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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-09
COURT CALENDARS-oCTOBER 9.

surRpur conference.-the by Barrett. J. -Court
opens 1880 a. calendar called a II a. m Z,
30 I'D 100 $50 l89 al 146 ia 100, 175, ls2 l9S.
2O 20j 2O 25, ~ 2s 81. 227 22s 2-9' Z5O 25l
S6PRFMs G0UFr-GExRRAL TERN-Held by DAVIS. P. J.,
Brady and Daniels JJ.-Court oUens at 1880 a. Mos
I63 10 III I08 lu7 no. l29 1872 l57, las, 1872 los
StPRfNR CouET -sPgcL,L IRRM-Ileld by Van Worst j
l7& ia 30 - ~ l79, 49, 49, 456 49, 1885, 49, 100
stFEFna toUer-oIHcUIr-PAEr I-Held by Donohue
J-Cout opens 81 l0@o a NJ os 2sG3' -G Sg ii533'
1860 586. d. l3s. s5l; 1852 In5S' 2olS 900 243
1919 I7G4 $50, 1927 1888. "a u - 8 800 $Qt li 2
"a ~ 80. SIS o4I 7g5 l9'i BAD, 30 30 80 zg
Zoos 2I0I lIU5 2o6 4I17 2IS Inclusive 2I4O, 2l2l
2i2. 1928 2l24, 2l@5 2l27 2I2s 2l-9 2l30 2l5S' $780,
Gy LIZ e2 o US og, o2 81 81 1888 255a
3 75 =g7 %s 22 a 1902 iG57 I i'o 0'O i''' TO-
pam Titled by Law rence Court opens AZ 10 30 a.
Mos 557 l9Z 500 l0i3 23+5 1!g 10 ~ 4s sa3 1922
SrfERr6R CoURI-sI rERyf-Held by Freedman j. -
Court opens at 10 M alendar called at II d Mos
sUFhRoR CorRT ThAL TERN PART Held BY sedgwiek
c. j. at II a. mNos lot "a S5 5 SS7 90
81 az az l6 - al 45s l56 800 SO 444 472 4ss
No. IL i0a 6c4 505 l6s So 5i5 448 $50 400 49,
asa 45l AS AG2 494 4Sl. 49s. 0O2
Part He3 " A an s 6 9 9sn' 7 az 5d
SOL 49, 59 sos 459 ~ ~ 424 tY3 42y, d2q; 100
Cour ems AZ 1880 am aenGa called al II q Mo
COMNON PIKAs-TRIAL Term ART l-Held by J. F. Day'
l. curt ope1s at e ~ a. , IL io 2I7 2i IN 1853
1883 297$a 22s 25Sa 1855 1850 1850 254l 1852 235s.
PAN II-Held by Beach court opens at j. a. m-Nos
2l41 2l6j 2l75. 2-69 1850 246, 20s3 2Oa3 l2l2 2O5
2 3SS' ; 5o 32dS 1894
PAM IIi-I!eid by = p. DAILY c. J Court opens at IL
1882 p 46. 9lj2, 3lj5 1885. 1921 p H.
S2IG 2a24 200 1906 2267 to 2371 Inclusive 2379 1850
5UR6O5AT2 souRI-Hciore n ms Site Oh Hoia'lG
Il m contested will OF Diana Daunister at p Iu
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ATTRAcTYVE CHINA AND GLASSWARE.

