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gtatner5.
ENCH LANGUAGE,

INSTRUCTION in the FRENCH bANUo hub;;
a Freedman of culture and refinement an
ard competent teacher, viii give daily Lessons ~ ns
uupue al the residence Of hs pupils COMPENSATION,
ToT narticniars address OPPORTUNITY Tribune Once.
DRIVATE LECTURE-ttivcn on Literary;
Historical Metaphysical subjects ny gIan" ,oi
has also stu'ufh IN W.
rcfcrencr &C. address H. u. r., Tribune once
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MAN K THOMSON,
Grnrral Managrr.

V'HE ERIE RAILWAY
1 row known bv its new rame, the NEWNORK LAKE
ina us taking effect Dee eubeI 20, 1873: .
Q a. M nciuuati and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
y. Daily Fast 81 Louis Express arriving at Buffalo
NJ connecting Win a,; trains 70 me Wts ana
pm. CDd,yD Pacific ENrIess for the West Sleeping
Coache. through 10 Rochester buffalo Nagaia Ftl Cncn-
na and Chicago without change also Hotel DINING cars TO
Chicago. ,,,, ,..,, ,r tho va,
Train, leave Chambers street Depot, New-fork. for; an
NowM., 6:iJ, $50 $50 m 31 AID 6:l5 G:l5, $50
p and u midnight Saturday night, only sundays. 3l5
q. H., $3.50 ,. . ., 49, ,o
noon {5 j. ;45 1870 5:l5 0 60 = 10 D. NJ il mGnghi
sundays g. $50 lol $40, G3o p and 2midnight.
@ ~, ~ ~ 20 10 I Io a. i mon gS1
~ aud u midnight. SUNDAYS $780, 9l5, 1915 M. l43,
SVrsra. :. 7i9 Ioi5 2. M it5 Sij p M y mid
night sundays 8, $50, lOl5 a. IL, Ia, 60 aud
CoInSsi 745, a. m. $3.50 l.3op sundays $50 a. m.
MN cwSnre t. % No. jd $50 p m SUNDAYS $40 g. H.
Honont and hi3s'i%H a. m 'ao 3 N Z snn {5 80 M
sundays s. $50. 1918 q. m, ESQ p. N.
Mddctown, 80 ., 1913 H. m; SO, $3.50 p No. sun.
H. trains connect with Yok and Oswcgo Midland Rail.
TGri Jcryi. 5:l5. 9. 1915 y. m 400 g. p Sundays
6 80 10 IS 4 m. $50 and p
NOiE-ITans eaNiug ChambcTsst on even or half hours
inc mans leaving Chaube7-,t. quarter leave
2d.st 80 minutes 'alI' h'H' 'd'r - 81 ~ 30 ana
:i5 c"nnecins with trains leaving ChahOels T. al ~
and ~leelu. Coaches be- obtained and oiGcr5 Tor tho
checking and transfer 81 ,AgsaIG may bs i-i at ne CON-
, Couit.st. Brooklyn. or at the Conpanys D'Ios.
TIic.s Trains rom tho West arrive IN NcwlOrk al 73j
q H. i4-' j 15 & &bB6rr Genr passr Aet NewYo.k
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
leave FOR EngloUood Cio-cr IeImont aud Nyack,
:, $50. i5 q" IN" l. o. i:i5 80, o ~ > ~ ~ 80 p M
leave 20 minutes Iatcr SATURDAY. nigh'a I
Nauuct SVrng Valley and N"us,N. l. 9i1 a. M, - p m
=. 5 a.
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WHITE STAR LINE. oo,..,u,r, CTR ,,rns

