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New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

The history of wills is history Of human selfish
ness of greed heartessness and bitter anger while
these documents also suggest kindness generosity
affection and sense of justice II is relief from
tho reiterated story of disputed wills to read of
such a case as that of the late James Prendergast
Of jamestown, \. Y. He died intestate, but he had
intended to leave real estate worth $4,000 for a
public library. He had made minute OF his plan,
but he died without putting it in legal form. His
memoranda have no legal significance; but his
father has announced an intention OF carrying ont
the wishes of his son. 1t is a curious fact that very
seldom testators leave any doubt OF their real
intentions. Not many deyises are set aside for
ambiguity or because the wish Of the estator is not
distinctly expressed. The purpose Of dsputants is
70 thwart them through legal quibbles. So much
the pessanter is that noble equity which disregards
these altogether.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
MUSICAL NOTES.

1t is reported in Galigaaai that Gounod has
lately completed Miserere" for four voices and SOLO
Strauss has just completed new operetta,
ia Mantllle Bcntle." which was to be performed At
Vienna after Christmas.
At concert recently given by NJ. Lebcuc,
Memberships posthumous sextet, Op no. for piano
and strings performed for the first time In Paris.
Herr Hans Richter, the conductor of the
Vienna OPERA lately renewed his engagement for
period Of ten years. 10 was Herr Richter who conducted
the Bayreuth Festival IN 1870 This probably puts an
end to movement started here little while ago 10
bring him to New-fork
Glinka's popular opera Life for the Gar"
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
POINTS FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
Ffom the Buffalo Empress tRep.)

A good many matters OF moment will come
befors tins Winters Legislatures many IN fact that
tis very cerain some OF them will be crowded out OF
s,ht and ssed without action from lack OF
fime For that wish cali early attention 10
eoupe of pnints OF needed legislation, the hope or
tins enlisting attention Of members IN them az
NAV lead 60 affirmative ton In the less crowded hrsC
half OF the session. 0ne point Of good deal OF IN
portauco il the proposition OF the Bar A.
sociation that provision shall be made Tor
an additional Judge IN each judicial district.
Another point which the attention of the Legislature
shoud be earnestly directed is that OF the legal rspon
slbity OF public officers who prove uniaiihiui 10 tle
trusts Ia OF cmbezziement and theft IRON pTl-
yae parties there obvious proprety In requiring
the prosecution to describe the money stolen aud prove
its value This needfui for the protection OF persons
wrongfuily accused Yet 90 rdly apply this rnie TO
public officers is almost equivalent 10 granting tnem
I'm munity from punishment How 1t possible, on inc
mari of the people 10 describe the missing money ana
nToye It's value, In the OF an emDezziement DJ
sttv county or state tressurer}
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

AMUsEMENTs- Sd Pdor-6th coInmB
BANKRUPT NOTiCEs-7N PGOt-6th column
BOARD AND EOoMs-6M Parc-2d column
Business CEhNCEs-7M Page 9Th column
BUSINESS NoTICEs-4M PdOe-lst conr,'
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICEs-7M Pdqe--Gth column.
DANCING ACADEMIEs-6h P0le-2d cOuInh
DIVIDEND NOIiCEs-7M Pdg'-5 9th ana 6th columns.
ELECTION NoTIcEs-7M PGge-6th column.
EUROPEAN NDV EFrISEMENIs-3d PdGe- Oth Column
FINANCIN--7M P0ge- 4ih and 9th coilnins.
FINE ARTs-3d Pdge-Gth column.
FURNITUIg--3d PdGe-6tb column
HELP WANTFI.--3d Idgc-6th column
HOTELS On Pd0c-2O cOiunn.
Ice CnEAM--3d Pd0e-6th column.
1NsIRUCIIoH- 6M PGge-1st and I'd Columns
LAW fCHOOIs-6h ragged coumD
LECIURFs AND MEETINGs-3d PdGe-6th colubln.
LEGAL NoTICEs--7fh Pdge-0th column
LOST AND foUND-3d PGGe-4'b column:
MARpJAGFs AND DKAIHs-5M Pdde-6tn coiumn.
MISCELLANEOUS 6h Pdge-2d column; eh rage
5th and 9th columns.
NEW PEEL Lie aTIoNs-6M PdO6-1st column.
PRoPosALs-7h Pa0e-6tb column.
RIAL EsTATF--3d PdQe-4tb cOiumD.
SALES BY AUCTIoi-3d PG06 6-4th column.
SAVINGS BASKs-7M Poge- 5th column
SlTCATIeNk WNSThI-MALEs-3 P0ge-0th Column;
FEMAIEs- Sd Pa ae-5 coiInu.
SPECIAL NoTCKs-5th Page 9th Neiutnh ~
STEAMBOATS, AND RAIIRo lps On Pd9e-2d and 80
columns.
s1EAsrRs- OcEAS-3d Page-5th column.
1EACBEBs-- 6m PaOe-2d ""luiu, 49,
TO WHOM IT MAY CsNcERN-3d Paae-4th column
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
This is great day for what there is loft of

