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MORE lBorr SCHOOLS or MiDIcINE.

TRUE MEDICAL PRACTICE MOI CONFINED TO Any
ONE SYSTEM. THEORY OR rArHY.'
To the Edffor Of Thc TrtbHHt.
SIR Your paragraph on the dispute Of the
physicians over Lord Benconshcldr does not seem
10 me to reach fully Uth % the matter. This f. On"
truth Of It: "Alopathy" and Homeopathy" 80 cnu
are neither equals rivals. There II equality and
no rivalry Regular medicine" does not call itsrlf
allopnthy AT all II il called only 10y the yotaric- of
various exclusive syscms. II does not acc' W the name
by which unauthorized godathrrs have chrstcned IT,
II does not call Itself any particular school NJ mrdi
cine SIN lcss n II Iatby." II Il too catholic for
either II needs no adjective 20 designate H. II s simply
vast accumulation OF learning from every source under
the SUN high aud low theoretical aud experimental.
which seeks Systematic md utilize for the healing
OF the sick And only direction given the medical
graduate 10y hs Alma Mater may Dee embraced To- the
words Learn al from nil possible soIrrs-,
and then do what your own individual Judgment
vines H. best Tor given case" Could thing
be- moro comprehensive than this Gould thing De-
moro rctctcf what uuHf akdhc nuii-rts then h. 90
this inrgoH ~ the people about "-chnuls and "puticr"i
r. sular medicine cubrurrs n ~ med. ll know ledge
Their. in the world or ever can bee for
ne s. discovery T. found tn be useful u curing the sick
10, " huinsu, discovered. D. D., tc duj hr b, 81
clan find ont nll about a. aud at once 10 add Z" hs
general armament q. /. WILBUR
UighisLyun. s. j., April 10. ISL.
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OBITC4RY

WASHINGTON, April 29.-Sister Lascoloct,
supcriorcss Of the Academy Of the Hoy Cross 80 this
civ died Suddenly about O'Clock D. m. TODAY Nniie
eating her dinner she vas taken sick and retired to Der
room. where she had hemorrhagc which proved iait.
in "a short time.
BALTIMORE, April 29.-Lewis Ca-sard. one u the
largest packers OF pork In Baltimore. died today tie
had tood high ia tine commercial community for nearly
ATTY years.
DrrRou Mich. April 29-Thomas F. Abbott n the
loug-cetabli-hcd carpet firm Of Abbott ketcham,
dropped dead This morning as De was about 10 leave d'
loii,c for bic place of basinr-s.
Thomas b. Jackson. who died at Bowcry Bay.
l. L. Monday was for several YEAR Judge Of the queens
County Cont member OF thc Assembly from 1888 70
1850 aud member ~ Congress from 1897 To- 1911. lie
native OF the town of oyster B1f. and Was eighty
five years oil Az a. tIc tluic 90 hl, d,uth.
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GRAND JURY INVESTIGATIONS.

The Grand Jury will probably present its indict
rpent of the Police Commissioners to-day in the
Court Of General Sessions. The indictments will
embrace il is said all the Poles Commissioners and
will be general in its character. The accused officers
win probably be tried before Recorder Smyth 1t is
not thought that they will be arrested re-
guired TO give bail The Grand Jury yesterday
examined Captain Conway. Of the Pilot Board. and
Captain BRANDON of the tug Union. ia regard 10 the
dumping of refuse in the bay. They testified that
shortly after noon, April IL four scows. each loaded
with 200 tons of street-sweepings, while OH the
westerly side of the East bank. mile south OF
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CONCESSION OF THE GUTOGD SIZE

The sale of the Clifford paintings WIS con-
cuded lasi evening when -iSy ,itht picture, nrru-t
81 77G So making the lm0Iut received from thr r ~
Part II of the collection 81 3Jl. The -c of Part
brought S2-.SlO which, with that OF Part H.. make.
$1,000 To this b. to he added S,oJn. tlr price paid
for the smaller picture 81 " The Parthcues-" rr The
Contnary Club. Thin picture WA purchased ~ private
sale with Mrs Gilord- PERMISSION The total auouut
realized from the Clifford ealc. therefore, i. Sl2-Op
Pan, Clifford. a ucph,w of the late : t. Cl1,rl. PRO
fe~sor Marsh. Y. :. 81 cfn.u uud lHni- a. sherman
were the huytl- la-i evening. Tue following 20
a list o The pictures that brought TlOJald o,rr, wan
prices and buycrH:
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DIR. MANDEVILLES FAREWELL.

To the Edftor Of the Trtbune
SIR: Suffer word of explanation concern
ing an article in your Mondays issue entitled Farewell
Sermon Of Harlem Pastor" The action Of Chassis was
based on a joint application of Or. Maudeylle and the
consstory OF that church The desire mutual. no
reasons were given the application regular and nothing
was left for the Cas-is 10 do but 70 grant H. knowl
edge Of any difficulty II such existed not laid be
fore Classls. Your report does injustice "a lr Man
lille who determined hat no personal considers
fou ehould permitted 10 disturb the harmony Of tie
church. or work possible Cyil 10 the cause Of Christ
Harlem, April q, 1881 MEMBER Oh CLAsss.
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THE EXODUS TO EUROPE.
HEAVY PASSENGER LISTS TO-DAY

HEAVY PASSENGER LISTS TO-DAY.
MANY PERSONS UNABLE TO SAIL FOR LACK OF AC-
COMMODATONs.
Six steamers will sail for Europe this morn
ing carving great number Of passengers They ar the
Germac Of the white star, the Donau, Of the NORM
German Lloyd the Egypt. Of IN, National the CircaS@ia
AID the Victoria Of the Anchor. and the Cima OF the
HAMBURG Lines Accommodations were secured ny the
passenscrs months ago. and many pcrsuus who applied
for passage ON SOME Of the steamers sailing tomorrow
were refused for want II room Among the passengers
on the Gcrusnc william H. Vanderbilt j. IT, an
derbilt. j. L. Aspnwau. J. Crosby Brown = O. IA'r"hco'
C. j. Osborn. and william l. Scott. Orwnld Oirn1"r'er
aud Dr. ". Meisbur-er sill sail In the DOMAIN an" map
hin j. H. H. Rrowp Oft the Z. 5 y. and the Rev Ut D.
NJ I,id are among the passrurcrs in The Egypt The
following are the complete lists;
.--.. .....-...-..-.- A..IIIr CLEM VIC.
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4 UNITED STATS MARSHAHS DEFENCE.

HARRrsoNBURG,V Va, April 29.-John +. Lewis,
United States Marshal for the western Disri, Of Viz
rnia has prepared and sent 10 Washington lie defence
against the allegation Of G. {. Lancaster ir, special
agent Of the Department Of Justice made and published
sone weeks AGO The defence IL very elaborate and
hanstive covering with the exhibits revcnyNc pages
~ d,ncc from Nh 0unrtcfs Of the district and from nh
classes OF persons principally from The state Judicial
aic.r and the bar Of the district The defence w he
called for An the United States Senate In day two
when IL viii be published to the country.
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THE coz RYS
TIE C0rRT OF APPEALS

ALptSY. April 29.-lu the Court Of Appeals
Friday. Apul % ISL, the following business wa, trans
acted:
so ia AIcn Benedict rrs'ond ut Miller Benedict
and another appel .if,tS Afruri
No l~l-rlt Rr-t 900 and ilha1y Railroad company RS
poudrut tir En-ou Hnost, tunur. and Western lta
road toupitv and an.dh. o. atpti'a ui- iftnri
Tho srcpud sentence 0i ur j.! amended SID a- {" read
= follows.
In the argument ~ appca! from od'r rot more
than twenty minutes shall Doe "'' urrt h' ir appel hl
COUNSEL than tit~u minutes tN Oh" rei"ndenls
counsel. without expires pDrrl-- 3D. 90 ftr ID" r.
Thr oli",Iag ihe diy ct,.iIr pr Fftay: SOS. 70,
IL. lsn. 49,. ~! ~ LOO and III.
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TUO NEU' ENTERPRISES.

ALBANY. April 29.-David 3. Maxwell, Ed
moud f. Oldham and John H. Miller hrd nrclr- today
Incorporating the NcS-Tork and Western Telegraph
Company. with capital o. Sl.5~ooJ The line VIII
run from NV Yor. ~ N,eJcr-'y Pcrn-} WANNA, Ohio
Indianu. piirhu aud Illinois with branch from But
fllo. Articles Incorporating The Grauur t'r-i" 81
CnnnuuA WIN nluli. Of el.lnOOO ALAn nrcn Md.
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NO CHARGES YET AGAINST THE MAYOR

80 steps have yet been taken toward preparing
charges against the Mayor for presentation to the
Governor. Elihu Root, one of the counsel for the
Police Commissioners. said yesterday Il do not
know of any charges against the Mayor being pr,-
pared. l think, however that there are ample
grounds for them because lac has kept back inforna
ton from the Police ConlniSsiOneIsN
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAN,FER4
Nrw elrg tffV


Wa'cr ~. % cor ~ Hrpti 90. G+frfi Gv-i tNjl.
Nuu y rf 90 Il. tNttutY 7. rft. o. iuhNrf
tIl.U-..trnuai
1880 ~. --. i-- ~ rof AyrA; -nNlprlu. Lucy u
Nirn TOD Alhfu Ton
iluf.nn 80, r. q. ~ r"f Mo- tHn.-'. ''N~N John
1urcv, fr'rrr q" Tame fon hn" r-n
gffl.I. o. ~. Iat n .' iNfI afr NArt...1 -.N1
tL, tN i.iifU ~ .dl .s. and VIE o. Casper htrg
Ieri.~iin. ttrts o.. -l 70 OF 1-fl-f - ult r.f. =
~ Iinttl,.. OF "a. Co.. JOHN ! ff,.h
o. faf u e. O. a. & f.l.v ff
aud ,If. fo W.-,l.i.p, tNei.f.r a. a. g. INTEREST
aI.t.f .. III urnf II .i,. 10. pl ....l-. l..-
lIL. NIrrar,t a TiiIlt-' O.. ,y,I,iElrr
o., d, q, 49,, ~ it,-ft ~ lat. fl.t.. Cam.
~ I'm ,..ir., .nf t.,.',.tl fo ,.,rif-' nm, a.
-.I o.. B. .ft.,. DOB. ,' -. ft., tf.rr, ti .
frf b.. ,f.,- tra
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REAL ESTATE.


Hg Eirhrrf D. HfrrS"
% anfl story lf.t. %. .r,r't 20 ft 'of 500 30
'Ilr.I'..t. 90 s. i--r 90 81 ~ifin, 81. Io' -.K~i tN
49, % reorr, rrr,t $1,000
Dot 600 Elns.'t'oEc tnad. cor ~ Publ, Drive. Ok
f-.iV rf. J. a Ih'.rr Su5
rlnt nf larf fnwsnl %. ~ Fiuv.irii-. rnnA
i.rln rhur,h.. loo
loi- lrv,u,~l -. rrnuinc thrnirh 20 Ncw e.
n'..f 30 % " 81 Pubic Drive. t.ro'l.r % ~'.c
.ou,l...l V"t-l1Vltl5:A y Van :r-t $3.50
! plot ~ sr'. iuwnsA A. rdiruirg above. ifoVlfi
-s9rl lo1l % Do. = a Thag'r 1900
''' I.a ~, any r.5alr ''''' 800. 5000
'''ii II ' Y"iE -" '''''' &e7s
e5sda. same nuyrr I.,oo
plot ~ lpnl bo'ion r'aA. a1lou.lg above rear
riot ofIaud o. InvoA o. lo,l oo -,or huvcr $50
'.'.; III smith INF l.o25
plot ~ land known a- Dot SO l2ol map Van 1000
pit u land on Inwoo.i It, corof new street look
Nurnu 5000
! plot 90 land IuWnol 50. adjoining above, look
.r'. \ n Nam Nr.t LOO
plot NJ land Inwooi - Adjoining above. bov2no
a Thlfrr pl5
plot u land. Do Iueo'd ., ADJOINING above IiHSr
io0 lmothY Donovan 2,ll5
Var %'s LOO
D.. I57.Ca.j7.i: sar'c purehi-,r '.. cloo
~ Hnch s. lamp
STORY frame stable with lot 80 80 West o-th ~,
s-. tHIN 90 lnth ave, lot 1850 leo 4
Won ihrdncr $3.50
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W Power. and wife % Violet. A Cabin,

Powers and wife 10 vioietta Cslkin $4,000
'otS 5 sp VIZ we 70 W Fl Disbis 1900
sdss md r,se q 10 RSSHr ADAMS $4,000
sns ifs To- sd a." bu 10000
a %,s Fbo1r amy Wife 10 II eide $4,000
5qfl t. 300 n v Of 7ti.sve, 10 sJNth-st, ok
2ooioEtoIioO 5H35xiOo5 Nath D Higgins to .ooo
h. to GOT ARhd NV Md%braS 10 '' @ $4,000
~ soi s SS Jacobs ssioo Tue o'fAi4 1900
Hopper to IN ney A I'm 'oAiOo' many $4,000
ILL and if to- to- Se. WHAT josiah 265oo
l2Ist.t. n : 20 It q ltbaSe, i7Tio0ii Henry W go
anil ana 1iie to San Josiph NiO lIooo
Thoin snd vie 10 wiism 6ocErot herman 7liO
HOSPITAL '' ~ '''' '-' 'O wy ~ '.' 10000
Ctl.lvc - : r. n p Of sist-sL .152175.7t
, @' ' a I aao's'i 'AF'Oo' t '0" $4,000
o' Same to ., sane ~ u '''' 5000
''-yS ams 70 same al ''''' $1,000
Salh Dunn and husband 70 William tiark l-.ooo
BE- John + hock,r Il 81 t. Il fc,a sen 800, $1,000
Got.,'h 4d III To- p1.ahG' B }o,isf 10000
mi Viii i To- j., ,til, .,'' ''' ''' " '>o 1900
,rcr toC !. Fleming ..' $500
& .S. ss IA ;.S Ss% /, = :. q GoS
i.ai ci -a,i6,- 10 1ho,ni. j rrarh 1880
iu1,irst,op and au.h,aG g. d Wa,irou - 1000
T.r ,' Ia.d ,oJ .I1 .'''" 1870
lIa.,,.zs Ior:t ol shave To- ltlsi 25oS2ol. .,
'' Sa., :, i1 nn ai.c t. I If fnanp $3.50
VS. ,, H. ,ril. hori $4,000
i''' l.oi =" imam ai'' '' " ''' ~ ''" 10000
'' It., f " . INGRAM i '''' 10 " D'' 100000
'iii,o,.t,ist1 ' iis.'a ave. '''A'''' '' 5000
47t1.., D. - iu6 a. Of -tl..,e. 25zIOo5 Elizabeth
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the Grand Army Of the Republic, met last evening at
Pinards I'm East Ffeenths, 10 discuss the project Oh
Visiting and decorating the tomb OF Washington Mount
Vernon on Decoration Day II was resolved that the
Post should in body. President Garneid VIII De ID
yied TO deliver the address on the occasion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30

buoy 10, in six fathoms Of water were being IN
loaded Sy employees of the Street Cleaning Bnrean;
The scows were brought there by me Jugs Dess sl
Of those tugs will be indicted
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Connlrn lJropcrip iOanleb.

IN'RNISllED II Ouse wanted within one bOur 0i
y =, fp reni not Ia exceed 5000 for
must have sN bedrooms and stable for horse and an
Odf-hionrd place preferred where there plenty
must Dee IN rahy location aud within mile OF rail
station. address W. H., Box az, Tribune Office.
KANTED.-COuntry seat with first class i'm
proyeInens aOut 100 Long Island SOUND
osr Two hours from city purchaser will pay cash RI LAND
" luING, l2l Nassau St
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CLOSING PRICES or cAIIFoRyIA STOCKS
San FRANCISCO. Friday. April 20, 1881.
NAVIGATION on THE LAKES.

TOLEDO, OHIO, April IU.-Stoamers now running
between th ni Lake Eric report the lake ico soft and
navigation perfectly safe.
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Situations tUaaico-- females.

4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
All tini- II eod competent female
and other n-eiu girls for cty country al.o ns hp
above loth.st.
CHAMBERNAID. &C.-By n girl as first
references fiom last Employer. No. 81 West 52dst
CIAMBERNlAID and SEAMSTRESS.---By
= Young woman 30 bas just lrn her place; Sl also a.
Address NJ NJ Tnoule uploen onice, l.2Ss Broaa~ay.
EiAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-A lady
sR @ 3 cha ia small prt,e agg s
IA the city. Lasi 23thst.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-B a
cr,n .inHs and an4oa; her best washer and
irouer also city country. 2Y2 tthaye. lsthst
EHAMBERWORK, &c.-By n Swedish eirl.
- 70 do "a a'nherork and assist Win Children N Isls
i1S Gos ofet rs Rndssy Npi' Box 10
EOOk.--By q respectable middle-aeed woman
Y as r plain co"k and 70 assist viii wasans. ironug
"i'rr work ~ moderate grces Apply at present en-
iioycrs. 200 last 5bih.si, one iieAt up.
COOK.-Bv n Young woman; understands
Y mats. pastry sud desserts objection 70
--.i ~ washing priv s,e family best city refennces
EWOk.-As irst-cllss cook 10y woman who
Y kno~' her wors and her place hrstcass Ia every s.i'
country. Inquire for D. r.. 2f2 tth-aye. near l,h-st
HOr> EWOEk.-By neat, active German
eirl 20 small iamy, or Z" 30 upstairs work Cal "
address i'3 M'-i a"iiri IN saloon
I
rir, gTd willing for general hOuSewOrk IN ely
Aae- gnd brral. biscuit, &c; g,p laundess
ready 10 onrr II required ~ shave, near lethst
HOU SEWORk.-By u neat, tidy, intelligent
Protestant young er viii be generally nsel,l m
family DO good cooking. and l. good
vii best - recommendations. VANS
moderate Csn bc 20 800 6tbsye 2ist II nooE
I AINDRESS.-By n Protestant Young wOman
suld with chainh, work best city rr'eTru't-
Address NJ b.. rrhunc pioWu oace, No LIS BIoatwsy
| AUNDRESS or HAMBERMAID.-By y
i Young woman hrst class auudr,s~ or rbaHbernni
aud arndres- ciiy reference pa -diys, third h0or
NURSE. &c-By a Scotch giIl as nurse aud
y mmlke h"Is'h generally useful with family going 10
Europe. 10 West i3i,t
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By n North
woman Protest .n 10 one Or two grown 'il
deem ly speaks n cnch amt English do AL
hi'l~ - sowing. ry references - ohayr, Inst door
CEAMSTRESS.-A lady about leaving town
wud Ike situation Tor most Trustworthy and reliable
frr-nu that -hc recommend laid and -eams0sr ur
tAb'rn.d and H str'-- d. willing 10 20 with faulty
u. u Apply 10 No. 3n West als@t after 10 0,nts.
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| Western Noftn taruBn. situated in IA" Piedmont
-iun tiu7t. unsurpassed good reputation well patron
bod Aiiurrt ulu, aud White sulphur and 'h'l
i-t 'o.itun a'd iioir Improvements uAn amy t'rt
lu th~ STATE ID chocr fruit large \inr'hfH ~
N ful i.uai tlr place iinlrinle -f" Tor uhii I
ins Yurl.. situate, 10 the Mineral Ntiinn s"on u" Uo -
torta o.su for visitors The iSt 90 Jnuc l0~ Nd'''7
nI. 3. g.. ELLIOTT. lfuru'lni
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EWDk.-Bv a Young woman: understands
Y u'it, pastry sud desserts: objection
e--.i - washing priv sir family beet city refennces
81 DO Mrsl 2ilI- Il
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DECORATING W!SHINGT0NS TONE

The George Washington Post. No. 1913. of
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ten Arrr. iess good Buildings ample fruit and shsif
ha, nuirf tlI lsaut rxc'lt water; - min ite4 wnk
highland steamboat landing, steam ferry every nal
- Nt.r. ''ts1 '@p-ir, n'l railway sfHtlph
,-ry l.--ahle Tor family during rent sfo or
81 sn selling price r2j0O I. COFFIN. Attorney, rough
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DARTENDER.--Bv n competent, intelligent,
sober man make cocktails smashes for Ialnage,
Boz, hrr Jay Other boa ton references.
AlIr,s- q. \. ", a. Mestst, CITY.
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country and ftn two hours from tie ,y. on
n Harlem i;ii.,lt iuu-, rNcrlt ~ orl"r WiihWs
cru improvements tru.ry,in,. tee house. rtren et' com
nn excellent orirr hlfd
nm, al M and pl,iuile, minutes wall from ~tifi In A
Is in prr- o IN. T.. HLDDh, Attorney. Bennett Buib
Inc
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NLTRK, SHIPPER, &c.--By young man
With ~ perrnce Of civ clerk shipper
Wholesale house. factory. boat or rrsl o8ce business
rt,r.rreI c grain general house furnishing, prrucs
afi grocery business viii take any position with adya
rtt. rrircncc Lac poyrrs salary moderate. Ad'
,lr,s. / r. r. Box TO- TTibnne OnicA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-30

nN PTCONIC BAY. Long Island water front
" miles, ,ncIinr large p"nn.'in '"" a'ns goo
r.. ftI liud ff.r huu-r, abundant uHt W 'ue- Tor
f.,.., apply io Ilt i.AADH WlIflNp l2i Nu-sAu,t
nPPO~ITE the "GREEN." in New Haven,
~ coma. ior The suumrt handsomely furnished entire
-.ou4 i.f aitn uarl, irr iaror, two ssiit@is md
bath r' u connecting -'--' sion al once terms net,
Fol- tt uiars ln ,ilrr ~ Mrs StlAN IOr,
ffi Net -.d H.. or az 40 West broadway.
ORANGE, y. J.-lIOUSES and COUNTRY
~ sEt1- u !rt hiit for sale. furnished and Uninnshci
HiAt hw itLk SMITH, opp. main station. orange, -. j.
CIMMlT, y. IA large h0nSc with modern
- impry eiurnls nineteen acres about ~ miles nom
-unt -tlu. vii ht rvutfd low To gri tenant Apply 10
ARCHIBALD oracle. opposite the station.
STANFORD, Conn. -- FOR SALE.-Norton
- uH elegant Residence. nearly and water; NJ
teen ar. no laNn garden. 0ithai, ana PASTURE;
house t17uOO greenhouse ant gari tcs
htft,r rlh.uuO tatthL H. d.
". p ~l.l MOI H. al HrDatwny,
= - ltDGT A sos. - Nassau IT.
Two LET.A'mniord. y. J.--Cottage. seven
rSunA barn, carnage house, unr acr's plenty npplee
lear, ,sc. S-O. y. q Fusfiit IA BcDnwy
GD=n viii buy cottage and lot az Ocean
qp -~')U beach, NJ. MEssENGER q CO.. l.-9f B'~ay
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4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
A.An Lini- II good. competent female servants
md other n-ei girls for city country also sln hep
aud eoiOrrt srfyantS ~ the large. ollestaishod rl0
above lpth.-t.
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rrralog Catav "a spIlal- NoFth 'a'oInh


EOP SALE or 10 LET.-N IL MpEA, y.
J atrantc- fw'y "a G'a.i, i,.'', r "' ,oy
-.,rrl ,., rr- tls. ,in,l.s containing Ten Z" lN,'e
rooms. ht.ffr. hlfn rnoHi biil"rs a1l Alt non '
,I.. ftg. a.. br o. 30 ftft front tli i' t''t
dom. ..i.r 50 wide; one oi tn n" l'i. A' '',
tl, extremely low WE N'N
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Ian army tlO. - BIN ~. I'D bf"""y
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-05
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SURGE0N AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-05
OREGON.
Terrible shooting Affair.

PORTLAND July 4th.-A terrible shooting
affair occurred here at $50 this afternoon in
front of the Esmond Hotel. The principal
actors IN the bloody tragedy were named
BerJ1min Cornelius, an old and highly re-
spected farmer of Washington county, and
John Powers, his son-in-iaw. Eight years
ago Powers married daughter of Cornelius.
Powers is said to be drunken, dissoluts fell
low. He also maltreated his wife. They
separated several times, the wife returning
to her father. Bad blood has long existed be-
tween Cornelius and Powers, and they have
had several difficulties. Last fall Powers and
his wife were divorced. This evening Corne-
Illus and Powers met in front of the hotel and
the old trouble was renewed. High words
were INDUCED in, when the parties
grappled. They broke loose, aud both
drawing pistols commenced firing. Seven
shots were fired, three of which took effect on
Cornelius, one in the side. one in the abdomen
and one in the thigh Cornelius shot twice
at Powers, only one shot taking effect, in the
hand. Charles Cornelius, his son, interfered
at this juncture, and fred at Powers. The
ball struck the upper lip, and ranging back
lodged in the back of the neck. O1e of the
stray shots struck man named Larrat,
across the street, in the leg, infictins severe
flesh wound. Powers was removed to the
hospital, and Cornelius to the hotel. Physi.
clans say both men cannot possibly survive.
Cornsliu is now thought to be dying. Charles
Cornelius i now under arrest,