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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan 29-lhe following oo'N
Ne agt the United states S,dr 10 the
Northcrn ciruit Of Illinois from judgement gfa hr
the reaiors manan1s ~ i Tl,poIs c,a1p sIng them
to audit certain judgment Tie officers bad resigned i thsr
haG ret been appointed and qasd as Hroyh sd
by the law Of he STAT ava ,aS b@t the nsnamus
properly isaued The Judgment affirmed Mr. Justice h""'
liz Cammayer ct al ag Newton and ors-Thls T. an
1 TigIfet 'rS4 Ne Ssw S11' w6efs held Ina,
The appellants patent i ~ tho pnrpnse Of producing
sl wafer in witch operate for tie blasting ana VI
obsruei"ns in rivers ana otrsr o Sh se Under
iraGi oT the rsHoVa o. M Jss,ee Cfori delivered
No i66rho Consolidated Fruit Jar Company sgt WRIGHT
fins as an appeal the circuit III IN aion ot
infringement OF patent for can't an os ai the
andGed % he pnR s ~ waiting thg nine after
his ysn9a 5eG[s t he mean a Psa others lad
its Sc aid pn large sums money into the manuiaG.ue "a
lars uI,Sn principle Of the patent these actr are .u
uateu. Affirmed. Mr. Justice S"ayne DELIVERED 'he I'm
No NOf-tity Omaha AIT. IIanmond-1S Is ta5e
,hc Nebraska tircit in Court affirm Judgment
there Rendered. in favor OF amnonn upon & a. done nn
der supervision of the cit, EngIeer ana ae r
copcd these facts estopcd te cry rom . H.
Ginning That work done accounting 10 contract MI
Justice Miller delivered IN. opinion administrator OF
0vctt and 10 BosiDick agt The United states @
an e p 2eg and BY the Tor
saoN h Of ne ~. BfSS,, so 5 s to charge
~ for T,nt from Juy %. 1852 and for
Jagags 10 the property than by ire etc The Cla
Justice delivered the opinion. ,.-.. , -, or,
No lGI-Ihe West Wisconsin Hallway Company e ~ aEt
Foley 81 al from The Nt-I.fh pst a. y,
jui sneni reversed. lie court holding that
tbe facts set fGth the answer consut" DO Hcifst'
and that j. brought Tor the purpose Oi uca!
Tho Caicf justice tlvelrd the opinion
NO lGJ.-Same agi saIne.-Sanic judgment
No al The People Wise error 10 inc
Sunre Court OF observation-disclosures for stay OF proceedings
denied. o,, -, ,,or, TIM
No 797-Ihe United states agt Glars appeal from lne
Court OF Gains Judgment reversed for n-ihlt nnlts.
No il Nnir Dows Ct al; appeal from tie DIS
riot ..fI ns fgItl Ter
Thc cont ;hen aaoTrned Monday the 18th day OF
| Lanl.r nLrur IL lluLn
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DECISlOS5-JAS. 20.

Supreme Court Chdabers-By Judge Dolioh"o'-
Scbell act Labor; Schcn Labor.-Ordtfs giahteu
SUPERIOR Court Special 1ern-By Judge Sp' Ir;;,h
Wa1ieu agt Lee fnr ,ria Ior 18th February.
Westrrman agt Remin gtOu.-Moiion d,1i.L 49,, lr
a - af Idcmrnt srncd starr ct al asi sOutIer1 ~,
I,r.ss On Cornnissiou ordered. MeaFs ast hh nv
- ~ Ne, an of signed. Saur e siin.
- 5"re,isIre aud sale; John Pyne ESQ., nlah."
yst.,,e 10 se &c Campbell agt Bllngs 81 a'-Juos"''
or,tr granted A.. o,, po,erts - bindings OF
act and conclusions OF law signed. =,
-. pI.os SucoiaI Tym-Bv Judge j. F.
Carksnu and Others agt Sllnlan-Moaiop wiz ~
GRANTED cOndOnaly. Brooks agt hatcson ,ersrt
cnnarmrd In The natter Of the assignment OF
~ UadleX--See NaTnc ast an
denied In the matter OF building southwest corner " "
All" ~ InSe Van Hoes1,Wait agt Kanc.order appointing
r.rTyer. see memorandum. Hunt agi Itevol-i.o;.,
memorandum. Agate as'' fSuSai'-N'00 'f'.
King act. king.--5ee I1eInOrsnduin
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SURVEY OF AN UNSAFE BUILDING.

