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q. A. X. BuAAR AND Fam.
AT ALBAUGHs. FEBRUARY % TO MARCH9.

II
AT ALBAUGHs. FEBRUARY 22 TO MARCHe.
PRIZES
FOR SELLING SEASON TICKETS
To Sss'isnan ;sli,ss srsa,s.. ,s No. Gold watch "A,
To esn.iea.h 'sliin. "a hixhs., No. Seal Ring
To f.dS ..ihss sIs.ss.. Ne p,.noHa a ktns n.y. "a, JAG
To isas .siiiaz "a highest No. Chin. 1s. Sc, "a,
To I.dy .siLss q aizh.., No. ladies' Toii., Cas-.
10 BE DIsIEisETER ITasET RofS2Ss oASGSssr SEASON
slo.. q f.i i.no s.aa<r. st.Snsn. IS So r * =
ARTICLES TO BE VOTED FOR
Cyiipdsr D~sk TO nOst popular Attorney.
sin.is Harness % nost popuAr hatcher. CAT Knessi
G0id ss.sh . .aos; peDul.r pep.rsmsns Messenger.
Bsss. ss .. sSvu.T Sa r.DS sou, under
'0a s.sS S;ns 4 .Ss1 P.a pTgniHr Disabled c0mrads
Chin. Dinnsr set 70 most popular Lady connected
SIS sS S suit = f,Ss %Ss' Poyu Post Commander
er.pd Array suit 10 must pOpuiar Pass Post Com
Ti.1l.s oa.hs e y noe. popular T,shsrmAn. usM A
smoA,ns JssLst 70 most popular Chief Of Div. Pen
km..<ar fno,ovr.ph outn, to p.rson. receiving mos.
sss.as M:ssia. 2 Al S.dos rstslv,Ss @ mos. vote.
:s:s saisa. ss.s AsTSss ri s:s . .sss''ns
Wsi,s Md Ins sSs % Lady receiving most v0ses
Doll and .ssxs ' 9 Yoass @ Girl receiving mos. vote.
&c. Stove . Person rscsivins most vo,ss
Sporssns ODtnt 70 Sportsman receiving most yotea
AA A. Issp.n's. SO Penn. aye)
Cod watch 70 Driver OF Ice Wagon receiving most
vote. SAt yotxhf Hasa 72l 9TH str
DiA1aond MA 70 louns Lady receiving most votea
BArosrs Chair 70 Barber reSeivfpx u,ost yotea (At
COMMITTEES Room. 1922 Penn aye.J w.
Infantry Ofcers Complete suit Oficer of District
Militia receivlns most votes
Gold Headed Cane 70 Presidential candidate rec~tvns
most votes CAL W. M Gait Bros Co Penn ave- :
Watch and Chain to U 3 seuate Paxe rsceiysns no.t
yotes CAT Harris shafer's IL 10 Penn ave
Watch and Chain for Pupil in Hixh-school rrceix,ov
most votes CAT kArr's. 629 Penn ayeJ
Piano 20 Young Lady receiving most votes (Af y q
smiths. 1928 Penn avel
6Arxtogz Trunk. Hack Hie, Two Round Tin N. h.s.
70 Atlantic City, snd Weeks Board at Hotel to
couple aaaErisd less than two yeArs receivins
most votesL
AL psrsons who have made donations are reon.~,s.a
20 have them ready for delivery Monday ne Pom
Instant Persons drsirinx 70 make donations sre re-
9usstsd % forward them on and after Monday 10 W
L hrrnory. tAlosuxh's Opera Hoose) "
Book. for r-oorSiinx vote Ds had Of COMMITTEES
st Headquarters. lS22 Pa ave- fIs-tonh9
III illustrated by
PROF. CARPENTER
Al Willard Hall
SECOND WEEK
Commancin4 MONDAY, FE6 ~. Every Nfxht M a
WONDERFUL FUN. -
Admission. % ctA Reserved SAL, 50 css. reo-5ss
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The Duluth Dynamite Accident.
II WAS a CURIOUS ONE, NOT LIKELY TO HAPPES oscD
IN A THOUSAND TIMES.

ST. PAU, MIMI, Feb 23.-A Duluth speciai 70
the fto.eer Press gives Foreman Lundbergs 90.
count OF the dynamite accident there yesterday
He says II was one that would not have nappened
once In q thousand times -We drilled five holea
down 10 feet and put In twenty-six cartrdgek
blasting them Oh on Monday. We could MOI taIi
abou. any one hole. The blast went oc ail r.s hr
and shook out all the rock ana blew out All the
hoes except this one The psrties who drilled tnis
clay. We supposed that the dynamiue had en-
plooed and made q hoie In the rock inside. The
hole was then cleaned out and eight dynamiu,
before sSs II was certain mere was no axDsmss ne
In the hole, ana told thsm WAS aud Is one Or
Two OF them seemed afraid, held ths
sscona blast sass es aSu, the hole
OF rock from the top Tuesday afternoon /
started the men 70 work again cleaning the hole
We vent on with The work again yesterday morn
accident occurred. One OF the men holdine thS
orti on TOP OF the rock asked me about dynsmIt0
In the hole, and told him was sure there was
tractor fltzpatr,ck expresses entire coundence IN
Mr.. Lundberg and excuses him from ali blame O{
the injured Andrew Eckiund and Ertck hatsOn
an L Anasrson and Charles nsSson may siso ~.
ResshIy Trsassa ~ RsASers.
WnNIrE0. MAN., Feb. 2a-kobert Railton. A tag
the ndn Head b. Tss so On
on horseback. They were armed and ordors1
"hsnds up" Ratlton refused ana they nrrd ~
him. THIS frightened his horses and he was rhrovS
Railton unarmed, they kicked him senss,ess TeeS
robbed him, then bnndfolded him and tsed him a
The oack OF one OF his horses. led the hone q ion1
ia Fosunstsiy bis aorse @ soox % him h Soe % bas 5
mens thai h feared ne wm de.
Death % Jehn Y. Dsv,s-.
NEW YoRx Fen 22-yohn r MA. -. - -
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MARRIAGE LrcENsEa-Marriage licenses have
Sonnemon and Julia A. Carter; Jno. b. Woodneld
aao ano aiia & Y; &Croggon; Jno. n Owens q King
+. Fowler and Maggie Shoemaker, ON of HontSomery
county; Daniel Bender, OF Fort NyeF, Va, and
Annie Carle; Benz. q. Cawi and Marion =. Page,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-23

The general executive hoard Of the Knights of
Labor adjourned In Philadelphta yesterd6y until
April 8, after assigning the different members to
VARIOUS parts Of the country for the purpose Of
Iurthertng the interests of the order.
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ID0 Question OF C1tlZemOhtp.
WHAT Is SAID ABOUT CHILDREN or ALIEN PARENTS
The question is raised whether Gen. Sheridan
would be q citizen OF tie United States even
II born here, II his parents were aliens.
1t Is said he~ would not be. This would
be the case had his father never been
naturaized- But even II he had been born IN
Ireland, II bis father was naturalized Q citizen
OF the United States before the son was eighSeen
years Ole, the son would be q citizen.
Judge Turner representative from Georgia,
says that were son born here OF foreign parents,
as might be the case as to the children
Of foreign ministers, &C, the son would not
0e citizen Of tie United States, BY reason OF
the place OF birth. Mr.. Perkins Of Kan
sax said that II the man hal been born
here and was now citizen he would
ss...ag ss .saagiSle. andsr the cons!ituticn. 70 the
Glal Thought that birth IN this country was
sumcaent for citizenship The revised stat
utes provide that the naturalization OF the
iaxner shan naturaiixe al minor children.
A. 70 the birth Of children In Q foreign iand Of
American parents who never renOunce their ctti-
Iens0p the United ScAtes the statute Chains such
foreign born children - cfrtsenA The reveree-
children born In America q parents who DO nos
become natural1zsd-would - subjects Of the
country Of thsir parenta
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HkAND SHAkESPEAhEAN PAGEANT AND
N PANTOMfME-
AT ALBAUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MARCH .. 8. and 8,
Under the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid Of the National
HomeoIathic Hospital.
sHAkESfEAEE WILL PRESENT BEFORE THE
COURT OF QUEEN ELIZABETH
Scenes frgm Hamlet "Romso apd Juliet." .KinG
Lear" julius Cesar" Merry Wives Of Wipdsor"
tssl,,h p N.niy y. Merchant q Venice. AS
tsr's Tale" Henry "" and
"Richari Ill"
DANCING Al IL O'CLOCK
Reserved seats for sale and February 27 at
snS si ~ Ssrsf W fsaa-s ave Prices s3 e2.
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u REnNANe WEST EGp HIRING AND Lively
- stable 1878 20 L. established 1855. Firys-cass
yuar.ntssd TsiUhoDs 6SsIa RATRiOx hkkNNAN.
krop d2oeoom
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80 GAS FIXTURES
PORCELAIN ORNAMENTS, BIsQUE FIGURES.
ROCHESTER AND DUPLEX LAMPS.
Handsome Line Of Shades and Globes.
B. /. sHkDD BRO.
flS 432 9th st. NV
THE KEY OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE
~ a good pronuucistion, Is given at the French
system OF Sound school, moved from l4th 7Z3
18th Glasses of beg. .nners now. See Educational.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
Time Table OF November Is, 1888
100 a. m. for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, Reading Hstris6ufg exc ps,blebem Allen
30 NJ isf Remington Lake MoPatcQSg E5son
Scranton READING nsrris6uTg lP,;SIt;sye, TamaQua
/ d. III. Pennington, EastOn, Bethlehem Allentown,
Mauch Chunk Reading. Harrisburg, etc. 49,,
AS D. m FOR Easlou Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
Chunk WlEesbarre Scranton, Tamaqua shaPokin
90 and 80 n m for SOmervle and Pennington
10 D m for Easton Bethlehem; Allentown Maueh
Chunk. Reading, Harrisburg, ETC. On sundays at So
a. m Sundays. for Easton. IN o.,o Gu,
s,z. & d, 1a 1 . 30 anoh 10 IsDa m f saR
OCEAN Grove except eel sunday Point Plsasant
80, s:l5 m, = 80 + m or Farmlnedale' LAh ,
80 a. W.. l p m for ATLANTIC CITY, vineland'
800 ., s16 10 30. II Is a. m, !, 4, $50 80,
- > H. '0' SANDY HOOK EoUTE
FROM PIER g. y. X.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach. seabrght,
Monmouth Beach. Long Branch Lakewood Toms Il'er
and Barnegat at 3 as p N.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
via Central r. r. Of New-Jcrsey and Philadelphia and
Reading L. Il; Leave foot Ll9ertys5, NJ r. at d. ~
DAYS rs,S a. is,Sio m go ,i = a. 30 80
u m have connection for Reading. Harrisburg Potts
o44 114O 1913 Broadway 1877 9th ave. 264 West 125th
81, 1872 East 125th-st, NewYOrk; Courtst, $50
Fulton st % Rrostwav BROOKLYN ,,,, %, ~, o,..,,
q residence.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Charles O ArbOgast 70 Henry Raabe. osth-st
same e John c. McCOOHGh same property IS morris,
sane 70 John D. crmmins same property % morts),
jacob Butler ana wife to Henry A. C. Taylor 5
cOnventave, 141stst yrs, as mOrts) s252, 100
Jacob setal Baker G. Baker and another, 12sh-st
EzaSst1 r = b sl to r. c. Livingston. a2ds'
Lewis j.: Bnsee 70 B. t Nissan, trustee, 1stavc,
Adeline j. chadwick to the Greenwich Savings Bank
e5ih,st, e Oih,ave. VI, g, 600
r,h Henry G ss aRa o GS to E T d Industrial Savings
GAMES 80 ka TSH and Wife s'' Le GO H e
LexlngtOn:ave yrs s2a5o 80
VEL. R' wa kn 'Ea SQUARE, ae 10 : NO '
Henry E. knight and wife % G Preterre e1ceutrix'
Benedict 4. Klein to Jonas weitanO 2d.ave
Henry ?. Eingsiand to +. de P. Foster. 19h-st
Peter Lacser wife Loui, Stronger. cor
sn1r aSd s5s e % y "a, pas
lasi = 76 NSOnis w. ' si7 C0 70 Aa' Fu'
Matthew Npssat and wife e r l. Cutting trustee,
jacob IL osiTum to James EoTeL C2s-caO West s4th-
jaime; i.ey and wife to Henry Lyman and 7th-
avs Same i 70 Sane same 2 property W. $500
Jon. w IL L.. Rot: q GOO 5S Andfeas Kiesck 2d't
"' william s Rsnfl9 TO- . the Citizens Saving Bank
same to NJ. A. vosburgR, same property. l VI &c
Same to James Noble IT, and another property,
" g morris So coo c.,r,.. s,ro nro,o,tr -
same to r. C. Martin. property, u.
