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New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
DECISIONS,

The following decisions handed down; BabCock
IiDiev Tilt Citv o! BufaO.-Judgme' affirmed
with Iienhardt agt the People Godsten the
ThciassOn aet the People Judgment reversed aud
Dodge ACT the county uf PiatieJudg
reversed granted with costs t. abide the
TwOGnbey aat CHssidv In re Village al Mlhletown { "
Altman: DuIkin agt Shirp-Urdcrs affirmed with
costs DcpieusOIdcr of General Term reversed and
than of special Term affirmed with costs. In sanger
General Term and special ERIN reversed ana motion
granied In Attorney General at. the North
American insurance Company. mo- ihed to
require values Of annuiy bonds to be- compute by the
Aercan experience table. with interest at per and
molned affirmed coss OF the receiver and OF
Appeared 10 tins court aud have succeeded In
ulocurng mOlif OF The order appealed Iom. to he
paid the fund.- IN Ie freuman-AIpeal ul-In ssed
vii e Eldridge.-Orier affirmed WIN costs
The following calendar of the Court Appeals for
Tuesday september %: Nos 2jo ~, 65O I95 20S 27l
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29

said in part ITO ach victory must have entire
harmony within our ranks. Division and disturbance
always invite defeat, and American who loves his
country should permit personal grievances ana diner
ences to endauger the success OF the party III elected
I shall deem It my duty TO faithfully do all
In my power advance the. interests OF the
people of this district and to that those matters
which should he att ended 10 by the General "oVerh-
ment not overlooked"
John s. Applcgate then addressed the Convention.
after which the cnairmir was empowered 10 appoint
Central Executive Commit ce for the District
Tie Democratic Conve ntion OF the Nlltb congress
iona District of n wJcrs was hcd yesterday afternoon
at Odd Fellows Hail. WashingiOnst., HObOken. Cor
poration Attorney McDermOt. If Jersey Ciy presided
ExC0ngressnau Har6enbergh. State Senator RaD cX'
Trapbagen. Perry T. Cu.nberson aud job pplhe"tt
nomination. On tue nrst haOt MI liaiufh-
bergh received As votes and cx-M'yor Irariagcn re-
we'd 4S The were divided among the "ter
five candidates. several delegates, before ihc Dalut
was announced changed from the wcaker nominees u
HardenOcrga. delegate changed the cnutr No'e
OF the IVn Assembly ID irIct from CumherSon
to ardenbergh and anoih' delegate rem tue vim
DIS rct did the same thur. Some delegates hecalr III
dguant and said that the augeS were maze wlinouI
authority. but tue chairman paid no atcnu II 10 th,H
angry protests. Mr.. HaIdcnbergh was declared lhe
nOmuee. lie Is the president the Hudson County
National Bank NJ Jersey " and has served two terms
j the House OF Rcpreseh' '.tivcs.
Much d!Ss ttSfactiOn hss been caused among hc o't
ter of the hudson County Democracy, e,pe-
claly jersey CITY. over tie nominal II 90 william
McAvoy for Surrogate. Ex-C0unty Clerk Brann s an
nounced himself an iud- pendent Democratic cahdi-
date
Ie Democrats OF the ". Assembly District or iin-
son County. " j., rcuOmpctcd last evening. AlIan l
McDennott Tor the LogIsa'ure on the hrst ballot.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
THE COURT OF APPEALS
ALBANY, Sept. 2S.-In the Court of Appeals

to-day the following bu 'lnrs' wa, tiaps acted:
26j.-James Green. respondent. the Homestead
Fire Insurance Ompany Submitted No. 2OO-Mvron r
Paricc rcspOud"ut aG- sylvester ". Treat and others
peilants by samuel Hand for appellants ana Edwin
Al Tcspun1ent 30 21i.Ismes Ar2oingcf, TcsOn-
dent It Joseph Vines ana others app ian submitted
by by Andrew j. Ntl sDonicnt
2i5.t harcs +. VINEGAR, appel mt agt. Charles H. -
TCsDOIdcn1s. SuDmi. led. 2I.i
shy respondent. agt the New YORK Cehi al and
River Railroad tOmp1ny appellants. Passed. No
2a-MOlz Joseph hal ana another appellant John g.
~tefen oatr impe Iced. cic responlcns argued bv
Sic. Spngarn appellants ana NJ H. lOwnscud for
spOndeDts.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
A RALLY IN DEPOSIT.

