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times leaving sean, an Inch wldc. 1t Is worthy
os note tllat Ito paYtncnts laid during thu past
year. aud ~ thn manner most approved OF late,
did not split. The same Guild was enough IL
1reexc the Watar In tho gas ppcs-tho result Ut
which Mr. Billings 10 often speuks 10 the ColB-
ell Gus Committeeman cut oil tile street sun
ply IN great many plaGcs: soIne q the
rue.ts, At somo Of the hotels retired by
tho 1lAht of " "one-pcnnY dips and tllt bulatcl
street wayfarcr meandcfc1 unsteadlly hong
warl by the light Ut the moon, which u!one pre-
Vented tosal larkHcss n many quarters OF thu
city. The elassek Of citizens who suffered most
wese the
ETRsEr.CAK AND oMNlBus DRIVERS,
partic,iiariy those whose rims extnnloa through
tho ntx'i. OF the two classes tho bus drivers
d,1sa TIC worss Tosay hapGessts ana nn
au,l take y run, they felt tho blast in all Its
kecnnras and tho cohl tn atl lis intensity. Ono
uE Raaor'4 !ncn, It was ru,notct hasl be.n frozen
Cd. 'rhs w"t Division Line ears,rscrs had y
hard thus Of It. alany OF them frosted handa.
feet. uoscs, checks, anu ears, hut not
os,s was seriously Injured. Tho driver, and
seIyes 10 . It.tlo cxtent, but ous dangerous case
has yet 10 ba reported, Tle compat,lrs pro-
yiled extra men tu taks the placea VI al such
ns should bc b!ttun, and tlMise who were 10
nipped by Jack ffost were Afforded all the at-
tendance aud kindly care thoy needed. Tbs
serious cases Of freezing are not very humorous
as ftr ~ heard iro,u. II probablu That a1uung
tte poorer glasses Tue kQlGrtnR WAS Intense Antt
thut In 0 gfent tny1iy cuscs permanent Injuries
IRON exposure htys been contracted. That tho
poor did aud still DO suffer Is apparent at
TIla COUNTY AGENTS oYY1C4.
Yesterday fully onu huntrct, persons who
have ncveg bctots applied fur uss!stance put in
their petitions to he clAsscd atnong tue tlcaery-
Ing, needy poor. Thursday the number OF at,-
pltraut1 was almost ~ great, and while the cold
suap continues there will ba 10 falling Oh. Thu
regular Cuztoncra are ~ numerous mud more
impoEtunato than ever. Ihs great cry IL tuE
fuel. Ihe sccuo at the ottice yesterday WAS ~
distressing n 1t was ptrplexfng. Poor uutAen
| with red chapp1d lluds. that have kuo~ u 10
| covering thls Tesf, dressed In their cheap
dresses. luudtcA abUut The stove, a. II eager to
! consume enough warmth to laat thetn through
| the winter. Men tp rags mud dirt, with hunger
iu their eyes, no money IL lAtl1 pockstx. and
| the a1tnost iucY!l able sMrll Of whisky in
tltsr breath sat around the otlice long a. per-
mItted htfoIe agalu facnE the cold aud the
wtud. l.tstle chIsdren with shoes DEVOID Of
eospf, with stockings Utmost torn to shrcds, and
| wrapped In poor, Thu shaws which 'thcy held
about them with hepumbed aud chap crack cd
fingers, told thcE pittlut storss in WY that
/ would melt the henri ol q lnlaeG. And yet Il
| takcs ptacticea aud Culdly.cArulatng man 10
| distinguish the ueedy fruul the tupostor. bur
| Ing yesterday score OF hospital tickets were
issued to pGssops who vera trust bttcu. unc
ls'au seut to tLc HOSPITAL had 1oth legs, Que VI
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house7 A.-Sometimes did; sometimes tho
servants In the house would sond message
whrn sunne prison WIS wanted. Whatever was
srnt or rec wed showed on tho tapes In other
body could read.
.Q-rhat was tho only telegraph running
thpre2 Ayes. sir
y Try Mr.. needt-You have soon several de-
spatchcs that wcrc published in tho papeta In
connection with Marquette mattcrs2 Ayes,
sir.
Q.-Thoy were directed to your Ayes, sir
Q.-lIav" Won received them A.-Yca. air
Q.-No wicked person intercepted those A.
Noi nj icaet got them.
Odd YOU conceal them from Gov Tilden
A.-Gov. Tldrn knew II before did. ] hap-
pencd to he out OF town Mt the time, md |
learned 1t when | came IN the next morning.
Q-Thcn somebody did intercept them after
alp Uaughterl A.-That WINS intercepted by
director OF the company to whose business It
referred.
Mr.. Sprlpger--I object to this limo Of exam
inntion. You don't want to- prceume that the
Committee are going to investigate about Mar
uuytcY
Mr.. Rcrd1 don't think the Committee wan,
10 investigate II nj all.
The Committee then wont into executive sca-
sion. the Chairman announcing that probably
there would be no further examination OF wit
ness''s In this city.
secret executive session was held by the
Committee In the evening.
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To THE EDIToR or THR SUS So; In THE SUN
of Feb was An article copied from tile s6uV the Time
regarding the glass bali eht of Capt u bogarius at
GinorrA Garden. IN which my name Is mentioned.
Thisartcle condemns Capt BofHhs ant all concerned
Il saws there were expert judges who watched all the
shooting and sept private talrs tor heir avn Rmusr
inrnt and who estimated TIE number ot missed balls At
241 MAY ask who tir~ experts were, AMI whether
their opinun bee rriri upon more than That NJ
our honest vet Sportsman nud rrl,re", Miles John
against whose name mo- spnrtsnhn can say wofd'
For my part. an 40 say In reference 20 The matter is
40 helirN ailN tlns UNFAIR ncttd
ns puller by Invitation OF Capt. Bvgarius watched
every shot aud ANY ltv mistake escaped my nselNa
ton am not aware oft Iputd te traps Tor tue can
tain ~ his trrc pr ,ous matches IN Hilmores uardon
and never saw a. ythlnv iAirlN conducted may
moreover state hgtevory don m'sed ball was placed
upun the scorers table tor puhc INSPECTION, aud IN all
riv,n l., The I,lcttV u d. IALp0r
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ras Sur ha. received rom A X. 81 Tor John Flsnasl

