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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14

In view Of the negro eyodus,which
will leave the South without men to
NOW the cotton crop, Mr.. LIE Due is
in favor Of cutting down the cotton
trees, and planting the ground to
canned tomatoes, which, he says, re-
quire no labor, as they grow ready
for cooking
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14
Iowa and Minnesota were visited

Iowa and Minnesota were visited
on Saturday afternoon by meteor
apparently about the size Of an
ordinary football with long
stream Of blue and yellow flame, de-
scending rapidly. 1t was seen at
Sioux City. Storm Lake and Leying-
ton, Iowa, anda ashington, MINI +,
near which place it exploded At
Storm Lake n double explosion was
heard, and houses in the town were
shaken. AT Washington the shock
and report were very great,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14

A RIG fire occurred in Chicago
Saturday night, which destroyed
1925, 900 worth of lumber. AS soon
as st. Louis heard of it fire was
started in the rival city, but owing
TO some misunderstanding the st.
Louis blaze did not amount to II sum
which would rival its rival.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14
al report were very great.

\ MISPLACED switch on the Grand
Trunk Railway at Carleton station,
Canada, caused an engine running
thirt, miles an hour to demoii>h a
passeuge! coach. seriously iujuring
about forty persons, some of whom
will die from their injuries. 1t is to
be hoped that the man responsible
for the accident will be punished
to the full extent of the law-''acci-
dents" of the kind are two frequent,
and little severe punishment for
criminal carelessness may serve to
lessen the number.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
Iftnrsions.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.

wi OPEN FROM 6:3OA. ". TO ~ M
RECTOR ST TREET-Nesre point for wal street Ferry
and connects with cars for South Ferry
COI RTLAN DrSTREET-Near point for Jersey Cltyan
COmmunipaw Ferries o, ,,. 49,, . =,
barclay street Ferry 10 HOboken. ~
CHAMBERs{s REEf-Nearest point Tor Payonia and Ers
Railway Ferry.
FRANKL1N.STREET-
GRANDsTREEN Point for Desbrosse1 street Ferry
CITY, and connects with for DesOrosses aud
East Grand Street Ferries.
ri EECK ER-sT REET-Connecs Nlth cars for East AMI
EIGHTII sTREET-Nearest point for Christopher street
Ferry HOboken connecting nth cars for Christopher
and East Tenth Sueet Ferries.
FO FIFTEENTH -SrREET-Nea point 70 Union square
Wallack's aud Lyceum Theatres Academy OF Music Ir
wing and Tsmmany Halls conn .ctng WIN cars ior EIss
rwentv third and Thirty. fourth street Ferries 90
TWEN TY!THI D-STREEr-Nearest point To B00tfs, ~
James and Theatres Grand Opera House, Gimores
Garden aud Masonic Temple. and TWenty'third street
Ferry Jersey city. - . ,..,.-f
pToafyay and Fifth Avenue The2:res Aquarium ana
san Francisco Minstres connecting with cars Tor Wee
hawken Ferry. .. a., -, vor, ,r-,,s
FOirY-~ECO y DsTREET-COnnects with New YORK Irans
fer C,Ompanys cabs Tor Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETH STREET, ..-------. - ,,...-.t p..x
conuectIng with cars Of Belt Line Railroad
FL rIFTVITIII} D.STREET and EIGHrH-ANENUE-
For unfoWu trans take east side stations.
For downtown trains take west side stations 49,,
1atns will run and 6taye. and 53dst AMI Sth
In CENTS. Except between the hours OF o3O -
7.yo, n, aud to Z D. m, when the fare - cents.
NJ VAN BROCKLIN. superintendent
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
To PHILADELPHIAAr "A
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.YORK AMI PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each way day three depotS IN
Philadelphia two N New-lorE.
Double Track. the most Improved Equipment and the
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute safety.
On ana after April -, 1873.
Trains leave via DesDrOsses and COrt-
lRndt street ferTiee, as fOll0wsi
1850, 1870, e:2U, 90 lmted il a. 800, J. o. ., IO
$50 anu 10 T. Sunday A3O Oand a. M o. D. I;5O $780,
and 10 q. m.
Boats t Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains az Jersey city, aordng aspeedy ana direct transfer
for brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1901, 32o, 800. T.
1886, 3 H3O and Limited Express $50 ~ Hi) 2. 4.
$50 and 1885 ON Sunday, 1901, 5:20 $3.50. 5, $50
q. m. T. 1855 D. nj.
Ticket Oficos-NOs. 52G and 0i4 Broadway 40. AstOr
OF DesJTosses and COrandtsts No Court
and brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of FultOn-st Brook
lyni Nos. Ia, ll6 ana 1lS Huds1n-st, HObosen :
Depot. Jersey city. EmGrant Ticket Oflce, No Bat
teIy place. l. l.. FARMER
FRANK THOMSON, Gcn'l Passenger Agt
General Manager
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAssFGRA
NRx YORK CITY.


