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New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

Vinesnd BTdgeton and Atlantic city. ll;i5
Ha4neSSI TaISSMH and ar Tucierron c e f.o2 40 % % M
Phadeph AM M; a. Holy, ll:i5a- nj 1907 M
1oop M for highlands Long branch and Eatontown.
WM. 5. sNEDEN. General Manager.
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Great Trunk
%. 1879, trains !eave NewYork, via Desbrosses and
Tx6r IS Tor Harrsbnrg Pittsbnrg West South,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached a. m ana $50 p IN
wllam,poE Lock Hayen coTFy and Erie at $50
the OF Regions. wilamsport and Lock Haven p m
ton Express Of Pullman Parlo Cars daily except SUNDAY
aSs aSa "a ayS SuS & 80 m and 10 M
e .Sre!s for iIadR.phis R lso 80 s2O 90 Lmte
$50 g. 100 S$9 and 10 p m sGndsy; & $50 .snd and
ciIs, sts o of Brookyn Annex" connect with all through
y aiording speedy and direct transfer
iO Ds sIyenFrom Pittsbrrg 6O lO4O m 1910 pm.
da 50a $40 p % & Gsy EXCEPT aonaay % oS iron
sunday G5o AN a. ~ ana d 500 70 mo m top 6 ean an
i00p p IN; Sunday 43O 600 1910 ll;3Oa H.. $40, 1910
Ticket onces 500 and 9il broadway. No Astor House
and foot Of Desosses and Cortland, SITS No Cours.
BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot OF Fulton.st Brootyn Nos
ia and IS Ilndsoas iIoboton Depot jersey CITY,
Imgant Ticket once "a GfeTy2sGs Gco Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
VHE ERIE RAILWAY, .-.....,.
poy ST kRGE W{ 2{ II PsT NR6Ab af fo Of ra
taking erect Aplil a. lsi',a a, nae r,,ro.. nrouiro
room Coaches To- Bni,o and Suspension Bridge
% & With ~ a EGT EsPIS G The sT%s West and n soH
west PuImaIs best DraNlnRIoom Hle'plhs -oa mes 10
7p,@ tDafy Paaac Express for the West slCeping
Chicago without changer also Hotel Dining cars to
G.m Emigrant train West.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot New YORK for M
NewarA $40, $780, lI:5Oa ":l3. 4l5 5I5, Gl5, $50
p m. aud - midnight saturday nights only Sundays, 0l5
FaIA S and r Prr;sqIc & ~ 10 TO- 1919 ,i II
sqndays o. @ "a iGI l a. m @ f. gP ~ & and ~ ~ id%lsl n nsa
1l5, }, $:l6 345 4:l54:@9 o 6l3 q oi5 $50 g. i0p'
ESQ Z ? ~ eg ard - mdnsht a, q.,5 ,e7n 70 mid
night sundays, g. $50, lold a ~, l4j, G:3o, p m and
Ior6wS 7:45 a IN $780, 4:3O p m Sundays $50
Warwick 40. lul1 a. m; 40 D. IN e,-. o,, -
Rondont and Kingston $50 p. SUNDAYS, $50
Goshen, @. 7A5, 2, l0l5 my $50 $40. i:jo' Z p n
Mddetown, 7.4j. o. 1915 .. M $40. 4:30 p m; sun
connect with NewYOrk and oswego Midland Ran
$50. 1915 a. m. 6. $50 and pm.
NOTE Trans leaving Chambers ST. or half hours
leaving Chambersst on quarter hours leave
ll45 ~ connecting with trains leaving Cham6ersst at
TcSeis for passage and apartments in Drawing room
seepiIg Coaches can be Obtalhtd ana orders l"r tho
p1ny 6Hcc 2j5 40 529 057 Broadway \. ~ No.
C6uTtst. Booklyn. or az the Compays llcpors ~, 20.
." il' JNo ~ ABBoTT. GEM Pas.'r Agt New.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JHRsEY.
Z go. sl5 a. ~ T. s. 4, 4i5 $50 $40 : so ii:jOp m.
sundays. IL. ana 6SOp ~, The 1880 p IN train will
Manuel spring Valley aud Monsy. T. 94b my 4:4j p, m.
JNo. y. ABBOTT Gen' Pass'r Ast New.lors.
NEW-YORK and GREENWOOD LAKE
r,oo ,oo, ., csa,,ISS..,. cRsAIhMA9. Now York
Trains leave for HrnaiSn Iioomaeid and MOnIclar s5a
ii For Greenwood isiS Sa6 Soa6 Hs,pnorr
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
Conntrp Real Gsiate for Sale.

