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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
DYING IN EXTREME POVERTY.

Mrs. Emily D. Skidmore, widow of the late
DIT. skldmOre, of Brooklyn, died in extreme poverty
nj No 800 Atlantic-ave., in that city, Saturday
nigbt She was separated from her husband
and after his death began a suit TO recover q
dover interest III his estate. The suit has not
been decided, but Mrs Skidm0rc was confident that
she would receive large sum. she was SRty-nNc years
~ age and nyrd entirely alone in u room q tenement
house. she was IN The hdDit OF going about the
city collecting food and othcr ,, arH'ics, anu
wealthy woman, resides Prospective. brooklyn
About week ago Hts. eldmoic was taken slck' aud ON
Tr,day her Daughter who lives IN Albany came 10
Brooklyn take OF her Up 20 that tune she bad
had no medical at but then Dr she phcrd was
called IN Her death s. attributed 10 lack or proper
nonshment and also 10 Cxposure, she mad no fire III
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
THE DEBT OF JERSEY CITY.

s. c. Nelson, the jersey City Controller, has
prepared statement showing the present condition OF
the city's finances. The amount Of the bonded dent
December !, 1873 was Sl4192,97S; the outstanding
Improvement certificates, Sl12.50O; ana temporary
SI5 500 47s During the last two months the Contiol
Ter mas cdecmed 500 900 in bonds; Sll 600 IN improve
,nent certificates: pad temporary loans Amounting 10
So95,OOO, leaving the present. debt cl3,29tl = - .
ductIng the water bonded debt Of S41sSoO0 "hch Is
There Ia due to tho city, for taxes anu assessments
81 6S1 4U2 on when there Il also due Interest amount
90 - 900 600 Dpductlng the available assets leaves
onv IS SIS org IL is believed that the $lOooOVU III
lclest due on the taxes and assessments VII more ,a
Of the assessment debt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
SAFES TESTED AT THE RECENT FIRES.

4 large Herring safe belonging to Walhin-
,haw d Voict wa taken Saturday morning from tho
runs Of the Vort. fire :! had talou from The second
floor the ad5-cell.r, aud buried under twenty
feet OF rubbish. Inc iron WORK t"IscG ana
distorted 10y the heat but the contents were preserved
The bindings OF tgc books were melted sIEhtN, but TIC
books VIII oe used H-Iiu afer having been rebound.
Henry BayHs. VINO occupied the tnltd and fourth
Aool- Of the burned hutmg Nos 81 anu "a Norti-st,
nad small Herring safe each floor. BOn safes pre-
IcTved thor contcu's ~ perfect condition Ihr non
wheels OF ono or these safes melted partly but the
books and papers uunjur"d hy the long exposure
20 heat.
In the two fires At Broadway and a. NnItA-St there
we're scvtnIeeu safes OF Herring Co.'S make, ami IN
every instance The oOutcus were OF damage except 10
the FEATHER h.udr~-. Tho patent ilS % those safes
10 WAch rs due tie perfect preservation o. their con-
tents i composed Of whiting and graduated epson
sails. Under TIE lLfu,u nee OF great heat Tins COMPOST
lion evolves clrbo"ic acid gas, which Affords excellent
nrnfrrIInu nE.nnsl nrr.
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rlRE Az LEBANON. Y. II.

LEBANON, y. H., Feb. 10.-A fire tonight In
c. " NOrthrrn's thrccstorv building totally destroyed
;hc building and its contents. Loss on the building
SD 600; partially insured. a. l. Wortheu's stock OF
div Goods and clothing; loss 81 900 partially insured
OddFr!ows' Hall. urnlturc and fixtures loss Si,5o0
Insurance ~l15O. Armory 81 the shaw Rfesi oss, t7O0i
n, insurance. Three frame DdudingS owned by L. l..
paw. were also destroyed Loss %3,2Q0i insurance
$500 The two-story frame bul.dinE = Durant Per-
Lo i total wreck Loss the building ami stock Of
,.iats ois. etc, 5000; insurance $4,000; H. Ken
bricks stock OF dry goods and medicines. Loss $1,000
martial A. insured
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3:45 a. n.
LATEST FORETGY NEWS.
LABOR sTRIKE9 N ENGLAND.

