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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-25
THE COURTS.
DECISION AGAINST A RAILROAD.
CYRUS Il. MCCORMICK WINS HIS SUIT AGAINST TIE
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.

CYRUS Il. MCCORMICK WINS HIS SUIT AGAINST TIE
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.
Cyrus II. Mccormick, with his family, IN
March, 1872 took his baggage to the depot of the Penn
syvania Railroad Company at Philadelphia 10 he checked
to Chicago The baggagc-maser, under the regulations
Of the Company. refused TO give the checks unu the
passenger tickets were purchased. Mr. Mccormick went
TO get bis tickets, aud meanwhile the baggage was pat
on a car On Nj McCormicks retun the bageagema
refused the checks until he paid for the extra weight
Of tie baggage. MT Mccormick refused payment and
demanded back his baggage. bat the bagCa- master sd
this impossible other baggage was ID
the same ear, and II could not be rtacAeu
and removed in time for the starting OF the
train. MIR Mccormick declined 10 20 on that
train, ana obtained next GAY order from Mr. IAom
SON the president Of the company. ~ the dESat t'-
ter az PAila cephia ~ telegraph 90 PsDurE auu s4P
planuf followed IT, but found mat ia III lul3 tne n'-
sag, had no, been stopped but Aad gone on 10
At Chicago IL was stored ana me next lh-"' "a7 "e-
5!r. Mcjoimck sued the railroad company in New
York Tor tac value az his baggage. The ca-e WehI 10
The Court OF Appeals and came bck for reria Judge
D4nuuuc Ias leo findings OF fact and law, allow ~
tie plaintiff Judgment Tor s7,l93 pr rcil al ana 7I''4
interest, IN all SlJ,lZI.
HE courts hold mat IN this ease the defendant t not
oocupy the position of common carrier iowa ihc
pauuh and cannot alal itself OF any OF me rules wien
Inv, been established d. % tbc aue- al comm ON tal
riers OF passenger that the defendant IS hdhe Tor ne
acs OF he bas Ter, ana because ~ AaH ',a W.
PLAINTIFFS property without MS consent H. w. ~ %.
against Its rules IL snch cases Was therefore re-
spOusDle 10y %. Tic reasons "ssiAe ie t u 'i.t
could Lot release % rom Tue lte oI ~ "WH ~ W. -
amounted conversion. ~ It's own Woo Ei a., 10
deprived itself oi lLc power Oh Ies,oIli- ~ r t
baggage. 10 had the OPTION oi giving lhe 'htAS ~ TI
Inn up Gc trunks aud n the err unsiance. Wl, u .l
Thought about made tue ator imprlc cable the former
might have teen done. IL Iiu 10 isH' Ai7l !"
OF its rules upou tie plaintiff, ana then -c O.. disic-H
IT, While 4e plaintiff va. Ghtyhs 'n' falF 80, ,.y t
baggage that when il came TO demand 0i TIE Ilauln
the Observance Of another rule, 81 Wleh hh hio hui
ueittoioIc nag HuUet' anu ~ t u'u az ~ -
lis property me pfdc'a 0Iuie.t5 aiHt "l ia. -"o,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
vrW-yORT's COMMERCIAL FACILITIES
-, ,sr ALLAN Inns DOES NOT ESTABLISH ITSELF


