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70 %SO; l55I go Jog s255,s 2e 49, Siie 44S
PARTII-Goepp J.-ConTt opens at 1881 g. Mos Mos
$500 2497 277l PIP. 1916 2s12 800 5257 3269 S5V
1892 1898 1894 1895, 1896 $685. $685. SiO 5ioo 54U9;
PART III-SheTidan J.-COuTt opens AZ ~ a. NJ NHe'
22l9 1905 1927. o. 3199 31sS 2563 2d1l 25 "a "
5000 5000 27l6 3l06. 3lOG 1915. 800 3Oil 2o95 2i5o
GENERAL sEssOSs-PARr I-COwing, line People aRI'
John Reilly, feOnous assault and battery; Matthew Jonn
grand larceny Mary Carne larceny rom
the person Augustus Scllenberger cruelty 10 anlhss
Henry Diokmen assault and battery Anton smith excise
PART II-Gderseeve 1.-The People agt Henry Fielding
William Cotlrel william RELY. Peter smith, 9nrgary
ChSres COnger. KnOpp Cornelius, granu larceny
Edward II. Reeves. Patrick Quirk. petit larceny .
UNIFIED STATES DISTRICT COURI-IN ADVANTAGEOUS
Nos q. As. 80. 20. ~ l25. 03.
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SUIT OF AN oUsTED PRESIDENT.

Alexander Shaler was elected president OF
tho Automatic signal Telegraph Company IN 1870 un
der an agreement by which he entitled TO notice nc
fore removal In April. 1879 Mr.. watkins was chosen
president by the directors. in place OF General shaer
Tho latter brought suit against the company, which
was tried before Justice Beach supreme Cour Special
Term Yesterday this election Of Mr. Watkins sci
ASIDE and 20 Obtain damages because of hrs alleged IL
legal removal In defence the company aycrrci mat
the change OF presidents made In accordance Wln
its charter. er-claim so set up th3t III
shares of stock issued the plaintiff belonged TO The
company, and should be returned 10 the treasury me
question was also discussed whether the directors mad
lie power TO make the agreement on which tc PLAIN
tf-s clam was based Justice Beach reserved his de-
csiOn. LuciuS l.. Chittcudcu appeared Tor tee pam
tn; l.. l.. FaucheT for the defendant
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TRIAL OF EDWARD +. WILLIAMS.

The testimony giving yesterday IN the case
Edward +. Williams Brooklyn was similar In ehaTac
ter 10 that the pTevocs day. Several peghbors and
business acquainiances the accused declared ms
reputation be excellent, and said that the Anonymous
letter received by Mr.. Rowland not in the hand
writing OF Mr.. Williams. The witnesses Thomas C.
smith, Clinton Furnish, Timothy Perry Hubert GirOuN
president OF the Lafayette Fire Insurance Company
George W Hunt secretary OF the same company Gil
bert Potter aud Deputy Collector Theodore Rich.
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THE ST. JOHN WILL CONTEST WITHDRAWN

The contest of the will of LOUISIANA o'.
John the eccentric old woman who. despite her gre"
wealth. lived ina poor tenement on Ehzaoeth-s'' has
been withdrawn aud the contestants nave COZ"
sented that the will should be admitted TO pIoo"'e
Ivy Surrogate Calvin The real objections 10 te pIoD"'o
on the part of the has been the carrying our
of thar clause Of the will which gives the executors
FIVE years in which TO distribute the shMes
OF the legatees. AS many OF them are
advanced IN life. it Was felt That II
the executors chose take the full advantage OF the
powers given in the WILL the legatee might die before
receiving enjoyment Of the requests Inc contest
began, therefore, with the purnOse OF driving inc
executors 10 compromise, althQnrh tncIc
never was any serious pretence or proving 'nfl
the tcstarix was II s understood that uBueI
The Withdrawal Of the objections some apcanIe aIlhE
ment has made by which the egaiees arc 10 iecN
.lsufts nttf4 thaun
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United States Deputy Marshal Dubert yes
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE following
business was transacted in the Supreme Court Of the
United States to-day:
No 2O6-Chesier A. Arthur Collector, etc, plaintiff IN
agt. WIN. r. Dodge et al argument continued by j r.
def ndaut and concluded by SOcOr
Phillips for plantin No. 2OJT :. FOn-
tame appellant agt John McNab appeal from Georgia
argued 207-Wm GuntOn ef a. appellants. ag Ann G.
Carroll ct al appeal from the District OF Columbia argu
penf commenced.
Adjourned until tomorrow at p O'Clock.
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THE COURTS.
AIR TIIDEN'S INCOME.