LONDON, luVSUuy' ItO III 10 10
The Liverpool laborers have appointed
deputauon 10 learn the Vows Of the steamship
Owners Association, but The drputaton Is
prohibited from making any compromise. NOT
a single vessel sailed from Liverpool for foreign
mart on Monday Several hundred san I'd nave formed
n uuiuu. Ihe bOilrr-makeIs Ul LONDON haEe stfdth.
ma nolt-akcrs pai tern-Inahers. and hundred other
trades intend 10 follow.
The TiHes'S Liverpool dispatch says The number Of
strikers of all classes here is now estimated AT 10000 10
st. 600 The sending Of a depuaou OF laboTers 10 tie
Steamship owners is regarded hopeful sign. Inc
,ailors express Willingness to send deputdtlon with
Il view To- adjustment
II is runofed that the Dundee employers are arraug-
ing for general lockout If the present parta! strike C
uilWOrkers continues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
CUSTOM HOUSE RETORMS.
PROPOSED PLAN FOR IMPROVING HE PUBLIC
SERVICE.

bIIsN
Collector Merritt has been in Washington
tnec saturday and his absence has given rise 10 runor
az important changes III the Custom House force Hts
known that thorough VcsuEaton OF the force IN all
br8rches OF the Customs service VIII be made u asceT
tain the cspcc4l fitness OF chief and subordinate CLERKS
inspecturs and other employee. such changes only VIII
Ice made i stated. the good OF the service demands
and :. declared That removals and appointments VIII
not be governed by political or personal reasons. Pc
sey what nod will be- adopted icr asceltJnng the
cHcency Of he present force mas not been deteAincd
mon. and VIII TOT hC until COLLECTOR Merritt returns
from Washington. RuuoT c-terday gave ne names Of
several deputy COLLECTORS chrt CLERKS tud other high
ufclal he removed for Nc cheney, lntcmptl-
tnce d other causes bat they cord not be traced 20
any +rusrVorthy source II is understood That the urw
pfc ais think the apIulu mcut 81 more new men
H. each department. VIII Humulatr the old coIES and
dcVut.ts On renewed CNt4GuuS aud greatly improve Tho
public service. Collector Merritt il expected to return
IRON Washington today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
DENYING CHARGES OF IRREGULARITY.
TIE ISSUE OF DENVER AND RIO GKANDE GALWAY
BONDS DECLARED TO BIZ REGULAR.

l.
BONDS DECLARED TO BIZ REGULAR.
President Ives yesterday announced to the
Stock Exchange that. upon an informal Investigation,
he vas satisfied that there had been 10 oVe-fsu OF
bonds vi Ter TIE Denver aid RIO Graude Railway mort
gage, since the loads we've admitted 10 tic ioaid
list This decision was made upon application
Of l. IT, Never. sole surviving trustee OF the
frat mortgage. Mr.. Meyer crates that the
ruuor was started for s,ocEt0bbinS purposes
rui that ne desired to have the n'SftQiclntht
officially investigated. Tie rumurs, he tdid, uaI d'
dressed the bonds -, from winch point thy idhed
Yesterday 20 9u1i The mortgage II J., CANNED, pio-
Ndcd That for the construction the road from Denver
CIV Col 20 - Plso. Texas, 500 miles, bonds should ne
issued Tor - OOu 600, the ratio ~ SlOUuJ me
me most dticuit ana expensive portion OF the road
nom Denver 20 IL Moro, Mr.. Meyer said was over
uuuufau- 10000 rect high, ana the cos hau tActedtG
$4,000 mile Tn, road was CoiuFlri = 10 IL Moro ana
Ciarland go miles, Tor which SG,3nOCOO IN bonds h3d
bcru issued ur =. 10000 in excess OF $4,000 mile
TINS II lad been ciJuCi by some brokers, was teen
nical OvCr-IsSie Of Illegal buuG-.
further stated yesterday that three coupons OF
the r,t mort lagc bonds were dc'aUtcd upon thc com
pletOu OF the road III Moro and by consent OF the
bOndhOldcrs they were Included IN general mortgage
COVERING the funded coupons and I'll arrears az S2Ioyo
q mile. Tie bonds now outstanding including the
funded coupons is claimed, not IN excess OF ST.
600 mile The road recently ledsed To the Atch-
ron, Topeka and Santa 10 Railroad COMPANY inc latter
agreeing oil litigation for night % way ana 10
complete the Denver and liO 9raude route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
EMBARRASSED IN BUSINESS

