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New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
RAILROAD.

AND UNIIED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NoVloik va Desofoss,s and Cortandt
Streets tcTIits ~ foilOws:
IL iisuurg Pttsburs the Nst ana SOUTH WIN Pullman
IA ace Cars attached. q a. "a. ana $50 daiiy
" W!lamspor LocZ Haven. 20. ~, 53J T. IN CORY AMI
ITe ct $50 T. N Connecting al 'Oiy Tor iut4t fttI5
lculn Centre and the on Regions 49,
uuOIc Iahin yon and Tho ~outn, Ihhcl s-lnfipl
Fxprrs Pullman Paflof cars daily; except sunday loA
m: arive Washington AZ =. N hcGuai Al AJO AM
h2Oa a NJ, ] and 20 j.. sunday, ~ ~ o, a 49,
I1pIcss tor West Philadelphia 40 80 bi-V = ~ I'm
aud l2u rht SUNDAY $50 and m. g. 49, s'0 and U
thile-s ieiphis Camden. 73o III aud 4P m
r's ~ Iro5klyn Anncy connect wh ~ through tTains
Jcr-eg Cny, alOrius speedy snd dl1c,' transfer 'or
qiirs srT!ye from Ptsburg GOJ ioAQ . mr l0lOp J. m.
Washington aud Ba.tmoe bio9 a NJ = . % ~ 4' , ~
.sO.10.!G I l81 a n T. $50 l3O. 400 $50, s5J aud
lOlOp N. SUNDAY. $50 tO5 go lOAO ll.5O IN. OiJO
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-, v,,~ara d and wife TO William II Geohafu.
~ he' csc n " shave and 6lsts' "o'E q ouO
verTs, toifl.
=, ia istHslne IlaskiH. ee belI1aD"'o 600
Elizabeth -. year
,ocdS and wife Philippine MaYer sS oi'"s"0 OOo
NJ, fanes aud 20 Dms eshed ana anohei' 4675O
'u' ~ Iexington.ave and stast lnohl
MsDcwei Georse 10 The civ tire ms Oon' ~ $500
lCi-aVc, . years 80 aftsn
Mcnire Isabella and husband 70 10 al ss ave- yeaf 1850
,,Nt.s,e, Mary aud husband 10 jepJ W NeI'"' noo
'"N gth.avt, nstaDl, l,ntS wv
Mis jeanna and another 70 Iso7s onueinn' 65OO
MuSrv . Msrys Church IN the Ts ct 10000
,,,.t%srdt with I'm William llOuElas' an,s 80
Madisonave ana G9'h't' mo''p's'9 .. 5000
soccDJ Unyersalist Society, New noiN 'o7 "O'N 5oO
D0' N Io1tbs stl.aVc. wear "'
acbel gnd husband, 10 f~l)iso l0N -
w 2davc years ,e.t'
spencer sarah Muir@y cor an" 5000
thifs.5ey Yetta and another executors etc ~' ecno
tootn,an so "a West 4Sth-sG 2years....-.-..-.. o
pkCopDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
uone trustee 10 Fredercka Grnber..--..- 0V0
Reed 10 Lucy -'-'''''' 474
o o & BniZ. ---'''''''
Wsshme1on Life Ins Com TO ] II Sherwood
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6teamboats ano Railroads.
EMPORTANT NOTICE to the TRAVELLING
PUBLIC ant SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT

EMP0RTAhT NOTICE to the TRAVELLING
4 PUBLIC an1 SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT
The steamers of The Peoples LINE
H. ,EW aad DEAN RICHMOND,
VII conmence tieg cs.a ls 20 iran7 c9lpeetng i9r m
hom Pier A., North River foot 0f Canalsi al O'CLOCK
Frc.ght receYed on WEDNESDAY,
", W EVERETT, President.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. a..
So 1879 Leave foot OF Cortandt aud esOrosesssi
100 p m, for Lasion, Bethohon, Allentown ESSling, WiLg,
barre, scranton and rnLhaunooE < ~, Tor r,. D.,,.n.
n3O M. Night Express; Wt, yre T'FIOi I,hac
G. neva Auburn Roshcsi@r Buffalo Niagara Falls and tho
west pullman sleeping 'fsoC 'EfsoTf s1YRE, sup't and Engr
General Eastern Office, Church and CJrandtsts-
CIIAs. II. CAfMMINGo. Agent.
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
- DOLLAR for special limited tickets. Steamers leave
Picrio, Norh River dal including SUNDAYS, at 6;O0p NJ
for Ncw London Boston. Worccsicr &c.
ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,
" VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE
For spacal mite ue2ets ers oLD C9L0NY ana
$50 M from Pier ~ Norlh River loot OF SIuIrays
BsooEbn 500 y. m; Jersey City $50 p m, via AnneH
y ViATHE OLD BELIABLB
SEONlNGION LIhE.
Tho elegant steamer. SION i.,GTON AMI NARBAGAN
shrr leave Pier SO River uoot OF Jay St. at D.
Slec dr' tass mi;cd Vie tcEct gooa only for the trip
whth thty ale Issued Goth Dna' ann n a5 scutu on e
iacc 9i each uckcD sold ts neom Nt"l 10 Boston
sacroorns tickets secured Nos $685. 337 7sj and
"a, Broadway al Metropolitan Filth Avenue Hotels.
Nc'- lok and at SS5 Bto9Syn tl9set1s arc
oiWesteott EEpressCo
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only;
steamers Electra Gaatea leave Pier 20 North RIVER
Cooi Of Warren ST. daily except. SUNDAYS az p ha lor
Gca Fa5Shsant President.
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at Schools-New-York City.

MRS. JOHN POPF.-Lcssou in drawing,
lfE watcr-cooi painting. de;rreting on emma So
AMI other materials. studio, ~ East -lstrt -----
NgRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
WiI receive pupils ~ painting 0sudscans' foweFs ''' o
dia end decorationl atic studio 'iAc Hc" -'V '"'
2eil-st, conner 4tn.vc. 9csnm75 Or;oJer
P,.Dcuccs VT. d. nurta-'.u, Y. W--a" A~l' NJ
James ii. h ait iii. 4 ;. Bellows
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ssgssa.sss 1z.a3z A,s24EESs25a-A
no TIE PUBLlC: n,,,r,,,s

fTO THE PUBLIC: ,,,.r,,,s
nTvApE oF COIf NTEHFEITS AND lMIINlloNN,
In accor iance With the desire freluent o d III
fla uited State, aud nb ad these biilerS :" oE ~
csishre,d tor Their hueness cordial AID for their
ne1rlnal yirtues AGAINST all dtasc- or OF hlspr ilU '
digestive CryaAs. viii hchceioItl u" P'' wv H"'
in quart but $500. -. -, >.,r ,,.rrt "a
family other puEpo e. 10
ld Al a the prueIpPi ggst grOccrh ldu nei n
SC. l. II y Nj IT, SVio Aso"" ''N"' '"' -
Poet once box l,u2S.
.szRszx2zcsExcsssEsEx1zzss2Ee
.. WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
w g,v.n perfect fattfacti3n NJ pressure on o"oA'
ram, blet,' fee Dr GREGORY VI WaiiensI, N L.
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IpIE pAU WAY

fEHE LI;lE RAll-N A., .,.,,,. ,.,,,. ,.,,,.
Nr-TEEN RAILROAD. Arrangement OF trains taking
eva nee cincinnati aud Chicago Day Express Drawing
tofIn Coacbcs 10 Buffalo and susprrei,n Bridge.
ay re a. a.; I'm, NM h'Pe % he 's9s wc s az e@ato atb
wei. Iulman's best DrNin2ioon Sleeping Coaches to
m ,Dalyl Pacific Express for the West sleeping
Coaches through to bursio Nagara ills Cincinnati
and chicago without change $50 h0iei Dining cars
70 7im Frnlerant train for the West
1fltu. leave Chamber. street Depot Ncw-York. Tor
N~vafE g.. so so m $40 500 >. 90 G:lO 7.3J
= M. aud durAt saturday nights ouy. sundays 0l5
HnrhIc,io ,nd rassaic 80 10 1890 uhe To- 20
o.. uhn s'cs 81 tnl6'i ~ 5 iA a iy on on sqniys' y
ri.irieht sunday 80 1910 m las, $50 p. m aud
~ -ri 6 ci5 100 SO lo 100 1880 NJ Il noon
~ 40 $40. 40 $40 .. 5l0 go aSo GlO, csc l.
FIX i6ltS a. ~ ~. r. G56 : p. H.. ana i midnight
Sun,rn. o. 80 10 20 a. M. Las $50 b,GlO. m, j?
midnight sunday T. ESQ., 1920 10. l4j. $780, p m ana
X ,,y,,ck 75Oa H.. 4 SOP m
Nc~iIrg aud Cornwall 80. m. $3.50. i:o p. sun
''GS35cn, ani nj Kingston a. m sgo p ~ Sundays, $50
HilnDen G. 75o o 10 2oa m. $50 $50 $50 .. NJ sun.
u' taicoWu 80 Q. i0.u a Iu.. 300 $50, IN. sun
dav, $50 lO}0a ", b"l p M N" ~ ana 400 o. ~
IN. connect With Ne" forL hnt Os"eSo hidani i'aIoAd
al MIi IsT,i. 80 o. 1919 $50 g. pm Sunday =.
e' ,syc i u quarter Of ard quarter after each
lotr nom o. - 90 H., ana at 10; ana 10 p "a
sin tcs no hteinc ard orders or the che Elm
~ w i,o je West arIye in NcwYork at 1875
H. l--' rs. TMG x EBROr Ges1 rass'r Act. York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF JERSEY
Trains leave In EnF wood to.dcf iiem@nt ana Nyaok
nncsys a. H. ana o.jO D. in Tie 1880 D. H. Iran will
iraI. 3o minutes later saturday chi-.
Manuel; spring Nalcy end Mou.cy. o. $50 m 4:50 p m
JkO. =. AEBD1r Gem PlBsr Agt., NeW-(OIk
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fan Schools.

VALELaw SchoOl.--RcgGlar course, 2 years
Graduate cOf,se Of Dell years F1lterm,
tIcrs sept u. Azores, Ptcf WAY LAND Ns"-iaTon'ct
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miscellaneous.

pRUSHES of every description at 81 .1,i re"iI-
ID st. opposite Peck III all articles oil l0"rst pits,
join *. MOPPEL. Manufacturer ana lhlpOIlel,-
NASU PAID for OLD NEWSPAPERS.
y hooks PAMPHLi:rs RAGS ROPE and and i, bAGGIINq
COPPER BRASS LEAD ZlNC l.WIIBli' 81 rus ~ I,N
EITCI ROTYpE PLhTEH STtRtOIh Pf Il'a II ~
EOII. IEA LIZA d. aud OLD hEiALol e'c'J "o'o''P'0"'
orders BY mail punctually attended 70;
VIII seDd 10 eny part Of the ctY oi suDuIg IsgSocKWFrT
o % Ann ST.. y. y.
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Gitn Real Tslate for Sale.

HOUSES FOR SALE!!!!! :. v,ou,n.
~ Z. Immense prinie list published GHiy; ~ D'
my ISL Oeioi7 "N 'i'' V K STEVENSON, j.,
Pne.st 80 East l7tlI-,tr OF 6ol o'h ave.
NOR SALE or RENT.-Fmished i, or IN 9niurc idl,o
~ OitS an eicrant moern cabin finished, brOwhslo
bfhavt near a. tlst. opposite pIopoSou PUN
CIIAS Is HART, lS5 Bioa1Nay
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-;A
,,,t si1ed fourory hiCh hOnse on . t tlo
sso,ly fnished 22foot Madison We %
tcoI9 eJ ,very mIroveInent: also small thfc 7iuy
@ tb ~ near ik ave foregoing properly Is ior io
m close an estate decided ba gains F0T particulars "Ie
OWNER, - East 69that
TSOD-ST., near depot, house ana TWO Io'S'
- -"' RUIAN * WHITING, Becknahst'
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Il | TO BOSTON. o,n ,r,,.c,v
w SrnNINGIlN IIAE
Ocean gteGmers.
a NIERICAN LINE.

MEXICAN LINE.
"a FOR QUT.EN5 rOWN And LIVERPOOL
Cu'v Transatlantic Line uufer ttf AMENtCAN FLAG
saing ovey - ednc Pm phll and Lycpo9l
Extra sahng- alternate saturdays.
BRITISH GROWN, March TO- $50 a. m
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

NIME. DEMOREST'S Bkll1LlAN La Ua ,ol i; +: no =
vi TNC of Noy.Itlos including grand c0ninua 9 0I uo
us.ul antle beautuI the spring and SUNNI
II Tast i4fh.,f 3 Vuu scribe, Paris, ana tho
cvrrywhcio Portfolio and what 10 Weti ~ a., ~
Mammoth Bulelin. 30 contS eiihri' posi- Heo '"1''
March 10. ----------
OFFICE WANTED or DESK-ROOM.-C0-
" Icctinns solicited fcss e9ntihS' MI Ioie'no'' ~
or 50 LAWYER. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
NREENOLD AND NLW-YORK RAILWA
.%EW.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
ron Trtt-N f1< kND PHILADELPHIA

