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New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
RAL1IMORE AND ONO RAILROAD

ID Leave HtwIOlk nom foot Of DeabI0sses and Court
laudt
so a. IN. for Washington Columbus Cincinnati Indianap
oils Chicago ana the West chmOnd. Charleston aad lilo
south. Eulman fIUIn Baltimore 10 Newark Ohio. aud
Chicago. go
90 H. for Washington and the West South via
GOloisilc Pullman ffom Sew baltimore
W8.hiu gton making coso connections for Ittsbu Cnc
natl uditHapOi. IOutville st. Louis. Through Pullman
Baltimore Cincinnati ~ Louis AID PittsbuIg
fun Washington 10 Augusta and Savannah.
daily. for Washington the South and Wet Pull
m.u slcrleTs from NeW.lmk tO Baltimore aud Wabhng goD
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati IndanapD
ls Louisville, Louis Columbus. I1ttsurg The South
Southwest Through Pullman from baltimore Ciucln
natl connects Washington with for LynchbuIg
Florida, Now Orleans aud IN. South.
through tickets please ca at Companys onee. 3l5
Broadway NewNOk and at lcket Offices foot Of COu tlandt
ana Des sbrOsses-sts. aud Depot, Jersey Ciry
ROUND IHIP IlCkEtt 10 KANSAS, NEBNAshS
And iiOHIDA
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ADy Of tie above by mall post paid receipt OF pee
Address
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

I IudTY =, At "''U y III tI7IvVV VI''7IT
! CPECIALTY.-ThOrO and eXpedlcious
- nreparat0n for College for state ana Cly
licenses success gdarluee0 references ehchangr Uo'4"
! II desired. PRINCIPAL, Wasln5t0n-squSIe' -'U'"'
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For Young Ladles-Country.


opens 25d year Sept ii. Rev n p EGE a. ~ President
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE for Young
!fB Ladies Pt;sied Mass rooms all occuped but al
oicnins jsn9er g. is5a; terms rednccdi sdyapinFSs
superior. Address the levs {. V. SPEAR and X. l.
ANEhY, Irncipsls
WESLEYAN Female College, Wilmington. DEL
3o,h begins sept Bqdpgs iG.t RENTED sT9 re-
For Both sexes-Country.
NLAVERACK (N. " COLLEGE and IiUD-
- SOY RIyKRINsrTUIE II Deradlmenls T4orogsh 5 Ugh
casGeae degree :oi ladies' students receyed and
duHur The Rev. a. FLACK, Ph. D. Pres
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Hackettstown.
to,5Gs Boh % scIe Ten deparimens Fifth year opens
September 5. %225 per Catalogues Tree Rev GLo
II. NHlINIY, d. D.. President
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL-On farm Ii
ana the comforts Of country home scholars receive moth
70 Ms s'i H. Guti G. SoSLI T Manasss asset l. '''@'' ''
III ILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport. Comm
io young lanes and children, will reopen september
SI.oNE AARiASA b. sLADE coRSEIII KSoWLE5
MISS s. p. MATHEWS Boarding and Day
w school Tor lonug Ladies anu CHILDREN Summit New.
Jcisoy. viii open on TuesdAy, Ocionoi / 1873
MISS L. /. ROBERTS'S Day and Boarding
sA School for Young Ladies and Chiiden Of Beleye NJ
NAPLEWOOD DINSTITUTE-Forb both sexes;
INE COncOrdvc, Penn; SO Per quarter students pre-
pared oI business Yale Harvard rst class professors
j. SHORILlBGF. A. n, Principal.
DENNlEGT0N SEMINARY. ThOs. Hanlon,
L j.. D. Pennington, Y J.. FOR both sexes We excel in
healthuucss cUuNCGIeuco, cCiDlIe thorough teaching
home comforts ana moGCa,e charges.
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE, ten miles from
- Philadelphia under tie o. Friends gives thorough
ccaie 20 both who here pnrsue
couIs OF study, and receive the same degrees.
For catalogue giving fun particulars Of study
terms sc, address EDWARD H.. MAGILL, President,
kwathmorc College sw artmore, Delaware County, Per-.
StEl Per Quarter-ROckland College, Nyack,
CpOO y. y. Both No extras but music. Popular
Course foI ladies' InuI W II B2nnsteI, A. II
Miscellaneous.
WANTED TO RENT-A bnilding suitable
w for board ug scb0o in locality where good day
school can DO obtained Address PROFESSOR, Tribune
Oficc Nrw-NoTk
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

