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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
NEW CHURCH BUILDINGS.
MISSION CHAPEL OF CALVARY PARISH.

MISSION CHAPEL OF CALVARY PARISH.
a new chapel for Calvary Parish is building
East Twenty bird and. with the adjoining school
house. occupies LOT having frontage Of rs feet, and
depth OF 22 feet Tue chapel is capable Of seating 700
persons while the schoolhouse will accommodate about
800 children There are besides cassroOms sewing and
reading-roOms. library and a vestryroom. Ample
rangements have been made for lighting ventila-
ton The of the buildings is estimated
t65OOO. The chapel occupies the OF lot.
while the schoohouse has been placed the street.
principal features Of the chapel the walls pierced
with coupled lancet windows, and halfpitch roof,
above which rises the clear story supported by an
arcade resting clustered columns OF stone The
framing OF the roof is OF heavy nodded timber,
stained and oiled, the space between the
Tsfters being painted. The chancel. which is of good
sIze separated from the by lofty arch, spring
from corbels either side. The loft is the
south side opening into the ehance by broad ARCH and
by another arch into the aisle The organ pipes project
into the aisle, aud supported by paneled screen.
The altar OF massive design is u polished white
bic enriched with shafts OF red marble The pulpit aud
chancel furniture made Of buttenut, the moding
being polished The glass; except that In the windows
iu the north aisle, was imported from England. The
chapel Is entered the Twenty thrdst SIDE through
large porch the interior walls OF which OF red and
white brick. the floor being lad With enesustic ules
Oyer the entrance the Sunday room Is placed
tnrret containing bell Above TINS springs slender
Stire surmounted by ged cross Tue style OF archi-
lecture OF the thirteenth century 6Othc Care has
, t.ken 10 make the building substantial ana
uete in every particular G. o. haisht WEE 'ne "'chi-
tect.
.,rre.11oNs on THE GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMI
NARY.
Drripp the Summer vacation the west wing
n, the vest building Of the HewYork General 1heoiogi-
cal seminary OF tho Protestant Episcopal Church LAS
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LEGALITY OF A MINOR COURT.

The question of the legality of the act Gre
ating the Special Sessions Justices. which argued
on Saturday before Judge Brady In the OF Daniel
Keeaher the wifebeater. committed the Special SEES
sons and to the Penitentiary for year. up
again in the Supreme Court yesterday pursuant TO ad
tournament Mr. Howe trayersed the return in order to
test the consttutonality OF the act Judge Brady
marked that the counsel asked the General Term before
i'm the case of Wagner. similar case TO affirm the judg
ment below OF course he understood that that for
the purpose OF putting the before the Court OF APP
peals He could not say how far that decision OF tho
General Term might influence him. If the General
Term he Ia that decision binding him he could not
hear the argument Mr. Howe replied that the General
Term their decision ~ stand They wanted
the question decided The adjourned to Thurs
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
UNGAFE BUILDINGS.

Buildings reported for the week ending De- 9 1873
Leroyst unsafe chimneys; John Wesierse' osaef
AZ Chrysie-st unsafe generally Henry valentine owner
No. 20 Broomesi unsafe piera; Vim. Bill agent
~ $ 9Otht 100 q. Msdsosse unsafe generally Cinsros
& Walsh, owners
No. s33 Broadway. unsafe ceiling Peter Goelet osner
p Msci0ugalst, unsafe cbmnegsi Geo w Lent owner
No. l46 BsIt,r unsafe south wall; Geo Solomon. owner
s3dst 100 O. Of 2daye unsafe walls aud roof Central
Para Baotst Church.
No. 2l9 West Houstous. unsafe ehmney; John H. B'osnns
owner.
No l67 South st. unsafe chnners; Edward Mnurn,
ehmneys Cbas A. sehernertora sTasr
No 1856 houh-st, unsafe ehmneys Francis Pares, Owner
No ~ CHRISTIE S., unsafe south wall " syns osner
No. 80 Chryse unsafe sOop aud ~ W. corner 'ts's
Shady, owner.
No SO Broadway unsafe ohmneys; 4 Hstzel ageaI
No so l3th-st ohimneys; Peter Goelei
No. 1873 ChrysteL. chmneYsi " m l. Horn, oSn-r
No unsafe hmneys John W. LeHis osnir
Nos 1877 39 West 31shss unsafe east gable !. A,hi
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Projected BUILDINGS.

