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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-06
nEcIsIONs-NoY. !.

SHprtme COURT haabers-By Judge Barrett
pletr Gano asL mn, Pa ,efson sg Nceunn~In view
81 'e large Interests Involve II se that
iIn,ins zee iaeaiorlGdnm .''' !" pay "'
~ Judge DOne Gasrtner sgt I.aac,-see meuoran.
S ss I'm as Sa Ienat s-ns sa, hossnieid hlcn
AT security Insurance Compsuy.-Moticn 20 confirm
%, judge Lawrenco.-Minor aet Psvson.--morion for
conn s'oncr granted without stay sloane shaaek
suonai bank lu o, fo tax,1e The f ,or @
co. Srgs srS,7 70 ~, 10 be WI, t.sen In he matter Of
men Of he ggei Parsons sg Tuis.-Ihe demurrer is
non deiei wh costs TO ie d,aacied from The 1nsS,
Win leave 10 rene" A. pToyded by TIE order made herein
Ailor ag ia'son-scc iaeuoIai. Raven AT LoIkus
l Jua-e LarIe.t-Wegsc axe rarksI-Moroa 10 cha nge
ne Ia =, No.h5 ~ VIII 10 costs =
t ..9' DO continued eht 'Ao 'r wl,A $40
b 5gese N4a -suut IN The matter The Nea YORK city
wlelnrI OF NJ io pioa oS e l,I 'f 3e'.,on as 70
49, .sc 'S = 49, ~ s"yi5 80 o-ea 10 .hs referee.
GeImsni IN. 4sv a. -IoeAafd 81 a. at
soeclal Ier,a-nr Judge IsSrlce Gins ss ts Raw
se ID Ills case. --'' wv '' go ''""
sHorrior tOHrf->Declol Term-Rv Judge Freedman.
hasiIson ag' 1ownsnend e. al Defendant Townshond
. 'r y" llafic-i upon bs demurrer first and
- demurrer 10 TIE setonc OF action oluOu PLle
b. denied rh so costs Wefnor 81 A. sei
~ Judge sedgwick-An ASSOCIATION ior tho Relief q 8s
sf,.ayie Areo ah0 INDECENT Females. etc agt Care
~, confirmed All u OF foreclosure sale ordered
- al ~ a. as ilt INSURANCE Company OF <Orth America
- a. same aE TIE Delaware MutGa safety Insurance com
i4-s al same Ak The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Com
Iaa =, -vi1eis 0sconthuanct. MCAlen set M-A4.en
,-l-Aeh upon ffrtecs report Rust fRt iNureit
l ing notion without costs IN, stc aFt tue Mayor, etc
thlakne approved al. agt -rhmit - aiofdcr
" luraflon granted egel al agt. the Lake Nunru
OIdeTcI
Common PiecS-SDeciGi 1erBl-By Judge Larremore
Scher 1e 0iy. etc. New YorS iiie Insurance Com
l@.s go AiieIjudEne enc 81 icTeeiosnfe aaj sale Kelly
sgi Mle-App Gallon dismissed hamburger Agf Oehoari
-pieeI requItd Burger at. Burger HercycrmAnu etc
sEs heaein iayor agL rqnieT ffme agi. same 1u.a
AT same bauxger AIT. Hocdn.-A ppcHiious granted
htADefn Blcklurpn a. MED Win 10 COSTS
pot ~th leave burger AIT hurger-lcpoft con
Ife AMI IN the matter OF fNarltH
tpAAm agt. Lewis Ell Application granted Avon af,
Avon Motion granted Herring agt He pplf
eaton Rrfnted In the matter OF the assignment ~ Miner y"
tptRI0vr the OF Johnson, ETC.
10 Bort after OF accounting OF Blake eteDe
tfecs dis char ing assignee aud suice On bond
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CONTENTS or yAW-TosK CREDITORS
LIABILITIES OF sTElTAUfE BROTHERS CO. PLACED
AT $1.11g 900.