orprrs ISSUED IN THE GOVERNMENT SUIT TO THE
DEFENDANT AND OTHERS.
The trial of the income tax suit brought oy
the Government against Samuel J. Tnden mas peen
appointed for April &c. in the United states DIS
trict Court subpTnas served on Tuesday evening
nv United states Deputy Marshal Bernhard on MT III
den al his house in Gramercy Park He Is dree'eu W
appear on April 90 for trial. and to produce ID No "
books papers and memoranda which may IN any way
,,rov ught on his income between December 81 lS6l
and January l. 1873. and also any papers showing
hts income from the NewYork Iron Mining company
from Juuo l. 1854, 70 January 1870, sla1 Si,b
serx ed bv the same officer on George W. smith,
nTivate secretary OF Mr. Tildeu and secretary OF
Ills NeO York Iron Mining Company Chal~s L@hlSo
aud Edward Winslow bankers and brokers, OF No 20
Nessanst; william A. Booth. as president and Conrad
Jordan as cashier of the Third National Bank OF TINS
eli y and Jacob Hayes and James r. COsson, bankers
and brokers, OF Nos and IL Nassaust.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, March 16.-ln the Court of Appeals

to-day the following business was transactedi
No l20-Henry T. Denlkc and another, appellants, srt.
NewYork ROssdale LINE and Cement Co., and Others
IeSp0nden by John J. Mackn for appellants
Henry Wells and George J.. Horne for respondents No
135-Iaa Knox and another appellant ae Ezra Baldwin.
Observation-Disclosures. NO. 77UenTy Sche respondent,
sgt. william Brstane, aPreani-Arg by John a. BRYAN
William +. Pehke for respondent. No. 1888 -
People rel George w. Kenyon, respondents, Hgi
James Sutherland, appcllant.-Submitted.
The following Is the Day Calendar for Thursday March H.
Nos ll5, 457. 100, 1877. l44, l45 lac l4s
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... on AND AFTER JANUtrY, 10, 1850
I leave New-l ork Des6ro'scs ami Cortan't
100 80; $50, . 40 LmiIed' II $50 l. 44o 80,
r2p % . 4a s & and o al and eIc S S Sunday at $50
N and pm running Though Via Trenton and Camden
Boats o. r9oS Annex connect win all thr9as trans
n.J,t1v ,iH ahorlng speedy and direct transfer 'or
Returning trains leave West philadelphia 1901 $40 S:45
T. $50 $50 ana II an dimited EXPRESS, i;5o p NJ
$40 S. $50, M, g. 7:.5 o. m Leave Philadelphia via
TeRer once 80 and "a aroad%ay and
Of 1 o S 1pG % dn
Hudson ioooSsn Depot Jersey CITY Emigrant Ticket
The Ne%York transfer Company WILL cali ior AA1 Gn'ck
baggage ron h9,sls ana residences l. p. FARMER
imam General anacer General Passenger Agent
THE ERIE RAILWAY, .,,,, am, ,.y,,, ..,
now known me NwS@Thsn h Of a h tak ias
cn'ana and a GnsasS PHy bb ns Drawing
m tna) Fast Louis APrc, ay1s a. s son
West, rulnsns best Dmwinsroom 7iremng 'oA'"e' 70
Daily Pacific Express for the rN Nest SSGPiaS
sSd ccae e"" Without chano also Hotel Dining cars
Z p. m. Emigrsnt train for the West. ,,.u,. -.
Train, e9vs Chamber street DspU S 700 So 7s,
T. M aud n 1dnS6t SATURDAY nights only. sundaya 9lj
RatS S land Passac $50 10 1920 Une 1920
m 'raH stops a hniaeriqTa s F5t e q g. 90 "a S
midnight Sundays g. $50. 1920 m, ll3' $3.50 me- and
go so i s lS go l sso M u D9o9
1880 & 10 p m. aud l9 midnisht SUNDAYS T. $780, 9l5.
1870 las. $50 p. ana ~ mdhlgh; ~ 10
Suncrn q, $50 10 20 q Lab 800. D. n:iu p H., u
midnight. sunday g. $50 1920 m, l3J dSo p m and
u midnight. 80
NewSnrs and Cornwall $50 M, $780, lsop Sun.
days, $3.50 n m. IN . -. o..u.,,s IN
| n. m. N ona ~, Q.Qo IN . On an Sup
davs q X: 80. 1920 n. M, $3.50 p m. go ,o - o.
MiddetOwn, 1850. ., lO2O a. l So' 4'ou o. , n 'uI
trs connect with NewYOrk and osvego Midland Railroad
al Man.si. 80, N IN On a ~ ,oo q ~ 81, sundors
$50 lyR leave 9Sds quarter and quarter after each
~ a., bt5 IN. TO H:lj aud nj 1910 ana llio p m
for apartments IN Dawingr room anu
O. 1870 obtained and orders Tor the checking
~ Ia fer OF baggage be left at the Companys Offices,
So lOl or 957 Broadway. n. " No Courts, Brook
len M ar The COmpany's Depots. =, A.. :, -. ~ .
xnress trains from the West arrive III NeWfOiA AZ $50
m 1873 an mo T. ERhoTr Gen1 Passr Agt New-YOrk.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Trains leave for tngewood Closer l1erm9nt and Nyack
sundays a m. and $50 y IN The 1880 p ~ train will
innye "a M nutes saturday nights -
JNO. n. ABBOTT Gen1 Passr ACT New York
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REAL ESTATE.
xrw.YonK. wcdnesdav. March u. is

XEwYoRK Wednesday, March H. 1890
The following was the only sale held at the
Exchange salesrOon to-day:
BU A. J. Bleectrr & Son.
5-storv brick dron 'front.' building with lots. Nos
100 and l62 WOrth.sf cor Of (NO lS) Mulberry
lots together IN size 4l.SX9l Ok irfe gular; VIII 400
EmmcIiCh. -S5J 4CO
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RAILROAD.

AND UNlIED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. via Deshrosses AMI Cortland
Streets Ferries. follows:
Harrisburg Pttsburg tho West and South. with Pullman
Willamspori, Lock Haven, a. M. $50 D. CORY and
Erie ~ $50 Connecting Al Cory Tor lltusvic fetrO
leum centre and the on Regions
baltimore Washington and the SCUM; Lhiicd w a@ihglDh
Exprcss OF au Paror Cars daily except sunday 10 a
m arrtye Washinetnn Az D. m. Regular 4.3O and
$50 a. M. J. Z and 10 m. sunday 10 "A IN M
II pres iOr West Philadelphia 400 7JO, $40 10 Lin
tedl il m J. 30 4 80 o. q, 49, $50 anu 10 p. IN
ard II igh SUNDAY 43O and m, D. 731 500 aud ~
y. m. aid ~ niQhf. ~
Express for Philadelphia via Camden ''oV A. NJ ahu 4p H.
except sunday .,, -, ~, =, .-.,
OF Jersey CITY. Attending speedy aud direct transfer Tor
trains rive From Pttsburg sos. lo0 NJ l0l0
dsuv. t..oa IN $50 M. daily except Monday. From
Washington and Baltimore t50a M 2 100 4;3g 10 E.
m sunday $50 a. ~. From Philadelphia. 800 500 $50
$40. 1910 l.{n a m. 2 $50 i.j0 ljO. $50 s:3O and
lOIOp m sunday. $50 6:Oj 6:jO lO4O. ll3O am $50
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WET goods from the Broadway iire-Prints,
w musns, gngbans, table nens Turkey red daniask,
napkins towels iOweng blankets 10Th cassmercs saws
and large lot OF dress goods Tor sale very
"a Catharnest
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6teamboafs ano Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Leave New.Yort foot OF DesbrOsses and Cort
land-ss
NJ for Washington. Pittsburg Columbus Cincinnati.
Indianapolis chicago and the West Richmond Charleston.
and the south Pullman cars from Baltimore 10 Newark,
.. m for Washin gton and the West Pullman from
NewYok 10 Baltimore and Washington, making close
necons for Pitsbure Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville
and 81. I0ns Through Pullman cars Baltimore 10 Cncn-
1000 m daily for Washlngton, the South and West Pull
man seepeTs from NewYork to Baltimore and Washn ton
making for chicago Cincinnati ipdanapo
lis Louisville. Louis Columbus, Ptsburg the south and
Pullman from Baitirooro
nail connects AT Washington with trains Tor Ivnchburg
Florida, New Orleans and the south. -
For through tickets please eau at Gomponys Office 3I5
ork and at ticket oihces, OF
and Dcsbr oeses.ss. aud Depot Jersey CITY.
ROrND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS NEBRASKA
AND COLORADO.
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qress Alakins.
A LADY would like few more engagements
~ the do family sewing clldreufs clothes
can assist with dressmakius. at ~ day reference given.
Call % address all week II lOi West 39tlist.
nKESSMAkER.-A first-class drcssmaker
~ wishes ont by the day cut and 1T the
reasonable prices all
ported dresses Address MODES. Box 80, Tribune Uptown
Once, .23S Broadway.
DRESSMAKEK.-A first-class drcsSmaker
wants engagements bv the day week
references Cali lJ6 East i4th st., ring bell times
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PROVIDENCE LINE Tor freight only.
Steamers Electra Gaatea leave Pier 20 North River
foot OF Wsrrenst) daily except Sundays at M, fOr
direct Freghya etherne taken lowest
l. w. FIIkINs, DIS. BABCOCk,
Gen. Psss.Agent President
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

