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, 1880-02-18
WASHINGTON.
AIdrich's Immediate Trans
portation Bill Likely to
Co Through.
Tic Sub Committee to Report Fa.
vorably, and Both Houses
Well Disposed.
The Newspaper Charges Against Repre-.
sentative Ack1en Sustained by
The Committee.
Yesterday Devoted by the House
to a Dreary Debate on
Rules.
Railroads Protesting Against q
Reduction of Stec1-Isails
Duty.
T:!;e Senate Believed to Be op-
posed to the 3I-2 Per Cent
Refunding Bond.
How tho Democrats Figure Out fgnn.
illus Donnelly's Victory 0rer
Fyashbnrn.
His Champions Somewhat Puzzled to
Explain Their Inconsistent
Position.
IMMEDIATE TRANSPORTA-
TON.
Nit. ALpHIC1I'H BILL.
Rntrfni Htsnafrh IN ~ MI
How tho Democrats Figure Out fgna.
illus Donnclly's Victory 0rer
Washbnrn.
His Champions Somewhat Puzzled te
Explain Their Inconsistent
Position.
TRANSPORTA-
TON.
MT. ALDRICII'H DIlLr


Special Dspoteh 10 7ht Chicago Ttbuns,
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 17.-3fr. Wilson,
representing the Importers Association Of
Chicago, finds on his return here thut tie
sentiment respecting tho Aldrlch Immediate
Transportation bill l,es very materially
changed within tho last ten days. Western
nsombers generally have heard from their
constituents, and largo numbers OF letters
md petitions from merchants md commercial
parties have been received here recommend
Ing the paSsage Of tho bill. Western md
Southern members have been to Mr. Altlrlcll
and advised that, II tho Committee on Ways
and Means should withhold tia bill loo
long, iso should endeavor to secure its passage
under suspension Of the rules on Monday, rs
they were confident there was u two-thirus
vote in the House In favor Of it. There docs
not seem to bo my disposition on the part Of
the Ways and Means COMMITTEES to withhold
tho bill. It simply has not yet bcon reacheti,
for tho reason tint other matters pend
ing prior to tie time when this Bill was
called TO tho attention Of the Committee hnye
absorbed nil the time. Mr.. Morrison says to-
day TINT, rs soon oil the Funding bill Is dis
posed nf. he will favornbly rnpurt the Aid
rich bill from tie Subcommittee to tho
wholo Committee, and
lie Is OF OPINION
that the Committee will give 1t speedy and
It was thought at first might be hostile TO the
scheme, says to-tlny that ho Ia heartily in
favor Of It, and will support 1t with enthusi-
aRnl, Mldtng that the Western people nro
greauy mfstnken II they think to intends to
assist In keeping my legls'atiye barriers In
tho way. Of t{lelr progress. Colger, Of Mich
fEan. who had some doubts NJ tho question
Of damage III the bill at first, hns had
port tho bill III tho Committee. Tie
Southern and Western members OF the Com
mittce also have informed themselves Of the
nature Of, the bill, and VII! give 1t their sup
port. Altogetllo1, Mr.. Wilson thinks that
tl.e outlook at tho Ilouso end is very favora-
BILE. In the Sennte. Gen. Logan has already
thoroughly canyassed the Commerce Conl-
!nittee, md IS confident tllat the measure will
be reported from TINT Committee it 1t comes
from the House In time, and OF its pnssage by
tho Senate he los no doubt.
, 1880-02-18
on Foreign Rc1attons rfSs2 d back thu
Trenet! claims treaty witt = :ommendation
Observation-Disclosures.

DONNELL LY-WA8IIDURN;
HOW THE FonMKR's cAsH Is FIGURED o,J1.
sptetdf Dbpateh 10 1ss Chicago Tribune. -
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 17.-Tho House
Committee on Elections held long session
today, and discussed the Donnelly-Wasl,-
burn case. Several members OF tho Sub
Committee submitted their views. Two Of
them were hfr. Arnhe1d. OF North Caroltuo,
md afr. Deltzhooyer, Of Pennsylvania. The
1ntter gentleman Is said to have bccome
somewhat excited on account OF questions
askcd lIlm by Republican members of tho
Committee. 1fr. Deltzhoover had argued
that the Minneapolis vote for .Washburn
ought To be thrown out because It was
fraudulent" When asked why 1t was
fraudulent, no replied because the bal-
lots were numbered. "Tlen 1t isl
said Republican member OF the
Committee, "suggested that all the votes
cast for Mr. Deltzhooyer at the last election
were fraudulent because they, Too. wero
numbered" This mato the PENNSYLVANIA
purist mad. Ia said that the pennsylyanlf.
Constitution required ballots to be numbered
wi'l]o tire Constitution Of Minnesota did not;
Mr. Deltzhooyer
WAS PHEBsEp 10 EXPLAIN
why numbered ballot was fraudulent" In
Minnesota and not In Pennsylvania, but he
could not It Inny be remarked hero that ffa
knew TINT tho Constitution Of Pennsylvania,
ono clause Of which requires that ballots shall
be numbered, was adopted by m overwholm-
Ing vote, n minority Of both political parties
supporting 1t. Tho provision which requires
the numbering Of ballots was inserted for tho
express purpose OF preserving the purity Of
elections. Both parties approved It, md 1t il
said to work well In practice. Mr.. Armtlelft'a
duty, this morning, wns 10 read and explain
the new election returns agreed upon by tho
Democratic members Of the Subj -CommIttee-
These now returns dtsfranchise att citizent
Of Minnesota who voted for Mr., Washburn,
md give his seat 10 1gnntius Donnelly by
majority OF f65 votes. To do this ofcourse
1EquIREp BONE PRETTY NICE CALCULATIONS,
Tie mathematical genius who made them
WAS not Mr. Armfeld, apparently, for TINT
gentleman stumbled a good deal in Ills ex-
pInnatio1ls, anil created tie impression TINT
le had not "learned his lesson" very we'll.
Mr.. Manning came to the assistance Of tho
NORTH Carolina Statesman. Mr.. Manning ts
from ), Mississippi, where The mystery Of
out majority Is perfectly understood; Bit
even Mr. Manning was not able to make tho
accuracy Of this new count perfectly clear to
the Republican members OF the Committee
No decision In the case was. reached this
morning. Three members of the Committee
@Nlr. Camp, Of New York; Mr.. Plilster. Of
hentMeky ascn ~ M SpsSr Sf
case continues to excite speculation. Many
Republicans believe that lie Inns courage
enough 10 resist this new DenlDcrnttc at.
tempt TO steal State, but thus far }1s has
given 10 sign us TO what he will do aboutit
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Observation-Disclosures: "Wel Nobbs, bow
do like The play e. Nobls ;. An9-a, h0W 90 yea
glasses IN the house are on him"
"HEARTLTSs DTSREsPECT FOR PEASANT
PLEASANTRY.-Rural Postwar Glad tu see You o. WI
'ere agln Mr. Jccs. Hive got letter for ger from yer
Young lady. thiik. Fnc GAL amt she Drnk ven
ie'lth, sir Glad alive SUI sr Jones (Wh"
does appr clic gentle country fam iiIl c,: I'm
quite alive, Muggins hand over the letters Or You may
find I'm Kicking Wc'-lFum.
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5ituations Wanteo --9emaIes.

CHAMBERWORK. HOUSEWORK: WAIT,
ING &SBy tidy usefS t ySnPRR FITS io ST HOME
BUREAU. lsS Gthave. four doors above iOth.st
NOMPANION.-As companion to an elderly
~ lady in The country would give h,r service 70 ne s
faS iaRy Address NJ Box d. lI'OO pO1n O.
NOOK.-By a first class cook German, q
- situation in arstcass family city or country ia
NOOK-By a frst-class cook; will assist IN
~ Washing unatT'i2nds her w cEseb Ue ad and 2Sss
first ioor
COOK by most competent person (SWcdiSnl
~ drstclass cook prefers the country l.cit ~
f Broa % %f between ~ TI s 3d and sdss
COOK.-By an excellent Scotch Protestant
y woman irs Cass references as COOK S,, IN I1 9S
Gr>tLa" baker; Gy Or any part OF the country O'h 80"
NOOK.--Bv Protestant woman is cook in a
~ private family cIncten or al kinds OF 5.oSnS tt
or cointry. 81 Vest 55th-.l., candy Store
COOK, WASH, lRON.-By. German hcIR.
Gaa be seen s 3i IRE ord M oA D'
COOK. WASHER and IRONER. - BY Il
y young erson who can riye ungS 5p.i9na B.a VIII
cuccs IS vtY good coos Nctl'"t = ~ Iitn9I.,iy
I nsi@ a@S 5 5is and ID srs ' ''''' '
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 213 West 35th-
a. , IT. c 5 n oa y% and 9ccond co"s war men,
ce,s canlrrnd" watr"t n"rrr; &C.. fr! 40 10 Ie
supplied with experienced help Al! orders "v matt I'o"p
uOUSEWOEK.-A S0cdr~r girl for general
L hors work al at 10 last 29th 81
HOUSEWOEK.-By Il Protestant younG
man as e. IA honsrW"r' * ai.L i'n,rs W. T,1
I he seSn al so i@Wrsi i5isi
UUUSEWORK.-B very capable Norwegian
nmrS E not % or %dk / i% o" S paGrT
STA d. care % mis-. Sc ca 80 IN ave. nrar ~t'rst.
HOUSEWURKER.-By Il neat, tidy; nIclli-
gent Io',slnr gill viii he renc ly u."fnl ia
itmiy n ANY t'I'"itN IN 90 600 ',''N 49,,
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, June ., l'so
The following sales were held at the Exchange

y
Q A. story brown-stone DIVE liIGS. with lots. nos l43
and IS East :5Ttl.st u slil Il e OF IAXhrt1nave,
lots together. SIZE 3j.oX9S.JXJj. 9X3!ZAl2 Gj6; ~
CathaIlue Harris. 4'CVJ
Bg James ". O1kiey & Co.
1 2.sOry frame ing with lot. No 3-3 West 'd'st,
RScc s6j2 or iow' 81 ~. l33
L a. me n ~ cha Il u o'' .o zoos
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


1b3d ST. n e. zoos It Of Morris-qve. OK 90; John
Volk and wife John Ma.lOier aud Wlto;... S@"'u
ISTy T' p{sIr:t -. 1900
New.ave u e cor Of llltlrst. 90 l2x9j and asonw
cT O StAavc ana ll4thst, 5Lj2X 10 Lena Lett so. o
major husband to atattne Fox l-z'O
ethaYe Sc Ts4c. sns o. to Miri 1900
1S2t;st 81 lG and . 81 o Mari oBr 900,
Jame;st no 80 co., q; rad Rose and ahdier 400
52d.st. Il :, $50 II Of jtuave, 22.iXlOp5; JAMES
Roosevelt and another, trustees ETC 70 OE"'h ~ ,on
Snmmit.ave. n g. 2Gi.3 II W OF WIlmmsnridee Ioad
7jXlOO; George Opdykc and vile 10 COihehI NJ a.
snm'Tt'aye n - 1898 II w of WillamshiiiaC road.
7JxlOO; George Opdyke and wiieto Coih'LIs u 49,
l'tns5 s. 70 iI2 w + W 81 I MINI 2'ou
G2dst 40 80 J. a = l7.GXt0JJ Louis \ Low ana
wife EdwafdB Ecker. ..."...;
Same Edward y Ecker ana wife 10 Samuel
III an tllCf-..... E'iIOu
Woodllwn HEIGHTS, Nos 49, 500 jO2, DOB. 5ol,
sos. sos. j0a. j'7 aud j9S, Jane Potter 10 JaAe g,
Potter, eXtcutrX
S Sti o6 go sif rs William i KrIv 23CGO
same pTOpe Y; William Kelly 10 CHARLES Iuany -SJ'U
4hPge s S0 81 I 10 go II $4,000
AveiA e1 w cor y, OF ~ afes $4,000
2oth st. s. 100 II Of lstave, UuxV@9 Charles IL
unn and wife "a Lyons & Blu n ..;.,..;
2I.ave 253 IT. Of 9Sthst, Z52xlOO John hald oo
Il
4othcst n = 2939 II W Of 3dave ls9xlO0.5 Eliza ~
smith 10 Nathan Zemansky l"oO
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sllnaLiore mhr.eo-- MlIcs.

,,.,.r.,t.t.,,Lx.rs r,p .riI. N..V-
- l3th ii;iiEI ~. ", ~. ~ 80 ..-, J., f.
=, CO... 90 w. ,,..ee', - Ill. e., ...,'t...
- y 49,. .'.s'', ',,|.. " w. - >.
H@2.+~i ..ri4e" or.0 ,r raitc e'i ."-.y '''.I e.
c it',' ..'.. 40 lib '"'-' ''''''''' -'
4 COLLEGE SITDf>T, t"O't-'"r vra's
~ - AGO. .I- " in' '"'.' .'i '' 7'.l r. 3D.. 9
r,,ry "'''ra, aaa f'i,r..~ Ati, j.. S..
AmLriaL Ma.
4 FRENCH Can NDIAN %, % wears ryr'.
t.l N.ih -''i o. i''r'',- 10, i"-.'i 49, .. 81 '''
ali. ~ v,nr Of ,.I.hr Coacqr.... Ga1d,,i-
y 49,. r,lur's waiter. tors- tl..r. ..f,,.,'. a..
tr''', D. ,"'l' g., IT, n FIX, yriuyii
4 STE>OGRAPHER and typewriter (orn-
y IN .ic'rtr ,-t"h ID" rS enc! ~ NO., apr
Scr rary rr.,rrrr ~, s,,.trt,'I. haarr.. ~IL>".
,ri',n,.I.ri, ....,
y 80. 40, .,.. ~ L. -. ,,. .i., A., .....
mcnt -'rd' G'np"t,p' 4" a." gro NIT pa l' ~
walk 'onn,
~ , lsr.r d.. j. G.o a,l 'r as ' 80.
fring ", I,. amin, AZ, iiui.',ri., .,t.. a. ,,t
Wy Ny ' Sew, lIayr2 t.,np ''' "''' :" 80 'N
wiling vouug man. 10 wears Of agc. wants
1T 10 m@ u a % i. Az l 'o i, n ' ',I 81
any work Cal or address DAVIS -r'iN' 80 H'r-n
\ lOCNG MAN desires to o''iaia 2 Si;ua'ion
any capacity whcr r tnu"i To- ~ -r o. h1 r'lp tr''T
,tcc-. AMI -'' y given Tor t2uDp Address J, M L"A
nooEKELpEP ,rCI EpI; p..,,., It'll.
M @ 49,, .-,tt ~ ~ 49, ~ ''
., i{,, .' u, re- or i . ,,. can az, IT, H. 49,
;r. ~ M 49, ,l. ~ IN i. ~. '' ''"' CIV
DOOKKEEPEB or CLERK-liy young
ID yrarso age br,h per or r.rrk 90 Il iurr
cautc house ntst tIl-H fcitroccs
AdoIcs,J. n, 81 :d Sc. J,r.cy cav
(NLEIk, or any position, wanted IN 4 mrr-
~ c'ni;lr oc hy r-prr 'lr hm.r Do go wear. ~ ng"
a had year, insnr.a Spcn'nc" h -ira ~. spI,rr aud
T'ahr; haa ilr bet OF rrf'rhces if'ssJ ~ -" III
<,trrY c,,y.,, ,>.-.,n1trcr,,, -
iLli ~ " ~ or ,,i:l. ~, r,i.-bY
y F""Ht N'Itl''l r. N'H W 49, wan 6'N '''- 'Nl'rl-
enc !" '". ii 90 ',% ~ d" 90 E''i H"''rrS'
YIvH' :" ~ n. '"' "n' mas 'N'''hl l'tI'"'ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
Gitp Real Gstate for Sale

EOR SALE.-A daily newspaper, or bank
II can secure the property remain.
ing unmprOved city For particulars apply 10 KU-
LAND d WHITING Beekmans
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD, $50 West 22d-
st 4.st0ry brick. for sale; commissions allowed II
West HOuston-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
NNHITE STAR LINE.

VVUITE STAR LINE. ,,- -. -,
w United SKATES AID ROYAL. MAI STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AID IdNhNFDJl~ -
MOTT E. Tie steamers " this IAht iaEo l" "io
recommended by MauIY, T. y N on OOth lio od"i
AMI hOlnewlTd voyages , D.. g., .
ADIIAI It. capt. Jeunng ..Ihutslay Juno ~ ~ III.
GktMANIC Cant. KenuclN- 7d'"IL Ju'' ''; - - III
BALTIC cant. Pirs .....-.. Idrs'iav Ju1 - !" a.
from .TIIE WHITE STAR DOCK FOOT OF WHSr
steamers uniform IN size AMI nnsurAa>r ~ az,
IOIutmruts The Sta rI'piuS smoking AMI bti'
rooms ~ ed amdsipS. where the nose nd nJ'A a.
FELT, alOIdlng degree OF comfort hcIto uhd' 'iI'
al ,....-. .n, o.,,r,,
tickets on favorable terms
THESE situcrs neither cattle, sheep nor plg+
and other lu uTlt ION apply ~ l3
Company Onc"S No 81 Brott"ay. Nc~ orr 81 10 go
Walnut At. hladelUh Isl. 'OtIIS' AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
GOuutrn llrcperip for Sale ano 90 Eet.

