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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.
TIIEGrRMAN SAVINGS BANK
in The CITY Of New York Acpo, No
against 'N"'H -'''
CHARLES Vas FLEET and others.

III inc C'.g o. &c" AoiA Action No. 8.
CHARLES VAN FLEET and others
.
In pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale made
entered herein on he 18Th Of May 1851 under
sgued referee said Judgment named win soil at public
ton al Exchange sales Rooms No. IL broadway the
CITY, of New York 9th day OF June, fsS ~ o'clock
noon. BY John 4. bOyd. Rucuoneer the following de
scribed premises: All that certain lot piece parcel
Of md situate lying and being the southory side Of Fifty
ninth street between the Eighth AMI Ninth avenues in the
Twenty second ard Ofthe City 0f New York with all
thereon bounded and described follows to wit
Commencing a point on said sOuslery side of bfty.nnth
street which distant hundred aud ffyeght feet
feet ca tery formed by the
line " Ninth avenue with the sa southeTy line
Fifty ninth street thence souieIy and parallel with Ninth
and partly through party wall hundred
and five inches 90 and Inches 10 the centre line the
block thence easerly and along said nineteen
thence noTiheTy ana parallel with the Ninth
avenue and partly through party wall one hundred feet and
five inches 100 feet inches the said sOuthery side OF
Ftvninh street and thence westerly along sonthcrly
side of fftynnh nineteen feet 10 the point
or place OF beginning. EDWARD NJ. BU kGHARD.
D.. KAUFMAN. Referee.
Pr6-s Attorney Beekman street.
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RAILROAD
FROM STATIONS OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
T0T T 70 B51 TIM S2TR R1X I5sx Ro
Di''. .1r-r'' PTq9iya REiGS$ PEI 'cI '''
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Gq qiso at ~ 9RS2 y e. lao 400 4SS S8S 1000
Direct CONNECTION At W9yne Junction FOR Germaltogn and
hocEsn and ' SorrstoTn ''
DRAwING;RooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains.
returning leave PHILADELPHIA, Ninth and Green;sts,
I80, sac, g's2 $50 a. m, as iS43 540; az. 1900
BeTkssts at 56 $50 200 iV I6o $780, 59o 6 s
yREHP6} warren Var ana az s2o @
900, zoos. 1875 m, 81 AGA GOA, 7:2S D. M Sun.
A4f " e 94 @% tFy5s s5 and
For READING and HARRIsBUR at 7;45, 800 l1l5 M.
100 l5O 800, $50, 5i5 1900 ,. Sundays at $50 p nj.
For SCRANTON at 7;l5, 900 a. M. 345 p. H.
~ oo 10 5d5 595 NJ sundays at $50 sOO %
For DRGFTON at 7;l5 m, 3l5 p. M.
For TAMAQUA at 715, 7i5, 900 loo, 1880 945, 400
For BETHLEHEM, ALI ENrowN and MAUcH CHUNK
g7l5, 300 M, Loo, $780, 8l5, $50 .. N. Sunday at
For ASTON at 7l5, 745, 900 m, loo. I3O, $40, 400
4;9O, $3.50 p. Sundays. $3.50 p. m.
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
o $50 sSny $50 100 $780, 400 4So
i3 w s at SSU 75 ~ 1890 ll5a
500 1884 n s s. S 7 # 500 $o d 5$ f3 s0o
goo, $780, 1900 sUO, $3.50, l0;SO, 1890 SUNDAYS at
500 9.4ja. 10. 1850, 800 $50, 900, 100 p. IN.
For ELIZABETH at 800 615. 6:45 715 7l5 sO0s 10000
1880 800 $50, 8l5 400, 4l5, 4$ 44j 800. Bis 500
5i45 600 Gl5, $50 0l5 700 1880 500, si45 $50 1880
5! 15o 6i66 &6o5 pm 0OO ''' H. i''O 40"
F gss 5o Ss at go 1913 SS I65 5 7 2S d
ll5, 200 %30, 800 S0 800 4i30 300, 5l5, $3.50 549
12:0Opm. SUNDAYS at $500 9.l5, t0l5 H. 1900 m
lis, $780, 400, 5iO0 6lj, 500, 500, 1880 p
F 59E o 6 &GahN qG9X except a F ose at
Grove at l0:i5 am.
For FREEHOLD-At sl5, u a. m, 1870, T. 5p m.
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNE6AT at s15
N 1870, 1870 with through paror cars on 450
train.
For VINELAND and BRIDGETON at 1850 p m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 2. North River, via Sandy Hook.
COMMENCING MAY 22d, 1854.
ForsEABRTGHT LONG BRAN Gil, etc. at $50, lOl5 a. m,
3:45. 4:45 p. sundays, 800 am.
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at 4;SO 1915 a. m $40,
445 p. m.
For ELBERON, ASBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE, POINT
PLEA -ANT etc. az 1915 a. IN, 345 4:45 D. Sundays
Except Asbury Park and Ocean Grove at 300 a
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at $40
y
Tickets be procured ut Librtyt Pier No sNorh
81 1862 267 257.26l, I'll AL 1911 944 1917 and
1923 Broadway; Isl and 749 Gthave.i Rying 10
Greenwcbst l6S 2Oo East 25tst and principal Hotels in
way s3S fulton-st; 2IO Manhattanayei De Kalb-
ave; lS9 Auantlcaye In HOOOken 25t Washingtonst,
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
j. r. WooTTEN {. @. HANCOCK,
- 49, General Manager Gen Pass and Ticket Ag.
II. P.BALDWIN, @. Z 7. Ast.. ll0 Libertys n. Y
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Wfean 6teamers