The proceeding Ivy the Department OF fuDhc
Buildings the building at the southwest corner OF
Nassau and Fuousts. used by Tie Comoef'dt Adt-
fsr Company safe has been decided by Judge j. T.
Daily N tie OF Common Pleas, at special Tom The
first complaint by The Department OF Public Buildings WsS
only was unsafe ON the survey the "hoi'
building was examined and declared to be dangerous in many
respccs II was stated that walls were ont OF plumb
few had settled nbers IN the subcear. basement ana
first floor had r0ed ends and IN some places were
broken all the floors the beams were dehect ana OF
insufc,nt d.pfh The report the survey thai the
building utterly unit tor he purposes Tor winch IL j. 40"
ussd without extensive alterations.
objection taken 10y ie owner Of the buah Moses
had notice Oi IN lbs
survey AND bound by II that he had remove ir
defect 81 which complaint was maize fegualy 10 nm
ana tref,re no further Proceedings cOtd be had Oh this re-
port -, -. 49,,
Judge DAILY sustains this View and decides hai Only t
question ol The cOhCe be t.atta III 'is h
that compel repair ~ the Dpu" IN oltr pt cH 4
new survey up0n prot notice had. LOWS boecei
appeared or mr. beach john ~ Foley iO the Department Of
u
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
AND United STATES MAIL

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE .
Trains New York, via DesbrosSes and Cortandt
Ferries, as follows - 49, -
Express laTisbrg Pittsburgh the West snd -oith with
Pullman Palace Cars attached, $50 n. ana $50 r. IN
daily. lana
For WilamspOrt Lock Haven Cory, and Erie at oOT m
connecting at Cory for lsylc Petroleum centre ana the
OIL Regions. NliaElspori and Lock Haven $50 M
For Baltimore Washington and the South, Limited Wash.
ngon Express Pullman Par0r Cars daily except sunday
At $3.50 NJ; Washington $40 Regular at S:4O
A. m. l. i; and .. m. SUNDAY ana y. M -. . =,
Express for Philadelphia, 1880. $50. $40 it3O l1med),
1890 a. H.. l. t. D. g. T. $780, and IL night sunday
O. g. T. $50. and Emigrant and second class,
r..
Accommodation for Trenton, a. m. and i:l0 p. m.
For trains Newark EzaDetb Railway, Princeton, Tren
ton Amboy Fleniugon, jelydore and other points
see local schedules at all ticket Offices
Troins arrive: Pittsburgh GEO and 1920 and
1870 D. H., daily; 1910 and $50 D. M daily except
Monday From Washington and Baltimore $50, $3.50 a. M.
4:lO So and 1920 y. sunday, 6B1, 959 a. m From
Philadelphia, 500, G2O, $780, $780, 1910, llSO s. H. = 0.
4lo $40, $50 $40 1910 and l0;2C p NJ sunday 5Oo
Ticket Offices j26 Snd 90 broadway, MOI Astor House.
and FOO. OF DesbrOSscs Cortland No. cOlrtst,
BROOKLYN Nos. IA ll6, and ~ Hud0nst HODoken; De
pot Jersey CITY Emgrant Ticket once 10 attery place
FRANK THOMSON, ID. NJ BOND lfr
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JANUARY 30. 1877

