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mNN A WEEK in your own town, and no
MIN capital risked. You can give the
WVV business a trial without expense.
The best opportunity ever offered for those
willing to work. You should try nothing else
until you see Tor yourself what you can do at
the business we Offer No room to explain
here. You can devote all your time or only
your spare time to the business, and make
great pay for every hour that you work. Wo.
men make rs much as men, Send for special
private terms and particulars. which we mail
free So outfit free. Don't complain of hard
times while you have such a chance. Address
ii. HALLETT II Co., Portland, Maine. 49y
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uis.' Casfane.--ws here give . nsw ~
tune IVA niss. sn tshl- for ali ms,-risls.
IL 10 Basque and ovsrskirt. Each II the
F-vcrs ere farsi With silk. Sizes from ten
70 sists~n y~srs. Skin paisssn, With tlsth
model, IL. Ovsvvtirt pattern, With cloth
rofsl. so. bss1ss pattern, With eiosA
up3,i, ooe.
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NOTICE.
L. S. LAND OFFICE. }
Vancouver, W. T., July Both, 1879. I

L. s. LAND OFFICE,
Vancouver W. T., July Both, 1879
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
~ at this Office by John Schuster against
Frederick +. Foerstncr for abandoning his
homestead entry No l093, dated November
LIST, 1876, upon the southeast quarter of the
northeast quarter and the northeast quarter
of the southeast quarter OF Section 81, Town
ship north, Range east. in Clarke county.
Territory Of Washington, with view to the
cancellation Of said entry: the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office
on the End day of September, 1879, at2 o'clock
p. NJ, to respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment.
w. II. SMALLWOOD, Register.
s W. BROWN, Receiver.
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Action brought in the District Court of the
Second judicial District of the Territory of
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver for
the counties of Clarke, Skamania and Kick
itat.
Complaint filed in the County of Clarke, i'm
the office of the Clerk of said Court the TWEEN
ty-tfth day of June, A. u. 1879.
To John J. Mclaughlin, Defendant:
In the name of the United States of Amer
lea you are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against You by the above
named plaintiff in the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of the Territory of
Washington, holding terms mt Vancouver in
Clarke County, for the counties of Clarke,
Skamania and Klickitat, and to answer the
complaint fled therein within sixty days from
the date OF this summons, or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you according to
the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain de-
cree OF divorce on the grounds Of abandon
ment and drunkenness. and You are hereby
notified that if you fail to appear and answer
said complaint, ms above required, the plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the relief
prayed for in her complaint filed herein.
WitnessJ. p lioyt. Esquire. Judge
49, of the said District Court, and the
SEAL. seal of the said Court, this 18th
--' day of June, \. ID. 1879.
X. c. OBRlEN, Clerk,
by q. L. MCCONNELL, Deputy.
W. II. ADAMS. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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fsAlssf nasque. The i-se-t
desig". Pattern. with cloth ,.,i-
81. mailed. post-p.id. for Iss.
rur csts'cvuc ~ ladies, misc
e.. sni ehild'en's fashion, aud
noesi'ie. mailed free on receipt
VI 60 sismp.
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Club Rates for the Weekly:
s. +. BULLETIN CO.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
SUM MONS.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District, of the Territory OF Washington,
holding terms mt Vancouver for the coun.
ties of Clarke, Skamania, and Klickitat.
Lunina y. Mclaughlin
vs..
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FARE, IS cents
A WEST BRIGHTON BEACH

CONEY ISLAND POINT.
PROSPECT PARK AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD
TRAINS between COMFY ISLAND POINT and WEST
BRIGHTON BEACH leave every 20 minutes from .
a ID. 1920 making close connections with steam
boats from NeSIOk and Newark Excursion tickets
10
hafhOuriy from $50 M 10 ,. and nom D. m 10
D. M every Is minutes and sundays every 10 minutes
Excursion Tickets between BROOKLYN and West Brighton
Beach The Brooklyn Depot Greenwood 3th ave-
reached By horse from all the ferries
This Ouy line running direct 20 the ODsery
and the Pier, LOU ieAt long
landing passengers IN the OF all the public attractions
GRAND CONCERTS on Observatory Plaza every alter.
noon and evening, sunday Included. BY DOWNlNGs
celebrated NINTH REGIMENT BAND and VI. AR
BUCKLE, the world renowned Cornet SOlOst -
Grounds lighted by an ELECTRIC LIGHT 25'OJO candle
power.
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RECORDED LEASES.

