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New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House to-day night sessions were
ordered for Wednesday and Thursday of next week for
the consideration Of bills reported from the Committee
OH Naval Affairs
Mr. MCMAHON Dem. Olfo) from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported back the Special Deficiency
BILL with the Senate amendment Ho desired 20
have those amendpenis 8 honconeurred in
inasmucn as the Senate had added new matter to the
hill IL must be referred to the Committee OF the Whole
wrew axs The S and i was 81
mitted to the CoInmifiee on Appropriations. 49,
ou Approximations, reported tie Naval 1pproMiaton
BIN keferrcd to the Committee the Whole. The b,ll
estimaIe Of the Navy, DepaTtment amounted to
S14G03 $50 49, OF this seIn the a e2mm,t,ee ma recon
dSeIon o IS nom he T Naval
bill OF last year spIrcpiiated $i4,o29,9Gs 80, or
S555.s2S 75 less than the present biil.
Among the bills reported and referred were the fol-
Relative to the rank Of enpdneers IN the Navy.
Amedine the statutes relayr i 70 Ile P0sts service
For he repayment Of rtan fees and commissions PAID
For he reie of S@nts'ead settlers on the public ands
TO dSeas M @ fSse 1C Sen sfI gsea 0 adj the con
authorizing the Chicago Milwaukee and ST Psui Railroad
c1Ty 70 sAsSg e d IL @4 %an sn Hs G4 % hr
Company 10 exiend its 70 lissouri diver. "
establish OF justice and record IN the Territory OF
A5soes To establsh the Territory Of oliohnma.
Authorizing the secrstny OF War 20 contract with the San
1aedisse Of rsrosd anctSton Texas
point the Lilo Grande 1T Or near Laredo.
payment Of wages OF employees fthe Government Print
ing Office for legal hoiiAavs.
Mr. CLYMER tDem. Penn.i moved that the House
into committee upon the Army Appropriation b,w
motion antagon zed By Mr.. SPRINGER Dem. Ii),
who desired call the CurtinY oeum contested cleo
tion case: Ar CyIners noon Was howeEer aRreeI TO-
The bill aDprOpriates $26. OOO 600 less than
the estimates fhe bill was then read by sections for
amendments. -
An amendment offered by MI DIBRELL (Dem. .Tenn),
reducing the number OF Army Payinasters rise TO
o long di ussion but finally rejected-7z to 81.
Mr.. SPARKS fDem., Ili.1, acting under instructions
OF the Committee Military Afalre offered an amend
ment providing that contract surgeons sha not be
ployod until al commissioned Surgeons shall be assigned
10 DUTY with troops then only the request OF the
commanding officer, approved by the General OF the
Army.
Mr. BROWNE (Rep., Ind.) offered an amendment TO
the amendment providing that 1t should not be con
strusd 10 require the assignment to duty with
troops commissioned surgeons who put In charge
OF Soldiers Homes preparing the medical and sur
ing boards Agreed to.
Mr. McCOOK (Rep, n. " opposed the amendment.
Mr. WHITE (Rep., Peon) supported the amendment.
After long debate the Cornmittee proceeded TO vote
Mr.. Sparks's amepdpent. but quorum voting the
Commttee and the House. at O'clock adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
CIVIL SOTES.

