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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-08
THE LABOR TAOUBLES At COHOES.

CoHoEs, n. Y, Aug. THE Harmony Mills
after nfteen weeks deness opened their gates to tine
striking operatives this morning At the Strong mills there
was not one application, and the number applying at the
bag mills small that the heel not started.
The Ogden mills remain closed. At the Mastodon mills
about sixteen persona including three adults resumed
work In No. and No. mills, and fifty looms were
started. The company Will gather the operatives at
work in force and strive to keep the Mastodon mills
in operation. Richard Kcrrgan dragged sixteenyear
old daughter through the streets and forced her TO 20 10
work The mill managers express satisfaction at the
number applying Tor positions, and the strikers number
ing nearly 1000 are confident that half Of the
seventy persons now at work will be induced not to
enter the mills tomorrow. The company Is maturing
plans for general clearing out OF tine tsueInents
pied by old employees wnO remain oOstnate and claim
Liat they Will carry into efeot arrangement to en-
gage foreign help. Not the slightest intrference was
manifested towards the socalled "scabs."
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Chicago, Aug. William f. Scott, of
draw poker notouoty, viii not DC removed to New
York at present Trade, attorney State. and
Messrs Dow and Jackson, wlo represent Scott having
agreed upon teIns the aun,slOn Of Scott 10 bail
Judge Moran consented withhold the order re-
handing the prison The Custody Of the sheriff. and
to continue the hearing OF habeascorpus proceed
ings until September 7. Mr. Dow stated To the Court
that the way OF difficulty was to continue
the case to u day Judge Moran would return. he
wanted to have Scott remain quietly here during tne
heated term, and return To New OK a. soou 40
Was able and answer tie charges sgainst hn. MI
Trude said that mis- position an enDarriisshS one
scott was undoubtedly SICK he dld not KNOW What
To do with him. lie there readily consented 10 Vhe
proposition of Mr. Dow. Mr. Dow s-ys mat the eAcl'e-
inent attending the hbeascorpus proceedings mas de
the condltlo ON of Scott " orse now mas hlSh
fever William f. MooIe toe NeW-Yoik agent VINO mas
Deen detained here Tor Two weeks, Wal reIurn home 10
tomorrow
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CIVIL NOTES.

Samuel Obreight was before the Supreme
Court, Chamb rs yesterday application made by
the counsel for the family, that testimony a. to
O5reigas sanity be taken before the Court owing the
absence from thety OF jerome Buck the referee. JUS
ce DOnOhue declined to interfere with the reference
and tue case was adjourned till August l5 when it will
go before the referee.
In the Supreme Court Chambers yesterday,
Justice Donohue adjourned the bearing the motion to
continue the temporary ijunc ion sued by the Wolf
Board of Aldermen to restrain the Controller from pay
ing the salaries Of the Aldermen in Office. The appca-
for adjournment from Mr.. Wickes Assistant
Counsel 10 the Cor OratOn who asked two weeks TO
enable Mr.. DEAN now absent from city, TO prepare
argue tue Wilson = Wolf Offered no objection
to adjournment. but asked that the case marked
the calendar for next Monday aud this was DONE
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EMaYcIPArIoN DEcOhATIOY DAY.

ATLANTIC CRY, Aug II wcnty years ago
Matthias w. Johnson, coiorcd man. az that time en-
ployed In one hotels Cape Nay conceived the
idea of an annual commenorauon OF the emancipation
of the slaves the West Indies the part Of the col
ored of the various aotes along the Jersey
Coast Mr.. johnson fixed upon The hrst Sunday In All
gus. as the day for the celebration, and suggested That
IL should take the form Of floral decoration OF the hotel
tables at time that day For several years the
celebration was confined few hotels but gradually
1t has found in eyes OF the eolored waters Ut
all the leading seaside hotels ON the Jersey coast On
Sunday last at Cape May. Atlantic CITY, spring Lake,
hotels were profusely decorated with n0wers Oy the
oolorod walters have come To regard tho hrst sun.
day in August as their special decoration day. =
Mr. Johnson who connected with the Sirard
ssason "A neaa waiter At OF the leading hotels NJ
Ocean DeaoA lie ID Justly proud VI the success that
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TO INVESTIGATE THE LABOR TROUBLES

