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Cfsrlnr Court Chqmbos.-By Judge Donohuc-
Dus'nDufy et o. al nu.'iiuy and g'rrs-Sr" nrro'an
sc,eai s,Ja-Hv fadee farrruorr- T,,an ar Iahn.on
Judgment rr iffIitnf nl Oh" ''ffr Al itfr u.
CircgN- Tart 10y Judge bouohuo-lcnn art Randall-
superior Couri-Sp,dol T7m-By Chi.r.Iu.H.c
Fssl4vlci and irn Hurir The MADISON A,cuur ulpU-f
Ch1rc1 tc baptist Church On Oliver Stree, iarn.
ofuuduui
Hy Cncflusiicc sodewick ana Juder. Freedman ard
Trrar. iifewoo agf tr Mayor, etc.. Cor plain
tr o,erru,d aud udrleu tor defendant 'i rl salnu
per cunlr. Garner nPi hnhrfW - ~ Arr ti1ns over
ruled Judgment ordered pu Coo verdict VIII Go tbr
plaintiff opiu hy truut j. HcdeWlok 90. aud FrculuJ
iv Chief Iuytce @edeWch nad Judge Trua1- TIiunl t
&As-Ofuef affirmed viii $40 costs opinion by rcdgaiok
iy Chief Justice sirvict Judge Freedman Arnour
81 a. agt The lranHanuc Ere Insurance Conn uIs
~ thirJ ustlrc ,cencF Md Judaos anil rraar
Hermann A. agt Marwon 81 n Exceptions o,rfturd
Judgments ordered FOR psuth verdict with co,t.
opinion Freedman j. scscstv a the Mayor. etc udg
reversed nnd trial ordered with costs appellant
81 abide the event opinion boy Freedman. J. 1ttmuos ar
Curlcy rtcJ gmrut reversed and trial ordered Win
% appellant 90 abide tc event opinion by
Common Yitds-GfHfTaI Ierm--l}N g.. +. DAILY. a. j.
r naiv D. concrrlnr opinion hy Day o and Van iIoea,
Others Motion granted the order 10 rcoc That the amount
due With C0si- has been paid
Ilis agt National hardware COMPANY W,i-maE AZ.
poldi Lehman AT Maher Danng srt htaley- Autinns
Causos 81 for SECOND F1d! 81 Ma i'r Trial hrckwi at
Mi--Johu Whalen appointed receiver. Nr-tl ag Hutch
inson; waters aEt MARTINS kennedy agt buhcr- Ordrfs m
y Jndqe Nchrbas- agt sndoon-T ference ordered
sides costs an an allowance NJ per cent Nfdrfssl aet
schnitzcr- denied with $40 COSTS opinion iiod iaum
at- fnn Notion granted opinion hlod icnbcg agt COINS
4Fai fsyia iar Lly Judge dc Adau-Lasor agt Archer
Tf,ai Tcr4i-Trrf IT-By ChiefJusfcc shoa-Davls agt
Dunlap-Motou on minutes ior ncN trial denied
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astf e,ss Qa26 $751; b13 s1ss, 1902 s2IJ 2JlS 3Sts
ale 1908 1918 3fO9 f2Qp, eltA 2iaa ztgS 49, go
psI SiGs $500 800 1851, 1854 1868, 1870 zsoa 1s
ErfEmon Cocrr-GEvTaiL TERN-IItd BY chief Justice
and Jndgfs srfr and frrcdmaii 5. ~
,-Nos s. II, IS, 10, l0 rs, 3D. 10 r. - % - 30
SPECIAL Tesw-Truar J-Court opens at 10 a m-Caion'
fal called 40 ~ o.. n Sos. q, Is. 30
TRIAL Truf-pAETs /, II and lll--AcJouruea iol INV
C6nsov ptTAa-grSrnAL TrgM-Hci6 by ChicfJustioe g.
L. lag and judges Van aud Beacl Ourt opens ~ !
q So, "a is 9a 10 III l41I t9s IIYis iia 100
ssEClAL TEEN. D. DAILY, J-Court opens Al "a HI -'
foriTY TFni-Adlouncd for the term
TKfAL TLRN-pAEI Ivan Hofsrn, court open. At "a
u-NOs 100 2i2, sac. $780, $40 1909. lls, HOB ~
1915. 1900 1880 $50, 600 SOL ISIS l- ta 80 sgo
i95 1899 a, i5s oa 1ii so 4s6 ia 40 500
1903, 1872 1867. 1918 1919, iva
PART Il-Adourncd Tor he term. 90
MAINE COUuT-TaIAL TURN-pAnr Held by Nehfbtt ~
Court opens 20 10 Held n Room @ iiy 4,44 ,ees
ttts, elS2 el54 6lt2 e55e 32e ~ fs658 sbY i97o
PAN II-IIawcs J.-Court opens nt n a rn-Ileld n
Room ~ city IalNos l2l2 1905, 1900 1000 49,
5iGt 605 5l6e 5l0a 5l7o 6l72 bl7% 6l1S ol'o' oI'o
PAN goeep Jco9T opens a. 10 ose @ 1-25 sfi n
GlSi 51hO. SI74 1888 4l0S. 6l-3, 6l-l. 5ls6. 6ls7
gVvVHAL sFs-I0vE-PRHI i-Smyth. it-fhe People nri
John no burglary: 1homaa Mctnuley and james paN1
bnrgiarvf Michael cnncssy Michael aud William ia
grand larceny Jessie Johnson grand larceny Snifpn
Costello receiving stscn goods John stanton nri.i wv
ron. William smith aud James Matthews -----i heHiy
Y. Mcneil, Jra grand larceny .-,- .r-.-.
par TI-Gldcrserye THE People art patrick Toner
felunlous assault and battery; Harry -uiih hnrFAfyi M
james McIanchn larceny from The person Augustus L.
PADst, false prcttncoa
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AESTHETIC sTATEsNANsHHP.



