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New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
THE COURTS.
civil, NOTES.

The will OF the late Sylvester r. COmstOck was filed
yesterday probate in the surroGae's office. Inc
te4taor gives all his property his daughter Catherine
A. G. COustOck. The viii was executed February ~
1877.
In the assignment OF Charles f. True to John Bottom
Icy tho following schedule was filed yesterdays Labil
ties S5352j &C. nominal S333l3 03, actual as
sets PJ,19z 30
Alexander II. Hays recently recovered Judgment in
the Marine Court against Washington Nathan for $l35
for jewery sold TO him. Execution on the Judgment
was returned unsatisel An order for his examination
I'm supplemental proceedings granted bu instead OF
appearing for examination he pad SO toward ihe as
charge OF the Judgment 4 new order N supplcmenial
proceedings was made yesterday.
Justice Lawrence I'm the supreme Court, Chambers,
yesterday made an order Erecting Charles T. Harbeck
"a receiver OF the Mercantile Mutual Insurance Com
pany pay dividend Of 20 per cent on the par value
OF the stock 10 the stockholders. The receiver has al
ready paid substantially all the Liabilities 10 creditors
OF the company.
Justice Donolue in the Supreme Court, Chambers,
yesterday granted temporary injunction in favor or
the Society for the Reformation OF Juvenile DeiDquents
restraining John Roster and Albert Bal from keeping
open the place known "KOster & Bials Concert
Hall" Justice DOnohue asO granted an Injunction In
favor society restraining the prOpricors Of
the AlhaUb bra Theatre Ia West Twenty-.eycnthst hom
keeping OPEN IL s alleged that the defendants IN the
injunction suits have not secured the license requIeu
by the statute.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
BICYCLE RACES AT wAvERLY.

The bicycle tournament and lacrosse match
postponed from Friday at Wa'ery, n, j. came Oil yes
terlay afternoon in the presence Of few hundred peo
pie The Princeton aud Bloomfield Lacrosse Clubs
failed to appear, and the prize was awarded to the team
from the University Of the City Oi New-iork natch
was then had between the twelve Canadian Indian
players and team composed Of eight members OF the
university club. and four other Ne"-Iork men, Inc
white team won the first and second goals making g0Od
runs and carries Tho red men the following three
games and tie match Outrmnng their white opponents
and showing remarkable skill. The bicycle tournament
was begun at O'clock The first race was for the New
Jersey championship. The trst two heats ana the race
were won by A. c. Bedell OF the Essex Bicycle Cub' IN
minutes, pa seconds and 4:57 with u l.. Hopper a
close second twonle handicap had SIX starters
v C. Place. OF the League OF Amateur Whccman who
was scratch easily IN two heats In S;43
and s:jlA with J.. A. Thompson. second. The third
Place; time. 1871 10 and 1:52 Thompson was second
five-mie rach race also won by Place Ia 2l3-,
With Thompson second. in fancy riding Exhibition,
G A. Wells accorded first place. with G. A hughl,
Essex Biryie Cub nd The lima! race was oue-ine
handicap Place withdrew and the was won Dy l..
A. IhompsOH ID :lG3-. h. A. Lockwood, Oi Red TANK,
being hrcOud Frederick jenkins, editor oi me wheel,
was referee starter, aud Herbert ". Knight Jnuge
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
TUELOU1SVULE RACES.