New bulng proposed which plans have been
Department Of BsBss during the week ea1hg as,
day Dec. q. 1878:
Of Ninety econ6si bncs store and se
nent 4 stories. 2jSIJO; Fredenek Brsndes, owner
80 T. f1enh t1o trck ani hoss
sion, fron French apartment deesgs stones, 2Obr
Like ChrDen.
West Forty Ih. $40 a. Of Broad~sy trear, one bdsa
tenen 2Jr.}2 Nrs Gouttsrmsn
r. n. nsei4ss of0@n
dwelling 4 stories 20I5T; Luke Carmen, owner
Of sret5 0rcs end bfoFn stoa-
apartment dseng stores 2o)DO Lss
No f29 brown stone ars'e i"s''g
stories, lS4Ij5. Robert Aud owner
Total estmase VI the bulldogs soamelta
S8l 500
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD leav,

II
Nevfok Of Des5rosses and Cortsndsts follows:
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and Souk with Pull
man Psaee Ca attached $3.50 ,, and $3.50 Sunday o
For Bsnore Washington and the South va Pennan. Air Linz.
ngtoa via b. & o. r. K. at $50 D. NJ, daily.
EIpress Philsdeipha. $40 $50 1890 A. s. $50.
For Trsuon, 72O g $40 aud 6lO sunday $40
Rmigrant and secondeI,ss 700 pm
For hewsrk a. $50 7i2o 7:lo 500 9 10 IL m IL
Ind $40 D.
For Elizabeth; 6. $50 100 TAO 500 o. 10 II. m IL
l. 2;30 3:l0 $40 $40 4:3O. $50 $40 6l0 $50 T.
73O $40 10 ll:30 II plight Sunday. $50 6;lo.
POI For Rssssy s $50 7.2o 500 10 m 70 H. l. 2:So
$40 34o 4;!0 $3.50 $500 $40 6;l0 $50. 1880 $40 10
D ~. and IL ngtt SUNDAY. 800 6:IO and 1880 m.
For Woodbridge and Perth Anboy and 10 230 4l0 and
fsT New Brunswick. 72o aud 500 I2 $40. 4:so
$500 $40 1880 and II SUNDAY g. 10 and 1880
t f k.1 and az P % sS ana sS
For Phllpsbur and Belydere, 8 and 10.
Accom- for Borisnosn Darlington, and Csmden 20 aud $500
m. 1880 3:l0, 4, snd pm
Ror Freehold. 1920. m. and 4oT
Trains arrive follows From Pittsburgh $500 l2S5 and
ton and Baltimore 6:oS and eio M 55 and o27 D. ~ sum
S5 eS so e go 0 and lg' from ps g s sia
1927 Sunday 522 Cos $40 800 ll:55 and 1927
Tte, omce, 52e 4s5 e71 and o44 Broadway, No Aston House,
foot Of Desbroes and Corndits Bmisran Ticket Once No.
D. NJ BoYD, IT,, Gen Pas. Agent A'''''''
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
i ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, wIrHoUT CHANGE or CARS TO
TMB OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. Train.
So Sss 'fs & s Sunday with Pullman
Palace Harrisburg Arrive Hsrn,eur 45s m
G5 ~ Emporium s:i5. n.y. and BaaO $50 M "'''''
Enc Mail Dahl. except sunday with Pullman Palace Car
Lock Haven $40; Remove. 955 IrIneon, 4:25 CORY.
626i sns 700 Connects CORR and viuetOn with OIL
Greek and Alsshsny River K r for the Oil Region.
. W. A. BALDWIN, Gsueral Superintendent
D. NJ BOYD. IT,, Gen. PAS. Agent
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NETWORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAiIR0AD.-NsvY ors and Ne. Haven Division
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING NOV II. 1873.
Passenger Station Ne~Tork, Central Depot Entrance
ForysecOnd.st
TRAINS LEAVE NEWYORE,
Trains for Nevsyen 7O5 (Acc NJ sos EEL ':OJ
(Acen) lOOOs lBr 1900 lAcen 100 tEI tErl 300
Aecnl :3s and Loea EI $40 (stl and $40 lEIl
For South NOrvsk 1908 S05 905 1900 100 bNl 800
BOO 4e 5:lO 635 $40 $40 For stanford al0 SOP,
4.45, 5:lO, $40 635, 1870. o;l0. $40
For Port Chester. IL 40
Boston Springfield 05 and 90 300 and ga
Shore 1900 and 9:lO m The 500 loo
300 $40 9ilO Stanford, NorSdk and Bridge
port The S05 nd 100 Shore Line
Division for Norwich and Providence aud the Conn fsey Say
brook The sos m and 300 with Sewhsven and
connect with Conn River Springfield and 300 for
Montreal The sos 100 and 800 connects with Nauga
iueE Railroad and the sos and 800 with ho1s.ne Rail
road Bridgeport The sos and kO5 and 5000 and 6:l0
With Danbury and Sorak at So Norssk and the sos
100 and bio m. with New-Csnasn Railroad al STANFORD
Sunday Boston Mail Trans at via Springfield $40
via Providence.
DwnsrOOm Day Express and SeepDse,s Night Er
press Trains
Tickets purchased Ticket oH Of Company Grand
Depot oces y. Transfer ga
Windsor House N. T. and No. Courtst Brookyni who will
check baggage from residence 10 destination
information particulars posters At hotels and depot
JOHN I. MOODY sup't OF \. y Div.
y MIR JfDl STUNT. Newell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09

