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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-11
COMMISSIONERS At LOGGERHEADS

At the meeting of the Commissioners of Charities
and Correction Of Kings County Wednesday there
was sequel Of the alteration between Commits
sioner Ryan and Warden Green, of the Penten-
tary on Friday of last week, which was described in
Sundays TRIBUNE Mr. Ryan offered resou-
ton that Warden Green be dismissed for insolenty
refusing to give information concerning the PenI-
Tertiary TO ommissioner Ryan. President Ship
man Immediately offered motion to lay
the resolution on the table. This was sec.
opdsd by Commissioner Henry, and by
their votes IL was carried Commissioner Ryan then
eaid the Gag law was being enforced. and CON-
planned OF the action of bis fellow Commissioners.
He afterwad offered resolution that the heads OF
the county institutions DO required to give
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srp3ryp Couai--cHABsgas-Do ro1uc - orr INNS 81
IL As 100 i51 i7o 296. zoS 2" 22' 22s ISL 2i7 d'2
,ssSsaAI TEsH: Adjourned slue die o.. -. ,o.yo
Special Tssn as yGr 20 qs Sp;p r. tx sa3 W.
d. gis ~ o52 o5S s1s s"5 :G a 20 -: a. -; o3 -
sss So e. SIS go s5S t sol ~ s ' 90 ' '
AasSlnsd na Monday opens l'
PART s1S i9 CDss yi y SS' liz Sy
S SsSs' s97i %iS7. 1893 5o5S. ,,..
cSSS 'ss1f so ss5 i5
Ai sSiA aGSa
SPECIAL - sM-Sedgwes 100 Curt opens at ~ a. M
v. TsIsn T Saisa q T5as
@ I 81 g. a s i! So sss 81 49, ~ g. g.
e. E g. 4 l5s IFS 9Fs2I 5sS $50 S @
G"%pt sCsss' sgsns
ssd sF SIS Gp ms tOT at oss 4S @ S
SOj 6s2. 4Is 57O 522. 535, 81 97; a. OIL" A. 977
n s9IcA o. iEaNHvaD Brant Mt IL
w ro1irrY TERN Adjourned for the term
Sc: ss s T d5o l6is Os7 1857 io
lois ss Ray Sos 800 Ss sP YSS H. N0
iosd iosf ioss iSs0 ass o3 sG 1865 49, IT,
ahaISE coUar-IniAL TERM-PARrs IIAdiourned
pSaT III-sheridan J-coprt opens at 10 mBed N
S7ss b7ss. SsiG $685. 5Sss. 509s ooo2; b550 5G,6
M Gssss Hess%n Frank Mcphssas August
phSs SseI LOUIS Rem
5o Pa SS F. acS As caTs
h,sps Sssb oSyH wsSste Charlie,
p Bnrrows Thomas Carroll Henry BretenDurck BODeit
b b Violation lottery laws psone az, Owen ,,ns.
gan homcds slonios assault and BATTERY
charles s%h sny Sn n
battery William McNsy grand EaS sds ysai"
VI the Lottery laws
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THE COURTS.
civil, NOTES.

Absolute divorce was granted i'll Brooklyn
,s.,srdav IN Helena Meyer from Otto Meyer
nav;d Fl. Mathie recovered yesterday $45O
sces for the death of his little boy In action begun
60 me Court of Common Pleas against William A. War.
run over and killed.
Thomas Mccullough las brought suit
aeatns, tho rec. liver OF the Rockaway Improvement
Company for $4,000. While at work in the iour'n
story Of the big hotel he fell through on elevator passsgs
to the first floor breaking his rn and iD)urhe LIS sno
90 that he win always be q sufferer.
Judge J. F. DAILY rendered yesterday decis-
lon In the matter Of the application oClarnda Wooo'"n
for the custody Of her children who she claimed au peo
enticed away from her by Aaron b. woodruff ner mus t
children from the custody Of the father as 'hes po
TERED to remain with him.
George P. Putuam's Sons began recently an
action in the Supreme Court against Dr. Leo l. mayer
.ad others to restrain them from publishing certain
work on anatomy The plaintiffs claim that the puonc"
lion was violation of rights acquired under con
tract to publish the lectures OF Dr. Daing a stire
Van Worst at Special Term The decision was reserved
The SUPREME Court of the United States
A,s rendered decision as to the validity OF the fo'
law OF New-York with reference to the Constitution OF
she United staes-a question that never before ma"
Been passed upon by that Court C. A. McNanee, asandy
Hook pilot rendered his services to the schooner h h.
Racket When fifty miles from this port The tender was
.efused Action was brought against Alston Wl!Son
he piot was sustained by the Court OF Appeals. The
United States Supreme Court airms this Judgment
Augustus F. Miller died in this city In JAN
,ary 1881 his will has been offered for probate and tie
rst hearing upon the contest Of it was had yesterday
,efore Surrogate Calvin. The WILL which dsposes OF an
state of about 100000, drawn by the testator
himself on one side Of single sheet Of letter paper
There was no attestaton clause and the
1ames OF the witnesses signed after the WORD VII
iessesS some after the making Of the VIII, IN
April 1875 Mr. Muller married the first egatee
Van Warener She is the contestant, conendng t1at u
was not properly executed before the witnesses There
ara no heirs or next Of kin.
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bdnarup! Notices.