1874.
Same 70 John McTam and another same property,
] year, $50, 255.
Edwsrt z. Shields the Citizens Savings Bank.
f00thst " 3dave, l " e morts) s25 0C0.
Same to Thomas Holahan same property, year.
same to George s. Davidson, property,
$1,000.
susan Sullivan 70 James Rogers Lenox-ave,
128ih-st, VI. 80, 800.
Andrew Spence ani wife to p Bolmet No. 4 East
1321-st.. 6 mos &C. 300
-lara sehtng to F. J. schitling srd another.
Bedford AMI Downing SIS. yrs. 10000
Henry White X. Schuhmance cor Samuel-st and
Hone ywellaye, yrs, s1,6o0.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c. &
St Stallion New.YorE follows and 20 minutes earlier
Ham iSSs q isysc T. Louis
Montreal cah,ds East 90 SsgaIs Fails syTaa
- IS a ~ g 200. 10 p m iand II a. m TOT ynca
say - E sy a1 80 saus nj ssd - 90 co. Is NJ
Newbure 10 IS NJ 40 10 az p N; nayer.
ss S s Rsso M aes s S Toronto Dso cSpaso
SsHta6er daily ssssg; ssSpdays Le.s JJsI:sy
ticket, time tables Information apply at Offices Brook
iyn-333 Wellington st. 100 Futcn-st, Annex Office,
100. u Fuiton:si NewYork cityS6S and e42 Broad.
ststohs FOOT q West 42a,st add loot d jay.st N
hotels and residences c. T.. IANDFRT
~ General Passenger Agent vsnderblltsye. n Y
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Railroads..
ID LNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
J. On and after November 10, 1888,
GRAND TRUNK LINE

GRAND TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York via Desbr0sses and Corandt
Streets Ferries as follows:
Harrisburg Psburg and the West with Pullman Palace
Sa da o. and Chicago Ite Of 2n Par
ior Dining Smoking and Sleeping Vestbuled Cars at
wiiiiSmsport Lock IIaycn, 60 A. m 90 D. m Cory
aTd Erie dS At ,5 9S % connecting at CORY for Titus
For Lebanon 90 a m, 90 p m and IL is night
For Norrstown. PhoenxyIIe, Pottstown and Reading.
Hoo M 100 100 and 200 90 ?; IL M M Saturdays
Baltimore, Washington and the South. Limited wash.
sad daily 10 H GG Dining carr sFys SacNpssn
nsn regular sS and a 60 20 MOO az. s9d 3 70
ToEP Aaantie city and taps May, 90 m week day.
ssaeni 20 ga ana snf 6a sdy sas no
and Norfolk RslrSad s 90 p m. daily via Baltimore
Boss Bay 80 TsSa Gays with all through
trains at Jersey City, Attending speedy and direct
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express leave New York. Via DesOrosses and Cos
iandt Streets Ferries follows
20 20 g. 49, Chicago Limited with Dining Car, and
night Accommoda jon s 80 and II 10 a. m, 40
and 10 % & hSpGSss So San and g. hm sn4
1921 night :. Accommodation, ,. m
Trains igay n NewY9Fk df except .S sSgnd 6 at
D. m Sunday. connect at Trenton for Camden.
Ticket oqces. Nos 435 $40 and "a B.oadgay
Court st. and Brooklyn Annex Station foot Of Fulton.
