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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-20
School Examiners Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the regular
quarterly examination of teachers will take
place on Wednesday. Aug. the I'd, at the office
Of the school supt., in Lewiston /. T. All sp-
plicapts for certificates are required to he pres
ent at 10 o'clock on the first day Of the exam
$. G ISAMAN.
4l2 School examiner Nez Perez Co. |. 7.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-20

PolsoSxp FLcwEas--I is said the
bouquet which Mrs. Scoville endeav
ored to convey 10 Guiteaa the day pre-
ceediag his execution has been anal
rcd = - arxes.; l. sn.,urh Eonnd 10 hill
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-20
NEW TODAY
HOUSE AND LOT
FOR, SSAIE!!
III THOMPSON ADDITION.

F0x400 feet Stable; Fruit Trees. n good
Well ana pump, for $50. Enquire Of Chas, E.
Kellogg, or at this Office. 4ltf
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-20

Our PosIrloN. Oar correspondent
"Monitor," has taken up his pen in be-
half of Judge Sweet for delegate in
congress from Washington territory,
and assigns as reason fo- his faith, that
he is competent, on 'spokcn IN favor OF
the annexation Of North Idaho to
Washington, favors better legislation
in relation to lieu lands for the North
ern Pacific We are of the opinion
that Judge Sweet would fill the posi-
ton well. If Mr.. Brentz does not
succeed this congress in securing the
enabling act for a state government,
we thiuk he has struggled hard for it
and probably could do as much for the
measure at the next congress and per
haps m Die than a new man, and should
he desire denomination we see no
good reason Why the repul leans of
Washington should not renominate
him. But in the event that Brentz
does not want the position we would
prefer Judge Sweet to any ether man
from Eastern Washington.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-20
MARRIED.

FLINN-PlXLtY--In this city July 10th
by Rev. T.. A. McAlister Mr. j. FLYNN of
Waha Prairie and Mrs. Sarah Pixley of Low
ston.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-20

A signal station is to be established at
Cape Disappointing at the mouth of the
Columbia river, and become connected
by telegraph with Astoria.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-20

At Boston a whale had been placed on
the railway dock for exhibition, and it took
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-20
THAT BINDER AGAIN.

Lewiston, l. r. June y, 1882.
d. VI. Osborne 4 Co., PoHlahd:
We the undersigned, this day wit
messed the operat on of your Irvine
Binder, purchased by II. 0. and W. r,
Arant, upon their ranch near Lewis
ton, and we are free to say that the
machine acquitted itself admirably and
we pronounce it first class Self Bind
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-07-20
SUMMONS.

A. Leland. atty 70, pltfr.
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NOTICE FOR PRE- tMpTlON PROOF.

Deputy.
J HOLMAN, atty. for plfl,.
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SUM MONS.

School examiner Nez Perez Co.
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IA,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
ANOTHER WESTERN UNION SUIT

The officers of the Western Union Telegraph
Company cited yesterday TO show cause
Why the Attorney General OF Penpsylyauia, ac,-
ing in behalf Of the Common wealth, should
not restrain the company from doing
business in tao state. The ground OK complaint which
i, signed b. certain re.den.s Of the state that the
Western Union Company has repeatedly violated the
laws Of the STATE which provide that no
telegraph company Shall be consolidated with a con-
Meeting line, nor sha all 10 hold controlling interest
In the stock bonds o oppos tio line, or acquire by
purchase or otherwise any rival toc -r4ph Aae,
Company was too II yesterday 20 b. az his desk. no
otter officers the company expressed no count
OF tue 1n9 rutlpL of TIE company Ia this anu OLcr
suils recently began against H. Mr. Gould Is reported
10 have said tnat the acL.Uu announced 30 nothing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
GAS COMPANIES 4TEGsE 70 4 RIVAL.

At the last meeting of the Gas Commission. COM
posed Of the Mayor, Controller and Commissioner
OF Public Works, +. Stern, president of the Equta-
bic Gasl cht Comracy, a corporation organized for
the purp sc o, supplying the city
with gas ma1ufacmr3d by new
process appeared and asked permission
10 lay pTeS under TIE streets and begin the WORK Of
sup ,lylug gas. The new process consists OF manu-
factunng Illuminating gas by the decomposition Of
steam the presence OF qulc lime, AID Subsequent
~ carbugcttIug tn gas obtained by such dcc0m-
position Of steam with naphtha or other rich lcdro-
In 1876 the Board of Aldermen passed nm or
dinance giving permission iOr any eas COMPANY 10
law ines under the streets ubcct 10 the rules and
r,rriatlCa5 prescribed by tie Gas Commission.
Under this general ordnance the Equitable
Company desired 10 obtain the con-
sent of the Gas Commission TO iay down ITS pipes
and proceed to manufacture cas-. President Stern
uroriSed the Gas Commission that MS company
would furnish a better quality of gas M cheaper
rate than any Of the existing companies, and
offrred 10 furnish bonds. The members of the Gas
Commission promised 10 give the matter attention
and reporI their decision IN short time. tominS-
soncr Thompson has 3eeh sick Ior So el ~ ems
and tnls has prevented meeting OF The Gas ON,
mission. Had i meeting been he'd. II Is considered
most certain that the necessary permission wOuId
have been granted the Equitable Company, pro-
vidcd II acccded 10 he terms 10 be proposed bl the
Commission.
aud without debate resclnded the ordinance aho"-
ing any gas company TO lay down It' pipes' anu
fins resolution - now before the Mayor Tor MS APP
proyal or rejection. 1t was expected that the t'as
4 ,o,nrnisSlon would hold meeting Yesterday, Tut
Mr. Thompson was forbidden by MS physician 10
venture out. he commission could Lave
gwen the Equitable Company permission 10
Regn the work OF laying down
DID S, for the resolution Of the Aldermen requires
Inc Mayors signature 10 become law, OF zen 1ays
must elapse il he withho.ds his Signature ana yel
declines OF ncglects to veto II.
At4p. m. Yesterday Controller Campbell was
served hy John II. otTahaE with notice or an IL
Junction granted by Judge AruouX pIohID-
iting any member OF the Gas Con-
mission from giving permission 70
the Equitable Company 10 lay pipes or make ezca-
vatiois wItDin the cl,y The injunction Is return
aue December IS. Before this date the MAYOR must
veto the resolution OF becomes law, Inc AIder-
men meeting GA tuesday next may then pas inc
resolution over the Mayors veto, aud Inc new
rival of the old gas companies VIII
then have TO obtain permission from the present OF
incoming Board Of Aldermen before IL can proceed
wi Ia It's proposed work. AZ there has been GOOD
deal OF quiet opposition 10 the new company on the
part OF the old gas companies, 1t IS believed by
those conveIsant with the facts that the action or
the Aldermen INSPIRED by representatives OF the
latter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
BUSINESS FAILURES.

The failure Of DAWSON, Griffin & Co.,
Wholesale dealers in fancy goods at 80. 50 Waikcrs.,
and of DAVIDSON, Hall CO., OF san Francisco
pored yesterday. The business - the same although
under different irn names. the main houae being san
Fganc;sco. The liabilities currently reported as
high as 5000 900 and IL also reported tat the fail
ure the result Of spccuauOas in Wall street by Mr.
Griffin, tac resident partner in New-Yrk. Dispatches
from S.n Francisco said the tim had made an assign
mcut taere. II learned that Mr. Hal, OF the
partners lad suddenly arrived here from san Francisco
Friday and had ~ Cnce began 10 cake an examination
OF the books and Lad consultations with Of the
Ir-es, creditors. Han found ofice Wal
ers,. yesterday lie said re d.d think The liabilities
were half large as reported, but could not tell low
udch tney we're Tor u lie had Known he amount me
firm would have taken measures 10 meet them. he said
he mad 10 hew-i Ork III response % q dlspatc i
s1Inmoniug him hero AMI WORK tue books.
non asked in regard tie report Osses by sprcuL
publication, I'M luumatcd that tLcir cmLarIass Ut
result %! lossS In uis ctty. NJ" Griffin also
c.ined 10 igake Guy settlement lOT pUhHcatOn.
clark Balloon, dealer Ia butter aud cheese at Fulton
Market, recently ialleI on account OF OSees
tanned III 5qecIau0Ls IN stocks AID cotton Las Il ed
scAeGues SHOWING liabilities O 3l03Sl1 nominal as,es
sjO35J4 consisting oi hypOhecated .ocks md DOnds
ScrudL assets, 81, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17

ton of the firm. A temporary dissolution OF
all the ,njunctiOns was obtained one day IN Aloay
and 10 600 shares were issued in one certlhcae 70
the new trustees the remaining shares Delng hcPV
out for reorganization purposes. Inc lOOoUrVtirsl
inal shares. however, were lett WITH the uliu
National TO he taken up and canccileID iI, here
the company chose TO pay its note. hlghI . helo
let me saw that the bank never repaTut'' NJ 10
shares as its principal security 1t depenueti Oh t
coupanv and the double Endorsements 0i h,ce unu
King & Co The shares were held without "lenl.9
as lateral ana no ever attempted 10 use mon "a
in any way in other financial transactions oi "
vote on them. IL M.
Under Mr. Rice's management the roa did hoo
prosper as King & Co. hoped IL would. Inns "ISn
ianlf of Rices but ustn COrbn began WolkinE
10 secure control Of the road and finally got hi.S
& Co to aba adon Rice. 1t was hoped lnaI W. W..
Mr. COIbin's railroad interests Conhccuona %
he made that would make the road successful r. -
and his friends were removed at the 11
election on Danll and Jenkinss trust s'och' -,
{ inner upoDIe at once began Hlgatoh 70 ma. -
lin what they claimed to be tnef tikH'f So"
finally the ccufts put the COrOln h0aId III po".i
The company then pad Of the SlV,Vov a's eLnrii
trok nm the 10000 shares which III sdSs sIl"iitt5
bave Neon cancelled Nh Rice acted IL all ne ~
~, ,a, n ,o,,a. of attorney from King ~ Co; NO"'
lac sovs ,cas never revoked. II he ~ suOJstU
cr.il,1.in Cor not cancclip{ all the on
artrd to protect King * CO.. interests ANU - ''
W,iam F Knitting also counsel Tor Mt, h. &C..
1,'IirnJ lo-t evening to EXPIRE s any opnloh on 1"
- 81 the tr.usacfion i'm the stock issue nc S-ta
tbof E,rG & 90 claimed that thei revoke t r
never Of afIo-nev las February. On Jlic - 49,
IN. ,y.d In. cnmuauy's nof" ana on N'NriHIoI -
80 l. mn Win n check on King d Co., winch they
did t,t honor lie had in1otsei tlelr name on t,c
n"tI MGR the authority he elaine to u"Ne. M
Ri,-lilr regarded the criminal proceedings as aus
taItlou Of Ning * Cos ciVl' otoon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
THE WAyDERNGS or 4 TEXAN STEER.

A Texan steer escaped from the stock-yards NJ
the foot of West Sixtloth-st. about o'clock yes
terday afternoon, and ran up Sixticth-st. pursued
by droyer and number Of men and boys. The
steer quickened its pace az some of the crowd
yelled for It 10 stop, and was soon beyond the
reach of the crowd. When it reached the circle at
the entrance to the Park, the steer stopped mo-
ment and calmly considered in which d.
rection to continue its journey. As the
Park seemed TO be the most picturesque
and loncsome place for ar animal to wander unm9,-
tested the steer chose tn" road leading from Eighth
10 Fifth-aYc No one interior with ~ ana the
steer In return did not int rfre with the plants OF
Sirubbary but ran quietly along the roadway. AT
fifth-ave. however. nu br Of persons tried to
stop tie progress Of tho animal, and 70 avoid tie
crowd il ,Irned down tIf,y-ninth-st ami ran In De
direction from which 70 had s'ar'cd In q rev
nlnutes the GOD the circle again, and DE-
string q change, turned Into the B1ul'-
ward \ man ~ wagon had st1rted rom
the stock-yards soon after the steer
and followed its course. At SXtg-tith-St. and tho
boulevard rlau was WALKING and BENG ~ the way
Of the animal, the Steer knocked rundown, walked
over him and continued Mp tine road. OdoerS lt!dS,
OF thr Thirty.irst PIocu. t. stood ~ The Boulevard
and xty-ei ,htI-ef. He ran downtow'rt tn. steer
which bad became gr atty atlEu 81. ana ran II mo
% vacant l1t Tie officer fired several shots at he
aumil and killed it, :. jane, Clark. Of Albany,
claimed tG' auiua anil signed rectipt Tor it. 90
e2Hf t jha f. '01 had D0' ic,n 'i told 0 taat
several persons ned been lniar.d b, The steer and
that t4c udr. policemen had p.aCtsaG OF . W n
pistols At t1r arsenal in the p:Ik D. was oeri,d
thst he police h'd iir, az thc steer oItha an' one
bed been iuiuiCJ bv IT, 4 man walked loiO me
Ro~cyo Hospital and saiu tiat h., had received =
siirlt niui-n from tIc ANIMAL us wotul wt'
dressed and hc Welt home. lt wa. Thought t,t.
'.' was the man " 20 Wa5 kn'o&, down o3 ihs
Bon cyarj. At ID >t1ci. yards tlc mcn SAID that
no one had been !LiHlel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
TIE LITIGATION OVER THE ROAD.

~, 80: IT., go +,,. T-.;c, Ithaca and
,.-. s.,.,-l vc.,s ana lq.r.-
- .i-,., f.,,.. n some ~ tho pro-
-. 49, r-... has naoo t,.e complainant; in
Others Fran lin G. Cornell, the Administrator "'
TIE me Ira O"'"'''' vi o''. ~, -.
whose l-'ercsis were ADVERSE % '"o. VI -.' No.
.a' .. .'. ,,,, lou, nv him. t.a izr, Corl,l
was t"e cLi-i ''i'''-o'.r ''' '"- $50 '
l.4ir'at. and rrc.iy Es pay almost c-..J 81" i't
ho.asot lie company; tia. NJ cornell pol-c 81 .irT
'' '-'7c ''"'' - ~ 49, 49, ~
I.,t,,1 II De would rai.. .ay n.y., money
$780,. a.r - op,,,c him 70 carry cn
me r. Accordingly, ,i King a,cr, ranras1 com
.,,v Mr.. Council. william l. B.e:. Joseph E2loa-l.
TIE road. alt john G..elOJ-h entered mo M agree
,,a,,. s, lrs-lsa bonds; al That tins hose par
, @ TO- tie a-cea,.a, lIs a tn bond. could uo, be
.. ,.-.. -.-...l o., A,,... ,fu -!....f.
sod "t the l-i-c l.E-'-H 20 A'-1--'"" &c.
,.+s aud tl.r Tie couloaly VIZ i1,8,y,ut
when Tr Grdcuough reached I"caut, lir
ANs a4's'7 He .,.... .,,,s
rs.,,,f .,r1.o ling lT,-.rys KIM. & 90. anl other
"-''.- - -. 80 No. 60. ,,1,.,.a ~,
buyers o.. ne D"l.'' 10 'rhr'' .''' ."'' "'''
belaif Of ac eoai"ay and DO. ''r rae 'a,oI. ''.s
$3.50 ,. ~, (;,c,,, p, iol rl,se pro-p e ,.-s and
mad. false sotemen as to the connections and '..as
~ ff. r.i,r1al and tie opportunities &c led
va '"D go. t.,.+ No
10 maze money as '''' -
crse.or-h made 10 appciT that t'o to,al
,. - % e., li.o ~. o,'r 1rToClO when
hl'o un' " ,' - ar 80, tl,af sir,. -hat II n
IN f,,I.- u nas tio4r - ~. u.s.. .,,1., "a De-.
~. W" o' ,-i,, , s.a. .. ,r,.,lsg l,,.
reh'I' ,,o - % v-- ,-,,i- nae c,i..t az il...
Ut-',-F $500 - "a ,-i,re ism mud otlrr Tl.liSl
lll, hi4[ ,'1 3, vas to,'Ie t;l+r a contract l9r
',-....ii,,r 100 GOO fors of cod rad been cu-
$3.50 -, ,.i+b rlo Utica. ithaca ana E.;uIgI
g, 81 l,,,,,,- - william, r. VIn..cr,lIt .Ir KIM
4.ai-'oiu 'o"PitnS - mon. 20 Lir1 1,. ihr
I -. 80 10 ~. a'ti,l, a.. Ia tbc eaYauls Of Tie rqil-
road aiJ IS Pf1.pJja. H. 81, ii,t ia t In,
king mahrS 10 -lI i'0c 'A HIS '' ~
aVermen, ,. e.. ,,,..... MI, r,-b~,,o~v 1874
INN IL OF .nTN ;-f5r'.sf and b.'i.v.-
rs Va tlt.'- MIS- ~ re LA cor-iar}
l31' ~, 90 -nd s,id Fronl.l.n C. Comet
-" .,i 10 J.livt,-rJ 10 one George J. Rice
* lt-.orr1 ~, .io .otd Il.urv Kir- * Co in order
- i - .t, -, ,,,~,,,s, bon4s Of the said railroad
10 iN"'I.r tnl ; 49, ,r,.i,o I'D ba weesIy -.-.-
CON-, '-I'' y, - ,t. W me SAD T-,Irl ithaca and
i,tA.s '' 'itgy-,i to,r5ot f,r Inc weeks cuI-
In lLiI ,'rt- IA o. 81. February
-, - ga -'1cb We. XIV atementS having tie
10y 49, thI corlDarv a'flx-d thereto: and ibis
+hot .r.s bel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
COURSE or raE REAL EST1rE NiR6BE

