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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
NETWORK CITY.


FauMins GO ss' 2'Hlooi o'ioverdso s2o25o
Monnst 60 10 35ylOO W Sinclair, ref to Cath 400
,, Smss a. Sn no 5Gp .GTic4 same to 4. Martn: 1919
llh.st u = 1876 ft " of lstaye, 2S5Nllu;o ~ ,ors
old stn,yeTan'iaaye Ave. ' 1880
MnLlg 70 40 90 Of 7tla ave, 2oxioSS; W T. CHG
holm and J.. IOidnCon trustees 10 Cha"'e v - o97
l5hst, nr' ISL " I'll Avenue - 2l.ooo
2sisi = 1GG " 81 p ,a ny, 1880
42dst :. 2Go II " oil V'h ave. -oAloO' 1900
a7 ~ Il j. ~ ta 75 Of 5hayc, 22xlo05 Ccnmb,
college TO w West.rAel' ron 'u'y 50 ,''D' 800
CIT - 2i5g 70 go, frt.po ar' 1890
G7thst, 10 4 " 81 "th ave. -oAlO''' y 49, IL COO
cltn X n, > M fwof lhave 25xloc5 e2dst
90 e Of lti,ve l7.G>Gl2 go .tnsI dt5 ise G
am ave- l0xG~~; ga 1T, 49, 40 II g 81 esav"i ton
20; o2st i9l II . OF 4th ave oiH.t tS Hn ~
Of Gteyr ~ ~ SH ioJ III, a stuart q CO 100000
7ist IT, = 5qO Il " Oh o'ha''' 'N''o'' .... 1900
Us; st. - e Of An'pe ~ NnVsn ann G5OO
1lSi't = 10 Il, y " y ~ l'''n 300
sameJ rputyi IL SnipF,i" 'u''H. ''' - 5000
VA ave ~ F. o. ~ ~ I,,t - 1910
Sday 80 corner s,hs i2a , na - 1888
an AZ :, '3s, ,n V'n - - $4,000
5lh aye e corner "C"'''' .. CoOo0
9th ave n . 'D .d 'i'I 100000
900; iDtli- =. 10 II Of llta ave, 0A9 -
5'I i, u >; NJ s,1 10 ~. r. er yeaT... 1870
LEASE LEtoADE1 .,ooo
sb ave, No 407, years. per zeal. *fooo
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VAN NOSTRAND'
ECLECTIC
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NO. l. Vol. XIII-JTLY-%OW READY.


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REAL ESTATE.

YEw-YoRK, Friday, June 25, 1873.
At the Exchange SalesrOoms to-day uie
transactions were restricted TO legal sales TO perfect 'oi"
cIosure proceedings Details are appended.
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Droolilrn Real estate for Sale.


E'OR SALE-Splendid BUILDING PLOT, 80
NO north west corner lirWcs ST. aDd Marc ave- Nlh-
tenth Wani Brooklyn h. d. Apply Ia J. HhNTL, savings
i;aua Broad ny and 70 lrtiist, BroOkyn
DOBERr :. BUSSING, BROKER in REAL
"a ESTATE al MORTGAGE LOANS, No Zpi MOhtasHo-
st. Continental SuAinRj BrJ0Aln. the eNeianse ol ByHk
i,uo Farms Niii2ge, or otl't
Country Property specially ui the business . ne
f t,s for en- exchanges re iar
sptor To 0se presented BIZ Othef broker o." ~ OI
real estate Of any IN the Gig OF country Wlsngo
or .Scha ~ the so citd - send - f des'p
ton a Of the properly the advertiser stating l'o
th wishes ~ regari 10 IT, Correspondence ~itA Own
rtal ps al nv.d fun record j. kept ~ all it est' lr
All. ur exc angr ani property let or ~ esoa 80 attn
uou An experience nearly years ~ real estate business
"a very ctens.Ne acquantIre amdng property owners,
caui and others, ueqlalol iacles To ne alycF
~ la e COLLATION. 81 any DsouptOn Of real estate rams
sct ors IIols lO's in the test sections 81 brooklyn
particularly y ~ Prospect Park, On the avenues
and ErOkyn Higs. for sale on vrJ easy terms {" pay
rnrChaslng lots or IN iitl5 5hrd
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any clirI lrnnft Of money loan houd ana mortgage
on iaur0 city pfoprry. Cool Applications wanted ny
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CAN DIEGO CALIFORNIA REAL ESTATE

