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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10
LONG BFANCH NOIES.

LoNG BRAycu Aug. 9.-Betwccn 400 aud
50l gentlemen leayo Long EIauch every weekday
morning TO 20 TO business the igb, ring cites, rc-
turning ia The evening 10 the number OF departures
tins morning was aCdod that Of several families VINO
vii no return to IArs Branch this season Tie major
ity oil these laniilos have gone to other resorts.
The subscription Top at The Hotc Brighton ti even
ing. promises 10 be large Affair."
There viii be a concert al the Arlington Hotel on
Wcdncsc evening, uder the ar- pces II the ladies 81
MR., Fletcher Huipcrs ecasbore cottage. Mas J4IiA
Gordon Thompsop. wien. CJ0u'i MACPHERSON expects to
-f col DUNG the next opera season, and Harry
Thompson, her brother, the ato 1T CTists Churc' p,
Flrhayc., have volunteered their services.
Among the late arrivals are che following:
Vest Ind Holcl-J. g. Boyd, +. Gils, Philadelphia:
Miss Norris, Chestr Penn; NJ. BAY u" ana WIie llt-
more: K Irwin. BROOKLYN; G.. McIHiirc and VIE, New
Hoas T.. I. Mart II, Ntw-Oork
United suites If0te-E. -. Aiken and wife, Piiispnrg
Anun Dix IL Noa-I'luus wick: l.. Blum. Texas j. h.
Twccdy, t. L. 1weedy, w. Pape, Bro0kyhi u; Hli IL
W cg s. r. HagnAn, y. II. Clark j. \. IhayIor CHARLES
Boxer David Waxel ana family, ii. olocihOoi. a. Mum
o;can B5ici"Gi hcrt Coorcr and wife, Paterson ".
j. Van Nest d. 8 Hartsh0rne ChaS stone g. Russell,
j. r. Benjamin. l.. h. Taylor. T. r. Ia man ad FANNY,
Mansion Housc-E. II. Jube. Newark; ". q. Alling'
NewHoyen; A. 1ow4er AlHan{ a. d; lizard; i- ~
Wo,rirnd Hoei~J Il. williams. 81. Louis; ". Hoec-
caup Paterson; i. g. Frey, Jers CRY y NJ W lllHinS
Miss Emerson, ii. W. Brurn, H. >. Mower w j. irazcl
Hot1I Br.ghton-J. D. Bacsston, Connect cut; Major
Shirley. England; B. McCandleSs NJ. N. Cahd. W. G.
Clark ana wife. Philnieiphihi j. Sheruidu FHIihiey
aud wife. j. II. Craig. New York
Atomic Hofol-D. l.. BNner, Philadelphia; W. J..
Flanagan, q. Ozark j. Campbell aud wife, j. b. Inihcr
W. 4. Whidock, NJ. Slxmnn aud wife. I"omas hunt
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ARUY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. "a Board Of Survo,
TO consist Of Lieutcnamt-Colonel j. +. Wade ~
Cavalry. frs, Lieutenant J. J. Morrison 10Th c,v,r,
and First Lieutenant Charles Norton. 81 Caya,rv h
been ordered 10 assemble at the Cavalry Depot Tes
son Barr ck-. No. tie 1G'b day ~ August, 10 =
soon thereafter practicable. 70 examine into ro,o,
upoa and nx the responsibility for the loss Of seven,
nine .ringdcld muskets, Issued b COlDnc. C. G,ov
1t Cavalry, as Post Commander. Fort Wgla wan
Washington Territory, 20 citizens or idaho Terrific,
TIE Junior member OF the board Will act recorder
Leuienant-CO lonel Roger Jones, Assistant Insn.,,o
General. Las been detailed 30 Inspect certs.
Qaar,ermasters stores sni clothing. camp ,,a
glrrison cquipage on hand go tho Phi,s-,
phia dopot o. the Quar- ermasfers Usn.ss,,
inent Philadelphia. reported a. requiring actiSn,
an inspector. Licufcnan Colonel JODrs haa also -
dctaiied to inspect with view to their 1nll sp9.a
certain articles OK qutrterma7tcT7 stores and cJtlp,
camp and 9drrison eGuipIce on hand az The Quartz
ma-ici's depot la This cty
Comns~ary Sergeant Carl RO.s. L. 6. A. has been a,
dered To proceed without DELAY 10 For ys Tex a.
rpor 20 the commanding. officer OF that Tor an,
iIrst Lieutenant r. &. Ycddcr 1871 Iaiautry viii \.
rel ev 20 from signal duty o. take en- 20 Dec iubsr
$780, and will then proceed 10 join his proper non
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CoLLIERY AND T0WA FIRES.
porTsyu1r. Penn, Aug. 9.-Tbe inside "

