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trict should contribute annually 600 at cost OF one
per cent A. would better for that people as well as
for the Christ If they cond be induced 10 give
40 900 at cost of 10 per cent Hence the C0nlntee
recommend no dminuon OF effort 90 reach the church
with anpeals believing that In Paus zeal IN collecting
money we have an example and warrant Tor urgency,
and believing also tnat the bcncvOent ana CHRISTIAN
peOple who sustain work Will be better pleased
with a successful pressing forward OF great work
among these than with cautious timidity
that will leave them 10 perish TO the irreteyable de-
cause OF Christ The help WOman's Boards may also
be employed, not in the multiplication Of societies. but
an the Joint use Of those in existence.
The Committee on Nominations also reported the
essary committees and the Secretary Mr. whippe, read
the report on Indian aud Foreign Work This with
added information, VIII be read to-day and discussion
viii follow a here taken until evening"
when the annual sermon was delivered 0y the Rev. VIM
NJ Taylor ID. D., OF the Broadway Tabernacle IN THIS
city.
The real business OF the session is today ana an IN
terestng Is made up 10 the forenoon ue'o
tiOnal exercises will be held from to O'CLOCK a
report The Chinese America. with addresses oS
the Rev. Mr. Poad OF California, and Others VIII tOiow
There Will be reports on The Indians, with addresses
by the Hon E. p SAITH United States Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs and others; on Educational WORK In
the south - with addresses by the Rev. Henry Ward
Raecber and others and on Finance" with addresses
nv sauel Holmes and others. In the afternoon, CON-
nunion service will be held at o'clock A report on
~Cburoh Work in the South" will be read. with ad-
dresses by the Rev Burlington of BROOKLYN and 9th
ers aud report on Foreign Missions" with addresses
by the Rev. H. NJ Parsons ID. D., OF Boston, and others
The election OF officers W then take place. and In the
evening tho session will close with addresses by the
Rev H. NJ stOrrs D. d., President MaGOun, and others
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BUILDING STATISTICS.

euARrEaII REPORT OF rHE pEr.hrrSSr %
BUILDINGs-wALTER ". ADAHs, suPERlSTENDEir
Reorgslton q the Department mo ioar Ba.e as Easos a
~oag force than ever before The superntsnea, eIps his
satisfaction With the efforts Of the several bureaus ad nm n BIZ
the xohT Of tie bentcen ocs
embodied the building regulations Of great and gfosng CITY, arc
leading architects ard builders Of SesYor lie says o The New
York and through them The public now a reosnse he
and mPoranee Of sufficient and adeoa ave
.i properly and i. ,s5 sJ gs % s
cue se pres e have been Ioae The
points Of Interest Rn,. IN ' cSs sS o. aSa ' loS
Henry Dudley, Ch-danng the quar- e enf1g Oct 81, IosS
~ arcss dwellings, eomIseaei dwellings commenced
las third class enepe1 commenced 20 stores
nenced frame commenced churches oonmeneed school
g2 feass dwellings us % factories, churches
The number OF buildings progress sos ihe estimated sos
1871 number 2s5 estimated cost Of ArstGs s5 4o
@ cost OF bu hHg and alterations proposed ~
be produced number Of costly buildings eeenee daas ,ne
factories sysa s SGs,, Ia IN, S a. nav Be
s ne 5 llOH 'I I.Dee s On - : 292 6sdiass
TSs BUREAU oT uSsATs BUILDING.
Report. 1855 case. q Violation s5s unsafe buildings go
budnss made ,afe II budles taken down. AID Of as these
20 have passed - the Attorney for pro,eeSao1
JoHs vAspESBEcx. Chef
J65 buidngs for Geecsp- Ol3 dngs profdd Sn
srrescspss 3G6 ron sre ntes e Sheb 20 we're
Tsx atSEaT OF THE1rzRs HOTELS scHooLHoUsks
SD AND T y v. sCsski siisf
h ,nte, Of A, .soec1lg worthy OF note vai spee
ay mporan department Of public safety In pieces Of aau
--houses and isetores safety to ne and pfop
mpened eareessnss aud ignorance As
70 nv other publc or private pieces
building regulations have partly provided Rgfin frons con
tnrences possible eIeclied t. law
S5 Special inspector has mae 81 Inspectors
thorough daa the quarter Aessls Putnam hefer
SPECIAL Inspectors of Hotels, Lodging Houses schools snd Fast
report or examination III hotels and gnloS so of
which additional egress security ordered 81 setones
ard ops inspected IL of Sh additional ssie
guards orere 80 schoolhol haveOefn ~ ~ 20 r
ug walls safe To- Of ess an tec'e l1es
improved.
