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BUSINESS CHANCES.


iron sALE--A feed store; reasons for selling ap-
~ ply ut 5Oj leuih 81 NV. nolG3.t
EOR SALE-Ihc "A .teution Of the public is invited
~ to that beautifully situated high, dry and heal by
building lot, First st. near n Please call and eS-
anime IL. noiG3tt
NNOR SALie-Lots ~ aud "a In square i0l, fronting
II west ON SiNtccnth ST. W. between = and 4 sts
price 80 cents per square FOOT also lot ~ Blake ST.
square lOl price 20 cenis per square foot; cas Ap
ply TO II MURRAY, 2l7 -Four -and-nhalf 4 n
noi0eif
~ HEA1 DARgA gAINS-BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
w KE5tDENCES.
Suburban Property, Stock ard Garden Farmn I'm
proved and UnmprOved City Property, For sale
rent and exchange. Office hours from a. IN 10 y. M
Exchanging espsclaly VIM II. MAIN d BROS.
81. Charles Hotel
Corner Third st. aud penna ave. ~ w.
Mooney LOANED
At 0. AND PER CENT.
ON sAT1SFACTORY SECURELY,
At-u JOHN SHERMAN q co.
OH RIST M Am &c CO,
No 40 ID street northwest
REAL IsTArE BRUKERs
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS rom siOO TO t2O,oOO
deci3
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AUCTaON NAdEh.

VOHN SHERMAN & co. Real Estate Agents ant
~ AuctiUneers, st. Cloud Building.
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pc, murder olJ, f. Butler trial iu progress
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY,

CWCuT Court DIVISION No. l-JrsrlcE MAC.
ARliuR.-No o.. Barber * Co vs.. Peoples savings
company: IL, Wilson vs., Sultcr ct al; IN Hines,
u.e OF Buchc, VS. Bryan. 2J1 Rcycils vs. Parker:
2Sl Washington market company Us, Davis; 2S7,
Zla2ugDr ys, Boau 2lj shNcr vs., Brown; 3U,
Carroll SIS. smith 3lI, Gaines vs.. Dexter 800 Gllln-
water e Campbell " Curtin y fcg,mnn,3 81 Blox-
ham ct al. ~. Wilson ct nlS 80, United Suites
eX rel A. Y. Lyic,, VS.. ThomI son el pI 3l7, Patch
vs.. White. 32l. Nullr VS. FuuuCc.
Cmcuu CouHr DIyINoS 30. 2--JusrcE WyLm-
AppcM calendar No, li6, Baum, use etc, VS..
pratp lI7, Baum, use, etc, W.. Tyler las, Baum.
u.c. etc, VS., EuuyiSle. Regular calendar No 2lS,
Myers ,v llous VS. Collins 6i0 Lulley Sim pson;
37s Roth vs.. Baltimore 4 Potomac railroad COM
puuy; $50. Central National baul; SIS, Brlmhlll ct
al; 3S6 IIuIsl, Miller Il Co. vs. Moses Jones & Co.;
GSS Calgcu VS.. MorriCc 800, ierlihv vs. District
Columbia; 39l, Diugcy Bros W. Barker Bros.
EQUITY CuuEr-JusTICE CoN,-NO, %, Fletcher
vs. Murray y, Matthews vs. Baldwmi 40. Merriman
We. Barrett, -. Rcgan VS., Regau 49, Douglpss vs.
Lucas 4S Brown VS.. BuTlcw 10, ppplc VS., Reese;
o. Robinson VS. shoemakeE %, Ashton W.. Wall;
53. Kilbourn vs.. Lalta. o. Walter vs.. Gently 65,
Johnson vs. Saunders 30, Myers VS.. Myers; 81, Ma
son VS.. Mason, hS Winter VS.. Winter,
CUpuSAL CuuHT--J usrICE JAMES William Pope
murderotJ, L. Butler.
National Republican., 1880-11-16

