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New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Friday, ia,

NEw.YORK, Friday, Jar . "a ,e1o
The following sales of farms, near snn,ervilIe
N j. have been made recently: The fa o -, tho lste
Samuel Potter, in Bedminster townsb A. tn Mr. VIM.
Ramsey s1t acres, for ISL Is per acr' tn, farm OF VIM
Voorhees, on turnpike, betseen F,r,ev,lo and North
Branch, ~ acres, to John ismi'4 for $500 Exsherf
Brokaws farm, in BrancurY ownsSp GO acres to Jacob
Fomerfe 81 900 ESherig Ross ysrobased the property
Of Mr. Sehoo rIng Vast Of feters Brook 7s aeres)
for $1,000 MT Ro' contemplate opening this property
for bullying sites hyeaere wood lot, belonging TO tho
to j. VOORHEES, per acre va" 90 acres c Of the
were sold to lop at sla acre, and ten acres o.
low land Al MitdfSIroOk sold tO Is. w. Dunnlng at
erty was kfoyrbed until Saturday, Feb. II
The NecsBrtssCtck Frofonfdn has ascertaned by can
that dsr the year 1869 there erected within
the copsryte limits OF that city 253 dwellings stores &c
About of these cost between 0oe and $4,000 each
about a from 5000 TO $4,000 and the balance averaging
aboutE2, 600 each.
berSy farm e. 167 situated in Connecticut
and within easy Of New-York City, s announced
for sale adjoining column Attention 10 invited l0
| tn b advertisement. - 4,
A. T. Stewards new Office at Hempstcad Plains u
pesry finished and the plans for laying out the lana e
| lhaturIug.
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llusitaI IN .sramtnts.
Sales bp autiipu.

A UCT .FgN SALE.
IA BY HENRY IT, LEEDS MINER.
HESey n. LEEDS. Auctoneer.
Off W. BURR RECEIVER and TfJNI lsh ,,v
ElE piST COSTLY DiAMOSD sd SOLID GOLD
RUBl - &lRRALDS OTHER PRECIOUS STONES Whl
&c t o. SOLD PRRBMPTORlLY sgd POSITIVELY WITHOUT
kEs 1vE 40 CLOSE THE CONCHRf, at the
FEEDS ART GALLkIlbS"
and al9 PKOADNAY southwest cor TWeithst on
T. 2sth 2t January 1870
Az lOI oeocl dsy and costiuuug uLu all sold
will be found the hnest hs-elass
DIAMONDS Of od I'D miu' KIBlES. BMERALDS PbAhLo
ClMROS of tue rsat artists mounted IN we hOs
ustie JWELRY of all descriptions oi We os!
eLt Of BAthLblh uo1 os
aud suheb assortment OF pa
NOVD RINGS RINGS Of the luest water and cut also Aas
IEOSTISES sud ladies' oi me
trst maker. snd finish LoCKETS SEAL RINGS SCARF FIhS
CHAINS he workmanship and Gue gold and other superb
Jtwe, ineidenu 6r,tcs Broadway establishment ~ ~ =,
| TERNS-CAsu ALL SUNS UNDER fgOi OIbk THU
| AMOUNT FOUR MONTHS ISDORSED NOTES, APPROVED By
| THE TRUSTEE. - .., ,,,,.,,,,, nun s,,y
The good. viii Galleries above, and
| an MONDAY, 2ph inst, until sales.
| Iatainrus. ~ Off Of tbe Anroneers
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sitratiqrs e1tantcS- -Ytlalts.

