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New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.
pNpT OF NEW.YORk. ..........

PORT OF NEW-YORK..........Fsb. -.
Str CITY OF Brus.e. tnr watkins, Liverpool Feb J. and
sTf ae@and ce Focrt! Antwerp Feb and rush
McpS%sd SaGes ia Jan =, i d1I M';,ns !.. ls E,
y Of VeraCru, Van Size Vera cruz From.
fera 49, Campoache a. Progress 10 aud Havana ~ ~ Al
Ir city Of savannah Asory savannah Feb % TO Geo
SIi Regulator Doano Wilmington, a. 3 days to WIN
str joHp Gibson Travels Georgetown, D G. and Alex.
Str Allentown Mis Phadep pha. with coal TO Rcadpg
htp Empire of no.on Ie&ie LyCrpool Dec H. via Fayal
Ian y order yc>s'to Vernon tI0"h 60
sTsI s@ nr"stSscr S 30 daIs in Tsa. TO snow Brses
Marco Poo tan. GauaFnn, sligo 5t DAYS In ballast
BaTI Mes,ri cSorD, Edye SO days in ballast to
BarE Zutrelnnrt lGep Daneuhrrg 81 Na1are, sj days
BafI lrrac,a ot wudsor Faulkner, CuIacoa, 10 cay.
Rsrk Rnr".nc Kobbe of etar.ror Fore Matanz.. an
% and Hampton Roads Feb H. with rngai 10 Ludder,
Bar. Harriet .rPhsm (o, londoadcrry, - Putnam,
Za,a r. dsys. IN ballast TO whitney 60
r!yioi 4 %: vessel % W.Id 3 @, .'
Brig Raven CnIdrnas 20 days with sugar o order vessel
Ps ETohsfs oi Jer.er vibert RIO Janero - day. with
Bnr V Ni,ho, ,of ~ John. n ~. Pool Mavnguez ~
scir crown rcnl 'ol TtwPappor0 k'sai, - Jaro via
Drruuda and Delaware Break"aer, with sugar To order;
mon,st' honey etc - Achclena 90, vessel 10 Chase
days. via st-ti TO l'iLAude4 Csl'o Nesselto Snow
BWEest
scar llocl1 lof IoudoatefIy - Horton. AIrago r.
n Nlt sugar 10 Galway CassdV, vessel 10
& 60.
chr ltrbecca Shepherd of PhilndrphIa fTatuhcs Nca
UI.as 20 day. with noi.scs 10 u Ii Howell son; vessel
%
-chr Ietue oi Prn,e TdWars island. Emery CabaTien
Soy - aud Bcunuin eb with mradp to Vidrl,
| lIatt0u, "a stson & 60.
Schr 1Ir Wilson wilson Port Roral II day., with lam.
brr Nm A Parse 4 Co vessel to ParsuIs & Loud.
SchrC loVis. uPper. brunswick u da,s Wlh lumber
tu bpig', Arigs g ID. 'sse IL ~ W ioud &
S't James Ponder n. iIsirI. teoi 2eo"u e. days
with naval store too der vessel Ia J. ~ lullhaI 4 co.
Srht II MARROW, Wines CedaI keys 10 daJr with cedar
! 20 uT,ier; vessel tnJ a Van bfunt.
-,hr Howard Hunt Ross Prn'ac0la - DAYS lamp
Roads. With lumber to EdNiu ADAMS 60, Ns,rl 10
J Il Winchester & Go.
hchrI sSecneS ~"mer. Morgan city l9tays with .u.
gar - 0tdcr. Nr-s,l 10 tverton & Hawkins
Ntlc Chase. Randall. Pensacola
Irrakwater With lumber Ia order; vessel q mlsrr
ser " 81, 0mc II lvrle, IOLltr Charleston, g. II
with mdse 10 order, yest.l 10 Evans. lall & co.
ACapuiCU from AspiuNau 9.J In
si,.A Of the 39d, Al before ItporeL
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
pDOCprSS OF RApTD TRANSIT.


