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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-07-03

l.
IN THE STATE oF MAINE, AT THE CLOSE OF
BUSINESS il NJ IT. ls.H.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, 1882 IL
l.. 5. Bonds to Secure Circulation, 100 900 90
Due from Approved Reserve A gents i4,ss0 90
Banking House, $500 -
Current Expenses, lGOS.73
Checks and other Cash Items, 1859 a
Kills of other Banks. 14Os. 90
Specie. 263l.5
Legal Tender Notes, SOC 90
L. S. Certificate OF Deposit for Legal
Tender Notes, ) 100
Redemption Fund with L. 5. Treasurer
Is per cent of Circulation $4,000
Total, 24Ol, OeS. rs
Capital Stock paid in l50OO0.00
Surplus Fund.- 3d. 43}.3O
Undivided Profits, 76l7.56
National Bank Notes Outstanding. l3l600 90
Dividends Unpaid, 1890
Individual Deposits Subject to Check, a.. 2t2.60
Total, s4Ol,O>s.46
STATE OF MAINE, COUNTY OF WALDO, SIS.
I A. II. BRADBURY, Cashier of the Belfast Ma
i tional Bank, do sOlemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. A. IL. BRADBURY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23d day of
June, 1879. JOSEPH WILLIAMSoN,
Justice OF the Peace.
Correct Attest:
JOHN q. BROOKS,
ATGTsTrs rEEKl, Directors.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-07-03

The following Board Of Directors was elected
Chas. Is. Hazeltne, John &. Brooks, Josiah Mitch
ell, Daniel Faunce, VIM. NJ Woods, rhilo Hcrscy
Edward Johnson W. IL, Burrill, Samuel Otis.
The Ireasurer's account was read and accepted. A
vote was passed TO amend the 18TH by law, as /,
define the term met earnings" and 10 establish .
sinking fund.
A motion TO restrict the Directors, that no Bel
fast city bonds Shall be bought at a rate above par
was defeated.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

prioress. who receives 50. 500 annually. IL
Isabella chooses she can enable her son 10 oo-
tam the hand of the Archduchess. hut am 'olu snc
will only make the pecunary sacrifice deinah"e" u
her on one condition. it is that il Aphonso nave
children the Crown Prince of Austria SHAH marry
her daughter the Infanta Paz There was sort ol
understanding that lie was To nave h"''o'
the Infanta Pillar who was. perhaps 'he
most beautiful royal maiden III All EUROPE
Oueen Isabella has come 10 Paris from her county,
seat Of Fontenay-ei-bIie, ane snc iThis,ine who
have turned their faces homcward. J. ms io'SS ~
thourh she were inclined 10 yield 10 the auNlce '"
the Duke Decazcs and oiher ls lilenuS n,a,cb
hers who promote the Ausiro-Spanlsh III, match, II!
Don Carlos denies that he ever asreen "
rnnouncc his claims To the Spensh throne; VHH."s
to the mpertnence OF D9h Aiph3,i;; n Anip3,; Cln Is al
lowed 10 reside at Passy with his wife and
children He has been " interviewe9 ~, ~
members of the press. When asked what he thoughi
of the Archduchess ChTistIna ne iepivu
that she was n charming beng. but that ms per
sOnal acquaintance with her was sllghi. Alphonsu,
he said was animated by noble sentimehls, anu
was greatly to be pited. He was restored py the
will of n military clique. and would be east down
perhaps by another; but if he was not he would al
the same have, before he Is much older, 10 ny
from Spain. That country, Don Carlos opinss'
Is divided between two great camps namely Ihe ne
publican and the Legtlmist aud Cath0hc; Inc Al,
phOnsistS are confined 10 Madrid. Don Carlos oiereu
the journalists, who came separately, exquisite
cigars, and invited them to smoke with nm. ne
received them IN sort OF museum 1nrhlsheu WIN
souvenirs Of CaTlist battles and he called at
tentiOn tO the splinteTs Of u bomb when DuTst
under his famous white horse when be was IN the
saddle. and killed that animal. Don Carlos qua nor
attach any importance to the new Alpnenslst ue-
parture o. the House of Austria. An invaded Gar,
list soldier with wooden leg and arm usheTeu
the journalists into the morning room OF Tue rIe
tender. The veteran belongs to the noDllty OF
Catalonia, and does not now dlsdaIn to serve his
King in the pOrters lodge
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
TIE EPIDEMIC STILL RAGING.

