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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05
CRIMINAL NOTES.

During the December term of the Court OF Gen,
e sessions. Recorder acke a men and women we're
Prison. As and women TO the Pene1ay ana
225 indictments i9nnd M W.
IT, nerrs were eopce 100 ulea1ed Sr''J 70 "ere alu
md -
AZ tbe Court of General Sessions last Saturday,
before Recorder cFe thei and there sa oh one
s 81 gu Nv Mcbride, who for attempting 70 brraA mo
The oaortore james Keller, o. No lA flftye Dec
and stealing worth Of property vas sent to the Pehen O
oneycar. -
Ieopold Levi charged with selling cigars without
License held SATURDAY in slaOo eail by i
Shies Richard Smith charged with selhg whisky without ns
special discharged Henry Schneider charged WIN per
iu n swearing II OF when be enlisted 10 l
army was held 10 await action II the Grand the case OF
Mhew Richardson with perjury the LANCE case the J!
disagreed
In the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Judge FmIne John Kenney comme s entering he
taput of Joseph Mosebsch OF No 1876 sianonsi Jos
Jerhsm was held for saung Psnnv Prbank Of No 42 hri-
ave- and cutting knife frc1eneA koener ana ul.
Eryey committed for breaking into TIE store OF opphnns
Co AZ No 29l Gand-st and carrying OF quantity OF g9ols
Moey Of No ITS james Conner charged wlh abnng
atdck Short Of No. Bat Twenietat, committed LOT %
Peter Mcdonald held for stealing from the person OF "la
H. Been 81 East Oae hGni twenty poeAe''
book containing IS.
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The COURTS.
RECENT ELECTION FRAUDS.

The contest over election seats came up for
seitlement IN the Court Of Common Pleas on Saturday.
John l. Davenport appeared counsel for Gen. Pinck-
new who is contestng the seat of Hugh H. Moore. aud
also on behalf OF George Scheran, whose seat as mem
Der OF Assembly is being contested ny Martin Nacht-
man. Of the With Assembly District COL FELLOWS
and George W. Wingate appeared for the other SIDE
The of Pnckney against Moore was heard frs the
evidence being confined to the XXXIVth Election Dis
tIfct Several polcerks aud others were produced TO
show that the voting announced the night OF election
in that district McCaerty los and Moore IS while
the policlerks's tally and final OF the
reversed these figures. 1t proved that this
stake made by the inspectors and poclerks, and
done without the knowledge OF Mr. Moore or friends.
IL was conceded to be clerical The mat
ter was then adjourned until tomorrow at 2 D. IA.
In the case OF Nachtman against scherman the orig
tnaI papers were produced from the County Clerks
office showing that there had been mistake In can.
wasting the vote In the via Election District OF the
given 80 votes belonging 10 Nachman, who received 80
Of the belonging TO Mcsser This was admitted
he clerical Samuel Stern testified that the night
before election lie heard number OF reported :" re-
neofSrs f" make appointments for tho next day In
his district: that he watched and saw two OF
them come in TO vote; that he challenged theE
votes but that they accepted without the
men being sworn that the next night he saw the
same repeaters the place discussing their ex
ploifs aud dividing money, and SAYING they had sue
ceeded ia eleetug oeherman Charles selampaa teall'
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LETTERS From THE PEOPLE.

WHY TIKI TRIBUNE PRINTS FEW SUNDAY SER
MONS
10 The Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR You will excuse one of your old readers,
now ~ years of age for troubling you with complaint
THg TR VI has been my associate for years and years
commenced with II when il was mite, and now see II
a mammoth. Its course has always been on and for
ward Of late il has made step back, and that
when IL dropped reporting the Sunday sermons in
an about New York City II a great pleasure and
very Instructive 20 me and many others 10 have New
YORK CITY sermons in THE TRIBUNE on MONDAY II was
treat we overlook neither can We do without
them We now do the next best thing We can-that is,
OIL Monday get OF the other papers, and they give
bur shm reports. Pray cannot you give the sermons
again aud crafty many OF your readersi Us.
Orangc County, y. L., Dec rs, 1878.
ITHK TRIBUNE has not for years been able to pub
lish mole than very brief reports of striking SER
nous such, for instance. it published on last
Mond,y The difficulty which it always encounters
l. that II is compelled on Monday 20 print the news
not only of Saturday, but also Of sunday 1t is the
only eight-page morning newspaper i'll New York
which declines to print paper on Sunday and is
thu, burdened with the publication of two days
news ON Monday morning. il its Mondays paper
were not compelled TO contain Saturdays as well as
Sundays news, there would be better chance for
Sundays sermons-bdl
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nECISIONS-.IAN. 3.