TOR SALE or 40 RENT CHEAP-A de-
desirable country place Katonah station on the
Harlem Railroad For full description and terms address
Us. HAWLFY.
20 Tiffany place Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
REAL ESTATE.

NFw-YoRK. Tuesday. May =. 1879
Tho following sales were held at the L
.hapre salesroom to-day
s Bv IfU0h ~ Cdmp. - o.5
history marble front building Win bronsh 10 nos
Ss% S SSd is7 Mercer-st 275 hs OF Am'yss slOO.C
lo' --' BV Peter y. Neger. ,o.oMe
49, ,.,o, NJ ,rorehonSe with lots, Nos 54E 70 70 81, 81
Washin elcnsi cor of King ST. eaeh o' -o 46.S
Nm Va nie Ru Jas w. OdkkV & Co. - oos
. ,,or, lr ok buildings with lots, Nos -, gov o5x
Deianceyst 70 Il i CoeTck 81 Se clerks. $50
=, InsfitutOn for savings OF MeINlf1' eao Deian.
az hrdinga with lots Nos S2s anu SSV SyOo same
ppyst n 5 adjoining above, each lot ls,C
pdIV""S0' ''''' pv girbard i. HaTneH n. ,sot
,,u,,irr with lot No a. BaXter-st " - ~ S6
Ieonord. 81 lot 2o1lOJ; Annie sen
beo""'"'' wv III g. j. Lyon;o, -. oe,h 81,
6storv brick building with lot oU S lyv T. smith s(
rs rs il " Of Ist-ave l0t 0t,<.lH.so 49,, a Son
- IA, -. 10 So9 lOthave, W :. bet <oVu an" r 4
2shis 10, q s1lSS6 5, is6 n Of iotnave 2519sOI
bIot - SScL -
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
Real gsiaie TO gxGbnn9e.

VNO EXCHANGE-250 desirable LOTS in
BROOKLYN unincdmb for tract of prairie lands in
Iowa OF Kansas. rutland & WHITING, Beekmanst.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

Commencing March II, 1879 Leave New-YOrk, foot Of
Liberty ST. &C. X. h. OF y. j. for
Highlands and Toms River, s.l5, l14j a. M 400 p IN.
Vineland BridgetOn and Atlantic city, ll45 a. III
WaretOwn. -:l5 a. m. 400 =. IN.
Baruegar and TuckertOn 400 m.
Phi. Iadelph'a ami Nj. Holly, llIja m; 400 p. m.
From pier g y. v. foot RectOr-st1
1OOp m for Highlands Long Branch and Eatont0wn.
MM. = SNEDEN, General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
Sales bn Anrtion.


DUBBER MACHINERY AZ AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, az 10 a. m
On the premises corner and Warrenst Newark N
j. ali The machinery, &c Orlne rly used by the NEWAlk
INDIA RU BBER MANUFAC1URING COMPANY consist.
ing of grinders calenders betting pueys shang and
steam pipes lasts patterns TOOLS tables and ali other NOV
able property, without reserve.
Catalogues Of S. VERSE, Trustee l03 Congress-st
Boston. and Is Warrenst New York CrOf
' ARTHUR DENINE, Real Estate Agent,
179 Msrketst, Newark, n. J.
NJ. NJ. MILLER. AuctOneer
CHERIFF'S SALE of OIL PAINTINGS
- Bv virtue a writ Of execution TO directed
and delivered will expose for public vendue
WEDNESDAY, May T. 1873 al IL m, at No. 7i4 Broad
choice COLLECTION OF Oll
The collection was got together by gentleman well known
society," after deal Of tme labor and expense, the
whole having $4,000 the artists being Rembrandt
CalO Dolc Potter Claude Lorraine, Van Dyke Won
verman ArrellanO Tony JOhannOt. Guoo keni Auguin-
Verne Coquelin and equally famous Sale positive
BERNARD REILLY, Sheriff
THOMAS MCSPFDoS Deputy.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
6tfdmbodis dno Railroads.

