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Y0aKvlLLE POLICE COURT.
Strnus, the Escaped Convict, Within N

Strnus, the Escaped Convict, Within an
Ace Of Being Again n Free Man.
Manuel Straus alias Charles Josephs, who was
on Sunday committed for trial on charge OF petty
larceny, and who, as stated in the HERALD, was
suspected of being an escaped convict, was fully
identified such yesterday by Onlcer Sullivan, of
Sing Sing. He was, however, within an ace of
being again free man yesterday morning, and IN
telling how it Is only proper to give due credit to
Sergeant Phillips and Keeper Fury, OF the York
vile Police Court Prison. Tor the vigilance and ac-
tlvlty displayed by them.
Straus, according to the commitment made out
on Sunday, was to have been sent to the TOmbs
yesterday morning. 1t was arranged between his
friends that good bail $500 was to have been
given, and before his identification on the more
serious charge OF being an escaped convict coud
be completed he would be far away from the city,
Sergeant Phillips having assured himself that
Straus none other than the convict Josephs,
he consulted with the keeper down stairs, who
agreed TO keep the prisoner until an answer to O
teegraphic despatch could be received from Sing
Sing. The answer came and it soon after fol-
lowed by officer Sullivan, who identified his man.
Another complaint was then taken against
Straus by Justice Hogan now sitting, in the ab-
sence OF Justice BiXby, who Is in the country and
upon it he was sent TO the TOmbs, from which
place he will be sent back to prison in Sing Sing
TINS morning On being fully identified, Sraus said
that he escaped about month ago by cOnceaing
himself in a barrel. The prisoner, who is young
man. is the son Of q very respectable and wealthy
Nineteenth ward citizen.
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JEFFERSON alAaxET POLICE COURT.
Assault On an Officer.


On Sunday evening, about ten O'Clock, as Oficer
Charles b. Carman, OF the Second District Court,
was passing Fourteenth street and University
place, on his way toward his residence, man
standing upon the sidewalk, evidently innamed by
liquor, struck at him violently with his fist. The
officer observed the motion and jumped one sid Q
In time TO avoid the force OF the blow. The man
followed up the attack, Notwithstanding he was
informed by Mr.. Carman that he was an officer,
and a tussle ensued, during which the assailant
was thrown to the ground and secured. A patrol
man coming along AT the moment assisted In TAX
ing him to the station house. Here he gave his
name as John McGrath, OF 72 Fourth street, Brook
lyn. He was arraigned before Justice Ledw1th yes
terday morning and committed, IN default OF $500,
to answer at the Special Sessions.
Larceny on u Coney Island Boat.
Mrs. Della Mulry, of Morris street, Jersey City,
was arraigned before Justice Ledwith yesterday
charged with stealing a lace shawl valued at s75
from Mrs. Margaret Tully, wife OF Officer James A.
Tully, Of the second District Police Court, while
on the steamboat coming from COney Island on
Sunday. The complainant testified that she found
the shawl in the possession OF the prisoner, who
denied having 1t, and when portion of the shawl
hanging from her person was shown her she seized
II and threw IL overheard saying, "Go after 1t II
you want it," She was held in the sum OF $500 to
answer.
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He COURT rs.

