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New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
Cfcurslons.

NLTROPOLITAN ELEVATED > RAILWAY.
VI OPEN PROM J3OA. II. 10 y T. NJ: -.
III, TOR i ltEE1 Nearest point ior Nsu oUee' tey'
and come, . with cars tor Sprih FtrIy ,- r.-.-,
cot ETIANDr~ rHEET-Searrst point Tor jersey Iy ana
tuumunp-w Fritirs. n, oaia. ,,,- r1,u o,t
CHAMBI.K-- I-Nc4Tcst point iof PaEonA anu EI1e
EailwIy Ferry.
FRAN NktlN.-IREET- ,-.-.- s.-... -.
AN D-RF IT Nearest point for ncshr"sse7 Street Ferv
iu Jersey tv and with cars Tor Dcbi0'ses anu
Gtand -trr.t Ferries. , -
TkE.I-I-Cop"ect- with cars Tor EANt ana
West Co.,,
EIGHTH STEEEr-Nsa oniut ior 'hE,tih -irrft
Ferry 10 IOpoken cor = MIN cars lVi OnI'S'oPN''
and East Tenth stree tr.-t'-. ,.-,.- .,-.....
ETEENIH> IREEI-S Sc2fe,t point 10 lhl9n 7iu'Tr'
W9il1 k'. aud lytcum THEATRE Academy Of AuNc. IL
Wing and Tsmn1ny Hal- c1nurcuhg WIN cars 'ot F.h''
1wrntytaird and Ihttv- fourth street Frrur- -.
TNIN lTTHIkD-S TREEI-NeAfeat point h boOtl% =
Jan.4 and Par Theatres, Grand ppca house. OAIotr
t,arlen. and Masonic Tempe, and lEenty tmrd street
Tuip1't TrIfi; II TijET-Ncarsst point standard
nIua1Eay and Flfil Avenue iheAiIrs Aquarium ana
Saa FraucscO Mnstrel- connecting with ears ~ ee
hawksu Ferry. ..- .-.., - ,-,,. .r.-.,.
ief companv'. cabs iOr Grand Genital Depot.
TIFTIETH eIRELt- ,..-.-., nj
lfFTY.EIGHTH II REEI-Neafrst pO,at ''i Ncata I1rA
connecting with oi Beit Line SaiirOad
Tor uptoNu trans take east sile stations
F,,r dow Utov trains -r-i de -tatlOns.
FARF 10 CENT-. Except between the h0nrs OF 800 10
7.3O and O y. IA, - hen the lare - teht,.
NJ VAN BROCKLIN. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04

General Term the Marine Court reversed sd Judgment OF
Trial Term affirmed with costs opinion by an EInnt
Railroad Company affirmed y IN coHis onH"n
cid o reference -ei aside new ia orerc to abide
event opinion by DAILY. G. King agt Me- am el a :! ~
National burglar aud Theft insuIance Company }
"Jndgmcn reversed new Trial ordered voss abide event
opinion ly Daly &. an Hocscn j. concgiung heAl az
RrnHi GhSoSy act HsXPpicson Gsnic opinion
afmed opfion b5 bsiv. G. J. Wooster act
Ffeisc AIT Tfe inan-Judsmcnta AHMED opinion BY iarre
more, InecAe ast Altman ct alJndgnfnt rev rev eI,sa Sd
Win co, .gRIono by 1n srna5 6n5n m n1 in pd G
G. J., Haly j.. concurnng and Van Brunt j. dissenting
Ryerson set. Willis.-Judgment reversed new tTiai tTii
MAYOR All Hyan~JndFnsnt reversed trisl ordered
Trcnn -oTdcred affirmed OPINION by ray, {. J.. spence
ast for cag drnc n29n an ro Brnnt
Goelotc agt The Mayor. Sc.-Judsment affirmed with
cots 9IG2 by Van hqs, & Ran[n =, a . Ss to abide
event Onion by Judge Van Bruut. Darling agt Honse
Judgment reversed with costs opinion by an hIu,,
Wolster agst La.ker r-Judfment anrmed I'm n ,' Tor
DInlgn Gy San hru. US ~ Sl Van ErmS Den-cf ac
RelyMs9n Tor leave to go TO he ooutt o. Hp'as nen,
modified diminishing appeal Instead Of Judgment apsoie
fOrthe defendant. opinion hy Van lrunt }
Paaery q, al ,gt fwis~Moton witidraHn papers rlei
with clerk The Hebrew Benevolent etc. Asvum society
iv JudSc Van Brunt -Cous, aet Mooney-Orier signed
~ Ju5gc van Iloc-en-KI.ch agt. ~cheig-oues'n
pass upon. tine matter of HartnettCrdr signed N''
AZ Consumers Ice Company; HueJner ast Eoose'eI1-
Motions denied see ~ ou0raucrm. ~ ,,..
act ~hancupn Applicai Is granted Abrohams 2et t'n
Tnchtarclt~Grauicd Moore aG Rnthef Notice II this
aiBi,aio. must oe gIyen To he defldaLl ~ hi.
Marine Court ChambTs-liy Judge Slnnott,-
aS Por, 5s B'r at Wssbf1 n Caa.frnT sr Henders6n
Motion granted Moses aSt Ccufal ernont and aicaln
ton dism,.ed Loughran art HocrIeIn-Moiou granted
demurrer oyerrued With co, Lowery agt the Banget
-IHr ttUHN -f4Ek ar tod
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
$ defeated-there being less than twO4hlrls in the

