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fEHOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
FINE STOCK OF GROCERIES, BRANDIEs
AND WINES AT AUCTION.

J.CV, N To OCLUCk, I SIlaII Sell, At NO Ta..E-TW
1912 7th street, corner of Q street north b FM
west, fine assortment of Groceries, &C., -A1a.kA
viz.
Fine Stock OF Brandies, Sherry, Port and Catawba
Chests of Fine Teas, Imported Ales and Stout.
Canned Goods, Spices and Condiments.
Willow and Wooden Ware.
Nails and other Hardware.
Silver mounted Show Case.
Large Coffee Mil, Desk ar Stove.
Syrups White Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Segars and Tobacco, together with general assert
ment Of first class goods.
myl9-it THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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NNRUSTEE'S SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROP
l. ERTY IN THE NORTHEASTERN SECTION
OF THE CITY, IN SQUARE 748.

Bp virtue ct q deed of trust, dated on the -
fifteenth day of November, A. D. 1878, and re -
corded de i, in Liber No go folio S2l, ct seq one
and at the Of the party secured By said ded
1850. AT Four O'CLOCK Pm, offer for sale at pub
real ss n t Gn the the IN ing
trict Of Columbia that is to say part Of Lots mum
bered one Q) and four a, to wit The north forty
two l42) feet by the width thereof Of Lot
one and he north eighty-two 1922 feet by the
Width thereof Of Lot NUMBERED four 81 az Of Lots
q fifteen Q5) and sixteen Q6. in square number
ed seven hundred and forty eight (748.)
Terms Of sale: One fourth Of the purchase money
in cash the balance in three equal instalments
payable ia six (6), twelve Q2) and eighteen Q8)
months from the day Of sale, with SIX per cent
interest, to be secured by the notes of the pur-
chaser or P, purchasers, and deed Of trust on the
tee, or all cash. at the option of the purchaser
Eacn lot VII be offered separately and de-
sold. Conveyancing and recording at the cost of
the purchaser. If the terms of sale are not COM
pied with in one week from the day of sale. the
trustee reserves the right to resell the property at
one weeks notice in the SO Evening Star
CALDERON CARLISLE. Trustee,
307 d street n. W.
my13.dkdS THOS WA1GAMAN Auot
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STEAMERS, DC.
NORFOLH AND FORTRESS MONROE

NIORFOLH AND FORTRESS MONROE
sTRAMER LADY OF THU LAKE.
si. 70. second class fare. IS Round !: s.3lAs@E
trip, 81. Leave 9Th st, wharf MON
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 8 80 p.
ping st Alexandria, Pney Point. Point Lookout and
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON above wharf
MONDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at
Tam STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
Steamships JOHN GIBSON and e. G. KNIGHT
Pier Al, East River, n Y, SATURDAYS. at p. m.
Georgetown at p m. MONDAYS.
Tickets, Staterooms. &C to General Ofhce,
under Nat Met Bank. opp; Treasury DsBa rt dn,
EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS
s Mf9NEpk t aER dHE Is s3RTH .s9@N
Joseph White, Commander,
From foot IF seventh st. From oa@pbeIs wharf.
MONDAY y AND WE'D rUEsDAHH,s 'rs THURS
NESDAY, at 80, and DAY AND SUNDAY,
every SATURDAY. at as4PM
6P.M
First class fare. 81; Round TriR, also; Tickets
7Lh st. wharf, Washington, D. q,
d. +. KEELING, Agent,
ap27-6m Campbells wharf, Norfolk.
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TTENTION.-Builders and House Owners
"A are requested to call and examine the Stock Of
SLATE and MARBLE MANTELS at the NEW
YORK MANTEL FACTORY. Prices cheaper than
any house in the District. Also a large stock of
Latrobes Parlor Crates. Andirons. Gas Logs, sc.
Soap Stone Lining. &c. Cook Stoves Ranges, &C.
may8-2w' 493 G street northwest
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