LOUISVILLE Ky, Sept. 26.-The track to-
aov was fast. The first race 1ls miles, won by
Fclowplay. twenty Lengths in front OF Monty second
twenty lengths in front of Alborak third. Highfeow
fourth aud Dudley oaks last Time, 15Gl French pools
paid 50 75.
The second race the St Legcr stakes, miles, was won
bv Apollo in 3:35l2 BOatman second Monarch thru anu
Ballard fourth French pools paid so 10.
The third zee, Association purse mile heats was won
bv Mediator in two straight heats. Time, 14f2 ana
l:45. Ruih. Aieck Ament, Force and HightJer ran
French pools paid SlO1 10 n -
won by Frceland Katie Crcc second and Anglia third
Time, 249l2. French pools paid 20 So
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 26.-The general court
martial appointed meet at Columbus Barracks Ohlo
by special orders OF July 2S lo52' and the general
court-nartial appointed TO meet at Davlds lslahd'
New-York srhor by special orders OF same date have
Leave OF absence for ten days has been granted
Captain Edward NJ Hey 4th Cavalry recruiting officer
Carl,in David i. Lyle, Ordnance Department, 10 DC
lived from duty al The National ATmOry, Springfield,
Mass October l. 1882. and assigned from that date 10
fonndry duty III acdiOn to his other duties III the Lie
saving service the Treasury Department. slalOn
1--we of absence for three months from October l,
1SS2 has been granted First Lieutenant George H.
I Glr2ciior of ne president and in accordance with
Section 225 Revised Statutes. First Lieutenant Henry
H. Pierce 2lSt Infantry, has been detailed as Professor
OF Military science ana Iacuc5atth the l1a''h Aoaulny
aud Hacluc University Forest Grove, ore, ana Will re-
Nc 6o"rG c"lDo.ed 1f Admiral Nichols Commodores
Ensi-n and Walker, Chief Of Ordnance Slcard Naval
Constructor Shock, Surgcon-General Wales Paynaster
smith ana Judge-Adv vocate-General Remy have been
in session Tor day past at the Navy Department
looking q lis Of assignments to shOre du III the
Naval service THIS action l. in accordance with pro-
vision in the lat Naval Appropriation hill limiting
suc gnments 10 the smallest practicable NUMBER
Board expect 10 conclude Their laoois TO-DAY ana
Will recommend many changes. ILer report Will DC
submitted to secretary Chandler Whcn ne Icturir 10 the
ciiJ fOT his approval
4, red 10 duty ia the Bureau OF Steam Engineering.
Passed Assistant l. glU,cr Ralph Aston Las been DO
Passed Assistant Engineer John W. Gardner llOln me
Naval station. NeW-LOnOO1, Conn, ana placed on
the Naval station New London Conn, ana placed on
waiting orders Naval Constructor George K. Bousn
NaVy.Yard Portsmouth, y II. Naval Constructor l. ".
steele from NaVyIard Portsmouth, y. H., Oh Octo-
ber TO- ANA ordered to duty at the Naval Stuon Now
Le4Ienant r. NJ. G. Brown. who was attached to the
severely injured in the breast by the falling Of boat
Whine al Malta several months ago, mas 50 lar covered
London september IA, TO be able to walk about the
house Tie hopes to leave for the United states about
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS.

WnMINGTON, Del, Sept. 2G.-The National
Council Order OF United American Mechanics WIS
in session to-day, q. H. Bur on. of NewYork. pre-
siding IN the past year 1913 persons initiated
into the order l,j4S suspended ll2 died. ten
pcled and fortyseven Withdrew by card. The member
ship Is lGIGL The receipts Of subordinate councils
the year were: General fund. Sl27s73 %; widows
and orphans fund, S4Oi7 so paid ont for benefits and
relief 500 7O1 80; balance IN the treasures OF ,bOIdi
nate council-g <, fnd, S27J932 30; widows aud
orphans fund. e696i3 10 stale councils are III exist
cncc In Pcuus wanna. NcwJ rs -, Delaware, Mary yund,
New-York Connecticut, ONO ana Mas,ac IIsetta with
subordinate councils in Ne S-lIImpsnre, West Va sna,
kcutuckJ, Iowa and California.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

