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Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
Stafln' $ NgW Ilavea TTansp0ffaiIon LIne

Saafin's RsW Haven Transportation Line Commencing Wednesday, Sept. 4th, 1878, \ lister, will leave New Haven sf 1O:16 p. m. on Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. Lesve New York at a n every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
 The ERASTUS CORNING, Capt. 5poor, has recent ly had thirty added and is in frst-class shape for carrying passengers, will leave New Haven st I015 p. every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Leave Nsw York Et P. u. every 5nndsy, Tussdsy snd Thursday. C1siy Sunday night boat from Nav Fork. sFsrs reduced sc s1, including berth tn cabin. {" S1.50, " '' sEaEerocEn.
 Tickets for tho round trip, SI 50. FREA COACH leaves the depot at BIO p. n. Leave corner Church and 0hapal streets every half hour commencing 8:30 D. n.
 Tickets sold and baggage chscEed to Philadelphia.
 Freight billed to the West at New York rates.
 Special freight rates t0 Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
 Boats isnd foot Of Ccrtandt street, close to Psnns snd New Jersey Central R. R. Ferry. Baggage trans ferred free.
 Tickets and Ststeroous be purchased at Tontins Hotel at Ed Downes, S59 Chapel St., and ct Downes News Agency, 35l Chapel Street.
 Stateroorns for Sunday night boat can be obtained v. A. SpaEldins's drug store e9 Church street.
 V. B. MILLER, Agent, New Haven,
 V. O. Na&kEisN, Gaenerz! Agent, Pier IS North Ri var. New York sS
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02

Steamboat Line for New York,
 Fare $fs including Berth. Tickets for fkae Round 'Erfp. al.S0. The Steamer 0. H. NORTaAM, Capt. ssRssszss.zzasJ. G. Bowns, will leave New Haven at 1200 p. m., Sundays excepted. Staterooms sold at Berkele Curtiss. I09 Church street, near Chapel.
 Steamer CONTINENTAL. Cspt. F. J. Peck, leaves New Haven St 10:15 a.I Ia. Sundays excepted
 FROM NEW Y0RK-The 0. E. NORTHAM lesyes Peck Slip st D. m., snd the CONTINENTAL at II o'clock p. n., Sunday excepted,
 Sunday Night kSoEt for Now York.
 The Steamer NEW HAVEN, Capt. Snow, leaves New Haven at il n. StaterooEns sold at the Park House and Elliott House.
 Tickets sold and baggage checked through to Philadelphia (both routes) Balfimoreand Washington. s2O JAS H AUanf
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
Boston sS NevS York Air Line RH

DOsGUU az N SVf Y HOFk AIT L1n0 RR R, EsAs55ssS&zSa On and after MONDAY, March 24th s15fzsRGGS-e.zE& 1879, trains will run follows: S:OS a. m. TRAIN for Willinsntic connects at wtu.
 msntc with trains Of the N. Y. & N E. and
 L. N railroads, arriving in Boston at I:l6 D. r
 Norwich at lO:5O 6. m, - ~ 1o:4S g. m TRAIN for Willinantc, connecting at VII.
 tTnantc with N. Y. E N. E. and New London
 Northern Railroads.
 6:S0 p. m TRAIN for WiIlirnsHtic, connecting at Wi
 Insntic with Kew London Northern R. R. for
 Norwich snd New London ' ~ Trains leave Turnerville for Colchester at $50 a m 1:05 snd 7:90 D. rn. '' Leave Colchester for TurnervtIle at 9:25 and IO:5o h., and $40 p. n. o "' Trains connect at Middletowu with the yIonn yalev Railroad for ssybrook and Hartford
 See Posters. J FRANKFTN ma25 Euna-Jy4orda,.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02

NAUGATUCK RAILROAD. EsaAsSHHsEg COMMENCING MAY 16, 1873, trsinx ss1ssSSestsSs5a$aas aasw1u follows:
 GOING E0RTH-LEAvE BRIDGEPORT, fS0 6. n. MilE Train for Wiusted (7:OO SundsysN 1000 s. Passenger Train for Winstsd, conaectfna st Derby from New Haven; st Waterbury for Bristol and Hartford snd WeSertown lGS0 R.. Freight Train for Winated, 250 and 6:55 D. m. Mixed Trains for Waterbury, re ceiving passengers from New Haven at Ansonia 4:50 P. Passenger Train for Winsted, connectino st Derby from New Haven, st Waterbury WstertoRn
 GOING SGUTH-LHAvE WATERBURY SS:00 6. Tn., 800 $. nl Freight Trains 317 and II: h.. 225 D. Passenger Trains S:si D. MiIk. " On Sundays milk train 6:25 D. na, Stages for Litchfield lesVs LitchdeId 9tation on arrival Of all traius,
 Freight trains hs7s passenger accommodations,
 GEO. ". BEACH, Suppl. ItTiQQeIGyt. u1o
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02

