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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

All who have real estate for sale or 10 lei
and these desiring purchase rent such property VIII
f4pd II ia ter interest TO advertise in TIKI TBlRr NJ
lie aggregate circulation exceeds that oi any oher news
paper and in addition this advantage, TIE TRIBUNE
viii be found not only NewY0rk and all rs cities ANA
Villages bu in every state and Territory throughout the
Union. Taa advertisement should he as orcI as VIII
allow Of ire advantages claimed being made clear to the
,eader w would especially dwell on the llct that the
subscribers for the three editions - TIE TRIBUNE Daily
SeriWeeily and Weekly. comprise individuals in every
business professi0n consequently, advertisements ia
zach are cad by al classes THE TRIBUNE G,rots ese
eaI attention reports OF sales OF real estate hoh ID
city and country thus adding greatly % the value of IT,
ooIun,ns ~ an adveTtsng medium The charges Tor ad
yertsinc Real Estate follows; DAILY TRIBUNE 20
gents per line for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81
per linz: sFMi-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. % cents per line
About 10 words Of Gun wide columns average a line
Ter1ns cash IN advance
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Ncw- Jersen Real G5tatc IT,, Glie.

A Nicelv-located FARM of A6i2 acres at
"A Hawth n ~ j.: Era ltiigay hour rom cityi CON
ynrfatau -j7 LOuo hillgs, Acl et At 20
Tn0.gr.fo- cost over 81 600 VIII sell now ls 49, only
$1,000 cash required. J. ~ ~ ~ Atlil7 e. -."' -.
EOR SALE-Se5, Goa fine COUNTRY
4 - Ar fn -rrirgnrii H. J ! miles from the rit the
Uea roregrs fougp Orange. COMPRISING 81 acres with
Jarse Double aosise cOOt order irtg
uUard mii on the pr9.rriy priiri ~ e: -
seclrs this osoT Apply before aug L 10 ltNlll P. tiii
or the promises az 20 JENNINGS BBOrHI rs, Jalanesc
Paleraara. ~ r,sirllst, &ew-IO-6 tty.
tNOR SALE LOW, Rent yearly, or Exchange
] or C or Chicago property cifti14n. coz = tltt
sea- l. niles fr-u NcW-flrs. DEP elegantly ldr
tisnes rts. sttuary, &C.. fah- s.a. NHeri7 ~ ah-
- lnt.-u scenery
vGrea Isl shrgbbery; exquisite lawns 0 .l'i e'l -
etDle poi Ty, and edT cr LOSses tso"s laFL wan
A G. LAftHIN, 20 broAaNsy
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st ni Z. z ,. 49, -il,ISq.' T.
r, r5t.l S bee, lIr End arranged Tor u! 'nscia com
fort and OF -uirrr Ttfuri. On .t'' -
S o , e,rh ~ have Sr rarec - snoll AZ iir
.r down toward village. The iocitioi DE olse VIZ -
imne,at changed. Corner irog rcnhs Up orr o. ~.
every CREST. Baths as w''f ,io n't D. r,. INV
6scr c.spe sew ing grand piano Ter man and
n,in~fs n dsslrei and consequently seco.d a, IN.
IN, French and German ei,t-4sf, .i N ~. oit
r.can 10 bill affair ater"ard ia me one, "..is ~
win Hbr-tto hole bouquet ull dress SUITS oii i
t4bA t. aul haiT parted ia tHe i - Lsr1 .., .i
Ave ne oest seat III tne dining M ami tie best waiter IA the
e. not getting his ra hot, or eNperienclng
deiy of aftrr giving his oier f'r Am r NJ
li,sr b se blown iroa mouths q eAnl N rcn .,
49, Hoir, Il once Children " = g' ,i'i't ~ arD
e3ood furniture esDec oy pioyecd ~ mat ~, @i
h ban. ,ae piano AZ az hou1 gel Ia e i.' ssg or
small family IN ther &is ~ elmer 80 Mas themselves
disaHreabe the innest mot ~ an - a., oye- u,
,,st M > iFun vii De- pat on a. any ho S =. az
~ Of r ri ~ al 1hs n Pyfais nd never
khoElI ~ tell inc ne OF day as a ealpY.' ~
Fvlr NV VIII he considered the Je, tse BIOS ma r,V
boys vii answer u,s oge pro- of co. aieT more
% a9l,.i =. 49, al anil p n I,ag-- before guests
I'M la ief me - d snob Ne 5Ts s sront on the
or,he,a a1 49,. se sofny selected please every
body, lead IN payer pay @ lS1s iss ~ NM
M nav s = rooi ~ali1cr ant ies 5s GIinon n.As
eucsre, anl,s chiaFn ref ~ ,9 III, ~ y, In,
nm M. il Ear siror 20 Appleton ANYBODY eiss,
IN H. = n nirt WIKI AIRY ysHng ay not mh yelhs .us
"a .l.n pa comes down, do-sl Mind Ota@ as'He ty
- ~ IS, 3rnn,-ftcnt river ffrv pcine N ths
e-t o, IN th- hou-s the hotel j, ' attend 20 i au
and an .vgg aue sitaus Hebrew, 'ho..N
Irs or any loLs Language az The saline n"u'h' WINS
~ turning hair. - ...,.a,.. ,,, ID, IA, IA
mann, 1,-tienrn can srink. smoke, swear chow sahns
star. al and indulge N Any cthsi s no
usnt common placer In part OF ne hosa ne
Will o.hef
he best the country sPeci a nsoh E,en %
- how these Things are
49,. ye~n- Thr prnI rcaf with isxs IL trf sonai
ara.s II eav eira should al 20 dispute as m u
"a - Al , A. -ynter M HOUSE bar his table sctchc
- sinr- vie asd tli be- the guest was nsy - imi-.
avrn IN n VII never og There aessp shu uhs
frien1s
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Esly Uanles--Ma

