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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18

dsfor House-The Hon. Isaac p. Chrstianoy.
United States Minst TO Perm buckingham no,e,-
General Robert Schenck OF Ohio ...F IN - Hn> Hotst
Ex-Governor Andrew O. curtin and Asa Packer OF Pennsyl
vania aUd William Goddard. Of Rhode Island. B''ro"'
.r'-Frsnkln Is. Gowen President 81 the Phlladelpma
aud Rea0iug Railroad Company Jams HOtft-Sta
,rs eodore NJ Pomeroy Auburn and Dennis Mccarthy
Of syracuse and Commander John Sch0uler U
n -. 81 ere JIo's ole Bull mr. 60 HouSe-Ae1
ander Mitchell President Of the Chicago Milwaukee ana
T Ina, T Iic 81 Syracuse nsro Joi,;dp Hotel Jacob
Vanqtta Of New Jersey Westnnstcr HgH-AnTea VII
tnson of syracuse .Gilsey Houe-Surgeon r. L. Town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18
MARIE RozL,s NEW CONTRACT.

A contract was signed last evening between
Max strakosch and Mare R6zeMapieson engaging the
rlna donna for an operate season III San Francisco
Incoming April IG Nine R6ze Will appear IN " Aida"
&" Carmen" " The Ilnguen0ts,"" II lroyatore " La
Favorita." MignOu ami Faust" AT the expiration
nf rms engagement Nine. R0Zc viii return to Her
MaIrtys Op London, where she Will appear early
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ART EXHIBITS BROUGHT HOME.

ART INI1IBITS BKOUGHT IIUME.
The United States slip Supply and the ship
TrimOuntain arrived yesterday from Hayre, with
the exhibits from the Paris Exposition The supply has
ali of the art exhibits 90 cases, and about 600 tons Of
freight She anchored of the Battery and to-day will
70 Martins Stores BROOKLYN to discharge her freight
The supply lett Havre January arrived at the Ma
Islands January 81, and left there four days
afterward Her voyage from avre to the Madeiras
exceedingly stormy, and January IL she INTO the
Bri sb bark Diadem of Swansea but neither vessel
A, dam oad
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NEw-YoRK YACHT BURNED.

WILMINGTON, y. c., March 1.-THE steam
Yacht zabrth from New York for Charleston stranded
in RIcn Inlet took fire and totally destroyed The
yurp ~
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F. O S r 8 GRIP r
3:A5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN Ne VS..
ERIE RAILWAY.
LONDON, Tuesday, NJ

LONDON, Tuesday, March II, 1873.
The Times, in its financial column, says the
Erie Railway recons rucon trustees, ut their meeting
TODAY will consider tie designations Of Sir Edward
Watkin and another trustee which have been rendered
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SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING,
RELIEVED IN A FEY MINUTES.
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
|R, RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly %astele elegantly coated for the cure Of all Dis
orders the stomach liver bowels kdneys bladder nervous
diseases headache constipation. indigestion dyspepsia.
biiousncss bilious fever Inflammation OF the bowels piles
ana ali arrangements OF the internal vSccra WarAntedo
effect a positive cure. Price rs cents per box.
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MARINE INTELLIGENUE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun rsea.-..- 'Oo stts.- blU JOCK LbL ON -
Moon rises 1VO NOON s'uthS Ooo Moo1s age uiys 20
WATER Io-DAY-A. NJ.
SANDY HOOK 42j Gov Island. 4:ji Icn Gate. CAB
HfGu WATER To-DAr-P.
sandy Hook. 4:J2 Gov. Island 53J Hell Cato. 72i
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AnnOuncements.
Lung and throat disorders remedie, !
JAYNRs EXPECrORASL

LANE BACK! KIDNEY DISEASE!
BensOns Capcne Porous Pasers will relieve and cure.
great Improvement on the ordinary porous p2sters Prop
received highest aud only awards at both Phadepha
and Paris ExDostons Ask physicians your locality
sbOut 1t possesses wonderful merit Sod by all respect
bic druggists.
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APOLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER

sCompay Thu asp
fh time zen the Apl o a
The edumen at leave spec
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HOME NEWS.
YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs NO
Ola BROADWAY.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

AZ, Noon. 40 50 m. AS Midnight. 81
Uignest durnr nav. 40. Lowest 81
Average 397s same fay, 1878. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18

