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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-03-25
AGRICULTURAL.

EFFECT OF ILL TREATMENT ON Cows.
Good mixers are scarcer than good
cows, and many good cows are made
poor by poor mixers. Dairymen too
often neglect this prime requisite, for
securing good supply of wholesome
milk. A farmer in Pennsylvania sold a
COW to neighbor, who soon complained
that she was not as good as represented,
being bad kicker and small mixer.
The former owner found that she had
been tied in the stable, instead of being
fastened in stanchions, and being nerv-
Gus the mixer had quieted her by a
vigorous application of heavy milk
ing-stool, with the natural result. The
affair threatened to result in a lawsuit,
to avoid which the seller took the COW
back. A few weeks of kind treatment
restored her milking qualities. Dairy
men, who are obliged to have extra
help, should look well to this part of
their business, and promptly check any
attempt at i'll treatment or careless milk
ing. There are no special rules for
milking, except to keep up the flow
when once begun, treat the COW kindly,
get the last drop as soon as possible,
and have regular hours for milking
Land and Home.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-03-25

RAISING EARLY CHICKENS
raisers are generally DESTROYS of obtain
ing all the eggs they can during the
early part of the season. If hens show
disposition to sit after they have had
their first lot of eggs, as those over a
year old generally do, they resort to all
sorts of means to prevent them. They
want eggs during the spring to eat and
sell. After the weather becomes warm
eggs are in less demand, and the keep
ers of hens are then DESTROYS that they
shall take TO their nests for the purpose
of raising chickens. There are many
reasons, however, why hens, old hens
especially, should be allowed to set as
early in the spring as they manifest q
disposition to. Ordinarily about three
weeks time will elapse between the Pc
Rod of laying two lots of eggs, and this
time can be employed to better advan-
tage in Matching chickens than in
scratching up seeds in the garden. Hens
that raise brood of chickens in the
spring will generally lay large number
of eggs in the latter part of summer or
during the early part of autumn. In the
spring hens are well .feathered, and are
accordingly in the best condition to sit
on eggs. Later in the season they lose
most of the feathers on the lower spor-
ton of their bodies and generally be-
come poor and restless. In this condi-
ton they will not sit patiently on the
nest. When off the nest they are
extremely quarrelsome. When they re-
turn to it they are likely to break the
eggs in the nest and to show fight when
any one approaches them. The tenn
perature of spring is more favorable TO
Matching eggs than that OF the latter
portion of the summer. The atmos-
phere is somewhat moist. and fair de-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-03-25
Kidney Complaints.
CINCINNATI. O.. March 10,

q. R. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I have used your Ve0etins for some time
and can truthfuIly 1t has great benefit to me
and to those suffering from diseases Of the Kidneys
cheerfully recommend It
Respectfully. O. h SMITH
Arrested to BY Il. B. Ashnsld, Druggist,
Corner Eighth and Central Avenue
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-03-25
LIFE THOUGHTS
FOR. YOUNG MEN.

By NJ RHODES ID. D. Pastor Of St. Marks English Evan.
gelical Lutheran Church, St Louis Me- CONTENTS
Chapter L-Our Young Men; Chap H-Evils 70 be
Stunned; Chap. IlL-Eyfl and Its Resistance; Chap.
Iv-Perii Of Making haste to be Rich; Chap. vCauses
Of Failure In Life; Chap VI-Elements OF Success In
Life; Chap. vII.-Character Chap. yIII.-Duty Chap.
IX.-The Model Young Man Chap X-The Young Man
and the Bible; Chap. X.-Infdelity Christi anity-
which, Chap. XIL-Memories Of Home. book OF 80
pages printed ne calendered paper and handsomely
bound :" The 0reatest good to he gredtesf number !"
Forwarded, postpaid, for $150, by addressing the
author, No 1902 Gamble Street, St. Louis Mo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
DEClSiON>-OCr. 81.

Saoycnr Court komBcrs-By Judge Lawrence
The People eI rel Christie act d-su see DE o.; ,o
mater or winters AT ne Marine Court desire % SEQ
respect - THE application Phe'ps ana az
mater Of WcCarthv III the Nuphvi IN the mat
ierof brown i'm tie CLARK; LON ard ait otoh
Kiss In te matter OF Fellows. OF Peck In
Ine matter of Jary et a. Two case. In on MAJ ! II,
0rle lei Bur T. burke 1.ea,n - t.4 nIq
me facts tauce and 20 report 10 ne CODt
whot aDvhug IA Md be allowed % tn Jl1Iur FOR all
mony aid counsel ier sc Sact,s aaidsyit is
counsel ih he nv 90 - r., ~ H.. ,.9sr. -
not verified. in he matter ~ 'hasei Is -!'nn W f
MED ln The clayton: In The narer 81 tronin IN
the matter Pr en- In me mat er 81 Cohen IN me uS 1i
tine. NcArle Lani-on Jor-an art heiy etc-S0 .''7
GIcnJr m -o1 3 vii. ATT oIrk Beard arr con
non NE est Elizabeth Imnroy mont Company ag- hao
SDe-oi By Jugge an Norst-Coser agt llor ei a.
i.t luce Icno,tc-Foser agt -Fiucinrs signed
Disso,way HayNad.-Caso settled within amendments
BY Judge Van Bruut.-coemau ACT Pheps ana 9th g.
Cir-1,itLparf v-Bv Judro Van vorst-s hepart ct
W1elt-Fiudlng signed al order granted.
ars te walton -f a-1loton mat defendant be punished
Tor 20 t.rupt d,nied wtrout costs. ~,-
Of scSo' ma ce I'm ,he aarer Couea1n-ordcr appoint
ing John Coughiu gusnLa al Ajrn OF JoAn DolsnIn =
hnson asst XeDdal.-Orier signed t-antei agt elias
Mfn.s rer 10 -in> ituu]n ficls inner 'El iA i % 4
Common Pieas-Speci0' Tc7a-BV Todce Van Brnnt
Earning agf Robinson ec a Ii il,A -. o., ~ go
s-lluear Of -clwczerio LaVDle-i 90 MOI Sow tft quo
si,nu,e.'t lr r. ZweI--N o uloo' OF advertising.
qripr court - CbdWl rs-Bv Judge lsaacs.-
ment Of onry y c.aiaa ts ltihHigI iN 81,
Ceurrl Virginia Mining onIau -bCnns can, eeL os''l'
auce. Pfc1 agt Ringler.- rlcr a'f1ed ,
By Judge eocpp-Wel sgi DAVIS LYMAN agt Davis -
By JUDGE fiawe. Stuart art Hayes signed
By JEGce IcAdam-f..cogor agt open Order ?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srsy,fv CHA .,sgu,-T q ~reuce
103Oa 10. Calendar called 4 g. n---Zo- "a 4@5. ~
s23 800 $685. 800 Bal. a.. oI3, 5t a4o, o4J as '+s 5oo
GhSss1 is,N-Davls p J.. and Brady aaa Jarrett u
Court opens at 1880 W. 5L Jt. 90 o. 49, = 80. 60
81. l33 ilj i85 iss ~ To- it6 al ~ l43, Il5E
a. a. g. 81 6 a.. si- IS. II Is H. 1856 l57
srEclA Ifuit IN org. J>Gd.t 9nel2 a. ~, l,f50 : ~
74s 81 10 .o8 SOL sJ7, $50 745 ST. SAL Ia 3d. sde
CsccIr-PARr Daniels J.--Court opens at 1880 m
Mo- z52. 5-3 las 3lt 49,, -loI' S0le' Sits5 stoi'
Par IL Beach. jcourt oDc7s AZ 1880 a. m-s,h1os
(ause--NN- IS I4aLs Z4I.
2i3a 2-ls -l Jjs. a5, oJlI 561J, o5oi, -Jt5, oJvt
90 pm ITI Dwi.si I.aurr opens at 1880 g. Mos
SfG- yuD 5ir - l-37. COL. -I93 is g. '-i. 223j @Z3b
2-4i o-t2. - 3d. 22, -fj gas 2@f9 <-1- Z-oC -@ol
StI.lg.9s o0ugr--rEsIAL TEL i-Russel Court opens
~ 10 a. DID Calendar called AZ ID h. NY" 40
TRIAL rERI PART I-tteeduu JNOuIi opens a. II Il IL
PART u -peir, J-Court open. az IL e. Mos l6l.
30 81. jl1, 500. 10, 80, 1885, 1871 Az 4J0,4o
Pan AZ ee,r,vcF. C. J-court opens At j m.NOs
37i 81 578 >l3 2>G. poo. 2f3. 3 8. 7J1. 61o.
COMMON PEAs~saCiA AZ Eh4i al brnnt Court opens
rRiAL rEia-PARr &c. p. Daiy G. I-Cou-t mons al Il
A Mos. 90. 4Dr f45 133 DOL, t}l, o. 90 f't'
PAr d. I.irreEiOre. J.C0urt opens al i a. m--SOs
GyNGH, -rssIOvs-PAsr I-Smyth R-The People agt
Holm ungwad feODi0us assault ana battery Patrc quinn
Io61 fiu Ggdorp frank. Arim Moore, larceny from Inc
Tarsar p..,n J. O'Nel pe arceuv william Lee. gorge
N,.r. - rick Osborn JChu Mcmahon, saIt ano b41
-. Genre. BiIut. cunres el weapons.
P.44 fi-llr r~e-ve.J Inc feoit agL -hflaual WI
;er i.4ud0u. webb Daniel Donaldson, SIC oIts Green
ornous and battery bernard tlnniga1 imam
I1nc Toln lalag grand larceny joan Wilson, larceny
froIa 5s. person william COddinEton peut larceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
THE COURTS.

CONVICTED OF MURDER SECOND lime
The Jury in the trial of Franz Lamnens IN tn'
Cont of over and Terminer, at Newark Tor the
murder Of John MeierhoeAer. at West oranse. rem
dcred verdict Yesterday morning of MIRROR IN
tha first degree. The jury was OUT twenty three
liz slD and forty minutes At 1890 o'clock 10 came
;nto tbe courtroom 10 be instructed on point oi
testimony. but soon after retired. returning az
II o'clock Iammeus sat within the rail watchihS
HE iury with his hands claspcd. When direc.cu
10 stand M ne complied aud looked with appaien'
unconccTn nc the Jury When the verdict Va ~ ~
nouced The counsel FOR lammens asked thly ~ nv
iury be poed and this done, each Juror ~ l'S
flrn answering Murder in the hTst de.lt ~,
Iammens was unmOved throughout; NH WIZ neouonsj
My God Is it possible that jury INA n''
He dia not appear TO realize his posiu2nI, su,s
asked if he could not find another ln!y' ne ~
handcntfed and taken back 10 the lail. Llt lu.9
10 understood 10 have stood ten for cohNltl'uh ~
two for acquittal until an agreement was rc"o'i'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
nnrRrs As ro HIs IDENTITY.

The case of the man calling himself me
onhIns Younes VINO attempting TO esaohsh ms l'eh-
,,tv WAS continued before Edward r Underm teielee'
stard.v Thomas O. street,. messenger in the Omar
ter,pasters Department az Washington, TESTIFIED uhN
be knew Theonblus Youngs c.erk In that depui-
neut from 1867 20 1874 He was intimately acquainted
with him. having met INN during That time almost every
dav and also knew wife. The witness id"nlheo inc
per.on ALLEGED to be Theophius Ycunes as the person
whom he knew at Washington and Mrs fouhss Is Ms
wife. Mrs Mary Youugs. widow Of James Nonnes' VINO
was brother OF Theaphus YOlnrs, her son, CHARLES
Youncs and her daughter. Ida F. Youngs al recoe
uzrd Or, mar N court Theoph'us Toungs Ano'nef
witness Was Mrs. Eurice Terry, who Is seventy-ninc
wears old ana IS sister OF Tn onnilis Ycungss father
spe knew Throp1us Youngs from his birth and haN last
seen him uu'I recently N 1874 She also ident,ied
the claimant as TheOphIlus Iuuugs
RernarI McKeuua and cOored man named hentY
W Johnson bOrl of whom we're examined before t"e
Comnq4ioncr IL Boston identity of tte BODY az
a drowned msn Thought 10 he Theopnus leuaes. we're
called to the stand counsel for the widow or "c
Roth sud that The in Court wac not the man tby
know In B0stoo. The was adjourned uuth NoFch
3,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
The PLlnLICO FACES
PAROLE, GLIDEIrA. CRIcKM0RE, EDWIN A AND
BERTHA TIE WINNERS.

PAROLE, GLIDEIrA. CRICKMORE, EDWIN A. AND
BERTHA TIE WINNERS.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2l.-The third day OF the
fall meeting Of the Maryland Jockey Cinb was the most
interesting thus TAR weather and track wero good
and the attendance w8s la re.
The first race a mile dash for all ages, was won by
Parole IN 1:42 Gabriel md Checsmate third Cab
rei was first OF. ID Parole second Cheesnate third
susnnanO. fourth and Redlnan last. On the back
stretch Parole the front aud passed the half
mile one ana hal iengths ahead OF Gabriel Checknate
third Redman fourth and suannanoa last Around the
lower turn Parole Inc eased bis advantage 10 two
eneths and finished easy winner by three lengths.
french pools paid Si3 20.
TIE second race Vsal stakes, mile and half for
q -vcaf-ods y by Glidelia IN 2:43; Lavacca
and Emily A. t.ird.
II ard race G. ntrl stakes. one mile for LwO-year-
O. GAS Won by Cnckn0re Ia IA 42 Blythe Way sec
4ne Il Fl race the compensation Purse. for All
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHNGTON, Oct. 2I.-ILe following Ousl-
meas WAS nsacted by the supreme Court OF .ne UHJod
states to-day
NO l06i.-Fraucs Y. Csslszer appellant act William W.
he oupr-uc curt % the BstFct
nj CoIumria - motion q. kimO1il Gackeed pas
CCst- J.-i y. Graham ~.
1Ian. ag TIE Lacrosse dNwaukee Railroad Company
spuea from tha rne1 tss for fh0
FssteFu District Of Wisconsin ..E1Mrut CONTINUED pr T.
Marine aud ". Cary for oes and Included Dy "a
~ = - D. . y
anoe- anrs ag owen O'iIa appeal from tue supreme
Sorf of the rst~c OF Coumba rgued D7 T. z C1tienqen
an4,ailaut- VI No 3d. lie
peoules Bank OF plaintl at p G. taI
the Circuit 'ouri OF tr states
for the ~ ilnnOs argued D. b. a. Brs0W
fr Qsfenddu IN and submitted BY Charles " thomas
81 Isaac " L0iG pta Nun m error
agt The Go0ial esOn and Perkins steamship Company
IN ~ the nlted sat fr Tie Dis
trct California argued Kent Tor piaDtm 30 error
AM J. A for defendants No 3s.-Ahret al.
Andrews plaInUn- In Henry " Cougar IN
error Crcrt Court Of The United ~e s tor the North
ern District IllHOi- submitted George Herbert for
uanrs Ia Charles Hitchcock for defendant
On motion s. f. M0rrs Charles NJ Peck VI Dayton, OHIO,
Was admitted D. practice.
Ad1ouruec uutl tomorrow a. noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22

An order was signed by Judge Pratt. OF
Kings County. yesterday. requiring the plaintiffs in
three Manhattan Beach suits agaiGs' CAPTAIN Williams
70 serve tie defendant with bills Of particulars Of their
respective claims. Tn the complaint was alleged that
Cap.ain Williams nv .mpIg the street swceDinsS ana
refuse materin the lower nay m % Negligent manier'
damaged various Manhattan Beech resorts 20 'he
extent OF 81 30 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22

mile hea|s, was won by Edwin A. In lao ana 100
Resale won tue first heat ia 1:46 ana Edwin A. the last
two.
The tisth race handicap steaechase over tDe reeu
lar course for al ngrs about two and half miles wa
won ~ Ierths In 500 two 'nSths ahead OF Lizzie d.
Disturbance :hird slS Judith fourth. .
There will he four races tomorrow. For the Bowie
stakes fnrlnile meats Monitor sold IN the pools Tor
81 % and GlCnmorr 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
GIN Rcai GslaIc ior naIe.

CLTNTON-PLACE property, between Broaf-
\ way aud thavc-, for sale. RI LAND Il VIII IItv.
BetkIau-sL
YOU CAN BUY for $1,000 (not one dollar
aaad omc-i thre story h2.i-t on Stone we
ling I'D the city cont.I'u IRON r.LtI %
no + aud mas. De applccilt' Lsi t5th WE
street, SAMUEL kiLPAi4.IcA, "OJ jdaFe r. -
Possession now or May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
etcsa!nn ptoEerlp .sr sa,: ano % Gtt.

LGR SALE-S9, 600. or 10 let $500, an
rl-rlut .torv hh--to0D swolIe d-fron. brown-stone
house t,nfa mig eyc4v modern improvement AID bong
icgiai m aue of tle finest us- OF Pro9p 90
ra-k also nrci8ss Do, wutono houses. canin' 1si 80
H. Same loclv. Ecgtu ValtcuaT7 appY u LLONAI-D
MOODY. -i5 Nontarue-ff.. or Us FlatDashafe-
FURNISHED ROOMS 30 LEI IN a private
iauiy Too nrooI ic.-ts; Rouse Pa alI me mod
an i1nurgf, men.s: terms moderate - fopLr-s1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
Gltn DrorcrIr &C Fri.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ENGLISH
as nrnt nous, - Eaat "-s 81 De1FeeI Mad son ana
Fourth ave-: ltr furnace. op Ireplaces htalu
cheerful .eut p more years prlvdte '-u'
onl,. owner mere from nn-l i-
OFFICES 70 LET somo desirable, at lcw
uc+s in tl. buildings 3 . AMI EeeFAan-st. - 10
3 N4ssau-st.. 4 Pl-A Row opposite r IT, kC LAND
O. ull'ND, o hreknan--i.
no LET FURNISHED, at "A reasonable rent,
ursr lass linrv brown house JS East o4ssI,
near siai!son 49,. Handsomely furnished and IA complete
o.r re- deuc, family going abroad Can De seen ilOni
10 - OF 8 TO- CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Thnr.daT. o.. 2l. lsso

NTN-1 FIks ILIIT7IIIFl VTI- y I'0I-
The following sales were held at the EKalAa Dgc
sGlesICCm to-day
Bg =. T. JgOu.
lot " IN stables. West 13lth a. running through
70 1ecg ArtS5T ,;ininder 80, 40 2s
lots aud frame house. West lSofn 81, rHIiing
iLrougi to lZ9th It. 425 Il OF l2thave size 2tr
1JJ.l 10 each, same buyer 500
~ RfcbG~f ?. HgYrVu
tvo-storv brick house with lot, No o. Rpnl.-st.
4 29 ~ OF oreenN'on''' 'O' i7oA'l csC
l lot = Vast 1n4th-st. running through ia tOtnst
ir a. ~ Oh ''''''' s'1' r'''''' $500
Si' Ieo Wen csc H ,T' am ~ " VI 0oO
mt L. HIceckcr & SON
Al the Cnur House F1Elnefh. 7. on Wednesday
asst. she nTDucrtr known as " II ~ EeihrI
, me1"' oN' u"' ''''' '''1',i' ~ - 4rGCC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFERa


Madison cor q 81 2ts tlSso 'a. SIG 600
ST. u Fl 2S ,r rSi 70 a oar 10000
% aye We, nd :, i,e 70 sIasl kcke1a14 10000
lot-I :, x 80 -, d,c 10 ye and smith 10000
52dsL : =. 10 II eof Lexngiouaye. ljxl05'
0ost = 10 % IL Of 'o $4,000
san 81 :; r so y w y yp,s r1o r $4,000
l5it 80, s. iSo II OF i, ~ iy ' ava srpg 5000
GGth-st, s. 3eS n O. OF ANcA l3ilo - anu ~
west shore 81 East River, TO-" r = h"ih - L'lNS
rs Iorothca schu.tz, .ccutrix. etc, to Ernst
Same PROPERTY Ernst Won Au and WIFE 70 Emma 1000
454 81 - u.s. r. -. S1 7 M TO- tirnha "a aao 1900
llsOst a. v e. 81 a Ays' zSH OK Win 475o
b9yo' Ti n Of u 9PR l G51i5o5; Epha,t
o-G s. pc u f. and v,fe 70 sisx g inc -,..---
aSG We Tt % oss q dsa 10000
peqri.-t. No 4,j sad Pear-st tAdloIhHe'
o.ax42ysas l.3x3jx6o; Rachel BIt.n ana nus
BOIL c.. ana nv s 81 , GyaasG TF. 1900
l2d no r. Of @ Isyg S ~ .Traph ha" 5000
l26Is es oS II + 10 ec- i siTmabn 1900
4th ave e. 2t9 ~ 70 81 S! Ziahos 4s5oo
lgth.sf n s. IGsz9J1 also n l9th-st is sx99 H..
fs n e :s +. 33
5sR:5! }fS55s , & 5i$
79ih-s- 80 a. o. lcth-ye l6ez ~ 49, a. o.
s. yt ,ni RAM and VI Nm cudvel $4,000
79t9 IT. Ell 9n5 % lC o es 6cTa 5000
RECORDED LEASES.
Me' am d D. 70 o9 r. Fi rrs ' rent W $500
Morgan Ad1,n D. 10 scDu lie, No Is West S8h- qcoo
, "''''
su 3erlanc to t n S9ol 81 mouths rent elOo
RECORDED As IGNG ENrS OF MOLTGAGEs.
-, -. - o. 10 C,-.tr,t 7,-,,,t C,rnu.llv $1,000
i,c o T y ~. : CoV'st,r. > qa75
Fest Emma. h boz -'Dy
a. d. = "a f4ff
-, f-iig~,ar IA a. - -.ude-s lr - .--... loo
-tOae WIN HALL a sons 1'o'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
Sales bn AurtioI.

DICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioueer.
IL sell az sUcon account OF dissolution of ne 60.
nariuership October 20 1880 at % 0cocs a. ~ "a
no Ia Dey all The achnery clock uxtnre- &C. con.
fane h. ndery OF +. Walkers sons 0y orer VI
lanes r.. Walger Receiver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
GOnulrr Dropertp tor .alc Ono % lei.


At ORANGE. y. J. ,rcighborhood speciality.
n Property t3r gaze aHi -eE I'll varieties great par
s.as. EDWARD r.. HAf iLID-. p % Pm a.. ~ L..
A SHORE FARM 30 miles on Long Island
~ land 'aIee tuCine7, COOL crC1arI VII De
sof To close "a estate RE- AID * WILING, . 4srrH-
manst
4 SPLENDID FARN. $50 acres near a
y thriving CITY III southern IJwa hall " b. UNDER cuu-
aou. go0a buildings, uniu water per acre terms
10 SUR. address Dr. j. ~. TIT DEN. f"raskil, -. \.
4 FINE LARGE HOUSE, Ill improvements
= CaTrlago-houst cnt acres nara me lo.4lS4
forv minutes from CT. exchange. r. IL SUMNER
20. Broadway. ---------
4 GREAT BARGAIN.-For sale or to rent
= very lo, p ham -0me stone outage containing
rooms stabc acres ana shade tecs o. 7cueit
Ia -cIons churches ana AUpy ~ MILLtH q 81
MONsON, W. New 81 gaion, 8. l.
HUDSON RIVER PLACE for sale or rent
4 o- Best siIe IN Pou2hktepsie nigh ground hne view
crfect house. nearly iur she'd vehclcs horses &C
ni1less y. WRIGHT. .Oughkccpse " A.
V{ONTCLATR, 81. properly sOec Ivy
M For "a o. Gotta e. nearly new, rooms NV mn
rGo from dspo stores cuHIctc-, school garden ana lu
HOWE s. EAE-ON7, 10 OrdafsL
nRANGE, \. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
~ ~rAT- 70 furnished and 1niur1t71'l
BLACK ~ Sal ak. opp. main oh orange 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
Giirdnons Uaufe6--.femnles

FAMILIES can find at all times cooks. wait
rcsse. lssndicses iroietant and Catols pr b se
l5Ih and s6rhst
EOVERNESS or COMPANION. BY a lady,
~ grad % Packer Irstiruie az goyernes or
dress NJ. BOX l. Ilbuue Ofice
HOTSEWORK. Respectable girl for gen
e.l holseworS small family or upstairs WORK VIII
ing and oblens. No. rs West lsthst -
HOUSEWORK.-By a neat, tidy, il. eli
gent Proestant youns girl Win oe gafry and t.
good washer and roner will give best 81
GIsi doqr.
UOUSEKEEPER.-B younG lady of
abun experience not afraid TO WORK wishes ps,
re errncrs - 10 enarater aud aNtv Address Miss ~ b.
Tribune Uptown Office. l.2i5 BrYslNay.
I AUNDRESs. by an active. strong glrl
through cha Der maid aundress flute polish
&c. knows cham5erwork thoroughly IS ready a. snce
to1 W. s'@ as2 5t TiS near istis
I AUNDRESS.-A respectable Protestant wo-
Il man % by the day in hotels or private amies
Grst-class arnir,ss references Address X o. 4r'uhe
Uptown Once. LIS broadway ----
I AUNDRESS.-A respectable young woman
hrstcass lansdreas IN pdyaie ianay Gn' Yho
as' u toe vees mas the best q city references Apply -
80 so shave; nag upper 0ell.
] AUNDkESS. &c-A respectable woman as
hrca-s laundress 60 our bg the day to 90 Sgs,
ag; reference. 32J West 26th.st. first door rear.
7 NTNDRFSS. &c.-By a Protestant woman
II private family. willing TO ASSIST III ot1ei
work good city Tgfereuce Cal AZ OF address - west 4h
NURSE, &c-As purse and plain sewing, or
~ light chamLeTworg. wait on delicate ey AM sew
city Please address H. NJ, Tribune uptown
Once 23s Broat way
NURSE end SEAMSTRT SS.-By Q compe-
" tent French ar aliabe with children Vefv
sewer writes her angaee correctly Deat "
references. Cal at 60 9Th ave. near 52th
NURSE.-By a respectable woman 10 care
~ invalid D. insane person. best references moderate
1913 East ATHEIST
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By n Protestant
y girl Az nurse and country p1vate
family refo Please addre- - west
DRIVATE FAMILIES will lind always the
i best help-rreuch, swss. G-rman-at Mrs. FItANh-
FORTS. G9J 6th-ave
NEAMSTRESS.-You woman a. amstress,
- OF would children ana give them lessons
re-. ences. ~ hast 10Th n
ITO TAKE entire charge Of two children;
fluent french German. English, music. Address l. A.
2s6 Cermont ave- Brookiyn
ENANTED.-Ten Il st-class artists Qadi@s
w prcferrrf India ink and wfercoors AZ ne Oidest
largest ph0tOtOpvug aud portrait hon 80 ~ Ahrlo ~
Tor paric ulars apply immediately 10 TEN Ll'h co.
Auburn. IS. \.
WASHING irst-class colored laundress
wishes washn ladies' and gfntcuiens clothes Zone
urEtclass style refer Address v L. -l9 East
21l-sL
EVASHING.-Pv a respectable cOlOred woman
w to do Washing families hv dozen T. month
satisfaction terms reason " Can OF aIut"Ss Ms
LEW s., IG4 West }ZGst, s~cOud door
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Sitnarous DarIto-- MGIes.

A PROTESTANT MAN wishes situate
a "a take care NJ furnace required cam ur
nisn II years references Address IT, Prpect Ter ace
Brook u.
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DOcION SCHOUL Of UhA IUh -,
ID FuU course. years, three houra ia y shorter
course one wear. Term bsg'rs October Appacatloh a
soner-etst any Lay alter October l. from ~ 70 l.
D. a.. III 0'1"'' "'lS " RR RAYMOND, Principals
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Iress alGhina.

TIME advertiser wishes to procure for d
-, ,e,,v ~ anent ability and good posi-
no, ~ mDan On % An elderly LAZY OF hotsekecper In .
1r %, fanny Address M Box 40, Tribune Onicc
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For Roth Secs Country.

FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on Il
y tl7u fourteen mic from New YORK r. per week,
hoard WShng tuition. comforts country home. Mrs.
II. L.. AI0tltELL. ManAassetL L. l.
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For Both sexes-Citv-

CARLISLE INSTITUTE, 572 Madison-ave.,
< corner 56 hsL--Ioarlng and Day school for fonn3
ore 40 cJurse eighth gear september Il kinder sien
..
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FAMILIES can find at all times cooks. wait
rosse- lsHndrcssos. Protestant and Catholic nurses
French hep alsavs huters Of tie best
character IACQyIN's BUREAU, COZ 6th-aVe, between
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