SIR: The two most mistaken sorts Of politi-
cal dignity are posing and inposug. Neither dignity
quite reaches that rcp0ae which h the first requisite to
political elegance. Thus no senate representing nifty
million free citizens, and engaged not primarily and
chiefly on questions ~ import 20 the hfty millions but In
coming over vote ~ senator and the various
side issues Of his personal character considered IN
Pickwickisn eensei which that involves h graceful No
man can stand his dignity without going through :;
dignity s0od better than the stoclp There
an nterregnum this spring In my subscription 20 TIN
TETBuNg deprived OF this journal FOR some weeks
noticed that when left oh this great question before
the American people was Mahoncs vote. I ohs"rye In
resumint the Journal that the great queon before the
people l. the suppose % - In the mature ~ such
men ~ senstOr ii0 10 Httudinike and multiply netn-
tyes Of themselves; but " Il dignity they are Aicr
they would really consult their alN urfasr boy adopting
another methoi-hy taking pattern ~ny colossal
statue 81 Memn0n which w continuous session OF some
thousand centuries hH- emitted Oly We musical " Aye
Nav" otherwise scnt, the most majestic aud dirlhtd
of statues Mora, dignity Ike Lncoln'@. EfuciEon's.
GladstOnc's. ha- always wonderful hcHuty &C. tho pn
vate spectator he feels that such men do lot sfHud
on IT, they 70. How man De graceful
whose feet through The Capitol dome ai lhr tai pro
vocation How lIuipin- jack be- graceful, whether
bis string be called TWiue," or " Honor or Col
leciorahip = ILL
ADioi, ~ T., April 10. 1881
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FREEING A CONVICT.

To me Edffor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The recent decision of the New-Jcrsey
Court Of Errors and Appeals i'm the OF cxCoecior
Hart Moore is important enough 20 the people Of this
State to Justify I'm asking You for little space 10 set
n before them Mr. Moore had been Collector Of Md
dleecx County several years, during which time he
managed TO get away with $4,000 OF tho public
money. covering his deficiency with bogus note FOR
R1oQD and receipt from the then Controller OF the
state the Hon A. L. RunyOn. which that officer denied
having given Through the aid Of members Of the
Board OF Freehoders the defEcston concealed and
Mr. Moore went ont 0f Office and succeeded by bis
snn.inaw and former clerk The affair would probably
have gone out Of sight altogether had this young man
been able TO keep sober lie, however, fell into loose
habits ane made up q deficiency OF his own
OF about $4,000 more. In looking up bis nc
counts the investigators found that MOORE
also were In dieOrier. But two years bad eHpsrd
since the fraud was committed. and the Grand
Jury was only enabled indci him by avaiing iieelf Of
the extension OF the legal lm 81 time IN the law OF
Aprl ls49 which provided that an Indictment Tor en-
beyklement IN certain cases could ne Iouhd h Al e
five after the COmDiHsi1u Of the OHehce.
Brought trial Moore plead the statute OF nmauoh-
"a his only defence The Court OScrruled his plea ana
he convicted BUD sentenced To stat" Prroh i9r
years where hir EOnn-law had arrHdy tftcthe'l MN
This decision sustained by the supreme Court ana
has now, after Moore has been In prison about AZ
m0nths. been reversed by the Court ~ Appeals ut
had ptrfrd with hOOre's vested right 10 steal WIN
i'm nurty n he c0ud conceal the fact over two years ]
declaring that hr might be indicted any time Wln nNc
years after the theft The law created no new one,e'
period OF limitation. yet upon this ground only tie cut
lar resort has aaed convicted fclOn frnin the
inst penalty Of his oncace This Is jersey lnsi.e IN
the year If grace 1881. JEhsLfAAN
EttsJxtOa. a J, kpF1l ~. 1871.
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Rorsyshs no 1855 2SKioo Elizabeth Miller TO nu 90 o.o
Same properly Elizabeth iiier Fl Al to 1890
2O8th-sL d 4 SOLO II . Of 0th.ave, 30 207that
sres 10 Myo1 Bos hel''n s775
sSe Emerson 81 AS riege % RusS u 1900
'' son ro sTe 20 20 NJ Hush iiiiO 10000
referss 20 to Bash W. 6275
0tlave. y q % 2oeth.st 70 209th.st, 19ol0Nl0lL
1iarem dverXi74i l. W Emerson, referee, g. N - go
Bush l2s4aO
0thave n q cor Of 2lOth.st 90 lxSs5xxirroeular e.
Harlhm River l. " Emerson, referee, 10 " + --
sher1uanave Q cor ~ Hawthnrnest 20 FmersOn-st
60 POstaYe, 5OOXii0xirregnlar l. W Emerson, 49,.
referee % N J. Bush lO20U
posf-ave. OF Acateny-st. 90 Naegeave 250x
80. also c cor 81 shefYnanave and Hawthorne
NJ, 20 EmcrsOn-st 10 postaNe, 5O0xl l01iTrgulaG
also n 2O0thst $780, 10 n Of bth-aye, 10 9OIt-
81, 23OIOxlg9 10 25ilL 20i2i also D.
az 0thave aud 20sth.st, 99.ll LOOK
irregyar 20 Harlem River; alsO n
Of Hth ave and 2OUth.st. sa.l 2ljxrTreulnr 90
Harlem River also D q corof Hthaye auG 1usth st
g. 2ugth-st 19e. l0xl OJXliaIicm River aud llt ~
also d Q cor % 9TH and 20gfli-st, eHllXld5x
irregular b. Harlem River. n y Bush aud vlfe 10 .
bronson unsey and another, > Interest. 2,JA
l3th-st $50 % of Gth-ayc, 2A0xl n3'ziITcgIar $500.
10 Dermett and wife 60 Maurice Ahcru -.--..... l4,)W
8IstSf. p 2b0 70 " sthaye. 20x3SDi Henry .
Oberudoffer and wife 10 Peter Fisher la,OOO
lOthaye, " ~ iHth 81, 2jjx15 EDWARD Gun 1900
bingham 70 Henry Oltcn....... ....f..---.-- lsoVo
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Connlrn properln maHIe0.

