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New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
CALENDAKs TaI3 DAY.


survgNE CouRl cHA waEa,-La rrsnce l"olrt opsa' ~
1890 On. Calendar called II u. m.-NOs. r. lao lSi
lNs lsy 1870, Vl l92, 93 2Ol 2)o 2j0 -0 "a, -S 2S
295, 81. 3li
GiNkRAL IERN-Dayis. r. j.. and Brady ana Barrett il
Court opens AZ 1880 mNOs 81 80 o. - a. oo l5i
l55 lJb, 81 b. 46 l63 l65 67 lbg 100 l73 ia III
LIS, lsO. lsl, l82 49, l9j l97 l09 2O 212 o. .3j 2il
2i3. 2ii. 2t5 AS 249
SPECIAL IERM-Van Worst J--Cour opens AZ 1880 L. m
Demur r. Nos 22S z29 Issues Law and F4cL-Nos 7O3
G4l, 6Jj 80. 67S 6O6 6O7 iS2, 5H0. $40, o73
67o 60 GJS, 700 526 G5s Ga 65O GJ1 6ll 40 ols $751;
ClncUTf-PART I-Daules J.-Court opens 1850 m.
Adjourned until Monday next
FART lI-Beach. J.-Court opeDs at 1880 n Mos
l6S - la tliO 9Gs. 2l3 ll9s, 1876. 1911 1851 2sO9
2l26, 1922. l1lO
PAgr t., J.-Court opens ut 1880 Il. m.-Ad-
,ournrd until Monday
tOtKf--FkClAL lEkN-RusSCll, i.-tourt
10 a. IN. tacnd.r called at ii "a observation-disclosures l.
T. Issues of facL-NO. 81.
TRIAL rEtM-fAkr freedman JCOurt opens al IL m.
pam IL spcr J.-Court opens az II a. m-Nos sci
I0l 3sG 1si Jzd $685. Al D 40 an AIS 4lg ~ t23
a. 40 l2G al as 40 45 iS2 4S3, asa 455 ass 437
43S. l59
PAEr III sedrwck. g. J.-Cuurt opens y a Mos.
S1B 2Si % 53J 2u6 30b SO Sl9 3Jl 4V2 S0f au5
800 SAL SJl 30, ae5 4ol 4O2 4O3 iOl AJo 400 4O avs
4ua All, 4I2. 4t3 4lf.
COMMON PLEAs-srrclAL TERA-van opens
at Ii a. Mo daY calendar
EQurY TEgM-J h. paly. J-Court opens at ii a m-
IgiHL TERM-PARr &c. p Day. C. J.-Court opens at II
mNos o. 6T S65. ALL 65 USl 800. 6sU 6s7. Uss, 6s9
900 6Ol, 6v2 BY3
PARr iI-LarremOre. J.-Court opens al II a. m-Nos
1885 1S6 736 1871 1885, 7S0 TAO TAI 542 7lS 7i 745.
7A6, 7i7 74S.
aasEaAL Rssoxs-PAGr i-smyth, R.-The People agt.
sylvester Day, apo ihOmas Byan. William O'liurn rub
berry john Sullivan, burglary Florence Wilson J0an Arn
stIouH larceny the person Mana BumenthA William
nha, Abraham J. kanuowz receiving stolen goods
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
A QUESTION OF COPYRIGHT.

