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COURT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7

sUrREAE experimentation by Lawrence, J-Cal
endAr called at /! Nos ~ 81, "a 50, 65 u Is. ST.
l7s I7s. $50, Isl. ls4, ls6. - -
SUPREME couErZ.srEGAL TEEM-Held by Van Worst i
Nos "a Co. OF, IVo IA $780, ls6 g. 4s5 6b2 6U7
b36 65S 65s 60, 66s. d 666, AIS. " "
SUPREME CoUEI-CiEcvu-PARI I-Held by Barrett j.
el6o, 1913 1900 1871 XZss 1861 2ss 22Sl Sll7 1884
Iy4 2ll0 2lt 2I24, I4b losO, lo32, 39J. l24l, loO
ll4jL 4J9ig. 1923
PART III-Hed BY LArromore, y.-Nos 1851, 1855.
3l29 2l5 1851 1886 1904, 1858 SOL 3S62 2s.b 2s7B.
34b6 Sl59 S7ld $3.50, $500 S34s 1892 SAL $780, S76l
3405.
sURRoGATR's CoURT-Held by Rollins. s-Estate Of John
i. at 10 a N. Will OF TUnls Cooper II q
Estate Of AlonZO e.. Yates al 4 p. m.
sUPEgIOR COJKT-aPECIAL IEKh-Hela By Arnoux j.
ca endar called at IL a Nos. 10 AZ. as, 46.
SUPERIOR COUEI-TkIAL TERA-FAKI Held by TruaI.
y-@Os 40, si% 1Oi -, o.! oOO b2l o., o2v of'
0S6 6sS $50. So, 564, b52. 81, 4i5, o. 90. 22G.
PART II-held By Russell J.-NOs. 032 477. 467 $751;
49, ss9 $50 900 bIs 4OI IT'S 2a1 2i3, 43i 1856.
PAKI lII-Held ~ sedgwlck, q J.Aos bol. g02, sg3.
500 $780, 90l, 90. e4 s56 SOL eSA 81 ST4 $40.
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THE REV. DIR. PEDDJE 1oLEAVE NEW-YoRK.

The Rev Dr. John Peddie, pasto, of the First
Baptist Church az Park-ave. aud Thirty nInth-st.,
Baptist Church Of Philadelphia. He will preach
bis farewell sernOu on December 81, and begin his
new pastoral work on the following Sunday. DR..
PeodIe ha not resigned his present pastorate but Ut
the prayer meeting this evening the congre-
CATION viii receive formal notice of their pastors
decision on the question which las been before him
for several weeks.
There has been rumor that the Rev. c. II. Spur
geon jr would be asked 10 succeed DR.. Pedde in
the First Church. bu. member of that church In
formed a TRIBUNE reporter last night that the
rumor was false, adding: Mr.. spurgeon would
have to modify his Baptist principles before they
would be acceptable 10 the church on Murray
HiIln
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DETERMINED 10 STOP SUNDAY TRAFFIC.

The New-Yorh sunday Closing League has circu-
lated paper il tue principal streets where stores
have beeI kept open heretofore on sunday, pedg-
ing the slgners 10 do all III their power to enforce
the new Penal Code relating To sunday traffic. j.
~ stated that 800 signature have been attach
10 the paper and that many IF the sgnera keep re-
tan stores aud have been accustomed 10 soil on
Sunday The president OF the League says hat the
association will not AXE a stTlct aud narrow view
of tue sunday laws. Ii VIII eDdeayOr 10 prevent
the sale OF prohibited articles, not only IA places
where they are sold generally during tie week, but
IL every DtlCT place which may be kept open on
Sunday for the sale OF other articles, tame IN
when Is pcrmttea such az drugstOres and restau-
rants. Tie association will take vigorous Inea -urcs
agai 81 persons who Sunday keep open shows IT
places Of amusement and sidewalk stands OF every
kind, except for the sale Of newspapers.
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THE COURTS.
Is MIR. LEyERICH,s WILL.yALID.