Deposit, \. T.. Sept. 2S.-The Republican
campaign WAS opened unde: the auspices OF the Garfield
and Arthur Clnb last evening by mass-meeunG at
Oquaga Hall. TIE orchi CAT procession of Companies
4 and L OF the Boys in B.uo exceedingly fine.
The Hon. l.. +. Freeman presided al the meeting.
very large audience being present, crowdng the han 10
It's utmost capacity. Great enthusiasm was mani
tested Tne address delivered by Burt IN T. Beach
Of NeW-YOlk. WHO held the attention o. the large
dieIce for hour and half IN very able, forcibe
AM e suceCA
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
VNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known ms the
i NhW.YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

ROAD
m.-CincnnAti and Chicago Day Express. Drawing.
room Coaches Buffalo anu Suspension BrIdge
D N. (DaiyD-Fast 81 Louis Jpress. arriving at But.
falo al a. m connecting with aud
Southwest Pnlmans best Drawingoom Sleeping Coaches
D. M DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through Bunao Niagara Falls. cincinnati and
Chicago without change so Hotel Dnng cars to Chicago
7;l5 D. .m.-tmieran train for tho " est
Trains leave Chambers street Depot. Ncw YORK, for
p l2oO midnight saturday nights only sundays.
nieford Passalc g, 7:j0 10. 1920 m.-he 1920
a II stop Ruthe ford only on sundays-l2 noon,
mdneh sundays. GOO. $50 lD:u IN. li5. $3.50,
Paicrson g. Gi5 $50 $40 10 1920 I3Oa m. l. noon
l:i5 g. lu Boo i2O. iu. > DO 3D.. $50 $40, $50
7.5I5. io'.O ? m agd = mdnlgh, SUNDAYS; o. $50.
~une'n COO, 100 1870 a. m. 10 800 BOZ 6: 30 7:l5.
lcio and midnight @ a3days do' $50 lo;-o 4"
Warwick. 7:j0 1920 a IA +3up. IA.
Roniont and Kingston 800 a in 3.3J r. H. SUNDAYS 80
:" Go.hcn o. 1850. - NJ, %, $780, ISO = 75 H.
SUNDAYS g. $50. lu2O q. III, b;5n y
SUNDAYS. $50 1920 a. '" r. M. The t. N. and $3.50
p ~. connect ~ith Neo-No.k ana Us"ego Midani
Porf J.vs 7'50 O. 1920 M; 4:3o d. Z us p m sun.
days. $50. 1890 a. M o, - am p 10 10 , . -..
hour jlJ to"tJ H. and 40 lOiJ aud ll:ij
ffck.s for pas age suneat- Drlw.ng Room
and sleeping tracits be- Obn,d. aud orders ior ths
t%n,. 0ilccs Nos. 80. 80 or 90 broadway. y T. No
Couit st. EIo'hhn, o. at ihe Company u .rois
EHs,s' lr..ns non e Wet "'Fve IN Ne"fork at 10
JNO. " Abbott GenT Pass'f Ag't Now.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JFRSEY.
leave for Euslcwo0d. Clo-icr PiermJut
sIE :. - . d. a. , id 4 e e D. m re 30 & n 'v % it,9 I'm - M
leave 81 minutes Later SATURDAY nights
Nannet, Spring Valley AMI Mon,cG Iol, $50 i;JO
JNo. n. ABBOTT. General Pass'r Agen. New.York.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
A DEMOCRATIC REVOLT IN NEW-JERSEY.
A HANCOCK NEWSPAPER SUPPORTS GENERAL Kill

