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New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
RESTORED TO DOMESTIC BLISS.

Albert Esmann, musician, two years ago
felt Obliged TO abandon his wife, Margaret account
of an uupleasantncss with her mother, He engaged
room at No. SO Avenue-A, and devoted his whole time
to music lie learned TO play wel and soon accumu-
lated money. Meanwhile his wife, who had supported
herself and child by her labor, heard of her nus
bands success and, in order to WIN hm back mad nun
arrested Tue plr stood before Justice Dufg yesteI-
dav W no said to the husband, Don't you think you
could live with 90 good q woman as thatF Ihe nus,
band paused for rellectitn and the Justice directed
Officer Hitchcock 10 take the couple into his private
room. In fifteen minutes they rcCntered arm-I-arIn.
Then the Justice who much pleased at his success,
insisted that reunited couple should shake hands
and embrace This DONE TO the great satisfaction Oi
IN sDpcatOFs,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
HEAVY DECLINE IN COAL.

The sale Of 100. 900 tons of Scranton coal
yesterday by the Delaware, Lackawanna and western
Company was largely attended. Prices were lower than
.yer before except the sale of Noyembef 1917 The
,oal sold Yesterday was well distributed, the average
leclIne from prices az December sale beng ZO1
rene ton The prices received on the different sizes In
lhc order Of sale steamer. 1000 tons AT - 80
rTte 3G 600 tons al - 4OG - 30 80 30; egg 10000
0ps al 81 4OaS 0S2 30 - 30; stove. 10000 tons
Al - 10 and cnrstuul, 1000 tons AT - 30 - 81 Z.
~ 40 The prices compared Win those Of last mOnth
snd November, IS77. are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
EIRES IN NEM-.LERSEY.

The house OF L. NJ Fulton, at Elizabeth,
caught on fire Tuesday night from n stove, and vas
damaged 50 800 1t was insured for 81 600 tie
Elizabeth Mutual $1,000 IN the Williamsburg City and
SO 500 in the Safeguard Of New-I"rk
A dwelling owned by the Railway -avlngs Institution,
: [ Railway was set fire Tuesday night by falling
kerosene lamp. and totally destroyed. The loss Is es
mated at 20 900 on which there is an insurance OF
So 800 The old fire department refused TO turn OUT
aud the new companies not strong enough TO draw
tn engines.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rim Irrpm Hoiei-Tho Hon. Gausha A. Crow,
Of Pennsyyanis exGovernor AeHanier H. Rice 1 M sa @
chuserts Alexander Piper OF West Point anu OK
Senators d. r. Wood OF Syracuse ard James WOOL o. If
SEQ " Y....SI Jdmss Nof~t-Captan X " Bffese y. -
N'....Jark hrenu, Hote-C'ommauder James q, kane "
S S.... Windsor Hoiel-Henry H. Pierson anl j. H. tam
scy of Albany ~ cf,srf,rdnI Honys-GoncIal Alfred H.
Terry q. \. ere" Housc-Capthn samuel Books OF
the stcams ship city Of Chester In H0te-ueh
eraI John Hammond. Of Crown Point y. Y.... Brer0or
Ifoise-William =. Walters, OF Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
ARREST OF A STEAMBOAT INSPECTOR.

John w. Beakes, the United States Inspector
Of Steamboats, for the District Of Connecticut, was ar
rested yesterday by Deputy United States Marshal Nc
Daniels on charge of mansaughter, the result OF hav-
ing certified falsely regard 10 the condition OF the
boilers of the steamboat Adelph, which recently ex-
ploded at NOrwak. He taden before United states
Commissioner Muirhead aud placed under $4,000 bonds
TO appear at the April term OF the United States Circuit
Courf of Connecticut
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
JOHN ". COOPER.

John w. Cooper, one of the Oldest provision
merchants OF York died suddenly yesterday morn
ing al his home in DObbs Ferry. He at work as
usual ut desk his store, No. l3S FrOnt-st.
Tuesday, and his death surprise to most OF lis
frends. lie born IN 1899, and while still young
uxu became IA par with Mr.. Gifard IN the provision
business. Ia lSJf Mr.. Grard LETT the firm, and Mr..
Cooper continued the business with his son until the
timc % ms death
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
THEFT AT THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

A sad though curious case of alleged theft
came 10 light Oh Tuesday in the Brooklyn Navy Yard
aud resulted the and Subsequent confinement
on the ship Colorado OF f. j. Waugh VINO has been In
the employ of the Government for many years. Naigh
is about thirty eight Of age and heretofore Ias
had excellent reputation HIS iatDer has been FOR
many years CAPTAIN Of the watch in the yard and Is
highly esteemed Waugh gamer, and received
a salary Of 81 500. The Navy Yard officials were rcti-
cent eserGny as to the cause of his arrest, but IL Is
ported hc has appropriated 70 his own use material
belonging 10 the Department Waugh was taken on
hoarl the Colorado, where he will be detained until
word has received the Secretary Of the Navy
VINO has been informed of the case
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
FROM Mr.. A. WALKER. No. 29l BROADWAY.

NEw-YoRK Aug 2i. 1878.
To sufferers from Catarrh would recommend the treat.
mcnt Of Dr. Lghthl, NO West 29thst. having mysen
been completely cured by him OF this perncous Complaint
Nv catarh was Of long standing and Of the most aggravated
indeed distress was so constant ana
made nv life burden. stating that cure oI cathIhI
WITHIN rea. of every afflicted by submitting 10 DI
iehthl skilfu administration merely EXPIRE my Donest
0oiN''"O' Room b. No. POI Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
FROM Mr.. A. MARSHALL, No. S75 BROADWAY.
Nrw.YoRK. Jan. 3, 1873.

NEw.YoRK. Jan. 3, 1873
After having suffered from catarh until lite seemed almost
buron my throat inhamcd appetite and my entire
system run down. cannot find words my gratitude
to Dr. Ighh for the cure which he Elected in my case
md myself per well and sleep better Than nave
for years past and having been treated before Nthoas
teel convinced that Ighthls nKiltu method Is
Tie only correct way radically cure that terrible disease
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
TO PROTEST AGAINST GERMANY's POLICY.

A mass-meeting will be held at PhGnx
Hall, Brooklyn. January 81, for the purpose OF
socmnly protesting against the pOcy at present pur-
sued by the Government of the German Empire"
which policy according to the call for the meeting, Is
econ rary all principles OF human rights ana Is
"ntended degrade the noble people OF Germany INTO
state almost mediGva subseryieucy, by sappesslnG
The liberty of speech and press Among the slgnerS OF
the call are General James Jourtan District Attorney
Isaac = Cabin. Controller W. q. StelmeiZ De Henry
C. Sjmms Justices Walsh and Senlcr. ThUmas l.. Pear
sail NJ. J.. Towns Patrick Ready, and Aldermen j. t.
Hacker, NJ. j. Perry, Daniel O'ReDy, john Mcintyre
and W. II. ,terS
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30

tlipe up the accounts or the stockD0Idtrs
Oyer tbIs some l0cuIiies arose which led o the suit
begun by Thame ssenger, Of the stockboders% IN On
sockboders viii, receive Mr.. Pomeroy thought, nearly
80 per cent OF their capital stock, about $30,ooO
still remaining to be divided.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
ZINE sLEIGHING AT NORwALK. COM.

The residents of NOrwalk, Conn, are in the
Odst Of a sleghng carnival N0ted trotthg h'ses are
NIX en- out daily and among the drivers Is H.
A. Woodward with his bay mare Hattie considered mere
the queen OF te track. Woodward dives WIN All the
tasb and gaantry Of his palmy days. After hlm come
kas's bay morse. DR. NOials Nj 10 Glover Rlddb0cRs
\uut Mary, aud gray horse imported from NeW-Iork
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
ASSOCIATION B'NAI BIRTH.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20.-At this mornings
session OF the Constitutional Grand Lodge OF Bnai
Birth of be United States the action OF their Centen-
nal Committee in advancing $3.50 partial guida,
tion of the upD the Ccntcunia Statue or
Liberty, was sustained by a vote Of 1913 10 lS
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
FJYE CENT F1RKS IN THE ,sTACES

The fares on all the Broadway stage lines
arc reduced to-day 10 cents, or twenty-one tickets
for 81. reduction has been contemplated since the
Metropolitan Elevated Railroad opened Since then tho
receipts have fallen of more than ten Der cent
The present reduction places the fare below
what IL was previous TO the war. when II was
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
EDR TSV DOLLARS CASH

we Will insert sayonne advertisement week in list Of
e6g weekly newspapers four lines In different list Of 3S7
p,pers or choice Of either Of four
separate aud distinct lists containing from 10 to 100 papers
each or four I'm all four the small lists
line one week all lists combined being than 1000
papers We also have sS of pape by states Throughout
Canada Send 10 GEMS for 100
pampuet. Address GEORGE L. HOWELL ~ CO, News
paper Advertising Bureau. 10 hprucoot., Ncw'NOTk.
r. ST you VIII send the names Of hall dozen high
priced papetsfn which would adv RISE JUST NOW, Ma
satisfactory nducemrt made viii submit prOpo uon,
hy NAL, which tnink Will please you MONEY
SAVED In MONEY EARNED Send copy OF tho advertise
you will and state What paper this.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
THE PIER AT LoyG BRANCH.

LoNG BRANCH, n. j., Jan. 29.-Conslderable
excitement was created at today among the cit-
zcns Of Long Branch by the ARRIVAL The Ccntral
Railroad Of New-Jersey, OF the fret instalmcut Of
wrought iron piling for the projected pier this
place. The weather being favorable, the work the
construction Of the pier will advance RAPIDLY The sea
wall rs nearly finished and VIII be completed by Friday
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
FROM MIR. 5. b. CLOSE, No. 100 DUAxE.sr

Il appears to me simple Christian duty TO recoHue- ar
sufferers from catarrh physician who from my ""
seual experience possesses tho skin and ablhV 7" ~
cure namely. DR.. Lghth. OF No Nt,s n me case
Work Years ago be euecied permanent t ~ breatensj
sister of mine OF cairh OF ioug sIaudng My he has
the most consequences, and mVi' rsufs 1te
treated my own with equally hdlls 80 debliiait
caarrn winch suffered was y" s,N a. LEA a efecs
luy IA hUl and since Or. llghthh -a't
ing It's cure experience renewed health ana D CLOSE
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
THE FIRE RECORD.
LARGE FIRE AT ST. JOSEPH.

A FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT AND DRY-Goops
HOUSE DEsiRoYED--LosS $3.50
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 29.-A St. Joseph, Mo-, dis
patch SAYS the extensive furniture establishment
Haxo on Ffts and the large wholesale drygoods house
OF w. Bailey adjoining. were burned early this morn
irg Tho goods on the ground floor OF Baieys store
carried into the street in damaged cohdtoh pu'
none OF Hax's stock saved HnN's loss on STOCK ls
estimated at 100000. and on the building $4,000
Baeys loss on stock fully S00O00and on the bnild
ing $4,000 The insurances aggregate Sl3O,1Oo Inc
tolloying arc the insurances In detail:
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30

City to beat Woodward. but who seems 10 nave Hnen
behind all Preparations being made Tor race ti,s
week between Hartford horse and Hattie. Lne one ne
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIVERPOOI.-Bg SiedmghiD PdHh6-Captain
Reeves ~ o. Stephenson l.. IT, Latham VIM Murray John
Rankn percy Ayimer Dr and Mrs John Bagg and child.
L. j. Bird, J. Greenfield, J. Spitz. @. j. Harney.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
UARINE NTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun r,s., 7l2l Sun sets - BIS Clock fast 3m. .3fa
Noon acts - Oii Moon sOuihs. COS Moons age days D
HIGH WATER TO-DAY A. M
SANDY Hook O:iO Island $50 " Ill Gate.... 3:lo
TO-DAY-P. VI.
Sandy Hook. lO3 GOV Island liS Hell Uate.... 337
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
PICTURE FRAMEs DESTROYED.

a fire of unknown origin III the picture
frame mandatory OF Abraham Hyman, on the tIst
floor or No 90 LudlOwst. DESTROYED stock worth T3ouo
last night aud damaged the building $500. The loss Is
insured.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30

FROM MR. MORRIS PHILLIPS, EDITOR AND fSO'
PRIEToR OF THE NEwYoRK HONE JOURNAL
Testify with pleasure 10 the success which attended p
Lighth,s treatment IN tho OF my brother VINO I'd"
affected with deafness and noises in the heal Inc
Dr Lrhthis applications prompt as they M 10
i've The hearing was restored the noises reiuONt.L
cure radical as IT has since proved
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
FROM MIR. P. W. oA1LAuDEr, Nos. 3 AND 5wALLsr.

The unmstakabe proofs which haye of the mastery si
y, nr irh in the treatment deafness and catarr 10
case where he after of oar most ceeOTa
nhyslcans had completely IA led enable TO rccommend
Kim warmly 10 IayOr Of all in need ot ms po'ssISi
SERVICES and tender him with pleasure my name - s
- N-A''-'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs nc
2ia BROADWAY.
eam37 Noon. So. n NJ Al Midnight "
HishesI dunno tnc d1v Az lowesL ~
Average 36's Same dav, 1878 22's'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
FROM J. DISCO, No. 23s EAST 93D-Sr

The cure OF deafness which you Effected In my ~ -,
proved permanent and highly satisfactory IN every "a a
ana it Is due solely your skill ali ability thaL
h,nc deaf man enjoy the blessing OF hearing ihSs
am sixty seven years OF age.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30

FROM Mr. r. b. LIVERMORE, No. l5J Nlsl i'in"'
am happy 10 state that Dr. Lghthi'l enectei '"'N T
cure IN an aggravated Of eaarh from "n
had suffered for many years and which hal seriously lnp
NV hearing Dr. Ligbti removed every vesge OF the ~
''lii' "n" ' ' IL. B. LINERMoRE.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30

"THE INTELLIGENT FORFIGNER."- y Miss
Smith -" Can YOU pcs ont Arcnie aud Kate down
there, Mr.. CalembeHt l'-Mr. C.:-"Oh. yes. am yer
sReen-siehied Nj 2R yes yes vat In mean
ain looking YER wenw-l Fun.
SATISFACTORY EXPLANATION. - Pedestrian
(whO has dropped halfaorwn IN front II the Ind)
Why, yOn OODfOunded humbng, you're not blindP'-
Beggar Not |, siri II the card am. they must
have given me wrong one. I'm deaf and dumbF-
lFunny IOlks.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
Announcements

4 TRuSTY CURE FOR COLDS,
JAYNE's EXPgCIoRANE
PHILLIPS PALATABLE COD LIVER OIL,
In hnalOn with NUTKlNE is amat tccss reln
Euaclann Debility anu Consumption Coughs, colds
sc. Try it, All Druggists. Depot. Plattst
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
B1LL or TIE MORTON C0uu4NDERY.

lFor oner ror.ign ye,cs sce First rag,.I
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the Board OF Directors of the State Orphans Home
and against the Board Of State Capitol
notified to hand in their bills before the Saturday
next preceding the first Monday in each month BY order
~ d. r. SESSIONS
Secretary Of Board of Orphaus' Home Directors and
Se~rd o. capitol Commissioners. je1
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N ;. 1873.
UNf~rD STATE, LAxn OFIrE,

JNr~SD ST >rE- iANN OFsIrF
CARSON CITY, Nevada October l5 1916.
Notice is hereby given to all VII IN It may
That John Hanson of the county Washoe state ii
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II to purchase from the United states Govern The
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Der and unfit fr Ijiyation, Southeast gu If
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D. NJ, containing 100 acres, and situate within the
Carson City, Nevada, L. ) Land District.
ANY ami all persnns hayn- any interest in. cliin
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cEas. III. SCHULZ g. BROTHER.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT oE THE
Second judicial District Of the State of Nevada, in
John Bero defendant Action brought in the District
Court OF the Second judicial district OF the State of Ne
vad i'll and for the County Of Ormsby and the complaint
fled in said County of Ornshv i'll the office of the Clerk
Of said District Court The State OF Nevada sends greet
John Bero, defendant You hereby required to
appear in an action brought against you BY the above
named plaintiff in the District Court o the Second Judicial
District the State OF Nevada, in and for the County Of
Ornshy and to answer the complaint filed therein Ia copy
OF which Accompanies this summos) within ten days lex
elusive Of the day OF servce liter the service on you OF
this summons served within this county; or if served
out nj this county but within this district within twenty
lays otherwise within forty daysor Judgment by default
VII be taken against You The said action IL brought to
al divorce dssoviug the bonds of matri
nony existing between plaintiff and yourself, the
grounds {" desertion and abandonment. Plaintiff alleges
rt that since about the Sd day of June, A D.
1875, the defendant without prov0cation, will
fully deserted aud abandoned plaintiff aud since
continued continues desert and abandon her
second and that since said last mentioned date and
for more than one wear last past the said defendant has
rlv failed ami neglected to provide for plaintiff he
any Of the necesssrieS of life, which said ne
,r and f,ire was and is NOT the result, of poyerty on
iefendauts part which he could old by ordinary in
dustry; and further that she is without fault in the
premises that there is living of the issue OF her said
rage female child named Franketa BCrO, OF the are
Of nine year, that said child has been and deserted
by defendant sd left to the support of plaintiff that The
defendant is i 10 have the OF said child and her
defendant wherefore plaintiff prsys decree OF
dissolved that pending this action plaintiff have the
anl cuSti NJ the said minor enid, Frankea Ber" that
npon the final hearing such and custody awarded her
hat pending this action defend mt he required to pay
plaintiff such reasonable alm0ny and counsel
just; that she her costs and have
slch other relief she be entitled Iuly
forth in plaintiffs complaint. And you hereby
notified that if You fail to appear aud answer the said
plant above required the said plaintiff viii apply the
the court for the relief demanded in her complaint
GeI under hand and he Seal ri tine District Court
If the second Jnicia District OF the State of Nevada
the If our l. nd Thousand eight hnnrcd and
seventy nine. J. II. MARSHALL,
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Always hand smokers materials, including
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET; FUTURES CLOSED
FIRM-FLOUR FIRM-wHEAT FIRM-CORN
EAsY-OATs sTEADy--PORK FIRMER-LARD
FIRMEn-sPIRITs TURPENTINE NOMINAL
RosIN NOMINAL-COFFEE QUIET-sUGAR
QUIET-PETRoLEUM FIRM-wHIsKEY NOMINAL.
SATURDAY. Nov. 20-G PM.
Tho markets were generally steady. with mod
crate demand. On Change. flour quiet, but
firm. Wheat quiet. but Arm. Corn easy. Oats
steady. Whiskey nominal. Pork quiet. Lard nrmer.
Cotton the spot quiet; futures closed 6rm Gro
cerics quiet. Naval stores dull and nominal
Oils were quiet and petroleum ruled firm.
ALcomoI--The market remained firm. Export quoted at
4Oc prompt aud 39c for late delivery Free Qnoted
at 81 10 y 81 H.
CorvxE-The market for dull and nominal
Mild coffee ruled easy. though values auotabiy
Cocq. Gardner Co.'s Santos telegram Rio Janeiro
Nov -. 1S79-Average daily receipts preceding
Friday 1850 bays price of good 6rst 10000; exchange
227S: stock, 2l3oU bags Santos Nov. % 1s70-Average
daily receipts since preceding Friday $500 bsgs price
good average, 9a7OO; stock 12 900 bags We quote
dinary cargoes l44c fair do., 16hc; good do 16slc
prime, IKE Santos fair to good. l64c l6c ninety
days; Java, grass mats &c. Singapore l7c oOc
Ccyon, l5c. lsc; Maracsibo, 15c 1s1sc. Laguayra
l5ac lIsc. Jamaica. l3c. 16c; ST. Domingo. I2c.
Mexican l71sc. lSc. Mocha. 24tsc. u 25c.:
lsc. I3c. .Sav%nillA. I3c u lsc.
COTTON on the spot was quiet a. late Tho trading
and tho market closed firm. with advsnce the day
of from TO points. Tho sxics for future delivery
tween ton A. NJ ana two r. NJ sum ~ 4Uo bales fol