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late tho night previous, trY!ng to scrapc wh!to
substance on the right shoulder OF bis sunday
Eo-to-mretinE cont.
Della White invited her friends In Green's
burg, lntl., to wlnt sllo called a aurpt[ae partr,
AMI suror!sod them By getting married In their
presence.
joaquin Miller says TINT man who lovc tho
beautiful nro never bad. This viii bo consoln-
t!on TO the man who runs away With his nt1Qh-
boris wlfc.-Bafdio Rrnreas.
The sale OF etrped stockings, It IA said, IL
twice a. large In prairie countries Is It il In less
brcoxv localities. The reason Is obvious--so asc
the observation-disclosures Republican.
Mlvcttkes among his accessories a ncn front
gsse-iust tho thug for lover's psctutc." 1lo
ought to sccure a itvefy rlln of custom.
4 certain Professor took up a Normal young
iady's notebook tiio other day to cxamfnu It's
cnttcs. The first noto that mot t!s assoniahc,1
Eazc was ths: 'That IL a ncc-l0okfng fcllpw
2xs5 Gtsa{{f: {s"a'F W ''' "''''~-'"@'4 A4 a. o.
After 81 enthusiastic lover spends two 2foure'
har.l labor over letter TO his girl aud thcn mara
It's esautT by ap!llng drop Of Ink on It, he 6rht
snears In vcsy scientific manner for lew mo-
n,cnts. and then drsws d circln around tho blot
Antl tells her 1t is a kiss.
when Benjamin franklin mas an editor ho
Was In the habit Of writing 10 the young ladics
who sent In poetry, saving In toneScu language
thai, owing to tho crowded slate OF his columns,
ctc.. bit ho would cntlcavor to circulate their
productions IN manuscript: and tlIcn he tied
ahc poems to the tall Of hs kite for "bobs."
This Is the vtew taken Of It by m infant OF
st. Josopt, Mo-: Little Freddie rns under
going tho lisagrecnbte operation Of having bis
The the Inanpnyre. "Nhy, Froddie,r said
mamma. "you ought not to n,aka sucli a fuss.
don't fuss and cry when my hair Is comb.
cd" "Yes,n' replied tho youthful party, "but
your hair amt hfel,ct to your hcad.n
, 1879-07-18
THE COLE DIsBARMENT CASE,

DEs MolaEs, IT,. duty iG.-T!se Prosecuting
Committee OF tho Btato Dar Association In the
dtsbarsncnt proceedings against Judge Cole
wcru fn scssan Mt tie Ktrkwood House all .!ay
Tuvsday, with closed tloors Nutl,ng can b.
EraDra Of tic proceedings, except Tint The
meeting was to c!fcvt, II pnss!blc, a compromise
ns ttc atfatr; anl! t,at It falteI because Judge
Colo demanded what the Con,aEttee would not
gFant. 1t " er'asnt hat this Committee are lit
dead earnest III this mntler. a,d Intend to push
u to iInal issue for nil 1t 10 worth. aost act
I've on this Committee arc James r. l.ane,
United states Dirtrict Attorney, and Judge II.
H.. .Trinlblc. II NOW lu0ka ~ though Jus,lce
Miller wuul hear tt,.: casu there beliiE IN BIC
ressor 10 JMd:e D!Iloa. 1t 1t not fnuozsstt.s
t!at Judge Ne!an1., Of st. Paul, inay no called
10 hold lJic Octpbcr term. 1t will 10 the MDst
Interesting na.l sensational Casu which has yet
turned up In The courts in this State. ),
, 1879-07-18
STRANGER. THAN FICTION.
Thu Hclys Of . baltimore Lady Ges n MIL
Ion Dollars. -.