PATKIIk TUN NONVWI y = II / NINH III
RECORD OF THE PAHtY NOMINFE.
HACKETTsTOwN, n. j., Sept. 2S.-Last week
The Gazette Democratic paper published Ia this town.
came with the of General klpairck ~ ine
head OF Its columns aud vigorous editorial indoTse
mcnt Of his candidacy for Congress.
This acton caused some CONSERVATION. although 1t
not altogether ncxpccicd. The methods employed
by Mr. Harris % secure the Democratic nomination
were distastefu his party here and The gazette
had been spoken lis condemnation of his habits
nd the free use of "moraI OYccs AT the Democratic
Convention. The paper continues 70 Nv the Hancock
niC and opposes Harris solely the ground nat BIS
Official and personal mad been soed ana iial
had stained nomination Illgctmac praCtice'
TIE regular Democrats b. en- making violent
efforts 10 drive Gazette Its position by hreat
the opposition Harm, j. 80 strong mat lts sun
scriptlon st is increasing instead OF failing. 1t looks
now as If General Fitzpatrick would carry warren
County, whch has hitherto heon considered safe Tor
1000 Democratic majority.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
OENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED SIA IS MAI. ROUTE.

AND UNI Ed ~ "A tS Mai. ROt IE
rav Desbrosses and Cortand streets
T.Ircs. a, iOiOws:
Harrisburg Plti sburs tn West and South win Pullman
Palace Cars attached. . a M. ana $3.50 IN. daily
WlsHspO IocA Haven III. $50 y. IN Cory and Erie
come cling at CORY for Titusvc Petroleum
Ctntrc and he on Regions.
B4mtre " Washington and tfe South "L,mited Washington
Express oi PIaan Paroi CATS daii except >und y, 10
a. M MashiHg i:l2 Regular 1870 aud
s:3Oa ~: . and Ia p. tu. sunday, 10 u.
Express West hade phia ): o.. $50 $50. 90 Linl
teG). l. $50 t. i.iJ - q, Z, $50 aud 10 and
j. night Sancay s5O and D. g, :, $50 and lO D.
and ~ u ;ht.
Exrrcss philadelphia via Camien. 73J M aud t.
SUNDAY.
BoTt OF rookyn Annex" connect with through trains
al Jersey CITY ailOrding speedy and direct transfer
BTOoGiyn travel 90 ~
Trains arrive: From Pittsburg T. 1850 m, 9:35 p.
daily Al ,iu y. daily except Monday. FIom Wash.
incon Bait more 600 - III = 800, 100. 1885 D. m
lO.fO 80 p 300 400, 5:2D $50 $50 $3.50 and
loss D. IN. sunday $500 6jO 7, iO:iO 1880 $50
au1u. .s "a I
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
EX-SPEAKER Hustled A CANDIDATE.
PEEKSKILL, Sept. 2S.-

PEEKSKILL, Sept. 2S.-Ihe delegates to the
Assembly Convention being oicc ed i1 this As
senby District Ex Speaker ILs led Is II candidate lor
Assembly AT "a caucus attended hy 800 voters,
hold Corllandtown io-dly. be haG 239 malo.Ity.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE
non, ,,., ~, ~ hKOt'k KOl T.. ,r,
FOX IittN ION AND PHILA DELPhlA.

