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National Republican., 1880-10-06
AUCTION SALES.

.TOHN SHERMAN a CO.. Real Estate Agents and
~ Auclioneers, ~. Cloud Building. -
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EL
DWELLING AND FRAME STABLE, on ELEN.
STREETS SOUTH.
By virtue of deed OF trust TO Daniel l.. Eaton,
dated September %, \. D. 1870 and duly recorded IN
District Of Columbia, and under decree Of the
supreme Court OF the District Of tolumbin passed ~
equity cause No. 603s docket IA, wherein John A. j.
Cfeswell ct vi. are omplninants aud John Hogan
et ~. decndants, aud at the request OF The legal
holder OF the Indebtedness secured by snid decd OF
trust, will sell at public auction. In front OF the
premises, on SATURDAY the 9sd day Of OCTOBER,
1850, the iolowl1gdesCrhed rsal estnte ptunted In
the city Of Washington, District Of Columbia. TO wit
All that certain piece parcel OF land known and
described as lot numbered twenty (2) OF Tingeys
prove ments thereon. The property will be soid sub.
Ject 70 oil general and special taxes assessed aganstt
aud due at the time OF sale.
Terms of sale; One-lhird cash. balance In SIX ana
twelve months, for which the notes Of the purchaser
beHrig interest from the dHy sale at the rate OF SIX
per cent. per anuum and seuure by deed OF trust on
the property sold, must be gyen, or the purchaser
may pay all cash. deposit OF sl0u Will be- required
OF the purchaser ut the time Of sale and NIL convey
nncng VIII he ut the cost of the purchaser. IL the
terms of sale are not cotnpne with In seven t days
the property at the risk aud cost Of the deiuuung
purchaser, after five (5) days advertisement M one
a. the daily newspapers Published In the city oi
EMORY A. WHEELER, Trustee.
w NJ SMITH, salesman ocieg&tls
National Republican., 1880-10-06
V4KE NOVTCEy

PoSTNAsTERs AND THE PUBLIC will take
notice that tho recent order Of the Postmaster GEN
cral excluding from the malls, does NOT apply to
the Louisiana state Lottery, and that letters Will be
registered aud money orders issued TO this Company
as heretofore.
A SPLENDID oPPoR UNITY
TO WIN A FORTUNE TENTH GRAND DIS
TRIBUTION CLASS X, Al NEW ORLEANS,
lrII rs nAN- NNINllIl u. lh,l--
National Republican., 1880-10-06
HOST

n OST-O Oc obpr T. nt noon. In the city Gas oicp, an
y envelope continuing t4i Ia notes. \ liberal re-
ward viii be Given by returning to II A GIBSON, 10
lg2G q Il ". ngh2
National Republican., 1880-10-06

70 take effect
SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1850, AT 1880 p. NJ.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
MEnICAL nEpA ARrNENr

The thirteenth annual session of this school VIII
October and continue five months
Expenses Matrculalion, $40; Incden,als, go;
Graduation. $50; Demonstrators Ticket -.
For circular address G. H. PURNIS, NJ. D.,
se7lm Secretary No. Ills Thirteenth st. w.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY
DIED.

HOLI.-At 1850 y. M. October s, Miss HATTIE A,
HON. only daus sher OF Harriet a.d William T.. Hon,
pG yphuid lryrT
Nollge VI funeral hereafter
National Republican., 1880-10-06
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,,

a ri SCHOOL
The eleventh annual session will open September
20 For particulars see circulars at book and art
Stores or Rt the rooms 1918 / st
seIs-lmo MRS. =, e. FULLER, Principal.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
svn-rREAsunY BALANcEs.
baltimore Markets.
New York Money Market.

G0II ..,,,,...,,,,,,, ...,,,,....,, SO OGS ll3
Currency. J225, OPS
National Republican., 1880-10-06
ZOE sAEE-MOgsEs.

