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TEXhY JUSTICE,

There were 1wc characteristics upon which
Soutiserners Of tho uncict regime especially
priActl uielnsclves-yiz,: llospltnlftyto sIr;l'i-
Ecrs md cl,1yalry to women. Muny Of tho po-
lit1cal crimes committed fn tho South during
tho past few years hive Indicated m ntn1l.
tlon,llpnt 0f both these clnsn,s ulM, tho atl-
1urntioh Of mankind iii cases Of partisan hit-
terncss. but tho nclnlttat OF CulTie, WHO
murdered tie aetur Porter In restaurant Mt
lialslsnl' Tex, nbout year ago, betOkCns u
shameless .egcncrucy III the boastod cllynlry
of tho South III NIL cnses where n man nr
wot,Itsl, Of Northern birth Or residence Is thu
victim.
Tic circumstances Of tho case are rccol-
lectctl by most people. Miss Cunlmins, MFR.
Barrymore, md nfr. Porter wcry members of
n theatrical company travelling III Texas.
They liad flushed I'LL engagement Ill Mnr-
shall, md were taking lunch i'll tic railway
cAtEng-llouso while waiting for tho train.
Curric, who WIS u sort Of railroad detect
i've, but was known rs Ionfer and
tlespera.lo. came into the walting-ruom iii n
lnif-drunRcn condition nNtl fnsnltcl tho
lady. 1ier escorts demonstrated, and lie
Whipped out two reyolvnrs. D,tll Porter
md Barrymore protested that thoy were ull-
armed, alNl elNtcavofcd To nsolu tho drunken
br4te. Tho knowledge thnt hia own iifo WIS
not In danger seemed Only to inclto cnrro to
blools1iell, antl liu fired repeatedly, killing
Porter md severely woantting barrymore.
Tllcro was never more nnprosoket, brutal,
a1ld cowardly murder tl,an this.
Cnrrfo was first placed OH trinl several
months ago, but tho case was postponed
upon some trivial prQtex, md It then BECAME
nppnrent thnt mn effort would, bo nlato to
defcnt Justice. III was Thought TINT tho
essential witnesses against Currfe could not
bo produced agaln. but both Miss Cn,nmfns
and Mr.. Barrymore, ut II considerable Buerl-
dcB Of tfnlo mud comfort, went to Afnr-
shall nlNl gave tnlnsting evidence ngatnst
tic ru!Ein,,, Their expenses were paid by
some New York gcntlen,n,l.- Astor, We
belieye,-who was anxious tint justice
should be done. 1twould llavo been moro
crctlitable to tho Southor1, people II some
ono or moro of their own number had shown
MI eauut interest III defense Of Southern
Justice. Tho evidence given by barrymore
aud Miss Cumn,ins was fully confirmed by
otllcr cye-wItucsses, and the only ttutollse
3.,,o
, 1880-06-23


trus st. Louis l.tu,rs t,ru publishing postal
,,., r.,,,,, ,,,,r-n,,s .,nr.rru .,n,tr.t lint uo
ei'"s 't'',lt "'''',ea".,s ~ su''n "'e s
CENSUS fAker hn chtlcf1 1T thc1r hoecS oT paces
Ut business. They tnko to hc1lrt tho terr1hlo
fall 1n,low t1lrIr proyIoua bc{sts ttld e,ltellln-
.,., mr., 1,e,,,t,i,,,, thnu l,o,vulia tho e1tun.
t!"'Ae' Ah" 1'e1"s''a'A' tuo' "S""4'' '"o 0's1
tion:
Considerable tnlk WIS heard yesterday .ovor
tho taet that tl,o s1peyIsor ot thS ,chisaxo X,
np!ntnti that hls collnt wn.'ll M kayo tnat c'sy
e. hanI' ~, ~ so', ~ W tbnenrI'a H" H.
t,on,Iintioi Inv sssst,,- st,1 illrlu1 HnI us ttD
growth OF this city s,.cc has neeti ut !cnst equal
70 TINT OF CnitlEo, i WIS hell TINT tho pnill
LION nofo hnw te s'S @ 1',ss ~. Ws soa NY
M fhr rt,ntiy.. urwtH ST iio twt, ctics nro rs
ft,tows: lii Tho ycnr ls7p thoru were, aceortltnK
to tho report o. tho Chcf Uk tho Ere llcpnrt- 1.
men, HnoHs s+u tt,, ,, 1, ,vhin I IL Nit
trn . vrn,s' RI stcn In. CENSUS for iSfl was tscn,
tic CITY has mlicI by cxtcmsion Of territory
0tottt lou huitdnKa, and by tho erection 1f nsw
oi,gs 0nt lot nttaos htaa!nGam M Il aKng Hni ina
mt IL W fnmts ~ ~, inrrcnsG IF nfnn1f d ner
nnnt Far III, INST fwn ynnrs nj least cf,r1,nlr-
S f,,ti III IL Ttn,Is md nj GhicnEn showing Of new
buildings t,lt tho result hu3 been In cacil In
Atllcu i, favor Ut this city, III tho innt!er OF q
t!enso anntwm 10y i. uu ~, H. r. H.
~ q. 4; .tn @ s,rsa fi,o,,rt, m ti,is 1nt+nr
, 1880-06-23