Those who rave over Dresden ard Seyres
china an bask the smiles OF and curious glass
crafty their tastes at the store OF r. Brun
dige in Broadway between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
SITS. Mr.. Brundge has recently moved into his new
store which, being the ground floor and well lighted
Is calculated to show advantage the beautiful articles
sold there The articles Of ridesceut and cut glass ana
beautifully painted chnaware which load the shelves
and counters make the place one IA which visitor
pass hours and always new objects OF ART
There are sets Of plates for fab which are painted
of beautiful tints and fishes swimming among
coral branches There are q Tor game "uerc'l
painted birds. rabbits and harea and SO on through
every possible course that can be serve the plates are
appropriately decorated There are some elegant Atie
o'clock tea SETS cor hch there Is SAID 10 De sFOThS
demand consequent upon the Introduction 81 ln2 LIh
sh custom % o'clock The articles OF IiueScene
glass are beautiful color and design Among the ao
ager bowls of what is called "sunet glass, the rtlIHc
ti0r OF fight giving 20 tine glass ali the colors OF EoI
geoas sunset also very Doautiul arIcIes III
Dresden and other fancy chinas Among olher IHlhss
OF Interest are glass owls copied IRON the one u
up BY Or Scnliemaun. the glass uhted so az 70 give
an Antique aud peculiar appearance Mr.. BrlhdE' Il
now in Europe gathering new OBJECTS OF arr lOr LIS
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4 DEFECWTE LICENSE Law.

HARTFORD, Conn. Oct. S.-Justice ;. w.
Adams the PoceCourt OF this yesterday delivered
dec sion in the Of James 2. Flynn, drummer Tor
the Mill Creek Distlery Company OF Cincinnati VINO
charged with selling liquor here By solicitations OF
orders without having liquor license. Judge Adams
decided that tho actual sales were made IL ONO
and not In Connecticut, as the Distnery Company
were not bound to fill Flynns ORDERS but
did so OF not at their option. He concludes toat the
sales were completed when the goods We're shipped IN
ONO the purchasers risk. The law Is therefore, de-
festive The intent treat home dealers and those
ont Cbe state alike, but under TINS 0rcisOl Tue
Law does not do and wholesale dealers out OF inc
State will have an advantage those mere who are
compelled to take out and pay for "A license cases
against other drummers which had been begun ana
hinged upon the result IN this case have been dscon-
mad
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REFORMS ON 4 RAILROAD WANTED.

The Railroad Protective Union of Mt. Vernon
held meeting Saturday nght in the village trustees
room, John Van santyoord presiding Money was
raised TO pay the incidental expenses OF the
work Of inducing the railway company to make
needed reforms in the running Of trains. The
uilon has about 900 members. A letter was read
from woman whose has 10 go through the tunnel
every day expressing her sympathy With NE union Tue
nguish she suffered every time that
her made trip TO TINS citg
and her Indignation at the railway company
Mr. Berry wanted 10 know II Mt Vernon was TO carry
o. This work sin gle handed aud alone On his motion
committee of FIVE Was appointed 10 urge the orgnzar
ton of other protective In neighboTing townA
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5tedmboats ano Railroads.

CT. PAUL,
- MINNEAPOLIS, COLORADO. OREGON. CALL
FOkNIA and points In NEBRASKA UTAH MON
TANA. DAKOTA. MINNESOTA. and the hoRfH"E SI
reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NoRTHwEsTERN ny
II runs from two 70 I'VE daily each between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points. 1T ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF Chr
caeo PULLMAN sLEEPERS on ali OF It's through
ana night trains fare and other Information
auy by letter or in persoa 10 any agent to
l. +. BOOTH,
General Eastern Agent. No. as Broadway New.Yo
VNROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
II sieamers SARATOGA aud CITY OF TROY leave daily
tsTcept saturday Pier A, North River. foot Chris
to1hrr St connecting morning trains North aaa
Nest sunday steamer touches Al Albany.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE TO THE VEST
Wa PHILADELPHIA Baltimore aud Washington

On and after May y, the magnificent Passenger trains
leave rpm Pennsy vauia Railroad Depot loot OF C0taaul'
aid DesUr Js5es-st., ~ follows w.,
D. W. except !ld1ys plrloc car ara ne arr itS W. 10
p daily. seepers and DAY coaches through u Chcin'a
and Chicago. 49, - lY,
cunati $50 NJ Chicago S}j ald g. LOUIS 9'I a ~
+. and coaches though u Clnciuhl
II. Louis aua Chicago ,, ~
l2OcOcknight daily arrives &c Wa hin gtOn $50 A. M Dty
Express Washington 40 1910 iaiY H!ceprfS
ana day coaches through 10 81 IcluulC- ,r-,-
arrive the G.jpa 3 80 D. m anu IOpV p
Tickets aud sleeping secured and baggage culel
Tor and checked estimation l cOup1nys once 80 81 ,
broadway and At al the Offices OF the Pelnsy NAIV~
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JUMPING AT THE FIRST ALARM.