Nv TT + NIAN IINI. -. = -. -.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAI. STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL .
NOTlCElhe steamers Of this Line iaAe NE ane route
recommended 10y Lieut. M.uTy l. = NJ on Dvth hC OutNNl
and hOmeyard VOYAGES. .. ,,,o
CERMANlt. cant. kennedy SATURDAY rem l-'1u ~
AuKIAT1C, taD THURSDAY Feb 20 y.
CELTIC cant Glrade "a NJ laF warren l. ~ H. ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK PIER 3Z' NOHlh
RIVER.
These uniform size and unsurpassed IN AZ
pOintInents Saloon, StarIOums, smoking. and BAth
looms placed amihpS where the NOISE and motion arc
least felt degree OF comfort hitherto unatanaOo
RATES Saloon. $50 Sn and $lOo Steer1ge SIS Return
ticIsf1pI ftvbrlDl ctrrms
These steamers carry neither cate, sheep. n0rplgs
For Inspection Of aud Otei information apply At tle
Company's OmCes No. 81 Broadway. Newlork or 40 Wal
Lat ST.. Philadelphia ri. toRlIS Agent
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BKpOk ROUTE
FOR Tft\ip% AID ~ LAAbhLrIi,I.Ah, T.,

IN. Et-1 ltAlN lime TWO tbt ~.
leave NyW-luie, ot O." Liberty 81 for Trenton ana PEl
dciia AZ 3d. s. g. D. Op a. M l..O. /. $50 ID p.
Leave Philadelphia from -iIiIun Ncrth pCnulv ft
Iorl l! Az .r'.sj AZ $50, va, 10 $780, lIi"o "'
iesya trenton oi 100 except Monday, 80,
SIS 10 20 d.. I-.l ,, 30 4:i =, CID p.
Pullman Draw attached to the 90 a M
J. M, trains from NrNNOIS 10 the 40 q. u j;i' g. H'
SUNDAY TIiAlNS~ieayc New-York and Philadelphia a.
m 3 30 I'm M Leave NtwNOTk lOI Trenton ~ 80 No.,
a:5U Leave trenton al l..O, 800 a H., D. p III ,
Connection D., made 40 Jersey tiy station % icy 10 anu
FROM BROOKLYN and " Er!r" Depot. Jersey tiiY.
I,heta SIc fool OF JIbcy.t. No-. J4' anu -
Broadway principal hotels, all oul'c o! the liit tl-
brooklyn. gage Chc,s IRON residence to Destination
H T. BALDNIN. cen. Pass h&n'f'
NEW-NAEEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Farc, 81.
Steamers leave ft,k4p daily sundays cSc,2lcU iyr
New-lIavol at 3 and II =. m. connecting with road
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
i ElN EK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS December 81,
l-I-. through trans VIII Leave Grand Central Dep
500 Western and Northern Express WIN draWin
room CHS 10 Albany and Rochester AID from Albany 70 4OH
lU:a0 a. NJ Chicago and Western Express with draw.
ing-rusu 10 CIuaudaIgua. Rochester aud BlHa'o.
IlOp H.. ESplc,s to Albany and Troy, Win c'hnecIon'
400 p H. Montreal Express with through sleeping car,
GnGEm Il LOUIS Express daily with sleeping cars for
Buffalo, Maya Fas 1oc1O ana Detroit ana Tor
Montreal. excepting sunday night VIA saratoga. 49,
7.}U y Express Tor Rochester AMI corning VIA Oe
reva. Sleeping Geneva ami Rochester.
so y. H.. Pacific Express daily, with sleeping cars TOT
Ko'ueer, Magma Falls Buffalo Ceyclon lOlrl" Dttio
aud C"ago, ami excepting saturday night TO L'"'Ae ""-
Tlchc- Tor SAFE At Nos oj9 and Alb Broadway and at
Cump1ug'- Offices, 80 : Para place. 80
ana az Broadway NeN-loik, and $%5 WasMT &tonst'
r91~tt -
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STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL

LIMITED STATES, AND. BRAZIL NAIL
u STEAMSHIP LINE .......1.e r,.,,,.
FOR ST. THOMAS, PARA, PfkNAMBCCO ,HbhnHil A;
AND RIO DE JANEIRO Connecting nj ~ LnoHN NJ
MAIN Inc nrst-.lsss non steamship CITY OF RIO DE
JiNIIRO CaptarI Wen, viii sail the ABOVE pors on
WEDNESDAY. March at - m Freight at low rate. taken
for the above ports Positively frePh- recevel after H.
freight must paid IN advance Freight received at all
times RoDers's Dock. Brook .. l.,,,,. ,,.,.
I%Si-TANt'E LOWFR THAN BY ANY OTHER ITSE
sHIPPIl.s DESIRING IASCEA,NEEi, ~ ~, HFFECt
Eor freight Engagements. passage having eeRant 40
-'+'' once. Per 20 Last RIVER.
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I'D .sUJ VIA IAILRGNER LINE.
ck,ts limited anil good DAY 81 sale for continuous
passage and lea Wing Fall River the following
morning $50 ~ boat Regular tickets al
good on any train between Fs River and Boston Ma.nn
NlWPORr And Old COLONY
leave SeNYotk daily SUNDAYS excepted at 4.3O T. III,
from SOItll River, loot 81 Muff3ySt
IraV BROOKLYN, Annex boat, NJ I.
and statcfOon. secuted 40 all prncpll Hotels aud
Ticlr Offices, at the Pier and On Sieameth
BOHDEN & LDNELla Agents
Cro. l. CONNog, Genl Pass AgL
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i Inc and United states Nal Eoute-On ana aiior
b. 1873 trans leave ScWlOrk Via DesD aud
Cortland street Ferries ~ follows: -
Express Harrisburg Ptt,burg. the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached d. H. ana $50 D. LII
Catly. ,----. q, 40
For NiamspOrt Lock Haven, Cory and Ere at $50
connecting for Iitusve, Petroleum Ceircand tho
OH Regions. NilamspOrt and Lock Haven, Q a. IN.
Baltimore and the SOuth. Limited Washing
TON Express Pullman PLror cars daily. except sunday
IL N: arrive Washington sl2 p RsgUla" at 40 AND
$50 a. H. and lUp SUNDAY, 43O a. H. tnd ~ D. III tOr
Baltimore except Sunday. - - On y 80 -, >,
Expr,ss for Philadelphia 49, 800 $40 10 lAnltcd
r. m 33O g. D u, 1850. $50 ana 10 p m sunday, 4O al
n. m o. $50, $3.50 and 10 D. H. Emlgrant ana second
cass, 1880 y. III. ~. .z.,,. ., .......
at Jersey cav, ofordng speedy aud direct transfer ot
Brooklyn travel ,,.,.,.-- "a W an - ,,.,o.
m isi'y q IN A. m, $40 daily except Monday. From
washington aud Baltimore 90 a. M =, 800 - lO;lQ
hlo @ q 10 lOO I;Oa m 2 $50. 500 o. 20 $50 aud
1910 D. M SUNDAY. 49, $50. IOU IljO 62O. 1910
PJrkot Offices 52s and ga broadway. No Aston House
,ri ",t of d. sbc--- CUrtaud.stS.. No COurtst
Pfooklvn Annex Depot foot Of fqltonSt BrooSyn Nos
ia Iii and IL liuS'n-t, HObOken Depot jersey CITY,
mirranI Ticket OGlcr, No Battery place.
i"'s'' ~ I. p. FARNrR GEM Passenger AGENT.
~
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nACIrIC Nail STEAMsIIP COMPANY

DAtlflt MAIL - IEAHNHlI tOhI AN =
y Sailing from Pier foot C3ualSt, North itYer
For = ~ FRANCISCO via 18TH MUS OF PANAMA.
Steamship COLON. Thursday. Feb -, noon.
Connecting for Central and South America and Ne'N@
From san francesca for Japan and China;
Steamship CHINA. Wednesday. March D. noon,
Steamship CITY or PEkING Tuesday. April ], noon
steamship CITY OFTOKIO. Thursday, May J, noon:
From san francisco TO Honolulu, New-Zeaand' ana
Australia ,.,- - ...
Eor Trceht General information. Apply at ComIauys
on ~ foot OF Cana-st.. North river .
Passengers forwarded 10 SAN IHANtl.lO ~ \ DIV Gil
ISLANDS JAPAN, CHINA. NEW/EAIANI. AZ =
TKAIIA. SOUTH AMERICAN. CEN TRIAL AMEklCAN
For or information in regard apply TO the
IaA. IIlI1Tfmnul. No 80 HrnIlMar
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT and all points on Housatonic
- ard Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer bridgeport
leaves Catharine slip daily Sundays excepted at l5o H.
an BrhgenOrf a IL d. II.
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Gelp h)ante0
Eeaal Notices.