UNFINISHED lou-c wanted VII lln one ho1rot
rnr.t irgc Elk bedrooms llt stable fnr h'' lni rn" h
, f,,.i Ulcs frri..ftd. al0fr tirr. s ril5 .l"i
f n, BOO .t.ifHF ilriHH. and HliI nnr 'lc 0i r4l y
si.fIou. Address "a. D.. box 81 Tribune on'e
W ANTED.-By q private family FOR The
.frnIt 81 cottage fri -'rl ur partially 'e'Ht 900
Is- i.srh -l4i boo Dc.t,A,sor County. AhiI,ss oy %,
TI..uno ohcc
WANTED. Country seat with first 's~ inn
r.nrfnsufs about IHfa fr,s. 900 fDn isI -aun n.f
Ioars fr ,f. purchaser 30 paj eAsh il Ian
& WHITING. l.l Na.sIusL
WANTED FOR THE SUMMER or YEAR.
r,nlu1iuus uufurii-hri country hnuar If stable
rfa.h..l Mu-i De- mFh Dfy cfuuu Hit mountain aIl,
and fhlu hours rlr Cd" Sow N0rh. lI'lr t.' nil
fui ,lruIuuiuFst n replying SEQ other
f,.if-t. vii nrtd wiling Zoo rent Too t' .ff.Iu or
Oh, year. Address. stating teIus H. IT, tfluir ou.Dr
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ARRESTED On BENCH WARRANTS.

rwO MEMBERS or TIE sTREET-cLEANING BUREAU
HELD To BAIL.
James Elliott, foreman In the Street-Cleauing De-
partnent for the Twenty-Dinth Precinct, and Will
lam II. Rightmeyer. captain of the tugboat Desori,
Employed in towing garbage scows to sea, were ar
rested yesterday morning 10y 0aicers Fields aud
0Connor. of the District Attorney's Office, on bench
warrants Issued Saturday by Judge Cowing. These
men had been indicted for perjury by the Grand
Jury.
The indictment against Elliott sets forth that lie
was examined Us witness n reference ito street
sseaDing matters April ~ by the Grand Jury, and
when lC was confronted with several receipts for
money paid by Charles II. Shelley, Of the Park Aye
Hotel for the removal OF ashes aud garbage and
alleged TO be signed by him, he denied having either
received the money or signed his name 10 the papers
He was admitted to bail in 81, OO0 Thomas Gibney,
3 liquor dealer, OF No $50 Ainth-aYe. becoming
bis bondsDEn. @eigbtnleyer is charged with having
Fworn before the Grand Jury that Tor sixty DAYS b.
tore April 3D. 1881, no garbage or ashes were
dumped In the bay nom scows tOwed by the tug
boat which he commanded while the fact is that on
April IL, 1881 and at several other times lac caused
mow-loads OF 9th 10 be dumped into the waters Of
The bay. lie admitted TO bail In ~ OOU his
bondsinan being Joseph Gallo, Of No. Ia MariOI-st
The Indicted Police Commissioners did not appear
IN the Court OF General Sessions yesterday, as was
anticipated. District-Attorney Rollins said that
they would appear 70 give bail to-day,
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THE COURTS.
SUIT AGAINST A DIAMOND nROKER.

SUIT AGAINST A DIAMOND BROKER.
The trial Of the suit Of John Fay and Id
ward b. Rogers against John T. Lynch implicated Win
Marr 8. Hsscy mary echoonnaker 10 recoVei
5000 which the plaintiffs advanced in 1873 on ihe
security Of alleged bogus diamonds begun ycs'cr
day in the Supreme Court before Justice BarNtL Tie
suit based upon the cause Of action relied upon
In the suit by the PLAINTIFF against hrs Harry IN when
she recovered Judgment dismissing tho complaint.
An advertisement appeared stating mat Mary ,'''o"'
maker wanted IN harrow 900 on diamonds valued az
$4,000. Mr. Fay and Mr. Rogers. who are hsh-deoer'
ut Fulton Market, communicated with Mrs sohoon
,o.tcr and I'm the end went with her 70 Mr.. Lynch-
office where Tho diamonds were. The money was nd-
aed but me diamonds given tho plaintiffs ne security
uroved 10 be- worthless. An action was begun agahl
won nm suppoaed 90 be Mrs SchoonWaser and the was
confined for "a time IN Ludlow street Jan on an ofi on
arrest granted In the action. ON the ina however Te
rroved an alihi and the complaint wac usihl-sru
nalntiGs fhercupOn brought another sut aEaihtt Ut
Lynch rs an accoupice Of the unknown Nole M on
Lynch denies al completely IN the transacuon' Inc oa'e
iH Sill
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LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
TIE LATE EMMA BURT
AN EARNEST AND HELPFUL LIFE WROUGHT TO

AN EARNEST AND HELPFUL LIFE WROUGHT TO A
CLOSE.
TO the Edffor Of Ths tribune.
SIR: While the light If Easter Day was
fading from the sy. There passed into the new
life OF the other world the spirit Of whose name Is
familiar in literature and dear to the hearts OF many
personal friende Emma Burt born and posed her
early youth In a quiet home near Oswego, y. \. 30
modest aud shrinking She that, probably none OF
her poems would have the Hight except Tor the
Influence Of appreciative friends. Encouraged and
stimulated by approval and w"rds Of cheer IRON some OF
our most noted poes she became frequeat contributor
10 leading periodicals.. Unfortunately, her delicate
physical frame could not stand the strain which her en-
tmsiasm ia work and Ia thought laid upon 81 and 80 Il
IA that we have 20 mourn the early removal ~ one who
could she have lived and labored according 10 her hearts
desire would have been far more widely known. LAID
aside from active work when her whole soul was frrttg
fer the harness With In her heart which she ooun
not sing she was always az leisure from herself 10
soothe and sympaihize" IN The JOYS snd SORROWS OF
others Thus loving and giving. and patiently endur
Ing she has come 10 the ehd ehd rhlt'u ul't i5
Vaid No volume ~ hcf porlns has yet been Ininhsn'u
few OF her eati~r riss. painted IN ptinphet iori,
with the modest title Of Thoughts wero presented ~
b.rsaf o snr of Lsr friends these one 50 Apuy
expresses her aim la life a. the shortest;
WHO'S nay day
rI3s gone away.
Nor left n trace
In any place.
II could only Ind
It's foot fall IN some mind
SoHie spiut-vaicrH stirred
BY wand Of deed or word
should not stand ~ shadOwy owe, .
And for my day 80 gricve ana grove
No day ever spcnt with Emma Bnrt failed 20 leave Ne
fou>ali To many bcade those who to-day are ErieFhs
their rrcparable loss, there VIII he poet COG
ncr" In The Oswegu Cemetery while IN me hars W '
friends her songs will never cease MNEhOsfHk'
CssescO, N. L., April II, 1881.
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A NEGR0S RIGHTS IN DgLA WARE.

WASHINGTON, May "A decision was rem
dered IN the Supreme Court OF the United States to-day
IN the of william Neal against the OF Della
ware in error from the Court OF Oyer and Termner for
Newcastle County. Neal who IL q negro, indicted
ed sentenced 10 death by the state the
Prime OF rape Hsappoa 60 the Supreme Court based
upoa the fact that the Court refused TO grant
zion made by him that the indictment and panels Ogu-
1ors be- quashed for the that col0red
excluded from the grand and petit jures by which he
indicted ana tired. Ts Court holds that the excla
ZION Of oolorcd persons from the jures, which u
planned OF Ia tbis did not, matter Ut law result
uon the constitution aud laws OF the state. The case
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therefore could have been properly removed 70 the
Federal Courts. since, however, there Wa an
exclusion OF coiOred account 81 race rom W
riee by which Neal Indicted and tried the shts
COuf erred In refusing 10 grant the motion OF ihe
utash the Indictment and the panes Ol luIoie Ih
udent In therefore reversed with costs ana the eu-
rensuded with directions 20 set aside the Judgment ana
verdict wen order denying the m lions 70 a-h
the indictment and panels Of jurors ana lor Nuen
csedBgs upOn further hearlRg of those motions a. may
e esstent with Tic principles Of the opinion OF this
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. vppnrcr FOR DAMAGES AFFIRMED.

A verdict of $1,000 against the New-York
Central and Hudson River Railroad Company IN iaVor
81 Mira Elizabeth Beattie has just been hfmea ny ,c
e,e,or,l Torn The amount awarded was for Injuries
apsod ny tho careless driving of Of the company
Zone N Siutl ave aud Forty-tlurd ST. The case was
tried last fall Daniel = kem-'n aple"ieu ioI 'h' l'"
tia and p. LOOMS Tor the company
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A CHEAP LIYrRY.

To me Edffor ~ The IrfbWHc.
SIR: Knowing the warm Interest you take
in the general welfare beg YOU viii make known %
valuable discovery have made, which, n generally
adopted, would sweetcn the breath Of sorioiy and
tend much to preserve the public health u II thai
luxurious bath Ia within the reach Of n without the
use or waste OF ndd0na drop OF CTOt0n water and
without q cent ~ eEpcu-c, by simply applying to DO"
whole BODY, with the MD ~ piece of cunrse
eackng the water IN the basin used Co wash face nnd
hands on getting ont ~ bed From experience know
this a most luxurious bath. and cnImcnd 70 20 all
ketc- York, April 80, ISL. CLLANLi.
fThs Is too revolutiOuary.-Ed
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Ciln l1roperln Go Get.

A BROADWAY FRONT ROOM for bust
ness or Offices flight sairs De divided into Two
with separate entrances capital location nearly o
posie Ast0lpacc rent reasonable Inquire ~ Store f'l
lrOadway.
CUTE of APARTMENTS or less 10 private
> airy weli;htet reasonable iernr 20 swan
family eAcspuuabc fcl rtuOeA LetnRiOnafe, between
% and f7th sts Inquire az - East 3'th-st
rF1O LET.-Parily furnished large brick house
ana stable 10 bes part % Fort Washington rent low.
Estate ono. l.. L. HYATT, 213 CaualoL
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Gin iicaL Gelale for Gale.

DLOCK of LOTS between Madison and 9Th
ID avos for sale. rutland e WHITING. l2l Nns-an'L
q = OSn 81. 800 cash will buy two-story
PEE ~fItfs basement brown stone 10 al inn
psuyruienL bis Bsrgrn.st., near Cari0usYo
rutland q WHITING. i2l Nassau.st
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRK. Monday. MAY ., 1881
RECORDED KFhL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

