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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
DISASTER II TIE RECENT HURRICANE.

DISASTER II HE hEtENA IiINl'iSA-'A''
sc,,oo,,,.R wrrCEED AND TWO CHILDREN LOST
The brie Nellie Ware arrived at tins port
,o ,uattlau yesterday morning The captain reports
,h, an Oct 10 while OF Jupiter Inlet Light, he encOnh
tsred a hurricane from eastnortheast which earned
away some sails At a. N. the last sail was bio"h
awov On Oct 20 q gale was experienced nom the
southwest modorCdng at 4 p. m. On Oct - as
nastea vessel was discovered which proved to be the
sebooner Katie T. Lunt of fremont, Capt Lopey com
manding and bound from Brunswick Ga, for ~ JdGo'
with cargo OF pine wood. She had lost her deck A'al
and was waierogeed. The crew were taken on D"ari
the Nellie Ware and brought to this city. Capt LoFy
stated that his vessel began leaking on oct TO- ue
second day of TIE voyage the leak constantly increasing
On Oct. 10 storm arose, and the next o"y
the vessel was hove down, and In order 10 right her u
WIS necessary 70 away toe Walum1st whch III Hli
ING canned with il the foremost The decks were sW ~
~ thn waves and the cabin null Ot water. MIS-
Ypey was washed overheard with OF her children IN
her arms she Ind rOp2 around htr waist anu Nh,t
uullcd on board the child was lost Ihc captain HClu
H. M her child until they were washed INTO the caOu
here he was nearly drowned. This child was tbeh luSl
heng va shr1 out through she cabin. At midnight tDc
wind shifted which made the wreck lie easier On the
next day oct 2l at daylight the hurricane moderator.
,ey looked FOR water and food hut found only enc CA
of tomatoes vessel was sighted six miles 10 't"u
hui she Cd notice the signal until loOh On Ott
The vessel the Nellie Ware, rescued the WFT-h51 eI,~
ins, as they had finished a meal upon SHARK lAe
Katie F. Luut buf IN 1907, ana was -1O IONS "44-
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Gin properlp 60 tct.

cTARLE TO LET-No. z Chntoh-pace'
= near Tihaye. Arfly % NJ. : fil-'''''
r,O LET-The NORTHERN HOTEL. corner
q Cugtan!t az! Wtssi-. Apll en- tio -, wst'l g To
= WAILACL 80. - Linat 't' N'". l"F"'
mo IPT-Tvo vrrv icsiraNl" FLOORS for
.t housekeeping iniy farm. he private ."''-' ~
vsNW0 FINE FLATS TOILET 1T 10 VS.,
T. .vr.. H.. D,t tween B,ftA All sixth aye,; pr cr
ouc iur ~ month. 'AANA'
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Zee Cream.

4 FACT.-HORTON'' ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
and is appreciated for It's purity richness. certainty
mr delivered iI goo-i order.
CHURCHES FAfR~ STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS. &c.
snppiird at
25c. PER QUART.
Depots Fourthaye l2GI Hruadw'v and 70 Chatham 81
RUSSELL. ICE CREAM Churches and fairs,
- cents rer quart Charlotte Rinse Jy Tic dozen OF
quart. Special attention 90 9utO.-tOwu 0rlrr+
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Jersey CITY SCHOOLS TO CLOSE.
.,vpopRIlrIoys ExHAUsTED-TEAcHERs kEFOsS ~
SERVE GRATUTOUsLY


SERVE GRATUTToUsLY
.rbe action taken 10y the public schooi teach-
n, Iersey. City at meeting on TUESDAY e'enins
80 T. probable that the schools VIII pe cloScu "
,ccn Nov 10 and Dec. l. Tne estimate OF inc no -
sac.tiop for s76 with others, was redueeu pS 'uo
80 Of Finance notwithstanding protest ana inc up
-,,o,t,ns viii be exhausted by Nov 10. leSis'u,o
- RS made il impossible for any board to incur "'i,'
a.. in excess of us appropriation as previous ooIu
- done On Oct %, therefore, the Board OF hu"'F
t,o os-ed resolution dismissing all IFS enpioyes
No no 70 Dee l. when the new annual appfolr'au'
,,ss povablc aud providing that any services WIZ.
~. TEACHERS might render during the time nincl sno''u
.,acr,d rs wholly gratutcus, 70 be Para Tor oidG{
,e, nrovisiOD should be made speciHe6iE iol
a,nint About half the teachers httchIou tuV fB@i,
- TnIsday evening A communication LIUt IN 70
I'll UeIe was read, advising the tcdou., "a
i,,it IN no lpipstice Resolutions "tIo ,,,
$50, that teachers should TteelNe. ,n, -,
stiys salaries thanking the Board OF Educ,'i1 ~
tt,ts IN seere Justice ~ Its employees anu =. -
g. 30 clli,tlnu 10 give tie services
otber resolutions declaring thit II Wa ~ ~
49, ~ aebcos should be closed ana ftcoihiit'''0
.ha~ ~ conpue at their posts, were lsect,s ~
t,ri,cd meeting will be held tomorrow evening ~
s;y,s the matter further IL Is stated Iuat ohy tic
arstiou OF this action % the teaehefs or ltci,i
sIstance nom the Board OF Finance VIII prevent
~ of The schools during the last thiee "ceAs VI
this month.
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Drool,lpn proper!n GO Ect.
Countrn propertn 90 Ect.
Go D)bom it Hlan Concern

HAVEN. Persons who may have PUR-
4 CHASED GOODS from JAMES NJ. HAVEN, Auction.
cu 80 18Th and examination found they
NOS represented, win apply personally. or by letter to
P0icel us'e KASHfRE Second District Police Court NO
10 Washington place, CITY
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nsal Gslalt 90 c.rfhdn3r.

EXCHANGE FOR FRUIT FARM good
f. ,rI,r suburban Is r,'.ia '' az w.
aeIt Gro. ana aarl two oa 'is gi mr. i ''
an in dtfye lawn. rars,r fIHi'. 'hah'' ',, ~
r., al aI hil, mo- s-...rurut aun hshi l'Ar' l'A'
fIr lrJ month. value -- 5000; rgilt ri'U' =
stl.n4 ttl,i. Do ol propcg-y L. ~ POS 4'i ','- ~ 80
s4TIlJ, TNgHANGE a Grc fou-HGY nigh
w .i'", ii1l-1Iiay desirable p-t, u the oily i1r
nice COS ~ RN PLACE Ad'ress a.. ~, ..ay c..,
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Country Board.

BOARD IN Ul"tClpEia.-f Hnt-Clasi, private,
EP ~ spaul - pr day. II. l,20J Brownst
DHnLADELPHIA-NO $50 North SiXth-st.
4 -Tirstclas- BOARD NJ, permanent and transient.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
Citn RsI! G5idic FOR SAFE.

COOKING RANGES that heat IN" rooms
a,.r warranted. suuAy carurss cy.ta Ho ,.le 4''
a., '-...d fo, ..r.al.lr ITTII. tEI''l.N * Go,
'' Third 80. I'G 2itn.si., N"N-i"'A.
EAST GlST-ST., near Madisnn-aFc.-NcIy
l. Ii,.'4.r font tary brown stone ui-'tI-- ''r"i'n'
a. o'G HULA&UE WHITING. h.'A"ur'I
NJESGLS. DrGGIN & CRONSHNN, Aren't
VA .cis t tist st. have de, do Q" mars Gown '
fI3I -'N' LIES o. 'r} Tow F'i'
sind tr amended pamphlet giving nl dca','2"n' i"'N
f,,I. fu front IIID'- so uIu !" .-'. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
Sales bn AurtIou
GicGmboale Guo Railroads
OF THROUGn RAILROAD

nEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS from NEw-YoRK. ,.-,,.,o.
So ine y,t9 m FHTess fof WasSingon ana The
SOui-2oj Express Tor Washington, Tao SCUM ana
EGl EAilVW-9Co aud 1915 q. N. AID p m.
NE"NoEE CtSrtNr AND HUDSON Rf2s-o, 1880 anfll %
NFw.YoSS iEwH,ysS. AND 'H1nrgoeD-For Boston via
SpnnihsiTS % and /! a nj amt p ~ va a. shore, ~g
ii a NJ; II No. anil l. 2.20 ; $50, 5.l5 0 ami 10 p.
bprsh93o M and and : 80 M FOR he r,Gii va
7i9, so and 3 80 a. H., ahd 1880 RIO B. T. o. D. l.
Nia JraiSf SotTIg.S- 20, Philadelphia Steamer elves
O. 80 am and ":j' 9. ~. "
a LBANY Peoples LNE.-SPLENDID
~ steamboat, leave risr Il, Norl RIVER foot Of Canal ST.
N.rti and vest Meas On ,,e faropsau plan.
:. E.-.tatr so ms h,ntri hy stean.llF,s. -
LBANY and Troy BY day 6o%ts C.. vI IS-
q ~" and t, % 80 q "a t"9 9 - MY I| 2TS4 ram a
D. 20. for the Wet oy.r Ne~.l OK Genital arriving
az 20 ne ioiowng mor1s Co1rupers rams on LaIe
.r a4 Gr1 qia,,n Icr,a LES % rough
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Honsatonic
ID and Saurltuck Riurcaj. Fare Al. stoamor BRIDGE
fotT leaves Ca,harncshpl lljo a. n aud Bridgeport at
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
t1, Of 6rt- soi tool Of carEsGns, u town. Ireisai
C,umeaons oct p is7t.-Leayc New.Yors, foor Of Lib
go g. u-Nm TRAN 'or Easton. Pclytdrrc Bctachnm.
=
h.rlrou tIrHouIls vC.tDrra,ts ~ Bound Er"s 'nf lfu
Philadelphia. at junction wan Del. Lack ani West
H.u ru''.
7I5g. n-For sumorviie and Pennington
SO MHIAiNu EAtt--, u1ly UAreHt NulfH. -, 'oI
a go f-.ss Branch taston, Allentown h.fri~bnTE ana
the West. Connect, no aston for Nauch CauHA, ldud4 10.
To,.uiH MilAt-NtIIr scranton. bIrv DO" htu~iuft &C
.l.tu T. INiI. oI FlsuiBgt0u, tisfoa. Allentown
Nau,h tnlus. Wlls ''grIr e,rI'io1 TaW"lu1, Nahiuy
CIV. Halclou, hoa.ne, Columbia Lancaster. Ep'ra'a'
500 D. IA yor lnah Bridge Eranch Easton ne,idere,
Allentown. amt Mau,H CiuN connects az junction Win
Dol. It.lk. auu West. E1 fi al
& .9U u. tu-. ful ~umttfil AID Remington
5.!I 70. rI.-.Dr % u0 BfuIE.
,5Iu m IyL&I>G ENrEfss, daily. iot Eaon. B,Yidtre,
Allentown. Nlu' chunk WlN'sbatte' Io"ilt.d "'""Ht'
Harrisburg and tr West
olrs iIlyr loot II Csrssonst. mp toNr n fij. 30.
go. 'nA' 1885 q IA Lou, Lou "'-V ~ ".-O' o-'
: ~. 20. lOO5 40 y. ~. . ,. ,t..
Connection b. utr ~ tLlhr'h-'L t'ly '' JN's'f III.
vI-ipii trains market '
NEW-IORh AND Long BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAIL line BETWEEN NEH-l uNh, lAls,i
IttAN,H. OCEAN GROVE SEA GRIT ANp sou IN
I,Ir false OF t, O.. $50: Trans leave NrW-f nrE f.5I
10, OK i5e;s-t. North River az SD lIt' IL nI- 40
t.,- . -. tsn , Of.
ana from EcyIurt connect at Matd"Ha station
W.T.. ti trains
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II SOUTH 20TH-ST.
/ -Fir.tclass permanent and transient BOARD At ~ per
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Eotc.s.

At NEW-ENGLAND HOTEL-Lodgings, 90
CrLts 2OD light separate rooms weekly, 49, for sehiIs
"iiy; corner BoNcry anG Bavaris
EOTEL ST. STEPHEN. Elcventh-sty be-
Rroo1vay and University y see, nov an ~;
newly furnished European t!an; ln'"'iA'' "-''' '
hTstciaHa.
uOTEL ST. STEPHEN, .Elcvenul-st' he
4 tween Broadway ard Luiyer,i.S u " yt TO- ia
money.
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Nutliou Sales Of Real estate.

AUCTION SAJE-For SALE, on TIL RS
= DAY nov . 1876 on tar pru.-'~ az H. yc.uth ~. r
vel .u1vn au, popular WACCABtt HpI Eir.t '.
VIII fuIuItut', tFc atIta'i L'.u'
taos. bowling l'sT. boat. 'nr~-: h'iH'
..ia'.d 10 Ntstcr'~trr County -. - %" '"' ''''
Wll's east ~. Guii'Il Ei '-
JO~EPH BENEDICT, HAl.\ ~ MEAD -'''N''''
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PROCLAMATION BY THE MAYOR.
800 REWARD.

VI AY0E's OFFICE NEW YORK, Nov. l. 1857.
ONE HUNDRED DDLLA Ks reward is hereby offered 10
any who shall the arrest and conviction OF any
other person for Illegal voting by reason oi having falsely reg
istrrel his under false pcrsonann or OF having gye
false residence OF registering himself or CRUISING hinSe 10
DE UgsteIed than district or Of having registered
hns, when he not citizen or not Cntfed ~ vote Ne
OF Of deficient term Oi residence or Of
having committed perjury in respect 20 any act OF resra
the any other person. who NAV commit
perjury IN respect 10 the right OF vOuug who shall have
frndenily amperet any Registry Lists generally
committed OheiSe against any Of the RcgoiraoI STAT
o this STATE who may commit any onse against any
Of the Election laws Of this state.
Said conviction be had and Oia nrdtr and
by virtue 81 The state Laws and eyccod 10y Tue proper GER
udcatc OF the District Attorney 0t tie county.
NM. II. WICkHAM. Mayor.
DEWS in the Gil URCIl of the HOLY TRINITY,
4 MaitsOnaye., corner Forty secondst
The Committee Of the Church OF the Holy Trinity will
be in attendance AZ the Church, on
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Oct. 80 and 81, and
WEDNESDAY and Thu KsDAI, NOy. l and 2,
from clock p RENT PEWs Tor the ensuing year
DOLICY HOLDERS IN THE
NETWORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
learn interesting and confidential Information, i'm
portant en- concerning that Company by sending their
names address Of policies and amounts Of insurance
to INVESTIG ITOR,
Lock Box i,i7J. New.York CITY Post Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

DHILADELpHlA.-D ROOMS can be
obtained directly the route to the Centennial 2lZ5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

4 LADY. having Just taken a fine residence
" ~, Nfarag.est No Us is now ready 70 receive few
BgAH~ Who wish peas ant and eoudOltaVle home ref
errntts .c.auRed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

MINIATURE ALMANAC. 49,,
Inn .,.cs al Sur COTS. $3.50 Noon rises. Dos
HI.iI VAIN I1iGs pAr-Ah --
,,.y tl,,r 80 GOV, Stand SuG tell g. Ferry 90
u,.n IHu- nAI-P.
-.,,, If,,. 7.i COWS !,i,a Sj2 lieu q Ferry lU.l
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Counlrp Reel estate tor Sale.

nor SALE and 10 hNI-iudson hiNrI
NOME. within ralf hour by rail- 10 hal.n. ,N,.y
modem r,y.rt ,r. with enc rural 'c"ncy P'i'' swiftly
ANU On" II. TErElE, rs Broadway.
EOR SALE. or TO LET.-$3jO will rent
Icr,or CurrAGE; hot an cold Tar 'i&,i nan ,
a.. me ucaj .uu hour nom Cltv iilL ''s Hftn,"
J Mao, ~ arf,.: lan !-oui, grounds; plenty d" tui
l.. bath. staruf TOT '4A i''i' ''
JAMES =. LAY. ~ HnaiNay
EOR ATER-POW ER ana ~.
TORY, stories aud basement 80 by o'I''l o'' ~
wheel 26a acres Iaud GdWtHg4, aud barn ia "Ias, count"
= v snul,s from, Vow York Erie i!aiiro1i close q?
dtrYt and ts,t can be seen '" ~ a. -.
3 D. Monday neat, 3uh inst, al ilih '' - ~ =
Z Mar'u--t. rity.
DYE, New Haven Rar0ad.-llaniSomrC oi-
Ia agc sis Tor aale On easy tri.' =" -.
change Tor house IN BIunE}n. hOl"hND VIM ''''
EsesWIu--t.
EQn ACRES NORTHERN low \ 49, -, MN. i O.,
NItBtb sai, very cash vel locttrl dhl ]'tir
pr0. 10 ,atn. tsra.u, l'r q ri'f'l
place IN NeSs-York. Address IOWA. ir'uh' VA'''
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GllsCclldncGus
(urnlinrt.

= uIIIIIIEIs
BLANKETS! BLANKETSi-Blp Gray, and
ID WA, square Bed R.lHS.ts, Ftncy Plush H0J, zl4
C,ruos N Io,t rrres. Cant Nattug4 Olc0ths ANDREW
LESTER q ,3ll brcaiNaT.
EURNITURE. CARPETS, BEDDING, &c.
L rGeap Tor cash or liberal terms paymcnt CO"-
prprfivS AIRS 80 and i57 Chatham ~. Three buildings
and tx larac trro0ms Chamber rit, ts 10 $50 IiGloi
suts $50 q s2GO; TAI. brussels 81
III G.. SELLEW.
DESKS.
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE
NO IO3 Fuitonst
FINE CYLINpER DESKS
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
DOT Nd DNIVN NUI II - =. --.-.-,..-

Leave NsHlors, FOOT OF iterySt at 40 bi3 ':io'lo
j. T IT, , ~. o 81 ctrisonst at G3i 1885, ,O7 m l2o,
i,ayc rHaicpna stanen North r'aaa' yaaa ~. RaI
road. Iird aud Berssss az so $50 m - ~ .
O. ,'1 ,lans from Sew orr aud to i, leaving Geo
tcanla Grounds al l. and o. - .. p. - , from y,,y.a
Lely,. ir,utoa Tor New ior atal1, ei lo-o 81 l 2;lo
Rates ior passenger. ana freight as as by other routes
Centennial Grounds. H. - bA -, a.,
EOR RONDOUT aud KINGSTON, connecting
lana Van. Cwss -T roS c5tSvs Seabsrs Sar65i
N,oni & w., I'm r,,e. law ms ~ ar -a,iay James
" Baldwin Monday egntsdav FRIDAY srf"s%'' tier Is
y. H.. at4 u. %.
COR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
/ Fitfr'Hv' WiIfiE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL audintcr-
mcdat ro amers leay" rcr % r. r. say lsp ,rs,
erc'pre 90 p ora II H. con ntGine WI" spG.i iIs ss
No" Raven ~. liioTh spiiIs iS't &c l'S 40. ~ p
g. rr.'AIgn. Etrsrn - NeSliayen ard return 81 SO
FALL RIVER LINE .,.rox
AvD ALL POINTS EAST
TIE W,GLD.EENoNNED sTENihRS
L.-aIpL AND PEOvIDENcE
Ir.ra Pores North River. foot Of Mugriy-st,
rAIry "a. ,pA ". uutl after Nov. 81 at 40 o.
rcs,s secured at punapl hotels ard rcke,
S Con- rl,s Sr,a, '''' ' BORDEN & LoyELt- sa.s
tvI,UarN RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.
4 CITIZENS LINE STEAIBOATS Fpt bl-pl a-,.
4
TIE IDlUONDACKS mon rHEAi. and az roi.ts Ngrta
er9ut ,:cl1hUlts ~ this Line lcgye DAILY t>ctrraY x
csi, q o D. I. Per - NOTtA liy}r 80 lhlp ~
ctfu.cr 90 morning Trains on y, y 'elita lte al
and ~at.., and lru and 'iu ana conhce rltioi4S.
through 'A'' sold a '"siito sIGfiiS c6aS sart
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
EIAEIANGEttlsNT or IAS-EN e. Ei} TRAINS. Api.l 10
~ G., riiaIG ii r,lt So, az
A. In FOR Ea-tor bethlehem. Allentown. Aai't LANnE
Eatl,tot. F,aEtr H'u', Atiar0N CITY she's 200. AZ ~
isr1ri sarnL.n D., sharIt. Pttsto, Sayrc, mira c.
conu,ct.@ with trains Tor Ithaca, Auburn Roch's.- ~I
taM N..eura ill's, ana The vest go. - 49,. .....,.
for EsstOu, UrtnltAiln, Allentown, AaucL tlNlN
VoIfrtrn. Mlifuoy a. ~ Shcrautol, Nuae7Fr lIHfioA
g. matilR cgse CONNECTIONS Tor h'HahE fo''s'i', ~
~, for Easteu. Bethlehem. Allentown. and Maaeb
an Nisnt kypress daily for Easjon, Bethlehem, Al
49, " lst-ntIre llits'1I ltte, E.IArA
49,. IN Hocl,scr, BuGua. Nu-s FalL, lud ile
N,sf. p...ll slrcblh cai,t :. ti,t'. "a, t,.,-
Geu,rl isc-I. Ohice, eo'gi o. thsH a,d y
6,TONlNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
r,rst .ra,, leave Pier 49, Noh River foot Of Jayst,
'qi,,.'. .4e 81 an principal uesci Offices ,1iero2ms
f,-, 80 o.,ssof Wt.itou Express Company IN" NJ 900
N'0--'-' PROVIDENCE ZINE.
,ts,r,,hrs FIECrRA ma GALATEA leave Pier 81 North
RI.,r. ;aot 90 place, at p H. frdsh's wa either
III q fu.sr - ltfrt'f rt''-. .,,,.-..,-
L. ". EILAINs.G. /. ASH i. >. BAI|VSA' FEes'~
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East Side.

4 FEW GENTLEMEN can he accommodated
~ Win good BOARD and home privilege AZ 40 100 East
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Brooklyn Board.

"a, EAST 53D-ST.-A large. pleasant
= ROOM sui able gentlemen, WIKI OF
wlthoa. BOARD in private family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS to let,
the third floor gentlemen with CRATE fire, gas aud
l h.II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

ONE pleasant ROOM to LET, with BOARD f;
" modern Improvements; IN q gcntecl American aIriy'
= i-3 East -rihHt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

Dct WEST 32D-ST. - Nicely furnished
sbf RJOMs Tor families single gentlemen. hrst class
BOARD al very Moderate terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

EsES WEST 42D-5T-A beautiful SECOND
/ so FLOOR 20 rent with without private TABLE;
al.o elegant PARLOR or physician INGiE ROOMS;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

01S WEST 1JrIl-ST. Nicely furnished
stsP ROOMS to LET, with or without board Terms RIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
Boaro ano Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

pOARD.-SUITS of ROOMS for families,
40 single terms reasonable reference required
IS Wes: Washington square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

LOR RONDOUT aud KINGSTON, connecting
viii lister aud Delaware Railroad, landing 10 High
lana Fal. yves, rouO. Cornwall Nenbersh h2T,boto.
Niuu Io.ghA,t qs., AID r-1pua steamboats, ltohas
Cornell leave every TUESDAY THURSDAY, -atuy: James
Baldwin Monday " cGntsday Friday surs+' tier Is
y. H.. al 4 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02

TEN0 LET with B0ARD-TwO handsomely fur
4 nshed suitable tor gentlemen and their wives
house class family priyate terms moderate "a othaye
l2th-st.
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NEW-YORk AND LONG BRANCH DIV

ALL Rail line BETWEEN NE@AuNk, LOS.
LIAN,H. OCEAN GROVE. SEA GlRf ANp ~CtAN
Ilmc Table OF D,t - I~O: Trans have Nt"-fntE y:
bot OK Ibe.-t. North River az $50 lli' Il nr go
3. 40 . -. t.., ,
s..r,. 90 9ui from EcyIuu connect at M"Li""l station
v t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01
nIerREATMENr OF NOR CHILDREN.

