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New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
NEUJERSEY LEGISLATURE.
THE HOUSE MAKING Up FOR LOST TIME-AN Eio-
QUENT ELIzABETHAN-A VETO.

THE HOUSE MAKING UP FOR LOST TIME-AN Eio-
QUKNT ELIZABETHAN-A VETO.
fPRoy THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRTBUNEl
TRENTON, March 1O.-The House &het this
afternoon contrary to custom for purpose OF making
up the time lost by the early adjournment last week.
when the members rd from their lab r. tn the reere-
ations and bcGulements OF the Ncw-fork Capita Inc
day ixCd for the final adjournment Is Friday the li'n'
and there seems determination to adhere to IT, which
bodrs M for the fate OF number OF bills when REMAIN
Enacted upon. In fact, II Is pretty certain that NAN
hundred bills at least Will fail for want Of time alone
If adjournment should take place at the time mentoueu
The ONLY event OF special interest the meeting OF
the House this afternoon was buncombe discussion
upoD a bill introduced by Mr.. Dunn Of Elizabeth MI
Dunn is the orator OF the Elizabeth Common council
whose from is sessions on several occasions
was among the causes OF its failure organize To-day
he gave the House a taste Of that oraOry which mas
stirred the sturdy Mesians Of Ezabetbport 10 eh'"u
slsm in advocacy OF bill making all past due mort
cages pay OF interest not exceeding per cent
Supreme Court has decided that contracts cannot De
abrogated and tnat the bill proposed that ana nons
less IN COMPELLING the mortRaSye 10 nTprer 49,,
instead OF per cent. The touse. now snj i
passed the bill 10 10 10. Another measure that crcaeu
considerable discussion was Senate Dill preVrhtng
dumping in the tde-waters OF the state. Inc OIL wouir
practically bar the sewage OF newark iroth en i-
Newark Bay, aud the Essex members hal II lad over
tor week. three day, after hnai adiounnenl
bill appr0praiing ~ 600 for exhibition OF STATE poi
tery at the Capitol passed unanimously after cousdeIa
bic discussion.
a fire engine enabling NeNBrunswlck to coiItrI
water rents; JOINT resolution. loaning arms 10 I'M
Kearney Post, q. A. r., Newark; enabling Harrson'
Hudson County, to have a fire apartment. .,t.
The first from the Governor sent III tLs
Resolution No ? providing Tor the distribution Of the
tax laws among assessors. on the grouhd nIt no
provided for paying the expenses of the pruning
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4 PROTEST fRoM LIQroR DEALER&

DEMONSTRATING AGAINST THE NEw INTERNAL
REVENUE LAW.
Amoeting of the liquor trade was held yester-
day TO demonstrate against the internal
law Charles NICK. Loeser presided. and among those
present wa. H. F. James, Chief OF the United states
Customs Bureau Washa gton. In discussing the bill
Nj. L9eser objected to the section increasing the
force OF special agents, and compelling merchants 10
furnish a transcript Of all entries by the lOh Of each
month. lie also opposed To section Il, which re-
quired that al distilled liquors. wines malt liquors
imported In buk packages should be cent TO the public
stores or bonded warehouse for inspection aud stamp
ing by the Government inspector.
Charles Renauld said that the new law so badly
vorded that it would create a confusion IN learning
which liquors should be stamped. An expression OF
opinion was called for BY Commissioner james, and the
meeting unanimously declared against the stamp pro-
vision OF the law
Commissioner James said that the Secretary OF the
Treasury would probably consider that there sG
cient latitude in the hill TO prevent him from carry
ing out the bonded warehouse section literally. Al
present ne sald' ony one III zen "i inc pa'hdE's uI
ported required to be sent % the bonded warehouse
and the liquors inspected upon the dock and then
removed by the merchants. II tdc stamp WAS 10 be
used, Mr. James thought II snould be placed over the
Dung.
give a bond for goods he had no hand IN making. II
was Odous principle, he claimed, that rectitiers
should be called upon TO give BOND IN cnect thu teJ
would not cheat the Government The present law, he
held, working well and satisfactory TO the trade
and lie thought that al honorable means should De
employed 10 have tue bI repealed
Mr. shaw said tpat the Government bad started
wrong and he did why the liquor trade should
be selected foc such odiOus legislation.
After general conversation IT was resolved TO ap-
point "A committee OF five to draw W the views OF the
wholesale liquor trade, showing. the Necessity Oi a
repeal Of the internal revenue law To be forwarded 80
the Secretary II tue treasury, acf btlhg submitted 10
the counsel Of the Wine and spirit Traders Society
The char aP2oated as tas commt'es CRL'f' Eeaagd
ers Charles KrOss, Rhine wines aud IL. l. Nichols, aez
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CURIOUS MATRIMONIAL COMPLICATIONS.

