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CRIMINAL NEWS,
The Suncoole lschcndor Mnlscs
Another Attempt to Quit
His Jail.
Boiief Gaining Adhcrenta that Charlie
Ross Is Now in England,
Account Of n Murder Committed Wcancs.
dny Near Franklin, Ill.

THE SuNCCok BUTCHER.
1'pse'af bjsiMtch Ia Iha Chtra1a 7rjbHns.
Coscorn, N. H., Oct. 2f.-Shertff Davie, tho
3alIor hore. discove,oI yast or1ay afternoon TINT
the IRON bcfstoaa In the coll OF I.npago, tho sus-
rectcd murderer OF josie Langu,aid, Ind bacn
broken, hnd that brace tin,lAr to that used n
his attempt to escape yesterday was missing A
thorough search Of tho cell failcd to reveal It,
whom LaPago was searched, mid Tho mining
pioco was found secrotod between his shirt aud
1udcrs!iirt, close up Under his ar,n lie had
mado kccn-cdgcd Info Of a picco OF iron nlso
takon from the hcd-iremo. Tho mattress on his
bed waa 'nadc Of "c1ccisior," mud ho
had pulled out a considerable quantity
of thls and stuffed II In the vontila.ing fluo OF
tho coll. During tho forenoon ho tried to obtain
matches from the prisouers near him, and 1t Ia
cvidont that he intended to sot tho excelsior on
tire, Taieo an alarm, and when Lis cell donr ,yas
opened, to mako his cacapo by forcing l,ia ,yav
with tho iron brace or knifo. Jailer Davis i'm
mcdlAtciy placed LaPago In irons, aud tl,ero is
at present no danger Of his escape. BoIiof II,
ha guilt hns gained ground, aud tho
popular feeling seems 70 bo that hs il
tho porpctrator Of tho terribto crime. and
should speedily DO brought to srsl. Tho right
trail y steuck at last and nearly tho cntiro furco
OF officers and detectives has boon busy in Sun
this afternoon in Lnragos house, 1t ia Haii that
tue officers found frosEl evldonce damaging to
Lapagc, but they nro very rottcsnt ~ to what 1t
ta. One Of tho st. Albhns ot1icora went homo
thts morning, and the others remain until To-
night. Both felt confident that they hayo
enough to convict LaFago with tic Ball tragetly,
oven II ho is let go horo.
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OFFERED THE LEGAL FARE,

Du1uQuE, IA,, Oct. 23,-D. 8. Wilmot offered
the Illinois Central Station Agent GO oents tor
fare going west from Epworth, and was refused.
When tic train started no got upon tho train
and tendesed the same amount to the conductor,
who nos only refused it but e}eeted him from
tho train. ue has brought snit against the
company tor damages in the sum Of e4,600.
Touke 4 Lyon, OF this city, are attorneys for
ptainttR.
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ARSON. .

Sp<etd7 Dtspateh ia The Chtedao 17ibuns.
OREGON, ILL.,, Oct. 2f.-Dennls Creed, convict
cd Of mallcloualy burning 100 tons Of bay be-
longing to the Dana estate, has boon sentenced
10 ono year IN the Penitentiary.
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MISCELLA LANEOUS,