WASHINGTON, Aug. tn the Senate to-day
Mr.. BLAIR, chairman OF Committee Education and
Labor called up the resolution directing investigation
during the into the labor strikes This nvestiga
is To be made by the Committee on Education and
Labor and 10 include the subjects Of the relations be-
capital and labor the wages and hours OF labor
condition OF the aborng classes III the United States
and their relative conditions and wages compared
with ike classes abroad, with and agencies
producing strikes. The committee is TO recommend
legislation modify causes and 10 pro
gainst Their recurrence, Is empowered 10 send
for persons papers. administer Oaihs aud visit oy
subcOnmIttces different paris OF the country.
The resolution adopted WIN an amendment
offered by MT George, dircctin- inquiry mo me
division between labor pa and OF their JOINT pro-
duciious the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-08

Henry Peass Jr OF Massachusetts, Snansyiyania at
Florence -, M, ch.-. AZ vickshurg
Collectors Of Customs Joseph w snorS ae lanes W.
Misx: Nelson Platte, ut Corpus Cnrisu ieA"s '"0' v"
johnson, at Newport News, Va ,,...r -. ,rou,ror,
sr>,sors OF C,sstons-James %. Mitchell AZ newport
Ne~s Ta: Joseph W. Mitchell. at Portsmouth, ONO.
william H. Francis, to be Receiver OF PuDho money ~
Bismarck, Dakota = MIL. ,o,,an.
percy W. Thompson, Of Indiana, to be Third iAeu'en
amt Revenue Marine Service. ,, ~
paSfynasfers-F. Nj Hutchinson, at Maohias. Me- II. =
Jawreuce 1T Newport, VT; H. Z. Burr at Westpor,t
Conn: j. j. Maett, at Westchester, n. y; w H. oa,,
mt Roonyille NJ Y; o. IL. snyder at Malvern, Iowa: r.
u Jecko, at Charleston, Mo-; William NJ PARKS, AT
(aerry Vale, Kan; T. w. Nye, at Laramie CITY, "yo-
ming; Richard Oakley, 81 Monticello, n \.
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TIE OOURTS.
NO DAMAGES SUSTAINED.

John r. VOorhis brought an action in the
Superior Court two ago agar st the Board OF Po-
lice, and obtained a temporary Injunction restraining
them from recognizing william +. smith as q member OF
the Board Mr. yoOris claiming that he entitled to
the office instead OF Mr. Smith. The Injunction was
aiterward vacated, and the defendants moved for a
reference to tho damages sustained by them
by OF the injunction. Judge Freed
man, who heard the arguments on the
motion, yesterday rendered decision in which he said
that the moving papers failed to show that any dam
ages were Sustained by reason Of the injunction The
alega ion that the motion required consider
able labor IN its preparation, he hell did not amount
proof That money coded liability
by any of the defendants lie therefore denle the
motion. with leave to renew upon payment OF $40
costs If the defendants should be 80 advised.
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RACING AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, Aug. THE attendance to-day
was fair and the track fast The first race ages
three-quarters OF a lne, by Disturbance min
ME d. second Colonel SprAgus third, Stand on fourth
Patti. the fayorie, nth Time, ll6 French pools
paid $50 10 The second race for winners ut Sara
toga 1882. mile and quarter, was won by Jim Mel
son, Force second and Long Taw third. Time, 2:lIia
French pools paid $40 90 The third race for all ages
nie, by Baby, Churchill second and Tom
Barlow third, Matte Rapture fourth, Bienheim 1fth
No time taken. French pools paid. Baby being in
tho neld SIS. Tne fourth handicap hurdo rgco,
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TIE COMMERCE. INSURANCE COMPANY.