ro,als ..... 81. 100000 Sl9s@
Tins il is seen that the business Of 1873 Woud
have been deficient $Ss4,690 If interest pau vte'
paid upon the full sum of the companys Ia"H"'s
II should be stated, however, that the lh'ei'~ "
the income bonds is not PAYABLE unless II ls earD''
but they are prior lien, to the extent oi WI "L'
out of the earnings of each year. beioi' 'n' 49,
In addition TO the direct liabilities ~cntloneo'" y"
company, after July |, 1883 has the h''I'" IT.
an $1,000 900 American Dock anu lhlMo''"'-
Compauy's bonds, and there remains 4 'oh.|s, n'-
liability on the Lehigh and WllkesbarIe 'o" w.
panys bonds. .h,,.
II WAS plain Yesterday to the dullest coMpen.I .-I
sion that the stock market cond not be ie'"'':
TO drift much longer down the tide wl'n0|' !,
inc 81 Momentum that would carry All o'I'' =,
Therefore it was not surprising that o'o"
brakes were applied the engine reversed a'ot ..ss
siderable headway made In the opposite ont'''I
The opeuing to-day was marked by weakness W., 'D
decline of from j. 70 - per cent fom the a''
Of Yesterday. Bat persistent ana con''1 .rish
inr finally succeeded IN turning prices "",' .h.v
they advanced almost as rapidly as Ee''e''"'
had declined. III feairrs
Western Union was particularly m" -, NJ
of the day. because after opening down "a
cent fromlts closing price Of ye'tet""i' "a .s
WAS directly the contrary from that 'Npc.'N ,.ri,
result of tho Congressional legislation =, as
II. nrice rose from 1OOl2 to 1914, beeau'" r." I,r
rrohoble defeat of telegraph legislation Ia
with that legislation practically a,'' :, lie
rose from lOOl2 to l032i, aud closed NJ" .,0,s.
higher price. Atlantic and Paciic Ielts''P ,.,.r,
which declined to 35 'sa30, against - = s,...a
probably better represented the genera b5ts
of the ultimate effect of the legislation yuan
,onrse of Western Union. NOFthwesleI" 70
was another prominent feature. ogehins ro.eto
~, and selling largely AZ 81. Latd " 4. srt
-oa. and closed at 5sos The preferred s'V' s'Vsss,.
declined 10 s7l4, and later advanced 10 o. ,,,b
rn. - paul stocks were less active Vu' A.
class recovered about per cent ol 'n'" azure.
clipcs. and closed steady at aoont lhc .o Ch.
Chicago and Alton was heavy aud zen III. h.
caro Burlington and QIincy was wl'uou' .',.s Ca.
;nr, r,ruo,ed ex dividend at 1l5GllH Ii'i"O snd
.-'1 n.os Iower NJ s2as2l9 and Rock ls''' Nc
fan,rg IN 1911. recovered to 1928. oi'o ..o, Il
.;a.inni ureferred was traded IN 10 'he ssSb
e,,I,. 200 shares, but it fuctua;ed belMee" 7lb
on; o7l, vnion Pacific further decline" " ,bsp
AGAINST 73la, the last price yes'ero'''
rallied 10 74asa74 solA upa
or the trunk line shares, Lake Shore sV' f,Op
7tis closing at II, and Michigan Ceh'r" ',rcnss
.-l, "a ssLass, but Erie was not ~ ,sAsk-
- ,vhen the other market was .na
1. a~,vsmes to-day were 2G'2 ana .ha
-, snol nyee was 204. Canada so"'"s ner
f',n'n it' nr% - ,Glso,6l lbe coal steehs "'''
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
Steamboats, an0 RAILROADS.. ..
,ENTRAl RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEN

" Ferry STATION IN NeW.YoTk, foot OF Libertyst
Perry station IN Brooklyn, T. ot Of FultOnst .
1S7SIfains leave NewIOrk, foOt or
IibcTtyst as follows:
$3.50 q. m.-For Pennington, Easi0n, Belydere Maucn
Chunk, Tamaqua, WikesbaITe, ElmiIa &c connects Az
Junction with D. l.. snd W. H. n.
s.45 a. m-For nigh Bridge Branch Schooeys Mountain
BudGs Lake and Lake Hopatcnng, Et-ton, HalrlsDurg
Mauch Chunk, Jama1na UszeltOn, kesbarre Scrantoh
Williamsi Drt. g. -, .-,--...
1p m.-For Pennington. EastDu, Mauch Chunk, Iana4uk
WlsrsUarre. scranton Tunkhannock. Tamaqua HaZeio1
Reading, Portsyilc HaTnsDurgh sc. - ,
=. n.-Fur High Bridge Branch Sch0o,eys Mounialn
Bndd's and Lake HppatconZ Easton Beiyldere ani
Nanch Chunk. Connects junction with d. T. ana W IL H.
b:3u y. daly.-FUr Easton Allentown ami HarisDuIB'
7:45 D. n.-FUr Easton.
For trains local points see time tables NJ stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Iraye at 9 a. ~, IL .. III. for Bolnh
informed ate FONTS and at 53O m for Easoh
ronis of he Bnoklyn Annex" make connection
Jersey ttv station and from Brooklyn aud Erie Depot
Jersey Cltv
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Red Bank, Long Branch ocean Grove
&c. at s:lI. ll:lJ a. n.. }, J'IJ j. M ,-.,,..onr
Stages connect Natawan Station tO and nom kEffOHI
FREEHOLD and NEW-GORK RAILWAY
Il connections foot OF Liberty ST. for Freehold AT
S:l5, ll45 a M, !, J:l5 p H
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ ~ LIN :. ~
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
6trambonls ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and oil points on II0usatonic
ID NRuPatuck ailIosds Fare oil steamer bridgeport
leAye6 Cathafnr sp daily -undlys ozcepodl at 1850
and bridgeport ~ II !.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26


J. Line aud United States Mail ROue.-On ana after
Januar - 1879 trains leave Via DesbIosses and
Cortland street Ferries ~ follows: . 80
Express Harrisburg I1tisburg the West and South.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, a. Il and $50
daily. ~, a., -. ., , 40 .
connecting CORY for Titusye Petroleum Centre aud the
OH Regions. Wiiiau-pUTt aud Lock Haven a. ID.
Baltimore, Washington and the south Limited Washing'
Pullman PaTOT Cars daily except sunday,
iO a nj arrive Washington AIR Regular at 430 aud
500 M aud lUp sunday 4j0 g. NJ and 10 p III For
IxprCss for PhadePhla 4:3 73O 500 10 Limited IL
a. IN. $50 j. D. g. 100 $50 and 10 T. m sunday 45O an
Q N, 3 6. 1870. $50 and 10 p H. Ensrlnt ana second
Rots OF brooklyn Annex" connect with all through trains
at Jersey CIy aOrug speedy aud direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel - .,,,.,.,-. -, N an . =, ,..,o.
m daily III O:2O y. daily, except Monday. From
Washin9ion and Baltimore 900 a. M. 800 80, 1910 p
n, sunday G5O n. and 1910 From Pmadcp phia,
40 .6O 90 1910 ll:0 :, 3jO 4Jo ego, $50 and
1910 m SUNDAY. 45O. 600 l0t1e 1880 M, $40 lO;lO
D.. 80, o,, D,,,,.o. 49,
and to ~ sbrosses Cortland ss No. C0urtst
TraaLlyu Annex Depot foot of Fulton ST.. Brooklyn nos
Ia ii6 and TX Hudson H0OUkeu; Depot jersey City
fmicrant Ticket Office 70 3 imltetyplacc.
'"''9 |. L. FARMER. ttcnl Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
StI En TO BOSTON
N .sDO VIA THE OLD RELtABLR
SIDkINEIDk LINE