A YOUNG MAN Of general business expert
"a past boolareper and cashier large house
city, desires become associated 10 responsible permanent
position with frtcss house; rhle though
20. o. ability and integrity given. Al
dress NJ A. Boz 30. l2i, Tubaue Ofce
A SITUATION as PORTER or WATCH
"a MAN WANTED, by youHg MAS Of good address,
given required Ca address l. H. J7 spnugst, Box Ui
Irille once
NANTED-By n cOlOred man Il situation to
w TRAVEL CORlER peaA French Address 43 Thomp
sou.st ECHABLES ROACH o. SsrS1i
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DRICES REDUCED.
supply the readers Of THs TRhu.E with mr
Alobograpb1 have purchased the stereotype plates Of
Ford Co.. and the ba' bees reduced ,'"l be
below
HORACE GREELEY'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
RECOLLECTIONS OF A BUSY LIFE;
"REMINISCENCES or AMERICAN POLITICS
AND POLITICIANS,
FRoN OPENING OF THE Missouri CONTEST nc Tsa
To which ar added
MISCEBLANIES;
DLITERATURE AS VOCATION" POETS AND POETRY"
REFORM AND REFoRMERS." a DEFENSE
OF PROTECTION" &c. Se.
A DISCUSSION WITH ROBERT DALE OWEN ON
THE LAW or DIVORCE
BY HORACE GHEELEY.
Ia s5a GS & Gs S6s @ oS Of w. o. 400 % %
Of The Got Ts ST T R@1 R2e5y,.. f S:T 9
Hou.. in The Woods" Ny Pfe.en, Home" ny Barn"
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
LAsAMPLE OF THE scoTCHIRIsH
H. CUR FOLKS AT LONDONDERRY.
Iv RURAL RT HEw RyGLASD i,i SI FIfTT T; iFAGs AGO
Vi AplEJ 70 SEW,H1MPSHRE
viii NY GPPRESTlcEsHp.
tx MY FAITH
xL NY FIRST M MEXPRRlETcE IN NswYoRk
NIL TEMPERANCE IN ALL THHGS
KY KY TkiUMFn, TkH}iRTlS
VIII VIII T2B T2gThR5Tf ThfBfSS SSfS
xx. soCGLiSTo EFFORTS
XXI. HARRY CLAY
HXII MARGAhET FULLER.
XXIII BEGGABS AND BORROWERS.
XIV. DRAMATIC MEMORIES
XIV. OLD ZACH.
XVI. CONGBESS-MILBAGB.
XVII CONGRESS As IT WAS
xviii GLAMOUR Es
XXIX LAKE SUPERIOR -MINISG-CHICA AGO-THg PRhE
xxx. THE GREAT SESATOES-TIIR COMPROMISE or laSO
XXAL LIBELS AND LIBEL SUITS.
XXXIL EUROPE-THE WORLDS EXPOSITION
XXXIIl. THE DISSOLUTION OF TfIB WING PARTY.
XGXIy. THE SLAVERY CONTROVERSY.
Xxxy. TiiE yEw ERA IS POLITICS.
XXXVL MY Farm.
XXXVIL NY FARMING.
XXXYIIL SEWARD. WEED. AND GREELEY
xxx EUROPE ARlS-SNITZBRLAND
4. TWO DAYS IN JAIL.
XII THE BANKS CONGRESS-" The Long Contest for
Kill Observation-Disclosures lSp.aksr
KILL A RIDE ACROSS THE PLAINS
XLIv. THE ROCKY MouNTAlNS-TilB GREAT BASIN
XIV UrAH-EEN ADA.
XiVL THE SIERRA HEyADA-THB YOSEMITE-THE BIG
XLvII. THE FUTURE OF CALIFORNIA TREES
SLyll TIE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 1850.
XIX. SECESSION-HOW CONFRONTED.
J.. OUR CIVIL WAR-ACIUAL AND POSSIBLE.
Ii. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
LII. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
LII WRITING HISTORY
LIY MY DEAD.
MISCELLANIEs.
LITERATURE As VOCATION
POETS AND POETRY.
REFORMS AND REFORMERS
THE GROUNDS OF PROTECTION
SUNDAY LECTURING "REMINISCENCES
DAYS RIDE IN MAINE
DAYS RIDE ACROSS THE AILRGHANlES.
NIGHT RIDE ACROSS THE PRAIRIES
WINTER FLOOD ~ ILLINOIS.
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE Discussion between Horace Greeley
and KObsIt Dale Owen.
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Situations dllmtcS- fmaIts.

