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81. -.sI.efz.zfs1TEIR uINiS rT
~ So OURS FROM NEW.

II rif-
itsS Il o RS FROM NEW ss.Ss-r5N
S-~2N '~A'----YORK TO WHEEL
ISg End PlTrSBURG, via PHILADELPHIA. BALTl
IORE and Quo RAILROAD, Cunt erlsnt, md.-3So
MILES RAILROAD.
To Wrs,cru T'ravecrs!-Grest United States Mail nd
Pz-srng Route Wheeling, Pit.sburS, Cincinnati and
tho South and West
Ps.seogers goine directly through,
Leave NeH-Yofk. iuui ~ LtbeTIys. North River, 81 Il
=. NJ IN the GrcN N,n % Kin
Arrive In Ph.iade pEla = /. ~.
Li-vc PhiaG-lp hlr nj :! VI. aily-a.au Train.
Arrive "a Bhtimore at y N.
i.-nv- Baltimore ~ II y II. by the baltimore an Ohio
&A.fOad 100 miles.
Add arrive at Curibtrl4lH al 5 T. NJ.
Save Cumberland 40 4. NJ by the Nslionsl Road an4
ID lG.eHI Stage Lines aud rive In Wh-eius Puts
tI-gh n-yt evening.
C7r- GHs sscoSD Mail lesves New-York, \. NJ. by
Leave Phi1c-lphiu sundays excepted, IT 2.
N by steamboat, and "A NJ. by ka.rosd, Tor Baltimore
Passengers for riluburg take the splendid new and mo-
hui Steamboats, Brownsville and thereby hAv sony
u miles OF StHging the hole route.
First class Steamboat, leave WGprling and PiuibQs
hourly and Passens-ra a.s forwarded without delay
Nil or Forts IN the South and West Faro
81 10 Ciucnnau.
For through ckeia ny this apply In rhadclp al
the Railroad Oaics of Market ard Eleventh Is,
IS South Thrds and board tmboat Dock 81 hs.
Fars through from Philadelphia Wheeling SIS TO Ph
burg, S2; with the privilege OF stopping Baltimore and
fesuutng pleasure FOR farther Information apply
70 J. l.. SLEaaiER, AgeaL
Railroad Office foot OF Lb-rtyst, at4 NJ and 8! An
A. Adams Cos, No 10 Wa-st a. IL NJ, or City Hotel
Nh 1873 Brad way. uL3, rod
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M. ESITT,

SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL pENTIsr,
ID ESPECIALLY auuguuces 10 The c!tz=as o. otoos-
H Ign vcinity i5sl he op-r-c al Office 81 -
Heary lear A;an,ic-s Brooklyn, where ali operHuol'
r-r.salns mis- profession will be performed Win tacn
csu.ioa u ABILITY and such e,uss Re trusts Will give
s.ii, action snd ensure ps,rcla2e
n 8 Achr having the nerves exposed trested IN
such msnner :, completely the pain sn ~ tee
,Rm- i'm. pr.,e-ve. The tooth my!9 Inn
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ri; ~'aS ssUalMEK ARRANGEMENT. ~,
gssE.;lgsTEvs-rhe New-fefs and Ere Rarosd@
Line. from April lsI until farther nctc-.- @
III daily (Sundsys eN'epeGl between the city Of N-S
YoTs and Mtdielo.a. Goshen, and intermediate places
follows
For Passengers New York Al a NJ. and P T.
Leave 3i!ddelo~n st6t A. NJ. SUD )! Pm.
Fare reduced 81 - to Mddleown-wAy III proporrsa
Breakfast dnaer. supper and beihs can DO had &C he
lESsInbHa-
For FreiSht-Leave NeNs-Ycrk at P NJ.
leave NiijGsto~u al u VI.
The names ccnsgn-e aud uf thS station where
he len must dsActiy marked upon each article shipped
freight not received after ) p NJ. ~ NewYork
Apply 10 J. + CLARKSON, Agent, al Tho Ohce cor-x
.: Duane and Wes. -is
Il. c. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
March 2sth 1916
- Stages run daily from Mddleown. Oh ths srrivioi
the afternoon train, 20 Milford, Csrhondale, RnnestLc,
Moutruse Tow ands, Owsso and West Also 10 mouuce.
