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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-04-10

remained on the floor, where she had
thrown it down at an earlier hour.
Next morning her first thought was
of the neglected plant. Had it sur
viEed the nightf What had become of
itp She fastened to her post of observ-
alton of the previous evening. The
conservatory sparkled in the morning
light, and the plant remained on the
cornice ledge. Yes, it had persisted
during the night, cast forth from its
home in the balmy dollhouse. Already
the leaves were shriveled and black
ened, the spray of blossoms dropped
wan and ghostly in the dawn, retaining
the rose-tints of shell. As Agnes
looked at it, the early sunshine, which
smote the sparkling colors from the
glass dome, like the prism of a crystal,
also touched the dead flowers with
warm, golden rays. Thus the flower
soul might be absorbed in sunshine and
waited on, she thought.
Suddenly the artist put her hand to
thought, her eyes dilated, and smile
impaired warm glow to her usually
pale face.
At breakfast she was silent, replying
vaguely to the conversation of her
DLOtnCL-lA-ARW. AAtcTWdIu Su6 WGut
out, and was absent two hours. Re-
turning, she shut herself in the studio,
and spread about her recent purchases
sheets of paper, new brushes and a box
of water colors. Then she began to
work, and as she labored soft, Groom
ing song welled up to her lips uncon-
sciously.
One Saturday evening, when the lit
tie clerk had returned home at an early
hour. and was warming his feet luxu-
riously in slippers before the fire, he
was surprised by the hasty entrance of
Agnes. The artists aspect was Animal
ed. and she held . sheet of paper in her
hand.
Humphrey. have decided to COM
pete for the prize of the Easter card"
she said, quietly. "Tell me if you like
my design"
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features appeared sharper, pinched, as
if the cold of the night had chilled
them. Midnight had sounded, and it
was already yesterday. May knelt be-
side the couch, and softly chafed the
cold hand, as gentle means of awaken
ing him. Then he opened his eyes and
looked at her. There was something so
profound, steadfast. and strange in this
gaze that her heart ceased to beat;
words of endearment remained frozen
on her lips. Suddenly an awful change
swept over the young mans face; ter
ror dilated his beautiful dark eyes; a
quivering light irradiated his pinched
features.
"Mayr' he gasped, threw his arms
about her neck, and leaned his head on
her shoulder.
Silence succeeded, The lamp waned;
the white arctic light invaded more
boldly the chamber. What had hap
penedP What dreaded presence and
power was here? The head ON Mays
shoulder became heavy, inert; her
lover, bridegroom, husband, was dead.
Stunned and crushed by the over
whelming blow, she did not yet recog-
nize the truth in its full significance.
A lifetime of anguish may be COM
pressed into twenty-four hours. Thus
the young wife occasioned more anxiety
to those about her than her dead in the
following days, after her discovery on
Easter morning, stretched insensible be-
side the sofa. Plunged in the depths of
despair or maddened by grief, she
crouched beside the bed, silent and
frozen, o. threw herself prone upon the
floor, tearing her hair. She demanded
of the kind doctor, with haggard eyes,
if the young man above-stairs had been
her own husband, and he endeavored
to soothe without understanding her.
She besought the inanimate clay to for
give her for sleeping. Il did not
know we should have only a few mo-
ments more together before our life
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DENTS for Ilustr'd Life of James Brothers,
NUE. a Thrilling NEW BOOK. CrcuIsrs
Tree. W s. BRYAN Pub, 602 N 4th St, St Louis, Mo-
, 1880-05-19
THE SITUATION.



j., RAPIDLY. - =. :
s,~otai DfspAteh to .7as CAtedoa Tribune.
SrR1N0F1ELp, ILL.,, May 1s.-The latest nd
vices tonight nTe sfn3ularly hopeful, md itl-
dlcate tue good work which Inns been done
by tho anti.Grant managers during tho day.
From present appearances they will have
majority In tie Convention Oh the vital Ques-
tton, tile admission OF tho REGULAR Cook
County delegates. They now expect to Sc
cure majority Ut tho Committed on Credeil-
tials; that Is. n!he OF the sixteen districts
which will, from present appearances, be-
represented Oil TINT Committee. There is
shadow ot doubt rs to olio district,
but even with that lost 1t would
tic tue Committee i1ld put them OH
nh canal foo,fne with their opponeuts rs
~a,,orl, r,.,ort. t,,"', ~ +,,n,. ,osa thfa
'',.t, ~ .,,,,, s '.'o
aoupttu4 ulstl!e1 u1ej SILL eSpeet 'u'Ioflty
OF delegates when 1t comes to voting on the
adoption OF the reports TO secure this .la-
60, " s,a.,,aa,I., ,",'t ."Hr.,t ny.
the drift Of things appears to Indicate tl,at
one Of them IL with Rtnaker, who controls
Mt first hnnu or through Morrison, who is not
:. roni oo,''It,fa,n ;, ,,,,,,i,.r ~ wotas ,y,,Io,
have generally been understood to be FOR
Grant, aid which may remain 50
AFTER THE FA1swEfL HALL DELEGATES
ARE LET in.
,,,t THAR vot,a than ,vIfI ,,a NJ mno,ot,va,v
,,.. ;...,s.",,o r. T.. oIsn ,,n.i.,r'.ao, ,,nt
,.t9 lA!poItcv ~, ~ A. ~ aso ' u,iuc!s.oou tat
,nittecmun. 1t stood eighteen to clgllteen,
viii mn Germnn holding the hnlaucn III
- "'s" 13' ~. ~ ,,,,s".Sta, +. III ~,"s4 +.
, 1880-05-19
A CRY FOR HELP.
LOGAN IN DIRE DI9TlIES9.

Epsetal Dlspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
Brn1s0H,ELp, ILL.,, May 1s.-Wheu Logan
discovered last evening that the tlfrtl-tern,-
ers were IN worry narrow neck Of wools,
without any immediate prospent OF getting
nut, he tolcgrnphod tar Mld vida through
the SMte for ald. It WIS the Macedonian
CRY, "Con,o over and help lls, for wo arc sore
distressed" Tho message was sent to tho
Collectors Of Internal 1ioyenuo md POST
masters nil around. I.uclcn Croker, tho
Jolly little Collector Of the Aurora District,
responded promptly ut moon to-day. lilo re-
pudIates any business here except to pslsl, tho
fortunes OF Ills frleud, Acc Matthews, ealldl-
dato for Attorney-GenBEn'. Those WIN know
that Crooker received the Colcctorshtp at
Aurora III consideration OF Ills services dur
Ing tho last Senatorial campaign will not be-
lEeye that Matthews was tic sole object OF
hls advent. Howard Knowles, Collector Of
Peoria, also turned up on the sallo train
with Crooker. Although Peoria County de-
clarod for Dlaino, Knowles has come over
here ut tho bidding OF tho boss, Will. tho
llopo Of seduclng son,o OF the delegates with
promises Of GaugerslItps or such t!kc for
themselves or friends, The venerable Dick
Whiting, ex-laen,bcr OF Congress, a1ld ut one
time Collector OF tho Peoria District,
EscoHrEn Ills RON-1S-I4AW KNOWLES.
Tic Il aiding the latter In hts missionary
labors. Dick claims that hs has Just arrived
from Ills rancho In Kansas, aud II on h!s way
to Morgan County to.buy cuttle. As Nor
gun County IL nearer Kansas than Spring
rather gauzy. "Loug" Jones, Collector Of
Shrllug, continues to put Oh Ills best licks
fur tho third tcrlu, and draws his pay from
ITrJ,1Lh A1t ID ia f,f4 e. 1 inv {}Rn
, 1880-05-19
PLANNING THE WOlsK.
Ep<ttai DApateh 10 The t,Ateagu IrtbuH&

