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who arc only nine and eleven years old respegavS;I
are the main support Of , German Toas i on tRe
MI az &c d;ngv tenement house. Their father
SI beS SV eonned his bed for over two and
has been unable to do work Of any f fnv NV WORK
nav nS on trimmings and frngcs In this way they
earn ear - week. Whenever they have been ready
to start ont with party, suddenly work won ld
oSnrd 70 leave il undone SO they have remained
nj home THIS has happened several times. there
appears be only one way Tor them 10 haVe Nonnt
of their earnings for two weeks to the family wIio
the BOYS are away. They ara peculiarly PI'Ei,t
and have had the most joyous antlcip ATOMS VI
in, no nnnn
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DIR. JOHN II. LEAL.

DIR. John r. Leal, one of the most reputable
physicians Paterson, j., died at his house IN tha'
city yesterday morning, age about htyfiye years lie
was born Delhi, Delaware County, and was educated
for his profession PttSed, Mass and ut the College
Of Physicians and Surgeons In this city He practised III
Andes, Delaware County, and Purdys, Nestchester
County n Y In the War OF the Rebellion he did EN-
Client service entering az surgeon the 144th New
York Volunteers and receiving promotion successfully
TO he brigade division and corps surgeon lie was az
one time medical director in the Department OF the
South I'm s67 he went to Paterson ana began practice
there and was active " engaged IN II up TO the time OF
his lasl Illness The of his death was trouble 10
which INJURIES received In the Army service mad made
him peculiarly susceptible.
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ATHLETIC GAMES IN NEWARK.

The Newark CaledOniOn Club held the an
nuol Scottish games at Caledonan Park Newark yes
terday Among those who took part were d. G. Ross OF
Louisville. KY, heavy hammer thrower' NJ NJ hcDoh
aid and Archibald Scott Of Canada, and Others OF more
among athletes In casting the iron Ross defeated NC
Donald making a score Of i0ll9 feet to Mcdonald 5
99la feet In pole vaulting the winners were "llian
Robinson of this city, and Archibald SCOTT. Ross put
the iht stone 40 feet inches, beating sever ooh
peiitOrs Samuel Triers of Paterson, won Ine oh1
eigh-nile race QuartcTme race hurdle race anu SUI
race A scott and f.. W Johnson tied az lec incnes
I'm the running nigh leap and divided the prize between
fhpm Alexander Lcl.lren, OF Newark won IN quOlts.
I'm tug of war a team led by Cansmt IN JOhu huSsihs'
of NeMnlk cOnauercd twice In SUGGESTION
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THE COURTS.
A TOWN BOARDS ACTION SUSTAINED.

A TOWN BOARDS ACTION SUSTAINED.
Judge Pratt, in the Supreme Court i'll Brook
yn, Yesterday denied motion for an injunction to re-
strain the Long Island Water Company from laying
wntermans erecting re-hydrants etc. in the streets
Of the town OF New-Lots. L. The Town Board grah'eu
the requisite permission to the company last summer ny
majority of one Joseph Schleutner and Others sought
FOR the Injunction on the ground that the contract
woud result in excessive taxation in the town. that the
1872. man was needed AMI that competition was pre-
vented Juuge Prtt's decision holds mat the interests
of the town fully subseryed by the ACTION o inc
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OBITUARY..

TWO MEMBERS OF AN EXCHANGE DEAD.
The deaths of two Of the members Of the
Produce Exchange announced yesterday, and the
flag ON top OF the building displayed at half-mast
s. A. Kicker well.known provision packer. OF the
Union Stock Yards ut Chicago died on Sunday He was
formerly resident Of this city. and was prominent In
mercantile circles here and in Chicago, He was about
aftv years of age and was bachelor. His wealth Ia
tinafed AT abont 100000. The other death was tbat
OF r. H. Dodds of Charles White Co., doing business
az the foot of West FOreth-st. He vas young uan'
and died on Sunday ut his home. No. 3G1 West Ihirty
sixthst where the funeral will take place TO morrow
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
r-,,p pp,cuTON REACH RACES.