The proceeding by John L. Knapp to re-
cover two Of his children from their mother. before
Judge Lawrence Yesterday brought out curious
answer The mother says she obtained divorce from
Knapp in Indiana. and married again. Afterwards
Knapp induced her not TO resist his own SUIT for divorce
In this State and she making no defence he got his
divorce and il was arranged that he to have two
of the children. She says Der husband cared nothing
for the children and put them in public institution,
rom which she took them. The petitioner denied me
validity OF the Indiana divorce and any neglect OF MS
children Judge Lawrence. with some sharpness SAID
II the mothers story true the second divorce was
Illegal and 10 be at once abrogaed He adj Jurued the
matter for days obtain proof as to the Indiana
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THE COURTS.
A BURGLARS PLEA IN COURT.

John Hope, the man who is indicted Tor
hursary in the third degree IN connection with 'he
Manhattan Bank robbery and for robbery in the first de-
ree on another charge. put in by his counsel Chares T.
Rrooke special plea that the Grand Jury was muu-
.nced by improper evidence The question was argued
a length before Judge COwng who gave yesterday MS
so,s,on He comedies that the Grand Jury ought not
20 act In on arbitrary oppressive manner or 10 re-
reve improper evidence on which to ionnd an lndlcl
nenf Vet thew might 20 outside OF evidence and hnd
an Indictment on their knowledge. After dlspo,-
Ing OF minor question, he OverrWeu the pea VIII VIII
leave 10 the prisoner plead plea OF not guilty
will probably be made to-day.
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TRU4NCY STATISTICS.
CHILDREN WHO WILL not ATTEND sCHoOL-wHAr
Is DONE WITH THEM.

CHILDREN WHO WILL not ATTEND SCHOOL-WHAG
is DONE WITH THEM.
The annual report of William Kemeys, the
Superintendent Of Truancy of this city, has been
published, aud shows that during tile year
the total number of OF absence from school
investigated was 11,4O0. OF this number 2,sG4
children we're kept at home by parent, /;
1915 were absent OF sickness and 46s be-
cause poverty. The residences of 1850 could not DO
found. The total number of children cassed az ruants
aud nonattendnts was 1872. OF truants 1882 were
returned school, and $40 non-attendants were placed
in schools. There committed By the department
to IefOrmatOry institutions seyenty-seyen children
during the year. MIR. Kcmeys appointed john :.
Ketcham. the Truancy Agent for the With School
District to collect statistics which would show the
practical workings of the compulsory school law Mr..
Ketcham in his report says: d" The eleven agents OF
truaucy in years have investigated 4s9O7 eases
returned to school 1868 truants; taken from the
streets put into school 2473 idle disoodent or
dlsordery children and sent caused TO be sent TO
reformaory institutions 627 more who could not be
induced to attend school The police officers detailed to
AID the Agents of Truancy. addition to making
arrests of children to be committed have collected and
returned 10 schools $50 books that the teachers
unable to recover, Ihe average atendhpce ~ %"
the schools mentioned has increased from 4Ji per cent
for the four previous 10 the enforcement OF th
law ass per for the four since 1t went INTO
operation In the Chlldren's Ald society schoo-a tne
change has been SIN more apDlTent, the average per
years previous 500 per lor the four since
the law went into operation.
The records of the police courts show however, in
the positive manner, where the good effects OF this
been felt For tue four before II went INTO
operation the number Of children between agrs Of
eight and fourteen years, arrested and held or COM
mltted by these courts was 1896, while Tor the four
years following there were but 1896 shown: a de-
crease Of 1lG0 about p per cent, without
L.akiuZ any allowance Tor increase OF population.
There Is apother feature shown by these figures. For
the yeacS -7J and 1876 the police recOrCs SHOW very
rapid deere sc Of the compulsory age, while
for Is77 and 1873 they show sight Increase
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sFoUELs OF The ARSON TRIALS.

