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Alderman John Graham Hyatt was married
yesterday afternoon. The bride Miss Icbccca Wat
er4 The ceremony was performed at $50 West Twenty.
third street the house Of both bride and groom The Al
deman boarded there. and Miss Waters amt her sister
were the landades The Alderman Kent his intention a
secret from all except the other bonrders in the house
and they, with few friends, among others eX Assembly
man Campbell were the only witnesses Of the ceremony
The Rev. Dr. White OF the West Twentythird street
Presbyterian Church oflclated The Alderman and his
bride went to the Fail River boat Immediately after the
ceremony, and demonstratye kitchcnmaid betrayed
the To the neilhb0rhood by hnging the
treating coach gOod-sized highheeled Ady's slipper
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SUPREME Court CHAMBERS. - Assessment
calendar DAY calendar Nos 70, y 90 63, y, n ~
OF calendar. SPECIAL TERN -case on Part Same
raendar Part ll.-Nos t8l9 aios 49, 80 500
aoSl 27s2, Mli ISL 500 sis7 Sh2, aaaI lsI6 2l7l
1908 3lD5. $500 $685. 1896. 1928 4el, 1855 32S 2t36
l7ss 276i 2d9l, Sl22 1904. 1851 3iii $3.50, $3.50 34@
PASS Part ll-Nus. Aad. 2l4l, 1921. $3.50 b273 2tS2
lStl si7 a57g $50 sl29 ~, 9ls al7t 3gos li2s 2e9o
SUPERIOR CoUFr--Part l-Nus sol, 435, 40 427, 391
53s, ga ga 45os 1908, 77s, 1856, ilDls 242 d9D 626
el9 1919 95s sa7 ls7 IA 1872 74J, 1885 AL l2o 1884
III. $50 l7e. sou. 10. be6 81. 023.
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the higher figures. The elevated roads sold
moderately NJ 104iS for METROPOLITAN. and 1l4A
Texas assented in demand ut 62A@63, and
seconds Mt 20@29A. c.. G. and /. G. ilrsts sold
at GG@G6A, md seconds at 2I@2I = both closing
brisk ut 00is@01is. Kansas Pacific, Denver
division, trust receipts were active Mt 110h@
Ill Canada Southern lrsis. 81 &@StA; Union
Pacific Hrsts. 110A@l10I; do. land grants.
110is.
Government bonds were quito active. and
lnss; the older issues we're unchanged. De-
trrt OF Columbia 3-G5s frmer ut S3H@S4;
Louisiana consolss 49,, Quebec 5s. lo9S@
Tho following are prices Of Government bonds /:
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Cattle and Horse. burned TO Death.

LANcAsTEn Pa, April 23.-Thls morning a
large barn tobacco sheds and other outbuildngs i've
miles south OF this place. owned by John sener were
burned and seventeen head NJ valuable cattle and nye
horses persisted. The loss $4,000. partly covered by
insurance. tramp had slept in the barn over night,
and being refused food set fire to the premises while Mr.
and his family were at breakfast The incendiAry
in iual
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TROY. April 23.-The trial of the ex-county
poor officials. indicted for maeasanee In office be
gun In the Court Of Sessions today Judge Holmes Of
schohAre presiding, The Of Eliakm j. Ford clerk
10 Ander son the eX-superntendent rst taken up
motion 10 quash the lpdctlnent was denied. Greet
trouble was xperienced III obtaining Jury.
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Railway bonds were active. and after n weak
opening advanced rapidly for some Of the
speculative issues, The new Erie seconds
closing at 72ys. New Jersey Central issues were
more activei first consolidated assented sold ut
86hQS7. and adjustment l02Sa@l03. closing at
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Condition orNew York CITY Hank.

WASHINGTON April 23.-The following is an
abstract reports made 60 the Comptroller Of the Cur.
rcncy showing the condition OF the forty national
banks the city Of Sew York the business on
Friday. the 4th day Of April. lr7e.
Htsoucss.
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kTi.i.. SHIFTS.

