davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
NOTES FROM YEgPORE

NEWPORT Sept. S.-McsSrs. John and W.
G. sanford have been awarded the challenge cups pre-
sened 10 pairs by Wcschester Polo Club they hav
ing beaten all corners. The last pair Of challengers,
James VI. Waterbury, and W X Thorn, f.. who were to
play the Messrs sanford the Polo Grounds, Withdrew
the challenge. rs they only II coat Of wlhtewaSh
staring them in tho face. The last polo game Of the
season VIII be played tomorrow.
william H. Vanderbilt la guest Of his son, Cornelius
Vanderbilt lie will remain ten days
j. Griffith Mastcn, OF New York, las purchased a cot
tagc site III Everett Place.
William +. Cochran, OF Youkers has arrived at the Van
Allen Cottage.
Mr. aud Mis-. f. ". stevens gave BAH at their villa to-
night and Peter Marie also Of New-Iorh gave dinner
party at the Casino.
Secretary of State Carr Of Ncw-York and family are
at the Aquilucck House.
Dr.. j. Marion sims, Of New-York, G.. H. Morris and
W. b. HoIsins, Of Philadelphia, among the late
arrivals
Among the arrival, at the Ocean House are Stanley
Mortimer. Charles Vogi. Mrs. J. G. MolTrAy, G.. \.
Well, and vile. j. T. swift, G. A. Ryder ana Wife, 9. H.
Ryder G. II. Clark and wife, Charles Locker and family
". Er!dguau aud wife. y. jeffrey, Jr J. ,. Wool T.
Atkins and wife, II N.w-York; GcorS" IT, Bell J.. D.
Thay and wife .ud george J.. Hatch 81 Boston; H. y
Camp e.l wife and l.. to-e or iroyidcace; COOL
{. ltn--e4 Of Pots'lie; hrs. T. H. F"mrroi ana Ar..
n Evaus and L. b B.rnnm and viic Of brooklyn
Or. II, R-ck. of Germany &. T.. PMi'ii" 9l 'h,A-0;
Joan j. Ioune and &C. n. Norman. of Newark; Alden :.
1Horldikc, Of Grintr-e; CHARLES o. Bl ID and family.
aud Robert Hcudcnunf and taIniY, ot iueipihI }.
&. Hooper, ol AoHc; ANA G.. T. 1iilArG OF Hartford.
Inc Lac arrivals al ,ne Aq4Iuntrk House include i.
g.. Beer Hnd family, ami H. a. Auihony. OF Brooa}u;
Mary .. carr, OF Troy q. ". Wc,.W T. Kane aud family,
MIR - j. fIge and Mas. T. 4. Van Week nnd Ia Iiy, ~
NrW-Nork th1ur- r. oil Mrs SlOHer aud W. \. Nri.
Of Bostou; A. g.. lpI. t.I N.c. .Id Mrs. II. Il. -.
Anthony, OF Philadelphia; u. Ma. of Worcc.r,r; y.
IgiI aud family a.d Mrs. a. e- u-pa, ~ wnurg, Ia.
l. Authons. %, brooklyn; j. l. Pots, of fIttsDurg and
Eiward Is. Hayden, of Plymouth.
Private theut.lcaI, are 10 be gwen On septcmbt 10
for tie benefit Of local chIIilcs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
I'M STD SERPEATo LATEST APPE4RANCE