65thst n $. 200 n e OF 5th.ave. 25xlO05: Dowd.
ney 90 Levy y...........-...'..
4th-st $, 200 1t " Of 2d.aye, 25xlO8; Amend and
and wife to Rupert ..........-... ........
Ssthsi. r. $50 70 q OF ist-ave lGSXlOS.S James
Woods and wife TO J Donovan. ..-..-..... ...-.
Lexingtonave :, l72 n n OF Slstst 10 50 James
DOnOhue and wife 20 T Howe. 49,. -. 4.
Great Barn lsIand, lot Nos 81 and 62. 26ONtG5.
suydam and wife TO l. Suydsm .-.-........ ......
2lstst, s, 3207 II c Of 7thave. 23r92; Qniniard
TO VI Banks and others ....-........-........
Madis0n.ave, n " cor 36thst, 376x9j 81 PatTick's
Cathedral tO T. OuthOut. ..........
1880 st. 3, so n W ~ Cortlandtsve, 25X1l5 (23d
ward & Sanguinettl 20 II McBren- --.-..-.: :.-..
Madison ave. cor 9Sth-st. 2lTXlO34 also Madi-
6sth hstss 4SO ft G OF Sthave, 2Oxl0O.5 Eugene r
Bcecher and wife TO W sloane. ..........-.
l23d.st -, 1866 II OF lst-aye, l4.3xlOOll Ann
NJ Ackert 10 4 Cameron. receiver. ............
125thst s, 2;l3 II Of 3dave, 1879 lOOlO same TO
Eldrdge-st, a. 1851 II OF HOuston-st, 24sK1OO Q
CSheltOn, referee, TO sOuthmayed trustee etc
Goth IT. s. 100 II " OF lstave, 2O,O0O.5 A J0hnes
referee 70 the star FIRE Insurance COupanY......
Grove-st, -, 359 9 II W OF prOspectave 5OSl0O J
TOmnsOD, referee. TO Carey .-........... .-.-..
lstayc, cor llith-st, 20lOXlOOi w Sinclair, ref
cree, to ~ RidaDOck 80.
54thst, L :, llS.G II OF Sthave lS,9xlOO.5 J
August and husband 10 " Taylor. ........-.........
2d-st, A. lot No IL 2iYl00 (23d Ward); w y Dixon,
referee. 20 the Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Grand Boulevard 3, 20l. 10 l0lstst, oO12OUXlIreg
ular; W jackson Ia p wilder $3.50 -..-.-..
S5thst, s. lots Nos 1872 and 1873, 6OxlOO; Thomas
Harrison Ia J Is Squier
135th-st T. l2j II OF 6th-ave, 60x99 " McCres
and husband 20 Arnold. .-...
ll6th.st T. 245 II W OF 3d-ave, 32XlOO. " Fltyslm
and wife TO X
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
NEW-HAVEN. MERIDEN. HARTE
providence LINE TO BOSTON,

II
FULL NIGHTS REST. ONLY AZ MILES OF RAIL.
THE tANORITE PALACE STEAMERS
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse Mott.
leave daily Sundays eIcepte fOm Pier - North
River foot Of WaIrenstJ
Passengers arrive In Boston az a. m NO intermediate
landings between Now-NOrk ana Providence.
tckets secured at Nos 1888 397 7S5 and
9i2 broadway et Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue Hotels n
y 1853 Washington Brooklyn. Also, CKets sold at
ali hotel and principal ticket Offices and at all Offices Of West
cOtt Express Company.
l.. W. IILKINs. e. Z. Ag't D. s. BABCOCK Pres't
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
IcQnl Notlees.

