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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
VIRGINIA AND TESTFssrE RAILROAD.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 19.-ln the United
state, Circuit Colr- 10 law IN che suit Of 'v bn-
can ana Barlow trustees, against The Atomic. NJ s.
sipri auG OTTO Railroad, petition wac Med by mum
ber o. Gl.st.Gp stockholders 10 the Virginia an Ten
ncssoc Railroad COMPANY. ASKING leave u bring s'i
against M".srs Perkins aud FINK. receivers OF the hrt
named road, and others
The petitioners also filed bill which assals the valid
ltv o. the sale - states * md Cai"s made 10y
the Board II Public Work. iuUcach.e a. frludu cry
and inopcrivr the SI5 600 600 morgS and asks tEat
the VIr-1nIa ana Tennessee Railroad Company Dee re-
stored 10 is independence and autonomy, ana ih -
session Of s separate property and chi"s JUDGE
Hughes permitted the petition 20 a. and said -
day would BE- liked hear the argument after consul
tatlOu Win Judge Bond.
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What ever shall do with such bad,
bad boy said loving mother she strove 10 lmpTe-,
on tue mind Of her Year old tow head ms nan 10
"OA, you Iet alone amt nsI As
bad a 1 be"
A woman entered 81. Adams store, md
asked the price Of beans which stood ~ Darrell Beng
told and ever eady for fOT not purchasing,
she SAID just look AZ those black OnesV well
replied the more Tor those than Tor
me rest" Tnen turning Indian meal che asked
the price Of that Tie man thayng previously made n
bef that he could TX the pree ep low
on one thing that she wouldn't attempt 10 beat him
DOWN. replied, lone cent per oushel, Madam she
then wanted ~ know II II was sited.-St Adams Ad-
Yerflrrr.
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wARAsu ANNI.AI NlrETLNG.

TOLEpO. Ohio. Feb. 19-At the annual
meeting OF the stockAo'de or the Wahast Railway
Com pany held here to-day, there 1860 -ha'es
OF STOCK represented and the following gentlemen vcre
unanimously elected directors for the ensuing year
c. h. Garrison, Cyrus W Field, SCION Humphreys
" liam ". Blss james B. Colgate. D. A LnfIey.
II A. Il Post, WlIfm r. Garrison, all ~ Now-YorK (;
A. l. Hopkins. 81 Toledo; A. u. Billings George l.
Duulai of Chicago; Cna7es Rlgeey Springfield, Ill.,,
and James Chrever. Of Fart Wayne, Ind. The report
made TO stockholders the net earnings Tor me
paAt been 543 900, OF an increase over
the preceding year % 100000
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nrprry MARsHAL urLEY nIscnARGEp.

Robert Utley, tie Chief Deputy Marshal Of
the Kiln Assembly District. recently arr scd and
examined before C0mnl.siontr Osborn, charged With
falsely certifying the dulles performed by Deputy
Marshal Thomas O'Ncil, vas disch1rscd yesterday.
Tue Commissioner finds that Utcy acted IL good faith
not having been syare wlen he made the certificate
tnat 'Neu had neglected hts dutv U'cy stef
~ me instance ~ Bernard Bgln retaliation Tor the
.rTcst q james / Co-Er. We, a-ail-t whom Ceofg"
3 Us had comp ain i. IL judge D t'LAocier, WI" Us
Irr counsel Tor Co~grUyc, -ay- Tat Commissioner
O,uur'- decision Indicates tp-gFOErs discharge, the
evidence against him beng Of the same Character.
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TENEMENT uoUsE cIaAR MANUFACTURING.