SIONINblON LINE.
CONNFCliNG WITH ALL POINTS East.
NOT A TRIP MISSED IL SEVEN CoNsECUrI FIVE
YEARS
The ELEGANT steamers sTONINGTov and MARIA.
GAN~Ei leave Pier 3J North River uOpf Of Jayotl at
y. ~ daily except ~undlyn).
special nrscass limited tickets. GOOD only on .45
train ir"m ionngOn sold wa TINS line itum New York to
Boston fur 81 90.
ckrs sale AZ oil prime pal tlcke Offices. staterooms
at offices of Wcsc0u FVpIess COMPANY AMI ~ Nos
1888 and SJ1 BI1sWay Metropolitan aud fl Avenue
IIot el lcket Offices. -. -..
PRON IDENCE LINE, FOR FREIGHT ONLY
Steamers ELECTRA and GALAIEA leave fieT - North
O MatIunsLl daily except SUndys ~ y.
Providence direct.
ff,igiI via either line taken ~ loves rates.
e. ~ TILkiNs. q. l.. AgL j. =. BABCOCK Pres't.
Sl .OU VA rALL IIyER LINE:
cket- limited and good dav OF sale for continuous
passage and leaving Fall River the following
moruny 5iJO aiyn ~ boat Heguar tickets AZ ~
good on any trsn between fal River and Boston Msgnn
' NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
NeW.ioTk daily lSnndays excepted, at p IN,
from Pier ~ North River loot OF Muuay-t
Leave brooklyn. VIA Annex boat at 49, y.
secured at all principal Hotels aud
Ticket one eB at the Pier amt on Steamers.
BohDkN e LOWELL Agents
GYO. l.. CoSSoR Genl Pass. AsL
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

NEW-NORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RtIIROAp.-Cunmt nclhg Iecember 80,
lS1o' thrOulh Trans wIiI leave Grand central Depot
500 a. In., tsttIu and Northern Express with d.a"hS
room cars 20 Albany ana Rochester and from Albany 70 Mon
trtal, saratoga.
lo:3O Ia CHICAGO and Western ExprcSS with draw
ipg-ropu f. Cauludalaua. Rochester md Buhao.
100 Express Albany and Troy. with connections
TO JiICa ltutand.
400 D. N. Montreal E1rress with through sleeping
VIA -. ADAMS
GOO y u 81 Lous Express, daily with sleeping for
ST. LOUIS running through every Gdy IN me week also sleep
iug Bul!O Nlagl Falls 10ciO ana Detroit ana Tor
Montreal excepting SUNDAY night, via saratoga
1880 D. m Fast LXpress Or Rochester AMI Corning via to
ncva. SleC;!ug Geneva and Rochester.
$50 p Pacific Express daily, with sleeping cars ,ot
EOcnesicr Niagara tdl- Buffalo, Cevtan I0do )ctlOI
and Chicago and excepting SATURDAY nght TO MacIuWu
Tickets for Nos 2J2 and 4l3 BIOaGWay anu az
Wcscoi Fxrrc-s Compang's Offices No. ParkJlIee 1sJ
Hrookyn &. Il. AEEKEK,
Conc al Ea.gquD 4 30
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
WHITE STAR LINE.
l. - I.I-I IL .r.I 4 1NI-.- A - La n

NHTIE STAK LINZ. -,
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINEEPODI~ - .
NOTICE-Thc steamers Of this Line taGe the ane ll0e
recommended by Lent Mauy L. NJ on DOlh tho Ou"itH
MATAIuGN Saturday. March ]. IL an
RATA \ Nh Csnt perry SATURDAY.. March. \, s D.
REPO BI1C Cart Irvine. hnIsiav Maf,h - O. i
IRON THE WHITE STAR DOCk' flEh D. NOilh
RIVER
Tesc steamers are uniform and unsurpassed IN a
pchtments SalOJn, state rooms. smoking. and Bath
placed amidshps where the noise and motion ro
cps fet alurng degree comfort htheItO unattanaOe
. "a, H..
TATES-ssloon 500 $50 and tlOO Stcegage 9I3 Return
81 eteITur.
Jbese steamers carry neither cattle. sheep norpigl
For iuspe OF Laus other Information apply AZ me
Company Oncos w. - Broadway New or $40 Wal
hut-st. Pluadephs hJ. CokIlS, Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
SECOND CALL O'CLOCK p. "
rnIRD CALL--2:3O OCLOCk P. ".
TUESDAY, Feb. 2J-r.y

TUESDAY, Feb. -J-rN
The receiver of the Central Railroad Of New
Jersey has issued the following comparative state
nent of The company's business for 1877 and ls7s;
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

Rens & saratog.

| Reus & SaratOga
| 100. .Oc. IU3s4
! Mo Kar q Texas
/ lUO....bc. eS
100. ..... s =
| Chic & Alton
100. SOS
| Canada southern
100. 66l9
! st J. Kan Z & Nor
] 100. SD
800 ....... sss
st l. & Kan q Pref
| 300. ...bc. 50
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
DACEIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
DOTTERDAM LINE.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL


ron ST THOMAS, PARA, PEKNAMBUCO. BAHIA,
AND RIO DE JANEIRO Connecting az ST THOMAS
with German steamers for PORTO RICO and SPANISH
MAIN Inc new tlrssass steamship CITY OF RIO DE
JAN IRO, Wer, will ss Tor ne above ports on
WEDNESDAY, March at ~ NJ Freight 3 low rates aAen
for ports Positively frrgh- received after "a
paid advance Freight ieccl'el NJ
times RObcrts's Dock BrOoklyI 49,, or,,rn ,r,5u
INSCRANCE + LOWER THAN BY Any ,oIli Eh ilH Il
6UIPPIIts DESIRING INSURANCE CAN bffECl
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY, . -
Eor freight engagements. passage having ergat ac'
o0mmodaiOns apply 10 Z. Ii. IA L!OltG q ~ hsIbrsc
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
QfarDtr5.

QfdrDtr6.
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY introduces superior Teachers 10 College,,
Schools and Families. Address coll Ol Miss IL j.
YOUNG. American aud Foreign Teachers Agency %
Union. square. Broadway side.
AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
n 40 UNION. SQUARE, EEW.YOHk,
supplies GOOD teachers with positions. Application form
fO stamp Supple schools and families with competent To-
ttiuctOTs WITHOUT CHAHGJ.
4. COTLEsWOkTH PfNCKNEY. 80 Union square n v
A Inercan School Institute, Established 1855,
~ PROMPTLY provides Families. Schools, Colleges wIth
pTOfcs OF known cubrc and ChhrdctoII
cells and rents School Prop rites;
GIVES parents safe gdyiCG about GOOD NCHOOlS;
IepreSsnts reliable teachers seeking ENGAGEMENTS
J. W sCDEKMEIUIOEN, A NJ, secretary.
80 East l4uI ~. Onear University plsce) y. y.
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION.-Fittn for Col
Il lege d speciality highest clty reference. Addiess
YALE Tribune Uptown Once. l23S Broadway.
TEACHERS supplied 10 schools and families
Il without charge. Miss FLORENCE FITCH EDLCA.
TIONAL BUREAU 50 Union square.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

Commencing February ], 1873. Leave NeWGO!S, foot
IIb.Its -. Co. r.. y. 81 y. y for
sandy Hook, highlands ard ~cabrChf, = L. a. IN.
Hiellants. SoIui!Elt. Long ErdUcA TENS river ana
lGl~dtIlua. llij .. m. 500 y. M.
Niat.aEd ITd"-fuu ana Atlantic city, lI;iJ a. M
MaIetown. Barncgat and TuckcIton. tUo T. ~,
al an
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
,EW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TEKNTDN AND PHIIADEBPHIA.

EArHI~S TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS. 80.
1avc New York foot ui Liberty 81, for 1 onton aud Pha
dCpha az $3.50 =, 9, llo0a. M. l:2O $50 II p. m nj,
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennyyanla hii'
road, Third AMI berE-st at G1j way 40 93O lJoa "'
lSJ. 3.iO J.30. ~ D. N. %,
Leave Trenton for NeNYort l20 except Monday, e45
S:i:, 1920 a ~. l2:lJ. ID. i:l2, $40 y. m.
Pullman Draw room cars are attached 10 the NJ >
p trains 0m NeW-lOIk: to tho $40 a. nl l;4) r. hr
trains FROM Philadelphia. ,,,,,,-,.,. 81. =,
SUNDAY TKhISS-Ieave New.YOrk and Philadelphia at
$50 Leave New York for Ilen0 al y d ur
$50 u. M I.ayc Trenton 20 800 G.lO =. m
Connection made at jersey ty station Dy Terry 10 anu
from Brooklyn aud Erie" Depot, Jersey ty oo - n, d,
1ckets FOR sale foot of lbci'yst NOS n@' anu ot
Broadway, at the principal hotrS all oi,cs Hi 'i'
way in NcW.York aud Brooklyn and nj No. tolllSt 4,
BIOokyn Baggage checked from rcsit nee To atstHllon
L IL.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

WESLEYAN Female College, Wilmington, Del
w 3sth year begins sept Buildings just Tetted and re
furnished for CasIOsU address EevJ Williams A. NJ, Pres
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

&>n PER QUARTER 10 WEEKS. No ex-
or w ira ohaIges SWITTTN Q. SHORIIIDGE (Har.
ward. \. NJ Media Penn Highly recommended by baya
Hinton General Coils Judge BrOOms Rev. l.. H. Robbs
Rev. A. Chlds d. D. AMI others. See circular ior
Spring and summer sessions
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

DofC2G5s

Coupon
10000 ... pc. FL
Louisiana - COZ
800. be . jl4
Chts & Ohio ist
A.rat.. II
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
" WHY TIE SOCTU Is "SOL

III. THE CIPHER DISPATCHES.
And HOW AND BY WHOM translated. PampM
foIm Pnce rs Cents
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
DECENT ISSUES OF
II THE TRIBUNE PRESS.
J. THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR l

II. THE TRIBUNE INDEX:
complete Key the History during 1873, with
Table OF Topical Heads Prlce % Cents The TRIBUNE
INDEX 1873 1876 1877 and 1873 the four FOL 81 90
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

INES investigation OF the recent election IN south Caol
thOWing how Republican majOes wiped out by mum
tatiOn and fraud aIsO MIR. BLAINE 3 SPEECH IN Ill
EENA1h.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
TEW.YORK, HAVANA and MEXICAN

~ sTFAMsHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.NORk.
80 80 EOTrT.iIAIPIOE AND BRLMEN. .,,,
CONPANYfS PIER foot 81 SECONDSI" HpBOhf.N 3.
;I-IN MAI t>......-..-+at SlaIch H.,
VIsEI Snf March. $50 ~. .Sat. ~ icl. -
IA N. = OF passage from NTW-NOHk 10 SOUIHAAf'
TON, HAVRE OR BREMFE: re-,
FIRST CABIN tI0U SECOND CABIN ..-......>'o
STEERAGE. 800 , ...-. ,,,,,a
Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid s'oraSe 0o'
Catcs $50 CT. -, .ao
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
fnw Schools.

VALE Law School.-Regular course, . years
GIs0uete Or degree OF Cll years all tel m
Urens sept 20. Address IICf WAILAND Ncw'lisVen Z
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
1olo n,cLocK.-sALrs BgsoRE ras cAI1.


5.OuO..--.." 10 4
y Jt LIST COnSOi
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
Urfat Girunlers.

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LlN EKPOOL; arm,
~ The onv Transatlantic Line sailing under ths AMEi'
GAN FLAG sailing every Thursday from Philsdelphla
INDIANA saiis thu KSDAI, Fen. ~ IL noon.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

I EHIGH VALLEY Raj ROAD.
~ AKRANGEtiISi OF PASSENGER ItAI NJ, Jan j.
1877 leave depos ~ C0urjlaI snd Desbross" as
$50 M, Night Expges., daily for i.ton Bem,h'l3
AiieunSrn N4Irh Chunk NilkrsUaIrc. ilti'0l SNt RI
mir Ithaca, Auburn Rochester Bnhio niagara fdi5 ana
KOB'I H. -ANRE, Nupt anu ing T.
General Eastern once. corner Church and Cortlands
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-06
ELECTRIC LIGHT AT NIAGARi.