TO- Windsor, binghsiu.on Ithaca &c. Agent on board.
nn2Sa M
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GIual 9prlrVs.

'rHE CSDEKstGNEB ha2ins huen du!y appointed
l By he Hon. Frederick Tallired.., Recorder Of the
City " MswYork Trustees y! a. -s,se of George Lock
wood. NONRESIDENT ds'!pr all persona Indebted 10 The
said George Lockwood hrrehy required 10 r-nGrr
account sl debts snd Of money Uwr toy hem
speciivey tn sqd Lockwood, aud ~ Pa. ur sa. Il"
the Trustees and AL persona having la thrif poSsessc
property the gad Lock wood sqJIrri
deliver the the TnsI-rp. before Tho mir
.-uIh day II JuG- th- Office OF Harvey A Weed
Esq No Nzssau-sl In the cisy OF N-wYurE All credit
said Lockwood required 10 deliver lhe'r
.p-cys aud demands The said Trustees NJ the
.ans lin. place Dated NewY April 2I, 1916.
ISAAC V. FOWLER.
ABRAHAM C. DAYTON,
a29 3,v ROSWELL T. RRAINARD.
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Ship Espindola Bars,ow. so days from Liverpool, md9e
Neswith Walsh. 20 passengers. April l6h lat ~ oS
long 81 oS. in with bark Morelsnd Ja
rpac& for LoadoIltook nom aer the captain and
and put them boar; the ship Ashburton hence FOR v
erpool 9th, lat IL "a. long 50, III Sanal struck
aoaek, which carried away creeaei-yar
AIS. lat AZ 90, long Is 80 r ship Atlas supplied with
spar Jury msinnsst Ri inst, lat ~ 81 long as ship
Liverpool hence :os Liverpool Supplied with spars
9Th inst, lat IL u.s. og 81 80 Br ship Erin supplied with
seven spars lth inst IS Is long 80 To- ship Antwerp
took from - passengers and supplied Us With provisions.
and rigging 6;h INST. lat IS 10, Ions So 10, ship Angel
ieue from Amsterdam, supplied US with ropes blocks and
spears.
Swedish ship Ess CcSenls, 81 ds tm Newport. wsles
9e4 chssdrolS coal, TO ORDER.
PrGSsian bark Fortuna Long, IS ds fT Rotterdam St
madder. SC. 10 order.
Brs coraclia (cf por.and) Ti,conb. Is Us IN Marie
Cuba SsS hhds sc ties, ~ bSis nolxsseS AQuicre Gal
way. Len brig Susan Jane StanwoSd, % ana Port
land dg tho American vessel in port ssd on Hat
tstas exehaaSed signals with bark Sarah Hand beaad
South.
Br brig Bilow Beeawith, ds I'm Windsor Ms plaster
70 we.aerspoon Co. 9Th INST CT Eas, end LEX Isl
and, spoke schr Charles CARROLL asSns-,eQues;ca De
Ieparted.
Rig Allen King Manson, a. ds IN, Palermo via CID
raltsr April &c. fiui;. 10 W Lewis.
Bremen Brig Lesnona, GerSen, - 6s I'm Bremen in
ballast: TO oeiricas \ Kruger ls2 passengers
s.hr Milo Keller ds I'M Thcmsstop, nne. master
Schr Sar Appleton. NieSeSson. ds I'm Boston, ntse
to G s. BeIIicS,
saSr Victor. Haile,t ds I'M Boston. ndse to Sssrssw
Lewis. ,,,,,,..,,, ~, :.
sesr Hornet. nn ph,.a mase bound to TAnntoa.
schr Egereme; Sawyer Us fn Machas, Me- humber 70
snow.
schr Boston. ''!nmsSs 10 o'aes.
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q To iadies.-G... COVE confines 10 give advice
az cr-ciGcs Si-h rssr-ci application OF Wafer
Cure n a! diseases G! wJr-a sad entrsn. Der
1sEes - !o-c-G uy7 Sn
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70 Life Insurance.-Part OF capital paid n--in
cssn-aGd securely invested In London.