An alarm of fire was given at $50 Saturday
night from No. l61 Diyision-st moment atterWhTd
Sophie Asthowskl. young married woman, who has
been in this country only two month"; appeared at the
window aud calling to the crowd below to catch her
Jumped. She landed big barrel which was on inc
kdewalk aud received a severe fracture OF the RIBS
She Was taken TO Chamber street Hospital In avery
Nrf fieals
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ACCORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
XEw-YoRK CRY.
Pavard.st = $50 II % BOwery 25xs5 acud- $4,000
der referee Anna kggen SIIUVO
QutlI ~ n q 81 SII-dyt. ZON9S.0; J J noble
and wife 20 NJ A Durham $40
Same DrOyerty N A BurIham and wife 10 sarah NO
oVV
59fh- Il SIS 14O II u Lexington ave, 23ZloOJ; a
Vllitemau 70 Mary Whtcmau -------.-.---. !
s2d II ls3 II 81 Of eth-ave. I5Tlu22i Alice Col
cord aud husband 10 G Stralton .--...--.-.- l5OO
1sfsf - n u OF o. audavc JOxlcO; @ + Opdyke
aud another 10 + Lynch. &C., ....:..-....--- fVO
64th.st G cor Of Lexington ave, l90-O5i W Par
sons Il al tn Lille Aruhei .---..:- Zo0O
and Me f I 10 Francs sfsrhe 1000
"aiA tsSi5 10 watson On e STa% $3.50
roesylsf \ o 90 and "A stOne-st; W Schafer and
SIf
-e,Lst a. lSO n W OF 2A.ave. 25y1O22; Jesse X
Furlonr referee TOT l. Montgomery blOO
7gfh-sf 40 lO5 # Of zd-aYe, 1JAO2.2; same TO 100
8 4 10 acres adjoining Randolph estate Fivcrdale,
T Idbas " sIu' Aue.'.uo '... 300
l34tn-st = 200 II q OF 5th-aye, 1OiN93.lli also az
l34th-st 2Ou II g of jthsve lOlAJ'.4Ij JOhn Nj oo.
PiuKnev wife to I.OrenI Hether 4oOO
h-av 1876, - and 700, hait Interest,"
y ilosenhcin to J Brennan ...---------------
TAis .sr RIope''y. a :, . 1880
and Snd slie 70 stee1s 10000
same 10000
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A pRoCLAaATION ABROGATED.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. S.-GOyerDor Crittenden mas
withdrawn and abr0gated the proclamation issnea py
him JAY Is las which he offered rewards FOR the
eanvctien train robbsrs stshk ~
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REAL ESTATE.
YEw-YoRK. saturday, Oct. 7,

NEw-YORK. Saturday, Oct. 7. 1882
The following sales were held at the EX-
change SalesrOom to-day;
By Richard Y. Hdrast
story store dwelling with lot on East l23d-st, g
Gov Of 4t-ve lot - lxIOOlu II Lyon $4,000
siTia ab ay' each N.Y. 22'Iiaio / Kehoe 24272
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pENYSYLVANlA RAILROAD.
ON aud after OCTOBER /. So,
EREAT TKIN x LINE