The real estate market is in n healthier and
q;rougrr con lItIOu than 10 has Decl III IOr some
fimc Brokers say that last weeks transac-
tio., were Is good rs could be eApCct"L ihe
tro,rccts are Gaiy Frightening for an Improved
mar ,cl aI,rr the new y..r comes IN. me market
rruouded 20 IN. Gc1rr, ion IN stocks two weeks 20,
and with The return OF better l'ciing III wall
street .se tcuuer OF Pine trect has been Improved.
here were large pryi;e sales last week, when re-
h.rtrd the strong tonc OF ne marhe..
No.h uuGJroved and improved properly arlls wen.
Particular strength H. shown by t1itI-ave:
rrnprriy or the east side facing tho pGrk and
iisl-hDorug zeal estate. Lr >ierIp IL I mas 500
lot ia futu-aye. below EiShIHih s'r 10 l. I.
richards Tor ZOO, amt NO ~ l-jst seventy
S.cOi,i--t. mas been 5It b} lir. GOdenoerg, or
Levi dcnb * Bros. * 90, for T60.cOO. II.
LrZiusky has purchased NJ. - East seventy
-pruu.-.t for tS9 800 II ., understood mat George
turct has som six lots N El-Ity-tAird-st. and
Futn-aye for nearly 5000 900 &hd That another
private sale has been maze or n IATsc
MARCEL in the same part Of The city Tor S2OJOOJ.
Iae purch asrrs are EOt known. John Livingstone
has sold so OF Ms four sorry htt Louses III seventy
tir.--st. between SecUni aud iulri-aYc5., Tor
$4,000. me Eureka and Elise flats, IN sixty
u.nl1-st.. between ec0nd AID Flrs;-aye-., are re-
T. B smith tor : los 300 nine los on NlHet, -nr91-
.t between LeXlng on aud lhrd-dyts., b,lng
t,keu in part laymc alta valuation of $4,000.
GA the west side large offers axe be NJ made fer
Droperfy There j. ecIal ACTIVITY al nI the BOuit-
Yaf,. between Ninth auI Ien,L-aycs Several 81 es
ing III anOunt over 100000. Incro Is tar activity
~ regards leases. The most notable Of these made
80; geek VAS th lease of four lots on tue north
west c0raor of Mad spuGve. lltiynlnth-st. GJ he
estate OF samuel \ Hoffman and the eaase * lOrZ Il
yrar-, with renewals ~ an annual gfOund reAt OF
- 800. taxes ana asss '.leIis. MS, cIts5 elglt
Story apartmeu, house is 20 be pat up at once or
this pIoE al "A cost OF ABOUT I-JO,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
INSANE IN THE OPINION OF PHYSICIANS.

