davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-20

l,:SIV .vllIj 4OV
Whole tickets. 81; half tickets. 81: q tickets
$50: - tickets. SiH,.
Remit by POstofce Money Order, Registered
Letter, Bank Draft or Express.
To insure against mistakes and delays. cor
respondents will please write =. names and
places of residence plainly, giving number Of
PostOffice box Or Street. and Town, County and
State.
All communications connected with the Dis
trihution and Orders for Tickets should be adj
dressed to Il. NJ. tSOARDMAN, COurier-J our
nal Building, Louisville, N.Y., or a1 and 3O9
ErOadwav. New York. m3lTuTh&S&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-20

Nothing l. too good tor our btby-no. not
even Cuticura soap. .-s - .-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-20

United States 6s, 1881, (regstere,D. .1Oss5G 1851
United States S. 1881, (registerei) .l0s,M lO2sI
United States rs, 1891, (registered)llO @llg
United States rs. ls9l ,(coupOns):. Ill eeillH
United States As, 1907. (registere'). .l11SA1lIO
United States Currency Is .l251, ,l1i1., l27 l2t4
Sterling Exchange. .4S2l M u
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-20
MALT
BITTERS.
UNFERMENTED
Nj ALT AND HOPS.

DYsPEPsIA.-Dyspepsia il the prevailing
malady of civilized life. 1t lies at the bottom
of One-half our misery. 1t is the rock upon
which many OF our business ventures have
split. 1t clouds the mind, weakens the body,
and preys upon the Vitality. W here shall wefind
MATT BiTTERs! At once n meifcine and a
food, this wonderful nutrient and invigorant
builds up enteebled digestion, regulates the
flow of the gastric juices, dissOlves and assimi-
latcs every article of diet and cures Headache,
Dizziness, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation Of the
Heart, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Melan-
choly, and a thousand other morbid forms
assumed by Dyspepsia.
MALT BITTERS are prepared sOithOuf fer
nlentdtion from Canadian BARLEY MALT and
HOPS, and warranted superior to all other
forms of malt or medicine, while free from the
objections urged against malt liquors.
Ask for MALT BITTERs prepared by the MALT
BITTERs COMPANY, and see that every bottle
bears the TRADE lark LABEL, duly SIGNED and
enclosed in WAVE LINES.
MALT BITTERS are for sale by all Drug
gistS. iYllmdW&S&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-20
PSORIASIS.

have been afflicted for nineteen years with
Psoriasis, and have spent hundreds OF dollars
doctors did not know what to call my disease.
l would scratch nights until l scratched my
self raw then it would dry and form into
scales, which would all be scratched Off next
night and so on. have been completely cured
by the CUTIIURA REMEDIES.
THOMAS DELANEY.
CONCORD ST., BUsToM MILL,
MEMPHIS, TENN, une III, 1879.
CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
II POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Wash
ington street, Boston, and are for sale by all
Druggists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-20

BRADFORD, Pa, Aug. 2O.-Tank No. 40
Of the United line and tank No. of Tide
Water line at Dallas City are still burning
and both have OveraOwed. The United
lines have moved their pumps to a place of
safety. No further damage is anticipated.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-20
Try LOcllel.'S X
Cough Syrup

"Infallible " Is the verdict of the affiictc'
when referring to the merits of " Sellers Live
Pills.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-20
Eat SLOW

Diseases prevented and medical bill lcsssnid
by Il timely use OF Malt Bttcrs.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
SHOOTING BIRDS AND GLASS Balls.

PLAINFIELD, n. j., Jan. 9.-In match at
twenty-five blrds % yards English rules, here yes
terday between James sanford and d. II. Thomas the
former was victorious Score q to IS
soMERyILLE ". j., Jan. 9.-ln match yestcriay, ~
100 glass balls Is yards for S75 side. ID. Benz amin
defeated G.. Wading Score, go 10 so.
BAYoySE, " j.. Jan. "a large number OF persons
witnessed the ffy-bird match here yesterday between
Charles Wattcrson OF New York and Rufus Church, OF
Uoboken The conditions were twenty-five birds eacli,
40 wards rise five ground trape English rucs. for 500
q side. The match resulted IN favor u Watttrson'
Score, 81 to Is.
WEST END y. j.. Jan. "a number OF New-fCrk and
Ecw-Jersey pigeon shooters participated in sweep
shooting Yesterday The conditions in the Grst match
were seven birds 2l yards rise, Long Island rule
"Matt" Smith won the first sweep with a score o.
2 The other winners in contests were MessIs. JARVIS
Hunter. GriswOld and Walllng
CESTREvILLE, n j., jan. Civilian Bayles aod Jesse
Stout OF New-YOrh, shot bird match here to-day FOL
$50 side TIE conditions twenty yards rise
twenty birds each traps and Rhode Island rules
The contest closed IN favor OF Bayes Score 10 10 10
CAMDEN, n. j.. Jan. 0-Elevcn marksmen OF New.
Jersey aud Philadelphia competed for the Rand badge
here to-day. The following the best scores made at
the close: Matthews, Al ThadeOus, 40 Rech, 80
Chids, 80 and Dr.. Leamington, 80.
DEAL STATION, ~ j., Jan 9-In match at twenty.
Eve birds. twenty-one yards, NewYork Association
rules between w. Day and NJ. Greening here to-day. the
former named gentleman gained easy victory Over
his oproneu though nc had the hardest birds score
q tO 10.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-lieutenant Eugene
D. f. Head is ordered TO duty at the Naval Academy
Passeahssstant Surgeon 2. Titz Simmons at tn, NJ
ga Hospital at Yokohama, japan is ordered IN aa"-
ton to his present duties. to report TO the American
Consul at Kanagawa for duty under The act d Jane -
1875 t. prevent the introduction OF contagious ana IN
iectOus diseases .
hs-istantP ayma ster s. K Nicler Is ordered 10 the
training ship Portsmouth at Washington: ,
Past-Assistant Pcym Ser JOHN " JORDAN u ue acn'I
from the training ship Portsmouth on the reporting VI
his relief and ordered Ia settle accounts.
Tue Secretary of che Navy has received conmuIlSa-
ton from Commander PicSiaR OF tho INteu Si" =
steamer Kearsage dated Stjhgo oe tu1a Decenber +,
place on December 15 IN search oi The schoonGr "ANc
Vlor No IN formation could be Ohtaiued. Ihe COM
n,auder states further that he found everything quiet
at 81 Jago. The Governor Informed MIN tAai lhcFe
were about 10000 insurgents In that neiS Sh"Ofhoo1'
mostly negroes poorly armed, with Htue amlndhlt oh
The vessel was expected To leave ST. JaSo on IL" 4o"
lieutenant W T. CoWes Is detached roin duiy on lh"
ksiatic Station with permission 10 return nome VIA
Europe and report his arrival.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
Snnnr SESSION or TIE HOUSE.

MI, TO RELIEVE COLoRED EMIGRANTs-REMoV-
,yc POLITICAL DIsABILI1IEs-A NUMBER OF
PRIVATE BILLS PASSED..
WASHINGTON, Jan. g. 1850
resolution, which was adopted, was offered
" WUITTHORNE Dem, TennJ, calling on IN" sec
,arv Of the Navy for information as to the rneS pre-
rba for the guidance OF naval vessels at sea- ana as
q, what measures should be taken TO establish system
of international rules when shoulu Apply u All nav"
ord merchant vessels at sea.
~, o.CoNSOR Dem, G. c. presented a petition for
n massage of the bin returning freedmen Of The
south the amount of their savings in the Freedmens
Trust Company. Referred. ~
Mr. HAYES (Rcp., I'D introduced d. gran, ing !
rs,ap 10 cao. SUI vivOr Of the Mexican War who did
o. Engage IN on abet the late Rebellion Referred
Mr. RYAN Ntep, kan.) introduced Di or t.e ielieI
81 rclrd cnigrants ana asked for It's caN oOnsdeIa-
,ion II provides for the admitting iree OF GuIy OF
tbn1 an other ricles destined for the reef or COL
ored persons VINO nave enigrated from Que S'a'e 70
anoiher' u.oor, ,D., y v, so;d that rho Committee
~, Ways ana ,ans had subject unCer Ons.defi-
ZION aad would report upon II next week The Dill was
MI BRAGG Dem, WIS., chairman OF the Committee
on War Claims epOrted bill fer the payment ol Ger
WIS were passed removing the political disabilities Of
" s Maxwell. OF Tennessee. wm. SHARP, OF Virginia,
AM Mr WIIGnT Dem, P'nnj desired to submit an
amendment 20 orc Of the Gs eNedGIs 6nf Ihe
SPEAKER, while sympath zne with the gent Gnan 5
oieci. ruled that the amendment was not IN 81 III
large number OF peusion bills were reported i1'n
tho Cntamitee on Invalid Pensions and paced on uAe
calender. r., 1900 - d.
AZ the expiration OF the morning 1our the Ho!se went
iuIo Committee OF thc Whole r CcX, OF NeW-l Ork, III
the chair on the private calendar. ,.,-
Al $50 D. H. the Committee rose and reported bls
for the RELIEF of tie f o'y ing persons: Slnuc Lord j.,
certain House employG. Robert Erwin, Caiha IN j:
filis of New York. Thomas Laugton OF Michigan, ana
calvin Bronson, Of Oli0.
The bills passed. ,-,
Mr. MONEY Dein., Miss) offered arcsouton, wG'ch
was ado9tcd ealing on tie ior n-
formation as to the e1cct OF clauses and oi Scou0h
232 OF he postal laws. ., -,
The House then, at $40 p m'' Adjourned un'h NoH-
aay.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
ARMY INTELLIGENCE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Colonel ID. II. Rucker,
Assistant Onsrtermasleg United States Army,
and First Lieutenant H. D. Bcrup, Ordnance Depart
ment have boen ordered to meet az the Thiadcl2hla
Depot Quarermas,ers Department. on the 9L inst, to
Investigate and x the responsibility for tie deficiency
Of certain quartermas eI's stores. .
duty in Depar ment or the East aud vii revGr Tor
a.siplmeut 10 a station In the Department Of Texas
The following transfers in 1st Infantry are made
Frst-Iieuteuant Il. J. Armstrong from Company = 70
Company G First-Ideutenant f. NJ Lyrde from Com
rapy 10 Company c. Lieutenant Armstrong VIII pro-
teed to Join his proper station.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The Senate IN oXecu-
tive session to-day confirmed the following nomha-
tons
post,aasteys-C H. Brooke, at Conshohocken Penn =, -
Dawes az Eas;on Peuns D. :. Glider az Si9rv]l' mn
g. H. CRAWFORD. Turkey CITY, Penn; Z lcoer' d,
scnce Penn j. X. EONlcs at Bedford, IeL 4: a. -,
5in AZ Iidilefown Penn. G. smith. ~ Peru ll;. ) H.
Weeks, AT Icckport IN; r. S2yloi al t II
Bradlty at Midland Mich D. r.. Lamorc al shed3n Iowa
MS: II. mpson at lola Kaa; III T. 4Ieirg, ~ .a "a, i
moro. Col; A. Gibson a. Gree ~, Coli a H. ,4>l
Wincheste- Ky; - wilson. 20 NurTcesDJlonGh lehA'
D. B. Aiuger, at W4shust0n 1'y. j. - ,.. * ,-..,,.s
ThOmas ireland. Cf Mary I'd, 10 D., ColccoI u usto
District OF Annapolis. Maryland
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
Dropo5als.
PROPOSALS for WAGON and AMBU-
LA NtE III = ~ BN--
OFFICE or DEPOr QuARIERhAsIER'


SEALED PROPOSALS, in irPcate; subject 20 tie usual
Will az this oicc uii Il COCK ~
noon on Januay "a 1885, which time and place they VIII
opened Of b1der for furnishing and dc
livefing five (5) sets SIX nu Onc
states Army Wagon Harness complete, ana one huh'tou
(COl sets fOurmnle Ambulance Harness complete
Bidders Will state IN what quantity hey VIII MAKE 'eFe
res ani how complete delivery OF me whor quuh
The Harness Will be subjected rigid inspection before
acceptance sud all found not 9 the sthda VII oc re-
"a at contractors expense
within days noce OF such rejection Prolo-a- or
q the whole required VIII be feceiVet-
The Government reserves the right 20 reject any or all pro
posas preference viii be given to articles ot domestic
production
BLANK proposals printed Specifications as well az any
fnrfner nflrmaOn wil be furnished APPLICATION TO l5
Office
Proposals should be addr ssed 10 the undersigned and be
indOrsed Proposals for Wagon and Ambulance Harness.
JAMES \. TkIN,
u. l,lnrr.. u lot QIaItCrm1stcr.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
MURRAY HILL RESERVOIR.

The Hotel Association Of this city held its
quarterly meeting Wednesday in the st. Nicholas Hotel
at which resolutions adopted in regard to the bill
presented IN tie Senate by Senator Asor for the removal
Of the Murray nl reservoir Tho resolutions say that
lost the Senate OF 1879 providing for the
appointment ny the Governor Of "a commission consisting
Of five PERSONS to consider first, whether
hQueduct should be constructed urged by Comnis-
oner CampDe ond whether the reservoir In question
should be removed retained, and third, what meas
should bs taken prevent the great and unneces
tary waste Of water this city 1t was resolved there
fore that the act the removal Of the reservoir ought
PASS and that the LEGISLATURE be urged TO pass
the act lot the appointment Of the Commission.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
Ice BECOMING SCARCE.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y. Jan. S.-The prolonged
aw continues aud there is much anxiety In regard to
the ice crop The season Is neatly two weeks behind
that OF last year. and thousands Of men and boys are
HaIiln. for a cold
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
CiTY OF WINNIPEG, MANITOBA.
rn nnInGE nrILnRHs ANp C0NTRACTONs

TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Tenders Tor tnc construction Of combn RaIway ana
Traffic rige across TIE Rel River on Nlunpeg MANI opa
viii b. received by the ui'rsigued untI 4lst Januaiy .
Bridge VIII ~, c long. Nth stone Pei- 'i
rhufr1 MS or irpn plies ca former prcicird fm
viii have swing opening az te naViglbe cA hei oi
tho River -. .,..
Thc supcgsruciuT Is 20 be ron and Tho work ia TO he com
III .arcd immediately tI' awarding 81 the contr ict
The tender to De accompanied by plans ara spcnea
ous vlcl subject 20 the approval the 1O''iAme'
cornell does lind igelf 70 accept The lowes' or
any rdir ,t..
Fulth,r pa cuars nay be obtained on apPn'aoA 70 inc
g. So. JARVIS City Brn,sc hnC neer.
Winnipeg. 3gtA December l01'.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
Coparfncrenl1 Nollcc5.

MIR. +. p. OLCOTr has an Interest IN our
VI b.sne.s PiELF-, sfuAtS ', 60.
rs1iE COMPREHENSIVE j.. tween .hc ~ e.
lam iirDf< c ~ lE g. 10" pf d7o.tr it. J.in' lIp
tI.. ir.s- .f tal @. a.n "l De- u1nia'd &c JUS
Ye@ g.. I,a. :. i-,o V'irLtA:f r1LrES.
WILLIAM rtLDEN.
Coz. Ist a.. .r- .l.' 80. ''r'. b. '"'
rsNuE PARTNERSHIP ERLlOfOkE. IA
l>IiNG a9deT y, iia 1t %. d. , , ,, n imitation ''
-. SIP Iihi.
Tc.. YORK r.c. -. 1870 f. s.. BE- ~fi.i Itii..
Ihr ruD'r -u,t have 90 fav '-ti n't 'iIi''is"i
uu. 60 d., aiu OF HAIR. LLl Is .i.t, 't ..,
N,evsrs.I I-a.11sso. d. a. ,>HA1.
rNHE pirinor-hip heretofore existing under
o.. .ae aud -yIf of No0r' Iincuo Co. - tAia cay
d.--n.Srl .y f.utlai cpu-e.i.
81 d. ooa ,s ,...I l. settled q, o6l Bro lray. .,
JOIN NJ. TfEfIF,
TViNETl HOUSE
FRANK tDNON4-ll
Ncw.Yo-k. Jan ! 1850.
have ,ni- dav formed cor,rincrr under the le'1"
~ &. Moor N tlH NN continue thc uit77
-o)i. 1l4 i.r ,a.A at ;-c oid location. g. r ,,,7r
l.. UOT -
J.. CUNDNLR
sal HrlAst-. N.Y. Jan. ]. LAO.
oruc. oF BAyAHn Is rrIrE-.
O. IN.uA uAN0E.fGArE,
NE0 YORK, Jan. - le-')
rJ'HE undersigned have this day formed a
o.1sf.cr-fip f1r the transaction Of abrokrrar" hu-
u.ssl roId Be-. under The Inn name ~ ',"i
p.,cr- ,-4-nrlj JANE 4. hA1AhD. Jr
CUA- O.. PEiEi~,
Member y. y. =. b..
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

Don't make pretty pictureW exclaimed
Jones, rather Tuefu,y ss be stepped upon Inc river
bank after his baptism through the Ice. "A plciuSef
replied bis friend Snodgrass. 81 should call IL silly
wet."-IBOsiOn Transcript.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
THE TRUSTEES OF rHT NRw YORK
.srv. nugaUr - IFngr

OFFICE: NO. 21 WATER ST. BROOKLYS, Dec. % ls19S
CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received by tue
- Trustees the New NOrk and Brooklyn BRUCE az tF
Office p Wacrst., BROOKLYN until y M OF ElN DA
JANUARY L.. 1880 the mauuf .cur3 ana otNrTV Ol
OOJ feet oaui measurel Of southern ~ 1M
PIN and about 27O0OO feet Ioard measure) oil Willie
OAK. A.. .,
Specifications may be had upon application ut the oce OF
the Trustees. ..,,. $3.50. l.. , , - ~.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
Religious Notlees

All Souls Church. 4th-ave.. corner 20thst-Ihe Rev
GEORGE hERRIAN. OF Springfield, Mass, VIII preach
moning AID evening Pubic cordially invited sunday school,
PSI a IN.
American Temperance Union, Haverlys Theatre, 4th
t. and Gth.ave. SUNDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock the
Hon sAhUEL CAPPER Of Manchester. England. the elo
EElsh orator. viii cever Of his inter
esilng InHg Choir under the leadership Of
Asa lIuil Rev GEORGE H. COREY. PTeSt,
L. u. CARPENTER Cor SOC
Annu,i Epiphany Missionary service Church OF the
Ho: Communion, 6th-ase SDd .Uth-st.. TOMORROW 745
p short addresses by BISHOP VAIL aud other eminent
sergynien
A-scciaiion Hail 23d IL ard shave. tstanton
sr'ii cllrchl. hl.PastOr - J. KNAPP IL M, 7:30 even
f- lecture. tuesday cyenas in Dr. crosly's Chapel
Assoetaiten Hall, 23ast., corner 4ih,ave.-sUNDAY
"Sin'is' v5u TO lt:ls. Young Conyerfg' Bble Class
~ N hibsc Glass corcucted by frofW. Ii. THOMSON,
Young Mems rrsyerm.etnea
TuHBa TtIrDs y, o'ep:m youig men generally.
erav '>~'@' u -' '-e 49, -"
DOLL sexes from $3.50 10 430 o'cIock.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
Busllle5s Ghnntes.

4 SAFE OPPORTUNITY to invest capital.
~ No = Bcokuiau IT,, Hoou l3. 40 brokers.
IMPORTANT NOIiGE.-A revolution III the
production Of scIm power great oppoIt nny To- M m.Es %
All cpuut'c- T.r fu,Ihtr iuorinn circular and inicr
yicH addr..s BOX ,StP New FORK iOst once
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
Cnronean A0pernoemenIs.

UlUptNi -NhpNiAlDb 'lihilAO'
BOARD can be had in Il private family !;
ID healthy and location aso. II de-fcd lsaous iu
piano German aud Grcek, In Frankfort The Siain.
G,Iuany ~. pr. pltDkltH sclo,ne AnsHcht lJ
NAiRO, "Egypt."-Thc HOTEL du NIL is a
s. c,aIs house 18th moderate ilccH 70 is very hlsy
recommended for good cuisine ana general accomuodlho
.d lor many much and well ftquci'd by Auet'uu
travellers comfort :hc ~ good Eou,.s IA Europe
ful south. beautiful pnricn. Eb. FluEDMANN, PiopE
IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
1 81 vI.AT FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLANOUEING STOCK FOR sOUFs, MADE
DISHES AID SAUCES.
LfEDIC COIPkNy;- EXTRACT
OF MEAT. lisa succcns aud boon for Which nations
should feel grateful -" 90 "Mcl.'1 Efes',' " Ian
Get" British Medical Journal &c
CAUTION Genuine only with the fac-simile OF Baron
IAcbigr -gnntuie IN blue nh across tAe Label
.CmsnmptA In England increased tonioi 10 ten
years"
LEEIG COMPANY'S EATRACT
OF MEAT To be had of al store Keepers erocrr ana
chemists. sole agrnh for tio lnltc' States (Wl1io-
sale onlyJ c. DAVID ~ CO." az hatiliLo, LoAuon
England. -. .,, o ,...,..,.,,~
Sold wholesale by Park & rliord, smith & yandeFJeeH
Acker Ncrrll < CaaI, Mckr-4on g foDnlns H. h ~ T.
H. Thur1cr 4 Co ami j. Mhaus & sons
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
Ciip ReaI Gsiate for Sole.

A DTERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW-
y YGTE TRIITNE Will EE RECEIVED Al THE
PTOWS OFFICES. ~ I, ,-3N fo~lvay. cor. IhiiY-iHt
81 Aus INrlrt-thf i.-f. corurr J. gam . -
IA % La.t Fouff,ont' si corner tulo7-4qulr-, 7s0
1lIriave cor Forvsevenfh-s' a. the ia lt y vt -
Sn2.2~i fhrd.nvc. cor ore hunircf aur Hthy l"f'i
Iiailem savings BanS BAaiHf -P 20 j. n- "e +e-a4A
once
NOR SALE or TXCHANGE.-Fine house and
4 - lots ON Morf-Iui1 Iteghts. New lork Ciiy. AO
llNDA N4IIIIN ST. % LtCsil.,I..i g.
NOR SALE or oxch1ng'.-Fiat-' and apart
pc4t houses ln lc-f pl n irti'Y Tor c1Hh ~ property
and cash. J. - ANNEI 49,. . ir-esi.
BERIY-ST.. near NhNSAU.-F,ve story
Il brci store. WM Boz s3lI ,ory low EULAAD 4
WHITING, 2 Beekman Il.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
GO nJhcn Il Mnn Concern

ADVERTISEMENT FOR LiNEAL De
- >.rSpAS Is 81 s. .Xr of KIN-Iu tA' iigh Cour ~
Justice iu d. lui faaf'rc. Tie i-F- '..r'iy ID Nrl"
o..u. Tl .l"r taci thr 4h tuY Y's l9 - sud raor IN
an aifo n vhrl Nirf- Greene l- planuf ndI in 'uy
-,uiiy Iul tlnrv ~tuHy. the H" = Anif"F -ifs
ff. sail Andrew 20 i' lrInln'~ h p' l iiu
iig 20 of ku arrr ug 'o h tstue7 i'r . is pl
n r a -af.s estates. 81 George Jur.Hn itc ~ lHpNn
or tie -tth dav of March. oI 90 be- the ssal los MAJ
rf.; -uc' ufv' Of Kin are dead, ird pttu
tf the following brothers Hnd sisters ~ sad lutrstle
nam D.. johnson Who cul rated O. canada nuuu iAe
year I-a4 Anthony johnson. Wi cnnsIHicl 10 h' tinted
t,ltr. ,... about 5 " I.l. ~ JohuHf % l0
Jou-ur alo grated 10 Ctuat no'Et tNe year l~ti
vn Grated 1 fhe fsf states about the
wear I-I .faa Jolrtor. Otherwise Warren Who WIN her
husband. Tlward warren. and tnrir cd euiutcd about
Nurr eIiClfor g ANA prov" tAtir
claims o. urVi Of ku a chambers ~ " RI. 4 Hon
'ls-ft ~ tnr j. U.s. o'i oi Us lh quay A the
titv ri Duhnu itclfu ir default t,y VII De- uyrcmp
Gy ~ August l-.9. Friday the .ls cay o. April 1850 q
4- n ntfo.e The Master - tie Rolls, at
t Chamber Hpo ted for De- fiuy AMI ;iudic1tng
on the G calms.-Datcd tie -l-t day % November SD
p. D.. WIFI STONE. Chirf clerk.
THOMAS f. REEDE. Upper lem.ly-st. Dublin. solicitor
for Fli'HtA
WANTED Information OF the heirs Of Cap
w tnu JAMES SMITH, dec 1scd, q No. Ntg.au BY
birth. Who Ch1st cn-eu To Liverpool ald Nc~
York tIfy uctWrta $50 ana l~i' was married IN Ncw
York to an IfisI vonal and came 70 california in mail
m,y hear cthng 10 tclr aayan e ~ addressing with
lIOof. of their Identify. r. W. hll.l'tE
Admin aor Of the estate o, james smith tec'a7ei
MRrhcl, Cal
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
Roaro ano Rooms
West Sid,.


A LARGE handsomely furnished room to
n genueInon without board family small elegant oea
tIon. 81 West l6thsI. between jth and Cth ave.
A SMALL, private American family win let
sSsn SSS SG ony PSa Ro az eaa Water o
furniture 1rstclas2 2lO West 3gtb ST. near 'th ave.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, sunny rooms,
men terms moderate. Transient 81 per day. "a west
DARTIES suffering from mental or nervous
prlvsIc family Adire,s TXPEBIENCE. tribune Upiown
Office. l23s Broadway
rEO LET. with privete table, in an extra
wide house three masniaeept paI9T ,gsansy q nv
eyH the Year. OF kPP x9o az a, Il SS1. Shsyc '''' :
'E'O RENT.-Wth board. in the large double
mansion go feet 'front.' 2lj weaf An st. maGihcent
suite Of tso OF three large rooms other an single rooms oi
TNFURNISHED ROOM in u private resi-
v dencc near have and san ST. VII BE ,ct % %
unc Uptown one, .-as broadway.
lslTH-S1., 12S WEST.-Nicey furnished
- rooms en- sno or singiy good board AM a'co"iO''
IfTH-ST., $50 WEST-Elegant front room
4 aud hall second Aoor en- suite or single VITA
board also fabla board. a. per week.
'(p 5rlLAVE., corner ELEGANT
s1p ron IoiSd i also 1'S itoa, ian doo h.1
2S WEST l2rH-sT.-r 1oor trout room,
Ic.aie S' S5'f lS taS tae b3artrs "a Sacoumo ted
aHS WEST 37TH-ST.-Ncahy furnished
AIOeP rooms with without board all tho coni'It Oh
good ho;ue Are gia BATH hoe aud eJiu wafer I'.e
caccs.
East Sits.
A SMALL family. living near Windsor llo-
- to- win D.. with lule Sab an so 's oh
r0rlo- or flrd dco" Co. part c7 recurring S.p -
cunmDda th ttout private table Address IL
Box ejl. Tribune Uptown Office. l,.j' fr'a'"ev
o. GPAMFPCY PARK, cor. East 2Gh-st.-
Two larrc square rooms, overlooking park, one nan
Ioom, So 'th board
Is2 PARK-AVE.-n small family; large
! , sunny back room on -c-on or. VIII 0aigi
or WEEkLN.-Lagc bright front ~it'lne-
dp'P roou hil bedroom aud closet han o"eJ
or vi T. if .udf',. Convenient % a.. cas- -lt 'c'Attd
railway %, EAST lO.hat (.ecOnd hoor near ls.-aft
Poard AID Rooms Wartet
NPPGRTUNIT Small family adults who
" wil horI Owner Nlc and , 3D. can ;tc g 1acc q
a.. 0.out Lt.r i.rlI-Iei AoU.c 80 inter ntrii I ',r
ul,. . pr, ..ts .Ict. De-. l-.l alglt rlr -u ."
Haven Hold; Cau-tiau family "a iettci T. o. Boz l"'p
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

.BLL To RELIEVE coLoRED EMiGRANTS-EtMoN-
ISG POLITICAL DIsABiLl1IEs-A NUMBER oS
PRIVATE BILLS PASSED
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK, Friday, Jan. 0. 1850
The following sales were held at the hx-
change sacsroom to-day:
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10


3storv frame dwelling with L. No Zoo 1I1 IIq1,7I35
I2sdst.s l3o II o! 2dave lot 2SHiooll1'Ao 400
By Lespinasse Friedman.
plot land W Prescottave 40l II OF En- rson
p2th ward SoOxls4Gs3oO1l4ooi WIN ''-'I $50
jr......-.- 'ico,19s e.
plot Of land. Presc9taye adj above luoAio 100
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

A LARGE handsomely furnished room to
~ gentlemen, without board family small elegant oce
ton 6l West i6th.s st, between 9Th and Gth aves.