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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
THE TWEED MATTER.

sHERIM ooNNER's RETURN UPON TIE JUDGMENT.
The sheriff fled his return to the execution
against Tweed for So 1852 10 Late yesterday after
noon The return only Endorsement upon the exc
eutiop. which is in the same form ordinary $50
execution. Received May IL, 1876, 1870 m No per-
sonal or real property. Vim. c. Conner, Sheriff In
conversation with TRIBUNE reporter the sherns coun-
sal explained that this the only possible rtaa Ihe
execution was only against Tweods property Only
sitter failure to find sufficient property to satisfy
Judgment could execution against Tweeds BODY De
issued. in the power OF the people 70 issue
an execution against tho body Of Tweed The sheriff
Iyould have sixty DAYS 10 make return 10 that e&een
tom and Il within that time he could produce Tweed or
Feeed should dle tbe sheriff would be eX0nerated Eyn
after that the sheriff must be sued TO es1aosI hs ma
bility and would twenty days 20 answer 10 lha
suit If within that time Mr. Tweed appeared the sheriff
could answer by producing him. The plantlhs ma
however another sci OF proceedings to which the present
return WINS necessary aid, namely SUITS aSuhsl PCT
SOILS supposed TO hold property for Iweeds behSnt o
those supposed TO have purchased prOneIty fou Weeu
for the purpose of preventing recovery by tue ae OF
city That however concerned tue COuusel LOT the o'e
and not the sheFitfs counsel
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THE COURTS.
roVT1Nrs OF AN EsrATE.


The litigation over the estate of the late
Robert Battle which has extended several years
aud occupied the attention OF three separate courts az
different times brought to end yesterday by the
signing OF final decree by Judge Van BI1ln directing
the payments OF the moneys band to tho creditors OF
the estate Robert Buttle died about years ago. leay
ing his esate to hS wife for life the residue remaining
her death TO be equally divided between certain nieces
and nephews. One nephew made executor. The
wife survived only short time and at her death the e1
sold the property but instead Of dividing the pro-
ceeds among legatees be put il into his business lie
then took TO drinking became nsolvent and aDous
1e months ago, when the iegatees began the
present proceedings against him, he made an
assignment OF bis property for the Denent OF
all his creditors, and died Just IN time
to escape an attachment for contempt OF court Inc
creditors business then claimed the entire estate
exclusion OF e1egatees under the WILL ana the
attorneys concerned in previous proceedings claimed
that their should lie paid in full other crealtOrs
only receiving part The Court however decided that
attorneys fees could not be preferred except IN the
specil proceedings in which they were Incurred, ana
thai all creditors, legatces and attorneys In previous
proceedings must take their dividend share and snare
alike. The estate Will pay about so per cent Wenberg
Reilly appeared for the assignee, and FRANCIS Law
ton, jr for the creditors.
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wopK ON THE gRooKLYN BRIDGE.

One of the carrier" ropes of the Brooklyn
Bridge got in readiness yesterday to be taken across
the river Its management is great deal more difficult
than was that of the smaller traveller ropes 1t Ia
inches in diameter, weighs $4,000 pounds, and 10
composed OF six strands which in turn made up OF IL
wines each making 105 wires in the rope II was placed
upon reel upon which aOated at the footof the
Brooklyn tower and its loose esd was attached to
hempen rope which came from drum near the engine,
back OF the anchor pier, the tower and down ITS
face The engine was then set ia motion, winding tie
hempen rope around the drum, ana both ropes were
fhe aeoT upou which the reel Is placed Wal be brought
across the river rope running of and sinking 70 me
Syer the tower upon tbs side aud to the anchor pier As
soon as possible Il viii DO raised from te water " us
position bnt t is uncertain that the process VIII nach
That sfaRe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
CITY ESTIMATES roR NEXT YRAE.

The Commissioners of Charities and CoITec-
ton have sent the Board Of Estimate and Apporton-
nnent their estimate Of the expenses OF tho department
Tor 1877. The following Is reorganization Of the
amounts applied for: saiaries. S328S73; supplies
Sse7 400 repairs and alterations Of buildings and appa
ratas, $4,000 poor adult blind $4,000; total,
81 243,273. Tho following special appropriations are
also asked for by the departure MT Outdoor poor cash
donations, 100000; coal, S25,oO0i total $4,000.
Scholarship Mercury salaries, $l0,0ooi supplies
$4,000; total. $4,000. Maintenance Of children
transferreA from the Ranaals Island Nursery to various
nsfitutions S25 600 extension Of the He~-Y0rk CITY
Asylum for the Insane $3.50 600 MaBsard ROOF on Luz
nafie Asylum Blackwels Island, $35 600; three pa
Yons on Blackweps Island, $4,000; total special p
preparations 44Oy0OO. The amounts asked differ very
slightly from Those OF 1876 the trng increase btlng
for the diet and care Of the sick and insahe In the
speea appropriations the additions to the asyums are
very much needed ~ do away with Overcro"dhs, inc
nnInhnr " nAileRts being very greAl.
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DECISIONS -sRPr. IL.