BUCND BROOK ROUTE ~
-, FOR IHbN loN AND PHlLADELPHiA. -.
reaye MgTn Ne m qG i,2m station r. r. Of y J foo' Lib
iii 5 'aso @ 3 @ 9 3 as qresni. 4s !! a ' 81 sun ~
day at $40 a. m; $50 and + D. m -.
tI5 'o ESQ., coIfT iG !ra 80 % NJ "G5 On ESSs' HSaaa a '
mo! IrsIoH @ %se9 and Tn'EeI'o @ snnay at 5i5
Heiininr trains viii leave Philadelphia or Nca.Yor.
From station rnadepha and headms 1iiIro1 corner 1G
2. 5:tJ $40 7j, u .. ON sunday o:3j H. III" 1;3o
From rnrd ant Lefss-sts. at .. s:2o 92o IL a m;
1:25 b o. 90 G:, Il:dC p a. Sunday al $50 A. m D. m
From T,cnon Warren apd ruc@erSts-i:73 except M99'
S:io ?. m s1ndayl:2'. 9;2l a. NJ 90 r II. ~, Dr., ~,
9it o.. l323 Broadway ant Ac principal ho'cs No'2
NewYork ransicr Company Dodds lxpress vi. can for
ana fcGk 0 9S can Sc c nnde S At 2 and g @ Bo1a % ad @
eth ave- New Ioraand Court t. lirookyn Al he oics
are l" ii ? BALDWIN. rnera PASSENGER AGENT
FOR BRIDGEPORT ana all points on Nau
,n. Sip rr @ - r. H., isy ar i:o n AMI So % nv
"% yare % over ii II ~ ~ nv 'IGr @ route ':'O Ill., u' sou Ill
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Lanimg
Il atCOl@ens West POut, Cornwall NewDurc. Marlboro,
Micn pongSeePse HIs2pgs e2gne lng Win Ulster aq
We na TnoAs '%Sl LeIS caVe 1
m Per "a North M river loot % lar fis9n.st ,oo
Gonneug YIN evening ,2 for Summer resorts through
NEW-YOEK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RALR0AD-CommenGng September u.
500 a. m Western ard Nortnern Exufcss to Rochester
Pat burg Albaus and Montreal win through drawing
1880 H. Chicago Eyrr,se drawing room to Canaan
daieua IsoClc-i' auG Buffalo.
li.IO bln anu Troy. with connections to Utica,
SaIafO.a 6icu. Fails aud RIiianc.
.|:aI y. ~, Albany AID irOs EXpTc,s.
400 y. nl Accommodation to Albany and Troy
600 ~ L. EXnIc-s daily WIN sleeping cars for
- Iouis. running tlUu u every day IL the week. also
for Buna roc and Detroit ani for Mon
tfeal. excepting SUNDAY nighr. ~.rat0@i
sII pacinc INpI.s. daily. wt' s'"PnS cars 10
lester IsnAlo land l'i 10, Detroit
ana tiiclLo ana II tdyton UcJ, and NaicriOwn VIA
Rome excepting saturday,.
9:u D. m Fast xarcss for Montreal Rochester and Corn.
ing. via ~er ng cais to Geneva Rochester aud
ii.Or rn Niaht xpress. with sleeping to Albany
lie ris on sale Nos D. 30 AMI Alb Broadwiy
Wc.icots xpr'-s Offices Fir,-pcc. and - and 9l2
broadway. and j3j WdsIiucton't BrooSlyn.
J. VI rOlCi.N Gen. >uu. G. H. MErhI.R Gen. fd7sr Agt
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
CALIFORNIA ELECTION MATTERS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2S The Supreme

Court to-day decided that county municipal officers
voted for at tho election this fail in San Fran
cisco U The interior counties.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
ITO PHILADELPHlA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
" BETWEEN
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Is TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY 3
STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA IN NEW-YORK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MtNT AND THE TASTE T TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY

nOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MtNT AND THE FASTE-T 7 TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
On and after u NE 81, 1850.
Express Trains leave NewYok Ni- Desbrosses
landt streets Ferries a. follows:
4:3u 1870 $50 90 Limited, i a. m l. $3.50. L. 4iO s. g.
T. $40 and 10 M ~ nis sht sundays 43J and a.
M. =, Is, l. $50 and lOp m, and IL night
Trans New York daily except sunday at 1870
a. and D. H.. running through via Trenton and Cam
Boats Brooklyn Annex connect with all throuph
at Jersey CITY. sordng speedy and direct transfer for
Brook travel
Heturnng West Phi ade pa Ol 3:i5, 4:25
7:3J. s $50 ami II m u.imited Exprens l:3o N 2
4 J.,U. 1880 On sunday. i2:ol, 3: 4:25,
$50 a. IN Z ana Ill. Leave Philadelphia, VIA Camden
q A. m and 800 y IN daily except Sunday.
J26 and 9ii Broadway, No AsOr House,
ana foot Desbrosscs aud Cortlndss No Court and
Booklvn Annex station, OF fultOn-st, Brooklyn;
III and ll- Hntsor-t HobOken Station, jersey City,
Emie!aht Ticket Office No = Battery Place
The New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and Residences.
FRANK THOMSON, L. r. FARMER,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
EREEuOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
CONNFCTfDN.
Lcye loot of Iincrye for fi,ehoid at 7l5. lli5 M
NiEEW-..iiI'HSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

