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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
THE COURTS.
TIE WEST ORANGE TRAGEDY.

The Meierhoeffer murder trial was resumed at
Newark Yesterday. Christina WeinmanD. who hves
near the schoolhouse the mountain testified tha'
.bc had known Mrs. MeierhOetfer nine years she
attended hsr once when ill Archie Day boarded
there she refused to remain because the conVersa-
tion was so indecent. The witness recognized tue
nicture produced in the Court as that OF Day ana
Mrs Meierhoefer, ard stated that the latter once
showed it TO her. Mrs. McierhoeneT has testlhed
that the picture was not OF herself and that she
had never seen il before.
The State next produced some testimony IN re-
butfaI Calvin Clayton testified that he passed the
bonse on the dav Of the murder az II O'Clock and
again at a quarter TO IL. The secOlu time ne
saw Mrs Meerhog fer and Laipmens III front oil inc
house. The man had cloth and seemed 10 De
cleaning the windows Theodore Meierhoeiier tcs-
tilted that he was in the cellar the day previous TO
the murder and there was no hanging shell Where
Iammens said he cot the milk for the hunters
Several other witnesses called to establish the
same point and their testimony was positive that
on the night of the murder there was no hanging
shelf in the place described by Lammens. >,
DR. Hewlett, the county physician. was recalled
bv Iammenss counsel, aud testified that he couid
no. SAY positively without making sciehtlhc eA-
animation that tie stains the stars were Spots
of blood UamInes testified that he spilled milk on
tire stair.) Hermann Textbook. IA surveyor tcSu-
fed that he fOundIn the cellar oil Saturday piece
of hoard with fresh stains It, and supports which
fitted against the potato BIN where Lamtnens sand
there was "a shelf or stand. Holes in the ground
showed where the supports had tested
!he testimony was closed ut o'clock, and MI
Guild counsel for Mrs. MeierhOeiier addressed the
fury. During his remarks the Court adjourned until
rms morning.
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AN EXTREMELY UNHAPPY COUPLE.

Mrs. Phebc j. Snifien has begun a suit in
The Supreme Court, Second Department. for absolute
divorce from husband MerwiD Snificn, AMI
nouor dealer of WHITE Plans. Mrs SniGen's complaint
alleges That she was married 10 the defendant in March,
1868 au3 charges him with inidelty with his servant
Alice 9ocksQicr. and with another woman The deen-
dant denies these allegations and brings similar charges
ec,,nst his vie in connection with william VI. Skinner
OF White Plaius. A motion for alImOny and counsel
fee was made by the plaintiff before Judge Pratt in
Bo,kvn Yesterday The plaintiffs affidavit sets forth
tnaf her I'm ,and treated cruelty. ued twice poi
son her and used very Improper language 10 her she
also SAYS nat took her daughter away from her and
refused 10 lei her the child. The defendant stated In
an affidavit that his wife owns the store occupied by
him and that she has money in baDk. ana that she
owls property IN Fofdhum. Decision the motion
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anfilnn Sales OF Heal estate.