- emporium or investments Something fnr me
million w. CONSIDER La 20 retnID- from SNAIL nsesbsnfs
ioT Instance CITY IOs san Diego al, vel oosd 4ioin
Inc The rarll lands for f0 payable Ia ~ monthly install
ne,n IL tho growing seaport
ull on the faC coast possessing magnificent haTbDT ono
o The husl climates Ia the wOrd and uIe Ssoits
leiasand Paeiic iiOh Lands bought here
for lie which soh with
out impr9, emeDis Foo particulars call o. address
hEW.iORk AGENCY BuAA 4 Co, 80 Dey.sl
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9Isiruftlon.

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Eor Younr La1ies City.

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rT,O sURvEYORs.-Ror SALE cheap, city

4 THEODpLirE reading 90 seconds and small IhAN;
SIT rcatng minute both oi lOlcs make and IA gst
condition. Address " CoUkrfE, . CettaxeplseA Real
blevSkoT .Ns>-
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ONEIDA, y. Y.-FOR SALE-The BUfI D.
~ iNG- amt GROUNDS htcly belonging The Onri,ia
seminary Principal onihing u brick. stories 10 feet
numL substantial excellent. boarding, tories.
GInnds nmr well slio several Convenient New.
York Cen raj ahi Midland Railroad stations, hrauiully
lDcated Iulnir NJ Chas. - Goawn. 60i slave.
Ciy, OF y. n gnbotham Oneida, n. Y
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Real Gsta.e Go Gxcbause.

VERY desirable new, three story, French.
"a root DWELL NG well stuafei IN PlaniHii, y. j, 70
exchange Tor sock OF har iwary clothing, dry gO-
J. y. WYCkDFFS co, 81 fsrk'rDw
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME at SUM
"a nit y g. Of acres Hous 10 and cupgia. iONOi
steam f4race saul lawn garden, ruf amt shade rl0O -
mortgage $1,000 Ia exchange Tor Ne~aIA house }. ID
CONDICI, - Irtpiway.
A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, with All con-
- veueloc, including "Ger T,-l ba ron' o iioIy,
&C. az r ton Staten Island. over Nv acres stane,
carriage hous 800 cio,oo rat tr,s gTip,r, Di hllo
and srubh0ry. NH ir -i rentd, ~ exchanged tIr uy
house, farm, mortgages or other property.
L. PAGE DAVIS,
- "iiest, Room ,.
WANTED A stock OF DRUGS for good
w south western la -, pat prairie and nmh-ri lao
coal. Address ". &c, olO Aarsa'l -, ihilldci.iA
SNANTED-A FARM worth about 100000,
W eAcnnge f0T lbs alf 81 inter, 81 l Atbt
class hnsincss which Is secured nv mort ages
a. BLOMCNI- $50 NJ s-au-gt.
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AUWWEN TIVNTN FDN NM LTEN.-SEN-
- SIDE COTTAGE LOTS FOR SALE at Mad son Beach
Farm In hc quaint quiet old town of Madison, charm
ins vsw. Excellent boating usnue. AMI perfectly safe
bathing Convenient 10 iroad telegraph and market For
tuu particulars apply TO G. ) ABBOrr n co. Waterbury,
(.lun
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rrATE-A beautiful tam Of % acres. Port Rich.
moui Staten Island has dive Inepusr barn. &c; &c
tilaUio isri ~ acres woodland terms very easy.
For particulars, Apply IA
GEO. IL. SCOTT,
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Corn!rp Real Gslate for Sale.
TOR SALE-A delightful COUNTRY SEAT

in Scarslar We ch ster County, % high land
comIuoiouS molcrn ho -, with AL c1nyenenors; pr,.c
nu!er lace, and comfortable IN Winter city hOls,
Pm particulars and photographs win ADAMS BAILEY, No
100 Broad Na, fOlrth lpDr.
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THE CROSS-EXAMrNERS.