Recent inquiries led General Costcr, Collector Of
internal Revenue OF the Eighth district, to believe
tnat a number OF persons within that district were
violating the law by selling liquor and tobacco
without paying the tax required under the statute.
Last week no less than sixteen warrants were
issued Tor the arrest OF parties offending in the
manner stated, and yesterday the following were
taken into custody and brought before Commits
sioner Davenport Michael Wright. 2l9 West
Thlrty-nrst street; John Rice, 451 West Thirty
ninth street; Mrs. +. T. Meyers, 2l9 West Twenty
seventh street, Patrick Mcbride, 517 West Thirty
ninth street. and Martin Pfeier, ALB West Thirteth
street. The arrests were effected by Deputy Mar
shais Purvis DOwley and Bernard. Mr.. j. II. Good
let, United States Assistant District Attorney ap-
peared for the prosecution. Some OF the accused
paid the fine. and others, who aid not were CON-
mitted for examination. The Collector Is deter
| mined to enforce the payment of the tax.
Judge Pratt, holding Supreme Court Chambers,
rendered decision yesterday In the case OF
Thomas ana Patrick Hart ana John Redmond, wit
nesses in the Stokes trial, who, from the time OF
the murder OF Colonel Fisk up to the trial and con-
viction of Stokes, were confined in the house OF
Detention as witnesses, and again placed there
after the decision of The Court OF Appeals granting
a new trial. where they have been kept ever since.
The writs Of habeas corpus upon which their dis
charge was sought were dismissed and they were
remanded to their old quarters, there to remain
until Stokes is tried again. unless there is some
hook or qurk in the law through which their re-
lease can be effected. Their counsel thinks he has
got good and does not mean to give it up yet.
The Court OF General Sessions met yesterday,
after two weeks vacation. Recorder Hackett oc-
cupying the bench. A fine or $3.50 was imposed on
each absent grand juror, which will be likely to
bring them to terms. 1t is believed that the Court
Wi fyott uUh ITO hucin tha fnrp,
in eight or ten days.
The Court Of Oyer and Terminer, Judge Davis
presiding is to meet this morning II is said that
some action Will be taken in regard to the Wal
worth trial, and that beyond this, very little will
be done.
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cnargA OF attempting to burglariously enter the
cigar store OF RuGOph Prelwitz Third avenue, on
the night OF the 18th OF July. police oficer swore
that he saw the accused and another man using
a jimmy at the door OF the complainant, and that
afterwards they jumped upon Third avenue car
The defendant gave q satisfactory explanation OF
the affair, stating that he was dealer in horses,
and rode for Mr. Belmont and James watson; and
other witnesses testified to a state OF facts when
showed that the ofilcer must have been mistaken
His Honor intmated that there was a reasonable
doubt OF the guilt OF the accused, and the jury rem
dered verdict OF ''NOJ guilty.n
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A Disagreement.

Frederick Taylor and Thomas Welsh were tried
upon a charge OF grand larceny. The testimony
showed that little boy named Day was sent to a
place for eleven duck vests and six gentlemen s
undershirts by his employer, Edward Newell; that
welsh asked the boy TO go on an errand for him,
and while ne was going Taylor came up and took
the two bundles rom the boy Days little brother,
who accompanied him. The jury failed to agree
upon verdict and were discharged from the lur-
thcr consideration OF the case.
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Decisions.
SUPERIOR COURI-SPEClAL TERM.
Decision 9.

BY Judge Freedman
Courtnay Va. Baker, ct a-The proposed case
and amendments will not be settled until the re-
quirements OF Rule No. 10 OF this Court are CON-
piled with. (See mem)
Eitel vs. Bracken.-Motion denied, with $40 costs
to abide the event.
The People eX rel, vs. Sullivan vs. The Board OF
Estimate and Apportionment, and two other
cases.-Orders granted.
Sturm VS.. Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company
Same VS.. Williams, Frank ct al. VS.. Orient Mutual
Insurance Company.-ln each OF these cases de-
fendants motion for q new trial is denied, with
costs to be taxed.
Bv Judge Barbour
LEVEL VS.. Wiegand.-0rder to revive action in
name Of executors.
In the Matter OF the Petition Of Joseph Schue-
leen.-Order granted.
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A NEGRO CRIMINAL SHOT.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, August 4, 1873
Some few weeks since negro man attempted to
commit an outrage on the person OF young white
lady IN klkhorn township near Frankfort KY, and
he mad to leave the COUNTY ON saturday night
last ne returned, ana during the night body OF
men attacked HIM, firing upon him and killing MIN
instantly.
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SUICIDE BY TAKING POISON.

coroner Herman was yesterday called TO No. 9e
FIRST street. TO hold an inquest on the body Of
Aaoipn Moeghng, German, who committed sui
eide by swallowing Gnantty OF carboc acid De-
Cessed had been low spirlted ioI SOME time past
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SUPREME COURT-CAAmBERS.
The Will of the Late Judge McCunn.
Before Judge Ingraham.