was defeated-there being less than two-hrls In the
Affirmative.
Mr.. BLISS DEM y. " presented petition signed
by George W. Quiufard and Others, in favor of the h
for tie exchange NJ subsidiary silver COINS and United
states notes Referred.
The House then. ~ o'clack, began the memorial ser
vices respect the iato t. J. Quinn Etpresen-
tative from The State OF NewYork Resolutions appro
pirate to the occasion offered by Mr. Lockwood
Dem, y. y and unanimously adopted. Eulogies
the life and character OF tho deceased were pro
nouucod by Mr.. Lockwood Dem, Y. ~, Nj. Mavham
dem, y W Mr.. Bag ey uep v y, NJ covert Dem
Y. ", Mr.. Townsend Rep, y. ", Mr.. Jones (Rep,
OHIO. Mr.. Caldwell Dem, Tenn and Mr lrrett Q|ep,
PcuuJ ana then at l2O y. IN, the House Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
TIE COCRTS.
GRANTING THE PLAINrFFs MOTION N THE VAN
DEEBILT SUIT FOR 4 MILLION.
A SPECIAL JURY GRANTED.

GRANTING 1IIE PLAINrFF'S MOTION N IHE VAN
DEEBILT SUIT FOR 4 MILLION.
The motion in the suit of Cornelius j. Van
dclDilt a2aiust William II. Vanderbilt up yestcr-
day on motion before Judge Donohue, in supreme
Court, Chambers. Henry l. Clinton. William A. Beach
and Joseph II Choa;e all present for the defend
ant. Ethan Allen appeared for the plaintiff and was
Joined by scott Lord just before the case was called
The motion itself made by the fendaDts, and Is FOR
stiuck" or sp.cjal iury To try the case with stay
in the meantime. M Clinton answered " ready Mr.
Allen, for the pai tf said that Ar Lord had only r.
Gently returned lIom the COuutry but agreed with hin
thai, rstEer than give any occasion for delay, the! would
consent 10 such jury provided 1t was not made .
OF delay. In that regard only they dc5lred 10 be
heard Ia the form of the order.
Mr. Beach began 10 speak apparently IN opposition 10
this rapid settlement OF the matter when Judge Don0-
hue nt9rrUptnC him. said: " Your order "a granted.
There nothing more 10 discuss cSocUt the form OF me
order aud that had better ia before me on
Thursday before the regular court hour say 10 ococA
The counsel then Withdrew.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
pEv!sIyG A CITY,- CHARTER.

There was a large meeting of representa-
tive taxpayers OF Long Island City yesterday nj the
Office Of Ascmby Pearse 10 consider the subject Of
amending the city chatter The present city govern
meat. argued too large scale aud should
be much srnHliuad; ouy Mayor aud Board ut Alder
men were now needed a. a framework. A committee
appointed 10 prepare amendments. Incidentally
the subject OF annexation 10 Brooklyn was discuss IL
when OF opinion In regard 10 II was asked
there q single voice III favor OF the prOpost
\ committee on The amendments was tLLu announced.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
NAYY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHIXGTOS, Feb. 3.-Rcar-Admiral Wy
man sailed from Norfolk on tho flagship Powhatan,
February J. for the West India Islands. He states in
dispatch TO Secretary OF the Navy that he intends
he In 81 Thomas February TO- and in Havana about the
lOth % March. Captsn John H. Russell has been de-
sched from special duty and ordered ~ duty in charge
~ The Navigation Department at The Washington Navy
Yard Assistant Surgeon H. Dickson has reported his
return home IRON the European station and has been
% 'lccd waiting orders. Chaplain J.. W Hugcr has
beon detached from tine Navy Yard ~ Norfolk 0nd
ordered 10 the Washington Navy Yard.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
Tommy ooh. Gran'pa dear. I've

