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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-03
Appreciation OF Prof. DOak.

The following resolutions have been
adopted by the faculty and students
of the Tusculum College:
To His E1cellency, AIvin 5. Hawksns
Governor Of Tennessee:
Resolved, That we, the faculty and
students Of Greeneville aud Tcsculum
College, do hereby express our high
appreciation of the distinction shown
this institution by the appointment ol
its most worthy president, DIR. w. s.
Doak, TO the honorable position oi
of public ia truction,
for the State of Tennessee.
Passed unanimously before the fac
uliy and students OF Tuscuium.
Respectfully submitted.
w. A. KITE,
Representing the Faculty.
J. F. Nj. TEMPLIN,
G. w. BAXTER,
REPRESENTING the students.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-03
FOREIGN.
Flashes by Submarine Gable from
the Old World.

LONDON, April 2.-The bulletin is
sued at 1O.40 a. m: says Lord
Beaconsfeld had some quiet sleep
during the night The gout in his
right foot is rather more developed.
The spasms have been relieved in
his chest, and the symptoms are
otherwise much the same.
The above was issued after long
consultation. The doctors who left
the house at IL o'clock spoke hope-
fully. The patient, though not SO
well as on yesterday morning, is
better than in the evening.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-03
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses
were issued from the county cour'
clerks Office during the past week:
John NJ. Dunn and Elizabeth Hawkins.
Alonzo Vineyard and Flora A. Mynatt
Chas. NJ. Fouche and Katie Staub.
Levator w. Henson and Adelia u
Brown.
Jos. G. Miller and Josephine Mason.
John Smith and Elizabeth Stinnett
Chas A. Story and Amanda Jones.
Drury G. Julian and Sarah E. Widner
Edward Brown and Mollie l. Wallace
Barton K. Mynatt and Elizabeth Cox.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-03
Destructive Fire in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April AT z o'clock
this morning fire originated in the
central building of the Robinson
wagon works, fronting on Cincin-
natl, Hamilton and Dayton streets,
north of 8th street. Three hundred
wagons stored in the yards were
soon in blaze. All the factory
buildings were on fire and the rail
ROAD % cars were endangered. Two
relays OF engines were called to the
scene. The Robinson wagon fac
TO- e0ry' a a brick structure, newly built.
oO2lOO feet, and five stories bioh
was completely destroyed. The loss
is from $4,000 to 100000; partially
insured. The flames extended to
Adam Moore & Co.'s varnish factory
three'story brick building; also. to
the Queen City varnish factory, a
two-story brick building, which were
burned down. The total loss is
estimated at 100000. .--
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-03
Death OF a Noted Authoress,

The death ia announced at her home,
near McMinnviIle, Friday, 1st inst
of Mrs. l.. Virginia French The fol-
lowing DrIer review of her career is
tsken from an exchange:
Mrs. French, nee Miss l. Virginia
Smith, was native of Virginia.
When quite young che showed deci-
ded talent for literary requirements,
and when but girl her poems and
tales excited much remark. AS she
grew older her productions became
more and more meritorious and her
reputation grew apace, and since the
war her name has become famous
as ono of the South's most
gifted daughters and brilliant
writers. She was untiring in her en-
ergies aud leaves her, works which
will give undying lustre to her name.
Among her most noted works are
"Wind Whispers,n a book of poems;
the Two Roses" a novel; "Darling-
tonia," a serial which was published
In the Detroit Free Press, aud many
others o numerous to mention. "The
Vacant Chair" written on the death
of Judge Nicholson, 1.-THE Palmetto
aad the Pine" dedicated to james @.
B aine, her former school and
The Old World and the New" writ
ten for the dedication of Rugby, are
among the most noted gems. She
leaves husband, two daughters and
son, Mr.. Walter French, OF this
city.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-03

RHEUMATISM -Yes, and NEURAL
GIA too, are greatly relieved. and of.en
entirely cured, by the use of Perry Da,
yis' PAIN-KILLER-Try it. All Drug
gi-ts keep i.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-03
KNOXVILLE

OUR Nashville special, received just
as we go to press says 'tis believed the t
thu bondholters will present auother
proposition by Monday, TO settle the
State debt. and the friends of State
credit feel cou fident that settlement
will be maize.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-03

side-tracking Louisville, as It will,
from the direct liUe TO vast and i'm
port tant territory, even more conn
pleteEy than does the Cincinnat:
80. .tberu.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-03
Both Legs Amputated.