NEW, houre, seventeen looms. cellur hardwood
~ hnlsh side lots nne Ripe snde trees; for sale or
exchange tnll NJ Or address 10 9 II " se2O.lmt
EOR sALE-CAtI, AND SEE OUR LIST OF
y properly for sale JOHN SHERMAN 4 co.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
WANTED-INOUsEs.

w ANTED- Possession. November Is to December
w fnr year or morc small house or Hat OF SIX
rooms, besides bathroom; furnished or not all mod
impr In northwest portion OF tho city. Address
stating terms, which must be reasonable, PEHMA.
NENr. Republican utiice. oc4eoN.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
FOR RENT-HOUSEs.
RENT BY

OFFICE ROOMS in No. 823 aud $40 Fourand'a-ha
BiTcet n. Wi also In l5s Louisiana avenue n, ".
Can for weekly RentI.lst.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
DRAMATIC NOTES.

'erformance for the benefit of Mr.. E. Fl.
Gouse iorc,y OF the Union Square Theatre.
will 10 given next Thursday afternoon at the Union
Square laeatrethe OF which, for this purpose has
been gereeuslv given by Mr.. A. NJ Palmer. The bene-
cin Ole OF the wOrtbiest gentlemen connected with
tl zeal business in this city the attractions prof
nfod for his benefit we'll cbosen to attract and to
pease the t bic: and the success OI inns updertahns
Tii I've satisfactory both ways-sDoe IL VIII DC guar
ersrs OF pub satisfaction aud a substantial hit OF good
70 rithful and meriOrous worker in the held
OF popular amusement.
4 Tie stane that is to mark the grave OF the
lseA. ltaeue has recently been shipped for New
f.rkf: nitll's Granite Company, at Westerly, K J..
Fhe described with the actors real name. H. d.
Miami tae date Of his death. and the number OF his
Irs At one end OF the slab the name OF Montague
- Tn, g. large raised letters The monument WIS
der n nv ,~ster waack 1t s TO BE- set up under the
!, e fa,: " Moaiague's frlends.-irOm the " LalnDS
~ hlIe was the presidept,-and with in!orInal
Sc .ces. ]. yers will be laid upon the grave ne
"""";Cept .. be visible from the nelghpOiluB pati
wsv r"~ vsrplsrs in Greenwood Will long nc relnlaed
sn-,v .cn!r lie and bright career untiney euded
III y "a! MONTAGUE,
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
TIE REST FAMILY PAPER.
I...,,, TiLs VrIrL1buT0 IN, ~ Times.

If lyc should give expression III print TO our our
conftuued and mere admiration Tor lIlE
THBSE nnr readers would nn1 hpprcc NJ % 20 heen
m mi t,runI of constant OcCTrcHce we nN 4, a. hu
rcoI"r ~ IuE TRIBUNE boy aud man: nnh Wnotinn the
lust to the dead to say thut " was ~ dted by Horace
rr il is but Just 10 the living 70 say la rep
VI ~ Ir,l II s still better ami gTnntu' @ ,, 49,
W. W tra r,srrctrd TO but one journal M ,
WEEKLY iRIBUNE would h9v9 tue ~ best. bu more
chcc n, nrir rcnn q we esteem IL me Dcst paper tDht
r"r be- placed Drorr ry OF Snty nnd
lr ~, ,o,irp I'm IHR TRIBUNE; It's cheter ~ aS well
." SIon SssG s Is wildly hnTTn ,Sn;o,i IL S .ne,cPIe: Tore
rrnhsi ~ nv, TO be wel-ntOrcd Oh the living topics
Of he time s sci1Ss SFy'@ ay and
pol,, S,veyrd Taken as Whole, The TRIBUNE IS the
uiiy hiy, ,ro"nrrseniatiye or American Journalism.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
NO SEAT, NO FARE.

o he EditOr Of The Tribune.


SIR During q debate recently in the
State Senate the bill to reduce the rate OF fare
the elevated railroads. Senator said, the next Ques
ton would be seat-no fare" The question has been
settled already and the Legislature has been relieved
BY the Courts o: any discussion, the following opin-
ions attest 1t Is well established and fundamental
principle. that public carriers OF persons are
burnd fnot by the Common law at least by contract
which il implied by their holding themselves out as
public carriers. to receive and carry under certain
natural and reasonable restrictions, all who ap. ly
them TRANSFORMATION, and by the acceptance OF
their terms the part OF those becoming passeD-
gers"
1t has been held In this state by the Courts that
passenger who not provided with sent Is not obliged
to pay faro" But II passenger chooses TO accept OF
passage without seat, the general understanding is
that he must pay his fare."'
In Missouri, whero passenger, having purchased y
ticke; entered the unable to find seat the
held that lie bound TO surrender his ticket
until a seat provided I, HIM.
But the people to blame In this cr0wding business
They Will omnibus as long as there Is
standing IN The car or on the platforms; aud the
driver Will cry out step forward make roon!" Make
Il .ab offence for driver 10 stop when MS car or
his Omnibus Is full and passengers would not be crowded
Ike sheep. Car and omnibus prOprietOrs ought to
understand that have rights they Dound
respect" in this land Of much unlicensed frce
dom. j. A.
Nctc- York, April o. 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
HOW ARE THE MIGHTY FALLEN.
"r-:: W.; THE SLOAN PAPERS NOW TALK ABOUT
THE SLOAN LEADER
From The Ee,c YoTk Erening Post
When his cuustifuanfg elected AIr Warmer

"'-:.: W.: THE SLOAN PAPERS now TALK ABOUT
THE SLOAN LEADER.
From The Eetv. York Erening Post
When his constituents elected Mr.. Warner
lT Inc rhups thought they were selecting Il man
Ivek after their interests I'll Congress respect
hoanee, economy In public administration and other
s.l ssasts ~ matters; They were mistaken. The only
nnen.es about Which Mr. Miller is troubled himself
ere hs OVID finances the only question Of economy to
WHICH he has given any thought Ia the economy OF his
ewn pulp and paper establishments and he has not al
OF hts private profits. " ~ wy
Miller aud hs associates have bcen enabled to enrich
tfenser ~ lie duty on pulp and other papcr.making
Mieri'g" - trst interest In life-onlcinl as well Bs
a.. ~ ;! .-fs-has Therefore been 10 Keep this duty
,hs HNn.s-ss@x' Nosse He has voled steadily in
certt9n , OF tafln f measures. ard he has
etsss es:ere che Committee Of Ways and Means endeav
criny hy speciOus arguments and false Statements 10
Icrsncr l,s own pecuniay interests and to pocket
ooar Belonging the public III addition TO the stock OF
rubbed ~ '''''
Miller hat labelled himself with his paper a. the
Sfcat Pulp MopOpo.ist He ought to carry this label
thfcagh his file ventures t0 make another
saa. when sae people whom he has mlsreprcscnted
eathes Joy ui'y at his political burial they may well in
scri1s ,is tls snlhph upon his dshonored tombstone
.lfLt nce one who did tie same at washington, and
who was always faithful to his duty-the duty on pulp
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
THE TOPOPHONF.

AN INVENTION OF PROFESSOR ALFRED NJ. MAYER
To me EditOr or The Tribune.
SIR: In the column of "Science for the
People," in to-days Sunday TRIBUNE, there Is
notice OF the tOpophone. the invention Of which is
attributed 10 Professor Henry Morton. The
.opophone IL the invention of Professor Alfred NJ.
Mayer, OF the Stevens Institute OF Technology, Ho-
bokcu Professor Mayer published an account OF this
invention. with description OF the apparatus, IN Ihe
American Jculnal Of Oiology for October. 1872 under
the heaolng EXper1mcni researches in tue det lbll-
ntio Of the forms OF acoustic wave surfaces irdns 10
lhe invention Of the op0phOne, insinnent W deief'
mine tho direction Of source or sound" iuuis,
Nec- York. April 4, 1880. SAMUEL SE'>i"-''
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
DIED.
AppIrcKLr-At ,be res,deuce

FSS SssS :sns%%Ss ss@s
isr oi Beiha SPARK. and the late Rev James ArOs's
taorna InifF@snt papes az ersnss cSuasy eSy
BAKERTon M Eriasy Agr 2 at hts residence sa West ist
at Trinity Chapel monday. April ut 10 Sspe
The embers OF the National Academy Of DeG. -
asSs s'
''''"'' ''' '1'" TADpI.OS %s: SIs RIcss.Os q
tee q Union sssSe cluo held Club Hou's
Of the ATs 81 ss
member Il tho club and Tor long simo an acdSs and
Resolved That we recognize the careee = ~
IIIshes era best oi msnIccd srti,s Gs =:
place IN the 'front.' a1k and as al honest and upgns
Resolved by his decease the cause Of artin Aues
Sss CO.'S Ss sss ssse
ssss
was ass,ed by treason was worthy Of special
EssoIySd That That the members q ts. ..ssea
to the ho nS Sis % s Usss M
| lication.
sss and .asS,:t S' ssss
BR0WNmAt Bprlnston Tl J.. Thursday. April l. A. oa-H.
rI, ner Br'wn; WnI IN his s3a S3s year. o....
to Laurel a' if Ap'H " O'CLOCK precisely ." proceed
Ra.,,E ~; Newark n April 1880 Jane Corns
Funeral services viii TAKE place tho rssidSnes II hse
YORK City, Mt II O'clock ui., Tuesday, Apri6 o.
GENTILAt Paris. France April g. Theodore oeuul far
GoGLDon April 1850 Zoe d. daughter sf Fans
and Margaret A. Gould -
"s a n sa%y sFs n 49, +. Il psss =
Interncnt at Nj. Pleasant, Conn. 20 "' y 49,
Maen s riaas % Se & q ysan q n rEday A
RELATIVES ana tnsfs%;is a..ssA y.
morning Its particularly roIussssI that no hU~ss.
HAGNER-on Sunday. April 4. Henry Hagner aged -
Relatives friends inyitca e attend the funeral -
On farsiay. April g. 1850, at4 O'Clock p. Pleass end
"n$ay Apy Of ss, Ssass .s q a.
Rev. Robert r. Lee D. D., Of Montgomery n Y. s&sd -
feSrn cnnren an an Mongemefy az ''0 Ill., A'
Ma,s s sss ss t ss VIZ.
Matthews. DID. Of oI,bec. formerly Of this city;
Funeral rGs services from the house on Monday April Ss
%TD. RsS sssnsa s s n Ss s
yl be held s the house James wissnA
BrOnxvlie Tuesday At D. m Il rsausssl
that no flowers be sent. &
ROBINSoNAt palpIn. Penn. April J. lsso from .sssis
OF fl IN Harrisburg Oh the 10th nsL. William Robtn
MaSaY family ". ST
without further notice
sa T %s I. AR ,St nsv ss
Funeia her eisncs l45 Dubois NewbuSg q
Monday April j, at lao p. M.
SMITH-At New Haven, Aprt 3, Jane G. Huggns Uf6oW
OF the late William ". Smith.
TOWNSEN Dat Oyster Bay. r. t. Friday Apet
q OF applcxy. Solomon Townsend, In the severss dtR
ais age.
funeral funeral o. MONDAY the ~ 9TH inst at O'Clock. cs;
Church, Oyster Bay. v
10 O'Clock train from Long Island CITY.
VAN HAMPTON sunday. April !, Clarence L. Van zandk
the 4Sfh year y his
Relatives atfeni the funrrl
at mis- late ,.ldence 2e Eas. l2Jtisr on .ssaay
April at o'clock ItisparticuarIy reques a thts
flowers DO sent.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
THE FAMINE IN ARMENIA.

tn The Edit0r or INC <''O
SIR: The last mail from Constantinople
brings tho following nOws about the famine IN Armenia
cnrrendns report. % come norn IRON 1y~o
sa,I nuyo already died Of starvation. Thousands OF
,oosnnts are endeayorng to cmisrae to neighboring
prsIan provinces, but as the roads are covered with
deep snow many perish from cold and exhaustion on
Mrssrs Phelps. Stokes Co.. bankers, No. As Wast.,
Nrw-York will and fOf@ard any contributions
1ni may he made for and OF the sufferers Will you
kindly insert ts your paper and obe Yours truly,
IaiTyt0un, March -. 1850. b. NJ. MINASIAN.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
INCIDENTS OF THE WEEK,

Mr.. wallack WILL tonight, revive the old comedy
h"To Marty OF Not to Marry. Edwin Booth,
rs Booths Theatre. will, this week. be seen as
R;chard Ill.,, Otkello, Bertucco, and IdgO......Mr
Beruunis Great SHOW will be opened at the Ameri-
car Institute ION Thursday afternoon. .....Mr
G4O;gc Thatcher will take benefit at the San
hlanclsco Minstrel Hail. on Wednesday evening.
...ME. Grau's Company will give performance
Of lie Pre- aux Cierc." at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
on Thursday afternoon. ..... Miss Kate Field will
,nake her first appearance in this city. in her new
Musical Monologue at Cnickering Hall. on Friday
evening Maggie Mitchell may DO seen this
wee at the Grand Opera House: as F''achon. ....-
Mr. Sldncy WOolictt will recIte Hamlet" to,mor-
ont lis ney play. entitled lilo Way We Live"
next Saturday evening. at his theatre. ....At the
other places of amuscmenis i'll the city no linme-
diate change is t. be noted. go
The second of the series of Easter concerts will
',ceur at the Madison Square Ttcarre on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
! REIGN DRAMATIC NOTES.


&. the TeItro Rossni. In Naples play
srn nnhonsc Daudet's novel, Les Rois en-
4 Filler getting ahead Of poor Daudet wi0
|. 10 vet 10 dranatize his own book HIMSELF
h Bernllardt will commence her
s, sesso ;a,oty Theatre London on May "a Two
ae will be Joined by the elder Coquelin, ana
.. q { utcIs more the whole company OF the P"lis
Royal, With Nine Celnc Cnaumont, WEI appear
Of the actors and actresses who are now
pSy IL !Oudon and who have 1T one time or aro'hcr
~. f'ed .hc New-York stage, NJ 81 Bella Pateman IS
at ia".,." Mis-, Linda d Detz at the Haymarkct ana
N. c g Ward at The Prince OF Walrs's. Mt j. s.
~nIL .ue O;yupic Mcrsrs Charles COghlan ana
hhr Dec" both at the Court, and Mr. D. j." 1ooie
; roiy. Mr.: Charles WyDdham, who was mem,
ssr ef etr hester Walack's company some ten years
n -sgo, Is nauager OF the Criterion Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
THE RISE IN REAL ESTATE.
PRICES AND RENTS ADVANCING

PRosPMRITY-1HE ADVANCE IN SOME PARTS OF
IHE CITY 100 PER CENT-EFFEcTs OF THE
RAPID TRANSIT ROADS.
The advance in the prices of real estate for the
past year. but especially within tho last few
months, has extended throughout Manhattan Is
land the Annexed District and Brooklyn, but has
been unequal in different places. Some property
has increased in value 100 per cent, but the
general advance has been much below this. Rents
have been raised everywhere i'll the city, but not
in proportion 10 the in the price of property
Tenants are said, for the most part. to submit
cheerfully to the increased demands of landlords in
view of the improved state of business
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
Ax INDIAN AGENT ACQUITTED.

YAxETos, d. T., April 4.-Last night at ~
O'Clock the jury the celebrated tobacco case against
soa'&1 Asset swpgston returned q verdict OF not
es Ths ease has occupied the attention Of the Court
da5A end wss supposed 70 BE- the strong.
/. - ~ ~ oovssnsat eoa,A sriag sgaisss the de-
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
WARP AND woOF FOR BLAINE

Tothe Ed.tor OF The Tribune
SIR: l send you the result of careful
canvass Of WoOdyae Woollen Mill fer the first choice
for President,
republicans: Blaine, 25; Grant. 8: Washburne, l.
Dymocrats: Bayard, Blair, ; T,den, l.
EDWARD ELDRIDGE.
JohnS'orn, Penn, April Q, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
ETTTER TITAN EVER.

TIE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE is one OF the
ahcSt-lf net the very abcst-papcrs in America An
cld subscriber Ii III this county. VINO has taken u
nearly ever its foundation, claims that u - now
better than it during tue days OF hOr"ce
GrcecN.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
LATEST SHIP NEFS.
PnRT OF NEN

PORT OF NEW.YORK...ARRIVED APRIL 4.
BARK wellneton of windsor 81, Glare, Havre Feb q in
ballast 10 James w Elwell Y Os.
Bark Williams (of Shclb0nrne 81. Smith, Lyerpo0I
81 t.ya with m,so TO Brett e0n q Co.
BARK Abby Becon Hanna MataIzas ID days. with sugar TO
order; vessel 10 VIM A Brown a Co. - -.
Str 0erh NeyRaber brene0 Aaz SoUtAampto1
On "a Oelricha 4 Co
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
MIDNIGHT WEA 1HER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States colder clear or partly
cloudy weather nOrihwesierly win s. rising bI 0mrcr
warm suuthery vccrug TO colder northwest winds, fol-
lowed by rising barometer
CautonarV Signals
coutonary signals continue from Cape Lookout, TO
Sandy Hook.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
LAKE NAVIGATION OPEN.

cucAGo, April 4.--Four sailing vessels, corn
-, ,no erat of The seuson through for Buffalo, left
80 ys.ierday considerable numter are about to
navs ana naviGAEon.may be said to farv opened
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
INDICATING TIE MEDICAL STUDENTS.

INDICATING TIE MEDICAL STUDENTS.
To me Edttor OF The TrtGune.
SIR: In your issue of March Is | notice an
article relative to dscrcrtu conduct at tho commence
IncDt Of the Medical Department. OF the University of
Pennsy lyaua. The rebuke Il meritcd. and TOO
verely gven but it falls upon the wrong shoulders.
Your informant is not well posted and has caused you
to do the medical students injustice, which, being
publ shed in paper with the circulation OF TIE TRiB
I;NE slOui receive Immediate correction. The medical
students are concerned with important afflirs
inan making cat-calls, playing airs on imaginary
bvlcs and horns singing comic songs. etc" The
w9s really made by some young students WHO have no
crnrerti0n whatever with the Medical Department Of
thr University, and are MT medical students of any
other college. MEDICAL STUDENT
lfon0ngahed CHy. Penn, March %, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
NEEDS OF THE ARKANSAN REFUGEE.
70 NE EdtkOr OF The TribMne.

TO TIE EdttOr or Tn e TrfbMne.
SIR: All persons in sympathy with human
suffering earnestly requested to give money, food
and clothing In aid OF the distressed aud sorply persc-
cutcd refugees from Arkansas All gifts may cent to
tho Financial Committcethc Rev. II. IL. Garnctt, D. D.,
No l67 West Twenty sxth-s; the Rev. WIN. f. Decker
son. No. 2lS SulIvan-st Peter Porter, No. 252 West
TweDtysixshst. the Rev. D. ". Wlslier, No 202 West
Tnity the Rev. James H. Cook No. $40
sccondavc. The sympathetic public is warned that no
person persOns, except those mentioned above
authorized to either money clothing Or food for
The Arkanras refugees.
Per order OF tho Gencrnl Committee. r. c. Lawson,
president =. A. Walton. cprPsl1cnt j. ". Stevens,
secretary T. T. b. Reed Grs notwithstanding j. II.
Unison, srcoid MISUNDERSTANDING; the Rev. Abram
Anderson treasurer.
Nelv- York, April 3, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05

fendant. One OF the 0overnuseat,s ,v,.r..... -.
who pfeceded Swingstsn Agent, anItted On
nn wituees stand thRt be been appoined fo ea,S
SUP In tie Indian Office OF Was nsinpfon to enabIe h
draw pay while here q witness. " '"
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05

rn,s,,sr OFFICE. April 8, A. m.-The downward
raransnt in te barometer yesterday continued until
% after which there ssn' rise in .ns the
mercury Cloudy weather. with occasional Ngnt rams
after noon. was followed during the 'hrd quarter Dy
clearing weather; rain. however lc asn between ,
and 10 n m. after which clear weather prevailed The
% ranged between I5' aud 57 the average
l52a being 1872 higher ,mr%sy fm %s ,"0 '"0 ' i''
year, leo higher than on SatiroaJ. ha ~ooooa 49,
Cooler and clear or fair weather may De expected iu
this city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
poiitiral Notices.

HEADQUARTERS TwRSrysEcoxD ASSEMBLY DieE 46y :
uELD's HAMILTON PARK, I'd ave amn ss SSss'SS ~
Regular Meeting will be held on Monaay e'exs'
at . o'clock. Plimar; win bo se'd "0 rscs - 49, "a
elect delegate 10 CeLt-l Committee IN pare ~ &C..
Cregier, resigned Executive Commi''ee WI" <X3
.. M. prompt .--. NATHAN r. ~
A. l. AA1Ort -
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05

Don't irritate your lungs with a stubhCu
cough, when DR.. Jayne's ExpectorAnt be 80 re1R
procured Sore throats and lungs are speedily hele4
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05

Lining Use only that manufactured Of cotton ard 49,
American Carpet Lining Co., NewYork and Boston. ~ -
by all carpet dealers. Ht3x
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

ram ~ u Inn. @ @ sr .he ~ hsa
nehes white line represents ns
pfeCednR 1he broken or d0tteo he
by neicLy adca the therusmeter a. u'
2 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05

str Bermads tBra wilson, Bermuda April L 70 AD4~
bridge & Co. E.s[lts1}
sur City Of New.york, Reynods, Vera Cruz Mar a -
terra "a Camgeeohe 25. Prosresso 26. and Havana ~
Alcxando e Soma
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
PASSENGERS ARg(TED.

FROM LrvERPooL-Br STEAMSHIP GIFT OF MONf1nAes,
Bodenhurst. John Dalton. II. J. O. Higgs MrA RnoD
Boienhurst, the Dalton A. K. Jones, ]. A. ~
Misses Fisher, Miss Meder. M. y
Brett, MISS Gaman the Mtssoo Sebastiau. 0lUD01 c
Chalmers. DR.. Canaan Thos. ID. and family N
Chalmers, A. B. Canaan, MrA ScoIt0 r. W. " X
de Com. the br0ihersGall0wSy. Chas. 0Toole, Mstr
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
Spec,al Notices

Consumption Can Re Cured!
HALLS BALSAM for the LUNGS Il the ONLY nELl'
ABLE REMEDY FIR consumption, colds pncrmon,r ~.
chiiis asthma: Group: wloopiIgcougb &C. HENRis0Ak
BOLIC SALVE unIivalled.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05

From other agents on tne east aud west sdc OF the
cty Il was learned that small owncrs OF property are
os rule ore ncliLed to Increase their demands than
the managers OF great estates owners OF marl tao
ngs As to dwellings, houses in the central part OF the
cItv rent for ntte moro than year Ego, and where
landlords good tenants they have been osposea
New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.

Abstraet Of 1seorosoal Report for e utsE e"0s" ai p
Apyu g. 1880.