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New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
SUCCESS OF 4 WORTHY CHAEITY.

The twenty-ffth annual meeting of the
Nursery and Child's Hospital took place saiur-
day at the hospital at Lxngton-ave and
Fiuy.Grstst There was large attend
auce Of friends Of the Institution. Addresses
were made by the Rev Nj Courtney, who presided, the
Rev Dr. Tiffany and Erastus Brooks According to the
annual report over 1000 children have been cared for
during the year. The total receipts wcro Sl3jsl3 9G
In which included $4,000 the proceeds OF the
recent Charity Ball The hospital has received leFdces
from Mr. Cleveland, Mrs Hobby and Miss Mott, and a
portion Of the bequest OF Miss Dauser The following
officers elected First dlreCtTess, Miss Cornelius
Du Bois; second dircctrcss, Mrs A. :. sullivan :
third directress, Mrs. 7. L. Van Rensselaer, !
fourth drectress. pro tenn, Mrs j. ". Ellis ;
Miss Hunters assistant secretary, Mas NJ j. Van
Wukle, and u Board OF Managers consisting of Mes
DANES D. F. Appleton. 2. L. VI. Barlow, G. Y. Bnrictt,
Edward Cooper f. A. Craven, +. C. Cowdin, T. W. Felt,
Chester GriswOld L. Hcgs, Is. y. Harrison, j. g. jay,
ir.. L. Knower a. 9. Kingsland. }. konlsaat, f. IL.
Macy James Gerard. W. r. Nefel. George Ogden, Miss
Patterson, Mesdames A. W Parsons, j. Riley T. Henry
smith, Mes NJ. X. Smith, Mesdames W g. ohiIto, T..
d. stanton. T. 6. Tinker NJ. II. 1moop, r. II. l..
Townsend. D. II. Fenton, COrnellus Vanderbilt. jr W.
II. Wells, j. H. Wright, Z. T. Wight and Leonard d.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
TRUE WORDS FROM MyEyiH
NsryAn. Broomc county. y. Y, Feb. .. 1879

Hyn. y BrduiTett.
Ny DEAR have used ALLCoCRs PLA,IEas for chronic
rheumatism they made perfect cure tho lad been
afflicted than i've wears
The rheumatic pains were so violent in my Joints that
could hardly walk and my almost useless. used
ACocKs PLAsTREs wrapped around knees aud elbows
and ono on each IN twenyour hours felt
relieved and day by daY grew better walking was soon
pleasure and ny arms grew and Yours truly
LEOSAHD RANKIN.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
SNIP NFWS.
ARRIVED

PORT or NEW y DIRK ..........Mar l.
str Lcpanto Bp Rogers Hull Feb O. via Southampton
O Sanders0n -on. -
days via Delaware Brcskwater, TO J = Tucker & Co.
SIR Meser Ger, WilligeTod. Bremen Feb H. South
ampton ~. to Oclr,hs & CO.
str Harai DAM BOnde, Rotterdam Feb J. Cardih
str Cohanim ,Br Berg C,tana Jan 23, Palermo Feb J.
Lawrence Giles & Co vessel 10 John Seager
str Acton r Strachan Havana days, with sugar ETC.
- Fuuch. EdyeS Co
Ct Ot Dallas Chester. Bruins wick Ga Feb "a, via Port
ROYAL %. to G II Mallory Go.
str Alliance Lawson. Philadelphia n James Hand
City OF New Bedford, Fish, New Bedford 10 Barlng
Davis
Str Electra Young Providence, to Isaac OdelL
Ship Wm Campbell tOf Th"mastonl HathoIn, Liverpool
81 days. ia ballast 10 snow & Burgess
Ship John BoTtr.m Nor, Jacobsen, Hamburg 30 days
with empty barrels 10 order vessei 10 G IobiasS Co.
BARK Albert Russell (oi Boston, Carver Hon; Kong l27
days with Indse 10 II T. MOrHg & Co.
Chiffon (Of Liverpool Graham, MaCASsar Oct H. Via
Ratavia Nov g. with coffee 10 Winter, de Wiser & co.
BARK Sunag ,Ot BOstOn Scott IlOilO sept 20, via st
Helena Jan y. with sugar 10 Barring Bros & Co
BARK Sieve Bloom .of 81 John -, Ruer, liverpool 50
dave win mdse 10 BowrinG e Archibald
Tar- Au-U Ceeneo Limerick 81 days in ballast 70
Edyc N
Hars Ffridg lNor, Berg stayanger 50 DAYS ballast
BARK KfaJeyca (Aus;), syernso. % days
Bark John Geddle tof Liverpool Jackson Bordeaux 5s
days N ballast 10 { " Bert1uy
Bark Post Nor. Henncksen. Bordeaux 40 days In ballast
% { Iotras q 60.
Avrir ttr, Brrhdm, DnnkIE ~ Gays IN ballast 10
Dassofi, Strzche & Co.
gaTE Mary Lawon of Yarmouth - Porter Dunkirk 32
davt IN ballast to Boyd HiuCkeu.
Bark Br. Brggs It Pierre % days with sugar
BTtg lie HoneLton (oi Portland Havener Campeschv
- DAYS With hides, etc TO wilson's vessel 20 Miller C
BTs Wm II Clements CBrl Wiuur Dunkrk Dec l3, via
Newport IL ballast ~ Scammcll Bros
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

