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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
RECORDER sMYTH ON CARRYING PISTOLS

John Bray was convicted last week in the
General Sessions of attempted burglary. He had re-
sisted arrest with pistol and tried yesterday for
assault with intent to kill, but acquitted In pass
lug sentence for the burglary Recorder smyh said that
Bray undoubtedly of the worst criminals in
NewYOrk He had served several terms In state
Prison, fifteen sixteen years In all The Re
cOrder said that he determined 10 do all be could 10
put stop TO the practice of carrying pisos ana de-
clarcd that IN all which before him IN which
pistols had been used he wOuli the offenders
for the full terms allowed by the law. He sentenced
Bray State prison for two years and ha-tne high
est penaliY.
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fixtures GlIo f4ieetlnas.

MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-Regu meeting
2 o'clock D m. 9Th February - Cooper Union. G.
NIX IEOs Ek. Rec Sccy. NATHAN c. ELY, President
CTERN'S SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 300
y Madison ave- near 42d-st-rOosy, 4 y. M. German
lecture b. Mr. MfNCO STERN subject Music" Next
trldsv Ia Iiterri are Joderne" . NJ
MEM Director. successor To Dr. H. cauyeur.
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an' maintained also that the plaintiff could have had
note Of all membranes by making personal scalch
aud that he guilty OF neglect In not doing But
JuIgc Larcmorc held that he had right TO rely upon
the officers search Decision therefore given III
favor OF the plaintiff Tor go 247 3d. the amount OF the
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Citn aeal golaic FOR sale.

VII ''1"' N7'''F'
EOR SALE.-liouSe No. 30 Elst Is list
ADD .ssJAMTS HART. MaiI ~. Pee XII \. s.
EOR SNE-Nuiin-lnc.--G store No.
- M-idon.lanc. Apply 20 a. \. YOUNG 20 EHcAanrr
place.
TOR SALE or LEASE.-Thc iour-storv stores
o. CIia -il Fc.i botwceu Fulton ana ION 29 "v
ig- feet Apply tf,kftl- O.. SAMSON, 80 b4'a4"Ay.
Roorti5
w II. FALCONFR & SON,
w REAL E~TAri. SO TOO 4iH AVE
ne api-h.d ln't.I
SELLING LETTING AID cJLfICIiNG Rents.
csfcf iIy attended TO aud r.urIs Promptly ua1c
ATH-ST., between 9th and 6th-avcs.-
- -Four story IN. ifh ba'ineut for sale rents well zeal
estate the e., security. rutland a. MHill|H, Dt h.
20.
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West Sids.
1 SMALL, private American family Will let
~ neatly furnished rooms. without lOard 10
hot cold water, clOsrt &c house aud
furniture hTstoiass 40 West 3Utl d., near 1tiaye.
ZINE SUITE aud single rooms for families
aud gentlemen, with hrstcass board. references OK
changed 53 West 3Otbsi.
DARIlES suffering from mental or nervous
ind goon board and proper attention ~ q
private family. Address EXPEKIENCE Tribune Uptown
once. 1888 broadway.
physicians OFFICE (recepti0n Ioom),
furnished also other nicely furnished with or
without boa,d gcncm"n gentlemen aud vsv~- rel
eIclces exchanged. lOt IS Get 4lstst
East 5i1,
!QTH-sT., ia EAST, opposite the Flor
. ,uceClccrfu single and double rooms With superior
board ia French family terms reasonable references
pa EAST 2OTH -ST.-Onc second floor room,
~ southern exposure fourth noor suit
able Tor gentlemen breakfast served desired reference
1ksp EAST 19TH-ST.-Large front room
Z4.b southen exposure crate nre abundant closets
IN or without board terms moderate neghDorhOOd uncN'
coptonable
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MIssotm PACIFIC RAILWAY CoMrANi,
PRESIDENTS OFFICE, No. * BtoAn", ~;

