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RACING AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

A small crowd witnessed the racing at the
Brighton Beach track yesterday The first race for
purse OF 500. $50 second. for twoyearolds, Is
mile. by Baron Fayerot. The time was l:O6.
French pools paid SG The second race, for purse
Of 5000 for all ages, selling allowances = mile
by Camu- The time l;3ii2. French pools paid
Sll 40 HAedon the third for purse Of 200.
for all ages selling allowances. = mile; the time being
l:3i2 French pools paid Sl3 80 In the fourth race,
purse $3.50 for all ages. mile, Carey H. won easily by
three lengths the team l47, and French pools
paid ~ 40 The NTH race, handicap Tor ali for
purse Of $3.50, 4 miles. by Aleck Ament. The
tune lisa French pools paid 10 20. In the las
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FssnSs TO D pe aaSi'onavs ivo POOLS
10 so1nel 81 ooa'o iO.o.o WEB 1000
l'O marIoe and I vile 5s 70 Nosis $4,000
CLOVER $4,000
and ID wife G 70 Moen $500
Ma%iltss and Si wife to J fo@pEins 1880
COp NoeIse s7OO
f eothscbsSk Anna Voi"i'. 400
Franklin st. n g lots Nos 2iO and 24ii Wood. .oo
executrix etc. TO Bechstein OOOV
SdG AND we 10 Bes o era $1,000
Ann.st $, 9A2 IT W OF Williams st, 20 4Kll0lOx24S
rl067. Laura Reners To T @ sellen
Same property; Wehe and wife TO I q Sellen.
'0d der:dn and S vile II to Of MstnS 10000
28th.st, 464G II OF gtb-aye, 2OX9S9 Mary o-o
Harrison Mary MallOn.. O<VV
De s. hsG S1e e, al ~ Wilsin $50
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AN hPIDEMIC or DYSENTERY.

BosToN, Sept. 4.-Dysentery is so prevalent
in Ashburnani that 1t "a almost epidemic II j, ol very
mali liant Fourteen cases have been reported
and There nave been several deaths. The Rev NJ d.
Fske pastor II the gati0ual Church II among
Inc sick The disease H. attributed 10 the impure
dltlnn on TIE Mnt.r olm.cnucnt unon the long dr0uh
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THE COURTS.

COURT DARS-SEPTEMBER 3.
suPRrvg COuar-otAHBgss- Before Potter J.-Cdlendar
called II amNO- To- 10 A. lOJ 100 III, 10. rs
Is6. Is2 IO1 49, IL. Isl, 81. $50, loy.
~UPEROE tO.ET-SrECIAL Tern Before Ni-acI4 J--No
day calendar.
liaN. .Ila
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Eegal Notires.
SUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY d

SUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY -
- NEW.YoRK-CHhIsTIAN BRUNs pI.,,, ~
against SIMON wITMARK. ct all Defendants N'
lin pursuance Of gmento OF Foreclosure and 90
entered entitled action bearng az
the 18Th day Of August 1882 the undersigned the sfers
therein named VIII sell at public auction at tho Exchange
New.Yorf on THURsDAY, the TN day q sEPTyyM@
BEk 1882 AZ IL o'clock noon OF that day ~ John Boyd
AuctOneer the premises described In said Judgment "a
fOIowsi
All that certain lot piece parcel OF land building
the City Of NewYOrk bounded described f0los
Beginning at oint on the nohery side OF Ora distsn,
easery Grand and Thompson running theme,
nOtherly and parallel with IbOmD fOrtyT feet an3
eighteen inches southerly and ne
ael with ThompsODst fortyK feet and inches "a
nOrherly side Of eighteen and eleven lnc., n
the point or place Of beginning and now known a. No
b. HYMAR SANDS Plaintiffs Attorney, 30 81 william.
st., New-YOrk CITY
CUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY
- of NETWORK. CMRIsIIAN Bruins, Psnliz,
against SIMON %rTTa WIN aSr,uan Ct o D,ts6
nsnt OF Foreclosure and duly male entered n
the above entitled action bearing date the lyta ay q
named will sell at public auction at the Exchange
room No IL Broadway IN TIE cry and County q New.
o'clock noon of day, by John r. BOyd aucuonee tha
premse described in s,id judgment as follows;
thereon erected situate lying and being the Eighth Wal
OF the CITY SewYork. bounded and deser ped fooEs:
Beginning a point the nOrth"ry side ~ GIand.f d.
lant thirty 81 feet 10 inches eastery from the
nOrtheastsTly OF Grand and IhOnpsonsts running
thence pOrtierly and parallel with Thorn ps9ns 0rte
feet eleven inches ea-terly and parallel with Gfan
eighteen eleven inches thence .Ouhery aud para
lei with Thompsonst fortysir ias
nOrthery Grandst eighteen feet and eleven inches
the point or place Of beginning sa H'w TRgTn a. 20 20
b. A9MAR SANDS plaintiffs Attorney. 81 willism,st.
New-YOrk CITY.
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NEw-YoRK, Monday, Sept. 4, 1852.
ACCORDED ~. Al ENiAIl lhAN1FnRN
NEw-NOEK CITf.

NEw-YoRK, Monday, Sept. 4, 1852.
ACCORDED REAL HiAIa lnANnFERN
NEw-AOLk CiTf.
37tbst % q II ~ and 1870 II Of 7th-ave, 7N2ix
irregular. interior lot. Henrietta Bllnn and hus-
baud Ia John Boyd $4,000. 81
lt5fn..i W s. 400 n OF Willisaye. 25XlOO Jessie
HarkeI al to Jane PadlvY .----.....-
I2ith--i,us 40 ~ e. OF 3d.aycs e3NlOolli sophia
Ebert to - Ebert
iuisa@ and vic 70 Maria Leehi.....',. 5000
lots In 18th Ward. W Kutt' aud wife 10 Smith,
gnee. etc
JoKn. On and another $4,000
47th.st Il \ 100 II Ol @d-aye. tO a 4sti ~, Nos
iOj 800 81 slB 3lS. 3lT ana 3 10 East itthst
ana nos sos. $40, IL. 3li ana Sl6 East 4-thrL
Henry Clausen IT al 81 II Clausen a son Brew
Inc 90 ......-.-..-...- 900 600
Same property 60 4lJOOO
going dsseHGsd premises s54 43o
Ave-A, n " cor Of 18Th 81, lG316J. Margaret Cosel
same property James Brown and vile 10 Edward
Costello .----.--......-...--
scrSmmc and husband 10 Louisa Hnnos ... 1900
tsr .ne husband fiitabsth q Eil1saIaid 5000
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Gltuuilons Udn,eo- ttlales.

COACHMAN.-A gentlemen wishes to pro-
curr situation for his hman whom he chccruliy
recommends. Address COACnMAN, Box los, Greenwich
Coma
ENTRY CLERK. PORTER or USEFULMAN
II BY young man In wholesale house, strong willing
ana afraid work good city references Address PA
RICK kANANAGH, $40 last Olstst
IISEFULMAN.-By a young cOlOrcd man :;
u eau do waiting build fires any about a house
willing and ohhgng reference 5Ol 9th ave.
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SUMMER LEISURE.

raco for winners Mol Pros won BY two lengths ino
time was 2:32L French pools paid $40 TO-
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Cltn Real Gslatc for Sale.

TOR SALE, II Park-ave.-FOur-story brown
front house. thorough condition and all appli
freshly and eXpensyey painted and frescoed 10 OIL
Apply at li2 WOrthst
TOR SALE.-The factory, four lots OF ground
L and bulkhead corner OF lithst and Hudson River.
The buildings four stories and cellar. l5Oxll4, built
In the substantial used lard refinery with
engine boilers tanks everything completes suit
soap storage. kind OF manufacturing
business. Apply 10 V. W. MACFARLANE.
Room 4, and soonest.
INVEST END HOUSES at HARLEM ; prices
W $4,000 TO $4,000 near Park and station
STEVENS, Broadway and 521 az.
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COMFY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB ENTRIES.

