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Fifty per cent OF these children have been received in
schools In wards while few tho remainder have
gained admission in the schools OF the Chdren's Aid
Society. The name and address Of every child whose
application for admission is refused are taken by the
principal of the school, and vacancy occurs
through promotion any other means word is sent TO
the parents OF the child who can then be enrolled In
conversation with TRIBUNE reporter some time ago,
John Jasper, superintendent Of the Public Schools said
primary classes only that ovorcrowded
and Of the rciusals TO children five to
seven years old"
is the attendance at the schools increasing 8"
ayes the monthly reports from the principals of the
day schools give the number OF pupils on the register
September 30 10000 and the average attendance
1l5,7l5-an Increase OF 1GZ ia enrolment and 1857 in
attendance compared with the reports OF last year
Were Is not that Grammar school No. IL two depart
Inents or Grammar School No. 60 and department of
Primary school No 10 were closed during the month OF
SeptcmDeT the increase would have been considerably
lsIger"
lis tins increase OF pupils met by an increased num-
" Two new schools were opened on November l.
One Norfolk aud Rving in the Thirteenth
Ward, known as Primary scnooo No. 40 which accom-
Ucdates about 200 scholars; another in
near Third-ave. known as Grammar scboS} NJ "a
watch gives accommodations 20 about 300 Tbereis
also an addition being made 10 Grammar School No II
IL the Twenty second Ward, that will permit an in,
tSdanee at al me p96ie schools was in s79,
Is the attendance at the evening schools satisfac-
toryip ---.,.,. -. -, g.
when they visited and inspected by and my
sitants for the purpose OF inquiring into the
management and the discipline of the classes With few
Exceptions we found them in commendable state Of
Is the attendance at them decreasingi"
Iai rom ~ The returns OF the principals for the
pupils and for the week ending October Ia attend
nnee OF $50 being increase OF 500 compared with
the weeks of last year, The average
tendance Tor the past two weeks shows Of
80 over me same time last year OF these ls64
milan and 20 Of other nations"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II.


