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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
LADIES' ART WORK.
IAD1Es WOFh
At the monthly meeting of the Ladies' Art

Association yesterday the subjects under consideration
WERE Art and the Artists Facial Expression" and
Art in Advertising" A petition from three art So
ciees in Philadelphia asking the support Of the Ladies'
Art Association. in favor Of separate department for
the exhibition Of wOen's work as tue Paris Exposition,
denied, the ground that art aud not the artist
should be considered IN that connection lhr following
classes are announced To open next week drawing from
under the OF Mr. Morgan piincplcs OF
design and Illustrated lessons: free tn students OF IN"
ciety classes Classes drawing stone, aud etching
will open tie first week ia February The original ex
hibion the meeting included life sketches, portraits
in OIL Landscapes drawing stone, hordi panels wall
paper designs, aud painted fans, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
ROBBED IN STREET CARS.

Samuel R0senthal of No. 1913 DivisiOn-st.,
and Morton BrittOn OF No. Orchaii-st., last
night were in Third when Rosen-
thai missed his watch. He and Briton mme-
datsly left the aud started in pursuit
OF five who got of few moments
before The thieves fed bat Lawrence Casey, OF No. Al
Iniversity m tcr scd aud identified 10y BritOn
as one OF the men who tagged NJ his chalu the
While Casey was being searched, john Tgh entered he
station house and recognized rs a companion OF
Casey's. Tne two were locked up.
4 man named Millgan came to the Central ONCE ~
midnight and reported that he had been robbed on
r. ghth-aye. car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10

Captain Medero, OF the schooner Phche,
which arrived few days fIom Arnotta Eav on the
north side Of the Island OF Jamaica complains that he
cause the Arn0a Bay Fruit Company icfused 10 nay TIE
negro employ Is unii he had pad bis m., the negroes
assaulted him aud attempted 90 rob Eini Tnc 10 a. pJ
lice instead of queng Tie riot arrested the captain.
The negroes then attempted a. puuder tie vessel but
were driven on by tho crew. Whe TIC captain WIS con
fined the cargo Of oranges rOttcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
FORGED DRAFTS on A CHARLESTON BANK.

Three forged drafts for $1,000 each, of the
mt National Bank OF Charleston, c.. discovered
se''erday al the National ark Bank in this city, where
.aey had been sent By the Bank OF the Republic.
1ne numbers Of the drafts we're 27,6O7, 27.G0S
ua 1900 and the signature of Andrew simOBds.
.1eaient Of the FIRST National Bank Of Charleston,
~ Iorged No attempt 10 initiate the signature had
s sd made, the handwriting on the drafts bore
f,ssihy whatever 10 that OF MIR. simOnds On the
Tsuleht dialts Char estOn was spelled CharestOWn"
L. were originally made payable 10 the order Of
l,cs d. hlbg aud were Endorsed by W. WeirIisshcir
I'll ,; Oi Montreal, by whom they made payable
r.. ". J osd Cashier Of tAo Bank o. .he RepuDlic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10

IL will De observed by those who rave about down
oddcn and taxrdicn Ireland that its tax PEI capita !.
50 - 10 BU-iUn's 500 80 while the misguided CHiuck
who prefers the ciIsic " institutions OF ioitcring
lupu1rchv 10 the free government ~ cities. VIII
nud some consolation when Ia pays his annual lax ~
80 S6 Ic total Indebtedness OF the United 'cs
l. -.il 20 -c nlc the municipal irdrbcdncs- alone
amoi.nfs tire enormous sum 0 7Gii.JaS.btJ' or up
ud of go 900 900 than the tuiirC State dtht
winch IN Tic Southern states through the terrible mis
rnc is aionn upward of l~pOuOOUo. ana which, IN TIE
better governed States Amounts 10 "a mere hagacUt
(eographically considered. tAc bulk ~ municipal debt
- located ia the Eastern states tine state dcbt ~ the
Southern states n the 1870 cities may be taken is l}
Ht States lind that
NoW-Y York STATE carries about 2oJoOOOoo. 's-dcl-
sett- upv ari ~, OOOO,N PcnnsS Nauia r-2OipO'h.
NcwItr,ey upward nI e3O.OuO.cop. and Naint nearly
COO 20 making total OF about - l1,opOoJp ana
leaving by fI nghtest proportion or thr great west
ern states. The siIc dchts Of the East very heavy
ns compared with the Wee, VIII be seen by the follow
A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
CHARGES AGAINST A POLICE CAPTAIN.