Cohen Davis. chef witness for the de-
fence on the trial of Bernstein and Freeman for arson
has been indicted for perjury. He was clear that he met
enc Of them at birthday party the night OF the nre
November H. while the birthday Of the child really
occurred October 26. Growing out Of the same ulaI
second indictment of Joseph Levy the occupant OF me
apartment at No. IL LuGowst where the Ire TCcuIe % %
lew was not present waen the fire was klndeu nor
with Perlstein. Bernstein and Freeman. the lhCeh'
dar1es and ne indicted "a an accesSoIy pejoIe
the fact Davis and Lew were arrslGned yesterday,
and committed 10 the TOmbs ia default Of ball
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SUSTAINING A POLICE CAPTAINS ACTION
Charles Harft sued Charles Mcdonald. the

LudrleS ndIIJ Sutu OlidlltS hNl/OhdAu, 'iiO
Police Captain OF the Eighth Precinct and got verdict
The defence Of Captain Mcdonald was that being So
ncited from in Greene-st he entered the house
Rnd arrested the person who TO the door He was
not in uniform but stated his official position Others
came 10 the help the arrested and he was put
put Obtaining help be broke open the door and made
some arrests. for this breaking Of the door he
was sued The brought ont the question whether
The fOrcble entry Of the house was ega Inc Geutrl
Term Of the Marine Court. Judge McAdam giving the
opinion the decision OF the court below, nod
Ing that Captain Mcdonald having proof that the housH
was a dlsorderly house and having arrested one or ITS
Inmates pad right roGnter the house by force to
rure his prisoner.
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NATIONAL BoARD OF TRADE.

PoUGuKEEP,IE, y. Y, March 1O.-MayOr
Horloe has appointed George Innis George p Pclton
John F. Adrance and Matthew Vassar, delegates to the
National Board of Trade, which VIII meet in New-Yok
on "Wednesday next.
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A NEW PRESIDENT FOR THE HANCOCK MUTUAL.
BooToS, March 1O.-At meeting of the
directors OF the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
Company to-day, stephen II. Rhodes, Insurance
Commissioner OF Massachusetts, unanimously
chosen president Mr.. Rhodes has accepted the Oicc.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
TIVE Blue ARs1INENcE II INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS. March 10.-The State Central
Committee Of the Prohibition League Of Indiana.
ganizatiOn said 10 number 10000 voters, and which
looks to absolute suppression Of the liquor uadc has
issued an address calling state Convention al Indian
apoiis Wednesday, MAY ~, TO nominate fun state
ticket upon annual election of $50
The call signed Dy 7. A. Goodwin, secretary OF tie
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6elp h)anie0

CANVASSERS WANTED for " The Life and
\ travels of Raylra Taylor" Now ready. CHARLES
DREW. MuraysL
NyTANTED-Ch and waitress !;
w drs;.c.ass reference Apply $50 West 23dst base
ment dor. 10 to l.
NyTANTED-A firSt-class ENTRY CLERK.
" Addres. handwriting stating age and salary
p 0. Box l.4jJ.
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novrpN,ESr nAIn ALONE TILE HrpsoH.

POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, March 10.-A raid
has made by Government officers upon liquor deal
ers in towns and cities along the Hudson. who have
lected " obtain Government Licenses. Dealers In Rhine
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beck Cold Spring and Pougkeepsie have been arrested
by United States Marshals and taken TO New-York
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EeQal Notlces.

CUPREME COURT, ERIE .CQCNT1;IRos-
- well : Burrows. Edward f. Hegdrck. Edward White
house and Joseph NaTnu their own behalf AMI IN De-
llf of an Lac interest who nay become par
10 this action painfns against A1aHah Body Isaac G.
orou J0sah b. Plumb and Joel ilh0Ono, survivors Of Al
hert nj Tracy deceased and Albert II. Tracy executor Ot
The All vi ana Of the and Albert H. Tracy de-
cesd the -tockhodcrs their representa-
tiyes of BIaO and LOckpor Railroad Company aud
10 AL persons having against SAID Notlcs
hereby Owen the petition Oi LOrcuLo BnrrOws tho
receiver heretofore appointed In This action which petition s
~ 1879 order duy made ma the sad
action az Special fern u held and the
County OF Er1e ant Count Han Ia the CITY or
buna0 February 25 1919 by the Hon. Charles Danes.
JUST requiring that cause II any, be shown a.
regular special OF this Court 10 be held and for the
County of Erie In tlty and County Hall IN the city %
Buffalo on 15h day ~ March, 1879 az the openng II
cont on that thereafter cOuns~ can Do
htar should not ont Of the funds
m hi. hands receiver dividend % Our and onehat
nor rept on the ami Lo kDort Ra-
Tad COMPANY the tocGhoier their representatives.
Andit fur her ordered hat no euh
cient cans. be then shown said time aad
counts Of d o. the emu that OH coming n snl
confirmation OF his report said recclyershp be leruin
st.d said receiver discharged That sad itton "a.
duly fed and said order duly entered In he oce c Clos
the County OF Erie on the 25thday Of February lo'
Dated Buffalo, February % 1879.
LORENZO BU RROWS, Receiver
BURROWS VIELE, Attorneys for said Receiver, 2h
Main st., Buffalo, y. \.
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WvuITC STNP line

