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THE HOBOKEN ROBBERIES.

THE POLICE TO BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOB
oUTRAGEs-A DETERMINED STAND TAKEN BIZ
THE COMMISSIONERS
Tho alarming increase of burglarics in Hoboken
within the last few days led TO an indignant and
gctic overhaung Of the police system by Commissioner
McWhorter the meeting Of the Police Board last
ing That gentleman declared that fifteen robberies had
recently taken place in the city, not Of which was
reported to the Board. lie demanded that every
case Of burglary attempted outrage OF
any kind should he made known forth.
with to the Commissioners, with the name of the
officer the post resolution to this effect i'm
mediately adopted II has become notorious that many
of the burgaries took place owing to criminal negi.
gcnce the part Of the officers, some Of whom
bounded by superior, either through
malice with view to replacing them with
favorites, while others Of indifferent reputation
arc complained against II due to Chief Dona
to state that II during his vacation that the out
RACES complained Of have mainly occurred some per
nsnuatc tho belief that the daring robbery Of Mr.
McCloskcys horses few mornings ago. was winkcd ut
by those who should have frustrated IT, Commissioner
McWhortcrs action will undoubtedly beget much
needed reform
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BURGLARIES IN JERSEY CITY.

Two burglacs were pcrpctratcd in Jersey City durini
Saturday and SUNDAY nights. Ono was on the latter
night in the residence OF Mr.. J. b. Schoncd, No. Is:
varick street The thieves effected an entrance in tn,
rear Of the building, and carried OF slvcrwarc anc
icwclry valued $500 They also helped themselves
McHornev Of the First precinct, rebukcd the officer
who was on that post and removed him to another
quarter Of the city.
The other burglary took place at the of valen-
tine Feltmcycr corner OF Central and aidaw avenues
where -four whiskcy aud money were carried away.
Fonr mon were arrested, aud yesterday morning they
were brought before Justice Davis II appeared in the
evidence that young lad entered by the anlght aud
then opened the door for the others The thieves might
have escaped detection had they been intoxicated
from the whiskcy they stole. All the men were dis
charged, except Patrick Goggn and Michael Kane who
were committed for trial.
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for Assistant Treasurer but the Secretary took no.
tce Of the nomination, but selected another
man without consulting me On the 30th of June
Jones received a note from tho Secretary dismssing
him. but assigning no reason. other men, whom the
Secretary knows loved; mon who grew up with me In
Office as Jones did from the lowest position they
could occupy TO places Of responsibility; whom
take pride in knowing that have given them means
successthc Secretary has seemed to pick out those
for his attack II he knew he could hurt most by
dishOnoring them Mr. New intends TO replace some Of
them because he finds he can get 10 Ill their
places y
Spinner expressed the friendship for
exCOmmissioner Douglass, whose removal, he said,
OF the cruel blows officer struck
at a subordinate. -
A SINGULAR PROCEEDING THE SECRETARY
found Frank Jones, and asked him why he
moved from the assistant cashierShip
This letter he said, tells all know about IT, "
and he showed me a document which read -
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE SECRETARY TREASURY.
WAsHINGroN, ID. g., June 30, 1873.
SIR-Your services Assistant Cashier Of the United
States Treasury will be required aud after this date
Is. H. BRISTOW. Secretary.
''Did Mr. Bristow mover assign reason for this dis
missal?' | asked Jones.
''Ncver, 10 my knowledge"
'Did you never nqurcYn
81 asked II there any suspicious charges
against my character gentleman. and integrity as
officer and told there were none :"
as that Secretary Brstow's way of doing business ~
'FThat is the way he has done in several like
mine And Commissioner Douglass treated in about
the same manner y
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A HEROIC ACT.

A German who had ventured too far from the Concy
Island shore while bathing on Sunday afternoon be-
exhausted, and was being taken out by
the undertow when he and the
cry "a drowning raised. While
the Spectators debating how to reach
the unfortunate man Captain Sears, a well-known
railroad man, rushed out Of bathing house and into
the water He dved under the drowning German,
caught hold Of him. and brought him TO the shore
Captain Sears partly dressed when he into the
water. He had thrown his coat and shoes
upon the beach; and some thief the most
contemplate OF his class, stole from pocket Of the
coat well filled pocketbOok His watch also de-
stroyed by the If the thief Of Captain Sears
money should feel any quams Of conscience, he may
quiet them and procure reward Of SIS by leaving it at
Abbottis Hotel. COney Island
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THE NEXT ELECTION.

Sheriff Conner has received notice from the Secretary
Of State OF the general election to be held on Tuesday
November 3 Besides the State officers TO be chosen
there to be elected in this city five State Senator's
twenty-one Asscmbymcn Judge Of tho Superior Court
in place OF Judge Freedman Judge OF the Court Of
Common Pleas in place OF Judge Loew two Justices Of
the Marine Court succeed Judges Gross and Joachim
SEN Recorder IN place Of Recorder John X Hackett
a District Attorney in place Of X Phelps Surrogate
in place Of Robert C. Hutchngs, Coroner to succeed
Adoph Kcsslcr and Judge Of the Court Of General
Sessions, to serve fourteen years
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MINNESOTA.


From the Winona Republican, August 81
Further intelligence from the country lying west u
Winona-and including the region bordering on the
Winona and st. Peter Railroad in partcuar-confrms
the reports given in our columns Wednesday 10 the
erect that the heavy rain storm Of Tuesday night did
not prove disastrous to the crops had boon feared
Except on low ground where the soil heavy and the
growth OF straw very rank the wheat is comparatively
unniurcd In most where it lodged II is fast
regainng its upright position; and where this
does not prove true the wheat is already so well filled
and maturity that it WILL with favorable weather
for few days longer, ripen perfectly, though lying
PROSTATE
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A VILLAGE IN A wHIRLwIND.

wArAGA, Knox County, Ill, August g. 1875.
most fearful storm in the shape Of tornado passed
this place last evening Rain fell in torrents, last
ing about hour and after tho rain had subsidized
were visited by whirlwnd from the southwest Il
struck the edge of the village and taking castery
il swept everything in its path-houses, BARNS
and trees A Mrs Wiles blown distance Of from
100 to 200 feet and seriously injured Her house, with
many others, totally demolished No lives have as
yet been reported lost AT the present writing the loss
bc cgti
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ILLINOIS.
DIXON, August 6. 1878.

DIXON, August Q, 1915.
A violent storm OF rain and wind passed over this
ton Of the State Thursday evening, blowing down wind
mills unroohng buildings &c. The damage to the crop
is serious rreparable most Of is cut and in
shocks The hay crop is all secured and is above
average Oats wheat and all the small grains also
fair Weld and will be secured but at additional
expense farmers by Of the prevailing storms
The growth Of corn on the ground simply, in its vast
ness and thickness, resembles cypress swamps
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A DOCK THIEF DROWNED.

Early yesterday morning Omccr stroplc OF tho At
lanc dock police saw three in the act Of stealing
coil OF rope from the canal boat John Cody lying near
the Central pier He started to arrest them when ono
OF them whose name IS unknown sprunR overheard
and was drowned. The oiccr succcedcd in arresting
his companions, who gave their names a. Mark GOwan
and COrtcz SamondOrc. They we're arraigncd before
Justice Delmar who sentenced them TO Raymond
street Jail for Wcnty-ninc days The body Of the
drowned thief has not been recovered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-10
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Between nine and ten o'clock Sunday evening,
three men observed by the engineer Of tho Pacific
express train going south to be walking the track
East Newark. lie sounded the whistle and two O.
the men left the track, but the third named Martin
Flanagan, kept his way and was struck BIZ the
engine which passed over his body, manging him In
frighttul manner The remains were brought to the
Market street depot and thence to Ccp,m Morguo
lie leaves a wife aud several children.
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MISSOURI.
CLINTON COUNTY. August s. 1873.

CLINTON OOUNrY, august o. 1910.
Corn looks well, considering the time 1t was put in,
and met, buckwheat and Irish potatoes promise o
large crop this fall; but winter wheat and oats
dead failure in this county. Farmers say that corn
grows as corn grew before We have had no hot
burning winds yet, but plenty Of rain, and should
the turn out to be good one, can show
OF the largest crops of that grew Northwest
Missouri; but all depends on the season now
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OHIO.

The reports that have come in from the southern and
central portions Of the State where storms have pro-
vailed Of late vague that summary of the losses
and damages cannot he made with any degree OF
racy. II is believed, however that the total loss will
not exceed So 600 00O and that few days of sunshine
will show that figure to be much too large estimate.
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RESCUED FROM DROWNING.

On Saturday morning last Miss Tovcioy, Of Southamp
ton Long Island, while bathing carried out Of her
depth and was in danger Of drowning A young lad
who was IN tho water went 10 her assistance She
graspcd him tightly, and both would have boon drowned
but Tor tho cXcrtiOn- OF Mr. George W Fishback who
happened 20 De- driving the beach the time and
who succeeded In rcScuing both
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From tho Kansas City (Mo) Times, August 81
That the damage done has been general ono of the
fascst Of Impressions for the simple fact that the wet
weather has not been general Western and Southwest
orn Kansas having no moro than necessary TO keep
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WISCONSIN,.
MILWAUKEE, August 8, 1875

BTILWAUKEBi
Advices from different parts Of the State show that
there serious results to the crops from the rains
Of the past two days. From some places damages by
ohinch bugs reported but the yield Of wheat in the
State whole, will be large There will also be good
crops of oats, barley and corn.
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IOWA.
Sioux CITY, August o. 1875.

s'IUVN VIII AUBubI o, 1910.
The weather the past two days has been clear har
vcsng progressing WELL Nearly all the wheat now
cut. The weather has not seriously damaged the
grain about here.
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GENERAL SPINNER.

ARCH OF THE TRRAsURY-wHY BE WAS DE-
PosED-TRoUBLE BETWEEN SECRETARY BRIs-
TOW AND TREASURER NEw-THE NEW YORK
COMPREHENSIVE.
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lead, and Tails, by Grace Greenwood q. 3.
Ford d Coz il unacLy in appearing late III the season.
when most Of the holiday purchases are made and the
Christmas stockings already fed. Ii is pTeltiy
Illustrated volume OF brightly told stories about parrots
PIGS horses cats, and ether auinGs Of The authoTs
acuuantance Among the best OF these Is the tale OF
"Per," handsome, bat feroclOus eat-wanderer, WHO
sterny keeps himself" without the pale OF humanity
unless it takes tho form OF mlk-pli until al las
1,rcd by urious Winter storm. he news at the hOrdy
window and claims last refuge IN human pity warmed
aud care sea, civilz,s gradually. Ibis sonorous
feline trumpetug bespoke the dgnhci satisfaction OF
gentemanly guerrilla, who has capitulacd ana maze
excellent terms" Another pretty story ia that
of Waif, the noDparen bird whose humiia-
ton at tho loss Of his fine feathers Is
comically skeiched. "When spoken TO he would at
once hold up his head with the air OF man and
brother lie would. metaphoricaiy speaking, pat HIS
thumbs In tho arm-hOlcs OF hs tle ragged red waist
coat and stand ready face weldressed world. He
knew that the bird all right whatever was the con-
dltOn OF its pumage, yea though 1t was not lie mad
al The inner OF tail, and ho liked to have
the abstract being and birdAood of him respected"
Mrs LippncOtt IS evidently hIlf believer in the doc
trne Of the Immortality of animals but III this she has
such famous supporters, Luther among the number
that we need not quarrel with her
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Children who are learning to read and to
whose eyes larsenes Of alphabet represents inne8' OF
meaning viii profit by the Cii'd'erS Picture Ao'
Charles ROYcIl. Ii is collection OF illustrated
sheets arranged after the model OF tho weIknown
"sicnt Comforter" with a page for each day in the
montb 70 he nappcd over" ~ Mrs Whitney's little
hero terms It, az the discretion OF nurse or mamma inc
pictures are wei chosen, tue text chlllke ana simple
and the Roll should prove pleasant aud profitable les
son IN reading to the inmates OF many nurseries
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Gitn Real estate for Sale.

Citp Real estate for Sale.
TOR SALE-VeIy low, or will lease for term
Of wears 6r-css 4-,toTv house, 2oxOZIlOO
Porty-sixth-at. hith-aye. y EDDY / Psg9 p3c.
TOR SALE-FOur-story DWELLINGS, cab
net oons; ia feet west OF Broaway Sl5OuOi
3OS o FyeS hlusL 900. Stores lasehod 50 25U
Nm. BEDEIL, owner, 9SJ E.shl-lye.
EOR SALE-The tiye-story brick BUILDING
aud LOr 40j Nscrs.. Dover; also, FANM OF 90
acres For particulars inquire OF
BLISS y JAMES, 346 Broone-,t CITY
MUST BE SOLD.
W MI LOTS on iL aud S5is e'nse Central Park price
extremely os. D. ". WILLIAMS So btn-AYe
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HTcpHERsON'sHAND BOOK OF POLlTIC

NTcpHERsONsHAND BOOK OF POLITICS
NA FOX 1874
Hon Edward McrheOo LID CLERK Of TIE U. s. House Of Repre-
T, standard and authoritative pe manual which contain, in It's
2G oyo coaH tyhnnc and exhaustive record Of al
IMPORTANT POLITICAL ACiIOS,
NATIONAL AND STATE.
from July 10, 1872 to July 10 1874, Is no" ready.
Amor. other vauabie political data tue following arc It's
LISTS OF SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES, OF the xLIId
Tre second InaGlara and fourth and fifth Annual
NH' ''''--' EXPLANATIONS AND ORDERS
issued since M, II iS72 fa text sad aiO,y Of !s AGRA
each and the individual accounts Of each
''D'''' 'D0 II JUDICIAL DECISIONS AND OPINIONS
coiS ;GT af Z : sa HpaGS6 SSi'
in''' anu FINANCIAL PROPOSITIONS AND V0rGS
in the XLIId KILN, and preceding Co1crese'
fi'''OS' "@BMoRAxDUM" TO SENATOR JONES.
A-' -'' ''''' TAE TRANSFORMATIONS QUESTION,
Report te senate Committee with all Congressional discussion an
A'NO~ STATE ACTION on RAILROADS
Laws aud Jucic al Decisions Of Ilinois AMI Wisconsin
CIVIL RIGHTS BILL,
Amendments Proceeding yo sSd SSeI FIGHTS
Proposition a9d in the Uud States senate and action various
States . ... -. -. ,,,.,. .,r.nD,
With tie acts q vS1Tes1 r for p ht ,r f'h Sp 1874
All which hbve Teen adopted NJ 70 July To-
A-PuBLic BEBr or the UNITED srATEA
B-PAcIrc RAILWAY BOND1
C.-INTERSAL REyESUE TABLE
D-DIsTRiBUTIoS OF THE CURRENCY. $500 - -.
K-APPRoPEAross FISCAL YEARS 1872, 1873, 1874,
p BxvrSrTs Avn PxPESprruRys OF THE CONVENIENT
G-PREspEThL VoIE OF 1871 AND sTArH hLsoTio. OF
Tn. whole ,OmiDS Manu, absolutely to the poll
taB whatever his party who desires thorough and accurate uormA
LIVING issues The times The volume tally and care
PRicz ~ 90 POSTPAID CoUsrKr Address
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..,T,BE VATICAN DEGREES, IN THEIl

"TNHE VATICAN DEGREES, IN THEIR
Il B.ARISG'oE CIVIL ALLEGIANCE;
POLITICAL BXP0sTULATIOS"
BY THE RIGHT HON w e. GLADSTONE BrPrener Of gpg.ud
IL psbhshed in full 10
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. IS.
(seeosd Bdrica Nov Rssdy.l
This full replies Of Archbishop
Mspuns and Glsdose Of Mr. Gladstone By
Prof Oxford UsVery the address
delegation Of English Catholics Of the English
pre closely related this important subject
postpaid address the United States Tribune
tsp cent? per esyy npbls 20 ST.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-T

DEN y = l. \ y a Il a lLkD 4 D.-IltE
j GREAT TRUNK Linz AND UNlttO sIArnS NAL OUrs
TTan AeStok finn loot D,s All Cohct 49,
Express ior uarns,ug Puhur,h AMI Sorh with Pail
PAae Cars asacnel V"J AL aoI ojJ saA4a' 40
For WilamspOrt Lick Haven iva Pla bin Rre r 2
b w. connrcl4y Philadelphia JJJ ~; WI L.cf
Pctro cum Centre. AMI tle o ncg,r-
For Lhuston the South Limited Wsl ugon st
~ OF Pa lau0r Cars EXCEPT SuH s. iOa A.
rye aslagton 40 m. Eegua e:4J ava
HEtois Tor Philadelphia :, $50. $50 go 3 4:l1
% s. = $50 !. AMI Il ni-aL Lay. 100 D. T.
sui IN. hHisran' an. "cori t'ss' : p m ,
For Newark avs $50 I:+O .. o 40, / a m. In,
$40 1890 1ui - uigh. T. 10
For = ~ I,,1e,a o g.; 559 81 ?t} X o. /! . a. T. NJ
49,. $40 10 1880 AMI IL night sanhv J20 T. AZ!
$40 llO $50 100 j;2O 5tJ. O:lO ESQ T. $40 ~
p, an u got Sunday 800 AL D.
FOR wooltrdg Prn AWboy aai Souh An5oy, ash 10
Tor ksr.Bnnssck ami 3. n. IL u 2 al0 <:lV, 52)
clio D. m. aud II Digit sG.aSF D. ~.
For East Milestone IL q, On ano o;ZO n
FOR Pr eop. Z. s4o = r.. l=S ,. l.to ..d7 IN.
tor PHI n psbure BeVaere, $3.50 AMI
Per n mon BOTdeRtown Bgrin tou CAmlen soj e5O
IN. 1880 4 . aHi IN ,.to
10 F.rruio dale SduAn d. AM D. N 80.
Tor h.sowD PemOeOn AID CsIndea va Perth Amoo1 2SoR
Por II sht.town and Pember'Op, 6Gm ,,oo
Ira rs arrive fol owI:h Pittsburgh 655 and lieot r.
ana 1925 NJ dali 20; =, .Sa eeo m d ai as
celphia bio $40 65j 1913 l;2U il'f IN 2;lo 40
BIS 1850, $40. 84i lGZ1 Saalah oilV o'Zo o''''
sses oa. SIS sna 9Ii ro.iva No Hou' Oil octet
DesbrOsses and Corsgdtsts; No Cearst sO 49,.
Noa a. 49, ard IFS Haisns, hoaessa hnsrsa' ,S
Onee No. Bs,terJp place NJ bofDIE Ssl rA"seoSs' As
R,aS
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Ncn-Jrr5cn Real Gstatc for GuIe.

Neu- Jrrscn Real Gstdte for ljuIe.
EOR SALE-50,000 acres of LAND in
sOothern vii be sold boy tracts OF
5000 upward These cool lands aud oren 10 b.
wool,
anu Gel lar humber. Address 4. Wight ElUooi, n. J.
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
W sale u rent Once hours from | TO 3 ".
|. n. GbkRl 80 Nassau. cor hbertT-st.
SSA PER MONTII-With furniture, car
qp w PETE. Aeny cox, chicheus. &C. 500 for Portable,
TOOmT, SUBURBAN COTTAGE
g ample closets sth garden,
lawn drives aud shid flowers &c stable reqlri 40
IRON Lbeyt by best line OF travel depot paved and
lighted stree;s elegJe Eabeth fguelt trans bT
munght Apply West EE beth Station,
BY SUBURBAN OWNER, F. o. Box lol Elizabeth n j.
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- s. BUS%ING, jr.. No. 2O4 Montague-st,.
tAs Cornenal Buaugl BROOKLYN. BROKER in REAL Estate
AID MORTGAGES, BTVokn lights idences on
Plenepout Montague willow, eSs, ami llenpsts and on west
sie Courbi Ck and errepoutts the later
House East RIVER ana New for4 an excellent opoon
Near Prospect Park
entrance row front bc house
2OtjO ee. dnshei c4bel-Sok, Eewiok Ctt STYLE location
above FINISHED wal
An extra seut eHcatge for ether prope srd
bcA ire Pdfa, M - OU
In south BooaYn on non, S1eAet Cuion
All elsewhere, great Ia the purchase Of
VI
Coon hous Of various ccruns Il prices
yarr from $1,000 each, Of tho worthy Of The
br 40 houses OfcEeap Clts H. s parts OF
the ci:y $500 $3.50 each Naat lots for sale in the
be streets Psts and the PN Of TIE
same Also three Moutsgue-st and r. bst
ycant property ots central. located ia Bfooklgn
to exchange Pam within 100 miles Hegriok. aud es veil
los exchange F!tes having
property for SALE mp"g ts plhis" Sod to
ter advantage Communicate
carefully .ttedd and capitalists wish
iug invest security Learn charge of favorable
opportunities, on apphc ton to
t. ;. BUssiNG, IT,, 20i Moltaete-s; BROOKLYN.
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4 tue NEMjBKSEY 50 IHtNS IA Lkolb.
Fare from New-YOt1 a, phl..dci. la - -.
Commencua MONDAY o. 10 lo7l new. stagnch soi ,ot
pou. steamboat, JANE AO3tLl sGt DAY STAR cnreL1g a.
amy HOOK with all rains, Eli'
Leave Nex.York rom Pier g. \. r foot of Raco-sE
GAS m.-For P.is. f D. iu-I b.aaoA T0as Ayr Ware
uekertor. Vi7afsut o. E.i-ctJ1.
400 m.-For LOnz BI.I DE- loans RIVER. Narcosn Barngh
TucA ertOn. 49,, . ..,.,..-.,. 80 o.,
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WHITE STAR LINZ.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING Thu
UNITED STATES MAIL.
aEw AND PCLLPOWERRD srKAASHIPA
sanng Sew-Yort SATURDAYS Liverpool THURS
uAlS eahns at C0tk HsrDo,
ADRIAIIC. SATURDAY Jan o AZ 700
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. Jan. 10. at 1900 nooa
CELTIC. SATURDAY. Jan 20. AZ z: OOs
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY Jan 80 at ll;0O
BALTIC. sATURDAf. Feb. q, at 300 p
IRON White Docs Pier 81 North hvch
cssel unrsae eomonsg
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
saoons bathrooms go
these
RA1LS-Saloon Tckets sl40 so siserass
low hen1s tae ols CsaAsp
prcDaid certificates az os TateA
Passengers Of America, rh< nA'"s
Norway. sweden. India. Australia CmaA Ss
pyars from FL apwan-
For Inspection oAns nornaoa ms oene1sy'
steek No. ~ Br"Ad~a new-i ora X J. CohiiS' Aton-
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Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
No. l02 Piu,appc-st-Fr,me store and house; lot 2lE6o
81 -irme dwclhngs lot. A4NIOl
Is NasuiuytOu-s-Iaae dwelling: lnt 4OXi
s.-} ani brick
No. 43 Wllougubyst-3-s0rr bnck hove lot, 2JElOO.
No. 81 IIc.s..i. 3siorI brick h0lle. J 2JIlOO.
No. l58 l.smsens.-.}.sor brck b)use; lot. 2tElOD
W. z. COOK, 10 Westinghouse, BROOKLYN.
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Sent fire.. BY mall TO any address on receipt Of price
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
sEw-YoGK CITY

OFFICIAL TRANSFERS. OF RIAL % AII"
sRw-YoER CITY.
A ss 80 1, =, az g $4,000
"GS, to S5, ., ~ Hsr $4,000
25t o psT ~ 10 William $4,000
Si% In, S 5f s o. ''a'e .V''' 300
v c i ga p ora VIZ Of JAZZ acsS 10000
4ts i i9 Gl 1900
73ls 100 q llt-sve, lVOIlU..2 72dst. u.s. 100
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SI 5Ie n to 9 300
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Kaysnagh Jime l2OOJ
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Conntrn Real estate tor Sale
6ouses uno farms UGnlco.

tiouses ano farms UGnieo.
WANTED to PURCHASE-A HOUSE and
w Lot business 4th 6thave would take ele
long EHSsI basement preferred Address BUS
NESS =. q. Station d.
tVANTED--A 4story hiSi-stoOp brown
W HOUSE not es than 20 feet vide between Madison
and SIthaye above 81 hist excel SJ7 800;
,rch l. 1870. Address DRY GOODS. Tribune Once.
WANTED FOR A SCHOOL-By response
w be parties BUILDING Le,reen T1iuY.ei5hh and
eisbh- between Fourth and Address stating
~ POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL. II West y-loursst