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a. ). vER MILYA

roUNTY CORONER AND UNDERTAKEN,
No los street, between Fourth and Fifth
Always on hand large assortment Of Metallic and
Wooden Caskets Burial Cases and Collins Shreuds
furnished and Funeral wreaths Preserved. Country
orders viii receive prompt attention on short notice
AID It loves rates. ap14-4pim
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a TTORNEY AT LAw-oFFICE, FIFTH ST.,
IA between | and ]. Residence, No. 207
street. between SeYenth and Eichth. anlh-anlm
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Spermatorrhea. Exhausted Vitality and LOSS
OF MANHOOD, from whatever cause produced.
IT ENRlCHES AND PURIFIES THE BLOOD
strengthens the Nerves. Brain Muscles, Dig. stion,
Reproductive Organs, and PHYSICAL and Mental
Faculties 1t stops any unnatural facilitating
drain upon the system, preventing involuntary
losses, facilitating dreams, etc. 1t is a sure
elminator of all KIDNEY and BLADDER COM.
PLANTS. To those suffering from the effects
cure is guaranteed Price, Sc so per bottle, or five
bottles in case, with full directions and advice SIC.
Sent secure from observation to any address upon
receipt OF prlce or c. o. D. To be had only direc
Of DR. SALFlELD. No. 80 KEARNY STREET
San Francisco, Cal. Communications
strictly confidential Consultations BY
etter or at Office, FREE. Office hours, 10
TO 3 and toS p N. Sundays, from II to
only. @so A-swtfSw
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nR. ,IINTuE viii agree 70 forfeit Fire Hmm.

sion to Society, Dimness OF Vision, Noises in tie
Head; the vital fluid passing unobserved in the
urine and many other diseases that lead to insanity
and DEATH
DIR. 5TENTsE viii agree to forfeit Five Hmm
bred Dollars for a case of this kind the VITAE
RESTORATIVE (under his special advice and
treatment) will not cure or for anything impure or
injurious found in it. 7sR. MINTsE treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
Consulfasi0u free. Thorough examination and
advice, including ANALYSIS of urine, S.. Price of
Vital Restorative. So a bottle or four times the
quantity $40. Sent to any address upon the
receipt of price, C. o. D., secure from observe.
ion, and in private name if desired, by
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DR.. c. L. SIMMONS,

MO. 212 ] STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND
~ Third, Sacramento.
70 to 10A.M.)
to P H.
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
A u Office, southwest corner of Seventh and j
streets in Bry e's new building, up stairs Resi-
dence, southeast corner Of Seventh and N streets,
Sacramento. Office hours l to and to s P. NJ.
nrlS -tIalr
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EtHARLES T. JONES AND ED. NJ MARTIN,
u Attcrneys-a5-Law and Notaries Public, have
removed their office to No. COZ l street, between
Sixth and Seventh mr24-4plm
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THE SUPREME BENCH.

Candidates for Supreme Judge are COL
onel ]. Kelly of this city, late United
States Senator, and at present member of
the Supreme Bench by appointment He
is a good man, not brilliant, but sound.
He had the misfortune to be mixed little
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MoED. pARV
HAyEsNgD o ALIEN.

A TTORNEY AT LAw-oFFICE, SOUTHWEST
"A corner Of and Fourth streets Residence,
q street. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth ap9-4p'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27

