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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-08-28
WE ALL KNOW HIM.

The editor was sitting in his sanctum
when a man, laboring under considerable
apparent excitement, walked in with the
paper in his hand, and, pointing to a small
paragraph. read: "The genial Col. Num-
blechock thinks of taking an eastern jour
ney soon. May he enjoy q pleasant trip is
the wish of his many friends"
"Now, sir" said the excited man, I" l am
Col. Mumblechock, and | have called to in
quire by what authority you make use Of
my name in your paper?:'
"First time I ever saw it," replied the
editor, s'but | suppose it it all right. My
local editor is. quite enterprising in his pur-
suit of news.".
"But I never gave him permission to use
my name in this MANNER" persisted the
colonel.
every likely" said the editor. But
you are going east, amt you ?"
Certainly"
And you haven't any objection to your
friends wishing you a pleasant trip"
"That is all right, but l don't want my
name in the paper, and in the future you
will oblige me by leaving it out.
"Of course" said the editor, "if you de-
sire it," and the colonel bowed himself
stiffly out.
"John," said the editor to the office-boy,
"follow that man and see where he goes,
and come back and report.n
John did as he was requested, and shortly
after he came back and reported that Col.
Mumblecnock went to the counting-roOm
and bought twenty-five papers which, after
marking something in them, he ordered put
in wrappers, and was busy in directing
them.
Cincinnati is chock full Of Col. humble
chocks. They profess to be highly indig-
nant if their names appear in some trifling
item-wonder how the reporter got hold
Of it, and buster about terribly, yet they
are secretly delighted at seeing their names
in print, and invest heavily in papers to
send to friends. The only way to really
offend them is not to naention them at all.
The following is told Of a young gentle
man who was passing an examination in
physics. He was asked /: "What planets
were known to the a~ncients 7" He respond
ed, "Weil, sir, there were Venus and Jupi-
ter, and"-after a %pause-sI think the
Earth, but | am not quite certain
O-1--
Our old friend Pickering says that he has
know ladies in which the instinct of decora-
, 1879-01-11

The Suf-Trcnsllry disbursements yrstctuay
we're 2t7,0oo In rurrcnty. md the amount OF
per veats subscribed for s37oo
Col,ectot Harvey took In 327,t ,tI,3 yesterday, OF
which amount $.1,ssJ mis- fur tax-pas't splr-
its, los for tobacco aud cigars, at'tl so for
beer
The spcc.a, Deputy Marshn's AMI snpc1ytsors
for tho Thir.l md Fourth Wards wcrc pntd MI
yesterday. III" bridgeport dfsripfcs will uct
their sns'nsy today.
The lawyers mud others whose duties rail-
then, To t}r G. Il. will be Crntl}e,s 10 !varh thst
Marshal lTlltrip ans had orc II the Edison eHr-
l,un Telephones put up in llis o'tlee.
There was painful sumor shout the Fuokcr1
yestesuav ta the effect that Untlc sam. through
The Acknowledgement, proposed tu Interfere, W
means of injunction nnl things, WIN tnc tie-
%trnrtion hf Ills 1tEht-hnNsc }ropcrtf In :lie Chi-
raco Hnrbor through tho tity's dsnumttc ex-
uettule,ts. undertaken for Tho prp'sc oi cicar'
irg thc way to the crib. When It vas all rim
tIUwu It. waa discovered that tho Attorney .0cn-
eral ta,l ;e'cgraul,cd Judge Hangs to look tho
matter np. anil take such steps ~ might 10
dcruled necessary 10 prntcct tho torert'-
tncnl's interests. The tttlgc nut a c,tl!.
not,rnt part Of "the c,,tiru ollie inrre' -
On tllo Investigating tack, sent him nut to tho
reported that the damage, II any, hatl alrcady
been ,lo,c anil TINT tr city Ind let ul' OH T..
experiments. Just what tic datnaEe may l,u
has not ,uc1i asccrtntned, anil whether Uncle
Sam, through Judge DauIs, brings suit to r..
cover or resorts to sonc Nhcr E5thsss des1hes' ,
amount it destruction wich a'as bcetl caused y
these attempts to keep Tho crib ncrcs*ible. u
n nut ut nl unlikely tLat the city will rcpa!t
damages without recourse to law.
, 1879-01-11
ARMY AFFAIRS.

Mall HHNQs
ThH Court IT Inquiry IN the case of Nal,
Reno, which will convene Monday, Is tho pre-
yuIllng topic OF illscusson Ii military clrc'eap
The Court fs composed Of Col. John II. King,
Ninth Infantry; Col. Wesley Merritt Fifth
Cavalry; aud 1.teut.Col. W. b. Hovalt. Third
Cavalry. FIrstLteut. Jesse N. Lee. AJjutnnt
Of the Ninth Infantry. will act as Rerorder.
Tho Court wilt convene Monday morning, Ut
about II q. H., IN 1soon IA Of tho Palmer
House. The Investigation will be conducted IN
accordance With the usual rules governing
CourIs-slartla1, which tho present body resen,-
blca II, many particulars. ThelnycsttEattnNw Will
be directed by Instructions fro0 tue AtlItaut
GengrAl af tbs nrn.y, Tic prescnt Court was
Ia confident tllut fu can refuta all charges Atl
completely Justify his aetton during. thu TING
whct, Custer and Ills tucu wcru bcl!lK butchetcta
but short tlIstance from his command. MAJ.
Reno arrived In the city yesterday attcrnuuu,
an.! OK pressed himself as confident thnt the III
tulsy would reault In clearing ts reputation uf
tlw slur Gust upon it after tho Custer n,assacEe.
Tlu ot!lcers at headquarters express Tho same
belief AZ to tl,e result.
scnuRz-aHERIDAH.
Tho reply of Secretary Schtlrz, published In
TnE TntiuNE u yesterday, WIS rcrutycd In
military ctrc1cs With absolute sattslartiUn. A
unu ri thu officers expressed It., "Hchusz IL
suplItxttcal and sarcastic, hut he lets facts SC.
yere!y aluue." Gen. Rherlnn expressed mucli
tho sau,e npinIon, antl tlr general impression Ii
thai tho sccresary has u'aan veTv poor show
Ing III his attempt 10 AhsWet ten. shetldnn'd
charges. Fur from being IN unanswerlDe NH
swcr, tho officers of tho stan cunsl1er II aH
practical confession Ut tho statements made b.
the army.
, 1879-01-11
THE CITY-IIALL.

The Comptroller distributed 500 In scrip In
tho payment Of miscellaneous ut1ounts ycster-
day.
Fire cases OF scarlet fever, four eases OF dipn-
tltcria, and onc easc OF chfcGcr-pox were report
I'll nt tho Health Office yesterday.
The Treasurcr's rccelpsa Yesterday wcro
sG,n7i;, Ut which amount a,:aSb WIS fn scrip
irsnl stn,tll-Town Collector Ayrcs.
The city authorities 1lnyc given I'D far tho
,ntunrnt thcjr effort to oncn the channel to tho
crib b7 The Use Of dynamite cartri1ges, tho cst,-
ployren. Of fryeralof wcl, rcauftcd DISASTROUS
IL to tho windows IN the 1IEl,t!Iouee nnd eoi!'e
ii fhe manufacturing establishments alunx tho
river. The city Is ut present gcfting It's water
eapply trum tho Oil shore opening. which Is
kent FREQ tro.n leo by the constant labor VI three
men. Tim gatu openings at tho criu aFe badly
l,lorkrl up will, lee, wlies! thu force out thcrr
IL ,.,i,,1cirnt tn retnovc. Il Is considered, how.
uycr, that n southwest wtnd, when ote canllct.
will carry 1t Oft intn TIC lake and rid the csib u
tta lIrcsent obstruction,
, 1879-01-11
HILL ET AL.

bDUniiESo a HAFhHO+
4 Washington dispatch tn ycstcrt1aY's TRtB-
unE gave the rist OF an article frun, the Wash.
ington Ntpubican In relation to IN alleged new
development in tho Custom-Itouse cases. 1t
was apparently inspired by suucsvisnc-Arch-
tcct I1l ami WAS to the effect Tia. the proscut~
tnr officers of the Govcrnmcnt wcro satisfied
that the evidence In tho eascs was 80 utterly
fl,nsy that they hn given uo all hopes of sccltr-
tne convtctton under tho Indictment; thnt
PUtter would ho tried, and that his ncnutttal,
which was assumed a. ccrtain. would ba the
sigllal Tor grand entering OF nolle proaequis
nRatnst tho rest Of tho Indicted batch. Tho
article closed with statencnt, IN effect, tlat
The vtrtuous 1lnl wouldn't have 1t, but insisted
4 reporter asked Judge Bangs What hc knew
OF tito matter Yesterday, aud the Judge con
fctscd Ills utter and enttrs iunorancc on thu
subject. This was the f1rst he had heard OF my
to The idle vaporfngs of sumo Washington news
pnpcr.Inah who co11lln't have relied upon any-
thing but imagination, excited by perhaps 700
frequent libations, for bis iacts. as 10 tho
that sort, all he had 70 say was that, rs faf as
he was concerned, hc should cndcayor to get
conviction agatnst every ono Ut tho batch.
Mr. Campbell, one q the special counsel In
the cz,se saltl that neither he nor Judge Law-
renee lid ever expressed an opinion ono way
or another as to the evidence In the case, 0r
tho prospects ot u conviction, and much lcsa
had they Abandoned tho idea, as tho dispatch
had Il, of syer securing conviction; j.; 1n met,
Brk and tic consequent removal and Inter
ruptIon OF their business, they had not bcei,
atte tn 60 through aEl tbs evidence, antl so
couldn't have expressed an opinion my why.
! District -Attorncy's o!liye brought In sus.
ssigus, and mysterIously and carefully deposited
, 1879-01-11

sut1. but onc's tasto would hnvc to BE-
educated before onc could enjoy INC havos'
The skin wat Of thc color charac' crieir Of finf-
vcrs hitter Converted into ic'ly or .pic,s to
put, IL said 10 be very ratafnble. Those "isa
Ing ia scu This wonderful fruit can to 70 nt tac
Ftor'a Land -Oiliee, No. l47 Lasn'le street, near
Madison.
A t,ctttion hua bccn numcrou:!r sR1ed anu
forwarded 10 the Henernt Assembly tTasNa ,2E
the abolition Of tho present system 81 nMa5"anG
State contracts. the alleged pc5ntctousness %
which is shown BY partfcar, ,s reference s9 tho ho
subject of State printing. Thu repeal ot the
existing laws on the subject Is urgcu tof TIC
following reasons:
i. The State docs not rAve money BY It; bit, on
tho eunttarr. II asfrandctt in vatlona wayn hna
tofccI to ncrcpt an inIc:inr grade Of work: G. II
nlns to s '' ~ ts,t, .s % s
lions AZ i workman. Tins desssoy,nR h. on1;;
Recommendation fur SECURING smp'oymsnt. - ana a.!
p'ssa1 s"un"n IN fooslna; % j: ii Offers premium on
| dishonesty. n The contractor Who ran most sue"
s;,"y "t"d ssst sfepSsss sss @ =:
r,pes ran ntInrd IN do the WORK 1t much less
i esusc than the confciaatlon. pnolsher. who ct'
ton. uy rtriet principles Il integrity; !. t. has
been tried ena1eieni length OF ti"c to demon'
rtrats ito nt'er tnadeqnaey:
0rand Pacific Lio!,i-E, Anblcso1; R,o.ion; E.
+. Perkins, inr1lnson. a. :ns; !. ]. 9'mn,s , y.
| 1.ou1; r. II. Trrht% fnllaDftHh.as F. ID. shertt"'
Now York: ii. ii. Cnsfy, pttshuER: i. q. Fsts.
hanks, 1,,,.tun; Z: Ict Roocsss. Now York; John
Iaisatr xossr-Wflltam C,tl. s,caivt'ls. "a, ;
Gilmore alarsh: Boston: j. a: Meyer. Dayton
sielton. iionehlon. Mich. n. y. smith, Col
ofso: /: .; sa,Ith vi Winn9!tpsE Z! Esnso,,, x.w yo,x.
+. X. sw|sbcr st. Paul; q. A. King, Lancaster.
r.: j. i. duyee. Cincinnati: e.. l.. ehspHan; n9'
lulh ticortc II. Frltt. vt. Paul. J. i. ndNclus
Scw rar1;; w. Dudley, Rockford; ). \. Ham.
3renoni jioast--ts. r. Mccn1loh. Kankakco: !.
i Il, Fithian. Iinffa1o; Dr. j. 4. rranss, iiaMka
kcc; Samuel Hawkes., HUNG: n. u: y. ". bni
lock, Darlington, Ia; II. C. lnuEnlln. cleveland
Samuel U,tatt, Franktth Grove, III.
, 1879-01-11

upon Mr.. E9nn to explatn ths Drawings ~aIch
he ami Mr. C'eaVe1aml bad prapared =! tfsa re-
elucAt Of the former conference, sr}d whkkwaro
arranged for the inspection of thoae present.
Ns, Egan explained, with 0rclt,ieal II esehi:.
:Ssst. g. se.ysnn ys5ssf H., s' ,nss ssySat a
''fet a atsss 'ssSaass nes il may b Ina.
tho pofnts of Inherent were TIM arches
tho buildings y tbs Randoiph and W.snlngton
street 1tonte. 1hoy Kerc very preetY orf r9pef.
and, according to Mr.. ERan's salculastorsl~tA'fd
Gust about s72.Oo. They were sek" tack
from tho building. llnc-. abcut shirtcatf faat
Iaa snacs estwces ~ :1ss q tue ara ~ ~
work On each side, nnd tie top dt the attj1 was
ort,amcnted With \ statute-tl,at on Ralhlofph
street with lfc-sizc figure OF John Ratn1olpt,
and tho Washington street arch with the esa1tFte
rlsIn nnd fErh. Built of Plttslor,, blue marble,
Nj. E9au thought that tho contrast 0f color be-
twceu tho Bedford mil Letpont stone would be
upper story Of the building he ls.1: followed the
Intest innovations of tho Freftch school Of
architecture, making that story nf Attc story,
tho entabstufss lEht nod causing The stscs11S ,S. '
plnus would give. Concerning tic fotnnda
which is 10 connect tho Two buildings. Mr. Egan
said TINT tho total cost would be abuMt 9G9t 800
500, ,O0o fur tho county mud e3o,8oo for tho
exJcnse because Of the absence Of *'rsuF
! WALL" which was already contracted for IN tho
citr's hnlf TIC changes projected would, IN his
o,fnlnn. effect a saving Of about SUI, QUO, r..
| s3O,OOU each for the county md city, lie did
mol like to gfvt tic figures because he Lad not
mnde calculations enough, and guess work was
| unsatisfactory.
Atr. Ceayciand explained bis desEFn for the
attic story according to thH plans wh!ch lie had
prcpareti+ IIc had treated It In tho classical
seyle characteristic of the rest Of the Building.
Tho Aldermen scruttntzed tho plans, asked q
great many questions, and talked ta scrms they
| did not understand. One OF the Commissioners
could not see tho use OF having any connections
between the buildings, aud denounced thg arches
N purely ornamental. Co'nmtssioncr BurEsnR
thought that the ntateral nscd In the arcl'ci
| was not oi 50 great Importance. Blue limo
| stone would be good enough.
! Alter long and informal discussion nbouI
tho arches, tile attic stury. and the rotuntin
Afr. DurlfnR moved that bids be requested fo'
tie rotu.lua, the city anil county 10 receive sep
nrnte lids each for It's half OF the wtrk. Tit
motion was carried, ami the meeting adIauruee
for two weeks. The bids will ba advertised fo
| today.
, 1879-01-11
GAS.
TIE COMMITTEE


m Gas met In thu Council una'nber Scsterday
AFTERNOON TO consider the proposition lately
made by Messrs. Watkins ani Diia,uus, tho rep
ra..n, ,,yc rro,, of n. two m. cor,n,n,ns. A.
~. .'.,o'',,',,. .,...n..s 49,, ,.',,..,
"atH1hs' u'u tue eo.'h''1tee WIS "'e''"eu ~ Re-
guru as a reasonable one. Not 10 with tho
proposition Of Mr.. billings, hccauso ho asked
sseo yer post PEI aaaq@, aud sxtta ssn,oen' ,'
sas'on io' ~ s' WIZ -. ~ r,I1 .."s
clcunn9. md repairing tho Tampa. luis "ex"
ira u woutd make tho cost Of each post about
90 per null,l!u. 1nasnl.leh as the city tatl ui-
with oil. butll prt'puHltuIls will be returned to
t,lr Council win Ing recommendation tt,al they
i,e Eayu IN file I'LL tho result nf tho oil.tight-
tn1: schctne shall l'c known., Thr Cona.!.sco
tlecfie,, IL recommend tho ffng Df Alt 8tnl-
brr'a resolution clling upon thu Legislature 10
gra,lt tlla tily power to erert g;,s-works OF Ii.
',Tn; !ss's H. 10 rcfnsi r, t.a passas ps;!, of
tu thu ,,uull,cr Ut lanps supplied by earl, gas
company; placed on tic Aid. LawIrr's rcsoi.-
strsets with oil; mid liled Aid. Kyan's resol,1-
tto,l calling upon tic Uas companies tu furnish
gas tur sl.25 per 200 cabtc ieet from Jan. u
Sluy /, Tho Committee will meet uguln Mon-
MH- puRT1s.
s"nusi,v. saiI Yesterday tI,at hu tIitl not you-
sldrr tt4t tho Company whlrl' he md thu honur
IN rc,resrnt Ind received from tho cily n,ly ur-
jcrs tu shut III tlo wa fruin thc street lights
M Farwrll, cvtapiro!1cr, hau srut tho Cum-
pany a notification to thu affect that tlr cuun.
ri lad rcsulyytl that tbs rus must h. f,,tnishrl
Tor Si.U urr ,l.0 cubi. fcet or elas thu supply
must yrasu; ai,l that in raso tho gus companies
refused II, accc.le to the ttenunis. ''thu Comp.
trolixr Ia hereby directed to uottfy tnid gas esis-
na,,ics so uiscouttnon t.,u llrh,1ug II the Eas-
tamus of thc city," The Eumptruller
| huI not notified them to discontinue tho
| lirbtiue ot thr gas.laa,ps Of thu city. lie hui
s,tnniy natiI!rd them Ut the pctiou Of tho
| i,nnI..i,. ind lad thus begged tile durstj0u,
Wnrtlcr tu wa ulr4iI OF ass,.utu. lts re4po,l-
sibiii,y Of Iyaytug the city ip darkness, ug
wi,"thar hu cs,nsIuufc1 bis letter u sufficient
nniidrattun IND order. Nr, DurtIa could uot say,
, 1879-01-11

SUFFERING FROM sTENC1IE6
THE rEorLA or 5o1.lkT COMPLAIN.
So.le one having questioned tho tllsttco OF the
complaint Of tba people OF Joliet abuut tho
o4torB arising from tho canal. reporter ycster-
div asked GommissIuner Gtuver for infortna-
tim:
.Tho complaint has good foundation" /" said
he.
"Is there no remeay!"
uNut Wills tho ipu ID there"
alias tho BuaFd taken any action IN tho mat
tcsW
mo"
",Nhat vii, Ctys reltefr'
IAN enlargement Ut tile capacity Of the deep
cut.'' .....
"Would there be any trouble II there was o
shtp canali'
-"Nauo whatever"
And then thu Judge, who is m enthusiast on
the subject, went iutu ths question oi tho tu-
t,ortalee Of the canal ~ commercial highway.
liz said tie Ottawa convention Of last week was
having gooA effect, but It was hard
work to get some people to ses that
tue s,ate would brenk It's aRrcemnt with
the Un.seA statts II tl.e ditch we're aaautlancd
allu Ae liable lur tho 1uoIey realized from The
sair VI tbs land. Thu lund was granted. said
carry free uscr tbs tauai whatever thn feuer4!
Gpyrruulent wished tu transport. aEd the clause
In tho S,atu Consultation pEahtelttpx tbs ralstus
Ot u1uuey, II necessary. to Mant4lu t!!o canal
| Was In cuutl!et with the Constitution OF The
United states, anil wouldn't hold 1ls toesn's
s'clo.e Mp tic Aitch, u It IL said they Lave
| threatened 10 Do.
, 1879-01-11
T,lIE COURTHOUSE.

The Building Committees Of thc City Council
and tho Boaru Of County Commissioners held !
coufersncs yesterday sttcrnoon at thu City-Hall
,p relation to harmonious completion Of the
twp halves vi the building nov beng erected IN
tho court-Hou4u Square. The county was
represented BY Commissioners Stewart. Bur :.
ling, Boese, coburn. Ayass. and Wood. and
cou1t y-Aschitect E2sn. Tbs city appeared BY
Mayor Heath, Aid. Seaton. Cook, Plotps, Bali
ard. and Waldo, and ME. CleaYelaad. supefu-
tendcut vi Buildings.
, 1879-01-11
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT,

ssnner1hLp, Jan. io.-Tho suprr,ns c,,
met to-tlny, and after tlfspostnz OF The folorts'
bueiness ndiournc1t till Tomorrow.
q. 1scteartnR Docket. Hasci vs. Palmer. >.
peal from Dewitt; rcahcarlnV denied.
Z. RehcnrinE t,ocket. Alex. Il Barr :, r
Village Of Auburn; appeal from gaaea.uon. y
henriug denied, ..... 's
~. John A. Chcstnnt ~. VIM. A. p-,,.,
wllu subs, etc. -; appeal from Sangaultn: n..'' sA
to set asiue dismissed and order vacated. '*a
, 1879-01-11

nn.l, n Tho city conc1lltlcs TO Hight with oil, l'a
cannot help it.
In scear1i to the instructions 10 tho Comp
{roltcr tn notify tho con,pnnies tn turn oil thctr
gas, Mr. Billings said he had received no notlti"
catior., and he Thought Mr. Farwr!l was
hestattnn 10 do this on ncco,lnt Of thc tndetnlta
nature III the resolution. "hlclt atntcs tho
ntnnt1nt tD he naid to the gaf nnanies t., slaF.
1910, but doesn't state frou, what time this IS to
be paid, whether fron, last Ainy or from the
paa.uge Of the resolution: also, the Council
took furthct notion In the premises sitter the
ntnttoF vns clear, TINT no further acttun could
be taken until ncxt Monday night, when the
Council 1necls,
, 1879-01-11
CALjfORNDAlrEMS

SAN FRAxc1sco. Jau. l0.-Julla MD Justice
levy assessments st cacn. :,
Tho remarkable cavern ,u!scoyeEel near
Columbia, Tuolumne County, has been ux-
plorcd over nile. Some, OF the chambers lilo
described u being OF remarkable beauty aud
grandeur, Crowds arc vlsittn. ths cayr dalIyi{,
The alleged California EuInoF, to which ths
New York 1ftnks gives currency this morniNx,
to tue eifeet that titles to tha Central Pacific
u Flood i O'Hrleu lie 1rm haYipe been trae..
, 1879-01-11
POLICE ESTIMATES.

The Committee on Police met In Chief
Leayoy's Office yesterday ufternoon and looked
over the estimates which the Chiefhad prepared
and which havu already boon published.
They unanimously ncrced to support tho follow
,pr itclns Of salaries: Deputy y-Superintendcn
Dixon, $22,75o; Captains Of police, sl,a00;
Licutcnants. s1,400; sergcanss, e1,2o0; Sta
t!ou-Kccpcra, $g50. Tue salary OF tho SUPER
intcndcnt was not changed, and $50, 900 was
agreed upon as tho sim that should be naked
for now station-house to take tho place Of tho
West Madison struat Station, atnce the COM
mttce unanimously agreed to the nbt,yc figures,
it ia fair to presume that they wtll advocate
them when tho Appropriation bill cuihes be-
foro the Council. II 50, tho cstimatcs Ut
tho Police Department ara liable TO assume
vcry magnificent proportions. Notwithstanding
the fnct that the Committee decided to Giva to
Chief scavcy tho increase whfc!! 10 asked for,-
sron 81 3,5O0 to S2,750t tho Increase OF tho tsti-
lnatgs Under tho hands of tho Committee Yes
tcriay was S2,22iU, without saving nnythinE
niuut the ,000 Tor new sIatloh-housc. a
proport!o.,atc increase oil through would mako
tbc appropriations SDS3 09,-whtctl tuy arc not
likely to tc. And II tho Committee decides
overY time It looks over those estlmatca that
another now stntlun Is needed, tho aggregate
OF tho requests for appropriations for ths polct
Department will be &W7,lT,-only twice ~
much as the amount Of tho actual appropriations
ot last year.
will show how tho salaries nnW paid 10 the Police
Department compare with tho estimates lately
sub1ntttcI By supt. seavoY Tor Tue nIxt s!scal
ond what tho Superintendent would hRYe IL for
, 1879-01-11

llPSQMANlA OR DRUNKENNESS,
Dr.. D'Unker {iIscurercr Of the Clnchon4 Cup =.
drnnkenness), 1t fhe Palmer llouse cates 81 e,,.
of alcoholism. The ofrnrt now making 10 IN,
DORM thai great truth viii fail.
, 1879-01-11
DRUNKENNESS CUREp.--CAu111N

DRUNKENNESS EUKEU..-CAO1tM,
An unpr!nciple1 doctor Of this citv Is eod+,,.,
Ing to get up an Initiation Of ny Ctnchnpa Rob,
now acknowledged as The only euro for dtpet,,
ness. Tha genuine can only bu obtained o. =,
prescription. II. D'unger. N. D., Roou q r,,,'
or llon84,
, 1879-01-11

hnncArs to he the lowest bidder. tl1ongh, ron
trnrtors aye inclined Ia dispute It with hint.
Tile Committee will meet this aftertetnt'. anu Il
fen,aIns TO hc seen what there Is 1t, tho rnIanfs
nnoa&.
, 1879-01-11

uRS0Fl}tsTfCATED.
Dr. Prscst Cream tIakiuE Powder Il ire. tn,
aduitosanes, and la beyond nj question ID. IN
and purcst; in tho market.
, 1879-01-11

The Iner5ase Of tic fs'oi assefs 81 the Mu,n., IT,,
Insurance Company Of New York from s.. III
:s01 In 1H5} to $50, 1I R{7 In INIT. IL dne 10 Il,
wisdom, energy, and prudence uf it, maai,.
mont. Th0se AceknG lhAurance should Istu,,
themselves Of its ndyantagca.
I,uck 4 Rayner's cold cream cxccts Tho Epsr,
article In softncrs hntf sweetness.
, 1879-01-11

ferrcd in settlement Tor borrowed mons,
pronounced TO bo false by = Rentlcmsa 4,
st,eAke for Flood. WI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29
Arw 1)nblltatloue.

A CITY EDITION of PINCKNEY'S SCHOOL
~ GUIDE contains complete list OF schools In NeWYOIk
City and Brooklyn also extended description o. me most de-
srabe and much other valuable niOaa
parents mailed postage, &c.
fnR bookstores. PISCKNEY'S SCHOLASTIC AGENCY,
Union