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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-13

Calisthenics and military drill have been
made compulsory in the public schools Of
Montreal, but the time devoted to them is to
be taken from the Saturday holiday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-13
sec I'm DIV
Washington Avenue Drug Store,
Corner Magazine ana washlnxton sts.
NEW ORLEANS

Constantly receiving y esh supplieg Of pure
Combs of all kinds. Brush ee, Soaps, Perfumery.
Toilet and Fancy Articles, etc. Coral Tooth
Paste. reconmended oy all who use It as
to q fine pearl-iika ornament and ravishing
beauty. Alkaline Bouquet Powder for beauti.
tying, softening and preserving the skin. the
best thing for priekiy heat and all summer
arnptions, Custom rs. city and country Will
And orr stock complete. comprising many ar
tlcies impossible to enumerate here. and sold al
moderate prices. Prescriptions put up nigh
and day. B. ]. MAINEGRA, "a. D.,
DrnzEiss. phaymaceut1st and Pregfical Chemist.
0c26 Hdu II
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-13

Some gentlemen In Tarrvtown. on the Hud-
son. have offered to give $1,000 for monument
to Washington Irving, and also to give the
land on which to erect it.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-13
Down from a Tower.

Yesterday boy named Ernest Serle fell from
the tower at the Lapeyrouse street Bab3ock
engine house and was slightly Injured about
the head.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-13
shows great aptitude for the work at which be
is put.
THE POPE AND BISMARCK.
The Differences Between the German Gov
eminent and the Vatican.

Rome Correspondence London Morning POST
The following are the points which constt-
tute the existing difference between the Ger
man government and the Holy See: The law
which deprives recalcitrant Catholic clergy
men Of their temporalfties. The law which
regulates the administration Of the dioeeses
considered as vacant by the State-that is to
say, whose bishops have been destitnted In
conformity with State decrees L. The law
dissolving religious corporations as corpora
tions, and expelling several Of them. The law
prohibiting the exercise of religious functions
by persons not authorized by the State. The
law which allows any one to depart from the
tut i civil marriage in the Kingdom
Of Prussia. The law, which confers
on the State the exclusive right OF
inspecting schools. The law which grants to
parishes the right OF admlnist teri the prop
gives to the State the right Of controlling the
discipline OF seminaries and Of requiring from
every aspirant to the priesthood certain scien-
tific guarantees for instance, that he has
and studied theology three years In q Ger
man university. 8. The law obliging bishops
to notify beforehand to the government all
nominations to the various ecclesiastical
charges. 4. The law establishing at Berlin 9
supreme ecclesiastical court, having the right
to judge priests and even bishops, and, II
necessary to revoke them. s. The law which
obllges bishops to notify in the first instance
to the government every Decunlary disciplin-
arlan penalty they lntlict on their priests,
IL such penalty exceeds five marks fine.
The Bavarian Minister at the Holy See
has let it be clearly understood that
Prince Bismarck will never yield with
respect to the five laws marked above with
progressive numbers, but that perhaps he
would allow the seven others to fall out of
use, or else he would mitigate them. Now
these five laws are precisely those known as
the Laws Of May which the Holy See feels
the greatest repugnance In submitting to,
even II attenuated as much as possible in the
application. We have rot, therefore, arrived
at the real cordial understanding" 1t is
probable that the only practical result OF the
new negotiations, ii any take place, will be an
arrangement allowing the Holy See to re-
place for this time recalcitrant bishops, and
promising to recall those who have been re-
voked. As to the laws not numbered above,
Prince Bismarck will require, In order to
mitigate or allow them to fall into disuse, that
the Pope and the German clerical party shall
formally accept the five others. But he will
never obtain this condition.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-13
Promiscus Shooting.

