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CHARMS $500, ,,..Dop ..p.,,spoprAr1oY
COMPANG


oeic. p,sr IA = r. foot Of Cort.andtst
con.rumeats freight forwarded ID uec'eu " "ny par
Of world - . ,,, ..rII,,,
UNLJUAIIED FACILITIES FOh DIoFAlCh-
Orders received for delivery OF al Ainds Oh freight anu Ner'
eLaudise 10 any part Of the city
hEAAND HAtBOR TOWING AMI RIVER AND hAk-
BOK LIGHTLRAGE
Freight Of every description proMP-' "su'0 ~ any P'
fl, HE harbor at reasonable rAte+ Co., -.
-lEAMBOAT-. BARtES AMI "HONE7 ~ OHAh-
TLlFUlt kACL RolONo. ,,...-. ,,o.,.,. ,.r uryv
Steamer. Jonu IL startn and Erastus corning Tor NEW
uASrN leave Pier Is, y. K, al p H. daily lSAtsIu~Js
i.ePiTseajPoLIs EXPRESS CO.. between New-York and
- u.Veu Care anu ulspatch guaranteed "A
tori D., L. a v" A. toOo4' - 'SA 49,
tar en- points East AZ Per lo ,,n.., ,r
NukTH SHORE, SrAIEN ISLAM D-Er'e sAuoS -
CtNTkAI sHIPYAkD, COmnunlpaW ~ J-DiJ y ~ -.
ucb,n, aud buer shops eycTJ thing appoIlAnHs '" Wv
eopsIruc,ion repair vessels
rI,ROY ROATS-CIrIZENS LlNE.-New
sfeamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY i eAys u!ai
Tcen Saturday, AZ m Pier A. NOrtn Vof s9os
tonhrrst connecting morning TRAILS Lor 'Oi'n AAA
We.t sunday steamer touches AZ AlDAhJ'
fs,tr, POPULAR SHORE LINE. r,,,, ,.,s,
A H. BD-ION AM - To l.
Ali. I,AIL PROM GlIAhD CbNlfIAli DEL "a, 81.
T,re. express Trains daily sunny VAovF -, - ~
% b. u p Oarlor cars sllA' u'ul' a'1 AZ p 49, N
pa1'f sG GIlT5 TTiiCETs TO BOSTON ALL RAIL So
NEWPOKr express az y NJ, pailof cars a'@0houJ -
special express at p M parlor cars at
"a, tsd arrive. Al Providence LOGO p ~ ,,., - - 4,
seas secured AZ IHlh Ahouuo AN"
undsn Hotel lie Eet offices. and at Grand CebtIa bepOe
l. ". FILklNs, General Il s'ehsR AseA~
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,rOrrrD STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1O-Ihe i01o DIV me UGited
states to-day; ,.... ,bo rooors.
- "a George w Mtenherger and others az, u Camotuy
NJ o,,rFc+.svile and southwestern tsaHVe. O'-F'
port r,io.n concluded for the appeah u.s. -rs
NJ --GeorCa A. tunnn2 nam ae vac 'ANN'- 49,
- talroad COMPANY and 0thers-fsssel art Morris
No SI~Thoma, anch ana oihgtI , "a, ~ AreucG.
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THE COURT OF APpEALs.

AIBANY, Nov. 10.-Ihe Court UI TT ~
,-tu meet on Monday, November IS at ~ d. ocn al
calender will be called as follows Nos 90 will
So. 276. S53. 364 and 500. Iuesd"!' No'
h. tnOLOu day.
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rnrnr CALENDARS NOVEMBER u.

.sy,r CorRr-CHAN BERs-Hold by D9n92h4e j. "a ~
.srcsiied A. il Mos az - "a 90 D.. 64g 300
l7S 1914 .. =, ~ -os' -o'' -f"' 49,
POI 2j3 25l, 700. ,,..a-. poutns Contested will OF
sUh.O'A =, loa IN and OF Turns DOoper at loV a. IL
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Gte1 nj11t5 Itt iIiLrJI1L
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Wa Philadelphia Baltimore and washington

and after lay 2,, the magnificent Passenger Trains
iea' 9m Pennsy vanla Railroad Depot loot OF CJrsands
dud Dt'urosse,-'t, Is tJl1W3 ,y,,,
p n except lndlys otror car attlcAeL arrives
ngOn $40 D. IN Night leaves W4shingtll az ~
r AY sleepsrs Ag coaches tarolgn To CinclhAA''
anucuIc2<1
cnnat $50 chicago $50 ana 81. Louis $50 a ~
T. palace eep"rs AMI day coaches though 10 Cclnhal
ct. Louis dus chicago. ~
l2ocockuieIt Iy arrives A. Washington 8 a. m Day
Express leaves Washington az 1910 IL dAuY seepors
ana day Goa lIc4 through 10 .iI'iu1tCL
~ Noofncr line makes faster tiule the West Trains
arrive from the West tluL 300 p m ana 4U2U p
and sleeping secured and baggage ca 81
iOrdnd checked destination AZ company, ON O. 30 .. =
BroLd~ay and 10 all the oi Is vi th5 PcnnsyFana i"OA1
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
vi anu a. ct W. INiIfA -t.f
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. via DesDrO5ses and Cout91dt
streets Ferries. follows
l,burg PittsbuIg the West and south with Pullman
Palace attached m, and p. daily. NewNOr6
and Dlicaeo Limited Oi Pari0r Dining, smoking and sleep
ing Cars 81 Ia H. every d'y
WiamspOrt Lock Haven a. ~. p. M Cory and Ere at
p connecting II touy for lltusyue, Petroleum Cen
and the Oil Regions.
Baltimore Washington and the south. Limited Washin gt
EXPRESS Psdman ParOr Cars daily, sunday, 10
a. H.: arrive Washington p m. Regular via ana p K
at - and $50 N, 5:4O ana p NJ ana IL night Via
Il. and o. r. K. and ?. IN. and = night 80 800,
Sunday b. and p X. r. a. IN, p m, and ~ night,
via b. AMI y. r. r. p. IL. and II night -
For Atlantic CITY, except sunday o!o a. m and p m On
For are NAY except sunday SIS, lllOa m Cn saturdays
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and stations
ma Rahway and AmDOy H. IN, Il nOon 500 anu p m
BOATS OF lio0kyn Annex connect with ali through trains
at Jersey CITY, adOrdIng speedy and direct transfer LOT
BloOklyn travel ,,...,. o. o., a,S IONA 81, -eo a,t
Trans ariye-FrOm Ptsourg go ana Il:ZO a m .ou and
mn n II, daily From Washington anu Baltimore, 03O,
ma m So $50 93J, 1850 and lu5O PIN sunday $50,
g. IN IO,, and 81 pm. From Baltimore l:2U
STDdays 0Sj p m. From Phladelphl2~ 800, 6:4O. go
al, q 20 $40 1910 II 40 A lZo, ,, 3:5i. $50, 62J,
go y so g35 1920. 1880 ana lU6Op sunday, $50,
eco 80 ESQ. 1lsO ~. Go 73O $50 1920 lO3j and
.
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4 PLOT Of nearly 800 hulkheaded water
"A front lots Al New York UalboI. for bargain
Il. \. YOUNG, Engineer, &c, 20 EHc hdnse-p.ace.
business properly for investment in First,
ID Third and Fourteenth wards paying 10 yer cent
net join X PLAII 20 Broadway.
LOR SALE-Or would exchange for larger
house so 243 East lst--t.. 3 story brownstonc
RCLAND a WHITING, No. . beeAInAn 50.
DOR SALE.-On East 73d ST., near LcXing-
/ ton ave. S-story brick house, $4,000. RI LAND
& WHITING, so BeeAmau-st
EUR SAIL hree-stOry, high stOop, base
irtut houses GSt--t -G and % ayes ready i9I oceu-
ulu,v $4,000 SO $3.50 I'D. Apply 10 JOIN d. CRidMINS,
l.057 dave. Oh 2l7 East C0th--t
TOR >ALE.-Full front dwellings on 18th,
18TH l1th 20th 2lst odd pa and 18th SIS vest o.
4th-ave., irving PA &C. pii $4,000 20 yUoN
nor SALE.-Nos. 100, 1872, 1874 122d-st.,
L Gth ami 7th ave-. Mount Morris PARK thTeo out Of
seven elegant brown stones 80 by - o I'u
Jr perfect built ur LAY WORK apprec a-ed "heh
examined. Inquire pruIlIse5 owner aId DAle, ,r,r
BARTLETT SMITH
nor SALE.-Throe elegant 3-story and base
ent browustone houses l14xj2 feet lot 100 eet II
DAYS wOfA. Appreciated When seen. ~ IS7 % r,'gtst
luI ~ ffb and 7ttlvcs MDuuf IOrrs ftrN lnt1r
nation On premises owner ami builder BAhILEII
SMITH
LRANKLIN-ST., near Broadway.-A first
,1s -t.c for -r size - 100 VII rent fnr over II per
cent DANIEL sIRDsALL q 60. Sl1 broadway
THREE full lots on the MOrnngside Plateau,
glst--t Tia B0rt ~. Oh the rr-t %. the ll-l
ground. and with cid 'eFo the suiIouhiH1
country ou' highest ground west OF Central ara VII
10, -l Id cheap t-s Apply - owner \" " Jt-N
NISG- DGMOHE-I. H. L ass litas-, City.
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gonnlrn propcrin for Sale ano 10 Get.


