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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-03-17

"A change of seed is often very ben.
eficial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
PoRr OF NETWORK ....-DEC 5. 1851
ARRIXED

ARRIVED
Steamer Italy (Br) williams Liverpool Noyl6 and Queens.
tow IL aud passengers % Hurst Nov %,
a a. 90 ION - 81 passed Dom On ihnG stSiaeT bound II
west with orenas gone; no assistance ,sqnirei % mil,
Sea an To- Peter Wright 4 sons Sow 20 d5
81 Ion 81 30 passed steamer bound supposed
'' slender saraioga I Curtis Havana
tsaiSer General whitney Talett Boston, with mdse
Steamer Haeias Boa1, Norfolk. with mdso
pers 10 old Dominion ~ co.
Hermann Koop 90. Was 90 days west Of Tho Banks with
heavy north and westerly gale, lost AND & 1s 10 oav. IN
ballast Funch Edge Co. Came The southern passage ana
Brig Eae6el coney congy Bangor With lumber to
Schr Vcsfa Br) Cook Rockland NJ via Gloucester, Il
days with to G Sherwood vessel TO = Novus
schr Warrior CBr Mcdonald Prince Edwards Island 10
schr American Chief Snow, Rockiand with lime to r.
schT Ada Aues Amcs Rockland. with line Brown
Edward CammeyeF Kendall. Rockland. with lime TO
schr Impulse Adams. Of and &c days from Belize Hon,
with mdse 10 LeaycI1ii Il Co.
SUNsEr--Wlnd at sandy Hook, light K. clear At CITY
'"'-"' ~ CLEARED
Steamer Tycho Brahe Beg GregorO Bahia Rio Janeiro
Steamer Glaucus. ieaTse. BostOn-II Dinock.
Steamer Annie slesp wilmington Del-Ab,ei Abbott
Steamer Breakwater. Hdphers. West Point vs-old DO
Ship I4sze Ross OBJ. Vaughan. Hayrosn9g Burgess
BARK Francesca OarguIo utal Jones. Perrin Anboy-I
Hark Rice. Hayana-C u Wood.
lark JoaQunna (lr), Gardener CardenAs-HatOn Watson
BARK still Water (Br. Delap, Hong Kons-J W Parker
Co.
mo-Waydell & Co.
Bark Alberto AUST, Cragnes, Masga-SocOvich & Co.
FOIia AUST, Gramenude Trlcste-SlocOvch co.
big Louise trice OBJ Elliott, CuracOaAustin Nichols
BIg sea Bird r Durfee POnO Plata and Monte Christie
j de Rivera & %.
Brig Anita McCroady. Ciudad- lvar-Thebaud Bros
Solr WOrthinGton, Fitcl New Becf0rd--J Badger
Schr Hero Nickerson PTovidenco-Clas TeinG.
Ida almcT. StamiOrd-StalnfOnt Mig Co.
Schr n Ayrca. Her1th, StamfOTd-Stamford Mfg Co.
schr Ammo Whiting, GRAY, J-cLsonvlen " Loud & 60.
SAILED.
Tycho Brshe for Rio Jancro Rreakwastcr for
Bremen Itarks Harold, HaVrc Francis II Fay, lava EHg
MyrOlus. Fernandiua.
Nia Long Island sound, steamer Franconia, Portland
Anchored Finishing Bay. bound out-BrE Martha J
MISCELLANEOUS.
IoNpo~ Dec 5 Steamer Ella Brl, Grnths from Liver
pool Nov % YORK. before reported put back
Queenstown reached Liverpool yesterday Her passengers
aud bulk OF her cargo viii De Transferred 10 steamer
land which sails from Liverpool ON the 10th inst for New
York.
from NewYork detained 10 hours the passage
cupg tho of HurwOrth tHrl, Anderson
Montreal November Tor Rotterdam, which abandoned
erpoo which arrived Friday lad deckbouse stove lost
cine room sly'igbt, and had whCelhouse dhnaeel
steamer Pas.ii"a fr, Whltsway, nj Liverpool iron Bos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06
Real estate TO Gxrbanae.