IAWrCncesA. CuTTy, OF NO. 300 East Seventy
fourthst CITY Marshal, preferred charges yesterday
AGAINST Poce Captain Wlians OF the Twenty-nnth Pre-
ciuct Mr. Curry alleges that Captain Williams ordered
nina 10 br pui ont Ui Guorc's Garden, while lac was
witness ne the performances Of the Police Athletic Club
ON January = aud HAT the Captain sIiuck MIN with his
clcnchcd flats and Otherwise ill-ircaed im Mr. Garry
saws that Officer 5iohr thrcatencncd 20 club NM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adams, Enos and wife, to Mutual Life Insurance
Company No l.9i1 81 ave near lOsth.st lOOyl1.S
Ahrcns, II Z 70 II L Lindmann, No 264 West 37thst.
3~.'Nlbf
Berry, Barbara. to Louisa Eye. 53ds = lj1 Il Of
Ieyington-aye. 2jXlOO5 ...................-.
Cauidwell. William 4, and Nathan Bishop 10 William
\ caldwell. assignment Of mort gage
Conway. Ellen and husband, Ia Grrnn icb savings
Bank, No ZIG East Goth A. near 3d-ave, .fs3X25.6
DOlan. stephen ana WIFE to Thomas nOlan and wife.
l-9tiI II :, between 3D. and ith-ave-, 81. x2J.
Fcste Lydia M, 10 Patrick Lilly, Aye-D, % II
" Of 6th.st, S9x23 neutrality-suspicious..
Goddard Mary L l. Geo " X Madison and Moses u l
Goddard trustees, 10 the Bank Tor savings OF the
tlty 81 New YORK .--.-....---..,
UtnSe. George and vf". Ia Frederick Wcstz, No "a
Springsf between Narick and Clark -sis l00S15
Hcus,c, George l. and wife, 20 Felix HorB. No "a
spring II, between NaTick and Clark SIS, lnOX25..
Hunter Eiie IN Edmund X PeaTSley II BucyT7ls,
Ohio. Chatham q = 30 II q # Try0nrOw, S0X2j.
Hunter William n aud wife, TO Michael Burns inter
an! lots Nos ll9 and III ptt-st. 257 East BrDad-
Way "a Hcnry-.i and 6O1 Water si......
Jatirav Robert. Robert Jaftray admins iaor a.
siInGent NJ mortgage
Kent. srrah Irving ant husband, 10 sarah UndeThi.
Treasurer. No 10 Cherry 81; Go.6xl6S ...-.......
kuChOh. Frederick and wife 10 Chas Dey1nier. 3Zdst
80 10 q W ol lstayr. 9S.3N
lnoftIage
Richter Ionls Ella II antell, ll9th-s :, 316
nf lStaye. 100. lONlS
Specht. Horny ana WIFE 20 Mary FrsbeIt. J2d 81.
= 3oJ u Of Slave, lGO. JN2O-
Stevens. Frederick ". 10 Daniel III Brooks. assign
Ecni uf mort cage, I've .-..-..--.- ---.--...--.-
Trcnz John and vie to Carl Mailing half Of iot
jy. Niil.ge of Morris
Wigger. Joseph Il and wife. To Wmlnd VI Wiggcr.
iIll0i. tn Of tJthst. SUx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
TEN YEARS FOR MANSLAUGHTER

George Y. Kline, convicted OF manslhughter,
in killing his brother-aw Archibald Allen, OF Bnr!inB
Ton y j. last August, at Mount Holly was sentenced
Tuesday az B0rdentOwn, 10 ten years imprisonment
The circumstances Of the killing were as follows
youpg ram name Wmier, had circulated uiurlIlIs
rcpois ab0n Knrs sister. aud when klLc and NlndeI
met the former took latter ~ task about ~ aud de
,naudcd an apology. Winhrr refined 10 apologize,
wberupon Kim. drew a pistol and was about To -'oot
him when Allen nicrfcr1rd aud received thc contents
of tue WcapOD A his abdomen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10

sJto,5.so-
,srLHS.