OPENING OF TUE FIFTY-THRD STREET BRANCH OF
THE METROPOLITAN ELEVATED ROAD-NORN
RKGvN on THE EAST SIDE LINE.
The Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Company
nj 1890 a. IN. to-day Will open 20 public travel lts fty
third Branch far as tho station at tChthaN',
Trains will he run alternately from that station and
from the Fttynnth-s end of the main line, and re-
turning will leave the Rector street station alternately
for Fifty-ninth street and Eighth Avenue stations.
The number OF trains viii he increased slightly SO That
trains on the main line will he with sim greater
frequency than before.
The extension oi the West Side lire 10 Harlem VIII hot
I've completed for public travel until Angus" ou' II y
said be not improbable that the Inc may DC oPn'
tortr,vel IN Ninety thirdst or One ehundredano-
tbrA.st hy the middle Of May Tho lronwork ior inc
entire lire has furnished by the contractorst"
,.a,or ror, of IL has been received already In TINS
itv and the remainder is In transit Ne" ehsne' anu
ars arc expected 10 reach here during the present
vek The recent strike by the lsborers on the West
.io Rranch is said not 10 have hindored greatly the
,rocress of the work owing TO the large number oi
me Tost side Branch Of the Metropolitan Road the
work of lsvng the foundations was begun Hcs.' ~
About 80 vOrkmCn began maSlng eNc'Ni s o =, m
fcrent points iu Allen and DlVsloGslS , ln ", otb.r
lao increased soon and Work Will 10 begun ~ ''ii'4 @
o,rs of tDe line along First and second aNcS lhe con
.tructou of the lron-York has been lhUus'eu, ~ ~
three large firms whO nave promised tlat llelt "a -
a. no drav m thp delivery of IL. The structure on t'
narrow streets will Dee similar IN general app'al"l,'' ~
,nat along Vest Broadway. hut ON ihe Wlu'I SN,,n
VIII resemble more closely the structure on 49,
ubuVe Ffty-hrd-st IL will he adaptcu 10 lit'e' 'l"
Oaly two Of which Will be lad AT tIsi. ~ t,c
1IsYe of public travel should demand ahdll'hN On,
and facliucs the third track VIII he blni lHt !1a
side line s under contract to Dc compltleo ~ ''iV
b,r nut the road WIll not be ready lor udlS! vtH v ~
sone ttnc i'm O-tohcr Before November certainly, y
expected nv the officers Of the road uiat trains ~ @
running through 10 Harlem on 10th the Last an" west
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
MATURING A CIvIL SERVICE PLAN.

Another Civil Service conference was held
q; the Custom House Yesterday between Collector Mer-
mt, Surveyor Graham, Naval Ofcer Burt, Assistant
Treasurer HillhoGse, and Appraiser butcher. Ii was
agreed TO apply the competitive examination statute N
the future 20 all applicants for office in the Government
service. As there Is no appropriation TO pay expenses
II was not deemed advisable TO call in any outside
sistaucc, and the Board oi Commissioners Will be com
posed OF Government employees only Appraiser butcher
did mol believe that the class of enployc. could
pass npou the qualifications Of applicants the gen
eral Custom service and the Apprasers department.
lie CLAIMED that IN mis- department the work was OF
peculiar nature, and that the Commission should be
composed OF experts After session of two hours the
conference adjourned until to-day, when IL Ia
uudcIstood definite plan OF action VIII bc decided
upuu Public notice Of The decision viii be given for HE
gudauCe OF applicants for UfiCe.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

