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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10

Natizeni, zakazuiici pod pokuta-
mi ano pod trestem 80 az 80 denniho
vezeni zamestnavani sklepnic hospodach
bylo dne 6. cervna pfiiato jest tedy pra
voplatne. Hospodsti smi pouze manze-
lex svych k nalevani piva p. u2ivati ale
zadnych cizych zensk Y osob.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10
ncduIltim letnim.

Ctete n a s 4 c d ujfcf
odporuceni vynikajicich l6kard
tohoto a jinych NEST:
My nizepodepsani, zkusivse Hugo
Hensche moucku vybornJm 1sp6-
chem nasi praksi, dobrym svedomim
il odporucti mdzeme obecenstvu.
Gust. G. Z. Weber, M. ID. Cleveland. O
, 1876-07-15

NnwsPAPERrAL observation-disclosures re-
porting has its legitimate province but that is not
on the private grounds Of the individual. The
public has no right to pry into any mans private
affairs, except to protect important public inter-
ests. We say this not to shield any sinner in
wrong doing, but to defend the sacred rights of
the individual. When the private citizen is known
to invade the rights of the public, by any course
endangering good order and public virtue, then the
duty of the reporter comes in to publish the offend
er and to warn the public against him. But tale
bearing about the private citizen, till then, should
~testation until the laws are SO modified as to make
them answerable at the bar Of ~jjnstics'- Church
Herald. 10y t ~ 5fG
, 1876-07-15

which has determined the development, is
that OF the supremacy Of the society over
the individual. The thought which has
animated Protestant Evangelical re-
iI5ioh Is that OF the independent responsi-
putty OF the individual. That which has
oetetmlued the development of the English
ChuIch - that OF the necessity of combin-
ing poth. principles, and, in fact, all prin-
cIpIes OF religious and moral life. The
LngIIsb Church is neither a uniform So
clety nor q congregation of individuals
u i neither a purely Roman nor a purely
German creation, and it is purely English
only SO far as the English genius has
endeaVoured to fuse into one organic
whole all laws, all forms, all principIes
which arc the genuine utterrances Of
spiritual life, This is not, perhaps. what
Mr., Gladstone calls "Anglicanism " for
that is as specific and one-sided a school
as any other which our Church assimilatea
IN Its healthy digestion. But " Anglican"
ls debasod Roman for " English. "
We shall hope to find this error in some
measure rectitied in the Paper we are
promised on the causes of the present
condition Of religious thought. But.
meanwhile, not the least interesting pas-
sage, perhaps, Of the essay is that to which
we have already referred, in which Mr..
Gladstone makes the distinction, which
he proceeds to neglect, between opinions
and principles and perhaps an autobio-
graphical interest attaches to the follow
ing very just observations. Ho saws 49,
My aim is to exhibit principles, as
contradistinguished from opinions. Let
1t not be supposed that these always 90
together, any more than sons are ALWAYS
Ike their parents. Principles are, indeed,
the fathers Of opinions; and they will
ultimately be able to assert the parentaoe
by determining the lineaments of the des-
cendants. Men, individually and in Sc
RES, commonly know their own opinions,
but are often ignorant of their own prin-
cIpIes. Yet IN the long run it is the
principles that govern, and the opinions
must go to the wall. But this is a work of
time IN many cases q work of much
time. With some men nothing less than
life suttices for it, and with some life
itself is not sufficient.
Is it an indication-so far as the authors
" tendencies are concerned-ot this
gradual, but sure, victory of principles
over opinions that Mr.. Gladstone, when
acknowledging the vigour of the Evange-
Iicol communities Of the United States,
describes them as having "grown up in
new soil, aud far from the possibly chill
ling shadow of National Establishments Of
religion'" The other day, at the Political
Economy Club, Mr.. Gladstone said he
must confess that very long observation
and practice in public affairs made him
from year to year more and more sensible
OF the objections to endowments, and less
and less convinced oftheir countervailing
advantage to the community" The COM
blnatlon OF two such utterances in one
month seem to open up the vista of a new
course y in Mr.. Gladstone's ecclesiasti-
cal thought.
, 1876-07-15

