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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19
EAST BROADWAY and DRY DOCK RAIL-
RO1D COMPANY.

rbe ,,reat GOODNESS the below.zero-ism. with which
the East broadway and Dry Railroad Company extended
their tracks from Annst daVOnay Broadyay TO fu
,on t attracted AZ the time almost universal attention Of
our citizens The thing done so skiuy 80 neeepiaDy
the Company had such sublime regard Tor iho business 0 e
street such serupcs had they in regard 10 block
ing trade that they actually refused to extend
their tracks business day and chose SUNDAY Corporations
have 10 souls say but the unseh6 golden rule
duct of the East Broadway and Dry Dock Railroad company
this occasion sufficiently proves the contrary some people
would persist asserting that the Company extended their
tracks ON sunday 20 avoid Injunction but prefer
believe that they thu, them O avoid nurng The bs
Of their neghbos Some people would assert that The
company shoclnry violated al prolucy laying their tracks
day sacred many thousands Of orr cns but these
forget that the company eOqueny pleaded the hw Of Necessity
And now witness the magnaumiiy OF the Company They
surely could be expected to orcce that the Isaseoi their
through Broadway wonld almost contnui} block mp me
street The Directors have little Of the g " prophe and
tov did not thus iorsec Nevertheless the rails dd block
travel aud thai beyond precedent The Directors ong waited
ONLY heard few thousand ots cyccd 20 ilen,
before They Oh this 30 soon a' hey saw ihy were m
nc trade they ordered The rails taken up Those rails we're
fakenup yesterday and Broadway relieved while each ID
rector col The East Broadway and Dry Dock Company fees
frcc0 So and act f1r the sod OF tic whole community 10
be sur, the CORPORATION Counsel bad vtcn opinion TINT
Rad declared opinion % De- lie INTO t own hlt ttea these
ucgc published TOO recently 70 render % probable fl DE COM
The E,, E-5advuy aud Dry Dock Railroad Company seem
10 have stumbled wioa very GWounpNe way 'i u'hI i-i
ness ~ course the Directors aNeat time go rnt r" ea,'r
given them y 'he IeEa'ucth'ir Tine 200 HcI tlf'7
ui n wing rails 0oulc one Who pfei'ld' 90 '' r'I %
%" Company and Who Knows ''e Directors h'frhi hl n'
10 read ile charter has advised tr1 ip i-j i- t-"-rn
CoIumb1-, hum E1T Houston 20 Grand ald .a' save ''
Dslrr7ahe jouH'y dlNn through 'ltr. o. H.'i .'
many heavy ariurns ihe products % NhIcA slrl a' tt
ua,se, Of non often d'.in ir cara lhe '"i amy 'ne POO
arNher Wtcrf!f way u"" ,'f i"iat f.tpH .H'.t t'''H
hem, have ay begun 20 Dig rif through t'a-1.a %
This IS ole OF Pc uo, pcar tat nFf Paved ". ~
section OF ilc Dt', nii tlr residents 'h f.} '" i"i
huns. As 4lds o. %. company We ia,r made thorough A
animation Of of ttc charter y'n 'i' J 'le ir-''- a,d
,hc Directors tht DO s1 charter rir rrm 'o
E-tof sty nrel GOWN a,L '.e il'i 1870. i'ni ana
Dry Docs ,'opc have shYun il,r'i's great 90 h"at.tt.
and Sc believe they Nl slow ffrr.'rs tl..] fr'if n
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UHaRvEs AND PIERS OF xEWYoRK.