4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
"A and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier No. Al North
az Albany SUNDAY morning exeeptedj win trains North
West aud East statero9ms warmed by steam. -
EXCURSION 70 AOy ana rS. gee afE President
bridgeport, and all points on Housatonic
ana NangaIuGk & EaIosds Fare 81 steamer Briagepor
and bridgeport at II ,. m.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave New-York from foot OF DesbIosses and Court
s2oa for washington. Columbus Cincinnati Indianap
south Pullman ears from Baltimore TO Newark Ohio and
2 m for washRStSa and and ne Nest Pullman aI cars
c"nneetions for PsbarS cmcinnat Ihdianapoiis Louis
vile and 81 Louis. Through Pullman cars Baltimore TO Gin
1000 m. daily, for Washington, the South and West Pull
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati Indanapo
son6%e 5 through Pullman cars o@ Baltimore to Cncin
natl connects at Washington with trains for Lynehburg
oqg SSs dn r % eSs S1 at Ccs cG
ana Des6ressessts. and Depot Jersey CITY
HOUND TRIP TicKhTi hI5 rI6nr6A 10 hANsAs NEBRASKA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" Ferry station in Sew;Yors, foot OF Liberty.st
commenc So a5 II s7 a o leave S fSe%York foot
$50 m For Tmnaica as Fascn iSG%1 Beviderc Mauch
Chunk. Tamaq1a; Wilkssbare, Llmira &c Connects al
ss45 amFor nigh Bridge Branch. schooley's Mountain
naaa6 d&n ara TSmda0o se
WiilamsTort sc IN - - For er,o,,,, m, ,,or,,r,or
pm.-FOr FlcmngtOn. EastOn, Mauch Chunk Tamaqua-
Wilkesbare, scranton Tunkhaunock Tamaqua, Hazelto1
Reading. POttsyile, Harnsburgh &c.
p m.-FOr High Bridge Branch, schooley's Mountain
PudGs Lake Lake lOpatcong EastOn, Belvdcre an1
Mauch Chunk Connects at Junction win d. l. and w H. H.
$50 p. dalv.-For EastOn Allentown and Harrisburg
7:45 p. m.-FOr Easton.
For trains 10 local points time tables at stations
SUNDAY THAINS-Ieave at a. II m for Bound
xrook and intermediate points and at $3.50 for EastOn
Boats of the BTookly and Erie connection
at Jersey Ctv station to ana from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
JerseyCitv - 49,, . ,.e, - -,..,->r ~
W-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
DelR nj npna arD
&c. at sis. ll:iJ n. m.. 4, 5.l5 p. ,
Stages connect Matawan Station to and from KEYPoRr.
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections. foot Libertyst Tor Freehold at
S15. 1l45 a. m, 4, j:l5 p. IN
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
Counlrn properip Go Eet