Part OF capital Invested IN Ne~YOTt In the names OF Lo
cal Bostd nj permanent guaranty fund
Large surplus of premium !aod added 10 the capital
Los.rs promptly paid IN New-York 'rae aYpr0ted BY the
Full power, delegated TO the Local Bosrd; Committee
of which meet Wednesday the SocieS's Office IS
Wa 81 10 decide all questions referred 10 them
dti anouui Of premium loaned 10 lie assured III desir.
ed Tor i've years.
Every Improvement IN the science OF Lie Assurance
adopted IN London will be found 10 by this Institution.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE socI-
ETY., LONDON.
CAPITAL So, 500, 600.
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS
JACOB HARVEY 'GEfcf E &c S ctsiinaa,
JONATHAN GooDHUE, Eiq.
GEORGE BARGLaY, Etq. }NewYorL
SAMUEL s Rowland Esq
GoRHAM A. WORTH, Esq.
SAMUEL NJ FOX, Esq.
W v1s H0 g sr Fi9 ESQ.
SEARS c. WALKER, EIq. Phsdelpb,a.
LOUIS 4 Cooley; E,q.
FOR lh- Uui,-d States and B:i,i,h N A. Colonies
KaARSY R r. ini NJ B. iIo Beeeaer-sr
ALIEN Z HoSACk. N D. lol Frankin-sI
E. ARNoULT, NJ. b. u Franklin a.
THE MERCHANTS s iHSS1 OF NEw.YoRk
SANDING COUNSEL
WILLIAM VAN HOOK. EGG SO Wals-
SOLICITOR.
JOHN HONE Eco II Pine-.i
The follow sToug Tho advantages held By tbs
Institution which Will b. found advantageous The
assured and which ieidom Offered by Life Insurance
Companies viz.
Tne peculiar sdvsn:sges secured assured by The
principle Of the LOAN Department thu. pleading tie utility
u SAVINGS BANK with Life Insurance
The payment OF premiums annually hayearly quarter
~ riouta!y-
No charge for stamp duty.
Thirty dsys allowed after esch payment OF premium be-
comes due, " !LhoGi forfeiture Of policy.
Travelling Leave extensive aud liberal and extra preui-
ihe GosI moderate scale.
Conditions IN h- policy lees orercus the assured hsp
asGH. IN cases ~ Life Assurs:ce- (Se- pamphlet
Toe acTrsL anc DEcLAgEr PROFITS published
s R-pors a1o'cns .ui- for acusious Of the value
OF me bonus IN las lcs.uioD. These PROFITS WILL ~
ea division, be PAID IN CASH II desired.
BEING rNc5NNEcrED WIFE MARINE OR FIRE INSURANCE.
DEFERRED ANNuITIEs.
Parties ir-ue say a. s. years Of age for payable
provision from hat flrd Cor their families for II the, DIE
a'o-e @'atrHs AZ T:pIc;.d age the Office bound 10 pay
t-sisY' - g! ire PAY made ty ;ar assured they
eaa al- i:cc o. ar zine upon such payment
loan igDi - ;h= extern.
Th- General Agent Of TIA Irsctriion Eas ecely return
e fScc Lo9n aud Is pF-pa:e % give every Information
desired IS 70 !ce .sy modes by which Life Insurance
y efcted qDo2 application the Soc=t.s chic. oizc- Y
his ci:y, - Waist
TIE ?Coc respectfully requested % examine the Gi.-
ngai.heE principle. .: a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fraies
-ih-r dsrpuoa OF Prohis-snd aStacil.ea afforded b.
ihssf Loa. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES deciding insure else
where.