A hearing was had in the United States
Circuit court before Judge Baichf0rd. yesierody ~
the suit brou IN By A. c. Black pub shess, OF EJin-
burgh S3ptllna. against Joseph wi bookseller OF
Ihls city. for injunction to prevent tie 81 Of the
American reprint Of the Encyclopedia Britannica. II Il
cOmna ned t4at four pamphlets ent tied respectively
Horace Greeley" by Whitelaw Red AcNahder
Hamilton by George Snea, Hayi, by john ID.
amp IL. jr AMI Natbtnic II Nv 'ruc" ng Richard
Henry SO dard. were written and cDpyr .hcd ~ tls
country; tIat sub,, qupnIy ticy re puol seH IN h'
EncYcl ipD il Brliannic'; and mat Ioiwi rs aiming
tAa CO of the copyright was printed on the PAGE
immei " following tie ut c-page Oi the volume N
hch tuey were cohhnei, they we're rep lhted ~ the
American EDITION puDs ed Dy j. VI. StudjBri ~ Co.. OF
PIdc phil An juncti)u ts asked for = Dlcyent me
defendant eliug posing for the American re-
print.
The de contends that the copvrghingo oi the ar
tlc ~ qurs ion trick. NOT o. protect the Snal
ub catlons bat to imprdr publication Of tie Ency-
co 80 liza. Argument not conc udrd when Inc Court
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
COLLEGE NEWS.

PROSPECTS OF THE YEAR AT COLUMBIA.
TnR FRESHMAN CLAss-A SCHOOL OF POLITICAL
sCIF~CE-THE LAW DEPARTMENT.
Columbia College opened its doors yesterday for
the fall term and the nu:lber OF students who
matrculated was considered prophetic of n pros
porous year The records have not yet beer en-
hrely made up but the Freshmen admitted yester-
day numbered ninetv-seven. and several more Will
probably bc added after their examinations nave
been completed. The Sophomore class Will be
about eghtv-f re members strong, the Junior sixty
members an the Senior iftv-eight membors The
following additions have bee made to the tao,
ulv: J. w. Pryor. tutor in mathematics: Euwain
d. Perry tutor in Greek; Charles Spragne Smith
instrurto, i'm modern languages: Il. Monroe S'nlth.
lecturer on Roman law and Clifford L.. Katrman;
lecturer administrative law. whose duties VIII
begin next wear The number OF eiectv stuties
has been increased. The course OF study rs Tor
mrrly pursued III the Academic Department led only
10 the degree of Bachelor Of Arts: hut student
nav now be a candidate for the degree OF Bachelor
of Letters or Bachelor of renee. History and po-
lti.al economy are required IN the senior class
olht' studies being elective. instruction WILL DC
given To the various classes to-day.
Ihe School of Medicine op rs with ABOUT '"o SUI
dents and the School OF Law opens to-inoII0~
with prospective u.s. "i the same himneI;, @ iio
School of Mines when fully under W VAL nave
nearly 300 stud .nS in the various classes. mere
ninety iiISt.vrar -len admitted YESTERDAY ana
several additions were maue 10 Tue scc"lu y ''I
class -,
Seven students have applied for admission to the
School of Political Science when was oidricu 10
be established uv the trustees CT Columbia College
at a meeting held June T. 1t IS required oi the
applicant for admission to ths h"oI that he sl'li
have satisfactorily completed III regular conrSc
of UNDERGRADUATE study III Columbia College or IN
sOmr other college maintaining an equiv alrnu cur
riculuin to the cad of the Junior wear. I'll 'orps
of instruction ia the school Is composed as follows:
President f. A I. Barnard. LII. d.; John ". Bur-
gesS NJ. A.. professor or co stitut onal and inter
national history and law Richmond NJ. Smlth;
NJ A. professor OF political economy; Archhald
Alexander, NJ. A., professor OF rh'IoSophV f.:
Monroe Smith Ii. b.. lecturer on Roman law
and Clifford r. BateInau. Ii. b.. lecturer on al
minist:aiive law students of the school of Pohti-
cal Science will be allowed the use of the hiarl -
of the College. the School OF Mines and the school
of Law.
The Professor of Political Economy has also been
authorized To form a working library consisting "f
books relative to hs departm, mt. for daily refer.
euce and for the exclusive use of the students oI
his clssSes The degree of Bachelor Of Philosophy
will he conferred at the close OF the first ver upon
all such students as shall have successfully com.
nleted the studies of the year. lhr three years
course entities the candidate TO the degree OF Doctor
of Philosophy.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
AUTUMN DAYS At NEWPORT.