This is great day for what there is loft Of
GaIcelon.
Tilden makes a solemn declaration that he is OPP
nosed TO the reelection of Grant. Why not make il
more solemn and declare he Is opposed to the cleo
tion ~ any Republican, That wonld be scarcely
moro expected.
II ia clear enough that the Democrats are bound
10 have a majority by States in Congress IL they
have To steal it. Their plan to steal a seat from
Minnesota aud put that notorious demagogue,
Iynatius Donnelly into it, is easily understood IL
il much worse than the proposed theft of Congress
man Orths seat in the Indiana delegation but il
safer theft to make. Minnesota is a sure Republi-
can State aud an outrage like this upon II will only
increase the Republican majority but Indiana is
doubtful state, and the theft of seat from there
might convert it into a sure Republican one. The
calculation is shrewd one, but il will have the
effect of rousing the country TO the peril which 10
before IT, There is absolutely 40 safety save IN the
election Of % Republican President by vote SO
overwhelming that even @ fraudulent Democratic
Congress will not dare TO set the VIII Oh the people
aside.
There are troops and arms in the State House of
Maine. and yet not Democrat in tie land raises q
cry of horror. II Maine were Southern State what
q howl there would De
Itisa thrilling spectacle to SEQ Tilden qnaking
with fear lest the Republic be hurled TO ruin by inn
perialsm The man who dodged his income tax
when the money was needed to save his country
from destruction, must necessarily create q
tion among the people when he rises TO speak on
the subject Of the Nations peril.
Seymour is d dreadfully unfortunate man. He
has never been able in the couse OF long life, to
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
PUBLIC OPINION.

Why not indct PillsbuFy, Garcelon ard the
whole cOnfedeFaoy OF Stesteaers. Tor conspiracy ~
common law 81 Boston Traveller tRep
After the decision OF the Maine Supreme
Court il is difficult how any OF those cOuntta IN
who hope to retain their own seli-respect ana ihe
reepect of their neghbors take tho sHas tlahd,
lenty and illegally gwen tbtm.-lNew Haven JOuTna'
lRep.l
Possibly rough times may be before the
oountrv il IA not 10 be doubted that there Will be
struggle of some sharpness before the people can regain
possession Of public affairs In the United states- Macon
telegraph (Doml
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
uLsTER,s FIRST sPEAKER,

General Sharpe is the first member rom hi
Ils,er County 10 take the Speakers chair since the
organzaon OF stse IL is an honor to the county ot
which his fellow citizens are Justly proud he earss h
longer Legislative experience. Mr. Alvord has neen
levrn fnes member OF tho Assembly ana tnree iimes
snesker, ne has also, presdea
over two sessions OF the sessts M Hussed nas ossn
skinner has uecn three times and Mcssrs Terry aua
Rennedy twice each member General sasspe cafrss
with him the experience OF eniy slhS'e smn"l
Young and Ike them, no win reflect high honos upon
the position.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07


FoREIGN.-Therc are rumors of ap-
proachnq war between Russia and Germany
and Austria. Edward William Cooke,
the English painter. and DR.. j. c. Herman
Freund are dead. - Protection in Ger
many is said to have greatly increased
the cost of living. - Damage by HOOD
in France is less than was feared. -
Cabul is reported quiet 60 President Prado of
Peru: has fed. - President Daza, of Bolivia,
has been deposed.
DoMEsuc-General Garfield was unanimously
nominated in Ohio for the Senate. - Luke Pryor
has been appointed Senator from Georgia The
New-York Legislature met and organized yesterday;
the Governors Message was received. and
several bills of importance were introduced.
report on the disfranchised cities
In Maine is expected from the Council to-day
caucus nominations for Senate and House officers
were made by the Fusionists. 60 The milk pro-
duccrs of three counties met at MiddletowD, n. T.,
yesterday.
CoSGRsss.-A number of petitions and bills were
introduced in the Senate, including bill for
Court Of Appeals - The House authorized an
inyestgation of the Ute outbreak, and passed sew
eral bills; the consideration OF the House Rules
was postponed. Both houses adjourned early out OF
respect to the memory Of thGlate Senator Houston.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Statements concerning
the concealmcnt Of former forgeries by j. Lloyd
Haigh attracted much attention yesterday.
-= President Prado. of Peru, arrived in
the city. - Two more deaths result
from the Turn Hall fire and one from the
Newark explosion. - The st. Nicholas
Society celebrated Twelfth Night. -
court OF inquiry began to Investigate charges
nganst General Warren. -= Further testimony
was given in the Lewis will case 60 The Neuro-
logical Society discussed the treatment of the insane
g. Gold value of the legal-tender silver dollar.
i4i2la grains). $3.50 cents Stocks, after strong
opening, were irregular andfeverish, but closed frm
The wEATHER.--TRIBUHE local observations indi-
cate cloudy and rainy weather, followed by clear
Ing and cooler weather. Thermometer yesterday
Highest, 44o lowest. 3So; average. 41o.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
A SAMPLE DEMoCRArIc HoLLaER,|

y
Why should any Democrat, any Republlean
or any one else doubt that the Democratic candidate
for President will occupy to executive ehalr lor Tour
wars bagInning March 4, lss1i Democrats have moro
electoral votes, by several, than Republicans Demo
Gratis have AT least hal million more OF iho popular
count tho electoral and II the worst comes, We can
whalo the dayghts out OF the Republicans In alr,
stardp scientific ighfj ROuge their eyes ont
we can kick Their Sims Until they no"r NUT v; We can
sit on hem and eyerasngly crush them So, take the
matter in any shape, we've got 'e, oo}F ana they ap
bound TO surrender.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
0mussmenls ano alssilnas 60 Night.

BROADWAY OPERA HoUsE-2 aud 8 frst ihe
Guards at Brighton" ,,
DAYS THEATRk-2 and 8 " An Arabian Night.
FIFTH AVENUE IHBATHR-" Pirates oi PenZ nee: -,
HAvRRIYs iiFATRE-2 and s 1.-The Tourists III tue
Pullman Palace Car"
PARK THEATRE" Fairfax"
BAN FRANCISCO MfNsrRELS' OPERA HoUsE-'arley.
STANDAHB IHkATRE--" EyaDgeliDe."
UNION SQUARE THtATRF-" Ffench Flats"
WALLACK's THEkTRE" A Scrap OF Paper"
ROSTER & BIAL's GARDEN-Cncert
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

received its five hundredth performance IN st. Peters
burg last month The principal singers presented Mme
schestakova, the composers sister, who was present
with gift OF honor" inscribed with her name m br,l.
ants The proceeds OF the performance, amounting 10
some 1000 roubles are alec TO go her monuu,ent
70 the composers memory is to be erected either In g.
Petersburg or Smolensk his birthplace. "
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
THE TRJUNPH or CHILL.

The arrival of the President of Peru in this
city preceded only by a few hours the
announcement by cable that the President OF
Bolivia had been deposed. These two
significant facts compress into a
single sentence the whole story OF
the triumph OF the Chilian Republic over the
Allies. President Pndo is naturally supposed
10 have fed from the popular indignation at
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
INDEED :
49,. IN. NJ. Vt !, I,,'ea1,a 'saIl 4,

Yyons The Neic. York EreltEg ETDrsss tom. DcuD ,
The principle of construction adopted 10y the
Mai az tudSes takes all specific meaning aud authority
out of ;he Constitution and cayesa mere bundle OF
directions aud permlsslOns. Governor Gaicelon may
nave erred by too and literal construction Oi the
Constitutions but he showed genuine respect for land
his efforts obey TO the letter. even though no may
have erred in its interpretation deserve FAR more re-
socct than opinions which deprive IL OF all authority
nd forop
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
YES, But ONE JUDGE Is A DEMOCRAT.

The answers of the Judges OF the Supreme
Court OF Maine 10 the questions suDm tied 10 hen by
Governor Garceon destroy themselves The opinion Is.
throurhOut decision distinguished for plen-
u lack OF consistency The opinion once more feaeoes
the folly and mproprley of making the judiciary yS p%
to noitoa elections TO meu on the Bench ~ uupires.
n IL dseoYered that their decisions partisan as
those OF men not on the Bench.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

General Carield's nomination by acclamation
for United States Senator by the Republicans
sf the Ohio Legislature Is splendid tribute
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
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Another of the unsettled controversies of the
Civi, War comes up in the Army Court of Inquiry
which is now in session on Governors Island.
Iieutensnt- Colonel GOuverueur X. Warren
has requested an inquiry into the order made
by General Sheridan relieving him from COM
mand of the Fifth Army Corps at the battle
of Five Forks, and is conducting his own case
before the Court, over which General Hancock
presides.
A Republican Anti Third Term Club has
been formed at Albany. In the resolutions
adopted last night, which we give else
where the necessity of the organization
is defended on the ground that q
Grant Club already exists in Albany
and the Republicans of the State are reminded
that their State Convention in 1875 adopted
q resolution declaring the unalterable oppo-
sition of the party to third term.
Controller Kelly is certainly fast friend as
we'll as an obstinate enemy. He never wearies
of aiding schemes he favors and of helping
men he likes. Yesterday be added another to
his many benefits to the Spinola steam-heat-
ing company. AS he now controls three
votes out of four in the Sinking
Fund Commission there viii be no check to
the qualification of bis wishes in that depart
ment of the City Government. But 1T may not
he out of place to remind Mr.. Kelly that his
position should be held as a trust, and that
he should not allow himself to be used in
schemes for enriching corporations at the ex-
,psnse of the city.
General Garaelds nomination by acclamation
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
Netu2lork Daily Gribmpae,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7. 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

Congress reopens little more stupid than ever
The donkey's kickng-strap is evidently solid.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

The excessive harmony of the Republicans at Al
bany seems to have a rasping etfectupon the Demo-
Gratis II strikes them as a peril to the Republic
They should not thus confound themselves with the
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
9n0er 10 N0perlissmenls.

.osrER & BIAL's GARDEN-Ccncert.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

Garcelon says proudly that he is the most abused
man in the country. He evidently enjoys the knOwl-
edge that he fully deserves the distinction.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-03-05
Delinquent Tax Sale.