Al the opening of the court yesterday morning
Mr.. Beach announced the illness of Mr. Fullerton,
tho has thus far been intrusted with the examina-
ton and cross-examnaton of the witnesses In this
capacity Mr. Fullerton has added much to his repu-
tation for skill in assisting his own witnesses by
questions which were almost leading In their char
acter and construction. and yet did not come under
the prohihitory rule excluding leading questions and
for adrotness in drawing the witnesses Of the oppo
site party into conflicting statements and confused
states Of mind. His manner of cross-examination at
the outset is nsnuatng calculated to win the con-
fdenee of the witness and remove all fears OF
severe treatment, but no one can be more
cruel or relentless than Mr.. Fullerton when
he has thus soothed the suspicious of the witness Mr.
Beach, who yesterday, for the first time. gave
taste of his quality as q cross-examlner, has man
ner the very opposite of this He is aggressive even
to domIneering from the very start While Mr.
Fulerton's plan is to throw witness off his guard
and luIl him into false security. Mr. Beachs first
words are couehea in such harsh aud cold
terms, and uttered In such severe tones, that
the witness instantly braces himself in the chair.
appreheusive at once that Mr.. Beach contempiates
sralpiDg process.
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The questions about Mrs. Woodhulls attitude TO-
ward Mr. Tilton brought out that she had once SAID
TO Mr.. Cowley, Theodore Iilton is the nearest APP
proach to my ideal Of man that have ever met"
Mr.. Beach's questions then turned 10 the past
life of the Witness and elected the fact that he had
twice had the misfortune be unsuccessful can
didate for the Attorney Generalsbip OF Massa-
chusetts. "Why were you not electedP asked Mr..
Beach. Because" rephed the witness. in Massa-
chusetts they don't elect the man having the lowest
number of v0tes.' Mr.. Cowley frankly admitted
that he had had legal difficulties. and had been under
an indictment for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses The indictment, however, had not been
prosecuted but was dismissed by the Distrlct-Attor-
ney In answer to another question he replied, Il
was never arrested except for libel and that was by
Lawrence MeLaughls, the man who sent you that
paper abiding to a document in Mr.. Beachs hand,
which was understood to be copy of the indiet-
ment for false pretenses In answer TO other qnes-
tons of like nature the witness returned negative
answers, and on his redirect examination by Mr.
Rvarts was allowed to give full explanations of the
charge of false pretenses Mr.. COwley's testimony
concluded just as the time for adjournment ar
rived,
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pLEAsANTRIEs OF THE TRIAL.

Mr. Beach heard from Mr.. Fullerton during the
afternoon. His condition is not thought serious,
and it is probable that he will be able to resume
work to-day or on Monday at the latest. He was
attacked with dizziness and vertigo from which he
has suffered before.
Gen. Pryor, of counsel for the plaintiff was asked
by an inquistive acquaintance in the pause after
Mr.. johnson left the stand and before Miss Oakley
came forward yesterday, if he expected the end of
the case would be reached before the Summer
months.
"Ohi yess replied the lawyer 1--WE shall proba-
bly, have finished by the 1st of May"
AS soon as that think you I" was aked.
"Oh without doubt" was the reply.
"What pity it would be-" observed the acquant-
ance, Z" if something serious should happen to any
of the jurorsP
YES" responded Gen. Pryor, " it would be very
great misfortune indeed but probably not 80 disas-
trous a as you imagine. 1t would not. at least
ought not TO- retard this We should go on in
that event to the end we should finish if only three
jurors remained in the box"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-12
MR.. BEECHER TALKED ABOUT.

@. Then, subsequently, did you have another
conversation A. Yes Sir there good deal The next
that remember conversation which started By Mr.
Albert brisbane who present the project OF
A pneumatic tube between Washington and New York
q Well will pass that A. And that led to convensa
ton Mr. Ton and myself It's effect on Journalism
If 1t should be introduced.
O. Now later there conversation n ine'e wa
q conversation later In relation 70 Mr. Beecher
O. Very we'll A. That there was o"i sey 'ue
OF il between Mr. Ttou and self but between mr. Iiton
and myself and Mrs woodhu and Mr. "oodhu" proceeded
She introduced this By some general remark on the great
revolution that was impending and she didn't know whether
realized Il or not but we WERE she sod right on the eve Of one
NJ IN. greatest that ever happened In the social
.tem and that was In reference 70 the marriage relation; and
., in onnsc,,on with she saA that Mr. Bsesher
coming ~ the champion Of this socs revolution and toA
h ,bs, thought and she said that he certainly that
h. hsd entertained those theories himself pr
v,,e,v and be had pract.ced them, and he
would como out publicly q the advocate OF them.
told her didn't believe anything Of the Kind that didn't
bevs that would and aid that he would have to shae
his own hsbs and the habits Of Others In his coag&as'a
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