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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1881-06-23
THE BEST BAIT.

What bait do you USE said Saint to the devil,
When you fish where the souls of men abound"
We'll, for special tastes" said the King of Evil,
Gold and fame are the best I've found.
But for general use:'' asked the Saint.
All then"
said the demon, II angle for man, not men,
And IL thing hate
Is TO change my bait.
50 ! :I>h with IL woman the whole year round
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1881-06-23
To Her Credit.

Lotta, who has made more people laugh,
probably, than any other womah living, is a
member of the Episcopal church, and was
confirmed at New Orleans in 1869. Through
out a busy and not altogether easy life, Lotta
has not only succeeded in extending her fame
from one end of the continent to the other,
but she has done what is far more to her
credit and GLORY she has kept that name
unsoiled by any breath of scandal. l.4frrs
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1881-06-23
Taking Care of Horses.

An English groom who has spent twenty
years in the stables of royalty was asked
what he had to say of our American way Of
taking care of horses.
"Why, sir, said he; you don't take good
care of your horses; you think you do, but
you DON'T
why asked.
Because, when horse comes in all wet
with perspiration you let him stand in the
stable and dry with all the dirt on. In Eng
land we always take the horse as he comes
in from drive and sprinkle blood warm
water all over him, from his head to his feet.
Then we scrape him down and blanket him,
rubbing his legs and face dry. Thus in an
hour he is clean and dry, and ready to take
good feed, while with your way, he will
stand and swelter for hours, and finally dry,
sticky and dirty. Our horses never founder,
and never take cold. We never use curry
comb. You scratch your horses too hard
The only care necessary is not to have the
water very cold, then bathe them quick and
blanket them instantly, while you are rub
bing their legs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
RETURN or A MISSING NAN.
THE POSTMASTER OF HEw-BRUNswicE AGAIN NJ
HoME-sALE OF HIS PROPERTY.

THE POSTMASTER OF HEw-BRUNswICE AGAIN Al
HoME-sALE OF HIS PROPERTY.
NEW BRUNSWICK, n j., Oct. 4.-Josepn
f. Fisher, tue suspended pstInaster o. TINS ''' w"
has been mss,ng the past ten days and I'd whose "'
eoupts the Gov crnrnent Agent discovered dhncien''
OF over 50 600 returned to-day. lie called upon Tue
Acting postmaster. Senator Isaac L. Martin al INC post
oihce tins morning. Nit Fisher, in cOnveisauOn WIN
senator Martin said he mad Just returned from New-York
and was experiencing attack OF Slckntss "heh
the Government official wac examining hh ACCOUNT dui
that tue kilograms requesting him u rcGrh we're not
received by hin until several lays aItef WI N'c
THIS inornipg "a sale began at tue resutnc" oi VI
Fisher In East Brunswick, men attracted Ht ~ I"
rrlng of ueupe H. Will probably occupy TWO ctyh NC
lac catalogue cumprs 800 Ots incuuhS All 'ne
prsona property and about uis beaulid tesldehoe
The mort ace, John Meyer, r. endcaNorihg 10 huA
hIl,s,l N,ar. Tor "a Oau vi $4,000, winch ne adNahrou
a. Mr. Fisher last spring, ~ en the "encll 81 T<HoV
was discovered in Mr. FISHERS accounts as treasurer VI
the Union Building and Loan Assoclnon q, uiis "S'
The Mutual Life Company a. New NOlk NOUS
"A mortgage dlUn the mousse Tor about az thucb rs uo
property would bring ut forced safe MF: tlHbci
friends Ia his roscne last spring ana ~ lnusn'
they will make good Ae deficiency III ine Fos' O'Hee az
eDuu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
no11cv NOT AssIGNABLE.