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4 YOUNG PROTESTANT LADY desires a
~ situation COMPANION 10 LADY, Is good reader aEi
writer uolll sewing Call aiir-s, COM!ANIOS
Working Womer's Home, IS Eiutethst
A SITUATION WANTED by a German
~ GIRL general housswork cock washer and
City reference Apply At No Frtsi. corner BoWery.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
NJ ,b found al Mr. HLDS GERMAN INSTITUTE lG Norfolk
between SaItou and Rvu gtou-st.
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring TO purchase rent such property
will find it to their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other
paper and in addition TO this advantage THE TRIDUsE
will be found only NewYOrk and ali its cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union. Tho advertisement should be as brief Will
allow the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader. We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
Semi Weekly, and Weekly comprise individuals in every
professions; consequently advertisements IN each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
reports OF sales OF real estate both In city
country thus adding greatly TO the value Of its col
umns as an advertising medium. The charges for adveT
tisng follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. % cents per line
each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 per ne sEhI-
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wido columns average line Terms cash in advance
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Sttrsttb,strr Rtal Gstat, for Sak.

ERUIr FARM OF 20 acres in Westches,f,
i Co. miles from depot FOR SALE n bsrgsn Woud
change for m-siun house ~. OLIVER. Bsssm.Sa
GUNNER RESIDENCE at tPEEkSKILL.-FOI
- SALE EXCHANGE large HOUSE new al modern IMPROVE.
nepts carnage II gTouBd vha hlf
depot, mau street good Sater fruit bc ke eoad 10
boarding hoose or hotel Adire.
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plates engang by Rev. Edward r. Smith, Secretary
For Gc, address.
J. h. LiPPlNCOTT Co.. 40 Broome -.
A GENTS WANTED 10 sell the New Handy
~ Of Family Erdic.ue-OCR HOME PI1 SCIAN-by
NJ beard A. NJ. ~ D.. Medical Lecturer
Of Ns York Written 10 plain language r the people, Hd tells what
10 DO ard bow 90 10 10 every emergency. Professors Medical
Colleges testify that ithe ony reliable Family Doctor Book published
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know The ~ T. Evening Post Dr. Beard las succeeded
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days Oae NewlOTk shop Of q Norkmel sold ~
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TEO DRESS RS.-WANTED-An ex-
peenced lady to take charge ofa weleablhei tr.tca dress
making business Buffalo Address o. Box 27Oy Buffalo, with
reference.
tVANTED-An active YOUNG MAN, from
w 10 to general clerk In store,
None other need apply. Direct With reference NJ C., Tribune
Ofcr.
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A.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway cor
WORKS Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture. &C.
MONDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. 81, at4 o'clock
VALUABLE BOOKS-cOmpng relating especially TO Amer
lea and American History among nzy he mentioned THE CO.
MBIAN SENTINEL Jan l752 to Iuy 81 1919 Ia 70 voamei
Websters Works local Hso-
ne. &c Elegantly Illustrated Works including AuDUBONS
BIRDS AMERICA vol folio, sn Letter Press IN vols Bons
Library editions and Books containing choice scrap Pu &c
"a
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6uuntrn 8saI Gstat, Tor SlI,.


CRANBERRY FARM FOR SALE.-A farm
crsHheres Ten Cape Vaes sh twenty -
meadow ready With dam tr ho~iog tuced
iars These ferries have brought tn I've dollars b.le
the New York market and e meadow ou shoua be'r
Of bay &c ulOu the place witch will yield goo4 Ius
family without The berries Terms can be made 70 sat Eg
TesIag another WI eyclsgge for go property
New.Yok. For ner particulars, address l. SILL .i Nes'
Forty-,econi a.. Ne8.lork Chg.
NOR SALE-At POughkecpsic, capital modern
RESIDENCE T. miles from Civ Clui- Horse: Location
oabuus new and well suge; vineyard and orca u
choicest varieties producing aIsey o. 4clTs uaae5 siEG
EOR SALE-A desirable RESIDENCE in
Norv Conn within sak Of churches Schools aui
horse railway dro' tu With furnace aDt 30
rooms beside closets attic and ca- L." about lerO ' va
good garden ond fruit Location way desirable Pre-
5000 Refer 10 J Gl lon SER e,, ". X j. SLOAN =
6'S Broadway n u the Hon WI g. STREET. Norvat ,os
nor SALE or ENCHANGE-For Dry Goods
Cothug 3.o acres Of LAND Morgan Comfy Ns'H 'li
o II. SHORT, Ksnsa, CITY Mo
EOR SALE or EXCIIANGE-A large three
story FACTORY BUILDING, with Dry-li2uss sss-h s''e
baas sisst GoSg' SsSs' MA Se s,e S nv i'Js. % L' o
Wserosn Railroad above Rome; uuuelmbeL AIPg h. DlN
BAR. 81 Corilsnttst. \. ---
EARM for SALE-l07 acres, near the Village
OfCAt,Si and on the line Of 6e Hudson River Tao f'.-
houses one aF,e With !! rooms the Gher cottage 10 ]
both in good conditions plenty offp.t Location lesy s14
"0'A'' properly McHiSSi RUSSELL. Sc Coz a.
GREEN WICH.-Attractiye RESIDENCE,
~ esrasehOuse threeluaer he sae, i.nt tshf
5000 also several Others Address j. w. ATWAIhh '''0'
Bridge station. Connecticut
ORANGE COUNTY DAIRY FARM, near
" Goshen SALE; 2si vel astered; basg' large Ao
iu good order NJ A. RuLAND Co, 8 BseAnaast. y y -
CARATOGA FARM-19j acres, very cheap
~ 80 acres In n J.; go in apple trees JAQykN 4s bro'1f
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II II. LEEDS ~ MINER,
Hy. II. LEEDS. AUCTIoSEER,
WILL SELL By
ORDER OF EXECUTRIX.

The FINE iRT COLLECTION ofthe late THOMAS THOMPSON esq
Commencing MONDAY day February and continuing until
tie whole collection is disposed o'clock aud - o'clock
H. This extraordinary collection the extensive offered in
the United States valued +5OoCoo and comprising nearly
TWO THOUSAND OIL PAINTINGS.
Eyery one Of which was selected by prices VARYING
from dollars many tho1ssos each be having made the coe
On Of pictures life time and devoted to A priHcy for
tune.
Among by Benz West Sir Thos Lawrence Sir
JOSHUA REYNOLDS Sir Peter Ley Godfrey Kue Alaa Ramsay
George Moreanl iogarb, Turner Nmh Copey ope Stewart
and others othe English Boucher DeBu sbey, nai De
DreuI D, Lambne the French school, scLdn
GuercnO, Tene Van Oslie, zuccareu. DJA,, ,.-.
Also large number cbratel artist, Of the 18th 10Th,
and eeupe such Titan RubeH JOraus, Hoathot and
others, some Of which unqaestoned originals.
800 PORTRAITS OF DISTINGUISHED PERSoYAGEs
Also early works fmOas such suly Iuau Bersl
Duand Brown Peale Doughty, Birch Hart sd nearly every
known ten yearsago.
TIE collection win be so entire tuo pictures having been added
taken from ~ limitation close the
5 exhibition =. The
LEEDS ART GALLERIES,
Galleries. 83l Broadway
Trelhh-s.
Catalogues lover pages win be any ilres, recep. Of
25 cents by the auci.ouesrs
DUBLlSHERs SALE Of Standard English
and American BOOKS haIi'omelg bound abd hastatl at
JOHNSON VAN TASSELLS No. 81 Nassaust opposite the Post
who wsE he libraries and dealers, in
yted 10 attend.
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DEDICATED
TO
OUR AMERICAN BOYS,

