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New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
OWL NOrr3.


In the Brooklyn City Court on Friday. Judge
Nelson granted decree divorce IN the su of Ulrch
frrcCIlck against KATE Frederick
In the suit OF Mrs. Catherine Keyes against
Iohn r. Reilly 10 recover sJCoO damages under The
civil Damage aci. whi was tried on Thursday n the
Brooklyn CRY Court tie jury. on Ilidy, rendered o
verdict .or tLe r'aiati iOr $500
William Nalcy sued John Mulln in the
Krgs County Court under the Civil Damage act. 20
GOV = DAMAGES fv lquor sold by MLlin To the pi ii
TT. wife. Mul'n keeps n liquor store at Ne. OJ6
Grml-ayc.. Prooklyn On Saturday Maley was given
verdict for 300.
The will of Mary Caroline Marx, now being
contested IN tho surrogate, Court. large rc,idu
ary estate % the Roman Catholic Little Sisters 81 the
Poor" There is corporation Of that name. ana the
testimony bc-un in arcferencc before r. Under
hill urjay for The purpose OF showing tha, the IN
sfution referred 90 ny rc above designation was the
II sinc Aged Of fhe Little sisters of the PuOr"
There viii ne another hearing before the ieicfce next
lrd y.
Jacob +. Wyckoif sued Josiah T. Brown, an
aecn. OF The Mutual Life Insurance Company az NJ 16O
Broadway IN lie supreme Cpur for e1l $40 Il alleged
O. have been loaned 10 TIE defendant. Mr. Wyckof
avcrrcd thai M. Brown when h borrowed the money
represen;c ed that he owned property worth 100000
and had an annual Income OF $4,000. Five days later
Mr. Brown went into voluntary bankruptcy With lia-
mliiies amounting 10 s2i2.OCO. Upon papers setting
arrest. Mr.. Brown gave $4,000 oal on saturday ard
v released
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
CHARGED wITuTHR0wIyG vITRIoL.

Wolf Marks Appeared before Justice Elliott,
IN Brooklyn. on saturday. The comrlainanr against
h,s wife, Mar tta MARKS ~ NJ. - North Fous.hs' ,
vao.l charged with having thrown vrio at him on
sunday, November o. The couple have not lived hap
PLY ,or some tm' fore marrying Marks his wife
had married 10 clothing dealer whose employ
Marks From Eta size chtalnc separation accord
ill., the rules of tle jewish Chuicg, hrt she never
divorced by court A'tcr marrying Nats thew kept
clolnn= store at Ne. - North Fourl-sf and Marks
also had clothing store an No 80. Btoomr-f. ms cfv
Trouble l-rard % their property aud Marks
20 tnis ci,y to ave. H. also BEGAN an action o.
have ihe marriage anuuIled on tie ground that his
Wlfes first husband wing and she hal never been
divorced irOm him. ON November MarSs and his
,cr. samuel kopps. called 40 mis- wC's heu-c i1 hvc
sctg,emert ia regard % furniture >.e told them 20
aAc nothing from The house ana Wlen Mar K fffcntt
remove some articles she threw some liquid uf LIN
nom bo.flc which size had held behind ucr. Ma. ks
seized the bottle and luuld that 10 marked Oh "
vtroi-Po.sru," ." Mrs. Marks pleaded not guilty % ,lc
charge and was held fOT examination on THURSDAY ~ic
a~ that size TIE hottie Of vifol which stood
shelf closet IN ;le fear that Lcr hush ue wcult
throw 10 at her aud tat when a. tried 10 seize 4; some
D. 70 Was spilled upun bis coat.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17

