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MILWAUKEE MARINE.

Special Dfpdtth 10 IHe thteag' 1Faou"e"
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb 27.-Yesterday Capt
James Mccormick sold tho scow N. ii. DunhRna
to o, ". Chipman for y, 500 cash.
n. Engclman has purchased four-hfths IN
terest in the scow J.. B. Prime or tho Mnclacr !N,1
BROTHERS and Charles Durr Mt the rate OF S..,ttao
for the entire craft: The Primo will receive ne"
deck beams, deck, and other repairs necessary
10 nut her ia 1rst-elass shape for the season's
The cnrtno for Canfieltl s. Co.'S new steaul~
bar1e. now on the stacks Mt the Milwaukee Com-
pany's yard, was shipped from Philadelphia the
other day. ,,. No,.
rng.lnsctt were tioated out Of Messrs: g. Won =
D1vfusOn's drydo&k. The steiinbarge ,. ~,
Baldwin was then dockcd- She will be Followed
BY the barge Agnes t. Potter the 111e M9ie
waukcc Conpary's yard tho scows W. ". ns'g-
ham and Hunter are being docket. t,aa,,
II il now dcc,ued probaUie thnt the stde"hcel
steamer Flor, will lc run this season between Tween
Milwaukee, Grand Haven, and NuskeEon. u.nici tra
the coinnland Of Capt. 4. 4. Kirby, OF the Mn.
nenpolis, while Capt. james Frazer, formerly u
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THE COURTS.
=, .,;+;on Of a a Cook County Toll
h'' Road.
xother in Search of Her Child
1napments and New Suits.

eTDy T. WHEELING ROAD.
THh I sry Yesterday entered up Judgment
judse sea,dtct iu the quo-warranto case OF The
o. the '.s ri. Francis A. Pierce "a. The Elston
PtopH p.vno v Grayol- Road Company. This was 4
k"hs k"esina 10 declare forfeiture Of its charter
prooeca1s~o 1sonnd that the road. which was toll
o. ths ~ s' ,>,an out OF repair for long time.
1ass ~ ass was heard before Judge Gary In tho
1ne g., e court nbout a month ago, and re-
cdnlnI; = verdict against the road. A
s'tea For new trial was then made,
poaon .,,,uud NJ principally that the act under
atne ~ Company was organized permitted
ssea -, rso ccrtined copies Of the reports Of tho
.hsa sn.,a ~ commissioners, and that the Court
laFhSaa esns wrong in rejecting such evidence.
b. a1 Gorv. however, held that that clause OF
s',teT had been repealed notwithstanding
she she'.;s;ons eeas as to rested rights, and over
,he PsSs Psa nafion for new trial. and entered Il
rpld Ut Ut IT ouRter against the r1'ad. The
jutstaen. .,borities took considerable interest In
ossc!y aa1 ronty Attorney Willett assisting ~
II SUI sal-ocnfion. and it il said slnilur steps will
tae pee ays1nst. the Northwestern Plank Road,
Il aken aa ~ formerly corpornton. but 1s now
shien w ]. Sncil, the owner Of the road now
osnea Div y. ~ The present suit w,ls really
jn hEafth at for the benefit Of the residents Of the
brouest sns ~ RI Niles, Jefferson, Wheeling, North
~ Nafne. and NORWOOD fafh'
, 1880-02-28
TFIEGRAPHlc NOTES.

FAIL R1vLR, Mass, Feb 21-The ecclesiastical
triul Of the Rev Charles E. Walker, pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, charged By his
wife with improper conduct and neglecting sup
port resulted in his suspension from the min-
istry and from church privileges, until the meet
iug of the annual Conference.
New York, Feb. 27.-Ex-C County Clerk Gum
bletcn has begun a suit for damags of $50,OOO
against ex-Gov. Robinson, alleging illegal re-
1noval from Office. The suit is based upon n
Nichols
: New YORK, Feb. T-Mrs. I. w. Harring, No.
73a West Washington street, Chtcngu, applied by
letter this morning for proof concerning her
tirsr h,lsband who lived In this city many years
ago, us necessary to give her possession Of prop
erty Of great value. T
, 1880-02-28
RITTER AND CHEESE

MONTICELLO, H., Feb. 27.-Thc third day S
session Of the Northern Iowa Butter and Checse-
Association continued, and with increasing in
terest. The feeding Of dairy cattle and farm
datry1ng were discussed in the forenoon. The
grading of milk was reported upon. and COM
luittce appointed to report scale after making
proper experiments end investigation: 49,.
III tho afternoon Col, Litter addressed I'm. tne
aud tho Importance 0f legislation to protect
American liry products tn the markets OF II ne
IN tnnncction with the annual Convention in
Col Littlcr, tho Secretnry, WIS instructed to
visit Washington City anc see 10 Congression"A'
action in tho dairy interest.
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REs}llIS TELL: The TALE.

