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PENNsYLvAl,NlA nAlLrolD.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
ON amt after sept ~ lS1S
frains leave New York DcsbrOs,es and COrtAnlt
sta Ferries. 70 follows.
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
7. VI. daily.
For Mllhansport, Lock Haven. Cory and Erie AtsaD
7 NJ, connecting At Cory Tor ntusyilic Petroleum
centre, and the on Regions WilhainspOrt ami LDck
Haven, % w.
Baumorc, Washington. anl the South Limited wash.
insun ENprcss OF Pullman l3ror 'nrs dailv. oScslt
Regular al 2o1 M.i' go aud 3 + NJ sdna.; D
and up. N.
EXPIRES. Tor Philadelphia, $50 7.9o 20 % 30 lam.
lted, II A. NJ, l, 4, =, g. Is % ~ 81 Ani y T. VI
sunday $50 aud A. NJ. 3. a. q ~ 30 30 anu A.
NJ Emigrnnt and second class. : r. NJ
Hoats Of "hrookiyn AnncN' connect with all through
trains Al Jersey city, anoTding a speedy and dire,
transfer Tor BROOKLYN travel
For trans To Newark. Elizabeth, Railway. Princeton.
Trenton, Perth Amhoy. flemmgtOn. Belvtlcrc ami
other points lo, al schedules an Ticket Offices
Trains arrive from Pittsburgh So 10 ~ A. NJ ip.1l T.
VI daily, 80 A NJ $50 Z NJ. daily except Muntav.
FROM Washington ant Baltimore. 80. q ~ 4. VI 4. IL
$40. lOlOf. VI. SuntsN, q ~, y. - A From Phut.
delphia, Apa, q 30. "a 50. II 80 A NJ , il
10 I 80. $50, \ ~. lu.lO ~ ~ Z. VI stunt a, o.
81, b.in, ~ 30 II i'iA VI $50. lu.2lP "
Ticket Oilcos. h26 and nlt BruidwhN, Aston House
ana foot Of urshrnsses amt CurtLndt sts. Court Vi
ami BrnoANn Annex Depot. uut %, futnn ST. Brooklyn:
~, no, ana liz Hudson IT,. IohUAcu. Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON. l. T. FARMER
NtheIAl MANAGER Grul Passenger AGENT
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STEAMBOATS, ano 2allruloA.

A -,ALBANY boat, PEOPLES LINE.
ROOMS ~ ami ~ DECK ~ CENTS Leaves rrr
IL Norih River foot Canal st daily Sundays excepted
At6 NJ connecting at AlbHnV with train, for the West
North. ant Last Rooms comfortably warmed 10y steam
Free 90 ami from Brooklyn by krouAlNn Annex.
Tickets nj all the principal hotels AMI NescDs Express
offices IN New York aud Brooklyn
EVENING BO.AT FOR ATHENS, SruY-
"a NESANT. NEW BALTIMORE. and COKYMANS-
Steamer WALTER BRETT will leave Pier ~, foot Of
Canal y North RIVER, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
aud FRIDAY at o'clock L. VI.
TROY BOATs-ClrlLENS' LINE.-Ncw Palace
steamers leave daily, except saturday at r. NJ,
from Pier 40 y H.. loot Leroy SURE connections
all points Nurth aud West Free transfer from Brooklyn
los Erie Annex huuts
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NEW LINE TO BOSroN.
- VA AILNI-. HuIuI