Iearhnrn Rtran. ctlricr OF Nultf"s. tsnEaaoMc
-nf Tony l'ustUr. A3tbrnunn md oVenlnH.
, 1880-06-23

Majority of Chicago ovor st. Louis. .H,s7s
Tho Presidential yoto III tho two cities next
November Will exhibit un cqual disparity. Tho
Ch!cago voto will run over Il, QUO, whllo tho 81.
Louis vuto will scarcely reletl GU,000
, 1880-06-23
t'tj4I'.AGt'

POSTAGE.
EUttffd at The PosftN ice 1t Chicago jAs al Heo1ds
TUT Matter.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21

borders the south edge Of .ths district m
water supply u ample fcr II purposes. WS9
for fuel is easily obtained LUMBER = ~
at so per ton-a very fne quality Of anthrssats.
Bituminsus coal Is also plentiful. The ssns.
raj formation of the district is porphyrytio.
The character Of the varies in the different eee
tions of the district At the extreme south end u
found quartz and heayyspar, carrying galen9. sui.
phIde of iron ashurite. carbonate and sulphids Of
copper, olso bromide and traces of other mneRalq1
further north, manganese appears In the combins.
ton, also zinc blonde in the centre OF the district
lena takes their place; an increase Of quarts met
with toward the north, which Iuns high In gold.
The veins vary from few inches In width to over
twenty feet between walls. Tho crevice matter
for the greater part Is rotten porphyry filled with
gypsum, heayyspar. quartz and Ralena. Experts
predict that the Cerrillos District Is destined to de-
veop into one Of the richest mining camps on the
continent.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
LITERARY NOTES.

"s,gnor Monaldini's Niece" the popular NO
Same novel has beeu brought out in London
new volume, being the thirteenth, OF
,h orks Of Charles Sumner nearly ready at Lee q
Sbepards NJ, ,,,,,
There are three new volumes IN Max Mui-
,sr,, colossal work on The Sacred BOOKS OF th Eau
Macmillan 4 Co) of which includes the lns.l'u'S
In Of the esrsr T yG0Rfn Arnold Id bstG Ss
" Llgut OF Asia" was printed
Tn "Personai r. collections of British Bur
mah" lust issued i'll Loudon' the R'gh' rev
]. w. Titcomb, first Bishop OF Rangooh, ''S
the story OF the recent mission work IL Drt'S"
Burmah, and relates his own experiences "' 'nc
country climate and people Knc ThreDAG %" LIZ rdu
dsapuointed tho missionaries, ny whom he wa, =,
Gated. by becoming tyrant remsrKuDe e''" "'''
Orentals. o,,on,r+
"The Land OF Grcad," by Lawrence ohphah'' :
AND "The Temple OF the Tomb" py '"io"''
Warren are forthcoming Lohuo" y" w..
relating to the Holy Land. Coohel warren EN, | W"
btsory az the Church OF the Holy SeIucheIe an" Sly ;
thc church has always st0od upon MS rleseh, ~
that tie Icinple VIZ Nc W '1rsdui"ns of the Jews,
Siahometa,ls and tbus:Ia"s have always p.aVC" I''
Sbankar Pandurang Pandit writes TO me
A.od,nv IL ,ndon) from Bombay that he ha' IN s pos
,c.son tho most Important portions OF saranaS COM
men;ary on the saunalf Sakha Of 'he AihArNa'VeuG'
The mapuscrp: IL ten on l1" ylh tnV"s ~ W',1 d9
supposed to be the NaHl'Na~'n chhIaCtU'' ,r Trs %
throughout India I" hnd th Co,9mcntaTy' n" i'r
long time many persons thoneht II ha' p'''>''"'
Mr. Euskin's Nineteenth Century article
"Fction-Far and Foul The Spectator H. ms. VIII not
90 b,s renutation "eyen mncng us worsiipp' rs.
II h, gins with wildly d,cursivc and cxisgcrHt Z"
trotest against the sensational element III modern hc'
tou which he takes TO he product wit an otncr mo'
rrn evils Of the growth of cities, AMI ruds In CFci ~
srott which seems to IL extra ordinarily I-ittchcd
Scott dill not anay love- IL goes on 70 suy Ucsr ne
cared little about ami did not paint disease tecause II
nj in nls MA
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY, June 20-P. M.