4 SHREWSBURY River country-seat for
hne stable Sc one-haf pes WM. LANE, Long Branch.NJ
FOR SALE.-Fine James River farm on both
n sides X and 4. H. RI station adjoining. three miles
west OF Richmond Va 63s building ample very
Ia &c depo lis "A sienna and um1er (Ow being Worked
Goa, IRON yc Address APPER~ON y CO. Richmond, va,
EOR SALE.-2lO.000 acres of very desirable
Coal and II ard Wood Timber Land, the Of the
Cunperand River Kentucky; title perfect For maps and
al Information address, KENTUCKY Tribune Office
FOR SALE, AT P0UGHKEEPSIE,
TO CLOSE THE ESTATE,
THE HOMESTEAD OF THE LATE
C. W. SWIFT,
on the Hyde PARK Road, ten minutes Walk FROM tie
OniCc. cons Ing Of
,,-,,, =. NINE ACRES OF LAND,
WIN Nu-stoTy and attic FRAME DWELLING c1ltdinnS
say, . rooms. with ga aud heated
10y steam
hfiagc-h1use aud ample OUtbuidings.
ArWcs, pears and trait OF All kinds IN abundance.
Iut lal tio.liats appy 10 WALTER COHLIEo, agent >
HtlueA-st. FOugIkeeise
IN HUDSON, near Peekskill.-Ab0ut $50
- acres Of land with farmhouse and uo barn. for sale az
4aItal iof further paruculars inquire Of C. b. l. g
ORANGE, y. J.-Absolutea auction sale with
" out leaer d. ". Seaman Auctoneer Tuesday,
NoN. a. y H.. Exchange csrUOm. an broadway. a
unique cottage rcsd and pOt OF ground corner Rem
t,hueaVg; top or ngo Mountain lst east 81 fe licences
Mts5.s j. o. Ward ami W. J. A Fuller Ia ar residences
Clean Dr f. L Marcy and others aed about 100 feet
osc toeNaier 20 mi superb macadauizcd avcnuel
10 orange depot Further particulars Of
EDWARD p. HAMILTON ? Pine-st, y. Y
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE OF d ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 8 on SUN
DAY, STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, 2 IN
NEW-lOhk.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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PROVIDENCE LINE. n,nrcr

| FOR PROVIDENCE DlItbCL oD
Tor oil III \ ~ rs N0ETif and EAST, MOkCEoIER
The entirev new elegant steamer h iiODI-
Mondays, Wednesdays and trldIy . anu ~ nj
steamer Il ASA CHUsEITS on Ive' 1ys' lAu'S'1I' "'-
.. ~ nv from per 20 y. r., foot WaIIen-st'
Connection, made rFoydenSe wa i y ana AND White
N,untsin n.lnts TICK Tor SAFE II az llllP1A
secured al Olccs OF " c5ttole AAple37
ollces Stdlolol |n4 y7 37l, 397 and Al Broad
70, al a, t I've nue. Mludsor Iote tc4et Offices
way NNu ~ iil - L. ". FILhlAo General Pass AEeu'
TIoNDOfrT and Observation-Disclosures at
,.rar-tou.s West Point Cornwall NcwOu e Marlboro
ON PougnAecUse EsOpus connecting WIN seI anu
mi ~touy !Jyo Railroads. steam uOdls ,ly 81 1a5
~ ,,, 4Irs NJ. baldwIu 4e4Fe al p H. from halIsoh'st
= r., saturdays Ut y. IA
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Fxpress Trains leave New York via Desbrosses and Court
landt streets Ferries, as follows;
$40, 100 8. $50 70 and 10 Limed IL ~ 1880. $40
4, 3, ., :, =, and p and II night sundays Q, q
90 Limited. and 10 H. A. G. T. 8, and p NJ and II
night.
EIpiess Trains New.York daily. except SUNDAY se
7:ZO and p. running through Via trenton anu
Camden
Returning trains leave Broad street station Pht1depha
IL OF. 3O5 $40 $40 600. 1850, $40 $50 and ~ "
(I4mited Express 80 NJ, !, lo;Z2 Ldmtea, o.
ESQ 745. =, and $40 m. on sunday l-Ol 80, o'.v
945 30 m 1919 Limited. $780, 7s5, s. and s'IO p nl
Leave Philadelphia Camden, 3 a m and 4:5o p N aAy
except sunday. 49,. - -. Hama. a,d
foot OF Desbrosses and C0urtandtsts Courtst' anu
~otIvn Amer station foot OF Fulionst booAlyni Nos
ia IL and 10 Hudson St, HOboSen station jersey O1y
Fr1tcrauf Ticket once. > Battery Place
I'M, NewYOrk transfer Company Will oaH iot Aho ohe0~
baggage from hotels and residences \, y,voo,
OhAhi- aH.r,i Manager General Passr Agent
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I COLE, Auctionecr.
e. JAS. COLES SON WILL SELL,
On NLDNL-DAl, NOVEMBER 10, 1882,
$500. AT y O'Clock m.
At The Commercial Exchange 80 Fulton St opposite city
80. Han. IS 0Oklrn,
SO binding lots IN the improv mart ~ the nth ward
Oh Graham Hnmoot ana Van Coaye- and lie ,nSrd
EcaloiH LlsseL North Henry Bayard, Morton and van
Pcss This property 1. mostly In graded streets and sur
rounded by GOOD Improvements OFT Gruham ayes
sIc 80 Itst pave the whole IL es@hle 10y three
lines OF horse railroads from nearly all the ferries Terms ID
era maps AMI iuu particulars "a Olce OF 4. l.
NJ "a AN q CO agents. Gju Catcs-ave. sumner
ave, Brooklyn, and at the office Of the aIctloneer
A
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DAKOTA,

MINNESOTA and tn. NORTHWEST. IT. PAUL, MIN
NEAPOLI- and all points in COLORADO, OREGON
CALItOHNfA. NEBRASKA UTAH. and 4ON IANA
reached direct from CHICAGO Wa 80
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Hluslcal Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, 81 stops, 1928. Pianos,
I'D 1927 90 Factory running day aud night Cas9saes
free. ADDRESS DANIEL T. BEATTY W isllng on, NJ
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Crates, &fn0ers, etr.
Gh5celldHeou5.

GN5ceudneou5.
FRANCIS & LOUTREL, IS Maiden Lane,
i stauouers and printers so..cit your custom.
HEA1ING and Self-Fceding Paror stoves,
i Ranges, House Furnishing Goods. r. * !. MOWBRAI
b. Nesey 81. opposite Masain-to 3dteet.
\XANTED-A machine for making Woven
w Sprng Mattresses. send drawings and cash price TO
JOHN MORRIS, Recent Works oaii0 d, England.
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c,rovINcTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

AO-CCtNS tCTiNG WITH ALL POINTS EAST; -,
are AZ 10 Boston hTstclas limited tickets good oAJ
az speGned u kttsRkdANsETT and sToNINGroN leave
sundays at 100 D. M from Pier So ~ H. 100
Of Jsv At arriving Boston at a m .. o..,..o,,,.
secured al oacrs ~ Weseo Express Co. ~; co. o0r anu
80 49, 60 a al u fifth Avenue and windsor hote
a. 81 onr li nj always taken At The lowest rats
SSNe' ". FILhIN5 uenersl Passenger Akels
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CHICAGO AND NORTHWEsTERN ~

n runs from i've trains daily each way between
CHICAGO AMI prominent Western pola.s. If ALONE
UNs IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF Chi
caeo Pu LLllAN -LEEp4Eo al. Oils through
and igh trans For OF fare and other Information
apply by coJJI ucS,s as-lt - %
L. +. BOOTH
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Genera, Eastern Agent 40. 4I5 Broad

General Eastern Agent No 80 Bro"l"ay' NeW-A OK
TOR BOSTON THE LATEST TRAIN with
i Pullman sleepers VIA " Y. s. H. and II. r. r. leaves
Grand Cc.LId Depot ~ lls3j week days Fe ckets
AeS-lOrN ANA NeWLus land Railroad az Grand CenuA
Depot AID prI pa IJLAA
A-EW-lORn CENTRAL AND IN DSON
- RIVlE kAILEOAD-t OuIIc nciur ~ tAlUei ., 1857
tAlou ia train. Will leave Grand Cent? Dcpot: 49,. $780,,
N,-teIu and Northern Express 90 Rochester ana
Montreal with cas- also To- ~ai"51 -
ID pc,.a To- Cul'dS Giiyf sloPptIA @
Albany s. lacuse, l.OcAcstc, Luuao e Di9 viI anu
IUicQO. g., ,,,,r
lOjO me-, Chicago Express drawing room cars 70 O~n"A
da4ua. Rochester and Buffalo. ... 3D.. 4-..,, ..,~,
aLly aLt Win CONNECTION u N1-o~ Jazz
tOga. 1cua Rails Lake George ana Hut4Alt'
$50 q. H.. Albany did hoy slct4l al. ua5 o"'J
D. H., notation 10 Albany anu Troy. s. mia.
D. H. wan sleeping t4IS IVl 't 1t.
running through cyc.y day ~ The week. also 'Li7"l@ ''
huIaO anu lo.rlu. . I'D. ..t,i. si..,,in,- cara
10 SYRACUSE Auburn Road, dsO 10 eaI4os4 ana Nun
trcaL .,,ortr., eors f,r
Locrstei Bul40, Cleveland IOJI0 DeL4oI OHI0@b0 anu
ii D. H. i.Et Express with >cepng cars 70 AloSAy anu
Troy Connects morning trains lOI tAt 49, iSr,
Tickets 40 BoAns .'ttei 81 ,,-.ic and -
v-y and ut Nescu Express DnIco5 faIh az
az ~ Riuai,,ov New York and o33 " aAls tOhs1'
BrOOhlyn 90, ts,-ss,'ynr cent
NJ IDTCEY. Gen Sup't Gen fdsacukcI a5el..-
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REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK. Friday, Nov. 10. 1892.
The following sales were held ut the Ex-
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=
Iaus e4ve d-p0s OF Coandt and Desbros,
D. IN. IO and p 10. iasOu Bet. chem. AllentO"
Recalling Mauen Chunk, " ikesblire IoTauda, Nayefiy
Ithaca Geae.a, Lyons. Buffalo and tho Pullman
OrCh coaches daily trains at ?. for Ton,
Bethlehem Allentown Reading Nauch chunk. WLkeabaIre
and Ptt-ton Local trains az ~, 54O FOR Easton,
b. n chem and C0piay
Trains leaving az s a. ui ard $40 p connect for all
points MahsuOy and aleton coal Be- 0s sunday train
local Mauch Chunk, 10 A. M Leave Mauch Chunk at
ID. 50. 49,. .
L. Is. BfINGrON. q. p. a.
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LINE

Y To bosom, Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
Inc new Iron steamer .....
CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception most cant boat on the sound and
tbr fatoits CITY OF NbM-GOkk,
leaves Pier 40 40 North loot OF IT.. pier
above DesDossess Ferry, 0y except sundays az 4;O M
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furniture.
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
~ LIBRARY TABLES, BOOKCASES, &c
Manufactured Uy
T. G. sELLEW
III Fut0n-st, y Y.
Agent f0~ the CELEBRATED WOOTON DESKS.
CUTTERS PATENT ROLL DESK.
DANNEI.s Patent REVOLVING BOOK CASE
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MURRAY HILL 9Th and 6TH-AEES.-
vi Nicely furnished rooms with board; SO for Two
adults Accommodations for six or seven A DALEY -
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Gin proacrtn 60 tcI.

PARTMENTS to let in the finest apartment
- bot ses vet erected on West side Apply 10 JOHS u.
PRVGJ b. architect and owner premise, Nos 80. 81 80
81 aud 43 West j4slsL
FLOOR TO LET in the new lire-proof
building - to II Uo-cst. has tn, best appliances
for purposes fr-nt and passenger ceEloi
mower tio very utsl
h-bf Ggfv -auf room and heated with Apply 90
he OSn.r a. EOHIE MUNRO. 80 20 - Y andr" atcfst
ALL INPRONEMEN IS, elegant. new, single
a irI and fourth nt IS West l-5d 81 reference re-
CURED owner OH premises.
TE7O REN / or LEASU.-TO p Private Family,
a3-.orY brown Stone house In 4jthst Vest aud Ettf
5thave perfect order ani completely furnished IL
gurc -oJ East .,ta--L
TO LET, nc Il mod rate price, large we'll
lighted floor with hrs lplance7 for maHua' tniinH
NUN tD'- EaItn Il 10 - Nande ateI ST. Apply TO the
owner lA tic b .i.tIa4
TO LEA new AID very attractive three
rtor, -t-s-lop dwelling. so $t3 East G-h-'t, me
only one uuirn .rl of IoF ~ eight; all improvements
eir-t .>tl.icI. rent ow 10 desirable tenant l. D. IAN
PENILI.. So East ZJd--t. VI. q. 4. Building
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d GRAMERCH PARK.-Scyeral large de-
- srable lolns parlor floor. VITA hrsi-elass
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DLEASANT furnished rooms to let, With or
4 yytfh5ut board location excellent; terms mO!el
second door from St Ma-x's church l27 East 10th e.
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FALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
EAST-FAi trS l..DI CitD. - 70 Boston. Lowell and
Etohburg 10 Newport and Iau River; - 70 70 New
Bedford spOndng Ier non 10 other Ons steamers
BRISTOL and PRONIOLNCE leave New-IOrk alter
uudays udel from Pier % North River foot
OF Murray 400 connection annex boat nom
BroOay IN OF Fuloustl. ant Jersey city tlom foot
o. EA,n2nZe pace AT y. N.
4
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STH-AVE., 3O7.-An elegantly furnished
y paror ho0r with private table; also rooms for gentle
Ten location and referenc, une Koepuonable.
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j. sATONIC and NAUGA1UCK RAIlkOADS-ste amers
leave Aharnesnp 1880 u 3:JO D. t5iC. East
RIVER y. ID. Fare lower tuau any other route
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Rn Riehnrd 7. Harnett.

STORY. o.s.ory and story br.ck brewery win
fct ot land west 2Sth-~t. 249.9 n OF sth-aye,
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Sketch or Arab Bey.

Arab Pasha, or Ourabi- Bey, as
the Arabs call him, is the son of a
prominent parsonage in the prov
ince of Charkirch, in Lower Egypt,
and Is about forty-five years old.
He received an excellent education
in military school. He early i'm
bibed progressive ideas, which he
has never Tailed to propagate among
his countrymen. After leaving the
military school he entered the army
and remained for some time in the
ranks. Although Ismail Pasha pat
ronized him he did not advance the
rank of Major under that ruler. On
three different occasions he endeav-
ored to obtain the rank of Bey of
Colonel, but Ismail replied to the
person advocating his cause IF l
create him a Colonel, he will create
a revolt in the regiment under MS
command in less than six months"
The truth OF Ismail's words was soon
made apparent to his son and sue
cessor, Tewfik, who shortly after his
accession gazetted Arab Colonel.
Prior to the ID of February, 1881,
the date of the military troubles,
which have resulted IN the present
conflict, he commanded the Fourth
Regiment of the Infantry Guard.
That Arab IS a man of great deter
mination is evinced by what he has
accomplished ever since the begin
ming OF the wear. Then he was con-
sidered to be the most important
factor in Egypt, bat not even his
warmest partisans would have
prophesied that in a few months he
would venture to defy openly the
whole Of Europe and carry or his
work of disorganization under the
very guns Of hostile fleet, especial
ly dispatched for the purpose of
overawing him. Not a little of his
power is due to his oratorical abili-
Is. lie is a scholar and Is learned
in the arts Of var. He is loved by
MS soldiers as 4 cold and fearless
leader, and had the good viii Of the
Moslem priesthood, which accounts
fo- the Sultan's hesitancy to take
active measures against him, even
if he be inclined to do so.