EARM AT AUCTlON.-TlIlRSDAl Feb
the terminus Of the Nortf Railroad Great Noct Long
Island The farm Of the DANIEL T. SMITH, d~taurr
nom Il miles; contents. l3I acres Ia I'VE PARCELS
sale percInptoTy To close cstate
'SITNANtf- =. SMITH, Great Neck lE,.rpf,,.
SAMUELEIKER. $50 Nassaust '-A''''"
GALE IN PARTlTION.-A. II. MULLER ~
> SON AuctonccTs viii s' - tuhit auction under tc
TUESDAY February II. ls.O. at - O'Clock noon.
Atthe EXCHANGE SAIL SROOI.
No III Broadway. NcW-Nork,
the following valuable properly:
FOL RTEFNTH sTREET.-rhc two lots OF iand with
inc story bown~touc front. known NOs I"
ana lao East Fourteenth street
GREENE sTRTET.-Thc 10; Of land. with the brick
building thereon. known a. 30 lO4 Greene street.
SPRING sTREErThe lot Of land. with the brick build
ing thereon. known ~ 40. lf] spring street
SPRING STREET.-TLo two lots Of land, with The
luildmgs thereon. known Nos. l1S ana 100 spring
street.
SOUTH FIFTH ANENU E-Thc lot o. land. win he
buiding thereon Stable. knoHb No "0 south
Ffh avenue
CHERRY STREET.-Thc lot Of land. with the twostory
brick buling there con, known - No. - Cherry stree
For maps further particulars apply the office oi
JOHN =. LAWRENCE, PlAntlns ATTORNEY, Ms. 100 dnd
I57 broadway. Of the Aucuoneers. 40 zine street
CCOrT & MYERS, AUCTlONEERS.
y win sell TUESDAY. February 10, noon. 20 TX.
CHANGE sALEsEOOA No. II Broadway.
VALUABLE INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
No. 92t Thompspnst between Bircckrr and Amtt sis'
three brick house. 2'rju lot 10 No 81 Lows be-
tween Delaney BTo0me i've hrirk ~urncut
about -. ot -. sale 0
closr Interests. Maps IL Office Of AncuonrcrS No nest
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~. -
DISPUTE OYER CASE AT BELLETUE.

Mary HarriGan, age thiTiy-three, died in bellevue
Hospital Oh February from pyUmia. She had
been admitted January 81. She said that Ler CON
d,ton was due TO malpractice. The Bureau OF
Vital Statistics being Informed of this refused TO
receive the certificate of her death issued 10y d..
Chapin. Of the hospital stat, and sent II 20 the
Coroner. II returned with the Endorsement
tLat there was no evidence Of malpractice 10 be
fnnLd AT the autopsy. 4 DIFF renee exists between
the CoroueTs Office and the health officials who
shoud have taken. All that is known OF her Is that
she came from No. 81 1hamos-st., aud was regis
tered at the hospital housekeeper, fifteen years
in tins cify.
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CHASING THIEVES ON THE RIVER.

Detectives Harvey and Walsh. of the Western
Steamboat Squad, saw boat shoot out from under
Pier No. 40 North River early yesterday morning,
and the two men with slOuched hats drawn over
their brows, who were rowing. appeared to be anX-
ious to avoid observation Several nights ago CO..
fee worth some hundred dollars had been stolen
from this same pier and the detectives accordingly
called TO the men TO stop. No attention was paid
TO the order. and the boat rowed rapidly up the
river. The detectives Jumped into light sk III
lnoored In ueighboring dock and gave chase. Tie
lightness of the boat occupied by the policemen
gave them n great advantage over tue iugltlves,
who were numbering yawl. The pursuers
gained rapidly ON the pursued, and were soon even
with them The detectives, each singing out ms
man. levelled their revoivers and ordered sur
render
rhe fUgItives continued their flight without heed
ing she threat. Harvey and Walsh again took up
their oars and sent their boat crashing into the SIDE
OF The yawl. The men, seclug that fur her attempt
10 escape was useless, surrendered. Later. III the
Jefferson Market Police Court, they gave their
names as Michael Donohue and Stephen Dillon.
They are charged with being the coffee thieves.
Justice Duffy renanded them.
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on AND AFTER JNNTtPY, 10. 1880,
Trains leave New York via DesbTO.scs and Cortland

on AND AFTER JANUtPY, 10, 1880,
Express Trains leave Desbroses and CortlaDdt
streets Ferries. a. follows:
400 $50 500. 40 Limited. IL m $3.50 4. i.40 O. g.
730. $50 and 10 AID II night Sundays, 4:3O and
a. m, o, o. $50, $50 and 2. ~; and - nlrht. - ~
Express Trains leave NewYok daily except Sunday at $50
aud running through via Trenton and Camden.
Boats BTOOKyn Annex connect with all through trains
Jersey CITY, afOrdng speedy and direct transfer for
BrOOklvn ttayel
Refining trains leave West philadelphia 1901 800 3i5
5.35 < 30 ana II m. Limited Express, 1880 y. n.y.
il5 2 4. 531, 4 and 7:%5 p NJ on sunday I2oi, $40
camden =. m. ana 3:j0p N. daily, except sunday
Ticket Oces526 and 044 Broadway hst0rHouse and foot
az DesbrOsses aud Cortandt ITS; C"urs audBrookyn An
mex Depot foot OF Fut0Hs Bro0kyn Nos ll0 and llo
JIuds0isi HObokeu Depot Jersey CitY Emigant Ticket
ofre ! Batfeiy Place.
York Transfer Company VIII call for and eheck
oaegusSS y TiIOMSON L. y. FARMER,
fhA-'N General Manager General Passenger Agent
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Monday, Feb. 0, IS