Public KnfOrmaTfOIl,
 YSyHAT most excellent specific for Nervous and Gen. \ eral Debility Paralysis, Dyspepsia, etc., Dr. Sam gers Eleutherios Tonic be found wholesale tsil, st 0. B., WHITTLESEY'S Testimonials un- douhkad. nBH
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
New Haven and NorthamDtOD
 RAiTPRQA

NSW Haven &1SG NOrth3mDtOn
 RailPOad. On and after Monday, Nov. 18th, Is7 99&&@1SSee. Trains will leave New Haven et S:IO a me, 1O:8S ELs e,snd 5:9S D. nas for PsinyilIe New Hartford, Westfeld, Hoiyoke, Easthampton Northampton and Williamsburg,
 Trains will arrive from the above points at 9le n, 1:S6 p. and 9:05 p. n.
 Close Connections At PlainvilIe with trains east and west on New yoyk and New England RR.
 At Pine Meadow with Conn., Western RR At Westheld with Boaton and Albany RR At Northampton with Conn. River ER, For particulars see small Time Tables at ths onace and depots. EDWARD A. RAY, -- - General Ticket Agent. Se" daSe1lI NOV 2ott 1875. n26 New RaS9n a1Ael sRzeF9sy RailrOaA rAzzassz3 On and after WEDNESDAY,, May i5ti.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
City yCOurt-CrIminal Side-JudGe StOd-
 

Walter H. Gilman, theft of newspaper, noIled; Ed ward Bater, breach of license law, continued until April 6; James o. Nolan, same, continued until April 6; Frank Lombard, Michael D'Sant, Louis Csvota, theft continued until April q
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
KtMt or Patents
College NOtea.

 Charles D. stubbs, Hartford, two cases
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02

BEGIN BUTTER. t MOTHER fresh lot in lb pails. The quality is A tae very bes-, and will suit particular people. f23 E. HALL SON,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
corr,srovs OFF SANDY HOOK.