The Sheriff has taken possession OF the
Hotel Royal at sx-ayc. and Fortiethst by virtue OF
Judgment for 81 .331 obtained by VIM. NJ Fleiss &Co'
against the Hotel Royal Company The company was IN
corporated in 1875 by George Plcrs and NJ j. Butler
with a capital of 500 900, which invested in furni-
t,,,. and xtnres they had lease OF tho building for
eIent wears at on annual rental Of $4,000 The per
snnal property was fully covered by Chattei mortgages,
W NJ FleIss < Co holding one for $4,000 and II. i. De
Craf 4 Co 50 2G2 All the furniture and fixtures not
covered by the cnattel mortgages VIII De SOFA out S INC
sheriff tins week.
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70 Crown and Caledonia both f,ox

HoyIIR Feb l0Ar strs Crown and Caledonia both for
ew.YOrk for Glasgow. '''1
ANTWERP Feb 0-Arr str Naderland from Phlladelnbi.
HAVANA, FEB l0-Arr str CITY Of Washington from Ns
York. - ' w"
LOSpoN Feb 10-saiei 4th inst. Argonant Chlogea sr
Inst Charleston. all for NewYOrk: superbO 9Th nst "a
Penery, ~ Anna Ttb ns Whitney Otcren SOrridd.rs
The latter for Hampton ROads sth ms, Glenbervs ioi
Plaf Pima: Nrede, for Pensacola. Lairetta, B Paine.
Queen Hcora 9Th inst Tsernogora Southern Rights I'M
inst Europa, tho latter for Baltimore. "
Arr I'd Inst Galsthea, Olinda Rosa Nasco Ia CANA or
lust HeDe William liales. fruen. TN inst Fortuna Repeo
Name Semer Mats August, Rama SiOrBrst,
MA2caenr. 9Th inst Kai0pe China. John Mann Anso
booming sophie Adeone the latter or Dungeness Anstfa
Diana. Imma PaysaIt, barOue Podcsa. Bladder Bella a.
lance Gh Ellen MHnroe Forest Ben. Frank Calst1s
hc after with part Of damaged; AutOcrat damaea
Gen .tryley, Gaele. Twee Zustcrs, VIM McGllvev
Botsfofi. MacCalum More. Gutenberg Santiago H.. Il ~
frrrno cveD. The latter Deal, Emanuel GOyerbor p,
p"rO DOge Ncr Bruter Ersalnngen, WIN Case AtiiI
Attvita Golden Island AnOinctte &aie sophie ION nss
Becnsd. Agnes, Agur. ASH
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OBIIUtRI.
HENRY HARDWOOD LEECH.

Henry HARDWOOD Lccch, who died on sun
dtv was well known banking aud newspaper circles
IN his city, The financial crash Of Black Friday swep
AWAY his fortune Of COO 600. He was then banker
aud CROKER Philadelphia Ircylonslf be ad n,tn a
ar, AT traveller aud wrote book entitled me Letters
~ a sentimental IGer.' AtrT ms financial disaster lie
devoted his tine 10 literary pursuits. lie wrote pay
entitled Black Friday" which WAS prOduC Ell at NlblU $
Garden lie a. connected with The Nsr ark Hcrdid,
and was personally very popular. Iii. funeral viii take
place tomorrow morning
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from them The fac. IT, 400 fat cattle were sent from

BHsV1IIe U EnHIaDU IhST FpffHK.
The Health authorities yesterday took steps 70 pre-
won't eny bad effects the presence 81 diseased cat
tie in this city and Long Island. The herd when
arrived from Watertown on Saturday will be killed at
The Ofa dock today. Officers have been stationed ~
the ferries to prevent the sale 0f milk from the injected
Biissve stables. Doctors james ana Day investigated
disease and its possible effects yesterday and viii
present report the meeting or the Board OF Health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
TIE FUNERAL OF MRS. L. 4. LAWRENCE.

The funeral Of Mrs. Lydia A. Lawrence
took place on sunday at the family residence at Bay
side Long Island. Tne services were conducted by the
Rev H. NJ Beare assisted by the Rev. Dr. j. Carpenter
smith. The atendalC, ircr this cltG was Ney large
Tnc pa-lrireIs were Charles OConor, john w. Law
renee, John j.. Townsend, John W. BgelOW, VII
nam II. Richmond. John ". Weed, Richard IRWIN
and Edward : Jafray. Mrs Lawrence Nlfe OF The late
Of the Port OF NewN yrL was recognized leader III
l1,4.,4 IN
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DISHONEST CLERK ARRESTED.