Common Pleds-Special T9m-By Judge Van BTunt.
Aberle ggt ThOmrs6nMoOn denied With go costs; see
men, Kelly agL MaCkTbe Tchf asked Tor car DC stahlt
Ouy in an actOH by defendants 20 obian equitable ic
Fitzgerald ag Boden-MOt0n granted, gnless sccl1y bo
filed 10 10 days TO be at liberty to adjourn the pro
ceeings before him 10 such Gay ss he sees NJ hahb sg
defendant. Tonre AIT. Jorden.-Ths motion must 10
made the Distinct Court. SchurpeF agI HupieL--MO-
granted make q J. seem Party defendant
Supeyior COa7t-SDocdl TcH-By Judge Sanford
Carleton agt. ADMINISTRATION for Injunction denied.
Marine Court Chambers-By Judge Sinnott-
RAth ag. sehrO'Deiendaut may serve his answer WITHIN
two days on payment Judgment 10 stand Tor ~
crty fuatt agt INSTRUMENTATION 30 far granite" a. 20 ado.
defendant and defend On paying $40 o0ss as"cf
eIyed within ak days nom service Or C'.h W ths
ton denied without costs Rogers ag OF
surgtles granted WITH $40 custE. Otch agl
AIT NcATihur; Tobias agt Lawrence OechS aRt MaItIi
Hoguri act Van Arsdair.-M1tOnA 70 aoii'oo tt.uatb
Granted MOTae AIT. Clark Motion TO dismiss complaint
Granted CrunOgue agt MCrz.AOtlOa 70 disniss GRANTED
yitb costs $40 Gusts Of uotinn. BycX aEt tac no
Holscher; Nudge Rgt Holman; Stein6erg Egi finelie
FpnlOlu AIL BfOOk Fthutttr hcL
Otto; HszWel agE lombard Atwood sgt latleri CSnteI
agi Wilds Morris ag- hhlman liys agL Hltrt ,t"aiE
AIT Bttong Garey agt Leonard Bthrtna agL MoiA'i'
OTtsrs granted
Sgrro6ate's COnp;.--By Surrogate Calyin.Estate OF
GOmpeTt3.Ihe m0SinCaAou 0i The
report deemed L. tnat undlr the sta NE the hD
assets In distribution. In thai particular tt
report Is modified all other respects confirmed Decree 70
be submitted for signature on two dayS Eouce &c opoh
Fststs OF Fr nctrs WHeOnct 1n red ibAl buftOealc
nav 10 Elizabeth Harrington 500 ~ therein directed uiun
her giving bond therein required, and conf oe WIN
the directions herein contained Freaenck WIN eOIoeI
executor revised he be discharged ron l is IN
certain conditions. George A Barney: Order entered 6f
CGHcutTX show why sue ui DO
superseded Lor trust and enoned from acting In the mean
me
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At Essex Market Police Court yesterday Hannah
Ncalng was brought up on charge OF stealing siSS TON ~
Curtin uf 2Sl Muiborryst on TUESDAY Dgt az
No 81 BOwery She held in default Of $500 ball
At the Tonnbs Police Court Yesterday Elizabeth
Seor shopfer who in cOnccrt with one EiNArd Beiger
IN s ALLEGED robbed Charles Al. harpoher d Co OF 10 seat
skins valued $780, Aug was committed in default OF
$1,000 bail.
Patrick MulOcliill was suspected OF having SET hIe
building in Chicago In 1874 In which he occupied me
third hOOr Tor the purpose OF getting he lnsin'nce
tag Tins has beeu arce Tor by
eectyes in an tbs principal cities OF the United STATES sd
MCGONEn Of this city recently bccaue
convinced clerk In tea store az 1lud ave and Ign
sought for He sent 20 chicago of
detective his arrival recognized the CLERK n We
missing MuOc and yeser the latter was COMMITTED az
te Yorkya Police Court by Justice Nandel 10 await the
regIi
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of 0'COhnors against Shaw, o
sut growing out OF the ST. Andrews Church disaster,
Judge westbroOk n Supreme Court Chambers, yester.
day modified an order giving the defendant further time
TO answer by requiring him to take snort notice OF tla
that t might be put the court calendar IOF OcoOer
Albert Bowman, member of Company A,
5th Regiment, n. G., before Judge Nestbrook on
habeas corpus yesterday. He had been Imprisoned for
nopaynent OF fines and his counsel argued that as the
General Commanding had not approved the finding OF
tue court martial within 10 days tue commitment was
Illegal. f. H. Rodenberg, COUNSEL for the rGsimen1 az
mited that this rTeguarity was fatal ana Judge west
brock discharged the prisoner.
The argument in the matter of Horne, TO set
aside an assessment the ground that 'he ordinance
authorizing IL was properly ADVERTISED, - previously
reported in THE TRIBUNE, finished yesterday before
Judge Westbrook, In Supreme Court, Chambers. The
plaintiffs urged that the act of 1872 did not de-
stroy the duty OF advertising such ordinances rtho
away wholly the right Of the property owner 10 remove
il nilegIl If this was the true meaning OF the act Oh
1872 that act was unconstitutional as subversyo oil prl-
yato right Counsel for the city claimed that tnese que
Ons had been settled in the Agnew case By tDe Genera
Term this district and Judge Westbrook, iooMlng
that case, dismissed he proceeding The QUESTION u 20
DO taken 10 the Court OF Appeals Herpoit a ohipn"u
appeared for the petitioner; Hugh L. Cole TOT lhe cS
In the suit of William Meyer against Sam
ue Schiller and Others tried in Supreme Court Special
Term, Judge Van Worst has gwen Judgment for the
plaintiff. The plaintiff bought from one solomon L. ia
cobs mortgage for $4,000, OF per cent discount, his
counsel Man & Parsons, taking from Schiller the mort
gagor the usual affidavit that there defense to
the mortgage The defense was that The whole thlng
and its acknowledgment were antedated 70 niIAe Ie
cover complete Judge Van Worst decides that ls
wolves contradiction of the defendants previous oatn
and involves the notary public who TOOK the
ments in breach OF his duty. He therefore hnds Tor
plant but allows him judgment only for the amount
he paid for the mortgage, with interest ana COSTS
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PASSENGERS SfILED.

FORIIYERPOOIs--In SeaHshtp AbPssi,gsu, sept ID
MI and rs j. N. De Akpin, T. Albert g. L. Aidon Alley
mdsr j. NJ 0e AItolaiTJe r. j. Beatty and four ladies l.
BeIInudez Miss II Bigelow ~ rs ]. W. CaIpent.F, NJ.
CasteanOe NJ * Cohen, J. NJ. Cook, MT CTab. ~ Duboe
VI Frnncklm r. NJ Gaitan, A. 0ad0'ne, Mr. Oagarino q.
1sardner itoLard Quincy Albert Harvey Barnet Harvey
Rev r. (lyde Harvey, dr. Thomas III rvsy, Mr. HODGE, w
% Hopegood J7th regiment Capt and Mrs A. Won aeF
Howen Edward Irtdee. VIM. King, Mt Llnge, Pedro 10
royfer Robert MeEndy Hugo de Mare. MI. au Mrs. A.
Mckee Sir. and Mrs George Merrill ano tree eid'en O.
ri MODtg0dnery David mlaT Miiam T. PayEe Nv. Sealy.
I4,ncio ieIeirs s. II. Pool George Powers hu-h Powers
Rev D. Sanders Reed Rev. and Mrs H. morton ieet Mas
Or RomnRtOn &auGiO ItlEO Randolph kogtrs Nj h0.i
ne John saiIndiTs. ar Rnd Mira FaoWS JON H. 5rhniH,
C sclop. frarcis seetal u stllnpdln w =. oatDh,
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rHE HEMpsrEAp REsERvom coNrEsr.

Corporation Counsel De Witt of Brooklyn
yesterday asked the Board of City Works 10 furnish for
the defense Of Kingsley Keeneys suit against the city
the cross section maps and plotted sections show
ing the original surface OF tho Hampstead Reservoir the
final grades adopted and the state Of the work as II now
etanas and also monthly estimates reported 70 the
oiosngtneer By the assistants employed at the
yoip Col Julius W. Adams the Chief Engineer, having
been summoned by the Board, said that he was willing
70 comply with the request The monthly estimates
which Col Adams removed from Mr. acElroy, the
enRneer employed assist IN preparing the case for the
oitg, was produced. Gen. slOcnm stated That Mr. NC
ElrOy had declared that II he had these estimates ne
could show difference between them and tile estimates
put on file on which the contractors we're paid fesol
ton was length adopted that the engineer employed
BY the Corporation Counsel be gwen access 10 a maps
and SDcunlents called for.
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ooNGREss or opHTHALMoLoGY.

The attendance yes !erday at Chiekerug Hall,
At the second session Of the international Congress Of
ophthRlology, much larger than ON the previous
day letter was received from Prot Dundes OF
Utrecht regcttng his inability to be present and invit
ing the members of this organization to attend con-
Gress 10 be held in Geneva in 1877 The congress de-
cded 70 send delegate to be appointed by the Pres
dent DR. wiiliams The following payers READ dur
ing yesterdays session Dr. Att SYMPATHETIC neuro
refnitis DR. Knapp, obital tunorsi Dr. Nathews0p,
on slfoEed disc DR. POOley, heniOpla; DR.. Agnew,
ON astlnOpia Dr. Dyer, On asthophia by gynnssne
treatment; DR. Jaffreys ON detachment OF posterior
1vneeia and DR. Moves on cOnical eprnea discussion
feeEed tle reading Of each paper The congress then
adjourn ed 10 meet this morning.
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ztlusiral Instruments.

1921 E
4 LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
n Upnght RENT SELL cheap safes on easy monthly
paymsntA Cali At e. NJ HEEHELLs, No . Unon5quais
no. l6j foarthayel
A MAGNIFICENT ~ octave rosewood Wind
"a sDr PIANOEUIsIE FOR SALE cost $1,000 Tor . Ol-
brilliant toned subway Piano for $3.50 stool cover mg5o
cabinet shipping Cali 1T private residence !2J
West 2id-st, near Guiaye
BRAUTIGAM's Upright and Square
N. PIANOS arc second 20 EOue' prices moderate Con
SANITY hsnh large assortment Of s,condhand ~ Nes
rom best New and secondhand Pisnos 70 rent
Warritoms No. % Unionslulre
| IGHTE g. ERNST, old house Of Lighte d
Bradbury offer their splenf!d PrANUFOnrES AZ low
monthly paym.ts Al IL ast l3lhSL Also
smiths AMEkICAS ORGANS.
- Y. BALL a. Co.,
y. NO. IS EAST I4TU-ST.
Chick SttuwAys and other Pianos and Organs low
for cash. on instlilmonts and ior rspi
DEMOVAL-2OO PIANOS and ORGANS at
HI Manufacturers DriceS The subscribers VIII sci their
entGe stock OF aud Organs and second hand
slest music music books and merchandise, al WhoeSae
pces previous 10 removal 10 their store No. 40
Past ltlst square, oct l. Monthly nsthmohts TO
ceiyed Pianos ard Organs 20 let u paid for ns PER con
tract Illustrated catalogues malo Agents wane special
ingucetuents to the trade. HORACE WATERS & SONS
Mann sctuTerB and Dealers No sSl Broadyay, NewNOrk
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dress appeals on behalf OF the Germans 70 ne people az
large assist them in the forthcoming election 20 sece
pleiges from the Different candidates that they VIII en-
eav6r se restore The teaching OF the GerDaa language
in the public schools under the supervision the Board
or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14

A lady, in describing TO an irreverent boy an
occurrence In which his father figured closed by remark
ing al am sorry say thst the thing ended by your
father losing his temper" Did father lose his TEN
perfI exclaimed the young scapegrace " then hope
hem never find it again, for was the worst temper
haap Inf >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
GERMAN DESTRUCTION IN PUBLIC scHooLs

A meeting OF delegates from the various
German societies which are astatng the restoration Of
instruction in German in the public schools was held last
evening In Turn Hail. at No 81 East Fourth,st for the
purpose Of approving address which WIN he submitted
70 the German societies throughout the city The adj
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Goparlusrehip Notices.

NOTICE is hereby given that the, firm OF
~ CREIGHTON & Co., composed Of Thomas ]. Chchton
and James c. Sherwood, Pruters IS this day dissolved
mutual consent.
25 Fulton a. aud wiz all debts due the late firm and
viii pay oil claims against u.
THOMAS J. CREIGHTON,
JAMES G. SHERWOOD.
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OCEAN Bteamers.
HIP LINE.


GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
w NETWORK TO BRISTOL enge-DIRECL. -,
ekiua goods for London Caruh ne"Pots
Gioucestef, and all ports In bristol Cuannel
SAILING FROM Pier liz, East RIVER. , :, o., "a
ARRAG0N. symcns % r y me v OF IL
CORNWALL. Stampef. - Al tnrarra
CABIN Passage $40 currency hxcurson s15O sT
date 49, currency SUeerage $50 currency freRsu 49,
age dera1cates sac. Drafts for I'll and upward FOE
or W. s. EgSohaAN Agent No 20 s0uthsE York
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
United STATES MAI u.
ko tbs Lane Routes
NJ I5s1T MANY 10 H. going south Of the Banks on the
yassaRe 20 Queenstown. all the wear rOubn. -.
P" GFKMANIC, SATURDAY, Sept 10 NJ ~ m'
CELTIC SATURDAY, sept ~, a. ~ ~
BRIrANNIC, SATURDAY OCT y ~ f''o> IN
GERNANIC SATURDAY, Oct. 2l',,,r 80. xopru
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, Plhh VA Hot'i"
RIVER. l.. a.. 49,, rna,rDa ,sed IN an.
poihtme1ts The Saloon staerooms Smongs ana NATION
Rooms are placed amidshps, where the noise nu .
are least felt anoring degree OF comfort Mtn0r' unAS
RzTEs.s Saloon $50 and sIoO gold Return Tickets on
E OF pans ard other information, apply Vt the
C"nP~N' oN K J. CORrIS, Agenk
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Mr srndell NJ Thompson ST. RoScr rocrenz %r Villa
Mr.. ard Mrs. r. L. Rees0n. =. d. Wiley W. eoTnet' o.
Greenfield.
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M1NIArrnE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun Uses $40 G:ll MOOn rises. l:3O
HIGH wAIEB THIS pAI--A.h -,
Hook 424 Cows island 5:O0 lien u ferfy o'o4
HIGH WATER THIS DAI-P N -,
sandy Hook A57 Cows island 1886 Ferry. 1924
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This new and elegant hotel finest seaside resort in the
United states is NOW OPEN.
Gas steam elevator electric bells magnificent drives SPLEEN
did beach, rowing sailing and nshiDg hot sea aud fresh
water baths in the building fine orchestra and livery the
entire season until oct u.
Trains leave Philadelphia Depot for Spring Lake at 1zO
A. m palaee carl $50 D. IN pslace carr, and $50 p M Re
turning leave Spring Lake at 1860 and o;26
pm.
Rates from Sept l. 90 so per day s2l per week House
heated by steam.
MULLIN G McKINNIE,
PRoPRIETORs.
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fosi un6 fonrb.

4 OST-Bank Book No. SS,222. Please de-
H liver TO GERMAN SAVINGS BANK, cor Fourteenth
81 and Fourth
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Ueniisirp

A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS
n mechanical dtnsiry reasonable eharges satisfaction
guaranteed. 1913 Wett 64thst NEWbKOO6H.
SOMETHING NEWi CHEAP and BEAUTI-
- FUIl-My Rose Pearl Plates indicating color
stance ior artificial teeth sIe everything heretofore Of
fere beauty strength and lhtnrss needs only 10
10 Do e IN one day, and only SO TO ego
Set Call aDd Also best RubberSos from $40 10
as cold and Platina $50 10 Slb. Extracting under
Dr r. O. WAIT 40 Eas TwcutYthird-st MHdison-ave
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEl
ri,

p,r,, ,I BOUND BkS 06 1 KJVf rs-STENNr.1
COmroenoIne MONDAY, Juno 10, 1915 Trains
Leave HewYOrk foot Of IbertySt at6%6 Ia6 s:io q u
leave foot Of ciarksonst st es5. 7:35, 9o5 l2z
Iave Philqdelphis from station NorthPennsYyanis R
road Third aud Berkssts at 7:50. $50 $50. $40
ESQ D. m. Centennial Grounds al 7lb, ol5 m III
g. 4,Ou, clio p. m. -. -, -
PllinaD Drawing ROOM Cara attached 20 the TS6 X
o. 10 a m trains from New snd 70 trains leaving Co
tennIa Grounds NJ 45a and $40 D. M.
RaCa for passengers and freight ~ low rs " oteI tous
cecfenniai n yonnds r. p BALDWIN
Gen. Pass kgezi
r. r. RICHER supt and Eng.
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fnrniinre.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, &c,
IL cheap for cash or liberal terms Of payment COW
and large wgrcrOOms Chamber suits slS 10 500 ParOr
suits, $50 10 $500 Tap. Brussels 81.
MERCHANTS, FAMILIES DOWN PRICES.
WI Blankcts an kinds. CarpetA Matngs Oilclohs.
CarfiaRecoths Canyaa Buriaps, BuCktaus, Upholstery
Goods. 6C. ANDREW LESTER & Co. No. 81 ETOaiway.
~ G.. SELLEW.
Il 4. DESKS,
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE,
No. 1903 FultOnst
FINE CYLINDER DESKS.
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Sales bp AutIlon

A. MERwIS, Auc;oneer.
10y BANGS, MERWIN g. CO., 656 Broadway
near Bond s-Sales OF BoOks Works Of Art &c. &C.
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Ere Grram.

EUSsELL's ICE-CREAM, BEST IN THE
city Dealers and churches 20 por quart. Special
attention 10 QUIT orders, ~ Bible House.
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FALL RIVER LINE
L. TO BOSTON
AND All POINTS EAST.


THE woRLD.RENoWNED sTEAMk2
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
From Pier 2S, North River, foot OF AurIsF&'
DAILY SUNDAYS. june IL TO Sept. - inclIsrs ~
Tickets and StaeroOms secured nc principal hns ~
Offices and the pier and steamers. GEORGE 49,
Gen. Pass. AgenL BORDEN & LoVELlA AZ"
SPECIAL NoTIoE.-Por tho better sccolnncs.,s, -
the increasing travel this lima the Inagaiacch = =
ers OLD COLONY and NEWPORT viii be PLACID q Z Z
route in addition The BRISTOL aud PROtlp.ssi.2
commencing TIL URSDAY, sept z, leaving her-tpps,1s1
AZ p. m. Sundays sNcepled), and PennsyivanA ~
deD M al e.
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nor THE CENTENNIAL!

EOR The CENTENNIAL!
VISITORS TO TIL. GREAT EXPOSITION sA' y
remaining several days Will find the route via n
LONG BRANCH AND THE n. J. S0UfHbhN =
more attractive than sny other s..r of
The lne steamers JESSE HOYT and CklSsAb'
leave Pier .. n, r.. foot OF Rector-st, ~
p.A5 o. and $3.50 y, M, A.. psaY.
connecting At Sandy Hook with express trans IN =
phia direct ......
The SAIL across New.York Ray In full view o As go
shipping and the extensive Government
TO DO the Quest ia the world From sandy Hoek w ~
skirts the ocean shore for III niles 20 the
TAI where passengers can stop over On thr0ssl.
veniont 10 most OF the beat city hotels and boaah
fares. 81 40. W. X SN EDEN, Genera 49,
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. 80
~ ARRANGEMENT or sENOBR fRAlLsc. "a 4. !
lS1b.Leave dep0ts foot OF Cartandt and ~
m. for EastOn, Bethlehem, Allentown ,s.1ssssfcszt
Bazleton, Beaver Meadow. M9h2n0T Citl s flmrk
Carmel Sham0kn, Wkesbarre Pttston sN pneaseszf6f
connecting with trains for ithaca, Auburn, hSs"
falo, Niagara Falls. aud tho WoSE u,ach "a
y. IN, for Easton, Bethlehem. Aneniowh, ~
Ha5loton, MahanQy CITY, Shenandoah, pp,isnA
&c, making close connections for hesuhs ~
D, M, for Easton, bethlehem, Allentown sH'
Chunk, stopping at ell stations $50 pefhlste.I
ESQ D. M, Night Express dang. Tor Easson. 9ssre -
ientown Mauch Chunk wiikesbsFre Pltsten Ssls -
Ithaca, Auburn, Rochester, buiAle r,hs11
West Pulnans sleeL ing eSscnes st yr sau srd -
General Eastern oaics eog9e. q Sha,slh, aSI ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14

NEW -JERSEY AND NEW-1ORk RAIL
~ WAY-Fnr HACKENnACk, STRING VALLEY, NAN
UEr NEW CITY HAYERSTRAW, and STONY POINT.
Leave NewYOrk via Is fgrries, foot Chambers ST. 745,
s. IS D. M l. g. ai6. 81 s, and ESQ Sundays, Si5
end 6t5 p theaer train saturday nights only at IL
O'clock through stony POlnL Excursion tickets at Eric
ticket offices All Trains leave Ene Depot jersey City.
Gousral once, ~ BrOaCWay: sec CIRCULAR.