..t. 49," ~ ~ .,',~ o'"e'a' fn~
~ n',,A as'o,nuu e,oeA sn'o uofnius !"
NV nap.ss en!eu' .u Auo 'o' n'oin'os heesion
"ar 49, aoro.sa n."a " y. 1"n'u.ss. ',naS ,,,-,
.as,...~.t ~. " ,.'s w. ."o'e o.''.,"' ',
aou aa.,os,' .a.s ~ ~ .os,alv'oom W tuo
ua,.,a "'u M "eso ea"ea ~ osaos ns 'ue Nos, u
nu'sio5. ana, AFTER prayer by tho Nev. q. d.
Merit, Dr.. Dullley was appointed temporary
Chairman, and II. D. BeTan, Clork. Tho Rows.
G. D. Merit, D, F, Caruaban. md r. w. Good.
u,no, ,voro ,,no,r.o, ~ ,,,a,., .,,;...;.,.a ~.
9p.ou' "o.o atp''"tou ~ u'AAo =. NOMINATIONS 'os
po'nAue". o'lce1s, aoa inaae tao lo'low!oe tec-
concentrations: President, tho ltov. J. Bulk
10y, u. D.; YIco-prcsidents, tle Hon. j.
Nprr;nn 'C n Hewitt n n. +ho
~. ~ ,r - WV
nov =, ". oooospeoo, ana - tfancas SEC
resary, IL. D. bcsan; superntondent OF Mis-
slons, and for secsotary tho 1sey. j. N. Hobart;
Executive Oonmit,oe. il. Il. Miner T.. A. Hovsv
n, n narwond n n 1,rritt n + Thon,,.
+, r s,-or,;, .,,Ir n M.
=! ~ e. oc'oB'u' anu u - Aes's.
The quarterly report Of 8. 4. Holt WAS road
and approved. Ethtoen applications were
brorcht bpforc rho HOARD hnt octfnn vaa da.
fcr,cd mil, ,nat,ucton, vors roccivcd from t,,o
General Aayooiatlon. AVA 'N'
Adjourned to 1:30 .. m.
The afternoon session vag toyotod TO Tho
cause of missions md ,ulnis.eral education.
rio -on,-t ~, fI.,no w;,.,'.., ~. H.. 49, -,
'oPo'' ~ .'ou4e nso'o'c W 'oo nov - :.
Mason, "aa followed ny MI Address by Tho Rev.
L. A. Armstrong, on Foreign Afiauioue. a TO-
port by tile Iley. 0. l. Stonp waa followed bv
an address by I,oy. Dr., Gur,lner. of uoaton. scc.
.esa.s y, Eofo'su ailss'ooa' 1ho American
bapt'st Fuolicatlon Society made report
through tho Rev. DR.. Dackalt. Of Chicago.
rhiB evening the dc!sgatcs arc attending 1o-
The committee gu mkt scas!on reported Chi
cREQ Gb tho Dbre. Or8llUH harmon by thH 1lOy.
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A HUNTING ACCIDENT,

Spee7dT Dl6ndEeh 70 Th1 CAIca00 TFfbUns,
Br. pAuL, Mimi, Oct. 24.-Near Madolia,
Watonwau County, yesterday. D. Woodward,
Californian, by tho accidental discharge Of his
gun while huntiug, had Ills right arm blown oH
aud his right eyo put out,
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FRATaJCfDE.