6pFtsdt UhP1sth 10 Ih$ CAtFa9o 1F1oAhss
sPn1NdFlG1l, ILL.,, 1tay !S.-The stato
Central Committee ',nst in tlle Leland
House tonight nil present except
two or three meInberH. Lang Jones
pres!de4, and Dun S'epan! filled tho
5ecratary's cl.a!r. The session was a
very harmonious onu, and did not last
any length Ut thus. Greun D. Raum,
Of Golcouda, pope County, Commission
er OF informal Revenue, was unanimously
chosen to act ~ Temporary Chairman. 1t
WIS tllcn agreed that all tho Congress
stonal dtstrlcts-thoso embraced In Cook
County excepted - nleet II, tho
morning aud each select Its
representative OIL tho Committee on Cre-
tentlals. Tho Couyel,tton will 10 called to
order promptly at noon. The names of
the Credenttal Committee will bs re-
ported aud then an adjournment will
be , had. No other business will
be done until utter tho Committee on Creden-
uals shall hayo reported It's innings to the
, 1880-05-19

Ti1son, Collector OF Quincy, promptly
responded to. the cry for help, and is
hero working might md main for
the third term. willis, the Collector Of the
Massac district canle TIP to sttf1cn the ERyp-
ttan backbone. Merriam. the Collector Of
this district, Is at work for Grant for tall
II Is WORTH" Atthe lust Senatorial fight he
fcebly advocated tie cfaftt,s Of Cen. OKlesby,
and for this Logan attempted to dccapitate
lin, having promised the oi'ice to To,n
Mitchell, of Bloomington. nlorria1n's per-
sonal appearance III Washington and earnest
pleading removed the ax from al, exceeding
" close proximity To his official lead. Some
months ago he was opposed To tic third
torm, and
s1pKE OUT Ills M1yp IN NETTING.
Now he is Grant sArieker, and Il somewhat
insignificant tall to tho Logan kite. It is
thus TINT tile cohesive power Of public
plunder Is responsible for lnnny otherwise
many woufd-be candidates for the Legislature.
all Of wlIom feed on Logan's approhatlon.'
circulate from pillar to post through the
corridors of tt'e Leland, al,d DO their best to
tho um'y way to be sayesl il by joinIng tho
Ct,nkltng- L0gau Army Ut Salvation.
n AonT NTH TIE eSse"t,'etss &c neea q tSe e qes sq-
ocrats. Moses Wentworth, and Ton sta-
honey. Both nre working for all they are
wortil! for the Grant booil., Mahoncy. tas
already received l,ts reward, 4 c!erksllp n
English penai colony. lieinteldt and kneH-
ner, of St. Clair County, ,botl, Washburne
mel, Of the most pronounced type, have been
the Geru!an delegates. who are, scattered
through the State. To theln wis thoroughly
, 1880-05-19
rARAsOLS, dc.
20 Pul LAR
Low PRICES.
CROWDS.
PARDR|DGES'
MAIN STORE.

Every day in the week our Store
is crowded with Ladies'. We
have their assurance that our
prices are positively below those
Of any other house in the city.
, 1880-05-19
PRESIDENTIAL.

PRESIDENTIAL.
The Latest Ease Of the Inn
portant Contest at
Springfield.
The Hon. Green B. Raum to
Be Proposed as Tempo
rary Chairman.
No Business to Be Trans
acted by the Con-
vention
Until the Contest III Cook
County Is Definitly
Settled.
The Anti ~Third-T -Termors Confident Of
a Minority in the Con-
vention
Who VIII Vote in Favor Of the
Admission Of the Regular
Delegation.
Logan Gathers In q Large
Force Of Machine Bull
dozers,
But Their Efforts with the Coun-
try Delegations Are Lnrge-
ly Unavailing,
As the Latter Are b determined to
Fight for the Right.
4 Two-Days' Session OF the Convention
Now Fully Assured.
General Presidential Gossip from All Parts
Of the Union.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY, June 14-P. NJ.