~ Leave New N0sa foot Liberty ST., y. N.
JJ q. u g.. Banclf urt Tor Sedblgh Sa"uS
IOsN tut, afc stations
so e. n.Nl rll VIA ird Eafk Tor Miht hc'ttI io"7
Rive, Barnf ..lt aId nieFmc'ii etc sitt us
10 .. t-NiI sandy HOok ot Long Banch ana HterH'u'
ate stations
Il:tt WAN rail. via BrNchport for ScdDtIghl odhuJ
HOOK g. dIlc stations
l:- F. iai i.rauehpori for stations for liigh,
auisand Aache Toms River IaTnegai AZ Ian III
cry am aii station. tp Bayslc
j. n.AN rail Via BTanchpOrt for SedDIlsht ihuy
Hook inf rm,GIa'o stations. - -.
!, H. ~ Hook Long Il an'n al'IiONH
aId informed I.e stations.
ny ia j. ,ia Red rank cor al stations 10 Barnegdi
ITintnao.t gIt, sandy HOOK AID neIinrl'
~
Hoo, Il lnl .IiIt late strf 10 Z -
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
Crates ail0 5cn0ers.

yHE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF
Low AND HALE Low CRATES,
BRAS OPE tl tlEEPLACE~.
with AndiTon~ Basket Crate, wood coal Brass
Fen icr-, Fire ana Coal Holds.
HINTONS Tiles IN great variety. Wholesale and retail
Estimates given 10 architects and builders.
j. CDNONER IL co.
No. 5GS Canai-st, New York
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
Hteamboats ano Railroads.

A MARY POWELL for West Po'n, s"i tay.,pn GSpm-
Of vEsrYs 81 slo and q sT at sSS y
m gnlays exGePiS GSpnecia HSrl a. and Wes gaggago
Ie"T by 'spScss .'i" rseeivsd Al only
ALBANY BOATs-PEOPLE'S LINE Drew
coaGs every dag p connecting az .A, Albany any
Sunday morning eIcepieD with trains North west ana
Albany and re@rP r. rqoS 81 dayf President
ALBANY DAY BOATS.-ALBANY and {.
"A ViEBARD CALL (sundays excepied) leave Vesiry
ses 81 n @ sg M Sa Ntads = fep NJ west SSn Ss@6are
Poughkeep'e laiuebeck CasSil and hudson; Iceets e
pns Hudson River Railroad received oT ,s
Ez,nr.on cN't' 10 West Font or Ns"D"s returning '"'
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD. wlirE MOI \ IAINs g. Mon KEAl4 ana ID 10 n'
days c,tc'D D. m and IL 80 p n connecting win
1cee sold and baggage checked at 0ii Broadway New
FOR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
2li p nj a9 e ~ g. pm, ~ fAh' ~ C2NI: $3 HeNTS'
FALL RIVER LINE AVN THE EAST
-tuors Ii~iOL AMI 'osy l n, ASnrrg
ST. at53o m. Leave Brooklyn VIA "AnneT' 81 p. m
Jersey C,y 5:2o p m
NEWpORr LINE For BOSTON AND THE
'icancr- Old coLoNY mi IEwPoRr leave rier 2s,
\ r. foot & 2I N"y'' 4s alE f Se 9""'1 a az "ul g sof %
u Dr ,.flu. nl date and connecting ifan W"icl
at .f-lHd So oDtuci On LY at OihceOn
'''' o. w. '' "'' VI" EOkDEN & LOWELL Agents
GEO L. cos NoH. Ge.'i P9-sAet
7 EHGH VALLEY RAILRo Nd. ,..o vm
- rAssEIGE IAi - : & on an & e,,eg Jgeo A. = % % %a
D.. aud $50 p m or iIsio. BeIniehen lgnyT' WyeTlu'
hnca Ieac,va Ions Bufao me West. Pullman sleep
Ing coaclc~ attacked 70 40 y M l.a: ~, connect for all
POINTS Aalanoy ana lIaz ton c'a, r. 9s. er Aocn
fff.
&. II. CCMMi'Gr Agent
NORWICH LINE
taiS VIA ~lcTs Icaye fler No. 40 EOrth
Iuyerat > R m fuy. except onm U.s.
DROViDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.
x,oX},lIAA- W. rEoXiDEE3ClE 3itSftHi SftiEs OF RAIL
y Fli.si.c.As~ ACcoNODA Mons ONLY.
TIE iayorite at-aurrs .r
MASSACRE >EtIS ANU RHODE ISLAND
Day ,9uad exec, ted Plcr20 North layer loot OF
No in,ei.n|,re andnes between New York and Proyi
dcnc Ia reer. .rrNe III bos'n a a. t ~ 3o7 ~, ana
9i2 ilysy. ana Metropolitan ami Fh venue ioe,s
ac s5G at ali 4ncS hotels and ucFef Offices anda
occ 0l c-cott Express Company lelsht "Non "' ~"
'Si =. ". flklSs. b. > BABCoCK
g. D.. Agent fie'eent
CTONINGTON LINE-FOr Boston and all
te%ar r5 iNGroN leaves on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays ami the steamer TATE OH y ~ NDkA'h non
loot Of Jay.st AT D. ~ Npec.i Limited ucAets 10 byoIVN
.'i wa ms @ .'e & -" - |CD M ~ & m io nm @ ' " i
l.. " FlLKIN-. g. =. AgonL
q 4 TO SARATOGA and RETURN; %S 10
~ Il Lake George aud return Tickets good for the
season. TROY BOA ;. ,IIIZIN,, LlHEn sw steamers
SATURDAY p. from lior No. 40 nswNo 4u. NoriA
H.yer, loot Leroys. come tng at iiOf ~lt1 mornns
secuted at 944 Bloaaway. Sew York and NOD
COurtst.. BlooAyu.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
The COURIS.

IT, Nine wears ago not a sing Stpl rail wrs madc IL
this country, while last $4,000 t,rs were naG'
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
Z EIIIGH VALLEY RAILRO Nd.

II PA~~INGtR TRAI = on an aitcr June ~ "ah
DIT and peD,ss ISIS Al ~ Il. H.
+. m iud $50 p. m for taston Bethlehem A,lehtoWn
tl.iun Algurh chunk. MtSesUAIfc IOwanoa, NdNei.y'
Ithaca 2encya LIONS BufaDa d e West. Pullman sleep
ine coaches attacked 10 $3.50 m. tram 1900, t,n all
Trains lcayugdt 7:iO q. ana p n. OOhne0' ''' al
foi''' IA y, tWi <GTn| ,u,tai ia s,enger Agent
GeEofal ascrn Office conner tbuo ani Coftahui-s's
W ~ ~ G.. II. ClAlMi.,ti- Agent
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
NlEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV

All RAIL LINE for P,rtn Amboy South Ambuy Mat
wan. Kew port lia1l.t, .iillr ~ - iuN Little SILVER,
j. ]. nchInIt Long lIai,h Ilbciau Deal BtacI Ocean
Grove N-butV Ocean Beach ~prinx Lake Girt,
Point rnsaui Toms ,.iycr, laTcEtt Atlantic Cir, etc
New York ioo Of II,rtyst at j:iJ, 40 g. Il;J
q. u..: 80 $3.50. I. J.li. q =.
4 ~ [ : Il :. ID.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
r VKN IIIT ITNE .
~ 10 Eoston Worcester Portland and the White Noun
tainS VIA NrwI Pler No 40 NOrtn
ItN = IL. IN -

d 4 TO SARATOGA and RETURN; SiS 10
" Il TO L9Se George and IetGn Tickets good ioI the
SARATOGA and CITY of TROY leave DAILY (eX,ep
saturday. at p from iior 40. 40 wNO AID, North
I!Ner LEROY ST.. connecting at TROY with morning
trains loI SARATOGA ana ALL RESORTS MOTH stlie
secuted al No. 9l4 BIOdlWIy NeW YORK dnd no
COurt.st. blOOAIyu.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29

4 GOOD SOPRANO desires Il position in n
church choir salary 500 until May !. Address II. l..
O. last ltfnsr. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
situailons Uantso- Ma!es

CLERK.-As clerk by young man OF ZOO, g0ou
- ability. - who can furnish goVd ~ n
"a IN chnra,er &c not psricu 10 location or n
eor rc1uif no canysss ng Address H.. Box 49, i1Dn""
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
CLERK or cOLLECTOR.-By smart YOU

y pU-lii0m CIeTk OF tJII''TJ III ~
cen correspond German ami fngusn y iV''''"'' ~
dress W. T.. SrEl y RERGER, - yih-aye.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29

nor NORWALK AND DANBl
FALL RIVER LINE r,r ,sr

%EWpORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND TIL
"a EAST.
-fcl,nci- o. D COLONG ru1 NEWPOkT leave Pier *
y r. loot OF Mucay.st. daily (cxcept suniar) al D N
l.ft ,t4,. - fIaAHS ~ Nc't iWit"i ana o.
.f o- .f,. nl date and connecting ifdn W"ic
l..vs ,cwpjrt ;ne ueN morning az 90 arr ng IN liosto
GROOM. obtained ONLY az once o.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-11
Fire Record.

WE give the following further particulars Of
the fire In the Pioneer shops at Burlington an
nounced last week. Shortly after six o'clock
Tuesday morning fire was discovered In the lower
Of a collection Of buildings known az the Pioneer
shops. Owing to the lack Of GOODNESS on the part
Of the man who first discovered the FIRE and the
insufiicency Of the alarm given, the fire obtained
considerable Roadway before the FIRE department
could ascertain its whereabouts and get TO work
After several hours work the flames were prac-
ticay got under control, but 1t was not till after
noon that they were finally extinguished. The
walls and floors are virtually intact, the flames
being principally confined to the contents OF the
building. The first story Of the building was oc-
cupied by j. r, Booth, successor TO the late T. w.
Chase, for getting out the material for the man
ufacture Of doors. Mr.. Booths loss on machinery
IL estimated at 50 800; on stock $1,000. lie oc-
cupies several buildings, and the only insurance
on this shop that be ascertained Is 81, 900. In
the second story was located X. NJ. Clapps cur
tain roller factory. Mr.. Clapp estimates his loss
at 81, 900; insurance 81, 600 Next north OF these
two concerns are Wing & Smith, lasts, on the
main floor and s. c. Kimball, doors, over them
both OF whom are fortunate enough to escape with
but slight loss. The latter had to remove hii
stock and the loss to machinery, etc, by fire and
water he estimates at about $500. Mr.. Kimbal
carried 81, 600 insurance and Wing 4 Smith 81.
600. The building ia owned by DR. b. S. Nichols
who carries on the entire property insurance o
S27, 600 The proportion allowed to the burnet
building will probably cover the loss.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-02-11

ODD FELLowsHiP.-The Right Worthy Grand
Encampment of Vermont, Independent Order Of
odd Fellows, met in its annual session at Brattle-
boro, February Sd, when the following officers
we're elected and duly installed for the year en-
suing: Samuel G. Putnam OF Rutland, most
worth grand patriarch; Henry NJ. Currier Of Brat
tleboro, most eminent grand high priest; Daniel
p Ceey of st. Johnsbury, right worthy grand
senior warden; Henry Clark Of Rutland, right
worthy grand scribe; Henry p. Frost OF Brattle-
boro, right worthy grand treasurer; Thomas
Failey OF Burlington, right worthy grand junior
warden; Henry f. Randall Of St. Johnsbury,
grand inside sentinel; l. l.. Abbott Of Mortified,
grand outside sentinel; l.. j. Retting OF Brattle-
boro, grand marshal A grand promenade con-
cert and ball was given in the Crosby Opera Hall
in the evening, complimentary to the right
worthy encampment and the right worthy lodge
80. The Grand Lodge Of the Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows Of Vermont began its annual session
at the rooms Of the Vantastiquet Lodge, Brattle-
boro, Wednesday morning 1t was one Of the
largest and most interesting sessions ever held in
the state. The reports OF the grand master grand
secretary and grand representatives exhibited a
furnishing condition of the order At the noon
recess the grand lodge, in body, called upon the
venerable and infirm Past Grand Master Sewall
Morse, one Of the Oldest members OF the order in
Vermont II. NJ. Currier Of Bratteboro was
elected grand master; A. G, Sawyer of Post Mills,
deputy grand master.