Medical Examiner is n r:,-udsnce Ire Office daily
a. !are- o'c!oek ? NJ Fee paid ny lie Society
JACOS Harvey. Chzirran Local Board
j LEANOEa STARR, Grc-rs! agent Eel 2awim
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STATS q BAhKE6,

CLOTHING AND FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No. l7s 6roadpay, directly orpostte Hotpard Hotel
~ m-nt " spring acd summer Goods which they vii!
make ~ 70 6f1er Inc fsshonsbr syes their us1-
a. reasonable prices.
sHlcs-fsand Others cen ne supplied with very SUPERB
que brown and black cloth Dress and
fIocA ooa-. ~ 70 30 W
Ss1o y 'the, Cssnnefe,t Peto Goats 20 10 Y "
I"oedA, Arrbans dc Lan Sack Costs...... 4 81 "
Psn.A Of CaA.il-re, Linen DrillI, &c.. 20 TO
Yeats OF "E!Is Mars Cashmere, Silks 1c. 90 10
Overcca.-s light and beautiful Tweeds, Esxo GoIhn
Gnd Cus<nl-fes, for travelling Overcosx.
AGO. general assorIneni OF furnishing Articles W.
CfsYsis SUCKS Ties Sni Coilsrs Gloves suspendes
sllt and coi.pn Under snirs. &c &c mig SIN
4tbBa aD's fAPEno-bUkNAr nAbCoCh,
No. ~ JohistreeI, offer oT sale iu assortment OF
PspsrS manufactured by the NessrA Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers, blue and white imperial, super Royal
koyai, Ietlum, Denny and Fiat Cap.
Bank Folio Pos, Back Qlarto Post, Exchange Ceo
E1Lfa super Cut Cap ruled and plao
Letter Paper ruled and plain, full assortment
SscSei Posi- Super ana EXILE super.
Tinted Plate Paper; Colored Impensl,.
Soofsd Royals, Lack and thin
20. Medium, 90. do.
Vice Glazed CoOred Mediums, Royals, &c. &C. :,
g. b osye ALSO nant very extensive a'softcn VI
Wrtas Papers, BOOK and New' prE:ng rspei' rae .s
Papers hardware and Wrapping Papers tn1J arc a4'o
fok agent, Of he Ee,:,e,ls PaieEl Gryelop Paper.
Printing Pspe. OF any size and quei.y made 70 ofaei
shnti onycr WI n<Ts'a
a >. JENNINGS having formed co-psrne'shp
W. VIII D. Lancer, late vi HewbufSn, WIZ eouI'Suo
the MATCHMAKING aid uw-y business a. he Old 'tsnq NO
81 Fulon-sI under the nas ard firm Of Jcnpng. Lang
y. B. JEcSISoo'
N.w-York, e.b Nay, lS46l T. D. LANDER,
Jennings Lauder beg 10 INFORM taeir Ifiena' 49, $3.50
public generally that ;hey intend ieepsg on esna a. n1
lofo:e, full assortment Of gold and silver waSne' -
~, siIyerH are fancy articles, &c which ihey onei S' %
90 ~ reasonable terms - any houte u NC cay wv ="
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SECOND BOARD.
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NETWORK.


Ships Montreal. Lathrop Boston. Atkin, & Co; OK
ford, Ieaton, Liverpool, II Marshall.
Bark Beaver Andross, Now Orleans, Durham & Dimon
Briggs Tamp!co, Neasle, Salus la Grande, Peck Van
Beuren Harriet, Brown, Bermuda, w 4 Davenport;
Messenger Mahrus, Labrador, q Il J LauricS.
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NOTICE Is hereby given tina: an attachment IN lhyor OF
George H. Cougar, OF the city VI UTICA Oneida County,
has issued gans The estate ~ Hamilton Ris-y non-
resident denter residing In the State oi nos pursuant
the concerning nonresident debtors which attach
ment WIS granted aud allowed be fhlo Gridey Circuit
Judge VI the 18th Judci6 Circuit and that the estne Will be
sold for in. payment the debts OF the said ts ey unless
he appear and such attachment according 10 law
within months from the FIRST publication OF this notice
and the payment any debts due 10 said Rsey by
this state aud delivery him for his OF
any properly within this State, belonging him, and It-
susfcr OF any property by hlm forbidden By lazy
and are void. MATTESON DOGLrTTLE,
Attorneys FOR attaching creditor. Utica, Oneid COunY.
n.t,d N,h ,Et6 lRtylrn
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0Ec;ai.
LIST OF LETTERS.
.O,rsrp.p rs ras rzlAuss sr nEel4L APPOINTMENT

ia dAd be u G-staeT enacted
Ard ali sdyeri.ecats made under the orders OF the Posi-
mater General, IN newspaper ucwspspert OF eteiI
,rcsed for Post Office, shall he inserted u lie pzer
or papers, OF the Iovn place where The cce advertising
r.ay 30 situated, kGrtne tx Lar CERT eucstGtien-
!Tsp Pef, O6Ioe Lr-p, passed .iaTeh 3, ls45-
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GEORGE M. BERTRAM.

MERCHANT TAILOR
Az BROADWAY, 81 door above 3rand-st bess leave
9OI 20 inform his friends and the public In genrra thai
be has usS opened ths above win entire socl
OF goods carefully selected from the la,e importaobs AID
meru;hctu and Is adding his stock daily which be
Will Make up Ia uperor style and cheap Do llI
rsned ~ ATTY other ESTABLISHING In the City for caah
Fine C.oin Dress and Frcck Costn, of any color
from ............................. to0
Fine Cloth and Cashmere Panic, any color OF
pattern, noEI..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TO
fine Vest any paslr lyle ......-...... To -
Price for Making and Trimming
Ores, and Frock Coats. from. IS 10 10
- Thin, a." ................... 2to
Pants and Vests, =" ............ ......l so IL 20
81 hs. had expetrnce cutting for the last 10 yeas
In Ihs City snd IA we'll acquainted with all the various styles
required In The urIEes snd will turn bis whole
;enIipn 70 furnish garments suit the OF those who
nsy iaV0r nm with call AL garments erraned 10 81 OF
money returned.
o. complete sui. be furnished stany time within
q hours aigsr II /. Ordered. my6 lmeod'
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b - " " -
BonuGy. Mrs e
Bors., Thec,a
Borlaud. I-lbsila Il
Roore, Ch,hsrine
Brown, M's Anorew d
Brewer, Mary A
Brown, Jsoe Maria
Eur, Margaret A
Rurn.s. Mrs Elizabeth
Byrue, Rose
ButtorneT. Catherine
Craae, Caroline
Carson Margaret
Cald well. Ellen
Csyapsgh, Anne
Csvspsgh, EIiz ,beih
Csstenderick. Mrs. c
Crsfi, Mrs Eiz.
Cas,nIng, Miss Eliza
Chapman, Mfs ( Cherry'si)
ClarEe, Augusta
Cahill, Juii4 NJ
Cahill. Mary
Carr, Miss
Calhoun, Harriet NJ
Cforniey, Eleanor
Crom veil. Mrs Hester
Crouron. E!izs
Colgln, Elizabeth
Coos, Hsrrtet
Crouihe.s, Mrs
Cox, Mrs Hrrrie. r
Coam, M ia Mary Ann
Cor~in, Eliza
Cooper, Mrs : A
COOK, Sarah W.
Concklin. Mrs Matilda
CulbertCn, Mrs Isabella
Curtis, Sarah J
Cutler, Ciarinds-2
Clymer, Mrs. A
CuGe, Mrs Wealthy A
Davis, Mrs Cethnrine
Davenport, Ciari'sa
DscoT,e, Mrs s
Darling, Miss & E
Drake, Miss Julia K
Davis, Mary J
Davis, Miss Charlotte
Dcburges, Miss c
Dessy. Jane
Dr!scv, Miss Florsnce
De!ong, Mrs
DinoEd, z icis
Dickson, Mary An1
Donauphy. Bidy
Donne,iy, Mary
Doren, Mary
DooiitIle Lucy II
Dalton, 3 'idg-t
Dudley, Mrs NJ A
Devin-, Mrs J
ltnrl, Eliza =
Easton, Mis ID
Ellis, Miss Almarihh
Eastman. .,iss Abby
Ellison. EVA
Eysmsn, SusHnHs
Edrall. Miss Julia
Eden. Miss May Ann
Feathersitne, Anne
Farrell. Bridget
Fannen, Mis-. Cathsrine
Ft-rklin. Lady
Finly, Margret
Finisau, Ro,e
Fuller. R-becca
Fox, Catherine
Fn.t-r Lydis
Galway. l,lnry
Gates. MIS- Francis
Cannon. Mary
Gardiner. hirs Robert
Gruna,n, Charlotte +
Gardiner. Mis- Jane
Graham Mis-, G,rttuds NJ
a,.yorv Hannah
Gsts,c sarah Med
Cream Mia Mnr,nre,,a
G,e,tofex. Mira Henry w
Green. Mfs NC
Griffith. Alice
Griffith, Miss Arabella w
Giichrist. Miss Rosenah
Gl!leii, Miss 7 G
Godfrr. Mary A
Gormly, Catherine
Gorhain. Miss Ffsucis NJ
Hall, Mrs M \
H.l-y, Mlos El!zssnna
Hall. MIRO
HAYES, Ms,gret
H,ilock, Miss A l. Sarah
Ravens, Nancy
Hart, Ann
Hamilton, Mrs Z NJ
H-lepbshe. Elizabeth
Hamilton, Mrs
Harrington, Ellen
ii.stsnd, Mary Ann
Hill, Margaret
Hopkins, Jane
Nowland, Louisa
Hollhhan. Mrs Mary
Hnurd. Eliza Ann
Uooper hiraMstildaA
Honsjn' Mrs Auru,,s
How Mir. Fl,Lsbelh r
Holmes. MrsAR
How. Ch.,linnF
Unrlburl MARY
Hubble. Mrs Sarah
Huntly, Anna
Hunter, Matilda
Hughes, Ann
Hutchipes Rachel
INer., Nary
Jackson, Maria
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, May 90.
Our nrmy-or rather our wing of The Democratic
army, swearing terribly In Flanders the rejection Of
Henry Horn. The say the action Of the recusant
Senate will ;iss up in judgment agninstt. H. ho-yever
thcy should say Mr. Horn would himself rise against
defeat they would have old endorsement to sustain
them In the fact that
Horn ushrd TO earth, again will rise;
For JGckson says Horn never lle,,
Mr Horn has fallen victim TO the slow poson OF dem
sgog,.ism-hc dragged the boz. himself, and has had TO
cua It. lie has teen most vocferous In his acclamAtons
against banks aud the money power. at tie very Tine he
has been conivng the existence and rccharter OF the
- souless things lie rowed one way for popularity and
looked the other for his private interests His fate is II
warning to politicians. for rs In that connection alone
that the Senate could have rejected him. lie unexcop-
tionabe II man, and has made very good Collector
The factions bsy engaged In pushing their favor
ties for the office. think place my finger on the
successful one and win do So in day or wothe Great
Rrains news Is upon this afternoon, and my letter
must be brief.
w a. Myers fireman on the Reading Road,
was seriously 1t is hoped fatally injured yesterday
by falling under the traID
An advance of fifty cents ton for coal Is advertised TO
take effect next Monday.
A new public house is announced here OH The New
York plan" am pleased 10 know that tho New-iork
plan is TO close. not open grosgeres, except In your City
where the soul Is sold for votes and rsery restitution and
the squad trains OF nempcrance made elcctoneerng
agents!
Mr. George Gordon OF the Anti Corn Law League, an
To speak 1.-The truth.-tho whole truth and nothing but
tho truth docs always meet encouragement even in
Courts NJ Justice. Ayoupg man yesterday. 10 screen
friend trial for forncaton, admitted that he had him.
SELF been criminal with the prosecutrix, he was trans
fcrred from the witness stand to tho bar.
There has been decision yet on the motion for
trial for the mptlnees OF the Cactus The case is still un
dor Argument.
Tho Stock Board was rather nrmcr to-day, but no
serial variation In prices.
All business dull have not been out since the foreign
received to know Its effect IL any.