Keen. Custom shit ts. uHdc t'urusurc Tie very best
r.t Dec lroirci 90 an. rfie' slA for - Perfect
Dire. ir. ~, very n - r'ti can be- r.olucci at any
,itcc. siA 500 fN lf...f Nul-uf .N HiN little srl.
KEEPS ttNtilAN tAEHELLNS.
the very lr.I Fd',nt lr.''e,g un'' hty Ter cent
rs hir GLOVES
for Gents tr very lre h- ur rmllndefcf, ~ pair.
KrEFs CNpGGWLAR Is ALL STYLES.
HardAcfrtri-. % .ery rrs. 6r. All goods warranted
sam .r. Hui tIrrulIr~ uIll.i irrV
KEEPMANUtA,r 20 RlNG CONPANY's STORES
C37 E.Uatwuy, N.,, York 81 Fulton II, brooklyn
1913 Nti az, NH'" 'N'"
:'EnMIIS 70 INSPECT THE GENERAL
wEnpE2. She steamship belonging to the Woodruff
s-cnuac ENitl Around the world" may be had
tlt yn4ee Vi lAe expedition Address
A D. PROAL,
Bosiucs, Manager,
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SPECIAL tlotltsi.
SWALLOWING
/ F ! /, ; ! =; !, i III

600 Ii SssssS 600 \ M
HAWKING offensive nucus. PAINS over the eyes.
CRACKING In the head. sICKENING breath, DEAF.
NESS aud tickling in the throat SIGNS or CA.
TARRn. The PuRCLENr SECRETION, thrown upon
the BHONCHIAIs while asleep. follow the mucous mem.
Jrauc, {, POISON TIE ENTIRE SYSTEM. sufferers
know how DISCUSSING AND OBSTINATE the disease
t. The Catarrhal Virus. like that Of small pox
has been FINALLY DISCOVERED. Catarrh Is now
CURED
A. MCKINNEY. r RI Pros. a3 Broad st, NY. WEI
DE MEYERS cArARRH CURE is wonderful"
Z. n BROWN MERCHANT $50 Canal st.. n. Y. CA.
TARRh II YEARS. Cured bv one package.
5 BENEDICT Jr.. jewcncr. Go7 Broaeway, " Y.
Cimi.y OIL. Cured OF CnRoStc CArARRH.
q l. BRUSH. AS Broadway, y Y. CArARRH 10
YEARS Could not taste smell Cured
4. ". wEsrBROOK. 20 Park row. \. Y. Nearly deaf;
breath terrible. CArAHRH p YEARS Cured
REV. C. J. JONES. Sew Brighton. 5. l. Worth ten
times the cost"
REV. GEO A RES 100 Jay st, Brooklyn "Ithasrs re-
stored ue 90 ministerial lahors'
REV ALEX FREEsE. Cairo, y Y. 1t has worked
wonders Ia sN cases an my rarish.'
&c. a.. Ac. &C. &C.
DR. WEI DE- MEYERS PAMPHLET with the most re-
markaolc testimonial. record, be procured Of all
druggists. or SENT FREE by hi, Agents. MEssRs D. r.
| DEWEY 6CO. 81 Dey ST. y. y. The CURE Is DE.
| LlyERED at o. 20 pacsale Tuink Vi REAL CURB
for an obstinate disease atthis triAng cost
pd fr sale ~ R!h4AS P AgT aP s,n V %. sFa
! co - nlrcaN 81 CA>NELL. Broadway aud 18th y;
Az ,k1tiIY eW ~ oni ,2 81 coos 81 SUI All vi
II ' ar HRNsoS s" IN r. B.o az VA ~ Sy fctS
was nrtau AMI FULTON st.; DICKINSON, Montague aud
iris ana i f,toa az 0WENs. 5s,i ard o6i Myrie
/ n.y., Hl,ue> BROS. fni LliltG.loN. Wniamshnrgh:
/ tiD.DiU-, EVIN,i and MOORE Jer.cy cts; MOSS.
/ r.t.,..n. HICKEY aud oARHiGAN Newark; and drug
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Arrivcd-wrpNrspAr, A

Arrivcd-NrnNFsDAT, Apri ~
s. rrauconlt, Hrlgs, Portland
s. Nudrrluud Nckcls Antwerp.
- ALGERIA, Watson, Liverpool April II, and Queens
town lath
:, titv ni Washington Zimmerman Havana.
- REGULATOR buuue. Wilmington
s. John Glisuu. Traverse. O. ui. rfnwu, d Q.
> France. IruicIle. liANrc Alfil H.
Bark hNtdu, Christensen. haNrc,
BARK Marco. Arena. Glrgrut
Bars Navurch. LuvltL Antwerp.
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PREINIG -HEISSENBu rTEL-On Thursday. Arn II.
at the residence of the bride, hN the Rcv T. n Funk.
Granville NJ Brcmis to Adehne NJ, daughter OF john d.
Hci-so uhuttel
BROOkE-COLLINs On the POI inst nj the First
Presbyterian Church, 10y the Rev. G.. Cuthheu Han.
Thomas H. Brooke to Anna NJ, daughter OF Mrs Anna NJ
c9ims egd t9e l9ie Hat Charles Collins an Of Bro9kyn
st. Johns Church. at Cold snrinG Harhur Lun5 Island.
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A Great Preventive of Consumption,
OnHrs "Tasteess" Cod Liver oil. with Lime and vii
Cherry sold BY druggiatS Depot BOwery-Adr.
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MIRINE INTELLIGENCE

NisiiTrnF AtNaSAc-rHis naV
sun rises. as sets..... - Noon sets 10 10
HlGH vArkk--riiisp NAV.
sandy Hook. 81 toy Island. 10 n Hell date. II As
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"Love Of n HOnnet." French ChIp. eIe
ganty trimmed, Tor $500. al EANDkL 5, 80 oth AN
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Business Notltrs.

Ladies', Misses, Gents, and nnys' Roots,
Shoes. Hut GHtr eft all tIc tNrrlirut nj
quality. AMI 40 popular prices MlLlLNA & l.
May ], 20 West I ith T. elu Broadway.
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The Best Elastic Tru.s Ever Invented, Eric,
now only ~ 50 rOMEKuN rRtss co, 7lJ Broadway
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BInIr's PIlls-Grcat ENGLISH Remedy tor Govt an,
Rheumatism. All dru.-i-t- have them.
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skinny Men.-"Wcls'. Health Remover" sure thing
for braun ur nerve prustrauuu nervous debility, prrut
turc decline loss Of power 81 at druggists 5s Barclay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-24

BY using HIGGINS German Laundry Soap because il IL
pure. Ask your grocer Tor H. AMI give It a trlal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-24

The most entertaining feature Of the pro-
ceedings in the House to-day were two per-
sonal explanations made by two Kentucky
Representatives. each OF tho name OF Turner,
the other Thomas Turner Of the Ninth District
The latter IS entering upon his second term In
Congress. The former took his seat in the
the first time. Both OF the Turner'S are old
men. Oscar Turner. ms BELTS Congressman
beginning his first term, has always main
tanned profound sllonco on tho floor OF the
House. Thomas Turner. BY virtue OF his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-11
An INDIANA Curiosity.
A Maple Tree Growing from n Court Houss
Tower IO5 Feet from the Ground.

The tower Of the Court House nj Green's
burg ndnna.i lao feet in height, One hundred
and five ieot from the ground Is tho water sheet
81 the tower. and above that 1t is covered with
dressed stone. made 10 NJ closely in slabs by
feet inclining an angle OF about 80 degrees
In the summer Of 1870 a citizen OF the place
was examining the tower with glass when he
observed, springing from the third crcvico
tower. 10 feet from tho ground, little twig
But little was thought OF H. and il was scarcely
s dlsflernl6o WIN the naked .Gye The next
the miniature tree in its strange and OK
posed position he'd survived the win
sun and spring showers came on. put out It's
leaves plentliuly and grew luxuriantly all the
season by this time il was easily seen with the
eye, but ms II could not be approached in any
ordinary manner nearer than from tho roofs OF
6nildlng5 on tho opposite sid9 OF the street, its
species could not be hscertained. Tho third
sprinG Il put forth again with renewed life.
yleor and, size. Instead Of .dwindng and
dro9plng from the effects Of tho winters cold
or the summers heat and drought, the atmos-
phere oi Justice from below seemed to cause it
To- flourish ,eXtraordinary This season it
was decided to De silver maple. sprung no
wind and lodged in that exalted place. BY
tAs time the tree had become famous Ac-
counts Of II had appeared in the papers /,
p4i me story was, not generally. believed
bui. heNertAeless, the tree lived and grew Ii
Wls r':and no mistake. And so il has con
INV ms LAY. II is now more than twelve
ln'l . ! Is thought 10 he thrne inches in
dlame' ihetop Is quite bushy. and. in tho
summer %. the leaves are numerous and
luNuriqnt Hn bn seen for many miles
urnuhl. anu {, 'sor 9lpr0uohing first secs
I'M tower, and then ;.lg iil .uomonon.
Iho rapldl gg1wth Of tar TREE j., forcing the
sluhes aihrt TINS can rondlly be seen with n
ERssi IRE long the ambitious maple will have
70 Ir Drought lQWeror damage 10 the building
follow Tho Shorin has already had several
appllen' ms from expert climbers to tako il
GoYn bnt No people VIII not permit their treo
Q DO removed yet. An artist representing n
New York ilnstratol paper called TO sEeteh
me, curiosity, but tho leaves were of.
Hnd 10 postponed 1t until more favor
Hple lime. Persons approaching the place
from Cincinnati get good view of Il by looking
rom me north windows rs they draw near
ufern7lurg, or course 1t appears to much
a tme II Is indeed strange curiosity
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HENRr REFS LIBERITED.
The Unfortunate Prisoner In Raymond street
Jnn Gets Hail nj Last.

Yesterday morning citizen sent suit OF
clothes TO the prisoner Henry Refs. the story OF
whose long confinement in Raymond Street Jail.
while he was unable 10 secure either trial or
the $50 necessary to bail him. was told in The
sUN q Thursday. At noon yesterday he was
taken 10 the u. =. Commissioners office. Mr..
Thomas Of brooklyn signed Il bond Of $500 for
Reiss appearance when wanted. Refs accom-
panied by nm acquaintance named Rec. then
started for this city The charge against Eeis
Is that he passed counterfeit $50 bank note.
Rois says he was helping butcher buy plgs.
AMI no gave the bank note To- a farmer. not
knowing That It was bad, as tho butcher had
Just nnled IL O. him.
Assistant United States District Attorney An
gel said 10 reporter for THE SuN yesterday
" Tho reason why les was not tried was
that his trial would entail nm expense Of
sl,)lO on n" Government. We were holding
him until there would b" enough business 10
warrant M Ia calling Grand Jury We wrote
10 tho general Goyernment about R.is and re-
ceived no reply. We lid what we could for him.
! myself searched Now York for persons with
whom he said he was acquainted. but could not
find them; ! male Inquiries about him in
Hunters Point. There asrertain"d that Rcs
was arrested Tor chicken stealing in 1873 ana
sent % the Kings County P.ntentiary for three
him suffer. and we dill what we could TO aid
him. This morning Mr.. Jenney. when about
y send 10 the Jail for him. gnVe orders to Mr..
De Clue g. purchase clothing for him II he was
Marin and Bartlett. the men accused ~ tho
Planet Mill robbery. who have been in Ray
mond street Jail for over ten months. awaiting
Reis AMI gave freely Of their means to him. and
encouraged him 10 bear up under his misior-
tunes i Is had enough for guilty, men To- be
confined here" they said. " but We know what
the sufierlngs ~ innocent persons are. We arc
suffering to shield others"
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HULL. THE BoND THIEF. CAUGHT.
Overtnken In New Brunswick with $4,000
In his Pockets.

Field & James, stock brokers at 16 Broad
street, purchased for John w. Hull. one of their
old customers, $50, 900 of United States bonds.
that were delivered to Hull on the 28th ut.
Hull took them from the cashier. and stepped
to the window to examine them before paying
for them. few minutes afterward his dsap-
pcarance was noted and as he did not return
before evening the firm gave their case to tho
police and private detective agency. Tho firm
received a despatch yesterday from Mr.. James.
in Montreal announcing the arrest OF Hull on
Thursday by Detective Fahcy OF Montreal at
Moncton. New Brunswick. lie had In his pos
session. when arrested. twenty-eight one thou
send dollar notes. indicating that he had sold
the bonds. Hull quit Now York on Saturday
afternoon. within an hour nftcr getting tho
bonds, in n Fall River steamboat He went to
Segd or sner Mass Sn In the Sound
steamboat he gave his correct name. but beyond
Worcester tho detectives lost track OF MN, But
II was ascertaincd that he went to Ottawa.
Canadn.
Hull when arrested was in tho. smoking car.
cling his eyeglasses Mt the detective rs he ap;
preached. and pretended not to understnnd
the purport Of the detectives errand. and when
1t was explained he resumed reading and smok-
ing. After a little urging and with the assist
ance Of the detective he was got from the train
TO the station building. where no resumed
smoking MS coOly as before.
on Tuesday he was found at st. John. N. b.,
by a peculiar nccluent ITO was reHlhteTeu NJ
the fIotel Duiferln as J. Harnley While there
he went on q frolic and IN q barroom he was
bragging Of his wealth and showing his money.
A person who had seen one Of the photographs
and descriptions Of him thought that no recog
nized him ms Hull. In that way Detective Fahey
got on his track, On Thursday afternoon Hull
quit st. John in train on the Intercolonal
road for Halifax. Ho had made no effort to dis
Euiso himself. and he registered in plain
business hand In the hotel. He professed TO be
amerchant travelling for pleasure. Tho Cana
dian detective arrived at ST. John soon after
Hull had gone but no overlook and arrested
his man at Moreton. 1t is the intention Of the
firm TO institute civil action In Canada against
I Hull. charging fraud. IL IL understood that the
Canadian laws respecting such transactions are
stringent. and that HUI will DO compelled to
give bonds for double the amount involved.
Being stranger in strange land, Hull may
decide TO give up tho S2S O0O that he has rather
than spend six months in Jail pending his
search for bondsmen, II that course Is not
successful It is possible that the firm can in
timdate him by threatening TO have him in:
dicted here Tor felony that was committed
while he was the trusted bookkeeper of n we'll
known Beaver street liquor firm five ycars ago
The s330pD involved was recovered. On Tho
present charge Hull cannot be cxtraditei. He
II IS years u age, AMI 10 has u family OF sew
eral daughters in England.
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GUSTIyUS POGNENSKrs DEATH
One who was FOR Finy Years n Leader OF the
Reformed Jews la New York.

