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, 1879-06-12


CHICAGO, june tl.-During The last three days
your papcr has contained ssAtemrntR tn lie ef.
feet tint fit tic tril OF the Custom lto,ssv cusc
the counsc! for tEe prosecution fatrd 10 present
tho case property, owing to tho fact Tint The
secretarr Of the Treasury al.l thu Attorney
General desired the defennnts TO be acquitted.
1t IA due to thnsa ofIlccr. to atatc tlmt We have
bad 10 Communication from the Secretary Ut
ttlr Treasury, Jlrectly or indirectly t,r fron any
one connected with Its office. lu reference tt' IN,
case. Froa the AttotMey-tsencral We !,asc lia,t
the most e1%!cit Instructions to prosecute the
case with til. utuust rgnr, anil we received inl~
poftant ad from ltm .lnrisig thu progress of the
lrIa1.
As 10 tic abiiitv with which the prosecution
was conducted, ,we.lrnvu .llat for ottlrrs 10 judge.
But Il you EAean TO tnssr,1Asc TINT we have act
cd III bad tatIl tn ttr conduct Ut this trin!, we
brand Tic charge as an Infamous anl malicious
fatsehnod; alni We call upon you to stata TX
pllcstly Wltchcr flat Is ypur IncaElay, Ii Il Is,
VIC shall Know where aud how to meet IT..
Please give this card M public placs in Your
papcr as you gave the statsulrnts to which 1t Is
reply. tiIonuE c. CAMPBELL,
l.. Il. DuuTELL.
, 1879-06-12

associations organized for purely manufacturing
nurpoausl' They nrc not uas sutnCat!ca nre
nr1aitfzcl to nlake gas url nlsn tt, 'iIhf cit1fs:
lhctr pursasn IA uot "rurciY .',ati,Ifactnri''i;n
IN tllls ro'tntry companies aro "hrgati!zc.l"
for Thu r,trwtsc of manufacturing cars nMl
carrrfn!. iu ttsu comtnun freight, stogk, md
pl'a.ch0era. ThtY ca,ilnt, In my aentc,, he
ca1te1 "cun,rntltcs asnl nssorfatt'ns pEEatlzed
for purely manufacturing pnrpoIcs.h 'llmy nrc
nW'',Izr for tho purpose "l. iirss, nannFastir-
luz cars, md then, IA roslnon carriers, llsliIS
them 10 convey freight, stock, HIIi pusstngcrs
lronl ONO part of the country to another for II
prpAtaoln consideration.
u gsnsrat!nE gas is manufacturing tn 'llc
scnso lit which TINT term Is used, then this class
Ut cnfntmncs nre not "par.V manufacturing
companies" BECAUSE ,lnry tlss tlcir snanufac-
turcl gs'o.fs 0Gtcr It ia inae. IN lighting cities.
railroad cupany that manufactures lis lnct'.
motives nt1, rnrs for IT. ,,y s,, n,ight us truly
bo snitl to lie u "nlisclf manufacturing c0mna-
ns' Ns to call u ans company Il *'nnft1y inRtsli-
fnrtWring enapa,.s.n Tic wori "purtIy" in
thu amendment WIS unt III, ncrhlrht. hut Nas
PUT :lIeru fur rttrposc. Thu question VI EAs
rNt,pan!c, Nn* fully considered by lH. project
0rs et the nsngnhIe,t nili br the Legislature tit
its consideration mid rnsrurc, mud will doaht-
lt.ss lie Etlntnt iseu fr,ln the difficulty Anticipated
by yous correspondent. Truly yours,
NtttlIN kEnNs,
, 1879-06-12
FEVER AND AGUE;

FEVER AND AHuE cured fnr nfty cents. Ths's Ssi. !.
moi remedial aKtht In this wotl hat viii cure Ffftf
and AEue and iii ollie: Ma!arlotis, Billions ssars.
1yrlIb. Yellow, and other Fevcts a!tied bJ !1fsWs
FlltAl. quickly III ttADhA1'S READY NEL!E4'
F;fty Ctntk tet lVtlle,
, 1879-06-12