DEDICATED
TO
OUR AMERICAN BOYS,
BORN IN POVERTY GRABBED IN oBSCUPITY AND EARLY
CALLED PROM SCHOOL TO RUGGED LABOR,
ARE SEEKING
TO CONVERT OBSTACLE INTO OPPORTUNITY. AND wRRST
ACHIEVEMENT PROM DIFFICULTY
THESE RECOLLECTIONS
ARB KEGARDFULLY INSCRIBED BY
THEIR AUTHOR
This Boob collection Of the articles originally Published
BytT I" Ier.,t "a in r L ~. ,,tS ,eS sn,,sb.
addition Of much original II believed that
bu permanent all the i've forming
tbey DO record Of the inner LIE sli paB Of who has
which gone during past intense vitality
h Geeey himself the hest Indication Of their Nben he
much Of msSJ experiences convictions modes
bouglt s' these R'oetoHG give, With small nsbs
10 he Apogv Mr Greeley ,,ys Il hope to spared to wt,
hereafter fuller and yssmslo Of Political Economy
write print other whatever IT, accept
e e'says eh eoaeude tbs volume Of mental biography
worth their coadersiOn aud will hope that some po
Which will rot have been sci forth IN vain"
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$uttiuu SaIts Of T,,aI 6stat,.

A j. BLEECKER, son q Co., Auctioneers,
IA will sell At auction WEDNESDAY Feb. 9 100 90 y oeS
q the Exchange Salesroom. III BFoadwar; ..,ys
SEVENTY SEVENTH >r3sto gh stoop brown stone Ho, ss
and LOTS the north side of Seventy 81 between ~
Fourhaves $3.50 feet west Of Thaye AMI - ei east o 'lr ''
Le1ugtonave) Houses contain az the modern mproycntnA
ENTYSlXTlISr-l LOT of GROUND Oh tbe r.Iil &c
seyentysIthst N5 feet east of Thiuaye. EIlo Map a. "
Cvdsrst.
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gtb CIVILIZATIONS.
CTETu,s NENV R00K.