Guy Mannerfng from NewOTeRns: Jamaican from Nexo.
leans; NeteswOrtb, from Norfolk Qnebec from Portland
QUEENSTOWN Feb H.-Arr str OeimauIa, from New yo,.
for Liverpool. '
sourHAnF1oS FEB 24Arr str strassburs from Ba uor.
for Br Wv
JItIt, Feb 24.-Arrstr Otranto, from New.YorE
PLYNOUTH Feb 24ArT str Amy Dora tBrl from asyann,h
for lcVa.
OIAsGOw Feb 2l-hr.tr State Of Georgia. from New
York
NErwgRP FebU-Arr sibylls tBr). from View or,.,.
IoSpuS FEB ~ ssed IAN lost, charley from Carths..
18Th inst HAITI H. from nesiua 22d inst. Joe Ransss
Achiilo +, II ID Mstcsi " lgdaeDs Iovas
Jcrte. latter for Philadelphia; 23d INST Irsedae Eong
SycTIc. BTakka -
Arr 18th inst G. At NigO. Nu0ya Virginia I'm Ia.
Tada latter Gibraltar with loss 81 bnl~ark Rob',
18th inst Director. ~aDucl" lJh
Ion. 2Oth inst Besse. HeIdos. Dcronda tst in,,
Alma latter az Arendse badly damaged hy ColisOn Anal
Noah Chcstina Redman Drpheus 92i inst
Home Fanny Anna. Dunrobin, Olbcrs, I'D inst BnIant
Principe Amadeo d Ssvos, Algoma Hakon JarL IydIsa
Henry NadSsa olive Mount SEA- & Robertson both ~
Cathnrnes Point Grant David Taylor FTed-e ady oc
taya Northern Queen CsthaTina; 24th inst ChcfaD Rain
hold latter At Plymouth. Prins oscar Asr1a 3adrc. ~
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
TAX sALEs IN QUEENS COUNTY.

The committee of the Queens County Land
Dvuere Uuou appointed several DAYS ago, TO estimate
The cost TO the several towns Of pcIpetuatDg the
ent ,ystc Of sales yesterday reported the result o
ineIr inyesgatons before meeting held at the rooms
of The union at No. 3l9 broadway. The labor VS. sug
gsted by the refusal OF the County Treasure to respond
10 the resolution Of the Assembly, introduced by the
Hon W j. Youngs, calling for certain nglree which
Umd determine whether he debt. accumulated andpros
uectve under the Law In force, might not be more
formidable than running dcuqutnces could possibly
he under bc old syscm Of uaHnual sales bS me Slalr
INC freasurers Income s estimated 1872 and tor
is-a at 900; fOr 1874 At 10000 for 1870
over $40 900; for 1876, $51.OOOi Tor 1elI. S1SoOo
and under the present incumDency at $4,000 per
EDuum. a.. ..,,...,.. . :
by resolution VI tie taxpayers the estimates VI
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
4 BROOKLYN OFFICIALS "CONMON FAME
FREDERICK 6. MAssEY's IRREGULARITIES LIKELY
TO BIZ INVESTIGATED.

