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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
MARRo,s MURDERER ARRESTED.

Thomas OReilly, seventeen years old, of No. AZ
Rutgers-sl was arrested yesterday for the murder
of Pasquale Mario an Italian, and taken before
Coroner Knox. who held a preliminary examine
ton. James Monaghan. age fifteen, was also ar
rested. The statement made by Monaghan TO the
Coroner was as follows: Il and URellly worked
in Ticrney's milk store, No. ~ Rutgers-st We
came from jersey on Saturday morning about
o'clock, and from that time until nearly 8 we were
delivering milk When we reached Rut gers-st. |
saw an Italian coming down from East Broadway,
bar paid no attention to him and went TO serve
customer in MadisJn-s,. On reaching the sidewalk
saw the Italian picker rushing toward Reilly
VINO was leaning against cOal-boX. The former
had an open knife in bis hand, and as OReilly
seemed ignorant of his danger. passed him saving,
Joe he's got a knife, and into the store, where
took I'D large pole with a brush on the end OF IT,
which is used for cleaning windows. L then came
ont with the intention OF soaring away the Italian,
as he was irving to stab y ReIllV. As | went to-
ward them the latter took the polo from me and
poked it at the rag-picker. as though to keep him
OF, While doing TINS he must have struck the
poker which Mario held in his left hand, while he
ourshed the knife in his right, ami so thrust 1t
into his eve Mario fell to the walk and | ran
away while OReily approached the ploStrate
man and placed the poker on his breast. lie then
came TO me and sad he thought Mario was dead,
and asked me to say nothing about the occurrence.
l told several persons that the man was lying on
the walk ana went in search OF policeman, but
one discovered the body before | returned. have
not had any talk with OReliiy concerning tie
mans death since them.
Coroner Knox sent Monaghan 10 the House OF
Detention and OReilly to the IombS without BAH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14

SAFEs.-Large stock of fire and burglar proof
safes all sizes and makes Great bargn EHoaY 20 Veseyst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14

nick bis pocket. Looking down he found that the
Chain had been detached by Hamilton from his
dropped the watch and springng from the car, fed
When overtaken by the officer he pulled revolver
and attempted to shoot him. The prisoner pleaded
Morgan told him he thought he was better pick
pocket than lawyer and refused to hear him. ne
was held in So, 900 bail TO answer In Special ces-
sions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
SPECIAL AGENTS AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE

Under orders of the Secretary OF he treasury,
two special agents now making an investigation
of the weighers' department at the Custom House
1t is understood that their inquiries Will not lncude
the inspection of baggage indeed anything out
side of the wcghers department. but, as this depart
ment is a division of the Surveyors Ohce, 1t has
been reported that the investigation was aimed at
the Surveyor himself. There Is good authority Tor
the statement that this report Is incorrect. lhe
special agents are charged with the duty OF ascer-
tanning whether there are more men III the weign'
ers department than are needed to perform the
work, and whether they are competent to do 1t. 1t
is supposed by prominent Customs officers that the
investigation has been gated by Henry Z Lake
recently superintendent of welghers. This once,
10 which was attached salary OF $500 year,
was abolished recently on the recommendation OF
Surveyor Graham II is understood that Mr..
Lake secured suspension of the order on the
ground that great injustice was being done him,
but Secretary FOlgcr after a careful examination
of the case reairned the previous decision and
the Office was abolished. Mr.. Lake is believed at
the Custom House TO have made charges against
the management of the department which have
led to the present inquiry 1t is reported that Mr.;
Lake was interested in the Splitter contract, and
officially aided Mr.. Spltzer, who is now a might've.
The special agents, Colonel Aver and Captain
Brackett declined yesterday tostak about the mat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
JERSEY CITY.

Andrew Wybird, farmer Of Liberty Corners
Somerset County, n. j.. was struck by locomotive
i'm the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, while passing
from one platform to anOther at o'clock yestor-
day morning. and killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
PREMISES 10 BE LEASED BY THE CITY.