FINAL MEETING or The SENATE COMMITTEE
The Senate Committee on the Whayes and PleTs
Of View yo. and PYoolyn tie City Hail. Brooklyn On
SATURDAY, att o,lock ?. Senator PTson oeepl@d tle
chair and in few Introductory remarks stated the reasons for
the ,otept Of such and the objects proposed 10
he ac,mpshed by Brooklyn the Senator thought was
poIt OF New York and their interests we're common TOR
this reason the present meeting was held IN ode mat e
ncht 10 free =, preston Of opinion the part OF tie citizens
of Brooklvu urOn The subject under consideration
e close of senator Persons remarks Mayor B0oh Nts
introduced AFTER On expression on thanks ne bta si,S
many oihc felt that the community were suffering from e
want of sufficient dock privileges In conclusion he sai a
the corporation Counsel would explain the matter more
Mr. johD g. Schumacher Corporation Counsel then hos uu
nole ome He rerred 10 the fact that there Nce
oy two public docks in Brooklyn and those two were 20 ne
Fasern District the time when Brooklyn and Williams
hnrcb were united The chief trouble the opposition OF
nerty oW ners persisted in excluding the pubic Ion
Inc water In concluding he spoke OF pan-pesenteu
10 the last Legislature and rejected by themicr
new street with, outside o. the bmKhead hpc ho
hoped 10 this act yet carried through ~,
VMr s. r. Stranahan appeared for the wharf owners MS
statements went 20 show that the P1vate owners OF
had made various aud repeated eiorN 10 get inc ,o
wharfage increased but had failed almost entirely To DC sure
very small increase had been made but nothing IN copal
son with should be- The increased rates oil le
not adequate the time and at the present were actnh
and closed stating he had doubt New ORR hhd
Brooky would receive just treatment RON 'he hahu' " ~
Commission -, -, ,,d no
regulated by public authority. The Common Council were
unit regulate this question and Commission shouiu w
Mr. Hughes spoke in of Accumulation, and hoped
something would be done give Brooklyn increased ibes
on the front Of the city No captain "0uu ue AZ
present time a cargo for Brooklyn ooause ne couu nnu ho
place 10 land IT, NJ, - OIL.
Kelsey Sllimnn Robinson, and the Hon H. e. Murphy ater
which the Committee adjourned
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paSSrvcrPS iRRJYED.

FROM SAvANNAH-Noy. lT-ln Steamship rgo Ars r Haft
B. Btrke J. Thomas. Jas. A. Thomas, Mis- Emme men, >
WHEEL : B. Hi.ht T.. A. seLhu. g. Authel.r John a..on
G.o sL.are. Miss T. Hart r. Fogarty and wife Mrs. j. Ihom
Henry Thomas sud Mrs u. Mirlel Miss Mary end geo
Mrrsn o. y. Hgginbotiom, Charles jenkins Mr. hsll W.
ipcornbe Mr. and Mf 1appe Il. Deemyr y r. EDosshAiat
Iuah Gallon r. OTrei CT,
EROW NFW ORLE ANS-Noy FIN Steamship fung Shney-
H. Gibson ". Bell 4. MAofn Wm. NJ lIeaey > beTseT u y
Rouson adv two and L. Reynolds = L. Laaoee
n n stewart aud sdy Mics stewart Miss g. Mcbride, {. L. John
son NJ. d. Timp,ey, l.. Psniroid : NJ Williams
FROM LIVERPOOL AND OF EENsIONN Nov. H. Ia steam
hip City OF Bo.,onC D. Lamb T. D. Taylor j. NJ iifgn' r.
Cnflop Mr. Wooey. Mr. Wyatt and ady Joseph Taylor r. ~
Iaverty " j. Linton Mr. Promes Mrs Hunt and child hs
Sweeney DR. Beck lady child snd nurse Miss Jordan hey u
kn,up Isly and two children. hiss r. Hnchey, T. Csshe Mis-
Cah Mr sawyer sdy children and Miss sawyer Mr
M.rf and adv Miss r. Smith. Miss H. smith. I gregory ion
children and Miss T.. Fly 't.s NJ A. by slI' hoie
ooo ST. Jordan and lady A Krk Rev L. T. burchank' AdY
tbr-. CHILDREN aud nurse Mr Fills r. C. Campbell VI. Power Miss
r. Wnshton D. Miles. n. J. Gnswel W. Ferguson. n n John
on. Mr Sumner and children I. A. Nelson r. y fed p
w Ach. lady and daughter M MosrI Capt lnfei Dr. blf
Nh Tousd-u and lady. 49,
from NFNORLFANS Nov lin steamship lMoTerey-Geo
b. Cover Mr. Covsf and children Miss Colvrt samuel No
FROM NEN.ORLEANS, Nov. ls-in steamship hsyHns-C H.
Bass p Bor;e V. kupp. Mahoney, Mrs Merrill NJ and Ms
Hanlon ID. Dalton, ChaL Elei, C. sehanef H. II A"eu =
W. Ahfou, Capt Nestron, n. L. Rose.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Guf City Stewart Mobile Nov With cotton &c. 70
saith Dunuing
pss. Livingston tot Go. . -, =, Ill, l..
Ssm.hip Havana whm,n Neworean'i Nov H. with md'e'
p.ss o G. r. Garrison
Ship Arnold Bonassr (Pu.s Seenken, Rotterdam 20 dAJ'
Nth und.e and PISS. Charles LuiuE Co. 80
Oe.rchs 4 Go. .,..-, ~, =
Edward Hinckeu (o yarmouth 81 Fletcher buo Eng
% DAYS with iron % Boyd Hincken. 81. -,-
LuceY t London Wade Macao June 10 and A'eeno
Oct. 4 with Iadse TO Everett Co. -. o.,
Yumuh lo Na',au Johnson, sigua la Grsnde days win
60 NaYiel 60. A..
bars John Tacf, Brem Hoe, Newcastle, Eng. with mde to
master. I'll. -, a..
Fnnoh. Meiuckr Wendt . o., -.
Enesl 81, ..s,A
Big John van ts HafIl AsIander Cenaeso' - days Win
mola,ss, 20 Fowler iowa A,
Bur Day.pns lot Windsor. n. Fsulkn.r Pence r. H. ~
a,,. win .uxsr ard moAs.s J. y. Whitney Co. .
buk Bermuds Richardson. CieniueEo' 10 dy WIZ
.ugar and nolssscs 60 roekerk Lshtboutn,
sehr Willie Dill FarOw. Cabsnne, Cuba, days. with sugar 70
Thomss { Holmes.
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FRAUDS CPON THE REYENUE.

ALLEGED HEAVY FRAUDS ~ The BROOKLYN DISTRICT.
There has been considerable talk in Brooklyn for
some time past among those supposed TO be posted" TO The
effect thai the Government being defrauded a large
nmont by tie daOn Of liquors upon which ta1-Or
least not the legitimate aXwas paid Less than month
since one trm compromised with the Commissioners by the
uaymcut Of some SlJ0.OO back taxes
On saturday last the matter came before the public again 10
slightly different form II seems that the disiieTs with the
ea of cysding laws have taken the manufacture Of
burning Aud "a compound made up Of about 20 per Of
sprts mud a small amount OF urEenae, EASILY removed by
Prom all the evidence that be gathered, the dstes
have placed under contribution by certain operator
who las until recently by means other managed 10
keeep them free from Government interference.
There seems however 70 have been fuss in the family
and few DAYS three prominent distieries
seized This brought matters 70 crisis and The operator IN
question was saturday brought before the United States
authorities and after short examination released
5000 bail
rife case will he further investigated TO-DAY before the
United STATES Commissioners
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pISSrNGERS S1LLED.

poV NTVIORLEtNs Nov FIN Steamship Gen Gr'nt-Nrs.
Afnt Cil Mr. Loimln and infant ls NJ Baker Miss LOUISA
Mrs. Chase, lls julia Tucker ana seIFn
NJ lr llrker Mics Mary A. ON- Miss c. BierengeI G. W.
,gd " s Auoph Ssf-fhsd. william Ptman. Sarah Pnan
Adams Miss Maggie ne 10 MIs f-icis Aiu GNU '
R..c. s ana Miss Jenny Lee. d, -, .,. a..
son CuARLEsION Nov FIN steamship Quaker Cty- Chas
Isstv a.; H. Uopporl r. y. BslrIus Tho sddCus, Dr. y-
L ~ LoynIrs J H-asy. q. Marin Arthur John.,on Ms
Rive l. Helen Smith, Mr.. Moran ss MOI
san D Whit. stephen Denton, j. e. harwel Mss,sf iho a.
tarinst0n ". z. Carrg,on lr y X Niid'to MISS
m middleton Miss Annie Middleton. Mics p. w. Middleton Master
MIlston Mos " Mndlton Mrs. Morrow and danshef Mss
prs Bnrres Mr. Hall r. Z fOfesou, W ". belve Miss =
Holden " :. Adams. Mrs w. adams Miss VI r. oAl~, ~
Wetb : Bird d. Joseph Allen. Nss Buicku-yeT and sTI'
pr H. Sbeostd Mn. BriIard aud chile Mr. Whwel and
two l6rrn Mi.s Huntington Mrs.. q. H. and family George
~ R6blirs Mf, O.. r. Hsyward and motaes, John smith
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A BAcKSLLDER RECLAIMED.