Sppypmp Nourt-Chambrs-B Judge Brady
Schiller ag BumuerSee opinion Psre[ as chamberlain
act Mson and ano-GraBed Daing agt. Gran and sno IN
the matter &c Gerardt Howe Hdmneu and sno-hemoran
juiuk
Cfrap{t-P1r U-By Judge Van Brunt-Prt act Par
ker-Grauted III Brennan. snerh-Memorandun
Bank National Banking Association ag oner et
aL-CrAnted (See mem). Fasmach ct al ag. Stehm-Opnon
Suppyf0r Court Special Term BY Judge Freed
mau-Iawkins HawkinsMoton granted Ghooly sg bo'h-
Order Qranted Shermansgt Gilbert juncuou dissolved
By Judge votBsbop gt The Empire Transportation TO-
Order to be fled
Common Pleds-Special Term-By Judge LOew[
Tovle at Coye-oon denied fSee mem Covert sgt Reck
rage-JniCnent declaring the contract nall ad Void on
he ground Of fraud granted SohopoY S,noppyJudgment OF
yorcc gante Mooney ag SnognAoon for leave to enter
judgment or decree granted
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REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK. Saturday. Jan. >. 1874.

WORK. Saturday. Jan. D. 1874
The market has been dull throughout the
past week and with the exception OF few legal sales
announced for next week there will be no business az
the Exchange Salesrooms To-day there were no sales
The property advertised for sale by Hugh n Camp was
not offered the sale being postponed until JAM at the
The following is lat OF the legal sales announced to
take place nj the Exchange Saesrooms next week:
49, THURSDAY Jap. by Wiudm h>nH,tD.
M,d.ont south SIDE 1876 feet east u Scammeis,
236r9j.l OH, O.. <D
Legal sale ysrthst north side Jz' iee' ~e Of
-' Rv yau,s Nitkr.
sale rty.thiri-st north SIDE, 80 ieet "e'' u
25IlDO5 -. - e.. -, 81, Po,,,h.,v.
Legal safe Sry-our.h-st. south SIDE 10 iee' "s'' VI ~
2jIlOO5 I'LL.
I.z, sale Tsnh side. "a ~ ieet noh o. "e''S
Friday 5-By JoSph bic6nrt ,y,....o
Iev, sal. uorth SIDE Us feet west OF slntna'@
~ srtnrday Jan 9-By Wll1m ktaneiy - +,
LEGAL sale sxeentt SIDE 22SO feet vest Of Avenue
BIZ Richard v. Hdrr,h . ..o .
Iey sal, seconlst soaih side, 260 feel
OF SxlhsVe, lS.JxJJli.
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p1SSFVG ERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL seamAp CaIabria 3Geog Ande,'
- "a p Csn w Crawford q. =. A., Capt H. y. Poole H. H. "
The Hon Amor De Cosmos. the Hon Abbot Lawrence Mrs
~. I,,e Lawrence Mrs. Robert Jackson, Mr. and MIS-
su SnIivsn Mrs J. W Master Hail. Mr.. and Mrs D. Con
orepro Mr. and Mrs Lawrence smith ana
~ Ar r. Iorel Mis-, FAMINE Balen Mrs j. l.. Studeysn sirs r.
and Mis- Pecihlm L. swer John Service John BnAesn pr
PIT. ~ n P,rrhd James n Pine, George Hamilton, lnoinAs
nimr r = Edmnnds H. g. Fisk j. W. Owens, W. ii. Holt Robert
I'M. ierys r Tiffany, H. J. Boyson, Felix Ancagne A. Dun
Gan James Thomas William Horton, n Boehm ooeam r",
T. w. TAYLOR, J. X. Gspen
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MI ali, NJ, n H. Wallet A. J. Root Mics Sarah N Phi
ps i.sisd Ben,adss c,,Su p JohnsSr MS, wSI R.t
I'll J. Dson Robert Plynn, r Darcy L. d. Downs Mr. VIII
lisms, John r. Henry Ia, W., ~ NJ, v,rt Ian a
Thanh. J.et.ou Aiken Collin. Mr. Frusnder and gle A. Ser.
eet r. L. Gates O. Meilwaith, Robert RUSSELL . "u''' '" "
PnR IIVERPoO~Tr steamship Baltic Jan. 3W Grant Ms
49,, III " Mailer Major c. Martin Mrs Martin George Be
SeI Mr.. Beie Mrs Ray child James Covdy G. Topping
" nsr n Trsnasun q. Beriord, John Burte, Henry A.
Gubc W q Bait.conb Isafe Cooper, Cha L. Ecsha'd " L.
Rr.i..e r W Bis. J. H. Sparks
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fed 10 Irregularities In the With Election Dstrct o
the with Assembly District, and among other VII.
nesses Peter F. wanninger said that 10 the canvass Oh
the votes of the XVIIth Election District the IN
snectors DESTROYED certain number Of tickets surrep
titiousy and after the tickets were put on ME toey
connted certain number for Scherman, ana tnen an-
nounced that they should give Nachtman As without
counting them, and Immediately swept all the tickets
into tho stove
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tngusher and with the help Of the water pitcher ana
some towels bad II out in hve minutes NO =, r.
age done II the lamp had not bad the Gotten III IL,
should not be writing to you now. unless you can To
oeiye communications from the other world. r. w.
baltimore, Nd, Jan. 1, 1874.
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Sales On Auetlon

A. MBRwIs, hucnoneri
DY BANGS. MERWIN ~ Co.. $50 Broadway.
I'D near BouistSses Of Books Works Of Art Fancy Goocs &c
MARSHALL SALE.
wi POLHY BIC KEyBAUGH. Auchoneer,
y virtue shall io sale AZ pubic suction
THIS No 100 Tbri-aye. the ENTIRE COhTENIs OF
FURNISHING STORE s. d. HALL, CIT M1Ishn
MORTGAGE SALE.-By virtue of two several
chstsel mortgages will expose public snction
MONDAY the DAY January. S7t 10 O'Clock ~ the forenoon
AZ No III Cha Tables Counters Bar Fixtures trock
saloon HENRY ASH. Attorney Tor Mortgages.
JOHN McDoSoUGH, City Nsrsbsl, Auedoucen
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THE STATE GOVERNMENT.
EXECUTIVE AND JUDICIAL oFFICERs-MEMBERs OF
TuE LEGISLATURE.


TIIE LEGISLATURE.
Below will be found list of Executive and
judicial officers OF the state Government and also OF the
members OF the Legislature which meets at Albany to-
morrow. The changes in office are as follows Con
troller Hopkins aud Treasurer Ranes we're reelected
the former on the Republican and Liberal Republcah
tickets the latter on the Democratic and Liberal Repuo
hcap. The officials Secretary OF State Whers'
Attorney General Pratt, Canal Commissioner Jackson
and State Engineer Sweet, all elected on the
and Liberal Republican tickets Inspector OF state
Prisons Platt elected the Republican ana LoeIa he
publican tickets and Associate Judge OF the court OF
Appeal. Johnson appointed. The other omeias nsneu
an the lis held Office last year
TXECUTtvE AND JUDICIAL OFFICERS.
John A. Dix. Governor.
John e. Robinson Lieutenant Governor
Nelson n Hopkins. CONTROLLER co.,
Dedrich Milcrs, IT,, secretary Oi STATE
Thomas Riinos. Treasurer.
Dtuiel Pratt ATTORNEY General.
Alexander Barhley Reuben W stroud James JAG kson,
if. canal Commissioners.
Sylvanu. ~. sweet state Engineer and Surveyor
Ibran B Weaver superintendent OF PuOic Instruction
Gibson A Dayton, Auditor Canal Department.
Oriow " Chapman. superintendent Insurance Depart
mrnf.
De Wis., q. Eli. superintendent Bank Department
Ihomts kirkpatrick. Ezra Graves Moss h. Plat, ln-
spcctur. Of state Prisons
Jhsddcus DAVIS Ntyus W. Smith, Charles G. Myers,
'tRai Appraisers.
William +. Allen. Martin Grover, Charles a bappallo,
6hlrl.. Andrews. Charles j. F0lecr Alexander 5.
Johnson. Associate Judges Court of Appeals.
Eiwin .. Perrin, Clerk Of Court Of Appeals.
TIGE LEGISLATURE.
Republicans 10 Roman Democrats IN ltallcsi lnoe'
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

1924 4:4S MOON nes''''' '''-
Ara
s.,, Hooi g3t Cove 1912 Hell jse Ferry $500
49,
s.,s, e5 Gov. Island 1925 He'll Gate FerrT O;0l
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THE PRONIER AND CARRASCO FUND.

NEARLY FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS SUBSCRIBED FOR
THE FAMILIES OF THE ALLIANCE DELEGATES
TIKI VILE DU HAvRE
The following sums have been received thus
far by Caleb j. Rowe, Treasurer of the Evangelical
Alliance for the families OF the late Prof Pronier Oh
Geneva and the Rev. A. Carrasco Of Madrid the delegates
to the Alliance who were lost withahe Vile du Havre'
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PASSENGER.S SAILED.

P0R sAvASsAH-fas IHsP MO,t0eHsrg Jns 3.si.' Ploha
Founsn L. b. Carey Dr. H. u. Fuller. Dr. A. A. Martin. A. II
Cooey A. b. Carran Mrs james Foy Jane, Loebner Mr..
Dawson ADD ehia. j. SpeTisg JOha MeDoDHell A. TbbeL
FOR SAvANSAH-fH sfs1mshfp Sfn Salvador Jan. 3.-Mn
Mari LeVaIL D. n. Seails Marta kilay, Alss W. TAnaA
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9teamboais ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonio
~ and snga,sck Railroads, Pare 81 Steamer LAURA s..sa
port rs Del S sfSf ''' '''' ron D'
NLNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
station New S S Of Il I s cosaa ssn :Ss s s
South Branch r. Hampton Junction With Dews Lscsw,ns
DIVISION viii t:aiss valSy ssr.. Ds' ea . H.ssas
STATE.
Commencing Dec. !, ls73-Lesve New.York foliovsa
5l5 @-SEws rEMs or k.sOu, 6e.hcOsn BAH, nsO,o~a.
Gam-way Train for P'nfeG
7mWsy Train for Pennington Rston BeVisre Msach Chunk
hammock Tosand wavereT te Connssl Junction with Del.
t.Ie.p, suady. for E..sen
tom At Rssion Tor auch cSaDs %s 's scass.
Sc . 81 noeIS WA car, rc, D'% o &c
is:io nkErRs,, for flsnas.sa gaoo Bah, An,n,e-..
ing Columbia Lancaster gpasa Po,t.vie Hsrrisburg ar
3sSD w Tram for TstS AeD'oTn. and Be'i'r'
nw,y Train for Ession Allentown .nd Chunk Cos
$50 p n-wa Tram sonsryue sui remington
$780, m-Eyssss ExpRess d.dy for Ron Be'Tiders AIles
town. Reading, Harrisburg. Pitsbursh Chicago nc
go T p H'.r1 1l Pi.IS ai fi''''''s
9:lj D. n-wy rraia Tor SonevIie
u, Eps S6s r. 5 r5'es 500 $40 T. so g. sA5 go
% aSo 4 5T l5 Us $50 5i5 $40 SO ai5
1880 sl5. 9;l5' 1890 lli'p KICKER SIM, and E...
H. P BALDWIN General Passenger Ageat
CRIE RAILWAY.-WlNTER ARRANGE
II taking effect November g. 1873 Fon Chsm'
900 m-cinannaa and Chicago Day Express Dr,snERoes
%ElpSs., ss,I. F.aa sleeping
7pm tDalyl-P,cao gIpre~ the West sleeDuE Coschs
through Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati Ds'''t 'ai Che's'
without change
Por, Jerys 500 900 1000 sal l045 49, IS 80 and
Goshen adeovu g 500 $50 900 1000 All IS
,ps Mi2l.nd Rsirois
w.5...t 500 iS! a. in NJ i ,1d t'op@,
suHerp &c, Gas 1880 1880, and lO4j m 3i5, s. 8,
s1evood a Honokus Aendse and R,m,eys 20. ei5 g.
1880 fI03O lO;45 m, S45 q 1880 and ,ll3O Pm
Paterson ~ 6ta $3.50. 10 30 80 1913 ii 80.
A. NJ IL noon 'l:i5 3:l5. 3:45 446 5'l5 s. '6'sv y.
s:i5 1880. 80 and IL Sauriay nilh ony
ana ID: 80 D. N. ~ satariaV nights NJ 90 ,o -,
po Sn'0 .ia5 5'ls ) $50 SIS 1880 .iso
Hsise Hsekensaok and Way SID, and toio M l. s. a.
AZ EpsIsxoc s. 10 and go NJ 30 3l5 AIS t45, SO
$50 and - and Il SATURDAY s,Sh, Gp' Al, sso ~
and Il: as D m, and II SATURDAY. nights only - - M
sparEhll g. g. 49, and 80 m, 1870 3l5, il5, Az DO
PruoTt d Week ,S and 36 n i3o sl5 i4j 30
6;3O.f7: az .. m, AMI IL Saturday nights only.
spring valley and WAY. 8 and $50 M 4:4o p ~ ., -, 49,,
leaving Chambess even or hJl nonrs cave
thiris 10 minutes earlier thao above uge rams
Chambe quarter hours leave seni 81 30
esve TWENTY hist at lO:3o ana lou m
ChamOest hours The N ans -
midnight trains Start from Chamben-st only 49,, s,.,
Tickets ami for sparime ns IN sn
Coaches can Be orders for the checking and Ans
Bagzge NAV left the Companys onces-zal 30 snu ~
Broadway; 0ne-hundre and twenty hthsI ana
BoOslyn at tue COMPANY pepes Anu v. Aee- "
principal hotels . ~ ..,, ,,,,..- -,
spsly. loanasys Only Suoeiys M oap.
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c; Fare,
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Citn Real Gsiate for Sale.

A BARGAIN.-For SALE-An elegant four
~ HOUSE % feet wide cabinet finish &c. the
city Fifth aud siKtaes Apply 10 r. H.
GRADY S21 Sixthsye.
DOR SALE, at great sacrliice-3-Story brown
HOUSE. Rented tOr 900 Particulars OF b. j. IT, BOZ
1909. n. p
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for improved
city property-50 desirable LOTS aud valuable
WATER FRONTS on the upper OF the island
LBSPlNASsB FRIEDMAN. II Pne-s
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for tenement
property Y Brooklyn story basement hsne house
GU East Rghty eighths rutland WHITING BeekmaDst
LOR SALE-At bargain, handsome, new,
three BROWN STONE; all improvene nts hanl hnsl
Murray Hill. Apply premises OF d. l. hssNbDl
Builder I49 Blst Thrty-eyenthsi.
NEW SUPERB DWELLINGS CHEAP-1s
~ 57h-. 20 West j6,hst No. East 53i''t Fhh ave.
vK STEVENSON, Jr. II Pine-s',
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Alurple ano Dldte Mlanlels.

STEWAR1's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
Rich lowest prces 10 ina 222
between Seventh aud Eahth-sSes
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Hlusirdl Jnstruments.

Alusirdl Instruments.
A N elegant Decker g. Bros PIANO-FORTE,
$50 c s e1. so 1s sAs s 0''' '''' square
4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of PIANOS,
Re. md ZOO SSss s 30 1913 ss bs a. estate
4 LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
Upright BEET SELL cheap Rent s0Ts s. % Sd pra:,:
A lSTElNWAY, CHICKERING,, and other
SoL2 very 10" during Ss se. sssq carve.
4 BARGAIN.-Beautiful 7!-oc. Rosewood
esSns oq a: SsS s:. :' sase ''''d
A -CHICKERING, STEINWAY, and IS other
N. UPRIGHT. SQUARE, and GRAND PIANOS and ORGANS
70. f.I ash % ,nS ' Iss a1e
, cS s BALL s
RURDETT ORGANS-The ne plus ultra of
bay 6. Cabinet Organs Of other manufacture
"p''' p"'''-'' BILLINGS wHsnLock General Agents.
CTICKERINii and other PIANOS for RENT
Prince Co. ors.s. new st,iss on ins,sm:,s: GORDON
son, 10 Ra.. FouTteenth-.t. near Nnh.,ys-
1--WE OCTAVE DOUBLE REED ORGANS,
eoaps, Slso su.raneed Eve ysa' a uHvspscA ROBERT
I IGHTE g. Ernst, sole successors toLIGHTE,
their :psd .oi PiasopcRTBs ysh a Sys ossT for
Sss s.ss p Ne s' ss
NEW and SECONDHAND PIANOS and
os OsesE1 rs :s. nESa 81
NEW IT OCTAVE PIANOS-All modern i'm
~ yrovsmen., for SALE DURING SUMNER very sau Srma
same sss s &; + so go R fF ORGANS
New and radical Improvement" yielding varieties OF vsep
WING son. All Broome $.
DIANOS. Organs, and MeOdeOns for sale or
Rent al DALrS Music STORE l79 Shave, near iSs'I
Catalogues Of oar Museal Publications sent free
SENEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PlANOe,
~ fORTh f1s-"e rstahsg the best fnishea az,
PAs0MAkEkS No. Great lone, st., Bso,dwly
CPECIAL SAFE OFFER.-CHAMBERS
- PASus-Pirlor sqasre Home aud School PANos see, sh
wher receipt Of cost unlimited and sahssfhon
assured by the special safe ODER information s
price hsA Address CHAMBERS PIANO fACToki' No i"i
fourbs's.. Ess York -
&S0 TO $50 saved by buying reliable, war
RcO nsied PIANOS and eeoad hsnd cheaper shaa an!
v6er, else, at fisHERs 42o WsI 2stbst. near 9thsIs
laOOV Our ise,ory fan ORGANS WADE for the Fall trade
''H'' AS'A''' a. oD'''"'s oBT W SMITH Agent
200 PIANOS AND ORGANS, G.: s:-
snd-hand, Of First-cIass Makers Vth soid at Lever
Prices for easa, Instaliments or lr reH C!y
SSf tA Mi rT.Rsie SON. ks
wny. than before offered In New.tork. Agents
Wanted Tor ne ssk waIsrs Celebrated Pianos, Csn-
eerto ead Orchestral Organs. Ia.trated CAi.i9sass
Mailed. Great Inducements 20 the TRADE. large
hi-cau Miui.tera. Churekez. SuudsI ehN0S.
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i TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE .
Trains NewYork from Of Dsbrosses and Corandt~
follows: - 81, IA, IN
Palace Care attached $3.50 o, and S;S0 n sunday -
aad 5000 o 90 q
For wAstioson and the sonb at $40 N and
EIpress TOT Phsdeohss. s:4o 30 1890 T. $50
and II night SUNDAY. o. 6:lO $50 anu m Easa'
For PRESTON a. 7:2O m. $40 and clio Sunday e'ls
Tor Newark at g. $50 72o TAO 500 g. 10 IL m. IL
l. 2:3U $40, $40 4l0 4;30 o. 500 5:4O o. 6;lU $50
For RTnbe g. $50 100 TAO $780, o. 10 IL. ~ =,
]. 2 2:3O. $40 $40. 4:lO 400. J:Zo 6;io o BIO $50
73O $40 10. ll:3O and IL pgdt Sunday o;2o o'i~
For Rshwsy G. 6:3O 7:2O 500 10 a. m. IL ~. 2:so
$40 $40 40 4.30 $500 5:sO o. $40 $50 $40. 10
and IL q ghl SUNDAY 20 AMI 6:l0 m
wootbdge Perth Amboy and south Amboy and III NJ
rr New Bussssk 20 and 500 IL 2 $40. 40
Eas. Milestone. 500 m. IL boon and 400 o. M
Dor Iambertyile and Pennington $50 m. and pm
For Philfp.borg Belviderr. 3 and 4 o.
Accom- Boento-n Burlington and Camden 1870 aud 30e
m 1890. . $40, 4. end $40 pm
ForF Freehold. 20 a. M, and D. r.
For nningdsle sud sausn 1870 = and 2p.m.
forP emberton and Camden q l. and ESQ
Trans n fclows Prom Pittsburgh $50 m. 1885 -
1885 daily, IL 90 r. daily. MONDAY From Washnx
ton Bsimor, sos NJ. 5:l5 and 1922 saodaI 6us
q No. 1927 D. PROM Phisdslphs 5;22 sos 800 lO;lA
ll:5o 2:l5. 5:l5. Sos. S;ii. 1927 Sunday 5:A
Ticket Onoe 5 435 27l ga Broadway; Nc Aston Beas
FOOT Desbros,ss and Couand Emgr.h, Ticket Ohe Ses
Batttryplsee. A. }. CAsSAiTi GeneEa MAnaxef
d. NJ. BOYD In. Gen Pass. Agent
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t,rooklnu Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE OR LEASE-STORAGE STORES
Stores Nos ) and Dock, fronting East River adon
ug Hamilton Ferry. Apply JOHN Berry, No 80 @h-m.s.
EOR SALE or TO LET-HOUSE No. 237
Monroest near Nosrlndaye small and eteeenT con-
ucted improvements attractive neghbohoc Permit not re-
quirei. Gates,Ye. cars JB TogSbi owner IL,
$50 Henry st.. BROOKLYN