TINS Sur has received from A X 81 Tor John Flanagan
The Rev Father Goetz Of St Raphaels Church, Bliss
willie found dead In bed yesterday mornins lie had
complained OF strange feelings
The Comptroller will issue to the Manhattan Saw
ugA Institution duplicates o the bonds and stuNhs u this
city that were stolen tom the bank last tall
A Goiircv made an assignment yesterday Tor the
heuc0t al his creditors Co james T. Andrews HIS lH
hucs f7iul7 ~, nominal assets, sStssl TO- real
assets, 80 ~ -
john Coos, ,he London tourist and excursion a.cu'
arrested today tor hhDl at The sut OF ms 'nrWrr
partner. T. Irnhins Bal wss liked al 500 Nnd
danuKes are Llii at S'Ann
The drcetorsol the Produce Exchange requested me
Committee of Trade Yesterday 10 1T next lhuNHN 10
hear the grievances u merchants who complain of fRlF
roads iur discriminating an titlshi rates
John Nril OF Long Island city. while iutoNicaWd ON
Friday night beat hi. mother over the head Win ry
ius nam amt then threw her nu Tie sidewalk Het il.u
rios arc Dangerous, and % Neil u IN all
Albert Lambert. tho unknown, and samuel knight
OF Sew York ait g. plAy hilati match tor the hir'u
hau Iuol chnmptnu,lip, tor 500 \ side IN otunhurs
linton square rooms on Thursday evening
THE Central Railroad uf Sew jersey has discharged a
numbr ni employees IN Long Brhncl SANDY inok. aud
Sow lotk AMI increased passenger rates Tor eNeufhOn
l,ekci, on the Monmouth branch Ia New York.
The railroad depot IN Glendale. Long Island. was
broken open ON Thursday nl.hL The thieves nut hndg
lnlneN, threw the tickets on the nOur Hml broke
olUn OF books belonging Ia sunday school which
there. They stole some of the books, and destroy
ed The rvN aud threw them VA the hoor,
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THE VOTE on THE ARMY BILL.
Party Lines Closely Drawn Passed In tho
House, II0 TO De.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.--The House to-day
adopted the amendment TO the Army Appropri-
alton bill embodyng the reorganization OF the
army. reported 10y the Army Commission. on n
yea and nay vote Of ll6 to %. The vote was
nearly. but not absolutely party vote. as Brog-
den Of North Carolina. Bundy OF New York.
Burdick OF Iowa. Eames Of Rhode Island. Pol
lard OF Missouri. Ryan Of Kansas. Strait Of
Minnesota amt White Of Pennsylvania. Rcpuh-
Leans. voted for the adoption OF the amend
ment and two Democrats. Cutler Of New Jersey
and Phelps Of Connecticut. voted against II.
Before leaving tho COMMITTEES of the Whole tho
amendment proposing to transfer the Indian
Bureau 10 the War Department WIS voted down,
the division being by teliers, 50 that no record
was kept. The great bulk OF the votes Tor tho
transfer. however. were Democratic. and
against II Republican. the following named Re-
Hungcriord, Surin Townsend. and Dwight of
New York. Majors OF Nebraska, Fort Of Illinois.
Burdick of Iowa Strait of Minnesota. Brentano
and Marsh OF Illinois. and the following named
Democrats against IL: Fuller Of Indiana Buck
ner Of Missouri, Dean OF Massachusetts. Eich-
of and Cox of New York, Neates OF North Car
ohna Mulderow Of Mississippi. Cutler OF New
Jersey, Harris and FELTON, OF Georgia Caldwell
of Alabama. and Young OF Tennessee. The
Army Appropriation bill now goes To the SEN
ate with the reorganization attached 10 II. Ii u
there.
Tho reduction made by the bill amounts to
seven regiments-two OF cavalry and hye OF
infantry. Tho total reduction OF general and
staff Ofilcors h 2Ol. OF line officers 1856, making
q total reduction of 1877.
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HOMES FOR UORKINGMEM
Pre.eatiaE NJ edeis fur the Prizes offered for
Tenement House Designs.


Two hundred models for city tenement
house are on free exhibition In Leavtt's rooms
in the Mercantile Library building. They were
sent by architects In London. England; To-
ronto. Ottawa. San Francisco. Chicago. 81.
Louis. Cleveland. Albany. Boston. and othcr
large cities. 10 compete for $780, In four prizes.
offered by Messrs. d. Willis James. Y. II. Thur
Der. Henry L. Pellcw. Robert Gordon. and The
Planter aud sanitary Engineer for such de-
signs for workingmen's house as should best
combine proper distribution OF light and pure
air. security against conhagration Including
nreproof' staircases open 60 the Rirl. perfect
drainage the seclusiOu Of each suite OF rooms
and publicity OF access to them, convenience ot
arrangements. and. lastly. incNpensivenc-s.
Better buildings for workingm"n. the authors
Of the movement believe. Will help To- diminish
crime 10 promote morality. and to prevent the
The size IL the plot VI land that the plans were
10 N vas 25 by 100 feet and the building was 10
be open To the air only AZ each end. Three Of
the plans sent were by women. Some OF tue
Wrli-knOwn architects who contributed were
Thorp. NauX Jardlne. rffIer. Hatch. Peter,
and Robertson. IN this city, George Hnnh
of Boston. aud lllslcy OF ST. Louis. The
height OF the tenement was not specified
and the plans provid" for from two to six sto-
res. Some Of the fronts are ~ elaborate A. that
OF the new Post Onire aud others are ~ Idain
M a barn door. To provide esrape Tor inmates
ia time u fire.. tn staircase- were cither Of
leading down To the sidewalk.
Architects outside of New York did not pro.
vide enough rooms on a story they should
have Accommodate ut least three families IN
one FIAT. whereas they allowed for but two.
Three methods OF bringhs light and AIR To the
rooms were adopted. These were one cr two
central shafts. running from roof tu basement
within the walls sido light running from
roof 10 basement by building the waA in one
! spot detached IRON the adjoining house; and
! thirdly. by allowing for yard in the Teur
/ Most OF the plans covered the entire plot. The
| houses were computed ~ cost from 5000 u
| $4,000. A COMMITTEES II oaward the premiums
| OF $3.50. sl25. s75 and $50 on or before Feb. Is.
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JERSEY CITY's FINANCES.
The Report OF the Comuaittee OF Ninety
Adopted ta Mas. Meeting.


