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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14
JULIUS WITT. q

SAN Francisco, Dec. 13.-Julius Witt. a
Gcrnan comodlan. d-ed here this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14
OPPOSED BY SOUTHERN REPUBLICANS.


TO BE REPRESENTED BY ABSENCES.
Icy TELEGRAPH To THE THIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Dee 13.-Referring 20 the south
ern Republican" movement III tins city several
weeks ago. an intelligent Southern white Republic
can living in Mississippi of which state lac is ma
tive writes as follows:
We are opposed 10 having iunta 81 men who have
no. been among for eighteen months undertaking 10
map out poi uch future aud Dict tie WHO sAdl DC
0ur representatives thr National Convention.
TO tax ahout siuthern Republicans debating o.
bargaining with the National Convention, wueu.
IN facl, We could not pledge the Convention
n SOLITARY state Is absurd and ridiculous. We want To
e reprc.eGfeG ia tie next National Convention. bu
want the representatives. 20 come from our midst ana
DE al e to peak only OF the past but al the present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14
THE PAY OF MARSHALS.
UNNECESSARY DELAY OF THE DEMOCRATS IN ri
PORTING THE DEFICIENCY Bull.
inv trrcP Apu tn TIM TpRISE1

UNNECESSARY DELAY OF HE DEMOCRATS ~ RE
PORTING THE DEFICIENCY Bull.
fBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBuSEl
WASHINGTON, Dec 1.-THE Republicans are not
alone in crticising the delay of the House Appro-
prations Committee in reporting the Deficiency bill
for the pay OF United States Marshals. Several
months ago United States Marshal SlOss.of Alabama,
wrote to Representative Atkins chairman of the
Committee, asking him what the prospects were OF
an early passage of the Deficiency bill. Mr.. Atkins
replied that the appropriation would be promptly
made. 1t is understood that when Mr.. Atkins
arrived here last week he anx Gus
that his promise to Mr. Sloss should be promptly
fulfilled. Mr.. Atkins has been detained from the
House for week by illness. but that fact alone
would not have prevented the bringing in OF the
bill. The delay is looked upon as wilful by some
Democrats. and az unnecessary in a party point OF
view by Others
One OF the most prominent Democrats IN the
House in a conversation with RiBU " core
spondent tonight about the matter, said: "Ihat
bill ought to have been reported the inst tlnng
after the House met and there ought not TO nave
been any fOoeIv about It, either" The gentleman
does not believe IN political riders upon app oiria-
ton bills but he thinks that Congress has a uHht
to limit its appropriations and specify the purpose
for which they shall be used.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-19
Fortyffth Congress. Third Session.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WAsHINeToN, Feb. Reconsideration was re-
sunied OF the bill to amend the Internal Revenue
laws. The amendments to tax tea 10 cents per
pound and coffee 21a cents per pound were reject
ed. An amendment to exempt from present legal
dues all distileries with a daily capacity OF less
than thirty gallons was agreed to. The motion to
strike out the clause repeating the tax on friction
matches was agreed to. The amendment that the
act take effect May 1st instead of April 1st was also
adopted. Other amendments made in Committee
of the Whole were agreed to. and the bill was then
read the third time and passed. ... .
The River and Harbor and the Deficiency Ap-
preparation Bills were reported from the House
and referred. The Post-offce Appropriation Bill
was taken tlp and then laid aside to come up as
unfinished business tomorrow.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Feb 1S-The bill to- provide for
taking the next census was called up and dis
cussed, but 1t was laid aside without action and
the House went into Committee Of the Whole on
the Legislative, Executive and Judiciary Appro-
priation Bill. IA
The amendment in regard to the mode of max.
ing land surveys was adopted.
Amendments to repeal the Jurors Test-oath
Law and the law for the appointing of Supervisors
Of Elections were submitted, when points of order
were made, and the Committee then arose and the
House adjUurned
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-19
KENTUCK KNICK-KNACKS.
Hither and Thither in the Old Com
mOnwealth. s,iss