OUTER! CHOICE DIARIES!
ID BUTTER!
CREAMERY PRINT. made from pure Attorney
Best diaries OF n Y. State. per pound. % to SOC.
Best western Creameries per pound. ....... .27c.
VIRGINIA BUTTER, per pound. ............25c.
j. BRAY, JR.,
Successor to J. Frank 4 Son. st. wing Stalls
Nos. 1876 and 497 Center Market.
Open every day till one O'Clock. my5- I'm
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

STYLISH BLACK HORSE AT AUCTION.
Will be Sold at II O'Clock, in front of my ~
auction rooms, On SATURDAY, MAY ODD. ~
1850, 3 large, stylish, black carriage Horse.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers

SIDE Of wi VI 81 sTREET. N VI Flu 81 81
VERsITY Subdivision OF EFFINGHAM.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated Octo- IA
goo, folio 1913. ct seq, of land records for -1s.n
District Of Columbia. will sell, at public auction,
1880. AT P. NJ, the following described real es-
tate, in Washington cJunty in said District, known
upon official plat thereof as east part of Lot one d.
Of the subdivision Of Lot 4, and part of Lot g. in
block No; 81, of the Howard University subdivision
of Efhngham, the farm of John A. Smith, being
all of said Lot one except the west SO feet fronting
said Wilson street by the depth thereof, together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sac: One third cash, of which $50
must be paid at time of sale; the residue in three
equal payments at six, twelve and eighteen months
with purchasers notes. bearing per cent. inter-
est from day of sale until paid secured by deed of
trust on property sold. Conyeyancing and record
ing at purchasers cost Terms of sale to be COM
Piled with in six days after sale, else trustee re-
in default.
myl3- d&ds VIM F. HOLTZMAN, Trustee.
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II DUNCAN SNIFFEN,
Es GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT,
81 and 81 Aston House Offices, N, ".

ne know him to be an ADVERTISING aren't who
promptly DO, bis bills.-Nec York Sun. He pos
sesses large and original resources for successfully
faction Of his patrons, and advise every one be-
fore giving out any orders, to obtain from him an
estimate as 1t will cost them nothing and may save
them great deal.-Ne,c York World. We recon-:
mend him to every one as expert in the art Of
adyertising.-N York Tribune. ap26- Sim
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.

FURNITURE, &C.
Regular sale of Household Effects at my a
sslesrocm, on SATURDAY, MAY 22D, VI
1870, AT 10 O'CLOCK. ~
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THE MILD POWER CURES.
HUMPHRETU
HON EOPATHIC NpECuEun,

=
Proved from ample experience An entire success.
simple. prompt, efficient and reliable they are the
only medicines adapted 20 popular use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

DULL Observation-Disclosures OF THE VOTE on
THE TOwNsHEND BILL-INCONSIsrENT RULES.
wAsHINGroN, March 20. 1850.
The House to-day refused, yeas, 121, nays,
s1-not the necessary two-hlrds in the afrmatve-to
dispense with the morning hour
Mr. ROBERTSON Dem La said that yesterday he
had voted for Mr. McLanes proposition for the purpose
of bringing the Townshend bill befor the House Had
he understood certain decision Of the Speaker be
would have voted against the proposition, because lie
was not a Protecuonist.
Mr.. MCLANE Dem, Md.)-By what right does the
gentleman such significance TO that vote l..
for one utterly repe and Tepudate any such sgnih-
canoe. There such !Enhcance IN tat vote. so
far ned IL had no Other Significance man
deciding the proper mode OF procedure In The business
OF the HOusc.
sir. BRIGHT Dem, Tenn.) moved that the House so
into Committee OF the Whole on the private calendar.
a long discussion cuSucd 10 whether tWO-thlTOs
necessary for the purpose OF suspending pr
business proceeding to the consideration of
public bills In the OF which Inconsistency
place that shall need twOthirds to up pub
lie business Friday, aud In another that II ma
iOfy refuse INTO committee upon the private ca
endsr IL shall be competent for the majority to proceed
10 public business.
Without determining the point the House. at 1888.
into Committee Of the Whole on the private cal
endar
the first bill on the calendar (of which there about
$50 m all was apprOprl9tmg $1,000 for the relief
OF l. Madison Day, account O property III NeW-Or-
eansl purchased by him rom tie United states With
the reading OF which consumed nearly two hours
Then followed strong legal arguments (Which were
listened by the House with unusual attention. one by
Mr. OCONNOR ID H. g c. in favor OF the bill, and one
By MI Hammond QDem Ga.) IN opposition TO H.
The commits then without dlslOslng OF the bill
and the House 500 p. adjourned until tomorrow
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DEClSlONS-MARCH %.