The sea serpent has left hls usual haunts on the
south shore of Long Island and his Later resorts on
fhe NasSachu, ettS coast and made positively ms
last appearance fer the season day or two ago ia
tie Xiii Won Kull near Port Richmond, staten
Island. J. Travis King and namclcss companion
were the fortunate spectators on this OCCASION
That il was the same old snake Il proved Dy the
minute description gwen by MI King It's eye
balls glisteued like fire." he says. Incy always do
II was of the usua. length OF forty feet. IL ap-
peaTed as always, when the water calm ana
almost motionlcss. OF course il looked al "A dis
tauce like school OF fish III Indian file. IT ap-
preached the wharf where the spectators were
seated and through the familiar
motions. First II the surface
aud Law extended the top OF The
water mOtiOniess for moment; then
il raised its mead three four feet 1t emitted Jhe
loud Kissing noise 90 wcl-kuown to readers Of sell
serpent literature, ana disappeared after the lapse
OF one minute. All this IS 50 familiar as to be even
trte. but there Is one uhaccOuntaDIe omission,
Though IL was so close hat IL could be readily
seen mat the eyes were green with small spots OF
req in the centre, nothing Is SAID about the name
As It must have had a snort black name extending
for three from the head the accidental neglect
to notice that fact viii not interfere with belief
iu the cTedibl1ty of the witnesses.
The exhibitors sol marine monsters" sharks"
and sea- lions on the piers IN the vicinity OF I'll
ton Ferry are on the lookout for this attTdC-
tjon but t Is considered probable that the WHY
old serpent after ms long travels ana appearances
only al his own plea sure Will allow himself TO be
eapfured and made permanently Visible to vulgar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09

dent but the Democrats . have Of 0f the Ieps
On hang r wiUter the Germans hocked TO the
B a@Scas standard and carried the t mqn "eT2
Elections ~ about $500 majority Tor ina INA 'Penu6
lcans having previously held control by similar
majority Tho newcomers Were wGiCSmf tho ne IRISH
o , "'e hoa,,e ieaIous Atthe recent Comfy Coh-
yena'on the Irisimen had candidate for Sherjh'
Who was elbowed aside by the Germans. ana &C,
leatcd The latter. TO make matters No.S'' pn E
w. - CON 'idate for an Important county once
man with the uucompromiSng German naWe Ca
Scheleutraccr. and secured his nomination. AT
nrk now declares that he viii become a German
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
LOTTERY OFHCES AND P0LICY SHOPS.
WHAT WAS FOUND IN SAFES AT no. 800 BROAD
wAY-IIsTs THAT MAY BE VALUABLE.

WHAT WAS FOUND IN SAFES AT no oJ9 BROAD
wAY-IIsTs THAT MAY BE VALUABLE.
The sa es IN the lottery headquarters at No. 800
Broadway were OTUarn open vest ny order OF
Inspector BymeS ana mucl. important evidence was
procured About 800 III money was found III one
safe Books OF tissue paper containing The accounts
of numbers sold in various lottery and policy shops
in tins city, Brooklyn, Long Island City ana on
Staten Island. were found together with printed
sheet, of prize drawings IN the Louisiana ana Ken
lucky lotteries There also were III The safes lists
OF places III New-York and Brooklyn. arranged IN
columns Some of the places nave been reported by
the police a. lottery offices or policy shops Names
of persons appeared at intervals IN the columns.
The detectives thought the persons named were the
agoS tor the sale OF lottery tickets ana the places
beneath their names were those which they were
Supposed to visit III the transaction oil business.
Among the names were Joan Simmons, Dave
" Mae" Friedman, Meyer ana Irving. The follow
ing lIsl shows tie streets and numbers OF these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
CONTESTS AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

The attendance at the Brighton Beach races
was as large as usual yesterday The first race for two
vearods did not FILL and the following was substituted
Purse 5000 $50 to second. selling allowance one mile
j. W Norton won. Major Hughes coming in second The
time was l:44l9 The second was under the same
conditions as the first Little Phil won. with Ballast
second The time was 1:4ia. The third race was for
purse of 5000 $50 10 second, Is mile. Fcllowpay Won
easily frankie B. second. The time was 1923. Inc
fourth race was a handicap for all for purse OF
$3.50 ls miles Hartford, formerly Granger Tas first
Bounoer coming in second The time was l:o1h. Inc
last Eace was handicap hurdle for all ages, Tor
pm sc OF $3.50 III miles. Buckra won, Guy coming IN
second The time 24Sl2 The track was In splendid
condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
IHE COURLS.