"''''''' y I'm. YORK. Jan. 20. 1850
NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNuA,L1
~ MEETING Of the -TOCKtOLpEhS Of TIE NJ ~ III
PACIFIC HALFWAY COMPANY VIII be- hriG az inc "uce
OF the company Ia -. Louis, Mo- On ~ $50 thT 10 ="
March 1880 9 O'Clock a. for tho election OF Wi'ch
directors fT the ensuing year, ana Oi inc ''l' vi any
other business taat may come before ne n',hs m H. ht
The annaal meeting B0ad ot directors VIII ne noll
same Office WEDNEs DAY, the 81 OF MRchloSO NJ
II o'clock noon. -. mi, 81. -.
Tho ansicr Books viii De closed on The afternoon on the
3le January 1850 aud VIII DO rclpcnod on te molhs o
4th dav ~ march, lnSD. iNl HVNhb' iiOS'uNH"
W. ARNOLD Secretary.
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BLACK Alexander O. arl Others 10 the Mutual ~" In
% i'l.i-t rNi O. ave. fttig w. Ot
Cox. Ann II aud husband 20 thc Wash Igt'u Iic In
Arianc. Coz. ptur. , -t % hl.AFc.4 Years l~VO
ann ~. Of l.t'.yr. y.as -... ........... 300
FisI1. Aired 10 Wfii'l Field. No DUtch 81 $50 81
Fi.h. james p 20 tIb-f; r sIbIo. 3. tb-i. q; Cih
ave. ard a-Hr Hroa Har. ~ s'I 30. years tjtOOp
Hughes. BRYAN a. and VT 10 the Imi-t1ut Indus
fIil Savings Ban .ci st. OF l.i-iFc year l,'ul
Keller. Eorl- fo George " Name hester ami
another. M 9 of latavr. months --.--- t2J
Lance. Ni i.n % 10 Christian B.uInuI. o-is " ~
ft' years .-..-.....-.... "NVI
Ianrr. Wal.sn ~ and VI 10 John II Mortimer aud .
oii.c-- r2 = ~ ufiirc. @Ypale...-.. 20, 300
Lee James O. Emily ~litcrlcr. lluh 4. - ~ 2i -
D a ".'''
Lynch. William O. io Citiarnr 'arussn, Sc Hottest.
OF ii.trile Drive wears ....-..- H,h1h
Lynch. william Il Co. ttiLaruc -an ct,cuiiA.
and tAcr S. l-;.-s..c c! EF'I.itc Drive 3 ,
Mci rid. lrues 90 Wlli.m MING: 29th-st so 80
~. . 1.''
stevens uat .d or fo flturr e r. cAlr-ou. cor oi
ffn ave and lOtth - . months ----. 49,. 3'u
NotlDol Maria B and UtleIi 90 Matte y Howell, -
Bedford 81. 3N'Ir- ..--...--.. --.--. .----. -
Nlc.an. piiI!c. o. Ellen l. Ward. ilst-t. vs. ~
"a 30 Is"'
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
rrd n Martin ~ G~ufrc 'fauchr ........- -
Nolicr Peter, 20 rrrlellean huishnh DOM
OH 10 4 Graham newman r 81
peck a. Naflsra Iudfnn River Bank i.efF
RoeihllsleTgrr. a Iic To simon Gerber D.. 't
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EUION LINE. -
FOR ct ZEN >TOWN AND LINkRPOOLA

MONTAN TT EsDAY. Jan. ~ $50 a. IN
NiS1ONSl i,Dh f'9 wv -, ~ IL.
AHIXDN TUESDAY, Feb. 10 . n m
NiOMl hSIA1 feb H. ~ =. IN
MONTtN A.............. TT E-DAY, March . 93U a. m
~ These steamers huiit OF ron, In Waternch com
parments ard furnished with every requisite 10 make
he pa,sac across the Atlantic both sale and agreeable, hay
ing bath room. smoking dflwine-topm. piano AMI
library also surCeo sowaIdcss ana oaicrcr On
each Tho are ~ upper deck thus nsir
ing those all uXurcs al ser pecfect ventilation
and iciif.
CABIN PASSAGE ACCORDING siaerooml $50. $50 AMI
slCO INTERMEDIATE. go; ~ EEkAGE at low rates.
OFFICE 40. - BEDAEWA1. ..
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GlcCiion \ oilce9.
OFFICE or Inr STANDARD