Thu urlys Of y baltimore Lady Cos a MIL
Ion Dollars. -.
baltimore american. ---'.
A ycry singular dtsnutcd inheritance co.c ttch
hos hcen hcforc tho Encl,ah f,o,,rts ~ t,x.nt;
Aas oeea os.o'a .s1s H"s"eA Huu',s tuE t"entV
yeafs Vas 5eecnt'y % ca1eos S1ra. bfoHnt usnal11
fntestate in 1871 at tho age Of %, mud lrft perl
sounl property to the nmount Of eo00.0t0 Sha
Son snr.,psa -, ~. ,,,,draa .na ~ -, ho sno
a aas.''ea ' ~ @ n.s e.o,sn una a ner knoWe
taken possession OF By tho Grown. But an uul
claimed inheritance often br,nas To 1,pht uner.
net,rd bcirs mud # ,yos not 1onor fcfora .ovoro,
,sxt,ss anas,sna - 1870 t,,a,r se,v.at
brown nnd their csaim to tho rich Succession.
After lnborlous investigation, the Inheritance
was adiu1ged In 1876 to llyo mcmbcrs NJ n,
f,enoc.c fam,,v nsno-a Eroce,. ,.,,a 49, ~ :
~ 'o"oeaa taN5 "aueu r'eeeio' "no were
hcia 10 nave proved Their ksaship to tho
father OF Airs. Brown, and to havo snado good
their claim to the succession in default Of my
" anoher epoeso amI eae
who ca!med that Mrs. Brown was i1lceitinate.
Mira, Brown was the daughter Of ono Anthony
Manein. who, born ot Genoeso parents aul
originally called Antonio Manelni, settled In
England sone time belora the year i'll. Thus
her pnreptaRc MAS clear OF her iathcr's side, for
she was acknowledged us his daughter, edit
Gated At his expense. and married with his cou-
sent about 17o3 to m American named Aouiia
Brown. with whom she lived for ten ycars In
Baltimore. Her father died in 1903, md Mrs.
Brown, who was In Europc, though not 10 En-
g!a,d, At Tic time Of hts death, lost no time In
takng out letters Of administration ind claim.
Ing to Inherit bis property. Tic Croyctto claim
vas sot aside, und Mrs. Brown vas established
as thu legal hetrcss OF her father. md axtin-
gutshed tue Crorctto claims, which enabled her;
to recover. after many yoars Of LITIGATION ia
nuother suit, large sum of money, amounting
to oyer 500 6Do, from one De Tastet, her fathcrs
former PARTNER, Tho Croyetto ciain, was
based on tho assumption, meyer d[sputrt by brn,
courts which decided on her case, tlat her
father, ANTHONY Maugtn, was a native OF tho
Village Of 1t. Ifario, near Genoa, ulld was ban-
tixc,l theru "a Antonio Manejnt The eon Of John
Haptiste Antonio, tn t1;5, Dut ilist ns ia 1901
3func|u'e i,fcrftauce produccd tl,c cinfms of thc
Croyetto family, 90 ia 1871 the inhcrisanco Of
Mira Hrown hortcif nnw svvnllen 10 rSflI mn
, 1879-07-18

TO FH6 EuHpF % 1HS 1TuRHfs
CHICAGO, July 18.-One hundred feet Of n
certain block Ii divided into tllreo lots, with
houses thereon, the remaining portion Into nar-
row lots. To avo!d half number tho uccu-
pant Of ono Of the nforebu!d narrow lots wishes
tho owners Of the vide lots 10 give ,lp an extra
humber, which guay be necdcd In future build
Ing. Can tho city compel tic ct,angea d. y.
an ordinance F!ves tho Department OF Pub'tc
Works power to assign ncw number waenevor
to Use the nna,Ssr Is i liablc 10 "a penalty 81 Is
for tho first ten days nrd IS for every day there
nttcs.. II the Department. says the three honses
shall be numbered, say. :, i, and o, that IA tho
cnd OF It. unless the owner wants to pay out
several hundred dollars 10 hear what tho ST.
preme Coi,rt has 10 saY OF the subject. Unless
the city has absolute control Of the numbers
there would be endless confusion.
, 1879-07-18
COLD FEET IN JuLY-WHY2