TO BIZ INV ESilGA I'D
When Frederick s. Massey, now president
of the Brooklyn Board Of City Works, and formerly
president Of the Fire Department in that city. resigned
Imposition as treasurer of tho Kings County InebTateS
II .nc in May last there deficit in his accounts or
about $4,000 Tue amount was not paid until January
60 the day before it necessary 10 transmit TO the
Legislature the annual report OF the Home. In the
meantime committees to Investigate the affairs OF the
Home were appointed both ny the Brooklyn Aldermen
and the Kings County Supervisors.
At yesterdays meeting of the former body q
long preamble and resolutions in reference 10
the matter were offered by Alderman Smith, Of
the Fifteenth Ward. They set forth that Mt Massey
Vasa defaulter 10 the amount named. and that the
records OF the Bureau of the Fire Department
and the books OF the City Treasurer show that the late
president OF the Department illegally retained III his
possession and appropriated 20 his own use from Janu
airy !, 1875, to November =, 1877. various sums Of
money amounting to nearly 100000, which he had col
cctcd as fees FOR licenses sell Kerosene OIL ana which
belonged TO the city and should have been turned
over TO the City Treasurer. The books OF tho
Kerosene Bureau II s further stated, show that he de-
posted these sums his personal credit in the Brook
lyn Trust Company, which he also kept the funds Of
the lnebriates Home to his personal credit after they
had been paid hm by the Controller He has never
paid any interest to the city on the sums thus retained
III violation of law the preamble alleges The con-
troler said, is obliged 10 report all such violations
Of law to the Mayor and the Mayor to suspend the ON
Ger who does not make proper mQnthy returns ol %I
MONEYS received by him Oh the account OF the
city 70 the City TIessurer-nether OF which
things was done in this Case-and the charter makes
il felony for any collector tno part Of the city TO
convert 10 his money collected. or 10 de-
pos!t II elsewhere than with the City Treasurer In
view o. al, these facts 1t is resolved that committee OF
three he appointed TO investigate the accounts ot the
Kerosene Bureau. and report What amounts were ere re-
tanned by Mr.. Massey, and whether the circumstances
will warrant the Common Council in prouounclng The
official an unfit and improper person remain ut the
head o! the Department OF City Works, the Mayor nay
ing neglected 10 take any actOn although the matters
sci forth have been matters OF common fame i0r
year or moro. ,,-, c,,
The preamble and resolutions were read twice bv City
Clerk Bishop and opposition was called fortn Al
dermau Kcuna (Dem) said that he was III favor ~ an
CATION but he did not think the preamble should
be adopted Ihe matter finally lsld over until next
IL
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
WIND -sunss.-At Sandy Hook light NV cloudy. Az
t'LEA n Y D.


CLEARED.
Strs Assyria Br) Campbell, Glasgow, Henderson Bros
KrOnprnz Fr wilhelm Ger Tannenann Bremen Oeinom'
bridge & CO. Tybee Crowell Fernanna, Roberts, Mar
tha stevens, Chance. BaiumoT', etc, krcps ,.,o
CsmpodoIIco (Itan Iiavaso Cork Falmouth Plymouth
for orders Giunnio. Miranda, Mitchell Havana Wool
Wssiingtop Psrodi MarssIes c seagrr; BtrgcnseIeu
mon. hortcnsen, bordeaux Punch kdye co mary mss
Esposo marses Jas Henry Commetzeuraih isodpettn, !,
Gsn 1cham6Srg H1ye 9Gn EG9 Ee fysr T9 dG
Ienardscn Amsterdam Funch, Edye Co: Hester Bish-
chard. Smith. Cape Town. II smith & Co. ,,,
BuRs Energy Hr) Harrison. Porto Allegro Geo Il BRn'y
Century OBI, Eomeril Plymouth. Geo bulley; hmy i
Alicante, FWhitney &Co Afghan (Brl Gnmn LISBON
FarI Potter sheerer NeNOrleans IL Brigham Illinois
wilson. Providence, Van Brdnt# Cayenne, McOfa'h'
Boston, Brett, Son & Co.
DISASTERS
FAsTPoRr Me Feb 2I-Thc schooner Empress Of Boston
ashore a Grand MsDan In tne late Storm and VIII prop
LovDos Feb 2I-The British brigantine Bessie. Capt.
TIayuor has foundered collision Her crew we're saved
YORK for Lynn abandoned IN sinking c0ndu0n t0V
miles from Fsyal Her rescued and landed at
The Italian bark stefsno Padre Capt. Fa'ca from New
York for Aberdeen IA ashore near BeI Weed an
sons, were saved.
MrscELLANEOUS
GosDoY Fch2fThc British steamer Peace Capt Kirby,
from Philadelphia which sunk IN dock at HaVre mas ooeh
nOdted.
Trant from Boston for tbs port was gnaed On CroOkha
HsyRP' Feb 24-1ne Hamburg American LINE steamer
New York did not leave until sunday noon. ..
steamer Northern Light here last night. she eft
Pcton week aud great anxiety has been felt for her
safety
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON. Feb oiAr. ST. Palma .Brl. from Fernandina
LNgRpooI, Feb 24-Ar s'-s Au'ocr1t from New Orleans
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
AvA.-AE GRADUATE Brcours N-ANr