Whnt nluy wn reasonably infer from the Sue
cess Of Il medicine which Is sent. far and wide,
not only in the land Of its discovery, but in
dorscinent OF medical men, tho annual prcpnra~
tion and shipment Of WHICH employs /. small
army of e,uplpyGs, and tho oatlay upon which,
II candid, awnrd to such u remedy the need Of
well-duscryod success. Sloh. a medicine is Hos
letters Stomach Dittcrs, the leading American
dyspepsia, debility, nervousness. rheumatism,
and various other physical troubles. It early
took precedence among tonics md alternatives,
and hns steadily maintained it. Persons Of d
weakly physique st,ltc its rccuperative proper-
ties to be remarkable, b,th in degree and tho
matter Of prompttudc, ind the bilious give Il
particularly gt,d account qf Its effects.
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the Amazon. will tnke charge Of the Minneapolis

the Amazon, will take charge Of the Minneapolis
in the irou-o ore trnde.
The schooner Surprise has been chartered to
carry iron ure from Esoas.aba to South Chicago
for the season at $l.40 per gross ton.
Can't, Harry Ilramer. Of the schooner Lake
Forest, will leave for Traverse City, where tho
vessel lies sunk alongside Of the pier, to raise
and lit her out for an active seasons business
The Lake Forest will be docked upon her arrival
ut Milwaukee.
The scow Laurna has received her outfit at
Racine and is rcnfiy for d trip to the east shore
The schooner Peerless, wintoring at Racine.
has hud the length Of her. spars reduced eleven
feet ench.
Capt. John Crawford is; here from Chicago
looking after his new tug which will be launched
early next week Capt. Myres Is also here from
Chicago looking after the schooner D. E. Bailey.
Capt. Myres expects to secure grain charter
for the Bailey next week.
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m1nist1ation were issued to Harold V. Hayes,
and his bond for Sligo
THE CALL MONDAY.

THE CALL MONDAY.
JUDGE DRuMmOSD-1u chambers
JUDGE RLODGErT-biotions and general busi-
ness.
APPELLATE CoURr-No court
JUDGE GARY-423, and 455 to 5ls, inclusive, ex-
cept liz, 4So, and 400,
+, JUDGE sA1TH-Prelminary call Nos T51 to
~, i, INCLUSIVE: Peremptory call 664, 6s7, 68a 7O0
tol, aus, IlD. I'll. No case on trial
A. IN.
JUDGE Ro0Ens-Set- case 1.5l9 Higgins vs.
Monroe, aud several railroad condemnation
cases. No case on trial.
JUDGE MoKAN-59, 73, 20, n, 70, g. s. 85 100, In
c'nslve. no b., Steih VI. Kendall, on trial.
: JUDGE TULEY-Contested motions.
e JUDGE BARNuM-Contostcd motions,
JUDGE LoOM1s-To-day, motions and set case
No. l,s49, Brnunwarthe vs.. bartholomew g.
Kostnk ;k For Monday, Nos. 1,121 to l,lso, in
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E
otge hermann s. Son began suit for $1.0oo
r1sesa r1oas against Thomas J. Holgan, james Mc-'
W.. aud Thomas o. Hughes.
sna a.4en W. Thomson filed bill against William
p..,l@ ho@ard w. Hutchings, F. L. Patton, j. S.
forxeA, l. NJ Moore, o. p. Curran, and others to
sad ~ mortgage for 1900 on Lots Il, ~, ~
or = u Jay & Frisbe's Subdivision of the W.
fhss3eN f9haGe y; Z i. Of Sec 26, 81, Is.
arn;aa!ses r Todd commenced suit in trespass
Hstanss Richard II. Birtlsal and Edward T.
ea, sea,,e ,elaiming $500.
join u S9lsInan began suit for 81 500 against
Chicsge H. R5zet sued the Catholic Bishop OF
,ea;uae. ,ra Garey began suit for 5000 damages
'rasr 'rhas Iue tne City Of Chicago ..--
aied = Iln tn'on Mutual Life Insurance Company
G. Tnsann oii nngainst W. C. DANDY, J. ~ Butter, G
for 50 Sat 4nd others to foreclose trust-dced
of r. II" on Lot and IL acres OF the west SIDE
r. : OF 1; E. De Noif's Subdivision OF the
" tne ". u Of the s. E. Il OF Sec. 10, a9' L.
, 1880-02-28

nav. as Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
Ma1 sIn. n1ea bill yesterday against Edwin and
-. "akef, OF Lcmont, julius Rosenthal. Cod
~ susoacker, Moses Snydacker, Lazarus Sill
N, .e,.nan, Henry Gorson, Liebman Adler, Thomas
reson rs,l and the Stdutlaf.t to foreelose mort
Of eI e41eN made by Walker on I'LL that part
d.uohal Sec - ~, II, described follows:
avenua avas1ie " point in the centre of Michigan
u H. ne Common Council, On the south liac Of
weSt nsnea w 6y Susannah Drake; running thence
fnYn " ~ sala line 80 feet 1oa point equl-dlstAnt
tbe asas e vest ilne OF said Michigan avenue and
eieht.es -. = nne OF Wabash avenue: thence south
leet; thence east 1.5 feet to the centre Of
of IEsaaInayenne; thence nurth along the centre
h4;nsa:a1s avenue eighty feet to the placc of
to ~, being the same premises conveyed
viz u! Ea~1n Mulker by Henry e. Durand anu
knf.," " aeed bcaring date Oct. II, lsis, and
a ~ = as MOS. 4l5 and Ill Michigan avenue and
1n Thirteenth street. !, :.
, 1880-02-28

OrrAwA, ILL.,, Feb. 27.-At a special meeting Of
the City Council last evening the following res
o1utfon was pnsscd, which virtually ends the
present agitation on the famed Water-P Power
bonds. It will be remembered that some timo
ago the City Council voted to pay tho bonds,
and levied II tax for TINT purpose 4 week ago
an Injunction against collecting said tax was
prayed for, and argued before Judge stipp. It
c,me up for tinnl hcari-g this morning, and the
injunction was grarlted on the ground that the
city had no power to vote the bonds ut the time
it did. Several suits nro now pending in the
United States Court at Chiongo to enforce the
payment of these bonds with accrued interest.
, 1880-02-28

-.,..nn1ey WIS engaged yesterday In hcnflng
s.as 'lass corpus case of AIRS. frankie Dibble
t1e nas sossossion Of her 3-yenr-old boy from her
pss pee. ". H. Dibble, Of the firm of D1b-
huso.'c = M. stationers, or his mother. Mrs.
pN .,,, or sister Lille. Mrs. Dibblc testified
IauAr r. husband deserted her about three
ee' .,o With the avowed purpose of never
psoA. r;,b her again, and took awny their
pns ~ Inv. aud she thought his mother
.sd him. Mrs. Thompson and her
no' lille both testified that they
oaasD ~ the depot to see Mr. Dibble
'su. It,. dd not know what street it was on, or
W. - be WIS going, or what street they took to
VI. ~ Tho dcpot, and yet Lille drove back home
E.se,t TN me Judge naturally looked tncredu-
W.. ~ ench astounding, ignorance, which
'a.ad ~. Intentional and in accordance with some
']-.,co,,ed plau, hut the witnesses were not
r,.t,eod by his cross-examination: The fol-
ooniu7, as9 Litter was left by Mr. Dibble with his
G"Ihe ss.her tn be- given tn his wife:
se1r, Feb. -Ffaaa,er tntnn you w no, not
pas pnaw II his been only hell OIL earth for me for
atar n.u" tun wears. You have not dune n5 have
ssted al you in regard to your to1Ks. ihey
h.ye been At the bottom ct It az, Tyr yon Know
~ s;sh affer all tho trouble they have put me-
sna.ra5-asnondipx W y. through Dr. Merrtck and
Mo.'re md others. although you thought knew
noh1nS at It: but in that You are mist AIKEN, but
=; y Nj worth while for me to eyplln. Tor you
t.;r !. vs rho Is to blame, and who has been to
hi.me a]I summer 1t Is ynur own uoangs Hat
~: drore ,ne to this II you had been what you
a'.eht aa to tn me, We might have had u good home
~ a,,r nyn b. this time Yours truly,
And alao this little love-note to bis lnother-in-
la~i ~j,rry Feb. Is lsso.-Mrs. observation-disclosures:
yon have been the means Of breaking up my
home. which you will, no doubt, retuice in Ms
YOU have been trying to do for q long time
Sow. hare made up my mind to have little
mind Of M own. and start out and try to yct:n
home for myself; snd when you get this will
nnfmb|r he some distance from here. The
;fiInrhter you pretend to think so much Of is in
lIinsdale. and il you will go out and bring her
in will be much obliged when --. Youcs.
~ BILLIE"
Mrs. Dbble's counsel however, showed that
the return to the petition was very nrtfuliy
drawn. II denied that the boy was - detained or
imprisoned" By the respondents, but he con-
tended that this meant hostile Ur manual seizure,
and that ii did not negative tho idea that the
child was In their possession. willingly The
counsel for the defenlunt failed to convince the
Judge to the contrary aud the latter finally gave
until Monday morning to amend tho return SO
q to show that tho defendants had nothing to
do with the boy in any way whatever.
, 1880-02-28

JUDGMENTS.
UNITED STATES C1Rcu1T CouRr-JuDoE B1oD-
:oE7r-George Woods VI. Henry A. Booth, sso7.s4
SUPERIOR COuRT-CoSFEss1oHs- G. McCord
ys~ Thomas E. Whelan. Sas5.
JUDGE GAnY-Cyrus n. Mccormick va. G. W.
and E: PRrdrfdgc and Charles J. Stokes; verdict.
os.16. and motion for new triat
JUDGE 6ArTIl-1eorge Luersen & Cn vs. Frank
.McGosefu; verdict, rs. and motion for new
trial. y
C1RCuIr COURT r-CoHFEss1oNs-F. H. Smith vs..
Horny O. McDad, $GD 80.
JUDGE ROGEHs-Neii McCollun s. Co vs. phf}1u
Goldman, $295v7,
, 1880-02-28
MATRIMONIAL.

Special Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
WHITE WATER, Wis, Feb. 27.-Willtnm Mar
shall, If Whitewater, has three children, trip
lots, born twcnty-seven years ago. Last night
tho three were married at Mr.. Marshnll's house
by ono ceremony performed BY the Rev. G. W.
Wells. The daughter married Newton Steele;
the two sous, Miss Dillctt and ,liss Horton. The
families arc nil wealthy and prominent people,
and the trfplet marriage Is the must notable
pairs went to Chicago on the midnight train.
, 1880-02-28

discharges we're issued yesterday to Edward
.. hanson and John +. Locke.
- u. T. Jenkins WIS appointed Assignee Of H.
1o"asend Buckley and Of Lawson 4. Gilbert
~ tTneusSe naS y. Campbell WAS appointed Assignee
r Assignees will be chosen Monday morning for
Rsrnasl R,4asl ". Mason, ". c. Hunt, md Henry L..
~ uana unonanal dividend was declared in the case
q r5 r5ha:ler & Hafer
Nonda. ms. ana tnal dividend meetings will be held
WuEay afternoon ut o'clock in the cases of
nra n4'a'a hesternan, Jr., and Henry E. Brough-
, 1880-02-28
rROBATE conRT,

At ~ ae estate Of George ". n. Underwood ct
touaf ulnofs, letters OF guardianship were issued
ana~A a11snaA L. Rich, and his bond for s., 400 was
pn,x..a me estate Of Barbara Clark, the will was
IL lna IeIef3 testameutary were Issued
proved. ~ aao nef nono 1of s4ao WY ~
80 estate Of Samuel s. Hayes, letters Of ad-
, 1880-02-28
THE Tl.1suNE nRANcTI OFFICES.

TN ORDER To ACCOM31UDATE OUR NUMER-
1 GUS patrons thlonfhout ths ctty. 70 haye Esta'-
desi::nated below, where .adyetttsoments wlll be
Onico and will received until O'Clock p. during
the week and until 2. u. an Saturdaya: ~
j. s. Il, S1NMS, Booksellers and Statouers, 1G3
Twenty y-secnnd-st- :.
W. r. BDGAIsT. Druggist; .Gis Cottage Groge-av,
northwest corner Thirty II lfttf4st.,
CnAS. BENNETT, Newa!ealer. stationer, etc. "a,
West Mndtsun-st; near WcSt0rn-nv.
I'll. snNMNlCidsES, M DRUGGIST, 2f9 Blue 1s'and-nv-
H. G. HlGsRICK, Jeweler, Newsdca1er, and Fancy
Gosds. - !ase-st., eosner Lincoln. .-..-,.-
LOUIS W. IL. StsEBE, Hrinttng and Advertising
Agent News ind Stationery Depot, Us East Division.
st.. between l.nSAl!e and Wpus.
l.. 1uKI.ISGlAM i CO., Druggists rs North
Cnrk-st. corner Division. ~
, 1880-02-28
ITEMS.

1uose Nodgett yesterday discharged his jury,
snu until March II. when the new one is sum-
muaea' viii hear notions and general business
'noses Gary and Moran will hear motions to-
Ts,r.. yoage Rogers submitted cases. and Judges
Lucy and barnum divorce cases.
oa, nuge sMtn to-day will have d pcremrtOTy
sal o1 motions fer new trial in the following
eses' Term Noa. LOS ,:s5e, l,D6, ,34s, ~
, 1880-02-28
0EctARF0 INSANE,

Speetni Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
- DAsv111E, Ill, Feb. :.--Mrs. George Nlcnols
,,aa f1,v dcoiured Insane, and viii be taken to
+ha INSANE ASYLUM. The direct 'cause Of the
insanity m is attributed to religious excitement
, 1880-02-28

Caroline Stevens yesterday filed her bill stat~
NJ that she was married to William S. Stevens
I'M, and lived with him until some five years
adivorce.
Dorothea Hanson fled bill for divorce from
christopher sasl Hanson Oh the ground Of drunken
, 1880-02-28
MUSICAL INSTR Ur1ENTS.


4 TTENTtUN 4 PRIVATE BROKER WILL
n sacrifice elegant 7Aactnve square grand rose-
woud ptnnu: only $s.a, cust 35l time given to re-
sponslbIe purity; ctlupce. Call ut sta1e West
Mudsun-st.
110Is SAI.E-OK ExCIASGE-A SMITH AMERf-
organ. i-stOp. nearly new TN good order, very
Cheap. Call lnd examine at 1ur MirhlEMn-nv.
rF you WANT TO KENT K F1ANO, GO TO PROS
SER; he nAkes renting spaeay FSr ~ snie On
r MUST st,l.I. MY FINf;Shw UPn1GH'r PIANO;
will veil for san less than can be bought In store
Address IT, Tribune utice
r YOS & uEALl, DEALERS IN PIANOS, OR
II gnns ard general musical merchandise: state
una Monroe-sts. represent, The following instru-
ments: ,,,.,,,,.,r
the standard piano OF the world, Aud the cheapest
quality and durability considered.
LYON l. HEAl4Y,
tho only reliable smu-sized upright plano. Highest
Testimonials from RseK!nR. Sherwood. Eddy. .Burge.
Pratt, And other Erent nrtistx
FISCHER.
4 superb upright panu ut " moderate price, Estah-
''sneo over i'f'' 'e'in inunDiEIr.
Matchiess orgun has been represented By us TOT up
"''us - 40 lyon + HEALY,
State and Monroe-stB.
, 1880-02-28
CITY REAL ESTATE,