Su,-erle Court hGmjeT3-By judge Barrett.
Orf- Gray lrIer granted.
hrAp agf Price TT aisnl issti an,
DIT ei. Ills agf hc"-uidtr as -ettc smith
motion n DE granted uroI ncut
of the costs the the pr,sducc ume aud fc
costs Of melton smh.-leferrrt 20 Elliott
report tine wlh n o.ln
thereon -w agt foye Folio and File y an
10 make answer more drnnie
certain d"nleG win $40 c-fs 10 the deaant TO audc
event want aMo'flt VA en-
the O the action fOokc~ at
To of rtc9ers confirmed ami Judrmeni Of IL
is plaintiff Merks Mc' aiir4flt
very doubtful whether IN can be silc % D." IcuR
aal Gee wi I'm 1he rule slmin~s however
hat IN. whin tleIge bare Inspection o. ihc Plead
ings hat 10 cannot tc rd within an hour melu
dcueG with ande The event galway AIT
Hughes-OIce- granted. Cutting a-t StevCnei Bun az
BaL-ti-anied
Common Pieas-Specidl Ta1n-Bv Judge LarremoTe.
TIE Nc-Yorx Lire Insurance COMPANY agt Ran r;T-Mo
granted Decree signed. Laurence ag
haFsr Williams collins agt. Kelly Hnsiale ag
Green Larnl.--Af plcat.OLs granted.
Judge Essch.-sean ag CaDie-ofCef OF roleIence 10
HallufLju Faie-, -eG. attcrf o. az law.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
THE COURTS.
ACCUSED OF ACCEPTING A BRIBE.
CHARGES AGAINST ROBAkI MNINNIs OF IHt DL-
PARTMENr OF BUILDINGS.

CHARGES AGAINST ROBERT M'GINNIs OF THE DE-
PARrMENr OF BUILDINGS
Robert McGinnis, Chief of the Bureau of
Inspectors in the Department OF Buildings charged
on Friday hy Mordaunt Bodine with having taken a
brbe Of $3.50 from George D. nilyard Bocine alleged
in his affidavit that he employed HlyaTd to repair his
building. No. 20 rhirdave. and that about september
% the money paid 70 McGnuis Mr.. Hilyard stated
In his affidavit that he had Mr.. Dudley. Superin
endent OF Buildings. in relation 10 the building which
had been pronounced unsafe. Mr. Dudley oN
amned II. and said 10 would have 20 be
torn down. rs &c could not BE- repaired
Mr. Hilyard trli aIr. McG'nnis that he thought The
huildmc could nc made SAFE by removing tEc Inttih
tlmOers. Nj MEG admitted tGaf 10 could bf unb'
and snd there we've eXNenScS et1cied 70 Inc mIfiti
which would have be- settlcd. lie sad the aiuouui
was quarter Of thousand" lilyard iuiorrcd bo-
dino ~ what had usrcr and received >-1p 20 De pn
to NcGmuis. After that he gven an oral au loii-
zaion Cie! q, the bureau tO proceed with the
require Itggh Cnirns carpCuter corroOofn'eI p'i
ton Ot Ul Jrc'S lNljivis -.
In auofhcr an fiv'- dine declared fhat Nr u III
had peremntorliv refused allow the Quilting 80 t0
repaired After payment Ci Ire money TO Mctinhr
a. not any way mol.stcd or int rfercd WIN ny
fhc Department az buildings. Jus''ce iiammer su'd
q suui.cus tor McGnnis. who pleaded not guilty. ana
eemanGed examination. Tie WAS re- ease on p"i.le'
ard the examination set down f.r I.ui~'-sit at tnt
l-srx Market Pol C. Court. N'tinuls -1l>itai fhr
char-e fasc. aud that n wa ius-ated by imes NJ
N .cgrC gOr, former II rCr ftu.'uJ uf Luui.bEs
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17

on and after Nov. a. 1879
Fxuress Trains leave DeshrOsecs and COrt-
lanGt Ferries follows
l30 : 80 $50 DEE AmtD' IA a. IA l. 30 g. s.iO o. o.
-t ,u ami lD D. H. SUNDAY 13u and n. ,. q. 1880,
$50 an 10 d. IN express train leaves New York daily ex
crpt -unoa, % n, running ihronSh VIA trenton ana
iiEden. .--.--
boats o Brcokv connect ith al through trains
speedy ard direct transfer Tor
BROOKLYN travel - NIL, Ill, ,o,, ,.oo
$40 7 7..l. >. $50 ana ii M Omiied 11press l5o p
m = ~ . 5.sn : rnd 7:3 p On SUNDAY, lEul, 30
:f 500 ami $50 a. m. 735 IN. Lrsv philadelphia VIA
Cam.eu $50 y. IN daily except sunday
T1rt.t O0ice.-Nos 5g6 aad 9l4 BrOaf1ay No. Astor
HOu-e AMI Des an Cort sis No toari-
Il and Brn.rvr Annex fD foot 4 Ft0n-st. Brooklyn
Nos ia no snd ls IL Iuds0ns HObOkeu; Depot. Jersey
City I'M rant Ticket O.lce. NJ. 8 Battery place; -
tRNNk TIIJSfSCN l. =. FARMER
t;erer.l Manager Gcnr Passenger Ag'L
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
proposals.
Dankrupt oilrcs.

