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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-30
TO LET.

GENERAL LARGE AND COMFORTABLE
- Rooms. in suits or single, can be had by
inquiring Of JAMES A. DENTON,
At the Consolidated Boarding House, North
Main street.
Eureka, December 10, 1871 OIL
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
VNO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND sHOliI LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA ,..,
pourteen Through way daily tnrec uepots III
Philadelphia, IN NeW-lOrk. - .,
nonble Track the most ImprOved Equipment ana lhe
-0 Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety
on and after April % 1879. , -.
,oss Trains leave New-Yor via DesbrOsses ana COrt
laudt street FerTies as follows; ~
An 7gO 500 tU linited) II H. uLi !, 0SO 10 - ou
$40 and l0 D. N sunday, 4.aO and a. M D. D. ''oo s'o
ana a az y ~ r. aRrookvn Annex" with all through
trains at Jersey city anOTdng speedy and direct
for BTOOalyn travel .,-,.,.,.. ro.o1 qoo AK
7:35 b 30 IL Limited h1pfsss 10y y; M = al
40 ana 1855 .. on sunday IZOI S'-O o''O o. o'V
al M 4. 1888 p II. 80 , ~. r.o.A,y,- No Astor
HOuse and foot Desbr0sscs ana Cortland - ~
A. and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot ~ fnll"nr! brpuh
ivT Nos ia, ll0 and lis Hudsokst HOBO on
Deloii Sa'S'' ~''' l. i. FARMER,
FRANR THOMSON, eeni EASSeneoi EAb-
OeAcIal AaI.gcE
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRASsFERA
x-ra TTTy
RECORDED LEASES.

Bohmfalk John TO Cunningham and another
store Of No 1929 2dave. wears. at annual rlnt 0t
Copcer A and another 70 J III Mitchell. Madi-
so,st. lot No 1885, II years ar annual rent Of 90.
stone Henry "a Appcimann, No loZ Canast )
years, az annual rent
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
VHE ERIE RAILWAY.

i now kgo,,u Uv Its new name. the NETWORK. LAKE
ERIE aud WEST ERN RAILROAD. Arrangement of trans
. a. m Cincinnati aud chicago Day Express. Drawing
room Coal mes 70 Bei.o di' ~ 1 -, o., 2rFs,
2 connecting with last trains 10 te Wes and -o1n-
west. Pullnans best DldwlEsroom Sleeping toacheA 10
Buffalo ~. s,.o.,,..
Coaches through FoSeser Buffalo Niagara fals. c1cn-
La aud Chicago without changer also Hotei DAs cars 20
7p IN Emicrant train for the West.
Trains leave ChlmDcrs street Depot NeH-f0rk, ior ,
p H. midnight saturday nights only. sundays 5;45
a. @ i I crfrl Park ana Passac g. 10 TO- i0l5 a NJ II
noon I,i5 3 So 4Su D.: 5 s. 6.5d : j. m. mdnelt
Sundays, 6. $50 lu:l D. 1:0 D. m, ana y odeiI
las s. 3j $40. 4.l5 f.3O ., 55, H. l5 $780, l. >. 40 p
M and ~ midnight sundays O. $50, 9l5 lOIo a. H., Iio
saaeFn s. i5, iG'i5 a No. :i5 s45 D. g. p M, u mid
night euBdays q, $50. 1913 a. n lao O;o' D. n ana
cornwall 7.45 a. m. $50, 1870 p. m. Sundays $50 m
Newburc 1;i5 . a. IN. 800 431 sundays. $50 a. m
Rondout and Kingston, b m $50 M sundays o5U a. h
DAYS = $50. iO:i5 a m. G3O Z p. m
MiddieOwn 7:45 9. 1913 M 3;ij. 4:30. p m sun
H. trains connect NeYor and Usweso AiuiaHd Rail
Port Jefvs 7i5 O. lO:l5 a. M 4:SO G. p. Sundays
$50 10 Ij a IN; 6 G:3O and , m ,,,-.
BEFORE m. 23dst 10 minutes earlier than above
time leaving Chambers 81 on quarter hours leave I'D
M with trains leaving ChamDeTs-st at ~ D. IN
cEes Tor passage and apartments room and
Sleeping obtained and orders Tor the check
ing ana YSI 1nslg 3 q o 81 & Br6adSa y No Goart
ST. Brooklyn at the Company's Depots ,,
Express rains ram ir9m tIs west Ari''e al d. '
1" ''' JNo. ~ ABBoTT GEM Pass'r Agt, New YORK.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
leave for EngewOod Coster PieTnont and Nyack
snpdSys "a a m al and $50 p m The 1850 D. IN.
lesye 80 minutes % cS -tHT n8d Mshs e45
mo. \. ABBOTT, Geul Passr Ag't, New-York
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
fouses auo Rooms Uanteo.