The entries for the races to-day of the
Coney Island Jockey Club large especially for the
steeple chase. where sixteen are named a. probable
starters TheentrIes weights and for the six
are IA follows:
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Carpets, &t.

A MINISTER CARPETSl
"A 300 pieces have been purchased by Us a. abon,
their value and placed on sale from 81 so per yard nAk
SHEPPARD KNAPP a Co
sixth-avo and lath q.
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Counirn iJropertp Uante0.

WAN ED-In the country, one hour from
city house. furnished or AIore acres barn &C.
W ia lay >luO - 80 .er moath
KULASD - WHITING, Beekman-st
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" BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAWKE
Pier Of Company. 40 q North River iOlt u Io o.
The passengers by this nr AVOID both transit ny Eh1si
railway ana the dsCOmiOIts VI crossing TIE NAAnhe. IL
small boat ,,-.-.-,- -
AMERIOt-E eauteI ..... MciIes lay, sept 3,
GAEADA Frang eslnesslay. sept ~, 10
LOUIS De BEBlAN, NJ . Bowling OFeeR
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Connlrn propcrtp for Sale an5 60 Eft

4 + LONG BRANCH AND VICINITY.-FOr
~ sale To Let furnished Cottages Hotels Plots,
Farms &c. WILLIAM LANE. Long Branch. y j
EOR SALE.-Oue of the most desirable sit
Il nations South Side l. l. front Great south Bay
Grove large trees on shores bathing leh trout ponds
and STREAM stocked suitable for private residence or cuO
house splendid site and location for hotel cottages owner
would Join III making STOCK company. -
Address OWNER.
ROX =. o.. New Y
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Citp propertn 90 LEI.

GEND for PRICE LISTS; % first-class
~ Apartment Houses and Flats all prices PARK and
my office. STEVENS. Broadway and 52d-st
Two LET.-Hlndsome plate front store, LOOK
Il 25 three floors above good location. Si2 3daye
IO LET.-A fOur-stOry brOwnstOne, high
Il stOop house. fully furnished, on 5thaye overlooking
Mount Morris Parl Inquire WILLIAM ). GANEY
6lJ Broadway. y. Y. c.
S-STORY brick factory, 5Ox25. Inquire 415
- West 37thst. FRERICHs.
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5liuallons tOaute0-- females.

A SWEDISH, French, German and Eng
y hsh servants such coos launiresses, chamber
m1Hs nT5f Mt "GteH coachmen' nsetimen 55 East
ssthst, Nrw-YorS. CARL GElAsHOLD.
At MAURICE LINDQUlSTS Swedish,
y French and German EmployEeni oGicc 2s5 Broad
way. idst, Rooms and Female and male servants
all positions.
At NILE. EKSTROMS Swedish, French
y GERMAN Employment once ladies' Will now md "a
pablo lanparssSs & sis yaDi
Dutler-, ootmen&e Reirreaces inquired INTO NILE. A.
EKsTROM, NOl7S LeAIngIomave cor 5lstst, New-l ork
RESPECTABLE colored woman wants
n families gentemen's washing. Address A H. NO
47I 7tlaye, city.
AN EXPERIENCED CUTTER and FILTER
~ viii make sngags@fnt on to 40 GLs1saHpg IN
i si5 1GiT St VIII GU anu II OD' 11'-'1D' U.S.
CHANBERMAIDS orWAITRESSES-By two
Y respect bic coored girl either cham5emads or wait
resses Cal Or for days 30 West Sjh st first
floor
CHAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK, WAIT
\ ING. COOKING, 6c.-By good Protestant girls.
for city aud country moderate wages At the PROrES-
TANf HON BUREAU. ISs 6th-ave, above loth.st
COOK.-By respectable woman as pastry
city or country. I04 7lh.ave.. rear.
I,OOK.-l3v IA Protestant young woman in
Sr@ns Ss u RTa Ee a 6arge EichsR COCO t refsr
ence Please call at "a East 45thst
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.-By a resp~cta
" BILE Prote.tan' best cily references Cal or
address 40I rast 2lstst. hightup.
HOUSEWORK.-By a middle-aged woman
/ L who wants work 63l lstaye.
IIOUSEKEEPER-B an experienced Young
house. " &adirss HEIiABEE, 2$d.st
HOUSEWORk, &c.-By neat German girl
good PLAIN nice laundress best reference 5Ol
6h-aVe.
HOUSEWORK or COOK and LAUNDRESS.
By Welsh Protest mt 5r ready willing ana no,
family cook wanted, amt stay whore she
can Dy attention and good behavior
slant home M - 6lave- near ith-st
/ AUNDRE>S.-By sober, respectable wO-
Il man. who first class auadess lute polish. pun &C.
best reference. 5ul 6th-aye.
lTAID.-By an educated German girl, aS
WI maid, TO take care of growing children l45 East
l7thst, upholstery store
NURSE, UPSTAIRS WORK or HOUSE
~ EK.-By orphan girl l. strong wiling and neat
~ city wants home wages very small
i willing and obhuEg. can at ~ 6thaVe near l1hsL
NNASlllNG.-BY respectable cOlOred
w woman ladies' and gentlemen's washing AZ her home
by the reasonable terms Address Z. NJ
1921 West 42d-st. rear. CITY.
WASHING, IRONING and HOUSE CLEAN
w ING-A reliable out by the day; Is also
family excellent rricruncc Can or address
AGNES THORPE. S35 West Srth St
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prooalnn pronertp for Sale an> 60 Get

TOR SALE.-Thrpe-stOry basement and sub
cellar brick house with the improvements IN good order
nom ferries So 10 For particulars apply 20
ALFRED A. GALLAGHER, 9j Broadway. Brooklyn. T. d.
EOR SALE on very easy terms, fOur-StOrY
Il brick dwelling on the side OF Columbia Hoights
midway aud Wall street Ferries overlook
the bay aud running through % Fur nanst with four
story fdrmIn-st; lot 2jxI5O small amount only
OF cash required. Address +. LESTER, Tribune Office
FENO LET, $40 CarltOn-ave., near Pacitic-st.-
Handsome hree-stOrv stOne-frOnt house in complete
order seen at ali hours rutland & WHITING
Bee Amai It.
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Eclp uanteS.

WANTED.-At Alex. Beggs & Sons Marble
w Works, Allegheny city Penn, marble mantel cut
ters marble puishers. STEADY work to good men.
WANTED-A German girl IA good cook
washer aud ironer In small private family. Apply At
LOG EasI 3lstsI -''N -
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Grove large bathing beach ponds
and stream suitable for private residence or clue
splendid ste and Location for hotel OF cottages owner
"'''' ''''' >" 'D'N'''7 Address OWNER.
Box 1882 p. d., New-lork.
EARN FOR SALE-On the Hudson, about
choice apples large river 'front.' tie house is large and
modern class order, about Onecighth OF mile from
above It. station posto1ce and churches
and ungs ample "a nted ana IN best conophi
this place view OF the Hudson for many miles,
and desirable Tor gent cman retiring or for maAlng Il ut
part payment sale made satisfactory Address c.
IIiuune Ohcc Ncw-1OrA.
I'LL SIIlNG.-COttage, nine rooms, fully fur-
nh FOR housekeeping AMI water three blocks from
Main street DEPOT october small rcspon
quire OF l. W. NTH 5th National Bank, 5daye corner
Z5d-st
HUDSON RIVER RESIDENCE, at Newburg.
4 Seventeen ch rminy river view water trout
ms picture ~ ' - atlss cNceIent socley l4M
Ously hea thy Fu descriptive circular sent on Application
To PHILLIPS g. WELLS. Tribune Building Newly ork Ctr,
or r.. =. ~ RN IR. NeWDurG y. Y
I ARGE BRICK FACTORY TO LEASE
e Rail and ter communieAi 0nj wharf on PieHlis'si
q hours. NeS.Iayrn Railroad. wv. AIWAIER, y PARK
Row.
ORANGE, y. j. VICINITY speciality. For sale.
~ variety ot rcsdenc property some decided bargains;
best locations. near depOts. EDN: z HAdlLlUN,
Pnest, New.York.
TEXAS LANDS FOR SALE.-Largc bodies
every indcluon Anis viii value in the
near iuture. Address IEAAS. Tribune ONCE
TE'O RENT.-A gentlemans residence COM
pici'y and elegantly furnished 30 minutes nom New
permonth Address MERCHANT, Box D. Tribune Office
ITO LET ut East Orange, Grove-st. station,
han house. ~ rooms good garden. Inquire Of
W GIBSON. - IOtn-aye. y. y
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GERMAN NAIL.