At half-nast O'Clock last evening at house
corner Of Dumaine andlCiatborne stress a man
| named Leon Kennedy fred two Ineffective shots
at Henry Lubin.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-13

Barnes & Miller No. 10 Natchez street. do the
best work In plumbing and gas fitting at lowest
market rates.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-13
[St. Louis Globe Democrat

What Missouri Farmer Found In His
Well.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-13

Go to Barnes & Miller. No. IS Natcnez street,
for flrst-class rehronziug.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

1880 r. N. Calendar crfcd at i m-Nos ~ ~; 100
1Cf. 2i2 2ii .f@. 2io 263 2so @.t 249 Z'7 "a" '''
--H . ,,. os- ooo ooq
2g4. ..7. .q~ $50. 3Hf. so. , ~
I- ai0 fNAif anu ih-'-'' ''
Ad.oHfu,d mt -tnHdlv November ,,.,. .
--rCI,l IfnN- Worst. Court orrr- az l"l.' '.
Law ana Esyt-No- 10, -b-. -l.i itu -'i. A'' -o-'
lii. 90 ,o.,o IN
Nne -I 1883 1905. i"-f. ilii. -'' luit - ~ -
lh54 O15. 1921. l155 1910 1910 lli' lo'' 'o'"'
-ir-. ,,so
Part II-Tawrence. J-tonu opens AZ lo:u a. m A''
ou SO. I'D. -.-prtiercw agf FCsAar- \" v tt'n'
Part II Van Finrf l.-torft onrls ~ iN''' ~. ~
9.l 1850 Ia7o g2 l.er 1850 . 90. lie 90 ~
ll~- istl t2H lfnf lIs.. lJ-@, l'0i' i'-" 4u'-' -
1903. lf.i. lt-i, 1929. ..-.., an. So,
~Urr.irs 'ut sI-,fuVrRAI TEGM-Atiouine' ehe lt'
SPECIAL iEHsi- count ol'M-' !" a. W. -'"
f,vWoS Plr,s-GrvrRU Trrv.-A Afourned sine de - .
~IrliNL 1E.M-Beach J.-tour. OPENS "' ID D. n' -'' '
F.fry Trrv-1 r. nliv. J.-oo 's' opens M & ie
on. No j-li.nkluito I'm, COMPANY 'F- 7.-''' '''''
C1ifnlar. . 10 c.,r- o-err AZ
~ [o- fl- lOil II48. ilt5 .o9S, $780, l4F'. ll-o
f, -iarirrl,c Cour ep,rs at II ,aa g. ri, II ~ Nos
lfn. lfiu ilNg 90. ll- 1897. -tu' wv. 4 ' M
f,rsrlAL -Ess,oNs-rAR Towns. J.-Aal'u'-'" i0'
81 P.Er ir-euf.r- cove. Adjourned for the tera-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
owl NorEs.

In the suit OF Lena Iischlcr for a limited
divorce from Marcus IscuIer TIE referee reported To
The supreme Court in BroOkyn yesterday IN favor OF
fhr aiuu Judge Pratt conf med thc report. but
ser dcci-ion on the question or alimouy. Tue
same Judge granted o Emma A bcnson decree OF an-
sOlute divorce from 4. NJ IL nsun.
The certificate of Incorporation OF the Ocean
Transportation Company vas FLED yesterday in the
County Clerks Office, with W. j. welsh. Clinton Hunter.
Iu- Fitzgerald r. +. Lynch and " j. Reid as moor
po~a-ofs The capital stock IA 100000, and the object
al organization Explained los the ccrtA.a Is
the stOra ee aud compression ot cotton
James McGrath appeared recently before
Judge Van Worst. IN he supreme Court, special Term.
on writ OF certorari for review O the acuOn O the
Fire Commissioners ID removing him two years ago
-om the force fromen Tor refusing 10 pay Tor tie
share OF his predecessor b art table uss al the
rooms of Hook and Ladder Company NJ :. Judge Van
Worst detlled scray that tAc delay of Two years be-
fore making app catiOn for the writ was lne XcuraDc
and was good ground using AZ after hearing CL the
merits" review Of the action 0f the Commissioners
al TN, time might great inconvenience; the
yrl Was gudSIcd.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
RAINS wmcu sETTHE luIL-WIIEELs Com
ARllT ORDERS

WAsuryGroN. Oct. 2S.-By direction OF the
Secretary OF War genera Court Martial r. appon eu
IN meet AZ Columbus Barracks ONO. on The 5oth DAY o'
October OF Is soon thereafter AS pracu'aDo' o' l'
rr,l of such prisoners may be brought before ' IAe
fr,ir. GERS are detailed members OF Tie Court
c,prain Knze Bates 1st Infantry A A H"rD'ch -"tA
Infantry; c. H. Burton. 21st Iniantryi A {. Markey'
Path Infantry and First Lieutenant j. b GH'nrre LOT"
Infantry First Lieutenant Patrick Has on l4h IMAM
try. IL detailed as Judge Advocate Of the Court
general Court Martial Is 50 appointed 70 meet d.
the cavalry depot fersou Barracss Mo- for ire anne
ruro-e I r oWlng officers are det trd as W".Drlr
rir.l t'ver Grover lsf Cavalry; Lieutenant Colonel
7 + Wn'r lOth Cavalry; Captain j. II. Gageiey. 81 III
fantrv. Firs Ileutenun,- c. O.. Gordon, ptn t"N"Ib
and Cilrr- Morton. 81 Cavalry. FIRST Lieut. nAht I.
II Rockwell STA cavalry, Is detailed as judge Au'"o"'o
Of The Cuur'. . q, ,.,, r,h,,
Pfsner Ist Cavalry, ie detailed ar member ~ the
board ~ officers convened N ihls CITY TOT Tue tNiI
ion OF candidates for appointment AS slprrntehue
~ N.t,"roi Ceurterie- vice Cautain Edwin Pollock,
oh Infantry, relieved, 10 take Ell, ct whrn
Pitcher snail reported Tor duty on tue boaIu zap
tain Pollock Will then JOIN ms regiment
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
AprrAL OF A BANK BrRGLAR.

Jonn Hope was convicted IN the General
ous JOB Jauc. ls-9 of robbery tne uI-t dcerec FOR
l.-prt n tire robbery of the Manhattan Savings ln-
81 l,on. C. W. Brooke hs counsel. al gcd Tor new
tria b,f, - rhe supreme Court. Gcne Term, yester-
dly lie claimed tlat errors were made In the rulings
OF the Court below the special plea % the Indictment
on the chreue the array tAe admission of fes-
finouv ss to the fakiig t4e bank
the cO.L cu fur blllll- wa- found. ric a.
10 The ad mission az prO1I of wuu ,li aud dotc by
f. ORATORS in pursuance uf tle cDI,piracy u
the uf prisoner as % reusus % cnar-e. and
alleged uf similar cAaraclc lcr District
AffDt ev Phelps answered each oi fAe points A. u thc
clam tAat tne On cd and fourth counts Of ne no ueut
We. bad because they lad ilc property n the bank
W d. assault was committed on tie lanliur. Nh
Pl-Ir- confeutcd that under th~ circumstance, the
fctfy might hc ud lu either. For Erraler caution
in lie first counts LAID lu the laulfOr ana u
the 9th, two IN bank. lhi.. II urged
rect pleading. Othrr questions were discussed at
length. DECISION Vac reserved.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
LIE PLANET MlLLs ROBBERY.

John Roberts, George w. Martin and VIII
fam IL Bartlett ~ere for roDbing Warren II.
Lane the cashier OF the Planet Mills Manufacturing
Companv IN south Brookivn March. IS7s The cash
,er had drawn about $500 from the Corn Exchange
Bank IN this city the purpose or paying the COM
pays empoyes and while MS way 10 the Office Was
knocked down a. H0y and Pres dentsts. BlOoklvn ana
robbed az the money Dy Tour men. "io ufONr Iap" y
awnv tn i-uf wagon. Tue three men named were
resfei soon afferward, ana were tired 10 he
Comfy Court OF Sessions. Tlclr defence alhi.
lnf Wlrfu tnd Bartlett were cOuvic ed. T. Der was
acouitled The General Term OF the Supreme Court
viewed tne proopcdlu4s and ordered new trial The
prsouers rre then released their
Yesterday on the motion ~ Asssf M DistrctA fOincY
Wefune an order of nOe pro-oqul entered co me
IL lctmeut This ends the case.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
THE COURTS.
ARGUMENTS FOR CHASIlNE COX.
HEARING OF rHE APPrAL ~ THE HULL MD"p'
CASr.

