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cALFNDARs THIs Day.

supRgsR COUKT-CHAMBRRs-Va Brant J.-COurt opens
81 l02 Nos %, 81 SO, 80 81 80. ~ 93 100 I5O
l3S 1872 1874 i6s, 1875.
surEmoR CoUET-srEcIAL TERM-sedgwick, JCourt opens
81 IL M No day calendar.
COMMON fLEAs-SrECIAL TERI-COurt opens 81 IL a. m
No day calendar
GENERAL sRsslOxs-PART I-Gildersleeve J.-Thomas
Winter rape Joseph Goldberg Samuel Hezberg burglary
AceDeft Lefch, forgery Florence Smith, larceny from the
person August Weiss rape Bridget Brennan James NC
loughn, grand larceny Thomas EagaD pett larceny Cha
DogmAn, Dennis Malone robbery John Imps0D, Pierre
Geenand Edward Horton Cornelius Doian, felonlous as
SAINT and battery Albert schultz Christian GrAewe Edward
GIaewe, William v. Smor burglary James Ward, James
Brady Francis Hagan Frederick Der0en, James SnsfkeY
Prank w. Simms, Charles Cornell grand lar
ceoy Edward Horton forgery JacObina Jacob. Timothy
Crowley John RYAN receiving stolen g0Ods Mary Gallagher
William Johnson Henry r. BTien john Tyler, Edward HILL
larceny from the person John Jones, forgery,
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THE COURTS.
A FEATURE OF THE oIL-PRoDUCERS WAR.
/. n,AypANUs ASKED TO COMPEL THE ERIE ROAD
TO CARRY CERTAIN OIL

FFATIJRE OF THE 0IL-PR0DUCERS WAR.
: u1ypANus ASKED TO COMPEL THE ERIE ROAD
TO CARRY CERTAIN OIL
Henry C. OhIen began recently proceeding
- mandamus TO compel the New-York, Lake Erie ana
.stcrn Railway Company to carry oil from CarrOlton,
Nsv.York. to weehawken for him. His petition states
nt arrolton is the point where the Bradford branch,
bjeh goes TO the oil region joins the Erie Road, and
tbot there his oil was delayed while there were empty
,sncars on the line though he offered to pay the regu
lar rates Of transportation, and that this delay was in
favor OF Pratt Co.. of this city, who were granted SUI
ncrior facilities and lower rates Of freight
The case came up yesterday before Judge Van Brunt
IN sunreme Court Chambers return by the railroad
eompany, which was in substance demurrer The
company does not admit the charge OF giving superior
advantages to Pratt Co., though exJudge SbipmaD,
lie counsel said there for obiectng TO the
recent OF freight the petitioner but the only cues
,oos really discussed we're the right OF the company 20
moi take the proper form OF raising that question
ExJudge Jones, for the petitioner insisted that the
1rsent company acting under the old charter OF
5be New-YOfk and Erie Railroad Company, which inl-
ooed on It duty 10 take all freight without discrimi-
nation The defendant migat have refused 10 use It's
cbarter having accepted it, must accept its bur
dens under the general act OF 1880 the COM
pany common carrier and bound 70 take Irelght
M It's regular rates, as Cnered Judge Shlpman on tue
other hand argued that common carrier, though II
could not refuse take freighs absolutely the CON-
many Lad very wide diSc elton as to the time, meaus,
manner and price OF transportation. This was pecu-
liar class of freight, which required special preparations
ana which, perhaps II was not a common carrier,
ned 10 carry at all But the demand OF the petitioner
was altogether large He asked that all his oil per-
haps BALI million OF barrels he taken, which would DC
TOO much for all the tankage Of all the railroads Aside
from that the sole duty Of the company 10 the petitioner
was that Of common carrier and 1t was well settled mat
tee remedy was by an action damages ana not by
Inandamus. Judge Van Brunt reserved his decision.
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Levy referee 70 Bs1edict xngsrnsnn AL
1Otb,st 9 between AyeC and AYeD Got No ll2l,
1ireeory ,.. 800. . l.ec
Coumbiast NO 1922 ls.9xl00 Joseph II TOone, -
referee 10 Adolphus Gutenberg 6O(
t6anicl cle4eSt referee 70 John rravers 1s4l
6Ot-st' =, 5S Il OF 2d-aye. lS.6xS0; John Good
lett, referee, TO Ernest BeatuB ............. BIZ
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CLAIMING DAMAGES FOR AN ASSAULT.