The Sinking Fund Commissioners Yesterday re-
oue,ted the Corporation Counsel to prepare leases
1or the following premises: Rooms Nos. ana =,
Parepa Hall at ThiTd-ave. and Eighty slXth-st, as
Offices for tae Third and Fourth Inspection Districts
of the Police Department, at rental OF S49O a
yeaI; the building at Eighth-ave and One-bun-
Slred and twenty police station iOr the
use of the Thirteth Precinct Police; and rooms on
the third floor or No. 81 Cham5ers-st., for the use
of the Surveyor of the Department OF Taxes ana
Assessments for two years at an annual rental
OF $3.50. The Controller was authorized to lease
nj public auction the premises No. IL
ChaHbers-st. for the term OF five years
from Nav l. 1882. The Controller said with
reference TO the proposed removal of the Cham
6ers Street Hospital, that he had received commu
Dication from the trustees of the New. York Hos
pltal declining to take the Armory in Elm-st. for
sanitary reasons The application of the Fire Com
nIssloners Tor the Armory was referred to the Con-
trOller.
TRYING TO STEAL AN OFFICERS WATCH.
. Officer Christian Gohe of the Twenty,hfth Pre-
c,nct appeared IN the Yorkville Police Court yes
,erday as complainant against James Fryer, alias
lanes Hamilton, an ex-conyict, OF NO. 34Z Fast
twenty -ffth-st He stated that as he was standing
on the rear platform of forty-second-st; car
on O'clock Sunday night Victor Grumbacher a
passenger, Informed him that a inan was Trying 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14

Nervousness nervous debility and oil weak
OF geneTavc organs promptly cured Dy AlehS ORA
Food. At druggists. 81 per package; for %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
FONGFKY AS WELD As CONsPIRAlY.

George X. Jacques ed yesterday by
Detective Reilly on bench warrant from the C9ur
of General sessions The warrant was based OF
an indictment charging him with forgery in the trs
degree Jointly with Welcome f. Sweet Peter X
Post r. and Alexander Ross The complain
charges the same facts in the of Francis N
jerks against the same defendants on the charge o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
NEW-.lERSEY.

PArERsoN.-A boy went into the First National
Bank on Friday, and presented for payment check
for T425, purpOrting to be signed and indorsed by
Dr. Michael Moss The teller sent the boy back
with a request chat he bring somebody to identity
him. The boy had not ret urned up TO yesterday,
and il was discovered that the check was forgery.
Neither the iorger nor his messenger has been ar
rested james Mansfield, who was arrested on
a claTge of committing brutal assault upon Nellie
Lucas, age six has been discharged by Justice
Nolan there being no evidence to sustain the ale
gator. .....A stranger hired horse ana buggy OF
Richard Titus, u livery staole keeper. III Washing
ton-st., on Friday. Neither man horse nor vehicle
has been seen since then. The stolen property was
valued at 1900.
STATEN ISLAND.
RossvILLE.-The public scnoOl was closed for re-
pairs last October. Whsn il was TeOpened, Charles
iloag was appointed principal III place OF George b..
Cook. he latter asserted that he was dismissed
viii hont cause and that he had been engaged Tor a
wear He has appealed to state superintendent
GilmOur and has brought suit against the trustees
10 recover years salary.
PoRT RICuMoND-The Port Richmond and
Bergen Point Ferry has been started again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
ICEBEPGs AND FIELD ICE.

The steamship OtrantO, which arrived from lir
Yesterday, on March g, latitude 13o north, lon(
iude 40 west sighted seventeen iccbergs. :
also encountered great fields of ice the toes exten
Ing as far as the eve could reach. The Belgenlal
also passed several icebergs and Geids of ice IN
same locality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14

INCALCULABLE HARM
IL inflicted young children and nvaids by ichoser
only the highly accredited AngloSwiss MiIktood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
lii LeNngton.avc 20th-st Hours 10 and 70 u
Attention to Gentlemen.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-14
Dissolution of Co-Partnership