Elizabethton Mountainneer: A man
named Fulkerson, living in the low er
part Of Sullivan county, had the miss
fortune to fall into the fire on last
Sunday night, while having fit.
ta!ion was rendered necessary. Drs.
Jobe aud Alexander, of our village,
being sent for, left this place on Mon.
day, and with the aid OF Dr.. M. M.
Martin, of Piney Flats, successfully
performed the difficult surgical operas
ton in few hours. Bpth legs were
taken off, and the unfortunate man
will probably recover.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-03

:. GENTs WANTED for the Best and
n Tastest-Selling Pictorial Books and bibles.
frices reduced 38 per cent Naaonal PushsAns
Co.. It. Louis No.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-03

Mr.. Emile Chavannes. an old resi-
dent, now mayor of Altoonic, Iowa, Is
here visiting relatives.
Mrs. William Ogdon, of Brooklyn,
N. Y. ia at the residence Of Mr.. e. j.
Sanford visiting her mother and sister.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-03

Have you seen the Perfumed Easter
and Birthday Cards at w. d w. E.
Williams?
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-03
FIRST EDITION.
30 p. M. o.
THE SENATE.

Report of Proceedings of the Sen
ate in Extraordinary Session.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
Religions Notifies.
Society ofFricnds


society of Friends.
Neenps for worship at Friends meeting house No l4f
East 2Gth.s (Gramercy Park at lO;3Oa.r and p M
Bible school, 2:S0 p IN.
s,oc;c,x for Ethical Cuiturc-Prof Felix Adler Will lee
Hai cor isths Doors opened at 1880 closed
II a IN. All interested are invited to attend supoc"
The Messiah
St Georges Church, Stuyvesant square-serv1ces y a.
m and II IN, with sermon by BIS HOP CLAIM oOs'
Nebraska Evening PRAYER al o'clock win Co siuS TX
ing Peoples Service free, 745 p M sermon Oy
the Rev NEWTON PERKINS, minlstor in charge
Tabernacle Baptist Church.
2d.ave. between 10th and llth.sta
The Rev ROBERT b. HULL Pastor
Morning 80, ox-,
"THE CAUSE OF CHRISTMAS JOY"
Evening:
THE HIDDEN WORD
Meetings "Wednesday and Friday Evenings
Strangers cordially welcomed.
The Rev lac oh Freshman OF Jewish ltaDb, ".i
near or nd next sunday at 1890 su3ect-sohyS oi
tn Angels at the Birth Of Messiah.
The Rev. j. p. Newmnr d. H.. will preach ln mr. IN
Street Presbyterian Church. between olh NV dniii,ooh
aves TO-MORROW al 1850 a. H. anu G4J p H. SdDo'''
school at 2:3O p IN.
rhe Rev Ucury VI sanders will preach in Pilgrim Bap;
tisi Iburc SjIst between Sth and Saycs morning ana
evening. 10Th. Services at 1880 o. m and t:3o p NJ -
The Rev. Nathaniel w. Ccnkling, ID d., preacht@s @ IN
the temporary chapel llltls, east ol LeAhs'oh"''' Jun
day services at II a. H. ana $50 y. M
The Rev Edward Iudson Berean BaIust Church t ta4e
pastors the Rev Mes$rs STEEiMAN.- AFlEL Anu
EARNiS Primary Department, Miss JINNl H. MEh'
RIL. Morning services at lO3o evening SCI Pi'
ing and baptism. Seatslre
4tl,-st between McDouga ana 6thayel l-Nev j. D. hEiD
Pastor will preach at 1880 "a m and l-GU p Il.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24

