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New-York tribune., 1879-04-05
CHARLES DICKENS.
PROFESSOR sASBoRSs LECTURE AT DIR. CROSBY 5
CHURCH PARLOR.

PROFESSOR sANBoRS'S LECTURE AT DIR. CRosb1
CHURCH PARLOR.
Professor SanbOrn, of Dartmouth college,
Yesterday delivered lecture on Charles Dickohs j"
place OF the lecture expected from his daughter MISE
Kate sanborn. Dr. Croshy's psrlor was cr0"ueu Wy
ladies and gentlemen who have attended the cou'
and some new faces were seen, including that OF the
venerable Thurlow Weed Thorough appreciation ana inc
closest attention were awarded the lecturer -, ~.
This slightly disturbed the usual gravity OF lhe D @
81 Judicial and phiosophic countenahce' ne,gtir&a &
short prelude SAYING that for many years ne 9h n po
that the other branches were more worthy oil MS hlc
and study Recently, however he had taken up Dchcs
him 10 record his Impressions. No estimate be-
forehand, said he. the effect single new nlhu WIN
work tue affairs of earth The child that mas JUS
opened ITS eyes may become "A Cesar, Napoleon
Beaconsded, Newton or a CALVIN. In nlon ol
produce great changes in Efe aud thought Today the
press is undermining authority, Philosophy comes Iol
astcTy to the market The learned doctor gives way
To TIE modern versatile writer Fict0n alone 10 lIt
ions read almost nothing elsc since treefourtn- oI
the books that read novels one readily sees now
fiction Is To mould the character or incoming gcH'Id
tiuns Against this Influence ministers and teachers are
almost helpless Mrs. Darlington with her mop
At Hunrcrford Stairs in 1922 a poor little drudge,
delicate ana sensitive and thrstng for knowledge was
working his ten hours day pastng tables on blackng
boxes ana receiving six -hlngs a week for his waee'
lie was set 10 work with two boys Bob Fagin ana
hating him because lie had eNuheraut fancy. These
TWO bows in their kes and dskcs typhcd the attitude
OF the public toward Charles Dickens IN after years Al
TINS early age he had begun 10 spin long yarns OUT OF ms
brain. His father John Dick rs, whom he has
described rs r."Mc1wher had held a clcrkship IN the
pay department. He gOodnaWred aud TN
pioviaent, and was thrown into PRISON for debt HIS
hul" son. thoroughly scfreliant, slept on straw at
uiS got ms food al The cheap pubic houses ana WIS
oi his superiority. Tnc young Charles Dick
ems was intellectually gr, at aud his friend, " BOD
fdgn. showed that he morally great. IL IS TACT
for tucoln consider That Dickens for twenty
years the most dcpgavcd society Garth, aud was
not contaminated by IT, Possibly God had need OF him
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05
Miss IiAREISON'S VERSION
SHE DECLARE, THAT The JEALOUSY OF HER As
sAIIAkT Is WITHOUT CAUSE.