Max put hia lmlul IN Ills pocket, mud advance,
n' ii'laela'ng l's sur II glitter, he pulled hts
rsEnlycr .1"l dscs!. LIZ Didn't saop IN sce
whether Max foil Or not. aetstng up-stuirs, he
away Iron Max Loolsing dowtt. Ae saw Mug
WIS., gons. On seav!.ing the yaral, witnvss saw
him stumbling In tie rnteway.. liz stepped b..
htts lin TN! went ato tlr shed, md thcu iuto
murder, mud croSl was collecting. Witness
lid mt want 10 hurt Max, hnyinlt no ill-tceling
to"ari him pnrticuiarIy. When 10 the barn hi
~; ss a.wM ", Oh thc s!, imy, a huar,s pro.
ia,np:U"st" scat his ' isesrt a ou.," u Se look
= knlfu nut Of his bnnde, a,d kupt ft.e revulyrr
III t,a hauA ttetegsnsnsd to sell his !lu M trurty
us possible. An supl' as 10 saw ~ officer, iii:
a"nt tl1s' revolver. desiring to protect liEnscIf
1oiIE afraIu Of lllc tnu1. 1le naked Beagle III
klns's tal0Dp fur i tGYoiYsf becallse IIU 1neE
lie WiIs tfayNE cards NTH accuAct him Of cheat
luz Alul WeEg
ustau THREATENING LANGUAGE.
llu carried knife when hu cunlu dawu town to
Ert groceries ut night, Ills vile toolt revolver
AWAY from lin. ayng shr was gullE to swear,
IN gcttIn, thu dIvvrcc, tl.ut ho drew It on her.
On ths cross, Carey said l.o had borne tho
nauo OF Jnhn ". Crag to deposit lnoltcY so
that hts Wills couldn't ret It. SAo knew nuth-
we'll ny any OTHER acquaintance" Tic divorce
.l!ln't plcass him. but It dua't nuke him tl!ad
lie 1tll llAu ON ACcuunt II tile Ghtl1ran. lie
Iuyer did A1ythlng tu make her feul unktuttly
toward hIul. liz was 4s atfecttonats husband
as thu "generaE ran." Ito nuycr struck Ills
wife. lic bought q revolver to take tic plaeu
ot the knife. Tint WAS uhout two Months be-
1uro Tie tragedy. ite carried It when llo went
out At night, Ills mlusl now was perfect
" etcnr. lie was d sumo mat. IIa
dtl not 70 tu thu holisu that
hight With thu Intention of usiHg tie kntfs uni
revolver un thu snlssies. lIe Intended to give
tiH knltu 10 Mrs. nulloy. liz didn't know OF
Heg"clll's earryl.l: revolver; nor t}Il he own
uno tg hs tCareY's) knowledge. Negweln .iidn't
puab l!tiu or strike him when he pissed him, Or
u'fer 4isn any Violence When witness pulled
out Ills reyolyrr ilu didn't take aim, but shot as
quickly III 1le con!tl. Mug took something ous
ii Ills pocket. Witness thought 1t wus rc-
Sulytr, buL didn't Kce 1t,
On tie redirect, Carey said sl5o was paid IN
order tn yet him to sisu U t.uilc!atua dcoA unl
INT fight this liyurre.
This ondcu thu cu4e for the defense.
IN NkAurrAt,
MI. sfills called DR., W. ". Goodall, who testl-
lied iiat Catey's reputation ios pence shIencs4
WIS not very Euo,1; a,t4 ,tut, III to l'olsentB
reputation loE truth atstt vrrnrty, hs wouil
ussl sono esldsttc tu cortoborato his stato-
| mculs. As hsd beard pce2ls ssy pvlsen was
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fcaal Notices.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT. - The
~ .FTNA INSURANCE COMPANY Of NEW-YORK.
platinum against WILLIAM II. BROWN. WILLIAM Z.
SMACK. MARY SMAt X. wife OF said William T.. SNACK,
whose first unknown 10 the plaintiff and -he Ia
tneT efore sued as MARY SMACK. aud ANNA BARBAPA
NIYTIs as Adminstrntrfx the goods, chatfeis and
credits OF GEORGL MEYER. deceased. defenGsnts-1ra
10 ha had IN New York tOuntv-AmenGed summons.
the above defendants Yon are hereby summoned
complaint this action. and o copy u
your Dlaintis attorneys within twenty
after service summons Icgsve Of ne Gay ~ service
and your failure appear. answer Judgment
will against you BY default for the relief demanded
Ia the complaint.
Dated ew- York. Do 0ember Il ), 1879
DAVIES. WHITEHEAD & SUDAN,
Offce anu Post Office Address
No. l4b Broadway New-Nork City y. Y.
To william F. smack and Mary smack. wife Of said
William D. smack. whose first IL unknown the
PLAINTIFF therefore sued Mary smack The ,os-
amended served upon y0u Dv publication.
pursuant order Of Hon Hooper G. Van vorsr one OF
he the supreme Court Of the OF York
dated the 18Th day December 1879 and fled with tho
amended plant the Oce Of the CeTk Of the CITY aud
County the County Court House In the CITY
County Of NewYOrk. the 18TH Of December
1879.
Dated New-YOrk. December l6 1879.
DAVIES, WHITEHEAD & SUDAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney
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bansruut Noilres .