An elegantly furnished house with all mod
~ ern improvements; hrst-cass stable &C. BridggePort
Conn five minutes from depot 10 rent or wolld sen WY @
Bridgeport
At CRAWFORD. n. j.. on the New-Jersey
"A Central RalroadTo lot or for safe twoory ana @ a.nS
French roof house nice grounds surrounding aIn Ddn
&c S N near depot VIII 9e Te1ts g sssaP TO % fEu
A SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE
society; all city advantages q hours nom New10Tk H.
M IL aHG ON eT 0Tn terms rs Box q Tribune Office
A -STAMFORD.-For rent or sale1Gom1; m
3 sSy ea qsR'hs1 EG6 III
ground shady lawns fr G9Rs PosEy Ey no 22 Pine
ST.. o to p. g. HUBERT, stamford Conn.
CHEAP RENT, fine house. twelve roo rooms as,
- stable two acres land t @ aer Ge near P station Tenady
r. J. CLARK 2$5 Broadway -
COTTNTRY PLACE to LET.-T200 per year
by the door barn acres lape
in fruit neghb3hGod M any no ~ HANCE l9i
Fuiton.st, y. Y. City.
EOR THE SUMMER or YEAR-Roomy cot
iuit &C. house house has water vine C pleasant og
aud healthy locality ony Az mIue nst G onv $50 carpets
a 6Sayy dse g1Ts B or at ffEf R No III
arrange, \. J.-For lease dow, $500 and
W $500 handsome new residences ali modern Son con
yeniences hot and colo water hanGs0Te @p igh
gTound strictly healthy EDWARD p HAMILTON NO
, flDe-s., n. 1.
ORANGE. n. ITO RENT for Summer
" months handsomely furnished house podrr9 gb I'M
provements stable attached near oeot % @ "'Ne
iul rent, $50. Address - 90 Ll0eIiy-.t room -
ORANGE, n. J.-Houses and Country Seats
Sg o TO- ie f X VII BR6s broadway, Room
nIDGFFIELD, CONN.-To let for the sea-
IL soouse rooms, furnished stables garden, & aR1n bun
fneSf fe s2. F z Re %i75f u dEeaed
ITO RENT-($1OO for Summer and very
d Euru ehedh
yard vel water garden fruit S Se r. sRs
IemaIkaoly healthy loeSlio2' Address hofLif LII
rNO RENT in Stockbridge, Mnss.-A fully
furnished house containing rooms beside bathroom and
closet also ice house. stable 9nn Garage h1m Ms
rNO LET-On Staten Island. North Shore,
for The year cheerful house %6s % 3ne ScI snd,nr ABBY
ing on The kll yon h9i 9t7 PdG Mye on i''
rVO LET-In the village of ISLlP, l.; l., a
cottage nearly new containing egnt rooms cellar ana
large attic with nall Of ground planted with vegetables
five inmates wax from depot J. # DrSoXsER, 1shp LII
OrJ. c. COOK 100 Water ST., Sew-fork.
ITO RENT-Near Mount Vernon, small
bsas RotsG o n G
P FSes FSat Sas ce S ns Box yf$s $ per month
ITO RENT. FURNISHED-A very desirable
r. IL hours from New beautiful location about
fut house contains nine rooms large nice
s:ac sa WEI for SGa apP " CLOCK
POST ofice, near depot, DaTien, Conn.
ITO RENT FURNISHED.-House containing
& sSTes a% Ss sSnd n ne a
ceent bathing Of the hesthest ana pTeesf places N
RS to g. fh6hp Y ft s. S@ O Il ~ l.
GOn MONTH.-TwO-tbirds FURNISHED;
% ~ Lake Ronkonkoma 90 miles Long ,S dsand
ngs remarkably healthy good fishing and boating j. Is.
FORD. ~ Park.plice, New'YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

FALL RIVER LINE
IL FOR
BOSTON,
FARE ONLY 81 so.
Corresponding reduction all points EAST Tickets he
tween Boston limited good only day OF
continuous and train leaving ta
River following morning $3.50 M, arrival OF
Regular tickets at So good any train between
"iA INV 'TI THE WELLKNowN STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
having thoroughly ovehaued and retted have been
placed on the line Tor the summer season
Leave daily (Sundays June 40 10 september H.
inclusve At D. from Pier % n. H., foot Of Murrs
Leave Brooklyn, via Annex boat, at 43O ?. m.
BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents.
GEO. L. CONNOR. General Passenge Agent.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
a n and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier No. Al North
River foot OF Caualst. week day. connecting
at Albany sundav morning eXoepted) win trains North
West aud East. StaerOOms warmed by steam.
Excursion 10 Albany ana return. good 80 days, So
W. w. INERETI. President.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
miscellaneous.