4 IN nj a. J.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES , MAIL B sI6 TEEo;,.-.,,,,,,
streets Ferries. follows -, ,.,
s h ,iIas n3 nv ma e p M daiy
aud hitago Limited OF P4rof DlAs smoking ana sleep
Wispo Lo Haven a mr. p M C9ITy and Enc . at
Ig nm and the south Limited Washington
nr of Fasn Parlor cars dAT Kept sunday 10
M arrive %asns0n Il an f3 ma and si1 MINT aS Via
b and % o X h And sna 5 ana M s. & and p night
FOR Atantic city, except Sunday, and p 10. On
Fott SSe Nay except sunday 6l5 Saturdays only
orp Branch Bay Head Junction intermediate stations
El kSa"ay aE ya AgI Connect With ali through trains
al Jersey civ anordng speedy and direct transfer IoF
Trans arive~From Pitsburg 600 and 1920 7so and
$50 a. m 3 So 900, $3.50 and lU5O w. sunday, $50
go m. ami 1890 p. M From Baltimore l:-O p IN on
600 $50, 94O 1910. II 40 l:Z0, p 500 $50 go
eS0 6:S0 Il: 40 ~ go 75O So 1910 1000 p
TO PHILADELPHIA
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 rRAtYs EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON SUN.
NEw.Y0KK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENr AN Nth hE ABsonTfE ti AfEfY
Express Trains leave New York and Court
landt streets Ferries, 40 folowsi .,o an
40 8 T. g. and o p. m. and II night Sundays o:l5' q
90 Limited aud 10 a. N, 4. q, T. D. and Up m ana ~
night 60, ..
EIpess NewYOrk daily except sunday .I q,
40 a. IN. and ~ NJ running through VIA Trenton ana
Camden
Returning trains Broad Street station, phl
IDOL 900, S2t, $40. 0.JO 1850. go, 500. and II w
tlmed Express 80 D. M, J. 3. I, ls;25 Limited o.
go Z as B. and $40 D. m. on sunday lZOl, 81, oSo
845 30 s4Y Limited 90 40 and go y ~
Leave Philadelphia Canden - ~ ana 4'SO p h oHly
except sunday. xfou.a ana
foot on DesbrOssr aud tourtandtsis. OoIfLsN' una
Brooklyn Annex station foot 81 fuon 81, Jssy Civ
ia IL hudsJn ct, Ho6oSen HlAuoh Jersey my
Emigrant Ticket Once . battery Pace: -
me New.YOfk Company VAL cali Ior AND OheoA
Baggage from hotels and Iealdences . .,,oo,
CHARLES h. PUGH, ) " WIZ
General Manager. General fsSsf As7"'
nor BOSTON THE LATEST TRAIN with
II pnllman SleeDors N. T.. ". II. and H. X h- leaves
Gr,nd tenITa Depd at Iis3o week days Get uckes,
via New YORK and NewkDg land Railroad a. Grand CeasrA
Depot AMI lflaclDAl a0te-s
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EALL RIVER LINE.