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE: That on the
3ist aaY october A. b. 1879 Warrant IN Bankruptcy
AS issued against the esat~ OF WILLIAM J. DAWSON
and JOHN HAMILroN, .. Sew NorA city IN the County
~ N-w VOrk state Of Nc~-l urk, Who been all
,ged bankrupts rnc.r petition, that the payment
OF any delivery o any property belonging 70 uch
rOr thcr aud the transfer
property Dy them forbidden Dv law that meeting "
Id bakrupts their debts and
asslgnees Of their estate VII be held
ar Court Bankruptcy. be holden az No Bcekfnan
s. New ork city, before James Dwl eht esquire kel
ter on 81 day Of December ~ d. 1879, al cec. IN
LOUIS I. PAYN.
L. : Marshal Messenger southern District OF NowYor.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
q. TO BOS ION r.r,,nrp
VI = - !. ~ / 4 l.

SIUNINUIUN IINE.
a,.. ..eoaut ste m r. uA-SAGHl Sits ard RHODE
I-lAN leave Pier % orr inyrr po't 81 jay ST. al i'O
- M. dai!v INI LCDiNt st NDAl-. -, - g.. ,.t. T..
Fecili ist ,iass ii,d tc-ts go oAf TT ,'s lp ,l
which, thrr otA boat ai llAii a. l - 80
sa .c sola ts lue nom Newl eiA 10 BOSTON
al. ~o. gg7 -s5 and
o.. proadw ay M Mctr0rrtfn and tl.iA Af'hn. h"'rs
- V,rK ami at 1888 4shn gto-s, bfo. w. ~
i lS Al nj prime pal hotels aDd ucketoie ana Al ohos
OF WesicOtt Express co.
PROVIDENCE LINE for freigh; Gnlv. ,.-..
s,o.u.r- rctra and Ga.a-a leave l1rr ~ or"
laiv except sundays. al D. n int
frosldenoeuli e0' N''h D. BABcOCk.
Gen. Pass.Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
A) Leave New York from foot Of Desbr'ssel and Cor
500 :. m washington. burg. coumbus. Cincinnati
aud the south Pullman ears from Baltimore TO Newark
p N icr Washf gton and tho West Pullman from
NewHork 70 tat more AMI Warrington. waEnr go CON
and 81 Io1is Through Pullman cars Baltimore 10 cincin
D. Tor Washington and the West mailing con
nect.ons for The West Is the p. m trails go nj,
slee rem Newlors Ia BliiimpTe and Waa.nSioa
IL. Louisville St Loa.s columbus Pts6nrr The south aud
-onhwes. Through pu man ears from baltimore 10 SincIn
natl connects at WASHINGTON wiki trains pr Lynchburg
Florida New orleans and tie south IN az
Broadway Now-York. ckei Offices, foot OF Cortandt
ROUND THIr TICKETS r. KANSAS SEDRASKA
And COLORADO.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EW-JERsEY.
y Tcrrr $ alton in New. .Yor,. io't Of Lfneriyst ~
Eeriy san IN IN Fooy9 foot Of Fqoa ewes yc Wharf a, ~
commencing Oct " i,.s-,r.us ls,ve Ne"-foFA' 'o' VI
csc .. nor Ilcminston. Easion Bcivhere Mancn
June ion VISTA B.. /. ani " Il. r
$40 a.m-tof lIah Bridge Rrauch. Eaton. Hlrrishurg
Mauch chunk, Tamaqua, wlkesoaife scranton Williams
1890 a. m AMI isO p m-Tor rvile and F1cningtn.
"a, p m, fer hrnnhgt'n' itto Ma"sr ~ , 1s' alelion
fooH sh Brilg. Branch Easion. Belvidere and
5.,0p ri daily For Easfon Allentown Harrisburg,
Emra %c. ,oa,t, ~ junction i'F d. l. ani '" IL. X.
To- trlas 10 oct points SOC time ,sbles at stations
roo ;n . sa at T. & % D. p h h Y or Eas,an, n'
Alea!onn iesdng snd lIaTiis6arg ......
inas ~ the Bfc"hlfu fnd Ere NnncN make connection
alter cy iy aton 10 and IRON lirDo IN and Erie Depot
jersey Ci'y.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
- leave Ncv York loot of Liberty ST. ior Perth Am9oy'
s0ufh An boy Rel nInE Long Branch Ocean Grove &C.
Sl5. iI:ij =. il. l.lj. a. .:l5 p. 10.
sia-e connection Ion kEIPOEI a; Matawan sta
ton.
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Conucr1n leave ioct OF Liberty Tor Freehold al
s:lj ll:i5 a.. M. T. I-lJ D.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
y Leave Ncw YORK. Pier s. Nouh RIVER foot heciorsf
flr branch. lai0utOwn ana intermediate statons al
500 u.ri
Leave NewNcrk. foot Ilberfy-t. g. Y. r. oi \. J.;
~lJ 'tnr .aTmlnscale, Toms Avei. Bdfnrgat anu III
tarfIe!i4fe stations
i.I5 p. ri-For ioas River Vn.and al s,au 70 Bay
Side a 90 FOR ATLANTIC cry.
D.. u-ior Farmiugiae iums River, Ealues1L TUCK
crown .. r.. and Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
Gtailonern.