IN the DISTRICT COURT Of the Uni ED
STATEs fer The >OtrEitN u.s. llCI 81 - ~
;he matter Lis No., i'll ~. III VI m
ruptoy southern DisIr Ec"-lork -; ihn nIUi
srui The assi.lre bankruptcy OF the estate ll
Willis KNOWLrON, The olnkrdpt ap"Nc i,n. IT, NJ ~
gives oi 10, iat o Monuay the 3Nih LAY oi feDI
m oclork i'm tue afternoon al the siOelOus' V ",
Partridge NOs % and ~ West 1G'hs IN tio -
Nrw.YO 4 he will sell at u IA Gd'tou certain PotStt
lrnpclty bcnngng The e-ta OF the sfld DlSIu ~
Inc of ph0ng lrhr guus AID n2trras an iuln'hr w
nioograpnc yaicry pa~ruars ~ Wl'h a,n W "a
tine,i y inquiry Of Ihe Undersigned AZ s Olc " Ian
liroai wSy ni the CIt OF NcWN Or@Iat,d sc" JIM jan
u, 1891. ilV VIA ~ n n a,, yI5@l ntnnkrnpt
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.
.BANY, Feb. 1O.-In the Court of Appeals

today-present. the Hon. Charles j. Folger e. d. ana
sssocIateg-- the following business was TRANSACTED:
No. I4-Chares D. Morse. implicated etc. appellant aR
William Morse, executor etc. ana oteis ~ e
Newton for appellant and George W. ay
tor respondents. Concluded. ,, =,
No vO-EiAs a.. Sporting. respondent agt "Ihhm u
Conner sheriff. etc, appellant submitted. - ~.
NO. 6o-Samuel Fordhain, respondent agt James men
Erickson and others, appelanis argued by
Stewart Ron for appellants and Moody smith for rcspon
No 9l.-The nibernia National Bank respondent agt
Leopold Laconb and others. commissioners appellants
argued by William Henry Amoux for appellants ana Thomas
No 95.yohn Coyne assignee etc. respondent agt +. O.
Weaver late sheriff etc. appellant argued by L. H. Rsey
for appellant and n. Il. kernan respondent
ate Sheriff etc., appellant argued by G. D. Adams appel
liant and b. NJ 1in0iey for respondent
The day calendar OF ths Court Appeals Friday
nh
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to any one of the Commissioners of Charities and
Correction information at their command about
Commissioner Henry moved to strike out the
clause providing for dismissal, and the resolution
was adopted. Commissioner Shipman afterward said
information to Commissioner Ryan about the food
for the couvicts and SAID IT wOnld not have been
improper treatment if he had locked the Commits
in Ia call
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Nrw.yopK CITY

