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NEWSPAPER OFFICES DAMAGED.

BUFFALO, Feb. 14.-Early this morning
fire broke out in the Weber Block brick Oudhg oi oi
stories next to tne Post Office. The fire originated Oh
the ton floor which was occupied 10y Hentz brolners
jewellers whose machinery and stock, Vhleu 7iOo'
w,s DESTROYED: insurance $1,000 The Sunday IH'eS'
ami other tenants including drug store ana I's, -.
Tant were narilv burnt or damaged by water Inc iot
damage will amount TO $4,000, ana - ios'S O'''
Inv irsnr,nce Incendlarism is suspected
OGpE> sBURG. n y, FEB. IA fire broke OUT '"ie
morning at o'clock in the booIbin ling establishment u
Robert Henderson, in the upper story OF me OJd"So"V
Jour,oI and Republican building. The hanes were 'o"
enod IN Tho binderv hut The journal Office below was
thorougiIv soaked with wafer making necessary the
nrinting ri me JOurndl in The WccLy-ldcdtcc once
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CIVIL NOTES-

Justice Barrett yesterday dismissed the COM
plant IN the action brought by Elizabeth Ceary against
the Rev. John Nc Ielomy TO recover about $500 for
the keeping of an infant child the ground that the
nc ion was barren by the statute OF limitations
Ellen Vosper yesterday in the Superior Court
recovered verdict against the city for $4,000 The
plaintiffs husband a cab-driver. In May 1882 as
he driving oGg the street. tree fell over on him
and bis cab rhe cIb was smashed to pieces and Vosper
received iures from which h sOon died. The defence
was that TIL tree was Town over bv an unusually hgh
wind, which the city could not control.
In the suit of Angelo Castro against the
Spanish Consul Hppot de Urarte, to recover Sloooo
damages for alleged false imprisonment Judge
Brown Of the United States District Court Yesterday
directed the Jury to- find verdict for TIE defendant
Castro was arrested IN 1880 "a a fugitive rom CUBA on
Grim nal charg coud not he pros cuted as the cs
conc tDing which complaint was male nad lakeh paoo
before che making OF the present ire tty
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TRADING ON SUNDAY.

Nelson Kilmcr and Mason IIuntsmnn, agents OF
the ~un.a G. siug League were conpiaiitnis IN
fine jefferson ,rkct Police Court YESTERDAY,
AGAINST the iolloNi.g persons, whom thty &c u'eu
of clline their wares ON sunday: Benson II. Lent
oI No. 1866 Bowciy W. NQlun."r oil No. d2i
Ei,,ith-,vc and Henry Hoops, ot No. $40
E"%rry. candy d.acr,; Jacob Harris, of No.
l2G BoAcry, aud Robert DAVIS, OF No.
I,-cnL q Diver phot. uraplcr. of No. 22S BOwcry
Uynan Harris shoe dealer, Of No - Bowery, AID
J,col, e. assh,in uattcr,of Nc. 1876 Bow'ry Hoops
thc Two nairi,rs DAVIS, ODwycr ana GlaNsheln
wee each hr!u IN : 90 pail Lent was discharged,
and Wo!hugcr was pJroed. Justice ilihy SAN
after di-po,Iug of the eases thar ne would prefer 10
hay, the league urug liquor cller5 before MN
rather tlau men engaged in rcputa le pursuit.
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,,,,, yr cr1pTED THE LoCOMOTITE.

T0esday on compliant of George mon and Vest
tendent OF York bonse at Vest End
err Ra aSSss 6 With having started o
No. ~ Which ran from the round tOe Pe U
anS ef 6S T tSe company as wa: GS
shnTssd some time tJe o5
back again recently. lie wanted oIeaed that he
started the LOCOMOTIVES IN the hope that 'n ND tIat
man would be discharged for careeSses' he ~Ds is able
he would get his place. Nixon says nase at about
clock ON Monday morning when he had 10 IN The tSe
ness there and that footsteps were s,and,ns TO
snow from where the locomotive "as for ex
his house. The prisoner was couiinltteo Ao' Va
animation.
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MINES AND MINING.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 14-P. VI.