Tommy "Oh, Gran'pa dear I've been
counting what my Christmas presents Will cost ana y
ru-t comes 10 ten Ehiilngs. I've saved Up and
sevcuu-ncc. Can you advise NE Whero TO set the
Jest l"-lPuuch.
When Burns was first invited to dine at
Dunlop House. a wcst country dame, who acted as
housefcepel. appeared 10 doubt the propriety Of her
mistress entertaining a mere plOuRhman who made
RHYMES as II he W. r. q gentleman Of cd descent BY
way Of convincing her Of the Bsi- right to such dls
tmcuOu. Mrs Dunlop gave her the CottCr's saturday
Nict" 10 read TINS she dld, and returning the
volume with q strong shake ~ the head, said: Nae
doubt aides aud gentlemen think mucEle o this but tOr
m rs naetbiuG but what cav latAeI's house
every day, and dlnua how he Coud hae tOuld II
,ny vsv.'
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
MORE TOWN OFrIcfRs N TROUBLE.

James II. ROmer and Eugene Archer, Dem
ocratc Justices % the Peace Of the Of White Plains
are charged with maifeasance in Office and petition
prepared for presentation 10 the General Term
OF the Supreme Court Of tue Second Judicial District
which Will convene al Brooklyn Monday next. asking
for thcir removal. Justice EOmer l. charged with
twenyonc instances Of macasance and Justice Archer
with twelve Both OF the justices charged
with making fraudulent charges against the town. and
with other acts involving perjury and piracy to in
crease The amount " thoIr iudicial charges.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
VAN BRUNT's OPINION OF LAWYERS
Iu1ce Van BTuDt in the Common Pleas

General Germ. denied aoJlon Tor TearEument. his as
sociates asserting To his decision. The motion
Was pat on the ground that the counsel had
failed 70 fully present the arguments on benat OF ms
client Judge Van Bruut says: ~ such ground
were admitted as Il reason for new argument
more than half o: Tho would require astcoEd
argument il s almost rule that one or the other oI
counsel IL q case falls 20 present II properly.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
Auttlon Sales Of Real gstats.

THE CRESSONA WOOL MILL and CARPET
MAN CFACTOBY. situated az CressoDd, rchuykil
County Penn vt De sold ~ sale the premises
on FRIDAY. February "A. 1879 az 10 a.. yhC mill "a
@iN"l trt with engine house. boiler house and dvehou,e
attached Ma hnery Is .nd In good worAnc condition
GROUND looI-UO feet Possession Immediate. Tor paItcu
lars address MASON WFIDNkN
Attorney f0r Assigned
Vottsylle
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANseERt

YORK CRY
-thayc " g. from jl,tst 10 sd -, -u" loxl 80; I'm
bit'..... -. -. SOC coo
II ~-IIam and w''r tc Hugo ed '.--.-.--....- 2n"t
Rudoli and wiis to Marie Ho-s......... I60jC
t-ffUu--t, u : 800 n OF touruanHt ave, 2JIlOOi
Adam Hlpp and wife - hulrine ~uaS...-.-----. 1851
Iextrzt1u-a 1ith -. ji.1 -7Ij anu also
To4 ana wife to MirI4el Duty - 4ijoC
4'hGT Isne. rrerSe - John B4se,t .O5J
g-S.s 4. OF Ayef. - sT1b. Il L.A.S.l2
A7..6 the Independent Accumulating Fund As-o- -
cation, Elizabeth Braun .OGl
cl-t IT. s. 100 n e. % ~ ave -21XlO9 2Xrrrguar;
sit Ga 10 Aasas Baa1 1i D o.' SOC
o'' IoI1a 7 and others 10 Henry leSitr I5C
Cliff ~ No- ~ ant q, and 10 .'G GOd--t John Van
other anu ....''.'.' 1900
West e s. IOi ftsof Chartoust to Washington.
81 to G,m os, IT, 1 51d snocP asg -"" 5o25C
-4th-t II So n - u ltnave. 6nNt63 the orphan
iuin society IA ne Clty o. Hcw-AoIk to Alfred go,
J. Beach. ---....-. "'U'
''li Asasi } aaaasrta aud VII % Joan il bcadc $3.50
80, ,.g-g-,. :. 10 fp,z Doaae.iy -. 1896
A.. u oG .HNNh.b '-Ti regular
q a. -. Isglpr and wife % Mary Elizabeth Tay -J''
G.dr u - ft Of .isvr. lstlnu.j sophie tpptn.
htin and husband to ul!us hiuksucr. -.-... tiU
' H. - .na @ olclS % to Joseph Vaa Week 1906
Jalee- 81 e 100 ia ui cherry ~, -Jt4tUJ, Nj
l. Dodge aud oih-fs 2" J+lut- stokes tyU'
Coolest, 40 - WI tu p.Hiso j. and otn'Is 10 -
stokes S4O'
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
Brook!Dn Real Eslnie for Sale.

Extraordinary Bargains.-A large number of
- H"kvn Houses and warrant Lots taken IN under fore
c"'ure on easy terms. JERE. JOHNSON r. 81 Ibery,;
SNt FRANkLIN-ANE., BEOOKLNN-FOr
~ sale -Oren 10 I'LL 3. Prce 5000 g. 200 cash
Brokers' commission
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04

Bernhon,or Emanuel and smother 20 Simon z Bern.
htlntE anu hHoiitf .'.s
Dillon lane and another. executors. etc, 20 Jane
ls0n and smother. guardian, etc ........-.......
Same t0 Mary Murphy ...........-....-
fonia 1000
IudoT August 10 Louis MUNICH ...--....... $500
Bernheimer. l. and another TO simon J. Berrheimer
and another
Starr HarrIet ". guardian. etc to Helen VI starr
trustees etc - ''i'''A 11" '.,.'''' l52sj
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
Gin Real gstatc tor Sale.

FOR SALE-LOt. 123d-St.. near 7th-ave., for
Il f2O0o RULAND * WHITING. BeeEman-st.
EOR SALE-fIandSOme fOur-story brown
stone dwelling on Stuvycssnt westerly Park bar
Iain o prompt purchaser For permits and information ap
ply 70 o. q. BENNET, / Broadway room, B.
Tor SALE or LEASE.-The four-storv
stores Is Clf 81 and 2f Pcart tbetwecn Fulton aud
john - eet by lS1 ieet Address OWNER Box so. POST
Office.
For SALE-An assortment of houses, gold
u ICcs ftom $4,000 10 Sl3Oou situated on SD sl-t. SJt
ana i3thss Two beautiful 18Th and S0thss aud
lstayc, desirable as investment: call see them
Office corner 79thst and lst-ave
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
WIS Grst inviiel 10 dine at
REAL ESTATE.
NTW-NOEK, AlOrda'

NEw-YOEK. Monday Feb 3. 1870
The following sales were held at the TX
change saesroom to-day:
Ry H0trdTd Y C0ctSs.
brick buildings wih lot. 30 y E'drdge ST.
225 II ! Of Grand sL lot .5I-1.Oi John
l.. J. Bisc"tsT6 &
! story brown stone building with lot. no ,fJ Ave
c. sw cuTOI l.tLst lot l3IGt Nelson IappaL. 10000
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
Balls
Gcrpornriou NotItcs.