Al $1.71g,000.
Many Of the dry goods merchants who arc
creditors Of the suspended rm OF sietinucr Brothers
Co.. Of Chicago. came down to Their ohitcs luce
1ay to arrange their accounts ana discuss
tne failure with their fe,oU-creiiiOr-. Jnty
were at loss For satisfactory reason Tor
the failure Of The DrlD and none Of the dispatches IN"
Given any plausible report the OF the embaI-
rassmcnts large creditor said that he could not ac
for It at all TIE rm could get all the goodS Oh
credit II wanted and money, its paper was sought
after by banks. and sold ri ana per cent, ana
tue members OF he firm had very wealthy relatives; II
very singular, lie thought that n house with 20
good credit should fan tins time Of the year. ihe
trn nad frequently borrowed money here, but u hnu
always been promptly paid one Of the creditors had lent
the firm $4,000 at time. and he sad yes
terday that he had such confidence IN sict'aue'
Brothcrs that hr would have lent them $4,000 on the
cay ~ tnrir failure n they had applied for IT, Inc "
urr great surprise 10 him. and tle mrs. ntIa'ion
Cf II he received a dispatch on Monday from the
IgoIuhrTs OF the firm Announcing their suspension
kumOrs we're current Tuesday ih2t TO D'nes WI
heavy sufferers by the failure. but II was stat on rust
worthy authority that the paper ned 10y the banks mere
would not cxc'cd $4,000. dispatch WIS recelVvu
from Chicago Tuesday giving The Liabilities OF the frni
~ 81 $4,000. ~ which 81 800. 100 Is unsecured ana
S2l4.Oo0 secured; ana the asse;s noninaliy at tne
figures No estimate u the real value oi the assets
was given. Several creditors to whom tlese figures
shown expressed their opinion thal me niW "ouu
probably offer to compromise at about 60 cents on the
dollar.
Dispatch were received IN this city yesterday staring
that sfct;nrer Brothers d Co had made uncondi-
uonn as iguncnt their property to Lew Roseuftd,
their fathrrin-w. The tact that they had made the
assignment e. hm caused much unfavoraDe criticism
snnuC here. Otner advces also increased
the dsirust II having been learned that fhey gave
trus;deei a. IT, attorney upon their store secuing
their - 700 payable 10 their own oref, ana
that one Of the cbaie mortgages given "n MONDAY on
warehouse merchandi-e 10 an aunt. Matilda kOsrn-
field SOS 800 Three other rIuiel mortgages were
eiven az inc Same time. ioL $4,000 each 10 secure lns
Fourth National BAL k. OF New iorh tie National BahA
ILLINOIS, uk,Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-06
AFFAIRS OF TaE OCEAN NA7IoNAL BANK.

CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATES
TIE ACTION OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STOCK TO A PORTER.
The Subcommittee appointed by the char
man Of the Committee Banking and Currency of The
House Of Representatives, TO examine into the Affairs OF
the Ocean National Bank this city, ana the charges
Of Encouragement made against the Theodore
VI. Davis. BEGAN lis session yesterday morning at the
Grand Central Hotel. The committee consists OF A. H.
BucRncr. of Missouri, chairman; William LOunsberry,
Of New-York and W. W. Grape. Of Massachusetts, MI.
Davis present during the session with his lawyer,
John T. Parsons. The charges against Receiver Davis
relate chiefly to sale ~ bonds of the Lake Superior
Ship Canal Railway ana lion Company which were
owned ny the Ocean Bank 1t is claimed by the stock
holders II tie bank that Mr. Davis interested in the
Lake Superior Company, aud sold the bonds IN question,
therefore, at much less than they were really worth.
TAc reply Of Mr. Davis that he has given the stock
holders 100 per cent their Investments ard 30 per
cert interest besides, and that the opposition
caused by demand upon the stockholders fur 40 per
cent assessment 10 pay the depositoIs In 1874 The
Coneres commute ana majority Of Tie mem
minority report was made. however. advising
his dismissal TIE report OF The majority approved
by large number OF he stockholders and deposiors
when both reports submitted 10 Them. j. G..
ecl!eu. c. ID. Woodruff and H. 5. Turbe, the members
of the ckbolers' committee were examined nj length
by the committee aud Mr. Parsons. Several other wit
nessrs were also examined but nothing of much i'm
portlnce ives eilcjcd. Tie investigation will he re-
armed to-day bali past 10. 1t Is expected 1t VIII COLI
iinue through the week
Ch.rT Justice Waite handed down a decision
yest ray the matter OF Theodore n. Davis. receiver
.: IN. Ocean National Bank. plaintiff IN error. against
Calvin Stevens executor of CALVIN Stevens, deceased,
reversing decision of tie District Court and ordering
new TRIAL The crit was BROUGHT TO epiorce The ndi-
ydual liaoiity OF an alleged sh.reholder OF the nanh
The bank iIilcd In December. ISL and al that time
Stevens did rot appear the books shan ehudcr.
in OctOncr Is 20. liz Stood IN his name. bu
zen caused them 10 be Transferred Ia one Eefcn a
porter his office, and irresponsible person 1Lere
was suspicion at that time that the bank IN a
weak cOud ZION. later there stood To the credit
of FlsOn I0l Shares certificate of Which had been
issued in lis name, hut delivered to stevens his
agent Tie District Court gave verdict ia favor OF the
defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-06
(. e case was adjourned to Friday Tor argument.
UNPLEASANT DOMESTIC RELATIONS.
MRS PATIENCE VI. GARDENERS ALLEGATIONS OF
HER HUSBANDS CRUELrY-A LIMITED DIVORCE

UNPLEASANT DOMESTIC RELATIONS.
MRS. PATIENCE VI. GARDENERS ALLEGATIONS OF
HER HUSBANDS CRUELrY-A LIMITED DIVORCE
ASKED.
Mis-. Patience NJ. Gardner nearly two years
ago began m The Supreme Court an action for a lin
it'd divorce from Ter husband. James Gardner. on
The ground ~ cruelty abuse Tnc trial OF the cause
WAS be gun Yesterday before Jndge Van Brun sitting
IN Special Term The plaintiff the only witness e.
amnad aud her testimony covered substantially 'he
somewhat remarkable allegations Of the complaint.
Since the time her marriage 10 the defendant on No
vember y 1919, Mrs. Gardner said that he had traed
her in the violent aud nhuman manner He began
by abusive language curslns her presence and al,
her publishing before their mutual acquaintance as
abad character al applying vile epithets to her When
fey retired al night she would have servants wait in
The halls that they might be prepared 10 prevent the
liniies with which be threatened her. He had posted
upon feuccs IA the vicinity VI their residence IN
Fif;letlst pacards in which stated that devel
opueuts were about 30 bc made about certain weak
mn ied woman rciyrIiug MIS- Gardner said, 10 her
self she lesuAcd further that by Threatening her In
had Oii ancu possession Oi her entire
r~r.ouli prorerfv. she induced bv him % pay a
$1,000 uO-ta-e Tor him. ana 10 receive IL return
winch i not bear interest, and was not due unu after
death AltI opianlO possession OF her n olcTtN
he refused 10 supply Ler Win necessary clothing aud
her u.b4ud SS5OUO in real estate, tie most Of
which Justly be. ON ed tu Aer.
The defendant dcucs n The allegations Of
abuse. He acEloWl cdecs, however, tiit wien trr@ty
exasperaed and especially when she Jailed !n Sn at
tempt have him AIRED Insane, be ana swear at h'r
The posting 90 paCaIt in which she Was Characterized
a. q weak minded woman, whose MONEY sire had been
induced 10 give away 10 religious scheme was also
ACKNOWLEDGE. lie denied that he WIS indebted to Ber
in any amount. The tIit will occupy several days.
EN,Juage II. Morris aud {. 4. NEitteuure appcIc
or the plaintiff eK-Juoge W. L. Fullerton aud = leu
IlL.l 4 80 HfN.u
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"Dat cullud pussun on de jury, hinl's de
man Ouicc' l., sad negro when put uia III the
Marion :. c.. Court the other dry. The black good
man true unseaed, aud the prisoner given ac-
gIIttui. Aiter his release the darkey asked what
1e had against iury man Of his own color. Muffin a.
an, boss sand be- but, see, knowod If hattered
c proiudas oh dc odder jurymtn dad get of. an goy
did"
A gentleman from one of the clean Eastern
Cities visiting Cincinnati last Winter accOstcd
,iav NV friend with the usual How do Won dol He
i,nscd sad and replied In slow. Respondent tore.
am very we'll; bnt. o! am dirty" III all CIncin-
natians do feel the way. IL Is not to their
credit Cincinnati Gazette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-06
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-The following bust
mes. was transacted the United states Suprcmc Court
today:
No 1.-THE Gilbert and banker Manufacturing Company
ap,lautsg the Wslworth Mnuiac urne Company and no
Hausef anufaCtu t0ilpa y. appel
lanf act o-man'- Pneumatic 90, Moiks ug pauy.-
Apppa from the ruii,d STATE. Circuit Cont H.
Dst4lct of ONO. A. commenced D. WI stan
Lev tor he Ape Isn't No iurthcr argument ~
Con-. NJ. 6-IaNiG A. COrTrN IIaIuft
the dorado tn Conpan g. IN sup Oourt
Colorado mltted H. O. A eiusn fcr n piant
error. by H. " PtAlu lui the deeD A.
Oh Al. Ho.an agt thr fTeoimcn savings and Trust
Company, 90 sl-Aicunirlt Ctd by VII
ci tn appellant aud continued by Thomas H. Or the
sppeiees.
Adjourned until io-norr0w
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NETWORK DAILY TRBuNE. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1879

Fisher W TO joseph walbIidge.- 35tbst. - .o
~ bthave loooo
f"u III dsS Sa emu nn, 70 henorck $500
Sare 20 ,Irv u ne kinen Same pioferiy $500
i;sh! iaS "t's 10 have wear VI 5000
''" ppcperiy u "''''s 5000
"t Ave A ysars 5000
caatia a- Of fearI year '' 1000
Jenny Al New YORK Life Insurance Com
ioai ~ y .''' 5000
4n.s s "'eg aday mortrires yeartc,s 5000
eo 2daSd Ssa s'ie 20 5000
t q, 7tb ave- mortssees Year Total 10000
RItcHIID ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Jobnsicn II IN : u Iobns,on - 500
same tosrN ~ Tos,stou loo
same to wv
PANT Chari,,s To-, N Ross 400
Waib-a.e lanes \ II TO o a. Wabrldge ....... 10000
Son 'r' "Do'"O'' oAeou'o' '''' ~ 2sn6
same 10 same .............. 1926
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-06

Mrs Hendrickson thrown senselcss On feet from The
track The h dashed through tho Freehold ftrcets
and coming IN con act anolber team, one horse of
clch ratn Mr. icrdIick-rn's Injuries are
pronounced fatal. and hie Wits recovery IL tcubia
There ~ no sgnan or signal the Souslst ciossiug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-06
BANKRUPT u otlres.

THiS.lS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the ODD
day of October, A. ID. 1879 Warrant in Bankrnptcv
VI the JOSEPH BBUMEN-
THAI Of the city Of Newlork In the County of New
York of NewNOrk. who has been ad-
Judged bankrupt his own petition; that the
payment delivery any property be-
iOuglug such bankrupt him Tor his and the
transfer any properly bv him forbidden oy laws
mat meeting oi creditors OF The SAID bankrupt. to
prove their debts 10 choose or asaignees OF
ms estate. will be- held at Court OF bankruptcy 10 90
No. 32 Broadway IN The CITY OF Sewf York. be-
lore DAYTON Register. the 2Oth day OF November
A. ID. 1873. al ~ OcOc, LOUIS r. PAnN,
o. Marshal Southern Distrctot New ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-06
ptr1Way ACCIDENT AT RED BANK. ". d.

Rrn RANK. n. j., Nov. Sat dusk last
evening Samuel uondrIcksOD. wellknoNn citizen OF
newell WIS driving bone with his wife and with val
liable team when. tie southst crossing at Freehold
of The Jamesburg and Freehold Railroad, the wagon
was struck by grayelran ana demolished, and MI and
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cALENpAks ms DAY.

SUPREME uR1-cHAnBERs-I wrencc. Court opens a.
1890 m Calendar called st ii Nos 2 n, a. ~.
et 50 o. CO. go lO4 40 1O1 no. lz lzl 100 10 i4'
iS 90 I63, lG9. TO- 49, ~ 49, 6s w. iV' 4Oc W.
2Vz 2O3, 2U4, 200. - ,. 49, o.s
oiSsS.S III az S r. o. ana Brady lnEss H.
VIII meet To-Day 90 1880 a. -
SPECIAL IEkA-Nsp Bfunt J-Couft opens Al 4o'oV '
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miscellaneous.

brushes of every description, at No. 315
ID opposite Peek slip all articles NJ lowest prices
JOHN X HOPPEI.. Manufacturer and importer
I AIDES, DRINK SERKYS TEA, and be
/beaut ul using cosmetics sERkfS
TEA erupucns OF the skin clears the conpexon
whole system. Those whp Use II strike al tho
beauty and youthful freshness instead of
Destroying both by cosmetics. To be bought only OF the
sERkEY TEA Co, 500 Arch-st, Philadelphia Orders by
mail promptly at Soc and I'll box Liberal discount
TO trade.
DATENTS, TRADEMARKS, CAVEATS
i MUM & CO.. 81 Park-rOw. New-York, proprictors OF
THE Scientific American" Thryfour years experience
solicitors of Paeas Handbook Patents. with Iu drec
tons and advice. sent free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-06

REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wedncs day. Nov. ,. 1879.
The following sales were held at the Tx
change salesroom to-day:
En- jas. - Oqtlry z Go.
l b-story brick bnilGine and machinery with lots,
s MSs 2 p 10 3; caariote wiber o75
b. Richard Y. Hdrnen.
s.starv brick building with lot, No lul Front NJ,
cor OF JUnes-lsne, lot 9.llx631li Jos ODono- - o
! s.stor, brown stone dwelling with lot No 457 West
With Tt I5s CO e LOO - 1890
2.stoiy name dwelling with lot No l05 East 7Ch-
sI 10 I. Q Oh 1000
BIZ ". Camp
A 3.story brick buildings with lots, Nos u and III
zach a5E75 Bowery saving Bank -. 5000
20 story brick elings and stables win lot NO
S S9s i1 .snc psrchaser 5000
I eforv h cl dw ching with lot Nc lf1 West 2lth-
st. :, 40 II u o'"A'o '''"........ 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-06
Cost ano founo.
Dnslness Chances.

PARTY who has tor several years con-
~ Quoted al Chicago an extensive business IN specially
the West familiar the various app
pushing wishes 81 handle hrrtcass article tor
general usc. }. r. WIlTILi,El. Chicago ILL.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-06
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Slw-YORK CITY.


,toxande,ove W cor l85th-st, l00xlOO. II Johnston
asis p 1.S and ~ Ys' to Waa BTo 2i75o
"o'n,s ,o ~ - 70 vtan Brown .--....... $500
Ssthsi ;, Z, ir " ." intcres, 5000
same sdI, IT, 10 5000
sstS ont s i, isS5 II Of dave Ooxio22 ryan o
AZ So s7 S' IL Of glavc 7bIlo22 and
ants Sti Tssr n%i 10 \ a D." -o...- IOloO
Sl'i t. Il e w II "a $4,000
so'i- .. is s1 s, 81 ~ X Williams 1900
i''s : y, SO Jorr o. %iielcsd 500
1881 r. .So isn 81 i.'' DOAlUo ia'0 NV $500
lar Peasants. referee. 10 the seahaHs BANK 40 e,o
i5'e 8 so ;s y 81 d s's'e s 49,
llAs y NC % sopr j ,SaiS 5000
IAN sv5 s6d rs 30 10 teoree Johnioa 1880
canneP VI, ., 70 81 = 4 ~ u 10000
LhI r,'re1 40 - e-ps --' -, 1850
re, inrsa 81 It Of idiast i5I7oi
Macon ana 'ssi n Of i.eIs l7V1iii5f
irregular 4 Japaa and vile 10 W '~ph~' one
isi mt ., !" esceaior s. etc. 10 il iaaune 5000
Aaei>olss ,,S ME ' t. " IaafeiisT 1870
ii' m,'is I'D LIE aS 20" w s -. 2ooJO
osiir.sasr he Manhattan savings institution
a''i lee !, sft riieto D. fisher 80, $4,000
ION N 4 iu II 81 Broaav az, 4IlA--. -viifrg
@ g, .sse NO &c ~ 10000
9lsfsf. r.. 30 iie % 20 ave, .uAN2i II Irving ahd
husband 10 E4Ward licofWt Etm-..--....--. 5000
RE- ORDED LEASES.
ts5 10 ,csii a. annual ret - 5000
stuvv...uf. Mary 10 4 q Cuip, Ioth ~, iOj Il
elsIa.c .iAaz - yfaIs "a annual n NJ d. 40
RECORDED MOKIHAGE-
natter 10 Ryan Stthsi " 81 2dsve yrar..- 5000
bfo" is,S. 'oi'@ '' 1900
samS !" 5, y.,r e''"' '''' 80. -. 1880
chfi,iiisi ." of .tb.ase. aon,s - 2I.5Oo
nash n 4, he -eaman's Bank for savings n = s4ti
st. ses Snd ia, s''n''' .. 5000
Denadt s1sy Sna ~ 1000
EneensI asS VIZ @crsasss monihs tota... 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-06
CoruoraIlou Notltes.

BOARD OF EDUCATON.-SEALED PRO
POSAI.S accompanied with plans specific aOns Will
he received by the SCHOOL TRUSTEES of the iwe IN
ar M the Han Of EluCatOl OF Grand
ami Em-st, until fIDAY the lith day OF NoyeDer 1919
nn y. IN. SAID day, Tor WARM1Nd and
VENrILATING the scho0house Ia course OF erection
on Lex between / 9th and Josh SITS.
III. ding be and additional iniormi-
ton the Office Of the superintendent OF School
I.alldnAr, NJ. H. titaudst third floor.
The par submitting prop sal aud the parties propo ing
be- must each write his name anu place oI
residence on said proposal.
responsible and approved suretes residents OF inns
CITY, arr rrquir, d IN all cases.
No proposal considered from persons whose cha nc
anTecedent dealings with the BOau Ot ducaOn rem
der their responsibility doubtful. .
Tie Trustees the night TO reject any or all Of the
proposals submitted. ..... ,..on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-06

UlIT0 No" lVIN' VVo'70. =, It7'07
NO1ICE.-Sealed bids or estimates will
~ he received at Of Public Charities Cor
rection until November H. 1873. for BUILDING MA
rfRlAIS or Pavilion ut Harris Island.
ProIosals for Dhl GOODS, GE0TEEItt,SS ConFiSii
Proposals for REMOVING two BOIi El.S from bellevue
HOSPITAL and Kandars Isaud. For fuu nforma-
lion seeC CITY Record. for sale at No lily Han.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-06
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
RuRg All FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES.

BUREAU THE COLLECTION OF TAXES. ,
No. 80 Chambersst, New-York. Nov. l. 1872
NOTICE TO TAXPAY ERS.-N office Is hereby
~ given TO all persons omitted pay their taxes
for he year 1879 Taxes that unless the
same paid him his flee before the LIST day of
Deeem Der next will be collected taxes
nalnng unpaid that day. AMI cont addition there
remaining unpaid the 10Th day VI December
No money win be received after o'clock Office hours
~ MARTIN r. MCMAHON,
Taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-06
BROOKLYN Board.
Orfdn Steamers.

Oredn Steamers.
4 MEXICAN LINE tor QUEENSTOWN and
~ LINEKPOOI.-Ony Transatlantic Line uuder the
AMERICAS FLAG. Sailing every Thursday from Phila
pa every Wednesday from Liverpool Extra ssings
alternate Wednesdays. from Philadelphia alternate Satur
days from Liverpool
BR. CROWS, THURSDAY. Nov. G. o'clock. p m.
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every 10 days alternately from Pm adeiphia and
York landing within few hours OF the
mportan Diint- Of interest on the Continent
NADFRLAN ID. TUESDAY, Nov. H. 8 T. m.
passage ana other information apply 10
PETER WRIGHT & SONS. General Agents
3O7 Walnut st. Philadelphia 90 Broadway, New. York.
JOHN MCDONALD, Agent, BatteTyllace New-fOrk.
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Hlarule amo 5lale &lanIels.

CLATE and MABBLE MANTELS in great
manufacturers 4. a. sILWAKIS Co.
10 and n West 2JdsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-06

ISA WEST 21ST-ST.-A handsomely fur
IsfU n shed suite If rooms excellent board hall room,
ST. room for two, Si2; private family; Table board. ST.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-03
Burdcttc's "Hawkeyctcms." Z"

There's bound to be- trouble in this
old country yet They are Taunton
Massachusetts, and Macon Georgia mad.
Probably II l. because man was created
from the dust Of the earth that he j.
still advised 10y his friends To "gc, up
and dust"
Il am going to Colorado FOR my
health said young kccpitup Ia old
Bobyshcli, the other day. All" re-
piled the old man. d" nd when did you
leave your health thcrc2"
Over on West Hill "A man wants To-
match his hired girl against time for
$500 tO smash ono thousand china Guns
in one thousand quarter hours. gate
money to 60 TO the man, and push shots
| barred
"Whcn | was a boy" said % very
prosy, long windcd orator 10 his friend,
Il used to talk in my sleep" And
now" said his friend. YOU sleep in
your talk But somehow, that didn't
seem to be Just exactly the point the
| orator was going to make.
What n horrible. base bawl:" the
| frog shouted, from the shade of his liIly
| lc # in the pond. to the big red cow who
was trying to sing THE last rose Of
summer on the bank Of the pond.
What an awful croquet," sighed the
COW, contemplatively turning her quid
while she looked around for some boy
to chase across the meadow.
a correspondent who signs himself
Inertia wants to know "what is the
best cure for laziness2" Well. there are
several good cures. hut suppose you try
carrying new laid hornets nest around
| the block every morning. for week
There wouldn't bc anything lazy about
you during the latter part Of the prone
made, and unless the nest gives out before
| you do IL will prove perfect cure.