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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-07

LEXINGTON, May 6-Rain last night placed
the track wretche.i condition for the racing aAys
The first race for all ages, y miles. was won BY Lucy
Ma an gallon twenty lsnyths in Of Belle OF Raa-
nymede second, Ida B. third Time 207. French pools
paid $lii5.
Toe .eeond race. tho Ffly Stakes for tvoyear-olds
half mile xas won BY Vera dozen lengths IN front of
Belle Of Mount zoah second Wis third and Clean
The third race, ali Ages, mile heats, was won By
Pride The Monsrchst goding won the nrst heat In L3,
nd Prd. took the second and third l:o<A snd l5s
French pools paid the respective heats $40 So S5 %
aud SIS 10 Mary C0rLsrs IVES suShty the fsvorsts -
fore the
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THE CREW OF THE RODGERS SAFE.

WAsHINGToN May 6.-The following is a correct
ed copy of the dispatch sent by Charge PAtares
Hoffman at St. Petersburg, dated May I, to the
Secretary of State, referring to the loss Of the
United States steamship Rodgers:
ST. PETERSBURG May 4.
FRELTNGHUYSEN:
Have lust received following dispatch from
Lieutenant Berry. | give 1t received:
sTRAEDNE HOLYM,K, siberia. March 6.
United states steamship Rodgers lost by fire, St Law
renee Bay. November Thirty lives lost
The following correction was received this morn
ing:
ST PETERSBURG, May >.
FREIINGHUYsEN, Washington:
Requested Telegraph Department 70 repeat tel-
egrau of Yesterday. IL now reads, November
"a M lives lostV HOFFMAN.
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WHAT MARINE COURT JUDGES MUST DO.

Justice DOnohue, in the Supreme Court,
Chambers granted yesterday alternative writ Of
mandamus ordering Judge McAdam and the Other
Judges OF the Marine Court TO entertain the summary
proceedings Instituted by Edward Cayanaugh 10 remove
Johanna Flynn from premises nov occupied Dy her,
or show cause Nay i why they should not DO 90
The statute directs tlat these proc edlngs should Do
brought IN the Marine Court, bu; Judge HcAdam Issued
an order 4 short time ago that process IA summary
proceedings should issued the Chambers Of tho
Marine Court during the month " May.
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JUSTICE MYSTERIOUS ACTS.

scRrrrIyIzING HIS OFFICIAL CONDUIT,
% -. 70 crSrR.I. swAYNE READ BEFORE
Ai' one ASSEMBLY coMNurrEE-ExA"lNEp As =
WITNESS BEFORE ANorHrR-Hls AfPolS Ss mI nn
or RECEIVERS AND HIS COURSE .afo',rams
,a.,.o number of letters written and 'elesranS
Ian ,'I.o Uestbrook to General Wager swayne
sem y ,Ss Manhattan receivership last year III
duIlns IL" to the various tisatiOns between the
IierenI ovated raroad companies were read before
three e'e' 49,, Irdicisrv Committee yesterday
the swayne was examined as to his opinion Gnn11
SFp se character of the Jay Tou
testified regarding his on. T as,. .nf CON-
yarosd companies before the N'S Seeeirerships
mtee aps explained as far as he could re,
Judge WGsaurP he come to appoint Mr.. ONeill and
member sos nS He that fs os sos
other had been made TO lawyers ana ,ou ~"
allowances Ia relatives came to be employed by
receivers.
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TIE MURDER NEAR PLIIyFIELD.

PLAINFIELD, n. j., May 6.-Two relatives
Of David Ersch Russian pedler murdered near this
city on FRIDAY morning visited Lessons Morgue to-day
and identified the body. They will remove It 10 New
York A soon a. COroners permit II obtained Cap
tain OF Police DOld to-day visited New-fOrK anu
endeavored 10 fluid 10 tho mysterious chalr-
bottomcr who was Erschs companion the might before
the murder AugIat Schlachley, the German yasrant
arrested on suspicion has been discharged NooIher ~
rest has yet been made.
District Attorney Bergen and Police Captain
Dobbs Of Planned. yesterday had consultation with
SUPERINTENDENT Walling The superintendent detailed
TWO detectives assist the Captain in tracing the slls
pected man in this city while Mr.. Bergen went to
Trenton \ L. on an afternoon train. The detectives
and Captain Dobbs were iged yesterday IN visiting
dealers who se perforated char bottoms IN the hope OF
getting "a trace NJ the supposed murderer
Etrschs hrotherin-law Jacob Cohen, and his cousin
went TO Panneld yesterday to identity the body II Is
believed that Eirsch had about 80 Ia MS pocAes "nen
he murdered
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MRS. DE long IN GOOD HEALTH.