some four weeks rather walking skeleton,
canc into CRrrBNrUN's Patent Medicine Depot No TSNth
pleey exhausted. just riding tTOn tOuF
teenth st. near Nnthaye. He took chair aud air reg
inQ sufficient strength. informed M that he had been
given up his physic 10 die from what they termed t.
be 0i consumption-One lung being entirely
other less Affected. He says " NJ
CRTIRSToS, will article which have seen adv rrsed
give reiefP Fayely informed him that It vas very
bad which afraid had run too long nut
advised try bottle IL certainly could do hm no
harm the effect explaining at the same time that
HosEY AND HOREHOUhD sOothed and scattered all ir1ta
tions and nhammsuons, and the TAH Balm cleanseu
and cleared throat and air passages leading to
tho lunga and that the additional ingredients kept
the organs cool, moist and In healthy action lie took
nv adViOe. bought a bottle and went away. on sat
the with light step aud smi
inR countenanoe stated that he used the first bottle and
found relief that he felt encouraged and at different
for bottles which he had used
and believed himself permanently cured said no sh0ud
all OF his frends and acquaintance which
he W of wealth ana influence.
The price OF HAEs HONEY OF RoBRHotND ANu TAKE on
90 cents bottle Thus you Will tbs gentlemen was
cured a. after paying hundreds Of dollars 10 physicians
drug at 81 cents and 81 Large size much
the cheapest 20 buy. Depot, CHiITENIohs Othgye
PJKE's IOCTuAClE DROPn cure ia one minute.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
H3EINE INTELLIGENCE.
MIN1AruRE ALMANAC.


TO-DAY.
Gu, -,sos cq1 Sun acts - 5i3 Clock fast I'm oSs
,,,n s.ts '' .lS Moan suuths $40 Moons days IL
mon " ArEE GOpAY-A Il "a,
sandy Uook 1.jb GOV island Jlj ilcl Cafe. 'Vi
'' mon WAIIR TODAT-P u =,
Sandy Hook I1s Gov Island. 800 Hell Gate..... Jhi
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
STATISTICS or ARBITALS.

ARRIVALS FROM FOREIGN PORTS FOR THE MoNlh
OF FEBRUARY.
W. , oto ,bo " arrivals of vessel. from forelsn
, AZ mis- nort for tho month Of February, distinguish
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

RESCUED CREW or THE ELIZABETH HAMILTON
L.rwES. Del, March 2.-The steamship Ly-
keus. winch arrived here yesterday from Marsellles
brought the crew Of the ship Elizabeth Hamilton
Of Ncv-YuIk. Captain PmtcaH, winch sailed from
pluladeipAIA .Iauualy - for Trieste. The Elizabeth
Hamilton was abandoned nt February j.. she had
ON board cargo ~ 2J7 js2 gallon, OF refined petroleum.
ms
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY ~ HupNUT' NO
:lS BROADWAY
o d, * NOON - ? q ~. Midnisfi ~
IL chest ru-,n- ~ i1Wrsi- '%
SVsrsr. 35li ~sr1a Isr. 1878 4l's'
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
DISASTERS or Tue SEA.
THE WRECKED DAVID II. TOLCK.