To hs Editor Of TAs ~ y. Tribune
SIR; An amusing scene occurred at the Free Meth
odist Church in village Sunday last Uncle j., life
long adnirer Of W. and whal an ardent worshper yer,
naturally broke away rom the Republicans last Spring with
W. and report has i that he used very snbNdndi arguments
10 favor OF Ny Policy during the recent canvass AZ any
rate he felt constrained TO make confession Of bis pohca
misconduct and alter asking the brethren forgive and pray
for him. bat down Wheeupon young lady struck up h'
hymn beginning
Show pity, Lord Oh Lord fosvei
Let repeating Rebel i've
The whole congregation joined md You imagine the 81
feet o. D.
Belmont " j., Nov. 49, 1895.
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CITY NEWS

PIRsoSAL.-Gen. j. b. Hood who commanded At
lalia the time Of Its capture by Gen Sherman at the
southern Hotel Gen Sieednan Of Ohio lis also at the
Southern NJ Deosse oil The Belgian Legation Is at the Be
wont Uolsc; Gen John A. Logan Illinois Gen Kane Penn
s.ai.a Ge. INV fenberton, Richmond The Hon. Bran
Sb,, Rochester ti' Hon. L. Taylor Ohio and The Hon
D. tura Augusta Ca Ner'tts - N..tc.a' Hotel. G'n
.. oh. a.. ia- ''. sd roJa+, ft,ie I,.r5ual.. u.
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IAnnounceinenis.l
4 FLorRIsnlNG RRAL EsrArR AeEYCY. -Our adver.

y FLOURISUING REAL ESTATE hbENNl' ~
ng columns bear conclusive evidence the extent aud var
ey Of business Of Mr. j. French real estate agent NO 81
his adyeItements refer 20 more tan h'e ou
dollars worth propertya fact which sshcs TO tbe commence
entertained this gentleman by those having houses or uds 20
The his hands dspoae lease as the case
be-compise only on oil the fashionable sees
CITY others avenues Wneie he
prices suited moderate Means
Boston
% The nest hrasins with any DESTROYS Of leasing purchasing
delngs M French accommodating ssagaeous snd th
IN ma courtesy and hrewdnes his business has assumed ~
present Outside the city s mas
housrots and houses amounting IN the whoe "th
b The limit, Of Boston hundred IN number
Operations furnish the cearst proof Of the
and Judgment gentleman stands the foremost an he
real STATE business community Boston Transcript
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RrsINRss IN THE COrRTs.


U. s. CIRCUIT CoURr-BEFoRE JUDGE SAALLEY
yoA COUNSEL FEEs--HKAvI NEKDcTfhouas A. Jencke, .g
Gotham Abbott In ti. previously reported and 10 which
plaintiff about $1,000 o srged professional evice
10 defendant the jury found for plaintiff s.eIns bis e,u q
counsel for defendant the Court ordered thai
proceedings stsyd for % enable de
bill OF exceptions and Tor 20 days LONGER
enable plaintiff and amendments thereto and
case prepared and leave hereby granted the defend
bill exception he shall desire do
Before and snALLHrlhrcArIos IN CONTACTS
The Precedent Gc ofThe Delaware and Hudson Cana Co g TIE
Pnuy ON this reported In Saturdays THBpNs
argument finished by Mr. UCOnnOf Tor PLAINTIFF and Mea
southayd defendants Tho Court then took tho
papers aud reserved ts decision.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COCRT-Before Judge SNIP
s,N.-EIcxPrtoxs TO COMMISSIONERS HHPeKr.-Wm. G. Hsz
gsrty al al. Edward NJ Robinson snd claimants Edward NJ
NJ Robinson claimants a the steamer VIM H. NobbIhete
exceptions report Commissioners In the above suits
ground interested party The
called their the casndar hearing
ordered peadngs D. d. Lord argued behalf Of the
claim ants In the and fbe brnt The second
Charles Jones behs te bens the hft cause aud
claimants IN the second The Court ordered that the
eepons to the Commissioners report IN each OF The aooys entt ed
be oveued sErlLED the case OF Henry d. Brook
ss the ,ieauus stsvrn, aud the barge Hannibal
was had by cohssnt OF counsel - -
SUPREME COURT CIRcUIr.-Beore Dir. Justice MOL
LKx brosdhead as samL Ten Eyok Il airia by The Court
Judgment Tor plaintiff S211l &c. samuel Pike e. al sgt Dmon
steinrIA-I by the C0uTtudgmsnt fr plAinln hlbI o.
Frane, II Wills a Gabrs Msyer-Tskta from tbs jury BY the
Court and decision reversed John Trehor at chnss worms
Th. by the Court-JudEmsHt for pl,iuth 1901 81. "a
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CIVIL COURTS.

sUpERI0g COURT-CHsNBrRS-Nov. T-feiore justice
MoyILL
ALLEGED PROCUREMENT OF A LOAN oSDhh FAbSL
PRETENSEs.
Deph A. Sprague e al at. George Raphael ,
The allegations in the plaintiffs compliant are that
- In - ,bey loaned 70 tho defendant g 900 taking
security crttoaies shares in the Coeheeo
No Conmv Of Boston the defendant alleging that snd Ger
tieaes wfe the property Of named Hudson Tor whom
no was NEGOTIATING the The cerhcates were sem o ire
plaintiff. Boston for the purpose OF having ihe t'9eh
ered 20 hem when they we're peyned by the admnistra
,r of the eknap estate as being portion OF me assets s
alleged tint Hudson received the ceruhehes rum
administrfor OF The estate who had been removed
An orde Of arrest against the Defendant was ouulnu on @
Ground int be wns aware the time the loan was made mat
The certificates rghtuy belonged 10 me Bekhap estate anu
o that he dividends were collected Ivy the administrator
under qder of Court The case was hehu S mofhhB VI
a motion O commit the defendant under the order
The deendsnt denies all knOvedge Of the iaets eees
en as r,nrs the negotiation Of the loan which he admits
and contnds that believed the stock TO DC the properly vi
Hudson. -. I'd, =, =, o.. a.. ,oso,Ior,
Charlie II Smith for plaintiff " Cooper lor deendanI
SPECIAL TERs-Beore Justice MoNLL-
DECISIONS.
Samue Scott ACT Aug BssellOr,er TO show cause as
charged md motion for attachment denied valentine Sches
fer agt l'has Feiiss; Abrsm Regina agt WIN. X kg6si
Francis b Hayermeyer agt And Webb Motions granted
Before RoBEgIsOS and MCNEIL ). u.
JosephHoward jr ag Jno NJ. Freeman-Appea Ishlhseu
with sO.o-ts Samuel Barney ogt j. X Mhrtln-OTder APP
peaed finn reserved and motion TO discharge order oil e'
granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19

DIED IN A STATION House. -Early yesterday morn
ing Officer Kelly of the Sixth Precinct found Daniel OBren
native Of Ireland residing No "a Muberyst lying in the
rear yard No 10 street grossly intoxicated he was
conveyed 20 the station house Worht and locked up IN
cell AZ o'clock he found lying dead IN MS cen
past the deceased has been OF exceedingly n
perate habs supposed have died from inemprance
and exposure Coroner Cover notified TO hold an inquest
on the body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19

FATAL ACCIDENT ON SHIPBoARD-DEATH OF the
crxrs.,. or LouIsIANA-Whle the steamship Periere
ON ber uav from Havre 10 this port, the 3st ut, the
vev Rev Etenne Rousslon, VcarGeneral OF the Roman
aSoe church the State of Louisiana who was passs
Ger ON hoard the vessel while going ON deck spped anu
backward down companion way receiving severe n9e
Tho injured man placed under the care OF the
nv homes had been fractured On the arrival OF the steansmP
a. his MOTT on the ns the injured man was eonfeye4 70
- Vcnts Hospital where IL found that IN the ia ne
bol sustained fracture Of the neck Of the LEFT thigh bone ne
continued 10 fail and Friday last died On saturday COr
or Nanmann held an inquest the body and verdict OF
OCCIDENTAL death was rendered by the jury Deceased was .
ave OF Leon France aged 60 years The remains VIII Do
takon TO New.Crleans for interment
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SERIOUS unAreE AGAINST THE BELLEVUE HOSPITAL