A telegram wa sent TO Mrs. DE Long, in Iowa, by
her brother. James Walton on Friday night an
nounclng the sad news from Siberia, and reply
was received yesterday from General GLASGOW ms
brother-in-law simply stating that the telegram
mad been received and that Mrs. De Long was well.
Nothing was said about her returning 10 her nome
i'm thi. civ CAPTAIN Erben. of the schOOshlp II.
Mars. was personal friend of Mr.. De Long, aud at
sunrise Yesterday morning me hosted the school
hag and ensign at half-ma,t IN honor of ITS former
commander.
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LONDON. May G-The yacht Kara, Of eighty-hve
tons burthen. belonging 20 sir Henry Gore Booth,
is taking in stores at London preparatory TO pro-
ceeding to the polar regions Sir Henry Gore Booth
will render every assistance in his power to the
Leigh Smith search expedition.
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There originally fourteen men in De Long ;
party. OF these NOros and Ninderman are safe, and
Erickson died and was buried in the Lena.
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9teamboats and RailrSIS,.
FALL RIVER LINE.


FALL RIVER, BOSTON. AND THE EAST
The most agreeable route 10 the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
MOUNT DESERT and all principal cities inaia hno seA
shore resorts OF New England and the provinces.
The mammoth palsce steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave New-York daily lsundays included) at $50 p m
from Pier S N r. foot Of Murrayst C0nnecuon VIA AnneA
boat from brooklyn at p. m; Jersey CITY, d p m
GRAND Promenade CONCERTS
by splendid bands and orchesras attached
70 these steamers
Long water full nights rest I'VE morning trins W
Boston short rail ride time sevcnty-hve mnutesJ
NEWPORT LINE,
FOR NEWPORT, r. 1, DIRECT
MATTHIAS VINEYARD. NANTUCKET. and SEA
SHORE RESORTS Of CAPE COD. Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY.
Leave NevYork daily Sundays excepted at p Al from
PIER %. North River.
These steamers Eastern terminus at Newport
Tickets for both lines may be secured at
all principal and ticket Offices al the ONCE
on PIER %, and on steamers ~ . ,..-,,-,.,o..-,
SEND FOR LIST OF TOURS AND EACUhSlONS
B0RDFN a LOWELL GEORGE 7. Common,
Genl Pas. Agent
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in sound but that was ali that could be done, as
there was no interpreter present.
The body of Giovanni Casare the italian laborer
who drowned In the riot on Tuesday. was taken
from the river in the afternoon, and sent 10 INC
Morgue.
NO CHANGE IN THE STRIKE IN THIS Clih l.
The strike was neventfnl in this city yesterday Ni
The rumors that the trouble III jersey ivy In. th
caused nearly all the Italians on TINS Sue Vi ". ~.
river 90 leave work. aud that the Germans at the
ST Johns Park Depot had been induced 10 JON et1e
strikers proved to be untrue LH3r's w. and
bv the Observation-Disclosures to induce the Gernans anu
Italians TO leave their work but with little success
At Pier No So of the Star Union lransp"Lss"sol, i've,
Line, thirty Russian jews were pa ~ tho aosnt
dlscharged according 10 the statement ol o
who said that the work hadibecome so mucn hsn.e!
and the men had acquired so much dexterisy th.'
the remaining force could nan El Onv foof Of
Chambers-st and at Pier No. 20, NortbRlver, OF the
Hudson River Railroad, but most OF the Ieiehe
which came was received. At the Erie piers tne
agent denied the truth OF the statement that there
had been trouble among the Italians. AT p. NJ Tue
usual hour for closing, long line OF truchs
were before the open doors. and the allans "ete
trying TO get the goods inside. AT the other piers
and depots the amount OF freight offered was 50
light that the new men handled IL easily;
The Executive Council of the strikers have estao-
lished their Headquarters at Military Hall IN the
BOwery, where subscriptions are no" received auu
the general business Of the strike Is Transacted AZ
"A NEE ting of Branch No. or the Freight Handlers
Union on Tuesday night at Berrlgans HAL III HUI
son-st subscription lists were circulated ana
considerable amount of money was promised 10 Tue
strikers
Tonight there will be mass-meeting of Italians
at the Five Points, at which the strlAers
expect to explain the situation to the men III way
THAI will cause them 10 leave the piers III THIS can
be done the handlers feel sure that the ral
roads Will be forced TO yield. The subscription lists
were Industuously circulated yesterday, ana the
Financial Committee reported that large amount
OF money was being collected. IA
number of box-aiakers assembled at NO. 90
Essex-st last evening, for the purpose OF organlz-
H., .lrars; nj fer
nv workinglnen, an organization was perfected
the object OF the is simply TO pOtect the III
terests OF the craftsmen ana TO and those Oh Iner
number who are out OF WORK by benevolence. IL Is
claimed that the organization Is necessary, as t:ie
posses" are cutting under the regular prices IN
contracts and then lowering the wages Oh tne
tins city, the average rate OF wages being %l3
week.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
A TO THE WEHT
MODEL FAST LINE To IHE WESI,
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore aud Washington