Duncan McDougaIl, Cyrus II. LOutreI Sam
uel ID. Babcock, j. Perpont Morgan Leon ID. De Bost
Henry l.. Hoguet. william II. II. Moore, William IL
Scott Horny A. Smythe, William II. Cross aud Martin
Greene, who say they majority OF the directors
Of the Commerce Fire Insurance Company filed pc.
ton In the Supreme Court yesterday praying that the
company be- dissolved. The company was organized In
1853, with capital stock of 100000 and did business
until May g. 1870 when 1t suspended activ-
lIy, owing. is said, 10 the dwindling
OF It's business Since them the petition alleges its az
fairs have been settled practically IL nothing and
has consisting Of United states bonds and
In bank aggr eating S1l79l 62. The directors desire
the dissolution Of the company they do not think
can, with ts small capital stock compete successfully
Tor u profitable business with the many wealthy and
large corporations that have grown up In late years
Justice DOnOnue appointed William Z. Dixon referee to
hear testimony In the case,
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CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, Aug. TN the Senate to-day
House bills passed pensicning the widow Of the
late Brigad General Ramsey aud repeating the
tiou .f the Revised statntes which imposes export
tax on tobacco. A Senate joint resolution passed
allowing the per diem employees of the Senate extra
months pay The House joint resolution was passed
$50 900 supply adehcency IN the sppro-
pration for United States District Attorneys for
she LIST fiscal year Mr. Anthony ~ his own instance,
was excused from service the Select Committee on
Heavy Ordnance and Mr.. Rollins appointed In his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-08

The Metropolitan and Cleveland baseball
mines played on the Polo Grounds yesterday drizzn,
rain falling when the game called and It con-
unued to descend until the beginning OF the fourth n,
nng when 1t cleared of and the sun came out from b
hind the heavy clouds. The ground however was Wa
and muddy, and many OF the made were dine !.
the slippery bail The MetropOtans had the lead nm "a
the sixth inning. when the Western team drew abeaS
and won the game. EsJerbroOk and Muldoon eoverad
their bases in fine style summary of the game Is az
follows: 80
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Citn propertp 60 fet.

FLOOR TO LET in the new fire. proof
~ building, - 10 81 the best appliance
manufacturing purposes freight and passenger eevaorsi
power and extent required the very
best light plenty vault and heated with steam Apply
to the owner. EO l.GE MUNRO, II 10 u VsndewatersL
fENO LIE f. at a moderate price, a large we'll
lighted floor with bet appliances for manufacturing in
MUN RIOS Building, IL TO - Vandewaer-st Apply TO tho
owner Ia the building
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RUNS SCORED EACH nNINa.
Cleveland
IL IL

SsSsS9h III ii;
errors leyeand Metropolitan Total efl on bases
Seyeand o. metropolitan ioia base hits.Ceyeand %,
Umpire-Mr Pearce Time OF game-rwo hours.
Joseph Dunnigan League umpire living in this CITY,
nis frequently been employed to umpire games tie
Polo grounds. Many Of his decisions in closely CON
tested games have seemed unfair 10 the and he
mas frequently been Kissed by the crowd reporter
criticised two decisions that DunnigAn made the
tOn-Metropohtan games last week The reporter WIS.,
ed the Polo grounds on Saturday night 10 witness the
fireworks and was assaulted by Dunnigan He the
reporters clothing and cowardly enough attempt
10 Kick MIN IN the face, when he had slipped fallen
to the ground Manager Mutrie has ruled Dunngan OF
the Polo grounds, and will never In future allow him TO
umpire game. petition Is being signed and Will be
sent to the secretary Of the League, asking for Dun
gau's dismissal.
Only two League games played yesterday, tho
conf est az Troy bong postponed Of ram
Inc game at Worcester between the Detroit and
Worcester mines and won by tue visiting team, al
though Worcester led at the bat The by innings
was as follows,
Detroit --.----------...------ o IS
Basehlts-Detroit O. worcester TO- ErrorsDDetroit q
Worcester d. Umpire Mr. Bradley.
The chapioLs played poor game at Boston yesterday
The Boston men outpiayed them at every point, and
won the game as follows
Boston. 80. ...... .......-......2 8 O-ls
Chicago. 0 o O.
DISQUALIFICATION 2l Chicago G. Errors-Boston T. chi.
cage II. Umpire Mr.. Kelly.
The Philadelphia an Providence League mines played
at philadelphia eserday. The game close and
citing ana won by home team. The Providence
nine eit for Newly last nignt The by innings
was follows:
P PraYideap]e 80 "a
the city yesterday and eft for Philadelphia last night
lie says his mines are doing good work.
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TRJIN HRECKED AND LIVES LOST