Marine Court Chdmbers-Bv Judge McAdam. -
MeKechne ag. stewart Pfaf sGt Hatt1ni Sinclair sgt
Cohen Bel agt Cullen Rathbun ast Bvrst' HoWnlow sgt
Williams: Ross agt Abbott Downing Company soils agt
Reed; Elsner agt Panty; smith set. Smith Adler agt
Darley-Decsons filed. Brown agt Bascoi-Molon denied
with costs. Little Tyng.-Declsions ndorsed on
papers the NewN and Charleston steaushl
Company-MOtOn granted harcine agt Sheehsn Proceed
Jugs dismissed: LAWYER agi Howard Action c0nunued IN
name representatives. Atkinson agt. Nun Ike
cever Changed Borges agt Buffum.-T. d. Schuyier Rp
pointed receiver Davis agt. MeersCOmpaini dismissed
banning Callahan same agt. Weth Pinckney agt Mel
son Same Hallsnbeck Memken aGt Bach BaohnlAn
agi. Kenny Becker dalOney agL Chandler
Edgar HOey Kirley AIT. Embellishments nei PM
nps OCODnOr Order settled. Milhken agt Donald
Motion for April O. Lawrence agt Brattie'l'
and judgment AID NOgt agt Eg9n; ElsneT agt h Dne
agt. BIaC3ury Schwartz agt- koehler-
fled. -
by Judge snuOit.-Wa AIT Bahr Parmiy agt Clayton
smith agI O'MaHey; Laurent agt McILness Galpen 2gt
Wessmag signed and flied. strauss agt Murray
- granted conditions papers.
Judge Hawes-Watson ACT. Leiser- Findings signed
Order 81 nod
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THE COURTS.
DENYING AN INJUNCTION.
suDGE BLATCHFORD DECLINES IN THE DARN SCI

