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saa az sIa st.
dSsass C ssss owner ksoy
Dwellings. omns ss'n JOHN Psr Psss" 0
and S9ss o1S J
basement brown front q dwellings S % ss5 owner
Plan boS-c Centre ST. No sls one story brick factory.
s4lISS y Owner, ,S, Iiaslngs.
basement brown stone first class dwelling 2ix5S Owner
ar,s sss and @ eight story
.Grs rss sad dwsns owS.s Of jas s one
free son sss w ss sns
Pan asa AZ and ss'h assSs ~ corner heas story
Plan as ~ MOI ~ oDei story brick saloon, 2Oxsa
Plan stanton and chryse sts corner one story
hTss sPs d"sns $ & y SO D
stone fronts, first class dwellings. iss1SO
Plan 5isoWsss SD st, No 49, one story brick
dwelling, isxsS Owner Joseph a. Am az, o., .,orv
brick sD anndly sh tSs owner New YORK @ Institute FOR he
Plan slssth av No 49, rear, one story brick stable
ss ssp: :srg gg4ss. sps ea''~''
rsn ss Ss No , one STORY brick store and 'en'
Plan 5?i Ridge No 5 onsiX story brick dwelling, 7sio
@ ss' Is
.dns . hca. # mi * aso story
Plan 524lst a, 100 "a of Goth st, story brick
Office 26x30 Owner Carlton.
Plan 625 26th g. 1876 # OF sth story brick
factory, 25x47. Owner, Abraham II WEIGH
Plan West 4oth ct, No 25 one story brok stable,
1886. Owner, w. Schwiers
Plan ssth ST. No 2o7, story brick factory
22xe0. Owner, Frederick Beck
Plan b25h 81, 100 II OF ls ten story brick,
first class dwellings, 20x4b. Owner, Terence Farley
Plan siit ay between 5sh and 55th SIS ten story
brick and dwellings, 20y30 Owner Terence Farley
Plan 5so61st ST. Il of Sd av, story brick
oflce. 20x20h Owner, Terence Farev.
Plan 536st ST. 80 II OF Sd av story brown
front first class dwelling 20x50 Owner Terence Farley
Plan 5S255th ST. - n of 9th av story brick
stable, 27x24. Owner Mrs K Jones'
Plan 5S3--Av A, 626 II of 18th s story frame
second cass dwelling, 1sxso. Owner Joseph schwab.
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COURT cALeNoARs-TaIs uAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CIRcUIT.-Part before Judge
Brady. Short causes.-Nos. 4266, 574S, $3.50. $780,
6762, $751; $780, 6s02, 3l46 45Ss, 4796 50S2 5506 "
552s, 56l6 5676, 6o26, 6064 6442, 6724 679s, $685.
1924, $685. 6S46.
SUPREME CouRr-SPEcIAL TERM.-Held by Judge
Ingraham. Court opens at half-past ten A. M.-Nos
Ia 1885, l9s, lg9, 203, 227. 229, 230, 231 232 1885,
234, 235, 2s6, 2s7 23s 239 24o, 24l, 242.
SUPREME CouRT.CHAMBERs.m by Judge Car.
dozo.Nos 10, % 33, Al, So, so, a. n, 49, "a, 81,
80, 100, l03, 107, 1l6 l2l, 12s 133 1885, 13s, LAG,
1885, 1885, 49, l64, 16s, l69, 40, 176 1876, POI, 204
2l0 Call 212.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-Part before
Judge Jones.-Case on. Part 2.-Judge Monell.-
Nos 1892 ll0s 1918, $780, 124e. 10, 1885, 1885, 1872
1852, 1906 1900, 1862, 1850, 1885.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part before
Judge Van Brunt.-One hour causes.-Nos. 1891,
1890, 1874 1s43 $780, $685. ls63 1874 1s4s $685. 1926
1928, 1850 1872 ILL., 1860, Ills, $780, Part 2-Judge
Daly-One honr causes.-NOs. 1896. 1856, 1897, 1888
1914 1885, 1890 1893, 1866 1915, 1882 1885, 1871 1892
1875 1895, 1904, 662.
MARINE CoURr-Part before Judge Alker-Nos.
1905 6l6 722 S92, 1915, 1903, 1137 l1s1 l24O l242
!27l, 1874, 1881, 1882. Part 2.Judge Gross-Nos
1885, 947, $685. 109s, 1891 1248 l289 1870 1872 1878
1875 1916 1871, 1878, 1879, $780,
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SUPREME COunr--ClRCuII-PARI 2.
A verhs! Geg:E-sscst l. Binding.
~" BEFORE ,Jfldpe Brady,

me Baltimore and CUBA Smelling ana Mining
Company rs. Holmes, Booth d Hayden.-Thfs case,
which has occupied the court since Monday last,
came to conclusion yesterday, the jury finding for
the plaintiff in the sum Of s3,s22. The facts, which
were fully reported in the HERALD Of last Tuesday,
are:The defendants agreed verbally to take 100000
pounds Of red letter inyot copper from the plaintiffs
the written agreement was given them to sign they
refused to do So alleging that by previous under
standing with the Vice President OF plaintiffs they
(plaintfs) were not to sell any amount OF copper at
a less figure than they had sold to plaintiffs while
in the written contract they agreed only not to sell
sell 1000 pounds at a less rate. Defendants de-
clined to raty the agreement, and when The copper
was rendered TO them declined to accept For this
refusal plaintiffs asked $780, but received only
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SupEEME CouRT--cHAMBsSS.
Motion 70 Set Aside the Judgment Of "a
Referee.
Before Judge Cardozo.


Referee.
Before Judge Cardozo.
Herman Won Keller rs. Herman .Schultng es
aL-Ths was motion to set aside the report OF a
referee on the ground that he did not pass upon all
the issues Of the case and that the plea OF insanity
which the defence alleges should have been brought
forward, was not placed before the referee. The
facts which the referee reported on were that on
the sth OF August, 1868, defendant, Schultng, was
owner Of an interest In the proceeds OF stock
of goods then in the possession OF the defendants,
the Sturbergs, but which were TO be sold
and converted into money by them. Defendants
interest was Onehird OF the net proceeds and above
S275,O00. On that day Schulting verbally offered to
sell his interest for $4,000 and Won Keller accepted.
Plaintiff told defendant he could have the money at
once but Schultng said he did not want it, but II de-
posted with StuIsberg it would be satisfactory to
MIN. An agreement was then drawn up IN writing
by which Schultng transferred his interest 20 Won
Keller and the latter gave an order on SturSberg to
pay Schulring the $4,000. On the 10th Of August
defendant met plaintiff and demanded back his
papers Of agreement saving his wife was dissatisfied
with his bargain and that he himself was insane
when he made II. Plaintiff refused TO release him
from his agreement and applied to Stursberg for his
share in the goods sold, but was refused The ref
cree found that 800, 500 was the amount OF such
interest and reported the painti1 entitled TO II.
The plaintiffs claim that Judgment should not be
set asde that the referee passed upon all the Issues
in the case and that the Special Term cannot set
aside the report OF referee on the ground OF
in law. Decision reserved.
Gang of Repeaters Dealt With.
Yesterday morning four repearers. who on elec.
ton day had exerted themselves TO some purpose
by voting "carly and often," brought before
the court on a writ of habeas corpus. 1t seems
when arrested they were brought before Judge
Hogan, who fixed the amount of their bail at 81, 900
each. This was not considered sufficient by the
District Attorney and he refused to take bail IN that
amount. Judge CardoZo said that the magistrate
before whom they were taken having named the
amounts OF bail 1t should be accepted. The dis
tinguished individuals, whose names are Frederick
Roder, Henry Martin. Martin Ryan and Thomas
Scott, hall from the First, Fourth and Fifth wards
and were accompanied by most dsreputable look
ing gang, who were fortunate enough TO escape de-.
lection.
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BREAKING THE Bluss-THe CAMPBELL THREAT.

The Police Board met yesterday, and among other
acts transferred Thomas Campbell, Thirteenth pre-
cinct, to the Tenth. He is the man whom
roundsman Heap reported, and in consequence
Heap was threatened by ex-Assemblyman
Campbell. The Board dismissed from the force
Laurence Cronin, Twenty-eighth precinct for club
bng a fellow ofllcer; William 5. Vaughan, Seven
teenth, refusing TO give an Old lady information;
George Osborn, Twentieth. not found on post for
forty-nye minutes; John T. Hughes, Twenty-seventh,
falling TO report store found open; Christopher
Bishop, Eighteenth failing TO make proper charge
against an intoxicated woman. and doornan JerOm z
Z, Lawrence, Central once, for insuDordination,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BURBANK woop.--At Pleasant Plains, S. l., on
Tuesday, May II, at the residence OF the brides
mother the Rev. $. B. Rooney officiating WILLIAM
d. BURBANK, Of Tompkinsville, - l., TO SUSAN j.,
only daughter Of the late Jacobson Wood Esq. NO
cards. .
BREwSTER-TRwIN.-On Tuesday, May IL, by the
Rev. DR.. A. r. Thompson EUGENE NJ BREWSTER TO
JENNIE STRA1ToN, daughter of the late James irwin,
both Of this city. No cards.
LAMBERT-CLARK.-0n Thursday, May ~, az Corn
wall N r. by the Rev. Mr.. Teal Mr. BENJAMIN H.
LAMBERT, of New York, to Miss MARY c., daughter
OF Josiah G. Clark, Esq, OF Cornwall.
MOORE NEsI.-In Brooklyn, Il. u, py tne Kew
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MIDSUMMER RETREATS.
The Season of 1870 at Cape
May.

Prospects fcr Brilliant Season-Railroad Con-
uectiods and Termini- Hotel Accommodations
and Fresh Improvements-A New Opera
House, Drives and Trotting Park-Cape
May as Water Cure-For Fashion,
Pleasure and Ease Distinguish
ed Visitors and Expected Re-
giments-The Charges
Atlantic City.
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Hnbeas Corpus.
COMMON PLEAs-SpsclAl TERM.
The Carman Divorce.
Before Judge LoeW.

Cd1yndn cs. Cdr7pd1.-Plalntif seeks to obtain
from defendant, formerly her husband an increase
of alimony from $4,000 10 $4,000. This increase is
asked for on the ground that plaintiffs expenses
have increased and the estate OF the defendant has
been proportionatey augmented. The motion Is
opposed on tue ground taat pIantlG has enough,
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FExIAN EXCITEMENT IN CANADA.
Reported Premcditated Attempts to Capture
the steamers ChicOra and Alsoma-A War
steamer Ordered for Their Defence-SOme-
tlinU Stirring.

From the Toronto Telegraph May III
According to all accounts the Fenians intend doing
or attempting to do something towards frustrating
our plans respecting the Northwest 1t has been
positivey stated several hundred Of the brother
hood passed through ST. Paul only few days ago,
bound Fort Garry and that Others are assembling
at Duluth, Marquette and other points on Lake Supe-
rtor for the purpose OF operating against our forces
while on the march. Whatever they might accom-
plish by crossing the Plains from St. Paul, provided
the American authorities did not interfere we have
no fear OF their harassing our troops, should they
only reach Fort William in safety In order TO reach
our line OF march the Fenlans would have TO
pass through 200 or 300 miles Of wilderness. We
accomplished half the journey, for the simple reason
that there is not distillery or tavern In the whole
country. Fenian army would melt away in Two
days under such circumstances.
But there Is plenty Of whskey at Sanlt Ste. Marie;
and as the Sault Is easily reached by steamer from
Buffalo, Cleveland Detroit and other places it is
lust possible that an attempt to interfere with our
cxpeditIon may be made there by the FenianS. We
do not think they have any idea OF fighting our
forces. They would be satisfied could they capture
turn to the protecting folds OF the stars and
Stripes. covered with Fenian glory. This IS
what they are most likely to attempt, should
they attempt anything 1t Is evident that
our government have reason to think that such an
attack is not improbable; and, in oraer to Illustrate
the scheme ana protect our transports the gunb0at
Rescue has been ordered the Sault and Is now on
her way up. She was laying IN the Weand Canal
when Captain Wyatt the gunbOat agent, received
the order on SATURDAY 10 send her away, ana she
Immediately started She Will call at Goderich for
ammunition and men and probably sail from that
port for the Saut tomorrow "Wednesday, May 1s).
In case the Fenians make an attack on our vessels,
ana In case the Rescue gets Within gunsnoJ OF tnen,
satisfied she Will give good account OF ner-
self and make 1t unpleasant for the heroes In green
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Alleged COunterfeiting.
AIIC&oU OOu1utcT6cItHu
Before Commissioned IOnea


United States Us. Thomas J. DdacSOn.-The de-
fendant lives in Hamilton and is charged with
having countereited five cent nickel pieces in Janu-
ary, 1859. The defence is that the case is putup
job against the prisoner. The hearing has been
adjourned until Monday next.
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Thomas Muldoon was fatally injured yesterday af-
ternoon by being run over by cart in Greenwood
Cemetery. He was taken to the City Hospital.
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-PART 2.
Damages Claimed for the Loss Of u Leg.
Refnra Iu1Op Mcneil

Peter Fitzegerdld ps. Wtuidnl II. DdnnaU ct al
The plaintf was piling lumber for defendant when
1t fell, crushing his leg and necessltating amputa-
tlon. For this he sued Tor $4,000 1t appeared that
direction had been given by defendants as TO how
the lumber should be piled, and II piled so carelessly
as to fall, IL was the result OF PLAINTIFFS own care
lessness Complaint dismissed.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT csURT.

G0muteFbeW C0A6o SCI OOWu hOE xEtoAs
Before Judge Benedict.
The United States Us. James Gdvdfner.-The de-
fendans was indicted for having counterfeit twenty
dollar bills in his possession with intent to pass the
same. The District Attorney permitted motion to
be made by DEFENDANTS counsel that ne tdefenGant)
be discharged on his own recognlzance. TheSvi-
dence did not 1t appeared justify the prosecution IN
and after entering INTO recognzance TO appear wlen
called on, the defendant was discharged
The Clarke Csuuterfeiting Case.
The United States ss. colonel Clarke.--The defend
ant was arrested some six months ago, after pro-
tracted and persistent hunting up on the part OF the
ofioers of the Secret Service Division. The arrest q
some suborainates in carrying on the counterfeing
business, In which the defendant was supposed 10
be extensively engaged ultimately led TO his arrest.
The trial OF the case was called on Yesterday, but IN
the absence of defendants principal counsel, tle
Court allowed It TO stand over till Thursday next
Another COunterfeiting Case Postponed.
The Uiltted states u.s. Ethelred WoodU0rd.-The de-
fendant was charged with counterteting and with
having in his possession counterfeit stamps with
which to defrand the government OF the Cnited
States. Trial set down Tor Monday next
The Howard COunterieifing Case.
The United states Us. Benori HOlrard. The de-
fendant whose examination before United States
Commissioner Shields occupied the court for several
sessions, and is indicted for using counterfeit
stamps the boxes OF matches manufactured by him,
thereby uelfauuihR the SOsernmeht VI Il iaigS
amount OF revenue. was yesterday committed 10
bail In $4,000 to appear FOR trial Oh Monday next.
Discharged His Own Recognizance.
The United States Us Moore s. MdsOa.-The defe I'd
ant was indicted with presenting false vouchers at
the Post once. he pleaded guilty, but 1t appearing
IN the opinion OF the Court well as that OF the
District Attorney, tnat the defendant not actu-
ated by an intent TO defraud, and also on account
o the youth OF the defendant, he discharged on
his own rec0gnizance.
Another Discharge.
The United states as Thomas Jefferson. THE de-
fendant was pnrser OF the steamship Hevetia trad
ing between this port and Liverpool. He was
arrested on charge OF having smuggled
couple OF shaws and one or two SILK dresses, but 1t
appeared that the goods were his own private pro.
perry and no fraud was intended. The charge was
dismissed and MI. Jefferson dlscharged.
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BROOKLYN CITY.
Real Estate in Jeopardy Light tFingered-Acci
dents -Robbery-Conterence Of the A. N. E.
Church-Kent Avenue Improvement

large amount OF Brooklyn real estate will be sold
at public auction on Thursday, May 26, for unpaid
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERM.
The Alleged Fenian Fraud Again.

BelOIe JuuRe McCGHn.
John O'Adho,ty rs. 4ugUst Belmont et dL-This
was motion TO dismiss an appeal from an order
appointing receiver, the ground that no papers
were served on the receiver or his attorney. The
motion was opposed on the ground thar II could not
be made at SPECIAL Term, but must be made at
General Term. The Judge said 1t could be made al
Special Term.
Decision reserved, and other motion in the same
case adjourned until to-day
Hnbeas Corpus.
In the Matter OF The Application or John ana
Mary Ann GTee1a-A motion ives made to have these
children discharged from the custody OF the COM
missoners OF Charities and Correction. Their dis
charge was opposed on the ground that under a
contract with their mother there was bill OF S400
due for the chldren's board. II was stated on be-
half oil the Commissioners, that II the mother could
not pay the amount, Catholic society to which
they were about TO be transferred should pay ii for
her. The Court held that the mother being too poor
to pay this BILL but still capable Of taking care Of the
children In the future they should be released and
allowed to go with her. They were accordingly dis
charged, and left In company with their mother.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Charge OF Smuggling.
Before JudQe Benedict.

BtlOfe Judge BtntulC.
The Atlantic mail steamship Columbia was seized
on the charge Of bringing cigars upon which the
duty had not been paid into the port OF New York.
Yesterday the vessel was bonded in the sum OF
500, ,O00 motion Of Messrs. Wheeler & Goodrich.
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Mrs. Anna Jones had her pocket picked Of foruteen
dollars while riding in Myrtle avenue car yester
day. she did not discover her loss until the thief
had made his escape.
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Projected Buildings.

Plan Selfish 81, 1893 II OF A. story frame
second class dwelling 2X36. Owner, Pat Curley
Plan b2od ~, No 70, story brick store, l67xlU4
Owner, Delopana
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having received o. handsome property by tne VIII OF
defendants father besides the aiimopy now aio"eu
decision reserved.
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TEIEGRAPHING IN INDIA.-The Calcutta English
man OF March Is says:-The Bombay and Alden Sec
tion Of the submarine cable has been handed over
to the British-India Telegraph Company and bus-
ness has been commenced at the following rates.
For ten WORDS to Alden, ten rupees Zone rupee is
worth lorty.seven cents In American goldl: twenty
words, fifteen rupees; for every subsequent ten
words, seven rupees and eight aBnas.
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A pane of glass was removed from the show
window of NJ. Rosenbergs clothing store, 35 Fulton
street, by some thief on Wednesday night who sue
clothing.
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Yesterday the ffteth session Of the New York
Annual Conference of The African Methodist Epis-
copal Church was opened in the Bridge street COL
ored church, near Myrtle avenue. Bishop Campbell
called the Convention to order. After the
roll had been called and the secretaries
appointed, Rev. Theodore Gould (colored)
arose and stated that he thought the admission
OF members OF the press was injudicious, as they
said scurrillous things about them III the papers.
Bishop Campbell favored the admission of the re-
porters and the discussion ended. The following
standing committees were then appotnted:-On
II. Turpin. B. Lynch. on Religious Services-T.
tiould, d. Dorreli, w. II. Wnder, n H. Turpin, j.
LYNCH ON Orders and Receptions-D. Dorreli, r..
Gould, n. II. Turpin, w. r. Cato, L. Weaver. On
First Studies for 1s69-A c. Crppen. Il. b. Davis, A.
j. Dudley. Cn Second Years studies for lS6g-W.
It. Cato r. Could ID. Dorrell. On Dollar Money-N,
H. Turpin, w. H. Winder, I. Gould, b. Lynch, f. T..
TnOmnson. ID. DOrrell.
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< Mayor Kalbneisch signed the deed OF transfer be-
tween the government and city authorities yester-
day, placing the land necessary for the construction
OF the Kent avenue basin in charge of the city. The
work Will now be completed as soon as possible.
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T HE COU R rs.

Counterfeit Cases Bet Down for Tial-Mction to
Set Aside the Judgment Of a Rsteree-A Gang
of Rcpeaters Dealt With-Action for the
Lon Of Q Leg-Force Of Verbal cer-
tract-The 0'Mahonv Fenian Fund
Lingation-TheC Carman Divorce
Suit-A Cannon Discharged
in the Court Of Gen.
eral Sessions.
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TIE following are the names OF the owners or the
new cottages
G. A. Shaw. r. B. Swain.
4. McCreagn, Jr. J. W. Lycett
p. Kmnig. w. townsend
A, Lotus. Il. Young.
Il. Major. j. McCann.
j. F. Dillon. }. McCreagh
j. p. Sloan, II. Peters.
]. Ware 7. p. Casper.
f. A. Phillips. B. McCollnm two.
O. II. Newton. D0bbn Bullitt.
r. George. Mrs. General Kearny.
James smith. James Cranda
j. 5. Garrison. Samuel Schellinger (two).
Jacob Laning three. Barrett Qbowling salOons)
s. townsend. Mrs. Halplne
DR. Gilmore. j. Weliln,
N. CorsOn. Mr.. Mcconnell.
r. J. Sayre @. Merasada.
E. Hand. PECK stanton.
J. H. Snyder. A. BeneZet.
J. w. Blake k T. Brown.
James Bennett. $. T. Ludlam.
M Ware. A. Miller.
Mrs. Richardson. A. Barnes
J.'Skelnger. II. d. Tranor.
ID. Person. j. w. Cough.
NJ. Hall. General Sewell six.
]. S. Ware. Mrs. Grover.
DR. Chambers. IhoInaS Lee.
Most Of these gentlemen are Philadephians and
will occupy the cottages themselves Cottages are
being rented very rapidly and but few remain un-
called for. The railroad fare to Philadelphia is three
dollars five dollars excursion ticket going and re-
turningl and six dollars to New York, without
change OF cars.
ATLANTIC CITY,
thirty eight miles from Cape May has lost some .of
and washed s;ntN away inland y e c seas during
atcal. 1t ought to succeed. II, however &nv
watering place ever started with better capital
than Cape May perhaps some one can fix its geo.
graphical position. -,r-rH..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-03
SECURE A HOME
AT
THE HIGHLANDS.

~ Ell EUANT VILLA SITES,
LARGE NUMBER or BUILDING LOTS,
EIGHT MINUTES
from the business center of WashiN gton At Prfces
and or Terms that cannot but suit
those DESTROYS Of securing
FIRST CLASS SUBURBAN HOME,
just far enough from the CITY Limits to be entirely
THIS NEw sGBrRBAS TOWN,
Handsomely laid out. Nth a Park like arrange
peRt from that beautiful sss,ts lately Owned by J.
g The PIAtE 10 the oap
"' O II HAS THREE PUBLIC PARKS,
HAS FIJI hs ssf Mf6s VI sTEs wATER
ALI EEHsssR s 8 r s4sffHs asr NOW
six BEsSS HdANDssMELf LIE rnSSE9 ~
Communication TE 4 f cnsTs ri FER DAY,
Enabling parties to pass to and fro often they
TnIrIE s1sS4P FID1 ~ EgIn
THst ss se Urea
1.-THE HIGhIaSpssn earl, S.y on IN. o,s
by the Ba@oie and Ohio RarOsd % ins ssson
THE trai out from Washington on the Place; AID
BIk IN T5EoGibA Cat! BIAUTTH.IN access
4 KAILwAY DEPOT UPON THE GROUND
ONLY LiaiTE I. 3 s srf i sS 4HFif'kkREp,
and Shieh, with the natural beauties 81 the place:
perfect, enessntment Care viii be also TAKEN thst
there shall be no sales to u6ds ,irable neishbOrs.
worth Of houses and buildings already on the ground;
and over
OF the lots offered are covered with the finest OF
young fruit tres in inli barring.
HIGHLAND PARK
s1nns grove Of fifteen acres the handsomest
ned, and Convenient seats arranged, affords that
DELIGHTFUL DAILY RESORT.
and friend. q ~ shs
bfSoEs 70 2S gsk DE S N Lds sEsI
SAILS Of FG Gprss IL sG pEsISEP. WITH
s1e have BEEN rafs with prominent
ToSs HEk5S4 nHSSssSH5S IN
CITY KkNTs; ArTLR a SMALL
AxEAr s R6 1ssbS coF PGME roRs,,s 500.
E90MiR ShdS ES5 81
DksUE f6R ss!"eo. oonAD oooAihi A.Si'
Pr; and sSn SS eThEO9 A The ss
a choice building site can be here secured for from
one years disssrpts made on cash sales.
The title is perfect Abstracts exhibited and full
warrantte deeds gwen.
Parties de sirins to visit THE Highlands. in the
mo- ming b. the railway should leave the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad depos at 925 Q. m Those desiring
70 visit In the afternoon should leave at 40 In
eight minutes thereafter they will arrive at Penns
Crotsing station, 80 known on the railroad COM
pany card which Is directly upon the Rrounds and
on the arrival OF those trains persons are the
ground 10 show visitors about and render them
informal on. free OF charge. Visitors return to
me eiy at almo5t any hour. Upon application 81
NH once partie, will be conveyed to THE High
has many points Of interest II having been the field
Q, the BA1TLk OF BLADENSBURG.in l5l4, and
the noted dueling Groupd being IN the vicinity.
~ nAPs, PLANS PAMPHLETS, and PHOTO:
6kAPHlC VIEWS OF the lots and villa sites offered
may be en and obtained, together with all desired
ihiofmation. upon calling q the main ONCE,
10. SO y STREET,
OPPOSITE O. i. PATENT OFFICE,
G. e. CREECY 4 o.,
sel9- IN W Tim PRDpRI EToRa