NOTICE is hereby given that application has
y been nsie the Fuance Department ~ ne Ctyot New
York for the --re the MANI ATTAIN SAYINGS kNSIl.
1IIION OF duplicate certificates
NJ T2:-NrS York Central Park Fgad stock ui t121OD
SOs / 70 10 inciusve-Srw NOrE Ciiy IMPROVEMENT
per cent stock for $2U.u0r each. making 2O1.uop
No 1873 New York tity bond 2 10000
aud > New YORK County aCcumulltcd
making '....,'. -. -. 100000
No New York Comfy aCCumu .atesi PEI crsturJt.
due 1851, fOr.. ....-.--..- OO,OOD
40 93-NeV York County Count House d pl cent - -
stock. No. =. f0r......-.- ........... $1,000
80 2i-New ork county court Hogs- per cent
stock, No. ,. fOr .-... .......- ..--...... O,OOD
No. 12-Ncw-IoTk county Court House . per cent
stock. No. 2 Tor ..........-. .-........... 10000
No. 3J-Stw YORK County Court House pei cent
stock. No. p FOR -, ,0VB
No. 30 New York County Court House PEI cent
stO,k. No. .. for ........ 9SOOO
aO--Ntw York County Court uOusC
~ stock \ o 2 for -. -. 10000
In OF those hich stolen the 9th day Of OctO
ber 1915.
All having objections 20 the !ssue thereof are re-
ouued 70 present writing the COmntrolefa
once the New before n dag Of ksss
rusry, 1879.
JOHN KELLY Conpto.lsS.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

I!r3sI.- Ttaaa. and vie - J. rsI,-linauu and
o.ref adUIns'rafIiv. ctr ne cor ! UrHri and
kursbI-dce EnHJ. . years ~"
NIculei and vile q" mares FOX T. e coz Lex
iut,"ii ave snn J.th 81. years I-"''
, -agI.. t.ia-,uu. exc ut0 rtt, olst 81 "
~ 9Th ave. wears ... .-.----.--- f'uo'
Giarkin Iargaret and husband d, Ann Mckruua.es
Gtrnian T.. uf Rae ~ year ..-.---- Nv
Keya .ildt-a ID and wife 10 = Avery. -tthst. c .
Of
Na,nr" ". oS " e ils,G ''i' Tesr % 5000
MeyrT f,3s 1n"I " He.2 .G A''' i-'''' 'O'' 600
fo,.l,r,y Anthony ard wife 10 The United states
INST company C-th 81, "f Msii'VnAve. ! 49, ooo
=
same 10 william II ps Forest. property, year 10000
Na,a. G'sa Sf .eE.orst Ss Tf year. 1000
StrTnberEer. Mayer and others to the Equt~Die LIE
ns,uIauce society OF the Unird states, No ls2
~prIng and other property 4OOOO
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Aldrich Herman u and another executors etc. TO ~,
W ssV,-
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04

Gorcn Morris AM lIutlrt o. Charles tliK store and
ha'f OF ~ 50 l-tav-. " v-ai-st ANIMAL rent ct
ftgcl A 20 J"i'" ETttN, -Vte ana basement
az ,ol4 Sd-lv-. = r-r- Al annual rent off,.
Igrweust-iu Dora 10 lJ-a T. Bun. No 10 Ludlow st,
ana pant - Su y IuIiur 81 fur .....--. ....--..
Nort,r Dora fn Rosa BlIH so lU LudUVst Rhd
r4lt OF No = Ludlow 81, YEAR, 81 annual Ient -
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
Hlusital Instruments.

"A. No 10 EAST l4TH-sr
Chickerng stelnwsys and other Pianos snG Or.aGs Os
or eaeh OIL iustalllae uts,, And fOT rsGL
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
BOARD an0 Rooms.
East Sid.

East Side.
FAMILY HOTEL, II Lafayette place
Rooms cn suite and singy liberal hrstcass table.
} LAFAYETTE-PLACE, one block from
Br0adw Fine rooms large and small. with or with
out board slo front hrS floor southern
tAI sure terms low.
I'll +. CENTRAL PARK HEIGHTS.
- Healthest location in cIty very large. sunny, well
furnished 'front.' with dressing Ia let with
first tcass board home made bread pies &C. so for To
DE EAST 20IH-ST.-Suits of rooms; prl-
sJO yac bathroom. without boar; breakfast served
desired rooms Tor gentlemen; references.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
4 LADY pursuing a course of study, desires
board in school OF small private family centrally To-
C1trd r'fertnces exchanged Address iCDENl Tribune
East Side ONCE 80 5daye
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
fst,nres ano meelIrls.

MEXICAN INSTITUTE ANNUAL ELEC-
~ TGON for officers ana managers "i ~ F Vii be- Hed
on THU lt~UAN. 18th u Irb.a, 4r11 80 IT, ia
the cooper Buildng The polls VIII op'n AZ OGtsock n,
an. close at 8 OcOck .. y. g.. ELY, President.
{. NICK LEO-fl- Recording Se,retuy.
NETWORK His TORiCAL SOCIETl.-A
~ stated mcciHg Will be- held At f0s Library tuesday
evening February J. O,Ook Tie Rev. b. + d. COSTA
will read paper The IruOK Gpb' 10 u. relation 10 tho
History OF American Dls,OFCty' Az DREW WARN Lk,
I.eCOrd!Dg secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
Citn Dropertn 90 fet.

ITO LET-Oficcs, lofts. stores and Easements
1 in Bee kman Ann, Fulton, John Pearl. william anu
Sassa.i.sJs. KULAND WHlIING,5 BeeAman-si,
no LET-472 WEST 2D-ST.-Threc-StoTy
brick dwelling house ia hrs class AeI zhborhOo los,es
son immediately. A. H. EN 23l Broadway, Room %, city
rI'WO-STORY HOUSE 70 LET or LEASE.
lJthst Inquire at log East l3tlst near 4th
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
Countrn Rcal G5tlte for Sale.

-----------------
( CHEAP HOME For sala roo1 VOL
= l.s.r frame i.f..9rI rrt TI.f . ga, fe. I'M,
s+,ri.5 ana -, e. 80 -
f,.c 4. ia -..i
ora Irrrtu-e make ~, Io1.s 4. o -f,.e, -,Snl =,
atorf rups. rom .fr.f f.rf'r., rr.
,ly can ue IoI-lf fJ~ - poo r3-t n fr mon.
G s trnn ON mortgage Address r A. i BOX H. Tribune
JOp SAFE or TPADFl tOO ecras NJ.
80, - -, - .. b, - %. o. ,.l 80, a.,
-. G l''Il p'l'' - ,o p- ~,t NI Vel
Aalr'.s -tfIEG { EoEEHT-0N L4f1yettc Ind
INnH SAFE
Z fl,--Ht ,,---,, t,r1 DO, ,--- r-r,o,- ooo ,,pr,.
L-,r-t', 4, 1. ., -, y, i.,,t - 49," ~" -, e,
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
Gountrp propsrIn 90 fst.

FURNISHED HOUSE to LET-At Madison
i =. J.. j. depot rent very low Apply 10
\ WEBB, lGj Pearl-st. NeW lOrs
\IONTCLAIR. - Houses furnished, unlur-
VI and Hove Parsons. Z" itifr@t l.
NIORRISTOWN, y. J.-TO LET-The resi-
vi the late Judge Wood deceased large house
and grounds garden and oallIs house Icehouse
rer,rv rleyaItlv located IN Il modern I'M
movements; viii lease short % long term.
JOS. ". EALLLNEINE. Mor1i-to"h \ J.
arrange Y. J.-HOuscs ana Country SEATS
~ 10 LET 4ur for sale: sTe variety also farm and lui.
ing lot. BLACKWELL BROS, 2i3 Broadway, Room -
T7O FARMERS wi,h CAPlIAL.- LARGE
J G. BECK 4+6 Cauai-St.
FEO RENT-FurnShed- Lovely Cottage IN
1 Pelham Manor, Lear Ne~-York Guy very I4EoiA;Dte
terms chance for young couple. Address D. j. tAl'
son, 35Z Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
6slp mantso

VANTED-Canyassers; tirSt-class article;
must h.,. ues references. GORDON, BOX Il station h.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
Aouses ano farms uanteo.

ETRST-CLASS NEW-YORK HOUSE wanted
i goOi locality. Address Box - Ntw-1 otk /. -.
IOWA LANDS WANTED.-I want 10000
4 srrr- 0t Iowa land ioI SasI ~ ~ = D@Ni'
Address Il" Box 29a. Sew York Post once
STORE WANTED.-FrOm May !, store
- suited 20 our business: must be IN the vicinity OF H4
and Frontsts JOHA II. DRAPER co. AucHoheet.' IL
Tearls'.
NyANTED-A dwellng-hOusc Ill good con-
W tuiou IN good uriglbohOod ar .o" piice Ad% -
giving particulars and amount Of cash wanted MANI
IAN. Tribune Once.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-10
"Unltarian Thursday" :"

The entertainments at Union Hall
last night was characterized by a
departure from the usual routine of
singing and readings.
The production of a new bur-
lesque, entitled the "Woman's
Club" written by Miss H. f. Stew
ems expressly for this occasion, was
the central point of attraction. Our
limited space does not permit US to
do full justice to this unique pro-
duction. AS literary effort 1t is
deserving of very high praise, and
the care and skill displayed in its
production entitle the fair author
to great credit. The ladies' who
took part are all, we are informed,
actually members of the Woman's
Club OF this city, and the ready
tact and self possession of each
speaker In what must be regarded
as novel and trying situation,
speaks volumes for the Influence Of
club meetings. The burlesque was
q genuine success and we hope to
see more of the kind.
The concluding farce IA Turkish
Bath" In which ]. s. Severance, E.
E. Wise, D. Murray, F. g Burke,
f. w. Wood and Miss I. A. Smith
took part, was received with roars
Of laughter from beginning to end.
The acting was capital and the
smoothness of the performance
showed careful preparation.
We must not forget to mention
Nine Mara and Mrs. Caswell, who
sang In the interludes and met with
hearty applause.
After the entertainment refresh
ments We're dispensed and dancing
continued till late hour.
AS whole the affair was one of
the hest yet produced, and the
managers are maintaining their
reputation for the production of
high class entertain ments.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-10

BY announcement elsewhere I,
will be seen ths(the boys compris-
ing the High School Band propose
to give a grand entertainment al
Turn-Verein Hall on Friday even.
ing, January 18th. A short play,
entitled "The Kiss in the Dark"
will be produced, succeeded by q
shadow panto mime, "The Two
Lovers, or the Village Monkey"
written for the occasion by Prof.
Conterno. Prof. Conterno's Or
chestra will be present and some
select pieces will be rendered by
the young band. A ball will con.
clude the affair. The proceeds will
be devoted to the purchase Of bass
drum, tenor drum and other instru
ments to complete the equipment
Of the band.
Arrived at Wilmington, January
9th, brig Farmer, Williams, mas-
ter, from Port Gamble, with 310,-
900 feet of lumber for Perry, Wood
worth & Co.; steamer Salinas,
Plummer. master, with 5000 ties
for the Western Development Com
pany; scew Truckee, Baker, mas.
ter, from Santa Cruz, with $500
ties for the Western Development
Company: also, bark Whistler,
Swan, master, from Departure Bay,
with 7U0 tons of coal for the South
ern Pacific Railroad.
The Anaheim Gazstte, which has
been Growing not a little about the
exemption of its locality from frost
during the cold spell, is candid
enough to print the following
"Somehow or other we can't make
the weather Of yesterday fit into
our climatic editorial. The wind
blew direct from the snow-covered
mountains and the result was that
even at midday o Black Star coal
fire was comfortable thing to sit
near. But this is an exceptional
year."
What did the late Captain job n
son ever do to San Diego that his
memory should be crucIfied, as it ia
in bad verse by Desmond" In the
Ne,0s p Santa Barbara Press.
Shell the utterer of that bias.
phemy. Desmond. AbaIone OF
what not, whether muriatic acid
shall have licked them clean or no,
pile a pyramid of shells upon and
around the follow who can talk SO
fippantly of your divine gifts.
We have never remarked q more
perfect exemplification of the al.
age that Providence tempers the
shorn lamb to the wind, than is ex-
hibited in the fact although the
mercury only drops here in winter
to tritiing pitch people neverthe.
less affect to feel cold. It's the
thinning out of the blood, incident
to our mild climate that does it.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-10
Our Tenure of Life


Depends In great measure upon our re.
gard fer or neglect of the laws of health.
If we violate them we cannot expect to
"make Old boueB." But that the span OF
existence allotted to naturally delicate
nbtitdtion, or one which has been
shaken by disease may be maj erially
leng gthened, Is q fact Of which we have
daily proof The vivifying and rsstora-
tive influence OF Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters upon falling physique affords a
stri king illustration or the power Of Ju-
diciOus medic itiOn to strengthen the
hold on life. Restored digestion. com.
plete assimilation, renewed appetite,
sound repOse-these are among the ben
efls conferred upon the debilitated by
that supreme renOvant. With a clrcula-
ti0n enriched, u frame invlgorated and q
nervous system tranquilized, the inva-
lid, after course of these Bitters. feels
that his lif..tenure is no longer the pre-
carious thing that 1t was-that he may
yet enjoy a. green old ago"