FRANCIS g. LOUTREL. - Madea-lane.
solicit vnur casom- Blank books. stationery aud PRINT
ing al low prcss-
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
DUNCAN 4. GRANT,
No. $40 BROADWAY, NY.
Between 18th and l9th--ts.
Ocean GtcGmer5.

A MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN and
"a IINERpOOI.-Ou'v Transatlantic Line under the
AMERICAN FLAG sailing oveTy THURSDAY from phla-
dephI every Wednesday from liverpool Extra -aings
sfrnaie Wednesdays. from Philadelphia alternate satur
day from Liverpool
LORD Give. THU RsDAY, NOV. 20 ?.
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
sailing every 10 DAYS alternately from Fh ladrlphia and
NfN orb landing passengers within few hour8 rc oi tho
lmpoitan fDlnfs OF interest on the Continent.
ZEfLAND ID, Thu iL~DAi. Nuv. -i, p a m
RWTNLAN d. SATURDAY. Nov. -. 1-:3J D.
For rates passage ana other ini0imatlOn apply 70
PETER " RIGHT N SONS, General Agents.
S07 Wdlnuf--f., Philadelphia % BrOacwayi Sew DIX
join McDONALD. Agent. Batieivp.ace. New York
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND UANRE
pier Of Company new North River foot OF Mortonst
Travellers hr tins line avoid both transit by Eug1n rt.
way GscOnfOs OF crossing tie Channel Ia small
boat ,. q,
rNppApDR -lugier. Welnes !ay. Dec lO
t1TitfOV h. T. JOucla .-... Wcdnes sday. bee. , T.
Clccs drawn Credit Of Pans n amounrs 90 SAT-
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent No. 50 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
THE ERIE RAILWAY,

T7HE ERIE RAILWAY, ...
WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement oi talhs' 'A-"H
@ M C.Gnua,i and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaci' % Bu1ao and Suspension Bridge.
Gp n. Dalvl Fast LDuis Express arm ing ~ nuiiso
a connecting With fast trains Ia tl' WI .l -,
west Pulndn's best II awingroim hi''ihs N'H'4'S 'o
pm ,DaIyl Pacific Express for the Wet slerping
and Chicago without change also Hotel Lns cars 10
Z p N Emierant train the West.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot ew foIk ier
r. and IL m;n ghi Saturday nights only SUNDAYS "lo
." EaSerlori 'i and Pasaic. 8. 7:5o TO- io2O the
lfIOn m tlan stops n KuihcrOd Part only on sundays
IL noOu li5, 3, 500. 4An 5:lO Do. ~ 10 o'o = ~ y M
~ midnIgh. SUNDAYS. q. $780, lO-O a. M Lao $50 p m
ana g,5 7.5o $40 TO- 1920 80 a. u IL noon
~ - $40 s:5o s2o 4:4o s:lo 5.-0 $3.50 elo G:
$50 : 10 u NJ. II midnighi sun nys o. $50. Jio
ios M go 40 7 p ,n ana y ~, ,a'i 1o ho m u
mldn rhi. ~undlys g. $50. lUi2O D. H. lao o'oo p ~
A'N wa5wrH. A. 1i.' 80 a m s.3op. n.
Nesbnrs ind.Cornwal. 10, a. m. $780, 4SO p NJ sun
ESadogt and Kingston 800 Sundays $50
Goshen. G. 100 g. 10 "a an M ''o $780, 4'So D. NJ sun
Gay ~ .fcrn 30 D. iO-O a. III. 500 4.3O p. sun
M train connect VITA sc" "i- an 'sfc-' Mi"Ai H-'
7. ad 4 MIn-st -, - ...t.-.
leave Lids, az '. % and quar- sr after each
f.,r nar.tgs lnl iaI aratTtts n baNine room
%. 4 e.crirE ,n.cncs D. attained Hih ltri iN ln
M A. IS No. 80 81 lss frotlgaY. Is. y. so .
toa.t hrook ya. or - ,e go. ..a ~ ,, NJ -.a,
Exprer, from tir c,i i've III i"I- 20 '-'
a. H. II S0 a \. ABa0iT Gea1 Pas,r Ast New ycr4
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
trains leave Eng'cvoo Ci'rf i-i mont -nH larA
Z. $50, s5G a m s. ~ s' NJ G's ti M M train viii mi
leave so minutes ater -Gisriay nights o.o - ,.-o ~,
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
fine ARTS.

BEAUTIFUL Christmas presents" Jack
ID sln's ImDerla Photo OIL Nlng:ars Portraits" These
rfure. heautr amt he Lk'nrtse> prftct lhey
"a me. soil ia ct "A c-tds opltI "na cav 20
az The Grounds vE!rh E gnuNu only % myself.
hl- trN.is painted fs or nom photographs az ex
u-y low pccs stud "a rteiCtnce 2l last l2ohst.
who're parties city from distance please ean or
a,,lre.s I'll. JACKSON.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
ffrIures Gno tfiecllul5.

MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
n Meeting TUESDAY EvENiNG, Nov. l., ls79. st 3
o'ccck en- cEEkING NALL. lotast and 5tnaNe. A
paper by the - - ... ,...,.
MoOsc ard CIribUD Hrrtiu- "a tlis Wlds ~ canada
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
NEM-HAVEN. HARTFORD. &c.-Fare. sl
.E DOLLAR TO BOSTON,

a., amor n,f. ckc.s Mammoth palace ~ rarnerf bltlS-
1Cf and PisOVIHENcE leave Ne~-l ork dHiiy IN. o1lE
- a, sr II m from Pier y, Hcrih River loot VI n
,. AVE Broosyn 400 p Jersey city. a;-O NJ
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
Gclp il1dnte0.
STEAMBOATS, ano Eailroa0s.

