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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-02
DEATH BY VIOLENCE.
THE END OF KENTUCKY FEUD-MURDER BY AN
OHIO MORA COLORED MAN SLAIN.

THE END OF A KENTUCKY FEUD-NlURDER By AN
oEIO MOB-A CoLORED MAN SLAIN.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. IA dispatch from
Shelby Gil, 10 The Courier Journal says: samuel
johnson was shot and ins any killed 10y James Wheeler
last evening at Dnnvile Junction. Thl~ is the cumina
uon Of an old feud which begun IN 1893. at Liberty be-
tween Samuel John-on's father Bill OTsey and James
Wheeler in which ohnson was killed by OWsey Young
Samuel johnson, then boy only four years Old as he
grew older swore he would kin Owsley and Wleeltr at
the first onoruniiy Owsley die four years ago Jonn
son met Wheeler the first time last fall, and at once
assaulted him. Bysanoers nierfered, ana prevented
johnson from accomplishing his purpose. Two months
ago, johnson appeared at Danv!lle Junction, where
Wheeler was at work and fired three shots at him with
out warning None OF the shots took effect and Wheeler
made his escape Snce then Wheeler armed himself
and has been on the lookout for his enemy. To-day
Johusou accompanied by other came TO the
junction looking for Wheeler, under the pretence OF
wanting to compromise the matter Wheeler not De-
evng in sincerity, kept out OF sight, ana hhaiy
went TO his room From the window he watched their
movements; and Just as johnson stepped from the rail
road track upon the platform leading TO tho hoei he
fired one barrel of his gun loaded with buckshot into
Jonsons right side. Johnson sank upon the platform
and died in few minutes. Wheeler was arrested, ana
taken to the Danvile jail"
BALTIMORE Nd Sept. John Robertson, negro
drayman, age twenty-five, was fatally wounded al
look place, aud Robertson was cut In the hgh Win
knife lie was TO the City Hospital au there dled
shortly afterwaId Several persons charged WITH the
murder nave Deen arrested.
COLUMBUS ONO, Sept. 1.-Thomas Mcdonald, age
twenty eight "a farmer, residing near COmuercldl POINT
Pickaway County, taken from his house. last hlsni
by mob and hanged TO IA tree near MS residence Mo
Don I'D came from Kentucky and married INTO hlgIy
respectable family, owning large farm lie mas Tor
long time regarded as desperate, quarIelsome
and yindlct1ye fcud has existed bet Ween McD nau
and IN. gnbOrs for some le and especially during
the past year. owing 10 the general meanness or ms "c
lions ON Saturday he begun quarrel WIN Thomas
beaver, neighbOT and was badly beaten. Inc helgh-
bjIs, thinking to rid the nelghOorhOOd o. MIN, uc
,er,niurd 10 AMT this horrible There is no
means of knowing WHO how many persons COM
posed tins mob, au II Is not Misery we Pupc VIII eNci
know VINO were concerned III the outrage
GALVESTON, sept IA specia dispatch 10 me
Neirs from AGO. Texas, Moses Miller shot ana
Killed PatricK Bunk. a, Morgan, last Monday night"
dispatch from Georgetown, Texas 10 me AenS says
Jesse Graham has Deeh arfesir cnareeu WIN p1,us az
accessory 10 The mufIer Eaton. at Round Point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-02
UOMEWARD BOIND.

