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DANGER At THE SEASIDE.
Unse--rtters CnneeIiing Fire Policies L. A.
bury Park aud Ocean Grsve.

A slight fire happened on Sunday night
last in the business district Of Asbury Park, ro-
sulting in loss OF less than 81 900 Tho alarm
waa rung while most Of the citizens were in tho
churches in Asbury Park and Ocean Grove. and
almost panic in the congregations followed.
The fro WIS soon eKlinguishcd. but tho fact bo-
came known to tho insurance companies In
New York that to stop connagraton such as
might have resulted from tho fro on Sunday
evening. II 1t had not boon discovered until ton
minutes later. Asbury Park has only ono small
chemical engine. Ocean Grove has hand
brake engine Of similar power. Tho insurance
companies have become alarmed In Wow Of this
and Of the recent confagration in Cape May.
Since Tuesday morning tho underwriters hold
ing policies on the hotels cottngca stores, and
other buildings In hsbury Park and Ocean
Grove have cancelled 10y telegraph policies to
the amount Of 100000.
much excitement among tho residents, who
recognize tho necessitv of protecting them
solves. and strenuous efforts will be made to
visited Rod Bank. Long Branch. and Ocean
Grove yesterday, to inquire, M TO thoir system
OF protection against fire. In Red Bank Mayor
Samuel W. Morford said that the risk OF n DON
Migration there existed no longer because tho
Commissi toner's had districted the city. placed n
chemical hand engine In each OF the twelve dis
tricis and given citizens froo access to the on
last yoar in Red Bank has been promptly ex-
tnguished.
In Long Branch ex-Chief Engineer Rogers
was decidedly in favor Of n steamer. " Here IN
Long Branch." he said. we have water mains.
hydrants. water works driven by steam night
and day. with tclegraphic communication from
oil principal points IN tho town and tho engine
houses to the reservoir"
MIR. George W. Evans. Secretary OF the Ocean
Grove Association. told the reporter that tho
Executive Committee having charge Of tho ilro
question are earnestly debating the subject. and
that thoy recognize the fact that additional Sc
Ma N \ ~
diatey necessary All Of the employees Of tho
association, numbering about 200. are organized
as n fire brigade for service In the Park or
Grove. but thuy have only one engine. II seemed
to tho Committee that n number OF chem ical
engines. that could be got at quickly and worked
10y the citizens. would do better service than n
steam engine. for tho latter would be too heavy
to be drawn over the sandy ronds and could
not act effectively under quarter OF an hour
Mr.. Bradley. President Of Asbury Park. Is
moving actively in the cnse. now that the danger
has been made apparent.
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CH1RLEs M'GTLL HANGED.
killing the Girl for whose sake he had .Aban-
doned hIs wife and ChiIdren.

CLEVELAND, Feb. l3-Charles McGill
man who had the reputation Of being ds-i-
pated worthless fellow. mot In November 1871
an attractive Irish girl named Mary Kelly. who
was domestic in a family in this city. He be-
came enamored Of her. and. abandoning his
wife and children. persuaded her 20 live with
him. She quit him. however after a short time
and disappeared from his view for a number Of
days. At length assisted by friend and "A de-
coy letter, he traced her 10 a house. whero ne
visited her. remaining there during the night
Of Dec /. In his confession. McGill said that
no tried to pers unde her 10 quit tho house where
she WIS and the terrible life that she had begun
10 lead. but failed. She turned her face to the
wall and cried bitterly; told him that she loved
him more than any other person In the world.
out refused 70 nv, NJ NE NE upon which she
goOd-by in the morning. and said he should
mover sec her again. Aii.r THAT he said. he dill
not remember what IT, did.
1t was shown on the trial that McGill. on Dec.
2. prOcured pistol ana went to ia" house whore
Mary was living; He WIS shown Immediately
To- her room. AMI for a long time they We're Ell
gagged in conversation that attracted no Httcn-
ton from the inmates OF tue house. suddenly
there were heard repeated pistol shots and the
cries Of a woman from MHrys room The door
was burst open aud she WINS found lying Oh the
bed. dead with eleven pistol balls In her body.
McGill stood calmly by The bedside smoking a
cigar and when asked con ,erning tn" shooting
snid he had done II. and would DO 1t again II
When McGill was informed on Monday that
all elorls TO influence the Governor IN his favor
wero futile. lag was writinga letter. lie merely
10 lin. Charlie The ncws is lad. " We'll. I'm
rcuiy 70 70. would have preferred to die
rather than 20 10 the prntentlary for life. II it
wasn't Tor my lhmily-muther and children"
MrGll was hanged in this city to-day. He
awoko at g O'Clock this morning and partook Of
hearty breakfast. During tho forenoon he
took leave OF his brothers, his lawyer. the
sheriff ms minister, and other friends; AT II
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ISetnlIntIng at Law.

A very young plaintiff. bright AMI rosy
checked little boy Of q wears was yesterday morning
running sround Part II. Of the Marine Court. where
Judge Alkcr was holding trial term In October last liz
lie Johnny Vincent sweeney ran into billiard room op.
poats Washington Market where number OF the mar
ketmcn were PLAYING One oflhe men picked the boy up
and payuy lNt his HIP hut severely tolcRyc an
usl( BLACK nni hlns marx michael SNccut1 an uncle
OF the Clut heard 40 III, occurrence, ami started r
war path iir was tod mat Henry Harris was the
player Who ht ie boy and cn ting Harris r hac kcd
hs eve, knocked hm 4 IN, Hui threatened 20 shoot him
sweeney Was arrested but Was discharged. Then
Hams sued lu Inr damages Tor the assault In rctR-
ton lituf johnny Sweeney uadu the plnutiii IN
suit against Harris FOR damages tor r bite, Tho SUIT for
Tie assault has u tflal yet but that iOT the blte
was uicd NchtD riHN
Dnrius tho tial little johnny WAS either running
around the court 0r drawing pictures with hlg
lead cnc and a. tc jury hlci INTO court again hr was
81 work sketch VI he defendant and himself M the
bitIug see No.
The verdict was Tor six cents damages
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New nypothe.l. In tn. schultz Murder

SOUTH NoRwALK. Feb. 13.-There is theory
that John II schule, who was in New YORK the day
Of his murder, detained there by accompce Of
his servant Buchholl so that he should miss the train
that he intended to take and not arrive South NorwaA
TN after dark Hitherto the last trace Of Schultz in New
York was when he LEFT the Office OF Nj Brschon In the
Nah %ng building shortly amer o'clock in the after.
noon It's now asuortancd that he went t. the store Of
teuuug 4 IrApp, commission merchants, NJ Pa Wash
ngton street and bought some pork Here he took
large dak cnored pockcihook, displaying lArgc
cr u hills Of large and small denulinauon+ lie leh
THIS store between . and ~ uclOOk lie carried his
,uthc under his arm tied up with string. hc must
have aieTWlrd purchased the bottle of vine which he
took hoWr IN the sachr These facts show that he was
detained i} M, business nul II was too late o. take the
tram winch cstra the Grand Central Depot az O'Clock
and arrives Ia this place at ~ The nest train
South Norwak was the o. which was the one ho took
Ihc-r iHcs show that schultz WAS not purpnsely de
llull ID Now loIA uN nm lr.umnnul D. nuLhMulA
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John sherman,. rre.lasn,lnl canra...

WASHINGTON. Feb. 13-John sherman is i'm
proving each shining hour IN his Presidential canvass
The Jrnketng tour ms brother Tccumsch sherman.
through tie South is IN Johns interest well tor the
Generals pleasure. The letter written by TccumSh 20
The Atlanta Ci'rfata4 was intended 10 soften southern
a.perncs toward The sherman family. lis proper here
say that r,cun~nhs tour Of usnec of Southern
postsWas SO timed tlnt De- will reach New Or-un. by
Feb -. Mtt GIAs day tle great social event oi the
southern cal.al pni John sherman. EFFORTS are not
confined 20 the letter writing ~ his iu \, tang brother
Every H. ctIl officer Of tlc Treasury IN the southern
state Is rcq tired o. l sherman man Applicants tor
important Federal Positions M one of the ptnc eta,
70 ur south were 90 orm'f Mt long ago that % appointed
they would hc expected 90 take of their SAtt
'tnu sherman. rIcN were ~ course not told tlis
by sherman Inns d. but bY one Of his outside friends
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Eleven More Ob.t,nats Men.