A EMBELLISHMENTS FOR THE NEW
- YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED ut TIL K
UPTOWN OFFICES, No 1928 broadway, corner Thirty
nists sos West Twenty thrd.st., corner Eighth ave.
NO w East Fonrteenhst. corner Unionsg 100 Third
ave, col ner forty.seventhst at the HARLEM OFFICES,
NOA OUl and 400 Third ave-, hundred and
lwenty'hh-sL, up 70 p. ut regular oniOe rates.
WILL EXCHANGE for residence on Cen
ual Raroad Of New-Jer 80 10 80 miles out;
vemeht place; forty minutes from Lbery.s, New. York;
feqleh trains by best passenger road house. with
sleepn rooms sta stable and garden
ana itf NOT and cold water bath, Closets Sc min
uepot paved streets 20 stores schools and churches
IN Eizabeth one mile distant Apply station agent FL
Nora Central Railroad OF NewJersey
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Drcssmliinl.

nRESSMAKER.-A dreSSmaker would like a
~ few more customers At her own house Walking sni,
fr 40 20 trains, from $40 10 -1, any style removal
M done and ms altered In the ncatest manner ana ~ the
int."tt mice on on MIS- "a 1SADN. Padhc-pL
Goth St. between "A and 1th.ayc'
VNRESSMAKER-By competent aud eXpe
IL renccd hand by the day perfect nj guaranteed hr5t
clos reference - per meals not required Address
a. t'ptown tribune Office, Las Broadway.
nRESSNAKER-By German would like
n lew engagements by the day IN private family Adj
dress BERLIN, Tribune Uptown once l33o broadway
d EsD WILL. buy genuine Squlrrcl-llned SILK
W ~ {. Z. siAYNE, 1903 Princest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06
6oli0ap 0oooe.

NHRISTMAS CARDS.-The largest stock,
I Greatest VARIETY and choicest designs in New. YORK
pri,ss cent, Ia flt g. =. PUTMANs SONS, ~ ana ~
Wos 23dst (Four doors from Flith ASonue Iole, y, Il
HOLIDAY GIFTS.-Evcrythlng Tor Once,
StTdv or library Decorated inkstOns bookracks port
toios revolving book scrapOooSs styogIPnc pens
and n tu line Of stationeis novelties REAbhho AND
w WRITER'S ECONOMY COMPANY, No. BondsI
gAGNIFICENr fllr-lined Garments, new
wi stvles The haDdsomest introduced prices range
from $50 To 300. g. T. ShAlNE, IVo IIInoo-o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06
Gin Rcal g.sidlc yor Sale.

DNERTTSEMENI FOR TIE NEW
n YuEK TEBuNE Will ~ RECEIVED AZ e. III.
UPTOWN OPTICS, no. l.l.it Brpadwav corner lhlFiy
ff.t-s, aOS west twenty .,ir!-,i. conner lehthIyo
g, East FouTi"cnih--t, corner ninntJuhr, fu llrl
ave corner F0rtv-.cyruih. 70: AZ tho HARLEM OFFICES
Nos. 1OOl $50 Ihri1yr, corner OhrhuuIicl-ahI'
twenty nftA.st. up % p in, T.f1lAr lo- ~
4 FINE New -5-ioot House, No. 2v9 Lex
" ingtuI' ave lust completed by CiINHLFs UUEK &
CO. ArcAiiccts 10 G3 Ea- iI It,. successors - DuRnu
Crosaan send descriptive pamphlet NOusc ol'n sun
days.
VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY on
n Bcckman.st Tor sale rutland & WHITING. III
NaSsaI-iL
LNOR SALE.-With immediate possession, the
desirable threc.tOry Engi risrurn; hcus' ia fasi
4Oist door east o. Lexington Wo, anl opposite me
Murray Itl PrrsbielI1 Church the house contains uiu'
rooms and bathroom aal kitchen szeJ' lBtiL6 hous.tn
fair and i1 very tbr ip. snail tinT Apply
10 MARLIN KLENEN, % Lbcrty-sL
OK elegant Houses, various styles, sizes and
y prices bnll and finished On the best manner; spuihwc
com r Nadi40n-aye and C"th4t Apply IA CHARLES
co. Architects. 90 iaat i~tst, successors u
DugCin 4. CIusstian. Tor descriptive pfmlhct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06
Gloibln9, Mr.