Owing to the storm on Saturday none OF tle Euro
mean stramshIs sailed from their piers TniIi carry
ycgt,r iav nom ne. 4 large fleet OIL sailing VeS'eis
which lad anchored in the lower bay ANA inside OF
the horseshoe" also put "a seq eser"ay me Dutch
slim Samaraug which cleared from this port Tor
Sharpness. England, Friday, with a cargo oi '9.3Uo
Bushels Of corn was one OF the vessels when sailed
Yesterday. When off the light ahp The vessel hove
e. TO discharge the pilot. ard IN few moments
afterNard the White scar steamer Gcrm9nlc pas'cd
ont and struck the Samarang about hitecn lcet
ahlft tie forc-TigGiug, crashing III The port sid9
below tie vat + line. carrying away the ioI,yard
and main toG-gaIant mast. The Fessc began I" M
rapidly. when TWO tugs came t. her assistance ana
rowcd her TO Nliddlclank. of sandy Hook, where
size sank. The crew then taken on ard Droueh!
to this city. Tho sam rang was formerly me
American snip lloratip Hams. built IN "lcdIol1
Mass. IN 1865, and sold 20 f. Ii. Van L"euWen ~
Co. of Ro,tcrGam, in 1877, when her name WIS
changed. >, -, g.
Tho Dutch bari. Tancrlanc from Hamburg Tor
Ncy,-York. anchored outside of Sandy HOOK At u p
m SATURDAY. and shortly aitcrward another sup
anchored Immediately astcrn. soon after nIdnlght
the heavy pitching Of the Tamerlane parted the
anchor chalu and sine drifttd down on the snip ana
bad her starboard side auidsnps crushed III, cais,
inc her to leak badly. Her deck-hOuse was carried
away, and other damage was done. she was toWeu
into the bay yesterday and Will nave 10 90 Oh oiS
dock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
FROM LoNpoY-BY STEAMSHIP ALsATrA.
SHTP NEVIS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK......NoV. T.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Str civ Of Richmond tBr) Lcch Liverpool oct * ana
Queenstown -. with mdsc and uai''ngcih 10 JOIN " s
str England OBI, Andrews IiFerpW OIt =. u,' '"''
town - with mdse and passenKcrS 10 + w hurst 49,
str iiwindda OBI, Alan Cardin IA days. Win muse "o
der: vessel 20 G. lullcv l-,,, 1911, ,.,,,c
Naudai Ger. Ilschbien. Hamburg Oc' 80 "'' III"
and passeng,r TO kunhardt 90. 49,, o.. O, ,,t,
Sir Schedam Dutch ChcyalIcr Rotterdam OCt ~ WIN
mo &c and passengers Fuuch. ldye co. 49,, 49,. 60
SIR Cgsalia tBr. Allison, Narcotics sept -
Ir~LoTu O,i z NcsSn TO- Palermo H. naples w, mhaga
~ Gibraltar 30 mdse and $50 passengers 10 hehoio
49,, ,,...oo,o mama
- Malaga o. Il. with fruit 10 Lawrence ules
& CO. vessel to 5 Tucker ~ CO. 81, >,..r,
str Castle Reed. Charleston daYs 10 Vuh'a'"
str Jonn Gibson Travers Georgetown, DC with mdse 10
Sircy of Atlanta Woodhu Charleston Nov ?. with mdse
AMI passengers to Jas Quntard q GO ,,, ,se and
SIR Gate tv. Daggett. Savannah Nov 4, win mdse anu
passengerS Geo lOnEr. -. IN II.
str civ Antonio Burrows, Galveston Oc ~ wa
Key West Nov with mdse and passengers 20 il i'''
Str lone star Quick. New-orleans oct 6. to BoGert q
Str Manhattan Kelly Norfolk, with mdse to Old Dominion
SIM oberon Cof Londor England singapore Aug T. with
mdse order; vessel master anchored NJ the Bar ~
ship Chas II Marshall hutchinson Antwerp oct 10 VII"
mdse TO Orier; vessel to g NJ Marshal & TO- Co.,, IN
shin CuTngl of Wndsp y ~ Gibson Antwerp sept -
via Roads Oct TO- with pix iron 10 order 'esse W
] Whitney & co. -. ,c
DAYS. in ballast to j whitney Co; .., - ,,.,, -
BARK Queen OF IOndOndoI y. 81 NlIsOn buo'h
DAYS. IN ballast t. Neviu7 x son . ~. ,,,s g., bo
Bark Roma tNOr kasinussen southampton 30 uSr j." "'
Bars la Maria Utah rrapano Lisbon 90 days, with old
iron COZ K & TO order; vessel TO Scarpaii a Co.
SUNsET-WIND-At Sandy Hook. 4 gale. NV; clear
anu hazy on shore At city Island. strong Nv" cie'r
Tor later ship Netrs. UGny S'' rim P17@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
LONG ISLAND.

UEMPsTFAD.-Thc remains of tho man found
hanging in the woods near Trimming Square. on
Thursday last, were buried IN the fottcrs tleld on
Saturday. There was nothing on the body by
which II could be identified.
WooDH,vFN-1hc Long Island Bible Society
will hold its sixty fifth fall meeting at Woodhayen
Tomorrow. Yesterday the Rev. William James,
pastor of the Congregational Church at Wood
haven, COMMUNICATED the hfccnth anniversary or
his settlement III that parish by preaching a his
tolical sermon in which he reviewed the growth OF
the village and OF the church
Long ISLAND CITY.-The charge that the reelec-
ton of Mayor DE Bevoisc and the election o. VIII
liam II. SchwatenberC as Supervisor III Long Island
CITY, were secured by frald, Is to be ngdly lnyes-
tgated IL is SAID that there ~ positive proof that
the balotb0X for the city ticket IN the Second Ward,
Blissvile. was changed for stuffed" box, and
that there was a fraudulent count III another dts
trict.
GRrENP0RT.-Leander Jordan and Richard Brad
lev left Grccnpor Monday IN boat. 70 go on fish
ing and cunning excursion in Pecanic Bay. Nothing
more was heard from them until Thursday. when
Bradey's body was found on the beach. lie had
apparently died from exhaustion anu eX-
posture after swimming ashore. Jortan's hat
was subsequently, found on the beach. where
il had been driven by the wind. and 1t Is sup
posed that he was drowned. Jordan leaves wife
and five children IN Grecnport, two OF the children
being sick with scarlet fever. Bradley was I'M
married and had recently come from Port JerylS
- This evening the Republicans Will hold cele-
bration, and there will lie parade of the Boys III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
DEAD IN 4 SEWER EXCAVATION.

The body Of a man about thirty years Old. with
smooth face and dark hair mixed with gray, five
feet and light inches IN height and dccently dressed
ia a dark suit, was found yesterday morning IN the
sewer excavation in Ffth-ave. between Frty-scv-
enth and Fifty -clchth-sts Ihe SUN OF - ana some
stencil plates were found IN the man packeisbn the
police could discover no cew so his identity. II was
baileved that he was n mechanic aud that he had
fallen into the excavation IN the night The exca-
walton was about thirty feet deep and contained
water enough to drown man who had been stunned
h., ell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
rNT,cFD From CASTLE GARDEN.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before JUS
tee Duffy, Dora Schniker, age tmrtY-siX, proprie-
tress of a dsordeIly house at No. 1O2 Canast., was
arraigncd by Detectives Groden and Won Gorten. OF
Castle Garden. on complaint OF EhzaDeth Doll age
seventeen LATELY from Baden, Germany. VINO says
she was cnticed into the house Ivy Henry Bayer.
She was foIcibly detained there, although she made
frequent attempts to effect her escape, ana was
threatened with other consequences II she persisted
III trying to get away. The accused woman was re-
quired furnish bail in $1,000 for trial, and Der
nard ORourke liquor dealer, at NO. 80 orsyth-st''
became her bOudsGan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
crdav az O a M Cantain Kennedy not blooming II

tcrdav at o a. M, Captain Kennedy not decming !.
safe TO take the Geunanic, of the White star Ilie'
ont If the harbor in the dense fog. MT hugnes'
when he found the weather clearing was cohs1ti-
ably veXed the delay. He spent part oil the t cay
however in paving visit TO lHE lihBUNE a,er
ward he went to the Union Cluo ana wto'e ILL.,
DIR. Agnew and his brother, W. Hastings hue4g1s,
from Spain. who accompanied Dir. iiughes 10 '"o
steamer Saturday. both left town the same Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
box was missing, aud notice was given to the police
NEW RE.

Paul Gratz. an expressman, of No. GO Chambers
ST., found lying inseusible the ground at the
corner Of Ferry and Merchant ss.. early yesterday
morning. bleeding from wound which had severed
artery in the left wrist. He was taken to Police
Headquarters. where the surgeon pronounced MS
condition critical on account of the loss of blood
subsequently young man named Joseph lieine, OF
No. 81 ChamberS-st.. was arrested AT his nome on
charge of having INFLICTED the wound with % knife
IIene was committed 10 await the result OF GRATIS
injuries
The cornerstone of the Home for the Aged was LAID
by Archbishop Corrigan Yesterday afternoon he
address was delivered by the Rev. Pierce Mccarthy.
to an audience OF 3. 900 The new building Is SIT
mated on Warrcn-st near South Eighth-st and ~
to he huit under the auspices of the Little Sisters
of the Poor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
ALLEGED ILLEGAL VOTER ARRESTED.

Upon a warrant issued by Justice Smuth, on the
affidavit of L. j. Dunn, at lie Jefferson Market 20
lice Cont John Reid of No. $50 Cinton-place.
was taken INTO court yesterday morning. charged
with voting Illegally in the Ninth Election District
of the Viitu Assembly District. The warrant was
gIantpd upon an aiii 1avit charging that Reid voted
AZ he recent election, and that he had not lived III
this State for the last twelve months There was
DISCHARGED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08

DIPLOMACY.-Nursc TO professional friend
making caD: 'Well nus. SCI he, 'iga aHd 'oity like.
ne stZ Wot do yOu think Z sea he. Doctor sez,
unite difiercushid sen I'm quite OF yOur opinion,
srz And I'm OF the way Of thinking, nnss, SCI
he And 40 We settles IT," Professional Friend lmnCh
interestcD " Lor! And what was his opinion. nowl'
Muse: Bless Yer art ny 9e cfeetur, III course he
nlArr nnhn'I glNen mono !'-IPuncl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08