BOUND BROOK IDI ll....
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. -,
Leave Nce lolL fi.a station b r. Of ~ iooto' LID
c sii,n III ceiasi >p and At ~ e. g li5 81.
ma .o g. $50 7li. j. j. 10 Oh S"h''y ~ o'' '-''
Fcr Sia on corner TLrd ana Ders st. a. Co 2; ll:.o
lao $780, l. 53J 1lJ p A. On sunday 81 o''' d" ''
o." TEr.atn Warren ard Tucsersts e2o 7i5. lllj
q. 3D.. ~ 800 = 55O, 'I' u , N on SUNDAY D." $40
ic,annr iians VII leave philadelphia for New York
TIm slion P.-', l' o e' 81 niDs ", ,Io .l 20 9
bO. 40. l2 m On ,nnhs s"} M 3 Sa;4. j. IA M s5
$40. 90. C3o ll.O J. ~ on sunday al $40 g. M '5Op-
Frsn trenton Wlfrer fucker rstsl:lo lcHceqi Won
d1v s3 CtO s.-o. lOl5 a. m 1.o5 22J. 4l5. Co., S'lO
is made Al jersey civ sat on to and from Brook
r - for .a at loot 81 .riv st. Nos $50 2e io eai
90 breadw - AID ~ ,ne tr Jr6ot iyn anu
Ncw York Transfer Company lDotfr EHpfessl W. , 3r
eeGs o e e made "a Bloadvey aud 7g eth
an ,Ss Soq' s ESs AZ W '9s's sSsTh osYi ''
'''N IL i. BALDWiN. G.ncral Passenger Agent.
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nan
g9gck and Hoqsatonjc ai91ds stamcr, leaye Cath
FsIe lower than b. any other rouih
NFW-HAVEN. HARTFORD. &c.-Farc. 81.
Sow iiaycn at ana Il p, M. c0niectiae aith icais
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
:,,ol niTLk ,,r, n ;tya Grand ail ePot o. i'''
~. WcsteIn and northern lzprcss 10 Rochester 81
1870 a. m chcSsca6G we.eTn EIpress Drawing room
to UHca' saTaoge. Glen e, Fan Fails ana I,i nutlani
c0o % 81 louis Erprcs daily With sleeping cars for
me- m Sq Tor Eso roo snS Rs'f5 and Montreal
loo rat sIgTcs for ionea ho'h1,SeT a9a SoTa .T
i9e, NJ, VA - ~ "a All, AIIlh,o,p'"s cars "
G ~ m pac hc EItrcss daily. with sleeping cars 20 SvEa
c,.c tocH",tcT. Naeira Fa. buffalo tic.eand. 1ocio
'fTS, Sd pS & s6t Eiprc'' with sleeping Albany
icAt' tr m oGccs Pan psc, ma rs and az broad
,er %r,t. York. Rud 33, warrington g., Brooklyn.
{. Is. la y
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ArsIrnttlou.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No
4 l4sl Broadway. 44dst"l!InaIy, comnc cih 'h'
classical OepaIuneuis. HOBBN NhIN FIlhClp"s
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
Y.UAVANA& MEXICANMAILS.S s. Line
Rtf.incrs ravc Pier 80. g. y. r.. az =. n
ron HAVANA nIkLCH.-,
n,cIrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

DAClFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP NOMI An l.
Far S1n tranCiscO via lsthmuA Oi laiama
rt.am-hip ACAPULCO, friday. Nttcn ~ noon;
Connecting Tor Central aud eont Au,rii,' Ni'u NoAo
From Frsnci-cO Ia Jauan ma Chra 49,, o, ,.,,
Steamship CITY OF TOXIC saturday, M'n ." & aL'h 90.
Prom ~an Francisco to Honolulu. Ne" H'''"nu "Du Aus
Stcam.hip CITY or SYDNEY. Monday. March 70 noon.
freight General Information. appi! Al COMPANY
Onito Pier 10 q o. tlu4L8t NOrh NiNcI
Passou gers forwarded 20 SAN FRANClo' - Nv ~ n n
ISLANDS. JArAN, CHINA. NEW IhAiA \ -; - ~
LA, roC In AMEHfCAN. CEN iRAL AMEHiN"N Nnu
MEXICAN Forts. ,. -. -,
Ff or Information ia regard 10 routes apply 10 tic
= SIN HII H. }. BV LLAN
General pnss. niger A -cut. superintendent
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For Both sexes-Countrv.

NIAFLEWOOD lNSTITUTE-For both scyes'
1sIcd foT business Yaic or srvad r,tcass pofe.soS
IsIiOh1I ~ JGf. a. NJ. PincDA
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

tti Ill j. SIAk LINE. .,.,, orr ,,tFps
w United STATES AND ROYAL Nal "a hH"'
FOR QUEENS STOWN AND LlNhkfpOL. p...,o
NOTICE Tho steamer, " thi- lihe laAe , 1
recommended b. Lieut.. MGuIY, L. = - on o''u INV "
and home ward voyages. .,..., - 3, ~,
CFITTC' G. nj Ciende ThIisduy, Mci IL. lYv ." ID
EIfJ BIG Capt. wing. ''H az pg
tUOM TIIE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT ob "F9l
lOiiISr ......i GA an
These steamers uniform n size an Wsui a, n, III
t0uiueua The oOn ItRCruouIA. SMOKING 'lyy aro
plnccd amid-ps. whore the no 50 ahu ,ale
felt anol dng a degree % couluil hl'hei'o
" -...-..o a14 R.trru
tickets on fatO tOrablo terms . ...,,u.
These Aramcr- carry neither cattle shcePpI ~ a, e
Forfn,pcctipn Of plans and other in0fnaloh "Ply IA
,,.ilnlt,!, 1t't''',,,o ~, o. "' H. J. tORiI-. Agent
''h''''' ''-' -''N''''''"'
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

TOR SALE.-An elegant 4-stoTy brown stone
L corner house cthave. nns9sd m nag We & ' i,i
containing every Improvement; .O14hi o tVt i'i ~
nartIculars apply to LEONARD MOODY, 10 NoL'S'eS'
had 276 Fiatbish ave. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

ROTTERDAM LINE. -,.,.--. ,....-.,,,.
II Stegmers cos PIER adj Payona Ferry Ietsoy C1H
ROTTERDAM. Wrdue.dar N ar H., " A. 80 IL
V,.iua- a, Nnr lEDAM Wednesday, MAI 4,
ltiCsbin. s65-s7O 2d cabin, Si5-%5n StecTag% 80
II 'CAZAUX Ooueral Agent ~ south Wlilihin Hi. "
FUNGI, EUYE & CO.. n south Wiiinl.t ito!sh, 49,
l. ". NORRIS. 90 broadway. General F1s'-oe AsouH-
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

TOR SALE-Bargain; near Prospect PWk,-
new and elegant swclcd front brown stone c|i,A..
anised st class N every possession ~ once ana on
sasy terms 20 lOx45xlOO For further pAftc 9f9y 20
IEONAED MOODY. 2lj III MOntague 81. ana 80 fI-to'sh
aye RrOnkYn
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA KAILKOAD,
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
pLIWEFN
NEW-lOHE AND PHILADELPHIA.
II THROUGH TRAINS EACH DAILY; = DEPOrs
~ PHILADELPHIA, ~ NEW-lOkK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST MrROVED EQUIPMENT
AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
With ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
DroOklnn llrOprrin fOr Sale aaO Go f'I

NOR SALE.-A frst-class house. tour-slorv
aud collar blown stone front finished I'm cabinet woII
aud ocsie,i in hIst c1ss ncghboIhCod. WITHIN Wsn a
mics Of four feiles 25xJO viii De sold on easy t'i'
For fu particulars apply 10 ,o>.,p,, .foorv
2l5 Montagues1. and 27G E.at2ushave, Erooai'n.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
NFW.YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVE

Leave NcuYork FOOT Of Ilbcrtys' for Eci Bans ''p1
lrauc O.cau Grove &C. al -.lj, 1919 g. h '''' . 49,
T. l. , ,... t-t.t-ppD1, n NfATAWAN :
or,qIf. g. and from OCEANIC ard tAlE ia \ ~ ("
nj ID rANi. fo ald rom POINT PLEASANT al sE'
GItT u.liI ai. tr9us.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

nor SALE.-One of the handsomcst houses
in Broosyn foursiory bss selleat agI liar S N
~. C1v Ham; house finished Cahilct work He-ced
In oil eli through elegant mirrors ana corntcsi ~" i
In perfect order -,.~,...,.., .,,or,x-
FOR permits and particulars apply TO LEONARD Ap"Dl'
2l5 Montague-s;., or 270 Flathush ave
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
For Rovs and Young Ilcn-country.

4 lcxander Institute. Military Boarding Schoo.,
- White phss. y. s.. iiinc lt, 3d. e. ~" : ILLS ~" ~
y Tut ine n.1. tclo ,,.'l coaa'n, 90. Foitua7 }
DOYS and vcurr u.c1 &Gm'tci q. any ;it'
- 10 Medic pcnu) ''aa~~v, - 90 cs " r'l 'iotl l.
dcirAia. ~WIIII.N G.. StiJ4L.D1f, A. A tHai'aia 6"'
l. J.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
GROVE HALL, W-Hayen, Conn.-Miss
u MnNTLnkL.a -.-nnNL lnr nuLNG LADIkN.

HARVARD UNIVERSITY - ENAMiNA,,
IL TONS For WOMLN:-The -oycnil * amin ,I.on w WI
lhiaee Tia snd CiucDn g. Tor n'ofmsh9l sio 81 eclc
tGy fNtU ok Locd Committee ~ last -oih iOiA
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

DENNSYLYANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
\ CIiFSIIr. FC.n.
Civt Engineering C,cEsIy Cssscs and frg sh d'fiee'
co,i.crrct Cornl INEo. HYATT FIts'L
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
Sltnnuons Uanie0-- malcs.

NOACHNIAN.-By n single man thoroughly
ndorsends HI. business city or country nsst r;dsls
ence address D, Box l., Tlibune Uptown ONCE IEoo
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
For Yonng Lad.os-Country.

4 y English. French and German boarding
AMI ID, Scso. for voun. iadies End Institute
W. i'eycn a. .rs = /. Ct.y PGu. r'nd for circular
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

BEIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, WoT-
cosieg, Ma-s C.. D. NEiCAIF. a. H. sul"iiutenae"
pETKSKlIL q. " Military Academy. For
crrar, at..c., col o.. J. WRIviif q. e., pi.nc raL
The Portland daily press., 1880-02-09
WASHINGTON.

The Florida Contested Election Case.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Final arguments
were made before the House committee on
elections this morning in the contested case Of
Bisbee VS. Hull. Committee take up Donnelly
VS. Washburne Monday morning.
Pensioners Of the War OF 1919.
House committee on pensions today agreed
to report favorably the resolution OF Vance,
that the act of March 9, 1878, be so construed
as to include all that class of soldiers and
their widows who served fourteen days in the
military or naval service during the war of
1912.
Counterfeiters Arrested.
The Treasury Department has received in
formation of the arrest near jackson, Miss, of
David Ferrin for manufacturing and dealing
in counterfeit gold and silver coin. He ad-
mits having manufactured counterfeit money
at intervals for the past 40 years. Russell Hol-
lis alias W. Stanley was arrested at Green
vile, Miss, four weeks ago with sabout $500
in counterfeit $40 gold pieces and $500 in coun-
terfeit silver coins which he confessed to have
manufactured and sold to Hollis. James e.
Parker, another counterfeiter of the firm, has
also been arrested at Mobile, Ala, for passing
some of the base money.
New Mint Called for.
Several members of the New York congress
sional delegation have been in consultation
with the Secretary of the Treasury and Direc-
tor of MINIS today, regarding the establish
ment OF a branch United States mint in New
York city.
A Swindling cease.
Several registered letters have recently been
received in this country from Belgium, adj
dressed to one Collins, Brooklyn, N. Y. The
Postmaster General, at the request of the Rus
sian Consul General at New York, has issued
instructions to detain the letters. 1t appears
that two men fraudulently obtained money
from an old naval officer in Belgium and for
it is supposed that these are the letters. AS
under the law letters cannot be delivered to
any one but the person addressed, it is proba-
BILE that official application will be made for
the return of the letters to Belgium. In an
ticipation of this the Postmaster General re-
ferred the subject to Attorney General Devens
and requested decision as to whet her he
would be justified in complying Herewith.
The Portland daily press., 1880-02-09
MINOR TEL ,EGRAM MS.

The funeral services over the late Hon.
Adolphe e. Bore, were held in Philadelphia
Saturday.
A New York despatch says that Capt. Brack-
EFT has sued the National Steamship Co. for
$4,000 damages for injuries received by the
explosion ON the steamer Greece.
Nine children wandered away from the De-
borah Nursery in New York Saturday and had
not been found at midnight.
1t is now stated that no member of the Aus
trian cabinet has rendered his resignation.
Gen. Adams and the Utes arrived at Los
Pinos the Sd inst. and the Indians Immediate
ly set out for Grand River
The fund of the Duchess of Marlborough
amounts to e40,7 1888, and the expenditures to
G13,5o6.
A Berlin despatch says the Ultramontanes
in the Bavarian Chambers have resolved to
appeal to the King imploring him not to con-
sent to an augmentation of the army.
Ex-Sheriff A. G. Williams of Brooklyn,
dropped dead Saturday, aged 81 years. He
was in excellent health up to the moment of
his death.
The French government objects to the am
nesty bill as reopening question settled by
the passage of the partial amnesty law OF last
year.
Grove Kennedy has been sentenced at Louis
vile, Ky, to twenty years imprisonment for
killing his uncle.
Detectives of New York are again working
on an old clue for Charlie Ross in connection
with the Mosher gang.
A despatch las reached the Vatican through
diplomatic source that the Crown Prince OF
Germany is not charged with any mission to
the Pope.
The Portland daily press., 1880-02-09
Stories of Gilbert and Sullivan.

Two droll stories have attained currency
here about Gilbert and Sullivan. 1t appears
that during the rehearsals of "The Pirates of
PenZance" one of the female chorus singers
was observed by Mr.. Gilbert to be weeping bit
terly, and refusing to be comforted by her COM
panions. Feeling interested he asked her the
cause Of her grief, but she rigidly refused to
disclose it All that he could learn from her
was that the costumer to the theater had in
suited her gravely. "But what did she say to
your" persisted Gilbert. sob! never will
repeat it, that came through the tears that
almost choked her. II will not allow any of
my people to be insulted here" said Mr.. Gill
bert; "and if you will tell me what was said I
will see that amends are made" After con-
siderable hesitation the girl sobbed: "Well,--
sir,-she-she-told mel was no better than
should bep' "But you are, aren't your" In
quired Gilbert, with the most sympathetic
earnestness, and as though the proud conscious
ness of being better than she should be ought to
console her for every insult; 1t was as bright
line as there is in any of his comedies. The
other story is of Sullivan, who at one of the
last rehearsals was annoyed by bass singer in
the chorus who sang out OF time and dragged
the other singers with him. "My dear sir. y
exclaimed Sullivan to him, edo please keep
time. You are putting all the others out"
at is not me-" exclaimed the chorister indig-
nantly Excuse me, SIR retorted Sullivan
with the air of a man who is paying a COM
pliment 81 cannot be mistaken. You
have one of the most exquisite voices that
ever the Lord blessed man with. 1t is sub
lime-it is immense. 1 could pick it out of a
thousand; therefore excuse me when say it
was you" The chorister was silenced by the
compliment which fastened the offense on him.
and there was no more dragging of the time.
Boston Cor. Hartford Courant
The Portland daily press., 1880-02-09
Some Terrible Puns.

Punning, says the New.Orleans Picayune,
would not be so bad were it not so infectious.
Puns leave germs which lie in idle minds I'M
til they fructify and bear baleful crop OF
more puns. The other day some of us got to
talking about that witty old cynic, Dean Swift,
when one of the company took advantage of
the opening and gave us this jeu de mot of his;
"Why," asked the Dean, sis it right by the
lea tdlionis to pick an artists pocket" 1t
was given up, of course, and the answer was:
s'Because he has pictures" A silence fell
about the table round until, one by one, we
saw it. Then one thoughtful man observed,
1T was impossible to give the answer-be-
cause the Dean had contrived to reserve the
answer to himself. I could not, for instance,
say that it is right for me to pick an artists
pocket because he has picked yours" Here
is another conundrum, founded upon pun,
which only the propounder can solve: An old
man and a young one were standing by a
meadow. why asked the young man, sis
this clover older than you?" "It is not" re-
piled the other. sit is, though returned the
young man, because it is pasturage." There
upon an distracted looking person, who had
not followed the line of remark, and who had
not understood the illustration, startled us all
with this irrelevant inquiry, "Why cannot a
pantomimist tickle nine Esquimaux? Give it
up? Why it's because he can gesticulate."