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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
BASEBALL NOTES.

A closely contested game of baseball was
played in Cleveland yesterday afternoon between the
Cincinnati and Cleveland Clubs. The Ceyelands made
the first and only of the game In the first inning.
The score was AS follows Cleveland. Cincinnati, O.
Drisco has been released by the Buffalo Club, and
Wedman AMI Kearns. late OF the Rochester Club have
been gagged IN his place
An excellent game played in Buffalo yesterday be-
tween the Buffalo and Chicago Clubs which resulted in
favor of the Chicago men by score Of TO O. Base
hiis-Chicago 81 Buffiio, o. Errors-ChIcago. Buff
falo, 10.
In the game M Providence yesterday afternoon be-
tween the Providence and Worcester Clubs the Proyi-
dence Cub frequently applauded for its excellent
fielding. The following IL the score Providence. 4 ;
Worcester. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
4 INCLUSION or THE LINCOLN UNION

The Lincoln Union of the Ninth Ward was
particularly fortunate in the selection OF yesterday for
its eleventh annual excursion. For several years
the Union has visited the most attractive points
the Sound This year 1t was resolved to
make a change. and the Hudson River selected.
when the General Sedgwick steamed away from the
Waite Star wharf a refreshing breeze met which
gave intense satisfaction TO the perspring mortals
board The boat crowded from stem To
Stern and all seemed to be bent upon enjoying
themselves to the fullest possible extent
A stop made al Excelsior Park, which was reached
about 1913. when The vessel was mOOred to the wharf
twilight settling upon the surrounding country
This soon thickened into deep gloom, which re
heved by picturesque arrangement OF lamps In the
grove. Dancing was participated IN largely. Swinging
was IA cooler pastime. Excelsior Park was left at $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07

The divorce sut brought by Julia Lawrence
against Stephen Lawrence, both coOred came before
Judge Barnard, IN Brooklyn. yesterday, on a motion
Tor amony and counsel fee TIE complaint recites a
tong list abus the part Of he defendant, no is
ianitor Of the Bank Of the State OF NeWYOr al No SO
and IS Wilam-st, this cltv, aud Bliees Improper con
duet the part II the defendant with one Elizabeth
Moore The die cndant denies TIE charges He Is alleged
receive income Of $1,000 year and to own prop
Cry worth 100000.
Upon an attachment issued by Judge DOnO-
hue Sergeant John Morrill,, OF the Eighth Precinct III
BROOKLYN was arrested Yesterday IN a suit brought
against him ny William J. Redmond for the alleged
alteration ~ his (RtdmOnd's) wifes affections. The
amount of damages Is laid at $4,000 Redmond was
married in sC3 and lives in Thirty hirdst t., Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
HOW TO AVOID CYCLONES.
rome Rdifor of The Tribune.

SIR: ! would like to make suggestion to
captains running steamers south ward during the hur
r,cape season. Having been In five typhoons IN the
China seas and IN one hurricane in Gulf Of Mexico
NAV speak with some experience.
First the strongest ship built is not safe In the
heart of q hurricane. Secondly, any prudent man
should run his steamer directly from It, matter II
directly back on Ii Is evident that the Vel
Cruz as run right into this storm The Evening Star
was lost In the same way.
II is possible TO run inside the Florida reefs
aud let the anchors go. with steam No vessel
stand AGAINST heavy, crosschopppg waves. IN the
narrow outlet between Florida and the Bahama Islands.
No person no has ne yer a hurricane
Of its fury Inc heaviest gales VI the North At
bear comparison to them II IL the Irregular
TOPPING sea- thai snip that makes the bur
rcane gerous and this caused by tho sudden
shifting OF the wind from opposite quarters together
with the strong current. Respectfully.
JB HILDRETH.
Late Commander Of r. NJ s. B. Company.
Nec York, Sept. g. 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
WASHINGTON NE US.
SOURCES OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
RFAT CONSUMPTION OF SPIRITS By THE SOLID
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIEU

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEiEUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Sept. G.-Tbe Internal Revenue
Office has completed its analysis of the internal
revenue for the last fiscal year, showing the sources
whence il came.
Illinois heads the list Of States in respect to the
amount of revenue paid to the Government, her
total payments being in roundnumbersS 23, 100000,
$4,000 900 of which was from spirits. Ohio
comes next with a total of $1SO00,000. of which
$4,000 600 was for spirits and $3OO0.OOO for
tobacco products. NewYork paid S16.OOo.OOO, of
which So 600 900 was for spirits, $7.7O0,00O for
tobacco and "a 300 600 for fermented liquors.
The latter amount Is four times greater than that
reported from any other State on the same article.
Virginia paid $5,70OO00, all but 800 being
for tobacco. Kentucky paid SS,SO0,OOO, all but
So 600 900 being upon spirits Indiana pad
$4,000, 600, IS, 500 900 being for spirits. The
States of the - solid south" taken together. in
Guiding MARYLAND, West Virginia and Missouri,
paid SOS 900 600 OF internal revenue for the year,
of which $l2,000,000 was upon spirits, and
$4,000, 900 upon tobacco. The remaining States
naiu 700 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
UTClSIONS-SFPT. G.

Supreme Court baabers-By judge Donohue.--
Wool agt WooL- Granted.
common PioaS-( hGm6TS--By Judge Van Erunt-
Schreyer Brauenschmid proposed amendment al
COutu .ChucdacerOrier signed. IN To Levy
In re accounting OF BIOwn etC.-leD rees signed.
WdrHe COHrt-(b0mDTS-BY Judge McAdam-
Stevenson Pc lock; Brunei Runk schuyler agt
Cr0uchi Iaunenbam agt Galiatin; Keeer aet. Barrow
Holman EveraTd' ThorAb0n agL Skillen -Moiious
granted Lc}arJn at. COverDccisOn med Jackson AIT.
ee-necnd,nt disC harged under the Fourteen Day Act
GooSe.MOuon granted unless ~lthn tn days
auuh PAYS costs and dies note ~ issue Hudge ag the
vacated MtrhoN ait EOuttf.
Surres approved burroughs agt ThOmas.-Deiaut Man.
gam le EheMorOn granted unless Process Is amended
Indicated by Endorsement upon the motion papers. The
Metropolitan Insurance Company agt ReeNe-be'aut DIT
AIT. ZacArasIhe ptnth has by us acts waived his
night motion, which Will be Denied hut without costs,
Brclinecr agt Lang. Ban ex0neraed payment OF 20
costs Keller agt Page.-MOuou granted Hise agt. Rrs
sn,Ihc plant has place Of business within this county
denied without Hartwlg agt Bleche Default
opened leIm.. LayeLe ag ~ aloy.-Jn dgMent 1led.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
GENERAL COURT NEWS.
THE LESLIE WILL CASE.

There was q half-houI's session in the con-
test of Le,e viii YESTERDAY preliminary to the more
important testimony that will be begun tomorrow MI
Weigly. Philadelphia LAWYER was the only "l'hess'
He testified to being Frank Leali branch once loon
after he opened H. IN Priladcphia a few years ago
while there he heard Nh Leslie threaten hr clerks indl
If they din't give him credit iOra certain 5000 Whci
the witness claimed he entitled 10, be WOMB
discharge all of them. The witness also tesiiheu 10
several other alleg vagares OF the dccrdent.
On eros examination he said that he one" brougbt
libel sui AGAINST Frank Leslie Philadelphia IN wbich
of the deccdents witness against MS
father. This tAfrcdl. however had not appeared
voluntarily, but upon subpoena.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
MAYOR SUING ALAWYER.

The suit of William II. +. Fielder, Mayor
OF Newark. against Samuel Kai>ch, lawyer Of that
city, came up the Second District Court OF Newark
Yesterday The suit brought to on "A note
for Slj7 Endorsed by kalisch and paid 10 Fielder in
1876 for uniforms furnished by him TO equip the ka-
Isch Light Qua rds. Both the plaintiff ana defendant
are Democrats. The courtroom was crowded with ro-
tclaus during the trial MAYOR Fled er placed upon
the stand qua made statement OF The transaction II
was shown that IN April 1877. Fielder made athda
vii i'm which he made certain statements which, ap-
pearcd he cOntradicted IN his testimony yesterday
Kaliseh was also examined hs testimony being directly
contradictory to that gwen by FIedler. The case VIII
be summed up to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday, Sept 6. 1880
CORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN5FER&

