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POSTSCRIPT.
DETAILS OF GREAT DISASTER.
New Jersey Plucked Like a Brand
from the Burning.
The Ramsey County Tables with Sixth
Ward to Hear From. ltz
DETAILS OF GREAT DISASTER.
Ra,,sssy County.

Ransssy County. 4itN
The following tables give the returns from
this county with the exception of the Sixth
ward and four county towns yet to be re-
ceived. The only Office In doubt is that of
auditor, the race being very close between
Davis and McOardy.
The General Ticket.
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BUS TED !
H[GHER'N A KITE NO NAME FOR IT.

H[GHER'N A KITE NO NAME FOR IT.
THE SUPERB" Is NO MORE.
A Solid North Stands Grinning at a
Solid South.
NO BOOSTERS NEED APPLY.
Othello's Occupation Gone and Thunder
Crashes Through the Sky.
EVERYTHING LOST BUT HONOR.
And That State Don't Have any Elec:
tOral Votes to Help Out With.
WATERLOO SOMETHING LIKE 1T.
New York and the Rest of EN- Go for
Garfield.
RAMSEY COUNTY ALL TORE UP.
And the Democratic County Ticket
Smash ed Into Smithereens.
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Antique Lace and Squares for Tides, Shams
and Spreads. Entirely new and cheap.
NEW YORK BAzAn,
Southeast corner Seventh and jackson streets,
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M0sSachsGsetts.

FALL RIVER. Nov. 2.-Garfeld and Arthur
have 1,026 maj.
Worcester-This city gives Garfield 5,5S1,
ernor, Long 6,527, Thompson 1851, Sargent
1856, Almy %. For Congress, Rice rep 5,439,
McOafferty dem, 1858. Brown greenback 1T,
Clark prohibitionist II.
City Fitchburg-Garfeld 1893, Hancock
S04, Long 1890, Thompson 1893. For Congress,
Norcross 1857. Alvord 799 Eightv-two cities
and towns, including Worcester, Fitchburg and
New Bedford, give Garfield 36,976, Hancock
1892.
Boston-Compiete returns from the third
congressional district give A. A. Ranney q
mai of 757 over Dearborn. Returns
from the fourth congressional district give f.
B. Hayes q mai of 247 over Morse. This is a
gain Of one congressman for the reps.
All cities and towns of the sixth congressional
district, except five, give Stone, rep, maj of
2,477 over Boynton, greenback-dem. Ninety
nine towns and wards in this State give Gar
field SO, 1888, Hancock 81, ,299. The same towns
in 1876 gave Hayes 5,967. Tilden 1884.
In the first district N. W. Crapo, rep, is
elected to Congress. In the second district
Benjamin w. Harris, rep, is elected
to congress. In the fifth district 8. q.
Bowman, rep, is elected to Congress. also w.
A. Russell, rep, in the seventh district, John w.
Caudler, rep, in the eighth district W., w.
Rice, rep. in the ninth, Amos w. Norcross,
rep, in the tenth and Geo. Robertson, rep, in
the eleventh congressional district. Unless
late- returns materially alter the vote the reps
have carried every congressional district.
Boston-Later reports leave the Sixth Con-
gressional in doubt, with the probability fa-
voring the election of Stone, rep. The Herald
says Morse. dem, is elected to Congress in the
fourth congressional district by 115 plurality,
while the Journal figures up plurality of 294
E. - Nyxk H. 1n~ k~--
districts in doubt.
Boston-The probable dem maj Of the city
of Boston is 1000 to 5000.
Boston-l35 towns and wards in Massachu-
setts give Garfield 76.92S; Hancock 5S.067.
Boston-Morris is elected to Congress in the
fourth district by 81 maj.
Boston complete gives Garfield 25,5A, Han
cock 27,659.
NetU York.
NEW YORK, NoY. 2-Scattering returns from
the interior generally show rep gains.
Buffalo-The city government remains rep.
Poughkeepsie Oity-Oomplete returns gives
Garfield 800 maj, q rep gain of POS.
One hundred and sixty ont OF 648 election
districts give Hancock about 1000 maj. Re-
turns from ten towns in the interior show
rep gains of 867 and dem gains of 8.
| Misunderstanding returns indicate thai
Erie county gives Garfield 1000 maj.
New York-Twenty-three towns In New York
State give dem gains 96, rep gains l,745
Baffalo-Twenty-six election districts, one
half the city, give Garfield s.047, Hancock
| 5,8l7, a rep gain of / 1888.
| Auburn-Auburn, complete, gives the Gar
| field electors l,053 mai.
New York-Thirty -eight towns or wards il
New York State give dem gains 100 and rer
of 1894.
Brooklyn-Two wards show rep gain ol
SAG over '76
New York-Four hundred and thirty CITY
election districts, Hancock 5,029, Garfield 81,
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Annex.
Real China Tea Sets.

Elegantly decorated with bands, SO pieces, at
$40 to $l2 set, at the 90 Gent Store, Bridge
Square. Also $S, "a and $5 sets.
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Pennsylvania. .

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-Tbe indications
from the interior are that Garfield carries the
State by $4,000 majority. Eleven wards show
a net Republican gain of i.190.
Philadelphia-Twelve out of thirty. one wards
in Philadelphia give Garfield Is, 426 maj. In
dications of rep maj of $4,000. This makes
the State rep by not less Ran z9, GOO aud prob-
ably 10000. Fourteen wards show a net rep
gain over 1876 of 5,287.
Philadelphia-Seven wards in Philadelphia
show a net rep maj of 1858.
Berks oounty-Dem mai about 1900.
Philadelphia-The legislature is probably
republican on joint ballot Monroe county
gives a democratic majority of about $500,
the same as in 1876.
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The Greatest BargaiI

III OI0aKE Hnu D0ImHnb Nt Cu6
New York Bazaar,
30 atheast corner Seventh and jackson streets
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| Florida.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. 2.-Santa Rose county
estimated 400 majority for Hancock. dem
gain of 30 on '76. Gambia county, Florida, Il
claimed for Hancock by 400, dem gain OF
500.
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Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2.-The election to-day
has passed without any disturbance in this
city. The indications are that smaller vote
has been polled than at the October election.
Comparisons tonight will be made on the vote
for governor at the State election, which gave
q rep vote of 23l, ,405; a dem vote of 224 ,452;
national Il, 1881, rep plurality of 6,953.
Indianapolis from forty voting
places give Garfield 5,811, Hancock 1897, Wea.
yer 209. The same places gave Porter, rep,
8, 1858, Landers, dem, 5,064, Gregg, national,
190, q dem net gain of 80.
Indianapolis-In seventy precincts hear d
from Garield's vote is 1863, Hancock S,7O5,
Weaver 492.
Indianapolis-The total vote in this city is
19, 418, II less than the vote of October In the
Sixth ward, rep gain %. In Wayne township,
this county, the rep gain is 80. In sixty voting
places from "a many counties in the State the
rep gain is Is on the total vote, and the dem
loss 46, net rep gain II.
Indianapolis thus far show about
equal rep and dem gains in 10 towns. The
net rep gain is indicating rep maj in the
State, about the same as the maj given for
Porter at the October election.
Indianapolis hundred and seventy
voting places, or one-fifth of the State, show a
net dem gain over the governors vote o o.
tober of l24.
Indianapolis-One hundred and fifty towns
give Garfield ~. 1864, Hancock a. 1877. Weaver
I.G70. The same places gave Porter, rep,
a. 925. Landers, dem, 2l,O59; Gregg 1,1O9
net dem gain 80.
Terre Haute--The vote of this city, all in.
Garfield 2,953, Hancock 2, ,420, Weaver 372. At
the October election, Porter received 2,914,
Landers 2, 466. Greggs 243. rep gain of 95.
Six towns give Garfield l, 1872, Hancock 1,16O,
Weaver 400. The same towns in October gave
Porter LIZ, Landers !, ,l99, Gregg 223. rep
gain of AZ.
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Georgia.