Nil I'M AII u I4NNtN NIiIIl.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BErWEEN NENsfORE
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREAES -
RHEIN. Tues. >cpI. kLBE ed sept u
Nc IA SAT SsD OBJ al. sept y
RATES OF PASSAGE from NETWORK 10 sou IiIAIP.
TON, HAVREor BREMEN. 80.
FIRST CABIN SECOND NAbl N-..-...F'"
STEEGAGE, so.
Return Teducedra,s> Prepaid ste rage cerl
Gates S2I. from pee between >ceoh0 An
'"-S.S' "oooN'1' OELRICHS & CO.. BowlngGreeD.
NOTICE..
-. Rheim will leave Tuesday, sept . at p n lor
Pm IL rnlr
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ID New and direct line % the ~oIth " FrI1'a
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIaE1r
CHATEAU LEOVILLE. 500 toI.. y. hur day Ary.5l
Travellers for France spain ant Italy PyreIssS Par
Nice will tine AMI eNpens- ~ taxing tIsHlt
cabin Qncudnz wine, so. Steeiage 81 For plssis,
PP' " F. IL BOULANGER. 90 Beaver-,L
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HUION LIN l.. - -. -. -u.-.,,...
FOR QUEENoTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier So y. r.. foot OF hing-st.
VISION 81 Tuesday seOl ., ll.3O 4 II
ALA uc-OaBs Ncpt l. NE
WNOAiI Nlr.......... TUESDAY september ~ t3l
ARIZONA Tuesday sept. 70
A..
CSThe~e steamers are buit ~ IRON IN Taterght conp1rs
nents furnished with requisite 10 te
Atlantic both safe and agreeable having
bathroom snoking.rOom. drawingrOom piano and library
experienced stcalgie.s AMI caterer each
steamer. The staferOOms upper decE. TIM. n-grny
those OF all Injuries At percc' ventilation ani
hight
CABIN PASSAGE according % staterOOml So ani
slOu. INTERMEDIATE, 80. SlEkEAGt- al
OFFICE No - BROADWAY,
WILLIAMS & Gf-ToN
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CUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY
- OF NETWORK. CHRIsIiAN Bruins. Pishuz
Ocean Steamers.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,2Ss Broadway corner Thirty.
hrsi-st. until p. and 30S West Twentytgrs
Eighihaye- No y2 East Fourteentnst coIrr non.
square 7GO Third FOrtyevenh-st the ia
LEM OFFICES. Nos 1907 and 1900 Thui-.ye. corner
Onehundred and twenyhfth.s, 10 p. regular Of
Zee rates
4 MERICA\S gong abroad and nr~irlng
~ precious choice ieweiry bronze- OF TIE Latest
novelties 40. 81
de POpera, adjoining II Otel Bellevue
HOWARD g. COMPANY,
Of 1.YO
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CABIN passage. $50 AMI SOD
Steerage tickets and from all parts o. Europe az YeyOF
rates Freight and passage Office 10 b0"llI
VERNON IA. BkONN a GO, Agents.
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Womea as Their Own Ureeo.
makers.