son, p az STA n ioi1 rc.i,r WsnacF '' 0ooo'
S' hate, ts II ~ waset @'' 4ooo
i'o .aS NO ~. N'' ~o'''' 10 "'''' % la5o
N' stc ,d N ao.i a. TO er' and ogden Goeei 1905
Wa,e, ,o 10 , F'on' + n ,I W. ' '''' soo
o2d c5i s.v saa bu. i@a s amoo Tsr
S.ia, a. sr w. 10 9S - hna i' 1900
Redfor's, " q. lot zoo. 25E7o, Emma = lyon to 100,
Rlce 49, by Il .of sr-nton.t e2,Ioo. Anne 80,
.or t,i,. y. NoeS 30 Hhcrt Iunrs aud Wife TO
iooti Il. n = isa treef iiih.,,c e9iyoolrJs ,oo,
Anrrbsch. referee. 10 rhebe Pcar.au ..,: l'"F
rc,t;,c sn husband p, i Cow, Apdrous @ Isooc
tthave ION ~ welngt 4. ,orioo. Mary OF
A1 ,sd a,ie cor 10 " Wel,s sSd -no,he5 2i5oC
''S ave sy. ,Ei ~ 10 u ioip w,t5 i' 10000
Ave- Ave- Gna9ha lf " -'h. q '''' '' "'' 1896
67th.si, :. no y " Of ethny,, 2orloos. starto
s7,I - Il " lothaye. 25s5o' Howard 20,
22d o Il. ana r. WI v 70 q '' iics ~ '" 1900
T,rS a. ssT' can,r, to r-apu,r 4oool
% ,ys w. r. 70 e.J ~ = 40, NJ snot, " 0' @ 1890
i27 gs@ 10 4. r =, o. 'n''e '''''' 2looc
i'tl;,l 5 , T.; n n rooth '''-''~ S''N '4'' ooooc
'7t =, ;;,l. 9 10 al ' mca n-. '' 2G5oc
ssh e. d ioo ,,l ~ "a ria1h '''' 1900
75,S 81, o. ..o ,tvof I5fi-ona,e iooslo22 AN s,o,,
Beadic.ion ini VIE 90 J. r.a'!ng us...,, sto''
assn. Il, ~ ~ " " =" A''N eoo
1924 e. .s'i-5reofe caave. i-o,99ll. % Paige ,.,,
,lti.t = pon v o. rerrr'rr ave. 2'tio'5. sc o.c
rurtsa and wife fn T. y Some N-fI
"a l,e " q. 4ot ~ 90 sist.,t 2or-o % walker ...
,isi f.a in'w'of dave 2,irlose oan D. ,..,
7oa..i..s ioi % ~ -asye ii2.i.' 8. 81 raaar'r
,o. o.. If, y. "a =. o., 81, ~, -ma-e i6.au NO.
pahe and 30. o.. aura -tot -iF"
i''i ilaaid9 V,cs,e on, -....'o f'-r,.u .-o
Fan to Annie for .t'
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Gorsco an0 Carriages tOanic0.

DIETER G. KELLOGG & co. viii sell
/ tho celtbratcd maple shade lltli u
JERSEY CATTLE
tho urorery al Nr joins 3D. WING, MilbrnA, b, Inn
90 auction THURSDAY Stay 3, 1851, commtn'' q,
q. ,lo,h o. m, 900 tnr American ih'utut@ D"'''"e'
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Tho catalogue comprises 90 animals OF d" "s''' INV
celebrated MN, Alphca bah Poonins heading ne h'i
1,r,.i.r. an have opportunity oi Ht'9lilk Nv.
NM. nfai In tho country. nfhuht ''.i' ~
,i,ar. iuiier. Duchess, Black 'e0H itNe.. i'i''5;
ti sf,rv and others also the thuirt lll"it"iI" "'
80 v,,r of animals selected hy MI w lNR IT. Zap u.
A. 49, t.i.,t. while those sreklDR family COWS VII %"
ron 'n % tIsu. ~ fut-r usrui pats among thnse
% ,ht with Che SALINE zeal hy ia-l"hhph "iee"eir' i"e
.,tfle h ID, nov ou exhibition % the lii'e Oh HA''
t"i "D''e"''' "' w PETER G. KELLOGG s. co,
lO7 John. 4.
vHrANTFD.-F FOR CASH. 4 SECOND
W hand Nuarc T-car Mus b. Ia groi condilol
and cheap. Address, CASH IfiDhh' "iD'"'
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For Both sexes-City,

MISS de BRUYN KOPs and MISS KEITH
WI 80. 81 EAST S9TH.s1,
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INSTITUTION fOr the IMPROVED ENSTRUC-
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The largest articulation school In the oeunry ESTABLISHED
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gnslrnetion.
For Boys and Young Men--cItv.

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4S1
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