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ARGUMENTS FOR HANCOCK.
DEMOCRATIC INTERFERENCE WITH REPUBiLCAN
MEETINGS AND PROFESSIONS.

DEMOCRATIC INTERFERENCE WITH REPUBLICAN
MEETINGS AND PROFESSIONS.
BELvIDERE, \. j., Oct. S.-The Republicans
OF this place last evening made Of the most impress
sve demonstrations made in this Democratic
stronghold. torchght procession took place IN when
sad farmers o. all ages, mechanics aborers, lawyers
PHYSICIANS and the best citizens OF all kinds participated
Tins was followed by able addresses from the Hon. T.
A. Potts candidate for Governor, 7. Schoonmaker esq
General Fitzpatrick and eX-Secr'tary Robertson The
immense auditorium OF the Court House being IL
sufficient to admit ouehalf OF the multitude an over
flow meeting was organized outside winch MI Schoon-
maker attempted to address, tut which was finally
broken up By the Democrats who hoWed for Hancock
and "329" The Democracy also. in accordance win
secret plan organ zcd torcAght procession consist
ing Of less than a dozen torches, which was accompanied
BY q few old mules a rickety old boat, and straw
efv and which followed after the line Of the Repubi
can procession with yells and hOO1ng.
UONEsDALE. Penn Oct. "a Garfield ana arthur
Banner X Using place here last night torchish
uroccslon va. formed by the Young Mems Cluh IS II
moved IRON cluJ stones. corn apples ana otAcf
missiles hurled at the men IN the IRE, huu iI,
Daraders were ammo, ed In various othcr WAYS ono VI
The Republicans Engaged in guarding ne banner was
struck in the face Several Democrats are dlSguSttd WIN
the proceedings OF their party assOca =, ana to-day are
wearing Garfield badges.
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NOT FOR HANCOCK.

A PROMINENT NLw-JERsEY DEMOCRAT ALARMED
BY THE AGGRESSIVE ArIITODh OF THE SCUM
JUDGE BEEKMAN AGAINST THE SOLID SOUTH
AND TAMMANY HALL.
Tie Hon. George G. Beekman, of Freehold,
belongs TO an Ola SewJersey family, and by his ability
and force OF character has long been recognized
mower m thu Democratic party OF his State lie has
served Law Judge OF Monmouth County, four years
ago was "A delegate 10 the 81. Louis Convention which
nominated Mr.. TIlden. Two years ago the regular
Democrats Of his county nominated for State Senator
convicted defaulter who had served his sentence IN
The ,a and Judge Beekman WAS nominated a. an nde-
peudent candidate by the better element OF ns party.
sris nomination Endorsed By the Republicans, aud
IndOe Heekmau was elected. A. a senator he has held
sfucty non-partlsan attitude, not gong into caucus
with either party and he dee lares his intention TO man
tam lbis pendent position during the next Lcgsa
tive se.siop voting Or measures and men he thinks
be interest Of the State and country will best be served
without regard 10 party
few days ago Senator Beekman was asked by
,enrcsenta,ye OF THE TRIBUNE he objected 10 give
ms views on National politics He replied substantially
as follows:
"Oaclally hold an independent position in State
ooltcs As citizen have decided Opinions, aud while
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PROFESSIONS AND MAss-MEETINGS.