M TT 7 + NIAK LINZ, -, -. -, ),
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIFEkPOOL .
NO1ICEThe steamers Of THIS Line taAe NE ane route
recommended by Lieut. M41ry, L > w. on DON the Ou'"Ai
aud hDmeP ard yOYages -
EEPUELIC taUL Irving. THURSDAY March 10 a. M
GERhANTC, apt Ken'edv = utI'V mAICn -, " III
ApFIATIt CAPT Je nln - .l hut sL4F harcl, . q. ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR DUH F4EH D. N''lh
RIVER
These uniform size and unsurpassed N a
poiutmeuis saloon, otaterOJns. smoking and bAtl
Yl1ce Inidshp where the 40 SO ard motion to
east ;c arOrdng oi comfort hitherto unattanAoe
al ..--.-- D.
KATES-saloon. $50 SsD amt 500 steerage s-3 return
I.EI'Lb etern5
Thfse neither cattle, sheep norpi2s.
For iuSpecton bans AnI other information apply the
Coruapy, Onces 10 81 BruadwAy NewN Nork, or 40 Wal
Ldt-st. Pmade ph2 H. J. CO"ll9' AIeh-
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5ltudtlono Uauieo-- HIdles


A YOUNG MAN, age 81, will accept any sit
ence AdiresJ. n Tribune Uptown Once l23s 3rold@ ay
RUTLER, COOK. &c.-An EngIishman and
H vi as buer. cook hOu-ekeeper satisfactory city
reference H. c T.. drug stors, 18th g. and Broadway
EARMER.-An American farmer; good ref
4 ereuces; would oversee aul work farm; wages $40
month without board furnished farm on shares
Wcstchester County preferred Address Box l9, South
Nor"a!k Conn.
FARMER RorGARDENER.-By or an American ;
class butter maker pest Of references Address W. H.
EARDENER.-Singlc thoroughly under
&c well yrfsed in iayu out improving grounds h.chly
G'9 r. aS e. i r5aat % GprSwn y11s oa rs Braaway ~ -
4 GARDENER.-POSScs frSt-class capabili-
~ urs in every particular thoroughly yer-ed in erapres
outdoor fruits how Vegetable mproyns and laying ot
ount For particulars 4 IS years references apply to MT
EARDENER-By a married man; wishes a
- situation geu mans place; uudrrstinds green
houses snd capcrs and every thing on gentemans place
iLe D.- o 'eicrences iI,m ast employer Al"feSs t. l.
Tribune Uptown CMce l,2"o Er'ad"'y
EARDENER-By a practical married man; +;
~ Protestant fully txrerieBccd greenhouses graper!es
fruit flowers vegetables The general management of -
s. a., TtlOaiRc it; Pt5%n odite 5S Eiosd%ay.
GARDENER and FLORlST.-By practical
~ German single. uidiieaged thoroughly understands
Conduct o. farm work an ac;ve T5speejable Of
perencc aud competent d take in charge S1 any H
Tribune ONCE.
INVALID'S ATTENDANTS -SituatiOnwanted
by upright, eapeit' seaiy man age 80 with some
private or public asylum Address j. o. c. Box lsi
Enzabcta y
WAITER.-By Il colorcd man as first-class
"ser cGr or fr u Years ar fcsrnce AdiTass ior
days II. b. :, Tribune Uptown oMce' l'218 brlai"ay.
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Gltuullons OanIeG--femalso