TOR SALE.-A good and rOOmy cottage,
with stable aud about of an acre pleasantly located
on bon, and mortgage. Address p Q. BOX 2,814.
DOR SALE.-Store and dwelling combined,
at MGISSE D1e R Ts GG9nty, l. Aud'e''
TOR SALE or TO RENT.-Fnrnished or I'M
furnished desirable residence in Phil ips9urg ~ j. on
hill opposite Eaon Penn gar waier Laundry 1" @a
valleys OF Delaware and ig two hour Py ran from SEW
Ia ION PENN ifierI minutes walk from Lafayette Cooge
Penn. llcnt stable Garage house poultry YARD and
fine pear ard ana gtapery on premises plenty OF Sh9i'
L i.St'L' box iJ Pm'ips6Grg, =. j.
HOUSES, STORES aud CQUN1,HR2Y9, PLACES &C
Esianishc, since 1886 3 Finest ana Lilo B'dwoy.
HUDSON RIVER RESIDENCE. - superb
ely lcaina aHd,omr h%e ann n Fl o ye, i
&C. icl Aae 4" rent IHie T?r Ssanf pouglkeepsie NY
KANSAS PPOPERTY.-For sale or exchange
IN NcwY, rk Brooklyn Guy properly hnG farm OF
~ acr one a. on IA nieI rom IN i"Mr 81, ,vat"n
hedge aronrd and across IN entire I9rW Hlt Snd iolC
NTOXTCLAIR, \. J.-FOR SALE-A hand
Vk residence property Of about three acres; avn
fine vcetar paIdcn ard stable: house IL handsome mes
c,ec, las u rooms gaS amt city improvements III pc'e'
'''ei seven H6WE T%SGNs, 10 cedar,sr, y y
TVORRISTOWN.-T rent; furnished hand
nce of f frnt terms rc,sonIb@ J. C0NDcT riur s.
NEWBURG -on. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES coun-
~ Try seats dwellings, far Sed or ulurnisnvo
for sae Old prices cool mountain 2r iiycr
scenery ma IN. l. :. ri ENEE' Ar"bu'F' ny
NIAGARA, CANADA.-1he York Academy
~ rented for July and August or arrangements
made for roardla gcnt,c family, &C. the proprietor heuG
DESTROYS d spending vacation in Europe.
ORANGE, y. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
W SEATS To- .ct ana >tr furnished ana uniurnSel
RLACKW i.IIG SNli H. unp. nam station, Orange. 81.
rE'O LET.-At Est Oranrc, Il handsome
house rooms al no:cra improvements plot Of land
VII" nun "'' w. y. GIBSON, 1? lQth1yc, y. Y.
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Che Curt.
Excursions.
BRIGHTON BEACH.

B:tuoKLYN, FLATBUsH AND CoNEY ISLAND
RAILWAY. -
TRAINS LEAVE Fla. kUsH:AyE:, LONG Is,
LAND DEPOT. BROOKLYN. hourly from $3.50 a. m 70
-. D. NJ aud from y:l5 a M 10 p half hourly. sep
arate trains run from BEDFORD halfh0utly from
"a a. 3i Last train from the Beach leaves 10
$40 D. -, ,,..,, $1,000.
Fulton Ferry and Atlantic Avenue cars IRON oouns
Bedford station s reached Grand and Roosevelt Street
Ferries by the Trankn ald rapid transit ains
W. l.. DOH IN. Gen. SupL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
forses. Carriages, 1aruess. sc.

A FINE PAIR of BAY HORSES, 16 hands.
n sound and thoroughly broken perfectly fearless
be sold a. very Teaso able price on account OF iamy
having gone Europe private stable. II
West 65th.st., after lO:30 A. m.
HORSE WANTED for its board in the
country. where will have hight work and good Gre
Any family horse that they have Do use
for during tne sumner months can address "aofssE
WANTED" Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
PAClFdC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoM My

DOTTERDAM L.N3.
llotcamerS co.'s Pc adj Pav,a Ferry, ,I,ry ty
SCHItDNM, saturday MAY 2i...,W y, sCioLl hN.
IAN FEkDAM, McdurSit', Junc 3
Isl C4D1. 5tD-s7O ~ Cabin, Si5-S60 SiceraSe. SO
II.C AZAIX, GcLcTal Agent, - south " Iiiail 81
FUN Gil kDi q CO.. ~ south Niliam.~, Freight Arta
l.. W.MOKRIs 5u broadway, Genera Passage y 2cht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
Ocean 6IrImers.

NE II - MAIL, STEAMERS
n -'NAAC' - ~. ts.lnI,-
~ MN .lOlth an t,l..AN',''N
FROM ll'I 10. ~ NUitn t VET w" .lc ~, ~,
Anch','" ----'' 'i it ~ ~ IiI Z t. M
Etho ~ 40 y ~ - ,t, ,r.c ,". - "
Cabins So 10 - -, tkcur1'" .'%r," 81
NI.W.VGj{t 'TG IONDOS DIRECT.
From Fer \o 4G North River foot uf Chtrl,s.,
' ~ ~ ~ ' t,,.'. - m
Sira,%rs Marco mus "a ,o' err; messenger,
t,,. - 1ut az Lv,ur., 4, tirErt N red caI IA ts
i,L,uSox 't,.yi ,il..,l
iiH-' "f'-"N "'''l II Ii @>-V'''' .''" -
NENER Il. TRANS NGI.ANJIt (tlMPANl !,
mr. r,i-.N
w :" DIV a., .i M Il" ~ nv, 49,, ~. i,i.1
lINcl'iN Nv lhI> M ~ u'l pIlH ] ~ . s,,,l
Wv ana the di'e"h'orS OIL cf''S'n- the '"'""' !" SUN
ItANCE TTu 'W'1r Siav Jun It, -" i ~, ~
~ ~, di'-' ~ " I'm. 20 q,
LABRADOR. SJ"t'tT: ~ i.'s''iN J"'r 49,, 60"
Checks a." on r'dH LVonhi Z" t' ~. @ US he
>-.,,,|.,, I,I.,.
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TAST TENNESSEE and NORTH CARO-
II LIMA MINERAL and AoRICTLrUR.Aadd 49,! LANDS P
HENRY n COL1ON, Knoxville Tenn. Hew.fork CITY
reiereDces OF ArstcieAs RiVen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
S'"' fer ''''''''''' ''''"aF ,. FREEMAN. Proprietor

A'ENEN SPRINGS MDIN FAiN HOUSE,
- ,o,fr. / g. most ;r.i>unnH he. h,aitltH Fam
81, Il"a,- th..tsIy renovated aId nun''d Lhty te.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
Anriion Sales OF Real C:stGle.
Gitn prouertn 60 Eet.

ITO LET Immediately, q fOur-story English
basement house, unfuTn!shed or palua ~ iuIhsi on
corner near Madison square good place Tor hy Sclal
desiring needed several dctaD!c tenants
remain Apply Martin Keneu, 40 East 23dst y NJ e. A
building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
Gunner Resorts.

A CCOMMODATIONS for few adults among
N the Berkshire Hills CITY reference. 5. BENEDICT
New.MarlbOrO. Mass
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DRIEATE f'tmIly offers excellent board,
pleasant. HEALTHY location: mountain air three hours
from N's lor.; Oesabl, for families BOX IL Circcv1le
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10

CHAMBERWO HOUSEWORK. WAIT.
~ ING &c-By tidy, useful Young girls, for city and
country for moderate wages At the PROTESTANT HOME
BUREAU, 1873 Gthave. four doors above lOthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10

DHOSrECT HOUSE, Bethlehem, White
Nwtu;n-. y. II. 4 Grstcass summer tori,ng house.
send Tor iuI PARTICULARS. GEO. W. PHILLIPS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10

DROSPECT HOUSE. Nyack-on- the-lIudsOn.
OPENS JUNE J..
tan b. reached 10y Steamboat lines also bv Hudson
Ii,,r J.. y ant Antl.il r. H. uf y. J. liOIs. has IA
MODERN nprpyc,h commanding one Of the nnest views
'r The hudson, - ,,,.r.,,,, ,,---,.,.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
INMAN LINE ROYAL MALL srLAMEKS.
AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These nrsclass steamships sa' regularly ii p ~ from
Ilcr 40. =, North itlYt,, a. ui uw,:
STIAGO Dr. Ct ia. cant. I1Otc thursday Juno
-. .satuIaay. JHnr ~
,s"lj FoI freight Apply
IN WILLIAM T. CLYDE. * 60. No. 81 iIUa .Hay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10

COOK. by most competent person (SWcuiSnl
" "a frstclass prefers the country II cihrleh III
every brnc OF business; best cfences Can al Lou
hellNnnn Ala and .2Mkls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10

COOK-By a first class cook (German) q
~ situation in hrstcass family city or country ia
70. alt1,s Cr.ta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10

NOOK.-By st-class cook ; will assist IN
~ wasbIng understands her best OF references;
wages 3O6 Gtnave, between I'D ana %SdSls'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
DROsPECT PARK HoTEL,

DtWLEY SPRINGS, VA. 1000 feet above
IA tr. er--t 1picity Three Large h0trs with accom-
inu, 'rl- o.. ~ t. Opn Jud" !. For particulars
airr. G.. y ~Pi \KEG. utlsui er, liarrisonOurg, Va
A,EA Nlt.W HOUSE, Sayin Rock, West Ha-
- ,,i conn. i,uuw open Tor tie season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
Brooklpn prOperin for salc anN 90 Cet.

mo LET OR FOR SALE.-IIOusP, 81
TIicksst house and store ~ 81 Nassau St; house
lJs RenStnst GORDON l.. F0kD.9l Gl.Tk.a; Hr0oklylt
I0O LOTS, free and clear, would be cx-
HUI changed FOL imprOy Ell city plonny.
rutland & WHITING, D Bcekmaust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10

lady in The country; would give her service % he a on OF
tic family Address M Box g. Tribune Uptown Ofce,L23e
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-20

,~An enterprising. though apparently
distressed. editor ia country pfper has
snR the allowing letter to DR.. Tanner,
the fasting doctor:
my Dear Sir: The result Of your re-
,snarksble fasting feat is looked 10 by
q, 600 country editors whose subscribers
evidently believe that We are able to sub
sist upon wind alone. Ifyou are success
fulI shall 1T once begin issuing the Jour
'ullrfor free distribution among my SUBJ
ycribegs who do not pay
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-20

The undersigned has subdivided his
beautiful lots near the Union Flour Mills,
There are eighteen beautiful building
lots. 80 BY 1853 feet, fronting on jackson
and Mill streets, with broad alley In
the rear Of each lot. This IL = rare op-
portunity 10 secure good building lots IL
. healthy part OF town.
rERNs. Easy. 20 suit purchasers, ~ Il
n more the object 10 improve that part
or town. than to mako money.
Aug. ~, '7o-tf JOSEPH EGG.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-20

TINE DE- CsOlsY1m HJSGAOE.
Asa-Trsmp. Tramp. Trnasp-
Ia the Coogve>s Nm y. 81.
fairfield woFk5ag sssr lims@f
Aud with visI0ns 30 the White 0ousc
FAR away
Hut the tears nssw Ill his eyes.
Spite ef Ill his hl-gsined pelf.
when ne hears she cheers for Hancock
every dsy!
Tramp, Tramp. rrssnp. our BOYS sre
marching. s(eomc.
With PArsons aad DeGolyer see them
And above she salary grab.
We shall breathe pure air agsin.
when we place our wounded hero IN his
home.
In Shss<ssedit Mobilier,
Where the biggest hauls were made,
when they tried 10 rake the millions In
or more;
Hut before they made their pile
They were driven hack siisn,ayed;
l,chen who lied aud lied about il when
he sworc.
CBrRUs-Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, ETC.
50. outside uf Congress Hall.
We arc waiting for the day.
W hen our vote will open. wide the
White House door.
Now that Hanc0ck's chance grows
bright,
Side BY side, the blue and gray.
'sEhout the victory that's coming Ger and
DER,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-20
M Eat MARKET

L. GUTZWEILER
= n las opened Meat Market in his
n house on East Sixth St, in Jasper.
and will
SELL FOR CASH ONLY
~A1t-class f-esh meat every Tuesday.
Thursday. and Saturday mornings,
Meat for sale IT AL times. lie has
adopted the cash system, IS he 10 not
able 70 afford the credit
500 DurchEalMc.
He has No. ono butcher. aud will
4. kill and dress hogs or cattle for farmers
= or others, on reasonable terms.
4 Aug -, lily.