..roN As OCCASIONAL. CORRESPONDENT or TUE TRIBUNE.
Nt5y-Il,yEN, Feb "a large crowd Of
students with tbcig friends filled the comm0Giou- gym
sum an. afternoon sec The athletic contests here
tof1rc announced. An exhibition similar 10 this took
ulce last Winter u the same place, and proved such
.rc.s ia every way tnat II was decided 10 repeat The
,.1u.rmcnt this Winter The success OF Last winters
,lon together with the OF to-dav's. VIII uu-
1ir,l.v be the means OF rcylvmg ana rt6stab'ishing
tpc Old Athletic Association, which under the care
of the Class OF 20 went into bankruptcy and
rlrs Considerable interest has been manifested in to-
,y4 contests the entries 10 which were more III num-
m than those al last year. The trial heals were To-day;
tlc final heats viii take place next SATURDAY
The Faculty having given due warning IN regard to
o.. h.p,,r" rI,hc- the Freshmen "sNuns out
,y,shin.ton's birthday very subdued manner.
professor wheeler delivered very interesting lee
t,rc an Ireland before large gathering OF students
I'm liyonia Han ast Monday evening.
NJ Uotchkiss has had chair made ont OF remnants
Of the Old timber in south Middle College He proposes
~ rive this to the college to be bought the share
system. giving tho proceeds 10 toe Navy. ,..
The l,-t issue OF The C0UTdtn had an article written
Inv n graduate advocating the introduction OF elghs
mo the college spring and Fall regatta-
The senior Glass Is now engaged IN competing Tor the
Mr. j. sheldon, OF this city. will deliver the next
Iiirr before Lvonia on the subject OF Protection"
mo oi0wins have been selected to speak at TIE
JUNIOR Exhibition: Bartlett, Burel, Coffin, Coleman.
Evarts, ". Il. hi, lde, leighton, H. e. white Van de
GIaaf. - .
college IS ENJOYING series OF praise services IN
Battcu Chapel
The Junior Promenade Committee have made report
showing their lcuses to be fl,34T IL The Navy Is 10
receive the balance which amounts 20 flOl %.
The Freshmen gave "a play at sigma Eos recently II
IA to followed by another at Delta kappa saturday
evening, FEB IS. ., ,c,
Trnmps IN account ~ a trip 10 Europe which he win
several classmates took the summer vacation before
graduation. ,.,..., ,.., r.. ,,,o
ncxt volume: Edwin L. Aiken, 81 william Is mn
al Allen n, Lincoln, II: imurl Higgins II, : = :.
G,ret Is Bumlcy 50; Lizard c. Webster, -; Charles
ChnubnrIan 80 =. =. : Charles = FOOte, 80 frede
MI seymour. 81. Financial Editor.
Tho following table wilt convey some idea VI The men
training Tor the Harvard niNcrstiy crew.
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TIE SAND CREEK MASSACRE.

CARD FROM WILLIAM y. BYERs IN REPLY TO HI
H.'s' LETTER TO TUESDAYS ImBUNE.
To the Edt Of Thc TrtbHnG
SIR; ask only little space for reference to the
communication of " H. H." in to-days TRIBUNE. II
Is asked d" II the investigation OF the Sand Creek
affair was so unfair why did not the people OF Colo
RADIO correct the false impression by presenting
their own version of the casci' The answer is THAI
the case was prejudged, and were denied-a hear
ing III our defence.
The inference is conveyed in tO-days article that
Indian hostties on the plains we've provoked by
and followed after the Sand Creek massacre. We
who were SO unfortunate 10 be ciiiI
Gems OF Colorado at the time kf that
very great majority of the savage atroci-
ties Of that period occurred before the
battle Of Sand Creek We know that the sand
Creek Indian camp was the common rendezvous Of
the hostile bands who committing tpOse
atrocities. We know that comparatively few Oc-
CURED aiferWard No amount Of special pleading,
no reitcTation of partial statements and withl old
ing of more important truths. viii change The facts
well known to the earlier settlers Of Colorado.
Ideny that the Utes have either bought or paid
for any land They have relInqulshed for cone
sideraiion certain portion of the land they for
meIly claimed and still retain the OtDCr portion. |
deny, alsO thar only lively" of the White River
Utes are guilty and the great mass of them inn0'
cent The contrary il tho fact. Wv. y BTEEs.
NOC- lOjk, Feb. o. 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
SETTLING Pension CLAIMS