James II. Harrison was locked up in the
Mulberry street Police statioa last night, a COM
pant " grand larceny preferred by T. ". Roger 10
Parkplacc the superntendcn OF the jersey division
of rho Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company.
Hsrrlsoa who Is twcntv-niuc years old, was a night
clorL IN the employ % the company az tier PhlaGci-
mi Offices About months ago he took $1,000 OF
tic ccupany's funds and away He was traced 10
n IL city, where he had spent the money III gambling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs. NO
2is BROADWAY
ean 20, Noon. %. m, 49, nidnieh'' 7S'
Bighest dunn ,he dav. 50 Lowest ~
Average. 2C7s Ssns nav, 1878 ~
Prominent ARRIVALS.

UIpdsor HoteI-H i. IInrlbut, President OF the
Indianapolis ~ Louis Railroad Company w fTth AZ;
~ no. r. Platt Carpenter. If POnRlkeepse Bnpovt
William Hamcrsley Of Hartford. ...ho,' b,une
,cte Robert Garrett Baltimore. NiUrSpcnf Houe-
General David STANLEY Major d. q. Swain T. A..
20 .00oitdn Hoe-A. X. Tngc Of the Treasury Depart
nent go dlbsmGrS Hotel Paymaster Lawrence O. BORgs
L. < E...Nsv YOrE Hoict-Captan r ;: Land OF 1lo
steam p CITY Of Deputy Insurance SpcIlu
tendcnt John A. Mccall. jr ~ Albany rH nous
General l. Marvin Of Albany and samuel ~ ShOcnaser
Of JousePTofessor l. v. I0fslOru OF
Cambridge CldJsEd01 Lotst-Robert Ienor BANKS
~ Hlbany. hoffman HOVscW lian McMichae, OF fhh
ada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11

shortly before midnight on Sunday by an ,h-
ceno,arv fire. A number Of valuable tack ma
chimes were either ruined or badly damaged
and large amOunt Of packing material was dcs,ioSuu,
The stock building were insured LOT soo,uVo !" .
lfuo Franklin, Pennsylvania North America, Ger
mania Home Royal North British and other conpHheN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
MGLoRY roKrEIrs HIS BAL.
William McGlory, who is under three indict

William MCOl0ly, VINO Is uHucI thrcc lhoiC'-
s-frst for keepIng dIsOrdery house AZ No lo3
Bowcrvj second, for felonious assault in striking
Henry Schneider last April vita q 1ung-slotj and,
tEiId for brutal assault Pmlp I3TGs last Deccn-
ber-uas called Yesterday for trial before Judge COW
ing III the Court OF General Sessions. lie failed TO
apncar and his bal was forfeited each case There
$500 ban IN the first case, and $1,000 Da III each OF
-. l.-r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
CATTLE IMPORTERS N GREAT BRITAIN.
LoSDOS, Monday, Feb. 10, 1879.

4 special supplement to The Gazette has
been issued containing order Of the Prlvy Council.
rcvobng after March g. 1879, article l3 OF the Foreign
Animals order 80 far a. relates - the United States.
Under article - American cIti" lave hitherto been
land, without slaughter quarantine The present or
DIR APPLIES t. ports OF Great Rr'tan only
-Ior otbcr ForsjgH Ners zee fjrSt P1yeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
DENIAL FROM MIR. VANDERBILT.
ne DECLARES THAT lie HAS so INTENTION OF
BUILDING AN ELEVATED ROAD.

BUILDING AN ELEVATED ROAD
In regard to the published report that he
intended to build an elevated railroad along The route
Of the Fourth-avc surface road william H. Nanderbh'
last evening denied that the rumor had any foundation
I'm fact Tho intention IL news TO me-, nc
said for have thought OF it. have no quarter
for such road and do not believe thar charter iUr
other elevated road wOuld be granted DOUBT stl
ously If charters could have been oplan1u
for the existing elevated roads II inc So P poo6s
They are practIcally con1scaiIOn OF property, anu
there Is legal moral right oy when dhe PT0iGr
On no we certainly have enough OF elevated rafoauS
do rot hellcNe our people are crazl.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11

breed were brought here for breeding purposes only
and as such should come in free OF duty inc autn1r
ties released the bull terrier uncondiiiOnaly 'nc nh,o
were held appraisoment by experts ther Vue pe-
estimated ut So each. The duty rs ~ per cent
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THE FTRE RECORD.