A sealed verdict was rendered yesterday in
the Kings County Circuit Court In the suit brought
against the Brooklyn City Railroad Company to recover
$4,000 damages for injuries 10 George L. MarQuara.
who on September q, 1877, was knocked down BY a
Fulton-st. car ana permanently crippled The jury
awarded 10 the plaintiff the fnu amount Of damages
claimed.
Justice Daniels yesterday gave his decision
on the controversy between MIRA Ellen A. st. john and
George A. st. john her husband. as to the custody Of
their child. Justice Daniels says that he has talked
with the boy, who s very intelliHent and expresses
dsyits show that the fathers habits are good aud that
be would give the boy fine business opportunities The
custody OF child s therefore gwen 10 tbe father
The cert ificate of incorporation of the Uni
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The following busl-
ness was transacted in the Supreme Cour5 Of the
United States to-day:
No. 4.-The City Of New.orleans ntervenor Plan;
Co.. ct al. On motion Of D. e. LaDate
OF counsel for plaintiff III error dismissed Win COSTS
No. 2fjIIanna ". Wilson execurix eic palnun III trlor
Charles f. strong. receiver, eDismssed win costs
per stipulation file. William T. Chapman. e a.
plaintiffs IN agt. NJ. Bronson e ai ana NO. Z5l1sae
r. q. Argued by T.. O. LaihaT Tor dernd
ants in and suhmied BY James stearns Tor pan
lifts No. 2il.-S. and a. " Smith, apI'ans agi
r. T. NCrtOn assignee Dismissed stipulation on ne
No. 243Porter Gage, aop siant Patrick Iarraher-Ap
peal the Circuit Court Of tho United states LOT thh
Northern District CT ILLINOIS, submitted by H. d. Be'm tor
APPELLANT and James L. Monroe FOR appellee 40 ia
Thomas and Aun Aldridge appellants agt WIN. Muir, M
head assignce etcAppea from the Crcnt Court OF the
Robert Glcrs r appellants and corlandt Parker 1G S
peee. No 2tC-H. f. O'ReiNv as~ignee etc, appeli3ht
AIT IT, q. Burlington. ct H. administrators ron
the Circut Court OF the United STATES for the southern DIS
rict of Observation-Disclosures commenced by A. T. Morse
fnra am
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THE COURTS.
DECISION OF A RAILWAY CLAIM.

A dispatch from Albany announces the de
osiop by the Court of Appess Of the important suit fol-
q third of a million dollars by Majors X Jesup, Drexe
Morgan Co. and others. plaintiffs, represented by
Messrs Andrew Capengie, Thomas A. Scott. Benjamin
T. Smith, william Dennison, Oliver Anaes and Others de-
PENDANTS, represented by John X. Porter, Lewis
Sanders, James Emott and Alexander Green.
The Judgment tho Court s In favor Of the defendants
aud decides that the 6ecDdants, and
porators Of the Davenport Railway Construction
COMPANY, Iowa. not ebo on the corporate notes of
fendsnts as partners ana makers OF the coppany's
otos the ground that they bad not duly organized
tho company under the laws OF Iowa, having failed
file thor certificate OF organization In the Secretary OF
States Office Within the pI sorbed time.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

versal Electric Light Company fled yester1hv W
the County Clerks Office. ThOmas F. CarhRrt. George
W. Beardslee and william =. JnI1ns are the incorbora
tors, with capital stock OF S1000000O Tho c~rticae
states tho objects of the company ~ De tha maklbg
working, sellng licensing and Otherwise utiliInR ap
pafatus and mechanism for producing Rht by eec-
tiicy." The principal business office of the eompaIy
IA 30 be in tins city and the ncorporatore are 20 oc e
trustees for the first year The company Is TO exist y
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