Al the Tombs Police Cont Yesterday Mi,
Mary l.. Dalton, daughter OF ;Ac late Police Captain
Dalton. was taken before JHs,.cr Ou1bOui& bJ her
friends to have some protection extended to hrr being
at present laborug under mental nrniiy. II, slated
that he1 mania or ginated III disappointment Ia oh
tanning position pubhc school teacher after having
be,n graduated ia honor al Ndrsar College. She alr0
rcciT certificate OF ability rom the Board of Idu
csOn and hoped To be- able Ia contribute To TIE support
of uer mother 1bc GlsappOin tulent 50 wrought upon
ber feelings that her uInd became drrauAcd. She was
committed the u the COmmstiobeIs OI CHARITIES
and Correction,
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
Tile HARLEM MURDER.

CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH POINT TO LOUIS lAIMEEO
As 1Hr GUILTY PERSON-IHE LNMI1Y TOWARD
SCINETZER.
Whether any one of the six Italians arrested
I'm the Twelfth Precinct sunday night for the murder
oi John schuetzer, Onehundi ndiedand-sevent-st and
yhrd-aye.. is guilty has not been determined An au-
tolsy made yesterday by Deputy Coroner Cushman
established the fact that Schnotzes death was caused
~ the stab wound in the chest. Tnc testimony Of wit
ucsses TO be examined 10 day will show Is sad, that
the wound inflicted by Of half dozen Italians
who had gone the aid OF Louisa Jackson, tHe apple
woman, against whose stand the intoxicated butcher
had fallen. schuctzer a known OF the ltal-
ians and they had returned the eehug to the fun
tent.
1t seems that some weeks ago schuctzcr wished 10
dispose Of horse and sold tickets for ra Of IT, The
tafie never took place and the IalaL IN that neigh
borhOOd among the victims who had taken tickets
They had in one way another expressed their nten-
non of being reycnGed on him. BE- Nike" mystic
pcr.0n on WhOm those arrested ay the crane has not
set been found, neither is II known where Lc during
the fight.
The burden OF the evidence seems 70 point to Louis
Palmerp az tne murderer He Vas seen in the Fight IN
his shirt sleeves and was aficrWaId found IN his own
house surrounded 10y his fIents. He gave contrddic
fory statements as ms knowledge Ot the aflay.
ug found yesterday III snow where the murder
was committed which TITS PdlmerOs finger. Tue inquest
III the case Will be held to-d5y.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
i DEMiND UpOy ARcHBISHOP PCRcELL.

CIyCIyNATI Feb. 24.-The Folks Fre0"d
n German Catholic organ, to-day demands statement
Of the affairs of Archbishop Purcell, which 1t has reason
10 fear may be worse than they have been represeheH
The German Catholics charge that the money,
much OF which is their own, has gone 10 ouhu
Irish churches. They fear the ehuFch P'op'i'!
. ,,,, 3, to-, N,cuhers Of those congregations say
that they received none Of the SiO0OOO0 IN question:
and thai they cannot understand why churcn RroptS
1r vich th,y have already sacrificed so much shOuId
he held for debts by which they were not to dement,
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNuTa NO
2lS BROADWAY
Gam" Of Noon -, y NJ. 2s' Nldn,SNt' zA'
U,rnest onr7aV d1y. - e. Loves, ~
I,eTape a >ame daY. 1873 JS4.
Prominent ARRIVALS.

Finn Arfpur Hoiel-Senator-clect y. /. liilI, or
seth Green u Rochester ~ Governor Ptison 4
6sncy Of y rv Hampshire and Mahtidge A. !ri OF BoS
MT = Rear Admiral W. T. le Roy. j. y.
\ ana Miss Minnie liauk Il 'rTcEd9n tofft or
Frederick Prince and Judge Josiah g. Nbn nl ii"sIoh
ana MO!. German Consul at cue mali.
Uoguca V0se-Senaiui elect -. H. latt, Of t9nn'cc
Br,ro,rt Colonel Grey, ftedcrck bfomght"n'
George f. SprlgCs sud Walter indtsv oi the Great
RaiIvay Of Cauada . Ujud.1r Hofe'-James IilnghaSL
pTss,rn Of The Canada Southern Eailw ay Company and
Jaar- H. Howe nf Wisconsin 81 Ntchods hO'si hil-
ION NJ DC Iano United states Cpusal ~ Foo chow, China
. ..rop.IInn tssrmtlymcn &. H. kn0w'-' jas.
Low and H. ]. DuRuid.. ..--. IHN dEthue HV''-J" "nto
Charles :. Lester, Oi Saratoga.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LVERPOoIr-By steamship GU o. B.ls.-
Mr. Anderson W T. ~. Auburn. carr Anthony o. Balle!
ihe Rev T. Cronin D. Cameron. r. w; Cooper ahu SCI
n n Curtis C. r. Fly, II. GilesDe. sister Mary Mgt lies
,ion q + Howes W L. Jakes Mrs. Fuller Miss Woodrga
Mr. Brown MI Harris H. knighon W T. lots nt, a. H. IL,
Mitchell r. Magrath \. d. Page the Rev = " lyhl bI'llop
of buffalo r. Richie Rear Admiral W lie ltoy ana stl
want ~. Pock. g. smith. H. r walker MIS- "
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

srr ri.ss Gao Sun sets - b46l Clock fast. Ism. Gs
Wnrn .ets J2 Moon ,outs 3lS Moons age, days D
HIGH WATER TO-DAl-A a.,
SANDY HOOK l0:l4 GOV. Island llO+ hel Gaie.... Vsl
WATER TO-DAY-F. ".
sandy 10 80 Gov. IsAnd ll:3O iel uate.... w
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
)D, RiDWlTS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly tasteless elegantly coat for the cure 81
order. p the stomach liver b0Ne- Kidneys Ddd" nsnslA
dis, tseS headache, constipation, iudigeslon Tles
billions ncss bilious fever. inflammation of IN" n0nr 20
and all derangt ments Of the internal 'lsceia N&hN
ctect q pOs tive cure. Prce 20 cents per boa.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR WEST INDIES-Bg Steamship FiGmJor.n@ Lind
ssy Havncs Father J.. Msien1, j. W Roach MIS- iIoJoh
dudley Roach. II. Cotton.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
ESTABLISHING A NEW HUNDRED WEIGHT,

President Edison, of the Produce Exchange,
received Communication from the Liverpool Board OF
Trade yesterday in regard 10 the proposed ccnal sys
icn and its success since January 10 III Great Britain
The letter saws We note with Interest your remarks
a. IN The Genital aud We nave little DOUBT that mercan-
Tile people yours bavng already decimal coinage,
Will speedily adopt decimal weights. The formal noi-
.ltion OF the order in Council has been ISSUED, which
legszes the use OF the 100 pounds as Genital OF new
huudr,d weight The term new hundred weight
be;uc An une1pccted but very welcome advance upon
ppr present system, tho old must in the nature Of
things gyr way 10 the system, and ere long an act
NJ Parliament VIII be obtained which Will make hun
nrcd weight 100 pounds; and cause the OLD s'S
iem Of SO rs II and pounds 10 be replaced bV the
more satisfactory decimal DIVISION OF 90 20 10 ana
pounds -, . ....., a..
While agreeing with President EdsOn mat unlh ne
10 mounds as hundred weights 80 understood is as
placed ana the 100 pounds taEoe lts place, hht Inc u
benefit of the GENITAL EyEcm cannot be experienced
much II II be eved the letter states. - gained ~ tht
meantime by the cNt-n.lOn o! the "ctutAl IN Eieat
Irfain from wheat all articles Of producc Inc lN
rrpooI Board Of Trade expresses nope IN" ine
Newly ork Produce Exchange VIII relax ts eh'iIs 10
nave the sys eu adopted President Edison say that
every response received from other Exchanges anu
Boards VI Trade cordially supports the measure.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
NEURALGIA.
INFLVENZA,
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING
RELIEVED IN A FEW MINUTES.
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.