A DVERTIsEMENTS FOR TIE NE Nv
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVE a n n, IT,
UPTOWN OFFICES No. ,235 broadway eorhe5, ny
No. 81 Fast Fourtscuths corner Unon.sguare 100 Third
ave- corner Porty.seventhst NJ tho HARLEM OfFtCT~6
Nos. 1901 and 1900 Thrd-av,i, corner OneuunulDu""
twenty .hfth-st, up 30 p. n sullr Once r,ees
d .lnn WILL buy best quality EnglIs lush
- &Vb dressed Alaska SealAin Sacque 80 mones ood
az long s35 long $3.50 low priced saoqueS soo
for the money, Sl50. el7o - ,x.,,,y ,oa p,,nce at
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TUANofias
~. -NMNk LIIL-

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSLATES
WORK ,ITY.
18Th ~ sw cor ~ Tcvingtorryc, lpo4bvsl. tne1
rhutkcy to . BTuwulcsd. sa1.HHn
isi a a,' ID co. .'.'' ''' 1900
ilslst s.. o. @ 70 col Broadway 2rI7lar W Told
ana vIit 10 g. Lfoll. .'.|"
2Ctl-si. o. 3. 800 uro. Gtr Iyc. 2aK"ea; SAT- o.
s2i. s s. 200 n " ~ 20 ,uvc. 2JrluO ., 81 START;
Ing trustee. iu " Nastiu ..... 3f'n
ssjl.si, l.lIt 20 OF 'd ave, HllHu':I \ lufu"' .fd
wife suI J IuIu'
same ur1ur,. 8. forury 90 Mlrg ioI..r
Wi.i..u %. NUH Do AMI IN. f...A-ii Nst .uA N @
oakley asst sIr' 10 J. Tattrt I'D ..-..-..- i.1Io
CGth--i. ~, lfnft 81 oI ithu't .1yiul" J j. Lyon -
and wtfoi Caroline UotchLl-s -......... i-.Ho'
,cI-St. .lE.Bas % Sc 81 Grpiway. .H.aiN
no. III 800 lN't } vs. g. lcNrTiIg, rr."f't, fo
Maria 4 sylmtTIuru. ...lNI
'u M Ia, 4 Wc J. y dave -''' p'.' " $4,000
5ta. ave. s, ~ 70 spt s3isi .-.tALHs thnH.AnI
TAYLOR amt husband 10 % 'olprr.-.--.. $3.50. $4,000
ssih- a, 10 n O. uf lui-as'. SONluhsS David
Nucsto J - tlutsugf. h,i'u
Ieriuvtuu.ayp, ll.tl-f to llith.st, 2ul. luNt"
Nob.c aui wife tn 4 bling and another ... 1870 '
"'II n., in n ty Of < to 6,e 1850
Prup,.. ~ bands ~ IlulCm River nrd Iur.
'LD-t.G D.. I! 60, IL 40 ur"f Lulrly 'crh.
-., wand, 1913 It-; D: Bliss 81 q! 90 4. II e. 10000.
7stu.,t n, IS urof Lcuugt"u-ur, loNs2&
I.fIts ANA VIE 20 julia lur.t ..-........ D.. '"
5Ttl--f 100 90 ot lUtAl t, tI l3Ir2ItTi' I.rb
J.ti-st, r., Is5n cot luih.at., 'tl'. 10. .N
property y simon aId others 10 Ruth a Wal.
Zee Inarlst 30 49, I-}pth Interest. J.. Van mel aUd
wr a. elizabeth sherwood ......-.......-... 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06
MARINE INTELLIG ENCh.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.

MLNIATU KL ALHANAC
TODAY
snr r.,. 7lOi Moon rises.. 53i Clock 32s
sun sets % southA OIL MOONS days -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY. n.
Sandy Hook 1853 Gov. Island. S3l Hell iO.2O
HIGH WATER rO-DAY--r. ".
Sandy Hook S:l4 Gov. Island Ho3l dcu Hstn - Oa2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06
Eetimes ano aleetin9s.

