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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
NO MONEY FOR THE MARSHALS OFFICE.
EFFECTS IN THIS CITY OF THE DEMOCRATIC POLICY


NO MONEY FOR THE MARSHAL'S OFFICE.
EFFECTS IN THIS CITY OF THE DEMOCRATIC PoLipi
AT WASHINGTON.
Yesterday was the first day of the new hscal year.
and there was considerable discussion In ana ABOUT
the United States Marshal's Office as to how that
branch of the public service was to be carried on III
view of the failure of the appropriation DILL Mar
shall Payne said that the failure of Congress 10 pass
the bill would stop all proceedings by the Govern
mept. both civil and criminal. There was no money
to pay for process In any SUIT. lie had as YET
taken no action for reduction of his stan' Inc
business of the Office could not be carried on WIN
one man less than he had. He supposed that ne
had sufficient patriotism to run the Office Tor rev
weeks The civil business of the Courts between
priyate persons would go on as usual.
Assistant istrict-AttOmey Flcro, who has charge
of the criminal branch of the business of the United
that the failure of the bill would hamper the ONCE
to a considerable extent For some time they had
been doing business in very limited way. Inc
last session of the Court fell through on account OF
the exhaustion of the appropriation for running eX-
penseS. He had been requested by the Attorney
General to make the term short as possible, ana
ne had only disposed of the of persons III JAIL
deputies the Court would call to Its aid some or
newly appointed internal revenue oiiicersand what
ever force the Secret Service Department may have
at its command
General Curtis Of the Secret Service Department,
complained bitterly of the reduction made III the
reduced his force of officers one-thrd, ana salaries
were cut down generally. He was convinced that
the efficiency of the department would be greatly
injured by the policy which had been pursued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
THE LONG BRANCH RACES.

The arrangements for transportation to the Long
Branch races at Monmouth Park, which VIII begin
on Friday July f. and continue Oh Saturday. July o.
Tuesday, July g. Thursday, July 10. aud Saturday,
July ~ are better this year than ever before. In
addition to the regular trains by the all-ral line
from the foot of Liberty-st, special express will
start at 1915 and reach the track in ample time for
the first race at p N. BY the bay route the
steamers ST. Johns and Jesse Hoyt VIII leave Pier
No 3 North River at 800 and $3.50 q. ~, with
special trip at 1880 a. ~. Tickets viii be good by
either line. Additional details may be found lu thr
advertisement IN another column, One of To. most
interesting races on the opening day will be that
for tie Long Branch Handicap Ia miles, for
which BramUle WarGeld, LouiaHicr, Nd,raAj
Orole. Zoo Zoo, Bayara, Hattie j., and other well
known racers have accepted The wei ghts assigned
Branble will undoubtedly be the iayOritc in the
betting.
PUTTING POISON IN HIS BROTHERS TEA.
Justice James Jarvis, of West Chester, on com
plant Of Catherine Howe, Of that town, yesterday
committed to the county Jail al White Plains 1or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

A drunken man was swaylng unsteadily In
the street, when dog with tin tied to its tail
between his legs. The collision was fOrcibe that the
upset, and the dog minus piece ~ its
tail. The man got beWiidered, rubbed the bruised
end of his spinal column. picked up the dogs tail and
then sOl0quzedi This IL (hic) unfortunate Never
before knowed or suspected had sich thing tail
il go an fall down an break 1t off. Mighpye made
liic) fortune Zibtin' myself with tail There'd
bin millions in it-mlious (hic) In II! Jis my luck
Wherever get good thing It's always gone before
lhicl find Il OuL"-INlrgina CITY Chronicle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

Hofel BruHs,rick-Associate Justice Joseph p.
BRADLEY Of the United states supreme York
Hoiel-scnator george H. Pendcou Of Ohol eX.Goyorno
Thomas swami of Maryland General -. H. Robertson
of BTstOOr House, udge Anasa Parker
rum 4yeHue Hotel-ExGuyefnor RUFUS H.
BuOck Of Georgia Governor Horace Fairbanks, Of Yer
mont General Daniel Tyler. Of Alabama Allen Munroe OF
syracuse franklin Haven Of Boston Windsor Hotel
-CoycuOr Redheld Proctor Of Vermont, and j. NJ Walker
OF Chicago HOFFMAN HOlse-POiessOr r. Jacguinot Of
Harvard College Tdrk 1rcdUe H0e-FTancis d. LOOMS
OF ASiOT IOx6-Ihe Hon. Elhu Is. Wash
burue % Illinois.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
ROBBERY WITH VIOLENCE.

Patrick Cassidy, a laborer, and James Quinn, a
driver were arrested by the police early yesterday
morning for knocking down and robbng John
Manning, of No. 42S West Ffty-fourth-st. Mr..
Manning stated that while he walking through
Fifty-second-st., between Eighth and Ninth-aves.,
late at night he was assaulted by the prisoners.
They knocked him down, and one of the men held
him while the other robbed him of a watch worth
$50 and 81 in money. They were held for trial.
Yesterday morning as Officer llougbey, of the
Twenty-ninth Precinct, was on duty i'll Twenty
seveuth-st., between Sixth and Seventh-aves, he
PASSED two colOred men. One of them appeared to
be intoxicated and the other taking care Of HIM
Before proceeding half a block further the officer
was startled by cries for help and hastily retIacing
lis steps, he found Robert H. Harrison, a we'll
dressed cOlOTed man, lying in an alley with blood
streaming from wound III his temple. Harrison
was taken 10 the statIOn-bOuse and his wounds were
dressed. He said he was head-waitcr ~ hotel at
Concy Island and had been attacked and robbed by
George CUTLER of No 1870 West Thirty hird-st, in
whose company he had fallen. Besides being badly
cut nm the face by his aSSaant, he had been robbed
of $50 In money and silver watch. Later in tine
day Outtler was arrested and identified by Harn-
son Justice Morgan, at the jefferson Market Police
Court, held the accused man for trial and COM
United Harrison to the House of Detention. Angus
tus Henry Jones living in Twenty-seyenth-st, tes-
titled TO seeing OuttleT take Harrison on his
shoulder and throw HIM IN the alley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
JAS. G. PATTERSON, Presidcn
TO CONSUMERS OF GAS,
REDUCTION IN PRICE!
OFFICE OF TIE MANHATTAN GAS LIGHTo
COMPANY.
No. 4 ITvingplace.
ri Inn


COMPANY.
No. Irving place.
New-Y0rk juno 27, 1907
THE MANHATTAN GAS LIGHT COMPANY RE-
sPECTFULLY INFORMS RS CUSTOMERS AND THE
PUBLIC GENERALLY THAT on AND AFTER THIS
DATE THE PRICE OF GAS FURNISHED BY THIS
COMPANY WILL BE At THE REDUCED RATE or
TWENTY CENTS FOR ONE HUNDRED CUBIC FEET
TO ALL THOSE WHO CONSUME LESS THAN TEN
THOUSAND CUBIC FEET OF GAS PER MONTH
TO THOSE WHO CONSUME TEN THOUSAND FEET
PER MONTH THE PRICE WILL BE NINETEEN
CENTS PER ONE HUNDRED CUBIC FEET OR ONE
DOLLAR AND NETY CENTS PER THOUSAND
TO LARGER CONSUMERS A STILL GREATER re.
DUCTION VIII BE MADE THE PRICE DEPENDING
UPON THE QUANTITY SUPPLIED.
HAVING AVAILED ITSELF OF ALL KNOVN M
PROVEMENTS. THIS COMPANY WILL CONTINUE TO
FURNISH IN THE FUTURE, 40 TT HAS DONE IN
THE PAST As PURE;AS SAFE AND As DESIRABLE
A LIGHT A. CAN BE OBTAINED BY ANY PROCESS
YET INVENTED OR DISCOVERED.
CHARLES ROOME, President
JAMES W. SMITH, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
YrIInW FEVER An QTARANTINE.

The Quarantine Commissioners have directed that
Superintendent Colville, of the Quarantine Hos
pital. shall communicate to them every case Of sick
ness admitted to the hospital Two of the sailors OF
the bark Sappho. from Havana were admitted to
the hospital on Monday night. suffering from yellow
fever and one OF them died yesterday morning.
f. NJ Pierce, sailor the schooner Cummlnger,
from Para was sent to the hospital yesterday sick
with what is supposed to be yellow fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
NOTICE To MARINERS.

WASHINGTON. Julv 1-Notce Il given nv the Lighthouse
that the gap IN the dam at New inlet mouth OF cane
Fear River North Carolina has been hed TINS closing the
whole distance between ZrEes Island mi Federal Point The
buOys marking the channel Of New Inlet VII be removed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

Have lately made Key and Winding Watch for the
ladies' which r. superior To now in the market because
ey reliable regards time and not liable Ia get out
of order every watch fully guaranteed. Ask Tor the
w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TODAY
sun rIsAa 4.33 sun SETS. 7:95 Clock fast 8n. Az
Moon sets 2,ig souths l22 Moons days IL
WAFER TODAY-A. NJ $50
sandy Hook 6:lO Gov Isaad. $50 Tell Gate..... Sl9
HtSH WATER TO-DAY.
Sandy Hook 639 Gov Island. 6G55 Hell Glte SsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

trial John Howe. age nineteen years. on o charge
of having attempted To poison his two Drotners,
James Howe and Francis Howe, by mixing fars
green in their tea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
FOURTH OF JULY!

Hundreds Of families, me
chamics, labOrers, professional
nRen and others depend upon
our retail yyarcr0Onns for their
clothing, and we shall moi dis
appoint them by closing on Sat-
urday next. All day OR Satur-
day UP 10 nine O'Clock, the re-
fail warcrOo.ns OF BALDWIN
THE CLOTEsHER, Canal-st.
and Broadway, Will bc open to
the public.
Store closed all Gay On gih Of July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
Announcements,

Your digestion will be perfect and all dys-
urpt'c troubles avoided nv the u RCHRps TTFroTL
ToNC Call and try free IL Ne.eyst Druggists scilt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
ARRESTED FOR ARSON IN NEWARK.

A fire occurred at half-past D. In. yesterday
in the two-story building No So Beilevllle-ave,
Newark, occupied by Blair Burns and family. The
building was burned TO the ground, and the fire
spread 10 the grocery store of J. W. OBryan next
door. adjoining which was a light frame structure
one story high, aud In a short time that too was
euyeloped in flames. Burns kept a liquor saloon in
the lower part OF his house, which the stock was
entirely DESTROYED. OBTyan estimates his loss at
81 600 and S. {. Marsh, who occupied the one
story building as drugstore, states his los to be
50. 600 The damage done BuTns's building Il
given at 81 900. and several families who occupied
floors i'm the different structures lose about $4,000
All parties were fully insured.
The fire was supposed TO be IT, G work of an lncen-
diary; and as there were suspicious circumstances
POINTING TO Burns as the perpetrator, he was ar
rested by order Of Chief Engineer Benedict. 1t
was known that he was III straitened circum-
stances When searched his insurance policy was
found on his person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
HOME We US.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUT5. NO.
PROMINENT ARRIyALs

Gam 49, Noon. 781. 3 o m 500 Midnight. GSS.
Highest during the day. So. Lowest 81.
Average 49, same day, 1875, 7Ss'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

obl;god 70 remain at her dock until she went into
the dry dock at the Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday
bv permission of the Secretary of the Navy Oh ap-
plication of Congressman Bliss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
DEATH BY VIOLENCE IN CENTRAL PARK.
THE BODY OF MAN FOUND WITH TWO SHOTS IN