af lsss :, o yc?pT + o?q' ~
Nv 81 7s e. 169, % ioa c5 % os ias 9g I5s 49, 5 49, 81
s ss a 20 2 @ M Z zS @ @ 5s 2S o s 81 ~ 9 80 a so @ 81 g5 az
GEHKRAL IKEMDayis. r j., and Braay 9na Barrett IL
fOgIt Spfns at iCSo 1a N0n'nn~or@ed A0''0n'N0'-
recA[ M M SGTs i JConr M % opfns 81 20 1879 Ca NJ
2 s s 5 Sg 5SS 3 s S2 s4 @ 5g @ ss s s e. SO s 3 s so go 'G
G 7 AT d Ig7 Sz ze 9Psni & a. l9s9 s o
]S s1S 25 3o7s 7 ss 8 1891 l745 i7so
PAi.T II Lwarenee J,-COIrl opens at 1880 m-Nos
is 49, iss Gs sS is s s s sSS sS 1sS s Ell Ell s sg
ls5 1863 1919 2o7 jsa IlS 9ig ,di 2g9i % 1924 S lGi5
sss s SSS ss s$ S s M fi4i 3 2'cO 1901
odoa RAHT Te iTh7c d7 3 J; S & Spens s, a ic9 4 &
1855 iSiS 9S i6S 2isi l7Ol. 1864. 1854, iSis' 1855
eS7; ASur19
"HF TRIAL TESMr1nr -cSrts Gi-cOur opens at II a. m
ss d 5 5$ ss 6 i4 aoS saS a5 aso 1@1 S
s EA9 M iRsc "a 5s cs e eC &c. e o9 i m m s
73$ ia 1ig 7g5 1926 72 726 1880 7s1, 49, 1855 1884, 1856
c6xaox PIEAsGEsEEAL TEEM-AdOurnod for the term.
SPECIAL TkRNC. r. DAILY. c. j. Court opens az IL
SSSlIT TEsA-LarremOre. J-cOurt opens at IL a. H.
f47 I 9 sJ 5q99Et isg Ysgs I'D
sS5 1885, s9 s s ss @ isss s sS s s
I . IysR s Pgs ss @ Yag @ a 7J i 5 Ss
1893 l ~ i74 1 i7s 7ss H ISG iTs l7s 7sI 7s l7s2
iS s is M P iS s is as 1aS lS liz Y% si So ssl
ARlS3 T TEsMTPAMT soo Az, Y5
1885, 35sq 3567 1906 1890 37se 373l 3793 370l 3707
378 1902 TO- 3s0b 3507 1909 3sll si4 1916 ssi6 3s7
ssIS $ss ss ssiS
994O.
dI MsAe9% NE 59Ogt Ogsps scS 7ls
2s7S 2924 1897 1916 200G 1884, 2SS5 SliS 1882 155l
1907. 3S4S, 3944, 9Si0, 3S47 33j2
$3.50 SsSs SSei SSH SsGs ssGi 8eG5 1856 $3.50 SS7n
1887. 3SsS. 1850 1880.
PART III-Sheridan J.-Court opens NJ 1890 g. m.-NOs
i2s l29 6gs Ses4 1919 1i5g $3.50 St6 46ss $780, 1898
374S $74a 3429 875d 2Sd a2 S755 $3.50 357 go,
37o3 3764 S7b5 S523 $76S 3l8 $40. 317l 3176 377S
$780, 1891, 1882 1888. 37S5. 97s6. 1887.
GENERAL J-1 People aVt
Henry schakel John T. Ready, robbery; Richard Fleming
necke Meyers forgery John WaynD larceny from the
person Patrick csrthy Edward Shea Anden Timothy as
sant battery Eliza larken, dlsordery house Michael
Gen. Thomas Enrgh Thomas cleary, William Goodfellow
Tlomas NJ Hale. Lews hathaway John DAY. John Fulgner
burglary Phillip LanG Louis Reg false pretences: samuel
Williams petit larceny.
PARr u-J.-5myth R.--The People agt Patrick Flynu
homicide William Y Edwards feonous assault battery
Abraham Rosenbugh. seduction Joseph CAraRe feoniOns
assault battery John Martin, Samuel Marsh w
Blake burglary James Mooney grand larceny George
brewster Edgsr B. Phillip forgery, John Kelly Joseph
Uxirs6 sIATSs DISTRICT couRT-chOate. ,.-NOs l, g.
4, 8, O. y g. O. 10.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The President sent
tho nominations to the Senate this afternoon:
O. Lovejoy. of Nebraska, to be Receiver of Public
Moneys at Niobrars, Neb. and OF several to DO post
Inastcrs William Austin, at Fayetteville, n. T., and
John w. Groesbeck at Harvard. III.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

Gin the saloon on the cOrner) Customer
Iiaye you st, Julien I" Bartender" No" Customer
"Or ss. Morceauxp y b." Very sorry, but haven't"
latter studying the aoor-" Then, you have at least
S. Patrick Y R-"How you're shouting" Passes
the whiskey bottle)
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
CORPORATION Notices.