SCARCELY ANY ABATEMENT AT MEMPHIs-TROUDLE
IN LoUIsIANA--NEw- YORK SUSPECTED"
MEMPHIS Tenn, Sept. 23.-Thirteen cases
in all Of yellow everten white and three colorcd-and
five deaths were reported to-day. At a meeting Of the
Howard Association last night II was determined to
duce the medical corps one-half This action leaves
only four Howard physicians duty. Twenty nurses
were sent out by the Howards to-day Among the con-
tributons received by the Howards to-day Of
So 600 from the Chamber OF Commerce, NewYork, and
another OF $539 81 from the citizens OF Columbus Ohio
John Johnson superintendent OF Quarantine, received
the following telegram to-day from President Plunket
OF the State Board of Health Employ at once the
best legal talent be found in Memphis aud resist by
all lawful means the application made for injunction.
Send me the name OF the attorney you employ. Every
process shall be exhausted protect the lives and
health OF the people in districts contiguous Mem
phis." The thermometer has ranged between $50 and
$40 to-day
NEw-ORLEASs, Sept. 23.-The Sanitary Inspector at
Morgan City reports thirty Of yellow fever and
ten deaths there date There have been
and four deaths at Berwicks Bay. Dr. Bemis has
an inspector to Labadievc to investigate reported
cases OF fever there.
WAsHISGroY Sept 23.-Mr. Diman, United States
Consul at Lisbon Portugal informs the Department or
slnte that the decree OF the Portuguese authorities OF
August relating to the quarantine OF American
sells modified that the ports Of New York
and New-IerseY are considered " suspected Of yellow
fever Instead Of infected" This, however, makes lit
lie or 10 difference tn tue embarrassments imposed
American commerce with Portugal.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The following
changes in Army officers of the Quartormaster's De-
partment are madei LeutenantColonel B. Holabird,
Deputy General will report to the Quar-
for duty In his Office; Lieutenant
Colonel Rufus saxton. Deputy General,
10 duty as Quarermaster Division OF the Pacific
Lieutenant Colonel j. ID. Bingham Deputy-Q Quar-
ternaster-G.neral. as Chief Quartermaster De
nartment OF the Missouri; Captain G. X. Wikof.
lltn IDfantry, VIII conduct a detachment OF re-
cruts to the Department OF Dakota, and Will there
ririn his station; leave Of absence for SIX months on
surgeons certificate, Is granted Assistant Surgeon j.
W. Brewer
general court-marTal, consisting Of the following
officers has been ordered 10 convene At Davids Island,
arbOr, the 24tD instant, or as soon there
after as practicable the trial of such prisoners
may be properly br, ught before IT. Lieutenanttol
z T. Bliss 10Th Infantry Captain |. T. Haskell, 23d
Infantry CAPTAIN ID. II. MurdOck, 9th Infantry; Cap
tain John Simpson. Assistant QuaItermasteri FIRST
Charles Porter 9Th Infantry, Judge Advocate OF the
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
BiSE BAIL NOTES.

The seventh League game for the cham
pionship between the champion Boston Club and the
Providence Club which played at Boston yesterday,
was witnessed by 1000 persons The Bostons oupeyed
their opponents both at the bat and In the field and
came victorious by score OF to g. The other five
games between these clubs viii be regarded with great
interest as they are decide the championship ques-
ton The Providence CLUB needs only two OF tho
five games lily the pennant as they have now 81 We
tories Bostons As should Boston win four and
Providence only the contest will be iie and
state another game Ino advantage s tns greatly Ia
favor Providence CLUB, as 10 can hardly be
pected Boston Club Will succeed IN winning nve
straight games fIom such powerful adversary as
the Providence Cun. The two cn0s play again to-day
at Providence At Cleveland, yesterday, the Cleveland
Club defeated the Chicago Cub IN their tenth champion
shin game by score The National champion
sp game at Washngi between the National ana New
Bedford Clubs resulted favor Of the latter by the
of I D ID.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
COTRr OF APPEALS.