Nryy- WORKS. COMMERCIAL FAClLillE
-, ,,t,N trYr DOES NOT ESTABLISH ITSELF
HERE.
The Allan Steamship Line, which formerly
-, , Portland found it necessary TO Withdraw us
a.. ..,,.o other mont. sir Hugh Allan thon Sought
~ 49,, ,,.io,l Atlantic eeaports as q starting point
..,,,,,,. came To Eew-Y0rk After spending three
,,, De failed 20 secure such facilities as ne oe-
.tt.~ ,so hsndiinc Of freight, and began TO look IN
.,.., 5,,..t.on he claims that h. could rot obtain
.., an fbe North River unless lie went "ooNo
aa-.-t,.t .rd-st aud that merchants would o'9ec'
-. t.r1i,, tlcr goods so Gar mp town ne was
.l ,c~ Of, the East River. nur he found lint was
~. i,,,i iveucut. Baltimore. fhioeipna, anu Pc,
1.rrf..r dues These items. ne rtl-' ht i''"
-, ,rgc q. Nrv-York. for lnstanc. S31ouo H,tt,t.
+4 DO. nj Re ard the extra expense 10Y uui''lllL
s.r f,r tho protection of freight anu ditii',o9 "a
SSr.- II would Dc a Stin greater tax, when Won
a.. l.. lr..r.i8rrah. SIP Hugh Allan was ~ tit CIV
.,- DAN. .o and .Hid that hc hat ABOUT Cttlutu q"
. I'm, cicr from Philadelphia !fom when port SUNNI
q. I.f4 vessel. have already sailed. ,.....
" 1 r-,... f fue Anchor Line have been cudeavormg
o., t-f rs.c ytar. To- obtain 0duifuuHl ""li ll
ms ana ans now promised another pier near 'ht zoo,
al Clr.stcuur.--t., within three Licht- a. . a. ti,
..t.r,. nv occupies i1Hrs, Nos ~ anu - NVat'
W. For one az these n pays To thc ciil on annual
rental f GOO: other was 500 urea on 20 ltI t
l.. Granted by fEc CrlOgatitu, pay E- hol y ~ w
civ THIS tG.scd per on tt teSt we, ,l
steamers draw fWDutNlrtt lttlNl Wdt'i ~" nv
- CLAIM that they c0ul4 not get cut OF the Last hle
and ACROSS th. bar cU tbc same ldf Inc l" 90 t''
g. rl.f H- Gle current Iulr very strong A th, Las
f. vol. moi Lo safe cross tUthlr" Iti tAtcpt ~
slack water Of the agents suggests th"i iuuH W,
a.. would he afforded II the ocean steamers W e
iii accommodated Ou tine North EiNef ma le W. "''
sound stsanbo Oh the East River above the Drluge
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FYpoRTs LIST WLTK-

The exports of breadstuffs from Ncw-York,
las week were little m excess u those OF tie week be
fore WIN the exception Of corn, in which there
fan a. Of q nearly 80 per cent Wheat was "a few bun
dr,d bushels. oats 300 bushels and barley 10000
bushels u excess OF the shipments Of The week befOrc
a., following the exports from tie oicIs records Of
tae Produce L1CAaL. including bread. tfi, provisions.
naval stores and petroleum Whca.. jGS.75l bushcie
coru 3~5 OF bushels oats 4J44 hushes barley, 49,
beans 2s37 bushels -four. 1853 barrels rye nour
40 barrels; corn meal, 5.ols barrels; hons, lg4-
b-.. grass seed - I- Iag~ beef, so barrels; lois
tIefec- bacon 5O73 43G rounds pork. 42gl barrels
ham, 1857 pounds talOw, i6575 pounds; cheese,
laI9.JLG pOuud- butter, 1891 pounds sIiylt-
tuIpcu,iue. $3.50 gallons rO~-n 4,7Jl barrels Haph-
TIA, POI IA gallons; refined petroleum. 4JJ.5s a4-
Ions OU-cahe. e. IA, fC3 pounds
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ID I CnRBIN,s DENIAL.