PoTTsvMLE. Penn, Aug 9.-The inside work
ings of tho X ey Run CorieD al Shenandoah were dis
covered t. DO fire In tn breasts this morning
al tho workings ll.ci VITA smoke but the mules
and all loose properly rescued The Are is lous
one aud will provo very expensive. The mine cannot be
flooded and to extingIsh The Ore Will prcsen, OF the
greatest engineering problems yot presented In
lion with anthracite mining. This - the mine where
The three men, Rcise slcf and WIman. lost their lives
several Gays in cnd"dy5rug % remove tie gas from
the old workings.
BfhNIsGToB.SL, Aug Ollie dwelling ofJohn Healey
Wa, burned by an lncepl any this morning, the family
barely e-cnping Loss, $4,000; partially insured.
CIK,iNNATI, o.. Aux. 0.-Iic planning MIL of Arm
strong Smith Co., 40 Blir O., caught fre at IL 30
o'clock ana totally dOstCy0i Loss. 1l0 900; IN
suriucc $4,000
CmIcAGO Au1 o. fro last night burned bul,dlngs at
Nos % AMI 81 Clnnl-st, owned by T.. W. Gates, aud
damagsd neighborng houses. the loss ID 81 5000 par
lully
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DECISIONS-AuG. Q.

Superior Court hambsrs-By Judge Beach,
In tho matter Of Tqolert !, opinion unpecsaen.ed
for s court aud Therefore a sh sg ofdsT an sac
proof of identity is witness Rowland only
Ss or &c sn s S%: 20 &c
proposed decree Is Lot in proper torn Referred back 70 ref
Munroe Judgment granted. Moser aE Moser-Deoree
Bv Judge Donohue; -Cosiano agt. cosiNno Grantcd.
1s gd SS an 81 % sS aS
signed McKeon agt Keaney aud Others j Judgment for
on ON e oon NOM ' 10 "
rs Judge ACCOMPLISHMENTS etc. ag Tamra and another
BY Judge Van Brsnt.-Eaedo wine aet French tai
People rel Dewitt ACT the Board Of Police eI-rhe an
which tho reator could bS convicted proceedings
Common Pleas-Speciat T,7m-By Judge Van Brunt.
ALLEN AIT Lennon ri sBond approved and lien discharged
In the matter Of A. ass al inc papers
port the that The notice TO present claims
with regard 10 assenmen,s sent back for
notices. V have been made pnTsnSnt 10 tho rules Of
tlils court Tue New York lAo Insurance COMPANY sst
mg.APpl9a IONS granted Lyons aat Lamb poiiea9oa
ion sr,nio paiaua to servo complaint within Ave days
with sl0 costs OF motion TO abide Daily
slower HopPenslckTne order and notice seems TO be
Mi i've a. nnd@ftsktng e. paw the Indictment II oiieT he
vacaiea.
Maitae Court Chambers - Nv Judge Sinnott.--
Parker Rg Hrsselline opinion granting discharge Foote
AIT Gen'sn Monon drocsns OF salary account
O judgment delond VITA $40 COSTS 10 b. deducted Nom the
gneut. Levy SiIbcrsein. Motion t. aside jadg
neuL open default etc, granted On payment OF $40 ooss
within hve days within which time The complaint may DO
served Keatney Juy.-MoOn granted Tor September
10 1850 Elaryer RgL stem motion granted order
animation Of de endani vacated end set sse C.mmara agL
