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, 1881-01-01

THE charges against Marshal Fitzs1nl-
mons, Of Georgia, ara lnalfeasance III Office,
Improper llsB Ut his authority to collect fees,
ai'd general 1nistnanagemelt. Should Fitz-
simmons bu dismissed, which Is quito proba-
bic, It Is sail that he will be- succeeded By
Mr.. kiLnGall, Of AtIAntn.
, 1881-01-01

USDEn tic law. NJ Interpreted by Alter
, ne,-General Deyens, lhe President will be
compelled 10 nppulnt SUCCESSOR
. 10 Secretary Thompson. Tho appolnt-
,lncnt Of Secretary 1tanlscY to tho lo-
sltiOu every ten days. will not
stand III law. 1t Is said to be The purpose Ut
tho President to appoint tn the oltlcc the per-
son wl!om Gen. Garfield will suggest. 1t
may bv TINT Gcn. Garfield will not suggest,
though.
, 1881-01-01

1',rTsnuaG, pa., Dec. 3l.-Mcponald's acc0m-
mniadon train oil tho Fun IEandle lla!lroad cpl-
lided with freight trAtn near North Mppshcld,
pa., this ,norutng. 10th engines Yers ladly
wrecked. and tho spxIneer tWIllIaMs) OF the
passenger tsah a,ltsa1npts lnJuriea that may re-
sMtt r. death. Ihsoo Of fAs pAsscuxnEs were
slightly hust. -;i:.'.
, 1881-01-01
"~ a FATAL FALL.

- SPECIAL uUpafeA 10 Tho Chicago 1ftbta&. ="
WlLKEsl'ARNe, pa., Dec 0l.-To-4luy u young
man named deorpo Mclean was hurled to ha
death ut tho EIlauwult ColItory. ,Ilo attempted
to stop oil tho caErtaGo Us It roaphed the
landluR, but Inaie mtastap, and was
prcoIpltatcl hoad'ong dowu the shatt, which
is III feet deep: Ills body was rnanRlod 50 as tn
trouble it l,is homo III NorthuWbcrland County
~ ws.a LYING hero under tho assumed nanle, ,of
'yclupea fuut that htS rual nasue WIS NuLnau. i Z
, 1881-01-01
uITTEN I.Y A lsEAN,

1PFe3HE 17lFFUssH ~ 1Hs %H1sNpo 3rt9IH8.
DKrll0rr, Dec. ul,-Last night Joseph Uowcrs,
tramp, took rafuK0 from tho !ntsuso cold In u
barn tn thv sllurbs OF this city. A young bcur
cub confined thercin attnpkcd him during bis
steep aud uhawol both arms, mnuxlinp hlin In 4
horrfbc munner. Thu unfortunate lnli! had
considerable difficulty IN escaping FROM tho l,ear,
nAl ttAs@aKvtl ~ lllnko hlA why to tho 'pticU
believed one Ut hls arms VIII have ~ ha a.upu.
tAtU1; - =
, 1881-01-01

PETEn VASnEnuooF, who was lodged In
jail at Fond In I.ac Thursday for belug COLI
cerned III huattelnpt to wreck train Of. tho
Wisconsin Central 1ioatl, will hive for CON-
pany III his new abottu Ills wife, llis two soils,
u,il Ills two sous.In-law.
, 1881-01-01

TIE steamer FlowDoy, Cnpt. Gri0ln, be-
longing to tho Memphis t. Arkansas River
Packet Company, valued nt sla.O00. wel,t
down Mt lcndleton Landing OH tho altssIs.
sippl yesterday. No lives lost. Tho boat
,,syas Insured for S5,0GO,
, 1881-01-01

GnEEcE lns determined OFT Il reply to tile
Turkish note Of tlss 14t't ult. It pcrtinently
points ont uiat Turkey, by Its note, prcsup-
poses recognition Of tho Berlin Conference,
md asks, Wtnt IL tho use ot another one,
ser!ng that 1t flnrkcy> refuses to obey tic
one whtc', has been held? III the lncal,-
'ttirc, Turkey Is mnsslng troops III tic Greek
frontier. and will soon haye 100000 nletl
there
, 1881-01-01