NOTICE.-Laases Of certain Piers and Bulk
IN heads VIII bc offered pubic sale e. be held by order Of
the Department Of DOrk AT the y chan SalesOUn
Il Br0aaWay. on IT E~DAI Aprtl ~. 1850.
For iu Information te City IecOId Tor sale at no
. CITY HAL.
NOTJCE.-Proprsals for PAINTING the Free
Of Public Works unnl WhDN NEsDAi. April "a, fssu
For ii n1OrmatOn sCe CITY Record" ior sale at 40 =
city jiall
NOTICE.-Pr0posas in sealed rnvrOpc for
" STOP OCK~, h1OPCOCk ONES. ~ DRANT and
par tTnpn OF Public Works until MONDAY. April 10 1880
Hall.
NOTICE.-PrOppsals will he received mt the
IN Office o the Department o Public Charities and CoTrec
ton No 0G3dave., until Friday, April G. lSnO gruce
lies, dry goods. lumber sc For full Information
Record. for sale at NO. city Hall.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. = Proposals
IN for PAVING seyera streets nDd will be ro-
ceived at the Oce o the Department " Public WORKS until
WEDNESDAY, April II. 1880 For full information see
"Clty Record" for sale at 40. = City Hall
rTO C0NTRACr0RS.-Pr in a sealed
Il envelope for Ring CkOTON WATER MAINS In
the Department OF Public Works until MONDAY APRIL
10, 1880. For ull information City Record sale at
n Q. Gty Hall
TNO WATER PIPE MANUFACTURERS
u PROPOSALS. fOr furnishing and delivering 10 the De-
paTnent Public Works ,05 OF straight Pipe and IO5
tons OF Branches and Special Castings ncOsed scaed
envelope will be received The Office the Department unfit
April 10 1890 For full information City Record" for
sale At No. 2 City Hail.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
West Sids.

West Sids.
A -57TH-ST, 1873 WEST, NEAR 81
rran 3.my aII n 9 peaG1n r. R00Ms o1
home ca make arrnngement delightful
iOJms private bath table, references unexceptonaOle
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms to let, with
IL board 22S lest 52d.st.. ciIy
NEAT sunny hail room with superior board /;
~ terms moderate "a west lGthst, rear 5thaye
DARTIES suffering with mental or nervous
Onrr. 1,-@s Broad"ay
1TO LET.-3O West 23l-st., parlor floor with
or without private table
INrI-Sr., WEST, 19O.-Choice of rooms or
EO boro urrmnnon OF transient with pleasant American
psoplc convenient 10 all cars.
East Side.
EIS EAST 23d-st.-NTrs. r. II. jenkins
AC Offers ihird story front room, with boari.
I'&G MADISON-AVE.. northwest corner
sDO 3lst:,.An apartment elegantly furnished. to let
from May l. VITA private table only
Country Board.
4 FAMILY. we'll qualified to care for chill
"A dren IN a healthy location mar the Hudson Will take
rny such npon fca oae erns Parents Wishing 10 remain
Box 2s7. r o.. Hudson, col. Co. y. Y.
ROARD at Picrmont-on-I Hudson for plain.
- uuet people. VINO respect Tia Sabbath Box o., Pier
TsOAKD WANTED at the seashore. by a
- fn!iy Of r adults. Fix children and two nurses
icTrcI. Aidress =. o. Hox ~ with particulars.
NATSKlLL MOUNTAINS.-Bcckc Home
y s.oas ~ ogn ,ar J. Tenn May Jnne ceit,nhsr i and
hai pdce ;. GEcKfK Fr,~.l,old Gr.rn Ccnaty y Y
Cty I'totucc: ". G.. Hardy. so and sS2 Broadway:
GLEN RIDGE. CORNWALL, y. Y.-Housc
~ noN opcn; A. acres ground. ga water. woodhr
j. .. ROE.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
Proposals.
PROPOSALS for LABOR and MAT MATERIALS.