NEWPORT. r. l., Oct. 4.-There was n
heavy surf to-day spoutng Rock In ITS glory and
cliffs tnronged with sightseers who were
ious to view the effects OF a great storm at
There large attendance at the picnic at South
wicks Grove to-day.
George Peabody Wetmore ana family, Of New-Y ork,
ber
Bishop Hare. of Nlobrara. the gGest OF Professor
Wilnam Gammel OF Providence.
The steam yacht Polyna left hero for NewYork last
evening.
The United states steamer Cactus has arrived.
The United States Fish Commission steamer Fish
Hawk has finished the work OF her visit Il. these
waters under the direction of Untcd states Fish Com
missioner Spencer H. Baird, and will leave here for
New-York during the present week
A large number OF the simmer residents were M the
Opera House this evening TO witness OF
the opera Of "FaunitEa-"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
MEETING OF ALUMNI.

The annual mreung Of the Association of Alumni
of Columbia College was held last evening at Del
monico's. Professor Henry DriNer presided. and
about ffty OF the alumni were pres mt. Dr.
George p Quackenbos. Edward Mitchell aud Dr.
Charles :. Bull were elected the Standing Committee
for the next three years The following officers
were all reelected President. Henry DrSer; VICE
president. Frederick Depeyster secretary. Robert
c. Cornell; treasurer Seth Low. Reports OF the
Standing Committee. of the Committee on the
Academical Department. of the Law Committee. of
the Committee on the Medical School. aid OF
the treasurer were read. William l.. BOyd.
Jeremiah Loder and William Lnmmis were
APPOINTED TO audit the treasurcps report.
The Neurology of the year was read. Ii contains
the following names: ia nes LenoX, 1918; VI. :.
tuition, ID, 1923; neur1 Nlcol 1880 James
Heard 1882: Richard T. Mouni ami Aathnuy Ten
Broeck. II. D., 1891 joseph >and-, 1880: " llItm
Smallev. 1866; Frederick W. Browning. 1879.
William }. LathTop and Seth Low were reap
pointed "a Committee on Social Entertainment for
ihr ensuing year Announcement was made thlt
house-warnling w,il take place at the new college
buildings on October 30. tie occasion being The
I26th anniversary of the founding of the college.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
soCyD ADTIcE Foe UNION VETERANS.
WHY THEY SHOULD suPPJRT ,RFIELD-Ex-REBEL
HOSTILITY TO PENSIONS.


HOSTILITY TO PENSIONS.
Sidney L. Wilson, late of Company ID. 72d New
York Volunteers. a onc-le iged veteran. has adj
drc. srd Il letter to Union soldiers, under date of
Washington, september 1S. m which may be found
some iac.s of interest that bear upon the present
campaign.
"Tae Republican party. in my opinion" saws Mr..
Wilson. is EMIT ed to the support of the ex-Unlon
soldiers OF the country. To tbs party we are in
deutcd for our Dubc-land homesteads, bountes
artificial hnb5 and other appliances IT, supply the
wants Ol tic disabled sol iers, as we'll ~ for the
pensions which have been lTant d a scale of Iib-
crafty not exceeded by any other Nation. There
have also baoh liberal pensions granted to the wid-
ogs aud orphln5 of our iall5n comrades. Many OF
fhoso who survived the strife OF battle were
provide wltl employment under republican All
m,nistration.
- Ii woull be an utter npo.s bity for the United
states Govcrumel to provide emOloymont for ali
Union soldiers wIo survive The war. There were,
as we all know some 100000 men who entered
the Uncn army for he suppression OF thc Rebellion,
several hundred thon>ald of whom offered up Their
lives that che Uuoa might be preserved
whle 125.OOO OF the survivors are now
borne upon the United States pensIon-rolls.
A. cx-Unon soldier do not tnuk it riaht tnat We
shOu q exact or expect all If ID Off a,s; ,I there
Is now law On the statute-book-, placed tIere by
Republican Congress. winch provides that al Gov
eminent officers. IN making appointments in their
respective do.arm'nts shall, everything being
equal give the preference 20 ev-UuiOn so-
di rs. have also heard many complaints against
the Pension ONCE; that prpr attention ls
nor paid the adju1 cation Of claims; that suihc ent
attention not pad TO nqulrics addressed 10 the
Commissioner of Pen Ons. BAT Il ~ utterly lmpOs-
LIn or
force allowed him ny tDc prrseni Democratic Z n
gress and und r the prcsenG workings of tno Office.
TO 30 Istlce to these ncrltuiIOus claims with winch
tine Office has now become .liuOtt SwInDed."
Mr. Wis quotes the BriH oOvcr letter and an
extract from the letter of the Hon. j. w.
iyon, IN order to show the hOsdlity felt by
the cx-COnied rs in Congress toward granting
pcnsion> nd adds: From tIe fact that out OF
about 300 pension bills wnicn were introduced in
e. pre- ont Congress, only thIT y-iive became law,
. would 1pear th1t the pOul> raised against the
ex-COufedora.e CONGRESS, regard 10 It's position
toward pens Ous. were well taken. Alter TINS COM
parisou of the TWO parties cannot understand how
ANY ex-UuiOn soldier tail to winch is
tlrd 90 his su lpOrt. Let the Bows IN Blue. under
command Of General Grant, raily again for inal
charge a ! along he lue, and victory shall, as IN
yeaIs past crown uur cHlrfs."
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
CIVIL NOTES,
CIVIL NOTES,
The Grand jury was empanelled in thu