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
- North America Life Insurance Company1ln nur.
uance of an ord.r the Supreme Court Of the state
of New-YOIk made special term thereof held az tho
CITY OF tho city Of Kngson the twelfth day OF April
sIg uuce hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed referee take proof and ascertain the persons
and pates entitled share the distribution OF the
cures held by John T. smyth. esq Mt OF The
security for the policy yhOldef
OF me sad North America Life Insurance Company, all
poev holders sd company and persons and parties
tef 10 snare the distribution OF said securities
qured present their claims ana proofs concerning said
holders the uuderslgned referee aOro
said a his office No 33 Pine-st the City Of New
YORK ON the twentieth day Of May, 1879.
Dated NeW-YOrk, April 10. 1879 w. MCDEHMOT,
Referee
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
0rales ano TENDERS.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
~ The largest manufacturers Of Low AMI UaLow Crates
for either hard soft coal with dumping ard shaking
ment Brass open FIRE Places Sith Andons and basket
for wood fires Brass Fonders Fire Sels Coal
uOds Of antique aDd modern des gns
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Estimates given 10 builders contractors aud architects
J. 5. CONOVER d Co.. 500 and 365 Canast, y. Y
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
Dankrnpt Nolires.

II s. DISTRICT COURT OF PENNSYL-
- VANIA-In Re.-Felx W. Lembach. bankrupt-N
BAsKRJITCY-No. 29o The said bankrupt having under
Of Congress relating 10 bankruptcy hled his
petition for discharge from all debts proyabe under said
Act and for certificate hereof it Is ordered that meeting
creditors held the 27th day May 1870 at 10
o'clock a. m the Register, W. f. Doster esquire,
his office Bethlehem Northampton County, Ponn 10 be
continued by adjournment II necessary when and where the
examination bankrupt VIII be finished and
the Register certify the Court whether ssd bankrupt has
IN all things cOnfoned his duty under said Acts and If
not which certificate and the said examins
ton closed with all the papers relating 10 the VIII
filed by The Register in the Clerks Office IL further
ordered that bearing be had on the said petition for DIS
charge said certificate Wednesday the ia day
June 1879 before the said Court Philadelphia 10
O'Clock when where ali creditors and other persons
IN interest appear and show cause ans they have why
the PRAYER SAID petitioner should not be granted.
Witness Hon. VIM Butler, Judge OF said Court Pha
delphia the "a day OF May, 1873.
(AttesO FRANCIS SQUIRE,
Pro, Clerk.
WE. DOSTER,
Register
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
IOE IEENION AND pHILA DELPHIA.

HOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
EMPRESS TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS
Leave New YORK, foot OF Liberty ST. for entpn ana Pht1-
dClpha at t3u y % II 90 lJO, 1, J:JO, IL p m
Leave Philadelphia from North PeuDsylyana '
road Third and BerEsst, 645. 745, $780, ll:5o ~
lIj, $50. $3.50. ~ p. m o. o,z
Trenton fof NewYork m l2O except M0ndaY 6fo
Si3, 1920 m~ 1915, 22j, 4:l2. G:l5 p m. M -,
Pullman DrawngrOon are attached to the SOU e M
T. m. trains from New. York 10 the 7i0 ul 1870 p u
trains from Philadelphia. -. ,,,, i o,ohia 4.
Ga NJ 5:30 i2p m Leave NewdoTk ior Trenton at T. Ill.,
CONNECTION is made Jersey city station by ferry 70 all
from Brooklyn and Erie Depot Jersey Cuy, Ma gf4
qicEet. foot Of LbeTty-st., No5'
Broadway at the prncipal hotels offices OF the Erie Ut
Wa in Nrvy York and Brooklyn, and at NO Cout.'O'
pookIvn Raggage checked residence TO desthsIOn
''' hN'7 H. p. BALDWIN,. Gen Pass. ASeu~
EOR NEW-HAVEN, IFS surroundings ana
all stations on the New YORK, Boston AMI Air Line,
Derby and North Hampton Ra rolds drect-Stealeet,'
JOHN H. IA and EIASrUS CORNlNG leave per -,
y r. foot OF C0urtlandtst ar p III every night N ny M
week saturday. arrive In New Haven IN ulo lot Al
morning trains all best facles for passengers
freight; fare 81 excursion, 81 3D. Sarins New-HaVen
ii""'sO 'd'ion i' JOHN II. sTARIN. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
RECORDED LEASES.

Columbia College TO Marks, 5lst-st 1856 II of
bth-avc 25XlOO.5, 81 years, at annual rent of.....
Conger, A and others to " Moore, Division.st :,
lot No JZ Z7Xiregular, 81 years at annual rent VI
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Gin Real Cstate tor Sale.

GlIn Real estate tor Sale.
AT SOME PRICE l!-New carpets new
n shades furniture and new house, S44 as 1sthst
beautiful dwelling; splendid location exceedingly easy
terms. 5 FITZPATRICK. 3d-ave. and 23d-St.
EOR SALE-A bargain-buiding and lot IN
Il fee No. loo Charlton-sti 234xlOOj easy terms.
les PRICE, NO. 20J Huisonst
EOR SALE-Madison-av No. 322-One Of
Duggn CIOssmans best built hoqse II perfect orderj
owner expended $4,000 for additional nprOyemensi VIII
be sold with or without the furniture at great sacrnee
Apply to HOMER MORGAN, No Pinest'
o. the
/. SCHEPP, l7S Duanest
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
Jte Cream.

A FACT.-HORTON's ICE CREAM Is MADE
n FkUM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
CONS SUMEKs UNDERSTAND THIS,
AND KNOW II Is
ALWAYS RELIABLE
TRY 1T
AND YOU WILL USE NO OTHER
Depots 3O5 4th-ase. L2ss Broadway snd75 Chathsrst
EUSSELLS ICE CREAM 81 per gallon
Il delivered prices reduced best IN the city quart
sooD II Bible House. opposite Cooper
Institute.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
X9TuITE STAR LINE

WHITE STAR LINE. ......,z
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINERPODlA -,
NOTICE-rhe Of THIS Line ta6e the Lane Route
recommended by Lieut. Maury u s. NJ On botA tho outward
ana honey ard VOYAGES. "a, 81.
BKiTANNIC capt Perry SATURDAY. May H. 2;3O p IN
ErII-gTTtt C.uf IRVING huIsday M8y -, 4 D. H.
GLRMANIt Can't Kennedy SATURDAY MAY o. T. M ~
ST
These uniform size and unsurpassed ap
pOntments The saloon. Statc-rooRs Smoking and Batl
rooms are placed ardsps where the and motion are
least felt a1Ording degree OF comfort hitherto unatnaOe
NJ.
RATES-SalooI, $50 and 500. Steerage, SO Return
tickets a favorable terms.
These neither cattle, sheep. n0rp pigs
For inspection of plans other information apply at the
Comanvs Onces No 81 Broadway New-York, or l40 Wal
Lutst.. Philadelphia H. J. CURTIS, Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12

THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
i FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
at =. m. from P1,r 33 North River foot OF Jay.st)
Special limited tickets, GOOD ONLY 2.45 q N.
Meeting 81 stoningon sold via this line from EewYork
10 Boston for vi JO
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ Steamers leave Peekshp daily Sundays excepted tse
Eew-Haye a. d and IL L.. connecting with ros1
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
STEAMBOATS, auo Railroads.