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the sth
daY December A. D. 1879 alias Warrant IN BsnE
rDtcy against the estate Of ALBERT \ WASH
BCRN. the City OF NewYork IN the County OF New YORK
and state OF New York, VINO been sduigef q bank
rupt on his petition; that the payment OF any
debts and delivery OF any property belonging To -ucn
bankrupt for his and the transfer OF any
properly by him forbidden bv law that meeting q
he creditors bankrupt 10 prove their debts and
more assisnees OF his estate VII 10 hold
Bankruptcy be holden at No 3y2 BfOadn
in the Cy Of New-York before Dayton esq LEICESTER
on the 9Th day oi December ~ D. 1879, Al II clock
LOUIS +. PAWN.
o. Marshal az Southern District OF New York
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ffluslra! lnslrumenls.

A GREAT OFFER FOR HOLIDAYS
n PIANOS and ORGANS at extraordinary prices fo.
cash received splendid organs 49, so s5v
s-o x6 Ts5 and pianos $3.50 $780,
a. DO silO sI5O up used I months Illustrated
catalogues mailed. Open evenings. HORACE WATERS
Nsnuisrturer Dealer BROADWAY Ny. 70 Box $3.50
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GRATIS ano TENDERS.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
manufacturers low and half low Crates for
ether nsrd or softcoa with dumping shaking attach
rsr, brass orn Erepiacea with hndirons and basket
for GOD hIes Fenders Fire sets and Coal hods
sSa sntioue and modern fosgnA wholesale and retail
E.malss given buIlderk contractors and Afchects
r. 81 CONOVEA CO.. $50 and 500 oAnAst- NJ \.
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0oruordrlon Noilres.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU yoh TIE COLLECTION % lAAks,