u. T. Corbin, OF South Carolina, in refer
ence % the charge that DC had secured votes Tor ms
election Or Uuited States senator hy Uiilng members 81
the Maokey House o Representatives last FAIL said YES
tcrdav: 81 90 not fear tie result Of any investigation
s. far AS em concerned shall publish letter IN reia
lion 10 certain matters in = day or two never gave
tbc member, Of the Legislature q suAlc dollar Nbat
aid DO this. Last Fall wien the Nv" STATE Govern
lurut~ ia south Carolina IN conflict. Judge tIlch-
tel euiourd the state Treasurer from pa ny ANY utt
H. members of tc rictlu legislature. was loil maj
thg Legislature would have To adjourn, as many 81 the
members were suffering, and could Rot OBTAIN then pay
advanced .oliC alton OF friend OF NINE, >lh
If money 20 pay the members. l never gave single
member money ~ a bride. Tho STATE cod SCUM taFuua
owes noe the money have never got IT, ana may never
81 u again. Iley welcome 10 Investigate lie all
they p.t4-c' .... .s
dr. Corin saws he viii spend the holidays Nor.4'' aud
will shortly return 10 South tpruilId.
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RrsNEss ENRARRAssNENTs.

The sale Of the property OF ). &. Ford y 20.
took place Yesterday a. auction at No. - Fmhpace'
hv order ~ W l. Ritter, the assignee Tie properly
which consisted Of copyrights plates books Sheets Iii
niture and nxures realized SG564. The following are
the PRINCIPAL prices obtained: Plates aud c'pyT+ht OK
William Cullen Bryants "Nw Library oi Fo'.'y anu
song Fl $50: the FIRMS right in the copyright am
,ia,os orc NJ Edward Egg1estons " Christ III All
- 05O. rho firms right the copyright ana cohttet
Win Henry Ward Beechcr, for "Ihc Lie a. O1'4s'
uh gres colica etc 81 coo: copyrights, plate etc
% Harriet Becchcr stoves works, gl-0i t llii C
tract giving the right 90 complete ara pay .oI ' rltc
no plate- controlling the copyright of hcl"e Women
al AL. Bbc AND ths Church 10y tie RrL. Is tsii.
Sf1O. ~ .rs and copyright u d" 4 New HouseAeepti =
M.Iuuai " los Catherine l.. Ececher, c'o
M. fiabtle, of CIeeubaun Brothers, bankers on -
j. Ws~t amount far as The assignee mas b'l u'It
10 lsaIu On >2sUOoO. Regarding the assets 'he assignee
save hr cannot vet tell their value. ,. 1890
ASSIGNMENTS tDr the ueHeht Ot creditors were he' e.
te.l.v Dos ErazeI Il. Martin o. JACOB Natlal. aIH u!
COR. j. Newcuu and John II. NV. 0mb t,tW'o'Ap
lfotuers bellows No. $50 Watcf-siJ TO JoAh llama"
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APPLICATIONS FOR SPACE AT PARIS.

Ex-Assistant Secretary of the Treasury X. C..
Mccormick, CoiumissoneGencral 70 The Pari LxPo'l-
ton opeued an office az Room "a, Post Office Building
yesterday. He viii keep the Office open 70 receive app
cations and to make arrau gements for exhibits until the
Isl March The fitting uD Of the Office and the ueces
enrv rsiminar. the patch of business. have pre-
vented iu from looking over yet the uumerOu, apflea-
ftons which have arrived from Washington, and
those which were m the hands OF the Citizens Commits
sion which have been transferred 20 tie Government
Commission lie states that there isl large number OF
applications from manufacturers Of agricultural nipple
meus and for achinery q all kinds Firearms with the
latest improvements will be shown IN great numbers
Tho space ao ted or products viii necessarily be
small
From present appearances Mr.. Mccormick expects
COuslderab difficulty ~ deciding what shall be admit
ted ur rccctcc the amount Of space 10 De allotted
each exhibit He intends. however, 10 give OH appca-
tons such consideration that there will be just
a.
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There was the usual fTOhc, preceding Clnlst-
mas. at tho stock Exchange yesterday morning Before
IoocIDck q large crowd Uf ladies aud gentlemen Lao
gathered IN the spectators gallery to witness the
Tie brokers were supplied with about 800 fish
horns WIKI which they turned the Exchange
into a temporary raudemouium number Of footballs
were subsequently added % the Serious damage Oi scN
ora Chandelier. and tie nUinC danger OF tAc presi
dent head Tie L.lIdlUu strains OF LauccrEan sup
ulied tie music foI the dancers This Amusement was
afterwards changed 10 a cake walk A good sup
NV u hour had bteE provided ia the gallery.
small sacks ~ which shaken over tie crowd Glow
fcv minutes before O'Clock 10 was announced that the
Governing Committee had decided TO adjourn rom
O'Clock Yesterday until Il O'Clock tomorrow, ana The
brokers replied 10 the ringing OF the gong with wild
cheers aud Shouts 90 their associates OF "a merry
(.rIsfma-t"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-25
THE PROPOSED COAL COMBINATION.

At the recent meetings, in this city, OF the
presidents Of the leading coal companies. e>-'ucse
Packer. pr,sdeu Of the LeiSh Valley Railroad refused
10 take any part IN the proceedings, assigning az rea
son Tat as a common carrier lie could not erte
into any combination for the limitation OF ION
maze over lis road. The LNhiAh Valley Coal Com
,.IV oil which Mr. Packer j. also the president mas
been reurtscnted nc tie meetings 10y Robert II sayIJ
re General superintendent ana engineer o the iH-
rod company Mr. ~avrc and Nj. Packer expressly
stated 'gt tho former present ~ M meetings
ou.y ts tie representative of tie cou company
,l.f some of The individual operators IL mas
I.eu decided however, that az the meeting
uf1t Tr.Gly M SiyIc VIII IU, De present mus aNuto
ir.f.r uo,,ihnty of the assumption that TIE LeiuEh
Vni-y Railroad is taking any part u the coHDlh'toA
g.r Irl-u Valley Coal Company aid some ol u. .i''
vdual operators will bee represented ny Elisha T. "hbu
s-cr-tary ANA treasurer Of the Franklin Goa COMPANY
Z tf are forty -four individual operators along a.. At
a. nc Ialirh Valley Railroad whose Wluts produce
about - per cent OF the total coal tonnage OF Tie road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-25

Sppye1pr C0srf-C hatabers-By Presiding Justice
Davis-TIc people etc. aet Dollsrh and BnOther-Wnt
gased and rc1tar rcHsuded ont the uneNpi I'd
Of he term. &c GlsuIpfsIduJ Potter aeI motifs
MlfhsTE Mlthfrs--DIisTr granted.
I,y Judge Lawrence "uu4s rcE Union Assnfsnc- Com
lally agi. Aiiecr al Al euofaEda-i fOr cUUEsei
CtfcI'f- Fli' Icy Judge Donoluc-kiug"n agL Mckay
memorandum.
S1pr..Or Conyi-Specn Ttrm-Bg Judge Sedggick.
-kayuc RI Oh agt. ltnscnhcg lilac 0ri,r Issued oRcIy
act Faurll a. -ODmmiHs0n ordered lautOn 90 o. asl
MeyerOrdfr rcyyng suit against executor etc hesOn, IT,
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COUNTER CHARGES BY HUSBAND AND WIFE.
In the divorce suit by Catharine +. Lachen

never against August LacAonmeyer, Tie husband yes
tcrday ueWed, before Judge Brady, motion provi-
0u,ly denied by Judge DOnoAue, 10 open the default
taken against him. and srt defence that size is
married to him. because in NeW-Dr.cau- divorce oh
tanned against heIt SAID II her intimacy
with hI-suc was forbidden TO remarry. H. l1yr-
for ms neglect to put in an tn multiple
10y suits with which has haIa~sed hIm. she says
that Sin, had $4,000 when Size IJa,rcd him. aud ne
poor. ana that Dc has taken al her property. rc
iu her admission 10 hef owl house. Judge Brady
served IL decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-25
CRIMINAL NOTES

ThIty-fve persons who We're arrested on
sunday nght and Monday morning, charged win yo.t
g tie EAcls Las, were ITrl-nrd az tie Jefferson Maj
kei Police Court yesterday, aud Leld N 800 bail each
John J. Plume. age twenty-five, a Telegraph
operator OF $40 MEcon-st., brooklyn, wac arra.-Od
yesterday 81 tie EiltyscyrltA Street Police COurt
charge 0f abandonment preferred hy Ls wife Jo-epue
OF No. J4g sccOud-aye. Tueg nave ben married only
eleven months, painted nearly three months
The th.t the trouble Is caused by her mother
u-IaW. TIE prisoner was locked up ia default Of &JOO
pail
George Brown, cOlOred, Of No. 1j9 Leonard
st., acid yesterday, M $4,000 bail 90 tut toriam
Police Cont, lubbiug Green Wright. OF Morf-ula
Of silver afc aud clothing valued at g6U and Theodore
AoIey uf SILVER ware valued al 800. An5t ~ the prop
CITY paWncd 10 r. Kenny. 81 No. 81 Mu,btrfy-Ti
Tie prisoner also suspected 81 being the burglar who
not long ago robbed Justice Henry J. McGowu and
other ~ lem rc-denir IN one Weeh HIS case Is 10 De
tlo!Ou-Lly luVOatI gdtpd.
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The Presidential party left this city for Wash
ingion yesterday morning hy the limited express which
'et jersey cry az S3j o'clock Pdtlor car No. 7O3, o.
Tie Baltimore and Ohio Road. Lad been placed at their
Disposal and after taxing their ia it they received
call from superintendent Barker, Of the Now jersey
DIVISION OF tlc PcEus lvu. ,ad. shortly before the
itan started General Mccormick. Commissioner 10 The
.ti- LNi"-ll"u. entered The ear md cobvcIsUd FOR
'" moments vitl ne President aud krs. Have Iui-
-'1 Ael o. VIII remain ia tgis CITY uutu friday, re-
8- ~ W ceielldtOa Of tac silver Wedding Of the
1lesieeii and MIs. Hayes on Saturday
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article which he manufactures and II IS only necessary
to say that in reducing the price he has not lowered
the standard Of the articles
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caOICL rEAFuMEELE. 49, romEr ARrIcLE.

I'M VIItLIi-7 AID IO!LEI ARIICLE-.
III l!e large and elegant drug store of Cas-
-''4~'o Co. 81 bsoadway and TWen;y-fhrdst.,
are 20 be found many bandso,,. ana ,,.f,I o,tic.
suitable tor holiday prcseufs Au,oo, ,ba.e Good, on,
N..' 49, l7ili,s iucG via the rarest and mos
~ tlsc. ,,,id T, o1liy boXos containing one, two
,e-,, 80 o ',les' Aand mirrors tootl.bri.nr. eic 4
Tie holiday season "'' De'H A-"ur uu44ht
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NORToN,s - eoLl1 80

o. ,1'' 'oh, TIE eoid pen manufacturer of No.
- Maiden Lane. has reduced lia 49,, =, -, ~
They we're always low enough 70, the o,,s,s - 49,,
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fosl ono (onno.

DANK BOOK LOST Bank book No. l22.-
iu. ~ th- Bovrrg savings Bank T. missing Tic finder
j. requested Go tAe UalE D. not iesoic before
Jauu ~ a. 1875 application viz d. made 10 tie bank
uuW book.
DANK BOOK LOST.-Bank book No. 49,
ID o. " thy BDNtIy Ha.k r. Hssng The rnerr
requested return 10 lo no" bank. II moi restored before
JanusrF 1873. Application Will b. madsto the banA Tor
b0oA
DANk BOOK LOST.-Bgnk- book No
ID 4os 100 81 the Bowery savings Bank b. missing The
DO 90 the bank n not restored
IAN day al January 1915 application vii be made
TO The bank f0I new book.
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CHRISTMAS.