The Grand Army of the Republic in Pennsylvania
at the cucampmcnt at Reading recently, declared
itself in relation to the necessity for radical
change in the system OF settling pension claims As
follows:
In reference TO resolutions offered hy Post 04 indoors
iup plaus suggested by Commissioner OF Pensions
Urntley for a change Ia The mode OF examining appl
Giants for PENSIONS, the committee are OF the opinion
th1t radical change IN the manner OF examining ana
dsposng OF applications for pensions Is necessary 10
remedy the long and harassing DELAY when seems
lnseparab from the present method hlle tle com
mittce are prepared to unquahhedy ndorse theph
nroposed by Commissioner Bentley, yet II 10 eViuent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27

that he has gwen The subject considerable s,udy, and
desires to attain the end ourselves We there
fore recommend our Senators ana Representatives, in
Congress to give this matter their careful and early
attention, with The view Of relieving TIE Government
from the great pressure upon the Pension Department.
aud ~ the same time full Justice 10 rtny app
by the adoption Of either the plan suggested by
him or some better one Of like uaiuFe that may DO
dcv scd.
This action on the part Of the Grand Army is to
BE- REGARDED as a very significant and emphatic
declaration o. It's deliberate opinion, in view of the
fact that at the encanpment about year ago
resolution adopted pointing IN che opposite
direction and II was upon IT'S invitation that Com
missioner Bentley delivered his address on pensions
az PhiladenI IA ID Ortnhnr lnaf.
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k He was met by the Mayor and a com
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE AGITATION IN RUSSIA.
LONDON. TlnrsdaY. Eeh. oG

LONDON thursday. req. 20 lcSp
A Paris dispatch to The Times says; The in
habitans Of ST. Petersburg beginning attribute to
the students all the menaces and there
Threats consequently heard on al sides against the
students and The inhabtants affirm that II any criminal
act the anniversary OF the Emperor's Access
the throne they Will mold The students response
BILE and viii burn down the university and lynch every
student who fall into their hands The Government
therefore Is forced 10 take measures for protecting
the students."
Bot.aer Zetlg SAYS; 1--WE have the best authority
Tor stating that the Castle of auctz McIau (Aus
rlan IyrOl rented on the 23d inst 10y the Emperor
of Russia for provisional term Of three months. A
number OF his servants have already reached the castle
The Emperor aud Empress VIII probably arrive early in
the Spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27

Total Repub. vote. 800
THE CAUCUS Al NoETHFIELD.

NORTHFIELD, VT, Feb. 2G.-At the Repub-
licsn cuc, here for The election Of delegates Ia tc dis
trct convention preferences for Presidential candidates
we're * ,srd as follows FIRST cnoice-Edmunds 90
Blame ) Grant, T. The Edmunds men expressed their
second choice az follows: Blaine. %; SHERMAN =
Washburnc ) Grant, Garfield 3; Wheeier' l. lhice
v,rnr nv man " bo can be elected except Grant ;
Two: Edmuuds first aud Edmunds second" Two hen
known 10 De Democrats wrote Grant urst ana 'I"n
second" Fdmuuds Is the first choice OF nearly every
VcrmOutcr, and Blaine the choice or about 1hT'eh
OF the Reuubi.rans n Edmnuds cannot bo nominated
II Grant Is nominated many Republicans Will L0t vote
for Iii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
THE EXCEPTION.
uIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
A..-nn.,. Lo.. tLe ms, - aollrs

WAsHiNGroN, Feb. 81. l a. m.-An area
Of low pressure ha, moved slowly southwark from Man
ltoba INTO iowa. where 70 is now filing mp Rain OF
snow has fallen occasionally IN all districts except IN
the Southern Plateau. Northcry winds prevail in the
Missouri Valley. New-England ana the Middle Atlantic
states: elsewhere they are mostly e0uthcry. Except
luga sight rise I'm Tcxasand marked ial nom Mime
sofa westward TO Montana, the temperature has Ie
NAMED nearly stationary over the whole country.
indlcdtDny.
For the Middle Atlantic States, rising barometer
90 Iier fort D vest winds clear or fair vr"ther
For New Euclud, rising barometcf oOidrI nor. west
ynis Occasional rains followed by clearing weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
GENERAL GRANT IN MEXICO
A1Rlp OLE FIVE DAYS From CUBA.

