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MISSISSIPPI STATE GRANGE

Master-Put. Darden, Fayette.
Ovefseer-W. H. NJ. Durham, Lexington.
Steward-J. B. Bailey, Lake.
Assistant Steward-James Williams, Okolona.
.Chaplan-D. B. Hill, PalO Alto.
Lecturer-B. B. Boone, Bonneville.
Secretary-W. L. Williams, Renzi.
Treasurer-H. o. Dixon, Jackson.
Gate Keeper-R. C. Galloway, Pontotoc.
.Ceres-Mrs. Mary Lou Darden, Fayette.
POmona-Mrs. Fannie Q. Willis, Hamilton.
Flora-Mrs. W. 7. Robertson, Forest.
Z, A. S.-Mrs. Helen A. Ably, Port Gibson.
Executive COmmittee-T J. Ably, Port Gibson, L.
/. Afford, Jackson, T. b. Smith, Verona.
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tsN1Ew PROCESS COTTON FAC
DRIES.
The undersigned is prepared to put up aad
start the machinery of New Process" Cotton
Factories in any part of the South.
Address W. A. TURBEYFIL,
Matthews Depot, Mecklenburg co., N. C
EACTS FOR IMMIGRANTS-Ist the title
of a pamphlet giving full information con-
corning South Florida, by G. w. Wells, ma
tive. Single copies, 80 cents; two or more, 2s
cents each. Address, @. w. WELLS,
Alfalfa, Hillsboro county, FloriRa.
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PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION:

PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One copy per annum, Sligo,
To clubs of 5, per copy, I.25.
To clubs of 10, per copy, 100.
sS- Clubs of 10 must go to one address.
Postage free. Money should be sent in regis
red letter or by Post Office money order
Address, w. H. WORTHINGTON,
Columbus, Mississippi
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ARKANSAS STATE GRANGE.
"THE PATRON" ADOPTED AS THE
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE AR
KANSAS STATE GRANGE.
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OFFICERS OF THE TENNESSEE STATE
GRANGE.

OFFICERS OF THE TENNESSEE STATE
GRANGE.
Master-T. B. Harwell, Aspen Hill.
Overseer-J. X. Hancher, Mill Point.
.Lecturer-H. D. Greer, Memphis.
'Chaplain-John V. Dobson, Greene county.
Steward-J. H. Gooeh Smyrna.
Assistant StewaTd-A. j. COllingsworth, Crockett
Secretary-John II. Currey, Nashville.
Treasurer-A. II. Sharpe, Nashville.
Gate Keeper-J. W: Adams, Macon county.
.Ceres-Miss Oltie Head, Gallatin.
Pomona-Mrs. NJ. E. Currey, Nashville
FIora-Miss A E. Wilson, Tennessee Ridge.
l.. A. S.-Mrs. A. J. Coliinsworth.
Executive Committee
J. NJ. Head, Gallatin.
John L. Fly, Gibson Station.
II. ii. Norman, Murfreesboro.
OFFICES OF THE TEXAS STATE GRANGE.
Master-W. W. Lang, Falls county.
.Overseer-A. j. Rose, Bell.
Secretary-R. T. Kennedy, Frsestone.
Lecturer-G. W. Everett, Freestone.
sChaplain-G. L. Jennings Limestone.
Steward-A. B. Kerr, Fayette.
Assistant Steward--W. NJ. Blalock, Harrison.
Treasurer--John r. Henry, Limestone.
Gate Keeper-A. r. Garfield, Brazos.
sCeres-Miss Mamie Garfield, Brazos county.
SPomona-Miss L, N. Biggs, Brazos.
2FlOra--Miss II. NJ. Rose, Bell.
4 l.. A S'-Miss Sallie Everett, Freestone.
Executive Committee
j. E. Grey, Washinton.
10. W. Barnett, Parker.
J. R. Biggs, Marion.
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- fAFoHItlons pelng one Of the
tpresent American agriculture.
efthy Of note thai this appointment
tHie on the united solicitation OF the
& LongressionaI delegation. from his
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The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-05

