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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
COCKRELEs ASTONISHING BILL.

ALL THE OLD DEAD SILVER AND GEFENBAcK HER
ESTES COLLECTED INTO An ACT ONCE MORE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The financial bill
introduced in the senate to-day by Mr. Cocrei OF Mis-
sour provides an of Treasury notes, redeeu
able in coin the pleasure OF the United states ana
receivable III payment all dues and demands OF the
United States. except such obligations a. may
he payable coin 10y express provision Of existing laws
10 take the place OF ala II asury ana bank notes. lie
mode retirement of the latter by ordinary redemption
etc. fully provided ior. II j. further provided that
fast the bank notes redeemed the Secretary OF
the Treasury shall espend equal amount Of the new
treasDry notes in the purchase OF silver
bullion, at price not exceeding 81 OF
Their ful value for each 4I9l3 grains OF standar!
silver. to be coined iato standard COL ars, AMI
rs rapidly ~ they coined Ne Al" i
call and redeem wth them the outstanding !,
Der cent 80 bonds and 81 lscau'ntly al tile lO-IO
bonds ~ 1861 and the loan ot l~'S.
To rapid go mage. authority - gwen 10 t'c -''
.aflry .ucrtas. the mint facilities ~ he cNptudluIc
OF any amount of mon " thar may be necessary. .
bil CcTtiiCdcs 10 D. ! Sutb Nv inc
Treasurer To any Assistant Tr,a in return Tor
deposits % GOLD bullion standard silver d"ilar ~
sums not less than 80 the certificates 20 he received
- par the same 1t, Tinted Stdics ItriTutS no."
and whenever the market vadc oi fl-l3 grains az
standard silver il at par ITS tie iu Naur oi the tes-
urv notes tEr Secretary l. required 10 receive dt.o-
SILVER bullou III the same Wat. NO Discrimination i
he against inc uold4 ~ oHe'4 "a '
The secretary is further authorized 10 issue 100000
600 ~ new per cent bonds IN denominations OF 800
amt 500. he sold al par for gold or silver dollars,
ana he j., required - stop the sale # amy bonds bearing
higher rate o. interest tIau per ceu: Inc hulCt uI
stoppI-e Of interest called bonds - IL be Limited 10
twenty digs. GiecahJchs are 10 be lntercohNtFuoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
An ASSAULT on THE HIGH SEAS.

Godfrey Hunter, the colored steward Of the
hI1krut.ue samos. was arrai-ued yesterday before
United states Commissioner shields fOr an assault upon
William B. Hcn,aIen, the master Of the vessel Tie
captain ami first and second officer, testified Yesterday
1Adt tie steward han assaulted the captain with a
ccayet on january l. during the voyage from Trieste 70
this port The captain had received several cuts on Tie
IisHt hand before Hunter hal been overpowcred The
i--tant was placed irons. and The arrival OF the
vessel surrendered To- The United states officers.
The pI>Ourr forutr slave 10 virginia then related
ST. SRA sht forward manner story OF abuse during the
axe from Trieste. The officers Of the vessel Oh sev
era occasions Ee -ald hai cnoked him until be beard
funny noises IN hi- throat and had struck him with an
oIhcu behaving pin ON the daJ Vleu lie Ul- placed IN
Irons me mad ATTEMPTED % defend himself from an
-tt by the captain. and In doing the clc1ver had
glanced rJua chair, with which the officer about
- strike and hit captains baud. During his
confinement n the hold he ba1 been strung up by the
wrists and for i've days had been fed on bread and
Na.cr. Inc examination WI be continued today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
A BANKRUPT CHARGED WITH FRAUD.

