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The present House of Assembly stands thirty four Re
pubcaus to twentysx Democrats, and the Republicans
have had tho majority In the Assembly with only two
exceptions Tor ten years. As soon the Middlesex
omission Is supplied the bill will be passed through both
houses
Senator Hobars Water Rights hill, for the benefit OF
the Society Of Useful Manufacturers at Paterson, was
passed by the Senate There is every pros
pect that will DO bitterly opposed In the HouHe
where there belief that the purpose OF the bill Is 70
give certain corporations exclusive right 70 the
water privileges OF Northern NewJerscy, 10 hold them
until tue cites OF Jersey City. Newark, Peterson and
their neiRhbOrs are compelled to purchase y III.
Joint meeting held today and Poi. &C Justices
for Newark and Commissioners OF Deeds OF various
counties were elected we'll State Director OF the
United Railroad and Canal Companies In the person OF
the present incumbent Charles A. Butts. OF Burlington
The Senate reconsidered the bill directing the pulca-
lion Of the laws IN pamphlet form instead or III the
newspapers which passed yesterday anu ald II over
senators Vail and Bcekman aud As,cmbymen H. W.
Murphy, Mum 0Dd Post were appointed the special
committee Investigate the TIT OF the East Jersey
PIOprietUrs 10 lands under water.
The passed the Senate bill giving employees In
factories prior claim for their on the assets OF
employers who have made an assignment. The House
reconstructed and passed the bill mixing the Newark
Tax Board appouyc Instea1 OF elective. The Senate
also passed the bin for tie protection OF prairie
I'm the interest Of Pierre LOrurs game preserve
In Burlington County,; Ond the bill To give Blalrs-
town. Warren County, part OF FrelnghuySen and
Hardwirk Townships. The House passed the Senate
bill cOncerulug Essex and Union Comfy boundaries ard
reconsdcrcd the bill INJECTING penalty persons sell,
Ing tradc-marked beer bottles and PASSED II. Toe bill
providing fine or Imprisonment Tor doctors who prac-
tee without ing their Diplomas was also passed, and
the Governor vetoed an unconstu OLa bill concerning
a bridge across a Sdiem County creek.
The House has passed AMI the Governor has approved
the bill Offering bOuntIcs for the production OF sugar
cane sorghum etc, grown 10 the State, and for the
manufacture Of the same in New-Jefsey factories.
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DFClSIONS-FHD' 1G

Supreme -Chambcrs-Bv Jndgo Donohue.-
Nqn a%ra aSe deree 6m G %
identify tn party assn' whom ths TrSof # Win i PLAN
granted. Enrc. art HuscheMoiqn denied wtncn! cost.
ag Roischld ct al Motion denied without cost. plaintiff
s G aa c qe fnnk ne na or sa
cient motion denied kodses aE Gfce 10
AttIill the RockENai Beach Improvement Company
man Drvtn agt Drfgon: Ammdown agt Regina >chcnck
pIirco AL TSonrr WhrewnSht sst KhoGGes NeCOskcr
AIT Tic LOpp Island Railroad COMPANY -Grantel .,.,
SSeciGI 7srH-By Judge Van vdstTThe Republic Fire
rsHtc par5is ct a. ACT Hacrslce al judgment the
plaintiff. Knox AIT Huchn:oni-i ranted. c..
ste.rils art. fie'i-Ca2e ana exceptions settled. .-
~ f@G ln & that IL: s sH Of al p.
Gtes by denS r T%O h y S aH to a5a
the event s,ccke lgi. Motion Granted II does lot
deUy Hcrbncr act erbencr-OideI signed IIledl act
as Brown Guhn agt I.cobs warl agt; Moss IIess
Observation-Disclosures WEBB rc set Erum ap
pointing Carries Frazer icecvcr Kely aet Osborne CAN
WeDocr.-OIier signed. WenbprL aEL Ncnoerg-ofder
BY Judge Truax-Read ct al agt McLanohan o. aorder
| Common Plcas-Special Term-B : Judge Van Brunt
Mcdonald ag wintere compiaI"t IN this action y lust
Sd Win costs oS In re- o. paTiise ecSS
upon payment Of 30 costs Of motion and
proof Of notice dempsey aeL Grewser.Mo-
I By c. r. Day-Kauor ag vok.-Iudsner
for plaintiff
Marine CONFECTIONERY Trm-By Chicf-Justice
Judge McAdan. Walker act Koss-Jndgment 70.
versed and judgment Ordercd thereon Tor
defendant opinion by the Court He'd. ~,
SDec,dL 1eTm.-BY ChirfJu3uco Shca.-COon a%t. inc
| Merchants Insurance COinpsny. -OI 1er signed.
BY Judge HaNcs-IysCn aR T0mpkins- settle0 ana
| hled. Frazier AIT L-FinhlnSs signoL - 49,,
ChdnbeTS-BY Judge McAdaln act curry ct A. -
See memorandum Durkee agi TT.vIs; COmmCIfOrd agL
Burke; Heck Murray: Iceland oxlcv Same agt
Porter; Freund Saunders In Matutky- DECISIONS
| hlod. Mopman AIT Lynch-OplniOn fled Latham act.
Locker Wills aR ZeDner; Manner egt. Chrislei Iangan
sgl the Nassau Bank Haycmever aH observation-disclosures
granted Colby agt amended pleading supercedes
the Wolf Kalz Judgment for plaintiff on
demurrer. Fox agt. yno Halter agt DauO-BalaDe at
tachment ordered. Craft DOun; Gregg ag Luger.-
Proceedings dismissed MaOEey agt. FCA-Judgmcnt Med.
MilIkeu agt SWeZy.-OpinOn ilel.
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Mr. Carlisle OF Kentucky In the chair on the River and
Harbof Appropriation bill.
CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-The Senate in exec
utive session to-day confirmed the following nomina
lions:
Adam O. Mallory Collector Of Customs at Galveston TeIas;
Vim Wilson, Collector OF Internal Revenue Filth D strict
of Kentucky Webster Bunce Collector OF Internal Revenue
Fifth Mary District Nathan Dixon United States
ATTORNEY Tor Rhode Island H. F. Flanders Assistant Meas
urer OF N-wOrleans Franklin sawyer Assistant Appraiser
the Portland and Falmouth. Me-; Joseph N.
McMaster of New York TO be Indian Agent al the Nevada
Agency charles Folsom, Of Boston to be member OF
the National Board OF Health.
United States CoRsus-W W. Randall, Of Wisconsin at
savanil.a John Van InRen at Talcahuano; John T. NJ
Orendorf at Manzanl q.
dr0.p Proroions- Colonel r. B. Hoabrd.
Asssan Quartemaeter General with the rank OF
C0Onef Major William Myers tn be deputy Quartefmas er-
General with the Of Lieutenant Colonel Capital James
0lis TO be Quarermaser with the rank Of Major Frat
eutenans George F. FOt 9TH Cavalry ami James King
12fnfanry to be Captains Second Leutenante George F.
Pond and George r. smith, 18th Infantry ank Palmer Til
Goth antry, be First Lieutenns James NJ Nc
Carly OF PENNSYLVANIA be Second Lieutenant 9th In.
fanry Charles W. Abbott of Rhode Island to be Second
Lieutenant, 18th InfOutry
PomOft0ns-Pay Inspector Casper Schenck to be
Pay Directors Paymaser George Cochran 10 be Pay Inspc
Passed Assistant Paymaster j. Porter LOOMS TO be
Peymaster Assistant Paymaster Henry r. Smith 10 be
Passed Assistant Paymaster Surgeon N Batea 10 be
Medical Inspector; Passed Assistant surgeon William q.
Farewell 20 be Surgeons Master John p Anger 10 be Lieu
tenant; Ensign George H. Peters to DO Master; Mdsh
James p. Parker. TO he Ensign.
Also large number Of pOstmasters.
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THE NEK.JERSEY LEGTSLATURE.

AN ACT TO BEDIsTRICT THE ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS
THE WATER RIGHTS BILL PASSED IN THE SEN
ATE-BILLS PASSED IN THE HOUSE
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNE.I
TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 16.-In the Senate
this afternoon Senator BOdine chairman OF the Repuo
lcan Caucus Committee on the subject introduced tne
act redisricng and Reproducing the sixty Assembly
districts Of the State. complete, except as to the
districts of Middlesex County, which will be filed In
later by judiciary Committee. to whom the bill mas
been referred IN the reapportlonment. Salem, BurinN
ton Gloucester Somerset Counties lose one member
EACH Hudson gains Passac and Essex one each Inc
redistrcting is fair any ever made 1t contains
no features unusual In such matters and ward aud town
shin ines are generally observed The following 10 the
calculations Of the Caucus Committee rs TO the recruit "
the redstItcting the two parties III the tWeny-ono
counties OF the STATE: %
Total number.
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

S9am &C cas g gg Sa s az a al 3 ae 90 o.
$751; 49, 49, g $780, Zs 49, 1'O 2Oi -'1 49, Io' 1'' 'V'
Hi: IS 81 T. 3 g
80, So g. S. g. Is Il Il y -
Issues Of Law FactNo. ls2 no SG& on 9l9 775.
Ss4 S7S. 90 I'll sSS 12G 597 si7 sS So s99 9o 9o5
w. s 3d. 49, 49, $ig S e. $40 3d. Si 1885, S' $751; O'0
opens 9;9 st 1870
S YSa s a AZ g9 is 27 s7 s SC q JS7
FART II-Iarremore J.-Court opcns 1880 a. m-Nos.
SS $ S3e iS S s ssS liS5 2 H 49, 1853 4c o5 1870
on No ads&Se Sst the old pO@nOn steS@shp Com
Pis ss ~ s7s 5s9 isi5 5S5 $685. 1885,
2!S6 2s 2SSs 2sSS sS: HtS oounsa
SPECIAL TEgx.SsdswisF, G J1oS9rt opens at 10 m
NOS s5S As ssS' 600 oil 895' 1888. 5i0' 2is
sa ST. gS ss Ss5 &c. Ss S. 4 49, 49, g.
P1 nj Freedman cCnrt open. a, 4 Dye
s si9 a. s77 sos 2Si' III 5s7 iioS SIS $50 lai
COMMON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unui the hrst
sfEcIAI iEasi~vau Brunt. J-Court opens at IL a. H.
n EQUITY our T- TEi5:AaOurrsd tor the term.
Non da4t 3ife1 "a: sS'1 U.s. t5d &c.
,! Sasif lgS ss5 1897 OSS SA SlS s5s ido' "a
1850 1851 ass sgs 1903 ssh i2O g 1879 81 ca, Sl
800 1929 1874 loe1; 1910 1885, 1851 ILL., iii' '0
0y %ARlSs CorRT~ TKRM-PAKrs and Adjourned
PART IIIshsdan yvourt open: a. 10 IA m ;s aG1 n
1885, sSt I sass ~? ~ O "'
wiaGa FoCSs ionoas assault battery Michael Car.
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TIE RIr4GES OF SMALL-POY.

MORPIsvILLT, y. j., Feb. 1G-A fatal case OF
smallpox occurred at Wndham Corners last night The
yicln beIng young lady uaincd Scott The attending
phy STEFAN reports that her brother IL aunt Ylne III TIC
came house. are suffering frJIn the disease.
CUBA Ill.,, Feb. 1G.-The smallpox, which
prevails here ~ epidemic, has caused cOmpiet'
atagnation III business. TIL re are today twenty-five
cnars of smallpox and vnrilOd In CUBA ana vrintf
SIX deaths already occurred, aud some OF the sek
very low.
CHICAGo, Feb. 1G.-Ihe smallpox is III
crcasug here very rapidly. Tue report of Yesterday
snow al eleven lew CH.cs. while there were only sixteen
dining the vs. clc Of last week.
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man, William Thomas William Coughn, Joseph DashiedS
Th0nns 0abffel Mortimer D. sullivan, Flank HasgerV,
burglary Charles Herman MARIA grand areenv
Apdrew Philps enbegnement; George White pott
eeny stephen Andrew grand larceny DANIEL SooEan yTs
eph fIarrinRten and battery Maurice Kelly WIZ
lam Smith William PEPPER George Taylor Henry
Frank Rummel Robert Dunn Robert Thorne. Henry "esn'
violation OF Lottery lava
PART II-CowIng. 1.-THE People agt Arthur A. Mn..
Slaughter Henry Comstock Henry Williams Ieoi
assault aud battery Andrew MURRAY Frank
John Reilly Jos Ah Egest0n grand larceny
John Reune larceny from the persons stephen Cody VIOLA
ton Of Gambling laws.
OYER AMI Barrett J-COurt opens at IL D. M
The People agt Frederick HOlbrOOk homicide (connnea
Thomas COndon hOmicde Sampson Birsch raise preeheo
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THE COUNTS.

RENTS AFFECTED BY A FREIGHT DEPOT
John w. Greene, as executor of Caroline
Greene recently began action in the Superior Court
against the NewYork Central aud Hudson River Rail-
road Company to $4,000 for damages caused
TO property HUDSON and Lalehsts by the destruction
Of St. Johns Park and the erection OF feighhouse by
the company land. The complaint sets forth that
the park Hudsons bad been dedicated TO the public
and that the granors OF Mrs. Greene had vested right
to have the square maintained park and the street.
upon which railroad track has been laid kept free
from eneumbrance The rent Of Mrs Greeues house, IL
is claimed, $1,000 year before the destruction OF
the park has fallen since that time TO about So 200
year. The company IN its answer shows that in 1927
the Trinity Church corporation and Charles Wilkes laid
out ground park. and sold the land adjoining 1t
With refert nee to its maintenance park. but that
they reserved right TO devote 10 any other purpose
provided the of the owners o. twohrds OF the
lots adjoining the park could be obtained This consent
was obtained IN 1860. the condition that the park
sold for less than 81 100000 and tue FOL
lowing year the square sold to the RAILROAD company
for that sum-
The case came on yesterday for trial before Judge
Snier formP: owner OF q lot fronting on the square
testified that he had received about $4,000 as con-
sderaion for his consent 10 the conversion OF the square
10 the purposes Of the railroad. He understood that
100000 or the 81 100000 was paid TO tho Trinity
CnurcG corporation. j. b. Miller appeared for MI.
Greene and Francis LOoulis tor the company.
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NLg.JERSEY BOIRD or AGRICULTURE.

TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 16.-The State Board
OF Agriculture met to-day in the State House. An adj
dress was read by T. T. Kinney, esq Of Newark on the
advances made ia agriculture. Professor Cook gave an
account met with In the experiment sta
ton. DR.. Hunt gave valuable paper on pleuro pneu
mOna. Governor Ludlow was Elected President and
Ill. IN MN nIL -nr. 10 q nlnrln
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16-The President sent
the following nominations TO the Senate to-day:
r. Tyler ne Postmaster Torrngton COnt.,
and David d. FOote at T4rrytown N Y.
Henry H. Grths 10 be Recover 81 Public Moneys AT Dee
MoDes Iowa: Daniel NJ Bash Of Illinois, 10 be Major and
Paymaster In the United states Army.
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SAMUEL WOODS sOuNDNESS OF MIND.

When the hearing in the contest over the
will of the late Samuel Wood was resumed yesterday,
before Surrogate Calvin, after I'm interval OF several
weeks the principal counsel VINO appeared for the pro-
ponent was Edwards Perrcpont and xJudge Fullerton
represented the contestant The Rev Dr. Deems. pastor
Of the Church OF the Strangers testified TO number OF
conversations which he had with Mr. Wood short time
his death. religious suDjecte He frequently
spoke Of purpose TO devote his money for charitable
or phianthropic purposes. lie dwelt upon the work
done by such gifts those OF Commodore Vanderbilt
Mr.. LenOx aud Mr.. Roosevelt Mr.. Wood thought that
free musical college very much needed in NewYork
and he expressed purpose 10 leave part Of his fortune
TO found such institution. DR.. John ID. Kennedy, the
physician Of Mr.. Wood, thought that MT. Wood
rational and 10 the last Mr.. Wool frequently COM
planned o. the publicity ClveI to his benz VIOLENT designs
aud asked the contents OF his will should not he
pIadc known until after his death once Or. Kennedy
accompanied Mr. Wood to part Of Central Park near
whcb the Metropolitan Museum Glands He ind-
Gated that Us the place where would like the musical
college 10 stand. DR.. Kennedy made careful medical
examination Of Mr.. Wood March 90. 1875. when the
codici executed and he considered Mr. Wood per
fncty The witness present when cXGOvcrnOr
L. ID. Morgan and Marshall Roberts had conversations
with Mr.. Wood III regard to the founding OF the musical
college.
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Gitp jJroperfp ID Ect.