The Will of the Late Judge McCunn.
Before Judge Ingraham.
Some time ago motion was made on behalf of
Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson, claiming to be daughter
OF q half brother OF the late Judge McCunn,
for the partition Of the estate and the
appointment OF receiver. The action
was based on the alleged lnvalidity of certain
trusts under the statue or power OF alienation and
the alleged imprOvidence and extravaganza OF some
OF the trustees. Judge Ingraham gave his decision
In the case yesterday, denying the motion. He says
that ii is not clear That the clause referred to Is in
valid. Certainly that relating to the provision for
the wife, which embraces half the estate, is valid.
The allegations as to lmprovidence OF trustees are
denied on the other side, and the supreme Court
can remove them If they are so on application, and
other remedies exist for the Surrogate can at any
time compel an account Under these crcum-
stances the motion is denied.
Decisions.
BY Judge Pratt
Jacobs VS.. Vigden.-MemOranda for counsel
In re. Receivership Bowling Green Savings
BanK.-Memoranda for counsel
Lodwick vs. Ford ct al.-MOtiOn granted, with $40
costs, unless plaintiff file security In thirty days;
if so fled motion denied without costs.
baltimore vs. Williams ct al.-MOHOn Denied
with leave TO defendant to move to reduce the
bail, &c.
Cannon VS.. Helm ct al.-Motion denied, with $40
costs.
Mapelsden w. Dohrenwend ct al.-Defanlt
opened, and order striking out answers as sham
opened, and said motion to strike out answer as
sham denied on defendant paying $40 COSTS &C
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Business in Ba nkruptcy.

Judge Batchford will sit to-day and dispose Of
the following calendar of involuntary petitions In
bankruptcy: Nos 3s7a 1860, 5000, 4ols, 4O45 4O54
4ps 4pss 4Gs 41s 4Gs9 iii 4lS 4s 4iS
4l5s, 4l59, AGO. 4161 4163, 4164, 465 4166, 4167,
4l6s. 1852 4l7o, All, Alta, 474 417a 417o, 4l77,
ATS, 4179
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 4, 1873

LOUIS +. krumm cigar dealer on the corner Of
front ana Baltimore Streets was shot in his store
To-day ny Nicholas Rich. by the careless handling
OF shot gun winch was discharged the contents
wound.
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The investigation into the charges against Har
Dor Master Fros. is not vet concluded. No test-
mony Is to be made public until 1t has all been
taken.
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COURT CALENDAR THIS DAY

SUPREME CouRT-Beiore Justice Pratt.-Nos. 0
II, H. 49, 10, 90 81, 66h.
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fouses ano farms Uantco.
HUDSON RIVER HOME WANTED-Near
NeWburgh; contain - afford view q the
river running Principals only address, with parcu
lars, HOME Box ,74l POstOhce.
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Country Board.
EIRST- CLASS BOARD for the Fall months
i a, Iadgrdsle House, Madison, n y.
ONE or TWO VACANT ROOMS, with first
" class BOARD at RdgedAie House Madison, NJ
PLEASANT ROOMS, with BOARD, may be
obtained farmhouse near the Catsl Mountains on hga
,und Win pleuv shade milk 6e through September and Oco
ssy X peasntest season year SO week Address
VINCENT Preehod Greens Co.. NJ l.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoEK. saturday. Sept. IS, 1873.

NEW-1OBk, saturday, sept To- 100.
There were no public transactions at the
Exchange to-day and but small attendance OF opera
tors For che coming week the sales at the EXchahEe
will be unimportant and confined mainly to legal tfal
eactions. The most important sale announced VII We
conducted bv ar Jere. Johnson IT,, on the al
Y0nkcrs on Tuesday The sale is made Dy Orue. VI ~
George HerriOt and comprises seven docks III te Yen
ter OF the town. making about 225 Ots oC9te" vi m
way, Riveriale. Buona Vista ana HerIlots.hNes, Al
persons desiring TO secure rtcass property IN nOnkets
win do well 10 attend this sale as 1t Is al hat rs repre-
sented and very desirable for residences sptcla tan
will leave the Grand Central station on the morning OF
rhe sale Passes and maps be had on Application 10
fhe auctioneer No q Park-row. Below VIII be found
ltst ~ the soles 10 be made 1T the Exchange;
49, - T,esfay sept l6-Bg T. y. HdFneh -
Legal sale OnehurdIe AZ FtW uO sue SOY o'
s''' VI '' - Wednesday, Sept II.
Legal hundred and secondst, south ade 2Jb ioe
o,st of Sisthrsve S.9x99.ll
WI TAsrslav sept 1s-By I'm. Kenaslly.
Lers sale Twnysghhsi south SIDE 80 feet east OF sifhve'
81 Adrian n. MHuer.
ale Eeyen'have west side, 300 ieci south Of forha
By AstAoay J. Bsecs>r
fousor brownonr, high stOop house No. AZ East INra
ror side between Youth and Madsonayes With All m''
Improvements
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
NEw-YORK ClTN.< s,ekoo
5Oh 90 OF LeYingonsve 20x49 0OO
I3}i-st 100 4 Of 6tiaye wd 5Oxf l..'''.'''''', 49,
Avenue e. n 1Sth-st p iOx69'.. -''''' $4,000
vernilvcasve Acsiepys 10000 1S56s
KiegSbrjge Posd so OF Academy-s lOOHI5f'9'''')
IYAsE 80 ooo
6are No and No o. stores SO VS. peryeaf S-Uo
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Brooklnn Real Gslaie for Sale.