I ADIES!-Send Your furs for protection
i from moths TO NAPHrHA RENOVATlNG WORKS.
IN Fast ST
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
COUNTRY HOUSE,
EOR SALE or TO LET. urnIshed-Desirable
EOR SAIE nr EXCHANGE-A desirahle

j. gsilence twelve nicely furnished laun
dry plenty shade lruit, garden, staDing. New
Haven Railroad. station. Address =. sEELY. Daron
COru.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.

EXPRFtSS TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS
Leave YORK, foot OF Liberty for cnton and Pha
delphia az $50 g. g. hoo m 1880. 4. $50. IL ,u
Leave Philadelphia from station North PeDnsylyania hn
road dhr and BerKsst at GAS, 7A5 03O ll;3oh '
Id $50, $50. IL p. = - -
Leave Trenton for YevYork at 100 except Monday 63
S:l3, 1920 m. 1918, 22j, i:l2, b:l5 p. IN.
Pullman Draw attached to the 9Ou M
?. m, trains from New-York 10 the 7:i5a m, l45 p m'
SUNDAY TRAiHS"ieave New-York and PhladellSiaa'
ga m J3O l2p m Leave NewYork for Trenton at "a Hp
6:3Op m. Leave Trenton at l2O, $50 m Clio p m -,
Connection ia made City station by ferry 10 anu
from BroOkyn and Erie" Depot Jersey CITY,. N,
Tickets for sale a foot Of Lberty-st. NOS 81 ~
broadway st the prncpal hotels Offices OF the file s
wav I'm New.York and Brooklyn, ana at No CoaIL't,
BrookIvn BAGGAGE checked from residence 10 destnaoh
o0~ IL. i. BALDWIN Gen Pass AGENT
FOR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings and
i al stations on the NewYork, Boston and AT . Linz
JOHN II. SrARIN and ERASrUS CORNING leave PIER rs
N r. foot OF Courtlandtst at m. every night III the
week in New Haven In tune TOT all
all alrOOds best facilities for passengers
and oiEht fare 81 excursion ST. So Starins NewHayen
JOHN II. sTARIN. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for city prOpert

residence 20 Passac ~ j. 40 minutes via Erie Railroad
house ha- all modern improvements with large lot stocked
win fruits must be seen 10 De appreciated my.
EES - Lori & Taylor. Broadway aud 2Oth-st
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
Amusentents.

GRAND Complimentary Military Reception.
" Review and flop the 18th Regiment Of Brooklyn,
previous to their departure for CANADA. at
GILMORES GARDEN, Thursday Evening, May To-
Music by the 18Th Rcgt Band H. b. Dodw9rth director.
David AUSTIN CoOneli Hy Ward Beecher Chaplain H. IL.
Bede Lieutenant Colonel Admission 30 cts Tickets ana
procured OF tho officers Of 18Th Regt az Saa
neds Broadway door OF Garden daY and
evening Of tho Reception few Of the rereshment prvf
leges Apply : o.. IL. DOdWOrth.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

RRlDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
- and Naugauck Railroads Fare Al. steamer bridgeport
leaves Caharnesp daily (Sundays exceptedl at ll3O
and BI1dReDOrt 4 IL.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
Brooklnn Real gsiaIe for Sale.

EOR SALE-LOTS on a leading avenue
i Brooklyn. at a very low price.
rutland & WHITING 3 Beekman- ST.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
Board and Room Wanted.