SAN INANCl-co. January "a, lH-h)
sTRST ANNUAL NETTING The first an
nual meeting Stockholders Of the above named
company the election Of SEVEN DIKECiOksl an' ,He
t.stci0u otacr business ~ may ne lr.s'ut, WI
be hcd on MOS DAY. FEBRUARY p 1850, tflrAt SO uy
In FcuIua) 40 O'Clock that day at ne once u 'o
companv Room % %,vaGA Block. No 800 montgomery s'
san Francisco. california. r..., o ,oso
TrAu-irr books VIE nt olcsri ON Tncrdy n
al oclok and will remain coa'd untl AFTER 'ho ~"
mus 'h WILLIAM WILLS, Secretary.
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OCEAN 6tedmers.
4 MEXICAN LINE,

"A FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Only Transatlantic Line unlor the AMERICAN FLAG.
every Thursday from Philadelphia. and every ed
nesday from Liverpool.
BRITIsM GROWN, "WEDNESDAY. Jan IS 10 a. M
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Erc0rDED LEASES.

Ludlow st. No * Tobias Slver,t IN 10 Ec1rT
Chlroegc aYcifs at annual r. ut RI ......---
So svr. No S3l Francis II Davis 10 Richard ward
yt.r-. "a annual rent ~ .-...--.
Gth.ave No .u%l Corlcia T. 80 I'll nan executors.
etc, a. IoiL ID re. YnI 70, ~ annual rem oi .-.-
Greenwich - 40 - The rector thHrch"nrdent
and Nrafitmcn If Si. Ja1r-'s church. Of tho
tow ni Newton. 10 Icna Connolly, q years.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
-yopE CrTy


&51, IT, Of % lotave 2'1sse Ellen $4,000
ave- Wsatc6ds ste Railroad ST. r. 50 80
F FToc STSI ""r); "iAn O'"no' ~ 1,Gos
6st 40 Of t5,rye Anue'so" QUO
1871, % ap go Te Of AveA iooxi5i Napoleon
Ha%Ts to fs9 Mds dSg on man property OF
Robert Br,wn: John stillwelI and wife to Benja !
Greene ST. No l9 ao,22zirregalar Sarah Hun A15c
Greene. st, rear 29; sarah Huntington and hus
llStls "a rr II oi 4dha nn tt2eed $500
stanton ST. lGs so A "a wam 81 Thorn 5000
'h Korres aS $S2 vie & j julius AHs agA
52d St 100 # e Of s'e' 2oHlooD Leo 2Oooo
Mad.d mrS1y y c cor inst 2o5 a15o pcia Don
lice and has5andto iilcn v coy w"gi -Enilie
lloIhs $ Wl y o. 1Ias " i5 goN ee 5000
4o-st = el 81 q II .te-aSe - i'N 4,5oC
Sprint ~ & 2 esaH TsG1r M''n1'. io." 5000
Ca1h9IinG G1l5igm and "n0'ner' eNe'aoF'' 10 $500
79t1 An y, pIaa Sye fa HS i'l"' 1856
M"4,s9nN1, + ana nn.and - }Iicn Co,wooi
l2;s ro tst 20 Of i, i bn fosr. c325
li5th So :. 70 49, y rs e ~ 10 1 400
1srh stn' 81. go Il Of Av,H lo51si Francis
2dya mes 10 cor i It, G5zo ' Napoleon
ri q, War; ai"P - 7i Gd ~ ~ zoe az - dsS 7
az; tlg g, -" ana a. '"''' ''''' J.COC
Siln ,ar = ,2 65 NJ, 81 10 i on e NoSre 900
7Stlst. q. % itc 90 ie-n q iNTt-.2 tilap'
Hro W s'h''' n'A'' ANU ...... 4OoC
Boa Iway g a. - 10 Il sol a5t, -. c,,l7 -vrI. IN
lar: Ma,v 4 sf'rns and husband and oih'is r
z, a ert 7 mo -.---.... ,,.,,
Gftlsi, .Sn e. of M.di@f nave -,xlt'3 VII m 600
li8m II. ~.r,e md We 90 jo'a r Pso ""''u'
0I t,n IT. 2 IT Gl .s',' ,S c5a5
iC5 on.o ~ o 5i e. IL I. cc Is.c 300
37fhst 100 n SO. utrarts -'1J-. -. HhlAii'p
ii.oaiway os, 70A II sof 7tr.si.2i.N'0l.1|N
H II F. ADer' Ni'r' ana "''o ~ 81, 900
7S'h II % fcof lstaye. @7GXIu22; Bryanis
HUGHES and wife t. JaFcsJ Doue eriY .-- -
-4fgsf 2ju n of 10Th ave. HISlt'--, N!l&it
Com 10 John y Moore BOW
AG'h-s. N0Ct- N cu ..xltL|; Bridget Mcint.ct 20 ,,o
Municipal Gps Iirl. t0'ng4rv -...... "'''
90 IN; No s NV co. 10 a a"sc 10000
o,bcI, IA IT, - .bc, t1,l '''''' COOS
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\ AIDES DRINK SERKYS TEA, and be
pcautul without using DANGEROUS cosmetic, Sfh ~
of the skin clears the conpliNpl
ava tnucs M Whole system. Those wa use strike az the
root ana restore beauty ani youthful icshnc's OF
Loh by cosmetics To be bought Only ga the
SFHEtYS TEA CO, 500 Arch-st, Phiad,phih Ordets by
promptly sent at DOC ana ii por ooA' pei 'S'uI'
10 trade.
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AmnScmcnis.