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
LINES FOR CALIFORNIA sANp TrS IsLA SEs
TRAL and sou I'll AMERICA and MEXICO
From New-York, pier foot Canal-st. n X
For Fan via the Isthmus OF Panama
COLON sails 1aturday Nav 81 noon.
Connecting for Central and South America and Mexico
From san Francisco lat and Brannan SITS.
For Japan and China -
CITY OF RIO DE JANt.K sails atuday Jnne - nooi
EXCURSION between Francisco and Yokohama ~
special rates. .,,er,.,,.
For HONOLULU, NEW-ZEALAND ana A o5lhhLiA
Al SrKALfA sails Friday, June ~
on arrival OF London mails at san FRANCISCO. 49,.
For freight passage and general information apply atcom
panyfs Office on the pier, foot Canal-st, ~ X
P' II j. BULLAY, superintendent
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F. A.P. BARNARD. $. T. D.. L

COMMENCEMENT at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, on
WEDNESDAY, June H. at 10 o. m.
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Enslrntilon
For Boys and Young Men---City.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE,
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

The ns examination OF the several classes for the year
wifi begin on MONDAY. May - at J:3J a. III.
Candidates FOR the dcgre Of Master Of Arts and students
in the Department Will be examined on Ill rs
DAY June ,. and following days.
~ mates for aimlS sion VIII DeSn on
TUESDAY, June 3, at $50 a.
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3nsirnrtion.
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NAVY PAY OFFICE,
No. y ~TATE-sT.
NEw.YoRK May 27. 1884
PROPOSALS, SEALED AND ENDORSED
on envelope Bid for supplies Advertised" will be
Ceyed al this oce until 2 O'Clock June T. for the fol-
lowing suupirs best quality to be deyerei WITHIN
one Week Of order tree Of expense at the Navy
W "Bi-RFAT CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR"
100 Lap Welded Iron Tubes.
ert Double Leather Eeltin9.
samrles vii be shown and Information furnished by the
Cummandant o. tie Navy Yard 49,, -,
The right to reject all bids thar may not
he deemed advantageous TO the Government
TWO required for the prompt snd faith
ful delivery o the supplies awarded.
Blank forms will be furnished al this Office.
BIDS not properly signed and certified viii Lot be considered
4. II. GILMAN, Pay Director, L. :. y.
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

The annual examination of the classes viii begin on MON
DAY. May 10 Mt 10 IN. 80,
The examination Of candidates for admission 10 OF the
Irregular Mining Engineering civil Engineer
ing Ana ycal ami Applied chemistry Geology Metanugy,
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NEW EDITION ENTIRELY REWRITTEN
OF
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and Engineers Pocket Book OF Tables Rules,
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSFER OF PAS
i sENGFRa BAGGAGE
90 NJ NY