Albany. Sept. 23.-In the Court of Appeals.
Tuesday September 23 1879, present the iion SANFORD T.
church. ClfJusuc. and assoclae ne i9o"i1g a
nnistalor, etc. appellant agt Isaac ah.nni., Ie'pon,
rt-Tho appellant was denied thou c,- anu
tue sppel dismissed, without costs Connolly agt hrsr
Motion tu open default granted upon the payment Dy appel
LIANT respondents attorney within ten dayS OF 80 et
and In desnt payment withii that tnr, notion oeu
with slO costs Van Geder act Van oeleft Notion aoi,,l
without OGad agt kearnci- Motion tor Iehifn-
denied with sl0 costs Ferguson as1 zee; , MaElh
agt. Marvin 1.-TWO ci-esl, VI. H. Cohn ag Weni iweft-
Orfer ad,onrncl with Avery agt he I"Nn oi pe-
Tudgm Donovan aet
and trial granted costs 10 &pic t
event The County Bank agt Albcrser-DIue OF
Term a. oi
taohmcnt the individual property o 70 D.
usl Alberger vacated with costs People ~ re- 7 as
the Town Nelston; Mckay AIT Jarvis Appeal dismissed
with costa. "a ,... I'd,
the United states er-MoOn lor rearguient sun
mted NJ 80. Abraham Dewitt and others, executors,
ec respondents agains, Angelica l.. Cooper. appe
argued by Runs ". PockAam iOr appellant anu samuel
Hand ior respondents.
Tho Court Appeals calendar for Wednesday september
2s u as follows Nos g. j. ;, bl. 30, o. 10 ana H. -
The Of Appeals. Tuesday. Septombrr ~ No oo-
Hook, trustee. etc. Respondent AGAINST Dth' tI
and others. executors, ETC. appellants Arsued by psii
Pratt appellants submitted Tor respondent 40 9t
Lows Terry administrator etc. resp'nd'nt against hnen
JeVett. receiver, etc, appellant AGgutu ~ = -
sprague Tor appelansi Wm II. Quincy Tor i"syohaeAs
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
nEcIsloN,-sEPr. %

Supreme Court -Chdmbers-By judge Wostbrool5.
Greene agt. - Breow.hoon granted Tho Peoples Bank
agt. Higgins want To see p.adings.
Cifritf-f1Tt II Bv JUDGE Van Worst Earle agt yrn'
O,r resctted Gerber agt Mckee et al-MoiOn Tor new
tItil denied.
spsciat TsrHn-By Judge Van Norst.kearney, etc ngt
Missionary congregation OF ~ PAU the Apostle and ON
csIhe second .numet 0f Juisc Iappan allowed other
wise findings sctttu aa proposed
BY Judge LaWreuCe-Lyous and another aBi Mllcr-be-
cree signed
SnOs7ior Courf-SDecial Tym-Bv Judge Van Worst
Ramsay jr. agt stcwart-Eeceiver apo ned ~ 70 re-
cue of motion denied. Nese AIT. IrgsS-Aotp o"u q.
Fitzell agt IrnkefOn-Orier dsnissng ju.tacatQn Win
@ln COSTS Tie German savings Bank aEi. IabcIi foAeh
berg agt. SDeuccr s1mei lenckg agL IOOms
BaID1 H-t. BaruO Wood ngt. Iusta-OrtcIs granted
Common Pica8-Special Iam-By Judge IteaeA.-
Schultz .r Uolgaud and others. Judgment i0 defendant
with costs opinion on Ale hnllnss settled
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
IN MEMORY or II. l.. STUART.

ATHENS, Ca, Sept. 1S.-At a called meeting
Of the city Council to-day the Mayor announced the
death OF Mr. H. L. Stuart and the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
Resofrtd That the Council have heard with feelings Of
deepest sorrow the death OF the generous srang ger
suddenly ard sadly stricken In our midst.
EesOlrcd That the Mayor and Council attend the fune-
raj services s official body and that the Medical So
cefv OF Athens the Trustees aud Faculty Of the Uni
yersty OF Georgia. and the members OF the press be re-
Guesied tO attend IN the same manner.
ResOred That the citizens Of Athens are requested 10
suspend an aud attend the funeral services.
Rssolred Tnat "A committee 0e appointed by the Mayor
draft suitable resolutions expressive Of the apprccia-
tiou OF our people, noble and purpose
which prompted Mr. stuars visit Georgia, and their
sincere sympathy with his family and friends In their
cnra
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
THE MURDERKRs OF JENNIE CLARKE.
WITNESSES AT THE TRIAL SWEARING POINT BLANK
AGAINST ZACH OTHER.