' ST. Louis, pco al,-A spcciA! to the Republican
frNn Hoonsitlg, No.. saya u.ut two old npgsaey,
I.!da and Horny Slaughter, mothor aud sVu, ,wcro
found frsnen 10 dcuth Six la,lsa from
thoro.. Honry. was lylpg i''ia tho :goAl,
abnut 100 yarda frotu. his .houso,
md hts suothor was aIetlnH at tho hroloss hearth
ut homo, Tharo wis p!pHty OF wood IN tho yar,I,
Aid y gt0d sanck Hf provisions and tlsthInx I'll
tho h0nsV. Tho colp!o wHru old hnd stgk Henry
" halploa2
, 1881-01-01

IT was 10 degrees below zero at Washing
ton Yesterday, and tho oldest lnllabitn,t wns
in reunest in ort!er TINT 1t might be nscer-
tainrd whether there ever Ind been tho like
In iIs recollection. Tho new "Old probs"
saiA that only nj Fort I3ufort nnsl OH Mount
Washington did the mercury fall SO low,
, 1881-01-01

FIFrY.NINE Nntiona1 banks, with MI ae-
Eregate capital Of s7,274,t7o, were organized
during the past year inst closed. Eleven
bnnks, will, MI aggregate capital Of 81 ,0io, ,O00,
went out of business. anti three banks, wItl.
q capital Ut s7Uo.00o, went into bankruptcy.
, 1881-01-01

DURING the year just ended G5Ss marriage
1lcenscs were Issued at the County Clerks
olllce III this city, against 6,G14 In tho year
1s71 Tho greatest number fur my one
month was Issuctt In November. although
tho fact may hive Ind ITO political slgnIf-
ra1Irt
, 1881-01-01

THE Eugtish, III accordance with the
foreign policy Of tic present Government,
arc about to withdraw from Canlallar. and
VIII allow tho Afglluns IL .lauage t1eIr own
alfuIrs for the future.
, 1881-01-01

The death is announced of benjamin X.
Phelps, United Stntes Dlstrlct-Attor,uy Of
New York City Ilo caught Il severe cold
While attending his wife's funeral few
weeks ago, u1ld sucrunlbed to It.
, 1881-01-01

A MEETING Of landlords and sucl, tenant
farmers rs they could control WIS held Mt
En1skillcn, ireland, yesterday to .leuounca
the Land Lenguo alMl to call OH the Govern.
Ment 10 preserve order III the island.
, 1881-01-01

:, Jealous Of Whitaker because Of his better
: standing with the colurctt arls III tho vcfnl'
ty"f Wrst Paint nnt1 breas,se Ut tho superior
ity pf his dress md turnout. Tie charges
to bc preferred aRnInst Whitaker are rer-
jury and conduct unbccolnnE MI officer and
IL Hnul ii.nlnn
, 1881-01-01

AM IsAntLLAnp WIS elected to the Quuhcc
Parliament frOm one OF tho Montreal dis
trtcts yesterday. lie wps ,i,,sentetl few
mouths ago OIL the ground TINT lIo gained Ills
seat through undue clerical influence.
, 1881-01-01

iiESltv A11NNEsKEls drank ten scl,oouers
OF beer II. live minutes III st. Louis salool,,
for wnEor Ut ten cents. lie ulet! a,l hour
otter he Ind swallowed tho Inst schooner,
, 1881-01-01

ENGLAND. too, Eas prosperetl in the latter
part Ut the -ycar Just closed. During tlle lust
three months The reyoul,e secpipts were
SQ7. o0, nguInst so, 900 QUO tho correspond.
Ing period uf 1870,
, 1881-01-01
WEST POINT.
TIE OfF!CEns "nDwN on" GARDNER,
Sp<4{dl F1{<In3 Fo ~ fttf.rnn 1tufl.uuS