The markets for mining stocks to-day were nrSV
ueak and then extremely dull-sOF'uil that during
the last hour of business the " boys OF tue NC"
York Board amused both themselVes and the peop'o
passinp bv on Broadway and Newest by murderl"R
melody il attempts to sing some OF the populdi
sougs of tl,e dav At the American Board silver
Nugget is still .hc particular feature Oh lhe 'l""F'
but lis price yielded TO 1.S5 Durango htlu mS """
at 80. after having sold al 80 Gynn Dac lc'i run
m 70 G5. and Boston Consolidated from l'22 10
los. Tombstone was steady at .. and CoIumpl'
Consolidated at 5lt and Crowcll sold mt ~, agallS'
u on Saturday. Bodie and Bulwer were 4 pe'''I
# 7at and > respectively. At the old board "oon-
shaw was cratic, opening at 2.4O against Z'o Hn.-
urdav and then after falling to 225 1t sold at ED'
62,95. Chrysolite was - lower at l7l9 ana lIltr
Cnef b lower at 07s hut liver ClItl was 80 crWr9
higher at ll2 SOutn Ilite fell from to l.NO. III.
max from 2.l0 to 23j, and Annie was acuNe ~ od Ia
1.O5. Hukil again was lower, VII SAFES i, l,'""
l. so aud Green Mountain after selling al D 'uS,n ,
at 3O5. Caavcras cont inues to DC u lhNoIi.c 7
among the low-priced stocks, and to-day rose lIo'
n TO 70 and closed at 72. May Belle was lower
Rnckevc was dull between 80 and 81, ana M"osc
was weak at ST. Tie market closed dull
The Green Mountain Mining Company mas H'-
clarcd IFS usual monthly dVidcnd-i"r May-"l .
cents per share: . ,I,..d e.,
The Homcstake Mining Company has d"'i iar'd l'S
monthly dividend for MAY OF 80 cents per share
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTOy STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES OF paILA ADELPHIA STOCKS.
MONDAY. June 14-P. n.

MONDAY. June l4-P II
The Improvement In the stock market that was
r.newed late on Saturday was continued to-day,
and considerable progress was made toward higher
prices The business amounted TO 324.2O3 shares
against ODD, ,445 shares Saturday. Prominent In the
dealings were Western Union and Lake Shore which
rose 2la and Is, per cent above Saturdays closing
figures, with later reactions which lett the final
gains ID and 1ls per cent respectively. Michigan
Central with only small amount of transactions,
gained os per cent, and retained all but g per cent
of the advance ut the close. Erie also fca-
ture and recorded greater transactions than any
other one stock, with an advance of 1ss aud re-
action of os per cent Northwest and st. Paul were
dealt in to less amounts than the stocks before
named, but they were strong all the way ont and
closed within small fractions OF their best figures
All the Southwestern list excepting Missouri. Kan-
sas and Texas, made handsome gains, and MISSOURI
Kansas and Texas psr cent, but in final sales
lost the advance.
Even the coal stocks participated IN the general
buoyancy and advanced from la to gig per cent
the latter for New. Jersey Centra-but it was their
weakness toward the close that contributed to tho
reaction felt by the whole list. The elevated rail'
road stocks were higher for reasons stated in to-
DAVIS TRIBUNE. Metropolitan rose from e7% "a
1OOlaQ 100, and Manhattan was active with an aU
vance from S0l& to 84ia, followed BY reactiet
to S30SSla. With the present amount OF busines
done by the New-York and Metropolitan Roads
there seems to be no good reason
doubt that these stocks are % weh ASSURE
Of 10 per cent dividends % any ssoAk
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
Ecqdl Aotlrcs.

IN PURSUANCE Of AN order made by the
,,. olrl Of Common i'ichs aud Tor the tiy and
GOun.y OF NeWl sitting County Judge on the 9Th day
hereby 1 All the CtliOr> aud
persons having claims aEiIpst JAMES j. NC%AIif lately
dong IN Tie CT ana Comfy Of Newly Ta, that
they required present their ssd cln!ms WIN tho
thereof duly verified 20 the subs rrT tue duly MP
the James j. McNnlY, for the br~
lit creditors his place Of builnes 40 - BrOAist
in Of Sew YOik. efOce tho 7t day OF juno
lSsU Datci, New York. March 18th. 1881
PETER MCQUADE Assignee
TOWNSEND d & MAIION Attorneys for assgnCe, l5 Cham
bers st., NCw-lOrk CITY.
MArlO laW0w rul
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
Cost dn0 Goun0.

I OST.-Bank- book No. 104,66 issued by
- the German Savings Bank In The city Of NewYork u
H. BoLDT. Is missing The hn1er is requested
bank. II restored before Of July
1890 application viii be made 10 the GanS for book.
I OST.-Pass Book No. 21, S75, issued by the
North River savings Bank. The finder will please
II at bank Immediately.
I OST or STOLEN.-Bank Book No. 50, ,339
issued by German ayDgs Bank. in the city Of New.
York TO C. Kethman and is missing. All
persons are cautioned not 20 negotiate
Tho Under or holdr q the book win please deliver II
bank II uOt restored within sixty days
AuTiL Application wiz be made 70 the bank Q book
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
election Notices.


NORRIS ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
HODOKEH, y. J.. June Z, 1880.
TINHE ANNUAL NEE TING Of the STOCK
HODEKs OF this Company the election Of Directors
vii b, held Gt IiOboken, on WEDNESDAY,. July Z,
lSrO.
Polls win bo open az IL o'clock and close at IL
Transfer books VIII close June 10th open July 7th
FRED. +. CHANBERa
kAoENlAFR
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
Qearners.


A LII wanting st-cass teachers should apply
N al EELLOGGS Edu :atiOna UHlcc, % Easl IAN ST.
An experienced graduate will give private
"a instruction classics Eng is. mathematics "r thc
science, during The 1rs tcSinuias ana T'ici'
ebces. Address LIG Ma Box 4, Tribune Once
A LII wanting best teachers American OF
~ for dcuaTtneut, low or lhGh S"uli nave
'.Candiiat - New Bulletin lnIci iOl purtjt. j. W.
SCHEH ERHORN, SecrctarJ American School institute
80 East lIth ST., y. y.
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACflERS
N AGENCY supplies Colleges Schools and Families with
thuongn!y competent IIOies6Jrs PRINCIPALS anI lcicLcI
Families go'ig abroad to the country pJnpy suited with
scrur Iutos or Call address u - NJ j.
YOUNG American aud Foreign Teachers Agency. - CnOn
square
DINCKNEY'S AGENCY for SCHOOLS and
L TEACHERS.-iHtrduces t. Schools an; Families sulc.
iuhtinctlIn The Index just punished. cont Teach
crs' Birin Of SchOOI IIuDcTcS for sale o ~ Rent
valuable iniOriuatiu-u furnished for stamp.
Pf%CkNI YS SCHOOL DIRECTORY 27S pages; Pa
nfs Edition. special catalogue 81 school VI list
Iicr al OH cr, VI MAI. ca t0r nO are. u ceLs ...
'NN ~ 7. COZ I.~WJltiI Pl%CkNEY
DOM Building cor. EGOtdwdv ani Iitsi, ~ l. CITY,
TINEACIIt.RS supplied to schools and fmmiheS.
l. Mlss FLOHENCE FIT Il, EDCCATlO%AL BU'
II.AU .ha,cintnt. - UmOasGharr.
TI1UE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY pro-
vide, teachers or schools helps cicicrS III obtaining
un,t Gun sc. For further informant II add r-~
a. LOWELL < CO, - i:Ond 81. New York
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
Business Gbanees.

VALUABLE PATENT for SALE or to LET
N upon royalty Phinneys Patent self eckoIing Spring
Scn the only practical scale tho globe that gives weight
Nm. II. PHINNEY, Pawtuoket, r. I.
MIXTURES, TOOLS, MATERIALS, &C., of
the beat jewelry Vermont upon easy terme
Galr rmptOTy and immediate. Apply at once TO E h
HUNTINGTON, st. Abans, VI.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
gnstrnrll6n.
For Young Ladies-Citv.

MISS CHISHOLM will open school lot 61
w girls at rs Madsonaye on MSnGay a Tpnchos and
Latin sci araic class boys; Kindergarten Fiech "uu
German thoroughly taught
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
For Both Sexes-Citv-

Nine. DA SILVA & Mrs. BRADFOl{ilgor li or9 >
vi formerly Mrs Oroen Hcnmansl Engiisi I@cn % and and
Chitren No y 3Shst, NewYOk wlIl le0pr aIIv a.
her ~ Application may be nlaue Oy Iet'ei VI P
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
s,tnatlone yUuuGeo femalcs.

1 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
a. an It's "i good compeien female neryan,H aud use
Nnns AZ th" large Od rstLbis,cd PROTESTANT home
bC Liza 1, IoS biXth.ale.. 4th hVUse above iVth'sL
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
Tnu;D CALI o',LrCK T.. Il.

Annie silver Nurst durango go, l!HNH .
lCO % fud..---. go l'uI '.'' I'"' '''
lIOt. Loo 1"' - "'1 bl';, 90 - '''''
CLIMAX Clry-Oufr tlt uu ltlr ."' 'i
t,, ''' +, ,,,t, 80 IrnI >...l' iu't %
silver Nut.'t h0 b'oI'..' d'u.....' 10 'u,' %
80 .. - B"st"u con iiH~H, l.'i' ''-
300 boo. l.3t luI...... l.'' "i h". l .'' @' ~
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
Eau 5cl1ools

ALBANY LAW SCHOOL.-Fall Term begins
"a september 1880 For circulars address ii iOlACE F
SMITH, Dean of Law School, Albany y. y
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
10 O'CLOCK To IL O'CLOCK.

Tex Pac IN l. G'nts
5000. -. ....62
st l. Il I Mount 20
Preferred Inc
5000. b3.
c st Paul * Min
Land Grant Ia
l,UU0. 0.......lW
Union rae lst Ntg
10000 ...... ia
L & IL l e .st VI
Trust Co Ger As
Supplementary
l,OOD.. ......Sf1
Alton & I II I'd prf
l,OOJ.
Tol & Wab Con con
$1,000 ........y1H
5000. .b3 g71
Toledo e Wab "a
J,OOn.. ....l0
Ct Western I'd Mtg
30 o. .... -.SJJl
5000. ..... .9JTs
Oregon X & y lst
5000. .b3. "a
Ind Is X West Inc
1900. 90. ....50
Chic X u X Pac IS
1917 COuDOns
1000. =. .c..ll9
Houston 4 I Z lst
Main Line
5000. O.......1084
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
srcoNp c.L!.-l2:3O o'Cl0CK =. II.

Tombstone ~H?'r Eu.@"' IiuhlI, 90, ,N1, 80 o.,
"in ,." w" ' q % " -.i -uiio rur,,l
9n,..'... l-.uu lOUui.p. l.l1 Com Nicihd 90 - go
--il,.:, .t.,f i.oiic loo ..hi"%-u i'd -iH. 80
~, 80, 900 -, I'iti. Chi'f toi-ahit tuiL
lUUUh@u. l."I HHi"'L M d" '----' !" ~" '''' ~
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
5lIuailon5 Uinteo-GlI!es

Situations iUinteo-tttIles
SMART GERMAN. AMERICAN. twenty
y wsit. oo-t"l ia 'nc.cAnic or business
l,, l1,c,I forcr w. r,s N H. s. i orchads rear
ASSlsTANT BUOKEEPER.-By a respect
able ten years tApcFir9ee Is comptcnt ana & rrii'
HiSroIs ',,' E B t. i5 Soail.r.
DOOKKEEPEE.-A competent boUkkerpcr
ins- Is rrrnn" 'a'a,, Gfrcc '''
DARIiEEEPER.-By n young man 20 years
ID oi situation a. laikcrpoI La had two ears eA,
'% IT, X rIe ' 5 5I East "a ii .iGst I I.D-, r..
NLERK or COPIlST.-I want u position as
clerk Or in any ynn 2c rcS SS or %% o S%s Snys I IS
cirrclS's SG SSa' Aaris f. Br5Eyn Post once j. j.
NOACIIMAN and GARpENER-A married
&c % %aS% 3 i" ,aes fes GSy %a IL
ED. aI%iar SD'1 address stiiUBERT, I6. East ltlst
NOACHMAN.-By a Protestant man who
y thoroughly understands the Of horses carriages
sna s1 az s best fn % @ IN city cat years and
1 Gns no % iepaS Td%Sr 9s0 S
%tSfi5j WtSt 5adst ,'.N0 80
GARDENER and FARNIER.-By cOmpe-
st% ad %n rnits ana V"SoaS
coSs @ wh ana 1SF aS &s Sr4ss R1S
~ Tribune Uptown Onice l2Ss Boaiwsy
ARDENER.-By a married man, English, no
& E % s vS ysrS @ d pr OF mas
thoroughly understands gotnhonses giaperts IIlns veg
stock &c. wife would take full
charge OF dalrv fully understands: best Of city
rrfcruccs Address CARLISLE, Tribune Uptown Office,
l.13S IIUaiway.
LOSTLER &c.-By Il young man lately
landed to go cOuslry city, to take Of hors
or do farming. Apply, FRANCIS DAILY, rear 2+l West
lSth 81.
IbORTER.-By willing man as porter in
store wholesale retail. house or hotel; will make MIN
s,li useful Cal or address WILLIAM WILL SlO 2dave.
DORrER or DRIVER in Il wholesale house !;
i have had years experience in Ncw-YOrS am sober
honest aud furnish the best Of references
Address 81 o., Liza I'd ave
DORrER or WATCHAIAN.-By man "a
wears OF age mad experience watchman ;s honest
faithful and the best Of rcierCnces Ad
dIcss c. IlIOMP~ON. 25U GOi-st Brooklyn
GALkSMAN.--By Il young man 10 years of
n, dry goods silOman truit GlHk has had several
\i rXpcriCuc" the line and satisfactory
cncc Address JOHN HARRISON, 40 MulOeuy.sL
GALESMAN or COLLECrOR.-By Il pushing
y young freshman. "a years Of salesman col
ctGr. has cuOl references, and wiling pslf
iu TO hia rnpoycr. Address H. J. NJ. 6 East Broadway
VA AIrRESS.-A competent English waitress;
understands making all kinds of salads, OF silver
serving uf take mans p.1co country TOR the
summer best city reference Cal at 2l0 East 2Gh St
XNAITER.-By an experienced Swcde, a sit
uatiou walter In small private family, TO travel
with any family INVALID gentleman city reference. Ad.
Grrss e. LUND, 20G Myrtle-avc. Brooklyn.
XNyATCIlMAN or JANlTOR-A middle-aged
w whtchman or Janor; has hal Fix years' cx'
pcrlrncc Waterman ~ sober. honest and Trustworthy
best of city references Cali address f. ~
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MiscelIaneO

GCHOOL Properties tor sale or rcnt.-\rW
I0Sunmer mailed Schcrncrhorn 30 l. "a
SCHOOL Wantcd.- Either private school or
- academy 10 fin el!gibe opening for one by rrcsbv
~ i,riuciUaL TnACIE 80 BIatte st., Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
DOBERTSON ELECTRIC

Ia ultE REDUCTION COMPANY,
zt,lu 81 r nl the Sat" nl New YORK
STOCK tIuUp Ob 2uOuuU hl'rrH; par Nalu' SO
Fun pAid AMI unaAsessal'
IINDIIN r. Al y IciI'J iitl lIttSutcT,
THIS cpnpan, prepared to sell license "r The use OF
prs~ wlr c.a>s ui rrlrllluus aud iG
Tractor, ores r1rri lead at cost Of - ntr
ion All upon the patents owned by the com
panv Will he promptly prosecuted ~
rlmrilnl Olc Rooms - and -, No % Broadway New
NofE
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15

GENERA, Charl,. r. rompkin4 Pro>idcnt General Mart
r Mc.iaL0n. Wee President Hon. Nathan u. WGndrl
Treasurer - NJ. Hamilton secretary Andrew q. VIM
Charles Il. knowles, Matthew White, Dr. Joseph W. Also
" alter B.. lluiCUmb.