The DAYS racing at the Brighton Beach track
Yesterday was well attended The first race was ior
nurse Of 5000. $50 to seconds y MILE AdaisSa won,
nock Gal second; time. 122. The second race was or
all nges mile Little Fred won' star'le con''"e -
"a t,no t.4e The third race IL miles. was won
h ,IocL Ament Monk second time. 2:20. The fourth
roce was heats Of "a OF mile Edwin A. won e nis
race Major Hughes second; time 49, Anne . '1G mn
100 ,djstanced Edwin A. also the second neat WIN
Major Hughes second; time. 1887. The last acs va
over hurdles i miles. Jim Mctowan won ne gr5 ~ -,
over the sticks Bally second time, To- Int io
ing will be continued to-day. -, An, rooe
Cross the jockey VINO rode Black Gal ID tne n'S' law
,vos ruled off the course for not trying 10 WIN
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pREPlRIyG F0R 4 MUSICAL FESTIVAL
fpY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.I

SCRANTON, Penn, Aug. 2s.-The North
eastern =, nnsylyana Musical Festival opens here to-
morrow, and great preparations have been made TO
secure IT'S success Prize singing VIII be participated In
by societies from IIazleton, Wike barre Hawley
Honesdae Hyde Park scranton, and Port Jervis n. Y
aolos will he rendered by Professors r. H. Ramstcd
Charles Rosenmaier ami G. Finger. OF Newl ork city,
and Professor I. If. GeIrg, OF Ncwburg n. \. The
Al. els of the city been decora ed and Immense
throng Is expected The festival Will he continued iwo
days under the control OF the Scranton SaenGer-
Inn
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MAKING THEIR FINAL VOWS.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2S.-The following young
women made their final VOWS and were invested with
the black veil the Convent OF Notre Dame, near this
city: NJ. Raphael Peters simeona Fchlenmeier Anna
Kupferschmd, Of Rochester; Eusebia Rupcrtus, Leo
polda Zoepf Olcdulla McEntee, OF Philadelphia Ii
berta Hartman tertudis Waenhorst, Of Buffalo, Rita
IIilenbrand Balthasara Scheoin, OF New-fork city
CottfrcdA Koellhocfer OF Newark N j. Saranda Ham
merscnmld. VI Fort Madison. mud aeYera 0tners.
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FANNY PARYELRS BURIAL PLACE

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2S.-The following
message has been received from Charles Stewart Par
nell in reply 10 the inquiries of members OF tho Land
Iea,e Of hs city In relation the disposition OF Miss
Fanny ParneIrs body: my brother, sisters and
desire my sisters remains should rest IN America the
country where che was best known: where SHE had
friends ana where she had lived and worked many
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FINANCIAL TOPICS AT ALBANY.

ALBANY, Aug. 2S.-The Controller has re-
ceived from taxes corporations to August o. 1892
sl3I2slI 81. The amount received IN 1881 was
S902 725 10 in 1880 Ito September 30. $l4l,i27 o.
IL is estimated that $500 900 viii be paid IN before
September 80
Tho Controller haa reoently invested 100000 Of
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rHELACROssE CHAMPIONSHIP.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-Mcssrs. Gerry, Gould,
West and Bur late OF Louisylles champion lacrosse
club Of the world. have si,ued with the Caumes, OF
this city The Calumets will challenge the Louis
ylilos and TorontOs to pay for clamion~mP On SIP
clllnplOnshlp.
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ACCORDED REAL aorArE TRANSFORM

,voRes 22- 6 Gnof 1st-st 2lth Ward, 50yl0O -
g. /, ~nifh. referee. to T. Fclbcl -------- SO
SSi,yrtb 10 Anna NJ scaldt .............. Hoo
Lc%is-si Sscrp oteT 1c + sohei and wife. $3.50
Nonroc ~ 80 II OF Graz juXl %. Annie Pans
4t'sy, a " and n M Sifet To = Bailey ..... 10000
ist s No I 10 Lcvrrs so' 5000
7' s :, and 1Y ,I .yam M to $1,000
s'aao4,E NO W NC. oi'' '''D'3 ~ 1880
ogtns - = ! q II 9 of Boulevard. "5XlOOlli Emily ~
Uus,ace t. Donhard, - Interest ..----..- S4lE
oQti.,t ll5 [ e. % boulevard. 23NlUOllf Lniiy
IIusace to 3 z Hubbard "A interest ....-.,-; $50"
93d 81 , loo 1 SG v ,' to iV ey 10000
oqti-.t loo n e. ol EouiGNaId IiNiOO.ll, Imny
Ttustace Bernhard. L interest .--..----. 4,lS'
oDtsL y - Il o. boulevard, -OA % IL same To 49,
STHubbdri interest --,.,--,, ~; :; VoO
Co,lrg,.ayc II q cor of Main-st. j0XlOl; Bertha 49,
Dren To ] Deem and anotl .....-. loU
10Th. - II = 26g9 n " Ayc-A, .4..Nluh3 ii i $500.
sparks referee, to 4 Burn W. luVoO
PeIri,t n, 30 II LOf Aah-O 80, % SKI II 3N-ojN 1900
;. Sire vie to b. fonainc ....--..-- 2SOOO
Gilman Il " :. 10 fin of StlntOn-,i, 20NlOO; VIM 1900
t,uullach ana wife 10 I iOthmann ......... lIOOo
2d1, t no J IS1. gtN O'0'n 10000
llS, ana IN, i % "a Steers $500
Chr sionher at q s. 100 Il OF Washng;On-st, COX,
MARI Oycring to the ChIi-tophcr& Tenth otitots 49,
Railroad "''V'O
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co1-PT CALENpARS-AUGUST 20.

S,rrFNr COURr-CHANBRlas- Before Potter. mos 20
s. IO7, 90 l4}. Isl. l56, lo7, 1871 ? ~
SrPRFME CONFESSIONAL IERA-Belore DOhohue' J'-'o
SurrgloS COURr-sPEcIAL TERN-Bof ,ejgwick, c. j.
q calendar
C0SiioV PLEAs-srFCrAL TERM-Before Van BrunL J'-No
IA
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TIE rom OVFR CAEOACHET

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Aug. 2S.-A citation was
issued from the Supreme Coart to-day for William
sprague and f. ID. Moulton 10 appear Bext Saturday TO
be heard n the matter of the possession OF Canonche
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Runs SCORED EACH INNrNG.

Me-TO I
f.uu- e. trfcl-Proyidonce 4. MetropltaH0 q.
= Il base y crr1r---PIOyldence ;, metropolitan =
VIA pitches-Lynch, l.
No League games were played esterday The innllo
team Chcag0cd the Philadelphia nine "a. fhilidcl-
riia. The score by innings was 49, follows;
Ruoalo ................... . o O-G
The games on the Poo Grounds hereafter VIII Dc called
at 3.4j u IN Instead OF at !.
Esorhrook. played on first base for the Meiropo
irons Inst wear and who has h playing with the DlcVe
Ia a nine THE season, ha- been released by the latter
club and roengagcl by he MrIopuliaus lie r. GOOD
general player and Will materially strengthen the
" Nets"
O'Ncil is disabled by sore hand, and will not pitch
again some time.
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RETURNING FROM THE COUNTRY.

PouGHKEErsIE, n. Y, Aug. 2S.-The home
ward rush oil summer travel down the Hudson River
,seyu today The trains and boats heavily laden.
al fast trains from the West being in sections. The
noon Sarafo.a train going south composed Of
eighteen ears and two locomotives.
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United States deposit funds I'm mortgage OF tne CU gh
missoners of Immigration at per cent interest n9
mortgage formerly held by the Emigrant Industrial
SaYlngs Bank OF NewYOrk, and was assigned.
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1 ClOTAx I nlH Is STATES MAIL sTEAMAes

FoK OtfEENoTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier 50. y. r.. loot OF hngst .,, -
ARNSSI ucodY, Aug. -, 40 y III
Wf1CDNSI\ tuesday. SEPT. q, / 800 a. H.
ALAS MA "' "'''
AR NA-----.-- Ian, u, - rI,,t r.n,rL
mrfs ana are furnished with every requisite 10 n'Ao ,
Passage across Atlantic both sale ana asloo' na''3
rDnpt drawing groom, piano ana 'lOA,
asa rienced surgeon stowsro-s AMI caterer OH ut
steamer rhe staerOOms al upper e.A l'ls hsni.hi
thoso greatest OF all uxures 40 sea- perfect VenAon 'A1
night a., g., -,,,,r,,n,. sso ~, ana
slUO INTERN EDIAIE, riJ h-AA"t al 10" rae"
WILLIAMS Ok ION
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ST.. JOHN, n. b., Aug. 2S.-The Hon. j. II.
Crawford solicitor General for this Province died this
morning at Hampton. He was fory-nlne years OF age
and had represented Kings County In the local Lessa
lature for twelve years
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/ 9.storv brown stone dwelling win ior No Log
Lexington. ave. 80 500 II OF 1iih-st lot Tx
NiH. d uni AIS
si-ni,r n usr with lof, 40 ljl East 1+thst. S.
3i7.tu Of SO.ave. plot OF land io9AlOZ-- =, same
puEglAsrr
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Gitp Dropertn 60 te..