DROOKLYN HOUSES, in excellent neigh
b,fhools Tor SALE prices and terms 70 suit al purchasers
rutland WHITING, Beskmanst
Unwilling HOUSES for SALE.-No. Do
IL Willowst, No. 20 CranbeTrrst.. No. 81 Hessst
GEO. z. DJTTON, p Parkplace
NOR SALE on BROOKLYN HIGHTS-The
three-story BRICK HOUSE 90 Wowst In complete order
Apply to WGCKOFF JAMES, MontsguesL, Brooklyn
IIOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOTS Nos
50 and 5OxlOO and 6o 10 r. and "a Montague
lOOrlOO House 100 PneappsL, 2l16Oi House
30 I7g Wuouzhby House No. 197 oaghhyti Houses Nos
49, 81 sOd 50 Bassags GORDON b tOD " CaI., bIooA!
NOR SALE-A three-stOTy and basement,
brck and brown soop HOUSE, first class All improve
sents best part Nineeuth Wand Whamsburgh convenient TO tie
bv the leaving the cl; terms 10
sul Apply PsTor Carpets, Furniture and Pier GLASSES
Tor sale
on yery easy terms GORDON L. FORD, 81 Cakt, Brooklyn
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auction Sales of Real estate.

VERE. JOHNSON. jr., Auctioneer.
Office, n" q PARK ROW opposite Po06ce Astor House
REAL ESTATE PROMPT I" SOLD s1I n ASD EXCHANGED.
Auction sales Of Stocks Furniture. Merchandise &C
GRAND OLD wRsTcngsTBRl
BEYOyD RIVALRY. -... nm
AUTUMN FESTIVAL F GdScT G4ENPArHN rSo'ANA'A
FINEST PROPERTY RIVER SOLD AZ AUCTION IN WEST
PRETTY V cHo,TSFkGR HoUsR
20 PLOTS AND LOTS
Bro, Riv,ll. R,an, y, snf Hercsrcs the Railroad and
River the very heart and creme Dc Ia creme OF
YONKERS.
UNREGISTERED AUCTION.
BY ORDER or
DIR. GEORGE HERRIOTT.
on
TUESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1878.
sc,l tain will leave Central Depot at III O'Clock shsrp
SEVEN BLOCKS INTENDING tar RIVER AND RaILRo.o
Across RIvERDaLE-,vs TO Bh2ADwn as .,srr,s o.
TRANS TO TRIarErH-sri TINE - sAUfsS lhhss
xoRsISG AFTERNOON srkANBoATS DpE ALBANY AND
IS SALE - USREsERvED. TITLES PERFECT PRINTED Ar
Enthusiastically PER SENT THREE YEARS ,,,,,,
Por free usAes Maps nSd hlorn,oa PPP 70 yhK5 Rp
WIN, CIVIL Engineer YOuRes.
/ EVILS f. WOOD, AuctiOneer..
once At tn, Exchange Saesroous 20 ,ontgomey jersey CITY,
POSITIVE SALg Of forty splendid BUILDING LOTS Highland.
DeKab and West Sdesves, Jersey City Rights
LEWIS F. WOOD, Auctioneer
will sell. on TUESDAY, Sept 16 1873.
o'clock p the ground, forty beautiful Lots as sbOTe
en,ack and Psgc Rivers Newark Orluee aud
pTopy scIsss ONLY Eve Minutes walk from Marion station
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad twenty minutes by horse cars to
Tm~rn per cent on day Of sale per thirty days and
the balance 40 cent bond and moase foI three wears
LEWIS f. WOOD, 40 Montgomeyst. jersey Guy
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Barretto's Point,

MAR PORT NORRIS and 10 the rev Tsenyfoah Ward Js
CIV q NevYo Erydve plots o. land eoa,sssg over @Y ~
nd rs Of water the Outer OF bu
bead ins sufficient - f vessels ~ The greatest oiAegnt ~
aj 70 shon6 sites oI sla
rs, Be gid a. once for bn'uess Purposes Aige s ~ n NE
iosTe valuable property ipvesmen or speeaAuol ~
nsrsl Access h b. boat Harlem Bnaee sno thebe ~ &
Seuiefn Boulevard " ile DOint OF me properly g.
e.. q " PoncleseT Railroad which BRING The prcpery Mn &
mlst tie Thuds7e TIE perfect a1d unbelnDs MAPS 49,
in',iou be obtained Of f. BARRBfIO. No. "a beFets"
90 VI tAs AacaegssI.
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Brooklpn propertp 90 fet.

Brooklpn properlp % fet.
ITO LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
< FOUR STORY HOUSE AND STORE. No lO2 PineapDie.st
GORDON J.. FORD. 81 C!arG ST., B.ookvn
Conntrn properIn 10 LET.
A MODERN HOUSE TO RENT, cheap
" raspty ocaed at Elizabeth n j. also from otto 10 seres Of
LAND on Eew-Jersey Central Rsiiross at a bargain.
~ &c. FREEMAN. 49, Broadway.
FT'O RENT or for SALE on small payments,
4 low 10 good terant-l2-room COTTAGE RESlDhNCE ald
Grounds 40 minutes 10y comfortable travel Summer
and Winters dpot paved streets hss gas range hes'er
kc lot shade and garieu large ana sa |
low fares frequent have stable and carpets A
nv AZ Elizabeth q. j. G. r. Depot OF address ON Nhh r. "
Box 1Si Elizabeth. M
TPO LEASE, furnished or unfinished, for
SALE EXCHANGE for city property (es6 not wsntedl Nag
r6cDt suburban RESIDENCE Jersey CITY Hgb hsnssr1 roof
bsy windows wide piazza and urrct l6 rooms; all modern improve
mems, lots lawn; vegetable gllen fruit trees shubber' Nc
stable beunery beautiful and G class negbnhood BY horse or
steam cara Address JAMES SMELLING Box 1850 Post-ome
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Real Gslale TO Gxthan9e

VASH and ELIZABETH LOTS free and
u clear for HOUSE up town, Newlork
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Gitn properin TO fet.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSES to
IL RENT on West i6h- 9Th aud Gh-ayes. Vest BID
m between 9Th West f2si between 9th and Madison
AYES h and 42sts and other choice local.
ties. J. ROMANO BROWN 1850 Broadway, corner 33ist
ITO LET-A thTee-st0ly and hlgh-st0op
hrowrone front LexngtOnayc 2ON3j teet rent, $@JO
between Forh yrs trcestory and basement brck
HOUSE l51jO between Madison ana Fourtaye 81 900 per
yesr and other well located d. GARRISON 591 SIhaye
TTO LET-Furnishcd, a 4-stOry and high-stOOp
brostone Front, 2lT55 frs,-c.ss on Enyast between
Fhhard Sxihsyes; $1,000 3soy and basement BRICK 10
80 between Madison and Fourtaycs 81 500 4sto aud
hgstoop browustone 'front.' 2lx56 Msonaye near Eighty
fOurh-t, rent $500. D. 6AkbSoN 2Jl NIlnsYe.
TTO LET-A first-class 4-story high-stOOp
brownone HOUSE, overlooking Central Park. West Sky
6tst. BOuleysd ~
@Upu
Threes,or Fity-anh l'OO
u. DAE8OW. $50 Eghth-aye.
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Board and Rooms Wanted.

BOARD WANTED by gentleman and wife
ID In nrv.,s family or with other boArdersi will
sl4 10 S7 Der seek Address W. BI 81 Tribune Uptown Ohee
"a y West 32d-st.
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New-gerocr Real Gsiale for Sale.