The Grand jury was empanelled IN the
urt OF over aud Termincr IN BrOOAyn, before Judge
-, D,heiuan, yesterday. 4. \. Smith Is foreman.
In the suit Tor 800, 900 damages for alleged
ma practice, brougut against DR.. Arnold Citliu in
Brooklyn. by Mrs. Amelia Styer. order Of disms AL
was entered yes.crd y Judge DYkeman, la the Cir
cur Court.
The October term Of the Court Of General
Sessions opened yesterd y, Recorder snytn pread-
ing in Part /. Judge COwIug m Part H. Charles II.
HIsweH, tue civn engineer and surveyOr. If No. 6
Il ,wung Green. was az, ONT foreman o. the Grand
jury.
The Will Of DR.. j. Sullivan Thorne, of
BROOKLYN, which $1,000 To tue ng Isaud llege
II sptal ~ 900 10 the Episcopal Chutcl Charity Fund
900 to the Roman "a iholic Orphan Asy um and the
reiuaIn!eT. aOuut 100000, 10 his a.duy and two
married dau-hters 10 Do contested by TWO married
daughters.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
THE COURTS.
SUED FOR RUNNING DOWN A STEAMER.
THE loss or TuE ANGLIA

A libel was filed in the United States Dis
ic Cour, Brooklyn Yesterday Dy licndcrsOn Bioth
era agents for the Anc Line o. steamer 10 recover
S2O5 900 dlmngas The British bark Irongate Tor
the sinking of the steamship Augia IN mid-ocean on
September @. United States Marshal Harlow seized tb'
Irongate. which IL wing 1T he Batc stores Brooklyn
The libel sets forth that the Anglia started from Boston
for London September with full cargo Whcn
east Of the Grin1 Btnks OF Newfoundland on ptem-
Der 6. sne the Irongae. from An werD, for W
York. loaded with railroad iron. The weather was
fOggy and the win blew light breeze. TIE Anglia
prOc-rdIng slowly and blowing her whistle gu
larry. when the fronrate leny anne red ou ~" 0ft
DOW proceeding rapidly. TIE ABgii's engines were ~
yersed ana her he put hJr ap'r', Dnt ne lr"nshic
struck her the port ,ile, cuttny down tn Eul s1
fce below he line. Snc flied qncky-he rtrrfS
aud crew escaping m boa u The lrOngaie. ana soon
sauK-prpvng total log. II IL "a trg tDht the lon-
Q1e hal no fOghorn aId hOsc nozzle was used I'D
y ace of one. making nose that could not De heard
& ms length
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
Whie ON the Peninsnla dnrlng the var. a