The partnership heretofore existing between
Chas. ". Jones and G.. Fox, in the Abstract of IT,
ties of Altnras County lis this day dissolved by
mutual consent-G. Fox continuing the business
at the office over Riley 4 Traeys drug store.
CHAS. W. JONES,
July 8, 1882 iyl3 G. FOX.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-14
Notice for Publication.
Land ONCE at Boise City, Idaho, l

Land Ufhce at Boise City, 1daho,
July Is. 1882.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of hts intention to make
maj proof In support of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Re-
ceiver at Boise City, Idaho. on Wednesday. August
~. 1882. viz William T. Smith. OF Bellevue Post
ONCE, Alturas county, Idaho. Presumption De-
claratory Statement No. 2,45O, for the northeast
quarter Of southeast quarter section 2 township
north, range Is east.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of. said
land viz A. Lewis Rinearson, of Boise City. Ada
ras county, Idaho: Andrew t. Hatfll, of Belle
vue, Alturas county, Idaho Thos Hatfll, Of Belle
yue, Alturas county, Idaho.
jy2l JOHN B. MILLER, Register
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-14
Public Printing! !!
Notice of Forfeiture.

To Jack Goodman, George Goodman and 0eoaee
Wells: You will please take notice that Asvs u.
pended the sum Of One Hundred (1A0O) DO1laoGin
claim, located In Beaver Canyon. In The 0Aw1e1eA
Mining District, Altnras county. Idaho Tsexitogy,
for the year 1881. and unless your share of 49,
one hundred dollars tit being une-fou1th thD9oa1,
together with interest and costs, ars palA Nt@Ain
ninety t90) days Of the service Of this 3oas
interest In the said mtning claim % lode V38 -
forfeited to me BY process Of law, under xe9 -
Congress approved Nay 10, l089. .x9sAW
6swtooth. July Is. 1852. NIKE n0Gk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-04
corRT CALENDARS-MAY 3.

,,,,,,r-cu .usgRs- Held by Doneh3 Gs sG, 81
M, lbs TO7 los, 10 II = ~, LOO -'
ia Iga POS Dos. p - - rvpWTIed by Davis. P j.
- t Ahs1 Nos. 100 - ~, 30; - "a l55
BRADY sn q45 Il6 i47 lis 1i5, 80 lol 4o-' 90
l5S i 9 &C. oifsrEcA TEnNueld by "a 5s gs5 g.
10 5ff 80 lG2 34~ 342 3a6 d0 90. "a !S l34
nos 5 54s' l9S III 100 IS. % 20, lSs "a '' 40
e. ,s6 3:G $50 1877. 2jl, - IJ5 -,,, Parrot mo
SfpRE,fF COURT-ClR Gull AZ -
ssr calendar unru Monday. NAV : Hold nv lawrence
J.-AiJOu aNhD ~ N'-' ~ -o-
ArnOuX. 80 a., -, V-,r Worst Nos 1855, 1891 l9Jo'
fAhi o,5d 40 500 1856 536 g = - - -
J. - 49, 20 Zoo ilSO SO. 1856 l7ZS. 90 4Nuul,
1lel ~. ,5ea oy Lawrence. J.No day calendar un'
Monday WAY : GENERAL rrRM-Hed by sedgTies G.
l-se.1nan and Aruoux JJ.-Nos = o. TO- To- ' -'
SvrrnIoR C1UET-sTEciAL lhh,n.- ,-U "
,.,t.r ali4l af IA a. Nos 10 o.. troia Inv T71ax
-rprRloR COURT-IluAL lhst"- - .o5 s55 3Jl, g2-
J-NoS SY o. 81 1850 2S7. 7u4. - 30 7ou' y-o,
COMMON if.gA~-lrtStiA- Bic. -,.r,l tomorrow
T~nnt and Beach JJAdouinet ui INC. Ir nav Nos
COMMON pLEAs-sIAllAL A-""
49, . r,y,f p ART I-Tfed hv Van
,rc..eT J-N0s 1880, 1876 80 in i-oG i9S0 1866
80 i5i3 1904 93g5 1890. l2+f. l9S use as
5t.t ig79 i7O- Igs2. 1885, 1854, 1880 -'oi' low '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-04
THE COURTS.
.,.,,s,,ox OF JUDGE sPEIR's AGE.

