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POLICE uTELLIGEscE.

LARCENY OF CIdARS.-A man named Jacob Grum-
peu, residing at Al Forsythe street. appeared before
Justice Mansfield yesterday afternoon, at tho ssex
Market Police Court and preferred acharge Of grand
larceny against Q man named Hermann Jenau and
that the two prisoners stole from him eleven boxes
Of cigars OF the value OF $154 He aleges also that
me prisoner admitted 70 him his guilt. Both were
held Tor examination at Sessions.
SAcRILGIOUs THIHP-Thomas Brown, q litho-
grapher seventeen years Of age residing In Thirty
seventh street. arraigned before Justice Ledwth
at Jefferson Market yesterday BY detective Reilly,
upon complaint Of Louis p. Jourmee. OF No. IL Bank
street. charged with Stealing one silver chaice nom
the church OF st. Vincent de Paul, ip West INVENT
70 detective Reilly that he took the property and
disposed oa Of Is TO teweler on Eighth avenue for
In default Of $500 bail to answer.
CHARGE OF FALSE PRErENCEs. Field
yesterday arrested, on . warrant issued BY Judge
Hogan, . merchant named Henry Hamlin, formerly
Of Danvile, Livingston county, In this State on the
charge Of obtaining goods BY means Of false pre-
tences. preferred against him BY simon Hays,
member Of the nrm OF Messrs. Hays d Co., doing
business at Nos 81 and 2S White street. Mr. Hays
deposed that the Goth day OF September last the
prisoner called upon him ct his place Of business and
desired 70 purchase goods on credit OF thirty DAYS.
ne then represented that he had been In the habit Of
buying his goods from Messrs. Stettholmer B Co.,
but they had failed they consequently had not the
goods to sell him. Hamlin then selected goods
owned his stock Of goods In Danville all paid for;
that.he had 81, 500 In cash. that he did not owe Q
dollar to anybody, but was entirely FREQ from debt
From the representations thus mado and partial &C.
guaintance Mr Hays had with Hamn. he solo and de-
livered Hamlin goods to the above named amount on
after the sale, was hastily summoned to Danvrle,
and there found that the sheriff Of Livingston county
had levied on the property Of Hamlin to satisfy
Judgment OF 81, 500 entered up against him In favor
OF Elias W0 OF Danvtlle. II further appeared that
Hamlln owed 81 500 to other parties, and 1t Is al
legged that these debts had been contracted BY Ham,
lin previous to the representations made by him to
Mr. Hayes 1t further alleged that the representa-
tions thus made BY the accused were false and un-
true and made with the intent to cheat and defraud
Judge Hogan committed the accused to the Tombs
for examination.
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new MsIHuu o. TRANSPORTING urssuls.

a new method OF transport has lately been sdopt.
ca IN Lelcestersnlre, England, for conveying stone
nom Messrs Ellis Everard's granite quarry TO the
railway, distance OF three miles fhe Man has
been worked out by Mr.. Hodgson q. ". ana con-
sists In the employment Of an endess wire rons
supported on pulleya, which are carried at q con.
siderable height from the ground on stout posts
OF an ordinary telegraph line portable stesrn
engine drives the rope at about I'VE fniles an hour
and IL carries with II . continual stream Of boxes
each holding one hundred weight OF stone. The
rope Is endless, % that the full boxes travel nc one
side Of the supports and the emptes return at the
other and the pendants BY which the boxes re
hung are specially formed 20 ~ to allow OF their
passing the points OF support. which they DO with
perfect ease This line crosses the country boldly
as ordinary telegraph would, and from iis cheap
ness the rapidly with which IL can be constructed
and the ease with which 1t can be moved It seems
probable the method will be found OF considerable
use In the development OF the resources OF new
countries N kind Of precursor 10 the railway sys
TEN.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MARCH H. leea-TRIpLE SHEET