A YOUNG LADY viii. experience int in teach ool,
Uptown Onice. l.25s Broadway.
4 LARGE PROTESTANT HOME BC-
~ RElU-Wharo good capable civil servants can be
oermaR lfs. Swedish welsh English scotch aad New
7dbt aHe aF, S5 7 q a M at the oa Sstbshcd HOaE
6thavc., four doors above lOth-st
COOK BY a Protestant Welsh woman; cX-
Sgta' S Si'T The '0I 1%4 f Sog 5s
dOJTs above l0th-,i.
COOK-By a fr>t-cass cook, who has many
X wears cIpc aud fully understands her 6aucr' -
S5tlsts
EOOK.-FIr.t-caSs English cook; understands
cntr@ charge of Ltcta ~ wears city references city
or country 500 6thTvc. near 23d-t. urst floor
COOK, &c-By respectable woman As cook,
- 100 So. e5 92 9h. Dis' " 'i"' ''' Fo0u '' ''''e
IOOK.-By n Protestant Welsh woman; un-
4 derst4n M Kinds ol cooking soups meats ana desserts
or coantrg At the TRoTEsTANT HOME. I5s shave,
GOOK.-By a Protestant Englshwoman as
Y uLdrrt tnC her business IN al It'd branches y an
pater Of bread and pastry Of all kinds has The best
81 Sla!t iaiG references '-- DY 'l'u - Sns'S'p %
COOK, &c.-A respectable girl; is Il good
y &C. good bread baker 70 assist washing resp Ct
private who live the country all year round
Prrerec good country references - Wost I7hsI rear
N, ~
y and rOn or 10 do general hOusewOrk good rel
erencos: is willing ana oblging. 43 hinr,t, rear
COOK. or COOK and LAUNDRESS.-By n
~ scotch good cook in every branch cooks
meats tsh GAM poultry &c, superior -tNr. to *
baker pastry cook Oi guo rtlcuoci
CITY country. 'all at No 2S0 shave, near l7tiSt
COOK or GENERAL HOUSEWORKCR.--By
" German glrl Is good PLAIN family COOK e15rst s
&c FOR city country has gtl eie
ences and can se at the KOIESIAST HOME 40o
Othavc. four doors above lOt1-st
CHAMBERMAID &c.-By a tidy swedish
~ girl neat. competent cLambead and waitress uiy
able - do the upstairs work and win washing II
desired excellent city references girl or steady haD
wansa steady home city or country ~ otA-a'ei
| near l-Ll-.L
CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS, &c.-By n
\ C-rnln pr is neat active ani can house
work vel tor city country has satisfactory references
10 b. seen at tho PROTESTANT HOME loo CtAave-. four
| doors above loth IT.
| NHAMBERMAID and SEWING.-3y a trst7
~ class German who has good Ctv references can DO
neat az ana caAmbrruAid Can be sc,n ~
COZ 9th ave between 10Th and 3ItA-ss
| VUAMBERMAID and WAITRESS-By an
~ English Protestant woman very fe,pectaO and
well recommended IN either capacity chamber
maid cleans silver. s1hrr honest obhgug
woman county city. Cl - 10 3DG Cth near @sd
] 81, mat LodH
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feciures duo Meslluas.

AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
Z Meeting Tuesday Eyerng, March H. 1873 AZ o'clock,
Cnickerug Han. corner lsth-st. and JihGYc
GENERAL r. r. COL~TON, late Of me Genera STAN
Egyptian Army. VIII denver lecture upon
Western Deserts ~ Egypt ani tho
SOudan among the Bedouin Tribes gth Description OF
their Manners the Maerless Lautthe Mlrag.
the Animas-Espcc ally the camel. Illustrated by 10
Stereopticon Views Mostly from original draNlpgs
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE
COMMENCEMENT, I, ChlcKering IL all, 18th st. and 9TH
ave- Wednesday evening March II, O'Clock All are invited
DECITATIONS and READINGS by Miss
IL MINNIE MASON In West 2JtI street L. r. Church.
between eth Tuesday evening March H. 1873,
O'Clock Tickets, 80 cents.
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itlusitaI Instruments.

rVAKE NOTICE.-UpOn my return from Eu-
rotr 1878 al, ,crtsci largely Be4y's o'rr Tor THIS
month: beautu piano upright psrlor organ, style Ios3
s-t- of r'eis; weight boxed, aJJ
uncs mOuoposts price about $40 my Trce only So 20
utn worked IL the factory m ~
IN To u THIS unparalleled Onor Is extended unti
ufthrr notice 10 secure IT, however Ouer now 49, aot
ards organs, 500 10 $50 pay
ouy after testing Instruments a your own hOmr lAt cr
Gu AZ free Address Daniel =. Beatty " asAlngOh y J.
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NETWORK, HAVANA and MEXICAN

steamersl cave Pier No ; North l:yer 1t m
FOR HAVANA DIRECT and VERA CRUZ
Calling az Progressl, Campeacny and FcOntera ~.
CITY OF HA~lING4ON Hayana Ohiyl lhui> >daY Men. ~
CITY or MERIDA SATURDAY. March -
CITY OF NEW-IOl'K .Satur av. AfrD
steamer leaves Mch II and Aprl for Vera
Cruz va MatlToTOa. TaWpic' luXJ1n. connection Wlth
steamer iCT iay ana, NewIOrK and above ports
F. ALENAN DkE & SOM, NOS 81 snt SO BrOaiWaY
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DACLFLC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
DOTTERDAM LINE.