OFFICE Rooms IN No. 32l and $40 FOut-anda-bali
hreel u. W.; also In ass Louisiana avenue n W.
Call for weekly RcntLlsL
HoR RkNT-.A iour-stply store, with sevon-stoty
A pnck bnldlnE, suitable tor manufacturing or
whOlcshle establishment Apply to w LIOMP
SON, Nat onal Metropolitan bunk. 'nol1.lm
EoR RENT-No 2025 Eleventh st W, II rooms,
tlG li6 Bridge st. Geurgetuwn n rooms 2lO)
slG 10y Eleventh stsw rooms as isl5 Ctt1w
rooms, al5, lOii-iOiT sta ", stores 10 ~ " ~
rooms, Apply 10 A . CAYWOOD. VA Ninth y
NV. nos on
EoR RENr-Call and ser our lisi Of property lot
rent JOHN SHERMAN a co,
fe8-tf ~ Cloud Building
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WANTED-Dya single gentleman tphysclan).
w employment In one of the departments; a
pleasant room and good board in private family
tno other boarders) with pleasant society, about De-
cember Il must be convenient To patent oilicc. Ad-
dress with terms Lock Box 90! z o. nolG.att
National Republican., 1880-11-16

WTANTED-By n smart Intelligent American girl
w hilecn years OF age, light employment OF an
acceptable nature which would admit OF her sleeping
Mt home; pennanshp good. Address EVA, Repnbii.
oilCO ~ ' unIk
National Republican., 1880-11-16

A PLACE by married man having a thorough
IA practical knowledge of his business as gardener
or farmer. Please address GARDENER, Republi.
UillCe,
National Republican., 1880-11-16

10y n respectable white girl, fifteen years OF age u
~ situation to assist In store or in onlcrtIonaryi
Will tatU any respectable situation by which size
could obtain her livelihood. Address EVA, Republl-
can Office. nol2
National Republican., 1880-11-16
WANTEO-sITUATlONs.

pYn thoroughly experienced young lady. n sltua.
tion as clerk In n notion fancy store. Address
NO lOlO Eighth st tnw. nolG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
THE WONAN'S HOSPITAL.

The twenty-ffth anniversary of .hc WOma's Hos
pitil was held Yesterday. ~ Fourth-lyc and Forty
niuth-st.. Ex-Governor Morgan presiding. The
report OF the Board of Governors was
read by Charles \. Talbot. The annual re-
port Of the Board of Lady Supervisors was
rad BY Mrs Jonathan Edwards. The total receipts
Of the institute ION for the year ending November
were $3s. G77 ii, the expenditures S}7. G77 o. ;
leaving a balance IN the treasury OF & 900 10. The
annual report of the Medical Board read by DR..
j. H. Hunter of the hospital. Five thousand, three
hundred and nnety-scycn had been treated, of whom
$3.50 mad been turned out. The Rev Dr.. Henry g..
Potter of Grace Church. then made Orief address.
The medical address read by DR.. Robert +.
krnberg. Ap0lios r. WetmOIc, Bailey Meyers. ~.
Warren Goddard, the Rev. DR.. John Hail, Mrs.
Lewis Jones, president of the Board of Lady Super
visors; Mrs. j. !. Astor. Mrs. GARNER Rowland.
Mrs Colt Mrs. NORWOOD, Mr.. +. II. Morgan. Mrs.
Daniel Torrance. Mrs. Percy WhIte. Mrs. james
hickman. Mrs. j. b. Trevor, Mrs John Taylor john
bton and Mrs General Culium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
GEOGRAPHICAL CHANGES ~ ASIA.

The American Geographical Society listened last
evening ~ paper by the Rev. owen Street of
Lowell Mass on " The Changes III the Physical
Geogrgrhy of the Ancient Home of Man III Central
and Western ASIA" The speaker was introduced
bv the Vice President OF the Soricty, General
George w. Cullum. Among those present were the
Rev DR.. Roswell ID. Hitchcock Edwards Pierre
pont Lieutenant Frederick Schwatka, Captain
William Arthur, T.. +. De Costa. Luther
r. Marsh, theodore W. Dwight John
A. Hadden and b. !. Rcinnlrt
The speaker first aludcd TO the evidence that West
ern ASIA was the startnG-poiut for the spread Of
mankind after the deluer, and that The res,on IN
ANA around the BASIN of the Caspian sea hal ar one
time saubrious and temp rte climate, and u
population devoted 10 agricuitnfo ana 'Nccl.iug IN
war This ne sad, was proved not Ouly by the
writings OF Moses, nut 81 Ii,rodo'ns and A'uophon
TINS region owed ITS favorable climate lu ancient
fiu,S 10 vast ia and seas one of which cnur O. 't
the Black and Caspian Seas, an extended cls wa.d
over the present desert OF 6oui Go ttiu.- with "a
width of from 500 20 500 m!lcs Another occupied
a large tract III the u0tthcrn part Of SibcuI. Tic
speaker attributed INC Dsdpp aiduce II these tudle,
OF water g. tne evaporation I'd by hos, dry Ulnds
sweeping FOR centuries across them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19

