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The daily gazette., 1879-05-31
The ChanDion Safl
IRnnO GnzeLIe MATCH Mn :.

Reno Gazette March ith.l
AGaZette reporter has been spending
the day in Inspecting the safes rescued
from the ruins, and In gathering notes as
to their condition. The result of The In
vestigation proves beyond all doubt that
the Hall safe, manufactured In Cincinna-
ii, Ohio is the most reliable safe repre-
scented. There were yates from half a doz-
en- d fferent manufactures In the fire, and
their contents were in all stages between
"A scorch and utter ruin. Some had 10 be
blown open, Others cut TO pieces with
chisels; some were a mass OF broken plas-
ter and warped plates. Others seemed
sound on the OUTSIDE, while within there
was nothing saved. Some lost knobs,
others had The combination completely
upset. In every case the Halls safe open
ed without a hammer or chisel, and the
contents were wholly untouched. The
County Treasurer's safe (Hall's) lay In a
m ass or com bustibles upon which stream
of burning oil was running for eighteen
hours, ard as soon as IL cooled OF Mr..
Boyd opened 1t without the least hesita-
ton, and the contents were as good as
new, Morris Ash had "A liltle Hall safe
which was In the hottest OF the two pre-
| vious big fires, and all day Sunday lay In
| the blaze and Goals of his saloon heated
| up 10 seven times the regulation Hebrew
| children furnace pitch, by burning brandy
| and whisky, and when IL WAS opened yes
| lerday afternoon. he found his money
papers and books hardly discolored.
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THE AMERICAN RIFLES AT THE OPERA
HOUSE Last TiEvENING,,N5 yfuol,


1t is hardly likely that one person, ont
of the several hundred that assembled
at the Opera House last evening for the
purpose of witnessing the first military
and musical entertainment Of the Ameri-
can Rifles, was disappointed. II such D
person was there, then indeed said per-.
son is hard to please as the entertain
the singing waisexcellent,th the music good
the drilling of the Rifles, superb, while
the Dutch songs, and sayings Of ALI.
Watson, kept the audien ce in an excelal
lent humor all the time, and no wonder
as he is certainly one of the best Dutch
singers on the stage. i'sf in ~ fiI :
The entertainment opened with an
overture by the band, folio wed with the
song "Oh, Hush, thee, my Baby" BY Z
quartette compose of Miss Katie Cur,
rinder, soprano; Leslie Carpenter, alto:
John III. Braunstein, tenor; and n. q,
Bertolette, basso. The singing was 20
well appreciated, that the singers were
recalIei, and in response sang "Happy
The next exercise on the programme
was the company drill, by command.
The members of the company were 20
arranged on the stage that they could Al,
be seen, and at the word of command
they went through the entire mannar Of
arms without making one mistake, and,
ioA onOit PAohOiCucy WcTo tOuuly 8QOl8uQ
ed. At the.conclusion of the driil, q. Il.
Howell, appeared, and sang the solo,
"a Warrior Bold" and being encored hs
sang "Little Jacks Yarn." Mr.. Howell,
has an excellent baritone voice, and
sings with great ease, and perfect dis
tinctness Receipt for making Saur-
kraut," was next sung by All. Watson,
who OF course received the plaudlts of
the audience, ard not to disappoint then
reappeared, and sang, "Raff1e for Tur-
key" The next was the tap drill, by the
company, the commands being, given
by tap on drum. AS in the first, in
.tance The drill was precision itself, and
the Rifles added fresh laurels to their
already great praise, as a company of
well drilled militia. N'ls 2
Part first closed with an overture bv /
the band, and part second opened with
the silent drill by the company. The
company are very proficient In this drill
even more so than in the drills where
commands are given.
At the conclusion of the drill All
Watson, sang, 81 wish vas der Mavor',
He was obliged to respond to two encores.
Mr.. @. Il. Howell, sang, "The Kipps
Highway" in an excellent manner. -,
The entertainments closed with an amus
ing English drama, entitled, "Tbe Re-
view, or the Wags of Windsor, /" The
various parts were sustained By mem
bers of the company in avery creditabIe
manner. Ihe entertainment will be
long remembered by those who wefe
present, as very enjoyable affair.
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PRICE ONE Cent?
Sympa,hy but justice. Mrs. WATSON
would be there also. 4L,issi ,Asli (
The audience dispersed, after many
had shaken hands with MI. Dutchsr ana
his convert. a-f1 q y1F5 s'H lir@-i I
Ten Months Holfdny Tmreatsnl1
Him If ne DOsen't Pay lEnSeF

