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REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

5oth.st w corner Beckman Place, 19Noo;
Hannah lerbett and husband to Felix r.
7sth.st' n e 5, i2j II W Of MadIson;ave. soxlo22 :,
Henry & Cook aud wife 10 Mortimer: 80. Il
2d.ave, n corner 56th.st. 2l3N70; John Volmer
10 Frederick Hoop. -.
Av enscl B. BT, sSr"f5 s sSs ouse Of Good
ootn"s9' 80 lis East Nina Lis.ner to I1Ilie
Madi,on.avc s. iosa q n. Of osd.s.. 2ox7i
James woocy and wife 10 George Scho
i2ith.st n e corner LcNinctonave, 4OslOO1
Isidor Herr and wife to A =, Beo @aS,G1
HclekIah .Kohn to Charlie, l. Ramann..
:.s ws and Ar"Sa was" % rna
Bechcr :..:., ;:..a a.,
'G scfi Ptr Mecormss 70 amos "o.IaS' OK
l32d-so. 5. 3i37 # " OF 0th-ave, lssN9ol1i
lanes cockmne and wife to Benj'nin
sth:ave. " $ i9Il It n Of lsIst;.t. 3oxloo; John
Henry.st No 2iS Louis Goodman and wife 70
Lew Nichkow.ky ard another ::;.,oao,:
Is',h:st 5. !oo6 It : Of wipI:.aye: is;sxloo;
l55th:st. n $ '275 II Of coartandtave. 25x
100 Frederick 4 Botty and wife to Jacob
same property Jacob Kro.t 10 Frederick Botiy.
l3.thsi. 5. :; 1868 # . Of wils;ayr. l7exloo;
E:idridpc-.t. No 50; X Bloom and wife to
aihaf fSSe 80 "a: Newman Cowcn 70 solomon
Attorney.st :. 100 Il of Rivincton.st. 25N7j;
Samuel Wiener aud Lena Wiener a. NJ Wiener. J
oth.avc, No 80; G l. Eitzmann 20 II kohn.
c5th.st :. 2ol It " Of 7th'ave. 2l.2s3; Mary
Decley TO Julius Winters and another .....-...
l9th.st No iO6 Fast: Elizabeth d King 10
Adolph Bernstein and wife ......... .;;......;.
18th. ST. $. 40 II W OF Columbusave, 20x1O2.2;
Mary Rising and another T. FINN, L Young
6th-St 20s n = OF Ayenue-D. eJx9O.lOi Bertha
Rubcnsteln = Fanny Mona'h .:...,...; ......;
1lth-st. No Oh East; Arthur J McQuad" and
another, executors. &c. to Louis Kau and
l9th.st. :. lot 10. map land Of William Il
Cooke. 10Th Ward Katherine Stcurcr. ct al
36th.st - 1909 II u sthave 1s.Ix9s.9:
Horny g Lca.k and wife 70 Francis NJ Schin-
TT 'nont.ave $ $50 n Of Marmiona ave 75x
100; Carlton w Bonhls and wife 10 james
l73d.st n s. 10 n Of Washincton.aye 3sx
leo James Shields and wife tn Carlton w
5i,h.s, $ 400 r. " Of 5tha ave 25xIOO5:
Sarah Hoeninchaus 10 Eleanor SIX ddy
Coumbus.ave No GIL and 6l3; Frederick A
Russ and wife 10 John Egcers. ...............
7sth-st 40 pos West Jacob " Newman ,O Lot
slst.st, :. 100 Il Of Amsterdam.ave. lj0X
1922; Julia Edgar ct al 70 David Marx.
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REAL ESTATE.
RI-SINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

All the tran sactons at auction IN the real estate mane
yesterday under order OF the court a. NJ. -.
broadway James l.. Wells offered No 2s3 Mott'st' oy
order OF the supreme Court partition. Ernest Hail. iei'
cree. property is fourstory brick building s'ana
ne on lot 2CA0o. 1t sold for *1o 100 70 piuh Se
Bros cottage and plot, 2OOA2O2 at wlIIah I
AUDITING Bronx River. brought $500 nom w. rum
coni. All the other sales were adlourheu' .. wrnno
M aIS Fast Thrteenthst. lot ojx65Xl03 70 william H.
Huntington. for $1,000. ,u, -. ;, ,ho dou,oe
There has been much discussion lately a To the damaee
done 20 residential districts by the erection OF nav houses
and stables and several are given where prof.
CITY owners had combine and buy OIL the Duues.
Unrestricted there appears W NC ho
remedy.
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0ealbers.

GENcA To SUPPLY tutorr. professors, CaehcrN
"A coyerncsses etc. IN all departments OF iearninE CIR:
.uiafs OF good schools - parents MIRIAM
COYKIEKE Book Building, $50 FlftEave, cor. 2othst
a MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors Tcschcrs Tutors Governesses.
&c 70 Colleges School. and Families Apply To
MRS NJ j. YOUNG-FCLTON. % Union SQUARE
70 Est TEACHfIS.--All branches S.l6l plaf'- filled
ID Circulars schools. city country, 70 prcnt> IRE,
Union School Bureau KERR & HI YSsooN, '" I4th-'s.
OOMPETFNT TEACHERS furnished without charge
~ schools recommended positions secuted y. - lDt.
CATIONAL BUREAU, II. >. Kellogg, manager III East
9th.st.. y. Y. city.
I,LOCUTION and PHYSICAL CULTURE:
Il Class and private Instruction Mrs MARTIN,
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"UF FISK Teachers Agencies -New.York. Boston.
i Chicago. Los Angeles &c.. $3.50 positions ncd.
H. E. CROCKER X Y Munger. 20 5th.sye. l3th.,;.)
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1nsIrurIlon
For Both Sexes-Ci,

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUA OEES,
i Maoi,on soua,e fco.. a5tl-,t and B'way).
BranC nes in The principal American ana european e'"'
New begins now.
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For Young Ladies'

VAN NORMAN INST. tFounded ls6D
b. E. cor. U: West Eudate, aao ~ .Lesopu.1
49, Principal Nine. VAN NORMAN
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
VIsITU I'FNFfFN
American Fine Arts Society Ia the Soamen's Bank
for Savings, y Y, n j1th.st, OF Tth-aye


American Fine Arts Society 10 the Soamen's Bank
Tor SAVING. Y. n ;7th'st OF 7th-ave,
Addison Lewis, and wife u TRUSTEES Of Lelkc
watvs Orphan Asylum. n y City. lS5 -,
Eel Anna W. and another. to Isaac Bell. e5l "a,
saynss n'titntiap corner lc7th't and
I.fe ihsaian@e Company. Y. Io6 East 18th. -
DelSas William an ia % w Aaoa w'rP p :, a.
Earth John G. and Sifs to fcrilaiad Kiaiman a
o sf aD drdtoS shay ,1y Of is,' L,ade ya s
i7sd... q wa.ni@st"a.a;vc ydais as. p;
Eu,mi,ue John aud wife, wlfe to Harlem savings
Bank w.. o.,os l"'th''t' Of - Ann -,
Epecrs. john. to i \ Rci.s. Gil and ols tolum.
ri'5. Annie tac III 'qarantcc and Trust Com. %
l G$' sa% ssS CIV IS,
FrisShcn. TrsicrleK and another. to Roscn:
leg,m 'Gth.'' e LcSIngtGnaye years ht
- and Isl map Mcit iIayen, ga Ward, years ~
SO 2ii !snry..t IL years ,....',.:' 2,c
Insurance Company. Coumbu'-ase. n Of 95th-'t .,
% Of ;'cGiG 70 i.a'!y MS''a Iva o.,
IaTsen n LIZARD and Ne :" -, ne w enT SAY
wears - o.;
Kelly Mar and ano,9e1 e c1arle'. Logan. AZ
KatS Louis and mother. the German. American
Real Estate Title uSlantee Company. GIL East .
Luhrs John IL. t? The Title guarantee and Trust
Company Walerley Place No al. year. 100
LaIterbach. william ct al 10 SoCman Fat
man 6thave. II 81 2sth-st. years ....... 100
w~;t 5Jd.st. year, &c
Marx David 20 Julia Edgar IT al. olst-st,
" Of lOthav". yeas. mortglge-....---. "
Monash Fanny to Bertha Rubenste.n, : Oth.-t
Mott Hopper s. ct a. 10 Walter Is Atterbury.
llthave corner Of 5tth-'t demand ;..... 3O'
Pohal-ki. Flora aud another. 10 julia Bed"ll,
ii9th.st OF 5th.ave year. o.
l. district school. Moirlsanla ycars......... SO
Price George. 20 Cornelia Lawrence, lot AZ
Reynolds. Francis + and wife 10 German. Amer
can Rosl Estate Till" Guarantee Company,
, Marcy Place g Of Mot,.0ys ! year 81
-. OF Wits ave. year ..... ........... II
Rosenberg. Wolf. ~ al TO rctta Kramer.
Hcnry-st, OF Cllnton;,t. demand ,,.o:,. o.
and another. Avenue II n OF lJth.st. lclr' ID
Scltr Frank 4 aud WIFE 10 Brooklyn savings
Bank. Wayerlev Place. " o, Merccr.st 49,
schirmeyer. Francis N. to Henry q Lca-k, .,
50th.st OF sthaNc, yesrs 49, &C.
stilwcl benjamin w and wife TO Title Guar
antec and Trust Co. Nos $50 10 3s6 Bow'ry' .o,
The House OF the GOOD shepherd TO Chas
Bristcd Avenu" u. n corner Sathst Yeas o''
Wclcker. John. 1t al 10 AleNander Walkr, aud
nnother. lotth-st. OF west EndaNe, .
winters Julius r. and another to Mary Deelcy.
II 25th.st. Of .tha,e, . years ;,-..-..--. 49,
dian II Blcecker.st, " II MerceI.st; years 400
Zugncr Mary. and another. TO Twelfth Ward
Savings Bank 3dave. Of l50th-st.
year.. '''-'''''''''''' wv
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For Bows and Young Men-City.

u OUKKEElINO stenoeraphy upewHtng. &C., LUZ
ID ausaL; EVENING rituauons
Aadres. Sew lork Business College. lIotn.ss., " l.
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U1NIyERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, SO West oOthss--
u All departments Boarding pupils rscelNeu. %. n
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Hnfurnisbeo Apartments % fet
SCARBORO MANSIONS,

A HiGH.CLA>s APARTMENT M spr -. o..,.
This and beautiful building Is no" t H' or.rt:
panry suite. consist of rooms % IN, sef,Sn1
room stairs AID laundry servants water closer anI .s
ser, ant, ee, ators buler- pantry linen ana closnes
closets. block from SsNenth-a'e en.ehce ~
trail Park and within immediate touch OF surface ana &c
Mated ,portaton all parts OF the meoPons
Adjoining tie and BEAUTIFUL Academy OF flne A.
on surrounding the Rutland Osburn ana yg
noble apartn ent and III. Carnegie MUSIC ns
Each room faces large court theroe sunlight and ~
IN. work Is OF beautiful naS
woods and the decorations all that art can make them ~
main le:.o"m may be az VIII suheN
INTO one continuous suite The bath and dining nsW
every and luxury known to modern Acness
Three eectic elevators day and night ana e,eV
room is supplief win and electric iRhr rarueusn
~ the building, or owners and arhi8cs'
Hop,AN 4 sLArrEEY. World Building. Nay b. 10
spcc,rd evening, ana SUNDAYS
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Ocean 9,eamers.

A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. CO.
IA SHOkr KouLE 70 LONDON.
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
First Cabin. s7c and upward Second Cabin. ESQ .
berth. Stee low Steamers sail from foot Of
od-st, Hobokcn.
LAhn Tues. Mch. Il A. Meier, Sat. April s.
Fms Sat. Mich. % II D. Iiayel, Tues. Apl IL.
Trave. Tues Mich. -. ,saac Sat. Aptll IL.
Aller Tues, Alrl aim. Tues, Apl. is, O.
SPKING SAiL1N0S, 1899,
Southampton (.ondonl, BREMEN.
Lain Tues. April lS ISprce Tues. May 30
Trayc...... sat. April -, Irave.....$ sat May =.
Spree Tues April 2j Aler. Tues. May 30
Ailer .... Tues May . Inns ......... Sat, June 3.
Hav"l Tues May O. ITavcl Tues. June a.
sat, May 10 fOc Sat. June 10.
Lain Tues NAV TO- Lain Tues June IS.
baalc sat Nav - Kaiser W Thurs. June Is.
MFDrTFRRANrAN LINE
NewYork to Genoa In le,s than eleven days
Kaiser w ILApr, Q. 10 IN Vera sat MAY ~ 10 m.
Ed. Sat- Msy 10 a. S w"f Sat I T"s IT, o.
KalsctW II. NAV ~. N Fudi. sat- July 10 10
Passage. $780, si2j $3.50 berth. First cabin.
OELRiCHS & co. Bowling Green
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BoARniN' Az 70 20 eo7 't s4H4vE u,Nns
rev Dr. and Mrs. CHAs. II. GARDNER. Prin,p
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A AMERICAN LINE.
~A' NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON.
EVERY SATURDAY.
New YORK. March % noon Paris. April =, ~ D. W.
chester April !. y. M Berlin April L. ~ III"
From Pier AZ y. r., foot OF Chrstopher.st
Shortest and Most Convenient Route TO london.
Passengers land at Empress Dock. avoiding mcoh'
venienc" and exposure of transfer by tender. ,,.
FIRST Cabin passage 10 Southampton London or HaVro
500 and upward according steamer ana LOCATION VI
room. second Cabin. s3j and so.
Steerasc at Low Rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
General Agents No. q Bowling Green. Newiork.
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"A thing Of beauty
Is a Joy forever.

Home without Fireplaces j. like u
man without eyes-Cheerle>s ana I'M
slightly. The stove il not sOciable nor
does the steam radiator glow with
hospitality.
In family affairs what is sentiment
Is also practical. Domestic happiness
is practical matter. and the home -
the shrine OF sentiment. Fireplace
is the &c ntrc Of the home circle warns
hearts and hands alike. Therefore
buy seasOmable things for the hreside.
w. II. Jackson & Co.,
UNION SQUARE, Wor. Broadway.
Fine Wood ,Ian,eis and Chimney .piece Novelties.
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For Rows and Young Ncn-COuntry.

For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
DoRDENTOWN ~. j. MILITARY iNSni LIZ.
ID REV T. IL LANDON. PklN. iPAt;
CAPT 7. d. LANDON, COMMANDANI.
CNNAAN ACADEMY, Canaan; Conn. Home Tor p Mt'
u teen Three Masters College or business.
ward BOYS specially For particulars address the ecss
II KEEHOLD INSTITUTE Freehold. y }. toth yeaf;
College preparation n specially: business high sehoo'
and classical courses
NEw.RoCHELLE MILITARY ACADEMY. !,
IN THE CASTLE NEW-ROCUELLE. y. r.
FRANK s. ROBERTS, Prneipai.
~ EwTON a. j. institute. 300 Y elev B.st Schoo.
N for Boys Best sanitary appointments steam neat
eyerywhere. steamhested swimming tank j. Wilson A A.
~, HE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, worcester.
Mass-31th year. Classical scientific bushes; lre-
r rars j. A. SHAW 4. NJ, Head Master.
For Both Sexes-CountTy.
ASTNAN COLI.fG t., PoUghkeepsie. " T.
EOpen all the year Thorough instruction IN Bookkeephs
Aritnmetc Teegraphy StenogI Apply Typewruhg &c.
men supplied with competent assistant, on short
situations furnished oend ior eatFB
Miscellaneous
MI PROSPECTING. ARITHMETIC ETC,
may h. studied at homo loss time from
To begin need only know how 70 read and wrs
Write for FREE circular. giving all particulars, 70
N,AVAI. TXPErlTION FOR BOYS to the Worlds
~ Fair Apply for circulars the Superintendent ana
Faculty Of St. Johns Military School Manlius. " i.
100 Boys Will taken Via the Great Lakes, ORGANIZED
cadets Of Man. oi.var.
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g UMMER SCHOOL OF THE METRoP0LiIIAnSs ~
- LEGE OF MUsIC.-opens July ISL 49, sS, n' ssssn
accommodations All advantages OF TIE regular seaso'
retained Dudley Buck prc't Ab"rt Eos' rat'en. wee
10 and 2l East l4th.st. Ne"forA, y.
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u RUsHES Of every description. ai5 Pcarl.st. neal
ID EeIrY.st. All articles at lowest prices.
JOHN x. HopHEt. Manufacture.
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For Youpy Ladies-Country.

ME CAMBRIDGE Mass SCHOOL FOE ~ y ~; 10
'IIDIFS -Adyantages OF Hosion Quiet OF Cambridge.
olnfo,ts Ct Home Small numbers ,>..
II, APTUIrN GILMAN l. the Director.
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sIx,sToRY BUILDING. very lighs, cor 1.eenwiss ave.
II desired. rutland A. WHITING. Beekman~
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
Tile SlNON KING'S STlEE

In all probability the most magnificent marshal s
staff ever owned by soldier of any country IS
that presented by the Emperor Of Germany to the
King of Saxony In honor OF the nftieth anniversary
OF the Saxon rulers entrance into the army. The
staff Is 492 ccntimeters long and centimetcrs IN
diameter IL Is OF silver. covered with bright blue
velvet which In carries BEAUTIFUL pearls. Along
its sides seven gold Prussian eagles and seven
prussian crowns OF silver. Each end OF the staff
IL golden. On the top are the initials "W. r." in
diamonds. surrounded by golden laurel wreath.
a Prussian eagle In brilliants ornaments the base
About the eagle are emerads and diamonds repre-
sentng the colors Of SaXony-green and white.
A band OF diamonds also ornaments each end OF the
staff. From the top hangs a gold diamond studded
band on which Is the inscription: "Nliam ii. King
OF Prrssln. to the Field Marshal. King Albert OF
Saxony. for Services In the Victorious Campaign
1s70-lSd. for Ills Sem-Centennia Military Jubilee
October a. 1893"
The present greatly pleased the venerable mon
arch CT Saxony the only ruler In Germany now
living who showed the soldiers genius in the
France Prussian war. The fact that William II
referred to himself In the inscription as King OF
Prussia and not as German Emperor has ex-
cited some comment In the Empire. IL iS generally
believed that he used that form ms a delicate com
pliment 10 the older monarch. preferrng TO appear
as his equal rather than his superior In rank This
fact. more than the presentation OF the stan.
pleasure to the Saxon people.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
A /" REE' HALLAD.

published when spelling bees were the fashion)
You say that you can SPELL Sir. then be good
enough to tell Sir.
How you spell ne parallel" SIT. "synthess" and
And perhaps yon win try "ecstatlc' and "syncati-
"IIomlictic' and "hepatic." with an extra dozen
more
Can you spell "chryselephantine" 'perlphrastc." ="
Or The simplc 'adamantne," and the "polysynde-
Can you tackle "anchyosis." can you spell "nna-
"Enthymcmc. "hypotiposls"?-If you can. you're
getting on.
Such little words as 'grieving" "gallImaufry'" and
oh. there's really no believing what mistakes you
sometimes see. , .o,,,ou. ,,
Words Ike these. it's really dismal when they're
misspelt at lee
So you'd better learn "enclitIc" can you conquer
"analytic"?
with ",orcntic' and "mephItic." and ''penthemer-
And there's .'prestdigitation ''homocerai." leach
innation. =,
Oh. rs quite an education 10 learn or'"osrap"'c
Some long words anatomc. have sound that's
And for verses pandromic would be simply most
absurd.
"sterno-c -c cido ma st odeus,"- you choose
simpler word?
..IIydrostatic" 'rldescent." aromatic "adoles-
cent.
"r,nigmatic." "evanescent. these easy words.
''Manducaton. 'macaronic," "percolntion geo.
ponc. .
"Annuation.' antiphonic' there's merry opeii-
Zee
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24

self as I advanced in years and fail TO bring to
my recollection the first-the only act OF the DEM
ocratc party which has been of any benefit to the
countrythe first and only general act of that party
that has not brought leanness. distress and pov.
erty to the country l have yet to learn OF the
first legal National outrage on humanity which was
carried through attempted by either the OLD
Whig or the present Republican party.
During Mr.. Van Burens reign. the SLAYER A. NJ.
Steel with her cargo of slaves. piloted into New
London Conn. by the intrepid Cinque was or
dered Dy His Excelency to her original destina.
timely time and earnest effort of Lewis and Arthur
Tappan in bringing the case before the United
slaves were liberated and the ship coniscated.
The Florida Seminole War was begun and carried
on by the Democratic party under Mr.. Van Buren,,
for the reclamation OF Il generation OF free-borni
half-blood Indians. and the wife OF Osceola. haf-l
mother-was torn from her husband chief and con->
signed TO perpetual slavery. knew kentuckians
pride that they had often taken a papocse by thei
heels and knocked its brains out against tree by
The Mexican war was begun by the Democratic
party. for the extension Of slavery General Case
room for domestic prosperity"
The E9sye Slave law though ,,, at FIR rst drawn up
racy; being supported by only three wings north,
ocrais voted for ii. The War Of 1861 was q Demo,
cratic war for the ProteStiGn, Of slavery Had Mr.,
nascency. All these against humanity. The Democ-\
racy never had but two counts OF policy The oppo-
StlOH 10 Allc NHle parties, tuc pto-
lection and perpetuation OF slavery. i
Since the great conversion the watchmen han.
each other: THE day dawneth: and soon the light!'
To the celebration of this most happy result
In the exercise by the people of the elective franz
chise. without demonstration and tumult. but from
sober second thought, seems most meet and proper
for the American people
Such n celebration as was seen AT Mount vernon.
Ohio. Tuesday, November IA Just imagine. even
I'm New-York seventy-six wagons loaded with 1l5
tons OF coal. ll9 sacks OF -four hundreds OF sacks
OF potatoes and groceries, all In procession through
the streets OF this loyal Buckeye city. to be dis
tributed among the needy without regard to race. )
verdict of the people for the most admirable and !
wise policy OF the political and moran hero whom
they have Just elevated the chief magistracy OF
the State. Industry, frightened into suspension by
the supposed beginning OF free trade opens her
labor through the week. Light and comfort for tho
present and security for the future Is realized
by faith the earnest OF near thirty years af -
CALVIN FAIRBANK.
Angelica, ~ Y. Dec. II, 1885,
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
TO DEFEAT TIE ASPHALTTN COMBINE.

Trenton. y. J. Dec. 23-Judge Albeit fled a
decision In the Supreme Court to-day. the effect 81
which Is 20 defeat the Jersey city asphaltum COM
hne. He declares that the action ~ the Board
OF Street and Water Comm ssoncrs OF Jersey CITY
In dividing n sireet-payng contract between the
Trinidad Asphalt Company and the Barber Asphalt
Company is Illegal and void. Proceedings 90 break
the contract brought by Allen !. McDcrTott.
as a taxpayer. Some months ago the board ot
Street and Water Commissioners advertised for
bids for paving certain streets with asphalt blocks.
The Trinidad and the Barber companies submitted
bids that OF the former being N0.TD and that ~
the latter being t1.9S2 The work 20 be paid
for OF the license money. as provided FOR by
the law OF 1871. Jersey Cltv's charter provides
that contracts shall be awarded 20 the lowest re.
sponslble bidder The board Il u ALLEGED. instead
OF following the law divided the contract between
the highest and lowest bil,lers
The Court holds that whore city charter directs
the awarding OF contracts IN" lowest bidder. II
is illegal divide the contract and the duty OF the
hoard making IL IL 10 determine which blisr pos
sessas the statutory qualifications and th"u make
the awards unless II is determined TO reject all
ffc
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
Wrfsoy AND REED TO rAZK Ov THE TARIFF.

Ialjimor,. Dec. 23-rhc annua ha"quc, ~ tho Jour
naists' ,iub oi Baltimore Will b. held next Thursliy
nient MANY wcil.lnowm rnon other cities viii 10
PRESENT. The promised discu sion Of th" tain question
~ n ss-s ard Reed IA, bronght applications for
,osts from hundr o, prominent OF The city Among
the toasts VIII BE- '-lh' National H'v'rm"nt' Ni'-
I,cs,ccnt Sieycneon 'lubc Life and Public Men" n
ator J,nn sherman Tho Tariff" William t. VII
son: I'm. Old Iarr.' Thomas j. Red. ''Thc New
>,vv Amos J. CumminPs ''rhe STATE Gov rnment -
Governor frank Brown '"Thc CIV GOV rnmcnt' Mayor
FERDINAND e. iatroIc; 'Ncwsr,p"r Mon" General FIX
,.nus ..rh, Future OF the Pr~- colonel Is. Cur
r,pcnam Oihcr toasts "Nrwspap'r Work' viii ba
responded D. by r. j. g. Williams A"Nard"r B"chhof"r
Ionn H. Irsscy J. w NJ. Eigcr. John NJ. Carer. jr,
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