st.RGroxs.-Yesterday morning Capt Cameron OF the
Eighteenth Precinct made the following report TO the ONCE
Inspector at Police Headquarters Charles kter agee 20
rwenty thdst yesterday morning had bis night hand nearly
cut oil by circular Officer Bruder convened MN 10
bellevue Hospital where he waited 30 minutes for sur
reon As none appeared attend the patient Che bleeding
nearly 10 DEATH Be left the hospital and made his way 70 10
Ice Srgeon Kimbas residence in East Nneteenthst where
his hand was amputatedland dressed by that surgeon
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STrnRmATE'S COURT-Noy. l7-Before Surrogate TUCKER
The Wills of the following deceased persons have
admitted probate during the past week; ~ l. Stei
wagon Richard Smith, Dorothea \. l.. Wolfe. Iemul 6
Evans Lucy Embury John B Bassing Isabella H. BANKS
Charloe L. Banks Jane NJ. Hubbe1 Martha Straton ana
John A. luqueir. $3.50,
etfeof administration have been granted the estates OF
the following deceased persons Elizabeth Tnrler EIaDeth
Housey Sarah Hen, Mary McCann. William Biggan fanhy
Wcrcrs Theresa Wa.uirc Edmund Throckmoon John Cor
coran Frederick Mass William Newman, Russell H. Neal
Jacob Shreber Isabella Williams Alfred Jug Morris SchIlg
Emil Duprp James Durncy Alexander Ncwhnds, Bridget
tialagr John Desmond George koburger Louisa McNeii
John wiring John II. Bonner, Owen Mnddgnn Joseph Hod-
rnrtl Judith RYAN and Cornelius Rodger
Letters of guardianship have been granted TO Patrick Bdse
gnrdu Of Ann Blake Joseph DelaYante 6iaI Al ol J9a
Plutietf James Duify guardian Of Mary A. Duffy; Ber
narl MKennn guardian Of Margaret and Mary OBnen ana
Kate OIiricn Wm. Fscheman, Guardian Of Anna - ba,'
Sualey guardian OF CathnrEe Wager Andrew sophia john
and Ilrlry wager.
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The INvEsTIGATIOE INTO THE AFFAIRS OF THE
STREET DEPARTMENT il understood that james K Whiting
appointed by Gov Fenton investigate into the charges o
corruption In the Street Department Saturday made app
cation the Supreme Court Judges for permission 10 use one
OF the court rooms in which conduct said investigation IL
was also understood that Mr. Writings request granted
and that the yesgaon would commence at o'clock II al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19
A CIPD To THE PHI IC-A Question Answered

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC-A Question Answered.
N Why that those large store. in the Cooper ntate
the corner crowded from morning TIL nga with
cns,oner 10 The no small cbgn would be rival entertainments
Who cannot undertand why these things are 90 = . .
II because the truly large and stock hrs HONE
Furnishing Goods China Glass Silver lated Ware, Tab Gallery
and Cooking Utenses contained mas been purchased WI" tie
rsa udzment e1pefiencsand exclusively or cash.
This why all 6rstcass good. sold at this e.'Soshmi
other house In the city and the p1bb, d
the fsct, 90 there buy " That's what's the matter go
EDWARD d. BASSFORDS Great Houssk-spers bszsu CbEs,
Glass and Crockery Emporium, Cooper Institute building
Sign Of the Golden Ke,te-corner store
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AZ the Fifth Avenue HOTEL the Hon Iadue Little fais
and Linton Stephens Georgia at the Metropolitan hotel
Caleb Cushiuc washngton and G. w Back chemng are al
ite Astor Houfe.
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CHRISTMAS Music. Christmas Engravlnrs, Christ
ma Stories and other Chr,ima Novelties in the Decrnter No Of
DguoREsrs MoSrnLY AAsAESI, now ready single p male
're,t WEAKLY beanp premium No AZ broa"'y ~ l.
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cARp FROM srrprrn Ii. ERAxcH.

10 tae Ed,Let u Tie " u TobvaG
SIR I'm a candidate for Controller, and ttlli de-
rlud Oh he candidates GA The STAMP sandy tie
4eor which Of ~ VIII steal tc least 1d tla make lc1 III
msttscr .Jny satsT
.4 tle oIsl
.Y..f |tft TDt Ipt 4 Uftf.l 60.
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Com LEFT. and many oil

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Az IrEI roE THE PooE-Ibe old Information s,.ll
talls good th, two g ,is,e r.ckacl,- q Ir,tkca rcas
'tItf .}o 81, i,d .' O. I 10 .-,b la,i 20 b'eI tt,
81.
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JULIUS IVES CO., No. - Aaden-lans, Y Y
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DECISIONS.


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costs
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SfEcIAL TERi-NOy H.
Before Judge DAILY.
DECISIONS
Mayer agt. Lowenger. to open delaui'
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% PER CENT BELOW BROADWAY PRICES
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