Steamboats, ano Railroads.
Albany BOAIS-PEOPLE'S LINE.
DREW and st JOHN leave Pier No Il North River;
fnof Of qnalst cvtry week dav Is connecting Al
Aprv ,nndav morning excepCd with Ians North, West
aid East Stafer0Oms heated b. steam . ., -,,
". W. EVERETT, President
TOR RONDOUT and KINGS TON.-L1ndlug
~ Cozzrus West Point Cornwall, Newburg Msribor'l
Milton roaslk eepse fopus connecting wih tls1e4 al ~
Qelawara an Wal kilt Nallcf Raalpdd- Sc tnbudt
u gATDVTIS AID THOMAS COIN ELL leave DAILY NJ !
n M pier 81. North river loot Of HaIr1s1n-sf
Exce.t saturdays, wheu Ihoma, Cornell leaNts al p III
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. ,.. 49,,
I .r-rNS vi Mr. OF PASSENGER TRAINS March
30 80 Leave deno oi Cortlandt and bcsbTos-r-s
i.0o n n, for Etsion Bethlehem, Allentown, h-edlng
Nauch hunk lazicton. IahanOy Ciy, Ashland NuAcs-
Lprre scranton nnd TunkhaDnock 49, ,..,,.,.u,
GI n m Slght Express daily for EastOn. bethlehem
Attention Mauch Ciuns. Mlke-baIIe, EImlId, lth,ss,
60. Ar1,rn " cb,a,r r. Buf io. N9gIa Fails abd The
West Pulman sleepiugc q. lss attached
"o''- ROBT -AfkE Supt and Engr
"'-0'- CHAS II. CMMMlSGr. Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
5iiuallors UanIeo-- Mdlc5.

COACHNAN &r-A German having excel
- coach gardener or porter fnoen
wages y, III West +oth ST.
EOACHMAN.-By a thoroughly competent.
~ respectable industrious. strictly temperate lrOtesanL
arreg family, grown daur rhtci cheerful wiling
f0 m every useful reliable AMI truthful " 10 the cnuD
try VIII 20 alone the Winter guOl character Address
WEBS fI, l6O East sJd'i
TOACHMAN and GARDENkR.-By a steady.
compefent man thoroughly experienced In the
care mud management OF horses AMI clrcfl driver also
wiling t. make himself generally
gentl-innns place best reference Cal OF al
dress lS5 West II lth-sL, corner btA-.ve.
CWEDE SO years of age. wishes situation
- A. waiter IN a small private family single gentle
Il GOOD references and modeIat wares Address osCA!
Bcx ~ Tribune Uptown ONCE, l..Se BroadvaN
x.rAITFR.-Bv an experienced Frcnchman
w a. waiter furnish the best of references from
former emnoyers cal nt oO2 dth-aye.. near 35th's
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17

t'OR BklDGEfOkI ana an points on Niu-
eafuck and TfouSaiOnic steamers leave cath
ariuc III pier 30 daily u 30 a III. and 25O D.
Fare lower tian bY any othtr routh
NORWICH LINE TO BOSTON.-FARE ONE
y DOLLAR for special imite1 tickets. steamers ease
Pier 80 North River lIy, including -unGay. 4ju p H.
fD! EtW " London. Boston, Worcester.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Conucrnlu Leave foot of Liberty ST. for Freehold a
s:lj. ll:iJ a.. ne, 4, J;lJ y.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY =.
1r.ius 1vr lor TngcUool. Chester iiemont anh MACK
s0 30 a. m l. 3.4 s.5O. $50. GAO. r5n 80 p m
Suuaav- "a aud $50 D. IA Tho ilsdU D. IA. Tram VI"
feave 30 mnuts y saturday nights. 80 -
Manuel sprng VALLEY and AoLs, q 92D a. Ii tso % y ~
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
] IoS SvirEb III :, STATES MAIL STEAMERS,

4 American racket Companys Line for PLYMOUTH.
CHERBOUItG and II All 81 re-.
WESTPHALGA.... Nov. 20 LESS G............ Dec.
GFLLEkl Nov. - - EVA Dec. II
Rates passage PlvmOuth. London thcrD0ufg Ham
burg and points in gland. - tinl and Wales First
CABIN. gold @luO second cabin. gold. 500
reucv, $50 e.. b. RICHARD & BoA- oen. Pass. A't.
kJ JNHARDI& * CO.. 81 Broadway, Sew-NOrk
l.n.elaI A A.ent. Gi Brnalat. N.M.Nn-k
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17

BROADWAY OPERA HOUSE.
~ Br0Aiwlv bstwecn Born l4a 3i .--efs
MON DAY EVEN IN0. NDf. -, 4,lJ
CORIAN's ORIGINAL PHlLADEIp IA CHURCH
CHOIR lIA AtNHL COMPANY.
under 'Ne lanIZtnn. .t lf J. f Meade.
Ia.llre. "Wednesday saturday.
seats sale at 40. LIB Nrrl Fay 4Ll 10 No. IL
I.t
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17

-Tu REGIMENT FAIR.
NOV. L TO NOV 30
~ AID OF THE SEW ARNORY
MONDAY. NOV. Il.
Doors open at o'clock =. ~ aud fnlow NJ fass q;
Entrance Tor visitors an ave Lex
III, ton. ave-. between dbth ant o7thss
OPENING CEREMONIES
on Monday Nov. :. st $50 r. m. The Mwor Of me city
preside william ESQ., viii deliver the al.
aud the President OF the Cned states will declare the
lair O4cr.
Muse ,lily nv Grafu'lfs 7ti Regimen Bani
u set who's = ihc tnr 10 Athase ara
entrance ooh north a Ike them w in Lexington
ave looking south. The ,catral lar carr eee ~ill run 10
and from fr Far nlc,iOl with TIE Elevated sad the
street RAILROADS 5tsf. (E. 7ih. Sth ard yh-avts Tho
near A- aii ana ne Nc~ YORK
Elevated (gt. lVc.l has 4 stattO~ ~ uIfhsf.
TICKETS % GEMS
a. tlr iOors. they
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NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

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FIRST CABIN ". S1uO SECOND CABIN..-..... $50
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-09
Summons.

In the District tiourl of the Second Judicial Dis
rict of the Territory of Idaho III and for the
ty OF Boise
Liza Brown Leroy Brown.
o Leroy Brown:
AN THE NAME OF TIL PEOPLE OF THE
Z United States of the Territory of Idaho: You
Office of the clerk Of the District Court of the See
ond Judicial District of said Territory, in idaho
city. county OF Boise. the compliant of Elizabeth
Brown PRAYING Judgment against you, that the
marriage bonds existing between you and plaintiff
be dissolved, and that the custody of the infant
children be granted t. her and that if the custody
OF both cannot be granted. that she have the
dy OF the glrl Elnira, and for her costs in this
tion, and for such other reli as the Court may
deem her entitled TO. ISee copy of com lant
served herewith And that you appear and ar
swer to the said complaint within ten das after the
service hereof if served within Boise county. and
within twenty days if served out of said county but
within said Judicial District, and within thirty das
if served ont said Distrirt exclusive of the day
of servics Judgment will ue taken against you by
default. and plaintiff will app to the Court ior the
relief sought i'll her mplaint.
In witness hereof l, A. L. Richard
+ r son Clerk of said District Court. have
| ! hereunto set my hand and affixed the
~ seal of said Court at Idahu City, this,
3lst day OF July, A. 1873
A. L. RICHARDSON.
By GEo. ". RICHARDS Clerk
Deputy Clerk.
C. S. Kingsley. Attorney for Plaintiff
Aug l9-30d.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-09
A New Theory About Food.

A German physician has started a
new tlie,rs with regard to food He
maintains that both the vegetarians
and the meat eaters are on the wrong
track. Vegetables are net more
Wholesome than n eat nor meat than
vegetables, and nothing is gained by
consuming compound of both.
Whatever nntritive qualities they may
possess, ne says, ale destroyed IN
measure, and often BY the process of
cooking. All food snould be eaten
raw If this practice were adopted
there would be little or no ilhess
among human beings They w9ud
live their apportioned time and sim
ply fade away, like animals in
wild state. from old age. Let those
affected with gont, rheumatism and
indigestion try far a tine the effect Of
a simple uucooked diet, such as oys-
ters and fruit for instance, and they
will find all medicine unnecessary and
such a rapid Improvement Of their
health that they will forswear all
cooked articles of food at once and
forever. lntemperance would also, it
is urged, no longer be the curse of
civilized communities. The yearning
for drink is caused by the unnatural
abstraction from what are termed
'solids' of the aqueous element they
cuntain-uncooke beef, for example,
containing from 10 to 80 per cent and
some vegetables even larger pro-
portion of water. There would be
less thirst, and consequently less de-
sire to drink if our food were con.
sumed in its natural state without
first being subjected to the action of
fire.