SHREVEPORT, La, Aug. IA west bound
train the East Line and Red River Railroad, from
Jefferson, Tex, wrecked at IL IN, Wins
borough, Tex Conductor Fowler, mail agent Charles
Harper, express agent Isaac Rosser, and passenger
leIo by name, killed. and several other PERSONS
were Injured
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COURT Observation-Disclosures 3

SUPREME COURr-CH tNBEls- Before DOnoh J-Caeniar
called at NOS Is, 30 3J, So 80 IS, 81 "a, 30.
90. 1874 l6p IN
surasME CoUEr-5PEcIAL TEGM-Beiore Donohue, Law
d Fact-NOA Az. 80. 4l5. III. 5l2.
SUPERIOR tOURT-oPECIAL lEsM- Before Freedman j.
NJ day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-SPECIAL TEaM-Before Van Brunt, mo
day Aaular
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ed Tho Egyptian loss ia supposed 10 be many hundrcd
Among those ON board for protection are the Aneon
ViceConsular agent Colonel c. Long president OF INC
Court OF Appeal and family Judge Faran on inc
Court Consul General OF sweden, Committeeman oI
Regfnm All the menof-war Of the nationalltles VINO
have no merchant vessels alsO filled with refugees
on the 18th Admiral Nlohoson AGAIN erossod d
the har with the of the squadron and anchored
in The lower harbor He scat to the khedlVe VINO WIN
bis Minstera was ut the palace aud stated ne wished
immedafeIv 10 reestabish the United states Consulate
and with his permission send an armed force on shore
for ts nrotecfion The KheIive thanked him. and asked
his AID i'm extinguishing the fires still raging IN the cly
and also in preserving order. Admiral Nicholson ac-
cordingy landed 100 marines who guarded the consult
ate winch WAS reestabshcd in it's former situation nd
also aided IN extngushng fires In buryng the dead ~
ing about aud In preserving order aroma lne
consular buildingD. That morning Admiral Nicholson
went on shore visited the consulate, and walked around
the burned district which the finest portion OF inc
CIV As the English landing the necessary force
he Withdrew all but % OF the guard ON shore
These Will TO protect the consulate as long as re-
auired
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Turfrnan Raven second and Bailey third. Time, 3:l6
Frenoh pools paid FL 40. The jockeys Phair and Nc
Bride, who rode Bailey and Raven, ruled of the
course for not riding to win.
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ACCORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs

MoHtsomery' referee to P So;an .,..' 81 oot
Solan TO Robitzek 80. -. 1000
StLhSt r OF 3daYe 25h2XlO22 VI Philips
and wife to Bertha smith. .--.-------.-.-----
BSdwin to j dunno - 1900
to W ii Jones 5000
Walker to iiehrstfa i arn ..'..... 10000
same ~ 2O5Oc
1'''I ~Ife 70 Nj Kahn .-D.'T 800 1000
Depotst 5, lof To- Bassfori estate Fouiham, Ok
olxZjvS2 8: James A holmes and wife to William
$50
iowl1nd to N HbSey 'D'''1.e 49,. - 1901 600
lan popo."' w. 100000
llthave. e 3 1877 TIN OF 32d-st al. l0xG2 3K39sx
81: Chailes McConKey and wife To william Nc
~ -. - -
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COMMERCIAL STATISTICS FOR A YEAR.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-rhe Chief OF the
Bureau OF Statistics in statement in regard to the for
egn commerce of the United States during the fiscal
year ended June 80 1882 Gays: 1.-THE tota value OF the
regn commerce OF the country during the year, en-
bracng both imports and exports OF merchandise and
specie amounted 10 81 $3.50 S59 1856 against $1,675,
OLA ,3lS during the preceding fiscal year. showing fal-
ing Of SlOS Ga S62. The value OF the exports OF
domestic merchandise from the United states during
the fiscal year ended June 80 1882 amounted to $685.
O33 937 against 1888 9259i7 during the preceding
year, falling OF $150,S ,0l0. The only commodity
the value Of the exports which exhibited an increase
OF any considerable magnitude Was petroleum during
the eleven months ended May 81 1882 the value OF the
exports Of petroleum amounted to $1,000 AZ as
against 1884, during the corresponding months OF
the preceding fiscal year, showing an Increase OF
1l,SOO,sOl
value OF the imports OF merchandise into the Uni
ted during the year ended June 80 49, larger
than during any previous year in the history OF the
country. II amounted to $724, 623,317, against
$Gi266l62s during the preced ny fiscal year, showing
increase of SSl ,95S,6S9, or l2.7 per cent
" The value of The exports OF merchandise from the
United States during the last fiscal year exceeded the
value Of Imports of merchandise c1 59 7oz a,G
This excess Of the value of the exports
over that the imports of merchandise was less tndn
during any preceding year since the year ended June
20, 1870.
"DuIng the fiscal year ended June 80 1882 the value
OF the exports CT gold and silver coin and bullion
amounted TO S494l2576, against $40 406 S47 during
imports thereof amounted S42,472,59U, against
Sl1O575497 dnring The preceding yeslra falling OH OF
pts, lU3lO7.
There was during fiscal year just closed.an
Of exports Imports 81 gold and silver COIN ana bu
lion. amounting to SG,9IOlo6. as against an excess OF
imports over exports during the preceding year oi
39l, iGS,O5O"
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TO Observation-Disclosures possession.