WEDNESDAY,. Feb 14-P. VI
Tire business in mining stocks seems to be I'M
proving: at least this Is the third day which has
recorded increa ns transactions aud better prices
The low-prce fancie., however, with one or TWO OF
the better elias OF stocks. still furnish the bulk OF
the business done. Sierra Grande to-day rose TO
2.95. and Hal-Andersol advanced to l75. Robin
son WAS dull at l. 10 and Curysoiltr a. 30. Son
ora Cons lidatei rose to ~ cents. Il l. kO, WIN
liIr amount of business fluctua' e. between ID ana
10 cents The omstocks were less active tnah
YESTERDAY and not % strong.
The Jocuisuta Mining Company has declared
quarterly dividend OF $4,000, Oeng % cents per
share PAYABLE on February 21.
SALES AT the MINING EXCHANGES.
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THE FIRE RECORD.

FLAMES IN THE UNION LEAGUE HOUSE
Two plumbers were at work on the sNUn
floor OF the Union League Club house, at Ffthaye ana
Thirty-ninth-st., yesterday. They were going down
stairs with their tools at 4:15 p when cry OF hro
was heard in the laundry where they had been repairing
steam pipes Flames had started in the drying room VI
the laundry Six women who were employed there ran
down stairs crying out that the binding was on hIe
Much excitement was caused among the servants I'D tue
Kitchen IN the fifth floor and the alarm soon sprefu W
other parts OF the building The roOms in when tue ie
had started were REGARDED nearly hre-Prooi' 0o
walls and brick floors prevented the flames from Sp
ing but within the rooms they ragged Hereby sum- "
the servants caught up fire extIngushers p" "0i"3
ignorant of their use they made no impression Oh '
flames The neat and smoke drove them Out u 'A
halls An alarm had been sent out from the ie-DoA "c
thu club house in the meantime, and the hreihen SUM
dragged two lines of hose up five flights of stars
the flames were extiuguished quickly Onlci .i and
called several companies OF tie Insurance T,rni
rubber covers were spread over the carpets anu o,
Ure on the fourth and fifth floors 10 prevent Whtc - a.
doing damage there Very little water go through Wv
sixth hOor however. and as soon as the NAMES VIZ, he
tipguished care was taken TO sweep tlc water o,c
rear elevator shaft the halls. NO ga a-c Ne lam,
below the fifth floor. quar- uy OF tlhhg III " t
dr., was DESTROYED, and the WOODWORK was utlI"
badly i'm two rooms machinery ia the ROOMS
ruined The damage cstlma Ell ny 'Ic Pa nj
81 900 hut members OF club said the loss t,
rxceed $500 No ANNOYANCE felt by men Dts "a .o
club several of whom played billiards Wnile 'No nv VIZ
in
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEw-YoRK, Feb. II.
Again the dealings in pipe line certificates TO-
~ sbn,vcl decline IN amount from the transdcuohSoi
10y - . annonntinC TO g. $780, 900 barrels against
90 ooo borrrs Yesterday. At OH City there was an
,'ar,ase to ASA 900 barrels as teegraphed There
mara som. sympt ms to-day of dminuon In the spec
,,,,yo activity OF the last few days In the morning
r ,ero or,e purchases to close short accounts
, ,rice OF crude oil sustained between u Oli9
81 90 and 99lac The news received from the oil re-
.I ,,rincipal dealers was to the effect that the
So , veil No. had produced no oil since the little
spurt yesterday. The owners are going to
,u dcener but the outcome of the well,
,,a,.od "a il is III district which all
h tests have Indicated TO be spotted" Is not likely to
o Nicer ihan il necessary to explain any weakness
oG nav be developed in the market The days news
W. NOT of kind 10 encourage fresh saea, aud so me
rernoon decline To She. was not made violently In
~ iast hour the market rallied to 00asc but ended at
oear The close without decided character
The total transactions to-day at the three exchanges
were follows; oorro,s
x,orI patroienm Exchange 1,649.OOO
Petroleum Exchange.
New York Mining stock Exchange............' VSSOoo
MN
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e amendment will be pr.eented tomorrow.
THE IRON BUSINESS or LAST YEAR

PHILADELPHIA, Feb Little Secretary of the
American Iron and steel Association reports that the con
ption Of pig in this country last year was about
4 oGa 600 tons az against 4,9s2OCO tons IN 1881 The
production Of pig iron In 1882 was olIsooo TONS al
- r2G zoo tons as compared with the previous
fc number OF furnaces ~ blast at the beginning
" I'll. year was Az agains' 1i6 for the corrcrpondg
time last year, and those OUT OF paS' huhiOceu %'V
di n t,s. 25S ON The Let OF January, Ioo%.
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4 LABOREES SING ULAR DEATH.

NEwBURG. n. Y, Feb. 13.-Patnck Dunn
~, losyork CIV a laborcr employed by the Edwards
Rt,tbcrs New-York West Shore and Buffalo Railroad
contractors at Mddehope, four miles north OF TINS cy
met with singular accident few days ago which SUD
seouentlv resulted in his death Dunn was intoxicated
end taking one of the large railroad lamps useu Oh ou
s,de york which hold about hall gallon OF kerosene
oi ne star Ell of for liquor lie hdd not Bo.t lal
ygIen me Re m hOc. The OIL from TIE amp hIr9 po.n
~ ns hooegs IL took FIRE, 4nd ms trousers acthB -
vyIck docs In lamp, the mans legs were purheu AZ
'"lt IN r. hone Below the tops OF the boot IcBs thf
1rsh was not touched by the flames. Dunn oou III 'no
III alLlAlIaH
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AN or7BREAK OF SPOTS on THE sun.

Phelps. y. Y, Feb. 13.-Professor Brooks,
NJ the Red House Observatory reports that telescope
hervotiop Of the sun yesterday morning revealed All
npusual outbreak OF spots, covering nearly the ehtre
equatorial region Of the sun. In addition TO the huner
ous large single srots, with wellceined penumhra'
large irregular group has just come into view thla morn
ia 49, ~ astern limb With the numerous fdciuH -
ia Vicinity and the torn and ragged form OF inc gup
,nd,catIos a. manifest Of considerable SOFA
anCe. and It's passage across 'hO S"" '"' ~ "
-. ID
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ppouJBJyYoNIN PENNSYLTANIA.

U,pp,sprRG. Penn, Feb. 14.-Thc Senate
,',,',i,,a. op constitutional Reform has decided on
49,, r1Iro,,ino amendments to the prohibtory amend
,ncnt which :hey have under consideration;
SECTION l. The Manufacture sac or keeping LOT aae
~ anv Intoxicating liquors that seem 90 DC 'ou ~ u
p,.@r5,c il foreyer prohibited WITHIN tins Common
wealth and the General Assembly siMl "lihpht 'oIny
enact such laws with sufficient penae' a' may po no"
essary 10 enforce the prohibition. ,-- ,....a,o
SECTION T. The manufacture sac or keep'ub IOI Sd'o
OF Intoxicating liquors fr othef lr os,s .meT In =
penalties.
Oh. o,oendtoent will be ir.f ented tomorrow
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bank In her name. Mr. Budd alleges that Mrs. Dietz
was at one time his housekeeper and that he gave her
$1,000 In trust to be paid TO his wife, from whom he was
living apart, in case Of his death. Sometime Mrs
Dez left his no and took with her the bank book OF
the savings Bank where she ha deposited 800 OF the
money given her In trust. Mira Delz declares that she
never received any wages for her services house
keeper from Mr. Blu 3D. and that he gave her the 900
for ner own use and Oenedt. The argument the
tiOu Was adjourned
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MINING SUIT COMPROMISED.

