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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-05-01

70 remain where they were; torture and
death to surrender, their hopes, as they
gratefully acknowledged to us, were faint
ihdeed. Such trained and experienced
scouts as Girard and Henderson would per-
haps haye stolen away as a last resort, but
even they must bring into play all their
Skill and cunning, and then mayhap lose at
the last moment.
Our camp is surrounded with ghostly re-
mains of the recent butchery. The days
are scorching hot and still, and the air is
thick with the stencil OF the fostering bodies.
We miss the laughing gaiety that usually
attends a body Of soldicry even on the bat
tie field. A brooding sorrow hangs Like a
pail over our every thought. Tt seems too
horrible tor belief-that we must awake and
find it only a shud1ering dream. Every
sound comes to us in a mufIed monotone.
and a dull, logged feeling of revenge seems
to be the prevailing sentiment. The repul-
sive looking green flies that have been feast
ing on the swollen bodies OF the dead, are
attracted to the camp fires by the smell of
cooking meat. They come in such swarms
that a persevering swing of a tree branch is
necessary to keep them from settling on the
food. An instant's cessation OF the motion
OF the branch and they pounce down upon
the morsel that is beng conveyed to the
mouth. They crawl over the neck and face.
into the eyes and ears, under the sleeves
with a greedy eagerness and such clammy,
sticky feet as to drive taste and inclination
for food away.
Let Us bury our dead and flee from this
rotting atmosphere.
ITO be continued.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-05-01
HIS NE WSPAPER EXPERIENCE.

Shine years ago | found myself a proof
reader on the Peoria Ttanscaipt. Previous
to that l had received the education that Pc
oria High Schools treat young people to.
After awhile / start a paper of my own
the Peoria Reuieao. | ran it two years. 1t
was a comforting sort of paper. 1t brought
TO me a few cares, but no uncertainty. 7
knew every Monday morning that on the
next Saturday night l would not have
enough money to pay the hands. During
my career as editor Of that wretched sheet
it never disappointed me in that particular
not once. Finally the sheriff took me in
to partnership, and there was a glorious in
crease Of activity He was an enterprising
man, very. He realized more in an hour
than | had done in two years. Presently
the partnership dissolved, and I looked
around tor something to do. / thought I
would try to get on the Burlingto Hamkeye.
It was q sober, staid old paper, financially
solid. | was young and active. Thought
|, i think | can do that paper good. If
can get on the staff am sure it will do me
good Well, | was thinking Of going over
,there Wlen one day It's business manager,
Mr.. Wheeler, came to see me and offered
me the position as city editor and reporter.
Well, if l live ten thousand years it will
not be q long enough time for me to be suf-
ficientiy thankful that accepted the offer,
and besides that | am very proud of the fact
that'they sent for me. 1t gave me an indie
pendence of personal satisfaction that | have
never recovered from. suppose now that
| have as good newspaper position as any
bodyin the world. | do as | please, go
away from town whenever | want to-. and
write whatever | feel like writing about.
The Haaokeyc demands one thing, however
"a column q day, which / usually write on
the train. It is easier to do it there than.
anywhere else. A-man with his eyes open
can't travel a mile without finding ii SUBJ
Ject."-Haavkeye Buadstts, at PAitadelphia.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-05-01
THE I'll II L CIRCCL E.
WORLD'S HELP.

The world is brighter for women tair.
With the tender eyes and the flowing hair,
With its glory rare;
For the rea-ripe lips that can smile and sing;
Fer tie touch Of grace on each lowliest thing.
Like the breath of spring.
The world is better for women brave,
VINO stand with the Master, strong to save,
by each sin wrought grave.
Who walk with their tender feet the way
That is weary and rugged, day by day,
For u torn soul's stay.
The world is nobier for women true,
Who carry the freshness of mornings dew
AT moons high hue;
Who see, with their clear soul-yision, far
To the glory that shines where no time can mar
Like the changeless star.
The world is stronger for women pure,
Who shine in their sphere, serene and sure
From all false allure;
Whose snowy palms are not ashamed to fold
Over hands that are rough and stained and cold,
With a saving hold.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-05-01
HENRY BERGH.