Tx INDIANS OF TExAs-G. W. Kendall writes
from the camp of the Indian Commissioners, on the
Brazos River. under date of May sth that the great
Indian Treaty would probably be formed on the fol
lowing week. There was good reason to believe
that the Camanches would be well represented in
Council. Many of the more noted Chiefs paid an
early visit 10 the quarters of Gov Butler, who had
been very unwe for several weeks, but was slow
ly recovering. While there they had Il smoke and
short talk. appeared friendly enough, and after the
visit was over. staked quietly off to their querters
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ID FAlih EkS' attention is Co led 10 good asd
productive farm Of ~ scTrs. sItuated 10 Yorkpwn
We.,ches'rr county, about one mi south " The Gro
ton dan aboal well umhered the meadow md
pdw land; lhs prvuises good hous- aud ba'n lso
LIVING spring Of hns water the farm 10 generally well
wsteced Il viii be SOLD nafgsin applied TOO soou sut
Two thirds OF the purchase money remain mortgage
For farther particulars inquire OF
ANATOMY j. BLEECKER, Auctoreer
rrye9 Wv Bro.d.si
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Ysc! @state.

- TO LET-For year, or during The sun,osr -
- .'n. !s-ze House, pe1santy situated a, Roeii
Lake si1-, together with lhs furniture II de.i,S
gsulemsn aud u ali Of business In tho ety. M. " To
desirable > frsf residences The srr-r - -
oS to2r uu'e- : Sea =; Rocklsnd LSse landing gcsss
teLmin< 10 and itoE tbs Cav OF N-w-fck App,Y, u
AIS s.aiu SrEPuENS R.clf.nnYrO
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sfSs NuTlGE--s 3AkG.aiN.-A ColG.fy Seal Az
~ ESru FOR sHl-, The vii re Of Somerv.s Soma,
~; 10. Ne~)srsey Said sSru consists OF leS ..re,
OF Land ,, " wbch is wood. The buildings ara al ra,,
md bulk within yeSrsuoCss snt Sam both acc b,
dsyI' wo-S ard Of ;hs best material The House bull,
the cottage style 81 by S e front hal terou esr,--
psrlOTs ISasd with marble msn.es ptaEz. - feet q .,
si l. feet down each sdsiogelher with snObservs.oyo On
Top Of eait House atofy kitchen in the and a..
l4T cder The Whole Of :he building with psnt-s
ell Ia ged k0u. IN the best The Ssrn 50 f.,
long and painI-i whit--CArTsse House Ice House. &c
Also, great variety 0! FuI % all descrpdons-:esee-
with quantity OF shuihhery
Che premises lie within four huadrei yarts OF the coQprr
Seal and about quarter ot miles Cd the Railroad II,
place ahoa TWO hours and hall from the c;iy. For an,
Their particulars Inquire OF HARRINGTON BARCAL0W
la the viiisg. OF Snmetvle. n. } ~ th-d
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=, HEifIFt;S SAL + BY viruIu Of VG u. ter f-cl4s
- directed and d-iveTej, will 20 sale On
Monday, 9th day of July next, =; Il O'Clock. NJ. at
the ve,inue OF tn City Hal OF the City Of Nrw-fors al
the sh lille and interest OF Thomas X. Keiinger " bic
no hsd The fifth day Of January one Thousand eight
hundred and urtyuix any Ims afterwards OF in and
Ihr Tenth Ward OF the City of Nrw.YOrs, known aud
distn sui.hed in certain map Tsde OF block oil ground
belonging Henry Aston dated Inc 9h March, 1912, by
Stephen Ludlum ale Ciy Surveyor by number thirty
one, No 3lJ dstsn, forty feet BiGe ncss north
westerly from Es.ex'ree bounded IN front
hy Dtanc-y street, north estery In the by lol humber
twrntyeight no % south s6s-ry by UI Lumber thirty
mo SO) aud norh-weselIy by lot number hioty-wo tSo
32 conglrg In breadth ia front and each twenty
one feet len inches half OF inch snd In engb
each eide hundred feet together with the teremen
here dacns appurt-nspc-. thereuBtr b-oDgD In
any wise ApperLAining WILLIAM JONES, SbsriL.
FREDERICK l.. VULTE, Deputy Sheriff.
D.ted New York. Nay 3 1916 rny23 law6wtis