Sewing n,achine. and the sale Of
cheap paper patterns have combined
tn make Il large number ri women
their own tlrcssn,akt And ~ this
class l. one which swells the ranks
Of shopping localities, the eyes Of the
general public suffer proportionately.
The streets ut times seem ablaxe with
strange, unearthly timts, which
might t,c Looked for IN a chemists In
lNrat"ry. 1.-THE suggestion were ev
or 10 little denl"ni.sc It would be more
interesting in character. But the
style Of Arranging these odd tints II
generally commonplace, aud the
trimmings which fails to harmonic
with the whole Is vulgar and otliOus.
a little knowledge Is prOverbtalDy
dangerous, aud to trust the manipu-
latio,,s of color to the hands Of tic
,,ne.l,,catesl Is to give fire to children.
but perhaps q free handling Of the
!n.rilou> stutrin youth will bring to
n,aturer years discretion and pru.
slc,,cc, and the crop Of wild oats sowm
in hot bl.,Nl may yield Ut last q har-
yes. of harmonious proportion and
tasteful color.
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lil'TTE. NJ. r.. J

KuTrE. NJ. r., July II. 1852.
The following are the wi,"lczale
prices paid by merchants and hotel
ker,xrx for the commodities cnumer-
atct, delivered from the wagon.
Price list carefully corrected every
Flour, Ruby Valley, XXXX, s4.m
l,cr cwt.
{" Mill Creek, xxx, $500
lN'rcwt.
Mill Creek, New Process, $4.35.
(;allatin. ST. - per cwt.
Union Mills. New Preess, Cream
OF the Valley, saiM
Ruby Valley, new process lilo.
sam.
U,al, Common. S3.75
Utah Choice. $50.
Graham, $@.M.
Wheat yer H., ,! cts, fair demand.
Oats, S:;:.l
Euttcr. PER H., ~ cts.
Eggs. yer dozen, 3t't":s5 cts.
Corn Meal. ~.
Beef. on foot, : cts.
Bets. 3: cts. per H..
Hay per ton. size ~.
Cheese, y cts.
barley. $:.:.:5',H. 80 lcr cwt.
Dried beans. Montana, I cts.
Mutton. 8 cts.
Pork. dressed. II cts. per ID.
Veal, II cts. per III.
Chickens. - a. 81. per dozen.
WOOd, s. e. -. In demand
Rutuls,gns. : eta. per III.
Potatoes, 81 $50. l.jD = cwt.
Sausage, u cts. per it,
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A New Enterprise.

The reporter Of the MINER was
Yesterday shown certificate Of in
corporation that will shortly bc filed
with the Secretary "f the Territory.
The titlcof the new enterprise il the
stuart, Cable City and Philii'sl'urg
Telegraph and Telephone Com
l,any." The Object of the C"'"is'ny
Is to construct u telegraph aud te'c-
phone line between the points
named. The embryo town o: Stuart
Is to lie the center Of the system that
ere many yr,rs M: hav. conn &C.
lions with the entire Territory. The
incorroratOrs are: James \. Tnll'ott.
Charles Clark, T. =. Hamilton,
Charles s. Warren, TI,os. L. Porter.
Thos. N. Lowrey, and sIle"ry {.
Botlley. The capital stuck "f the
Company IL placed ut s:NMO. in
100 shares of so each. \ sufficient
quantity Of the stock has been sub
scril,ed for to warrant that 1t will IT,
u succcss. 1t Is not Improbable that
II our citizens will take Sufficient
stock branch line may h. extended
to Butte at no distant day.
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A c'mpany Of Northern capital i.ts
has purchased all the swamp State
lands in Wayne county. Miss., hut
what they intend 10 'lo with the land
il mot known. The purchase covers
over y, nm acres.
Judge Rives in charging q jury In
the United States Court ut Danville,
Va, said hc attributed the distress In
Patrick ''ounty, in part to the large
.c"nsu,,.r,i"n Of grain by the distiller~
In making whi-key.
The PrOhibi,ionists If Iowa rang
the churcl, bells to celebrate their
victory. Their opponents were sur
pri..rli .y the result. Places that they
had counted on for the anti-PrOhibi-
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4 New Hotel.