Do You WANT Your CONSUMPTION CURED
II commence at TO PHILLIPS PAATABLE COD
LIVER On, in combination with PHOsPHo UTIaINE best
edy for coughs aud colds All drnggiss Depot Platst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18

who believe that results Of the present
Will greater than those Of any convention ever heio
by the old association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18

TheVassar gazelles consume SO, 600 pounds Of
yearly eIaculty should Boneess Cod
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10 the Spring and all as surroundings; that
chnery for the manufacture Of drrctal cGrbOHc defd tcds
nd the pTeDlises that necessity ered
the manufacture Of such for use IN b0ttHg the Wdter for
the that the Spring ttseu supplies far more gas than
Necessary for the purpose Of boiling the Waters and Dreserrno
He Gmounto gas Is contained In he Water uh no
Spring Consul concludes his report oltoUs; "Iere-
fore STATE that opinion formed dsr aat considers
careful and Oanstdking inuestgatOn, that me Apoiarfs
Water bottled ut the ApOliinar Spring exported 10 no
United states, Is beyOnd question natural mineral Wdr"
The evidence which accompanies the COnsuls dispatch
TO abundany sustain his conclusion that the ApOl
nars Water heretofore imported natural mineral water
entitled 10 exemption from duty.
Very respectfully, II. f. FRENCH,
Assistant Secretary.
fCoPY.l
Apollnaris Water of the Apoinaris Spring
Neuenahr is alkaline gaseous which may be
habituay table It's pleasant and its
richness pare carbonc acid favOraby distinguish 1t from
the other si.nilar mineral waters. Signed.
PROFESSOR DE v1RcHow,
Berlin, December "a. 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18
ARGUMENT ON RED LEARYs CASE.

John Leary, known as cred" Leary, was
arrested in this city the warrant OF Governor ROBIN
son. issued the requSItOn of the Governor of Massa
chusets as one of those concerned in the northampton
Bank robbery. His surrender stayed by writ OF
hab4as corpus. which Judge Davis dismissed, and then
by witt Of certoTari to review tne decision of Judge
Davis. The questions involved were argued at great
length Yesterday in Supreme Court, General Term by
Peter Mitchell for the prisoner. and Winchester BrtOu
for the prosecution. Mr. Mitchell claimed that the
proof of the identity of the prisoner insufficient;
that there was proof that the prisoner fugitive
from jusce that the Court had right to have all tie
papers on which the Governor acted before surrender
ing citizen foreign Jurisdiction; and that al these
pOinS except the hrst established 10y the United
states Courts passing the effect of the clause in
the Constitution which authorizes cXtTaditiOn war
rants. Mr.. Buttons brief even more elaborate.
Citing various state authorities, he claimed that the
Governors decision that man should be surrendered
was final unless ii could be proved that the man was
not the one intended IL final to the questions
whether he fugitive, whether the demand was IN
proper form, and whether a crime coming within the
Constitution was charged He also olted at length
United states authorities. The Court reserved Its
decision.
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NEW EAST RIVER FERRIES.

ernors and recommending It to favorable consider
son Of the sons and daughters OF New-Engiano vi VI
New England ancestry.
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RENCH VILLAGE BURNED.

PARIS. Tuesday. March - 1870.
The village of Nernct, near Vichy, contain
ing 90 houses, has been totally destroy ed by fire
LEor otter Elrelln Nses see Firsl Pag:I
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A MONUMENT TO JOHN STARK AND HIS MEN.

A MONUMENI ~ JUN oiA1'h AM hAo "IN'
A communication from the Governors of
Massachusetts. Sew-Hampshire and Vermont has been
received by the officers Of the New England Society OF
this city appealing to the sons ana daughters OF New
England and especially those Of Vermont. Massachu
s,tts and EewHampshire to aid financially In the
lion OF a monument at Bennington. w. to commemorate
the deeds of the men Of those three States who.
August l6 1777, under the command OF John Stark,
aceved victory over the British which sealed the late
- Army and secured the Independence OF the
CoIoaies The board of officers on MaTen IL adopted
resolution heartily approving the requeatoi the ooV-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18
A SEQUEL To THE INCENDIARY TRIALS.