On March 23, the Society for the Proven
ton OF Cruelty to Children took up the case OF the Hayes
Children girl age 1, and boy IS years Old who Ii, ed
with their father about 30 years old, at No. 3l7
We Forty Grst-st Hayes was arrested for brltally
beating the boy, and upon investigation 1t found
that both children idiots and in the most neglected
and nlthy condition. The mother died in August
last, and they had since lived with their father
and grandmother, but tho latter died about n
month ago, since when they have been utterly uncared
for The father brought TO trial on Thursday III the
Court Of Special Sessions and not denying having beaten
his boy, was sentenced 10 ten days Imprisonment.
Michael Hayes. married son, living in Thirty nnth-st,
offered take VI his brother and SISTER, and the
former given up TO hin g officers OF the Society
with their relatives, but, during The early part of next
week, would hayo them removed To asylum OF In
stitution where they could receive proper care
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01

Cook has said well In his letter am greatly relieved
by the that Spotted Tail is willing 10 Visit
the Indsn Territory with view to permanent location
for the Upper Brule Sioux Indians. visited them
twice, when they the Missouri RIVER AT
MILESTONE Agncy. Spotted Tail then m9urned that lbs
people were degenerang under the influence OF whisky
that was freely furnished to them from the opposite
shore Of the Missouri River II these Indians are driven
back again to the region Of the Upper Missouri 1t VIII be
in utter violation of express spulattons in the treaty OF
1869 and must result in making them lawess free-
booters or in their determination If several OF the
tribes Of Sioux Indians willing TO send delegation
TO examine the Indian Territory, surely there is now
power enough vested in the press and tho people to III
the Government to encourage this move IN the right
direction When the Indian Ring controlled the Interior
Department it had the power to locate Indians just
where it would be most profitable; but as that dynasty
passing away the friends Of the Indian can now inf-
the Government Alright. WM WELSH.
Phdadelphid, March %, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01
THE BROKEN BANKS.

REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT ELLIS.
SATISFACTORY CONDITION OF THE SAVINGS BANKS
OF THE sTATE-LEssoSs FROM RECENT FAILURES
TOO MANY NEW BANKs-THE RATE OF INTER-
EsT-TRUsTEEs WOULD BETTER ATTEND TO THEIR
DUrIFs OR Else REsIGN-sAFETY FUND.
fFRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TEIBUSE.l
ALBANY March 31.-The condition of the New
York and Brooklyn savings banks has already been
shown in great detail in TIE TRIBUNE from the re-
turns transmitted to the Bank Department An out
line was also given at that time OF the Supern-
tendents explanation of the disasters to the savings
banks in New-York last year-a discussion winch
consumes most of his annual report on the savings
banks The following are the important portions
of this report, the transmission of which to the
Legislature has been delayed by the hardness OF
some of the banks in filing the reports required by
law:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01
THE BANK OF TIE STATE OF NETWORK

Richard Patrick, recently Nice-Presdent Of
the BauA of the State Of NewIOrk has been called upon
TO make good the losses the bank far he Is d-
rectY responsible them. lie has transferred some
property the bank bat the amount or character of
ii is known. 1t is regarded, however, as mere
1.-THE Of that which has been lost by his msmanagemen
report having been that the directors intended
wind up the bank Lawrence Turnure. the VieePres
dent said that the officers had power to take such
action nor did be know that any plan Of winding tho
bank On May had been contemplated All tue iabill-
ties that had been demanded paid and this all
the duty that the officers had TO perform before the
meeting of the stockholders. which would DO held April
g. The officers had right 70 say what course the stock
holders should adopt with their stock and what DISPOSE
ton should be made OF tue bank After the stockholders
lad heard the report OF the banks condition. they would
then decide what would he the best TO adopt IL is
understood directors who the heaviest stock
holders Will recommend the continuation OF business.