Delinquent Tax Sale.
N1OTICE is hereby given that wiz sell
At public auction. t., ne hish'>' DIV
der for cash. at Oakland M"H"" COUNTY,
W. T., on
Monday, the 5th Day Of April, 1850.
at the hour of ,0A NJ. AL real estate upon
ubir,, In, taxes for the wear ~" nave
been levied and not paid "r s"'"i'u'
thereof to pay all such taxes 80 rr>i'
penalty and COSTS anu ueNcr'''' ''
lows:
Atki., u. Samuel, lot aud Sc qr";
seur SIC ~ IT, 22r W. acres;
Got i see ~ IT, 70, RS W ~ acres;
lot sec 80 To- % r3 W, 40 acres 50 ID
Briggs. J.. roy. nwqr Of : or sect
tp2lr3 ", 80 acres ..............' IS
Rushaw. Phillip, hf of II or see 80 >,
tp y / ". 81 acres ,..,. .'.''.'.t 10
Brown, W. T., sc Or of sw ar see %
tp22 w. ~ res; " III oil seer
SO. - H. - ; ". ~ acrt>...... 81
BARLOW william, scqr see "A tp -
west. 100 acres .,......,...... l.
Burr. 4. j., lot see u IT, 1915 =,
80 acres ...............' ..'t..' - ~
Ba.cock. q. w, II war of or ste
"a 20r3 w, A. acres .... ..... ~
Brmhaugh, 5, 10, sec 20 tp2i r3w' =,
acres OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20
OF
Cannon. Geo, fraction ste l.......... 81
Callow, VIM, Ai of 5 e or see % tip
l9r4 W, 81 acres. 800 .''' ''''' %
Chapman. \. f., Sc ar OF Sc or sec
i5tr 2Or W. 40 acres: = hf ofse
ar and II wqr of $ e ar sec IA t22o -,
=" W. NV "'i'>'
Chapman, Lucy II III Oh pi ~
litp ~ + wv, 80 acres iot anu IL
wqr of q Or sec 10 Up ~ r ", An
81 acres ...... ..............'.'.' ~ w
Crawford x Harrington, lots 3 and
and n g or Of II G ar sec % tp 2Or
2west, l3O acres " hf"f wIr ., ~
sec "A Il 20r2w, ~ acres 900 Al y
Craswell VIM. II or of IL c Or scc6 90
tp2l 3w, 40 acres. .........,. -
Contelon, Samuel, n qrofn 1rsec
% tip 2ir 5 W, 40 acres seq ofS
eQr see Up ~ . W, ~ acres. 90
Coburn. Abner. lot and y ofs 4 sec
lStp2i Nv, ~ acfes %. ~ e, e. = 3, y. -,
ana a OF j. 7 =, ses % 'p - ,fo acr,s ~
ex ana Of " sec Il tpaIrs
", 400 nrrnsn o l. sec u IN u Nv
l6o acres n " /, Of \ Sec 27tp2l
r2w, AZ acres y of " a and w
otse X sec Up Il W, ioo acres
NV Vi "a ret ID W 81 W. ~ :, 50
49,. 90 -, oo.o,,
DeuniS' D. -" iot o.e "' VI - y w. n -
ooacres 49, -, - ~
DAVIS, "ill.am, lot sec l2tp Zor5w' 90
52acres. ............'...'.'.' go. o.
Duckworth, ID. NJ, lot and wqr
of N W or sec 20 tp ~ z W, ~
acres hf of n " or ana Sc or
Oh " qr sec DO W q q iNo "o'es o. "
butcher, ID. N, o hf OF or sec "a
tp22r2w, 80 acres, ,'........ 6S
Ernest. Joseph. sw or of W ar sec
2Otp % RS w, 40 acres. ......... %
r,l ~, - . r o,
and n . ar of sw mr. and Q hf ofn
ne or. sec 30tn 90 r 2w. i6O acres:
W hf of n ar sec 20 tp 2or2w'
so acres. Observation-Disclosures. 45 50
Fitzhenry, J. D., Sc or ofnwqr
and $ INF of or and or OF is
eqr sec tip % r W, 160 acres. 80. 8 70
Gerrish, NJ. A.. $ or of S G or sec31
4 tp22r3w 40 acres. .... ......... 228
Garrison, James F.. lot sec 80 tn 25
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-03-05

Packwo"d, n hf of n W or, NV or of
ne qr sec % tip 70 r W, 100 acres. G 81
Purdy, +. c., lots 5, 6, 7and sworof
Sw or and eqr of $ W ar, and
III OF $ e ar sec IA tip ARA W, $40
acres ana cor sec Is tp2l raw,
ioo acres ................. ..... e.. Al IS
fuget Min Company. hf sec ] tpeIr2w.x
acre. rec To- II 2w, Go acres: secg
tp-i r W, go acre. &c II tp.ir2
orr acres; sec II tp u r . w. Gao acre.
sec IL tp u W, 90 acres \ " or and
&c Or sec q tp ~ sw 80 acres e hf OF
;" " ana ar off, or sec q tp aor
""' ~ acres: hf and hi OF n hf and n
" 81 " Or sec - tp ~ r3 " I'D acres;
D. III aud II hf Of = hf and hf OF $ e or FEC
% " - ", so acre. lot and N ear
% u " ana W or and or Of ar
seN 81 W - + ", 80 acres u hf and n
M Vi > az and ~ az of w., rsud eur
ofs or sec IL Up - rs v. 50 acrcs .a3s .,
Purdy, Emily, lot sec IA tp2lr4w
Z1i acres D.; lots !, and 3 sec ~ tp
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-03-05