CONFUSED AsSOCIATIoNs.-M Mother: " And
where did these Druids I'VE. Iommvf' Tommy my
tIcnlar ceremony were they engaged once - year.
Tommy: " Er-lct me see. Oh! III kissing unuer the
mi-tletOe ~ Punch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
HOME Ne rs.
pHONJNENT ARRIVALS

rim .frcnre Hotel-Spnator George +. Edmunds.
Of vermont ex senator Reuben r. FenOn Of jamestown y
T. G.rs J. Meredith IeG. II Albany; CONGRESSMAN John
Van VoOrhis Of Rochester. and Curtis Gu'd. Of Boston
EucLtHOhdin HOe-PT0 O. G. MarSh0t lae College,.
Asfor j. otasc-- Major Walt Nj cFarIand. |. :. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
MIRINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
snn tee. 1890 639 sun i.fJ ClOok slow 6n. 0is
Moon llOS GOOL souths 559 Moons age days.
MOI wATKK TO-DAY 4 81
Sandy HOOK Island 032 Hon Gate 22l
inGf wATEK TDDAY-P T.
sandy uOOE 029 Gov IalaDd O:jo Hell Gate 247
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
BROOKLYN.

The new superintendent OF the Sunday-schonl OF
fine Hr4phlyn Tabernacle. jeremiah johnson. was
formally installed IN office yesterday afternoon.
Tho body Of a lull-Grown male child found
yesterday M a closet at No. 500 LHcry-st. The
no,Ice are looking for thc mOtn"T VINO Is supposed
10 be gIl nducd Maggie Mcdonald.
The house Of l. j. Kelsey, No. 40 Front-at., was
entered Saturday morning and %G3 ~ bill, a. al two
0vrrcoats worth 200 were stolen. james DobbIns.
aqe twcnty-onc, OF Meekef-aye, was arrested Tor
the burglary.
Thomas Levitt Of No. rs Unon-si., was arrested
Yesterday for stahhlng John Bryce, waiter ln q
testament at No. u HamItOn-ave. The only provo
cation was that Bryce would not leave other GUS
TONERS 10 wait on LovItt.
At Plymouth Church last evening Mr. Bccchcr was
inter- uptcd ia bis sermon by man who sat near
tue pulpit and commented on his remarks. Tn"
man VINO was intoxicated, had finally 10 Ice put
ont after beng told several times by Sir. Bcechcr
10 be quiet.
A female infant. age three weeks was found in a
Lahkct III front Of house at Illih and r'utI-lilih-
ets. Yesterday morning.: 4 paper pinned 10 Eer
dress bore the wOId-: " This child comes from poor
Iarri;. and It- name should BE- Lousy ). IL may
be CLAIMED ia thfcc yeas.
some lufiaus stoned the house OF Ircdcr ok KIT
cLoN Nc. lol Dupont-st., yesterday afternoon. and
Mr. kitcuon becoming cnIaEcd 30 then refusal ia
san fired "A shotgun loaded with RunpoNdrt aud
IN INFO the crowd. 4 IOuue man named walter
tlny W., struck with the charge ia lbs Jaw,
ccIvlng "A severe wound.
T.onoa Noosb@Ig. Swcde age twenty ha' been
. l,,.v.,u! M the employ OF MI. Ellen QUINN. "l 40
ga Highest. since > p.cnhcI 10, ana on saturday
o,gt away. ost"ti-ib'y To- ct hcr trunk from an
Intelligence Office. SHORTY aitcf hci departure MIS-
Ouau found that 500 "nich had been III her work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
SUDDEN DEATHS FROM VARIOUS CAUSES.

Mary owens. age seventy who Iycd IN he tcno-
Ip,uf- house No. COS Water-St.. WIS found dead on
The fire, scape IN the rear of the building yesterday
morning Ii was believed that her death resulted
from natural causes. Mr. CIthariuc Brophy was
found dead IN her ed at No. 90 SeCand-3Vc. yes
terCav morning. The cause Of her death was I'M
known. 4 homeless named Thomas BLAIR age
sIxty-fyc. Tell dead III front OF No. 600 East
Elcvrnth-st. yesterday. His death was thought to
have been caused by heart disease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
Announcement |

Have Won gastric disorders, nervous debility,
or acute Dln al The stomach any other aimenS Then
A. Ie name humanity try Dr HOmaIs Absorption reul-
ed.os For sale by al hrsi-class druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
.YMrAIHZ .NG WITH IEIeH rrNANTs.

business NEE tIug # the IRISH NItloua! Land and
Industrial League WAS held yesterday At Academy
Hail Iuird-aVc. near IWcut y-thITd-,t., William s.
WaIlqcc hong chairman The meeting was called 10
fprcct The aIraugcncn for the Dayitt GcWOHSira-
non nj Cooper Union this evening which X cN-
nccfcJ 10 be LARGELY attended hy those interested
IN tine present cond tOn Of Ireland. ! be secretary
was m, trncted 10 ascertain how money could De
srut 10 Ireland tafey and legally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
HUGHEs'8 DEPARTURE

Thomas llu Ines VINO was to leave Nc"-lofh Iof
EiGI.ud Satu.Iay morning did not sail untH yes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08

Success IS the test Lyons Tooth Tablets
are now used by the fashion and ei:e Of the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
Cu-Gur rrTwrrN Two cCOWs.