damages from woman who induced her husband
| to leave her. The plaintiff was Mrs Maria ~ y.
Kneesey and the defendant Augusta Exner. Inc
defendant in her testimony admitted living with
Kneesey. but said she dId not know he was mar
RED man.
John BoWden. an English sailor died at the City
Hospital Wednesday from starvation While on a
Scottish bark on the voyage from San Donlhgo
to tn, port he was wrecked with his IeIioW-seaeu'
A number of them died. but the survivors were res
cued after several DAYS of prlvatlon, by stealne.
and brought TO this port. Most OF them were caIeu
for in New York. but BOwden was taken 10 BROOK,
lvn Efforts TO induce his stomach 10 retain 1000
were unsuccessful and after lingering ten DAYS ne
died. To his physician he did not state the name Oh
the bark to which he belonged
JERSEY CITY.
There are at present SOC, 900 bushels OF gram III
the Erie grain elevator.
Patrick Nolan, of No. 525 Grove-st, was arrested
on charge Of atrOci0us assault ana battery ycssrI
dav. During quarrel between Nolan anu us M,s,
HYDE the owner of a liquOr-shOp in Nlnth-st Moran
bit one of the woman's thumbs nearly OIL lie was
committed to await trial.
Ralph d. Earle of No. 1OJ YOrk-st, n son OF City
Treasurer Earle was before Justice Streng yester
dav on charge Of embezzlement, made by James
u YelrinQton an agent for Morse & Bray diamond
brokers' of this city. Mr.. lerrington alleged tnat
Earle obtained pair OF diamond earrings iloln
Morse q Bray over year ago under the pretence
that lie had customer who would purchase tDein.
The ornaments were valued at $3.50 The prisoner
refused to make any @ aHa wa the aeton of
the Grand Jury.
NEWARK.
Several OF the Jurors in the Lammens murder trial
have signed a petition for q communication OF Inc
sentence of Lam mems to Imprisonment for life.
General Grant has accepted An invitation to be
present at a supper to be given by the FTeingnuy,
sen Engineer Corps Monday evening. tie VIII DC
the guest of e1 Senator Frelinghuysen.
County Physician Hewitt has ordered an inquest
in the case Of Joseph Vlliers, who died Wednesday
from the effects of injuries received IN an c1posoh
at his lignoid factory in COurt-st. Saturday last
In consequence of the statements made by two
bows who escaped from the City Home IN regard to
the quality of the food furnished to the inmats OF
the Home. an Investigation has been ordered by
Mayor Fielder.
NEW,JERSEY.
GUrTENBERG.-James Mooney, laborer en-
Moved in the abattor az GUTENBERG was instantly
killed Wednesday afternoon, his skull being
crushed between two fly wheels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
TIE NINTH AYENrE MrRDER.

NOTEBOOK CLAIMS TO HAVEAcIED ~ sfLF-DGIiNCE.
Frederick icibrook. who shot and killed James
McCegney Wednesday nlght,in Burn,'s liquor shop.
nj Ninih-dvc. and Twenty uIEth-st, was committed
yesterday to the IomDs by Coroner Knox, II await
The inquest. lie made 10 formal statement, but
saId that hc acted IN scli-irlrucc. Nctsguct and
"a woman came INTO his place just before bc -tilur,
and the former. VINO seemed apprchcnsyc that llo-
brook wouid replace Inn III The wom1u's favor,
struck hun and pursued him into tho room
where the shooting took place. The woman
mad not been found yesterday. The police Wcro
masking every effort 10 discover hon, AS her tcsti-
mouy J. considered OF the highest importance.
The pistol used by Holbrook J., Of very large
caibTc and the bullet entered McCemU, BRAIN,
killing hlm ON the spot. NcCc-rcy was dlososntc
aud for some time had not been recognized by his
father. He had worked a. a Iaborrr on the Ninth
Avenue Elevated Railroad until few months ago
when he opened a cigar store aud policy shop az No.
1886 NInth-ave TINS place lIobrook. who came
from Texas, purchased TWO months ago. McCc@ney' >
wife Is also said TO have beer tdISslpdtcd and The
two did not always live tocctbCy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
A PEDESTRIAN WITH TWO WIVES.

