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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-26
THE REVOLUTIONS IN ECUADOR.

PANAMA, Jan. 13.-News from Ecuador. al
though not full of interest All the central provinces
are IN arms against Dictator Ventemlla. party Oh
exiles left Piura in November with General salazar
at their head and seized the town OF SOFA which they
subsequently abandoned and continued on TO Away
Although number offending men are taking part In the
Different revolutionary movements up to the presen
Provisional President has been declared. Fhe Whole
province OF EsmeTadas is in open revolution Whle th
roops refuse TO move from their trenches in the port OF
the province of the same name. The whole country IL
a state uproar which Is causing incacnlable hti
but which must result the overthrow 81 Vein emil Ia
GUAYAQUII, Jan. 25.-Tne revolution IN Ecuador con.
tinues Cuayaquil IS still quiet but the ovcrnhent
refuses responsible for the safety OF foreigners ana
their property.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 49, 1888

lions TO the road were purely imaginary. People AFTER
time could get TO the o, , a
by noise smoke and einders The defendanN res ,s
their case yesterday, and the plaintiff to-day VIII oher
rebuttiuQ testimOny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-26
United STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-The following bust
ness was transacted the supreme Cour of the United
states TODAY:
To i62-Moses Neal others appellants agt the tinted
States Argument for appellants and submitted of
appellee -, ,. -, go, ~.
Neae and others. same. appelint sgt Mosicr ran
man & Co-Arsument begun for appellant ana continued
for appeleei.
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APE EIEyATED ROADS A NUIsANCEi

Tn the Glover suit against the Manhattan
and York Elevated Railroad Companes. yesterday,
several properyownsr in Greenwehst were called IN
behalf Of the companies and tsstied that the eonsirue
ton Of the road had rzhsr enhanced than deprecated
the value of property In areenw'ehs~ one man 'eSti
Ga ,hat hs owned three houses Greenwich and
rar,stopber ara He had never heard Of anyone who
sa,nd tke noise and smoke aud cnders from the trains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-26

mission in executive session Wednesday ana gave
his views In regard to the water supply e saJ o
was the proper place TO the additional Supply
water What opinions he expressed IN M sa,ns I'D '0
The commission In ormed Chief Engineer Newton YES
terday that II would like detailed stateen'e vi 'N0 ~
az IN nronosad an ued net and dam.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Jan. 25.-ln the Court of Appeals
to-day-present the Hon. william O. Ruger, C. j., aud
associates-ihe following business was transacted;
No 3S-Mary Reed, adninstratir etc. appellant as''
Hugh McCrUm. re.pOndcnt-Argued. ~. -.
10 36-Patic Nurray, adninst ator ETC. appellant aet
the Troy aud West Troy Bridge Company respondents
Rned.
The Gay calendar for 10 morrow Is as follows; No% L.
20, as -, 81 o. 60 and u.
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BROOKLYN troperlp for Sale ano 90 fei

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No I,23S BToadway, corner hi ~.
FIRST st. until =. m. AID 80 West twenty thdst cor
neF IIahh ave % last Foureeuthst corner Union.
square zoo irLava ysevenh st a. the AR
LIN OFFICFH. Noo l007 and $500 Thlriage. corner
One twenty fifth al. up u p ~ regular Of
fec rates.
NOR SALE on very easy terms, n tour-stoiy
brick dwelling the west side OF Coinmbl Heights,
midway between Fulton Wall street Fere, overlooking
bar running through To Furmis viii iou
sturo lot 21Xl 30 small amount Oy OF chsb
required. Address p. LESTER, Tribune Once
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PARTITION SALE.
3IS BROADWAY,
Southeast Of Pearst nvestory store and ONCE
building. and
IS6 ROWERY.
IS6 BOWERY,

SIDE 20 feet south Of Spring brick store
each 25 by about 100 feet sold at auction. WE'D
NEsDAY. JANUARY ~, At ~ O'Clock, at the Exchange
saIssroom, III broadway. H. H. LUDLOW & 90. Auction
eers By order A A. REDFIELD. ESQ., REFEREE un ler
supreme Court Judgment in PARTITION
TOWNSEND wANDELL. Attorney 100 broadway.
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Counirp propertp for 5ale ano TO Get.

AT LONG BRANCH.-FOr sale, 7O-acre
~ FARM u miles from the seashore and the Shrewsbury
and the depot large house. ~ rooms OuiDuadngs
fruit, nne shade rien sou Dar1an eoOOU 0"'h
and river front Cottages for sale or rent
WM. LANE Long Branch
ENOR SALE.--A fine country place with we'll
furnished house cottage and tIrm buildings. High ana
healthy locality sbe and convenient M or depO
and Sound, located between Norwalk and SaaioId 'Oh
Price S5 00O according TO the amount OF and ana
buildings required Apply 10 A. K GRAIN owner on prem
Ise. or To- or DRGE KNEELANDN Co, IS NassAu.st
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press Maklng.

who Is - s, mssSr
and trimmer and aake say In ~ me dsy or
-o,id iiLe o make few engagemtnss - ns
cs h also good hand st renoieins ,.asS EstsGa
All during dnl scason- Address n -
oGica I.2aB RroAdwaY
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY.
IVA. J. Bleseter & Son
putldings with about seven acres OF Land, known as
the Beaman and knait lannery' IucEah"e'
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mnslcdl Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, 27 stops, 1925. Pianos,
4 glsJ 10 Fartory running Day Rnd night CasAiosncs
tee Address DAN Ill r. BEATTY. Washington. ~. j.
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RECORDED REAL FsrArs TRANSFERS

RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFER4
NEW CITY
I4thst n g. POO n g OF 18th ave. 26Il0O6 sinnott
same property; v a Wright to Mary slnnott.,.-;
s0thst 3 IS ft " OF SHAVE, 2os1SIb' Rachel ,oo
sets s' 20 To- ishst 26i20oio cOddingiOn
ct al TO O'COnnOr
sane o g .spps onora 10000
sthst : us II 9 OF 2d.avc 25I97G; a Dugro to
2d.ave so 4O7. 2bGIlOo' Cassidy and vito to o,o
9Th ave " cor Of 25thsi ipiII6o, mary Havdon 80
ION 81 IL ia ~ OF o'i ave- A7Oo
"a ay f,sf and s1o,ber 70 Kahn ,'..' 2sOoo
Water.si. NJ gGJ. Y LAisht 81 al TO Aaron her-h-
s2a-st No $40 East ii d walker ana wife TO Rose
50 rs n II " u Msdisonaye. e5.lIlO22
IL Lee and wife 20 IL 4 Lee = ., o
AyeC $50 n OF Cln.st. I'd Ward. oOtib5oi II
FredeIicksOn 10 Germlnson -. ooo
AVe-C, 40 n OF C st. lUOI $50 II FREDERICK ,oo
to same. --.,-.. ""
1871 81 tsse eT a5 ~ ano NsDe 9lOOG
" : 500 u u RiyingtOns, 2oK40b,
-oh4etachcr aud others % alias enHiann =. bZoo
Bowcry. Sos 28l and 1885, Hanson referee 10 M oco
Mad,son.I~e e s. 500 Il, Of i27thst. l67Id0 -
aud wife IN J J rprry .....-.-......., foV
2deSS W " - snsnS ~ run 81 1880
PinS,s ,,. 10 o. ~ Hudson SS 44oOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-26
Busi'U5s Chances.

TOR SALE.-Ruhber stamp manufactory
established 10 years; strictly easn trade eapitai re
,uO1 ENper. hot necessary, As time
III pro tor W BE- required the general oiice manage
ment w. "A. W, - AtwsteI Building. cleveland. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-26

y CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier ls. ". H., foot OF COrtandt-st.
Conssnmeuts freight forwarded ~ directed to any part
of the world
UNEQUALIEp FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders delivery OF all kinds Of freight and mer
ehandise o any part Of tho city.
sEAAND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Boh LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly ghered toanypont
In the haI Dor at reasonable rates.
sTEAMBoArs BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXcuRsIoNA
steamers John H. starin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier IL. NJ r.. too m. daily. saturdays
excepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co. between 4SewNork ana
New Haven. Care and DISPATCH guaranteed
Freight points d. L. W. " r. receveu ~ rior 40.
For New Haven and points East At Pier Id
NORTH SHoHE STATEN IsI.AND.-Eleven Ahes Ioe
Ten Cents Steamers from Iron Pier l. L H. io01 Oh
Whitehalst
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, commuDpaw. " J'-prV DoeA
Machine and Boiler hos everything apperIainng " ao
construction aid repair VI v.sasv-
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Gitp propertp manteo.

A HOUSE on 5th-ave., between Washington
Z square street adjacent Adj ess
stating location, size and lowest terms W. Box 5o55 Il O
" Y
rINO REAL ESTATE OWNERS and BUILD
EH--wantel a stab 5JIlOO, hOors, north OF o4th-
It suuth dst side for term OF Ten years or
more Address JOHN l. LYNCH. GJtA Sc 9TH house west
Of broadway
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Droposals.

CUSTOM HOUSE NEw. YORK. [
COLLECTIONS OFFlCB. January -, 1893.
PROPOSALS are invited for the printlng ana
llnlinr o ono thou of nnclmed goods
10 be ocr OF before febT uary ~
~ ". II ROBERTSON.
collector
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Jan. IS,

YEw-YORK. Thursday. Jan. 25. 1888
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day
BYE IT. LRdiOto 90.
/ a story br1ct store with lot No lt9 Pearstnw
Io5 Gr T. .l n,1s'N 'O' 'o' $1,000
/ similar hotsr with lot No 81 Broad.st cor Of
M I1'n wi-n " Nv 1910,
BIZ richard =. Hdrnen e 90.
p1 20 o. ia % COT 1886
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Goparinershlp Noliccs.

@F0FES%I.
'TNHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
i a eopaftnership under the aT name Of GEORGE N
VAN MOTT & DAVIS fOr trnnsaoiiug general banking
and brokerage business al Nos ami broad ST. Me-"
York GEOH0E ". VAN NORr
ANSIEY =. DAVIS
Member n. y. stock Exchange
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feetures ano aleeiinaa

MEXICAN INSTITUTE:mAnaIns9aaie mee d ~.
wnt 0s inc n The Cooper NATHAN ,aI.,t
" O. NICK LEoakE. Bee sesy.--.-- -
~.nonpp Union free Saturday night leo.
OoI IL "a ersat rail- AZ o'clock Saturday, January -
- tasgs viii Dc delivered BY Prof Wm ~ Soey !"
the leS cur ,1fv Subject Raphael ulnstraiei
can be obtained gratis at the once ara
,ooms Of the ooper Union, and ~ d. van Nosuah1 '
store 70 Mutr&s'~ ABRAM 8. HEWITT.
Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-26

NOR SALE TO CLUNE AN EoIAIE.-UNE
Il OF THE FINEST RESIDENCES At h y, ILLS
TOWN " j.; OF land all varieties OF chOlc
fIut in abundance fogest and Ornamental trees and
shrubs. MAGNIFICENT SCENERY; boautful law1
House very containing II rooms designed Dy me ceo
braed architect. Richard NJ. Hunt all modern improye
and cold throughout very large Dahs 5s
lie and house. farmers house win garuen Ean
poultry house Ice house hled THE WHOLE ~ FtItoL
GLASS CONDITION. aud presenting an eNcepuoha oPpu-
tunty desiring superb residence M oeay 70
nOwned helt and the puy OF lts an tot i
Their particulars address CLINTON O0lLVlE Executor %
West 5OthsL
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auction Sales Of Real Gslate.

A j. BLEECKER, Auctioncer.
RECEIVERS SALE.
KNICKERBOCKER LIFE INSURANCE COMPANH5
ELEGANT BUILDING,
BROADWAY AND PARK PLACE.
A. J. BLEECKER & son
will sell at auction Friday, February at II at tho EI
change SalesrOOm No. III BfOadway,
ny ORDER OF CHAS. H. RUSSELL. esq, RECEIVER,
te handsome story iron building and caschold lot 80
go BROADWAY northwe Park-Dlace slze, 27x
gS3 in Gne order. with gas Crotou, and steam heated
elevator 10 basement The rst floor one OF IN
rnosf cllglbIe for BANKING insurance, TRUST
nted handsome style hnely re-cOoi
and large safe so sale absolute, subject To
pro val OF the Supreme Court - -. -.
$500 -'F' CHARLES IL. RUSSELL,
IN ~ HORNS Receiver, 81 Williams st.
~ Aiiorney Tor the Receiver. go wall 81.
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Gteamboais an0 Railroads.

TOR BRIDGEPORTanh all points on H0U-
L sATONIC and NAUOATUCK BALBOA Disclaimers
leave Catharinc sup at ll3O M. 300 2lstst, last
RIVER . lOp lafe lower than by any other route
LIALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
Il EAs f-FARr > kLDI Ct.D 80 10 bosto9, L9we' anu
Bedfor corresponding reduction 10 Other points steamers
NJ" POHr and OLD CD9N1 Gave Sew.forS on aites ,
OF Murray ST. i3O Connection by annex boat IRON
Broo~Iyn tfont 81 Fu0ast. aui Jersey city urOm foot
D''DN'' ~ GEO h. CoNNoR, Genl Pass. Agent
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER KAILROAD-Co commencing November .. 1882
Ia on ah trains Will leave Grand Central DeOot
H. m. aad Northern Express To Rochester ana
Montreal with drawingroo cars also 20 saratoga ia,
Albany syracuse. Rochester. Bunao Ene Cevelhh ana
Toledo ,- - ..., canaan
m 10 AIbany and ROY with UsieA sara
toga, Glens FAia Lake beogse ahd tut.anu.
4 H. M Accommodation 10 Albany ana Troy a. ,,,..
D. m Louis Express WI Sleeping cars Ior ST LOu
running IN ough every Y IN tho week. also niagara F~i
luna o, ToedO aud Detroit. , .,.,, ., ...,,. ears
$50 m Rvpress day except sunday Win Sleeping sas
syracuse and 10 Auburn Road also to saratoga anu MN
p H. Pacific Express daily With sleepingears 10,
ii D. M Night Express with slecpngcar' TO Albany ana
1roy CONTESTS with morning trains Tor The west apo nOftl
No on "a at Bow ing q een 20 anu $40
way westcots Express Omccs Hkpl1e ,nu %
and y42 broadway. NewfOrk. abo 80 H ~sIy ''
j. M ToUcEY. Gen sup't Gen PASSENGER Agent.
POPULAR SHORE LINE.
II FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EAST
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL phiOL.
Three Exp-As trains daily Sundays excepIeU 10 boston
m lpArlOr attached anu ~ nj twin pAa@cs
sleeping cars. sundays at 10 p IN "'h paaee Sleeping
earsL + ~ poPPIE
Acting General Passenger Agent.
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HOTEL AT AUCTION!

uOTEL AT AUCTION
BY Ezra r. Raymond, anctioneer. -
On February To- at o'clock M VIII be sold az public
auction premises Of Sea Cin Long Island the SEA
UOIJS completely furnished containing 40 rooms
TINS desirable property situate On Hampstead hafIor Long
Island sound Is popular summer losoi ,. " w
civ by Long Railroad aud also by boatn the sum
months
For farther information apply at the once o. the SEA
CLIFF ASSOCIAIIOS. Room NO 20 NO ITO "oi'hse'
New-York city
OFFICE OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE
" AMERICAN LAND coMPANY:-Publie notice Is
hereby given that lands In the states OF mississippi
belong 70 said company ana OF notes ykeh
for similar lands for The o. G,os % saesroom
"wednesday January 81, 1883 at ~ o'clock mon tun
may be obtainca IRON tho managing trustee
CHARLES j. CANDA at OF william at and from the anc-
uoneere, MesaTs. ADRIAN III. MULLER q sun rlnes 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-26

tclp lUHH.fp.
A NGELL'S TURKISH, ELECTRIC land
~ ROMAN BATHS. 81 Lexington ave, want young
Amer, aud medical students or graduates
prefer eds also. cook AMI steward
FARMER WAN fED.-Near New-1orkj mar
rid competent reliable. active, able and VIII
ing 10 mana &c he state name wages, riff
and tuh Partidaiafs. Address fAhMhiS ihDh~e
Uptown once i.235 BfoIdway.
NVANTED.-An Intelligent young man IN an
w once have FOOD recommendations and w11te :
clear lebe Apply by letter only IA handwrinf ~
applicant stating all particulars. ~ YUBA - assaust'
loom No y.
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STEAMBOATS, and RAILROADS..
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ w MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via PHILADELPHIA Balfmare am, w. .r..,-,r,

ON ana after November ~ passenger trains
snS ,s% ~ Railroad Depot foot COnd
eneeR R9Tos car sttsSheS arrives Wash
mn daily sSsepeTs and day coaches through 20 Cincinnati
a M daily Fasfne arrives Washington s,5 a. M Gin.
s to nRS Ioa and s Scss and day
Day s sf5Ss Gss asyss g. g ss.s.9
re- 10 oSsT nos make ~ faster Time o 10 ths wes Train.
ys 0% the %s az $3.50 n p % SnS &
%Sy aSb % Ina % % and 81
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
6@ ~ foot q sta ton in
%SG9@Snci9g October 2 1881 Leave Ne%YCrk
Chunk ramanend' Tamaqua Hazleton, Dron scranton,
For Bloomington, High Bridge Branch. schooeys
qua. Nantlcoke, Upper Lehigh. scranton. &c.
nsburg Mauch Chunk. Ra1ieton, WikesIarre &c
$40 p NJ For Eas.On Wind Gap, Manch Chunk, Tama.
m.ESr Pennington High Bridge Branch, schOOleys
s FST sS@sGUs ESHgtP RsS $e Harrisburg
sunday trains leave at s45 NJ IL m for Bound Brook
and intermediate stations at $50 m for Easton, Allentown
GoF SST 5s e 6ts SO zl1 $50 SS s;s9
$50 SO 80 $50 5 40 g. 5'i6 $50, 4 750
fSr tEalpS sSs points time tables at stations,
FOR seaaren ami Perth Amboy s. 8. $40. Has a.
u q,
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ srnAn$ III F4 z$ySSd %fssSs Mr.
Commencing OctOUer 2, 1882;
For Highlands, SeaDright, Monmouth Beach and Long
| Branch. p. m.
For Atlantic Highlands, pm.
Leave foot ~ Liberty ST. Sil6 LAB for Lake
| wood, Manchester, Toms River, Barnegat, &c.
D. Atlantic City, Vinelind, BridgeOn, &C.
| s:l5 a. m. for stations 20 Highlands.
las, 4:45 D.. IN. for stations TO seabriSht.
4 u. for stations 10 Sandy Hook.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TRENTON and PHI LADELPHIA.
Leave New. York from Station G. RR OF n.
For Philadelphia, Ninth and Green sts, Of 745 030 llb
1870 t. 43O, $3.50, ZOO ~ p on Sunday at S;to
a. NJ. 100 4SO, $3.50, p N. ON SUNDAY az $40 r. an
For Trenton, 745 $780, II: 10 ISO g. 430 6:3O 1900
| IL p. On sunday Si5 M, $3.50, II p. m.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New.Yotk:
Stations Phila and Reading RR, Ninth and Green
$780, $780, 03O IL ll5 $40. $40, 645 IL m
| o. sunday, at $3.50 a. M, $50 ~ p m oo - oao
From Third and BeTkssts, At $40, 500, 9lg o. M J. $50
52O 630 1880 p. Sunday at $40 o. M, 1880 M - n
From Trenton 40 oZ0. sos 900, 1905, ll:3f o. NJ, u
42Z, B.2f 728 D. IN. Sunday l.2J 9lS a No.. 6lJ y. m
| PULLMAN PALACE CA RS are attached 70 day trains
and SLEEPING COACHES to Midnight trains from New
| York and Phiadeiphia. 90 go, A.
| Brooklyn and Erie Depot, Jersey city - 90 e.. 40,
Tickets foot OF LiDertyst Nos $50 26, 4Ol
g44 gj7 1928 Broadway and at tie principal hotels Nos
AID and Annex Obce Jeweifs Wharf, Brooklyn
y. Y. Company will call for and check baggage
| from hotels 0 residence 70 destination
VI ~ srPApNa oen Sunsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-26

,o,,n,R TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP-
O0uSENT AND TIE FASTEST TIME ~ NsloiENf
MEN, WITH ABSOLUTE BAPETf
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EOR SALE.

One Of the desirable locations Long Island large
frontage Bay bold shore, saltwater bathing
and nshngi trout and carp ponds stocked
groves shade and fruit trees property in spendd order
and apidly increasing In value terms very easy.
RnN 2S3l View York =. o.
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Real Gslale p)dnIeo.

WANTED TO BUY-Dakotl and Northern
w Minnesota lands. Address W. e. HILL washington
u. O.
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NORWICH LINE ..,,,.g...
Inv ne" i''" CiTY OF WORCESTER,
without Exception thn most boat on the sound and
the fayOrite - Clll Or NE" O i'm, =. .-, .t.,
above Ferry dny except sundays al toVp
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-01
Fault Finding at the Table.


Woe betide the IN married to q
man who systematically growls OF the
table. Life brings her neither peace
nor happiness. Three times o day her
tyrant growls and snarls like any other
wild animal over his food. I knew q
man Of this kind once, and how I
pitied his wife and daugters. One of
the latter married in haste one day
Joined her fortunes with those of q
comparatively poor man, not exactly
In the same set that she was. accue.
toned to live in simply to have their
meals in peace. 1t is said she made
her future husband swear that he
would never make a fuss over his din.
ner, and I understand that to day they
are the happiess couple living. R.
conciiiation took place before
they were married, but they
left before the nuptial breakfast--we
all remarked that--anG now, though
of course she visits the house, nothing
could ever induce her to take q meal
there. She is a woman of spirit. As
for the mans wife-poor woman
Maybe inyounger days she might have
thought of possible relief by means of
divorce, and they do say, but I do not
assert it, that something of this kind
was entertained, but such a plea of
mental insanity, when only food was
placed before him, could not be ad-
vsnced, for in every other relation in
life--tha. is to suy, when at table--he
was ~smiabi!ity itself. If he were only
younger the habit might DO whipped
out of him; as it is, it can only be
borne win patience Il dindoo Gus
toms.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-01

STATE SENATORS McShane and
Brown return home with the con-
sciousness of having done their duty
at Lincoln. Both worked hard and
faithfully In the interests Of Omaha
and stamped their energies on several
measures Of great Importance to our
city. The amendment OF the charter
to permit the more equitable levying
of paving assessments and to enforce
the paving between street railway
tracks, the amendments to our school
laws and important aid in several
other bills which directly af-
feet our city are instances
In point. When the record Is made
up the votes Of Charley Brown and
John McShane will be found put
down against every job and steal of
the session, verifying the bipartisan
confidence which the people OF Omaha
and Douglas county gave them at the
last election.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-01

lucrative practice than an evidence Uf
surprising legal abilities. What the
effe,t would be If the salary was stil
further rei uced IL 10 not difficult to
forsee.
For these reasons THE BEE hopes
the governor will refuse to sign the
bill. 1t Ia sure that the measure will
not meet with the endorsement Of the
bar or Of the people Of the state the
moment that the strong objections to
its passage into a law are considered
Az We said before, Its results are In
the line Of extravaganza and of giving
our counties attorneys Of poorsr call
bre than they now have. Either
n of these 00j'''i9B' ought to be
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-01

EVERYBODY In the navy department
is said to have known that the cash.
uelot," lost last week In Chinese wa.
tors, was unscaworthy. And yet this
vessel, freighted with valuable human
lives, was allowed to founder In for
elgn seas when every report shows
that she ought to have been broken
up for old iron years ago at the League
Island navy yard. But what are the
lives of eleven sailors to John Roach
Robson & Co., who secured q
$685., 900 contract for repairs before
the vessel left on her last cruise.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-01

Ar the coming spring election which
will take place on April Sd the voters
of Omaha will select three additional
members Of the school board. Under
the law "a amended by tho legislature
the school board will comprise nine
members elected at large. Thil
amendment together With that per-
uniting more latitude In the invest.
ment of the sinking fund will meet
with general approval.