The trial in the contest over the will OF the
late william H. Leyereh continued yesterday before
Justice Donohue and jury In the Supreme Court Mrs
Emma Dominick the wife OF George Dominick, one OF
the executors Of the WILL testified that she lived ct No.
rs Perry-st she had known the testatOr for about
years prior TO his death. She him exc
his will and signed n subscribing witness The
other subscribing told what the instrument
wes and Mr. LeYerich asked her to sign Il as witness
She thought that Mr.. Levereh was perfectly cane
at tae time. On orOss-S&amination the witness
said that Mr. Leverich had boarded with
Ms Ann DOminick for many years He had lived WITH
her ~ number Of places. The OF Mr.. Leyerieh
and Mrs. Ann Dominiek always communicates with one
another. Mr. Leverich indIl god freely IN the use OF IN
tOxicating liquors; the witness had him drunk
from time time. He suffered from rheumatism aud
often unable TO leave his bed for weeks together
Wien he lived with Mrs Ann DOni1ick he never went
ont without coming home drunk; and very drunk al
that. The witness had heard him mumblinG to himself
when IN his room alone. She .1 seen Inn stsndnS IA
the hall with only his night shirt on Tho house - FER
ryst belonged 10 Mr.. LUverlc. The witness nad htar1
MIS- DOnlnck order Mr. LeNcncA 10 20 up 70 Is Iv"l
Augustus A Leyereh few weeks before ms ero'beT
dclth came 10 um Mr.. Leverich was SICK Tor onIy
about week b-iorc ne died Durlhg lhe NuOie Ie ,t
the hluess either the witness or MRS Ann Dohihlos
was always with hl1. lie exaan.cd us
VII Oh Wednesday anu died on Friday On Ihuisaa{ q
summons sent to Au usIIs Loycrch, whO with Ils
WIFE, came immediately t. the house IAey came aoouI
noon aud stayed until O'Clock IN the evening" Iue W..
ness heard Nrs. Dominica say thit Mr LeNeIiVn =
bro her had eX pressed wish 10 say an night VIII nm
but had told him that II would moi be necchsd!
for him to do 30. On Friday AugI.tus a. Lv-rch and
his wife came To the house and STAYED until 1T. Le'-
eilch died Inc witness SAIL thIt hI- DO'il "a
NOT nc room nj the time when Mr. LevtrIch executed
his will sac bad heard that Mas. DOmnick was iseh-
ing at the door.
Tie nex witness was Dr.. Bcujlmin p. VOsburgh' WAC
tcsIed that Dee attended MI Lcyerch Tor about WeeN
before &c .th Levtrich very weak ana grew
gradually worse until the end Iae witness thohsht
that 3r Leyerich's mind uumpred 10 the last al
least lie nothing lndcar ul,OIn inc-s OF mihu
On zion Dr. No-bHr n SAID that ne sug
ecstei Mrs DO4nluck the prop1cty o. "alllns III
another physician lie rather urLc3 Ier To- 90 So nut
other stefan called Ia. Mr. Leyciich was uh-
able TO retain anything lis stomach al tAe time lAe
witness attended him. nc trial VIII DC continued on
Monday.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Dec. Elm the Court of Appeals
tO-day-present the Hoa. Charles Andrews c. j.. and
assOciates-the following business wac transacted:
No. 3Si-The Corn Exchange Bank respondent, agt the
Nissan BANK, apJviiaut- rguIueBt concluded.
No SO-lra IL LTOO-H, Respondent agL A. HaIr1sOn
ami another afhinstrstoIs, etc, pei ans Argued -
- Charies H. BOW Respondent WILLARD H.
BOVINE. and others. appellants -ATgued.
Nos. 80 aud 324-Dwlgnt H. Fuunan respondent agt
Charles j Johnson appellant. Argument unfinished
The day calendar I0r Friday December ,. II fol-
lows; NOs ~ 90, a.. 49, 3ys ~ 50 and 4OZ.
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Bankrnui Notices.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the ID
dav OF December A. d. lsS2 warrant In bankrupt
was issued .ga 81 jlc O. t2c OF WILL CH % me
Iv of Yo.N in The ounty Of New YORK ana = ATE O
Sew York. las been dIudg bsuS pt on hs own
petition that paw fet debts aud de't lh OF any
ptope. dlg 10 GanS rul 10 in OF LOT ms u.s.
and tho TRANSFER OF any property ~ HIM are IOiblddt ~
meeting Of the creditors Oi said bankrupt 10
Io,e debts AMI 20 choose one or mo a. eLees OF nus
L. viii De Md COut Oi BANKRUPTCY To Dc nOot AT
ia. Warrau.-t tho lit, Of NcW4Ulk, before Nr John
" Ltte Register. the 18th dGy OF Decembr a d. le5-
d A. HENRY f. KNOX Marshal Messenger
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GENERAL TERN ASSIGNMENTS.

ALBANY, Dec. 1.-THE following designations
OF Supreme Court Jusiees effect on January /,
1888, were made TO- day by Governor Cornell,
Associate Justices of the Term LIST Department
Jonn Brady and Charles Daniels 20 succeed himself
Associate ustlce "a Department Calvin l. PAt In the
place or Joseph W. Gilbert whose Office about 10
expire Presiding nsee 4th department O. smith
IN e pace 81 John acoi whose term viii have thon eI'
PRED 9nd AssOciaej usce 4h department George
In place e. smith desigusied Pre.lug ice
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EAMED After An OLD FIREMAN.

The Fire Commissioners yesterday decided to give
TO the new fre-boat, now nearly ready for use 1T
8 shipy ard in Wilmington, Del, the name ZOphar
Mills. Al he boat will be more powerful than the
Hayemey yer, ana probably will DO put " service
January l. ZOphar Mills, alter whom the boat Is
called is one of the oldest OF the who
connected with the Volunteer Fire Department. AT
one time 10 was president OF tbs department. For
several years Mr. Mills has been the president of
the Exempt Firemcn's Association. lie is still in
business at No. l46 Front-st.
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prPAlrNEyr OF srRErT CLEAYIst
CITY or AEW-AONk,
10. u CT A}iBERs- eT., AEW- \ OK, Dec Z, ISo-.

10. 81 CHANBERssT. NEw-l OK, Dec. :, 1852
CEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received at
= until - O'Clock NJ Of " ed
December aud the
WI. b, y For Tie utspo
stlou OF street sTceg gafD-r col 60 ed 10 tie
& fv o. OK. ivtrcd the several dumps
drumming pacc1 OF the Department OF street Cni IL Sad
cy Tor the four the Ist day OF JnuaIy
1873 Proposals Will feady iOr ds rbutin at tls oiLee
on Tues3y l. lsSZ At J. O'Clock Ii FO further
dets see ii Record copies which OBTAINED at
NJ > : inv Hall J. : COLEMAN,
Commissioner Of street Cleaning.
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300. 91l, 9i2.
NO day calendar. $500.
PART I-Held by Van Brunt. J.-Nos 2434. 246O 2lS2
20e6 24fO 1882 $780, 2fO3 1884 1927. zA6G 4b5, Zlol
2s24, 2435, 1856 2 45, 1896 2O5O, 1878 1868 $500 80
PART llI-Heid By G. p aly, C. mos ln2J 23la, 24SS
25l7. 2Jl7 252Z. 1929 1874. 22Os, 25l4, 1856.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. Dec THE following bust
ness transacted in the Supreme Court Of the United
states to-day
40. ll9-The sun Mutual Insurance Company agt. the
Ocean Insurance Company Argument concluded
4-4-JOun ". lnta. II and oilers agI. The IHted
States -ArgueL
l3VJalDes Turner and Others at the Farmers Loan
Trust Company aud Otlers-Ar yumDut begun.
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in the asylum short line lie saw d a. The time
Went amt for exercise with him. He believed AT tne %
and now believed that smita was pertee ay mneh hes
fancy that he was confined on WARDS isiahu vi
charge Of unacy. 80, -, Monday
The examination VIII be continued on "o"N"''
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VFFIVE " ~ COLLECTOR OF Assls5iiHNIs AND
lnRNK A,HrAns. d q L IL. | 80


OFFICE OF rdz COLLECTOR OF ASSESSMENTS AND
NLkGK OF AGHEAiS so cnDrr -, l',2 :
MOTIF OF the Of ands nents Tor unpaid
ayes Of 1916, ISIS 1879 and COton water l-76
lo4 AMI SIS uLd tho direction OF Allan Campbell Comp
u0aei OF lic IL VI Me-" OK.
Tie unle-ued hereby a pubhc notice. pursuant u
the oVisi1n- ~ the act entitled An Act tor the Collection
a7sc-1Iluit' Water IN the city
Ne" Aok ana To- amend the several acts In relation thereto
la thc res ccye owners of all lads and snarcnts IN
the tiy - New OrS which have been laid and
Armed situate IN the Wards Nos p inclusive ior the
years Is l. 1915 and l-70 remaining due cul I'M
paid aud So the respective al Ind- aaj tene
ment- Ia the city OK NrT Y0 situated In the VS. ds aore
said VII cl. Gle regular CIot1n Ir.ts DGeu aid
and unpaid are required 10 the sail taxes ahd 'OtOu
Water rom - naming dIa ui uIp1t . he t0Hecto Ol
ment OF Fiuan IN the court House with the int est
ia feJi ~ r rae OF per cent per annun as pOFe1 W
bee c dy To the me Oh payment o2eter wan lht cSIEe2
oil ts motto ami al oilseon. AID default SHAH De- ade
IN surh payment suh ds and tenement! WI lie sold ~
puJhc auction. 70 tIc lev Court house IN Inc Ny iia
Pa X, iu Is" city Of NeWi Ork or A.uiay area ON 1861
at II Cc noon, Or th lowest term OF years al which aAy
sa offer tD take r ia dciHoh 0i aVanc
be due AID paid hc interest," thereon Aforesaid
10 the time II sale % ether WIN ne cuaEs this uOce
thereon That sucl sale viii be continued from time u
time unit n te LANDS ana ten,cnts 30 al eFSel Tor Ac
shall be sold.
hereby further given detailed statement OF
tue taxes ans iac OroOn water rents the ownership, OK the
paid Is puDs-ct IL pam Act and tlAt cope Vi Tue siu
pamphlet Jose ia Ic Oi.c ~ ue Collector of Ssess
mris ana ,eA oil Arrears. ana vi. DC DELIVERED 90 G( per
Coiec,o o. Assessments and Clerk OF Arrears
NOTICE.-Proposlls tor estimates for build
~ cr.J .id platform OF l3ta e. aud Tor re
Iariag Du ku patio 7-ta To 43thst, A. X,
by lie De- tui,nt OF bok- IA aud 70
For f Information the city I,cOd copies lCI sac
81 $40. lily 4aL
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FINANCE DEeAgnTyT, BCELAJ FOR THE }
LnLLL.LL.A OF wv. 80. = LMAA8EE--sL.. I

NOTiCETO PARTNERSHIPS r IS hereby
y given all persons Who omitted to pay their taxes
the Receiver ct g. Tue same 10
HIN nl. before the Us. lay of JanLgy, l.-3.
Ter cent ad ja upon tue amount 81 the tax Wl De
All remaining unpaid the III day GA De
49, unless III" shall De- pad 10 MIS- De-
d8y January l-S ufere- Will hr charged ana
collected. thef upon All -ucA taxes 80 rea h@ UNPAID
On ;L.i day auuum 20 20 cd ~
from October l-sZ. the Wth tIt as'rsact
and delivered 10 lie Receiver u taxes
money vii Ue received alter CLOCK D. IL
MAXIM T. MCMAHON.
keneIAer OF lAxe9
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musiea! Instruments.

REATTY'S ORGANS, u stops, 1925. Pianos,
H. s29l o.. Factory running day ana nixh- Catalogues
free Address DANIEL T. BEATTY Washington.
4 INDEMAN " SONS, 81 Bieecker-si.-
- Have Of their Patent Cycod Pianos neary new
aud IN nrstclass order. for sale
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on ana after ...ttl. Der 1852,
AND UNITED sTKHTTEis NAIL RoUT

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York. via DesbIosses and Courtlandt
har ls0Utg PilsDufs the West and south with Pullman
Palace Attached AMI p. daily NcW-IOrk
aGG nieAgo Limited OF PaIlor Dining, smoking aud sleep
ing Cars at y a. IN every dpy -, p, -. c aud Una,
,onnectns al .ouy for IitusYle Petroleum Cen
BaidmoIe Tashason and the SOUTH q Limited Washington
Express Pullman raror Cars dairy except sunday, 10
a M, arrive Washington y u. Regular via aud p z.
r. at Is aud $50 3:40 AMI m and ~ night
sdnday via g. and ? 4. K m, p m. and y night
Via h. and o.. X r.. 7 p. m. ana Y night
FOR Atlantic CITY, except sunday 1Io IL and p m On
For ape nay except sunday 5l5, lllOA onsAtuplays
Ine Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
Via Ranway and Amboy, a. m, 4 noon $50 and p
Boats OF brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains
Jersey CITY adording speedy ana HieeI transfer ios
ra HSs rittsDqrg go and il2o $50 ana
aV5V p IN 5 $50 955 IOJJ and 0.5O pm sunday 65O
70 & ana FRO From PhSasphs $50 65 $50 ~
600 60 g4 4y i920 loss ana l05Op NJ snndsy 500
e g S9 go ii4O e'2O 49, $50. 1870 1915 and
alo''o D. IL TO PHILADELPHIA
THE OLD. ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON SUN.
DAY 3 srArl0NSS E II 4fatkADALfH4A' : IN
DIMI E ES AN6 The RAsEsr riME eoSsIsTESSTF EN-
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains leave New YORK and Court
6l6. 100 .. $50 @ and 10 Llmltedl, II M $50. $40.
=, D, o. q ., p H. ana IL night ouhcaJ~ Q ..
~ LlmItedA and ~ a. N, 4, q, 4 g. and up w. and ~
EIplsss Trains leave New.York daily except sunday
7i2O u and p m, running through via Trenton and
Returning trains station Philadelphia,
l2Ol 300 o.2O $40 61O 1880, $50, 800, aud II a II
tIimlted Express sop. MI l. B. 4, l52o Llmitedl o.
$50, Tao, >, and $40 m. ON sunday, IDOL SOB @zO
345, 80 (5s25 Limlted, $50, 146 and ezV m
Leave Philadelphia via Camden = m ana ASo p m uAav
fiesst Onices $40 and ga Broadway. Astor House
am foot Desbrosses and Courtlsndts sta ana
BROOKLYN Annex station foot Of Fultonst @
ia llB and lls hudson st. HoooSen stAu0n ''''' "''
The NewYork transfer Company viii call Tor Aas SHseA
Baggage from hotels aud residences u woOn
CAAhLno Fl n SnsSsr General Psss'r Agent
pONDOUT and KINGST0N.-Landlnlig; "a. at
IL Cranston,, rwest Point. Cornwall NeWDurg Marloor0I
Mton and Esopus connecting Win ser su
ai stony Railroads steam bOats Ay on Ca
Nh and lame. baldwin leave ~ M from hsIrsohes'
n. r.. saturd zys at p NJ
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS tAsI. -,
Reduced IS Boston for hIsclass ueKe soou ony
A. specined their lace -, 100000, O, Aaon
IN tom per SO River foot of Jayst New york ar;
r4ng In BOSTON at Tickets for sale At al pflnclpal
uPRoVIDENCE LINE, for freight only. Steamers Leave
from per 20 Forth River foot OF Warren st. 4O p M dz
lsuadsys excepted foy Boston via Providence direct
J. W. RILKINS. General Passenger Agent
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fosG ail0 founo.
G9N REWARD.

S20O REWARD.
HfHE ABOVE REWARD will be paid and questions
ed - the undo signed OF GOLD II NJ
INGCAsE WATCIG. IS-xarit ease vita Lane A T. Nc
fnstry engraved outside % oI. ease and letters y
g. on back case top aud bottom. Key Winder Witn y
Iiovysf 20 ZbjJ0 Uni ate Win
A b. NJ IINsIltY schultsvle LacGawanua CO., Penn
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6ieamboats nn0 Rlijro los.

FALL RIVER LINE fol. BOSTON aud the
t.teogrs ~ To- SywLTt SG ~, ' ou eem,
BRiSTOL AMI PKovlDLNCE leave Ncw-lor Oh after.
Murray 40 p m connection oy annex Goat IRON
lj y, P.Sys,s .i place Al D. m.
BORDEN Lo'GGiEto A. ARtc9'Ss NOR aeu Pass Agent
EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
spat 3D. and II p n 1n a%s gfee i - p H.
steamer arrives IN tine io 90 y TRAINS Nor'' Au1 LAST
Z EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passeng
40 40 ana p N ior las On bel hem AHeato@n
h o-b coacss I'm cay Local trains at $40 p n for
iI Trins eayias and $40 m connect 70? 9 all
local fo Mauch Chunk, SD H. Leave AaueA ChuAA Al
GENERA Eastern Office Of Church and Corandtsts
NOaWlCH LINE
~ To Boston, Worcester Nashua Portland and the Last
Inc NE" iiOA cry OF WORCESTER.
Withoa, exception the T2, M ok no sound ana
CIV For NO 49, Nofth RIVER loot Of pier
ST. Ferry danny except sundays at 450Pm
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains viii leave Graud Central Depot
~ H. @sSlen anu Nothsfa E,les 20 aooaeS'er Ail
# Asin7 Syracuse Rochester buffalo Enc Gland and
1850 M, Chicago EIpress dravngroom earsto Canaan
a. M to Albany aud Toy with connection To UTICA sara
5 80 III, Albany anu Troy special, saturdays only'
p N. Accommodation TO albany ana Troy. q. ,...
It Louis Kpress. vi sleeping cars IoI oC i
running through every the week, also Niagara AIS
Bu1ao, Toledo anu Detroit I'll. ,..,-. ar.
go D. xpress daily except sunday Win Sleeping a9
syracuse and % Auburn Road also 10 oa~osA auu N
tIeaL ,o-
. M Pacific Express daily with sleeping cars 10.
Rocbeste.. BunaO Cleyt and Toledo DetIOt CA1~So Anu
II D. m Night Express with sleepngears 70 Albany ana
Troy with morning trains Tor the west arc
Tickets Bowling Green 20 -hq az v 49,
way and az Wescotts Express Ohoes ID
and 942 broadway. Newfork ana 80 49, ia 1850
]. N ToUoEY. Gen suRt Gen. Passenger Agent:
CHARMS ....o,,
y CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Office Pier IL n r. foot Of Cortlandtst.
Consgnmens frgt forwarded - directed to any part
Of t1e world
UHEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
delivery Of all kinds OF freight ana mer
ehandise 10 any par Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
SOR LIGHTED
Freight Of every description promptly ghtered TO any point
IN the haTbOr at reasonable rates. $500 - -
STEAMBOAT BAHGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR Excursions. 60, -,,,,
HAVEN. leave Pier 49, ~ r., at p N. daily tsaturdsys
METK0PoLIs EXPRESS Co. between NewIork and
New Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed -. ~, IN
For New Haven and points East at Pier Ia
NORTH SHORE STATEN BLAND Eleven Miles Tor
Ten CeBts steamers from Iron Pier l. H. toot Oh
GENITAL shIPYARD, Communipaw. ". J.-Dry Docks
ShOys everything apDoELAning 70 TIC
construction AID repair VI vesssAa
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CORPORATION Aotlce5.

CIrY OF NETWORK, FINANCE DE-
~ PARTMENT Bureau TOT the Collection OF Assessments
ard Ar ears OF Taxes and Assessments and Of CrO;on Water
Een,s
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SHORE LINE.

EDOI l Ian SIM ~ 49,. ,--v..
4 FOR PRONID.NCE. BOSTON AND TIL EAST.
RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three xprrss daily SUNDAYS yt-D 10 Boston ut
d. m D. M. JplIloI attached aud with palace
sc-p.ug sundays at 10 Z. H. with palace sleeping
LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON, ALL RAIL, IS.
Tickets and seats secured q, Filth Avenue aid
Windsor Hotel uc6et Offices 4; era eatrl Depot.
J.. ". FlLkISS.
General Passenger Agent.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
TILE oLp.EsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN

% rRAINs EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND . ON SUN.
~ DAY 3 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA IN
NEW-TOkk.
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DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
AENT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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Dcaro ano Rooms
East SIDE.

FURNISHED rooms. with tlrst-class board.
lO9 East 2sthst. Madison square and Elevated
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West S-is.

IH EAST 3OTH-S cosy, sunny furnished
ND room in small adult family. board II desired.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-01

Transfers o. Real Estate % Du-|
1854 = Nv. =, 1854.
Ben sehulIz % Leo Frlednan. Lels'
a and g. Ce'cstine. 80.
Mary Pride - Taylor P.dgel, 10 acres
u 20 81, I'll. r. R& o10o.
Adam Krcss % B Schroeder, - acro<
N sec 80. Il 4. n Z. $3.50.
Flora Kahn % Jacob Neokan, lot =,
8sv<ville. $1,000.
wa NcNshao % y Tonini end W
Striekihten. y ~ 3 Ge1gers odd %
Hunting burg. &loo.
Peter WORK 20 Jos Hlchclbech. lots
IA. 205 and of227. Ferdinand, ESQ.
WIN Tonke> 70 Jones 4 NcXahan. pt
blocks ; q :, Blemker's adt- @ Hunting
burg. $3.50.
a KssterheInrich 20 NcNahan B Jones,
5 acres in zee -. re. Rs. $500.
Val Bretz 10 Lenard Bre,x. 800 acres
IL sccs - and ~, re-, RS. o37e
:. b. kessner 70 n Friedman, N. LOT
rs. jasper. $50
Gibson and Mcdonald to Nick. Ship
man. - acres II Sec. 81. 4. I, r. 3. $50.
Gu. Senneng 70 "A. Rudolph. lots 70.
e. g and -; :; - 9 q Pub Square, For
John Lands. % = Pruitt, lossl, Men,
TOR, go.
John LepdIss o WIN. 4. Prsist, lot s.,
Mentor, &35.
r. 8 +. Beitman 20 John Stradtner,
l60 acres il Secs. IS and 50. 4. ,, n. B.
e. $3300.
John Sfrdtner 10 CD. Senneng. s.
acres IN Frac. Sec. 81, 7. 4, n. X 5 a.
|1E0.
Malona Glezen 70 + A GlexeD, I 20
|1cres In Sec. IL I'll. re. 4l75.
Mary - Fuss % Andrew Soherer, y
lots So and -. Jaeper, ESQ.,
a Gramelspacher 60 B kr0del, pt lot
|59. jasper, $50.
Gen 4 PAR 20 Geo w Leighton, LOT 4,
ireland, $780,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-01

NOTICE q hereby given that shero
Av will b - election held 3 the Lodge
room or Ireland Lodge, No. 356, "A. n.
and 4. ~. q their regular meeting % Be
held Saturday might, Decembor I'D, lisa.
IN Ireland. Dubois county, Ind, for the
purpose o. choosing one Trustee for oaid
Lodge. % serve u placo u Bro< y. z.
KeIso. resigned The brothers entitled
% vote win govern themselvoo accord
WIN GREEN. n. pro ssh.
Sol d. PIERcE, See.
Dee. -, 1852 -1w.