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DnTTERDAM LINE.
STAR LINE

WHITE SIAIt LINE. -,
w UNITED STATES sAND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
ron QUEENSTOWN An ID LlNEIFJpI. ., .
NOTICE-Thc steamers Of nls Limo tase mo Lane iloule
recommended bv Lent Mauty. L. - ~ oh Doh Tue ou'"u
ana hOmeward VOYAGES -, 90
C>LIIC CoDf. Goadcll lflay Jln' ~ y IT,
EHlJANtIC CAPT. Perry ---- 1htllhhJ jan g. "a il
ADfti NTGC Caot IcIulnTS f--.. Ihur' st hn ~ p m
ST.
These steamers uniform in size and unsurpa"o In ap
pOntments The saloon Staict0Ons smoking anI BAlA-
rooms placed anid,ps where ,he nos" ana motion arc
felt anOTdug degree u comfort hitherto unattunlDo
at HCd.
tickets favorable terms.
These steamers carry neither cat'le shecp nor pgs
For inspection plans and other information Apply NJ thp
Compsnys Offices No. 81 Broadway Now ork or 40 Wal
uut.st, Philadelphia l"J' 'p'l - agent
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Nfm 11nblicaIlons.
Holm WILEY & SONS, No. Is Astor-place'

TOHN WILEY & SONS, No. 10 Astor-pi"ce'
~ publish this day
TIE STONES OF VENICE. Introductory chapters us ns
local iuqices fprind separately FOR THE ss or n
while sfavirc al BY JOhh usA b' ~
with two plates, 12mo cloth, 81 70
EXPERIMENTS on THE STHLNGIii Or w ~ ~
IRON AND CHAIN CABLfS including lfve ~
the PHYSICAL Chemical Properties OF tOheI ~ nI
Iron Nv Commander H. 4. BearGsce T. = y hesisou anu
abridged by William Kent NJ. r.. Vol. $40. pales
mailed prepaid on the ieccipt U tbe Piioe
80 MONG n number of worthy artistic jour
"A nals THE PORTFOLIO. edited by MI. Hainerd6Ih..
is still the issued language The en"i j. me @
Eng ish with absolute d slaS
competent appreciation when the caiEs % hpllsl a
ta art pitted ogt ther, ana ne mas @ ~
efs without living suprriOTs 0iurni>h the plates Whh om ~ ~
exqus q cabinet in the coecied numb Is y - >a,lo, @
Offering eca Inducements 10 SuDscrbeIs oI Jew
TENHE WITCHING HOUR.
n monthly miscellany o. my IN. mystery ana MARY uu'
TO-DAY. Illustrated Is cents number Choi'e premium
C~DYaSseis wanted.
3j3 Adamsst RrooKlyn, y. Y.
nIARIES. 1850. all styles, Expense Books,
DAILY Journals First class Stationery Blank BOOKS
N0''''''' u" -'''''' N FRANCIS & LOUTREL
40 Maidenia
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~ harts Consolation. This magnificent OIL picture 81,
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yearly subscriber 20 DemorcsVs Monthly Magazine.
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NEw-YORK. HAyANAand MEXlCANMAL
. F0R Hi.ilvAVk nIInFi,G''r.. ''. " - -
,AND VERA ,Etl, VA nAVANA. AM,


Calling 40 P.O-T.so. Caupt.hs ani Frouicra. 90
CITY OF MERIDA flayiAn and Mexico .-.-.Nai J2h ~
CITY Of NEW-1OHk tfg1agl 9ni Mex go. . ~nt Jan -
CITY OF WASHINGIlN umvsrl "uyl Thurs JaH. y
'ClrG OF ALEXANDRIA Has Aua and Mckcol cLi ftb.
MEALS a Ia CA!:1E. SMALL TABLE SEHN Nitf
:. =. CITY or MEXICO w!u leave NcvOrcans. Jan. 20
and iab i6fDr Nc.H cruz VIA Blgdld. I4mp.n ana Tux
connecting witt steamer 4or Havana Nrw-1 ofk.
r. FALINANDI.E SONS. sos. 81 and 3a NrOaiWay.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO D..EAI, RAILR0Ap;1 10 o:-i