WITNESSES AT THE TRIAL SWEARING POINT BLANh
AGAINST ZACH OTHER.
BosrON, Sept. 23.-The trial of the alleged
murderers Of Jennie f. Clarke continued to-day the
court room being tnronged with people
One Juror stated that he had doubt as 10 ms eilg-
bty 10 serve the Jury he had worked four years
IN Worcester, although paying taxes in Boston, Juuse
Adich allowed the Juror to The counsei OF the
defence reserved the right OF future objection
Mary Jones testified that sne was employed at the
house of Mrs Forsythe I'm SOmervie in February last
when Miss Clarke died there Mrs. Goodrich told the
witness 10 keep her mouth shut aud she would give her
money enough TO her out Of the country The Wit
ness went TO work with Mrs Forsythe three years ago.
and had worked for her Everett and in Boston, some
hall dozen women aud as many children were there
boarding The witness had DIR. Kimbal and Dr.
James Mcdonald at the house several times
several witnesses testified the hiring OF the carry
all by Dr KimbaIl on night when tho body orNiss
Clarke Wa taken away, aud the mysterious absence OF
Kimb3l which closed the case FOR The GONefhiheh.
opened. The first witness irufiucttl was
Mrs Caroline c. Goodrich. OF the defendants IN the
case Tie witness testified that she praotced the pro-
fessOn O medicine and frequently sent paicnta 10 mrs
Forsyhc but denied IN toto Tie statement o the hter
hnt she ~ M Jennie Clarke place. she denied
generally the statements OF the prosecuting witnesses
80 far rs they connected her with the case
Dr. Emhall, Che other defendant, was also caeu 10
the stand and testified that nc never knew or jennie
Clarke or any other girl being sent 20 Mrs forythcs
house ia .brary. The remainder OF BIS testimony re-
ferred 10 hs business magnetic physician and his
ucqnaIntarce with Mrs. Goodrich.
The defence here rested their and the court took
"A
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
llR. ooRYE1RS LETTER or ACcErTANCE.
CrrAR rypLIcIT AND DECISIVE

IToI1 me NCl0 iOTt CoNfT1TctaI AdT.rtFHT.
In marked contrast to Governor KODinson :
bof sting has letter of acceptance tat what has nap
peued m the Affairs OF the STATE since De has been IN Of
hce is due entirely 10 himself and :. j. 1hden-when
everybody knows tue contrary T. The TRUTHS tie clear
cxuclt aud decisive tone of Mr. Cones letter TO Vice
President Wheeler accepting the nomination rendered
him by the Saratoga Convention Mr.. Cornell takes up
those questions which most important 10 the people
Of state at this une anu speaks oi them with
IA ce.rness that cannot Dc ulisuudcrstood HIS tone
will be enineny pleasing to every Republican, indicat-
ing thoroughly Appreciates the siua-
ZION and will II elected Governor OF this state 40 ali
within his power redress that have grown up
Mr. Cornes letter. then, may be takenhs the voice OF
tons that ne discusses frankly and with 50 much
drectness Whet he says, the party VIII do. apd the
stand ho has taken that OF the organization he mas
been selected TO lead this year. There s good dca OF
balderdash delivered generally around election times
ohopt etriFng the keynote and that sort OF thing
bur IL may be said that this is what Mr. Cornell has
" dol
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
NAVY ORDERS.

WAsHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Lieutenant y. w.
Graydon ordered 10 the Shenandoah the 22d inst.
relieving Lieutenant W. Ill. Turner, who is placed on
waiting orders Lieutenant Thomas Perry Is detached
from the Naval Observatory aud placed waiting
ders Master H. Bull Is detached from the Wachusett.
ordered the receiving ship Franklin. Engineer
f. H. Tyler detached from the lriOn and placed
sick leave. surgeon Thomas Hiand Is ordered 10 tue
Norfolk Navy Yard. Chaplain q. A. Crawford Is de
ached from the Boston Navy Yard aud placed on walt
orders.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-There was a continued
upward movement OF prices on Change to-day. wheat
making the most decided advance. November sold as
high 81 Osa during the afternoon. and closed strong
at shade less than this best prices. Although prices
have advanced dsy for two weeks with retrograde
movement consequence tho result has dis
astrous, except In three Ohsnge unu to-day
when several small oDerators snsDendod The taIai
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
A MODEST AND EARNEST DOCUMENT

