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THE STOKES CASE.

Motion to Amend the Judgment Record
Proceedings In the Court Of Oyer and
Terminer.
Several days since, 1t VIII be remembered appli-
cation was made before Judge Brady, at the Court
OF Oyer and Terminer, 1or an order to show cause
why the Judgment record in the case OF Stokes
should net be amended. The amendment sought
for was having inserted In the Judgment record
the proceedings on the first trial OF the plea in
abatement, on account of the fact that the Judge
and the prisoner were absent from the court room
during portion OF the trial, and the afhdavits
used IN motion for new trial before Judge
Mr.. DOS Passos insisted that the record % it
stood was imperfect, inasmuch as 1t did not show
the case Of Cancemi in which by consent OF coun-
sci the trial was allowed to proceed before eleven
jurors, and a verdict of murder IN the first degree
rendered and sentence OF execution passed upon
the prisoner The consent OF counsel as to the trial
before eleven jurors was not made part OF the
Judgment record and when the case went mt to c the
had right to order the incorporation OF this tact
in the Judgment record. lie could not account
to be believed in the District Attorneys
ONCE that Judgment record was something
holy and sacred and not to be touched, This idea
he characterized as absurd The Judgment record
should embrace all the material facts that tran
spired in Court-every thing appearing in the prog
ress Of the case that went on to the books OF the
clerk. If the case went to the Court OF Appeals
they wished to go there without having made any
such mistake as the presentation OF an incomplete
Judgment record, and particularly when , the
might be OF such vital interest to his client.
Mr.. Phelps District Attorney, insisted that the
present Judgment record was fun and complete,
and that however the matter was to be brought
before the Court above, the proper method was not
by including them in the record.
After some further remarks Judge Brady took
the papers stating that he would give his decision
on Monday morning
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
COURT or OYER AND IERMIHEa.

Judicial Discrimination Between Pro-
fessional and Non-Profcssiona1 Thieves
A City Car Pickpoc ket. o.
Before Judge Brady
Three criminals were sentenced yesterday in
this Court First in the list was rather q genteel
looking man giving his name as Joseph H. Sim
mons. he pleaded guilty to grand larceny. He is
said to be known to the police as Peppermint
Joe.n and as an old offender, belonging to Dutch
Heinrich's gang. Judge Brady said, In sentencing
him :-"Y are a well-known tnief,, but Will
prevent your INDUCING in the pastine OF taking
other persons property for the next I'VE years.
You are sentenced to the State Prison fer i've
years at hard labor"
Michael Brady pleaded guilty to an attempt at
grand larceny, the article attempted TO be stolen
being watch. He not being professional Judge
Brady said he desired to deal Ienienty with him,
and, for the purpose Of ascertsining whether the
offence was petit or grand larceny, sent for the
watch the prisoner had stolen. The complainant
colored lady, insisted 1t was worth $50, but upon
examining 1t the Court and District Attorney
fence being therefore petit larceny Brady was only
seat 70 the Penitentiary for Six months.
John McCauley pleaded guilty OF an attempt at
grand larceny in having attempted 70 relieve BOY
OF his employers meney on a Third avenue car.
This plea was accepted merely owing to defect in
the indictment and to save the trouble OF pr0cur-
ing new one. Judge Brady sent him to state
Prison at hard labor for two years and three
months.
The Court then adjourned until Monday next
when the Nixon murder trial Will be commenced
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MARINE COus1-pART /.