An examination took place Yesterday before
Justice Kcnna III the Fourth District Court III
Brooklyn III the case CT William ~ Cousins. Of
East Houston-s st. tins city, VINO is charged with
bgamy. His two wives are Isabella Remer, of No.
1Gl West-st., Brooklyn, and the woman pedestrian,
who under the name OF Fanny Edwards has taken
part III several walking matches. Cousins, who X
also n pedestrian, arrested Wednesday
on the complaint of Mrs. Cousins No.
|, TO whom he was married October IL
by the Rev. Lewis Francis, OF the Kent Street Re-
formed Church IN Brooklyn.
After living with her about two weeks serious dis
agreements arose and he deserted her, coming to
Ncw-YOTk. November he was married 10 Fanny
Edwards, who had been a bridesmaid at his first
marriage, by the Rev. Francs j. SkIllman OF this
city, Alter living with her Il week be returned 10
his hrst love, and after telling her what he had
done, threatened 10 " knGck her teeth down her
throat Il she complained. After statement Of the
case III court tno further cXapiBatIon adjourned
until November 81. Mrs. Cousins No. 2 went III
search of BAH for the man. who said Ia lie train
ing for the six days walk Tor The O'Leary belt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
The TWO SUSPENDED BANKS.
MEETINGS OF THE DEPOsIroRs AT HACKENsACK-
COMMITTEES APPOINTED TO CONFER WITH III
pTTrIVFP

MEETINGS OF THE DEPOsIrORs AT HACKENsACK-
COMMITTEES APPOINTED TO CONFER WITH TIE
RECEIVER.
meeting of the depoators of the Bank OF Bergen
County and of the Bergen County Savings Bank
was held at the National Hotel, Hackensack, y. D.,
YESTERDAY afternoon. AbOut 300 depositOrs We're
present and Directors K. p. Tcrhune and Garrett O..
Ackef-on, ir. Judge W i. Skinner was chosen
chairman T. ". StacC said the meetirg was called
to determine among other things, whether a CO.
receiver with Mr johnson suouid he appointed
or q committee be selected TO employ experts Tor an
examination OF tie books uf the Bank OF Bergen
County. Henry Stewart said that the assets could
not have disappeared they had done. unless there
bad been the grOsScst nlsmanageinent on me larl OF
the directors George H. Coitey thought that there
eas 10 question about the Integrity ana aOIltY oil
Receiver johnson, bat that It was desirable that
gentleman occupying his position should not nave
any ailha!on with the directors o. tue D"hk'
Charles v. Nasslcr declared that 1t would De ui-
possible to the receiver unless charges were
preferred az inst INN.
A. nardenburgl representing number of de-
posltors. advised caution and dcliberaion on the
part of those Interested, aud SAID that 1t would be
absurd for the depOsItors 10 try 10 hight the Cont
Of Chancery III the matter OF receiyer lie
opposed "A motion to appoint committee
10 examine the accounts Of the bank. and SAID that
il would be impossible TO learn the condition OF the
Savings Bank until the condition of the County Bank
had been ascertaned. There was great deal OF
excitement il Bergen County, and every man who
had lost dollar in the bank wanted IL accounte ed for
Ii would not I've possible 10 tell what the assets were
until the mutilsted accounts had been Strengthened
out. .
Cornelius Christie said, in regard to Mr.. Johnson,
that IT was not in human nature for an Interested
person to do as well III adjusting financial dill
Guilty as disinterostcd person W. j. Comes, treas
ureI of the Hackensack Improvement Commission.
representing $4,000 Of the bonds OF the Commits,
SION and So 900 of the depositors money, advocated
the appointment of committee TO act with the
receiver. -
Receiver Johnson was then invited to speak. He
promised to wind up The bank as economically as
possible and declare n dividend soon as he could.
Two committees OF three each were appointed 10
confer with the receiver aud examiner and make
such examinations rs they deemed proper IN DOth
banks. and especially discover which directors II
any, have been negligent.
j. J. Berry. the embczzler. was still Frustrated by
nervous excitement yesterday Mt the county jail.
HIS wife IN constantly by his side. Wednesday
evening lie was visited by Director X. T. Ierhunc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
THE VICTIM OF INFATUATIOY.

A YOUNG WOMAN ~ PHILADELPHIA, WHO Is ri
LrvrD 10 81 INs,ST, LrAVEs HER HUsBASD
HER ARREST IN THIS CITY.
4 Young and handsome woman, who IS said to be
the runaway wife Of man OF good standing IL
PhlladclphIa and to be connected with the best
families IN that city, was prisoner NJ Police Head
quarters YESTERDAY She was arrested Wednesday
evening Oh a tram that came tfpm Gnlladc!pAH by
roundslnan of the Fifth Precinct, upon phlc
instructions from Police Headquarters issued by Ia
suector Dilks. The officer took his prisoner di-
rccty to Police Headquarters, whore she was placed
in charge of Matron " Webb. with instructions 10 for
bid anyone who Was no. authorized by the lnsUcc. OF
to speak 20 her.
Dispatches were sent 10 The NOlnIHs trends n
Philadelphia, who had demanded hcr arrest, and
they reached this city yesterday morning. inr IN
spcctOr declined, however. after CJutrlTng WIN
President French. tO keep the woman under
lock and key until the arrival OF her husband, and
this action II WAS said was caused BY representa-
tons that she was not ~ her TIghf mind Inspector
Dix, land the matter before Justice smith. m the
jefferson Market Police Court, and was directed by
hm 10 keep the woman at Police headquarters
until turtDer Developments =. fI.pil ch'- were sent
to the husband and his arrival IN the city, with
physicians vino knew the woman and could testify
as 10 her sanity, was CXpCcitd Fc~ttIli N'HiNg.
The officials at Police Headquarters refused 10
speak Of the matter. aud every CnUIt was made 20
suppress, II. Mr. French, however. substanuaicd
the following story: The woman Is young hardly
eighteen. and of excellent family, Her husband,
whom she married years ago, moves ia he best
socia. circles Both are wealthy, possessing large
independent fortunes On "a voyage rom lurppo
last year The wife became the victim OF an uuiortu-
nate iufltuatIon Tor a feilow-irayclicr It
young Spaulard and all o09ft5 % wcau
her from II proved frlltle~s. She became rutlr,l.
eswaug,d from hsr husband, and TIE ialItuation.
II was claimed by Ecr friends, d"raurcd her reason.
close watch was kent upon her movement, 100 ths
expectation that she might attempt 10 escape. IN
accident that ucc red 10 her husband furnished the
opportunity. ard Wednesday the women .clt her
hOm., but. hrr absence having been discovered In
time was arrest -d upon hcr arrival ia tn city.
Tic woman has not the appearance Of AN insane
person. and does not speak like one. Her name
I'm I,t. ltf.G
by every official who was cOgulZnt oil her arrest and
identity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19

tonary; as measured by the records Of private ,n.
tons t has increased 800 per cent We beIsv~s st
!argess encourages people 10 throw their children MIL
he care or these private Institutions IL ia tha upoa
capita gt that plays this mischief Why some Of th
INSTITUTIONS have agents, wbppersin. who eet co
mission Tor bringing children to them-even In Nem
jersey seventy Der cent Of the children put in tba
Institutions, ostensiby criminals, are not crjmnaI
and are put In these institutions simply to secure The
capita allowance. ' VIC w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19

ing would have to be erected, the background diff
ference of level of over FIVE feet. Both would have
to be graded before any buildings could be erected.
The little plot which the Natural History Museum
stands has difference of fourteen feet III its grade
in the short distance Of 800 feet and would also
have to be graded. Tie rest Of the proposed ste
shows great irregularities on the surface, WhIch
COuld only he graded at very large cost.
4 protest was presented Yesterday 20 the Park
Commissioners by the Taxpayers Central Assocla
ton against the Of Central Park for the FAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
A MISSING STEAMER HEARD FROM