trarc to he protected and made legitimh'e ' ha
prohibition would if II could DC enI"lced u0 M M
structive to the industries OF the Stag' n and
warrantahle interference with PERSONA Iloelih 80 %
that a license law ought to he consitutonally per
united and then passed which would be moueIa.o 'o
in it's oxactions, not be useu rs ,hn trafc
of prohibition or IN any way TO 0pprtss lnc ~ tn"o
and those interested in ii. He believed tha'
moderate charge by way OF license, gradna'eu NJ, Ig
reference 70 The amount OF trade, Woulu eh'pio
no community 20 discharge the 'os'S
created by the abuse and lnteI,, ,ho
pcrate use of liquor and not Cypress ,dd% ,no
deaer or prevent the temperate Hirl mi
from getting such sustcnance OF MS
KIND rs his own Judgment might dictate, whlle :
system of supervision by the Licensing P%MGc PN of "f
easily be devised which would keep the TRACE ouI ~
the hands of hummcrs and those who sell 10 UNI
drcn and drunkaUls At the same he dld nor Ics"t" az
the dTunkard as victim, ana WOuld hol h'si''
deal with him severely. ,.h err,
German malts,cr member of a wealthy m nrln
in the Id Congressional District, c0mpIlsins IN o,,
hall Of this city said to-day that tie Nrtit"n n
,y- MD vote solidly AGAINST the whole kepuOlicah
State iickel. but woul divide as beI1to uI uIJ' H. .
Congressional and County tickets nc h'iT Sdp he IN
brewers and dealers III beer ana liquors "0"iN ~ "
favor of a reasonable tax law. - ,r.ao,, Of
The Democratic no minatlOns made on luesuaS -
this wees have apparently not lhcI'asou o", a. Mad
prospects fOr success. The iaVoIaple ont.ooN mi ,i
intensified the struggle for the NOMINATIONS, d' -
number of names were prominently men''o~ho" ~ i"-
eaoI, ofice Matters were hamOnlzed at the con-
yentlou but tie number OF the dlsaPp"ih,ou -
GREAT The Germans seem TO be far from Peas1u
with the list OF candidates and their evasion 1I .no
temperance question, a. - SHVNH oJ V"O i''N'
extracts. The lOiEsbldH says:
The German element in yesterdays Denocrauc cDn ,
veution was treated shameiully III the same n.e"5'a
that tAe Irish element was respec ed III " ~"
av manner hev have avoided the chef issues o the
houf-tne temperance and sunday qnestlonS-sin,dl
missed their glorious opportunity by not deot'ln9
o"cnIy i'm favor OF The cause OF personal free dom
clear expression on This point would, doubtless have
gained the PARTY many votes
The Freie Prcsse says:
The Democratic nominations OF yesterday were & VIC,
tory FOR the corrdp element OF ine ,II ho
party. As for canddat's lot OVlE -, - "r 40
necessary for them decar; soon tnelr position Oh @
esblr inasmch as Yesterday IN their addresses tHcy
did NOT touch up tnis question, and a. the convention
tld not pass ay resolutions on the maj ter-lE act W.
seut ohot # A. death This Is moral cOwardice, Tor
which tine party may have suffer severely Here es-
yoTt9e To the Democrats they should have declared
Themselves enphaticay and unroservedly on the tenn
,ece and sunday duestions instead of completely ls-
uoriug them after the manner OF cOwards
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
VIIE PALERMO,
40. l2j East 57th-st.

Ready for occupancy October !. 1882
the most superb commoious and exquisite
apartment house yet designed Every appliance for 'ona-
ton eht comfort introduced All plumbing OF the very
best with sanitary improvements, Perfect In hnish
with 10 rooms grand entrance and main hall large spa
olous starways distinct elevators passenger ana ser
,nnt IN uo cced bohoOd eniont Of access and
perfectly healthy 1t undoubtedly stands prccminen as
apartment house French restaurant Is attached Rents
- 200 10 -. 700. few will be- furnished frcqnifcd All
cabinet work o. the cry all rooms decorated aud
Ialclei in handsome style. .......
30. pans and "a iculars apply 70 9lIrr N+N0Hh &
FIII.IAlAA. liuc-t to =. q. IL All. M building
fom . to d "A m and D. m., 80. 800 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
SUSPENSION or 4 HARDWARE HOUSE.

ATCnIsoN, Kan, Sept 26.-The Western
Hardware Company's establishment closed this morn
ing. and W. W. Hetherington was appointed assignee
The liabilities estimated at $2JO,0OO. The assets
consist Of large stock Of hardware hand, but its
value cannot be tod al present The principal creditors
hardware manufacturers and dealers in Pittsburg
The home creditors appear 20 have been satisfied. The
Hethcrin gtou National Bank paying he Hardware
Companys checks mp TO The hour ot cl0sn yesterday
afternoon Iie excitement prevails here, the general
impression being hat the company VIII effect satisfnc
tory aTran cement aud resume business.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
RACING AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

The cold and disagreeable weather of yes
terdav caused a light attendance at the Brighton Beach
races The first race was for purse OF $500. 500 to
second for non-winners this year, mile. Lorca won,
Annie c. coming in second. The time was I5Oa The
second race was purse OF 5000 $50 to second for all
ages selling allowances seven-eights mile. Wakefield
won Talisnan second in 135 The third race was lot
a purse OF $500 $50 to second, handicap for all ages
r,,c heats RalIast won the two heats in 14Sl9 and
I52: Warrington second. The fourth race was for
purse of $3.50 $50 second, for ages, IL miles Joe
Murray won In 2:O4, I!a B. coming second The last
race was for purse OF $3.50 so to second, ~el,er
weights, 4 miles, over five hurdles nm McUO"a51'
formerly Churchill came in first; Lille MOrson second
Tn D.I-
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
soCTH cAG0LINI1yS on TIE TARIFF

CHARLESTON, $. c., Sept 2G.-The 1anff
Commission held session here today in the Of
the Chamber Of Commerce. s. Y. Tupper President Of
the Chamber of Commerce. said he vcnturcd 10 express
the sentiments Of the Chamber and of the mcIcal
community Of Charleston by ying that while they
in favor of turif revenue, they desired the protec
ton Of American industries to that extent The ship
ping interests OF the country should also be protected
even hv reasonable subsidies TO shipbuildcrs and ship
owners What was wanted IN South Carolina was in
cidcnta protection TO lis growing manufactures and 10
its a-liciltural interests The rice culture very
important matter in south Carolina; the bulk Of tie
farmers and planters along the seab0aId derived their
support from rice culture; It gave support to 80 600
operatives in the field nearly all OF whom coorcd
Theodore d. Jeryey, commission merchant, made
argument in favor of the maintenance OF the duty
Iice.
William L. Trenholm, merchant, made an argument
IN favor of the maintenance of the existing duty rice.
and declared that without that pr0toc the prOuc
ton of Iice here would cease
j. b. Bl~-ci rice planter made an argument ~ the
interest. declaring that tine removal o the duties
on rice would ruin the rice planters. He wa, satisfied
however, with the existing rates.
Edward Willis made IA statement aS TO the phosphate
interests OF south Carolina and declared himself satisfied
with the present duties.
A. b. Rose President Of the Agricultural Society Of
south Carolina, sid that the aInc- OF the state would
be llad nave their agricultural implements and cotton
ties admitted free OF duty.
O. NJ P0llitzer made an argument in favor OF the
ductiOn OF dute, on salt. W H. HASTE, stock broker
declared thai the people Ol South Carolina did nO desire
any changes in the tdIf. This tie first time In the
that they really felt interested in the
tam. Many faciOI1c, were being established
and much capital invested in them. TIE Interests Of
south Carolina now identical with those OF Nas-a
c,tis They prepared 10 take the tanil as il is
and could succeed with well any Otcr State Ia
the Union but thcy wanted pcrnmnonce
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
KANSAS CROP REPORTS.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept 26-The plough
ing for winter wheat Kansas is all done, and good
deal has been sOwed tins month. The heavy crop o.
tns year and It's excellent quality for seed viii
late The farmers 10 put ia large acreage. owing to
low prices farmers holding back their wheat bat
the work Of thrcshing going vigorously The agr-
culua exhibit al the District and County Fairs was
before cqnalcf IN quatYOr siz. The corn crop
is well maturtd eJOnd pOssib Die dan ger from
early frost-. Many fields wIl ylod from cighy 10 one
conditi ~ anG ar prepared @iDtciins Giuss
has been unusually CO1O.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
SURREyDh4 Of LlMLS b. PHIch.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 2G.-Colone James b.
Price oil jefferson Lify, Of the most prominent IA
contractors # The Vest and Of the defendants
under Indictment "A Wa-hn tou FOR tn STAR Route
,iliacy. appeared be- ore tie Uncd 5ates C,r to-
day ana voluntarily suircDdcre1 himself presenting 4
copy o. tn indictment and warrant is-ucd from WASH
Iueon. Colonel Price sites tlai hc ha been Tor
ascuI home, uudrr medical treatment Az
ret Irncd iud informed OF illc iua ter les
cam" 10 make answer to thc authorities. lie gave q
bond u tie nuu OF $4,000 to appear DcOIC thc atNt
term oi t4c count Inc DUnI forwarded 10 has4-
lu-tO4 lOI APPROVAL
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
NAwToAk CUSTOM house COMMISSION.

WASHINGTON, Sept, 2G-1he Secretary of
the Treasury has appointed commission, consisting OF
Mr Butler appointment clerk Mr. james, chief of the
Custom Division, and special Agent Bmchctt 10 exam
Inc and report upon the reorganization o the force OF the
Ncw-York Cu-ton House The object Of the eXnmiua-
on to enable the Secretary 90 comply with the terms
OF The last annual appropriation h requiring him to
present with hi- urt estimates statement .pccIfying
detail the number ana tu-t oi officers ana employees
compensation tn each thf may iu his
Judgment bc necessary to cOnurt tine h-nc.- ul col
lrrHg trtcnuc- ai iVi,s o. cntJ Inr Commission " III
meet IA Sew Oik tity early ueAt month.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
AMERICAN HORSES BEATEN.

