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MERE MENTION.

Tho locomotive winfield Of tho Lon, Island Railroad
exploited ~ college Point yesterday and was wrecked
MR. Doubleday the wife ut Gen Doublcdiy. droppcd
dead Tue lay ia the LAtouicttc uuc. Bergen Point
More than two hundred men have applied to be ap.
pointed letter carrrs hut her" are only Two vacancies
game the Union grounds IN BROOKLYN yesterday. The
FyaWays won ly . 10 l.
The Metropolitan Elevated Rlrod COMPANY have
bought several buildings ~ Division ami Allen streets,
that Tie road may have large curve At this point
The wsknoSp r soGdi oT@ 9l Logd r"yG has
partner one million dollar /. added To It's capital.
MIR. Merritt, wife Of capt Israel Merritt sgpcnn.
teudcut the Coast NrrCkng Company dropped de All
the ground. OF her residence in whcstone yesterday
The new pier at coney Island was used Yesterday
incomuetc but the work u far enough advanced to
ALLOW the landing of passengers
Mrs Margaret Whitaker wife Of Frank Whitaker,
the rusmastcr In Barnums show, ~ the Marine Court
Yesterday obtained verdict against Thomas Farley Tor
tlio tor false imprisonment in 1873
very closely contested game OF base bali was played
on the Centennial gronnds Jetsey Guy YESTERDAY be
in a victory for the browns by . 10 4
Atsli oGloek ye,teggaey moTngs the inmate OF ths
pistol shot in the third story Marx strauss hoarder
In the right temple
lamp tell ~ new tank containing varnish In HUNTS
The varnlsi baI'i up -cycrely burning Lolis Cohen
u the ninety ninth Street Hospital
DR., VIM Duncan OF savannah da, was overcome by
the heat At broadway and Twenyeglth street yestcr
kn0wn woman. who was sunstruck AT Fth avenue and
Twenty NTH street Wa, taken to the same place.
Alfred Wagner hremen in the employ OF the New
York Elevated Railway, while engaged cleaning engine
No 81 Yesterday morning, was caught by telegraph
wire. us the train passed the New howTy ami Roosevelt
street and thrown to the ground lie died shortly after
ward In the OAK street station,
Mr. Scoheld, the owner OF the steamboat Plymouth
Rock, has made special arrangement with the man
ayers the elevated railroads Tor the sale Of RuckHWay
excursion tickets at all their stations PASSENGERS viii
get free ride the road to and from the Battery as e
every Plymouth Rock ticket that may he sold will be
added gratuuusly two railroad tickets
Patrick Mcclure wssa prisoner in The Special Session,
that he had driven COW through Broadway without
license lie pleaded OF the law. aud said the
animal ~asA pet cow belonging to Mr. Cyrus W. Field
and that he driving II to the railroad on its way
Mr. Fields farm. lie was hned on cent
John Koran, bare headed and bare footed with rop'
round .his dimnuuve pAnaloons, bootbAck, who ha
neither father mother. was accused in the Tomb
POLICE Court yesterday OF aiding IN burglary IN hessrs
Hicks Bolls ship GhAudery, at 6S South street II,
had found out tic hiding place OF the Key and hAyns
hidden himself in the store had thrownh out from th
| third story window w the thieves below.
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r1IHER HtYES on TRIAL
For Alleged Cruelty In whipping IA Five.
Ienr-Old Hoy.