ATRIP OF FIVE DAYS FROM CUBA.
,uretDAN ANGLES FOR SHARKS INTERESTING
GEOLOGICAL SPECIMENS RECEPTION II MEA-
ICO.
General Grant left Cuba February 10 anu
reached Mexico on the 18th. There were
frequent stoppages en- route, during one Oh
which General Sheridan and Clarence Dlns-
more tried TO catch a few sharks but
only succeeded in sacrificing a vast
amount of bacon. At - ono place
lively ant-eater was brought on board and
much interest was excited 10y sight OF the live
bucs which ladies have lately been wearing as
ornaments The reception IN Mexico was Tor
NAL but hearty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
PISAENEEAS ARALILO.
Prov u,yrr-nY STEAMSHIP LABRADOR.
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
PORT OF ~

PORT OF ARRIVED FEB 3D.
Bark Arsrt lAust Vs.crtn Ipswich Ja1 ID. 30 .al-t
wien N Go.
Irig Magnet tGer. HuccIt PcIuambuco. STA E1mptOs
Roads 80 days. with sugar fo order, vessel 30 Tobias co.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ioyp,> Feb 2G-str Alsaua Sew York Tor his Iors
la- passed te ilzail am 50 Eo1cn. 81 cn More. iroa
rrnt rr West fFa l-nO1 tr pe.iclonf. EpstoL
GLASGOW F,D LC.Arr 18th inst state OF ul,gIyaniA
fioM Nty. iOIk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
LOUISIANA SENATOR'S ARRESTED.

NEw-ORLEANs, Feb. 26-Ihe State senate
adonted a resolution to-day suspending Senators De
mas Cohen simms and Stewart charging them with
copternpt In signing the Kellogg memorial The senate
ordeIod the sergeantataTms 10 keep them IN custody
until further orders from the Senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27

The delegate to Chicago from the XIV
ana u strict OF this state IS Moses d. SuVefs'
Editor of The Middtotc Press which has been strong
advocate OF The nomination OF MI Blaine. lie name
was incorrectly printed yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
A VOTE At MILITARY SCHOOL.

CHESTER, Penn, Feb GA Convention was
held at the PENNSYLVANIA Military Academy here on the
cd ust to determine who was the Presidential cahdi
dale OF the Academy. There ninety five delegates
eightv-seyeu % them being Republicans. After quite a
number of speeches, vote was tnEcn resulting ~ I0-
lows Grant, 81 Blaine 20; sherman, 10; lhueh' .
B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
4 49, 80 rEE.IpLEr Isl ILLINOls.

MOLINE, H., Feb. 21-IO-day Rock Island
County he'd an election 10 t vacancy ia the County
Clerk Ollie IL this uty CIoIuO boxc. were placed
al each polling precinct with "youi choice fog Pref
dent" on them and printed ucSrts for the leading can
d dates Of party distributed The following
Is the rccult OF tho Oal.oti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
CONNECTING TWO OCEANS.

THE GREAT SCHEME OF DE fESSEPS.
He EXPLAINS HIS PLANS 70 THE SOCIETY OF CIVIL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is BY OCTAVE CHANUrE
AND JUSTIN DIRKs-A Discussions AND a RI
CFPIION.
At a special meeting OF The Am rican Society OF
Civil Engineers, held last night at the mon League
Theatre Count de Lc,scp~ spoke to large audience
OF practical engineers and prominent citizens anod'
the Panama Canal lie 4terward answered many
questions that were asked By members OF the H"ci-
'ety. reception followed III the parlor OF the
Union League Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27

TRnr>r OFFICE Feb .. l o, m.-Ihe downward
movement % ne barometer ended eariy yesterday
morning during tAe greater part OF tne day the move
mont wa. irregular and generally upward. Cloudy
weather generally prevailed, with occasional hight
rams. Tin, truperaturr rarecI between 42' and So.
hr average fi1 being ~l3 lu-arr tlan CO.. ~" same
iay lasr wear. AMI -'-' .-h"r tlau uu N "dufsaIF.
CIr.r paItV couIy amt cooler weather, may DC eX-
rsci,I t.-lay 300 this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27

tunnel canals shou'd,g tie lsihmus and return WIN
such distinguished Nlard OF engineers. without eA
anbing the ue betw \ the Gulf OF Gam6oa, recognized
Us one OF the finest haNbOrS IN the world ana Jhc
point on The other side, about thirty miles across
n would need hut O small amount OF drehg NJ 10
make ready for vessels drawing thirty three lee OF
water Mr.. Frederick NJ Kelley had taken cOsnlztnce OF
This route Allow me ~ inquire whether, IN the esl
mate Of $1GS 900 900, the extra - per cent hWutH
allowed "a tnc estimates or engineers IN WORKS OF e"oH
nature has been included.
~. de- Les-cps Un Eug sn)-l can UNDERSTAND what ne
gentleman says, lut cannot answer hM 10 l. LII
Then drOpDug into French ne proceeded 10 say Inc
oIi.ct Of tie commission was 20 tAAHueshc me ac-
cepcd by tne intcrua Oua Congress- Ou IN re ti'Hc'
r. the route referred ~ the Eruiem1u. wrud say
that although the rOrt the Atlantic side u very goo"
thar the Pacific side J. uo; tbs Inc Woud maze
necessary tIuurl uf, say, seven miles IL ehsti ana
as the cOmmi-sio had already rejected a route
which tAcIC would De- tunnel o! thitt 3i iD"l I's,
WHY adout uuc having "A tunUel as much EiehtcI ~
Iengthi I would state tuat the 70 per cent LAS Ueen
allowed for
THE RECEPTION.
After the audience mad dispersed, tnose who he'd uck
cts for the reception that followed went INTO the paror
adjoining the theatre, whore they were presented
to Count &c Lcssops supper was also served
Epcrgncs hU.d with flowers were decorated
with the French and the American flags The
cculre-pccc consisted OF foundation or uOWefs win
lYrll representation ~ the first sip tM pa,s'u
through the Sucz Canal which bore me trcnrh hig.
with tUe iusc1 ptOn -" Ndyre Imperial LAge
Scar II was q statucttc OF Count de Les
spp4. mounted upon horse. with Dioae-
pointed -trIInp M touching the suez Canal ana anout
II s;ood the pyramids, obesK and smiling SPHINX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
Guerldl Not se5.

lisi Of thc principal Executive Judicial brlar irlia
AMI u d lcs. tic lrlf d states m lHf ltlt
TNE ALMA AC for l-~O sold by a u'NSirs-r.. cd" seni
ID mn d rn..If ni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27

I.ovpoN, Feb. 2G.-1hc Very Eov. Charles
W...s, n4.-.lI j. -. president q. IT, r.tucs's COL
Ir.. >iuyuoot4. Ireland. .n.c l,17 IS dead, at the
4-u q Sky -Di-ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27

ST TOTTN- NOVrUN-OU fHIr ~ -. n 'o TrsIT'Tfe OI
.lr,'- 81 .tar VINEYARD Highlands. 5la~~ lg the Rev
J D. King, Th,o. ~. John 90 Mos Lge nta Is. norton
SO cards.
Ar notices Of UarraJs, uotj' 70 bret rtl ~
# ,flif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
THE ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2G.-Thc State Central Com
mittee to-day called the Republican Convention to meet
at Springfield on May 10.
Tor o0axr Political News Hs Frat Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27