From the abovc table II observed that IN eight W.T.
crn sairs com pFi.hg population OF nearly l1bpouH,
We have riac d,ht 81 only Si5rOOopO az about ~ -
per capita Whrfca. the zig great Eastern state be
sides carving the bulk ~ the ilCnl d'hi "i ~"
United SI4te-. are bowed down with state dent OF
nearly 500 100000 ih!- debit amounts rii to ~"
census so nearly - pr cIpiti, wlrl, con-
blYcd with = municipal deut rju- from 80 1" ~
per capita. make yoke for ctz.nt 81 large Eastern
cities almost unbeafabe.
but however bad the State debts of Eastern rtatcs may
be- th,er ~ The soith aye umc i.ufIhy "Or.e. j." IL
lutrs ihis great dang nine Of ia" southern sa's
have Dccn selected from orr main table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM LIVFRPOOI.-Tn STEAMSHIP H0niGna.-Mrs. Kelly
Miss VI. Kelly. Mr.. Bracken ID. McDOuga, f. Rostwlck, d.
Tercayriinis.
PROM GLASGOW IN Steamship Anchorid-Mr and Mrs.
Coman Mr. Mrs d. COnd. O. Phelps A. u. Findley,
j.. Steualt. d. Mcclellan, d. g. stewart.
FROM HANBURG-Ta Steamship HeT,ier.-Capt. w. Pat
tcr,on T. sanders Nye j. Oppenheiln, g. Hoyse p Fed
dcrcn. H. Schopf1g \. v Lcput D. Wringahcr j. b. Bar
family Louise GndOn. child aud servant, jose
phine Haywood NJ Winter. II. Hergues, T.. Ritter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION ORGANIZED.

WILLIAM 7. WOOD ELECTED PREsIDENT-His Re-
MARKS AND SUGGESTIONS.
The Board of Education met yesterday for
the purpose of organizing for 1873 Commissioner Dowd
acted temporary chairman. The new Commissioners
Manniere and DOnnelly were present. b. +. Mannlere
appointed in place Of Waldo Huchngswho declined
On the first vote for president, Commissioners
Wickham received nine votes, Commissioner WOOD ninc'
Commissioner Dowd one, blank Upon the sixth bal
lot Mr. Wood received the eleven votes necessary ana
was declared elected The opposition 10 MI WOOD was
prompted il is said by friendship for the exMyor ana
o disagreement with President Woods financial ideas
Lawrence d. Herman chosen Clerk oil the Board ana
JOhn Davenport Auditor. 80 H.,
In bis address the President reviewed the work OF inc
Board during past year In regard to the fac that
the Board Estimate and Apporti nnment had reuceu
the estimates of the Board Of Education ior lo1S
5000 900, he said the friends ~ common SctOo ui
sectarian education might well feel alarmed, in view OF
the action OF the Board of Apportionmeni ana me
last two messages of Governor Robinson, IN inc
first OF which normal colleges, aud In the second
the high schools and academies were a'ttchea
WAS a great mistake 10 suppose that, with thurUthhy
good schools and efficient colleges. the dlrett
would unduy burencd, for IN the case supposed tey
would send their children to the common schools hnu
colleges, and thereby tue great expense oil ptVe
tuition He advocated tho abolition OF French ana Ger
man In the upper grades OF TIC schools, and the miro
ducun Latin IN their stead this would lnpart Det
Ter knowledge OF the English language.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
THURLOW WEEDS ACCIDENT.

IAe injuries which Thurlow Weed received
eSOeen iah On Tuesday evening, have confined
' NICE then. The cuts the left eye and the
and The ae pose were BOTH badly infamcd yesterday
syss d., Or White the family physician. ADVISED how
sitenept we'd should receive visitors, as the
Sena Number OF friends called ON the nht of The acct
"" many cards were loft yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR IIVERPOOI--In Steamship Ftrthfa-C T. Adams
J. Is. Barrett, Mrs Bell w Bennett. /. A. BENNETT Il. Bcr
rrn. MI j. g. Black MI and Mrs H. VI. B1ttOn, j.
W. Fowler, Mr and Mrs A. Graham, w g. Green Mt ana
Mrs. W Crime g. IoriO, j. W. Kemp Lieut. Lever
r. T.. Il. Nagrath, l.. Malone r. McianGs Miss G. Mar
ray, NJ and Mrs = isoy. Mr. and Mrs j. W. smith Mis-,
Lille T. smith, w ". story W. story, A. Wegert Nj. and
Mrs. j. Winter M and r. WOolsey, j. r. Eldfidge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10

John sch fslonous assault and battery George Taylor
Richard smith, DAILY, William Stokes George Smith,
Charles MeCkert Burglary; Lizzie Martin, William Doocy,
MARY CLARK Mary Cassidy Elizabeth Jones' John Mulcay.
Gustav Neiion grand larceny Joseph Wilson, forgery
Christian Roos pretences Thomas Harvey larceny
from the r}0u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
Hlarblc ano Slate fflanteis.

4 TTENTION Now is the time To purchase
~ SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS.
Prices never slate ana ant all kinds OF
.,,t.vnrl PENRHNN SLATE 60.
so Union square, y. Y (tl and l1tl-sts.)
q KLABER ~ co.,
-. West 5l.tst between Rroafway AMI shave Estab'
Is,rd 1919 MANTEIS. THING. MONUMENTS, at re-
ducrd pr,ccs PICMBEits SLABS speciality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
SUICIDE ON 4 FERRY-BOAr.

William PoutIn, employed by W. II. Ke;ehum,
shot himself on the Twenty-tlrdst. feTy-bcat ye-ter
day a. tae boat w crossing TO the Hew-JorSey side lie
then rmpCd overheard and was picked up by tie H0-
DOkcn ferTybOat M0rTiTOwn aud taken TO Hoookcn He
died in the feiry-hOu after the boat arrived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10

Having selected eight American cites. we VIII now
take eir foreign States and. possible see wDai
costs TO govern thcm IrcolcCliug. however that the
taxation per head includes the expenses or armies ana
navies as well as Government works, ETC.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10

There once WAS IA Blair. named N0ntgOm cry,
" 40 fulI of fuss. feathers. ana hulnnery,
Rssaytd IN "a pet
Mr. Hayes Ia upset,
Eat was eauelclcd IN u manner quite SUNNI lrv
- y. !. Commercial Advertiser.
The banker bowed his siNered head:
"Aud must this be. inde,d' my iate -
The banker raised his svered head:
Not much. I'll rehypoihecaie."
louisville C0urlcrJCurnal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
A BOY AND HIS KNIFE.

Two boys, each thirteen years, Isaac Harris.
Of No lOs Clinton place. and Thomas McSally, OF No.
$50 Cinton-pace, had quarrel lat evening" during
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises 72f sun sets.. 452 Clock fast SO
Moon 1859 Noon souihs. 5l4 Moons days
WATER 1ODAY-A
sandy Hook. Gov Island. 0.f2 Hell Gate. 231
sandy Hook. 900 Gov Island. 0;57 Hell Gate. 2f6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
QUESTION OF EXPELIING METER AND bonner.
The Governing Committee Of the stock Tx

change adopted resolution yesterday, which was
recommended by the committee appointed 10 inve'u-
gate charge against Meter n Co, and John Bonner
Co, suinnOnDg Gabriel Meter, John bonner aud Ar
thnr L. scwcli 10 appear before the Governing Commit
tee next Wednesday, To show cause why they should
not be- expelled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10

ing ladies at this time that has become the fashionable
pastime at New.Hayen. This lady mastered the art
without difficulty, and on January 10 the museum at
New-Hayen viii open class with Mrs Darlington Tue
lady who was instructed hcre) as the teacher Ine
Messrs Barbour desire THE TRIBUNE to say that they VIII
freely instruct lady from any and every city or towof
museum art association the c0ndltion tnat
they, in turn instruct Others in this beautiful work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
THE MAcRAME LACE FEVER.

ms ne connecticut Museum of Industrial Art,
n. haven sent. on the invitation of Barbour Broth
~. ,ady TO this city to learn how TO make Macram4
'ne Lew Industrial art which is so greatly interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
I'er'CGpd.
~ M
Western states. ........
Southern ~tatcH...--...,


southern StatcA....-.... ~ 90
startling facts II substantially that which the Municipal
Commission state reached. He that isfoiiy
10 propose remedy les radical than either the absolute
Acknowledgement o the nOnaxpay ing population or the
election second body Of men by the heavy Taxpayers
of city represent the property interests and curta
tho reckless disbursements of the public funds. Tie
shfless hummer" he says who basks ia iho sunshine
al gnshQp door, tho shiverng psupcr seeking meat
aud nights lodging in the police station or the NAVY
breaking stones the cys streets, feels Interest In
the government VI tho city, AMI has no moral ri2ht To
dictate sha char. uf It's treasury The absurd
and unjust principle that allows snc 10 vote needs
10 90 hut step further and Insist that conductors
and brakcmen and engineers employed " railroad com
pinics have equal rigt with the stockholders IN the
government Of the road"
At tie meeting to-day the treasurers report pre-
sfnttd, showing tie expenditures Tor Tie year 10 have
been ~. G97 - The annual membership was reported
AT 375.
\ report from the Committee on Social Economy upon
tie subject oi cheaper homes for the people read,
gyiu an account OF The progress 0f tho movement III
p,iltit lphd. Ncw-York and OTHER ciiics.
Ine secretary thcu read h- report. Thomas Went
wOrtn IIlggiu-On, of Rhode Island, and Tie Rev. II.
Wines. Of Illinois, cicctcd dcl,u to represent tHc
association tnc Prison Congress ~ DC heid al stock
hahn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10

which MeNally stabbed Harris In the left arm WIN
pocket knife and then made his escape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
Gounirp Real estate for Sale.

L,OR SALE-TEXAS LAND-Tcxas land
scrp.-Inycstments will pay 100 per cent Crort every
10 Correspondents viii address WALlACE
SIGERSON, 5l2 Chesnatst- ~. Louis
nor SALE-STORE and DWELLING COM
J. bned, any light business at " lLLBRook, Dutch
eSs County. y. Y Address BOX 81 FlSHklLl- v y.
EOR SALE-Very cheap-A beautiful coun-
try seat in ROcklaAd County. twenty mAes nom city
Address Post Office Box 4O29
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
REAL ESTATE.

YEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Jan. 0. 1878.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day:
BY Richard ?: Harnet.
st. rs it0s' ssnsse
3.story and bas' meni brick dwelling house with lot
Mo AZ Yves, S"hs' Asl IT lohave lot asoo
s.tory and basement brown stone house with loi No
re East ssths is # sdave ot22xio22 900
hGose sitH ah o Es,, s!1s 1913 600
14-story brick tenement house with lot No 800 East
li3thst 8, 40 fte 2dave lot 20xi00ll; N ooo
'i'' By H. III Muller Son WV
'stSz en- sG%2 IGs asrss 10th e.
95.9 David Banks .-.......... .............. 5000
aory frame dwelling Se e Wiz h'G It, No e4a E..
iO9!hst 100 IT W 2have, lot 2oxico' Harlem ooo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.
Aeks5 Alfred rs ~ to Fsass esem 5000
Barnett Baes and WIFE, e Hannah sehn No lo72 soo
e. 1852 It o. iOsthst 1900
s. i6S II S Of ilistst 7Ox 5000
oAG &sss sSsss g WEE: @ 40 @
eof Ave MO Assignment lease -. 1880
s. 1905. II Of lIh-ave. $4,000
p 1868 Il Of 3iave 9ssx256 $500
LchtensteiD Fannie r, TO William Woodwork,
for year OF Ave.A, door Of 76;hst, rent 90,
nvsrmSs, Adsis " T. Ann LIdIvcrmore, s5d;'Ins. ~
Liyermore Edward and WIFE, to Adele W Llvernore,
Mar S sio p r tav Bank s Savings 10
isihst II e. 275 It g OF lstave 25X OO5-.....-. 1000
Isthst n 3 500 # of si.rye 25xl005 1000
MllianO, Gr,lamo. to Joseph Chedssy, No $50 East ,
Mull!s3n, Ann M,sihsT MsfaaSiia, and william
and sGS Harlem Common, between 9lst aud 92d- go
Peasants harles W. referee TO Ncw.York Life In.
sI,rance Company. l32dst. 1875 # W OF itlavc. lara
Porter Caroline A and husband 10 Theodore steward,
l4lsi-st, = 500 II 6i-ave, 100 l0S25.
sexton Jane to Eliza Nc ssnns; 6Sdst as 80 &
II wof Lexln ton-ave. 3sxl0o5 also, Lexington.
ave, :, 600 II II Of "!th.st CGx20 subject to Ger
schwaner, Martin, and Paul Amend; John O'IseIly.
lease Of No 2s3 9TH ave annual ......... 900
GOill.st 2l.sye 20xiOO5 .....,... 1900
Van schaick, Henry, Walker COburn, release 5
ll4ihs and 4tiavc 100 IlxiO5 6057
Van setback, Henry, TO Walker C0,urD, release cor
ll4th-,t and ith-aye. l00llxlO5. ;;.;... 3769
Van Nechten. Leonard O. executor TO Walker Coburn,
release OF part OF mortgage PREMISES ON cor -
ll1th 81 and 4thave. 1901 xlO5 ........... $500
sarah irving Camp, wife OF James Camp (a3 indi.
yi'nals and trustees) Chcrry-s', near Catharinest
Vented, peter, to George Vented plot Of ground on
m DevGe-si near Og,eiraye. an !iighorige.ilie
ance Company, 133ds, = 1875 Fl W of ithaye, -
White Frederick G. referee to New. York Life Insur.
ancc Company, l33d-st, s. l3o 10 " OF 4tlaNe 1u
wlmcriing John Camp and wife, 70 Benjamin II
st. between 5h and Maiisonaves 10000
Wynkoop, Henrietta 20 John " FerdGn. W cor dst
ana Aye-D, 3lX4G.lO lease tor ~ years, at annual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
Citn prcperip Go Eet.

CNOKN CHIMNEYS CURED with lIULL'S
> PATENT CAST IRON GALVANIZED NENIiIAlOR.
Warranted. send for circular. state rights Tot sale
HULL. GRIPPEN & co, 80 3i-iNe. y. Y.
TENO RENr-The handsomely furnished, well
ventilated English basement house in cOnple" order;
ho attr furnace open aces Apply on tie pTemses,
No. "a last 31stSt. Madlson.aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-10
Gsitn Real estate tor Sale.

Citn Real estate tor Sale
A BUSINESS PROPERTY on Montgomery
"a Jersey city, two blocks from ferry good brick build
inGs f lots paying u per cent on price asked all rented
Tor sale only; terms easy. FRANK STEVENS, % Mont
gomrrJ'st. Jersey city.
EOR SALE-Ncry low, Il valuable lraseh0ld
property u lots on the southeast corner OF
22ud and lhave. having 30 years unexprcd APP
ply the lumber yard the premises, 10 JOHN II. BUS
SELL
L'OR SALE-Three story brOwn-stoDe house;
lax5OxlOO location first class ans convenient neighbour
hood the Windsor Hotel WI be SOLD low aDd on easy
terms Address WINDSOR Tribune Office.
EOR SALE or would exchange for country
residence 3-siory, brown cabinet finish,
houses East side Central Park. rutland & WHITING
Beeklnan>t.
WOODLAND FOR SALE.
l2OV superior woodland Cape Nav County, New
Jersey railroad and n-sr landings Apply Ia ADRIAN H.
MULLER Il son. No. PUe 81.
S-STORY BUILDING, 6th-avo =, near 30th-st.,
- SALE OF LEASE.A stationary and fancy store for
sale containing rooms for Housekeeping A. DALEY,
G06 6thave.
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miscellaneous.


DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
a. or 90, TWENTY. thri.st cor. kighthavs 100
Tir,aNr Forty seycntlst; 40 the HARLEM OFFICE
No Tirlaye One hundred ami twenty OuTii1
tIIacm savings Bank Budng) up ~ p inp at regular
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Here is q population Of q little over s.OO0,oD. im
povrrished by war with internal discussion, ana
bowed down with terrible Stale debt of Si19.ii3-oI.
or over S22 per CAPITA nothing OF the trcmeiduis
,uu cal drbts Of Baltimore, New Orleans, aud ~ on
which would biug the for the cillzens ~ those
cites To nearly 10 PEI capita GEOGRAPHICALLY speaking
the Investigation shows that the state debts are lls
t1buted about y follows
FER Camilla Per CGpiia.
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