DICKERSTETH's NEW BOOK.
ID THE SPIRIT or LIfE; or, ScRPTuhs 1 y 81
BlsK woMS oy rns IloL "ngsT b We al ~ IS "
Bie1srseb, author Of Ye-isnay To-day aud f"'s''''
l. YESTERDAY TODAY, AND FOREVER A Poem In "sTs
This Buic poem remarkable creation Of Christian genas poo
II CONCEPTION . Sd ssGIc%. I. sDIs and
4 nISEs kkp HEAVEN or, Tas BLESSED DEAD AND THn
WATERS FROM THE wBLLsPRYG. The sabbath our' Of
Afflicted Believers ~. -
H-DR. HANNAS LEE OF CHRIST.
TIE k1Sr DAY or OUR LORDS PaasnsT,riny PaSsi0n Al So
IT,. siber three yeume. Of the r,tive PREPARATION ,
Prom British Review: The dranse The
ss,S ss vet With epoT.d St sad and sth p,ny Of
the phases individuality suggesied rsnsI ssJ updosmse
% everen and careful leads at stage 70 tue Aoi "
m-DR. BONAR'S NEW VOLUME,
BIBLE THOUGHTS AND THEMES A
ACTS Uniform With OlJ Test > andG Gospels limo. 81
ROBERT CARTER BROTHERS:
,h,,. bOo,, sent by mall postage prepaid on receipt Of
the pree
Mrs WHITNEY's NOVEL,
WI HITHERTO; A STORY OF fESTERDAi''
''lfs'i 4Ss isSsos sSs s'ti's t.ssrPP"% PSSnf saws.
Our readers may hook from the 6rAy without @ & sa
,node,y ef the most fasidou. critic"
The London Literary Churchnan says; ,.,. q, .,.e,,.,
How this brought about, must leave our Ieaaeis s ~,
@ w, an. The a,k Of udyiug Especially the character Of Richard
Hahawsy exquisite & ~. in IL. occasional
nr.ss Of ,s own real and dsensn. w. cannot
ourselves wrong iu rating it as one Of the most
modern bcion"
Everybody Is 'e'o"S LoRIyG, Publisher, Boston
| TTHE OPERA has started host OF readers Tor
/ THE SOPRANO,
LORlNG, Publisher, Boston
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J JohNtoN ~, AGclIonc1f
DY JOHN son * MIL ER
ID AUCriONRBRs AND
|. RKAL ESTATE BRoKBRS,
No. 10 NAsAUSI, coR. 0EDARsr, nav foka -.
sssdssses Lots Country Sssts and Farm, oontp
rooted exchanged Loans psGOied Ascroa sales u Fe
RY JAMES NJ. MILLER
I'D WEDNESDAY February 2.
ATE O'Clock. a the CITY Ssesro0m, Phebir Buntfg
70. 10 Court
IN THE CITY OF B&OOKLlN - ..,,, ~
PERFMPTORY SALE IN PARTITION. Bl ORpbR " Iil,,Sv
PRRME COURT UNDER THE DIRECTION or JAMES NAlHHl,.
EsQ REFEREEt92 LOTS aud CORES OF stewart ave- var.
PoT.raye ave, aud hui kebockeraye, aud 90
Johusonst Cypress lroad agrsheu,st harnoast
Tbuesst Negowu Iurup.keroad, Geogcst. Ceuife
st. Msdsonsi Stsgrst. Myrtle st. suytsnrst, hs'h Ih''
aud stockholm g ... -. - ,,......r As
ceased positively be sold 20 The highest bidder II ef.s s
the estate situated rapidly improving pA ~ W
Distract aud daily grosng % value Itey present ,tr
Tor all persons wishing aie eyesiuen aud 20 49, n,
location seldom O3efed pebble sale Terms us- '
p,r eat csn bond ani mortgage ..,-, N,s
aud particulars al the otce Of tne aucoaeef q
York
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
)TS for SALE Mt North New

York we.ther Co. opposite Harlem and convenient to IlA
and Second Third aud Fourth This propery oa
h ground healthy locality curbe gsed aud tagged aud
.appa .isb Apply JQhs BARRY Clinton F7 Insurance.
Co., 10 BIVsdsJ.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
groohIpn Gtal Gstatt for Sal,
alltsttb,stu duuntp a,sl Gstat. for Sale.

A SPECIALTY.-We Westchester County Realty
~ See descriptive pneest free sppesoGj mailed on receipt
Of stamp STANLEY DAY 925 Broadway
COUNTRY SEATS Village Residences,
~ FARMh, VILLA SITBS AND LOTS.
on The HUDSON AND ELskWHERB
POR SALB IN GREAT VARIETY AT REASONABLE PRICES,
BY MALLORY 4 BLACKWELL, IS LIBERriSE, ~ Y
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BORN IN POVERTY, GRABBED IN OBSCUPITY, AND EARLY
CALLED PROM SCHOOL TO RUGGED LABOR.
ARB SEEKING
TO CONVERT OBSTACLE INTO OPPORTUNITY. AND WRRST
ACHIEVEMENT FROM DIFFICULTY.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

nor SALE-At POughkecpSic, capital moder
Il RESIDENCE j. miles from City tauroEse; Location tf' AZ
outbuugs well suauge doe vineyard and nt orcafas
choicest varieties producing largely G under hEl eula''
L. q l. o.
, 1870-06-04

GAMES In NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June a.-Joseph Dion beat Cyrille
Dion 1t billiards, tonight, 800 to Ga Rudolphe
LeAt grille Dion 100 To 81 at French caromA.
, 1870-06-04
STABBING AFFRAY.
4 Man Assaulted In IlIs Boarding House, and
Probably Fafnliy Woundcd-Arrest Of
the Asanijant.