DKs Mo.HKs, ,1a., July 1A-Gcoreo Fletcher
lives On ll!u lrnken Keith, IN p!5month County.
A few nights ugo, he md his wlfe,s tired FROM,
the toll VI the day, went to bed, to slee.-pcr.
ct,a''ec to drssm. The weather wns torrsd, utl,
in thu rrsslessness whscl, comes over wcal!cd
b0dtes, they scFerllly thrasletl abulst ra,stesa.
bly,. Heotgs felt The pressure of hIs wIfo's
ps'inl e1treutics against Ills rEs, mtf, instantly
curling htIn>elt W. e3ranrd, "Why, how s.all
YOUR fset ure!" 'tlow c,!u your icet ure u
resrant1tA TIN AnMsu: which tud to an inyratt.
galtun ns The physical parnsl0x, whun was dis
covered. laz1lS enilel ut thu toot ol ths Letl,
underneath Tic e!utnng, Il ratllesnake!
, 1879-07-18


SUNDERLAND fHa's, ..te1 1y9s sans Ht 10 nant.
a. m illustration 1T tho social equality that
reigns In this region naY give m incident of
my yslt. A lady from New York had brought
with her tic score OF " Pjnaforc," which is fast
becoming the rsgo ot Sunderland, recent per-
for1nnncc Of the opera at Amherst having given
tllc long-dcsIred opportunity Of hcarins tho
famous composition. Tho dotncst!cs IN the
family Of my fr'cnls arc natives, daughters Of
1ns1ncrs living On tue outskirts, and 10 tho man-
ner born OF coarse, theY had been taken w!th
tho rest Of the family to SEQ "Plnaforc," und
were infatuated with tt. Hearing their ni!s-
trcss try parts Of the opera nftor dinner to-day
III the piano. they lett tllctr dishes standing anu
side Of hcr, they sung with clear voice md rerJ
good expression purta from the role Of Jostnhins
and Nufferc"p, hat, hecoinin. atstfo puzzled 10
10 tie correctness Of their Version, 0no Of them
itor she wished sho would come down and tell
then, II they sung It right. OF course, tho
guest obeycd orders, cnn'o down md salper1n-
tendcd tic performance, the laty Ut tie house
playing orchestra anu The two girls singing with
vieor and certain amount Of precision, as well
When The time came for tue "plnaforo''
visitor to depart, one Of these young ladies sud
with genuine hcartEness, "Good.bY; pya en-
5nycd your visit evcr 50 much"
Now tilis to sonlo mar sccn like too much
nf good thing, but In Sunderland 1t sectns per-
tcctly natural, right, and proper. There IS no
prcnuming upon The privileges accorded. Their
lnanncss nre, after ali. respectful, and the work
Is we'll aonc.. 1t 10 not, VI 'coursc, easy to get
household help, nt,d It could not be had At all
except under tic condition of being treated as
tone oT tue family" In fact, it IL not unusual
on tho occasion Of being .tuvltcd to afternoon
tea to be received by the donleatic nstead Of The
mistress, II shc has happcs,ca 10 Kct dressed
before tho other, and under these circumstances
she would feel bound, as o mntttr OF polit.-
ness, to act Al entertainer; aud IL would bo d
churlish person tndecl who should refuse to be
cutcrtalIlc1.
, 1879-07-18
MAN ON >vOaIAN's DRESS,