~ Mnrk's Church edavr. and loth-'t.-CHRISTMAs
DAY. morning prayer. holy coluur by the
Rs.t.r tAe Rev. j. II ~ LANJ, ID, AZ II O'clock.
Church OF the ;ncnrDation 3adisou-aye and 35tl.st
The lev. AEIHi BROOK. HcciOf.-C HRlSI MAS DAY,
II O'Clock, sermon A. cnllmuriou service.
Church of the Holy Trinity, Madison 42ist
CHRIS DAY service al II a.. The Rev STEPHEN
Ii. ~ 80, j.. VIII ollcl4te.
Unitarian Christmas Seryire-Iie Church a. All souls
Glc Rev. Ir. BeoWsI Val with IN church the
81 s,iah. corner Itt and parkdyc The Rev WILLIAM
J.. ALGIE wall preach al i a.. ~.
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REAL ESTATE.
NV -YoRK. Monday. ]

YEv -Y0BR Monday. Dec 81. 1877.
The only business transacted at the tx
chang, salesroom day the following foreclosure
sale:
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CORPORATION Eoiltes.

PROPOSALS for FRESH FISH will he re-
ccr.d by th. Commissioners OF Public Charities a,l
Corrections December -, 1914 Pun particulars la me
City Record. tor sale at No. =, tty i4!-
DROPOSALS for CONDENSED MILK will
received by thu comm s'io4-r' "a Public Chaies anl
Correction until December - 1875. Eu PARTICULARS III Inc
CAV Record flI sale ~ No =, '1ty Han
DROPOSAI.S for FRESH BEEF, MUTTON,
4 Vial, PORK, and CQHNED Bl.tt vii D. r,ceiyga Uy
December ~ is77 Fun PARTICULARS III Tie city Record Tor
sale az No =. City Hall.
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Gin Real Gstaic tor Sale.

NWI NtNI N5IWIE IUI 5uIE.
4 RCUEOLOGN AND ART.-ContainS papers
~ ur fYHtt Taylor Htty ~clucruu Professor Ortor,
J.. 90 -fiu4u AID Clarence CoOE. Tribune Extra No b.
Price. IO c,u,s.
kTOR SALTWATER front for rctnericS. chem
teal WORKS factories, large blocks with ulkhead
water iout also Dka iDr %" tnugs ior sale lo" Apply 10
W. f.. BEOWEB, 20 Wl4amgt
EOR SALE-Threc story bTOwn-stOne house ;
i91jO1lUC locait, hrstcas- couyeni,ui: negAbJr
hood o. tAt Windsor Lot-. VIII Dee sodlow ANA Ou easy
tsuu-. Address WINDSOR. Tribune Ohce
WOODLAND FOR SALE.
Loo acres superior woodland Cape May County New
Jersev. r-oao aud near landings. Apply TO ADRIAN Il
MULLER * son. No. Z plAt-,t.
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Gliuaiions DGnleo--fenales

4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN would take
~ charge of baby Of Der lcDuce 81 viii have mothers
care CAL or address -t9 isi iothe, nrt Moor. hacA.
COOk, &c.-By an English young woman she
Y la capable COOK ans wash rHu Wel gsutr-
o. AOlseVofk cit las g1oi references. At e
PROTESTANT HOME BI hIAU, ld- Oll-aye
nRLSS MAkER.-By a French dressmaler in
II al. branches families work 30 home reason.
able terms. address Nine EEDHON. 100 cot 25jAst be.
tween 9th ano 5ti-4ycs.
NURSE and CHAAIBERMAGD or HOUSE
- NLltk-by yOuu- CIR. use. O. of children
CalIH. j.
li tdF good reference. C-a ue
PFOIE~IANl BUREAU, l"- GtAatt. allow, lDt.--L
[TASHlNG.-A respectable col0Tcd woman
w Wishes family washing y Dozen on bv tie
month. FROM 30 cents 10 - cent? dozen; lO1 5osL,
Gtlave
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HIar5le enc 5lale GaHtrIs.

