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FOMLER,s STCCESSOR.



Mayor Schroeder yesterday sent TO the
Common Council, Ia Brooklyn, the name OF Ed
ward Rowe as Commissioner of City Works, to
MI the vacancy caused by the suspension Of
William A. Fowler. In the comm mic alton tn
Mayor explains bis nomination OF a Democrat
by saying that he thinks II essential that all
questions OF party politics OF patronage shoul
be removed from the trial OF Mr. Fowler. He
has, Therefore, selected for his place a distin-
gui-hed gentlem n, Ia whose integrity ana abll-
ity he has conllde nee. aud whose appointment
VIII not change tue political complexion u the
board.
Alderman Fisher Qtepl moved the conGfma-
ton Il Mr. we. Alderman Murtna tDefnD
10 that Mir. Rowe had told him that he consid-
cred himself a Park Commissioner. Alderman
Fisher saiu that the Mayor had assured him hat
4.r RONe Woutd accept the position.
Twcnty-three members voted IN favor OF con-
nrmation, ans one. Ndcrm 10 Black, AGAINST Il.
Alderman Burnett, Chairman OF the special
committee appointed To prep re the rules to
govern tue Fowler trial reroried a set OF rules.
On motion oi Alderman kOwlev. the trial OF Mr.
foHler Was ordered to begin on Tuesday,
Oct. ~.
Mr. Rowe. the new Commissioner, was the
Democratic c1npidate for the Nsyoralty Ia the
fall OF 1873. when Mr.. Schroeder was elected.
lie Is a wealthy straw goods importer In Grand
street New YORK. and has tor many years been
member Of The Board Of Education.
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4 DIyIDED CHURCH.
4 Rector who Proh,bts sunday school Fairs,
Dances, aud social Games.

The vestry Of the Church OF the Ascen-
sion Ia Greenpoiut has for some time been in-
yestgating the charge against its pastor, the
Rev. r. W. Haskns, of arbitrary exercise Of his
power. Mr.. Haskins is "A young preacher and an
ultra disciplinaran. lie believes IN enforcing
the rules OF the church with hrmntss. Hence
he denied to the church members the usual
fairs ana festivals by which they raised money.
This bred trouble at once. and when the pastor
went furt her, condeinninc sociables. games, and
dances. auu refusing ht- sanction TO thp partici-
patton by the SUNDAY school pupils and teachers
In tue anniversary parade, the dt-satisf faction
became butter, and complaints were carried to
the Bishop.
The yeslrymen began an investigation, a re-
port of which they made on SUNDAY night after
the usual setyces. 1t recites that they fail to
IND any evidence to su. stantiite the charge OF
tue arbitrary exercise OF power. 1t attTit utes
the great dissatisfaction In tue parish to the
.ilufe OF an attempt to continue Gus oms tor
tore, the rector Is IN no way responsible. The
Idllsutuuer- have misunderstood the duties OF
the rector. VINO had only enforced he laws laid
down Tor the good OF tue church, aud VINO
should. therefore, be sustained.
Nsnop Iittlei oun rendered his decision in the
case, styiu- That the IN taucr- cit IL proof OF
the allegation Of arbitrary conduct failed to
suDst initiate the charges. or To show that tie
pastor had acted otherwise than with modefa.
ton and fairness, refusing to purchase the good
viii of those opposed 10 Nun al tho ense OF
his conscience. lie appealed to the di-conteut-
hers have quit the church. and as the decisions
al the Bishop aud NestrY do not meet tue al
ptONul Of many more, IL Is Thought that TIE
membership Will be greatly diminished.
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a RAILROAD 10 DE SOLD.
The Probable Future of the bankrupt New
York aud OsweRo Midlnnd.

Mr.. Green, Of Alexander y Green, attor-
neys for tue receivers. said yesterday that Judge
Blatchford had just ordered the sale Of the
bankrupt New York ana oswego Midland Rail-
road The time for the sale has not been fixed,
but the properly cannot be sold under four
months al notice Of the sale must be published
for u teen successive weeks in the newspapers
ana Middletovn. The property Will probably be
sold In bulk TO the highest responsible bidder.
An exception. however, may he made In the
leasenod interests IN the Rome and Clinton and
liinehamton roads, when nay TIE sold Sc arate-
~ II the receiver so directs. A number OF the
officers and STOCKHOLDERS OF tht old Midinnd
company. who think with extended facilities
and careful management the line may hc made ~
pay falf dividends, may buy the property.
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Fast Fortyninth street north side between Third and

Fast Forty ninth street north SIDE between Third and
Lexington avenues, 90 $50.
BY 1iackweii. Riker 4 Williams foreclosure, two
threestory brck houses, with lots esoh 12dN12 800
and 500 West Eighteenth street. south side 100 feet
east Of Ninth avenue. fiOO37 tpllintihl. 49,
BY Hugh n emp force osufc. ~ % lots, each H5Nln
the west side Eighth avenue, % feet north OF
sixty seventh street ttt 800 (paintif).
Nv Lawrence Co.. foreclosure. one plot 22l OK
Ing through to Butternut street, Wcst MOrrisania,
5000 (defendant).
BY William Kennedy, foreclosure lot 25S115, on
the OF West New avenue 1899 feet north Of
10th str et $500 platinum.
The remainder OF announced sales were adjourned.
A aree number Of foreclosure sales are announced
for to-day at the Exchange,
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THE UNION MIL tragedy.
The Man who In Attempting 10 Murder his
sister X tlled n Tailor.

sister kHled TntIor.
The trial Of Henry Schwamb Of Brook
lyn for the killing Of the aged tailor August
Bette, in Union Hill, began in the Hudson
county oyer and TermiDer yesterday before jus
tice Knapp. Tho story OF the tragedy was
graphically narrated In the testimony Of Cathe
rine Schwamb the prisoners sister. who said
that she was interested, with her husband. In
the ownership Of a6aleop. in Lewis street. Union
Hill. Her husband was distant relative OF
the prisoner and bears the same name.
The prisoner called on her on the after
noon Of the 4th Of August, accompanied by his
nine-year- old daughter. He shook hands with
witness cordially. Two months previously he
bad called on her, and he asked why the visit
had not been returned. she answered that she
had no time. and he .appeared to be satisfied.
Subsequently. he said that he had had some
trouble with his wife, aud desired to stay all
night She told him hs could do So
clared that suicide alone could end
his domestic troubles. He complained OF lack
OF attention from his relatives declared that he
did many favors for the tamilv and That wit.
ness father owed him money. Sne upbraided
him for his petulance. and he declared he was
not welcome. lie became exct ed, seized her
by the shoulder, and raised heavy stick In his
right hand as though to strike her. She ran from
him, and as she reached the rear door he nre d a
pistol, the ball striking the wood near her head
lie followed and fired neain, the ball missing
shop adjoining. ran ia and pushed Mrs. Schwamb
aside. In attempting to approach Scnwamb. the
latter levelled tue revolver and fred, and Bette
received the ball. lie fell on the doorstep, the
blood squirting from the wound.
Charles Schnuertngee, reporter who saw the
shooting, testified that in hts hearing the pris-
oner threatened the life OF his sister and his
brother. "lf II hadn't occurred here, II would
IA Hoboken." SAID the prisoner, II my
brother -ln-law had been here, would have shot
him. 1 came prepared to shoot both"
Counsel for the prisoner Will place him on the
stand tnis morning to give bis version Of the
tragedy. lie declares that he has no knowledge
nf an
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The liabilities TO depositurs are $l.2s6,0Ss O..
You Will see from this" said the cashier
"that II we cuull realize the value OF our asrcts
we should be more than solvent. The trouble
l. that ever since the Third Avenue Savings
Bank went under depositors Ia swings banhs
have become timid, and the slightest rumur OF
the Insolvency Of one or another bank frishtens
them, and a rish is made. forcing IA To close our
doors. We can't throw our securities upon the
market and realize their value because the very
fact u their being forced upon the market low
ers their sh value"
Al the Dry Dock savings Institution the or nd
rush WAS made. Benches extending around the
institution IN a semi circular form were Illed
with an eager but well behaved multitude. Two
gentlemen, emplnyes 81 the b nh. designated
the turn IN which each deposition should be paid.
There were no de- ositOs. lhe officers were
CO. naent OF tie ability Of the bank To nil all de-
uuu.s made. he bank 9 assets are:
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Millinery ~prcini Opening.
uuortrd nats and bonnrts. Wednrsisy. Oct. 4.
De. ). N lLRl.l eGo BrO.uNa
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CAsE-lloYf on MONDAY. sept. %. by the Rev
/. IuNt Of New YORK.
hNpa-BAkt LAY ON Wclnc-9ay scrt %. al the
rtia, nee Of the nrdr- uncle, Ia Jer-ry Nv, by tie
Rev Dr. Mllett, coward T.. ihav al New YORK 10 An
III 4. Barrel " OF the former % are.
Shl n -alANpkkWtt X. ON TUESDAY, Sent Pa. by
thr nv. v Is. Merritt VII lam {. SWim ot Nrw nix
To- Suah H.. uLhtc OF Tue ATE Thomas stAAderNlcA
Of staten In aul. y Y.
TUtKLis- BELDtN.-A' Icnox. Mass. sept -. ny
luc.rr ot Sew York Ia AnuA q. Bcid,n, bounge-t
diu.ht"r OF Alucr q. Rciu"u ul LeiuN.
Slt PrAlu kAk rlt. .Ou Wednesday. Marc $3.50
at ere,ldo "a the Rev me- n llshtIuuru, lirn.
~ NJ Snrpp ri ~. tu Sci g.. YOU o. daughter VI
the lave kchari ta,rr, ali OF y ~ lurh tb.
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THE SAVINGS BANK FURRY
ErEN THE STRONGEST OF THE IN
STITUTIONS 1TTACkED

Facts and Figures from which all Concerned
can Make their Own Deductions Whnt II
said by tue Oniccrs of the Iianks.-1wo
stormy Meetings OF Dcpodtor- Last Night
The old Bowery Savings Banks deposit
ora filled the little room IN Grand street tempo
farly provided for their accommodation yester-
day. Some were there to withdraw their de-
posts. and Others were depositing their surplus
earnings. When asked the probable enect oi
the run upon his bank the President sara
"why, sir. know Of no panic. just walk III
bsre with me. and you will see more people de-
posting than nre drawing. True, there are
some who are frightened. Here. for instance,
Is one who has drawn his entire savings Tor Il
number Of years, amounting to t2'llB. hut he
Will bring II back as soon MS his itignt Is over.
The assets II this bank AZ shown III tue latest
ar.
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dopnttntLsh.n ullnl.

nIs-OAU1ION o. TAKrNlt~,l ii g.. TIA 1-e
name " l,.l.inn Au.utl a 49, .Nu nag lI- da, been
di,alNrI ~ mutual enu.Uut ha''d u.i b, 1870
NuTICE. a cuarfucr..ip mui ini' day been
AIf George KHftoNNu0 d. l"r O." NfiN .i' Oh Lay
iuau. AuAucr kAtttlUun. t.. tifn assuming an me
hIn' Nos u The lorurr nrl. W L1u..u, AuNner n
HruWn. Ducd uct 1871.
rItI<E NOTICE mat TIE nrn OF Henderson Bros,
Gr.Ncr-. of ths city, has dlts 't lNHIiutishlp ina
day hy MANUAL cpuscn The hu-iues- ft hereafter 30
luctcl hy nll. WILLIAM HENDEi.SON
ROBhEI HkNDtHSON.
SAMUEL uENOElAON.
Dated New YORK, Oct 2, 1875,
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MEMPHIS, o I. 2.-On Saturday Capt. T. IT.
TorDe aud :. II. McAl,xAnder Deputy United States
irsnas, attempted 10 arrost onsiuner named
Giles. IN Henry county, Tenn who resisted ana nrcd
upon officers, XII Ing Tofbett Giles then nred the
ttItr barrel ui Ills gun Il Ne AcNauiyr the Ch trse
passing through hNs cloak. Glrs thOn He'd. MICA *.
HlNtf arrived her. s morning Wltu the IdY of Can't.
InrJDtt blir IL desperate ca ractcr. al buly
Nnuuacd recently 10 Dcpuly MAThLai Gibson while
kl-f Il o
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Ih. ConlnnnLnl AMAra. ;, roaIL.h nomhn.l.1

There is positively no ground Whatever
for the ridiculous ana contrid ctory claims nut
nth uy some OF the Sewing machine couoi-
MICS, That their particular mtchnes have re-
ceiyed higher nouors tlan Others. me wards
are all Of tne same grade, aud no exhibit l. pro-
nOunced best Of its class lhe judges reports,
not vet puulisued Will give the special merits of
each exhibit rne Wilcox y Gibbs new auto
m tic Hlachlne has taken AL the honors obtain
aule.-Adc.
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SAN Francisco Oct. 2-Ihs funeral Of the
late james IIc& Las been postponed until Wednesday
IL IL ascertaned that Mr Lex expressed desire
20 be buried on the summit Of Mount Hamilton. the
OF the uhscryatD ~ provided Tor by HE fund III.
son, john Lick, one OF the late trustees estate
Il believed about to here M Response a. t,lr.
grams -Mcmtcrs the Board OF Trustees tXprc.s their
confluence that effort Will be made W hun to breaN
the lru-
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Irccra,nri.m and A,,cmr,.ay r,nd

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. 2. 90 On Saturday
night the County Court House wAs ret on IRE IA the
,nlce OF the Registrar 81 Decds The are was cXun.
guishcd with zone damage to the books some OF the
lou@s werf M ssing altogether. To-day, DR. j. y.
Hurr was arr's ed WIN the misAiug books in his
possession. He recently noughi atstr ct. of tiuos
ering all nut the b 'ok- en-. ana woul1 have made
lArE. amount VI mOnry hAd ne not ON iuund ont.
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PROVIDENCE, Oct. b N he latest sensation in
kewp IT the elopcmeut of Capt. Timothy irckhan,
Of the GoycIumcnt surveying schooner l. ant N, with
Nj. NARY Ann Dram %, a ai-Irci woman oi JOCK
lH.Aud. i, am ayes Wiz and gr WI up enid EN-.
before going "a tded TO his vie al his property
worth Il AL 4
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Card.
TO CITIZLNs AND STRANGERS
KSoX's FALL HAT READY,
at 2ie Broadway and under The Fifta Avenue Hotel


Dyeing and Clcnning.-N'w YORK pvcinr anl
lflhtnE tAhl-hurnt Ntftfn l-isud. tluce-, Is
Duaar n ~ broadway. Giu Ga as. sew lDrs Jas
ahe Ibs IIerrtpunt s brou1yu. Established ~ years.
Consumptive- fiud wricnrr rrliri mud stead
~ iu sfirI-th 4 the rf Parser bin4tr Ionic
II i- the beet cure Tor cuusl ana colds sod ~ all
drussi-is.
Millinery ~prcinI Opening.
InuOrtrd hats and bounrts. Wodnrs lHy. oct 4. SO
cards. j. q. lERla sos brO.uNaI.
The highest award granted nnv ENhihitar
lN Otuttu Expo liuu L. ENtu iAc Elastic Truss CO.
for sAA Easlc Irusscs slid unl al dS3 Broad ay.
WIN ~ullrr from Asthma You can he cured.
Send tor Testimonials To- ASH q Co. ~ lun IT,, AcN
YORK
Rupture Cured nv Or. Nlnrsh'- Treatment.
FurN arr tAurflfucc. y NtscI 49, As.VI Iiuu a.
40 uptown brnuchJ
ANY one can see NJ II glunce that Pomeroy's
Elastic Truss H. me best Prcc a. 7i6 lroAdAay.
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Business Hotties.


The PERUVIAN SYRUP Is Protected Solution
OF the Protoxlde Of Iron, which v.tazcs. purines,
and enrche- the blood Dyspepucs anu those suffering
from CHROME Diseases read the following;
From Rev. John Gregory. Pastor OF tue Wesleyan
Methodist Cnurc1, at Pittst Il, Luzcrue Co., Pa.
My bear Sir; Having az various times personally
and IN my own and other families, tested the great
value u toe mcliclne cal ed PEEJ Wan SlEUP OK
PROTECTED sOLl lION OF PnOTOXlpE or
lion nlst cher-iulf rec nmoui 4, especially to
tho who are suffering from dyspcp'ic and uevpu.
disorders A. 20 hnlr aud powerful aterttiye It IT,
thuk. unsurpassed, and toni free from iN tie Oh
Jcc'unahle features Of alcoholic rcnrdies. u h most
tihCirut AUXILIARY tp thc rance cause one Of the
greatest h frluccs o. IA temperance reform no pres
ent is ~ tninE the medical NJ Of alcoholic slim
uauis. Whatever may Dee arsu tn4 g. their necessity
IN certain case, We have IN the ickl Wan SYRUP
n safe and en- tlrut substitute Tor those dangerous
rem,dies Inls testimony Is given un.olicited. Win
the hone that some VINO are not yet acquainted Win
the valuable properties OF the medicine may Dc Ia.
uuced TO give II trial. Yours tru y,
JOHN GREGORY.
CAUTION. De sure ylu get tho PERUVIAN
SYRUP moi Peruvian Bars. sod hy dealers seuor.
ally. thirty twu-pafe lnphiet. containing trca-
ti-c on irln a 90 IDEAL ~ 'ut and oincr NaluaO,e
paper, testimonals from Nstusu sIcu plysiciaus
Clergy nen And Otntrs, All De sru free any address
SETH ". lOWLE Sons Prupreinr.
81 Harrison av. Boston,
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Furniture ana Carpets cheapest in New York,
at Cowpertnwaits, los anu l57 Chatham ST.. 10 show
1 4
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Large stock at greatly reduced prices Bro-
tutr.- Adc,
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TOR NORWALk DIRECT,

4 LBANl OPPO-irIO> Low r., ight aud fare |
~ passage 10 Albany 80 cts steamer ESCORT;
eav NJ New Ynrk eNers Monday. Nedncsd AZ. and FRI
day, from Pier 30. No N River. foot Franklin st.
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Mothers say they would not be without Mo-
nels .eethng Cordial Pnce 20 cents.-Adc
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s. Rapidan. kempton, savannah sept. IS.
- Chesapeake. MHnglm, Portland.
- Richmond. Kelly, lschmOnd, tity Point. and Nor
fok.
IS Ilindoo. Mills. HUI sept 20 southampton Is.
Also the usual river md cOastNlsa v s-el..
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The most violent EXPLOSIONS of coughing are
stopped hY lialr's Honey OF lloreuound ami Far.
Pike's loOtuache Drops cure Ia one minute ado
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are rcaEested to attend her funeral from s77 10th ave-
sPATscHfK.-oc,' =, Mitchell D sps,schek. aged "a
years and months.
"wednesday. at +. NJ.
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Then take a ii "a at Quirks Irish To-. The
great ll.oss remedy price p crnt' pAcAaae. -Adp.
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MEMPHIS, Oct. 2.-lhera was "A heavy frost
here ,-t nign Dut It ali little damage prohbl. InR
To the drought THIS relieves all anAey in regard 90
yeAOw lever here.
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and colds, ike other really good thas. FREQ uenty
eountericitel ami purchasers should be careful 10 Oh
tain the genuine article made by JOHN l. BROWN &
SONS Lozenses tcalled irochrsl sold IN hulk by the
ounce OF pound are but worthless imitation. and do
not possess the curative properties Of "BkONNs
Bronohia Troches which are sold only IN boxes with
the name II the propretors the Government stamp
attached TO each DOx.
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The banks liabilities are to the individual de-
posttOrs S2,,Sl62J4.GO leaving to pruht aud loss,
l21ls214.O3
At he Bond Street Savings Bank the trustees
Mere IN session considering the appointment Of
h receiver. u il probable that NJ. W. :. Paine
will ne selected. The assets Of this bank con-
tlst Of;
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MdRINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINI TvRE AINANAc-THIs pAy.
sun rises. 3 % sun set-....... 81 Moon rises
men WATEE-IHiS DAY.
Sandy HOOK. IL Gov Island. ) " Hell Gate %
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The finest silk hat, ~; new style Derbys, $3.50,
- aud a.. Elegant soft hats prices way shayne
WaAaeA's Theatre Luildlns lido.
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Ready made garments are sold at A. RAYMOND
A 60 \ OhuR warehouse cIrner Of Fulton aud \ as
sau struets.-Id0.
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Renl Estate MARKET.

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prlsed salee;
By NJ. A. J. Lynch son, per order executors, one
threeslory 0rownsoue house, Win lot 2VoAIOO0 lio
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WHITE STAR Linz.
STEAMBOATS, anO ealholO;.
1 GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE ny

PEOPLES LINE To ALBANY.
fir-iclsss passage unlN ~ 4lUrr Oct. l.
HUDSON RIVER ny MOONLIGHT.
Centennal visinrs can tnJ view OF sac best anu
mo-, uA-nncelt crnen " me 81 Il aud "a the Hud
PEOPI F. LINZ
OF elegant and cnmmodous DOafs. passing West Point
uuu all place ~ Interest cary ths evening. and
Meeting al Albany with myruing fin- tor chicago and
Al pulAts north aud vest.
Boat. leave daily al q q " from per a. ~ r neat
Ptnnsylyana Railroad liri r NrN iofk. lcru ~
huasou River l.aiiroal tc.c Tails f0f ua-. Az anC
stttgronm b"rths ~iatoroons warmed 10y steam. heai
on the European nan.
Centennial eNcu sion tickets good ,n other lines "a
Albany VIII be taAeh Tor pa,'si'r
ALBANY AND TRUN nv DAV BOATs
~ &. lBsALp and DANIEL DltlN.-L c1vr Nestri
81 Pier 20 $40, and ci:h IT, a. $50 \ VI. Landing al
NcwburRn. Pougnkeep,ic. HnurUuck. Caiskiu. ant
Hlus o.. Connections 40 NiiAIy WffI new rain 1T
Y NJ for the West, New YORK central arriving NJ
Buffalo $40, Suspension Bridse $50 aud Niagara Fall
at $50 the following morning tcrfuuou, trains OF
lahe shore aud nAlA southern roads To West Point
ana Nowburgn ana return SAM day, 81. POughkeep-
sic. tl.o1
A LBANN OPPO-ITION. Low r., 'ght and fare 1
~ passage 10 Albany 80 cts. new steamer ESCORT;
leay ~ New Hurk eNers Monday Wedncsd v and FRI
day from Pier 30. North RIVER foot tfanSlin st.
TOR NORMALk DIRECT,
Injecting with Dt1hury NorVt. ana New Haven
Railroads. nv steamer ANtRlDl- dairy sundays
Pier ~ Fas river siii T. ~. ava ot oi ST. st. Hat
rvtr, Al F. NJ Far, - Genie. AAcurs.oa lcAets, ~
ctnts
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TI

The bank mas been In operation ntty--cven
years, during Whirh time II las opeued 3,Goss
accounts, and received altogether ir IN de-
positions SlltAli,t3,S IS. During the same period
aU,.4H accn nt- have been closed. amounting
10 Slli@i34s6 o.. The latest report showed o. 90
8ccoun : eufttird To- $!l $50, iOl.ss.
tnncerniug H. Dry Docs Biuk the President
OF the lBpWtry Bans sad III / hal M ury i'm
the Dry Dock Is nh would let It Remain. ami II
h IT money To- deposit would not hesitate 10
place II tueTe.
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plus of $ss1s1j 81
The b .uk Tor savings IN Bleecker street mot
all uemauds. On Saturday It's deposits were
rs Uul. ana lis Withdrawals only $2l.OO. Yes
trruay they we're ~ about the ike proportion.
In ( Ct II J., said that Tie trouble IN the other
hanks has lncica-ed the Blocker streets de-
post list lhe assets Of the Institution consist
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