--~~-,.~~...,lTK CITY Real ESTATE.
FoE BALE
At 1i5Iso Michigan nv. nenr Van Nuren-st-
~ @ fest nssr Mccormick Reaper factory, suitable
XiHcenns.ssTp ssEpgsss nsa: ror.ysecond-s
narEs 2ts t- Corner FoTty-eighth-st two
9iots corneS Leasitt aid Moore-sts., near Mccor-
niix hix,n ,KeHhpcr H tactor{
nea: asai Stsxa1t-a'
1 nss,
@ &C. 1Ismeq Fnee's5 ssa
s. Ss{@4o @ South Dearborn-st near Forty 50
d Ss iai1a sa. ana aaGEt}shs soo
~ lois. l'ark Side, accessible bY /. c. r. H.
NJ 8 ~ brick house, North oakley-st near Park
sa @ss f'f fs; s s1'ss
TW;%;story hogse. with lot rwentyfourth-st,
n Eiia 5So-'sory house, oak-av' near Vim
wnS;5Siy soqss % with lot r~enteth-'t
Y11n with two-story house, state-st, near Fifty
1.w. F4AnL1N. s. East Westinghouse.
oRsAhE-A II; 3-sroRY BRowNs STONE on OAK
s,d a$stosy brown stone with good barn. Pratrfeav.
?storE and basement.stone 'front.' Thirty thisd-st
p.e esfs s.es esss!gFa s'oy and basement Johnson
II, cottages In nice esder. Cottage Grove-sv. near
me marble front, stories and basement, Park
A*3,story and basement With barn. West Congress-
~ feet Lake-av, between Twenty-ninth and
e feet. Calumot-av vfacnr rwentieth-st very CHOICE
fss fsrka1 near naa
l;@ 1a9aere farm, near r.; Rock}on IS PER acre:
roa FS nss Sss Z 2.
ment3: part IN exchange.
A:S II ef.si K see sSSn
z:ste5y sxsc@snt snd ms5safd' stone ffons house;
MishIssn- near Twentyafth.st, sIfoos lot, T.
nsr r story
ment, and attic, stone front stone steps, and walk
Pfsirtc-uv near Twenty foot lot, s-story
d SsaE fSqe fs - sior, md
brick furnace gas-axtures, etc., brick barn.
indiann-av. near Twenty-seyenth-st, sa-toot lot,
2-story frame house, Is rooms furnace Gas-hxtures,
avg ~ ner 2story and
baseont house, stone 'front.' brick barn; easy ter1us
Doneas ase soa
sgss sis{ SSsSs ss Ss ] hot md cold
oss:aS' nssf ySssnaes :;ste9y g r, and basement
k'ult oALE@,ea-AV- V-1!EolttAbLE AEAotDE.S.NE
lut; ground worth tho money: between Adams ind
Mnnrue-st*
sS,IG-A desirable house, having all con7eniences,
IN good locntion betWeen snme stIaets- near Ash
y The .nrne house. connete,v and
.fn,n Ill =, =, ,rnixtn sA0 oto s' ~p' ~
si.5I-CcntTs-av-. complete home; good cellar.
x!MxIsame. with double lot
kitchen On dist oor; furnace Ras double
studded purtition walls brick cenr partition nnffs.
j. c. MAG1LL, u Washtn9ton-st
xV7 77.t-s,17@. 1;3 =, x.c. I,Ir15
IT,, u 9 5n Tan NJ; u tan,Gt,! de-
Gent on sau, Nu' IentAi' pcst VI te4.ns' W. ~
slFnple mouse ana loealttos 1A!Rn III. sou
stnira ~ ar1S uar ne.r tha aunrv 1ni rnel-
1~.A>.tS |@~~NF$
ro9nis- x 1,.,, .,uro.. a,, a,-,
f;vofy5nnk F0sSan!e 1VF asn.sn' - 1u
olS. GFci *!.VN lsGent.y spsnt ,n ~ tnpiose'"o4@e
Next summer thls viii be tie best through street on
the West Side. ]. C. NAGII41., Sc Wnahngton-st-
-1I = mn a 0I;I7,;7V :, lI7 71:1 7773IIf17E
a. en, fsot, ~ r-s e,nn.rnon, nnd kltcE-
ansra5n ~ IN "so h,vs uiher bnrvains in Wes: Side
tWnshim"inn.s, Wnon,U ~ S-''~e -. 'N1
I70p !. .,I Is-TIiE NJ EC Ant S70VE-FR0V's
~ -as,.nna Iy4 v:aat WHshnrton-sf y: nenr Adn:
three stories. basement. and sub-ceaT: building a'x
kf fkriTH
, 1880-02-28

No other whisker Dre equals Hilrs-a cents
, 1880-02-28
PATENTS,

DAVESTS-l., b. CUUrI.ASD j. CO, PATENT
L Attorneys 70 IL, Sne-st-. chicago. Ill. We offer
ur professional assistance IN ali mntters relating to
The Western States generally 1nr whun. w have
transacted nn.iness satisfaction guaranteed In uIl
cases Charges moderate. Call OF address for par-
1tGu,uE,
, 1880-02-28
1,1GT.13FT3 CLOTEffNG

GOOD pIt1CE WILL, DE PAID FOR CAsT-oFF
n clothing Ut GELDERSt SUI Stnte-st Orders by
[uall promptly attended 10. Established 15sl,
, 1880-02-28