QUESTIONING THE PARK BOARDS RIGHT.
A motion was made yesterday in behalf Of
the second Avenue Railway Company 10 compel the
Park Commits oncrs to inak" further rctarn In tnt
ccruorari PROCEEDINGS recently begun by Il 10 review
the action o. the Park COMMISSIONERS in granting III
Itghf 10 bu 20 1rd &C. the Harlem iNrr % The
emf OF ~rcoud-ye o the suburban Rapid transit Com
many fl J.. asserted oy The second Avenue Company
tbf under az acc OF the Legislature passed iu l-J5 10
has the ri-h To Duld bridge acT rs thc IdrI IN lINer
at toe northern end Oi IT, Iac, AMI that las u-t IL
violated b., .Ao pcrni sion granted % the suburban
Ramd Transit Company. TIE object OF the motion
yesterday Wa To- compel the tOmm7-ioncrs 10 make
rrttru o the cyl cnoc taken by them Do granting the
i-ht 10 the RlpIi transit Company 10 build the bridge
Justice Potter Ioscryc ed hls decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
UNSUCCESSFUL N A DIVORCE SUIT

Raymond l.. Donncliy began recently in the
Court OF Common Pleas suit to obtain decree OF alb
souo divorce from his wife. The case was tried before
a e;crre 10 reported in favor of the WIFE the
ptouud that The V ucucc insufficient 10 sustain the
char.e Judg- Van Bruut cldiy denied motion TO
erf aside fc mort. lie declares mat prc,ump
lion is IN favor o. TN innocence oil WIFE, and that lie
should never De willing grant divorce on the tesl
nouy Of one witness nugl" improper act, when this
testimony was wholly uncOrrobolatcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09

the dome Tie afterward attempted TO 90 down o
staircase on the Twenty fourth-st side OF me puiu
which was strung across the roof and he fell strk-
ing upon the roof Of the adjoining ,huildipg, NO.
SIS West Twenty fourth-st. The talI was aponi
twenty feet Bonner's left thigh was broken ana
ms head was cut badly. The police sent him to the
Ncw-York Hospital. where it is said that an ampu-
taton will be necessary IL Is thought that ne VIII
NOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
me Will be resumed to.morrow.
RAISE BALL AT THE POLO GROUNDS.

] he Metropolitan nine won the first game OF
the second series with the Phadc hia team at the Polo
Grounds yesterday. About 1000 people witnessed the
match The game well contested throughout Both
batteries effective, not earned of he
pitching. Hankinson, Reilly and Brady made several
difficult plays and en.husiasticauy applauded
hesol ager did the best work al the bat. The Metro
po ANS fcldcl without They nave made only
one error IN three days playing The handsome silver
punch bowl prcsen ed ny the citizens or Pnauelph1,
10 be- contested Tor by these two clubs, exhibition
in the grand stand. summary OF the game Is as
fOlOWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
IIKOOKLYN.

NOS 30 and 929 Atanuc-aye" II Presidential, -
MOutrOseaye., Ia. HesOrOr-7L, 20 hd-7i me-
InId-ayc, %. Pro pcct-Yc - I'f4ihcrs. - COX
ST.. 80 Grand ST., Us south occoLu--t 80 IAt"'V.
James Ne 5dire, alas Clark, was .ffcrtd WIN
seVeta, O. nrIs on suspicion Of being concerned ia the
oi ttry business which been carried on al No 0Jj
I5roadwAy wa, arraigled before J- ice BNDJ ~ Toe
Jefferson Market Ponce Cour, AGAIN yc@ttIdab' MS
bail ne duce 10 100 lOr examination TINS morn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
heal Gslalc t)anleO.

TOR my family Of four adults, a house be
tween y-th and 18th .ts whin nuubeis Of Jtl
ave. THOMAS T.. GIINNELL, No. III west 3ith-at
N4YANTED.-A house with extra ground on
w West Sdo ABOVE 59th-st. this city. rutland IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RACES AT SUEEpsHEAD BAY.