Madison ave- No 068, 26x95: and also W Madison.
ave 77.2 IL n Of 16th-st, 21X9j: stephen TOW
brd e ct al TO- executor, etc 10 Mary DaMs. l
y TIowbridge ct 81 to, executors etc 10 Johh 9,
bTOwe r. ig7 ii # Of 7tiavc o71i6a6xlo7x
1iOlO: + ucrk sicg ann wife to Carl Hecknagei ooo
ideed Gated 1866. 9OOO
4stHst n r. 93j6 It OF llth.ave, 06xl0o5; Mary oo
aS1noliy ana wfe TO 5 1000
Connolly and wife 70 Il TTeacy $4,000
se'a 80 u Jos Dunn and wife to Isaac Meyer 0OOO
Dunn ana wife to JOS Emanuel 4.5UO
i2lstst $50 II w Of 2d-ave, 26xlOOlO III and also
lzlstst l3O.6f W OF 2d-aNe 29GxlO'.lG VIM oooo
BeaIal anu wife Joseph Preston, 10000
II Morton referee to Victor Sigrst 10000
on and VIE 4 Ic to Vim Il Dunn $1,000
Sm onrtney referee t. Edwin Cfukshank So 400
o'o HsGmeTslty and vile to Geo osgood 7loOO
4"h se 10 sophia Keller 1850
er' To- i Eiely Andrl son 1o6oo
Deyoe'st n =, 800 It OF HielbndgeNe. lO0s4X
l45Al2jx Irregular; Morris Wens ock to Isaac
same 5roperty Isaac Never TO sarah WrinsocE.....
lu4thst. 4 ~ l16s II Of Sd-ayt, J,N93.ll: Joseph
Dunn and wife 10 Anna Feiiretch. 49,.
odaye N e ut lO5d.st, lOON9O.il; BiTtha a Dcanc
~ Cthusb TO John ID kpist Jr lSbu'
Houston ST. II g. 30 tie Ave.D. 21XlOj; VIM
Boyd referee. 10 Ferdinand 30, AN Oipo
Pc1ry.st. 10 # " OF WasLiuSt,n.St, Cox lO@3h
iI0s john r MI lei re-. 10 jas Iichais.. 1910
"0' FAM and husband to Douis $500
WasEingtOn.sQ. West NO3" also 8 W cor ~ Mac
douga and ith.ats. 341't also nos ~ ana -
Newest. ana properly in mississippi etc ANits
Merrill jr 10 Geo MRcculioch Milcrtt al, Uda'ecs :,
.
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DECISIONS-FFB. 10.

Supreme Court Chamtera-Bv Judge Donohq L.
70 Ms sg Br psan
be reered puelos ag With coss
rs sT the %nr s cro
Jones SS N aS
Win see aene sec
a MSDe snS a as a snin see In the
mae: :s's ss Si sssk
Teniie Deinquents ast Moday. r Rsbey agt Risbey-
. BY J ~ 1Ss siaSous
gSs sGqd S be p With
Of as %s M Ss aSt W
ana sehOresene Miller AGess AtesS
ie sD 81 ATrowsmn dnsEenaemer eisrler-order
Superior Coart-Special Term - Bv Chief Justice
sedGwick-Muldoon al Blackwell ct am0rier on re-
HtSF AMT bS sas
Ss s Sss Sna r
% s sssa Of cS
ance The Nassau Bank ag Knox; kcek agt Wr rdc
TasseIty agt. Young EdenbOug aSt' EdenoouShofoeIS
By judge sper-Renner agt Muller. etc.Case apd ex'
's Co%Son Pieas-Special Trm-Bv Judge Van Brunt
agt Wbiie@ordcr signed smith the standard L@gpary
SG% e noSn esn Ss in view Of the
fact claim stands acmsed by The pead5gS
see Ismorandum sprngeT ast denied
B%ehsH "gt sig1sd
and Hemoran,lum with Paper. application of roreI
etc-Appncation granted. Levy etc. agi Standardization
granted
Marine Court Chambers - Bv Judge McAdam.-
Bruce agt acknowledgement filed Osulivan agt
Duseuhury Statdel a9t ScheIkCr MdXlnn ggt. 1alker
Nancy agt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. granted. Byrne act Dows
Ludewg-Ordef res.ttied Knapp agt standardization TO
denied without COSTS provided the &C.
fendant appears the referee and submits - an exan
Is a. N a Kye:m fF
missed Webb agt ,ludgett: Higgins ag schwars final
do ACT GuarielI same Lubban; Shadlon agt JOuSon
O. Reilly sgt sullivan OF Breakers agt Parson Canen
aof Cnnuen: AIT MCGOWAN Htinerger agL Cuhh
ting agt Thorn Haberman agL loeb morton sg
Wi7son cCarthy agt. Gbuey Baylcr ag Johnson Knee
M ~; Don0nue Same acf Fullerton Eil AT. laura
han iiiec1ns ag Muller: Robinson agf Edenbar Barns
o., Fisn: Charles ag Seen Lyon ACT Vi, ms Nacltlhe
agf FoIkens.ein; Gcrsghty agt Anderson i'n ar oM'
iir Cnchran agt VeiS0n Chosen ag'. VOL; ftOel kt
Costello; Fitzpatrick agt Whitman FlnrinE Az Ne"nn
.Judgments Beueke agt LasergWliscn M IgeI
so 70 HEEL Frank agt Mc0arrn.-DisrJsed Oh as yer P'
are Hled BALDWIN agt Van Buskrk. 10 Judgment
set
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ARREST or IN ALLEGED ENBEZZLER.