BuREAI ron TIE COLLECTION OF TA1Ks
No 80 ChaInbersst. NEW YORK Dec !, lsly y
NOTICE 10 TAX-PAYERS.-ALL PER-
~ SONS WHO HAVE OMITTED TO PAY IhhIt
TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1873 art hsrevy pZ1s. s. ~ bt.
rsi nv Jaw 10 Dny 90 the hecel OF IA1et ~ ~
Leo on or before lie LIST DAY Of January 1850 -. -
fore the 10Th day or December instant per osa.s
on all paid aud after tina, uAs cnnnrs Srom
az t n-, ~ October Last the dsy which The assess
tno IL and xarrans were delivered 10 the HeeeiYer
or ali tsIes remaining unpaid ana af'er The SAID '' u
o .Soy win be received after O'Clock m once
hours fIom H. I" " !" MARTIN 7. MoaAHoN,
Receiver Of Taxes
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philadelphia, two IN YORK
Double Track; The most improved Eqgp@en. and the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety
On and after Nov. 10 1873.
E-pre'7 rn' iess New lor. va D,SDsos'es ana Cort-
40 30 $40 5ne, s5Teet Ferries s' 1oIw' 80 40 Sc
S4 1 ~ "a ana 10 m SUNDAY $50 ana a M: 2 q 80
crpt ,uh. ~ 90 A. H. an . m running through wa
Boats OF Brooklyn connect with all through
a. JsIs SlIy anording speedy anu uisct transfer Tor
Returning trains leave West Philadelphia 1901, 800
M: lis sso ana 80 on sun& LAY i2ol; so
camden ,S M 500 M caiy stosp, SUNDAY
Hon. ana foot Of esbosse - and 30 Court
T. and bro1klyn Ane5 DTo foot o. Fal.onsi bro0kyn
CITY. p Elagrlnt Ticket Oaice. No. Battery pIace;
General Manager. Gent Passenger "a.
THE ERIE RAILWAY.
-, no now known as the NEW Y0Eh Ia ERIE ana
wLsrkEN RAILROAD Arrangement Oh trains taxing
0 Cincinnati: and Chicago Day Express. Drawing.
room Coaches Ia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
p. NJ DAILY Fast 81 LOUIS Express arriving at Buffalo
wet Pulimans best DIawing-ioom sleeping Coaches to
p lDalvl Pacific Express for tho West. sleeplag
NAH ard Chicago without also Hotel Dining
I'm ,a E@ig ram, train for the West.
p m. and y mdn GIT saturday nights only SUNDAYS si5
Ea i sna Passaie. 8. 75o 10 1920 m Nh-
il noon Ii5 s. $50, iio $40, ssa e'l06se :, 20
~ midnight sundays. q. s'JU lo'-o M Lao $50 D. m
Patterson. Gs5, 1850 s. 80 10 1920 80 ~
las y $40 s:5O ia1 4.4O 3, Oslo. $40 6jO OO. ESQ.,
100 ;. 10 p: m il midnight sundays g. $50. els
iO:2i. M. as, $50. Z y. m. and IL midnight =
huferu 6, $50. a N, A. 500. 3. $40 m. II
midnight Sundays, O. $50. lO:zO lao $780, y NJ.
and II midnight.
Newburg and Cornw all $50. a $780, 4.SOp sun
RSadent ana Kingston. $3.50 p. sundays $50
Goshen g. 7.5O O. 1920 NJ $780, $50, $3.50
days, 6. $780, 1920 a. m, 6:io. p m
Alddrtowp, $50 q, iO.xD a $50 $50 p.
naYs $50 iO:sO m, $50. p IA. TIE a. N. and 4.3O
N train connect with NevYork and Oswego Midland Rail
Port Jervis TOO. 9. 1920 m, iso. p m- Sundays
$40 iO:2D A. m, q. $50 and p
23 quarter OF ana quarter after each
hour fr0m S4s m siJ ana Al lOio and ll.s5
ami f0r apartments In Drawing
ana sleednr Coaches obtained orders for
rheca,na and transfer Of be left
nsnv's f1uice4 AUl Db1 brotfway. ~ y;
Eonrtst Rrookyn OF az the Companys DepOts.
the est arrive In NcwYOrx a a.25
H.. IL y iS ana ~ Aaaurr GenT Passr Agt. New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains for Engewood CiosteI Pieimont and Mack
$50 800 q !. s, 4 i.5O $50. $40 $50, il30 D.
sundays a. and $50 D. N. Tbs ll3O D. will
leave 30 minutes alter Saturday nights
Nanuet epvfng Valley and MOnsey 7, $50 m, 40 D
mo y. ABBOTT. oenl Passr Ast. New fors
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NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Leave New YorE. foot Iiberfv-st-. G.. 2. r. Of y T.;
= For EARNING dale, Toms River, Barnega ant IN
ttInietiafe stations.
D. Nlncahd, all stations 70 BAY
Sicne AND FOR ATLANTIC Gle
.. -iJr, RIVER, Barnccit Tuck
u. X. and Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17

ERkEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
counecuou. Leave foot Of Lbert7-st Tor Freehold =
SID ll;45 4. III. 4. J;l5 o. ID.
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9cc Cream.

e.vr- 40 choose Nm single quart delivered 40 cents
,.mS orders specially Charott-S 40 cents per dozen
Wine Jelly so cents per quart. IL BID House
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Poaro dno Rooms
West Side.