ANTOINE L4lcl, ago 1N.IIy-'0yoN. an II0IW
laLorcT IN the employ Of ;ac stree, Cleaning De
nart,ocut. While working on Captain MIl.Iius'S
l,et oil Bay Ridge vest .r'av afternoon, had I'D,
head caught between tV0 sccws ana received q
racine Of the lower par. Of the skull. lie was
taken 10 Chambers street Hospital where biz life is
dc.pallcd Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08

steel Frame, Fire-PrGpf Safes. Combination
Inck. In.ie M0fk TrOiAngIam& LnOry ~ Nesny ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
NEW-YORK CITY.

Nearly all shades OF green are fashionable.
Policemen have dOnned their winter hats.
The small boy has sent up the price Of barrels in
Harlem
Work on the new United States barge Office Is adj
Yauclug slowly.
The new basket-clotbs show many different c0,ors
III heir weaving.
Several large apartment houses are building IN
the upper part OF the city.
Boiled Holsters are being sold at cents piece at
the street stands in Chatham-st.
The walls of the new TattcTsalPs At EltIcth-St.
and Broadway are nearly raised.
James L. Wells. elected Alderman of the annexed
wards, is III at his house III west Farms.
The new church of the Second Baptist Society of
Harlem is rapidly approaching completion.
Streets are being opened by blasting through the
rocks on the WCst &c above >lXtY-Sccond %.
The new roaG-bcd of Fiith-aye- above Fifty
ninth-st is nov finished Ia Ouc-hundledth-st.
A few people with closely buttoucd outer gar
mens endeavOred TO ENJOY Central Park Yesterday.
The Jersey coat is clo.e-httng and entirely with
out trimmings. Even poke. apcl-. collar and cufts
are omitted.
The hinge standpipe at the now Groom water
completed.
AFFAIR PERCENT OF PROFIT.
The increase IN the vane OF real estate in Harlem
was shown recently bl the ale Of property IN One
LundrrG-a 1d-uint-,t. for 1850 winch was pur-
chased III Nay. 1879, for $4,000.
FATAL FALL IRON WINDOW.
Miss Bertha louug, age twonty-tarcc, while lean
ing out OF a third story window OF her home at NO.
900 East Ncventy -eia thst vestt rdav accidentally
fell 10 the ground and was instantly Killed.
SERIOUS ACCIpr%T 10 ASIA CAPTAIN.
While James Harry, chiot Officer OF ttc ship
PsXersde. WAS gctt.U- on. OF a catrl5-f AZ ration
FcIy yesterday he slipped and broke hslIeh leg.
lie was taken 10 the Chambers street Hospital.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-11-26

M rs sss'F X Sas7f WI 8ss 1900
e 70 l04S tnc ~ estern STATES we're ~
deot $0S' ~ ti'e 1outnerp 0tefes
80, o4o 49, snda tne 1liau'e spsates
vso;oAo,ut1s AZ o01' she nfs1 reifaOle
report q me Va'u ua1lon'oI properly, she
ooutneIn o1aIes exaeeueo sih ~ea'Ih
sns M'dd'e STATES ~ Soso'l ~ 400,
ana tne western ota1es 'ooss 1os' 100.
ioruAy 'ne uoo's Il .ae a'"o A1'sef
s1c''ons ale 80 ~, VI 2 and Sso' 9o9'
oOo fespec''se'y wn''e sne oou1ns pe-
1879 iepuuia'lon, soWeu pz1S, ,z0o,ioo,
shu so-oSy recognizes $i' z ~ 80
usos lne va'u&lioh ~ properly -
ss''e lauu'e o'a'es n&s increases since
20 - Z ilon 9i'o9o, ,z0oyso4 to So'sio,-
~, 80 = LUG WesleIn States iroln
So4s'ooo, oit 70 S9,oio'ooi'ooa; Wnile
F'n1 'oou'neln o'asos' partly ewins 'os
'''s ieinosal ~ saases silonl ''fess PEI
SONAR property columns OF the a'iui-
'aol : DooAs--"ilicn Has ~ nossWlse
ilnl'osssr'sneo tns oontn---ahn partiv