This will he another day of big fields ana
fine racing ut the course of the Coney Island JOCKEY
Club. Fole. Glenmore ThOra. Ida stanhope ava INC
others will make a memorable contest III inc Au'u''"
Cnn tbree riles There are twenty entries for the
s.ocnlccbase Int the number Of starters VIII not be
known until tho bell for the rings Hence the en-
tries are not published below For the other races four
in number the fun list is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
Gltn Beat Gstalr for Sale.

TXCTANGR rst-class flats, central location,
II steam heat cabinet finish. paving largo RENTALS ior
country seat J. q. HOYT x son, % Nasslust,
TOR SALE.--Valuable property on Canal-st.
a Apply TO KUIAND & WHITING, Beckmanst
TOR SALE, II Park -ave-FOur-Story brown
stone front house I'm thorough condition ana al hpp!
ances freshly and oxpcnsiyey painted and irescooI III Oh
Apply at liz WoTthst
XyTFST END HOUSES Mt HARLEM; prices
W $4,000 TO $50 900 near Park and station 100,
STEVENS. broadway and 321-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
REAL ESTATE
NEw-YoRK. Friday, Sept. 3, 1882.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
XIV YnnK CITY

NETWORK cfTT
rota II 10 and IL on map of Westchester W Taupt
mann and wife to Emma J schuyler; l0th inter- a.
Bids Nos 30 3O3 and 300 Fast: Ifoebel and 10000
wife ~ Schapper and another. executor etc 5VoV'
S0t9,ti :. zoo 10 I " 81 Mclean $500
b7th -; u 9th-ave, I5N2OllO 10 30thst canaan
+ T. smith of al - 4 Peabody. lO@OOO
ON 1t 25Oll II of 7thaye, l66N02; CT W ,oooo
Persch r and wife To - Persch -..-.-,.--- lVVVV
Forlhamaye lots 3lG and 2i1 / cumming ,-o
sheriff etc, Anna II icrdDg 80, %"
y OF l3-th5t to Ijith-Sb %OO
vi = and wife 10 J 9 Naruey @V'VVV
1894 IT. = 2l5 Il Of 4tave, l6tlOoll: + IL La -oo
Tor audw Rodgers "''""
GJfht u f. 30 n StnaNe, i0NiOuoi II ilcu ~ ooo
Campbell ~'''VV
Same pr perry, John Campbell and vile 10 Reuben On ono
Alerandcr ave W Of l37tb-s to l3sh IT, 200 AMMAN
XlOO. J & Nnrnoy to IA G. Thomson "V'V"V
Q5tl-sL = 1916 II W Of Ave-B. lG6xlO22i
Smith and wife to Martha smith 49,.
lO4tlst n g. a. II e Of 2dave l5x 90 also Live;
es lOOll Il OF l0ith.st 13NI0i Z u bolHah ,o- ooo
Braender. l'''"V'
sihavs : 40 II Of '0d'S'' oAoO' " - $4,000
Mulberry st. " : 1907 II OF BroOmc.7t 244Xi3S1
- llN7ns also q s Centre Market llace. I3S.z
IL OF BrOOmc-st, Z3.iXIosN24 4Nha'I aIso -N9
lOl Essex L. and also cor ~ ANe-O anu
16ti-st f6ySS; > Niewonhous ana WIG 10 huAo
Albany.aye s s. lois go 10 28I: II W Coates and ,co
another eqcouOrs, to Van Cor tandt- IOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09

Runs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o. Metropolitan F4rSi base
l,y ,rro 4-PMladrlpna a. metropolitan iUtt cit 1n
phia 3 Metropolitan Total base 1t--Pl-
ada,ulu. g. Metropolitan q. struck out-lhlauciphli
Aleifopoltan 2 jmpHe-lE DAILY. Time Of game
One hour and tmtyiou minute. VIA IitcAes- ~ Ach
l. PASSED Ialls-I.tpsch .. COrCOran i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
broosInn propcrtp FOR sale an 90 tet