shoulders she wore fall Of blue sAfln bows IN lns
centre Of each pear ami diamond star: rodnd her
neck blue velvet riDbon, wiSn pearl ami diamond
stars. Her step was 10 light 20 nymphlike. her ar.
row % malignant that hurried On 10 sre her lace.
IL was pretty C0mtcsse W0lleS Dc n vniette NE fs
OF the Minister OF Foreign Adntrn. and fet pang
on remembering that tne fairyAke woman hef xrncc
ana beauty. were foreign aGAirs - fAzeS ws~ con-
Now that have excesdsd ne spsss allowed ne
discover I have Q story 20 tell ah ebvus NE han
given at the Grand Hotel n honor of the annivcr-
sary Of Washington, and s-wsil No. = van ICED ne
- ceiebrsted IN PariA deserves loegcf scsoans
that t took place. and rsssrvs ~ crssscSm for ~
next.
WIN wind up VITA sonssAins sooshans. Iaassa
cashmerss are being brought oat ayAln, ns - .
triangle please dewn your backA adtes. bns - CON
trivod that the peptum shAps = prsssrvea. snI 49,
TWO sides form open asevss. u Jssrr " . na&a
round tho waist 10 n most elegant cupe - cAsne
shsws are also being worn - Tunes ovex tfssA
robeA II this nos sstisfacsDsy iut<iiagsnos - aus
bands they can consader Ne foiiousn9s-At - -
the fancy baih given before this s0semn $1,000
servant was desired 20 announce guests " tnsir
costumes He consequently gave oek a konan
lady. page OF Henry Will, . kespolsssn pc.snnk
courtier under Louis XIV, 49," Here ~ -.
stopped by the arrival of tive isdsss sot IN fAacy
dresA "what costume sm ! - snnsanoew ~ -.
was the answer. Two ladies' witnvaf any Cos
tume.n shrieked out ths servant sna IN esscuse
shock could NOS have made the COMPANY turn
quicker towards the door. The posr sdie. pro
tested; out what u The use oi that IN c4.sslsc
cOuntryf
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MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following Is o statement Of the marine trans
fen at this1port from tho sth to 18th inst incIu-
sive:-
March s-schooner Asa Eldridge. three-eighths,
81.
March s-Canal boat David Fales Ia 7i-1oo tons,
$4,000.
March s-Barge Charles Brewer, Ill a0-ioo tons,
$500.
March o-schooner Maynowsr. Il sSloo tons,
$1,000.
March lo-Prope.ier O. Y. Davenport % s2-ioo
tons, 5000.
March 1o-Sloop George, IL 4s-Ioo tons, sslA
March 11-Sloop Sylvia, so 51-100 tons. S3o0.I
March 11-Sch0oner Protector, Is 81 100 TONS e725.
March 11-Sloop Willie. 26 S5-10o tons. one-eighth
S312 90.
March ll-Canai boat J. n. sIssen. iis % 100 tons
$4,000.
March la-canal boat Margaret L.. Ios l1-loo TONS
$1,000.
March l2-sloop General Green, one-quarter, $500.
$4,000 "
March 13-sloop Union, 1s-loo tons, 5000.
msrcn iS-Scnooner William Perry, 10 20-1oo tons
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land ana Toledo. 1867 l0sk; ROCK Island. lasx 6
l2sk; Northwestern. S2x sss4; do. preferred. elx
aelK; Msriposa, l6x 10; do. preferred. s3x sAs
Harlem, 156x , 1877; Lake Shore. l06 lo6k.
The market sfter the boards was better, win few
exceptions the bank statement being favorable t.
the "buI" side OF the street. The exceptions woD
OHIO and Mississippi which fell on nearly haifpeg
cant; 81 Paul which roseded from the highest 1gurs
attained In the hurry at che open board. and ne
Northwestern stocks, which declined . fraction
The closing quotations ON the street at nve oso,osk
this evening given below. after the List of stock
salos-
Tho sales ct che National Stock Exchange to-day
on the call were a. foliOws:-loo Marposa, l6k; lse
Norchants' Union, lsK; 100 Western Union. ss,dg
100 do ssk; 100 New York Central, loo; 100 ds.,
iseK 100 do. lssK: 1900 Erie. sax; 500 DO. seJt;
500 do 3s; 900 do 81; 100 do, ST. 500 do. 81; 80
DO, 81; 200 do seK; 800 do., 36y<i l,60o do, ss1S
zoo Reading. ELK; 200 Michigan Southern, o1K; 100
40, e1H; 200 do, oTK 200 Cleveland and Pittsburgs
sek; 700 Ohio and Mississippi. ..a3H.
Tne reoeipts for customs ana the receipts. pay
ments and balances as the Sub-rressury in this CRY
for the week have been - follows M
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TIE LOWELL tMAss.l TREASURY DgvAuIrER.-
Major Gerrish was employed for some time on the
Merrlmac Corporation, and when the mills stopped
account Of dun times he was out Of employment.
Being In Boston one day he bid on some Vermont
and Massachusetts, Railroad stock, but did not buy.
The next day friend said 70 him tnat she ought TO
have bought, as the stock would advance day or
two afterward he did buy and made $500 on his pur-
chase. This was his flrst speculation In stocks
After be had held the once OF treasurer some two
years he began TO use the city's money for buying
railroad. mining and other stocks, taking few
thousand dollars at q time. At FIRST his pur-
chases were uniformly profitable ones. After
time ne began 70 lose, frequently becoming fright
ened on being obliged TO sell TO raise money. He has
continued In this hoping TO retrieve his losses and
make good the money taken. His stocks, Of course
were all disposed Of and he hoped, by the AID OF the
temporary loan, had the resolution passed. 20 have
kept his operations concealed for another year. and
perhaps make the losses good. Major Gerrsh has
lived many years beyond his means. He has gratl.
Ned his literary taste IN the purchase OF pictures and
books, &C.. and he has expended q considerable
amount OF money on his residence and grounds: but
we think tbs rumors that he has gambled or been
intcmperate In his habits are entirely unfounded.
Lotoel Courier. March IL
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skating Rink building. Third avenue. between Six
y-inird and Sixty streets, commencing the
20 instant and VIII continue TIL the x1n instant.
IN addition TO the ne poultry there WIN % an exhi-
oklon OF nne breeds OF cats. dogs ana lawns. avs
FOUND DR0wNHD.-The body Of . man. whose
name Ia unknown. was found doating in the water
on the foot OF Twenty sixth street. East river, and
removed to tho Morgue. Deceased, who was about
hny-nve years OF age. had on black Oyorc0at and
pants. gray underc0at and vest, whlto shirt and
socks. and CATERS badly worn. Tho remains appa-
ARRESTS DURING THE wEEK.-The following ex-
hbts the arrests BY the police In this CITY, for the
week ending this morning, total I2as a. follows:-
Sunday, March 7, 210; Monday march g. lis; Tuesday,
March ., 2l7; "wednesday, March TO- 226: Thursday
March H. la; Friday March L. ITO; Saturday.
March Is, I67.
FAMILY FRACAs.-About half-past ton O'Clock
on Friday evening Thomas Mclaughlin, nineteen
years OF age, living at No. so1 East Thirty-nrst
street. became involved In light with his father and
other occupants OF the house. During the melee he
was severely injured. An 0f1cer arrested young
Mclaughlin, and subsequently took him to Bellevue
81. PArRrcK's DAY.-The programme adopted BY
the Convention Of Irish Societies OF this city s very
extended, and wil no doubt, be ON . grand scale.
Thomas Donnelly is the Grand Marshal or tho day
and viii be assisted BY large star or aids. The
ne OF mArch Will be taken up ae noon, and the pro-
cession Will proceed down Second avenue to Second
street. TO the Bowcry. down the B0wery and Chatham
pass In review before the Mayor and Common
Council. The line OF march will continue through
some OF the principal Streets and dismiss In Eighth
street. near Cooper Institute.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
The Stevens0n Cotton Case.
Before Judge BlatcbfOrd.

Before Judge BlatchfOrd.
The United States us Vernon x. Sepens0n.-This
case was brought up for hearing yesterday on mo-
ton for judgment against the plaintiff on the ground
that plaintiff had failed to put in bill OF exceptions
trial OF the case and for which purpose thirty days
had been granted by the Court.
Mr.. John +. Ward. Of counsel for the cl0imants
submitted the motion for Judgement and In support
OF counsels view OF the law In the premises quoted
several authorities. The principal ground taken
was, that as Judgment was rendered In this case
on the oath OF February 1859, and writ Of error
having been filed within the time prescribed by law
TO stay execution 1t 10 final Judgment and TO be
enforced.
Mr.. Simons Assistant United States District At
torney, opposed the motion, contending that claim.
ants counsel were In error that bill OF exceptions
had been filed. and that the government was taken
by surprise.
The Court required to see the bill OF exceptions
taken by the plaintiff, which being submitted, de-
cided that tho document purportng to be the bill OF
exceptions was not really such, but data for
tirely neV trial In the case The Court looked how
ever, on vhe motion OF claimants counsel for judg.
ment a wholly irregular and not to be entertained
for moment. Counsel ought to have given notice
20 the plaintin OF the course they decided to have
taken In the matter.
Mr.. Ward and Mr.. Clarence Seward Qor claimant
contended that, In addition to the stay OF proceed
fngs granted by the Court for thirty days. other not
ncation was given by claimant to plaintin, and no
action being taken within the thirty days the I'D
dional time, claimant was entitled to the Judgment
asked for.
The Court overruIed the motion, but nxed the
sime-Aprfl Term-when counsel on both sides must
De ready to argue the case before him or let 90
Appeal to the Circuit Court. An order was eccord-
Ugly enter ed TO this effect.
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Average temperature for the past week 30 81
VITAL srATrsrrcs.-Thc following are the vital
statistics for the week ending at noon yesterday:
Marriages, 1853; births; 253; deaths, AT.
DEATHS FROM BuRSs.-Msry Ellen Murphy, three
years OF age died at No f2s Hester street from the
effect OF burns accidentally received. Coroner
keenan, was notified TO hold an inquest on the body.
LICENSE BUREAu.-The licenses issued by Marshal
Tooker during the past week are as follows Ex-
press wagons, TO- carts. loa drivers, s4i; venders.
4s; boarding houses 8; porters 2; coaches 2: Junk
cart, I. Total. 500. The total amount received Tor
nnes and licenses, f42s.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-on Friday night while pass
ting up Tenth avenue, near Thirty first street. Mr..
Freeman Derby was attacked, knocked down and
robbed OF seventy dollars IN currency and MS gold
watch and chain BY two highwaymen, who made
their escape.
NEW YoEx STATE POULTRY socrgry.--me nrsl
onnu fair Of tins society will be held a. the Emprs
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cousr-m BANKRUPTCY.

Petitions.
During the week ending the 18th inst. only one
voluntary petition was nled in bankruptcy OF
Henry Croker, Jr.
Discharges.
During the same period discharges ia bankruptcy
were granted TO william J. Townsend, Nicholas
Haas, Henry Klauber, Louis Zeimer, Edward Bau-
man, Charles b. Knevals, John p. Smith, ehauncey
I. Silliman, Austin A. Faer, Francis Boucher,
Wilt apua @ @gssnyp sonn Z. Mn,er isaac sner-
Levy, Francis u. Hardy, John Person and Joseph 8.
Shaw.
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elssaAL Nan c saErxxslDct

From thu rsris gEyl True Kenfncsisn. March fsf
General John q. hrcckinrage was an the train iase
evening ea rOrsfs for Lexington. he stepped ous
OF fhc car ~ tbr depot here mnn shook hands vita
those who had assembled tn greet him. 1nrougn
respect 70 hia known wishes no n0lsy demonstfzio9
took place. hut no waa made 20 feel how deep ana
sincere the and admiration lett for him he
N looking In robust health We particularly n0tice1
The cordial greeting bctween himssf and uoaense
Hanson. The last time they rnet, ~ Haitylle.
Colonsi Hanson was badly wouDisi ssa sm prS
s0nor.
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suRsoeArr's cuuar.
Before Surrogate Tucker.

AARcH B.-wills proved:-Philip Carlin, James s.
Thomas Emeline G. Jordan. Mary A. Nsthans, Eliza
beth n. Munroe, Augustus II. Ward, Augusta II. de
~ Leger, Conrad Tinkel, Catharine Bonnard, Frank
O'Connell, Anne IA. Jacobus. Franklin u. Cutting,
Cornelius Badgley, Charlotte J. Bullus, Patrick
Lennox.
Letters Of administration granted OF estates viz =:
Martin Golden, John Cuddy. Patrick Ryan Catharine
Leseh0rn, VIM. Smith, Caroline Braymaen Leman
Bloom, Catharine A. Thomas, John Haas, Adam
Karg, Eliza Metcaf Margare. Rushworth, John
O'Br1en, Charles Mawer, Cynthinis Cool Thomas
Clarke, Francis smith, Laura Levy.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE

THE WEATHER fEsTERDAr.-Thc following record
win show the changes In the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours, as Indicated by the ther.
momcter at Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building.
n.o ar A
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Religfsus Notes.


An EFFORT II being made TO raise money to erect
synagogue BY the congregation Ados Yisrous In
Temple street, Hartford.
sunday morning, March I, at the opening OF the
SERVICE the Rev. George L. Prentiss D. d. pastor Of
the Church Of the Covenant corner OF Park Pourth
avenue and Thirty-nftn street. announced shat the
sum necessary 70 pay the debts OF the church
1854 5oO) had been subscribed. This has been done
since the middle OF January, and their beautiful
church. chapel and parsonage are now free from
Tnc trustees Of the public schools Of Canton Ohio,
have voted out the New Testament and the LORDS
Prayer nom the schools under their CONTROL in defer
ence to Roman Catholic conscences
A call for state Prohibitory Convention for Mas
sachusctss 70 meet tat a. fremont Tomple Boston, on
There are 3s2 students IN Dartmouth College, OF
which 1885 an professors OF religion and "a have the
ministry In view. -Four hopeful conversions In the
The Rev. Dr. william Butler, OF the New England
Methodist Conference, has accepted the secretary
made vacant by the death Of Dr. Mattson.
Some twenty years ago division arose IN the Con-
gregational church In berkeley, Mass number Of
the members Withdrawing and forming q new
church, those left behind passed vote censurng
them for their conduct Recently this vote has been
unsnimously rescinded, and brotnery love reigns.
The New England colleges according TO q state
ment made BY the Rov. l. N. Tarbox, Congregational
secretary Of Education, now contain more than 800
under graduate Students and n those In the scien-
tifc ana professional departments are added ths
number viii rise 70 1000. From one-third To one.
half OF the under graduates are professors Of re-
iess in proportion than 1t used 70 be.
The lows STATE Register mentions the fact that the
people Of NorwAk have recently erected Methodist
and Baptist church, and have hit upon somewhat
novel plan 70 exc out the cost OF the latter. The
BaDtists got up general contrDuuon. Every
body says the Rsgistsy threw M n What % sney e could
kets Having accumulated quite lot Of PROPERTY,
they ore going % have sn auction q tne church
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A the oatsct 81 business osns wrrs suste nat for
borrowing IN ths snxieky d borrowers W ebtain
cash gold fecisng whicA ths lenders were inclined
70 lntsnsiy; bat the rsts lowered N per cent for
carrying before clcaring House time. Later IN We
dag loans we're made 81 10 per cent fr carrying.
Tue transactions u sse eold ExcA&nyr s~ak 70
suited ~ fo'iswss--
0ross clcsnngs sos oae 90
6oiu beinuc&@ 4tvt.>sl
Currency balances cs...............s....... ASI1,i$S
the money market wSs without change seven
per cent was the ruling rata on Coll losns win few
exceptional transactions ~ sx. wilh pledge Of Gov.
ernmcns collaterAls me weekly bank slatrmens
compares n loilovs Win "a predrc~sxor.--
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The Rev. WIN. n. Nuiiburn.

The numerous friends and admirers Of tho Rev.
WIN. II. Milburn win be gratiied TO hear good news
OF him In Europe. At the last accounts he had just
returned to Paris from Berlin where he had under
gone. three months ago. an operation at the hands
OF the eminent oculiss Professor Won Grasfe In ths
hope OF restoration to sight The operation was but
partly successful, having been followed By severe
local Inflammation. and vlolent pulmonary attack,
alton Won Grsefe thinks may effect In Q measure,
Mr.. Mllburn's recovering the use or his eyes, but
the patient h Just now too weak 10 submit 70 t. and
It win probably be several months before the knife
can again be applied. Meanwhile Mr.. Miburn -
giving lectures 70 defray the expenses Of his soourn
abroad In Paris, under the auspices Of our Minis
ter General Dix, the series was very numerously
attended, ana attracted general notice. the rever-
end lecturer n now In London, where he expects to
begin lecturing on the 18th Of this month
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The ApprOachiur Council I'm Rou,e.

At the approach OF the Ecumenica Council shs
following ecclesiastical details will not be devoid Of
interest:-The Roman Catholic Church counts IL
patriarchates lit archiepscopal and o05 epis-
copal II from this total be deducted 22s prelates tn
pdrtious, there remain 1s2 archbishops and 657
bishops OF the Latin rie and and 50 respectively OF
the Oriental This latter comprises Arnenians,
Greco Romans, Greco .Ruthenians. Syro- Marontes
Syrians and SyroChaldeans At this moment only
9S2 sees are occupied. The regulation number OF
cardinals Is TO- and at this moment there are Ii hats
nondIstributed. Out Of the 50 who at present form
the sacred College are cardinal bishops As cardinal
priests and cardinal deacons The eldest OF the
former Is Cardinal Marius Mattel, of tho second
Philippe do ANGELS and Of the third Antonelli The
youngest Ii Prince Lucien Bonaparte born In 1928.
Among the princes Of the Church sull living IL were
created by Gregory XVI.
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Before Judge Benedici

TAs Rullcrssn Case-Mssies . Fix . Dsy
for Trial. t
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A@~sscas Jockey Club Handicap Woighes.
rne fssloving the weights assigned BY the han
cappsr the horses entered for the handicap races
20 be run at Jerome Park June meeting, 1900
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

A FINE PIECE OF PROPERTY, WITH HOUSE AND
N Stable, In New Rochelle for sale for 5000 spenddy
situated overlooking the Sound terms easy. For particulars
apply 10 WINTERS, HUNT CO., 259 Bowery, New York.
T PAMRAPO.-FOR SALE, TWO NICE COTTAGES ON
~ line OF New jersey Central Railroad, ~ minutes from
New York enc view OF bay, ksrrows and Long Island
good fishing boating, &c terms LIBERAL Apply 70 MORRIS
BROS, No. Pine street.
A sPECfALTy.-AT GREAT HECK, LITTLE .,lx NEDk
and Sands Point L. 7, Farms and snocc .urrssssd
for beauty Of >cenery and hcal,hfuue.s WI ,,s MO-
'""''' BENNET Z KiENENs u Cedar stree.
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U'o rENT-Iy JERSEY cry, BRICK HOUSE; MO.
ferry; ren. $3.50 Apply q. W. FRAZER t4s Broadway,
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ITO LET-oSE NICE BASEMENT, SUITABLE FOR
real estate dsci0rs any other business No. 10 East
Fifteenth street, between Broadway aud Fifth avenue
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CITY REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

FULL. BLOCK, WEST LEXINGTON AVENUE, .roR
N saePrce $4,000 per lot will loan 1000 per hottie TO
responsible builder Principals only need address Nort
mer, Dor 2,5lo New York Post once.
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cTEAM FowER.-fO LET OR LEASE, THREE
y Floors lHxi5 from 10 5hoTre power also smaller
rooms. Apply to Ii. W. GREENE, l4i Plymouth street,
Brankyn.
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RIO LEr--A SODA WATER AND CIGAR STAND.
Inquire at the New York Noocipede Acsaalny, NO. l1s
and l6l Crosby street.
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n,o LET CHEAP-BAsEMEET, SUITABLE FOR
Doctors oce also very line Room, tor one or TWO
gentlemen first class French family. s. East Twelfth
sffe
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FACTORY FOR sALE-ADAPTED FOR ACID wORKA
snperphosphates white lead &C. largo brick budine6
containing vtrol cham6ers steam ensine pnmps boilers
supply of pure soft wacr fine water front and good pier
Price low and terms easy. Apply TO c. DELAFIELDs n
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ITO LET-NEw STORES on EIGHTH AVENUE; CHEAP
rent; no meat, liquor lager beer wanted; between
Fifty and Fythrd streets Apply before 10 A. VI. al
s6e West Fifty-secoud street.
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CTEAM POWER TO LET.-Two ROOMS. 5oxl0o FEET,
y IN a well lighted building. Apply TO JOHN MoLAhES,
Third and Grand streets, Hoboken, n.