The agents of the Monarch Line yesterday re-
ceived a cable dispatch from London saying that
the steamship Assyrian Monarch, which is now ten
days overdue at this port from Huh. had been
sighted November Z. in latitude 42o north, lougI-
tnde 4O- west about 300 miles east OF Sandy
Hook under sail she had losShrec blades %. her
propeller. Ii Is thought probable that the steam
Ship Bristol, which sailed from Bristol. L. gland,
October 30 ana was dine at his port last saturday,
Las sighted tic disabled vessel and has her 10 Tow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19

A gentleman who employs a great number
OF hands mandatory the Wes OF scotland, IN OK.
der TO encourage work people due attendance at
church fstday told them that n they went 10 chGrcn
they receive their for that day IN the same
manner IL they had been work. upon which depu.
tatiOn appointed 10 acQuamt their employer Una.
II he would pay them Tor over hours they w0ud aend
likewise at the Methodist chapel nm the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
T. B. Conway and others, was sent to President

SIR: Cadet J. c. WHITAKER Ia leave OF absence.
Some OF his friends propose q cOurtmartia; others,
among whom the honor TO stand think. as the
case was proven against the boy that the
by restoring him to his form.r place and position,
would % ONLY an act OF Justice the feDdess youth
subserve the interests OF humanity and give an addl-
tOnal evidence OF his purpose recognize no cOor
IL our dc ..ibg with American citizens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
NO DEVELOPMENTS IN THE PHILIP CASE.

John l. Davenport, who has been Washington
fOr few DAYS working up some features Of the
Phip forgery, retained last evening. lie declined
to make paDhc for the present, anything further in
the case He SAID however. that disclosures would
presently be made that would astound the c4sAoiu-
nIty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Uind,or Hotel-The Earl Of Airlie and Lady
Maude oglyy Of scotland fns 1senus hot,t1Goyerh9r
and John B. Alley Of Foson Aeo YORK HOe-Congress
man X. VI. McLane. OF Maryland and General William b.
81 Hartford Ererst HotLssTnomaso Sayin-
Gienhdu HotI-General stewart Van Vhet U. s. A....
Easus Corning. OF Albany. and ex%oDgress
NJ Davy. Of Rochester SicCdnt Hobs>-Surgeon
f. Wnsow, L. =. N. W,sunlpster Hotei-Con gresham
elect C. C. Jadwin. OF PENNSYLVANIA. CGreRdsn Hotel
Robert Ienor Banks, Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY
Snn 6.5l sun 4.39 Clock slov IL. -
Moon res-6:49 AooL sOuths. l39 ,iav.
HIsH WATER TODAY n
SANDY HOOK sos Gov. JsanI.. 9i5 Hell Gate Liza
IGH WAlRR rObsY-P
sandy HOOK. 9:2J Gov. Island 1905 Hell Cate, Tx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19

The only successful Pen the market The OILY
Pen with diamond circle around the point I've soy
RGN is the latest improved MACKNNoN PEN which can 70
closed INTO email for the pocket and lengtene
For sale by first class history OF .s
MACKSNOS PEN, ITS price. &C. free MAchlNNON TN
Co. 700 Broadway. Fult0n-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
FRIENDLY 10 CADET WHITAKER.

The following letterIu regard 10 Cadet Whitaker.
SIGNED by tie Rev. j. Hyatt Smith. Congressman
elect in the llld District, Brooklyn; the Rev. Or.
Justin d. Fulton. the Rev. d.. l.. Guy Ter, General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
LIE MACkINNON PEN.

Steel Frame Fire Proof Safes, Combination
Locks inside Bolt Works rockingham Emory 20 Nesey'A
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H 80
lAnVCDcelncDSl

James b. Lowering. esq, Jersey City, says (
Have had liver complaint for tfteen years dypepn,'
worst form eight Tho Holman Pad Company treat
ment has wroughta great change Great Oenent 10 my family
many friends"