Three men, Bernstein, Perlsten and Free
man. on separate trials recently convicted Of arson
in setting fire 10 tenementhOuse IN order TO obtain i'll
surance. The careful work OF FIRE Marshal Sheldon of
Mr. Perley, Of the Fire Commissioner, aud OF Mr..
Dempsey IN tracking these men seemed proved by the
immediate decrease of fires III the neghbOrhoOd. All
the accused had the same defeDce-a more or less
elaborate albi-and each made out If his witnesses
were to be believed, perfect abb. District Attorney
Rollins who conducted the trial OF the ncendiares, de-
termned suppress this kind Of defence and therefore
had Cohen Davis, Freemans chief Witnesses in
dcted for perjury. The trial Of Davis was begun
terday before Judge Gderseeve in the Court Of Cen
eral Sessions.
The proof thus far given is that on the evening OF
November 10, when Perley and Demspey saw Freeman
company with the other iuCendlaries, Freeman sad
he at his home celebrating the birthday OF his
young Jacob Other testimony showed That Jacobs
birthday not November TO- but October 20. There
was gwen by him also another reason for remember
ing the day that his mother died on November 10 In
opening the case, Assistant DistrctAtOrDey Rollins
stated that recent developments seemed TO show that
there existed I'm this city certain partnerships OF per
banded together TO commit arson, ana OF others
banded together 10 furnish perured evidence. He men
toned what had recently occurred IN proceeding be-
Police Justice Murray. He then put in the formal
the testimony of the prisoner and its
complete contradiction.
Charles s. spencer Will present the defence to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18
THE PASSENGER AGENTS.
A NEW ASSOCIATION FORMED.

THE OLD BODY DISSOLVED AND THE NATIONAL AS
ISOLATION OF GENERAL PASSENGER AND TICKET
AGENTS ORGANIZED.
The General Ticket and Passenger Agents Asso-
citation was suddenly dissolved yesterday morning
and new organization was formed, with const-
tuition under winch no transportation line not en-
gagged IN through passenger traffic may be repre-
sented. and other lines may be represented only by
the head of the passenger department Of
each The purpose is to restrict the right to voice
in making rates to those familiar with the subject
and directly responsible to companies materially in
terested in tho making of rates and in the observ-
ance of the rules of the association.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROCTEA AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each daily; three dcpOts in
Philadelphia. two IN New-I"rk. -
Double Track the Improved Equipment and The Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
and after December 10. 1870,
Jxprcss Trains leave NcWl DtSOrOsCt anu Court
lIndt street Ferries a. follows;
i}O $50 500 40 lmtc. ii a. m; !, 80 D. . w. 900,
and 10 SUNDAY, 1870 and 0, D. 800, S:JO
and 10 p.
trains Jersey Cty aordng speedy and direct transfer
RroOElyn travel 49, 80. - o-
Rcturuig trains leave Philadelphia I20l 3ij 800. T.
7:3j $40 aud II Limited Express l:30 p M . 4.
a. M. 4. 7:35 J. M. 80 o., -, ~ 49,.
House and Desbrosses ,and Corandt st-; No
Cour st and brooklyn Annex Depot. foot of FuOnst.,
I,rookiyn Nos ia. 1lG and llS HUdsOnst, HObOken
Depot Jersey CITY Emigrant Ticket Office No battery
ri.re L. p. FARMER,
PRANK THOMSON Gcnl Passenger Agt
Gene
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Uearners.
ME AMERICAN and FOREIGN TEACHER;

AGENCY constant commnn alton win hHnnTss rn
OF the SCHOOLS. TEACHERS, TU1ohS .oN .s
ESSES ami SPECIAL INSTRUC CrORS in tIe
and abroad; its facilities Tor meeting specinc educaon
wants ON the mart of parents principals
experienced and well attcscd graduates o any
loge Al usually at command also accomplished
every nationality: ladies wishing superior
tion may secure pupils of PLAIDl, IhAl.Bt hhnn,
VoN DIIOW and other eminent masters abroad as wen ~
pupls of distinguished American masters Cal gu oi -
Miss YOUNG American and Foreign Teachers Agency
% Union square
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THE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be

1CHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
l known by its new name. the NkwNoRK. LAKE
itains taxing eject November %. 1873:
0a. N. Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
4 Fas st. Gns thpr1ss n s r Sng a6d ' Bgo
ppm. (Daiyl Pacific ExbTess ior me WCst Sleeping
natl and Chicago without change; also Hotel Dining
'7TsTU I'm Emigrant train for The West
Trains leave Chambels street Depot NeTYoTk fori roo
Newark o:lj $50 $50 a. M 1,2. 4l2 oI2, 6l1 ky
y. H., and IL midnight Satuldqy nights only sundays 0lo
noon li5. s SO ~ o;I' o. o. 81 ~ ~ p M M ~ 1ngh
l:i5 B 3l5 PAP go 40 o. si5 o. ~ 60 GIQ 8 IOP
rs & a@h - ~ mdmIn @ "a u,sniht o. 'O' 0i' i" n ii'
snrein g. 7:i5 ioi3 a. ~ li5 3a5' 7R6 M IL mid mid
night. sundays, g. $50 1913 a. H. Ii' 03o p n and
coTii%ai 745 m. 800 4So p IN. sundays, $50
Newbare 5 q m 30 4S J M NJ sundays sundays s$S M @
Sshsp H"o g. @ 20 D. ioi5 a. n $685. 54j, $50, p m
SUNDAYS q. $50. lO:l , a. m. G30. p IN.
TO- 6 e. & & 5 C.' T. D. mn m SfR 2e "a a. M n and d. Sp
d. trains connect with New-lofk and oswego Midland Rail
Tor J"Tyis 7:i5 o 1915 a m 43O G, p. Sundays
FHrains eayng Chambers.st. half hours
BEFORE NJ leave 25ds 10 minutes earlier than above
2.-t minutes earlier Boats leave 2dst at 94J and
Il5 M connecting with trains leaving Chamberss ST. at ~
PTMcI"is M " for passage for apartments Drawing
checking aud transfer Of hasE1Ge nay Dc eft at ihs Com
y G33n,f II BROOKLYN or at the Company's Dcpots
Express Trains from the West arrive in Newiork at 2j
" Hi JNo n AIiBorr Gon1 Pass'r Agt New.YOrk.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
: $50 oi5 ~ m l. g. T. AS $50. $50. $50 l3o, l2p
$50 m. Tie l3O and II p NJ trans VIII not run sat
u' hagnrT mT S%ing Valley and Monsey = o45 40 p
JNO. s. ABBOTT Gcnl rass.r Agt. New 10Lk
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
BALTIMORE AND OHIO 0I. RAILROAD SSS IJ:-,

ID from foot Of Desbrosses ard Court
landt-sts
$50 a. m for Washington, Columbus Cincinnati lndianap
oils Chicago West Richmond, On iTleston ana tns
south Pullman from Baltimore 10 Newark Ohlo anu
Chicago.
o. H. Washington and the West and the south VIA
Gordonsve Pullman from NcwfOik Ia Baltimore ana
Washington making close connections for PittsDuIg Chc
matt INDIANAPOLIS louisville st. LOnis. Through Pullman
cars Baltimore Cincinnati st Louis and PittsDnfB aud
from Washington 10 Augusta and Savannah. - -,
1000 daily for Washington the south and Wes fnli
man seepers New.York Ia Baltimore and WablngOp
making connections for chicago Cincinnati lndanapO
Louisville LOUIS Columbus, Pittsburg the south ana
Southwest Through Pullman from baltimore TO Clncin
natl connects at Washington with trains for Lynchburg
Florida New-Orlcans and the south. 49,
through tickets please eau at COmpanys Oince oIo
Broadway NewHOrk and ticket Offices foot O Coutanut
and Desbrusscssts. and Depot, Jersey city. - -.x.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRAShA
IA
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Nrrp l1nblirailone.
TvpocI1pE oC THE SUGAR

CRACE,S EXPOSURE OF THE SUGAR
" FRAUDS To give impartial public q lar m aSa @ 81 %,
Viainy Of the managers i
te Suar hing il bee mes my painful duty 10 state through
tho columns of Journal that notice has been tefNu on
tho wholc sieaers OF this city 10 stop the SAFE OF
pamphlet had only lust been issued and me demahu or
/, as ao Great that have been Obliged 10 prepare new
edition which ia ready will be sent by mail on receipt
''V ' WILLIAM II. GRACE,
No Q97 DeKab ave, Brooklyn. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE-Thc steamers of this Line taNc the Lane Route
recommended by Lieut. MauIy L. = ~ ON both the outward
and honey ard VOYAGES.
BklIANNlC, CAPT. Perry........ SATURDAY rep noon
GERMANIC cant. KENNEDY SATURDAY. Feb. 20 l23O pm.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 12 NORTH
RIVER.
These steamers uniform size and unsurpassed in
continents The saloon. Statc-TO1ms Smoking and Bath
are placed amdshps where tho nose aud motion
least felt afording degree OF comfort hitherto unaaiDabe
al
turn tickets able terms.
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep.
Tor inspection and other information apply at tho
Company Otces, No. 81 Broadway Newl ork or l4O Wal
nut ST., Philadelphia. ri. COIrIS, Agent.
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6icamboais ano Railroads.

RRIDGEPORT and all points on Housatonlc
and Naugauck Railroads Fare. 81 steamer BridRrpob
leaves Catharne slip daily sundays eAeeped at ldV H.
and BTdg dgQuO al d. tn.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
Oredn GtfGmerg

A MEXICAN LINE FOR Nv EhrOUL;; EN- ,So vEp1
~ Tho onv Transatlantic Line sailing under the
CAN FLAG Sailing every Thursday from PhladeipnIh n
LOhD CLINE sails TIL I ltsDAf 1an oo. ! y -"
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Great Trun

DENNS l4N AM kAl.KOAD-Gfeat trunk
i Line aud United states Mail ROute.-On after
IS 1879 trains leave NewYork Dsb osses and
Cortland Street Ferries a. follows; -
Express harrisburg Pittsburg, the West and south
with Pullman Palace Cars attached a. n and $50 p M
daily.
For Wiamsport Lock Haven, Cory and Ene at $50
for Iitsyle. Petroleum Centre and the
oil Regions. WiihaulspOrt and Lock Haven, . a. N.
baltimore Washington and the South. Limited Washing
ION Express Pullman ParOr Cars daily except sunday
10 m; arrive Washington AZ M Regular at 4:3O and
$40 m and lUp sunday 45O a. H. and 10 p H. For
Baltimore III. except Sunday. 40 o,. - go, .. ., :,
Express for Philadelphia 49, $50 500 30 Limited |
a. m 800 T. D. g. 1880. $50 and 10 M sunday 40 and
. a. m g. &, 1870, $3.50 and 10 H. Emgrant ana second
class 1880 D. M. go, - .,- .-..-.
Poas OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through trains
at Jersey cay aOrng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel. ,...,~ N ,o.,o = - ,,,o,
IN dgi,y $40 a. m G:20 y. daily. except Monday. From
Washington and Baltimore 650 m, :, 300 4i2 l0;l0
a:O Gi0 $40 1910 3O M 2, $3.50, 400 6:20 $50 and
l00p M SUNDAY, $780, $50. 1910, Il3O m, O2O, 1910
y. m. .,a o,, p-o,d,-oy ,s,or rroroo
and foot OF Desbrosses Cortandsts No COurtst and
rooklvn Depot foot Of fultonst Brooklyn; NOS
Uudsonst HObOkcn; Depot, jersey City;
fmigrant Ticket Ofice. No BaIIerypace
L. l.. ARMER. Gen' Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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CFNFRAT, TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
! W i,NfTEb sTATEs NAIL sTEAMERss.;

II I,NiTTD STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR OI'EENSTOWN AND LIN EltfoOi+
leaving Pier -. y. H. foot Of King ST.
N. ts~lJA 1.
VCV0NING ....,.,........ TUESDAY Feb. ~ IS y. H.
NLVADA . .'.... TT ESDAY. Feb %. $50 a. ~
N6SrAT 49, .'....-. TU ESDAY March 4, p M
TUESDAY, March l. a. m
~" These steamers are built o ron III wa N
ncfs and are furnished with every requisite 10
HE aross hc Atlantic both safe and agreeable nay
ing bathroom smoking room dfawin@rooh piano ~" " ~,
1orv also cvpcmcrd eurge0n, sewardeSs aud cater Oh
each steamer The staterooms are all on deck mus
those greatest of all uXurics at sea perfect Nehtao" ~
helt. . ..o,o roo,,, -. ec5 and
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 sa'eI9oni fIo' go? anu
OFFICE, No. 20 BRO ADWAl. o,..o,,
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Bankrupt No!Ires.

INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES
~ for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF SEW.YORK.-
In tho matter Of SAMUEL SCIIFFEI, GABRIEL II.
SCHIFFER and LOUIS g. s"HIFFEH lankrupts IL
B.NKKTPTCYA Warrant in aukr pCy has been issnef y
said Court against The estate OF SAMUEL SCHIFFER,
GABRIEL II. SCHIFfER and LOUIS q. SCHlFFER,
Of hc Of New y NuIk, and state Of New
York sail District adudgcd bankrupt npcn the petition
OF their creditors the Of debts and the de
livery ~ property belonging 10 SAID hankupts Ia them
their and the transfer OF any h0prty b them
forbidden by Law. 0f the creditors OF said bank
ruIts prove Their debts. and choose or more assg
nfps OF their will De held at Court Of Bankruptcy
he holden No 1872 Broadway In The Cv Of ewNurk In
said District The 3D. day oi Mach A. D. 1873. at IL
O'Clock No. the Office Of Henry Wilder Allen esquire one
of the Registers IN Bankruptcy O said Court
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
PED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.

Carving the Belgian and United states Ma'is' 0"i"s
every - DAYS from philadelphia anu NS"' ,,'o
SWITZERLAND sails SATUkDA =, reU, sn.r :, n % I" "
For rates OF passage other information aIplyIo
oo- W. fEi It w 52 broadway, New York
"o' IGIT% Mcn0TaID Agent Battery place, New YORK.
EENFRAJ, TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY, f,
" BF"TWEEN NETWORK AND HAN RE ,,o,,or q,
Ier of ompanv new No AZ North River iOot OF
iV ~ :. e Trudeic -. "Wednesday, Feb. D. @3u p M
InA r. nmanrl Wednesday, Jan. lP3:3u p M
.N,Ag5i- .NrADni me'nrd " Wednesdav. March. 3, IA
steamers marked do no: carry seeiage ,,,
C,ocs wn ON Cedt vOnnais OF Paris, IN amounts
IOTTIS DE BEBIAN. Agent, no. - Br0adWA!.- -
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
rI,IJIS is TO GIVE NOTICE.: That on the 22d

1ilo - lun NU Ia War;, NV N o.i u; NE
was issued against the estate Oi ALFRED ROE of
Ncw.Yor city, tho County of Ncw-lOf and State Oi
keWlor VINO has adudged bankrupt On his
on that payment Of dcbisand delivery Of prop
1rty belonging such bankrupt him Of for ms and The
transfer Of property by hn gre forbidden by law
that n creditors OF the said bankrupt 10
I,roVc debts, choose Of
hs estate held Court 0f Bankruptcy 10 be holden
at 40 Y22 broadway III tho CITY of NCwl orR in said
District before lsaac IaN"n esquire Register.
ON the 18th OF FebruaTyA. u. 1919. az II o'clock
~ ~ LOUIS 4. PANN,
T. Marshal as Messenger SOnhcn District OF Sew York
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
sI S0 TO BOSTON .rrv
Ed .0U VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
STOkI\GT0N LINE.

CONNECT NO WIFI AID POINIH ~ !. or,
not y TRIP MISSED IL SEVEN CoN0L|' Nv l.
The elegant steamers srONlNGTON and HAKhA;
GANSETT leave Pier 80 North River lioOt OF Jay ST. p soV
u. daily except Sundays). - .,,... o,E q ~,
tqi from stOnn ton sold this line from NeWl Ok 10
Boston for Al %. a., c.-....o..
ckes for sale at all principal ticket Ocos Staterooms
secured al oces Of WestcOtt Express company an Nos
1858 Sg7 broadway Metropolitan aud fih Avenue
Hotel ticket Offccs
PROVIDENCE LINE. FOR FREIGHr ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA and GALAIEA leave Pier ~ North
(foot of daily (orcopt Sundaysl AT p
for Providence direct
Freight Via either limo taken st lowest rates.
&. W. FILKINS. q. l., Agk u. y. BABCOCk, Pres't
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29

1 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
i ARRANGEMENT OF PAHsENGKR I TRAINS. Jan. i.
1877 Leave depos foot Of Courapdt and Desbrossesss
al $50 10. M Night Express, daily for EsstOn. bethlehem,
AenGwn Mauoh Chunk Wi,kesbarTe, PlitstOn ssyTe, IL
mira Ithaca, uburn Rochester una0 Niagara Falls
tho West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached
ROBf II. SAlHE Sup't and JnRr
General Eastern once corner Chtch and Cortlandtsts
CHAS. II. CUMMINGS, Agent.
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
IN leave pecksp daily tsundsys excepted for
New Haven at and IL \. m, connecting with road