THE RUSH IRON MOUNTAIN, SEASIDE AND SPRINGS.
A rush of travel unequalled since the Cen
ennal year been in progress on the lines OF travel
leading 10 s city since last sunday Trains and boats
from places Of summer resort have reached
Ney-York heavily loaded. and upon several railroads
separae passenger and baggage trains have been run
extra in meet the suddenly Increased NUMBER OF
travellers II is thought that the cold storm OF last sun
day aud cool air OF several preceding days AIDED
largely in hurrying the people homeward
Evidences of the present rush were numerous, espec
oily in the neiehborhood of the NewJersey ferries. The
greatest rush since Monday has been on the New Jersey
central Railroad whose passengers have come from
Long Branch. Ocean Grove, and neighborlng
nlaees 81 have here twenty-five years"
said Mr. Holland, the Transfer Agent Mt the
ferry and / have never seen the rush so great"
Al tho station of the New-York Lake Erie and West
ern kalroad stated that over 1000 pieces OF bag
care had been received since Sunday Several extra
man had been employed ana extra cars had been added
An odIca Of the Long Island Railroad said that there
"a greater rush on me road tian SNcr oelore Inc
H. aud and HAMPTON. lie estimated that over loo
pieces baggage had come III over the roma since sun
day. a., v-,,,o uonntoi,s I, ~. he's, No
uecalIv markell. At the Grand central Depot the ON
c OF SewHayen road SAID bst u had Deeh found
,,acessarv ms week TO special train from the
Wnr Mountains. IL stated at lhc Dhgshge-ruOm OF
the Grand Central Depot that train No o. MOndaymght,
ronht E5O i ccs OF baggage. and II Thought that
between 1000 aad 1900 trunk haI D-ea received on
tbat DIV The estimate for Tuesday was 5000 and for
YESTERDAY 300 10 5000. Ihese numbers lhcnde the
three road. entering the depot Many Ol Inc pAstengers
Of ac ewIIavcn Road are coinH rom Nc"port hhd
re,ghbnrtnr places of resort lhe NewNOrk Central
and Hudson River KliIrOdd Is crowded WIN passengers
from sarntog AMI Lake Georgc. GA Monday the sara
toga special sisted OF thirteen cars WIN $40 pieces
AT and on Tuesday ana YESTERDAY lc rush was
nearly ~ great " our travel ms year. shd one OF
the officials has been greater tHan any year since
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SUMMER LEISURE.
ARRIVALS AT NEWPORT.


NEWPORT, II. l., Sept. lit has been de-
Casino every Wednesday aud THURSDAY evening from
TO IL o'clock.
A match between j. c. Benefits horse Latchkcy anu
T. zlbrowskis Orion Is among the probabilities Lacn
key has n good record aud will probably win
4 dog Is the latest novelty. L. {. Van Buren, III"
August Belmont. jr.. recently had n mach oe'"e'"
their respective dogs the being won by the iore
whose dog the match In three straight heats
The steam yacht Polynia went GU, to-day on hsh'"e
excursion, party OF guests being on board
The members OF the United States Fish Commission III
this place are unusually busy The steamer Fish haW"
returns every night Professor Bard in charge Oh
the work, Is of the busiest men in the city.
Senator j. Donald Cameron, Of Pennsylvania ana
Mrs Cameron the guests OF Senator BURNSIDE III
Bristol
young peoples entertainment was given TINS even
Ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Belmont.
a 6 'rman gwen this evening by Mrs j. l. uiOci''
OF New-York. -
Mrs Elizabeth L. Comstock, OF NcwYork, spoke o.
the Exodus OF the Freedmen" at the Union Coh9reS"
Ihe Rev. II Badly. OF Philadelphia J. o. Hutchinson,
OF Albany, y. W. Palmer. r. r. Palmer. aud Mrs b,Iu'
Of Ncg-YUrk arrived ~ Hotel Aqudneck TINS eVrnint.
T. ". Tone ana family X. L. Cottcnet, W: ;. fcIte
aud wife, c. IIDrls1c and wilc. and G. T. '1i'"ir'
from w-YorK G. Il. Marvin and family ton D' S1n
ltn j. Beien and family of san Francisco ah ils,
= v SHIRLEY, OF LOUSY lie, arrived AT the ocean MUS"
tins evening. -
Among the early arrivals at The Ocean House are ,be
following: c ". HOskns ard WIFE, A. I. EdIY ana
wi e. New Bedford Mrs. NJ. Norton Mr. j. b. thomas.
Boston Miss HaGgraves, H. W. Al'l boston :, ~ r.
Smn ana wife, Mrs. j. W. Coustoct, Providence T.
Leicester, Mass; = L. q irdntr aur WE, T. & fWrr'
and wife, :. H. Earle and vie, Hdyerhii. H. a. Is ti
heimer &c, era. Clinton u. Fisk j. l. gan. George H.
Fox j. i. Gregory. New Yora; George Hoiiy Niagara
Fails j. T. Graham, Toronto
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NEw.oRLEASS COMMERCIAL STATISTICS.

NEw-ORLEANs, Sept. 1.-The Price Current
animal statement this week shows the movement
IN the leading articles for the commercial year as fol
Cotop Met receipts, 1.5G3,13S bales; gross,
7yGIs5: made from samIlrs ETC., 1890; exports,
Gg5.7ls sock on hand 323OJ
C0rn-R-ccipts. IL. III ,O45 bushels; same time last
ve,r 6O7G.s3O; exports 9,S63,79O; same une last
WI,af- .relpts, g. 1863 4S7 bushels; time last
wear z 2s2 O34 exports, 5,3445lO; same time last
yenI. s65,Os4.
Saoar-Ie,t pts l43. O45 bogsheads.
ADiasseS-Rcceipts, 24S,72S barrels
The statistics show material increase III all branches
OF trade over last year.
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FIVE LONG BRANCn HOTELS Closed.

IoYG BRANCH, Sept. 1.-The day Is cool
here bu pleasant Most OF the hotels have dlsnlSsro
part oil their employees, and the Mansion ana united
t4tes are preparing TO put up tier soim-dcofs ana
shutters. Tle Rowland Hotel IS about to be solG TO
some Philadelphia men.
TIC season here was UNEXPECTEDLY closed to-day
by the c.oslnc Of the Mansion House. tnc Atlantic
Central ana Howard hotels the Uniicd STATES laurhs
Brighton and Rowland hotels will close on saturday
All the hoiekcepers say he season, Notwithstanding
the abrupt way IN which 1t closed, was the most sue
cess nj ever known here The Central Hotel VIII be
Immediately reopened Ivy Mcssrs Rowland son. VINO
will keep the house open the year round. IAe vest
End Will keep It's Cottage Annex open until October l.
pleasant OF lawn-tenns was plaJ ed at Dr. ~.
II. Smiths ElDerOn cottage tbs afternoon.
MI h. j. Newcomb. Of Louisville, KY is ulGing,
Just south Of Eberon. Of the finest ana mot eN-
pensive cottages at Long Branch 1t Is three stories
hgh with five rooms on the first h'or, eight on the
second and eleven on the third. The Architecture Is
after the QUEEN Anne style. The floors except III the
lower halls, where they are of mosaic marble
are OF polished oak The Wrnings are OF mahogany IN
laid with rosew cod ebony and marble. ana The walls oi
cork The work IS nearly done, but Mr. Newcombe VIII
not occupy his villa until next season number OF
other cottages upon wllcl army of wDrkmen Is en-
pIoyc6 are OF erection between the West End
and EDeTon. The plan pursued 10y mans gentlemen Is
10 come here and rent cottage or lods at hotel ana
having purcha. ed building se, employ an architect
ana builder, being near mat they can watch ana ELL
peIyise the construction OF their house
General Potter. OF ia son, y. j. who Is occul' ihg
Morris cottage. on Oc"in-tye. came near being
drowned today The .ucrll troue sV mn T, M
t,-.aY N sItc warning the Dt,nin--in t- r. ne
s,v. o1t 1bou $50 wards Alarmed at the strength %!
t,c current he cudeayOred To REGAIN the Drtch put
found the undcrtow more th1n m.tcn i"f hH sh' H.
Af.r pttln g VIII the waves u1tl exhausted ht a ~
A finely discovery OF rs p-iilOus SITUATION was haur'
and Assistant Bliher john D. BET, with lirpresrN'r
on lifeline attHcned 10 MS pony hW am oi .uu rs
curd the Genera, wnO was then uucnneclous ~;
Bally OF ocean HOel, was summoned aud hD' ieu
tc NAL re.t0rflyes fuy. Mr.. IL seuwi all q
friend o. the GcueI met with singular hCco IL dur-
mrsr inc -grotn ls and rea,ug the cry. Gen
era Potter j. drowning!" he attempted u eip the
t.nrr H caught upon tie barJcd top OF the
fence ana infected several deeg wounds almost sever
/ ing his nose rom his lace
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NEW Jersey YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

The ninth annual regatta of the New-Jersey
Yacht Club was held yesterday from the boahouse Of
the club at the Elysan Fields, Hoboken. The
was from the boat-house and around Carven Shoals
Bnoy nd return distance of twenty miles. The race
Of - B was between the Dare Devil, owned by Com
modore ellsworth, and the Charm. owned by Edward
W Keicham The excellent orc, and the
Charm reached finish I'm hours 1Sla minutes, beat
ing the Dlre Devil by only 10 seconds The Pauline won
the race of Glass G, beating the Freddie by minutes
Louis KByser. the owner of the Pauline, the solo
occupant Of his vessel during the
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srrprHY CouRI- CIATBER,-Bssch. J--'olrt oDr1s ~
1880 D. III. calendar called AZ Il D. Mos ~ - 4iV 'oO
2OG g. go. 30 POI. 2G2. 2n3 N
ASSESSMENT CAENDAR wiz he cal Cd by DonohHe at ~
o,l,r IN Circuit. H. Nos BIZ .lt, 80 sZ5
324 100 i96 3g6 40, 4u9. AZ tl3, Al ;. all +, ~ i5
Az ~ 423 al 40 1926 Az 49, Az 49, 4oI 43- ioo
SPECIAL TERN-Donohue. J.-Court opens at ID A. H.
80 Iat caiendar. ,,...-o,,
strggioE CouRr-GryERAL TE7N-Spoer ana RUSSELL j.
Court opens at - Mos. l., s. ,--.,
SPECIAL TEuN-oper Court opens ri l. ~ ~" h S"i'
ertllr. ,,o,iou. ,,,l
pc hplfd a Il III.
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-First Lieutenant
f. n Bailey Corps of Engineers, has been ordered 10 re-
polt 10 The Commanding General, Department OF the
Missouri Leave Of absence for six months has been
granted Second Lieutenant Avarado NJ Fuller "a cav
airy On the appl cation Of the officers concerned the
foowiug transfers have made second Lieutenant
\ "A Barry nom the tn Cavalry 10 tho lst Infantry
second Lieu ii. u. Sqers IRON tho ISL lHiahuy
t4,f hc z Cavalry.
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THE CARRIER or 4 BAD GANG ENDED.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept 1.-The police OF this
ctr after long and patIen: work. have succeeded In
,e,tiro a pana OF burglars ana countorfeiters whose
work has been Of Il Wholesale character and has ex
tended over large territory in this vicinity George
Hawthorne an Ola offender. aud Charles GotihOI OF
this div 10 whom large quantG OF the stolen goods
were sold have arrested. ihe cases OF Anderson
and Mooro Will 70 " United sates authoiiIos.
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AT MYSTIC PARK.

DosTOY, Sept. 1.-This, the second day of
the Mystic Park meeting there were two races. For
the 234 class ruce purse 5000 divided there five
entries. Lady Martin the victor in three straight
heats Music In the Air second. and Una third. Best
lime 222 horses started 10 the 226 class race for
"A uurse I $500 divided. Steve Maxwell was the Winner
with Dick Moore second aud Wilbur ). third Time,
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COURTNEY AND RILEY TO RACE.

GENEVA, n. Y, Sept. 1.-To-day's races of
the Geneva Regatta postponed account Of rough
wafer They will be rowed tomorrow match for
a three-mile race. with turn. arranged to-day
between Courtney and Riley TO take place within thirty
days The stakes are: Courtney. 300; klley, $3.50
sold this evening Riley sold In tho professional race
oven against the field
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POLO AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, Sept. /. Twelve games of polo
we're played this afternoon by members OF the Wesches
ter Polo Club. The sides were: Bues-Eiot Zibrows ski
and Jon Stafford; Reds-Floyd, s. Price and III. W. G,
Stanford The Reds nine games and the Blues
three.
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HAY FEVER ASSOCIATION.

LrrTLEToN, N. H., Sept. 1.-The annual
meeting OF the United States Hay Fever Association
was held at Bethlehem yesterday. President Mucko
presiding. There was an unusually large attendance
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CALIFORNIA CREEDMoOR TEAM.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The California Creed
moor Rife Team departed this afternoon for SewYork
They are In good health and full OF confidence In their
cAuncek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-02

read by Drs. Pattey of Rome. Cal J. c. Engleman' OF
ST. Louis; II. Z. Wilson. of Bamore; j. Reeves JACK
SON OF ucaCo: X. g. Sutton. OF Pttsburg. and H. r.
Campbell. of Augusta. Ga. The members OF the asso-
clati0n were cnert lned tonight by banquet give"
by resident members Of the med cal profession
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-Yon9. wednesday, sept 81, 1880.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
-y.pK CITY

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
VEW-YoRK CITY
S'' csi, an oY wfe 20 banei Il Do2emas $4,000
oliver st s. % II o. OF M,dsonst lCXiox irregular;
Mayer Baum and . hers to Jacob Baum ana ano- oo.o
1ootb W. 8 70 f. e Of ave 100 ilxilG My.
ron c Burton ana wife ana others 70 the city or
csy Of the Methodsi Fpscops ciarc6 1850
10th 81. 80 n OF 1tl-aye ZOO - JOsephlneJ
G asg ana ''o'u" 70 LIMA 'i'' 10000
e1st Lex IS Ii5 fl " Of IcxncoIave lsxIG05i
Il'..' ...... .'......... ... ........ 1880
Hrnry Flclcr ana VIE to isaac Br kaw $4,000
Caroline F,owe and husband to Ch,re. Hahn GloO
I''I Hint Il 10 I2zlbeth q ,'ryder - 10000
Johnston and husbandio Elien FPlmer ... 1850
S7th-st. :. 80 II of lsi-afe. 2loNl UN -; Emma
viz. Johnston "l' ''''''''' -. 5000
liam If jackson % Potter Mccoy 49, $500;
VIE to Janett Adci ami husband ...... n,o0o
William sTcai rertr' to Adophds 6ten6erg $500
Arhur..t, ll6 fl n OF CrcsceEt-aye Fordham 90
xs7.GxlO71XS76; Martin Lawless 10 Benjamin
sugot St n s. 1905 # of Riv ngtor.St ~ ixI0o
liam '''.' .'1., ........ - 6.loo
Davidson amt wife to Charles Causen .... 5000
ll7thsI 1888 IL Of 3d-ave. 52iXloUl * frog
xi0t Peter mccoy ana James Gault ;, 1858
= Thurs on ami husband Adoiph vetler 1870. $3.50
3ls.s 2TJ.2 II Of 1thaye 2l.4XJS3. NichOias
~cnmtt and wife to Frederick Stevens. -.
3lstst = ., 275.2 fl W Of 1th-ave 2l4xJS9; Freder
lex r stevens to Mary schmt ...--...----.-
RECORDED LEASES.
Townshend John. to Laurence Leonard. lo3d st, ms
52j fl Of lst-aye, lOyeals. yearly rent 0f-.. %
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The contestants to-day Will be Draper agt Barnes,
Harvey AIT Saunders, DavIdge AIT. Henry, Lawrence
at G. mDlc, Wood agt IIemuth, snyder AIT. LaIhed,
Henderson AIT Embrce, Gray at. Manning. and Ell
drtdge ngt. MoOdhOnse.
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Corporation \ otlrcs.


NOTICE.-Proposals for DREDGING the
~ SLIPS between 26th ana 2stllsLs, T. e.; win be re
ceIved by the Del Of Dock8 III and ll9 Duanest
until 9th september 1851 - O'Clock For fll niorma
ton the city Record Tor sale Al No cry Hal.
NOTICE.-Sealcd bids or estimates for CON
sruCtng Dump Beard the southerly 81 20 OF Pier
NoTth RIVER viii be ecc Ned al The central Office
OF the Department Pol until -eptcuber TO- kos0
fu Information city Record Tor sale at No. city Han
NOTlCE.-Sealed proposals for building
~ house for Engine Company No ~. the OF
Fast 75h will be received al tho Office
Fro Department until september ~ I'S For fun in0rma
ton ice CITY Record. for SAFE Al No Clty Han.
fENO CONTRACTORS.-Sea proposals for
L building sewers regulating setting gutter
aud avenues Wall be-
Omce OF the Department iubc Works until September
1850 For full ion CITY Record, oT q
City Halt
FlNO CONTRACTORS.-Sea Proposals will
received by the Department of Pablo Works. until
September 6. 1880. for BUILDING SEWERS and REGII.
iAIING GRADING. SETTING CURB ana GUTTER
srON s various and For inforna
ton see CITY Record. for sale at No. City Hall.
rTO CONTRACT0RS.-Se PROPOSALS will
4 DO received for LAYING CROTON WATER MAINS
ano for PAVING part 57tst by the pepar tment OF
Public Works until September lHsu. For full
see CIty Record for sale AZ No. City liaD.
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Qounlrn iJropertp tot sale ano 20 tel

Gounlrn iropertp tor sale ano 20 Let.
AT ORANGE, \. j. (neighbOrhoOd speciality.
"A Property and all varieties; great bar
ans. EDWARD f.. HA dILTON. Z PIne'st. y. Y.
TOR SALE-AN EARTHLY PARADISE.
Il BOX 81 Cambridge. Maryland
EOR SALE.-A well located FARM Of 40
4 acre III County. Nd. terms =. For
particulars address j. I. COSrES. PocomOke CITY, Nd
EOR SALE, to cOSe an estate, very low ;
7OaCre IIighstOwn, y. j.; close to depot ad
Joining GOOD land, fine building plenty fruit anu shade
trees must be seen TO DC appreciated Address -
j. ". FIELDER. Ocea. Beach. \. j.
arrange. \. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
" SEATS let ana sale, furnished and unfurplshei
BlACKMElLS SMITH ODD mann station orange y j.
Two LEI. IN JERSEY CITY. near Van Worst
Park-Fulnishcd yuTior and boiroom, with rstcsss
board a party desiring to board for the winter
this will opportunity in private family
MANSION HOUSE.
Post Office Box TO- lO6 jersey CITY, y. J.
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Couutrp Real Gsiats Uanleo.

NNANTED.-A farm in NewJerscy, good
w Iand fair building. about forty within thirt,
miles OF York exchange for good house all improve
ents story barn and two lots tine Location; Jersey
CITY Heights Address full particulars, LENNON, Jersey
( PO.tgfce
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A -A.-GRAND-ST STORE and HOUSE
"A. TO LET. Apply No. 81 GIand-st
hFFICES TO LET IN the buildings 3, 5 and
~ and g TO 1873 Ndssaust RI Ian <
WHITING, Beekman-st
rNO LET.-COner Park-pace and Church
L st. large basement aud subcelar For terms ap
ply to rutland IL WHITING. No. . Beekman-st
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ON DOOR SPORTS.

The p,es,d mt made M address which was only INFER
esting to hsy iev'i patienis
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Cost ano founo.

OST or STOLEN. Bank book NO. Or g Sa.,ors .!
IL OF the German savings bans me n'f pot restored
Setope October is 1850 application viii DO Mode iO'
book
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AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-The American Gyn@-
Biological Association met here today. Papers were
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6ltnallons OanIes--fcraI,s

A TIDY GERMAN GIRL, as general hou.o-
~ worker good cook washer ane raner reference N,
A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BCPPtrT-
A.-Au tds ~ ool competent ieGale srrvanis sat -
,gn x t me- mr. o estsbshed igI ni y ei se
RIA 81 tbaye .olrih house above luilst. lin
At TIE GERMAN BUREAU. i wcry erd
IA lstst viii be t,nnd a, a. nn urge number af.s
win b"toi' nr. Lsoy%%iE9.A
CHAMBERMAID and WAiTRESS.-Bv ,
X able young girl. East 2Cth 81. near "a ave
GOOK.-By colorcd woman as cook. 10 90
v home nights. Can or address 40 2 West s1d ST. ra
house, coma heor
NOOK.-By English Protestant woman; meat.
tne rlI6TEsrANT HOME 80 REAU, 10 6thays "
NOOK, WASH. IRON.-By German helm
IS ,ta ave-, ioGr'h house above Ioih.st A.
NOOK.-A respectable Protestant American
v fir t'ass 'oo& aud assist with washing and
cards IOl ~ est J6th.si., near 0tha'e.
COOK.-Bv a frst-class French cook. who /.
~ master u her business can bone sr masses all KIDD,
can b. COZ Cthaye. between 3jth am 3Gt SITS
COOK by Protestant woman a. cook IN
< derstands nelish ana French cookngj can serve nn
fffTence gwen rieiso adIress OBLIGISG Advefsns
COOK and LAUNDRESS.-By willing
Y obhang and aundress general servant,
makes Good bread. biscuit ana Is good auhire's g
- 6ina ave. bear lstflst
CHAMBERMAID ard WAITRESS.-By
~ C can, Wiling girl! Swco "a chambemad an waitress,
ike adv place and gl go CITY county. Inquire tr
D.. ~ h,LaNc. near iotl.sL
NHAMBERWORK. HOUSkWORK. WATT
x ING .cc-Hy Protestant girls. cty
.onnr', for moderstr wages AZ tne Pi.Oi EsrANf
HOME 81 REAU. l3S Cthsve.. doors above IOthsL
CHAMBERMAID and WAlTRESS.-A re.
v spectacle young experienced ch1mb. rmlH
can re seen 2ss Wrst 4Ist-t l.. tir aoor lront
COMPANION, &c.-By ii refined young lady
v companion e. Lady - r. od s'anstess ami ~
invalid: no ecton TIE city IT rciereuc, gwen
Al res l. :. c.. Tribune ONCE
OTSEWORKER- BY neat tidy, iatclli-
EN- rroea.i yYnn can ; % De s9r , gsg 91
washr AID Ioner: wl gye oe,t 81 recon- me- dsii9.
ist ii,or
OUSEKEEPER.- Position As housekeepcr
by a wilow of culture the family Il 2eutensn.
ict SIe r S' cf'rences Addrss Ma NJ IT, BARNEs
q last it6st. city.
EEOUSEKEEPER &c.--A young New Eng.
land lay c,npcirn ann u'rol-' D'sls ' ''o1 .,
reference. Aoire-s, IN one week, D. r. IrDduc tpowr
I AUNDRESS.-By respectable woman as
cay reference. cal for thscs Jays NJ -O5 West l5thst
NURSE-By a French glrl. who is not long
- IN te country j. good SeaDsirs' aud wing 10 90
sen al IA IIS'~ French BUREAU. o5- OtA-ayc, DO
tween Both ami @iih-st'
GENERAL Trustworthy girls, Just arrived from
- rm,nv, wish 10 get situations IA Chu- ian fan.a
call ol Rev. %. GbOB l5. West 2oth--L, Ne"-iork.
WET NURsE-By a respect bic y una
" American wom rs %ei mrs acc or rei.l,h''
Ds W % i.i servant. nsorare,
AID French help constantly Oh hand NINE 'A'"ON'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-02

a SSISTANr BOOKKEEPER o. BAR.
n 1ENDIR-By sober, steady Young man = rar.e
uadcrsf and, and tOuDc tnttN ua Do. tNpe1
cace - bartender The city g0OI references Aaess
MATTH W. 1872 rthavc.