A hearing was begun yesterday before
United states Commissioner Osborne in the case OF
Simon Moses, bankrupt, charged with fraud
uient concealmcut Of assets Moses was formerly
q cattle dealer IN the West Washington Market,
and Is under ban IN 10000 The principal
creditors are Albert y. Monroe and J. 4. Mon
roe by whom the proceedings have been herun David
WtiXGH, Edward Nogei aud the Union stock Yard.
L. d voluntary petition lied GY tie Ddud-
rrut about Jile =. ISIS. his assets were
placed at $4,000 and liabilities at 10000. He
made an assignment Under The state law on
December 10. ls11. ID Jacob Rosenfrd bs broiherlI
law. r. = cldmcd by his creditors that about tTo
week before the assignment 10 RoS neld, Moses had
bought catt e valued AT $4,000. which De sold mmtd-
atct at profit. Turcc DAYS before Oh" assignment he
bought of J4e NouTocs cattle worth $4,000 for which
LIZ had given checks the West side Bank For previous
purchases a stock-yards he had given checks on tn
zane bank, payable ABOUT December 20. Before the
ca,cks had been rrurcl dish nored by he bank, The
assignment mad been made aud transfer oi his real prop
cfty effected.
Besides The conceament of az least $4,000 % assets
The creditors complain Il the mutlIUcn ~ the bank
Ilp booA- and Of omission ~ the assets nom Lis
schedules Several witnesses testified yesterday III re-
gard purchase ana sale u cattle Just previous TO
Tic -uMcut.
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CALTYDARs THIS Day.

s,.r,,,r Corpr- ,,uFaS- Barrett J.Nos. . 12. T.
S. So S. ~ go IOi Io I3o Is0, lao, 40 JAG, l47
Gl!Ss paws and nr1ay ard j ss'' Us Us
Nos. 10 Ill - 4 a. - ~ - '''' 4'''
cfFrltL 1ERv-Ia'rrencc Law and Fact-Nos 55i.
3D. 81 zoo go 1lt- 49, S'oo5 sio' 'J0 - 49,
GRcr1T-PAer IDououe JNqs 2s4f ?2,a 2ja- fG9
i3 3 81? s5 7Y-o 1000 2 i6e4 $50 9. 3-5o 5s
257$ p - ~ ~ 80 = "a 7 2a5i
P,RT II-Potter. Nos. SO. l-j3' IT, - -
so5 Z2s2 3isr r, L2G 32 I - u s - : l'I
Arr Iandon JNo~. 1871, 1922 1857. Lltl lV-''
35j9 $50 -4oi - - 2i' lt An ~ 20 ~ '- ''
sJifaoa ColEr-,INiEAL ILg&-i dJodrned sine de
SpfIAL sedgw.ck. J.-No % 80, 80 .co
ec HisL KS 4os $50 3la ll3 }53 6s7 sos 81 al
3, Rt il All burned !or the term. ,-.,-
C1g46N PlEAs-GESrEAL TLEN-AdlouFned nh'H feotn'
aty p ~ TgRy-J r Day. J.No dav calendar ,,,
ina TE:N-PARl Ivan Hue-fn. .'OS y - %
I2i3 SO. 500 JJo 19I, eoI 80 80 '-' COW '-' i'
aA 92V 'CSder-rnAL TEnMPAET I-AlEsr - ,I
Pan iiSsinnott J-Nos 5204 4457: 5t"o i261 - e.
81 a. TT-tot1p Nos jlgi. j-J-, ALL O-o9 5VsI
5Ijj ~ 9. 4G.4. j2jl. J-lJ. .- r..,,. -,
GENERAL -GssioSs-PARr l-GiHcrsieeve T ~ r..
tiger Hcrrv Ncimcr FRANCIS Mead f5op'i ~ Ti,,r,s
Glory william Davis flOno us assault and uaeIn ,,,
McEnt--. assault ana battery Leoion A. rat WorFs
Herber HrnB ran James Cam0eiL Ions h,i'it; ii,s-
Ba,lne William kIotCn, Jenny 4. Bertha Jftup r. ti
JuIus Drecama. Kari Klein, Fanny mug JdH1 Nv, -, .
I%cisr catherine Drnn Michael OSuvan felou.oi5
assault battery Harry kauDqsh John Ae-teIill
David u. Anderson John W. Hull John j. llhIe' &iH' W
Par II-CowiuG. J.-wnl,m Burns rshbeIy samuel
,rgc smith hndrg O'Brien John OXFORD. Oliver Cauull
grand Iarconv ChAes FucOB reject ying stolen goods Jtl
Cmah clann, fcJn.oIs assault and battery JoH hu'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
CIVIL NOTES.