DOOTWS THEATRE. BEL0CCA.
ID sTRAKOs"H GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
This (TUEsDAN) EVENING JANGAhf X, at y
CARMENl 49, CAkMl. 49,.
Mile ANNA DE BELOCCA, Miss LANCASTER. Mile.
VIIERGA sig. BALDANZA (lis fret appcarlncel sig.
sToRTI Sig. PAPINI director OF the Music : hEiihhNs
TosiORROW "WEDNESDAY LA FANOkIIA, Nile.
nEIOCCA Miss LANCASTER sic: PhrkONICH sig
D,gnp'rl- Sig CAsTELMAKY Thursday. son AN 81 la.
FRIDAY Evening Night saturday Matinee MIGNON
Between 3Oth and 3lststA
LAST WEEK of
- J. l.. CROSSY'S
- AMERICAN COMIC OPERA COMPANY,
be the most complete organization now bo
fore the Dubic
Every Evening and Wednesday aud saturday Matinees.
MADAME ANGOTS DAUGHTER
Prices. DOC, Zoe. 81 and 81 %.
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lclp tuante0.

NGELL;S TURKISH, ELECTRIC and
y ROM, HNf.fS, Gl cEiu gton ave, want Americans
unicr twenty tre Tor itns anu Office
/,U \NIREENAID.-A frst-class chamOermald
x Tor tn country. private family b'sof references
r,Dnt,,d Apply at BhDELL > $40 itiaFe.
NTTRSE.-A reliable woman as nurse; capa-
y bic ol brruC up IN infant Apply at I5 Lass -vth ST.
from 10 O'Clock To J. -------------
Vy1ANTED-In a small private family, Il
w youpg Protestant gr 10 take care OF TWO small ehi
AM flenccu anu lui"SH inc Just
Of rs'errnc - Apply az % Liberty st, room D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27

TAMES DUNN, Inglefeld, Vanderburg
- County Ind, the address OF commissioned
Nicer ana any OF gunboat Woasco OF the
West Gulf Squadron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YOEK, Monday, Jan. 90. 1880
The following was the only sale held at the
Exchange salesroom to-day:
E hysrs.
1914 city @ s Boulevard of l1Oist. and a'loln-
ing OF l. Chiitenden aud Potter, Washing an ,-E
ing heights Fredk Bedford. 7''i''
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gitn Drorerlp Wanir0.