Hlar5le enc Slate A!anIfls.
4 TTENT!ON Now the time to purchase
y -LATE AND MAHBLL MANIEL~.
pic nave. a. low Slate steps r--rs III kinds %
slaf.wors PEEHHlN SLATE CO..
80 Union square. y. y. litlaye and tth-stsl
CRATFS and FENDERS.-Ihc largest manu-
II factUrers OF low hal1s down grlte- with dump
nr attachment We would cal! especial attention 70 our
open Tor bufnug wO VITA briss anlronr iend
e ur lions and coal hOis IT antique aeg bask gates
$500 swinging gt. on eft.rs on ezt patterns "io'sd1o
}. I. COSONER CO..
so tanSl St. NeE-N Ork.
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS;
VI also monuments hrads0nos floor lug. plumber and
furniture r atty reduced prices Turning Or tho
trade A. FLABIi i34 and l@0 Last lStst, De-f 3Iaye
- KLABER n CO.,
81 West 5lstst between Broadway and 18th Esab
l-.td ISIS MAhTElS, TllING, MONUMENTS, nj re
drred prtces. PLUMBERS nLA b. specially.
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Gituations iOantc0-- ala.es

A SINGLE MAN, American, middle aged.
~ wants home Ir city country; VaE~ 40 object YI
ANYTHING. W. H. r. li9 chathanrt Reward House
A STRONG, healthy man. of steady habits.
n tftfrg years O.! dt-Tr situation lnDr
u-It waiehu.ai tie city De- Wiling
fef-ouae give good reference.
Guifr pI JAtOB GOLDMAN, $50. a23 West 4thtL
WAITER or DRIVER by a Young colored
w laa. city country fifteen years references 1919
West 2GthsL
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DcnlisIrp

nr. WAIT. ST., No. - East 23d-st.-Flrst-
clsss dentisty al low popular prices extracting uBI
pue without Chan :csn and examine spcci
mems and pncos.
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Ra RnaA " cnml

3sto-y ard basemen' bro stone ho1,e with lot
i5oIi. ScwYcls life Inc 5000
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CHINESE CERAMICS AND CLoISoSNE ENAMELs,
cURfos AND RAEITIEs or HISTORICAL INTEREST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-25

Extract " letter Nesrs schy er. Hartley Graham.
"1he China consists q tie dnest be had aniN may 10
mentioned that II 3, very hard 20 ec, The age Of the China
varies from go 20 $50 years
II = the dnest collection ever sent 70 your
country"
This contains tie psr % Coisoune vases valued az
5000
Ao on exl iii,on Choice Persian Turkish Goods Pot
terry Eubroileres. etc. 20 De- sold FRIDAY.
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Gin propertp 90 Get.

Gin propsrIp 90 Get.
CHERRY RIPE BY Helen b. Mathers. author
y of Comm THO the Rye" lat ~ most brilliant
novel published complete in Tribune Novel Extra, No
II. Pucc lV cents
no CURE. 80 PAI.-Hulls Patent Cast
y Iron Galvanized Top tor SMOKY cmneys sent for cir
cul4r lit Ill, GRlPPEN < CO.. 3lo 5davr. Ntw-folh
L0O l.ET-The marbe-frout store, II Beck
uaI-s.; size 421l2J Ave stories. Apply u III LAND
q WHITING . Becamal-si.
rrO PENT-The 4-stoTy l.. B. hOuse 81 East
3i.t-t. vel ned for the occupation Ola sua FANNY OF
ans bot water furnace open Hrepacts perfect 'eAa
ton. Apply on u.e premises
Two REN THE handsomely furnished, well
ventilated English basement house c0mpletg order
hotw4ter open places Apply On thS premises
No. a last 3lstst.. Madisonaye.
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Cectures ano meetlnas.
fine Arts

FNTRAOLDINAKl AkI SALL.
THE SCHUYLER HARTLEY & GRAHAM CONsIGN
MENE
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Coun!rn aea! @s!a!s for Sale

TOR SALE-Vcry cheap-A beautiful cOun-
j uy Rockiaud County. twenty miles from city
Address Pos Office Box 4O2S.