For some time past an ill-feeling has existed be-
tween two laborcrs named Thomas Burke and Pnt
Collins. Although they often used harsh words
ward one another, they did not come to blows
mill yesterday About O'Clock last evening a
blow was !nnicted that may prove fatal to CollnA
He boards at ~ Indiana street, and, at the hour
mentioned, was seated In the "parloE." Some
one Knocked at the door, and asked for
him. He answered the call and SAW Burke stand
Mt In front Of the house. Burke at once COM
mcnced abusing Collins and called him all sorts of
On the nose Burke then drew large dirk knife,
and before Collins could escape, stabbed him In
the abdomen. The loud talking OF the two men
had attracted quite crowd, and Policeman HeAlv,
was going on. lie arrived Just IS Collins was be-
ing carried iuto the house, and learning that
Burke had cut him. caught the latter By the collar.
Burke Ia big, stout fellow, and, Ike mary otheIa
resisted the oncer- tore his coat thre" his watch
chain. worth $40, away, 1nt TOOK his club from
him. Healy, nndlng be was getting " Worsted,"
called upon some OF The 1ystandefs TO assist him.
So one offered to help him, and as Burke was ua-
HE to strike him on the head with the club, nc
drew his revolver and Was about TO nre, When, ~
SOHO means OF other, he reRalned possession o.
Ills club. WIKI which he Immediately Weted Burke
,n the mouth, knocking two Of his teeth out
Burke then succumbed and was taken TO the std
ttou. Healy VAS knocked down twice during the
scute, and, when On the sldc"alE, one o.
was locked up and the dirk With which he did the
staNbtIg, was taken from him. A phyd1cian who
vas sent fur and attended Collins, was unable to
give an opnton rs to the result Of biz Tou1d bus
Ilcaly received Severe cut Oh the hn1d, and Was
bruised considerably about the head and face.
| While taking the knife from Burse, the BLADE
| tIoGed and made an inc{s0n about IN inch dcef
between the frst aud second tlngers of III:
fFSnrKeb> right hknd.
, 1870-06-04


Ing % Wild throw by Heube 70 Second nodes te,
and Flynn also coming IN neAtes nt s1eln Al n II
ntst, and then made third BY WING V ,,,.nr liz
Ireacey's liner was handsomely taken y Muson.
AcAtee running In from thifd ME- Myess ~ ~ hs,s =
md Le to second ag cTager r., sens c 5pd ap IN easy
Fo7e.t C5tv-fratis play to short centre WAS got
on he nm ty King. sutton popped one to Hodes,
md Carirton gave Pinkham an easy buunde1, and
,Sas secured vt first No runs
NINTH INNING
fb;oaao-Wbite now relieved Pratt, who went to
thirr,r Sutton catching behind; Pinkhsm struck
INT The third strike being called King was dis
txlscd Of on the ny by Heubel Hodes took nrSt on
taI1ed balls, and 8tale second. Flynn fonleti 0ut
cn a foul catch by Sutton, leaving Hodes on sec
tnd. No runa
Forest c.ty-Alllson Was got By uodes to McAtee,
and kt1baiI was secured IN the same way. Hcu-
hc1 took nrst On three balls called consecatlyely,
end reached second on passed ball Smltns
gronuder was poorly handled by Hodes. an1 ne ne
Tot to trEt Whites bounder to Hodes i9fScu na 9,
fl, and he was outed at second, Hcubel being lea,
On third No runa Thus closed, amid loud aou y,
prolonged cheers bT the delighted cro~a Gne .or ~
The finest and shaIpest games Of base Dell ever
played Below is