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Daily Republican., 1880-01-06

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Jan. 6-l
AN.
Indications for Tuesdsy-For the
Middle Atlantic States and New Eng
land, northeast, veering to southeast
winds, falling barometer, stationary or
higher temperatures, increasing cloudi-
ness, and in the southern portion light
rain or snow.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-06

Hop Btters, Vinegar Bitters, Hoof
lands German Bitters and all the rest
oftAe popular Bitters sold by J. r.
Hartman, Druggist, 5th and Poplas
street.
Seeey's Hard rubber Truss Is the
best will last a lifetime can be used
in bathing. Sold at the Ladies' De-
yartmsn. Of Belts Drug Store. Lady
attendant.
Indian Queen and Hoyt's German
Cologne for sale by Taylor X Fullerton,
Druggists, 302 King street.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-06

NOTICE E-THE CO.PARTNERSHJP
~ heretofore subsisting between John p.
Donahoe and William H. Robinson. trading
as Donahoe & Robinson, Ia this day dissolved
BY mutual consent. The business Of the late
firm will be settled by John p. Donahos.
JOHN P. D0NAHOE,
VIM. II. ROBINSON,
The business will still he continued with
renewed energy by Mr.. John P, Donahoe.
Thanking the public for past favsrs, Wishing
continuance OF the same.
1-63t JOHN p. DONAHoE.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-06
The shearen HOP This Evening.

A grand hop will be given in Cowan
& Albert's Dancing Academy, Hsrdman
Building, this evening, for the benefit
Of Thomas Shearon. The gentlemen
having the affair in charge fully un-
derstands the art of catering to the
tastes of lovers Of the light fantastic,
and have prepared programme of un-
usual merit. Prof. Albert's orchestra
will furnish the music.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-06
Fatal RxDl0sfOn.

iOur i men were killed, and two fatal
,.,, injured, BY an explosion in the con-
MY; mug room of the Celluloid Manufac-
IN EHS Oompany's building, in Newark,
Him. Yesterday morning. The conver-
ds nouse' a one story structure was
pi'. pt0.osed' The killed were William
|IohSm J. aged l5 years; Frederick Stiles,
|Bo,a.,i a'es and Spencer Atwood. Elmer
|bsSS1 bSsf' and Frederick Pierce were 30
|Stsnyy burned that they cannot recover.
|rba |puen u W. Wade was severely injured.
Ibs ~anager OF the company thinks
apd pd'Aploslon M occurred at the mixing
|ek Ssn grinding machine run by Freder-
Jules one of the killed.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-06
Reets and Shoes.

Daniel McCusker, 2l6 W. I'd street,
has 10. in a large stock Of boots and
shoes for the fall trade, and is deter
mined to sell them cheaper than any
house ia the city. Give him 4 call aud
ave money.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-06
state OF the Tn hermo meter

Ethe REPUBLICAN, Office, Tuesday morn
Ing, Jan. 8:
To'clock, 10 O'Clock, IL o'clock
AZ 43o 46o
Daily Republican., 1880-01-06
maj The Readjusters Disco yered.

N r STASamination of the accounts Of
kpd /. s,as ,aassliaierro, retiring general agent
! |sptis.,i 's'.Orekseeper Of the Virginia Peni-
|srmss a mas revealed what Is mildly
! Oo Vu %.a, shortage" of SIS 900 to $2O,-
Spd .allaterro admits the shortage, -
|nrs,isy Sy" 1t will bs made good by his
b sooes "es. ne declares himself "unable
|Aa, iUunt y" Tor 1t except from the fact
|u,inSs,w ms was engaged in the commission
bspi,sass,as Ss as we'll as being agent Of the
|Oth n'lary, "ay and that the affairs OF
~ concerns became mixed -
Daily Republican., 1880-01-06

The Rev. DR.. Ormiston Of New York,
is now on visit TO DR.: Cameron Of this
city. 'u
Daily Republican., 1880-01-06
4 Am Here I

S.ansbury Murray, No. Ill L. Water
street and s3S French street, will take
trade dollars for railroad tickets to
Philadelphia.
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deacners.

