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The Connecticut Grnural Life Insurance Com.
pany fled bill Yesterday nga!nst Harold III.
ard karen u. Hansen, 4. ", Russell, Il. f.
Day, y; J. Fair. 7. y. brown, tic Massacl.l.
.ettH Home Allssonary, Society,", sothia CIy-
q trast.drcli for $4,000 on 1.ut ., in tie sub
division Ut Lots ~ II. <, ~, n. a,ni IL III liz.
south Part of Block II, in the Canal Trllstccs'
subdivision u part Of Ser. 81, 90, II. Also an
T. W, Russell, Il. i. Dny, W.J. Davis, F. u.
brown, tlr Massachusetts Hume Mi.sl0ua.y
Society, Albert Wrhb, Christian q. Strou,berg,
and Marse u, Lockwood 10 fUreclose Il trlst-
decd fur s5,AN on Lot =, III The subdivision Of
Block II. in shc Canal Truslecs' Subdivision Of
part Ut Sec. III, 10, II.
Ellis Kaufman b.gan suit for sl,DN against
CIRCUIT COURT.
Herman schwab tc,l 4 bill acntnst Eliza
RIellel aud tllu heirs Ut Henry Rseiel 10 fore
cIosu trusttlcel f9r leu On Lots lO7 aud l0S
III Clark j. Thotna4' Snbllyislon.
pRonATE COURT.
IN lhe estate Of Charles Stcntnc, .ieccusc,g,
lettsss tes.amentury wetu @ tss''ed to 'llhcIluiaa
Letters Of administration III The estate o{
Henry Durkof, tleceased, wrre Issued 10 EIlza
nurkof, The will bu4ng proved a,Hi alni,t.l to
record. Bon|l Of s:o,tuo approved.
TIE CALL.
JupuE DnuNxoSn-set easci and general bust.
JunoE Iilopcxrr-So court mill Monday.
TUE ArrE1LATx EuuhT-1s, hlnrman ". l1enscf;
!ns canpat.y w. Trcawsy; Il; sann .I.! w. E1uuIi.
t'l.lraeo Is Sortawcsisrn hallway torpany. ."' w.
OIL % M uln to tI.I ij! to :''s ID 10 iii, ;.
e h;Nt. ana CiH to OIL. aIl Inclusive. No. a,HI
Clark -. Es1nes. OH trail
Iub0K KJAMxns'N-ARstsls JnlgG GARY, No, EE,
Ryn1 ". Callahan, s',i ttlal.
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
n PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROJTEAND SHORT LINE
bet Weeu
NEW.lORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each dIiiy Three dep1.3 1
Philadelphia, two IN Ncw-lork. -
Double Track the uOsf IuIOv 90 audthe tsIos
Time consistent with absolute -tt'tE
ON and after December TO- 1915,
Express Trains leave NtW-IoI6 VIA j Cs5et and Court
lanGt street Ferries a. follows: a.,
1o V $50 40 limitrdl II n; l. 3 30 - p D. o.: ,
and o p IN.
Route Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey Cy afornga speedy AMI direct transfer
eiuruug trains leave Philadelphia 1901, 3:ij 35j. 7.
735, $50 and II Lmit0l Express lO .. m 2,
$50, = anu Bop On sunday l2JL 3:lj 3jj, g. $50
"Tjcket Odiccs-%os 626 and ga Broadway No Astor
House and foot DcsUrosscs and Cuursnd;sts: No 1
Court s and BrO>kyn Annex Depot foot Of FultDust.,
BROOKLYN. NOs lI4 llG and IFS Ituds0H-st IIObOken
Teyo Jersey City Em!gI1nt Ticket Oihca No battery.
pace. ...,...., L. =. FARMER
FRANK lhOaSON. Gen' Passenger Agt
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For Both Sexes-Citv

MISS DALLOW'S English and French Schoo
WI for Young LADIES' children No "a East 22dst vii
ltOpen on Thu sday, September 20.
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forste, Carriages, narucss, ~t.