FIveuew brownsone houses Prospect Park just COM
plced cabinet finished with all improvements TO rent or
lease from $1,000 10 400 per year Also
lO7 $500
II MARI AVE 3gory brOSlstoue 900
! - Feiy..t 3.story broyns5oue I'D rooms ... $50
32S Cin.on. a. 2sfory brick ~ no ms ........ 700
2O5 Carrolst. 3stOry brOwnstOne, u 10 oms-.- IVY
~, C1rrolIs ~ 3storv 5rick IN rooms NM. 100
carlton ave- 9-st1rv nr-ck - rooms $50
ii /, Secon,lplace 3.story brick ~ rooms .. 900
42SLs CInton-st stO Y brownstone 10 rooms ... 800
Ta1er ON II 3-story brick IL roo "a --.... 800
72Sl CAROLS St 3 story brownstone 10 rooms . $40
Grand.aye brownSJOue lO $50
al Putnam.ve ;story frame. 425
sale and exchange in all parts OF the city,
Choice lots and CANT dwellings near Pros
pect PARK for sale easy terms. - - -
FOR fun particulars apply b LEONARD MO DDY. No 25
MOntaguest and 276 Fatbusheyc Real Estate and lnsur
Broker
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troo tlpn )ro,ert) FOR 5a.: an 10 Get

FOR SALE on very easy terms, four-stOrg
brick dwelling the west side OF Columbia Heights
midway Fulton and Wall street Ferries overlook
ing bay and through FurmanL, with four
story store Furmant, lot 2JxljO, small amo INT only
OF cash required. Address LESTER. tribune Office.
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! 3-stOrv brick dwelling with lot, on Waton.ave.
r. 80 ft n Of IjOth-st lOt 6SxlOO and similar
house with lot on WaiO1-aye. 5, 1884 lt Of
lj0th-et, lot lG.SXl h; II Morris ...............
3 similar houses with iOts. WatOn-aye. adOining
above each lot lG.SXlOO The Germalia Life In.
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Corporation Aoilcc5-

will be received at inc
~ office of the Department. Of Public Charities and corr @
non No 81 Il August 49,. ~
and luulbcr tOr fuh niofna""" 80
city record for sale at No. 2 City u alt
NO rlCE.-Proposais Will be reSelNea a. ro- no
once OF the Department OF Public Charities asu
ton No SO 3d-aye August la 1881 Tor seaa ns
and plurnbng work be done M NE oA- shs " :" ~
AsyiIm on Wards Island For full intoImAtoh 800 SAV
Record, for sale Al No. city hau
NOTICE.-Estimates for paving the new Nv
~ made aud near p.ers ~ iS, "a and ~ NVtt
viii he received Dy departments IL anu llv .or
until Ihnrsday August ~ lSo-. AZ IL oeoch hoen NJ
full inf nation City Record oePios LUZ 's'0
city hgl. --,
Two CONrRACTORS.-Seae Proposains, n msai
be received At The OF the Fire DePart"eIn' h.
August 49, 1882 buIdne heae A. 10 ~ stlon
81 Tor look and Ladd II Company No. =, = VI luz '
soc ity Record, for szIo ~ 40 z tiO HAL ----
Two CONTRACrORS.-Sea propos,aaassp p Milo
be received al the Office OF the Depart "s sewer
Parks until August i6th 1885, Tor oens IN Sarons srees
layiug crosswak tagging sidewalks Ia @ ,,s. or
ana Avenues For ful Information SEQ Csv Nooo'e
safe at No CITY HAL ~
rs,O CONTRACTORS.-Sea proposals , W.,
be received al tho Ofios OF the Department. rss
Works until august 10, 1851 lo ouaAns
uiating grading and setting curb aud gutter ci copies
,aoas streets Fog full Information see Ciy ho~"A"
ial aale ~ Ne 2 CAY HAIL.
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BASEBALL GAMES.

has crowned his efforts to keep IN renembraucs del
which was OF such importance 70 the colored race
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoEK. MOnday Algust 7, 1882.
The following sales were made at the Tx.
change Salesroom to-day;
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Countrn Drousrto gor Sale ana Go Let


A 7-ACRE FARM FOR SALE, admirably
adapted for the cultivation VI fruit raising bees and
poultry city and stItoli nigh ground; beautifully
Ice ted only S. 90. BOOK nOUT % Mddenlane
GREAT SALE OF LOrS.-On Wednesday
~ August Q. at the ALTA site HIG LAND. y. J, oe
hundred choice sites Steamer Marion leaves Pier " H.
at y:l5 a. III. day Of sac.
l ONG BRANCH.--TO LET-A cottage, finely
furnished not than three mnu es from The beacn
moderate rent Is going rent 500 Tor mo
season Address Mrs NJ G.. Box 42S F. o., Long Branch
n. J.
rINO RENT-At Monmouth Beach Club House,
y. j., furnished cottage. Meals taken In Club House,
Apply 10 b. W, this Office. or al ClIb nOIs.
TENO LEr-At Cornwall on Hudson on the
Heights 900 feet above the river with hne thounsan
views cottage with - rooms OF ana me gaIueD
and good supply OF water: terus moderate. Address -
h. Z. CROAkHIIZ, r. o. Bor ZSo
New.I ork ely.
VTPPER MONTCLAIR, n j.. 50 minutes
from NewYork; $40 feet above hdewater nov hols''
nine rooms. wide pazas excellent Wei eist'rn IuLAaoe'
lot by nyc minutes Irou deOoIi
10000 r.. NJ. BOYD, 80 Ffanklinst
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Gonses ano Rooms il)anteo.

NVANTED-On Washington or Cllnton-aye
w or similar street. in Brooklyn Is 2Oroom house
for which owner would accept part small Countrywide
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Real Gstale tl)anteo.

VIANTED.-COuntry seat, 100 or more acres,
w near New.YorK City prefer New Haven Railroad.
RULAND & WHITING. > Beckman-sL
The news., 1882-11-07

A LII PROPRIETARY AND. PATENT
N Medicines at L. MILLER'S, 49 Main
Street. Mount Holly.
The news., 1882-11-07

NURSING BOTTLES, NIPPLES TEETH
In ing Rings, Rubber BATTLES, and all re-
quisit. of the nursey that will contribute
to the baby's happiness, at MILLER'S Drug
store, 40 Main street. Mount Holly.
The news., 1882-11-07

IN lognes, Sachets, Pomades, Hair Oils and
Bay Bum, st L. MILLER'S Drug Store
Main street. Mount Holly.
The news., 1882-11-07
no OOfasts,,apttves,

The advertiser having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption,
by q single remedy, is anxious to make
cure. To all who desire it, he viii send a
copy of the prescription used (free of
chargeL with the directions of preparing
nd using the same, which they will find
Asthma, Bronchitis, DC. Parties wishing the
prescription. will please address, Rev + A.
Wilson, 194 Penn St.. williamsburg, N. Y.