spector the xIith Election District OF the xvIIh
Assembly District on power of attorney given him BY
William Conklin. the regularly appointed Inspector.
Hogan claimed that he acted under In good faith Col
Follows present yesterday the bill of exceptions and 1t
was signed by Judge Ingraham. Hogan's case now
goes directly 10 the General Term for review, the GER
tcate OF the Judge acting meanwhile stay OF sen
tence II the finding OF the court below be affirmed. the
will back for sentence. II reversed, Hogan WILL
OF course. be discharged. Meantime the prisoner has
been admitted 10 bal III 81 900.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW -rOKK

PORT or ssw-roHk. .....................'.'DGc. 3
CLEARED
Steamship Prancon,. Bragg. Portland. r. Amss
Bars Fae BIZ Sr LpP' phleg1, . Fanch E5Ts Co.
B Bss Soasnr & madea GrcalGa O. W BcTisG1
s e. s rS i;'a a s FmuS
Bng Ida (Br) Smith, Trinidad Boyd Hineken.
Bns ylsge Belle BtJ Hollis Bermud, &c, Darrell Co
B sa; I Is GFs Da me- ca P3"; % ,asf
scnr qnie Conan , Collins LCetpOr' n s. F',e ~ Co.
Sen! Ben D1, S%oSssS o9 < T. = eeSs g.
shr Williams. MOrTe stamford STANFORD Manufacturing Co.
S,..,io vrn, Br, ssSer G,so~ Nov 81 and Lam. 22d
wi ndses and pa.a- to Austin Baldwin Co. On
elSS o s and S 5 to H oee SH Gen. Now And
steamship Galley Of lorne tBr Robnson shnghae Sept rs
steamship kuicssock eager Eerorens Nov 90 With mdse
An Se.,h my Sender Burs Sewoheans 80
'I s pss & Carolina Beckett Charleston Dec s. with m ana
Steamship Cisy Of Hod.n, Dsens Eeworeans Nov 90 with
s. st %, s' and S ps SiS sSion Bo
Mediator smith Norfolk with mdse and pass LOrliri
se.nsSp North Point Foley Phadeps. with mdse to Loll,d
steamship John Gibson. wner Georgetown c. with mdse and
steamship Isaac bell Bkemsn Richmond City Point aud Norfolk
with mde and pass to on Dominion steamship Co
from he Downs IN ballast
s.rl cf SSeSs@l Poard ioas.er IS dsys With ALT
Mar, Reout (of 81 Aniress NJ B Tucker, Grand Turk
Bark Jobann (GerD HsVekAmp. Liverpool SO days with salt
g.rk Alaska Perry, Malaga Al days with fruit,
BARK BnsioN Norl. Venner Ne"ry 80 days 10 ballast.
Brig (O Sunderland Moore Bany BAY Al ballast
Brig Annie Dan J. Olsen. Havana 10 days IN ballast
Lucy Leo (oi Machias, Holmes Ponce b. IS with
fruit =,
sear Mary A. D. t MahOn. Bay n 81 whiius st. days
With salt
sohr Knghtou Knshton St Andrews 10 days. with
schr Psca!.qi, tof Gloucester Bartlett wel.hpOol D.. II
with frozen herring
schr Ruhght of Gouces.e H,rey weshpool D. IL days
With frozen herring
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Dee SArnVed steamships Rationale Roman, and Pan
ther from Philadelphia Con whitney from Ne~iors bark Wheat
lard, from Accra. schr. G. NJ Remington from Zsrs
toRraKss MONROE Dee S-Psssed In baltimore steamship
Liberty from Havana barks Continental from Antigua Farro from
Nsmsbeek from Liverpool Passed
Tor bremen; bark Sappho, for Penarh Roads.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ded SThe Hamburg Line steamship Se,
from New York Nov "a. arrived here $50 yesterday
and proceeded for IIamburg.
Lospos She Great Western Line steamship Great Western
SiAmper sailed from Bristol Saturday for Hew-Yort
She White Line
American steamship indiana sumner Philadelphia Nov Is
for Liverpool has arrived here.
a. lat 90 ~ long 1913 w. bark Comet from San
Nov "a 10 49, long IS 25 bark Soah Hail. and from Boz.
tor for Demenra
Nor H. Straits OF Gibraltar schr Ringeader (Br) from
snyrua for Boston
lior --latest Sa,p Hevs see FIN Page
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n1.nnINn srAr1srIcs FoR THE MoNrH.

Of tie Department Of Bua Tor ihs
ending SATURDAY Dec q. 1873 from the 59ks Of
water W. Adams supennteneeat s1a.e.ti rs Iugs'ng
for 0 buildings and alterations; buildings examined and plans
passed special applications for frame and Oef ucgrs
The monthly summary shows buildings commenced 10 number Of
buildings completed 1866 number Of alterations 80 a
completed 50; buildings Ia progress 500 atersoss
progress, 100.
The Of Uns1N Buildings, C0mpLlfnt and pOtIhrs
ports Complaints Violations unsafe buildings
ported 20; buildings made safe, 49, taken down notices 81
violations served Of buildings cond
ton 6l9 month notices Of unsafe buildings served AL
buildings reported l42 unsafe buildings made safe III
buildings taken down a. violations reported 81 yoauons re-
moved 80 complaints received 20 notices OF violations eysi 81 no
buildings served 2l number Of buildings surveyed A. -
general condition 1884. 49,
Bureau Of Vel: reports number Of building, for
49, number Of buildings provided with Ore escapes 10
escapes served 1915 iron arch rrs beams and ha
tested Number Of buildings reported for Ere
23O; buildings provided with 6 80 iron arch
glders beams. and hnes tested AS
Bureau Of Th>dsers Hosls Sca0ohusss Fdc0rs dnd spH
Surres reports Official examination Of esht theaters (snd r
survey on Days Theatre. completed
specially inspected and reported pPon
Mi schoo -bGase a factories
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CIVIL NDIES.

In the Marine Court, Part L., yesterday,
before Judge Curtis the following nquess and judg-
ents were taken for tho plaintiffs with and SIS
allowances: James Rowe and others agt John Grove
for s273 c.: J. II &B l. Watson fer the plaintiffs, and
A. NJ Mccullough FOR the defendant. Isaac Mehrbach
and othera It Charles SOfa and others Tor s59 rs T.
j. McCahill for the plaintiffs aud Cook Scmck for the
defendants In Part IL. before ChefJustice Shea
Henry Hurry agt Gnstaye Frankey and oihers-special
verdict for lie plaintiff Tor ii55 ~, with costs and SIS
allowance.
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aurrr IN THE OYER AND TERMrNER.

crowd of spectators gathered III the oyer
and Termncr Court yesterday expecting that another
OF the Ring Indictments would be moved for trial
Harry Genet WAS present writ his counsel and the petit
Jurors we're in court After some consultation between
the District Attorney. the Court. and counsel at the
other side Of the bar the petit jurors were discharged
until today and the gentlemen summoned on the
Grand Jury were discharged until Monday next, the
General sessions Grand Jury being still in session.
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P4SSENGERS ARRIYED.

PROM GLisGOw-In stamshp VTgiaia, Nov. 3-as Mar
Burke Mis-, Grace OSc Miss Kenny. John Ross, Mrs. OFaneU
Mrs Leniaan W Scott Geo Is. Mehenue Jas
Mrs Mil and children " w WATSON and vile, Mrs Caro-
Lubrock MeAser Mrs Thomson aud children Jane
Hamilton.
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MINIATuKh ALMAhAC.

7:i3 ABB Moon ues $3.50
n
O:OO Hell FeuJ
Dbb-P
Sui, 900 0.l6 fish Gate Feur.. 2O)
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE
HEw.YORN CRY.

Livingston place s. 10 Of IGh i77riOO.. 80
I7th-st Of lstaVe
37j Of 10Th j0rBs 10000
4jthst POO 9lHsye 2jrl "a 800
lthst 800 Of 2dav 23rl0O 5000
lave, 2 o 2Oth-st Zf.oIlOU......./
3daye "A = rs Of 26h 80 txlOo 10000
2Gth-st. 100 Il 6 of slave IOrSoJ)
Shaye 20 Of Shsve 2lU0
lob ave 70 : q Of l2Othsi., 25.2tlOOi mn
l2Otbs,, g. 1925 Il e % i0th-sve 75TlOO ~ ) 80
6fth-st lOO5EJl9rl ls,Jp
p,dou, No. 1854 ., Ii1,e.r. Der yssr.... 5000
5jtbst . 100 II v Of hsye 2Or998 20 years per yer 30
ye No J.3 'front.' rear yesrs yer gear.......
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AN ELECTION CASB.

The election case of Denis Hogan came up
yesterday In the Court Of Oyer and Trrmner. Hogan
was convicted last week Of frsuduleDty acting 40 la
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Gitp Real Gstatc for 5ale.

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE for improved
Il COUNTRY poperty-50 desirable LOTS gslslbs
WATER FRONTS On the upper end OF the island
LEsPlNAsSB & FRIEDMAN. IL Pnest
I OTIS for SALE or to LEASE-FOr F0UN-
- DERIES MANUFACTURERS. CHEMICAL WORKS, sc -
Of with bukhesi front suitable for
blocks OF lots suitable for dwell
low aud terms very easy. Apply B. SCHEFFBLIS no W"
iamst
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Gtationerp.

FRANCIS g. LOUTREL, As Maiden-lane.-
prices Blank Books Stationery, and Printing DAne,
1874 Expense Books Ladder GeoS and Family Wash Books
Patent Spring back Account Books made Ia pattern.
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M.ars> Courr-rai.L rsRs-PArr L-GuRr'. j.
2SS2. COUSIN sgt Muller. Jbfv Thsn' 81 d. H' D''P'"
1922. .Leop agt Murray, IT, ter NM,
1923. Gion sgt Bsstnsn JIA uiyernu' ast tuition ~ "
1880. Cohsn ar Gooias 30S2. .stdfer Vsniernnn
30i2. Mode sgt Hsynsn. - ten NJ,
1872. Has ScbsiiIg 1888 oal,ashef sgt L. p''
2l96. .Jargneln and sgt. -. 70
Western u. rc. Co 3o92. Dunn sgt BeaW - -
1858. Kahn AIT Herbert aU98. .Welch ct al AIT Woodruff
PART ff.-sBEa o. ,
1918 senNuer snd sgt Be 800 kockinl 20 MI Wv w.
24p7 Martin sgt sehsefer. - ht hearing snu sl 10.
86O1 Cohen sgt KOeber JO4'. A'm'n 81 A. asN '"Ae"
28Tl Merchant agt. Mihon. 800 nng 49,. d..
2925. Dskes agt kepsienp sDl3 smih e. ~ ,B1
1893 Ines ODonaghue 3O)I Brnner ana ano AZ" "''
1901 Benpett Scstt -. ana mo
1921. Dergs sgt Blanchard ~ al 3DJB Eh'ast Barry
373g Longepate AT Breut 3OBI sgt hsnbattan
etaL :. "oVeO 20
lGJ2N Y Life Ins Go. ag- 3l5i Roberts agt Bogefs
Wait. 3i12. .Bayes The Engineers
971O Rpbin at Tn. BreEen' sBd ManuiactuTens rub
and Maltters' Ius. Go. - hshing 20.
ogyO Slegbt att Cool. 1910. Murphy agt. Leporn.
9SlS S.bIre,ten and ino 3072 Fuller agt Dfenne
A,eber.ta AT 1914 Filth agt. Bfararj
1902. Breese ct al. sgt Meiryer 5olb stevenson asr
3Gi2 Tune and sno ,et lien 3O7S ag CrotiY
derson $3.50. Bowman agt. George
1884 Camp Johnston ,...
GENERAL SHsslogsHAcxKrr, R-Gemafo Copeftiho ypo
Jane, Wilson eloDous assault and battery Alexander oo9e
burglary Joseph Grassnuh grsnd aceuV August heser
T. v Rg, burglary; William Harley. bgamr george u sun
forger; John Sssn John Kelly John hugen Thomas Onpoo
grand arcepy: Porinance Bhosi three ei,es false peHse
OrxsA AND rERnsEE-IsoRAHAn john hcDermo''' no'n
eide. -, o..
Courr ~ ArPstsAtpasr Dec 8The loovng Is the Cont
ofAppc calendar for Dec o. Nos AZ Has l4o i4 it, i|i
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NEW .JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROA

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ Commencing MONDAY. Nov 3. 1879.
LEAVE NETWORK. PIER ~ NORTH RIVER. foot of Rec.
by Sandy Hook connecting for all
this and connecting railroads:
m-For Philadelphia. Long Branch. Red Bank, Port Mon
Toms River Wareown Vneiqi BndgeIon Bay Side and
intermediate connecting Writings for Tucke)n Railroad
400 D. m-Fo Long branch Red Bank Port Monmouth Toms
River Waretown and intermediate stations.
ARRIVING IN kW-lORH-At $40 and Al m. from
Long Branch River intermediate stations and
AIS m. from Pha1epba Vneand, BdgeIoH, Bay Side and
points On Tuckerton Railroad.
Fare New-lork TO Philadelphia. only - %
lines daily Philadelphia r.
Freight received until and delivered IN Phisdel
pns early nett morning
+. p. FINCH Agent Pier 5 " X.
NJ w sERAT. J. W. GORE,
Superintendent General Agent.
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6ouses an0 farms Uanteo