The letter of Mr.. Cornell comes happily after
that or Governor Robinson, and If IN strong contrast
herewith. The latter an attempt AT selglorlnch
tion an egOtistio and immodest production which had
for sole purpose The furtheranco OF the political am
biton or Lucus Robinson, and OF the man, 1ilden IN
Mr. Cornell notes the promise OF passing days
augury for the revival Of business and cOmmends oil
measures for tightening the burdens Of labor and aiding
H. Interests Among these perfect system
OF taxuton economy expenditure and relief from the
exactious Of corporations. Mr. Cornell Is In earnest In
what he SAYS aud proposes to merit and make future
more glorious ard honorable for the Empire state than
my era IN Tho past.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
cALENpAKs NM DAY.

crrprpr C0~Rr- -Wo-thrOok. Nos POO, 25',
23 7S 02 96 lO2 lo7 l2e l3o pa 2S2 2$5 23o - r.
49, DO ~ o. dG lU3 1879, a., 1873 100 e3, ltp, w.
2Ol 27 2Os 2ia 228. 22i, 23, 2is, 2s9 30 25l 22S
GENERAL sEssloNs-PAgr l-Cowiug' JIAe renpie ; agt;
George w Mills. forgery cOntiuuedl William Curry DAVID
O'Keeie robbeIyi Dommck Walsh ie onous assault ana
battery COyie. robbery Barney Eaean, Peter
McLonghn Peter Flemnes. burglary haIy ~ Wllklhs.
Tdword smith, Margaret MONTE Thomas heating. Daniel
Cunningham grand iarc.nvi Frederick Meyer hgamy Will
ian, Iforhue AlcDee Cassidy. smith, peat larceny
Wcbecca Kelly rulsicmranori George T. Wenntl, larceny
from the person clio Merro fsonou5 assault ana battery
Part II-AdlOurIed 20 THURSDAY.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
DECIDING NOT TO CHANGE CHURCH RULES.

DEIIUIN'T NVI TO NHhNUI- NIiL NJ II RULES.
The members of the Summit Avenue Bap-
tst Churcn IN Jersey City hold n special meeting last
night and decided by of 90 10 % have the
resolution drawn by Deacon Dean introduced. This
resolution against the granting OF letters OF dis
unissal TO members who Sunday. Tno mem
bers regarded their church rules amply sufficient 10
govern a cases. and decided not TO have the reso-
linn
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

SLIGHT DIFFERENCE OF POLITICAL UPTNION.
Home Ruler: 80 ,sihructi0nists aye cal them, yer
GRIMM spalpeen VINO thred 10 stop the Oggin' In the
army l--wno hui tnm has rspct for the sacred
ness Nv an's skinf Come on thin. aud I'll put such
head on ye yer GRANDMOTHER wouldn't know ye from
squashed pumpkin."-tfdn.
A well-dressed little child. lost by some neg
gent maid. the centre OF sympahrtie crowd
OF gentlemen Questions poured IN upon the enid from
ali sides but with eject Al last gentleman asked,
s.Wherr were you going to- my little dearp Nuss, :"
Dlubbered the infant. 'sed Use 10 go 10 heben."
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
THE RAILROAD INQUIRY.

ROCHESTER, MY, Sept. 23.-The Railroad
Investigating uhCommttee continued its session this
morning Patrick Barry, Of Rochester, testified that
when he wanted dispatch he had TO ship by fast
freight lines The express rates enormous 10 New
York j. A. Hines, miller said that he could compete
and money II he had good rates as the Western
m
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
JIrSTICE ". WOODWARD.

READING, Penn, Sept. 23.-J. Warren Wood
ward justice OF tho supreme Court OF Pennsylvania
died at hs country seat at Hamden, " Y. az o'clock
evening"
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
SOUND on STATE ISSUES.

1t is but simple justice to say that on the
two paramouut issues State pOiiticsuneQual taxa
non and railroad observation-disclosures Cornell has spoken
much more satisfactorily than either of the state plat
forms and much more pOnedly than his grcal rival,
Iucius Rot insOn. Indeed. Mr.. COrnePs letter reads
better than Mr. Robinsons There Is much less self
trse in H. aud II shorter. The Is the letter
Of business man. sparng OF words aud the Other that
OF a lawyer, tedious aud abOTed.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
g5rates an0 fcnoere.
CRATEs AND FENpERs.