The mining share markets made a further improve
ment Saturday both in the prices and IN the char
acter of the dealings Chrysolito was firm at I0a,
Little Chief at 11@10aa, aud Silver Cliff advanced
to 5ls. Climax was in demand at gig. and South
Hte rose to 100. Leadviiie selling at 1. Consol-
idated Virginia was active with final sales at 333,
an advance of cents, but California was weaker
ut 2O5. HukiIl looked better at LOO paid and bid
at the close. The specialtes Of the American boaru
were steady to firm, Silver Nugget at 2, Auburn and
Rock Creek ut 1.O5 Barbee and Walker at 0is0
81. Bye-and-Bye at 1.35@1.3O, Battle Creek at 5ls
ash. Durango at SO. and Crowell at 10 Dnt 'al d
dewater declined from LIS 10 10. AT tne % ora
Board May Belle continued to tiuctuate wlinly De-
tween SO all 49, closing At 48 against 90 f rra 70
Great Eastern nOticeably strong rising fr9,. oZ
a 81 to go, and Moose rose to :s5@.s4 Goodsha0W
was unusually steady for it, between 200 and z,
closing ut the lower figure buyer 10 day. sgsins[ "a ISL
$50 Friday. Green Mountain sold at VG3.Oo e5
dividend. Union Consolidated, in small lots, sold
at I001S12. Consodated Pacific OF 292:2o, Next
can at SlaGS1A Best and Becher at Sl2GSA, sierra
Nevada at l36 1919 and Horn Silver ut 16O1GA2.
The markets generally closed strong
NJ T. MLYTY0 STOCK EIOHIY9E SALES
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21

5 5NAIT9 & 4i rAGi &AG RiI EH>E IS SSv@R1RI
DoLnLE rNArK, TIE Mo2r im"'M3yi.p EqIp
Vim Absolute SAFETY.
On aud after - ~ -, l-So
EAT 1lG Ins s rs ~ ~ 6 %TG VA De'o''''' " '"'
400. 1:Jd. 80. OQO iAntop. II am $3.50 T. l.i0, O.
aaa I'm, %' s. 80. and @ !" |"T r. 9s6 - 'o
a. N. and T. m. rurnlnr through VA Trenton and Can
boats uf mooklyn Anney" coni, vth al hron' trains
AT Ji"y nv, anoring spcc,y amt direct transfer Tor
nsI"ri Exam. gayc West r."rpna l@l :2o a;i3
On =, cu ay i.Oi 3~U ;ii i:;5 :, $50 arn iIl p H.
I'ayr IN adr pima, VIA taldcn ~, H. aud 800 p H., ~
llc&rl Wnc,, 90 anu ga bo~:~ar Sol A>tor Ito,so
io ol lr'hf"ssr- a"d C"it, I'd It,; 'o C%Gr st. ld
ill Ii.nlI IS Unison 81 u ho.rn. ncpo jersey tit
pSo%I 'Irs fSM@GS H"CS No. Battery E pr:cr r. crAnMn
TIHE ERIE RAILWAY. now knowu as thc
L NEW.Ypnk, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
1Et,>crMrNr"r rHfINs. rAEiSG EFFECT MAJ 10. loSo.
. a. IL. 'n,nnall ana n,ca-o nay EAprrss. Drawing
ioom oac 'n T." hniAo 'nd ans%.~'oa brli g.
p i", ~ I ~" -, r. ~ iI'I., rA r.. arriving & w nao %
W.T. lUl!mJnt best Diawms 10 IN sleeping Coaches 10
"r Ian, ,-rannc Eaprr-s FOR The West. Sleeping
lca@hrs n,o'.l 70 Bulao NJ s,rt ais cInc!nuau
s:,'p ineraai Tor the Wrs~
Ia!; ra'r hSH;s % sr''t D&lPl & HS%' @ YORK Tor -
an :: o. midnight SATURDAY nights only sundays, 9l5
i!an' and ras-e 6oo 800. 10. lo:2oa. the lO2o
- D. - 80 I:i' 1:O 80 r,. 8 30 =, IGiO ~ u IL
nnctigh SUNDAYS. 500, $780, lu2o M, IIs $780, NJ,
"ni II m!inlEht . ,...
lt ~. 3:5u, 4:J 4:lO: D. $50, 10. J:3O Gl0. 6iJ
D. = lt.u y. M, nud !. Midnight. SUNDAYS. $50
GU 800, lu:@Da ~. lIJ. $40. J;OO b:lu 7: To-
10 Ol M, and l. mdhghi Snnd Tvs GOO, $50, lO2OA
AZ Hnsitx Vi 1.% as IOT do + "a ana % i:" 2%InsHt ID %
%cI D%lG snd Cornwall 80 200 a. m. $780, 43u D. M
itoniout and Kingston, 900 m $3.50 D. m sundnys $50
{1shen G.uO 75O 800 lO:2O q. u 3jo 800 $50 Zoo
ill., D. sundays, G:Ju, $780, 1870 a. G:SJ 200 D. IN
NiddlrOWn 7Ju, 900, l':2O IA 35U a.jO. 7.Ib
III Sundays $50. IO::O $50 ZOO rhe 900 a nj
aud 4;aU trans connect with NoWi ork and OsMeGO
Midland llailTOad at Manst,
Port Jeryis TOO VUO lO:2U $780, 0u0. ZOO 7:l5n
Nor Boat lraye dst quarter OF quarter after each
hour 5:Ij To 0;A1 M and Ut lDi5 aud HAS
p. H. .,, .. ~ a..
ai Sleeping COucheA can Dc obtained and tho
checking iranser OF baggage NAV DO lett tho
panYs 0iceH AOa 23a 4Dl, or v57 BROADWAY y. Y. No
t0urts a. Brpokyu or 1T tho COmpauy's DepOs.
L1pre, Trains the West In NoWYork at 725
ana li25 a. M, and l0;l0p IN
~ JNO ~ ABBOTT, GEM Pass'r Agt, Now.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains for Eng ewOOd C0stT Piermlnt ana Ny
ack ZOO 900 lOn, 300, 400 i;6O 63u 0ilO
ESQ, l3O D. Sun,ayA o;IID n III ana $40 u. Tho
ll.SO D. train viii leave so minutes later Saturday
EanueL Spring " and Monscy, TOO. $50 GIDo
r" JNo. y. ABBOTT General PAss'r Agent. New. York
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
CTONINGTON LINE.

FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
Al D. daily uu ucluding Sudefsj from Por 33 North
aoiicc oi resumption OF passenger ralc will be given
BoOu.
For the present. freight only received.
TINROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.-New
i steamers SA RATOGA aud CITY OF TROY leave lfer
North luver, foot LEROY DAI II.Y
Saturday at o p. M, for TROY aud ALL POINTS NORTH
and WEsT Excursion okets 70 Troy, 81 Steamers
,lt.dnu and nj
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
tI TO BOSTON,

I'D Il via
NEWPORT LINE, for special limited tickets Steamers
SEWP0NT AND Old COLONY
leave On North River foot II Murray daily Sundays
incuded) pm connecting a. Newport with Fast Express
Train. arriving IN Boston at 1880 O. III.
Returning leave Boston from OH colony Depot
Tickets and can be secured IN AeHYUrk ONLY
ct Pier 2S. North River and on board sieaneis.
BORDEN d LOWELL. Agonft
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
Orenn Steamers.

DAClFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i Sailing from Pier foot ~ Canal.st. NoIth iuyer.
For Nal, - I'll ies, wa .ac lSthInus OF Papdnh
steamship (tIiU y. Jut y e. =.
CONNECTING for Central and South America and NeIic0
From San FTanclscO 10 Japan and China
Steam -np 81 IS OF IOKIO. Irul. July noon,
From san Francisco to Honolulu. NcwZ aIanu aol Ans
traliG
s,ctmshp CilN OF SYDNEY, sat, July g. noon.
Or Immediately on arrival Of London mails at san Francisco
rassengeis torI9rded 70 san Fl!AXCITCn: SAHDWlCH
IhLANDS JAPAN, CHINA. NEWZEALANn AUSTRIA
MEXICAN PORTS.
For freight, pa ssag and general information apply
CompanYs Office on Pier foot OF CanAst: N0rh River
j. BULLAf,
Supenntendent
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
Qfacners.

4 LII wanting best teachers. An'"r'ran oI
"Cdi'iilat-s Sew I'l ctin mnei f"i l">' r. d.
tHER kKliOKN. Sccrc;art, American Sr"'H institute
30 E.st ith s, y. \.
4 Lii waiting iirs-cla>s tcacdclS ..hnnid aupy
n at kELLOGG'S Edut ational Utic. - hah lin ST.
MEXICAN and EUROPEAN TEACHERS
~ BUREAU supplcs, without charrc, c"lr-rs SchQ ~
AID tdmies with ihu0HEhly rni tIo'SSIrS p'l'
M AM teachers Families abroad. or To ihe country
IN np Suitvi with slcrlor u'Is. C"lp 'l1as anu o.
hrSsc Call on O au!css Professor LF'ENpitf 90 "e"'
35th ST., NcN-ND. n.
MERiCAN and FOREIGN TEACllERS
~ AGENCY supplies COLI -Ch"S ana ram ll's WIN
lnllg,'V ,omnctrnt IUieaslrs Prime aa ani lct I'ra
Eaui,S T. Ia the COuntrv li1mp @uf q WIN
sun rur Itns Cal on or .dic VI NJ j.
NUU NC. American and Foreign Teachers Agency - IH""
sIudIe
1 YOUNG LADY. ,o.icgr eradna;r rir'k
"a ug ire , position ~ com"ir'"l - N i!
y5nd uI rU,cint~S ju LiUAH hiI'n hG '" fhFi l-h
e>t ciercic,s and l'gheL A"di''' Nj f." Wet
5'Ih--t.
IliNCKNEY'S AGENCY Tor SCiIDOLI amt
/ TEAEltS-Intr,d dicr- ScliO lis an tImiI"~ .np,
tlcu FrTr!-n Icic tr- Tor any r ri Mt u
InsiIuct,n. me" lEd"A. Just ulSi' cont ms 'ic.r
st; 'rhrr val nablr furnished Tor San.
pI%CkNIN'> SCHOOL DlREC IOltG, rs pages: IN
tulH Edition, special Caaiuguc - every hchOo "n III st
fl at Office, mai ed tor l1 ltte u ctIis .,..,
- I. co ESWpRIn PINthNE1,
Dom, Building col. I;rO'dwav ana iiAei y y Cny
rINEACHtRS supnlicd to schools and families.
Il Miss FIORhNCE FITCH. EDUCATIONAL BU-
KI.AC .GasCItn. - L Cului-s1ud"
VNHE UNION TEA( HERS AGENCY pro-
umsit,ons &c Foi further III OjInA;i'n aide
A LONEI.!. * CO. a. ION Ht, Nct'- loIh
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
WHITE STAR LINE.
NITEn STATES Avn lt1

"HITE STAK LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOK QU EENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICEThe steamers of this Limo take the Lane Route
recOuIDe ended by MauIY u s. NJ both the outward
ana hoDeward Voyages
BALTIC, Parsel. .ThurSfav, Juno "a IN.
CELTIC Capt 0leaGen eaiurdsy July 3 la
BkIIANNIC, Capt Perry satnrGay. July 10 a m
ADRlATit Cant Jenntucs Thu urrday July rs II q m
IRON THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
hess uniform In size and unsurpassed a
potntments The SaoVn. StateroomA smoking and BAtn'
placed adship where the noise and motion
leaat fell afordng degree OF comfort hitherto unattAn1se
kArEs-salocn. $50 and s1oo. steeraGc. $2s. Return
tickets favorable terms
aese steamers neither cattle, sheep nor plgs
inspection OF plans and ether information apply ct the
Wanutst. PhiadephiA r. J. cORrIS Agent
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
ynstrnftion.
For Both sexes-Country.

FOSTER SCHOOL. CLIFTON SPKiNGS,
esecnsc 5 to % health yoaSs
ladies' anq the topCn ma Of eGErse s hIGs' OF H'y anu '
NIApLEWOOD INSTITUTE-For both sexes;
wi coacodvc Penn So gaart;s sI0asots pre-
pared for business Yale or IIsryaTh Iisca'S IA Principal
MOUNTAIN HOME SCHOOL, st; Cloud,
M per schpO 70 ge?T m %U g a
4. = Addres. Box II, orange, n J.
MT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
M f.0S H. s4s. H to- 5' Sss
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. New
~ sussex County ~ j. rcopens SeteGef goyro 0r
%' %s ln% and thorough it
500 send for cs'Hogu" cioT 10 % "
s'gGS;: stg clty < < s!yfi & !SyThvESs % a AM NJ uN' 'O
NORMAL MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
summer school fra Gy ~ to August a!s Ts 10
'nmmeE TsE good Sc az r. IL >hdT
wood piano. Eugene ThayeT organ Harry WeeTE yoS y
Where ousGs Tg cs for a only r.sa Iarudnf M at at
SiS' 'crSs,ca ed r' III music fi rector
I1i Trcmont.st. Eoson Macs
pOCKLAND COLLEGE, NyIck, \. y
@ C sexes n sne o4 at nsy 1ny s caoS Sne WITH W. H. B%SS
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack- -on-thc- IIud-
III viii be open for summer Board ana % "ponS m & s@y
mt drives mountain scenery boating and salt water bathing
within city reach al reasonable a'fr IT, DAA&%aNSisrER
CIwouhmore College, near Philadelph Penn.
- Unrr care Of fer$ both seHf' md epCGcr
course ureu ardty sca oil. For particulars address Edward
H. Mactl Ircst. SwaIthmUre College, Delaware C0 Pchn
TINHE MIDSUMMER SESSION of the Sell
Il LICK SCHOOL. NOTwaik. Conn. will commence June
"a and end September This session offers induce mcts TO
such nupls desire sTcnd few hours daily to study ad
cnioy COUNTRY duI the weather Full lni r
n9tion may be Oblamed 10y addressing a. above
Miscellaneous
GCUOOL Properties for sale or rent.-NeW
SSuuiuer list mailed FOR Scnermcrhorn so E I4tl
SCHOOL Wanted.- Either private school or
= ,cn,,Iny 10 for one by Prcsbytc
rim cinrcyInan Princeton eraule ten yc> cNI'llh'c
principal. TEACHER ~ Biae ST. h"'''"' '''sS'
VVIITiON and SUMMER BOARD.-A fellow
of re Johns Hopkins University, iviHg nj h"ln" dirn
the Sumlnr months. in Ustei Couny y v WI pniair
vouup college for special eN,uInitl"nS "iln
July ! To- September H. CHARGES m0trIIc ir~l "i rrtf
NV.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
Enm Gthcols

LBANY LAW SClIOOI"-FIll term begins
- ~cpjv1. 1850 Fur circulars address, HORACE T.
SMITH. Dean of Law school. Albany. y Y
or. LOUIS LAW SCIiOOL.-Ici1n opens
- October IT, 1880 Tuition. 50 per year cXitaS For
circular address HENRY HIl' li'"' ~ h'"l
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
EAllKOAU.
i III L. l I l. l.. L L /.

A\I Niilp ~ ttl~ MAIL hNi IE.
Ii'- '-tc N'' iot., ,i % b..Do--' 80 Coz .I; ~ii'ts
.'ft t,' ", .n-"a-. ,, .., ..,,,o
ia.,, 80 'ti,.i'-'. q; T. No. ant -.. - 20 i-i.
..u-pI t, llat'h, . i. ':5 D. u;' "lry M li'"
.:~ ui. ,"u.'.i tn 81 t"i.s to Iihs'lIr r"t'''"h
C,'' '' u.t,t il,! Ire .'h 'i.mlt-I Wl.luprtpn
20. 30 iii'ln.la a. ..> ia H. "NrriH >..ul iu
H. ,.t.., T. ..ut { L. in "a al ilih
Ia.. . a.,,. ,. 10. ~.pt s.. Ia 3.
t.,,.. Z 'f,i'. 80 -,' . 40 liu
TO-, o. r l. ..:iJ !. -. -. e., 50 ai' 80 T. ~
,ni I' lu.: nIty i:iJ and "a }. q. :. 0.Jl Ilt
20 a. - p!,'In.a VA camden. Siam amt . III,
~ g.. Is l,u Annex" u.'ct vita al Through trains
I,,'.v q aloliUs -lrriy and direct UJnsirr Tor
Iruuk VI tIIyt, ,,,,,,...,-. Il, O., %, an. . -,
dri, - m. ,,.!'r H. "ai - rS'p' Monoay from
t.t, and i;alliinurr. a.. 4:JO. 81
a. 'S,nn.lv ;.iu n N. From ihin riuhia 500. Hni.
i5@ 10 IL io 1850 -. NJ =. ..:''. :,o '-r 6:' $50
~ ,,,, n., III. Du,y. except Monday. I q NJ.
s,,en Y' 50 605. GO. !. 1910. lI:jOa $50. and
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
srcoNp cAM-12:3O o'cLocK r.. NJ.
THIRD CALI o'cLrCY p. NJ.

-ruI.tyi,f frorn,, & w'rI Climax Battle Creek
I"3 20" 6i P Con Va ." ASit's1R Bcst,& i,clc!i
California lnp. .... ~ .ir,.:.: - ~ -
iuu 10 100 bis. "a" geo h3O. ll1 mon ConJol
t.r,wrl iiu;iu @ils,r NugRt 100 ...... IL
;u, - 2uO .h3 100 luJ...... = - Si'rla Nevada
500 BIS. ~ 100 bio l"O 800 10. ZOO 1j.... Is
iOp...... Ign
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
NJ Y. MIYING STOCK E1OHIy9E SA LES.
SECOND CALL-12:3O p. NJ.

IhrvsnII1a Uorn silver / south IIitN I Dshlonega
100. a. $50 100. 1913 3OO uOV ooy
800. ....l9.75 Annie May behe ooh Ia % 20 an
400 1898 900 b3O Lib 2O0 .ei ouu.: 80 SI ,Io
20 iSSS SSS SSo SS IS iiS iS oS SS SSSS5o
IOO b3 200O Virginia 100 bl0 90 Iolle 1870 an
o0 2OOO 300 ... g. 80 Mexican 20 ...... Az
l75.....2 .2Ol8 l. o s3. $40 20O bio 03S Clilnhk -,
On eat Eastern silver CR zoo. blnS.25 400. boOZ5V
S,V ~ 100 liz ria ClOd Placer 400 go. $50
'Co,,i.h.vI 9S0 w w" 800 5UO. SO Gren MOunln
e. 20 ,oo5 Hukil g, 100 moose 20 100 500 300
-'" ucnrrc 49, rindlev California lOOsl0 800
,nI '''" Do0 ia 80 ..... p.Oj Leadviuc CON
Granville south IIte 30 49,. 200 3OO ;:.i. iOO
1Ol...... rs 100. s3 l85 Iahonega - Bodi", -
POO .. IA 100 bGO 200 900. 81 III % DO
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
11IInD CALL--9::30 p. VI.
IuLRiCAY INNING SIOrE FTTHiyGE SALES.
ElRsr rALI-1N:lN n'rLnaK A. VI.