EAsTON, Penn, Oct. S.-One Of the largest
Republican parades OF the campaign took place here
last night All the clubs OF the city, Souh Easton and
Cedarvile were in line. meeting held which was
presded over 10y the venerable DR. Trail Green, Pro-
lessor OF Chemistry in Lafayette College The Veterans
ot The CITY organized Garfield and Arthur Club on
Tuesday night with a membership OF over 400
SOUTH BARRE, y. y, Oct S.-A rousing Garfield and
Arthur meeting held here Wednesday night There
wasa torchlgt procession stirring address was made
TO All enthusiastic audience by clark d. knapp OF
Albion.
RED BANK oct. s.--The largest Republican meeting
ever he in tins town took place last evening Charles
H. SAWYER esq, OF Camden County, made telling
speech on the tariff question. JUDGE Robbins candidate
for Congress was warmly received Climbs in uniform
hearing torches from Long Branch sea Bright,
Eatunto ana Red Bank Wncn inc banner was raised
there great enthusiasm
RocKAwAY n. j., Oct s-The Republicans OF Rock
away Morris County. n J.. injured a handsome Gar
field and Arthur banner last evening before large
crowd OF people A torchlich parade Of the clubs Of
inns town and Hibernia followed Speeches wero made
by H. C. Pitney, OF Morrlstown, anu james u iouhS
blood Republican nominee Tor State Senator.
HAMPTON JUNCTION, n. j.. Oct. S.-The upper part Of
uunterdon County is wide axe for Garfield and Ar
thur. A Garfield and Arthur Club was recently organ
iZcd at Junction which numbers at the present time
ever hundred members. rOuslg meeting was heId
last evening in Wcllssli
pIAtSyrLp n j. oct. s.-A very enthusiastic Rcpub-
bcan meeting was held in the Wigwam LIST evening.
Charles f. Smith, OF The PhHddelphia Press. and W. O..
stoddard once private secretary President Lincoln
being he speakers. An Interesting feature OF the
ing was The presentation Of handsome Six banner,
gwen by ladies' OF this place TO the Lincoln Guards
NEWPORT X l., oct S.-The Garfield Guards and the
Boys IN Blue paraded this evening. They marched to
the summer residence Of George Peabody WetmOre, and
serenaded him. grand Republican rally will take
place next Tuesday evening.
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Der Of the club who had informed Mr.. Smith OF the
proposed visit to this city. the occasion OF the
parade OF the Republican Invincibes of Phliadei-
phia. suggested that they should become the guests
of the club. An invitation was accordingly sem
TO the Philadelphia organization, when retuheu
Ats acceptance OF the offer. HE ihNihcio"S
are composed entirely Of bankers brokers ana iheI
chants of Philadelphia; they will number aoou'
I 100 men and will be accompanied by TWO oahos
of music A lunch vii. be given on their arrival by
the New-York club.
The New-York clubs uniform consists of dark
clothes and black Derby hats. The men VIII carry
lanterns of different colors; prvates, req SET
geants. white; captains. blue; the c9ionei WI
carry having the three colors, ana o'nei "eiu
Officers blue and white. - g..
have orlamzed n Republican campaign eluD WHO"
on Thursday numbered over fifty members; -,
The Produce Exchange Garheid ana A!t ! u.
Battalion is growing IN numbers daily ne lst AZ
prCsept represents nearly SlOO,0O0OOo OIL ihNes'eu
capital Many who have signed the ron
were formerly Independent III their poltlcal Pccivi
enees. but now believed that the deieat ~ ,,s
and Arthur would be detrimental To the business
interests of the country. The mysterious ny" ~
IneutS of ten of the younger members Oh 'he 10
duce Exchange in the early business hours OF yes
terday naturally excited considerable curiosity I'M
til II was learned that poitical petluoh OF Dcno
cratic tendencies was circulating lof slgnd.uic,,
Each of the EN- members had copy oil me peliIou
folded IN his hand and Generated IN his pocket
Suddenly he would be seen to draw near to a mem,
Der and whisper in his ear. If nod OF approval
was given, the mysterious paper would be orouSnt
from its hidln O. place, and, with an an OF niuc
secrecy would be signed. to he immediately pnt
away in its hiding-piace. Notwithstanding me
extreme efforts made 10 obtain signatures,
there were less than two hundred names
signed out of membership OF 2,46S. The nature
OF the petition is Indicated by the closing Senteuce
"We warmly advocate the election of General Han
cock. but at the same time dscOuntenance the III,
PRODUCTION of politics on the floor of the Exchange,
A ~ ,rtia Arflur
rnanentIv organized by ninety-sIx members OF Tue
New-York Mining Stock Exchange, AT nee.i NJ
held at the Stevens House lhursdsy. l.. wa u H.
viii carry torches and banner c. A. Brown was
elected captain. and c. McKim and Gustave Leo
leutenants of the company. The following 0incerS
were elected: :. V. Wmte. president; II. l.. Fan
sha we and h. V. DeFOTest. vlce-preslden's; L. a.
Wood secretary; G. q. Ronvllie treasurer
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TAMMANY AND IRVING HALL DISAGREE.

TAMMANY AND IRVING HALL DISAGREE.
ruF JOINT CONFERENCE COMMITTEE SEPARATE WITH
OUT AGREEING UPON THE DISTRIBUTION OF
NOMINATIONS.
The Conference Committees Of Irving and
Tammauy Hall met again yesterday at the
Westminster Hotel. Maurice j. Power presided
There was free Interchange Of views at fist after
which John Kelly proposed that Iammany Hall be
allowed TO nominate candidates for Aldermen,
two at-large and five from the Senate DIstrIts and
that Irving Hall be allowed to name the same num-
Gel the ODD Alderman to be mutually agreed
upon; and that each Committee approve the
nominations OF the other when made. Mr.. Power
ON behalf of the Irving Hall Committee, SAID that
his fnends declined To proceed further with the
question of the nominations until the JOINT Confer
ence Committee was ready to proceed with the en-
fire nominations. THIS caused something of "A sen
sation and Mr. Kelly SAID he wished to consult with
the members of ms committee
When the committee again came together, Mr..
Kelly asked If the decision announced by Mr.. Power
,sas the imam nous expression of the Irving Hall
Committed lie seemed good deal surprised when
told that it was. One of the Irving Hall Commit
tee said it would be work of supereroga-
ton to ask if the IammaDy Hall delega-
lion was unanimous. This ended the
DISCUSSION, and the committees beparated with the
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DISPLAYING THE REBEL FLAG.

WEsTCHESTER, Penn, Oct. S.-A rebel Tag
was toisted at oxford in this county. on Wednesday
NIGHT al the Democratic parade by man named
Dawson lie said he was ready to fight under ii AGAIN
He was a so dicr in Mississippi regiment Grrat
INDIGNATION Is manifested The nag seen by trust
WORTHY Republicans. 4 c1lorrd Reuuhhcan was beaten
50 severely at KlmDlcyluc. eighteen miles from
here, last night bY DcmOcfas iAAt ne uIeu tO-u"y.
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tlorses ano Rooms rDanle0.

HOUSE WANTED.-To hire by a small
4 am ly of adults. must be OF In perfect order
south of III good ucghbothood rent fron ,uuO
10 ~ O css with particulars NJ, Box 40 Tribune
Uptown once, l,2JS Broad way
EXANlED.-For thr winter rs, Il fully
w furnished house location between 3ith aud 59thss
4h aud about 80 month HOUSE, must
be completely furnished: agents need Apply AddIess
W. h., L. o. Box 4SO. Now-HOrk city,
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CASTOR OUT OF THE FIELD.

BosToN, Oct. S.-EX-GOvernor Castor has
written a letter declining the Democratic nomination TO
Congress from the IYth District Of this Stale, a. he Is
satisfied that his acceptance under existing clrcum-
stances would not promote harmony IN tbc party. This
Iyes fine present Representative Mr. Morse, the can
didafc Of the party in the lNth District
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Anctlon Gales OF Real Gstale.
TRUST
THOITGAGEE'S SALE.
Narraganseti Hotel,
Providence, Rhode Island,

VIII DO a Public Auction. on WEDNESDAY, NoVem
Der IL A. 1850 II o'clock the premises bS VII
tue OF power contained in certain trust M"rtHage
made ana executed the Narragansett Hotel company
oporaon created by the General Assembly oil the state oil
Rhode Island located IN the city Of ldence IN sad
state 10 the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company cor
narration created by General Assembly OF the state OF
Rhode nd located in sail Providence dated August
z A ID 1874 ana recorded Book %, page J32 oil INC
Records Of Nor cages Real Estate in sand Providence" the
covenants conditions OF SAID Trust Mortgage having
been brogen-
All that tract situated in said CITY OF Providence
and bounded nohery Broad st, on which 1t measures
abou one hundred four and two hundred ANA
xty inc thousandths 3I269J feet eastcrb on france
st on which measures about one hundred ana eighy
on. and TWO hundred thirty three thouandthS hl 25
feet sonthery upon Of the Providence Opera House
Association upon which measures about one hundred aid
birty,ight and thirty huncr,dths ujs5D feet ami
w,seiIy on EDDY st., which measures about one
hundred aud and hundred and try 1--WE hou
sanhths la 1897 with the Otel bindings
and all Other buildings thereon standing
Terms conditions known Al the mo ana place ot
.-..-..
Bv order cf Rhode Island liusnita Trust Company,
TTust Mortgage ALIEN FAX 1 W, VICE lioHluoh
Providence. oct. q. 1850.
oct tyI5IO.2O,23,27,5), o. Ov. GlO,l3lG-lJt
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Cost an0 9onn0.

DANK BOOK LOST.-Bank Book No.
| 4}5 500 Bowcrv saw ngs Bank IS missing The
finder requested 20 return to the Bank II not restored
before the November 1881, application VIII be
made to the Bank for a now book
4 OST-Bank Book No. 42l, OSJ, Bank for
IL savings 81 BlecckarsL, NewIork Payment stopped.
Please return book 10 Bank.
l OST or STOLEN.-Bank Book issued by
Seamen's Bank for Savings New York TO the sui
found returned 90 the Bank WITHIN - days
GATE VIA apply 10 the Bank Tor new book
Nev.N ork. oct \. 1850 CHARLES RICH.
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understanding that thcy could be called together az
anv time bv their respective chairmen.
IL seemed to be the gcncrally-recelyed opinion
that the commit ces would not come together again.
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Mlsceliaucous.

GRAPE Wells and trimmings renovated by
~ Partisan expert color. stiffness and natural crmpt
feathers cleaned and CAN or address, LIS
broadway.
ENGRAVERS' INDIA PROOF PAPER !;
IL also Ink Tools lockwood and OTHER WOODS SG
VANDaRBUR1H WELLS q co,
Inland ~ Dateh. corner fuitanAk Nsw.Yosk
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GIN Real estate tor sale.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL Re kECEIVED Cot Al r 5nE
Srstst or 3O West Twenty tniTdst- cor Eighth ave 10
sfl Fast F0urteeuhst, corner Union square sOU N
ave cor Eorv.seveuth- at The HARL-M oFFiCE. ~
OOI and 2 PSI Third ave, cor. Onehuudreda
fnrI1 81 Iarcm savings Bank Building, up 10 p H. d"
regular Office rates.
A.-One of the best built houses IN Harlem
n o. West l27thst.; three-stOry brown stone eegahy
cabinet trimmed large plate glass mirrors d9uDe oqs
and first class every respect n l. ClA9AO ~ 9O-'' 4'
East l2jthst
EOR SALE.-Ihe elegant brOWn-stOne resi-
dence No 1872 West 57hst; price - 900 ony t0OoO
cash required IDq ure Of owner 40 l84 west otthSI
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RoGr0 ano aoom5
East Size.

East SIDE.
AT o WAvERLY-PLACE. ODposite New
~ YORK Iloc Gentle re1 only sls a,I .clnsns Tor
more than ten years.
oQ EAST 20TH-ST Rooms with good
go board reference
~ EAST 18TH ST.A suite Of lar large r3ou o' on
4 n.led room, on lower floor and large 'front.' room Oh
fonrn door, without board
EpS LEXINGTON-AVE., corner ~ III I'LL - ,on IL,
I'bI Fourth floor rooms with Do'rH' nou'o "D'
htstcass reference.
Yves: Side.
A PRIVATE American family will let will
~ ont Pc[ sc9seq oqy gsd egi aaG closets
hon- furniture hrstclass 2i0 West 39h ST. H'i ''
At 60 WEST 19TH-ST.-Large md small
n ro1ns snsle or restaurant oppose' appoint
men's nrstcli-s
DARTIES suffering with mental or nervous
4 disease. can have Board and proper attention III a
private family address EXPERIENCE. Tribune Uptown
once. l.l3, broadway
Oh WEST 27TH-ST.-Second house west OF
Eroaiway north side: elegant par,ors ifont room
second floor extra PIE and appointments Oo'u
top floor
oEST-ST. ana 51H-AVE-Furnishcd apart
.)i m,ns private table Il required ia an EeSvERETf
f99es 3G 6 a,2Y' - o weyt s5th app"
.lOO WEST 45TH-ST. - Second brown.
-UC stone front from broadw4y small iamy vi" boa ,s
and location drstcIlss best Of references gwen ana IT,
qured.
DIG WEST HTH-ST. = Handsome h,,,t n
40 nshed rooms on recond moor WIN goou oo'iu' III
suites single also hall room on thrd hoof'
Board and Roo rs Wanted.
A PARLOR and BEDROOM WANTED, Up
n town Lya gentleman wife at from 10 u 800 Al
dress a. H. =, Box No r. lD1ne Office
Young gentleman OF good family desires
c6LU pSnfI II oa H' Gptown Once 258 broadway
BOARD WANTED.-F0r family ; adults,
children 9Th and 7thaves ION ana Z5d-sI'
private fanny preferred. H. AhEho 10 b'eA"'" ."
DOOMS with BOARD-A family CONSISTING
second floor or more partly unfurnshe Mira located
nrva IamiIv owning their house preferred looms
viii be taken bv yea salts actorv best
Address stating iu paru uIs H. L.
Eox 30 Tribune UutOwn once, ,23o Broadway
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RECORDED REAL EsrArE TRANSFERS.
SsW -YpRg CITY.

Irving pace W 2, 81 n n Of ljthst 2ubxSo Helen e.o
Iirav M ~ Horny FlCming--.---. @I"V
Concord n " = 40 Il = " Oi IeNlhslph 81 -
100; Sarah \ Appleton cHcculllN Wc' 10 IL AN
1884 20 ,o 20 OF r6 5 IS,icT $4,000
Lot NO II tNOrriSinl'. near NashlnR ul ,1ca
2Gst 2jVlOO; ) Nedder and VIC 10 A"oo ,oo
1st.ave' VS. 2ith Ward Lot no 80 50xl23; Pat coo
rick ami wife 20 Thomas pay -., i. WV
Lots 4 e.. and 90 Elm-aVe, iOOA%OVi ooo
Anna McNamara to ia Flynn - l'""V
1st-aye 3 i9I ,,id So q" arone wSiiach 10000
7sthsl % t. OF 2dayf f Ink Enrich FT1 ~ 5000
10 % n OF 1Sti-st 21.OAl'o' 9oi""'"
Marx ct al 10 Joseph Enrich ,-,-,;.--
4o & 81 81 0 6cSnt, l'oko9o $1,000
Same properly wv, william SIm%N ana "no ~ $1,000
OAK 81 No 30 Ig9xjO; George Gertum to Hen
lindcnb rg-.--...
same property; Henrietta Borck, or LindenDerg' W
,,, %ePrse go n " o TN ave- 25.ix iO aud also.
cOrner nj ana Jiti 81 ZJ.lNfVj ID lNsHJ 5oo
date sheriff 10 James Phyle,---;.;:'. ~ Wv
property. aud a-0. nS oil 17th-s| l1o No"i AGO
broadway. XlODJ Ia same '''
7th.ave. corner OF 5ith-st, 21NlOO; JiheS "
Phyfe James rhyfe ,,,,iii,c;
GGthst ~ It ~ OF enay9 @ Beck trustee $1,000
orchartst No a. 25Xs'o ,d ng 1'"1 1900
RECORDED LEASES.
F4egenheim. II and another 10 Thomas Engleon sno
o. 1856 l99 and 200 south othaSc, years; rons low
Roberts Edward IL lamlein $50 ST. 20 II vi Ano
2daye IOUXl00SA9,S years rent NV
same 10 Louisa STRIPPED OF 92dst LOO IL " Vi ooo
lstaye. J0xl0O.o- - 10 years. rent 49, -OV
The MAYOR Vc - James PhVfe; Lots nos 30
3GI in block bounded by 7tn and sthaVes anu TO
SD and Ith SIS, 400 years rent daa1
Same to same same property lOO years ioiiV.'''
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Gonntrn Doaro.
ONG BRANCH. - Fairyiew Cottage, on
ocean ave- vii remain open through the fail and win
ter Address Mrs NJ. SCOTT, East Long Irancl. NJ -
THE SEASIDE HOUSE at
IOCKANAY BEACH
with excellent accom-
mo2atIons or Transient permanent guests al moderate
prices -----------
rPHE WEST POINT HOTEL
/ TURONIY HOTEL on THE MILITARY POST
OPEN THKOUGHOUT TIE YEAR
ALBERT H. CKANEY, Proprietor.
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoBR. Friday. oct. g. 1880
The following sales were he'd at the Exchange
= olesrrom to-day
nv van TasssU E FerrnfH

] thrcc story brick bulll'ng and one story for sta
Die. with lots. Nos BOZ and 1uH thaFe /"
Of 3-th ~ lDs together tn size J-"hl'Vi nc,
= Comedies --.-..---. si''''-
same property under ''oo '' ',.o 1900
IN EictGri :. Hqroer
L@' $50 s' WS'' Ist,t go VI .... $1,000
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Gorscs, Carriages, tjarne5s. sc.
A SECONDHAND ROCKAWAY WANTED.
~ Must be cheap for cash. Address PW. Tribune ONCE
ilcliQlous Notices

nClluluUS NuIIitS
ADscourse by Mr. a. }. DAVIS on the Relation Of
m9 s Insic Ian NO. ii last IihsL Good music
cordial welcome extended to al.
General ui,-ionary Meeting under the aasPGes Of the
society rrqiGa@i ER F E Tn"rS T IT H' Ill 'ho
M,ds,n ave- and DIST, tomorrow CSUNDAl) evening at
7jo 9coS P s a%g Pqt. F l2d BISHOPS
#, tss Sne!a S"S oI nO& OF Msns on ens morning.
next g:3 O'clock
psseG 5 P Of N s aa.Ss A to a
and en-. @ Sii E9 F w. to c@&kHS SI" D. w IIs
preach IN tie Hours OF servce IL a. IN. and
1850 IN.
All son. Church stnaye. corner 2oth.i.rhe Rev. Or.
Bf,ii0WS viii preach TOMORROW MORNING at IL
O'clock Public cordially invited.
American Temperance Union. av,ry' Theatre. IAN,
st.; 1g% s lame %S and " M H. BIn nav Of faer.on
JOS a. ii1GNRDU@ Pre,t. Il. II Cape TER. sec.
Anthem Memorial shurch ISM 81 west Of 6thaye,m,
7T r,iti's ' tSiAaKSoH D. B. IL d. vii preach
Association Hall, 9sdst. coraer eyG ,a
MohN ~ T,"n,N0oN at . 8ibie las, tor young men
generally. ENENINGS at o:' Young Mr9s PRAYER anS
oclocN Youn NGps Nfstss hNsy t h% S1 W ana
sunday p. m.-ntdical students only
At ChickcrinT Hall
IN, 2 pm E.VV ,ft thi' G9LtGHRp
will preach Union Gospel ser'ic' ~ 81 pay afternoon
S M,s NR Fi'Hf 'G Ga} b vii ' s%s
Aso. the large Choir lot ~ Asa null
An seats trr'. Everybody welcome
Al Fifth Aycnnc Enptsg Ghurch est ATHEIST. near Sun
ave- NE Rev. ii. NJ. SANDEt, OF Yonkers. breaches
: IN. sunday oil 300 ~ IN.
"Wednesday, l.iJ y. strangers cordially
welcome.
A Harvard Rooms kesorNuIi-sIuarc-- Mrs HAR
DINGE BBlI It.N irttures ~ NbAN. October 10. Morn
ng H. Martin Luther IN oprt Lana EN~nng $50,
THE SUM- with So endd storeopucou lila trations
Al Murray Hill Prcsbyte thurrh i0thst east of
frcachng so NbkltDM by the PASTOR tho
Rev ). ID. BU RCHAtp, ID, AT 1913 ~ m and 1i3 p
Al scotch Presbytrrinn Church, lithsL between 9TH
and Rev DR. ~ AIlS. OF II ist. Ireland will
| urrach TO-MONtDM At 1880 ana the Pastor the
Rev. SAMUEL NJ uAMILTON, AT y. IN.
An Sixty-nrst street Va a. Church. between I'd 3d
ayrA-ptrAclnug "A M and sbu IN. Pastor.
tho rev LINDSAY PARKER special ohillrens Ia
te exercises by sunday school
ON Tho Fading Leaf" Tho Rev. WILLIAM Is. AtFLkCk
tuesday evening al O'Clock on Lost tOF
want o "a word" Ailnisaiou ree
Al the Brooklyn Tabernacle - Dr. rALMAGE will
morning AZ 1880 EN AZ
| t,n Morning subject " Domestic IAta"
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Coruorallou : ollccS.

OUIUUIWIIUN AtUI44NJ.
NOTICE.-Proposals for removing part of
~ Pie at the foot OF 1t royst y r. aud bong Iei new
Al y r. VIII be received Dy The Dtpl tmrn OF Docks III
and III Duane st. until 18Th october 1850 al j. O'Clock, m
For iul informant CITY lie Oi copies LOT so ~ ~
city Han
NOTICE.-PropOsals viii be- received ut the
~ Office OF the Department Of Public Charities and cor
Tecto No slave until october II. 1850 for groceries,
ras pine fittings sc full information city Record,
tor 40. Cty Hall
NTOTICE-ProD0Sals will be received at the
" office Of the Department Public Chariues and Cor
rton no G6 81 ave until October ID, 1880 for lumber
lime cement, hardware &c For iuI INFORMATION see Cly
Record sale at 40. city Hall
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Gltn proucrGn GO Eel

OFFICES TO LET, some desirable. at low
" nrices i'm the buildings 3. D. AMI Beekmanst - 10
1873 Nassau a.. ami PARK Row opposite T. " ~ LAM
& WHITING . BcekmansL
rINO RENT.-Furnished house, Ohio stone,
three story high stoop. l27th a. between ON and
Ghaycs reasonable terms inmoliae pOssesIoh AouIeSS
W. y. y. o. Box $50
.DcTH-ST., NEAR 5TH-AYE.-Handsomel
sDDurnshed house: private parties Apply to A. DALEY
a. West 3jtl-st
AtTH-ST., near BrOadway-4-story, high
J. stoop ne uished house 10 let TO private family
4. DALEY, "a " Est %1ta s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-09
BrookJnn proprrln Tor Sale ano 90 Gtt.

TOR SALE.-:S9, 900, or to let $500, an
1 elegant ..story hghstoop swclcdfrpnt brO"n-stohe
house containing every modern Improvement ana bong
nca I'm one ~ the finest parts OF the near prospect
Park also hrs-cass brown-stoue houses, cabinet Hs III
the lociity For fui particulars apply u LLONA"D
MOODY. Muntague-st ST. 2lb flatDush- ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-09

MADISON Avenue Baptist Church ". 'i .'.--
PIrac - NV m. Pas'oi iev. ". Nv. fEl-.HH -.
n ID -t+NDA j.. Ociul 10. .l . 10 ~ .ri >
p. a. SUNDAY school 40 800 90. t1ir rr D. " "'tH."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-09

~ EAST nth STA suite OF large lupn
msled room, lower floor and large iIoh' i''" VII
L...r ~ lo.-- ~. nlIL M