Before Judge Gross.
Alexander 7. Stewart q Co. VS.. Caroline 8. VIII
kinsOn.-This was an action to recover Sal 10 for
carpets purchased by the defendant of the plain
tifr in May, 1872. Mrs. Wilkinson. the defendant,
testified that she is a widow and keeps boarding
house In Park avenue; that on the Sd day OF May,
1872, she purchased ut the store OF A. 7. Stewart
Il Co. several carpets, which were recommended
by the salesman as being durable and Of last col
ors; that shortly after the carpets were put down
bottle Of ink was split upon one Of them, and
although the ink was washed out with pure water,
without soap, the colOrs Of the carpet were found
to be run together, and that even a few drops OF
water split upon one of these carpets would make
the colors run and when Stewart Co.'s collector
presented their bill she declined to pay 1t unless
they replaced the carpets with those which were
durable and in which the col0rs would not run.
William A. Kirkham testified that he was con-
nected with the carpet store OF w. j. Sloane Co.,
and was thoroughly familiar with the characters
the carpets In question and found them to be Eng
lish Brussels, OF various CoOrs, orange predomi-
mating: orange color, ne said. would rum even
Mr.. Vangasshy who has charge OF the carpet de-
partment at Stewart Co.'s store testified that
the carpets were OF the best quality OF the kind,
and that there was no pretence OF any warrant
for no salesman in his department was ever
authorized to warrant any goods he might sell.
The Court, in charging the jury, said, II charge
you that q person going into an establishment has
right to rely upon the representations made by q
70 w.T !e eo S' fe pom the
dence. that the salesman from whom this particu-
lar carpet was purchased represented to this
had right to rely upon his representations and
TO purchase 1t with regard to those representa-
unless the saa
either directly or BY q general notice, that the
statesmen in that particular department were not
fast colors.n The jury found 0 verdict for the
plaintiT for 800.
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A Little Bill the Board Of Audit Would Not
.Allow-Strategic Legal Movements to
Get the Money Trial Of the Case
sy and Verdict for the City. %
STOKES AGAIN IN /. COURT.
0verhauling the Judgment Record and
Amendments Asked FOr---Judge Brady
.se Hears the Argument and Be.
serves His Decision.


The case Of Michael X. Wilson, who has bean
charged before Commissioner Osborn with having
presented to the Officers OF Customs papers alleged
to be ase In reference to the registers OF vessels
was to have come on yesterday, but it was post
poned In consequence OF the absence OF witnesses
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
Alfred A. Phillips pleaded guilty to an indictment
charging him with having stolen from the Post
ONCE a letter containing an article Of value. He
was remanded for sentence.
The title OF the suit tried in the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn, and reported in the HERALD yesterday
under the heading "Alleged Fraud in Business"
should have been Joshua NJ. Whitcomb vs. Robert
II. Robinson and not William Robinson, as stated.
In the United States Circuit Court, yesterday,
Charles Mackey Of SS and 90 Centre street. was put
upon his trial before Judge Benedict and jury on
an indictment charging him with having sent an
obscene and indecent publication through the
mails-to wit: a catalogue containing list OF in
decent and immoral books. Among the articles
seized on the premises OF the prisoner was Free
mason's hymn book, on some of the leaves Of
which were pasted pictures OF most immoral
character The question left to the jury to deter
mine was whether the catalogue had o tendency to
degrade and corrupt public morals, and If so, they
must commit the prisoner. The jury rendered q
verdict OF guilty. The prisoner was remanded.
The case Of Joseph Perry who has been charged
with having committed perjury as witness for the
plaintif in the celebrated Jumel estate suit OF
Bowen VS.. Chase was to have come on yesterday
for examination before Commissioner White; but it
was again postponed, as there appears to have
been some difficulty or delay in serving summons
upon Mr.. Gideon J. Tucker, who is required as a
witness for the prosecution.
John L. Brown, the misunderstanding contractor,
does not seem to meet with very encouraging sue
cess in his legal efforts to obtain $4,000 nom the
city treasury for extra street cleaning. His suit
brought against the Board Of Audit and Apportion-
ment which had refused to audit and allow the
BILL was concluded yesterday before Judge Barrett,
holding one Of the trial terms Of the Supreme
Court, and resulted In his defeat.
The motion to amend the Judgment record in
the case Of Stokes was argued yesterday before
Judge Brady in the Court of Oyer and Terminer.
Judge Brady took the papers, and promised to
give his decision On Monday.
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SUPREME cruRT-cHAmBERs.
Decisions.