Correspondence of the Cincinnati Enqulrerl
NIAGARA FALLS. Aug. l5.- After supper
,ast nisL. reaat while on tue balcony
of the hotel, listening to the music OF
the band and the roar of the falls. The
night was very dark, not star was in
sight, fact upon which l congratulated
myself. About niue O'Clock / walked
down to Prospec: Park with friend,
and having deposited half dollar at the
gate, walked in. FROM dozen differ
ent camps in the park the electric light
shows with blending glare, making the
contrast bstween brightness and gloon
az marked az possible. The crowds were
all moving in one direction. the parapet
at the very brink of the American falls,
and when | arrived there was sight
that will live in me- while memory holds
its seat within my brain. AS looked
over the edge OF the chasm, a single
electric light was playing on the face of
the fall, converting into mass of NOV.
ing snow whose dazzling whiteness rolled
on. with awful aud majestic grandeur.
the mist that arose from the whirlpools
below looked weird aud CHASTITY and as.
sumed most fantastic shapes. My mind
reverted to descriptions of Arctic scenery
and for moment felt as though was
one of the crew of the Jeanette, near the
North pole. and had just discovered
cascade of snow. All full of this feeling.
7 stood half enraptured, lsssenipg OF
the brilliancy of the ligh, changed the
aspect OF the scene. The water now
seemed liquid glass, and moved as me-
chanicaliy and looked az unreal as any
painted cataract seen on the mimic stage.
Suddenly the manipulation of the light on
the cliff slides sheet OF rose-coIored
glass before his lamp. The scene becomes
ensan2u,ned, and now it is a cataract of
blood that roars and misses and seethes
before me AS though it were the gore of
murdered nations crying to-nay, de-
tnanding vengeance Of heaven. This
light is arranged to take in the brink nnd
upper part of the fails. md then one
shaded blue converts the foam into boil
ing and uncanny shapes. The next in
stant flood of white light is projected
between the red and the blue, and the
great waterfall becomes the grandest
representation Of that banner of beauty
and bravery. the American flag, ever
a sn by mortal eye. Twice while this
effect was produced the spectators broke
ont in raptnrous Eyes, that's the word)
applause. and I felt ny heart humping
With patriotic fever that almost made
me cry out in ecstatic joy. By blending
thu lights and SHADES thrown from the
different lamps On the falls the qusintesl
and most picturesque effects are pro
duced, and one almost imagines himsel
in fairy land at the mercy of some geni
Of dslusion who csptivates and enrap
tures its senses at will. have looked
at the finest transformation scenes eve
presented to the attention OF America,
audiences, but the very best Of them wa
the quintesssnos OF insignifcauce whel
compared to the beauty of Niagara b.
electric light.
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A GRAVE STORY.
New York Graphic. !,

LEV" AoAh SAoPhlS.i
Elias Lipsis was brother of Adah
Issacs Menken, and in lite at San Fran
cisco variety show manager.
He killed himself. He had widow,
by name on the stage Carrie Wilson.
She buried him. She decorated his
grave with flowers.
One day, coming with more flowers,
she found on the grave an elegant floral
CROSS. She found not only the cross but
the young woman who placed it there.
She asked tho young woman why she
placed it there aud what was her name.
The young woman said her name was
Rose Evans, and she placed it there be-
cause 10 life Elias loved her and she
loved Elias, and that Elias loved her
much more than he did Carrie Wilson.
Upon this the two ladies became vio.
iently excited, and their language over
the dead mans grave was anything but
the language Of flowers,
You drove Elias to suicide. you, "
said Carrie.
"You drove him to suicide. you
-" said Rose, "and I can prove it..
There. read that, his letter to me-"
IEd WIuOW Tohu, III Liihb uauOWrltluR,
II am not in the best Of spirits. for my
wife arrived this noon from Virginia
City and have bad"
Tho widow said no more: They left
the grave covered with flowers. Elias
slept the sleep of variety stage managers.
Rose kept on decorating as before.
So did Carrie.
But it was observed they did not dec
corate the some grave.
Rose had grave to herself in one por.
ton of Laurel Hill Cemetery; Carrie
stuck by the old mound.
The flower merchants encouraged the
two girls and advised them to keep it up.
At last Carrie grew suspicious. She
hired man and had Elias dug up.
The man dug. but could not fnd Elias.
He found not even a coffin.
Rose had Elias in death. She had
dug Elias mp and planted him in another
grave.
The end is not yet.
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I when Shakespeare wrote about men
whose heads do grow beneath their
shoulders, be must have foreseen the
collar Of the period I'm: X. Mail.