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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-16
CAN GAMING BE PUNISHED IN JERsEYi

The case of ID. NJ. SandfOrd, who pleaded
guilty to Indictment for gambling, up AZ Newark
yesterday sentence, when the counsel Tor the defend
ant moved for judgment tho ground that
OF the Grimes act, whioh prohibits gambling,
provides 30 punishment for the offence The counsel
argued that clear that the statute gave the Court
power To punish any one for gaming. The only way
IN which punishment could be imposed under tho
1921 section OF the Crimes act which provides for the
punishment OF common law offences. n this waA not A
cOnInOn.law offence no punishment could be Inflicted
Tue counsel insisted that II not ia England from
whence the common law was derived. gaming was not
al offence at common law. judge McCar'er sand that
the prohibiting gaming clearly tav~ the Court
no power punish for ts offence. and that II the Court
was satisfied that Il not an offence 1t common law
would his duty To arrest judgment II there remained
n doubt, the best course would then be To pronounce
Judgment AMI let the Supreme Court review the
lie reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-16
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION AT THE SOUTH.
10 the Editor Of The Tribune.

SIR: In THE TRIBUNE of December y ap-
an article upon the education Of the freedmen OF
tbe South The writer holds that the greatest need Is
not so much leadership thought politics OF religion as
in the mechanical and scientific departments OF pracu-
cal work The knowledge CT Latin or Greek avais httie
pnless united with such acquaintance with the luua
mental principles Of practical work as shall open Wue
4be avenues of industry and independence with when
our land aoounds It is perhaps not generally known
that this admirable theory has already become an ac
eomplisbed fact in at least one Southern city. TO
Bisbop H. W. Warren, D. D.. Of the Methodist Episco-
nal Church belongs the honor of taking the Initiative IN
his march of human progress. Widely extended travel
through the South convinced Bishop warren thal ie
fraedu,ans greatest need realization OF MS own
ossmitjes and then finding within reach means OF de
yeloonent To this end school of carpentry was eso
hished in connection with Clark University Atlanta
when m a short time has accomplished highly credtaple
rpsnfs Several buildings for farming purposes oack
smfh shop fine dormtOry and the prettest cottage III
Atlanta have erected by the students. Assuming
that the highest perfection Of man Is 10 90 collon
things nerfcctly the pupils this industrial scnOo are
MOI oo ed any advance until they are perfect III pre-
1ninary work teach se-help is to better the CON
dition Of these people. Habits OF Industry anu thIii
are the magic key which will open 10 Them the door Oh
onnornity and are essential conditions OF success
with imements by which each may hew out Tor hiuse
mn bororahle place. and the architect OF his own lot
fune Who will be the next 10 found one OF many snch
sch oos needed in the South, and adopt Mr.. Ruskln
motto, To-day ." 800 l. d. -
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land waters Of the United States The decision of the

Court below IL affirmed.
The other cases decided to-day as follows:
No. ols-John II Hayward sgt Alfred II. Andrews and
others-Decree affirmed with costs
No l27-George f. Potter and others agt the United
stltes-Judgment affirmed.
No ll7Ss Miller and others agt the National Bank
OF Lancaster and others-Dismissed- -
No 7Orsinal pate In the matter OF Selah Q. Caru
petltloner-MotlOn denied.
NO. 0e4 The City Ottawa agt. William H. CaryJudK
ment entered october 80 1892 rescinded aud ca
dered 10 be reagued ned briefs 10 be filed by March D.
no lIyl-The 81 nboat James Jackson ETC. ag George
he-DeeIee doskeng ana al IN ssng case re'einaeu anu
leave granted ~ docket case on payment OF costs.
The other business transacted to-day was as follows:
No l0s6-Albert Grant agt the Phenix Mutual Life In-
surance Company-h0On TO reca mandate fled and sub
NIT 81.
No. 45-Benjamin Hayden agt. Charles Msunins-Argu-
ment continued
Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-16
CIVIL NOTES

The trial of the suit brought by John II.
Glover against the Manhattan aud Ncw-York Elevated
railway companies TO restrain them from operating
their road I'm front OF his premises continued yester
day. Mr. Glover testified that his property would be
worth $4,000 more II the railway structure
moved
j. II. Brown and f. E. Draper as surviving
partners Of Brown, Draper & Co.. obtained yesterday
from Judge fngrahon IN the Superior Court attach
ment against che property Of Henry Prouse Cooper The
sued for 10 1871 &c. balance Of account Tao
aflidavits on which the attachment granted set
forth that the plaintiffs had made repeated engagements
with Mr. Cooper in order talk with him their
clam. but be had always broken the engagements and
that they 1ad been unable to see him. IL IL also alleged
that at 2 o'clock the morning OF January - Mr..
Cooper facTety went on BOARD and sailed for
Europe with the intent, as s believed. OF avoiding his
creditors.
Judge Shpman, in the United States Circuit
Court yesterday rendered decision In the action OF
william b. and Albert L. Scott against the Pequonnock
Bank Of Bridgeport, Conn, 10 recover damages for
refusal 10 allow transfer the books OF the bank 0f
ten shares of its stock The shares sold TO the
Messrs Scot In January 1869, and attached by
the Sheriff In July OF the year IN snit against the
former owner OF the stock In August request for tho
transfer on the books made Judge SbipmaL holds
contrary 10 some decspns in the Connecticut State
courts but accordance with precedens In the Federal
courts tn unrecorded transfer or stock OF force
against Subsequent attachment The plaintiff was
awarded 81, 845 ii.
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COURT CALENDARs-JANUARY 16.

SUPREME coUar-cHANBE as-Held BY Barrett J-caendar
49, 90 go l0l l0Z 1903 100 49, 1873 1873 l4O l46 49, lO3
1855. l8s, l69, I'll. 1872. 1S9. l0l, 1872. 1893 1917.
SUPREME CoURr-GENRRAL TKRM-Hed by Davis, p. j.,
Brady and Daniels JJ.Nos lU7. 1903 122, 10 1876 l36,
1853 i42 l57 1913 49, 100 1862 l6bh 1866 49, 49, 40,
III, ia. lT5. 176. III, l78, ITO.
SUPREME COURT-SPBcIAL TRRM-Hed by Larremore, J.
Demurrer l76 $50. 1884, 1919. 2l3, 20 gil ~ 27,
900 22 228 22l 226 226 227 22S 229 go 23 1872 233
SUPREME CoURT-JIRCUlT-PlRT Held by lawrence.
J-NOs. lS6. 715 2ls9 223l. 1902 $50 2334 2l67. 1870
1928 1868 1871 l704 7l3 2-0 2O3O, 1928 2S4S, 2293,
POST. 1924 1882, $780, 1913. - - .
PART IHeld Dy Van worst J o! ,o 1899 $50, s6S
I24 1908 1874 1772 1882 1886, $751; 1867 1861 1902
1913. 22i2. 800 - -
PART III-Hed BY DonOhue, J5Sos. l1Ss ll6S ia,
5000, 1905 1929 20l2 1850 l6!sl2 $40 2S99 200
2is' 2l17 2l23 24l4 2t5S 2453 2t59 1851 2ie5 9i6s
24G9 27S O9 36l3 1896 l4l2 239j, 1898, 244o "a z
2478 24S2 24S3. 2iS5, 2lS6, 2JS1, PASS
BURRcGATEs CoURT-Held by Rollins 5-COntested
will Of Sarah Burr at II a. m.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcIAL TERM-Held by Ingraham. u
No day calendar
SUPERIOR CoURT-ThIAL TERN-PART I-Held by Freedman.
1873 757 1885, ia.
PARTS II AND III-Adjourned for the term.
COMMON PLEAS-SPECIAL TERM-Hed by j. +. DAY. j.
No daY calendar.
CoMMoy PLRAs-TRILL TERM-PART Held by Van
Hoesen Mos. 235. 2274 2llS, 2UkS 269, 2264 d32Q
1856 900 2263, 2873 1854. 1909 POPS l7s 1908 22ll
1888 2S2j. $50 2l0 5Ol, 49s 496 495 404 t93 800 o.o
PAgT II-Held by Van Brunt J.-NOs 206O, 24Os. ls4g
2O85 2O92 2SG 2059 3Of 223f, 23O6, 229i 1889 24Zo
400, 2463, j46, 1918, pa, 1896, 2i07.
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! LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
PHILOSOPHY oNA STREET CAR"
Va ths Edftor OF The Tribune.

cYp I have lust f1nlsneu reaulng an aIuCio
h T,,r rp1pusE entitled Philosophy on Street Car "
r onn conductor says some good things but ne sian
a.,s nv sex and cannot submit to that In silence
have had good deal OF streetcar experience IN mauy
80 and want to say th 1t when have entered car
ra,tinc and so tired would willingly have paid the
mice Of many fares for seat it has often been young
sa,icate girl Who with glance at my gray hairs ana
Tired face has insisted upon my taking her place s'a
war; Young men, with fauless linen, elegant sleeve Dn
TONS and lovely neckes, have been so busy slrohlhs
,heir uolsaches and reading the exciting news oi .o
ay that they did not observe anything that was gums
IN around them or according 10 the young cohuuV'o,
tbev would have been only delighted to ooo arouu
holdi, On 10 strap themselves, instead OF lelne al
od lady do n An elderly gentleman in delicate heIh,
has to,I me since reading philosophy on street Gar
,ha b had never been offered seat In his hie oy any
coll ehested young man, but time ana again. SOME
onue Girl has insisted upon giving up her place 10 MN
.annot say the same. have several times been poutey
t 40 I'd down nv lust such young man. ana alter
ePwhaIming him with thanks nave cs i no
gong 10 get ont at the next corner AS 70 % 49,
90 atbank YOU" for seats resigned 10 tben nave
ing 70 80, ion enough Those who express themselves
,st agrieved by such lack OF pOteness are tne Seiy
ones who least frequently oneI ts on9trv T. shown
nv the treatment of women. Do let America Keep UP Jus
Ieputation for civilization even by oVefuohl9 tno oo
tesies offered by men 10 women $500. 100 ,o,esl,
Finally the conductor thinks women are more seInsh
toward women than men toward men saw iauy ~ az
Gently in public conveyance, take up the IeeI Oh o
SsIG;Iing TO n very poor woman, because they were
bohbing around mc0miortaby, ana put lhen On 10
satin fnr-lned cloak and hold thel there; 10 la'
that however because mean to be fair ana hOnest
ladv uled the strap of stroet-car at corner where
there was % huge mud puddle sne looked a II az
}nv INT ont stepped q man from the ear wearing NO
10 shoes, and planted one OF theih SQUARE III tioro
and said: There maan step ON tnat Alter all '"'i'
Will be a heaven for men--SOlDe mel
Greeneteh, Conn, Jan. 3, 1883. YANKEE WOMAN
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opportunity Of renarng them that they nad runes
Egypt and ought TO have had their thtoa.s CUT ~
from this individual instance. no insult was
the prisoners nor was any evidence OF hostile leeng
given. At quarter past this last act Oh ohe ~ ,he
troops playing the Khedyial anthem Tns mers
than the actna deprivation which they suffered They
protested nevertheless against the assumption Dy inc
Khedive Of the power TO dvest them OF decorations
fen red y Sultan.
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TTENTION CAPITALS Is n
magnificent parcel Of land nearly an entire acre.
VANDEwATER THROUGH TO RosEsT.

2l7 FEET on THE LINE OF THE NETWORK AND
BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
Th. property Is covered with valuable nyestory brick
buildings while the bridge Is the level with tho second
story windows thus aifording DOUBLE ADVANTAGES
FOR TRADE. BUSINESS AND LIGHT Upon the com
petion bridge July next with tho masses passing
from New Nork 10 BroOky directly In 'front.' OF The property
IL estimated that the present rent OF FIFTY THO Ban
DOLLARS year will certainly increase 900 PER CENT
from the oca ion OF THIS property opposite ne pags ana az
tho various rapid transit lines Tadlating ttrefD
hAe not only FINE PREsE ., BIT PEhHAPs THE
FINEST PROSPECTIVE VALUE OF any parcel OF eqnai
" r. STEVENSON, JR,
Offices 81 Cedar st and U6l 5thaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-16
TENNESSEE REAPING WHAT SHE s0WED.

To the EdttOr or The LFtOh"e'
SIR: The fight Of the State Treasurer Is
st the sensation of the hour. The Treasury is short
near half million. The Legislature now IN session
seems to be astonished. But the Legislature now In
session does not to be at all astOnished at its own
proceedings. Strange! Poor misguided and misgov-
erned STATED And blind withal Shall she so" ana not
reapl Shall she rob be roObedl Shall she cheat
aud not be cheated Shall she defIaud aud not he de-
fraudedl Shall she hold others guilty OF moral den-
ouepey when she has enrolled herself as ehefest OF
moral delinquensl Shall she turn up the whites OF her
ewes in the amen corner when all the world knows she
wears the bazen front Of Reputation and Dishonori
Morally speaking If 1t were proper in the Legislature 10
approve by law withholding Of the January interest
how can the Legislature dsspprove the withholding
from the state ola cool half mioni May not the stones
she throws after the fleeing Treasurer rebound The
State before the tribunal OF public opinion, occupies no
higher ground than does the defanlting Treasurer
Bat the question OF the hour Is VIII lehnessee
ever take her place again with the siseThOOd OF honor
able statesi have abiding faith that she Will III
IL true she has been on the downward grade for twenty
years and 1t may take time TO recover the lOst gfOuhu
The recon will surely come. And then
This is he men miscall Fate,
Threading dark ways. arriving iate,
But ever coming Ia time TO crown
The truth, and hurl wrengdOers down.
fhe retrieving force OF public and private honor IS
mighty The ministers, rule. are ON Inc fght sac
OF the question and beginning 20 make themselves
felt Note the noble and ervet prayer or the Rev Dr.
T. A. HOyt in the presence OF hostile BODY. business
men will be more distnty heard from In the future
You NAV frequently the street and In any chance
company the mlurmufing OF hOnesL hulGhduou. w"
the State! 100 iENNESSEEAN'
HaSkrilic Tenn, Jan. 6, 1888
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ia decision was
rendered by Supreme Court Of the United states to-
day in the customs duties case Of william H. Schmidt
others agt. Algernon 8. Badger, Collector. The
Court holds tina. bottles In which ale and beer
imported subject duty OF 80 per cent nd valoren
in addition duty OF 35 gallon on tho ale
and beer contained in the bottles. Judgment affirmed
decision was also rendered In the case OF Thomas
Branch and others agt. Morris K. Jesu2 surviving
trustee and the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad Company
Decision of the Court below affirmed.
The Court also rendered decision in the case Of
James Turner aud the indianapolis, Bloomington and
Western Railroad Company sgt the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company and others. Order appealed from ar
trmed.
A decision also rendered In the OF the Mayor
and Alderman Of the City OF Savannah AIT Morris n
Jesup, surviving trustee and others Decree OF the
Circuit Court affirmed
decision was also rendered In the admiralty case OF
Admiral Porter and the officers aud OF the North
Atantic Squadron az inst the steam vessels-Of-war
Texas Beaufort and Others This Court holds that the
appellants cannon recover the prize money claimed Tor
the reasons fret that the destruction OF the Confcder
vessels effected by the joint action OF the Army
and Navy and, second, that took place the In
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Is MR. PRAY VICTIM OF A CONSPIRACY ?

A motion WAS made yesterday before Justice
Barrett in the Supreme Court, Chambers for order
vacatDg tho order OF issued against j. Parker
Pruy the suit brought against MIN by Della Spring
stead Afildayi.s read In behalf OF Mr. Pray 20
show that Miss spungsead'a family were not only not
good they might be, but great deal worse than
they could be and stu be entitled TO live
at liberty In decent community
Mr. Pray In his affidavit charged that the suit against
hin had been begun part OF conspiracy 10 black
mail nm. Among tine parties 20 tno conspiracy were
Miss Sprlng-tcads attorneys, Howe * Hummcl who
had in the past brought suits IN behalf ~ known
ana professional backmaicrs. Mr. Howe read anlda-
Of the member OF Miss Sprinuscads family ia which
they dc tbe charges against them and asserted that
they were excellent ana exemplary Lembors Of society
Mr. Howe dsdained 10 d-ny the charges made against
his law firm The decision the motion reserved.
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GilD Real gstlie tor Sale.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR The NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE Keel s%O At TIL =
pProWH OFFICES No $50 Broadway. Corner thirty
Eighthave, D2 East Fourteenthst corner Union
fnuare 100 Third ave- Fortyseven.hsL AZ the HA
Lem OYTCRa .Sos. l,007 and 800 Thirdave. corner
One twenty dfth-st TO D. nj regular OF
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POPULAR CULTURE IN CLASSICAL MUSIC.

TO the BdftOr OF TIE Tribune.
SIR: notice by announcement that series
nj Popuar Musical Matinees I'll soon be inRugurated
under the direction Of Mr.. Theodore Thomas. In CO.
operation with his orchestra. 1t is movement ch 1t
seems 10 me should have more than mere passing no.
tjce as II is 10 doubt intended 10 be INK in tho
musical educational chain by wlAch Mr. Thomas has
done so much for the American public within the last
twenty years The promoters OF musical interests in
London nave learned through long experience that
the attendance strictly classical concerts such as
their Philharmonic Society gives TO an unenghtoned
man. musieay speaking, is Ike putting young child
10 the task OF mastering algebra The first day he cutters
the sehoeLroOm lie Is mentally unfit TO receive the
beauties unfolding before him he listens 10 the
music. II is that person witout some prepare
ton who attends strictly classical concert for the first
time goes home with the dTiest impressions Of that
character Of music and he Is done with such
terainInents 10 not for the fact that fashion
IN "A large measure demands his attendance at Phil
harmonic concerts surely AZ the CONVENTIONAL evening
dress demanded the occasion OF his friends tecep
ton, he would gladly remain at home. Yet TO one
informed the truc meaning expressed III all tue
great which we hear played hat more dell
cious In Intellectual ralnmcnt can be wished FOR
In no city in the world the to this end found
IN greater perfection Than our own.
Now bis very preparation for the appreciation OF the
highest kind Of Mr. Thomas has been giving us
for years and still the work goes for the ne gen
Grafton coming on well as for our own. A vast
class he has prepared for the love OF the true ana
beautiful In art. The musical schooling is needed here
to-day as much as 1t London aud there Is given,
ana given successfully too Very truly, H. u. J.
Nep- York, Dec 20, 1882.
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when the Lindsay Connolly case will De resumed The
whether ne viii produce any more witnesses for his
client
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Mot Of iHnd 9Th ave iOi II Of l23d.st l0vliG
I3OKlOT W $4,000
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEw.yorR CITY
Mary ar /" a cos,isan @ 10000
tsp6ary. fScTec TO Celia striaes ........ $500
Bndo and another 70 9 grand -.
''' crime 6ra,'i low WS,acr add wiis -. 1000
sanle property; Williams and wife to Catherine
7sth,sS. ss isi # " Of istayc J01io92. Am.
brose aud w,ie TO II @ Mills ......-..... -.
properly s.? Sarah jane, to Mars jaSSs @ $1,000
EaT PS2e 2 Rug isa ei ssS
Audubon n, ave- N'. " e 2G7 IT Of i6oti.s 5IIooi
Johnson to Mary stone. 1900
and wife ~ Elizabeth coffin 81 al, exc
Westinghouse !. 2ofts o. West i2thst, l9Iisi
l25tSs as 40 Il v Of 6th-,ye. 20I0Il01llj p S
lq5iSst NJ s. 5iorS Of stavc. 55i55I; ii
Areniarins Place - 22SS It W Of Walton ave 50I
100, s@yti aud vito n HarsrSyc, es7
mond aud WIFE to r a smith ;i,.....;; 1850
Keehan ard another eIccatois to Brown.
Orchards st. 30 ilJ 3 Hao and wife Nanmann $4,000
10 S,roti SS 925OO
Sohen and apoh ir 81 300
Minis and VIE to sarsS l. Neweo@be 27,OOo
Prince t. cor Of 9oI Ss T S p1 oW 2o
s@a and anoiSe s N l276OO
sohe, err 1o y u $4,000
and "a Wife T. t 10 il GlIe and ancth $500
6e5cs and md wife to Coleman me-. 1901
2Othst NO 100 West 23X92; same ..... l660l
welt and wife TO "a DanETer ............... $4,000
r. and wife to TRorne ar Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
1917; r RuggIes referee to Nealis ....... 1870
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Brooslpn )ro,,rt) for ja!, an DO Get

TOR SALE on very easy terms, q fOur-stOry
L brick dwelling tho west IL OF C0lu nbs Heights
midway between Fulton Wall Street Ferries.
mgte aud 1iaB thrOugl 10 sur DIns, Win DIr
story Furman.st lot ljxljD SnM mont my
OF cash required Address p LESTER, Tribune Once.
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Dress Hlak,ng.

nRESSMAKER.-By thorough dressmsker
~ go BY tho day private families to Gus ana
10 evening theatrical costumes eooo
AAdssss H. a. 81, Tribune Uptown omeA
l.z3a BroaduAY.
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Gitp Real Gsiats for Sale.
IMPORTANT TO HOUSE BUYERS.

A IMPORTANT TO HOUSE-BUYERs.
oner for sale ready for occupation the following list Of
choice new houses built by ourselves: ~
no. 16 East 6ath-st, SO feet wide
No. 20 East 99thst SO feet (corner Madisopava,
No SlS Madison ave. "a Il feet vide
Nos Al and AZ West $50 ST., rs wide each
No. pa LexDgton-aye., "a feet wide
Nos l39 70 l47 East from IT % feet wide AZ
very moderate prices, or will rent ' "
Houses open every day Send for pamphlets to
CHARLES Buck & CO.. Architects 90 East 4lAtst
Successors to Duggn Crossmsn.)
FOR SALE-Several business properties, on
Beekman Cold Pearl and other In this vicinity
rutland & WHITING. Beekmanst
TOR SALE.-On East 7Sth-st., near Madison
a ave, large lot and 3-story frame house. rutland g.
WHITING, Beekmanst
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday. Jan. Is 1888.
The following was the only sale held at tho
Exchange slosroOm to-day
By John T. BOYD.
I50IiUi: " Lesef. $500
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Gitp prouertp 90 Ecl.


FLATS TO LET, with view of Central Park.
Il Thoroughly hrstoass. Halboys in attendance Rents
moderate Apply TO owner premises Nos 80 and SO West
6lst-st
TO LEASE-Five handsome new fOur-stOry
houses II to 20 feet. l39 TO lat East S6hst. Watch
man on premises
TO LET.
IN THE "WELLES BUILDING
situated on Broadway and Beaverst, opposite Bowling
Green. the best offices In the CITY Of New York for
BANKING, INSURANCE, BROKERS or OTTER BUSI
NESS.
This entirely and truly magnificent building is
completed aud ready for II built OF brick iron
aud pink granite, and Is THOROUGHLY FIRf-PR00F.
IL contains four passenger elevators pure spring water
from an areslan well. and all the
LATEST MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
Choice offices be secured early application to the
subscriber his Office In said building No Is Broadway
NJ. NJ VAIL.
81 CITY HALL PLACE.-To Rent large,
weliunlshed floor front and back parlor to respect
able party suitable for a doctors Office.
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BnsirsSs Chances.

VxyANTED-Partner with $4,000 to extend
an established manufacturing business In Denver,
c producs staple rapidly increasing control our
avn raw mateal safe and very pro-
Stsbie; best Principals only need apply Ac
dress q, lle WaIren-st, city.
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fflusiea Instruments.
REATTY'S ORGANS, 81 stops, 81 25. Pianos.
ID S2s7 Factory running day and night Catalogues
flee Address DANIEL r. BEATTY. Washington, n j.