Aaron B1umer III 1868 took out al enuo ,s,o
men policy insurance on his life oI sa O t r
W NJ, n-n,,er Mr. Brumer paid the premium uh'il
90 when in consideration of loan 10 n'H %
70 600 Mrs Brumer assigned the pohcy 70
Mr. Conn. Mrs Brumer in 1877 began al a..'o" n -
-, conr Of Common Pleas to have the assignment &c,
'e 49,, tho ,r,und that the loan to her husband uAu
n.y." ,epaid and also that assignment was Originally
vo,d as against the pocy Of tue law The care was
before Judge J. f. DAILY who decline" I" pi's ,, ON
ouestion OF the repayment Of the loan on' heiu n,'
endowment policy was not asslsnaOe' 80.
The Court of Appeals had previously hen INA" q" "
s,pary policy in favor of II widow c"iiu NV, -
assigned. Judge Daily thought lna' '"o ag.,,,.d nv
.hs,sd nv the Court OF Appeals was not n,",o ii ~
th circumstance that, in case Of an ennowne he
s sh Syfe m ght become entitled TO the money u ~
Hfe lime OF the husband. Ne Thought IL gun" az he
NJ -, n,ainialu IiNinablc fupd rhONMo" W, t
Of the wife in the old age OF Ihc huhoa'
sDSen me might be longer able u support noi ,
,nd r. which she would only be entitled amer ,ho
nands death The General Term aihrhtd inc @ ~
s the Court of Appeals has just rendered Gscso III
winch The Judgments Of the courts peIo" are "i""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
HARAsSED BY LITIGATION.

Gamlin. Hale & CO.. Dry goods merchants
tai ar buildng and stock in the great Ch'cag" hre h
1871 and in consequence Obliged to <" INTO hanS
mpcy The liabilities Of the firm amounted Y" a""n'
81 900 Oo0 The creditors, among them w. O"'''u
4 Co. consented ~ compromise their claims TOT my
cents upon the dollar MIR Hamlin aiter"aru eS'"o
Ished himself in business again ana ooiaineu o"n' VI
money considerable amount rom ,a ,' W. w.
20 n,ed in s76 for further loan OF $4,000 and was
refused He thereupoD began several actions III ihuos
against Clafn & Co.. which he charged them with nav
in conspired with his former partner Mr. HAL U" secure
more than they entitled to under tne
Cafin Co recently began an action III the supreme
Court TO restrain Mr.. Hainu nom harassing Them Dy
endless litigation. The complainant alleges tnat tne
'i,s hrongbt Inv Mr. Hann H. Illinois begun Tor
sa. of hi.ckn,ilinp Justice Lawrence decided
thai the Court ought interfere by temporary
innctS, to protect Messrs Clafn Co from salts III
another State brought for the purpose nf Fexhs,
snnoyinp and harassing tbeD,' until the case can pe
fried A J. VanderpOel appeared Tor Clhhln q Co., anu
Emory Storrs of Chicago Tor Mr.. Hainlln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
TIE COURTS.
TIE ELECTION OF THE SURROGATE.

THE ELECTION OF THE sURRoGAl II.
The friends of Surrogate Calvin apps app ,Us.
x.s,.rday to be satisfied with the dec'''o" ,a.Ssv
t,co westbook announced OF Kingston on -, ey.
boidng that the surrogaies term OF ONE.
Mira np, the close Of the year 1882 49, n,es.
towsysr. does not finally dispose OF VIZ rom
,,on An appeal will at once be 'a ,no.a,mu,
enc refusal q, ustce westbroos to grant Tue
snsng the secretary Of state 70 naDe ,ne a. the
I'D, the other Offices 10 be voted TOT AZ 'n'
OF 'n.' An arran cement has neen hhu'
,ha .t,nr,,ey General aad Mr Lyddy, "no
no nroceedings to obtain The witt OF
,,,, the yenue has been changed Honn 'no W. -.
1890, District 10 this city. The purpose OF 'ui' IT W
49, a sueedy hearing at the Genera 'ei"'
mo, nat only voters can act m'e,iis' .,a,
. a., ;oht NJ the final decision ~ the conII u', ,ni
IN, ~, marty conventions may know whetnI ~ tie
tna a 80 iiJ.es for this office In toe hIu i, h.
has ~ could now be had at General Term oeo'e " "
too late ....-- .o,.or4or hat the original
i,eafi"n was made IN that district ms ea W ~
~ Iscase there was statute requiring sucD ivy the
i,s n taken against State Obcer 10 pe anne he
distrct IN the matter be leard AZ 1iT0 10
tore the General Term III tUis city, an enoI for final
IN caTry il Immediately the Court OF Appeals i0
adjudication,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
RELIEVING DISTRESS IN UJCHIGAN

The Marvin Safe Company has collected
s,uc. Tuesday morning two four-hOrSe truck loads
and two two horse truck loads OF mourn
ing drapery. AMI lanes DLncans wagon mas COZ
lected three large loads The Marvin SAFE Company VIII
seEd QUE truck load to-day Ia finish the ground assigned
to them In many the authority OF the co'''t"rs
WIZ questioned Within Duwd. TREASURER OF the rchei
fund received Yesterday subscriptions amounting 10
-, .,,6 a. making the whole amount received by him
SSS, $50 "a. W &. Dewey sent hy the American f.N'
press Company hftytwO barrels cases. etc, ~ clothing
and supplies The American Express Company is daily
sending of charge goods that II would cost @'ou l"
send at regular rates
Theatre yesterday for the Michigan sufferers were 9''"
Jcricnu friund sends 81 10 THE IKlHUNE Ion Ihc
Michigan Sufferers; the Presbyterian Church. Sunday
school and branch, of South hucna. ~ Y, sends SOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
CALENDARS-OCTOBER 6.

SUPREME coURr-ca.46sss ~ Barrett, JIco1 ar
S &C. a. a. IS tO e. e. iG IS2 lSsISf
81 6 Is 80 s5 l s. II r. l s 81 s s
nent osend.r.No i51 r0.. -u.,o no p,v,. p.I
.n sHs Isay . SGY Rsn
1sas 49, 7 g. H. f. 10 70 sS6 ~ & S
sGrRsas CoUsr-srEclAL rGIA-iioiS Vac v9rst y y
s H. 3; s$ 81 81 sji Bit g.
SUPREME 6oun1 cHcUrI-PAE5 IHea y DCn ,s Is,
i9S6 OY YiSo q iO u.s. 5a8 Ss 1910
i26s iSiS, i24S i247 Dis l2Od, 1855 1910 All. i2oi'
coqpT!7 opsiP sa At 1880 ~ s5s
70 So MA il5d Il67 ii05 liS8 1905 ilSS
ii5s 5ss 3 s ss oS Sss s "opens G! 1872
I'LL I'LL s ss l is55 ad4 iot ss Ias5 III
iiG 49, l lSsc ll we lst Sss
oS sTFo opens al ~ m Calendar called
TEnA 1s g,d n. s y To- 5os
SS 81 S21 SIS SIS ST. S2S 60 $50 $50 G9d eac
20 sAaj ss& ErIS4aa SSa SS'f e
opens s9s 80 a.d o9@
S Ss sss t as SO SO IS ss 'sa 9
SsS &C. &C. Ss Sss Gds ga SS SS5 ST. sSS oSS S7
$40. s72 S5s, 674, ga; e7e Als Hal, ~ Va, prrn,
Court OPenss at 1880 Calendar called at II a. H. Nos
2S, u.s. 10, 20, II. ~ ~ -, ,,,.,r,
Court opens IL Nos o2U 1867, l477 l4sl lf12
fSgS 5sss &c., i 49, 1S5 s lS5 ]5S i 1873 1916
, 1880 ss Z zoe @ Sri Ss 1876 81
3ss a sgS Sg lS s 1863 1854 1865 1866 1867 1868
iG Ssn ISsV toGaf-Tsal He'd BY
Held in Room 90 CITY Hall Court opens at 10 a. u Nos
b7S7 5799 667s, 1923 164 l. 1913, 57li, $685.. $3.50.
PART ILHeld by Sheridan 3 Held in Boon n 49, CITY
Hall opens at 10 m. Nos 1888, 5l6H, GO2l 6SVl
6o65 6257 6$ss $685. 1921 576S $3.50 $685. G579 900
PART III-Held by shea, C. j. Held IN ltoou To- CITY
Hail Court opens at 10 a. ~ 549i 624S 5543, 552t
6l23 $685. el25 1885, 5le4 1884, Gl3O GILL 62l2 1882
54l5. 49,
GENERAL sEssIoss-Gildersleeve 1.-The People agt VIM
Cummings, robbery; Thomas Lively and WIN. McGrane.
grand laIceny John Panger grand larceny Frank Wilson
larceny from person. George Black Thomas Green ana Leroy
Peters, rsrceny ron person. Thomas Ksyans1gh false pro
James Burns. petit larceny; John Curtin msic
mesnor; James Curran grand larceny; James X strain
grand larceny; Kelly. grand lar
ceny; Smitl. grand larceny.
PART II.-Cowing, 1.-THE People aRt Walter 3. Nc
Aloer, eonous assault and battery Denis MoKeOn bur
glary Jymes Mcdonald. burglary James Connolly, grand
Dennis Mccarthy grand arceny Thomas Egan and
James smith larceny person. Jaseph Smith, concealed
weapons Michael Egan and Thomas Callahan burglary
Thomas Burns, burglary Patrick Burn eionious assam
and battery; Denis C0nee, assault and baeIy OOet WI
con, grand larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
COURT OF APPEALS
ALBANY, Oct. 5. In the Court Of Appeals

ALBANY, Oct. 5. In the Court OF Appears
TODAY the following business was transacted:
Nh 27l-E Ernest W. TsboI appellant agt~ william van
Tassei and another. respondents argued NJ IU-ueiy
,unelIant agL National Fire Insurance Com
many ~ Sew York respondent, argued No EZ4JOhu NJ
Rogers aud others appellants agt tdar StSph s ana
argued No. 26i-GeofRe W. ltiggs ana
oilers ndcnfs aGt James Purcell appellant baSseu
No 27-Augusta O. Genet appellant agt lc delaware anu
4uhsou Canal Company, respondent; case unfinished
I1e following is InC da, calendar Tor OclODef u
Nos III 24i, 27s, 279, $50, AZ, 292 and 2s3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
BOLD ROBBERY IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.--Thls morning TWO
thieves entered the building OF tho South Baltimore
Permanent Saving Association Lightst, and while
one held pistol 10 the head uf the clerk In charge H.
T. Orem the other fellcd him to the n0Or with lilly.
The thieves then rObUed the safe securing 500 IN
money and 81 900 checks. one Of the thieves was
arrrnied, and $40 money recovered The captured
man gave name Walter H. Campbell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
ENGLISH CRICKETERS IN HOBOREN.

A game of cricket was played yesterday
on grounds OF the st. Georges Club, Hoboken be-
tween Dafts professional eleven OF English crickeers
and team OF eighteen Americans selected from the st.
Georges. the Manhattan, the Staten Island and the
Columbia College cricket clubs. A strong wind I'M
peeled the players The wicket "bumpy" on
account of the short notice given to the superintendent
of the grounds The English reached the grounds
at NJ, having just arrived from Philadelphia where
81 has been playing. AT o'clock the game was called.
Captain Moeran. OF the New-York team, the toss
and sent his 70 the bat. The inning
was Of short duration, 65 being the total OF
these Armstrong contributed 49, the highest OF the
inning Enroet ranked next with score OF H. Smith
and Forum scored respectively The bowling of Peate
and Mldwinter excellent and the wicketkeeping OF
Pilling and Emmett very good. After lunch
the English team TO the bat When time was
called wickets were down. and Uiyett and Mid
winter, the heavy batsmen, were In. with scores Of
10 and "a respectively The following Is the score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK. "Wednesday. Oct D. 1881.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
salesroom to-day:
By Richard Y. Hnrneh
Plots West 6ath.st 275 n vs. % 6th-ave, each - ,.e
25xiOOli; Catherine bradley sS'ooV
By. Mcguire.
Mot OF land W acknowledgement us IT Of lands
Of LneGS GbtteP SGs fSs po' 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
Glln Real estate for Sale.

EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE FOU IL
N STORY H!GH.sTOoP MODERN DWELLING
ADJACENT TO 5TH.AvE ST. THoMAss CHURCH.
&C BEST CROSS STREET. BLOCK AND
LOCATION IN ALL NETWORK.
2sr55 with large dinugroOn smo ingroom' CHAMBER anu
Laundry extension seryans sta rs extra TN pumphE
III Dr. misses perfect repair and offered AL great pl
gain TO PR purchaser with Immediate 20 sessoo' v n
STEVENSON, Jr, II Cedarst. or G6l 9Th ave.
DEEKMAN-ST., near GOld.-Five-story sub
stanta marble building iOr sale; excellent investment
RULA.,D Il WHIrGSG. III Nassaust
TOR SALE.-A foGr-StOry brown stone Louise
ON Ia nox mr. 2O1jJ In perfect ORDER immediate pos
session. Apply at No. lGJ East G'thst
nLIVER-ST. LOT for sale; price, SS, pOo'
" rutland x WHITING. III Nassau'sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
ENGLISH TEAM.

ENGLISH TEAM
r,vett not ont Wide.
Pa-ow, Emmett Smith. n.., As
stlUy, Emmet Bsillie.. 81 IotAi'''-'---.-'-- '-
Nidwinter, not cut. ........%l
Rims AT THE PAIL OF EACH WICKET a., 20 20
New.YOrk tsaIn-0, IL, To- 20 Or SO, ~, ~ nv W
Ga, 81. 90, 81, 65-65.
English teams, lob
ASALYsIR OF BOWLING.
KSGLsB Tram - ~, xns VIZ
Balls Rms NJ MS Wk, ba5is rns M" o
Peste . I2s 80 II 9IBaIlow 8
bates ~ 40 IL llMdwinter 81
Balls Rms Mns VIZ Bats hns "' o
Smith snIt. % 20 10 N Nesgnn Z 2 o
Hiu'"... Is s o O Wide. Hill l.
To-day the teams will finish the match the game VIII
L. nIIn I'LL o,c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
MARINE INTELLIGE NCE.
MINIhTuKE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY,
Sun nsc.- COZ sun sets h:3i Clock slow l2ni ODs
Moon sets 4:bi Moon southS. ll2l MOonsage days IL
IIGH WAFER rrDAr 4
sandy Hook. 6:l9 GOV. Island O55 Hen cato S4i
HIGH wATEE TO-DAY T.. NJ
Sandy Hook G:43 Gov Island 1:l5 Hell Gate--- S'o4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
Citp 3Jroperln Go fet.

HANDSOMELY Furnished Houses to prl-
vste families from $1,000 10 5000 Location 'oth'
3ith and 44th-stS A. DALEY, "a West Soth-se -----
HANDSOME 9 Story Brick Houses FINISHED
In the hest manner with all conveuiences beautiful
home rent $3.50 Henderson.place, East SOthst j.
EDGAR LEAYCRAFT. l.5i4 BroadwaG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
BASEBALL INTERRUPTED by DARKNESS
The game of baseball on the Polo Grounos

,ordov atternoon between the Buffalo and Mctropo-
crns ras chilled at the end fthe seventh inning
NJ Gsrnrss the score then standing IL to 10 IN
favor of the Buffalo nine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
Gouses an0 Rooms tDantco.

VANTED--Nicc floor of about rooms, nenI
W elevated road modrn improvements must be M goa
repair and good neghbo hood moderate Address
b. " e., Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
Gitnatious il)anteo--femaIes


NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By German
~ American young speaks North German correctly
very respectable understands the OF young and
children thoroughly teach them German TX de red Dess
city reference Call at BUCKLES $50 4thave near 24ths
NURSE and Sc AMSTRESS.-By a Scotch
~ protestant youn good sewer understands the
caro- OF onng and growing chdrea Thoroughly can amase
TIE honest willing and obgtng very best reverence
Call ut 292 6th-sye over shoe store
MUIR Z AND SEAMSTRESS.-By an edn-
- cot German Protestant TO OF two grown up chi
dren or walt ON lady speaks english: can do all KINDS Oh
sewing ltZ Ieierenoes elS 6tAeye
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-Bv Protestant
~ wrmani capable taking entire charge OF an Infant OF
l7h.st.
SEAMSTRESS. - Perfect cutter for men,
~ aiics childreas infants and boys' op rates eil
machines, Wheeler Wilson sect Is o0d meudor' CITY
or county 81 81 aday. Address j. o., 81 East I4th.s
SERFANTS.-Foreign and Domestic; for al
- capacities references investigated MISS L. CAMP
BELL IS West 22dst
WAITRESS and HAMBERMAlD.-By q
tidy Young girl do good waiting and take care OF
silver gsns helps In chamberwork three years REFER
encea CAL at 500 6h-aye. between 35th ana 36thsts
WET NURSE.-By a respectable middle
aged woman colored or to travel to England or any
part o. The United states Address Mrs NJ o. r. sowe IT'D
une ONCE, Box Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
Gitn 31roperip iuan'eo.

NyANTED.-On Park-place, Murray, war
w rem hambcr-st+, 5Oxln0 feet, Tor cssh cus'oS4
rutland & WHITING. l2l Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
Droo linn properlp for Sale am 60 fel

II $1,000 PER ACRE, we Will sell Two
" ,c,. land In t,rDoklyn limos hUrsec1 anl ia
Immediate vicinity paved ami severed streets hUlAD
& WHITING. IN Nas,1I-si-
rV'O LET-3 story high st0op, brown Stone,
i sgo carlton ave- ncar Prospect Park Rutland &
WHITING l2l NassduSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
ANALYsIs oF ROWLING.

To-day the teams will finish the match Inc s"no va
be called promptly at IL O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
Countrp propcrts for Sale ano 20 frt.

VuuIllID lJluptll5 1pi D"'' ""'
A SMALL PLACE FOR SALE in Dutches'
~ County r. H. and a. aui y. ID. anl - ltsh'p9 =
hours frum Now York j. hours from foughkeepNe nnt'
gruInds acres "a -rt+f an sirl'n "eh
fruits and abundant shade mountain scenery Iln.N-'
drives Desirable for permanent home or nnunrt
locality exceptionally helli iin, AM laNptlt1 w"
LoaftiCrs. Address ". CKA NDELl. Atunbury y -
A r ORANGE, y. J. (neIghbOrhoOd speciality
n -Propery for al rolt, ~ Vtfnss grsat oar iiht
EDWARD =. HAdiLrON | y Piles-. = '.
ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE On
II LONG ISLAND FOR SALE House contains lsroninH
every modern Improvement including gas %at ~ -
and handsomely l"can h1 Al l'ni Ir" 10. IN,
with stables rms Shells IT'S, cliayys, "a ~,
garden contains about acrn with heaunl lawn a ~
cry variety Of ornamental tren nap'fns an M 49,,
ofevry va OF the dnest fruits and All ~ inc hs,
sta Sidewalks arc all p1Nol aud properly Al
severed Iia purchase money can rohAlh on bnnu Az,
at cent Tor term OF years OF VIII
East 27thsL
L'O2 SAIE--Sevcral tracts Texas, Georgia
l. virginia aud Chicago lands. PA r. TODD l4S way
NOR SALE or EXClIANGE.--A desirable
residence with moicrn tar1nn W. ~ ~
yegetbloA &c carriage house. within nne hour OF lS Ilh
ior house Sew York or brIb<yn Nh pay 'orohoo ~
cash Address House. rrib inc y ice.
EULL.Y FURNISHED house; all cOnvcnlen
/ cca splendid order best loo ton upper TERRACES New
brighton - l. MARTIN a BRO. l,l42 Bfoah"ay'
HANDSOME RESIDENCE at Elizabeth Il
lei furnished: house has ~ roums BATH water olcso'
an. ,nrn,cr garden 5b1 0p feet with pears grapes Ant
small ruts Apply at 20 Liberty st. -
tJONTCLAlR, y. New house near depot
" ten conveniently arranged thfcc st1rn' w
built WIDE pazha~ vcY PrTyV oG tot l,nt IN,
ORANGE, n. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
" SEATS tOlotani go ititlsl ahi lh ha't'A
pf & 4 Itiuu. OraugA ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06

DORTER.-As porter in store or hotel bv a
/ temperate and willing go who In no, afraid OF
work aIi bas rrfcrenccs Address L. MULLIGAN. 80
4tha city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06

DORTER.-By n smart, sober, steady young
| man who will work for interest Of his employer;
trusurthy and has the best Of references Address H.
KlTuEnFOKD, ~ Worth st., city.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-18
Something Like a Tragedy.

Neapolitan society, says the London
TelegT0ph, has lately been much exer-
cised by q terrible tragedy in high
life.n For some time past the Countess
del Cigno, lady of extraordinary beau
ty, has been VIGOROUSLY at odds with
her husband, gentleman to whom she
had, at the urgent interest of her fam
lily, most unwillngly given her hand.
her heart having been already bestowed
upon young Austrian artist who
quilted Europe for America on the day
of her marriage, only returning thence
to Naples a few weeks ago. He became,
it would appear, frequent guest at the
countess evening receptions "a fact
which reached the ears of Count del
Cigno at his club, where he spent the
greater part of his time, by night rs
well us by day, One evening, just ms
the painter was issuing from the door
way of the Palazzo del Cigno, the count
drove up to the chief entrance, and,
while alighting from his carriage, no.
ticed his wife on the first floor balcony,
waving her hand in farewell to her old
lover us he descended the stone steps
leading to the street. Without u mo-
ment's hesitation tho count drew still
etto from the breast pocket of his coat
and buried IL to the hilt in the bosom Of
his rival, who fell MORALLY wounded to
the ground As Del Cigno was getting
into his carriage, however, bullet
from the Austrian's revolver, as it were
in eytromis, passed through his head,
killing him on the spot Five minutes
later the artist also brcathcd his last.
This horrible encounter took place un-
der the very eyes of the countess, upon
whom the spectacle Of her husbands
and lovers violent death inflicted so
overwhelming shock that she became
u raving maniac, and Is now under re-
straint In lunatic asylum near Naples
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-18

The doors Of the large retail and job
bling establishment Of Walter Moore, one
OF the Oldest merchants of Hot Springs,
Ark, were closed on Monday under deed
of assignment for the benefit of his cred
itors. S. W. Fordyce is named as assignee.
The largest creditors are G. G. Pepper &
Co., St. Louis $4,000, and D. p. Rowland
& Co., st. Louis $4,000, both secured by
mortgages and shipments Of cotton. The
other liabilities amount to over 100000,
some of which are secured by mortgages
on real estate. An inventory of assets
filled with the deed Of assignment agsre
gates $4,000, and are valued by the as
signee at 100000. Short collections and
the decline in prices of cotton are assigned
MS the causes Of the failure.