~ via Allyu's Point
NORWICH LINZ PIER ~ NR
Steamers CITY or NEW YORK and CITY OF BOSTON
at4 80 T. VI dMlv. sundays included.
fARE ONE DOLLAR every day in the week
Connecting with boat AT Alyu's Point
coon SUFFER- FOR FIFTY CENTS
Tickets Tor sale At Pier ~
Norwich line Tor Boston Worcester. Portland. ami all
NEW LONDON AND NORWICH
steamcrstIli OF LANRLNNE amt FALMOUTH, from
ricr - y u daily. At lIP N SUNDAY excepted
OF the company. az broadway. corner of canal st
Freight taken Tor all points At lowest rutc.
For further Information. inquire AZ Picr ~ y. r.
NETROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
WI WAY -olru from pa VI. 10 u T. VI Rector
nearest pnnt all It terry u.tlndt n near.
est point for Jersey Ct, and ConuuipAw ferries rark
place. nearest point Tor Post once. city Hall. and
barclay 81 lcifN 10 HnhukVu, Chambers st., nearest
Grand st NEAREST points Tor Dcshru- Il To- Jersey
tity and Peoples Line steamers AlbaN RcccAcr 81
t st nearest points Tor chr>tphrr Il hrry to nbokcn
l4u st-Neagtst point u Omcl square ant I've 'um
2id st-NcarUst point To Booths. 81 James AMI Park
Theatres, Granj Opera Hou>c Uiimurc's Garden. Ma.
some Temple. and Jrr-rN city ferries Ih 81 -Ncarest
Ia standard Brofdway AMI Fan Avenue Theatres
meets with New lork Transfer o. q, cabs Granl Cen
tal Depot hSth st-NcHTcA point Tor Central rark
downtowm trains. tale west Ide stations Fare 10
cents. cNccptletWeen the hours OF and =, NJ amt
and NJ. when the tarv l. arcut, CUnnHe IN tl fol-
lowing horse car lines A. kccVT ~ with Ears Tor Souh
utahi Z ff;ts at Blocker t will trs ior cast ani
west, at 18th st with cars tor Christopher and East ION
It icrrc- ~ lith st. with tor Wtsl 2i AMI East
I'D and saith vt ferries; at sii Il, Wh tyr Wee
hAMkrn ferry, al 1Ytli ST. with cars ul BIT Line Rail
road WV. GARRISON, r. ,i1enL
VI Vas bhocKLiN, superintendent
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Cost nnN funnO.

OF or STOLEN. On the ~ train from Amt, vale To
- Hunter Point on O'Clock bu1t toI ucs slap oluD
Wan -,. package iur dc9oHt IN National CiiN BinA ut
u nkN u containing about finid. ANY one hnin- II or
EtIue iuount.ln leading To Its rtcONt W i lhrr-
uly rev .uici DAVIS ltp MHll It
- EMARD. Last. broadway And John a. blick
IL NcNtnundlHud bitch. white spot an hrrH. . named
Flora LEQlIN. l4l Blcrchrr ~
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SnstluttlOlL.

G0 WRITING, monthly; bookkeeping. arihmctic
DO shorthand urrmAn
FAME. 81 Dowery and .sis Broadway.
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M,tilnqs.

y Ally, NHOEMAK ERs. Nassmccting. Fri.
~ dhN, Nuv !, "a O'Clock T. NJ At Grrminin Assembly
'9om' 'ol Bowcry, IN order 10 protest nguin, prison
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STREET PAVING CONTRACTS.

The following contracts have been awarded Tor
paving different quarters OF tho cily:-
Paving Washington square roadway, between
Fifth and South Fifth avenues, ana Mercer
street, Canal TO BleecKor, with granite block
pavement John G. Smith. 500, $40
Paving lrvingsplaco, Fourteenth TO Twentieth
street; Fifteenth street, broadway to Filth
avenue, ana Fifteenth street. Third to Fourth
avenue, with granhe block pavcmetn-John
G. smih... ..:....:............... 22sss
Paving Barclay street, Broadway TO College
place, and Morris street, Broadway to Green
wich street, with granite block pavement
Owen Goarty. ..................... 1851
Paving Fourteenth street University place TO
Ninth avenue, with granite block pavement
Leonard W. johnson 1858
Paving Seventh avenue, Fourteenth street 10
Forty-third street, excepting horse paths Of
Seventh Avenue Railroad, with granite block
pavemen-Leonard W. Johnson. ............ s3.7l2
Paving Barrow street, Washington place to
West street, and White street, Broadway to
Centre street, with trnpbock pavement
Charles p Deyn .;;...:.. 1887
Paving Maiden lane, Madison street, Pearl 10
Market street; Market street, Division street
TO East Rive, ana Cliutou street. DIvision
street TO East River, with Belgian or trap
brock pavcment-John Slattery. ........... 81 023
Paving Pearl street, Broadway to New Bowcry,
and Water street, Whit. hail 10 Fulton strecr.
with trapblock pavement--Dcnis McGrath. q 442
Paving Twenty third street, bird avenue to
East River, and Forty-secopd street, Third
to Fourth avenue, WIN trapb ock pavement
Charles +. Devlin. 90 300
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HONOnABLY ACQUITTED.

To TIE EDITOR HERALD:-
In the latter part OF November last paragraph was
published In the HERALD concerning my arrest upon
united states warrant for an alleged
conspiracy lin o cotton case before the Court Of
Claims) 10 defraud the United States govern.
ment, for which indictment was found
In the United states Circuit Court in Lou.
sania and that was returned to Louisiana Tor trial
In accordance with such return appeared and alter
postponements by tho United states au hor
ties the proce ii in IRON the 30th OF Janu.
airy last 10 the 18th OF February following, before
Hon. H. T. Billings District Judge, and Jury, aud
chnsgo. As many Of my friends In this city and
Btatc tho paragraph alluded TO II would doubtless
be pleasure TO them TO know Of my viudicaton md
Innocence, declared by a competent court and Jury
BY tho publication OF TINS note or brief statement
OF the fact contained In II IN your columns you Will
confer favor on yours respectfully,
NEW YORK, March 10, 1878 X. H. SHANNON,
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DELINQUENCIES REPORTED.

Tho newly elected Board OF Supervisors for Rich.
mond county, Staten Island. met at the Court House.
Richmond yesterday, and organized by elccting
william Cory temporary chairman. John Mcenan
was re elected as clerk. The committee engaged In
tho investigation OF the Poor House affairs re.
ported that the Superintcndents OF tho Poor had
ior years past pocn exceeding their appropriations
Iu the years 1866, 1857, 1868, 1869 the su.
perintencents exceeded their appropriations
1S7l To December 1872 was $l5 ll3 ~, while the APP
precipitation o0ly S12. COO In 1874 the expcndi.
turc was $20,0s9 So against appropriation OF
go 0OO In 1875 no reports were published The ap.
preparation $40 500 The amount paid that year Tor
outdoor roliciwas 036 &c. The we're
unable to INFORM tho committee what had become OF
the balance. The committee also reported that the
present back Indebtedness was contracted since 1871
tho PRIOR illegal debts contracted by the supertntep.
having been paid of by the action OF the super.
YIsors by APPROPRIATIONS made.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In tho OF the temporary Injunction recently
granted restraining William Becker from giving
theatrical periOr mances Central Halle until the
payment OF tho license Judge Lawrence yesterday
decided to continu the injunction.
The objection iEtcrposcd IN the OF he three ltal
Ion girls, Luigi Garbarna and Luigi aud Rosa Corsis,
committed TO thu Catholic Protectory as Migrants,
the acts Of when have been pubishcd that the
OF Police Judge Murray, the committing magistrate,
directing the discharge, was improperly revoked was
yesterday sustained by Judge Lawrence. The revok-
Ing order was held TO be detective, not directing
the superintendent OF the protoctory to place tho
dren IN the custody Of some particular person. Upon
this decision the writ dsmssed ana the children
reuna ndcd TO the Institution.
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EXAMINATION BEFORE TRIAL.

decision was rendered yesterday by Judge San
ford, In the Superior Court, Special Term, In two
suits brought by John NJ McGulin against William
q. Dinsmore, as President OF Adams Express Com
pany. motion was made TO have Mr. Dinsmore aud
other officers examined before trial, the being
brought $40 600 alleged
ment and malicious prosecution. The motion was op-
posed on several grounds Judge Sanford yesterday
held that only Mr. Dinsmoro could be examined, he
being the only party defendant. he says that the
plaintiff need Dot have awaited himself OF his statu
tory privilege to sue tho president, but might have
Susd every member Of the company; that his answer
10 certain questions which may be asked him may
tend to crninatc him IL no Justification Tor refusing
10 be sworn. He may or may not answer such cues
tons.
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Of the latest styles and Of very manufacture
esch o which hundred aud hty feet Deep does
contain single article that Is OF fashion, and being
expressly imported for this
mousse zone other can compete with in the quality.
the p1tten or the cheapness OF its goods in the lib
erxty with which 10 IL ready customers who
sire 10 make purchases on the instaiment system.
f. d. FAkRELLS
undoubted credit and responsibility give him advsn
Sage In the market and enable him to Afford to the public
who Tor goods by nsalments facilities which every
dealer cannot oor His old stock disposed OF Vt the
close OF the last instead of being transferred
inferority loss evident age les obvious has
sliding scale OF prices accommodate different classes
nor any expedients to make old goods look His
tatiOn Tor In locality sufficient
mand OF capital affords the best that
the undennbe ability compete successfully with any
house IN the
oILcLoTH, BEDDING. &C..
manufacturers whose proximity fob,ds the casty OF
pensive rates OF filling tho
ders Ut customers who require special articles
else time. In short,
+. D. FARRELL
shortest notice and the liberal terms A.
ford to sell them NJ concessions which
make without suffering serious incur
ring i0sse His sincerity be the best
est commercial engagements.
any Boosting 1rm sell goods low prices and
81 months credit, D. FARRELL eau certainly afford to
sell similar goods credit to expire al the Centen
NAL.
+. d. FARRELL,
10 Bowery, n0Ar Canal st.
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MUSICAL DISCORD.

Thomas Joyce the late leader OIL the orchestra at
tho National Theatre, sued Henry Watkins recover
$l25 for weeks services. Tho doence was that
Watkins acted merely as agent, and also that Joyce
broke his agreement that at the end OF the week no
demanded his pay fifteen min utcs before the
raising tho curtain and that, not getting his pay
Dnce, he with his band retired from tho theatre and
lett IL without music or the opportunity OF getting
any. The case came before Judge XcAdam. IN the
Marine Court, yesterday. on a motion " compel tho
defendant 10 elect which OF the ueicnces he was 10
rely on. me motion was denied, and both defenccs
Remain upon record.
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DECISION IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the United statos District Court Judge Batch.
ford yesterday gave decision in tho OF Daniel
G. Burton and George Watson, bankrupts, IN which
he suys:"After carefully considering the testimony
herein and the arguments thereon am OF op,nlon
that the bankrupt Burton, was, on the 11th OF Feb
rUary, 1878, when the petition was fled good
and actually residing witnin the Jurisdiction OF
United States, and tnat he then resided Ut tho place
10 this district designated In the petition The intent
ana the conjoined 10 effect change Of residence
The petition OF the intervenors, who the Union
Bank OF Canada, Is dismissed"
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STRUGGLE WITH A THIEF.

William Lane, OF No. 0 thompson street. on Friday
night surprised James McGinty in tho rifiing
his bureau drawer. There reciprocal seizure
and struggle on the floor In which the thief nd tho
upper hand until officer appeared and arrested him.
Judge kIlbreth yesterday neld McGinty IN $1,000
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THE GERMAN SAVINGS BANK.

The suit tried on Friday before Judge Van Brunt
in Supreme Court Circuit brought BY William J.
Best receiver OF the German Savings Bank, against
Nicholas Tnoh should have been reported as a SUIT
against the German Savings Bank OF Morrisania
Through accidental omission to mention the locality
OF the bank It was inferred by many that the bank
sued the German Savings Bank Of this city at
the corner oi Fourth avenue and Fourteenth street,
which Is not in The hands of receiver and against
winch such suit possibly be pending.
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ROBBED ON THE ROAD.

Smith Pearsall, OF Mivile, Long Island, was driving
with q horse and wagon near HicksviIe, on
Friday evening, when he was stopped by
two unknown men, supposed 10 be tramps
Ono OF them struck him with long club
and Knocked him scnseless. They then pulled him
drove on The horse and wagon were found next
morning near senford, but The highwavmen have
thus lar eluded arrest
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HAVANA CIGARS SEIZED.

There was another seizure OF cigars on the steamer
Columbus yesterday, which makes tho third since her
from Havana on her last trip. The amount OF
l39 bundles OF cigarettes, no record OF which existed
ha naan ifugl
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WHO OWNS THE LINEp

Sabo Roman, native of sunny Italy, was arrested
on Third avenue yesterday while bending under the
burden Of an immense coil OF rope, valued at about
$50 He was quite indignant at the arrest, and
claimed 10 have picked the rope out OF the gutter.
Judge wondelI, nevertheless, held him tor examina
lion Tho rope awaits owner al the 10th street
police station.
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REAL ESTATE.
The following sales weros made yesterday ON th
Real Estate Exchange


IN. ,o,,ox,o, ..,o. - .. ,a.,o,,.v =, ,ns
Real Estate Exchange
BY LouIs xxsIER
Mss' With sss
East 'oh st. srs. 81 80 ss sz to plaintiff
ss S sSs s s as .s a q IAN .. the
rsIsG .rci $500
sSiss ..ors sr,:s tenement hoass :sa store Win
St. 70 paiatia. 1915
BY g ): LroS
story tory. brick and frame dwelling house. with lot
tween scammei aad Jackson sta, to Charles Krep- oo
Also similar sss-Roesri Dodge Tssrscoi the 49,
ys .S frame building d. wa three .s Sss each
RIVER 1913 IT. OF Ss' 1 st 70 m soy husehd oi7'
Jane. n. risk, ss,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale Of three
siss so5ssS: LsSnsssn av., e. corner of ooo
47th ST. 70 plaintiff T.; o. ~; $1,000
En- i5;S S.. ssh. Of Lexington ss 70 ooo
on the s. o. East 47h ST. 1913 H. oil Lexington 40 soo
r..., .,a7 900
,a =, sauna, o,ze,S Ts :, y1,1oo. so,omo Ran.
"a av a s cS ss 70 1 Bell
9Th ~, q iStI 81 AXIS; stephen -,
beskman 70 1eorgs W. Mercer; 2'oo
Marx, ana wire TO amenry MeAtesnsn: 1900
Lexinsien sw g. s., ~ T. n OF oSth ST. l.9xso; 80 oo
iaisn IT,. n :. 1918 II. Of 9th sv s7oxio6iii;;
Louis bros ana w,'s 10 s'e f. 5000
Walser, coSupn and wife to Jennie i. Cox. 800 1000
2ss bcmsso to- Rita GOWN DC jose
FGTsn % e. 7s r. o sprsS pss aSs
vie . john MsTsh.a.; $500 s:~..S @1a 5000
lo ss r'Ts y 3Sss i, s: sn
Hs %;rE St. MN ma ssS aos No. ioi Brummse to
Madison ay n soTns; 4ss IT, a'aioo Anne v
srm"r' ~ ~ GARNER 17n w. ioir IN; soooo
a. huysr sad husband If 70 ss, NJ M sx. $1,000
and VIE . PairIs ii MsI.aus 1860
sIa iii IN TO Ann ss.%ar d'a w. MARY $40
f. Of droens. sssi5o :'I also seens
s.. e s. o4 .o,ns o. ssecnsr St. sixl4o Clio
INN i. ,No -. s.o csd aai lSos q,
trustee to Emily L. 49, Nom
SGs K sI sso " "a A lassla4 Thomas
ssS s..' $50 f. OF 7th ay aoxes o. Marsnret
I.sy and husband y Msys. oos%s@;, - 1880
road s. IT,. f., ~ Of is% a.. sssiHT1a:
S %f fss
s5.h ss' 1905 t. Y Of law oa axeo j. G. 0o
Ills. a. s. 80 t. ." of 1t sv 2oxioo o. E.
B, Sss.s 90; NO. 4a j. BAs'e'' siarss TO
Water y; Nos y a. ANA ss,,S sls j. j. homa'son 0o
2esh Os.wssa s;6 ana 10th aSsSsS;
Canal ST. No. ios: A. Roe treierce1 TO John @ioo
SSH sisM ss. s. - lis IT, w. 81 4l av aS.ioo: 5000
eis.y sis voe.oe'' haa.."Ds s assurances 80 ,, ooo
9th St. 4774 fl. a. h Of io.h nv n.,,.m,n
BraSIwav " Of Brooxs st. William ;;,liii:n ''oo
C,;uon ace q of 5tb aw saors snn linn, ~
o.n.un p'"oc u W n as va. e"us hHoor zoo
Henry It,. ~ s. lot No. TOOL Cstharinc 4. Iiedae. -"
nsay IL 49,, q, ro", 81 49,. '"o a. "ouBos ,,,n
,a7 a. pdpit ". Of gtn Nv DAWN, p; <'o
to j ames Patti. 1 wears ~ ' 10,
Contrnct for propertv list st. A a iNo ION, 80
John \ sleeves 70 L. l;ur.snheimer w, '' ia 5fo
noRrc ACRs ~'N~
Ackermpn Henry Il. md wife TO Eouitable Assur.
nnce Societv = a of Asa st w. of oil nv vaar Ooo
BescLer Maria p to NJ Liviarstun q of lismrv 49,
a. W. of Jeir,rson. 3 years " '' ? ron
Brusi Louis aud wife to Kate T. butler a a ar ''~
Iexiugton Nv. ~ OF 5Srh st :: 8 venrs a 50o
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rURNlTURE.

w LLLL LLLh nm SIS
l.. |II r {; F F l. t. /. /
/ F I..JI|||||''''i; III | |
TUT; E. E. /:
: " Al / knnn
J.. {. :: !:
l2i AND 1913 NEWARK. 10. AND LOG RAILROAD
Av.. JERSEY CITY;
81 AND 81 MYRTLE Av, AND 90. 81 AND ee
LAWRENCE ST., BROOKLYN.
BEING II YEARS IN THE INsrALMENr
BUSINESS.
OFFERS THE
LONGEST AND EASIEST TERMS OF ANY IN THE
TRADE.
ALL GOODS SOLD ON INsTALMENTs,
AT THE LOWEST CASH WHOLESALE PRICES.
1t been my desire instruct the public whore
how the cheapest durable
,ure hitherto made.
It has been gradually dswnng tho peoples mind that
cheap articles only be obtained In large respectable
proDrietors Of which manufacture
their own goods
In tho past ten years men purchased more to suit their
convenience purses but days
have and calculation become necessary TO
the needs of life.
have always deemed II duty to place before my
and tho public and the facilities poe
of mouding-to suit the prescpt-the retail Carpe
and Furniture trade In good times many small
existed that the wholesale preferable the
the gradual sweeping away whose only capital
credit has compelled Manufacture solely and
supply my large establishments. NJ will deny but
that command aud concentration large capital pos
soss.s to cheaper goods which amount of d..
vded capital can with; therefore to this centra
iuation would call the attention of ALL ask you who
would desire to purchase sec the efforts have
made TO underse all competitors in the trade - my pur
pose is 10 retail goods at wholesale prices.
Wer0ro0mo
my Jersey and Brooklyn enabled to display
the most varied stock stored under one
root In the carpo, furniture The floors arc we'll
lighted SO that the smalIe. defects could b. detected
never using any give ustre and keep.
Ing within the stcs rues of veracIsy tho
,on OF my roodA
JOHN MULLINS.
i2l. 1923 Newark and io4 ios Railroad sv. Jersey City,
and 81. "a Myrtle av.. Brooklyn
rARLoR FURNITURE
5000 Psrlor Suits. SIS and upward
CHAMBER FURNITuRE.
%sUu: t cSsnSss SUITS. With aa1Gss a
CARPETS
Ingram Carpet Is cents and upward
CARPET FURNITURE. oILcLorn AND BEDDING.
at
John MULLINS.
On weekly and monthly instruments
10 this heading wish call the especial attention OF
who may wish TO nay on n'almsns for goods
a. my soro There many in the install
ment business who make practice Of exorbtsnt
rates for goods purchased who. the hst failure
pay the opportunity Of taking back their goods
thereby In tho paineH sense defraudIng the
toner Of the amount paid nsAlmsnta l. therefore.
think duty lay before the public plan Of dealing
In fairness with those who paronizs me. and this
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FURNITURE.

FORTY PER CENT BELOW
the usual safes, Ind such will
SUIT the demands ard circumstances Of cass
toners. Having disposed all his old stock he has moth
Ing 10 offer his customers but
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RBBINGnoUsEN wIDMAYER.
1917 aud 1893 tn av.,
between 2ist aud 22d sta,
Furniture Of their own all 1rst class
sold Tor In this city, quality considered Our assortment Is
large comprising Queen Anne Eastlake and styeA
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
special lot OF Furniture, Bodding Mirrors Corncss Lam
$4,000 being goods taken back from the chss.erheld
tor and which must be sold ut once.
Early buyers will secure bargains these goods cannot
BIO duplicated at the prices now offered NJ.
Al WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
hls Furniture.
, Great reduction In prtcos Of
". oUISSEvAs's
Read our true price listi
Walnut CnsmIcr Suit, ~ 90
EngmciIcd Chamber suits. ........ 10 %
Walnut Chamber Suits marble top ........... % 90
Dressing Case Suits. Is 90
Dressing Case Suits eiled ..... IS
Walnut Bureaus. marble 90
Walnut Bureaus with glass ~ %
Walnut BedsteAd 80
Toin neq ia " "
Walnut Extension Tables best: %
Lear Tables so
Dining Chairs. IS
lane seat Cnairs ......-........ 20
Carpets Bedding and oicloii a; piiceA
PSror Suits made TO ordor.
aSS NJ 1a' sss s.n as 4sa St.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-18

TuK campaign OF the silly Billy pa
pers on behalf Of q woman for President
Of vassar College has come to the usual
conclusion. A board OF trustees COM
posed Of s,olid and unimpressionable
men. have selected as principal clergy
man, q scholar. an educator OF expert
eucs, one who has no faith in woman
suffrage. in free love, or in the theory
that God eau DO judiciously superseded
by gabble. vassar will continue TO be
limited to the narrow idea that American
girls should be fitted to become Ameri'
can ladies'. and. in time. American
mothers through judieious marriages to
husbands whom they will love, honor
and obey.-AIbmy Aryas.