OF the multitudinOus array Of dlslocated
and, to a great extent, conflicting forces y
a description which, he says, he is sensl~
bic "may bear in some eyes the appear
ance of an attempt to describe the field
and the eve of the bate Of Armageddon. y
Mr.. Gladstone pretaces his sketch with
such generous deprecating confessions
that it is an unweIcome task to criticize
it; but when such a writer discusses such
a subject it is due to both to deal with
them candidIy. The first remark which
is suggested is that this is scarcely a des-
criptiou Of the 81 courses Of religious
thought " at all. 1t is sketch, with as
much accuracy as could be expected with
in such limits, Of the boundaries Of reIi-
gious sects and philosophical religion. Mr.
Gladstone seems TO have fallen into the
error Of which he takes palticIar pains to
warn Us at the outset that Of mlstaklng
opinions for principles. His aim, he tells
Us, was to exhibit principles as contradls-
tiDQuished from opinions but he mas
given us a catalogue Of opinions as con-
tradistinguished from a classification OF
principles. The eight schemes which he
classes together under his fifth head OF
j." tba NEGATIVE school, have nothing in
common but tho npgation Of certain opin-
ions resncctinr tho invisible world and
the ideas which animate such schools OF
tbouobt rs positivism and Pantheism are
essentially distinct. THEW hive their
roots 1oa6rv laid in utterly divergent prin-
cinIps If ln1mon nature tbcv have gene
yotod IN tha Eost religious or semi.rcli-
oiops systems a. u~ttorisy distinct as Con-
fncianism md Brehmanism. and 10 class
tbcm together under one head is to leave
ont ofo3estion aItooofher the " thought 4"
wIicb nndprIies tbsm. If ia true that
mr. GIodstono,s account Il tbo causes Of
thoso v]arfone forms Of roIioiona thoughts
j. resorved Rnt he has mono the less be-
~un Mn ! ro3icaIlv faIse corcontjon of
19bot no has f. n~vrls5io The nrincjnIes Of
posiIirism and Pantboism ore not mega
i've TLesa systems Start from n%ositivo
n,inoinIas and bccona NEGATIVE. a. # were.
bv accident in CONSEQUENCE Of The mistake
ii evaoofrarino snch nrincinles and ex.
oIn ir@I2 davoling themselves 10 them.
Tbo course If G1Ionobtn in each such
cosa If dnIv aonrcciatod wou)d Indicate
NOT what Is denied bv those schools, but
what is tho main idea or sentiment from
which thov star+ A ~sioilar error affects.
wa feor fofaIIv. Mr.. Glolstone's account of
tbo ornot schools If Cbristion thought. Tt
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
fnruliurc.

ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITS from $50
h walnut do $50 marble top do SO; paror
$40 tapestry Brussels carpets II per ya ngiahs
4jc. b. NJ COWPERfHWAlI& CO., 100 ara lol chatham
81.
TATTINGS-Wh Red, Check and Fancy,
w a, 81 90, very cheap for cash Ingram Carpets
Woolens Buriaps. Upholstery Goods &c ANDREW LESTER
& Co., 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
Gre Gram.

A FACT.-HORTON's ICE CREAM
IA Is made from PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
and the public II fast ud II ont they compare IL WIN
others make, made from Pare Cream -
sales exceed those Of other cstaO shncnt OF e
kind in the world almost equal those OF all the New
York dealers combined We lhus enabled 20 supply
BETTER ARTICLE at LOWER FIGURE tlan any
other establishment
CHARLOTTE Russo. rich and delicious,
~ CENTS PER DOZEN, or 80 CENTS PER QUART
DEPOTS-NO. sos 4TIIAVE. and NO. 1,26i BROAD
WAY.
EUSSELL's ICE CREAM II Bible House.
Il per gallon less than three quarts 80 cents per
quart Retailers and churches % cents per quart Cream
shipped anywhere out OF town
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12

q GREAT J0NES-ST., near BrOadway.-Dc-
~ sIabe SECOND FLOOR 10 LEI, for private or bRht
business purposes six roOms every Convenience Call before
II DC ock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12

scotch grl as good family cook good soups rOas
e.aerts ~ also nice bread biscuit and IL superior
wssef and oner best reference Call al No. 800 ota'e
near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
Brooklrn Real estate for Sale.

nor SALE-HOUSE handsomely furnished /;
everything complete for Housekeeping story basement
cellar brick house. 0X4O. all improvements. one
the the hill convenient 10 i've routes
nd al the ferries. PIKE 81 900.
Ms s. 600 cash required Hardly the value OF tc luim
ture Possession May Or IL preferred vii procure tenant
OWNER, p. o. Box 4732, y. Y.
VHREE- STORY frame house, 21S Atlantic
u ave. Courts ~.
Frame house, p Butlerst
TheesioIy frame houses 100 and lO2 Pneapplest,
FGOust
story and frame houses 80 81 and % Sassaus
TheestO y houses, 266 and &c Mashiu gtOn ST.
GEO. II. BUTTON, 10 wallet y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12

NOACHMAN or FARMER "A Protestant
youug coachman or farmer; no objection 10 lh
c0utryi city reference. Cali or address 4So Yves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
Gitn Real estate for Sale.

Gitn Hal ESTATE tor HGIe.
COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
~ above GOTHIC TOPS that cure SMOKY chmneys war
ranted. HULL, Gi1PPEN & CO.. Thrdaye., above Twenty
thrd.st. Send idr CIRCULARS.
FACTORY. 60x125, 4 stories, thick walls,
il light and very desirable, 81 West thst
G. PARTRIDGE, l29 Broadst
TOR SALE, q fiTst-caSs brOwn-stOne HOUSE,
j. stores near Mount Morris Park on Idihayei VIII Do
sold at great sacrnce Address g. c. station A. Boston,
Mass.
STH-AVE.-$55,O 600 (only $1,000 CASH will
- buy gem honse 22x4lxJl the avenue near doth
Inquire al 3 East 4jtlst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
ConnIrp properlp g. Cel.

ITO LET VERY LOW-Fine old stone
= DWELLING, 10 rooms several acres land splendid Old
shade hOur from New York. ninues from STATION New
Jersey J. r. HAlL syI 6tIaye
40 LET very low or FOR SALE-FARM of
Il 80 acres, between Rye and white Plains; hgh
ground bufinGs, with lawn, garlen, ANA orchard 500;
whole 500. r. Q. m RREE 10 Broadway.
fT'O LET or FOR SALE-SEMINARY at
n Bound Brook n j. suitable for summer boarding house
school purposes handsome grounds shade de-
pot 80 miles via Central Railroad.
rutland & WHITING Beeknan,st
TENO LET.-$l5O, $500 $500, $500, 5000.
Il FOR SALE-4l,5OO 500 $50 %, $1,000 81 1000.
DELIGHTFUL HOMES one hour from city Hail. in most
DWELLING, extensive grounds abundance OF fruit line old
j. r. HAY, 097 Gthave
TEO LET-FURNISHED-M Audubon Park,
this city large double HOUSE, with stable. ThspT1p
tween 15jth and l56ihss Apply t. pETER CARTER $50
Broadway, or COLEMAN BENEDICT, il Broadst, Execu-
ITO LET-An exceedingly comfortable, pleas
Il ant unfinished furnshe) HOUSE in good Orier az
Of Land fruit and pasturage excellent
water; location high and airy: twenty trains day uhIur
nlshed 81 900 year. r. b. ELLIOTT Hanoyer ST. " y
OIL TO s25 PER MONTH for COTTAGE
pp 8c HOUSES. suitable for two families; S minutes out
10 cents; Newark and NewNork Railroads
Jersey CITY; location healthy and pleasant Inquire AT
d. T.. CULVER Co..
rs Nassau.st., Room IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
anrtiom Sales of Real estate.

A GREAT BARGAIN-A handsome COUN-
n TRY SEAT with three acres The banks Of the Pas
Bridge station be sold auction Aprl 90 at $50 p
M the premises by order Of the OF The late David
g p5S aRS numerous Gr end ne eed
ana AlOii0u D. Afili0A'f & Di' Z f@ess Il y
A UCTION SALE of REAL ESTATE,
IA w to close The estate o., Of
on The the 9a a Of S at tel 70 eS R At
TE II the cry q Ry John ELS
WORTH. dee ased,
Academys in said city 100 feet front and nearly l00feet
deep. comprising elegant modern Dwelling, fitted with
every improvement heated By steam finished
buildings which include apartments for coachman and fam
the SS ye oGaS 5 ne T pG 81 a e ap ana
Adrsnce ESQ Hudson Taylor 81 Judge j. f. BaInaTa &C.
suit For further particulars view Of ne Apply
EDWARD ELLSWORTH Executor POughko psie, n. y.
RICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer
IA win sell at Auction, on
at 10 O'Clock at Exchange saciroom, i'll Broadway.
under direction % Of S g f sq Gssn GG esq Receiver
on south Side Of between Printing
ee Pon and and 81 de as rr IN W and M 81
depth
Maps &C. at AuctioreeIs once III Broadway basement
RICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer.
Ia RECEIvERs SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
RICHARD ON ~ HAHEfl E kP SA i ST
AZ ~ o'clock NJ. at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM, III BROADWAY n. "
direction Of II. HUID esq Receiver OF the Third
Avenue savings Bank pursuant order of the supreme
Court
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK BUILDING,
Corner Twenty six hist.
Also,
No 900 Ffthave.-Four-story, high stoop, Nova Scotia
stone house, 22XS0Xl00 feet.
stone S house, ' basmn and OO""
% last Forty seventies MadisOnave story
stoop house 2ONjjXlOO5. Ieasehoid.
Nos 2 10, ~, %. 20 Forty sixth sfour story
brown houses, .OX5jXlOO5. IeasehOld
All the above houses contain every modern improvement
throughout
IS Twenty sixth story brick stable, 2ON
9s9 feet
ninth-st.-TwO lots. with twOsOry
2OX33 Each lot 25x99 feet and
IL inches.
town
West Mount Vernon-COunry Seat, haacre OF land and
house 3OX36 feet. -.
Permits to inspect houses and further information at Ill
Broadway basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
5iiuations tOautco-- females.

SEANiSTRESS.-A respectable woman to go
- by the day month seamsress cut and nj
and bring machine II required. a3J West 45th-st
SEAMS1RESS.-A young woman as maid
- and seamstress, woud children; has ten
years city reference Call or address lO9 West 4lstst
GEAMSTRESS.-A first-class seamstress; un-
~ dorsauds dessmaking operates on w s. w. machines
Preferred best city reference. 40 6thaye MILL
uerys SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12

EOR SALE-A coy, well built, three story,
hgh-stoop brown-stone HOUSE, l68xi5XlOo feet IA
FeY improvement plenty Of Closets good dry cellar and
beautiful garden below Central Parti piicc Sll go 81 sold
Immediately terms TO suit Adde'S OWNER, l,424.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12

EOR SALE or RENT at Elizabeth--lland-
4 some HOUSE. STABLE, and large GROUNDS; ten
binues walk from depot. Address WILLIAM. PostOlice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
Brooklyn iJroperin Go Get.

fEN0 RENT-FURNISHED- handsome 4
story brOwn-stOne HOUSE, with extra LOT known as
81 Frstpace, Henrys The house handsomely
nshed throughout and viii be rented low good tenant
years. Apply premises between 10 IN and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, April IL, 1876
following auction business was trans

The following auction business was trans
..t.a AZ the Exchange salesroOm to-day
BvA II. Muller & Son
-. n-ick tenement. with lot, OF lstaVe, IL, %
Vu "a ~ llthst lot l79x9ii Ernest Ohl'''-
4l.o II syn By Y. Il. StereHsOn,JT
Ism a ore front French-hat building ana
Store With lot on si"ave cor oi so
1o1i Ahui'' IN WinqHs & Dqrtes. -,
s.orv brick house with plot sol 4taeo 90 S1oO m
WI fst1s plot 7SGl50; Mutual LIE lhS |o''--~''
n OF Ao'N ~ BY u. ~ SeGmaE ,,o.
-. ,-;tb lct "a OF lth-ave 70 II II OF I'D
frame ho o IoG together with lot OF Vest
Ssds 100 Of llhave' 2o'oAii4o 81 20
helIi'''-'----' BIZ Wla. hCnpellg.
,trsesory frame MOTEL and COTTAGE win P,o5} itS
Of Torihanaye l50t 81 I2yoIs. GSa $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12

OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGE

roni,,uf pOnah, and others 10 Ernestne SOhen
NSis OF Sthave: also, Aust Q OF oIh"'o' et 500
ave N
No. Zaclaras and wife, 20 Philip slnk Nu@'o' 900
Of /
Merz Jno ana vie TO James Angus Boston i'o.a 1sOO
3 "a ST..
Goadbv Tnos 10 Ursula Daz, 5traNe' Il u oo IL 100
year. -. 'e,,,FnPs Bank,
r,oScbertv Jas and wife, 10 Dry DOCK savings "' 5000
IAN. Al " O u / year 90 ON
Mills frances A, Jno Mills So So'nsr VI 1000
oates joshua B. Adm sands Tex Oh . $500
Of 5tl.ave: q and others
,,oid susan A 10 Francis Cunnsihaiin ,s 5a Wa'N
ex n cor Aiexauderave and looas' You w. 10000
1SSr1 Warv and husband 10 josephine Fe'eS' OK ooo
a. . III SHAVE; years. ''
iomes ana wife, to Jnstus i,.AleS anu 10 ,no
VS. \ Gltist Of 4thaNo ~ '"'O'
BrscheT Geo to John sonl o's u NV. 900
A. - mos and others, Eliza MCKEE anu olheIs' ooo
etsrs' sChave. 1Otnst years ii'-oV
e',,th t,.trs A. & RObt Brown, l4lstst oi ooo
a. iis ave l3sd Ward demand zVVV
N,ray John A. To Patrick MoCann, II l4Othsb oUi CO..
dave ~ ~ iflst OF 2dave year ..-... loOO
Hanon John o aq9 w SSiSi Years We rs o'e"' 1900
same 10 Nm X stewart sw MlOnsb W o. boS'On CO.,
oa fo9l Msrd): year OVV
Kalzelsein SIMON 70 hooo,' i'o,n 800
Frank Morris aP iSsm wlit' II " Duane 10000
lOAcisl.J . l. "a A"A' D0P"'' i'Oo''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
oFFIcIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSIT


nSqStons N9 44 en- e SrR ne @on RagsSste
Slsts : 2lOi's oi -ua'0 ~OA0o'o' 'D'.. 1850
70 Je,n 2Y0 it Of SHAVE 25x091l; Chas
crook and wife 10 G Thompson ouliH"'
57h SSi e. 4 vI@5 5s1S 1 $4,000
l2as ne II sSn q u S' IMAM" $4,000
oh ave ave- ; s5.2 ~ o ov's'' $4,000
95sI JeO " s. 81. II Of 34thst IL. x7O CaFone
Danselmann ami husband TO Lenhie Dlnniu -
7tayss ga e d w5d ST. 2oAo Dayo iOln 1880
l2Sa ST. u $ 2I0 Il o. ar Grave omina
7iays sn gGT S S I Vie 80 WIN Nominal
Johust . 6Oxl5O (2lth Ward; mos MOAN 100 M.
26les as II yS 81 g's aa 1880
opdyseayT go II 0i S9sf E21I 1 I'm go
GTegntiT re BET 4, S f ag 900
6l9aKe and oilers G5 81. TO 81 rd 5g - 1880
5o2aT s no ref g 49, a6 SG u $4,000
Tebs ave Freshman rel 10 John aaon ~ 1870
Thomas ave, " 5 $50 n Of SanlOrisi, IX9OX irregu
lar Gath ad) Patton ref TO Jonn DuAn---. o'oVo
LEAsE~.
2daye no 4O9 years John Munaue to " FHaben .-oo
C1slS 9 COZ oi'ei 1900
Avenue a 30 ii5j, store and basement yeas 90,
Henry Vol man 10 job Rast .-....'...'.. oaO
S b;n,e ne ' ir o'i-s' COO
A son t 10 TTedefiet Kun 1000
SEE Rera sSo SVoh ''"is 900
D1 Gfafoii to Rahaae $500
Tn,isiisn WiebSdt .... 200
lOhclaLl J.Y. SAVAGE Deputy Register
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
SUMNER BOARDING. For sale a LARGE and

fSDMMEH BUAKDING.-FO sale, large and
e1eeient building, and extensive well shaded lawn and
at ONEIDA n " convenient 10 the ~ "
a. The whole Is Admiralty adapted and located
WY respect Inquire Of D. HI0INBoTHAM, Oneida n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12

nine rooms, with heater the ceiar won and rsiSr5
wtci ana sihk ID kitchens lot 20 feel front M nearly 30 f
MIR Sff Gt s,sos on a 2Ox " feet grounds wei so,od
.' .Y.o Hil arg sn'oe rees nodse Pleasantly situated
ilom fanwood station on Central H. NJ H. c,,r"6es
ahd good school WITHIN i've minutes Nlk. Proc 49,, IN.
ltlI SOD f0r further particulars applY llr - IlAE,
r. ". PARSE Nv F''i'SeS VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
Gelp h)auieo

rI,ENOR WANTED-F0r Boy Choir; 500.
Il Give fun record TO c. H. Box II Tribune once.
XVTANrED-A yOung German or American
w Girl for general HOU sWoRK and TO take OF chill
rcn one that stay the house and not on the streets
can steady and good h wages low Can al cor otn-
ave. and lsth-st, Brooklyn, IA the grocery
wv ANTED-A Christian young man, IL to III
w years Of age and grocery store nsS
take care OF horses quick aud obi gfng one
having experience IN business prtferiea wages Iowa
Call corner 6th.aye and 18th ct, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
a NEHY REsrECTAELE MAN and WIFE,

win the very beet oil ,rnis snd references - trust
worthy take ful ~ any house farm or country
the II practically acquainted with farm ratlen
bor-rs poultry Gcac needed wle u good hOuseEecptr
exccnf cook &C. scama;rsa, BE. They can be seen al
tho PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, l5o Otha'e. Please
lire a. l g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
FARM AND C0UNTRY-sEAT FOR SALE

Az wHamburgh. two miles moth 9 the Depoi guau
ny el ana 100 ACRES IN hne condition connections Tn
puhisA sufficient 10 accommodate largo number OF ami
s afmes house and modern Dairy house in
OBJ nee d arrang ement churnDg done by etea power
ieee cottage grape and green house filed and flourish.
.ub OhIashOned dwelling, but rOOmy and fur.
nasJ range water works modern; handsome lawn and
meadow price Si5 oOO $4,000 can remain on bond and
(2ssSl HOMER MORCAN pipes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
TOR SALE. EXCHANGE. ar to RENT f,

ro TEN Of years, large COTTAGE ami four acres OF
hioei AalosOmely laid Out Long Branch The
,als IS rooms has vide porcAes and high ceilings; gas
'Nio sout' coachbOuse ami sabiug for three horses.
Au'AcSs r. +. De CltANO,
3l5 South l2fb-3i. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12

1 AUNDRESS.-As first-class laundress; UNI
deIsiands al kinds Of French huung and pulling; first
class city reference from her last employer Please call toI
two days No. 234 7tllave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12

IFOR SALE-Choice of two desirable u
= room COIIAHE RESIDENCES Stable, and Grounds .,
800 i~d on IN dye garden. lawn, shade fruit. berres Del
sr'iu1 paved streets gas hot coil water, wei
uelt.( ana orderly locality 80 minutes from Lib
Pre- 9' Sst ses o. travel low fares express rains &C.
ss e. ~ f fl~uvO Can have carUc- furniture, uton@
- ~ il '.eslieu SivD Inquire al West ihLabef1 Dof0t
beth. y. j. -i1 - We ''VA 4o' LIZA
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Amusemenfs.
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4 NINTH WEEK.
18TH PERFORMANCES TONIGHT.
EVENING AT 8. SATURDAY MATINEE AT
Mr. g. f. ROWE'S Humorous Comedy OF
BRASS,

with Rose Wood Rose Iisle Marie Louise, Mrs Brutone,
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langley O. Seare W. Bruone, J. r. Cooke C. Rosene,
and Mr. Geo Rowe in his original creation OF Waon
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I AUNDRE >S.-A first-clasS laundress wishes
washng would so By the day best city
from present employer Call all week at 27 East
At
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" COMBINED.-C0age home IN FLUSHING, J.. l.; house
story contains parO sitting and ming rooms four BEDROOMS
nom and back stairs kitchen furnace waiter staonarg tubs
= acre nicely planted lawn crOquet ground Is bearing grape
vines pears Strawberries cTras; street graded gas
and water pipes laid $1,000 balance mortgage. OWNER
spruCe-si., y. y.
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