Eeftures ano aleetln9s.
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-A special meet
n ing Oftn American Institute To eonAder matt9rs 10
iatn ~ de library will be held at Room ~ III cooper Uho
IiIt1RSDAY IsV hNISG, DeeemDor = ~ . o SiO1k.
GENERATION BEFORE DECENTRALIZATION.
neone Interested In the physical and moral
,.nt nf humanity will attend the Convention OF the
Imsttte of iIere.ty, at REPU BLlCAE HALL DO West
ati az Weined Thursday, December AMI 5, morn
,ns staSneons aud ey enngs. Admission free.
NTEW-YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
~ a stated meeting viii be held at the osa T Gm
nov GEORGE H. SMYTH will read paper ON THE
SCnTCH.IRIsH IN NEW ENGLAND"
wv ANDREW WARNER, Recording secretary
yI,HF ANNUAL MEETING of st. Johns
Gulld will held at the Guild Ofic NO UnlNeIs,y
Mace on Tuesday evening Dec u. at o'clock repo,.s %
rcsentad and election i've trustees Will DO hcu. JUN
r. PAURE, Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06
Sales By anrlion.

WILL be sold by public auction on the dock
w of the Port Monmouth and Middletown stea1Doat
1omnanv nj Port Monmouth " December - 1851 at
10 o'cloek noon steamboat William v WILSON toSethsr
with the doc said Company Inquire OF IhNhho r.
WILSON, No, Ill Broadway, New-Hork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06

REiL ESTATE.
NEw YORK. Monday. Dec >. l-'L
The following sale va, held At tie Exchange


S-story. story brick hui.alE"s and .-story
frame house with plot of land, Sos .nJ 20 'il
last I'D RI. "a, 100 10 o. o' .''-1v'. plot NI~NHN 20
ard .iurr ul".s building with plot OF l.ul Sos
.ui 60 gu- East -3I e. X. 100 n e. ~ .d-ase, get
I.N.-N- slLLl I.uII -----.
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Glluntlons I0anteo-- ttlaIcs.

summons >PN''AN~ ~f'"'~~'
A SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER or CLERK in
~ mercantile house. By SMART young man 22 single
S S,, w. ". wlNfIELD C2i 5dac brooklyn 4 y
AYOUNG MAN. capable willing and ambi
% S2 has s Dl9 J." i i X Tb2no Once ''0
NLERK or USEFUL MANLY young
< Eu-lshman J22 write, fair hand, is strong active
CLARKE, Ita iudso"-'''
NOACUMAN.-By a resuectable young man
rf , HG,r,-s {" KIIiitt:1 32s West 2atst
COLLECTOR or OUTDOOR MAINLY n
\ sharp, .lrcwl IN rcrtic yulng man. full Of snap and
push Al reference. al ~ .ldrcs, G., Tribune Uptown
once, l.g5, Broadway.
COPNIST. OFFICE ASSISTANT or CLERK.
\ p, Frenchman ago -; good p.nman and corIe,
ponacnt class e"mWenaiSns tiPshS , Moderate
hEY-GOODS SALESNIAN.-By an American,
~ agg q Lad several wears PIE al SHpeTe9es IN cry
S y, g lin, tGi,1 ' 800
ELEVATOR RUNNER BY a smart young
- man aeG H. IA wholesale holsH Is "Hhg ans RVt
NEEu, los Cint,n-si. iiobokcn n.
EVENING EMPLOYMENT wanted by
49, S @ iS4 f r5ns p1in T or
any Kind or worA. Address HANDY MAN, Tribune ohee'
IANITOR, WATCHMhN or PORrER.-By
~ age %; hs had several ycars' practical experience
al, IS arGI,Si join W. - ltSy En- Foor
OFFICE ASSISTANT or Assistant Book
" k.opcr.-By young German 02n) who understands
s,upcrpay tGlbr4h,er ,,rm); speed, 100 words; IS
good onchand ucuwau Who'll sale house preferred. GEO.
MEYER. 81 TlToopaye, BIoOAyn
OFFICE ASSISTANT or STOCK CLERK
~ Ty Young American age 2D has had Office experience
b. fair pcnln wholesale house pref rred xceIt o IA
be Testimonials furnished. JOIN DEPPEL - anion-st
DORTER.-By a German, age thirty-ive; is
I sober auG not afraid OF work Address f. j. OSIER.
KOEpEis, llS Kim sllndayc. Greenrout
DORTER-By a smlri young man (25) IS
references. Adde'S q. MASON, Astoria Long laland
city
DORTIR or USEFUL MANLY respect
able viung young nan, In whpse ale house or store
l. no. afraid of work temperate and trustworthy. Gail or
slIrrss J. T. SCOTr 2G2 Wcs llstSt
DORTER or USEFULMAN.-By a smart
vluug man, age - Is willing and competent and
give e. references. AdIrss a H. Tribune Once
SALESMAN or GENERAL CLERK.-Bv q
70 pccta o man IL willing and competent and not
raid 6g ANY KIND NJ work give thr bst or reiercnce
address 4. \. IA OWN, Goshen Conn
ETSEFULMAN or STABLEMAN.-By smart
Young man E is willing aud not afraid Of WORK can
,,Iyc GOOD references Address T. NCSiEKR(, ~ Down
ing.st.
WALLET or to accompany an Invalid gentle
man ,~oIth-By a respectable young man. French. with
first class references Address b. b. Tribune Uptown once,
I,-34 broadway
SSATCHMAN or COLLECTOR.-By n trust
worthy sober reliable married man give security
and rlty rcirrenccs expectations moderate Address
"TRI S J." Box II, Tribune Ohlce
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Cost ano fonno.