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one nag cone, and that tile problem
would Be solved before lie else 81 flss
nineteenth century On the side Sc Justice
With fIsf4sa if5sasss 49,, =. ! $.
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AZ theslastAmeeting Of the Mississipps
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~ 2 Speaker ne has gained general sat.
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COST AND PROFITS OF A 'sNEw PRO
IL

Executive Committee, Florida State Grang,
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'hiic ii The Senate. Isill vas fsassed
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TROUBLES OF RIVAL CoRNET PLAYERS.

Apollo Zanichelh and Rafaelle Stearci, both
natives OF Italy, rival cornet coinet players During
The season zanoheh has been engaged with the band at
the Mountain House. Englewood n j. while Stearci has
been connected with the hand ON the the steamboat
Grand Republic. On a warrant issued by Justice Fom-
mer. Signor Zanchelh arrested yesterday morning,
after weeks search, aud srened before the Justice al
the Tombs Police Court TO charge Of violating
the laws challenging Sgnor Stearc TO duel Justice
Fammer committed him to the Tom5s for examination.
Zaucbel that Stesrci Jealous of MsdemOi-
sele Angelina Cielia vocalist, TO whom IL rs said he
s. engaged They both belong TO the Mutual Society
o. Music" which meets Ne 10 Stanto1st, aad Searc
got Jealous OF him one day whom MademoiseHe Cieha
came there TO sing. lie said he not particularly I'M
pressed with the adys beauty and when Searci spoke
az IT, ne replied that "if she n handkerchief, he
wouldn't her IN wipe the eat off his face At
this stearci got angry, and called him :" cur ana
coward before the society. When he reached home
one evening soon after this affair his landlord told him
look out Stesrc lurking IN the dark hall WITH
q drawn dirk Thereupon he got some powder and
quietly laid a long train In the hall Setting hre 10 H. IL
suddenly flashed and scared Stearcl tha ne ran
out yard amid peals Of laughter BE acknow
edged sending the challenge but had no idea that he
le
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DFCISIONs-AUG. %

Supreme Court Ckdmbes-Bv Judge Van Brunt.I
CarE etc. agL Beurvie etcF1ndngs signed Cooke & H.
nj Ia MOthe Manufaot ur1HK Company.FDdings slgnee
Marine Coar1-Specidi TeTm-Bv Judge G0epe-
ConFlin shaw.-Order for attachment granted
ag Shaw-MOtiop granted with costs by default McAhaY
act Conner-Order appointing receiver granted Inc ApeI
can Exchange National Bank agt Matts0n- noertAkm
approved wynan agt Porter ct a-Oder IoI sS
granted estes another HRrlOe ORDER iof luag
Tuent granted Tragman Bodcker and others NOgt
and others Bodicker Baurr agt streIer-lTdels OF
PROSTITUTION granted. Boshsrt sgt Amend Bant1n aRt
Brosemann HOeven. orders Of discontDuane
The shepherds rod
Episcopal Cburch-Order granted
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THE COURTS.
PRoFANING A CHURCH EDIFICE.

A woman who gave the name OF Sarah
jackson complained on Saturday to oihcers OF the
richth Precinct that she had been nvegled Into the
lshury Methodist Episcopal Church in Washington
,ouare and there assaulted by two men. The officers
who went the church found the evidences of ca
,ousa IN pitcher Of beer and several glasses which
stood on the OF the Sundayschool superintendent
INF the men who sought had gone. David Oliver
tbe iantor OF the church, tried 10 propate the officers
With peer but thew refused II aud arrested him, When
bronrht before Justice MURRAY the jefferson Market
Court, oliver acknowledged that he had allowed men
ana women who paw him small sums OF money TO fire.
ouent the church. Justice Murray, after rcprmanding
oliver severely. sentenced him and the woman Jackson
20 Rlackwelps Island for six months.
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DIRECT TO THE MAMMOTH

NEW TUBULAR IRON PIER CoNEY ISLAND.
The Grand Fotia OF Excursion steamers landing az this
most popular OF all seaside furnishes the best and
direct route 10 what Is universally by ali visit
ors TO be the greatest attraction on the Island.
2J ELECTRIC LIGHTS
produce the grandest illumination known this
tnent and bathe all the surroundings blaze % glory
PROJECTING 1000 FEET INTO THE SEA. and being
from 80 10 100 feet In width, it IL DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL
A CONCERT EACH AFTERNOON and EVENING by
GRAFULLAS 7TH REGIMENT BAND. Ample seating
accommodations
UNEQUALLED BATHING FACILITIES.
ADMISSION TO THE PIER AND BATH FOR rs
CENTS makes IL the most attractive and the cheapest
bathing pavilion the Island the only safe spot
Joy deep well as surf bathing.
THE RESTAURANT AND SALOON DEPARTMENTS
are In all their appointments tho most lavish scale Of
the most varied character UNEQUALLED As TO PRlCEH
AND
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CATFNDARs THIS DAY.

surKFNE OoURT-CBAmBEss- Van Brunt J.-Court opens
at 1880 N, Calendar called At II a. 10 Nos z q 81
I2 ~ as l47 l48 149 l5O l5l 1872 loo 1911 1853, $780,
l62 l63 1874, l65, l6S l69 -.
SUPERIOR COUKT-SPBC1AL TERM-SedSWlCk, J.-COuft
opens Il m.-NO day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-SPBCIAL TkKA-Besch, J.-COurt opens
at II a. m.-NO day calendar.
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gic -mboats ano Railroads.

albany nd TROY by DAY BOATS.
"A . VIBBARD ana a.. DREW
Leave Nesrys. Per 80. y. r. AT 5i35 ana 24thst al a.
IN. Cfiom BRO s,N IS Annex boat at 81. Landing at
MACK FERFl, " 81 POINT. CORNWALL, NEW
BU re- can rr,t'. - dow nJatl PO'HEEPSIE RHINE
BECK, CATsKl -. 9od u ,DsON: Tickets sold and bag
gage checked MORT % EST Tickets Coupons good
Ou Hudson River lgi' t.d received for passage.
SPECIAL TltAi& TO AND FROM SAEATOGA.
TOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS. NrREAIA and In.
tefmcdiate points Steamers leave Pier 2j T. r., daily
Sundays excepted at Invent third a. T. H. 81 3l5
D. IL D. connecting with special trains az New
Haven for Hartford Springfield. Tickets sold aud bag
gage checked at 9i4 Broadway wlOrk, and COurtst,
Brooklyn Excursion 10 New lGen and return, 81 90.
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Llnd
at Cozzens west PoinD, Cornwall NewburF mari 30,
Milton PoughkeeTsc, EsOpus connecting with Ulster ld
Delaware ana Waki!l valley RAJ Seamhoats All o.
w. BALDWIN ana THO MAS CORNELL leave DAILY - {
D. M, Pier "a, North River loot Of HarusoH-st
Except SATURDAYS, when the steamer IhOmaF COuti
leave at O'Clock y. N. connecting with Evening A.
the Ulster and Delaware Railroad.
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CIVIL NOTES.

Suit for divorce, on the ground of unfaith-
funess has been brought by Mary shark against her
husband, Oswald Shank, Of No. 222 Johnson-aNe'
Brooklyn.
Christian Berg, a notary public, sues John
H. Oordes in BROOKLYN for $4,000 damages, caused by
the Injurious statement defendant that Christian
Berg was called 10 make WILL and when he drew u the
man dead, and he pen In the DEAD mans manu-
mud made him sign the will"
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Two Meriden men are in trouble over the
ownership OF a ladder. and taking steps for law
SUIT The result of this viii be that one lawyer VIII get
the sides and other lawyer Will get the ROUNDS, leN-
log t.e holes 70 the litiganIs.-l DanouTy News.
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SEA BEACH ROUTE
TO
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH.
C0NEY ISLAND,

steamers "MoRRIsANIA" and SYLVAN sTREAM'
leave New.York connecting with trains Bay hidge
follows:
West Twenty secOndst~ $50 loi5. ll45s M l2ta
LAB 2:45. $40, $40 $40. $40, 7;i5, and $40
West Tenth ST., g;3c, 1898, ll03 a. l24s. 1903 2j&
3s4S 1;j3 54S, 8:is, and 7i53 p -
COmmunpaw, connecting with Z. h X OF " j.. lOOo
2.l6 and ALI. p. ~ -
Pier l. n. r., (sone Pier) 9l6, ll:l5 a 1915, 2l5
3:l5. 400 6l6, b.lU. 7il0. ana $40 p. m.
Harlem steamer from FULTON Ferry, $3.50. Hoo a. M
2fO5. 400, 500, and 900, .. N
Excursion Ticket single trip 80 Children
between q and ~ years Of age 10 cents.
Special made for excursions &c once, Room
SO, Coal aud Iron Exchange,
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proposaIs.


IMPROVEMENT Of RAILWAY RIVER, n. j.
UNITED STATS ENGNEBR OFFICE,
lBlg CHESTNUT 81. unADRLPHA, Penn. Aug Il, 1879
SEALED PROPOSALS IN duplicate Will DO received at this
office ~ OF FRIDAY, August ~ 1873 for the
nOva 10000 cubic yards more less OF sand,
Gravel Mud aud Stone on the channel Of Railway River.
NJ
office. j. y. AACOMB, Colonel OF tngrs, u. ;. Army.
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT
G-sr, BETWEEN STR AND 9TIIsfsp y. W. ,
WAbHs0ToN, ID. c. Aug 10 lh79.)
PROPOSALS for MISCELLANEOUS IRON
Il WORK, and also for SLATE FLOOR sLAB~.
REGIONS rRUCTIoN OF THE L. 3 PATENT OFFICE
BUILDING.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
II SOth dsY Of August 1879 Tor furnishing, de-
yeng httng, ana putting IN place complete certain iron
frames castings " Windows taCings OF
floors hight wells ratings stairs and 1TSproo sliding
doors &C. for the OF the Model tha
north OF the above BUILDING accordance
With drawings specifications and schedule which may IA
at this 0fice.
BLANK of proposals. and any desred information may
be obtained on application at this ONCE.
ADOLF CLUsS. Engineer and Architect
Proposals viii also be received above aud
u.ae and place furnishing delivering. putting Ia
pao, aDout 10000 square feet Of Slate Floor Slabs.
ADOLF OLUss, Engineer and Architect
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OBSERVE THE TIME TABLE CLOSELY.

In addition. the GRAND REPUBLIC leaves DAILY.
West 24th-st, 10 NJ; LcrOyst 1920 Pier 2 ~ H.,
l0:40 a. M. Iewells Wharf, BROOKLYN IL a.
Returning steamers leave Iron Pier 30 minutes 70
p after which the AMERICUS will leave AZ aud
the GRAND REPUBLIC, the last boat, at 10 p. m.
Single fare. IS cents; excursion tickets 80 cents
WHICH INCLUDE ADMISSIONS TO THE PIER.
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FOR NEW-HAVEN, it's surrounding O..
4 all stations the NewYOrk. Boston and Al tIut.
Derby North Hampton Railroads direct ~,
JOHN IL. Stain and ERASTUS CORNING leave Pier
10 foot Of Coraudt at every night lu
week except saturday arryein New Haven IN time for al
morning all railroads best facilities Cor
and freight fare u excursion 81 DO startn's New Haven
Tran spOrtatiOH Line. JOHN ii. sIAHIN,
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FALL RIVER LINE ,,,...,


Mammoth Palace Steamers BRISTOL ana PROVIDENCE
daily $50 Sundays included. uutil
September from Pier North River foot MurTay-sL
BROOKLYN Annex AT Jersey city, $50
$50 Music steamers evening
Through tickets principal points IN England aud Pro
yinces Marhas Vineyard Nantucket White Mountains, Mt
Tickets and stateroos can 239 26l GIL 4O1
h26 0il Gb7 Broadway II all principal hotels transfer
and ticket Offices Office of the line 20
River. and bOars
SEM or lint Of
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Bfeamboats ano RAILROADS.

4 LBANY B0ATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
"a "a and ST JOHN leave Pier No ~ North RIVE
At Albany SUNDAY morning eIeepeg Sn trains North
West aud East Excursion 10 Albany return, good 80
D-'9 g '"AOSA Anu '0'u W " EVERETT President
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Honsatonic
and Mangsuek Railroads Fare 81 Steamer bridgeport
and bridgeport at II
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NewYork from foot of Desbrosses and Court
cSso sSs bp Ws.
ana the South Pullman from Baltimore to Newark
loop m for Warrington and the West Pullman cars
connections FOR Piits6HTg Cincinnati IndiaHapoi. Loasvio
and 81 Louis Through Pullman Baltimore to Cincin
400 M for washington and the West making same con-
neotion for the West as the p. m. train .
lOOCp daily. for wsshilgton the South and West Pull
making close connections for Chicago Cincnna. lndanapo
seuS%es through Pullman cars rom Ba mogPe 10 Gincin
matt, connects at Washington with trains for Lynchburg
For through 5 c1 e 3 ., s9
and Besbrosses.sis and Depot Jersey CITY wv u
ROUND TRIP TIeeXXFFTSso i T9 kKbA6HsAs' NEBRASKA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station 10 New-York. foot Of Lberty:sL - .
Commencing June 10 is7orrains leave footoi
63O A. m-For FiSmi9gron - Faston Belvdere Mauch
J unk; IaTa9na Wilses69Tr ElGira DC Connects al
PSd. DFor High Bridge branch schooeys MonpaiG
Ma9c9 Chunk lamaqud. Wlkesbarre. scranton. Williams
1880 and 4:30 p. somervie and Pennington.
MlkesDaIfe, Scranton TunkhamOck, Tamaqua. HazetOn.
Reading. Potlsy1lfe, Harrisburg
$3.50 -For High Bridge Branch, Schooleys Mountain.
Huuds lake and Lake HOpatcOng. Eason. BelVdere ana
$50 p. M daily-FOr Easton Allentown and Harrisburg
tmiIa sc. connects at Junction for d., L. and W. H. X
For trains to local points timetables at stations.
SUNDAY TRAlNS-Leave AZ a. m, II =. IN. for Bound
Brook and intermediate points and at $50 m for Easton
the Brookyn and Erie Annex make connection
Jersey City Station and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey CITY.
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave at 7:45. O. llA5 a M. l.30 $3.50 lex
press OILS, D. N. for Red Bank, Long Branch ocean
74J m for Toms River. Bricksburg waretown, Cedar
Greek, dc.
AT .SO p. vneland Atlantic City. Tuckertown r. r.,
Toms
Alta p. m for Brcksbmg Toms River waretOwn Cedar
Creek. fnckrrtou X. X, sc
stage connections 10 aud from KEYPoRT at Maawan sta
ton and from Oceanic and Fair Haven Red Bank
and from Point Pleasant at sea Grit with ali trains
NEW-JERSEl SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Lave New.York Pier 3, No ei, foot Rector-st
sIEAMERS ST. JOHNS nd JESSE HOYr,
Long Branch. Highlands &C. 550. $3.50 mi loo $40
ocean Grove. sea Grit &c. $780, M loo 3:45 sos m.
Toms River TuckertOn X Il and Philadelphia $500
Vineia1d BridQeton and Atlantic CITY, lOOp m
Waretown and Cedar Creek. &C. 3iJ D. m
SUNDAYS for Highlands and Long b anch. g:3OA m.
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Connections Leave foot Liberty-st for Freehold &C
745, 1l4j a. M. 4, 5:l6. op. M
NEW YORK and PHI ADFT pUIA NEW
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s,tuations Uauteo--fcmales.

ATMRS. LOVES GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
"a HOUSE VII always be found a large number OF hfst
class German Eervsuta for all eapacinesi sutable iof
inines hotels, bO9Idin gb0uses, &c% CITY ah Couhuy'
Mrs. LOWE. I5l East i3th-st. near 0daye.
A YOUNG WOMAN, who understands Span
~ z and French wishes position Assistant O00kEeeper
copyist. Apply al 52e west 43d-st
CHAMBERLAIN and WAI1RESS.-By a
~ Protestant gL: very respectable and well recon-
ucudod competent IN either capacity chauiDernald
also understands all about children city or
county $50 Jth,ayea near 25d-st., hrst Door
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday Aug. %, 1879.
The following sales were held at the Ex
change SalesrOOm today:
81 Rish-.r T. HnrpeN.
] 5.storv brick building VIZ st No 50 Chnton-s.,
s, $50 II OF R,vng,or 81, 10, 2jxlOO; Chas Eg o
BIZ H0rctio HeRrOJes
3.stOry dwclins with lot, No al East 44thst
Gfee grS savings Bank 1875
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Real estate 10 @trhange.

TIN0 EXCHANGE.-A nine-rOOm cottage ana
lot lust OUTSIDE q village Hudson churches, schools,
Sc two from downtown for small lowpnced BTook-
lyn house and bot; address a. Is. c., Tribune Office
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I FUTGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

/ i ARRANG EMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. March
20 1879 depOts foot Of COrandt and DesbrOssess
100 p. tor EastUn, Bcthlenem, Allentown Reading.
Mauch Chunk. nazloton, MahaEoy City, Ashland wilkes
barre. Scranton and Ttuikhann0ck 1900,
$40 D. m Night Express daily for EastOn. Bethlehem,
Allentown MauCh Chunk WnEesbarre. Llmra- Ithaca,
Geneva Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached
BOBT sAYRE, Supt and Eng'c
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Gclp manteo.

HOUSEKEEPER wanted for a frst-class
hotel I'm the city be without ncumbrsncej expe
rienced thTtyve years either American
English best references required. Apply between hours
Of 10 IL M, 22d inst, II. ID. LAW Rem CE real
tate, ,456 Broadway
\IANTED.-Bench Moulders. Address ST.
w LOUIS MALLEABLE IRON CO. st. Louis. Mo.
WANTED.-A man and wife for country
w butler wife hrstclass cook must be
thoroughly competent and well recommended. Apply
BLDELL'S $40 4th-ave.
NNANTED.-A Well-educated boy, who re-
sides vita has the city salary, 80 week,
~ year Address in haudwrugot applicant giving name
residence reference. e. y. HOWELL & CO.. +, o.
tuA f-2 Personal applications cannot be considered
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
GILMoREs BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING

EVENING.
foot East crossing "a river via steamer
sylvan Grove)-S:45, 9:i5. 1915. 1ll5. M and halt
hourly thereafter to s45 p. m.
Returning tJns Manhattan Beach halfhourfy FOE
New YORK via Greeapointt to 1875 D. IN.
Elevated Railroads TO south Ferry connecting VITA
steamer R. Martin hourly 9;2j s:25 H. via
Bay Ridge.
Steamers Thomas COiyer and Twilight leave North River
aLdings-From 22dst 910 1925 H., then hourly 33S
p. Leroy-st $3.50 ana hourly 6:35 p. m Pier g.
9:o5 a.. M, and hourly TO 6:55p. IN.
Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach for New.Yorx via
Bay Ridge halfhourly 20 1925
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
1croR 2PET FE3M go a TO u v.,,v
and connects with csT for soah Ferry "a" street f''
CokrLANDrSr REET-Nearest point for Jersey CltyAlt
PAkKPLAdE-N aresf Post oeice CITY Han AL
CHAMBERS Nearest point for Payonia AMI Era
~.
10 Jersey City, and connects with Des0roses aa1
BLEEC KER'sT REET~Connects with cars for East aai
EIGHTII.sTREET- Connecting with cars for Chrstopnsr
81 and kast Tenth street aerTes with car. %, E.
TSedtY third and Thirty fSnrt6 Street Ferries
Fse FEW Jersey c na East fh
Thirty i2gF! ffft sE E with for Wee
FORTY SEC D.sTREET-C Connects with New.York
- Transfer C9@Pan}s cabs t2T gran1 SSIfEa Depot
PARK, connecting with ears OF Belt Lane Railroad
FIFTY. NINTH.sTREET and NINTH.AYENyE-
SEVENTY. SECOND STREET and NINTH. AVENUE
EIGHTY. RST-STREEr and NINrH-ANENUE-
NINETY THIRD STREET and NINTH AVEN u r. .
ONE.HU y DRED.A y nth. STREET and NlNIh'
For uptown S trains take east side stations.
For downtown traDs take west side stations 800.
Trains will run 5Sthst and 9th aud lOb13@ AL
alternately.
FARE.ioCENTS Except between the hours ot $500
7,3o M and < 10 7 D. m, when the fare Is Gems.
SUNDAY TRANS from 1880 .: m ull ~ midnight
WIN. h. GARRISON PceslioaL
NJ VAN BRoCKLIN Superintendent.
plymouth ROCK for LONG BRANCH
Leaves foot 22dst. ". r.. q m and 23O p and Psr
J. N X. Battery $3.50 a. m. and y M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
Gin Dropertp 90 fet.

ITO LET.-In the "VancOrleaT apartment
bnildiug on 7thaVe 55h and 56tl,sts from August /,
seyern suits 81 $1,000 Central PARK 1e proof
and tb1rouxy constructed with AL modern appliances must
BE- seen 10 DO appreciated Apply 10 JNO DUNNELl- 81
Unope uare-
FfO LET or for SALE.-Three three-story
private dwellings all modern improvements for one
family Apply on the preliseA Ave- A. Bouloyar between
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-25
RECORDED REAL ESTATE t. ysFl

RECORDED REAL ESTATE t. -5FERA
NKN-IoRK CITY.
3dave s, $50 IT W Of 2d-st, lots Nos aii -
(24th WARD Elizabeth White anG husD'Ht 70 . am
Albert stone = HOO
Tfesey = to % a RAND 80 $1,000
l2sthst 257.6 II e Of 6th ave, 20x99.l1 stephen
Phillips 10 sarah + Butler #D
2Oth.st 1905 II Of LIST ave, 4Ox82 NJ delaney
and husband 10 lynch .' '
oroS'5 C5scS No lo ai@on ieian ano No lOo,s
Ciinion,st e s. $50 II 8 Of Rivingonst 25xl0O
Ii Russell referee. EageTt. 0,tet
lst-sve " : "a IT Of l6thst 2UxS0 Simon Frank 800.
RECORDED LEASES
PAYNE John 10 Sarah N WEIGH 4th-ave c cor l4th .
ST, years. annual rent Of -....'.. S.''OV
Aston John to Frederick SchOl, 6thst =, 100 ft "
Ave-A 2jx97. 20 AT annual rent Oi.-..- sou
Aston William 10 Katharine Hut, 5th-st, IS, 2l2ll 90
Il OF lstave 25NS62 20 wears, al annual rent VI ooV
RECORDED MORTGAGES
HUI 5, Aas1ar1To 70 u.iana $4,000
y2 5ib tIeG sa5 e 20 Of t ave $500
fa's ga Of Sd ave- $500
Besensein. J J and wife 10 william X Bell, Of go
76thst Of 2G-lve. o44
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Buddensick Charles Max Danzger. $500
Same TO OvO