---,
11OR 81 OR $10 fOU CAN buy GOOD. NICE
one yuur: ali kinds VI ma!hi,es required and waF-
rslnttt 1T T1IOMPsONs :. -. Soot' ttn1steaa-st.
- w whtc, cun:uins the sprinE device to keep the
shuttle In It's csl7rer and WHICH was bought In kit
BE- l,ail. Address or call on GEU- +. BROWN. 1Eu
West Aaalns-sl-
New-York tribune., 1880-04-03

DoTPN TEASK m TE pksS TF ESTP
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
ON AND AFrERJANUARY 10. 1880
Express Trains leave NewlOrk via Desbo 'scs and COrtandt
lae 7s f5S; %Ho Ii%l,.Sa d Him. Ia s&@ 4ao&S
% 49, s. 60 7S rS @ 81 a"a md IG 10 p M aud T. t night
7iO p M, running through via Trenton and
ais at Jersey CITY, annS speedy ami dircdt transfer
I.snin!ns West Philadelphia l?Ol 30 s4',
45 5'& & l. sS s;1 ~" and 55 n On 5aadsr l$ol 80
5d5 ' 53 p T;H cay sTcnor HlHclpha 9,"G1 wa
fieE"t 5dcs' S2i and broadway %s:Sr Iiouse and
S S@ &na%E S n"ro i""t Of F%oa BrocSn Ics IS
Hudson IIoboksni DoPo jersey city EmiSrant
New YorE IrinsIrI tompaoy will call for ard check
FRANK ocnoai Manager General Passenger Ma AGENT
i now known as the SEW.i0RK. LAKE ERIE AND
wEsrERN RAILROAD. Arrangement OF raias taking
ciHSina ana cHse:S pay E5RT''' @ Drawing
M y taS & ST. Louis ,S, E1Ps's m re ayynT we.s oa a no sa1
wesi rumans best DrawinEroom Sleeping Coaches TO
% rags Espscss for pa. 9G ws;t sIsGpng ling
'IaTS no. "it% f%srsni 1fan for the West ~
Ss NsWa1s 5 4 S % a DSGS " & ss SsS C So 1880
p and l2mdn git saturday nights only Sundays 8o
rss,,c 9 o lo lqsG cS1 NJ Ono 1929 9
noon i:IS 8 So 4:lO. 5:lo 9n $40 $50 s;lo p M, "
Il midnight. . 49,. -. -. -. ,,,o
ib $40. ;jo 40 i4V, 2, 5;l0 90 900 G;l9 C;so
7:In B 10 p. aud IL midnight Sund1ys. q. $3.50, o0,
lo:2O p. IN. l4b. 6:3r p M. Hni l2 midnight ,o
mdneht sunday g. $780, 1920 m lao, $50 u, and
II midnight.
SewSurs SrSST anG Cornwall sSo m $780, 4sO Sun
itondoat and Kingston. a. m $3.50 p SUNDAYS $50
a. ,. 80, oo g..
Coslien o. 750 q, 1920 M 3So, $780, 1880, p M sun.
day $50 iC:t9S a' az; SS p mn % $40 4,so D. NJ Sun.
DAYS S:it Il 80 n $50 NJ The ~ M ana s;aV pm
ains connect with Newly 0rk ami os"eBo bi"ahu Hoao
POI Jrrvs 1850, 0. 1920 M. $780, @, m. Sundays
a. q. U.JO ana m.
leave 2d ST. quarter Of ana quarter ator each
hour from 6:4S olb and at laO and ll:ib p M
ksts aud for apartments In Drawlngro and
SleuR and orders for the cheekiuR
and raacr baggage may 10 left at tho Co9panyS Otoes
nos 2i G0i or 0ST Broadwsy n VI No. Conrtst Brook
Exress trains from the West IN NewYOrk at 7ec
'"' -'-0 JSo n XBBoTr Gem Pass'r Agt.. NewYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY.
Trans for EngiewOOd closter PeruOns ana Nyaek
z. $40 900 r. M, 4 4So. oSe 60 $780, ll,3o m
Sundays, a. aud $3.50 Inc ll:SO D. N tram WIZ
leave 80 minutes later Saturday nightA
MANUEL, Hprug Valley and MonBey 200 q u 2;oV pln
JAO. y. ABBOTT. 0entRAAsV AEA. heEFark