supRpvr CoURr-CH,Nsr ts-Holt ov Donohue, Cont
opens 1880 Calendar called a. II a ~ nos 4
25S BOZ 292 298 294 295 Assessment Caendar-Nos lJ4
SUPREME CoUtIsrRclAL EERs-He4 by Lsrre mo s J.
-Court opens at 1890 m lay and FaG-No;a5 lT9 IG9
~ 59 o II 17 iY is 49, Ill ' b. Lawrence
1906 2eG lO5s 9sl 69 695 1914 81! Z la l4gO ii2S
iGi5 i76 576 1850 go iOj5 1907 63s 900, COO 1928
BY RaFr 5c ICG3rr YPS9 9 e g. 1889 1888 n
30 IA It "a nj 800 $95 g3Y ii75 g56 ll5i
e9 54'g IA az ~ Van Worst opens at
1875 l+l l44 ls5 3a l32 l if5 I55 5
79i l3 s ii lSi 40 4TS I"4o' i" I1'i 'o1 i''
Court opens at 10 a Calendar called at II a IN. Nos
TF6EoG e6, At M Io 49, s 728 56 SOC
2a5 ia 5$5 S75 62s $50, go, lo4 53z S9I 5s7 SoG
COMMON PlIAs-GExERAL TERN-Hed by Daly and Van
e. 762 Il, - 90, So 81, s. o. IS
COMMON PLEAs-TRItL TERH.PARr ILIaeld by , Ean
i78i i752 So 1913 lag 1851 i4l5 1891 977 48I, 42s
MARINE couRr-TRlAL TEmt-PARr Held by Goepp,J.
ESQ Gl05 593G 1858, G3a9 GSG2 5JN 55as, $685. 59ol
d By go NehEga s 57S7 5e Gpe gs9 g. 5i &
N No. g gG 2S5 so SV1O 57S & 0''i o0i '
PART III-Held9y iawes go6Coarl opens al 10 a. H.
PARI II-Hed by Cowing Tile reg2 51 agti John
assault and battery John Kelly feono assault battery
James Ii. Ward, grand larceny; Michael tanll grand
grand larceny Henry H. bowd grand laceny Frederick
Piper grand larceny Rosie lanck grand larceny John
oDrien, grand larceny James cegg t,g Pretenes Jane;
Powers S.sant anl batter fieG5Gh ,t bIy nA assault
GRN2EAL oE,,IONs-Hed by Snyth, }. The People agt.
Jack feonou assault and battery Charlie, wilson larceny
from person Henry d h,Ge1y To eso4 9nSI fn
Mylus false preences Daniel b. Martin, grand larceny
'V 0YER AND iTRaSEa-ileld by Davis J.No calendar
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salesroOm to-day
ByA IT, Muller & San
2Ory brick house with lot 70 $i9 East asay l9 be
S SsoDT s. ha'' Oh -u''e 'o' i""' $3.50
i0 p on tI anHy cor Oh ioi 1000
BIZ Richard v HarneH
2story brick house with plot Of lana on $ Grove soo
ssioIy d HrcE Dwelling, With iot 80 $50 East $9l-
sle fe S asIaS 90 5dsT lot i'A'9 5000
HECJHJ4J "a. t,TNra fHAI5F.tA
YFwYoRE CITY
Ss4%s ais f 3 %ss S'.
same PROPERTY; Roberts ct al to same.
Grand ST s. &c cor 2t LuIens ST. Zho jas C5Oo
42d ad' T 81 $50 # 'o1 SiiaTe s6IiGoi Amelia
Lowrie ct al to German Evangelical 81 LukeS I
7; s,5 22 zi, re sg Pn AgeA can James 1900
Lots II. 10. rs ant u Levy estate 2lth Ward s75
llstt t r. lp an II s6 o5 Fisher 10000
l24:t G t7,seS to to RfH U'AD, 1880
Irregular Fo aio q MA re lot No ia fa fa caG
well 10 George 1ire and ohc'Stc cXtcntor';.... ~
ESQ ocon n and ohss to ; il Slater
2d2 mSr and S!baS I'd 20 H hSn y 1880
lo"f BsImr "a i and W 10 CTl9forl 1920
same ten property ii.'y "'u N''' ~ '''' 1880
2Is Ta 10 i25 Ia last St @2S8 Laura rcd to cyrus
n Field '.-.....'...... ............. 100
Taviorst $ e ; 400 # Of Ccumra.aye, 2iih Ward
IOOxl0.; Emily wood 10 Jane J. Teddy -.-......-; /
SayG 5G viz i 10 Pi Hc Iloh' NH Oi"N'ou 1900
Ss,6,si. u $ g7j itc6f 6th.ave, i719S9 Jane
4iti.si ns i7S II eof lith.ave 25xlCOj; Francis
h fanny ana "h' 10 susanna Il 800
1atis,s go # Of Gthave 25Hg2; John Post ct al
1stis1 Hts'i i2s Of shave 22x92 John POST and
Lot so 4 : % map Of the belmont vasc Josephine
L r Kayser ana others to / pnuohuc. .--......-
l''1Ye gtatr CO' tho'' 'o.." 10000
5sth st. IS, is9 It Of 7ih.avc 2i1ioOIIJH Deano
LeAIIEI9T ay ,15 viii, to WliIm neil 1900
ave 251l nn lo4thst lOoAld0 Woomser toI . oo,
I'' tn pst,ict ,ioebs6 ''''' 1000
Lot 30 rs on map OF Belmont village Edgar Ivan
Wrinkle and ano her executors. toJ Ll~GGy wv
ois and wife f" 70 Robert iiuson 10000
Lot wiUsc and nd anoIner ycc,tGrs to Dcnohue $50
l3Sth-st. : POO Il Gthayc. .1Oy@all; also rs
l3Sth.st, 4j0H 9th ave, 5N99l1 samuel e. Bur.
dick and Others 10 AIbauus J. ~1'Ie =, ,-.,i
S''T and nd usb SIr to Wm il wt. 10000
l2sth.st II 5 500 it. " ed.ave, I5Ig9l H. Opheia VI
Scanuen aud husband 10 Jas = auncll ...:. 9.'OD
Same property aIncs scauue chm Schaunel 10000
Yorks 20 -, 2l1so Moses williams TO george ,oo,o
Blcecsrr.st. NO 81, 25x7L3x2tx73. JOSH Emanuel
and wife 20 VI. s, Bhildps 2-"uo
l2lst ST. 100 e.MadIsOn-av". I5ZlOOlo. y Baum
garcu and wife To- II. Deaue and another ...; $1,000
l23d-st - 2uj - 81 ave. 15N4U3 j. H. prahe ana
sth ave. VS. 80 sn i23d.st jo6zlco : A. Tanning
Resde ' n W. cor clurcst. los also 30 IS
Readc-st., also No 100 Church.st also 90
Readt--t., zjN-2; also Nos. 100 Iu7 lo9, III ll3
Woostcr.St. also 80. l2O Sul yan--t, 2JXloO.
Geo. IIsko 10 Chas u. 90
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ATTENDANCE AT THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

TIE NUMBER OF SCHOLARS STEADILY INCREASING
Insufficient ACCONiMODATIoNs-TwO NEW
SCHOOLS To BE OPENED soon.
Many of the public schools in this city are
60 crowded with pupils render increased enrol
ment absolutely impossible. This occasions great ncon
venicnce to parents whose children having been refused
admission TO the schools nearest their homes com
PEELED to travel considerable distance to attend those
ia wards In the Of last year 247l children
were refused admission in eleven wards, as follows:
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4 RECRUIT JUMPS FROM 4 TRAIN.

LANCASTER, Penn, Nov. 16.-A recruit in the
United States service of company of fifty men ON
their way from Davd's Island, New-York harbor. 70
han Antonio Texas, under command of Captain Nc
okey ade desperate effort to escape last night near
Paon, by jumping head first from the window ., ,h
Cincinnati Express while 1t travelling at the rate
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-The following puSl-
ness was transacted supreme Court of the United
States to-day:
No 45O-Marn Basket sst ". ]. Haskell. administrator,
etc Notion to dismiss submitted ,,.,,--- -
40 g0-The Sout ark Commissioners agt. William Kerr
No 75S-C H. = k and Elizabeth \. Philips agL W N.
7 Kerr and VIM. F. Kerr, agt. The SOuth fdIh
COMMITS siuners ct al. Argument continued.
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Aurtion Sales Of Real Cslale.

THE Brooklyn Park Commissioners will sell
AZ public auction. by Cole Murphy aucon"crs. at their
saeSTOOm, No $40 Fulton st., Thursday November L.,
1881, the EAST SIDE PARK LANDS. comprising 1000
LOTS beautifully located high ground the most 3t
bic section of the city Of Brooklyn.
The lots comprise Of 100 acres which in itself
form stcid-s ncghhDIhOOd and affords opportunity
for investment Improvement restrictive clause
deeds prohibits the erection OF buildings detrimental to the
property.
The tlt win De guaranteed by The city Of Brooklyn.
roper cent Of The purchase money bond
and mortgage for 10 years at per cent incest
Maps and plans OF the property Doe At She Office Of
The auconeeis or al the Ohce Of Homer Morgan No Pine
st, New-NOrk cry.
is. r. sTRANAHAN, President
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Of thirty miles an hour When the train reached TINS
mace word was teegraphed To Lancaster, and the man
who had sustained only slight injuries was recaptured
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THE COURTS.
MP VuJMFP,s SUIT DISMISSED.

Justice Barrett in the Supreme Court e9,,
fov dismissed the complaint in the snt brought ~ i
tn d. Killmcr against the New-York CeIui "'r 600 os
Don River Railway Company to recover 80, s-2
alleged ovcrcharges the transportation .,s,r
nd 1870 ~ 165 600 cans Of milk from "eS'ches'i
rounty 10 tins city 1t shown ny 'ne Cio'' ,, .,o
lion If the witness produced by MT kller 'i"' ~
ruk IN opes,ion WAS carried under spec'a cum
,neciaI cars and on special trans The coupSeI o Wv 49,,
many moved at the conclusion OF inc piain'I" an, Hd
iis,nissal nj the complaint on the GROUND 'ha' nun
-. o.rr;cd up1er special contract; that lhcIo wa Nv
evidence 10 show that the cm'IRts WIZ
and that they had been PAID NouhIaIH'' .,.,.
Iusce Barrett in dismlssng the Complaint s" '''''
rliIe railroad companies in regulating thelf 'h"i "
hound 70 keep within the limit OF what Is 1aiI anu i"
sopable. there was no evidence in TINS case HUN
which the Jury could infer that the charges
when compared with the services actually rem
nered were either unreasonable or excessive Inc
services rendered by the railway company Were int
than the ordinary services o. common carries ~ nr
is6a5ie article TO times that would be en-
which the milk was carried were of unusual conSIIu
non, and more than 3iul i nor lartlclcs
did not have the slightest bearing upon me PlvS i in
the rcasolableness of the charges Or dCcsion with
nucstIon Justice Barrett concluded Ms , .Io "asa
fhe remark: way IN whlch 10 en- ha dis
to the jury, and on the law tmhA' INC '''0
missed.
DAMAGES FOR THE LOSS OF HER HUSBAND
Maria MetZger began IN l0I an dC'loh l"
the supreme Court against Henry Hermann to recover
q, 600 for the death of her husband which was alleged
10 have occurred through the negligence or the de'e
ant MI Metzger was in the employ OF MI Herrhlauh'
manufacturer of furniture in Mott-st. and was kleu
bv the falling Of the seventh story floor OF the III
which he was at work at the time of the accident Inc
case was first tried before Justice Donohue' VINO us'
missed the complaint, the defendant showing pF
Henry j. Dudley the superintendent OF Buildings 'n''
there was flaw in grder which supporter 'ne
floor The General Term, on appeal from Justice D''O
huc's order granted trial, which was had yeS'e
day before Justice Lawrence and a jury II was
elovn that the building where the accident oc
currcd vas formerly occupied by the singer
Manufacturing Company but that while so occupied the
seventh floor used only as an atuc NLti HlI.
Hermann leased building his foreman suggested tl
il would he proper precautlon to nave the SdISILE
caDacy OF the floor tested hut only the nrSt moor was
actually tested Mr.. Hermann, short ulnc before lne
accident caused lumber 10 be stored on the seventh
floor. which broke down under the unusual weight
The iury was out only about fifteen minutes ana re-
turned with verdict for Mrs Metzger for S3OOQ the
fun statutory allowance. Chauncey Schaner ana ie
Cook appeared for Mrs. Metzger ana James NJ. Snhth
and Charles GOeller Tor Mr.. Hermann
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0lusicdl Instruments.

4 -BEATTY'S PIANOFORTES.-Mag
A. holiday presents, square grand PaDoioeS four
handsome round corners three untsOns,
Watchos iron frames stool booh cover boxed,
90 f237 80 catalogue prices, $500 tp 900 salts
faction guaranteed money refunded after one years use
upright IiIu1tpr Tl2J Ia 800; catalogue prices $500 20
$500 standard ulluoOrtcs Of the universe thousands te
tfv Wri mammoth list Testimonials Bcattys cabinet
olu, cathedral church, chapel parlor $50 upward visit
tors welcome free carriage meets pS7ong'Is Illustrated
,atulJg!, .nuIay edition. Address call upon
DANIEL r. BEATTY, Washington, NewJersey
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fotels.
Boar0 an0 Rooms.

East Side.
A THOUSAND of New York's best board
f RGg' e c amt hS of GSt Sw
YORK NEWS co, 20 Beckman,st
ELEGANT large heated rooms, with or
II without board, at 40 East j2dst.
MADISON-AVE, 144.-Richly furnished
~ hoor win private table ana special servant aio hand
accommodations.
NEATLY FURNISHED front basement for
one or two gentlemen OF man and ~e references In
l0WO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS to
let In private h9n5 TO Gentlemen only e9pye s
= GRAMERCY PARK.-One elegant suite
on first floor with board and private bath
00D-ST, 10 EAST.-Largc and pleasant
wc also O table Si board Go' Rct H rSqfed l
rs EAST 29TH-ST. handsomely furnished
~ connecting rooms without board also rooms for gen.
uemen with good board rciercnces "
An East uperior plrlor floor with
-Ho private table; also room on fourth floor
West side.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY near 5th-ave, above
commodaton- ana appointments strictly nrst clas. Parties
ETEf'HErT' B0ARD DIlRECToRY. "A West 55tI.st '''
HANDSOMELY furnished sunny rooms en-
= 5ais or sing location nnsaT{a sed moderate rent
ing; reference
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Private
~ house. Murray HI. 5thave.; private table
E asS!f5 i, u Vest i1t'0' 1T ! i'i 'D
NO 1913 WEST 2STH-ST.-With board a
" arec, Eandsomelgtun room and two large hall
rooms with closets references
DARTIES suffering with mental or nervous
quir.d. Adde'S, ENPER1EN CT, Tribune Uptown Office.
DWERDALE. y. Y. City.-A few boarders
desired fOr the winter handsome house beautifully sit
uate ono hour from Mallst large rooms nicely furnished
WILDE room a, western Union building OF Cedar Heights
NycToaIu.
STH-AVE near Union League Club
- suite 10 rent; references exchanged. b. H.,
Tribune Uptown once l,237 broadway.
II WEST 1lTU-ST.. near Broadway.-TwO
separate furnished desirable front rooms, southern
poame also good sized room back private family; gentle
men only. References.
IDS WEST 42D-ST. - Pleasant rooms,
PP gcuteely furnished, third door, with without
board suite or singiy small family home comforts ref
W. Win board, nicely furnished front ROOM southern
exposure house contains l modern improvements and To-
cation nrst class family small
400 WEST -ST-Thrce handsomely
81 furnished rooms with bathroom on second floor in
private family.
Country.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS-With Board
ami wives single gentlemen; ten minutes
ferries references required. SO. 23s Bloomheldst,
IoDokcu,
Board and Rooms Wanted.
BOARD wanted until early summer in pri-
children. SECOND hoo ne-t OF references required Address
" BAIAED" Tribune Ohce
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Gin Real Gstalc for Sale.

1Uth'St~i quiet uptown 'Ip'ut UNIT To 'Iu'u
Clip Rcal Gstalc for Sale.
4 VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY on
~ Bcckman.st for sale. rutland d WHITING. IN
Nassau-st
ELDRIDGE-ST., near Grand.-Good renting
II property for sale rutland WHITING, IL Mas.
EOR SALE-Hote site; elegant plot West
Il side shave between 65th and 5Cthsts 75xlOO IL
West Houstonst
TOR SALE.-With immediate possession, the
desirable hree.siory English basement house ~ lA't
Murray Presbyterian Church the hoHsc contains
f coS SH and IL ST ie,T Tor -aa family ApIgy
to MARTIN KLENEN, 50 libcFty-st
PAMPHLETS AND PLANS
OF THE
CENTRAL PARK APARTMENTS
lHOME CLUBS
7thayc, 5Sth & 55th. streets.
facing the Park.
ARE now READY FOR APPLICANTS
At The Offices Of
Messrs. ALEXANDER e GREEN. Equitable building
Messrs. LEsPINA,sE d FEIEDMAN.9 PucSt,
Messr-. HUBERT PRISON & CO., Architects,
l2jl Broadway.
These apartments believed 10 De without exception, hc
reception rooms &C., being larger than can possibly h" OBJ
6uiidnsi are TO be entirely r,p proc warmed with -tcin
provided each with two passenger ecr io1 one especially
on the open No shaft dead allowed Tie
club organizations a. Il bali Of what the same accom-
modatIon would cost outside Of cooperation.
CATiON IL WRITING TO Mc,,rs ALEXANDER &
GREEN, 100 Broadway Equitable BuidngJ
AT 3 O'CLOCK =. u.
STATING THE NUMBER OF sHARf- DESIRED AND
ALLOTMENTS WILL BIZ MADE THE
2GIH DAY OF NOVEMBER.
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BrookInn ,Jropertp for Sale Gu1 60 Get
FINE 3 STORY and basement brown
~ stone house. cabinet finished; select locality might
exchange house Ofloss value CIAS MCMlCHAEL, 10
Broadway.
A HALF BLOCK go LOTS in Brooklyn, near
~ horse 10 all Tie ferries: will Doc sold for 5000 easy
terms rutland d WHITING, III Nas-dI-Dj.
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Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.-PropOsaI- for removing old -truc-
y and for building ,rb hulhIAi al Cprutr, slip
b. %, received bF Ic Department OF IU.a u Iud
lI1 Duane until W.du. day NDg,uu. 3D. l--l, 90 D.
u,oDh For iHl information t, city Record, copies
f0I sale so. CITY Hall
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Gelp uanle0.

WANTED-An experienced business man
w who Is thoroughly posted IN ,sshing and
sporting goods TO take responsible position in large West
en house Adaress with u particulars as 10 experience,
salary required HENRY J. WILLIAMS, care NOrwalk
Lock Co, New-IOTk City.
WANTED.-Salcs well acquainted with
the city retail book and stationary business GEORGE
X. LOCKWOOD & SON. Sl2 Broadway.
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Citn 1lroperln uanlr0.

NVANTED.-Unfu fiat or floor in
w private house: not Elevated Road. ~th and
JUth.sts quiet Uptown Tribune once l,2&S Broadway.
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Steamboats, dn0 Railroads.
4 -REDUCTION or FARE.