hughos Notion iOYacao ASSIGNMENT granted w SO costs
10 defendant t. abide The eVo IVwor Administering Com
paHy CT Motion 20 open default denied. Xii gscy
agt. Van Dsvecr.-BOnd approved. Patton agt sharpe
Amentn nt ao"ed; Alien aFt WagstuI -hond Mel Jub
- cancelled l0rwitZ agL PetrOwaLl aouOa Rtantd Win
within teI DAYS pntnun cumpn With Ouor
hod. Brennan agt. Bummtlrder OtJuy a. 1890 canctil a.
PeIca ag Alcait1 Action denied without f0oy agI
GToenMOOn to yAoato attach dOnod wih $40 caste
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whore perhaps the number OF applications was great
est It known thnt great many people come mere
on Saturday and Sunday and away on Monday MORN
ing and II 81 thought that on Monday there VIII De
vacant rooms Those who want rooms now come on
Monday This plan worked very well at FIRST but Mon
day L. now getting be busiest day In fact we
have done rs much to-day and been crowded, as on
any previous day this gear Saturdays and sundays not
excepted"
sdeshows flourish on Clney ISLAM Here and there
are platform scales, with the invitation to Try your
weight; only cents" which are largely patronized Dy
persons feel Interested In Dr. Tanner There IL the
electric battery. with wonderful power 10 elicit IN
describablc shros and cause contortons from those
who are induced to clasp poles. Another device "a
the blood-ometer" which gives, according 10 the
statements OF its proprietor the exact condition OF
ones hood Their, is resYjrometer, indicating the
blowing capactos OF those who use II. " Goodness
1" exclaimed bystandcr, suppose Low bAOuM IT!
the thngl III bet Lo'd bur-t n all to hndofsW
thriving trade npf 20 b. driven by the hclehthc
0runceilcis, by the liitn2nlchnc men, Dy te mana
gers OF the striking m,chiucs by the Punch ana JUICY
shows ana by tne thousand and one other devices Wcn
amusc cuildf of all ages ana uep 10 oiaW hlcAce nom
purses OF vsitors. Eut to al or these hohuiy Is
verbally an OF day" Tor tue excursion
b0ais 10 the piers only hai HIi'u,
car Yesterday, while tho hotels w0rc crowded tHe
walks Wclnlgn deserted, and Tue peach appeheu
tie stands were snort ana atrat ted but tM
listeners. although the bands played ~ well as ~ngn
of visitors afTouza "a tne Iron pier and thc % rfVito3
~ both OF wn!ch places the VIM blew Win freshness
cr stiffness snfi Hent to sah5y ne most "e'eiin'u''
seeker after " O breath OF pure air.
TIE Gus omary crowds were lacking last evening, ana
thc b.t.at gcam Of tue electric lights icu only upon
fffcchc- II mixed sgud TIE boats and trains c-tlnE
f,l- beach hla but few passengers. These however,
had enjoyed hcir trr, since ty had, .. one eApr cd
D. "plcu,y o. room 20 ect a'ound ana see iat uhef'
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IN OIL BdRK BURNING dFRESH.

The Nova Scotia oil bark Nictaux which caught
fire oil Sunday night, continued to burn all day
yesterday sending MP heavy volumes of smoke,
which were blown by the breeze for
long distance along the river. Toward night
the flames had died down somewhat, but
about / | O'clock much Of her cargo having burned
ont. tho vessel was lightened and the hulk rose /;
the woodwork gnited, and famed by brisk breeze,
the flames shot high M, giving tho impression in
the CITY that another deSru tive fire raging at
Hunters Point. tug made fast 10 the burning bark
and tOwed her further out into mld-stream, about
quarter of a mile above hex situation during the day
and nearer Black wells Island. where she IS held
fast by the tug to prevent her drifting among the
other shipping along the river front.
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CIVIL NOTES.

The divorce suit OF Mrs. Abby Shaw against
Oscar Shaw settled by decree for tho Plaintiff
Judge Reynolds. in the Brooklyn City Court,
has granted limited divorce to Mrs Rosetta Hooker
fr0ll John Hooker.
Suit for limited divorce on the ground Of
cruel treatment has been brought by Mrs.
Barbara Balza against Peter Bal21 TO whom she was
married II few months ago. each having children by
former marriages. These children failed to live har-
mOuOusly together at tnelr homo In ochOesst Brook
In. L. ID.
An application was made to Surrogate Liv-
ng;ton IN Brooklyn yesterday Tor a Receiver for the
estate Of John Badger otherwise known John Baker
who died recently and devised large estate by will,
which Is contested. The counsel for the proponents
claimed that no receiver was needed as al bo $4,000
OF the estate all except $2S 900 was In safe securities
and needed no care The Surrogate reserved his de-
olsiOu.
An application was made before Judge Van
Brnnt in Common Pleas, Chambers. yesterday for the
removal Of City Marshal Thomas Cunningham under
allegations that he had made excessive levy. The
application made by William Birtcls. 1t was
olimei behalf of the defer that the act OF 1871
IN giving to the Mayor tue power OF appointing mar
has had vested la him the sole power OF removal and
had taken II from the Court OF Common Pleas, where 1t
formerly belonged Judge Van Brunt reserved his de-
clsl0n.
Under allegations that Jennie Hughes had
violated certain contracts made with the Jennie
Hughes Dramatic Combination Company" aud that
damages amounting to $500 had resulted. Marie Com
mara procured al attachment In the Marine Court
against money Of Jennie Hughes deposit In the
Bowery Savings Bank. Judge sinnott yesterday va
Gated the attachment on tine AFFIDAVIT or the deendant
that she owed the plaintiff nothing.
Henry Miner proprietor of Miners Theatre,
Yesterday obtained from Justice Donohuo o temporary
injunction restraining Patrick Rooney from performing
in any other theatre until he had fulfilled the engage
ment alleged 10 have been made with the complainant
The latter claimed that IN June, 1879, Rooney made
five years engagement for Miners Theatre. and had
now made another engagement with rival manager.
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WORK RESUMED AT cHAUThCQUA

CuAUTAUQrA, \. y, Aug. Or. BOardman
I,cturcd this morning tine Difficulties OF the
Scripture" The Gth lecture IN philosophy
by Professor y own was mtuiuonal Feel
iues.D d. Bucnl"y lccturcd on Fanatici.In"
;u aGtirnce of 5000 persou.. Mis- Alden lectured
TIC Cnau,auQuu Il crary and Scientific Crclo ond
studcs.' The fourth conference of che Literary and
Scientific Circle hest att Hded. Al the close Of inc
AFTERNOON lNecs'- General fisk g0yo history o. Tie
Jubilee Siug.f and their contribution to TIE cduclilon
freedmen Hc sara tho 81 gers had Melted Tldoojo
for thai larp9sf. one oil tIc SINGERS spoke
demanding that G1it Pc don Tor the elevation 81 MS
race 81 nome. vel or the elevation OF others
abroad IG work and study OF NE day has been In the
normal departments. In AuOrrgartcu. eocutlou micro
scoIy school % language, ma c, and object lessons III
the gcogra ply Of Palestine.
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COMFY ISLAND HOTELS FILLED.

TEANaIENI VISITORS MOI NUMEROUS IIbTE. DAY
TnE BEACHES AND WALKS DtSIrGD.
Monday WAS once considered our dali
day" said the e.erk "a ono OF the leading hotels
q Coney Bland yesterday; but n change
nas como To-day Las been one u TIC
bus.c.t daya of tee season. have been ou the
90 day, ana bow iul about used up" VISIT to The
ynfious hotels confirmed theso statements. Although
,mt few transient gucss visited tho beach YESTERDAY
tne rush Of bonraois Vas yer, great Porhpps would
he more correct 10 say woLldbc bomdeis, for scores
wurr tur.od away WIN the information t.a AL the
rooms we've takhn tat all tic cots Ia the halls ind par
los we're engaged and that another gcs could be
resolved Tor love or money.
you see," sid the clerk at the Oriental Hotel,
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spectators had gathered. exciting. Among the
equpagcs present coaches driven by James Cor
don Bennett George Peabody wetmore, Hugo O. Frtsch
aud Augustus Whiting.
The lasted about hour. and the distance rav-
elled over was eight or nine miles Owing to sun tl
Der, high stone walls, etc, the run nj times was uH
usually slow, being marked only here aud there Dy
quick squirt Nearly seyeuty-hve horses followed tle
hounds among the number of riders being sevcral IA
dies. two or three of whom we're in ut the death
The brush awarded to Mss Goats. OF providence
who rode splcndIdy. The pate was given 10 slr john
Kaye who in second at the death, followed by MI
VIM C. Sanford OF the besr1iders IN the HELD Inc
first the death Mr. Griswod, the master oil the
hounds
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THE RACE AND THE HUNT.
EVENTS ON LAND AND WATER.

IoVE sTAEP CONTts1s AT SARATOGA, IN WHICH
TWO HORSES ARE DIsADLEp-A GREAT DAY AT
NrWroIT--LIyKLY SCENES IL NEw-YcRK HAIR
DOR.
THE present favorable weather is being eagerly I'M
proved for sports in the open air At Saratoga yes
erday there were four exciting contests at the race
course. which were the more interesting
because the favorites were beaten in nearly
every case The winners were E1as
Lawrence. Gabriel Knecraft and Springfield
There were two serious accidents during the Day
DanIcbef broke his leg and Belle sprung a tendon.
At Nc.rort Yesterday fox hunt took place, the
game being followed by sevenW5iiVe peope
on horseback. and several hundred car
,aecs arriving ont hom town 10 Watch
tho epo,t. The Union Yacht regatta took
place in Ncw-York haybor yesterday. Thirty
seven boats took part. one Of them having come
all the way from New Orleans Coz the purpose. The
hay Wa beautiful spectacle during tine racing.
The winners were tho i. l.. shepard, the Brothers
and C. W. Miller IN ClaS, ID. They were the first
boats home The other winners are given below.
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A In1rLr FOR Wnn1rrnN--Shc [,

A 1RIFLE FOR WMBLTDON.-She (WhispCr-
iue): Hush! Take u, daru-l ' ON own heart WIN
teach you mud out It's uas Hc3 KIND fhOuEhffui grl
ANY dainty is welcome !" CAMP apd-- Sac; Not
word. Pdgd j. waxing G. oUd-hyvl lAud shC Bas gone
Aud wncn ne found she had gwen him q cat in tAt
BASKET h. waycd wroth, fOr-alas!-h !crt did not
teach lin thai when ~ camp lac should hide billet
under ITS Collar aud let u loose WbercupOn Iom would
make L- way straight bRck to his n:stressal thcy
lFUGny Folks.
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comoy prnm- cnmnrn.-yan nrunt. Conn, -


u
az III 0. I.-MotoDs Will be heard az II o'clock 'pcN
TgiAL TYRH-PARfs and II-AdlOnfnrd for the ,e,,.
GRSERALsRsslON S-pAHT Ifiiidcrsefye. - The
james mcGinDess MARY Malyey robbery fTcnry saet
AdriaD II. Austin. rape; James Cox. Isicj,art ~
burglary; John DOiefty Alexander mp. aaron Wo,ie
John Leonard Felix Murphy. 2raud larceny william j,T
Nellie Davis, Robert r. Saith, fcou assault s
Ter, Annie Haght dsofdery house Thomas rd, oai
Murphy, George Moore Nichae AOIdn. e oii1us 49, s
battery Charles T.. Par ell larceny TIE erson ai
tn grand larceny James shelly James Cgrren Hauet
MCCuc Michael Collins, burglary Charles GSntgn Aev
POTTER Mary llaTis, Minis Brown Lucy Mitchell itp's
Charles grand larceny Louis Kaufman. Michael ro'na
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CALENpAR4 TITS Day.

htPlFMF COMA -CHAsfRgRs- Beach. J.--CoIrt nDon,
1850 calendar called M a. mN0s Gj SO 20. Sc 81
l05 ~ 1879 loo Isl $50 l06 9i al RIA 2ig. "a 220
81. 133 40 al 24i 24J 100 2ol 2J2 253 -J1 Zo5
21a 26O, 20t 2Oa. xt6
GENEgNL fERN- Adjourned uGtl september T.
SrEclAL TElM-DDnOAuo J.-COurt Vpuns 1890 4 49,
NOdaY caonuar
SUPERIOR COURr-sPECiAL rEHM-RuaseL Court opens
Al IL IA. Caendu called ~ p ln.--NO day oalcnuar.
gEAA-FAggs IL IIAAdlouI loI lus torn
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MIL LATLLLIGENCE.

WAsIHSGToN, Aug. 9.-The United State,
steamer VandalIa sailed from Charcst00D, Mass III,
morning en- route 10 the coast OF Cuba.
The United states steamer Michigan arrived al Chi
cago on the Oh inst.
The United States prsctice-sip Despatch is en- rou.
to Newport
The United States steamer Trenton vas'of Grayesend
i gland. July 20. as was also the Wyoming.
The United states mers Constellation and s;and.h
sailed from Newport on Saturday.
Cadet MidshiDmen Geo II. billman, VIM. g sms
Francs K. wall Henry NJ. Finley, Edwin W. Nash ari
James ; Brown have been ordered 70 tie Tennessee at
POrlaud No; Cadet Midshipmen John X. Bofua1on
Francis J. Haeselpr. Henry y. Asbmore and .. H. p
Belmont. To the KeaTsage. al Port and Mel Cadet MD
shfDmeu Loui- Duncan Edward l.. West A. +. Nbfek
and Homer G. POund-tODe - the Iacka wanna. Paclae
Station; Passed Assistant Phymaster kcaD Frazer bas
Dcen detached from the Navy Yard, New YORK, aud
ordered TO the Alliance.
QUITE RIGHT, DEAR.-Gin Cooking at her.
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WIFG MURDERER HANGED BY 4 MOI.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 9.-John Bailey,
who murdered his vile May, 1879
ana was twice sentenced to death, taken
from tho Athens (Alaj jail Saturday by mob hprse
men hanged. -Four attempts had been made b3fore
~ haug him.
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lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. (

IbI IFIsF7"IffiI' To TIT II'II''1'9'T
NEWPORT, Il. l., Aug. 9.-The first fox
hunt Of the season took place here today Tie place Of
meeting was at Byces farm. in the township ol ddlo
town. adjoining the City OF Eowport the north. The
region OF great beauty Including some the finest
lsndscap the state, and. eve1O one here knows
having Of the finest Of he Newport beaches Tie
weather delightful
The hunt created iyely cOmmOtOn among the SUN
mer population OF Newport Several hundred carriagcs
filed with prominent guests OF The place. hand
at the start and tue sceDe IN the elo when the hunts
IN their eOored cOats had assembled On horseback
and the keepers had brought w the hounds and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10
BASE BALL NOTES.

Yesterday a picked nine opened the series Of
games Which Is 20 be played by the National Club on tho
Brighton Beach race course ihis week Tno score was
as follows: Picked nine. q Nationals. 3.
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QUITE RIGHT, DEAR.-Girl Cooking at her.
sell pretty bathing dressl! IL does seem dIesdil
pity to wet 1T JuJy.
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FOX HUNT At NENPORr.

N.yFNIY-FIYE HIDEEs-TM BRUSH wON BY A
YOUNG LADY FROM PROVIDENCE, THE FATE BY
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NOOK, &c.-By German girl TO cook, wash
- aud ironi city or country city references. No EI
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COOK, WASH, IRON.-By competeat
~ woman; thorough cook excellent references PROM
ESTANT HOME BUREAU, 1873 6thaye fourth hous
Ilf Ii
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EOOK.-By c0lOred woman. ms cook by the
~ week sleep homo. 32l West 42dsL. house TOO
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NOOk.-By an active woman as trst-cass
" cook Is and obligiDg city country rofOreao
est hist.
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RESSMAKER-Perfect litter. Twenty
vears practice family clothing operates all machlne
perfect W. ", 81 day. Address al week l. o. ~ las
Eou rte hist
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A YOUNG MAN wishes situation IN
~ planning and saving mil 10 take CHARGES 0es' r'cnoei
seven years place Address Box 30. YOnsegs. y a.
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I ADY'S COMPANION, &c.-By a Protest.
- with a lady or have the care Of
grown children sewing excellent references 81 wa'
Lat
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II OUSEWORKER.-By a neat, tidy, iDtell-
gent Protestant giri Will be generally useful
family in any capacity can do good oooAing sad Is .
g0od washer aud roDcr viii best OF aens
moderate. Can be ~ 500 6thaye- near Lds
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~ cTessmaser in al branches wishes few engasemcnsh
private families ask work At home reasonable erms
Address Nine REDHON, 2U5 West zUthsI. between III
fh.ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GERMAN o
n seventeen wants 70 90 position IN some
the bu-iaOss has best OF Teeen
willing aud oDging. Address A. CiIRIsfMAS, S2S bs
10th st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10

CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
" oblgng ~cOtch Cir good reference rs chan ermni
and waitress; or child nurse will 60 10 CITY "r country n
place e for moderate wages AK fOT ANNIE,
No. 23Z 9Th ave, mar l8fh-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10

NHAMBERMAID and USEFUL GIRL.-By
~ young c'ore girl lately from MARYLAND. Can he seea
az the PROTESTANT HONE 81 REAU, l5e 6h-Age- IA
door above lOta.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10
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NHANBFRNAID and WAIIRESS.-PrOt-
~ estan girl very respectable and we recomms ldoi
paten either capacity ohambernai waitress also
Understands all about children 5O6 STA ave- between sA
23d-stS