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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.
The Yonkers Republican Central Co

The YonkerS Republican Central Committee
has been reore zed. and full meeting on Monday
evening william Nacarlane elected president. Ii
Is expected that a German Republican campaign CLUB
will be formed In Yonkers this week.
The Republicans of Tarrytown are dong
earnest work for Garfield and Arthur At large and
enthusiastic meeting held I'm ArmOry Hall, L. I. Yale
was elected chairman aud made a stirring and effective
address, lie was followed by Captain Storm and Coun-
selor Treadwel The following the permanent OIL
GERS OF the CART Id and Arthur Campaign Cub Presi
dent George W. Parsons vlce-presidents H. A. Grant.
ill., Grosvenor =. LOwery, ID. S. Rowe y. j. Jackson,
John II. Han, L. Benedict Cobb, Jacob storms l.. T..
Yale Benson Ferris. ir., VI. d. aym0nd, John D. SIN
son secretary f. H. Jackson recording secretary. W..
S. Bird treasurer, Sal. uel C. Lewis.
The Garfield and Arthur Campaign Club
of the XVIIth Assembly District held a meeting last
evening at No. 34l West FOrty-seventh-st. General
George b. Palmer made address, the conclusion Of
which seventy-ve members signed the roll. thus
raising iOal membership of the club 10 O9S Several
spied campaign songs were then txccliery rendered
by a well trained quartet. The nail IN which tho meet
ing a. held filed 10 ITS utmost extent and the
create 81 enthusiasm prevailed
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A. b. CAPWELL.

Albert Bentley Capwell a wel-known mem
Der OF the Baptist Church in Brooklyn, and prominent
IN the denomination throughout the State, died on mon
day no his home No. 1873 Warren->, Brooklyn. He was
born In 1918 in MddicDury, n y, aud was graduated
from Yale lcee In 1912. He then studied law at tIe
Harvard Law School and began active practice IN TINS
city in 1915 He devoted hiusrf 10 clYil cases. WIN
especial attention those involving life insurance and
real csate titles Ilc was one OF the foremost members
of STR NJ Place opus, Cnurch IN Brooklyn: lie heu
the Off Of pres of the Bapts IT Home ana n BapSt
Social Union and of president OF the Board OF Trustees
ofthe RO hester Theological Seminary. The Surviving
family Inc udes "A widow and three children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26

William f. de HAS, brother OF NJ. T. ii. de
Haas n A. Is reported as having died at Fayal one Of
the Azores Islands, July 16. Mr. De Haas was about
fifty years of age He came 10 this country about TWEEN
ry-six years ago. from Rotterdam. where he had been
an art student at the Academy IN that city William de
Haas ike his brother Maurice, employed his talents IN
marine painting. Among his pictures are the "sunrlse
on the sn-queh lnua," 1867 Fishing Boats of Mount
Desert" 1874 Eycnuk at HauiaX." 1875; and Mar
ragansrit Pier" 1871 de had alma - at the last
exhibition III the Nat Ional Academy" Before the
squalI," and Near 81. Johns. Newfoundland"
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THE CENTRAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR A CONFERENCE OF CLUBS -
WORDS OF CHEER.
TIE Central Campaign Committee had number
of visitors yesterday, not only of local politicians
but of members of the various campaign clubs
throughout the country. The arrangements for the
conference of clubs at Indianapolis the 10Th Of
September are now completed, and those clubs that
have not already named their delegates to do
SO before the 10th of September In regard
10 the arrangements for large meeting at CHECKER
ing Hall, the date Yesterday fixed as Septem-
Der q. and Vice-President Wheeler, Freeman j.
Fithian and A. j. Dittenhoefer announced as
speakers in addition to those mentioned IN yester-
days TRIBUNE.
The committee yesterday received many encOur-
aging letters among them being the foowingi II.
b. Kendig writes from Altoona Penn: call.
with the signatures Of 345 soldiers of the late war;
has lust been issued, for meeting of veterans to
establish Garfield Campaign Club which viii con-
sst Of 500 mem bers. And this III a town where the
Democrats have a usual majority OF 200 votes"
Roseman Gardner. writing from Stenbenville,
Ohio. says; We will hang our heads IN shame II
we don't give Garfield and Arthur $4,000 majority
w. LIIley, of Mauch Chunk, Penn. writes " All
looks well in Pennsylvania, We look for not less
than 10000 majority. and may reach more than
that"
WALLACE WORKING FOR HIMSELF.
4 gentleman well-kn0wn in Psnnsylvania politics
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POLO AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT. r. l., Aug 25.--Neither the rain
nor the threatening outlook prevented large number
of fashionable spectators from visiting the polo ground
late afternoon. Six played. five being
won by Messrs Zarows and John Sanford. who played
against ". c. Sanford the Hon. John Roche and the
Hon. Charles Hartford, adede camp TO the Marquis OF
Lorne.
The winners In the lawn-tennis tournament to-day
were Messrs Gray, Brewster. Wiling, Stevens. Shef-
man. Ogden Kane, and Warren The storm Interfered
with game.
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BRITISH SPORTS.

LONDON, Aug. 25.-The Great Ebor Handi-
cap race was at York to-day, and wa, won by
Novice, with Stockmar second, and Coromandel H.
third. Ten horses Robbie Burns placed.
Eayd. the noted oarsman has accepted the challenge
of william Ell lott, OF Blythe, TO match In February
next, over the Tyne course for el00 or 5000 side.
The London Sporting Life has received - letter from
W. Is. curtis OF New-YorK. covering 9l00 deposit III
the proposed International wa King match ana he aso
sends a cable dispatch naming Mipm Pcgram, OF Bos-
ton as his choice. The Sporting Life the
will probably begin on November 49, the day fixed for
the Han Trickett bOat-rdce.
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COUNTRY AIR FOR CITY TOILERS.
o the Editor OF Ths Tribuns

SIR: Your article on children's friends was
timely The shopgrl who stands ten hours daily for So
week the seamstress who is living at least a vrtuous
life the daily sixteen eighteen hours of killing
labor the widowed and the orphaned who from the
EMMY cupboard see their way through their tears 10
the back entrance the pawushOp with dead fathers
testimonial watch. perhaps mothers street -
for these and similar crers has Chlldren's Week
or Fresh Air Fund, humane country family made pro-
vision single week OF blessed country air and
sunshine and food q. Ii. MITCHELL.
No 1879 East 17M-st, New York, Aug 25. 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
Ar rIIE NATIONAL COMMITTEE ROOMS.

In the rooms of the National Republican Head
quarters there were comparatively few vIsitors
The clerks were busy ever III fact, the CORE
spondcnce is becoming so voumlnous that
the committee is considering the advisa-
bilty of increasing the present stan oil
clerks to attend to it. Among the visitors
were: W. T.. Edwards, Hagerstown Md
Rchard Handy. Bloomfield, y. j.; Dan
ii. Gildersieeve. BROOKLYN; George j. Langworhy,
jersey City; w. II; johnson, Phiadelphia A. v.
y; W. W. PowIey. Buffalo L. W. Bassett, y. Y;
George Kellogg, Ncw-lork City.
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FINLEY TO TIE RESCUE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2J.-It is announced here to-
day that II. II. Finley, of lilden and Springer
anonvmous-letter fame. Will depart in few days
for Indiana to help in the Democratic campaign.
H.. last record here consists of the unanimous re-
mort OF a Democratic Committee that he wrote the
ANONYMOUS letter to Springer, his testimony to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
PROPOSED ATHI ETC CONTESTS.

An athletic meeting, with several special
features will be held the grounds OF the Brook yn
Athletic Club at Nnthst. and Ninthaye., Saturday,
August 49, ar y. In addition 10 the regular events.
for which prizes offered. L. T. Meyers. OF the Man
haitian Athletic Club, Will attempt TO beat the best
American record I'm a 40 yard run j. s. Voorhees,, OF
the Brooklyn Club Will attempt to beat the best record
10 the broad jump aud ". H. Robertson, the amateur
champion one-hOur runner, and J. r. Warburton, the
champion OF the world. will try beat the
best record In the one hour run.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
CRICKET NOTES.

The second eleven of st. George and Staten
Island Clubs Will play their return match at Hoboken
n j., to-day. beginning at IL o'clock in the morning
Arrangements being made fora match at Prospect
Park Brooklyn In September between selected eeyens
OF Scotch anu English pl OF the Metropolitan clubs
The Newark Cricket Club VIII visit staten Island next
Monday anu play a match with the Staten Island Club.
The Maumee Valley Cricket Club has challenged the
windsor Club to play exhibition game of cricket dur
ing the far the City Of Toledo, Ohio The challenge
has been accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
Political ASSASSINATION.

CHICAGO. Aug. pa dispatch to 1he Jour-
nal from Austin MIMI, states that Judge Page was
shot in his house last night and wounded unknown
ASSASSIN He has years the principal In
great political social and religious 1eud that has agi
tated Southern Minnesota.
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A G.. TORkEY.

Amos G.. Torrey, a wholesale druggist in
this city, died Yesterday the age OF f0rtyTee at his
honc No. Al seyenthAve., Brooklyn Mr.. TOrrey was
w,l-kuown IN literary social circles Ia Brooklyn,
drvOring ni, leisure business TO writing. cOutrbut-
ing To weekly journals and furnishing essays 10 literary
societies. lie was an amateur actor lie leaves u
wife and two children
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A GREAT RACE PROPOSED.

HALIFAX, N. s., Aug. 25.-The Rowing AS
socation has received proposition for boat on
the Thames In England IN December. The total amount
OF the prizes will be So 0O0 aud will be divided among
the best four boats The association has decided TO take
part providing the competitors limited 10 eight IN
humber, suggesting Trckott VI Australia, Boyd aud
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FRESH AIR FOR SICK CHILDREN.

The thirteth excursion occurred yesterday In which
there 400 persons, making a total Of 9l45 poor
mothers sick children received at tho Sanitarium
this season. ana the house is kept constantly July
MIR. King ADDS: We could continue this good work
longer, still applications crOwding but
the unusual demand from these poor sufferers has
pleiey exhausted our treasury. and We shall be
PEELED soon To close"
Contributions may be sent 10 Henry Bergh, Twenty
sccOnd-st. and 4thave., or 10 Henry King president
304 West Twenty elghth-st.
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MAINE REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT.


WASHINGTON. Aug. 25-Iwo letters were re-
cciyed here to-day from General Raum, who is max
ing addresses in Maine. In both OF them he OK
pressed renewed confidence in Republican success.
lie said thar the Republicans are confident that
they will have at least 5000 majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
A GAME or WICKET BALL.

A match game of wicket bill viii be played
on the Brooklyn Athletic Grounds on fr'uay next W.
tween the Bristol Wcgct Cub Of Connecticut the pres
ent cham ons. and the AnsODa Wicket CluD. OF DIooA
I'm TINS game TeInIr. thirly paNers on sue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26

IO3Oa. IN. Calendar called AZ IL o. Nina IA ..
81 10. III. 49, $40, l13, Hi 49, 1853 1856 iDs - ;!
2lJ. 2l6. ''' 81 I'd
As.rssNgyr CMfSpAR VIII DO called by Donohue / a,
ocicck N Part II room BIZ $40. 322 80 S2i ~
SPECIAL rEsH-DJnoIue. J.-Court opens a, ~ a o. sia
NOday CalcnIar. w. "a
~ur2aog CoUgr-sPEcfAL rGgN-Rlssell J.-Coar, o,...
81 ] : IN No day calendar ' ''sS
COMMON HA3-luAMgFR3-Nan Rr1nf Z -fos-t
al III a. m.-MOIOns VIII be ueatd a. o'clock NVeD
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GENEVA. N. Y, Aug. 25.-Additionai prizes
ore offered for the regatta: TWO gold medals Vaneo at
$50 each to the crew beating the iasest tue Oh ico
IN the double.scull race which has iOur en"'0'' va"
tanoe miles with turn.
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ROBERT MATTHEWS.

LONG BRANCH, y. j., Aug. 25.-Robert Mat
thews ft oue years age wealthy IRISH banker, OF
Dublin died here to-day BrigLPs disease OF the Kid
nrvs He arrived mere a few weeks ago with his
wife and daughter and apuarenty in good health
until a few days before his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
THE OCEAN GROVE CAMP MEETING.

OCEAN GROVE, n. j., Aug. 25.-The final
public evening service Of the campmeeing season
held IN the auditorium this evening at o'clock. A
number of promin eni clergymen made addresses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
A GREENBACKER OUT FOR GARFIELD.
Pun RANK AuO 05-Mr. James Walch

the GreenbAek candidate for the Assembly in ISIS.
from the IIId Assembly District OF Monmouth County.
is out for G. fe Arthur. He claims that tue Green
back party Is dead and regards the tariff plank in the
Chicago platform OF great importance 10 tae aborlnG
men OF Ncw-Jersey. lie Is, therefore, giving II his
hearty support.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICANS ACTIVE.

San FRANCISCO, Aug. Zo.--At mttUIHS OF
the Republican State Committee to-day, resolution
was adopted the statement thar California
p ,hl,cans were nerlecting the electoral ticket and
devofing their attention To the Senatorial fight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
!. c. HASTINGS.

ITHACA, n. Y, Aug. 25.-J. C. Hastings, OF
Clinton n Y, the well-hnown landscape gardener, died
here suddenly to-.ay of pneumonia. lie was well known
in NeW-YOrk City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26

80 600. insured The store ana dwelling Of Matilda
Douglns 400 was damaged to the extent OF HloV
ANA No 435, Lacey's tavern. 10 the cxteut OF SlOVo
Some other email damage was "One.
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FIRE IN LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. pa lire this morning
In Cornwall Brothers soap and 'ante factory daii
aged the place 10 amount $4,000; fuly Insured.
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RECORDED LEAsEa.

New. York Greenwood ard COney Island Railroad
COMPANY To Edmund r Terry al GeDois road
rolling stock etc Of HE company, Rom dare and
during The continuance Of the charter under
which the road j. operated. for annual rent 81 .....
Nordlineer. J d to A y schultz part OF store 40
81 2daye years rent .....-.-..
VOICE & to lnOm = . DODohue part OF NO 81 East
llthsf, year; rent
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RUIZ INTO BY a SCHOONER
The Italian bark Italo, CAPTAIN Giovan,

wne al anchor al Quarantine, outward bonnd ye.,.,
day. was run into by an unknown schooner witch A..
her forc-tOpmasr and forcsaii carried away The hsn
only slightly damaged.
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DISPOSITION or GARBAGE.
A NEW ARRANGEMENT BY WHICH ASHES WILL BE
DUMPED on THE WATER FRONT.

A NEW ARRANGEMENT BY WHICH ASHES WILL BE
DUMPED ON THE WATER FRONT.
Captain Williams rejoiced yesterday at the CON-
pletion of ARRANGEMENTS between the Street Clean
ing Bureau and the Dock Department. by which
permission is given to the former to dump 500
loads of ashes day on the water front between
Spring and Charl ton-sts. all of which is included
in the territory TO be improved under the plans
recently perfected. The permission has been
granted under restrictions as to the KIND of stun 10
be dumped and the supervision of the work, and
these Captain Williams declares his intention to
observe strictly, The Bureau viii! be greatly re-
money will be saved. Each load of ashes dumped
in the ocean has heretofore cost the city the sum of
II L. cents. Exclusive OF collection II will not cost
y cents under the rev arrangement.
Shore Inspector Hopkins yesterday heard tor tie
first time of the bottles containing Wnttcn notices
which he has had thrown into the ocean wish the
city garbage. The first bottles were thrown IN on
August 20. Yesterday Mr.. Hopkins received the
following letter:
NEw-YORK Aug. %, 1850.
Mr.. HOPKINS.
DEAR SIR: While riding August 81, at II a. M,
on ROckawdy Beach, just below the new hotel |
saw a corked bottle IN which the paper here
inclose. Allow me further to state that the water
TILED with scraps OF meat, feathers, etc..
etc. that bath was simply out of the question.
NJ. \. b. MOUNr, VI. d., ga Lexngton-ave.
A resolution will be introduced at the meeting of
the Board OF Supervisors OF knss County on sep
TENDER g. requesting the Governor to remove Shore
Inspector Hopkins. some OF the supervisors are
much dissatisfied with The measures now employed
to keep the beach free from garbage.
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THE REV DR. WILLIAM C. MATTHEW'S.

LOUISVILLE, KY Aug. 25.-Dr VIM. C..
Matthews d. d.. well-3nOwn Presbyterian minister OF
tns city, died last ni4ht Lagrange KY, where he
spending the summer.
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THE GENEVA REGATTA.

ri,o,, - ENGLAND Courtney and Riley OF the Cniteu
states and jI9ulap Ross. and Smith OF Canada
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REAL ESTATE
NKw-YoEx. Wednesday. Aug. %. is,o
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
-YoRg CITY.

-YoRg CITY.
Madison.avc, W s. sl.5 not S2d -, 1899 Lewis
4 Howard 10 Samuel T. IiCwdrd .-...............
pFope Leopot hepD AMI We ,o 70 zane ss2N
Benedict and wife 10 Sarah Horton .........-. II n.
10th 81 n : 22J n u 7fhave. 1JxlOp; Cha les l. ~
Benc iie ana wife ~ John II Reed .... l07,
6fth.sf = 275 II Of 3d-aye 5JxlOO5 sarah nc. Nv
cool and husband to ~aloIaOn siarx ..... 2fN
37th.st. H. 100 43 n Of eth ave, 49, sx9- 9x5Ox
gs9. Andrew Srhmitt and wife 10 O. Iche Her 80 ON
2d-ave q A. 1861 10 u ~ 7Sthst Ij.DX 90. smith
Ely. jr. 10 Charles Van Fleet a.,
I'd ave. " s. 30 It's u iu0thst 756Xl00.5 Henry '
u white Oscar + q Mcgee .....-.--........ .... 6l
LexinetOnave, u cor Of SDthst, l3.J1Sj, sarah l. ~
Jones and husband TO sagson .............. 2OOC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26

Freddy Miles, of ClevelPnd, aged four a.
cOm pa'ied his parrD's TO church. On cufenng fss.
kn0eed ara bowed low. As they resumed their se,is
Tins Master Fred: Is yon Trad cause God ia Mr. -;
why no, cAildW "Then what makes you hide lD''
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JAMES ALLAN.

LONDON, Aug 25.-James Allan, senior
partner in the hrm the Allan Line OF steamers is
dead.
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NEW-JERSEY GREENBACKERS.

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. D., Aug. 25.-Gencral
Thomas d. IIoxe Of Pa ssatc, nimousy nomina
ted for Governor by the Green back State Convention
here to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
IMPROVEMENT of HARBOR of CHARLES

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE .eo
ARMY Building. New.iork. August ~ lo,pS NJ.
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN dup icate adiressei 70 ~ ,ooa
deTsgned will be received at TINS off until II Oc.o 800
the ith day OF september 1880 az which ne ar
tey VIII be opened in presence bidders for onstInos
Jetties logs brush and IN the HaIbor OF Oh~o
sc. - .oro.als
Specifications instructions bidders. blanks iOr pop
&c may be obtained th. office on from captain 's~'
CORPS of Eng nctIs Charleston, :. &.
O. A GILMORE. It. Col or Ehgn'ta---
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Real Csialc 10 Ctcndn9e.
Dropo5Il5.

ITO EXCHANGE for a better h0use-4o'
4 Hudsou.st: church lease. III West HoUson'st
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auci!om Sales OF Heal Gstals
III A. HUBBARD, Auciioncer.

II a. HUBBARD, AucuOncei
Auction extraordinary. The finest large farm and farm
buildings in STAMFORD CONN. a. p,remptorv aHctien
August 20 noon shine on account o.
owner. perm1ucnf ItmoNa Europe grand Opperlny
e. buv stock ard fruit ilru ol : g. GOUI
EIt ii esd on We0ba Hin. stamford, Conn Five hundf
feet annv tie having magnificent views ~ SOUND aa
country milc 30 minutes drive from stanford pe
pot htther, better fenced draue az more pioauca"
Stock anywhor- t0mlnoli0Js m dern iotoa
dw fine outDu n-s all supp led win running t
ter Also 5000 worth Of eIsuna prope ~ o. De oa 40
curate surveys. 1ite perfect sale positive Ietms essI
NORTH ATLANTIC CITY.
BRIGANTTNE BEACH y. J.
PUBLIC SALE or CHOICE LOTS.
The very hattcrng result from the hrst eoi over IVY
building Lots hi famous soft have induced ne CoAp%'
HAVING matter in charge 10 acc.d- 10 uupcous ~
quests another aud respectfully announce tAA' NV
second and p.Oba lg the . . .,-
LAST PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS
at NORrH ATLANTIC CITY VIII be hro on
SATURDAY. AUGUST - 1880, At -iu ? IN -.
az Smiths IOte, Bigintnc Beach. The demand hiss,
made for lots is suci evdeuc. OF the uer0r aiiaoo.
Of hs famous beach easy Of access Ning u.s. SSys'
he inlet from Atlantic City Circulars aud maps WIN lu
ormau0D sent upon application. Address
BRIGANTINE IMPROVEMENT GO; ,...,,,
40 Walnutst. Phlade phA
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GliD DrouerIp 90 Eel

OFFICES TO LET in the buildings 3, ; and
~ Z Boehman St. and 40 to 1873 Nassau ST. RULAND
" WHITING. BeekniaD-st.
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CALENDARS THIS DAY
suPRgag CoURl-cHANBEas-Doaoh.J .-Cours opcus a
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procAluu properin tor Safe ano 90 Get

1 OTIS in BROOKLYN-In large and small
~ plots, at very low price, f0r Investment
rutland q WHITING. 40. Be,kman.s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26

WALLACE WORKING FOR HIMSELF.
4 gentleman well-known in Psnnsylvania politics
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-22
LIBEL For DIVORCE.

VIENA JANE BURLINGTON, } In Cobb Sure
VS.. riOr Court, No
JONI TAYLOR BURLINGTON. Svember Term,
1879. Rule to perfect service. 1t appearing
to the Court by the return OF the sheriff that
the defendant does not reside in this county,
and it further appearing that he does not reside
in this Stale. II is on motion of the council or
dered that said defendant appear and answer
at the next Tenn OF this Court, else that the
cause be nsdered 10 default and the plaintiff
be allowed {, proceed and it is further ordered
that this rule be published in the Marietta Jour
nal once mouth for four months. This Novem
Der II, lo79
GEO. n. LESTER, J. s. C.
A true extiact taken from the minutes of
Cobb Superior Court
JNO. B. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-22

In Cobb county, Mr., Marsh Lin,
ley made five heavy bales of cotton
on four acres of upland last year.
Nc. John II. Hopkins made twelve
bales Of cotton, 200 bushels Of corn,
6S bushels of wheat aud 60 bushels
of oats last year with che mule and
one hand besides himself Mr. VIM
a. Petty made seven bales Of cotton,
200 bushels Of corn. 46 bushels Of
wheat, SO bushels Of oats all by him
self, only having four days Of other
labor
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-01-22
PICKENS SHERIFF'S SALES.

WILL be- sold before the Court House door
in Jasper, Pickeus county, Ga, on the first
Tuesday 10 february next within the legal
hours Of sales lot of land No LIZ in the 18th
dis ric, and 2d section and ali the Marble in.
terest IN lot of land No 15i in the 18th district
and ~ section, with timber and privilege OF
working said Marble, together with one and q
half acre Of said lot, levied on by virtue of H.
ia issued from Pickens Superior Court in favor
of Martha y. Banks, Admr'x, and J H. Banks
Administrator OF Richard Banks " William
Godfrey aud Thomas Godfrey. Levied on as
the property OF Thomas Godfrey. This Decem-
Der Eth, 1919.
IF IINDSEY Sheriff