4 HANDSOME COUNTRY HOUSE DESTROYED.
4 domestic in the employ OF Mr.. Alexander
Nsstcrfon president of the Merchants and Mauu,c
tuTcrs' Bank. Of us city, WHO resides al BrOnxyiic
Wc.:cAcster County, at 1880 a. ~, sunday, noticed
flames passing the windows II the room ~ which she
slept she Al eprnng o. her bed ana aroused tho
family the members Of winch Lad an extremely narrow
escape from the burning uuiliing, al except Mr.. Mas
fJinu beng iu their night dresses. Miss hastrrt0h ear
lied ,Iid m her arms to thc mouse OF NJ nan, Their
r..r--t uenhur more than clEhth OF mile distant
I1r nrcluc. OF Mount Vernon responded 10 Inc Hdli
Inn Icforc they reached tie scene or cohNdEHl"I, Hr
IIlup a costly frame building. and nearly a Ite COLI
tents. we're rc1p Of rune. The nous" with - luIH-
fI. lcfur, st!tuar", sIvcrwarc and money vac '-i
luf,i al $1,000 The s!vcrvarc was valued al $1,000
1,I Was also IN the house the communion s,itlc" az
~, II, f,rrIri Dutch of Bonneville. Upward Of $1,000
- tlb notes and com belonging 10 Nj Nisiciioh, ana
go belonging 10 the servants shared the late oil the
building. 49, ooo $1,000, .,.. ,..t
,itI for - 500 IN the Broadway EaGlr and WesicAc.tcr
ta,a- The fac, 10 Is suspected, was the work OF dn
InCcnJIIIy.
FIRE - NE PL%NaILNANIA IACk "OHkS
IH.I - l t..4f, -,
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Lcscnh CascY was bOrn

Joseph Casey was born in MARYLAND, in
lsl4 lie was literally educated, and having studied
law was admitted tie bar and practised at New-Bcr-
lin Penn. he was chosen representative from Penn.
sylyaUit to the N% NIs Con GEES. NhlI ana served
frnu December g. TO- - March g. l~5l. IN 1868, he
was appointed ~ President Lincoln a judge OF TIC
o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
A RECEIVER FOR A HOTEL COMPANY.

On application made yesterday morning on
behalf o ZONE Of the creditors OF the NcIhcrwood Eoei
Cou,uony Al Netbcrwood n j. 10 the Vict-ChancelOr.
iur me appointment Of receiver, lie appointed judge
j. ". EunyOr, of PlHnHcld, 10 That p4,ton, ana III
rectcd INN 10 give bonds % the amount Of $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
DR., RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tastelcs elegantly coated for the cure o all .
order, l the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
C!srtsrs headache CONSUMPTION luNH">l on otpel
bnlpu,urss. bilious fever Inflammation 81 t' io"tis
auo e. arrangements Of the internal y-c"rA NdI4h'e- ~
,rcct 4. r,.. i've cuie. Price % cent? per box
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11
STEAMER cprv. SMUGGLING DOGS.

Special Treasury A@cn-i yesterday seized
~ rulI icrI, to kn:tt.tcs s,ur.s. Two skye Ter
tc...! .u.. b r- r.f Yg D-Ioiet 10 tlc cod hole
q, of NeytioIA. Itc s'iIJ.c was made
tu,a information mat .h" eve Ui uiT iine ""i" fmng-
EAAk Llese NOka ava NSM.lOiA ueaICis IHe lo" loAN
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-Joscph Casey,
formerly - Judce of the Court OF CLAIMS, died at the
Rigs House, IN this city, this morning
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MuLIAM 4. MACOrDRAY

san FRANCISCO, Feb. 1O.-Wiliam ~ Ma
coulGay of Macoudray q Co, died ON Saturday night
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SHIP NkUS
PORT OF NETWORK ..........Fob. 10.

PORT OF NEW.YoRH ..........Feb. 10
Sir crmauc tBrl KENNEDY Liverpool Jan 80 and Queens
Si The Queen b. Altrcc Liverpool Jan 20, aud queens
town 80. TO + w Hurst. 90
UiudOO BIZ stevens. Newcastle al ~ anu HuI ~,
va Bn,iOn Feb & to SaEdrIsOu < ION.
str Norfolk Clark, Phlaie pAia. 30 anles liand .
harrisburg, Worth, Philadelphia, with coal 10 Reading
h Htu. - ~ go, 49,.
SIR Jonn GibSOl TrAyeTs GcoIR"t own, ID G. ana Alex
su,tu. OJ I. RoOmc, N.
81, Ser,,ls IIaett, Boston. 20 II / DMock.
stT FrauconIa Bragg. Portland. Ne. toJ Ames.
Rank lola ~ hopkins ,Of NubrdSr. Mel Hopkins. Rouen
- DAYS ballast - swan & son.
Gark Inr,t (or pOrtiard Bacon. MatsnIas 10
t,y- with sugar lavemcvcf-N Elder vessel 10 master
Laura IS John. y o.. ~-tfrlTt. CArGchGs -
LAVA ladO tU order Nt-sti O. Boyd g. IL no en-
tOf WWdACll, ll,-"I. Neiae3DJ II Jay :,
,.-fl, coffee a order. yessei 90 T. LI-tDu 81. Co.
~rr -harrctt Port Maria pa, days. with oSwOod
ar, cocoa nuts 10 Moses Is Cohen vest, e. !4a5ieT.
e,lr Ncuo Adams. Etu'sVich. -. y ddNA win iuhbtI
"a. Dudzc htlI- * 60. vcHsci to II " Loud q Co.
~crt Geo Ingg Cannon 1purcstcr with nsh 10 Geo /
Irgg.
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PAUL GLENAI9.

PARIS. Monday, Feb 10, 1879.
Paul GcIyai>, the eminent naturalist /:
dead,
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NERVOUS PROSTRATION and DISEASES
" or MEN n sDecialty. Drs JACQUES 4 BRopiF I
University place, NeWYoEk. Hours, 10 . and 5 10 80"
NERVOUS PROSTRATION, Impotence, En-
arged Prostate Gland, structure and other Den,to I'
nary diseases permanently cured without the knife esu,t
o. PAIN, hsahel made Of Cob Natural Mineral sDr,n,
water Depot. pa Broadway. Eog-YoTs.
STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases of tina
- Generatve Organs radically and speedily cured Hours
to and to !. HEN RY DANIELS u u. IA Lexngonsy
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
4

TODAY
SIM r,sss & 30 sun sets zoo. $50 Clock fsst lanes
Noon Moon 5I-i Moons age days 20
HIGH WATER TO-DAY - a. "
sandy Hook 1907 GOV - and l'7 hsi dae'..' 100
HIGH WAFER lO-DSf-p. Il.
sandy Hook % i-laul.. 1eA GaJs-.... -
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COUNTERACT A TENDENCY. TO CONSUMPTION
BY using that effective pulmOnc 1iIIps' PaLAT,ep co-
IIyFa on, in COMPUTATION with Pno-rgQ NrRInsR Be.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11

Sleeping, I dream, love, Of thee :" the ma,
sad wAcn he tired his first box OF XLCR Bonelea Cod "u
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Judge Pratt yesterday gave permission 10
the trustees OF The William street Methodist Episcopal
Church to sell church property 10 tie Norwegian
Seamal'- Mission church for $1,000.
During the Sunday evening services at the
Broosyn Tabernacle disturb,Hc was C.cardby coli
ored servant girl named Mary Medley. VINO has 10
home She was arrested charge OF di,O-drrv CON
duct and yesterday Jurt!ce Bloom cent ncr to jail Tor
twenty nine days.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. lO.-lhe pennsylvania
lick No4s al AVlrslotEI. WeIe PARTIALLY destroyed
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ship Kuross ,Br), Clarke, from calcutta.
VIVID -suu.et-At sandy uo0S. light, NV clouly 4
t,ty I.laud, SN ciOady.
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Throat ails promptly checked by
JAYNRs FXPgClOPAST
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HALIFAX <. Feb 10 Tho -chr Nanome. with hsh. from
qrIuu tho West lnul,s Was dhAudOA,i az tei Inc
,.., uri, I.u,.ru a IlaNTc.