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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12

tbs war between the rival telegraph
lines is still raging fiercely in the courts
Just now the noise of the conflict Is
heard from st. Louis. When the smoke
Of the battle has finally cleared away
we shall hope that the public at large
will be the gamer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12

BLAINE CLAIMS three Of the five Ohio
counties which have already chosen del
eyates to the State Convention, with
some showing in the other two, and on
the strength of this, hopes to capture
from Is TO 20 Of the A Buckeye dele
gates 10 Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12

The Coming Crown" is the sugges-
tive title Of pamphlet now being ex-
tensiyely circulated by the BLAINE ut
erary bureau at Washington. The dis
covery by the GRANT men OF the new
line Of tactics adopted by BLArNE's sup
porters is not calculated to promote har-
mony in the Republican party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12

Tbs recent restoration of western
passenger rates to schedule agreed on
by the trunk lines is not likely to last
long, according to the Chicago papers
Threats of cuts already abound.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12

The New York ice companies thought
they were doing sharp thing when
they raised the price of the article to one
cent per pound at wholesale on the
yroppd that ice was scarcer and the cost
Of il much more than last year. They
are lust discovering their mistake, how
ever as some Of the largest consumers,
including hotel men, butchers and ice
cream makers, are putting in ice ma
chimes with which they make good ar
ticle at a cost of from $50 to = per ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12

WHEN the Morgantown Post reaches
our sanctum we always imagine We
smell crow. And we don't like crow.
We partook freely OF that delecta6le
fowl during the famous reform cam
paign in Maryland in 1875, and that
least has left bad taste in our memo
RVS mouth, so to speak, ever since. NO,
We don't like crow, AMI we hope We VIII
not be asked to eat any.--NO'U'tah Echo
(R,P.)
ii the Eoho'd oliactories scent crow
from the columns Of the Post, it must
experience a very sufFocatins sensation
when it catches BREEZE from one OF the
an,i.third term articles of the htell'gs'-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12

w. A. wHKKLKR will leave Washing
ton early in May with the intention oil
remaining away during the balance oil
the session Of Congress. This is what
he is paid Vice President HENDRICKS
salary for doing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
DIED..

STEGER-Satmday April 10, 1850, ate O'Clock
p ", JOSEPH STEGER, aged ~ years and months.
Funeral from the residence OF Nicholas Ben
der. No. 5O2 Market street, Tuesday morning at
O'Clock. Interment at Mt Calvary cemetery.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend.
CONNER-On Sunday at noon. NATHAN r.
CONNER son of Ephraim and Francis Conner,
aged II years, months and l6 days.
Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from resi-
dence - alley II. Friends invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12

The clearings Of the Chicago banks for
last week foot up total Of ST, 22S, ss4- 49,
being ss,672, $3.50 more than for the
corresponding week last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
Branch Store of H. F. Behrens.

NOR THE CONVENIENCE OF MY FRIENDS
Il and customers Of the upper part OF tho
city, and the public in general, have opened a
Branch Grocery Store at ll25 Market street, op-
posite Eleventh street, near the Upper Market
House, where will keepa first class assortment
OF Fancy and Staple Groceries and Produce,
which will be sold at usual low prices.
H. +. BEIIRENS,
22l7 and 22l9 Market street, Fifth ward.
aplOc ll25 Market street. Second ward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12

THK number OF hogs packed and salt
ed in Chicago from March l is 425, 600,
against $4,000 for the corresponding
period Of q year ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12

A GENTS WANTED for the b.; 40 =
IA Selling Pictorial Books and btl1si Z,
reduced ~ per cent National ruon'' "a
Philadelphia, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
Should Use Laushlln's Worm Syrup

No Disease So Dangerous As Worms,
No Child Is Free From Them,
They Cause Disease Themselves,
They Aggreyate Olher Complaints.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12

KENTUCKY will send up GRANT dele
cation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12
USE LAUGHLIN'S WORM SYRUP.
Trustees Sale Of LeatherwOOd
Property.