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
I'D Leave New.York from foot Of Desbrosse5 ana OorE
for Washington PrsburG Columbus Cincinnati
n La so.h p1Iman a car, fo nsiimoro to Newark,
Ohio, PittsbuIg ana Chicago. 49, , 49, ,,
! p for Washington and the West Pullman cars cars from
New-YoIk to baltimore and Washngon maAins Gose cnn,
noction- Pitsburg Cincinnati INDIANAPOLIS Oulsyle
ana ~ Iolis Through Pullman cars Baltimore 10 Oho-
h o0 m daT for waslngton South and Pull
man seepefs rom NeWHOrk To Baltimore and WPShington
i, ~ Lnuis COumbus sbnrg south and
Souihwe ST.. TIouGh ful man cars from Baltimore 10 Cncn-
Florida NcwOrleans and the South -
ons eScs Pes s @ e az oc@p So%p@ys SG Of oST oS S
HOUND TRIP IIcKKETGSo TO 90 KANSAS KAN NEBRASKA
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEI.
" Ferry station in NewYorl foot OF Libegty.t ,,..,
Coainen@ng oct s. IS19-Traus leave NewYorK foot Of
600 r. Llbcrty.st as follows p,.,,oro Name,
$3.50 a. m-tor Termination. EasOn, BelNinor'i h'ucn
Chunk lamagua, Wikcslarre, Elmira. &c. Connects at
si5 a. For ife6 IL h" nrdgo M Rranch Easton HARRISBURG
Mauen Chunk Tamaqua Wilkesoarre Scrdhu'n' ""''aN'
1890 IN. and 430p. m.-For somcrve and FlemnEton
p For Pennington, Elston, Mauch Chunk. Iamaque
Wikcsbare scranton, Tunkhannock. Tamaqub Ha1ciO0h
Reading, Potisyie harrisburg, Sc. . ,,,,., and
400 In-For High Bridge Branch Eason BeNlueTo anu
$50 D. in daiy.-For Easton. Allentown and Harr .barg
EmrL &c connects al Junction for D.. L. and W. H. H.
10" trans 1 to Iocsi Point see timetables at stations
SUNDAY No-L.ayc at s;i5 a. M II p NJ i9I % Bonnd
Allentown. Reading and Harrisburg. ,,o,
Eoas Of he" BrooSlyn and Erle annoy make conGoo t
CITY Station to and from Brooklyn ana Eric Depot
jersey Ciy.
NEW -YORl< and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ leave New. York foot OK Lboy't. for Perth AmDoy
sodth Amboy Re- Bank, Long Branch ocean "rO'e %'r
STAG eonneeton m TO- and from EXPORT at Matawan Sta
ton.
ERhEHOLD and NETWORK, RAILWAY
4 Connection. Lave foot OF LiOertyst LOT trcehoN 81
s;lo, ll:ij a. M, !, 0:lJ D. M
HTr~XX- IppGTV CoTr,rITVpN PATHWAY
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PAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

TY.lN IV N.tIII ''-'iI
l. sailing from Pier foot Canl-st NOrih River
FOr SAN FRANCISCO Via ISIIINUs OF PANAMA
steamship CI.N DL. ~aturdry 3, Ja1. i0. r'on
connecting for CeutIai aui South America and M"Ncr
From san FrhnCi-Cp 10 Japan and China.
steamship CITY DF = pEk1 tG 8 60 'rltf, Zen .. h",-
rom san Francisco 10 Honolulu. NcwZea-ana am NV
sleamshin cry OF NEW.YOHK. MONDAY Ian. 20. nooa
For freight or Ecaeral Information apply az Company
ONCE pier foot o Cana-t. Sorth III c-. .,,,.,,,
Pass n1eis orwarled 10 s. Az - - ~ ~
I-LANI- JAPAN. CHINA NEWZEA IA NJ. ~ - y. ~
LA, SOUTH AMERICAN. CENTRAL AMLidCAN AM
MEXICAN PORTS. ..,
FGf tickets or information rcgard apply = tho
a. n sLWGLL II j. BULLAY.
r,i-f -f,,..euy.r -uutrIutenisnf
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These rsi.cass steamships sa regularly at p M fon
Pier so. - So.tl River. as fo loy4
MT 400 DE CT "a '1pf fHo'r sat. jan ~
(lfY Ira l,t ant Fausico. ~ ci. ! en- u
tAccomuoCafious -l. IoI freight Apply
10 WILLIAM =. CLYDE & CO.. 40. IS Bt0diNty.
AlNlnN Ar.uLA I...anl.
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OlONN I1IN Nh -; STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

u TrITTD eTATES MAI STEAMERS
For OI EFNsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier -. y. x loot Of kingst -. -
NEVADA ....... .TU ESDAY. Jan. - 1880 a. m
MoNIb "A I'll ESDAY. Jan. 81. $3.50 A. IN
W-f-C0TsTT ~ L l.SDAY. Feb p 1880 q. N
NrIZO%A ,............ Tt ESDAY. Feb. 10. . a. IN
yUVoN NO '''''''' -- Tt FSDAY Feb. H. 10 g. III
r These steamers arc Quilt Of iron, in wscrtght com
partmcnf ard are furnished with every requisite - MAKE
the passage across Atlantic both safe and agreeable nav
ing bath room smokingroom, drawingtoom. plano am
surgeon. s'Cwhtdes ami derr on
each steamer The stateroOms AL deck thus ns
ing r atest OF al luxures at sea- perfect venta'h
and Hight. ......o..., 400 -,o ..,
CNRiN PASSAGE according 10 saierooml 500 $50 AMI
sion INTERMEnIAIE SO; SlEEEAGE, at loW rates.
OFFICE No. 20 BKOABWAl: c,,,ov
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL Hamburg-
l Amcr,cgn PACKET Companys Line for PLYMOUTH
CHIKBOIIiO and HAAiBCEG. .. - ,o
GIiIFIsT a. IL ~ J. feu -
FSSING Ian. - lWfIlAND .Mar'h. =
Rates passage 10 Plymouth, l"nson' Chgrn"uig LIN
lrr aud an points in England scotland ana N1es Fr-t
Cabin gold sipO; second CABIN, god 200 Stoerage tu'
renew $50 G.. y. RICHARD * B2Ar. Hel Ias' AEt;
~ <IIN NRDT, IL Broadway, NeW-iOrk.
~ General 4 csnts 81 Rr0al.st.. NcW-No.k.
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prn SrAR IINF-FOR ANTWERP

RED STAR LlNE-FOh AN w I'm
Sailing every 10 Gays alternately from pha1cpha ana
landing passengers within alcN hos ile VI INV
ifuu points " interest on the Continent -,
EHYNLAND SATURDAY, Jan. u.
Por rates OF passage other iniOrnitcn Apply %
PETER RIGHT & SONS, General AgeHis us vor,
9O7 Wanut-st Phiiade, lhi0- ~ BfollWay ~
JOIN McDONALD AGENT Battery-rlace New YORK.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANT'
VI BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANRE; =.
per Of COMPANY neW) No 42 North River 1901 o
Travellers bv this line avoid both transit by Eng'h rA
way and the dscomfors OF crossing the Chanel In 'n
boat urotr,-d.r Top poou
n,E,yCI-Ic K JOucla. ednc3A1Y Feb T. IL - IN.
FRANC r. Irndel!e.. Wcdnrlav. rcd ~, - - y; y,
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. AGENT No. % broadway
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NEW- -JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

ERhEHOLD and NETWORK. RAILWAY
Connection. Leave foot OF Libertyst Tor Freehold ~
S:l5, Has a. m, (, 5:lj D.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

Wife Of Archibald Campbell Archbishop OF Canter
bury Edited request Of the Archbishop by the Rev.
WM BENHAM, b. D.. Of the six preachers Of Caner-
1ur
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For Roys and Young Men-Country.

4 lcxander Institute, Military Boarding school,
~ White Plains. y. y. PRINCIPAL o. r. WILLS IN. u
pOYS and young men admitted at any time
depna SwTrHiY MT & sH0RIiIDGE A. H. iHaryard grad
uate,, Principal.
POYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
fummST SGSFSw S wiStSE socbbaec Ma + H0FfMAHY
pOYS under SIXTEEN, Yonkcrs, n. Y.
R.,.n.e GrGss9 sgi teachings kind @E
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL, INSII-
- TUTE New Haven Conf GS6c,a hGss STo' o
%IsRaey 10 anGs T0fSe Sy military Gs gymnastics 20
Ample opportunity for athletic games rowing &C.
DOR BOYS UNDER THIRTEEN.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Wor-
[ L cester Mass. c. Il. METCALF. A A superintendent
HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New-Ha-
h YEN iI id t. nee eI yos S b. woocy
tT POt R5sS 5ssShS M II w. q Bxc KSs sco Or aus 0
MT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY.
at sing Sing on Hudson y. y, -.
mens Classical MoaeTn Isngua;;es ementg Ma5ho
mstc Engi:A Stnee ana H2gra sceRGe Sag1 are a
lied Military Departmen Iding school Win Wei I%25"1 %
aSpddafSy. eSIii gymnasium 6raJAMI% GIfS rincpa
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, New
ton SUISSE County ~ j. e;en ,ye r
ment and Christian influences thorough 70 ~ for any col
ed ttaden!s; j. Fiays Mgqss Up Judge 'oAa A
r. >
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
L CHESTER. Perm. ,,, -
Engineering Chemistry Gg'd- F and F9Gsh fs assFse'
VNARRYTOWN. n. Y.-The IRVING INSIl-
Il TUTE opens next session January s. preara,ion ioT
irsning AdGress for circulars AiiMAGNAC ROWE
Friacipals. aIaIi ,'''''''' - ~
For Young Ladies-Country.
ADDRESS MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE.
"a For Young Ladies, PitisheId Mass. ,,,,., soo
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young La
GROVE HALL, New-H29gep,o Conn;sMi's IAs
HARVARD UNIVERSITY - EXAMlNA3;
IN TI0Ms s0 a2 9 5 in 'eGR CsmSe
Philadelphia and cincinnati For m sddTess Seee
NJISS BULKLEY'S BOARDING and DAY
vi SCHOOL for young ladies', rsrIytownonIhe hudson
For Both sexes-Country.
CHAMBERSBURG Penn) ACADEMY.
Tarents desiring school both good and cheap will please
INQUIRE n'' 'N' n'' j. H. sHUMAKER Phi. D. Principal.
NAPLEWO DINSTITUTE-For both sexes;
W co1eory Pcnn 600 per quarter s%ssn pre-
f'''N ''' 'O'D''' GsHoRTLiDGE. A. 81. PRINCIPAL
Mt KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
open sept @t f'S d Terms G Id Mss Gya Prncp
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, near Philadel--
a. saTsc es. ES9 n Ter
tic English Normal Department Preparatory and Model
Schools. For particulars address EDWARD H. MAGILLs
President, SwarthmOTe. Delaware Co. Penn.
etG0 per quarter, Rockland College, Nyack.
send for catalogue. W. H. bANNIeIEi' a H.
Miscellaneous
CCHOOL Properties for sale and rent. New
- list mailed for stamp. schernerhom, 80 L. l4thst NY
Eaw Schools.
VALE Law School. Irregular course, z years;
GRADUATE doT degree Of DC La years Fall term,
opens sept. %. Address Prot WAYLAND Newisyon Ot
Dantina ArGormles.
A Lien DODWORTHiS
"a SCHOOL FOR DANCING
AT Ills RESIDENCE. NO. Gsl 5TH.AvE.
send for circulars.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
'G'O PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE And SHORT LINE
BFTWktN
NEw-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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Eaw Schools.

VALE Law School, Irregular course, years;
Graduate dOF degree OF DC. La Fall
opens sept 20. Address Prot. WAYLAND New'Haven ct
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

National Lirc.-From lncU) Picr 30. North *.
N--FOR QUTTNsToWN ANp LiN Efopl"----
FRA CE.....Iau lo. B p. ~ ltl pr Jan. -'' % p M
-------IOR Ion Dos tNIctofIa UocLsl.------
ERI N........ len d.. 4 t iN' an va ~
CABIN go s1u currency: steefagc. 40. DIaits from
upward ISSUED a. los 'c-. t"min once No-. ~
aud % HrOidwnv. T. WI. u iN~I Man's'e
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARrHESE
FIRST CAIL-lO1a O'CLOCK 4. ".

THIRD CALI J.
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TMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL Hamburg-
TNpERIAL GFRNAN Mani
INMAN line ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

FOR OUEFNsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
MOTTO Iho s.,aiu,r, of his me take Lieutenant
Wlury'- Lame tOutrs 90 ai -casous oi h3yrir. - o
CITY OF NEW-A OI.k ......I 'oDA y. IAN 10 uU a. M
CITY or EEI i.eDAH. Jan - a. a.
CITY OF BERLlN 81 M !, Jt = T. i+ l
CITN OF l'l> Iri lL...1IIu N-iAl i. Jan. - tl a LL
CITY OF H1CHNpNp tl = IfA y, Fen - g. 'l.
CABIN 500 $50 ana 500 Return tickets on tAVoTaDi'
S.lools state rooms DoA n1 and bathrooms fnl.ishqs
Vl,-1 gf.tt.. GJ ADt C...y cattle. s.'r oi irN
JOIIN a.. pNf b.. 4 ,f.. Cd AVID 33 li-. sd glr y Y.
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l vol, l2mo. 81 75.

The Memoir Of Ca,harine and Craufurd TAFT IS hfes
history should find its place in every house lesson
not only submission and faith but also OF the still
Of Christian charity and Wold
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
CENTRAL and HU
ANF DOLLAR TO BOSTON.

VIA TIIE FALL RGN ER LTNE.
For special nut,t tckots. trainers Old COLONY and
Si-Wroyr iravs Ncw-York daily. cNc~Itng sundays al
81 Pier =, Norh River foot OF MuItsYst Leave
Brooklyn, 4UJ y. ri Jersey t!t' 4.@J N, Va AhAe1.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
Rail VA Y NE VS..
IMMIGRANT TRAFFIC..
A NEW COMPACT BETWEEN THE RNLROADs-AN
EQUAL DIVISION or IMMIGRANT PASSENGER

NEW COMPACT BETWEEN THE RNLROADs-AN
EQUAL DIVISION or IMMIGRANT PASSENGER
TRAFFIC.
The war which has been pending between the
New-York Central and the New-York, Lake Erie
and Western Railroads in relation to the immigrant
passenger traffic is practically at an end, an ar
rangement having been concluded through William
H. Vanderbilt, who Is now in Europe, by which
each railroad the Pennsylvania and the two before
mentionedl represented in Castle Garden is TO re-
ceive its proportion of immigrant business. These
three railroads were allowed agents in Castle Car
den on the condition that they would divide the
business, the Commissioners of Emigration believ
ing that the immigrants would he better protected
and stand less chance of being swindled than they
would If the railroads allowed to compete for
the business promlscuo4sly. A few, weeks ago 1t
discovered that the Erie had violated the
compact by making q special contract with the
North German Lloyd Steamship Company, by
which all the immigrant passengers Of that line
were TO be booked through to their destination by
the Erie Road, and that the railroad company was
EMPLOYING sub agents TO compete for the patronage
of the immigrants coming by other lines, and
was giving greatly reduced rate. When these
facts became known. the two other roads began
to cut rates. and the result was that all of the
missionaries excepting onej who were allowed
the privileges of Castle Garden, and many of the
employees and boardng-house agents were acting
as sub-agents for the roads The Commissioners
of Emigration began an lnvesi cation.
BY the new arrangement the New York Central
and the Erie are to have the immigrant traffic of
the North German Lloyd steamers on alternate
weeks. The arrangement went into effect Sat
urday, the 727 immigrants of the Donau being
transferred to the New York Central. The sub
agents are to he excluded from the rotunda of
Castle Garden until the last imm grant is regs
tered when they will be admitted at the same
time with r the boarding house keepers and
runners" The other immigrant business will be
distributed rs follows: Immigrants by the State
Line will go to the New-York Central those bv
the Inman Line to the Erie, and all those by the
Gnion Line excepting the Mormons. to the Erie
those by tho National Line, the Red Star Line and
by every third vessel of one other line. the Nor
mons, and the Scandina vians coming to Captain
Jensen. of the American Emigrant Company. TO
the Pennsylvania; those by the White Star are to
be equally divided between the New York Central
and Erie ; and the Anchor Line, which makes its
own division of the passenger traffic on the Dther
side gives ITS vessels alternately to the Newlork
Central and the Erie. The Hamburg Lines pas
sengers go any of the three roads behind in its
quota. do also those of the French Line. If any
of the roads do not then get their fair percentage
ness
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
AUTUMN DAYS AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. 27.-A thick, disa-
greeable fog has hung the city all day and evening
The Rev DR.. Farley, OF Brooklyn, Ia the guest of Mr..
a. A. Low, OF the same city.
The Casino corporation refuses to lease any OF the
stores in the Casino block the OF 1881 owing
to projected plans which, If carried out would In
terferc with the present aTrangemcnts
There VIII be an important meeting of Methodist di-
vines In this city in the second week in October.
A. Sober and wife, A. w. Gibbs. Mrs. G. NJ Wells, Mrs.
J. Dalton, W. r. Atkins b. Tuckerman, John Balestin
and wife, G. W sweet and q. u. Benjamin, from New
York, T. r. Wilkinson. from Eng land, and 5. p Hinck
ley, G. L. Perry and c. A. Harris, from Boston, have
arrived at the Hotel Aquidneck.
Professor Alexander Agassz, whose summer residence
at this place burned to The ground two weeks ago,
has sent check for $500 TO the BFemens Relief Asso-
ciatIOn OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
ATHLETES IN THE POLO GROUNDS.