H,OTlCE is hereby given that viii sell
At public auction t; III: highest hih-
,ter for cash. a, Oakland, Mason county,
W. T., on
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-03-05

Meigs Lumber and Ship Building Company
ne Or offs eQr and e or OF : e sw
Or Of e or all n hf of II c or sec S tn 1ar
3 W. 10 acres: h. of n or and hf of II
w~ and g qr of W or sec Stp 19r3w.
2OV acres: hf OF II or end lots 3 and /
acc Up ~ . W. li8 acres: wqr of NV
Qrs1c II tp2) W, 20 acre.: n " or of
neqr sec II ip 29r W. 40 acres: n e a.
Off Or and lot d sec lstp 20r3w ia
acres; = or offs e or and : bf of swur
sec - - Tyr ". IN acres: he of N @ or
aud n " Or sec 30 tip 1877 4w, 2tO acres: sec
ii tp 10 ": Il " Or OF Of n W ar and II g
or Of Ii " or sec % Up l9r4w, ~ acres.
seqr offs eqr sec - to 10 "a ". ~ acres:
shf OF sc Or sec 9tp 2Or4: e or OFFS eqr
and e-qr OF sec 10 tp ~ 4 ", leo acres:
hi ofn W Or and hf offs " or and hf
ofs e or sec 10 tp 70 4 ". 2i0 acres; sw
Or OF II W ar and u " or OF: " ar sec l3tp
sir4 81 acres: ar of . or and q III
of wqrs sec litp 20ri ", leo acres: W bf
OF 9 or and = G ar OF or sec Il ID 90
4. leo a,res. " qrof n " or and N hf of
he qr sec ~ - 2)ri W. l2D acres: ar
ana hfofs . or and n or offs or and
III OF ne or Dec p Up 81 "a ", 3Gi acres
W M Oi NV grand hi Of " ar and NV
e. oI " ar sec ~ ,p ~ wv. 2o1acres:n
bi OF d Or Sec - tp 9Dr / W, ~ acres: lot
rec stp ~ . " ~ acre.; " or ofne
or or OF G or and lot d sec l1tp l9rs
w.sr acr'r: n e or Ofu or and n or and
hf ois or rec l-tp Igr3w 2,jacres.
sw ar OF ssqr sec 2tplgr3w ~ arro.'
neqr OF e ar and hf ofn.a ana n M n,
sw or sec 3tp lgr3w 20 ofnw
az sec 3 tp 1877 81 ". 40 acre.: or of.e
" aud e Or off e ar aud " az Of e ar
sec 3ip lsr3w. l2J acres: /. " ar of ~
sec = Up lyr ~. ~ acre.: 9 ar of-eo
sec Up lsr ", ~ acres; W qr Of.e ar
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20

VNHE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
L PANY-The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
Union Pacific Railway Company for the choice of droc
the ensuing and h0 Transaction other
which legally before the meeting. VIII be
held Companys Olce ~ Broad the City OF
New.Yofk, on WEDN ESDAY. the TENTH day OF MARCH
next Of lU o'clock. a. m. -
SIDNEY DILLON, President.
HENRY MCFARLAND, Secretary.
New.York, Feb. q, 1880
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20
New i1nbIiraticns.
CCRIBNER FOR MARCH.
1.-THE TILE CLUB AFLOAT."

Containing illustrations from the largest number OF well
known contributed 10 any one Ssueo
a
New-York tribune., 1880-02-20
Dotele.

VnE TRAYM0RE,
SEA END. ILLINOIs.AVE.
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j..
Heated throughout. Gas IN all the rooms.
Open permanently. NJ. T.. HOOPES.
NNAVERLEY HOUSE,
w ATLANTIC CRY, NOW OPEN. Remodollcd and
furnished Wlih a modern cOnyeniences
Winter house Las and heated hot baths Ia
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