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New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

Nafr.rs f0II--t homhcrs-kv judge Blrrctt.-
l. tie .a;trfo N sl- aoon granted. Jaconv arf. the
1if.ni ..o . .. SCR .iir4Ic already
ea.eeri -ialt Ngfa-i fli- Nr. lHh ard Liverpool
& A .iu. scfttd.
Ir I'D. e. i.l-i.os.f.le l"f Duncan. Notion grant
e. ru~. ssr b. --.-',l.tD.Hl
. in zoe 'lAi+rf ui ~lniori, In Tire mat
T. a. ... p1f li- N'ilrs sianird and
s-s..sl DO ~fff ti-w- a-f IT IErI.r 4lu OtArr-Mo
.. ro. rifc o' tr I i4 lir defendant Ngzrfinc
clue Dc ts4i -tuna county. .fh : .. cost. To ainor ie
t-f. g. .f-i, flr rs1p t- lN rd la Ahht
4tfilr tzi. hr1"llc. slot 1920 Trallei "lli STAY
days taLAvau ~-t McAnDir" -'ri,r ls settled
..'U ..furf Judgement
rraf .l Il. fhs naltero Wcfmorc Notion granted AID
s-..-n. li ,....,I Further proof OF ne
Cnls E i4~ witness Who SERVED the mons
..l' u thr % D. In VA. acilt from lls r.
fr.n .fri,i oeieucan cannot ~ mt Judgment
atai such lu1fs. lu uie mailtr ui fanH1. Motion
gran AID sslsnf veclird. Br. diY agL lukcr- l1
Ton d-i The ron.r e. lc i4ri1c. eti iials tig.low
E % ic A--pra' -Ou oi America Orders gfauten Bow
cry saw t.1 b'nt tgi. + r.r -Atr. li- l' IuckneI
Gitnte L. ltte. lf urIn-Itrrc should be- refer
fe. ~ nf % lfuIed.
eo'1'0. 49, Judge Nan Aorst-Cainpbeu etc, at
~ irl-c Van 8r Gomez etc. Fifdeaar a..
tao fu na, signed. Coleman Phelps
AMI ot .'f-.-of.tr ~a tsrl
tos'g0a Finr-'.oa1i Term-Bv Ch,cf-Jnstice
Z. =. ia ard Judges D. T. DIF Beach, I0uehl.n
at tHc mayor, ctc-lfder r.versed opinion by
Ddly }.
sne-0i Trn-By judge Reara Chemical \ ationa Rank
dun Oh ntc. ~iiybng aEL l4eks-alooa denied with
costs opinion On uie.
Misae Chombcrs-By Judge Smnott.-
WlHlue tR Dusinf i4fcTun arf. bu knHrr Lewis at
Levy 4utau-teln All. ~ Nlruer AoU-snld agt. Dorm
tAy Roth ag bdrb-hrHotnu 10 aNv. cause granted
pclunrlg hapau.- li-,lfrgrt custody OF
4b n' naiei n citfcai iu t matter 81 lrte a. ltluus
An. Yia'is sitneL Gc.IeT --t o. ney Aincnduirnt al
cider ale .oul. with
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The case OF Ms. Mary Bowman, who charges
AudrrW l.. Purt-ll with Dahiug large .uns ol money
from -r uu Ter prcfrureS. again called Tor
ANIMATION yesterday. gt jed son Market Police Court
Jusffc. FIsrlucr dismissed b. comnaint considering
That tte case wa "a matter tor the clvll courts.
Handsomely dressed man and woman en-
t,f.s ,he ilr store of Edmund Nninln Co.,. Ne. 81
Gsrcer-.t YESTERDAY nnc cf sro io 'ouk a some otter
ekif. Tno uan tArr engaged Mr N'linlu I'D converse
lion a.d !cf tlc store followed shortly
arr hv .lc u4u. SIR N0uail then missed bundle Of
L. seal -kiuS valued al $40. and susnfcted A.s
v..c. cd. scaling them. d. informed Queer hcDonad
@. s loss au. showed hin %" nlfCilol in WEIGH The
en- .pac 80 peas a. @lr- II y 'aald arrested lAe
Won. w % Lad unce- ncr Sea r4 fh - u tk Es. II p
r ~ .fu.i.- wa- arro.;ei hf Dt'c~ y g arm. A the
jefferson = r 10 ic~ tCtri fn.F -arc iGcr names
n iy Fiopt O. -ud Nalam DAVIS. Justice Fam uer
d. il. il $1,000 tl eac- ls pictures of boih are
"a .ne i.4ll.~' ,sal,rf-
Al Esscx MsTkct Police Court Yesterday, be-
fore fi.re urf. f7e eXgnluatn ou ihe charge made
b. Nsgitu e k-'zr- 81 No. 3-r M-si .wrnty-tnird-s.
rg.lrs HtuI n-rr a1a- " Harry " Herr. Tor having
a. rau.rd hn $500 d. Il.-s sutations while
ndu.ft p rin GOA ratg" "a hIs business as photo
G-fc .rl4f. cuutiGnri Tue iurtAcr hearing Oi
t. C.. jnu-lcl uatll = tu.riaf.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
THE COURTS.

MRS. MERRILL AT THE ASTOR HOUSE.
TESTIMONY OF TWO CHANBERMAIDs THAT HER
CONDUCT THERE WAS RATIONAL AND BE-
G. MING.
Catherine Walsh, a demure-looking Irish
Soman with low voice. was called behalf OF the ex-
ecntors IN the Merrill will yesterday the first
witness in rebuttal of the contestants testimony sac
said she had been the hOusekeeper OF yicarGeneral
Quinn for many years Formerly she had been a
chamhermald AT ,he Astor House and frequently saw
Mrs. Merrill while she living there The evidence
intended contradiction OF that before offered
regard Mrs Merrlrs eccentrcites OF manner ana
dress. The witness said that Mrs. Merr1Ps room al
WAYS had a neal appearance, and she dressed rehN
and plainly She often talked Of religious matters ana
said that the Catholic Church the true Church she
borrowed Catholic books OF the witness and told her
that the Things said IN them were true.
Mrs. Ann smith, at present nurse In the Women's
Hospital in ex.pgron-ave was chambermaid and
hoesekeeper at the Astor House before the civil war
she more Of Mn. Merrill shan the other witness.
Mrs. Merrill very in her apparel ana never
would wear long dresses the street, she salG sue
didn't propose 70 sweep them for the corporation: ~
" she thought" inquired exJudge Porter, thai the
ladies' ought lot % do the work Of the corporation
IL seems 70 De The only means OF having IL done nov"
adavs." remarked h. Surrogate. drily
{" Yes" remarked Mr.. Parsons. ." I surprised 10
hear my learned friend call II the work OF the corpora
uon."
The witness repeated conversation with Mrs Merrill
IN which the latter said that =" Bishop McCoskey and
know what to do with H." When George Merrill was
married Mrs. Merrill became very indignant at bin
she said his good enough for him. After
of her exhibitions OF rage at him. when she was H.
she said to The Witness Folks may say that I'm crazy.
hu don't YOU let them say So" When Mrs Merrill be-
gan repeat the Lords PRAYER the witness. who said
told her that she ask TO her trespasses
forgiven unless she cou forgive George Merrill The
name again" Mrs. Merrill gave the witness picture
OF the Pope and rosary. she spoke highly OF Cardinal
Manning OF England. Thurl0w Weed, Moses Taylor AID
a. ID
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
A DISHONEST BOOKKEEPER IN TEARS.

Detectives Dunn and RadfOrd, of the Cen
tra Oce. arraigned in the Yorkvle Police Court yes
terday afternoon. John Emil Ku)ely, Henry C-ausen
Sons boOkEeeper who arrested on Wednesday
afternoon as he was about 20 sail FOR Europe the
steamer France. Tho charge against him was the for
gerry OF his employers TO pr0nssory notes repre-
tenting several thousand dollars The bookkeeper had
been IN the employ OF the Clausen for four and
was receiving salary OF 81 GOO year On this he had
married aud started saloons In Greenpont During
last sumner ne managed ~ 1i iitouA saloon on the
I0ney Island rOad II 10 fhouehf tat m MS EFFORT -
lase of hs Last undcr an- De- made hls iirs
tieu downward. Three complaint were taken against
Kulelv hch were 10 hy MS employers. hy MI
Iorart Mr. L. sBafou ana the cashier Of the German TX
clau.e Bank and on each. bail wa- fixed at $1,000.
1nc prisoners counsel waived ana tXamluauun oHt
asked the Court reduce the amount Of ul. not Ou
account of tie prisoner Z, Tor hc sake OF his Vile
and TWO children. The prisoner cllct huefJ during
Tue remark OF us counsel, ana II utF tLuscn r. Was
So vls biv afrc Ted. tue b4 allowed 90 stand
a fixed by OOuri. In default Ol n. therefore fhc
accused mnu committed 20 await tlc action OF the
Graud Jury The detectve- stfe1 mat Zee lad given as
o reason Dr his toIhcs the lItccitv o h- married lie.
io escape ~ which be ha1 made arrangements 10 -
back Europe. IL biz formal eAn}urio u aac lie
thirty old. na i've Of switzerland ana hved
No. ~ Niifou-st., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Nov. Is, 1879
The following sales were held at the E
change salesroOm today
Bu scott NberS.
3 story frame building and stable with LOT. No 332
West 36th-st :. $50 It W OF sth-ave lot 25xae9: -
W Nelson So''
4 ami J-st0ry BRICK buildings with lot. No ljs Mott
ST. near GTandst lot 25Xlu0; W Nels0u----- e,3
BU AichGrd J.. HOrRet
10 lots West l2ls.st 100 n of Sthave. each 2Jx
1OO.ll. DanIJ S-hgman 700
BIZ Z J. a l. Phffips
lots n West 37dst. 45O n q 0f l2thaye, each 2bX
90 ll August August offender. 80
> lots n West l3Sd-st. adjoining above. each 25x
90 IL ThOs o. UOn0bue 81
Ru p. n IfdiDsr G Co.
plot Of land Rremen-ave. running through % An
derson-avc 100 II n Ot Union-lve l45x237 plain
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
rAItapAN. rnI. DAY

Sifi'-l 'lN CHalifa,-l. Lawrence Court opens
5-' 49, ~ ndar csi~i af - "A. Nos. loo l07 - d.
.l p 2l2, 30. 30 .2I -2y 2J0, Zs3. Z55 25o,
rtaL.t Af- Davis. r. d. ana Brady and Ingalls, IL
a. I!u.u ilifll Droeln Der To-
s-rfiAl ifHH-Nan Brlni J.-Court opens 1890 a. m
la" and $os li6. 2U3. ga. ~, o.
14A -ll-4Aff I-AoOu u.f slu .Ir.
.al -tt,ie en- J - ,onr opeus az 1910 A. m-shcIt
'ua t k-lp @0t. 49, 30 "A. l-uf 1907. -2l Z. ~
49, ;.Nt -i1s zSSl BIOS, zg2, 2-sJ 80 zOos. Us
FAE4 lII-yan VOrsL --Couri oSens al 1880 a. m.-
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
INFLUENCING A REFEREE.
ALLEGATIONS IN BROOKLYN DIVORCE svIT-rHE
REFEREES DENIAL


REFEREES DENIAL
Mrs Lena Fischer of No. SO NOstrand-
ave. Rrookiyu some time ago brought an action for
limited divorce from her husband Marcus Fischer, Gu
the ground Of cruel and inhuman and the
case wac referred by judge Pratt Of the Supreme Court
10 F. B. Van Week His report in favor Of the plaintiff
was made TO the Court June last. and decree was
granted by Judge Pratt Subsequently, however. the
Judge cancelled his decision and directed the papers
with new afdavts, be submitted 10 him. One Of the
afidavits Is made by f. A. Hutchins the defendants
counsel. he alleges that May Referee Van Week
called him and said that he had decided 10 report IN
favor Of the defendant and thereupOn handed blm
port, in his own handwriting. recommending that the
report be dismissed Mr. Van Week said that great in
fuence had been brought 10 bear him 20 decide in
Nathan OF the Twenty third ward that he tthe refere
v,as in pecuniarv emb0rTassment and that advantage
had taken OF that Mr. Huchins agreed wish
the defendant tO pay tho referees fees, amounting Ia
$500. on May Il the referee called on him and sad
that he satisfied that his decision was wrong ara
that ne would reverse 10.
The defendant. IN his affidavit saws that when he
called the referee To part Of i- fees Mr. an
Week spoke or the influence which had been brought o."
bear upon HIM; he =aid that by deciding 0r the defend
ant ne expected 10 Lose 5000 on account OF tie roc
lunu-nce OF the panuus brother, as Dli was thch
pending no Albany bim that sum FOR his services
referee IN he Guck maifeasance Tie defendant
IN al paid rl3o to the referee. On Nay 10, When ihe
depOneuf called the balance OF the referees fees
Mr.. Van Week said that be did not want any more
aud would what he had already received,
inasmucn he had altered his decision.
Referee Van Week makes an affidavit IN VIII b he says
that the trial ran through year, and that from time 70
time received small advances rom the defendant.
with the understanding that II t1e report va, AGAINST
The defendant he would return The money ana that 10
al returned before he made ns report He swt
that acted under outside influence, and that Gc dis
charged his cutv cOnscientiousy.
Judge Pratt yesterday rendered his decision granting
a decree % the plaintiff with = wevA a4lnony,
GIL ii expenses and roo extra allowance
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

hANGSON. EDWARD En- pursuance of
9n nrierO ronnkns Nrstrvrlt. surrogate of the
toumy icnmond notice Is hereby gved 10 all persons
nir.r a.tuet EDWARD T.. DAWSON. late cd the
Town Cn~efnn cnunrv of chmouG dec a-- 10 present
the -an. wan thereof, tie subscriber ~ her
or rau-aciu he est he Office Of
WEtKEo az FORSTER NJ. - Wdl-sf.. ia th. CirvO New
York dav of apr uextDated october
20 s7a CHARLOTTE :. DAWSON,
InygmFr Execuirix
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14


5th-ave cor ssdst. l02 2xi6o; c / Tiffany and
&s 10 cor e = Sifsi. sSsss 5sx6sio Desn ana wife
25th n tis. a66 II " Of iavc a5xose Phenx
ana i otiefs executors. crc To- MSfy Warren ~ lO2
3sth ~ 50sGa, II cot sth-a c, III 'sx9s A Alb.
ami husband 70 + Livingston -. I5.o
and others. execuiors to Mary G Warren - lO5
L iIase ana husband ana anorheI to open -,
7.rbsi "' 100 n of AveA 25xi62 Johns T Van
nennselaeri referee to tae hank lor aNihss;.. lo-
lS9t 81 poo n = of Willsave -5x iOD: T ID
Cottmann. referee. 10 George Moulton --.---- 1910
'''sf Vsndefpoc an VIE ' to John Hnerson 500
b AnlbaeS. 1873
i4lsat. n : lS7.6 lie OF whiis.avc is7.5xlOO a
1ex9gfSS.ave. " cor Mol,is.S. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
Alison cor Nor1s-st aud Lexi. ston-ave. 0oxi Cox
irregular. and other pronerty -.-....-.--- 73
fremont Highhrdgo Road TO Mil Erook.S4os
2rreguiar ANA other property ittner ana VIE o.
Fransforsi 80. - q and 81. Mary + nm and nus
oand 20 tie NcN lork and btoaSlvn Bridge COM
l.t a5effr of ne.ri..essf. zisvs0 $50
xirresuar T. Richardson ana wife 10 Lewis stem ,
5tlaTe e cor 6sth It 505zio0urregu and also
ssd SiIc TO II @ Eas1I5a ',' -..-'.. ''lcoo
sac,air. reierr TO- john Aston ...-- 4i5
~ iSji6: ir sI,p,ei and rie 70 il essoa 500
5thave. : O. cor 6-ihsi. 5Olxl2 Vrrrguer and also
sosth-t 200 itc cor 5thage. z5Xl0'.5i The 90
kICOKulD NOErtFA5N-
Beulef. charles tn VI Ralette and another. exeru-
foT-. etc tbthst " ls-n'e. wears --.---- 80
Bles.o Al and wife fO ID ulnkt pei ana another,
l-1tn--t of utl-ave, year $40
Eastman 4 G. % ldwa rl J King. cor 5t'-aNc and
O-tu--f. etc mortgtEe- 10 g. ID
Farley. Is n sud husband 20 p IA -lsoe, s@d-si,
Lave.
Uackfuauu. r 20 J. Jones, e Washington ave, ~
H-fu--f .
Tvud n to lu~tie: sjf h-st OF ffhave. notes 90
Murray. . an0 wife o. "A llllan A vel aud
other. executors, etc. So ll2thst, or 4th-ave.
$500 40
Onprnhcner Edward and another O. l. Hascll ard
smother = u2d-sf OF oth-ave, mortgages, = -
Palmer susan J and husband 10 William Coles, 80
III Mau-n-aus- years --.----. lZ,U
CuacE Ecnbush, " cL aud others o. \ Dickinson and
others. trustees. etc. n ejtust. e oi ad-ave, 80 .
mortgages years total -lO
SAME TO CHRIST Church of Bloomfield. n J, -5ihst
dtave. wear -------- 80
same ara others 20 Mary J. Clark and another.
llui-~ta. etc, wears -
N's af ave. 'i''-e,, 3 Years -. 100
sfeular. To-. J. to Edward fich1rts0u " Greenwich
IT, of ID .-hr0sscs--i. igs1a nclts l'4
KI,OfDED Assign MINIS OF MORTGAGE.
Gofuark J. 20 Ellen OrreG ..--.--.-.------ - ID
.Ian. Pt. Edgar heicnf fin IL
Iii man, Llln- 90 william " ,--ti
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
Sales bp Aurilou.
nY 5. /. JONES & %.

DY ;. l.. JONES & CO..
IL AUCTION LR-.
FRANCI-Co. CAL.
ell November 10. 1879
th- entire stock implements uf the
Vineculura their cellars Ia S0nOm Ca cOn-lsung
of gallons wine also crI-erS wine presses
tubs frrminaIugtanks hutfs Agricultural implements
&c For further particulars consult HALL IVES CO.,
iu5 Duane-sf., y. Y
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
THE ERIE RAILWAY.

VII ERIE RAlIM A1.
Il now known %. the NEwY0Rk. LAKE. ERIE ana ana
WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement oi trAih- taxing
r. M Cinannsn and chicago Dlv Express Drawing.
room Coaches 10 Buffalo and suspension Bridge -.
p M DAILY. ta,t - Loul, Lkpres, l,tVng NV & a .no [
wet ruliman's best Da~insro'm sleeping C"aches 10
= p m. (Daiyl Pacific Express for the West. sleeping
Coaches Through % Buflio NaEata ais, Cln,ln-
Chicago.
D. m Emigrant train for the West
Newark 0.i5, $40 1880 $40, 40 800 $40. 1880
IL niin ght Saturday nights only sundAvs Slo
itninerioFd and Passac 9, 7:5e 70, 1920 a. M ,ghe
II noon ll5 s. 500 40 5lO. 53u $40. 500, I'D D.
l2 midnight -undaYs $50 lOi2O a. N. lao $50 p m,
faitsr4Sn Z G,5 $50 $40 TO- 1920 1880 NJ noon
las, 8. $40. BOO. 42p 1tO D ,.lO o1u o:so nilo es
1880. :. Op ", anu Il mninigh 7un ay5. o. ''"o $40
lO:-' M. J A., $3.50. Z. p. me- aud II uidui nd -,
-u1rul 6 100 !u.-O a. ~ 80, 800. .. $40 D. m, IL
mcn sht sundays, q, $50 IOsZO A. m li5 600. p ~,
and ~ midnight
New burg and Cornwall. 75a $3.50. 4.so p. sun
Koadogs ana Kingston 9 a. m $3.50 p m sundays $50 a.
Goshen g. $50 o. lO.1ua NJ a,so $780, l.3o D. m.
Mldd etown I. q, o.. lO.-o 300, l5O. p sun
connect with Newton snd osNegO MIDLAND hNE
Fort ' Jerv. 7s0 o. lo2o a. m l.sO. g. p. m Sundays
ScfF-os- leave 25ds quarer quarter after
Tickets rassaR ami apartments IN Drt@ine room
aud sleeping Coaches eau De "ltAn aud aefs or ih"
choosing and transfer oi AL-its my De hi' a. ,lr %
pany Onoes Sos 2as, al or '0l hrutiway ~ y. No
Court IT. Brock va. or af The Companv.s Depots
Express uas from the West arrive IN New-forS al 725
T. ''' 40 \. Asa0ir, Gen1 Pass'r Agt. New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave FOR tngcuood. Cos1cr Peimon snd Ng1cs
-uraags. d $50 p. lhs 1880 train viii
lneye ~ minut,s atsi saturday nilAis- ,.. u 80 m
mo n. ABBOTT. Gen'l Fasar Agt. New-YorE.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
nENNSYLVANIARAI RAILROAD-Great Trunk

DENNSYLVANIA ARAILBOAD-Great Trunk
Line AMI CnIca states MI h0utc-o amt after Nov.
lV. 1879 ta l,ve NrNi OLA va Iesoosses agd cortndt
street Friir- as inlHH-s
F>nr.ss or sDufe, P-hurg. the West and South,
VITA Iul.au alre cars attached. r. n 4nl $50 p ~
dolly. ,. .., ,. - -
,r Whlm-pof. rackimven Corey and Erie ar $50 p m
ntctiu- ~ for iitssl g ori 4 h.Ic and the
uil i gou-. N lanernft 'ud l-0c tn9rri, % g. m -
bait more, Waslii-t ami ile -ouin. Limited Wash
iu4iuu 4..irss of Pullman lllr tlr, daily. except sun
day. arrive "a lli s..n t- DE- u He-n-ar at 4'3O
$500 l.I. l. I aIt lu f ii- -iNlHi. ~ .l m
FxYross Or West %. P.iiH.eIli.d 3D. l.ip, ~ ~ 90
Limited. y n D. 3f i, $50. b o. go, $50 ind ln p No
sunday 80 auo O.. n. 81 e. $50. $50 and 10 b. H. kmi.
gia.t HGa st ...4u c.i--. Np.
ENpr,s. fyr I.-G1ce'ha Via Camden 7:31 a. m except
nosis of rroorl~n Annex" connect with al through
brains st -cY if. aior L- ,y 'nd alFc't transfer
ipi i.ions.f i tit.fI. 900
d,i. a-. O.. io 20 d. $3.50 h a a-F X',nt AS. day rom
Na..lurfsa BiiiI,l. t..1 -, 80, : ta. 10 p. p
n sllaa l:-Ja iI. Fo. i "a ',- a. .3 90, 600,
ESQ. l.t1 1850 o. M = .ll ii. 40 ';, 500 AID U41
D. au..aT, 5.j'. t:uj. G.Jl load l.'1O a n, O."',
Tcici Csiees 526 ond o. Broadway. No Asior House
and uf D.-Iua-,I d.. rt@li i,, N"+ ,iiiL H. ll
EIo,slvn Annex reaoi tool = a in-' i;r,, D. Nos ll+
lli and l1- Ifras n-t Huiu.en; Dr"t Jerscr CT, mi
crlli Ic,rf fnce. $50. I-tfcr place. Tie NtN io.N
Tris Company VIII cali Tor aut chcS o egaEe from i"s s
AMI r sl 'nr... ,.,,.-,
FRANK TIL MSOS. / T. tAltMl-l-
General Aaua-er. Gen ] IassthseI A-tnt.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
rTO PHILADELPHIA
p..N.,SVLNANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTAELI~HtD ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.YOnK kND PHILADELPHIA.

7 =
NETWORK And PHILADELPHIA
sixteen TLroI-h cfch -.. three drpots IN
rliadtll b.. tNull fcN orh
Double fracl NOT improved tQ-irrenl ana the
Faatrst Time siert w.t. ah 'olIte sA4't
sf-rr Suv. t 1873
Exrrrss Trains Low. rw 40ra va U-s9r0.ses an Cor
amt sire itlr4.s a. loll vs.
f3N $780, $40 - llfrt II %. ], 3 jf. 8. iiu D. D.
1Sl, AMI I'D r. -uutHY i.i afn o. ii y p f.a'
-.u ID p VA. Au express rn ,sves NeW-N lrk dl ex
c-p SUNDAY nf +. d A. M runuag through Trenton and
Camden.
Bs,-nl "Br ok-r Annex cnnurat With l through
jersey CITY. ardnr speedy ana direct transfer Tor
Bruoklrr Tavtl.
iletir us irl ns isav- West Phlad'p i2;u1. 32O
34l r. s.s. h. $50 ant IA a ulmed xpr -. l.3o p
10 . -. l. $780, 7 D. ON l-:ll, 3.-O
8.iJ. $50 4. 7.35 Leav eF aieipha wa
800 3. M daIly except III day
ncart Olcc.- $50 anu 81 broadway, No AstOr
HOUSE ,1' IT uc~h0s-rs aud Corti ilnd-ts. NO Court
AMI I0uklyn Drpot loot Il Futon-t Brooklyn
Nos. III ll6and l, ld-0n--, Houokeu Depot Jersey
CITY. Emi rant Ticket Dfice 40. ( Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, l. Z. FARMER
General lmaecr GEM Passenger Agt
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
N-rw -IFPsFy SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
y Leave New oris NoTn RIVER foot Rector a.
or Long Branch, Laionowa and intermediate stations at
400 u.m
IsaEe N.gYcrs. foot LIB .rfvst. C. T. r. of =. T.:
s.lJ mTor Farmn sGale, Toms RIVER BarneGat ana IN
lis m-ror 'oms River. cand all stat to Bay
Side a. u FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
400 p. gdale Toms River, Barnega Tuck
erfaWn IL. T.. ami Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

.'O CONTRACTORS.-SEAL PROPO-
eAs- WI De rctly She Office the Department 4
Public WORKS unit; Tuesday November 20, lr15 ior build
iag or paving Various streets aud laying Groom
s.e 40 So. Ciiy Hal
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
Gin neal Gsiale tJr sale.

A.-FOR SALE.-The complete cabinet-tin
~ ishsd AMI fesspet fonr ieh stoor, brown sion"
fnf huu, ,et IucDes front by 80 feet depth lot ,u
ferf VIII r.. fixtures bet lt gld Madison avrs NO
il-t l.a-s., TO- $4,000. JOHN II. CnIMMINs. No
l.u31 SLave.
1 4 ORANGE, y. J. (neighborhood speciality.
: -rforeffv =, aId All varieties; great hhT-
gain-. EDWARD T.. HAdlLlON. ] = Pinest n y
NOR SALE.-Four-st0ry English basement;
.5fh -. between 7tl AMI -tiiaves. address OWNER.
Tribune prown Oficc l2s7 bro"d WAY
EOR ~ALE.-Nos. 20 and p East 63d-st.,
4 between 5h and Marisonavcs.. they are oaerd ioI
-sut which So 40 less tAan inay can DC duplicated
for ADpN on tli. PREMISES -
IOR ~AlE.-Ihe fiist-class f0ui-stOry. high
iIor brown sfene house 80 8Iti-t 81 vjo. lot
700: walnut finish. nrafwav nearly new, al gooi
order. all Improvements. Apply GA the premises
T'OR SALE.-NOs. 20 and p Last 63d-st.,
between Madison ana JtA- ve4., -iorf hro"ust.ne
hrses redy occupancy; completed by days work Tor
l.afiou chrsest on red Apply on The
prem 80. or To JOHN b. Cl.l Nh =. l.p3i 5d-Ave
MODERN TWENTY FOOT FOUR STORY
We HlGH -TOOP BRICK HOUSE West 2l-t-st. oppo-
Site Theological seminary larl. a. q I0w ngtre
~ LLONA4D J. CARPENTER.
AG ana 80 Lsst I'D sly NJ O. A. huilding
Es1 LOIS, including tull front Easterlv
- ovard ii 5 and llitists. for sale cheap BOYD
premises.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
MlscellaHeons.

DATENTS, TRADE MARKS, CAVEATS
afUNN Co. 81 sirHS Hew DIX ps :. pisso5. e,so5.
~ prsuts Hand book PEtenis with uD df enDn1 and
adyce. sclt frse.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
ONE DOLLAR TO BOSION,
&I TO BOSTON .s,,,n,,
~ VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
a I4lA


tn. elegant steamers MA-sAchl sEIls and kHOtE
ISLAM leave Pier 3 Mort tuyt oot 81 J4y ST. at f5O
D. m daily. INCLUDING SUNDAY.
special nr~cs-- limited uckrts goof only for The trp for
which thew al ssurd both the
this line nom New ork tO Boston
lur 81
-af.rooms aud uckets Nos '63 S87 7s5 and
"a Broadway, % Metrop,itn tnd Firth Avenue Hotels
New YORK ami al l8 BROOKLYN. NcSrfs
aso sold nj principal hotels and rcAetuceA ani al Offices
Ne-tcOtt EKprr-s Go.
Providence LINE for frcilht only.
steamer Electra Gaiatca leave iier 70 Atlth RAY r
tfnt of Warren ua'v, erreHt 7uudayS 40 . ID l FOR
i ~ e.fSl.- u. >. BAntUJA.
uoI- PassAgcnL Ftoa4leAh