Long BRANCH, y. j., March 2.-Wreckcrs
are stripping The wrecked schooner David H. Tock AT
Barnccat The rigging viii he sold at Eev-Ycrk. The
hun viii he dspo-ed Of al private sac. The survivors
Of the schooner went to NcwYork yesterday morning
with the bodies Of CaUain Sawyer and his VIE. Cap
tain Frank NJ. Hopkins. brOthcrin-law ~ Captain
S4wyer had charge Of the child Geneva The bodies
VIII hr cmhalmed and sent 70 NnlhrdSc Ne. next
Monday evening. The survivors OF the ana
CAPTAIN Hopkins make serious charges against the
lnhmAE AEelmcml ol The Iil,-saNIns stations.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

Beware Of limitations. AILCooWs POROUS PLAsIERs are
sold by al druggists Principal Office, No 2VA Canast Ne"
York.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
THE NEw.YORK EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY.

The iifty-eighth annual report Of the New
York Eye and Ear Intmary' al secondave. ana Thir-
teenths shows that much good has been accomplished
with comparatively a small amount OF eNpend
tme During 1873 there were admitted 10
the bcurfcenCe OF the inirmary l1TSl new pa
tients This makes the total number treated ID fifty
eight wears OFT 432 These statistics inadequatey set
forth the Of suffering relieved and the pauper
ism and misery prevented Early III The year plan
adopted of requiring or such patients were able to
afford small iOi treatment the pay mcnt oil cents
fer euch prescription furnished them, AcquicaCence IN
This arrdnCemcnt has been checrfuly IcudeIed bY a
la ce number OF the patients, and from ths source
sufficient has been realized 10 meet large proper
ton Of the expenses OF the drug department.
bequcst of s. 600 ha- been received from inc estate
Of Miss Mary W Danser, and $500 from Mis-. A. 7.
stewart OlheT gifts received, among winch was
the endowment Of a. bed III Ierpetuty, by Miss JliIa
Rninplnnder, IN memory OF her father, the late William
4
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
CLEARED

strs CITY OF Brussels Br Watkins Liverpool Via QueeHs
TOWN John G. Dale. GlenrOY Br, Donaldson, London.
Henderson Bros. Tyran tBr CARVE BrrtoL Henderson
1ros. Rhen tGcrl Hoffman,. Bremen via southampton
0rrchs Co Zeelsui tBelg. FIaH-ry, Antwc p. Peter
Wright & sons Acapulco, ShaCkfOrd. AspnWal fIClnC Mail
- 90. santiago de tuua FOotc. Havana WW Z clyde CO.
Nickcr-On Galveston via Kew Wcb III hS
ory & co. Algiers Hawthorn. New Orleans BOcer Mo!
Hunter Fsruaudina Roberts. Cy OF Dallas Chester
lac ksOhyI!le via Port R0,sl IL Mallory COS cry OF
Mallory savannah. Geo lmyt. CITY U Ailau.a
WondImll Charleston. J Quintaid & 20 Old Dominion
walker Norfolk city Point and Richmond. Ola D"ml ZION =
c., John Gibson. Trayers Georgetown VIA Alexandra, /
Honne J Garrett Foster Baltimore Via SOdth Amboy and
Camden tcH-; NOT oh CLARK. PhliaifpiL. Jas LAND
Alliance. son Philadelphia James Hand. IIean'ta
Ioi son. Portland, Ames GauCls Bears Boston IL
DimOcz -
60. Otto aud Antonio tNur, Gundef4cn Bremen. Fulch
Fave & Co. " wilbur san lrtucis,0 sutton & CO.
Buhs H.gait lBrl. Rev Obs. l"nuou, Parker ~"
carl august ,,,er. sievatts. Dsut1c Funch tdYe CO.
Strasuuu Geo Oolbcrg. Autwt'p l & hadma"H ttmi1
lNor. Andersen Auigrip. eulaW Bprc-rn, 6rfh lNpr
Thomason. stockholm. Fuuch. rdy" - CO: ETagou t\or
WEBER les Sau!.s Oouu,. E,nuau BoJescn thalles
Want, cav. Havana. Miller K HoIghtnu. liukA iS"ed1
JOnssrn. Oporto. Bcnham Il Bo~r,bn; \Oa Berg Ger
schneider. Newark. Muller a Kruger
BT4s Aqulout Aust MaloFc. Bayohue Socovich < co
Orent rtaI tSr Sou"I OIoi TO- 't" Builey Nm !lpps
GayU Brautbcr'. Port rucc. Il Murray u. merry
man Leonard Havana = Hunt; GeorCiana dccrv IGnk'
lin Ccn urgns de Rivera Co G. ara Adams Ne tadleH
Matanfts. Jci FrvcS Co. II Jones Br auel, - Jds0
and Guantan mo Wayi-l & 90.
-cifs l. \ Suu" Gregory Cuara and market 60 AinSn'k
CO. ria mitchell IeieUl- Nuii"- \ \ y f'i1Il
Lewis Jrr. mic wilson & Asmu-. Katie tonns. Mathcf.
kingston A ~ solomon & GO. Hannah Conner rag Port
Antoine. Is J Weinberg & Carre webb Hawkins Key
West Ccta, kry- B.uu,r & Puckneyi rloFcuce and
Lillian, smith, Jacksonville Warren RAY John ID PeHy.
IlyLn Wilmington. ii W Loud IS Co
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

A Few UNsCRUPULOUs DRUGGISTS
Asv recommend cheap worthless porous past"rs
ou account OF the small profit they make them but
you cou reliable ph scau IN your own lo, d you W"
be convinced that BEN-ON- CAPCNE PoROl" PLASTER
wll accomplish than hAr dozen Ot any other kind
. Cure yOur cough by using MADAME POR-
TER, COrGH BAL4AbL Price %. 90 and 1J cents.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

COASTWISE ARRIVALS.
The number Of nom domestic por' during me 'an'
time o. follows 49, c,..- u.rs nrix. scbs Total
Ea,3s& East nj PGT5i ......: q Is III
frota
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
ARRIVED A M6r. ..

Rutame Br Perry Liverpool Feb 20 aud Queenstown
O 4 j tortis.
str C.ty Of Montreal ,RD Fulton Liverpool Feb IL Via
Queenstown 10 e. J a Dle
Str PowhaHn lHr, Price. Catania Jan 26. hcs'na 90,
Palermo FEB p Valencia H. and Gibraltar a. with fruit
to Phelps BIOS q co
Str Pomona tbr Mailman, noutegu Bay days with trt
Nrssti+
SIR WyauoEe Coach Richmond. city Point and Norfolk
Ia ola DpmIion Ss Co.
1T ,l1euarlc. Gi5p- Iewes 70 pll Dominion - Co
Atr Nrr"us Gailetf. boston. 20 u 2 D'Huck
ship sydney Dacres of iIycruuu DtwHon calcutta l2J
day-. WITH mds~ toord"r. vessel T. warren & 90.
snip I,ousdil uf Gthz0w. Jorutn, Liverpool 80 days,
with iu,!sr to uf 'CT. vessel 20 Henderson BT1s
Bark Ammonia uta. Fcec Smyrna No7 -, IA ba'lSs; 10
( Guuip
Hsrk Hatneen ,Tor. Evon'en BordeauI 70 days, 10 bal
last 10 Tobias & 60.
Fars London aG oays In ballast toJ Whit
ucy 60
Bari kings Comfy of Windsor -. Potter London Jsn
"a ballast "a Bcftah anchored III pIayCscnd Bay
orders
bars Alliance Sor. IIyorseu. Bordeaux Dee ~ in bal
last 10 Ecnham & BOresen.
R1s Ramirez. Barnard. Mnauan q day., with cedar TO
J Natd * %.
VIVID -sun.et-At sandy Hook. light Ne clOuoy. Al
Cl3 lsand. tht same
DISASTERS
81 John II, Mar -SChr Frances. OF and for this port
from Newlork 10 reported ashore and badly damaged
OuCslUTt. Ne
WAsHsGToN Mar / The Signal Corps observers Norfolk
reports the schT ChsTcs Paige. lS8 with lumber
ashore at New Point Comfort Va The Baker Wreckng
Company have seut assistance.
PslLApELrhiA, Nal 2-bhs Fannie Il Tucker. from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-27
THE PRESIDENT AND PARTY IN
KANSAS.
A Continued Ovation All Along the


BuR1IHaAME, Ks, Sept T.-An day yesterday
the progress OF the Presidential party was
marked by a continued ovation. At almost
every station on the route OF the AtchiSon, To-
peka and Santa Fe railroad crowds OF people
were asse1 blsd TO hear the Chief Magistrate
and Gen. sherman, and shake them by the
called out TO shake hands with their friends and
admirers AZ kinsby station q little hand
shaking sin was INDUCED; At Larned great ova.
there was little talk. At Sterling q crowd
came to shake hands. At Nickerson there was
more speaking. AT Hutchinson there was stfl
monstration At Peabody there was more talk.
Az Florence there were dinner and speeches.
AT Empor1a wild crowd Of citizens appeared
CITY there he % was an an evening reeeption st se Bur.
lington there was more laborious handshaktng.
and finally at Topeka a grand reception and
torchlight procession and halt for the night
In the journey. TIE entire party was hospfta-
bly, entertained and everything done to make
everybody comfortable. The party proceeds
TO Leavenwolth to-day, and win leave that
Alton railroad, crossing the Mississippi river at
Louisiana, Mo- The President is greatly pleased
with the hospitality of his reception In Kansas,
and fattered and honored by the enthusiasm
and cordlality which were everywhere spon-
IaneouS and overwhelming.
Arrived at Topeka.
TOPEKA, KS, Sept. 27.-Presldent HAYES and
party arrived here at 11:5O last night. The
Capital guards and St John guards (colored)
and large concourse OF citizens met the party
at the depot and escorted them through the
principal streets to the residence of Mayor Nc
Farland, where the President was entertained.
Though loudly called for he excused himself
baving ridden from Dodge city yesterday, and
retired. The city was beautifully Illuminated
ard the entire route OF the march was brilliant
with sky rockets and transparencles. General
Sherman and staff remained In the car at the
depot. A public reception Will be given at the
state house at 10 O'Clock this morning. after
which the party leaves via the Kansas Pacific
road for Lawrence and LeavenwOrth..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-27
YELLOW FEVER VICTIMS,
Beginning of the End of the Ep-
i6emfc.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27-Memphis specials state:
The Howard's sent out only ten nurses to-day;
only five physicians now on duty, owing to the
decrease of yellow fever throughout the city.
There was only one death to-day two miles
outside the city limits. Business is already
can be seen daily In the streets. Under the re-
cent Injunction OF the state board Of health
officials, the seed and lint cotton are coming in
freely, and this puts money In circulation. We
are reaching the beginning of the end Of the
epidemic-at least physicians and others SO
encouraged and speak hopefully. Citizens Of
ure, bringing In produce of all kinds and taking
out whatever they wish, and no attention Is
paid to them. Whatever merit there may be In
rigid quarantine, as preventing the spread of
yellow fever, this system in force here Is so
inefdcient as to provoke rdicule.
Two Mere Cases and Three Deaths.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Sept. q, 10 a m.-TWo cases
of fever are reported this morning-Alf Bor-
Jeska and F. Goldcamp. Three deaths have
occurred since last 'ght-Mary Stines, Mar
garet MoDley and John D. Allen. DR.. w, b.
cases Of fever reported at that point. The wea-
ther is clear and pleasant.
One More Case and Three More
MEMPHIS, Sept. 27.-Noon.-One additional
new case has been reported to the board OF
health-Allen Brown. Three more deaths have
occurred-Carl Il. Schuringer, Charles Hall
man, Harriet Archey, the last named c0l0red.
Charles Hailman died five miles from the city
on Poplar street bouleyards; the young
daughter Of Rev. W. T. Dalzell was stricken
with fever last evening at Fred. Watkins, she
had the black vomit last night. Mrs. Prestige
remains very low.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-27

THE WAR OF THE TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
The Western Union Telegraph Company-not-
w1thstanding the clause which was Incorporated
by Congress In the army appropriation bill
which authorizes railroad companies having
telegraph lines to do commercial business
has thus far been able to hold its own against
the Baltimore and Ohio company, The latter
company were about ready to announce that
they had completed arrangements to DO bust
ness when the western Union company got an
Injunction restraining the company from using
the wires between Parkersburg and Cincinnati,
The railroad company had also rented an office
In the Corcoran building for the transaction Of
general telegraph business, and contemplated
running their wires into the building and
placing their operators rooms on the upper
floor facing Pennsylvania avenue. The West
ern Union company intercepted the railroad
company by having placed In their lease with
Mr.. Corcoran q provis0 that no other general
telegraph business than their own should be
conducted In the building, and thus again
manager Of the opposition line, was in the city
to-day looking after the railroads telegraph
interests, and predicts that ere long all difIcul-
ties Low In the way Will be removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-27
GENERAL GRANT.
He is Interviewed on the Third
Term OmeAtiOn. Etc.


NEW YORK, Sept. ga special from San
Francisco reports a conversation with General
Grant, In which, on being Informed that it was
the wish Of many that he should be the next
President, the General is reported to have said:
"WeIl, don't aspire. But, suppose political
you,n was asked. The General looked thought
fully seaward and said nothing. On his being
asked II he had studied
THE CHINESE QUESTION,
the General replied: 81 have not. / left here
before it attained any prominence or political
significance whatever, and have had no oppor-
tunity of examining it In its California bear
could form them, in my speech at Penang,
which was delivered hastily and without warn
ing. said that the importation OF a race OF
slaves to this coast, II such were their cOndi-
ton, was great evil; but II they came as citi-
ZenS OF other countries did, saw no objection.
But, as said before, the Chinese question Ia
new one to me. / heard enough from Chinese
nese migration to this country, except for COM
mercial purposes, and that they are ready to
cooperate with the United States In ameliora-
ting the evil.' Do you say this autho1tattvelyf
Gen. Grant.-"I received it from the highest
dignitaries of the empire"
THE LEssEPs CANAL PRESIDENCY
was mentioned to him, and Grant replied, "The
Lesseps canal presidency, which you mention
as rumor, don't know anything about"
San Jose HOnOrs General Grant.
SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept N.-The banquet last
evening at the Auzerafs House, In honor Of Gen.
Grant, was attended by about 100 OF the most
prominent citizens Of this city, Mayor Archer
who briefly responded. At 1890 p. m. the Gem
eral and party were escorted TO the depot, and
took the train for San Francisco, where they
arrived at about midnight,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-27
INDEX TO THE ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

AAusEMEETs-1st rage.
AUCTION SALES-5th page
Balls, PARTIES, &c.-Sth page.
BOARDING-4th page
BUSINESS CHANCEs-4fh rage. ~
BENsoN's CAPCINE PIAsTERs-otn paSe.
boots AND SHoES-3d page.
sITy ITEMs-Sth page.
CLoTHING-3d 4th. 9Th and 7th pages.
Coal AND WoOD-6th page.
(uT1CURA-Sth page.
DEATHs-stb rage
DKY 9OoDs-6th page.
kpuCaTIoN-,th psse 9Th aud 7th columns
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-6th page.
TISASCiAI-3t aud 9TH PAGES
ToR RENT AND SALE-4th page.
JoR SALE CMiscelianeous)- )-4th page.
FURNITURE oh rave.
GFoRGET"wN aDvERTIsEMENTS-Sth page
HousFFuRNIsHINGs-6thp page.
LADIES GooDs-3d page.
LIST OF LETTERS I'd rage
LOST AND sOUND-4th page.
IoTTERIEs-lst, 6tb, 7th and 9Th pages.
IuMBER-3d page
MEDICAL, &C-rd page
wIsCELIASEoUs-ith and sth page
PAW BFoKER-7th Iase.
PFFsoNAL-5th pace
FPOFEssIoNAL-5.b page.
IIASos AND ORGANs-7th PAGE.
PICFICs, EXCURSIONS, &C.-lst page
PRoPosALs-7th page.
PALRoADs-7th page.
RELIGIOUS NCTICEs-1Ft PAGE
fCHooL BOOKS. &C.-7th page.
EPECIAL NoTICES-lst pase
STEAMERS. &C-3d pa9e.
HE TRADEs-7th page.
TEDERTAKERs, &C.-5h paee
VETERINARY SUEGEoN-7th page.
WANTs-4th page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-27
Banouet TO a JournaIi.t, /,

dispatch from San Francisco to the New
YORK Herald, September 25, says: "a very dis
tiDguished party assembled at the Palace Hotel
John Russell Young. Colonel John P. Jackson,
of the Post, presided. Mr.. Young was on his
tight and General Grant on his left. There
Mcdowell, Governor Irwin, Senators Sharon and
Jones, Mayor Bryant and the best representa-
tives Of San Francisco society. Itvvas the first
seemed to be perfectly free. 1t was tribute of
respect to public Journalist whose talents the
fraternity here appreciated and hon0red."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-27
One More Case and Three More
Deaths.
nefendinx its Poles.

POUGBKREPsIE, N. T., Sept: N.-The Counsel
for the American Union Telegraph Company
has filed complaint against the New York
and the Mohawk Turnpike Company, asking
the court to restrain the defendants from
taking or pulling down the telegraph poles of
said company between Herhmer and Little
Fails, over one hundred having been torn
down. Judge Barnard has issued an order
directing defendants to show cause why an In.
junction should not be granted.