A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. I,23S Broadway, cor Thry-
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W East Fourteenthst cOrler Unl0Asquarc 100 Fhlri
ave- cor tho HARLEM OFFICES. Nos
IGO1 and $500 fHiri ave, Onehundredandtw
hfta st.. up 10 p. IN, at regular ONCE rates.
4 OFFS ON CANAL-ST., near Broadway !;
4 northern light. Lofts with power on flm.si.
j. @. BECK. JR, 2iS Canalst
H'O LET.-50x90; corner Park place anil
i Church.str store basement and sub-ceilAr rutland
& WHITING, b-BeekmdnSL
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REAL ESTATE.
KHw-YoRK We lnes..ay, Feb. lG. lHsl.
The following was the only sale held ut the
Exchange sai"sroom to-day:
IN Irrhard Sng,h.
"a. 1,rick No D SUFFOLK ~.

The following was the unly sale held at the
Exchange sai"sroom to-day:
IN ECrAard SmHh.
S4.stOly brick bull inRn, with 10y. No o. SuhOkSt g
100 Of ErJouIe:st, 2JXiOJx 80 lOI6O1 ljluK ..
o.. PE sl5-'
KECOIDID !EAL E>fAfH lRAN5fE.s1
KEw.YOEK CITY.
watcrst No10l. 1oDxs5; John Dcvin and wife TO -.,
pearls 40 Dol i 81 BURGLARY referee. 10 Dennis
shaw " cor OF 0i.si 1851 q1oO Rosa Freed.
7I.Esi, ~ 81 il Of stiaVe 251lO65 Rosa Freed
west rn IT, oG'? Ho ~ S1io5 yaii Piayor and
27h. s1On" ~ lao Of 5t6aye 5o1lOO5. Jacob
bsthsan 49, 81 Iii W 81 AyeA IsirIiO04. Chas
7o Fs,Ie r. aud II vic to fhom HeiIlev 1900
Charlt1n.st. No 81. 2OEl0O Caroline Brtton ct al 10
Hannah " Thompson. .;.::.:.::.:.:.;.. e6OO
Car and vile to Mary ouinby $4,000
se%ar and wie 70 Theresa damon and another G6OOO
O' and Sife t., Herman Armour $1,000
Knabe and wife to ernest HopiensscE. .. $500
Clarke ct al to Charles Van $1,000
1891 st. 2 rear OF. 500 Of istavo; 5o10l3x
Same property. William ii oakley to i + Buck.-..'..
referee to the Iiie ins $500.
lery Anderson and vile to Jas + I,ack 700
Keily 10 Kate K MuGsril % $3.50
Waliach 10 cannon Taylor 1900
l2etirs.. So 100 Il g 9iI.ave I0ox10 IL and also
Bauer to Charles Forster .....;.:....:..... $4,000
SDifen COnrt % , II = OF 3Gtl.st, and l4l ftwOf
3dave, l90x4l William W Thompson 10 Dan . -oo
ao,b MIfrlS * a II W Of Sxs, Johann
0'' Sismnera ana vile 70 PhIip Hoiimann 1000
O0' pecamplr and husband to Annie ii Hand ~ 1900
WycEon and vic to Oswald schnltSo. 1900
ael Crcger and vile TO Bertha Tim 1910
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fielu t0nnte6.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE MEWA,
~ foH TnIbCTE WILL gE hEcEIv 5oTus AT s IE
nrslst aOi V,st rwenty tmrt.il" cor ElShLhaYe ~
S For esats, corner nine's9 nv . ~ Hos
I,0Oi 2,jU0 Thnd-lye. cor One.nuu"'o 'u'
XNAN1 I'd -CuOk, speaklng USrinnH,, susS
w cnamDarpd PLAIN washing and Tonn@i References
(jall liz nom. lU7 East 7etIst
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panclrQ Aoaofnllcs.
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4 GENTLEMAN who has made Latin
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Thoroughly cOmpettnt Professors, Principals ana drdceth
Families gon. abroad the country prompty W
ann nor Tutors or Cdl OF hhuIcss
YOUNG American aud Foreign Teachers Agency 30 ohOn
square.
HINCKNEY,S AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS
L AND TEACHERS ,.,
l. Supplies schools aud families VITA teAcnoi~
2 supplies teachers with y htllht
Scih SCiOI prDO 'ttioN
a. Furnishes circulars and gives lh W or mo poS'
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Dentisirn.

FOR GOOD, CHEAP
III oNsTY Te best S. g ard To EnSofF ' sS
vnrI ass gwen Every thing Arstcass. Dr. WAIT SON.
40 EAsL d.et.
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Antilon Sales OF Real Cstaie.
I BLEECKER. Auctioncer,

u. bLEEChEI, Au'lnHctI,
IA TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, 80
Large factory, elegant conntry residences a. B9seVp
n J and TairyoWn " III villa sites LafchmoBt Manui
NeW.tocheoi building lots a. NOrEO1d y. Ji houses Nos
10 and git West 3Gtn.s. New,nCrk No: XVI luinst,
BROOK timber mill In Herkimer and Lewis
Counups n. T.; will BE- sold by a. J. BLEkCkElt soSI
&C Exchange SAessOom Oh FEBRUARY -. maps NJ 80
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fertures an0 Meetlngs
alnsiral JnstrnImenIs.

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ave cor Forty. the HARLEM OFFICES. NoS
0nS ana 400 Third ave, Onshundred twenty
dlthst, up 70 3. .. m, at regular Office rates.
AN old style rosewood piano in fair order
sold cheap for cash as swner has no use 10Y
it. Can be at $50 Degraw.st. Brooklyn
DEATTY'S ORGANS, 16 Stops, 8 sets Reeds
ID s56 Pianos up Catalogues free Address OF ear on
DANIEL Il. BEATTY. Washington. ~ =.
FISCHER PIANOS.
Grand square and Upright Manufactures ana ware.
rooms All 427 West 2sth Superior pianos On eAsonAoe
terms, wholesale and retail.
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Z 7
NEW ORLEANS, Ln, Foo. !, l5Sl'
DY anthOiit of thc Secretary oil the Treasury,
I'D Of Marine Hospital Building ana uToun1o
at EewOreaus. La postponed from ThurrdaJ feD IL
1851 10 Inv" 'uD' 'i"''" 40 A. g. BADGER, Collector
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diip Real Gsta,e FOR Sale

A 7 LOW PRICES.-Four strictly hrst-class
"A houses bay Windows extensions Including north
west corner 64rhst Madison and 5Ihaves. W. r. CROFT
on prcnbeS
E'AST 14TH-ST.-Full size, four ~,
- lrownstone frescoed throughout win take country
place on Hudson River Railroad In port pay
ment RULAND & WHITING, Beekman St
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-05
A DASfARDLY DEED.
4 Missouri PoOi6O O0otioo Hand
OutraGe0 Lady Near JEFF
Ioroon City.

About 8 O'Clock yesterday sf,srsoos,
about 10 nilsa this side 81 Je0essoa City,
. Missouri Psci6c ssctioe kssd. named
JsO. Hssker, in . loosely part 81 he Fosd,
oes end outraged Mn. Cssol,pe BOhoass.
the sile Of . 0ss0ss laroes. 8hs Asd
siaried for Sosth Station, when Hsrkes
stopped md oserposesed her. and sspesi-
eddy sccoaPli-hed hin fool PorPoe upon
her per-"s. and keps her se.sly too hours
before letting her 20. After i'eiag released
BY him she vent back 10 her h0ase ard re-
ported The outrage 10 her Husband. He
got nunbes Of the ss,shboss together aud
started in pur.uit Of u. 6<nd'sh seoundrel.
When discovered he Vss ~ work. but o.
sseioG his pursuers be tsok 70 bis heels but
W. Overssksn iu On adjoining 6eId end
captured. Bling confronted By bic victim.
she rsa lily recognised and ideeti6ed hi1
- the oss Who hsd outraged her persoa.
He vas then bound hssd aod foot and To-
ken to Js6enos City, where b. 80 taken
before . nasis,rsts ssd compliant 6led
against hin, By The lrosecsting attorney.
His trial u set for Saturday next.