W. SANTED-A good secondhand tO3
w phGton. Address stating price and quality Box 100
MttuchGI, NeT-J cIsay.
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d. SO TO BOSTON ~
1

CONNECT1TG WflII ALL POINTS EAST
NOT TRIP MISSED ~ SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The cicgAnt steamers fu.Ut 1885,. y % and MARIA
GAHsLII leave rrr 33 orth River foot Of Jays) al
L.. daily (cNccp rUudlysD.
special trscia.s limited tickets. good only 2i5
Iun sclns on sold VA THIS line frOl NowlOIk "
Boston for ~ ~.
ic.1ts or ,seat an rrinrpa ticket Offices SaterOons
,uftd offices u Ncs.rott ENpc-s tompau, and AZ Nos
so AID 80, a"y aaa metropolitan aud rain Avenue
H"''' 'TeutIif.NC. LIsE. FOR FEEGGHr ONLY.
Steamers III., IRA and GAIAItA leave Per - North
Evcr foot e W-rr-rI duy except SundHsl al p. H.
'ti,ig.i Nj. .tlcI i.uc taken at lowest rates.
~ t. 'tii .INs G.P.Agt ID. EABCO"E. PteFt.
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VIII receive pupils painting dandscare dovera ',i ne
china and decoauon studio iho Bella No 40 Ha''
cCth.st. corner ithavo -
References: D. Huntington, Mt "in ldi| ''i' ''iN
~ Hart MT. A. L. Bellows.
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9nstrnrtlon.
For Young Ladies-Cit

CVBVRBAN SFMINARY.-167th-st and
y Roston ave hoautfui sitnaton thorouch instruction;
moe ratS pnces. Address Rev. EDWIN JOHNSON Nor
risauia station.
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~ .sG5 VIA TAILRGNER LINE.
9rct, limit ID ana good day C salc Tor continuous
H. 80 m steamer and Train leaving ta River The following
c AZ 5:jn on arrival OF boat Regular ticSci al -
rJ o any train between Fan River and Boston dagnui
cent stel,lCis .,.., ,,., ,t - c,ro.v
,aye NcW.Ycrk daily t-undaYs excepted. at p H.
frCm Pier IS Sorh Kiyci, foot Of huTTay--t
cave BroOklyn, Annex bOai, al t;Ju w. IN. =, -,
Tickets and secured At All prncpA hOVeh anu
BORDEN LOWELL. ASsne"
0Ro. L, CoAAoR Gen1 Pass. AE't
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RECORDED LRA9ES.

Masinn. Fanny TO Bernard Flood. No 1904 3dave,
years, annual rent Of. .---...
Schaenr John 20 Elias Jacobs, store OF No 81 Ave-A,
year for
100 Cetar IT. u years. at annual rent O......-...-
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Eiedmboats an0 RAILROADS..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERsl

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf
~ Ferry station in New.York, foot OF Libcrty-st
Ferry station in Brooklyn, foot Of Fulton-si; -. .
Commencing Nov - IS7S-Tiana leave NewNOrk foot or
Liberty st.. as follows: :, ,,-,,. uoucb
$50 n. n.-For Firmii Cton, Ess'rn, Bclvider@ Mp',
Chunk, Tamaqn9, WilkesbaTe Elmila &c COhhoo'S q"
Junction with -. L. and w. H. r. -,-.,.u.. ,to,r,ai,
s45 mFor Hrh Bridge Branch Sehooey ynh-rr agnT-
Budds Lake and Lave Hopl'r'ns f'-tnl, urantan
Maueh Chunk. ramaqns. liszelton, WhEesoar'e Sen''
i0yOa m and 4:3O r. m-For S0merville and Termination
D m-Fur Pennington. Easton, Mnnch CHUNK anhluN
Nihesbarre Scranton Tunkhaunock Tamaqua, ha-elIo1
Reading. P0JtsTiie, HarflsDurfh &C. ,,-, ,fo,r,,tr
y. mFor Higa Bridge Branch Schooiey loIn a an ,,
Budds and Lake Hopatconr Easi9n leIv ~ - ~
Mauc Chunk. connects at Junction WIN ID l. anu W, n H.
$50 d. day.-For EastOn Allentown anu hail'S"ib'
1;s5 y. m.-For EestJu. -,,-.., -..,to,,
SUNDAY TRAINS-I-sve at q a. m, u D. m ior bpiIu
intermediate FONTS and al 05o NJ lor E'"
Pc2ding and Harrisburg $500, -. ,o. -, TO co,,econ
Il Jersey City STAT and irOm Br0oAyn ana Etc DS'7
Jcscy CIiv -. - ...,,,,>r
NEW YORKand LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
y Trains leave Rei Bans, Long Branch Ocean Grove
49, m ronnect al Maiawan station to and from KEYpORr
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Connections foot Of LIBERTY ST. Ior tIIeho'u d'
SIS, 1l:IJ a m, !, J:lj p H.
NEW-IORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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Tor Young I4adies-3rooklyn.
MRS. J.. JERNEGAN BOWEN, 40 c