THE 0rfsCHns ,pDwH on" GARDNER,
snttjai Dt.m,rh IN rAs f,ht,aoo 1rt,mns.
v'...'H - "' n,S'yu y, ~, .'s'n"''
"AsH!Su9oA. ~ w i,ec' u1'-1noFo 10 9ootl
ae"' VI 4ce1'ne h'notak tae "esl loIht o'tecrS ht
tne 1Act tnat s!a1. unrtiior pas been appointed
ludgc.Adyocatp Ut the Whitaker oourt-,nAr-
tial, Con. 6choI!ctd, between whom aud Gurl-
ncr tbnrn Ia nnw nulto II nontr,,v"rs,. f,ro,vfuv
~. ~. s' 40 "eW I"'tu '1.."se's'' s.""'o4
oat VI tao F!tA JonH fHetef court. says
that Garstncr did not huyo tho contI-
t!oa.eo If tho Officers r. Wcst t'atnt. Or Of the
winter to havc w'.ht,r.'wH the paper. which
clArgts ARAtnst SchOtcld, Int that Hch0tu!1
himself hetl!neI to consent III their withdrawal.
Notwithstanding Gen. SherIilMn urB1d hin tu do
50, 0ardbor IL Ilot West Point ul!ueri anu the
teelanx against him IL perhups n,orv bitter on
that accotlnt.
TIE wtfIrr4Knn cnt,sr.uanrtAt
nro,,,,sop m f,ruixI, n INV uonartInu trt. n I.
eu.lcti, viii ba duyulonc,l III thS tereisr. il IL
stMirJ among WbittMkcra rrenIls thnt tllev ~.
pent 10 10 ai.o 10 shaw that Whittaksr:sI :I o,,rs
wUlo MutitAtr,l, nDt by cu,luis. iuit bv: snun
nthur perspns ~ much h1VGcr rink ct1nnSut,tl
wtlh tho institution a,n1 tGMt ihtS was ti,nt, ft,r
tho ptlrpusu nr driving Wlittukur fuItIt Ihg
Hcndplny. rhls thtury IL tx,ssiGiy ta,niiri,m,f IL
spluo III thu rvccUi statnluvuts. uf ilun. St,hs;.
tlcI,t's frculs, w6o suy tiat It wts n,YM nninIy
, 1881-01-01

MAfon 1lAn'.1soS. III NIL Interview with I,
TniuuSE reporter yesterday. announced
TINT lie WIS II can4ltlntu iur reelection. IIe
Will probably not bo Ills own successor,
however.
, 1881-01-01

LITTLE locg, Ark, Dec. oi.-Tho Arkansas
River, upp,slt the city, nild IL flut I'LL the why
to Fort Smith, ~ frozen entiroly aeross. Skaters
here aro aynlllng thomsclyss OF tho unusual up
partunltytor such Tpart III lnrgp numbers, and
tho city fr1nt present ell n lively SPECTACLE t-
day. larHu auaRtI.y Of tcc will bo put up dur
Ink tho cold Ainp. -
, 1881-01-01
CENSUS.
Fr.4-NtF m f:st ttl{

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Dec. 3t.-Tho Supcrln~
tcn'lcnt of tho Census 1nakus tho following up
proximntc statement Ut. tie population Of tic
States nni Terrltorrs. X IS l,ellcyod to be very
near tho s'gsrcs. which arc expected to to nm
unliJtrtH = ,yank+
, 1881-01-01

THE Treasury receipts froA, customs dur
ing tic mouth Ut Dccamber were sly, ,000, ,to0,
ai'd fro'n lntcrnul revenue during tAe saEuo
period Sla,0O0,O00,
, 1881-01-01
1'ETENsl3U1,Q,,Y VA

psTEnsnUis,, Va, Dto. al..-IAt 10 this morn
,ua tho thermometer registered u degrees ba-
low aero. Such weuthcr has not bcon expert
enccd tor Years. .-- =. 49,. .
, 1881-01-01

EXCESS ut exports over Imports. $.0f .4Yl, ,C1J
=. TIE Ft,Lt.OwiKu STATEMENT g.
shows tho value ottmports Of merchandise into
aud vi exports Of d0ulestlo ulurchan.l.so' from
tho, yArt0tls customs -uatrluts Ut tho United
States lurlug tho tn0uth OF Novemhor, 1880:
, 1881-01-01

llES1tf WASHINGTON, u culorcl youth of
~. WIS hanged yesterday ut Jurksou, 3llsx,
for murder. lie confessed Ills guilt, and
was 1epeatant,
, 1881-01-01

PARTLY cloudy weather, occasional light
epows. md slight rIso In temperature are
predicted Tor the Upper.Laks region to.tiay,
, 1881-01-01

8r. Lppls. Dec. Bl.-Tho weather moderated
aEqa'ly To-day, tue tnerausy having .rIAqa N X
lA2Eooa aboye zero. Tho g'llltion Of lhe river !s
unchanged stuca II gor9ed yesterday Aornlng,
, 1881-01-01

utrr shtes fnnrc c,,tnhin hr,nx,a mi n;,.%.
soTd nd ot {, ,tain9 ;9 wnala soo rcpSo the at!nainE
jnrs " weatdrWj.a cw wcsay,la 19yd 4o cnnn or
sst tei essst tearts4, dtnrs ra,eF er
Sat @ I,'strs. s 'y a5rpn o. tEe
Ravo thososos m I" tho ] casant :. eo''tetIays RteeanIy
",!rs ""p,prrs1l~%Pht!as tns ys'aS e ft;!To 10;
stY%sr!s'ss e %e 's,,, e rsopIS Why WIRE caposS
ta pc cacr 9ron e. af @ eas n shG lpptx md
s@SsSks: @ tl!eir nasr tips. an; aii tlo wsS ,!"wa @
rnr neks ~, I s S1t t II; their ot tnos Ths a
ntt ,,casy n ma Hi v % ,, ,s nvce, el9fs fo,
AZ % littiuG nlsrt fesitnY p ipe q a'ecr. 'ss:
As liz or IL rrcy wn a1, 'aGe a to winters wind.
asG ae1tM aS anwa tpo,. to Ertnt city. tho
S @ III r oan a,tHs th}ns ntsnr ta 9'efIss,
fos to sSstae charley 'ssss Fosses
ssS Nc St e s G} ot begin to do
5ssrE nh tp the cass V re'!cce in ths appear.
''e g; VIZ VIZ "1,"ss 81 ni so s,ferx pMs Ats
n9~ ~ Ials IT y Il wns nloye: vt l.. above;
S T. Viii y fr n:'n ~ p ~ Il ~ ,neose s a..
The notio not ,: f.:atornlty or p!utnbsrs relotco as
ss s = %Sss s:sI Ms'ssz H. " r Ia
Gmt5e ',t,, S.a" xttsne l. raKo eones to te fft M
,ssa e; =! ,a'ssaps xsh ass ins ~ pro5ve's, saS as
nro to "'ce HI ~ 70 pos ur ior'i 9r ndorn tale
wnshcd beach. fho Imbers n,aI ~ III mrya.t %yst
wa ihs %Ss to e 6t ot
t,y osootrig &c TN tWo nrG hnso s'sGu e.'tnnll,n-
ooit,ary % nrtIst Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @
St tS @ rst,csa aI,aIt of IT, E"k M %e,twnrth. No. M
Tas Sa Ner! ss stste Ss si4set E.
H. oo.h cases tlq lea1ss Of warknp np tho 'e.
ti.ustros "s hn, @ au to results etually
e 1on q H., se!'tred nGrs a',d t,ete ~ te buck
Sa KIT ,rt t''u s, .g,,, a N to %!ls while sov-
Sirs; '. St S!tsas VIZ ssSssTy ii ai liz oa tas
sf ii %sS ss.s 's oss IT, ID 'ss ss
cosets q sl{ i' st hoy many
{snE M5s n H. s, staSs Tlan te %ter i so
sxes |kt 81 tlat pSo 70 eeo!ltae s '
peste 100 Spt to thas % that, @h epR!e sae axo axo
s,'I5fseeaot !,I, hy Y.,,,, = more moderate
nsmph nnat .t ~, inc dat'z9r ia wholly
Ss;pcnimgy apt ~ 20 lo th1tasslyes ni.nK rug
Sasp:ssss!y sss Rspt ss i ts %sse sss;e
Wn,Is arn m Eli ma fonhstSa o,, Sht t; Tho
ppss u refsiss u ,aS @a ap' ana nd'ss
is H ay 9r,no sort ,.o ~ seeney' naa tnts. w6lio
~ & Mtter Il. n, HutFs. mo ntsIi9shcrc inside
~ oe,y yi s.e ~ WI M Mtnecuk lr1n Wnlt!t was CURING
insich dnnver ns hnfs,rf: 1a''s' olee'7e's us
Tho amount Of prevalent ignorance regarding
T nho h,r9por nse nt kitchei rnn4ea ~ simply
"ta ns issa .he Ironriety uf
kittiiati eJp,,or: In With not t h,sn,vna Ht
and servants might 10 taught, witiloi,t INV n
tue. .nt,I'laasMnt consequences attending tho
cSt Ut, 7; raa,, rs on tn sub
fn OF water, atoprtng It in NJ bsiI e1,ss. lid
thcl, building tisa nttder aud l.rxitnd it. For
TINT .ts rGnily whit IS .tono when a
~ ,1tHo LILY .nSHuts tnS ,s ,tHen WMter.nnoK.
whns tsot,nrci,,, ,sinss H., ipl,is, 1s ~ nnt
hn,s".L.,nna ~ P'bSs e; HN n1uAD!y Mnt oile
ratnSIc Pr M, ~ ,n1 II n"n5ea T, 1o.ts1s fho
tlar aud agu IL .ruriS uutnInr, l,mt II nnu-tMi,e
%' IN" ant irs so e S' St rS ts!dPns ancr Up Ta tSo 81
steam f'thdrehy "crcntcd must he tIispusrl
, 1881-01-01

Naw PHILADELPHIA. O.. Doc. 3l-Nr, Schmidt,
an old enpoy9 tAtb4s: Dover Furnace, was
killed Yesterday, ny ttho explosion, OF 4 torch
VIII which 10 wa pghtlng us plpe.
, 1881-01-01
-:..' INDICATIONS.

OFFICE or risR CnIsp SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. D. G., Jan. ~ q, m.-For the
Tennessee ai,d Ohio Val'oy southeast to "soutt.
west wluds, warsncr, purity cloudy weather, and
fAllln9 bnTuneter. -.
Fos.tho Lake RUgton southcnst to southwest
winds, n night F'ssalu totnpoEasrsc. occasional
Hight suow, nnd purity nlnully womthor, md sta.
tionnry o. elowlyfalling barometer,
Fur the Upper Miaassppl und Lower, Nils
s0ur Valleys warnlrr. purity cloudy weather,
oeeaslo!iBl light snow southoeIy to Westery wlnls,
aud falling bhrptnottr,
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
: :" -, G1IlQAQU. llan. 3l-lQ,ls n IN.
, 1881-01-01

Bl.AA9u1, tue noted French Communist,
died Yesterday. lilo was III hls roth year,
Ills WIS an eye,,ttul and stormy iife,
, 1881-01-01

. = F@A4EkQt IIAIt, .rj,,o >.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Noo, 8l.--NayI1atlon III, entirely
s.ppe1ded. 10th savara aFo full Of: Ice. cloa1
, 1881-01-01

.Insa lsHASon, N. J., pco. IL 1.-The vcathor Ia
,t9oderAtipx. Thu Thermometer has risen - le.
grces Ia twonty,four huuss,. Ill, >. +.
, 1881-01-01
THIN QUAIIl QUAIL

T = ! 11R91 10 sE1I1 H2UAI71t
: ctsCINHArt, TO-, lice. 31.-Telegra,ns report
That quail and othor Wild aAmo haye perlshctl IN
great ntlallors 9li through tho DAIo Yulioy by
ths sevcro cold. The woathor Ia slowly tnodcr-
ntlnR, :.
, 1881-01-01

DAnsEsv4tAr, o., Dec. al.-Jo1athan Cop.
ttoek, woayor, wa founll fsozan to. aenth yea'
tsrlay on tho stFoot. lie had been drunk.
, 1881-01-01

fhe plaulhess Apd coal.daslera hufaea saem-
s4r'es With delight yesfprs1ny. They hayo besu
t4tpa tAs saue aoet Ut thing fur soyerul daya,
Tut those wes 4 uew reasou fur th7lr amhs1eo Of
, 1881-01-01

Totals.,,.t,;;. .... '.,,.s7,loo,ols ssl.a4ssi
, 1881-01-01

APPLICATIONS FOIt St, $4,000 pENlIxd uEroMz
ONE nUl1EAU OB THE dQskRkAEST,;, ;.
Hpteiat uupatea 10 I1s GAteaqo Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
he moved away, ayou are bound to go tomorrow y

he moved away, "you are bound to 60 tomorrow
"Yes, Warden. Only let Inc get outside the
walls outside the walls" McCarty was left smiling
at the thought of only getting outside the walls"
Poor fellow" exclaimed the Warden when LIE
had moved away, I'm afraid he won't ever get
outside the walls alive. Stronger' He's growing
weaker and weaker. It's strange what fascina-
tion it has for him, to get outside the walls"
McCarty had not friend in the world, nor was
there anyone to take any interest in him.
If some 90. Others are constantly coming IN. Two
convictS wcro received that night from Clinton
They were under life sentence They were brought
manacled together, and were at once locked mp for
the night, not to 90 out again alive. They showed
no emotion.
The food for the convcts is wholesome and snii-
cienj. The bread is particularly good. The food Is
prepared in the kitchen, where huge boilers aIe
seen. containing n. u,. another potatoes, another
meat, etc Every thing in the way of food is prc-
pared on large scale, as there are loss eonVlcis
TO he fed. The bread is baked jn fOnrtccn-pound
loavcs, aud nnety-six of these are baked three
times q day. About LOO pounds OF beet are con-
suiHed daily, or little over pound Tor each CON
Wet,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
Qeachrr5.
lEIGN TEACHERS

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
y AGEECY sI70rr, corr"f schools ant Ftnilt VIA
tluui.I rp lIr'.ut Vrp'r.sIr rrl-ipu' ant 4'tirt
Farl., eulny ibrpli 'r 20 c'ln rr pp n1t n' ~
,,nErrur.sFA can p. Nllt"-' At L.
I0J ., Au,r.cAu,uI Fpr,,l Teachers Agency 20 Ou'a
square
Al AMERICAN CLERGYMAN, successful
" .l.r vi.hr. uur two Qupt ut ls "tuoy city ref
rrrir,. uf tir lsr.t character Address TEACHER lrD-
uu. pioau plf,r. L.'' Lrnai"a!.
DRINAIE instruction. Pupils prepared Tor
I ,u...se. rrl..' r,f.r,nr't Address YALE BOX ~
Tribune u.I,t-
rVEACUEPS. TUTORS aud GOYERNESSES
furnished % 'Uurlpt.t All 'th.A"t
Trt.l..t ..Vrl y..t ''N..iIN ... p,,,,.,. ,r,tv,y
PINU,NIA'- AsLNNl. uour'H' "u-'"Ai' "'o'''"
and lliI-.-
rE7FNCHERS WANTED. - Ladies - l'iano,
SINGING and Fr.g,h pIn' English ana n.In i' l
'r -p.ull Iu-ItH FIyI. h German l.h Wh-l. 'utI.''
french LAIN aua mus. vocal mu-', .'i ,.., - ~. . ~ %
.rf t.r...u. German .al painting piano ann 'h W. &
Hlu t..Iu..|. Ir.urh suft."'s7 ,'i ,'' "'' lI
ttr..f and e.li.aut military trl, 'l. L. r',' r,,
nf .Irrr.tr. uI..F tI tnd tf'N'hi I'u
mals.r r Jut bUuaa'U plur inAtE,ii'' a., ""t'''
.i.i rHI. lH. Apply fu Af, VI. J N.' -' .'i1''.-' '
Iur,4 4-u gra,L,I. Agency. % lh.o" square
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
Gin Rc1l Gel1Jc Gcr Sale.

TOR SALE.-With immediate possession, the
Gcsrape three story En- basement house, l2f East
OF lr..r. 81! ' l0f l-GN9fns
house m fair condition. Apply 20 B. FLANAGAN, $50
Oth.Gyc.
CTORF PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Pccl, Slip
- between Pearl and Wat,r.t- RILAND& & WHITING,
~ Nassitat
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
gonnlrn iJropcrlp for Sale ana 90 Get,
6iluaiions f0antco--femn.cs.

CHAMBERMAID aud WAITRESS, or wait
city references in c'ur~cs also wines end slad.
very careful silver and glass Is tidy clean AID capable
YORK Call at 2a2 9th IStt over shoe
stOr,.
NOOK. and to assist with washing.-Ry n re-
y spectacle grl; good references. 100 West 54dst
NOOK, &c.-By a German cook; meats,
y sOuYs pastries h-CIt cake, &c; FOR city or country;
privats pubic. Ready at Tie Pro if-iANi HOME
BUREAU. rs Gtbayc., fourth house above loth-7L
COOK WASH, IRON.-By German help for
I i CITY or country can hc seen q the PROTESTANT
HONE REAU. 13s Gtn ave fourth house above lothst
nKESSMAKING.-By competent and eX-
~ peIenced DR. -srakor: would Ike few more rnrae,
meps by day; nrsrCass r'fcrencr1i 10 meals required
terms. e. day. Address L. r.. Advertising 0mcc @O5 W'-t
2Sdst
EOVERNESS FOR CHILDREN, CONPAN-
u JOE OR HOUSEKFFPER. By q lady t2-Ji spn nks
10 rLyel good ~ an object than salary Address
Mrs. b.. TIbuUe Uptown Once. l,.@7 Broadway
HOTSEMORk. CHAMBERNO DIRK, WAIT
ISG Or NURSES, &c-.-By Amen, an a1i Protestant
gria for city coantr moderate wages At the PROF
EsIANT HOME Buk kEAU, l37 Gth-aye. above lOth-st
HOUSEWORK or COOK and LATNDRESS.
ny o scotch Protestant girl, ready Hing and not
afraid 10 work do good -L and ron nr ~ good
can y attention work and coed behavior a' CON.
sfsnt S6me. 2g2 6thaye over saoc store netr l7 si
ADY will sell handsomely CHECKER
ing upr2f Piano. 800 made 10 order for less than
$3.50. Residence, 23I East l9thst near 2daYe
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DREPAKATNRY sCLENTITIN sCIINOL.

PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
| Madison y. anil ti-f. 80. fIr fl' ~.NIo, ~ Mu.S
stevens Iu.'i:. ~t.rt &c., ant technical professions
ClI-ec, in AIeh.t'ctud % and H.chIu.cI! ilra"iu.
A. colin it' Eng n,'r toIIa, Us NJ ana professor ~
Naval ACIiruF.
I University Grammar school. l,i~l Broadway
I y near t4t..- .i,tI F'lr Primary Commercial and
Classical DcpIrtIlaai4 ~ NJ HOBBY. W. lam ruur'rhit
WILLIAM II. LEGGETT Ina, removed his
w sriuo. li- r-.II-uc 81 f-It 5lsts The school
--II. NJ .ll.- az nanL.I- I.I ~
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Inwoodaye. ~ High Trdgc-si, 23d ward
Lots $50 ami $50. Martha Williams TO Edward ..,o
wic to Chas siel1T.. 1000
Inwood&ve s. l2S uu OF Ciark-rlacc l50Xl.HX
l6O.ll x!22.l William o Plat and wife 10 Mar -
tha Williams. 100
4Sthst = 57o fl OF 1Othave. SAlcr r.5x3uxG2xl43 -
Y: Robert Aud 10 NirfTcl Lynch. ..-..-.--- 5000
Burr and Vie to Isaac io,hsci $4,000
''-'' ~ 2a5oO
Somis 10 John l25oo
Jenay ana husband to Fralk G,iaman IN, 10000
r7th-i. So l1u n cf 7tlay,. 5OxlOl1y ylrrrCuaIi
H'l'r skid ore to lte II mnraudt il'ls. .,..--
GFaPa, si 4y5o;stt G"5 55; ~ o. henry aus anu 1900
S''TsG s X i 3, dot otlif'to % ATtis Vac own $500
Glst-gt. u s, 204tia II of 'tiisvr 25.tg,l"GN-;
Chauotte Phillips and hu band 10 Robert Ben c,o,.
'''J +, ,l! y ;; aid 1V wif n 10 ." I.abca $3.50
4ih.avr. \, 100 II II 90 l-5tha', lcHN51; N 'had
shcrv to payid Patton ......-..... ..... .---.
same property. David ton o sIrs j. II Lorrsh'ry.
Hiads nave es 10 Il Of GJil-,i ..Nei Ernest ,,
lr.csbCok and Wit. TO Emma OR. c-, ftob'
sane GrP2esccF PtsRc5Fy; Da'I' "'0 o., . w., ' 1900
lyaih..t n 81 " I3lth.st. 90 II Of jih.avc, 75x
t1lx John " Aitheu ........ ...-.-.. ..-..-.- q
n rft6 i1s Snd II Te 81 10 JOHN stevens 5000
a'1S ham Il Van @ Scsi i AND u WE 5' 70 Il in 9 2coo
7Ith.st r. I-ft W of Mad snn-avs, lGCNse,J P.gc
and VITO 10 Arnold f.s.ig ....... .-..-.........
I4Gth-st. SIS. lb'u IL - OF Aleyaud'tl1c If1NlH;
J.Iue n Kellogg q George 4 liA-F'riy. .-..- lot1
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Gicam5oals an0 naiIroaos.

CALlF0RNIA, mar, ,r,.vr
APOTIs and points in NEBEAsKA. UTAH. mon
TANA, DAKOTA, MINNESOTA ami iH' NO"lh'
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO VIA me
CHICAGO AND NONTHwL-TEEN Ry.
II rups rum two 10 i've ira daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points. 1T ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Oh
chicago PULLMAN sLEUPEHS are run ON All "' IL
urough nnd mrht trains For ] rates o asa I co& a est
agent Ia CO.. 20 Al i r rcn No 40 Broadway, New York
O1W lEil war,I;er UNr Nashua Portland East
Fare reduced itci tickets to i'oson SJ 10 Worcester y
The ne" Iron 9tE.i'FFYi' EiFY or WORCESTER, ..,
woai exception s lr %'t or eTS5pir SrSS Si' Oh '' O"" m
ciye Tor No 30 Nortn Rg.r foot Of Wasest ne4t pier
above Dcsoruoss ferry, daily except sundays at l'op'
CHARMS ...,....,,. o.,,. ,,.,.,,,,,r, ,r,,s
- CITY, RIVER AND HAIHoh lnAN''o'' ''t
COMPANY.
once, rierls. y. r., foot corraultsL
onsrnnonts oi freight forwarded ~ directed to any part
OF the world
CNEoUAIIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders for delivery OF all kinds O rsu' ana eF
chandisc any part Of the city. .... .,.,,
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight f every description promptly Bhterd to any point
In the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, AND BARGES ALWAYS On HAND
To CHATTER
Steamers IT. starin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is y. r. at . p m daily lSaturdAys
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New-foFk ahd
New. Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points ID. l. & W H. Il, reserved III fIer
For New.IIavrn aud points East at Pier ls
NORTH SHORE STATEN IsLAND-Eleven Miles Tor
Cents, sfrom Pier l. l. H. foot "hitehasL
CENTRAL SHTPYAKD, COmmunipaw, NJ--DrY DOCKS
and Boiler shops everything appcrAnihg 10 the
ptfn uandr, alr oI yez.g
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
(EILLlSlON SEMINARY,
EAsTHAMPrON MASS.
A CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.

Bov thoroughly prepared various COLLEGES higher
schools OF science and for business.
The winter term viii begin January =. 1892
For catGio ,1D, giving u.ll information, address
j. W. FAIRBANKS, Ph -.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29

STONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST -
FARE to pOston for rstcass limited tickets good only
q" sipp31ngs XHRG SsETr and Mhs,ACHUsgrrS
leVc dV eIce1t Suniysl at i:3U from Pier 81, N H.,
footof Iay.sf arr wing In Boston nc o a. m 49, s....
Tickets Tor sale all princlpl! cket ohos st @
erured az oces of Westcotts Express Co.. aL nos 81 am
Az iroadway Asor House. and ~ Metropolitan ahd Fh
Avenue Hotel ticket oibceA
PROVIDENCE LINE Tor Freight only .
Steamers Pier - OOt Of Narrenst " II. at p III
daily Except sundaysl Tor Boston Vl IfOsuence direct
FTeirht wa either line taken al lowest rates -, :, -
". = EABCOGh. FresldeAL l. W. i1AhINS' VI IL Ak-