WANT ID .-LaterprisIng MEN To sell new
w ani money INVENTION wanted everywhere;
and exciu i've srHtory Apply 10 Room Mo- 5.
l55 broadway, basement
VNANTED.-A Journalist, who has some ex-
w peren the OF matter fVang % Spphed
science iuclng Illumination can mud ernansnt asi -
nanerafys aio by addressing lD an buno
Office, without sIsy UnoxespLonA references required
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Jiiuations UauteS--Milrg.

Clerks Statesmen, &c.
A DyERT[SEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
a YORK TRIBUNE WIN Bs RECEIVE At TIE
UProNN OFFICES ~. cis broadway cor Thirty ir.t.
s... or 20 Wesa TwentvCnri-st, cor. fa-uhaye. sfD
Tlr,.i,r cor Forty ST. az tine HARLEM OFFICE
no 49, Tirlave, cor On rlirf and twenty ol &
rrlisrm ~Ivings Bank Building AMI ~ TIC BhDohi'l y
tTIT OFFICE no. :iI Was iuet 81, next door 10 iic
p0s. JAice. mp t0 . D. IN, "a re guar 0il'e rates
4 YOUNG NAN. age Is, wishes situation
y CLERK iu siu,sal- house or sor Ia reliable, r ~
worthy amt ODE irnt wages as"nfb' has opi cry 70
encr; rs and write we'll bot hiE 81 AZ ortinn. Sih
EMPLOYMENT WANTED by a single maa
A. Of business capaeity Nith c.iy g.rorcs - bJOh
Trustworthy afraid Il work. willing 10 make himse
generally useful FOR small WAGES g0pt cit rirnce ana
security. Address g.. r., 800 West 3fth It. w YORK
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Gtalioncrr.

F-VVFI OpFS AND WRITING PAPERS.
- BERLIN JONES EN- ELJPl. toMPAHt -
kpf.R WAREIfJT So Nos. T.. ard 1888 VIII irl-'!, NrN
York. have laCiT Ter manu- ING one niys rhEcof =
day ri t'i-i- Patent ~ ie anil cumming -f is H
iires below Liberal Cst nEnis O" ,he tfi
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Uouutrn Real estate fir Sale.

DIDGEFIELD, C0NN.-For SALE at one
IL half ita vue one VI the desirable RESDENCk In
FAIRFIELD County situate in the above named town. with tweive
acres Of land attached thereto formerly well known n me TT
Perry properly, recently thsi on r. Jns'n hsisy M
WI dwelling OUT uldngS. ana SUR
were greatly enlarged also trac5 OF four
and pasture sac enons thereto can
bs had n desired. -. 80, ~
apply 10 T. IT. BAILEY ESQ., RGgeheii or !" te
present nwEeGs the Savings Bank OF DanDniy-
July Is.
GAN DIEGO (CALIFORNIA) REAL - Me
- rare Opportunity for investment Sonethanl io the
fion 70 consider Largo returns small nses nents-
Instance, CITY in saa Diego al wen osa ~ a1n
ing tle r,il4a Lands $50 paygDle ia ~ monthly nsai
fnnnts the most cnt eTfTsis ai. lowing @ ~.
ri c ssiDg "io
tno
1xsa snf Pacific Lands bought years
Ia, re Ier ace which been sold Tor r2foV WIN
nut ,,1nruv eppns particulars call or address
' Mn YORK AGENCY, BUSH & Co.. ID ncys
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Gcunlrn Real estate Scr safe.

Gcun!rp Reai estate Scr safe.
>o~-,~oo,
A DESIRABLE 1GO-acre FARM for SALE,
n near city inc situatIoa. Address
V. T.. LANPHERE. Kenosla, Nis
ATSAG HARBOR, l.. I-Beautiul country
"A residence FOR sALt % NCEANG p er city property
rutland & WHITING, Bresirol-st., n. 81.
AT SAYYILLE, l.. l., near south Boy, one
~ mile depgt-ValUabe 30 ACRES. with large rod
sgOnt twost0ry horse barn and p''liuildi1e@ 81 500
rutland * WHITING, . bcchlnal-7t.
A DFTJGHTFVL COUNTRY HOME at n
"A areat saerilceA house 3sx&S; 0 a4i cold water
splendid locality easy access o. CITY acag depot school, lUsi-
Offices. G.. ito 90; oalt 1000.
BOOZE IL Il BROS. WOld EHgravers
IiDprti 80 York
A Il CRDTON, on the Hudson RlVer.-fOr
SALE very desirable plot OF 8 scras win dwelling.
aIil bindings s,la BIC Tor gent ul ~ MIA
Hf.sI and >l.- llii1 GA tha
gaoe. Wil no sOli on liberal terms
EDWAl.D CLARKE. Tribune Office.
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6elp n1amteA--fcmales.

WANTED-A woman between the ages of 20
w and VI Ia 10 HoCSEwORK and take OF twe chii
drep year old the other 3h clio per month";
.nisrsan tierSaan English member Of tins ehurch t.
roq tired Address j. y NJ, Boa no III
Wocottyle ConA
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C0OK, &c.-By n Swedish woman, who Is q
~ thorough capable eook s.A = ssss:s vs.An far wt
good rufsaence. Call 1t he PaVrKbr4NT HONE HU.
REAU, 1856 6thsse
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Coachnen.

4 y AMERICAN Young man wants 81 l3tlon
a as coActI y una'rs ants ne car, o. nor7, ng.,
hls r.rrAccs. Can De seen 20 the PRyIcL lSI
HOME BUhEAU l3s 6thGve.. above lOth-sL
NDACHMAN and GROOM or WAlTER.-A
sing Young man who understands the and manage
If horses l. suDt erDsn, and und r-tads s4iupg
can furnish tho very lest rC.tlces. Nt5tv at ODi :
AGENCY I59 3itL-st. % Broadway inquire Tor
!. T..
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ALL ApOUT FLUSHING
HEP GREAT ADVANTAGES.

n ASp
lst T1astug te nearest place OF note IN me suburbs o.
I'd Fins,s can be- roarei in ninutes slp
Very, foot OF CLanbrsst and in p minutes from Thirty
3D. ia sas 100 trains tsly two railroads fre
giving rapid transit cheaper iaics than can be a ee
an rinse.nr is situated on hcsithy hi- rolling r-1und
no heavy grazing rocks 10 remove nor
ravines To hll up In wests hester CGsnty. .
schools CHURCHES Of every denomination banks markets.
stores ANA % society poaulaion o. heailr igOOO
and 100 10 800 So 5asiness Paroscs Pameois
fOcei, 81 ts u rnTci lbs s,t1y ~ - .d
call apcn BINg W Hlf-llt,e ~ -. ,' -, .l
Twenty n Y, ana arsr ain street Depot IA fusl-
ing nsn.hoary trains or BOD, Ia.iroadS
NOR StLE-A COUNTRY SEAT Of 50 acres
jn the beautiful VILLAGE OK Geneva. sIuaton xgieist
good buidil ana fruit Apllj ~ SlI.liiL H. 7a4AI'
Geasyas Ne, YORK.
COR SAFE AT 4 BARGAIN TO CLOSE AN
4 ERpATE-A beaul farm If ~ acres, near FOR lacl
ilsst., .n. ~ ares woodland farms very easy.
Ior pAi'i'AiA'- GPl5' u. SCOTT.
81 P.nest. y. Y.
NOR sATE-A 6ne mountain FARM of some
Il bua'fed acres ess7r'sing forest niowi,g Pa-i
age. and = = crcnaIa o. 81 I'll -, -, .fte
Soase = larre and tbs baras obacco shri 80 oT oa
buildings ar go The sceacry vy hDe AL tis VIZ max
The BARN - ye miles irn me fipy depst oi az ~
ven and Neshampton Etlroad shd hite.1 mic Ho's
passed IN Newfngana Pr further parIleiss sldress
ROBERT f0RsfrA, 6I.nsy' Csah.
ON THE SHORE.-Beautiful RESIDENCE !;
neiyhbonood nssr depot every one hear fen eity
-'''4''' 1'A" W. 1n %T%1rEi . R.ss1ss station cesn.
ON THE HUDSON, IN fine view of the river,
midway betwess fsry.,sa aud ssisssa n.s, ',i
haase ana .i loa.s snsl .ui sad se
w w be .ola le~ and on esss e,n. vi lily d D.
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C4rfener5.

a rs Assistant GAnDEN r one Who has p goo.
know ledge 81 fhe aui also, good refer
cBce. car % address o.. n, Box lJO, Tribune Once
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DOPTER and USEFUL MANA German
siu.ie yniur man ia .- place in hotel. store or
oFea A. pDlI, ADD wiling l'akc himself usfi " can
f. III nnonbte, references. Apply a. ODELLs AcENCl'
40 West iifh.st- corner broadw ~
EXTANTtD.-A situation ~ PORTER: is a
~ good BOX aud CASE MAKER; euot refer ,ice AT
g. T. FINEGAN, e0rlcr -le aua v" cAonsts IfooA'
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Cccg

QHPCAMAN COOk-iJr hotel is a com
= peteut COOK and cry scs al IT, teil.c,r eiy vi
good n erencrs. call al t.o iiOILsTANT NONE Bb-
4.4.AL, Io5 6thave
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i.cal Cstate @ gtthange.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME 1T sum
"A mii j., Of house IL and cupoia 4oyio
steam furnace stable lawn. garden, fruit and siac go 90
marcs.sc. $1,000; TO exchange Tor NcTara house j. u
COND1CT, lij Broadway.
EXCHANGE.-Long Island FARM wanted in
~ tvrhaage for other good property. Please address A
CHANT, ~ Y. l.. .. Box 3,l69.
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REAL ESTATE.

Nxw-yoRK Friday July 10. 1873.
The sales to-day were Of legal nature, and
were tout special interest Full details win be found
appended.
A. L. MOriccsi reports having sold four lots on the
northeast corner OF Boulevard and sixty third ST. in
exchange for 10000 and sc5,0Oo reported IN
The TKIBUSE ON the 10th
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
,..,ey brown Stone $:s.,i ,s tss
ave. Ss.i Os acxio9 NSrs H@I,esD ls ns iS'
sGTy ard p-sfp . SOB sGS # %e S', os Se ot
25x9Ll0, Bciieshcm ,or plaintiff - ,,, Ssi5oo
s6e ~ Tess iSoti' e I7S II east Of issayc
'''ll f"4-P NOV NJ T.. wells
2story and basement tTenciroo se.se VIII plot On
third ard Jonn Williamson $4,000
Rv uarnct,. sale Of property az Eloua Farms, to
July 10; and a,c of promises No 81 Rcass ts a g
AZ 1 sSs s no o5tr saf 20 % i hi 81
Hugh Camp sale Of prop'r'y on West 'c''' 'o'u' 90
OFFICIAL TRANFERs or REAL estate.
EEw-YoRK CITY,
Christopher CSo ssl, 21aV729; Haydock 70 -oo
Eien o. " e. NJ q COIlI,s 49, ,- s's"oO
Duane a. n cor Groenwlca.st -0x50i W IL ieoua'd 90 400
sa TTl, rrd - Pei.f 10 II Iica Nominal
ll ~, g e, Fl OF !i's1. i'H. . ' 1880
I7thst, q : 100 IT " Of Irving place, e5z92 II Wal ., ooo
siis,s IT i's'i Is 4 SO says 5s4 wog ~
\ g n'r e k S,1 90 aiha nee a o 500
S9I st. a ;, "a Nav S sti 81 ss1ae $1,000
cistst 30 Il g Of shave, -NiOf2, y 4 tiiIcn
a. sSG : b Rrssell ...........-..-. Nominal
sane FTP ,s trustees u ''' o1s's' = 1850
IOOta.s, Z s. O5 It OF liaye I5xlealO 2lays
- 81 7 r. s l10th ~. Tj.6v 90 S9tist - 20
nssT o. a5Hg = Il Vas ~ toH l. Whtc 5000
1,IlS , !. na y E, 1 10 S Brennan iA" e75o
wIssve ," = 50 I, ct lou q; 75iIcCi Bos >, ooo
Carol NJ KG1e' pei iA'V'V
Iare .ir,.n ~ 7 q DipmicE b Of Nominal
same pr, property Executors 'i .,.. 1000
Block b0uuied hy Hudson River on the west, = re
llfharc nn tie elsL by Siiis oA the 50 ". il0 ~
fS = ~ ,I To- he york MaiSet company l9s 900
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Situations Uanle0-fcmaIes.


ChsaDsrnaiis.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
q YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TILE
- OF .o. West Twenty IT., cor Elgii AVE 2 -
rhr q-e Forty ssventisf, az tho HARLEM OFFICE.
IA Thlrdag. one hundred ami ~ en- inst
7arl'ru savings Bank Building and al the BhuO KIM
ile -Olse, mp 10 p. N, az regulAr ONCE RACES.
NHAllBERMAID, HOUSEW0RK, &c.-By
- capable ooloei young woman; she = g9d COOK Hasrr
,pl M er viii ~ to country city. either; ha. 2l
r,.frr,u.-.. an! be II the PROTESTANT HOME
~ REAU. 1888 6th-avc., Shove lOthsL
CHA3iBERAiAID and LAUNDGESS-By a
Profesfnut woman. who Il thorough apnaresN wash
ir1ler cLaaneifi-i. waitress, q - tr cuI OF
best ~ references. At the PHiJAEsIRSI
ROME BUREAU, 10 IL on ave, anoye l5th -
- WEST HOU~TON-ST. A French lady as
s)sD CHAMBERAAID; Understands hair dresh4ns and
sewing.
900 EAST 59TH-ST.. near 2d-ave. "A
ZsbJ vogue woman n CfAAfEisNA - end 20 assist IA
te washing would 90 houscw0Tk Ia email f4niy best
refer aca
COOKS.
A respectable woman Of experience, first
a elt COOK expert all kinds family cooking. Tn
e4cep0nabe city reference Call OF address ~ tast zots
As riRST-CLASS COOK in private family,
or pastry cook hotel by respectable and very ex-
neenre, woman WITH unexcept enable references city or
COOK, &e.-By Protestant woman; she is
excellent cook, irouer AMI general houseworker
ne seen q PROTESTANT BUREAU, 1853 6th-ave. above
10th ST.
(,nOK E,e-Rv n SxvesA;sh woman who a. n
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6oHsrs anu farms rUantso.


yyrANTED-A COUNTRY PLACE IN New
w Irr.e7 IN the neghbOghoon Of Hachgisacb ~ Eue,
wood with modern house "a irae iDf
which given wen located New YORK ~ property
equity $4,000 JNO. D. TAYLOR, 2DS East tct-st y =
Gin propertn "a cet.
rI'O TET-AR cles-nt BASEMENT 2Oxjo,
IN a tne binding facing City Han Fsrsi the reons S,l
aaa.e for Gfsciss BILLIARD having h'sn iHe uns
lgn and easy Apply 70 =. n. WhCAuth u d. -
PararoN.
no LET-- emmy rr,cx nrrrorve.
No : hrauA o. 81, second door IRON Ci1thanst
Apply 20
THE BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE y. y. TRIBUNE
SDSlA EAST BROADWAI.-To LET-PaIlor
vEO ana stores, with mirrors, ciandei,fs &c
inGuire 2cS, DOOR. Rent lew 10 a good tenant.
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NO. lO7 WEST 52D-ST.-A respectable
coior,.i woman Wishes is,es' .gltlcncHs As
ING, BOOMING and FLCTINa at her own ~ ,ss,,,,,,-
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GTENWICK HALL. near SlyaroOk. Conn
! This popular hDte N!n open June 81. rtIg the ifth
season 70 confines ~ the comforts aid o. iie 't
hotels ccS RECEIVING "a las" portion - its
patronage rpn NcT-NOg lnl rrl1ryn Toms gT any
hotel 90 class. Ary nCTIatJl lurf con be- l Dr. =
crossing tho Frpgue,or UIsd states Hotel. Hartford
Conn. .. \. ROOD.
HAMILTON HOUSE. STANFORD, conn
lelii ily s.fatei o. q Ground, o. r.olslns tne
sound p-z every door. aad rear water
'''- SECS j. T. rompKfNs, stamford, Conn.
ggOLBVRT HOUSE. CatsLiH, y. " situated
= mile from hoat Lni-", cars AMI POST Office now
bpsrlrIs: urrt-ci's Accommodations i'r -
I'D guests: new iud elegantly furnished terms. 30
10 per week; liberal arrangements lot seasOE Address
j IINI.sE.l
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GEcnrsions.

CHANGE of TnlE.-NOTICEi
~ FOR ~ CLIFF. -
IN Al a'tar fls dat tb II act THOMAS r. WAY VIII
az, o. Of rgd 81, l. Il, o:.s a D. and p m h,fain
d.. lr.v .4 ~ @ 4. m. g:iJ =. IN, 20 nnL..@
~ vi riush at ThT;y tar r. T.. aI > hit,
@ TIE .. IA and only. ON 1AAD hDAf - VIII
lea tiH nf 4
To- EXCur.ol ~ All - -. u -.
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Conntrp propertn 60 Get.

CHEAP HOUSE-Rent to suit good
Tenant: near cars schools churches &c. large lot; lne
view slls and healthy site Address HOMLSI-ADLiS
Tribune ullce.
rgIO LET, at TaTytOwu. on the HUDSON.
ueai H. story COTTAGE ming
farien with rti. towers Rent very -ow % good
tenant. Inquire at 80 West 1-dst.. ~ the cWn'r.
7SrFSTFIEID. y. J.-To RENT or SELL
w vrrr low d AELLIE0 (and ..A1l ~ Win - rooms
erod cord gn depot churches and schools hr-iiy
ara nicaeanf Inquire JAS FEGbiS }J Broadway, Room -
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A SWEDISH GIRL, who speaks goo,
\ Eurt-s ..nes q siilrau as irst-clsss Lt HNrll~
a. lived about years san LeF present emlJer, Wa
au Ia aesg. % last Jttii.Sf.
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Block bounded hy Hudson River the weats p ne
llfharc pn f8se eIsL by Sitls o. the SyiH. aAo ~
SSH Il on The norsh and - Palmer, asa wary \ IN, =
P wiz A Draper The XOTk Market Company 1JS y
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General HoIse'7or'S.

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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-04-01
MURDER.


A Band Of Desperadoes Broken Up Attempt
cd Capture Of the Leaders
For some time past band of desperadoes
have been collected at Corners Mills, stu.
ated in the pineries on the Divide, about
six miles from Bijou Basin. They have
committed so many assaults and so thor
oughly inundated people living in the
neighborhood, that forbearance ceased to be
virtue, and the authorities of Ebert
county determined to arrest the whole band.
Accordingly, on Tuesday night the Sheriff
Of that county, with a posse Of fifteen men.
proceeded to the mill and arrested eight OF
the gang, but failed to get the leaders of
the band, Hall and Wilder, who were on
their way to Denver.
The errand Of these men, it is supposed,
was to find Mr.. Conner and deal harshly
with him, for he had made himself their
deadly enemy by refusing to pay orders To
the amount of $1,000 and over, which his
employees had lost in gambling at the den
of one of these men.
Hall and Wilder came to the 12-Mile
House, where they ascertained that Conner
had gone to the mill. They at once turned
back, but reached the mill only to find that
eight Of their number had just been arrested
and jailed at kiowa. The next night We'd
nesday) the posse Of officers returned for
the leaders. Hook and another man, on
arriving in the vicinity of the mill, rode in
advance of the rest and within twenty PAGES
of Hall, who was commanded to surrender.
Instead OF so doing he pulled his pistol,
when Hook fired. Instantly Hall re-
turned the fire, and in the i'm
mediate conflict discharged his weapon
three times, each shot taking effect and
causing the death OF Hook in about twenty
minutes Hall and Wilder mounted their
horses and escaped into the pineries, at last
accounts being holly pursued by maddened
officers and ranchmen. Ere this they may
have omamented some pine, for it is hardly
probable these desperadoes will be brought
in aiive.-Dcnre1 Tribune, March p.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-04-01
A Eohla Wife.

During the revolution in Poland which
followed the revolution of Thaddeus Kos
ciusko, many of the truest and best of the
sons of that Inflated country were forced tC
flee for their lives, forsaking home and
friends. OF those who had been most eager
for the liberty of Poland, and most bitter in
the enmity against Russia and Prussia wa:
Michael Sobieski, whose ancestor had beer
king $50 wears before.
Sobseski had three sons in the patriot
ranks and father and sons had been OF those
who had persisted in what the Russian:
had been pleased to term rebellion, and a
price had been set upon their heads
The Archduke Constantine was eager to
apprehend Michael Sobieski, and learned
that the wife of the Polish hero was at home
in Cracow, and he waited upon her.
madame" he said, speaking politely, for
the lady was beautiful and queenly, 81
think you know where your husband and
sons are hiding"
Il know, sir
IF you tell me where your husband is,
your sons shall be pardoned.'
And i shall be safe%
YES, madame, / swear it. Tell me where
your husband is concealed, and both you
and your sons shall be safe and unframed.
Then, SIR answered the noble woman,
rising with dignity sublime, and laying her
hand upon her bosom, he lies concealed
herein the heart of his wife-and you
will have to tear this heart out to find him.
Tyrant as he was, the Archduke admired
the answer, and the spirit which had in
spired it, and deeming the goodwill of such
a woman worth securing, he forthwith pub
lished full pardon Of the father and the
sons.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-04-01
A Clergyman Taken IN.

A rather amusing incident occurred re-
Gently to . reverend gentleman, who is a
popular preacher in city not more than
20 miles away. He went to have his like
ness taken at = photographer, and put on
a surplice in an ante-room. When ushered
into the manipulating room he was no: a
little Disconnected on seeing Circassian
beauty, in full costume, chained and on
her knees, her countenance expressing the
pleadiLgs Of a broken-hearted girl on being
dragged before the Mussulman proprietor
OF a happy harem family. The reverend
gentleman, Is soon as he had recovered
from his surprise, took an interest in the
high proceeding, and ventured to suggest
that the veil fell too far acros her face,
Would you kindly show me what Won
mean p said the man Of shades and shad-
ows. The reverend gentleman was kind
enough to do 50. The fash Of light VA
wickedly employed; for, to his honor, il
NAV be related, if he sees this anecdote,
that the popular preacher was taken in
dramatic attitude with Circassian slave
appealing to him to release her from her
thraldom. The feelings of the reverend
gentleman when he afterwards saw the pic-
ture exposed At the entrance to the uhoto.
graphe2s establishment - q shieh ,rtn
product may better Be inagised tRan De-
scsibsd-