Margaret L. Reilly, widow OF John Reilly
the fireman who killed by the falling OF 4 wall at
the Broadway aud Grand-st fire. applied yesterday OF
HE NrroGutc court for letters OF administration on the
estate Of her husband In the application u was stated
that Tie personally did not exceed 500. hut that admin
strdtCn Try in order 10 draw the arrears o.
salary due the dead fireman.
In July. 1877, the KINGS County Supervi-
reduced he salaries of the Charities Commissioners
from - 0c0 10 5000 year. Harmon '. storms was
tho first Commj~s Who received the reduced pay.
and Ec Zoe yan sit 20 combc the Supervisors TO pay
him at the rate of - 600. The proceeding was trans
Icrvcd from the the Supreme Court IN B.o"yn,
and Yesterday Judge Gilbert gave Judgment in favor OF
the Supervisors.
I'm the suit Of Arthur /. Sewell against
Brayon Ives, President of the stock Exchange 10 COM
pei hc latter To rciustate him IN tho Exch1nge the
plaintiff tcstifYlag yesterday in MS behalf denied
the truth of the charges made against hun or thIt he
had any knowledge of BOEucr's transactions Nhl" oc
"a member OF Eouucr IL GO. There was long ar
cument 10y Robert T. Sewell Tor tie defendant and OF
General Roger A Pryor for the plaintiff Decision was
reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
CHARGED WITH CoUYrERFEIrING.

Jacob OFT, liJAograph printer, was ar
Ta.gucI yesterday, before United States Commissioner
deuel., charged with completely in the production Of
spurious notes with The couDtcfecIs UUch and Cole.
Who arrested recently in New-Ierscy OFT ar
rested ate Monday night and committed without hall
When Ur.ch. who l. by birth Prussian. engaged in
business Iu Cincinnati with the former Deputy Warden
q. ;Ae Columbus lcuiCutalY, from which he had been
released short time before, OFT employed by the
lun ana worked for 1t several mouths.
Blt when U.rch was persuaded by Cole to
70 20 Philadelphia 20 engage IN the ell
craving Of counterfeit plates, or was emuloyed by
them prlut the The arrests thought by the
detectives 20 be the most important made by the Secret
Service many years. OFT is sald 10 D" the last mem
Der ~ gang which had issued nearly 500. 900 Of
counterfeit money. OFT arranged yesterday, but
the examination Was postponed at the request OF A.
sIni United states Attorney Wcatherbee On account
Of the absence o. the principal witnesses for the pros
tcItou The prisoners counsel argued that the Gov
eminent ought not to r-k Tor delay N presenting its
charges against prisoner whose arrest II had caused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
A NOVEL SPECIES OF LARCENY.

" want a warrant for a man who stole my
Wife" SAID Patrick Bradley to Justice Elliott IN the
FOURTH District Court Brooklyn, yesterday Bradley,
Who il employed in SOAn & Fieming's oil
works, formerly lived at No. 209 Green-st..
Greenpoint. James Monaghan boarded with him and
worked in the same place. on November %. Is >,
Bradley came home and found hs vile aud MS mouse
that two large trunks had been taken away ~ ne O IL
lnZ aud That Monaghan went with them ABOUT ioon
Mrs. Bradley Lett the house and she has not since
been seen by her husband lt was suspect t!
Thai the couple sailed fOr Brazil on ycsse th"I Iel'
hchu F.tuiug's works at y. III, on that day' IHd
leg stated Yesterday thai Monaghan had recently re-
turned 10 Brooklyn, but would ave Nm no IL
formation concerning h. wife. Justice Elliott issued
warrant TOR MonaghaUs arrest Oh the charge VI sted
u u. MD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
nEtALcArIoX IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Jan. 20.-NdcIman William
ClcndoImlus, an ironfouudcr Of this city, has
abscoudcd. taking with him $50 0J0 in cash,
which lie obtained by procuring drafts from
banks IN Ncw-ToIk and then selling them TO brokers
IN this CITY. lis liabilities Will reach half million
Of dollars It's Gnaucal difficulties from lal &c
operations in real estate which the depression OF the
past wear OF two has seriously affected. The prIncpal
creditors are the Bank of Montreal, tire Peoples Bank
and ne Exchange Bank assets consist or real es-
tatc ana an extensive iron foundry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22

mortgage when due. The other trustee Theodore
Roosevelt died in February. 1879 leaving an es-
tate OF about So00000 to be invested 10y the defendant
Judge Spcr, in TIE Superior Court. his decision
yesterday on the case which recently tried before
him He finds that there has been no negligence or u-
necessary delay 10y the plaintiffs that the property III
question IL now worth from $4,000 to Sl20OOO and
yields an income OF 512 cent on an sment o
$4,000 trustee. the Court says should not be held
liable for casualties ana misortunes which ordinary
slEaCltI Cuull NOT nreYrnf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22