I STEAMSHIP LINE Tor ~. Thomas. Para Prrnam-
LIco. Bahia aid Rio Janeiro connecting al - Thomas WIN
ueS hr.;ca,s iron steamship CITY OF PARA, Captain
Carpenter Will sail for the above ports Oh ~AII HDAG Apu
D. At Nofreglt received lor this steamer after The ID
Freight at all times ~ Roberts stores, BroOGl H.
but ~ prrfnit from New York Office
Shpqera crsriu insurance effect under our omen
at tickets issued o. AL points
reached b the Royal Mail steam Packet Companys Inter
colonial steamers. and u MOuteyd,O Bseuos Ayres.
Freight be raid IN advance. For freight engage
mens passage having elegant aceOmm0atons aspy -
G.. II. Ma ALLORI & co, Agents,
Oalce Pier - T.. r., near Fulton Ferry.
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y sTFANJHIP LINE BETWEEE NEW-YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
COMPANY'S PIER foot Of SECOND-ST- HOBOkEN -
sat. March Is ODER .-....Sai. March ~
MOSFT. ,Tch 22 EDN " sat. Aprl
RATLs OF pass AGE from NEW-YORK Ia SOUTHLAND
Ton HANRE OR BREMEN -: .c,
FIRST CABIN 500 SECOND CABIN ..........SbJ
STEERAGE. $50. ,,e
tickets reduced rates Prepaid sserage cerl
Gates. $50 -
OELRICHS x CO.. = BOwli R-grcen
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Giiuatlons Uanteo--females

L in all the latest styles old
dresses oesned and made 10 look as well as new
llO West 2Gth.st. parior nOOr.
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4 YOUNG LADY with experience in teach
N uy would make herself useful in family: home com
rensatIon. no objection travel Address NJ g. Tribune
1 ,t.,r llrD | IruaiMaY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-12
SACEsSUsFI LEAVES.

Notes and QueriesMore Notes and QueriesLeariug to
Sm0ke-Fhe Littl' Mcn--The Confessions of Bibli-
anlac-Piutes, hlimers and Boys somewhat Ow ish
-Gleaning7 Dates and Mares Mk-A Chapter on
Canes, Etc.-Tom Thumb Etc.-Something Critical
Random Shots Scraps Finding Money i'll the Ashes
Our Good Takers Of the Far WeSt-Bl1e Monisy-
Man a Barometer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-09

MsRRIsD. on the wing. Mr.. James W.
Faris 10 Miss Savina f. Miller. on ApriI
the I'D. 1879. James and his sister.
esvina and her brother got in 4 two
horse carriage. drove TO ireland. 90,
married bv fhc Rev. J. b. Madden and
drove back 70 the brides mothers ready
Tor their supper. in . very short time,
When two loving hearts are Joined ~
holy wedlock and sspcfi6ed Nv fhe
church. bright angels look over the
grand nattIements Of Paradise and smile
upon the union.
Prayer meeting a. the church every
Friday night Come out, brethren. old
and young, and all take . part. Sunday
school every Sabbath morning AZ .
O'Clock. average attendance or scholars
and teachers us; CLAW lennon. sup'r
u isa hurryin2 time among the FAR
mers: some planting corn: some har-
rowing. and some finishing breaking M 4.
the ground Il getting rather drv ana
hard 70 break, but il has the Appearance
Of rain this evening.
IL y with feelings Of sadness that -
announce the death or Miss ANNE
Holder. Young lady who lived IN the
southwest part Of this township. II
zoe NJ, appear 90 strange that the aged
snou'n d'e, nor yet The weakly infant.
NV when Young lady Il cut down IL
We very prime Of life and in the midsr
~ vigor and womanhood. IL often looks
iike dark providence to Ne: these things.
however. should be . warning 10 the
hving n the voice OF God telling ~ 10
prepare for death IN the midst OF health
arr lie VIII You heed the warning.
STAY PIN, 1873 RoyEa.