IN pursuance of nm order of Delano &. Cal
i vim esquire. surrogate OF the County Of New.York.
notice 4. hereby to all persons having claims against
Alexander Van Rensselaer, late Of the CITY OF
Ney.N Ork deceased 10 present the with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers the office Of Han Parsons No
J6 Wast IN the city Of Newfork on or before the JON
DAY Of June next. 900
SIFPIEN c. WILLIAMS
" r. CRUGER, Executors
ALBION L. MAN.
aYGr
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Crean 9lehmers.

4 MEXICAN LINE FOR LlN ERPOOL: arm,
mo cny Transatlautic Line sailing under the AMEH
CAN FLAG. sailing every Thursday from Phladeipbit -
NRIIIsM EMpIKE sans Ill tSDAl, IeO. ~, . - ~
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Eituatlons Uanie0-- alnles

SltnGtlol5 lUuNleU-- ettuleS
4 JEWELLER and ENGRANER, inst arrived
n Germany. who understands his trade thoroughly
HishC. situation city country willing 70 Work on low
terms. Address r. V. - Tribune Office
EOOK.-A tirst-class French cook wants
" situation I'm hotel or restaurant Apply 10 2c6 shave
ENGINEER and MACHINIST, with sixteen
~ years experience; highest references given Address
Il. F., BOXES. Tribune Office
FARMER and GARDENER.-Nlarried; with
family competent 10 take entire charge OF Gehio
mani, place: well muCnded. Address H.,
Tribune Uptown ONCE. 23S Broadway
EARDENER.-By thoroughly practical
~ man. understands hs business in all its branches,
Including mcnt Of gapcrics fruits. flowers and
vegeabes objection to garden and dairy attached;
satisfactory reference, gwen Address g. L. tribune p
town Office, l.23S broadway
I WANT EMPLOYMENT am competent
sou0grapher capable Of taking charge OF the correspond
ence 81 bushes. establishment reliable references given
Address /. ADAMS, 0 the Rev. }. H. Adams, Ber-
uarosyIile SOm.tsct County, y. J.
Useful MAN, &c.-The care of n house
I 5y man and wife the practical painter served
in the West Gulf Squadron No. lS5 West
.~tlst.
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ami Bridgeport at II D.
DALI MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave New.York from foot Of Desbrosses and court
$40 for Washington, Columbus cincinnati Indl,nap
south Pullman cars from baltimore Newark. Ohio. aud
100 p m for Washington the and the south via
GOrlOnsye Pullman from New oIk 10 baltimore ana
Washington making close connections for Pttsbnrg Cncn
matt indianapolis Louisville II Lons Through Pullman
cars baltimore t" Cincinnati ~ louis ana f''souf8 ana
1000 daily Tor Washington The south and wet Pun
making connections for Chicago Cincinnati lndanapo
rs Louisville 81 g1 TGnaS @ u TO- ,Sin
natl, connects at Washington with trains for Lynchburs.
through Cbe p1aIe G@ at % ComGs Gf 2GGe 8
ana Dc,lres.cssts and Depot jersey city,. ,.con,e,,,
ROUND TRIP TlckJET1 ,1 TO Kansas NEBRASKA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY.
- Ferry station IN New.York foot Of Libcrty't
Ferry riaGn n bro%Ayn foot Of tuion 81 ,o, q,
So, ~ ", Liberty I} It,. as follows p,v,,oro ,rsu,h
Chunk Tsmaqna, Wlkrsbalre, Emira. dc. Connects at
$40 r-for iIish Bridge Branch schoolcys Mountain,
Bndd's Lake and lake Iopltcong, Eason Ii9rrlso9rs
Magch Chunk, IImaqua Halcton, W lkrsbsre scranton
iG50 a. n and 1870 D. rn-For someryle and Pennington.
p in.-For F'unu SJn Easton, Mauc Chunk, Iamalda,
Will'arfc scranton, Tuukhsuuock, Tamaqua, llaz,toI
p d.-Ior iieh Bridge Branch. sclooey's Mountain,
Mauch Chuns. connects at Junction win D. J. and w H. Il
i5op III da.ly.Fr Laston. Allentown and Harrisburg
Tor ,rar- to iocii POINTS time tables at stations
Hrook ara i9terueate rout and At $50 H. for ta'on
oa2 d the brooklyn and Euc AuncT make connection
etJesey city station aud from Brooklyn ana Le DEPOT
NEW YORKan and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ leave for Red Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove
stages co1ncct laaSan station to and from KEYroRr
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foo Of Liberty ST., for Freehold ut
$40, ll:IJ a. ni D. I.IJ 4. M
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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ROTTERDAM LINE.