BOARD WANTED.-An elderly lady desires
ID 10 make for board for the coming Winter
from September J. for herself and daughter with maid
would ike second floor, with bedroom and pri
yae table where, possible other taken
location 34th and Central PARK, 9th and Madison
aves any private family having large. rrstclass house
with more Than they require, would md desirable
party by addressing MERCHANT BOX 5,7oi L. o. staung
lDratiou. &c.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

NEW-YORK and GREENWOOD LAKE
RAILWAY
From foot Of Chambers ST., New. York. -
Trains leave Arlington Bloomfield and MODclar Sl0 a.
m ~ neon. $3.50, 43O, 6:3O 0:46 y. N.
For GIecpWO OOd Lake, ALSO r. III. -
0 jNO. y. ABBOTT,
0enl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

MANUFACTURING PROPERTY for SAL

OhANGE, n. J.-For SALE and RENT-Some
desirable prOpTties furnished and unfuTnshed
'"'~' EDWARD r. HAMILTON. Ia Pinest
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

Oue Of the finest places Harlem Railroad one hour
halt city dwelling farmhouse barns, &c. all In
good order with 22j gardens wen sCI ked " IN Iut
pure spring supplies all parts OF house
bdIus Will De sod cheap and on easy terms OF eE
changed for improved city property. go - - -
HYDE PARk-A beautiful place with l34 acres, large
brick house. s modern cOnyenences can Dc bought very
Q6i5l HUGH n. CAMP, 152 Broadway.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-16
A Strange SiOry.

Martha IIaslum, aged is years, had
been missing for several days from
place in Brooklyn, where she had been
employed as domestic. She returned
last Friday and tells the following re-
markable story. Sh" states that she
started to visit her uncle in New Jersey
aud at Patterson she got off the train t'
send q letter to her father; that then
two men forcihy lifted her into a car,
riage, and took her to a place where
for three days they kept her prisoner
in a we'll furnished house. One of the
men, size said, placed a bottle to heI
nose, when they got her into the car
riase and that rendered her uncon
selous. She escaped from the house by
descending from the third story win
dow by rope made from bedo|o'hes
In her Imprisonment her wants were
attended to, and no violence was offer
ed her.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-16
More Rebel Yell.
[Okolona (Miss.) Southern States Dem

[Okolona (Miss.) Southern States Dem
Jeff. Davis ought to have been hung.
-ANegan (AicD Jonrnai, Rep.
Ha but you didn't dare bring him
TO trial ever. You knew better. You
knew that the law and the facts would
rise up mountain high to confrent and
condemn you tor your red handed cru
sade upon the Confrderacy. You knew
that secession would be adjudged legal
You kA.w that coercion would be ad'
Judged unconstitutional. You knew
that Davis was patriot, who had sim
ply performed his duty in following the
fortunes of his sovereign State. You
knew these things. and, therefore, yon
knew better than to bring our ilIustri-
Gus px President to trial. Treason was
rampant in this Republic from 1861 tc
1865. Yes, sir. And your party com
prised all the traitors. and the necks o
your parry Leaders ought to have beer
cracked on the galovs tree.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-16
To he Hung.

The coming Spring, 10000 pieces Of
wall paper and 1000 pairs Of window
shades, all from the reliable Wall
Paper House Of ]. R. Holt, 223 Market
street. Mr.. Holt is selling ljc. paper
for 124c., 1910, for loc. +; l0c., for &c.,
and Sc. for g., per piece. These goods
are Of the very best make, and guar
ranteed at full length. Mr.. Holt will
sell you enough paper and border to
paper room l2h. by 12ft. for the small
sum Of IS cents. So, you see, papering
is cheaper that whitswashing. The
spring designs are stylish and beauti.
full. Good oil shading lsc. per yard.
Window shades and fixtures, hung com
plete, $l.75 per pair. Gilt pagers and
Dado work 80 per cent lower than ever
Give us a call and be convinced that
the above is no humbugging adverti.'e'
men, but facts. JOHN X. HeLr, 22a
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-16
w,,m,u~,o. First,d.y school.

The Friends Association for the pro-
motion Of First.day schools Sunday
schools) ms. at Darby, Delaware Coun-
ty, OH Saturday last. The Association
Is composed of delegates from the West
Chester, Wilmington, Goshenville,
Willistown. Concord, Nswtown, Ches.
ter, Providence, Midaletown and Oar.
by First Day schools. The clerk oi
the Association was Mordecai Bartrs1,
Willistown.
Amongst the reports Of FIRST uay
school was the following from Whining,
ton.
This school has $50 pupils, II classes,
70 to rs teachers and officers, with eOC
volumes in their library. The adult
class is now reading Freeman Clark's
Ten Great Religions. The fact was com
mented upon that while in Whining
ton Friends were few IL number, YET
the school was large and prosperous,
being composed mainly Of those whc
have no affiliation with Friends, one
Friend declaring that those who were
outside were not afraid to trust US
During the session an interesting dc
bate sprane up about the use Of tobacco
in which that weed was generally de-
nounced with the exception Of an ell
d-rJy Friend, Thomas Worrell, who as
sumed that we should not use state
msnts not clearly proven.
There has been mania about the
use of tobacco, yet our fore fathers snt
even foremothers had used it and livet
long lives. He had known cases wher'
strong coffee was more deleterious thai
using tobacco. He considered the lat
ter as a habit to BIZ avoided and woll'
urge abstinence, but being used througl
life to an old age, and by our brightes
scientists and philosophers it seeme'
that we sometimes used extravagan
statements in relation to ii.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-16
LNR SALE.

Iouse No. 9l3 Chestnut street.
House No. 14l6 Delaware Avenue.
House No. eO2 Delaware Avenue.
House No. 1909 Jefferson street
House on VanBurcn street, between ElRbth
and Ninth.
House No. 31e East Second street.
House No. 623 Jefferson street.
House No. 222 Maryland Avenue. ,,.
Houses Nos. llO6, ll30, 1872, 1la4 and ll't
Walnut street. ,r r,. s.root
House No. | 70 West Thid street.
A Far. OF 100 acres, near Greenwood Hta'
t,o, on the Delaware K. X. Sussex c." Del.
House cottage stye)wi'h neern improve
ments and about a acre OF lani s.,'ao,S Nn w.
a nbysician or ae a summer residence Nea
Holly OAK Station p. W. b. X. H.
FOR RENT. ,,-,,,
A truck farm OF % acres within the itnI.
of wilmington with good mouse ahu p''n
One house. No. III West Ninth street.
One house, No. 90l Delaware Avenue
One house, No. 8O4 Spruce street.
One house, No. ia Spruce street
Ono house, o. 2l5 West Fourth street.
One house, No. 81 East Fl tn street.
Also number OF snail houses IN dihereh
parts OF the city. ~,
6O8 Market street,
fahsam Wilmington, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-16
Death Of Ernest Martindale.

The citizens generally who know Rev.
r. L. Martindale and his excellent lady
will deeply sympathlze with them in
the loss OF their darling little boy Er-
nest, who died on Monday morning at
Middle:own, after severe illness. He
wao an exceedingly bright, intelligent
boy when lie was here in Wilmington,
and We were informed he was still grow
ing more and more interesting. He was
between five and six years Of age and
had the maturity in intelligence and
thoughtfulnrss for one many wears
older. The funeral services will be held
at ll.30 o'clock to morrow (Thursday)
morning, Friends leaving in the 9.l5
A. NJ. train will reach Middletown in
time for the funeral.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-16
Giving TiIileu Il Rap.

McClurcs Times N. Y. G jrresp)ndent.
Physically, Iilden is played out, and
they who write or talk to the contrary
either lie or betray their ignorance.
In sharp contrast to him is General
John G. Fremont. whom | met on
Broadway this afternoon. The iirs1
time saw Fremont was in 1856. de
was candidate for the Presidency and
was youth in school. To-day his
hair and full beard are as white az
snow in country field, but his back is
straight, his step firm, AMI his voice
full. Fremont don't drink: Tilder
does
Daily Republican., 1879-04-16
Wealth by the Millions.

A correspondent of the New York
"Trihune," at Leadviil-, the new
mining camp in Colorado, writes that
miners ara docking to the rich carbon
ate fields in that region at the rate OF
500 week. Ora is taken oMt worth
three dollars a pound. 1t is thought
the locality of the present camp will
Weld thirty.siX million dollars Of the
precious metal per year. and there are
valleys and ranges adjacent to the
camp enormously rich in mines which
have not vet been fully explored.