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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-05-12

1T is said that the Mormon emissa-
ries in the South have never succeeded
in converting a negro to Mormonism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
HE COURTS.
TESTING A WITNESSES CAPACI1

TESTING A WITNESSES CAPACITY.
The counsel in the Diana Bannster will con-
test summed up yesterday before surrogate Rollins
Ambrose H. Purdy. IN the of his argument for
the contestants. declared that OF the Witnesses
Ilmed Hathaway did possess that degree OF educa
uona training which 10 usually represented by the ab
y TO read written printed English. The Surrogate
suggested that it would be well TO put Hathaway the
tland and ask him to read something. George w VIII
SOD, the attorney for the proponents could
IN such q proceeding, The Surrogate remarked with
much severity 1.-THE witness swore In answer TO a
question from that he could read and that cy
oenty lie" Hathaway then went the witness
sand HIS voice was not In good trim, and lnterfered
with his AGILITY read much that he could make
nothing whatever out Of a written instrument which
was handed him. He did rot find that IL suited his
yenenee TO remain In the courtroom after he LETT the
stand. When he had got out OF the room Mr.. Wilson
SAID II becomes necessary for take
sleps TO prove that Hathaway can read" The Surro
gate advised him TO hurry up because the witness had
got well out OF the building by this time" Later HATH
away returned 70 the courtroom, and made another
atempt to read newspaper. He was able to make out
sone OF the less important words
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Lawrence in the Supreme Court
Chambers, yesterday refused to discharge Ernest Har
vier, who was committed recently by police magiS
the charge of having committed perjury In the
Marie Prescott libel suit
Justice Barrett, in the Supreme Court,
Chambers yesterday made order dissolyng the Com
Fire Insurance Company ana appointing Samuel
d. Babcock receiver Of its property. The company
was dissolved upon tire application Of the directors
The trial of the suit brought in the Supreme
Court by Henry r. Person receiver Of the Reserve
Mutual Insurance Company against Richard A McCurdy
to charge him with having entered into conspiracy
with some OF the officers OF the Widows and Orphans
Insurance Company, by which the trust funds OF inc
former company, To the amount of 100000 were mis-
appropriated begun yesterday before Justice Larr
more 1T Special Term. Roscoe COnkung appeared as
counsel for the plaintiff and Robert Sewe for the de,
days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
RIGHTS OLE POLICE JUSTICES.

Justice Lawrence, in the Supreme Court'
Chambers Yesterday decided the question OF the right
of pol,ce magistrates 20 fine and inprson persons for
mere dsorderly conduct 1t has been asserted That TINS
right had been taken away, and Justice Lawrence, IN
one case brought before him. made decision to that
effect The important consequence OF such consruc-
ton OF the led careful and elaborate consdtr
ton Of the question in the next that arose Justice
Lawrence holds that the right to fine and implsoh
for dsOrdeTly conduct still exists Although no men
ton OF "dsOrdery conduct IL made i'll the code, st
the provisions of the statute in regard 10 dsordery CON
duct being inconsistent with the code must oe con-
siGered still operative IL not the intention or
the Legislature strike disorderly conduct from the
list of criminal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
RIVER POLLUTION IN NEw-JERsEY.

In the Passaic County Courts at Paterson. N.
d. yesterday the suit Of George Jackson against Van
Ness Zndle for $1,000 damages for poutng stream
was concluded The plaintiffs and the defendants In the
sait are all manufacturers at Little Falls Van Ness
Loie occupy factory IN which they make felt Gov
erings for boilers which Is situated small stream
Implying. into the PGeknan River tributary oifhe
rassalc jackson occupies mill further down the same
eIeai IN which be manufactures carpets drggets ana
umD-clCths and also the kind OF boiler coverings made
py the defendants He formerly occupied the mill now
onco py the latter The ground OF the action was the
gaon that the chemicals used by the defendants III
OUT the hairs from hides, and the hairs them
polluted the stream the detrment OF the dye.
used by the plaintiff In his business, and also killed
e game nsh which he kept In pond supplied by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
Gouulrn properlp for Sale auo to Gel.

EOR SALE.-A complete country resi- ence
OF II a; Greenwich Conn; con,eicnt to depot
with sIabe OutbuliGngs ia oil order viii MAKE terms TO
suit, Apply 20 owner, 80 West iJth st
ONE OF THE nos / MAGNIFICENT SUM
" NER RESIDENCt- N New- England, only six miios
rom boston borders % and beautiful lake
house rleg house stable OF
aunr. 10000 viii sell Tor $4,000. Address JOHN Il.
81 TrEHflELp Mc.foso. Mass.
I'O LET.-At Bcr,cn Point corner OF Avenue
ans Ju,icc st. pleasant house Of ten rooms, all
Improvements heater. gis. bath; lcut $50.
Apply 10 H. HAMILTON, ~ BOwery, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Friday. Jan. 8. 1888
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NRw wong cry

Nkw-YORK. Friday, Jan. D. 1850
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK
29th 81. .. 400 II " of 9th ave. lOOxos0 Geo l.
Kingsand aud others to Terence J. Duffy and A.. ooo
lynch TO WIN I King o. sp'i"ss' ''' $4,000
cox and vile to cRas @ \ MoiIer ...... $4,000
Mary Clement. and husband 70 simon T. Bern pom
ST. Mars'spiScc IT, i25 Il " OF isi-ave, 25I97.6;
man n'"'e "o.o0' anu nu'OAnu ~ 10000
llth.aye. 50 4 sol l75ds i5iiOo; RusSle'. ,oo
Andaooaays cor q 5otnst. Boxes; same to
lOaye Of 72dst same TO Catherine Fish
lGad. sisii IL n Of EdgecomD Road 6oxii26; ,oo
ilt6ave SIS f q i7sG, @ 2sxiOo same to
Lot iie, on aide Ioriaid ST. 5oIioO; Francis
Raes IS, i525il Of branch OF Morrisinia, IS
lo5th 1913 It Of Istaye. is0x0oSi same
ger and wife to MeKinry i'.o.. ". 1900
lydia fndon 40 wight Va" 1900
PITT ST. 81 81 Lachmin and wife 10 B Magen 1000
snd vile to r XIlhons .... 1900
Simpson md ahohaT' $4,000
6t; Lamtert To- NJ d etsch ................ 1000
sc5odeiG 70 Resale seinhardt 225OO
WE 70 Y Lille f Wab S,'' ooti'o 272l
and wife to N MSmheme 1890
to 81 MsnnhemSr -oAo- oo'''"' 10 500
l@Jtis II T. 100 IL OF Otl.tyc, t9xl62XlOM 'N'vi
G Higgins and wife to J A DeHing- 1lOO
IOith-st, 4. 1871 II Of EdgccOmb Road 5ONl30l .o
A5OJxl 293 to & UebClackOr. lZoO
AnubOn.ave. c v. l11d-st, IJbAJ5i salne 10 -
Anda6onayc " cor OF lG9ll.s same to en-
June place . So ii OF Edscco1b Road ,oo
10 G Stocky. 9uV
l7Zdst. q. IHoftw OF llth-aVe, 5Ox9i.6 same TO ,o
q w Council o5V
Interior loi, - II o. 3ith-st. and 80 II OF "a ave.
- llNl fI5I and W f. to IL A oshe. ioO
2dsFc. :, 2IIoX n OF IA INST, 2Jxoui NJ Jen'
ad husband to Goldman. looO"
Bcntpn-nve, II W COZ OF lstst observation-disclosures Ill
horton and wife to Ca:Kin -........- IooV
Interior lot, GJli I'll Ot li.tlst HndIt5 n OF
tS gs Koch VI niAll'ur'' anu AnO'n'. 10000
Ave-A 54IO IL NJ l2l stst, l6x75.l1 G Price. No.
rCicr,e, Bufchii .... ........ eVU
Ave-A. vs. 6s.l0n OF l2lst-st. l6x15.S same to oo
l2lsst =. 1863 It W OF Aye.A. lG.3xlOOlOxlZSx on,
100 10; Sane TO SOO
AveA. VS. o4.2O OF list ST. lGN755; same TO ooo
iSSiI: sane 10 SINE IN '''-. 1850
ncid and WHO 70 Sfissell '' ., 10000
Frey 40 49, ION anu VIC ' 1880
lfOth st, = 23l.2 II o Of AleNanderaye 25.2Il0O;
W II CsnCrn wife "a NoDrGiOI o,Sop
Cheuyst 3g1: II MEGA dn. jr u NJ VI Dodd... 4.OUO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
5ltnatlons Uantco--femdles

k1.-Swedish cooks laundrcsses. German
"a housowoIkors, chambemaids. Mattresses. Ff'ncll
maids nurses &c coachmen gardeners. farmhands AMI
English and swedish languages also other swedish books
lexicon. 1875 East 29iii-st., CARL GltIMSKOLD.
ATMLLE. kKSTROM'S Swedish, French and
~ Employment Oiire ladies viii hnd capable
launiresaes witrcsses chambernads AMI
fOotmen. &C. NILE. a EKSlROn. No l7S Lexington
ave, cor 3lAt, NewIoik
A LADY OF EXPERIENCE, who Is very
~ capable Of taking entire charge Of house would Ike
position IN family Of references exchanged.
Address JOsLPlIlNE X WIFE, Orange, " ].
COOK.-By II lirst-class cook colored. 449
~ 7thayo- hfst door.
(rOOK-FltST CLASS; in private flmily;
" understands meats pOu ny ana soups cards Can,
for two days a present employers No go East 6thst
COOK-A respectable girl in some private
~ family no objection TO homework 2Gs Avenue A.
CHAMBERWOR HOUSEWORK WATT
" REsSES. COOKS ccBy rood Protestant girls for city
TANT HOME BUREAU. 13s Gthave doors above lOh.st
CHANBERMAID, &c.-By a Young girl
~ lately landed, chambermaid and plain sewing.
OF Children Willing aud obging Good reference. Call
at l20 West 33d-s.
1 IGHT HOUSEWORK.-By q young German
IL woman Call or address. no. 335 West 5Sdst
NURSE or CHAMBERMAID.-By young
~ girl well educated good reference Address SOL
2dave. between 41th and 4dth'sts. ID noOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
CORPORATION Nollcc5.

DEPARTMENT or sTEEFECLrANlSG CRY OF NEw- YoEK)
81 tHAMDERrsf,
NEW-YoHE. Dec 80, I-s2
SEALED proposals will bc received at the
- office Of TINS Department nnti - m OF Monday January
which Tine aud place the proposals Will be opened
and read disposition Of the street sweepiugs
bage collected in the Ct Of New York and de
cfal dumps dumping places Of the Depart
ent OF SAID city fO the term OF four
fn Of February, 1853 Proposals Will be ready
distribution 1T this office on wednesday Jhnnary s. PSI
For further the city Record, copies OF which
an be obtained at No. city Han J . COLL Man
Commissioner Of street Cleaning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 I'm ami after .got,thnr iQSJ

tktAI TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains lesSe New York. via Desbrosses and Courtsndt
streets Ferries, IA follows
nsriisOug rttsbufy the West and SOUTH with Pullman
Palace Cars Attached "a No. and y. m.daily. NewYOrx
and hi,Aoo Limited 0i Parlor Dnin, smoking sleep.
ing Cars al "a. H. every day
Wismsport Lock itayen. Ia m. Cory aud Erie
COnne ting TuSville, Petroleum
ANA the on Regions
baltimore Washington and tao south, Limited Washington
Express Pullman Paror Cara daily, except sunday 10
M; arrive Washington p M Regular via Il and Z. r.
AT 10 aud $50 m. $40 and p ~ night via
b. and o. r. Il. ! and p. M. ana II nigaL
Sunday. via b. and p. n. r. m, ~. and ~ night
via b. and o. H. r., p. m. ana IL night
FOR Atlantic CITY. except sunday 0J5 IN and p on
sunday, j:l5 N.
For May except SUNDAY DID, lllOa H. On Saturdays
0ns Branch Say Head JUNCTION intermediate station,
ma iahway and AuIbOy a. Il noon. n r1
~ I'D.
Boats OF BROOK Annex with all through trains
at Jersey CITY, anordng speedy and direct for
SSdya|From Ps1urg $50 and II 30 a. H. go and
mn n N, daily IRON Washington ami Baltimore o.,O
$50 IN 3 80 5;S0 800. lvj1 anu u5D Pm sunday $780,
G.fo m lOBl ami 1000 pm From Baltimore I:2Upm on
SGnaays $3.50 p m From Phladepaia. $3.50. G:3J $50,
x "a q 10 q 90 1910. ll4O l:2O . 500 $50 62j
S.3O S.5O $50 1920. 1888 anu l05Op. SUNDAY 800
600 3c 6bO ll4Oa M. 600 1880. 935. l02O. 1895 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06

TN
noUBLE TRACK, THE MOSr IMPROVED EQUIp
AkST AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
lsndJ Ferries, Us follows ~ ~
5lo, 49, D. $50 % aud 10 Lmitedl IL M $40 $40
4, ., b, o and y. mp and II night sundays o. 5,
10 Linited. and 10 m- q. 2 D. and p. ~. aud IL
MSS Trains leave NewYork daily except Sunday at
5zOa u. and p. W., running through trenton aud
RstTins, trans leave Broad street station Philadelphia
iyuI 800, o:2u, $40, 600 1880 $50 $3.50, aud III IN.
Limited Express 1880 D. m, /, s. A, (520 Limited d.
63O Tao, AMI $50 y M On sunday IDOL 3:O5 800,
$40 $50 d. w. lo25 Limited $50. las 3 aud 500 D. M,
Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden. Ia AjO D. daily
s1Spt 0ncsS $40 and 944 Broadway Astor House
loot Desbrosses and Courtandtsts Court-st and
rook WI station loot OF Fuitonst Brooklyn Nos
lis lbs hudson st. HODOken station ersey CiGyi
! Migrant Ticket once, Psr A.
The SewYork Transfer Company will call for and chssS
k.syage non hotels and residenges - -
ga ARLE5 r.. PUGH j. X WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
Reduced 81 Boston for rstclass tickets good only
Eegant steames saye daily (andays excepted at 4sop
No. from Pier 33 North River foot of Jayst NewYork ar:
irving Boston Tickets for sale at AL principal
PRoVIDENcE LINE. for freight only. Steamers leave
fIom pier % North River foot OF Warrens $50 p M daily
lsnndAys accepted for Boston via Providence direct
L. w.sPoPPLG, Actng General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06

Little Willie, having hunted in all the cor
ners for his shoes, at last tnem up and climbing
chair. botOOk himself to q dictionary. Papa Away
looks in IT to find things, aud TN looking in it 10 find
shoes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06

Of stream The defendants asserted thai Inc
suit was brought from jealousy part OF Jacksons BUS
incss being the same as theirs Judge DIXON charged inc
jury that persons living along stream have rish 10
the Of the water In its natural ana upo"'eu 9"e'
The Jury returned a verdict for the defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
Ste mboais ano Railroads.

FALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
Il EASr-FAH.S REDUCED - TO Boston, Lowell aud
Ft,hburg. Newport and Fau ldNcTi ~ 20 to New
bedford corresponding tedut uon other POINTS steamers
NJ. POl.I and OH coo - leave New.Iork alter
nate cav. sundays rpled from Pc -. N0h River foot
Of Murray 49,. A. $50 IN Connection 10y annex boat rou
BrooAyn ~ Fultoustl and Jersey city urUn foot
OF Excnangc place AT ?. tu.
BORDEN 4 LOWELL Agents.
nor W-lIANEN.--Stcamcrs leave Peck
slip At and II (sundIyS excepted IL
steamer ARR IS In mo tO early uiDs North and East
| EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD. Passenger
dcpOs loot Of tOTtaudt and DesbrOss
1.-ua m 40 aud FOR EasOu Beth chem Allentown
Realing Nauch Chunk. Wikesbaire. Towanda, Waverly
ithaca Geneva, Lyons Buffalo and tho West. Pullman
through coaches run daily: Local trains at $40 p FOR
EastGn Bethlehem and C0play.
Trans leaving at M ! and $40 D. N. connect for an
pouts Ina Mahaoy HazeltOn coal regions sunday
local for Mauch Chunk 81" m Leave Mauch CnunS at
M. - ,..,- ..., ,.,.,.,,. $50, .,,.-.,. =,
J.. T. blINGTON, g. h. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06

Ciip Rell Estate tor Sale.
4 -LENOX HILL,
"A. CONVENIENT 10 LETOX LIBRARY.
SUPERB FULLSIZE MODERN HtGH-STOOP BROWN
STDNi4 DWELLING
II sl'd Immediately. only Sb25uO. Terms 20 sIit
V. Il. sTEV1NSON, JR. ~ Ceiar-st or G6l 3th ave
EOR SALE-5OxlO0 on CiinlOn-place be-
A tween Universtypaco and GreeEc-sL rutland
WHITING Bcehln4n-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
fertures ano Tleetinns.