REDUCTION OF FARE.
New.York TO BOSTON. g.
NEW PORT - FALL RIVER, 81
Limited tickets. corresponding reduction to all Eastern
points.
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
Leave NowYork dAi y sunday tue uied at p m from
Pier - 40. h i,I.- loot OF MuIrays onnecuon by AN
Mex G0AT from Broo yn 500 ,. N, jersey ny p ~
Tickets and Stateroons may DO secured al pnp.gal no
tr transfer oices at the office on Pier 20 and
vi '''''i''' GEORGE L. coNNon Geur Pass Agent
BORDEN q LOWELL, Agents, y. /.
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU
i sATONIC aud NAUGA1UCK RAILhOADe-st steamers
4 4 5 over S n ms othsr ToI 3
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD-Passenge
IL and after Nav 10 lSs2, will cave depot' opg
OF C0rtand and Deshros0es-.s2j . ID a. N p H. ~ i
Mauh INK W1es9srr t [2 %4n4 S E5yTs FS
aan through coaches run daig Trans az 3 M WI ts,9a
and Ptst1n Local trains a. "a N Tor Fas'on' oo0uen
AT Trains leaving " slOA M. aud connect Tor all
ronts n MahanOy and H1e.,o1 SON regon} sulty tram
local Tor Mauch chunx. $50 III Leave Aauch ChIuk AZ
General Eastern Office corner Of ShqrG sai
NORWICH LINE
y To Boston Worcester, Nashua Portland and the East
Ihe lie" Iron lily OF WORCESTER.
without exception the most elegant 99@' on the SOUND and
he Ia 0iite IN ~ y, or 81" ~ nav, Mar
above DesDrossest Ferry, daily except sundays at p M
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER RAILROAD g ommenc.4g , o,to'er 2 1882
thlOugh trains VIII leave Grand central Depot
No. Western and .NOtLeru Express 70 Rochester and
Montreal with drawnrOOu cars also 10 saratoga, Clay ton
ana Alexandra Bay.
m special Express for Chicago daily stopping only
Albany, acse. Rochester LUiaC Ele Gle Gland ana
rO.edO
50a ~ Chicago Express drawing room cars to anan-
,Iai ma. Rochester ald Buffalo.
to usny and Troy with connection 20 Utica sara
tOaa. tteus Fails Lake George and iut. ana
$50 D. N. Saratoga special arrives 40 p. NJ
1 ID IN. 4 accommodation 10 AiDsuF ami Troy.
q M It Louis Express. Sleeping ears Tor 81. Louis
lnng through every day the week, also Niagara FaIs
aufa D and Toledo.
$50 D. M Express with sleeping cars 10 syracuse and u
Auiurn KOad a % Montreal cXecf ting sunday
81 ID M. acuc Express daiiy. with seeping-cars for
rochester BunaU cleveland To edo Detroit Chicago and
ii D. NJ Night Express with seepHscars to Albany and
Troy. ,-,--, 40 -,--.,
Ickets on sale az No Bowling Greeu 90 and AZ Broad
9v and az WpscOtts Express Offices Pdrkpace and 80
and % BROADWAY New York aud 333 Washing
Er,nkIvn j. NJ TOUCEY Gen. Nup't c. b. MtEhElI
4.
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pROVlDENCE LINE: cv ,1prcr

COnuectnL Providence aud WorcsS 'er ~ ,,r.r,
all POINTS NORTH and EA7i' va NCtsS 70
Tie entirely and elegant steamer ~ ~ @ s1i
Monday, Wednesdays aud Fridays ana tue
steamer II -sA HUoEITs on rUe7lays Thursdays ana
IN n" ron, Pier % \. r., foot of Warren-st.
Connection. r.da AZ providence, via T. and W - w.
tor Worcester ard all Northern. EasieIh ana M
Nountatn notnf4 aets al All pilhclpl uuart
Offices Stifero1rps secured at Oices Of Ncaicvt.
% 81 49, Io,4e Nos ZJ1 81, 557 AMI Al Broad
way aud AL Fifth Aveni and Wlgds0r Hotel L'et ST
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bis for so doing that the chief actors In the ROD
berries are either dead or In the custody OF e OH
cars Of he
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{. Ridley & Sous,
Grand-st., 500, 81, 3111-2, 313, 315, 317;
AIIen-st., So, so, 62, g., &C, GO and 70;
0rchard-st., Sc, 81, 63.
5tcamboats ail1 Railroads..