TOR SALE on very easy terms, fOur-story
brick dwelling the west side ~ Columbia Heights,
midway between Fulton aud Wall street. Ferries over)Dt
and running through 10 Eur nan VIVA tbir
Furiuans lot 2JNlJO small oihs Only
Of cash required. Address F. LESTER Tribune once
HOUSES IN BROOKLYN Of every descrp-
ton sale To Let and Exchange for city or Conn-
try property b. ROBERL : - SSlNG, lt Court-st'
Bfo6KVn Broker n Peal Estate and Loans on MoItgtge
vnich are per cent interest Attention given -
every description Of Real Estate business Correspondence
solicited
GFVEN OF THE FINEST STORES in the
y Cltv BROOKLYN rent in ~ the han soonest build
ing. ever In Br iOkyu, Onn3 Un three Streets
stores Ice rented Ia or VIII Dee pIulJnrI OF as
desired has splendid entrance c'at la % WIN
dpws with sheet of plate glass n each whIDN 'p cndd
opportunity store similar 10 Nacy's large ''T
GOOD, -. 4b -hmrp restaurant like bclmonc"S Inc
York ana itself ufiienf business - pay the rnt o any
store lu the budIng Fdfco LuOwn q, De fcurr1. and
contains none wealthy families ant Is 7u ." Oh the
rOoLlgn Heights. Atlantic clinton alt s'ae -t-, hln
n. - the ferries o. NcHAork our ne, n
The tU lGul running To or wool r. le Park
WILLIAMSBURG and connecting with the HaPi IVA $40
and Long island Railroad Also few or the clr.elt
rat- ia budi rent containing rooms each -Very
prove utut lark r0omsi house cola ms p sch-cf
fefyauts' elevator electric bells. jaLioTs La toy7, en-
gIi,cr-, &c. &c ..,--.
and IA all parts o. the city for sale
ard t1le
LEONARD MOODY
Zl3 MoItarl,-st. and
216 Flatbua!-dsrY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
FALLING fRoA rHE GRAND oPERA HoUSE.

joseph Bonner, a night Waterman at the Grand
Opera House went pom the roof of the building
early yesterday morning to smut some windows Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
Ccurlrp lropcrtp for Sale and % Cct

NOR SNLE.-Onc Of the most desirable sit
uaous ou ~1nfh side L. T. font on Great south Bay
Grove large trees ON shores; bathing hrtc o. p"id7
ie eli lille and location fli h1,cl cottages, owner
"ou'' JUN D" '''-' Aldic., OWNER.
Boz $50 T.. Or Nt"lork.
NOR SALE.-An elegant counuy-selt in
rri.. arg oo.i0c house Sc 70 ne,.s tao
iii eIs s T. ibc., choice V...t- DC. Pc. CTS healthy,
churches schools Ia tloac vicinity. UO-l-. MoL'A''
2 Finest
EARM FOR SALE-On the Hudson, abOut
sixty mlea from N-W. York; 100 acres. - IN NUT
choice apples large river front fhe house j. ARG thl
TFsi tcct above A. near station '-9I'r dN emu ,l'7
lalu. and gu build nes arm. j" ia MED ana H Dl 'lnth
tins place commands Vie" 90 thr 'tnd'ou oi many uno
and b. dr~ a'r oi gent ,h ''lii "l t' '"- H. m
pant pay ncnf terms 81 sie made iisactOy Address p e.
luuuur ohlcc. Ne"-N"th
HUDSON RIVER RESIDENCE, 1t Ncwburg.
seventeen acres chtrIng river Ne" wafer linlt'
House tlg teen rooms, all ooIfcigi' ample oitoA4d-
ing-: picturesque -lr orntln-,; r.'"lrnt Society lam
on~v hea tiy IN descrpifc rIcai sem on a'll@ton
tn fllII z q Ellis. Tribune BuIuus Nc"-lork Guy
h. =. m rs El- Nc"DrfG ".
ENFIELD FOR SALE.-The property OF the
late benjamin rro,-cl Iolrs ~ 2'rts y mes sum
an frontage the HUDSON. lhc house commands
n One view New Hamburg Fay ano the surround hg
country one o tie uuest Duchess County ~ me
vicinity ot thr plOpegtFo john t'her Hhcc ana hc lAte
Pullp > Van kcns7ca"r
JAMES II. WEEKS, Executor.
~ Mareetst, roughAeepse y Y.
TEXAS LANDS FOR SALE. -Lar-c bodies
Vt dc irs lands located in -c ~ Intina. Il..c Is
every indication That thUs Lands VIII 4oI Ir ia value ia c
near future. Ad,Ie,s TEN As Tribune Once.
TsNO RENT.-A gcntlcman's residence com
plctcy and elegantly furnished 30 minutes from Sew
per month. Address MERCHANT, Box o. Tribune oidre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
Dodro alI0 nooms.

West Side.
NO. Is WEST 3D-ST-Second floor. fur
~ ulsled; bath. closets &C. to gentlemen
Apply before 10 a III
DARIIES affected with mental or nervous
Disorders have good board and proper attention
pnvate fmiy Address PRIVATE, Tribune Uptown Once,
1,23s Broadway.
, NORTH WASHINGTON SQUARE.-FIN-
from New ork and DEEMS Hotels ani, spa,ou and
handsomely furnished UoOr private table desired also
SINGLE rooms ior gentlemen reeren,es.
STH-ANE., 3O7 and 3O9.-parlor, second and
- third floors elegantly furnished la suits with without
private table references and location unr4cop Lou4oo
Ioons for gtnt men.
.D.D UNINERSIrY-PLACE. - Hard, omcly
turisucd plrDr hoor vita a D.. suitable
fo, gentlemen sr enan and vie without Dol.d ccAtal
and convenient 4Ooato1.
(n WEST 47rH-ST-A handsomely fur
OO nsho sunny back pariOr to rent vita bo.Id
cn,cs
, lrlI->T., % WEST-Parlor and sccood
=, do r.. elegantly furnished with without piagto
tAp.e rierrnce7 an Io,a.lou OF tIe best
ffTn-oI., No. IS NE,f.-An American
- private family OFFER large nicely furnished fold
u urI. ana hrsrclas' b ard. icIcionco-
.}-PI WEST liill-Sf.-Ltrge handsomely
~~'| furnished room on second moor with ballroom ad
Joining also large room ou thsri door southern oAlOsaro
'R.{S WEST 32D-ST-Funlohed rooms.
('I'V with or without board u "a paror door rcccp
"iron. wan m'l 10000 to'ur.ils containing no ami
low.
Brooklyn.
4 MEXICAN private family will receive a
low quiet buarirra no liquor tobacco at lbs Kent
"a bioo~yn. h. D. tour miuu'o, waA IOtn
hhu I'D ia. ~. " - 10 ~ POI WeoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
Religions Aoilces.