The trial Of Father James w. Hayes Of
Chancellor Prestons household and Superin-
tendent OF the parocha school OF ST. AIMS
Roman Catholic Church, on an Indictment
CHARGING him with assault and battery upon
Frank Cussacza. 5 years OF age lately n pupil
in the school, was begun yesterday in the Gen
oral Sessions. Father Hayes who is almost
boyish in appearance. sat at the bar. tanning
himself steadily with broad palm-lent fan.
In his opening tor the prosecution. Assistant
District Attorney Lyon said that the jury must
not permit the cred office nor tho undOubted
respectabiity of the prisoner TO warp their
Judgment The lirst witness called for the pros
ecution was Franz Cuslacza who was led from
his parents side by once Schoncld. When no
stood upon the witness stand his clOse-shdved
little hehd did not reach NJ 10 the rim OF tho
bench. Judge Gilderheeye began TO question
him, TO ascertain whethor he understood the
ann ntst the u Is oske Do YOU Know What
vii happen you you do not tel the truth ?
said that Frank did not understand the nature
Of an oath and that he ought not 10 be- sworn
cept under oath, and Judge GildorsleeVe sus-
Antonio Cuny aged H. Of 32G East Eleventh
street trstinedthat he accompanied Frank Gus
SAGA, who lives in the same house, to 81. AIMS
parochial school in East Eleventh street on tho
at a quarter before 9 O'Clock, Tho school was
opened ut o'clock. lIo and Frank sat in the
same TO m though llfy WtIt not III lnt SUM-
class. Father Hayes entered the room at about
half past O'Clock in the afternoon. lie spoke
70 Miss Campbell. the teacher. fora few min;
utos. Then. at her request. no whipped
Peter Cooney. Henry Carbi. Terence Mnl-
groove Martin Monaghan, and Mathew Ma
cheri, who had been disobedient IA tho course
OF the day. with n cOwhile. Frank was knnel.
lug in tho middle OF the room. Miss Campbell
made him kneel there because he talked in his
scat to boys about him. As Father Hayes adj
yanced toward him, he sprAng NJ. and ran, cry
ing, 10 his seat Father Hayes followed him.
aud told him TO take on his Jacket. He did not
hoem To- know how to tuke 1t of. but he tried,
Then Father Hayes struck him upon the head
ak times. with the cowhide. Frank chung to
the back Of his seat but Father Hayes. pulled
him out into the middle Of the room. took Off
Franks coat, and whipped him upon the back
hands. and logs When Father Hayes struck
Frank upon thu hands. no cried. 1t hurts me. -
and Father Hayes said. ." want it to hurt"
Frank then ran back TO his seat. and Father
Hayes called him. Frank went to Father Hayes
and said -" | won't do it any more and Father
Hayes allowed him 10 10 to his seat He cried
until he got into the street after school was dis
missed. There we're red marks upon his left
cur, ms though the end OF the ooWhide had curled
over bis head aud struck It
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FRANK CoSGROVEs CASE
SIN Awaiting Sentence for the Crime for
which Nine. Berger IL IniprIsOned.

Frank Cosgrove, the son OF wealthy
cooper in Burling slip was Jointly indicted
with Nine. Bertha Berger. lately OF 16l East
Twenty seventh street. in February last. for
the killing OF Miss Cora Sammis OF Northport,
l.. l.. by malpractice. early In that month.
Within a week after the finding OF the indlct-
ment Nine Berger was put on trial in tho Cen
era Sessions The best talent in tho District
ton and she was promptly convicted. She was
sentenced to tho penitentinry for fourteen
years. Nearly q month later Frank COsgrove
was allowed to plead guilty as an accessory to
the Killing OF Miss Sammis. Judge Cowing re-
mandcd him to the City Prison to await SON
the sentencing. John l. Davenport is Cos
KrOyes counsel
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LoSG DRAScH. June 1.-The big wrought
pier go feet long has been hcdgcd with
OAK piles to keep from striking the iron columns
The panking Is laid and gate houses have been built
President john Fitch with the directors and invited
guests viii start from Pier Norh River, IN the seame
Adelaide ON saturday at3 + W. landing at the pier nj
about +. VI ON sunday the steamer Magenta from
Newark with an excursion party Will land at the ner
returning the afternoon. Yesterday the steamers
Eliza Hancock aud Plymouth Rock steamed within ten
feet Ut the pier to test the depth NJ water At low tde
Nearly all the big hotels will be open sunday The
West End opens on Thursday week Man, cotasers wit
their baggage arrived to-day The elegant church chce
IN Eheron, 10 he known - the chapel " st James
Protestant Episcopal church IT ious Branch. o. hu
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IN THE COR or MACK SNIKE
A ChlId's Adventure with n Reptile Four and
Hair Feet In Length.