CHORES and WHOLE BUILDINGS wanted !;
- aIsn I0FTs we are having constant demand
- ASo w. rutland q WHITING, OBeekmanst
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL Hamburg

4 IItI.lTI NI-hNI.l4N IL
Z American Packet COsupauy3 Line for PLfMOU til,
CHFRBOUBG aud ia IHURG.
T-VIA......Inn. 20 FRTSIA.............Feb Feb. -
WIEIAND ......i rb 5t ifhO I'f-..:. Fen. ~
Rgfes OF passrge 10 Plymouth London, Chcrbouig nam
burg. and al ponts IN Eugilni Scotland aud Waos Fr,t
CABIN gold spO: second cabin, Cod 500; stecragc.
rrncv 8 o.. e. II. RICHARD & BpAS. Gen Pass. A%t.
kt' NIfNRDT.c co. ~ Broadway. NcS-HOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27

2 VT T. NINT U -IlN'.E-N Vt y To
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSl ~ LISE BErM Zen = hW.fORK,
SDUTfIA PRO. AL BREMEN.
RIP .Saf. IAN. u = y Sa' en- J 4
Nif'N 4 IL. fr Nt.~fR.-..- al ttu.El
RATES OF PASSAGE from SEW YORK 20 SOUIlAMP.
TON. HAVRE OR BRTMEN. am
FIRST CABIN 500 SIC 80 CABIN .........S5O
~TtERtGE. go. 800.
Return tickets At rcdGccd Prepaid steeIage ceru
cate
siecgc tickets AL points ~ the south Of Ensland $50
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Antlion Gnics OF Real Cstnle.

EARM AT UCTION.-THURSDAY, Feb
ruary Ig 1880 at D. III. The premises nJaccnt 10
The teminu. Nofth shore fallOad Great Neck Long
Isla the farm The late DANIEL T. SMITH; distance
Yora mil cont, nts 1871 acres Ia FIVE parcels
sale pcremptory 10 cosi eaiatr.
slLXANUs $: SMITH, Great Neck Executors.
SAMUEL RIkEk, iJU Nassau 81
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Gitunilons Uanlco-Md!cs

/,OACUIAN.-A frSt-cass cOachman under
stauda All about horses; best II rfer"nce-i cy "r
county SO Gthaye between Ia aud -"Gs~ hist h'o
NOACINlAN and GARDENER.-By Il Scotch
Z -fpgfe a undcrs funds the
M g.r. fif yrri- ctv rom last employer. Al
tr,.s = t.. tx lob Tribune Uptown Olce IZ'' Broad
way
COACUNAN and GROOM.-Gcrman wishes
\ st,Aiy rlsr. n irvae family nd,r,'and7 ii' bu,
ness in every respect j. strictly sober ami IcaDei I'VE
vprr. L.c4ss .lieicuces. Cal. OF address Co-chnt toJ
Hthay". with hfoy
COACHMAN.-By German married young
man no family: Prot staut; nnd'fsIads Bis business
g. evttt ,te.: -ocr ana 4niu-tiogs; SAFE aua careful
Wet - h.s... sto Q.
I'OACHMAN.-By a single man of long cX-
f,f..tc. -, tle blsnrss g. citv and coUfty under
.fapd- ~ business IN IA It's branches his sryrrI years
ely rene Isl. AH.itas j. - Ok 4- liI""h'
Jp.own on'r. LIS biodn"'J.
NOArINlAN or GROON.-A Young Protest
it na u who has a'ey como TO the country Wiahes
;raiou ls tolthman - groom IN private family u.d'r
.iaIs H. ~ has TIE bc1t ~ reference 10 elec
lion 10 city country car OF adcr - 6o4 YAve Codes
L,ARBENER-By a married man; 10 encum-
ir-rs a., several years practical cXpsr n tis
IA l,s is. hdr.t irnit and vegetable gr"wer; m
ougly UNDERSTANDS trming, the ere ami mauie'hen %"
,ir, and po. 49, which she fully Understands tr De o
civ rel, nee Clu address GARDENER. 3l] last
25thst.
THEORETICALLY reliable American desires Il
situation a. c,lcotOr lsultOr, posiu 81 tt,t x oil
at agurc.. Address LEIGH Advertisement once, 100
3daNc.
NNrAITER.-By Il Frcnchnan who Is a first
and ia OF H.. business city country ,nrstclass YER
bal references. can COZ tth ave. and Soih'st.
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RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTW

Sailing every 10 alternately from Philadelphia all
NewYork ng within few hours OF the
important points Of interest on the Continent
SWITZERLAND, FEB. ., II a. m
For rates of passage ana other Information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents
9O7 Walnuf.f Philadeiphia 20 Broadway New-YOrk.
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent BatteTy-pace New-lo
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Grcss ttlakine.
miscellaneous.

DROOKLYN Academy Of Music Stock wanted;
ten shares wish admission Ticket Address stahg price,
& p ITiDuuc once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27

~ BETWEEN NEW-YORk AND HANkE.
pier oCOmpanv new No 40 North River foot OF MOrtOn
Travellers by this line avoid both Anslt by English ra
and the discOmorts OF crossing the Channel In SmA
boat
Trudce...... Wednesday Feb. II, II a.
TNBRA DOR >auRtr "Wednesday VI h. 3 10 a. m.
Credit Paris IN amounts tOsu
LOUIS DE BEBlAN. Agent No 81 Broadway
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lEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

Those nrstclss scamsps sail regularly D. H. from
Ii.r 80. 81. Norti River - 10
sANIIAGDs tJ "a. tIpt F"ue-..-......~ar. Jan. 81.
CITY or NitA GU 10 cant Nauscc Wei. Feb u.
Atconnodatiofs -urpss 3D. Foi trelght passage Apply
NIlltAM =. On DE * -. 40. - D'1alNfy
LAYTON B0O~. Agcnisin Havana.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

Miss HENRIETTA BEEBE, soprano
Miss A. IrENNE. Con,ralta
NJ GEORGE WERRENRATH Tenor.
". IL BECKETT. Bass
MI ROBERT THALLON. r. who has kindly youn'ccrsdh
Acconnanist
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-NMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

National lnc.-Trom new Pier 80, North H..
AN----Fp.t EfN-fOWN AND LINENIOOL----
E%fLANn-.rr 80 g. - 3 Pan LAIN J., d. u l:'' p m
GitEED r..fan. ~ i. tNAph jan. 81. go r. NJ.
CABIN s7 currency: stocrage S2b Drafts from /
90 very races Company office, SOS o.
auf 3 rrotdvtv. =. ". T. ~ rR~r. Manage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27

NNALLACK'S. Opens 800; begins nc ;.
w irolrierer aud Manager Mr. LESTER WALLAcK.
LAST FIVE NIGH1a AID LAST MATINEE OF
M. LESTER WALLACk
IN his pres ssrcS ~ icprrtt n.alHhs
TUESDAY AND WLDNiSDAt, Jan :. aad -.
Will be presented Cnna Matthew's comedy OF
NY AWFUL DAD .
Mr.. LESTER W. LACK - Is tNttetti.bN.
TIL EVENING, Jan ~ bni rillts comedy OF
49, ION DON ASSURANCE.
ppInAV EVENING. Jannqfy 80. Gpldsniths Comedy %
sHE SrOOPS 10 CONQUER
aATUpuAY MATINEE, Jan. ~, LONDON Assn
sATtfRDAY EVENING. Jan. 81, MY AWFUL DAD.
Being the l. ast Appearance ~ Present OK
MIR LESFl.R WALLACk.
on Monday Feb ,.
Str. DION hOUCllAILl
Will appear IN the fayoIiio lrisa play
TIVE sUAUGnkATE, which Will be ntrscuted Wth
NEW SCENERY AND APPoiNTAfNf-.
The principal parts by he artists Cor boon tue cha sslcn
an this FORK ORIGINAL y d'rlRncd ana wfitten
Mr. Ioucicaut being engaged % perform AZ the hoysl
Adeph Theatre. London IN April this present cnA<onent
IA luited 10 few nights.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

- . nover.fatllng Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality
seminal Wea L n ess.
opsfmstorrh0a, LOST
MANHOOD. lmpoten.
~. Paralysis; and al
The terrible e1ectD Of
eelf /. Abuse. youthful
follieo, and exceoseo In
insurer years - such
- Less Of Memory,
4 nAaftudn Mockuvun1
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08
CARE OF THE HANDS.