St Brooklyn Station. Jersey City: Emigrant Ticket
The New Yo, Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from h pI1tt and residences woon
General Manager, General Passr Agent
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and
DesbrOsses SITS follows:
so m. for CatasauQua and intermediate points.
a. for Geneva. Lyons. Elmlra Rochester, BuHao
and the West and principal local points Char car 10
Elmra
IL a m. for Cherry Ford and intermediate points
/ d. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate ponts CHAIR
Tunkhannock. Connection to Reading and Harris
burg. ,.-,-, ,...-..,..o
$40 D. m. for Pttston and principal Intermediate
40 D. m for Mauch Chunk and inermeedlate points
Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg Char car 10
Mauch Chunk. ,, r..... Dr.,o
D. m. Tor Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochester, Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons "a - 49,
meet for ali ponts in Mahanoy and Hagleon coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
q. m. for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton ana intermeoia'e
AS D. m for Copay and Intermediate points naval.
D. m. for Geneva. Lyons. Elmira Rochester Buffalo
and the Pullman sleeper TO Lyon.
General Eastern ONCE, 235 broadway.
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NEW:lORK,- ONTARIO AND WESTERN

NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY-Trains leave from ferries at West ~
and Jay as follows:
West 42d ST. 80 a. m. Jay.ss, IS a. m. for Mid.
dletown. Fsllsburg Monticello, Liberty, Walton Delhi.
NoIwieh Utica Rome. cceida Fulton. oswego Buffalo.
West 12d St. 100 D. m JaY-st.. 40 D. m, for Wa,.
kll valley stations Lakes Mohonk Mnnewasks. Middle
town. Boomneburg EIlepyiIIs. NJ Dale Monticello
West l2d. St, 25 D. m Jsyst, 10 m, daily for
Mdilatown Fallsburg Liberty Walton. Norwich oneida
Osweeo SUSPENSION Bridge Detroit. Chicago St. Louis
Buffet sevpers 10 Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
Time tabies :ickstS Sc OF e07. 3oL o44 323 Broad
way T87 eth.ave IS. East 125h.st. 204 west l2otnst
New'iofE J. c. ANDERSON. @. P. A..
IL Exchange Place New-YorA
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feIu mantsa.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NETWORK TRIB:
OFFICES. No; 23s broadway corner Thiry.arsss Il,
until D. $50 broadway. between Twenty second and
Twentythi sts until 3 D M sT0 West Twenty. third
st., corner Eishh.ave 1872 sixth-sye 1853 fonrth-sve
eenthst i.osg Thirdaye, near sixty-ars,.st Los
Sxty.eighth-st, and 90 Libetty-st. and the HARLEM
OFFICE $50 East One-hunded and ~ nth st.. up
o D. NJ A. regular rates
VNrANTED-MAN.--T take the agency OF our SITES;
w size 2sxlsxls inches weight 800 pounds retail PFC
s35 other sizes In proportion. rare chlnee and per-
manent business These safes demand before
supplied by other safe companies governed
By the safe Pool
ALPINE SAFE co. Cincinnati. Ohio
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legal Ncticrs.
WABASH RAILWAfl-

WABASH RAILWAY,
RECEIVERS OFFICE
Chicago, Ill. Nov. 10, 1888
DY order Of the Circuit Court Of the United
states for the Southern District % Illinois the under
signed viii pay At office Of the Central Trust Com
navy No 81 Wall-st. York City. and after tho
nrst day Of December, lsss the following described
rouons with interest OF six 90 cent per
eDnprn VIZ Coupons which matured June l, 1856 upon
the first mortgage Of the Hannibal and Naples r.
90 Coupons which matured July /, 1886 bonds OF
Wabash st Louis and Pacific Railway Co, known as
Chicago division bonds. Outstanding coupons which
paured on the first day OF August 1885, upon first mort
rage bonds Of the Toledo and Illinois t. r. Co., Lake
Erie Wabash Louis r. r. Co, Great Western
r. Co Of 1859 Decatur ana East St. Louis r. r. Co.,
ana The Illinois and Southern Iowa t. r. Co.. also the
outstanding coupons which matured August l. 1880
funded debt bonds OF the wabash Railway Co.. secured
nv pedge u coupons belonging any OF the first mort
rage horen before mentioned belonging 70 the frst
nnrtcare bonds Quincy and Toledo X Il. Co. also
The outstanding coupons which maured November l. 1855,
on first bonds Of the Quincy and Toledo r. X.