after NAV 81 the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave from Pennsylvania Railroad Depot loot of COrtands
and DesOrOssesst, a. follows
sundays parlor car attached arrives wash,
ngton 10 m Night express leaves Washington az 10
daily sleeper and day coaches through to Cincinnati
and Chicago
D. m daily Fast Line arrives Washington 225 m, Gin
$3.50 Chicago s:35 a and 81 Louis $50 m
b. Shoppers and day coaches though To Cincinnati
St Louis and Chicago.
IL OcOc daily arrives Washington $50 Day
Express Washington AZ 1910 a daily Sleepers
and day coaches through To Cincinnati
rV 80 other time TO the West Trains,
arrive from the West G.5O a. 800 and 1880 n.
sleeping secured and baggage called
for and checked to destination at companys 0c No 3l5
broadway and at ali the Offices OF the PennsyVans haoa
COMPANY.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, July IL, 1882
The following sale was made at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day
BIZ HordtiO Henrtques
4.story brick fats with ) lots No Isl and l33
East l9thst u $40 II OF 4th-ave, each lot 90
25xlDO1l: Bell...... SA0,OVV
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


NETWORK
sodst ms sftw of sdave. 25xlOOsla; Charles
Crazy and wife to Darling IND : c1 Sloooo
oass 10 90 EdS ard BRADLEY ana another ~ 1890
Van Wyck referee to Louisa $500
property sar FIRE I9s 60 T. o same l. Sons
lI65R oase 10 o johanna ~ 1422
1lSth-sI S46 Z o. sd-aye 25Il99 - also OF
baniei Mullen to Bower Nat Bank ..,Y:
same pr1ps55yO Snf and wife Ss
s1stst 2os IT OF Sd-ave 265xlO2'4' ana lot 70
same Property william Davis assignee, etc.
2day sreaH SS and VIE 70 Thomas &ccah 5000
s5thst go IT Of zd-aye, 0li41sox-; Robert ~
Gordon and another the fneiDs . MISSION wor 10
100 Mary Goyt and husband 70 Louise Wal. $50
Ine1a6ain referee . cOnsodlne. $3.50
ProspectaveK5Oxl60i Louisa Wall to John II Ad-
st fdboasavc g. i5 so it Of 163d-st 80 6ii3S
4xs5xlI74la, T Ruggies referee, to thomas -
Gayaor 1875
Tne ana ss wife 10 T R Hsrmsch. 10000
aao e1uDe : $50 II Of sthave io61s6 X 1e66i
FREDERICK Keller anu wife ,, e frank ifSTd
aS' asd wife to Louis Hirsch and 49, o. 1000
A'' Iassbh d Zones 49, -. ......-.-.... 10000
nnsp and wife to Martin Enders another 10000
ArtiIuT.sI n s. AS OF Kingsbriage Road 25xl2Si
roSn q and wife to v c $500
09'2 neserse TO ohm way trustee. 2O5OO
11gfh-st n W 3d-ave, 6SxIJ A l2flU3Xir-
SsrSlar James Wood Joseph Mccormack $4,000
S'hI San reieree, to Bridget DuIy. 1920
same property II Wizinaky, assignee etc TO
1 same ..........-..--....- ...-...-..-.--.... 10
same property Frederick LsemmTich and others TO
cenrralave sws lots 40 and AZ A MsDcini and
anotlcr To Delee.-..-- .....---...---.-... 1000
Iasre ,cest s g. 23l tie Of Broadway, 19xlO0i
Thiess ana wife Louis A agner
Z0' schadeT and vile Joseph Chapman ~, 1O7OO
79th.st g. O6 IL OF lsIaFe, Xxx W.; - U eros
by ana wife Thomas KenwOrtlly --......- 10000
.aanah Downing to stgeier. -. $3.50
@ Of Willls-aye. 25XlOOi lillian
and wife "a Mary T. Eobinson. SS5
1A5ll.sL B. $40 Il Of WiIisave Mary Robin.
sou and Jennie DAVIS 4s3
55tll-st. n s. I15 vi LexngtOnave, l6sxl 00.5i
also II W est 3oth .st, ana also $ = OF l22thst
3lS Of 3dave. 2lsxlOOlIA2 interest in
each; James Be0nns, trustee. To anes BeOms and
others .-----...-----....
Iawrence-s ct s. 2l3 II e of Broadway, 7Jx10O Louis
A alne Ger rude Thesis
Washingf0u-aYe, 3, lot SO.JUxl 30, Charles Bath
gate 70 HaskIns and another
90 n IA OF Il6th5t 90 llX1o; NOOle Ool-
cough and wife to John G shaw SOOO
7tlsve cor OF OF 221st-st to 10000
oD-st,n OF Orchard-sL 2l.bIJO JARVIS
anu 10 Valentine
8d-ave e 4U41e II II 39tb-rt. ola l2x15; Thomas
+ RightniTe William y hlghtmire------------.-
same property. William tIshtInire 10 Eliza IL
faghtmire ---------------
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CARRIAGES.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT I LIE
hrstst p and sos West Iwensy-thiia-s,r, eor
ner Eiehthave No Fourteenthst. corner Cnion
sonare f60 Third ave corner AZ the HAIR
LEM OFFICES Nos. l,007 and 800 rhiri-ave- corner
Onehundrod and twenty TO ~ a. regular OF
L'IkSr " bIDE-BAR" JUMP-SEAI CAh-
RIAGEe built In the United Fable OF being IN
stantly changed light sdebar Brewster spring op
buggy % the hghtost tour Top cAAes eysn
Broa1way.
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PROVIDENCE LINE. u,,on
FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT

Connecting with Providence Worcester IsR -
for al POINTS NORTH and EAST via WOkCESTtk-
The entirely new and paatial steamer Rhode lsLAND
On Mnudays Wednesdays Fridays, and the aVOrlbe
steamer MASSACHUSETTS on Tues'ays thursdays Al"
IN. m from PIER 20 n. r.. foot Of Warren-st.
CONNECTIONS made AZ Providence, via T. q w X H.
or Worcester and all Northern Eastern ana Whte-
Mountain points Tickets for sale at al prncpa ucket
oniccs state Offices Of Westcot Express
% AZ q Asor House Nos 2O7 31l. iy7 and All Broad
way and AZ Fifth Avenue AID WINDSOR Hotel ticket Offices
"-'' " ~ /. w. FILKINS General Pass. Agent
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Giip ilropertp 90 Cst.

TO-LET-Furnished.- very pleasantly To-
II Gated honse convenient delightful view in
complete order $50 49st Inquire Tor particulars Of
premises
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DEYNSYLVANfA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains Desbrosses and CortAndt Streets
Harrisburg F1sOurg West and South. with Pullman
Palace airs attached M ana m Gy SpG e sg
WiIisms5Srt focE Haven m D. m; Cory and
sp connecting at CORY for Htusvhie Petroleum Cen
pam an% .s U and the South Limited Washington
ESpross OF Pullman Paror cars daily except Monday 10
a NJ. Washington p m Regular At o'lo and $50
a m. l. 3;4O and =; m, and ~ night
Sunday, 5:l5 a m ana p; m ana - nsns cent Sunday
Long Branch Bay and ntermediate stations
via Railway and AmDoy $780, and $40 Ill., Il noon' D.
TOMS 1S Rivs t% Via Park $40 and p
Jersey City norng speedy ana direct transfer Tor BrooN
Trains arrive From Ptsoqrg 500 and ll2o 100 and
doo daily PS% s15 65 ana sunday s SO
H. and 1880 NJ From Baltimore i3o M a0 on s sla
$50 oso lao 2o 2 s;SO 5:S so so so aso
$50 lao a. m, 60 $50, lO:4O and lO;5O p m
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLp-EsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TnANs EACH MAJ "
I'm NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED Equip
MENT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trans NewYOrk VIA Desbrosses and Cor-
landt streets Ferries a. follows q.,o e4oA5e7
5:I5 7s $50 10 Limited M 1 ~ S3 n5 + n % o.
4 and aud Y night svoert Sunday at 700
and running through I via iia3 PbdeIDbia
is0I 800, 800 S45 $3.50. 1880 500, $50 ana II a m
Limited Express. 1850 M y % O. oSO ;I9C, Np
S.1 100 and $40 p Leave Phis elphia via Camden
and s 40 and Day a f BroawST Asto House. and
Desbro-ses and corandts's SoaIsI ana No. srYIs
Il6 and us Hudsons Hoboken; Station Jersey City
Emigsnt eEet DSs Smssny Wi call for and check
baggage from hotels d ana resldenees' JR WOOD
General Manager "ehersA E"SS AGENT
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MONMOUTH PARK Races, Long Branch NJ.
WI JULY II, IL, 10, ~ 20, %
AUGUST 2, g. o. ~, L. II and 10 Commencing promptly
Al $50 n.
TRAINS and boats directly Central RRof Nj LIB
ery-st ferry 745 o. IL am. l2l5, l245 Pennsylyans
RI and DesbrOssesst ferries $40 ~ noon
Boat sandy Hook Pier NJ r., 7ito o. II M y noon
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ BAY ROUTE VIA SANDY HOOK.
LONG BRANCH RACES>
July r. Is. 49, -, 70, 49, August O. r. TO- IL. ID
A''- Races commence promptly at 2:3o p. m.
steamers X, foot Rector st. At 745, 8. II
q m. special trip az IL noon. 49,. -, -
Trains with the steamers run Hrectto the
track and return Immediately after the races
Be sure that tickets read via sandy HOOK
round rp including ad mission 70 tho nea
Al 40 W W. STEARNS, Genl Supt
III. p. BALDWIN, Genl Pass Agent
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Gltn Real GslaIr for Sale
NOR SALE.-On East 51st-st, 3-stOry brown
stone free and clear Win trade for downtown business
property pay difference in cash kCLAND d WHIT
ING No. 5 beekmanst
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6otels.
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,
FIFTH AVENUE AND FIFTIETH STREET.
fOuposite Cathedrnij,
NEN.TOKk.

Ufh-
WETHERBEE IL FULLER, Proprietors
Strangers find excellent accommodations AZ re-
duced pric rs during the summer months $500, $50.
INNS new ma eeE centrally located Tor the
elther or transient IL IL charm
~ stei beifg central point amidst the most fashion
able resences churches Sci near the orand Cent %
f ithn three u the elevated roads ana da
sonave cara The ventilation heating aud Ding arc ar
ranged on the approved principles Inc hoee - con
dnc4 on the European plan parUniEed by the best families
OF arope aud america with RESTAURANT VI unsurpassed
excellence and at reasonable charges
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- CRY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
ConrA+' ONCE per ls, n. r., foot CortiandtsL
consneus Of forwarded directed to any part
fthe world - -
uEEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders for delivery Of All xmas Oh esne anu mer-
ehandse 10 any part Of tho city - -
So Am HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTEkAGE
Freight Of every description promptly stered to any point
In the harbOr at reasonable rlteA
sTEAMBoArs BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER tOE EXCURSIONS -
staamer- John H. starn and Erastus Corning Tor NE"
HAVEN laayo Pier Is n. r. at9 p N daily LSatardaT
exceuted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between hew-fTk And
Nv1.n..en care and dlsDaton gusr4ntsoL a..
Freight poiuts l. q W T. X rs3sifed 40 -
For New. HAven and points East AZ Pier IA - ,,,.--
NOkTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND.-kleven Miles tye
len Csnz VA steamer Pier T. T., foot ntenas
oor S1ps evorJtains 4J0efbAlAAls ~ sis
CONSTRUCTION reOAif 81 veststh ----------
TIME TRAVELLING PUBLIC are informed
that through Pullman cars ron ne" Of . 70 @
nv Grand Trunk ana NnohsO .Au Eiahu ilk
.,iroada leave nom Ere Depot Al p N aaJ
ncEns Al the Offices Of The Erie hsnwS nm REACH
Genera gent @ T. and {. and G. 7. aallMays
rT,ROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
i steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daiiy
eent saturday, a. M Pier A, North River foot Chr
opher ST. connecting with morning trains for NORM AAa
West, sundAF steamer teaches az Albany
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Dressmaiiul.

DRESSMAKER, &c.-A first-class dress
~ MAKER excellent housekeeper and sick nurse
"A the summer. in city COUNTRY small
compensation excellent references Address for ore week,
A. s.. Box 70, Tribute Uptown O1nce l,23S Broadvsy
DRESSMAKER.-One who is accustomed to
IL working families wants TO make few more
engagements moderate during the summer months
Address D. M. Tribune Uptown ofice. LBS broadway
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in sound but that was ali that could be done, as
there was no interpreter present.
The body of Giovanni CRsare, the italian laporer
who drowned In the riot on Tuesday. W as taken
from the river III the afternoon, and sent 10 'no
Morgue.
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A MARY POWELL, for West Point, Corn

~ wall NewburE Poughkeepse Rond0ut and kingston
landing at Cranstons formerly Milton View HAM
burg and Hyde Park daily tsundays excepted. Leaves
Vestryst pier at 3l5. and 22dst at $3.50 m Connects
at POuRhkeepsie with evening trains for the North.
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Gitratlons Uanteo-- males.

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Lem OFFICES. Nos l,007 and $500 Thirdave. corner
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w man; Understands his business thoroughly city or
country: excellent reference Address WAITER Box 54
Tribune Uptown Office, L. 80 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13

WHITE MOUNTAINS.
On andafter MONDAY. June %,
SPECIAL FAST EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN
with Parlor and Day Cars, viii connect with the
PROVIDENCE LINE.
=, s,esrers from NewYork. leaving the steamer wharf
groydeuce AZ daily except sunday u anu running
hraugb via Worcester Fsbyans and othef le Moun
Tan uoiuts without change
~ l. W FILKINs. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13

A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE
n DREW and JOHN leave Pier IL. North River loot
OF Canal-st, every WEEK DAY, at m, connecting ..
bany SUNDAY morning excepted with trains NORTH "es'
ami East Sfaterooms warmed. ..o, An -o
Excursion tickets to Albany and return good 3Odays ~ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13

STEAMERS LEAVE PIER 8. n. r,
FOOT RECTOR-ST;
For Highlands. seabrish. Monmouth Beaeh and Long
Branch o3u 49,. g Ii a 1870 3:so .. $40 p M sun
For Atanuo Highlands. 7:45 g. II AM 1890 s45. o. 545
\.
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat &C., 7i5 a. M $780,
For Writings City vineand, and all stations to
Bay Side. 1870 y. m , 49,, -, H., ,