s,u.HT IS WITHOUT CAUSE.
Au ,f;ss blico Harrison vos
s,3 ti,. rpg dom. He'd at l. trkcrs', entertaining
'o'"+ VIA" ,,, -, ,,,.o,,,,,o ,. ,,or,,r
few iHtnd', WHO ia" o"l'o" ~ 'o"T' ~ " "
escape from ihc L nus oI Hei "ouDe ashaSs'h' bems
restct TO contribute her story concerning the affair
A. tbe Coleman House she said:
Mr. Nathan called upon me yesterday morning TO
cav rood lyc may as well state now bad IT not been
. telegram from Mr. stctson manager Of the Globe
1it~, vrou,d have esCauCd an this had my trunk
- ,i Id. 90 on r,l,o, tho tolc,,,,,,,
pS'Lcd "u' was 'i' '.'''' W. e' ' " So
came lie wanted me - engage some pafues 10
nm ont nc cast Mighty Dollar" which was 10 h.
u'qvcd aud m. only reason Tor staying in NewYOrk
va tr TRANSACT Jusi.t-s tvr him. As have sad, Mr.
Nathan called i' .AY E"u'-py'. MY nfothtI
who was -uiI2 To Iort'n VIZ me- had Doth
lu NY room for some TIME. lie had Wrt-
ten a letter for me, and after leaving
ny room ied h"f 'u 'h. l., 1910 vi, u"'cl u'Io.,
Sir Nathsu Siaud.u- tHcTt lie CK,urG himself Tor not
sending up and sad hc just wanted T. shake lands
vlth ne b,f.le ms d""r,prc' vas I'D dshabilI' al
The time, and, as q tohaclucuce, was com
PEELED TO ask .l.. N@tLa" 10 excuse ne
ior few moments io enable me TO pre-
pare myself To receive calcfS men ielifcu 10 NY
bedroom .O put Oh dressing JACKET nat uOne m
vitcd Nr Nathan TO en,' 1ru..Ht nm MN at tLT S''nr
iItt lt mus. man iI ''i''i iN i'i - P''
/ WaSln great HUift' Aii' 'ht,.lu5 l1' ioVtu W.
Nathan sat down upon iD' SOFA a' pu'heu ms Ld' on
u.-gl.s- dressing D.! Hi.iI. '.'' Ni".h WAS Ad'dF
seated when there came " hhoch on t.r nOoI'
Before had tlinc l"say coHc III .he uooI otehfu
aud . walked woman. van !" - nc'1 '""' ~ ~
claims she Knows A'r III l,vH, - H"o lo',, E@.,' @
HarrsOn Ices NOT hh"N hti' 49, ~ I'M ~, , ANY"
"lluod' SdN 'l~ , 90 t - Iii i,',,''t ~, ~,
lIsi" 'i W - nae Then lIIr,d to Nh Naf nan ana
said you -.t OFT a. here; told YOU would do H.
10 which nc LcIAeI; low low o"I" you m COM , neiU
I.s, moe sll5ts Gged but dld not stop to ascer
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05
THE POLICE BOARD HEARING.

PREDICTIONS ABOUT THE MAYORS ACTION TO DAY.
Mayor Cooper declined TO state yesterday whether
he would hear counsel to-day on behalf OF the
Police Commissioners or not. He thought It
not hest TO anticipate the trial in any way
or make any statements regarding IT.
There seemed TO be n difference of opinion
among the Mayors friends as to what he would do
in the matter though it was noticeable that there
was a growing opinion that counsel viii be heard.
The Commissioners and their counsel refused to
make any statements concerning the matter
Willard Bartlett said ho would not make
"prcdictious.' Ehhu Root Thought he would
he present. A. J. NandcTpocl and John j. lo"u-
send Thought the Mayors letter I'D Indication ol
fairness. but further than that they were nom
commttal.
4 consultation of counsel and Commissioners
was held last night at the resi- ience OF
Mr.. VandcIpocl, but they declined to I'M
part any information as to the C0uTNe
they intended 10 pursue. IL is thought likely
however that all viii De present IN the NdLoIs
office at q. m. this morning. though one OF the
Commissioners SAID last night that he ana
not think It would make any dherence
i'm the Mayors intended course whether
1hcv were hoard or not. lie believed all
would he removed if the Mayor could obtain the
Governors consent and d" O. at of the courts.
The clerks at the Central Office have been nara at
work gathering the Information asked for by Mayor
Cooper, and viii nave il ready by noon to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05
POLITICAL orARRrLs COMPROMISED.

The Fifteenth Assembly District Republi-
can Association last night elected officers Of the AssO-
citation and delegates 10 the Central Committee For a
long time there have been two factions, one headed
by Henry g. Lcask, and the other by William VI.
Montgomery and sheridan Shook \ primary election
IN December declared null and void by the Central
Committee second election met with the same treat
mcnt. Many policemen were present last night al inc
third election In CXDcCtatOu Of repetition OF
past scenes All q ncultips, however, set
tied by compromise and ticket was
elected, with SheIIuau Shook president, Henry
G. Leash and James Turner, vcr-presidcnrs;
Berrcn KcysrI, secretary; william NJ. Montgomery,
Two elected, one IRON taCn
faction, and the third will be elected by the officers OF
he
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05
DEpARTrREs foR EURopE TO-DAY