During this trial Mr. Ncssehell asked mo
whether thought that tic Description Of q
laay's drcss was . matter ol public interest.
Ar. iicEscheiI IL an exceedingly able gentleman,
but ha knaws little Of ladies' II ha Is under thu
ir'prcsson TINT lhey take more interest In tho
lar Of hypothce, unl utleT such mattors than
III what sllts and that lady wears. Nor noes my
lady o},]ect to sae!ng MI account OF her costume
IN print. Gu tflD contrary. she likes 1t, As
t1!H HIN. could not myself write description
nf = taa5's dress. Few tleu, unless they arc
man may have general tdea that Indy looks
very nfre IN 6oIno particular OCCASION, but tho
Willy mud thu wherefore 10 beyond hfn,. For in
stance, The 0thcr dAY saw one Of tho BEATTY
iatitea al tie season artayci IN btaiico
wht:l eccncd 10 III her a. thought lad been
nodded Oh her. | could see no fastcntngs,
cttltcr beiota or behind; so asllca hor how
she cot into It, II 1s, sic said, "ll,e Mercirr
Stl1rasse"i nMt ! wsnt AWAY Wftl. this conviction
tlat tstH " Mervfcr Glirnsse ~ shows Of 10 per-
lection Il tine ilguTe, and t1at the nllf IN aues-
!tnn was very becomtnglv dressed, though, Wcrs
l abke1 to descriDo her "cutrassu,n or nor bon.
net, ar oven ulu color Ut her dress, ! could not.
triell. indeed, to Icscrlbe this cutrassv to q
'sa,. aad 90 sEna'!, failed TINT sha evidently
took me- for MI ulter fool. Mr. 1lursehct's
Dissemination, has, however, put inc in good
huhiOr with myself. II 30 ab!e y Eenilcmpn
considers utl female attirc a. matter OF abso.
tutc uninp0Ftanre to every man. woman, mud
child IN tho Tinted Kingdom, shall not risk
being sent N IN idIot.asYiusn for my imperfect
knowledge OF lis Myaterlea. Whatever oilers
may BAy, Mr. llcraehejl al,d shall prlde our
selyts on our bllssfut Ignorance,
, 1879-07-18

yo,1uv A. hrr ,iaurhtcr TI,at ncycr fA{1a To rct
}en, Hora .n,,,ns Ma 1,ohlink with hnr nau9h
tar Mas;a. nnI know thsy viii want 10 Look at
p1 si,k.." ""@' "S" >'S' "''' ''"'' '~~'>
III H., r,,rsocr vss q H,,c shortstoi,t.
I'd pas md ~ had n,ac s1ioht m,tasn a. rcrartrd
crc M ri n" nsrsor.'
Whan * " nnh,rk cbccrv nnh rh,nner.
,h,nTs b.ris 40 vn',~ :. .,n ~. ,Tns saiicd ~
IT, liz .ii..'s.,ntcr II. was ot nrrntnnnmiotf nv
het ,lanontrr' hi hr MI.s Hose tioiia,,th,ie. 4
sn,nster nj uncertain ana mud decidedly faded
oen"arsncs Ishs %s,nas,, Tancriv oncned hi.
hsttsrtsa =. o.,n. "e'o1s" @"ps''' ofs"-0 ''''
"Sf,s. nohitnk. + be,,avo. tho,,p,, must con.
fess that can hardly iIisllnruish YOU from, Tour
daughter Yam srn lnokinr ain,oat. II not
o1i,c. ss vonn9 ' =. 4hn vot,nr % ladv ns xo,1r
III. II -" 'h "" ~ 'Ae N' w
u slr u, .rct,tnrc1 ,t,c in5,on,nt 1,oh,tnn.
"aIrin rchoet tbc crsencrated IIcltautbus,
nl1onst sav thht h iartf m nv ffear 3{tas Inh-
link. ront,nmc,l - tnc ,,nfnrfIunnta mi Tan4rly.
t,rst,,.. - - III. a.. .,s sssIi.r - ratirr
" " ~ Lucy 10" Iu is'"X ~ 1, no1Io ~
the 1soIns @"at Mesd EatheEnlE, W I'VE wv ~
tns'e lacae. ion knuR sAat your ,4otHe!
dncsn'k look uAy older than you DO, anu fnliat
, 1879-07-18