PEAL ESTATE WANTED.-The Society of
~ the kBW YORK HOSPITAL hereby invites PROPOSALS op
LAND for the erection tbeeon by said Hospital Busafa
The land offered be
broadway and the North River be Of dimensions equal not e
than IL than 81 usIcd lots 70 De eea
NAV 1874 Proposals price and be ncosed IA az ea!
directed thus TIKI SOCIETY Of THE NEW YORK HOSPITAL
- Wss Serf City, AMI be In on of before iSe
December
WANTED-LAND by the acre, in New
Jersey depot EXCHANGE gocd, paying sfokx
PROPERTY leading CITY Of BrookJa
Apply to rutland 4 WHITING, Beefwsns
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OUTSIDE PROPERTIES for EXCHANGE
~ All with perfect titles free o. all ncumbrsnoe 10000
splendid cotton lands Florida 10000 tnber handsome
dences al Jacksonve Hbena Tallahassee; 20 900
Johns Rivers 100000 West Virginia lads magnificent
manufacturing property Point Of Rocks handsome residence Nor
rssniA Immediate possession terms residences Orange Mont
sar BLOOMFIELD Mlban Bound Brook Plsuted stanford DSrien
Hartford Norsich; 1000 Long island all
Fs"YO se"Je and New Bugaud Western and scbsru lands
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~ -Four brownslone HOUSES Buter Lsayesosv
handsome York house hotel
furnished for Nevfork property handsome residence Decaur
en cheap houses ndeut lots Atlantic
aud houses and Brooks from
sl6O 900 70 5000 wishing 10 SELL, EXCHANGE
PUkCHAsk, call on IL. L. RIDER, 80 Pin.-ss.
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NEW;YORK GENITAL an AND d. HUDSON IDS N

l. H~'HS "''
Grand Central Depot -,
500 m Chicago and Northern Express with drasngroom
through 10 snd ST. Adams
Special Chicago Express with drawing room ets 20 @cn
ester. Buffalo.
lU:45 a. m, Northern and Western Erpres
3:4O m Albany Troy EIDress, Saturdays only
400 m EIpeSa with seepngears from NeTork TO
st. Adams.
500 m Express Daily with seepinEc,s for waterown and
CaBsnlaiguA
500 m Express Daily with seeplngcs for Rochester
Buffalo and Niagara Fails; also for Chicago via both H. s. and NJ e.
HOO o. m Express, With eepugea;, for Troy Dad Albany
War trains . per Local Time Iables -
VIZ C. H. KREDRICK.
Gene. paxssn Aren't
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BrookInn Real estate for Sale

Brooklpn KeaI estate for Sale
A BARGAIN.-Three-stO basement, and
~ slbceaT brick HOUSE, twelve water hester
range boiler &e situate No. l04 Hsmilton-st hye-aye
Price s6jO Apply W. p COOK 235 Westinghouse, Brooklyn
EOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-L0TS Nos.
80 s1d Al Rement 50Il00 and IS TO- H. and "a Montague
10OIloo House and store No I02 PnsappI 27IsO Hou.s
179 Woughbyst House No. 1877 Woszhby-s Houses
49, ST. and % HsansL GORDON FORD 81 CrEst. BrOokya
DR0SPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
i very easy GORDON foRD 81 Cark-st Brooklys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
Men, Jersep Real Gsiate for Sale.

4 HOMEAIN THE COUNTRY.-CentralN \. j.
"a lo,s and land By
SALE points line Of the Central L. K Of Apply
A. D. HOPE or ELsT0s MARSH, ll9 Lbersysh
"a TO BUY MODERN COTTAGE rooms 1 hour from New
York So 900 balance long mortgage 10 minutes
from the sssrfee Address A. Lock Boa Ol,
NewBpns~ick, N. J.
PEST LINE of TRhVEI-MOst agreeable
- SUBURB 500 per moub--Interes-oasy Re6lal-Tssy
house grounds Central Railroad depo
police Gre department frequent trains lo-
high, well drained and healthy ocon ~ rooms halls
psuas csbe hot sn cold water heater and doors &c
laid bearing small and arg fruits shades Sci
place worth sl5 900 win sacrifice
Inquire West Elizabeth depot By OWNER
Once Boz No. 1874 Elizabeth, M.
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
" Houses farn shed Catalogues
once hours from IL 80 tall l. GERRI 80 Nsssa LbertJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
Real estate 10 Gfehanae

EXCHANGE for q FARM or COUNTRY
~ bBArA hrsclss double wooden HOUSE Brookn contain
ing 10 location Of the
fully laid out in lawn shade aud J. o. HoYT SON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
and S,ng,nsk Rrosds Pare 81 Steamer Laura dscon.
timed No nirh boat vYet and day boa, from Bridge
nor. stnnmef BRIDskPORr ss beiofr.