COLUMBUS, Ga, Nov. 2.-The indications
are that the Hancock electoral ticket will be
successful by small majority. The friends
| of Buchanan, the dem nominee for the Fourth
Congressional district claims that his majority
over Cox. ind, will be from 5000 to 1900 in
| the district.
Atlanta-Hammond. dem, elected in the
| the seventh.
Chattanooga-The total vote of Chattanooga
is 2,625, the largest teby 400 ever polled
here. The reps claim the election of their en-
tire ticket by 500 maj.
| Augusta-This county gives Hancock Zoo
maj. 1t gave Tilden mai Of 2.300 in 1876.
| The same ratio would give the State to Ham
cock by 10000. It is probable. however, that
Hancock maj will be $4,000 or 81. ZOO, as the
| rep vote here is larger than at other points.
Indications are that the dems have carried all
| the congressional districts.
Savannah--Black, dem. carries the first dis
| trict by about 1000. Turner. dem. is elected
| in the second district by 5000.
WtsconsS,s.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2-ThirtY.five towns heard
from give 1,6l9 rep maj. rep gain of s72
over the vote of 1876.
Four precincts of the city show rep gain
over 1876 for President OF 740 on very full
vote.
Milwaukee-Deuster dem is probably re-
elected in the fourth district. Bouok dem is
beaten by Guenther rep in the sixth district.
Bragg dem, fifth district, is reelected by a re-
duced majority. The total result in the State
on congressman is probably republican gain
of one. |
Fifty-seven towns give republican mai of
1895. q rep gain of 947.
Milwaukee-The republican majority in the
tot Ia q In ~
gresham. One hundred and eleven towns
give rep maiorities 5,036. rep gains of 2,643.
IotUa.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-In Iowa the vote will be
compared with that for governor in 1879.
Chicago-Rsturns from Eve townships in,
Iowa show rep gain of 14l.
Marshalltown--The Indications are that the
city will give rep maj of about 500 and the
city and county 1000 rep maj.
Chicago-Returns from sixteen towns in Iowa
show net rep gains of 4O1.
Des Moines-Returns come in slowly on
account of the great length of the
ticket. The indications are by the reports in,
that the total poll of the State will be $50 600,
an increase of 35 900. Des Moines oity's total
poll is 1924, but the count will not be COM
pleted before or 3 o'clock in the morning.
Returns from ten precincts in the seventh
congressional district indicate the election of
Kasson, rep, by at least 900 mai. Only one
precinct is reported from the sixth congress
sional district. That shows gain for Quits,
rep, of rs.
Des Moines-Returns from ten precincts in
Polk, Madison, Adair. Dallas, Guthrie, Wapel-
10, Webster and Marshall counties, casting
about one and one half per cent. of the vote of
the State, show net republican gain of 306
over the vote of last year. The precincts 30
far as heard from in the Sixth Congressional
district show republican gain of 20S
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CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE.
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And That State Don't Have any Elec:
toral Votes to Help Out With.
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EVERYTHING LOST BUT HONOR.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENS TOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
N0TICETbe Of this Line take the Lane Route
recommended by Msury, u y NJ on both the outward
and hOmewar voyages.
GERMANIC Capt. Konnoiy Saturday March o. $50 m.
BALTIC Can't Parsel .Thursday, March ii. m
CELTIC. Capt Gendel. THURSDAY. Mch *. 1890
IRON THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
l0rHST
These uniform IN szo and unsurpassed In ap
pOintmeDts. The saterOOns. Smoking and Bath
placed amdshps where the noise and motion are
felt Attending Of comfort hitherto unatianable
RATEs.-saoon 900 $50 and $780, steerage s2S Return
tickets favorable terms.
These carry neither cattle sheep nor pigs
For Inspection Of other information apply Of the
Companys orces No 81 Broadway. NewYork or No. 40
Walnut ST., PAilsdelDh9 u. J. COhlIs Agent
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r FHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.
81 TO B2 2fl 4Gn OLD RELIABLE

NIVNINUIUN LIN T.
inc elegant steamers ~lONl NGION and NARRAGAN-
SCI leave Pier - Moth yer loot Of jay ST. D. ~
daliY. EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
special hrscass limited tickets gooi only fr The trip for
when they
81.
Siacrooms and cket, secured at No. 3G3 3g7 7sj and
!i2 Broadway az Nesoppntln and FIN Avenue Hotels.
Ncl OK, and az 333 Nt-hig BrOosyl Tickets
also sold al nj pruup1l hotel, and uckeoncos and at Oncs
o. MescOU Express CO.
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
steamers kler ira Gaatca leave Pier % NOrth River
uoOt 81 MaT,n-st) Galy except sundays. at m, FOR
itoyidencc direct Freight via either taken rates
l.. W. FHRI>s, ~ EAlCbCk,
Ger. PlsS.Agcnt President,
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ROTTERDAM LINE.
H leave Goa adj Pavona Ferry Jersey Oily
ROTTERDAM. Wednesday. Mar H...:W. A. sCnOLGON,
Mar. 2i....SCIIIEDAM Wednesday. Mar 81,
lsiCsbin s65-S70 % Cabin, $3.50. srserega go.
II. CAZAUX General Agent II south Williamst
PUNCH. EDYE & Co.. "a South Wiiamst, Freight ALsL
l. ". NORRIS. so Broadway. General Passage Agent
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Auttion Sales of Real Gstate.

A J. BLEECKER g. SON. Auctioneers.--EX-
"A. ECUTOR'S sALE-Estate Of samuel sparks de-
ceased March TO- al II m at Exchange Salesrooms i've
81 Nv brick nding and lots NO3 230 23S, 20 William ST.
and No 10 duane ST. southeast corner extra ne w walls
suitable for light mandatory; near post Office baks
courts bridge fully occupied ana wen rehedj 30 per
cent on mortgage Maps at lSJ Broadway.
EXFCUTORjS SALE AT AUCTION.
H March 10 on premises Homestead OF me
late Caleb VI. TlO about one ne norm OF on o
roous barn abundance OF truit good wen 81
water pleasantly located suitable lor summer po"ri'
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PRIVATE SALE.

BgT H. SteUeHSoa, j. go. ,,o
3.story frame dwelling residence OF the i"0 west
Thew { Brcnnan) with plot oil isIul pnrosdvsv
iN3fbst block front bet ilth-ave and BroSuN ~;
Mat of aud POI. GxlOJ. llXlj27Xll-'l DoA'''
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GUION LINE. .
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENsIOWS AND LIVERPOOL.
Leaving PIER s. y. 4 foot OF kngst
WTSCONSIN ........rU T. DAY. Match q. $50 p
WYOMl ESDAN. March @3. ) y.
NINAD L = DAY March 30. .. IA
MONTA Ann. 3 E~DAY. April q, y. M
~ These steamers buit Of IRON. IN waterngh oon
parimeuts ard are furnished win every requisite 70 MAKE
the passage Atlantic 10th safe and agreeable hay
ing bath. loom, sm0kingrOOm drawing room piano and
library also exuenencet scwadess and caterer On
tacn The saterOOns are all upper deck mus ns7
ing those greatest OF all Injuries al sea- perfect ventilation
and liFt. -, 80. -
CABIN PASSAGE according TO siaeTooml SEQ. $50 and
eio0 INTERNEDIATE $40; STEERAGE, at low rates.
WIIIIAMS & GrION.
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DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
On AND AFTER JANUAEY 10, 1889.
Streets fcrT1es. A follows ~ ~ ''
ago. D5 $40, 9 40 Ilnired, II a. m. $3.50 44O o.
13O $50 anu 10 D. IN. IL night Sundays i:3O and
a. ~. o o. l;3u. $50 ana p. M aud IL night.
Express Ihha eaNe NewYOIk daily except SUNDAY, NJ 1870
a. m ara PM running through via Trenton and Camden
Boats OF BfOOEvn Annex connect with all through trains
a. jersey Cliy anordng speedy and direct transfer for
Returning trains West philadelphia 1901 800 846
T. 7.3b g. $50 and IL a. m. tAmited Express, 1880 MI
1i5 q g. $3.50, Z. and 1875 ON Sunday, l2iUl 800
3i6,s, $50, m, q 7s5 D ~. Leave Philadelphia via
Camden n. m. and 36Op. m. daily, except Sunday.
Ticket Oces526 and ga roadway AstorHouse and foot
Of Desbrosses and COurtst and Brooklyn An
Depot foot OF futgnst Brooklyn: Nos ia 1l6 and
Hudson Hoeosen Depot Jersey CITY Emgrant Ticket
The Ne YORK Transfer Company win all aad cheek
baggage from hotels and residences . -
ThINK THOMSON, l. r. FARMER
~"H'' General Manager General Passenger Agent
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Counirp properip iuan!eo.