Adopted ta Mas. Meeting.
A mass meeting of the citizens Of Jersey
City was held last night in the Aldermanic
Chamber in the City Hail 20 receive the report
OF the Committee OF Ninety on the means OF
lettering the cty's finances. Ex-Mayor John
b. Roman was elected Chairman. and John Nc
Grath acted rs Secretary. The report OF
tho Committee OF Ninety was read by
Mr.. Washington b. Williams. and. after
some discussion. was adopted II recicd that
the suggestions made by the Mayors Commit
tee were identical In many. and similar In
all. respects TO the provisions OF the Bentley
charter. now pending before the Legislature.
The report recommended that the debt OF the
city bc not Increased. except TO meet existing
obligations that the interest on taxes AMI as.
easements shall not exceed IL per cent. and mat
taxes be- paid by insallmcnis that Tie High
school be not abolished; that tbs munich
pal government ba composed ot Mayor,
Twelve Aldermen. and six Finance Commission
crs and that the Board ~ Aldermen hc rousti-
tutrd of two representatives, from each district.
The Mayors Committee advised that az pu'-
lie municipal officers be appointed by tle
Mayor. subject - the confirmation blythe Alder
men. while the Bentley charter provides that
only the heads OF Departments shall be- appoint
ed by the Mayor and that the heads shall APP
point their own subordnates. The Committee
NJ Ninety declined To make any recommenda-
tion on this subject. decming both plans salts
Aiter the report Of the Committee OF Ninety
Ih4 uN'u uNpIA.Nl a a'fh' " Ei'.sN N'hlN7lt'
followed. Tho lobby was occupied by a crowd,
| who continually interrupted the speakers aud
| Missed and nrplnuded. AS their feelings die
tatri. Two resolutions were passed. one op-
posing the project % abolish the High school.
| and the other advocating the funding Of the
| city debit in four per cent. bonds. A resolution
! was offered 10y Alderman Kelley requesting
| the Legislature not 10 pass any law
! that would increase the tax burdens OF Jersey
! City. This was regarded as being aimed against
I the Washington Street Bridge bill. After much
confusion the Chairman put the question and
u "a % alaal Ma
nouncumcnt etuscd an uproar. and the vote
was reconsldcred and the resolution WAS Mega
! tiNcd.
The meeting adjourned nj a late hour without
taking any further action.
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a Thief Ia Evening Dress

There was reception given on Monday at
the house ofGon John cochrano, At East sixty second
street by Mrs Walter. the Generals sister The SITS
had IA sry all gone when relative who was In the act
oi auituns the house met grn'ienanly looking man
wearing handsome hight too coat over evening irc-s
Athoueh Il was nm afternoon rrcrpnn. at which fuucc
Albert rucks ssuptu-d To- be the proper Things io
wcar it LADY SUPPOSE. lam Go hc tariN guest and shc
Wii, objection Ca ms ADMISSION The strhn-, trsrd
the starr AMI the erNaut supp"~inA That r had been
frcnsf se.i hy the lady mention his entrance.
I,irt Wheu The family were a. dinner. servant d. uN
cr, that the door tViruuu which should have been
u,a,u anf emptv. looked. while hutlt Hight MAS
burning within she ran down stairs ani gave the alarm.
hut fore the house 60 the rescue. the
rcncnaY STRANGER m evening drrs, had departed WITH
tho pockets his handsome light top coat nllvd with
cwclrA valued al 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09

William Locke and George Barbour start on
days pedestrian contest 20 night Al u o'clock IN TIE
upper room Cooper Hall Jersey city Locke IS ivct
inch In height and weighs lGi pounds lie member
tho Hudson County Caledonan club, ami IN IT. annual
athletic games has won some distinction rs pcics
TRAN, although lee has never attempted long distance
walks George Barbour. tHstiron GcOrge, as he Is
called accomplished six days walk last month IN the
GrcenVlllc ScuhtYHn Park
both men have been M training for several weeks and
both icel confident of winning
Tie match Is tor sirl the covering the greatest
distance IN six lays To- take the money. The track meas
utrs thirty three laps g. the mile.
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Prom ne AlLrHy inns
= rorr SHOWS nov rum NAY ~ suca rnrsG IS 70,
AuCn Loyk N I'M HOrsK
five danghters-four OF them engaged
Good heavens shall gu madi
FOr suci a suririung u love
No parent ever had.
The very atmosphere Is charged
WIN ", no matter where
go about the house trp
Upon some whispering par
At evening when take my pipe
And seek quot nnuA
To read tho fnsHtnQ fAHo. or else
Some new AMI tempting book,
OPP, perhaps, Tie philur door,
When familiar sound,
Quito uunlsRkahle. suggests
lis forbidden ground
So then more cautiously turn
10 our rec puon room,
Bat LOT again upon my ear
From It's romantic slunn
Con.es sulul, set wiih emphasis,
That warning when start
Ana leave. as Lady Macbeth WISHED
uer guests would all depart
ny next resort Is tner ne porch,
Who're roses tran aud bluon,
Hal is ittchu that heUaNS
The Toys of ondrr rnmnf .
Al no startled "cHaueV Of base"
Reveals the presence u ere
OF Cupid Nutarlrs. AMI, alhsl
There's still another pair.
"Bnt sure " think. "mv library
VIA he q sac rCucuL
So thcrc a, once WIN luickened step,
take my weary feet
VAN huIc-thnt warning sound AGAIN
Breaks Ola my listening ear
Thank Heaven. my Youngest htth not YET
Attained her thirteenth year
Hsrk there she i.' AMI, bless my heart
1hat pupiWHN. Young Lunn,
L. her -idr-l de- hrli,Ne
That she, too, has begun
Oh, Nc who love tn st ani dream
OF future married Toys,
STay Heaven with honest irTNor thN
Your girls may all br buysl
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SPARKS FROM 1HK TELEGRAPH.

The subscriptions 10 the per cent loan yesterday
am united to ~ al tln
1hr report, uf the famine anu distress In upper Egypt
are IrcHtly exaggerated
II /. believed uat fe SESSION oi the German Rcchstag
Mhich Wu uIVu an "Wednesday next NAL be NrrA stormy
II Is heueVrd m At."us that II the frontier commits
siupr $50 mot urrtV negotiations Grrtrr ana
TurG' y each viii appeal tor mediation nj the powers
Twenty two bundled Cnthul women OF the Rhine
provinces have forwarded a Petition to tr Emperor VI
OcrnHny H-niust the supprsslul ol khe lrsulhe con
vent. vi AonuvLWcrlh AMI ilTNHiler
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fnantc, INF, e. W
when made answer began; Alas
How many sweet thnught- ANA how much desire
ied thess Two onward a. The duloruus pass
Then turned to them. ~ WIN would tain inquire,
And said " Francesca. these thine Hsories
Wrinl tear. tor pliy and gri' uhAt uiey inspire
Hut tell uic-in the season 81 49, - sishs,
When aud what way did Love instruct YOU 20
That he in your vague longing made you wise y
Then ste H. me- There - no greater woe
Than the remembrance ni past hHnpN nays
IN MISERY. aud ms my tWdc d1lh Know
Bui d ihr nrst Beginnings 10 rctrace
DII sad love can NiNM lhtt 50 ace heTe,
So viii be A. one that wtcps ANA says
ONE day W. read. Tor pa-tims and sweet cheer,
Oh f.tncrlpf. low lie fuluu Love tNfahhnust
Wt w,rt. alone and "a lthn1t any lear
our eyes were drawn together. rchiiha mus, -,
Tull oft and sun our checks wound pale ana glOWi
But nur .Y.o point II wns wat cnnnh't tn u.s.
For when Wr read of that great ioNtf, now
llr ki--rd the smile which he hHd lnnIrd u" WIN.
Ticu he whom nuught can sever from me no"
Fofrvtr Kissed NJ mouth, all quiNcuns
A t,aIaUuIt MAS tlt htstk ANA ht thhl VIII
upnn that day We read no more theitlh'
Al the tale todd while one soul uttered II,
The other wrpt Wa 80 pitlhbie
That was seized. like death IN swoOhhg nL
And even as a dead body falls, Iel
DANTE O. RossErIL
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SARATOGA. Feb. Sat meeting OF the bonds
men OF exTrca.urer Wright to-day. ten 81 the h'tris
.urrties either contributed IN cash securities
sufficient meet the s25ODp dcneeney t"ihe county.
Tile money will be paid Into the county Treasury next
week ~ Congressman Marvin paid the In rcr~l amount,
aud vut up ucrriN all the MONEY! TAKING securfues ifn
the other hnnd for the sums ADVANCED tiNe 81 Tie
hpudsincn pay nothing. Mr. Wright Will PROBABLY rc'uih
IN fVN d.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09
One witness Nho Saw Justice PIneknsy
Drunk.

Joseph l.. Marin. an officer Of the Seventh
District Court, testified before Referee Bucn, yesterday
IN the ease OF Justice Pnokuey who Is trial for i'm
proper conduct on The bench. hat hc was appointed un
unicr the court 1876, and WAS constant attend
nuce uu ihc court Never saw Justice fuc hurN under
tlV lnuutice u hquoi while the hrnch Witness nj
nittrd thatht hHi seen the justice duuN liquor 800 ms
private uicc amt the court hou>o hu mot While uu the
houch Had hiu ON several occasions outside u Vie
court huise under the influence OF liquor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09
Mr.. Mueneh,assr'. Prize BIRD stolen.


Tic only urnWDNck 10 Iht pIt.tUn bHVWs
ch closed Yesterday. the announcement hat Mr..
q Muenchinver's black starting cock. from Ncw
bort. X l.. which arded the nrsf pin Of that
,i4ss ON Thur~iaN hHi been s'a,c the soc1cfy re-
., ed L. give more than thc VHuc pigeon its
recovery aud detection ~ The thief
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burglar. whipped by a Mob.

CINctNNATI Feb s.-A few nights ago num-
her OF BURGLARS rml,d several residences m ymour
Ind securing large amount ui wearing apparel AMI
other property Subsequently sis Of them c.ied
Hud flnrrd ui ian A. . O'Clock Yesterday morning A
body Of uen went ~ a., eil to"S We kclS from NE urn
frN hauir rnVd hc burglars. marched NVm han nIt
irou town. Invested them their cl0tns gave thrm a
severe whipptn. and then let them 20 with warning
OF Nora, late u they again appeared IA The neighhor'
huud.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09

Troy. Feb. S.-Secrctary and Mrs. Erarts will
attend the funeral OF Alexander Johnson In this city
on Tuesday Mrs johnson h sister u Mrs. Evarts
Mr. johnson was Tor many years senior stnr ~ The Try
Nsl Rhetoric ~ the Rensselaer, flN 'rci nc
Institute aud at difricnt ucs Deputy SHlr ur"tn NJ
Vt fubic Instruction snd Deputy secretary OF stat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09
An Engineers Suicide.

Austin NJ. Van Maxim. aged 40. Steamboat en-
Gnecr committed suicide yesterday morning In the vii
low Hotel Pavonia avenue jersey city. by hanging him
with his suspcuieis from the post al the loot u ue
the inhuuH ace OF liquor and Immediately retired " his
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vi WAY open IRON - \. NJ 90 ~ n kc'tm
nearest point ter Wall T. terry. turtlandt -.
ss rulr Ter J~r-e, city Hud tumWuuiraw hrllrs. fark
place nearest point Post once. tity Hall. aud
barclay terry 20 lnhlhru, chambers =. nearest
puirt IA and re Railroad fcsrt. Franklin =.
Grand t.. nearest POINTS iur py.hrn.~rs i terry "a
Jer~ry cav. Biccskrr -. tth y. nearest polnts
fnf Christopher 4 ferry 90 HuhoScit IAN st.
Nearest pant 10 lmnn square ant lNcchn Thea
tres Academy u Music. irving AMI 1ainutunF Halls
a.h st-Nearcst point to Booti'A ST James, and Park
Theatres Grand opera House, Gllnorv.- Gnrirn, Ma
uoint 20 standard broadway and lh Avenue Theatres
Aauauum. AMI san fructsco Nnstrrl& al i Con
ne with New YORK TRANSFER COS cabs fnr Grant cen
tlal DEPOT 5-th .tNrarcst point for Central Fax.
FOR uptown trans take cast side stations Fol
downtown trains. take west side stations faTe ~
cents. xceptbctWccn the hours OF 81 and ~ W. a
amt 4 when the 4rrts cents Connects Will tie toll
lowing horse ucs Al Rect IT. with cars tor south
Jerry. AZ brand with ior Osit aud EAST
Grand FERRIES rrt kcr II. with tor east ami
9Th wish car, for tnrist pher aud East lHh
ferries. at i4r with tor West 2ai and East
I'D and iil ferries At So It, with tor Wee
hawkru Jerry At Jsth st. with Rr,t Llse Rtl
road. N. X HAkklsON, ffesidenI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09

PHIL ADrLPHIA. Pa. Feb. s.-Machincry Hall.
on the Centennial grounds. which originally cost $50 on
WAS solid hy auction to-day 10 w. q. Allison Co Tor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-09

There wore ls9 new casos OF scarlatina re-
or. iast week aud GO deaths The figures Tor the weed
fi crdng were respectively 1870 and ~ Fifty new cases
i.lnt, reported. and q deaths, the nsurei
% the week before being 60 and H.