West Side.
A FEW GENTLEMEN can he accommodated
I n with welfurnisned rooms Apply at 10 West 4dst
ONE LARGE ROOM furnished. with board
~ desiabi. locau'n terms moderate; references e1'
DARTIES sutf, ring from mental or nervous
private 'miiy address ExPEtIENcE tribune Uprovn
CEVENTEENTH-ST 81 1.-Two large.
for parties desiring a comfortable rsnnei hoHae.
'lp 9TH AVE-. corner l0TtI.-Ele9ant large
CO roams IN suiie first floor, private table or board
ISO WEST 21ST-ST.-A handsomely fur
q gentlemen wili LEI Win ul o. partial BOARD extension
paiior Tor doctor or deniist la. roain 30
Of TO 81 \ WEEK-Single or family
p 4 with liable beard 80 transient :. day.
HAVING other hotel. We buy a'gsy a. hoe.ae e99g or
place, few doors rom broadway
East Sd,.
4 LARGE. well-fumished front room. suit-
n abe with nIstcass board at - Lafayette
place references exchanged
A PRIVATE FAMILY viii let to gentle
nsled bedroom With ~. gas anl bah. references
hanged. 30 Uuiversiry place near lfth IT.
MURRAY HILL-Scccnd floor, four large
vi rooms, private bath hoard ball room
above newly fuin hel reference leaue - l4st 9gtl 81
TO LET.-Comfortably-fm ROOMS,
from - per week UPWARDS at - - and 70 last lfth
~ PARK-AVE.-In small family. large al
- cove second noor. front. with board
IA EAST 1sTH-sT.. near Union -square.@
family sne es up To and ~ VIZ 70 s of TWO rSieseuc
Board and Rooms Wanted.
VVANTED.-By Ply stefan. December 26th,
address 18Th Fai ': Box t- IL wasnsst D. 5 n
XVANTED-A furnished fat IN good local
w i'y. Address n. Tribune Office
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Art schools-New-Y York City.


Wn rupis painting Landscape. flowers, sul M
tiia decoration az her stud" The bcla' No Il Eas
.Cti.-st. corner ithlve. beginning October J.
References Mt. 3D. Huntington. MI William Hart, MI
LII l. Hart. AL. a Believe.
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NyF DOIIAR TO BOSTON
GI TO BOSTON
% il VIA TIE OLD RELIABLE
srONI\GION LINE

The eegant steamers MA5SACHu SETS and RHODE
ISLAM leave Pier 80 North RIVER loot Of Jay ST. asa
p. IN. daily EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
special limited tickets good only for the
which they issued both boat and train specified
of each ticket sold ts line from New York Boston
tot e..
eiatercoms and secured So. 363 8s7 7s5 anc
ag2 broadway al Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue Hotels
York. and al 3S3 Washinst0nst Brooklyn Tickets
sold all principal hotels and ucketoces oces
Of Woslcott Express Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
Gitn Rta! estate for Sale.

Gitn Real estate for Sale.
I|OR SALE OF LEASE. The fOur-StOry stores.
Clif 2si Pesrlst. between Fulton and John - 10y
81 feet Apply q GEORGE &. SAMPSON, 30 Broadway,
room l3.
TOR SALE or LEASE.-FOr manufactures,
il chemical blocks lots with bukheaf water
front Newtown Greek adjoining NewNork and Brooklyn
H. A YOUNG. Engineer. &c, 20 EIchangc-pisce.
NEAR Riverside Park, on 93d-st., three nice
- lots for sale by rutland & WHITING, Besxmanst.
Id LOTS, including full front EasterlY
- boulevard. l1s and u thss. for safe cheap BOYD
premises.
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rr IOHN,S SCHOOL.

= Bcarinc and Day School Tor Young anies and Children
STUDIO. GYMNASIEM klNDkkG AkIbN
SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR YOUNG BOY
.. aud - a2lst bet. BROADWAY aud 9th ave- y
Rev. THEODORE IRVING. Ii d.. Rector.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
BANY BOATS-PEOPLE's LINE.