Al Stccls Hall 80. Ii East 1lth-t ANDREW JACK
son DAVIS viii deliver the irs hl- sunday morning lis
welcome.
At Thirty fourth street Rcformed Church yine ser
1880. subject. Dcmoniach Possession At 7.3D:
Dcain What !" sunday school 10 80 strangers
always welcome
Association Hall ith;ayye. ana 2jl.st,
STANTON slltLEI BAPTIST Gnu KCH
Rev. II. q. nI-cDN, Pastor.
Rev. s. wAsHiNGION WI preach at II a m ana P M
SUNDAY school and bablo classics al $50 a. uL
A-Nanhattan Temperance Association, Masonic Tenn
10 Addie-se- 10y \. -lAWAEr Walsh; - ID and by the
ihis inter ctiug ,cason Mt 90 = -t - WIN his
ns o. ~" ,tI,e ,y Us i go, i or , Hay IN
come a,S o'' AVIS - j. g. Ginjs President.
Al F.nh Avenue baptist hgFTe VET 4gtn ni9 l. 5h-
1fescha' a. II m S1i 40 m fryer Weinc-ay at
~ .. u. 7mda, -,ch,oi $50 strangers welcome.
All souls Episcopal Church Memorial OF the
Rev Il. HEBEF NEw roN ~1ll preach al - d. IA.
A. BrooJ,u rnb"raacIr h'y r. pE WITT TAI,
MA0t -. h. vll .ch loinonG" at iu'.G n ana 50
p @ 6 @ T S,sl. y lie %oc iro 5 ac sSSh
Standpoint"
At Jane -rret Methodist Episcopal Church. between
eih ""i "fcrh"i'h avs Tea" '". '' -
Doluc-s" 14, j.. 900, ihc hi" h'ritile Oh Conditional
ana no'r'uo" sA''''oa' SUNDAY school I'll 3d. d. ~
-Ci,i~,ias Ian ~cr,er. CAol. r.1aon and r.
N.c, ni ue t.u..i -u.d4. al ulol september -.
~ -coca rr,,s,trr.u tlnrrr. liln-,,t oetwcou On
% go. lne f-sioi, ue I.,'. SAM 10. ii. HAMiLfoN,
VIII preach
Broadway Tabernacle -er,io.' At 1915, D. n. AMI 30
= IA 60 -1lliS. -cgto.nor 49, L'o io'. A. H. tiArr,
Bicccb~r ,r~eri ni,e--nl>' Church CORNER OF pown.
i.t acton. ro- int .l" ct " ii.arni 'o"ni"u %, tro
t....an A',nDs 'A0Jee~ Loaso"' i'o4' N-'ulo" f.eO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
0itp i)ropertp 60 Let


4 FEW light, CHEEKY apartments left IN nc
y IIsPENiRD sGth-st near Madison-avo Hedthful
10 alton. Apply on premises
4 COMFORTABLE three-st0ry and base
n Inent brownsone house to lot No 343 East 7oh-st;
rent $500. Apply to o53 East Sth-'t.
rNO LET.-IIandsOmc plate front store. lOOX
i rs three floors above good location. 81 dave
rDO LEASE.-The store. 13l Waverly-place,
with front good cigar stand; no liquor ren
$40 Also three rooms. % Mayery place. rent
so per mOlth. THOENIbN NJ. kODMAN. htal I''"'o
Agent 6J6 Broadway. corner lthst
TI'O LET.-A fOur-stOry brOwnstone, hlgh
4 stoop house, fully furnished on 5thayo overo0hl1S
Mount Morris PIrk. Inquire WILLlAM :. FAN NJ
Gl9 Broadway, y. \. G.
XVESTERLY-TwO elegant large flats, IL
w rooms all yht and we'll ventilated particular aen
tion to plumbing: bulilug and well kept Immediate
possession 81 200 and $1,000 each Aso TWO mats Sc IN
80 so month Inquire OF Jdhll"f Oh
premises. 1913 West Jith-sL
\NESTERLY.-TwO elegant large ilats,
eleven rooms each all light and well ventilated; par
ucuar ate lion paid 10 plumbing; immediate IosseSsiou
IL 200 ;, 800 each. JANlIOh, lO5 west 1ith'sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
Religious Notites.

Brick Church corner Of 5th-ave. and 37thstTho Rev
y. MURDOCH y. ID. will preach on Sunday. September
10 nj II m and p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
Brooklyn.

= MEXICAN private family will receive a
frW quiet buarrra liquor tobacco l- Kent
a. bio,~yn h. D. tour minute, waA rom IOtn
Hhd I'D sIo. ~. " b. To >. POI WeoA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09

Rev. II. q. UI-cDN, PASTOR,
Rev 6. WASIlNGION Wili preach AZ IL a. ~ and : p IA
SUNDAY school and BaDlo classes al $50 a. IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09

At Thirty fourth street Reformed Church Vlne ser
vices Sundag. conducted by tEN CARLOS MAilh \. AT
1880: subject. DcmonIacd Possession At 1870:
Dcath r. sunday school 10 30 strangers
always