4 property wanted for Young Ladies' School
EA-ren leasenear 10 row York CITY vicinity OF
Central preferred send PARTICULARS aud location 10
Post Ofce Box 4oB. New-York CITY.
NTANrED.-In a healthy, pleasant locality,
w home moderate size modern style with
nearby hEhf business Address.
stating terms. l.. Y. p, Tribune Office.
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,ARTNERSHIP.-Nn-

copartnorship heretofore
under tho nrm name Ot
dissolved by mutual con-
to sign the nrin name IN
ST9.
II. MILLER
GEORGE ". MILLER
no basinoss ON Ills own ac-
2Ol Broasi-st
GEORGE II. MILLER
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
6trdmtoats dno Railroaos.

A The MARY POWELL, for Poughkeepsie,
As West Point, cornwall Newburg h4ndou' ~ kingston
y m. Connects Brooklyn annex boats
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE' LINE, DREW
River foot of Canaist every week day connecting
West and East ,i' staieTooms warmed 6y steam.
Excursion to Albany ana relg IL gpSd 81 eays PTesaen
FOR R0NDOOT and KINGST0N.-Landing
Coz1ens west Point Cornwall Newburg Marlboro,
Bes&re BsS snS Ss S
p M Pier 81 North B9e9 foot Of Harrison-st.
FOR NEW -HAytN. its surroundings and
Il all on the New-YorS, Boston and Air Line:
JOHN H. ins rARN S and rUs coRSING PIER Is
K SS at S avery nfT time FOR
trains ali railroads best fae. for Passengers
transportation Limo JOHN Il. sTARIN. Proprietor
FALL RIVER LINE ION
BOSTON
FARE ONLY 81 80.
aea fGa B iG az g au ga5 cn Ses @ sy OF
sSs'h Ss for on ssScT and % train 5ayng
River the following morning st $50 NJ or on arrival oi
1 A' -'i'ei III The WELIrKNoWN STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
piacad on the ine ioT The summer season
Leave New YORK daily sundays June 10 70 september H.
Leave Brc5Elyn Via Annex boat a $50 .on,,
GRO l. coNSoR, General Passenger Agent
NEW-HAVEN. MERIDEN. HARTFORD,
~ sPRINGFIELD HOLY qKE. WHITE FOUNTAINS,
QUEBEC. &c. steamers leave Pier 20 = * at - .
Special trains for above and intermediate points Tickets sold
checked at g44 Broadway, y. y ana Courst,
Br6oklyn. Excursion 10 New-Hayen and return 81 %
DROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
Il via 4 evidence Direct. -
A FULL NIGHTS RESr ONLY - MILES OF RAIL
TIE FAVOhITE PALACE sTaAMFBs
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ray Allen.
RHODE l-LA y ID. Captain Jesse Mott
leave p daily Sundays excepted, from Pier 20 North
River loot Of Warrenst)
Passengers arrive IN Boston AZ m No intermediate
landings between NeW-l0rk ana Providence.
and ckefs secured at Nos 1868 3H1, 80 ana
s41 Broadway Metropolitan and FIitn Avenue Lotes y.
36S B-pus Also IcKets -ld az
principal ticket Offices and at AL Offices OF West
colt Express Company. ..,. s.. -.
l. ". FlLkNs. g. y. Agt. d. :. BABCOCh, Fres-
V'HE OLD RELIABLE ESIQAIlNGToN LINE
at 5 o M from Pier 49, North River foot Of Jay st.
special limited tickets, good ONLY ON Z:l5 a m con
ting rn -OungtOn, sold via this line nom NeWl 0Th
Boston iU 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-GreatTr Tr

DENNSYLVANIARA RAILROAD.--G Trunk
Line and states Mail oute-On ana aner MAY
10 1879 trains York. via DesDTosses ana Coft
landt street Ferries a. follows: r-.,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached a. n ana e"O D. ~
daily. - - 49, .ua r+-.o q, s.oo :,
IN connecting al tOr Itusve Petroleum Centre ana
lie OH Regions Wilamsp0rt and LOck-liay . a. m
RaIfiuOfe the -0utn, lInliSd
ton Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars daily except auhaA
no IN; arrive Washiu gtOn i:l2 p. m HegulaI az SOU
and SO a m l. 4 and 10 p sunday, 4SO u u ana 10
Fxpress for Philadelphia 4:30 79O 800 90 Limited
a m $500 A. g. g. 75O $50 ana 10 D. m SUNDAY 45O ana
a. N g. 7.3O $3.50 and 10 p H. Emlgraht anu Secohu
class, 1880 m. -.. s., nj, ,,ror nh
trains Jersey CITY adordng speedy aud drec1 uahsie
for Brooklyn travel o- ,o.o - - ,oro
n M daily and ESQ 600 daily, except hOiday
From Washington and Baltimore, 500 m, z, 5;1O 4i2O
1910 D. m. sunday $50 and lO:lO p m FROM fhna-
dc iphl 93J 600, 6:5O e:tO 1880 ll3O a. M 800 sJ0
$50 $50 and 1910 y. sunday, $780, 6O5' o'oO IO4o
Tcke Ofnces $50 and 944 Broadway, No Astor House
and loot of Desbrosses and COrnndtss No Courtsi anu
brooklyn Depot foot Of Fultonst BIo2kDni nos
Ils HudsOu-st HOOOkcni DeVoI JciS"y N4y'
FmlgTant Ticket Otire, 40. Batter place
L. p FARMER. Gen1 Passenger Agent
n.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
Gountrp properip % fst.

REENWICH, CONN.-Furnished house to
~ rent thirteen rooms, barn garden shade excellent
water mile from the station desirable IN every Ad
dress pBlN'. Box le6, Greenwich. COun.
| OW RENTS.-TO let at Croton- on Hudson
low right parties Call adj
dress GEO. +. FERRIS. Croton Landing, y.
ORANGE, n. J.-Houses and Country Seats
~ for sale great variety also farms and build
ing lots BLACKWELL BROS, 243 Broadway Room 3
ITO LET-In Rahway-At low rent, fine,
i roomy house. Apply 20 r. B MAYHEM. 257 Broadway.
rVO RENT-($1O0 for Summer and very
cneap by yesr)-Farnshed house Of ten rooms shaded
yard Of vel garden. fruit stable pleasant and
remarkably healthy location Address ROELIF ELTINGE,
New -Paltz- Ulster Co. y. y.
rENO RENI-Near Mount Vernon, a small
L FTenchroofed house and carriage house contains .
heater hot and cold weter tneaere grounds
Rent by the year. $50 month Address j.
Pen FIELD. Post ONCE Box 1876
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
ONE DOLLAR LINE to BOSTON.

LIMITED TICKETS to BOSTON. 81 GOOD 81 81 pplsI ER
on me bOa 80 cents leave Pier 40 North River
every dav. except SUNDAY, at $50 p m
STEAMERS of NORWICH LINE leave same pier daly
including sundays, az D. n Ior bOsoI NOCcstoi'
land and the While Mountains.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
Eteamboats Gr6 Railroads.