DREW and At. JOHN cave Pier No Al North R,ver:
Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with trains North West
-" Last 9'''eo'"' "e'''' v " EVERETT President
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave New YORK from foot OF Desbrosses and Cort
$40 Tor washinstqn P:,;sburr Columbus Cincinnati
end The -"uih Pullman cars fTom Baltimore To Newark
/ p m for washington and the West Pullman from
New ort 70 BE- ore AMI Washington, making coso con
AMI ~ Iosis Through Pullman cars Baltimore TO cinein
ioOo daiv Washington. ihe South and West Pull
MAKING co.e connectons sr Chicago Cincinna indianapo
IA Louisville - Lons Columbus. Irtsbnrg the south and
matt connects at washington with trains for Lynchburz
For through tickets Please Compsnys Ofce. 3l5
Dreadwav New ticket offices, foot Of Ccrtandt
HOUND TRIP TICKETS TO ., t6H NEBRASKA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- FerTy station IN Ncw-York. foot Of Liberty II. 49,
Perry station II RIooSyn loot q ion-s Iewes MAJ;
ooo Liberty a. A. fnilaws; -.
o5V A. m-ror Pennington. Easton, Beivdere Mauch
1nahE, Iama9ua, Whkesberre, Elmira. &c connects az
SS5 m-ior Il ~ ~" Brfrc Rrnnch Easton HARRISBURG
AII'R 'hunS, Iamaqua. Wlkesoare, scranton "h4ams
1880 and 4:sO p mFor somerville and Fc'ninrtnn.
~ p M or ieininson Esion Mauch ohune Itln4a'
hsaa,nF Po'isyiile. Harrisburg &C. 49,. ,.,-,,. and
5N2 m-to High Bridge Branch Eas'on' BeiVace anu
$50 D. IN, daly-For Easion Allentown Harrisburg.
flmirA &c connects al Junction for D.. l. an W H. L.
For trains to local point, timetables AZ stations.
$50 ~ 80 q! M IL p ~ i'T ona
Allentown, Readlag and HARRISBURG 1870 ....,.o,,,,
jersey Ciy.
NEW-YORK end LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
-, cave Nov York loot o. Liberty ST. ir ri1 ray ASoy'
SIG. Il'ia a. m, il5 :. ail5 D. r'.,., oil, ,,,.,r -,
ton
ITRkFHOTD and NETWORK RAILWAY
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steamhoats nnn Railrcnos.

I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ARKANGEMENr OF PASSENGER TRAINS. March
30 1879 foot COrtlanut and Dtsborests
100 D m. Esston. Bethlehem. Allentown Residing.
Chunk. HazlelOn. Manoy city, Ashland Wilkes
barre. Scranton ana TunkhannOck
$50 p ~, Night Express daily or Easton. Bethlehem
Attention Mauch Chunk Wkcs3arrc. Eluira, ithaca,
GENEVA Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls and
West Pullman sleeping cuarhes attached.
ROB'r SAlRE. Supt and Eng'r.
General Once Church Cortandt
CuAs H. CUMMINGS. Agent
NEW-HAVEN. Hartford. &c.-Fare, 81.
~ Peck slip tay SUNDAYS exceptsi)
New Haven at and II ?. M. connecting with roads
NORWICH LINE TO BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limited tickets
pier 40 NoTfh River dsy. including suaaays az $50 D. IA
Tor New London. Boston, Worcester, &c.
NNE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,
" VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE
For special limited tickets. Magnificent steamers OLD
COLONY and NEWPORT leave Sew-IOrk daily inrlunirg
sundays asa from Pier 2- North River foot Of Muir
rayst leave Brooklyn, 400 Jersey city. AGO
via Annex
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Gitn propertp 60 fet.

ITO LET.-134 East 57;h-st.; complete order ;
Il reasonable rent PAUL T. TODD, no 10 BROADWAY
ITO LEr-Ihird- story front room; neatly
Il furnished; gas nre Tor gentemcn only. Apply J3s
West 5lsi-si
TO LEASE.-The five-story building known
L l. 3. and BOvcrT aui Nos 4, and Dir-
ion-st. For particulars apply TO r. MORTIMER II Valet
VERY elegantly furnished private house ;
four story high stocp with al improvements. 80. II
East 9th st.. between 81 lave. and broadway.
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rTHE MISSES MASON will reopen their Eng
aud French school '0r young ladies' ant children Cd
Wednesday. October !. al 800 LrxngiOnaVc
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For Both sexes-Brooklyn.

MRS. l.. JFRNEGAN BOWEN has resumed
w hen lessons M music and foreign ages especial az
ierfion Paid pupils kwari Englsh niAnch, toI
luther apply AIS Clinton ST., south bonA H.
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNsILVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
sixteen Through Trims daily; three depots IN
Philadelphia. two m NewlOrE
Double Track the most improved Fquipment and the
Easiest Inne consistent with aDanlats safety
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Cost au0 founo.


DANK BOOK LOST.-Bank book NO.4S5, $50
ID BO1eIY savings Bank Is missing tho nder Is
uuesed TO the bank II not restored before the
18th Of January 1884, application viii be made 10 tho
bank q new book
I OST.-Bank Book No. Ill. s47, issued by
L. savings Bank, in the CITY OF New York Ia
Charles A Pahdr missing The nndor holder the
deliver tho BANK. N before
tho I'm DAY January $780, application Will the
Bank fOr new book
I OST.-Bank book No. 95,0s6 of the Ger
man savings Rank. The finder requested leave
AT the bang III uO before the LIST OF
cember 1879 application wJ DO to tho bank for
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For Bows and Young Men-country.

y lAsils Plans y y inacra D. 4.
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted 10
college. Conditioned rejected e. 'll'ifs Coached
summer or Winter Siock n'l-e Aass % ot MANN.
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PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
steamers Electra Galniea leave Pier 20, North vei
foot Of Warrenstl daily, except Sundays at fol
Providence direct Fesa, via either line taken At lowest
l. W Enks-, u. ). BABCOCk.
Gen. Pass. Agcni President
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NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ cave Ncw York. Lbervst. Tor Perth Amooy'
rndth Anhof. Rci Branch Ocean Grove, a.
s-la. 1883 . m. i.I5 J. h;iJ ID. - - go.
stage connection AMI from kEfPOILl Al Mata"an Sa
ton.
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Gounirp Dropertn tor Sale ano 90 Ert.

AT ORANGE, y. j. (neighborhOod speciality.
gains. EDWARD p HAMILTON. = Piuest.. n \.
A VERY desirable property for Young
~ Ladies' Boarding School with all the appurt ton
half station high ground. Il fully furnished
Supplied water amt stable attached tan be
OUardors during the sumner vacation, AMI can
cOmmOdse % people. Address W b. Box Ia Tribune T.
town ONCE. l.23s Broaaway
EOR SALE.-A country seat of 53 acres III
Il the beautiful village OF Geneva situation excellent
good buildings and abundance Of iruit chance for
gentleman DESIRING country home Apply 70 GEkElI H.
SMITH. Geneva y y
NOR SALE ut TARRYTOWN (on the Park
A country with 10 comprising every c0nven
s35 900 Photograph AMI particulars with J. NJ LUChEl
co, 1855 Broadway, NeN-for
nor SALE.-In Ripley County, Missouri
i large Mound HEMATTTE IRON ORE near river, with
$50 acres Of Heavy Timber only II great bar
rrn \ % brokers. RKIDGNAS, POS Broadway. New York
Farms ana houses for sale very cheap.
EOR SALE.-A fine. well improved farm of
1850 soil unsurpassed neghhorhcod not eIoeled N
the church close nv railroad stations
north and ght and furnishing cash market for
everything farmer raise toI pr1ce ana terms adcres
IL. 81. MINOR. Lovington. Mout-e COUNTY. Ill
HANDSOME NEW 2-STORY and Basement
Detached Cottage-Gas. water. marble minilcs. hard
location ~ Jersey lity Price, s2,7UO Terms easy Inquire
OF POWELL & WALLET 10 Ann-st. New York
ORANGE, \. Houses and Country Seats
~ for sale; variety. farms and build
ing lois. bLACKW ELL BROS as broadway, Room