The Dort closes the increasing a,ors e the de-
preut AID relatively small the esna tie coming
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PtSSEVGERS ARRTVED.

PROM 'LTvERPOCL-fn Steamship Russia, Nov. 5-hr ;.
Rowland. NJ and Mrs. S. Hosnl aul mad NJ ara BIT = >
Wells L. Du A. CfoNe J. zou. Mr. and Mn van Al sIo
Mr. and MTs O. H. Roberts IT, A fro"e .ses ~ Au -
Felowes, MIS- Bo-et Mr. Lon aud caaehcr aoii
Mr. aud Mn Hrks, Mss p Browa, b. hcKa HIS Que Anq
G.. Brown. = A. Boneti, NJ Hamln Mr and Ms AI'n an
Miss Edison. n. G. Phillips j. d. Perry IL Lee No fs ~ u
Morse MIA one and mad, Sir ard Mrs. W e. hofsr tip 80
II. r. miner and son. Ms Wilton. NJ All MT q" W
WLlton Nj an Ms r 4. Ssvne Mr. and Ms h.osi %
Dav child, Miss Watson Ar sul hrs W rmh' mr.
smith Mr and Mrs aad 81 ss Morgan hisa haLohnl =. D
Davis H. G. MI and hs Dexter MI Nraf AM NO us en-
K X. Ihomon j. Nsu;la. 2. T. Parker " H. oraL4 hs i,N
NJ, Mrs. Miss Troop Moss. X ana e. Naih,t Us
Garfield and nau, Mss Hambuf-h ". x van tlD,ll nIs'
Watson M and Miss khnCanter I. ltsie7, - L. pIhh'
W. Stuart Air. Eastman child, A. Moore IS H. siooIe'
g.. Bgstamante. q. K, elm, NJ CleIc OtoIEe '.eAs,
Mr. aad Mrs. Botna, chik'ren. and nunei r.. x
Bilde, f H. H. Dodge, III sud Mrs. !. " Phelps - S,ishn
T.. GaTden j. r. Simpson y. W. Foster, hss Ios MT - ".
Adams Ms C. X Hamilton Sir. X HlIn ron J. h. A. Lar,
alton, Saye T. r. Chandler Mr. and Mr. "a lurop MS L
mac daughters al sons ~ ahs M Qua
M K W. Sears children aDi mll Mo j. James hI All w
cmIrcn AM maid Mr SmJngor hiss TANNER MS
Knoves and nao M. aad Mis b. WhtLn1, infant aud two
servant r. ". peisln H. Beden, NJ and AIs. O. Ftu! ueL
Ward AMI LADY Stuart W Stlt Robert Stuart vi sll
Mrs Beahe ch.3 Mas L. Jackson, Is. A. Eilo Mss H.
Eloot L. Howard G. W. Haskell " p ward NJ steven
j. j. Bodre ". Ming, " Nag IT, NJ nian a.
M Ase Roosevelt nss g. Roosevelt airs " hooseve T.
Roosevelt Frank ri H. A. FeEneii, NJ anu ara
: ~ Weihe-bee maid MS b
Mr. and Ms. Edes d. aud A af-ls M anu
Mrs hherSood Mr. D4dnoge Mss hGebeei L. Lcceh'e D. -
Blaze, MI. MASSEY.
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DNCISTONS-NOy. 3.

SuDreme Court hdm6erS-By Judge Fancher.-
Stv a. Shon sMod1n granted an1 reference ordered 70
take psof- &c. People &C, bsgey ag. Greehoon for
spdnus denied % IN the matter o iie apul ton Of
Rares 6c ChapmAn-Same decision PuusoVsky
All Notion -lnteI The e. Boyle agt Green.