,r,,v QUESTION OF JUDGE SFEIh H.
The " 0Gorman- Arnoux suit yesterday MI
In VI. rat f Judge AnouI. renewed h's M,
Seward ~ tss complaint Justice Lawrence den'ss
ton to The offer vas then made on the part the
Che ruou. to submit the case to the jury on a,a he
Judge charge MI Beach for % s1 the SV evidence *
wished make some Sesan his summing for the Ge
kscaa r. @0 FsSGd to IN b the
BS admitted on a as entirely out of he case
%sst n %s he was him
;5 5eS z2s mother Ss HS
In the :. sonS be Sydf TSe
& Ss sSS a34
to sso ood s sfhsf
SSH @T sF1 5s 6eed 6s Beach sc Mil MT
Se excepted or Occupied s the whole day MI '
to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-04
THE COURT OF APPEALS, ,oo

Albany. May 2.-In the Courr ul 9 tI I and
,o1aT-prescnt, the Hon Charles Ant teOso,ted
sssocates-the following business respondent agt
pS1anD TPe7e i Retention
No I54-The Rector etc 81 c cn 81 Grace ChurcCArsne
respondent s ssr .I' thursday. May ; Nos I''
3 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-04
PROPOSALS. FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
DFr,RrNryr on ruE lsTuRIoR OFFICR or
IyUiAN ArPNRs. WA-nlN nos. April %. lsa2

IyDi,N AFPuis, " A-nN4IoS, April %. 1852
SEALED f0vI. - w. inh.4- ~ , ~, 81,
coz Flour Coiiug Transportation Sc ~ me case may
AMI directed - the commissioner OF lnllin AiAr- N"-
M oi Tuesday ~ l-S COR furnishing fer the lndi 20
service a.out ,U0G0O pogEcs bacon 40 oAuuo p"nhas
ng Powder. 2o00nc0 pounds C1rn - 1000 pounds oice
e.5llOJ1 pouncs tleHr IL UD l2iA.t q loo 3D. ~,
rrns lea IS. Dos To',acto 2OlOOo pounds SAT- "a 900
~3JUIJ pounds N'".t .
lrlNuc 2Unuu yards; rur. free Hom nu .tlIe tV-lD
yards Dcnims i1jJu arts jag i -,o Wv E1 l,'n
-Igtin, a ll rlris. calico -n5tug GOOD Yards
ware Medical SnUu O. ard a long list Of miscellaneous anti
oe- such 49, Ioagis. lasrs F'fes, Sc anu "r
~,-s %lia anal s,orsln ~, be- d,i, rro al Chicago
ii,,.;. %" ,t % ,s 6,iirers,i IN san Frincf-cn
Also transportation @uct o the artfc goo' ana up
Pile. may Dee contracted ior 20 Dee delivered al the
90 lire MIST nr WADE OFT Of GovTayAEST BLASEs
schedules show tnc kinds ana ql I'ir. OF -u'i- ne
fs II, cross of All other Goods articles. together With
blank proposals and forms or contract ana Do 'uii JUS
Ia he Iseryei bv bidders time and place 90 delivery tfs
necessary in-rrucr0ns be furnished upoa application -
the milan asnl ton on y Us 20 ana .. y oos,et
the Conlms fles of subsistence, t. = a al cheyenne Ch
o worth Omaha. Louis. It Paul ~an Francis
co and YanEton. the Postmaster city, ana 20 ne
Pustmasteis the following naucl PAGES h NIh-hH. ~
kansas CITY Burlington caldwell Dodge civ Elpora -l
rcka Great Bend Howard Hutchinson. lArnef NcPhers0n
ri0u Medicine Lodge. NeWfon' Usage '} 7e'lih 9tei
ling rOpckl. Wellington. wichita 1-d Wllheid 49,, -,
BIDS III he opened the aad dav above stated ana
bidder, are invited TO DE- present a. the opening
An bids must be accompanied bY certified checks uDon some
United states Depository Assistant reader 4or at eA''
per cent Of tina amount OF The pFPpo1a Cns,oner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-04
Proposals.

CTTY OF PROVIDENCE. - PROPOSALS
X FOR DREDGING N PROVIDENCE HARBOh
Sealed proposals will be received at nc Cy ENGINEER OF
nee, add .essed 10 George H. Phillips, Chairman OF
the JOINT standing Committee OF the city Council on The
Harbor" untu M. May TO- l~S2. for dredging n lruv
locations may be DESIGNATED by the
Committee. o.,
specifications information relating 10 the WORK NAV he
obtained at the city Engineers Office on ana after May ISL
T6e Committee resorv, the right reject any or all
bids considered tie t'rcs OF the Alty OF ff"'
geacc GEORGE X. PHILLIPS,
u4lfu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-04
STEAMBOATS, anb RAILROADS..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
tEw and Sr JOHN leave pier Al North River foot OF
Sanal-st every WEEK DAY atG y. m connecting at AL
Dany SUNDAY morning exceDted trains north
and east. Stateruoms ~
E1eurSon tickets to Albany and RETURN good 80 dayss2 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-04
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after January %, 1899
Htsfr Az ZIP rs IA VI

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains Newi ork, DesDrOiaes ana Cor tandt street
Ferries follows:
HARRISBURG Ptsburg the West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached, at a and p m, daily New
YORK aud Chicago Limited OF Pullman Palace Cars - mr
daily
Wlllamsport. Lock Haven N p m; CORY and Erie
at D M connecting at Cory for utusyile Petroleum Cen
ire the OH ReeOnA
Baltinore Washington and the south Limited Washing
ron tx ress" Pullman PaTOr daily except sunday
10 L m: arrive Washington p, Regular AZ $50 4 m
$40 and D and y night sunday and D. H., and
u night
Express for Baltimore. except sunday p ~.
For Atlantic city through p except Sunday.
Boats brooklyn Annex connect with all through trans
AT Jersey City adorng speedy and direct transit Brook
Ign travel 40 ,,,o - On
Trans arrive from PIttsburg G2O ami 1880 a M. $50
ana IN Washington and Baltimore. $50
go a m go $50 0}5 and 1880 p. sunday $50
G.JO A m g3J 1890 m. From Philadelphia, 300
600 GjO $50 $50 $40, 1880 1870 m l=o ,, 500 80
9O 7}O 500 g:35 1910, and 1880 p sunday. 300
go $50 600 ll.40 M O:Z0 $50, lO;4O and 1000 p H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-04
Arrtion Sales of Real estate.

Anrtion Sales OF Real estate.
pEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF VAL
LIABLE SUBJ RBAN PROPERTY.
MT VERNON. WESTCHESTEH co.
-. sArCRDAY, May 9Th. lsS2. al r. NJ,
On Le Premises situated -th 3th lOth aud nth Ave
NUS ALL street and East Chester place. III the
4. - HEART OF THE VILLAGE
- Elegant Residence and villa Plots also tory
ZEN, = House Carriage n Ouse
nnE MOST sIkABLE SUBURB OF THE CITY.
Aoloneefs.
BY order Of JOHN II. ANDERSON, Esq.
H.ven III 1nrV2lloL Within eight minutes Of New
irrn.s Depot one mile Of the city limits, and thirty
Perfect heath ''' -1oP''- D'Aie"'-- 9-''
win al threestOry French roof frame and brick
houges III improvements and cOnyenences OF city
N'"' y, . mage and other outnOn-eg
,... fEftI ELT REPAIR TIJDpoffcu npArNAGF
80 49,. - NDhED SHADE AND FRUIT TREES,
for Investment WIN" seeking peflhaAeht holhes' UT
at Io cave jand Central Depot via New Haven r. r.
III ~, S"'v2 a H. 20, Bio and a 4b n m
- " ~ NJ TRAIN GIVES PApTf T. AMpr r TINE
Terms 1 iiiri thE PROPERTY or DAY OF SALE.
~ L@DeI II apps &c had AZ auctiopeers Office
- y y, or al JENKINS n CAMERON'S or
- Nv III III = Fourth Avenue Nj Vernon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSI

Dron Scranti1 t SnuhA' I"hanend TamaquA Aa1oon
Allentown Reon sh aSe Branch v Easoa
pqFS @Ig@a E@sGsg SeTaatoR &c Roo1 u
Hsnnrg Manch Chunk. Hazleton W,lkesbarre &c.
Driftoh Wllkesbarre Scranton &c '''" '"""N A''i''
10 e m RI !disa o Brdge Br.nch Easton &c
,ancI Num- OK fs%n Allentown Reading Harrisburg
Su4 1i trains eaye at ~ m L. M for Bound Brook
HARRISBURG ami ne West.
~ S,aai ia, a, . ~ DIP pa ''' ,' = ~ D. ~
300 $3o :. 43o B i5, $50 5:lJ s. 6Ij $50 I. $780,
p For trains 20 local point SCI time tables at stations
E , p NiI' ~, a. D. ~ I, p ~ IL ID -, p m
Tor i rTreo A", ~ r a. 7.' + m . H. ~ p III
For Krvrort 20 B. SIS a. m. n No.. .. 1. D. m.
iVhH Hn ~ ritn,i, ,tnr ~ - lila
r tor ! RE- y rQ y and Pr "a btlPHlA
For Plh-aie'o9la Eni! ai 49, 7' 22 mp H.
$50 ~ D. m F,r mira and ner4.fs M IA, lI.ljl 3D.,
O. 40, 2: 3d. p ~ on SUNDAY a. -, q m 10 >,
p n On ,andiir. liza M. 5.i6. p p D.
e,Fn T,i,, e ye ~, ~ T"W{"rN and Green
s,a , ~ 800 D 10 DID,; ii5. 3lj, j:l0 o.lj' Il .. ia
from rno a.rks.srs NJ 1i5 20 o.'5 ,, 5:25
IS, I'D n. S.l1a, 10 So, T. In xxx. ZIP ~ t,S
i.s5 i., -- M, ' - i- ,lg H. i.ii D. No.
PULLMAN bARLOR g. iRs a,e oitaclcl no lay trims
Yor. and Phisi.inbs,' ''+' I'd "''3" 'i'' '
Conscsou D., na /. ~ Irrsry Cily station aul from
bgs1yn ie ac .Te NJ % T cg,f Noq .go ISL 4ol
a1 o5 i ,2a INA, 1 q. 21 , 9g sro. nm
=. transfer ,olll any "t. .' "i III" 'h'oN ''A-"-'
'it N..r O, r. ~
Z t4N JERSEY SUI lItf'N NAil4N ~
- VIA SANDY H0ok.
STEAMER JESSE HDYr Wl 3D. IT, WE PIER y. y. -"
Tor tr,-,r,,d, 100 ~ ..,.,tr r.,e, AMI Ioig
pfqnrl = l0.. 2. u, ...'- 3. rl. ~uuilra. loa N.
For ocean Grove. Point - .a,slnt. .cr 1n.l
For Iag-y..ui Tom. f.,g.r Parii-1at ,,c. :f5 p.
VIA RED EANF-krou '.of Iu.rty--t. r. r. a. m. for
LAX wool Toms River I}tr.it Vr D. 81 Lakewood
Toms River Atautc tr ana a., -rinni 20 Bay side p
IN. Tor I.i+cpnod Toms b, v.r. firu-.-at. &c.
VIA ma >CiI POI TF-, rrpf ti5erty-st. For sandy
z' SeI and n ri i ,'' ,' n D. m
,rirkc,. reading Via BOAT ard ANDY HOOK viii not be
GOOD ra r. and Tickets -l, NO Via Rail ~ u not DE ccJg
u.l,i VIA sandy HOOK.
NJ. ior, - 81 hVris n Z. Baldwin,
e.oner,l' Nf,nao.r Pass. A gent
y.,-l. r,r, N---,,t .,
NEW-XORk AND LONG BRANtH Il. il.
y (Pcunsry b. r.. loot Corandt
9'4''''' 81" }C,ntra f.Iaoi VI. foot Lberty-st.
For south Amboy " attNan. sc, Via H. H. Oh : 49, D.
S:l3 a. ~; - IA - }, p M VA ''lh ~ - , - b. H.
tNi zen Sans Long u ihci 'cr'l |i"Fe A,'"t' A.
ga Hr~ ''nt 'i,'l'lll az" Wa - ~, - ~, "a - a a M,
~. - ''' - '"' t4-NPi'''' T. " t' ''' VIC ' ' '
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DEPARTMENT or CuY WORKS. {
BEOORLYS, April %, 1892. )

UIVlnT,li.NT I
BEOORLYN, April -, 1892.
CEALFD PROPOSALS, nG0rsel Proposals
r be- 80 The office Of the Commissioners
NJ me recruitment M Cy Works Room Municipal Build
ing an IA odne-sy May TO- 49, - y NJ Tor furnishing
ID u tons coal size ami llOp tons egg SIZE on
board caIs Of The Long island lroad lupy AZ iinle
Point l. T. and 500 tons egg size lt 9oHhI rspr i
1ousc Brookivn particulars adferti rnent IN
Brooklvn papers from Apr - 20 day p, inclusive
ttIrs,- RIPLEY ROPES 90 IImissioner.
d. /. NOETHUP secretary.
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Bolro dlIO NO0Ms.

Dodro dll0 ROOMS
East Side.
A SECOND FLOOR, 90 feet, four rooms,
N dressing large closets and modern improvements
also other rooms, reference l3s dave, near 9tlsL
4 LARGE ROOM on first floor private bath;
~ suitable for physician also others 80 East 26thsL
A BEAUTIFUL parlOr floor, with bath, 3Sth-
~ ST.. Madlson-ave.. 20 gentlemen Inquire H. y
DREW, West 2Jdst
DOARD.-Ir elegant private house, three to
ID I'VE rooms with private Office 42j
Lexington-sye. near Grand Central Depot
STH-AVE.. near Union League Cuba
> suite elegant with without board
AVEN E. Tribune ptown Once, LBS BroadXay
Oh EAST 22d-st.-Two single rooms, fourth
~ floor. with superior board References
InE EAST 65TH-ST., corner Park-ave.-
EOL To let May = second story 'front.' alcOve room also
third story entire with board table boarders
IAt MADISON-AVE.-A second floor suite,
l44 large rooms; also upper hall room superior
board summer prices
cOt EAST 3OTlI-ST.-SecOnd floor, four
CO4 rooms OWEN DoNOHOE SO4 East 3Oth-st
Vest Siis.
FURNISHED ROOMS 10 rent. - No. %
i West 45tisL
DESPONSIBLE parties can find handsome,
desired al 81 West 3sth-st referenc rs exchanged
81 WEST 27TH-ST., second house west of
I,rogd gav north side.-SecOnd floor single or en-
sme extra IN size ana APPOINTMENTS AZ aoaern IN
provements elegant paTors good rooms on Top moor sum
mer prices
~ AND 33 WEST 16TH-ST., opposite st.
u Iames-Finest rooms and table; parties visiting New
YORK accommodated more reasonably ana comior'Aoy H
.,O WEST 26TH-ST Single room nicely
~ furnished with hrstclass board al reasonable
rates
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NFW-HANEN, MERIDEN, HAKIFUND,
- -PRINGFIEID. IIDLA Ok. NJ UREA and inferno.
alate points. leave Pier 20, H. X N D. m anu
nm SUNDAYS cNcept.l with trains Ut \ lN
HNVE.. Tor MtittDlN, HA..rFuRD. SP4lNGFI tLD,
Ticket. add aud baggage checked at Jl4 broadway y
y ana Corst brooklyn Excursion TO Nc"-'ii'e h AM
a all
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Real estate agents.

I ROmaine Brown, 1,2S0 Broadway. Entlr
~ estate speciality Rents collected