Colonel MapesOn's opera troupe will sail
to-day The lnmGn Line steamship CITY of Chester.
The follow the cabin lists the CITY OF Chester
the National Line steamship Heyetis and the Donau.
Of the North German Lloyd:
FOR LIyERPooI,-BV BV luGm.hto C,tyor CAssi>r-Signor
Aver Niue Augustynouyiz J. AndrewA MrsAudrr~s, NINE.
Au~ell guor angelo ~snora Angei" -gnar Arnaudi
-. rs ume B,rtoIiai Mrs Beyan. Nine H., sri
S,snor Si E..nzh' Mme Besuzzi MIS- Hennett 81 So
nor Bea-c1 Mr. B'IhIghsin. Mr Brad" tii.
Tima sgnor Bori gnor BOasso. ~ignor Campauin Sig
CamIanin X. G. Cephan sgnor Cobetts SgDora Cor
botta. Sgors 'c-c -Fnor CarboTne sgnor Cataneo Mr.
CouueL Sgnor CouretL Monsieur bTug hsamc urog. Sr
poh S=nofa FEpIh and maid Senor F1 ~ignors tOi Wm
L. ". Fulton. MIS- Futon three children infant
FOuo sguor F1Ags, signor Fussi ando. Galassi
sgnOra GLASS;, Sgnor Grazzi, sgnor GiAcomclI. sIg
Mile Lido Madame Isblacbe ami maid. Colonel
J. H. Maplescn and servant Charles mApleson
letu SigIor MsHzonc, NlgnOr Nchi Miss Moore, TheO
Nedeyeen -gnor Del fuente sgnola Del ruele M Parry
Mr. reppsr Sisngr ,1aaM 1aaM VI. a , l;ebmson Ars
stanley robinson Mater Freds.,k Robinson g. Roii
ins, Mrs. Rollins. Madame EoDate, Madame Riy4n
Rosel Madame Kosetti 'autain Giaoomo Eizzo
Ma1ame tnslm. hadamc lou.tc. ~iynor Kud Miss II
~ucrhy eiguor ~cor A. ~ch"roid Madame Steiner
A. >to"el Ms St'TtL slsAoT StTas'aIo signofA -rls
MI ~rc : guor I,cchi gnor Iorrsri, euor fIov4ch
Thomas ABRAMS Madame l.elasco " Brod'c g.. ta.WciI
W man Dahn; 1'l''. 'Ii., ~ y" J.ry'' " JJuP
N,hIe MISS Nobic. ns. NOBLE colonel A. T. stanford
H,r.ou Patrick Mc'ou, e. Alexander y Hacksian Franz.
nI Disney B ~ullson. Me Hannah Kelly Mi-s Lessle
G Mis- Mr, Nlls X. " HllIcs John Il. MOI I4n. A. 4
Logd. Mls lIoyd Francis " orthEgt N, 4. q. Ncsman.
and child Dr " s. Kuduch Dr. Charles slaughter Ludwig
Hencrmann, Eugene Lewis Louis Iellhe.mer a bert Drew
Charles Vol guardsen VOlguaTGsen three Children
T..
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

WHY MR.. VANDERBILT BUYS ABROAD.
MS STATEMENTS ABOUT ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
sTrFL RAIGs-IHE ELEMENTS OF A GOOD BAR
GAIN.
William ii. Vanderbilt was asked yesterday II he
would explain why he gave the English iron mills
the benefit of his recent heavy purchase of steel
rails and why the money was not kept at home fOr
the benefit of American manufacturers.
II noticed the article in to-day's TRIBUNE on
that subject" said Mir. Vanderbilt. The amount
mentioned IL. 900 tons. was about the size ot the
order. If you ask me why ordered the steel rails
from England, l simply say because they are
cheaper
DO YOU mean the price Is lowerp
"Oh, didn't say that. II isn't necessary for the
price to be lower III order to have cheaper rails IL
you want to buy clothing you will certainly try to
make the best bargain you can. If pair OF uou-
sers that will last week is offered 10 you at rea-
sonable rate don't YOU think that you would be
willing to pay-well, even double the price for an
other pair that would last SIX monthsT
DO YOU believe, then. that English rails are
more durable than American rails J"
"WcU mean TO say that the quality of English
steel rails which l receive. and the price and the
0uantt, offered, compared with the bargains OF
American manufacturers, make II better for me 10
Luv abroad Tho price paid for the last LOT of Eng
fish steel rails and the quantity offered by foreign
manufacturers are purely private matters
gel, lt not claimed hy iron dealers here NAT amer
can steel rails durable as the EnEish SiteI
and that the same guarantee could %, ,eNac'e" IIoH
responsible American manufacturers =
" If that is so il Is not my experience
" Have Won in usc steel rails OF DOth EhgilSh anu
American manufacture 2
Yes; but You must no; understand me as saying
anything against the Guahiy ol American SlccI
have made in England made II cheaper Tor me 10
send my last order 10 ihdt country
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Eth 1renue HoteI-Scnstor George r; 1i.o 1ioaI, W
Na,sarbnsetts Judge George Z. Comstock ot w
General George A Sheridan. of Louisiana sshn
fynds of ~ ermon v snd william Purcell o Hs,,iiar o.,
iN"uT Tngon So,ars HoDi- Congressman Warner Mltr
Hcrkirer n 20 Geg ioue-Sen,aop Gen.
Goodwin Of Utica PIsk Ar'Due H2tf,- s us, p,ner
oral John Bradford T. : " and Colonel Alet,n a. pnor
u s M,ropoittan N eIAssel9gyInneh n = N"w Work
and the Hon Henry KELSEY and II : Ltle o! ,, Of
sew Tol,mdn igUy,-Ihe Rev. Dr II O. bHt,fi ~
Pmadenhia. Jams IDt>l-Ihe itov ~. IL Al
harm of stephens College. Minimum
9 " M irson of syracuse fofef BruRs01ck-A l. iIop
Ins Receiver Of the Toirdo, Peoria and warsaw RAILWAY
lnmu
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05
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3:45 2. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
4 BATTLE WITH sLAVE-TRADERS.

LoN1ON, Friday, April 4, SO
\ letter dated Dcmidris, January |, to Cor
don PacHa GoyernorGeneral Of Southern Egypt, from
one Of his officer. who sent 10 break mp the slave
dcpo's IN the nelehborhooi of Bahr e Gazh IN the
province of KOTdofar. reports an engagement with >u-
lehman one OF the chef slave traders and owner OF
twentv-iivc dcpots. which IL is stated the women
alone waiting importation into Egypt numbered 10000.
The Egyutiau forces numbered 5000 and
were eutrcuchc1, . part OF them beng armed
with Remington rifles on rhe morning Of the 2Sih
December, ,uicmtn with IL 900 men, attacked the
WtrcEchmcUts. After numerous assaults, IN which the
Arabs under thc personal lead Of Suleman tonight with
desperate courage thc attack completely defeated,
and the aSsaauts fee, pa disorder leaving l,O57 dead on
the field The Egy pJiaHs las' 20 men.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05
SALE or THE SPENCER COLLECTION.

A GALLERY OF PAINTINGS That SOLD FOR $50 ,i3O.
The salesrooms of George A. Leavitt II Co.,
in Clinton Hall, were well filed on Thursday evening,
when the Spencer collection Of paintings was sold AT
anctlon Marshall o. Roberts and Mr.. Butler Of the
sixth Avenue Road were among tnose present There
were seyentone pictures III the collection and the sale
realized total OF Ss2i30 The pictures that brought
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05

number started 900 are north of FoItieth-st, Inc lnc
classification shows 1873 first-cl and hty-hVe sec
ond. class dwellings, fOrtv-six French hats, siAS
cigbt tenements six public buildings and one
church. The estimated cost of alterations IS Yoo,-
G3O The gain over the same period III - - II seN
cntv-ninc buildings, with an lncreaseu es'lni''o"
cost of S253,413
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05
N1RINE IN7ELLfGENCE.
p1NSENGrRS ARRLEED

FROM LIVERPOOf-Bg Sedmshd Parnid-The Row
and B. V. Crumb H. g. Dalton, II Davidson Miss
Davidson, Mrs T. and Miss T.. pruyn T. H. EaOn jr. J. A.
Grahame j. Jonas IT, lapoyTe MIS-. and Miss Mckay b. T.
M0rev Palmer. q. Powers Mrs. and Miss Rocker. Hr
L. j. A. Stevenson, /. stevens. MT and Mis- +,
schmidt and four children \. Vernon Mr. WalkusAo A.
Welsh
FROM 81. JAGO, ETC.-By St>aHshtO CdJoHdele'.-Mlss
r. Burrows. Mrs r. T. Davis, cnd and nurse II. VI. Post
Mrs = Au-un j. A. Burnet, T. Burnett A. Burct T. Capiles
L. Aldnusen.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05

The report OF the Department OF PuhAc FINDINGS
t,r tIr ouarter ended March 81, shows That plans
aud specifications were submitted for 353 buildings
,f which only twenty-five plans were rejected
The estimated cost OF the buildings was S3'l3|-
cn2 There were 237 new buildings begun ana
III completed during tlE quarter, ana oL% Du!iu-
ms ale now in process Ol eIeclioIA VI INC en'iio
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05
EAIIrRES IN BTSINESS.

The United State, Freehold Land and Emigration
Company. of Nos. 20 and ~ EXchaure-pace, have
become so embar ls,cd that Their offices have been
placed in the hands of the Sheriff, judgments for
Sl2LC20 having been obtained by Charles y.
Canda. He held portion of the dciaulted coupons
Of the company. and iustead ot ioTccloSng the
mortgage sued the company ana obtained the
above judgments. The bonded debt Is S2,JOJ,OOO,
the greater portion of which Is held III Amsterdam
and London. Tie cnbdIIa~> Hoht of- tie company
~ attributed 10 their inability 10 dispose of The
lands a. promptly and prof,ablv rs the antcl-
patcd they expect 10 arrange matters, ard have
reofgauIzed by clcciug ]. IL. Shelter president in
place of Albert c. Bupc. As the company have now
abandoned the offices iH ENchauEc-piscc, thc Sheriff
has been unable 10 seize any property OF NaIut.
The property II Frederick l.. Mdthez has been
placed i'm the hands OF Edward +. RO0k Jn the ap-
plcatlom OF Washington i. Carver, one OF his
creditors. ~
George White, dealer i'm fancy groceries AT No. 20
Tourth-st., Brooklyn, has mace an aNslenm"nt t.
Robert Mccoy. lie form, rly of the firm OF
White u CamPiOn, and mad a capital OF Fl2,OOO
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05

ruIie Cnitermonn Miss blanche Guitermann MISS
GnItermann Master David Guitermaun, BuI.'i 49, W
IIub John A. MohlcnhoR. Mrs Mohlenhoh t nat n"nar
" JInmhoIt Miss Anna Neusinger. Dr.. H. W Lt'nst,n
Dr Ernest r Tsppey, j. H. C. Dorschor u hJ,mnn hfann
+. schroeder lohn q.
Go.tfrird " alibaum. Henry Heriemann, M IT, helmAon
Ioseuh r. Ierrenbach George kaufhold
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05

nensons Capcne Porous Plasters will relieve cure A
the ordinary ullsers
highest and only awards both
aud Paris EN positions Ask physcans own locality
aboutlL IL wonderful neL sold respecta
BILE druggists
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05

Prudcntly get rid of your Cold by using
JAMES ENrF,rOEANE
Tower Clocks MADE by

J.. ltNAEU co.
During The last forty have proved heWse he
most reliable made country They made IN
the best manner and viii satisfaction iastd.
Ous uuithetpcr. OLyc Maiden lane.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05
NEIP ~ VS.
AitRiN A9

\
Str Partha tBr) Mckay Liverpool Mar 22 and Queenstown
Str siesa GER, schvsnzeD Hamburg Mar 10 and HayTe
Str Carondeet, Burrow. St Jago de Cuba Mar 20, via
&c fuegos -. 10 J T. Ward Il co.
Bark Padre IsJ ID seao. Galway ~ days, in ballast to
Brig Tuba Cain hartman Marsein-, Feb & with pig iron
TO Livingston. erkus. Prs Co vessel Ia Jas Henry
lumber 70 John russell vessel 10 master; -
-tr FANNIE Pike (oi calais Kipatri,s. old Harbor.
ay- with logwood to IL solomon Co. vessel ohm Boyn-
,hr Louise Frazer Crawford Geor :otown C. 10 day,
MA naval stores 10 DolneF Potter a 90. vessel to +
wiND-sunsel-Ats sandy Hos. moderate, y y W cloudy.
A. CIty Island the same.
CLEARED
@ II Mallory Vespcr. IIal Wilmington Del Abio1t:
Fanny Sadwsil4ier ClaIG BALTIMORE kIenS' Tacony,
Parks May FRAT sayin, Sagua Ia Grandc Brett 60;
hnsT Warmth cofs or ia mouth for orcrs FunSn yS
i1sJon. DuAn$ Astan1a, SaEe' W izlErL q GO, Magic
Non. NIcl.en. Cronsait Russia sIocovch & Co Loslta
paTcb on or Fairomh for orders Sccoy,c = 90 t'
cry Br COO. London. " Bertaur Johanuc (Nor Muller
Cork or falmouth inr olic-s tanch, ltiyc q 60.
soccito GtaI omano Trieste. tunci Edre Co caroline
Ge Jdae ffdTf PdT an P[9ce MmirT n Tets
wilIiamstadt De- asTo a co. Munson Coir, Perth
Scar, Mary Bradford oliver, Garleoe b wcnberr co:
Boaon co Amelia Dowdie Hartford Cartwright po,lc.
city Of Chelsea Goodwin aarscioo Permission & Co; zeia
Iial9ws,l Lo,ion InGS Ruth Hoisdon sumeIs Ply.
N
DISASTERS
wAsHISGToS. April 4.-1he signal Corua station at
aiteras reports TO the Chief Signal Officer at IN a.
follows:
s sunken schooner three miles from the point u
the Ucach light applr.Gtlr cngnC rig.
The keeper Of Life saving station No - has been
thcL
The si~na Corps station at cape Nav reports three.
msS schooner name unknown ashore on the west eud Of
the crow shoals.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Apr!l Arr Newcastle Lacilia from New
York al Naples the Jst uit rtr PuvAaan from
QrEESsTovs, April 4-saed. City Of Berlin. for New.
York.
ANTwERr, April Arr str Navorh from Philadelphia
HtNBt' GG. April 4.-Arr str stag from baltimore
LONDON, ApIIl 4.Salcd "a Sterling
Wan1cIrr tie latter for New Edwsrd Jrwrtt Uar.
Giuseppe Rocco "a Amor J. r Cam NStlet1e
both for Puaep ph Irayeer for Baltimore inst Thor.
Nald-rn for New YORK. Great surgeon.
23d ult Azofran: 29th u Giuseppe Verdi Atanrc.
3ls ult ThOs LaEc isicr Let inst ThOs hellr Maria
Cpo ocean. tho latter o Lands End 81 ust Mary llo.art
Adolf Cou uba 30 inst. Guro Albert Victor Lake Ontario
puseInen, Lorenzo taWpOdOncl. Norma latter of
the Lizard; Baoccis Gilmore Deyete DubrOy4ckl Am
inst PIe.OsA NCssri the latter al Deal.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05
DR., RiDWiYS REGULATING PILLS

Perfectly tasteess elegantly coated for ths NJ an fs
orders oi the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
diseases headache, constipation, indigestion, dyspepsia
bousness billion. fever Inflammation 0f the bowels piles
arrangements Of the internal yscerA WarAntedtO
effect ! positive cure Price 20 per box
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05

BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY of New York,
Broadway Apply at headquarters Tor private INES OF
district service.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05

LAME BACKl KIDNEY DISEASE,

Ana preventive OF consumption ruuIr1 PALArAuLE cor
LHFR on in combination with PHn~riO. NuIEIuNf. A Ir
mai kaDIc remedy. All drugnsts. Depot plttsL
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05
NEURALGIA,
DIPHTHERIA,
INFLUENZA,
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING,
RELIEVED IN a FEW MINUTES,
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.

For headache whether sick rheumatism, INN
bgo mains and weakness the back spine or kidneys pains
the liver pleuIIsy swetngs Of the on pans IN tne
heartburn pains Of all kinds, Chblans ana irost
tit, Railways Ready Relief Will afford immediate ease aud
continued for few days ehecta permanent cure
Pr1ce so cents.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05

XLCR BoneIess Goldfish is selected from the
finest Georges Bank fish. Groccrs keepiL
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05
FIFTH AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS.
WILLIAM II. VANpTRBIT's NEW PURCHASES
REAL ESTATE.
RFAL ESTATE.

William II. Vanderbilt has purchased several
pieces If real estate near FIfth-ave. within few
days Three ful-sizcd city lots in SiXtyeighth-st,
between Fifth and SlXth-avcS., and directly oppo-
site Central PARK, be paid $4,000 each Tor. Ills
other purchase three lots in Fifty-tourth-st.,
near Madison-ave. which. II is understood cost
nearly 81 900 cacn 1t Is understood that large
stable for his valuable horses will b. bult on the
latter site. The entire Ffth-ave front between
Fifty-fTSt and Fiftv-sccond-sts, purchased some
months ago by Mr.. Vanderbilt, Will be given up by
the present te. ants to-day, and buing operations
will be begun at once. Mr. Vanderbilt proposes TO
erect family residence at Fith-ave. and Fifty
first-st. 1t will occupy a frontage of 100 feet, aud
Will cost when completed about $50, 900. On the
northern end Of the property at Flity-fourth-st,
Mr.. Vanderbilt proposes to build two honses, sep
arated nv gardens, with a general csrriage-path
along the rear. The two single houses, II Is SAID,
Will be gifts to his daughters.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNuTs' NJ
2ls BROADWAY
27o Noon SOC. p m S4I sa.i @dngH. 9Ss. -O0'
ATcrage 2s7,s. same day, 1878, A6+N'
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05
pRrsENr sTATE OF NM CATTLE DIs

PRESENT STATE OF THE CATTLE DISEASE.
Professor Law has been engaged recently IN the
examination of COWS in Delaware County IN this
State and reports that no pleuro-pneumomia was
discovered, but that some cows sick with consump-
ZION. were found. Thus far no eases of contagious
disease have been discovered IN any county west Of
the Hudson River IN this SITE few cases of
pleuro-pneuInomie have been found i'm Ncstchc>tcr
County, and close 10y in Connecticut. On Long
Island fewer cases have been made known this
week than heretofore. No COWS have been ordered
killed during the past three d"l - and the State
agents think they begin 20 the good effects OF
their work. I'm order that the recent regulation
furblddng the moving OF cows by rail or boat with
out permit from General Patrick NAV work
as little injury as possible to owners cs-
yecially of FLOODED stock, who sell then
animals i'm distant States, Professor Law
and his assistants 20 wherever they are IT.
uurred 10 make examinations and issue permits.
The Jersey cows imported last month from South-
aInpton, England. ana quarantncd in Seventh-aye.,
this CITY, Will be removed Oh April 10.
a new order requiring all cattle coming TO this
citv nv water down the Hudson River, or from
Ncw-Jcrsey by fcrryboat, to be landed at the foot
of West Sxticth-st.. viii bc issued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05

All infringements upon the patents and sys-
TEN applying the electric OF the Central once
Broadway will dcat with TO the full extent Of the law or
suc cases IOyided.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05
Announceme enis.

A cough neglected may lead to serious re-
snlt. PORTFR's COuGH YALsAM will relieve al once.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-05

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Gssoenville and Columbia r. ]
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

IA 81 III = = 3 ~
Passenger Trains run daily, Sundays except.
ell, connecting with Night Trains on South Car.
oina Railroad up and down. On and after
MONDAY, May 10Th, the following will be the
schedule: