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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24
cvII NlTEs.

J.f-. Davis. in the proceeding hy Edward Grow
tl recover DIS 1uaciii arrnah Grow -eE ION .''''h
N tsH-..r Of me n.2,99er and amt OF TIE boy has
hasn't Dos Carl W,me,he AGAINST Eliza Olivier
L. $4,000 damages or Islander, because the defendant
husband having drunk heavily The plaintiffs saloon me d.
PENDANT .s. 0' n some vorr hard names Jl4tt .li ID
c-,.aaaaL
10 the suit If Thaule against krekeler for mall
rr-a,l on previously rep0Ttcl. besides the "cs
.rrfl,l Tie plaintiff proved that the defendant on
occasion uaJ assaulted and threatened Zig I.. ILc
.Is gave plaintiff verdict FOR $j,5U s'e court adding hA
allowance o 10 b. ID. Porter Tor plaintiff e. l. AA4D'
e.. 30 toI defendant
the suit Of Franz Nessel against the city for
$1,000 damages for injuries by falling into the Fon have
~ royzgl location u 0pehpnGT9a aa ,,a1 r
The -ase was not ended.
f. the proceeding by Rebecca i. Miller to have
thg claims against the security Life Insurance Company
which have accrued bv preferred ovr The claims u
1o'is u. power Q, h,ar tar casc nn noq1 ou ~ '
uert Il. CAST larry 'Oi REVIEW" u'l''' '-' 1''''''
In The suit Of Lyman Ellnore againstthr Equitab'
A'e Assurance society l which holder Of c' Tor t)"O
a' pts 20 call The directors 20 accouns for eXpenhhs none"
On buildings aud SALARIES winch should De- he CLAIMS
Dr. 'leuds % holders, MOTION was maize Ees'rl.'r
Jug, l.oo.1seL IA common P.,.i'' 9p " ,, i
~ N,niat'h %. Objects 81 thg d-.e D'I -, 10 no
-'l ,4n Gar iar r4Au'lI 9s q p.'y. ts. mi, ~
AGAINST iur company such ~ hr ciau- ii4 ie % 80
v ' a a-a tiat an - iIc traSi, NOV ar,
served lis decllOn.
John Brown seaman on the United States steam
t12 Roolute. feI overheard and drowned IA March
-n'G while the voyage from Cardiff TO Hamburg. The
American Consul Hamburg his effects 90 the United
States Courts here o. await ideui1catol u relatives
Commissioner Deuel. found the dead mans papers
,s written in 7i fr0m Boston, which contained the az
e ~ Resale Brown. and wrUt, letter winch le sent -
We erection gwen. THIS october last -'Hhlg more
vas nom matter yestCrigv when The German
t's a. This Dorf called Commissioner Due WIN hs iti"
uu4l0urI letter which haa seIt from Boston 20
sLI village Iu the interior ~ Germa - ann tAr e dl''i
m1 red crcuu.0cuO, back 80 Ne@ forh Accom-
PjinF the letter Tho alatits 81 ErD.na PARENTS "O
1.n D. papers wages, which VIII Dc FORWARDED 70
t.u a. the proofs De Obtained.
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BOY or TRIAL FOR MURDER

The trial OF Robert GcrTaW for the murder
oil John smith on July :. So with cart r1n-, pro
c.a .f rapidly yesterday before Judge Brady H. 'y
l-a Terulner. The defendant ls a boy Of ld with 81
handsome face lut wr16, ard apparently prey 90 h'
l.-..rs. he iusulted two women probably while Ee
v..t-uuk. some men in'erfered and hanrd lin s're-
,..t..-.tfv. he ran from them 9cIo-- Che street.
r.... M a.. car. ru1z aud rrtJrDln stru,r i. ], -i
ON. .- -l party who b,t nJer,crsi, ~ ihl h'Hi -h.
t.l. .t- aI.9 three DAYS larcr TIE defense j. tnai
,.r..r ...s cnr1zcd beyond endurance by DIS treat
1..r. and that his previous character was excellent
o.. cause VIA. ye closed Oh AOEuHy.
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THE COURTS.
TRYING TO GET CoBURN BAILED.

Joseph Cobum was taken yesterday before
So Brady in the Court OF Oyer and Tcrminer on
Sbess corpus 20 be baied. large force of police was
,rs.ent and a great body OF rOughs and admirers OF
c,burn throunged the George NJ Curtis, one OF
his connsel made an earnest appeal-which was re
,stedy applaudid by his audience-n favor OF Coburn
a. one who had been beaten by the police and was being
hrrrsd 10 trial while suffering from his wounds during
Great excitement against him. Judge Brady followed
sbc suggestion Of Assistant DistrietAtoruey Russell
that as this matter had been before competent judge IN
t Court OF General Sessions COburn was indicted IN
mat Court and an early day fixed for his trial. this
motion should back TO that Court and so ordered
but directed that the physician Of Coburn be allowed 10
&c him.
C1hUrn was then taken 10 the Attorneys ONCE
and message WAS sent Judge Sutherland requesting
Inn 10 open for the purpose OF hearing motion TO
admit the prisoner BAIL The entrance and starways
e. the building kept strongly guarded, and Cobuns
flieuds and followers kept at a distance After
waiting about hours Columns Ave lawyers put their
heads together and admitted that improbable tAat
Jude sutherland would leave ms house 20 open court
Inspector ThOrne marshaled ms twelve staw9rl on,
IN Inc the command given and the phalaEA, VIZ
q ,uru m. its midst marched back 70 the I0nDs thTouE
Re long luc OF ruians, who fell back 70 rtSpt's
on either side 10 Is understood tn lEe Nv
igpvers have not given mp the hope OF gcttS COSuIn
ba-d and viii renew their efforts to-day
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cdNPACrs CoyTRARY TO PUBLIC POLTCY.

T|WTN|T0 7
I'm the suit of James {. Jacobs against
Sylvester j. Miller Judge Van Worst m supreme Court.
s.,.u. Term. yesterday, dismissed the complaint. Ihe
c rested on an areement Wy the plaintiff 70 buy Ger
IAN stock M a paint company from the defendant but
one provided that they should buy enough stock 10 con-
tro u- company and elect certain persons officers ana
IL t it was claimed. tle real reason for the contract
o. motion u dismiss the complaint Judge
YIN Worst ruled directly that sucn 4 provision
WIS contrary To public policy, rs enabling
g. as 20 control a company in their own interest ana
AID not I'D ta3t Of.tLe general stockholders IhUy 90 t
r.ai, profit few by iuJu-nE Tie general business
t.. fa- g.ar-, here limited WI, contract. IN a
court of equity rejected wholly aud tIc ii
H.. font icI exactly where tnOv had put themselves no
L. matter which them mad lost or gained money IN
L.r
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- rI-rrArrD KAILRoAp rrRNorTs.

Tn the suit Of John Patten against the New
Ygg Elevated Railroad Company N which The palAih
O.. proprietor OF a hotel in Greenwich-'L opposes IAe
l.,ltag OF q switch In front % his hotel judge j. t.
I. ia Common Pleas special Term, has decided for
t. rstuun Judge DAILY holds that he is bound 10y de-
ous OF bis court 10 decide that the defendants have
1T by urr-aser ID, Ii-n 10 build second traeai ara
Tat. tne plaaHf has rient Is one specially iu-
ir-.d 70 bring tHis suit Tho only question Ie'
s. whether tAe defendants have right undef ihe genera
rr Of railroads 10 build necessary switches and tnri-
at. t. I.lG Tins switch. Judge DAILY advrris t0 the
.s-f tat The 0f this coEpaHv already aE-ft-alc
rvr miles ard grant them tie general power 'Ais
claimed would Doe u fact tn grant any Fuad haN1-
ID. tu JAS one track street power &" occupy the
" ie street with tracks under the name Of turE0u'a
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THE LEGAL TRIUMPH OF LORD AND LEAHY.

albany. y. Y, Fen. 23.--In the Lord and
I ,.aa. case IN which at the last General Term ih
DECISION II Justice Osuorue dism-sng the complaint
g.. .Hru.l Judgment Wa, entered up today III t-e
C.aj. Clerks once ny Hessrs. Pccaham Irei. ain'
.a..f r lac defendants. Lord Ed Lelly The dmod''
q, ...rua-. conferred INCLUDING iuc extra allowance
r,.- b. Ir,.ra Osborne. is - 81 IS. Tie Areru"t-
,..,l +. sans. intends carrying tie cast 70 tAe Co".t
4. Lr.U4.s.
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Droohlnn proprrtn % Get.

ITO LET-3-st0ry brick SCEOOL-HOUSE, No.
4 1873 kensen.st: 3.story brick DWELLING, l1J WI
lOughby-st GORDON j. FORD ~ tla4AIst bIponIylL
TgNO LET-DesiIable HOUSES in Brooklyn, at
mode ate prices No l6i Washngton5t near J Ni5saI
Apply to EDWARD SIMPSON, 30 W3llet, \. \
ITO LET-On PrOspect-place. Brooklyn, near
Fitaye, the Two medium sized tre,s0ry brick houses
known and houses IN good order and contain IL
rooms each VIII be rented low 10 goOt tenants.
ROBERT =. BTo-iNG, 2O4 Montague ST., BROOKLYN.
no RENT, FURNiSHED-The fullsized,
three and basement brick house. 1875 Hlrr IT,
opposite Christ Church house is IN good order AMI fuy
furnished location central anu very pleasant rent mod
crate Amply premises.
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r4sSENGERS 4RRLrED.

FP0N HNWUU RC-H s'eantst'' sRsr,-. Feb % N.
.rsal kl..ui,Juu fiis j. Ng,''', peg. i!.I ia go
ono tel0r..dt HcIDiDu .,.s,h, Hr. Tins. tefi -"".
Bi.- ui Eusl John MalmaCh, Lo.s 4Ois7s'n az flsJ
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
AID TNITHD sTATL- NAIL =

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE .
Trains '.rr.iuIk, DE lrUsses anu t0rtauit
streets Ferries. Gr follows. .,
Express !iasburc PITTSBURGH the West ana S0us "'
Pullman Palace attached Zoo q. aud $50 p H.
daily. g.. a. on. o.,
connecting CORY Tor ituaIe Petroleum Cantrr, ana the
on REGIONS. F0T NillrmsIDri Ild Lock Haven. -u a.
Tor iail iWlTc Mnsl. spa, igi the -path, Limited 47
lust0u Evprrs' 90 Pullman Pa0r Cans daily, except sum-
d. g3I A. d. Washington 4.lO Regular AZ S4o
4 m l. t and = o. -uufay Is AMI . n. . 81,
FEpress Phiide para, 13O, $50. $40 is5o Limited
1898 a. H.. l. l. p e. T. $50 p. and y nEi- sunday
$50 H. D. g. = $50. and p IA Emigr1nt ana SECOND Glass;
I. IA. ,,,o
For trains Newark Elizabeth halfway. Princeton, Ireh
ton Perrin Amhoy Pennington, Belvdrre and other points
ace local schedules n all ticket Offices
Trains arrive Prom Pittsburgh 62O and 1880 a M anG
IG.O ~ m daily: IIelO a and $50 IN, daily except
Monday rom Washington and baltimore, $50, $50 a N
$40 $40. and 1920 p sunday bju 300 A. ~ fto n
Jtiadeiutia sos 20 $50 go 1910, 1850 p = "
10 5fO, $50. q 80, 1910 and l020 p m sunday 900
200. q sO g-Sn 80 D. $50 1910 aud 1920 p IN
TIekri ONlres 500 and ga Broadway, No. Astor House
and foot OF Desbroases and Corilandt sis No C"nfts
prrc.vn. Nos ia Il6 and ~ IUd-onsL, HObosrni DE
- go fR TiTToVSBN u. NJ. BOYD IT,,
General 3iaDageT. General Passenger AgenI
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Countrn Real estate for Sale.


FARM. &C., FOR SALE, TO LEASE, or
RENTstusted at Glsphesd on Glen Cove H bda.
farm buildings all farm mpiemons estate l. Scuddef
Apply Box ia. y. Y Post ONCE for particulars
CEA GROVE,
~ CAPE MAY POINT, NEWJERSEY.
A hrst-class hotel furnished, for sale or 10 let.
large furnished cottage the beach suitable Tor board
ing house.
families furnished unfurnshed, rents
81 70 500 per annum, for salo or 10 let .
Handsome drug store with dwelling office. COmmOdi
bathing establishments hot and cold seawater baths with
al modern improvements.
Ei~ible lots for building for sale low.
This beautiful place started only years ago. now con-
tans thre hotels nearly 100 budings and waerSorks
horse Railroad telegraph, L. signal and model htesa'tng
stations, large pavilion, &C. &C
Y liquors sold on the grounds. .o
nseTs building this presented with lots worth SOU
A WHILLDIN PrcsidL 20 south Frontst, PhlladtipAlS
6nD Oln FOR a small FARM of 8 acres,
Up -, DOO at Stroudsburg Penn, one mile from depot,
on the main road brick house. with i've rooms IN good
barn. house. stabes workshop hennery ana
other outbdngs all Kinds u choice fruits trees rieh land
truck farm buildings worth the money terms,
half cash. balance $500 yearly. Address e. POOLE BOY ~
H. slrondsburg Penn. W. DAVlS Tribune Ofhco, y. T.
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sRue de Ia cbaussse D'AutiD.
pARIs.-HOTEL CAMPBELL,
PICHARD BIRKIN & Co., late FISHERS

| & ROBINSON Lace Manufacturers warchousemen and
and Merchants u wacingst and Cannonst, LONDON.
ENGLAND invite the attention all wholesale
buyers Of the following classesof goods VIZ.
COTTON and SILK NETS. MECHLINs. cAMBRAYs.
B.UssELs &C. Of all qualities and descriptions
FANCY LACE GOODS in SIX. Cotton. and Thread both
Real" and "Imtaton" Of every class and quality both
English and Foreign
LACE FALLS, Walls. LAPPETs, NEcKTTEs. &C.
LACE and MUSLIN EMBROIDERED CURTAINS and
ANTI .MACAssAIls in every variety and quality.
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN EDGINGs and INSERTIONS
in both swiss. Madeira and Scotch in large variety
LIssE TARLErAN. and MUSLIN FRILLINGs and
RUCHEs.
IIyEN GOODS made up-such as COLLARS. CUFFS,
SKIRTS, &C.
FANCY SKIRTS in Felt Alpaca SATIN EiderdOwn, &C.
WOODEN KNITTED sIIAwLs, TIES. sCARFs, &c.
RICHARD BIRKIS & Co are sole Agents D Great Brit
ain for the splendid CULTURE LACE CURTAINS, ANTI
NACASsARs. &C., for which Prize Medal has Just been
awarded by the jurors Of the Grand Centennial Exhibition az
Philadelphia, e. s.
THE FOLLOWING MEDALS have been awarded IN Ar.
RICHARD BIRKIN for excellence Of manufacture in all
classes Of LACE GOODs-at the
GREAT EXHIBITION OF LONDON England. in 1851,
IA Juror in Glass XIX
Also. o First Glass Prize Medal
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION at PARIS, France, in
1850.
4 First Glass Przo Modal.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBrTIoT OF LONDON, En-
gland. in 1862.
Medal for Deputy Chairman Reporter for tho
Jury. : Juror 10 Class XIV.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION at Keusington, London,
England, in 1874.
A Metal Tor Secyiccs Juror.
The following as also been ried 70 the horse
Of Fishers Robinson TO whom Mr RICE ARD BIRKIS "a
successor, at the
GREAT EXHIBITION or LONDON, T. FiaEd, 1851.
A Prize Medal.
EXHIBITION OF LONDON, En- i7Gt IN ISL
a Prize II ;ial for services juror w Mr J. FISHER
EXHIBITIONS or LONDON, ~ s.aGd, IN 1882
a PrBo Medal TO II. Robinson.
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rr,IEvING - cHIcAGO wHIsKY CoNsrIRAcY.

The trial of Francis 0. Boyd and Edgar ?.
HI for alleged transactions in crooked whisky was
r.lued in the United States Circuit Court before Judge
F4t,forl yesterday. The greater part OF the day was
i.ncd by the arguments o. counsel ON the aGIniss-
a. ,.fv of evidence Jacob Rehm, who il said TO nave
Ia tIe position OF treasurer Of Tho Chicago Ring was
mn pon She stand as witness for the Government and
testified to the manner in which the business Of the Ring
v.llana2ed Daring the year 1874 be had paid money
rrd from dstilers to revenue collectors and super
,r- 40 The rate OF $500 70 $500 q mouth. Through
In collectors he had secured the removal and transfer
,f -i-ar, and sOrekoepers who stood II tie way OF
t,.r arusrirators Among other contributors 20 bis
RIOS vas A. e. Hesng of the Illinois stats Zcii'1,g,
No denied a.i knowledge o. tie bribery Of feVe4ne
~. frs willie on the witneSs-,tand Oh Wednesday. VII
l 3, toISpl who jointly indicted Win the DEFEND
a,, was next called by Nr. sherman for tle Govern
n uolla pTOscqui having been entered IN ts c;a III
Iteration Of lis testimony against tae other dealers
C.-tr va, Of the Chicago dlsJeTs ana began hls
: II, ~ Tie Chicago Whisky RnE, bat interrupted
b. p. e. lsiDurnmenJ Of the court lie viii continue his
49,. uuav Monday. Eehu VII! De recalled DJ the
Government next week
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flcuses ano farms Udute6.

EARM wanted to RENT-HOur and a half
frOn York 20 70 80 Address giving par Jou
lars and lowest terms FARMER Tribune Uptown ONCE
l,23s Broadway.
WANTED to PENTHOUSE of medium
w size in good ocaon.On HUDSON road not above
TarrytOwn. J. T. STEVENS, % Plne-st \. i.
XNANTED-The LOWER PART of a
w HOUSE, frstciass location. between 6th and sth
ayes below st., by family without children terms mod
crate possession May l. 1877. Address c. r. o. Box dVil
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RICHARD BIRKIN 3 Co viii have pleasure in attending
70 81 orders whether forwarded by post otherwise. wien
accompanied by ar,nisJarcc satisfactory references.
TUITION Ar TRIES rE.-Rev. r. O'Cal-
lacha. English Chaplain NJ a. and siyer-nldaii.s u
the University OF uUbu, rerigesa few BOYS ~ PCPIfH
attention paid 20 ttug tuu mt r The universities
~ u. 4 u =.
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steamboats ano Railroads

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on hoqsat0n6c
and susauck Railroads Fare 81 steamer a. =,
II p.
BOSTON & NEW-YORK AIR LINE R. R.
- WINTER ARRANGEMENI--lr Trans leave ,. y; a
u. & H. r. Grand Central Depot daily Sundays eAoep'edj
Ipm-Boston Express Arrives: Worcester, 1885 p nj
HSo T;y p III r. MaTvia 1 1850 a m or
Har en- River los D. IL Pullman palace ears through WIN
II B5o.ton and Nashua Express sleeping coach from
Grand Central Depot Nashua Avoiding night changes ar
6s5 F M Par GS 80 p H.'f arrives Session
n B-Lesve Jersey city transfer Maryland 1904
=. NJ. and Harlem River 2lO .. N. ,os,rrp
"" L. Superiatondent Gcni passenger Agent
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
I'D from foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland
$40 a. m for Washington and The West, Richmond,
Pittsburgh Cincinnat. Louis. Louisville Chicago &C
/ T. H. Wasfugion FOR Richmond and the SOUTH
wa Gordonslie Pullman cars from New-Yofk U Baltimore
. D. m daily for washington the south and West Pulmans
seoer from YORK Baltimore Washington. making
luis PtsnnPgh me Smr6 and South West Connects At
Washngton with trains lor Lynchburs Florida NeWorean@
For mrSGfh tickets please call at COMPANY. Offices 3li
ofG coTa1at h and sra and hsHa jersey City
BALr1WSIHhEf a ASb b L o ii 7RAhiIfiRoAD.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- -ALLENIOWN LINF.-Frrry stations 10 NeN. lorh,
Commencing Jan. l. is75-Leave NewYork foot Of Lib
a TRAIN for bennington, EasOn. BeyIdere.
Be-urla Bath. Allentown. MaUCh chunk. Idmaqua Tam
anend Vsesbarrr. scranton Emra rc connects AZ June
uou win L., l. -z ". r. H.
s.I5 d. ra.-MoRSISG EMPRESS Or u rh Bridge nrnch
tasou AIeut0Wi. Harrisburg and The West Mducn Chunk
Tamaqua. TpwaudI, " lsesBarrc scranton DahyLe, VA
Transport
loo D. m-EyrE-s for flcMlnEtDn, Elsjpn Bath, Allen
rowr Mauch Chulk. Nlkrsiarrv. Scranton. Tanaqua,
Mahanoy CIV. Ha@e,0u Reading, Columbia Lancaster
FU.rl,a pottsyle HARRISBURG. &C.
4.uO ~ m-rOr HI-h Bridge Branch Eastnn BclFidtre,
Allentown ana tltl.Iiu'' connects at Junction win
Del Lack. and West Railroad. -
1880 %. 49, For some rviie ana fit'ii'IlUh
o. itEHfNG ENvgES- c1lF. lol hlstoh AAenlOWn
Reading HaTT sbUrg. and the west
$50 o.. m.-For Elst"r. 49, -.
pSas cave foot OF Clarkson ST. up town, az 63, .l9
H. G1I. lO.l, ~; l-i' "Lo, +lJ' 7;i"' 49,
II iJ y. JOB. ,-.-.-.- OBJ. - a, ror.o- Citv
tor ram. 10 local FONTS time sable at stations
cI-..rAT TItl E--LrIft NF"-l Wis, loot LlIrrtF-al %
GA, b., az. - D. m Bound Brook eEt Iat mediate
r,rt. AID M $40 D. ID tdsJou Reading and Harrisburg
NEW-YORk AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAIL hut IT, 20 I-I,!IL AN6p4, LoNg
P-it[.Fl lEAA GROVE. SEA GIHI AND SQjAN.
rama leave NeVN from foot u LJery-st.. North
p .-ar n. 30 o.. 81 b. I.i O.. NJ.
Fr,1li fngi NJ C,aI ,-Hr-,t. 40 lll' a. %. ...-.
stare. go Ee}IOrt connect az AAa"au Station
win oh trains.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW


lin. AZ w. ~. s IT' a. 1 ~" leo o j:ao 300
3I.. j.Is. Ii.i5 a. - -,-.-u,-,, p,,,
road T.si aa. ..s a. 20 $50, 800, Il:5o
100 d. y, D .' . m ,- a. l..a G.i5 -JJ 30 $50
~ a. .'' 20. j. o. .. 3D. i..- F,5 I. H. --
rn.maa 1rviu- Room Cars are aii',h 10 we xxx p.
aIrIl tsi.s trrrl ..,- N,a-Iorg igr Pil..'Irit ,
P,ladr1.s nj lnd Her.-s. AZ tj a. No.. $50 - r.
I,,lrs lor Of = -r,y g., Got ~ c''rS''H,t,
80. 4-a 20 'ti Broadway, % f'r EN y i h'''' ~. .'
OF g1e a Railway ,'mTl0y ID &sH York ana br,"s l
al at, ai ~. o.. ' ,'t. "I"'A'" i'"--'-' 0- "
Il. +. -'-'I-D,' ~ Gen iis'' = '.'''.
ERIE RAILWAY.
a. WIE'ftH tHRlN5EMENT OF TRAINS, in effect
. a re- i'1aa ana i..,a-2 ,Y ~
Iu5 a.-EAgre,s Sail or L4aao Via. Sleeping Coaches
' , 1.... raa-. zzsr.,. for The West. sl,.p.ng
ca,i,. G. l- -, q. b.: .te., suflIa. ,r, FaH, ,.a
'.,.. ,..,-.. ,., .,.,..-. erect 1.,..r n, ~ ,or
..a-. g 49, s. 3D. Ia.5 D., B. ., BIS. and o. p ID,
''l D. ID .,, Park and i.- ,ir a. -;5 % An. rzraon
@5 isp q e.c p Pm. M = m..n.sA~ sunday D.
Paterson lo ~ l' IS 2! u. n noon 5, AMI %;
,,ta.a SUNDAY T. 1885, 9lj. 10 a. H., lis, $50 pm,
aa5 r. ' \, l,..5 p. ro. st-. g. r u l. -ail
aic,. sunday, D. $50 ~ a. .r li' $780, p in' aHI l.
Sor4 4 l 2. a. a la4r n' SUNDAYS $50 a. "
o. lg!..,,..,,, ,..o, r, .,,.,,r. seo, NJ
hHr',on. ~ y, IT, .. -, ~, 20 > m SIM
'rI~i'A ~ - ' -'t e. -- '.'' ''i"i t-"'' J. u" -''N
aar-. 3. -. .L o. .~ ..l, 90 -' o. .,c , o,,,r,
HItiiriu"H, Do, p ~ 'i-i OH f' ., % w. I-''',
$780, iu a .a, p. In I.rf H i anu - ~ I'D. '.'''
agrt vi" S5 or, a.. nsr'' &, AND 'arola % ,a.,, 81,
Ior J--1 lei, ~ .ut' % 'a, 1900 Pm. N"h'''' sou ~
&c.. II'f . 20. ..... .. adj. ...--
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no TFT-CpVNTRY HOMES

''tNliii-st y l.
VNO LEASE-At QuOgue, l.. l., for term Of
years r residence and part q In" lfn Of ne are Jonn
Il by T. J. kIlrn2t, aUN ~ ar
station The house, OutbEng-. and rounds are ample
fJr large family loaid The ocean u n tl view ana
Et.n u Minutes Walk ana also dJac-E, o -unrrOrN Bay.
Facilities ior scb.thue boi"g nsi91 anc o"Iin2 uislI
passed Pheasant surroundings aut hasr'l been Eoicd ana
puuI ar resort. For further particulars a dress
WI POST. Room IL, ~ Wil-t. Ne"-N0rk
rVO LET-Elegant COUNTRY RtSlDLNCE
IN Sew Jersey, 90 minutes rom cry Han New OK a.
three minutes from depot grounds, 20 acres,
branti.ly laid fruit and other trces and sPlenbn
butiula finished In uarl
wood u1th room iud all other uprQy eincs ~
rfr sable. GOthOlEe &c, &c Also DIH tE rlt-
GAN PLACES Central Ea!.O.d ~ NcwJcfsey, 90 min
al from house nut grounds I'D splt udd order
tncsf location NcwJrT>vy - rent cheap Apply 10 J. A
WOODS office NDrth America Lie lu5uuuce Company, f,
and - Warrior. IT,. Ncg York between II ant O'Clock.
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Gitp propertn 60 Eet.

Tt1O IET-A very desirable STORE in an
excellent location for business No 1876 Duane ST., near
Greenwich Inquire on premises.
TVO LET-LEXINGT0N-A very de-
sira!e story HOUSE; would De leased f9 one or
more wears a desirable tenant. rutland WHITING,
B-ekmanst.
no LET-Flegant brown stone and BRICK
nor sF~ on Madison ave- and side streets near the PARK
three stories, cabinet dnsh, with mirrors Sc REM
from 5000 to 81 90. Apply TO J. A. WOODS, Office North
America Life Insurance Company II and 10 WaTrenst New
York between i and o'clock.
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DHILADELPHlA ,ia Long BRANCH and
I tn NhWJEEsEY SOUTHERN I,AlLk1A .ll,-L it
November -
1873 leave NewYork from PIER North River foot Of Zee
D. for Philadelphia. Long Branch, Toms River and
Eiueianf a..
town and Iurkrf1n "A. =. -NEOEN. Gen. MaIigt4.
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Gcunirn gcat G9.ate Gor Sale.

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