Il OST or STOLEN-Bank Book No: l3O,3 4;
IL issued by the German SAVINGS Bank 70 a ycn and 18th
hofore the 2d day of December 1881 application VIII W
made for a book.
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Ocean Steamers

steamers marked thus do not carry passengers.
lines r or psiEe ap3Y to ne agents Of the respective
Great southern Freight and Passenger Lac.
CUNARD LINE.
,.,,,,,, ,.,.,,. ,NQrICE-"LANE ROUTE
From NETWORK TO r55tyyEERPooL VIA QUEENS
FROsi PIER 40 10 EORrU RIVER
s PARTIl Y @igs- day Dec Dec + G3P M
l S@EE&i& E, c3a.ay Ds x < m NJ
trori - ami from all Parts Of Europe At very low
'"'' Freight AMI aHEEoE 'i ES e or AGENTS
/tFNFp NI, Vp,NsATISTTTf, COltp,VY
II Ti1ri% ynrt Nh TIA EE AN
llc %, ON" ' ,', NJ. A. H,Th hE' iooi OF Ioiton,,,
ra,ya l3d the ii,,'al.r'' Of crossing tlo Channel
- Gt i;, iJ., |,sn' alay Dc T. Ga y.
~, ~ b. - 81 ,'y,., v.ao,l,, prr "A n a m
'lcl, ra.an. y .Is' 10 amount to .at he ra"lac
I".i'is bj. ia',ai }> ..t No. GUowlpg Green.
EtUiON LIN. ...........
ron 65ff'fi3TsIfsii,.,, AM LiyG:PJSi
,rrl,,, LEAVING Pier ''' b.. 'o't". S, Kan, g.,
WI,,l-pE,~lN ..-f" ',.ay Dr., D. i 10 M
Wla2i$ . fa "''. IT, + $50 T. !"
qar,sa ,a, y2 a, 's Ne, i e % 3,S
mr. II'hroon. suos n-roon drtyiugroDn, oiuo AM
r'i.ru.r r1. .,ar,6p,1s, III i55,rd,'i n1s1,ir.
s95 .,. ','. >. ',' ,o .,,,,'' ~. ,,' .,
.NIIE rN-oNi. .'r'nri 70 1i,r 90 ~ f'h $50 AMI
'''' ~ ' 6r5it So 8 aGjX%fI4 ', 10" .'.,1
" tl.l.tNMN a. fIlON.
BtipEpT n CEpNfNN ITNL
uiti5a1s ,n. ' r,c. 'toup,lr, Line for
SIP; M ,;'''. j.e %
Nt., Of p2'1-. 20 rrn'1'4 L@nio1. mh'rh1!lr% Ham
~, l' '. ~ i' ~ l'. nv ..,' ~
grI, r... $50, '-,r, ~ MINI, M, ,rI s5lfl
.".,,er 80, . .' '' '"
EUNItNNpr g. -, CD. fiCHANp s. e..
'lN, d, N.,I,,.. Ny ~" o. I,r. .pi.,l,l -
,,,,,.n,,t ,rn,r,N- ,t,rt
.NIEIiAl. 'rI.hNl.AN VI Nll-.
tp!IU t..kN ~ ILbN
STEAMSHIP LINE rETWEEN NETWORK
~ttIiAHflON AND bEtAlI.N- ,.
NfF A'..... ,r. iu DIP sat pee. ~
rtlN.... 49,. &C. N d. r. ..... al, ~
RATES OF PASS iGt from SEW.YpEh - Soul ilAMP'
IDN. itA.Iit ", Bt.tiEN. ...
sitEHNGE. s'u
Return Lr.''t" r"lfrt rtf't Pr'"iN s'2'rit' c,rti
IiI.I.,t,. Io,,s.I. So. o.
''.i''''.'N ~ we F. 100" l'l-.. '''h
E\VNN ROYAL NAH. LINE STEAMERS
IoH 9rtEN~IyN; ANp LIVERPOOL
-, , ' %, t ~. W WA, ~, A. nv '"''1'
cITy y oyr1r, ' rrrls6l ri p TO- Il a3 os,"
1iTH nE EELi -- 4 I! ~ ~ - i a; n-
CIV o. - = i' ' n, jan . 70 III
CABIN $780, t' AMI s.'' .''''' "'N.'' '' '''''''''
''i .s.,..,,,r A., p-.plt so brlf.at lou.,trt,,t
e't,,, --,11. p,.ln, AMI oar NJ ami l,lrt
~. '..5,.r. l1 nd ..gr, .tttlr. sheen D. ua4
non. a. DALI. Ar.Ht 30 and - IllllNly, ny
PuLsIrpul OUtc. 30 los south Gthgt
.... -.
NBONAkCI LINZ.
-pienui,i new ,l,. .,r,.u.r.
Is'lV. Doc, ti.u.I.as pI.rlil i'rrv .Ir,sfr ItY
-in H% ,li ,' o. .r .f,.,rS mi
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WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.
For BAHAMAS, TURKS ISLAND, JAMAICA, ~ ,HnI t.
Porto RICO, ISrHMUS OF IA MAMA, ana Ioi'onl
sailing every week. Tour, invited 10 avail
these trips which they maAe ON any roup Ak ner
tompanys NJ the extreme low plloo W g.
day which includes living board the steamer tns WUo
time they may transfer any other steamer Oh uo
they may meet the VOYAGE No ckctlSSu'u ioi ''' ~
500 For passage apply to ,.,,ro
PIN, FORWARD h CO.. htfNiH
10 Stato-st, New.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ EEF"EEN NEW YORK And HANEE.
ne. ui Conn c'r, 80 4" N,rtn hiyt fool NOIOns
Ihe Ias-"I hy is tir avoid Doll. by English
mlva. and thr tsslur .rs oi crossing tho Channel
-mail boat
~ GtHrAIN, uoa idHo W,su,5 ldy, Dec T. g a u
IA IRA HyI'. Ju"ca. .......-...... ---
rI Ia i.is % Wednesday. Dec a. Il q. ~.
r.ci. fa.Ihl. 90 sight a,nu. 90 sue on tle rruuc
Tru-ajl.utIguc ol Pam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06