Detectives O'ConnOr and Lanthier arrested
and locked Police Headquarters Wednesday, Francis
Burmuth Of No. 430 West Foriy.sccOnd-st. who Is
charged with emhezzag about 900 belonging to his
employers. A. Smith Co., dealers In California wines,
at No 144 FuIton.st, brooklyn. Burmuth was com
mercial agent and collector for the firm The arrest
made on warrant issued by Brooklyn Police
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YOEK Thurs Law, Feb 10. 1881.
The following sales were held at the Exchange

Bu 4. IT. Muller e. Son
4.stoIy brick store with loi. No 81 Duane-st. g.
1l9-7 # W of Chathan.st, lot 27SX4 Ii x2i.llX 49,
300; W Spellman. 81
d-stOTy brick houses with plot Of land Nos 23l 23
and 235 Pearlst, of Nos ll6 anu llel
Jchnst, pot OF land 66.3xl0Ux irregular; Il ID :,
3.story brick building with lease OF lot No Dutch
ST. 3, 1873 # II OF John.st lot iIlO2xiIregnal;
lease expires May !, 1885,. ground rent $500 per
aunum taxes etc. Samuel o,Dy. ........."
brick chapel with lot, No 3S2 East 20th'st, :,
35O2fte Of 2dave. lot 39.Sx92; same buyer...... ia
5.story brick bui dings, l 3.stOry and l'stOry
brick buildings with lot No I'll Pearl.st s,
running through to (NO I0) Coolest " Of Maiden. 80
Lane LOT l.lCx23I .2x2L 2x2303 J. u; Wood. 81
5.story ] story and l.story brick buildings with
lois Nos a and as JOhn.si, Il s. 1911 UeOi
Nassau. St. lots together in size, bl.1xllU lx25,6x
x-x251lXlOJ.0 Edwsrd Austin ..... 1880. a.
l 6.story marble frOnt building with lot. No l2S
Ch1mhersst. X, 40 IL Of COlleReplace, lot 20
xlOO q: same purcha ser. ID
l 4.sory brswn stone dwelling with lot, No % East
2Sd.st, g. 3i1.ll IT e OF Broadway, lot 25eXJs.0;
Sami Colgate. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4,
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One morning when the Rev. Willis offered
the LORDS prayer the Nevada Senate Doon leaned
over 10 Hammond aud remarked: " He stole that
prayer aud III bet IL. heard the same ideas cX
pressed in Eureka ut a funeral over TWO years ago"
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steamboats, an1 RalIroaas.