An initiatOry athletic meeting under the
direction OF the Manhattan Polo Association was held
NJ the polo grounds yesterday afternoon The attend
large and much interest manifested. The
programme was long, and darkness camo before 1t
had been carried The first event. the 1O0yard rum
by J. B. White Manhattan Club, In lOls
seconds.
f. L. Lambrecht. Pastime Club, won prize by putting
the shot, 37i2 feet; j. NJ Mann was second, with q
throw of 81 feet "a inches.
The other events resulted follows; The 22O yard
ruDJ NJ. Young Manhattan Club. first in 24is seconds
with j. NJ. Esqurol second.
Pole lcaping-B. +. Richardson, Scottish. American
Club, 10 feet inches; H. H. Baxter, 10 feet inches.
One-ni.e walk-W. II. Purdy, Manhattan Club, o min
uAs 5sl4 seconds; y. p. Murray second Il. 4. Merrill
ssd j. b. Clark entered, but disqualified by the
Judges for unfair walking
Hammer throwing-F. L. Lambrecht 90 feet 4io
inches; &. a. j. Quickbuner. 90 feet inches.
OneBile runH. Fredericks, Manhattan Club. first in
minutes al ns seconds; with H. Clifford. Irish-Amer
can Club, second.
Two-hundred and twenty yards hurdIerace-J. Austin
wac the winner IN 2sh seconds
five-mies walk-fimothy Fay, first; ]. b Clark sec
ond No time was taken rs the judges called the
ON too
Four-huDdred and forty-yards run-C. Peterken won
n % seconds; with J. Mckinney second
Special 440yards race-L 4. Myers won easily In
%6s seconds with j. g. Voorhees, second.
os vetors
Eight-hundred aLd eighty-yard run-E. d. Jesserup
Amttci Cluo came IN ahead IN minutes Sig seconds;
whh H. A. Knight, Manhattan Club. second
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
CALENDAKs THIS DAY.