nor SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOTS Nos.
80 and Al 50xO0 and So 10 H. and "a Montague
lOOrlO0; House and store No 02 Pnsappsst, TI6O House
179 Wloaghbyst House No. l97 Wloasnoyst Houses 70.
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
on very easy GORDON FORD. ~ Carsst, BROOKLYN
o. SO0rs1,OOO CASH only required
- l,e1UU HOUSE worth $780, threestOy brick store 4s5
Cogrs (bsrber shop, Brooklyn Hufngtont THIS TIE
hear and he sold 60 and It, and call on
owner. I. p. PAYNE . Deyst. Room 10
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SgsOSs-SUTHRsLASD, J-infrew Petty. robbery
John Decker burglary Louisa Couno Sebastian Geyer Frank
Cansuk John OConnor, Anne MeSsy, Henry Wootnes and
Thompson receiving goods VIM Melody
forgery Henry Simpson John Gallagher Daniel Nc Kraken Thomas
Beune John Wool rceuy; James NEG
Msthex DSyeT and Thomas McConno larceny person.
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BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON, Wa
- PROVIDENCE
The new and elegant Steamers RHODE ISLAND rntsia Thur
DAYS and snriss aud NARRAGANSHrT MoSday Weinessp ~
Of Jsy. daily lescep oas
isyl Al D H. arriving Boston ahead VI all other lines
isket. fsr principal Railroad 0hce and sAerooD -
cured ne oces Of westeos Co. az Sl9 brcadvs
l. W. FILMS. d. babCoCA r~s'e's
Ger. Pass. Art
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DHIIADEIPHIA AND EKIE hAILhUHD-
l. ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CABS 70
THE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trans
val leave Desbro~es and Cortlandtst Ferries; . n,
$50 m Buffalo BIpress daily sunts,) With Punnss
Buffalo Arrive Harrisburg 4;53 n
ITO. wlsnspor, 9ooi Lock Haven lO3O Ren''
o N EMPORIUM. 2:l5 a and Buffalo 500 A. N
O. m. Ere Mail daily except Sunday with Pu mlr fs'ee ~
TOE H,ssn 40, Remove 9;55 m; Iryne,on s25; Corr.
6:25 TOO Cennese at CORY and iryineoa Sth ""
Crsek and Alleshsoy River K r for the on Region ,.
w. A. BALDWIN. Gensrsl Supennteniese
Gen Axent.
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200 PIANOS AND ORGANS, e: u.

sadhand Of First-eass Makers. V,h es 'oia at Lever
Prices for Instaliments, or r ref Cty OF
Country, during this Financial Crisis and tho Holt
days, ty HORACE WATERS a. son, No. tSl broad
Wanted for TIE ssle o. Waters Celebrated Pianos Ssn-
certo and Orchestral Organs. Illustrated Catalogues
Mailed. Great Inducements TO the TRADE. A large
discspni " Nini,sys, Churches. ouuasy sshsols. etc
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Republicans 10 Roman; Democrats IN ltali(
I.cadeuts. a.. in Small Capsl
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatOnio
~ and Hsngstack Railroads al. Steamer LAURA dsesa-
timed No pehi boat from Me-. and day boat from Bridge
port. Steamer BRIDGEPORT before