steamers leave jersey City, rear Paw onia Ferry. -
Mas Wrdne sdav February II
S,tiIItDAN ........ cdneSday, March ,
Cabin. @6J--1O Intermediate tJ-sjO 9tt,ldt' 80.
lLCAZATX, General Agent. - south MiIliamSt
PUNCH EDNE,V Co.. y south william ST., Freight Asts
!. W. NORRIS. so Broadway, Gcnsral Passage Agent.
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Giinafions Uanteo--fcmals

4 YOUNG LADY with experience IN copy
~ ing would Ike a position In Office c0pylst
or viii do IL at home Address IT, Tribune Uptown Omoe
NO. .23s broadway
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CONlPANl'

Ir Of teuuany new No - North River loot OF MoTtohst
" Era',,,o, " e,ncslaY. Jan. 10 $40 p m
,,.nnI,,i usInri "Wednesday. March. D, ~ m
44oi l,ns..r .Nclucsdav. March 10 > " H.
-3rked inns scciagc passeu&ers
II sran ON Credit LyOnnais ol Paris, III amounts 10
a : HIIIIAN, Agent, 30. % lbIoa'lN ~.
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UeGCners.

QeGCner5.
4 SUPERIOR TEACHER will give lessons
"a in exchange for some worn ceutcmeus clothing
! 1EACHfH. No @37 Fast 79thst, basement
4 LADY desires Il position III Il family TO
~ teach English ana French; references, Miss Hancs
10 GIamercy- park Thc1 g. Docrus, l13 Broadway W
Sterling 20 NasSGu a.. ". g. ID. Borden 90 NoIthSt
As GOVERNES>.-EDg lady seeks re-
~ enlargement. fluent French and German ave years
! abroad; Cambridge University examinations; brilliant
pianist dIaEIg s4lHl, elementary Latin ana Italian No.
$40 Ouecn's We, London OniaIlp. t"uadI
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
y hGITCY Introduces superior Teachers colleges
schools ana Families. Address can Miss NJ. j.
YOUNG. American and Foreign Teachers Agency, -
Union square. BrOadwav Tic.
AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ 80 UNIONSQCAEI, SIN-NOltK
supplies GOOD teachers with positions. Application forIa
stamp supplies schools ana families with competent IL.
suuCtOIs WlTliOI CHA NGl.
I. COTLEsNOHiH rINthNEY. 30 Union square, Y. ).
A merican School Institute, Established 1879,
~ Promptly provides Families schools Colleges Win
teachers PROBES Of known cabfc ana character
sells and IcIts School Properties;
GIVES parents safe advice about GOOD StIoOISi
represents reliable teachers hreklDg engagements.
J. ". SCHEKMEKHDHN, s. NJ. secretary.
20 East l4ihHt lneaI University place. y. y
U'EACIIERS supplied to schools and families
i without charge. Mis- FLORENCE lIICH EDUCA.
IIONAL III hLAUi 80 IHOns9uAIe
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Art Schools-New-York City.
AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER

Wi receive pupils in painting Landscape owcT siiu me-
china and decoration at studio The Bella 40 - East
2Gthst, corner dth ave.
C,,srlncc, MI j. Huntington m VIA. HaIt Nr James
NJ Hart, M 4. /. Bellows
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Dancing Ard0cmcs
ALLEN DODWORTH'S SCHOOL
a FOR DANCING IN D DLPOEIMENT
M GSl 6TH.ANf.
now OPEN. FOR TrEM~. &c SEND roR C1ccCGAE
DFlLLY'S SCHOOL of DANCING and De
IL PORIMENT CNoudlyrl nt Lyric Hall GtlIayc.
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4 MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos
n. " East 1thst. and 30 West lOtb-sL
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- Coorcr Mon FRIDAY EVENINGS. NEW CLhN5
FoRMING Iuquire Of MIS-. J.. b. BURNS School OF Fho'
N, pptk
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fnw Schools.

VALE Law School .-RcGular course, wears
Graduate ,oI deIfCc OF DCLL years ilterm,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
Tor Young Ladies-Prooklyn.

IOT DUNG I8VIV-- V--'-'g
MRS. i. JERNEGAN BOWEN, 419 Gin
M ton.st BROOKLYN. gives instruction ~ mnSc ara Y
modern languages ana private lessons at hcr rcsaeuc
ladies' whose ca instruct in IuEhsh has been dcHelci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

KINDERGARTEN 49,.
~ and FIFNfINTARN GLASSES Of PTofessOr 7. Krau'
and Mrs Kraus ioete west 2sths, reopens october
SEMINARY for kindergarten teachers November ITO
fcesor Eraus 0f the first popGcators OF the kn
caIen IN AmcriC4 Mrs BO-lt" pupil and 60 worker
Of ioccs wloovy assisted by experience OF twenty
ycaro IN Cprm
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-30
TYNER's CIPHER TELEcaAms.

Washington, Jan. 27.-The following il
given by Mr.. Tyner as an authentic state.
ment of real facts out of which the tele,
graphic witnesses before the Potter commit.
tee to-day got impressions as to the sales ol
offices for political contributions abou,
which they testified to-day. Notwithstand-
ing the defeat of the republican state ticket
in Indiana in October, 1876, it was thought
that with an active anvass and a full re-
publican vote the state might be carried for
Hayes in November. The state committee
requested financial aid from the ::national
committee in New York and MI. q. Chand-
Ter, chairman, agreed to furnish from $50 to
500 for each county in the state or from
5000 to $10,0C0 to aid in getting out a full
vote, if Mr.. Tyner, then about to visit In
diana, should telegraph that there was reas-
enable prospect of success and that the
money was needed. Just as the latter was
leaving New York, it was arranged between
him and Chandler that money should not
be mentioned in the kilograms, but that
Tyner should speak of the appointment of
one Indian agent instead of saying $4,000.
He did telegraph that two Indian agents
were wanted, and later te%legraphed Chand-
Ter to deposit in the Hanover National
bank of New York, subject to draft, a sum
representing the appointment of two Indian
agents, or, in other words, $4,000, which
Chandler SO deposited. The kilograms be-
tween John w. Foster and MI. Tyner were
prior to the October election and related to /
in legitimate methods money for the
Indiana state campaign. None of Them re.
lated to appointments to Office of any kind
whatever, as stated by the telegraph officials
to-day. The kilograms. happened to be
from the Geographic company
because Mr.. Orion, before any subpenas had
been issued by congress, volunteered to re-
turn them to Mr.. Tyner, who desired them
because they we're liable 10 misconstruction
if reported from memory after destruction,
who now has them understroyed, and
will produce them to the committee.