Tue .'hahY's Hest Friend" IL The uoat appro.
rsthsa TILE for nr. iaiis Haby Syrup. II il absu-
NJ agenIs, IL PERFECTLY sats snd reliable uupcr all
e!rSulasian;cs. and by A!iayuR the u4aat stomach
f.oH trrttny und crytns 70 injurious 10 tt.clg sud
nplotlux to I'LL. lrice. rs ccula-
, 1879-07-18

has l,ecn thueht, that The great bulk OF the sub.
stnnce NJ tl,. debtor csss passes into The hst}s
,,' ~ IN u c1ptn, u .',ss o. ahan.
tcsdons, AMI ts nhout to niont silver aGnn, froe
her capital, md aet It to work under tic nka,r-
nncc that property can no longer be held dow.1
under s!uglo meta. standard. as II bas been
for thu last five years, u.tu 1t 10 high tlule such
men "a Chandler como to their set,aea on tis
question. They ilavn already do,,o nn trrcpara.
bic injury In mcdI!nE wltl, the money 9uestiet.
BY striking nut silver; tho disturbance caused
bT It has not set settled Itself.
II. II. rALAgn.
, 1879-07-18

hands Of our Eastern friends than have The
controlling Interest In The LANDS Of The Cali
iorRlan. s. L. STONE.
, 1879-07-18
"AH YOUNG Az YOUR DAUGHTERS,
In1dF{nn ks,Gf<.

"Tcli you what, Tapcrly," aatd tho floor
tnauaQef ons duY. "you ulust throw a little
more: tact into your trades IL you want to get
OIL. hayo noticed that you try 10 hattcr tho
ladies', but you don't lay 1t GU thick enough.
Whenever ron SEQ u lady come 10 With her grown
daughter, you must be sure to mistake the old
la0Y for TIC 3Rughses. aud tell let she LOOKS ~
, 1879-07-18

noxt mofui1Ig le was hrplns to il,lI.rd tl,u
boat, very ulal Such Il temper IL uauaity,
bclleyr, 1lts1niat,t upon teslsseitatts,.,, Whv
cAnstnt gIrsa.f
yIoud yoa use tlcat in case o1 sut1ocatioMa"
fcs. unc uAy wns eatlc,l 10 attend Il
Young nun who h2u hlbE lIMsclt IN 1tr
T"1it's, lle had sufloca.ed himself by partial
hanging. When III. Wis tnkrn from A8 cell,
n,1 wus rallc,i tn hin, hu was hrcallIlets, alnl
Ills l'tllso a heart lsnl!css; his l,.lnls md feet
o'lly were cold. ortlcrr.t hut wrt rlolhrs ~
ih!'n. WHICH "cre immediately apntIcd. Ii, Are
minutes lila l,cnrs was beating; hrcuti!n. suul,
iolsuwct, atHl y Il quarter ot III Auur lie was
iatkIE.. No elEurt was lnat,c ln any ot t.,csu
'ol'r cassA t. rcsturc animation, except hy The
application III heal. and In cacll ease the tt,oas
conyenacltt way was BY nraus oI Int wrt
''Wliat sl!st sct yo.. to thinking about apply
tl'g i'rat TO drowned rersons4' / as!lel.
,, bl1ll'icre'i insu 1t accidentally. When alaut
10 ytar4 vi nIe. 1uuuu fa lie water-lus, tf it's
burn lcH. purity vi thc ire A,al partlr In lha
water, porly fruxen a,Hi partly nt,t. tu,k i.er
u AMI laid tier upun the klttpn htuye, Ii. wlsl,
! bud y At''u heEuTe snat'c i aro,
then wcnt out, am. after u ll,,lu .l,nu
returned, anu Was lnltll aatnuistd to see her
walking abuut Tic Ao,f. tl,,ec .i ttu itica ,itat
SHE WI. alive. thought, nEon rctlrt,.,,,,, that
theFo aaust w soIne mistake. | tlrEcfuru
druwnsd unptlMr l,sli sure. na iatti her Utl the
stoYe. not warm enough to scostch her feati,trs,
n1l watched her. Shu 'ear to- " yalrlnu. .lcajly,
nnd 70 did nnoler aud made up my h,lnd il,it
lllat WIS ihG WAt with lcHS,"
"UQ tuu telneuihcf other cases OF au1Iua1s
brought t3 Iife BY heal sJoDet'
Yes; trtneMbcs, when / Vas small boy,
NV o1litF told ntu to put t4u cut alll three ii
~! to9r kltiens l1lo bag a'a take them to lure
NIL lsfoak aud drown item. WAcu there Tied
stone Mud lonE cord to thu Aa.. usisl l,.lstrti
w w whole ou the stone brldEs iniD iAe water.
Nleh there wls pu mUrt niOtton in the hav
troad stonc anl started Tor ho.ae. Il uss d t.ut
buumers day, uiu tlse "ald OK" hy lhs wxf-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-10
Ts7O PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
NNSNLNANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.NORk AND PlILAUELPHIA
Fourteen Trans IA duly tiir- GcpDS IN
Philadelphia. two ~ NDw-l Ola.
DOubl, improved the
Time u>lsicnt with at-o.Htc safety.
ON and after Drccmb'r t lN1-,
xurrs- Trains leave Ncwiorh via parIO,sCt aEd Court
EllGt street Ferries as flliOW-:
i3u 80 S.2O 40 lmlte. II l. $50 T. .. q. 1:}O,
20 and p. SUNDAY, TOO aud a m, ., q 80 $50,
amt 10 y.
trains al Jersey lty aitorn- speedy and direct TRANSIT
Er,uklyn travel .,.. ,-
Rcturring tran leave Philadelphia I2Oi, 345 %-j :
7:}j = and IL IL m Limited lNpre>, l"n =: MI - :,
a. !. 1855 }.
House DtstTosscs iand CouIandt tsts NO I
ouri Annex Depot, root Of FGltoIl
I;r,oyn; Nos. Ia, llG and lis IIuN. ou., HOhoken
Depot Jersey CITY. Emgtant Ticket Once, SO Battery
mace L. +. FAItNEl
FLANK THOMSON, Gen' Passenger Agt
lirL.Inl Hanl.or.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-10
BANKRUPT NollCes.

nlSTRiCT COURT of the UNITED STATES
- lor thc SOUTHERN piSrRiCT Of NEWf,10Rk,S
BtNkEf arcYN Warrant bankruptcy has been issued by
said CoAIt against the estate Of CitAltli.' lAN6I "f
Of York Of the County of NrWl lo?k, of the
81 York. IN said District, aiuded bankrupt
u on The petition OF h' CrVti"If. ana The payment
of the delivery property
to u hiS AMI Ill" iidhTl,I a."
any property by hiI forbidd, 10y law meeting u the
creditors 0 said bankrupt to po.c thcr dce and choose
one or mo;c alslCrec- estate viii be held Court
OF BanSrUVtcy. be holden AT 30 NCrI'n~t. IN the
CITY of TrW York said District on IN" 22d dlN o Jan
nary 4 D. 1879 1880 o'c'.rE al the oh," ~ john
~ Iltlc esquire OF Icg!stcIs IN Bankruptcy OF
said CONT .. -. ,..,..- ,--..-, ,,..-......
New-York tribune., 1879-01-10
Weacners.
mr. SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.

AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
n 30 UNIONsQUARE, NEW YORK.
supplies GOOD teachers with positions AppHcalohi,'
stamp supplies schOols ana families Win Co"''V'
structofs WITHOUT CHA kG 4. -. ~, -. ,. u. =, ~
r. COTLEsw ORTIZ PINCkNEY. 80 mon square, y. J.
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHEKS
~ AGENCY 80 % Union square. recommends PfOtt.3'
sORS, PRINCIPALS. ASSISTANTS, TUTORS and GOV
ERNi SSIS from leading American and European COT
ICes universities and positions promptly
filled in any department OF instruction Apply 10 MISS 1i''
YOUNG 30. 23 Union. square, Broadway SIDE
V'EACHERS supplied TO schools and families
l without charge. Hiss FLORENCE FITCH. EDUCA'
IIONAL RI KEAU, 3j Union sHuaTe.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-10
: FuIGI VALLEY RAILROAD.
CENTRAL and HUDSON

y RIVER BALBOA D-CuWrcuCu- pttcubtT 80,
l~I- tfou.a trans WIZ l.lyc .-i..t C.H'nl Depot:
M and AUrtIttn F.Itss. wita drawing
room ,r' lU A", ah6 Roche tt "d i."n Albany 10 Non
i'..l 81. .. ~priL Chicago and Western Express with
draw car gus. Rochester and Buhio.
LXpTrs to Albany aud fIny Win connections
To- i.,Ja:u i.t,iianG.
40 y. Montreal Express, with through slr'pInS car
Y,ts z; 4. Dams.
t:uo .lu Lous Express daily. with Sleeping cars Tor
Io through vtCIl %! iC vera also HlttI-
u -in, AKA t io' o aul Detroit anu l"r
Montreal. excepting ~urdE, n-.t. Hi -didOZ'
7:'p D. n Fat ENir Ur Rochester ahd corning VIA Hc
HcVa. ~ltc, cars 20 Geneva and ester
~Jp o. n. rd,luc 4NIic-- ttlN, with sI.tIWG cars iot
Ro ur,ct N.a-aia ii- Buhlo, tcN,lani. I0,do. Detroit
aud Cl,.up 2,ttug SATURDAY night 10 LoW\He aud
Nat'itp"H. ,... ..., ..
I,,. loi sale at 2i2 .G and Alb Broadway and al
N,si,,t ApI,S CoUpdu. p bflc'a No Pdikllice 80
ANA ~ Broadway, Ne" lOih. and ''j " ngtoh st.
Ir,o.lu. &. MEEKIIa
ltNnuIIl Ia-scnErr Agrlf.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-10
Copartncrsnlp Nollres.

AIR. MOSES BULkLtI is this day admit
w ted q partner IN our firm. ~. . ..,
January !, 1919. ~ LhI.I.i' ~ 10 w
NOTICE.-Thc partnership heretofore exist
" ing between JOSEPH GIAtFI aud GRO. W. ALf,A.
ANBfR under The ru name II IACIL < COwaS I'll solved
py mutual consent Dc'cmrr 81 l~1N The business VIII
be- continued by GRO. " ALEXANDER (WLO VIII sgn ~
liuuiLai,u. at Nos. 10 tO 20 As1r place.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-10

vNHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
4 known by It's name, the NEW YORK LAKE
ir,,is ans. tax IH'T ng cfrct November - is7-:
a. IN. tInc.nnlu ana Chcaeo bay Express. Drawing
p II. Daily Fast st Lou. Express army AZ Buffalo
Tunan8 best Drawngroom sleeping coaches t, lfufaIo.
& 70 rn[G TSIs RGaS S' Naa,Is a F ]
ana ,hcGgo without change also Hotel DINING cars to
p' IN Emierant train for The West
Irlus leave Chambers street Depot New.York FOR:
D. NJ and - midnight saturdiy nights only sundays 9ij
Raihcrord PARK and Passac G. 10, TO- 1915 m. II
noon ~ g. }Ij i3O 5lj. g. $50 = l0p l. miGn ght,
PaieIsoU s. si5 40 $50 TO- 1913 80 a. M II noon
li5, -. 3i5 4I5 80 D. S'i1 o. 90; 90 &" . iDp
csc. : p m. and . midnight ,,,
night Sunlay- G. 80, 1915 m, l!5, so o. M AID
II mldn cht
Ncwburg 7.i5 9 a m. $3.50. $50 p SUNDAYS $50
G",h"I o. t'' :; "a m " 20 @ r. m, ' '''' = m
SgInays SgrM1 80 iS . ioi a. nj :45 $50 p H. sun.
days. $50 1913 am, $50, ?. m The a. I, a9d iop.
M trains connect Ia NewNork ana us"ogo Midland Rail-
Faft Jews 745 o. 1915 a. n 43O c. p m. Sundays,
%GiE-TIaus caving Chamberss Oh even or half hours
BEFORE y. M leave 2ad Il 10 minutes c cr ilan above
sd 80 minutes taIer Boats leave @l 81 at g - and
l5 NJ connecting with trains leaving Chambers t. at 10
IcEc. for passage for apartments in Drawingoom
panys 0ncrs No, 2J9 l0l so 957 Broadway y y No
Express Trains from the West arrive in Ne"lork at 7.25
''' JN6. % AGB0TT. GenI Passr AgL NcwYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl.
Trains for UnglcNood Clo-cr. Permont aud Ny1ck
= 80 gij a. M l. 3. 1. 40 b. $50 so 80 - p M
and 90 m The 80 and - p M trans "ti not run sat
u'S N.Sne, 3 "ns Valley and Monsey Z 9i5a NJ 445
JNO. :. ABBOTT GEM lass'r AsL Ntw-l Ola.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-10
WHITE STAR LINE.

w NITFD STAIE> AND ROYAL MAI. SIEANERS
FOR QUEENSrOWN And LIVERPOOL" .
NOTICE The steamers Of tn. Line taAc the ane iona
cclwcni"d ty Lieut. Mauy, L : y On bpth the out"irl
81 M 4 ID. tsuI keuedy... SATURDAY.. /.
ADRIAIIt ...-..- lhui -d'' Jan 10 ~ 80 a. III
CII,IIC cant G,o,eu .... 1h3rsIlv. Ian. -. Il
From THE WHITE STAR DOCK, rIEk D, NORTH
RIVER.
pOiutncnis The SIGon Statcro ma. Sm king, ana hdi'
ToGns licei amidsTs whc.. hr nOl-c auj Wppi are
:t an0tdng degree OF comfort hitherto unaitdHaOo
al;
tickets on favOrSbic terms
1nts. steamers neither cattle sheep noIW@s
inspection OF Iaus and OihtI Information Apply az mo
Comuanv's 81 Broadway. NewNn nrs or 40 wal
ST.. Philadelphia X. j. toRIlN Agent.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-10
II\nEKl,AkTEN

II gnd dfII.NENTAEY CLASSES Of Professor J. Iir1nS
a Nil tl1u.-i -i,pciic Wet .-il,i Icnpr"S bct'h l.
IEAI;I for Is narreIrl'u teachers N"'rn"ri J.. fi
fcso! kras is one The inst rldvagdi"r- o tIr N'
ra,f.u Ip amer ,,. Nil !ot 'fe ' iiu '' Woke.
Of lorh,tS widow assisted %, JH experience o. l"t"y
wears iii GtImsI.y. LIc. aud and tu"'I'".
MISS tOMSTOCK, "a WEST i0iil-Si.-
M ,rlj,iatc Dcuariupn: Cii---- 10 creek, Laun ara
Mathematics, hour, fIan % dtIIv; Miss '"n."' VIII
applictt um cato t"i ane-'h 'rte~ ana -'
cral supciV isioi. MI T. f. IIMANIN!~.
N5ISS BALLON'S English and French school
W. fo Young lad e. aud ClrrH. No II los; 2.d ' wal
Ieopen OF TnuisCal. September 20.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-10
Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on llousatonIc
ID Nangatuck Railroads. Fare 81 steamer Bnd 'porV
Catlarnc daily (Sundays excepted at ldO H.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-10
@J SO TO BOSTON
N .DU VIA THE Old RELIABLE
SIONINGlON LINE,

CoNNECrlNG WITH ALL POINTS EAsr r.,,
A. YEARS
The elegant steamers sfoNlNGToN aud MARIA;
GASSET leave Pier North River loot Of Jay ST. at 40
u u daily tCNcept SundaysG
Sner,i nrncil.s limited tickets good only on Pas a.
train from sold VIA this limo from Ne~h orr 10
Boston for ~ 50. q, ..-.--
.rur,d al offices Express Company and at Nos
3di and 97 Iradway Metropolitan aud FUN Avenue
Hotel ticket offices. - . . -....,, 1.,,,,.
pHONIDENCE LINE FOR FREIOHT ONLY.
steamers ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier 20 North
River foot ST. daily except SundAys) at y
for Providence direct
Freight via either iine taken al lowest rates
q ~ fIIKINs a. r. AxL u h BABCOCK, PresL