CUNDAY. January 7th.-Fiftieth anniver-
- sary me old Church Of the Epiphany now RstSraa
3u a M sermon by Right Rev Bishop Paddock, 1910 p
M with addressed Sunday school m, with addresses
V,HE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN A6SO-
i CATION OF THE CITY OF NEWYoHK;
An annual election for four directors win be held n ne
rooms the Sth inst between the hours Oh ADD
OAAN ]. Y. VAN woERT. Recording Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
Musiral Jnstruments.

PEATTY'S ORGANS, 81 stops, 1925, Plane:
ID s2e7 so. Factory ,unnisg day ana nishS -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
IN THE WELLES BUILDING"

situated on Broadway and Beagersi opposite Bowling
GTeen. the best Occs IN the clty oi New York lor -
BANKING. INSURANCE, BROKERS' or OTHER BCSl.
MSS
This entirely and truly magnificent hultinR IL no"
completed and ready Tor occupancy IL built OF DficE Iron
and pink granite. and - ThOkOrdHLI FlRE-PkOOE
IL contains four passenger elevators pure spring water
frun an artcslan vel. and al tho
LAT. 81 MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
Choice Offices be- secured by early application % the
subscriber his oihce In said building No IL BIoAwaY
NJ. ~. VAIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
SHORE LINE

IJUI| LAN OIIUhII I'm n.
i FOR PRoVIDENCE, BOSTON AND THE Est.
RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three Express trains daily Suncays eHcepte
NJ D. (paflOr atiacheG, and H. with palace
Sleeping cars. Sundays at 10 p M with palace sleeping
LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON, ALL RAIL. 50
Tickets and paror seats secured ar Fifth Avenue and
Windsor Hotel ticket Ohces aud At Grand entra Depot
". i L.,
Acting General PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE orp.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
ON TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND0ON SUN.
~ DAY, 8 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA. 2 in
NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06

NORWICH LINE
" 10 Boston Worcester Nashu. Portland aud the
Inc Ii" i'O" CITY OF WORCESTER
,s s%,l inc tITY OF Nn%ToHK anu
leaves No. 40 NOrth River loot Of ws,st pier
ossesst Ferry dauy except sundays at i5Opm
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER IAILROAD Commencing November T. 1852
through tSas WIN 3 a1 t Ro,be.r and
Montreal with irawIn GROOM cars aiso 70 SARATOGA .,
ct Albany SYRACUSE Rochester Bulao Erie Cie' Gland And
1880 Chicago sHpress drawing carsto Canaan
O M to Albany ana Roy with connection to Utica
toga, oiens fA!s LaAe George and rutland.
So HcG H311s Albany ana TrOy
running cyey day the week. also Niagara Falls
GS ~ n ESpiess daily except sunday sleeping
Syracuse Auburn Road also u saratoga ana Mon
E raGe oso v pG s0p GRssS an
III n n Night Express with sleeplng.cars Albany
Troy Connects Win morning trains the West orG.
Tickets at SO. Bowling Green 20 and as Broad
way ana at WescotCs Express Omces fakptte ahu 10
and 942 broadway. NewforN. and SSS " lsliiSton-st
J. a. ToUcEY. Gen. supt Gen. Passenger Agent.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY coo,RAyyY NO. q BGoAPwAY,}
CPECIAL NOTICE.-On and after Monday,
- January 1883, trains rHthaye line. from midnight
:" WV " 4. X. HAHN. General Manager
- CRY, RIVER AMI HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier IL, N. H., loot OF Cortlandtst
Consgnents freight forwarded directed any par
Of the world.
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received delivery OF all kinds OF freight and
ehandise any part OF the city
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BoR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly ghtered any point
In the har Dor at reasonable rates.
sTkAMBoAls, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John IL. sarin and EIastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Ia, " H., at D. daily saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS 90. between New.Iork and
New. Haven. care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight for points d. L. ". It. received AZ Pier TO-
For New Haven and points East at Pier ID
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND Eleven Niles for
Ten Cents VIA Steamers from Iron Pier H. loot ot
Whitehall-st.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD. Communipaw. N. J.-Dry Docks
Machine and Boiler shops everything appeTaipinS 70 the
construction ard repair OF yesssla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
sroo linn ,1ro,sr,, for "a: an Ia Get

FOR SALE on very easy terms, tour-story
brick dwelling Oh IN, sta ~ Columbia HcightA
midway FL;Jn Vail street Forries oysrlODt
inghe bay 10 ear n1n.tt Titl p lc
story Furnal.st lot 1JCliD. sn INT Jlf
cash required. Address T. LESTER. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
Gitp propcrtn 10 Let.