The largest and halt low Crates for
either tOftcOa, with dumping shaking attach
ment brass open tirepiaees with andirons aud BASKET
for brass tenders Fire and Coal
antique and modern designs. Wholesale anu retaiL
Estimates given to buider cOntfaotofs aud architects
JAS. CONONEH Il CO., 500 and 56o Canal-st. ". Y
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
THE COURTS.
The TUNNEL UNDER THE HUDSON BEGUN.
TT N I,.,.., / ,.,-,.-ouuo aud Western

The TUNNEL UNDER THE HUDSON BEGUN.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Il ,,Ioad Company IN December OF 1871 pfocnr az ~
junction against the Hudson River Tunnel COMPANY
and forced r. TO suspend operations al the shnt u 'n
began TO sink at The foot Of fineenih--t h"O'Ae''
The matter has been IN the NeW-Jcrsey courts SINCE
tbot time and the hands of the Tunnel Company were
completely tied until Moniny last, when thince'ior
K,uvcu formally dissolved the injunction iemrnt
having hncn arrived at between the parties lui'I-
re.ad Ia auflripatlon nf this action nunuff
f men we're cmpovcd the early part OF last wee 10
clean away The accumulated rubbish from ne FrlA.it
OF e sla ana Yesterday rc stimcn IN 'Fh'H
nv lsree force Of laborcTs Snd brickliyeis \;
erout twentv-nye feet and T. being driven very
RAPIDLY The inside diameter Of he shait is
thirty feet, and ~ is walled around Win ion.-I1o
h~ick wall fhe total diameter OF the excavation u
I,ule over thirty-eight feet The depth 81 the sha
proper VIII Dee sixty feet. and the excavation aDou'
sfXfy-fiye feet.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
mr.. MOREAU NORRIS SANITATION,
CONFINEMENT ISLAND.
Cost ano founo.

OST.-Bank Book No. 1,767, issued oi ouisoIunS In
German savings Bank IN the city of New .t1 70 f tae
SCuFITFRNANS il missing. Tho nndcr or MOI 'sf,rSl
book requested deliver u q the BANK III M made
before the day OF october. 1879 apphcAuo" w"
10 he q book
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24
THE RED BANK DIVORCE SUIT ENDED.

Vice-ChaDcellor Van Fleet has granted at
Newark "a divorce to Dr. Thomas +. Ridgeway now Of
philadelphia and formerly of Red Bank New-Jersey'
DIR. RidgewGy is representative OF wealthy Phila-
dephin family. He met his wife in London when she
was the widow Of Judge George Elliott, oi Bonpa]
The couple came to this country and made their home
ut Red Rank They did not live happily, ana nnny me
wife Left her home ana began proceedings for divorce
ON the ground OF cruelty She not successful IN her
suit. Then Dr. Rldgewav began proceedings lor oi
vorce upon the ground Of adultery five prominent resi-
dents OF Rcd Bank being made correspondents VIII
servant of the wlfe's named Alexander Marin me
granting divorce 10 the hus band the Nlce-Chihceor
ordered him 10 pay all the costs. which are iarge
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

anonnt cf their liabilities VIII, however hardly reach
So 600. Provisions also strong.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

NURSE.-Can take the entire charge OF m
~ infant ana bring up botto; The best cy reic
81 D, given. liaS 3dlFe.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

COOK, WASHER and IRONER.-By a good,
- competent useful woman Win ~ without her son Il
~ vefv useful and worthy dtrafr Can Dog
seeu attic PKOrEsI sIANr HOME lSs 6t.avc four doors
above lNfl-st.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

SITUATION wanted by young girl lately
> landed from England. Gala 20 East 47thst' second
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

NURSE, &c.-A young Welsh Protestant
~ girl to fakc chi and do chalDrrWorAi
home preferred o hizh salary. l.257 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

SEAMSTRESS.-A frst-clas- seamstress and
y dres.raker OPERATES different machine. cut ana
all kinds ~ family sowing; best tcf rene A'
n. y. Tribune Uptown Office. l.x3- BruadWal
New-York tribune., 1879-09-24

ADY'SMAID.-A German girl. with un-
DOUBTED references and most plepos. ing anl'arc &C.
as maid or nurse provrg children an ai tr- lf,
between 35th and 30tAst,. JACeLIAs DLAMAN -D'
u 4