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ErnnpE.N AlArEErs.

EUROPEAN MArEErS.
LovuoN, Apr! 90 1880 p. n.-E1c Railway shagcs 27's
U&,tL
4LH aoo- Apri I'll 90 .. i.Couou quct sidiine
-n9uds. q. ~ ticd bag = ff aa-. 81. riAr. 2ffW
.4, o.gIAa . 30 lor spec .ol AL c,IIr ihc .pt.l
rtsieriav "rre 10 h'. 0'G ol Vic -a
s.lr cioS Di the iaTir'. sit- g. u
MbHdug Oul1't htai"g hcCN l,N 1ddht 3 o,ii.claJ G
AZ. si't,a.
I.'''>, Arlii - p m-Diela-rlcs from PARIS gu
ieUt a. az . sc.
II,E. o,i, tlI - p not he s'l's Of couon 70
da, 900 bale, AiutT!tH br"s.sf'i@ fTO
ols-Ia ar q = 80 E4,oi - =. ,". loo Long Ce4I
siituts - - c't lur Shcrt tle:t Nftii.s.
r,Do., tAIrl - ." nj O"'on III the Bank Il
lqnC ls@i $1,000 lUr-Ig Of d.
amount l. LJa Wiih.IaWn t4S Lilk .sl.Ioe
Co., e. 2to0O the io 'r.oa NJ t9c f1lk YilyI
.wtis la week. wac - d cent L. lOw B. tlcat
20. I,.. Att 22-i:n J.. LUiito States iiv"," mtg
hof l@6s-. 1894
I.a AM. - D. r.Ihe specie in tho la 4 france A =
increa,cl lo'36 U'i orr t1v iist r. Rents .,L Sc
lo-sit. AbrJ - D. lu--..It q; i.Ha5 81 tiv-
.tss I.I, 80 90 - missed s.lrs II.r I",.y boI.i D..
1893. ~
i,E.ro.7 AIrl % D. -aics ~ carton on g. t. - II
y ~ llau 'r.h below lor hi0tl1g. Gle -Ntr4f Be-
tir Al 3ia, at Is'. co. TO- deliverable ne ana ~, II
ios.oS. Arrl 80 # p. m.-ra.llv - = c.vt
I.-o,r. Is ~ 80 t,rr'iu-. itcsetl 81, q Q 2 cVL
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Phi1adetlAia, April H. 1870.
EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION.

TO the Edttor OF me tribune.
SIR; AS the terms EdRcGtioR and instruction
are often ufed anonymously, even by persons Who
are more inconsideratc than ignorant oi Their
etymoiogy, you may not he dsiuclined to pub
i1Sh iho following rtmGiks concerning them.
Education Is tic 0tutcJ 0ut "a tue powers ard
Affections which arc Latent ia The b-u, Who h. 10 nc
educated Instruction + Tie Lniiijty tethn the mind
Whatever II has been able 10 receive of The ku"wcdec or
id,- ~ 0tr-. Consequently. " tee child who b. hest
''d'tt' u Whose habits Ui uind adiiy him
receive ne" impressions, c"ntti i've new IL and pep
ccNS Relations hitherto unknown, "lIus. DC BET pre-
pared 10 scip tie f u.,f ~ tlyct.u." Ard ~ III
t''t - really but-lot c.aunIod-auCe cIliunin leave
u" tuuii i"t DtIiIo within tio 4.ui, the 4
drawing more uut ~ II, education aud I'm triirJru rip-
cHd Together ana promote tHc oneness hai1nUI1Vus
variety 81 ci is ndl+iIyc Of t!c greatest ST. - tG.
Aoo- tDrk, Al IA ~. $50. A. d.
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pASNENGEES G1LLEN.