1 LBANY aud TROY by DAY BOATS.
Leave EIAbAtRR % % ana 49, n 4 5bd 4tbst at
a. m by Annex boat flom BROOKLYN At a M Landing
BGRG, .Po' aEEPsIE. RHfSEBEcK, CATsKfLL a9d
HoP9ON P2senSers landing ~ W. IOiNt' iicHs TChN
sold and baggage checked noih and west Tokes or Cou
PRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
ID and Naugatuck Rai1osd Fare g. steamer bridgeport
leaves csthsrineslp daily Sundays excepted at ll;SO m
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NewYork from foot Of Desorosses and Court
$50 for Washington Pttsburg Columbus, Cincinnati
Indianhpois, Chicago and the Wet, kishmond Chsreson
ana the south Pullman cars from Baltimore TO Newark
Ohio, llt a1urg and Chicago. CO. - -
1;0O 2. Tor Washington and The West. Pullman cars
c, tins tr % rittn6nrS 9cnpati Ind'ansnois Ioisvie
and st. Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore 10 Cch
400 p m for Washington and the West MAKING
1000 p daily. Washington. The south and West Pull
ag cose connections for Cicgeo cincinnati indianapG
Is Louisville, Louis. Columbus Pittsbug, the souh aud
southwest Through Pulnan car. from Baltimore 10 inGn
Florioa New;orleans ana the south -.- on. o..
Broadway New YORK and at Offices foot Of Corandt
ana str9Sstssts ana lIeioi jersey W. ,-vpD,cr
49, AND coLoRADo.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
y Ferry station IN New.fork teot 81 Liberty ~ 81 IT,.
Commencing Nov 25 s7sTrains leave Newiork foot OF
$50 a. m.-For Pennington E5ston, Beivdere, Mauch
Junction with g. l. and v RR.
s:45 m.-For Hgh Bridge Branch, Schooeys Mountain
Budd's and Lake HOpatCCng. EastOn, HarTlsDurg
Msuch Chunk. Tamaqua, Haze ton WkesbaIre Scranton,
MllnsTuspOrG &C.
1880 a m. ami 430 p m-For Somcrvle and Pennington
D. m.-EOr Pennington. EastOn Maach Chunk, lamapua.
Wis-sbarre. -crautOa Tunkhannock, IdmaQua, HazeOn
Reading. POttsviie, Harrisburg sc.
I D. m.-EOr High Bridge Branch Scho0ley's Mountain,
RudGs Lske and Lake Hopaicong East0n. Belvdere ad
Mauch Chunk. Connects at Junction with D. l. ana W XIX
$50 p, daly-FOr EastOD, Allentown aud Harrisburg
1.45 p. m.-FOT EastOn.
For trains 10 ioca points time tables stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave al @ a. m, II m for Bound
Brook ana intermediate points aud at 55O D. H. for Eason
Reading and Harrisburg.
Brooklyn and Erie Annex" make connection
Jersey city 10 ana from Brooklyn anu Ere Depot
Jersey city.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Commencing June . 1879, Trains leave for Red Bank,
Long Branch, Ocean Grove &C. at -5, ll:i5 % $3.50 tEx
press, A, j;lj p. III - 90
on oceanic and Fair Haven az Red Bank 10
from Point Pleasant at Girt with all trains.
L'REEHOLD and NEW-YORk RAILWAY
connections Lave foot OF Libertyst, for Freehold at
s:lj ll:4j a m- t. 5:lJ p n
NEW-YORk and PHILADELPHIA NEW
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
grates ano fenoers.
gouarlnersnlp Nolices.

nISSOLUTION of UUPl
IL tico ls hereby given that the
existing between the su0scribcrs
h. "A. MILLER Il SON, In this ia,
sent Either party i authorized
liquidaGlOn. New. y NOrk. May 81,
The undersigned viii continue I
count al the oiiice Of the late nrm'
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
Che 0urt.

NTEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ TO JEROME PARK RACES, MAY 80 anu 81, CNE
g. s. TO- Special Trans with ears reserved for acles
VIII leave Grand Central Depot l:45 and 2lO
after For regular trains, see unlo
tahIe E'xcurson tickets 40 cents G. VI. Bliss ELL.
superintendent
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
GIN RedI Cstate tor Sale.

I'd LOTS-All sand, full front, on Easterly
BOuIevsrde 145 feet deep; suitable for improved
fats price terms 10 BOYD, owner
Il4th.st. ana lstave
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
Brocklpu Rcai GsiGts for Sale.

DIUUhIDW hINI NSIN1E -OI DUIE'
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for q house in
YGrkA fine three story brick house on ChntOnave.
between BrOOky 4OXJO ct grounds,
winch are astefulv 5Ox2OO stable in Van
deuave thing perfect order, with all modern i'm
IIOyoMcnts Address ONNII|
Box 2. .S27 New York Posi- Office.
0SA LOTS in growing neighbOrhOOd, Brook
~sIO lyn. viii De sold at a very figure, cash
half cash. rutland & WHITING Beekman-st.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05

NEW JERSEY s2ETHERN G2EF, EAlLhoAD
Commencing June 2, 1879, Leave New-York foot OF
LiDertvst. &c. r. r. of y. j. FOR
Toms River. s:l5, ll:45 a. NJ; 400 P II.
Vinesnd. Br1dCetOn and Atlantic City ll:45 a. m
WaretOwn $40 a. N; 400 . IN
Rarnegat and 1uckCrtOn 400 p m
Philadelphia and MI. Holly, ll;45 a. M; 4:OO p IN
Prom PIER y. r. foot keCtOT-st) Tor
II ighlands. Long Branch ana Ea'0ntown. 400 p m.
0SsUNDAYs ) for Highlands ana Long Il; ;anch 9.3Oa m
=
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
ROrND RROOK ROUTE
FOR TPTSTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
TM0 HOT RS.

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
IMPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS
Leave New York foot y Lbertya ior Trenton and Pha
delplia at ESQ., = g. II a. l;3O T. J3O. II p. m
Leave Philadelphia from station North PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road Third Berkssts $40, way, 14j $780, lli5O I
1:i5. $3.50 5i;0, II ?. -
Leave Trenton l20 except Monday 645.
S:l3. 1O:2O a. m. 1915 2:20, 4:l2 eil5 m.
Pullman attached 10 the 300 a. M
trains from NewIork 10 the l:s5 H. ~, lio p H,
trains from Philadelphia
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave New York and philadelphia at
$3.50, u Leave New 3ork for Trenton at a. H,
p.m Leave trenton AT li2o $3.50 2 m, $40 D. M
made jersey CITY station by ferry TO and
rom Brooklyn and Erie Depot, Jersey CITY,
foot OF Lber yst. Nos s44 broadway NJ
principal hotels and Offices OF the Lrie Railway In New
York BROOKLYN and at Ma. COurt-st brooklyn Bag
age cbec ked from residence destination.
II. T. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agent.
] EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. March
30 SO depos OF andt and DesDTOssessts
100 D. m for Easiun. Bethlehem. Allentown. Reading.
Maueh Chunk. MahaEOy City, Ashland Wilkes
barre Scranton and IunkAainOCA.
$50 D. IN. Night Express, daily for Easton Bethlehem.
Allentown, Maucn Chunk NiKesbarre Elmira Ithaca.
Geneva Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls ana the
West Pullman sleeping coaches attached
ROBT sANRE SuD't and Fne'r.
General Eastern Office Church ana CDrtan1tsts.
CHAS. II. CT INNINGS, Az
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
CENTRAL and HUDSO

y Lh ORh ZEN hAL ana hCDcON
~ RIVER RAILROAD. Commencing May - 1879,
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot;
$500 A. IL, anu Northern EXPRESS with drawing
to Albany Rochester, and from Albany to Mon
treal saratoga. -,
1880 a m hcagO and Western Express, with drawing
room cars to Canandai Rochester ana Buffalo
Express 10 Albany ana Troy, Win cohhectous
10 tica. Saratoga and Rutland go
D. Montreal Express with through sleeping car
via II. Adams -, ,-,-.. -. a.,
500 m 81 Louis Express daily. with sleeping cars for
ST Louis running through every il the wcek also sleep
lug BnalO Niagara Falls Toledo and DelOlt ana
for Montreal, excepting sunday night, via saratoga
1850 H., Fast Express for Rochester ana CORNING wa
Geneva. sleeping TO Geneva and RO hester
$50 D. m Pacinc Express, daily, with sleeping cars for
Rochester Niagara Fss Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit
and Chicago excepting Saturday night 10 Ogdensburg
Hoo D. H. Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany
and Troy. - 90 r,-, -, ..
WestcCtt Express COmpanys Oces Nos Park place 80
ana q41 Broadway New oTk. 1858 Washington
BTOOKyn =; -. hI-i-hhh
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CouuirD Real Cstate for Sale.

AT SAYVILLE, L. l., near the seashore
~ 81 acres more required large house and outbmld
m ~ 600; terms Onehalf cash. RI LAND WHITING
Q seek u-Et
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05

pOUND BROOK, n. J.-55 minutes from
Id foot of Iberry-st Central r. Il. OF n J., twenty IDhI
ira NJ eacl war dnvi minutes walk from aepo I 80
grounds plenty II shade tine drives u' OF l1Ll Po''
nav be lted WIN boaId terms reasonable
MAY " Anarezs W Nj. ID.
Bound Brook. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
Gkcurslons.

pRIGHTON BEACH.
I'D Trains the Brooklyn, Fatbush and Coney Island
Railway, - - 49,, ..o,-,--
will run halthOury between FLATBCsH-ANE. (Lon2
Island Depot. Brooklyn and BRIO HrON BEACH rom t3
m 10 o. Last train from the Beach sl6 p m
Tile depots via SOutl Wall, Fulton, Hamu
ton Roosevelt and Grand-st ferries from New-York.
W. h. DORWIN, superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05

TO LET or LEASE.-The 3l2 story shop or
Il iacoTy building $50 Canalst near West; immediate
possessoni rent 500. Apply 70 AMBRosE K. ELY. los
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW

EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Lave foot OF Liberty-t, for Freehold at
s:l5 11:4j a. m. 4, 5;lj p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05

TOR SALE or TO RENT CHEAP-A de-
Il desirable country place KatOnah station on the
Larem Raj road For full description and terms address
J. :. HAWLEX,
20 Tiffany place Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05

HOMES CHEAP in West Virginia. For cir
IA cuar address J. II. BRIsTER. Martinsburg, W Va.
NIORRISTOWN, n. 1.-THE most heathful
A1 suburb Of New-York malaria mosquitoes. For
particulars Of very choice country seat FOR
J. C. CLINTON, ljl Broadway; Room /.
no SELL or LEr.-COttage and five acres
az G-rrsnus opposite West Point Address FIsHKILL
hANIN6> BANK. iishkill y. y.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05

COMPLIMENTARY EXCURSION given by
" John sarin the Veteran soldiers and sailors VI
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05

who members Of the Grand Army nor of
any organization. entitled 10 part cpato and
will tickets the excursion by applying % CEN
O. h GRAHAM. CustOm House and shOwng thelr papers.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
Gltn, propcrtn 90 Get.

FOR LEASE.-That splendid property No. %
Wavefy place 30 by 100 extended Easements in
oomuee repair viii De rented for Of years easy
Terms. Inquire Oh TIC premises
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
REAL ESTATE.