East and ghthst while she was wa ~
3rca1way Ninth.st, was held In fZoVo ns 70
trial Of David Mcdonnell for burglary IN p
ing No 443 Tsnthave resulted Yesterday W M
acutta IN the Court General Sessions but ne was u,
arrested Officer Morse and taken before !ns,r
charged with assauug John Ioyt OF 40 OH nsn "a ,yr
seventh st, the 9th Of December, ana War con"'
examination until ~
The strange actions of man and boy IN srcV ,,
ave an SATURDAY night drew attention OF Ernst
who closely watched them. In front 81 every ~ a
cigar shop The pair halted the boy recci'o lIo ""
n snn on money entered and uade purchase -,
turning he gave what he had boneht anu l.e
Mr W,t,ip hsd them arrested Counterfeit dit po
found az every place which they had yisis hs Vs.,
a va h,s nam. AZ Waller Welsh said That lie had run aNS
Rom bs home I'm New Jersey ard induced by ie i
John CAL around with him. Trey were nv, ~ ~ air
stats CoTI sslonrr shields yesJsr9y III s'Vo jail W
examination.
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THE COURTS.
THE DIAMOND ROBBERY.

THE DIAMOND ROBBERY.
HOW 1T WAS ENDEAyOIED TO SECURE LANCE
LOAN.
The hearing in the case OF William y. r.
MCCARTHY of No 20 West Thiteonthst who Is accused
of being implicated in diamond robbery on Saturday
was begun before Justice Kbreth, at the Iomps foico
Court yesterday afternoon. The affidavit of Charles "
Hand OF No $50 West Thirtioth ST., from whom 1t Is
alleged diamonds stolen. accepted rs tho
direct examination. Upon the crosscxaminaton Dy OK
Judge Curtis counsel for the prisoner Mr.. Hand stated
that he had been IN the theatrical business, and had
bought and sold diamonds as a broker. Bo also had
dealt I'm mustangs lie was introduced to Mccarthy
about two months ago by W. A. Bars,
passenger agent Of the Baltimore and ONO
Railroad Company hut u about two weeks ago that
the two met for the discussion OF business project
Mr. Hand said that AZ that time he WAS advertising ior
loan Of 1928, 900, having in view repetition OF tue
mustang exhibitions that given last Spring The
ARRANGEMENT entered into substantially that Nc
Carhy having negotiated the desired loan upon lot OF
diamonds collateral security was to share the poniS
the mustang enterprise. Several attempts were mace
to arrange this loan On Thursday last Mccarthy said
that he believed that he had found man who could az
range the loan and introduced Hand TO lame man. who
gave the name Of Ewood Thompson. Articles OF co
partnership had been signed by Hand and Mccarthy
At the st. Nicholas Hotel Mccarthy drew up a
paper giving him the power TO hetoli'@e va
The diamonds purchased on credit " MTs lHnch
and her sop who deal in these articles and were so 70
Mrs. NJ Whitney Of Thirty sefentI-Si Tor INC ho'ha
snm of 25 cents Nj. Hand admitted that TINS hd pteu
done that person only might appear as the asoute
owner o, the diamonds and thus facilitate the neSO'H
ton of tIs loan The to be paid Mrs. Lynch ana
her son for the diamonds was $4,000 ~,
The eXanina' ion will be continued this morning. ac-
Carthys counsel IDadc earnest appeal 20 nave hi'
client released on ball. but Justice kiihrcth declined 10
do this until after the CONCLUSION OF the examination
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Under the call of States the following hi

Undcr The cal OF StatCs the following DlIIs
were introduced and referred:
By NJ. BANNING (DeIu., OAiO)-Fixng the time for
TIC regular meeting of Congress. u provides that the
first session Of Congress shall commence Oh the 18th o.
March.
Gy Mr. HUBBELL Rcp., Mich)-Chartering freight
railroad company from tidcwatcr the Atlantic to HE
Missouri River.
The morning hour having expired the House resumed
tho Iteration OF the bill authorizing the secretary ~
the TreSuiy 10 pay JaiDes H. Ends constructor OF The
irttcs the mouth OF tire Mississippi River $500 COD
The pending question beiBg the amendment Cfcrcd
by SIR. BUCkNkR Dem. MO- directing the payment 10
b. mafio In UNITED states bonds.
The Substitute rejected Yeas, So; Nays, l62.
.iis being District of Columbia day. and Of
O'Clock having arrived the bill went without further
acton. Several bills were reported aud passed.
Iesssgc from the Senate informing The House that
tie President had signed the Electoral Compromise bin
read, and Sir Payne OF Ohio, hereupon notice
that at o'clock TOMORROW, lie would move That lie
House rOcced W the election OF five members Of the
Commission.
1..e House then, at five minutes past O'Clock adj
fOurBcd. and Democratic announced " take
immediately.
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ESTATE OF A DECEASED LUNATIc.