Moi Tor dene with SO costs 10 each case Donovan
AT Donovan-Rcfsrence ordered O take proof, &c
J-Gvg Dcker CT al, DoOef agt ODouue, storm
act Patterson ntha Bck0d, Mors az Flanagan,
De Wof Az Petee 81 al Merriam gt Nard ne
Mutual ag matter Of the petition Of UmAnn aud
obes 10 yscc ar NObeck act Hanson Bmien Ct al ac Gil
more Ct Al, brown ag'. Lane Bynuer ct al aei DAWSON
Al Darun act M1urlm. TIE Mutual Bank agt Isl y,
tn. wyt1, Bank at Beamj Continental National Bank
n Perc and Raboe7 ca Benedict q al Fellow
Richard Mcintosh II NJ ag TAYLOR J 81
.dotons granted Marng thtpc Of service wanted
Stevens AFT for COUNSEL Bsry art Cearv
i5uon Tor attachment granted In ur matter Of appointment
Il Soe-Crier granted end
Ee sgt II cent graaeL Hasaenbug
at Allowance 81 500 granted Huntington sgt Dsmorc
Case and Maxwell Ogiel-Mruon dcud
R,aMe for counsel MARVEL agt Ogden.
Notion Pcs GreeumgnCasc AMI amendments settled
Kitchen COrkin esl-Motion granted Excelsior Petroleum
Conuan at Fowler nd O-Men for counsel SodnOe Scl-
o--Repo confirmed AID Judgment Of divorce granted Las
li9ms on.-,ra Of motion Is ordered (~ec menu
Western nuraue COmpsnyase aud Il
seti Lor, audOrs Motion granted and allowance
awarded by referee Kernan agt Manhattan
Ouolton Injunction denied, with $40 costs
Superior COgrt-Npecidi Gm-Sedgwick,J .-BGrton
and ano art Wing SANE agt Barnard ct tL-Mooos granted
sp,nraclr BenuotOrir granting extra allowance OF sloJ
sta amending ant Puv, j. az CarOrder Of refer
euce Naace aC MCn.Orer taxing Shert fees Macon aei
Nrson Elgar scC, Jones agt Continental Life Insurance
grated Smith ast sclaeer and sno-Oracr
granted
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.


WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-NO. G5.-Stcam tug Adcla
act Jackson appeal the Great Court for The Eastern Atcs 81
YorE Is bsrges thrown into four ters
Hudson n and the barge oWnd ny JaeAsol
on striking the tne WIN sl'h oree as 20 shh h
barge struck captain claimed cned ou 10 those oa b"sl
hat they dtny having lear ANA an 50 &c vas
much dispute whche1 Il me bo't' BAD he1 poery s9n n
Of the tug Toe collision eood nav Deeh aOue
claimants that Is coad IN that case nave oeen
afodc+-tloae 'i 'ie Iil'ila"'' N'a' '-Ii
a the acdes was on account o. u "aht oihs s AM
OF e and Is here o1nttnacl a a. rus M
pure question Of ici TINS ,ocr MI! hot teN lhe oeSt j.
Mccarthy Tor appellants hess te SDo Faul 1r apptees
No 66-Carpcatsr sg United states appeal rom re Cout Of
Caus This was sl' 20 recover COZ pension ,9I ne lsc a
cnosron 3v the Government OF Dac lsala IN N4-ahs pay
aken Of b. he Jd states der AZ agreement
purchase 81 900, in August 1903 and occupied FOR military
purposes until rs tnai purchase m looui a. ' Tor oo
below bell that le csm subs aaua FOR interest Co.
purchase price u 1868 hnins delay on the paf o. on
could be- IL Is
mi that relation Of landlord aud tenant. anl iha The
earn v-hd Crse 4cPherson iof appellant Sohei
~ 90 Ncery Steamboat Company Plessonion Collector
Die Souhtrl District OF New lors
this the Collector eXsce Of The company at on he anonh
received their seanJoats the pncs OF
-.rccms ard herhs in addition 70 tle charge r uspouoh
The the tax protest ana brought i sell 70 recover
colndng the 2l cent Tax impotei by son lOs OF W
late aw passage money FOR Incorporation sni
on berth money no passenger ~ hoesatu 70 pay nor.
his passage berth laid iAusportaton anl not
lodgings TIC Court below sustained e tax ana 'ae sane question
ncre-ilc 1oYernuent maintaining Nia' we
rcceip parcr that sech receipts must be ned
he the entire reoel ri pa seng'i 9i he . I
WhateveT ~ Narse am "lhtm e. fehuee Oi p~L
uf Assistant Attorney General Hill for Government
No 63Blsiey H- United states APP rom ne , Neor' Of
CmS This acu"a was hlhi u ,c eue poIa o. Sas o
cotton Lad been t POI le Govermcn az Mobile unGe the
Memphis app utd NJ ., proceed TO Mobile all Mere zen
certain cotton anl turpenine lie
NE Conf Of ms pubhc
tte 10 cHiman
,on s AZ r a. II all the part heauhi Mobile.
~, ~ ,re,eo therefore, nvAhiate G. r. Peck for lp2eaasi
Attorney General aud SoidtorGenera for Government
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS


Y. n.
PiTnouh. Chetourg and HambaTf per
,iin Thunngia ~ NJ. Supplementary MAI 10Y %
postage pnned matter Is the " i'''
D STEAMSHIP m. from loot Of Tir1-sL lon9Aeh. . q
Ma Havana direct by the steams CITY Of new OK
Supplementary Nail for double posA-e esi .uS IL
the fot-Ohoe at 2;4O u s'eAhsDip SAILS
At 9 .. M. from Pier Nc. 3 n. r.
FRIDAY. Nov T. -, -.
Hay. Venerueia, Curacon and Porto Rico O 'ne
.hp Clarbe eose steamship sails at p H. ION f'1'
No II North River. A.
Mans HeWouniua close Hew-YorE Postohe every aa'
q o. %. via Halifax o., "a. -.
isia1 " g. closed the NewYoE PO''ohoe every
isy al }. m, and goes VIA Boston.
SATURDAY. Nov g ,.,
Great Britain ami lrelud Queen'tawn ani b'eioo
Republic at 80 Nc supp A.
Steamship rss from Whit, star Deck fa'onA feiiy'
CIV ,-..t.
Europe via Southampton snd Bremen rer ne
~ N. Supplementary NAL for 90
letters printed matter h eosed ne P9stOM ~ Low y "
Steamship sails from foot % Ttir st.. Hobokeh'
Direct German and ITlar cosel Mail is sent ~ ih, me ,
Mails Havana and MeUco he Steamship CITY 81 m-" 'o
.. H. Supplementary Mail Tor do1bep postage is 1hI
printed closed The PostOGe 2:4O s'eaAp 'as
4 3 .. No. Pier No. 3 ~ H..
hSsoI key West bv steamship George W CJde close Al y H.
steamship sails al D. m. irom Pier No 20 r. r.
SyNDAi Nov Q.
All Mails close tn O'Clock The tosi0hee o'en hon
n To | A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-06
REAL ESTATE.
Ngw-YoRK. Wednesday. Nov. 8. Il

Ngw-YoRK, Wednesday. Nov. Q. 1879.
At the Exchange SaleToOms business was
inactive A number OF sales were announced, but all
were adjourned A. j. Blocker, Son Co. offered bouse
and LOT No al2 East Forysxth-s but did not receive
anv hid therefor Joseph Mcclure adjourned SAFE OF prop
eTv on Madison-aye and sixty thrdst ioi iouf we.N
lanes NJ Miller adjourned safe OF mouse anu Iot Oh men'
Tnireenths until Nov. 49, a. tue same houI aa place.
The following sales nre announced .Or to-inVi''"'
ThsrsFdv Non. c-Bv Hugh " Can't. -
The fonr sory bg1ssooP h9l,e a. o
Hall. marble tiles hardwood hished Cd mat A"'i >" '
Ioasc 81 isTj5i lot 1909 e6er; H.. l. ~
IN partition under tht direction ~
,s referee elegant pvsts dwellings, or ssoone-lte l
~ ami Sre and valuable teneh,ni pF"pE on
serts srf Seyenteca st., beirf estate o. Jane
. vs. on secon ave No. Frsss dwelling bf"sb ss
sp bghsoop basement aHd salceAr Z0lOr1' ies ~
Ldvingsi0n-,lace 0ppcSe SaJFe> NJ
Jour stories basemeBts sad subeears yan uL.'
,ronF
fet In ioD eet deem S.rieeph-sL, No 3<i-f'Is'
fou stor ooo basement snbcelar brown stone
dwelling 90 feet rout On East SKteenlsi nos 80, ~,
4OgVsuahe lott v,h ree-s'ory brick Easements ana SAT
enemenis rears Z5xjZ feet On tlst SeYeni,.
400. 4Os 4IO. 4i2 Ala and 4l6-Vauabe tot r1
BRICK rarsi e@el '
By Iugh ". camp -,
Legal sale ThynHtht south SIDE lS2 feet east from bss
BIZ james MUIR. .
Lsgai sale Foie,st north SIDE 300 Get west OF ffltn
259S9 Also, Onehnndd seconds, oats rae -''0
By Joha n
Legal sale Ouehundre urtht between Tenth and Eleventh.
ayss (ots ~ aud 3l3 DepeJseT trac.)
We publish the quarterly statement OF the DEPART
ment OF Buildings for the quarter endiss NOV l. 1913
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A COMPLICATED REVENUE CASE.

John d. Dix and Charles E. Morris i'm
ported IN June 1855. 24OO gallons Of cod hyer OIL and
entered as sh OIL which is from duty under the
reciprocity treaty between England and the United
States The matter Of the importation subsequently
brought 10 the notice OF United states Attorney
Perrepont. who claimed that cod liver OIL when i'm
ported was mecciual preparation subject TO duty Of
- Ter cent al Yd0ren, asa medicinal prepa not
stlirrwlse provided for by Section ~ OF the
net OF March 2. 1861, and 10 an additional
duty ~ 10 per eeut under Section OF the
at Of JAY G. 1852, making the Guty the impOrtaOn
ln question $50 in Eold The Collector, upon a second
examination the matter conceded with the District
Attorney aud nQudated the duties ON jan 4 IsG6 The
importers took tie Oh from the Custon-house without
paying what the Collector demanded. MED a protest
agnst decision Jan 10. 1866 appealed 10 the
sarety the Treasury on March of the same year
TIE Secretary declined 10 Ict upon the appeal because
N Was not iakcn within the 20 days required BY law
Actin brought ia he United States Circuit
Court 10 recover the amount Claimed Oh the grounds
shove stated. The case, which has been the
calendar since for trial yesie day before
Judge Nathaniel Sh.pLaD. United States DstrictAt-
torncy Bis appeared .Or The CovcrBmeh ana Mesers.
CnuaIe aud Tweed OF tic nrm Of Eydits, S0uthmayd
C.OAfe conducted the defense Incy dIsuel That cod
aver oil. being nothing but fsh OF, Is iree from duty
treaty specified. Tue Judge ruied out certain
evidence offered behalf OF the Government, ana Mr.
Bgs consented 20 discOntInuaLce, aDd sad thal he
wonic sGe the defendants again
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1873

the Court found against Richard b. Connolly, growing
out OF the Ring frauds
In the case of. ID. w. Lord agt. j. Hobson
ana Jose NJ Hortado action was brought to recover
$4,000 IA an allowance for wages and provision. ON
general average bond The only question in this case,
which was tried yesterday in the United states Circuit
Cour before Judge shpman, was Does general aver
age bond cover an allowance Tor wages ana pr9Vlson
neared for the plaintiff, and William Choate for the de-
PENDANTS Decision reserved
William Ii. Arnoux made q motion to quash
two of the four counts in the indictment against James
Cahnl. indicted for receiving stolen mail bags. The
counts ALICE them he the property of the United
ates, and IL sought TO qush them on the ground
oI uses against the United Siaes and that had
tried and acquitted IN the United states Courts for the
oGense JuCge Sutherland reserved his decision until
to-day.
In the Surrogate's Court, yesterday, the hear
ing Of testimony in the contested win Of Mary
iced resumed Mrs. Amelia Peterson testified that
she had lived nearly five years in the house Of the ties
taTiX; that the latter was slcky and out OF her mind
that she had told the witness that her property
70 90 TO her son and his fam y at her death, Anna
Peterson, Amelia A. Mum, Ellen Decker, and Sarah
Harlow all testified to the mental ncapaclty OF the de-
ceased TO make WILL and swore that undue influence
had been exercised The ease was adjourned until
Thursday Nov. b. at II d. James OCOnner FabD for
the prepayment, and Benjamin l. Nissan for the con-
testantS
In the Marine Court, Part |. before Judge
Joachmsen. yesterday. the following inquests were
taken Charles W. Rodman agt. Eugene b. Clayton,
for the plaintiff for $3.50 So with costs and SIS allowance
Rodman & Adams for the plaintiff . Charles III. Tuthi
AIT. John Eble for the plaintiff for SCI co. with costs;
act m wser s iGf on 1e Wolf for the pn
and Max Moses for the defendant In Part H. before
Judge Gross Ramsay agt. Simpson and another; IN
qnest BY consent for the plaintiff for 1884, Estes ana
Barnard for the plaintiff and e. T. schenk for me de
PENDANT. In Part Ill before Judge Curtis the following
inquest was taken for the plaintiff with costs ana 30
allowances: Herman ID. kOeller agt Kelly for td9 80
f smith for the plaintiff, and l. H. Hill for the deIend
ant.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIVERPOOL steamship Alg-iI Nov DO n Ds,th
Mis- Mary siesn Mr. Mr. Cover lssae Slater X Fs'as
Dr. II LYMAN wife Mis- q bees sal ma d. usl'u
Mr. Deacon, Mr. Bnger NJ Rodesah, Col H.lson vie au
child, G. p Nfhefhv MIS- Wright Nj Brown C. X nhAP - ma.
hrs ~ Ft8rlev ard three children H. LaiN VIE s"n'
iufnt. ard G. hacirue d. Mahoney, W. Sta4 Iuon H
e. lUrinco, MI Ferguson NJ (ockati, Ysdro Peer = btslk
ham, Mrs Jon a. Francis Robert Ferguson. John "sh a.
wife children. infant Az maid ". H. Tanbiyn, BIS hAtn VI
R halher Mr Bonus WI Forester A. Morrison hoIna sn1N
FOR GLAsGONia q qusap CIsf1lG. Nov Oil ". hhe1
Nilsson W. T. IulhterII Nm Burton M MARY Ann ta'lt
II. Ford. Michael FSiey, Mr. ; Mclaughlin. Thomas Aei y ~
ingst0n Anderson VIM RCnoB and LADY j. tHleftoh . H.
~ Id .n ~
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In the Marine Court, Part I. before Judge
CRIMINAL. NOTES.

Daniel O'Brien, charged with robbing the Post
Once mont Roeknd County COMMITTEE yos'er hy
Commits Judge Benedict sentenced Obncn
months mp1soImat for robbng the PoOLce The
inside 4ht account Of OBnens extreme youth
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday. before
Assistant DtcAuorney Russell ppeanIg ti te
people Wn Carroll arrgle CHARGED with ecug stoe GOODS
from Charles Ycod enpoye James shaw Co.. who was
Jointly indicted Carroll or Che larceny q the property
and ami FORKS worth about ~
testified that be- began stealing rom
Che m about AMI that Carroll hal iudueneed n 10 90
Carroll Tomsadel for enieleo. Hove and
Humme appeared fort tn prisoner
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housat on.
ID and E.nesuoi Aroais Pare 81. Ss.se" leave OA'''
UENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf
" ALLBSTOWs LIss TO ras wHsT-P.senser ana sresd
ass Sp u sTY% S S Lo Junction 5 oessa
HSS %S'' 5o s,S's :. y WHIP s. sn Direct Inc to
Psbury West Central Peansylvaaa ana h"O
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
commeneins Jare 80 is73Ieave Ns Yors 81 iGo xa.cs
c1a ;Sg Ta%sqae :. se1sSscu
mw.y Tian or Flsmason ga.u, gsl'ile Bath Mach
Ta@1.nsoss Togsp WaT,risy. Del
MoasSG RSrSrr daily teIep. sundays. Allen
rs5Ir aHs the "s, cO1nsss :, s%se for Eleaia5
TOr,adA waVerer &e With t'oush ca" to DanVle "hA'ns
r. ,ea %S 70
lSs co%sSis ancasier sphrsis Potisyr Harrisburg
W. w, Train for FOR F psos. A'"'" and O'll''
4p mwny Train fog E9.'on Ae3owu and Mad'h Chunk Con
4:3O p n WAY Tran somerViue and Pennington
So WV T, 4,a Gs S is9 fsns.n
. R-h,zs s. SPsS ,5s; cts s1 sso' '
ssiSS a 7Tsia6 55alS i%r s sS%ss'''
go S:Ss 5 s 49, &C. slS
i5 $50 AS s. 5.i5 $50 6:45, g. 600 Z. 80, 7;45
II. P. BALDWIN General Passenger Aseat
ERIE RAILWAY.-WINTER. ARRANG E.
a
ber-st Depot Por 23d-si see note beloxl -, ~. D..
$500 n-Ciuonua Chicago Day Express Dasinzkoon
Coaches Bufao sleeping Coaches 10 destination
1913 m-EEpes Mall for Buffalo and Niagara fAA siespns
Tpm IDalyl-Pdsc Express to the Sleeping Coaches
through Buffalo, Niagara Pals Cincinnati Detroit and Smesso
SthOgt change.
Tlains for
Por Jerus 800 $780, 1000 AMI 1O45 4So, 1880 .nd
Go.sen and MdIetOvn &c $780, $780, 'IO.SO and 1915
345 $50. $3.50 and 81 o.. N.
WArwiek. 100, lOsl5 A. m. and 4:3O p. m.
Eea5Grgl, to:3O. add lO:iJ a. m, sGd $3.50 p m 49,
suaerb &C. 645 g $3.50 1880, and lO45 a. 3a5, D, o.
RiSsewo6i Hohosus Anerdae ard Ramssys 80 GAS. g.
Paterson Gl5, T. b. 1880 49, 1880; 1919. dl;S9,
81 10 1890 and = 1870 p IL SATURDAY nights only.
Eewars g. Z. $3.50. fO:45 1850 a m. 3l5 443 o,
$3.50 .. and IL sasarda' gh!s Only an - ,ooo ~
Rgthegt Park and Passsic, 645, $50 10 .lO;5O IL
noon Id A. J.l5, g. $50 5:l5 1880 All tlE3O D
fhds. Hackesssck D. 10 and Sf5 3, 4, 8,
and Z IN. ami ~ saturdsy nights only. - - - 800.
R'gcwOot s. g 49, aDd $50 O. n 80 3;lo 49, 49, o1O,
$50 and = 40 ard IL SATURDAY nights only ~ an
CressU o. g. f9 and $3.50 1880. 3l5, 49, $3.50, 6;3O
'7:45 o m. and ~ SATURDAY nights on -. 80 - N
Splrx, 3. 5. 10, ant $3.50 l:3O 3d. AID, 4io, o:5o
$50 t7:i5 y ~. and ~ SATURDAY niglts only - - -,
acs, 10. $3.50 1850 81: 440i SJV,
$50 f7:ij D. m ara IL Sanriay nights only.
Sprng Valley ami Way, 8 sud 800 A. NJ. 4:4o p "a -,
NoTE-Trans leaving Cnam1es. hall hours eaTe
10 minutes earlier than time; trains leaving
Clanbe quarter hours leave gentgtT 80 minutes earlier
TEutv-hinst 1890 and 1880 connecting
with trains Paving Chamerss az same hours The IN anu IL
midniaht trains start from ChAmbesst only
Tickets lTasua soOm ant Sleeping.
orders The enckng and transfer Of
Baggage eit at the COmpanvs ohoil, 029 aud 30
Coas Broon Conpanys DeDOs and Of Agents at Lac
spiy tsradsv, only ttslndsys Middleton ouiy.
JNO. " ABBOTT, General Passenger Aren't
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CIVIL MOTIFS.

John McKeon gave notice, yesterday, I'D inc
Court of General Sessions that ho intended 10 make
nsoton tbs morning ~ euas the various indictments IN
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Courrrp Real Gsiatc ror Sale.

A COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDSON
"A RIVER FOR sALE-Sltaated 81 CRcrON LANDING, VIII BE-
sold on favorable The comprises 81 70
acres high Of cultivation aud wei stocked with
fruit - all descriptions The bEgs TIE 81
tso-Story House. containing II WITH oes
good barn. sBd other outbun TIE house N
about "a the The land the
westerly SewYork AoaEy postoSd ard e1ends to Ae
and coul1 be easily sGdiytet into number 81 VIA s's
EDW AkD CLARkE. Tribune once.
HUDSON RIVER.-For SALE, a fine PROP
ERTY Of 800 With literal improvements nes ss
rou mnae from derot Apply 10 CHARLES L.
JUDSOS "a WOrhst, orREED HoYT. 300 Broadway
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