NEwBURGH, June ia few days ago, Mr.
George Cornell living on Snake Hill. in the
town of New Windsor. adjoining this city. went
walking over his farm. accompanied by n Ave-
wear. old son. Mr. Cornell had got some dis
tuncc ahead OF the child and suddenly he
heard him scream. Mr.. Cornell ran back to the
hoy. and found that large black snnke had
coiled himself tightly around the little follow 8
leg. II is supposed that the boy uncOnsc lously
stnntly wound himself rs Mr. Cornell found
him. Tho father battered the head Of the snake
with stones until he killed him. Ii measured
four feet six inches in length
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poUGHKEEPsIE. June ll.-Gcn. Sherman and
daughter The secretary OF War and two daughters and
the members Of Gcu sherman's sAh arrived nj West
Point this noon on the Government steamer Hem, Smith,
and were rec wet with military ant rt,d 20
Secretary ci War reviewed tr battalion OF cadets Gen
fuie arrived This evening ou the Mary Powell Al =
O'Clock ui- t there mortar practice aud Ill lny
ot works ana at 80 Tia" annual hup with an the irAd
in- MI iai9 dl.uitHri", ~ attendance The co,ns
cret,s Viii tHke lare at II \. VI TOMORROW. Gen Poi e.
/. ~ M.lIAeI lLe allLu.s % lnc .rAlullng clAss.
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DETROIT. June IA FIR, at Jackson. Mich.
this morning, destroyed BENNETT knickcrhocScr Co,
nourns mills. Allen Eonneus planning mills ana lum.
her oicc James n &r,Is cigar factory. the smith
Purifier Company factory Du. SONS carp,nttr thop
.ud nNc cor, % wheat auN Hour nu sl'e track. Lc
property ui H<uuvt kutk ri'a ktr Go. besides dam
a.ius several dwellings HdniuiUg The heune
knickcrhocScr q co is si.5.rs; insured inr S75,sn
Alien Br NETS loss H e. ipl insured for Sihnpl The
smith Further tuuptfN~ los, j. e-bUu. insured Tor
sl-urI. AMI the loss the box factory amt Cirt nci
.hnp 81 90 each. which there small insurance
Tac'll-s uu the lwcllii. hou.c is small
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Capt. Woods Of tho Long Island City police.
pursuant to resolution Of the Police Com misoner has
entered complaint against Messrs Lowell, Kelly A
Bliss and Harry HI Tor selling pool. in Long Island
CITY Yesterday morning Lowell ami Kelly arrested
IN their ROOMS by Capt Wonds amt tikru ~ Recorder
DclahantN court where ht pleaded not guilty to the
rharle OF selling pools aud through their counsel Vs.
Nublc. demanded an examination The Recorder post.
puued the examination until the iSh inst. aud the prs
onrrs furnished 500 bail Tor their appearance Harry
hin did visit his yesterday and the
rant issued Tor the propfctors no arrests were
liz IN ~. Il
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Robert F. Laird a Justice Of the Peace. and
Alexander spau'dins were convicted yesterday IN the
Hudson County Court OF General 81 son- in Jcrscy CITY
nf cOnsuiring oNtOrt money lrnm Philo Patterson
Lrird is,urd wurran AGAINST Patterson charge o
enhrkecmrnt Preferred ~ Spau' Ing Whrn Patterson
arrested hr denied the ciuho element, but admitted
tHut Doc owed spIuldug So. which he paid. lie was
then discharged, and the prosecution was discontinued
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SOuss turusblu9.

A -JOHN LYNCH HAS THB CHEAPEST FUR
"A. NlluRE, GARRETT, BEDDING, STOVES 40 40
- ~ r., Guy sHGk can be sen and examined at 4ot
WAKEKOuMS, $50 THIRD ANKNuE second door he ~
2-th 81 WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN
"A lei AUMANN.-IMM ENSE REDUC-
"a llpNh IN luIwture, carpets ana bedding Weekly
ana monthly n,tAlments The largest establishment VI
ls Ah IN thr city az ANA 5i 9Th aV corner 3ith 81
RAuMANN Mos NEW STORE, Use West
- lft sl-Nhl anu examine the largest stock nrni-
wrc and cArpesin New YORK; weekly aud monthly nay
ineuts, prices the lowest
FURNITURE, carpets bedding, &C weekly and
monthly payments OFARRELIIS furniture ware.
HOUSE, 261 bONcry, near Houston 81
ENsE REDUCTION in prices Ut furniture
carpets bedding stoves 4c., Tor cash VI weekly or
monthly payments,
coWfEklnWGii 90 -. IS5 and l67 chathamst
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ELIZABETH. y. j.. June ll.-Charles Roehm.
aged about a, fell dead In the herr today lie
was resident n Philadelphia. and agent of the
Pc, P,s Il that be- had been dchrons. nd took
overdose W powerful medicine. which produced
Hsph, He ahnrcd under the delusion that he was
pursued by number ~ men
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To PHILADELPHIA