For headache, whether sick ornor'oJs; ,ins
baoc no ms and weakness ma the baCs spe o kidDt} p
around the iveT peuIisy swelngs OF me 'lhS pam ps ,s
bowels heartburn and pains Of al kinds. cOll rs and ~
Oitrs RadH Ready Relief viii ah0id lhn',.a'a mn,
continued for a lew da!s rttrts P'Ii"""'" '
ITICe so cents.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

Is there anv wonder greater than the tele.
phone! Yes-'tis MGR CoGGsh without any bone
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

To secure relief from coughs and colds uso
PORlKR's COUCH BALsAlL 20 and 50 cents
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
R0ARD OF TRUSTEES.

RIcHaRD A. MCCURpY,
FElNCIS SSiDDY,
JAMES {. HOLDEN,
HFFusS {. yON PosT,
GEORGE {. RICHARDSON,
A LNANUER II. RICE,
NHII>M T. BArcoCK,
+ RATCHFoRD STARR,
FkEuER..k II. CossITT,
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

STRUCTURE, Impotence aud Diseases of the
- G,ucraye organs radically and spcs' 'Iy cured HOnrs
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
r, R. r..

the Power of Rndway's Ready Relief ina
Case Of sciatic Rheumatism.
No. 3 NsN N.ss-lI.A, O., New.i0rk
DR. RAILWAY with me, Your Heb'i Ia. ""ihSd h'nhel.
Tor The last three wears frequent and severe a.
tdo- sCatCa sometimes eytepdng IRON tie lhmOarte'
.ions 20 nv ankles and AZ times ~ bOh 'OW'' hubs IN
Dufng time have been afflicted have iel almoNg
the recommended by aud FOOLS hOpDso
fnd relief but oil proved 10 be failures. .,
Trd various kinds Oi baths man pnlatons oltNh'
applications OF nulmens TOO nuDeIOu. Ia menli0l
scTipOns Of the most eminent ply scans all O "hehlAd
relief.
Last September at the urgent request of friend Wbo h
been afflicted myself induce 10 try yonf fenely
was then suffering fesrfy with of my OLD inrns iomy
SURPRISE the Ist application me ease se.
bathing rubbing the parts affected leaving the ho
warm glow. created by the Relief Ina short Tine he -
passed entirely away although haV" slight prio1cs -
lacks approaching change OF veaileT know nov gIn M
cuo self and feel quite master ~ the sfuAtoD h>
WAYS READY RELIEF - my freud Dc,.r tlEel M n1~
out n bottle in my v4lise Yours truly GEO tIAhh
pJIEITMATISN
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

TIE LATEST AND MOsT SUCCESSFUL
Remedy for consumption scroful8 and IA Pm
i- "PALArABLR" Con LIVER on In combination with PEo y.
mo y NUtuuNE. All druggists. Depot, = Platt st.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

the committee will bc tabulated and forwarded to - or
r. sherwood NJ Albany, where the form OF the p'i'
Amending The present law Will be finally determined
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repu tation as an orator and
scholar.
In cons idering his fitness 70
the Bishopric of this Diocese.
the testimony of those who
know him we'll will have its
due OBJECT. Rev. DR.. Potter, OF
Grace Church, New York who
fills an Important Office in the
church government, in a tele-
gram to the Rev. Harcourt
W aters, OF this city, after
sta ting the qualifications OF
DR.. Wingield, says of him
He is we'll fitted in all res
poets to ado:n any position in
the church..
The eloquence and learning
of DR.. Wing6eld have been re-
ferred to previously. He is
said to possess great intellect
ual abilities and administrative
capacity of the highest order
In person he is tall, handsome
and Of commanding appear
ance. In social life he is pc
culiarly attractive. His inter-
course is characterized by {,
dignilied affabiiity which nre>
sistably attracts all who comes
in contact with him.