nor BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE VIA
H. au H. K L. !" Grand au TsRL[s p 0iRer
1913 week dlys and io5o y: III; 7ewtyorS aud
Tcw...nvl1ni ;IaIrooi ------.
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on N El,t
il gatuck and HOusatoai1 sam )ai'o9'eshors c"'o N"'
alne Sip (pier S. +. H. dale at Il'3o Am
NEW-HAVEN, llARrFOKD, &c:mf Fare, ~.
~ steamers leave Pec%sip y5 IN, Fsrot ~ '' "
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ vEK tAILnOA pCom aenSp i3, 5an""r' L. 1871
500 a. n Western anI Nor,si EHPro'' 10 "'''0''''
IlasOuig Albums ami MONTH"; ,r tn . Canaan.
Gqie% Sshr'tE n nt %d rrv vita connections to Utica
Saratoga, Glcns Falls anu Rntl M R1,,rv AMI rrov
900 H. r. m 81 ipIa Express duy Stn S,ep11 cars e"
81 o r"% %a a, s,i r3as an iT1n o oedo am Do
iroit and excepting sunday ushs ''' A'''0A wa i'''
Pacific Say T aro sc'p anS care Chs fG'
Ros9r-"r Bm,aio sa t Tor via 81 Abant
1880 p III, Night Express VIII" "00PD9 '
ana I: IN sale at Nos 3D. 9j3 aai ilJ Boad%ay and
Ws SSn1 EtpFfs os AMI 3 BFSosyn
J. NJ TOCCEY. GcIi sup t. b. "r'''N''i' NN1- - -
POCKAWAY BEACH;mSewTc, 1or aSi,v W s4s"a
suSlay: Hunters rSnS Si I5 JIG alS2 p. M M 4'0 IN
Leave liock-"n, 7:lo a M 2;iS Wv :;
&2 TO BOSTON
STONlNGION LIN r., -
CoNNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
NAs,Acmu,ErIts S on Tarssy and saturdays
and NAEitAGANsErr on AOnaA''' wednesdays Nna FIJI
aJAaL ., =, ma, prnp {J Y r.
100, -, Toe ~ ARRIVING m BO3tOI \. NJ special Lmtei
between Ne@.l ork 'ud pV''""' WV"
- = y ns specled on their faceS2 each NJ o..,ou,o,,,
iceets lor al priucina Ticket oncSs na5y et So,
secra offices WestcOtrs Express Noiavenys ~
s ami 81 Broadway. and Metropolitan anu f1u A'0N'
Hotels offices $500. ron pnrtouT ONLY
s,.antsT. iC RIA aud GALA ga Ieave Pier ~ So's1
RiveT foot OF Warrenstl, naly NAoVPS SuN'"'" ~
for Boston, Providence direct . .,,A,
Freight VIA e'noi INV %. i BABCoCk, President
I W. FILKINS Ueneral PASSENGER Agels
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fu>HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
I NL.M.YniiK. LAKE ElilE An ID WESIERN kALL-

THE ERIE KAlLWAGt' nov w Kn9%R as tie
AEnISGEMENr oF TRAINS TAKSG EFFEcT To- 1880
room coaches "a Buffalo and suspension Bridge,
,o at a. n CONNECTING with fast trains 70 the and
southwest. Pullmans best Drawingroom Sleeping COACHES
p No. DAILY Pacific for the West SessPi nm
CResso without change also Dining Cars TO Chicago
Dsye hsEer srai trr iSF bro
Newark $40 $40 1880 a. nj S;IV IN oSU 1u o Tx
1" M UpT and Pasarc g. 1850 TO- 1920 m-tho loo
A. H. train stops Ruheford, Sny CR iSn M IL mid
night sundays D, $780, 1920 a. Ill., l;fo o'o p Ill., anu -
Midnight 7.,o ~ 1920 H. u noOn LAO, g. $50 4:i0,
ti rScp; % 40 6IO 6SO 1880 m and IL md,
SUNDAYS $50 IO:O III, las. $50 p M and IL
" PnIetsJn via Newark GAP $40 liso $40 42o S20
Go go p m n $50 aaS D. ~ M m'un'NH'
day VI a. r. III 0l0 A. H. lao $50 o. GlO 75, and IL
miduisht sundays $3.50, lO2O IN, lao $50 p H. and
u w u GR RlsR 700. 1920 a m. 4;3O p. m.
NtwSnTs ami Cornwall 1850 a. IN, $780, 4:3O p M Sun
oa WoSout and Kingston $3.50 Sundays $50
s9nsnys g. $50 l1:2O NJ. $50, 7Rm,o ,,.
MidietSwn 1850 8, lU2O m: 800 49, 1lo p m;
$50 scn hSG gS and
ha nar j,sSs 45S o. 1920 a. m $780, T. 715 Sun
$50 s SsT ssTs e $50 S aa Of and quarter after
each hour 5l0 NJ to 94o D. n anu al 'o'o ana iis'
for passage ami for Apartments in Drawing Room
che, Iias ana Of Bagssge may be LED AZ NE S Com
Nos 2Ss 49l Or SS 1spo
xvFess Trains west arrive In Newfork at ''Zo
and f-S S5 ana %b aST Gtn passr Agent NswYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ EnslewGOS GGsC l Pe5S So ass sS
scE q; ~ m, aud $50 p The iS0 y H. train VIII
s SUM ID minutes iaier saturday nights
Manuel spnns Valley and Aonsey 'Oo "'o Mi Sou
pm JNo NJ ABBOTT. General passr Agent Nsw'YorE
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RAILROAD.

z GREAT THU Il LINE
AND UNITED STATES VAIL ROUTE.
Ila!Hs leave New lok. VIA DesbrOsscs AMI Cortlands
Streets Ferries, II follows
Harrisburg. PtSbig. ts y 81 AMI SOUTH with Pullman
Ia'arc, attached. . y m. u and $50 p m daily.
llliiunDar;. LWk lIRNrh , y. 500 tOTTy and
so conn,rmg n CORY lor ritusvle Petro.
lein u. q AMI tic on heg'ni~.
bal'imn' Ma-lungtOn liiii" octl; Limited NdShn;
IApr - 81 PHmIn iItpr AZ dly excerpt Snniav
10 a. m: arrive REGULAR a. 1870 ami 81 ~
IT, ~. 80, H. p m. Sunlay, !. 81 D. a. and Top ILL.,
ENIles. I - !.,iimore. except nlftY y. m.
IlnI,iD. a. NJ :2O Bio. 1. -. SO, aud IL
ard II Eint sunday $50 amt A. NJ. y, Il, - $780, ana
L. y. H.. AMI ~ nl.ht ~
tXlrc. tor Philadelphia VIZ camGci '3l r. IN anu D. H.
sun aY.
trains A. jersey ty aarlngA speedy ana direct transfer
Tor ~ ,okiyn travel .,..... ., ,,.,, -. o,- -
,aiy ti3O D. lay exce2t Monday - From
Wa.h,uo;nn and Bait. G:jOa 33l SO. 1000 p
Sundav b % a. 10. aud $50 :. ~ From Phiadelpha 351
al, = ;o iuIO II lOa. M, llD, = .: ~. $40. $50
xxx and 05On ~ sunday 5:j0. $50, :, l0IO lll0
,.l md o. d..
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NEW-YORk AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LINE

BOUND BROOK KOU TIE.
For TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA ~
Leave Ncwio Station Z. X H. OF N j. fo'tof LID
For Philadelphia Ninth and Green.sts at 7;i5. o. 10
day q. $40 ~. .. 30 7. ll30, ~ M 49, oo
For Thir AMI BerGssts &C $50 Ills M; $50, 40"
$50 D. u. ON sunday SIS IN. ,o,,,-
FofTrenon Warren and Tuck irsS ?3p i5 ~ rdi9
1880, 4. 4:3O 4:45 530. g. 1880 III M SUNDAY
s:i5 a. $3.50. Z 1880, II .. m 49,, ,,.
Return trains Phi,alelphta for New lorN 49,.
From stations Phllepa anl iteliing RR corner nintn
and Grern.sts vt 1880 $50 $50, ii a. m; l;l2 $t9'
54O Gao 100 l2l M On sunday at $50 M $780, $40
from rhrl and Berxs.sts 4:4j $50. 015 12O.
3iO 3 ll:3J sunday aC $40 a. M, 43O 1880 m.
From Trenton Warren and Tuckrr.sts -1:25 425. 540i
Gao y 905. 1905 ll20 n; :: "a; 42i $50 1925 SD
n m sunday-i:25, 425 92Ol. 6l6, 7'2j y.
Connection is made at Jersey CITY station to ana IRON
Brook vn and Erie Depot Jersey CITY, ~ NO, %, al,
q44 gi7 1928 Broadway and NJ the principal hotels NOS
and Cori a., and Annex Office wells Wharf, BfookVi
Y Transfer Company Dodds Express will call for and
atIon can 10 aIe ga AMI 1923 broadway I3 othaye
New. York. andI COurtst BROOKLYN All these ono1I arou
"a, "a -, nI wis IA lie Eel Telephone and Law Telegraph
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ceeiurcs an0 .uecilnss

(SOOpER UNION FREE NIGHT
~ LECTURE FOR THE PEOPLE in the Great Han. q
oc,ock saturday Feb II. The lecture VIII DE den'els
NV the Rev H. L. SINGLETON, OF Baltimore Nd Su"''oT
a, being he Goth anniversary Of MI Coo2er.
i,rkes can oo,aned gratis at the ohice ~ e p"
81 y, ~ Van SOstianls book stole. 20 MuIray'st
UDicn anu ~ ~ van ADHAM ) HEW 1T. Sec.
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Balls.