BOsTON, Feb. 19.-A meeting OF cigar
maker, and manufacturers % Boston was held here
last evening adopt TO further the passage q
bill through Congress amending Section $500 o.: tie
Revised statues 20 70 prohibit the manufacture ~
cigars IN tenement houses or the use ~ any part ~
building IN which cigars manufactured a.
dw4Itnc-hou.e under penalty OF a GDe OF from so 70
5000. or imprisonment Of fTom Que TO twelve nouiLs
This amendment has pied by the Senste Com
mttec Oh Finance. the meeting WAs ca-d o. the 70.
unest OF the International Cigar Makers Union ~
NeW-YOr and resolutions tav0rug the passage oI thlh
amendment adopted afle long discussion
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COUPE OF APpEAIS

ALBANY. Y Y, Fer. I9.-ln the Court 81 Appeals
fod.v M follow ing business Wss transacted
H0sl-Alb-rt G. Nh,ttem,r e appellant art James y POT
rncHn respondent argued by "a Il heaa Tor appehaht
J. MrGuire for respondent
~ .gs yoSa ! Tow nscul trustee. etc. Ape! ant ng
t1r aayor et ~ New YOIE respondent argued by John
TJwn.cni foI appellant VIM. G. Whitney, for respondent
FoSwing tie calendar for TLursday Nos H. H. llJ
~ H. lIC fOI and III.
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Death OF WILLIAM =. TORBEY.

PoUGHKEEPslE, n. Y, Feb. 10.-William
F. Torbey general business super ntendent or N6s-ar
College died suddenly al that institution this crHoon
OF heart scase H dfty-seveu years old and was
widely known In bus circles, having been AT one
tune partner OF II. Il. Cl-hin ana aIttrwaIu WIZ Nr
IIV0y business man 81 tie mercantile allts q l"
late A r. stewart H. VIZ born Ii Albany, ana leaves
a WIFE two daughters and d son.
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Cltn Cropertn 20 CT.

40 LET-Broadwav go. through to Crosby
1 ST. CIlrr building. eight floors, 5000 Yer aunum.
Apply o. GI stan U~ BANLE~S. 30 3ro<iNaY-
TO RENT. FURNISHED. No. 2Oi East
lj,a-r-A three story prick house IA extension, al
mVroy,rIeu's and god ORDER possession cal 20 gwen
ApuiL Amply ga nreIn,s,-
TO LET-U .lices, lofts, stores and Easements
4 in Bc,amln. Ann Fulton, John, !. arr, William anu
Nas.ll.sts rutland & WHITING, B'okuan.sL
U'D LEASE-Cui0n-SQu arc-Elrst-cl1SS 2'X
1 100 40 Sj' Broadway three stores pa'e-gass
nom Tor ,plI, osc uulrd boy the le retry tr1fe
MIR. WE~TBHOoK.
TO LEI. Fifteen lr,t-caSs blgh-Stoop
brown stone houses eleven hlsi-st. and Madison
ave- ana frnr corner s4tH-st ami Ma-oua'c: these ioNes
beat manner, as an Investment Won
l.a,-hy hiHln premises Apply ~ T. G. fl-DDEN
Arnold, Constable a Co. =, 5th-ave and Ieih II.
RTil-ANE., 5jth and 56th-sts., West Side
Csto'e. TO be built i West Houston -
I'll 900 PER YEAR for brown stone front
- ,JOO 81 good location suitable for s!na gepteel
family For particular address Boz no Iss Ne"AciH cry
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PROFITS OF TIE PULLMAN PALACE CAR COM
PANY.

CHICAGO, H., Feb. 19.-The committee Of
the stale LEGISLATURE when has been for two day'
examining the books Of the Pullman Palace Car Com
panv, and had Mr. George NJ. Pullman before them,
with view OF aiming VIII ether II IA advisable 70
regu ate rates III this State by legislation, have con-
clniec % r. commend that egsaton De ind rtaReU,
since te present receipts yield only per cent upon the
capita invested BY Tie company Iney VIII report ac-
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IoNGIIXED FANILY.

ELMRA, n. Y, Feb. 1S.-JacoD Hem
straight II Campvile. nofa County new l''A' "''
YESTERDAY axe IO3 years HIS father var eighty
vears ms father weight, and an uncle 10
years when they died. He Oldest daughter Il seven!
TWO OF
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NEN YORK. CRY
aith.rt rs 2lq3f OF Ave ave 93.9Xl02.2: Nthe1
schmid. guardian. etc, ~ EmelIne AMI Elizabeth
Johnston
same property Catharue Rey-cr. eNecutr1' etc, 10
Sane pop,Tfy ISAIAH Key-er and others TO .ame'ss5-
part ~ .......... ......-.-.--..---
sam property Mar, Key,er, trustee, etc, to same
i2Gtt'.. n 900 II v q IN ave. 1e.GE9o.Ili Der.
mari J. smith 20 Alexander clark ....... 49,, .--
ioGtL- H. 80 10 ~ 1tiI ave l1,1&Hy.ll Be-.
"a . " smith 10 Mar Chit4tran .-.... .........-
WaIrut-sf, fth-avc CAN Mard .ON-0oi
Jane 4 NStt"-OulI4 husband ;o Emily 81 AIr1@4-
frr ......... ....--......-
,,re.ivicn ~ 40 49,. Catherine Derrick to Mary
Bl.mau ..... -.---- --......
L,rIn4rl -,.rs. ,3 . TN q West Farms Road, loOx
IO0; Ri Iisrch. reierr', 10 the Mr;lh Lac ln-
eIriur. t.uH-H"
AveA d v cor L.. t.--r. loby ID John LceCh, ex
o, utar. cfr ro So .'I.ru austin .....-.....
lG,u ~. % - Tu7.lul - ct tt,saVe 14GN"t.iO, l.
RI O.. T,i. r,e. fOCr.la Arri'. 1890 -.---
UYusj"I.5t, No- .bl mi Jos "t-t, Is l. Nc'aADfty
referee. fr Elizabeth B,.E.r ..-.--
J0tl--t. 20 70 y Oi Gil-aNe lb.-TluO. W IMAM Is
Bad y.l AID VII. 10 Robert / Dict. ----.------
T-th e. 10 q V - IL ave. -'y lu-2i Peter sean
ton aud wife - James carroll ...--...,.
81 IA -. - 20. n o. - Gth1N -HK O'". F'p'Et u
Ivri o ratharn@ L Wdt'rs ...-..:..-
4ith--'. DAB q ff v Of bthave, I7.'Ni"J4i JOhn
CLitII to . ..lAu II white -.----..
Jtth-t o. tp5 Z, o. - tihdFe. -OAI iJ.'; h"Jrit b
IyUa 10 John y Dranr
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iilusitnl . Instruments.

TI'AKE NOTICE.-Upon my return from Eu
rome ISIS ad,ert'.cf largely Beatty. ODER Tor this
MONTH A beautiful p4ao upr Eht paor ots@u, style loss
Ia st-s uer svrs sets % reeds; weight bOI-d $50
pounds mouopos price aho1t $40 ny Ir'r ONLY $50 20
great demand worked at tie factory TIL 10
m 10 r orders This unparalleled oc- = extended until
iurter notice no secure N however order now New pianos,
sl35 slt5 aud UPWARDS organs. SO 10 $40 nay
only alter testing n your own home Latest CIT
Gu A. free. Address Daniel r. Beatty Washington, n j.
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Bosros UNDERWRITERS UNION.

Boston, Feb. 1o.-The adjourned meeting
y, tne Ip.erwrt-rs' Union held here to-day, but
,h.nv action taken was to instruct the committee
obtsu signatures to paper agreeing 10 the tann re
,rf, ~ I'M. Isst meeting The meetius yas turtle!
sdIourrcd subiect to the call Oi the committee
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NQMINAunNS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.-Ihe President sent
the following n .:u'na'ions 81, the senate ;o-cay:
William p Hitler collector - cusroms ny NJ tue Macs
FdwsrI J. Lewis postmaster. Normal H. lLom@s u.
puStma-t. =, Roe. iUIt. III.
klfred A. TuGf- receiver " public wonevs. camden AZ
Commodore arcs BO2rusA 10 be 4+c2iA al Oh nc
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INDIANAPOLIS AND II. LOUIS ELECTION.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. IV.-At Tie annnaI
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Indianapolis and -
Railroad held here today the following directors
were chosen: II 3 Hulaurt, ]. H. DeycreauI, :. Eurk
Cleveland: I ID. Me-sler and J. y. hcCuioch Pitts
burg aud ThOs. A. scott, Philadelphia. II. b. Hubult
was cleo ed President and E b. Mcclure General super
10fpudrut.
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u1sCIP1F- OF CHRIsT.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ia convention OF
the members o. the Association o; D!scipes II Christ
began here at 10 a. today FOR the purpose of DE-
cusslng important questions bearing upon the WcIR o.
tbe church There . fan attendance. In t1e inter-
moan p d. Power OF Washington. II. g, opened tnc
diseuss.uu taklug ior HE SUBJECT ministerial Fau es
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G.ns' action for want NJ prosecution granted with costs
hng agL Lord Motion 10 amend summons etc. granted
Deppf ag Ho-rh Bondy agt. observation-disclosures granted
htIiss IRE Jcr agt Moore. B,sgUr ohinsOn:
aE' Audncr Boiling AZ. WenghoH Clatin Berger;
NHth agt AurF Hutton arf Campbell Printing Press ON
Ituy - eiec0r Sncor HEM Pncknev-Orde
tefei ana HE'D strauss aEf Caui" Bond approved.
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RUTLAND RAILROAD BONDHoLDERs.

BOsToN, Feb. 10.-At meeting OF the and
per cent equipment Doudhoders OF The Rutland Raul
road held here to-day resolved that holders OF
the frs mortgage bonds would receive per ceut bonds
In cxchan for their per cent bonds IN the prNSp
that the b1udholdcrs representative III the hna!-
cial mana cement OF the company.
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pECnRnED IEAsEs.

Ast.r. John T. trustee o.. 10 Anna NJ Wolf adm.ris-
tr,triy. etc, iiu-si. 20 IL o. A'e-A. '"Aoo-'
~ gears. AZ annual rent ~ -.--.-..
Av..A 2Ixgl.lU'. % years, a. annual rent Of
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GIN Real estate for Sale.

4 CHANCE for INYESTMENT.-L plot,
~ OF BUILDING Lott improving nrighbo nooi fof
raj" bargain. r. A. DUNG ing.ntc! @t - IL HA1so-
place
EOR SALE or ENCHANGE-fadory Du!!d-
I'M. AMI DIV ,iylt yatr l,i-,- three lots 81. DO
5lS West .th-.L Apply Oh pIetl.e- IS j. hAKhI7OS.-
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-FA
BUILDINGS and - YEAR lep-e- OF ~ &c lgr DO
Bis West 24th o.. terms easy equity t,1 pll.- On
Premises b. d, II IA 80
NOR SALE-llandsome fOur-StOry brown
stone dwelling Stuvy"-ant westerly Iak Usr
purchase fJI permits ana Information ap
ny 10 d. g. Ben ~ TT. ) HIn4ds-y room y.
\HHITE-ST., near Church, 2Jx1OO, Dlice
w $4,000. ~ LAND & HIiit%G. betkmEu-st
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FoRFCIOeURE or THE EASTERN SHORE ROAD.

FORECLOSURE or THE EASTERN HHORh ROAD
WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. ia special dis
match 10 The Er,ry Ecening says The Eastern 6a0re
Railroad sold this morning at Princess Anne, Nd,
10 the first mortgage bondho ders for $5 subject TO
OF S4bO 600 Tue sale pursuance OF decree
OF the Circuit Court Of Maryland, issued January =
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AmusCmeuis.

AT CHlLDREN'S CARNIVAL.
n GRAND MATINEE FESTIVAL
Tesfmori. benefit 10 PIo: Csrl M-rvls Representation
% The ...... 80 ,, ..,-.x,,
CUILDREN'S CARNIVAL AT ACADEMY OF MUSIC
on WASH NGTON'S BIRTHDAY Zen. - Al ? ~,
Admission. Reserved seats Doe extra Family Clrele
according 10 location Tor sale az
Bond music store Union and az the Academy OF
Mu,ic, saturday from . m.
VOCKE RICHARDSON to-day, 3:30-Uni0n
Il League Theatre Last recital Merchant " Venice"
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Balls.
4 RON MASQUERADE BALL,
a IL !. - L 4 -

RION MASQUERADE BALL.
\ GILMORE GARDEN. ! EB.,J A4tl a. it19
Tickets admitting gentleman AID lacy, IS extra
lsGy's lcket 81 be had ~
Mscns...!s /. Ilnd-mann, corner Wall and Broad r.
Ea,l,una.rt % llbelyi T. J. Kt,deID,.E. rs Fulton
AMI +, A-rd uoUss: Palm Fcchtei-r, s3 BROADWAY
n N6u F,uer - Hor,cr tfebr. Hanif. 79j Broaiway
aud "a JL ave: nil Zciler, Union Cub, jth-ave sni
.lr- II. Nl,Aelm & tira.i llJ4 Broadway; Npaugeu-
boz Rautchcr 6th-tveI Geo. Ehre Fast e9d- 49,
.. al tho members, and az tae Anon HAIL. ~ -nd - 81
10 nVOIn OVFRCROWDING ONLY A LIMITED
N .Nff;t.E or IICK Frr WILL BE SOLD POSITIVELY
No TICkET5 SOLD AT THE DOOR
tRION BALL The HOtel Brunswick Res
~ taurant WI b. open ell night on the DIST OF February
for The account. 9lAtiau ~ its friends ant patrons
MITCHELL a. kINLLEH. PrOpr!etOTs
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Gountrn Real estate for Sale.

4 HOME FOR Allan e1cellant invest
n meoL-"Tae Western PhaEthropie so. ETY. endowed
who help hause donates members 100 acres land.
ia's ~ h4 s,cS s us 'fw-G OF i2o hSaG sneep
and families OF good character and industrious habit. only
0acc SO .55 Bfoadsay, iSoS .. Post 6t5c Box i,7s2
RULKHEAD WATKRFRONTS near city for
- chem'a w'rsS facories, rshueres, sc also GiocEs
Fhe,rscr &C. 20 1cbar nee acc ''" ~
FOR SALE or TRADE-I. 400 acres Mis-
4 'ouri Lands tue perfect al - 80 acre. Will trad,
had-t.. sfIi$G- & RoBERrSoX%, 'Tafsyc's. Ind 80
FOR SALE at SOUTH ORANGE, \. j.
ac III ,Ib Io3t is ~ 1870. F2 s, Ti i 10y lion
s'a'' "a @ 81 VIA od ., Inc '"I''
Tor SALE--FARM on the Rantan River, 1l2
mile from Round Brook y - acre, OF and. al 10
Good vorSus condition; swiss cotase "ih extension lor
usrJ carrsrefo1.s ice toa.e and or er outbundngs
AdeItsA W. d. BAN kEH Nos. 81 anu ~ CEarJerss st.
New YORK.
TOR SALE.
H. sG '' &C. nor 'ae s II e' N '1 pro
ry Includes in tie city u Ogdensbnrg the former residence
Dwelling IioUsca wharf with acres ot ground attached
oirn.,ur ;.oad station WITH tGc ty rs ares O land
.so Pig t"I SH saxon a@gtes.{ ana s n oG
% kyeriA" containing 5000 acres II umocred land with
ogo- @ any part or The whole 9t59: ;GegGoas Prog
Crt- Toe udd auf any Tespoushr of'r - the iate Au
.s io- raIL lnyo ing po ieso than $1,000 needing
,It.t.f. ~ l.t.l .r rJu-il Iteration.
b~tEe II Che above Tpcrty may roman uus0d N tho
~ newt shall IN 1'' tn9t 'y su' he or'r-d
Bnd BROUGHT ab-Clc and uur'1ytt sale BY pubic auc
uon o.. 1pti day f,lowug Of DE same month al The
,~rmnrr House in %" g. ~ Of Ociensburg -
I.r rrrfr,r informant ON apply 70 Mr-srs MAITLAND
PHIiV> cd. - ana % TX hang' Va o., ~ loA, az 40
J4grtr Nv 1870 GEORGE PARISH
HOUSE for SALE ut Last Orange, y. j.,
two minutes nom station Ton rooms, c!' fa"gr
Pat-o;- rett.r water Do k'chen vcE c.orii' ~ D ~
feet ai }.c-r. 'rt-; rlrcu h-I and rl-ti.. AIpy
toni d. VAILAC D.. 40 station or 10 NJ PORTER, - PARK
pace s.. ).
hNE. al the finest COUNTRY SEATS IN
- County. ono hoGr fIpl v llt, i'o acres
of '-3 7:c auf V'N hlit house with els a1t "a'rr al
70 t1uGin-s 4li Improvements. $50 Brosd"4y
4...I d.
ORANGE. N.I-Elccaut Country Seats, me-
~ H. '.-s Pos d.ucCs cosy Cottage Pr oh" or rent.
ed -l..sioi. IuilIr al' lIlas or -ac
fup'. = 81. cos &C. lr- Erne4iVly.
Crary re- Office adjoining Brick trUrrh station.
ARPYTONN-RAPID TRANSIT-Some Of
t,-t seats on th' Hudson v,r tlr e'" or
f-ut u gs furnished aud gnflrU 81, rents moderate
Tor lT lsA.'r % ~ lDh g
EH)V'TU I.D Hsl' O.. Tar. town.
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Counlrn Rsal eslale for 5aIe.

At ORANGE, \. J.-FOR SALE OR To
n RENT every variety a. property ana prce 'iLi-
neigh othoOd speciality EDWARD !. hAhILIpN' -
Pine II.
A CHEAP HOME.-fOr sale, a good, we'll
n built frame house aud lot The lot is2jIlso fret Inc
house aud contains Toums In the rear .;
the small building suitable tOr carpenter sh9P
The house Il oU staten Island y. Y,
and about 10 minutes walk from Clifton Landing The prop
erty can for $1,000 part o 'he purchase money
can remain mortgage Address IL A l., BOZ 81 lnOdne
Grre
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GonrIrp DrouerIp 20 Ell.

YARNS 70 RENT-TwO Farms 10 rent in
Columbia County COutsinng POO acres u Land, ell
necessary bindings well watered rcpousOle tenant
would rent about - 90 pei acre Apply q EtlA-lCS
coon, Germantown. Columbia Co.. or J.. H. LUDLOW
co. 30 3 tincst u@-tl
SIONICLAIR.- Houses furnished, untuT-
~ nslod sale and Hove g Parsons ~ cctarstSY
MARKET GARDENER, FLORIST OF
vi ~ R~LREM An. To lease, rony house stable, hen
merry and f1a more fruit and garrn suitable -
above a.d sale good markets near y and on tho
-pot With small capital have excellent
Itanrc Address Post Once Box ri, Elizabeth, =. J.
NVORRISTOWN, y. J.-IO LNV-The resi-
VI dcu,c the judge OOd. s.edsel large house
grounds. garden. s.1Jlo anu y TO- house.
lenrly. elegantly located II ccL;re Ut toxin; modern an
movements. Vil lease ~ short ~ long form.
jos. " PAILFNTINE McT-stown. = J.
ORANGE, y, J.-ttouses ana Country Seats
~ for sale y4ri,t, also farms and build
iLE lott ELALkN LII BROS. 14J Broadway, EJOu ..
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Doar0 dno Rooms.
West Side.

West Side.
4 FAMILY or GENTLEMEN can obtain
n pleasant rooms w.h nrstclsrs board al t5 Wcs 36hsL
4 STRICTLY PRIVATE Jewish family
VII Ter VITA board tSO elegantly furnished rooms 10
single G"nircn o. gentleman Gnu Nfe -OL West 5-n ST
A PRIVATE FAMILY will let to gentlemen,
- without board. large and one small furnish bed
l4h r.
FURNISHED ROOMS to gentlemen on first
second door moderate references eIClaI grd
81 West ltu-,t.. between 9TH and 6th ave..
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS with BOARD
y references required. 334 West .}dsL
East Side.
4 PHYSICIAN residing on Murray Hi, near
cl.p.t % single gcnrmIu without board Address b. NJ.
Tr 1u7e Uptown oGce. 1888 Broadway
~ tc-plaCc.-Prvate Family Hotel;
"a suite and single, liberal hI.tca,s tano.
.l.l CLINTON PLACE.-LarGe and small
Dc flu,Aed Iooms 20 e wA good board At t2w LI-cea
eE EAST 2OTH-ST.-Suites Of rooms; prl-
sb) vac bathrooms with private table without board
or gentlemen breakfa,t served u desired references,
IoS LEXINGTON-AYE. corner of 29th-st.
st'e Two large third aud OIrtA floors Win
hrs class boar! reference
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textures alIo iiiteilnas.

CIGAR MAKERS! WOrkinGmeu AROUSE
Monster demons raIOn CoOpor- Institute Qa-re hsi
Protest agmurt tenement house tactor.es. FRIDAY,
February -, 1873
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NJ P. :. GILMORE begs 70 snnouuca tLat L. concert
NEAT SUNDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY q, 1873,
will take place A.
GILMCRES GARDEN, GILMORE GARDEN,
On when occasion he VIII produce iSaor IaaciGiLs
"IOCR OF THE NATIONS"
with al IS interesting remiscvnceS charming melodies and
lnau-rlng Asrmoncs.
, 1879-04-19

"1ncroynbc" OK tho French revolutionary
pcrtod dress BY The way to w|,tr!l W. owc tic
traditional tyne Of Brother Jonathan With Ills
IS "Littio lio Pce," siiss duncan a. ! scott!sl.
Gsh-Wife, the beloved Of Hobby 8haftoe; Miss
Gertrude 1Ioyt as tho :" Maid WHO was In tlIp
Gnraen hanging cut Tho Clotllcs,'' when *ho was
80 vI'iaousy asaaI!cd by nn inputleut b ack-bird;
"Chcrry Rlnc,''' Miss Lconto jerome rs the
"Mntdcn All Fottorn" with M reference 10
the Princess Loulse}s htss Kcrnnci1sn, who woro
a sqmptuous aIIk an,t satin costume Of sort to
and Le1aons,', a,ul wllose cavalier, NJ.
Dc ;aasys TasyrAdd, '9yssa ;1s r. r. ~, ,ss"' ,,, =:
Estclc i.ivIngaton a. :" little aliss Aioifat,"-
rlm tn2o.t important pcr'onaEcs q ths The! ml.eie ,
WIS sI,l ,,iy magnificent as Punch" armed
VII, bladder of l!.cpno 4nl iust'se !, ,! G'"l
Fanny Potter al!tl MI; ls!chara Irvine q: tl.o
i'iustrtous Mother uoose" herseif. Mnny
other costumes not In tho Qltairlllo attracted
great admiration, an for example tllat of Mias
V. Potter as Marie Anto1ette, Miss Catlwalader
of the Nor:d's Easter terles, Mra. Cbafles l1one
ns Mervefl[euse, md Miss Mario Potter as q
Peasant Girl. Tl'e feature lung to he rendered
Il liz N Nussg ssfgn yss SssSS4 4s s e s @
with the singing u quaint nursery songs com
posed ly the wcil.ktiown Mr: Farmer thu organ
Isl Of Harrow on the tlill In England.
Hufore cuch figure tho orcheatra PLAYED the
first eight bars, u,Ml tho same eight bars Wcso
then sung by duadrillc. Tte frat figure was
jack md Jill went uu a HILL" etc. Figure two
was "1,aa-B Bnn black Sheep" Figure three was
"f.[ltie Bo.pceu,n' ete. Figure four was i" Little
T0sniny TucKer.n Figure 1.-Two was "R!le a
coclt-horsc.n
The second quadrillc was the "rinaforc," in
which mitch OF the music Of that opcrctta was
introduced, and Its main feature was ts,at every
gentleman who participated In It was dressed In
sailors costume. This was succeeded by tic
military quadril'c, In which every gentleman
wore scarlet coat And black trousers. This
quatlrlc was 10 progress as O'Clock, md at It's
close was to be followed by supper.