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New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
rrr GrRDIAN SAYINGS BANK.

in 1874 motion 90 remove jeremiah Qulhiah
from tine IccciycIshp OF The Guardian Savings BANK was
made pendur which lac resigned By the order accept
I'm. ljs resignation referee appointed To take ana
state his accounts Tie referee reported due from MIN
s13236 81 The creditors objected To ts as very "u'"
too small and when his report was presented 10 Je'Se
Douolue lor confirmation filed exceptions lhe oo"-.'
for alr QuulIu tlcrcupon objected tAat the report "'
not require confirmation, and that objections !" '"." "
mort were Improper The objection was sustained the
motion TO confirm WIS denied, and tht ooj'''"h'
flied were dismissed From TIE latter clause
Of the order the creditors 20 alri' ana ln'H
aup.al was argued in supreme Court General Iern'
Yesterday The appellants claim that th' appointment
Of "a rctrra was u tyg original proceeding. aud the ~
cree WAS directed 90 report o. tine court and h' r">i"h
WIS I'm no way changed hy ,hc acccrtance M pNh'i
resignation. They claim tn; exception, D., 1'',n , 80
f, rrlirr aud that both 300 fact and Jaw llt ItI'I'
rr tbat his rppott should Doe reviewed, ana iu' PROV"
mod d. by ur.sruugc exceptions. on tlr ''l r'''
il D.. caitcd fat settled pr1r.c" s thc "''I "al'
tHr very intent such Itrituc" being I" lti.ft Wy
curt frum tine necessity of examining every litl 'H
thc ururcr mode 90 review 30 IS hv petition OF rN'"
The court reserved is decision john J. 'i''"NAh "I
rttr,d for the creditors; ". 90 Wells Tor Mr. 0ihiih
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A SEA CAPTAINS ALLEGED CRUELTY.


Capt. Josiah $. GIind.e of the ship st. Mark
who was arrested i'm August, the complaint ot '"o
members of his crow on char OF cruel and unhii i'
treatment was pm. upon trial IN tAe United states 1
cult Court. criminal branch before Judge Henedlc''
yesterday. Assistant U.itcd States DIStrr'-A''"r''9
Foster conducted tine ease for the Government ana 'N
Judge Fullerton appeared counsel for the d'"""",'
The case against Capt Grnd.e is based upcA 'h' '''
uony Of two witnesses William skinner the cco,td coos
and Henry Pocnts the ship carpenter Tie story 'iu p
the rnr, Is substantially follows: The ~ Hd'A
s.ucd from Liverpool in March last, win
crew which included several green hands, soon
,ctcr tIe voyage began it il alleged lh,'
tc coptaip second mate and boatswain began ~ hla
free. tair iucxparleuccd men, and that elmer 'y 'ue
c,Dtan's direct order or with his sanction, 'f-nss anu
other very severe ptinishmcuts inflicted "p'h tni'e
mon known ON board the ship as Long Iom' ~ ''F
di,r and Iasn" from the effects OF wAich liey u''
The chef ront brought out by tie Government was IS
t te snecifc ease Of Long Tom" who was irrcd Gp
and iIoeged icr some pcy oncn.2 and de, tir &
d3y. EX-Jul1e Fullerton. ma opcihH- i"S .'.t ~ 10
t,se s,fd tlgt there WIS % substance OF NuiH u "D
stateurlrs of the men, skinner and Pocuts hnt l'' ~
,,.ro psse,fialv false He charged tat the c-o M''
l',sC1 ,t tullca and was started hy IutnlS tHt Ct
r,r ltnnin Can't Grindc had refused to pay Tor hla
che.f Of tonls which lost when the N'.7tl. We
wrecked He also said that it would be shown u't %
,u,t, who was nlggcd sailor known dS i'Iu 'l,
Who afrry.or deserted the ship and that lDlE %
died from injuries received nom an h''l' i''i
lie Ierius Under the United States stag lli"s ni7ol
/. moi allowed 10 testify in his own bthaii' a VIC t
witness for tine defense viii ne the nue' oi Cttpu,t,.
6iD's children The viii hc concluded on h"h"'5'
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CRn[LNAL NOTES.

AZ the Harlem Police Court yesterday John
Wlhlrg saloon keeper $50. IJ3 hIau So, charged hy
tn Mutual Gas Light company with c.ra1'ng u o. &j'
by uts ot rubber uue isteued To p,rulC IN the STR
wee pipe, was held Tor examination.
At the Washington Place Police Court yesterday,
Irnaus r. Schneider Is years. cash hry 90 lord v-
Tor zoo broadway and IWru'i 90 80. Cifr wllI ftl1.fus
assault ou CouptuIou Art4ur =. OItu was held 400 uJ
John CHARGED keeping
saloon az 2U7 Wcst Twenty uiuts, l4 held in 81 80
bail.
At EssrX Market Police Court yesterday, William
Kenny police officer. itid iu 5000 H tu answer
the charge Of stealing cold watch ard chain worth -lIH,
ilO U.. rfry ,pl-ul uf NU 30 last Settutccut
Henry Freedman aud i.uuls k'ig, c.art With ,t .iuf
COUs N4lgr r -Jl- Uu GOO DrIu- 500 hn 'it BrUd4rat,
sept rs, We're held lI ulfiut oI ~ loo BAL.
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WA-WNDrDN, ID. c., oct. l3.-lhe following case
argued go Gre United states supreme ''utt vest frlFt
no. lf-~I~iu n.t. kru.yF .f glirr 60 enc supreme
Court for Tie I,trtu D.-tilc, oi AtDau--u Was a a'
Uoi contract Tor WORK dome tur Little Rock, Pine
Bluff and NcWOIcIUs Railroad bg tle defendants lI error.
The question WIS whether -tWih was thc agent " r itd "t
whether hr art.l O i. account OI iir iru DO VAS
found t.t ~lViu lUUud lI- auuy iNr iH work. af tlr
Judgment Che amount claimed. IL Is hrr' argued t't
SD ~Iuiu bound hM.c put-nI.lf, HsF, ItHtl- as iic
work WIs m reality for toe lutc tr latter t Itu"hiur tat
tIr liability uf tr pIIaCp4 do lda tlr H. and NOT
thc form boo which I .s ,Ns.tDt EtHu-. -aWlu
uld disclose je agency G tlc u tl principal ls
Doc Ud thereby relieve tlr latter from possibility.
%. toINine lor piAtII IN cIlori A. ID. Garland IoI de-
lDuI4lA.
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THE COURTS.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.'S FAILURE.
ImE ORDER or AEgE-T SUSTAINED by svrEEM
COURT. GENERAL TERM.

DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.'S FAILURE.
THE ORDER or ARREST SUSTAINED BY SUPREME
COURT, GENERAL TERM.
Tn the case Of Washington y. Roebiing
against Duncan. sherman * CO.. the supreme COuit
General Term sustain tine order OF arrest against the de-
fcndaus Eocblus bougit ban of exchange just before
the firms failure, after they knew Of theriusovcny
hut while they had hope Of getting new capital The
order OF arrest was based on their deceit in taking
money when they knew OF their insolvency. Two mo-
lions were made to vacate the order Of arrest, enc to
judge Lawrence which d.lied the second o. Judge
Barrett who also denied H. giving long opinion. II i
from this latter decision that this appeal - taken judge
Davis writing the opinion Of toe General Tlm quotes
Judge Barrctts opinion On fan and then says:
careful examination OF the case has led n, 20 sub
srantaily the same conclusions oppressed in tm- "-
ion. II seems unnecessary, Erciufc ihal we should dp
and conclusions 0l tht OPINION "i thr 0Dcu ItIh iHi
case stands upon a few bold and striking propositions
The first Is tuat al tLc unt o' SHE - aA., oI lhe m
OF exchange the dtiedahis were, IN la'i' utterly ana
bopelessly iusoyont Their Indebtedness Was about
$1,000 900. Their nominal assets DAD not cNc.ed 5000
600, aud wore IN iact oi mhcl I'ss yduc IhF ifGb
bly, did not know the cNtrcmu.- OF Their condition, but
enough ls shown 90 establish that they dli know That
their cOhclupn was one OF ulef msoNehtt ui'7' lHtS
could realize relief 10 very large amount from sources
contingent II wholly failed, and i seems to us that u
must have been at a tncs 80 doubtful m character tlat
the defendants had no right with what knowledge they
must have possessed OF TIE prrlOus con1uoh q" ihcr
affairs TO force upon persons who d"tt VIII them
good IdltH, Win luI cbuItuct lh ltiI thlf hUi-
ycnc the chances OF loss uOu the failure OF their al-
legged expectations. Crr, ly they were bound 10 -isW
TO tine Court, u tine most clear aud convincing manner.
the basis Of their expeditions and that thcy lud Just
reasons for relying upon tIrm, and opportunity Wa
twice offered % DO i5 un the t|O motions h tp' case
WeaIce with the courts below that the general state
meuis were NOT sufficient under tie ,.rc1u tdnr.s.
Dealers with bankers, while acting in good uu, h I'-
hducc their apparent solycucy, must hc protected
against tie. consequences oi the COnceumnt o. their
real condition, WLru auc condition DIS not merely Il1"l-
yeucy hut utter bankruptcy, and where tu'h conceal
mont involves decree OF bad fitA Oh wHch the 4"
will imply fraud although no actual representation bo
ulGe.
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THE OCTOBER VERDICT.
FURTHER COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
ENCOURAGING BUT NOT DECISIVE.
Ff,lq The CiBchHqH C0mmac0l Iad)

ENCOURAGING But NOT DECISIVE.
Tho October elections DO not this time decide
TIE Presidency. They give The Republicans positive en-
courpcmgrt, but they are not decisive. fortnight
Indiana has beeu. Tie Republicans have been talking
Hb0ut their splendid organization, and congralaung
battle. They were mistaken The Republicans in OHIO
hardly know what organization Is. If they carry an
ness Hamilton County viii 90 for Haes
yet by a handsome maj riiy, il there is little
course Is not in tic list Of doubtful states. She win 60
ior Hayes decidedly Indiana, TOO even # Blue Jeans
becomes Governor by majority larger than that OF
Ieuddcks ia 1872 VIII 90 for Hayes The farmers who
Note4Ior BMr Jeans as great lIihcle ln OesoDe!' W.
vii ras 1yv , and tie driff of il W not be ior
Ii.deu. Even with Williams elected the chances OF
Hayes for the Presidency clearly Che best The Oco
her neht NAV Teach the Republicans an invaluable ndis-
pcnsabie lesson In precinct organization wich VIII show
i0l itself u November. The Democrats knew II al long
ego and have nothing 10 gain In that particular
no WESTERN ELECTORAL VOTES FOR @I.DEN.
from Ti6 Cincinnati G1zete fA.p)
Altogether the result IN Ohio is decisive, and
rejoice. OF this State would, uuder the
circumstances, have been calamity. 6ut ONO has
have responded in ninstaable ternz or the West 60
Vermont and Maine, aud ttis resoiHe means ihat no
Et IN Indiana will serve % give life to the campaign In
That state for the next four weeks. The Republicans
such victory in November, 1876, they gained IN so
He93er, 1872 That is the o1ectiyc pohi; IN u H. t',y
publican victory IN Ohio.
no RUSH TOWARD DEMOCRACY INDICATED.
From The CigcHnCh ERg1rr (Dh!)
The result OF the elections IN Ono and In
diana places the election Of Mr. Tilden In November be-
youd a pcradvcntnre. The Democracy OF these two
klaes have rendered splendid service 10 the National
democratic party The loyalty OF the Greenback Demo
ciats Of Ohio 70 the Democratic organization has been
molly attcsted and repeat IN the earliest hours aicf
The election that the Democratic organization Is worthy
o. tasir confidence and support We assume with m
complete returns before us that the Republican party
mas carried Ohio by very small majority, ana with
equal assume that the Democracy have car
RED Indiana by small margin. This result, while II is
not OF such nature 10 send all the Union Ike sheep
Jumping over wall 10 the Democratic party IN N0ye-
,ef II, nevertheless substantial Democratic victory
IL Is not "A drawn" battle.
A SUBSTANTIAL REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH
- from me Indianapolis Journal lRep.)
lOntronted by an adverse majority Of $4,000;
Win TIE wealth or the East and clicanery and eX
rence of the most dsIeputable school Of politicians IN
ihc world against them with the ADVANTAGE 10 the
tnocrey OF local rr,de in the YeePresidential can.
SSse with the help Of an organized fraud the tull
uets and extent OF which can never expect 70 be
"'"nSuY acquainted with: With tie presence VI
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character the most Infamous for corruption ana fraud,
and with the presence, a1yce, and active labor OF
the most skillful political managers In the pafW'
the Republicans, under the lead Of Ben. HARRISON,
and animated only with sincere desire 70 deIeaI
eyi from which decency honor. and patriotism alike
nsnctively shrink, have eaten up the 5000 majority
OF the Democracy two years ana driven lhcin i"
to the slender margin II official count Ihat
is triumph indeed Though the Democracy may dl'gIa.e
the verdict OF ONO and Indiana settles thc nauGna
question l,pyopd a cav or a susuicon Tillcn is dead
6evond nom, of rrsIrrection and Indiana and OHIO to-
tie United states lust as shoulder to shoulder at the
Cincinnati Convention they gave the country MS spleh-
did candidacy.
DEMOCRATIC PROSPECTS BRIGHT.
The latest and most reliable intelligence re-
ceved at is writing iusties us IN claiming thht iie-
diana by from 600 to 5000 majority; that Ohio, which
expected 10 pronounce for iayortc son Hayes hy
AZ 10000 majority has furnished material for
single Republican hurrah, ana That West Virginia winch
the Republican. confidently claimed aiGW weeks age; aI
maioiiyi This is the resu OF Tuesdays elections rs
fully autcpate-shail confirm thS view, the ma
tiona Democratic party may weI he congratulated ON
the bright prospect before IT, II has achieved In the
desperate preliminary contest or the campaign all, ana
has wrcsted % tantia victory from the enemy where
his forces were most strongly concentrated. IL mas
emerged with prestige which makes ultimate victory
not merely possible hut almost certain, TO sustained
valor, fidelity, and zeal.
THE REPUBLICANS HOLD THEIR OWN.
. from TIE B'HJGio ErgceSS (EeD)
The Republicans OF 0! 10 have won victory,
the importance which is hardly to be measured by TIE
rcportc mIi1rty5OOO lu spite 81 diS-'aceul taclCS
the Republicans more than ho.d tHclr own, 9h, as Us
Their custom, VIII ave me hcpuhlcah Cahdndlc Iot
President from -o.OdO 10 10000 a9duohai m;HouE III
November Inc cucct "I tue ciecuoh on lu' ONO ,oi- @
srcsSGixi ue'etauon Is maIheu ana oNu''l,'
luS NcHaNg Euhgd hte 'uH-.c-r"ri' III 'h.l- li!,
cEiloh 81 81 II m ~ AZ 'Il.l'Vtns 10 c- IT,, 49,.
h,e'I "I lo - hI ~ 10 a'n ti t ' ii'ic
a, @ i3 ~. ~, D., ;,I,',' t, ~. I.r iuty Si. h.
, M &C. -; l , tiit @ ~. .j,Tit,, I'M Svcul-
ocr Nny- lct Soy-Y"rk m. home Of our Vca.Prr-i-
dental candidate, TO il that does not fail behind
I'm the race.
EARNEST WORK Will, SECURE REPUBLICAN
ct-t'(,Es-
z,,,, yig J,., INNS tPspN
Last TupSinN'S elections are calculated to
.i,. r i'm aIi fls Northern SIlir- Win cnI-
're in ,orous trir1pnl Nov = Unless aIl the signs
nil 1pou winch men usually rely m fOrccastug future
puIticl eyuts tic c!cction of iavps aud Wheeler is
assured OF course IL VIII not do for Republicans tO rest
an te laurels won by their friend, m Ohio ana Indiana.
Success viii demand effort hU u Clearly within reach
and may be erasp.d with certainty IL ouly there shall he
no reaNaton labor ur vigilance. Fellow Republicans!
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
A JUDGES OFFICIAL ACT QUESTIONED.

JUDGES OFFICIAL ACT QUESTIONED.
In the sut Of Edward Laugc against Judge
Charles L. Benedict, the Genera. Term have reversed
Judge Van Brunt's decision. Lanrcwa convicted In the
United States Circuit Court, before Judge Benedict Of
embezzlmga mailbag Judge Benedict both fined and
imprisoned hin. Laugc paid his fine and demanded ls
release on the ground that It Illegal 10 hct both
penalties and 20 was at bis option which punish
mcnt he would undergo. Judge Benedict then called
him again before him AMI sentenced hun anew 10 one
years i'm prisOumrut. On haheas corpus the United
States Supreme Court decided that this Last sentence
unlawful.
Mr. Ianee then brought THE sut, 20 which Judge Bene-
dict demurred On the argument OF the demurrer Judge
Van Bruut, at Special Tenn, oycrrued IT, holding that
when n Judge acted wholly without Jnrisdicioua-nd In
this case Judge Benedict had lost all iurisiiconhe be-
came Liable as private person for false imprisonment
From this decision the deieuiaHt appealed. Judge
Daniels in very lengthy opinion, speaking for the GEN
era Term points ont that tie action Of judge Benedict
was reversed by divided Court and gives the strongest
euoey 10 ono of the dissenting opinions hence tho point
presented 10 Judc Benedict when iau2c was before Liu
the second time was one requiring Judicial iuhcUoh
and therefore Wiuuh iht rue oI lf"e' ~ Ju 80
lie quotes at great length tAc y'Uous cases "hcrc
the acts Of judges nave been questioned lie ira.
sGu3 tuHt tIc principle involved iof the support o.
this action would sanction suits AGAINST judges
in large class O cases. 40 would De difficult 10 exclude
from It's comprehension any case where Imprisonment
,,s pronounced or continued which tuiGt aorWard be
declared 10 bc uuWTdnicd by ts final view taken Of
an the contrary is that judicial officer In exercising the
authority yostee IN hm shall be free % act upon his own
INJECTIONS without auprchension 0g personal conse-
auences o. himself LADihiy 20 answer TO every one
Who might feel himself agIi'ycd by the action Of tue
iudge would be inconsistent Win the possession Of tbs
freedom aud would destroy that independence wIinOut
which no judiciary can ne tiher re3pec po or uN.iin
He therefore directs order sustaining tho demurrer
with the usull leave 10 amend on payment oi costs
Judge Brady assents. Judge Davis takes 40 part in the
decision.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
rur prNsIoN FRAuD cAsEs.

In the United States Circuit Court, criminal
branch yesterday all fraudulent pension cases were
disposed Of. John Mcdonald Francis Macomb. and
Doctor Rudolph weczoreh, the principals in The cases
of fraud discovered about two months ago. withdrew
their pleas Of not guilty aud pleaded guilty In inc cases
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

TIE RrroRr CoUprEors.-NIrs. De Robinson
(cager 10 cxcc her husbands jeaMlsy -Inele SIM %
Won mink 50 Aliredf Sir. De Robinson tSgfaYatlIsy
impcrvous)-Ycr attractive indeed nl) i '"
nl cnIsr nlIn 10 the lldy ON h.a uln ll fVIAs'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

OF The three women Ellen Gallagher Bar62Ta E5oe ara "a
Ierubardna Finck. who We're induced by the IN y 70
pprs0n1te dead pensioners The United states DsiriIg-
Attorney entered q i,1He 4osoqHi, aud they were as
charged from custody. judge btAeuct Ich"l1-" '"0
three mon for sentence.
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Mllscelldneous

DRUSHES of every description at $50 PEARL
- st. All articles at the lowest prices JOHN a. fOF
PEI, Manufacturer and Importer.
nEIMONICO's REM0YAL.-L. DELMOA-
~ leo wi remove from 5th+lye AMI =" @ ~
5iaye and 2Cthst Madison sluars MoND41 sspe -:
TV,HE TOLL-GATE l--Prize Picture sent free rec,
- IL i,Crons esml 80 objects TO hnd! Address, with
sTomn r. C ABBEY, Buffalo. " l.
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wINIATURE ALMANAC -
Sun 100 giOl SIN 5:22 Moon rises. @5I
HIcu wArER 1His pAf-A. " -oo
IIook COWS island 5@O iiell u feiiy f%V
mon WAITE unas DAf-E u --.
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IfOIt IIf I'IITTU- IlIIIU III'1 ~
With Olio StDadfastiv RpmbliCuu on

With Ohio steadfastiy Republican on the
state ticket. tAe % nocratic uQouy DO Indiana reduced
from 1852 n 1874 ~ few hundreds, ID not duniA-
lated and with such decisive gains on tine CouItc-Soid
tickets i'm b0ih States, the driit toward Toe hrnlc
marry rs shown 10 be Irresistible. THIS Republican tide
viii Insure yicture, for U5yes and Whcclcr wherever
Confederate terrorism docs not 0h-rnet Win i""it,'
violence II mus' give tine country Republican encc"--
sor 20 President Gu,gt and destroy te baucim C0nicd-
crate power In the House.
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Eost ana fonn0.

! OST--On FRIDAY, 13thinst., in a WALL-ST.
a. STAGE, between Grand central Hotel ana Wa 2trses
samf EnglIsh .od American currency FINDER VIII please
return BUHDlCk, FklSBlE 4 CO., So Mahst.i Nnele u
liberal reward Will b. paid.
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o1TH-ST., 1874, EAST.-TwO large we'll
- 4 furnished front ROOMS with first class BOARD Ion
gentlemen, or gentlemen and wives terms moderate.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

TEWO gentlemen or a gentleman and wife
desiring tle comforts Of home can obtain BOARD in
private family jersey City, minutes Walk iFnn Penl
sVyaua Railroad ferry; location oOd terms moderate. Adj
dress q. T.. Tribune OlhCe.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

DHlLADELPIIIA.-Pa House, near Willow
Grove station, Chestnut I open 20 November; ample
r-tclas auOns pure spring water 80 MN
utcs' direct transit 20 Exposition.
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DHILADELPHIA.-Yi can secure pleas
4 ant ROOMS with home CCnl0rsi breakfast, o'clock
dinner. l32 ,,orth 1Oth-st.
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DETH-ST-A'fin suite of handsomely fur
eFO nishci ROOMS to RENT, with BOARD. PA Madi.
s0nive, corner 36thsL
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TT0 LET, FURNISHED-TwO single rooms
10 gentlemen only breakfast required IJ2 East 23d
ST., second door east OF 4thaYe.
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DHILADELPHIA.- First-class BOARDING
4 al reasonable rates. l,G2O Nnr-st
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Q(s EAST 23D-ST-A second FLOOR with
sIU private TABLE, If desired other ROOMS sugy aud
G suite good BOARD references.
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DOARD IN BR00KLIN.-TwOp pleasant front
ID rooms bedrooms tJeeber separate; also single
rooms: ayc minutes walk three ferries Apply az
80 Heury-st.
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81 No. Is EAST fTH-sE
Chckprings StCiuways and Otor Plu q and Organs low
sflIlt aul or

A GREAT Offer $:::5'':s $:: .!:3 $$
hand PIANOS and ORGANS Of trstcass makers including
WATEHS' sTEGNWAY'S and CHICKERING'S, az lower
offered. 1-Ooaye Pianos TlOgf -
Ocaves do for >l75 cash. not uset year oocte Z-toy
Oraus 500 stop 500 StO, sou SStOps so OSt0t,,
10 cash with closets AMI STOOL not used year. IN per-
fect order ANA warranted. Monthly ust2lmens ece "a ant
let at extraordinary low prices uOhAOE "A4ELN9 -
SONS, 4Sl Broadway, y. Y
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DHILADELPHIA.- CENTENNIAL visitors
B aceommotlted with good lol ing. ll35 CaIl0ElILst
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NO. 119 EAST 21ST-ST., Gramercy Park
~ Desirable ROOMS with frstclass board References
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Gctel5
!tIusical lnsIryme'lls.

BRAUTIGAMs Upright and Square
n. PIANOS are second to uoa9 prices m2i,ra,e Con- or
from best New aud secondhand Pianos TO rent
Warero0ns No. % Uuionsqulrc
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I IGBrE & ERNST, old house Of Lighte e.
4 Bradigrv oGyr their splendid PIANO-FORIES nc low
prices ana monthly payments at II East I4thL Also
Su.fh's AMERICAN ORGANS.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

DIIILADELPHIA.-Sup ACCOMMODA-
TONS ou direct Dy horse steam cars 70 Gem
tenula Exposition II 90 70 u ,sday Address a Ninest
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Ak EAST 2jTH-ST., first house from Madison-
AeI suuarc-SecOnd FLOOR LET separately ogetherS
private table 4 desired references.
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Brooklyn Board.

DOARD-114 Hcnry-at.-A pleasant front
ID ROOM, with hrstcass LOtrd to gentleman and wife
terms moderate.
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west side.


At 273 -ANE-Elegant APART
a WTNrs with or without board or private tables tran
sent guests accommodated.
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Board and Rooms Wanted.

Board and Rooms Wanted.
DOARD WANTED by a young lady in
ID private fan where there are few boarders room
o medium size desired; location between 9Th aHd 4thayes;
moderate; references exchanged Address Miss L.
Tribune Uptown ONCE LBS Broadway.
STANTED-By gentleman and wife, second
w or rthiulsi0ry ROOM sunny, with good BOARD and
below 'itSt between 4th and 4thaFtsi terms,
so week. Address $. b. l., Tribune Ofhce.
EyANTID-By gentleman and wife, second
w or tbrl story front RODI sunny, with substantial
BOARD and crate fre between l6th ana 3ithss 4th aud
Chayes w.ii dy IN advance, required go week. ioca-
lion be- lr~iCiass l.. T., Tribune once.
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1--WE minutes from Broadway and FiftA
Il Avenue Ifotel-Handsomey furnished ROOMS aud ap
pOntmeus arstcass in every particular; table aud
private II desired references lG6 and l08 East 23dst
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

A SUIT of handsomely furnished second
q no0r 'front.' ROOMS o. tt with board also single rol
for nfenau two blocks from Hossnore. Iljl and l.iJa
I.uIIVay northwest corner 4SdsL
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

VSsl EAST 5lST-ST ROOMS on second
1eIsb and third ioOrs 10 lt with board, Sl2 IL and 10
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

4 PRETTY SUITE @ roomS), with owner;
y handsome hIonustou, 2 dght neatly furnished per-
f,ot ORDER 1jj 1thavo laundry privilege broadway cars
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

tIRSI-ULASS BUARD -SeIect Uentcnma
visitors procure good lOIpi breakfast and late din.
all home comforts elegant location easy OF access 10
Exposition horse and coaches stop every
m0!uug at the lOuse convey guests 20 Exhibition terms
reasonable Aadess Mrs. D. NJ BORINS, 2OIj Poplarst,
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