-~~----~~-~-~~~~~~~,~~~ C1-~-,,,,o~
A RARE CHANCE to purchase a COUNTRY
~ SBAT j. consisting Of good framebouse 2s1
and barn Of choice nd near Depot N ne
at O'Clock o. NkDNESDA1 sept H.
Is7S on he premises on orders JOHN De FOREST executor
by DRAKE Co., Real Estate Agents MoIlstoMn NeHyeIte
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.-FOr Sale or EX-
"a change at summit. 20 miles from Newly via Dell Lack
and Raj road large MANSION containing - TO- ana al mod
minutes walk from the depot on an
ebse Commanding extended and varied prospect Inc grounds
several acres in extent ny lad oat AMI he VITA large
small outlay could be made into tne
6uest Summer the vicinity Of New-iork teH easy
20 H. PONKROY, LOO Broadway room ~ OF 70 N4VhNA
MANLBY. ct Summit
NIONTCLAIR, n. J.-FOr SALE-A desirable
w PROPERTY Upper Mon;clar Eve minutes from railroad sta
boarding house; abundance
o. % and two eligible for building lots Apply owner
J. K HARE l15 NGssausL, Room 20
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
" Houses furnished ana 1n1rnshei to rent sac Cs
eEaes L Il. GERRY. 80 Nassau corner hoerty-sL
NRANGE. N. J.-For SALE, on Orange
Mountain seven RESIDENCES prices $1,000 70 S2OOO0;
n ear: physicians recommend Orange Mountain iof TOE
SaiAu'e A-u'u'e " " 49, "a B. h SMALL % LberysL
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Siiuations maniso-- Malrs.
Clerks, Statesmen, &c.

Clerks, Statesmen, &c.
CLERK in SHOE or HAT ST0RE-Wanted
h, e,neetabe ses aged 81 peaks good kngsh. 70
ISr and industrious; good references from last employer
al or aaires, 1888 West llih-iL, coraer OtasFa
Coachmen. NV ill ~
A COMPETENT YOUNG MAN wants stu
N alton :, COACHMAE GROOM excellent city references
Aalres. N n O. Tubuss ag,evE 0fSs. 9ib West sl4sI
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Gelp Uanteo Males.

DORTER WANTED.-An experienced and
reliable man Orler Of Oaces cep 'he
premises and Baker Smith furnace. Address
Bor 3 5O5 giving references and wanted.
VNANTED-A few tirst-claSs Statesmen
w to solicit FOR large publications Ony who
bring recommendations need apply Salary liberal and Increased
possible. State experience h business and salary
wanted W. j. HOLLAND, Springfield. Mass.
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DARTIES desiring ROOMS, with or without
BoiaD 81. Obtain Information RRR) az to location, prices
srgs LOT Of Ben House, Agency Of COLES RYDER 292
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BROOKLYN Board.

DIUOhIyI OOt11U'
DOARD.-A family of two adults desire TO
ID LET with BOARD family comfortable ptrlor
ao consisting large and small room in perfect order bot
and cola water bath Also II needed ball loom on second floor;
10 three Of and only short distance from ferries
fam securing the privacy and comfort Of housekeeping
without End what they want 305 DgrA"t Brooklyn
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Miscellaneous.

A FAMILY owning house IN llrst-class and
c-aI ton viii rent furnished second hoor with without
hoard 10 adults Only those willing pay liberal price need apply
1ddre.s PRIVATE. station q.
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to my brother would only incapacitate
myself from rendering him assistance
for would also sink. Therefore, looked toward
solid EARTH hoping TO find some plank or other
timber that might offer him TO climb up on. but
before could accomplish this purpose, my brother
succeeded in drawing his legs out OF the pulpy-
like substance composing the morass and was
very quickly at my side, when we soon gained the
bank and set to work removing the thiokest clOts
OF mud which were cleavng TO his pantaoons as
far up as the knees. We were Immediately sur
rounded by number Of highly amused observers,
who RECALLED us during our occupation with de-
scrptions OF similar instances. We were as
founded in learning that not week ago man
was swallowed up in this fearful mud bank, and
before bis body could be drawn out life had fed
Two gentlemen recently sunk 10 their necKs IN
the same place. We remained upon the spot about
half an hour and during that time prevented a
woman, with little child in her arms, from at
tempting the same route. After her we dssuaded
know whether this man-trap is TO remain open.
The number of persons daily "disappearlng''
might be accounted Tor were this dark abyss but
partially explored. w. Old.