BY Judge Farcher.
Lynch ct ~. vs.. Anderson ct al-Order granted
for reference. Hr.
Lonsee ct a. Vs. Ruse ct al.-Motion to vacate
the a tachment is denied.
In the Matter OF the Petition O, A. Daggett, Re-
oeiver.-MotlOn denied, with $40 costs. =
In the Matter OF the Petition OF the Nuns OF the
Order OF ST. Dominick Tor Permission to Mortgage
&c.-Petition granted, and petitioners authorized
to mortgage their estate. as prayed.
Samson ct al n vs.. Samson ct al.-Peution
granted ~ em
Hannah M. King ct al. va. Tweed ct al.-Report
confirmed and order for payment Of surplus
granted. fe ~
Petition granted, ana order made that receiver
pay the debts OF the Insurance Company In full
In the Matter OF the Application OF Ella Palmer
Report confirmed, and special guardian authorized
to contract for the sale OF infants estate.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CUrTER-DE BBvOIsE-On Wednesday, March 20,
1873, at the residence the BRIDES mother, by the
Long Island City, to J. p. LIN CLERK CUTTER, OF
Newt0wn, l.. l.
GREACEN-wIaGYNs.- Thursday evening.
March n, 1873, by Rev. Il. Virgins ID. D., assisted
by Rev. A. Stevenson, ID. D., THOMAS Il. GRBACBN
to ISABEL, daughter OF James Virgins. Esq. OF
New York. No cards.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday evening,
March q. at the Strong place Baptist church,
Brooklyn, by the Rev. Wayland Hoyt, ALBEIT L.
Winsl0w, all OF Brooklyn. '''t Tta Cl i.g4u ti3
VAN NKsr-TAYLOR.-On "Wednesday, March 20,
by Rev. William Adams ID. d., ALEXANDER r. VAN
NEST to MARGARET. daughter Of Robert L. Taylor.
all OF this city. D'b 10 ci ttli1U a.-
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SUPERIOR cOuaT-spEclAL TERM.

Decisions
BY Judge Van Worst. n.sd
Harnett vs.. Garvey.--Order granted. iHii sani
Leconte VS.. Naturalization granted.
Berwich Vs. Dale.-M0tion granted and cause re-
ferred. n 4... Is .l.. .l
Delafeld Vs. the Union Ferry Company or Brook
lyn.-Order Of remtitur granted.
simmons va. lyOns.-Order granted. 80
Harrington vs. Shevtll ct al.-Motion granted.
Barnes vs.. Mner.-Order DENYING motion, with
SO COSTS and that paintin file note OF issue within
three days. mira rasu-aag ra'f . Enf.8
Tiedman VS.. O'Brien.-Order granted
Maloney VS.. Hnch.-Order granting motion on
condition.
Hegeman vs. Caldwell Order granted.
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some time since. The Comptroller would pay him
$1,000 salary, but not $4,000, the amount he
claimed. He brought suit for the extra pay, and
the case was tried yesterday in this Court. Judge
Van Brunt said that precisely the same question Of
law was involved as In Judge Quinns case and, as
titled to $4,000 salary, he should be governed by
this decision. He accordingly directed a verdict
i0r $S.954 IS, being the full amount claimed.
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PROPOSALS.

OFnCE OF THE WATER COMMISSIONERS, PROV
" idnuce, r. L.. March o. IS7A-To Contractors
Sealed proposals will be received a: this office until II
ton of Hope Reservoir IN this city. The Reservoir viii
be go about so feet wide 24 FEET deep
covering about l6x acres The embankment will be a
earth. with an inleror lining Of stone. There WIN be
may be at and printed specifications and forms q
proposal and contract wtll be furnished from this once
bond :atsiactory 70 the Com A. the pensi
the bidder shall within days after the e
his proposal execute contract, with security salts
factory to the Commissioners for Its faithful perform
all bids. : 3
$iSss .sSSSsS;fSs s s Commissioners
Z j. HKRBKRr of
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JEFFERSON MARKET Police COURT.
Burglary.