Gustayus Pogncxski, a Hebrew rabbi nged
10 years. was knocked down on Broadway near
the Post Ollec on Dee. 27. bya coach. which was
anerward driven rapidly away. His face was
severely cut and bruised and he was taken. in
an insensibe condition. to the Chambers street
Hospital After rcyivng. he was removed to
his home, 9il Third avenue. He complained
for several days Of his injuries and on Tuesday
evening last lac very suddenly died.
He WIS born in Prussia in 1903. and studied
Tor tho ministry. Ho cmigrated To this country
IN 1879. WHEN there We're but two synagogues in
this city ono was at Centre and Elm streets
and the other on Crosby street. lie onlcatei
NJ both. but had the chief control OF tho Crosby
street congregation. In 1882 ho removed to
Charleston, South Carol ma. and took charge Of
the only congregation there. remaining Ia that
city iJr twenty years. His relatives AYR that
n WAS the pioneer Of the reformed Hebrew
church. He introduced tho organ as rortion
OF his services, and made many other changes
causing division in his congregation. and the
formation OF n new church. At the end Of the
twenty years. having saved a modest compe-
ten'y. Rabbi POgnexsk retired from the min
istry.
He has two sons living. one. Isaac Barrett
IQgnexski. superintendent OF the Jacksonville
H., Conservatory Of Music; the other profess
sor Of music in Tnrrytown academy. Rabbi
IOgneNski was well known among the Jews OF
this city. The body will be buried on Sunday.
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the CHINESE QUESTION.
Why II L. More than Ever Bcfore FngrossIng
the Attention of Politicians.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The Chinese Qucs-
ton is oneross!ng more attention here this
w.ntnr than Il has over received az the hands Of
public men. The secret Of this is that both
political parties are munuuyring for cam
paign advantages IN California this fall. II
this was likely TO result in some Ell 'ciive lcgis-
lation. the people OF California would Of course
10, question til means used 10 account lish the
desired end. 1t is not probable. however. that
any practical relief Will be afforded The cx-
ecuiiye action proposed Is not likely 10 speedily
rcsul, in anything. Tho Chinese legation here
is already upon q decided vantage ground with
our State Department They have serious COM
plants against our consular and Diplomatic
officers. and are pressing them upon the aiien-
ton ~ tho state Department. Thus far they
have Received no satis'a tory replies. and II Is
not improbable that some ugly scandals will at
no distant day come 10 light. IL Is true that the
chinese Government Is ryndy 10 amend the
Burlingnnp trruiy in regard 10 intercourse and
emigration with this country, but they will
eNh livery stringent provisions in regard 90 trade
relations. This Is whore the stumbling block with
the STAT. Department viii come in. Mr.. Eyars
II is well known. looks to tho extension rather
than tho restriction OF our commercial rela-
tons. and he will not hazard his POPULARITY
the Pacific coast. The true solution Of the
Chinese question In the judgment Of the men
who hive given the subject the most thou hit. is
practical and radical legislation. They believe.
~ senator blaine SAID. that self reservation IS
N" highest law and that tho Pacific coast poo
pie have the right To- demand and secure the
instant relief that the great evil demands
Tho Republican leaders. however are emhar-
rassod by their attitude on the race question in
tie South. There are few OF them Us bold as
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ICE FORMING AT 4 FIRE
The Walls Of Burning Hniidings Covered with
IL. and the street nIocked.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 10.--P. Wilson & Sons
extensive carriage trimming and saddlery es-
tablishment. in Main street was burned to-day
also NJ Werk's unoccupied building adjoining.
Tho walls Of Works building fell upon the rear
OF the Commercial Bank building. demolshng
ii, with the execution Of the vault. which re-
NAMED intact after the walls around II hal
fallen. The building Is owned by c. W.
Nopley. The thermometer was at gro. and all
attempts 70 got at the interior 81 Wilson's anil
Wrrk's buildings were frustrated by tho ice.
tho buillincs. both back and front. being COW
erol with it, presenting a beautiful spectacle.
The telegraph wlrcs IN front II tho burned
building wer. broken by the weight q ice which
height 81 four or five feet upon Main ana Ham
moul streets. At the doors Of the buildings at
which tho tlremen Were ut work the street car
tracks wrre frozen M Ter So deeply that II took
q gang OF workmen several hours 10 get nj
them. The buildings wore erected twelve wears
ago by tho Messrs Sleyns At a cost Of $500 900.
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pENNsYLvANIA MA!LHoAD.
AND rNiFKp srHfks MHii ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES NAH. ROUTE.
On And after ID, c. 10. 1878.
Trains leave New York DCsbrOssea and Cortandt
Streets Ferries, = follows
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West ani South
with Pullman Palace cars attached. at "a NJ, O and
$50 = NJ daily.
For wllhamsport Lock Haven. Cory and Erie. at %
NJ. connecting at Cory for fitusville. Petroleum
Centre. and the Oh Regions wihamsport and Lock
Haven. 4. NJ
Baltimore Washington and the South Limited Wash.
ington Express" Of Pullman Paror Cars daily. except
sunday, 10 A. VI arrive Washington ana T. VI. Rcgu.
lar at 80 and : 70 A NJ. and 10 y. VI. sunday,
$50 A. NJ. AMI 10 +. VI. For Baltimore, =. ", except
SUNDAY
Express for Philadelphia 20 10 500 40 Limited
II A VI. / ~. >. q, %. : 80 and 10 T. NJ sun.
grant and second class ~ r. "
boats nf Brooklyn AnneNn connect with all through
trains AZ Jersey city, afordins speedy and direct
transfer for Rrooklvn travel
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh. $50 10. 20 A. VI. 1910
I. W. daily. go VI q ~ 4. NJ daily. EXCEPT Monday
From Washington AMI Baltimore $50 4 VI ? a.Sl
4t1, 1910 T. VI SUNDAY. ESQ A. VI and 10 in r VI.
From Philaic lphia as q 80 - ~ 100 1880 A. VI
2,3 50, 50, ~, : 80 AMI ~ Ia T. VI sunday 3.Oa
05p. 100 II ~ A. NJ ON, 1910 VI.
Ticket otces 90 and va Broadway. Aston House,
aud loot Of ID shrosses and torNuit ss Court and
BROOKLYN AnneN Depot loot e FULTON =. Brooklyn,
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FRANK THOMSON. /. r. FARMER
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-11
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Two very choap new cottages, one . rooms 81 Ooo
cheap house IA Newark ''' 0'N wy
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81 Ol)(I WILL buy acosey 2story ba semont and
R~'NON,ul cellar frame house IN complete order. I,
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