Sold by all Druggists and Dealers apl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-12

The above sale is postponed until Saturday
April IL, 1850, at 10 O'Clock Al
api2 j. J. WOODS, Trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18

John G. Priest OF St. Louis, Is also member OF tne
National Democratic Committee, and he IS jealous au
n,ircr Of the Grnmprcv Park statesman. 10 recent
talk with TRIBUNE reporter reference was made 10
Mr. Tlden's prospects at Cinclhnat" auu MI Aiio''
burst forth with these words:
..Mr Tilden Ia "a grand old man. There has been
great deal OF talk against him, and great dea "i III
iu,t'cc Gonc him. HIS conduct after he was cheap'u
ont of his Office in 1876 was noble. and the country
owes him debt Of gratitude for It, tell y"n Governor
TilJen has done NOR for the Democratic party '"""
any other man living" =, ..o,
That depends entirely noon Mr. Tden himself II ne
will allow his name TO be proposed 10 nG
viii he nonnatcdan nominated he VII be elected nv
larger minority Than he had III 1870. nave
orvcd rn,yryer Ell her from Governor Tdcn himself
or from thoso nearest him. any lntinaton that nc
proposes t. be IA candidate. It's undoubtedly the GUY
If rho Democratic PARTY TO tPnicr To hun me noinihh
tion-uot so much fhc duty of TIE party to MI Id'has
its dutv 10 itself II cannot afford ~ cnIdorc the iran
of 1876 or 10 ignore IT'S then success III caudidotr vi
course # Mr. Tldcn declines 10 allow ms nam. 10 m
used the party will be absolvcd from any 'tuer obiS
in the premises oih1wISot VIII O"oh 10 "Sc "
"Ihen DO Won think Mr. Tlden may refuse TO allow
do rot know. If Dir. Tdcn does refuse. however.
he viii do II patriotic manner THAT VIII f'H.cl
credit upon himself and upon the Dtmncralic party
iu ihuk Governor lilncn has n"ne more 10 h.P '
Democratic party in line during the lat SIX months ny
dom iu.t RS has done. an he could have done by
g Siipnns. Mr. Priest, GDNernOr Tliden wee nonl-
mated do you really think he would carry Nrw,Inrk
:. OF course he could And ii the Democracy ~ tbs
conntry wrr only satisfied that he cOud do that ne
would lcrcivc an enthusiastic nomination on the IlrSt
ballot"
The opinion has been cNlcSStu t,at hI ll ~ ~
NrI! i, 10y :. Una, I,, v,,, rni, nnut tha -
~ Wv lar zoe crc - lille cnIng. IN ms physical
cou,lttio aimee FIRST bee me acquainted with HIM IN
IoTG O. r"nr,r Sir TiI,cn undr tan- his strength
1,'tr ann d., b,If | do not regard lin na a used
u w. ,, I'M 49,, ,n w. , V~
:. n, y,n ,,ntiri,n hiding a very UrotrdC ed Con
~" ~" ~ % ur,i, ~, - 9 " '
N IL ~ OH; hr in s,sston three aud nnssihly fnnr or
N,. ,,o W. dn moi HAVING any -cn trouble
49, ne nr,mbllrnrs mad NJ CnicayO iuuugi."
A. con, moi fnruefiu,, vnur tuna;,v frirntisi"
.We sntir,l,ate having no lromb.c win thch Hum
lrrds nj frni viii d,na,lrss 20 20 the ClnN cHtIUu but
thry viii not usurr IN 4 = anY alarm ~ cent they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18
CALENDAKS THIS DAY.

srrltg CORN -"uA NHEg>-Pottor. J.-,ouct op,n, At
1880 NJ 4icnl1r cali, a. y a. M Nos Il? Al ~. ~,
SPECIAL iERN- bono tue. J.-COuTt lU:BD a
Law go. 52t. GO2. 5G7 55 sos. go Is |,
5os Gso 69 7o3 ~ 7o ~ 7lo 2ji d2J 5JO 49, j22.
90. -, 80 ~ GO ~, O1S
>ori causes ii2, 27il, 1897. BOA a9Os, 3I71 S279
r1aI Van yor.E 1! Court opsps at 1850 short
rARI iii-Dsac.h. J;coari epcns a. 1880 m.-short
-rLluog CouEI-GRSERAL TERM VIII meet to-day TO hand
SrT,IAL igi-Curti4 G. JCourr opens at 10 a. H. Calen
dai cnIlrd NJ II a. u-NO day calendar.
TRIAL rkm PAM l-S~lgwick JCourt opens nj IL a.. m
as, GI5 H. 80 ~ 1880 372. '''' '-'' ''''
PAEr II SpcIr j. Court Opons NJ II a. m.-NOs. 70i,
G92 522 407 1885, 1881 650 9sl, 1858 $50 800 2i0 $685.
COMMON PLRNs-sPEcA. TERM-vau Hocscn. J-Court
opens q II a. m No day calendar.
'kQUITY TERN Van Brunt, J.-COurt opens NJ III
IGiAL TEnM-PAnT I-.C DAILY, q J.-Court opens at IL
PAWT Ill. T. Duy. court opens AT II H. m.-NOs
2i2 M $ 2i 2So 3 id T7+ ESS liz H. 3sa 23
la6J ldsG. "a IL. 2t79, 0G2. 2i8j, 2tS7 1853. 100
COUgI- TRIAL IEHM-rAhf l-tiOrpp, L.. IN Super
Court, IlI-tOuri IL u. NOtico-In
" the Gen raj Term Of The
ing iu'day there VIII br ca!oatar IN tins Court
GENERAL SEs5iONs-fARr -COWlng. J.-TlU People aRt
To- Peto I,n,ico niStE Slol4emrr hnnos nssuit ma
battery Edward tly. grand larceny; William Blake, lar.
from the person William C0ddngou petit larceny /;
John Nichols, James Morgan, Wallace Dunbar
Iridmt George kicwitz. william Sn L. Thomas COX bur-.
larry John ;p4HO SAM lei Graham, person
battery.
TAKi IIsmyth RThe People nrt Caharinc Scott relon.
David strand larceny from The person William simmons
fzIls Nixon Lizzie Conko nTrrny from The icTr o
cihce AYOasO Mary ANOssO dlaOrdorIy house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18
THE COURTS.
CLAIMING HER DOVER RIGHTS.
INTERESTING TESTIMONY IN 1hE scHAEFEK eUll
"A WITNESS WHO MADE HER OBJECTIONS

CLAIMING HER DOVER HIGf1Io'
INTERESTING TESTIMONY IN 1HE scHAEFER SUIT
A WITNESS WHO MADE HER OBJECIloNS
KNOWN.
The suit of Mrs. Theresa Schaefcr to nave
aunuled the decd by which she signed away her cover
ripht I'm Ter husbands great estate continue be-
foc Justice Van Worst the Supreme Court Yesterday
Mr. Schaefer x1mned for several hours ny
A. p Fitch one Of the lawyers for MI Schaeter wheh
the signature of the plaintiff obtained At last the
woman broke down. and said with loud soos: " IPs all
due TO you Mr. Fitch tnat my trouble came. you
caused II ALL As she unable TO control herseI slc
was permitted to retire for III, time and other witnesses
were called. The most Interesting one WAS Mrs. Isaac
Walton, elderly, stout wnnai with an attractive iace
and ready w.t. which used several times to turn
the laugh on opposing counsel Mrs WALTON said that
she was friend OF Mra schaefer. aud accompanied her
when she went to Lawyer Grabefs office to sign the
papers OF separation frOu her husband Alter tDey
were seated GRADER brought out these papers Mrs
Walton bcgu +, read ID m aud came to part she ana
not understand Mr.. GRADER said mat il was an agree
ment that Mr. Sclaeer would not interfere with her
husband IN ceiling his properly to form stock com
pany. Thc woman said she didn't want to interfere
with his nli,,ucss. and signed Mrs Walton coulnn'd:
Mr. GRADER br, Il hit Out some more papers anG |
asked wiiaf cy were. H. said they were all BH.
iold Mrs, sc actor that wouldn't any papars MI
less knew what they Then Mr.. GRADER said that
they wrr. copies o. the others. ] arked why many
corirr. lie ,.d tiat Mr.. Schacfer ana rach OF the
ought 10 nave copy. suggested IHdl thct
hhpd BE- rrqd anyhow. SIR Fucn srlt mat there
wasn't time. and signed Item without knowing
what th,y were having them read to ncr BcGr' We
went away sir. Ft"h sld that hc' amt cttc Inyti T.
tor Oil irhlri1r; maj hr wanted was hh money
The millionaire hI,W well Il, Nr. Fhch ttncI
heartily in tnr llu -Atcr RAISED - t9is stlrurni. Mr..
Walton had tc.t.n-d tat her husband hai died III
-. and tit i.Vrd wtIrh nr l'adr
~ Euroic Ga CIo>>r XdminatOh AIr. L llHdF. l.
trnt.v ashcd Err: " l. y'rr hit band vita Nou h' r. to-
,lay p prclstuIn"l 80 carry corpse arr ird
" ~ ur." am IA wIrrss driv. Mr.. ID rl. IL" pain
tn cunn.r WIS s,w IN n,jrc'rP minni'r!al T. 81.
iunli, and whr.iryci MI FcH pc-~rd tIc witness too
,u.,ly III It1ad 20 htr private L.s sir rLi cicd hc-
SELL almost In~tIurc The tour sustained
hrr
Fiich made puirt IA 'rItI1g tn" Lct t'ni she
hid be-, u e Wins. Tor tn cl3H'u IN thr Lr"iS Wn'
ci-C. al, ouch ihr Witness explained it II Was tlf 10
PROV, tla NJ. L-a.> rd W6Hu"r'iLrt in Ter p- hf'
that H. rTi'd Hdl. ~"iC.I. rih.r WIN s's
were TX Ininrl. hu; l,Yr les interesting testimony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18

Police Captain John II. McCu.Igh, Of the
Seventeenth irc.rnri. February u. l-17 fount ~
40. % Edud;, -, wlai n' SUPPOSED I" br uHb r 81
hog, 81 bu;t-r thu hHd been sol II rom L'" co..
produce deal Is. No Oily iAc'r gC"da scllu, hui
also l4rcc quatriy u yaira1'r ai,r.rS. IN hiding
wtcic- c!aiu-. -ih>. ' In'rn', aud "'h"r ari:c"s
Ties" -uppo~' ~ q rrIpan 20 b" stolen good,
nd wci p,siic! a4 >lirl win tn Property C.cE Il
fIraaqlartrrs wnrrr many of them We" aiirrw r.!
reclaimed nv prrsous who claimed That thy had been
stolen from tnrn.
Charlie, tr,rn who Kept the house 81 ere The r'ud-
were uu,u, biohEit . ,d' * INST Captain NrC-l.s'
10 c,vrr II gi1 III Value %, ia. ="0l- tk % tom
In" huus'. III" tg.,d Jr>rl';j hrror" Ju~u"
Lawrence. Tuc plaintiff .!alui' hi' h' rnfclacd ih
np!. M roud aith W on Euuwi' q. 'llu they were
s:nra. mat act ti- 'i~' e. 80 a. all events,
$50 re- not s,uru The dcfrid u orui:at ,h.d Dcr g."
.huw tia; tie mouse wI~ uHlntdl""' ! u 'Wu"II M
pos nud f'r tie pti'i o. 5i.rn 'ni-. uiuhrt
e. luit, ui ;hr &c., 'Nrr'd i'Hl-
d Il that ta.y M.i s'Jirn irui - 80. ana 100 ia ~
mril,d 90 d, ntiG .itiuu. Tfr JUS vrric' i"r
20 arfudlu J. tr"ph- l'r 'u' l.,ii II; Assist aus
-i.rtlI Caa.H he mo 80! F.l""- 10: ia" e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Thursday, June H. 1880
Tie following sales were held ut the
Exchange sElcsTOom to-day
BY LOufs Mesief
3.stOrv brick dwelling, story brick building aud
2sturY buck factory, with two lOte 4, 823 and
49, West 35th II, 275 II OF 0th-aye, each lot
25xB5.9 Bradley. 500
BY Peter r. Never
3.story brick building and 2stOry brick stable. with
lot. 80 10 Greunwlch-st, =. II Of Reoor.st lot
81 2OB K6188xs3B; Games. IL 900
By John 7. DoVd.
story brick binding with lor, 80 $50 East l2thst,
as. 1915 IL VI AyeA, lot 26xlU03 MDlar. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18
RECOKDED LEASES.
Gntilon 6nlrs OF Real CTstGte

Gunlon Gnles Of Real CetGte.
DARK RIDGE. BERGEN COUNTY. y. j.
Turr.,rl e., sale 1 DIES rIbe country property.
join II. DKAPER. AuctiOnGor.
auction FRIDAY. June X. al IL O'Clock nj
Exchange al 10 i BroadwaY, The proper Known
a. MusA Farm. located Park Ridge bergen ouhtY, "
rpn-ug q! alOn hr ares, win rOpi cottage hohs,
cuuiauIug eigut rooms No good Darn "a Nv -
fIu and ornamental uers; seven
minutes RAILROAD station ~ j. anu y. \. r. Ri w0dd
make y tT- t-Iiass 81 OK lam.
io he 800 subject to Il M Tigage OF S2SOO
EOI further IaTticnlaIa inquire O 800
40 30 Pine.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18
1onscs nmo Rooms I0antr0.

XVANTED.-A small furnished house in q
W healthy location IN the country. within 2 hours Of
NcwY Ok City Hail. for the summer healthy l0rniiOn
Oincc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18
OPINIONS IN THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

TALKS WITH THREE MEMBERS-WfAT THEY IHlNk
OF Mr.. 11LDEN's PKOsPEcTs-JOHN 8. PRIESTS
TPFUsIvE ADMIRATION.
Secretary Prince, of the National Demo-
cratic Committee, has gone to Cincinnati. Before his
departure consulting daily in This city with lead
ing politicians to the Presidential nomination.
TRIBUNE reporter asked hun If he thought Mr.. 1iden
would be % candidate, and he replied
Personally do not believe he will be candidate /;
but understand an not stating this authOritatIvcly ;
it is only my own individual opinion"
"Will the Convention press the nomination upon
him e.
"NO think not. II Mr.. Tden decides that he will
not DO candidate that will end It though do believe
that If he wOnd he could undoubtedly not only he
nominated, but elected"
Would not the Tammany break lose Eew-YOrk for
the Democracy u
"But If Mr. TIlden does not enter the canvass tho
Tammany men aud tue remainder oitho party Will har-
iuOnize well enough"
Then you assume that Mr.. Tlden will contest ~
"IpersOnally believe he will noC."
But suppose hc urges favOrte candidate, will the
Tanmany men accept him with good grace coming
from Tden Z"
1--WE do not anticipate any trouble with the Tammany
people"
in case Mr. Tiden Is not nominated who will be the
probable candidate ."
lido not know. Massachusetts-and ! know lttlo
about any OF tho other States-wOuld prefer Bayard
though sho would DO satisfied with Jewett Payne or
Field"
" How about Hancock In Massachusetts
" Hancock do not hear mentioned III Massachusetts,
But regarding the possible candidates there has been
very little talk. have been member OF the National
Democratic Committee since 1860, and never have I
known little expression Of choice previous to any
election, Just at present. We have exchanged
opinions regarding the different candidates even"
HAS not that in part boen owing to the uneasy eond
ton in which Mr. Tlden hos held the party while no
been making up his mindn
Possibly to O certain extent"
JOHN O. PRIESTS NOTION OF "GRAND OLD MANI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
yEw YORK CITY.


r,r,o,.ove va am n OF C!ifst 29xl35; Paul @ .,
Decker ana wife to wiilett Bronson 81
ehaye 30 4 q 10 l2I E,aSe Daley $500
l1Ihst 22j IT of TN ave- ~ ~ oTS Rc.
p Quln and another executors ETC. 10 mary n NV
7haye ~ ftnol SSesJ 6.6OO
l35tIst = les It q Of AleXandetave lS.iOXlOO;
W s cor Of wn T 3zs9Gx4s
Emma Dqeh%SSd and husband 10 the 10000
slsst Ioh;vf .h s2d iSis 7SE
os9 W cor ,Sc e Sog 6NSo ~ O.
also as n CIR OF i0thav and l03dsf, 2aId6l9o
also " cor II | thaye ank S7th.st: 1OOXl00ot2
@'Ss i P!: s Of Sa2e s s!sP o. ?;
isiniercst cor of 7thaye and l23d,sf a afSiI
S655H'ssiIxiG0 'il to Ave St Nicholas xlrregnlari
st. st'G qSx noxiregulsr q Of 5Ythst $50 noof
i0th.ave TO S0iist 2Jx2Ol 4 and n Of 1o5th.st
Of SiSSv CT and a5ths iooqioo also ll7th'
ST. 200 # Of 5iaye 221 1n6 ~ also U also
interest in = of lOthaye 10 {! OF 76th a. rs:
i2sxI05 2 and 3 Q CT Of 1Othave and 99th.st.
10 C9 1Soa1 IGTiIIeEiat Lewis $4,000
SOD Wlo snd vile to Lee Mumphre 5000
l2stn;,t nd IS3 i 70 q amas Besch 1000
a 22I IL iis 10 to Thomss diy 1000
eyiois George Dozertt to kaharina schmlt..
Same property Katharine schlnitt to EhzaDeth DoE
5thave. cor SD ST. @7.lixi60 Ian Turell
Ave Az % s o y o e i7ihst, 2o16s Fianzska
Ohswaidt to Wilhelmme DeckeLmann. ..;.:..:;-
MarErifel s No. ~ l2GxiG.6 Robert GOeet ct al M,
to y Produce Exchange Sooo
RECORDED LEASES.
Iawrcnco Sarah jeremiah Murphy No43 Cath ,oo
lew. Never to & Il frankGnlrim store OF 1910 oo
Smin Maf t1n.or 20 T Mair'rn aHu l2OO
PIKE ST , years. REM 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18

I ARGE, handsome room, we'll furnished, to
~ gcntlcmen without hoard family small elegant ocA
ton. u West 4Utl-st, Dotw,e on 9th and 6thaVea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18

A PUSHING young American % years OF
I ag In mercantile house Wholesale retail ha:
energy snap: references. T. H. w. Tribune
Uptown Office. | OBS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18

DENYING THAT MIR. TILDEN GIVES IT UP.
report was published yesterday TO the effect
that a formal document had been prepared, surren-
dering Mr. Tiden's claims to tie National support
of his party. A TRIBUNE reporter called at Mr..
1idcIl's house last evening and was informed that
lie was not at home. 1t was stated, however. that
the report was street gossip without Il basis of
truth. lu reply to q question rs To whether Mr..
Tidcn had read it, IL stated TINT he had not
that he III fact knew nothing about it. and that he
would not say anything concerning 1t If he was at
home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18
5lInatlons Wanieo-Males

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
- YORK TkLBrNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT The
bIstst., Dos Vest Twenty hirlst, cor Eigthave.
No. 8. East FOureenthst, corner Cnion-sduare
100 Thri-ave. Forty -seyenthst; at the HARLEM
OFFICE, 40. 2.9Si Ihiri-aye- cor One.huudred.ant-
twenty fourthsf iaren savings Bank Building up " 3,
u III n !, Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18
Ronr0 nn0 Rooms

A PRIVATE American family will let. with
out board. TO gentlemen only largo neatly furnished
all COnyenences hot aud cold water southern OK.
pOSurO. No. 2l0 Vest 8otI.st, near 1thays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18
Gltn iJroperIn 60 Eel.

AFFI( Is TO LET in the buildings 3. 8 and
" Ben, nlan-4i. AMI % to |J NaSsaust ECLAND q
" UIII"G, . BcCkinanst
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nESIRABLY FURNISHED. - One large :;
~ small with board references required 33l West
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1 WANT a position as clerk IN Il mercantile
II house 1 am IL years of age sober. honest aud
obelng. ana w0u.d max myself useful In any capacity;
hrst-cIass references. Address %. P Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18

I want second waiter or fOOtmans place IN
respectable family competent. sober. steady and
reliable can give good referonces Adiess w. A., tribune
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Erccklnn prrurrln or 5nlr ans 90 Eet.

80 LET.-At Washington Heights, maSnll-
cont r-i cum hrs Il =. br,k 'sr ,Y2 Ii 10I ,
l.. iu gaIlr. FIr particulars apply 10 j. kOSlAlNE
liI.OW y. 81" l,-SO Broauway.
80 LET OR FOR SALE.-ilousr, 81
4 tlcHs-i house AMI 80 aut 81 Nassau IT.; houe
~ r,I,-t GORDON /. FOKD ~ t1lrk..t BlOoSyn
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COACHMAN.-One who has had cOnsidera
~ BILE experience ami understands thoroughly the
hor desires situation In town country good rrfe
ence. Address &. ii. KIRBY. 1878 lIr Jadway.
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A RESPEC IA Bile young man, ~ years OF
"a age position in mercantile house 10 m Ike
hs, genera Is useful any position give good refer
Cncrs Call address w. STONE. ~ Henryst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18

COACIIMAN.-I want coachman's place !;
~ have had twelve years experience; would take
horses strictly temper single aud have the Gest
references. Address WM. MCCAULEY, 5SU+Ih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18

/ HAVE had three years experience in a
Il Wholesale house want position In wholesale
hOns responsible capacity Al refer, call On
or dress a. COHEN. 100 Nassau.st.. Brooklyn, |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18

ITO RENT with BOARD.-In the elegant
Il mansion. 90 feet 'front.' 2d6 est lithst o suite Of
front rooms the second and third aoors and hnge
for gentlemen transient.
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M IOHMAN UT FUh Eh.-A IHIuuI6 HEcu
w German ~ years Of age. would like situation ss
Ma!chman or porter has had que years sxyersnse a.
Waterman ~ sober honest aud strictly conscientious N MA
attention duty; has objection TO the country nst
class reiarances Adareas A. L., 3A2 East 34th-sA
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90 WEST 31ST-ST.- Handsomely furnished
80 rooms with board refsrencea
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/ AM an American full of snap, push and
energy IS years of W ant position salesman
collector cashier; willing WORK aud myself
useful IN my employer. Address H. e. 3G3 West l1hSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18

DORTER or FIRENIAN.-By a young MAJ
u years OF age porter remsn; has energy, pus
and VIII work 10 the best of his ability satisfy lbs employ
has good references Address GE0ltuE CLAXTOS, D;