4 -REDUCTION or FARE.
a. FALL RIVER LINE
SrW-Nolk 10 io,tDn 81
Newport and FAN llycr, a.
Points.
Palace steamer,
BRISTOL AND PEDNlDENCE
taVc Ny" loik daily sundays Included, 80 $3.50 T. M nom
mex Boat from Brooklyn atI pm. Jersey city 3. M.
,h,l, ava state rooms may bo scared 40 all Hrncp no
s su'icr ana ticket Offices AZ the occ on Per - aga on
BORDEN LOWELL, AgtA G,l. Pass Agt
baltimore and OHIO RAILROAD.
- =. hpbLL. FAST LINE To THE WEST
,.- va Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
ana after May -, Passenger Trains Peuu4v
5a - X Depot loot Of Cortlandtst and Dcsbfoscs-st -
80! m-E1cept sunday, arrive Washington i:3j p m
i.lciEcS washington 9:lI D. 3D. daily with 7l''p
reached
Pm.-Daly fast line for Washington arrive Cincinnati
O. palace 'ccpes through TO Cincinnati AMI chicago Entire
HI I,n IN, ~, ,,iIpl q 10 .h'lfh
EtiSGicr lo;3Jp m. ArriyeIt camden station Butnore-
ui,1 D. M Warrington 7iI Day Express leaves Hu-
CiHnlt
Noothcr line makes faster TINE to me We, Trains arrive
Ickrtsand sleeping b-rhs secured ant bixyl r,fI tlt
anu checked 10 destination 40 cpnpiuys OGoe 80 Br1ll
Iany.
FOR BRIDGEPORT and al points on HOU-
Il sAIONlC and NAUGATUCK RAILKOADS-Steamors
eaNe n,iafue sup at 80 AN 500 pm twenty thIi,.L
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
l. ALL RA IL from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily except sunday Boston, at
s:Vo a M p m (parlor cars attached and 10 p w. with
"a. days at TO p m with palace sleeping carsL
Limited tickets TO Boston tall rail-, 50.
ch els and parOT seats be obtained az Metropolitan
I enue and Windsor Hotels ticket Offices and At Grand
Central Depot
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Gounirn propcrin for Sale ano 90 Get.

A SMALL PLACE FOR SALE in Duchess
- County Oh =. IA. AMI -. aud y. d. AMI o. Ra.rn,I,
hours from New York Ia hours POlghkeep.s mons,
ugs grounds acres IN grass and garden
nuts ami abundant shade mountain scenery
drives Desirable for permanent home re4ldrnr.
locality exceptionally healtn, AMI lgOrte with summer
boHdeIs Address W. Ct;ANDkLI+ Atuebury, y. Y
A L ORANGE, y. j. neighbOlhood speculative
[IPfOperty for sale and rent M yiIeAs, xfeAt bIrxla
EDWARDP. HAMILTON. y Plne.s.., " 7.
CITY and COUNTRY COMBINED-Fortv
~ minutes from iber y-st New Ork: frequent trains W
best passenger r0adTO RENT. with privilege OF purchase.
house with ten sleeping sta stahl aud OF more
IN garden aud trt hot and cold water BATH closets
&c four minutes from depot paved streets 10 stores schools
and chickens can remain Apply 10 station agent u Mora,
Central Railroad Of NcwJerscy.
DAIRY FARM, 100 ACRES.-GoOd build
~ ngs, orchard and fences front Would De OK
changed free and clear for property in SewIOrL Brook.
Ign. rutland q WHiIiNG, ~ NassausL
FOR SALE.-Large tracts Texas Georgia.
Kentucky and Tennessee lands cheap PAUL p. TODD,
l45 Broadway.
ORANGE, \. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
y SEATS toilet and Tor sac rIrIsloi unftrn.,lsL
bLACh W Ill. q NTH, opp. main station. Orlags n.
'TNARRYTOWN country seat or land wanted
real value about $lO.t o. In exchange for Broolly1
eghts dwelling and full O Ferries and The grdyc
Address the owner, REUBEN HARRISON, BOx CSC New
York
ITO LET.-In Old Lyme, Conn, for use now
next spring two very tasteful cottages
with furnaces; one luy furnished. partly or not at
ALI fine sea and land views Address Jul GE MCCURDT