LONDON, Sept 26.-The first October meet
ing NJ Newmarket began today The race for the fourh
Great Foal Stakes for threey year-ods was won Dy u
length by Lori Falmonth's nliy Dutch oven MT EFke
colt shrewsbury and Leopold dc Rohschilds MY Ne'
ran a dead heat for second place. There were ho'e"
startcrs including p. Lorllarls Gerald
Tho race for the Firs Nursery Stakes for twoyear-
ods was won by Sir j. d. Astleys saucy ioy with l"rl
Viyians ny Inconstnnt second end Lord Castercaghs
nlv Petricoat third Ten horses including T. LOll
lard's Massaaot -a,
won bv Lord Tiasngs's Beau B1mmeL W. = ItaW-
EV~ort third Seven started including p. LOrillerds
Weuopnh and j. X. Kcenc's Crown Point.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
LAWN TENNIS At ORANGE. n. J.

A lawn tennis tournament will begin at $3.50
II. IN. to-day. provided the weather is fair on the
grounds Of the Orange y. j., Lawn Tennis Club Eighty
entries have been made, including twelve ladies' IhiS
is tho first ladies have entered tennis tour
nament of the players in the single games VIII
be A. Van Rensselaer,, X. +. COnOyer james hahAlne,
Mir Wood Of Aiorrisown. and Messr'. Anderson ana
Jnnusfon. Of the St Georges Cricket Club
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
COrRr CALENDARs-SEpTEMBER "a.

SUPREME CoUar-CnAMBgls-B -Beforo Donohue. J.-Cogrt
opens 1890 Calendar called at u a. Mos J. ~,
A. 81 o. 80 CO. o. I0l lO2. lO3. ia los, l3l lt ll9
100 1855. 2 ZlD 2zs, 23 23s. 2il, 2f- 252 z0i, 26l
collection Of personal Will be called
SuRKOGATEs tOLRI-Bef0re Rollins, Sin tho ma ter OF
proving the last viii and tefaucnt OF Julia Byiue, do
ceased at IL IN. Contested VIII OF Elias p Aaron do
ceased al =.
SUPERIOR ''oURr-SPRcrAL TERN Before Van Worst j.
Court opens at IL No day calendar
COMMON lLEAs--FEcIN IthA-BeOre J. L. DAY. j.
Court opens ut 10 81 a m.-NO day calendar.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
BASEBALL GAMES.

The Metropolitan aud Providence mines
played a game of baseball on hc Polo Grounds ycser-
day the presence Of about 1000 people The game.
with the exception OF the first inning, was wei played
ana exciting. Ward pitched spendidly end well
supported. lyucI's delivery was not a. cfcc.lvc "a
usuil TIE Providence team took the lead u thc irst
inning Hines ana Farrell dd nrst work at Tire bat.
while start Denny and H4nNH son carried of the field
ng honors The weather 700 cold Tor spectators 10
enjoy the game. summary of the score j. ds follows:
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

been parted Smith procured n winchester rlno hn1 1
approaching schling, who stood IN his doorway raiser
barrels of breechlOadinR shotgun into nm; omlth
staggered n few yards and fell dead. SchIiing was
arrested and was found TO have received flesh wound
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
TIE ALABIM1 Claims.

BosTON, Sept. 26.-Ihe following appoint
mcnts Ma.ss husctts I'm the Court OF Commissioners
OF Aabamu Claims behalf Of the United States have
been made Assistant Counsel, Godfrey Morse. Of Eos-
ton and Charles T. Bolucy, ~ Ncw-Beiford Commis-
sau,rs Ia take tc. moav. Win-loW WaIrcu OF Boston,
and Thomas j. CoDb. ol Nc"-Brdford
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
SHOTGUN AGAINST GAcHEsIER RlfLE.

GALVESTON, sept. 26.-A dispatch nom La
redo 10 The Aors states that tn-coy occurred there
yesterday Two men, s,hiine ana smith. brceme
involved IN "lIIel eudlng ia IA 1ghL Ahr thev had
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
Runs SCORED EACH INNING.