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LIN e. 80
~ DREW and ST. JOHN leave Pler Al. North River. Ioo
Of Canal--t every WEEK DAY at p. M connecting NJ 40
bany tsuniay morning excepted with Trans NOf' 0
ami East ., -, ...o.t on.,vs a. 4,
Excursion Albany ana retnIl E1oT Soy ~
ALBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and c. Vlb-
- Oard:-Day SUNDAY excepted leave VesLry.st Pier
landing Ferry West Point NewDurS PONeet si+
RhineUeck CatsSiL, q Hudson Connecting at A,dl.
90. 4-.tt dlAeo4a anu
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SPECIAL

100 PIECES BRocADED NOVELTIES COST 4Oc. TO
LAND. AT lie. PER YARD.
80 PIECES ALL-WOOL NAVY BLUE sUITlNoS' -oe
30 PIECES 44INCH Atwood CLOTH sUITINGs
Doc; WORTH 100.
10 PIECES 4G-INCH ALLWOOL CLOTH sCIIINES'
G5c: RETAILED ELsEWHEEls AT s5c.
go PIECES 46INCH PLAIN AND FANCY CLOlh
SUITINGS, soc; REGULAR PRICE, 81
40 PIECES 4BINCH IMPORTED HEATHER CLOTHS
SUPERB FABRIC. PLAIN AND STRIPES To
MATCH. 81 10 WORTH 81 70.
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NEW-YURK AND LONG BRANCH r. K.

~ \Pcuu-Ylt ANA Z. r., FOOT 90 lan0t
stations In New York st.. and De-lIO-ses- 10.
'eutlaI r. X. OF ~. J.. loot Liberty Ct
Liza ,. y Nv YORK. commencing IcL p -.
For south Amhoy Via e. h. X. OF y. j.. d. oIja NJ. Lao
a., q p. m Via Penn. r. T.. q. y VA. , 2.
For Maia"ah &c. tia O. r. r. Of Y J., D. SD a. un 40
80 D. m VA rem r. H. 3D.. d. i m, 80, ., p ul ~,
For Red Bank Long Bra!ch. Ocean Grove AsuurY PARK
Ont Point Pleasant. O. r. r. OF Y j. 81 j,ia
la. &. o. ia Penn. r. r.. o. II m. $50 p
For Lakewood Toms River BaIHegat, &C, via G. r. r. OF
y. j. N.l'. o. ul, l:tF.4 D. %.
For Freehold via c. r. r. OF y. j. s. SIP ll45. a H.
y keYpOlt T.- 10 4 % H.. I. -. b.
For Atlantic lity, Vine amt Bidgeton Sc. 40 p M -
II =. BALDWIN. j. r. WOOD. J. Z. RAN DOLpH
&, a H. r. f v. j A. = Il r
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As PIECES 44INCH ALLwOoL BLACK BASKET
AND STRIPED ARMUREs AT 49c; WORTH zoe.
EXAMINE 80 PIECES 44INCH EXTRA HEAVY
BLACK CAAfELs' HAIR Gjc.; VERY CHEAP Al -.
30 PIECES 46INCH COLORED DBAP DE BILLIARD
AT 4sc.; BARGAIN. -
70 PIECES 4G.INCH FRENCH SERGE ARA Hb9 a.
sec; ALL-WOOlA AND WORTH s5c
40 PIECES SATTEEN AND SILK PLAIDS' Nbhi
RICH AT Csc: SOLD LAST WEEK AT 3sc.
60 PIECES 4GINCu ALLwOOL CHEvIor CHECKS
4ac.. HALE VALUE.
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CHARMS .-.-,l, mo ,>,-po.r ,rros
COMPANY.


