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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-24
Monday. July z, IS7O.

at the southwest corner Of Main and Nadi.
son streets, in Memphis, Tennessee, at nnbIic
apetion, TO, the highest bidder, foi sash. Inc
i2lloEing desOribed real estate, sltuated IN
shelby county, Tennessee, to-Tit.
Beginning az the southwest corner of Tre.-
eVant ana Shelby stress; running thence
south with Shelby street 8 feet; thence west.
Ssrdly, At right angles with Shelby street, 100
~ ! tnenge Aerthwardly, parallel with
thence With Trezeyant street eastwardly 10
lest 10 the beginning-being the north half of
2 lot purchased by said j. I. Castles from w
Al Tigat Ct redemption etc, expressly
waived ~ said trust deed. Title believed 10
tee, AMOS WO0DRIfRn 90
J.W. Hampton, Attorney. @iM
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-24
WATER
WATKIMS'
LEGAL.
Attachment Notice

Before g. D-Croekett, J. P. for shslhv
y, Tennis. Lewenstein vs.. L. b. Rubi5-
n THIS cause an attachment having bssn
Ten sneS out under section 1856 Of the Code Of
property, Of the defendant" and at3daxaytt
haying been made that defendants are ~
geoted to the plaintiff in the sum ~ s5n1
que by neete,, and that the claim Is iHSt'
III auu S snat inc defendant Is a nonresident Of
that said defendant make HE esJso0 O1qeieo
RSaranca before me CT the I'm isvof irig
IeIs, ~ my ofhce, No. 285 Main e.. NemnhJ.'
tennessee, and defend said attachment sni;;
s S1n,n wi ne lime prescribed, BY law, or the
that a COPY Of Of t RbIioce oTdsS with sS-paFte and
WEEK ior four weeks in tho Public Ledssr =
~ tnlS the Slst day Of May, 1874 ~
lS-oo-Sl-FI-lA q, D. EROCERTT N
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-24
Saturday, July 5, 1879,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
tO-wit: '
An undivided one-half interest in the
north half Of lot 70. as laid down on the orig
inal plan of the city of Memphis, beginning
At the. intersection of the south side of The
first alley north of Adams street. known as
Bank alley, and Mississippi or Front Row.
thence south %. aud a0 east 1857 feet with
the south side of said Bank alley To its inter.
section with another alley running Al right
angles Herewith, known az Front alley.
thence with the west side Of Front ailev
south 80 and SG west 81 feet ~ inches to he
dividing line between the two halves of said
lot 73; thence with said dividing line 80a and
80 west 1857 feet to Mississippi or Front Row.
thence with said Row north Ql9 and SO east
9 feet l2 inches to the boginning-the entire
lot being covered by a brick building. the
front of which is four stories high and the
rear two stories high. ~
Terms Of Sale-One-fourlh cash; balance in
equal payments at 8. IL and Is months, mr.
chaser executing notes with security, bear
ing interest. Lien retained redemption
barred.
This June 19, 1879.
r.. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Smith x Collier, Harris, McKissiek &Tur-
ley, Attorneys. S9-l09
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-24
Special Notice,
LEGAL.
ChanCery Sale Of Real Estate,

1858 r. 2lg7 H-Chancery Court of Shelby
eounty-Ellen @. Glenn ct al. vs.. Lucie A.
JamisOn ct al.
by virtue Of an introductory decree for sale
~ entered in the above cause on the 5th day
Of March, 1879, in NJ. b %, page 400, Etc, / will
sen at public auction, to The highest bidder,
IN 'front.' OF the CLERK and Masters office,
Taxing District Of Shelby county, late city Of
Memphis, Tenn. on ~ u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-15

as II was originally opened and made paSsabl1
be established as the true course Of said road 4
be authorized and directed by law.
PETITI0Nl
Plain Tp., March Is, 1879 --may1hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-15

through the townships Of Plain, Lake and Marlboro
to the north line OF said Stark county, terminating
where said Randolph road crosses the road on the
north line of said Stark county.
April 10, 1885, -apT2ihw A PETITIONER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-15

pending Dill ne characterized hs one OF lne most
extraordinary ever introduced. Its effect would
be to launch the country again on the sea Of tr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
PROTESTING AGAINST REMOT1L.


DETECTION or SOME MEMBERS OF TUE TNToN
LEAGUE 10 THE rLAN 10 BE SUBMITTED TO-
NIGHT.
The proposition for the removal of the
Union League club House to fiitl-lyc. and ThIty
ninth-st. which will be submitted at the meeting
TONIGHT, promises to call out some opposition.
circular been distributed protesting against the site
which has been decided 10y the committee. Ii de
c,arcs that "nO attempts have been made by ad-
ycrti,cmcnt 10 property, and that no time
Tor consideration has been allowed in step of suca
IMPORTANCE involving the whole future OF tue cluults
n,eu mess, il, standing and Importance perhaps it's
solvcncy The land chosen j. nauked by seventeen
Stables private and publy aul there II he M escape
FROM the nuisance thee, dIrlng meals or slcrp,
games OF f"suTIue@. and that north
stable yIpor- into premises. 1hc valuation .! T"t,
600. in view Of It's surroundings - IN our ol'on one
third more than t- true value. and there should ue no
OF 1919, viii be payable IN COIN esptoIB II, we admit
that such valuation last one for the h"S5 OF TAXA
ton ~ addition 10 the cost ~ the building YicA Will
not b. less than s2JO.OOU.'
The ground rent, nLd lu@s 90 whit u received
interest are given ~ $4,000, beside extraordinary
take, ana ass"s|neu'S ,, in22 present le" anI
80 800 was added 10 the capital Il l.
urged that Nonresident members VIII not
br satisfied with the change the proposed site s de-.
clarcd o well liSntrl AZ the cicr
house. The circular Is signed by David G. Traucs,
Tuoch l. Fanchcr John Britton, j. g., HOlbrOOk irnIJ
Whtin. samuel &. Red. and George h. Butler.
Appended to the circular l. resolution whose adOp
ton the -lguerH recommend, declaring That tue Club IL
opposed To- the erection of building ON leased I"uuf
nr II Will exhaust tho funds for inferior Kind NJ
property and Will place tho location So That removal
could not be 'ieced without great lo"s The ttur plan.
1t i urged, IS 10 build on ground Owned III zee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
NEW BUILDINGS IN WALL STREET.

The occupants of Offices III Nos. i, IL and
: Walst.. and No Nassdu--t. have received notice
from their landlord Frederick W. stevens, that they
must surrender the promises t. him on May l. next Mr.
stcvc stated yesterday that he had given this notice
because he intended 10 down The bUlding- On that
property and fire proof building Tor offices.
He has architects now work on the plans for the i'm
provemcnts, but not prepared yet 10 give de-
scIiptIOn OF the character OF the work.
The lot upon whIcl Mr. Stevens proposes to bald was
part the late Joseph SIMPSONS estate ands very ir-
regular in shape II has front ige Of 90 feet on W"'t
and depth OF 1872 feet the west line OF No. H. while
the east line OF No only o. feet. No. Nassau It.
VII ch forms al other lOts has frontage of %,
by depth of - feet II was rumorcd That Mr. stevens
intended To purchase the lot No - Wallst which lies
between hs property and SRssaust End INCLUDE ~ In
In improvements. On inquiry this proved to be with
.lriA INN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

$1,000 The amount of the Indebtedness was state" 70
him by the pastor and Mr.. COrwin.
At the afternoon sS0n OF the court Mr. lalage WIS
called az a witness. He testified that he was present
when the pubhc solicitations for subscriptions were
made He gave the of the debt rs he ob'alnen u
from Mr.. Gclston, and gave the same figures 10 MI
Kluball He made no arrangement with the 'rus-
tees as to the paymcrt Of his subscription on
- 600. His salary $1,000 when ne ptcHutc
inc pastor OF the Tabernacle, and IL reihhlhS
at That amount at the present. Nheh 81 wa,
To,sed the increased amount was 10 take effect al
his own discretion. when cross examined uy cAJueEc
Morris Mr. TalmaCe said that Mr.. Gcston elmer "lt-
tatcd the amount of the debt to him or wrote uo"n VI
a slim Of paper. Tho witness knew nothing as 10 the.
nullti.p ~ the finances OF the church Al a lne' 'nS vi
the trustees he had suggested the Importance OF c"
ing OF the debt. At that time he inquired row NUN
was and received a general idea. On lhat ne tcI.
graphPd to his nephew, John T. 1almaEc ana aiso "'"
the letter Of February L. 10 the Board 81 Iiusvts
Mr. Norls's request, Mr. T3lmnGc read THIS lti"r 10 @
Court rcmarknc that II would probably he more me,
,stng To hun than TO any body else. on no. sdu ti
Morris we feel a good deal OF interest i'll II ll5
letter is addressed 10 the Dear brethren or the Boaru
That it Will require supcrhuman effort 10 raise H. Inc
witness said that he got the S0JO 600 ron Tue
mcnt AT the informal meeting. He did not know INN
whether or not t included Gcb on the Lay CoeE''
The dispatches sent to John i. Talmage when nave
been Ic viOusy published Identified BY the ~ltDt'
and Mr. Norris commended that they should nc a'hc
as bearing on the cred hiity OF the VIKINGS. Judge KEY
nods excluded the evidence, saving that II Wa5 soc
Issue and while be ruled IT ont he did not pa's upon
question Of lis sGundnes a moral irdusituUI' u,
Court also ruled out questions reference 10 MI Lar
IMAGES retirement from Tte Christian at work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
THE IRON And STEEL TRIDE.
ANNUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EXPHESSiNa me
SENTIMENT OF TUE TRADE.

ANNUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kXPEESSINd NE
SENTIMENT OF TUE TRADE.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1.-THE annual meet
ING Of the American Iron and steel Association
WAS held at its Office IN this city to-day
James Park, ir, OF Pittsburc, occupied the chair
iLae to tho memory OF the late president OF TIE aSo
citation Samuel j. Reeves, was adopted The committee
on resolutions reported the following, which were unaA
mulsly adopted:
Preoycd That heartily congratuat" the IRON traIe
Of the country and the nation AZ lnr2c upon me
RESUMPTION Of specie pay mcnts. believing tHat win
ytlu,. on "A .O,d nass al business operations con NI
more smelly conducted than when Nu,s are ie-udleu
bv a currency not equal IN value to g"id. , -
D.,Oycd That while expressing me above opiuoH' we
il.f n. heartily commend the wisdom OF fongi'>S
I'm rr.oiyius - maintain IN circulation Owe! ~6V',-
OuO0OO ~ rc9'-oudcr United states i''.7 ''I'''S
that tl- amount of currency j. H'"'~ - '"t te WI
uct or tus Business OF the country tud th1t no EVyu
reason CNI-ts for d., retirement
E,g1,fd InUf the favorable balance trade ttdj now
exist. between TINS and other couu'tta Hd-, 10 orr
Judgment. been largely created bY oar lit@fhi
pfn:,,t4vn tn-.T through which orr agricultural
ard uauuflcturod products which have been r"nt
T,-o.lI l.,y, been paid tor IN rulcd safes bonds ~
u;ucr form. or American lLd'b.rHH 70 "l' i.'
IN FOREIGN merchandise, our. I'"p" i".+E nov
IJ,c ~ mauuiaciLlc oil kind ~ wares alf I.,' -'i
,heu.cIy.. vhicu you'd mayo been !,Ip.f '. .L ~
u,rr . uru.tc'.yr tariff that cl''..--.I lY-' s-l1--
M. 81, aud simulated nome comp ii...
HfAolr,d. That 'Ll~ country Clti rot ~ .f ,h IT.
have r,-,lu.a specie payments ~ the a"l." pI trade
IaL iiol b,,l, in our favor a.. t.41 tie
continuance Of Ills favorable balance j. Nfu.t
necessary 40 dc maintenance u specie payments ana
the conscugrut stability of the business Oh the conn
yc.rtutr lbcrrncc to the tam policy under Which 1t
has been created
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
CONTEST OVER N ASSEMBLY SEAT.

The Assembly Committee on Privileges and
Elections yesterday at tie metropolitan HOTEL cor
timed the hearing III the cOn;cs. for thc eta iOr the
WIN Assembly District Beyond bricf examination
Of i've witnesses called IN behalf OF the contestant,
wori; was done by the committee. The contestant
John l.. BrOdsky, was present during part Of the
hearing II was SAID Yesterday That MS claim TO the
seat Is based upon the charges that Tie election OF Mi
PATTERSON was secured by the votes Of aliens
and non.rrsid,uts Tie basis ~ the hr~' charge j.
me issue by the superior and supreme Courts ~ Octo
her lStS OF fraudulent naturalization papers. John l.
DaKtuport counsel iOI Inc DOutt slant q PINNED DrtJ
t. the committee the methods Of naturalization pursued
bN hose courts IN 1eGS.
'Ihe wItrc-ses examined Yesterday wero voters who
had registered issued III october, ls6s, ana
voted FOR Daniel Patterson Tor ia" Assembly Another
charge made bv the contestant that the result or the
affected by the influence OF Acting Captain
Oi P,.ec Mtbh. thCn N command VI tne lCLth ftCLCL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
DEATH OF GARRETT q. BERGEN.

Garrett G.. Bergen. well-known resident
Of Brooklyn died yesterday morning In the sixty second
year NJ his age He lived AZ tho old Bergen homestead
ON Thrdave near Thirty tourlh-st where his father
and grandfather formerly resided. lie ono OF
four brothers, of whom the eldest Tupis c. l, the solo
survivor Gsrret q. Bergen once represented the
Eighth Ward Of Brooklyn In the Board OF supervisors.
and he was also member Of the Board OF Education
At the time 81 his death he director Ia the National
city Bank aid the Montauk Fire Insurance Company,
aud presdent Of the South BrOokb Il Sawmil Com
pauy. He WAS a member OF tho Twelfth street Re
formed Church lie leaves three sons and ono daughter
us eldest sOn 1uns G. bergen IT, IL aNl ~ BROOK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
URGING TEMPERANCE LEGISLATION.

\ largely attended meeting oil merchants,
ccrcymcn aud temperance advocates was held at the
Chamber of Commerce yesterday, 10 promote the pas
SAGE by the House OF Representatives, OF bll Whch
has already been by the present and the two pre-
ceeding Congresses to provide for National Commission
Of inquiry concerning tn alcoholic liquor traffic aud its
relations 10 the public welfare.
The Hon William +. Dodge President OF the National
,mperauco Society," vino presided, stated the object Of
tha meeting aud said that he felt that the present h
b, orc Congress could only be lost because OF the short
ness Of the sion There was deeper interest taken
ON the subject by Congress this year than hrrcofoTe
and he had great hopes OF the success OF me measure
Mi Powell. secretary Of tho society, Aad thal tucIc
WIS an urgent need Of fun statistical information nn
file liduor trsf. aud this could only be tulnl-hcd Nv
the prIpnscd commission. He offered resolution d,-
rI That the meeting was in favor az an inycstGa-
ton of the liquor traffic aud urgng Congress to i-- the
hll 10 that end DR.. C. r. Agncw seconded the leiOl-
ton and sloke I'm favor Of IT, Speeches were also made
nv Professor Roswell D. Hitchcock and Dr. Willard
Iarktr. ,., -.....
The resolution was then adopted, and, with report
Of the meeting, viii he forwarded 10 thc hclu"'s OF
Congress rom this state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
mr.. rlIu1GE CNDEn Ix4uylrIoN

IIg CIVIL SUIT AGAINST HE TABEENACLE-
AMurNr OF HE CHURCH DEBT
The Civ Courtroom in Brooklyn, III which
III, famous Iton.Bccchcr tIal was held vas crowded
again yesterday with persons interested ~ TIC SAT OIL
W j. GrlsiOu against tho Brooklyn Tabernacle "hcn
involves tho validity Oi the subscriptions maze
nj various times ast year 10 Agnidate INC deO'
On tLat church Many witnesses we're CaHeu
TO prove subscriptions made by themselves anu
otLer pelsous, aud this part OF the proceedings
"a. tedious ard undressing. Edward kimba!l
the church dcbt raiscr,' VINO appealed for snbscHp
TONS on February H. tcstncd that lie stated TIE IN
deh1edness 10 De 500 800 Win contingent sbiil Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
VESSELS OVERDUE OR LOST.

The bark Lizzie Merry, which sailed from
Ina.aa December - did not reach ths port until ycs-
tcrday She was Oh sandy Hook. January 3. and was
blown on Ino the Gu stream by The severe gle a. that
time lost several sails and SPRUNG leak Al the sailors
were badly frostUttcD. only man being able to BE- ON
deck aud the vessel put into Bermuda IN distress Oh
January :. Hhe sailed from there on January -.
The following italian vessel, which have sailed from
NrwYOrk with cargots OF grain Tor foreign ports have
not b-r heard from STAGE Di! departure, and are v
posed to he lost shin NUOYd Rather 'iJ tons. sailed
IRON &ew-YOIk for Ctttr. october Il. with 1|.-uO
bushels Of wheat BARI Eros sailed for Cetie octontr
~ win ! 500 bushels Of wheat; bark Gueep?rJ
CocurulO sailed september 2d for Narseiies Vita g..
600 hmNueIs " MIeAf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
ELECTIONS on STATEN ISLAND.

The result of the election for town officers
IN Richmond County. held on Tuesday, wa, not known
until Yesterday The following The Supervisors
elected: In NorthGed, Alfred Z. Boss U}cp), was
chosen b. small maiorltyi in SOutLh,d. Tlmothy
O'Brcn stump candidate, ran ahead OF the two gu
lar candidates seventeen votes. which i something
never known before in Richmond County. In Wcsj,Id
GibcrtC Dean (Den), present Incumbent re
elected by a small majority. In Mddic:"wn, George
Bcchel received heavy vote having been approved by
both parties In CastletOn Charles G. HcrpcA present
incumbent. rcoe we'd good vote. also hcuS supported
hy both parties. Michael lyman was elected Trustee AT
Large Of the village OF E1grwatpr. The Democratic
candidates for other town ucer, generally are elected
Board ~ Superhero i now composed OF four Dem
ocrats and one Republican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
MAID or AN IHDrsrEGAL SCHOOL

A theatrical performance in AID OF the In
dustIIal school iu West Forty fret st. Will be given by
amateurs at Union League Theatre on Saturday even
ing The familiar farce " Tne Loan 0i Lover" and
Tom TIyloi's comedy. a sheep III VOLS Clothing
Will be presented with the following gentlemen and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE TO-DAY.

i L
The following are the CABIN passengers who
Will sail for Europe today on the luman steamship
city of New York and The UJmbuTG-AUCncan Line
steamship Leasing; together with those who sailed on
The Abysunia Yesterday:
FOR JIVERPOJI.--Ra sean shB CTR a Ne" Tori
CHARLES Blake P,ahc Nr& ANCe OitOn, Arthur >hecOn
eIry Barrett FrarcIs F,e!Ial Edward PicEio Edward
Clarke q. MctcaN Captain NiLbu simpson Miss taIf
car rtOu Master William Carleton Valentine Carleton, Miss
DAISY ~ .eton, " I. Carleton Ms. Carleton
Hy S,aH.ttP IbysT7Ud.--JmltI !. BGtchloTd ttiuc
Y ! Bar lC Iiev +. NJ Clpalcc Nj aud Mrs. william
~ Icy!uo infant VI e. aud JiGs W EI.es IT, j. Lave
"A MrS. Arthur NuSrl, br. =. A. mcdowell
nud we. Muller samuel Mcfarland Miss Kate Ndrct
Abort AicIrdb. Captlu X T. Morse MI Clarence a sew"
ard MARI >blov, John g. >hicyJ - stI.us LIrn Rod -
skinner ScoOn Masters william and Morton stevenson
trursto vivid Albert H. Wilson Mrs.. Walter, A Thomson,
A +. \. h ught. tapt3in beaumont Royal NaTy.
FOR HAMlU' RG-Ey SsGtaShtp iSsefig-G. q. tln1ina,
Captain RI. Reward, Dr. Wicie LrchnG r. Hc Mrs
cl aud Miss Clara lrc, Joseph ROJs Jacob
Roenrr Iritz Escss Mouz SeCsohn, SlgsmUnd SChwcI-
imc,, g. f;asb, + I4ub Miss Louise >trahle. .
EOR RON ERpAh-BN SfsIHStip NGTe.-Nr. and Mrs.
KLEIN Hugo Eicn Jcsrr MUrc John Van NordrIc y,
u TieisingCr Juias hHc1, W. hitcAccT H. Ia71san.S,
LEHMAN IIdCGtIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

ladies' among others. in the cast General MartI w.
WcMahon General f. j. Carlton, Colonel Alfred Wae
staff Mr. John Bird, Mr. joseph o. Crane Mrs' Na'on
non and Nisses HAYES scueuck. Parker aud tuhhInH-
ham Tickets nj ~ 80. NAV he obtained NJ tue H"'
and Navy club aud at the Buckingham Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
pPouINrNT ARRIVALS.

Uipdsor Ho'el-Ex-(iOveTnOr james +. English oi
and J. H. DevcreuI President OF the Cleveland
columbus Cincinnati and Indianapolis Rallraai Conpay
M 4, n o.. Ho'ri-EX senator Thomas NOrWo" OF
Georgia and Orlow W. Chapman OF Bngnam"h mo
D'..s.-Joseuh dickson Managing Director OF INC
Gr,nd Truns Halfway OF canada E"Sref' Ho"ssHenry
n Pirrson Of YOrk Hotsi-tnchard Neyins
Of Cnuu,us ohio 49,. V,fr0p1t0Gl HoS-HOdney W. Iii
es OF Puffalo - 81 Nicholas Hotel-Ex Mayor d. NJ Hal
lcrt pf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
SNIP NEU
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK ..........Feb. l..
GER Also.ia fBr craig Jan ~ 70 Henderson Rro7
S,r vo,r ing BIZ Gadd, Liverpool Feb ana Queenstown
- Williams & Gui0n. o.,
Henderson Bros ,.u.,. =,
Capcla tir, Dryden 'at'lH - Ns!' j" "''l'' ~
Henderson Bros H.. ,-;,,, s,,,,r ., u II
IIoyCrlI Spu 4 4 vessel 10 master
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
BRITISH CABINET PROGRAMME.
LONDoN. Thursday. Feb. 10, is

LONDON Thursday, Feb 10, 1879.
The Ministerial journals intimate that tho
Government viii attempt the Irish University bill
The programme will be confined to matters OF internal
interest lis priuclpal points viii be the Criminal code
and reforms Ia local government.
-L..r MINI ELreLan VIM zee tlrs, PIgk-L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TWO MASQNLRADE HALLS.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR The LIEpERkRANI AND h1u"N
FESTIVALS.
The Iiederlranz ball, the expression OF the
rayest homage OF the Germans of New-1ork To hing
Carnival VIII take place at the Academy OF MuSc 'o
night This fame, dress ball never fails TO at
tract large attend 7ncc and IT, management Is such ~
10 preclude the pos bity Of any objectionable ieai"e''
The Liedcrranz Acknowledges the return 10 specie nay
mens by reducing the old price OF tchcis from so IA
rrccnhacfs 70 $40 IN gold. Joseph Kcppcr IN luStra-
ting tie handsomely Illuminated tickets. pays com
rrlcut 70 resumption Ike reverse side OF the ticket
King Carnival Is represented waking OF WIN
tno slender Miss Gold his arm, while
tio sighted Madame Groenback, wei adj
vanccd in years and enormously Inflated, looks
on IN Jealous rage Ga the ISht side OF te ticket AnS
Carnival is holding a reception. Tao coupon Only Is
presented at the door, and Il orndmcnted WIN lac
siucs OF tie TCyeIsc ana diverse sidcs o. e-"o'''
ro.d niece lr. utrd IN GIT The Committee of Arrange
mcuts has adopted Ten rules, which every hodef al d
tiea,. Will be required to respect Guests enter rom
place and members from Fourecnth ST. No one
viii D.. admitted after "a and no riurn- 'tcs Viii
be owen t. those WhO leave the hall Up To- mdIi-hi
the floor VIII be reserved exclusively for masher@ VINO
must reno 0c tnrl, masks at O'Clock MASKS ana fancy
dresses can be procured in the building aordnE masheIo
am opportunity chau.r their costumes If they desire
NILSSON JIalI will be opened ladies' sUppcrroom
nuo tab.cau viii opca the ball
he costumes Of the mniite's VIII be rs follows
Tie twelve members OF tie Reception and Press Com
lai,tee will he attircd German Eohlcmcn of the
nineteenth century, the tnrty-two floor committeeman
will appear in TIE rarb Of French gentlemen Of the iz-
tecnth century; the sixteen members who guard the
doors VIII wear tie costumes Of bandits and knights
and the lobby committee will represent ialconers
Of oucen Elzabeth's time The music will he by Bern
STEMS Orchestra ard LcOoldts Mitay Band and VIII
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