FOR BERMUDh-in n,aH,'htO cry Of H'He'gn, ipri
2.-Ilcv. Stubns MIS-. bakI, Mt and Mis- Gorlon Dun
and uald. Edmund Young, john sum son A. J. idt, j. g.
Williams, /. BuriOn, q u. Dure". MIs Dtrf,e
FOR HAMBURG--H SfedaStfp Burma, ATnl z2-br.
Jamrs Jcnkn and wife Mrs Mary T. Maca lay, Mrs Joseph
iobsO MIS-. Isaac ancginB and mali NtS " iLlIe' g
u J Maguin ". l. White L. ko.ss ahd family, Miss Marie
Schsde hars Zur, wife ard ~" children Louis nuor and
smith Mics J.. G. ca diane, L4es i'hi' GOss+
wisc Ms Weber and daughter, r. s'ime @iie auG
chi Lr. o. e. l. eb,r wifi and caugl toI MI anu Al
sfiniaur VIII. Col. W ~. Harris UcrrnGuu Koch.
Jacob koci MI. Koch. Tee clun and servant Mrs
Fanny Goldsmith. Emanuel &. Marine, MT and MIS-
Miguel CaslelOs and sou, Francsco Naer1fo Emd Mayer
Mn 4. Vsnier. ms David b'ck"r and nidid N
end Ions Eumaun, Il. PichoT, Albert schmidt, Ad0h
Hess J. 81 Funs H. HasCcl. \. T. iaust, VIE ant three
children stewart Scheme, Alh r. G1cknef, r Theodore
Fi,ell Mrs Mo9s,r chiliTt Mise Ausa MIA r.
nafiiessen chilirru, Ms Helena iile, Ais aud
MrH ". IL. NomaBn and three children, fulpp aaIquau
" Salindler, Gustav kahn, John kocn, VT ana
Mrs IL. 4. Albrtcht and two Children, Mrs. 30
pile Ic.rcuauHs aud three children. Mn. John h0manL
w Hon W. Gt,it UhaVf Josel Iovy, NJ r
aud MTs l. lOtt Mr. anu Mrs John Gloss, l. Cas-
cator Gusav Nogt, H. Kramer Rudolph Stabo
now licruanH tsJoaOw EdBund Van g., Herman
gel Wilhelm Meyer Georg Meyer p. 9. Hctz Nirgo Va
nnosi Philippe and aushtcr Miss Marie peder.
bc0t Mrs. Caroline Hei.2, Ars Emma limo, MS \. DauzL
ger g. CRAM Capt Hub H. GeOrge c1ld Chas.
uochstadt, a Haryet, Miss Auguste iOhe
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COuRT OF APPRAIS.

ArrANS. y. y, Apri 22.-In the Court Of Appeal,
Thur,tav AIi1l 80 !,
No Io9-JOi.i r. Hobart appellant agL Chester Hobart
r,sl.yn lent Argument resumed and COuu dcG.
No 6-tlsiles ~tsriifd si"naouL ast @amHe y Bsr
roSs Il af ailn.4ls AIgGo GS hSHtolth Of ooOn
81 1r NJ tants alH Uy y. T. eden for rtS o. cnt
No 2-Thons- Jones. respondent a>t samuel T.. NJ Par
4 a.. appellants. oubfI ttoC
40 lg7 ChaIlrs = BtshJ, appellant, ag Jas Nardtn.
,eS, a ArcctG nv 4 i sarScf counsel for appel ant
snd D. a.. BailaIA Tor IospoIdeiL
10 . alvin D. HafLlVav Supervisor &C, AZ pei a. L
AZ Ve Voa a. az Ciuciluna Oudet Argued ly NJ.
Gao O4 NysauJ, aud bl N. N waters io Respondents
gl. ..i.. =, - made Ali COM id O-Iacd
rdTe He Cluk Lak" uew calendar Tor u'e "a n
ta Oh DIS h Court viii tax
sdc.rrutrt frou 3ot inst, and t,ot ne pace sc
cal. ~ tte !Ti csr1caT which sial, act
hsy, ir heard otherwise Disposed also snOh poad :
sp,. 90 rcrulary notice. for ai.uuelt and n
wide. ana r u n"iCe u AZ 1eiit snail Oe
Re- With le CI,rN Oe.ore the l0tI day Of Ma
=. q. lEauN, CLERK OF Appeals
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TIE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

wAsuIVGTov, April 22-1he following Is a sum
mary " the procedure IN the supreme Court 20 4l ~
No 2ll .Ase OIL llOlers aS Rycr AZ al .rtn tlc CIV
ruiz oft HitId states icI &c foaheu isl ct ~
New Oors 2,7-kOheTs at. Back, - Rnhe' ii'in goo.
Circuit OUrt tue tIta states of trlrsi;lst o. Aasl
" C1'ttltltd -
Sanas,a Brow n III ooauso asionses o"ucro toy
Nr. e. n. Jenckes Tor TO irisI l-iis
No c.V2 Ile Tca No.t ffartuT piOtco lion COMPANY
h. -NO"usr O.
No IT. he sIem tug C9aro Clarta AT a. u. Cox 90 M
These causes argued by NJ e. \ai utN'"rd Tor ,ho
tJisf,is I'd D =. u. asIH-li'srs
no S,l-1he steamer lilo GrIuo at Os q Al appe ~
r,rn u ue Uutc Stt tui Tie hstrc OF
Lou stsna-Ar-c Nj p. Philips for tn Efpct'>. and
sa - priutol scnt ~ AL d. O. Laoaiio fo ue
spfeli
Na Y52-Wopd Galley &e. peal from NJ
Cir. UIteD tue h,n DISTRICT 81
=. PM -for The Ices and
ss',ui,te IBtsd argument by MT Z. H. Price for aI
1...la.
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DAMAGE by FROST IN TENNESSEE.
NEARLY THE ENTIRE FEUT CROP KILLED l.

n ~ The EfIIriile (T'an) Chr,acic. Ipft1s ,
For tire last few days we have been VISITED
with oo,dtst we,tl"r eVeI known IA ihis
country In tL' middle Oi ApTli, and on Frid! h-h' u
reached its coolest. and We learn that ia IA n"mo,i %
houses Wall fr11c In the buckets. We have taken
trouble 10 ascertain the condition oi he fut crop
III tins county. aud regret 10 nave TO state that nearly
every tanner have cOnvcrsed with On tLe snt
-ct il of the opinion that nearly the on'lie
iuut crop Of East Telcssee Is destroy ed IL s "sr
mated by of the best judge thai the damage -uS
tanned by the fruit crop viii boa ss Ia East tennessee
OF $4,000 The damage sustained ia East Ionissce w
tn confined alone Ia the fruit crop bu 10
vegetation generally and the wheat and clover crops
II the carly garden Vegetation has doubtless bccu 40
siroyed and the clover and wheat has suffered consider
ably DR. Robert snocd, who 10 good authority Oh the
si1lect SAYS that al the wheat which has commenced %
uint Lls doubtless suffered damage and II Is thouglt
that good portion 0i the wheat in East lonDessee ms
iointed. Mr.. All Caldwell understand has 40 acres
oi wheat at strawberry Plains which he thinks hIs
ioincd II If impossible 10 tell just al this time nov
much damage has been sustained by farmers ~ the
cold spell, bal IL Will certainty amount 70 no slll sun
We uIdcrsi9nd that In upper East Tennessee II Was
snow ing yesterday, and FOR sumo time IL looked aS
though would nave snow storm ia this city.
GREAT INJURY TO SMALL FRUITS AT CifATTA-
kOOGA. 80
Prom The Chattanooga t1,Ip,D C0ntnerctdi Aprfi H.
The cold snap which began Thursday re-
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK.

PORT OF NETWORK ..................A PRIL 20.
CLEARED
Steamship sueya Gor) Fr.nEen. Hamburg, Kunhardt a
steamship Robert il. Lowe. Lowe. Windsor n. g, BonAe
vile & Edgett
steamship North Point smith, Pernaniina H. Geipcke
Steamship City OF Houston Deerng. Hamilton, Bermuda, A.
L. Outsrbriigc.
slearusp tity OF Vera Cruz, Deaen, Havana Alexandra
Son.
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Steamship Isaac p.n lawrence Norfolk crs, reur Aoa

Steamship Isaac Ben Lawrence. Norfolk cis, roin s"d
ssanspip HePs@ns, Besr-c IosSSi, r. 2 pmoos.
ses%.eB t ar" a agsr o ps@ 5as Hant
steamship A. stirners warren Phsieplia Jss Hand
rarR Eaas Francs Pr Burns Ncn,evidfo norton r.
Hsrc Gem tBrl. Smith Plymouth Geo r. Bolley.
Park Cove. Iiioso end Yokohama X W Cameron
nsrl, Georaua OF, Crane Santos Pensacola u. r. Do
Bark Iaah Rookh cBrl. Dakn, sasns, BOYD I,inessn
P ii xGrincet jo 5sqn 81 onas Ward 20
Sc ,. I.ueL fllLls. Falmouth no., Lca' craft Co.
scr James H. Dares, Dickinson Gayeston ". 6 A'~n'
schr Margaret clark Bronswiei,. Gs Warren Ray.
en- Il, an, r., ~ ~ ~ ~ CO. eIcg
schr Annie BUR simpson B1eaos Ayio ;. Norton jri =
1chr NJ A Poison, Rose nlmscoa, Parsons &: Iouc.
ARRiyTL.
steamship Richmona Iasraac,, Balmore Win MS. TO
of RapF Wong ~tir a. Turks fsand ss-on ST. Jaro 10
HsfE Yamad of Nassau Carlisle sagua 10 days With
BTrs Fearless ,of Yarmouth - london p lays,
rcnr james r. talbot machas Croker cieDfassos
scS EoSms Of ~ John y b. sccor sagoa l2dAys With
sc.I. Arm MIA, Hqn, virginia.
sciIr Mary lanr fowkr, N,rrfnia
kSr T. l,' 3 doir9 s9' 5 Tones FsI RIVER
Favorite, kcw. Haven. : p. ooOtnia, New Hsven
vile Rock, New. laVoL ssrab i;1ab-.i. y 1-Y',A
AEaIetta, Few uaycI. Iltldio, G.eentgsL
F PSa a. I T ar a' - Diy4y proi
Bat m0re Providence. LH2e -. ven, fioVheii0o
y. ~ -iis.. rJ' .dcncc j. Zone, ifVFl,eh'e a,
T.. WIN g. i'I-i,
7, " Ir,,c, lroyrienoa NJ g., suTnl lTDNueBca-
I,,.,ur .,. r.,...l.e j. H. lOIu-, lEuNFi,a Do !
Ann &. DT0au. pl5ti.raee. NSVOr, rOydcnce. I
Henry MAY, ilorlt -lce. u g io.tcr. I,ioNIi,lcr,
luima Bacon irIy.derce. sta- Nn"'t, f"Nh'htr
ia con, GlOu'' }. :. Si"tt on l"uf'H'.i
COR. ~. al giouc. ater D. NJ Wells Kew t01;0n.
4 - ,yo,lsey New .london. Cornelius y, ryyiGh.
d ase. E.cL IA al Wsli.r q Han, i.ockland.
-. =. brIy -. NeWE. n. Maria .tur, NlI-!A.~
Ia .o.lae Virginia. 81 Al kiIg iiil
-. I. Afa rA Norwich west vino, W.T. hlNr' =,
l. /. HaAl.u TIarw.ch. sarah T. IhonA-, tofnwtH
John w. Bell Taunton. Helen, Apipnaug.
pONFSTTC PORIS.
sax FKAWsco AVril 22-eailsi ship seminole, for New
.DELPHIA April % Sailed steamship ohio for Liver
POOL a., .,., -,
Halifax; Seaks loDokcn. boOw, BARK hssoA, nom
Zanzibar.
FOREIGN TOETS.
r'0vIfE Anil 2ori, Anchor Line steamship CasI@Ih
Pui IRON New March lor Glasgow, arrived h.Ie
yeatf Tiey. - - ola. .
. ff,sIowS Apnl 22The nmsn Lire steamship CITY %
New IVrk Ochcai Newiork Apfl ~, 10, AaN"P~L
arrived herr 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
ff0, LoieSt snip ke0s S,> Sersnh Id0el
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\ AVIKAGE CHOP ANTiCIPATED ~ WESTERN
NEW-N0Fk
WESTlLN FRUIT MD GRAIN PROSPECTS.
,..... . IL LII LAIIlE--n nuIn ND AZ MICMIGA ~.

WESTiLN FRl'IT AND GRAIN PROSPECTS.
What BADLY INJURED IN ONO, INpIANA, MICHIGAN,
AND WhsTrI.N Observation-Disclosures tRtfs
GENERALLY REPORTED - 81 FFEEING THE MOST
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 2lst inst
,rbscd nearly three columns " dispatches from Ohlo
Indiana Pcnn>ylvdn and Michigan. from which the
snliaiucl Information concerning tn crop prospects ~
tbo4 Stib are gcancd. Later mve,tfa ioas. however
may give "a more favorable aspect 10 tue prospects, Tho
,los al tnis time, owing IL tne backward sr would
not nave shown 10 thr best advantage. AMI II is possible
ftat the recent frpsis have caused iclnris WHICH
more favorable weather may prove 70 nave Tu Hoiur
wntt premature. Ia Ohio u l. reported ilaI the
small frufs peaches, cherries, pear, nId Hhni =,
have sun rod thi,u -i0ut toe Stale md I'D MANY
$50 hcru iuurod ~ the tate i0ss, but III tie Sate ~
large tLeTe SENS To be p0ai oc 90 ~ '' ~
WELD ia siinr tIc crop has not suffered M "
wah. IN offers II sud Ia be An entire iaintr;
Inc later ~ reported 10 bc tLc csisc IN IhAht
OF the upland sections Early vegetation ~
All KINDS WI, les injured IN Indiana ucIt ID
generally reported King wen ana Tie prosper gen
Cr!lv good. but 'ic iiIi II seriously nIfrd III tthi
sections uf the STATE. move The WL'ti mas huhI"
N1ib tie trait and Ia some instances has been iiieidly
ruined Tn ,epOIts from Michigan Snow tltt TIE d"uih
and cold weather have rrcitlN Injured The Wh'u ci"p
amt grIrcraIiY Killed tie peaches ApinTs inoNiS' "'
an. ~ NJ IA may improve The |i'I harvest NJ
eraiV ~ western pCuusA lvanl the crop pros" 'ts
the n DIim Wheat Aar bech liDuleu
hUInew hat. bGt email fruits h4ye sdAcICd most
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CORPORATION Notices.

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS, n. Y.
~ new iOOF On MUSIC PAVILION. MN FLOOR
THTRpAVE BRIDGE.--soparais proposals In SEALED 'n
yclopcs lor = new IRON ROOF On ALE MtsIn 10 :;
TON Nan Central PARK, and a WOODEN FLOOR ON
TIIIitDAVE BRIDGE Harlem Ryer viii o. receir !
by ie Above pepar until $50 CLOCK a. n ON EDNiS-
III particulars see 1.-THE City Record" No city Hall
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TIE SUIT AGAINST TIE TROY, ALBANY AND
vow. nDNN-N ClMIAAN

Albany, April PIN the matter OF Silas
Bets at the Troy, Albany aud Aew-Hork rowing
Company Judge Van Alsiyne to-day granted an njnnc-
uon restraining YounsWsu & Andrews from srilius
Transferring in any way depOsug Of The steamboat
Vanderbilt Noun; Washington and others purchased by
them The 18TH inst Justice Learned has granted an
orir To- the defendants in the action to show ct~
before him On the 27th why order should moi
be Issued setL lde and NdotiHg we OriGg VI JtlSo
OsoJ IN ordering the sale.
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suited IN frDst Friday night Tender garden
plants. In this city and surrounding country were killed
and grapes ana apples suffered severely. The grave prob
ably being eutIuy Destroyed. Peaches have not been
haiiF hnri So fi but the prospect WAS that last Yt
m 1t wond dusl what cit of the iiuit ana Stue
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MINIATURE ALTMAN

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
eit rise. JlOl san Sefs...-.. IS noon Glsfs 003
HigH rfirs DtY--A. ~
Garlp Island. Ji1 liel IcTTvl ltO
Hi.it wAiEg DAY-P. II
SANDY Hook 9.I Cows island 1909 tcl q. .eIryI 1858
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26Sl Kouche e al. ast- Dn.
Kart Of al.
1881. .NultTUm aud sn0. sgt
Adams
2OI9 .Toleio Nat. Rank nrf.
Carring;oa aud anO.
2353. Neville AIT. = olson.
Gal Thou gsou ct nj, eN'rs,
Ne. act Holden,
imuld, DC.
27i5. Dudley agt Cookie.
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Gtcan5orts an1 RAILROADS..
DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
IL TRAINS FROM ALW IolA
l.AlR 800 and 10 - a. IA. .a.d b. Ia
..EHJ SoJTuS FOr PAuY- phlt tttuicg i''es)
$40 a. -
NRS.YoaE new HAVEN. AND HArr7ccD-Fcr bogtcn VIA
Sf!f .itla % ami 10 o.. am .. " p u VA Noe
Line aud > - ~. hisct-4 10, 6aJ q %, an
~ a 49, - m. and !. 300 ?, IS, 5l5 10 aa 10 g. ga
N"W NeiK CFSIRAt hSD HUDSON h;rR- = 1880 ana u
IL IN. aud 1. g. p ANA IL $3.50,
NCNJEK-rl CHstbN|uI the Nest-1 10 and d. AZ. I<io
arr o 30 Q. H. lfhielai'i 49, 49,.
PENNSYLVANIA Hhis, tD rOr To- W ara soath VIA l.'H
Miren- 80 a end y 20 T. n Ftr ~ Noaul 10
Watid8.ion- tc ana and p "a tor ~ ia ei" 10
800 80 H. and 1880 3, 4, 4;io o. - p 81" ii'
p. Ia. u night
DKiDGEPOhT, and all points Oh liCusatonc
, and Aaneatpct .airahA Farc 81 ~ tntr Lilo
PoRr Cathar nslp u II 50 ~ nl ahG baseIOiIas
IL p n
CITIZENS lines Steamboats, for TROY,
I o.gnGiiag WITH III railway lines NoT.l ami West YAK
81 cents f,ct. Ca0L rassa~r ineiId.u- b,I a. f"g'Ht
steamboats, rave daily Natridts tA0,id ht p Pc no"
Per y a. Leroy - fLfpG Nc<'is 500 "'ts ~
connect ...rs jos ND4t-'i''lH '.'''
NOR ROndout aud Kingston, connecting win
Ecndopt ani Osyeeo Rairo,d, A'1ing al HYhlha fai
tRear West POinJ Corn, al, R'wun -, harbD"gh 'I
c.ltlf lNtW idfl. AMI IsOpuss sh sedi o" tL1 .
,rrr eScr T.a,r,. TLurpa,, and lJIial I.iliS tbA
rsls 81 ID q ~ t,a
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CALENDARs-TnIs DAY.
srPREME CouEr Guam

eUPltFAE COURT -CuA1ibEts-I'hhHbIf j.
TauSsig &c. alt POI,ack. l29 hayen, &c, ag- Seq
&C. Gerrnania life IuS Co scrihann
al. Clark. 1872. ScaeTnerhmn egt Bee
81. .NOlfolS az SoflnchJun, Dc, &c
& 139 Pierce &c. ac- Chcp
o. Barrett agi- Plniney, per sc
40 Ocean House Corpora
81 Union Dime &. Inst. aF- ton az. chopper, & e.
Hirisall mo o. 1872 Shes aaL Shea.
Rowluiu. fgth - --fOatoI SgL NclOlnOn-
bone l52 Shea ag1 shea.
no Howe Machine CO. agt l57 .HairIs aSt stern.
Hiek0x l73. knowles, &C, act
100. .ScLE abel. &C. as5i. Net Va iN. &C.
DC.
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FALL klE ER LINE
FOR boston VIA NEWPORT AID PAIL RIVER

DAILY ,sUEDAIs EXc.vrEDi Al ?. ~.
FROM Pier u North ftiyer loot o. murray ~
stearners NEWFORr AND OLD CoLoNY,
ca,tA G. SIMMONS. C.lpi. =. Il. sIN'tOHS.
Tho most direct .uto - Taunton, Nl!4cb9so RI! mouth.
New i.oliorl MAltlas vineyard Naac4et Cape 'os 10
WHITE AOUETA NS ana all mia+s onis r. HeS ~. IN;
81 80 1'd '2J b'"a'"tfi h"a."'l ''l',' "is = u,
lih' fsc an ~ a., & =, ~ Pro. ain i e
Sees an tr. ety. BoIib:N . IovEiL AseoL-
GEDtGE /. CoNNOi, Ge1leTa t~ss'-,.'. @e.nt
N~EW-HAvEN. HARTFORD, &c -- Fare
81 p s s Ia lsh Se. r s sie s Ti1 6c rar
NPPosITf0N MERCHANTS LINE for
- nlYYIIrRf, r on rcr F3 z. T. rrt i aolni
.s .5 'a'a ' 5 81: fa' J. r' Ts31 e ';,
pEOPLE-s LINE FOR ALBANY.
STATE aooMe WAIVED ny sTEAm PIPE ro2 TIE
COW FO,J OK FA~SENutkS ih" t.rcM or = '"'l 'f %
N5s T cs o at a sS sacr' 9 al Any M an E
%' ' 'G' ~ - s dc, ga iroad~oy a-,
lArrss 90, .i Branway and al an Astiag ''oi .11
hasea "a erlrl destination sane ae on = NnsIi 90 20
U~Ga.Nr ilpTCTI0H, * rA iii, III list CLASS
pHi 94 so va L3 q %AI RAA II And
Eare nom Newlcik % rb4esPa Gey - % now s,,,c
an c,ruoio.s ,iea.o.ts y 81 i,oYr snd DAi STAR
''"' Leave Vow Of nom VIZ 5. H. ioo Of Re,',
w ..t IL Igd1 s yiaeani fraae'cq;
400 m.ier long Branch. 4on's El'er "aIei0 Dbl i-
WA s. SNEDEN, General Nau~-i
DEGULAR CatslAill line up The cIeeh.st"rn.-
IL ers New Chaml and water Breu leave, eA"ept '-
d4}, 8 p IN. Pier - loot Of cana. 81 Ga,ly
CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON. dhi
! IDFNfF.
The stannch and cc'mrodiou- s'ancrs RHODE isLANp.
AMI NAttttA ~ \Ii
NUnHats. Wednesdays and Fridays, ftom Pier % Nmii
liv,r loot arT1ylng IN Boston alrh "a All
other lines sale at az Principal railroad otc,
and rooms ii at the Offices VI Mestot Express O
"A $40 Broadway. - -. 1890. - - a., . .
ID. :. BAECOCK, President
rl,HE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
4 CENTRAL RAILROAD COAPASl. -
short route Baby lOn Bay shore Isp say me- ohd P'I
Leave Hunters Point 100 M Babylon way train .,
Leave Point $50 a. m-FaichoSue man lfdh WIN
UdfiOr attached.
Leave Hunters iogt 200 p. m-patrllogue W. rain
Ituuters FaiCtObuc cAYiuaS NI@n,
win par'0r car attached
Leave Hunters POINT 900 .. m.-Isip way tram.
trains Farm ngdaie, central farA, hyde sIk,
slip 30 minutes, and loot ~ IN ry
lrrsf Inst ver 10 Pre-, 90 TO departure ~
tras rom Hters Point Tickets sold and baggae checked
M lam. IN and offices Sunday ii leave
Huntar Polnt Great NeCk Ieupst'di, oataon Cay.
Patcogne all way stgt AZ go and ioo p. H.
FOR Flushing, oorgc Point Whtes;'aO and all in"rnlae
stations S.l5 1000 100 aud 80 JlJ. 900 D -
~. l. ~ bAslON,
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2S09. Stone and sgt Bell 2esl Rouohe e al as un'
s9 sf q tank ass aud .n' 's
ars Bank act ssa vS CGsnso1 N a9s s"0
1865 fir pE .s s e. Hanover %e set Holden
G'rm'na 97,s pd %gd dg SC cookie
SO'' DG az. Unea rte ct al p'"N
pAxr u.-DoSouU- J.
shou Cu,ea
and sno agt. Adler ct a.
ana sno act Grant 2''' i'T n{on 81 I'll" ' u'
5 rs s s ssey Caring ao M Ss a' s GTq' Nasy
ton et al ct al
Msnhattu, NJ ? CO. u 2 Deaiea et al at nan
l,76 Snl agt Watson 26s0 liza nc ct al agt Unhait
sT as e Martinez %s and a %n sno 'S
2i,4 Sariol AZ BlI and ano 272sNat shoe Leather
luld &C. 1860. Hahcunsn sst Beiir
~ '1 trustee &c '''' 27es Digrls and ,no nst
iSSe 30 tsi'ass - 81 s7s9
seo arsi,Sn act McKeuzio aOes Rhcie is,and occ,no
tenTaad Iubrtcat.ng Box 90
PAGF III.-v.V vorsr T.
Casom-Barry agt Mutual Iiie Insurance Company
surEuoR COURT Gr>EsAL TE ~ tloiraed sine die
short oau,e..
l75, Mallory ACT, Appegato l7os scuohmann ast. Mcr
i7s'.-N 7. mi al 1890 h r Sat Bank AIT
81
"''' l779 Gurus AT RICHARDSON.
CoaNoS PluAs -fsquIrY rraa-J. r. DALY.J
% Earle at. Thompson 10 BacAhdshu AIT. rfcif
- .Bllra 40 -senFcr 49, veroioot ast Courtney
52 Arnold alt- Ooar.
TaA. TEos--llRS L-DALY. Gu. J.
o,es Ar,us q,, oor-nsn 25ii Upaernacrer AIT Say
23S, l.udoiih at IAss o,-- ~, % u. 90, .,,,
$50 ito an ag Bdrkc 2s13..Ja lor agt. Hernsein.
2ls5. sol mN and ano at 2i'7 .hcle.s act Burnses
SttI L. athA
2s55 GOO .e,onsh aSt ors
PAn Il,;--DAtr CHI.
,ooo rcme Ina Co aEt 2ue. Herman agt LEVY.
DrcydeL -2iJ -, Diccht ugt stewart
- ~ rae, NJ Ssmni and 2272.. AZ shane sgt Ieast
Sno' 1851 Mauae at Blooming
c422 wgt aet stewart o,,o so gaiA a., ,,o,,,,,o
- 4 ~, Sherman az TTiee 1854 Johnson aud aaL
Is wiia~a ~ at Roe-r,s
MARiSR OoCKT-TElAL Tx..-PAEr f-AdjiurIed fer The
PART uLGsoss j.
10. Ree.el sst Hewste- not. Prime art- Mullen.
2oss ely 's' Iqgsay as.o n ai'" = al ., A. act,
(i7 Fuse Pla.el &c al at "'' E,,ogi 81 "a al
Few sewn, Nah iS' Co za SSt@ AZ
232 M s az { n5cia $ t1 S:1 e, a. at sst
a 22-5. Mc!'uUlc agt. Ing.
pAgr III.-suR>J
1910 .Mrner nst Coanor. 1891 wadsworL al ast.
s.'.' 'ia,gld &C. 1888 Mcciaye ct al ast.
s2s7 .Re,,der All Ia Ia. $3.50 ssu.c at ssrn"
'l' Iv 5a a." Ia 9d5 g. ard AZ = ya SO
sie5..Hsa son ct al. agt oa,- p.e1.o,'' An,
1877 galway at, Pond 3os,7 - al.asL Koter
So Isl.cs a.sl. Hammond 81 j!
Cvsr&AL SESSIONS crr. R-C"as. D.. Brown Iafncs
Doca Ds'ltghan horace Lent Alr~i Brdc na
c ,a' D. Tyo grad iarcy corucIa Danoar petit
eng
Cornr up Arrrus-Arr,vY. \ y. Arr4' e'-1qe follow.
e -" LAY aS,"sT i"' t" In o, i| '''
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Gopartncrship NoIiree.