PROPOSALS for LABOR and MATERIALS.
oHS1cE OF suFEEyESS S,1x ARgTPEST; FP EST,,rSr
wAsHSGToS, D. 9, March az h. 9, .d'S 1850 D. D,u
on 5s 5 , y T & S @ % s St nbo s Tf and
s TeSssd for or exc Dng gr e1 iS9G e q 81
Barge Office NewYork IN accordance with drawings and
be S on P 81 f a s s SS aCS h Sun
P'f'n'eHn'"~ Supervising Architect
PROPOSALS for Physican's Saddle Bags.
DEPOT QUARTERhAsIERs OFFICE, !
HoPsISRSt NE% YoaS SoFTSE slsrS Sb g5eGPss g. 1sso
sEALED In pcae VI % 6so 6s reSsved &c SGt St
I'm %s 54d Pa9 @ hy 9 G % his n pR Dee oo
Saddle Bags FOR yetsinary Ina use BID ers VIII submit WITH
state when they viii commence and when complete the
The Government reserves the right reject any pro
pOsas preference will b. given 20 articles of domestic pro-
Bn@R pSpa and Il 10 of
Saddle Bags required will be furnished ON application to this
Proposals should be ndorsed Proposals for Physicans
L. c. EAsToN, Colonel and. and A. & @ NJ Gent
CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at
- office Of Clerk Of the Board Of EdncatOD corner
Of Grand Emsts until Thursday April 1850 at p
ssPSs in S % for ts ensuing ten thoIs a
sgi4 cords q eaS and I'VE hundrsd AID Gfsy 500
eords pine wood more or less. The coal must be of
sizes cie ana sood thousand two aud
bins OF hc several school bmings Al such lines ana in such
IN. rrop"s lis m 81 state tho mines nom Which 1t pro-
posed 10 supply The be furnished from the mines
named a accepted and must state the price per ton OF two
Thousand two hundred and forty (22iO) pounds. -
The 0nantiiy OF the various szes ~ coal required VIII DO
about as 0owS. W.; Light thousand one hundred siOO
OF nine hundred and fifty (95O tons OF stove
size hundred ara fifty jj0 tons Of egg size, aud six
hundred (JOOl tons Of nut size.
De Of the hest qnalfy the stick not less
than three long. Tho pine WOOL must nc OF the best
Virginia. and not icsS tlau three CD feet six ~
inches long The proposal must sale the pricepcr cora 0f one
hundred and eight l2 cubic feet, solid measure. Tor
both pine woo aud the price eat per load for
saving and the :ie cut oa orHpiting the quantity
supplies The wood VIII be nSprrtcd ard measured under
the U tue Iuspec 81 Fuel If the o1n OF 4du
be delivered M the schools as follows Two
Thirds quantity required from the lst OF May to the
Eth sept AM The remainder az Required by the com
supp said wood bo;h OAK anu pine must DO
de serel sawed AMI when required split anl must be piled
yars cellars bins Of The school buildings IA
for uuul, I'M said wood q binding until the ~
1S,i. n the fninl performance
The will bc quirc and each proposal 'ms DC
and rcsdences o the nTDpOsp1
etcs No compensation viii ne allowed for delivering said
and wood OF the schools Err for putting and pine
the the gais cellars ynntSor BINS Of said schools
must be- directed the Committee Ou supplies OF
the Bosr Of ucation ana should be ndorscd Proposals
for COa' or oposas for WOod" as the case NAV be-
The Committee The riynt 10 all pr0p0
FERDINAND TRAUD.
BENZ. r. MASfERRE,
DAVID WkrMORE.
CHARLES PLACE,
HENRY WEST,
Committee on supplies.
York, March 81, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
Crean 5ieGMtr5.
A MEXICAN LINE.