said al The Conference that America having 6nlt a
line co. railroad acro.. The -tamus 90 was so'd 't4G
mrnt On favor %! Gro sing 10 ai 'hat poh': Ai
ago. and bIt ueir m;'.4ad there, ALL 'nT
C"ii' renee hdl con'lN'rb Wr"le u NM, H., va
ctcIs thc eadin1 g.arcr- or l2iop' .'FI wv III
- come 10 Paris to discuss Ills ,cbcinc. About 100 R
icinou cd ANA the natter wa, aIsr.,,l 'Dr ~
mays. JAe 'a-'a~ tolI II We i'.'l''1 ~ 90 49,,
tees who reported thereon, among me commit up,
pointed beng Way and Means, No' I-"ugu S",l>'.Cu
and financial stated thdt meeting that titff was
time to DE lost. said. 70 work Of IT, IA t,
American way. aud pct I done as soon nS p'Ssl"''
70" understand better nat NE Auei',an WY .n' ms,
fcIuDnbcr hat IN connection With tine Congress NC
thing saia 20 tic eject hat the American de'tst
Won "t' n"i Uctltd W'" zoe 49, vs.
an erroneous Idea. 81" not ihtnk any discussion w.
started that me Americans were not Ia coule NIst
called upon 20 speak upon IT, and when ~
came 10 the final vote every man could Yote
The vic Ta,rr MS ot only no Il sfiyor shown the
Americans but I was even charged with showing par
TIiacd rcrort u he ilugs At the final vote -
vciel Tor the Plnama uc ANA against l. "ec'nI
90 vote. 80, -
Thank. TO that decision. AIN now here vim my
ms wife and thrc" ch'idreu; othrr"is" ,hou."
proposed jhal / sIoud become prrsid ~ or 'ouI@uY
% carry out ims decision and take general chIE oI H.
Housekeeping. said fiauarlcr u"Fci 'hcc'7 ''y
copied TINS position. aud undertake 10 out on tnc NV'N
% ~, l, ," ,,. ', az t,.,.v'Il-no tr. M IrIIc
G',ti NM SnacI.itoT, a; .aotci me in bad
49,, 81 nnn ,o t. ..,b ,ud a.. atr,c IN
80 ~, ~ . - 49, t,r m. C,loubi, conccs
s, va ''' "'" '''"i'"' '
a., ,,i. ,i .,,,, ,i,i man ip fr,uf of the Plat
,,,, 'i d., ,t 80 D. i,.. an " (rieJ mn. ,rc.tcr.
tb.,,.- r5r .,a,l oorr tn tlc ground" When % was
handed Ia him, h.. ~ remarked: But Amer
49,. r. r.i, '" ~ to me- It, incident created CON
st,. r.,l. Il. t,..rri,,rtt
me .ub rri,,inn ia the new contrary. he resumed,
WIS. a~ Won know NOT a success. and ! IWU'dla'ci}
49, ,', 49, "a ''.,, ...., if H.. WA. r,ouired
and ,,li I'm ,h,. ,r,i,,- t,. .It arm uot - lmcd
ii" "ouiI Il3I' 'H' lI"l,'l ' % , ,,..t.ri,s
10, 'i", nav, .,., ,o c,.r,, i'm reference To
I'M. mai ,t
IL 1,, I ,,,ri ,,,-,, "a. mon yrtciI had
n,.. n, sr',,ir r,air \ to plr.ina WITH 70 part, OF
.'' -" w., ''i'.' 80 ''''' - 49, a., ,,r me
l,n w. "N ~, u. , +, i', - ~ IN
Tho rlr,lf. ~ -u'z d. trlu.t.y worse. Tie heat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
New Anii--ewer Ga- Wa-h Basin.

New An,i-~ewer Ga- Wn-h Basin
@iaisi ope lolcs Additional co,i - b MAD Eoss-
Man. IL Last litl.~t between 'i'i"' 'nH MO" P'+''
p Fe sHI Z RS Az So February s
MEDNEsDAf al ~ p, 4i ,-u'i2' a, M aS,s;.
many France Sc b' steamship Gc'i ,a typoail '9er.
nlrn M must be- specially adf,,-cd. and Al p
BAY nj $50 a. M Europe. by steamship city OF New;
scotland lee specially dires-ci and AZ 80 M Tor
SG3tland asc5 1y 6y sh General w. der Vie sSnS
and bremen lhe ma i1t prai I :" 's,5 "a
only The MATS nelle an1 BAY i-tni, VI, ',oTeanS
Iraos va Halflx leave New. YORK. February 20 fns
mails Tor cape IIayt 81 oming9 am ln@s Island e1ys
leave New February 70 The mails Tor Ee"iound and,
Nassau r. ir4ye New OK Feblaiy q. The mil. iog
NIsir,ia Sc leave FIauti-c, March lJ The ior
China and Japan leave san Frln,io,' March 20
Post ONCE Ncw.Yor,. February o. is7J
special NOuce.
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,sd wor,ted work. Chrdrens costumes
Word. and music Of Mary Of Argyle" Portrait Of Tho
Princess Of Wales.
lively abort story entitled Miss Prudence Peprer and
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