An illustrated paper, by Mr.. G.. G. Buel,
in Sc1l6ner for April, contains an account of
Mr.. Dergh's unique and interesting work.
and this sketch OF the personnel of the man:
"Thirteen years of devoted labor have
wrought no very great change in the APP
p%earance and manner Of Henry Berg... If
the lines Of his care worn face have multi
Piled, they also have responded to the kind
~ Influence OF public sympathy and the
release Of his genial disposition from aus
tere restraint. A visitor who had no claims
on Mr.. Bergh's indulgence once remarked,
:" | was alarmed by tie dignity of his pres
ence and disarmed by his politeness.r Since
Horace .Greeley's death, no figure more
familiarsto the public has walked the streets
Of the metropolis. Nature gave him an alb
solute patent on every feature and manner
Of his personality. His commanding stat
IRE of six feet is magnified by his erect and
dignitied bearing. A silk hat with straight
rim covers his head. A dark brown over
coat increases his broad shoulders and spare
yet sineWy figure. A decisive hand grasps
a caie. strong enough to lean upon and
competent to be Il defense without looking
like a standing menace. When his cane or
even his finger is raised in warning, tie
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-05-01
G0LDEN SHEAVE
The bliss for which our spirits pine,
That bliss we feel shall vet be given
Somehow, in some far realm divine,

Some marvellous state we name d heaven
Tomorrow is the day on which law
tolks work and fools reform.
A man seldom improves who has no
better model than himself.
No one is more profoundly sad than he
who laughs too much.
Life IS common property ;s-but fame be-
longs to great souls only.
1t should be our desire to say only good
OF Others, and to scatter flowers, instead of
briers, along our earthly way.
There are few wild beasts more to be
dreaded than Il communicative man or wo-
with nothing 10 communicate.
Write your name in kindness, love and
mercy, on the hearts OF those you come in
contact with, and you will never be for
gotten.
Those who, smarting under the whins
n stings OF active life, look enyiously upon
the calmness of studious retirement. mis-
outward quietness for inward peace.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-05-01
Written for the Rocky Mountain Husbandman.
the INDIAN CAMPAIGN OF 1875.
BY CAPT. w. CLIFFORD, Z. S. A.

About four hours ago Bostwiek and Tay-
Tor, (white %scouts), started to find General
Custer. They have Just returned and re-
port a large body of Indians moving across
the Little Big Horn valley from the diree-
ton ct Iullock's Fork, and now the suppo-
sition is that these fellows were lying in
wait for us in the pass between Tullock's
Fork and the Little Big Horn, and falling to
catch us in that trap, have concluded to
scatter. We lie down full Of anxiety for
Custer. Many believe that lie has been de-
feated aud is now hemmeh in not far from
NJ, but all are 10th to take this view of the
situation.
June I.-ResumeI the march at Z A. M.
quite Il number of Indian ponies were pick
Ell up, and upon reaching a low hill, could
plainly see two skin lodges and q number of
horses among the bottom timber. Capt.
Ball, ID cavalry, had gone ahead and could
&c seen charging on u run, but at what we
could not determine.
Nearing the two lodges, we found the
ground streWn with Indian camp %equipage.
piles OF lodge-poles tied together ready for
travelling, buffalo robes, saddles, cooking
utensils, coffee-mills, china dishes. new
spades, axes, guns, pistols, horn spoons,
wooden soup bowls, all lying in the utmost
confusion, as though this We're she prelude
to a hurried stampede. Numbers of Indian
dogs We're about. They fled like wolves
on our approach. Every one was possess
ed with a burning curiosity to examine the
numerous articles lying scattered about, and
often was the caution to the men to ere
main in the ranks repeated. Double bar
relied shot-glns, rifles, knives and pistols of
unique patterns were picked up by the men
only TO be thrown away after being carried
a short distance. In spite of the order of
"%silence, men,"a low and continuous hum
OF voices could be heard.
Arriving at the lodges. we found a num-
Der Of dead horses lying around them in a
circle, shot. Inside the lodges We're the
bodies OF eight warriors, lying in state-five
in one lodge, three in the other. Soon I
picked up q cavalry officers pantaloons,
stained with blood. DR.. Paulding called
me and showed a coat with Lieut.. Porter.
9Th cavalry" marked on the lining. q bullet
hole through the right breast and deeply
stained with blood. Now we begin to find
cavalry saddles, and to realize that there
must be truth in the report of the Grow
scouts that Custer, force had been defeated.
Soon. like q clap Ct thunder. causing the
hravest among rs to blench, came Il report
from the opposite side OF the river that
Lieut.. Brady had found one hundred and
llinety-six dead cayalrymen on the hills, and
the question arose on all sides. Where's
Custer2 Where's Custer ?'' Every one was
wrought up to the most intense pitch of ex-
element.
Our advance guard. about five miles
ahead, was in pain sight, and we suddenly
saw them dash. on q run, into a body of
timber, and looking to the Hill top on the
other side of the river. could see a party of
and soon Lieut.. Jacobs, 9TH in
santry, who had gone with the advance,
New-York tribune., 1879-11-03


srrRrXF CouEr caA AMnEHs-I Ia~rence Court opens a
1880 a. IN. Calendar called al II m-tirst Monday mo-
GrSFsAi IEiui-Davis. r. Brady and ingalls,. il
Asionrr,, ilr t1 Monday November
errCr.l rtssi-Van Bruut J-COart opens AZ lo3O a. m
D. Bnsr.s M s 80 40 o. i = Is a. a. as A. A. a. So 81
~ ~ 81 %, o. Law and Fact-Nos 90 llb -o' la
~ ss 100 o. 2o2 - 81 "a o.. % 5 "a lss' 4 2 d
iae 81 200 2ls go. 1OS. 8 I. ~. IL. 81 l65
tfacJif-Psu I-Adl0ufnec SIM ne. ,o,o 49,
Part lI-B1rreif. D tour opens AZ 1880 m--Nos
1-j1 saf 1851. i5Ct 1922. 5--. llt2 lil3. ll7A
lS5 lsO8 1l7 .6o iSs0. ll45. ll46 l5el' lob9 liO@
FAET uI-VsI Vors. Court opens az 10 81 a. m
Nos - 2 95 1888 l25s 1856 1851 1870 81, 3st l4ea
1853. lfl lios, 46- - lo6' 41s4' 4oV- A'f' '"-o
lass. lU4g. IO.s 81 D. ~. 1 -, , -,
~f,rFlICg COUgr-SENEhAL TERM.-Curts. j. an Judge
Nos TO - inclusive General caieniar-Nos 10 ~ m
elusive = -. - -. N -
Csendar called d aInurrel s-Nos i = D. = o. O..
Is-nes 0f facL-Nos. % 90 inclusive
a. La s A. sse ri iak 56S TGs ss 40f 4o7 977
4se 545, 577 595 ss ols S' 2S- 5Ss~ 90
s1S, P,f,s ~ and IL Adjourned for the
COMMON PLEAs-GESERAL TENN + Daly, j., j. r.
Daiv HOesen. JJCOuIi opens at u a. m lpeas
NON Judgn and Referees Report Nos 81 to "a Ap
pea ffoa Marine Court-Nos - 70 ,.p .he.usiFo Appears
fyum District COurts.-NOs. - 10 lo' inclusive
sPrciA lRI- J, Court opens AZ IL m-NOs
T;itl Tfsa-PARr Beach. J-court orens AZ y a. M
sSS' sSs 1910 sos is5s' S5ls 3s72
PAnT II Adjourned for the term.
n ~ Ia a mNos S. 2ss pa 81 80 ze8 3Os2 1908,
2ss H. 257. 2is PAS z5l 226 -. ..-- ,o,
l4 $751; 1921. 2l6 l33 z2l ~ s45 oo Zl'e o.
90 T r1rAlser J. Court opens az 10 Mos 81 ll.
sI3s 5O2 100 2IO "A. O. 1873. Zy 2Ss 5OO 5z'l '<49'
GExERAL sRssloEs-PAgrs and II-There viii be no cal
endsr until "Wednesday. November 0.
OYER AND TERsnNER Criminal business
New-York tribune., 1879-11-03
pEcIsIoNs-NoV. l.

SunrtHs topff-t bGm6ers by judge Donohue.-
III fhr matter OF N ihuntyBii IN ou. In De matter ~
Wl.u.uaor -NOt bout Van Agslsie lgi huEher- u-t
d, ustce. McCr.d Mi he.h rre bae H. same ref
Dllas arf. Tie Leyuulds caro- n an
ulac .r ug lHnl. futf sgnfu Macin at ihustou
N0iiun rulol cost laDv ast Ducla DENIED
Inii a.i. arIfuiu tie Insurance totupau1~ce mem
0ra,l am. Van AT Van Buicn Luton agl Maiir D.
MINOR ec; fsiOdari ag SOu,i d tc. er
AZ. be of enlug ui lti 20
iuuurod weeks at Tones
aeh.el ID . OUalkrnhusn agt Ne ouli al ga t-
N4u Bfrrn ~ barto ag-. GORDON hu4 agt
Bal n tuo Defcysier In he ter o MARRIOTT
Hiew hearisey ~ the matter Of Maurice Ia lhe
Bishop the lniteu states Trust company agt
IN the matter 0 CaudweI, brUwu dgf. Low
2 d. IN thc matter of
Douuey IN tn In the matter Oi M0fatt
Nni n Au In thr matter Of A ustln. crautec-
lv Iulgt Lawrtnre-tlaS- tEi Feitcrs-Ih-s matter u
Rot before therefore returned u The
cs 10 Oe D, tie attorney tor tnO moving
-,
,gs,7Ds g0urf-Npecidl Ter7R--Bv Judge ~hea.-
In O. matter the application Of Beatty, tte-Ceceia be
tllls agt Gardner NOnuof aet nm
Orders dscOnt nuancr grinte, Doctor 81 Al ag' IA
let putney ldswortn Covert ag Jones e al thOs
moved Narwfck Henry GcrD 7 GO al. AT ba Us
barLawav ar Russell Coventry agt Bell Moiiols grtued
hrtus 90 AZ, kctsAl as Aaehun.O4tCA
Leafty agf. Cr0sa.-OIGers granted
New-York tribune., 1879-11-03

BosrON. Nov. 2.-An assemblage of 300
people attended Harvard atetlc sports yesterday
The games were well contested the following OelnS the
winners:
ME WaK-E. E. Wentworth. OF 80 class time. min
ute 30 ~.rOnds. ..-.--..
Running high jump-Dennston. OF 80 class; distance
Hundred yards dash-E J. Wendell. vi 81; time. lO'a
seconds.
QnaIter-ulle run-T II. Simmons, Of 81 time' 54%
Running broad jump-Denniston OF 80 ; d's'Ahce' io
1eei ncnes. - ~ -, f,
Two hundred and twenty yards dash-E J. Wendell
OF 90 time. 24l4 seconds. -
One hundred aud twenty yards huIules-A = Deh-
pston, Of 50. won by six inches 10 p seconds -
Mile run-A l. Hale. OF so ume minutes z0'4
seconds.
Hop. step and iuDp-F Ii. Thompson, OF 81 distance
Ss feet 10 inches. 80
Pity yards. huriles-E J. Wendell, Of 81 time. 81
New-York tribune., 1879-11-03
A FACTORY BURNED AT BRIDGEPORT.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn.,, Nov. 2.-The works of
the Metropolitan Button Company aud the White Man
ufaeturing Company, both Ia the same building. were
Of the Fire Department confined the fire 20 single
building Tho White Manufacturing Company employed
thrty-nve hands Oss over r3o.OOOi insuTed iOr
$4,000. The Metropolitan Button Company employed
cighteen or twenty hands and insured for $4,000 The
cause OF the IRE unknown. The Wuite Manufacturing
Company VIII probably rebuild.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-03
A BRICK S10EAGE house DESTROYED.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-Last evening, fire
broke cut IN the brick house. Nos. 1871 and
1.733 Market-st.. cccupied by -four commission
merchants. including Nathan Brooke. Brooks Harper
R0bert Fletcher aud Pugh q KIRK Toe building
reduced wreck. Loss over S3O.O0Oi pretty well
covered by Engine II nearly ruined Dy
4 wall falling
New-York tribune., 1879-11-03
ohptn REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


chari,onst. No g 25xloo and also 70. le4 Hhison-
edward q Atwiil 70 Margaret AhSen. 80. ]
HUDSON 81 Nc I28. and also No ~ Hunson-si Mar
sal,t Aitken AUD husband 20 Edwsri 4 Aiwlll
HOusinr-si, So. % 70 e OF Forsyfl-.t lbbxst EerG
naud Ehrhari 10 The German Evangelical Mission
l5ihsi. - sIz.s Il W u 2d ave. 2Ozl 53. George
r ret aun wlfe to Iason sclmitt .... .--.--.-.-..
74tl.-, n $ Us ipe OF Mai s,.sVe. l6.sxl022; II
hS'ros 1S 9 wIe so ~ a,rs zen 1eiss o. ,rr.
lar DhaIes Csmer,ien ia William h htves -. ]
l32d.stu , tie ci i2th-4ve 55x5Hli J knox,
45tis,. ss. i7Sfte o, 5thave 25xiO' ); Elizabeth
i.yues and husband 70 William II Thomas. 80. 4
7sih.sf. 800 " of 4th-svo 2bxlO2.e sarah
Glars, executor etc. "a 6 Fouufa
54thst. n - lJa4 n 9 D oulrive. lObXlOo.o' hnOrft
l2b'a..' ;. lei1 tw oi shave i6.4xss.ll Il G
.dst It v Of ithage g SyS9; ; g Court.
He. referee 20 " u"@ 4 IrsveIs q.
wafI Oppenheimer and Slic 10 + AdhoUs an'i al
sIsi.si. So d II " 81 Lexington ave. 2lxl 5 Geo
gNicE. rreieree 20 ihe Eanitshie Lie Assur~
au e. society the Calt-d states .....---.
71ihs Il : ~ c"i od'"'e / xl'-.-' hn"'ru ,
e- Weber 20 y eoeI- DER "
Lnys r az. xlfe L. A whte .------..---.-----
X "a iie.rT q, ferer. To- John Il Bird guar an.eio
lar Ada y ,,ook ana nusnsna TO Patk = efi an
same pronerty Pa5nck sherdm % Edward Gun
l.sast. n = 20i Il Vol 7th ave. 25xlOo. Joseph Ash
2d-sye e :. ~ IL oi 5thsi, -a.Sxl0 X 9 Tompson
53a~i. . :. - Il Of NJ tson.ive sozloO5 Hugh
Towers and wife to Aulalia Parrasal-
f2Sfn-.t. - 1870 "a G Of tn ave. : -ir39 ~ Mar
cciua l. lirl-tl ard husband 40 Henry WILSON, ]
ll2ti.-zf. u 3. .
enecke and husband 70 Charles t PHrieit. -..
Lexlug ol-lNe. e. cor of dsf, 2uXlu2.Zi ilnam
Mlfus suh wife 10 iichard II Heinessey----. .-..
6Jtl-.i, ~ n 90 Oi JtAtyo. 1 OXxiuO.J Robert
u,lfz gnr wife tu Ros9uua 'paudin2---- 10
3stl-sr. 40 luO East charles Duggiu and vile 10 .
Auna . Mead. .--.-.-.--.. ..--.-- :
76th.s. -. S25 of O.h-ave. l2a.lnxlC2 2x.rregu
lar. George J Cuifn lrd wife 10 thas tamerurn I
9Sd -i 49, a21 n e Hfnave, .lAl o.~-2Ay4
1903 Michael n eastman. executor, etc, 20 John
seth 81. Do s.. l.Of uf Mat s0nave. 2u19sSi juiia
Billings 20 sarah Seriey-------. -....--.----- 4
l330-sI. % 70 eof 2inave. 20 l3ifh'sL = xii
rcru ar. l. lots. Thomas 4 Abepl 20 J0hn NnoN J.
75ti-st. 81 70 " OF IA i-navc. 5ih@l4 " Imam
IL Weeks o. william iI -trerter. ..------ =
I'm ave 90 80 ~ n OF jl-t =. 4Nl0n The Union
Dime savings Institution u Margaret eison------
PaIk Hr stliVe. <, sS.l ~ OF 5~tns - 2ksvi
90 Tinker AMI vile 90 Henry Canton -....-. 4
75t. 81. o 80 = oi Madis9lave. -l.21 - " lhan
u ~ir--ter AND wife 10 io trr ct J. age =
feutO ave 2t ID ~ a. puti-c 81. .NNluus James
sherwood ant vile 10 Patrick riuu
l0fh.ave s cor 81 f.d-.t lHux - the reamans
Bank lnI savings o. David ind henry Lee .!i-- =
OrcnrIa-St No 10. harGaiet -rl'th 10 J"nn bih-
New-York tribune., 1879-11-03
NUMEROUs FIKEs ~ TKENToS.

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 2.-Each day for the
last two days three buildings have been partly
destroyed by fire. which fact has led suspicion OF
tncendiarism. At o'clock this morning The boiler
house and cotton stOrenOpso OF George A Beurdslry
New-York tribune., 1879-11-03

Ado ire fSS Sr Of ana fsS Ss scaage @ S and p' VT $4,000
O"1 nav y. az ; ys,rs. ~ ''-'- 80 1880
''i'sI ,ihaSu's o- 'i' 5stss yeaIs - 10000
00-v' " Of IN .ye. B noni'.s -. -, 300
oaia.,. BE- S"en saIin aaa pm e'. ,f l2sooo
i,ihS. e eoir~sre. wears ... 49,. $500
O'is Ing M "a. I'' months -. 800
Da, ioa. CHARLES v 10 Mary A6ecl. n lsSd.st sof
s, iI- 6..i & s 5a-sSe. us 1900
f0- 81 oi ,' 5ta'aye. yea, -. 1000
tl'.ys aia 9.. '.'i' wear 6ooo
A'rd ri d dave Sl snd e. 5ethSS ysar - 6ooo
Il va % W t" 5iI.ave. lI. .' year 5000
HareScamp Dan ei 70 B AckeIinan. aoth-ste -
HoS,s Gei.,sa A .nd husband % 4 roeeT ana an
other, trustee etc cor of oth-ave and 5'th-s| ooo
Ke8vie. ie' susan n ana husband to sarah II Went
N''s ,shst Aal1 T. ' OF 41nave years - .'.~ lAooO
No',s' 9sas ar we y. l65Oo
MOI. ;i..l e.- Of sa.are $ wears -. A50O
Nea c, a si uo "' % i',iy gar. S''''' & $4,000
Nelson % u, s ssS1t o1 INV peaT - 5000
No9 Of s. ,ib.'se i,sS.i Se l4ooo
Ooee' Asrrse sar Of 1' s y nS a. sa;st W. 1900
Pai@e' sl1" ia ti' w "'tS-l II 9 ave- l.ars l5op
k0s, iilI,siA tt5 Ss,aliaeSI. 1sq IlS1, -. 1000
ho'.n1n AN -esrs... ras VIC - ~ 80 1900
se"as S1 is b. "a, y "a ID s. 1000
sm 3; "a :, 'e-f e. ss..v vu'-l looo
spas.ql , Z HoienS @ s ra 1,p noais loooo
Ste man L' a. s9u .i' Of nave lsOOo
same u B Lynd. same properly years sDpO
sFsesI, s,i,st % 5 Maaisonayc. 1 .i- 1000
tItOhuED ASSIGN llNIs OF MORTGAGE.
oisrk y Al IN David p Field . ... ......... 10 $50
3s a "a WtUiau Mor... ...............----. lO.OuU
H,.rtla 3,uIJ
yVutsu, Uo Julia LOO
New-York tribune., 1879-11-03

NEw-YoRK saiurdav Nov. 1. 1879.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
charge Salesroom tC-lnf
BV Wn. Rsnnfifg.
4-storv BRICK dwelling with lot No 50 West 36th-st,
Ms 2l5 I; OF dth-aye, lot 20x3S.9 Charles IN ,oo
Rv y0hn T. Boua
4Stnry brick dwelling with LOT No 22l East Sofh-st.
Ia;srVnce .u"'e 'o' ~ 1000
81 s. 5 It " of s9hye sl Wl. asSl0S wans 500
HU J. -hGr7 y F1ffleH
4-siory brick building WITH lease az lot No So 9TH
1ieton wy1teaf .o'''.s ss25
Leas.l Dec, l. isC5. term yesrs ground rent
$500 per auuuul -....----..---.--..-
New-York tribune., 1879-11-03
fecIures ano ttleeIluIs.

EREE LECTURES for WOMEN.
Il Young WOmen's Christian Association, East l3th st
IN the vii iven An o. taii on
MOnday evening November To- at 0 l0cs. by The Rev r.
HEBEN NEWTON subject " M0manhOod' Tickets
at the building during the week previ
tAe Lecture
New-York tribune., 1879-11-03
MlscelIaneous.

RRUSHES of every description. at No. 315
I'D Pesrst opposite Peck sp ali lowest prizes
JOHN hOPPkL Manufactures and I'M uofter
DATENTs. TRADEMARKS, CAVEATS
Il MUM & CO. 81 PARK row. New. York. proprieors II
-ihr S,icnfifc American" fiftyour
solicitors OF Paeuta Hand0ooK pacnts llrc-
utns aud advice sent free.
rTO COPY LETTERS. PLANS, &c.-Univer-
4al Copying Paste 100 lbs. sSl complete apuarafaa
letter aize.Sl o. DEI-AAOsrE& MARCHAND. 2l0 B'wsy.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-03
nouscs ano Rooms uante0.

DrRNISHED HOUSE. or large FLAT, or
small unrurni-hed house Tor very re.pecianie ism1 Nv,
Location central The Dssf rel fncts Anuiea' A. r D"A
III Irbune l. ptOwn Jhics ,zt5 btl.1N ~.
A 0T'S WANTED in every part Of New YORK
cty ANA acre property IN sunefed " wii.s oi l,iaoi
sto cash PURCHASERS SEH- '~'-.'''-'' ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1879-11-03
REIL ESTATE.

nerdicting the use of bor fires aud pyrotechncs
sequence OF the great drOuth
New-York tribune., 1879-11-03
Oredu Steamers.

4 MEXICAN LINE tor QUEENSTOWN and
~ LINERPOOL.-Only Transatlantic Line under The
AMERICA FLAG. sailing every Thursday from Phia-
deipha. every Wednesday from Liverpool Extra sangs
alternate Wednesdays from Philadelphia alternate satur-
from Liverpool
RED STAR LINE FOR ANTWERP.
every ternately from Pm ladriphia ana
Newi oT landing within lew hours ride OF the
lmpOrtan inI~ Of interest on the continent
NADERLA u. TT ESD Y. Nov. III. p. m.
passage other information apply 70
PET X RICH q SONS. pen' raj Agents.
3O7 Wauuf--t Phi adrinhla % Broadway, New-YOfk.
JOHN MCDONALD Agent, Battery place. New-York-