NEv-YoEh. Tuesday, Jan. Il.

NEV-IOEk. Tuesday, Jan. Il. 1879.
The following sales were held at the TX
change Sa'esro0m -O-ldy:
b. Rj'tGrd H1rrs'
! church bulldlac amt 3-stOIy unck dwelling with
not - Land Prince = cor oi NLIIuI Il, poi 80 800
Vi land, - IOxa9 9N72y9S g. lohn II nn2ur....riJ,Vo
By LoI,S NeSt'r
sory br l'i1g with lease ot lot 40" East iotl-
Il n = fiiuu n through io go p ElSt t.ti n,
40 IL o. 5th ave. portion 81 thc Wlnd-or Hotel,
lot -uy1tOlJ, leased April - ISL Emma CHEESE -, M
.By P. n. LIjIor & ~.
+ i.-to.v brown Stone dwelling with l"f No lu1 Az
l7ih.sj. "a Sc Ok 4jhatc, lot 2jNs2 q Van 81, 5.
A'i-"
.-jorv bIicS tencmcn; house van oi, No ~ I'tH
ave, 81 -crh and jUthsts, lot 4'NiOOi IA .
cob BoLcuhacArr ..----------.---. c.
BJJahH 2. Bapf
9Storv brick dwelling with lot. 40 l.'1" broadway,
cor # ATHEIST, lot l"616illEcO'G' Albert 900
B4 Uut0,.st btc'es
I 9strrv brown -toG. G" cling Win .ot, ~ = lIb IL
ave e. So 4Ottsof i-ltaat iot .UxoO' IipFn. e,tu
Hg 4 j. Eiecr.
3.sorv frame dreli1c with ot. 70 y East S1th-st
=. 10 10 OF jth-ayc, lot @1XlOI&: Noses TT o.,
By Peter 7. Dcger
3.story Lrics and frame dwelling with l0' No ltJ
Alien II. w 10 IT, of ,tant'n-st lot %5Hs'b:
D. VI IlNa a. q. .
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY JANUARY 90, 49,

on the table Menu it appears. broke many piles OF
dishes. and at the end OF the frat month MI Reed
handed him envelope and pointed 10 the door. Oh
examining tn envelope Menu found his wages. minus
the sum nccee iry pay for the brok IN dishes Iee-
terday he brought acon against Reed IN the Harlem
Cryl Court. Judge NcGOwu reserved his dtclslJn
which may prove OF interest to waters generally
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Gxcurslcu5.