NEw-YORK. Monday, Feb. 0, 1880
Tie following sales were held at the Ex-
change SalesrOOm to-day;
IN Ltgh ". Camp.
I A.sory brown stone building with Ot, No blV Mail $500
son ave 90 II ~ Glst-sf lot lGISj; LoeS2l0 O'
By 4. i. Kicker.
! os foctory with Oi, no 2OS Ihumpsonst q ?,
noDborrn ~ ~ . GjO
right title and interest IN U.s. acres Of land cen.
traI'avr W g. adjoining lands Of JnO Dickinson;
lands jno DieRnsos Julia i Cameron 1880
~ LeSpiadSse & Friedman.
sol Of 18th st. lot Fl skis Perns ATuaad 80 II so
Bu q. j. LyOr.
l zsioIy brick tenement house with lot, No ~
r S1G~ Mary voirht siO
7 4 story hrck tenement house with LOT, No 3i7 West
9 5t T. @'o II W ''Il' - .. sol
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Le1 beE a@d " wife 70 iaea1d Marssd s75OC
Wsm lynch and wife to William D,nd 49, 900
Eth ave " :. 103 10 II II Of l2tl-st 25.2NlO and
ao 5tlaye ~ ~ os Of l%hsI; IN an
Same properly George w Hongbton 10 Lucy II
ON V sSc Ut 1ing 70 Of I2sd.st 506rl0O Thomas
,, and wife 10 John Clancy and another 5000
So's, N "a %S We gn 10 OOC
A AeS,S hons'..oe' ''o"-.' 1906
Mellen, IT, wife to Abner MelleD. -.-..,.:-
Tissbeth II Pnmner to John earle r.... $500
72of IN and husband HS q to + dc + FostST GOOl
72o 6aii hr 70 IoI Edith iseiin 2,6OC
35th.st, n 4. S57li2 ftw Of Sthave, lGlQhiv5V y;
Charles + MOech and wife 10 Frederick w Pacht-
oa'I nS ~, i larsen Pardy 5000
4sth st. a. and nd wife % 70 John idrsan 1900
is and wife 10 DO viii WnsOw. ...............
same property ns $4,000
os,s son NO 22S West 2iixgsg; Leonard NJ Thorn
-" and wife 10 Leonard Thorn, II: ...
27th ST. ns lO0lO IT " OF Idaye l6s1Ss0i Isaac oooo
mo 10 George ScheTmerhotn. .---..-..... 6OOO
77tRs h 3 z ana vic to Laura 24OoC
77ths s. 2 a1d Vie 70 20 Henry tcmeyer "a OOO
pier 10. North River, and 0nlkn from pey 10
a,onftandt- ats and half Of Pier \ o ~ fras
ius G9plng ann 49, oOC
AveA ssiriss o. 70 SOC
SAM property Charles r'ene' "uu 1880
AveC cor i l,hs' tc zSSoo l5OOC
sot9s lS ctar sS 81 M We 10 Julien
Same properly c Mutual Lie 10000
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Giln DroufrIn GO Eel.
Gin propcrln WAnic0.

A FOUR-STORI brown stone wanted, Ior
~ vllca owner VIII take u Part payment ,mIl country
place near civ balance cash. KULAND MHIIli'"' %
Bcekmau ST.
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STEAMBOATS, dno Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ Leave New-York from foot Dcsbrosses and CoTt
go M for Wash.ngton PittsburG, Columbus Cincinnati
Indianapolis Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston,
and Tie south Pullman cars from Baltimore To Newark,
for washiu gtOn aud the West Pullman from
New York 10 Baltimore and Washn gton. making close
nectOns for Ftsburg Cincinnati. Indianapolis Louisville
and -, LoHis Through Pullman cars Baltimore TO Cncn.
100 IN daily Washington, the and West
man sccpers from NewY 10 Baltimore and Washington
making connections for chicago Cincinnati indanapo
Us. Louisville 81 Ions Columbus Pttsbug the South and
Southwest Through Pu man cars from Baltimore Cncin
natl connects at Washington with trains for Lynchburg
FLORIDA, New. Orleans and the south -
For through tickets please cal az Companys one. 3l5
broadway New Ork, ticket offices. OF COrlni,
and Desbrosse ate and Depot. Jersey CRY.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS NEBRASKA
AND COLORADO.
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II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; 3 DEPoTs
IL PHILADELPHIA, . ~ NEw-YORK.
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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ONE DoJJAR VO ROSION
TI'O PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
EEw-YOIK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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STEAMBOATS, dn0 Railroads.

DOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
eatuck and Iiousatonic ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -ave Catb
anime Flip pier IS. f. H. daily "a II Boa and 80
FaIc lower than by any oihef r0uth
ANE DOLLAR TO BOSTON.
~ VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE.
special lmltei tickets. >t'umrrs OLD COLONY ana
NEW POlT leave Newfork daily eyc'png SuHdays At
from Pier * Norh River too; - Murray Il Leave
BROOKLYN, 4nI p CItv. 4.2O Annex.
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RAILROAD.

AND UNitED SIAiIS NAIL ROUTE.
Traln- Lave New York. VIA pcsbrosss amt tortlandt
Strtrts lcrfrs follow
West and SOUTH with Pullman
ia taf- attached % O.. az. % aud 800 pun daily
" liiamsport i.Ck Raven GA. H. @'l g. ~ CORY aud
p nt for i1tusvillc. Petrl
eum Cen rr AMI thc on IcAiOus.
Baltimore Washington and tIt SCUM, Limited Warrington
FVrr,s, 81 Pullman Ptrlo rH daily except SUNDAY. ljh
IN. arrive Washington Gl2 p M i"gua AZ $50 and
80 -. co.. J. 4 and 10 D. M. sunday. lon IN . -
I.Aurtss COR We Philadelphia, no. 80 500 10 Lin
n !. 10 4 $50. b g. - 81 AMI 10 p ~
aid i,Ul SUNDAY 80 and u, q. 49, $50 and 10
ESprcss for Philadelphia via Camden 73o ana p
except sunday.
Doe. If UrougIyu Annex" connect with an through trains
jersey city. Attending speedy and direct transfer for
Hrtpklyn travel
1fains arrive, From pitsburg GOj. loi0 m, 1910
,l,u.. go M. y. M. C.ty except Monday From
Washington and Baltimore. 80 A. NJ = > o9 49, 70 10 p
$40. 1910 / go a. M. . 800 $50, 400 $50 80 aud
10 Top SUNDAY 800 05, $50. 1910 II 80 An, 6:jU
lUlNp
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5l.na,lons UnnIeo-- males.

4 GRADUATE of Civil Engineering and
former cupl,yt Of United states Court survey. Al
cress r.. Po1 30. Tribune once.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY,

2o or S q 1nye 2STs2a Ira $1,000
3Jth 32i II o. 5thave. 2lHll fhtDe ID "'' ooo
ell and husband 10 Selma Hendricks -O'O
RECORDED LEASES.
Eblers II toll Heddey. No 1913 westst 5years 90 400
Halsied. r. executor. etc TO william Demorest
23dst 47O OF 5thave, 2leIooJ, Il wears on
annual rent oil. .-'-'-''
RECORDED MORTGAGES
Clancy and another Thomas IL Wnltsr. OF ~ roo
Sthave OF 1890 ST. l year @'N
Davis Anu aud husband 20 : : Constant aud anoih
trustees, etc. es Lenngionave' OF lOOtnse 1000
lemorest William and wife 10 Il Hasted, executor
etc n 57th-st. Of Madisonave ''''
Ecker to tie MgtIqi 1S u TeTs 1920
Holden, Mary 20 KehOe and wife, GroVe-a'e o5O
Of Clih ~. vear.----.--
Horgan. and wife 10 + Horgan' 9sthsteoi 600
Kelly, b TO STOKES oo'ns" " u ' 1000
Keller N and wife 70 / Buddensick. 75thstw ,oo
Of 2daVc mortgages, months, total "''V'
Kemmer. 10 + sehiR ne l4'hs g oi I''''e -. 800
II ~ t,, INA ,o,,rt, vcar. 5000
Maslsnd toJ Weber seeor Le&ins'on'a' 1000
Prefer and wife TO Thomas 0Connor and ohs' a eoo
executors. etc Ave-A, Of lSth-s, year; "'"N
RUPERT ard otheTs TO George wagner iV' 10000
Tofnpkins / gnd another to T. Mcslci. uusi'c ooo
G. Lewis st, n OF St1ntnnA ~, years
Teacy Thons. and wife 70 May HSnbs 10000
WRIGHT }. and wife TO 4 zone; u 5000
RECORDED ASSIGNMENT or MORIGA"b
Mathew EiizabctL b. guardian. etc. 10 Catharhe 40
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N ~ THE OLD RELIABLE

SIONINUIUN LINE,
Tho elegant steamers MASSACHl SElIS ana RHODE
ISLAM leave Pier 80 No RIVER oot OF jay ST. at 4'SO
4. Tn- daily ENCEII SUNDAYS. ,-,- 81 A.. d, 49,
which they issued Doth boat and IRAN rs ecihe on the
face Of each sold via this line nom NewA ORR TO Boston
for 81. -. ,.. .,- -. 49, 4,
sateooms and tickets secured az Nos 3bJ. J9I fs1 and
g4g broadway, Metropolitan ana run Avenue hOttI-
New. York 1873 Washington brooklyn llcSels Aro
also ,ed At All pTncpa hotels aud ucketoces and AZ oc0s
OF WesIcOtt Express Co.
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NkW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
" Leave NewNork. foot L'bcrtyst 9. r. Il. OF y. j.
sl5 mF0r Farm cdale, Toms River Balncgat aud in
tCImeddt~ stations.
lis q. InFo Tons River Nlneand. all stations 10 Bay
side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY go
iu.-tor Farsuglac, Toms EiYer. Bafncgat, lucher
Ion L. l.. md pinadNp lIA
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NETWORK And PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TEFVTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave NeN YORK from station r. Of y j. foot of Lib
FOR station corner Yub ana Green.ss 745. o. lll5
M 80 - j:3J 7;lj II - IN. On Sunday at $40 a. M
For salon corner Tla and Berks SITS, at G3o 2 lll5
o. NJ 30 3D. l. 5:3', 'l1 p m on sunday al $40 a. Nj
For ant N, Warm ard Tucker-sts. G:3o 7l5 II 10
a.. NJ: -, $50. $780, I'll. Il IN on sunday at o'41
Hc:rri ~ train. will leave philadelphia for York
LTem station i9a'rp2 o ana 6T ms 1 oa o corner
$40 ~ ~ On sunday 30 m 3;3o - r m m 90,
6.S0 G:t5 ll:l. y. On sunday at s.25 a NJ; $3.50 p m
.Dcno,c, Iu.lm, Il cars al'acae,i ,,o ,,..,, ,,or
T NJ 1 o., m ,nd,y- 30 6.i5a M; 10 ~ m
Connection j. made At Jersey CITY aud from Brook
Telrr. To-" 'ie At loot OF Lbrrtyst Nos. 2Sa iOl ga,
95 Hre'wiy and az lg eIss F a Gros ana
New Yotk Transfer company Dodd's Express, WI ca Tor
&rir, M c made a. G:i Broalwav and .i6 Gh ave-
York .nd4 cou1t.t. brooklyn Al these ohccs are IN
'''''''" VIZ T. y. HiHLow 'N afa sgnfcr AGENT
TEHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD, o,,xs March
- AiA'"ilINI of - El r p. si s
zoe p NJ Tor E,'oo lehcm Aen,9,%n l %,s1s
barre, scranton any rrrkhannoc 20, r.,oo p.,ieher,
Attention. VaucL Ciuik. WiHe-llane Limirl ithaca
Geneva Album ecn scr n g Niagara Falls aud tho
"''' ''@1 EoBr sAAyRt, SNIP and Inggr
''"''' i''''''' 0'''' tiiHS il cMNGiEG-. XsruL
NEW-HAVEN, Hartford, &c.-Fare,. 81.
Scp Haven 80 8 ana II o. d.. connecting With roaos
NEN-YOBK CENTRAL and HUDSON
y lIVIt EA.Eo d ,mne1cin: December >. is D.
soja w. Wct.rn Northern Spfesi. 10 Rochester 81.
D., % d.. ol,caa"a g. Western Eluress Drawing room
c'it Zoo ','i a'"' ',i i '' I i,h q.
To- tu. d. ~.ra,ola. oicp- rails sa i'utani.
5cr p DID,, ~ inns r,ir,,. div ;tn sleeping cars for
, .s aaao i ss irei and for Nosrrcli *
p , Ia. rStre,, f'r Voatrc,l Roche and Corn
~, q Gro,'a -,clng ''i, to Geneva Rochester and
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Grrss Alaking.

NINE. REDllQN 2O5 West e.. 26ih s,So. f ,s
a. n.r ,e, or reasonable wakng costumes
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PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
Steamers Electra Gaatea leave PET 49, Noth hycI
toot of WaTrc.s daily except Sundaya at D. m, ioi
~ I'm EiSs u. ). gABCOCk,
Gen. Pass.Agent ii'S'u'N"
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI

Leave NcwYork fogt of Libcrtyst Tor Red Bank Long
Euuc, Ocean Grove. Gc at So, lll3 A H. li1, l. o. ID
T. 1900 .,.u.... =.
Stage connections Ia and from KY PORT az Ma TAMAN
STATION. To- and from 90 f.ANfC aud FAIR HAVEN at
Hl-D HANf:, To ana from POINT PLEASANT al SEA
GIItI. with all trains.
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2mnsements.

A DBEY'S PARK THEATRE.
"A EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
THE WEDDING MARCH
Produced under dIerio o: Mr.. ". ). Gilbert
Seats can be ordered W Bcirs TcitpaOne
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Gitp Rsal Gstaic for Sale.

4 -LEXINGTON-AVE. Northwest c9r l,,r
n. 29tlst-For sale terms seen only BY permit
from A W. BoGERT, JR. 10 East lstl-st:
4 y immense bargain in improved city prop
change. !. IL ~ ~ H. -"o '"'O''""'
4 >SoRTMENr NEW RE !. I'll, n :1 r3a
ana 2ayes SM rnS i ~ S S,, explain
ing "How tobuid eOod house.
r,OP SALE-IIouse No. 80 East 13lh-st.
4 AGGrcssJAMEs HAlsf. Maiu.st' Peesssi"' ~ -
nor SALE.-One lot, south side OF h-st;;,
bctc,a oth and l0avcs four lots south side 81 4A-u
d. oc'"e'" u" ana ''A W. EoGARr 49, Broadway
EOR SALE.-Vacant lot, u; on Broadway
zi75 90 III Fra T ave. heiecc 6 s:aele laTgc lot
GER, - Nassau -
nor SALE or LEASE.-The lour-story stores
~ fect Applr to GF5RGE O. SAMPSON. 80 Broadway
Room IL.
LOR SALE or RENT.-Four-stor cabinet
Finished d,R dwelling "a, lIs r. nn s5 BTosGSay
NEW LIST of HOUSES FOR SALE.-Mailed
y free TO any address ISAAC HoNIG' III Broadway
Rooms g and H. basement.
Gnn DrOufrin Go Eel.
r.,O LEASE-A large house suitable for
club public institution Of any sna .i;ua.ei peiSsSn
MsasG Inf fPG tribune tp p once s tcaaTay
rFVO LET.-A four-story English basement,
near Madison square: able for phy-icianj bst rel
ercnCes given ana required Addt7s = d. i'oA - i"
Uptown Oficc, l23S Broadway.
BNO LET. u.---..-....,
The three story brick honsc, Az West twenty secohu-
ST. 9sxJuNg-: imm, lat l-'S-p-si"n
". MERCER, reel estate ONCE 100 W EST "'u--''
or A. II. ny. 29l broadway, room 6.