TOR ROND0UT and KINGSTON.-Landi
az Cozzens west Point Corn all NewburG Marlboro
Milton POuChkecVsc EsOpus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware WallEl Valley Railroads. Steamboats,
". BALDWIN ana THOMAS CORN ELL leave DAILY al 4
p. m, Pier 81 North River, foot of HaIrisOn-st
NEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
l<sPRINGFJILD, WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL.
ana intermediate points steamers leaves Pier 20 l. r. at
y and IL p. Sundays exceptcd, connecting with
Special trains Tor above and int nncdiGe points. Tickets
sold and baggage checked 914 Broadway NewYorb
COuItst brooklyn, Excursion 20 keWHayen and IeurD,
81 90.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12

u STEAMSHIP LINE for ST Thomas. Para, Pernan-
buoo Bahia and Ro JAneirO connecting et ST. Thomas With
searhers Porto Rico Jamaica and Spanish Maia-The
steamship COLORA DO. Captain Bolgor
yin the above ports ON THQhsDAY. June o. at
CiTY OF PARA win -ail July >. CITY OF RIO JANEIRO
August o. Freight received at all times at Rob
ers stores BroOKlyn. but only permit from New-imk
Office
SINNERS desrn effect same ucder our open
uOucy at lowest rates Through tickets issued "a all points
reached by the Royal Mail Steam Packet Companys Inter
and t0 MOnevdfO ana BuenOs Ayfes.
Freight must be paid IN advance. For freight engage
having elegant accommodations. apply
'0 G. II. MALLORY q Co. Agents.
~. y. T. EmlIOn EerrY.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
Gin propcrtn 90 frt.

Gin pruprrtn 90 fet.
A SEVERAL CORNERS to RENT LOW
N. Ou Nest side. suitable for almost any business
JAMES PRICE No. 200 hudsonss--
A A LARGE MODERN DWELLING IN ~.
n. Fiuh Ward 10 rent suitable for boarding ho9seVs,
stitntion. JAMES PRICE. No zoo Hudsonss-
A HOUSES at LOW RENTS-No. 81 v,rte, MVl,
" ION 81 STuO. No III Bedf0rist. $500; No. 90 Nh
A. 5000 JAMES PRICE No. 200 huIsono--
4 TO RENr-Three-story and pasen,er%ss lss eoIs
IA dwelling No 20 yniycrsypaee otS 0s. pi0sn io4
rama JAMES PRlCL No. 2OV huos"Ds~
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
luctiou Sales of Real Gstate.

AT TARRYTOWN, Tuesday, May l3, at 10
"A o'clock the premises executors sale OF Vaua-
bic real public aucton consisting OF the Stones
cottage and several choice building pas
bounded By Broadway ContTaaye, WasbngtOnst, DIXON.
st. Juasr aud McKeeaye For maps 0 the properly and
further information apply at heand once o. ROBERT F
WHITE AuctOneer. TsTTytoNn N \.
MORRIS wilkins, Auctionser.
DECEIVEKS SALE of twelve lots on south
"a east corner 3d.aye. and l07thst
E. II. LUDLOW b co.
Will sell at autlOn,
on Thursday, May 49, 1879, at AZ OC9cS az the -
Exchange saiosroon IL Broadway (rinty Buiding N 7,
sale by order William +. Russell, esq, Receiver OF
NiNpeuny Savings Bank, .
3dave southeast corner OF lO7ths-tOUr lots togethef
100. lOxllO feet -. 49,. -. =.
East lO7trs-Eght lots, south side lO feet east OF
Thirdave each 2oIlOO. 10 feet ,..
at sale. Maps, &c. at the 0lce o. tIe auc0
No. Piuesu. y. Y. too-o'
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
FALL RIVER LINE


E
4 4 ARRANGEILNT OF PASSENGER TRAINS harcn
80 ISIg-eave depos OF Cortlaudt aud DesOOsessts
100 D. m. for EsstOn, Bethlehem, Allentown, Readng
Mauch Chunk. Hazelton. MahanOy City Ashland wilkes
barre. Scranton ard TunEhaunock.
D. m. Express osily for EastOn, bethlehem
Attention, Mauch Chunk, WilkesbarTe. EmlIa, lthaca
Geneva Auburn, Rochester Buffalo iaSara Fans anu ths
West. Pullman sleeping coaches aitecheo o. 49,, .,..,
ROBr SAYRE, Supt. and Enar.
General Eastern Office corner Church ard Cortand SIS
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
WANTED to EXCHANGE-A three-stor

w and French roof English basement brick house in
desirable location, In Jersey CITY, FOR building IN the
country suitable for school purposes during the
for boades hIOug gh the Summer months hah ground
I. ID. C., Tribune Onice
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
Real estate to gschanQe.

EtNI VSINIR TO VtINUVNf.
fEO EXCHANGE-250 desirable LOTS in
Brooklyn mipcGmbered for tract OF prairie lands
Iowa or Kansas. rutland & WHITING Beelluan-st.
WANTED to PURCHASE-A Residence and
w few Land wel located for private school
must village (uOt than 5000
within hours by rail- Of NewYork Cty not from
Iieasant stream. with healthy location and good
hoOd price correspond TO the ADDRESS, giving
fun description and lowest terms WILLIAM PRENTlsS,
HAYS loiV
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOnsatonlc
ID and Naugauck Railroads. Fare 81 steamer bridgeport
leaves Caharinesp daily Sundays excepted at liSo H.
and BndgepOrt At u =. m.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY


~ Ferry station in New.York, foot Of LibeIty-st
Ferry station IN Brooklyn. loot Of Fult0n.st
Commencing Nov 25 1873 Trains leave NeW-fork foot OF
Liberty st. follows:
$50 n. m For Pennington, EastOn. BelVdete, Maucl.
Chunk, Tamlqua. NikesbarTe, Emifa, &c Connects at
with D. ]. and W ". n.
pS45 a m-For High Bridge Branch Schooeys Mountain
Budds Lake and Lake HOpatconC Easton, iarrsOug
Mauch Chunk, 1amaqna uazeiton. Wkesbarre scranton
WliamspOrt. &c
i0:SO a. m and 43O p m.-For Somerve and Pennington.
In m-For Pennington EsstOn, Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua.
Wkesbarre, Scranton Tunkhaunock. TamaquI Haznt0n.
Heading P0itsvile Harn-Durgh. &c.
4 p. m.-For High Bridge Branch, Schooeys Moun'an;
BuGds Lake and Lake hopacong, Eas0n Belvilere AM
Maucb Chunk. Connects NJ Junction win d. l. ana w H. H.
$3.50 y. IN. dalv.-tOr EasOn Allentown and HafrisDurB
745 y. m.-For East0n.
For trains to local points see time tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave at a. NJ. II .. m for Boun1
Crook intermediate points ana at $50 m Tor Easton
Reading and Harrisburg m, Er,o ,.., - -. noo,,o,
at Jersey Cify station and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
STFWYORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave Red Bank, Long Branch ocean Grove,
ll:I q. NJ. " J'ID p M
Stages connect at station 10 and from KEYpoRr
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot OF IAbery-st Tor freehoda
S15, ll45 a. M. 4, 6:l5 p. m
NEW YODK oo1 DIIIT A DET DTTTA NEW
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
Wfean 1ttamers.
or QUEENSTOWN and

A MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN and
~ IIVFRPOOI.-Onlv Transatlantic Line under ile
AUFRTC CAN FLAG. Sailing saturday IRON I'M
nina and every Wednesday from Liverpool lxtIa ssnss
alternate Wednesdays, from Philadelphia alternate Saiu
days Liverpool -. a.,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12

SailiDg 10 days alternately from PhadepMa anu
landing passengers within Jew houis "o VI o
imu points NJ interest on the Continent
SWITZERIAND sails THURSDAY. MAY 10, at o a. m.
For rates passage ana other information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General AgepIt ,,,,
Walnut ST.. Philadelphia 3E fIOsuHay' sen'
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent y BaUcry- place. -NeM- iplh
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
6tramboats ano Railroads.
pANy poATs-pEOpLE,SLJN LINE. DREW

~ ana DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier No Al N9rtn Noi
River foot OF Canalst week day p r cohnectns
Albany Sundav morning excepledD wlth tfaihs Noi
west and East. StaterOoms warmed by steam 40
w EVERETT, President
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID NeMNnIk from foot Of Desbr0sses and Court

landtsts. = ,,., ,,,.o,
oils Chicago and West RcbmOnd Charleston and the
south Pullman from Baltimore TO Newark Ohio. ana
los ~ H. for washington and the West Pullman cars
from NewYoik Baltimore and Washington making close
connections for Psbnrg Cincinnati indianapolis Louis
yle ana 81 Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore TO Gin
cinnati. st Louis and Pittsburg -, =,
1000 p daily, for Washington the south and west pui
man slceers from New.IOrk Baltimore and WaomngtOD
mating coe connections Chicago Cincinnati Indanapo
s L0nisye 81 Louis Columbus. Httsburg the south and
Southwest through Pullman from Baltimore % Cucn
nail connects nt Washington with trains for Lynchburg.
FLORIDA New. orleans and the south. n,
For through tickets please call at ComDanys Once; 3io
broadway kewYork and cset Offices foot Of COufuandt
ana De .brosses-sts. and Depot Jersey CITY, .-,.
ROIND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRAShA
AND FLORIDA.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12

EUlON LINE, ,,,,r srr.,,r,s
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINERPOOL
Leaving Pier 80. y. H. foot OF klng-sb o - -
Nl>Cl.N II y Ia m
WYOM UESDA1 Apfli w. l:oVt ~
ARIZONA ESDA1 June 10 ~ ~
NEVADA TU EsDAI June. "a S5U T. III
These steamers are bUt OF iron In watertght COM
rarments and are furnished with every requisite % nase
the across Atlantic both Rae and agreeable nav
ing bathroom smoking room dTawineroon piano anu 1T
brary; experienced stewaeSs and csteteon
each steamer The all on deck thus nsnrln
greatest OF all uxuries a sea perfect Venaoh Au
CABIN PASSAGE (accGrdng 10 stateroom, s65 SO ana
$50 INTERMEDIATE. $40; sTEENAGE s25
OFFICE, No 20 BROADWA1 ,,-,o~
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
GsarDrrs.


A FRENCH LADY (musician) would like TO
~ make an engagement with a family for the SIMMER
months highest references. Address J. L. Box 10 JIlDune
Uptown Office, l,23e broadway.
A GRADUATE of YALE, for three years in
~ sIuctOT that College proposing 10 pursue MS studies
abroad take under his charge and instruction Youh
lad the President member OF the facuy
Of Yale Address l02 y. College, New Haven, Conn.
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY introduces superior Teachers TO- CoIegeS
Schools and Families. Address call Miss VI. j.
YOUNG. American and Foreign Teachers Agency, 25
UulOu.sguaTe. Broadway side.
4 GENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ 80 UNION-SQUARE, NEW-YoRk;
supplies GOOD teachers with positions Apphc2tnnform
stsp Supplies schools and families with competentn.
s;ruCtors WITHOUT CHARGE.
r. COTLIS " ORTIZ PINCKNEY so Union-square, n
DkIVATE TUTOR-All branches, including
Frcr ch, music and bookkeeDns-desires engagement
Address BOX 432 Princeton, Nj
TEEACHERS supplied TO schools and families
( without charge Miss FLORENCE FITCH EDUCA.
TIONAL BUREAU 80 Cnionsquare
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

1ommencng March II. 1879. Leave New.York foot OF
Iiberty-st. &C.. u. r. Of Nj i for
and Toms Ryer Sl5, 11;i5 q. 400 u.
vineland, Bridgeon Atlantic City. ll:45
WaTetOwn. $40 a. m: 400 p.
Baruegat and Tuckerton. 400 y. m.
Phiadelpha and Mt. Holly, 1l:i5a m. 400 p
Prom Pier \. n. r. foot Rector-st)
l;G0p M Tor highlands, Long Branch and Eatontown.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-12
JNMAN LINE. ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS.

These drscass steamships sail regularly p from
per y o. ID North River as follows - - -
s,eamsnlp MORKU UCArTLE.......~WEDNEsDA May II
steamsniD SANTIAGO DE CTBA.-...SATURDAi. Nav n
UNSURPASSED freight applyt)
WILLIAM p CLYDE IL CO.. No. SO Broadway.
IAWTON BROS, Agents in Havana.