While on the Peninsula during the war; an
officer day across prlYae soldier bcIan ngug
TO of -h' 1T pr -latOFy companies OF the irlrn
Bligade Tuc fciO id the le.ess bodies "a goose
and ben tied together by toe dau-llug fr n
mlsket Where did steal tno~e. You rascal r. tue
officer demanded. I" Steai, l. t Faith was marching
a with Color Sargent Maguiro, aud the gOO.e-n,t
to tt-cn and hisSed at tne American ag and
bedId shot bim the spoil" Bur tne hen. srt
how about the hen o. rs the hin, slti Bad luck ~
tht MIA caught liyn- eggs for the rebel army.
and Federal soldier coulGn't stand thar ANYHOW.
and her lex th5t stopped thtt ~ treason %
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
TnE COURl OF ApPEALs.
ALBANY. Oct A-In the Co,r, .

hi"'hNit W.. I'LL IIt lOlft Di ADDoIl3
TO-DAY e. fl0wiu9 bu 1u-s so frIft. .efnd:
70 29i lucy Hoo and oier4 Gu rI,4n. rosnoafonfq
art JIahaB Oy5 ami fntber trlsrct ec 81 Dsltpfs,
a'R"en ~ Ian kiis 10 appel uf stephen ~ D.iff
r p'h,fnI' o IJy y AZ = ekfi ry. a. Ilfsuf etc.
Sl~ dahi. D. tIe NeW prk Celffa, aud Hudson
EaI gio t.pfny. app I'm Wl cd 20 2t0.--ID n
u hl and 80 cr r si' eni-. ge0roo ". kfdf al
othofs. 'ppe'i suJmiiei He 2 Z LnuIs BOsser ie.
- uisnf GfOr KID end er- Dell ll's. 80.
mttet. - N ill am f. NlIs or rrsDDn ni. q 70.
~. dDd % 0 ifq T. iIr
app llJBt Jam LInfing ~ .cspopd eft.
f0r ucsd y Dcoher5, 1880: = 30 - ., Z, 5.I,
55t. % jJ6 T. 80. 3d. 50l 55i. o., jT. 55 jG9 %
545. 5s2 , y, 577. jiS.
lay calendar for date. 27e, z9l 2Gl 3ol 3.3
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
AN AppElL f0R rHE FRENCH MISSIONS.

Eugene Revellaud and the Rev. G.. +.
Dodds OF the French ProNstanJ dcputatUn, delivered
ad .res.es at TIC church of the Rev D.. Crosby at
FOGrh-ave. ana Twenty y-secOn0st., Snndiy magaing.
M Revell aud was educated a. p lawyer A. the EII;or
81 lie SigHH newspaper published IN Pr =. h" has
been a iraler EreIcn tEouCht in the Dlrec OF
Pro,cstau ism. He and tie Rev. Mr. DOGds. merry
o Eiuburgl, hu now director IN the MISSIONS Il Pts-
have the Protestant Cburcu Of this eouHfrt 70
nve iniOrmat Ol AMI create syInpat , Tor Fr. nrh
PrOtestanis Dr. Crosby commended Tie work = the
visitors. NJ. Rrveuiaud then gave MANY facts in
to Pro e-ttntIsm IN France aud appealed fOr
sIsfa I'd
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
TWO UNFORTUNATE BROKERS.

Elijah A Tiger, the insurance broker, was
arraigned o. Gene al Sessions yesterday on
the noicmr nj charging MIN with having Ia Bls posses
zion the bonds from N ritt G. Trlmble OF NJ
81 Corandt-St AlgcrnOn S. SuIlvtn appeared as his
counsel and entered plea OF not guilty. william Nc
G bbOn, VINO Jointly iudiced with Leonard X jerome,
ir ana EdWal ii PdCuci cOUcc ciilne bonds win "a
gully knowledge. lost by Br Ives e. Co., also
prared. H. was represented BY cxJuIge Busicad VINO
off red plea no, guty. BotD cases wiil be tired
mex
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
WHAT rs ON THE CALENDAR.