A MEXICAN LINE.
~ FOK oUEE:SrOWS AND LIVERPOOL.
GnIv TransafianIio Idaa under ths AMERICAN FLAG.
saie cvr ineaday IRON PhIladrlDhia and Liverpool
Extra saines alternate SATURDAYS
ENNsYLVA&IA. March 2S 10 n. m
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave VIA Desbroses and cotapdt streets
Ferries, rs follOws
uarrisburg Hsburg the West and South. with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, o n and $3.50 D. daily
Wniamsport, Lock Haven, $3.50 CORY and Erie
$50 connecting at Cory for Titusvilo, Petroleum
Centre and the Oil Regions.
Baltimore Washington south, Limited gton
Express Pullman Parlor Cars daily. sunday 10
arrive Washington 4:l2 D. m Regular at $50 and
500 o.. M. l. aud 10 D. sunday, 10 D.
Express West PHILADELPHIA 43O 1880 1920. 90 Lami.
ted IL J. 33U a. 4:l0, D, y. $780, $50 and 10
and ~ night Sunday, 43o and IN. .. 7:So. Ssj aud
10 d.. II night.
Beas Of SrooSiyn Annex connect through trains
city afording speedy and direct transfer or
Trains airive Pttsburg. sos. 1Ot0 l00 D. m
daily; 100 M, $3.50 D. daily except Monday. From
washington and Baltim9ye $50 Sm s'9 $50 iolo
$40 IO:40. ll3O H. mi $50, 430, 45O. 6;Ss $50 snd
lOl0p m. sunday. 500 6Oe, 8:S0 1G40, 1l;S0 NJ
GAO. 1910 D. m.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

ON AND AFTER JANUARY 1s. 1870.
Express Trains leave win and Coeaudt
4:so 1880, $50 lio L@ted IL a. m, S30 T. 40. se
Sso ESD and sI SH% Y night s,.s.
1880 O. H. ana p m. running through via Trenton and
Boats the Brooklyn Annex" connect with ali through
trains at Jersey City anorg speedy aud diredt transfer
Returning traiss leave West Philadelphia 1901 s2o s4S
tS sS ssU Ge 1eass ss'faz dsS s 20
feas % sus sis si'IDs Mcy. and
foot OF Desprosses and Courtst and Brook
sn ya &
Ticket Office, 3 Battery place.
The NewYork Transfer Company viii call for and check
FRANK THOMSON, L. p. FARMER,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
nLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE,
" FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
AT daily except sundays from Pier 49, North River
Special limited tickets sold via this line for g. ooop
ONLY Gay ana tp tor which they are issued
L w. FILkINS. g. z. Agent ID. 8. BABcoCR. Prost.
PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT"
A FULL NIGHTS REST. ONLY az MILES OF Rail-.
fIRsTcLAss sACcoMMoDArIONs ONLY.
The favOrite palace steamers
MASSACHUSETTS, AND RHODE ISLAND.
nay unays exeeped from Pier 2s North River foot Of
No Intermediate landings between New.York and Previ.
dence. Passengers arrive ~ Boston st 9 am - .
ei2 Broadway and at Metropolitan and f Avsnne IIotsls
EewYork, and 393 wasnngtonst Brooklyn. Tickets
also sold St all principal hctss and ticket oiaess and g
l. W. FuKHA p.s BABcocK,
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BETWEEN NkWNOKk AND HAYRE.
Per Of Company (new 40 ~ NOrth River loot of Moons
Travellers by tb- line AVOID both transit ~ English ran
and The discomorts Of snS the Channel IN small
boat.
CANADA Franguel Wednesday. April =
lABRAD DOR Sanlier. cin sily AIIll - IL H.
ST IAI vt Iacaesnrz. Weine-iay. April 81, D. n
Oi ParIs amounts tVsGit
LOUIS DE Bi.iIAN. Agent. No. % Broauway
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
EUTGU VALLEY RAITPOAD

H ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. March
So 1879 Leave Dep0s foot OF Coz aDdt and
loo r. m. for EastOn. bethlehem, Allentown Reading.
. barre. Scranton and Tunkhannock
$50 D. Night Express, daily for Easton, Bethlehem
Allentown, Mauch Chuns, Wikesbarre ElmlTa. ithaca
Buffalo, Niagara Falls
West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
ROB'r SAYRE Sup't and Eng'r.
General Eastern Ofce Church and
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

WAITER and CHAMBERMAID.-f,ya first
W class couple who thoroughly understand their work
o. camberaid or fine washing wing AZ coed gai;er
willing TO take VI his psor 1oor verbal
Can DO seen COZ 0thave, between 36th and 36th.ss
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ Steamers leave Peck Slip daily SuDdays excepte
New-IIaveu at 3 aud 80 p m. connecting with roads
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limited tickets Steamers leave
Pier 40, North River daily including SUNDAYS 5.00p
10 Nexy.I Worcester. -
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
Boaro ano Rooms

New. York, March 81. 1880
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL Hamburg
Il lean Packet Company's Line for PLYMOUTH
CHEKBOURii ana HANBC kG. ,,,,
WtSTPliAL IL 49,. April b;S-i iNG------ AHi' Xxx
GELLERT .......Aniii 10 HERDEG..- April -
Rates OF Plymouth London, ChcbenrSr Ham
hui and all points III England. scotland aud Wars; flsst
Cin Go.. 500: Sec"nl br. gOld. tCO Sicrraer cur
ruHcy S27. g. B RICHARD * BUA-, O"l Pass. 49,,
hINUARBr ~ CO.. al lirnHhS dy. New. YORK.
" tifnerni a Agruts fl Broai.st New.YOiE
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

III AOUSEWORKER.-A respectable German
IL gh as general houseWOrS0r II q good cook, refer
nee No cards l0l West 3Gthstr near 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

WAITER.-By q respectable colored man as
~ waiter IN private family. who thoroughly under.
stands s busine anu the refereucos
has objection tO the country Gail or audfeas n a. x0i
West 27tn-st, second aOor back room. ~ wv
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

Now York foot Of Lbertvst for Red Bank, Long
Branch, Ocean Grove &c. At s;l5 ll46 m, llo D. 0lo
p. m.
stage connections to and from KEYPORT at MATASyAN
STATION. to and from OCEANIC ard FAIR HAVEN o:
RED BANK. to and from POINT PLEASANT at SEA
GIRT, with all trains.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-11-11
ion for the benefit of the poor, realizing

ton for the benefit of the poor, realizing
1915
THE telegraph operator at Ozark, Ark.
dispatches that on the top of White Oak
mountains. two miles north of Ozark
stones weighing two pounds or less have
been rising from the earth and falling like
hail, driving persons out of the fields, and
that great excitement prevails
JoHN SHEPHERD, farmer near Peoria.
has faithfully kept an oath made in 1850
not to cut his hair or shave until the cleo
tion of a democratic president. His whis-
kers reach nearly to his waist, and his hair
is kept in braids. He evidently accepted
the finding of the electoral commission as
cheerfully as did Hayes.
AN arrangement has been completed be-
tween Red Cloud and Spotted Tail Indians
whereby the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul railroad company receives the right
of way from the mouth of American Crow
Creek westward through the Sioux rcser-
vatiOn to the Cheyenne river. The right
of way is $50 miles long and two hundred
feet wide; $40 per mile is paid and four
dollars per acre for station ground not ex.
ceeding one hundred and sixty acres per
station. Five dollars per acre is paid for
a town site on the west side of the Mis-
souri, river. at the mouth of American
Crow Creek