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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-05
bouses auo Rooms Uanleo

bouses auo Rooms Uduleo.
HOUSE or HOTEL Wanted, furnished, 10 rent
with privilege u purchase sDmmO laiOn for IS
bosfdefs within Que hour ~ York fruit
garden railroad station Steamboat landing Ad
dTo-s K. BOX 80, Tribute OnlCt. Win parti
WANT furnished and unfinished houses, for
w sale and Ia rent customers waiting open evenings
DISBhOw q CONREY No. l6lG Bdxsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-05

IOOK.-By frst-claSs cook, Protestant (;
I able get up dinner parties lunchcons &C. makes eH
ce,u s0up- variety ~ side dishes creams, lclhtN &c,
c.v or country verbal references CAL at COZ Ghave near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-05
Rrlinious Notices.

Al the Brooklyn Tabernaclc.-Dr. TALMAGE viii
preach usual TOMORROW MORNING at $50 ana
EVENING ut 7:}O.
Al Scotch Presbyterian Church lfs'.. bet. 5ih and
Gth 10. MORROW lO.3n n. and y.
The Pastor, IN, Rev SAMUEL NJ HAMILTON, viii preach.
All Souls' Church. itl.ave. corner 2uth st.The Rev.
Dr BELLOWS will preach TO MORROW morning ~ II
clock End ~ g. p. Evening service seats are nee
Sundays $50 n m.
At Thrtytourth street Reformed Church west Of sh'
aNe-Diy.e DAY. 1880, Coos i,iiltuh
tO Moral Evil" AMI al 7O "a Chris anty Fiuref The
X V. CARLOS MARTIN, Pastor SUNDAY school session al
80
American Temperance linton -Stenway Han sun
DAY. Address by " TLiIAM mason EVA :. Pr 81
dent subject Prospect" Speeches T. ". Suther and
and Others. VIM DIVER soOIst e. Pctut, cOTnetst great
choir EUGENE UNDERHGLI- Soc.
AnthOB Memorial Church.
fSillst. wcHi OF 6th.rve.
Tho Rev. X. HEBEE NEWTON
breaches az II e..
ENINSONG AZ 7ij p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-05

y as good c0Os washer and iron good bread bl-ci ana
or b9ger yrrv ohcnr understands her bu-iucts In an
M branches no objecliou the country. call at go 9TH
rLDurI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-05
Counirn proucrIn 90 Set.

NTONTCLAfR. - Houses furnished unfur-
I'VE DisHed sac -ad rent Howe & P"IsoA... 'eiisi,1.
NTORRlSTOWN, n. J.-TO RENI-Ien
w minutes tom ceot good farm NJ 100 comfort
abe farm house. extra large barns ana 0nthmdlgcs eycr
lenty situated purposes large apple orchard 10 Jul
d. aIing per- auI otncr ftut price 500 per wear A
closets. &c; $500 per anuum. Address OWNER BOX
80 Tribune once.
ORANGE, y. J.-Ilou>cs and Country Seats
~ lrt for -'rt at VARIETY a'' Ir'ard build
ing lots. BLACKWELL EhOoo 20 Broadway, Room s.
ORANGE, y. ITO LET-A beautiful
~ cottage well located: four MINUTES walk from Brick
CIUICh S.. rooms lot AID cold wafer; bath
an IN perfect oder rent 5000 Apply 10 65 Deysi
Ncw-lOrE.
Nv RENTAL SCARSDALE-A furnished
cottage, rooms hou-t ana StaDe
within Of SClr5isle Station terms moderate Apply
10 c. BUTLER. - WAlsH-st
rJYO RENr-At TARRYTOWN and IRVING
3 TON-COU N1HY STATS, from $1,000 TO 5000.
large double ElICK HOUSE conveniently GATED; near
dc,o for sale very chcap-a rare opportunity. PUKDY
T'O RENT-At CrOtOn Landing, one hour
and twenty minutes from Grand Central Depot-A nine
COITA6EiOr 800 and siI room COTTAGE iOT o.
JerYcar Apply TO or address GEORGE T. FERRIS, CTotOn
Landing. y. y.
TO LET-At Plainticld, y. j., 40 minutes
from Sow.YOrk. handsome Two story and French roof
house x all Improvement; barn and chicken house
lot OIJ0U 10 mil utos walk from depot 500 ~ trains
100 Barclay ST., New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-05

