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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-12
TESUFYIyG AGAINST DIR. SMITH.

Further testimony was taken yes crday be-
fore Referee Cav IN regard sanity Of Martin
luther Smith. waiter Thorne said that be nad lived
IN the same house with the Smith family In 1876 and
1877 Mrs. Smiths cter for chastity and truthful
ness was above r.proacI. smith was boi-tcrous and
abusive 70 his wife HIS conduct I'm ressc the witness
that OF an uuamiabie and insane man The Wines
had been often called by Mrs smith to protect Ter
against tue violence OF her husband. Annie Bropby,
servant in the family OF Augusta DAILY,
said that hal formerly a servant IN the Smith
family. There had been frequent family quarrels, winch
we're always begun by the head OF the family SIXTH
frequently abused his wife used indecent language
ard her. He sometimes opened the vOleys OF his
against tine witness, she always returned tne
Ere with yigOr. Tie witness dd not consider smith
man Ia full possession OF his meutal powers.
Mortimer NJ. Smith, the son Of the alleged lunatic,
such to justify the sending Of him to an asylum Ills
fs,her bOsterOus and quaITeisome lie generally
directed his attacks against bis wife and sometimes
On cross examination the witness admitted tnat he mad
gone q see Ills father once during tie years Of ms
confinement ia the asylum.
William Lyon. brother OF Mrs Smith, aisO testified
az 20 Mr.. smiths rOugi and hOsterOus character He
always beean the qu!rfels with his wife, the witness
SAID and frequently cnarsed her with Lack OF fidelity
information reached, Smiths charges against
hs wife were without foundation I'm fact.
smith nHd frequently told tue witness that he intended 10
deprive the LAYER a. a sister and himself OF wife The
lac idered that his mind ia perfect balance.
Referee Cav said tina, lie would take the testimony OF
AIRS smith anG Mr. VhOrne, who I'll their homes,
on tuesday. The next open nearing will b. satur-
day
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COURT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II.