Runs Providence J. Metro oan o. First base by
3. II tropoitln2 I0tt left
Providence +. Metropolitan % loIl base his Providence
N g. Stucs Out-Pruvdci'e T. Metro ltIn
z Umpire Mr. Daily. Time game hodr ana 40 minutes
Only two League game. were played yesterday. A
nac and exciting PLAYED a. Troy between the
B.so on ana Troy teams. Only IIu scored, that
hv Troy IA tAc ilrs inning The two mines tied base
lie The score
Troy ............ 0 o o o O-l
I,,.lou ......... .............- o o 0 % o 90
Base hits-Troy D. Boston .. Erors-Troy g. ston 4.
Umpire. MI OuA.n.
close gam played at Buffalo bctveeu the
Chicago and Buffalo nncs. Il hao led Ht the bar and
the tciu the champions the game by he follow
Iug score:
Buhalo----..- .------'-------.-- = " " Il -
base hts-Buaalo l3. Chicago j.. Errors-Budalo ?,
Chicago Umpire. Gr Kelly.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
Glln Real Gslalc Tor Sale.

4 DEERTISFNENl FOR TIE NEW.
n YORK TRBU Ne WILL RE RECEIVED Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No l.23} Broadway. corner Thirty
nr-t-st., 5OS West Twcny-thrdst, corner Eiehthuve
No. 81 East Fourtoens' lnon-squaTe 'OD Third
ave- corner Forf,,.,cven't2 ~ The HARLEM OFFICES
Nos. 90 aul $500 rhrllve. corner Onehundred'ahd
twenty fifth ST. up to p n, a. reslllr hc1 rates
IIIAKIi.o Buck * CO..
~ Architects. G3 East llsf-5t corner Palkayo.
successor. to Duggiu * t'Ossmau,
OFFER FOR SALE
elegant iOusos, finished IN their
usual handsome and sub-t tlntla manner
L.NON HILL
Southwest Madsonav aud 6jths II 20 81 feet wide
MURRAY Hill.
IexingtOnayc 3,tb and osth SIS x 10 81 leot Vide
Houses slWays open. send for pamphlet
nor SALE.-No. 24S East 51St-st., 3-story
brown stone. % xxx block For permit and terms an
Ply 10 rutland q WITHIN 40 beeAI"'i ST.
EOR SALE.-Ihc price unequalled FOR l0ca-
4 ton construction d7fh 81, I'd ant Slaves three
story high stJop houses ready 10. occupancy sx TO sri
JOHN ID tlINMiN-, No. lu3i Sd ave
HANDSOME four-story br0Unstone house,
with gasdXtues. minors carpets and par Tor furniture
Mt location bar .aiu must ne sold prlce
900 j. EDGAk LEAl CRAFT l.4+ broadway.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
5iiunllons Uante0- females.


NURSE.-By an American womani W. M"s sso
~ like baby to bring up ON bottle OF 49, 's.,re cal
older children to board. good home ana uotne' SN'
or add ioss Mrs. BLA Welt. 3ZJ last oOtA-sI
GEAMSTRESS.-By a scamSirC's Wiio. U"V .sw.
= staud, lressmAkug and all Aiuds "i lii I'd, per.
Ing also machine viii out uy the Gy %. M's ca te Ad
,nIurut .ll,e. ,lfy o. county no ol'N'l'n
i,.. N r. Trbuno Uptown 0nlce. l.2}' h,oAd"
WANTED. BY an elderly lady, n 9olSI ra,Iin5
W consideration Of seri,cs; is e9ianS ,'Ae sa.ei
lrserts surctfutcndug cooking, etc. oi station
Young ,hildron and teach them NJ ~. l. hN 49,
tNASu and lRON.-By resPeciaP,ilrr ,lr rs'r ~V.''
w TO go out 0y the Gay. $50 East t''hs'' 'F ' "a
XArAITRESS or HAMBERMAlD oil,,I III ,Ias 'best
W flmiv.-By q competent girl Wins ~ =, th.sl
ctv reference Present cmplo,ets s. ll' i.''' 800
NVET-NURSE.-By nice, icIlap5lr Il.,5rr 70 wei.
w French woman young rh'l ,,-,s a.. .oua1o a"
,lr,.. BOI IuRANp, lUl Wet On -,
WASHING, &c.-By a Re''tt,i lent elnen %
=, ~, wn.Ilne and iioning Ion liNles @ 'i. ma polish
,,d do fau les by the do1enor m3nlN tn ue.est nAa
st, thlicn's c.othcs ia cal O1
IN III supolol S'i H "a ,,ns as new best references
W,. C''oUMACk No. 4ol tast oV'l O."
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
Z lin llrogerlp 0AnIe0.

IEANTED.-A stable with -four to six stalls,
w between }3d AID th-st nd 81 and tthavo-, f,un
oct icr January n ue or for car lio october
l. Aid.tAs with trrms " NJ q" 4. q. Box Loo. CITY.
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