Special to the Star. t.+
X ELIzABErHTows, Feb. 19.-Mr. WickAffe
Chapman and Miss Edith Gather, both
formerly of this place, were married at
Jefisrsonyille, yesterday.
Tom Strader has gone into training for
his coming walk with Dan. Gilman, which
will be for the championship of Kentucky.
The walk will come Oft in Louisville in
March.
NIcHoLAsvILLE. Feb. 19.-John A. Head.
ly. we'll known throughout the State as a
king speeulator in whisky, died yesterday,
aged thirty-6ve years.
The case of Wilson Farm, who killed the
porter of the VeraHda Hotel while in q
beastly state of intoxication, will be called
to-day. This is the second trial. the jury
before hanging, voting for guilty and 8
for acquittal.
WINCHESTER, Feb. ia drunken negro
named George Watkins was found frozen
to death in haystack near kiddville, In
this county.
MAYsvILLE, Feb. 19.-Monday night some
unknown parties attempted to get into the
dwelling of w. H. Wallingford. Four shots
were fired at the rascal, the last taking
effect, as was evinced by the blood in the
snow.
LEBANON, Feb. IA mammoth meeting
was held at Greensbllrg Monday, at which
a thousand taxpayers were present., and
was addressed by Judge Boles of Glasgow,
attorney for the parties resisting payment
of the railroad tax. He told them that the
tax must be paid.
| MADIsoNvILLE, Feb. 19-Sam. Hawkins
recently expelled from the church here, ap.
piled for readmission Sunday night, and
upon being refused broke a brick over the
colored minis ter's head.
| Thieves entered Gregory Shelton's house
reau drawer.
/ Michael Fries, miner, was run over and
killed by locomotive at darlington Satur
day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-19
JUDGE WILSON'S EDICTS,
As Delivered To-day i'm the Polio
...'r GNurt

=
As Delivered To-day i'm the Police
-'r Court.
Wm.. Laurian abused his family yester-
dav in a shameful manner, and went out to
the Work .bouse this. morning for three
,,,s,ths WV
h'o,''hs'
Lieutenant Roberts and Sergeant Shafer
swooped down on the gambling house No.
% Longworth' street, yesterday, where
brace game was being carried on. The en-
tire layout was captured together with
George Phillips, Frank Clark, o.. w. Wilson
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-19

holder all the advantages Of vast capital and
shrewdest skill. Profits are divided every
thirty days Any amount from $40 to
$75, 600 can be used in Messrs. Lawrence q
Co. s combinations with equal proportion
ate success SIS will make $75 profit in the
month. $500 will return S1, 600, or s per
cent. on the stock, and SO on as the market
varies. The new circular gives 1.-TWO un-
erring rules for success" and shows how
any one can operate profiably. Mailed
Free Stocks and bonds wanted. Govern
ment bonds supplied. Apply to Lawrence
Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, New
York.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-19

deem it my duty to tell the world what
DR.. Swayne's Compound of Wild Cherry
has done for me. had violent cough,
night sweats, sore throat great weakness,
with severe attacks Of hemorrhage; gave up
all hope Of recovery. l am now cured, a
sound and hearty man. Edward H. Ham
son, engineer at Sweeney's Pottery, 1884
Ridge avenue, Philadelphia Over twenty
five years have elapsed and I still remain
a healthy man. Price: Trial bottles, 25c
large size 81, or Lik for $5. A single 25c
bottle will oflentimes cure a. recent cough
or cold, and thus prevent much risk and
suffering. Prepared only by Dr.. Swayne &
Son. North Sixth street. Philadelphia. Sold
by all druggists! .. .a
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-19
Louisville Locals.

Natlonal Associated PreSS 10 the star.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 19.-The funeral of
Captain q M. sherley, known everywhere
among steamboat men, occurs at II a. m.
to-day.
Talmage will lecture here February 2sth.
Special Bailiff John Wyatt brought to the
city last night from Edmonson County the
following moonshiners: Thos. Broog, Ed
mund Decker, John q. Wash and Wm.
Johnson.
John Bailey was arrested last night for
embezzlement He is a coal-cart driver.
George Washington, the condemned, is
attended in Jail by Father Bax.
Mr.. w. J. Hampton, lately a sprightly
paragrapher on the Cincinnati press, passed
through the city to take in Mardi Gras at
| New Orleans.
| Edward Washburn, who has served in the
Louisiana, Tennessee, Virginia, Iowa and
other Renitentiaries, was yesterday dis
charged from the Jeffersonville Peniten.
tiary.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-19
The New stock specnIations.

The new combination method of operat-
ing in stocks which Messrs. Lawrence &
Co., Bankers, New York, have inaugurated,
is attracting unusual attention in financial
circles, by reason of its remarkable success.
B. r. Comstock, of Providence, invested
nine times and made over $1,000 in three
months, by using from $50 to $500 capital.
By this system, orders from thousands Of
customers, in various sums are pooled into
one immense capital, and operated as a
mighty whole, thus giving to each share
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-19
Missing Mariner.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 19-Nothing has yet
been heard from VIM. Youngblood, the
pilot, and it is feared that he has met with
a violent end. VIM. Darby, Engineer of
the Katie P. Kountz, is also missing. He
wasllast. seen 1.-THE boat Sunday night by.
the watchman, from whom he borrowed a
lamp to 20 aft. 1t is feared that he fell
overheard and was drowned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-19
A STORY OF OUTRAGE.

Two Six-year. old Girls EntiCed Int O
Millcreek Bottom.
About 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
when the children of the Eleventh District
School, on Everett street. near .Baymiller.
were given their recess, the smaller schoI-
ars, according to custom, were dismissed
for the day. As the little ones were start
ing home badly dressed man with a band
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-19

age about his bead came along and induced
Hattie Hoberg, six years old, whose father,
"a cooper, lives at the southwest corner OF
Cutter and Wade streets, and Annie Johan-
mes, also six years of age, whose parents live
on Clinton and Baymiller streets, to con-
duet him 10 Lincoln Park. After reaching
this place. he prevailed upon them to 20
with him up Mclean avenue to Liberty
street.
Having now got them in his power, and
being where none would be likely to notice
him, he took the girls westward on Liberty
street, and down the embankment, where
he led Hattie Hoberg away from her com.
sanion. and, after misusing her, escaped
over the bank The girls. not being able to
climb the bank, were Obliged to remain in
this cold and damp place until they were
found about O'Clock by Louis Schroeder
who heard their cries and went to theIl
assistance.
Annie Johannes was unhurt, but Hattie
Hoberg, the physician stated, was seriously
but not dangerously injured
No arrests have yet been made up to the
time of going to press.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-19

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 49, Flour firm: supers-
~ 25a2 IS; extras sS@3 25; Minnesota family
M@4 62ls; high grades S697 :, Rye Agur, 50 s7A,
Wheat active and firm; No, 2 rd, 81 0514; am
Der, 81 iO61l@l OF; white, slo7af oS; No. Chicago
4SsZc: mixed. 4Ss1c Oats easy: white West
ern, so@Slc; mixed Western, 2s@2se. Mes
pork, IS 50. Beef India me-a sle, "moke
hams, 71a@sc; picked, 5s4@6lc; ,reen, 5AGa51%e
York State and Bradford County extra, q q 1ssc ;
Western Reserve, 12@l9c. Eggs quiet W stern
27@2sc Cheese steady: Westegn,s 1s1sc. Pc folcuIs
weaker, Refined. 6s4c: crude, 51k@c54c. Whist y
scarce: Western. 81 09H-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-19
Two i'm One--A RestOfer Of Gray
Hair

And perfect dressing combined. "London
Hair Color Resterer" restores to gray hair
its original color and beauty, complete
within itself; no washing or previous prep
aration of any kind required to secure hese
desirable results Stops hair from falling
and insures a lux urious growth. Price 75c,
six bottles 81. All druggists sell it.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-19
FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 1890 P. M.

Gold at par. ..
Moderate demand for New York exchange, and
steady market. Buying at 1-2o discount and sell
ingat 100 premium.
/ Sterling is drawn at "a Sc for long and 81 SS1%
for sight per {, in gold, and demand light and
IN arket easy
Government bonds steady, and no material
change in rates.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-19

In the Probate Court a haheas corpus
case was called up to-day. James Mil
Ter claims that his child Alfred, aged four
years, is unlawfully in the possession
of Chas. Reuthe and Barbara Reuthe. The
defendants are the father and mother OF
Miller's first wife, who was the mother OF
the child. The case is on trial.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-19

New York, Feb. 19.-The National Bi-
cycle Tournament will be held in April.
The contest is open to any bicycle riders in
the United States, and entries will be re-
ceived until April 1st To tile winner of
the first, prize viii be given the champion
cup and $3.50; to the second and third. $3.50
and 500. The awards will be to persona
making the greatest number of miles in "a
and 70 hours
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BOSTON. Feb 10 Flour stea ~ Western su,-
quiet: mixed and yellow, a. 4sOc. Oats firm: No,
and extra white. S6@F G; No Q white Ssl1@s
851Se; No. 8 white and M mixed, 8SQa34c, RE
So@62c. -, -"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-19
Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 19-2 P. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments
of live stock for the past "a hours:
Receipts Shipments
Cattle .,...,.,, 400 s.
Hogs So4
HOGS--Market active and firm. Common at ST
as 65, fair to good at 50 75G4 rs, choice at 81 81
@4 ,45 per Genital gross.
CATTLE quiet and steady ut previous
prices.
sHEEP-Firm and quiet market and prices
unchanged.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-19
M'GoNIGLE TOOK CRAMPS.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 19.-In the walk
between McGonigle and Mulrie at St.
James Hall yesterday, so miles, Mulrie won
by 3 miles McGonigle was taken with
cramps at the 9th mile, when half mile
ahead.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-19
Sporting News.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star
MARSHALL GETS HER MEDAL.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-Miss May Mar
shall finished at 1:15 last night her walk of
2796 quarter miles in as many quarter
hours, amid the widest enthusiasm. The
last quarter was made in 8 minutes and
seconds. Miss Marshall was presented with
gold medal.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
Eerarss nro dleeunqs.
DaHkrupt Notces.

THIS rs TO GIVENOTICE: That on the 2lst-
Of April a. D. is7g, Warrant 40 BA4krug,cy
Issued aeaInsk OF ALBEHr HONDW-kN Of
New ork city, In the COUNTY of NcS-fork.
stats of Sew.York wio has been ailudged q
sankrUP, ON his own petition that the payment
Of ~ prunerfg belonging
- such bankrupt MIN Tor his use and no
trauser any property ny him. rorhd;cn
. meeting Of Oi the DanSrups prove
their debts aud choose snces Of his
estate will Dos held Court ruptcr olnen
~ 80. Beekman.st, New YORK cry. before Jane. r.
DIV ghL esquire Rcgscr. on tho 1854 Gay ~ May, A ID.
1873 az O'Clock y. LOUIS ~ PAfN,
Ia Messenger sOuthera Dlsalct Nss YORK
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
l.70 SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSIONS IS

MORRIS GROVE IN rho urs ~ ~ Long t'snd Rail
rnon beautifully lad tvsntVnVs mnutes distant from
Hunters Pointer FADush Avenue Depot; Brcssvu. Plenty
o cool s.de acxIauslBe spring at ts uur ~ cot
Ets Dream, rods water ani
cDuccsonsry Ey-rV asCOunDsten and quo- an NaOiy
.r,IId-l spot. -unds y--chssl ENcHrsi0n Parties
have sYclusy. Of rs o. lt-Ys lhs rsgu ar TX
rursou Fare ftOa Hult.rs Point or lIItsus4 +To,
HTUskrn s 20 special - effected
by applying 10 nc YOT- " ls LSs Island a. r.,
Room 81. 2Gl nruslwsy
b. SPENCER, y. SsDL J. cH4TT6SDAN, r. =. 4.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
Religions Noticc5

T1veuiy--eventb street " 2. Church-The Rev. 6 r
GLOVER. Pastor will preach tt O.3u and 1880 Even
ng subject; " The Remedy for Doubt" seals iree.
The Rev. John w. Chadwick, Minister ~ the New
society. Brooklyn. Clinton and
as. will preach TOMORROW MORNING q. n C'cocK.
subject Home Fu -ushns' Next evening Mas L.
subject. "ThIckesay"
The Rev James " Pullman viii lecture 20 yOung
Ihs Estate ~ Mfrim1ny" at the Church OF our
5Tth.t. have. sunday evening Tho
Rev. a. O. ROGERS viii preach in the morning strangers
cordially invited.
Unity Chapel. No - East l2sth.st Fourth Unitarian
Society. n q 90. by the Rev RUSSELL \.
BELLOWS. seats free. suuiavsriDUi a. 2:5u %.
Westminster Pre-byieriHn GhL -ch,
tlintuu-s. and First place. BroDkYn the Rev.
JAMES NJ LUDLOW. ID. De- pasoor.-~erylcos 1890
and I3o ~. sunday school at 2:3O p.
Yorkvic Brunch the Young Nien'- Chri-tian Assoc
cistion.-At Z D. 90. TD-MOHRDW the Rev. Dr SABINE,
~ h" Madison Avenue Reform Episcopal church. ~ peak
singing ed by T.. r. Thatcher. All cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26

7gETROPOLTTAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
Va OPEN FROM j:J0A. n 70 ~ n.
ILECT) R-T REET-NraIest point for Wal street Ferry
and connect, with '1r south Ferry
cor ETLANDr3ritEHl earest point for Jersey CityIll
COElmunIpaT Ferries
Barclay street gerry HogOksn.
Cha dBEts hEELS caTvat y5As tOi '-'OnlA anu 4.rl'
Pa. Ferry.
Era hLiN-oTBBET~
IN t.EI- yrlreBt 00ng fJ- Des1r0s5s1 street Ferry
Jersey 'y and CONNECTS WIKI TOR DosDrO,as. Iul
Ea-t Grand -trset Ferries
LEECkEI.sTKEEr-CO Connects With cars tJc EIIt a1i
EIGBTH sTREEr-SoArest Dpns for Christopher s.c,p.
Eerv 10 iI0Dokeu connecting Tor Christopher
and East Isnth street Bcgres-
FgiITlEN 1. IT. ,sarsst point % Union 5lulrA
Waila,k's and LVceum IhsaJy-- Academy u : 4-c ts
wing anu Tsumauy EAs, c1au 'ctis F.A '-4s ,r -A-'
Tusutv- third rhirg- fourth -tr+st Frr1es-
TIgE.; THIRDS REEI-SeAfssb point % BOoinf -.
James aud iAs-tIc- Grand lDvfs Il lss Gilmore.
Garden Nasoutc IelID9 AUD lT'nLJ -.lrl 7ttses
TIL iFErv IIIiu-- TREET- Nearest point 70 standard
prolH and tlll AVyuuS 4Ia-~frs a. <l-.A -la
san FraIcisoo Mnsiras c0nnecGns WtA c-i- Tor " 80
vo!s1r ECO D-srREET- With Nsw YORK Tran.
fe- Company, cabs tor Grand Central DoyoG
FIFTI IETH ,lkEEl-
FIrN-EI8HTI REEI-Neartss pont t"f LellrA SA2S.
c1unsctug Win n BeF Line k.4rJai.
FIETY. TIKI IED-SIaLhI snd ElbhGuAF LN u IL
T.- uDfg ~ ~ .aEc east side -f4S0LA
or 0yzuto~u trains tax vest lls -t-.1nS
Ilain. soLhsL ana Dth-AFs, and JolaL Hnl 7t
alternately. .-- 81.
75Oa a. Aud y - ,. Ill. when tte tsEN 3. ; cnnts.
WM. r gAHNl sON, Sr.aasa.
n YAK DRgCEfIN. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
Coryorauou NO.ltcs.

NOTICE.-Lease. Of certain Piers and Bulk
y heads offered public De hsd. by grcr ~
The DeparolL Ot D1cNA a. $40 ~ lsuss SassroOin, No
III Broad var. uu MunlAY. Aprll -S, l0iJ.
For ful. lnforngauOn he LlJ Record Tor sasA Ne
City Hail
NOTICE.-PROPOSA AI.S for furnishing small
y CoBBLE RIP RAP and BROKEN STONE snd sASD
viii be rrce by the Department o DoCks M and
f,5anr - uurl sen Mav. 1879, II JrUck fOr full
n,Tt I-ulars SEQ The city Record" No Ciy Hall
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
Connirp ReaI estate for Sale.


FOR SALE or TO LET-Tenafy. N. j..
furnished desired. WM. B. sTODDART.
TOR SALE or to RENT, REASONABLY
on ST e c'nT3 Road Tn & Pn aSgr e of ST
Fl. W. $. ?. o. Box 7so
EOR SALE-A house in perfect order, with
garden and 'rit trees lovely situation IN The beautiful
sI M 1 ySa ION % % 1q m ne ne Gq,on a }IRfr'P Df
No. Murray-st.. New YORK.
EOR SALE-6.OOO Acre FARM in Kansas
almost double shat WI take lai OF this p1c, other prop
ST.. ior s-as an acre; HERE l. A sUEE FORTUNE;
NET fr% % fr Real Eate &Fsn Chicago H.
EOR SALE or TO LET, FunIshed-Desrable
residence; twelve rooms nicely furnished inc 'un
Haven Railroad. near station Address > aEELI, Darien
Conn
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A desirable
house a. a modern im7foJcnsnis Ti'6 ags 10, s5cE'i
wth chcce irqiisf must be sen 10 D. ap"Te'''d MY
EOR SALE at a bargain. "a ac IN New
Il l.-sey "a miles from View York. d nina walk
depot good uu nes good we'll AT kinds ct frr n abun
lever Title ndisputane. viii be sold At grest sacraee
EOR SALE nj NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j.
% As I,sfi T ie.i' @ ogI gT G4, az d ' rt trees
l7i Broadway.
MANUFACTURING PROPERTY for SALE.
4Fk-Founcriv the works Of the NEWARK MANUFAC-
J. s"1'es M M M @ ,ig % gS'1S on S,y @ ta ~ 1,'
~ gyis mr. divided f." sHir Of
ono :ou, -t'. basement aud ac 9cS fac1ry ] "n w ar
sad engine boilers and snliuu- therein.
st. Win engu and boiler house aad other buildings
ensne and boilers ast "'er lower aa N-' @ lort 2orG5
G9e rome rome @we,inE on Rig1-st,
sufficient land cn he obtained with either OF these build
For ?an. ane .ar,'ui,s a22v to = s. 1l GoSyEHTsE T.
NlrE mr. Uf a . * fI b 4 t|s. -
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
5cs Cream.

A IFACT.-HORTON'' ICE CREAM Is MADE
"A FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM -
TO CHUKCHEs, PEsrIYAIA, HOTELS hEsIAV RANTS
AND THE TRADE
zoe. PER QUAKE
To FAMILIES BY the GALLON, soc. PER QUAHE
CHARLOTTE HU ssh ana JELLY .
FRESH, RICH and DELICIOUS .,,,..,
PRICE BELOW ALL OTH ERS
Depots JO5 attn ave. 2SS Broadway and 70 CaathAnsL
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
rrroRpFD AssIgNdEVrs OF MORTGAGES.
Grlr Hca! Csi5,e tor 5alc.

A SUPERIOR BUILT, CABINET TINIsH,
FIl-B.-~usT Ha0WS STONE. % FOOT HOUSE.
location and - saaao, be ezcsuea Dalt ay days posa l.l
owner. pl.. 5J5,oDyi cheapest house 90 c.ty
Apply 90
AN~UN HJB3EfI, Us broadway.
A FIEST-CLA~S HOUSE only $4,000 cash
y a.g = 1ulul. OF TO le. ,.oJ Apply ou preri
81. N .>l --ilst.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
Summer Doaro.



DLOCK ISLAND, r. I.-Ocean view Hotel,
ID sea- ouens June terms Bi- week, from
July 10 tO september 40 week rest oi season spec
terms 10 families igr two Or moro weeks Address ~ o
MAEDEN, Fostou Mass
COUNTRY BOARD-In Connecticut, from
y MAY IJ Adults only high ground nuc ylcw nufe wa
ter no malaria Address FERN ItLi. Nbsted. Conn.
GOOD BOARD may be bad at the farm
- house Of oscar BrowU, me-, McF'h stfr COUNTY, "
mU'iiHrs Eoul, heal hy l0ciaDH. mpt pIsE Oh d, nf
en- ri,. n, generous t'nie AM god sublae. Ei.r -
". UTTER. l2D " aI-st, or JANIS q. BAh.thii, ~
LuKe.s Hospital
ELEN RIDGE, Cornwall, y. G.--HOuSe now
~ open i0 garden 1ud gr0Uu = ra' water c3ru
''' '''''' JAMES G. ROE.
cIa-s family house wide ri.z1ls high grounds gas
,iaohHe. Address N Il. GEHW6N
NfORRISTOWN. y. J.-Board i'm private
Va family paror door or second foor; modern convent
ences given and rcqurei H. MOORE dou.-toWn "
New-York parties desiring to spend the sum
y mer on The New England shore vii hng dehgluu!
the border OF fhe bpJ boating and bathing Ad-
dress DEVREUX x. 10 LoGi4burg-quare, Boston Mass
DARTIES dcsirous of procuring COUNTRY
private family hours from New Yor. Of access
fine drives Address NJ. BOX lO+ Flsukl, N. Z.
GUNNER BOARD-ln country village.
= Few hours from thr city in private family, may De
''''' '''''''''' '''''' A. H. BENNETT So Deyst
SUBURBAN BOARD.
> private family rSiug IN highest ground IN The oeauli
fui village o Bergen Point only - minutes rom lyeiyst
Brooklyn. and Nrw-lorS Cly and Bay, vii rent tTont
couple with nrstcias bpar; all modern con-
comm ton 5i5 yearly goen on stcamtol am or ra.I9sa