A COLLEGE GRADUATE and experienced
n teacher desires private pupils Address IL loh IND
DtOwn Office lZ5s Broadway.
A HARVARD GRADUATE. of varied eX-
n Ieuence teaching desires pupils fOr private lDsuo
ton. apply D. " N. H.. Box s. nDuue Once
A LADY in charge of the kindergarten 81
~ school city receive fo" GU
oIen very Best refe ences given Address j.
N. tlls ofleo-
A YOUNG LADY would Ike 10 take scy-
~ puDs ladies ch0rt D. instruct IN the tn-i
branch, terms Address &. A, T1.une Uptown
Once, l,15S roadway.
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWl
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
" NEW Ii r..

BOZ = y BTIOUh EVI
For TREN IDN aud PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New YORK from station C. Il. T. OF y. J. 1907 OF
Liberty .
For FhI4le phl Nnth and Greeu-s,s.. 7:45 Q. 10,
1ll5a. l:5O. :. 4.jO. 5:3O 4l:O II m On sun
day a. q. H. m. sou. - .. n.
For TAirj and Btrksst, al $50 !l15 a M 100. 40
Fof Trenton War en- and 800 7:l5 D. TO- IIl5
"a. M b. ;. 4.3O 40 53O Z. = 1880 y sunday
SIS A. $3.50. o.. .:su - p M
tIans leave Philadelphia for Nc| OrS ,....
Pm ale Pima and Reading X t corner Nlhth
and Grcen-sts al $50. $50 $50 !. > = 3.iJ.
5.4O 90 $50. b. at a. M 800 Gao
~ ..,- Ina
From Berzs-sts.. 4:io SO H;lJ A. NJ l:2O,
$40, D. iljO sunday at 81 a. 40 ll.V p NJ
PROM Trenton Warren and Iucker-sfs- 30 10 DO
300 lU-. go 80 4Zi h:il d; ., So
p. M. suudAy-l:2J. 4:-j. $40 a. 6:lj i;-. p N.
ioI y male az Uy station u IA RON
Oklvn Fri. epIf. Jersey
Tickets for sale al foot II Lbertv Nos 239 2bi fV 94i
e57 and tn principal A9 els NO+ ana
I Court-st-, and Annex Office. Jewels wharf Bo-Iyi
y Transfer Company Dpld VIII 'all lor ana
cheek bagr gc fron hotel or residence destination. Ap
plcatiOn Ji4 and l2i Broadway $50 pm
and COurts, BROOKLYN All these oHlc
ia with the Bell Telephone and La" Gle
graph.
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9IsamooGts ano Railroads.

4 REDUCTION OF FARE.
"a FALL RIVER LINE. -
= TO BOSTON. FOR ~PE. IAL LIMITED IIChfl :.
Corresponding Tcduc ion Eastern points. Mtnm ltl
steamers BRISTOL amt Provides Il, Duy -und y = ~
ciuGeo.lrOm r. Murravst-at i3u pm leiVe
brooklyn o Jersey CITY. AIS p wa Annex poil-
Tie cts staer0Oms &C. can De obtained al al i ncpa
hotels ana Offices az the Once the Pier. and OF board
GT1 /. CONNOR. BORDEN & LOWELL.
AGENT
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Eieambodis aho Railroads..

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ --tau.n Norz foot o. Liberty station IN
BROOKLYN. foot OF Fu ton. 81. Jewel IS Nhar.
COMMENCING december l. las -Ieiv Ncw-Yors, foot u
5.5o a m.for Pennington Easton Allentown. Reading
1870 a. m-For ,choo e1's Mountain High Bridge Branch
d, l. & Western r. r. Easton Allentown WAsesblrfc.
So mLfor Pennington. H.4ston Al entovn Reading
Harrisburg. Iauch launk Dtnvi e. ~ Imam, OK Ia naqIa.
DfifJon. Nanucy.c. ppe. - Iign. scranton. &c
=. m For cmnet' H. Lis0n Allentown. Reading Har-
$3.50 p. m.-Foi tI-ton Bath. Mauch Chunk, Idmaqua,
Drft0l. Wik-~bITe scranton. &c
43u D. m.For -chpOrF's Mountain. High Bridge Branch
Eastou. Allentown
5.}t D m-f.r E4 ton. De- L. and ~. r.. r.. Allentown.
Re ID q larrsbur- " uch Ciuuk Wilkes larrr &c
Sunday Trains 40 SD a. No.. J. for Bound BROOK
and stations 40 $50 p m Tor Ea'ton Alien
For Newark Al j.i5 6I5 -. 80. 40. SlJ, SD Gl5
$3.50. To- loo II - q. u!.. - n, j. =. sou 80 D. go
ji5 H. q: 3 6.8u d. SID. g:l5 lO:l5 ll:i- i
For trains local points see 1ae Tab cs al sta pns
Boat- OF the Ero4kIvu ana trr Annex make cohuec
tons 10 and from Jersey Cy station
NETWORK AND Long BRANCH DIVI-
ALL RAIL LINE FOR Peril Amboy -outh Amboy, Red
BauK Long Erancn' Ocean Grove, As9nry ARK, FONT
Pleasant, Tom. Rive. Haru-gdt ALTA VITO O. y. &c
Leave Nov York foot oeftys- at 5'oo 7l' II;i' a III
l5u. $3.50 400 j:jO ..
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
i CONNIE rION. Leave foot II Libertyst 1r Freehold
at s.l5. ll.ij a H.. 400. J30p ia
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
y Leave >ew- ork foot Liberty ST.. y. r.
For sandy sandy iiook $40 ll.i5a II. IN.
For highlands .. -.I5. Il:l - q. 80, 1 p. m.
Tor Monmouth Beach -eaDrght 3. SID HIS a. m
$50 4 D. o..
sI5a'mi|FHr Manchester. Toms River Barncgat &c
Lon m-Fur Manchester, Iouis River ATLANTIC CITY
al' al s'lI F ori whtscs Toms River Garnecat sc.
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GD TO BOSTON,
VIA THE
STONINGION LINE,

STONlNGION LINE
CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
The Elegant ote4ineIs
-ETTs, TUESDAYS, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
and NARlAGA NSfsTl MOncays, Wednesdays anu FRI
DAYS ,r,,r,
Foot OF Law Al arriving BOsOl A. NJ special Limited
between NcS-f ork ana Boston GOOD
IN IY as specified u their taco-SZ each
Tlcges all prnc Dal IcEet onces siaiero9n'
secf,d al offices Express Company, al Nos
t an q7 Broadway and al Metropolitan ana Flii Avenue
W PKOVIDENCE LINE-FOR FKHIi HI ONLY.
steamers ELECTRA and GALA "a eaye Pier %. Noril
River fot OF daily except 1unGays) al T. NJ
tor Boston. VIA Providence direct
treg nt VIA either line taken Al lowest rAies, ,
1890 Il. BABDJck, President
Afrtr
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TNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
i NEW.YOKK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN kAILr

-
XKE4NGEsRST TRAINS TAKING EFFECT Noy. L, 1880.
3 A m-Ciuennau and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
room Coaches 10 Buffalo AUD Suspension Bridge. . ~,
falo ) m. with fast fIains 10 the IVES anl
Southwest Pumans best Drawing room sleeping Coacn
y" ~ M Laly.j-Facihc Express for the West sleeping
Chicago Without change: Hotel Dining cars 70 Chicago
III d. IMMIGRANT tram tor the Vest 49, -,
1rraine CuamUers Depot. New GOrk, Tor
Newark Gao, $40, ll:3O H.. Bio. ago, ~ 6lU $50
D. IN anu midnight saturday nights only SUNDAYS
~ ~ and Pa..ac g. 1850 10 1920 m-the le2o
= n H. Ia & 4. 90 BIO $50 G.I6 63). lOjo m. II
midnight sundays 600. $50, IO2OA ~ I;io. o5O D. m'
an Paefso y 100 TO- 1920 Il Las. B 800
~ mip1enl sundays .. $50 1920 IL, lao $50 p II
anu - u'unis ...rA. 6.i5 s:iu. 1.:5 ,:.o 80
81 III rs 3D. III NJ IL miansht saturday gnis only
sua.rp 600 1850 1920 an, l45, 800 800 go 7:l5.
and II midnight sundAsas OVo o'o" Ao'-0 d.
w., li5, G.j9 p. 9,.g An5 ~ Z n a.loS6
Ncvggrg and cornwall. 100 a u. $780, 4;5O p m sun
cIy o, SSG a M ngston 800 $3.50 sunday' 80
a. N; hrn d. 100 . Ioeoa n SO 80. 40 :. 7:i5
a NNIiie,ow Z. 3D. o. 1910 NJ 500 43O z, llj H.
~ nam, connect Vim NeW-YOrk aud Os"ego Midilni
Poi jews 80 - 5o 80 and p IN 40 p 'H sun
uS5 go. leave -3-st quarter Oh ana quiTtf Aer
each hour from B. H. 10 $40 H. Al" - 01' Anu IL -
,. ~. ,, ,, ,.,. aul .Uaumeuts IN Drawing soon
Tickets ioi e,ess can obtained aid Or1s ~ tns
aud 4eeP ma transfer BAfsAe may De et AZ the Con.
pauy's OAss't,9a in of al the Comp4Hy's DrIOt>
Couit si from West Aruye IN New.YOrN at Ia
H. ~, No. ana ~ 'AlBBoi GEM Passr AsI NewYOrE
S-o,cHFKN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ ifalns cave Tor EngewO,d cluster fiermont AnI ~
49, = d. 500 g. a. 40 80" w. ~, y, to 5.'O l'J D. IA
SUNDAY . a, ~, ' 4ief ,aiir as nights
',,,t .urus Valley ~ M0n>ej ''''' ''' H. A''
D. H. JNo. w. ABBOTT. General rassr Agent Ne" York
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miscellaneous

miscellaneous.
a DRYFOOS'S WALDkOENlG BIIIElto.
y Be-; remedy for stomach discass Druggists
N0R SAIE.-Bo,dcl's Shakespeare, vols.
a COnai IN. Ipu sized plates ptce SitV uh1
work Is cheap al S-u Addre's
BOOKS. tribune c pt GAice LBS broadway
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
at sCHAUs' ART GALLERY.
Comprsnga rare collection Of modern PAINTINGS all
he latest ENGRAVINGs tastefuly fran d. tAsELs'
poRTFOLIO.STAND,. and great variety Of OIL and
wATER.COLo Bones.
749 BROADWAY.
MIR. Z. W. VANDERHODF has charge of
y tbe Grain Provision and cotton d'1ar nent OF our
business or ers executed Chicago through Ne,srs john
ester q Co. ana and Produce kxchan - ia
this civ. SCRA >TOE x WILLARD, y broadway
NEW-Y pRK. Dec ]. 1880.
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Danunu Ard0cules

LIEN DODWORTH'S .,.,.
a SCHOOL FOR DANCING, No b74 tIf III AVE-
For terms, DAYS, &c. send Tor q clcuaI
ALEX. MACGREGOh'S
"A oCdOOL FOR DANCING. ll2 9TH ave- near IN ST.
Private and class lessons daily. - Tor circulars,
CARL NARWlG'S school tor dancing 81
< Mallsouave The Lanciors by NJ. Mar"is ready
short s..
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baltimore and OHIO RAILROAD.
- .----- L-.L ~ y D ID L.L " -.

DALTIMOEE and ONO RAILROAD.
wa S Fl e IAs la si nm re- and l5 hngion
on ate Dc Passenger Trans cave from .entral R
m.Ixcept nday for W snnston AM the West. with
p Daily. ior Washington cincinnati chicago and =
LOUIS In Ire tram runs through 10 Che g. aso through
IGS p m-Da.lv, Washington and The West, with
NE 7ew B. and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
40 other line makes faster TIM. TO the West
Trans from the W est at $40 a NJ p M and 800
Fincpa New.York Office, Sl5 Broadway also ga Broad
ckt- secured and baggage checked through to destination
40 SHIPPERS.
on ana after FRIDAY. December 2, the baltimore ana
Railroad I'D Continental nc viii receive their freight
Pier IA foot OF Loerty-st North I,yeT -., ,,
DOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
gltuck and Housaonc Ram 1ads steamers cave Cath
rare lover man ~ any other route.
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landing
L at Cozz'ns west Point. cornwall Ne"0irg Marlboro,
Delaware 9pq W2~ Eaaey To4 eaYS
. m lier "a. Nortn River; foot Of Harrison,
Exceu ~aurdayswneB Thomas Cornell leaves a, 800 pm
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. ian ur.
Il PASSENGER TRAIN :, On ana after lime / 1o'n WIZ
cave depos foot OF Cortaadt ana Debrosse~s al ~ H.
te p ans a. SSS aaas tS '@S.s Ways
II Sa Geg at5at IsS" 70 5o p NJ train.
Trans sayinst tQ a. n A8 caa re16 ms 'O'"'''
'OH'' Il " F. b EYIIHGToS General Passenger Asent
"'1eia al Eastern olD'e 'o' g. II. JMMI-G.. Agent
NEW-HAYEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare. 81.
~ steamers frcks IL l~uuCiys eXceptr Tor
ErN. IIav q; % an. ll.10p u~ c'nnocuAF " IN ~
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILKO AD.-Com neHcing ' q.
I.-U. through trans leave Grand Central Depot
500 a. H. Western aud Northern Express to Rochester
Platt-Durg. IT Adams ami Montreal
1870 m Chicago Express dravtnGroom cars to Canan-
IfG6a No. 10 BAN and Troy. with connections Utica
Saratoga. hens FAILS and Rutdl,l .., H.
400 p H.. Accommodating 10 Albany anu I Iog .. To-
D.. Express daily Win sleephs cars lor
Lous running thrOush eyery DAY L. inc week 80
sleeping Buffalo. Toledo ana detroit and excepting
Suulay night, NJ tIeal, via SAratOg.b
3O n m par, FxDrcs- daily. with sleep z cars
Encnester Rna1o Clev.and lo do Detroit and Chicago
500 J. H., Express leeDlns cars =" "'" n 40"
tui Montreal 81 Albans. -. - .,.-
1850 H. Night Express, with sleepihE 0US u AIoln'
an" on sale at Nos 3d. 252 and 4l3 Broadway,
w.stcofi txpr-s Ohces place and 80 aud 81
EroaSCyav " YORK aud 333 Washington st. Brooklyn.
- n Tii;CEY ecu. SUP. G. MEEkEk. Gen. Pass'r Ag-
MANHATTAN RAILWAY Co,
OFFICE or GENERAL MANAGEE. Il HEOADwAY,
NEW NORK, Mo-. -, .rS1.
NOTICE.-Ihe new Station at 100 hist and
2aye VIII De opened u he public on ana after Monday
Novembcr %. r "a HAIN. I,e1eIa ManageI
n =. To RnSInN
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THE SCHOOL FOR BOYS. a Rural Home,
4 Pownai VI begins W r pN ESDAY, November TO- Adj
dress he J. BACHELOR ~ last llth-st, IriD-
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~ n, Bost0n Worcester Nashua, Portland and the East
"a Nv I0ndon-steAmers Pier No 40 NOrtn River
al i.JOp. III. daIly Sundays excepted
DOCKAWAY BEACU.-New- York, Wood
IL haven and RocAawav RAJ road--eaye daily except
-uuoay Hunters Point G.lu. ll-JJ a i.iO =. N.
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CORNWALL HEIGHTS SCHOOL. on tn,
Nouns CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.

H. ROOTS Bows Boarding SrhOOl, Green
y. wen to1n. Limited 10 boys; highest eferences
healthy 100 alton perfect home. thorsu-h preparation for
bus acss tO.c-e- ~cudf'. circular
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CINCTNNATI, CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS
y AND TIE WEST.

" AND TIE WEST
Via Ia umOrc and Washington.
Leave New York loot II1erty
d.. Through coaches and Par or ears 10 Cincinnati
Chicago &c.
Past Line. Through coaches and Sleeping cars to
Cincinnati, Chicago. t.. Ouis
II:3O p m Through coaches ard sleeping cars to Wash
ngton. Cincinnati. &c.
y. r.. T.
IG-EPH ;. HARRIS VI. F. BA LDWIN,
General Manacer Gen. Pass. Agent.
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TO PHlLADELPHl3Al,A n.,,.oa
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

kEN-ltikh AMI ! -Alfi-A-i MA
70 TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
10 IEP6T- il PHILAUELPH A. Il NEWl ORR.
r,.rt.tF TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MF[f. An u TIE FASTEST llAL tONSI,IhNI
WIN AB5DLJ IL SAFETY
on AND AFTER NOVEMBER 90, 1880,
v,f.-. Trains .rIy- Dr1DrD-s,s ani COrl
lau.t streets Ferries. a. follows. .,o q an
3D.. o. T. go aud lO b. d. and D. ni-h Intsg'' ''''' anu
saua M %. Of. r.. so. ard p ni. aud j. hishL d., .
Fv ,re-- Ira u- New York dAF. keep uiAs a.
75U a M and running through VIA II'hon anu am
Gen .,. . -.t NTH oil ,i.r,r oh
"a f. lad Jersey G. ar0r1.ug specify and direct transfer
for Okiy travel. ,.........,... ,a.., 3.,-
80 y so 4udI almitei -Hprr,s 1870 b. ni b 3D. s.
sud -..i m. l-ill. 81 =, so
an aud sop Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden . a
a., ana 30 D m. uIty. except -ihlif. ,,... ,
I,ee. Offices, and 80 .l't way A1i"l II ii'' ihl
fi of De-Uros.rs AID C0rtndt - ClniLs ana bfo'Ayn
Annex station OF uf inllYh-a Ut ok u NN' a. L4o
md ms Huf-ou--t no. Arn -iitou, Je'7oy lily. tl
..ra.f No. a. nlrs. 80 rfv place. ID, ~ a., .-,-,-
M. Sew York rsusfrI company viii SAh "' AL" oheoA
ha ga e. ~ ~ ~ ,,-'iS l. 4 FARMER
fiA'h - Manager. Gcn4 Passenger AgL
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Amusements.
A CADENY OF MuSIC.

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF NEWYORK
(Thfty.nintb ses-onI-l5si -l~Sl.
THEODORE THOMAS ........ ............ Conductor.
SECOND PUBLIC REHEARSAL. Fri lay, Dec. 10, at 2
-ECOND CONCERT saturday Dec. H. ats
Mr. W G.. TOWER Tenor.
MT MAX TREU MANN ........ BaTitO1e.
GRAND MALE CHORUS
from the
NETWORK LIEDERKRANZ (Ag10l Paur, cOnfuct0rD
BEETHOVEN MAENNERCHOR Carl QrIeger. cOnfnetOrD
NETWORK CHORUS iTheo Thomas COaductorb
PROGRAMME.
OVERrU RE- Cor0ianus .BEEIUONEN
~ NPHONY unfinished III BkkIb
-IEGFRIED (Fnsl scene Acr ~ WAGSEE
FAUSIS 1PH ONY... III n T.
Subscription tickets for co NCERr5 ONLY also sISgLE
u Tor 10Th Ieearss and Concerts be - AZ Ire BOX
once on and after wednesday December from b O'clock
RANJO.-ProfessOr HENRY &. DOBSON,
~ teacher Of the banjo and gutar .37 broadway Dob
sons new patent ODenOack. silver bell DanjOs sod only as
above
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Art Schools-New-York CIV.

rINHE Mss Rogers English, French, an'
A German school yoIug ladies ud c rem. 2lj We,
Sojls formerly 81 Ncs othst leo. mel september ~
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DENNSNLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
i Che-ter Penn civil Engineering. Chemistry Classics
degrees conferred. lionel Ia 10 HNAll ffcS
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RAILROAD
1 GREAT TRC y LINE -,
Ann I~NIIt.n STATES NAH. Rf1I' III

AND UNITED STAT - MAIL RpUIE
Trains YORK Desprosses and C0rtandt streets
Ferries. .OiOWs. -..t Y..t,...-
Palace attached $3.50 a M ., ana : 80 p IL 0aly
WIllsmspOri, Lock haven $50 m o:jp p M lofty 4nu
connecting at CORY for I1tlsvllr, retro
Icum IN OH REGIONS
psiore " asIugol and south, Limited Washington
Ixpress Of Pullman ParOr cars faIy excep SUNDAY ~
m. arrive Washington Regular a. $50 and $50
m l. 4 ami 10 D. ID. sunday 10 q n. tnN ~ J.. N
Fxurcss Philadelphia 45, 80 > S:-O $50 90
Limited m $3.50. T.. 40, .. q. :, 80. ant 10 o.
ana D. night. sunday 43O AMI $50 A. w. D. y T. $50 and
lU o. III and II night -,,
Ixpr fO Philadelphia via 'Am"ch '''O d. H. anu y H.
uat ~ io0k vi Annex with all through
az Jersey CIV snOrang speedy ana direct transfer for
1s rive from Pttsburg :. 1910 $50
ans q IN IN anu 80 daily except Monday From
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sunday 600 IL. t D. From
n;istelp IA 80. % :. $40, 1910 lltO a m. 40, p
~ al = $50 $50 $50. 30, and 10 iu p ID. SUNDAY
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AND LONG BRANCH DIVE

ALL RAIL IL + FOR Perl AmDoy, ~outh Amboy, Red
Bank, Long EIancn Ocean Grosr, As9nry AK POM
Pleasant. Toms Rive Earnrgdt ATLANTIC Cl y dc.
Leave Now York foot Lbcrtys- at jo0 $50, lI:i5 a H.
I'm H..,0 400 D. ID
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ART SCHOOL Of Mis- II. :. BAY LIS
trtctVe designs
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MISS :. -. DOREMUS c,,
IVA WI reopen Gav. school fer Young Lanes IN" I'm
i'A w N-''' 40 - FAs! 2lST->T.
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tlonses ano Rooms Uantco.

HOUSE WANTED.-Any one having nicely
flruis house rent secure desirable tenant by
aodre sing h EEN T., - " est -oth-st
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-nstrntlipu
For Bows and Young Men-City.
DREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
( !sSi Iioauw1y. near -dSt-If mary, Cormcc'a ana
Classical Departments Nj. NJ HOBBY. l.. AhlN, Pm
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CHICkERlNGHALL.- O-MORRON mon
y DAY. at g. D Fourth Lecture OF the Rev. Or.
MAYNA ARDS illustrated Course foreign places Of
DunIc Interest SubJe t-Decembet TOMORROW: The
Wonders OF Uppr Egypt" he followed on eight ~uc
ce,slve oy lectures the Catnedas OF England
France, Germany The Holy Hand, Rome. ~cotland
tie Netherlands, Course tickets - single tickets, %
cents tickets for ak lectures, 81 Al ocAU-
tft. RI Z ITfou san
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC. MARTHA.
- La week but two OF the opera
VI may. pecen or g. VI ARR IA.
CAMPANINI, DEL PUhN T. CARY aud EiELhA GER
SrER
Director IF Music ami Conductor, SIC. AkDl l.
December CIR. Ntri Night MEFi1IJ FElE
Wednesday. Derrm last utneI / PI 81 TAM.
FRIDAY Ie .ember lO last umr), RIG JLEFID.
Matinee. SUNDAY. December Il asst tlue, FAUST.
Monday. DeceIn er 3 second tInel,
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CARLISLE INSTITUTE, 572 MadiSon-ave.,
y corner .5'GNt-HoarDinE ana Dag School Tor young
Ladies and hifren French, German. spanish ana IAtlh
Cologne course eighth year september z hlnde Sai'''
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-29
From the Boston Advertiser
Litigation Over the Srrague Es
tate.

The grea. Sprague case has at last found
tribunal before which il can be heard, Judge
Potter. or the Rhode Island Supreme Court.
having qualified after considerable efforts
He was trustee Of some estates which inciuh-
ed Sprague paper, and his brother held stock
In several Providence banks that were inter
ested in the floating notes Of the once famous
house. The creditors Of the Spragge estate
proposed now to test the validity of Nr. H.
Chafec's title az tive trustee Of the large prop
erty, which represents. perhaps. value OF
$1,000. The entire affair is somewhat gro
tesque in Its huge confusion The nominal
owners have formerly treated il as family
concern, and no one knows what proportion
If any NAV belong 10 the various members
Of tis. family. The creditors, on the other
hand. are indignant that for years they
have received no dividends, no interest, and
no account such they think them
selves entitled to Mr.. Chafee. the Trustee.
meanwhil has administered the estate 10
suit himself. He has paid very little atten-
ton to the brothers. Spragne and he appar-
entity believes in the principle that posses
zion il nine pointed Of the law. He has once
or twice been asked to resign his position as
Trustee, but calmly answered that he could
not very well entertain such proposition.
Nor has any court thus far succeeded in max
ing the slightest impression upon this coniu-
sion.
Republican conventions have been held in
one half-fifty-fve- the counties of Ken
tucky In thirty Of them the delegates have
been instructed for General Grant, and where
no Instructions have been given has been
the case in twenty-one counties, the delegates
are generally understood to be also for Grant.
This dnuhtIess arrshadoSs the character of