sr'PRENg CoUgT-CHaMsEas- rrence J.'o1rt oDs1s At
l030a m, Calendar esei az II Mos. 49, 10, 20. 81
IS, 81. III. l2l. l76, lo9. 20j, 2l7. 2l-, 2l9.
%UPKRGo. CoURr-SrRCAL IERMVan Worst J.-COnrt opens
IL IN. No day calendar.
COMMON PLEAS CHAMBER3-J. Z. DAILY, J-MOtionS will
heard ~ 10 III.
MAiuNE COURr-GENERAL TERM-Shea. @. J.. and focpp
and Sheridan, Jy.-Held in superior Court Part II-Ca
endaf called at 10 m-Appeals from Orler-NOs Is, o.
IL; Appeal. from Juigments-Nos. lO, II, %
Jrhe People aNt.
Henry StenbeTg, William FOX, Francis McKerney.
Edward Mccall Ohm Reilly, burglary Francis Thorne Rich
ar Wilson Hester Wilson Frederick Bnck, Isaac Walker
Lawrence Moore John Maloney Annie Kane grand
Gilbert Fowler, bigamy Matthew Hunt William johnson,
John Wilson. larceny from the James Roach recey
ing stolen goods
PAKr I.-COwng 1.-THE People agt. John Klenk stephen
y. Oodrdge feOniOus battery; Iver
larceny from the John Lotus. grand larceny
Mary White James Cain, larceny from the Danel
Murphy. Abraham Levy, William Armtage. Peter Muller.
James Brown, Theodore Zschoch Edmund Zschoch violation
Lottery law.
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A ADVERTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
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brsst 3OS West twenty tnId4t COZ rig ~. MT,
ave cor -Seventhst at the HARLEM OfFiC' ~
1ODI and PSI rhirdaye, cor Onehnndreu annt"un.,
fonrih 81 fafem SAVINGS Bank Building up 10 D. H. ~
regular office raes
or. NICHOLAS AVENUE AND ONE-HUN..
- DRED-ANDFORTY FIJI : f-snprem9 Co1,1, ~,
NJ. VaDdenheuyel plaintiffs, against WiIlhh I" "aru anu
Others, defendants. -. ...ao
In pr.nance OF Judgment foreclosure and sale nano
the entitled action. dated me Zoh niy
OF November T. Francis G. BOwnaD tne referee nuy
appointed order OF this Court dated the iUh ny %
and stead Of George " ifae e7',
make sale under said Judgment &C. VIII sel az pubic
auction the Exchange Salesroom No IL bToahw1y ~
CITY York THU HSDAY the l4t dav OF OclD
ber Il O'Clock bv r.. r. Raymond auciDneei,
premises described judgment as
certain lots. pieces and parcels 0 Iann st'.s'
lying In the 1--WE fth Ward of the 'iy OF ok
bounded and described follows Beginning al te cor
ner formed the Intersection OF the casery line or se Oi
tho Nicholas and the s0uthefY ne or sne Oh O
hundred andorty fthsircet aud running thence eastery
sOnteriy side one
hundred and two feet and ten Inches
certain proposed new ayenu" ,hOwh 0n u
office OK the OF Ia e. In TIE Cly OF
Ne~-GOrS; ana thence running III sp"tH'iiy
~ proposed new avenue,
one hundred anc hity thence running westerly IN
"A last mentioned me, TWO
hundred feet TO the said eaerlY side Of Avenue ST
Nicholas distant s)uthery one
thr feet inches ana onequarer oi an men more OF
southeast corner OF SAID Avenue 81
Nicholas and forty. ihsee; and thence
not1ery and along the said ea-ery line or de Of
Nicholas hundred and eighty tn ee tcet nine
and quarter Of inch more or less to the point
place beginning YORK. September II, IsSO
FRANCIS e. BOWMAN. Referee
JAMES r. CuMrNG
plaintiffs Attorney.
Tribuua Building. \. Y. City
Sptz -2aw 3wks-Iu8ih
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
THE COURTS.
DECLARED To RE IN CONTEMPT.

1t has been claimed by the friends of the
widow OF the late Civil Justice stemmler that the bill
which passed the Legislature last spring providing Tor
the payment TO the widow by the city OF her deceased
husbands back pay signed by the Governor and his
signature afterward erased. 1t has also been claimed
that the Instant the signature affixed the bill be
came n law. which the Governor could not vitiate or
annul by crasng his signature. The Governor refused
obey the mandate OF the Supreme Court issued by
Justice Beach directing him to appear IA witness in
regard to the matter Senator Robert II. strahan also
refused 10 appear for examination, and yesterday
motion made before Justice Lawrence to punish the
Senator for contempt. Mr. Wehe the counsel Tor Mrs
Semner said that Senator Strahau ana the Governors
private secretary were present when the Governor
affixed bis signature. Justice Lawrence TOOK the
papers.
The argument Cn the motion for mandamus against
Senator Strahan Will be heard next Friday.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
4 WOMAN PRGB4BLY MURDERED.

RED BANK, n. j., Sept. pa report from
Atson Junction. Hammonton Township, thar the
body Of woman named Mary Philips was found in an
uncutvated piece OF ground near Cranberry Park on
Friday last. She WAS doubtless murdered. her beck
being broken aud the throat dscolored Appearances
indicate that she had been choked to DEATH There Ia
evidence OF some ma'treament OF the body. Persons
have been found who knew the woman. and who saw
her In company with two the road leading to the
spot where the body found