THE oLD.EsrABLlsilED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY:
THREE DEfOrS II PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENr, AND fllE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER APRIL - 1870
Express Trains leave New York via Debrosscs and Cort
lAndt Street Ferries. ~ follows.
3l, 73l, $40, y 40 lAmitei), II A NJ / 8 30 4 3 a
80. ) 80 and ~ T. W. 80 - -
Boats ot Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey city, anoriing speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1901, 3 20 55 T.
I51, :, ~, and II W. t.imitcd Express so T. NJ
=. T. $50, Z and 73l T. NJ on sunday II on 800
36a, X. X ~ A NJ. T. Z "a = VI
Ticket Otices, 52B aud ga BROADWAY 1 Astor Uouso
amt 70, Of Deshr9sses and uorandt sts Court ST. and
brooklyn Annex Depot loot OF Fulton Brooklyn; ia
lld. and liz Hudson St Iloboken. Dcpot Jrrssv DIV
kmlgrant Ticket ONCE, Battery place
FRANK THOMSON l. T. FARMER
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent
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GOpartnrrsbip flotit,s.

NOTiCE.-Thc copartnerslip heretofore existing be.
~ twt.h the undersigned under the hrm name OF r.
MalhN CO. Is this dAN dissolved by mutual consent
lame, Jones retiring from he same The snc - of
IN" Late htm VIII he continued heretofore at the old
stand by Geo Maltby, retaining the same hrm name
ana who Will hqudale all claims for aud against The late
arm. GEO Il MAITnV
New York. June 10 1879 JAMES q JoNEs'
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)U MI: H.,
TICK ETs, 81.

The Kentucky state Lottery has during Its existence
paid money IN prizes than any lottery domestic
foreign. Whose tickets sold IN this country The
drawings have taken place regularly twice month I'M
der Comm sioncrs Of tile STATE and published
in THE NEW YORK Sun, AND ALL OUrOF-TOWN
TICKET HOLDERS MAILED a cory or THE OFFICIAL
DRAINING All prizes have len cashed, without dodue.
ton. presentation. and no outside 81 the winners
made the Of their being richer by thousands
Of dollars hut themselves. FOR WE NEVER UNDER
ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. PUBLISHED THE NAMES
OF PERSONS DRAWING CAPITAL PRIZES FOR THE
PURPOSE OF DRAWING CUSTOM TO THIS LOTTERY.
SIMMONS DICKINSON Managers
For full particulars address
WILLIAMSON & CO.. General Eastern Agents,
500 broadway, Nenr Houston ST.. NY.
List Of drawings ALWAYS published in the Sow York
sun and all out oit0wn ticket holders mailed copy VI
the Official list
OPEN THIS rTIIURSDAY1 AND FRIDAY
EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK.
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miscellaneous.
IrOR SALE very chcap--2 iOfcet flag poles Iuquir,
Il ~ restaurant Gh broadway
NERVOUS ENHAUSTION-A medical c.,.y

I'OR SALE very chcap-2 fOtcct flag poles Inquire
IN restaurant gi broadway.
NERVOUS ENHAUSTION.-A medical cs.ay
~ comprising series Oi lectures delivered kahns
Museum of Anatomy. ou the cause and cure premature
decline. showing ni SUITABLY how lost health lee
gained, Nnuriing clear synopsis o indictments H. mar
being the result ol 20 years experience BY mail, 4ic
currency or postage stamps Address secretary knhns
Museum. GSS Broadway. Sew NorG.
DOST OFFICE NOTICE.-Ihe foreign mails Tor
the week ending saturday, June a. N7o. viii closf at
this office ON Tuesday NJ 7 30 A NJ tor Europe hY steam.
ship Myomlne, VIA Queenstown; on Wednesday atsA
responicncC Tor France must Dc specially AddrcsSe and
atb A TOR France dirrct by steamship Canada. VIA
lANrr, on Thursday nj = ~ A for Europe by steam.
ship Baltic via Queenstown correspondence tor Ger
many aud FRANCE must bee specially addressed, and at
II 80 A VI. tor Europe by steamship licr1cr Plym-
Outh, CherhourI ant ilamhurs on Saturday at 10 A
Tor Eutope ny steamship titY colchester
sponicuce Tor Germany and scotland mist he
cinlly addressed Hnd At W A. tor scotland direct by
steamship DcNona, via Gmsg0w; aud al ~ 80 A
for Europe by steamship Mosel. win southampton and
Bremen The mails for Denmark sweden and Norway
are despatched by Hamburg and Bremen only
The mails Tor AspnNal and south Pachc ports leave
Now York june 10 The mail, tor Has Il, Jamaica
and MHracAibo leave New York juno ~ The mails tor
Havana leave New YORK June ~ and -, The mails
HaYu. SHNamla. sc, aud GrcytOwn leave New York
june ~ The mails for Mexico leave New York June II
The mails Tor China and japan leave Francisco June
H. The mails for Australia &c leave Sau Francisco
july TlfOS /. JAMES Postmaster
rosT oTTIcs, NKw YORK june 7 1879
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qtrsoml gotn,s.

INFORM ALTON wanted OF EDWIN r. CowAN
Il formerly o. Brook line, Mass, tear Boston
MOSES WILLIAMS ia, Brookllne MAaa
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Sitambuats anO Rallroaos.

SitlmoJats dn0 Aallr0iOs.
ALRASjNSHo ANPp TROY IMSo,IT ny Day Boats.
boat from BRooKLiS ats 4 vi Isndins ~ SYRGK
P6HEErsikf' RulSESFts G1fsk a and md b "
rasscngers landing At WEST POINT CORNWALL. q
and 6ssSase e6sessi SoRfn and %Fsr tickets V or
coupons good Hudson River r. r received for passage
3n MA ss1o POW tx k;n l2r rqkfissG.
co1ens. Milton, New Hamburg. Hyde Park. and Cold
y r. atSSoP " Connect, viii Brooks anne \ boats
A TROY BOATs.-clTIZENs' LINE-Ncw
loot of eroy ~ a iTa esss Saturday, N
for Troy and all points North ant West
ALBANY BOATs.-rEoPLE's LINE.-steamers
oicans st. sysfy week day atof II. Tor Albany ~
FoK AEWlHUglRSGH AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and saturday W Pier ~ loot Canal st.. North River
NEDOLLAR LINE TO BOsTON.-Iimiied
~ tickets To Boston, ell good supper on the boats for
steamer, lcsyG rsr 40 North River, every day except
SIssi,sr: e ne XoRwlcE Use leave SAN. pier
excepting Saturdays 'D''''
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
pant KEN 5r SS Street Ferry and CONNECTS meet
with cars Tor south Ferry. c'rilandt street-Nearos
pace-Searc.t point l1r Post once Cy HALL and Bsr
S.,peai Ior Fa9Sns AID Rfe R~ay FRY Franklin
street Grand .ree,-Neare non! loI Ds'ro.ses street
ami 1' K ie Street s sr WY" BSs sSs
Connects with cars Tor east aud west Eighth street
Connecting with Tor Christopher Street and East
Tenth Street ferries Fourteenth Understanding with
Tor East Twenty third ant Twcutyfuurth
Ties TWent, third Strcct-touucC ting with cars Tor
T~cny -hird street Ferry to JerscN city Thiry.third
strcot-t Nnuvct4ug with for Mcchawken Ferry.
Forty second srcct-tonncc. with New YORK Transfer
Company cabs Tor Grant central Depot fieth street
ami sixth aycnne fiit,risnth street-conneoung with
Bells Line Railroad. sixth avenue Entrance 10
Central larh FuN-tiird street and Eighth avenue.
Fityninth street and Ninth avenue SrNcnty-secund
street and Smith avenue Eighty first street atl Ninth
For uptown trains take east side stations For
down trains take west side stations Trains Will run
tu a-h It AMI SIN av AMI -st It und 0t alternately
Fare 10 cents rNccl between the hours u t and %
A NJ. aul sad Z NJ. when the fare is cents.
WM K GARRISON. President
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obstruction.

writing lessons Tor busluc,, men
H 21fatk place. Up town. ?l7 West htI go 1890
OLIVER Is GOl b-NlFH
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Rtmtlstrp.