C-,sse Charles 10 D G F Class first floor Of Nos II
ana % Ru-t-st, years. az annual rent OF .-.....;
Van 'rnrl Andrew p 20 Joseph Lchtenstelu, sso
llOth ST. l2g II Of 4th-aye, 42XluO'l4' ~ mouths
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MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
DOUBLE TRAcK oyEG THE EYTIRE ROAD

dREENPofNT DfvIsIoN.
GF ovens i, sg l?s Y5 Ills M l!is
55 5 8i5' i i5 5:i5 P MO $40 '''i' ''''
Returning leave manhattan Beach for Greenpont and New
i2l5 tg:3G $l5 1850 i'l5 tl:So 5i5, to3o 1918 $780,
ira ro5 t @arSS nus g o a. East go SeYork onyIo
minutes Greenpon time Trains marked thus do nos
STOP At ouo'p pn - BAY RIDGE DIVISION; -
York N.R), connecting at Bay Ridge win trains for Man
a3dst-si6 HOPS fil:25 m, 1924 tl:25 t2:20, S:ah
Lcroy,st2835 tI655. tIlS5 a. MI 1895 1898 1885,
Pier sos Joss tli:55 NJ, 1885, 1855. 1855 1885,
Tle steamer B. r. Martin with Elevated Rai
Whtehast and trains at Bay Ridge for Manhattan
i'G TSav IS %VResant-i9t25 HOPS HIi25 l22,.
Ties t2:25 1872 49, t5;45 t555 tl25 J t'25 P N
Reach k SE J 5S an, LF NV YORK a. ,ws
i G tSo ALI 200 nj ;'o4 t @ 1888 1913 S 55 53S
.7OJ .7.zG $500 $500, ss55, $500 aud .IO'25 M
Trains marked thus connect NTH IN, steamer D. X
Trains marked thust connecting with North RIVER Boat
Excursion Gkets good 70 return NewYOrk either
DIVISION but " River and Greenpoin are not good on
Orders NAV be- eft with Dods Express baggage and
$&SB S%SGEETsa EyERY 4 aEP iE%g AND
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
VA OPEN FROM 5t3O A. NJ TO p NJ
KEUTORsTREET- Nearest point for VAL street Ferry,
coETLAS DTS fREET2Searest point Jersey City and
PARK point Post Office CITY Hall ana
barclay street Ferry 10 HObJkeu.
CHAM Frs TREEr Nearest point for PaYonia ana kra
Railway Ferry.
FRANkiIN.STREEI-
DSTRF pointer Des rssses street Ferry
city, and connects with car rDesOrosses aud
BLFECK ERsTREET~c with cars for East and
IGHTH Connecting cars Christopher
II Fast Tenth street Ferries
FOU TREET-C Connecting with cars for East
Twenty third and Thirty fourth street Ferries.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Connecung WIN cars t's
TWeuty.thrd street Ferry 10 Jersey civ, -
TIL KrI observation-disclosures WIN cars Ior "ee
FOiTY-SEION D.STREET-COnne with NewYOrk
Transfer Company's for Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETH- ~ RECT aud Six lH-ANENUE- - =, -,
FIFTY EIGHTH IREET-SiNthaYe. entrance 20 Cch1tA
Park. connecting with OF BELT Line HalIOad.
FIFTY iHIRDSTREEr aud EIGHTH-ANENCE-
FIFTY. NINTH STREET and Mn IH.ANEN -,
SEVENTY SECON DISTRICT and NINIHAhENIb-
EIGHTY. FRS T-sTREEI ana MN EENIE Z
ETY.THIKD.sTKEEr aud NINTH ANENU -
oNE-HU y DRED.A ND-FOURrH STREET and NINTH
For nnI HvS n trains take east side stations
For downtown trains take west side stalons $500, =.
Trains Will 10 5athsL and shave, ana lo4VsI aha
9Th ave alternately. - ,-, - ..
1880 a m and 3 70 I D. m. when the fare Il cents
VIM. X. GARRISON. President
NJ. VAN BROOKLYN Superintendent
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. = Excursion
with extended privileges and after July the Pennsy
yania Railroad Company will issue excursion tickets between
ana atty trip tickets good for IN tho hands OF tho
bearer at rate OF $50
cEIECT EXCURSION, JULY 4TH-TO
elegant steamer c. H. KTHAM leaves Peck alp
and New.IIaycn returning. at ~ m. The views hOns
Long Island and New Hsyen Bay the tp
unsurpassed Fare for round Trip 81 20 No charge r oets
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BRIGHTON BEACH.

~ lON DLANll
I'D Trains the Brooklyn, Fatbnh and COney Island Rail
way notice, viii halih0ury between FLAT
BUSHAVE. UOng Island Depot. Brooklyn and BRIGH-
TON BEACH from $3.50 a. M to 1000 p M Trans VIII also
BEDFORD FTanklinaYe hahOuIiy, from b:3l q m.
10 OOi D. M last train the Beach, II The depos
South and Wall street Ferries by Atano
ana Fifth Avenue via Fulton Ferry BY FatDush
Avenue Adams and Boerum street Line Hlnt ton
Ferry south Brooklyn Central Line via Grand and R0ose
welt ferries by Lee and Sostrand Avenue Thompklns
Avenue, and Franklin Avenue Lines. - ,
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OUARE THEATRE
fetlures ano aieellnas.

NEw.YoEK TRIBUNE OFFICE July ], 1879
A MEETING of the Stockholders Of The
~ Tribune Association will be held IN the Council Room ot
the Association DAY, July IA, 1879 az o'clock
THOMAS y. ROCKER, Secretary
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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY, /
M NlrnN ID. q. June q IL 80 y

9N'i''''' WAsiiISGfoS u. G, June "a 1879.
PROPOSALS for GALVANIZED lRON
IL WORK and PROPOSALS for STATES and sLAIEkS
WORK separate sealed proposals wi be reoelved by the
tOnai Museum Building Commission asiIns1i ~ -, us ~,
tag ana putting In place. complete certain ALNANLh4
mon WORK aud also for about 500 squares OF 10 nl
sLATERs WORK, required In the National MuSeal
Bulldog in accordance with drawings speSn. ~
,ehedues be at the Office Of Cluss Sehul-e Sas
tecJs. COrcOIan Building
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SFW YORK CITY.


proome-st Nos 500 and 81 Hamersey' IT, rei' =
49, es ~ n n of Beaver 81, 4Ox63 O; W Win;
terton referee TO the Association ior heh'i u II
TorsvtIst e $ lot No 6l7, 25xl0Oi { Ham ana wiz Il
10 Il SchOtc On -rroM
BROADWAY S " cor LeonaD1st, +bx l9'-i r Ai''2 5c
and othef- 10 r Hale ; -;
u-osbipgtou-aye " 5 esd Ward. lot No 81, l4o.o6
$50. II Wiswell and wife to IL IL Aa'o"l0A Hn' Il
hve'A' n " cor 86th ST, l02.2x97.9; A Krehner to
nrorramb's Dam ROAD W = 3lj.5 It n Of 20Gth.sJ ~
x27O.S Elizabeth Saccm ana buSOahu ~ N4"i'
1.t.sTG cor sists 2xirreguiar N
Afb.ave " : go nnof Sjthst. 20X7U; II Mans
field referee O. the Equitable LIE AssuIHH0o 0o :,
cirv OF the United states. 4
Qtl.ave + e cor l7th-st 2U4 lXiOOi l. McNan'IS' o
referee. 20 T NICK ernau ....--
Lots Nos : % and 100 on John Hoppcrs map
FITZGERALD. referee to Mary = Pcntl
A7tbsf : . 900 N W Of shave SO.52x65 ChrlsIo :,
pher Mooney and wife 10 l. Mass 30 az A
Contest = ISG.4 e Of 7thaNt, lfSN00.Iuj " - :,
Fovd referee, 10 T. Tracey. -,
5rtb.st n = 295 IL Of 7th3ye. 5OXloo.5 JACOB DAY
and wife TO 4 ~ Barney
Slsf.t. SIS, M n Of MailsOnaye, l6NlOZ.Zi X N
Hcnry referee. 10 the New York Lie Insurance :,
F-th..t n $ sos II W II 9th-avc 2Ox1Oo; Mcmillan Of
and husband 20 l. Wise. ., ~
rirS.sf : 5 POO II " Of Ave-D, 25XlO22i HART
and wife 10 4 VI SOederbl1ul- IL
11Cfb--t r. 1919 70 W of 4thave 42NlOOlli
Van ruvle anu wife 10 4 Chids u
1l5thst N s. sO4 u e Of 3d.ave 2O5XIOOll: Wllham o.
II Jackson and wife 10 G Reyes. o.
SjfIsf = 90 n Oi lstave, lUONlO22i { BaueIt 10
Jacob EUstusteln.
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Proposals.

ENGINEER OFFICE, WAsnISGToS AoNCMENI }
WASHINGTON, u. g.. June ~ lsl9b
PROPOSALS for PORTLAND CEMENT for
i the MASHINGTON MONUMENT sealed proposals
Tor dsIyerpg 500 barrels PORTLAND CEMENT .. moro
or ss M the site OF the Washington Monument IN this city
win be received until the ON day Of JAY spec neA-
,nins, M this office. THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY.
" Ilsnt col CORPS Of ~ aneers. EnsLneer IN Chuse
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Excursions.

A FOR ROCKAWAY BEACH AND NEW
As COMFY ISLAND PIER
THREE OCEAN EXCURSIONS DAILY By the magnid-
cent excursion steamers COLUMBIA aud GRAND RE-
PUBLIC.
GRAND
Leaving COLUMBIA REPUBLIC.
2ith-st. North River. $50 a. go 1000 a. IN.
River. $40 m. l:s5 N. 1920 a.
2 Bat'y, y. $500 "a. 200 p lO4O a.
Jowclls Whf Brooklyn $3.50 a. H. Z:lJ y. HOO q
Leave Roe kaway, IL a M, A:3O and p.
FARE, IS cents EXCURSION TICKETS, 80 cents.
FREE TRIPS on THE ELEVATED ROADS.
=. EXCURSION TICKETS, which include fares BOTH
WAYS on THE STEAMERS AND ELEVATED ROADS,
are for sale at all stations, both West sides,
CENTS.
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Gelu n)ante0.

VEANTED-100 labOrers.
w Apply at once 10 g. j.. ANDREWS
New Pier 80, ". r.
NVANTED.-A practical farmer with wife
w a good housekeeper-to work farm op shares and
hoard owner ana family Summers Address with particulars
and references JERSEY, Box 8, Tribune Ollice.
Statesmen TO take general State
w agencies salary and expenses paid references
auired. TRIU MPH MFG CO., ll6 Monroe-st., Chicago
NNANTED.-Reliable agents in every city in
w York and New Jersey 70 Introduce new and
liable article. q. Il. PAGE. II East l4th
XVANTED.-0n salesman for each State
w salary $40 800 per month and expenses references
required. LA BELLE MFG 90" Chicago
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GIN Real Cstdte Tor sale.

TOR SALE.-Two splendid 2d-ave. lots adj
joining southwest corner OF l2Othst and 2daye; also
south lOotsL, west Of Sthaye. W. BOGERI, 1872
Broadway.
FOR SALE.-ELEVEN LOTS on 1884 and
L l2ith.sts, Harlem-7th and sthaves. +. IL. WALSH,
1873 Westst.
III LOTS-All sand, full front, on Easterly
- B0ulevatde l45 icct deepi suitable for improved
tenemeus fats price Ow terms 70 SUIT BOYD, owner
llIth.st and lstaye.
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Connlrp propertn 90 fet

FURNISHED HOUSE Q3 rooms) at White
\ Plains s85 per month, summer.
{ lkANGL, y, J.-liOuseS ana Country Seats
70 lei ana for sale great variety also farms and bnd
NJ lo'.' ILL BROS. 2i3 broadway, Room 3
I'O LET-Summer residence NV the 400
Sl'ie Two COTTAGES at Point Pheasant gIx miles
0,t - g',Sn GIOyei nine trains daily to New Yd-k In.
PuIeOi r. COOK. 1872 GreeuWich.st ~
ITO RENT-A new Summer Hotel to-,o+I-o,
Woos,ttta me bathing beach beautifully located Al
Cer,Ii nsuon on the Long Branch Division OF the
M ~ 80 OF NtN-Iefsey, directly the water with
civ O' Ci Ne ng ana boating iortyhve minutes IRON the
COLES JOHNSTON. llg Iiberty.st.
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Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE.-The most substantial house in
4 Brooklyn, situated ClutOnavC.; proven freprOOf
built bucE and iron grOuted floors supported by
corrugated and iron beams double root ali
fOOTs heated by steam neye insured lot 1jXilO.
Apply 10 q. b. LATHAM,
- Beekuaust, y. Y.
CO Sn0 $3.50 cash buys 4-stOry brick
pc,COOs store, lsxi5xsO, on leading avenue near
Prospect Park Tins il good and chance 10 make
money. rutland q WHITING, . Bcekmaust
0S0 LOTS in growing neighbOThOOd, Brook
E7DO lyu viii be sold at very figure cash
bali cash. about locating large manufacturing
interest would do wei 10 investigate this property.
rutland & WHITING, D BeeEman-st.
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tilusiral Instruments.

NIAGNIFICENT new PIAN0F0RTES S125.
WI cabinet Paror organs s6i 70. Illustrated newspaper
fee Address BEATTY, Washington NewJ orScy.
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heal estate TO gscbanos.

"'"' SsI"lF 10 Sflnan9e.
i IN IN. EACHANGE.-Residen on WilIow-st. .
yert IH heights, for small place lu the country. en-
No.. yI ualy access Is 3story and bls.Uenf i,gcL
Cvu,r eIneut spleuCil Ocson oWJug fo M beaith
1 occupant uealfcs u move 10 the country
IyBERI =. BUSsINS,
- zlS MOntague-st. ErI0kyn
: ClITpI LOTS and CASH to EXCHANGE
St usi tAt.N well waGered near depot L. s f.
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Gounlrn Real estate for Sale.

A CHEAP HOME.-FOr sale, q good, we'll
house two stories, and contains in the Of
the house small building suitable for carpenters shop
OF furniture maker The mousse is on staten Island y y,
and about 10 minutes walk from Clifton Landing The prop
cry can De bought for SlOJ part Of the purchase
can remain on mortgage Address r. 4 L. Box 45. Tribune
Office
ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
- SALE az NOIwalE, Conn; b4N5O; Is rooms;
modern improvements well shaded fine view Of long Islaud
souud acre gdrGen uit tees, lawns price $4,000
seen T. De appreciates term, suit apply 10 OSCAR
HANSEN lus 4th-ave.. near l2th-st.
FOR SALE in Walpole, n. H.-One of the
best located farms IN the state suitable Summer
isuehCt lar house, cottage, and tTJ barns failing
y. BOX l,G04, Boston, Mass.
FOR SALE OF TO RENT CHEAP-A de-
desirable country place near katonah station the
A"iem Railroad For fun description and terms address
j. =. HAWLEN,
20 Tinany-place. Brooklyn.
~. FOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A desirable
ilOeICe az Psssaic Nj as minutes via Erie Railroad.
Lt as all modern nEprOv ements with large lot stocked
~ Io;.t lrlls must be seen 10 De appreciated. MY
HNo LORD TAYLOR, Broadway and 2OtI-st
FOR SALE.-HOTEL and FARM of so acres
n one OF the pleasantest villages New hampshire
au nom 4UOto l,JuO; good place for SUMNER board
,'y desirable property possession given immediately
- ~ ou Al great sdCrnce for the best OF Send
.. itGUIaro 10 A. j. LANE No. Il HaDOyer-st, Man
{ GREENWICH, COm.-Large rooms and beau
- uul We've house situated Putnam.ave: refercuces
exchanged Address p. o. Box l33.
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Gin propcrtn 90 Get.

l'OR LEASE.-That splendid property No. %
plaec 80 teet By IOO extended placements. IN
Terms Inquire on the premises. ' " ''
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Z ONG BRANCH DIRECT. Ocean Route.
IL Landing at the Great
WROUGHT IRON TUBULAR PIER
In front OF ocean Hotel, without change.
STEAMER ADELAIDE---IMlCE DAILY.
For time able tOmOrrOw's paper.
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miscellaneous.
EINE STEEL-PLATE PORTRAITS.-Ameri-
i can and foreign percentages. 8i5 Broadway, room 20
S,TONY KILL CREAMERY For supplies of
y cream n esh butter milk address SAMU Ill Nhft
PLANCK. FishkillOntheH Hudson n \.
WANTED to buy-An engineers draughtSlng
w second hand N eight feet by three Address,
S'"u"s ""''' {. A. TAsKER, woodhaycn, L /
y FRESH ALDERNEY COWS for SALE.-
- Milking 80 quarts day. Good family cows. -
9 :. WINsLOW, Hoboken ~ j.
OI DUMMY ENGINES at PRlNA lisa SAL II;
m az private together or separately the following
Fonr Engines 7xiO cylinder wheel 80 nch weight about
Two Engines 7axO cylinder wheel 80 inc- weight about
Fifteen Engines sxlO cylinder wheel 80 inch. weight
about IA 600 pounds. . ,o., -. 49,, u, 49,.
ready FOR Immediate delivery The remaining seventeen can
BE- delivered about the lat 81 August next:
Mr.. X. KING. Room -.
General Office New-York Elevated Railroad Company New
York Broadway. June 7. 1879
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CUION LINE. ..,,-,.
VI UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
u-recoNsiN 'S ~ I - NJ ISDAY. July ]. 3 D. IN.
WtT1 X a -. TUESDAY. July s $3.50 a m.
v-VGNf%a .. r { FSDAY July To- $50 p m.
U fS)A jury '3V q" ~.
NFNA lsSDA1, july
" These steamers built of iron, In water lsh CON-
parments, furnished with every requisite ~ "Ao
lie massage across Atlantic both safe ana aSfeeaDe nav
ing bathroom smoking room. drawing-room. piano anu
library experienced surgeon sewardess ana caterer OH
each steamer The tateroOms are ali on DECK mus bsuii
greatest Of all luxures at sea- perfect Neho anu
light. o,J
CABIN PASSAGE according TO sate-Ioom $50, ST. ana
&i0O INTERMEDIATE. $40, SGEERAGE, 80.
VI w. -' WILLIAMS & GUION.
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrv-YoRK. Monday, June 80 1871 2.

NEU-YORK, Monday, June '''
At tho ExchanCe SalesrOom to-day 'he io'-
levine sales were held:
BU scott E NucrS. -
- -, n,,,sn. with LOT. No 40 GthRve, W f.
81 n n Of 4th-st lot 22N664XSxl92Noozi s15,b70
st~rr broyyu stone building with lot. No ~ fseoc
SSds,, s. 900 Of e'hsve lOt2ONiooo i''o 2s7OO
Se' %yS1 Ist 81 100 II W Of Gthavc 55X9gl
and lot on etbavc cor Of lslstst 2iilS'o: 5000
N"P' Rv John T. BoUd . o,..
Bstorv brick dwelling with lot no lox 49,, Nsn
St SIS ia Of 7thaye lot lSH9Sio hIhl Man i2O94
e'i-'-'''- IN Bernard SlVtk.
sto-v frame house with plot Of land on mln iot
SIN cor o. BlooTln9 daeo22; 2Sa Maiu H. 900
~ Peter p. BeUeT. ,-.,..
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8story brick dwelling with lease OF iio exG0:
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-01

SELECT EXCURSION, JULY 4TH.-To
- NEW.HAVEN, the beautiful City OF Elms -New ana
elegant steamer c. NOkTHAM leaves Pecksp at a. m,
and New.IIayen, returning az IL m. The views hons
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unsurpassed Fare for round p 81 20 NO charge r oeis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-01
RAILROAD. = Excurs

I'D ANA hAllJDOADs - IACuiriOli
tickets TO Phadel phia-at Of -; hfy trip books
with extended privileges. and after July the Pennsyl
will excursion tickets between
NewYork Philadelphia good FOR 1--we days. az rate 81 81
and ATTY trip tickets good for year IN the hands OF Tho
bearer a rate $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-01

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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-02
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Fl Scot Monitor, "a.
On last Wednesday morning. Render Brad
ley, aged rs, and son Of Solomon Bradley,
farmer residing six miles southeast OF Fort
Scott. being infatuated with the rare oppor-
tnnity which the recent snow storm occa-
stoned for the successful hunting Of rabbits,
chickens, etc, shouldered hts GU with the
intention of enjoying a day sport, little sup
posing that his existence on this earth, where
happiness, peace and plenty so abundantly
reiened, was 80 suddenly 10 end, and tue
happy .household, q which he was men =
Der, so suddenly brought TO grief by the sad
and unfortunate calamity 10 q dear sou and
brother.
The deceased had not Pre- ceedei far on his
journey, wnen his vigilant eye espied large
flock OF prairie chickens. After shooting sew.
eral times he was startled by bunch flying
out OF the srass just behind him, and quick
ly wheeling on the iced ground, he slipped
and fell, throwing up the gun as he did 50.
the jar CAUSING 1t to explode. and the whole
contents took effect in his leg, above the knee.
He was Immediately conveyed to his home,
and the best medical aid summoned, hut
despite the unceasing efforts of the attendant
physicians, death ensued on the following
Friday, after two days of intense suffering.
The remains were followed to their last
resting place on last sunday by a large con.
course OF mourning friends ami relatives.
The deceased was an energetic and indus
trious young man, loved and resIected by
all who knew him, and his sudden and Ia
mented death Is grieved over by the entire
neighborhood in which he lived.
We are informed that IL n only recently
since daughter OF Mr.. Bradl- was shock.
ingly killed by being thrown from horse.
Verify, the old saying is true, Troubles and
misfortunes never come sinely."