Finger nails may be grsstly improved
both in color and shape by proper At
tsntion. Their care should become
one OF the most important Of the minor
opera tions Of the toilet, for the come
illness of the hands depends largely ON
their condition. The tender. taperiug
nail. of . rosy pink hue. with trsns.
parent edges. 10 the dssideratum. Stop
euttisg the nails squarely OF. trim in
stead closely At the corners. leaving the
center rather long. 20 - to give the
required oval snaps. Keep them clesu
with nail brush; and avoid the use Of
u knife for this purpose. - the inuee
substance Of the nail ahould not he
scrspsd aud the edges thereby rendered
opaque. Rub the nsil with the towsl
when drying the hands. mot only ios
the polish impastsd thereby, bat %
keep the skin Of the angees ifsm grow.
ing on the nails in deep. unsighsly
rms. The avoidance Of placing the
hands in extreme temp eratuses q wafer
will quickly render than sols. Avsys
washing the haads In tspid-uot warm
water. and in winter rubbing two Or
three dtops OF Rlyoerins over them
previous TO drying with . towel will
prevent reduces and rouehnsss Of skin.
A free uss OF glycsrine should ,hovever,
BE- avoided during hot weather. % Il ID
then likely TO impart yellow tioge 70
the skin. Use ~ little sssp - nay Be,
and zee to Il that COED article only ID
employed. Wsll-seasoosd white castillo
soap 10 advised - being lees subject to
sdultesasion than many OF the fancy
sorts.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08
DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
Thursday, July 8. 1880.

When you see politician
Crawling through contracted holes.
Begging for some fat position
In the House or st the polls;
With no sterling manhood in him;
Nothing stable. bread Or sound;
Destitute Of pluck or ballast;
Double sided ell around;
Walk yourself With irmer bssring;
Throw your moral shoulders back;
Show your spine has nerve and
Just the things which his must lack,
A stronger word
Wss never heard
Than this back bone!
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08
A DARING HRAT.

During hurricane the cross on the
towering spine of st. Peters Protestant
Episcopai) Church, at Pbiladsiphis. was
bent over. ADD for ten days workmen
we're engaged Replacing it. The hight
If the stespls 10 21s feet and three
inches. the top Of which 10 surmountsd
with . globe two fs~t six inches in d.
smeter, and on this rests . cross seven
feet: in hight. with arms extending
four feet. Both Of these pieces are
secured to the spirc BY an iron rod two
aud . half iuches thick inssrtsd into
them and extending down the inside ef
the stseple sbsut k.rty lest.
The gale struck the spire with such
terrific free a. to bend the rod which
bod. tn. globe and crvss to such IN
extent that they both hung ~ If about
tn drop to this groand. Ia order to
restore the pieces tn proper position It
beca'rs necsssary TO remove them from
the rod. take the rod dswu, straighten
It aud hoist it into its former place.
1" order TO accomplish this difficult
task. which vas psrfsr@ed By rigger
named Howard. piece Of timber was
run oat through an opening in the
sp,r. about fifty feet from the tsp. To
this pallsys wire attached. BY nissns
VI which . stout spar, with another
pulley and rod attached to the spar.
was drawn mp ard dashed TO the spire
Having made the spar secure, the r0ps
attached 10 il was fssteued around {
man and made TO perform the double
duty Of slevsting him and another
sp.r. which 10 turn, was made fast ID
the preceding spar. In this manssI
four spArs were lsshed TO each other
aud made fast to the spir BY rope,
binding them 20 the latter. the fourth
spar extending to the top OF the spirs.
Then the cross, ball and iron rod wers
removed.
Then began the task Of replacing thu
globe aud crosa First the rope vel
placed around the body Of the daring
workman. and with four pairs Of Draw
ny arms he WAS hauled to the dizzy
hight. aud there tied himself secure
to the spar. Then the rope was lower
si aud ths large ball was hoisted and
placed in position. and in like name,
the cross. while the breathless crowC
watched the movements of the rigge
and speculated on his chances nj CON-
ing down whole. The dangerous tasl
was, however. accomplished without
the slightest accident. and now the eros
occupies its airy position rs il it hst
never been distnrbed.