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS German woman; large tX-
" perieuce in very fine cooking soups meats ana dessert >
pastfie- side dishes lake cnre charge oi ht e
reasonable wages best reference 36j Oaye near 23d st.
/ Istn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-05

! COOK.-Bv a French person (cordon-bleu) (;
able 81 get up tire elegant dinner parties, &c IN
style verbal references Can az COZ 6th ave. near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-05
Gilnnnono Udnieo-- fTdIss

I YOUNG MAN VINO has had several years
"A experience the European and south Amerlcu *
port ale Wog'l Dis" position where he can mdnr I7'
generally useful Can furnish testimonials thai viii Dee sat
isacory IN every respect Address t. J., Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-05

GARDENER.--A situation rs gardener; nm
w dorsaids all IN hTstcshs style; by stint 10
man; German Inquire lij Ea.t22d o.. WILLIAM RHINE
II fBTVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-05
Gitnutions Uanleo-- females.

4 GENTLEMAN and WIFE, WITHOUT CHIT-
~ dreu take charge Of house for The SUMNER or
longer. can give the reference ~ 10 responsibility
anJ carofnness. Address NETWORK EH. Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-05

AIRS Nellie j n Brigham lectures for the FIRST So
ccty Of Spiualsis at 1870 and 7i5 Evening
subject. The NOrcs Of Nature and What They Teach"
Hal, % West 33dst Seats The Cnldiens Lyceum
meets al 2:3O p.
Regularly Ordained Evangelist VIII preach In Gar.
enduu a 18Th 81. bstwe 30 AID ihayrS The FIRST
Fruits and The Harvest ~ Lords COMING" SUNDAY
EVENT q, April g. 7:j0 O'Clock. free No coec-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-05

Il Mrs. LOW Els German DuIeiU. loI
u l8h.st near 3davc. will always De found large num-
h, of drs class German servant. highly recommended suit
abe for hotels private families boarding houses %o Guy
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-05

! CHAMBERMAID, &c.-A reliable young girl
y - chambcrInad waitress Tarl0r maid in private
family to the country city references from last
| llace can ~ POI 3lst.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-05

( NAt1lhAN ana 'ribDOM.-bl IL Single Wdl
~ c0tchman and groom mat and ttT medium SIC =
experienced TciaDo and competent IN ali h. uts with
excellent city country references ~ % s0bucN aud hon
Trustworthy IN respect and viii appreciate
steady place city county. Poss call address
ROBERT No. d East 4 lst 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-05
Connirp Real estate for sals.

EOR SALE at a bargain. 81 acres IN New .,S.,
Il Jersey - miles from New York minutes Wal" ,luIl
ie,ot rood buildings good well an kinds OF fruit IN aDui
dance: romantic scenery, healthy location nu an,fcc
cvcr tc ind sDutabe: will he sold IT great sacIloT
,5rrss or anuIy 10 D. CONNER Mont Vale Bergen CO,NJ
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

ANOTHER attempt to abolish the Jewish
Sabbath, or to unite it with the Christian
Sunday, so that the Hebrews will not be at
the disadvantage of doing business but FIVE in
stead of sir days in the week, will probably be
made at an approaching conference in London.
Nearly all the synagogues in Europe will be
opinion seems to be that this change is only a
matter of time
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

The Surrogates Office in New York would
seem to require clerks of much erudition and
linguistic ability. There are wills on RECORD
there in Hebrew, Arabic, Latin, German
French, Russian, and lastly one written in the
Chinese characters which could not be deci-
phered by any one there. translation will,
however, be obtained.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

The President will be able to announce to
Congress in his December message that the
reduction of the principal of the debt under
his administration. in application to the sink
ing of the six per cent war debt, due at the
close of his term is full 500. 900 900, includ-
ing SIS, O00,O 600 lost or destroyed fractional
notes, which Congress last Summer directed
t0 be covered into the Treasury
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

DIR. Hendricks allows his wife to speak
for him Oh some occasions if the subjoined
little anecdote DO true: CAT the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, New York, Mr.. Blackburn asked him
Mr. Hendricks, would you accept the second
position on the ticket under certain clrcum-
stances3 His wife Immediately answered for
him. Under no circumstances
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

BLESSED BE CHARITY the way from
Japan comes the story-for the first time
made public through the Japan Gezette-that
previous to his departure from the Mikado' s
dominions, General Grant left $500 with the
Yokohama authorities to be applied to the
prevention Of the spread of cholera.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

Georgia lady, Miss Mary b. Gay, is
about to bring out new edition of a book
published by herself in 1857 under the title
Of prose and Poetry" from which she
afirms that Mark Twain has plagiarized ex-
tremely her ''Tom Sawyer" Mark is capable
of that sort of thing
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01
STATE AND COAST ITEMS.

Belle Isle has declared dividend of IS
| cents.
Susanvile, Cal. has been holding her second
| annual Fair and races during the week.
Three of the Perkins murdsrers -Kipe,
Saluskin, and Twonee-have been convicted
of murder in the 6rst degree at Yakima City,
Oregon. They will be executed November
22nd
The Journal contains an account of the am
putaton of finger from the hand of Mr.
Lamb by an enraged Chinaman who used his
teeth to perform the operation.
An amateur dramatic society is forming in
Reno, and az they have home minstrel troupe
they hope to prevent much money from leav-
ing town through foreign companies. That's
business.
The fuel for making steam in the boilers at
the Moody Gulch oil well in the Santa Cruz
mountains, is crude petroleum, which is con-
vsyed into the furnace by pipe running
from the well.
The Times RUiep says that counterfeit Eve
dollar pieces are in circulation in the western
portion of the State, and intimates very
clearly that they would be better to have
than no money.
The residents in Northumberland District,
Nye county, have voted unanimously in favor
of naming the new town "Dartell. 1t is
named after Peter Barteli, one Of the first 10
,,torS in tho district
A r-bearing quartz ledge has been
discovered on l.. j. Burrelrs ranch, above
Lexington, on the Santa Cruz hills, California.
west of the valley. The groupings are said
to assay from S. to s. per ton.
A young man named Henry Burgess was
arrested at Portland, Ocegon, on the 10Th
instant, charged with attempted outrage on a
little girl, the daughter of H. RatAwan. The
evidence Of Burgess guilt is conclusive,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

tbs Stockton Independent thus: &c How
to Run Newspaper is the title of a recent
book. The work contains some good sugges-
tons, but it's sale must necessarily be limited.
The book will be of no particular use to any
body but news paper editors, because every
body else already knows all the book pro-
fesses to teach.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

GEN. GRANT met with quite serious acct
dent by the cars giving sudden lurch as he
was preparing to change cars near Ogden.
His back was sprsined so that he was unable
60 walk without assistance He stated that
this was the first and only accident which
had happened to him during his long jour
ney.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

ART AND NArURE,-An exchange asks
With much point Why is it that artist
think it necessary in all their masterpieces to
have the least possible clothing on their
fguresl Even if mother is fondling her
child, she generally has somewhat thicker
dress on than that Of Innocence. Joan of
Arc never went forth to battle without being
very well clothed, and even if Cleopatra were
not a paragon of innocence, she surely never
took ride in her barge in primitive bathing
COSTUME, with all her slaves and rowers in
sight Perhaps it nay be that in three hun
bred years some great master will depict
Grant entering San Francisco clothed only
in cigar smoke, or Queen Victoria being
hastily summoned from her bath to address
the English Parliament Correctness should
he the 6rst quality of an artist. Therefore,
gentlemen, a little more covering in this
cold weather
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

TIE Porte St Martin is the Paris theatel
from which comes ar second hand the scenery
for many of the spectacular pieces produced
in this country. The Porte st. Martin stage
is at present occupied by ''Cinderells. -" One
of the most novel effects is view of the
royal palace illuminated for the festival
while from the building and down a wide
staircase rush hundred guests in pursuit OF
the flying Cinderella, each bearing eolored
lantern. Another is lake by moonlight,
the water being represented by immense
mirrors laid fat on the STANCE, rejecting the
grass and trees along the edge with perfecy
naturalnsss
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

One day stranger came into the nfioe,
looking angry, and lnqnred TOR Greeley. |
pointed him TO the little den where Greeley
was scratching away for dear life, ana he
made for it. As he went | heard min say,
. Fou--old hypocritep Greeley did not
look up or even pause, but kept driving his
pen madiy on, his nose within a couple of
inches of the paper and his lips whispering
the words after the pen, his wont,
The fellow continued, ealing Greeieys at.
tention to an article that had offended him,
and denounclng him as villain, coward
and liar, with an oath about every other
word. meantime threatening to knock his
head Oh" Greeley didn' stop for moment,
but jahhed his pen into the lax and vote on
unrusled by the b'aSfnt'i.y. & !.s, the
intruder exhausted his vocabulary, and
turned to leave the room, when Greeley
jumped up and squeaked out to him, "Say
neighbor, don't 60! Stay here and free your
mind "'-Oliver Johnson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

ER, AND Mrs Charles Davenport, Of Phil
.deiphia, the latter an actress under the
name Of ada Isaacs, were at Fort Wayne,
Ind, on Saturday evening, playing. As she
vas about to 60 on, in the last act, she was
handed letter, saying that her baby, born in
New York last July, and which the midwife
told her had died, was still alive. The atten-
dant had stolen il, but one day last week, be-
irg now employed in a cotton factory in Phil
believing that she WAS about TO die, confessed
che theft of the child to her lsndlady, begging
her to discover the whereabouts Of its parents
and satisfy them that the child was alive,
which she accordingly did.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

A rattlesnake with forty-two rattles was
KILLED in Kern county, California, a few days
AGO.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

Is this fish story A lady residing at Cow
Island, La, wishing to set hen, went into
the field adjoining her residence where some
of her chickens had been laying, and produced
some II eggs and placed them under hen.
When in the course of human events the
chickens were hatched, 10! and behold, there
came forth four small-sized allisators. 1t is
supposed that alligstsrs from an adjoining
marsh had deposited their eggs in the
field, and she, not knowing the difference
placed them under the hen. And what is
more strange the alligators follow the mother
hen around the premises A. happy as a
Colorado beetle in potato patch.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

Grant TsLIs SroRY-In Reno the
General was driven about the town in an
omen carriage, Senator Powning holding the
limos In crossing the Virginia street bridge
Senator Powning explained that it was
necessary 20 Walk the horses or they would
be fined. Yes, that's right" said Grant, 81
Vas once fined, myself for fast driving. 1t
was in Washington, just after the war. | was
driving a good horse through one of the
back streets, aud was going along pretty fast.
By and bye wls pulled up by policeman,
and taken into court to answer to the charge
of fast driving. Four or Eve fellows Went
along with witnesses, each expecting to
pocket witness fee of 81 80. made up
MY mind to fool those chaps, and when
clllad 10 answer the charge, | told the Court
that had good horse, and that he had been
making good time. "All right said the
pltch Justice, 81 vines you vive dollars.
paid the fine, and had good laugh at the
witnesses, who looked badly sold.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01
.sRAILROAD EXTENSION SOUTH. "

We have good news to publish o.day, new,
seich should he hailed with pleasure by ev-
cry nan who depends upon manual lsbor for
= livelihood who sympathizes with those
Who toll Me- d. 0 Mills, who is at present
IN New York, has negotiated for the material
necessary to extend the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad from the Mound House via Mason
valley toward Bodie sixty miles, and the Or
der has been, or will be in day or two, given
for the ties. SO soon As the material can be
landed here, active work on the construction
will be commenced. - Enterprise.
1t is only few days since the State Rail
road organ declared that tho Carson APPEAL
and Virginia Chronicle had made local rail
roads 80 odious to the people and such dead
loss to capital invested, that the projected e1-
tension of the " & T. Railroad could not
possibly be built, and that several Thousand
poor families had had the bread actually ia
ken from their starving children. We were
made to feel so wicked and inhuman that
sleep refused to come to soothe excited nerves
and actual indictment for the slaughter of
these imaginary thousands would have been a
boon. But now-O Joy! may emerge
from that dreadful over shadowing cloud and
smile once more Mr.. Mills, whose purse was
too aattened to undo the dreadful work of the
APPEAL and ChrOnicIe-viz publishing facts
never before suspected by the people, who
had accepted the situation without thought of
relief being possible-has concluded to re-
plenish it by making the dear people contrib
ute their mites and once more accept the stu
alton And how thankfully they ought to do
so--especially the merchants and tradespeople
OF Carson For then may the merchants of
Virginia, being at the terminus, instead of an
uaimportant way-station, ship goods to Bodie
1t cheaper rates than can the way stations;
AID the poor, over worked fast freight mules
will have a chance to fatten on sage brush,
and the hay-ysrds be converted into sheep
eorrals or tramp lodging houses; the black
smith can let his fire die i'll the forge and the
stage driver lay in an extra store of yarns for
bar-room entertainment; and It went cost so
very much more to send freight that way
Yes, it's decidedly good news-and We are so
glad to be relieved of tho responsibility of
having stopped such all important enterprise
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

DIR. DANIEL P. KIMBALL and Madame Car
olne G. Goodrich of Boston, recently con
victed as principals in the Jenny Clark case
Causing death by abortion) have been SEN
tencsd-the former receiving six years in the
State Prison and the latter ten years in the
House Of Correction. 1t is stated that Dr.
Kimball, in order to avoid sentence, attempted
to cut his throat.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

BRIGHT EYES is tho leading American girl
of the age And yet. shocking as it may ap-
pear, Bright Eyes is little Indian lass She
was muck like other Indians when papoose,
but was educated in Boston, and now gives
promise of stepping int history. She is we'll
informed. sound thinker, ready debater
and purist IN the use of English. She is IS
full of fight as was old King Philip, or the Ia
ter Teeumseh. She is now in Chicago with
Standing Bear the chief of the Poncas, ana
addressed an audience in that city recently.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01
ARLINGTON HOUSE.
NoHrn CARSON STREET.
CARSON CITY, NEVADA

Having leased this weil-known brick building nstif
friends and the public in general it will be kept
frst class hotel in every particular.
THE TABLE will be second to none in the State
THE AR Will be supplied with the best brands
Wines Liquors and Cigars,
e@Gooa cocks and gsntlsnanly walters have been
cured.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01

As An cid resdent u Carson City, ask AID expect
share OF public patronage. Ny intent Il 70 attend
porson to the wants Of ny patrons. BIZ SMALL.
tsl2H Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-07

oysters, no hbls. TwoOi the steamers arc
destined for Liverpool, one for London,
one for Bristol and ono for Bremen. The
cargoes in detail were chiefly made up as
follows:
City Of Berlin, for Liverpool: 4,5OOboxes
cheese, 5000 boxes bacon, 1900 sacks
flour, 4jj bales cotton, 800 bbis tallOw, 100
bales hops, 500 bbls oysters, l09 bales
leather, 40O pkgs butter, 100 racks lard,
1000 qrs fresh beef
Spain, for Liverpool: 5000 bush grain
1000 boxes bacon, 547 bales cotton, II
bales Sea Island do, 80 boxes cheese, SO
ties provisions, $40 ties lard, no hhds tai
low, 100 bbls do, 600 bbs flour, 200 bales
dOmestiCs, 100 pkgs butter, 9l0 cases CAM
ed goods, % bales hops, 10 horses, OK
and ! 100 Qrs fresh beef,
Greece, for London: 1890 bush grain
10000 boxes cheese, $50 boxes bacon, IL:
ties lard, 2O7 bbls flour, $3.50 sacks do, l0I
sacks peas, loo cases canned goods, 40C
bales dcmestcs, loo bDls oysters, $50 bags
clover seed, $40 pkgs sundries, 294 head o.
cattle.
Devon, for BRISTOL $500 bush wheat
500 bush corn, 3,240 bbls flour. 3,02t
boxes cheese, 1850 packages butter, 39l
boxes bacon, 50 bhis pork, 100 racks lard
l9j bbls provisions, l;I2 cases canned
goods, 80 tons oil cake.
Oder for Bremen: 1000 boxes bacon
$50 hhds, $50 cases. and 1850 seroons to
bNCcO, go ties and $50 pkgs lard, 20 tom
salt, lao bbIs beef, 40 bales cotton, 10,
bbls dried apples, 100 bbls peas, 100 ton
sundries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-07
UP THE RIVER.

NV CrNBERLASD, January o, 1879.
Editors Intelligence;
The 81 Of this month Is considered here
the coolest day since January LIST, 1874.
The past week was one Of decided activity
among the country people, who took adj
vantage Of the snow to bring their pro-
duce to town and do their purchasing.
Tie Waverly Social Club met at the
residence Of l.. X. Smith the other even
ing, and after the regular business Of the
evening was finished were handsomely
entertained nj table by the hospitable host
A party Of young folks from George
town, Pa, came Il sleighing TO the resi-
lcnrr Of Capt. Vim. Stewart on the even
ing Of the "a, and spent delightful even
ing tripping the light fantastic
pMttCnbcrg, Of the Courier, got lofty
tumble the other day while indulgIng in I
fast drive through one Of our streets.
Hon. John A. Campbell is the leading
star in the Wayerly Club.
Superintendent Bernard, the Marshal
brothers Of Fairview, Miss Lizzie Davis, o
Allegheny, Miss Maggie Mcdonald, 0
Wellsvillr, and others too numerous t.
mention were in attendance ut the Count,
Institute last week. The paper OF Nj
Free Marks, on real aud ideal education
was considered the best production reaC
before the Institute.
From present appearances We cxpcC
soon to announce wedding between tw
of our creme de- Ia creme. MIKE.