GTARlN'S ..,..,,,
COMPANY.
once. Pier ls. y. H. foot cor;Iandt.L
Condmmnrs ofroght fol sared as directed To- any part
OF thc world
U&EQCALLFD FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Order for delivery OF all kinds Of freight ana mrr
chaudiso any part Of the ci;y.
SEA AND HAFBoR TOWING And RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTEHAGE
Freight every description promptly sucrd to any point
in The harborat reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, AND BAEGES ALWAYS OK HAND
TO CHATTER
Steamers II. and Erastu, Corning Tor NEW
HAVEN, leave Is =. b. daily. lsaturAJ
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between Scw.York and
Ncw.liayen. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D. L. a. W. H. ~ received At Pier l.
For New.Hayen and points East az Pier ls
NORTH SHORE. STATEN IsLA%D.-Elcycn Milos for
Ten Cents from Pier b.. H., loot WhohtllsL
CENTRAL sHIPYAED, CommIuIpav, S.J.-pry Docks
Machine and Boiler shops every ts appcranng To The
construction ana repair OF ycs-el%
EOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman slecpcrs VIA ~ T., r. H. and II r. ii leaves
road
NEW YORK, CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through dE .rs vi E cnys 15a @ Bspo SOV - 1'
o, h,1y I. , syre i e.r r. i , on @ Toed6
$500 nj Wf5efn ana northern Express to Rochester ana
loSJ M chicago Eypre., drawngroom cars to cAnan'
~: 20 IN, 10 Albany and Troy, with connection 10 JtcI
Saratoga, Glcns Faiis and Rutland
AOOp. ~. Accommodation 10 Albany AMI lrnF ~.
600 p No., 81 Louis Express win si"rohs cat' ir -
Louis running rnugh day The week, also Nld3aa
Pals, Buffalo, Toledo and Detroit -
$50 m. Express with sleeping cars To -yrl,u-' anu
g. Auburn Road also Montreal, excepting 7uhlaY,
300 M, Pacific Express daily WITH ,icephs ~ In %
No hester Bunaln Cleveland Toledo. Detroit anu
TROY ~ '7
Tickets sale at 10 Bowling Green, 2j2 and il3 Broad
Wa anddt tscutts Express OCc, PARK place and 80 ana
bi2 broadway NcW-NOrk, AMI 1888 Washngtons BiOOAyiL
J NJ TOJCrl, Gen. sup. G. B. MEEkEi, Gen Plss'r ABa
NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston, Worcester Nashua, Portland ana inc tha
Fare reduced Lmitei ucketto BOSTON, ~ to Woccser y
The Iron steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception the most elegant boat on the SOUND and
the iavOrite CITY OF BOSTON,
leave Pier No 40 Rvu foot OF Wattss. next pier
DeAbrOsSess st. ferry daily except sunays al sjV PIN
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
l EmIGM NALLEY RAILROAD.--passenger

1 ElllGH VALLEY RAlLROAD.--Passcng
IL and after Dec l- VIII leave d'pot foot o
Uc4HTl--cs--rs. and
nm ur Ila atnu Reading Mauch chunk
MiA.-uaIrr. TDyaudl, MayrIly. ithaca Geneva Lyons
Bun3Io and tac Wt Train at o. u for Ea-ton Brhl,h,m
Allentown recalling MauCh chunk, NiIke-hdrrc and PITTS
puIlm sleeping coaches attached tu $50 train
Trains atuE at 80 d. Iu and g. n conuectfo all points
" O.. b. EXTINCTION, g. r. 4.
t,p,rsl ga4f.rn Office corner Church and tuI1udt-st&
q. H. tI " FfI NG~ AGENT.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
% PHILADELPHIA.
THE or.D ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND y ON
-0 SUNDAY THREE STATIONS ~ PHiLADEl~
PIIA. TWO ~ NEW-lORh
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
NEXT AND rITT. FN~ ~TE~r TIME CONSIST.
B. NFETY

