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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24

CURED TO attend ninety parades drs before being en-
titled 10 his DISCHARGE The matter IN relation 10 load
Ing and firing was then considered Cpten's tactics
were reCOmmen ded, but on motion the wbole
matter laid over. The committee the proposed
tax exemption OF the members oi The National
Guard that they had consulted the Acting Al
in regard to It, and he said he heart
ily IN favor OF II. The report was acccpted ana
adopted The treasurers report shows that the
during the year 1904 o.. OF which SiGG 80 ia on
hand. The following named officers were elected:
TJtsidfht-COlOncl A. J. Parker.
Vjce Ijrsidenis-G j. y. VarlaD and General W
Z. Rodgers.
TreGsUrcr-C Colonel W. II. Thompson.
Hccgrditg SecIri0ry-Mai0r X. Y. Young.
Corresponding SecretGrg-Maior NJ. IL. Fdrr.
Ch1pidiIJhc V. j. +. Duryea.
After the annual address TINS cy ming, the association
attended banquet nj tnc Delayan House The neYt
annual meeting Will he held in York, January %
l--O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
4 HISTORY OF GOLD AND SILVER.

LECTURE BY PROFESSOR J. G. NEWBhfRf'
Professor j. :. NcWbcny, Of the School "l
Mines Of Columbia College, delivered in Steinway liai'
last evening the fuh lecture Of the course uhd'r
the management Of old Mechanics and IradcSehS
Society," His subject WAS "GOli and silver ~ tne
Past and Future" He traced the history ~ Tic
precious meta down to the present time and cave an
lcenui of the earliest diScDNc THIS continent
He Thought that the Of greatest production ~ siNrf
had reached bv the immense yield OF Tue nls'och
Lode This mine had been toe disturbing clement III
the tountry's finances 10y the uromlc when u once
gave OF causing cluT Of that metal. lie bell we'd now
ever hqt Nature haC come T. the rescue; ihal Hrrc'
the yield that source would be oHIy luOdcr.tc III
cnartlty He predicted that the next point OF httlaC
lion would Central Africa. TO thai place lie sdld
would be drawn first all that was Vcl0uS III cNihH
non and then the Nrtnous and energetic classes, when
would eventually lead 10 the development ot tnai cUu
tlN At the close Of the lecture he illustrated, ny
nuIohcr Of steicoScopc views the methods Of mining
and tie magnitude OF the operations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
rIir NEw-YoEK INFANT ASYLUM.

A. the annual meeting Of the Board of Trs-
t,.. c N.v-YoIk Infant A. lHm. on Tuesday even
Ing she report FOR the pa-t year Wa- icad, and the 'o
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year Hon
oraiy president. Mayor Cooper; re,ident, clark Ben
,i.-pi,Goi'. -. joel Iurte., ana Dr. W. y. Blake
man: treasurer. Lew VI. Bates Secretary Henry d.
NIclol. -. -, c,...-
Isl wear the House OF Reception, at No "a Clinton
tIrcc was .VcD up, and a house and grounds at Mount
Vernon were purchased as home for women ana chil-
i,ru .ituIar 10 ibe country home at Flushing, H. j.,
irh ms been maintained for scN cIa years. The lady
,pucf- Of the Asylum recently elected me following
mr.. First drecircss Mis- Claudms J.. Mcneil see
.J dis Ciark Bell third. Mrs. GABRIEL Kent assist
1uf treasurer Mrs Lew VI. Bates corresponding secIe-
tary Mrs james :. Gibbons recording hecIo'a! AilsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
WESLEYAN ALUMYG At DINNER.

a pleasant reunion of the New-l ork Alumni
Of the Wesleyan University occurred last evening az INC
Westminster Hotel Many pleasant speeches were
made about the dinner table which waTeci1oycd TO inc
fullest extent by the "iXtyye members present Anon"
them were the Rev Dr. Foss. president "t the uhI'
sitv fine Hon G. g. Reynolds % Brooklyn, e. {. Nor
TON trustee OF the university, Professor Van Week.
tho Rey George f. Reed. of stamford, Conn, the Rev
g. L. Thompson. Of Brooklyn, Professor Lane ana The
Rev. j. ". King, Of this citv
The festivities " the evening closed with business
,ctiur nj which officers 81 the cub were chosen is
follows: Dr. j. II. KING president; George Kellogg
yicp-prr.drnt; W { Wallace. crctaiy; ". H.Ndhfl' >
4. Il. CcWii!Hm ANA john H. LuSu'' eAcVnHNc Vonu'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
WRrrCurn FOOD EOR PArPEPS.

At a meeting of the Kings County Charities
Commissioners Wednesday, the resignation Of A D.
MichaelS, inspector Of supplies a; the county store
house, was received and accepted without any com
meut IL j. stated that the resignation was made Oh
count Of COmmis IIcnrls discovery, reported at
the previous meeting OF twelve quarters OF rotten beef
which mad been passed hy MIchaes II was also ascer
tanned that other articles which were not according 10
contract had been received and President SMPman Dr.
maudcd NicIaeiss resi- uation. MChaCs promised that
there should be- for further complaint. but Nj
hhIpman insisted mat be did hot resign 10 (ShpmaD
would move f1r his discharge, and state his reasons
therefor. Commissioners Henry and HLlpnan stated
Yesterday mat last Friday they found twenty quarters
81 beet below the standard called fol b} the con
tTa,t Quarters Of beet which should have weighed 100
pounds wCigcd only - IOuhdr ana those winch should
have weighed 20 pounds ranged from ll9 In l2i
pound-. DcakIn salt worth - - sack, was IN thc
ttorrnOuSc when Ashton -alt, worth s. 40 sack,
contracted for. The butter Was not 10 10 eat, ana
other article. were far below the STANDARDS
Fixed by the commissioners. Ny Shipnian
had that De had been accused OF b.cHklnI mp his party
Tins po-uIc, bat hc Thought mat 1t would bniid the
paIty up II dishonesty and incpmpct'ncN were rooted
uut. Al Iatc Ir intended 10 eject some reform ~
The Charities Department, lrgardlc- OF WL" hl- party
Iniglt OF lm. M. Nchacls, whose resignation Was
acCC cO. t. been DO the tipiOs OF the county Tor Ten
Ncals, and wa formerly The count! stUrtkoepcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
GENERAL ARTHCR'S EMPHATIC DENIALS.
General Chester A. Arthur was asked by a

TniHNE reporter yesterday in regard TO h- reps sent
10 thc senate Committee on Commerce IN answer 10 the
charge. made against him by Secretary sherman.
81 have 10 authority" he replied. " 10 make pnhiic
tc answer or any part o. It, AMI therefore have re-
fused 10 talk about The report however, that have
4n i'm Washington i entirely false, have not been
,bcrr ms Winter. II is IN keeping with other
luhlicad lions in regard Ia my feelings toward Mayor
rnr.r There was no truth whatever in those reports
anI me words attributed 10 me without fOundd-
ION never requested the retention OF Mr. Howe, Eor
lave / seen CyIus W Field IN that connection or any
nfLrr for over year. Mr.. Wood not a
relative of mine in the Temotest degree; Ne
reuucetrd nv Influence IN his BEHALF ana nay
NJ a friendly interest in hlm, ! SIMPLY asked
Tic Mayor TO retain him III ca,e he h'n no
il a Democrat, and ] had 40 great Interest
IN IN. retention and would h. very foolish 10 haruor
any iii feeling ahOut his removal The matter came up
incrnfalIy bctvccn ny self ana the Mayor once only
ybc " mole story false"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
TyE EILLLIPD TOURNAMEAT.

,.f,ropus rop DAILY IN THE AFTERNOON AND
SCHAErfR IN HE EVENING.
Tho afternoon game at the billiard tOugna-
mont N Cooucr institute Yesterday between Thomas j.
G,llaohcr and Maurice DHy, attracted large
audience Daily led from the start, and when Gallagher
Lad reached 100 points Days score was 4l2 DAILY
closed a Jun Of 50 at BIB and finished the game IN
tycut,-cisht innings. His best runs were JOB, ST,
20 and 60 Gallagher made 29i points his best runs
being -. - and -.
IN rho evening the game was between schacicr and
pudotc There v..s nothing noticeable the play OF
either urtl the thirteenth inning, wh'n SchAcier maze
run OF 20 but stopped there by the pans tt%hs
t,,i,ls t Iav SOM. excitement was caused ny thr Al
tof,r ~ Tiuyhc stop the riel"e from removing
bi - cha il, tha under one of The balls he game
lows: - - - q 20
Jacob srhaefcr-7 (, = o. ., go, l. b o. l, ~ o. da0
= Il H. > -. -. 80. -. If, :, %. l0ttl, b"l
= Pu.lophr-0 IT, l. g. -. H. -, TO- o, ~: 3, ., :"
. q ~ : 20. ~. = 30 :. I, IL, q. II. Total, 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24

At the Newsboy's Lodging House, No. 10
Cnambers-st. 200 bright boys were assembled Ias'
night Major Philip SCHUYLER, formerly oil the is'"
Infantry, United States Army descrioed MS c J" Wv
Indian country, near Laramie Peak. III Inc
r,u ~ 1877 and told many cnrions sto-
rios NJ tbc Sioux Indians. Among them, he salu,
the value Of girls rcckoncd nv ponies me one WORTH
inc most among those the Major knew was rue htce
..,m,rcan Horse" who was called the 'sN-pohy eir"
The Sioux followed the custom or placing thcii u''"
ON n &c fold. but always wrap them IN green Dlahhe
Msinr SCHUYLER exhibited Indian weapons some oi
which were used in the Custer mass cre an" ilso Il
Giles OF domestic Mcocasons heIoi,-lnE 10 we 49,, W.
,ro hoe and shoShonc tribes were shown. and the pc
clharitles by which the tribe Of The wehlc Is wv
his footprints described me aillcIps
cfcd the most interest among the boys were NE p'lt
axe the tOmahawk ana the scaipincEhiir Ih'S", lnc
speaker said were made IN Massachusetts auu S'u W
he any llX lrhilcIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE IN BROOKLYN.

4 shocking case Of suicide occurred in Brook
lyn YESTERDAY the victim Frederick Bsscll. age
eighteen the son Of the late Edward Bisscl, OF the
United states Navy lie lived with lis mother sister,
and brother, ct 40. Az Ciass0nayc. The young man
was uSuac tall for his age aud he was of studiona
dispositlo aud uneXCcptonable habits. lie lett school
ahout a wear ago and intended entering upon medical
.tldcs next Fan. Within few months change was
noticed in his manner, and he appeared at
times 10 he the victim of melancholy. Ili'
ANNETTE failed. and when in moods oI
deprrsSlOn would that he was 10 be VIC nm ot
consumption and express horror az the thought. Hc
ltartd 10 be- deeply attached To- his mother dud sister
and on Wednesday Night displayed more &hrcI"h tIf
usual He ate ms breakfast yesterday without causing
any alarm by bis drmcdUOT. and then went 20 Ms cd
room ON the tIG door preparatory 10 4ohs down i""h
10 transact some business for lis mother !iS ei~ir
soon alter went 20 her the second sor. -hc mad
10 her that hci mot cr wanted her down stars. A. ehe
started 10 descend she heard ncr hfoIer close aud ocH
m. door She bcclIn" aarLrd Il this singular conduct
ON hi. part, and FASTENED 60 inform her mother rhc
met rs B.Scl I'm tHc han, ana just then the report OF
a pistol was heard from the upicr story. Inc TWO
fades found you: BIs~Plf~ door lurkCd messenger
was sent Tor Dr. Hamilton, who speedily arrived Nhon
door forced open The Young man WIS luuul
living on the floor. and blood was hoWlnG IRON
cash IN his throat. An open razor ana revolver were
near him. 1t Was ident titt nc had inst attempted
10 cut ms throat and failing IN tins bad incn placed
"A uistol close his right aud discharged It, Inc ba
entered his BRAN The only cause assigned l0I his con
duct is his melancholy dread OF consumption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
DE4IH Of IHE E1TL.
TIRE FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.

CINCINNATI, Jan. pa special dispatch says
a freight on the Detroit, nS and western Rail
road Yesterday drlc near Detroit Killing Charles
,pcd rakcmdn. ana breaking the GIbs OF Conductor
Richard Bare. broken rail was The cause OF me acct
dCnt.
OrIHEC Jan 23-A collision occurred on the Lewis
and Ecuucbcc Railway near 81 An~clmc, at noon to
day between passenger tram and an engine That WAS
oDcnng me road SrcOudc ass ear of the passenger
train was tecscopcd by Platform car. one passenger
/ H. Iifammr, was instantly klct; DR.. MOrrlr~att had
li- leg eat on and another passenger was badly huit
WATFRTOwS, y. Y, Jan. @3.-N Moer's Fork, y Y,
to-day Amelia Duval, married, age thirty WAS dpping
water from "A railroad cIYcrt, when she struck by
am me aud thrown thirty tCrt with her skull crushed
and all arm cut Of she lived half an hour She vi,
deaf aud di not hear the rutlur whistle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
STOCK PANIC AT MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, Jan. pa panic took place III
the stock market hero to-day Bank OF Montreal ana
Consolidated Bank stock fell and per cent rcspec-
lively tom yesterdays prices. The decline IN tho lat
stock caused by the reported failure OF one {"
tho directors Of the local board Of Toronto
The feycr.h state OF the market aud reports
~ financial troubles ia England cause the depression
The panic IN the Bank Of Montreal stock, IL rs SAID was
caused by a rumOr OF complications or anticipated
failure in OF he maritime provinces. Othcr STOCKS
were lc>, or more affected, but the authorities OF INC
banks principally affected assert there IL no reason iOr
decline m their stocks.
LLvt nthsr tors,an Ners Sc. FIrst Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
MOI TO BE PUT orr WITH TEN DOLLARS.

Mrs. Mary Pollock applied to superintendent
Jackson Of Castle Garden. yesterday, for ticket 10
Chicago she said mat she and her chd eight years
old arrived in NewIork from Liverpool on the sicam-
ship Celtic on December in search OF her husband.
VITO deserted her III Glasgow elSht years ago ana
came Ia the United States. She had about $50 wh'h
she arrived and this dnouui ehc had expended before
discovering that her husband IN Chicago. Ih'n sc
wrote 10 Inn, stating that she had anN,d hhd wound
20 To meet INN " Lc would send her ticket she rc-
ccVcd letter from Pollock Tuesday lnc"-IE : 10,
ana stating mat ne married AGAIN ami ont 81 en-
pl0vmcnt Hc warned Ter not 10 com" near INN. After
having her board Mrs. Pollock destitute. she was
forwarded 10 Chicago yesterday az the "Opens" Of tGc
Commissioners Of Emigration. SAc intends 10 have her
husband arrested fOI biIamy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
DENYING CHARGES OF MALrEAsANCE.
A REPLY TO The MAYOR From COErORAHoN-AT-
1ORNEY BOYD.

1ORNTN BOYD.
Mayor Cooper has received the following
letter from CorpoGationAt0ney Boyd, III regard TO the
proposcd invest CATION OF the affairs ~ his Office:
To tie Hon. TlJ-aTd CO0pCr
SIR: Nv aitcnu0n his been called to resolution
adopted ny tue Board Of Aldermen on TUESDAY last re-
sting Won TO direct the Commissioners Cl Accounts
10 make thorou 4i Examination 90 the books account,
and manner Of trausactnS fhc business or TIE Once ~
Coruoratinn- Attorney daring the occupancy o' That
off by The present lUcuul cnt and his predecessor
| shall Willingly and promptly al any umc submit 10
tr usprciou of the commissioners Of Accounts ak tie
books and accounts thc Corporation Attorneys ofcc
ANA furnish every information IN by power. III oId'l
mat any information sought for may hc thorough ana
complete The allegation contained IN the pitdN'lc {"
the said resolution chat grave irregularities exist ntAc
Corporation Attorney : Office and that paltla ana IN
fair discrimination is made IN the ADMINISTRATION ol TIC
duties OF the Corporation Attorney has 10 foundation
i'm fact aud the UOVc Tor the statement Will appear
the mover of the resolution should chose To state Whal
REQUESTS he has made Of me which have refused.
WILLIAM \. BOYD, Corporation Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
GRAIN AND pEOvI,IoNs LOWER.

The provision and grain markets huctuatcd
Yesterday with downward tendency, and II j. felt that
the speculative movement has subsidized FOR time
Wheat fell Of cent buehcl; corn opened steady and
dee med a half "a cent busIcl; flour was du and
lower and shippers received very ttlc cncOuTagcncnt
frn,u The quotations abroad, prices ruled lower than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
THE UILL B4YAED TAlLOR.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23.-Ihc will OF the
late ytd Taylor has just been admitted to probate IN
Chester County. John J. Iubcrton and Charles Is.
amAOrn are named IL executors. Nj Taylor bcquctbs
tn, sword of schiller, presented To h M hy
william Makcpracr 1htckcray 10 D. deposited ia Schl-
len house ia Germany dmUg the otuCr relics OF thc
rort He leaves his unpublished writings 10 hs WIe
and George H. Boxer president of the Union League o:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
COLONEL WILLIAM NJ. BOONE.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 23.-Col0ncl William VI.
Rome a wc-kuown citizen aud active business man,
urcs,dcnt Of III, Mount Vernon Cotton Mills Com
many died very suddenly TINS morning, axe forty tive
,rars Duriug the late Colonel Boone served ~
Assistant General ou the stall Il General Lock
wood IN the Army Of the Potomac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
DEVICES OF TIE COUNTY CLERK.

LNOIHEE STAY WHICH BRINGS TIE CASE INIo
COURT THIS MORNING.
The members of the Bar Association Com
mticc obtained from Judge Barrett yesterday The order
fer tho mandaIuus against tHc County Clerk on
The application OF j. Adgauoc Bi'h, directing the pro
ducton Of MI Gumbleon's fee books. Mi Holmes and
Mr. Bush made tbcr application. nut were DELAYED FOR
fifteen MINUTES, beng referred IRON one cI,lk lo an
nflrr I'm Inc meantime Edward Il. Meade had mace
application To Judge Barrett Tor an order 70
show cause why there should not he @ STAY Of
rrocccd,i.cs pending appeal When Judge Barrett
refused The application, 1t was taken 10 JUDGE
pouobuc was granted the order retunahic the niSt
Monday IN February This WAS served upon NrIomcS,
who nj once went To Judge D0nohue ana had the order
rciurnabe to-day. once more, therefore, me contest
viii Doe resumed before Judge D0nOhuc tiIs mOln.IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
DARTMOUTH ALUMNI REUNION.

BOsroN, Jan. 23.--Ihe Dartmouth Alumni
hc1 their annual reunion at the Revere House last
night About sevcuty-nve members were present
Amer the banquet speeches were made 10y Pr"zdrnt
bartlett J. H. H. COEssWrll president OF the senate, "a
Governor Prescott OF New Hampshire. Wa!brdse A.
Field Albert Palmer and Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
p Q SITS c RIPT
3:45 a. m.
TEST FOREIGN Ne VS..

AMERICAN FOUR PER CENTS IN ENGLAND
LOSDON Friday. Jan. Is, 1879.
The Times in its financial article this morn
ing says: ION account Of the dearth OF COCA
Investments peope arc beginning 10 look toward the
United states four per bonds. We believe the syn
dictate has already sold to jObbers and others mere con
siderable portion Of the amount has just contracted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT aUDNUra NO.
2is BROADWAY
m. 80 Noon. 81. n m ~ niiniSht <o'
DINING daY. 40 ioves, 20
334 same nav, 1873 2l'J'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rim 4repue Rofel-Jamcs r. Fields, of Boston
Governor John C. Brown. % Tennessee eS ConReSsan
y W Kellogg Of connecticut and surgeon H. n ~ anm"n;
GregOirc tie Nilam0v, SECRETARY
OF he Russian alton at Washrcton-.. "et btuSnch
lain ing IT, Robert Garrett, 81 Baltimore. rg
TIout~-IGdgc George Hoadiy, Cincinnati ~ " iHnfO
Hos-Iudgr = b. Bcardscy. 81 Bridge port. Conn NeU
yort ffoei-Tudgc H. II. GTandn. Of Mobile -- Brtrocr
JfoLae-I ~ Pulsifcr and A. l.. Cheney 81 Boston hA,V
w u. ru1Gs, L. = ~ hirhodS
Tfor- Powell Clayton u Arkansaa; NE Rsy Dr
T. I. WennCcr Of Cincinnati, aud j. y McCnpugh OF PtI-
burg ... HoH |Et senator Jarvis L0rd Oi
Rochester, and surgeon ]. '. j. Middleton. l. = ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24

Mother Oo daughter who has just given
aims to poor tramp" Now, what III Tie Wollh nin
Won do that forl suppose he should buy rum whit
Poor Tramp t0yrrhcIriug and making low curt-eA -
Bat ! promise will not my dear madame. prefer
gin."-iOil Guy Derrick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
The other dav a little "IInh.1 fonr rea..


old while playing III the nursery, came across an od
doll rather the for wear and beng IN a geuerons
mood he took II 10 his mother and SAID Mamma I
dess better div dIs 10 the sWn man when he tnms
wound an pups he Will take IL home the swill ad,
aud let her IL mp all nice FOR the tlc swi children
To play ws-wOUdn't you, mamma r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
LAWLEsSNE~s QUElIED IL KENTUCKY.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 23.-t;OycnOT McCTcaIy

INt INNAlis bdI' -''--''bN'li'i wv i'' i'
has ordered The rctu 81 the cavalry company sent Ia
Brcathtt County. they having performed the service.
that were needed. They accomplished The arrest OF
William Fletcher under indictment Tor tine murder Of
Iudgr Burnett. Judge Randall has Refused a cOuilnu
aucc in the case ot Jason lutlr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
PASSFNGERS .4RHIJED.

FROM HAvANA-By Steams1ip santiago dc cuId-w
der g. - Kirrdorff J. Weaver J. X Miles, r. Baancourt p
r. " ,rsha. Il. Taylor J. Russo =. Hines.
FEON N EG~ fON. ia. ETC.-Ey ,feGWstiD Efaa -
A. Dclo W. o. Sch,fer, J. Vincent G. Fisher j. sicily W
iycrghcn. 4. Bchs Miss j. McNci \: Dei!sser John
Wallace. Mi.s :. \. Eodgcr. \. Requnt2 Henry Lee l.
Lithsow MI LaLague. Miss n. Curtis. =. r. Rodgers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
IMAGINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

7
TO-DAY.
snn ris,, m sun sets. SOS CIOck fast On, o.,
Moon sets. 7:39 Moon southG. ljG Moons age DAYS
HIGH WATER TO-DA-A. ".
SANDY Hook S.5S GOV island. 9il ~ ~ Il an
WAFER o.DAi-P. =.
SANDY Hook. 9lS Island. 1903 Hell "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
THE SrITN UiLiTIA.

rt,.r OF THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE IA
TIONAL GUARD ASSOCIATION.
Albany, Jan. 23.-At the mcetln. OF the
National Guard Association today, a resolution vac
,,l ,bo, every member of III National Guard b" re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
INDIAN LIFE AND CUSTOMS.

here Pork declined fortyHve cents barrel and lara
about twenty five cents o hundred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
CONNERCIAL HONESTY.
RI JOSEPH COOK.

LOW STANDARDS or BUSINESS HONOR IN GREAT
CIIIrs-lHE pUIY or The CHURCH 10 III HE
c,.,rnt,v nl ruU COMMERCIAL HONOR OF IHE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-03
.Al,UsaIa,N .sALEEs.-Tsai. ! d p.
-.s~s-.-.~1-S~~~e---
BY Grubbs q w VILLAINS,
Il: rs Real Estnte Agents and Anctfpneers.
no. eleventh street. between Main and Bank.


MIssIoNER'ssALE OF.ALARGE
~ 9AETIIY or TERY F AhhleasinN nE AZ
tSIIrTioN.--In execution or decree OF The Chan
cerY Conrt Of Riebmond entered on me SIN Gay OF
Ir,iv n7a in the case or = Pitcher. WHO sues. &C..
M GEORGES administrator and das., inc under-
sesd who was thereby u he anpeton up
for The psst9sef se
inw. the following very VALUABLE REAL ES Is.
FATE, or which The late William ". Georg~ aied
sesse on FRIDAY The Sd ay er october; eemneas;
ing MT O'Clock p. M the toa,, nrsd and
Ersce Streets, occupied by MIR: "A I. berry, with
aboIls eigrt rooms. THE ioi Is 37sx9S fe:t; -,
n I'm mediately thereafter say az . ocIocR. tue
RRICK. BUILDING No. 109 NORM Ihiru st5eel e.
beiween Franklin aud Grace streets, occuple1 , ~
Mr Charles Euker, with apeut elSnt ruohi@' Ahl'
lo = rect oedek az the
crner OF Harrison STR CT With abont seven rooms.
and, SIX BulLDING LOTS adjoining IL on 'he
east: each 3Ox175 feet. .,,.,,s =,
The nfoperty will be sold in suitable parcels &C.
oainpe ~ nt9ts and surveys which may be seen at
the oice Of the auctoneersi and will be exhibited
Fsnecia attention Is called to the sale OF these 10y
and houses 81 uated as they are IN very Cesirdnie
parts or the city, and aording rare a' o,r
we'll for those desiring houses and sites tor tne
ocrunancy as fop capitalists In search OF Invest
TuT TERMS of SALE will be one fourth cash tue
r.siane i'm ak twelve and eighteen months TOR neeo
10 hIp notes with interest added, and the le 10 oe
retained BY the Court until full payment y lnade
Special Commissioner.
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