surnEuE C0Usf-CH t'fse is-Heh BY Donohue. J.-Cal-
eud1f ca led II A.. 81 81. 81 80. OF, g. a.
I6 100 49, iGs i1G $780, 49, Isl lsi, 1870 49, 1913
lg.I 2 - 2O3. 29f. 30, 2'6.
suFasAE CoCaI->rECAL TRAVELLED By Van Worst. j.
Case ONO. "a. No dav calendar.
StPEgNE CoUGr-CWCC1-PAEr Held by Barrett, J.
Gaze on 40 SZ-G No Da.c l'nf4r
PART U-Hed by Donohue. Case ONO. 52GL No,
e. eudar.
FARr III-Hed By Larremore, J%os. 427 IVA. 1873.
2t-j SIS ? -, -Utl o.. l6lG 2I6J 1913, 3463 42i
Josh. TO 1895. @'l5. $50.
III RIOsATFs COCRg-Hcd uy Rollins. S-Fstaie of
Esther ii-rs 90 10 viii n tatAl- inc Eab a. % a.
James stokes a, IL vii of Tunis Copper al
Calendar called q. il "a. los. B.. g. %. 81.
SlrEWOR COUEl-ThiAL IFgN-ItrT I-iIcd by TruaN
Nos o2l. so. JII, Li ff. o. ID. G-- p-H 6ij, Or1
go $50 6S4 So b32 a. 4l5. -. 20 5zG 40 7i0.
PART Il-Hcu Dy Russell J.Nos. 467. 81. fC2. 4 o.
3sT So. 417. -I3 2f2 3F}. a. iJi. 4f7. 35I.
PART IIf-eld ly ~-dg1IeE. e.. J--Nos ~1J. SD s92
't2 $50 $40 tfi 80. 81 SCI -ga
s4- 9Ibl. HJl. 8 -. $50. Si-,e.l. 419. -.
C0'ui0N PLEAs--rEcfu rElf- He'd ~ Van Eoesea. J..
--tI.-n or q I'D 90 J. 20 -Eo
Colni.s PLRaf-rEiAL IggV-PtaI lied hv Bolch j.
Nos 2IIJ 23D7. 1-l4 Ll5S l~I. 212f 2.JI 22sJ 1922
PIG 1919 1883. 1882 H9--. 1856.
PART II-Hrld by Van llun'. J-Nos 1884, 2i60 2lS2
2.e 2itg. ~! 2io, . - o. .2-jj 2oOi' 1922
lifJ. 1920 100. 2fl4 -"Nl. 2'-a. 2iUl. -lNj.
PART iil-Hed by .. i llr. g. J.-NO'kl % 23 =. 2i9
2J2 -7l. 2JJ- 2JZO j21, ZJ23. 1851 2-jJ 2@CG, 24iS
Z49J, Colo
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec ia decision was
rendered IN the supreme Count OF the United states to-
day in the A. s Badger Collector OF Customs Of
tue port Of New-Oreans, agt ID. L. Ranlett Co.. in
which the controversy relates to the proper duty be
collected on imported cotton ties. The question to
whether the articles subject TO other rate Of
duty than OF these two net having been raised in
the trial IN the below, cannot be raised ny the
plaintiff IN this The judgment OF the
Circuit Court il affirmed
decision was also rendered in the case of Henry
Fink, United states Marshal agt Thomas O'Seil The
judgment OF the rcut Cont IL affirmed.
decision also rendered in the important land
title case Of Charles #. Van Wyck agt. sherman W
Kneyas When the appellant, Van Wyck. made his
entry IL the lands in controversy, and obtained pat
cnt therefore, the title had passed from the United
States and consequently no riSlt could be conferred
upon Lin The decree OF the C.rcut Court il affirmed
Toe above opinion decisive o: large number OF cases
beside, the one here eented and will settle the title
e!-htcen twenty thousand OF land in Thayer
County. Nebraska
The other decisions rendered today follows:
No so The Merchants an1 ManuactWers' National Bank
or tins ees end others c,sce anrmcd with costs opinion
NO 10 Robert noige AIT The Freedmen's savings and
Trust onla1 TDerce aiiilgd vi co'is ln interest
PLipns-Aiotiou 10 .i-mi-s denied.
Carolina ast j. p southern ami - p Low as necs aad
40 luOJ-same agt Amos u. Hiams-M0tioI 10 cd, aIce
GeueL
Tie other business transacted to-day follows:
No sl3J. Mayer Others agt. W. Waisl-ATguments
submitted.
No. e. \ Clark. Tax collector, agt. John Y. Keith
Argument united.
No il7s-Ihe ,ty of Ne7-Orleaus md others art tho
Uutsi states re Charles IL FryDoclcted aud dismissed
costs.
No llsJ-The"corc Eerfson and others at John F. viii
fans riutenDc 0t Insurance Department OF Mig
s0ur-Dism7.od Jsts o. bee paid by p'u-'.
80 Gt2-1ae ,ity Of New.Orleans az. J1deh Hart No
94iI The nal and Cai Railroad Impaly
tho md SO J5i-ihc t!tv Of NewOr act judah
hart Arg.r MS subu ite on motion 10 dismiss affirm
Narale upcrs al as in these cases.
% James Patterson aet -. Lvude ir.-Arrurl.
no l.$ Tie - hi-an Cent 81 Ital cad COMPANY act
Paris Myuck the the 1auS-Ar
begun.
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MR.. CUMBERLAND AND THE SPIRITS.

Stuart Cumberland, the mind reader and ex-
poser Of spirituaism. appeared at Chiekering Hall
last evening for the second and last time before large
and In erested audience. He repeated some Of the
perirnents In thought-readDg given Saturday night
nndiRg the persons th0uR Of with great readiness.
ne failed with only one sl5ject man who declared
mat be was thinking OF person well known tho
President OF the United States. This we'll known man
was Max strskosch, who went upon the platform and
vas Immediately told the date Of his birth by Mr.. Cum
eeranc The latter wrote upon large piece Of paper
We date OF coin thought of by another Mr. Cum
pefand then repeated his cabinet experiments after
SDlcn with the curtains open and standing beside
81 10 that he did not unite his hands he showed
We audience how u was done" Two pieces OF wood
were nailed 70 chair glass Of water drank aud
sler ieats were performed simply by OF remark
sot physical conor0ns which could evidently be per
.oIAed Only by long practice Mr. Cumberland invited
~ spiritualst In the audience 20 upon the stage
LIZ Inspect his processes.
men an aged rpritualist, with O high and imposing
~, .ensad Ike that OF Harlem goat. went upon the
xntorm and made speech. He sad Ladies and
ss"isnen, am epiritaast" Then the audience took
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-12
ACTION OF BAPTIsT PREACHERS.

At the regular weekly meeting of the Bap-
fist preachers yesterday morning, at No Murrayst,
the Rev Dr. John Hail. pastor Of the Fifth Avenue Pres
pyterian Church. addressed the conference Methods
~ Ministerial Work" Afterward the committee ap-
POINTED at the last meeting draft resolutions express
ing the sentiment Of the conference the enforcement
Of the Penal Code submitted the following:
whereas By the united testimony OF physicians and by
fbe teaching of experience, days N seven IS
found TO be absolutely necessary for he best physical
mental and moral health o. man. and II mas been demon
straed by the best political economists thar to work
days in the week doe snot increase wealth O does
less workingnen have periodic day OF rest, IN
Which they may have time to think OF tneir duties to
There0s, such periodic restingday, necessary alike
10 the individual and TO the Nation impossible for any,
unless IT be enforced upon all; therefore,
ReSolred, That cordially approve the enforcement
the laws proved by xpeeRes to be necessary IoT the
nal and necessary for the perpetuy OF the Nation. AID
we recommend all good citizens to support such proper
enforcement Of cool laws because 1t ls duty they
Resoired That we call upon Christians and upon all
WHO love their felowmen so to order their frs that
labor shall be performed on the first day
ofhe week. 10 the end that ali may enjoy the day Of rest
Rssorsd That as citizens having welfare Of the
country heart Will support all VINO charged
with the proper enforcement Of the present Sunday law
Dr. Evarts of Jersey city said that the phrase "by
Divine ordination something similar should he in
serted in the preamble express the conviction the
conference that keep the Sabbath holy is command
from God. The Rev. r. B. Hull Of the committee,
sald that IN drafting the resolutions the committee had
Intentionally omitted all reference 20 the Divine origin
Of the Sabbath In order TO obtain the cooperation OF all
good citizens OF whatever creed nationality. Tie
Rev D. C. Potter, the moderator thought 1t would be
most appropriate for body Of Christian clergymen 10
acknowledge in the preamble that Christianity as well
the welfare of individuals and the State demands
proper observance Of the Sabbath.
Or. Hal then invited TO express an opinion the
subject He said "This is in winch one has u
exercise RESPONSIVENESS. EaoA has to give
a ID
spiritual laws. think II would be July in accord with
your ministerial profession to acknowledge tie sabbath
as Divine command Ia your resolutions"
After further discussion the resolutions adopted
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ARRESTS UNDER THE LAW.

James Campbell, stage manager at Harry"
Hills theatre" in East HousOn-st.. arraigned
yesterday in the Tombs Police Court before Justice
Morgan, q charge Of violating the Sunday laws lie
was accused OF directing sacred" sunday
evening CampOelfs counsel maintained that there could
be no violation Of law in the because the word
concert did not appear In the Sunday law The prisoner
was discharged. Henry Luft, shoemaker VINO was ar
raigned before Justice Morgan for the offence was
also ischarged. Ia the Jefferson Market Police Court
tlree candy dealers were held In 500 bail for selling
their goods Sunday. 10 the Essex Market Police
Court German arrested for having concert In his
liquor store on Sunday evening said that was for
charitable object but lie held bail for examipa-
ton dry goods dealer also held by this court for
selling Hods on sunday. In the YOrkvie Court three
persons were held for examination charges Of voat
ing the Sunday law, and was discharged for lack
evidence.
The returns received by superintendent Mailing from
tie precincts yesterday showed that OF 1872 persons
rested Sunday only "a charged with violating the
Sunday provisions Of the Penal Code Ten persons
arrested for violations OF the Excise law ana 90
locked for being drunk IN the streets The number
Of arrests other offences IT, Most OF the
charged with breaking the Sunday laws cigar deal
efs and proprietors Of candy shops.
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TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Dec. LITTLE Court Of Appeals
day calendar for Tuesday, December r. 1882, Is a.
follows:
Nos 375 3s5 3g7. 3s5. 4O2. zo3 4o5 ao6
The motion calendar. for lay December r. 1882
is ls follows:
Nos 65i 5SG co., $50. $40 $40. GI2 CO. 66l, 653.
In the Court o. Appeals tOlav-ilr.seuf. the Hon.
Charles Andrevs G. J.. aud ass0cates-the following
business was transacted:
No 39j-Wright at TIGl1v-Argumcut conc uled.
No. 3g6-I,0rg II. HAWKINS appellant. ast Andrew NJ,
Johnson respondent uH,4tttd
seth X. Robins respondent. agf Andrew Ack-
eriv. aprellaLt- submitted.
No 3st-fhe Bank II British NO-th AWe lea, respondent,
The ferchalt-' apna. O OF OK
appellant A guc1
so So las Frank and others. respondents, agt
James +. ID. LAME; aaL others appclaIts-Al yuei
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TIE LOSS OLE THE SAGINAW.

w. II. Vanderbilt. as owner of the barge Sagi-
naw,and II. Nc KTw0mby Co. the owners OF her cargo.
filed libel yesterday IN the United States District Court
against the City Of Worcester and the tug s. j. Lenuox
to M 900 damages for the loss Of the barge
and cargo. The afidavits say that the Saginaw was
worth s. 900 before the accident that IT has cost 900
TO raise her from the bottom Of tie river and that 1t Is
found that the worthless The damages to
the owner are put $4,000 and the is declared to
been worth 49,, 900. The af lavts charge that
both the and steamer gOiCg at unusual rate
OF speed at the time OF the accident.
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The COURTS.
HEAVY DAMAGES FOR LIBEL.

Judge Coke yesterday. acting in place Of
Judge Wallace. opened the sealed verdict agreed TO on
Friday night by the Jury in the United States Circuit
Court in the suit for libel by James T. Mplloy against
James Gordon Bennett Mr.. Moloy lived in Edgeheid,
5 C., at the time when there FIRE there several
months ago. A dispatch published in The Herald In
timated that tone Molloy, a white man." had been
guilty OF starting the fire. The plaintiff proved that he
the only white named MOlOy In the town aud
that his business had been injured by the publication OF
fhe article MolOy brought suit for 100000, and the
jury gave the plaintiff yercict for the full amount
iinked.
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JOINING IN MR. GREATESS DUPLICATION.

In the application of Joseph p Greaves to the
Attorney 10 have the charter OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company vacated, John c.
Moore. president Of the Mutual Union Tele-
graph Company, and John G. Ref, both
stockholders Of the Western Union have asked TO be
Joined. The Attorney-General IL Understood have
granted them the right They accompany their request
TO the Attorney General with afhdavits In which
they state that they stockholders of the
Western Union Telegraph Company and that they
familiar with the facts stated affidavit Mr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-12

Greaves Mr. Ref alleges thatmany fhe matters stated
by Mr. Greaves on information and belief are true accord
ing to his personal knowledge. aud Other from
information which he has received from officers OF
the Western Union Company. He AYERS that he has
believes that the increases in the cap
ifn stock OF the Western Union Company mentioned by
Mr. Greayes in his affidavit have been made without
authority Of law. ~,
President Moore denied positively yesterday the truth
of the statement that propositions 10 lease the COM
panys wires TO the Western Union had been made re.
Gently He declared that no officer OF the company nao
been authorized to make any such offer lie SAID also
that the earnings OF the company were largely In excess
OF ite eKDeuses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-12

TN inning. and the old gentleman sat down IN eoIe1
and looked he had stuffed pepper by mislaho
for tomato. After that Mr. Cumberland was 5e'ued uP
Ia bag and put In the cabinet, while the nkns w.
down soon n tan spirit" clad In night rope
came out and mcanderod around the house as II IL
thought IL was ut a masquerade ball
am juliet" IL remarked to a man.
Very well. julie. don't let me keep you up: -,
After several other spirits had appeared MT Nu e,
bertrand dismissed his audience with warning ushn9'
the Vanites OF snIritnalsm.
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Dressmq I'M.

A IRST-CLASS CUTTER AND FILTER,
"a who can make stylish evening dresses u 80 good
hand at remodel dresses AMI cOaks desires few
enl4seDels by the dly week. Address d. A.. Tribune
L gt0wu O1Ce, l,-.S broadway.
EIRS I-CLASS DRESSMAkER will make
sild suits from 81 20 s. stun from - % 81 chill
up; aged tand lad es lifted ~ their
own homes: Bee stitching six satin;
handsome specm to be seen MISS ACkLEI 30
" 1lstst
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DEPARrMRNT OF SrRHEr CLEANING,
fftfx ON Nly. NnUE

NO 81 CuANmaI.s ST. Ngw.Y OK, Dec. Z. 1887
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received az
- the Offices Of this until ~ o'clock M 81 ned sS
uos VIII be publicly Ope led and read For te qua aispo.
sit0n OF street and garbage IN
1tv OF NewY delivered NJ the soNer aunps II
dumping places Of the Department OF street
civ or the term from the lst u~ OF
ISS praposas viii be- eacy distribution al TINS once
on nesay Deesnber l. lss2 att O'clock ID fot tuhef
ettlas ~, 80 -, +'N~|T =. COLEMAN,
~ -N-ss $500 Of street Cleaning
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Sales b. AGcti0H.

DOLCE DEPARTMENTAL Van Tas-
helrnev aurtl0neers Auction sale Of unclaimed
property H. los 10 IUiCc uearqu2ge - 3O
Miscellaneous articles. Terms City
Record, .or sale cay HAIL. basement
CHERIFFS SALE.-At 3j7 Sth-ave, Deem
- H. l-S2 ESQ Of millinery, hair Goods show
c. PEIEE BOW l., cheIu.
srErHEN O,BRIEN. Deputy.
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5i!nallons ruan.e0--femnles.

4 T MILE. EKSTROM'S Swedish, French and
vaHts-coOk% lund. waitesses chanlbetaids and
gir or general hDusrwOrk also male servau4 bTte loot
3lst . New YORK
CHAMBERWORK, HOCSEWORK, WAIT
~ ING. COOKING, 2c.-By good Protestant gr's. Tor
c'tv and country f1r very wages Atthe PROrES
TAT HOME BUREAU, l35 6tlave- above i0tn-5L
GOOk.-By a Protestant young woman I'M
~ derands an branches, will SIT with washing best
city reference. O35 O'h-iye N 0aSery.
C00K.-As fiTst-class cook either in private
~ Iamy nr.tcas8 b0ardinghouse; Understands how
and desserts and pastry and furnish t class city
ro1ereAceA Please address or call a. f. 40 Cth-av,s
HOUSEKEEPER or COMPANGON.-By a
refined capable New fHV2ud iGdy. small compens2-
rnl; best lefc cn'es Address NJ h, Box ", Tribune
pto"n once Los Br'ai wy.
z AUNDRESS.-By a first-class lauudress
~ washing by me week - and 80 cents per DOZEN has 10
years reference. Mrs. BYhNL- 44J last ]Jtl.at
NEW EPISCOPAL COOPERATIVE UNION.
new Par.ors, % EAST lZth-st
NURSE.-By a Scotch Protestant, respon-
~ sbe position infants nurse thoroughly competent
best references city or country call 10 "a West 451hst
GEAMSTRESS.-Willing to assist with house
- wolk OF C1mberTork good reference -oI W 3ttAst
GEAMSrRESS.-A competent seamstress
- with exec lent reference vi hes few more cLgagemont7
by tno day understands drcs5naug childels ga meut5
and AL Ends OF family sewing Address L. H., I51 East
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID. = Can
W assist win The ironing can be at her last employ
err from 10 to = at ldl West Slth-st.
q FIRST-CLASS COOKS, Buffers, Chamber
~ maids l. aallesses SSa955Ss5i AZ 0CN BoI9s
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mnsicaI 1nstrGMent5.

DFATTY'S ORGANS, II stops, 1925. Pianos
~ -.g7 %. Factory runutng day aul nish- Catalogue
Tree Address DANIELS BEATTY Washington
Z ltDEMAN & SONS. 81 B,reckcr-st.-
Il .e.a Of hor P.tent Cyc.oid Pianos new
auf ie trst GAS frtcr l0r s..e
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Goruorallol Notices.

NOTICE.-PrOposals for estimates for build
+ erlb bn khead platform at 7ethst. sGd for
Iairfng ia ant patio IN IRON 1sth 20 1hst r. IA
III - received by srtHeut OF Docks, Ia and llS
a De ~ nn Monday December 49, 1892 at ~ o'clock.
~ Er mi information City Record eOgies ior sale
4 Z ffV IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-12

AEST, AN ID TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTKST
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains leave York via Desbrosses and Cour
iandt streets Ferries. as follows: ~ $500 ~
bio 72g 9, $50 and 10 IAmltedl IL NJ. l. $40. $40,
A. D. o. . and y. m, and ~ night sundays 9, 8,
W I.ilted' ana ~ M, 4. q, q ), and p m. aud ~
night
E1pitss Trains leave New.York daily except sunday
1:Zo A. H. anu p H. running through via trenton and
-
l2Ol SU9 S.-o 80 Goo 90 e:@v 9;og ana a. "a
tlimited Express l:5Op. M, l. 8, =, t'-2 Lamits1
$50 T. > and $40 m ON Sunday l%od; SDS 80
$40, $50 m, lj:25 Limited $50, fSo . ad gu IN,
Leave PhaleiDhia via Camden. w. ana i'' D. IN dsly
exceut sunday. .... -. ..,..u
I1rkS mi. 81 ,p $40 and ga broadway. Astor House,
ana foot Of DesbrOsses and COarandtsts; COurtst and
Annex station foot Of Fu!ionsL BrOokyns Nos
ia M aud Hudson st. H0boken; station Jersey CITY
Enigrant Ticket Once. P.~r J. a. =, D.. -. ..,.
Ib Work transfer Company will call Tor and cheek
sarrage nom hotels and residences ID v,oon
CHARLES A.. PCoh. cS.a ~ go, ..n,
General Manager nehei-i + Asst agent
C,TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
reduced fare - Boston for hrscAas tickets good only
specified on their face. a. 80. -, - -, ~. , o..
m om per 33 North River foot OF Jayst, New. YORK ar
living IN noston at Tickets Tor sale AZ All principal
PR0VIDTNCE LINE. for freight only. steamers leave
ffo pr % orth RIVER foot OF Warren st. $50 p NJ daily
Boaton via Providence direct
L. W. BGLKlSS. General Passenger Agent
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday, Dee. IL 1892
The following was the only sale held at the
Exchange salesroom to-day
BE Richard ,. HGrnen.
3story lvserf stone dwelling with lot No 400 East
Henry 4 Boeeft $1,000
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GIAKIN0 ,---,,,,. ,-,--,-
- CITY. RIVER AND HAEBOA IHAN5POhlAl4O-'
CONpANT

onice Pier IS y. r. loot OF Coriiandtst-
on.gnments freight forwarded IS dire tel to any part
Of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders for delivery OF al kinds 81 freight and er
ehandise any part f! the city.
SEA AND HARBORToWING AND RIVER AND HAR
BOE LfGHTERAGE
Freight Of every description promptly shieed 10 any point
IN the aIb0i 40 reasonable
-IEAIEOAIt, EAHGES AND GKON 10 10 CHAR
JEG rot ENCU hsfDNs. -
Steamers JoIu H. and EfaHtnS corning Tor NV"
HAVN. leave fct -. y. t., az p n daily saturdays
excepted 800
New Haven and Is patch guaranteed
Erri-l Tor points d, l. vs. y H. received az fler 10
For New Ha. en AMI points East AZ Pief - -
MOTH SHOnE. STATEN BLAND Eleven Miles fpt
Ten Gents. fTOm iron Pier !, H. Of
Mhliehal-si.
CENTRAL SHIPYADD COufnuuiplw. y. DRY Docks
Nacue AMI boicr shoFa. rturytnlAE ~ l1c
construction AID repair vi Vcs4s.s-
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 On ana alter Ter lo52,


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New.IsIa via pesblosses Courtlan II
streets Ferries as follows
ar.isJ,ug, HtsGgg, the est and south, with Pullman
ptacc Cars attach, "a, a. and D. daily. New.YOrG
ac laso lm,st o. far0c, Dining, snox king and sleep
lIg cars al (. d. H. every Gay.
Williams port. Lock Haven a.; Cory and
p IA cQnnec ing 20 t0uy Tor ItUa~e, Petroleum Cen.
ire, and the Oil Regions.
Baltimore W asluetOn 3nd the SOUTH Limited washington
LXiscss" Of Pu1an PllOr Cars daily, except sunday 10
q H.. arrive Wasala gto Regular. l. and p n
H. at Bis ald $3.50 g 10 ana y n and l. ght via
y. and q. IL. T.. 1 and p ~, and II nisAt
Sunday. via .. ana g. K T.. D 2 H. - D. and II night
Via B. aud y. r. r., 7 p m. aud II n4ghc
Sunday, J:l5 49, 800
only
ISne 8uch Bay Head Jun. and intermediate stations
yia Halfway aud AmJoy. H., l. n0On $50 and D. M
Boars OF Brooklyn Annex connect with a through
a. Jersey CITY af0ring speedy and direct transfer
BlOOEy p travel ,,....,.,.- A. D., 49,, 90
1910 D. M daily. Froul washington and Baltimore. o.5D
a50e m 400 $50, 9jJ, lU3J and d. SO pui sunday 30
g. 0arI IO3i and 1890 IN. From Baltimore l:2Op M on
Sur.avs s3J p. From PhiGdel phiL $3.50. 6:Lu esq
4 S0 gao g4O 1910 II 40 A. Ia. ,. 3.Ji 900 IL =
ia $50 S3a 10 30 1895 1880 p m. sunday $50
gpl O t.5O l14O $40, 100 go ~ 70 l03 mi
1850 Dir- ,rC nr5tt MR. u,,,