~ SUNDAY TTiiEE SfATION~ ~ PIiiLADEL
PIIIA. TWO ~ NEWlORk
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENr AND THE FAS TEST 1--WE ~ H,,N7l9l' CO..
ENT WITH ABSOLU III SAFETY
Ezpcs. Trains lcave Ncw.York via Desbrosscs and Cot
$50. 800 - S!JU 90 Lutcu II a. M l. "i@o i"' ;, -
q, :. aud . ,. M. aud ~ night sundays 1'oV' "lu
E1pp-, ITaIus leave NrW.York daily, except sunday AZ
7:JO and .. running through VIA trenton ana O'i
. ,,,.,,,.r,ht,
Returning, trains leave iirord t.r stluop. Phadepha
1901 SD T. 7.3US - and II Limited l-APlc5'
3:Ii, o. X m, {, Z. 1870 aud p M Leave fhihie'-
phil wa Cimdcu aud 80 D. NJ dailF oAc'Ph &
loot Dctbrp-ses and COrandtstA uonrt, ana biI9s'
Nn Annex station FutJn--t., BrookNh nos =
I6and s HuIson..t nob0kcn; station, Jersey Ciy lsh'
grant Ticket once. = Battery place 100 t ,. ma, .to,l,
The Sew York Transfer Coupauy VIII can Iot anu '"o'A
baggage houl hotels nnd residences l. f. WOOD
Ai''A-'i ,..t,.t,i V,u,yer General ia-S'r Al ut
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH AL POINTS tANl. -.
PARE s} to Yostou hrstcass limited tickets goOA ohy
sirqmpT. tN'HTRKGA NsErr and Mhs'ACIISIT
leave daily except sunday ~ t'.y P i lI'i' ~
Trkcis f1r All, ai 1l principal ticket ohcc@ SateToom;
secured AT offices Of WcstcOtt7 Express ~. a. tgth
3s7 8roal way, 3 Astor House anu '' -''''VF ~ ~
Avenue IIOtc. ticket Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only
steamers Pier -. foot o Wiittn', y i' al p IN
daily except sunday Boston wa fIONuohce direct
either line taken atloN 81 iatei.
u. 81 BABCOCK President. L. W. FlLhlN0' ~ T. AB@
rVUE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
/ ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot p,s,,, a.
Three cypress trans daily except 7unlAIl 20 ~ ~ n
s;O5a r. IN. (parlor cars attlchelL anu Lo'' - \'N
Sundays pt lbp o. n with pllloo ,lo,png ,Icn.
LmtetoSots Boston tall nIh s1t , ,f..r,n,,i,.,
Fifth venue and Windsor Hotels TIC let ohce' ana ~ uflAi
Central DeDOL
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
Gcnthcrs.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Colleges. 81 hpJl. AMI flmlr' WIN
H0rouchlv cbmp,tnt Professors, Principals ami lttit
Families going abroad or n tr' country p5p nptN ~l"l ~
surrr,r Tufpr- oil pvrrlrs,.s tl or address MISS VI
Y0UNG Amcricauaui Foreyu Tclchers Agency - Ihion
square.
Dcst Teachers. American and Foreign. every
grade high auI low promptly provided Tor Families,
Schools Colleges. Cauddtt,> new bulletin win hrl,rt t-
dorrcmruz mailed Tor postage. skilled 't'gT, con ithiF
ant, Admiration forms mailed foy stamp. w SON El
MEIuORN ~ccv Amer school Inst Last liih-tt y 4
l.. TEACHER or TIE PIANO.
ErsiIeuc,. l' EAST ltIH-~F
COVERNESS.-By finishing goycrucss 4;
N apply for one month B, Tribune uhc"
DRIVATE instrucfion.-Pupils prepared for
4 college highest I,..fcncc- Address YALE, Box ~.
Tribune Omc"
VEACHERS WANTED.-LADIES--French,
L I.lu, ana singing. English, LATIN French and
Music Tor city family Frnon and t'crman tor col.
l.n,u tafloIcI: I-u. German French and Music Ger
GE NTTIAII.S- nli'aT, blh ans h4thrmatcss Mihthry
Driu NathemariC and Drawing Military Iul and Ifrnch
and French English, Mtth~natrH, ltAatsp
rrIrIAashir. bookkeeping. lu-l.,h iud
Nath.natcs: Commercial teacher. Apply o Mis, " J..
NOI So AcrluAu aud Foreign Teachers Agency - ulo1
Square.
TTEACTERS. TUTORS aud GONERNESSES
/ furnished tpPrrrtlI.s al! Flu.U.A
T.trIt-. supplied HytIrtt..'HA ,...... ,.-......
PINCKNL4'- AGENCY. Dpr.,t. h1"l.A-' h''''"
and li,I---
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
Diui6eIo Nollee5.

ELECTRIC IfGHT COMPANY.
S53 BROADWAY, NEW IORK, ID c. 10, 1854 :
rENUE DIRECTORS of this Company have de-
4 clared DIVIDEND Of EIGHT PER CENT upon the
Couifn stock earnings Of last months payable
January next Transfer will close 1t Decem
O'' ~ ~ W. L. STRONG President
: b. STURGES, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. u. 1881.
rTHE FATHER DE SMET
4 Consolidated GOLD MINING COMPANY
has dividend 10 OF 25 cents share payable at
tLe obce of LAIDLAW Co, No. IA Walst, January s.
isS2 Transfer books will close December %.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
Gieamtoaio anO Gailroaos.
ALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO TILL Ni~I,
Via Philadelphia, baltimore, and W hHl,nE,"n.


baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE 10 TiiI NiNI
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore, and iah.uE,"n
leave fom f,uus. lFAHn i'0taa Depot i".i "' ''.A
,uIf.s and I.- Iru--.-.-f. a. fuI.HH.
-..l r, except sunday, fai'"r cars hii''H'u' "'' y
Wa.nn ton eu1 NInAt Iap.,-.'clt,a Na-HlH.to 'tt
D. DID, daily. sleeper aud aag coaches through 90 'A'n
nm da.iy. Ia.r line for Wa-1nrian. arrive D1-in.
natl $3.50 =. M Chicago, -.' 90. Co.,, 'H" -i l@lL. J.
H. N %. palace ,'p..s and day coaches through :" 'h'h
- Noorl.f Inc makes faster time fo the Wet rai.'
arrive nom ~. Wet 30 ,I rn. " u o. In 'ud d. 90 p
u IIclct- sleeping l.ft- secured and uagr4T called
Tor aul checked tn destination a ," pH.F once 80 .l ,
a.ay at all Che uo,- ~ DO" fcuH-} i'hA bii'"
Company
{ CAL5E9ENIAe;o dE2a6E. Ae;o,on,po. ST. PAUL MIME
APJLIS, and points m NEEEA-EA, UTAH. HoN
TANA, DAKOTA. MlNNE-pIN. ant ur NORTH
WE-Iar reached direct from CHICAGO ya t.H
CHICAGO AED EuRTHWE-TIEN Er.
II runs two 90 five trans daily D'rh way between
CHICAGO and prominent western points II AI"NE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE pIEINr CARS west "i
Chicago. PULLMAN -LLIPLl-- ar. run "n nH 10 u'
through tsus I,r r4fr. of fare and other n
formation apply Hy t-or ia person tp any coupon i'A't
general fas,,u cent No. 40 Broadway HcV Work.
LOR BRIDGEPORT and all points ON iiOI-
L ~AIONIC aud NATGATJCK EAILEOAb Ab~-~t'am"r'
leave 'athalInr slip al jJ Au. 800 pm I''hty tyihfd ,i
NEW-HANEN. MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
JOHN~BCRY steamer !cav, r.r - b.. r.. Of q.
and 1870 M Sunday excepted 1880 r No. boat oonnc, .
NcW.llayon and return, ~ jb.
DONDOUT AND KINGSTON LINE.
IA Iir steamer CITY ~ cat .iIl VIII not
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24

800 -RocKLAND COLLEGE. SD

'D - ~si ). ou.tb, Hudson Both scNc-. No extras bul
Music ana Art College preparatory and businc,' ioT @
iajic- graduating course private instruction Tor uathWH
scholar. send for catalogue enter 81 any un'' w. "
BANNI-IElt, 4. VI.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
For Both sexes-Country.

DVERSIDE SEMINARY, Boardingan1 Day
II school young ales ani children az heI I'M NM AMI
will rcopeu Sept A. C1uTso % instruction Wtnl.,h -
thorough In every department. For circulars address aI
NJ. r. PERKINS, Principal
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
Dipi6eu0 Notices.

4 LII COUPONS due 1st prox., and the
N principal all that date issued by the
Railroad Equpm Company secured by TO ling STOCK ir
nished the following railroads under Car Trust orm VIII be
paid after the offices Of Post Martin Co, No
"a Pine.st York; f. W. Clark Co, No 80 south "a.
# PniadelDhfa
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
SAY FRANCISCO, Dec. u. 1881.


ISY0 CONSOLIDATED MINING & MILLING Co, , ;
81 BROADWAY, ROOM 25, SEw.l oEk, Dec y, lssl,>.
VNIIE INlO CONSOLIDATED MlNlNG "
1 MILLING COMPANY has this day declared the sixth
Dividend O FIVE CENTS Der share, pay aOe December 80
az the Office of the Company. -, . -,
nan. q isSy ). NJ. r. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
CWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE'S,
MEDIA, PA,
ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM
STUDENTS ADMITTED AND CLASSIFIED AT ANY



TINE
Boarding school for 100 young men and boys \;
schools IN United states Always fun Twelve expert
al ana all graduates Special attention
t1 both and backward pupils Individual aud class
instruction. Early Deficiencies in young mems education cor
students select Studle cou-c
the re tuaT Engisn Scientific, Business Classical Couree
sudents Media Academy are now In Harvard Yale
Princeton. University of PennsyYana LAFAYETTE IeiRh and
Schools For Illustrated cIrC ular
address the principal and proprietor SWITHIN g SHORT.
IIDGE A 81 1iarvard University graduate) Medn, Penn.
Media Is ~ miles rail from Philadelphia ana has 20 trains
daily that CITY Media has seven churches aud
temperance charter prohibiting The sale d AL lhohca'hS
drinks.
VNHE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
4 Haven. Conn. prepares students for Yale College
Trustees rx President r. ID. WOOsey, h. ". Blake Ii. d..
professor r A. Thacher H. C. Kingsley. A; NJ A. G. Twin
nipg IL d. Professor T. Baldwin, Professor J. W Gibbs
Address ". L. GUSHING. Rector
VNHE Rev. John H. Converse, A. NJ, UIar-
vard) late Professor Of Classics IN Racine College win
eceye into his family 81 Bristol H. H. few boys a. be Eed
Tor college. $500 year References Bishop Clark
al Rhode Island; President Eliot Of Harvard
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
Steamboats, ano RAILROADS..

4 PREDICTION OF FARE.
~. FALL RIVER LINE
New.York 10 Boston. ~
Newport and Fan River 81
Points
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24

tHurch OF Tue NoNchan,, ~ IL
Pastor Will preach sunday 2jth INST Services at II a.
and $50 D. m SUNDAY school at $50 a. Weekly NEE
ing Wednesday at ?. m.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24

OFFICE op uE WEST VA CENrRN ANp PlIIsBUE9 r.
tD,fptvl Nos. gp NSU % BEOAnWAl, ;
~ N.nh nDn LNNl. y
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24

NOTICE.-Coup from first mortgage bonds
y ~ ni- Company, due January 7,@ WI De Pmd an an
House % houutlc BruthcTS 40 i-o
Hn.,,,y N,v YORK tho Banking Uouse of M.ssrs
Iulu A. IIwbstuu * Co., No. % ~uut'--l Baltimore. Md.
H. G.. DAVIS, President.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24

yIadiaon avenue Reformed Church, corner J7hstTh'
Rev Dr T. REED, Pastor Divine services at II anC
54b u ~ SabbathschOo az The SundayschOOl vii
hold It's festival Tuesday evening Dec ~ 1880
All welcome.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
THE NATIONAL SHDK AyD IT lrHrR BANK,
NEw-l uEk, Dec. 20, 1851.
NINfTIT MY InEND

rho Directors ~ Bank have thif day declared
.,aruull dividend Of four O. cont payable on ana
I,, .,l,. .t ' j. n. CRANE, Cashier
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
MAgnlhccnt Steamers


Newport and Fan River. 81
- Limited tickets .rro, bonding reduction to all Eastern
Points
Magnificent Steamers
NEWPORr and OLD COLONY
Leave daily sundays rip unu Jan lat Included.
CONNECTION by Annex Boat Brooklyn p. m Jer4ey
city J. Tickets aud rooms may secured at ali
Pncph hotes transfer ani ticket ofces at the Office
l1ef = aud pl steamers. GEO H. CONNOR,
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agts. Gent. Pass Agt-
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ stat on in NcwNork, foot Of Libery-st station in
EIooklyn' loot Of Fulton-'t., Jewels Wharf
Commencing Nov. 7, 1881. Lowe New.York
b."u a. lrOr FleWngton High Bridge Branch, FastOn
MauCh CHUNK, Iamalua, Hallcon Drfou, Scranton, &C
RIO mFor FrUiugtOn, High Bridge Branch, E1stOn,
Allentown Reading Harrisburg Mauch Chunk. Williams
port iamagua. Nauticokc, scranton. &c.
J. nm.-FOr Femingtou El-tpu. Allentown, Reading Har
II. "urg, Mauch chunk. Hazlctou. Wkcsbarrc, &c
40 o. n--for ll'ton Mauch Chunk, Tanaqua Driiton
400 .. ui.-For High Bridge Branch. Taston. sc.
40 p in.-for ~om"r'r Flcmugton. &c. 90
Maucl Chunk. WIkosbaTrc &c
SUNDAY leave a. M, l2p m. far Bound Brook
and intermediate stations AT $50 p M for Easton, Allentown
Tor Ycatk a, = 5i5 Gl56ij 7l5. 7:3o 3 s.l5 $50
y G!rl5 gij, 1919 l0lj ll.lj a. m II M, l2t5, :j3 =
20 For i trains y 10 & oca D pon, i c mc h5 aDc. I a.aton.
y \. and Long BRANCH DIVISION.
~. Leave ~ .. ~.l5 m. l. M. . $3.50. f. 3, p IN.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY through car, % m.
FOR FREEHOLD at S:l5 q. M. II M. 1, D. T. p m. For
kcyport At eli q. ~. II m. p T. Z. Gp m.
y NEW-JERSEI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ VIA rlnclport-For sandy lloos. 15 M. p m: For
Highlands y - m. II ~. r m Fog Monmouth Beach
Via bed Bank--l5 q. m. f1r Lakewood Toms River
iarnegai, &C. = p m for Lakewood, Ma4c1e,te5 Toms
m for Lakewood. Toms River. BarnrG1t &c.
NEW-IORK AND PHILADELPHIA
" 81
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
FLiNrASD PFHE n ,RQuHTTF HNH0AD CoMAHT,|

East sAGINiw Mich, Dec, 10 lssl.
nIVIDEND.-The Board OF Directors OF tins
~ company have this day declared DlEMiDESRp M 80 ,t oi
company from the Of the last six months 3i eol
"a Merchants Exchange Natlouai Bank Ne"-
Sork an and after January l6 1882 stockholders as
Registered ON Tho books at p. m December 81. ISL -
m, frarz!,r books Will be closed at December 3
'''' "' ' IA. C. POTTER Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
Art Schools-CisY.

CCUOOL and LIBRARY supplies of every
- kind NJ lowest rates teachers and situations Sch" .'
f.uiIy ruis, W ,lc We. and south Address win SIAM
CINCINN an SUPPLY SCHOOL Coz
with National Teachers Agency.
pos WIluutst, Cincinnati, o.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24

TTNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COUPONS.-
The coupons maturing the FIRST DAY OF January VIII bd
paid on and alter third day OF January as foloTs 90
fIINION PACIFIC RAILROAD FIRST .MokIuAoH
coupons al the Of the Company NO lJ' Broan"ys
C0ILATERAL TRUST MORTGAGE coupons, at tho
VVileS VVeS vi ''0 N--' JAMES NJ. HAM,
AViA' Assistant Treasurer.
Dec. %, 1881.