The calendars Of the Courts wHich opened
yesterday were burieued great number OF GER
torari cases wnch arose Of the laws passed last
sprlHg State egslature tgdrd to tHe taxation
OF stock OF CORPORATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

Hele Rivers, grand larceny John short. ~ wilson GrO
van Pe robbery IdUA Smith fe.ni1la a.slf r bat
ter Nay White Thomas smith lIrre iF POM 100 rlln
PART II-Cowing J -T"o Peypa aef. % rl i oft
feDn0us asslut ane battery NlrIff I...ef r5 ~ q l.f
Durpity ffw - nolan T'0m4s 3 .'r ION ) sci rrl41
tlce,. M.thae fa1S william H .rthy Nffhag iluf,.
NcCarihy aiding IrOnei escape: Henry Ozll Iot.
~ '@--' Nv
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

rfud tiem are fhc grounds of tho apptal whlch me
husire-s ne 81 Philadelphia make 10 tine lntchRrhee'
fbe conservatism, aBa tie loyalty or the Ameilcah
piofir M
ar apuen. wi NOT be inndc In vain. Tie lost cause
vii continue Ds iost The victorious cause VIII con
fruo 81 Dee vriuiious, or u moy"f win ne ,sseDtlh
movement OF the world tward liberty. equality, ira
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

good as carried already. The Toledo District, IN
stead of beng Democratic. he counts as doubtful,
and probably Republican. HIS 81 's<lhcailon o me
districts is Republican, o; doubtful. but probably
Republican, /; Democratic, 4. T. V. s.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
SENATOR CoNKLING ENrERTAiNED.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 4-Senator Conkling visited
course behind the famous trotter Maud 81 In company
with her trainer, w. W. Blair.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
pAMAGEs AGAIxsr 4 STREET CAR COMPANY.

The sui brought by Edward MahaIy, of No.
026 Bcr2eusl.. Brooklyn, Injunction 10 recover
aamayes from the B BIshwick Stree Railroad Company
for wing switch IN from II his house tried before
Juigc McCue IN the BROOKLYN Guy Court yesterday.
me jury awarded the pl tnih $500 damages.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
{iolro dlIo nuGuiS
East Side.

East Side.
A ADYERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ Y0Kk Illl, 81 WILL bE HECEINED At tHE
hrs,.st or 39s West Nv nW-tars.. cor Eghh ave. -.
sys cor. Forty.e,n rs at the lIALEH officE. 80.
ioGril S. Iar Savings Baildiug up " u at
An AMERICAN WIDOW With pleasant
n home w0ld board child infant fror tit.i
unexccpuona ree,ence Address 3. C., Uptown Tribune
Al WAyERLY-PLACE. opposite New
fni,noa b.el fa.t aesired reiernee TO occupants or
= GRAMERCY PARK.-L,rge square rooms,
. sute sing Z, with hrst,lass board.
-! EAST 22d~st.-Room> 70 let with board;
~ ~ the Gnre second a2or aid ree 70 ms on The ia
.R.s 5TH-AVE., corner 10TH-sT.-S
non snies ani rooms superior Ooari one suite VIA
1sDl EAST 23D-SF-Partics wishing ha0d-
at above address; reerelces riv en- and required
West SIDE
4 LARGE sunny room. We'll furnished, with
~ Out eo-FG 70 sfntemenoniy private family st,fea'
At 6S WEST l9TH-Sr.-Iarge ani sml,l
- 10 aN snse or en- suite resaurlnt opposite appoint
ELEG NNTLY FURNISHED back nailor in
-, n ,o 'Soy Ps,yaie "a iy: s1aois ior ON % to
roqurei. Cal between and ~ .3 Nest .Oth..
GENTLEMEN desiring iir>t-cass rooms.
~ parors ard eiroom.. with board lair prcs uu I.
ceptVnaOe o,.ity address &C. Tribune Upi0Hn Oh q,
l.-aS Brodi"ay-
DARrIES suffering with men nj or nervous
! d-ea,c= have Board ard proper attention .
lhate itnlA Address GAfENl ENCE. TrbU.c Iu,oNh
OhiDo. LIS Bluaiway
40 RENT with BOARD.-Second floor suite
Of han some rooms private tablo desired
required. No q West i7tG.st
.)nitl-oT., between 9th and 6th-aves.-ro
~ single gentleman pleasant nicely furnished
without bre3ktlt anliN private Address q W.. IrlbuuS
Uptown orce. l.25 Broads ay
lE WEST 27rIl-Sr.-SecOnd house wtsi of
Broadway, moth sides elegant parOrs mont roon,
Dad loOr sac aud appointments Good rooms
top door
0%TH-Sr. WEST, No. 4O.-Elegant rooms
-'I suite sngy table uneNcepuonabe best
pISr-Sr. ana Furnished apart
- mcnts private tab required families desirlng
cho,ce acoomuio atlous tor winter apply az EVERErf
's.B WEST 32D-Sr.-Very superior furnished
~ CONNECTING with bath and all Conyen.euecs
gentlemen; breakfast udestcd
tl WEST 27rH-oT.-A Handsomely fur
~ nshld sule Of rooms also single Tor gentle
men none bu nslo ass permanent parties need agpy Iet
erencoA
.lllu WEST 45rH-ST. - Second brown.
~~OC stone front from nToaawayi small family Mi ict
and location nrsielassi best Of references gwen ana -
quirei.
tcsl WEST 22D ST.-Newly.lun.sl.. /
I1OsD Rooms wihoat DOari conye enleut 10 seet al
| L. roads private tmiy references
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
UNIVERSITY OF TIL

UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
The Law Department OF the University of the City
Of New York opened Yesterday. and from the mum
Der of applications made II was estimated that
about seN enty-hye students would attend the lee
lures. The University opened September IT, and
tue Medical Department September 30
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05
West SIDE.

lsDg EAST 23D-ST. Parties wishing haOd-
~ rooms with COOL board would 80 well Be- c.N
at the above address Te eIeuoes glyen and required
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

4 LAHG. sunny ROOM We'll furnished, with
n out board % gentlemen only private family f.ticl.
ces. No - West 1lsJ>L
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

4 L 6S WEST l9TU-S r.-Large nt smlN
menis hr,tC.i>S
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

EENTLEMEN desiring ir>t-cass r0ams.
~ pariors ard bedroom with board iair prize uu
ceptonaOie loo4ty, address &C. rusUEe Upi0en
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

.DAltl-oI., between 9th and 6th-ayes.-rO
~ single grutleman pleasant nicely furnished &C.
uud 0or back with al uulcru conNenicueea with
without breakfast amlV private Address W, IrlbuuS
Uptown ofice. l.23 BrOadN ny.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

DAkTlES suffering with men nj or nervous
! dseases have Board a'd proper attention .
p late family. Address GNPERl ENCE rnbU.c Uu,oNn
Oiite. Lbs Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

seE WEST 27rH-Sr.-Second house wtst of
- Broadway, moth ,ides elegant parOTs roonl
Dad door, aud appointments Good
ton iuar
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

TO RENT with BOARD Second floor suite
required 40. Is West 47thst
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

ELEG ANrLY FURNISHED back nailor IN
II strictly private ia lily suitable ior t'-
Inca. wiiHOut boa uncXceDii0nablc rclslou,s ts I'D
required. cali between and D. in. ~ IS Nest .ui'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

'R'e 5TH-ANE., corner l0Fu-ST.-Suuny
eI'g iIon suites an rooms superior boarl suit, "a
private table and special servant.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

.l[rH-Sr. WEST, No. 40-Elegunt rooms
-~'I suite singly, table uneNooptonabe best
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

s1s EAST 22d-St.-Room> 20 let with board;
tie entire second hO)r aid The o. rd
al lhe lmnr.y-Monls. relo e1.e 80 lahIa hoara-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

tl WEST 27rH-oT-A handsomely fur
~fO nshod snie OF rooms also single rO0ns Tor gentle
none but ngseass permanent parties neel apply Iet