The Jury in the trial for alleged arson o
Abraham d Bernstein and Charles Freeman who at /:
o'clock Wedne day night having failed 10 agree upol
a verdict locked up until morning, had come n,
nearer agreement at the opening Of the
day aud rs there was no possibility Of an agreement
judge Barrett discharged them. The Court denied /
motion made ly counsel tor the prisoners TO reduce n,
bail below SluOD1 The who stood out for acquittA
solomon FrcdpTick, matchmaker Third avenue anl
third
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Oneer DARK. In.nltlnr Language.

William Moak, cashier with Fulton street
firm, ana residing Mt li3 East forNcishh street, tsu.
Aed before Police Commissioner Nichols that as he
got on Sew York Elevated Railroad train at the
Forty seventh street station the 10Th January onccr
Dark of the Broadway squad, who WAS ON the car plat
iorn pushed him on with ,ioeucc saying ll show
you circus, how do you like tins for ttAIt per
ilrWancrf Oiiccr DARK admitted that hr had nat
VI AOak 1 the train at te command oi the conductor.
bat denied using tIr word 'cIcu.N although he hat
said something nhnii "uapczo. Con lucmr ChurlCs
GrI1iu SAM mat 10 was rulc of the road o. admit
than rot pn al thai station only TWO haViul LEFT tho
tram ForA seventh street. Moak who was Tie third To-
sgt on mas p be- excluded Tie conductor called ou the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-14
The Most Important
Discovery
Since Vaccination for Smallpox.

Cstarrh is generally pronounced TO be iucurabe No
other disease is equally prevalent oathsome Dr. Wet
De Meyers recent discovery isa surprise to physician,
and a boon to millions Of suffering men women and
children Ills remedy will absolutely cure Catlrrh Il
Is performing cures daily and hourly. which are lto
less than inarvclA These alone In Maine
and oregon, but here where his patients can be seen
lie refers with pride 10 any person who has used hls
preparation. Consult
SAMUEL BENEDICT in Jcweller 0oT Broadway ia
will inform YOU that member OF his family HAVING
Catarrh for several years CURED by package Of
j q FERRis Merchant AS Broadway. Residence
Flushing. Daughter suffered two years Was cured BY
a. T. BRUSH. with rcfn. Grswoid 4 Kellogg. til
Broadway, had Catarrh Tor ten years Was by two
The RCv cHAs J. JONES. New Brighton 3 T.. had
Cs!arrh ts9r years And was IS, cured by one package
n Nj Oatarfh for thirty years. aud was cured BY
Madame AIMEE, the great opera Prima Donna, wa,
LEWIS A. NEWMAN, Dry Goods Merchant. 800 Fulton
st. Brooklyn. Cured by two packages after suffering
l. k WiNsHIP, Banker. - Broad st. NY One pack.
age cured = mScmu,hTr OF MS family -, -,
JAS b PECK, %loissaie Grocer, ~ warren st. ny.
had Chrome Catnrr In is worst forms for font years o.
The Row JAS ANDERSON. ford6sm. NY Cured BY
o"' paGAaso' Ai'S e. 'aner'"E twenty years Ac
The testimonials In regard to Wei he Meyer.
Cntarrh Cure are the mos, astonishing ever before
accorded to any remedy It's nip tue disease
In Its FIRST stages but the most obstinate be
cured. Wei Dc Meyers Caiarrh Cure is sold for 81 80
per package or six packages for 81 80 Send for Dr. Wei
De Meyers pamphlet tits forwarded gratis
d. b DEWEY a co. sole Agents.
80 Dey st.. NY
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The heirs and relatives OF the late Thomas
Lord met with their counsel IN the family mansion 20
West Seventeenth street yesterday to arrange the settle
mcut Of his property The lawyers said that the dsno,
lion of his estate would not be made public unu the
nhng m the Registers once OF the trust deed which he
made after lbs marriage with Mrs Hicks Mrs Lord will
sail TOT Europe in the spring.
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IioNFsDALE. Pa. Feb. ia. NJ. Atkinson,
General superintendent OF the Delaware and Hudson
Canal dropped dcad IN ms resiicnce IN this place at a.
O'Clock this evening Since the great break in the canal
near kundout caused by nst ials flood, Mr. Atkinson
hua been personally experimenting the repairs II 4,
believed that the exposure consequent upon his attend
auoe there led 10 has death lie returned home ~
lie Nas aDOIt % cars VI age.
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pENNsYLvANIA nAiIKoAD.
AND uNiTED STATES NAIL ROUrB
IN --.L ....-.- In. 1 -

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROrTH
on and alter Jan. 10, 1873
Trans leave New York Ia DesbrOsses and C0rtllni
streets Ferries. a. follows.
ENpressfo Harrisburg PITTSBURGH the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, at o A. NJ. o ami
$50 7. VI daily.
For Wllhamsport Lock Haven Cory ami Erie At : 80
I. NJ. connecting at CORY Tor utusVilc. Petroleum
Centre, and tic Oh Regions Millamsport and Lock
Haven, ~ A VI
Baumore. Washington and the South, Limited wash.
ingl9n kSpres, Of Pullman Patior Care daily except
sunday. 10 4. NJ arrive Washington ~ Z. ". Regu
lar al ! 80 ana so A. NJ. and 10 T. VI. sunday
sunday
Express for Philadelphia 30 ~ % 40 Limited
II 4 VI. I. g 80. I. =. q. 49, 80 ana 10 T. VI san
day, $50 and A. VI. .. q. 80 8 30 and 10 r. NJ Eiul
grant and second class, 1880 4. NJ.
Boats oi brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trans al Jersey CiN. aiurilns speedy and direci
transfer tor Brnoklvn travel
Trains arrive. From rlttshurch. 81 10. 90 VI 1910
+. daily; - " ~ 20 r. tliiv. eIccpt Noniav
Prom Ma-hin-to ami Baltimore. ga 4 VI , 3 -
So. 700 !, SUNDAY, go A. NJ AMI ip.lu T. NJ
From fhlaGc PIMA. $50 pa, . - 10. ~. II 80 NJ
2.339, 80, . - 80. aud lql0 r. n. sunday. 4.3i
700. 10 80 ~ % 4. NJ. t.lu, ~ 10 T. NJ
Ticket Oices a1d ana ga broadway Aston House
and loot oi Deshrossrs AMI toTaudt sta Court and
BrooS,yn Annex DEPOT loot o. fulton 4, BroekNn
IL, llu. AMI lis hudson ST. Nuboken Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON. /. r. FARMER
General Manager. GEM PASSENGER A-ent
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CONCORD. n. H.. Feb, 49, At meeting Of the
Governor and Council today the matter of the comuu
tau0n Of John Q Pnkham Of New Durham Tor the mur.
der of Mrs Berry, In that town came up Three cuun.
Slnrs voted for Communication ana against AMI WAS
il 70 Gov Prescott decide whether shall be- allowed
F'uNham Is senieneed to DO hanged on March IA
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Qt0ilslrq.

('ON amt sccudr - srt. of i.,tI up,l ut r,eu
y ing E-hth Avenue Dental Ns,' nuDn .7' ~t'i Az
EXTRACTING, EST rlAua. 5uc., set, =. teeth
- repaired While wmuua 40 i"i anal IT cor Hudson
HDC,-ENTHACTING with .as, teeth ulcd sets,
Dc hopEAANE.
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TO PHiLADELPHIA
Il
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLD.ESrABLisIIEp ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

THE ULD Is ABIlTsIIEO kOITE IND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
THREE DEPOrS rs PuILApELPiIiA,
TWO IL NkW YORK
DOUBLE TRACK, ruk MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
AENI, AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ADsOLIr IL SAFETY
on AND AFTEK DEC. 10. 1874.
Express rruus leave New YORK. wa Dtsbrosses and
Coruandt streets Ferries. As follows
81 80. -. .. 10 llAnilici - 4 NJ. l. $50 4 s. g.
$50. 80 amt 10 T. W. sundays. 4 80 and D A. VI , B. D.
80. X 30, and 10 T.. NJ.
Boat, VI "BrnoNyn Annex connect with all through
trains Al Jersey city, auordins speedy aud direet
transfer for Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 2oi 3.I5. 355 T.
30. :, 5 ~ and II 4 NJ. ; Limited Express, 30 T.
~ :, 5a.I and 735r. n. ON sunday, llOl.
3 a., 3 50, X. so A. " L. 7.11 T. "
Ticket Offices, 32d AMI ga Broadway, Aston lIouse
ahi foot OF Dehrosses aud Coriault ss Court st and
hIooAyn Annex Depot loot of Fulton st. BrOokyn M,
lld and ~ Hudson II lohoken, Depot. Jersey CAY
Emigraut ticket office, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, l.. =. FARMER
General Manager Genl PASSENGER A-cut
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,rgorOLIrAN ELEVATED RAW.

NIErEOPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
WI MAY-opcn from % A VI 10 ~ " Rector
st., nearest point Tor Wall T. ferry tutaudt II. near.
est point for Jersey city AMI Cummunipaw iccs, Fark
place nearest point for Post Office City Hall, aud
Barclay ~ ferry TO Nohnhcu, Chambers - nearest
point Tor PavoniA and Erie Railroad errs franNin st..
Grand 81. nearest poiut- Tor Dc-brOs-cs IT. terry
Jersey city; BeecAcr Il, 9Th ~, nearest points
Tor Christopher + ferry 70 Hob ken lith St
Nearest point 20 lulOn square aud LVrrum Thea.
tres Academy u Music. Irving and raumany Halls.
23i stNearest point 70 b. lth's - James. and PARK
Theatres, brand opera hyu.r Himores Garden M.
some Temple AMI Jersey city ferries 33l st-Ncarest
point % standard. BrJatwa and fih Avenue Theatres
Aquarium. aud san Francesca Minstrel. 42i stCon.
meets with New YORK Transcr Co. cabs Grant zen.
trail Depot beth rt-Nca Arrest point for Central Park.
For uptown trans. take east SIDE stations For
downtown trains. take west side stations Fare -
cents eKcepthetween the hour OF 81 and "a A. NJ AMI
nui T. " when the fare cents touucc fol-
lowing hursecar lines. At Rector - with South
ierry at Grand st. with tor Deshros.cs AMI East
brand ferries Blocker T. with ears tor east an
VEST AZ 9Th = with cars Christopher and East ION
Il ferries az ian 81, with tor West 2jl aul East
I'D and 3tth 81 ferries Hi Il. with ear. Tor Wee
hawken Terry; al 59thS with cars o Br,t Line Rail-
road NM. x GARRISON, Pre- sideut
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Shipping.

NATIONAL LINE.-FROM NEW PIER % n R.
4N--fOR LONDON Victoria pooksA----
Greece, FEB -. ~ NJ. Holland March ?. . T.. NJ.
-FoR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSrOWS---
The Queen Feb - II 31A NJ llelVrua Feb y. Is \. VI
tAhin 50 SIt currencti storage, S1 Drafts from
~ upward issued ~ very low rates Company ofrcs
Nos 90 and ~ Broaiway T. hurst Manager
DACIFIC MAIL sTEAMsUIP COMPANY.
L SPECIAL NOTICE --ENlGR ATS forwarded tu : \
FRANCISCO, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. ARIZONA.
NEM ZEALAND, ant Al STR AIlA For passage ans IN
formation IN regard 70 routes Apply the PASSENGER De
partmtut 81 RtuadNnN
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miscellaneous.
EIREwOOD for sale cheap at Pier T. East River
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.-A medical ESSAY
~ comprising series oi lectures delivered At kshns
MuHuWOi Anatomy ON the eau and cure NJ premature
decline, showing lndisputhlN how lost health may he re-
gained hnOrding clear synopsis ot tmnodimputs TO mar
rnge AMI the treatment of nervous and pN seal debility
being the result OF 20 years cXporiU By mail Pc
currency ur pn,Asr stamps Address secretary kahn's
hu-t unl. VN Broadway, New YORK.
NoICE rendered clear and strong .ic posipaid
Eureka VI ~ 2dlii tommunipaw Hv ! G. y ]
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6tturslons.
Si,ambuals mo AlllrunO,.

COD FISHING on Sunday. Feb y, and Thur.day.
and p. Al a. FOSTER
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MAYOR COOPER TO MIR. ERHARDE
TIE Mayer Eads tho Fuss BY SUNNI oatns che
Cou,mIsstOuer Before Him.
Mayor Cooper. yesterday, sont TO POLICE

UOmmIseIOnor Erhardt INC following!
MAvops OFr,oy, NRw YORK Fcb ~. 1879
Jaei hdrff Esg for NJ POie, $40 HshrtH 'e
SiH. The fcqu, 1T made IN both NJ my previous
letters The same. In each was expire sgd amos,
Identical words Its meaning cannot lie shifted by treat
ing Tin one way At one time and regarding II as some
thing ci4c Al another.
mepaftculAriy Al The interview whcrcat one Of your
colleagues was prrAcnt-diaer widely and materially
from As do not wish 70 have matter OF grave
public ocncern diverted into minor issue shal mol
eansaY the correctness 0f your rccoccuuns hut shall
Try " prevent Misunderstanding In the niture
hereby request you 10 appear before me tiny office
In the City Hall at O'clock the afternoon Of Satur
day the 10Th inst and then aud there TO mako TO me
detailed statement Of the facts upon which you based the
allegations concerning the conduct and management OF
the Police Department. and respecting the BOARD " 70
lice. or the members Thereof made by you al the meet
ings Of the sad Board the 2st snd 3Ot days Of Janu
AIRY last Yours respectfully, EDWARD COOrER, Mayor.
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Busness 6bInt,s.

NU5IIIFsS VgdNIts.
RUTCnEK sHOr Tor sale sos East a5th st., near
('uEAp Rent-torucr bakery, 81; store - to $40
- II RABNELi, 2l9 Montague st.. brooklyn.
EOW SAIE-Au old established sowing lnae hinc
pace, luins GOOD business call ar address
WIN hENEiA ~ Grand St, Brooslyn.
EOn SAI.E-Good wall, st1ck amt hNtllt. uf an old
established bakery Apply atl7n YORK. 81 Jersey cay.
TO MANIFACTI'EEIs ANDCAPIPAL-
Its Flower flns, hrW article of h,ht vino. recently
Wuhrl. ttsl ptwnl u lts klnl OWNS 900 the con-.
ruuol To Obtain M Amrrcan patent oil. u 40 pr.
Nhit sale 90 the highest cash bidder no mice hl.h
error lower one Whose hi o., received before 10 n'rrk
T. NJ on ile 2Sih day. of February, 1871 E'ls can he
sent ny tUer or telegraph prepaid no postal cards
llt' terms am al' necessary mnrm"iiona as o h,ou.
~ ,, ~" a !" ~ i5R,uc ,hlutn d'siils
Brooklyn, =
V'O BUTCnEUs aud Markctncn 10 rent. a i,'w
good stands IN Grand Central Market Broadway aud
FVgt& 'sNenth ~ Apply On proullseA
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Grttur.s.

Sutur,s.
COOPER UNION fRUE SATURDAY. NIGHT Lee.
y tutu, Tor tile people 10 the great hail at O'Clock
SATURDAY Feb 10 tie lecture " 800 e delivered by RIOS.
SIIFk RAYMOND. m u. Of Bruoklyn. y. l. sub.
rect lhrtsu ami NIs IN ticucc." Tickets hc had
grats at Van N0sand book store % Murray Il and
at the ohice VI the Cooper Union
ADRIAN ; HEWITT
Secretary
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DkfOi> Is PHILADELPHIA,
TWO Is SEN YORK
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d0loo0 an0 4 OIL.

q PER TON STOVE coal.
Dcs ~ NIT COAL.
DELIVERED, IGG. And FURNACE
khD A0I. ...;, .. - 20, aud "a
NANDEkllOuF touHrrly In iith ST.
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xOst ano 8Ouno.
EOUND-ln the bay, two yellow pine logs Address
JOHN MAHoNEN. IN Greene st.. Jersey city
l OSr-Ccruncate No IS 45g for one hundred shares
u Central Railroad OF New Jersey In name ot Michael
Nriss All pNrucs are cautioned against negotiating the
same as transfer has been stopped at Office company
reward OF tlpO will be paid Tor return OF same Ia
II. SMITH
10 New St. room X
OST-Black Newfoundland dos wednesday, white
East 59th st. 49,