Two LET.-7s5 Lexngton-ayc., near 81 St,st.,
a1dre an ' Z IHN i1 & %nTiHG BeeLmansi
~1E Store and basement
e and second AMI fourth lofts 20 let together or epa
rate r. u. LUDLOW q co.'s Pine 81 lI'2ioJl
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i now known a. thu Nm YORK. LAKE ERIE and
WESTERN EAlLHoAD Arrangement Of trains taking
"a m cincinnati and CHICAGO nag Express Drawing.
toIm cache. 81 pHnae and Su-pcusi0n Bridge.
Gp . tuaIy1 Fast IT. LIu- tNpics. arriving AZ Bunalo
q M with last trains % the West aud south
west. rulmaus best nrawneIoom Sleeping Coaches 10
a. tpa,lyl Pacific Express FOR the West Sleeping
Coaches through Bufa1 Niagara Falls. Cincinnati
and CnIcaro without change also Hotel Dining cars
7r.io. Em,rIant train for the West
TrsIns leave Chambers street Depot. New ork ior no
Newark a. a., $40 l.3Oa m: lu 4:20. go Glo, $50
j. aud a. midnight saturday nights only sundays Vlo
Vincofd 'nd Passac G. 1850 10. 1920 a. III. the 1920
noon Ia g. $50 4:lO bio bio $40 $50 slOp m, IL
midnight Sunday u, $50 1920 ~ IN, Lao Oo p NJ and
Tairrsn G45 80 $40 TO- 1920 1880 M ~ noon.
ll5 3 30 $50 i2O tao .. 5lO, 5:.O $50 GlO, $50 T.
TO- =. n. M H. q. 80 : D. m. ana ~ midnight.
~uncn q. 100 1920 a. m, li5. 800 o. tlu p m, :
midnight sunday, H. $780, l0:0 a IN, lAJ OjV p III ana
~ midnight.
Hcwburc and Cornwall. 100 a. m, 33O 4;Jo p m sun
fonIout ana Kingston a. M. $50 p. Sundays $50
,o.hcn g. 100 O. lO2oa IN. 800 $50. 430 sun
DAYS, q, $40 1870 M, 6.3u. 7 y. M. 800 -
M.,dictuwn. 7'5O O. loco q 800 i3o' D. M, sun
DAYS $40 lU.2Oa M G9o, D. The a. NJ ana $50 p m
with New York anG Oswego Mu'ha haroad
a Mpins'. 20, s.,..
s:3n logo g. G:3O and T. M ,.-...-.,.--...,
quarter o ard quarter after each
hour from b4j $40 ana NJ ~ - hu ll;iJ p ~
Tickets for ptseage and tor apartments W. M
Sleeping be- obtained ana orders io tue cheg
and transfer Of be lot At me onpan 0hces
Mo- 23g. AOl 957 Broadway ~ Y; No 2COwtst Brook
lyu. ~ the COmpHnv's Dep"tS. , -. ,...,...-
Express trains iron the West arrive In Newlork al 1870 a.
Ill., ''-' JT0 \. EBBoTr Gent Passr ACT, New.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSEG.
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Cost ano 9ouno.

DANK- ROCK LOST.-Bank- Book No 42l,-
ID T5 OF the Bowcry savings Bank Is missing Ihe iinder
Is requested return II 10 the bank Iu9' soist pele
9TH day Oi March, loeo' "pp''014o" WIZ Wv ' ~
bank new boos.