FlK~T tAII-IW"'U VtI"th A. NJ
All G IIiI,t"tf t1rv-oliie Iit:'c chief Union Con
3i ~ ,,S 100 no IO- 100 80. ii ...... lHOC
~, r,'. & W-, XII IJ7 Nautrwatcr 5....... - 30
III - Climax j'O.... 100 Battle Creek
J,,, ... a.! Ion III, 2cui Anne 300 Dlj.. 81
lu 81. - 2t''.. h.O2|l lnn.. -. IIu 300 . )
ca .nrnia t'ruwrlI silver Nugget con Nitri-.
i,, - fOD Is 1850 . 2Ud 400 h,:i. . 10
rs. and IN. HultH sur b;O. 2uj =vO bic. 3.35
"rr ..... 49, 800. lS5 lOj ...... 200
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
Dcdro nn1 Goom5.
East Side.

East Side.
NICELY FURNlsl HE'D ROOMS in a fine To-
cain ,, |% 90 S@,T "T "l,,Se, tie
= GRAMMERCY PARK.-Ro'u>, dorblc and
1 singir wlu, dr,r.cla>s bard
~ LAFAYETTE F. Family hotel;
1 ro,Ius euit" and sngr, tani' niSi.caS7
.DI EAST 22D-Sr.-A second h,rr to let.
n S.u.i @g Gna oh "u, %% at WITH i al f e i ' ' " 'y m
.I.l EAST 24TH-S'i -Oflirc for physician !;
e)sb aisO apartments tor bachelor.
.lls EAST 2O1H-ST.-parlor and socord-
o)O noois with pri al bathrooms anpe clos T. r.
b@ld Also 70 M 10 singe crntrlen rcrcic~s
20 EAST 29TiI-ST. handsomely fur
30 m,led rooms wit" or without board for the summer
1(I EAST 4OTII-ST., one door from Lex
lr nicely fa:rsnea I9"m . %1ts large
West sds.
A PRIVATE American family will let. with
os al 'S& no Rei amy cold %
pOsure. No. 2lO Nest 39th.st., near 7tla'e.
A PRIVATE FAMILY of adults, taking Il
cosct suitable for pcrao' each bath floor xteu
SION dnngIoom reference exchanged 40 ID west 11ths'
NEAR RESERVOIR PARK.-Beauiful parlor
~ q floor en- suite or eparaty ands'mei i9t |rd
hfoad~ay
DRlVATE FAMILY, owning house, will rent
story, three Rooms bath &c. with board uncX
ceptOuable references. ~ West l2ti->t
OI WEST 27rH-ST. second house west
- Broadway: good cool furnished rooms top hOOr
with all convenience terms low for summer mouths.
80 WEST 31ST-ST.-Handsomcly furnished
30 ROOMS with board rcfeiontcs
QQ WEST 12TH-ST. - Nicely furnished
eDC with without LoIrd terms rc1sonab tabio
UOadcrs accommodated.
etS to 81 PER WEEK single ami family
U'( rooms with board trans hts 81 per day 'aDl;
buy wholesale hence nay prices
aItItNCE HOTEL. II Clinton place, near Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
IEW-YCGI AND LONG BRANCH DIyI-

All. Rail- NE for Pen. Amroy. .outh ,m.oy Mat.
an. kryIDrt IGaLi L. Mddrio", Red EiUk litt'r silver
4.ncapori Long i;r net, iihr,o'. ilraI i""h Hr,tn
P,.i: 81. IT rori, ,..y Hat..ai NInti+ :. cjc
a,c foot Of fib"rty.st, at :iJ. 49, )" 1liJ
n. ...iI. !. 81 ), 6 y. III.