W tonsi B1ooSvn, gives instruciion IN nn-!c ana ,c
olcr arcuFcCs ana private lessons At Their Tcsdccs l
ots whose early instruction in English has been decent
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9nsirnciion.

For Boys and Young Men-city.
A DVERTISERS! ....,.,
N SEND YOUR ORDERS FOP THE IElBU Ne ana
ALI FIItsTCLAeS CITY JOURNALS 10
ONE OFFLCE.
BROWN q PULVFEMAS. l,23S Broadway. NeW i OK.
send oopy oi advertisement when asking Tor estimate OF IN
formation
DANES BUSINESS COLLEGE,, G2 Boweiy
Irntown College SlS BrOcdW8y.-B0O kEee ping, Ami
uec Spelling. Whiting Lessons g monthly tOTelPneIs
ana backward persons Ia ght Pnyatey Ladies departments
TTniversity Grammar School, No. ! ,4S1 Broad
waT near ld-st. Primary Commercial ana CLASSICAL de'
paItmeuts M. NJ. HOBBY. W. L. AKIN A H. PHhcipals'
For Young Ladies-City.
MRS and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, n os.
IA. ~ East l7th.st. and 30 West l6th-st
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Ecc Cream.
Crai2s nn0 Gcn0crs.
Gpciion saies OF Rcal Getnlc.

p WEST 34TII-ST .-BrOwn-stOnc mansion; /;
ee west bTick stable auction nnicr foreclosure
Ar'iI1. RICHARD Y. HABNEIT aucuoAeer IL bIo1h-
way. basement.
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gteamUoais ano KdllroG0s.

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Farc, 81.
~ Steamers leave PeCbsip Gay Sundays eXcepteO toc
New Haven al and IL D. NJ connecting with rJad
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Ion'atonIc
40 and NsueAtuck EaIOas. Fare ~. Steamer Bridgeport
leaves Cathafnesp daily Cundays excepted at ll;JJ a. H.
and Bridgeport al II D. ~
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heaI g;siale 10 Gtebau9s.

NOR EXCU ANGE-Any person having Nan
sos Neir5ssa or Missouri lands which they wish 20 eN
,haur. fpr property IN TINS County. can address go - .
NJ l. lS7g ]. =. KNAPP, Fayetteville, \.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
DALIINORE AND OHIO RAiLROAD.-
I'd Leave NowYoik from foot Of DcsbIosses and Court

ID Leave Ncw-Yo.k foot Of DesbTosses and court
70 a 10 foT Washington Columbus, Cincinnati IDdi.na
os Chicago West ilrlmond, Ch,uert"n AMI the
south Pullman iium baltimore 10 newark OhIO. aHd
Chicago.
from Kew OK 20 Baltimore dnG Washington, marng close
connections for pttsbIrS tCinnau lnaianap0s Ituii
yiIe ami st Louis IhIOuth Pullman car baltimore TO CI-
clunati ST Louis aad TltlsblTy - .
1000 n ID daily, Tor Washington, tho South And West Pan
man slecrcTs from NeWNork 10 baltimore and Niabngipa,
CONNECTIONS for Chicago Cincinnati Indianapo
Ue LOu- Columbus, litsburg the south anI
Southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore % CucI-
nail connects at Washington win uans OT LynChDars
FoTica, cw.Orltaus and the rOuth -
For through tickets please call Al COmDanys once. SO
Broadway EewNOTk and at ckct Offices foot OF C0uiuAh1t
and Des irossessts, and Depot, jersey CITY. - .
HOUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBhAShA
AND ILOHlDA
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DroohIpn propcrtp % Eet.

vIlO LET in BROOKLYN-A three-story and
basement brown house NO. IC0 PARK place BrooE-
lvr bctwccn Carton and VandorBtayesi u good order
isi pa ted and kaeOmnel frstclass neghOorhogd ICn
$500 possession given Immediately. ADpy 10 CCLbEEI /
BROTfIERS, ll99 Broadway, New.Iork.
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

Commencing March j., IsiH Leave Now.York foot o
Liberty. ST. C. Il. y. Of Nj for
I-a ,. auu Toms i.iysf, -, Ii4J a. NJ itU y. IN.
VIcaud BGIrrton ana Atlantic city, Il:ij a. m
Narr'owu. 81 a. i;p u.
HaIHerdI ana Tuch'rtOG $500 .. m 80
p. ui~lph aa1t M. H0.tv ll:l'a m iDp D. m
From <. y. B.. t."ul HoCfurs'I
200 I 10. lrr highlands Long Brunch am Iat"L'"Wn
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Ctr Dropertn 90 Get.


a WE'LL FURNISHED four-St0rv brown
- stone bswrcrn Madison, to let 10 private lam
ais adults $50 monthly and boa an ug0 SIN
gia gentleman. Address J. O.. room 9, go West l3t-6t
CORNER JOHN ard WILLLAM-Store con
< tnuOu, plte glass: ich back walnut an. elegant
ofGces second floor ourtn hOOr FOR hight manul'ctunc
FLOCK. 3C9 =. oalway
ENlNG ION-ANE., near 6lSt-st.-lO Let
h y cry desirable story brown stone Apply to RU-
LAND & WHITING. . Beekmanst
NO. 2O4 EAST 15TH-ST.-IO rent furnished
y or urlur4ished-~ iyteen IOons, als Improvements;
furnished $500 rrfurnishcd $1,000 Apply on premises
OFFICE TO RENT-m the "Churchman"
W Building ) Laisyettep place opposite the Astor Il
brarv. AiI.y Oh the premises
TyO LET-Part Of building No. 8 Wooster
st.: lofts and first hoOr and basement No. 10 wooster
St, .5N9j. Inquire of. CORBlT. 253 0thsye
VG7O LET-Oliices, lofts, stores and easements
IN Beekmau Ann Futon IOhn, Pearl Gold. Ch VII
liam and Nassa-Sis. RCLAND d WHITING, Bef6ma-st-
TlIO LET or FOR SALE-Two-story and
basement brick house rent 80 price 5000 40 54+
Last s2dst Apply to L. KILPATEICk, owner Si- East
79th.st.
no LFT-FOUR-STORY BROWN-STONE
1 RESIDENCE northeast corner Of lttL ST. and dave
The location and most convenient to he business centre
in tho city. Apply 10 Il. u. GREGG, 4o west I4thsI OF
BoNeY.
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QGGGner5.

1 YOUNG LADY of education desires DO
- siou as companion ot rly Invalid LADY, reals
aloud Wrt,s letters would goVcrHc0S 10 young '
In i"riiuCt '"0 tc'i4Lvi' as
gwen. Aadle-s hoX4,a99 Ncw-York Post 9ince.
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
u AGENCY introduces superior Teachers "a colleges
S,boo,s aud faIHiiic. Address OF call On Miss ~ u.
YOtNG. American and Foreign Te-Caors' Agency -
Unol.squaTe Broadway SIDE.
AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ 30 TNION-SCU UARF, NIW-iORK,
supplies GOOD teachers win POSITIONS Application orm
f. Etamp supplies Ools and families with competent lu
stru,toI- WITHOUT CHARGE. . ... =,
r. CGTI.I1SN NOkIH PINCh&EN. 90 Union square, =. Y
A ncrican school Institute, Established 1sJ5
~ Promptly proy!."s FaGih,s schools, 1Oicee' wan
-caCbty ana roe OF known Cdht gni character
.t..e guG ID.ts >chCo! lIoF'Ilts;
GIVES Parents safe advice about GOOD NCHDOA-.
I,lrtstuts reliable teachers seeking tnga-, L'ht-
j. ". SCHEEMIIHOHN, y. ~, secretary.
40 last I4tl-si lr'lr University i'cel y y.
rF7EACHERS supplied 10 schools and families
without chmgr. Mts fIoEtNCL lIICH LII "a
IIONAL 81 ElAC 80 VMonsIlhe
TEWO TEACHERS of eight years experience
wish situations IN hr-tcas5 school ~ or "n"hl
NewN ork; are competent % tea' al The higher Iht q
branches mathematics Ciccuou 12C dIdMhS Iesl Boston
reference. Address g., Box 50, InOaHv pi-,c.
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REAL ESTATE.

Ngw-YoRK, Saturday, March %. 1870
The following sales were held as the r,
change saosroOm fo-tay:
Bg 4. r. Muller & Son
/ 4-sorv brick building with lot, No SS6 Br0adways
ecor roi Br0Jmest, lot 25xl00 the right title and
,rna Interest; Dsa, A y Weeks sos
purchaser =, .......' 77,2
2sOry brick Stable with lot. No l20 Wesf 5Oth ST
; = 300 II " Of 6th-ave, lot 26xlC0j Equitable
Inv %
) story brown stone house with lot. No l2b East ~
7Ith,st =, 225 II e Of 4th-aye lot 2Oxl0A2 same
BB Van Tasset & RedTaeU
S-story brown stone dwelling with tot No s2a West
5OIb-st, ,, 329 II " Of sthave lot l02X1O)5,
Union Dime Sayings Bank ....... ............ 10
Bu Jas. ". OdklsU & 90
3-st0Ty brick dwelling with l. No 100 CIntonst ca
6un OF DclauCcy-st, lot 2Ox60. - i Church OF ~.
nv BeTTldrd Sr1VO.
! 2-stOrv brick hOuse with lot No 26f Monroe 80 g
l25 n " of JscksOnst. lot 2jxSj.llN2jvsi~ Jas
.--.- o,Z
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For Boys and Young Mon-country.

Ga Homcliko Boarding School for Young
N Boys. r. HINDS, \. NJ. Hcmp,f@d, Long lStlnt
ALEXANDER lusntutc,a military boarding
n school White Plains Ny. O.ilNILLlS Ph.D- fnAc'Ial
DOYN and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
so,Sl 3D. coisT9 s iStc ~ &s 0ffMAES
pLACK HALL SCHO0L--A family school o,,5
ID for few Doye At OLD LYME Com on on IGnS 6 Ie ] snd
2Rfn s%oB ISF F&RTLE ,Si 1d 5e Gonn 'pp'
CoIlegiatc ard Commercial land Milit;9ITy)
Y institute Ncw.naven, Conn. VIZ u RUSSELL
CTAYERACK (N. v COLLEGE and liud-
4 son rive institute receives pupils at any lmf ana r''5 @
them lN"T%J Gf y ant d,( a., - r an, Isc.iysi af,er
tGT fdGt - "eA' I'@'"'iS anu hLoNzO FIAcH.
FAMILY SCHOOL for Boys, English ard
z classical. Ju0uv.le y J. -. ltA'si y" - H. - "
IIRTEHOLD INSTITU rE, Freehold, \. j.
II c AGa a9nos oG5iy a a5 iGSSi ifosSio Eey t1GBlFs
SEighland Military Academy, ,W oIcestcr, Mass.
5 year uuu,r present slIyru'lft g. r. hei'"I y VI.
pgONlE SCHOOL for BOYS, B;9,tlehor22,
5orinr me- summer months, For crcu.rs win Ieierfncca
particulars. adoIcss wIll Ai1 - NJ I - VI . CT ~ i-
ITulI.l 10 CamlTdgcplaye BT"o-.5 n "i'tI --" '''
BiatIiebmo. VI
MAPLE HALL Institute Jan3ica /. J., tQr
HE Boys Tuc,ish French Gc'u'n ana 'a''i' ''. 800
SORRISTOWN (N.Jl BOARDING SCHOOL
DEEKSKU.L (N.YD MILITARY ACADEMI.
i sendior illustrated circular iog -o',-s9-
Tg1VE CUNNERY- -WashiA~iO0, Conn, Fam
ir so.o3 fr Boys: n't I'm ,s1s Il @ .'
t1Q0 PER SCHOOL YEAR. No extra
- 900 Oharrcs Special attention 10 10Th advanced
aE9 I a r5s,e aS's; Bu-uc, -ti.nd ard classical
cours's f study WeCy gCn' M 9,lG2' pa ror by ,oe H
fernando Woo4 ovcrror Fnu't Judge Van Ioescn, Rev
Ghas d. 3 &C. r &C. s r(l @ sIess Ss 9lWIiiI%
gIi6E7IInGF JEarlarI University 4 NJ, Media, Penn
Ell ..s-t from Il a. q 10
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RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF NJ
Gin tseaI Gstate for Sale.


A NEW three-stOry brick-C0rner Eastern
y Roa,r and s..5t can be ARRANGED f,r store price
s. 100 T. KILPATRICR, owner, Si4 East 18Th 81.
A NEW and beautiful One-famlly DNELL-
n ING-Au modern improvements pr.ce - Di DO
Appiy 10 T. KILPATH1CK, owner and buller -,
A'P'' 3i2 Last 79thst,
A SUPERB new four-stOry, high stoop,
n BE0WN STONE HOUSE finished IN the newest ana
nnst e2nuisit4 manner in Black Walnut French Walnut,
Whjts IsIiy Lasake ard Queen Ann style; OGth:t De;
tween Madison aud PaTkayes, near new RAPID uahsA'
$500, oo t., ,ronr
can he IoE%h ior oly $4,000 $4,000 each Bargains
Tan T nv ns ~ eyii ~ ' v X. STEVENSON Jr,
Pine 35 East l7th-st. ana 66l 5th.aye.
Y ~ lats1 New York Cityi Iig, Tocl 40 minutes
10 Cy Hal: great bargain for cash only SIo9 10Y 10Y
adjoining sold 500 Address RAPID IRA%SlI, IilDuns
Oice
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Art schools-New- York City.

2S. LOUISA b. CULVER
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Eaw Schools.

VALE Law Sch0Ol.-Regular course, wears
Graouac course dor decree Jf DCLE wears Fan term
mems s,,t o. AdGiess IIof WAlLAND Ntw-liaytn. t
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Tor ycnne Lad!es-country.

DCTIFR'S HOME INSTITUTE, Pough-
ID keepsie advantages TO ladies wishing dnnF
the next three months So prepare ftG ol C" q
ate C'asses the Iau Miss = V. II HCILEE PnucPaL-
NKONE HALL, Ncw-llavcn, C0nu.-Nss
SE MONTFORT's SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES.
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
burg Penn hoalthfu hcautiul College home and Schoo
opens 23l year sept Il. Rev. T. T.. EGE A. VI President
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE for Young
w Isdies Fitisfed Mass.-Spnng term opens April =
c. V. SPEAR AID r. i. AVERY. Principals.
SgTcslcvan Female College, Wilmington. Del
w 3-f wear begins sept. g. Eu urs lust Trte a1d re-
furnished For cataogpcadlcs Eev.J A NJ FIea
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

EOACuIAN eui GROOM.-By single man
,.fr.r .,i ,,.gn bet itv reference from last
~ en-. cs ,ou-trg. hfdI,ss C0ACHMAN, East
3IIr-f
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BrookIDn geaI Gsiats for Sale.
Cnrutrn Real Gstats for Sale.

y elegant COUNTRY SEAL on ne .I!ci liidsOn o,i,
~ r.,r T,r,ytaWu sale or c1clHpf oI CuOi0e Sl'i
+r1,.TrT. pci,. more desirable North river. -.
property "''- ''N r. A YOUNG, 20 ENchange place
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

ARDENER.-A practical gardener; under
I 4 stana. flower grape aud vegetable gardening thor
has undoubtod references Can be seen a. JAC
ofISh BI IEAU UV2 Uhaye. between 35th and Sbthsts
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

no LET or FOR SALE-N why IH'IMs Hn.s
90 mnu;,a iruiI l2dst. l3 trains asuS bs,h ro,,n
root - furnace LdH D.''-tuln
and laurdry Utuated corner lot 7txito IN ,e" VI VIZ
col qgcs smaller; $500 more gf0hG ma! ne 20 a
Titav TX - WI STCOTT No. 26l Broadway Room No 81
o at White rlainr.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

" IIomclike Boarding School for G1n1e
n Boys r. HINDS. \. NJ. Hampstead, Long lS'inu.
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~ -TP0qON TAYDING-FOR SALE

A Il t'hDlON IANDINO ! ao,n,r,
M NJ % .crq suitable fol ge.' ''aahs county
lie irorcriy Is located The west slia Oh tle
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New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
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The New York herald., 1879-08-26
EXCUSABLE HOMICIDE.

The inquest to the of the death Of Michael
Kelly. who was killed during encounter with Ed
ward d. Ryan. on Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn. on
Sunday morning. held before Coroner Simlna
and jury at the Court House in that city last
ing Assistant District Attorney Oakley appeared for
the prosecution and Colonel Robert Johnson for the
prisoner. Thomas Egan testified that he Michael
Ryan, the accused. up and told him to
let CO. Michael Farrell testified that Kelly, who
seemed to have been drinking. accosted him. and.
catching hold OF him. called him vile name, and
told him che was no good" Ryan came up and told
the deceased to let witness go. John Brie testified
to having seen the prisoner strike Kelly. Terrence
Donnelly saw Ryan throw off his coat; saw him in
testified that death caused by concussion Of the
brain. Edward D. Ryan, the prisoner. testified in
his own behalf. He said he on his way
home. when he saw Kelly holding young man, and
he told HIM to let him co. Kelly said, "Helioa Edl"
and when urged again to let the go he said,
whip" Witness said, "There is man you can't
whip" and deceased asked. "Who is he?' The witt
ness said, "He Is standing before you.' Deceased
said he could beat witness who proceeded to take of
his coat The other took off his and struck witness
on the left check This returned with onvor
two blows, and he fell down. Witness said he then
left and after arrested in Columbia street.
The case was then given to the jury, who, after
brief consultation returned verdict to the effect
that Michael Kelly came to his death by conclusion
of the brain. caused by blow from the hands Of
Edward D. Ryan, and that it was excusable homi-
prisoner to Jail till to-day. when the District Attor
ney will make a motion before the Court to admit.
him to bail. The prisoner is stepson Of Colonel
Cavanagh, Of the Sixty-ninth regiment.
The New York herald., 1879-08-26
EXPENSIVE on one division of q road would be low
upon another; it can only be aprroxmated

EXPENSIVE on one division of q road would be low
upon another; it can only be approximated.
FREIGHT COMPETITION.
He thought it would be unjust for q law to forbid
the New York Central charging more for hauling
freight from Rochester to New York than their pro-
norton of through haul from Chicago. and thought
That the road could afford to haul from Roches-
ter at rate while the roads may be able to
do local business at reasonable rates they want the
benefit of through business they could notlive with
out through business and must be allowed to COM
pcte for it, we'll for the benefit of New York city
as for the benefit OF the roads. Mr.. Jewett here
stated the disadvantages in distance under which
New York roads labor as compared to their rivals
from various Western points; he thought it would
be wrong if the New York Legislature were to make
roads which would place them at disadvantage
to their rivals in other States an enactment by
Congress a board Of arbitrators would save
great deal OF annoyance and railroads much ioss
II there general controlling principles estab-
lishod for through business railroads would
then be all on an equality; the Legislatures OF the
circumstances would require, subject to general
law; the Erie has little Boston traffic. but its rates
are the same the New York Central's and that by
water; II pool rates are observed between trunk
lines it ends competitions; he did not want to be
understood being in favor OF the demoralized
state OF things OF past years. is in favor or legsia
opinion as Mr. Vanderbilt as to the increased fa-
cilites rival roads enjoy In philadelphia. Balti-
moro and other cities over the New York
advantages of the grade of the New York Central
road he stated that the Pennsylvania road had an
advantage in that its grades were concentrated at
point, while the New York Centrals grades were
distributed its length; while the Baltimore
and Ohio road unfortunate in its grades its advan
tages with regard to fuel more than counterbalanced
it; the New York Central is compelled to pay S3 or
81 per ton for coal, while the Baltimore and Ohio
takes fuel from the pits, actual cost Of only
about eighty cents per ton.
Mr. Jewett stated the through business OF the Erie
road to be as follows:Through traffic 81 per cent?
way trafc ~ Clio per cent; coal. 46 4lO per cent