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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Crisis In ireland The British
EOVernmeht PONeriess-Weak
Attempts 90 put Down the
Land LeaEas-Mis.
eelianeous-

1 ASAk oAa aAAA1a1AI ASA AASAf -,
government. they have begun to resigr
all hope and no longer venture TO res.si
the dietation Of the land league. The
cases in which the police are able Il
commit seem TO become daily rarer, and
even when trial is secured the wit.
nesses fear to speak, and the jurors are
afraid to convict. II is TO deliver the
peasantry themselves, as well as the
upper and middle classes, that the vim
dication Of the law becomes impera-
tive.
Dublin, Dec. 20.-The Irish land
commission is expected TO report on
Thursday. II is rumored that the ma
jority of the commission are agreed
on the outlines Of a scheme, the princi-
pal features OF which are an extension
OF the Ulster tenant right to the whole
of ireland, with the alternative OF COM
pulsory purchase, with a view TO the
creation OF class Of peasant proprie-
tors, In the event Of the owners object
ing to the extension OF the right and a
revaluation.
London, Dec. 20.-Justin Mccarthy,
home rule member of the house of COM
mons for. Longford county, speaking
last night, said he had reason 10 know
that Forster himself is rs well con-
yinced that tho state prosecutions in
Ireland must fail as were any of his
audience.
Boyd, OF Middlesburg, repeats his
offer to row IIanlan, of Toronto, over
the Tyne course for 900 a side, ten
weeks after signing the articles of
agreement.
David II. Plunkett, member of the
house OF commons for Dublin universe
ty, speaking at n conservative meeting
nj Chesterfield yesterday, said the gov
ernment was bound to fall. While de-
ploring tho outrages in Ireland, he
asked his hearers to take INTO account
'he iiii'''ences WHICH aio brought W De"'
oii niS coun.ryineh oy "ei'a'orS seeh'"s
:" sei'e .iieii own purposes
JAMES '''lisieiu' iaaio'N ihe.ni VI
'no nousc oi co,n'nons io' ii,'ii'N'
Spe'Ai,s az ooneios oiiuso,s.'u '"A..'
" ineiiipei oi 'he co''iiiiiss'oi' vi "s'i-
.ui.uie no n'u speis soino '.u'o IA ,'e
'Aiiu' ''"u y"is .,o iiisn iue'''on' my
iiaa now, ne s''ia' W i''ce " sie'. o'i''s'
anu nc Deiiesea u ieineuy ioi 'ie pres
ens s.,.c Vi .n.'s' "ou,u We iou'iu'
Duo'ih' Deo oouu'iS 70
urntihs nearer 10 'nc rochs' anu ho''.
ins Is uoiie W Saw hei' ihe "A'o VI
agitation sweeps Win siea.ei ioi.o
,",ous.i .na pio'."o' 'ru .'''H y y
mas met Win CHECK NJ olster, hooouy
can 'eii now iong tne pairiers winch 81,
tho ioya' ieeiii's III ois'ei IMPOSES WI,
pe aDie 10 stahd inc repeated SHOCKS ~
i"rnei.s hanus' COERCION mas "
umpheu' "hiie tue government snriihs
ifoih any "..einps " coui'eiIs ~.
Lohdoh, Dec. Ell rahcis Aie'iiei'
i'uckiahd' inc eminent "ri'er on i''''u'
r'l history, Is ueau'
Berlin, Dec. D.-herr Wiitehdofi :
the RUSSIAN othc'ai VINO uhuer'ook 10
reform tne iurkish ii,ahces' mas gwen
such a mission up US hopeless.
faris, Dec. 2o'-t Is ohicia'iy an
houhced tiiat the aiiottheht oi the Kan
ANA canal shares Will DC ~ iolloWS
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Craig & Gardner

have Easy Chairs, Lounges,
Camp Chairs, Patent Rockers,
Oil Paintings,Steel Engravings,
SiIverware, Vases, Toilet Sets,
and thousands of articles just
the things for presents. There
is the place to buy. Prices to
suit. 2ltf
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No HumbuC


Polack is selling clothing at bottom
figures. o.,0-tf
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Three desirable rooms for rent.
oct al-tf w. G.. pEoyINEs.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-21

For fine watch repairing,
ape3tf DAVID MILLER, 18th street.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-21

Oae prize for all our goods is the
motto at Hellman's clothing store.
t;oyern yourselves accordingly. o1-tf
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The Great English Remedy.

Is u mover falling cure
for A-rvptis neblltty,
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Weakness.
SpeTmatorrlioca. rosr
MANHOOD, iInpotcncy.
Paralysis an,i all the
.tcrrihIu effects oi SELF
Abuse. youthful lnl-
lies. nli,l CNccsscs In
mature such ~
loss of ncuury. Las
situd q. Nocturnal
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Call at ID. Miller's Jewelry Store and
examine Goods and Prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. d2l-ot
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Boots and Shoes at
ap4-tf Smith & IIarrington's.
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A large assortment Of clocks ut
ZEnNER, JACKSON & BUEcIINER'i
Oclgtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-21

Choice Roll Butter at G. ii. Wcbb's.
dl2d6t
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Toys! Ioysi loysl
Como children, and see the toys at
O'BRIEN's. n30-tf
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For sale cheap at
dl7-f PEAsE x TtYLoR's.
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I'orters,

Imported Ales
and
Porters,
Champagne,
Mumm and IIeidsick, at
n1itf IDELMAN Bios.
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cal Dept; Cheyenne, kyo.
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penafties OF Che .ssury laws the National eanh
bin in the interest OF the oanss ~ snt sA ef
Of tnss sste owing claims against gaeT
This bill authorizes the holders OF claims HAe h a.
banks against other States, TO assign them 70 'He nv
torney- for collection. ~.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A ssr4n0cnt "tramp law " was passed, mOdeleo
after one which has been found very ufeiui
in Connecticut to suppress framps' Onuer
it tramps upon conviction as sucn may :,
10,tsovsd NJ hard labor end any dangerous tramp
thar enters binding against the VIII OF toe owner
be punished By imprisonment for three yeaIs. COW
was nsased 10 repress disOrdery cOnduct on puoo
TeYances" another 70 prevent nancious e.
and another to prevent trespassng upon rarOau oaf
and engines" u,... Y,oord of TTealth
on tie members Of the Board have already been ap-
nointed another creating commission 10 revise sS
Rank Ia " s or the State committee Of senators VIII
investigate the iunato asyums OF the state during n
All Is concerning the elevated railways OF New hoIk
failed OF passage. Many bills have Dcen passeu' nom
ever png certain streets In BrOOklyn from oou
patton by them Many laws were ~passea OF an ui ~
pOrtant character the solicitation OF the rau"uJsV
the STATE.
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RELIGIOUS CONVENTIONS.

CINCINNATI, May 28.-BishOp Hurst occupied
the oair at the Methodist General Conference yeser
day The report Of the Committee the Book Concern
favor of appFopratng $500 for the debt Of The Pa
cfGo Christian A6voede agreed 20. Election for
editors In the South and at San Francisco held
For Tho Atlanta Metkodist AdcOcGte, f. @ Fuller was
chosen J. G. Hartzen, elected editor of The South
,cesern Christian AdcoeGs at Eew-oroans, For editor
Of The California Christian Advocate At San Francisco
B. r. Crazy was chosen. The Conference decided to ad
journ finally on Friday next.
Tho Committee the EpscOpscy to-day reported ap-
proving the conduct OF the Bishops aud declaring Bishop
SCOTT non-effechVe. The committee did not present
tSir report in favor Of the election Of an African Bishop
The motion for q sine die adjournment was recon.
sidcred ann the time changed TO . 2. N. to-day.
of establishing independent Methodist churches In
Europe ana Asia premature.
SARATOGA, n. T., May 28-At the opening OF tho SEES
siou to-day OF the American Baptist Publication Society
discussion on the subject Of coporteuraEe took place
The Rev. Dr. AlVah Hovey. president Of tho Newton
Theological Institution, delivered the annual sermon.
The following officers were elected:
President.-George I. Hope, OF New York.
j. Warren Merrill, OF Massachusetts, T., L. HedsrOm,
Of Nog-York, and Edward Goodman, OF Illinois.
SecretarE,--Benamtn Griffith.
Recording eeoretarys-J. Howard Genkel, Of Penn
'Iseasgrer,-WiniaDi N. Petit,
The Rev. DR.. J. 3. Elder spoke more regular and
general contributions for missionary workthe great
Rsy Dr. D. J. Yerhes OF Jersey on the relation Of
ehnrches 70 aborer the society closed tho Anniversary
CHARLESTON, 8. O., Nay 27-In the Presbyterian Gen
eral Assembly to-day the Rev. Allen Wright CbOotaw
indian. me Rev DR.. BogRs Dr. Marshall. and the Rev.
VI McccEmiek. appointed deleEates to the Pres
bytsFtan Alliance. The Rev. Dr. Woodrow made an
xsasaby. susasips fs sesoS Sa ~ YSz 6 Sr 'Re
n. sknith spoke on the same side.
sAAkxoaA, n. r. May 27.-At the meeting Of the BaD.
hst Hens Mission sosesy shis nerEns. resolution In
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TIE COURTS.
TEsTIFYING AGAINST THEIR MOTHER.
,AINPuI EXPOSURES OF THE MsERY OF THE


TESTIFYING AGAINST THEIR MOTHER.
PAINFUL EXPOSURES OF THE MISERY OF THE
WILLIAMS FAMILY.
Tho divorce suit of Elizabeth Williams
AGAINST the Rev. John Williams, OF Jamaica. L. l., was
continued yesterday before Judge Cooke IN BROOKLYN
The defendant testified that he had seen his wife drunk
in the streets several times.
Elizabeth Williams, the eldest child, who is twenty
four years old corroborated her fathers statement az TO
the drunken habits Of her mother She said that her
mother got drunk nearly Friday She never saw
her father iltreat her mother, and denied thst ne
,threw his wife over rockngchar She explained that
there dispute between her parents as to where the
baby should spend the nighin the crib or In the bed
The male parent claimed that the latter sleeping place
was TOO small to hold another member o. the family
de SIMPLY pushed his wife into the rocking char, out
did not break chair, alleged Her mother never
treated father properly, and spoke OF him as thh
DIRTY dog" that monkey" and used other vile names
which the young would not repeat bhe asserted
that sbe always spoke respectfully TO her mother ana
sid that her father forbade the children 10 argue or
quarrel with their mother. -,
saran Williams, another daughter, had seen her
mother drunk frequently end her rather act
unkndly toward her mother Maria Hewlett tesuned
thar she had seen Mrs. Williams In oxicaied. -
Briefs will be handed In on June o, when decision VIII
no pand
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GEwYORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY., MAY ~ Is01

dorsipg the work Of the American sabbath Asseeasoa
was adopted Tho fratcrna deegaes from tho sonthern
RaDffst Association were received, eonsistnR OF mo
soInvvIne olergymen: r. CALVIN Williams. Eugene
lowering A. :. I5owns A. J. Kires aud q. u Mash.nE
OF Maryland; L. A. Lafton and E II. sawyer. 81 MS
souri,; C. T. Bailey, OF North Carolina; 4. l. tA'on
John Pollard and A L. Dickinson, Of Yirginia; q. A.
owen Of Alabama. and J. II. Cuthbert, OF Washington
Some OF them madc brief addresses, and the rev. H. .
Arthur OF New-YOfk responded. Ibe Con,hI,te1 VI
~ cfcers we're elected Prcsfdet-WILlInm sdcmey
Of Washington. s-Presidents-J. l. HoWnEa: OF con
neoicut; John d. Rockefeller. OF ONO IreGs1T IT,
Iosenh r How of Connecticut. AudHors-Wi liam
Phelps aud Joseph Brokaw, Of NeW-forK. C0IfeSg'Ig
isg ss-cia B. Julien OF New KaG
0srs-Third class expiring IN 1SS3-J b. lhomas' EniorF
\ Haynes Tobu Ppddie, A. G. Lawson, b. q. Judsop,
ii az Nv YoTE elfv President Cadwel.of Vassar Col
eee read report OF the Committee on Missions among
from ne R5Y. T. & Gubaaua Of PbSdeeha
on Work Among the Germans" and by Professot :; A.
Fderen OF Chicago, " Work Among the Scandlna-
vians."
SARATOGA, May 27-The wOman's Home Missionary
Societies met this morning and their officers made STATE
reports The Chicago Society reported, by Mira sWitt
secretary, that the receipts were SOOS9 a9d tue e1
ton 50 800 Of goods haVo been co. d9e oo
expended-Oash, S5,441. and all the goods.
PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-This morning the SYNOD
of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, North. met
in the Second Church The number Of delegates
was I3O The Synod opened with prayer by the re-
trfng Moderator, the Rev. O. d. Trumbu Of Iowa; the
Moderator The Rev. L. T. Stevenson Of this city was
made clerk aid the Rev d. b. WILSON ProHssnr IN me
Allegheny theological Seminary Assistant Clerk an
order of business was then elaborated.
BENNINGTON. VT. May 27.-Word was received here
today FROM The General Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church that the Western Vermont Territory
had been transferred to the Vermont Conference IL s
mon are declaring they will not submit TO the transfer
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DECISIONS-MAY "a.

Supreme Court Chdmbsrs--By Judge Lawrence
IN the mater Of Connolly In the matter Of M zen IN Isg
SberstOn In the matter oil o. BrenMoons 10 yaoate
ed In the Constable No. In the Of Du.
clos No 2=M3toIs 70 vscats denied IN ne
the Court OF Common Pleas In the matter Of Dougabo
@ G Granted Satisf motion
See MEMORANDUM In the matter Of Cassidy Ihe motion to
Sneae tins oo IN Taoe Sho mast be- 90 ene
In OF INSTRUMENTATION granted In the Of
vacated In he matter Of Mmsh-MotOn granted in Inc
matter Of Gens9 IN tns MALE. o. Meade;
the object OF the proposed r9setsmeDt IN the matter Of
Of the proposed sureties married woman Henken AT
henkenH1u 70 1i W. SSVe ~ ~ J m &C.
sesment is granted Booth agt stura-see memorandum
matter Of Casssdy.-Soiion granted. Clue agt Emmerch
dunn In the matter OF Iiushes granted Provost
agt EKplanaton desired Carroll ag Mont gomery
Of Walden In the maerof LOew In he matter Of Bran
matter Of Galigan In the matter Of sockwe In ie mat
the matter OF CSwei In the matter Of Wooi-Assossents
vacated matter Of Powers the Of Adler
In the matter Of GRANTED In the matter Of
In the matter Of Mitchell 10 the matter Of aar.h GRADER
BY Judge Donohue.-FisE agt Flsk-see memorandum.
Common PtedS-SpecGl 1erBt-By Judge j. +. DAILY.
-Schwelzer ae scbwezeTAn order must DO entered do
Byng the defendants motion 70 yacate default notice Of ap
brat street Methodist Episcopal Church and sboIere
te secSTty Bank e sF ssned Xmn
agt granted erder be settled on notice
stated and report required by rules Brown sg CLAN
Marine Court - Chambers-Bv Chief.Justice Shea.
Liyngston agt Motlon granted Lane agr amaeohe
Connolly: Greenenaldt agt Schultz Segal Propp
Harrison egt Hoyey Jones ag spreehan Reid agt Beck
Trial TssfS~Purt III-By Judge Hawes-Kennody agt
iass Sed '''''d ana n' Lane 'S' o
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CIVIL NOTES.

Raphael Dirago, professor of music" of
no. 90 ThOmpsOn-st was appointed by Judge speir in
the Supreme Court yesterday guardian ad Item for tho
children of his deceased friend Rocco Soaunore, who
was killed April 25, $780, the dock OF tue steamship
Ahyssima by a of coal falling upon him. Inc ap-
potntmcnt made that suit might be brought III be-
half OF the children for their pecuniary loss from their
fathers DEATH
William Z. Bushnell, the confidential clerk
OF the law firm OF Butler, 5tIllman Hubbard, two
years ago ran away after taking $4,000 Of bonds
belonging to William Allen Butler from his safe. Mr..
Butler sued Eugene Finck. the brother-in-law Of
Bushnell for the deficiency claiming that the defendant
partner OF Bushnell in the stock speculaton5 IN
which most OF the money was lost Judgment was re-
covered for about $29 000 but the General Term last
week reversed the judgment and ordered new trial.
Yesterday the discontinued, Mr. F.nck sfipu-
latDg not to for malicious prosecution OF false i'm
prsOnment.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ISTENoR I
OFFICE OF IADiAN AFFAIEs WASHINGTON May TO- 1880 !
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES ANL

i TRANSPORTATION.
SEAt.ED PROPOSALS indOrsed Proposals for Beet Ba-
lei and directed 10 OF indian Aii
York. VIII be until III
OF MONDAY. JUNE $780, for furnishing for the Iu ian
service about s0uO0O pounds Bacon 40u0Ouu pounds Fl
Powder, 100000 pounds Corn 3s3.0O0 pound Coffee.
S pounds Flour 900 pounds Feed 3uJ OO pounds
Hard Bread, $1,000 pounds Hominy 1000 pounds Lard $50
barrels Mess Pork 233 900 p0uDcs Rice tO pouns Tea
728OO pounds Tobacco, 2OOO pounds salt l4O1 pounds
Soap 0On ponds soda 100000 pounds sugar $3.50
Also Wooden and Cotton Goods IN part
al TIakng 44U0O yards STANDARD Calico O00O yards
Drilling IS 00O ysTsi Duck, IL 900 yaTs DENNIS lS 90
yards Gin CHAM, $1,000 yersi Kentucky Jeans. 1000
yards satnett 2.T00 yards Blown ShcetnR 2l30O0
yards Blea0hed Sheepng 1000 yaids Hickory SlTtig
5000 yardi Calico Slrting, 6OUO yards Wlnsey. IS
yardsi Clothing Groceries, Notions Bardware Medical
supplies and long st OF miscellaneous atcles such
Wagons Harness. Plows, Rakes Forks 60
Transportation for such Of the Supplies Goods and
articles that not DO contracted for TO be delivered at the
Agencies.
Schedules showing tho kinds and quantities " subsistence
supplies each Agency the kinds and guam
es OF all other goods and ARTICLES together With
blank proposals and oTms for contract aud bond cono1s
TO be observed by bidder time and place OF devei Terms
and payment transportation routes ri all other
Instructions will Dc furnished application o.
the Indian ONCE IN Washington Nos aud 81 Wooster
New. York VIM Il. Lyon No ass Broadway and 10 The
Commssaes OF Subsistence q. s. A. at Chicago, ST. Louis
st. Paul Leavenwnrth, Omaha Cheyenne aud YankUn and
the Postmaster ~ Sioux City
Bids wilt opened At the hour ana day above stated and
bidders invited 10 be present az the opening
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
All bids must accompanied BY ocrhed enecks upon
United Depository Assistant TreaaureI for least
five per cent OF the amount OF the proposal ,,,,
h. TR0WDRID0R,
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CAMDEN, May 27.-The Association Team
Match took place at the Stockton Range today There
were Eve persons in each team, aud the distance was
500 yards Toe Pennsylvania Rife Club team No.
took the first prize by score Of 23s the Pennsylvania
Rife Club team No took the second prize by score
OF 2O5, and the 18th NewJersey Regiment team scored
lS1 ont d "A pOgst1e $50.
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LADEN WITH COUNTERFEIT COINS

Deputy Marshal Bernhard, Officer Drum
mond and other Secret Service officers arrested GEORGE
Stanley yesterday as he was leaving his homo at
seventy-tth st. and secOndave. The officers had been
Swallowing him for come time. In his pockets they
found more than 100 counterfeit dollar COINS and IN bis
house all the articles used IN making them. United
States Commissioners Shields held hun in $500 hail for
examination. and he was taken 70 Lndlow street JAIL
Stanley was cool under and said that he had
been roped into the thing" This is regarded as an i'm
pOrtant arrest.
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PKoBQg3ALS FOR QUARTERMAsTER
DEFOT QUANTERNAsrEa's oFEIcE.

NRWYoRK CTTY. Nay "a. 1880 }
SEALED PROPOSALS. in triple subject TO the ,aual
conditions will by received this Office until O'Clock
Thursday H. 1850. which time and place they
will opened tho presence Of bidders furnishing
delivering at this Depot OF ranges Stoves Pipes and Elbows
Zinc ScuLtes flre Shovols Pokers aud
Mowers Soyhes Snaths Hoes Cakes Hay and stable
Forks Stc6s Buck Saws stationery Feed Boxes an other
miscellaneous articles OF Proposals
for either OF the stores mentioned qnantes
than the whole required Will DO received.
Tho Government reserves the Rhtto reject any OF OIL pro-
posa preference viii be given 10 articles OF domestic pre-
ductiOn.
blank proposals and fun information Of bid
ding quantities Of the articles required conditions 10 be OBJ
servdby bidders and terms OF contract and payment win
BIO furnished application at this Offices
Envelopes Containing proposals shOuld be marked Pro
pOsas tor Quaermaus sores ard addressed 20 the un-
dersigned l. q. EASTQNt
De1otO
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COURT OF APPEALs.

ALBANY, May 2S.-The following is the
Court Of Appeals day calendar for Monday, May 81,
1880: Nos. $500, 131, 199 213, 215, Gle and 21s.
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

Tho People
Oscar Hammersten libel Michael sattery, John MeDeT-
homicide; Coran N Austin, Annie MOrris abor-
Ton Patrick Fnnegan burglary Eliza
era grand larceny Henry Wehan larceny from the person
Charles Brandt misdemeanor: James e. Williams perjury
"P4FT ii.Adjourned for the term
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DroposaIs.
PROPOSALS for FURNISHING RATIONS
4 and SHIP CHA DLE2Y for REVENUE YES sELS
CUSTOM HOusR

LOILEUIOK5 UFFICtl way 10 Io7I J
Sealed proposals VIII be received at IBIS Office until ~
O'Clock OF Wednes AZ, June 1880 Tor snpp wing
Tatlons ana ship chandery 90 be bid for SO a,a.slyl
Revenue Marine rvce this Con ecton District for
the fiscal ending June 3d. 1891 Schedu Is OF articles OF
ship chanery 70 be bid for viii be furnished apphca ton
~ this office
right reserved reject any all bids and waive
defects II deemed for the interest OF the Government 10
A. MERRITr COIlartnr
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DRESSMAKER.-By first class dressmaker.
~ VINO wlshcs few eneaSeaents by the dav. undef
stands cutting and fitting thoroughly and several
objection 70 The country good refsrcnces Can q sodrs
Bl6 shave -
DRESSMAKER.-Wi 20 out daily from 10
~ 70 3. charges moderate Adtress IN week o. z12
une branch ufaea 7eo sd-ave, corner S7sh-sk E,
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:sGaw stboDls

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
" Applicants for admission in the rst dep srrmenf wi
appear before the Committee Character the Geners
TeimroOm Of the supreme Court on wednesday MAY rs
$3.50 p. N.
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-.
For Both SEXES Country.
DoCKLAND COLLEGE Ngack, y. ~
SO P SSsI y sTi' nd s
rTNHE MIDSUMMER SESSION of the Sell
j LEcR SCHOOL. KeE.alk Conn vii comtaeneo 5o9 =,
q snd end sns session So orsfs ~ ana
enoys country home during the warn weatnsr E 70, III
Principal Or Que 81 his ssistant Vim D g me reycors
AogsS t5s Tnsaass and Thursdays q the nsA' 'nee
TTyHE SUMNER SESSION of the SELLECK
Il SCHOOL, Norwalk, Conn., tho design Of which is g
tuition 20 those who may desire % spcnd portion
Su TiaTsday Il June SS septsmbsE l. on the
S % 81 so Says ~ school nd WORK alter
Rap gn9e the care e their w y gass so
sSs Of s s2. sss "a:
in for hs "s S P ~ boSs n ana % az
fereDt points 20 the school comodous barge and
G house and wen inrnis6sd TymnSsSm are az
aehed it campus embraces ssyera seres ne play
It Is intended that this midsummer shan
AUGUST IN the eCaEy and also employ certain part me
loag vacation IN school exercises and duty ~.
Brevoor House on TUESDAYS and Thursdays Of the
'5f ScTsTs ea TS% Be- onsS r PnoSn school Agency
Domestic Building. 14thst and Broadway
Miscellaneous
SCHOOL Properties for sale or rent.-NeW
OSummer list mailed for stamp. schermsrhorn 20 l4th
TUITION and SUMNER BOARD.--A fellow
OF the Johns Hopkins UnyersiIy, living at bone dnEng
yonnS en for college or for special
encoS For iul information address L. BEIRER, J. a. u
baltimore Nd After June Marbletown Ulster Co, NJ X
XVIESBADEN, GERMANY.
S ySSHTs
drawing painting and French home oTs prospset9s
and refer noes given By T. W. CHRISFEHN aore9n BOOK
seller. $50 5tbave.