In the Martin Luther Smith insanity pro-
ceedings before Referee Cav yesterday DE- Macdonald
testtne that his opinion Smith insane, ana that
II would be unsafe TO allow him 10 al liberty. smith
had an insane deusion the subject Of his wifee hde
ity to him. He had also while in the asylum on Wards
Island been boisterous in his ways and abusive in hs
Language toward those who had him in cnarse. DR..
Eean and Dr. washburne testified that smith had been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
DEATH ORA GOLDSMITH.

George Weyman. goldsmith who formerly lived
M No rs Yves, fIitIetl->t., was admitted TO Tho
t,-ruan Hospital at Seventy seventh ST. and
Fouuh-ave. Oh Friday morning. ~ o'clock that
evening the pat. ent died. post-nOrtem exanlua-
tion WAS made by Dr. Mayer yes
ter,iay. from which it appeared that Weymals
death was caused by hemOrruage aud heart disease.
A rev years ago S.T. WoyInan was worth consider
cbls prop rty but lost ~ IN bu sness. lie tnen
began TO drink TO excess AMI because Of III lie attn
recently went to Bellevue Hospital Two weeks
ago he receives his discharge from that institution
at LIS own request,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17

of Philosophy, Ethics and Psychology, was chosen
Crid0uc of Pure Reason was read Uy N. NJ Butler,
and discussed by Professors Alexander. Shore and
Merriam. The object of the society - 10 hol9
monthly meetings. at which papers VIII be read aug
discussed. The organ zatIOn will be composed OF
members of the faculty, graduates OF the college
ard those members OF the senior and junior classes
who elect the philosophical studies Ia the cur
rculum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue HOtct-General William I. Sher-
man L. 3 A. and CONGRESSMAN ". d. Washburl. of Min
uesO'a Gmdn House acknowledgements
David b. HUI, OF Elmira GiSsy HOuSoSenatOr Ben
iamn Harrison Of Indiana. .Ner York H0iei-GeDera
George h. Mcclellan 81 NewJersey Clarendon Hotel
John Newell. OF Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17

pnder their charge ut the asylum and that In their opin>
ION he was insane DR.. De Msnyiile SAD ne had exams
ined smith before he sent % the asylum and De.
lisyed him then 10 be insane He had since examiner
Smith anJ he'd not changed hts former opinion Dr.
Chalmers also testified thai he believed snifh ~ DC IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
FORMING 4 PHlLO8OPHIcAL SOCIETY

A Philosophical Society was formed at Columbia
College Yesterday afternoon. Tie Rev. h. Arrow
smith, OF Flushing of the class OF 70 was elected
president, and DIR. Archibald Alexander. Professor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
MARINE INIELLiGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMtSAC-TODAY
sunrssl III sets 4;34 Moon sets - MOonsage. daTI
yAfeR r2-DAF.
AM-Sanly HooK 1872. Gov I.llni 100 Hell Gate. 259
PM-sa1fy II0oS 1859. fsltad. lJs Hell Gaze 32J
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fhscass ey references ta address T. G.. i02 Wess
3latst.
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Army seven years city feerenesi call address 81 last
81 Il private stable.
GARDENER.-By . rs'-class gardener and
~ farmer VIE good butter maker Address ~ Boz &C.
Tribune Uptown O-hoe. 25s Broadway
FEO CROCKERY MEN-A Grst-class crock
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Rome ST., Rochester. ~ Y.
IISEFULMAN, COOK, LAUNDRESS. &C.
~ BY respectable Enish Potestan, man aud wife care
furnace rscf good cook or Lnnress suitable
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place corner 6hsSe.