Joseph :. Stuyvesant left the bulk OF his property
to his SON. Nicholas Stuyvesant, who beffe a death hal
shown symptoms insanity by codcl 10 his VIII he pro-
yded that in case proved insanity Of his son the income
Of the estate should be used generously the benefit
but ON his without children he share left 10 Lin should
70 iol Ike 10 the daughter Mis- Wooionse Win
remainder 10 her children had no children then TO The
children his Prosper. MIS- Woodh"use has Nhs emu
1ran Prosper Syvcsaut dead. There lcgaccs 10 both
Mrs Woodouse and Prosper Stuyvesant in the will
Nicholas " declared lunniic and Iitpy
dudley on Nav - 1873 appointed 10 take care Oi MS
estate Nicholas W SiuyVCsa d'd last SCricmDtr aiu t.
v \ Baldwin bchalfo f Henry Dudley applied Yesterday
IA e panuhde supreme our, Chambers Tor an 'Lr
10 la ana state the Of Mr. DUDLEY with Vie" ."
Osrbuiiue The funds his hands The VII = ccpttL DI
there 10 said u be dispute it's construction
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Mary Jane Collins. the mistress Of John Kelly, the
mail rubber releaseh by United States ComissOnT
shields Oh hri
Al the Essex Market Police Court yesterday. John
VUman Of no 1G3 Fihsi Cor tho larceny ~ gold watch
valued Al $50 hun By IOus Tobias jeweler " No
ICG BoMeTy repair. held In Getalt Of 900 bail
At the Harlem Police Court yesterday, Philip
his wife OF S"Yehty tDUItt ~. and tho
boulevard and George AuGenheiner 81 Onehundrctand
tenth boulevard each held IN slOO bail Tor
violating tbs KIrfse iaw.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, five boys
Richard DonDe. VIM. Kelly, Ihos. MaoDy Francis Ne
min and John McGuin charged with entering the store Of
Louis aruns at No ]49 Waslngion~t, and stealing hgs
valued at $50, each held Ia $500 bail.
JsTnes MURRAY charged with bring aecomIdc- OF
burglary the boot and shoe store Of Adam
STicker OF 1913 ETOOme ST., held 10 Ia SuOO
ball
At the Washington Place Court yesterday Knto
Hampton weknown piekpookoi. charged with Stealing
purse containing ~ from Mrs. Louisa Parmeaer of no. 2i0
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AN ARTISTS BOSTON AGENTS.

George Inness. the artist, in the Spring OF
1915 entered into business arrangement with Don ~
Richards picture dealers Of Boston. under which he scpt
them paintings valued by him at $4,000 and they al
vanced him 900 orthis sum he gave bis note Ar iE-
ncsssays that without having sold or pc
Doll Richards brought suit Ill the supreme CONT
m,on Ills note year ago Mr.. Ilness set mp as u'
Tense that The advance made IN c0hsdeialIo oi ms
appointing them his general agents in Boston IIecent
Don ri haris disposed Of all the pictures ana Scst
day i. T. Bartlett, before Judge Donohue, III supreme
Court. Cha4be moved 20 set up ny snpiemeita' an
sTer tie wrongful conversion Of these pictures De
eIsiou WAS reserved.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NE'
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.


FOR TRENDUN AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New YORK. foot OF Iheriys for Trenton and Phlla
derla at 73O, $50. $50, 1870 l30, 800 $40 1900
T.. IT,, and al 400 u. In. Trenton.
Leave foot OF ClaIkson-st. at 7l5, sl5 95. lll5 m
1:lG. ..:l5 1875 D..
Philadelphia station North Pennsylvania Rail
road. Third and Berkssts at 73o $40, 930 1888 ani
$50, $50. 80, 1870 y. IN.
Leave trenton for New York a: 100 $685. $40, $50 a.
1915. 2: o. 4:l5 6:O5 D. IN .
Drawing Room Cars are attached to the $50 m.
and m Sleeping ~ the IL O'Clock mid
night trains from both ew. YORK and Philadelphia.
SUNDAY TRATNS-Ioaye NewY Ork foot libcrty.st, aud
PHILADELPHIA Third and BeTks al $50 $780, IL
Tickets foot OF Liberty st., foot OF GARRISON st.
Nos 500 and ga broadway at the principal hotels all offices
of the Prize Railway Company in NewYOrk and Brooklyn,
ana 1T No Courtst, brooklyn. Baggage checked from
resislence TO destination
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P1SSENG ELS jRR{VED.

FROM BERMUDA-In siea,nShip Gamma, Jan. 29.-Mr.
". f. TTradwe Dr. EusaCc Capt. Mc'anich Capt
r. \. Lenaz capt H. Davis = N Davis, Mrs J. u. Zpll Mr.
j. - SuitrT, MIS-. J.. smith, James Stand, j. g..
Warrington ". cox j. II. Cole. J. g. Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs
Rouse Wu Rouse, r, NJ \. Martin X. de Concerto NJ.
King H. Jacntha, VI. JaCinta r. dos AngOs, NJ. r.
nctc Manuel JAcinh4 May Jacntha, NJ l1ndada, Mr.
MIS- r. FurHice l. Francisco, J. AscncO
FROM SANANNAU-ia steamship MdgE0ii1 Jan. 30 -
Mrs T. J. PIKE Mr. and Mrs ChaS. Brri.ton Walters
d. H. Benny, Parkhursi, John SheIiI ii. Thomas c.
a. II. Irrtnn. H. MCnCken T. DOlan.
FROM IJNERlDOI.-IH sfedmship HyODrPg, Jan %
Alfred Roc. \. stegeF George Humble. Henry Bartlett.
Miss r. Mc.fanu, AckCs Mr. Mrs
Mr.. ana MTs. James Gallagher Joseph ill.,
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4 aoy,s MURDER OF HIS rATnER.

Nicholas kIick, age 80, Of No 121 Forsyth-st.,
who was with Jan - by his George,
died yesterday. The Ii, mother corUbOrng lis story,
stated that defending his mother from
the 81 bio atcr VITO drunk. Tho father however,
had GuaTecd with his lie because she allow ed
ri the Jan. IL he
Lad dispute with woman who had been IN the house scv
her s0mcwh here else Ills wife in
ho pushed cr against the George In,
and without WORDS to wounded man asserted, shot his
faf4
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Too CANDID BY HALF.-NisitOr TO new

married iucnd,: 81 adnrng Your little carriage,
Mrs. McIuckc; SD" Mrs. Mci.ucke: "Oh, the
brOushaml Yes: you'ye no idea what comfort find
it" Nj. McLnclic: 90, aye! It's gey handy We've
jis iObblt lie cab for tie cGorse weather." Punch.
"RCmcmhcr who you are talking to, Sir"
said an md -naut parent to fractions DO. am your
father" We'll. who's to blame for that - said the young
faint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30

Harris p Hurst be Collector at Pearl River MISC; JAZZ
Miward NewYork, United states Consul at Ohch
VIM r. Hughes 10 be Indian Agent at Grand nV"f Agency
Dakota 80. o,,o N
Tostmdsters-Jolm A shpman, at Springheh, oh1' ~
Heal Eaton, Ohio: ]. r.. Johnson nj warsaw III H.
Swaze Ptkin H.. W. La Du. Chiffon Springs ~ d.
Wiggans Greenport ". VI and T. y. Willard, Brso leph
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PART ITT.-SHEBIpAN. J.
IL. iInnn Hri. MrLLS.

GENERAL SESSIONS Pant 1.-GHDEEsI TEvR, J. - Mary
Strs- ucrnrv Thomas Kelly TarrE Furaty Assault anu
battery Jsnts Reed James Ryan, Gus M'rr aa;uts Wood
strh Nils burglary I,ufy Downs, Grand larceny: solo
.uu jacobs grlid laic~y aud ,evibs stolen
cu,: Michael -lic. IItZ MarGHaId Lawrence Freeman
%"rst Williams John Hays. Ehlah W. Hou-Lton. grand
larceny: Alfred Martini false prccnscs Christopher Fox.
Ousccl' literature. -
PiAT Il.-St IHFELASD, J-MoItimer Shea VILLAIN Konx,
Patrick .Ic0waI ROBBERY; Andr.G H,tuccr James NJ
gent El,dld IcgTd assault batrr Michael
Nc, a bur glaIy George ErsEine Elizabeth Mack, grand
larceny
Cor.r oF AlEAIs, ALBtSY jan 29.The following is the
OF Airc1S day caienGar for Tucday, jan 80 1877
NOa. 1856, 81, Ioc, 1911, III, 40, IG4, and l9l.
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Gin Real gstdte for GGle.

DROWN-STONE H USES near the Park,
- oh TO itlIayes ut tbCs former prices! several
Gently forecloset j. W. STEVENS broadway aud ia 81
lOR SALE-By order OF EXecutOr-The three
4 HOUSES, No. Z39 7th-ave, No. 24O Fast S1tls, sat
No 3l5 West Both St.: AL well ren.ed. Terms easy.
sA5IL EDDY. Ii5 Broadway, Room ~
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NEw-HAvEN. HARTFORD, &c, Fare. 81 81:
~ PeckslP tor ,, H. 'a"'
BOSTON & NEW YORK AIR LINE II. R.
ID WINTER AnRANo EMENr--Train leave N. y, ~
u H. II r. Grant Central Depot daily tSanays eroep'co'
p Boston cypress Arrives; wsrce.tsr 20; p MI
Jersey CITY transfer steamer MaTyiandJ 1899 m; or
Harom River Loo Pullman palace cars through with
Grind Central Depot Esshas odins might changes. a.,
ryes: putam. go nj Worcester. I:3o a M HashIa'
s % rSlsy s.assi Ssrasd o
H. r sHsrassndeu. dss PASSENGER Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
ami foot Of cisrkonsI town. Freight
co@%oheins Jan. J. ISL nowYors foot Of LIB
Es s for Much Saa saass
uecs at Junsnon VITA D. L. q W. ,.,, su,,v 10,
Hieh Isridgc Branch Eason Aiientown HARRISBURG and
tho Vest Maucn Chunk, Tanaqua Towapda. whkesbarro
'ioSo a. m~For somerviIlS and Fiem,ngton.
fSy EasSn Ba Ae
Mahapoy CIV. ma1et0n Resdns. Columbia, Lancaster,
400 D. mfor High Bridge Branch Ea..on gey,dcre,
n DEE sR ann aha we asfoa connects "
mS 9r sE%eFs asa d RfIp G Ta,cu
Reading, Harrisburg, and the West
boats leave foot q ciar.on up town. el6 7Ie.
SO a15. 1913 llI5 M; l2:46 S;l6 ais, 6l5, 7l5'
CONNECTION by ClarksOnsl Ferry at Jersey City
For trains 10 local points time table at stations
$50 a. m sso y p m Tor bound Brook and
points and 800 p EsSon Reading and Harrisburg
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
H A5Eo NS ShhScH OCEAN ck6vE SEA GiRr AM
Trans leave Newlork from too, Of beryst North
River a. siS La .a., an a. M i;iI go D;n
stages from Report connect at hata"an Station
with ali trains
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CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The Senate in Ex-
ecuiye session confirmed tie following nominations To-
DAY:
5us Spear to Commissioner Of Patents John g. Barton
- he Collector Customs Ut Norfolk and Portsmouth. Val
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Drcoklpn Real Wslats For Sale.

DWELLING HOUSES Nos. 43 Willow-st,
~ 81 HiGk ST. 10 3D. and 50 Na,sau,i 100 and lU3 Pine
applest l79 and l91 Willougby ST, - Lafayeitcave
GORDON /. FORD, 81 Ciark-si Brooslyn.
E'OR EXCHANGE-HOCSES, brown-stone
frOuts directly the OF Prospect PARK. Brook.
vn for EXCHANGED SALE. LpcaaT, 20 and 81 seventh
ave- "a and 50 MaTksaye. 1913 Prospect place. 81 LIN
coin Mace ali Te-pCc, admirably located win
all improvements owner would take in par 9ts
small houses ROBERT :. BUSSiNG, POI Non1g1sst,
Continental BuilGng Brooklyn, Broker In Real Estate
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MINIATuEE ALMANAC.

| sup rises . az SIG Moon Tises. 7l1
WAGER TIL,
Hook. $50 COWS island 300 Hell g. Ferry 104D
| DAY 4. n
Sandy HOOK sos Cows Islam. $40 Hell O. Ferry liza
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Gteamboais ano Railroads

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatOnic
ID and saugauck Railroads. Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT Catharne slip at ll3O and Bridgeport at
III D.
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BROOKLYN propsrIp 90 Lei.

TOR RENT-That eligible HOUSE, % ~. II d.
York ave- corner VI Atlantic ave. BrooAy ~ ears TIC
modern improv ements and exta ennychl.. I'd trees s
grounds are handsomely laid out with ass oba ST. New
be rented low 10 good tenant Apply al ~
York. "a
ITO LET-3-story brick SCHOOL, nO1UIlfTS, VI
i 1853 Remsen ST. Jstory brick DIV ELl . ~ Broekys
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Citp properip Go Efi.

YIN propelip W I''' ...-.>o.~~
TINE AND BRICK YARD in perteepe gsV VA
with bulkhcac sheds &C. foot OF S6th 81; r ~ ss,hs
also storage ROOM Address g. IL. DAVIS, soI 80
rI,O RENT-The large and comuodSlsSsSss
Il DWELLING No l2 Hubertst, near heio' pplsiCI 30
ton for boarding and lodginghouse JANi-'
Huds0nst
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TOR STANFORD ACRE PROPE,hSl Ia .m s,ss
or both of two desirable Villa Residences 10 ycfE
modern improvements as minutes from "Si%, ard
and within mile OF the intersection OF the s,n
Jersey Central trunk lines at Elizabeth snd m gshl
from passenger station the latter hahed o Io, sa
stree and IN highest and best part 81 vac v ssa &C.
ont in drive garden lawn shade. frElI nov" 100 AID
stable and sheds holse premises yaleh ~ ys,us eco
$40 900 respectively equity sS,VO eael; ~. Lon.
per MONTH assessments. Afdhoha fn No
ing aso PLANTED out II desired. Address. s%'iHs P
81 nronerty' post Office Box 1874. Elizabeth M
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Honses ano farms WanisO.
Real estate 90 gfcban9s.

DROOKLYN HIGHTS-Wide HOUSE oset.
ID looking East River, or more extra Iou '"'
sirabe small country place taken IN part payment
~ Rutland & WHITING, beeAul@Ss--
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &C., Fare. ~.
IN Peck slip for EewJayen nj D. M daily
tSundays eXcepted, connecting with fOid
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A WEST 9TH-ST.-Elegant square ROOM,
nicely furnished with BOARD; suitable for gentleman
wife, single gentlemen rot and cod Waei DOM
floor references exchanged.
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Boar0 ann Rooms.
Below FourteenGh-st.

I'D AND II CLINT0N-PLACE near Broad
I - way-Iarre and small ROOMS for family gentle.
men, with or without board Also, PARLOR FLOOR suta'
81 a doctor,
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as WEST 9TH-ST.. between 9TH and 9th
-iit aves-A pleasant hail TO rent also. double
room for two gentlemen, very moderate terms table board