1-..,o, Feb. 13.-William Whclan, ex-presi-
C'iON u,to,op Consolidated Copper Company Of
ueh' VI george H. Pullman, its representative ap
a6 IN me CITY Court here to-day TO answer the com
Fish OF Utica, for alleged false prelences
IN Che copper mining Dn' TSs matter has been
snce Tor te he raer Of silver mining STOCK owned
t,v thc persOns named.
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RECORDED REAL estate TRANSFERS.


Courtlandaye wcor of Benson.st. 25xl50 IVAN 40 ,oo
Loan t. Ellen Martin Observation-Disclosures. $500
lst-avr, s. I'll It Ii of 54th.st. 2OXsli Annie Voge
10 aug tIOSS
Marx street Slip lot 39x25x4G; y + Bridge
and wife 10 a sheppard ................. L
5Sth 81. 64.3 70 W Ol Madison 21x15.jx tr
regular. w Stokes ana wife to IL Wa son L
Same property Al watson and wife TO Adele w
Amelia ns sci i'aaO $4,000
40tl.st. 3. 20 Il Of 4th-aye. lS9X0S.9 Adele L
WhitcO NIB TO T. WhitcOmb ........-. .......-... 1
Ryerpl.ce. lot 1877. 25xlO x2jx9j, West Farms;
Mary Martiing and husband 10 Esbon ; West 49,
76h..t 1878 # wOf sd.ave, 2jxl022 Henry ooo,o
McCIOsbV jr. to IL t1ebr. ZuzoO
23t-st - ~ II u otiaye 2Ox9s Ok Irregular "a.
McP De Forest W de Forest anl anOher.-.- a,Zoo
HcalE Ho' ioI anu i'4 Il = e. u. 1850
CURE T.; ~ Hickey 1000
0'' ny 80 80 WeSS o ON ave- ovAiOVo "a $500
vssdeTpiIt u $500
ana wife 10 G Pariitt ...........-:..
LexIngOn.vcw =, - II OF 9lstst l66x>55 JOhn ooo
Weber 10 " III Runk lo,OOo
Broadway, s.. from OanaI 10 Lispenardst; virginia
G. BTandrcth 10 iclen BaSOn ct al
All gI.nlor's interest estate OF Gilbert De Witt
4 W Mason To ~ Dew Mason ............-......- l.
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Thomas Hicks, president; Alfred Jones, VICE H
Jewell, secretary; John W. CasrasI, hG CbsrIes
II. Miller. Board Of Control; W. Whitntredge'
George H. Story, Oliver l. Lay, Arthur far on
Henry Farrer Committee on ADMISSIONS; nuT" 10
Cav and William c. Macy, auditors. COMM ~ ice
was appointed to revise the constl' utlon' ne ne
meeting was a secret one. Several members salu ~
n TpiprNE reporter after the SESSION was ended
tht the case of the defsultine treasurer Mr. talcO-
nor was nor mentioned at the NEE ing.
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pAJ1 COMPANY EMBARRASSED.

p,rrsRURG, Penn, Feb. 1.-The failure ia last
-, 80 Monndsylc. W. Va, of the Kloman iron anu
Steel s Company embarrassed the nr pa. al Mills at
koman or, rne mill is still running. but neetln
Allegheny has called for fds mot BEEN
OF tne statement OF the liabilities OF nus
made public
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stNGULAR SCENE IN 4 COURTROOM

cr1rvroy. Va, Feb. 14.-At the trial OF
,.,ss Tor the murder Of John Burner, when
s ,are TO-DAY. scene occurred Owing to re-
"ri, made by the prosecuting attorney Mr. "nile
counsel for the defence declared that ne WON'T
t The case grasped his hat ana ID slea, "a mil TO-
quiI ,ie 80 Fl, rnoIn The was at0oLIneu w
ieiS rnS when Il is thought that Mr. "m'e WI"
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A BILLIARD TABLE FACTORY BURNED.

STAMFORD, Conn, Fen. II.-O"llch"ci
billiard table factory stories high was purheu "
the ground night. The total loss is eS"uato" ~
s225 600 The fire stll raging and 0ther Dull1ihks ~
line immediate vicinity are in danger me gre ~
i'm he yarnish room from spontaneous commission. IN
hundred and twenty-five men are throwh out Oh einPo!
,nanf
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MIR. BUDDs WIFE AND HOUsEKEEPER.

motion was made yesterday in the oupe-
rior Court Judge Friedman, In 0ehalI Oh JAMES
Budd TO restrain the Union Dime Savings Bank Honi
having 20 Esther Dietz 5000 which Is deposited Win 'ne
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THE ARTISTS FUND SOCIETY.

Ameetng of the Artists Fund Society wa so hT
lat nloht at the Academy of Design and the Iolow
low1na ofiicers were elected for the ensuing yeai
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By Z. II. Lutil0W & Co.

right. title and interest in building with eise Of
lot. west 25d-st, 35o II e OF 9thave, q III say
ebaa 4 ve,,o 10 nm -, co s
4story brick house with lot No $50 luth-ave, n Q
OF 58th.st. OF ~ 81: Jas Carroll go. -.
/ similar house vita lot No S44 l0th-aye. adjoin-
ing above lot I9.0x6l; Lynch .............
! similar house with lot No tj5 West j6th.st, 81
IL @ OF lOihave lot -. 6x6J: J fagen ..........
l similar house with Ut. No 3l2 West lsth-st, -,
co. II e. OF 9Th ave. plot oil land 2ox3s.9: w A
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Qeachers.

mr. and accomplished professors. tutous,
1enesses lecturers companions and housekee pers
4 Nv - NJ. ]. YOUNG American ahd foreasa
Ss%rpac,hers Agency. % Union square,
MISS HESSE, 80 West 21st-st., supplies
competent teachers. tutors governesses readers sI
housekeepers Best ad Vice given TO parents on en1o
90 schools References by favor: Hon Hamilton flsh AH
ex secretary Eyarts
SH.-PR0FESSOR ALBERIO BEn-
- MS gives private instruction IN the pure s'u'A~
maze Particulars and terms at ~ East 10th 81
rI,EACHERS WANTED-For vacancies sae son. 40 4aS
dress stamp for 'appican11sn;Iloxln ifkRS
Public school Journal
AGENCY, Cincinnati v
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lnstructlou.

For BOYS and Young Men-City.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition.
n afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. li5 W. 45th.sk
NEW YORK military ACADEMY.
FORT wAsHINGToY. NY.
superintendtnt@joMS R HAYS, NJ D.,
KEOPENs SEPT. 4, 1881.
end ana 'cTlpaoasy lol owed Is mould al sary agS
tue ntelc1 OF you by science mo VII Dy oosece ano
requisites instr cuou, discipline religion while Iuns fof
ua e on arlington neeats aDoat mile, B up The
i55Ih.st ca ragcs way waiting or ~ timely not
heato the & b meet o an eace CON-
mandns delightful scenery-or more ttIacne sur hs
TS are ioTy Of Ian attac6e 20 IT, shaded and
terseced by groves anordng ample space Tor pay
Fieaca. German ,na spanish spoken.
DREPARATOKY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
Madison and 4Ithst hts for the 9choo. OF Mines,
Glasses ana seh11iG. 2r1 AMI Professor at
Naval Academy.
University Grammar School, 1,4sl Broadway,
near 49as s yshra o5 TTH AKIN
For Young Lades-Citv.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
r SSEK FEHUNE E VIZ BIZ
6 a. YB fla as. Gp SS
squae 80 Tlraye corner Forty eyer Ct a. the Aa
-.
Onehund and.twentyffth up to M, aseguar Oh
fec rates.
DRIVATE GLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Hns,rncfion in English Latin Modern Languages ana
piano MISS CoE Principal. 81 West l2th-st
Art Schools-CtY.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pu LI 3
" after Monday oct IS IN pRAW5TG Oh ana WA tY
sCAPE CHINA PAINTING and DECORATlDS
STVDIO 20 MADISON Az SNuf~
~, n urvT1NGToT MI VILLA NJ HARr.MrJAMES
NJ. HART. MI, \. +. BELLOWS.
Musical
AIR. and MRS. +. REINBECK,
vi Piano Instruction,
No 23l West lJthst
AIRS EMMA DESTER, SoDrano.-Oratorlo
vi and concert pupil Of the great master GaIoa anI OF
Tho ROYAL Academy London Address care ay ~ SoDS'
Receives pupils at her residence lOs East t4ih'st
NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
/ only at
No5EAST l4TIG ST, ID door East of oIH-AEE"
Incorporated ls6 - 1900.
The NATIONAL MUSIC SCHOOL.
OPEN DAY and EVENING,
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For Young Ladies-CountrY.
.r,f,Nr,DN EnD XOTrN

COTTAGE SEMINARY TUX lUUNU
~ tDti-s pnttstown Penn-Thrty second Annual session
opens sept is 1881. On philadelphia ana itetnS W. W.
I'm Pbii licpha with through cars Lon Sen
~ i,,nJ Rrook route Home comforts, pare lta dlslphe
yd fhorongh work gant buildings ald al
I rnnds and Ia well known f0r OetltY anu heAta-
e. L. C5taoanes address GEO q. BUTLtk A u. rim.
THREW LADIES' SEMINARY, carmel. N l.
Homeike, thorough, progressive New ~ NJ
c,l,r win GEORGE G. N'iI II, y. u
IYOVr, INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
tavn y Y. home thorough codrts OF stuy' -
pensseptember Is Miss NJ. w hhiNAI't' .i,s
INV C,NAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ - mss efuerencel teachers. numbers limited
= NANi' Address Mrs. h. I. AY RES.
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For Both Sexes-CoIntry

FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, IA miles
"A from New.YOrS. olNlran receive a mollers caro-
Mia ii. Z. MOKRELL, dallisseL L. /
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. = Nyack- on the
IL Hudson Both sexes. s12j send for catalogue. '" L.
IA A NJ.
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Miscellaneous.

CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS suited to every
tasa with intelligent % parents leIsoanI'
moued ,or hostage s. ". sCHERMERHORN' seore'"t'
EAST l4tl-st. NcW-NOrk.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK "wednesday. Feb. a. 1854
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change Salesroom to-day:
BIZ Richard Y. Hdrnett & Co.

BIZ Richard Y. Hdrnsh & Co.
l 4.story brick house with lot No 81 Bowery.
cor OF no Az Hester-st, lot 2jxG7.Sx25. 5xG96;
u Farrell .-....-.--.........-...
es. 5O.2 IT OF Hester-st, lot 25.lxl2I D: Ma
s,aIr SicS bose with lot Nos 100 and 49, Hes
ter st. $ ., 67.sf Q OF Bowery, lot S3.7x416xiOf
x493: same buyer.
6-story brcA house with lot, No lsl BOweIy,, es
& It of Delaney s. lot 2jx97. SKIS 4x999;
Chaless WOfenstein .............-...-.... .--..-
2story brick house with lot. No Delincy-st $,
~. 10 1t q OF BOwery. lot 20x76 same buyer -.
2 6story. +.story, 2S-sIory aud I 2story brick
houses with plot OF land. Nos 377 TO 3oJ fth-ave
secor Nos "a ,ld lO6 27th.st. pot OF land
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DanrlnI Araoemls5.

ALIEN DODW0RTHS -. a., ,,,.,vo
For particulars sena for circular 6,b'sheI
Nnsic ana ngures n EN-. Just PuOusnou-
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For Bows and Youuy Mea-couutrv
TEX ANDER Hillary Board
EORI WASHINGTON, y. I.
E5iaJiished 1857
superintendent-JohN H. HAYS, ". d.,

ALEXANDER INSTITUTE--Mihtary Board
4 ing SCHOOL, WHO Princip i O. r. WILLIS Phi. D.
DIIJMS Erziehungslns alt.-Boys prepared
for col 20 or business 500 per annum tor catai0sus
ana references apply Dr. G. w. BIZ " be1eN1ne ~.
DOYS aud YOUNG MEN privately lifted tor
ID college Conditioned or rejected eanhiaes cossasi-
summeror winter s-ptIDciga Lass r. noe iANN
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL. P0UGHKEEP-
T. PREPARES college, sclend1c ana ,ioy-
erumeut ScnOO and Tor Bus ness JOHN NlLE'' itHeipA
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
Worcester Mass. 27t1 year. For tut lnOrnatloh ap-
plv 10 L. b. METCALF. A. NJ. superintendent
nFEKSKIIJ, N.Y. Military Academy.-For
| circulars address COL CJ. WRIGHT, ~ NJ. PLlnclpaL
DARK lNSTlrU IE,
RYE. y. y. -....... =, $1,000,
For bows. $500 year HENRY rATLocK. Principal
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMI,
1 chester Penn.-Ciy Engineering, chemistry Ciasi's'
English Des. rcs cOI.erel Col THEO hyatt fIe~
SIN[NlIT MILITARY ACADEMY, Summit,
= Nj Alfred y Fuller \. B. Principal sou per yeA-
second III. 4 Y, ar begins February l.
rlNUE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL New
Haven conn prepares students for lae core l p
tees ex President T. D. Wool-ey T. W BaAe ~ ~, rto-
lesser r. A. rhacher, H. g kinssey A. VI a; q Gibhs AZ
dress W. l.. CUSHING, RECTOR
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NETWORK SAVINGS BANKS.

REPORT or SUPERINTENDENT HEPBURN
RECEIvERsHIP ABUsES-BUsINEss DoNhlN 1907
RECOMMENDATIONS.
ALBANY. Feb. 1.-THE annual report OF ~
b. Hepburn Superintendent Of the Banking Depa NC
relative 70 savings banks was submitted to the Lfsh
lature TODAY The following table shows the aggrcSa
resources OF all institutions s1bjyct to ire super
the suncrncnGent OF the Bank Department LOT ''c p
four years:
------7 Tan,,arrI January / January l. January l,
lS@l 1897 1888.
Dollars Dollars. Dollars I0pi,a,AiSs,
Savings banks 3J42225lb 4OJJt90oV - O''''
Banks OF dissent. ,oQo-o,t a.
depOst..-' g4O232iS lOlAloi3 l3n' Seo fSs,,o
Trust companies S2OlOZ4S VOf'oiVi i--O'''O
Safe deposit ~ ,o,,,o- oo,, e.ai oOG=oG6
cOmpanies..... l193 ~ l'-"'"' $3.50
A., -oIgoqoo, eo=1 0s3I2 fsa5 Sn0s2 7GSl4G493
,no-oo,o re.onrco. s75259los s73isI769 sS75GG4ll
Total inc for the last loSG3O7224
three years ..--..-.-..-..i - ...-
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7,...,,a-,- I,,,,,arv / 4 January l, January |.
IJanuSiN l. 'iusiJ iSSI 1881.
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Savings banks
Banks OF disc mt
and deposit
Trust companies
Safe deposit
companies. ...