suDGF BLATCHFORD DECLINES IN THE DAK1S SUI
TO ENJoIN THE PAYMENT OF DIVIDEND
Judge BlatchfOrd, in the United States Cir
cult Court serday listened argument upon motions
for niunctions IN the suits by the administrators OF
Henry NJ Dahin against the Union Pacific Railway Com
papy the Kansas Pacific Railway Company and Others,
and in the suit by Philip W. Holmes against the same
railway companies and Benjamin w. Lewis rs trnstee'
FxJudge John h Porter ana Edward L. Andrews
apaeared for the plaintiffs, exJudge Dillon end
Artemus H. Holmes for the defendants in both
suits The allegations and demands in the com
plaint have been published IN THE TRIBUNE.
The injunction especially asked for in the first suit was
that pending the adjudication upon the demand that the
agreement OF consolidation among the railroad com
panes respondent should be vacated her exchanges
OF stock under the agreement OF consolidation and
menis OF dividends on the consolidation should be en-
Joined.
After prolonged argument by counsel on both sides'
Judge Batchford said that he did not think that TINS
was proper case enioin the payment OF dividend
did appear that the plaintiffs were In any danger
If thew held stock In this company. and 1t was
valid company, the comrany would eventually nave 70
paw them their DIVIDEND. II the company chose to taEr
The risk Of paving other people when IL ought TO pay
them that did not inure the plaintiffs. IL had never
been held to be ground Tor enionng the payment vl
holders stocks. III This snch ground then II
might amply 10 snv one fighting over hve shares OF
stock. Even everything claimed III the planl1 Dill
correct, Judge Batchtord concluded the motion Tor
the injunction must be demled.
The relief by the motion in the second suit was
that pending ITS decision the defendants should De en-
Joined rom paying any dividend on their STOCK nnt
they should have resumed lie payment u cash oi 'e
interest on secured by the income MORTGAGE
from paving interest on the consolidated bonds unu
should De paid on be income bonds Argument
begun this motion, hut was not nnlsheu the
matter being adjourned over untl TINS morning. Judge
Batcnord That unless something further ap
,peared 10 change his opinion he Wohu Ieel oounu 10
4 deny this motion also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, March &c. - Rear Admiral
William T. L. Roy has been placed the retired list to
date from the 21th inst.
Assistan; Engineer Lucius W. Wooster has been Or
dcrcd 10 duty Experimental Board at Ncw-Ybrk
from duty connected wit The EXAMINING Board III this
Ct y, aud ordered to spec a duty. , ~. -. -,
Passed Assistant Engineer Robert Ii Hlne, from the
POwhaan aad ordered 10 duty conn eccd with the EI
Passed ASSISTANT Engiuecr James H. Perry. from the
Experimental Board IL Aew-Iork and ordered to the
pOwbatan.
The United ship Tallapoosa has gone to New
York The Nipsic is at Portsmouth Va.
WASHINGTON, March pa letter has been
forwarded by Secretary Thompson TO Commander Pot
ter, OF the Constellation. saying:
As soon her cargo board You VIII proceed in
command Of the Constellation 10 Dublin IN Ireland. and
there deliver the cargo 10 The Herald Reei Committee
for disposition Their discretion. IOu VIII make nO
to the committee that tins cargo of provisions IS con
t1buted Dv few geDerous-he lrtcd zcEs OF The United
States to relieve The wants OF the suffering le0eD Ire
land whose condition has aroused extraordinary sym
ims sympathy, has directed that these donations shall
be conveyed board a National man-O fwar and nave
IL will be agreeable 0uty 20 TO take her with
out guns upon mssionOf peace and benevOlence
than 10 command her uPon %2rhKe expedition Your
visit Will enable the people OF Ireland 10 realize that
peace hath her victories no less renowned thau war;
md that tns these victories do more TO create
smicabe relations between the people OF different
Municipalities and TO draw them closer together than the
When You shall have discharged the uust hereby com
united 10 you. You viii return 10 New YORK aud report
your arrival 10 lns Department
Ensign Alfred Reynolds is ordered to ordnance duty at
the NewYork Navy Yard. Cadet Midshipman George
X Clark has reported his return home having been de
tached from the TuscarOra. and is placed waiting
orders.
The Navy Department has received from the Balti-
more Board OF Trade list OF merchants who desire
be furnished samples of the cotton recently sent
here Africa by Commodore Shueldt Of the IicOn
deTaga. Tue Boards Of Trade ia Ncw-York and other
cities will be invited TO furnish similar lists.
LONDON, March 25-The United States steamer Wy
oming arrived al Alexandria, EgyDf. the 10Th Inst.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE DEFEATED IN RHODE ISLAND
PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 25.-The Senate
to-day rejected the proposed amendment to the Cons
tuition, giving school suffrage to women by vote Of
Yeas, IS nays, 20.
G the Narragansett Indians.
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DAKOTA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION CALLED.
SIOUX CITY, March 25.-The Dakota Re-
pubcan Con VentOn choose delegates TO the Chicago
Cony entlOn has been called TO al Fargo on May 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
SKm-YoRK CITY.

Nsrsetst g, bet ween Madison and Henry.sts. 229x
Hughes IN. snOm.s a.e So 80,
L'es ,sesss 20 John sSassr oOOc
Qooseyeitst cor Oak ST. 2bI65, also No ~ hoose
Welt At 2Sx52, also No 10 RoOseveltst, 26ro2 also
Nos ol6, 6l5h ana 5l7 Pearls also NO 80 James
st. 25xlbO. also 62d-st loot wof lstayea l1Ox
iO2 2. also . Last Broadway. 2s32 II e o. Catha-
finest, 26x7bx2b.6x76, also W hlm-st, 21BI72,
and also 9 W LIST ave and S2d-st. lOOxlOl.2i
Peter Bowe. sheriff etc, TO Samuel Boyd deed on al,
srosast No - sIa 10000
nremen-ave . lz3d Ward. lot No ~. ls6.61239x
IGdx237 Wickes. referee, TO Henry u Le~sA' ,,oo
pySeest Nos 10 and II, and also No Store; il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRE. Friday, March 2s, 1880.
The following sales were held at the En-
change salesrOom to-day
Peter p. MSyeT.
4 A brown stone dwelling with lot No 81 East
63dst 1872 ft Q OF Madison ave. lot lSxlOO.5; u
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
CnropfGn Advertisements.