FURNISHED Country House wanted for the
summer on high and healthy ground. hour from city
with OF horse and carriage about 800 per
month careful and prompt tenant Address Box 257
Post Once.
WANTED to buy or rent.-A house II TO Is
w with ten 10 IS not thirty mies
New YORK win young apple orchard and small fruits
the Hudson preferred must be convenient TO dOck railroad
station Address. VITA full dec rpiioa c =. Box 2Z. Tr5
une, y. y.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

E'0R BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
Il faiuck HOusatonc Hailroads-S.eamcrs Cath
aTino slip (Pier 30, r. H. daily :3Oa m and 230 D.
FaIe lowe than b. any Other rOuth-
y EW-HAYEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamers leave Pcck slip daily cxceDted)
New Haven 1t ; ami ii m, connecting with ROADS.
NORWICH LINE To- BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR Tor special limited tickets leave
licr 10, North Rive, daily, including SuadaYs D.
Tor New London Boston. Worcester, &C..
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, March
go 1879 Leave foot OF COriland UesbTossese
100 p m for Easto1. Bethlehem. Allentown, Reading
Manch Chunk Hazeton Mahanoy CITY Ashland Wilkes
barre, Scranton aud TunkhMnock.
$50 D. NJ night Express, ua, apre Es1on betnehem
Geneva Anbrrn Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the
West. Pullman sleeping Goa hes attached.
~ '7 ROBT SANRE, Sup't and Fng'r.
General Eastern ONCE. corner Church AID COrtandtsts
CHAS. II. CMMMING Agent
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Leave New.York from foot OF DesbFosses and coFt
$40 M for Ps1grr sGasa
and thc South Pullman from Baltimore Newark,
u D. m for WASHINGTON and the West Pullman cars from
New York 10 Hat more AMI Washington maSint close c,n.
Ions Through Pullman Baltimore TO Gncn-
lG0O M daiv for The south and West Pail
man sleepcrs from New-IorS 10 baltimore Washington
close CONNECTIONS log Chcago cincinnati Indan1po
liz Louisville - Ions CoumDut Pltt,5urg the South aud
natl connects Washington with trains Lynchburs
through tickets Please e a. o Company os1 S5
ana and Depot Leroy CITY, >,rpp.sv.
HOUND TRIP rIGGEEBbTc2o I To hKDS'AS NEBRASKA
GENITAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
Ferry station IN New. York foot Of Tiberv.st
FerY stItiOn in Brook yn foot OF Tuitonst, Je"e"S
Comncrcing Cc'obcr g. ls7a.-Leavc New-Yok' foot Of
go a. n|For Tlcuingon Faston Bclydere Ecthlchen.
Bath. Allentown. Malci Chunk. Iana1uI, NanaIoy ~,
WI Delaware la la tanna and y csteru I,silroad.
$40 m.-For lish r Ermch school", Monh 9r
usburg tie West ,aach huns, Tama3la. Wikespaft"
1880 m or ;omcrsl aud Flrmneiep1 v,uch
cbunk Taiosons mgaa6y CIV. Hazcon IunkinnocS.
WI kcsbeIt~ scranton. reading Columbia I"'o"'''''
p n F'r iIish Ridge ranch schooeys MouEa d
bndds J. te and Lase Hophcong Ef'ion be'"'''' h"'"
$50 p N For S,me vine ard Fl, mugcn .,. C,,rr
o.: n ally FOR Ea-ion allentown 6e asr c"n.
ailio4G.
il. a5 S Ss i fls fG sl b. 7 l5ls ~ s2
$50. ). $40. 800 As. .. Jl. ';"V 1"' -
$50 7:iI 10 ~l5, O. y, ltrl'. j. !. p NJ nj.
~und,y ~ e:i l. Tor ounl -, "N
ard iuc;Inc citations ~ 5aO T. for faaioh' ANU
For X,Tafs ~ 5 "a. 715 7i5 s:15, g. e5l
10 1850 I:l5 - J. % q. $3.50, !. 4:O - '0 '.i''
s. $50. 7:13. 81 tslj. -. ~ -. ~ 3D., .,.,tou
For taIus % POINTS inc Table a. stations 49, o
P0as tie Elook so End Ere ann h ,,A ~ ~
Jcry Cry station and from hrooAbn aho fI' I'p''
scY city.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVl-
SION.
Leave Ncw-York foot Of Lihcrtyst ior Red Bank nnt
Branch, Ocean Grove &C., at s.!J ili1 b. Die 4' b '''
.,.,,-,~
STATION. 10 and ron u'IANIr add tAlf iAI %,
RID HhNE, 70 and from IOlNI PLEASANT al SLA
GIEE with 1ll trains
FREEHOLD AND NLW-YORK RAILWAY
CDNNEC1iON
Leave foot OF Lber-st Freehold at $40 l;io H. H.
4. l;lj l. m.
NEW-JERSE SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave Nt"-l ork. foot Iibcrtvst q. T. r. Of " j. ~.
SD r. u or taim neCale Toms itiNoI aihtldl anu"
tCmc,iiHt stations No.
lisp m.-por foms River Vinciand. all stations to BN
Side AND FOR ALLAN lIt CIIN. H.. . .r,,-..
T. Tor Tirr''ucdile Toms River baIh git, Iu'"''
ton Il. a. and Pl.9dr I.aA
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YorK, Tuesday. March 2 ]

\Tw-NOEK, lueeuhy' -n"iN" -
The following sales were heid aV ''0
.ha,ce galesIOOm to-day
Ry Peter T. M'neT. ~
q" sve.A es between 1st and East houS'on''" P s2l
of iand 2Jx 9O.Gx1l 90 A 81 anzhy -
vi '' By EtspinGsss & triedmdAA. a 100
q3sory brick dwellings WIN le, we lot 25xi22Ix
West 32d-st IA y. 10 II " OF bthdNo' 'o' l6
irrern1ar Levi lockwood. 49,: -'''''''''
HIos"" W gv A. H. Muller & son nc, ,ros,
O .or,, h,o1rn stone house with lot. No -
MN - s. C2G II OF SHAVE Io' io' O
s,o,r franc hOasc with lot. No 2i"3 $780, - q
81 I5-tnst LOT p l1xlOd6 same par ,Ss iiast
o.or, bTovyi, ,ione house with OF 80 40
1osth ~ n ; lsj II " OF 2dave' lot Io'NA''4i G
m L''" '''' RI bernard Smgh. OF, W..
n -, hv,,r,, stone dwelling win TO- Nootl We,
"s e3ns.t 3 400 ft OF shave lot ls1lOoo
i-iio I'M 81 nun y. Cdinp , 49,.
ho-se with LOT Market st, 20 i'll OF M'uIsonS'' q
iof % 3xs7 !; 4 HiTsteid. .''''''''''''
io' --'' Ia EfchGrd I. Harnem 800,
ssory frame house with lot no ~ E%SI p,ief Ire
25I < II W % 3d.ave lot l6.SxN9ll lteNel I'0
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pENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNllED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. via Desbrosscs and Cortland
str cts lcrIi,s Rs follower
Harrisburg Pittsbnrg te West and South with Pullman
Pa Cdis attached. q. ~. ana 80 pm daily
Nillamsport Lex Haven. o.. M. $50 p CORY sui
jTc $50 connecting ~ Cory Tor Itusv!e Pctro
lcum Centre and the on Regions
Baltimore Na-hiu gOn and The SOUTH Limited Washington
Express Pullman Patior Cars daily except sunday. l0a
Arrive Washington Az p. m. Regular az 1 80 and
$40 o. M, J, = ami 10 D.. SUNDAY. ~ "A m. 80 ,
ENpTrss fOr West Philadelphia 20 30 $40 90 Lin
ted), II a. m ]. go 40 %. q. $50 $50 ana 10 p
and II mght SUNDAY $50 and H o. 49, 500 and 10
EfrTcss Philadelphia VIA Camden, 73o aud p IN
except sunday.
Boats II lrolky n Annex with all through tfani
jersey Clty aGOlng speedy ANA direct usncr Tor
1faas arrive FROM Pittsburr G05. 1910 NJ lol0
danv: 9.sOa m. $50 D. 10. daily. cNccpt MONDAY. From
Washington and Bamore 900 A. NJ. = ;59 a' 10 10 2
$40 lO.4O 80 n m. p $50 Asa. 40 $50. go and
lOl Op. M. sunday $780, COj, GO 1910 ll.JJ AIN, $50
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