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE KECEINED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. LIS broadway corner Thirty
tl.t-s until and 3oS West Twenty tiilrd-st,
nrr Eghthaye No. % East Fou!eenths. corner Union
LEM OFFICES 1907 aud $500 rhlri.avc- o0rIer
twentyhfthsu9 % p H. az regular OF
nee rates
A LARGE four-story basement brownstOne
N house nicely and fully furnished. Windsor Hotel.
toiet good party; part rent in board T. IL sUAiNEl
zoo broadway.
4 FLOOR TO LET in the new fire. proof
~ building. ~ to - RIOS st the best appliances
manufacturing purposes freight and elevators
power day and auy extent required the
best light plenty and heated with steam Apply
TO he owner GEORGE MUNRO, II TO "a Vandewater-sL
HOUSE for board for two, furnished; all
i 4 cOnveniences the Park. East Side 10 small
private family. OLD RESIDENT, Tribune once
ITO LET, mt Il moderate price, large, we'll
lighted door, with bost appliances for manu uring In
MUNkJS Bui ding Il 10 n Nandewater-st Apply 10 the
IN the building.
Two LET, from September IA new and
beautifully finished house on IeXngtonaye near 6ih-
st For permits apply 10 q. W. MUNRO, % Nandewaerst,
NY.
rI'O LET.-A four-story brownstone, high
stOOp house, fully furnished. on 5haye overlooking
Mount Morris Para. Inquire WILLIAM ). GANEY,
6ly broadway, y. \. C.
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Runs Al oP EACH wIcSEL
First inning ... $1,000. - q ~ 50 30 - 3i-3
second inning o .---3j
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ppoBaB1E POISONING IN NEW1RK

Grain all over the Northwest On 'Change prices III
lower except for lard, which advanced Il trlhe'
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DrooAlpn prouerto for Sale AM 90 Get

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THR
UPTOWN OFFICES No 23s broadway. corner Thirty.
hrstst until p M and SOs West Twenty thirist cor.
kightave, No % East Fourteenthst Union.
SQUARE 1GO Third FOrtysevenths; at the HAR
LEN OFFICES Nos. 0O7 aud 1900 ThlrdaVa. corner
Northumberland twenty dfthst TO p @ al regular OF
Zee rates.
Va SALE on very easy tcinlo, - iOuI story
Il brick dwelling the side OF Columbia HelghtS
midway between Fuon and wall street Ferries. overlook
aug running through 10 FarnansL with
story Furmanst; lot 2Jx60, small amOunt only
of cash roQuros Address A. LESTER. Tribune Office.
IO LET, $40 CarltOn-aye., near Paclfic-st.-
u Handsome threo-story front house in complete
order; Can be seen at ali hourA hULAND - WHITING.
bBeokmAnst
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OENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

" BETWEEN NETWORK AND liAN tL-
Pier of Company No - Norlh ilNer lopt ot
The pas tins line AVOID both transit Dy LhSi
railway discomOrts vi crossing the Nhahno' ia
small boat ,u,,..,a. ,,,, %, "a %,
,NEDfni-t ~.uteu .... "Wednesday. sept Is, ~.
LOUIS DE BEBlAN, NJ. D Bowling Green
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IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL.

IMPERIAL. FiNMAN MALL.
1 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
s1AA sGU4hA MP h%G InHa GEi '"N
WENDELL. .aat.. -o IT, at a'p'
k Raj e. OF PASSAGE from Snwy2RK to sournAAr:
p, roN. hAVREer BnEhE ;;HH,niN ..sja
........ SIi.tRAGE' - ,e:ro,s .teerage oerna.
ea,csH s'sl acr9 80 troa pee between second AaA
iAids''" "oooNeA 0,i.LRIcms & CO.. Bowling Green
IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL. ...,.....
pIHg6Y 4Sr it 800 * "a G0a and hMBURG
GELLlR i..-....Aus 81 y! ~ a -. H.
Rates to plymouth London cherOours Hamoara
Is1 Saon eIP se'e9a %4n rom S9S amSs Hayrs and
southampton g send Tor "Ioarise 0I1egI eDSco
General agents General p r"i i;saTa Assa'
INMAN ROYAL Nail LINE SrE AM
NorlcEThese steamers , iake the extreme l0nns
CITY, OF BRUss THURSDAY. aug. 81 an
CITY Of ~ --s 'gt Cpl. 20 III Tl@
CRY OF BERLIN ............~ArURDAN. sept SO, an
CABIN i F%s S.l5 r. 80 @aa sIoo ''''' W
HIN a. BALE Ngcnt II ana 80 Broadway NY.
Pmiado ph.a Once. 80 lo5 south 'thse
DACiFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANYS
.pk kIN eM ESH 'AAEEw2ENLAy6 AGSrRhLi& tES
TRIAL amt AMEHlS sr io s%t csi..
For Saa F.slt.s' . ~ the lsthmuso OF Panama
G0 sas a aad ' Santa America mi Geo,
Frnn, : AN Fr.nclssa lsJ All Brlnnln.stA
For apAn aud cIilL - DID,, OBJ, M
Sp1 Ticket. saa Francisco anu YosOiai
For UoNoLU LU. NEWzEALAND and AUsr&ALiA
Az ron arriyso; L,nioa mills at SAN Francesca
FOrfreight passlgeAnl gslbrAl tnlOrnitiOh @pPl
patys ONCE On tho PIER foot Cana.st, Noith ityy.
III. BULi.Al supotnieH1eH>-
ped STAR LINE. .....
EVERY sATC iSDAY F6K A. I1yHhr
The splendid hrst-cass. intpo"e,ed steamers RAN
RHYNLAND..-..... ....-......--- Satu.di' ,'t" "a a
Saloons. staie.rooms smoking ana bathrooms aaidshp'
sccoud CABIN accommodation uneNcelieL
stato.rooms all ON main deck ,
First cabin. pa and 81. - , s,o,
sSe"na sas1 f2 S1sp pdp s eScursoa si5 90
PETER WRIGHT a SONS. 1enl Ak'ts' % h'V'""''
DOYAL NAIL TO The NErHERLANDSS.r
lesteamerseavo Co i9s; .t. o5 "a
$ ZAAMDAnM iWl iaSssr sept i. liz.
- - For Ro'crhImi -.,, isenm
lstcabin $40 2dCsou. $50 stesraSe $40 RreP.sL -"
I.0AlAUx General Agent q south w' iinaniS
27 & Nm st. Fsisht Agents so Bwa Gen rAss Assa.
xVHIrE STAR LINE. srr,mras
w Eon o ASsToWS AND LIVERrooL o.,D
IN Is ss,sns nj ' Msay S ) N '
outwa ard aud hoIneward axos- ..,o SAINT y 0 a M
GnKMANlC. Capt kennedy Tb9,s,a, S.pt - $50
CELTIC. Capt Gieaasl -,,srlS sbG = ea
FROM T ne wsiifITE STAR DOCK FOOT OF "N''
.wni not call at Queenstown 49,, .,,.n.n,..ea IN ap
These uniform In SIZE ana ups AMI Bath
Rooms are placed alishps whore Use nolso ana
lea 81 felt aaOr,ins degree OF comfort hther'o u"
"nsS%afEsaloon sloo Return ticket. on New
he terms steeIago from the Old Country. so h'"
These ses%s1s ss Mans s other inornson apply at '
Company onoos No. 81 Broadway. New r 9Isr Assns
CT BARTLETT 4 CO, Agents B ssiS.a.,0b,A
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s1y FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
SAN Francisco, Aug 2S.-The following
were the official closing prices OF mining stocks
ZEAL ESTATE.

NETWORK. Monday, Aug. % 1882.
The following sales were held ut the Exchange
salcsroOm to-day
RI HtcbGri !. HdrDef
I 9.s,orv brick dwelling with lot 40 II Yves llth.
H. ,l,o a. no IL " u ..... $lG27j
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ENpERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

u IianImr American Pack,t Company : Line ior
PLYNOb IA CuERBOI "a and hAAbo ltt
GFLIlRI......-....Aug. 81 "a ~ 49,. opi
SIIFSI o. D. WI IL Nb--------. ~ "a
Rates to plymouth. London. CherOourg an" hampAis
First abin 4lul; Second cabin 500 osesldga ~ hVh
TIM reduced rates ,tecr4ge rom tnmplH hd'r' a"u
N'' II Iii NiDI' 4 co L 3 RICliAkD & CO..
NcenaIat \ ornts General Passenger Agents.
~ al H1oIfl.,l y Y. No Ol BrOadWaJ. n.
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BORDEAUX LINE. ,..-..,...r-.
ID New and direct line to me Ioltho FrAl,s,
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DlHEJE 49, o.,
CUATt III + ,Ei'rE ......... saturday, Aug. ~
TrtyeIlrr. Tor France SPAN aut italy Pyrenees Pil
Nice &c will ave HI ne an expense h. taxing ts if
Cabin Including wine, $50 Stcelase Sd For passage
apply ID rrv ANGrR AZ Heayer.,t
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NUNARD LINE.

NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NFW.YORk TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER No. 40. North RIVER .
SFPVTA W Cdnc-iay aug ~ " D. IT,
SCYTIII eduesday. epL o. O5V n
EOTHN ~ w e'hO' il' 5.'
PARIH A " o"ueS'a5' WV ~ 80 '
Cabin passage $50 aud 500 ,..-.. -, ,,.-.,...
Steeragc tickets 10 and from an parts Oh foo 80 Wv
,otes FfeIebt and passage Office. No BO~ng1rceL
'"''N VERNON IL. BLOWN * co. Agents
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NCUOR LINE. LIVERPOOL SERVICE.

~ IMPORTANT NOTICE -
FOR LIVERPOOL VIA az EENSIOWN
The wellkuOwn steamship tIIG OF ROME
i.inttnde,l TO sail from New YORK Tor Liverpool
Saturday...-sept. . p. m. saturday oct - q ?. M
Cabin $50 Excursion CAets az rf.dccl rates
s;ceIagc- Outward So Prepaid, SO
HENDER-ON BROTHERS. Agents. bowling Green
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TOR SALE.-A valuable leasehold property
within blocks Of tho Post Once Price 81 1000.
rutland * WHITING, Bcekmanst
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| FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL 81,
NOTlrE-These steamers take the extreme sOhthe'B
course crossing south VI the Banks oi Ne"iouhd"u as"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-29
Ncu0R LINE L. S. Nail STEAMERS.

y SEW.YDRK AND GLASGOW, via LONDpNDERRY.
Prom pier 20. North River. New YORK.
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Devonia sept. 50 D. m. Clrcas,it Sept % : D. No.,
Rates az passage 10
GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. BELFAST OF LONDONDERRY
Cabin sGO to $50 tickets a. reiucei rates.
second CABIN so Storage outward IS prepaid 81
For BOOK of Tours Scotland" Rates Plans &c, apply %
HENDERSON BhDTHERS Agents, lowing Olcol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-29
uUDsON RIVER RESIDENCE, at Newburg.
Ocean Steamers

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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-04-06
AGENTS WANTED.

Active, reliable, energetic agents are
wanted in every part of the Southern
States; None need apply unless they can
furnish satisfactory references, or give 4
small bond. A liberal commission will e
given.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-04-06
Sutton's Switch Items.

Sutton's Switch is located OIL the line Of
the Big j. and is quite shipping point
for lumber-many thousand OF feet being
shipped weekly to northern markets-there.
by giving employment to numbers of mer
with families. Besides being shipping
point for lumber, it is becoming place Of
Importance. A fine school building is in
process OF completion, and when finished
will be filled up with the requisite numbe,
of desks and school apparatus for teaching
the different branches. A good school is
now in session under the management Of
Mr.. G. Gourlay.
A Sunday School was organized on last
Sunday week the following officers were
elected: Z. Hays, superintendent A
Reeves, assistant r. L. Sutton, librarian
G. Gourlay, Secretary; J. L. Sutton, treas
urer. A sum of money was subscribed to
purchase Sunday School library and the
the requite books for the Sunday School
scholars. Sunday School second and fourth
Sabbaths in The month.
The young men have organized them
selves into spelling club, which meets ev
cry Saturday evening at Z, p. M. Chrome
prizes awarded to the best spoilers. The
school is made up from pupils attending
the Sutton school, and others who desire t.
become members. Our meetings are en-
livened with music from the autophone anc
flute
Farmers busy and hopeful for the future
Gardens in fine condition.