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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-12-04
Made Board and Lodging of IT.

An English paper relates that in a
farmhouse at Kirkcaldy tempting
ham hung from one of the rafters, and
a rat with rare instinct gnawed hole in
the woodwork directly over it, and. de-
scending, ate it's way into the interior
OF the sweet morsel. One day the
housewife started to take the ham down,
when out bolted the depredator and into
the hole. The ham was perfect shell,
skin and bone only remaining to show
its form. while the rat had begun to
build nest in 1t.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-12-04
WIT AND HUMOR.

lHh SLANDERED SALESMAN.
Days ago. dear wife, my treasure.
"hen our sad sate defined.
nopeiul words spoke unto YOU
-, VIKING hands sure work will find.n
1hroOgh your tears you smiled upon me
ny you stopped to kiss our child:
1t Tue Wounding probe still ranked
III my heart till felt wild
hgstefoay you. too, remember
now murmured at nv lot
- tAe business men frowned on me-
o nOohil.g words they dare speak not:
Nl!eo 10 me that when creation
= felshed TO form man like me.
ne lnlstake was made about it
Ihat the devil laughed in gIee.
5 r requirements were too mental
FOR a man like me-" they said.
Patronlzingly they said it,
Thue my face flushed deep with red.
AS told them that = compulsion
Fitted man for any tate"
Aneh The price 1 was deserving
Far surpassed their usual rate.~
Ihen vowed to don my old clothes.
thrust my silk hat in the fire,
BUY wood-saw, AK and shovel,
ana solicit for such hire.
But your vacant look unneryed me.
ana said, "l'll try again
For place-yet far more sIavino
Mong the genteel business men,
dld try, my wife, my treasure;
But to-day 1 met man.
WIN heart and soul of Justice.
Aplng not the general clan.
Inls 1t was he spoke unto me.
FROM his mouth. not from his eyes
marx you, wlte! Your late employer
Dares to utter willful lies,
You are trembling now-be calm, wife
though the charge is base and dark.
IL Will vanish through the clearing
From my good name. as a lark
Fanishes through the distant ether
When Photographic view
But remains upon the vision
OF the tracingS where it flew
Oh, my God! to thus be branded
Thief-thief? 1t cannot be!
Yet-this good friend vouches for it
Truth 1t was he spoke to me-
Must my pride face this foul in ult
To my manhood's better part
l. who ever held as sacred,
Next to God. an honest heart?
How dare men scandal each other.
When the Maker knoweth all?
Well | know | da,e not do it,
Lest myself receive fall:
Black and damning was the spirit
Loosing thus his singing tongue.
For the hurt in firing missiles
Is the flame-spread where they're flung.
Vengeance" did you say. wife? Never!
Vengeance" saith the LORD. lis Mine !"
But for your sake and our daughters
He his standpoint must define
BY the gods! he'll live to rue it
If my health and means abide,
Through the courts. before the people.
He must prove, brown he lied.
Mich. UNCLE LUra
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-12-04
Slightly Previous.

A colored man who had contracted
a debt some years ago with one of our
merchants came to town yesterday and
called on his old creditor.
Didn't you 'splain to me dat if I
settled up dat account you would give
me 'lowance?" said the darky to the
merchant.
Yes, did say SO, SAM" replied the
merchant. IF you are ready to settle
your bill now I viii make a good allow
ance," and the merchant waited for the
colored individual to pull out his pock
et-book.
Well, sir, I hasn't got de money
JUS now, but I thought I'd come in
and get de 'lowance; my wife wants a
shawl. CoIuna bats (Mjss.) I2adeG.
A FLOCK of 1900 sheep was burned
to death by brush fire near Ventura,
Cal, the other day. The fire surround
ed the stock before the herder could
drive them out of danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

with biography OF Carlos Comes, the Brazilian COM
roser. whose Gaarany" was gwen Al C0seH' osiueo
Theatre, London
Madame EvelDa Hartg, lady who has sung
with success in Cuba aud Mexico will make her debut
in this city on Monday evening st Chckefing Hal" sue
WILL sing the familiar "Freischits" aria and BFagas
ANGELS Serenade" with vinloDceO o1blgsto ny MI.
Werner. Bcsidca This gentleman, Nine. HaIU VIII nave
the assistance OF Messrs Fritsch Arnold. florcntine
and ". f. Mills Of Hiss JENNIE DicktrsOn anu % O'N''
artists.
Mr.. Gilmore and his band have moved over
20 Gimores Garden where this evening aud on Monday
nj ght they give IN entertainment which seems to par
take OF the natures Of both concert and masked nall
and which he terms Masquerade Promenade Con
cert" All 81 which may he enjoyed for the small price
o. fifty cents, masks Included. Tomorrow hCHt u,
give a sunday concert, and on Tuesday n-At AAiu'
Graz Ball
The Home for Business Women, at NO. 6I
Clinton place. under the management OF Miss Lees'tl
vii receive benefit tonight at the Union League
Theatre. The PLAY Is A Lesson In Love-" and the
players are well known IN society. THIS erterprise 10 III
no sense CHARITY but honest. self-suT porting sell
respecting institution Miss Leggett, herself working
woman last April opened her house Wild thrS
boardcrs clerks In drygoods houses, miliners and
dres,makors art students public school teachers and
music ache-s. A. 81 a week the establishment has
been made Ply expenses, and % afford Its inmates
good food good beds cleanliness and the ~ piano.
uarior and library. 70 enable - LeVgct 70 take ah
All lcrnt house ard double Der accom- mOdaiiOns tis
managers, Mr Gordon EuruhAu, IS. James w 4 ~
chOt Mrs. ia % Wendell, HrsEimu -i -, ca an 20
Martina L. Iamo. Mrs. FTiIN Antron. Mrs. Charles
L4uier. Mr. IAOu y Newbof, Mrs. ~. IL buNu
M. .hu -h rw.ot o. u -s Legged, at her bookstore
me s'ur:eTaut House broa4"ay, OF a. TIE 400. VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
TWICE HANGED.
4 prxo1IyG rxecr1roS Al LOUISVILLE.

A EJNGIISG FNECUTlDN Al LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. 2l.-Ihc execution
fl. tcorg. Washington the negro for an assault upon
t,s.c,s Otte Itte German giri, took place m RE
,..arf ,rlurD, % tL- clty, to-day Fully 10000 FER
sons we're present, hundreds OF won Il, as wei as men
s,,aess.agIt The black cap put over his face at
irso H. r and te goie around his neck at ll:+O; and
br AFTER Wa-hu.,l, WHO had just promised hls bods
~ ,isr. Of the Catholic Church wno were his spiritual
.,,.rs auuouu, ed - tie sheriff his desire that 70 De
~ -, -fal. Dol v,cl4ns. lie asked for L-s father ana
tier b1t they failed 10 respond 90 lne eau OF l-rlI
names. AtIl.ij the d.op fc., when the rope hipAe
.bo-f IF al tae TOD. Many ia the great crowd yelled
and noot-d Washington was again picked up ana me
rope being Wcay adjusted. another moose was H-'''
around LIS neck A 1854 Tie trap was again spuh-'
Washington being unconscious from hi- hr-t faA Al
ll55 O'Clock his pulse beat only ana ~ llo1 j. "o
.t.i.p . cutf-. u.s. lie remained hanging uNiA 4-f'
o',k when .c Was cat down and the body was gwen
IN tIe phys ... u-. He ara without tA--llAr auo
shaved 10 feeling whatever TIE CRIME Tor which
U-lI ,tau -Ift. icd tlr penalty ol thc 4d" WIS M
.5o.,t.. civ I-. one. Pubic Indignation ran LlEI I'D
tlr case and soon led 10 tIe capture oi the Niia Tie
cs Whsu before the courts. vas ore OF thr t''rr-f
,yr trt % court o. Justice. The Fcff,i az TIE Jait
VS. o. death Iy hanging
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
THEY YTARNED. BIT ALL n VAIN.

Ever since the first publication OF the cipher
atrl.S. Ic have u.,iluytd tutlr Erttt Reform
leader and d-uora i2ed thsir party. the democratic
managers have earned cNce= .H-!y for the seht ot
-.tp. F-uu.-I puer ~latcur-. furnished With tie
kev nat wuulu reveal tuyr true luw1rdn">s. Grant,
fu.-e gen l,.e Ay, SAID " tEat t" dispatches which
have urra shown our side wrr- fuN OF crooked
. fines, p,riauI, are worse than tLc Republican
dispatches mich passed over tie wires directly after
fI. N4.,inn action Of 1876. An ? n We could only
manage to uurar.u them wuuiG 1--WE TIE lkiBI NJ IL
i.o.snd for 10 Oliver foI some uuh.ra. OIL .rs
GIVE d give ~ some Republican c'pHrra.' Wei. They
have uetu ~ accommodated. but the result
is lar from satisfactory DuIIg tie past few months
have been published and Translated. but j. uocifcN
la. been unable 10 Ind anything lu them upon which
10 urglca r "a charge similar u indt OI Wn'eu l.dru
VI rDe PrOu AID Com .uF Lfv" been convicted ~ 'ae
bar ol purlc OPINION rhey have tOuud the dispatches
10 De Innocent !! NOT interesting gutlrss II mn import
aut. AM now lUE TRBTNR, having = coWmenddbie
desire 10 SATISFY the cravings ot thr Democratic heart
present, tresl b'ch. Il prints all the cipher jcic
.r.ul- from Governor Chamberlain Which u has
been able TO fine, accompanying them wiki the key.
Tuesr ductlnruls vii lIOv- most disappointing aud
lresgg reading " UOu Teal opponents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
THE BASE B4LL MELTING IT rTIcA

The Association Of International League
Easr Bal Clubs met 40 Bags Hot', Cuca, \. Y on
"wednesday. The convention was called 10 order by
secretary Williams and Charles J. Everett OF Utica
was chosen temporary chairman. Delegates repre-
s4utlus the following clubs were present inca Couu-
bus, Washington -prIu .ieil. Hol}o worcester Man
chester New Bed lord and two Albany clubs. The con-
ventou spent most OF the time during he day IN reys
my the constitution and bylaws. The principal new
features OF tine League playing rules were adopted 4Le
Judiciary Committee heard arguments Tor i've hours On
the cuanr on-hip awards. and IN the evening uuani-
o.y reOr-I that the Buffalo, stood hr7i, the starr OF
rlcu,r second; and the Utc1 clan third On m.ton Of
NJ Clara az Manchester The convention, DY vote n
a. ta = feiu-ed 10 a.roe t. he report " tile COM
1irr. or the ground that the $500" ana Bdnaos had
i,,,d the Ielyue they were not In the international
,.soe.ation TIE convention then adoptM a notion
tr, rb- Urfrss tine a.st place. the Manchester the
-etoud, ami the I,cum~ch-, OF LONDON
a.. .G- rl..t ON ILIr,day iuia acfou Vas
l.~,I aaC o. committee report was adopted
III, error column IL t.r -r'i.nZ futs was
-f- and d sacrifice Llt ~ column added. Inc a.
-,. r ..4n- % g., DO flr " N-'.ulI- Base Ban
A.,r fiuu ami admitted tle CAPITA. ty OIub ol Al
itl, Ih- c0uN -ufuA retOu-dttrd IT. acuou or Nrd-
media, ,I tu. l,- ou luur-ias, and awarded, by
,-.,. Id. ID % Iu. t14upI0u,p prnluHt tO thr Buffalo
sinh Itpta- DrNia. the expelled LOusFe e4uO mayer,
talked before convention ur IDout twenty MINUTES,
,,.tr-. .r- ,l.tuct begging Tor one more chant-
Ii. SNOW hat frprutrd any meant D" 40 rlkht IN
ri9r -. % hin. tE.y mu. not l-ln-tat" hn, out
.,y. MIN me privilege 81 umrrlug game the coming
season J.. i Prv r-, of -lru-heli. was elected ~ eli
,. e. CLIr.c J. Everett ~ Dut il'e-tt7IueA.' dAl j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
PEDLIC OPINION.

It seems certain that the Democracy OF the
Y 'tiou ~ th- dilemma, Nnr.u'jr Nr. I.t:H Win
a The Stigma thH low aIterr- CD him or lose New
YORK; .O-e Ncw-Irrk ana Won lose the Pfrsn' hrN
Win u4fu oU hay succeed without hll you canuot-
Madison (Ni-.I journal lt.cFJ
Novel s;atesmAusAip. Voting fl ty millions
o.. J4.. ..r -U pensioners: tIEl- -c. million, OF. oi
TIE Ir.l-rv tl- paut- ot t'tcc" manu.tctu rfs
dc-t.,rI q u-l 4 3.. commerce ~ 90 Cana ard Noi-
iu- lars. s4v o. Try and htu.d uu rue WIN
BraL..-f Hartford Lo4Iaut HepJ
The President has been solcmuly warned
that f...- tue -CIHc>r ulI California VIII Tee
lost o. tH- Is u'caIs % the next september elect on
Lett ~. then Be..es that California SHOULD De lo-i 90
tie (. 1....s a thousand times than That national
honor should hr .'. ONCE Ind aHHp" journal thepJ
There j., good deal more initiation than
substance 90 The m.UpIt' ~ Pc identai boom.
that I- .pN tIl U.ggrt with iLr execution Hi ih'
~4c.u,u marturut. To lat, ~ fact, ran hardly "r
e4i4 10 o- b.. but ID coming every Gdl uIoit
and Nor. -r.I-- y -ea 10 is Oh specie fou-dd;oE-
ICLrNeLauA lirIaIu TX u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
UINiC
TIE sOENFKrR.


NeSsrs. Gilbert and SullivaH's bright little
comic oper, with this title, was tIou,h, ou- lat
night at tine Broadway Theatre. Those Who are familiar
with the charming humcr and gd..nt fancy oi tae
author OF "H II. NJ. :. PuaiOre,' and the Bal Bal
lads viii readily understand with what sort OF text
Mr. Gilbert provided his collaboration IT., funny Iu-
tenseIy funny; n places there is about that sort Of
mild insanity which Is Of the chric-t charms or the
Bah Ballads II deals with the experiences OF young
msu wno being greatly in love- and deeply impressed
with the conviction that love 81 the panacea i'r a Ills.
sends for ne family sOrcerer" anu obtains from bn
plnter which nc administers TO whole village. Every
BODY falls in love with everybody else-uaf-
nrilly with the wrong person always, and this de-
ughtful situation Of affairs Mr. Gilbert builds the second
half OF h, pere. Tho dialogue always good, ana the
niece A. . whole Is more strongly imprcsuaed with that
puaty which was 80 peculiar 20 the Ba ads tlau are
Ls later works Mr.. Sullivan has written some worry
good music % It, but Il "a not bis best work,
nv ANY means Several Of the cloru-es are
bright there are one two sprishty song.
partcultl} the " aria dentIata" Of Ar D. Wellington
wells Il comparison must Ice made VIII the music OF
the Pmaorc perhaps II must, II can only De sad
that 10 j. by no good II II nett er s' -rper-
ailvcly clever FROM purely musical standpoint nor Is
10 nearly 50 spirited anu taking Il Is not probable
tbof tb. town will he troubled with its principal
airs 49, 70 has been with those OF the other piece,
but this NAV perhaps have is advantage. The
piece has been well mounted, aud there T.
q good chorus and fairly capable crchestr-.
OF the solo.sts Miss Matilda scott VINO Was the A!'Hr
carried Of nearly al the hOnors Not only ttat lint she
carried The weight OF nearly the whole performance on
her own shoulders She has very nice voice and she
sings exceedingly we'll and it quite evidently owing
10 energy and presence OF mimi that things went
half so well as they did. Mr.. " II. Lmgari. heiis
the sorc-rcf fairly good, and Miss Florence Wood
did capuJuy with q very small part.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
MrsIcAL ANp pEAMAT!C NorEs.

The Bankers Daughter continues to
hold the boards at the Union square Theatrr
The first matinee of " The SOrcereT' viii take
place this afternoon at the Broadway Theatre.
al. NJ : Pinafore" will be performed to-
day both The Standard and the Fh Avenue Theatres
The two last performances of " ours may
Do witnessed 10 WaaoEs tins afternoon ana Tonight
There viii be a reception Of the Childrcn's
Carnival al thr Academy " Music TINS afternoon, ~
O'clock
Miss Kate Putnam will appear this afternoon
and evening ia The Cd Curiosity shop" ar N.D'0's
Garden.
Gilbert, delightful comedy, "ELgascd.'
VII De PLAYED 40 the Park Theatre to-day, boil 80 c'
loon aud evening
Those m6uite>imal specimens OF humanity.
the AldSeis 10 be pocoed al Masonic Hal toay
AID TINS evening
Little Red Riding Hood" Nine. Oscar, the
tllrS''crae, the KeIUcky horses ana M SeeJ arc al
the Aquarium
Mime. di Mur,ka will sing at the Grand Opera
mouse tomorrow evening the shadow song from " D.
~, IN h-hoPs 10. Hear tae Gentle Lara and =
hungarian song.
~ Ma-Senets "Roi de Lahore" has been
,-te successful PestA composer now superin
-e.is 90, production 90 the scala, ID Milan, WIKI the
'..'" 'A!.'9Ae, NJ L.ssaiie IN the cast
Inc only matinee of " Tie Fools Revenge
20. ''N Frederick FaudiuSas Ber'"ceio. vii taA" place
- - ai'erin 20 al o clyCk al the LJceun Theatre. M
'a-'uh- "i,. appear as Ha0iiet Oh Iucrday.
HE san Francesca Minstrcls have made a
N1se success with their merry hurcsque o. IA re ug
SENSATION 90 the day. aud III, Mud--,ow PIuafnre'
''.--l iAe pubic both this al elAo0u ana evening.
lie new theatre erected at Monte-Carlo
vas lated the 25th by concert 80 which
IIi4lane rvaiho. Msatme Jude and Nh. C1poul auG
80 lr ~pra sang; Mile. sarah BcIIhaIdi delivered -u
1-Iitas written by NJ. J. &icaId
Heir Gottiried Linder has been successful
a. the Royal Opera House stuttgart. with hi, new
IVafac opera COnradine Of su4bi;" the uDrctto is
y toe Princess Vera OF Russia tie widow Of Prince
eugene. 9l NurjeinDerC
The FIRST musical journal ever published in
We bra1s been brought odt by Senior Napoleon. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
THE LATFsT DEVocRtTIC DIsArToTNTNENT


IT has been q taVOTite plan OF the Demo
cratic uaprrS dealing with the her DISPATCHES OF
rrd. MHIb daC Prt1I, % that the Republicans
were a. Dad the Democrats and That their dispatches,
II nun sred. would show equal corruption. 20 Tar %.
t cIpl-t- q -, Republicans have been translated.
the 90 not bear oIt tLe indie mont. TIE NkW-GotK
IKt3TSE Oi "Wednesday, publishes "A number ol dis
patches sent cipher by Governor Chamberlain, o.
-oUt Caruua. 10 secretary or Wal Cameron az Wash
r-fau They tyIdel tiv refer o. the danger which
evident IL CoiuI bI4 Iildeu eiussales would
-uce-cL ia o.40uE or more OF the kciurnn a
Board They are exactly in coutimetion Of the test.
mouy of weed AMI Du o., thai thc attempt wa made
and That solomon believed uc lad effected tue object oil
tic co9trc.us-. IIt there j. Dol tfe gBf est INT
on uur tuytu;ug winch can possibly b" construed utu
suspicion 0f fraud or purchase by the =. pubIc.U-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
ACTION OF GERMAN REPUBLICANS.
CHARLES l. MEAD,
JONI H. WA-HBu ~,
". L. srRIERY.

The German Republican Central Committee
OF this city met the sJeuOen House Ia
Bowery E1Jddsc K. Dittenhoefer, who presided.
offered resolution asking Precedent Hayes 10
Ant Chinese bill which WIS characterized ~ being re-
pugnant every principle ~ Justice and NJ rue rpub-
ictul.iu. and being therefore udpfeusble a party
measure Tie resolution adopted after some dissent
FROM minority " tue committee. AcOnct Ia the Nth
ss.lnbIy District German Republican Association was
referred = special committee which was appointed 10
reOrgauIIe this association. IN the meantime delega-
zion nom the association headed by T.. 4. kebcr Wa
allowed the Central Committee. Mr. kneOer =
rival N the ASSOCIATION j. JOnn keuA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
UNANIMOUS FORGETFULNESs.

The attempt to penetrate The cipher mystery
amounts .o lode AL Tue witnesses pred by tie
me central id,a-tlat OF levuS Tssn Of any cou-
tlct, ID. lie Htr The uniformity ~ their testimony
m TIM. uoiut and iue rurrEr with when they express
ives d.. uI , ..t conc u-IUu That D. - not Al
.rru..t circumstance that tary tius TESTIFY. Their
trar &c forge M ~ the Cipler key Is another
let Altogether TIE general effect or th-
,.irrr business viii DOT d. a. Improve M Tildeu y
[ n !. ILunraCI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
A SILVER BASIs N NEVADA.

The people Of Nevada are about trying the
expeum.ui ~ running their Stale, county ana mum o.
pal governments uuOu siVtE bi-i-, win % IA. c
standard A b... introduced by cassidy, " Elr. H.,
which n We ui-taVc not, has ias*"d ine senate pro-
v~ lat all taxes uGrs, fees ana costs connected -l
unD matters, ay b. valid 80 silver coin Uf the United
states order 20 SHOW that the peop OF Nevada
gave still conf ], nee iu gold aud tue Odt;Ie-stHucd
money ~ the Union, 20 is provided that nothing 90 the
oct contained shall prevent paS mcnts rom beng made
80 Juf,t states gold COIL OF itgd-euuei currency lhe
5I Suuurt-I DO" entire l1es- of NcYa-J, and -,
therefore. almost certain TO- become a law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
TUT SYMPHONY SOCIETY.

The next concert of the Ncw-IoTl Sym
phouy Society. which Is to take place under Dr. Dam
rosch- direction on the Isl ~ March viii present
markablc programme. The symphonic FantSs'iqae -
Of Beriloz " to be given complete, together with
Cherubus AnacreOn d" overture Greg's At the
COister Gate wifh sJ, chorus orchestra and organi
and a novelty ia the OF pianOiOfte concerto Dy
Scharwenka which has recently created m1cL Interest
f. Europe. The pianist Will lee Mr.. BOekeman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22
A PKONOUNCED VIEW.
- = . A.. ...s,r-s4 s-sF.rsf o. ~

II the American Congress ever did any
mar Il u.; [, b. ucarty ashamed Of. II t1c
ncnT-i, rut Cisouorbe, l-rTdi Ou~ driuagOg sl, nm
-ar.-r,tIIlse uionk+ anu asiIlne legislation the
AfD,ur,4 p.l TIt object OF tie hll is unm3n!y ana
unworthy OF . country up4oGl1g tnc rgui- of man:
Ana fr Oh rct r. arrived hallway manner, Jlc
l apo. .grto ana cowdrdy. A. some she pr"fancy
...-. YOU want % uc rascal, you l better tc q
h. ~ a rascal" Let as have veto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

Post Oice Tue fJrels NAILS Or the 9eeG 81 ting
SAIC EDAN. February %. 1873 will close Al 1s onre On
TI ~ ~ a. D. u. Europe. by steamship wyoming
VA QaeenstDNu. Ou WEDNESDAY, az 1880 b ~. for cu
rODe Batavia queenstown tcorresDndNnce
france he specially addressei aud a. $50 y M
for France direct steamship Canada va Hsgre on
FOR France, &C. by steam
Ap leland Ply month"; CuerDOurg ano HAmOurg tcOrre
sDudeuce Tor Great and Con- nent must be
ay sdGrrssedl snf 81 II m, Tor Europa Oy steamship
correspondence for Germany and
Ftauce ausr specially adre-srill SATU BDAN. al
!. N. EurOD-. Oy steamship CITY Ot Rlchm0nd via
be specially adul--- ami A. IA. Tor scot AM direct
bv Clrss- ~ aud Al 10 Tor ku-
rome by src.m.mD uonau. va southampton ana STenen
The steamships wyoming Batavia Adrac and city o. Rich
Ul0gd % DeuuArs. and Mo- sar
The mails for H.yt Giryt0RI -ayails. &c, leave New
YORK February j. The mails pr Havana eaye Nrw f0rk
February aud Inc mails Tor A,puwa And south Pa
CHIC Ports cav YORK February 20 i1e usis Tor
china ana .Dan cave San Francesca Gatch The mails Tor
AustrAia DC. leave san Francesca March u.
"' $500 THO-. r.. JAMES Post nIs-Bc
Post once. Sew-York. February 10 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-22

cher sniy william snd tho late ksry Enos Si"~
Fso.ra .srvss. VII b. bel. at tn. r..d.ne. Of his s..A.
No 81 East ls7tAsL sunday Afternoon he "a 'A'e'
PoRBY-Tns funeral o, IN. srs william vorsy vti tsts
place az Poashkesssie. n " on Friday February "a
HArGHT-on February 81 al If, rsssene. 81 West 2etn
81. the hsy Benz 6aighl T. d. LIZ D. sEsl ~ vs'sA
Funeral at Trinity Church Monday afternoon at "cotS
IYEsIn erooklyn, Thursday morning. Febfua, 20 Jh
Funeral MONDAY the FAN n,t p m from bis late rcsi
dsDce 29s GStes-sva
McCoRMAcK-On Thar,day. February 90 1879. william
Funeral re.denoe go West 52d.t. NswYOrs
Frshds viii please stisnd ~Irhont rarther notice.
MILGs-At Washington Heights, on February 49, after
ransrs ss1c the aares q, raerceo1 18th st. and
Boulevard on sstnriay, February 81 ~ D. NJ -
C2 s5ls g. vi" De IL "4"Hs ." meet O'clock ""h '
NELsoN-At nj. a.e residence No 100 Fast I7h,t tss
Rev nelson D. OF the gents OF the MetbO-
DIST BooS 1oncern N tae CT gs's 81 rs SKr A.
o'c ook. at st. PanFs NJ p church 4thaVe. -
Relatives and ,renhs are re,oeeLY invited 70 ashL "
Inter7nent at Kingston, Penn
service in chapel
The member The Book Trade invited 70 attend rs
49, RAYGRooLPH
JHENRY HARPER.
com. y. Y. Book Trade
TTRBITs-At FRIDAY. February p. Joan \ Tin.
,rsia. are rs,ps,firly invited 20 attend H., n.
neral on ndls pa ins' az o. a iro" Ai' 'ae re'irne'
TgWNSEND-On Thursday, OF inflammation % The BRAIN
Ira Austen. son ~ Abram aud May townsend aged
years ami 10 months.
Tnnrra saturday 1890 O'Clock. a. ths
residence of Albert Man, clinton T.. Etst orange, Y J.
Walton Friday February p. Emily =, wife Of ". ".
Wait
Reaye. ana ead. l9y,te 70 attend r. n:
DIX 100 East e2G MonaAy feDTuay - a. 10 clock
" ESTERV Elton Friday February n. 1873 80
hs resdence 03 est sSih-St jacob A rrYo ~ hs
s "a year.
south Reformed church. 5h and 2-sL, ca Mon
dav. oath INST, AZ 10 a. m. In Comp hucs with tso
wish Of the deceased 1t Il kindly requested that no dow
DO sent.