~
uFArING OF THE APPEAL II THE htL" w NV"
CAsr.
After number Of adjoumments. the case
-. -. cor the negro murderer of Mrs Jane l. d.
urn came ON appeal before the General term OF tue
srrrnrne Court yesterday. Mr. Howe, the pr~"nei r
counsel offered the drs: ground ior new ''' "'-
tecfons 10 the Indictment TIE common ia" counts "'
claimed should disreglrdei. the statute on e
subject 20 covered The crime II murder that common
law counts Of murder in The first degree were not N'
TIE statutory counts did sege malice aioseih' n-
or rremedtstou and although tnc statute '' n". ''
tiaf any Mhng Dv "A person m the comm sSl'n '' %
flonv should fc murder ia the Il degree th i'-7'
ture intended tbai there should he malce '"" F"'o'
=, KIN Ofnrr0sse Mr.. Howe arruei. n a p tiy thief
should rccuenta ~ push against person. 'n "'''e
house tie m cf was committing theft ad ih r person
shoui stumble aud he ei, the thlol would o~ HANGED
I'll. Hr.r error cldncd therefore was the refusal To
quish tGc indictment.
A second point was made chalense O. 'he array
n i,rs TINS challenge leeed lai the list, OF nrof-
were improperly dirvn ani maic ont; 10 t9 'H'
Dfstr.ct-Attornsy tcmnr,cd. aud iho Court gave q
decision ia favor o. t4e people, A.t.r SIX or seven
,nrors Lad been acce~ci fhe Court gave permission i
thc prisoners counsel 90 puf I'D his plea ana t' ''-"
Tie case dc novo; but nj. Howe SAID th't % WIS 'o"
late Tor Aim tnen 10 accept the proposI'h' ANA u'
claimed that the FIST DECISION of judge TOWN..
,vas % rfcirnt error i,ra new roL hcc1u-e N. 'e
r.urr.r w admission of tue tut. OF l.c "'f h-
.l t.r chal.ea g . v licl h'fscd n'mNe y. N'''
e. fhc statutes re utrug lr sri cton OF la oi-. -
soun.eI also c.n'cnlet iuaf ttf tcc 'on n. lil
Howard n- % i1r'r wA. an rri ''. KS JUICY "'-
CLAIMED. hac tci hei Tia hc lad formed o. ,l.' "i'
iou %. tse guilt of tie prisoner. an ol. l'u ".l.
von.c reauuc cyceurc FOO unove. anG mat ne '.''tt
I'D rr~ .i4f fle t.sf.mnuy tl ohror W.fis. Nf B't
l".' cone ,'i''- ...i,.. ~ fa. .r, -l ,r.
,. n.r.. s Ho fer vDu t0e favor 1rn ~ .sn ilinE
sou 500, in oat Ok. ip'y ton va ?, ,,,
evidence O. af f.e CON '.r.. , f- n'l
iuird to hr ~ strong in i'" 'Di'' I'D
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Oct. ~ 4t loi4ONlHE Dusi-
ness s transacted the supreme Court OF the United
States today
ON motion Of George g. Wright Mason ". Tyler. OF New
Yorg city was 9dmtted to practice No. l.Oa5-joseph
Johnson plaintiff eIor agt Isaac crow. e a. N error 20
thr -upfeme court Of Penusy vdnia-On motion of
j. " Ross. cOcketed and 0isinssel with COSTS
No 2.-The south aud North Alabama Hall
ruad COMPANY plaintiff error. agt tle state OF
Ainhafua - Araiiment concluded by = L. ilcc Tor
te rlan aud suum tied by J, L. Morsan Tor thc
aefuaat IN error. - aud sO.lhe Delaware Railroad
Construction Company, et az appel ants ag L. H. Meyer
81 al trustees. apIea from The circuit 1Oi ot tie uru
District Iowa, and 40 700. Meyer Il
Ts-nni~on plaintiffs ia error. the Delaware
6on-frueio COMPANY th Court c Iowa
ne. lure4 substantially he same questions
and nv consent mere argued together The
royer-v BE- the right q removal oi Cause from tie
Counts under the ACT ut M-ch Ae o.
ece0n the question escnte- Niil REQ IRE tls court
that Act ds vel as indirectly 10 the
eIa-se M ne Constitution United states which
ennf.r- upon the Federal Courts Jurisdiction over
en.frovef-'e- between citzeIz 81 dr,Itn STATES
1e. e. up the cO-c ~ the at tim uu 'h
account OF the Of Tire rsciouou- questions
Wh,u fuey presented The argument postponed until
me re-~ni term the anime leave <ivcn u
ca 81 IN pendug Ia the lower courts tnd IN
~ tag f came points ME briefs for tls court CON
sdraIon with lhe 5Irfs ana al sumen- ia the
o@se- actually becre H. Arginet Vas oes nn ioiAy py
C- ge q, Nrglt ana continued bf Mason " IVti ol Tie
D. aware RAtIOad construction Company AND uy James
Grant 0r Meyer a.. Trustee
AciOuIued until OmOITU" al IL ocoek
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

Saprem, Court ChGm6ers-By Judge Lawrence.-
In petition Of the Trustees Of the NeWlo ork
Protesnt Episoop-i Pubic school etc heport eonnrns
eDecsat Judge Van NOrstlhe' Pc pie Fl rel
the ho.rs q FiIe Sonn ri Of cert
aSled OPINION. vanderbilt sg res eI AID otAer-
- gnent plant hs demurrer opinion Clark RI
eic Lou ETC.. alto-a COmpAny-CrceT settled
= sencd e.,
lIallro-a Company indlnss sign-a oOinson
ed Futter b~cht
4 'ase setfied Greene ag. MaTtine.-Case sctlef
f,-.f-Farf judge LawrenCeDel a. her sgt.
re L+bgh Va ley Railroad COupany.-ts-e settled and
ordered on ule-
ar Duryee et,-r allowance Ol 1IOU granted MOTT
an &c at Agate.-AOt1On Tor Allowance Of 800
granted
Common PLas-SpeoiGl Trm-Bg Judge Beach
Jaclsop at Hupt-see memorandum HE Cunning agt-
ApDleion->eo 4num Junemsnt or defendants etc.
Murine Court - Numbers - By Judge Shea
Upt grove s0OnOu-John Wh2.eD appointed receiver
Ia, sgt Oweu.Pau Fuor <ppo- "a receiver crAlh
He.thOrds OF References ssetsd American Exchange
National EALk AOeTtsonSeOrEe IL tlec hcr appointed
kerntr agt schulzU Undertaking approved hoss
ael asnanUtier oil suDsltutOn faned HeI1aance AT
Aupei frrn ag frce-Orueft Of disconLnuAAer granted
Bifley agi. WlIans Mouou sr@nted Ihe heelanioa y.
Couusuy agt Hauishsceiver appointed Van koorn Agt
L~agitt and another AIT -aDiu GOODRICH
Ooouwiu Az byn JOsePh-rdi agI B4rron-OiGers
eiSAteG. ....- 49,. ....
on e.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
1T TIE BrRNING Tunnel

C1-,mERLAND. Nd, Oct. 29.-The fire in the
pinkertou Tunnel ttsburs and Conneilsyhie Division
NJ the BALTIMORE and Olio T. abroad has burned out ali
be nDrrs Of the tunnel anu 70 is supposed that the
VEN o coal in the mountaln above the uhhe mas Acn
s- m su,ot, is i-sutng from The niain az scv ra
nnf. abov. the Tunnel Mr niDh the chieI ciNil
,.u-ipcrr of the road ana Mt~-ls. Wilson q Bradshaw
20 - me riliue and have begun buuding temporary
r * around the mountain, which VIII be competed ID
al
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

NEw-YoEK. Wednesday. oct 20, ls19
The following sales were held at the EX
change saesToon TODAY
By Etct1rf 7 Harn.t
1 3 story brick dwelling with lease of lot. NO ~
East ith-st s. 70; ~ I @i Av'e ii no.. ~, nI
s5n, isa'1 yNig' \. and ma ua, Jonan, ... $1,000
Ss'.'y G o o isi @ ave lot 25i,2: Nrwc,uhe C6Oo
81 - sO.8f; Of 10th ave. lot iYdxso5 8 ,itizrns .
glio,v lns sn stone lyeiins with or 80 73o Lex
IL sionave 20 ftn Of 5sth-si. lot -oz7o' w , ooo
Altman ~ =. y laiie,. {
3.-tOry hrck DWELLING wth lot. No - Ia 5lst,t
-. 1l7 tie OF lsrave, lot le1ioo.o' "e'mama ,.oo
Life In' 90 n, vin r,,.,i & K,aylcg sow
,ots woOolawn Heights each 2oziooi ooo
Nancy BOY" "----.- ~, p c,,id ''' -0V'
lois No. - tc - map ~ Morris ~tcbbinss prop
erty Moirsania wi,iemeyer.--.-....-.---... 675
hltOkDtI REAL h-lArE TRANSFERS.
SHW-roRs "Trr
E.scxs Nos 1872 ana i3t; P rieaer TO John Brevi
and another. 0uc-thd interest 500
Mott ave n cor i5oih.-j, iOo14o5.6. Conlon ana
%iig 10 iSn,y az 81 sits ei41ol1ir. 0OO'
ieisarr eiirT = .... -. $4,000
o'', derou st. 10 ssra6 sniwi,ie 5000
''D pakin. re cree 10 Mary WoodIrf - 80. -. 1850
imsnin referee. 10 N B.risal 49, -. 5000
'''' eTue refereg TO II j Leirrman ''.....-. 5000
o. srien ana another 10 KaLe Murphy 1900
LeT. s eT 5' reiSTee i1 "a Xasns Ausl' 1000
ensnies and traders Naicnai Bank to John
nti-s,. :. $50 { " Of sd-avc 25z95 sarah Hard
7eth.It nI nj. 20 # e Of istave sOx oii Cowan
rr.errr. TIE Nes YOrk Life Insurance add IIust
M..sa cor ,ooh-i IGiiool Cora Lin '''''
coin 20 George v4naerpoei.. -. $500
lar Giliet other. 10 cl.rk. $4,000
123n.st n 90 ft 2 2aave. JOxy0. 4 John u
Lewis. fsferee to John II small $500
eetl, ~ 70 OF 4th.avr. ? xlUO6i Ira K Doy-
Inc and wife to -; 5000
Mc Lean aud wife 10 Amy kei"gg .....---.--- 800
RECORDED LEASES
podg. william F. jr and another. 10 the Wsshburn
anf MOeu Manufacturing umiany, part Of No Zt
@ f}sxara @ a. - " + robinson Hot. Devon '''O
sun-, z2dsL 4th-sye, aiso so Al East
4lsts years O. annual rent Oh oOVO
HE'OkDf, +pHr1A
1,Yeaan " aud husband TO Mclaughlin. n 9 Of
ca.sv I.mss ana oilers 20 q W Morrison and Others
s4:.eaoTs etc 2stn,.t lOhaTs, years 5000
Costello, sarah 10 A Gibbons, 5thss Of 9TH ave,
ponoIue ] and xife + Wise. LeEingOnav@
OF slstst notes -....;,........- 1900
pudiev chaIss K 70 Alex Bu1erDA. illth-st- sOf
same =, II A cram and another executors. etc. same
Ent~is ie COOper 6sthst. of "a ave- .,,
ra.ey yeIs N and hu.5sno 70 { Wright and another
72d st 100 Of I'd ave, years 1000
f2aaSs loa mortgage. yesrs. sotal lAoo
same 4 - Si dave mortgages years. ,otAi- 1000
Fish Catharino 10 Titus. No - East broaa".J' o
same to William Collins ana others. trustees sie.
Nos s3 aud s8 = Divs'onst yesrs---- ---,.s o,5Oo
hAIssI s1;fspr, r%sr sesrs 5000
Timer aud vile tOJ JantzeD, sv cor MofTAst ana 90
LsxingonAy o'ooO
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
NEw-yORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

Klebi-ch c to ~tandfnger n isth.st Of Aven5 -oo
Kuhn Mary and husband TO ncmuth iut $50. lot -oo
No g.. years.. .--.-. -.-,------- '''
Leder'nan. Wie-s 18TH st. OF dave .o.
same and husband n tho NeW-York SAVING. Bank. 400,
siue properly, ! year --------
TItOIIID A-sIGNNLNls Of NOGiGAFE-.
,,.,,.,...s ,,,,,i,s , q, NAY D,ovicrr - eco
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

"Na.r said a little boy, looking mp from
An Illustrated paper ." wish was title south Air-
can boy" "Wus, George T. asked Ills ma. NAN,
,uls. fhcr mothers DONE wear slipper, he iecimsl ~
r.nl-rn--LN LNnrrlsfnwn H.rlln
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
tlonscs ano Rooms Unntco

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NJ W
~ YORK rRIBCNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT HE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. .s3~ Broadway cor. Thirty rst
ST. or yUN West rgeIfy-tunt-st., corner Eig1tnave.
No. 81 East Fourtcenths., corner Union ,g 1are 700
Ihiu-ave.. -seNenth-t, " the bAkLEM OFFICE
22~1 ihlrday Onehu. dreda twenty ourthst
taren Bank Building. up 10 p ~ at regular
office r
FURNISHED HOUSE, OF large FLAT, or
small unfunished house. for very respectable iamy
the best references. Address A. P Box
Il. Tribune Uptown Jfice. ,2Ss Broadwav
WANTED TO BUY.-A dweiing-hOusc and
w ot u feet wde In unexcepuonable neirhbor
hn pr,ftabv between i5th aud 5Jtn--i-. Madison tnd
-th scs early required house must lr n urfct
como ion urce not exceed rZuOuus fefi Ton house
agents viii be consid Address. stating PARTICULAR
A. x BOX -3 Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
rwo rrrIinr TKANs wREoKED.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Oct 2e.-Ihl' morning
two freight trains on the Troy and Boston Railroad
o,rno into collision iust vest N Wlan-own wrrckne
and damaging the ioc"in"uNes' AAo 'Oss %
New-York tribune., 1879-10-30
c5rrirr uropcrin tor sa.c ana % Get.

4 DESIRABLE farm OF u 4crcs IN Monmouth
= 4 County. D.. to Doe sot .ric- of ine court a.
a-.l0r q. -epiell 20. ls,5 I,r pai u.li. Hircss
= "A =. Oa BORN. Auiu .li- itf0i hli iri'N- M.
Fine Country Residence, We,ichcstcr
= C.--ir. 4srs. an conn. .r.rf cor U,Nni VI
sold regardless oa-r 0nird 80 ulutcs from New lorN
AG'fess 90. Box a--a, city
EOR SALE.-Counrry place, near fluyiOwn;
Mmaiouc,k. - lrI~s l. rooms good hni 1nss terms
easy AuaIa-s 3. VAN " il. - " -rt 4-tA7L
EOR SALE CHEAP.-At Bergen Point y. J..
best business street. n tnr f"t house 3D. lli
nu -e-s'. between lrrt ald orrntt- cost g. l-l
30 NiI Do trd inr el.uuu ApSy To
i. COMBS. ~ Me.t-st. Sew foiS 'i-.
lrOR SALE.-Farm m good order; -plendii
location. short distance from r.pnt, one N"lf rnl
New-N k- suitable Dr country .urucr ana give .l. t
Aa4l--s rI.4.A-J HEl =. o. s.. ,5~Z AeF-Norl
nor ~ALE.-A country soat of 53 acrc- in
fhe Ieauiill village nf Geneva situation exec ent
pelr -.ian lc-Iiue couu.rf home Apply to GEitIi
SMITH. Geneva. n. T.
NEW DWELLINGS at Laurel Hill. J.. l.. for
y s'D c very ioN steam aor,c cars iars ceh~s
r. A YOUNG. 30 tXchansrpIace
OCEAN FRONT, on south side of Long
~ Isand lr sie consists of choice land run
o. with mile sLd bali of beach Thai
a~aed This also Las Ar nlvaiaer M
being hoHnae two Sides nY ldar no ~ np IL every
fine cunning Da Ling. n-lng anf ne rare nance Tor
association For rftr@ and lcins
Apply 10 RI LAND x WHITING. , beekuan 81
nRANGE. y. J.-lion,es and Country Seats
~ for sale variety al-o farms anu Jlll
ng oi,. BLACkN ELL BROS Sfj Broadway, Room D.