AT the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Cox, John Johnson was arraigned,
on complaint OF Sarah F. Ames OF ~ Clinton place
charged with burglary, in breaking into said prem
ses on the night of the 27th, and stealing property
to the value OF $3.50. He WAS committed TO answer.
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

NEW YORK, March 2S, 1873.
The following is the Court Of Appeals day caen-
dar for Monday. March 3l:-Nos. d. 55s "a ., ., ~,
AZ aud 70. sff ar 'ht1 ,iafh
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DATAPsCo RIVER IMPROVEMENT

OATAPSCO RIVER IMPROVEMENT
L. sEALED PROPOSALS
WI, De recoivea until noon of the 18th day Of April @
ship channel of the Patapsco River Fort Carroll
and the Angle Buoy near Seven Foot Knoll Light
Propose IL must state price yard material
proposed be used and the average daily amount OF OK
cavation guaranteed to be done - : 800
Proposals must be endorsed on outside "Shlp Char
nei" scaled and addressed to Hon. Joshua Vansant,
more. They wifi be opened az IL 80 r NJ OF july l. i'm
presence OF such bidders as may choose to attend.
The right Is reserved to reject all proposals. and
26O,O00 cubic yards ~
SPECIFICATIONS and any other desired Information mag
Colonel W. r. CRAIuHILI, Engineer In charge,
Union Bank Building. baltimore, Nd
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIvED By THE
- School Trustees of the Tenth ward at the Office ~
the Clerk Of the Board of Public Instruction, 81
md and Elm Streets until Friday, the 18th day ~
April, 1873 and until O'Clock M day, for tho
Seats Desks and other Furniture required tho
street. ~ -
at the same time and place proposals will DO re
ceived for the Steam Heating Apparatus for said school
Plans and specifications be seen at the ohice OF the
TWO responsible and approved suretes will be requires
from each successful bidder. ....ffsf
Proposals will not be considered unless suretcs are
named. h nI4 ~. ial .l- VI
Trustees the right to reject any ali q ~
proposals offered. 80 - r'N
AhoHZo TRgEsDRLds
G6SEdE J, RkNSTTGGEHEFsoS'
sYLyEsTER r. NOLAN, aaif
CHARLES GACSMANN.
Board Of School Trustees Tenth Ward. p
Dated NEW YoRK, March "a, 1874 .-ar n. 49,
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Judge Kane, one Of the Civil District. Court
Judges, found himself in the same boat in respect
to the payment Of his salary az Judge Quinn wsa
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SUPREME CoURT-TRlaL TERm-pART |.


The Salary OF a Civil District Court
A Judge.
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"A. STORAGE for FURNITURE, PIANOS, MIRRORS,
PAINTINGS, &c; ALSO CARRIAGES, WAGONS, &C.,
at the NEW FIRST CLASS WAREHOUSE, built expresslX
STREET NEAR FOURTH AVENUE. TRUNKS. CASES
ana other PACKAGES containing articles of EXTRA
VALUE can be stored with SAFETY at low rates.
Persons can forward their goods from any part Of
EUROPE or AMERICA direct to this warehouse
THE PUBLIC Is invited TO examine the superior nc
commodations hight ventilation safety, &C.. which this
"A'eA'''S JOHN II. MORRELL.
Owner and Proprietor.
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street, on sunday, the 3Uth inst, at one L. M.
HowE.-Suddenly, at Troy, on Tuesday, March
Is, 1873, j. NEWTON HOWE. aged 29 years.
The friends and acquaintances OF the family and
OF his bro.her-in-law, J. McGeehan the members OF
the Brushmakers Benevolent Association Lodge,
No. /, New York. Commonwealth Lodge, No. 400
f. A. NJ, and Rankin Post No. 10, q. A. R.. are In
vted 70 attend the funeral, on sunday, 3oth inst,
at half-past two p. NJ, from the Methodist Epis-
copal church, at East. New York, to Cypress Hill
Cemetery, for interment:
The following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted by the Brushmakers' Benev-
client Association Lodge No. !, New York;
Whereas in the wisdom Of the a-dvine Provi-
dence he has seen 1t to call from among rs our
associate and fellow-craftsman, ]. Newton Howe;
whereas in the death OF our most esteemed asso-
true and faithful friend, kind.hearted and honor
able companion; and whereas by his death his fam
lily have lost loving and faithful son and an affec-
Resolved, That the Brushmakers' Benevolent AS
sociation Lodge, No. 1, New YORK, tender to the
family OF the deceased their most heartfelt
sympathy and coincidence in this hour OF their sad
Resolved, That this association attend the
funeral OF their deceased brother In body.
Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions be
presented to the family, also copy published In
the New York daily papers,
I JAcKsoN.-0n Thursday, March q, after q pro-
tracted illness OF three years, JOSEPH A. JACKSON,
In the e2d year OF his age.
HIS relatives and friends are respectfully In
vted to attend the funeral rom his late residence
80 West Ninth street, Oh Sunday morning, March
NorIcE.-Ths members OF tho Forty-fourtr
street synagogue are hereby invited to attend the
funeral OF Joseph A. Jackson, which will take
place on Sunday morning, March 80, at ten O'Clock
at so West Ninth street. ]. s. ISAACS, Secretary.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLuB-The members Of tn,
Americas Cluhare requested to attend the funera
OF their late brother member, Joseph A. Jackson
from his reSidence, 60 West Ninth street, on Sun
day m0r1ing at ten O'Clock. by order, 49,. Ii.l
CHARLES L. LAWRENCE, Secretary.
| COY GRRaATIoN DAR.TH AMUS0.--The members 0
| this congregation are respectfully requested 4
YAM thof finn nf lufn VNpu m far
| O'clock from 50 Vest Ninth street. .if..g-.
\ 49, go q 80 A. 0ETTINGER, President
JARvIs.-In Brooklyn. on Friday. March IS. aise
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DEyIyAL OF
IL THE TICKET-OF-LEAvE MAN.
MR. w. j. FLORENCE AS
BOB BRIEFLY,
AT BOOTHS THEATRE.


TWO NOTABLE CRITICISMS.
The domestic elements and the humane influence Of
Of blended Laughter and tears and Stimulating in sens
tive minds the impulse OF charity and the purpose Of
nate. =,
ali The praise that uncuroed enthusiasm be
iormaIce Of the charaSlsr with which II, name 50
to last lie does not assume the experience merely but
lives The basis q the character as 4 treated BY
Virtue and shasss Lying. les
s say % &
ssp .'Hass ant enc
e M aa a ns sm o raa sna
P6aic. His portratare The shattered neryou. eondi
Indicated q tendency e make
every detail distinct and the whole character anu expe
Il %eus Ss sy Ia at to
Se certain ss spirit esIs
ss sn "e
always in harmony with the temperament and the ORA
Inherent sweetness of NATURE knowledge Of human trials
nes % s Gde win as
degha lily winning In q This t. quality a Of s
It this that swathcs with atmosphere OF poetry,
e Is S a e hs s
9e heart The lesson Of charity Thsh + taught Fe
ably presented at Booths Theatre and-though it leaves
tine question: with respe sars ssa
always, profound influence good Il is one Of the
ssss ths' s ed SS e
human hero is of those simply true and ruggedly
noble works of which illustrate at the beauty of
the actors mission and the possible benehcence Of the
acted drama.
Says the New York Tmess-
Mr.. william j. Florence began engagement last
night at Booths Theatre choosing his reenrance his
tavorite part of Bob Briefly Few pieces In the Of
domestic drama have won of late years more solid
hold public favor than 1.-The Ticket-of Leave Man.
and certainly much OF that favor has been due to the
markaby naive, thoughtful and pathetic manner in
which Mr. Florence has played the cher character. In
spite OF the forbdding weather very good house, in
point of numbers was assembled last night TO witness
this revival and the management showed, as usual that
nothing had been lett undone by them ON the stage to
assure popular approval.
The acting Of Mr.. Florence in Bob Briefly was
come from the union Of experience and aGpreca.
the stage with so little of ply steal effort or indeed
the passion of the artist begot genuine sympathy and
hearty and prolonged Unlike most sensa tonal dramas
Objectionable in tone and moral In truth, 1t Is some
thing more the possibility OF doing terrible stce
in supposed vindcaiion OF the outraged laws and the
consequent irreparable injury that thus be c ted
the innocent fort by the piece with and
and the lesson thus incucated is worthy of
profound attention. Apart from Mr. Florences chaste
very impressive picture OF the hero, the acting of
"The wcketofLeaye Man. was in general careful and
prai So
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BOOTHS THEATRE FLORENCE.
ID Limited engagement
Of the Talented and Popular Comedian
MR.. w. j. FLORENCE,
who will appear In his world famous character OF
BOB BRIEFLY,
In Tom Taylor's instructive Dramatic Picture IN parts
Illustrating phases in English Everyday Lie.
entitled the
TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN,
presented with and appropriate scenery ana cast 10
the full strength OF the company, including ,y
NJ q r. TMORNE .pEs y fnxEs
Mr.. ROBERT PAFEMAN. as. .GktEN JOnEs
Miss BELLA PATEMAN.. as. MAY EDWARDS
FIRST 'FLORENCEn MATINEE on SATURDAY AZ
TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN.
Tickets may be secured weeks in advance at the
theatre or at Dson Co.'s music store, al Broadway.
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TX WEST TwENTy-FOURTH STREET. NEAR FIFTH
lC avenue.-Finn Suit Of furnished front Rooms on
third floor also other desirable FURNISHED Rooms suite
and singly, with Board.
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10 AND 20 EAST TwENTY-EIGHTH sTREET.-FUR-
10 nished Rooms 10 let, second. third and fourth
floors, with good Board ana every convenience.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


WEI sGf 1 asG and Manager
# 'hs 1rsRoSiTD'c aF'H HhE SS SzsSGs
MIR. JOHN BRouGmAMii
HGhRAI's strip OF HoRsEsi
N zS1ISf ftESSSSEfhsSH$ SSIs9sshloas SENSATION,
biased upon Partisan hEyuE OF eStraordnsTy
this grand 4 fss sSEs Ne Vf NSD kF RA
ha Sfa "a s cc ans
~ ,72o and 100 Broad way ----
sGf l;sfs asa rxA AusEsEH RAtY
o sf' sSs to Ss' Fos. any play Of the Pc
"ALIXE is an unqualified triumphw-
"ALIxEr 'XIIxE offers some of the hest acting
that has been ,S seen on the New YORK stage
the cars, at the dinner table, and in
sa!Hs ~ ssais FANNY
BhyEsrS as Ns gAsSS HGEAS Mss @
CLARKE Mr. LOUIS JAMES MI Mr. GH kAR FISHER.
Mr. '4 fmfsb k MIfxE sE aArisEE NsATuRpAY
sHsa en- 2sS xsF # EsHEn
Dnor1 aiIs SAM.
MR. 5o aSGHds aSD Miss hJsI FS S5ShG Ms E'flE
Mr. s. R0oer's0n Ds syYHs Ga fsHRmfscdky'
sHaGE ! si sE nay1R
the haymarket Theatre Ie1aSn. ~ '''' wv '' >"
ss kEH1 sArvHD Ax44 EEE 5 At 80 ? sam Il
Box book open one month in advance
TNxTRA.-MR. LESTER wALLACK BEGs TO AN.
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10 WEST TENTH STREET NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
III suit OF unusually desirable front Rooms secon1
floor, southern exposure SUPERIOR Board also pleasant
front Room fourth floor, for gentlemen. References
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OTsT STREET l57 FAsr-A COMFORTABLE ROOM
IL to let. with Board 20 two gentlemen gentle
man aud wife terms moderate; references exchanged
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90 CLINTON PLACE.-TANDsOMELY FURNISHED
~ Rooms with without Board; also Rooms suit
able for single gentlemen.
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OATH STREET, 243 WEsT-.A LARGE, HANDSOME
Ut Room third floor, TO let, with Board suitable fol-
gentleman aud wife or two single genemen also hal
Room. References.