sENGER's BAGGAGE
CUSTOM HogsE NEw NEW 70 KssA (
Proposals viii be a this Office %n e Sssesde on
cabin saloon pasengers arhvng IN sn S er
sey 9ty or Iobokenrom the vessels Quarantine to the
Fargo oce The transfer Of the 6asgage wall &c to h
esti@ated numb Of pieces bagSase also the manner
an Ssa 1S 'fT d ;t
be addressed TO the undersigned and VIII be 10 n
df ER sc'e'a'y q wI III H. R6hERrsoS Collector
PROPOSALS FOR RANGES, STOVES, etc:
l. JEFFERsoSyLLE DEPOT OF THE QUABTKRMAsIERs)
JEFFERsovyTLLE. Ind, May 81 1917
SEALED PROPOSALS in rplicate, subject 10 the usual
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Is Wood Heaters No 80 Army Wood Heaters MSs
loo Army Coal Heaters, No and 80 Army Coai hoAtes'
Bids are also requested 10 stoves and ranges CORE,
spending N 20 n caiers ssSs for Army use
egEa in heating capacity to various patterns Of Army
SD. are also solicited for extra castings Of all stoves and
The the right reject any or all pro
Preference given to articles Of domestic production and
preference given articles Of PRODUCTION a4 G Of
the consumption required by the puGc service neTs 10
p ga@k dfc Nil afnsed by this once application,
Envelopes containing proposals should 6G 70 The IN
ffroP..saads io' i'"'e''' r. SAXTON
u''SS"'u' Assistant northumberland T. s Army.
PROPOSALS FOR NAVY SUPPLIES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Dt,REI or PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING,
W asIIINGTON, ID. c., MAY -, 1854. }
SCALED nronools ndorsed Proposals for Navy supplies
will be received this Bureau until IL o'clock M June ~
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delivered thirty days, and the flannel
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the completion OF the contract
Bidders arc referred to Inspector Of r0y!slon9 and
ClOthn. at the Brooklyn Navy yard for specifications
forms oil offer and all information eaye to the articles re-
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PROPOSALS he made the proper Dlank forms
and filled out al indicated by the blank.
The Department the right 10 rel cct proposal
not considered adv analogous to the Government.
J. A. SMITH
Paymaste General, U. $. Navy
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NATIONAL LINE.
THE NEWLY FITTED AND FAST
l. steamship
EGYPT.
Captain Sumner,
Sails for Liverpool WEDNESDAY, MAY23.
saloon, $50 TO so
TIVE NEW AND FAST
Il Steamship
NJ j. RIGA,
Captain Grace.
sails for Liverpool WEDNESDAY,, JUNE II.
saloon $50 500
Choice rooms ana superb accommodations.
Apply 10 4 WI. III KSi
Washington Funding Battery Place, ew-NOrk.
WHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
- FOR QUEENSTOWS AND LIN ERPOOL
REPUBLIC. capt irving ...-...T ursdiy. MAY % a. m.
tli1iC Capt Gleldc ....... Thursday. June .. 3
ADRiAIIt cant parael Thursday June H., 80
GENMAN1C, Capt. Kennedy SATURDAY June II q
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
RATEs-SaioOn. 500 $50 and 500 Return tickets on
attic only, $40.
For inspection o, plans other information apply atthe
Company onlces NJ u Broadway New y DIRK
H. J. CORTIS. Ageak
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Express Desbrosses and Corande
GO faS 8 $50 g and 10 Lamited) H. Il1O s,2o.
$40 l. g. g. T. D. m and IL night sundays, 016 81
% limited and 10 nj = and r. n, and u night,
lilo a. m. O. 4, and b m connect at Trenton fet
Camden.
S.l5, $40 4S6 except Mondsy 800 T:s9 $40 $50
ga 8, s, $50 7i0 7:45 and on sunday l20l, SIP
500 l. 4:35 $3.50 4, 5:20 Limited, $780, 1:40, 7l4d
and p Leave Philadelphia via Camden, st5o a. M
Ticket Offices 49, s49 and ga Broadway Astor House
md foot OF DesbrOsses and Cotandt Str5ets Courtst
and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot Of Fulton.sr,
Brooklyni Iush's Hotel Hoboken Station. Jersey City
EmigGn Ticket Office No Battery Place and Castle Car
den.
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES Il. PUGH, j. II. WOOD,
General Pass'r Agent.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD-Commencins Nov. ls, 1888,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot la.
m, Western New.York and Northern Express with
drawing room cars. - 60. x.-. ,., 49,, -
stopping Albany, Utica Syracuse Rocheser Buffalo Ee
Cleveland Toledo arriving nj Chicago lO m next DAY.
1890 Chicago Express drawing cars to Canaan
Rochester and Buffalo; connects for Oswego
III a M. New-York and Northern Express. with
drawing room cars. -
a D M Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
~ m 81 L0nis Express with sleeping for Niagara
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati except Saturday Toledo Detroie
$50 D. m Express with sleeping cars to Syracuse and to
Auburn road also TO Montreal a., ,........
% D. m Pacific Express with sleeping cars for Rochester
Bunao Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago ST. LOUIS os"e'
go also Lowvile Except saturday. - a. .,N..u.u,
m Might with sleeping cars 10 AIDany ana
roy Connects with morning trains for the West aud
N2dn o saIe AZ Grand Central Depot No Bowling
cram 359 and 425 Broadway and at Westcotts Express
oaScns park place and TS0 and 942 Br0@way NeW.fgs
IA ss Washington $50 Fulton sts Brooklyn, and 70
in drawngoom and sleeping cars can be
OF the TIC omces III NY VIM "
3Y3 ashin gsOn-st.. B1Q0klyn.
These trains daily All others daily except sunday
NJ. TOUCEY, -. p 49,.
General superintendent "eh''A i'9''''o' |>A'""
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POPULAR SHORE L1NE.-For Providence
Boston and the East rail from Grand Central Depot
three express daily Sundays excepted 10 Boston
sleeping cars sundays e 10 m with palace slsepins
= r. W. POPPLE, Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On and after Feb; "a. 1884,


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. III
Trains leave New York via Desbrosses and Cor2ndt ete
Ferries as follows a..
Palace attached m and D. daily. New.tor8
Chicago Limited Of Parlor- Dining Smoking and seep
Ing Cars, at 6 a. m. every dayl
wlam'port Loek Hsyen CORY and Enc e
D. CehlSv
and the oil Regions. -. ..,r.,..
Express Pullman PaTlor Cars daily except Sunday W
g. M arrive Washington AQ5 m: Regular wa " ana ~
RR at $40 and $50 m s4o snc M and ~ nigns Tg
For Atlantic City except Sunday With through car ipm
For Cape May except Sunday, ifl0 m, 49,. a
Long Branch Bay Head Junction. and ntegmediate stations
via Railway and Amboy,e m, ~ noon, 5;lg IN, w
Jersey City, anOrding speedy and direct transfer 700
Trains afrive-From Pittsburg 610 and lao 7sQ and
lO:2O m daily, and a. m daily except MONDAY from
Washfng ton and Baltimore $40 anc 600 ", go 5eOs
$50. $40 1905 and 1895 Sunday 49, csc M!
DAYS 02O D. From Philadelphia 800. clio, $780, 800
except Monday, 600 9l80 lO40 1880 a. NJ l2O 20
$50 $50 $40 726, 1880, $3.50. e;20 1903 1910 aud
fO35 m Sunday $50, $780, 695, $780, 1908, ll;6o o. mf
ego, 1885 $500, 1905. 1920 and 1888 o m
TO PHILADELPHIA.
tHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIME
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS I pax AM, AND OF
PHIA IN NEW.YoRB
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED Equiv
MENT, AND THE FAsTEsT TIME CONSIST
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EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
~ trains depot foot OF Coranit and pesbrosses sta
at s;l0 m, $40 and p m for Esson Kethshem A ven
very Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West. Pullman
through coaches daily. Local trains at m ana o4O
D. M for EastOn, Bethlehem and Co0lay
Trains leaving $40 and $40 p m connect ior
ali points in Mahanoy JazleOn coal regions Sunday
train Chunk 6:l0 Leave Mauch Chunk
at p. N, 80 -. o.,., 49,, l,,.,o,,. 90.
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I II. MORSE'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS
u. REMOVED TO
IS WEST 39TIIST
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~ Il iii<h'
tHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN
20 TRAINS, EAcH WAY WE ~ SEP o.
PHIA 2 IN NEW-XORb

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED yyLJs ,I ESSuIV
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CON5lSi'
ENT NHITH ABSOLUTE sAFEIY.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-07-24

his cars hung pendants OF precious
stones of enormous value; the other
native chief was scru. ulously dressed
in plain white; the English Judges
wore the customary robes of the En-
glish bar. The Gaekwar Mulharrao
sat upon one side of the stage, AMI Sir
Lewis Pelly, adorned with the Star OF
India, upon the other. The remarka-
BILE trial lasted for twenty days, in the
very hottest season of the year, and the
courtroom, an old military messroom
had to be cooled by thermandites.
khuskas, tatties, and punkahs. Sergt.
Ballantine was virtually unsuccessful
in his pleadings, inasmuch ~ Lord
Northbrook, then the Viceroy. deposed
Mulharrao, on the ground of gross mis-
government; but lie nevertheless sue
ceeded in gaining the handsome fec OF
$50, 900, and giving Col. Phayre one OF
the most bitter quarters of an hour
that that gentleman ever experien. Ell.
Poor Mulharrao, who was exiled t
Madras, is now dead, but his defender
in the celebrated trial is still alive
NeD York Times.