Horn Brother on yesterday COM
menced the erection Of two-story
frame building fur Mrs. Wrrt!ake, to
be used Ly her tora hotel. The main
building will b. ::lx40, and will Ike
used ~ par!or anil sleerin=.roo'I's;
the annex will te ::4x:A, the first.
fl.,or to be used ~ Office and dining
room aud the second flM'r for sleep
ing apartments. The Kitchen vii!
be l2xsl and two stories In heighth.
The location is In Foster & Leggat's
Addition to Butte, and al""t equally
distant from and convenient to the
Parrot suselter, Silver Bow mill,
and Anaconda mine, 1t b to he
ready for occupancy by August aNh.
When cOmpleted and open to
quests It will be . great convenience
to miuess and Others, - 1t will ssve
them Long walks.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-12

On the 9Th a July the question Of
levying spec ial school tax In Bose
man Wa submitted to the. electors
with the following result: Yes, u:
no, l0a. The Gallatin Nesessays that
the people Of BogemaD have no con-
ndenee In Prof. Howe, the principal
Of the school and the mass Of the
voters thought that II the tax was
voted he w0ull be retained. The
question resolved itself into Howe or
no school and they decided no school
to be the least Of two evils. Closing
the schools Is certainly an elIectual
plan Of getting rid Of IN abnoxious
teacher.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-12
HND - Dn01D q 3noo1Ak
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A ease II inan pox has uods ~
appsasisee ID Tie city. TIE patlest,
whase nanne we aso unah1o - learn,
arrived In Butte I've - thru days
- fbcm the OTeeoa Snort Lie saii
mad, upon whieh hs had been en-
pIoyed. Day before yesterday morn
Ing b was taken to - outbaiDdlQg
b<loaeing 10 the Sisesss' HasP1tal
(uet to Tie Hospital itsek, - 10
beer erToneossly slaAed). where he
was kept until yesterday, when DIN.
Hosgh, Johnston, Massigbeod and
Anssden, pecnouneed his disease an
unn,isaakable ease q small pox. He
va then tusDed over . Tie county
aathosjtjes, who teok innaediste steps
to quarantine and take eaTe Of the
patient. A lsrge tent We procured
and spread ant 1t some distance from
the city In IN isolated section, thus
avoiding all danger from the inlee-
tlous nature Of the disease. Doctor
Amsden-n not WinGard - as ap-
pointed ~ The Commissioner to take
change Of him. There = another
man sick 1t The depot, whose symp-
toms are Of . suspieious character but
nat sunIeiently pronounced to deter.
mine the nature Of hb naaladys
Should Il prove to be small box our
citizens may rcst assured the COM
missionen win take prompt measures
to isolate theeas In The meantime
It may be - we'll for those who have
mt been vaccinated to lose no time
In undergoing the operation.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-12
Unfortuuato Scu@e,

News las reached Butte that few
days since Move Morrison, well
known In silver Bow county, had
his leg broken just above the ankle.
1t appears that Mr.. Morrison and q
friend were having . friendly scufFie
In . saloon at Lyon City, during
which Mr.. NJ. was pushed or fell to
the floor, his antagonist falling heav.
lily upon him, resulting % above
statcd.
p. Slate advicey state that the
leg was not broken as supposed. only
. severe sprain If the ankle.