Co.. and six months Interest on scrip certificates OF
Wabash Railway Co. issued for unpaid coupons belonging
enumerated JOHN Men lLIA
Receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-24
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE

The result Of the Jsnes estate sale on Wednesday
tho principal topic conversation the Real Estate Ex
change yesterday The universal verdict is that the sale
was an entire success and result has established
the status market for the coming William
Kennedy Brother sold yesterday under foreclosure three
Ssory sonefrort dwelling houses In East Ninety first
st. west OF Nos. 90 and "a went for sl7 900
each 10 the plaintiff and No &C sold for $1,000 to p.
Fisher The auctoneer sold five 5story fats on
s eSiS and rrDriSaSS No. 5ss vent to The psna
S s OGC Ne 20, az C p T SSs iSF
ST. sold also to the plaintiff, for s12, 100 snyh Ryan
mann man I'M n No Sss East seycns syentS and
S su sSs' Stock s Di'G a sn Sf drug store No. EgsS
ave. ether for ssSss ne same buyer 3D.
Joining houses Thirteenth aud Thirty fourth sts
s Sex sd aS cr two o he %
I'D buildings below FIfy.nntsst, between sixth and
IA Ein thirty u Thirty SEVENTH TSTiyghS y
ai OG sna a sa Snn
r 9dr sa =, % o and oy bek ana brown
stone Cat IN nea, o n at
$50 s5o.ooc oA''Ai'O'" ''"''"S ~ F''''' ~ ~
The following sales were made at the Exchange and
AD''0'' i'''' by William Kennedy Brother
s,hss S' ssputSWess cor Of S7ths. plot iooSno7,S
s''s'y srSHss sf lots is about q
nous. with H.b Lot NJ 90 adj above lot
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsrERs-N. Y CITY.
and wife NO; 70 10 john 70 Robinson sseooo
John Robinson and wife to James Spence $4,000
1S3l.st No 4 East Francis G Gardner to james , ooo
same plSpcr,y; jane. w Spence and wife TO - 49,.
and a. James Heksnn D 70 Eva Marx $4,000
sis John w WOODLAND Amue 00'o'u an" 2s2oo
7thsVe e $ sIi1 8 Of ls4th-st 75x47.4x45x
and nY Wives Ses to- TO James Riley s an $500
Thcs Grain referee to Maria strickland $4,000
thompson S and wife to Lewis Bnsse 1880
'0i Robert II AUD IT. TO May i QUICK sos75
JOIN 5 Robinson $4,000
to I Samuel coieOrd yum y. '.1 ~" 2e25o
John o'Gats and wife to Ellen Gledhil 1890
Alex II Davis and wife TO Abraham Dupuy 1900
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OteGn Gieamen


A NCHOR LINE. I. 5. Mail Steamships
~ GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
from Pier Il, North River. foot Of Leroy-st
Ethiopia, Nov "a, q. IN. Devopla, Dec. 8 a. n.
Anchoria, Dec. l, p. m. Cilcassia, Dec is, p n
Rates OF passage 10
GLASGOW, DERRY or LIVERPOOL.
Cabin e45 and s65 second class $50 Steerare 900
travellers Circular Letters Of Cred. and Dratts any
issued az lowest current rates.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green n.
NOMpAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TIQUE FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE.
COmpany's JNo.42 North RyerfoO u Mortonst
LA B0t KGOGNE Iranseul Saiurday Noy. p m
Ia BRETAGNE. de Jousselin. SATURDAY. :. 0 a. IN
A. FORGET Agent No. Bowling Green.
& UNARD LINE.
NIw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
PIER 40. North HVer
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Gala Dee. !, D. II. Sefyia, Dec. 30 80 D. m.
fTmhrla Dec. o. d. III. Umbria Jan B. a. m,
surania Dec. Is 3 D. BOthnia, Jan. -. 80 D. m.
syCabin passage eco $50 and s1Oo Intermediate, cas-
seefage tickets and all parts OF Europe very
low rates freight and passage apply to the
oace 4 Bowling Green. New York.