7 ENOX LIBRARY will be open on Tues
~ days, Fridays and SATURDAYS. from II a. IN 10
until n her N outstanding tickets good for either
day For tickets free OF CHARGE apply BY postal card ot
SUPERINTENDENT, GEORGE II. MOORE, lO0i Jth2Yc
NCW.Nork. 2G 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06

HU0U Opera House, Broadway, near 30th-st.
~ SEVENTH WEEK OF THE GREAT SUCCESS,
THE SNAKE CHARMEfG
Comic Opera by Of OliYette. the MaScOtte.
Matinee. saturday, .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06

uniform In size and unsurpassed III az
pontments The Saloons. StAt'rOOmS, SmoAlhg IN w.
rooms parei amidsps, whore the noise ahu I
lcast fc anOing degree OF comfort hlher" u'''''"'
N 49,. 80, O.,
FATES-sacon. SEQ sS0Gnd $780, Return ticket on III
yorlb tornp t,cTaye from the OH Country $50 from
New. YtTk, 50.
Thc.c ftoamcTs carry mother cattle, sheep nor pigs ,,
Fur inspection OF pllns and other inlOiinhlDu "pH d" '
II. l. CORrlS, Agent
G. t. BARTLETT & co. Agents, Boston.
BARRlTT d CATTELL, Agents. philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06
4 FAIR will he held December z and 8 at

"A The house Of the Holy Comforter Free Home for In
cubles "A West ths having FORTS object he raising OF
funds for daily food &c for its SICK ard helpless inmates;
Donations % fancy articles most earnestly solicited and
should De the Home by Nov 30 As a lunch
will be both days Of the fair from II b o'clock,
reshmens much needed Parties wishing to give in
this way will please their and amount 10 be giyea
by Dec. 3 and their gifts before O'Clock Of Doc aud
Hours u the Fair 1872 10 . O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06

CFAISKIN Paletots, sealskin D0lman's, sealr
skin listers long Goats and Circulars all the ncveSs
st,as "a lowest possible prices Tor reAasie gvods " "
sAAYNE manufacturer loS PriRSs-st Formerly OF brosa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11
The Wonders Of Science.

1t is curious how narroumlnded
some men are, and how little they care
about sui cts calculated 70 broaden
and beneht their mental faculties.
Such man vas half asleep on bench
at the u ION Depot yesterday, when a
very tai stranger with very short linen
buster sat down beside him and said
Have You calculated the pressure
per square inch which you exert on this
bench Y
The sleepy man scowled as lie looked
up, an thenrturned away AS though he
didn't want to hear any more.
do you know" continued linen
buster, "whethor it is dead weight or
force of gravitation which permits you
to rest on this bench 2"
"No, SIR was the emphatic answer.
What is the attractive power of
earth What force is exerted by the
law of gravitation on feet the size of
yours? Let us figure moment"
- don't want to hear you TALK
snapped the other, AS he sat up. II
am waiting for train!'
Som H. said linen buster, "and
that opens subject for new though
Nv Nod hho" tuC NCiSdV Va ak olS-
placed by a train moving al the rate of
thirty miles an hour? ?"
"No, sir, nor | don't care! I'm ia no
mood for talklng!'
Suppose" remarked linen duster
as he squined his left eye at the sun.
"that you are walking at the rate of six
miles an hour. do You wish to know
what pressure the air exerts upon your
forward movement Lend mo your
pencil and | will figure"
81 won't do it; and tell you again
don't want to be talked tor was the
fierce reply.
"Do you know how long it would
take q locomotive to reach the moon,
running at the rate of a mile minute?"
softly asked tue linen buster.
See here! Iii knock your head off il
you don't go away from me-"
YQu, sir, weigh about one hundred
and sixty pounds, and have well-devel-
opod muscle; but do you know how
much force is exerted in knocking
down human being, and the force of
atmospheric pressure to be overcome
before your fist reaches his face?"
I've stood your sass just long
enough, and now you leave or l II mop
the ground with your shouted the mar
row minded man, as he jumped up and
spat on his hands.
"Are not the wonders of science in
teresting to you ?"
"No, sir!"
"Aud don't you care to know that
the heat of the sun is two hundred and
ffty-six thousand times-?"
mo, sir! no, sir!''
"Or that the moon exercises an in
fuence-?'
"No, sir-go off don't care-go
away-yon're a liar and fraud!'
The man with the linen buster with
drew few feet to lean against the wall,
and the other went back to his narrow
minded and selfish interests. While
the latter dozed and thought of nothing
higher than ham and eggs, the former
picked up an old nail, and softly fig
ured out the distance travelled by q
fathers arm in giving his son an old
fashioned whaling.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11
Biscuit Tor IfOrSUs.

A singular experiment is at present
under trial in the French army. The
Minister OF War. anxious to reduce the
bulk Of provisions to be carried during
a campaign, has ordered that u new
kind of biscuit should be used as foe d
for the horses. On the conclusion OF
the present maneuvers, tho expert
ments will be rightly tested. Two
squadrons of cavalry AMI battery Of
artillery will at once be pnt under the
new system. The circular OF the Min
lister directs all the details, aud orders
that commission, composed OF four
officers and veterinary surgeon,
should see that the instructions are
completely carried out and report on
their progress and results. The SO
lected horses are to be weighed and
measured across the shoulders before
the experiment commences, and two
other squadrons Of cavalry and Il bat
terry OF artillery are to be selected,
composed, as nearly as can be. of ami
mails of the same weight and size. The
latter arc to be placed under the war
allowance of fodder, and both at once
to be subjected to the estimated aver
age fatigues of campaign. During
twelve days the experiment will be fol-
lowed ont, while the officers charged
with its conduct will constantly report
on its results. The horses are to be sup.
piled with the new food on the first
day Of the campaign, without any
transition or preparation for the change.
Tho biscuits are to be broken up, but
not to be mo!stened, and the horses are
to be watered before the meal.