ALBERT GARNER, the billiard Player, and
Frederick Jackson his bartender arrested yester
day by Deputy Sheriff HassOn, upon order issued by
Judge slnnott in Marine Court Chambers, The arrest
was made upon the complaint of Elias Rosenheim, who
alleges in his affidavit, that August GARNER and
jackson assaulted him while at CARRIERS saloon,
heating him on the head and tearing his clothing Rosen-
nem suffered damages, he says, ia the sum OF 0OO
and brought suit for the recovery OF that amount
Tie prisoners were released giving bail in $3.50 each
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RECORDED LEAsFs.

Hickman William b and others, trustees, etc, 70 ia
COB Westervelt, executor etc, q East Broad
wag Dot No 965 on map OF the estate Of HeDty
Rutgers, deceased), 1871 iaxS76, renewal OF lease
for u years, at annual rent Of .................
Clark, James TO John DOseher, No 305 WashingtOn-st
years NJ annual rent Of........................-
Dosher John 70 John Walters. No 800 WashingtOn-st
store and basement), years, at annualrent off,.
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REAL ESTATE.
NKw-YoRK, Tuesday

NRw-YoRK, Tuesday. Aug @, 1873
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesrOOm to-day
Be- John T. BOYD.
SstOfy bfick dwelling and 5.stOry brick dwelling
with lot No AL East 24thst. n 5, 200 IL Q OF ID
lot 2JxSS o. JuO Taylor. 1000
BIZ Peter ~ Weger.
l3Ef0ry brick store and dW cling with lot. no % Bax-
iges4s Jane sayner 1850
IN HUH ~ C0HD
l5sOry brick dwelling with lot. No 424 East 120tl
y, 50 3l3ftw OF Aye-A, lot 169xlOO.lli Mary
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T. r. EVANs, General Manager. Buffalo y. Y.
VNHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
EIE %S EsEsS R RHiFohb a4K
OF TRAINS, taking effect June 3 1873 t,.... -
room coaches 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
M toayFast 81 Louis Express irving ws,s a az s1lo
vest Pulmans best drawingroom sleeping coaehes to Bur
DAILY Pacific Express for the Wet e Sleeping
na and Chicago without change also hotel dining cars
~ D. fn-Emigrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot New YORK Tor -
Newark 6;45 $780, 1880. 3l5, 4l5, 5l5. 6l5 1880
p NJ and u midnight saturday nights only sundays, o:i5
a. RaiS SPg and PAs.aio ga TO- 1879 Y
PatSfson q 6:i5, 7i5 $50 TO- 1915 1880 M u noon
S b5 9 e. s ISp aI t sSndSy oo o 55 Pig 10 No.
las ESQ 9 and y midnight at s4s
night Sundays g. $780, lOl6 No. la6' $780, y M and IL
eapSWan 74S w. 80 $3.50 p N Sundays, $50 IN
Warwtck, 745, iu:l5 a m, $3.50 p H.
RoRdoat aud KINGSTON $40 .; M sun lays $50
M sandsys Goo $50 iOI5 a. ~ $50 7:G0p N
Mddetown, 7:45 300 1910 a. M 3t5 $50 lOO D. m
s Ha 5 sSU b S Win and
Midland ts Ia 40 800 1913 a m, 40 GOO 700 p.
sandays $50 1918 a M, $3.50 and 200 p M m nj, ,o.,,
before 200 D. M leave Twenty thst fifteen minutes earlier
than above time trains leaving ChamGess, on qI1 a
trains leaving Chambersst at loco m and 100 mid
for passage aud for apart-nts drawn and
lnS COACHES en- be obtained for the checking
and transfer OF baggage be left at the Companys Offices
Brooiyn or at the Company depots. . -. .,
Express Traius from the West arrive In Ne"fork AZ f2o
a. M no y. ABBOTT general Passr gent NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave for Engewood Cioster Piermont ana
and saturday nights only at ll'5O m sundays 'oo
NsnaSi Sbfine Valley and Monsey, 700, 045 445
m. mo. n. ABBOTT General fassr Agent New-forE
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VIA
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD,
AND THE
BROOKLYN, FLATBUSH AND COMFY ISLAND
RAILROAD.
DOUBLE BALLASTED TRACK STEEL RAILS.
NEW AND FIRsT-CLAss EQUIPMENT.
AIR BRAKES PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
NewYork Transfer Companys coaches and cabs connect
with all leading clubs and hotels aud all points In
the city .,. .,,,,,-.,, q -,
LEAVE FOOT OF EAST 34THsTr
e:i6 9.45 IL, 10, a. m, l, 2, 3, 4,5,6,7,S 0. l0Pm
LEAVE BRIGHTON BEACH;
1850 10 lilo a. m 1910 1l0 2:10, $40. 49, $40. CLIO,
7:l0 $40, 9;lo. 1910 aud ll;lO p m
ROUND TRIP. 90 CENTS.
SINGLE TICKETS, EACH WAY, 20 CENTS.
Time from New.York TO Brighton Beach
ONE HOUR.
W. NJ LAFFAN, New-York Pass. Agent 26l Broadway.
]. CHITTENDEN, G. p. A. S. SPENCER, q. supt.
WEST POINT or NEWBURGH.-Dail lex
w cept sundaysl; see DAY LINE enlightenment re,
main WEST POINT hours; NEWBURGH nearly
hours due e New-YOrk on return AZ $500
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TAWARINDTEN GRILLON

universally prescribed by the Facuy)A laxative refresh
me and meiesed fruit for the immediate relief and
efecua cure OF constipation headache bile hemorrhois &C
amar unko and the usual purgatyes Is agreeable y
take and never produces irritation Prepared by GEL
ION 81 Rambuteau Paris Depot CASWELL, HAZARD q
Co corner 6thave. and 24thst, New-York.
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european Aouernsements.

MADAME TUSSAUD'S, LOndon.-Patron-
M t1l nv the artStocracy and American visltOrs The"
Group OF toiays Fashions PRESIDENT Grant War Group.
Grand Dnke Nicholas Pachs. &c superb reproduce
ZION OF Plus living state at ST. Peters Every crowned
head celebrity The terrible Chamber OF HORRORS splen
ua orcnesuA OPEN FROM 1OhulO
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A TROY BOATS-CITIzENS' LINE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
l) Leave NewYork from foot Desbrosses and Corandt
sTATEROOMs, 81 AND 80.

800 a for Washington Columbus Cincinnati. Indlanap
oils Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston and the
South Pullman cars from Baltimore TO Newark, o., land
Chicago
100 p Washington and the West and the via
Gordonsvle Pullman from Newly Ork 10 Baltimore and
Washington, making close connections for Pttsburg Gin
cinnat indianapolis Louisville, and ST Louis Through
Pullman Baltimore 20 CINCINNATI, LOUIS and Pitts
burg Washington 60 Augusta and Savannah.
800 H. IN. daily Washington. the South ana West Pull
sleepers from NewYOrk 10 Baltimore aud Washington
making close for Oh Cincinnati tnaDos
Louisville St LOUIS Columbus Pittsburgh the South and
Southwest Pullman baltimore Cncn-
natl connects Washington win for LynchburR
Florida New. Orleans andthe soutu
For through tickets please call az Ccmpanys Vnce, $40
Broadway NewYOrk and a ticket Offices foot OF COrtiand
and Deahrnssessts. and depot, jersey CITY.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
- -
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GInsiral 5usIrume'Irs

A DUAIAHAUT, late S. X. BALL g. CO.,
N. No. 20 EAST l4rH-ST
Chickering's Sideways and other Pianos and organs low
for cash, ON instalmeDts, and for rent
NEEDHAMS PARL0R ORGANS, sos %
atoms douele reeds) 10 ~ 900 Buy OF Manufactured
save .w0 profits A new insrument-(fHE NEEDHAA
MUSICAL CABINET)-upOn which any one can play any
tune by simply working the pedals Price SO and up
Il. r. NEEDHAM SON. las East 23d.st n u
XVATERS'S ORGANS ARE THE BEST
w made, warranted for SIX YEARs PIAN SSs.
stoDs $50 stOps 500 stops $50 10 Stops. $50; ~
stops s5 cash perfect order used sheet
Muaic half a Illustrated
catalogues mailed. HORACE WATERS 4 SONS Manu-"
facturers Dealers 40 East l4thst Newfork
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miscellaneous.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NV.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT 9Hh
UPTOWN OFFICES No 4 ,23S Broadway cor Ihrty',.rsS
At or sos West Twenty thirdst, COZ kiEathayeS soY
No 22Sl Thirdaye One
(HaTem wings Bank Buildings up 70 W. a'ietu~'
cnhce rates
T1NGL ISHMEN desiring the establishments IN
~ America thoroughly British neNsger 81 r S1
aoter. communicate At once Win bhiAANNA@f 49,
nnc Once Eew-York
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RIO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

" IllL<AAhii$A
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three depois in
Philadelphia. two In New-forz
Double Track the Improved Equipment and the Fastest
ON and aftcrtJuly 3, 1874
Express Trains NewYork Via Desbrosses and Court
lS 9 7S $50 $50 Hi"ited II $50 1880
$50 and D. sunday 4;3O and a M b, o. $50 1884,
osis Of BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through
trains Jersey CITY, anordng speedy ana direct transfer
io nSni4g trains leave Philadelphia 500 L. $780, g. $3.50
and IL m. Qimted Express 1919 p NJ - s'g sG
a m. A. 1855 y. M, and IL midnight "A -. -.
Ticket offices Nos 525 and " 10 conT
A. and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF fnonst Bro9kyn
Nos a ll6 and ~ gSsonsI H9oosen Depot Jersey
cl w S SK gTrHoMsoN, l. r. PALMER,
General Manager. Gen1 Passenger Agt.
TTHE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
To BOSTON. via Providence, direct -,
FULL NIGHTS hEsr ONLY S, AZ NILES OF RAIL
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, CAPTAIN Jesse Mott, n,,...
Leave daily lsundays excepted from Pier 2s Nosa
lam No intermedhte landings between New.fork ana
PT9yidene' via PROVIDENCE LINE TO OAK BLUFFS.
s3 90. ROUND TRIP IlCkkIs 70
THE OLD RELIABLE sTONINGTON LINE,
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
nj D. ~ frum PieI 80 North River, loot OF Jay'st
from slonngou sold via line Tom Newfork 70 Boston
staefooms FOR EITHER LISE ssenrS5 a
COMPANY Also tickets sold AZ eli hotel ticket ofncea
lreght via either me taken AZ ~ IA PrsieenI
L. W. FnKns. General Passenger Agent
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7 RUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
4 one RRANCU and pUILADELPHIA. vi,


I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, July II, 1873.
II -Fer1yboats leave Ncw.YOrk from Jamosslp daily
oep Sundays) 80 minutes, aud from S4thst, East River
island CITY, and from South, Walsf Fulton and Catane
Ferries ayl 30 minutes previous % departure OF trains from
depot Fatbush and Atlantic BROOKLYN. Trains
Brooklyn and Long Island city tHunteTs POINT as fol
lows: GTeenpOr sag HarbOf, &c, $3.50 p M and
on Saturdays only az $3.50 For Patchoguc, &C, $50
am, i30 and For Babylon. &C, at y5O NJ = $50
and D. m. FIRE island $50 q. M $50 For Port
$50 10 g. 43O $50 For Locust Valley az
$50 10 4, 1880, $50 aud $50 For Fas RocE
away &c, at $50 NJ 4, $50, ., and p For Garden
CITY Hampstead 500 and 10 M T. 43O, $3.50 and $3.50
M. from l.. l. city only 03O go and $3.50
brooklyn only Ol5 M, Hampstead, via southern p m
son. Patchogue. &c, Babylon, &C. q m and D. m
Northp0rt Locust Valley, and $50 p Garden
City and Hampstead ~ and $50 me- aud tIumL l. city
n 10 and $50 BROOKLYN only o;l5 pm. Trains
ROckaway Reach Flushing College Point Jamaica &c
per time tables FOR NEW.LONDON-Ih steamer Clip
sey leaves daily Sundays excepted sag HarbOr &C p
Greeuport Aanhapsett House 2:l5 p M arriving al
A FAST SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Brooklyn and Long
Island CITY at a for Babylon and Fire Island tIO0l
PachOgue ;45l GreenDOrt co. sag Harbor 92OE Return
leaves HafbOr $50 Greenport m Pachogue
$40 Babylon $780, arriving at Brook and Long Island city
az 1880.
JamessIp ana Sfths ferries az Offices OF New
YORK Transfer Co. 9i4 Broldwav. 1856 6haye C0urist
Br0Okyn; Island Express; Park place 7S5 and
$40 Broadway and Grand Central DerOi Ia Bie0kyn No
1888 WashngOnst, and 40 4tnst By purchasing tickets
Of the above Offices baggage can be checked from resi-
denee 20 destination. ..---.... al.
~
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II DANSVILLE, LIVINGSTON CO, NEW.HORk,
Has now over men, and children within IL trying
get their learning how 10 keep It. In IT, anu IN
tages adjacent AMI IN tents on the mountain slope V
Tors choose them 200 can be made CONCORDANCE
aud helped 10 physical and mental vgor wish could
81 The Tribune with the truth that 70 i've
rightly t. we'll 70 keep we'll and II SICK ana durable
20 get we'll IL aud women having common sense wouls
visit and examine its workings and see what we
are doing and how do IT, they would learn now 70 Keep
sickness their families II Il IN, how 70 be rd OF
IT, Would this bea worthy achievement Inc people
eyeywhere and perDeXed by sickness IL Is ter
re buTdens0me cost IYenure 10 say that
within Tbunes regular readers there are
myalds whom medicine cannot cure. Nine
teths Of these might well not have good health tney
only Enew how to get Editors cermen lawyers judges
teaghers merchants mecanics clerks Students farmers
yoneu OyerbuTdened OyefwOfked precOcOus boys anu
feeby grs ang really ILL., OF seriously Sick
and EnOw no better live In habua violation OF tine
laws Of life and health and fOOsy seek recovery ny drug
medication Now publish health journal named Iltf
LAWS OF LIFE IL these who getting ready 70 Oe O
have last begun be sick would subscribe AZ cost OF - oV
wear for IT, read II faithfully ana follow It's eac1k
they would well and well Ana II those VINO are sSk
no matter what diseases they are cnrablewOnld
come change their habs and learn 10 ve naturally
we have proved than IL 600 persOns-is not worth
tho while OF the readers OF The Tribune 10 wake up so Tar AZ
least for circulars copies OF The Laws OF lie
and various other documents which viii cost them n0thng
save postage and that they do not care 70 pay H.
and so IL NAV learn how res0nrtefu Nature 49, All letters
with the writer's and post office plainly written al
dressed ms above 90 me- will be carefully and promptly an
S"ereu' ""p'' JAMES c. JACKSON.
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sttamuoals ann RaiIroaos
A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.


A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
"A I. VIBBAR and DANIEL DREW
leave Vesty Street Pier 1885, and street Pier at
a. M landing at Nyack Ferry West Poiui, Newburgh POUCH
NECIs at West Point with for Cold
spfing ana cornwall To West Point Newburgh return
annex Doat LEAVING Brooklyn s M connecting at AL
from Saratoga. ~
RRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonic
eaye, daily Sundays excepted) at l130
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Ferry Station in New York, foot Of Lberty-st
Commencing July II. Historians New-York,
aao - Lherty-st.. as follows:
nun iana9ua WlkesbaTre Elmira, &C. Connects at June
$40 mFOr High Bridge Branch schooey's Mountain
bsnads LAKE and Lake HonaconR Easton Harrisburgh,
Maneh Chunk Tamaqua, Hazeton Wkesbarre, Scranton,
1915 a N. and $50 p. m.-For somervie and Pennington
p m-For Pennington. Easton, Mauch Chunk. Tamaqua.
Reading. Pottsyille, HarrisbuIgh &c
a m.-For High Bridge Branch schoolcy's Mountain,
Mauch Chung Connects at fsncion with d. L. aud w r. r.
5:SQ p M daily5For Eason. Allentown and HarTsbursh
For trains local points timetables at stations
SUNDAY, THAINS-Leaye AT o a. NJ, ~ p. m Tor
Bound Brook and intermediate points, and at $50 for
Fast0n. Reading and HarrsDurgh.
oh The . FRO llY and 3. re Annex mac connection
Jers y City.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
trains leave for Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove,
&C. 40 o, 7;45. O. Has a. m. 3:3O 4. 3. o D. IN.
pullman Drawingroom Cars attached TO the $3.50 ana
Stages connect Maiawan Station to and frOmKEYPoRT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Lberystp for Freehold at
G4o ll:45 a m, 4, s, pm
NETWORK and PHILADTT pUIA NEW
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Real estate TO Gttbanse.

EXCHANGE for farm or country residence
H desirable New-York City tenement property In fine
order and Rented. J. o. HOYr a SON. Pine-st
0nX1OO.-DESIRABLk UNIMPR0VED
HUI corner in midst Of improvements, in Brooklyn
will exchange the same, free and clear, for nice
place in country about same value, $1,000. rutland &
WHITING. No. 8 Beekman-st.
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steamuoais ano Railroads.


A LBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.
1AThe finest steamers thewOrd the DREW or ST JOHN,
viii leave Pier A. North River foot Of Canalst. daily tsun
days exceptedl at D. IN.
STATEROOMS 81 and 50.
Connecting Albany with express trains for SARATOGA,
LAKE GEORGE LAKE CHAMPAIGN, the ADIRON-
DACKS MONTREAL and points NORTH and WEST:
Tickets for sale az principal hotels and all OF Wescots
Express Offices in NewYOrk and Brooklyn Brooklyn pas
sengers transferred free by 4" Annex" boats.
THIS Is THE
ONLY NIGHT LINE OF STEAMERS SELLING
TICKETS AND CHECKING BAGGAGE TO
PLACES ON THE NETWORK CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD.
A TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.
sTATEROoMs 81 AND 90.
New palace steamers Saratoga City Of Troy leave
Fer 40 N r., foot Leroys, daily Except saturdays at
6pm
SURE CONNECTIONS WITH EARLY TRAINS for all
points North, East aud West
THRoUGH CARS 10 WHITE MOUNTAINS WITH.
OUT CHANGE.
slaerooms and through tickets at DOdds 944 Broadway
n. Y. and I COurt-st, Brooklyn
Erie Annex Boats.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

RECORDED MORTGAGES
years $4,000
Of 7i6Sve year Ao"o'" 1000
Prfnz, Maria 70 Charles Billet executor, etc n
Westchesterave and Bronx River (23d Ward)
savngs BANK es SHAVE, enc Of 25thst yciT, 1000
MorfisSve esd Ward, years. 200
cor 9ihaSe and H iSiS A. 9o de@and I4sO
Baxterst dot No liz Years con. 5000
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Boiling John to George II witschief $50 $1,000
10 The Mutual Life Insurance CoWpany ' IL 800
Harlem Savings Bank TO Harriet Oveihiser........ 1000
Harrington William 10 Harvey DenisOn. 1000
Harris IOhn TO Hannah EusOn 49,. ............... 5000
Mutual Insurance Com any Harriet Overhiser 1000
Sl0cum lrOline to Emma l. SlOcum ........ 3.auO
Same Charles SlOcum p, 900
Usher, James 10 Benjamin Anderson.
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aitnations panteo--females

AT buckles EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
n $50 4thave. near 24thst Gate BOoKHAM's), will be
hotels boarding houses &C. all nations both Protestant and
@aii Geeelve prompt attention w IL PROPRIETOR
COOK.-By very respectable woman of 80;
" very Highest testimonials 40 frstclass cook unoer'
ng makes nice jees creams confectionery dc; sober,
honest Obigng country Orety Call at $50 4thave near
NOOK.-By a first-class meat and pastry
~ cook Welsh pr9tessnt woman makes al kinds Of
s mrivas or p1bIe bouSs moderate wages
Pr sS4Hs HONE SUKEXu i$s 6thays. "-e
COOK.-A frst-class Swedish cook; would
city es 'n CAN E'sVs sn
NOOK. -First-class Swedish Protestant cook
" understands her business # family Is small Willie 70
ave. z3d-st Chrst aoOr)
NOOK, WASHER and IRONER, or ASSIST
Poies@9t women T TesS s5
pastry nice soups good washer ODer very quiet aud
S S5aSy e c .oR
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By an
English Protesan Young woman a,s very 5sPee
chambermsd waitress cleans silver, &e an excellent
'S g SSs Top s9 country or Guy Can at No
NHAMBERMAID and WAlTRESS.-By
" very respectable highly recommended young woman
also glassware does chamberwok nicely very capable aud
2:tl.st,
nRFSSMAKING.-An experienced French
IL drsmaker good cutter and litter viii 50 out 10 work by
made order SIS S. S. Sc, g. e. co. $40 Nine REDHON
1866 West 2sth-st 4,
GOOD COOK, WASHER and IRONER
VI wishes situation in the country, and would have
mend. 1923 East 24th-st, between LIST and 2d.aves
uOUSEWORK.-A respectable woman to do
reference TSs' Mscdoagsi:st. $3.50 80 o.'
HOUSEWORK.-A good strong German
country home than wages 1855 6thave near 2Sds
HOUSEWORK.-A young German girl for
handy Te s SSd cns Sn Of real p se
usefulness LADY es9 be seen Call at the PROTESTANT
HOUSEKEEPER.-By a mi1dle-aged widow
ADDRESS RLIzABETH, Uptown ONCE, 1925 Broad.
uOUSEWORK or COOK, WASHER and
HI IR0NER-By Protestant Young woman good plain
Homework thoroughly best testmonas sober honest and
Ob1ng city country. Call at BUCEEs' $50 4thave,
near 2ith-st
ATJNDRESS.-A first-class laundress wishes
h few more ladies' or genemens washing at her own
home understands hung and polishing IN AL their branches
best city reference. Address Mrs. HARRINGTON S4S
East SIth-st -
T AUNDRESS-By a frst-class laundress
H understands herIbusness best Of city references $3.50
NURSE.-By an English Protestant young
~ and experienced can take the entire charge OF
an Spa 6 SR % R On and G ali h CT very Wiling and
obglng willing make herself useful has the very best
testimonials city country No 800 6have, near 23dst
lst floor
NURSE.-By a Scotch Protestant woman, ca
~ pabe taking fall charge Of an infant from ITS births
ora or address GS SCI 81 West sSdst Tor two days
CEAMSTRESS, or NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.
- by very respectable highly.reoommended woman
&ci wou take lsdys nsGs position co~PeleSt nurse lot
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