Office Per -. =. K, foot Of Cortandtst
Consgnnents o freight forwarded as directed " any paG
OF the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DisPAICH-
Orders received for delivery al Kinds OF freight and mer
chanose 10 any part Of the city
sFAAND ARBoE TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTEHAGE
Freight Of every description promptly entered point
in tie harbOr az reasonable rates. - M $780,
sIrAMBOAT-. BARGEs AND GROVES To CHAN
TERROR EACU R,lON5. -. ,,...,,,. o., >y,,-
HAVEN leave Pier IL, \. K. at p H. uAH lS1VutdAys
AZ tPTt1ipOLIs EXPRESS CO.. between New-York ana
New.IaYen. Care and dlspateb guar htee- ma
Freigut ir % l. q " iccclF ~ Ier ~
~ New. ayeu aud points East al f1er 10 an o.,
x rRTg Su0It. STATEN ISLAM D.-EoVe Miles tDt
Ten Cea. Va steamers Pier !, T. H., foot Wten-se
CESTI,A -IIPYAku. COnnunipa n DRY DOcAs
Machine and bMler shops everything apperainnS 70 ne
con. ana vessels
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Leave New-l ia from station g.. H. h. Of y. J.
Ror Phadg pAa smith and G.teu-ts at 745. $50, lll5
a. m l3l 4, i5t. J3y, 7, j. p. on sunday at SO
a. m 2. T. n FOR ihiid and Berkstsi &C l5. lll0
a. m. 80, } 90 Z T.. On sunday at 5 lj a.
For Ieltou. - s3l ll.t5 a. Ia. s. 80, 80, 730
II D. m. On sunday, 3 - a. IN, , 80 l. D.
Rttu u trains leave Phiddrl lhia Tor Sew York:
From stations Prila and heading r. e.. Ninth and Green
SIS az 3d. $50 80, II a. M 10 40, 49, Gao, II p IA
On Sunday. ~ Y 80 a m. 80 Il p
r. om ILlld aul BE sis., 40 . I'D. 20 10 a. U l. $50
20 Is 1n, II 80 b. 90. day a - { 30 D.
Ftom Ituton -. G-r. on3 ., > lVus lI3t a m; >,
-. 62l.72 DO. sunday. l2J is q m. II p. IA.
PULLMAN PAkLOL Cal are attached 10 day trains
and SLEEPING COACHES To uIt.I At AIMS from Ne"
York and Philadelphia
Connection is made atJesey titV station 20 and nom
BToof lyu and erie Depot. Jc .iey City
for sale az loot Of L5erty ST., Nos 2}2, 26l, 4Ol
ga 9j7 1925 aud at the prhci al hOts Nos
and ourtar and Annex office Jrwci.s W ali a. ooS yn
y Y TIause, Company vii cal for and check baggage
from hotels on residence 10 dec nation.
n. 2 BALDWIN, Cen Pass. Agent
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Excursions.
AlusicGi Instruments.

pEATTY'S ORGANS, ~ stops, 1928. Pianos
I'D s2s7 %. Factory day and night C2tllogdal
Zee Address DAN IL T. BEATTY. " ashnston NJ
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DTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

CONNFCTING WITH ALL Poihfs EA slii onlv
Fare % 10 Boston hrstclas United ueAeI'' sOou oHS
a. spetihrd Oh ths A.ANsETT and sToNINGToN Leave
.nndaVs al 5 m from Pier So " H., foot oI
Jayst arriving Boston al . a IN o,7cas e+,taroo,s
seemed AZ Offices WescOu E1Dress 90, ~ 81 o'l s
- pr.si,g.V and al firm Avenue ana windsor Hotel
,ares always taken al The lowest rates
aeA''N' n FILKIN-. General Passenger Agent
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u,ur pOpULAR SHORE LINE

FoR PROVIDENCE BOSTON AID An, ID , ~ 3 I'd
tIf'RAII. FROM GRAND CENTRAL bi-l -. -.
THREE express trains daily Sundays eXcepIsu ~ p'tO ~
SOS a m D NJ (parior cars attlehedl am ~ y ~ N'@
palace sleeping cara .. ... . tAt. a.,
hEvyroR sl,ress al &. l. Apagior eArs ~tttcael
IVes Newport p m .,..,.....
special express AZ AfA'f AZ az
tscnsdl arrives A. PfUyHLsnce lO&O ,. u 60. -...
Ilgkets aud paror seats secured Az rta
"A ,n.ns IluIsl Olees Grand Central Depot
4. W. ElLk1NS General f-aael2eT A<sAH
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Gitp propertp 90 feL

A PAYMENTS 10 let in the finest apartment
"A houses vet erected West side. Apply 10 oa' "
PKAGU H. architect premises NOS o. 81 90
Al and 40 West olstst
an CREST OF LENOX HILL, southwest
~ corner of PARK ave Ggth-stElegant houses JUST
finished mostly by days work. IN Ola Gooia, men S he
Issv ~ mai aud interesting always
scTiStve pamphet on application 20 WILLIAM A HA
KINsON 2I3 West 3istst. owner ana b1li1or VI "A
IAN III. JACKSON & CO, L uiOn square, = !.
I,O LET.-343 East 6sth-st; new 3-story
high-stoop dwelling all impros em9nt ss il1e
stIicfed rent low acceptable tenant L. o. NAN'AA-
TiK 30 East Z3d-st, Y NJ q. A building.
rNO LET, at a moderate price, large, we'll
rhisd door With beat appliances for manufactured an
MOS Buiing. II 10 "a V1DdeH atsrsL APpD " tAo
owner the building.
Two LEASE.-Tbe store, 131 WayerlY place,
with front basement. good cigar stand no iqqcf rent
- Wayeriy place rent
-1en er mOatb. THORN TON NJ. GOODMAN. Heal Esthe
Agent 69o broadway corner 4th-st
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Gtern,11ts III Rrilrr1lI

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
N-sauou in New York foot OF Iihertyst. station in
BruOh yu. ioOt Of Futon JEWELS Wharf
Commencing October $50. Leave New York
Gao a m-FOr Remington EdsOn. Wind Gap, Mauch
ChunE I2ininend. Tunaqua, Hazle0n DufOn Scranton
Upper Lehigh.
q m.-Fot emington High Bridge Branch. schooey's
MOuhlalh budd lake Lake Hopaeong EastOn Allentown
NtldlnG. HIf5uurf, ST tuth hunk, Williams,
Nautic0ke. Upper LehtE scranton &c.
] D. inF0f Femiu- ton, EasOu. Allentown Reading Har.
1soWg Man5h tnunh. Hazleton, W1kesbarre. &c.
DO p. mo ta-tOu. Wind Gap Mauch Chunk TamaGua
D1hon Wlkcsbare scranton Hazeton .vc.
a D. m.-EO Pennington. Nigh Bridge 3 auch SchOOey's
Mountain buC0.s Lake. Lake HOpatcoug CASTOR,
40 p NJ oJmer,iie. .emington. Sc.
0.5N p. m For EastOu. Allentown, Reading Harrisburg
Maut hunk, Nike. Iare ac
sunday trains leave al 3D. - 2. FOR Bound Brook
ana enedHie stations At 5:3O p m FOR Easton. Allentown
Harrisburg and t.r West.
% Newars At : o.. G15 $40, 7il5 79o :. s.I5 $50
-. l.. ), tO4j. Lib m, ~ IN. y 80, 10 .
$50 s. 30 i:aJ. D. els, 90 $40. g. - $50 T. 80
e:l5, 9, f., 10 $50, ll.l'. - D. 20.
For trains % Zoe pOit u s-e time tables stations
PERTH AhlDG BEAEt "A.
-cWsfcfI and Amhoy ., 8 S.lJ q. m
las. T. 4 o.. @ o. M.
For Freehold az s. sl5, Las a. ,A6p.m
For keypOrF 20 : ID. il - =. al. 4. a. q .. m
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
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, NJ IT,
FOOT RECTOR ST,
Commencing October o. 1882:
For Highlands scaDiIght Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch ia runda. ,. 1890 H.
For Atlantic II gl.anis. p. IN.
lea.e TOT 81 nber st. ol5 a. m las, y. m. foT
Lakewood, Miucl ester. Toms RIVER, Baincg2t &c.
- ?. m Tor Atlantic CITY Nneand, BIidgetOn &C.
10 IN. lOr sta lOns 20 II GLANDS
I'D, ! - p. uI for stations % --lJr-ht
.. n. fOI stations 10 sandy Hook.
NEWBORN 4 ND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE.