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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-09
auction Gales of Real Gstate.
A DRlAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.

A DRlAN II. MULLER, AuctiOneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY NO a. WEST 28TH.sT. NO. 2l1 WATER
ST, AND on MACDoUGAL AND MINErTAsTs' AND
MINErrALANE.
ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON win sell at auction on
TUESDAY Dec IL. at IL O'Clock the Exchange sales
room No Ill Broadway by order Of the executors Of estate
OF Elizabeth a. LOudeTback. decelsed
WEST 2ornST. The extra wide four story high-stoOp
house and lot No A West 28th St south
be broadway and Gthaye; lot 26I1Sy with
lures and mirrors
Wal Err ST The hve-story brck store and lot No 2ll
south side be- Beokman and Fulton lot
1871 iXtI.lO.
MACDOUGAL AND MINETTA-STS. AND MINETTA.
IANFrne three story brick houses and lots No ll3 Mec
ugal-st No II Minettast and Nos l. 3, Mnetalane
having frontage Of 81 on Macdoug alst o46 on Mneta
ST.. and l34.9 ON Minettl lane
Maps, &C. at office OF auctoneer, No Pnest
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Counirp propertp for Sale ano to Get
Gtenmboats an0 fiailroa0e.

TOR NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
R a IN hnS o n dRHd Ea. p H.
NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston. Worcester Nashua Portland and The ESst
Inc ne" iron CITY, CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception elegant boat on the Sound. and
leaves Pier 49, North River loot Of Wattss next pier
above DesDiossesst Ferry day except sundays al 45Opm
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD-Com Commencing November O. 1882.
through trains wiz leave Grand central Depot n,
win p also 70 a S1ratoss sov onv
at Albany syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Erie Cleveland and
i0S0 M Chicago drawing cars to Canaan.
dffS a. to albany and Toy with connection
toga GIens Falls Lake George aud Rutland .,u
M AS3ng p@ toy ana Sf fo only
M IT. louis SIPTs ay va he %Pe also Ss Niagara FAILS
Buna o, Tuedo and Detroit e..,, isl, .,oon,, .oor.
to Syracuse Auburn Road also to saratoga ana Mon
Rochester Buffalo cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago and
II Nh with slesplngGssG' 70 Albany dSS oS and
on at 80 BSH Ssen f PaIR ana StS and BG1
TnS stI D'O-1"1y' Nc" i''-' c. Is, MEEKEK
J. 81 ToUCEY Gen sup't Gen. Passenger Agent
y CITY RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier 49, y. r.. foot Of Cortandt-st
Consgnmens OF freight forwarded directed to part
OF the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received Tor delivery Of all kinds OF freight and mer
chandiso 10 any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight of every description promptly ghtered any point
IN the harbOr at reasonable rates.
STEAABOATH BARGkS AND GROVES TO CHAR
FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John H. starin Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier To- N H., at0p daily tSaturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between Newly ork and
New Haven caro- and dispateh guaranteed -
Freight for points D. l. a W. a. H. received at Pier 10.
For New Haven aud points East at Pier Ia.
NORTH SHORE brATEN ISLAND Eleven Miles for
Ten Cens steamers from Iron Pier J. Il H., foot OF
WhtsbAlst
CENTRAL BHIPYARD, Communipaw, N. J.-Dry Docks
Machine and ocr shops everything apperianins 70 the
construction ard repair Of vesssls
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Ste imboals anb Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
A. MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.

on and after November u passenger trains
Leave from Pennsyyania Railroad Depot foot Of cOriandt'
eaHocRt Daor car arrives wash
M daily seepsrs ANA day coaches through to CINCINNATI
.7pn daily. Fast line arrives Washington 1855 m, Gin
S Sl19 1880 P M chicago sSY a m and 81 L9ui:
aaG Eo anSs and s chicago and day
Day Sxpe. eEH n @S1 g. aa %
and day caches through to Cincinnati and Chicago
arrive from the West az $50 M $50 p. and 1880
checked c%Sany and 3 BcaG
way and at all the offices Of the Penusylyana Railroad Com
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
ing ss"Y Leave %4s York
mS5 El.m7gtQp Hsn Bridge Branch sshcscy.
Reading h9isSug MSus1 cha1E Eam,Dor Tamaqu
@fSt Fs%IaEtgP, Ei5s5on Aisn,ovn Reading Har
pS5 ESsSP %oS Gap Tsm,q
McqntT Bg T6 Lake Lake vlopaeons EsstOn
$50 %FS5 Eastoa. IeHFO%S Reading, Harrisburg
ana d @ sSa so NJ sl :'ca RoaHs
iSS iS.S sl RE- S4S Ms So
$50 $50 40 ?I& $50, 645. g. 6i5. $50 4 I,So
20 trains ans local points time tables at stations,
For sewaren and Perth AmbOy at g. ei0. ll46 a m.
l45, g. 445, Cp - :,
For Freeholdat D. $40, iiso a M = . 7: 10.
For KeypOrt az ;. p o. liis2 a M T. 44O. o. m:
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
" ~ VIA SANDY HOOK
FooT REcToR.sT. ' 49,
Commencing october z, 1882
For Highlands. SeaDught Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch, D.
f fS5 A' ant, u Hqhi Ss9as gss H. for
Lakewood Manchester. Toms River, Barnegat 80.
las D, m. Atlantic City, Nineland, B1dgeon &c.
S15 a for stations 70 Highlands.
lao. 4 q p m for stations TO- Se1brisht
NEW-YORk AND PHILADELPHIA
IN BOUND BROOK ROUTE
ForTRENTON and PHILADELPHIA
Leave New. York from station Z. X. X. OF y. J.
For Philadelphia Ninth and Greensts at 745. $50 llo,
a. m, $50 4, 40, $50, z l2p, m. ON sunday at sts
m no 81 20 on sunday Day at 20 so Mo M 7so
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New.York
SITS 1870 $50 80 II m Is, 9.46 $40 Gas. ~
on sunday at 8 80 a 10. 0 80 IL p M o,s - , s.ao
$40, $50 1880 p. N. Sunday at 10 m, 430 m
From Trenton l25 500, sos 300. 1908 ll34 a mi 2,
4:26, 624 1928 D. III. Sunday. 1:25 9lS m, ol5 p. m
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS are attached 10 day trains
and SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains from Ne"
Connection is made Jersey city Station and from
Brooklyn and Erie Depot, Jersey City - 49,
Tickets sale foot OF Lbertyst Nos 1888 26l 4O
ga O 1928 broadway and at the principal hotels Nos
and conrtst and Annex oce JewelPs Wharf Brooklyn
y. Transfer Company will cal for and check baggage
from hotels OF residence 10 destination.
w w. sTEARNS Gen sup't
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,rN,rpn STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-The following bust
transacted in the Supreme Court of the United
etstes today
M l2O-James Turner and others, appellants agt the
loan and Trust Company-Argument continued LOT
Ar 81 ees and concluded for appellants
Adjourned
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ERCoRDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.
Water IS cor Of Flccherst. Harriet Arnold 9,
eOtn,ss' ss 100 q eof4thave, 925xlOO1l; Smith
liit6..t ss 276G Il W 1 Of sd.sve. is0Iiooii;
l2sts aa sgi - to smith o and not
Inc line X s Johnson and husband to George John.
Montgomery VIM Henderson SOM $4,000
,o7 regular i sullivan to Siias =
and wife to b Bernard .................. $3.50
DIT, knight and wife to smith. $500
-, Trustee, etc; to l. il Kip Of al $1,000
90, s ., 70 NJ J Pheian ........,.....' 076O
oh sullivan and wife to James NJ Varnom and ,ooo
eSssss 5d.avc a7IiOosa Dons. ''',
62d.st; Sg9 Isiavc No 48i East; val.
lsoihst 300 4 " Of ainaTo. i6oI6Sii: Jos
oo lawrence OF al to NJ Forbes .................
u.s. 1S, Z seleck to Nellie l. Jackson '..,' 10000
,oet aanes and husband to Rudolph Martnsen 10000
l2os ant cor Of gth9ye 75x985j Eliza ubren
q, rain 1880
or. ChetwOOl, referee to Il Beach ..... 1880
69th,' c ss % # " of isave 251l06.5 same to
e0t' IS # of ad-a1c. 3G1i0oj; same to
eOt4'+ % Of X1eX i85IiooS; same to
oet6:,I' 5, 10 Of Isia1e 25ii0oj; same to
Goth;s5 Iiolo IT Of lstavc 2Ii0IioO5; same
lstsys cor Of Goth st i0o519jo; same to same
and another
2davS secoT OF 6jthst l0O.6KltO; same TO same
6oth'st 225 IT " OF lstaye, "a lOxl0O s; same to
sarah CTumbie. ...........
-, wife to II sielnkany -. 10000
LOU 20, Sentrai Mott Haven, Knlckerbocker Life
lns Co TO Mary " Hopkins ............-..
l4sth.st g. %OO e OF Mottaye bOxlU0j same TO
LOT ~ central Mott Haven, same to fluper Wallace
l-3a 81 ss 80 II OF 4thaye, lS3KlO0lI; II +
AM Tieacy and wife to Sarah flaming ...; 5000
ohh,sL o. 40 IL Of Madison ave. I6x93 9x87 .8r
SS9Il2GIGJ, Green and wife to { Lanier $4,000
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Alus,eaI Instruments.

pEATTY'S ORGANS, 27 stops, 1928. Pianos
ID S207 90 Factory running day and night CataeguoS
tree Address DANIEL " BEATTY. Washington. N
INDEMAN g. SONS 90 Beecker-st.-
IL their Patent Cycoid Pianos neary
and IN nrstclasS order, for sale
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Brooklpn propcrtp for Sale ano Do Get

EOR SALE on very easy terms four-st0ry
4 brick dwelling the Aide Of Columbia Heights,
midway Fulton wan Ferries
bay and Running through Flrnan-sh With fDIr
story Furman-st lot 2jNIJO small nOInt Olly
OF cash required. Address p LESTER. Tribune Oinoe.
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DOPIILAK SHORE lime.

L FOR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND THE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three Kpress daily SUNDAYS eXcepted Boston
NJ D. tparlor attached and IL D. with palace
sleeping cars. sundays at 10 with palace sleeping
LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON, ALL Rail. So
Tickets seats secured at Filth Avenue and
Windsor offices and Grand Central Depot
i. W. FILKINS,
General Passenger Agent.
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REAL ESTATE
NEw-YoRK. Friday, Dec. 8.

NEw-YoRK. Friday, Dec. 8, 1882.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroOm to-day
BY r. IT, LIdloic d Co.
2-story brown stone with lot No 3l3 East l0yth-
Burkenhsm "''' W. o w 81 500
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON ana after prceI Der b. 1882.

On anu 1ilei 1000
AVN GREAr TRgNK LINE oo,,rr
Streets Ferries. as follows: ,--..-,a-.,
Palace Cars -aSqed pu1o ana np "a daily NeyYoTk
wiiiansPoTt Lock haven a. m p M Cory and Enc at
connecting at tony for T1tusyIe, Petroleum Gen.
Bdm a0S t3s o and the South Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman ParOr Cars daily except sunday 10
% rv and s $3.50 and % and S1 Is n aaS Va
b. ana o. O. 4 H. aud p M and - night an, ,.,
via b: and o r. r., 7 p. NJ and " night -
For Atlantic CITY except sunday olo a IN and p H. On
For apo May except sunday 0l6, lloa OE saturdays
1Sn Branch Bay Head Junction and stations
via Railway and AmbOy, m, IL noon, $3.50 and m.
Boats Of brooklyn Annex connect with through trains
stJersey CITY, afOrding speedy and direct transfer for
Trans Pittsburg 500 and l2O and
loop daily tTom asingtqn ana Baltimore go
$50 m 10 b and 1922 M From BALTIMORE li2yP M on
80 5 ana d g 2 800 b S5s1 s35
8S3 80 SO iI40s 7s5 555. 1920 1856 and
sl"0OO 1" TO PHILADELPHIA
THE OLD. EsTABLGsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
~ A DAY ) sTArioTS N PHiLADELPHIA, il N
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains leave New York DesbrOsses Court
ldndt Streets b re Ca - q follows :, ,o 40
SSitsd AND 10 a ana s. and un&n's and =
kxu Trains leave New.York daily except sunday At
7:2O a. ana D. m. running through via Trenton and
RetnTpins trains leave Broad Street Station Philadelphia
~ OIL 800 3:2p $40 600 $780, 80 $3.50, aud ii M
(Iimited Express SOP. MI l. 3, A32o Limited ..
$3.50. 74j, >, and $40 m. on sunday l2Ol BOD $50.
$40 $50 NJ, (j25 Limited 81, I4o D, aud $40 IN,
Leave Philadelphia via Camden a. IN anu Az daily
Ticket Onces . $40 and ga Broadway. Astor House
en foot OF and COurtandt ss COurtst and
Annex station loot Of FutOnsL. Brooklyn Noa
ia iB and Hudson HoDoken station, Jersey City,
Emigrant Ticket once, Pgi a.. -, g.. $500. 49,
The New-York Transfer Company will call Tor and cheek
Baggage from hotels and residences ., ,,.oo,,
CHARLES r.. PDGH = ~ wv
General Manager GeneIal fassi Agent
pONDOUr and KINGS1ON.-Landlng at
III Cranstons West Point, Cornwall NewOulg Marlboro,
Milton and tsopus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware stony Glove Railroads Steamboats, CITY OF Cats
Jane, W Baldwin leave AZ y m IfOn HARRISON ST,
n. r.. saturd Sys at D. N
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- conn ECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
Reduced 81 Boston hs-class ckets good only
as specin' on their face.
Elegant steamers cave daily (sundays excepted at 1870 p
m 80 North River foot OF Jay st, New York al
irving In Boston at Tickets for sale at al principal
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only Steamers leave
from Pier 20 hOrth RIVER foot Of Warren st. 4aO daily
(sundsys excepted for Boston via Providence direct
l. w. flLklNs. General Passenger Agent
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH R. K.
~ (Pennsylvana r. r.. foot Cortlandt
stations In New-York ST., and Desbrossesst

NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH III, I R; K;
station, in e. 'oo' .oiAr
LEAVE Sna n oct CT il 1882 SCOT LO'y'
For south Annoy via G. X & j. g. Si5 m las
f9 %a ava Penn c r. "a sgnf5s n ias
Z, p. M via Penn. r. r., a. IN. IL m $3.50 p m sun
Rod Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove A'puy pars
M. lao p. M Via Penn Il. r., a m u mr $780,
SUNDAYS tnot stopping at Ocean Grove OF Asbuy Park
Lakewood Toms River Barnegat, aci via O. R. R. Of
For For i fTSsS9d, Via Via R. $40 li46 m
OP A hSf HSyR y 1GsiaaG hGscton 10 M
= 4 f. H g. r r. X GoPA Il s"pt
ERIE RAILWAY now known as the NEW
and 9RSsso lay
room Coaches to Buffalo and suspension Bridge q, p,ro
at m With fs9i syas FSto
west Pullmans best Drawing room Sleeping Coaches 10
Up, (Danyl-Pasias E1Pre,, for the West Sleeping
Chicago without Chanse Hotel coaches through Chicago
k1ieFtoEd nd fas,a S 7S9 2C lS2 fUso IL
y mldnig6t sundays e. $780, ioi2O a. m, l46. e'Sop m
go $50 1870 q Il noon Lag lag
$40 40, 80 6Yo 7sG p % midnsh saturday
s5sf Sa a 200 1925 m f1S S s elO TAO
p H., and 70 m,dnIght, sundays g. $780, iOsO a. N.
Ws.ESniSlE5 a 5,SO a. .r.l 81 7So $780, .ao Sum
day, $3.50 q. IN.
Rondout and Kingeton m, $50 m Sunday $50
Sundays g. $3.50, lo20a NJ $50, P N.
MiddetOWn, 3, 100 g. 1920 300 1870, 7. 40
Sundays $50. 1920 m G30 D. The a. m and 4:30
D. 10. trains connect with Midland railroad at Man-st
Port Jeryis 100, 8. 1920 m, 4sO g. T. 7l5 p sun.
days $50, 1920 a. M, o, q 80 and p. IN.
Boats leave guar of and quarter after each hour
540 TO B:45 p. u aud at 10 10 and ll45 p m
@ ana HG o
and transfer baggage may be left the Companys Offices
Nos 26I s0l 957 Broadway, 1877 Wesst, y. Y, No. 2
Court-st., Brooklyn. or at the Companys Depots.
Emigrant Agency, No. Battery place.
Express trans from the Wes arrive In New York at 1875
aud Il:2O a. III. and 1910 y H.
NOR rHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains for Engewood Coste PiermOut and Nyack
T. 500 10 m, 3 4 1850, 5:3D G%O $3.50 D. m, II mid
night. Sundays, 8 u IN. aud 6:45 p.
Manuel, Spdne Valley aud Monsey. Z. 10 a In. 4.6O
Sundays, a IN.
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on H0U-
Il sATON 10 and NAUGATUCK RAILR0A Disclaimers
leave Cathane sup at $50 800 y. M 23dst. East
River, 3lOp. Fare lower than by any other route.
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BY James L. Wales.
ERCoRDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEw.YOHK CITY.

pot OF land West l26th-st 100 II OF l0th-ave,
I9AllN21lOO 2x69l; D NJ Edgar. ............... 81
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-09

Eow.York Port society-Preaching In the Mariners
Church corner Catherine snd Madison ST. ~ the Pssor
reading at $50 m. DAILY morning and evening prayer
meetings.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
TILE oLp.EsrABLLsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN

~ TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK;D DAYS AND ION sun
DAY, 5 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEW YORK.
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Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE. u. S. Mail Steamers.
N NEWYORk and GLASGOW, Via DERRY,
from Pier 90 North River. New.York.
CIRCASSIA.. Dec. 10. am IASCHORIA. Dec. 80 am.
FURNESSIA Dec 20. pm. BOLINIA......Jan.6 u, m
Rates OF passage
GLASGOW LIVERPOOL BELFAST OF LONDONDERRY.
Cabins $50 $50 Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
Second abn $40 Outward, S2S. Prepaid, $50
For books OF Tours in scotland" rates plans &C. apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, Bowling Green.
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DORDEAUA LINE.
ID New direct line TO the South Of Franco
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT.
CHATEAU LATTE 1900 TONS about Dec. 80
CHATEAU LEONILLE 1000 tons about Jan. 20
Travellers Tor France spain and Italy, Pyrennees Pau,
Nice &C. will and expense by taking this line
cabin Including wine) $50 steerase. 80 For passage
~lF-' f BOULANGER, l6 Beaverst
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Re!isious Noiires.

Al the Second Unitarian Church BS9off O'clock REV.
foHN CHADWICK will preach sG S controversy
and the Bible. with social reference ~ scent on
,his .nbe,t EIening service at o'clock Al nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-09

New York sunday SCHOOL AsEOcIatIOn
Meetings 10 be held;
lat Tho PRIMARY UNION class this afternoon
at 2:45. in Y. NJ. &. A. Building
Mrs W, i. Crafts, teacher
% AN UNDENOMINATIQNAL GLASS.
for the study OF the
international sunday school Lesson"
In Broadway Tabernacle
this afternoon, 1 o'clock. conducted by
Rev. A. h.. Scbauiier
Sd. a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CLASS,
for the study OF the
international sunday school Lesson"
Fulton Street Chapel
Tuesday afternoon. o. clock conducted by
Mr.. Ralph Wells.
All persons interested In Bible study or
.is.a
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North Prrs,ytcri-n Church. corner Of 9haye and 5st
stPreachng by the Pastor tho Rev: > ~ Vso
Life" EVENING service. 1;l5. Subject Ihe ffohsoS vi
God" All cordially invited.
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I IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL,

I MPERIAL GEKMAN MAIL.
4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AN BREMEN.
ELBE. Saturday. Dec, kHEIN--... December
SALIER..... December 10 WERRA December g
RATES OF PASS AGE from NETWORK 10 SOUTHLAND
TON, HAVRE BREMEN.
FIRST CABIN. SECOND CABIN .....-.. So
STEEKAGE $50.
Return tickets reduced Prepaid Steerage certf
Gates S24 steamers sail from Pier between second an
ThiIdsts. HObOken, n. j.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-09-17

His iayOTte mOrsels were certain Juicy fe-
males Ot large size, abundant In summer and autumn
He would take dozen to twenty Of these In rapid
succession, rising at them as dangled them from
tho tip of nay hnger. NOths and various kinds OF
flies occasionally offered and he generally took
them; with bTiEht-cOlOred ca hairy eaterpllaTs he
would have nothing to do. Yet his yOTaCiy wasyOry
great and have been him daSh at u white-handled
pen, knife with which friend Of mlno was ondoay-
OIing To removed wasp which had fallen Into tho
water, MAsps, by tho way, I believe ho never al
the tank by accident, were put ihero unknown 10
me. am inclined 20 think, from some Temainsl
saw nOatlng On lhe water that no once CA twice de-
yOurod portions OF bumble- bsb. 1 do not feel sure
u this, though. He Is partial TO earth worms, but
win sometimes refuse them FOR spider lie swal-
lows Ills food yOTaciouslY and almost Immediately,
When he seiEoa an earth worm too large TO ho sum
marlly disposed Of, he VIII rush up and down his
tank at great speed. Dead things no avoids, aud
generally waits far some movement OF his VIE
tim before he advances upon IT, Ills nannnr
Ut taking his prey VARIES IL the insect stuks In the
water no quietly swims up 10 IT, ssiaos H. then turns
round and returns to his lurking place. Sometimes
no takes the food before II reaches tho bottom OF the
tank at others ho picks Is on the gravel which forms
the bod Of the aquarium; but there Is never any
hurry, II is however, very different when tho bait
Hes on tho surface and hangs suspended above the
water. Then no comes with "A rush and splash, max
lug the nervous people 'lump, - especially when--
their noses down, declaring they - cannot SEQ any
thing The rush Is no. tho result OF fear or tTopi-
dalton, bat arises from his knOHledge-instinctye,
II you hkelha while beneath tho surface earth
worm or spider, on anything NOS nsh, can be cap
turod ~ leisure there ID such certainty W things
above Mo water Ia seensto DO aware thAi .hsy may
sIdS @ oI IltS wi. aa'1ss NJ S,y Ss ssp "a
gry and seeing al tho edge Of his tank. come ou
from his faYoritO lurking place aud place himself ln.
mediatey below the outstrotohod hand IN which
hold the expected spider waiting TIL lot II fal.
Sometimes ho eHecutcsa preliminary flourish up and
down the tank. --ChdmJer'S Journal.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-09-17
An Interview with sEobeIeT.

A Polish journalist, NJ. Frye, publishes
Ia tho kurVsr POrdaHg Of Warsaw, an account of
interview which no had with en- skobeBff shortly
before his death. III. trylo began tho conversation
by Tenarking that Gen skObeleif had been 30 much
troubled by inteTyioweTs shat tho very sight Of a
l0uTnallA must no obnoxious to him "Onthe con-
tTaTy, - was the reply, ~ my present position
mainly TO tho press and especially to the English
press. II 1t were not for the special correspondents
of whom there always some with me during tho
eral, and no one would have heard of me- The
conversation then turned on political topics, and
pecialy ON the aniagOnism between Russia and Ger
many. 1.-THE Germans, - said Gen. SkObeleh, ''aIe
tho enemies both Of ihO Russians and The Poles;
should therefore keep together We have sinnsd to-
ward you but who has nOt slnnedf You should for
got whAl has happened between US and help US 10 de-
fend ourselves against The common enemy. >
This " US much Ysur Interest ours; and II you viii
not help US We can help ourselves. We have enough
men to Oyerfun and destroy Ut least part OF Ger
many. Tho Germans have more TO lose than we
have, and we can there do thom more harm than
they do us, The Russian soldier, too, ~ more
hardy than the German, and can afford To remain
longer with the cOlOIS. Tho German artisan agr
cultural ab0rer must leave his factory his neds
and II he were away from them for more than year
the factory would DO ruined aud the harvest would DO
lost war IN Germany, II II lasted long enough
~euld end ia social revolution. The Ein-
peror William has been very Kind TO me, but he
should not call mo ungrateu because see lhht war
between Russia and Germany Is inevitable Je ne
suis pas ingrat " Sufs Russs. ST |dntS'S a.
zsfts.