In the Sixth District Court Thursday
before Judge Kelly, Lydia r. 'Fstrse'
brought suit against John /, .Dsyeppqrssi
Federal Supervisor of Elections, 70 eQAI
lect $14.55 due her in part payment tor
services rendered in Mr.. Davenpoft's o.
fee In October, November and iDscsm''
Der last. From her statement II appNeu
that she with about twenty other g1r!s
was employed by Davenport at $1O
week to copy the names Of voters rom
the registry lists and afterwards to coni<
pile them into the directory which Ms
Davenport sells at S. the copy. For,
some weeks the copyists were paid their
wages regularly, but for the last month
none of them received the full amount
due them. f.,.t.s .sc.se4u-al SIT .giit
When the case was called yesterday
morning Mr.. Davenport failed to appear
and 1t was postponed for an hour 'fT
his benefit. At the expiration Of the
hour 1t was again called, but there was
still no defendant. Miss Petrie's coun-
sci said that Mr.. Davenport had had
ample time TO prepare his case and put
in defense that they had been look
ing for him for the past three months
and had only last week succeeded IN
serving the papers on him. Counsel
asked that Judgment be given for mas
client. ..-,., ae Ll,d 800 iaA4 ~
Judge Kelly replied that the execution
was directed against the body Of the DC.
fendant and that although he entered
judgment he wished to look at the plead.
ings before issuing an execution. .aniooys
This case comes under what Is termed
the Working woman's act and Is direct
ed against the body of Mr.. Davenport,
so that in case the execution 10 entered
by Judge Kelly and there is not property
enough found to cancel the claim and
costs, altogether $29. .05, Davenport VIII
be liable to fifteen d ays imprls mment In
Ludlow Street Jail without bail. 10 The
other girls will bring suit hereafter, IN
succession probably, SO that Mr.. D4veni
ports series OF fifteen-day vacation shalt
| not overlap II he refuses to settle. t'pi ep'
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The Credit Mobtlier.

Boston, May 29.--A hearing is In nro.
gress In the Supreme Court upon a niil
in equity brought by the Union Psci fic
Railroad Company against, the Crsdit
Moolner OF America, praying that the
aa'ser Ter may De enJoined from Prosecuting
Court for Suffolk county on a note for
$2,O0O,OOO, made by the Union Pacific
Railroad Company, pay able to the Credit
Moblier, and also to restrain the rsspon-
aent from prosecuting suit to Recover
Si IVY, to9.96, which sum the directofs of
tne Union faclhc voted to be due to the
complainant complains that the ckarceS
of the Credit Mobiher were exoe.si ~
unjust and unreasonable,
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Base BaIl In West Cb,,.,.,.

Yesterday, the Enterprise base bali club.
of this city, went to West Chast.r oiSD' pn
and defeated the Active club ~ ,ha,,
borough by "a score Of z to Q. The v,s,tcrs nrs
were handsomely entertai ned nv ahe;r
opponents after the game, rerrrn
game ga VIII be played in this city on the
This afternoon the Social club. of this
o,5y, ooss Went "s n1s to Chester Pa for the rar
ths pos' Enerps,,c ne pay,ng cI,h match game with
The daily gazette., 1879-05-31

Mothers will grow weary and sigh
over the baby's troubles when DR.. Bulls
baby syrup would relieve the child and
cents.
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buried in west Che..t..a-l Ch. ~ '

Among the soldiers buried In ths
cemeteries OF West Chester, Pa. whose
graves g were decorated yesterday is VIM.
Hehey, a ,S,h VINO was private IN Company
body lies in st. Agnes CathoHc cems. s
terry.
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IElEGRAMS RECEIVED
Hall Safe & Lock Conpanv

RENO, March 8. 1879.
Your large Fire and Burglar. Proof Safe
was opened this morning, the Bolts and
Locks working in.rerfect order. Contents
wholly unharmed.
ID. A. BENDER 4 Co., Bankers.
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plILROADS'

L-.,,. WILMINGTON .
|kIa,'tHrnlaoRE. |I,'HnsaEo'R EAlhIc ssI 70. F1AD' KS.
IN. will leave wilm'nE'"" "
and Intermediate sta'i1ns' 30 ~
ilsdslr,na'1o r,a % 4. m, 2%' 'oo'
d p; .,,. Express, 900. Q 30 ,. q, m. (, M
|lsielIGnN,se Nea YorR, zSl. 7 oo' ''oo' " III
lHs, s. -, .as ?; u Intermediate s'atis''s'
a. . nd Way Line, 7.os, a m. s,o
Etmore ', anu WMasuingtOn, M ,il6i, 2 i"'s sas'
III, lOi, ,,Isw ZIP, wars =, e. Division, lea We fer'
" hr1ssi,e, q.i5, a. m. I.oo,o . t,atious,
.,,ostop and Intermeo'a'e ''
w. w.. O5, $50 y. q. m.,.,s a,ai,ont 9,lb
,%ar % aud Intermedia'e ''
[. .iN, ?. m: o.vrRAINs.
,,.,rlcnia and Intermediate 9'"''
n; 10 ,oO' and y,si' New H York, 200. a. m''
pm, and Washington, 1881. 10
u, utormation passengers art
",, ,n inc time tables poste1 ~ Ine
fe' 10 ''' II. r. KENNEY..
Superintendent
.v.RE WESTERN kAILR'1A ID
~ of hours. On ana after fep'
..s"TT ,J.s Tr,,ns Will run ~ fol Ows
ln'l,v,,mInrton, rs a. m, l0.3O H. Ill
N. 49,. aga m. 1872 noon.
lve I'VE pnwproy, . 80 a m, 55 y IN.
PamIng, leave Pomeroy 'o'W H. '"'
.,nina. %g y leave Avondale, IL u noon
vip, p Wilmington, $40 a. m, 2lo p'
,'ns N m u. CONNELL,
n,e"P Superintendent.
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RENO, March 3, 1879.
Your No. I8 Safe, belonging to me, has
just been opened and its contents are in
perfect shape. Safe opened without any
trouble as soon as cooled.
DAVID MCFARLAND.
Zee us before buying Safes OF second
hand dealers. We will make 1t decidedly
to your advantage.
Ha'l's Safes and Locks are the Best in the
World
HALLS SAFE AND LOCK CO.,
Gin ncinnati, New Y ork Chicago, San Fran
cisco, Louisville and 81. Louis.
Sample Safes in store and informati IN
furnished by the Agents for Delaware and
Maryland,
FLINN 4 JACK SON,
2l9 Market street,
Wilmington, Del
m8r24-6mOs
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FOK SALE.

RsAl,E.-Io close an estate VIII be
I'M low, a tine larm Of 2iJ acres, high,
proiuctlve soil, easy OF access TO
fhces, churches ana markets. Wcil
kpi, splendid fruit, gram or grazing
ptl buildings aud well fenced.
parl. .cula address
II. VANDERBILT,
Nj. Pleasant, New Castle, Co,
Ir.yll Delaware.
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RENO, March 8, 1879.
Our Halls Safe was IN "a fire OF Burning
Oil for Eighteen Hours the hottest fire
ever saw. Safe ope.ed readily and con-
tents In splendid order, ID. r. BOYD.
County Treasure
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See Local Matter in Third rage.
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Gfcurslcus.


y T.
VI OPEN PROM 5:30A. ~ TO ~ 81.
and connects with cars FOR south Ferry
COT RTLAN DTsrREEr-Neares point FOR Jersey Citylai
COmmunipaw Ferries
PARK PLACE-Nearcs. point iOr Post Office CITY Hal sli
Barclay street Ferry 10 HOD0ken.
BERSST REET-Nearest point Tor Pavonia and Ere
Rail- wsy Ferry
FRANKLIN STREET
GRAN Point Tor Desbroseel street Ferry
city, and connects with FOR DcsbrOses sn
East Grand Street Ferries.
BLEECK EKsTREET-COune with ears for East All
West.
Eighth sTRTET-Neares point FOR Christopher street.
Ferry HO oxen. NJ -th cars Tor Chr1sOpner
and East Tenth street Ferries
FOL RITZ ENTH rHEtr-Nrarest point ~ Union Squ1rc
Walacks and Lyceum Theatres. Academy OF NJ lsic II
wing Tammany Halls citing with cars Tor bAss
1wenty-tnrd ami Thirty-iourtl street Ferries =.
TWEEN pY THIRD--I Rect Nearest point IA boeths -
James Park Theatres. Grand Opera House. OhmOfes
Garden. and Masonic 1einp.e, aud I"eny thrd Sfess
THiRTG TIIIKD.- TRrET-Nearest point 70 Standard
Rroaiyay. and Fifth Avenue Theatres Aquar am .ai
San ansrels connecting WITH cars iof wee
FoRTYS DsTREET- Connects with New York rrAns-
fer Company cabs for Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETH STREET -c...-.t s.,<
conuortlng wtfh ears OF Belt Line Railroad
III Fry .rHI DISTRICT and EIGu1HANENUE-
For uptovu trans take east side stations.
trains tsEe west side stations 80 an, a,h
trains win run and 6thsye and o5dsI ana st1
FSRF To- cESrs Except between the hours OF $50 ID
lana M aud 20 7 y. IN. when tae fare "a cents
''0" ~ VIM H. GARRISON, President
n. VAN BRoCkLIS. superintendent
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pUBBER MACHINERY at AUCTION.

on WEDNESDAY. MAY :. al 10am
On the premises. high aud Warren sts Newark n
ali the machinery &c, formerly used by the y EWAHh
INDIA RI BEER IANUFACTU RING COMPANY, consist.
ing grinder calenders betting puey shafng gas and
piD, lasts patterns, to0s, tables and AZ Oher NOV
able property, without reserve. o.
Cafaoaues Of =. CONVERSE, 'rustee lJ3 ConRressst
Bosfon. aad Is Warfen-st. New-Ya Il orOf
ARTHUR DEYINE. Real Estate Agent
l7e MarkeLsL, New ark ~ j.
MILLER AuCtloneer.
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AUCTION SALE OF ABOUT
h 1000 ACRES Of LAND

1000 ACRES Of LAND
Trustees and Executors sale Ol valuable lands situate in
and Washington Counes IN ne state OF Ino, will
Of Alfred II p Edwards late Of the CITY OF New York de-
sSisgl n wi ia9ds and in parcels as follows
LANDS SITUATED ~ PERRY COUNTY STATE OF
PARCEL No THE north half OF Sc ton three in town I
ect 10 SAFE At -prngic' Illinois, containing THREE hundred
dh SFFT No Srs whole OF secrlon nineteen in town
ship tour south Of west IN the district Of lands SUD
torfy two acres ana hundredrns o. an acre.
sern tir-ee In township tour south OF
IN the lands subject 20 sale al springfield Illinois
cERcH 10 4rhe east half Of the southwest quarter Of
the district Of land. subject % sale al Springfield Illinois,
PKKCLL 30 g. The northwest qEarter Of the northwest
quarter and the southwest quarter u section thIe IN town
ect 10 sale at springfield Illinois, containing two hundred
Parcel No 6-The northeast quarter and east hail OF
the northwest quarter Of section Atse IN township hve
sale Springfield ILLINOIS, containing 40 hundred and forty
PARCEL No THE southeast rter section three in
subject springfield limos, containing one hundred
anu LANDS SITUATED TED ! ~ I WAsHINGroN co"
PARCEL no sThe north baf Of the northeast quarter
b ontb OF range two west IN the district Of lands subject
10 sale Springfield, Illinois containing TWO hundred and
The above described lands win be sold parcels herein
mentioned fAPT rTi;s rs'- NAY Is 1870. ''
door ~ the Court House IN Perry county, lnnOs al
p O'Clock in the afternoon.
EThe title Is direct rom the United states 20 the
said fired H. edwards and by the will and testament
OF te said Alfred +. EGwarus the said Edwards de
yise and beguea,hed the underened Executor aud
Trustee the herein described win fail
power make sale nereo the manner before mentioned
said will has rocOriod IN he Recorder Office Of the
Counties Perry pursuant 10 the laws OF the
state Illinois.
TERMS OF SALE Payments 10 be made 10 four az equal
cash the day Of sale and
M per cent cash delivery OF the deed being the inst
paVnent 0nefourth IN One-f0urth and
Inc last payment fourth from date ~ sale
six ,6 per cent per annum payable annual
deferred purchaser % give mortgage On the
premises sold Ia secure such payments.
EDWARDS FIEhREPONI. Executor and Trustee.
plckneyviIle, Perry County, ApTi i 1873.
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RECORDED LEASES.

Peegman. 70 the Network Lean and improve
.Irut Company. DivlslOn-st p W cor AAeu.sL al
800. IOx-g and also Divisional 2i.I n
0f Aleu--t 4J2xcs 2Xt3.9x! 100 Z years, at an
ma. rent n a.
ION 81 B wears, az annual rem OF -.
Kane .. 10 cBTidc. " Oa -ZJ1 and &29J 4th-aye
years. at annual rent OF 30,
Nfaetrr s H. executor. etc. 20 II = cooper, No 202
5taye ~ years, az annual rent Of-------.....-.-..
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Giin Dropsrrp Go feL

TO LET-0ffiCes lofts, stores and easements
In Beekman, Ann, Fulton John Pearl Gold Cliff. Wil
liam and Nassau-sta. RULAND WHITING. Beekman-st-
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Sales bn Anction.

CUSTOM HOUSE. NEW YORK CTTl. /
GOLF croR's OFFICE, April 80, 1879
A SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION will be held
n ON the 2lst dav MAY 1879, bv Messrs. BU RDEII
a DENNIS at their salesroon No. - Burlingstp az 10
Cicock a m of BOnied nclaimed Merchandise which
mas remained IN warehouse beyond period allowed by law
DESCRIPTIVE st Of which De found IN the hOtuna OF the
On atom House. and AT No. IA Soonest
The goods De az the warehouse NO IA stoheL
-N' A. MERRITT, collector.
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90 Unom II Han Concern
miscellaneous.

HFNDERSON'S ANGORA GOAT Rancho,
III SOUTHPORT, L. l. kids yearlngs, twoyear-oids
aud trained for sale
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REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YoEK Thursday. May l, 1879
rr.o following sales were held at the TX
Nar,-c salesrooms to-day
"''N Ia Vua EcHHeltL
,.,str, and story frame and BRICK
4-stoIN LIN lots No 603 East l9tacsI eCor
80 80 n lots together in size, AoeN77i "' $50
Bcau'iiON''' py A. r. Muller & Son. - oo-
lots East ssthst 100 IT OF is'a'e' ea.n $3.50
~, oo =. David Roach.
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COACTNAN and GsOON-Bv a conpetrnt

- vnuus Thoroughly proper
horses and harness Aaa I~; class references %
honesty. caparity wiN be found 0b.Iue and
respectful country. Address j. ., Box Tribune
Upiogu on 1.2J- broadway.
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CHAMBERMAID.-R Respect lie girl ID pr
~ waite family cl.nbermad and plre no on 10.
10 the country best cy reference Apply Two Gays 10 o-i
East 3ist-st
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TOR SALE AT a bargain, "a acres in New
Jersey. - miles New NOrk. minutes walk rom
depot good buildings. good 3D. all kinds OF fruit n aOun
dance romantic scenery healthy location no chls and
fever: title inaispu:aae: viii be sold great sacrifice
Address apply 10 r. CONNER, Mont Vale, Bergen CoNJ
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AND GARDENER-CO0K.

y WASHER and IkONEIE-By al English Protestant
couple; hr-cass cook makes excellent bread and
biscuit a rst-class auudrcss; make im-e.f
generally useful best references. HOME BUREAU, Ijs
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Gouses nno Rooms IDanteo.

A COMFORTABLY furnished house for pri-
- waite family good garden, plenty shade and high oca
ton indispensable. ADDRESS with iul particulars D H. -
20 West 4Sth-sL, Hty.
WANTED to hire for the Summer, IN or
W near saratoga springs, a FURNISHED RESIDENCE
IR2i5S5 E. H. LUDLOW & Co, Pinest, \. Y.
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' =
- snprt English putcst4ut ans wife coach.
aud gardener. ANA te woman asher and Iuner
both understanding their Jahy, best refer
country; moderate lOl Greenwich
ave corner lzth-st.. J. BEATTY.
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Zeal Csta.e 10 Crrbangs.

ITO EXCHANGE-250 desirable LOTS i
Brooklyn unincGmbered for tr ct OF prairie lands
Iowa KANSAS. Ri LAND & VIII TING, Beekman-st
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HARRY TOWN possesses peculiar attractions
az apace residence houses aad county seals 10 et
furnished aud uufurnished. PURDY & BRoWER' 10,
Nain-st., TarrvtOwn.
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" for season aud ear handsomely located Mountain
and in ORANGE. EDWARD =. HAMILTON, 30 Plne-st.
y. Y. CTMs neChborhoOd specially
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Doaro Gno Rooms.

west Sl1e.
At 1905 Broadway, conner of 44th-st.-
~ Rooms IN -me or snsy, Tor gentlemen only without
board il perfect orteri 10 moylns 10 May.
4 PRIVATE fanny will let without board,
- toeenemsa oniy large front and t2li room haid
A PRIVATE FAMILY will rent nicely
n furnished paror and bedoom for gentlemen or gentle
wife. with or without board references exchanged
a LARGE SQUARE FRONT ROOM fur
"A instinct suitable for phy,cn or one oT 'T ssrc
cal or address f. s., 36j West jJth-s.
I ARGE handsome room, suitable tor one or
gentlemen. without hoard also smaller one %
% WEST T.-Furnished rooms with
30 board double aud single at rates table
frsclass homemade pastry NO MOVING
.D.lS WEST 14FH-ST.-Superior accommo-
reference given ana equirei terms reasonable.
East Side.
CENTRAL PARK.-A quiet gentleman Of
- refined taste have ui!i.Asd paro and Sea To3
sunny exposure win Iryaie Amfean a family occupying
CPEC[AL.-A small American family Of
> adults occupying their own house two pocks rom stt
ton ofNewYork Il" Road az sija WI lei a "a nogI
per day Address IL L. Tribune once.
CECOND and third floor rooms without
- board East seryedn desned references % Last
2Oth-sL
TO LFT-Large sized furnished room on
second hoo-. either back or hont hou3s aAd location
drstciss family private Apply at 90 East SUNS
rs,WD adjoining rooms fronting Union square.
between Everett House and Broldway ~ East inst
- EAST BIDS r.-Furnished rooms on see
- ond ana o. r ors sugly suite also hall room for
gentleman EXCEL Lent table.
sn4EAST 23D-~T Handsomely furnished
moving references.
ED.b EAST 26TH-ST.-In private family ;
heb - one OF double ROOMS, handsomely ~ Il
NI-HED liberal board terms moderate references
Brooklyn Board.
HOTEL HANNAH, 81 and 50 Columbia
Heights Br0oklyn " Y.-Pleasant rooms. VITA board
of permanent guests moderate rates Celebrated for It's
Baths For full particulars send stamp Tor
49,. f.Trsh Bstn Illustrated. CH A.. II. SHEPARD Nd
Board and Rooms Wanted
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EIRST-CLASS SERVANTS of all NATIONS
references Investigated office et Il Tor thtee M"n'S
Al MISS CAMPBELLs OFFICE. 3SS Ave
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-One Of Jhe finest places Harlem Railroad one hour
and city dwelling. farmhouse barns, &c al III
good order with 90 gardens well stocked Wt iiut
running spring supplies all parts OF house
and barns sOld cheap and terms OF
changed for improved city property.
HYDE PARK-A beautiful place with l34 acres. large
brick house all oOuveuieuces can Dc bought very
'OG G 5lU " ''' HCGH v CAMP l52 Broadway.
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rEO RENT-($1O0 fer summer and very
cneap Dr. year-Fnrnished house Of ten rooms shade,
remarkably healthy location AddIcs ROELIF 1HIlNO-
Ne palfZ. Ulster Co.. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-02

DIDGLFIELD, CDNN.-IO Iet Tor Jhe sea-
Ia so1-ousc "A rooms. furnished stables garden abu
dance fruit m2iara mosquitoesi 20 hours uoH
tie city. i. 4. ROCK WILL, SiiEcGeld. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-02

CTEINWAY HALL. May 2.
- WILHFLMpS
THIRD (FRIDAY) CHAMBER CONCERT
THIS friday NAY 2 81 =. m.
c. II. DITMAN
TIE GREAT STRING QUARTET
DAMROSCH, 5CHWAkZ BkRGNER,
Madame CARRENO. Pianistc.
Sig. TAGLIAPIETRA. Baritone VI. LIEBLING AccOmp.
Tickets 81 and 81 90 DC obt5ued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-02

COOK, &c.-A girl as good plain cook und r
~ stands an kinds OF cooking good laundres. good
city Can the lady from my en- poy e No 44I
West 26lh-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-02

COOK.-By Scotch Protestant as tirst-clas
I cooE in private family objection the country
best OF reference Address or cal
4l.i Sth-ave (BiDR No : bell)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-02

TOR SALE or to RENT, REASONABLY
Il on NcwJerSev Central Road. within an hour o. New
NOrk-A house partly furnished, with ten OF forty
H W s, p. o. Box $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-02

ORANGE, \. J.-TO RENT Tor Summei
" months Handsomely furnis led ID, Use modern IN
pr0voments stable attached near depot ocitl delight
hi rent. SIS. Address - 80 Libtrty-5i.. room 2S.