brighton, ENGLAND.-TIlE GRAND
Id HOTEL Of the Great Britain, In contre OF
spIanrde the Per Americans who propose VISIT
Ing Brgin that celebrated and attractive 0i Engl-n
sea side infore that the above maenhcen ana
hotel il managed the American plan lefms
board lodgings lO- Cd, or - . per gay uus
spring easter, Mhitsuntde and race weeks
No Extra Charges Elevator 10 Each Floor;
Public parl0rs Reading, wiring, drawing DIlaid ann
attractions Brighton abOu hours tide from London by
the London and Brighton Railway.
Holm FRANKSEN & CO.. cattle salesman,
cattle from America sell al cOnslghmenis
intrus cn them will attention refer ncesi
Hull Bank the London and Yorkshire Banking CO..
Hull
IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
IL OF EAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAVOURING STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES
LIEBIG COMPANY,S EXTRACT
OF MEAT Is a snccess ana boon Tor when natlons
should feel grateful"-Seo "M@Ical Press" g au'
Get" British Medical Journal &c.
CAUTION.-Genuiue only with the fac simle OF Baron
Iiebg's signature In blue INK across the label
Consumption In England increased Ienioid In ten
years"
LIEBIG COMPANY,S EXTRACT
OF MEAT To be had Of all store keepers grocers, ahu
chemists. sole agents Tor tho Unte' states (who.e-
sole onlyi {. DAVID q CO." 43 Marllane London
Sold whoesa,e by Park & Tnord, Smith & VanderbeeK
Acker. Neral * C0ndit, MCkesson < Robbins. H. Ia x r.
b. IlurDer & co. ana J. Ailhaus * sons
rENO GUARDIANS and PARENTS.-A refined
Il nome education. Germany Ia offered 10 young
there s5uO annum Address h. OF interview 1870 9TH
MI ChnsisTn'E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
Urnic5 nu0 TENDERS.

miscellaneous.
CASH-DiamOnds watches. icweliy and sill
" vorwarc bought and sold back az a small advance
GEO. c. ALLEN. l,l9O broadway. near 2nth -
ECE.-By the cargo. at moderate prices, de-
Il nyeraDe here or IN Name For sale by
b. r. METCALI & CO.. 100 Front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
4 Y.,HAVANA & MEXICAN MAIL 5. Slime

FOR HAVANA DIRECT,
AND VERA CRUZ. VIA HAVANA
calling ~ PToRr,sO Campeacne and FTOniera.
CITY OF WASHINGTON Havana only. Thurs. April
CITY or MERIDA tuayHns and Mexico sat, Apul3
CITY OF NETWORK (havana and Mexico. April II
These furnished with swinging beths IN
aeroons. small tables In dining r0Om and meals served
a la without extra
:. CITY OF MEXICO will leave New. orleans March
~ pr ~ FOR Vera Cruz via sglad Tsmpco ana Tux
pan connecting with Tor Havana and New York
y ALEN a. nEE a slN-- Nn.- 81 and 80 ErnadwaY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
TNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE.-The OF this Line take Lieutenant
Maur,s Lane routes at all seasons OF the Yoar.
CITY OF BERLIN ......SATUKDAI. April 3, 1880 p.
CITY OF MONTREAL TIL r. DAY. April p. m.
CITY OF RICHMOND......SAIUK DAN, April H. II a.
CI4G or CHESTER tn T. RSDAN, April y, 3 p.
CITY OF BkV ELS -. TIL & r. DAY, Apnl 20. p. m.
From Pier ~. n. r.. foot OF Charl On-st
CABIN. $50 500 Return Ckets favorable terms.
SIEERAGIt ~. Drafts 40 lowest rates
saloons rooms, smokng ,nd bath rooms amdshlps
These steamers carry Gait e. sheep pigs.
j q. DALE, Agent. 81 3 Broadway. :. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
IEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

1bese hrslcla.s steamships IAN regularly at from
Pier NJ p. North River. as III OWs:
SANTIAGO DE CUBA Capt FoOte sat. April
CITY OF VERA Cl T. capt. Nansce Wot. March -
Accommodations unsupa,Scdl Fuf freight OF passage apply
70 WILLIAM +. CLYDE & co. No. 50 Broadway
ARruts m
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Gin lJrouertn r0dnts D

WANTED.-At bargains for PROMPT BUYERS
w New Yorl. CITY property in Westchester
COUNTY ali On or send dae1aIns with lowest prices TO
JERE. JOHNSON. IT.. so. 81 FINEST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL Hamburg
Il American Packet Company's Line for PLYMOUTH
CHElBOURG and HAM RG
fkISlA April GtBLERI -
WE>TPH LA ...... AUrll ~ILE~IA ....... April ~
Rates OF passage Plymouth. London. Cherbourg Ham
burg and all points IN England scotland and Wales First
CABIN gold. 500; C.bn gold, 500; stecrage.
rency 81. q. b. RICHARD x BOAs, Gen. Pass Agt
KUNHARDT Il co, 81 Broadway, New.YoTk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27
hcal gsiate 10 Gx1ban9e.

fEO EXCHANGE for Brooklyn propcrty-A
COW cotta-c and lot 5OvlOO. hours ride from city
Ban Forfurther particulars address EXCHANGE, Tribune
Office. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27

EUlON LINE.
~ UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTONN AN . LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier 81 y. r.. foot OF King-t.
WYOMING ESDAY March %. m.
~, ' = IA fsoDA !, Marcn ~ . n ~
WISCONSI ESDAY, April -, 1870
ARlZoNA ESDAY April 20, 1880 =. IN
WYOMING ............. 4 e. DAY April 81,
~ These steamers are built Of iron In waerught com
partmen AMI furnished with every requisite to make
the the Atlantic both and agreeable,
ing bathroom, smoking room, drawing piano and
library also cIperenced stewades and caterer
each steamer The stateOOms all deck thus lnsur
and light.
CABIN PASSAGE according to staterOomj, 500 $50 and
SlOO INIEERAE IL, $40 SIEEKAGE at low rates.
OFFICE. No. 20 BROADWAY.
= E
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National Line.-From (ncw) Pier 80, North X.
4N--FOR QUEENS TOWN AND LIVERPOOI.--
ENGLAND .Mch -. ~ am pAGN..A2rii g. 2:t1 p Nd.
---FOR LONDON Victoria DOcks.----
ORR CT" Mich -. "a M. ca ADA..-.A' III q. m.
Cabin $50 10 $40 currency; prepaid tickets SO
BEING than most lines. Companv'- Offices SO
ana - BTOslvav r. W. j. h T. RST Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-06-12
That Puzzle.

1t will be remembered that in our issue OF April
Sd we published a problem, consisting Of three
parallel lines, with three separate crossings, with
the statement that a gentleman in Paris had offered
10000 francs TO any one who would draw the 6g-
ure with a pen or pencil without lifting either from
the paper or interfering with any portion OF a line
previously made. Judge Lyman OF Hilo, sends us
some diagrams. with the following certificate and
a statement OF explanation
= This is II certify that the f~,regoing diagrams
No. ! and 2, were executed Noa Makaliilii, q
native Hawaiian No. l with a Faber's pencil,
and No. 2 with the same pen which / am now writ
ing with, q. e. "A common straight edge steel pen)
in my presence and the remaining diagrams were
made by The Undersigned, with the same pen, after
seeing Nos. l and 2 executed, according TO the ad-
v~ertisement, H. {. = without lifting either from the
paper or interfering with any portion Of line pre-
viousiy made" Witness. F. S. Lyman,
Circuit Judge, Third Judicial District,
Hawaiian Islands.