A RON SOCIETY: - OAR,
n GRAND MASQUERADE BALL -,n a,
Unison SQUARG GARDEN, MONDA1. FED. ~.
Tx is-Gentlemen 30 Ladies' SO eaen-esn oe naa ..
co,s, ,cmi: 81 Br, ad.st.: Geo. Henger ~ EAsange-
place ogden KatseImgeE SO IAbertyst; ptes gi
%as aust; Palm Fechteler 403 t!rotdwsy " 2r,an,
Baur 80 Geo Hanf I32 BsoAg Gn. Fbave ~
SnSnceberg $40 A j. wllhsm .S ia 10 sns 81
r. ,iuggeuheinler 800 dave; q, Ati'n i'@"' - -
81 Mar.' splacc, ana OF oil the uie'noei'.
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on AND AFTER JANUARY II. 1881.
Express Trains leave Newl ork via Debrosses and Cor
laII,t streets Ferries. as follows
l. 90 7.:o 3 SAD 10 Limited II m, 3:2O $40
D. 4, $50 and 10 H.. and II night Sundlys, A:3O ana
. H. M }, IT, I. $40 and ~ and II nght
xptss Trains leave New.YOrk daily. except SUNDAY, at
1880 running through via Trenton ana Gam
Uolis OK Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
tIan Jersey 'y, aOrns speedy and direct transfer
io i,,g trains ielve Wet Philadelphia l20l 3:45 rs.
iij : $50, and II Limited Express $50 ml ,,
iIj + and H. H. ON sunday l2:Dl, $40. 5:26. \. $3.50
a. ~ t. I. and Z p Leave Phiauclpha via camden va.
M. ami 500 &. III. daily, except SUNDAY. $500 ,e -
licAet Offices, j2 and 9ii Broadway Astor mouse anu
of and COrtaDdtstH; COurtst anu Brook
ivU Nnurx station foot OF FuOns. Brooklyn; Nos la.
IA and Is Hudson Hobokcn station, Jersey City Em-
farant 1ickot office. - Bltterypl1ce.
Thp Transfer company VIII can lOr anu cheek
boprlgr from hotels and residences , r.o,,r,,
ANk THOMSON. J.. +. rAhMEiS
INA iieneral Mauager GEM Passenger Agt.
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Gin iieal GslaIe FOR Sale

a DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEISEO AT TIE
TPr0WN OFFICES NO BIS Br"1dwaE cD:. Thirty
irstst OF s42 sixth.1vc be; Forty seventh anl Forty
c1gth.sts 3OS FHenty -thrd ST., cor EShaVe, No
% asr r0urIcrnIh.s' c1Tn,r MO - mr. 200 Thr'
the ii \ RLEN OFFlt - NOh
4 Zoo Third. GA 3huiicJ al isWHIty
dt.st., up 10 8. o. AZ regular oiic" ratr+
At LOW PRICES.-FOur strictly firSt-class
~ h0Ises has windows, extensions. etc; incud ny north
vest com 4 "a 81. iai aId itl,Ves '" r. CROFT
Ile.G'-c3
UIASF 18TH T-Full size, iour-Stoiy,
II ,rowu sion, ;rr~ucd thIOugncui WIZ u" cuiiy
pace on N.w.lIay in! o. oyer r. 'i,'d IL rui Pay
meat. 1T LAM a. W ~ '-''' - - '-I' '''
$500. I% 5 6. :ss: r!1 r-% l,ne has '
I;,,t i2l,, s7.unc EOID owner 4oN East li4thoL
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IA PASSENGER TRAINS anu after June !, 1850, Will
leave cpois COrant and Desbrossess az 74o a.
m | ~ in for EaatOn, Bethcnein. AlentONn
Reading Malch Chung NilkesbArre TOwanda, Naverly,
BntaO the west sleep'
ing coaches attached to $3.50 y. M. train. =,
ITYin, wing 40 a. and 10. connect LOT all
points in N ahauny and IIaZriOH coal regions.
L. -. BY NtiTON, General Passenger agent
General kGscrn office thurc and Corr bandits 4s
II n AUput.
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CINCINNATI, CHICAGO: ST. LOUIS

" "
VIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Lave Ncw.I Ork. foot liDeTty:sf.:
. n. IN. For Washington. Cincinnati Chicago &c.
! y M. Daily Line ThroGgh Coaches ami Sleeping
cars 10 fnciIlrati chicago ~ Lulis. Sc
ll3Op. H. Daily tor Warrington. Cincinnati, Chcago &c
Irrts bIg-a" checked ut IOJt OF Lloertyst
y. r.. { L. Il. OF y. J.
JOSEPH = HAER1S, H. r. BALDNlN,
t;enclll S1nagrr. Gen. Pass. Agt.