A mansion and out-buildngs with llslloo acres oi
baud. n broadway. bet Murray and BOeruh'-aNe'' :,
Flushing, sam' MeCraTy y--.--------''------- .
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05

AT LAKE MAHOPAC.-TO LET FOR
"a the SUMNER, reasonable re1t, an elegdn.
COUNTRY PLACE. House contains II rooms, kitchen and
cellar and is fully furnished. Grounds stable &C. &c one
u Tie most convenient places on the Lake
l. II. LUDLOW CO.,
tR223l Pine-st. ana l. 30 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05

IO RkNI.-Ihe whole or part of the de-
sirsole property % Waycrly place. OF
CTeeuest VIII De leased for Of Tor
uTerlH Haea
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,

TJNHE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
L FOR BOSTON AN - ALL POINTS East
at D. M Pier 80. North River foot OF Jay st.
special limited tickets, GOOD ONLY ON Zl5 a. m. con
-tOuingOn sold via this line nom NcWl OIh
10 BOs fui FL 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-15
SHOCKING CASE IN BALTIMoRE
Young Married Woman A ccused OF Enticina
Girl OF Fifteen to her Ruin.

BALTIMORE, May ll.-Mrs. Phnbe Small,
a resident Of the west end. is held for examina-
tion Tomorrow. at the Western police station.
on tho serious allegation OF enticing Ida Col
lett not quite - years OF age from her home
for immoral purposes. Tho case has excited
much interest, as tho parties involved have
hitherto borne excellent characters Mrs.
Small is a handsome woman OF 25. She is n
brunette. rather tall. graceful. and Of fine
physique. Her husband. n well-known citizen
is not in Baltimore. having left recently on
q business tour. Mrs. Colleit was a neighbor Of
Mrs Small. ana her daughter Ida. well grown
and pretty girl, was a frequent visitor at the
lntter's residence during Mr. Small's absence.
Recently Mrs. COllctts suspicious were excited
and upon an investigation she discovered that
her daughter WAS encente. and that an attempt
at malpractice had been made. Mrs. Small de-
nes having any knowledge Of the girls init
macy with men in her house. but says that she
introduced her 10 "A DR.. Pierce, a friend Of hers
who was an occasional visitor there but was not
aware that he paid her any further attention.
The girl accuses DIR. Pierce Of accomplishing
her ruin. and that Mrs. Small accompanied her
10 n house Of questionable character. introduced
her to a gentleman there. and then withdrew
Mrs. Small will have hearing tomorrow.
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READY TO PROVE III.
A Delegation from Kansas Who say that
IaRalis Secured Hts Seat by Bribery.

WASHINGTON, May Al Z. Eggers and
F. s. SturrbauRh of Kansas. were given hear
ing by the Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections to-day. in relation to the memorial
signed by the members OF the Kansas LeRisla-
ture. charging that Senator ingalls, secured his
reelection by bribery. Eggers and Sturrbaugh.
without going into Details said that they wero
ready to substantate the truth OF the charges.
Mr.. Ingalls, is member OF the Committee on
Privileges and Elections. and his conduct since
the charges we're made against him has sur
prised his committee associates. Instead Of
asking for an immediate investigation he
has been astonshingly silent about the charges
Tho other members OF the Committee were
averse to introducing the subject. About two
weeks ago the charges came up in regular
order on the calendar. Mr.. Ingalls, asked per-
mission to file an answer to them. and was
granted IT, But up to tho present time no an
swer has been fled II is said that he il wait
ing for tho arrival OF papers from Kansas bear
ing upon the case. The statement has been
circulated that the Committee on Privileges and
Elections would not consider the charges be-
cause Mr.. ingalls, had been exoncrated by a
Committee OF the Kansas Legislature. This
statement is untrue. The Committee cannot
determine whether Mr.. Ingalls, should be in
vestigated or not until II has considered the
charges and examined tho evidence presented
10 the Kansas Legislative Committee.