CITY.
CentraLave n 0 corner Of Orchard st. 77.3xl2lX75x
1885 Lewis & Morris 10 William VI Walker. sl,440
BIghbTidge 81 and 3d-ave, plot No 81. 1l4.1xlOOx
llixlO3 John Mcknight anu wife 10 Michael
3dave e s. % It OF iIIthst., 25xlOO; Charles WIN
- 5. 100 II of Concord 2S.3NlOl.2; Also
g., Cli1-st 1854 II OF COncOrdaye. 2S.iXlOl2G
also. Cnn.St, 1868 IL e of COncOrdaye, 2S.iX
lOl.2; also. Clifst lSj II ~ COncOrd-ave,
2SiXlOl2; also. $, Chfst, 2l3.a II q OF Concord
ave, p iNl0l.2 also, Clin ST. cor VI linton
ave, 3s4xlul.2 also cor Of Cliff 81 ana Thu.
tOn-ave. 2S3xl0l.2 also $, Chf 81, 2s3ft Of
1tntOn.aye, 2S.3I 1912 and also. s. enlist,
Of fl OF linton ave, 2S.3xl0l.2 Clara Decker
Harriet = Wheeler. 400
36tl-st. :, 800 II 81 i, til ave. 25x9o9 Charles
swords and wife TO Frederick HOfener 1000
3lst-si. go ft'w Of lstave. 2Ox9S 8 John KEEL
hermann et a. 10 Catharine ReardOn. 5000
Lexingtou.aVe. = 1903 Il = OF IS ST. l68x75,
NewYork society for the Ruptured AID Cripped $500
property Kate Green TO $3.50
LeXingtOndvr, b, I'll II Z OF ODD II, lOSx15 Cor
nela 4 Il Hubert and husband o the NewYork
Society Ruptured and Crippled -. 1000
Savings Ionn ll.7oo
bSd-st, $40 n " OF 9Th ave. BOX DOB Richard w
Buckley TO Robert McCaherty. ..........
Jefersonsye. s. Z73 9 Fl of WilliamsbTdge Road,
60xl00 George Opdyke and another TO Hannah
Merchant $50
5th.ave 8 OF lO9th.st LexingtOn-ave.
100 llI4U5. and also cor OF Lexington ave and
lt9th st, lO01lxl25 Spencer flaming 10 John
N"'"'"
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SHOOTING HIMSELF WHILE INSINE

Thomas Langdon, a well known florist of Astoria.
L. l., committed suicide yesterday. About s a. m.
bis wife and daughter. who were in the sitting
ROOM were startled bv the discharge of gun in an
adjoining room. Mrs Langdon discovered her
husband lying dead on the floor; musket was
lying near HIM, and the floor and ceiling were be-
spattered with blood. His mind had been wander
favorite son who became a cripple. He leaves a
wife, four sons and daughter. lie was native of
Ireland, fifty years of age and for the past twelve
years has lived in Astoria, where he amassed con-
siderable fortune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
4 FAST QUICKLY BROKEN.

dAn attempt to perform the feat of fasting forty
two days was begun yesterday by Charles Living
ston at No. Wlloughby-st., Brooklyn. After fast
ing about two hours Mr. Livingston, who was
much disappointed at the few persons in the hall
lat 30 cents pece) and Inc fact that no physicians
CAM to watch him, gave up his lonely test and
went home AT 10 p. m. He told those whom he left
that he woud be back again in the morning, and
promised that he would not eat in the mean W bile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
4 PROBABLE RESIGNATION.

Notice was given in the East Congregational
Church. Brooklyn Sunday, that church ting would
be held Friday evening TO consider a communication
from the pastor, the Rev. George G. MIN.
The officials OF the Church refuse to divuge
the nature OF the communication. and Mr..
Min II IN Chicago. Inquiry by TRIBUNE
reporter last evening DISCLOSED the fact Mr. Min
Will probably present his resignation. When he WAS
installed pastor OF the church the council held for the
purpose had much debate mis- alleged unsound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
INJURED BY A FALLING HOUSE.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept. 6.-While number
OF workmen pulling down three-sory building
Green-st., where the New-York Central and Hudson
River Railroad are about build freight depot the
east end OF the building suddenly way and four OF
the engaged in the work were seriously injured.
Henry Maloney. about tweniyeight years old, unmar-
RED, was caught and buried under the debris IL Is
duu u II he can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
MINISTER LONGSIREET.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-General Long
street. The newly appointed Minister to Turkey. arrived
in Washington this morning. He called at the State
Department this forenoon and arranged for an extend
ed conversation tomorrow with Secretary Evars
eardng diplomatic matters conneced with ms position
at CoIstantnope. Later In The day he called at the
Post Office Department ana paid visit OF cour tesy TO
eneral MAYNARD his predece sSOr IN office
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they stonned and looked and commented

IHUJ rFVPI1CU
upon his being drunk asleep. Finally one SAID o
along. can't you see the fellows drunkP Up
the head OF the drOwsy individual and bis eyes
half Enclosed, leered the had just spoken
lie answered with big oath. Yes, PmerdTuns, but |
canorRet over that You're id thcl fool, and you'll
never (nic) get over that"
She was a charming gifl, and her method
oexpauing what had heard at the scientific meeting
irresistible. Dscoursing upon the photophone she
said, lucidly, You by means OF lens they con
dense ray Of space -" The rest OF her remark WINS
los, IN the laughter OF the eaanany T. Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
WHAT He MUST ANSWER

Thomas Needham, charged with having mig
prated about $4,000 IN United states bonds ana
other funds placed in his possession by Miss Emily leed
was before the County Court M White Plains yesterday
for examination prior to his trial Judge clifford decided
IT, at all questions in regard 10 hls re
cepis money, but that he need lot answer any qes
tons in reference his disposition of the funds Inc
examination was postponed until tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
ARACE OF MEN WITH HORSES.

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-1he scores IN the 15O
hours test between and horses at noon to-
day at the end Of the first twenyfour hours stood
follows Horses-speculatlon. $50 miles, Bathman's
entry. 100; Dunn's entry so miles Rose of Texas,
lO5 Betsey Baker, 100. Men-DoOlcr, III Schocn,
100 Byrne, 100; Fox. rs: Vint, 81; Cole, 81 /;
Colston, 81 Connolly SO Crawford 90; Khrone, So
Jag ksOn, Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
NOT TO SIT IN BROOKLYN.

The judges of the Supreme Court of the
Second Judicial District have decided to hold the sep
TENDER sitting Of their General Term In future at Whit
ans instead Of at Brooklyn, az matter or persona
convenience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
HowGATE AND THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Drum who is Acting Chief signal Officer. has
dered the following changes in the duties OF officers
uected with the signal Corps FIrstLeutenart II. W.
UOwgate relieved from ire duties OF disbufsDg ohcer
and placed I'm charge Of signal stations FirstLieu-
tenant Robert Craig is assigned TO duly dsbursing
officer and FIrst-Leutenant H. &. Dunwoody Is placed
in charge Of orders and correspondence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
A FINE RENTED.
n J-NI4 iiSD'
A suit was instituted against Hallo'

n sui wis inSllNultu "E"iho0 'i"ii'Nh y
Bishop of Patchogue L. l., for violation Of the Excise
law and a verdict was rendered against him for so
ana costs Bishop APPEALED to the County Court judge
Young has decided after reviewing the evidence, to an
null the decision OF the lower Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
CRUISE OLE TIE POLYNIA.

PRovINCETowN, Mass, Sept. 6.-The steam
yacht Polynia. OF New-York. with james Gordon Ben
nett and party arrived here last evening, and sailed at
II O'Clock for Beverly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
GENERAL GRANT ATMADISON.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. Ga special dispatch to
The Sentinel. from Madison. says: General Grant.
Colonel Frederick Grant and General R0wley. Of
Galena arrived day ~ attend the State Fair"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
A RACE ABANDONED.

NEWPORT, X. l.. Sept. 6.-The match race
between James Gordon Benefits Latch Key and T..
Zbrowsky's Orion, announced to take place to-day, is
Z. off"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
DROWNED AT COMFY ISLAND.

Francis O'Ncil the only son of Ambrose
O'Neil nineteen years OF age, drowned while bath
ing NJ Coney Island Sunday. His body recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
APPOINTMENT OF A JUDGE.
CIVIL NOTES

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept G.-COlonel Willis Haw
klns APPOINTED snprcme Court Judge to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
THE GREAT SWIMMING MATCH.

NEWPORT, sept. b.-NO HUG UIsappOIht-
ment felt here the result OF the FernBoyto
swimming match Fern obliged TO give up before
covering five miles. and thus ended the match the
reieice deciding that BOytOn had won.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07

The final match of the tournament viii be play ell this
fteruOou. II VIII consist of fOur games by Wood and
iauing against Rankin and Donald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
Gin Heal Gslate TOR Sale.

HANDSOME four-story brown stone house
X sale Park near 3jtb.st: hardwood finish,
mirrors gas fixtures ana cornce H. BARNES, 3jj sh.
aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
AT THE SUMMER RESORTS,

calls attention to results Of The movement in favor
OF teneIDcnt-hs use reform.
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Glip DronerIp Go rer.

FULLY FURNISHED brown stone house,
twelve rooms 46th st. to private family adults only
for agents rent $500 month. Address
HOME, Box IL. Tribune Uptown once, LBS broadway
OFFICES TO LEI IN the buildings 3, and
" z Beekman st. and 10 to 1873 Nassau St NJ LANDS
WHITING. q Beekman-st-
ITO LET-At 10 West 20th-st, near 9th
Il ave. paTlor dining room, kitchen and 10 bed
rT'O LET.-COmpetely furnished new house.
three story. high stoop, West FIFTH ST. between 5th
ard ayes very reasonable Inquire No Broad
way. front Office upstairs
fNO LET.-COrner Park place and Church
st. large store basement and subcel!ar For ap
ply 10 RI AND a WHITING No. 3 Beekman-sL
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Eosi ano founo.

4 OSr.-Bank book No. 100. 1870 OF the Ger
H Saylngs Bank IA CITY Of Newyork The nndee
requested 10 the bank II not restored before
the 18th DAY OF October 1885, Application WI" DO maze o
IA Jew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07

I OST or STOLEN. Bank book No. 94,s2s
Of Tie German SAVING, Bank Tie rndeT or te.de,
before October o. 1850 Application viii DO made for mes
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Gllnal.ons UanIe6-- females


A MTDDLE-ACED AMERICAN widow Of
small a% q 10 s WORK and msTESns S eS' Of Hdr
enees ages not 50 Taeo an ooee as good home ADDRESS
A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
A.-A kinds Of GOOD female nse.
Ah I a ST sG S A Ps 2 "a S2 d
Is RIA .5s ,ibaye iourth house above i0t1s St
! COOK.-By a ooored girl as cook. No 20
| ~ Last IIouston-st room No. o
Co0KIIBsy English Protestant woman; meats;
tie PROTESTANT HOME BtREAU. l$s Gh.Sys..' .
COOK, WASH, IRON.-By German help
~ sf6 ave fourth house above iofhst '''0
COOK, &c-A young Protestant girl ~
~ COOK wo>her end iron5r n pyae family 300 cty
No ca DIS answered.
COOK.-A colored MIN. % years Of age,
~ temperate a. cook In hotel restaurant board house
anOr best rel rences an b. furnished Please address
HENRY GOTHAM. Jamaica L l.
COOK, WASHER and IRONER-By good
stands sool family cooking bread soups breakfast CAKES &C.
thoroughly good laundress ard wants steady mace
city country. 292 6tlave. neal lsthst Ask fr " NJ
COOK.-A good, plain cook, washer and
- oner good bread maker and good bak r country pre-
7th ana shave. '''''' "''"'s"
CHAMBERWORK. HOUSEWORK. WATT
aoI IHG &eiy Protestant young grs ior ey
HOME BUREAU. l5S GthsVe. ! doors above lOth-.I.
CIIAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-A will
" Ing. IDLY girl for cnanb efmad city
assist where her services are required ASK Tor ELLA 292
Oll-aye.. near lsIE-st.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS-Engli,h
competent IN either capacity chambermad waitress
also undo stands all about children. 330 6haye.
22d and 2@d sts
HOUSEWORKER.- a neat, tidy, inteli-
i Z gent Protestant young vii be
family any capacity good COOKING aud Il gooi
Can DE- at 3G6 6thaye, near 2Jd st.
Isl door
! AUNDRESS.-First by respectable
= woman best city reiertnc 5. 3Zj shave % E0,r
2bthst
CITUATiON WANTED. - An unOccuWc1
- hOnse Of DUNG the winter by an eNpr
enced househooprr address Mrs RAM, care oi Dr. Bel
lows. 232 last 9TH 81
NNANTED.-A young lady would like = Pc
w a-isiau In some kindergarten saiart aec3r
ine 10 school from so per Ilonth Al ress II DIR
CART Box >. Triodne once
AgASHING.-A respectable cOlOrcd woman
~ wishes some e. .cmen's famly washing Pleas,
call or qdores ANNlE1UCHER 20 West 10Th si second
floor back room.
NArASHING.-A respectable colored woman
nv m t gisses some o 9des sat S" s OF @ Is
West 2ith ST.. sd hoor front
IEASHING.-A respectable widow wowal
wishes ladies' gems wash IN The house or our y
the day. house ,ann Call OF adlr s. Ms GU MING
Ham. 23i East -y'hsL
WASHER and IRONER.-A colorcd laundress
" wishes lad -, and gentemfns washing by Tue month
good reference !fNKINs 10 es- sd IT, ieaT
first floor, 10 tie iieht list mouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07

4 YOUNG MAN. - years Of age. educated,
"A gooa address desires position IN hoc-ale dr' goo
house wherr be- VIII have opportunity 10 learn he ~
ness best OF oIe1ces and security De furnished Pca
address ClIAS. l.. D., $50 south JthsL. Br00Klyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
5itngIious DauIeo-- male5.

A YOUNG MAN, II years OF age, educated
good address nest 81 references, desires employment
Wholesale dry goods notion nOu-c where DEE WI have
OpporlIi te business Address FRAN Il H. t15
3l-ave. cry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07

A SSISTANT- BOOkKEEPER.-By a youpg
~ mal wno aas be one year in the dry good hu7n
feels with Ms hG IL. iAd mla 10.
satisfaction lis employer Adde'S HENRY ROPE IoI
Jeryis. orange County. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07

4 \ ENGINEER. 32 years Of age. temDarat
n steady reliable with best Of refer, nccs. Cos rs
position as tnsHrer this cry. Please aCdrcss jon
MULLINS No. ~Ouf N 5th-st.. Br. o ,lFn T.. d.
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Gounlrn Drcperlp Tor Sale ano 60 lie

A Il ORANGE, n. J. (ncighborhood speciality
"a Property for sale and rent; All varieties great bar.
lans. EDWARD A. HAdILrON. ! - Pine'st. y. Y.
FOR SALE.-A wcil-improved stock farm
Il aud storehOuse. IN Virginia; good bus stand
railroad convenient 200 terms liberal
p Cod Hin, Va
L'OR SALE.-A well located FARM of 40
Il someIsot County, Md terms very y. Fur
particulars address j. T. COSTEN. PocOmOke CITY Md
Tor SALE.-In NEWARK, \. jim the
fashionable district large 3st0y AM basement brown
stone hOdse with etey modern imDrO The first floor
elegantly fresCOcd
extension with buffers pantry bedroom are com
modOus well Ventilated aud nehy finished hard wood
the lot 2sx22O eci with brick stable convenient
TO Nil railroads Apply on the premises IA Centraave
LOR SALE, TO close an estate, very low :;
asOacfe farm al lIightstown, " j.; close depot nd
joining good lane fine building plenty fru aud shade
trees must DC seen 10 be appreciated Address
j. ". FIELDER OeeaL Beach " j.
ORANGE, \. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
" STATS 20 let ana for sale furnished and unfurp
MACK " ELL d SMITH. opp station. Orange n j.