NkTRoP0LLTAN ELEVATED kAlLWAY.
VA OPEN From $50 y. 10 - = ".
RECTOR IklE!-Nr1rrst point tor VAN street. Ferry,
and ,Onn.,t, with 'ar- Tor south Ferry
CEiLt8 Dr. NrHEET-Nclrrst point foT Jersey 'G aud
t1iuUIUalpa" FrIr4.S
PAEkPLAt i-Ne,re-t poht Tor Post Ofce. CITY Han and
Barclay street ferry 10 ioboEcn
CHANE.h~-s rEEI-Nrigcst point fur Payona ard Erie
i.a..Eav Ferry.
Frankie -~THEEI-
GRAND~TtEFT Nearest point for De,hfosse1 street Ferry
'y. AMI cnHur' VITA N- Tor b,'ni0-'e, ant
Fast Grand street Ferries.
BLEEt kEK >T.tLEI-OOnnects with cars Ur hast and
West.
EIGHTH STREEr-Nearee; noat Cor Christopher street
Igr- IIOnuhtn connecting WITH car, IN Nhti'i0pAtt
and last Tenth street Ftrrir..
FOVhTFtN Ii.~TREET- NEAREST point - tupn square,
Wail,As and Lyc,um lhratIrs. Academy u MuSi. II
y.ug Tammduy Iai-, conn, tIng Nuh cars oi Last
Tvrut, Thirty fourth street ttTu"-.
TVI.N ~ >rare-t point tp Booih- -
lanes Theatre Grand Dp,ia lpIs. t.!n'rcs
Garden. aud Masonic Temple, and lvrHy-'1iri street
l.l1g % jersey city
ruikTT.IHIkU.-TRrET- Nearrst point 90 standard.
IrOdfw1y ami Ffth Av.Lue lltt'i.-. AiLti ,m and
SIu EIauc Nlust.Ca connecting W.A tals ioi rec
haWkrn Ferry.
FORTY ECON -TREfr-f unuccts vs. ~ Now aCrA Trans
~ mpany cahs ;Or Grand Central q, pot
FIFriETtI ~THLEI- ..
EITII-LIGUIIi-I EEET et pont ~ ttGtfa ParA,
connecting With ears II Brlt Line hlillVad.
For Up:uHn take east rlie stations
l4r ..,..t4rl.. a a. take west -I- stations
FARE 10 EMS. Except between tAc hours % 30 %
= 30 !. H., AID % p. vhtl re fare .- 'gt'-.
WA. r. Is hRsl9ON President.
~ VAN BEOCKLIN, suyeun,sni,a~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
Tile Rno.EYELr EsTATE.

James A. Roosevelt the sole surviving
trustee under She VII Of James J. Roosevelt was sued
by Cherries y Roosevelt on the ground o: negligence oi
Ihe defendant il lo-nias $4,000 On real estate Of II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22

D9ror poro'hea and husband 10 Charles Dom,
yavt. > ~ -Jtu--j. years ......- .,
Bonn Chr!s.43p % Michael -ctk, 3dst, LOT No oo,
Eu.L Joseph ana anotherto Nl2i1i "a Mi-seil, ;
l-f-si . Of Ave.A years ...----.-- !,
Fitd.r. II len VI tuthe Mutual Lite Insurance COM
plfy. 200 Green stch - - rlunth' ----.-- L,
Fowler. Mary n 10 ChJrts .iG.Ju and VIE, - tIsi
- ~ OF -davc, years --.---- .----- =,
Harrington. James wife 10 the Mutual Life lnsur-
aucr COMPANY So - West J-iI-rt = mouths --- -,
Hartmann. John AIT wife TO sophia EIl-CAkurn, +
15iu--t IS Of -t-svc, year .---... J.
Homer. Ztlic VI 20 Louis kammritT. iJtn-st v Ot
Broadway. years .---....------ .---- =,
Jouas Abraham ii and VIE tn " sands and others.
executors etc. IA ave, jO6"ltn Of t1thst,
wears -
same 10 sarah sands VS. I'd ave. 2J.6 # nOf 18th
...---..- ..
same - william VI KlBgslaud, trustee, etc, " ID
ave- 1856 % 70 OF 18Th ~, years
Kross. Margaret and husbaudtO Ana \ Phclan,
1Ilh-t of Ay'-C. q wears .--..-- .,
Miller William ~ James M1r'!cn and others. exec
ufor- etc e. Fsstx-,t. sof HDustonst, years .,
Rice, PhIIIp and wife To Michael Rice, cor @davo
and .4tl II. years 3,
~chlo. charlie. and wife 20 George Baust, NO ~
Houston RI, years DO
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Brown Henry II to Ira Read executor. etc.. -.
Bgdkp rorR. ~ 10 Josephine Trcuter
clarke Elizabeth q" II J. fa~sri l.--- ------.--- ~
Pcarsan Pu-ic phcne Pear,a. rNecutrlN. etc j..
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gonntrp Doaro.

SUNNY front room. heated, good board.
~ washing: travelling expenses ~ 50 week 81 for
two references exchanged Address Box 49, south Nor
walk, Conn.
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GIN t,cnl Gstaie tor Sole.

EOR SALE or LEASE.-The f0ar-S;ory
-tsres rs tlifst ana 2i PeaTs between Fulton and
Johu - W ~ I,et Adde'S O"NLIi' Box 20 fos
Once.
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ii,usital Jnslrumcnts.

4 DUMAHAVT late :. Y. BALL & CO.,
n. NJ. - EAST l4THSf
Chickering'S, StenWay'- ana other Pianos an Orsaas l0g
Or ash Oh nstallmeuJs, and iOI rent
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Gurousau Advertisements

TEANAR INDIEN. UNIVERSALLY PRE-
HCRTBED by the Faculty l LAXATIVE refreshing and
m,d,aIrd oL0nr. Tor lie immaculate Iect ami elct
cure PATTON, headache bile heuOr:"ot+, Sc Idudr
uu pills the usual atVes n agreeable 10 take ann
nr rr produces lItAOu l. r..ILlON, No. - kuc KAN
buteaI. SOLD ty all chemists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22

THE RIGHT TO BREAK CROCKERY
William p Reed, proprietor Of Monico Villa,
-, :, Ncbolas-ave lately engaged John Mem 70 wait
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iienl estate to Grc]nnoe.

DROWN STONE BOT ST. West lsth-,t., to
- egtAang, Tor small country place.
j O.. HDlT & SON.4 Pinr-st.
FOR SALE or ENCHANGE-Factory build
lu-s and H,y eight years lease, NJ three lots on - st
roar lG'ht'ej terms favorable JAMES CONDIE, -2fst
and 3th-sye.
L'OR SALE or EXCHANGE. on easy terms
Factory hu dings and Gfy eight leases 81 three
lots "n -iuI-,t. near lUtiIFc. JAMES tONDIE, &-u-t
and Jthaye.
IAN FRANCISCO LOTS in exchange for
- E,a-Yors CITY lots titles perfect. Address h. Tribune
l. UiOwu Office" l-3S broadway.
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Gounirn properTp % Eet.

FURNISHED HOUSE to LET-At Madison
a VI. y rooms ccp9t vent very oT. Apply 10 !
A. WEBB 100 Pearl at. New-Inrk.
DENI FREE To Congregational family
IA Doardnr pastor parsonage unfinished eleven room
barn immedatc saosson hour from city
ATNATI- Y. llj BroaCvayf room Il.
NEONTCLAlR Specially. House furnished,
W "nluru-hei sale. rcat HOW L & PARSONS, 70 &C.
car and M0ntciar
NIORRlSTOWN. y. J.-ID LET-The resi-
VA dence the late Judge God deceased large house
and grounds garden sta9r ana CarriaECh1Use house
hrnurty elegantly located n cr.t.c at town modern inn
p.OYemtLts; vii lease - short or luC term.
Jos ". BALLEN4lNE. Morrist0Wn. y. J.
1'O FARMERS with CAPITAL. LARGE
4 FARM on ease or shares, near Ncw.YorE.
r. q. Bi,Ch 2i6 Caualst.
no RENT-Furni-hed-L Lovely Cottage IN
Il PciAau Manor %tw-NoIk Ctv; favorable
tac chance or young couple. address D. j. CAR
son, 80 broadway.
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6itnatlcuo Uantco-- MlaIes

A PROTESTANT FARMER OF hrst-claS7
Y abilities IL open '1r euCagement ME nr,t ca
woman. Long Iti3lh PTrii' Az
,ir--- H. J. Farmer huntrr's Point r. D. Lon- Island
COACHMAN.-Bv a thoroughly efficient man
No understand, d., dute- every respect nine years
FIRST class references 10 taNr M tlh 90 1i
l,mIa- place 3: required. Address H. 4HA'4-1' '"''
orange P0.t once. 81.
TOACHMAN.-By a gentleman for his coach
I man. rrcorhu, ut- him shly 10 sour position 'onl
tent trI-t"oItty. car iul aId lhll1-,i''-
EMS driver: thoroughly Untcrstlud u, dttc' IN
auIr. For particulars call AZ No Ea"t i4't'' i'e eli
ployrr's res. lence.
EOACHMAN and GROOM.-By a reliable
snrl- man who exp, need 10 iy ana COUNTRY ~;
.. f,o trhlv understands Tie care W r.-'' "i -
rl,cs mae wears ference from present IN ~
,.r 80. H. Troune rpt,vn Hh,r. No I-.2 5,oe" AZ
TOACHMAN and GROOM.-l'y compet"nt'
\ reliable aud Trustworthy married man th'i'l2t' u,
srr-ilNu, De-. bushes. AL rcaFetl-t VA ". L.- .i
n- v late eulpnyrF A. sObr'ry. houc-iy ana 'iPu4
nv seen years excellent city te,tLonlai- ,l u '9 .
avn ami olI eing can a'ir,-- T. D., 10 It-t l',i -
Gardener and WIFE.-By an English
u man. no incumbrancei has tWenty yehl- pI" "a
p, renee with grr,uhous'. hot am cld 2faleII
KIND ~ yrget .e- has learned IN ne best "a
the northern par 81 Engani has lnli AlNtise VI "a
and managem,u: " fancy ahl lhlinl - az,
Thoroughly understands making ri edge Dul,'I Non
Adlic-. j. D. b.. Tribune Uptown once lbs nlO4DN ~
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EIlGRnLD I.LA-E.
PECORDFD MORrGAGFa

Nelson John 10 Jonn klr. m J:-st. loi II q a.
Aye.C, .IxvJ.2 u years. 81 annual rent Oh
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GRATEFUL-COMFOR
EPPS' COCOA
pv thorough knowledge o. fA- natural WIirl
On tie operations e~iion and nutrition tud by careful
application the fine properties II Wr-rcc."t tor NJ
breakfastabe' with delct~ly ieV
which heavy 10, lOg o4is
OF such article. ~ diet that cDn-tI.
tuition may gradually built until strong enough To resist
tendency Hundreds subtle m1lpil- are
taang around ready 10 attack wherever there Is weak
pon may escape many fatal shan Dr keeping OureiYc
well fortified with pure blood aud properly uOur shed frame,
Il service" tdystt-.
dadr -iruiy VITA boring water or nl44A
sold only in pa. ages lab, lrd Thus
JAMES EPPS & CO.,
Homeopathic Chemists,
As lhreadnecdIc Il, and 20 P.ccailuy,
LoIiun. EuCdni
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Connlrn Rra! Gstatt for Sale.

FARM on LONG ISLAND, % miles ont
$50 excellent land good buildings; free clear;
would exchange for city property not heavily mOgaged III
LAND & WHITING, Bcekman-,t.
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nrIKurAn WATER FRNNTS near IN 10


4 Iimb.r ana farming land New jersey. 900 ACES
W,Iir.OAk and - \ RS PM, averaging about :"
cord, 10 The acre water access. Address u Box -
Philadelphia Penn.
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Gcttl5.

nFLANAN HOUSE, Albany. y. y.
pr. inform the public u further reduction n
= 30 IS AID jo day a,,grng o location
oi room. CHAkLE> T. LELAND " %.
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Gin properlp 90 Get.

V'O LET-Ofiiccs, lofts. stores and Easements
n IN Beekman Ann, Fulton, John Pearl William ana
Nassdu-sts. RULAND WHIrING > Heekmansi
TNWO-SrORI HOUSE TO LET or LEASE.
&c East l3thst inquire at 100 East 18Th st. 4tr
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Brcoklpn Real Gsiate for Sale.

SaO enn DOWN buys SUPERIOR HOUSE.
- ~..)OO Liberal commission Address J., 4OJ'
Iafavette-lve. Brooklyn.
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EIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

SIR d. Il HAWKINS ......... sole Director.
SATURDAY EyENI - JANUARY -@3,.o,
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PRICES OF ADMISSION
Family circle - ceufs.
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Orchestra chairs. 81 p.
Hox Duce olrn daily from : A. n. - G p.
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GRAND INTERNATIONAL BILLIARD

fr to Chamrors Of the World at COOPER INSTITUTE
wednesday. Jan. mp m.-GARNiLR ~. GALLAGHER
"Wednesday. Jan. 22-S .. M I.O>NON W -t-N IN
Come 900 points M. be- played Un 'NIOI " Bruins
WICK and Bake table. one each afternoon AMI eve
ming t>aturiaf excepted.
- cents ~ seats SOC. ana 81 40 chArg
FOR ladies' accompanied by gentlemen