DLANTS THAT EAT ANIMALS are fully
4 de-. rU,.i and Illustrated in Ars MARY TREATS
interesting ar pu, hsncd in TIE rKlBU EXTRA NJ
-. Pamphlet edition, 70 cenis-
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l. LANRkNCE. j.
Cdslses.
1907 Dcraismrs 81 a., ex'rx.
DC, agt. DlakA
24g9 Fast RIVER Nat. Bank
ugt. kiDche.
1921 Hamburger agt TuD-
nell
1868 BWIkeT sgt, Guardian
Mat Lido IIss. 90.
1905 AnniidOwn at nj. agL
Williamson 81 al
22Jl Coinzt0ck agt. Droban-
1910 DELANEY agt. Maloney.
z,g.s IAysrnIore ast Tufts,
90.
234e. .Hertei sgt Tredeeker
st al
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23O9. Stone and aao. agt Bell
and auo.
23il Ymlg act GARNER.
2J0l Nat Park Bank agt
Hess.
2546. Nat Park Bank act
RnsS
1865 =. Or enc act. Hanover
FIR. las. Co.
1867 y Greene agt- Gerrnania
Fire lrs. tp
2079. DegtschC Nat Dsnk
at. unkart ct al.
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Drcs r. Ns'l tghsf horace LelL Ahr~a Brdg, MAJ
lDrt,r Hoi a. Cri- TO- Ellen Lucy, 6c"r PEE n l.s~
Caas. d. Ia Nd larceny Coruela D1nnaI pest lar
eng.
Count hrrH,isALr'cY X. y. Arrt' - The follow
IA toT (0urt o. APItsis tT filLay,
am Nos. 1919 o. -O5. ia 19G nc pit, 2l&
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.bE0PLEs LINE F0R ALBANY.
PHILADELPHIA via Long BRANCH ii.
DEGULAR Catshill line, UP The creek. ST"
ST0NINGTON LINE for BOSTON. .,ni

PROVIDENCE
The stannch cc'nmooicus STEAMERS RHODE ISLAM.
prrsdaXs saturday. and MARIA - Nli
NDndats Wednesdays and Fridays, nom Pier % Nmli
liX,r ?rI1Yng IN Boston ahrn oI al
other lines Tickets sale at az Principal railroad otc,
and ID az the Offices VI MesNo ENifsss tO
and Al $40 BrOadwa - - $3.50. .