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New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
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AVERY on Tuesdey February q Alfred r.. oHg son =
I.rbecca tne lave hortto M Avery, M t" -~t year
aisv. M an, friends rc nvri 20 a.teld ~. ss1-fpl 20 ~
la5- s1oe. West I-jh Sc. ffdaf. iroriay
Nt-rur Iaf Orange. y y.
KNAPP IN Grcr1v.cl, Conn February ". A. t.' r" -
arI.e ot ais not-cr -lf- James l.. knapp joseph f.
Fia-r, AZ ,.o chu-cl O.. Greenwich slta'4y. at 10
ka4vs ana friend, are Invited ateni without ilriheR
notice.
LEpFRFr-0n February % 1879 st hi. residence. io2i
4fb.4yr.. t,Hcon b. I.ci.rrr. aged - -~Ars
F-rr .-yres Fil3 molnins. ct oo.'rN az t' Tab
ernacle 3. pti,t Cnurcu.
The members of Atlantic Lodge 80. rs. T. au" > NJ are
hereby relurs 20 n--t ar t1e L"hseroom o. f'rv -
t-i ~ d. or,.S D. m prom tlr puro'-r of Ia 'ng
the 90 r--prci o }ur aJe brother G-DfO+ IL
OH'ii' D' 0'''' Vi '''' CIIAs. " -Y. Soy.
lORp-Tr BROOKLYN on weipe.'ay February 2s or pucu
uou.a JO,euh y1an Lori il tGr 54th -ar OF Ei- az
Funeral Al als a.c ieIr-. NJ" ~ Monfoest ga 7atay'
March 1. at - iclcA %. m
NAtRTHY-At Rio Jan-ir0. January q ~ Yellow fever.
gilbert o. ttaucis + aud Elizabeth a'' ouh
MarDLry. n hI- tiih year
Y lCTTCUiN-In tai. ou ThurSisy. FrbruAT o. 20
after hnari z illness Henry II. Nc. atcheu 6"ta
FirrraI o. SUNDAY.
Furt notice ia papers Ok io-E0fro"
pOiLoCK--At Carthage Landing. Frbruaf' -. ';srg
Doughty. widow ot Thomas PoiocA 10 e --a gear d" 'er
R@i9,ves and frens are nvta attend the funeral
wees at her late residence, ~atartay, az o. ~.
sQUIRE~-On Tueslay morning February -. att"r In'
germ. illness Robert ~Qu4rrs ID the "a wear OF hs te-
Receive. and cncs isiuv arc respectfully nv -
artenf "a, fuurra hi- sre -e.;@lcs. ~" -
.7th-s.. FudaY morning Al 10 CLOCK IIt' Ahy
REQ Ie,ted that no flowers De- sent
WRIGHT wednesday afternoon, February -, 7iih
Wright. tho 10Th year ot h.s age. ..
Relative. a trend respectfully invited . st'sn ''e Ia
day At D. Ills kindly requested that 20 ho~er' b
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i GrooKLry PASTOR CALLED 10 BOSTON


THF REV DR. !. T. DCEYgA = oFTrrFD THg
CHARGE or THE CENTRAL CD>GEFGtHoNE
CHURCH ~ BOSTON.
The Rev. DR.. Joseph r. DUryca. pastor OF
the Cassor Avenue Pre.bgtcIln CGGren.at C.--9-aye
and Monroe s-., Brooklyn has received . luminous
cau % tae pa.toritc of the Central Coa-r, gl.1ual
Church g. -,on. A cal wl- Cxt'alcd o. D.. Duryca
about year aud na,i aep. hut De decline" to
entertain if De Fi 10; wish leave the Ca-sou Ave
Lue Church u t4e nuaacd difficulties uAdor h.cI 10
was l4Dor gt1eu. these have now b.n provided iJr
.1 thai tnc trustees state 4i they could fr tr remain
ing dr0t. $4,000 W tHo v ck- z sired. Dr. Dur n
bad 100 i.e, Ar y, that thc cali would ever be- t1eved
and tne suuiec atn brought 20 hsuofc' iour
We, IS a-o Ge n., lluch suppressed OI Monday hr mot
the committee of tne Central ChuIcn. The committee
claDeu tta. u DO were qu0 stHu %. rivalry between two
cnurcne, a. s1which should have a. popular rrcaener.
the cal would n.v.r haze necn made; out tna i was
question %. use -r.r,s. because the Central Church
had wider G.I and greater cppar'ng'Ie-. These
view. Rerc urged bY ,ucI mrn as Professor Park
Or AudoytT The gg. m DuaLd and othc-. as ryIsoas
FOR Dr. Duryc-'. acceptance oI t4c call Tho matter
was Al before The OH ers ot tle Cason A'rune
Caarcl l4-t evening Tn congregation stu mast ba
consulted DR. Dsryea f. mRIi.uZ O. decide tA" g'es-
tiou h,.ore rae teensof his cou;7saaou hrs been *
pressed.
Dr. Duryc, wsz graduated from i1e,lon college In
I-gG auG from tl. Iaro.rar1. school tI.r" EDhf;
atei. II. receive! MS Doctor. deS.rc .r.u Pr1.cron
IL. wl, aJ d..J pastor ,f rae sixth street p; ~ny-
t.raa Cna.oA m Troy whence lc clur o. the
Collegiate l. formed Church o- t-, c.-,. having ai
col e4,u-s the I.y Dr,. Y@rmy- and Chambers. I'it
'h.A' u'- l"" ''Ii. n, ID" '''l' !, '. 49,. ..,i
Tot ZION. Dr brr ca. while u t.- position wa "'N'l
Df Theodore T. On bow ne hN"d H- E'HhZr lr'i CON
years to accrp call TO hs present position IA-i vas
tw-lyr years ago ..,. .,. ,-.-.,....-., .. d,
wonder chaor. ,eat.a- iDJ nrr-,1-, N!il u...'' .
of - The chapel was ,'"1 eIiIt-rl "a -rti ''' dIA
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-, d,.piay, aud an amusing story is told by Miss
u,s.ter in relation 60 this fondness When he was De-
,vrrn three aud four years OF age he was sent one
s.s,,,er ~ England 10 consult n specialist about
,o.s he Ind then IN the feet and ankles As he
-, ,hr,n.h Paris his attendants noticed that he WAS
s;.,ntented and even irgtab!c. His SoveTness asked
80, What allied him. "why does not the guard mere
1T NET" he replied. wih fierce childish passion
g., BrcV.ter Is reminded by tins ot similar story
"a NJ one Of the SONS Of The Crown Prince o. Prussia
- Rc was little fellow. under four wear, ~ age.
" had great trouble 90 make him wear lls gloves
~, h. went ont driving A. last they told hm tne
&c se So a. to avoid Eiyug Hlm tue royal
W,,,o v.iten they could nof o. n EC did NOT we1C
.o. Yli. ended tie trouble inSta" Nv. Every day
go t,e i1lr of drlyiD thn boy tu his Iuf-e
,5 p.r..d Der 70 help uIui uuN ON the gloves. Ihen
,,td rash the p~iaCt wtEUoW, ;nTu~t our ht iN"
Httie lotd aaul.. Sh3hluL thtm ta~tiF, and tft -
y. 6is baf,r voice. Don't 20 away see have the
,-Iave-
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
THE ELEVENTH CENTURY.
III LII ~ 4 - +--' q 80
TuF REV DH -TOEHS EEFlEW5 TIE ACE F.E-E4 90
THAT or BeRNAEr og CLAEyAUX.

rur REV DH. -roEK, REVIEWS THE AGE r-E-Epl,"
THAT or BeRNAEp og CLAlEyAUX.
The second lecture of the Rev. Dr.. Sfous' (,
eor. gf eight ou BerIIrd of Cl4IyduI. which WIS d.
,yei .t evening in Brook yu Art Building Wa lis-
t-i 10 H., large audience. Liae Che LIs- t was pre-
.ir.uaf, ~ tAr gen -. r,t. D. consisted oi 4'-
view of l4- e.ey-nth crary leal the close Ot "Aie-
BERNARD Uts born o. Burgundy.
Centuries, 80, tLr lecturer. IleFri uarc slowly ih ID
t.1n now, and lu order ~ understand Bernard :
age we must review THAT wncu PIE edei u.
Alter 1893. the yrar when 70 was De-
uey4d tlere va- 20 be general c'-
tr,r1 of tc world A-l passed. au UTspriHe ~ CONN
d.acr appeared oD man sides. The great il-
berltsnce OF historical Christianity belonged son
10 the Church. and the Church was stli
tbe ez.-..u- monument of the Lord on eartn.
.t.i.t um. wise leaned l.d lssrr0u. Pope seemed
, ,r.r-...,..t-. I'D 1893. Benedict X became FOpe.
oo, nis career wa Infamous Al hs deNth the cup
-, ,b 1gin4ton was fnl. ana then succeeded better
pooe.-Ieo TX, victor a.. stephen ~ Achoas II. Alex
.u,.r IT, auI 4t length lildeu4-li. W1o m 1913 wac
o I'D IN, CHAIR o e Peter Jy tie voice of Tic clcr-y,
,,ei,rr.t.s aud citizens. Cude the tile ~ Gregory
WI re continued Pope ur,i his death, II 1888.
Ui. maine has been clothed win evil reno"n. Hr
h,. been accused not only OF arroEance' but oi
,.tpg the magic ariA OF falsohOod and perjury. nuj
even Of adultery HIS temper was haush'y aud
I irit i,pctuou, lie Is not 10 be accepted without
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

reserve as hero and martyr Those who
Ahe" hlni described him as religious man.
a lover OF 5u.tice, chas.e. modest, sober
and hosptable. He laborcd and suffered for
the best tbngs, and gave mighty mo-
menrum 20 tendencies which needed 70 be
evolved for the development OF Europe.
He was not Yet ordained priest when, with tumul
tuous uuanimjtv, be elected 20 succeed
Alexander. After delay he accepted the honor
and hlz moment0us pOntfcate BEGAN. he had
Two ends In yieH-the enfranohsement OF the
Church, and Its reform 20 purer morals and
a better life. He had a magnificent con-
cepOn steadily IN mind The so-ca 81 decrees ot 1910
may not be authentic, but they express fhe view z
OF Hlde5randt. Here Ia theocreey detEiie srd
eonsecrated God t1at ne would fortify and extend
- oou4e nos be pnt IN opeIniou without being ressei
~ sHoy married 1nd pfod gat" priest by every King
and most of ail by the Emperor.
Ln'dsoLandt had no armed forces NJ q cou-
MANI. lie was not always secure IN his owu
crautaL, Bu he had some enormous powers.
vas prodic'ous instrument Hi' Character gave him
IMMENSE ad'auta-e; The sunar-tiioua t'mper o. tLo
times also aided hn. II would hayc been
h,,n wholly carrie out with in,0-s cler-s he far
F7, IRE RIO thls crucial co'het un D. D.
NraieFrr may have been bis ,ult,.sI- from tIe Ir.
10 Vas never sway .G from "Aat be- deemed iast ~ o.,
l4.r-.- ~, N-llri' "i men, a." aN'i H. .'r- i.t
him. Npf long arcr ms death. afrr jbr br..
D. h"t" o.. Ncor H.. Jcp1n IL. became
&" 'ur Gospel ,,u tua anud ~ the udarL Ias crusade
f...t .ti,I .i ..-.-.. .t ~. r,,.. .r.I..-- ID ..a s,
".o.-., !'leac -He paou OF ue.,ory rlel tle Papa.
I, 'a.. t..r3 o' tt. eleventh century d. r.r.l 10 %
rarset d.-.r. --.mfh. ur-' af;1 w-i.h Ito.e0rd.
I.' c.nt.sf sroiv,ea Sos a. ,,, u-.iou' dort.r'ul
.e4ctrr. -rest tntrr ~ though. m Others.
>n .sc - uo .i-r b.. no a.. cau want D.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

UTiDN OF HIS Eh.f.
A lecture WIS delivered ia-r evening IN the
-.l,a rr.,.v.,raa church. by j. .. li,vs- toiorcll.
ytr,.-, resident or the Yong N.nr ip!.n CHRIS
ran Assola'.ou. Tuc subject was IN MODE. e.u
Ucuse of Bondage. or he N"w Enforcement "f
IN, American Negro" The ,praGocs remarks were
directed chiefly the consideration ot The present co-
ditiou OF Tie black man. v .rth as wel as south.
Before the var h- -ait. negroes were chattrs that
.,d 81 vsiue buy now It was nart 20 tel what they
,ycr lie crlrcz.d ihc Republican party ~ to-day FOR
what he characterized their BETRAYAL OF tho coored
r.rr. and said hat the rga Republican party died
trI I,i.r Brown rn.dieus stevens aud Charles sumner
Tnp ceior.d mau wirh % simplicity ,Gdt was TO Dc dt-
p.orc,. had placed confidence 10 mn WI" hHo leo
bi,n downward instead of upward. IL wa,
r-uized f3r trndglng around tho streets.
carving a torch aud setting on IRE
works: bu' the party ID its treatmrut of him vas Ike
ssn Inacs' 1uue that waited for ,'A months TO Let
,.,.- .r.rrc 10 ne.tov q gooi kick IT, Thought that
ine go cred race ,hogd become brotherhood ""! AIHR
.,,c-r. r. -.r, .ipr. The pi"aLrr rct red also
fl % pr-.,ci,n o. tie Jow, -ad ih''r iat''' ana
gradual r-- Irt. tnrt.ioW. "l' oc'f''u t- lcs'''n
Nt!t capable OF I..r trt"l'pui 'Ai.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
THE PHILHARMONIC CLUE.

This club (Which has given us some Of the
plcasantest chamber concerts that have had this
Wmterl viii give its third concert Of cham
der music at Chckcrng Hall. Tuesday evening
next The programme Is pleasantly varied. II opens
with sextet for strings, 10y Brahms Top. ls there Il
Nendelssohn's Quartet IN minor for pisno. violin.
viola and cello and II closes with octet for Strings
,op - by syeuGseu. the Morse composer Mr. Richard
Hoffman VIII De the pianist IN the Mendcssohn Qdar-
tet. ANA MRS. GIauccr-Dow III sing Lists "L)reley
aud Max BrucHs Penelope" Tic other performer
viii Le the regular members OF he club ussisttd by
McSsrs. L5udner. Darz Hermann and Eeincccius.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

The Issue oi to-day cpl.l,aI
ENILprhINIEl 3u,CELlANY
HrNoGs oF TIRE pNY.
wASHfrGTpN AID OTHER DOMESTIC NsAN
Lc..ers Aom >aI -a4 J,4c. Correspondent, IA ule ~
World and the Nrw.
A PULL PAGE OF AGRICULTURE
Price uA "Iapp,rs r'aY toe mailing. ave cons per copy
cops. sa, use copies ola. ten copies sld 0Is
extra rs Postage 90 all ease, frre % .Ir -ub.c- ,~r
A't~--- THE rgGRTNE Nes.vo-x
sure Cure Tor lung. Throat ana Malarial Diseases
EYE a ID HOCk," A. PREPARED ~ MI SOLD
81 LEADING DRUGGISTS AND kECOMMENDKD BY
PRO tiNENI PHYSICIANS. ASK FOR NY RYE
And KOCh," AND TiKE no OTHER 81 PER LARGa
BOTTLE. ~ NAN B2Il. 50 CHAABEhs srs ot.N ~
DOORS WEST OF DNOADWAY
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

C.or.nsrowy, y. Y, Feb. 27.-ArEumen.
,r t. mai ~ MyIou Eua for murder c.'-eI
.t 2.3J o'..o. q us afternoon. Jndre Murray o't'-
pied ono hour and laf iu i.s claTee 10 'he jury
r., i1ry went oar st $50 y. M, and al p IN.
vyt-c' q. ..wrd 20 90 O. then o'a4li h--Ae'.'. 'D
.f..per accompanied by officers. Ile J'Iy 't
-..n D. u returned "a verdict Of guilty. Ibty
,'-re unanimous on the ts ballot rrrf soip'I.
rn.l .,,,. INTO court with -mLc and never HacAri
,....l f.r ,e.t. 90 was pruIOuucei.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

PTrsroS, Penn, Feb. 27.-Abo1t five acres
- valua- land over the Peuu.vvauil Coal Company,
No shaft here cAved IA to-day. 1hi' wl cause tae
cou.pany serou, o-s ), Is sad Tue coal underneath
u .v,f be gut out owing 20 the troachecou- coudi-
-u az thf roo. = large brick z'uuUi-IO17r situate near
tt s-u, Is totally wrecked No loss of NE Is &pOIlcL.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
-. ErupING. DE.TEOYLD.

PRKrRsBrRG, W. Va, Feb. 27.-Early tins
r,,ruirga IT, II skdmore'. iouudry 90 the cofn'l al
Market aud kaua~hasts destroyed IHal Ou..H!u- ana
C,houn's Hotel. adjoining The wind. blowing gale
b A,,p,. IL a block u business houses, destroy
,,, sfnytthrr ten buildings before The nrr couid DE-
-ubduro Iuc loss Is estimated al F<0,OOV' On "A4cA
tuere is lttic III lrance.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

Elevation, and the Reubke Sonata. All OF MT
Whites efforts haye been ambitious, bat he has
attempted nothing daring q this programme tfOr
the Reubke Sonata alone is Of the severes tests OF
an orgauists powersj. and his experiment viii be
watched with little interest by those who care for o.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28


Na'1. Lleu'eh'ht MAS'u VI 'n' N1'S - -,
paper. before tho Geographical Society on q" The
-. - r n IL y .ol-
Reservation OF LILO At sea- J' ~ Iia' e. ,V'
orcd man, lcrflrcd on the present Cola5ioh OF INC
h'-Iuc''
....,--,r., - -. ~ .- rrrr.,-yr-
lhlNNiiI I-I-N wv 'i-'ii Ai'l ''li-'oA'
PROFESSOR CHANDLER DETAILS THE WORK oF lHI
pt,r.r,f Ho&ru - rul- CITY
Under the title Of Sanitary Science and
r.ri, t.... f,-...-.,r C-4r.- l. Chandler urtsi-
d.Hi ~ me H'''I "i h'ai'i d'i.ti'u le''".' bass
vsnlur ln ,rc AGtlru Memorial Church.
t..'.. D., -. t...
'hs'n'h. TO ~" 'nH F''''iN' "-' '" '' i''' ''.
..,f-. , ... t-,.u.- r-..- .r. g.diu tins
...... r....... ...t f....... ....... ., .,.....
ward. hlt q % cl-r Di contiguous d-'a.' occurred
10 one eoult u-I.... In f~.1 tt s... al painted
, 80
r-f' bi.'". 'H i~'f 'i g.. fi''"l". '~- ia'l- '
Il ..Ith In t--- -- 900 distinct i.y... -.t.5ta utI.
.,f.t. ..... . .. .t ....- f.r...,.. I'D al.
,....r
one oi tl- ,t-t s- GA" a- obtained IS good "r h''r
o,,t. .,d i,s.5. r, r.r.. TIA. .,.i.rp ta..-,- i-
, . -... ..
i.,,s and i,-, .r ,o.,,i. -...,- - 4. fortunately
and ve often br attn 70 a1I are rr'Ta..
~ its czts...rn. Tsr ,T .- r.i- Lia 'srr
..ri,p. . ..- d r,.y. .4 .... ... ...- .- .-r Ella.
'''''
h"l-"s ia iAr CIV t. i' &" h'. i'. ''- ' .'''.
c.l-, uf Lo.-.s. f-- tie f...-.,t..-. ...-.s e..
- i. 4 .-.... .... ..g 3D., .....
''
DE. I'D" -i '''.I '' tiA-'' .'-'' +i.-' ''."
I".rc sewerage. I- a.-n In;"rilI 900 .tt connect '. IT,
al. e,r, f- +I .- ..,,. ,f , ...-. ,..., r Die
,.........-l I.........
a-'d with Black iG"i n.a '..'t all clio '-'
Toe sue Was ".~.' ".''' '- '' Wv
...
..-..,.. ,. ....-.,., I....-.... .,... ...... co.,.
I,.. -t.,lt -. ,. .. ..-.-. .. r..,.p .ir.. lama.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
Grand Jury for failing to allow negro jurors to
Great indignation prevails.
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for hs past "A hours

svnopsis for me past "A hours.
WASHINGTON. Feb. %, L q. m.-Tho barom-
eter has risen the Atlantic Coast, with norherly
vinds lower mperature and generally clear weather.
Clear weather has prevailed in the southern States with
cold north o. winds and continued high barometer
Tho barometer has fallen in the Mississippi valley from
the Gulf Coast nnrtbvrd 20 Lake SuncriOr and Mlni-
toD3. with warmer east south winds, partly clOGny
weather and M the Northwest gbi snow. The baron
ct-r Is CHEST north of Ltke Ontario. Run las pre-
vailed IN Oregon aud Washington Territory.
Itdican0nS
For NcvT-n-'and crnc- 'ly clear and continued cold
weather leut usrr westerly winds Dec0ming fianc
during toe o0y, aHi slight ri--, followed by Slowly
failing barometer.
FOR me Nidti. States winds shifting 20 ca-t end
south ~ +h partly cloudy weather. srd duri- m" faf
Slowly fading barometer and slowly rising tcmleratuic
Cuuiogdrg SgANs.
CaH.ouorv rI..1o,- -2t.- cJujiaus along tue coast
from ~.ao- Hook 20 80 ANN .u.
vPi,iNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
FOUR VALUABLE LECTURES

DISCUSSIONS OF INTERESTING TOPICS.
PROFESSOR CHANDLER TALKS on SANITARY SCI
ENCE And THE CIrY's HEALTH. AND LEUTFN-
ANT MASON oN LIFE-sAvING-TBE REV. DR..
sTOREs LECTURES on TIE ELEVENTH CENTURY
AND J. d. HAYES ON THE CONDITION OF TIE
NEGFOEs.
Professor Charles T. Chandler lectured last even
ing. in the Anthon Memorial Church, on
Sanitary Science and Public Health He
discussed the best methods of drainage, OF
ventilation and of street cleaning and dwelt on the
evils Of the teDoment-house system. The Rev. Dr.
Richard 5. storrs delivered IN the Brooklyn Art
Building hi- second lecture on Bernard OF Clair-
vaux" Lieutenant Mason Of the Navy read
paper. before tho Geographical Society on The
Preservation of Life at Sea-" j. D. Hayes col
orcd man, lectarcd the present condition OF the
urTrur-
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

CnaInomc Blood and Liver Pills .p- C.5n'.'rs' .a.
L.. -,uf p.fr.v rt4t able f,rLlt tL tae .i' '.7
--ia b.trtb1rn dizziness pqpr..-v, lr ..nr. r",-
r , ..0A Ie d4rle pan n bl's ur 3ui'-, a-"'' i.
f,.ftuu.. nerve. .ff r't''d tongue. '- ..
i,, y cents AL t.ucg-l- PTlripl. IepDt iJ .t.. 81
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

Mf. john White, tie oiGanist 'of -. Pat
Heta tA asaral. VIII give fac urL ot As free organ re-
t''ai' ai ClieAcring Hal saturday afternoon, al
l4i pasl O'Clock. Nr Wntr Is excellent orgaulst.
e1a as elections for tss Work exceptionally at
Ae'Ye I-ey Include the s.cat FIutasla aud Iu-ue ia
MINOR FRO ana Canon uy MeIkel, Rlfters
'" sonata, the charming SAINT Saens
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

c. ATFS-n T.F2r-Ou Tuaslav, tebrfa~v -. = f'e l'
s. Av-c tivsr. tDnu. by TIE Rev. o.. l. Hunt 3D. ID .
Prank a C5a.es ~ D. o y.t., Bri4Lc. go su., u4i--
teI of Warren BecDr Of Broohiy =. i. No CARDS
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
NDcrMgNr OF ymGINlA JUDGE5.

pASyuLE, Va, Feb. 27.-n the United
states Court mere to-ia5 Judge Alexander Eiyes presid
,,r NV, COUNT court Judges were indicted by the
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
. Spetlal Aotltes
During the Pnst 30 Yea.

OpfhlHI -NOAlNNP
During the Pact 30 Years
Life FA-tin verified by inHunrrlhf frfu
cses great In rheumaiIsD scroiua and disca- i
Geo. A Leaviu 4 20, AuctiOneers.
THIS FRIDAYl EVENING February =. az the Le1vi,s
All GaloaIcs. now OI exhibition.
PRIVATE COLLECTION oF PAINTINGS
The collection Of vel known cOl1oisseuT and COLLECTOR
NlBEkI
DFTATIIF
MEI-~SER
DAVID cor.
~IMONFTTI
Gna near one huudrei others.
Nervous tx austOn medical essay c0mprisnya .s1ss
Of 4 KllI's Mu.cur %
YorS and curs pgematf. lsc ue. Iuyug
dsuutaby osJ health may O- reZsnei, afDrlng sclr
synopsis mD-mrnts 20 marriage snt tns r-at 'ut Jt
prriruce mail currency pOsli Al re-s
Secretary. kAuN'o tiu,eIIG IS 8r''a "a' Se" forS
Post Onice Nouce- he the .niny
ATtHDAN. Marc1 J. iS'3 will c'osa 40 Tins Jn"n 0a
Queenstown. TIKI r. DA \. 20 $50 au,.Yr EUTJur
chester gIreU-fuEu
ani France must e spec ally alire.,~l aud
,,H-r,orrr and Hamburg SATURDAY al . a u. Tor
ireland oY s-Ap'lD Ma7ltAou. VIA Queenstown AMI ~
4 4 SCOT ami direct Dt sf~4UsI.Y n,.1Uil va Gas.
so~ lud 1890 d. EuiUpe. uv steanslO Itein va
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chester ami M,TltAyu 90 not mAI- Deumars
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Inc mails .t nassau, ~. P clyo New fJlA February -
rhr nt" %. 49, ih'llas l'ti' I-'n l"t N"nrzlr.l Will
Sow York February -5. lAs mails .or Lsy Jamaica
And i.l.,u February .-. Ihr mail. sr
Haytna lttf~ NrN-for< t'urllry - and March T. Ihs
mail, ipr -ruI.I leave Nrw or It IIy 20. The nails
Tor A.Ilr -14tn PAcnc Pori, leave N-s-Yora Alrc
J. Ilr fl- CANA 81. 4s14a otyf Francisco arch
The i.r Aarllis. 80. leave ~al Francesca Matca
THos r. JAMES. Pj,,aA,.,.
Post 1r'r. N~N. .N0'N, i"nrl1rv 2-. $50
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

TrWJAG LOCAL og-EayAT,oES.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-15
The National Educational AssO.
citation.

The National Educational AssO.
citation.
The next annual meeting of the Ma,
tional Educational Association will be
held in Philadelphia Oh July 10Th, Beth
and 3lst. The Association Is divided
into department of Superintsndence,
a department of Normal schools, de-
partment of Elementary instruction, a
department OF Higher Education, and a
department of Industrial Education.
John Hancock, of Dayton, Ohio, is
President of the General Association.
The regular meetings Of the Association
and of the departments will he held in
the Normal School Building. Two ev-
ening meetings will be held in the
Academy Of Music. The programme is
too long for publication in this connec-
tion. Among the subjects to be dis
cussed are the following: "The High
School Question:" "a REIMBURSEMENT of
Common School studies necessary"
Methods of Professional instruction in
Normal Schools" and THE Beginning
Of Industrial Education" The pros
pect is that this will be the largest aud
most influential meeting OF teachers
and friends Of education ever held in
this country. This meeting will afford
the teachers Of Delaware and especially
those Of Wilmington, a rare opportunity
Of becoming acquainted with many OF
the most able aud earnest teachers Of
other States.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-15
THE RIGHT soRr OF A GIRL.

Just fair enough to be pretty, .s-
Just sentle enough - be sweet.
Just saucy enough TO he witty,
Just dainty enough " be nest.
Just tall enough to be graceful,
Just slight enough for . iay,
Just dressy enough to be tasteful.
Just merry enough to be gay.
Just tears enough To be tender,
Just sighs enough to De sad,
Just soft enough 10 remember
Your heart thro' the cadence make glad.
Just meek enough for submission,
Just bold enough to be brave,
Just pride enough Tor ambition,
Just thoughtful enough to be grave.
A tongue that can talk without harming,
Just mischief enough to tease,
Manners pleasant enough to bs charming,
That put you at once at your ease.
Generous enough, and kind hearted,
Pure Us the angels above;
On, from her may never be parted,
For such is the maiden love.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-15
TINE TABLE.
-,.,Ns LsAvE WILMINGTON.

uIusd.Iphia; a.sI. 100, a.lo, s:oo 80
fcr ph,'n1sao ~ ~ z M: 1885, $50, 100: w
~ w n m. On Sunday, 2o7. S.loa'
o.. awy; yo,I: ~ 2.S7, 100, 1904, 2. n.; l9Se
New ~ limited Express. ~ p. m.
1879 .. ~. w. and Washington: ll6l. 2lo,
BslaDvav: 1887 p. m. Limited express,
tS O. ~ ~ .. 10. On Sunday, l2.'l, 2lo,
~; s;nn,, ID, and Ray Line: 1903 sp. m.
BalumUrs Ball,na"rs and way stations: s.3s q. M,
tlsP. =. q. .,,.. o.,s 1. a., lee. SIS p. m.
NV mw.ors II. r.. e.lb 10. m: LOO, $50 p
sandsy, ston 4 Northern X. K: go A.
Wln'Im n and $50 D. m. Sunday except
NJ ~ W mW Western K. r.: 7.l6, 1880, AIN.
Dsls"p,o n sunday train 8.4O A. nj.
WI m .RRIyE At WILMINGTON.
1A,d 11s,,a ,adslDhis: a. Is, 2.08, $50, 8.lO .. m,
rnl'1SSlI 10 al I.02, 2t0, 4.20, b.l3, 6.26, 100,
ES,, y !, M Il ~ M. on Sundays: l2As, 2.oS,
Mi ,slO 4. m: 1885, lib, =. m. .. os ., a,
baltimore: 4 81 9.29 a.esa. m.; . 10, !, Ho''
as' $50 p. m. On Sundays; z'@' B. m'
m
n ~ Washington: Isl, a. M: l2;2S, IS7,
is a.so p. IN. On sundays: 1''i D. Nj
v" sw Castle: $50, l2.lO q. m;
sun m. No Sunday trains.
u ~ II,slawsre X. r.: $50 q. M; l2lo, 7.lo
u; Wilmington 4 Northern r. X: 500
" llSO a, m.; and 6.48 p. IN.
y no,aware Western Il. R.: 500 y. m.
,b SO p. m. Sunday train t.s5 r. M.
w. ~ soR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHlLADKI-
PHlA.
:, grcsd street and Washington avenue
s% ID 100, 1880, ll.4b Q. M: 1.3o, 500, 4.0O,
rs I,' sOO. SIS o. .45. 11.8O p. M. On sun
AVE- ,r, T.sOS s. 80 8, m.; 500, ll.S0 p. m.
III 'iiiblrty-Second and Market slrects: Loo,
|,s ii IS q. M; l2.25, 400 600, lilo p. m.
On rundavs' LOO. a. m 0