Frederick Vannie, who lives in one of the Central
Park cottages was walking near the Arsenal yes
terday morning, when he discovered the body Of a
man lying beside rock at a little distance from
the foot-path. The man evidently had died during
the previous night from two pistOl-shOt wounds IN
the left breast. The position Of the wounds and a
backeuing Of the clothing where the bullets had
entered the body showed that the weapOn had been
held close TO the body when II was tired. lie Park
Police were inclined TO believe that the man had
committed suicide but they were unable to lind the
pistol with which the wounds had been inflicted.
Either one of the wounds fatal, and 10 was be-
lieyed by some of the officers that the man could
not have fired two shots IN succession through his
heart Ii was suggested by others that tramp
might have stolen the weapon, On searching the
clothing the police found a bunch of keys box
containing fOrty-eght cartridges, and u pocket
book containing So 50 in change. There was no
article found by which the body could be identified.
1t was that of man abOuJ twenty-eght years old,
with dark HAIR and m0UsJache and blue eyes. The
clothing was of good quality, but was worn thread
bare i'm some parts. The body was taken to the
Morgue " here IL remained unrecogmzed yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Weakness
" ofne organs Of Geueration sc. spe,dy aud radically
cured by WINCItSrERS SPECIFIC til Two - ak
boxes arc usually sufficient Price, 81 ptrb1N SIX boIoh ~
send TOR circular Prepared by WINCHESTER ~ %,
Nlemlsls. 50 JOhn.st- NeN.lOTk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
SAVING SICK CHILDREN OF THE POOR.

SANlNG Slth I ttlLDhEN w lJlIl IOOh-
The Children's Aid Society has completed Its ar
rangements for opening its usual Summer work for
the benefit of the poor sick children of the tenement
houses The fatal effects of the intense heat which
prevailed last week show the Importance OF proyld-
ing physicians. medicine and nOUrishngfood for the
children Of the very poor. From all portions of the
city where the poor are compelled TO i've uhucr CIR
cuiustauces unfaYOTable to health, reports are re-
ceived OF unusual mortality among infants and
youn0 children. The office of the Sick Children's
Mission is at No. 700 East Eeventh-st., near Ave
nue-C As the society depends upon special cOntri-
buttons 10 enable u TO carry on this department Of
lis work il appeals earnestly for PROMPT and liberal
lifts. Contributions for the Sick Children's Mis-
Sion NAV be sent 70 William H. Booth. at the Third
National Bank TO George ;. COe, American Tx
change Bank or 10 the office Of the society. No. 10
East FOurth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

INVESTIGATING THE RECENT COLLISION
naval court of inquiry to the cause of the col
Ision between the steamship City of New-Yoik aud
the British bark Helen, on Saturday night was con-
vened at the British Consulate yesterday. British
Consul-Genoral Archibald. Captain Angus RAFT, of
fhe steamship Victoria, and Captain James Russell,
If lie ship Louisa Fletcher, composed the court.
The witnesses were the four rescued seamen OF the
Helen. Their testimony was substantially the same
rs the statements already published III lHE IRIB-
t-ST The court will render its decision to-day.
The sectional dry dock being occupied by another
yesneI on Monday, the City OF AeW-Iork was
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27

IN the matter Of the appeaHtiOn Tsf of the At
THE NORTH AMERIcXLIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, of the City Of New.York-
In matter Of the agRsatqSS of iS9
THE GUARDIAN MUTTTSHh TS1nit LIFE INSURANCE COM
NE . a "D' PANY, Of New,YOrK city.
In the matter Of the application OF the Attorney General OF
III '"' AI'''''' the State OF New-Yor&
THE RESERVE MUrUAL if"fl LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY, of the CITY OF New-York
the matter OF the q Of Hs Attorney
THE WIDOWS, AND oRPmANs' BENEFIT LIFE IN.
sURANCE COMPANY. Of the City OF New'fork'
In the matter Of hS hs spRssfqS o SI
TIE NEw.yoRK STATE ffAisf hfFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY, of the City OF syracuse, NJ T.
TO THE PoLICY.HoLDERs and CREDITORS OF EACH
OF an oror Of the above entitled pro
een special term Of the Sprems s oGa hea
tie eleventh of November 1872 and duly entered IN te
es e s9 q SRs ss y6n each Cyoa
holders editors Of either OF the aDoyenamed
them hereby notified become parties to the
hSGTo IN or SaEed SaTe caas sgsn %
Viii OF the nature character thereof TO the
the he Rsys s % ScsTe SfSre N @ 3
the CITY Of SewYok, or be barrel from any distribution 70
The deposit policy and last receipt with me Receiver
nv or on behalf Oany policy holder or claimant a De
presentation OF and all claims thereuhCer-Out
il shall moi the receiver Referee from reqnr ng any
M er or different evidence Of claim IN special cases where IN
their opinion may required In turterdnce OF Jusuce
obedience 20 the requirements OIL
e.mentiOned-Da November J, ISfo.
w. HENRY II. PIERSON: Receiver
Office 252 Broadway. New.York. MA law6mTh
SUPREME COURT, ERIE COUNTY.-Ros-
y well \ Burrows Edward f.. Hendrck Edward White
house and Joseph Varnum, their own behalf ana III De
half of ali Others having Ike interest WAC may become par
Cotton Josiah Plumb ami Joel ltathbOne surVYOrsoI Al
ber n Tracy deceased and Albert H. Tracy executor on
the last wi and of the sad Albert H. Tracy de
ceased the stockholders their represents
yes Of the late Buffalo and LOckpOri Railroad Company ana
Ia All persons having claims against SAID company
hereby given the petition OF Lorenzo urrw e
appointed In this action Whch peOh
February "a 1879 order was duy made III the "a q
Special rcrm OF this Court held IN ana 9i
County Ere city and County Hall IN the OI ui
Bun,o on February 25 1879 by the Hon. Charles Dto
Jusfse presiding requiring that cause, II any, be a.
Special OF this Court 20 be held III tnu ~
County Of Ene R CITY and County Hal IN tne Cy O
Buffalo 10Th day Of March 1873 AT he oPenlns Vi
heart why the said should not pay out OF e iuIs
In his hands such receiver dividend OF i0hI anu
per cent on the the said Bunalo ana LOcAport Kan
ad Impany 10 Stockholders or their rep sentaVe
en cause Ia The contrary be shown. said time aud
poce appointed 20 examine aud pass upon he a
counts the that the coming NJ au
confirmation his report said receiyershp may De terln
atcd aud said receiver DISCHARGED Tat said pehon wa
duly entered In the ONCE OF the CLERK
of The County Of Erie 25th day Oi February 1879
D"''N n ioKFNZO BURROWS, Receiver
BURROWS & vIELE. Attorneys Tor said Receiver. 2ii
Mainst. Buffalo, n. y
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
Gxcurslcne.
tETROPOLTTAN ELEVATED RAILWAY,

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
vi OPEN FROM 5:30A. VI. TO IL =. NJ.
KkCTORSTKEEI-Neare point for Wall street Ferry
and connects with tor South Ferry
CoU RTLAN point for Jersey city and
COmmunipaW Ferries -
cares. point for Post Office CITY Hall and
Barclay street Ferry 10 HObosen.
CHAMBERSs sTREET-Nearest point Tor Payonia and ERIC
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLIN.STREET-
DSrREE Nearest point for Desbrosse, Street Ferry
and connects with for Desbrosses and
Fast Grand street Ferries. -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with cars for East and
West.
EIGHTH sTREET-Nesrest point for Christopher street
Ferry H0OOken connecting with cars Tor Christopher
and Epst Tenth Street Ferries.
FOURTEENTH STREET, Nearest point 10 Union square
Wallack's and Lyceum Theatres Academy OF Music Ir
wing and Tsmmany Halls conn 'ong with cars Tor East
Twenty hird and Thirty fourth street Ferrict -
TWEEN TY.THIRD-STREET-N NeasSst point to Booths, 81
James Park Theatres Grand Opera House Gilmore
Garden, and Masonic Temple, and T"enty'thrd street
Ferry Jersey City. ,,
THiRTY Thirds RGET- Nearest point TO STANDARD,
Broadway and Fifth Avenue Theatres Aquarium anu
Minstrels connecting with cars ior "ee'
FOgrYS CON DsTRE ET-Connects with New York Trans.
fer Companys cabs for Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETH STREET ,--.-., nj
FIFTY-EIGHTH-STREEI-S earest point IOi CenuA rarA
connecting with ears OF Belt Line Railroad.
and EIG1rH-AVENUB-
For uptown trans take east side stations.
For downtown trains west side stations. -
Trains will JSthst and 6thave and b3ds ana oth'
alternately. -, ,.-- -, : ,o .
7.30a M and s 10 Z D. m when the fare is cents.
~ ' WIN. II. GARRISON, President
RROCKLIN SuDerintendenU
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
FRANK THOMSON. General
TO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourean Through Trans each way daily, three depOt3
Philadelphia New-York.
Double Track the Equipment andthe tasois
Time .istent with aO>o ute safety.
ON and after December 10. 1875,
Trains leave NewYorK DrsDrcsSet and Court
- M landt street Ferries, as follows: "a
500 3V 800 40 limited IL M; l. $3.50 % o. 5;3P
$50 anu ~ p m. SUNDAY 43D and9 a.. m D. D. GOV ooI
Route Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trans al Jersey Cy aordngs speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel -, 90 49,
returning trains leave Philadelphia 1901, 3i5, 3;j5, Z
7I5 $40 and II Limited Express l:30 p m 2 t.
53O 7. 80 In. ON sunday, l20L 34j. 1856. g. $780,
aT,ctet 0eiees@Sos. 526 9i4 Broadway, No
ouse ana foot DesbrOsses and COurtlandt No
CourI si and Brooklyn Annex Depot, foot Of FutOns
BrpokIyn Nos lli llG and llS Hudson.st.. iObOken;
MACE - L. +. FARMER
ANK THOMSON. GCnl Passenger Agt
Manager
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
TIL "a TO BOSTON.

Il III To O4N'
10 ..DU VIA FALLRfVER LINE: -
Tickets limited and good only on day OF sale Tor continuous
passage and ain leaving Fall River the following
onine Of boat Regular tickets at -
good on any uain between River aud Boston Magnn
cent steamers
leave NewYork daily toundsYs excepted at p m7
from Pier -, North River, foot OF Aurrayat
leave brooklyn. Annex boat. al 49, y. IN
and secured a all principal Hotels ana
Ticket Offices, at the Pier aud on steamers - -.
BORDEN & LOWELL. AgentA
Ggo. l. CossoR. Genl Pass Agt
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
CORPORATION Notltes.

DOLCE DEPARTMENT of the CITY of
NEW YORK March Il. l67gAttention Is hereby called
90 tho pnbc notice in City Record for the disposal Of
street DIRT 10 others who may desire the same
3. Q. HAwLEY, Chief Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
1nstrurIlon.
For Boys and Young Men

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A DVERTISERS!
N SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE and
ALL FIRST CLASS CITY JOURNALS TO
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN PULVFkMAN. l.2Ss Broadway. NewYork.
Send copy OF advertisement when asking for estimate
formation
University Grammar School, No. / ,4S1 Broad
u war 2d-st Primary Commercial and Classical do.
partments n NJ. HOBBY. w. l. AKIN A. NJ. Principals,
For Young Ladies-City.
A MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos.
n. ~ East s7tn-st. and 35 West lGth-sL
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
Legal NoIlees.

IN pursuance of an order of Delano G. Cal
i yin esquire, Surrogate of the County Of New.York,
notice Is hereby all pcrsOrs having claims against
the Alexander Van Rensselaer, late 81 the CITY OF
beeo to The subscribers the office OF Man Parsons No
bG Wast ia the city Of NewYork or before the 3Oth
day of June next. -, ,,----,.- ,e-o
STEPHEN c. WILLIAMS)
s V. II. CRUGER Executors.
ALBION r. MAN.