure when taken IN connec
fInn N1fl II nufN Narl lpnlc Of lnncnrA.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29
THE NEXT LGEUrENANT-GovEBNoR.
TEE HoN. GEORGE G HoSKIys Confident oF Ill
Election.

TIE HON. GEORGE G Ho>kINs CONrlbhNt o. HIS
ELECTION.
Who is 20 be the next Lieu icnant-Goverror 0t
New-YcrA - asked n TRirUNE Ieporteroi fli" Hon.
George G.. lloskins. who was encountered at TIE
Fifth Avenue Hotel YESTERDAY.
'' am 10 be. as far as IS hnewn now The can
vass by The Sato Bo nd. h.ch meets o.. Albany on
the 18th. may MAKE sone difference n TIE figures
hat in the county returns am > - ahead ci Potter
This takes into account an error oi even hu1dfHo
votes in favor OF Pot er IN tie declared Fe-u.t II
Albany County. which II j. suppo-ri ih- county
canvass,r- have corrected ~ their ictrrn.'
MAY there not be some scattering Sotes-vo'es
with your name speiiei wrong or wita TIE wrong
iuitals-tha, the state Board viii have o. tar,w
ontF p
Yes. and that il tie only contingrncg which
may alter the result. Oar friends have, however
taken pains TO get direct information this point
from many OF the county CLERKS, and
in the counties they have Learl from
the number of such ballots Is small. aud
Mr Potter loses as much as do ~ theg. Unless
the canvass by the state Boar. develops some
tnlrg of which ars 40 complete ignorance, ]
sh q have 70 take ,he char in the senate next J8l-
nary
81 Hosl.ius rurs ab,ut 10000 votes ahead o. 'lr.
Cornell. He is about 1000 behind General Carr
90 alr Wendell. t Wajoutifs are figured cn' IN
ln c'f.- within 700 of taeM on che t't vote. ihe
apn.i,f.r greater dl parity being can,ru D.. Demo
cI W WD voted for Potter, scratching other candi-
Gates on thef lcAet.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29
INVESTIGATING NAMUEL gEBB.

A special committee appointed by the Board
M trustees and OF The First Methodist Epsco-
ma Church OF HoDokcn held secret session last even
ng and took Steps toward thorough Investigation OF
il charge. made AGAINST Councilman WeDD, who is one
r to. members of the church SIR. Webb arrested
yerenriy N this "fy a cnsige o selling policy slips.
.....,.. - aufn,uy tom
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29
CHARLES -CRIBNRR,- SONS

Memoir Of = = Prcntiss. By Ge0rge l. freaIiss b. d
vo-, ZmO. - 5O.
The Exploration NJ thr worId Famous Travels and
Trivelers By Verne. extra ClOtn, with
more than itg iul page engravings. % 30.
Thomas de Quincey. his lie snd Writings. with unDub-
lisel r-pOndrAce. BY A. A. Page. edition
lacea price vols. in sy0 cOth Will portrait
g.
Friar an.rimo and other poems BY Julia c. r. Dorr. l
vOi. sauage l2no Al -5.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29

When mind and body are out of sorts with
cold mites velOWurss ia the skln cOstiveness.
dull head .cbe, and ind.-pOsion To sur about De
you are In FOR oLon- attack sPr nging houl a
P.l. VIII nrinr the liver % a healthy condition, anu
sur,t,ily rp..Oye al hillary disffe-s.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29
HARPER Il Bros

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Rsv 4. Lewis And Chai sga
2O33 pages ace, bafd,. uuOnt - 50 fun sheep jOi
hall tatAct slO Jui f1ll Russia. .l2 90
Tue Sane Rock taie 81 the Mediterranean. BY Geo
Cuppcs. 4uthur uf The Green hanL" 32inO Dspcr is
cena-; soln 30 cents
Madge Dumayea A novel By the author Of the queen
OF OonnAughLf 10 centa
The Priaccss idiewny-. A fairy book. BY Mira W. u
Hays. illustrated Squarr l6no cloth, 20 cents.
Young Mrs. JardBc A novel; BY the author OF Jchn
IIa..IaK. lsrnLenan." 10 c.nIs.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29
Nor REMOTE POSSIBILITY.


IL is supposed by many that MI. lllden :
star went down with Governor hOD.s0l n Newly ork
lhts NAV or may not BE- So lut Wiz iS great energy
and buli-dog perfinacify. combined al wonderful
powers OF organization, u may not A iDurobaD- taa
he NAV be able heal the breach 1Al harmunze the
factions his party there. 10 give
bIm once more the cOutrOi OF NeVfofA ana II So WIZ
u rot give hin the Vintage ground - fhe nominating
convention ana enable him possibly 70 shape It's acton
aun der I
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29

AIincrvou. exhausng and painful diseases quickly
and radically by PULvEEXAcHERs ELECTRIC BELrs
Books with particulars Call address The Pulyer
maeher Gavanic CO. I. io4 26s Broadway, NewYork-
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29

IN unsDsdizei raiirc I'D shall be required 10 irarsf-
fe leu snd cundifirn attached the surr.d Zed fo'd
tic aud unstbsia Rel ne in order tAst 'he ~
fsrrs ami right of IN" Un ell stat ~ prnffcei
or. rai dets.. ttsat all through THnie De re-
qurfd bc done 0uly ON the snnsitz-a hHe-
The aurstlnn involved ~ one, and sffi-
o.v "a cts the rights u the UnItcd -tsfts Another
frc rnfncLd..iina submitted re'unvc u tle
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29
LITTLE. BROWN 81 Co.

The Iife and Writings Of BENJAMIN Il. Carti- idi;si
by b. =. turus wis., sNO c40tI pnrtfaitS So
The 4 reat speeches and Orat Daniel Webster.
win an Webster a setter OF kngisa slyle BY
Edwin p. NAIvplc syo. clYth. -.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29
HOUGHFON. OsGOOD a. Co.



Parma Household Eniti1u. new i9n oi this nota
he rur O roetry selected aud -ulte,i with pTelac. DY
Mr Emerson. Jnhorm vita Household Whllilrr donlrs'
&c. l2mo -.
Brrushfngs the Bett Lite Edited by Lucy Larcon
enlarged clifton 81 tii- eflng DouA " iAs1lc
Classic STYLE Price r.siucei % 81 -.
eealed Orders book OF slor, stories, by Elizabeth stu
of The Gates Alar AVIS. e.. vol,
linn II ~
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29

Nervors EeiI,astenA medical comprising series
NJ -r iriFfrf a. hah1s hlasuri li Anatomy. Wv
fnIs 90 me 90 ahh rnft or rem i-' cfine SHOWING IN
drmlng h0N 90 h'ltn m1y he fegn@a alOrding eisar
synopsis %" tho treatment 0f
nd hycal teDili'v ~ bsre-n of % yesr-
prence. ~ mail, 25c n gc ifafnD-. Address
--r1etHry Kshus Museum. 81, Bro 7dnsv. Sev-ToTk-
once Notice. oreign mails fsr end.
Inc III AZ November -. i-1 slii Gloss at tLs gn1ce
tana. vi4 .lcen-tTaDt on WEDN ESbAl. at ls3n ~.
of Ir-oD-, steamship Algeria, Qurer sfOvn fcOrre-
sftndence foe france aust ~ speay adressr lnd 90
for Figfe ln'st. s1Y -cIl-fn tanadk Hlyre
fHTI-DAN. 10 ilr Dv --etusin Baltic.
Queenstown foHIIe-Gsissncs fOr and
be psclal.y idire anl a 10 france.
bnurz e~pcEaence fof Grlt Britain and
f r'ouffr.nf u1a H. sp-caliv .laeS-.-i On @ATrRDAf
nr Germany all scotland 1st
-psffar addr-rsl and lls scotland direct.
Dt sirlniS 'irtasA va fh-SpN -h- ~ ~ Lu of Ia
by 4fein,ip hnsel "a - 7ipn ana sfeira no
Tor Denmark. sweden ant NORWAY fspatc1ed by
Hamburg and Bromen steamer. only The nails nr liayn,
81 and Turks i-anf lsaTa NrE-forf November
-. DO. mails Tsyti and Colombia leave NewloTk No
vrmbrr 20 The mails fur Havt and jamaica leave New
YORK November p. he nl~ Havana .eAse NswSosk
YORK November g. i0r val inf -0uth
Pscnc Ports New -YorS leceuoer The mAi- for
JaDan Franc .sso DecruDer - lte mas Tor
AastralIa. &C. leave san Fr.nsi.co D. ''c.niD.r p
Post onice New-York Nov. 2.. 1879.
Unnflug re lief from Dy-pep-sn may obtained btheY
use u HAWLEI'S AHoMAriIED PLP-l>-
The f2Bd Anniversary Festival - he 81 Andrews -
ciey 'he 7tstr of VII taks place IN MONDAY
INENINs. DccamDer !.
The members Of the together Deluosi.
JiALve and ih-si.. a. Is O'clock saa
requested 30 meet puucuay az oeuck Or te Transaction
Persons Interested Ia the soc- or a--ocianns wishing
With their 10 he rerbraf0n u ~ An
GreEss Day oD.ln ucaefs iTom The uisnsg
JOHN AANkAi, ~ei F-taiv,
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New-York tribune., 1879-11-29
MPS I NICK. HOLIDAY.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov 2S.-A telegram re-
ceiye here to-day from Winchester. Va. announces The
death In that city OF Mrs. J. Mex. Holiday, mother OF
Governor Holiday. She eighty one years old The
Governor Winchester at the time OF MS mothers
death. having been summoned fLther feT days ago
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29
LiPPINC0rr x Co.

la The ~chiiiingscoart romance. tfom the German
O b. 4.rift - rs A. L. NSteT lzno. extra oofa 81 5o
Madcioa Lesss By 1irs. Leith Aa-, author ~ win
stowe, imo Extra ciph. q 3D. Paper cutc., 20.
Bigcls,s' Lite Bend amin franklin wrarl by aim
ii'lea Ioat blgnoN Yo.s. lsn1 With
port iiogD sto-i. Por volume eioth si %
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29
CAPTAIN GEORGE A. COLE.

Providence, r. l.. Nov. 2S.-Captain Geo.
A. Cole CITY Inspector Kerosene, dropped dead at ns
home this morning. He formerly first officer OF one
OF the Collins st,amers and commanded steamship Oh
fhe I,tl
New-York tribune., 1879-11-29
GreclaI Notices.

Electricity ,oeciaty or the cure Of nervous and
'A'''''''' j. d ; SMITH, N. D.. lao East sOth
Bangs & Co. Aaciioneer- 73s aud ~ broadway.
WILL SELL
MONDAY December /. al $50 p. m.
A collection of THEOLOGICAL. RELIGIOUS and MIscEL
LANEOUs BOOKS.
MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. at 2:3o D. N
4 arge val abe collection ofcoINs and NED
AIS the property OF the lste
THEODORE W. RILEY.
Geo A. Leayiu j Co. Auefioneers
TUESDAY and "WEDNESDAY EVENINGS. December 2
Now On view. free day and evening
THE TITUS coILEcTIyN. oE FINE MODERN PAINT.
NOS. BELoTGISG TO SAMTEL rIrUs LsQ., %
BILE PICFU RES,
1oIP.Gn.Ay D.
more than one hundred others-wit thout reserve.
Also nsesFn lcngta slatustie Of Daniel Webster by
7. Bal. &c sc
Keasins'. Coass Loze-ss- Ihs ge.i EuEi.h rrlrsiy.
clergy die Dforssion- Sold by all drasEsts Prce
~ ''"''' = ToUGERA 6 ca. ysw.Yors. Agents
Thomas x. Kirby AaetIoneer.
$40 Broadway.
on FREE EXHIBITION.
DAY AND EVENING
AT THE ART GALLERY. s45 BROADWAY
Opposite wallacks rheatrel
THE L. p. COLLECTION
OLD CHINESE PORcEIAiNs.
OBJECTS OF ART
BRIc-A BRAc.
SILKS. RUGS. &c.
RICH N SOLID COLOR. PILcEs AND
HIGu CLASS SPECIMENS.
THE ENTIRE COLLECTION To BE SOLD WITH.
OUT RESERVE.
ON "WEDNESDAY. THU KsDAY AsD FRIDAY AFTER.
SOOS~. DHC- ADDS. AT . O'CLOCK
AT rAE ART GALLERY. sIj EROAnNAY
E--EIBIrIJN OPrN LAY AND l-s-a4Ao sTIL
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