s1teiat Dispatch 10 Th4 CHICAGO Tribune
BT. Paul, Oct. 2l,-NAthan and Ornn Laugh
ton, brothers, living near Clearwater, Wright
County. quarrelod yesterday, when Nathan shot
add instantly killed Orrin.
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sr. LouIs Oct. 2l.-1t appears that Dr.. slor-
man aud Samuel ParIer who very suddenly fell
doad OH tue street. III Ueyisr, Mo-, dAy before
yesterday. died from drinking mixtures Of
pr,atc acd aad whisky by mistake, thoy think.
ing it to be pain whisky.
, 1875-10-25
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON. Oct. 25-1 q. m.-For the Upper
Lakes, the Upper Mississippi aud Lower Mis-
souri,, and Ohio Valloys. low barometer, SOUTH
west to southenst Winds voerlng to northeriy, and
cooler, cloudy weather, With occasional 7aInB.
LOCAL. OBSERVATION.
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Special Dspasth 70 3Ht Chafdoo 7T75aW.
INDIANAPOLIS, lid, Oct. "A large number
Of people wout from this city this morning to
attend tho funeral Of Gen. 6ol. Meredith at
Cambridge City. Tho funeral Vas more largely
attended than any similar oveus that over took
place In the State. Tho neryicos At the house Of
tho deceased were conducted by tho hoce.y Of
Friends, aud at this grave by the knights TemplaE,
under tho direction OF Eminent Grand Com
nander Nicholas B. Nuckie, OF indianapolis.
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f1Trsnrnd, Pa., Oct. 2l.-A young man
named Harry Grouse was found doad near
sharpsburg Station nbout o'clock this morn.
Ing. A bloody trail loading from q coal yard
neor WHARF tho body was found loads to lbo
anppoes1on TINT ho was shot In tho Yard and
that bis strength failed before he could reac,,
assistance. There is no Glow to the murderer.
1Np1ANApoLIs. Oct. q. - during drunknn
row this evening Thomas Mullen, aged 90, wns
stabbed IN the thigh by William Howard, and
died tu five minutes from loss OF blood from
severed atterg
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RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 2i.-Tho funeral obss-
guics OF Gen. George E. Pickett took place thu
aftorpoou, The remains we're conveyed to Hol.
lywood Cemetery. Not less than 400 people
Witnessed tho procession, aud thefe were aboas
5000 IN line.
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AN uNiNrenrIonAL HOMICIDE,

scRAsToN, Pa, Oct 21.-Th's AFTERNOON n
young men named Z. L. Hicks surrendered
himself before Esqurc Leach. OF tho First Ward
OF this city, on Charge OF shooting Mr. Arcli-
bald Anderson, q reacoabo citizen, wh,lo on his
way home to Greensidgo last evening. Hicks
et@tos TINT It WAS About y:30 o'clock when lo
met Anderson ut place calIcd Trinp's 1layIno
lonely spot OIL tho outskirts OF Stlaaton, and,
fearing lle might be desperate. ho drew
bis reYolyor mud tired. Tho ball entered An
defson's side, aud, passing downward in au
!o''lique, direction. penetrated tho bowels and
lodged IN the left hip. Neither Of tho mcn spoko
to tho other prior to tho shooting. Anderson
dIod this afternoon in ereat paiu. lIo Ind been
tho Diamond mine, in this city, and was nobor,
industrious scotchmau. His ml1dcret, Hicks.
ts 81 yoars Of ago, anti is son OF Nal. Hicks
AlGhly respectable citizen Of Wyoming, and an
committed to Wikesbnrro prison. mud was re-
moved thoro this afternoon.
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kussts. All clatsoa aud conditions Of psople
wore thoroughly awakened to atudy the Wonder
bccues befpre. aud thoy woro full Of interest to
pnlerlt1nd them. Tho winter OF 1867 spont
Aeyoral we6ka in or near Caraou and Virginia
Ply. sev. In a public soclal gathering in tho
cral Of the State, Ha did not profess to he
Christian, but he nt opce introduced tho sub
lece OF the great revival tlen tn Progrees In
California, And, after cAnvassiug it with me All
hour OF more. he confossed hts deop and pro-
found Interest in it, and o1probsod the greatest
desise that bis own Btste, Eayads, might share
IN tho blesBug During that same visit spout
40 evening nt the houHo Ut tho Governor, with
osher gueste whom he hnd invited from tic 9u-
psen'e Court and tue Legislature, both Of which
~ete then IN session. There, again, the revival
In California MAS almost ths only subject Of CON
velsation aud inquiry. ! mention these facts to
s'loN What bold the revival hail gained upon
tnasked hat this revival really hid it, beuinn,np
In little pEayer-meetluB Of = few burdoneu ani
snzious Pastors. who opened their burdenod
hearts to ooa 10 prayer: It tecelysa mighty
jon, with them Ia their ostes tho Lord tGat ia
would arise aud plead Ills own cause, Altar 4
had become power IN the city Ind StAtu. otbnr
inssrumentailt:"s greatly Lelped 1t forward. hut
10 true history OF that work can 10 uritt9u that
doos not trace its beginning to those yeafs of
united. earueut, wrestling PRAYER.
Third-Ws pass next TO consider that tho right
uso Of the Word Of aod must ever hull al iIn.
portant place among tho means for promoting a
revival Ut religion. Tie Blbo III Hiso,Lua S.u-
eu1iuently 10 become ~ lamp 10 our feet. b hight
to our path," 10 lead VI back 70 dou, from, xholu
We Layo wandered. Ills 1uss what thu CAliatlAt
needs Hho has become backsllddsn IN heart ait
hfe. Such Christian should betAka himself Il
tho onInest aud prayeEful study OF tho Diylnt
Word aud. while ha Muses Oh it. la will Ilnl
tAe lre Of Divine loss kinaling and burnint
anew IN bia soul 1t 10 just what tic uncouyart
cd nasd to shuw them their true condition anl
10 Divine Word giveth light" and "the law O
Ai.a Lard IL Ds1feG1A converting Tie s0uL' Thu
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RROOKLHN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND To LET.


DRoOKLYS.-F EXCHANGE, TnE BEST COR
ID store Fulton street; also other Prop.
orty. Dwellings, &e, country Properly. Lots
Merchandise q. BROWN, rs Broadway, basement
L'oR sALE-2s5 MONROE STREET. NEAR NosTRAND
IT avenue This house Is two story, basement and
sub-ceilar, brick. with brown stone sfo0p and TRIM
nings size g0x40 feet and the lnt 100 feet the cellars
ccmented and the ceilings plastered the walls
II bricG, giving neaier nish 10 the cellars than when
rough stone l. useu the kitchen 4 trimmed with wal
booker. double range, large copper boiler and
ample closets. front basement has folding doors neat
aOve-colorrd marble mantai excellent closets, &C. ;
front windows have large glass two 10 window 'front.'
has vestihule doors VITA marble door; mont
paror Is entered through folding doors, and
ictween front and back parlor there slid
~ doors; the side Of back parlor. AZ end Of
ne hall. bedroom; house contains Hoynt0n's new
.3aumore heater. Parors contain two handsome white
marble mantels with registers, summer pieces &c.
sirs wei built, with black walnut rail, posts &C.
eeond floor Is arranged with bath room In centre,
trimmed with solid walnut, lighted by dome light and
echtans four bedrooms, two having marble InanteE-
mis- house - speculation affair but has been
carpenter trimming. &c, by skilfu mechanics;
~ excellent quality OF lumber used throughout the
and, in TACT ali material carefully selected
and been well put together under the supervision OF
Ar. A.. J. Morrill,. the wei known architect Monroe
street wered and connections made Plasering
done IN three coats aud every room and hall, except
kttchen Is corniccd Terms 70 suit No exchange Will
be made. or further particulars inquire Of PAUL 4.
GRENING. as CAFES avenue Take Gates avenue cars.
To let IN good neIghb0rhood Floor Of i've Rooms, AZ
So
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HTiscella neous.

TOR sALE-HoUSR AND LOE WITH FINE
IL Bakery, in a good nelghborhood, House and Lot
without the business inquire 74J Tenth avenue, be-
tween Fiilieth and Fifty -frst streets.
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SALES At AUCTION
JACOB COLE, AUCIIoNEER.
eN HOusqhOln Eurnffura Nfrrcra IA

JACOB COLE, AUCIIONEER.
Household Furniture, Mirrors Carpets. &C.
On FRIDAY, April 80 at l0l6 O'Clock,
at 462 West Twenty-hfth street near Tenth avenue.
all the Furniture &c OF house -Parior Bedroom
AM Dining Room Furniture. Pier Mirrors, NattreSsesa
Brussels aud ingram Carpets 0Icloths, Kitchen Utcn-
T0SFPH SHONGOOD. AUCFIONEER-WILb SELL
thursday, April 20 mt S4 Eighth avenue stock and
Fl1tureS Stoves Tins and Houscfurnishing Goods can
ne pOuRnt private before the place. calling
At the office, 81 Madison street. DdmbeT above
JOSEPH sHoNGooD, AUCuoNEER-oFFIcE 81
Madison Se street, VIII sell Tuesday April ~ at los
Millinery, consisting OF Flowers Ribbons Straw Goods
Laces Velvets, silks atns In lots 10 the trades show7
Counters and outdoor Case French plate Mirror.
by
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LOR SALEM PATCHOGUE, LONG ISLAND, IN
IL iull view Of the bay Fire Island and the ocean q
nice "a story house, with wing piazza ~ 'front.' shade
trees, II land With l47 feet water front
dock IN front q house arbor &c well fenced; 10 min
% south side Railroad depot; only $35g easy
mentS; TUE perfect possession Immediately.
r. EDWARDS Patchogue, Long Island NJ Y.
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EOR SALE Or TO LET-AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE,
E Long Island very desirable Country seat Of about
~ acres or more 4 required the house contains rs
rooms, partly furnished; plenty OF oubuildngs, with
ice fled the premises two ponds boat
Ing nshng plenty OF shade trees and pleasant Walk
also good variety oi NUT; the location healthy
ak minutes walk 90 the depot ana hour South.
ern Railroad 20 new YORK within mile OF the bay
and short drive the beach o. Garden City; good
schools and four churches IN tnc neghbornood For par
tculars view premises Or address OWNER ~ Fulton
street, Brooklyn.
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TOR sALE-AT BARGAIN. A DESIRABLE STORE
Property at Howells station. ~ J. rare op-
portumty ter i've man. business already established
sEGOR lS9 Duane street
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LNOR sALE-A VALUABLE Farm, NEAR ROsELLE
depot y. J. good house aud iarm buildings; valu-
able orchards all kinds Of fruit Address L. ALDhICH
2U7 FRONT street, New York
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LNOR sALE-RXcHANGE FOR RETAIL BUSINESS,
nDe two story basement frame House; all modern
improvements; good neg borhoOi; halt incumberedi
80 minutes from Williamsburg ferries Address box III
Herald Brook yn Branch office.
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LoR sALE-THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY EVER
offered. CITY Halt ~ minutes walk to ferries,
n three org class brick House 2x4Jx0O for S6ODl;
payments easy Farm in finest order on Long Island,
s90o; would exchange Tor good Property l35 Atlantic
avenue, Brooklyn.
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RIO LET-vFRY Low. THE HOUSE sl2 SEVENTH
4 street. south RronKiyn. with flne garden attached.
having every Kind u iruit that nourshes IN tots la
tude house story basement and sub-coilar nm.
shed without regard expense For particulars apply
III the premises
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TOR sALE-FINE FLORIDA AVIATION, STU.
ated in Alachua county, containing 800 acres; go
cleared aud fenced two story stone House and
outhuidiugs; water, &ci fruit IN abundance For full
Nharlestnn. s. O.
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lTERY HANDSOME GOTHIC COTTAGE HOUSE,
turreted slate root stable and carriage house with
o full lots. seconi place, between Broadway and
Grove avenue, Morrsan!a; highest ana most healthy
part OF the Twenty third ward; very cheap
Apply at lis Wall street. New YORK
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RIO LET-FU RNIsHEn OK BROOKLYN HEIGHTS
for six months near Wall street ferry all improve
ments will Ue rented a small family posse
81 18th inst a. B DAVENPORT,
S67 Fulton street BROOKLYN.
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IGOR SALE OR TO LET CHEAP-A COTTAGE AT
Morrlsfown. y. ~, containing ten rooms with or
without len acres Of Land plenty OF fruit apples pears
cherries currantS gyOseberrcs, grapes strawberries
and blsckherres asparagus bed and plenty o. garden
ine shaded lawn all outbuiings; everything per.
feet order ADDRESS J. SUTTON, 2S6 Cana street. or
r. v. W. BISHOP. M0rrisown, ~. j.
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no LET-sECOND STORY FIRST CLASS BROWN
L ssoue mouse on BEDFORD avenre brooklyn short
walk from ferry; So per month Apply al 4l2renn
flrect Williamsburg.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUoTIoSEER
Elegant Household Furniture. ane Carpets Engrayngs

r. IT, Ludlow 4 o. WILL sell by auction on Monday,
April 26 at O'Clock NJ, at the private residence
40 West Fortysxtb street, the entire Furniture contained
in said house. consisting OF carved rosewood PalOr
in yellow satin ebony and gilt arm and side Chairs
brOldered gilt Round Tables black walnut Paror Suit
crimson plush back walnut Library Table, carved black
marble top Bullets Marvin Plate Safe marble
top; carved black walnut I'D gilt bedseadS Dressing
Bureaus, Commodes Lounges, Round Tables, Bronzess
HAIR Mattresses Bolsters and Pillows, Blankets. &c
velvet and Brussels Carpets. large number Of fine En-
gr wings &c.
Catalogues at No 5 Pine street
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c.O nnn a GREAT BARGAIN.-TWO STORY
sDD.UUO. Tenement House, on terms 70 suit Apply
u JOAN ZEE z0l Green street. Grecnp0int
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LtOR sALR-PRIcE s7aee-A SACRIFICE or $500
on pfesen. depressed vaustion q three story nigh
stoop basement and suhcear Philadelphia brick ana
brown stone House Is roOms all improvements lot Il OK
100 small amount OF CASH long time for balance; not
j. minutes walk. exclusive OF ferry (Hami0m), from
business centre " New time ana
location and neghborhoOd very choice Apply at DR..
INK RS residence hair BLOCK fro house, 5T2 Henry
street Of FIRST place ETo0Glyn. n. B.-NLl DO
leased at SO q month.
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II OVELY LITTLE BAY WINDOW THREE STORY
IL House, elegantly furnished; every improvement
with hne Chickcrng piano; terms So per month. TaAe
Myrue avenue cars Apsy at us Hail st. Brooklyn
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p. TRAvER. AUCTIoSFFR

p. TRAvER, AUCTIONFER
81 will sell Monday Apr 81 Al 105s o'clock at 81
and 81 Great Jones street, Piano Meodeon large
lot paror, chamber dining room aud Kitchen Furnt
tnre Carpets Oiiclohs Crockery Glassware, &C. also
two ~ ny sbeyel Billiard Tables complete two large
Showcases Desks, safes, stoves two very fine chrpen-
teris Chests and ools all nrt class 8pu marble Bcor
Apparatus with keRuatar. Counters, Ac,
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COUNTRY SEAT TO LRT-oN PAssAIC RIVER AT
~ Avondae. n. =. CITY Hall in ~ minutes; cottag,
walk; rent 5000 W. VAN ZANBT,
10 West Iwentynrst street
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DUTHERFuRO PARK N. ITO EXCHANGE FOR
IL improved Property lightly encountered Country
Residence, fronting the Passaic River and near
pot free Of encumbrance suitable boarding hotel
Address kACnANGE, box l76 Herald Uptown Branch
office.
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JAMES ,cAGEEy, AucuoNEER, REAL, ESTATE
- aud Loan Broker, 50 Hudson street Card-Wili
or before Nav 70 is Abingdon square Eighth
lvenue), where he viii give his personal attention
ton safes real estate ana storage anu advances TUES
Day A ia ~ handsome Furniture at private resi-
dence 29 West seventeenth street. WEDNESDAY,
APRIL 2s genteel Furniture III four story dwelling IS
Beach street THURSDAY, APRIL ~. excellent Fur
nlture Of three story private resden Thirteenth
VI N and sixth avenues. FRIDAY. APRIL 30. SUI
peru househod FURNITURE Ninth street near Filth ave-
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by CAMPBELL 4 Co, AUC1TONEERS,
ID ONCE - Ninth street. between Broad way ana Fourth
avenue-klegsnt Household Furniture, consisting Of
English Brussels tbrce.ply and ingram Carpets Parlor
suits Centre Leaf kxtenson Tables black walnut
Bedsteads Bureaus and Wristbands curled hair and
other Mattresses French Pillows and Boosters, ace
Window Curtains, Clocks. &C. on Tuesday April ~ at
four private residence West twenty nfst street, De-
tween Filth aud sixth avenues.
CAMPBELL CO.. give personal attention 70 sales 81
Furniture privae residences; II years experience
entire satisfaction guaranteed no salesrooms all goods
positively sold 10 the highest bidder,
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JERSEY CITY, n0BOKEN, HUDSON
CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.

CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.
FOr sale.
A SPLENDID PROPERTY FRONT AND REAR
~ House. water and gas, sale cheap: terms easy.
Inquire on premises $50 Fiith street Jersey City.
FURNISHED HOUSE TO q RENTAL BERGEN
y Point n J. owner will rent a small family for
Board sell ana wife; other boarders references
CURED and given. Address L. O., box 10 Post Office
Jersey City.
no EXCHANGE FOR SMALL ADJACENT CoUN-
try Place, Will be let $50 per month House 3l3
FourIh e., e. Jersey City; would answer two families
Hal, IDAY, II Harrison street. New York.
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SALES AT AUCTIvS.

DY MAX BAYERsDORFER AUCTIoNEE R-sELLS
~ Tomorrow Monday, 4o2 Bleeeker street, Brass
Foundry Machinery, Tools, Wees brass and wooden
Patterns for couplings Waves Water Guages two mag
nihccnt Fox Cutting Lathes
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GHoICE FARMS FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
~ Fifty oyster Bay, price 5000; go
Orange county. KuFus X MeH kG l3s Broadway.
Commissioner OF Deeds for every State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

TOuN Ry RESIDENCES FOR SALE OR TO RENT
~ Furnished or uniurnished, in all desirable loca-
tons For particulars, apply 70 ORVILLE q. BENNETT,
Ill Broadway room b.
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DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIoNEER, At AND 40
IL LIBERTY street door from Nassau street. OPP
posite Post Office viii give his personal attention as
usual for 10 years pasD 10 SAILS OF FURNITURE AT
PklVA L RE IDENCES or. II preferred, will receive
the at his saesroom where IL be disp layed
sold the adyantaga
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PARGAINs n FARNs.-5 z 10, 20 30 So 10 100, zoo
ID 3O1 400 500 &c, s. wv up; mostly BY
&. II. OLIVER. No. 1 Park place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

MORRIS WILKINS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wi Household Furniture Mirrors oil Paintings En-
cravings, Bronzos, DC, at aucuon e. II. LUDLOW
co. will sell at auction Tuesday, April ~. at II
O'clock at No 70 Fifth avenue assortment Of hand
household Furniture consisting part of ebony
Parlor suits Chickerng grand Piano. rosewood Centre
and Card Tables, Etageres Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
fine Bronzes and Mane OH Paintings and Engrav-
ings black walnut Dining Chairs, Extension Iabess
Buffes China and class Ware, black walnut Bedsiead
Bureaus, rosewood Armoiresa-Gace, Lounges Turkish
Chairs Side Table, deliberately carved antique Library
Table Bookcase, fine Administer ana Wilton Carpets,
curled spring Mattresses, ormou and bronze
Chande Ter &c. also assortment of Kitchen Furni-
ture, Cooking Utensils &C. Catalogues at No. Pine
o 80 East seventeenth street.