VERNON II. BROWN CO.. General Agents
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTEACK TRUNK LINE
On a after NOyemD er o.. trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

GREAT FoURTRAcK TRUNK ,K LINE LINE
On sn'r C NSSem e. :" Ct ,s ,T1oN gave
Lars.s. and Finest Passeaeer Station in America.
roo cars G 70 htaSy and Albany 70 aone
via D. & H. r. r. also East Albany to St. Adams via
o'4$ 50 "%a FAMOUS sTEAM;;aEATEp VEST
composed exclusively OF buffet smOkInscar dining car.
cuse Rochester Buffalo. Erie. Cleveland Indianapolis
and Toledo arriving at Chicago at 80 a. m, ST. Louis
4 10 80 a. M Chicago Express for Niagara Fails To-
rOpto. Cleveland. Cincinnati Indianapolis, Detroit and
Chicago diawlngroVm cars to Canandaigua and HochsS
III 80 m Western New: York and Northern Exgre.s
Adams &c. Drawing room TO Troy.
80 y. m. Albany Troy and Utica Special. with draw
ing room to Troy and Utica.
3 .5s D. m Accommodation to Albany and Troy Con.
for WILLIAMSBURG, North Adams and intermediate
&c D. M Fast Chicago Cincinnati and St. Louis Ex
press for Niagara Falls Buffalo. Suspension Brdse To-
ionic aud Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis 81 Louis
y ) $50 D. H.. Montreal and Canandaigu Express
Sleeping cars to Montreal via Rouses Point and via
Atlantic Railway daily except SATURDAY and TO syracuse
end Canandaeua daily except sunday. Sunday tram
. p. m, Special Mail Limited arrives g. Rochester
i 80 Fast Night Express 70, RSSShe;s,sr Buff
dlanaDO s. Louis Desyoit and Chicago With espSs
i5aay S5nnc. &C albany sgd Win ks;aa
sale al Gan nad csp sso ia
Il fat p Station see sas S2 and go
Fulton sts Brooklyn and - 4th,st, Wllnapsourg .
Westeots Express calls for and checks baggage nom
run daily. others daily excep. Sunday. istog -
issthst station take Up passengers for North and West
l.. J. RICHARDS, Asst General fassenser AGENT
J. ". TCUCEY, General Superintendent
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Proposals.

BOARD OF EDUCATION,
BROOKLYN. November %, 1883
& EALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the ofce Of Secretary Of this Board o. Education.
13l Livngston-st, until Tuesday December 4th lsss,
at D. ~ 3, for supplying for year from January
l. 1853 the Public schools with stationery including
paper pens pencils. penlOdeis INK inkstands,
fOIes, era ons muclaes blotters. rubbers
Specifications may be had AZ the ONCE of the Secretary
JOHN GRIFFIN, NJ. D.,
Chairman Committee on Libraries
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nlusieal 1nsiruments.

NrMBER Of slightly used upright and square pianos
n OF our make which specially selected and u-ei
by the artists Of the METROPOLITAN Opera House Company
during the past opera season VIII DC sold a. liberal
reduction from regular prices ~
VIM KNABE CO. III shave. abo1e lOth-st
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEw-YoRK TRII-
n IjNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES. No. / 2Ss Broadway, corner Thirty nrstst,
until ,. m $50 Broadway between Twenty second and
Twentv,thrt ats until 27O West Twenty third
st. corner Eehthsvc; 1872 sixthaye. 1873 Fourthaye..
rOrner FOufteenthst 200 Thiraye., Forty
enthst. 1o2g Thd-aye near sixty sr,tst .Os
six,v,eiohth.st ana 90 I.lhertyst and the HARLEM
oFIICE lao Past e-hundrei and twenty ATHEIST
% p. at regular rates
v,rscurR prINos renowned for and standing
II IN iune hsnu,actnries and storcroons AL 10 425
was. osths, and so7 Drcadwar. leths tDsons
Duldlngl plano, exchanged. rented. or instamsnts