4 FLOOR TO LET in the new tire-proOf
~ building 45 to ~ Rose st. has the very best appliances
for curng purposes freight and 9asn er elevators
power day required the beat Of
iieht. penty oi vault roOui heated Apply
the owner. GEORGE NJ no IL 10 - Nalde aters ST.
ITO rem For concerts, society meetings
L and social entertainments Horticultural Hal. 20 and
- West 2rthst. adway. opposite Fhth Avenue
Theatre; beautiful hail. a. the very best locality heat
hight and a fine Ofgan: terms v, moderate Apply 10
JAMES Y MUHkLAND, secretary tx Cortandtst city
ITO LET.-At a moderate price, a large, we'll
lighted hoor with bcs; appliances for MANUFACTURING In
MCStOS 8udiLg. II y NGndew aters. Apply To the
In the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06

noUBLE TRACK, THE Mosr IMPROVED EQUIP
hLST AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06

MANnATTAN RAILWAY CoMPAyY. No. u BRoApwAY,}
NEW YORK. Dec 80, 1882 !
GPECIAL NOTICE.-On and after Monday,
- January 1883 trains aiKthave nne, from mdn
"'''' ." me \. H. HAHN. General Manager
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-07
Hard 10 Please.

The people in the vicinity Of
the box factory were ut first
quite delighted with the aesthetic
whistle which blows morning,
noon and evening. Instead OF
a machine which gave blood
curdling shrek calculated to
frighten horses and split the ears
Of the groundlings and others, it
sounds in a soothing chord COM
posed Of three notes. Now that
the novelty has worn Oft the
people begin 30 inquire why
they don't change the
key occasionally or give
them a fresh chord. Some even
go 50 far rs t. insist on a tune,
some light sunset melony such
as are waited from the cali:ope
OF the Mississippi streams. The
people who run the box factory
say for 2 while they thought OF
abandoning the whistle alto
gether as every time it sounded
men would stop to dispute over
the combination OF the key.
One man who Insisted that it
was in b fat had a horrible head
put on him few days ago by
man VINO held il 20 be q g nat
ural. Some people are hard TO
please.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-07

The New York Clipper has
the following relative to the per-
forlnance Of Minnie Palmer's
company. Which. at the Opera
House tonight
Long before all the seats on
the lower floor We're occupied at
Havcr!y's Theater 10 witness the
opening performance of Little
Minnie Palmer, q portion Of the
crowd filed the lobby so that the
holders of coupon tickets had
great difficulty in passing through
to their seats, and this crowd, in
Guiding many ladies, remaining
standing all the evening. Ap-
pIause was uustinted and bou-
Quets numerous.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-07

4 bill passed the Legisture
giving right of way to the pro-
:ected Nevada Southern Rail =
road from Wells Station, on the
Central Pacific railroad, through
Steptoe Valley and ultimately
Mexico. Grantees of franchise,
T. HOneyman, 6. H. Meios,
Jasper Harroil, Isaac Wisenan,
JOHN Sparks, Thomas Kane, c.
W. Brooks, Morris Badt, :. Y.
Shull, Allen Fisher and their
associates. also to the Nevada
Northern Railroad, to run from
Elko or Whereabouts north, via
Tuscaroa and independence val
ley, into the pine forests Of Ore
goH. The right is granted to
J. y. Henchman, Samuel p.
Smith, II. F. Stanwood, Joseph
knowlton, Jr., John Simpson,
\. ". Scudder, ". 2. Neaies
John Nj. Crawford OF Eureka
and J. J. Steward.
The new directory OF San
Francisco, issued By the BWlettn,
has reached us. II is the largest
Vet issued, and contains several
thousand more names than ever
published in any previous di-
rectory.
=. S.-Since the above was in
type We learn that the supposed
directory is only the delinquent
tax list.
The .Si,,'er StGte says: Charley
Ssoddard, the ponderous, for
nIerly of this county, is in luck.
He was Sergeant-at-Arn5 Of the
late Assembly, and on the first
Of next month takes the position
Of Colnmissary of the State
Prison. He makes politics count
AS modern politicians do, or at
least try to DO.