Leave Ncw-York. foot OF LOeriys, for Red Bank Long
Branch Ocean Grove g., ~! ll:ij a. No 49, o0
l.. NJ.
stage connexions to and from kEYPORT at MATAWAN
STATION. To and from OCEANIC aud FAIR HAVEN ~
RED BANK, TO AID from POINT PLEASANT at SEA
GIKT. with al trains.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT.
AND The FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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Gin properlp tDant:o.

WANTED AT bargains for prompt buyers,
w NewYork CITY lot, and acre properiy IN Nesehester
County call send diagrams with lowest prices 10
JFRE. JOHNSON, H.. No. Oh Finest
Drochnn properip for Sale ano 90 fel
ITO LET OR FOR SALE.-IlOuse, 81
Hicks ST. house and 80 ana u Nassau ST. house
l5s I,eInsenst. GORDON L. FORD 81 Clark It, Brooklyn.
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tielu p0ante0.

OU-STONE W0RKMEN WANTED.
OWantedMen who thoroughly understand cutting and I'm
ishng III stones must Dc well recommended Cal az Room
40 Strteyant House Broadway 18th and 2Ptnsts. be.
tW cen tho OF and O'clock CiiAS. ID. COOK.
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Two PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY DEpOTS
IN PHILADELPHIA, IN NEw-YoRK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18
} i MA THE OLD RELIABLE
SrONINGI0N LINZ

Inc elegant Steamers sion Notion and NARRAGAN.
SET leave Pier 80 North River loot u jay D. No.
daily. EXCEPT SUNDAYS. ~
eeis tscass limited tickets good only for the trip for
which they Issued doth boat ami ifan specified
iOrSl.
slateroCms and tickets secured at $685. S97 1855 and
42 broadway, ut Metropolitan aud Firth Avenue Hotels
NewYOTk and al 1913 Washing ST., Brooklyn Tickets
also sold at all principal hotels and ucketocesand Offices
OF Wesieott Express Co
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

FOR TIENfoN AID PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Sow YORK rom station C. H. H. Of NJ' lootol LID
Tor station corner smith and Greensts at 7l5. g. lll5
g. NJ 80 - $50 no Il p NJ On Sunday at $40 a. MI
For station corner Third and Borksss at $50 Q, ll5
a. M 1870 $50, !. 53O 7l5 m On Sunday at o'io a. M
For 1cnt.n, Warren ard Tnckerss, $50 7;i5 ll:l5
M 80 800 j.30 7:lo u p N On Sunday al $40
d. HcarninT trains win leave Philadelphia for NewYor1
Prom station Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. corner
smith Grernss at 100 $50 M 1910, li0', $780,
Rom ir and BcrEssts al $50 79o $50 ii a. H. 10
81 .Sois PHI cars asec %duS at SZo a. M ''op
Prom Trenton MSre n@ % i {5hGeP $50
p. IN. on suaday-l go 9l5 M, 6l5 D. m , to-. ,.,o,,
Iyn and Ere Depot Jersoy civ - .. .oo no, 40, ,
go Broadway and at the Wbarf Bf5otIyn ana
check 6aegaee from Gole or residence TO deSipaton
NpPn yo,p and C6urt BtooEyn All thee Offices
r. Bs aa@ S AGENT
BRDGEP0Rf ana al paints on N Ga
srine Sip Pier SO r. r., daily at ii'5oa m and2SOp m
NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamers leave slip daily -undays excepted for
New Haven at 3 and u p. IN, connecting with roads
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RyEK AliRoA p.C9mmeneiP o December s. 1873
800 NJ Western and Northern Express, to Rochester 81
1910 a. NJ C6icaeoa1d western Express drawing room
cars Csnandagua, Rochester and Buffalo 80, oo,,ooou
to INCA a Saratoga GIens Fas an RutSna.
600 Goo # 81 Stu. louis Express daily sleeping for
ing cars gufao Toledo Detroit aud for Montreal,
o0 p M Fast cypress Tor Montreal Rochester and Corn
Ms wa | ya Abspps cars 70 anu
$50 p M Pacnc Express daily with sleeping cars TO Syra
cnse fochrscr Niagara Fails Buffalo, Cleveland. Toledo
iI0o p M Nic5t E1pros. with sleeping Albany
apa Iy on sale at sos, 252 Broadway and at West
oec pa'S ANA 40 sn9 gag Broad
b General Passenger
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GHAMBERMAID &c.-A Swedish girl. with
~ years references family; is tidy
ch1mbcUnad and competent waitress vii assist with
washing ironing desired steay place that she
can retain viii 90 al she TO please city or country, 2O2
6tl.avc.. near lstrst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18

OK acres suitable FOR q genemans country rcsucnco
located on The of the Albany Post foai o,e
north of commanding extensive views OF lc ,ar
River the land IS fully vored with apples pears anu o.
small fruits aud all under cultivation the Dll en-
mise q od barn. and other OutDulngs ase
house IL large rooms Seye ny per cen W rih
,t,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18

mains leave lof fhge"ood CosoeF I5eTm9aI a1G NlacA
supdsys o ami $50 m The 1880 p. ~ train will
i.ara "a m inutes later saturday nights -
NA""'' JNO. n. ABBOTT, Genl Passr ACT New York
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
NE DOLLAR no ROST0N

" VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE.
For special limited tickets steamers OLD COLONY ana
NEWPOKT leave New-YOrk daily excepting Eundaya al
bOO from Pier 2s North River foot OF Murrayst Leave
Brooklyn 500 p NJ; jersey City. 420 p. m, Via Annex.
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FREEHOLD AND NLw-YORK RAILWAY

~ Leave Now lotk foot Iibortys.. e. Y. II. Of Nj
e:i1 a. Ior RAJ mngdaie, Toms River baGnegat andlh
tcImedat" stations
i:l6 D. m.-For Toms River Nneand all stations 70 Bay
SiG. An D FOR AILANTIC CITY. ,.,..
Pm For Farmnelac Toms River. Barncgat TUCKER
ton II. y. and Philadelphia
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EARM of II acres, adapted to small IIitlI,
healthy Location, good soil half rbs ana ha hT
yifr vyo miles depos am steam canal; one hpu
fo Sow YorE rent 2j slight rep1rs; chance ioi ~
rcricnce ana snail capital Address FARM T. u hoN o.
Pom, E3oDE y !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE

Ferry station m New.York foot OF Liberty.st.
Ferry station in yn foot of Fulton.st, Jewelps
wharf
CommeIcns October g. ls79.-Leave New.YOrk, foot Of
Liberty ST.. IA iOOws
$50 a. mFor Pennington, Easton, Belydere. Bethlehem
Bath. Allentown. Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua MahaDOy CITY,
HaZeOn Wikesbarre Elmira etc. Connects at Junction
With Delaware. Ia HAVANA and Western RAILROAD
$40 a. U-FOT High BTi branch ~chOOley Mountain
Bndds Lake and Lake UOpiicOng Easton Allentown; har
nshnrg al the West Sauc Chunk lamaqua WilSesoarre
scranton Dauvlle. Williamsport, etc
1880 .. m.-FOT Somerville aud Pennington. ,,.,
D. INFO: Pennington. FastOn, Bath, Allentown Mtucn
chunk Tamaqua, Mala"oy city. Hazcton lunEh inn0c&
Wikesha1", scranton. Reading Columbia, I@hCas'er'
EphIata Pottsvl, Harrisburg etc .
Il =. m. For Iiigh Bridge Eanch SchOoicy noun,1n'
hndds Lqke and Lake Hopatcong Easton' BeNdere Alien
town ana Mauch Chunk
t:20 p. H. For s. merville and Fl, minGt0n. 60,
5:3 D. u.-iay for EastOD, Allentown Mauch Chuhk'
Elmifa. Reading Harrisburg ana the NesI on
meets St Junction To- Delaware Lackawanua and western
EairUaf.
TIj D. m-FOr FasrOn.
$40 $50 lt:3O 1915, HIS 1l:i5 n. l2i5, 100 =
800 a4j l. 4l5. 1870, 4:i5 ,, J.l5 800 54J y
Glj. 63O, 1:lj 7:iJ sl5, yl5. 1915. II. II p m
sunday trains M "a II for BOuni BrooR
and uie $50 D. for Easlon Alien
For NewaiEGA 545 6lj Ci5. 7l5, 7;45 sl5 $40. $50
10 1850 ll:.5 ~ l. > - $780, a. 400 >, J;0u, O'f0
g. $3.50. 1:lh. SIS, gl5. II. - D. m
For uains 10 local points Time Table ~ stauoh' - .
Boats Of The BIoDkyn and Ere AnnrA make toh"eco NJ
Jersey CRY station to and from Brooklyn aud Enc b'po Je
city.
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nor SALE.-Nice house and grounds. OF
i Long Island Sound, Westchester Co. Address fr" ~
ID Il nn-l
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OH WEST 53D-ST.-To lease, suitable for
O44 livery stable
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TOR SALE.-A farm in New-Jersey, nOui
from Ncw York ~ ceres all under cultivation las,
swiss cottage nicely situated high healthy i1caD, '
uuc view of Earitau river splendid lawns WIN apuntA
shade ara frut trees large barn and all kinds oil ouDu'
hg7' aug sfiGRETARY. Post Office Box $50 New York
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r. GEORGE yANDENHOFF'S :. -,

vi LAST CHICKERING HALL MATINEE.
TO-DAY Thursday at $50 p. NJ
he will real the following excellent programme VIZ
Before AgncOur-Hcnry and his army. . The courtship
between Henry Of England and Katharine Of France
The Death Of MarmiOn." 1. " November ). Inc
Benedicton" before Tectedl o. Mr. Pckwick and
Friends at the Review and Cricket Match
Single tickets reseryed 90 cents ana 20 cents az sem
berrhs % UnionsQuarc. y. Bon Saturday evening Mo
'N-'NI1.'IN ~ - - - Il s. YALE MANAGER.
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6ltnaIlons OanIeG-- females

A T Broadway and 35th-st., employers obta
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| CO0K.-By a respectable young woman as
~ nrstcass cook all brauchcs by the dav week. or
month hstclass city references vii be found reliable
! $50 West 2OiL4t
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eounirn Drouerin tor Sale ano 90 fet.

At ORANGE, n. j. (nciglborhood speciality .g
~ Property for sale and rent an yaTieIesi IN Va
gains. EDWAhD y ht Ml4-t y.e, :
COTTAGE FOR SALE.-With z rooms bes
Y sides pantry &c acre land fruit gooa g gSl bmrebe s
rare ouD1rtuni to desirable residence ~ r
healthy and beautiful village. Apply 10 j. "Ol'O'
WIFI IIER. lichneld. Conn.
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CHAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS.-By
~ Protestant clambemaid and seamstress good
city reference city country Address e. Box 29 Tribune
Uptown Office LBS Broadway.
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C0OK.-As tirst-class cook: has good city
" reference Col NJ 137 West 51si.st.
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| CHAMBERWORK and WAITRESS,
~ rs, with good references Can he seen at
! the PROF EsrANT HOME BUREAU, l3s 0thaye. foutth
II
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EOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-A charming
the Palisades 10 the Highlands and he village IN me
he esfec The estate comprises Ga acres OF lawn chao
and woodland a large double house anc me caIllae
inquire Of MIS- + SoIll a nous on inc i4'0'
or o, jon y 4. LYNCH, f27 and apo broadway.
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TOR SALE.-At Birmingham, Conn, nlou-
ern irostory and French root house with Wig e,g
teen rooms. gas steam water landry closets cons Nats
&C. LOT 50xiuO feet with fruit ami shade trees stables
lawn ana garden high ground, healthy location et',.n
N. glborhooi five minutes from business centre I0t
moderate. For further Information inquire on sH1 ,sa
ar add