OME aud see our B. acts o teeth open day and van
~ ing Eighth Avenue Dental Assocation Jf9 sth av
EXTRACTING, 1oc.; nlling SOC sets a. Teeth
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m,Oital


CERTAIN CURE Tor headache. constipation
~ piles stomach liver, kidney or skin dsea M Gus
exhaustion, weakness loss O manhood &C Bruughto'a
lnvgorauug Syrup, 2ic. 5uc., 81. and g. Gases pro
nounced mcurahe solicited AMI cured money returned
Sample bottle circulars and advice free West AN 81
TTENrION Thirty years PrusslAn and Ameri.
~ can rAcucc spccalteS diseases men aud loss of
manhood, consultation Tree. Dr. JAcoby, 8 Beecker st
A rTENTION, Patients - Years Paris hospital ex.
"a peuence, consult Or PROflN. "a Bond Il Zee ii ali
Diseases SKIN disorders nervous debility radically cured
A Ii PRIVATE DIsEAaEsi quick cures Drug
= ''o'o' w r"tA St., 4b'oeNsl from Chatham square
DISEASES % the sexual organs recent or chrome
- cured without medicines Use AAu's soluble M"Ji
chWd bougies patented oct, 1875 send To J. q ALLAN
Wal ~ buN LOST or ~ John St, tor circular
Dk. SMITH, SURGEON, lon East 10Th st-Mcn's dis
cases blood SKIN, structure, weaknesses new meth
odl guaranteed, cures lost manhood; medicines nlona
WI" not once Tree, correspondence. n.
DisEASES OF MEN sDeeiaty; cure from 3 to S
- HANA d. DYER ~ West ljth ST.. near 9TH Av
EREE TO the POOR.-Dr FANYOU 40i 9th
Nv Mraculouscutes hoialse promises, no medicines.
nj EDhCAL and Surgical Institute for the treatment
~ OF All hi,ea~s ~ men. DR. JACQUES. 7 University
place New York, once hours IL and s 10 4 '
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Nlusltal Instruments
A FEW s"cOnd-h Weber pianos at very great bar
~ gains OF them used but very short time by
our hest nuNcinns. aud really almost : good new,
iulN warranted IN every rusurct Please call the
WEBER Warehouse. 9TH nv. ami 10th ST.
4 SID ml 7oct rosewood piano. stool and
~ cover GoLpSMrll'S, 2d Blocker ST.. near Bowcry.
LAZY viii dispose Of loo. oscwooi upright piano
~ i0r sGo lMi ID nv. near 18th Il
AGNIFICENr "a oct oversrung carved legs
4NA rosewood piano. So cost s6n
GoRDoN's, III Clinton place.
PIANOS, go, 7ociaves, carved legs ovcrsirung. all
improvements, Slup uuTighs n .OctHves SiUD stup
organ, So GORDON A son, 10 East I4th Il
2OO PIANOS AND ORGANS belonging to the
eJAJO late nTm NJ
HORACE WATERS a SONS
VIII he sold Al auction at ~ East lfth Union SQUARED
June r. 70, and 26 also sheet music, chandeliers and
Once furniture.
Private sale daily.
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w ANTED-iO girls TO sew buttons on cards; piece
w work; factory 30 miles from city, fare paid out
Apply to G. A. MILLER. i20 Chamhersst
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ddlautto ttma!ts.

4 uptown ADV EKIi>EkS
y Nay ieave their faVors Tor THv SrN at the onl
suthnr zer midtown advertisement 0f'ces
.e:BS Broadway, corner ~ 3lsi It, ull d r. NJ. an
500 West I'D st. corner OF 18Th av.. u = NJ.
200 81 Av.. corner OF 41th Il. ull = 4. VI
vx East l.th 81. corner Union square. ull p. "
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GTOLEN from corner 2sth It, and list Av coal cart
- licensed No ltlO0 ON return OF thu same and con
,ieuon o. the thieves reward Oi f95 Will be paid Man
haitian Brass Company, 9th st. and LIST aY
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEFOrS ~ PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK.