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ways tfIey nave 10 waste strength ability and
money, which it seems to us they mlgns
expend in n far more productive manner
namely, by making their service SO really
cheap, convenient and universal, as to dir
lance and discourage all rivals.
There is really no reason why the telegraph
should not be the common medium of pri-
vate correspondence; why men should not
use the wires, not merely for business pur-
poses, but for almost all the communications
they have with friends and no reason why
almost the whole community should not be
tempted by cheapness, certainty and con-
venience to this use instead of only small
part las at present. If the managers of
great corporation like the Western Union
should give all their ability to this problem,
instead of frittering it away in other direo-
tons, we believe they could solve it, and,
so doing, they would not only serve the pub
lie but relieve themselves. Why can we not
have q uniform rate--a rate which would be
as well understood as the rate of postagef
Nobody believes that it costs two dollars and
half, for instance, to send ten words from
New York to San Francisco, or dollar and
half to send 1t to st. Louis. Because people
do not believe this they are asking for
postal telegraph, or planning new lines.
Because Mr. Jay Gould does not believe this
he thinks it would be a good thing to get con-
troll of the line What the managers need ia
do is to drop every othor thought than
how they shall as rapidly as possible make
themselves the peoples cheap and rapid ser.
wants. If they do this they have the field ia
themselves. But if they do not-and they
are long way from it yet they will get into
deeper trouble all the time; because the PEG.
pie of this country have made up their minds
to have electricity popularized.
Mr. Orion is an extremely capable mani
Mr.. Vanderbilt is one of those great capital
lists who can advantageously to the public be
interested in great work like this telegraph
line, because he likes permanence, and is
satisfied with a moderate return for his
capital. Such men Us these two can serve the
public as it ought to be served. TheiI
interest and that of the people are the same.
1t is different entirely with men like Mr..
Gould, who use great public works merely as
speculative footballs.
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The TREASURY THEFT.--An example of
what may be achieved by intelligent de-
tectives has been furnished by the
recovery of the funds stolen from the
Treasury and the arrest of the parties impli-
Gated in the theft The police officers
charged with this matter have displayed de-
tective skill of a high order. They have sat-
isfactorily demonstrated that when the pub
lie possess detectives honestly bent on doing
their, duty the most skilful thieves must
come TO grief There is no reason why
we should not possess police efficient as
England or France and the reason that we
do not is evidently because we allow unfit
men to become members of the force. Not
alone is the standard of character demanded
of men entering the police force too low, but
the habit of putting men at the head of the
police force for political reasons rather
than from special fitness for their posts,
has hitherto proved fatal to its ell
cheney.
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RAPID TRANSIT Plans. Additional infor-
nation is given to-day of the progress of the
work of the Rapid Transit Commissioners,
and we illustrate the subject with diagrams
of number of interesting plans submitted
by inventors and engineers. The Com
missioners have now received all the
schemes they are prepared to consider and
will at once begin to study the question Of
routes They are required by law to decide
this question by September 8, and will then
take up the different plans of construction.
The selection of a railroad plan depends, of
course largely upon the choice of a route.
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late Barnum's Hppodrome.-GRAND POPULAR CON-
CERT at p, VI. closes at IL Z. VI.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
Twenty eighth street, Broadway.-A BUNCH OF
BERRIES, at S p. NJ. Vokes Family
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WOODS MUSEUM
Broadway, corner of Thirteih street-THE SPY, at 8
p. NJ. closes at 10 ~ p. NJ. Matinee at ? =. W.
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THIRD AVENUE THEATRE,
Third avenue between Theth and Thirty drst streets
CINDERELLA AND THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER ut
T. NJ
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ROBINSON HALL
West Sixteenth street-English Opera-LITSCHEN AND
FRITSCHEN and CHILPERIC, at s 7. NJ
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TIvOII THEATRE
Eighth street.-vARIETY, at p. NJ
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PASSENGERS LRRYVRD.

FROM sess'2 CITY 2, Resr,s.S f b1
Ihe 1nveraTity sdsleine Inverariiy, G. Hoare
STs George salt Mrs Knevitt nurse child and infant ~
,shh MT DesSan MI Citeron. James Ross nr tn{ nj.
s.yisr William stanton James wat X craig hrS ST rnl
SEND ana infant Wool Charles spencer George MILLS
Sr strong Smith. 4 axes. MI BotunG water fsrk
Erkwood Hewat p, Dr. Stalard MIA staliard yonn
An George Hart D. Rapuantypc A Andronc1osoV
CiaoVich. Ciatovich. c Mlsevch Joseph = u
Mrs Haven, William Rath. George ttAth hciry a Sa -
arsakArY. Miss Payker.
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ITO CAPITALISTS.
1 FOR SALE OR TO LEASE - ,,rc an
TIE GREAT WATER POWER ON THE siENAND'AAi

iA RIVER 49, 49,,
at II1rpers FerfY W.
of and unsurpassed waIer poN ~
meriy used by Government NJ their rne 49,
i0ning THIS property IL Ia located an the ShenaHo s
about mile above HaFpers Ferry and controls ue
on miles embracing III acTts w
"a ~ WHICH are under anOrng excellent sits oi
d~ellnrs There are numerous eligible mill es on it
the Winchester ana fODl.
IN r. connecting the main stem ~ the iilnS1 a
ohio n n and The Clrsapeaks and Ohio Canal at hAei
Ferry aiOrting direct communicating win we u.oa'
West and the seaboard cities Of BALTIMORE n
eKandrfa II in at the Ouet Oh tLE sa
Of Virginia richest IN Agricultural ana mner
wealth Uued Stairs II aboands IN VAuavo Snoi'
iron, lime, leD grass wheat corn and Otnsr Vusoi
dncfs which arc brought this point ad 70
sinu. nv railroad n tie seaboard The climate IS
healthy characterized M the mliu fu ~.
ADpy h. w. MI Lien owncI, l,lO5 and lios naASs'-
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alarbIe ano Slate M.ntels.

CASONI & ISOLA,
" STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
JAG to 1872 West 10th ST., near broadway
Aonuments Mxntels. Affairs Figures Fnng, WAnscotng
Importers manufacturers tn Italy OF marble
soTk Of description
STEWARTs Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
- ManteA Rich and elegant designs at the lowest prioe
~ nd West Twenty thrdst between seventh ana
Eshtl sVes
WHO are the true "KINGS of BUSINESS n
w Read JAMES PAkrON'S ecture in Tn T. TIKI BUN
EXTRA No "a IN which they named and described
Pamphlet Edition. 20 cents
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CT 000 CASH-A SOUTHERN HOME, on
- S.OOO the Bay, IA miles from Annapolis 81 TUE
IL from New York 3ol acres
bes; Maryland grau and fruit land tasteful new hln
roun house Oubuidings cirtern, and superior
Ia Winter wheat 20 clover and nnothy %
orchards woodland balance for and pasture ~
young peat zpple Dext year also hns
bearing apple ounce and peaeh orchard oysefA hs'
eraba andg game n abundance the shore
Price, with ms STOCK. mvlcnsnt~. sosA nsts &C.
s2s 0J0, long credit
AddEeAA Z x. ARAaRonA IA
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Gotels.

GROVE HOUSE, ia, 17G, us Blocker
or near Broadway-FIne with excellent table for
families and sing 50 TO sl2 81 80 TO - per day coqaet
grounds-
TRYING; HOUSE. European plan, Broadway
and Twelfth st. blocks from Union slnarr ko9ms ii
n.r iay GEO. p. HARLOW Proprietor.
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 3Sthst. and 9th
WI ave MURRAY Hi-Amercan plan tnre. me slis va
cant one paFo four windows on first roor TWO large
bedrooms connecting all font WITH southern EXPOSURE
TI,HE latest and most approves Setsaas Oh
determining the distance from the sun are faiY
detailed and illustrated in THE TRIBUNE EXTRA No ~.
Pamphlet Eiitson, 20 cents
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CORPORATION Mott. 60.

GALE OF MANURE.-Sealed proposals will
y b. reoeiye by the Fire Department unt ~ o'clock m
u 1875 Tor purchase the or the Fire De
patment one year particulars The City Record
Copies Tor sale at No. City Hall
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Drooklpn Real &state for Sole.

Tor SALE OF to RENT-Tbe large and COM
i nodious brick DWELLING, corner II High aud Bridge
IL plenty Of large closets heater range and bs
all In complete order desrabiy locats sbcanee
Of fruit and lowers lot arge 9nls 10 mosQu
toes, Address J. w TAYLOR SOnervle N r.
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antion sales Of Real Gstais.

u w. HITCHCOCK AUCTION SALE OF
ID. THIRTY SEVEN REMAININ0 LOTS
OF "LEGGETT EsTATE,'
Located in the
BUSINESS CENTER or FLUSHING
On the prenlisea
WEDNESDAY, April H. inst, at j O'CLOCK
Last forty block were solo, IN"
since then dwellings have bss thereon
erected notwithstanding inc "hard times" BY attending
this sale viii profit by opportunity seldom Al
purchase rscass property IN the finest suburb Oh
NewYorx at prices TO be profitable 10 the buyers
FLUSHING HAS GAS, WATER SEWERAGE
EXCELLENT SCHOOLS, CHURCHES,
AND wIDEAWAKE POPULATION OF ioooo.
Twenty sxth st.
pICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer, will
~ BELL at auction ,,,
at1s o'clock at Exchanee salesroom Ill Broadway
Absolute sale valuable Brooklyn property and elegant re'
DTFFIELb 70 story brick French oh
rat HOUSES apartments for az families; every modern IN
TiIIA Ply -sr.-Tnree LOTS, 25zas each
S bastngn ana AMI Pt cellar brick
hBBEERsd1rr porxr-Beautitul HOUSE complete improve
MaSs %c at Aactioneers Office Ill Broadway Sixty per
DICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer,
II WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
On THURSDAY, April 10,
AT l2 O'CLOCK, AT THE EXCHANGE sALEsRooh'
Ill BROADWAY
PEREMPTORY SALE,
SIXTH AVE
The tvo verv eraut and completely hPst-c four
lsto French lat HOUSES
Improvement and comfort TOT ianlles
tween b5th and known Nos J33 and AuoA
6th.av. each house 25x00T7O.
No. 100 WEST 56TH-sT,
"a FEET WEST OF SIXT'HAVE.
Complete superior French nat LOUISA
with every Improvement: 30xl00 location choice.
PIT EAST 30THST,
NEAR THIRD-AVE.
stone house. al improvements
stable carriage lot 23x99 bni Tor owners
! =.
Office OF suctioneer, Ill Broadway room r.
RICHARD V. HARYRrr, Anctoneer,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
w On THURSDAY, April 10 1t ~ 0,elock,
At the Exchange Salcsroom No III broah"y
Peremptory sale.
SIXTH AvEThe two very and nrsn sst
story and cellar Nova scotia FrencA uas
HOU rs and STOKES with every modern Improvement ana
ana known Nos 00l Sixth each house, %oh
! 6Ov7O
no. 1912 WEST FIFTY SIXTH sta feet west OF sixth
ave-Compete and superior finished Oursdry Erench nat
HOUSE. with every Improvement; Ot, 3OxllO LOCATION
/ choice. r.-..
! No 2I7 EAST THIRTTErB sr.-Near Third ave-Three
story bch stoop HOUSE; all improvements
stable and lot 23s99 bn iorowner
sixty per remain on bono ana ui0rttiSu.
Maps at Office OF AnctOneer, III Broadway, Room f.
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5ieamboats ano Railroads.

NAVIGATION OPEN-OPPOSITION MER-
~ CHANTS LINE Steamer J. Il CHUYLER from PER
%, Yrazlkinst. MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and Fri
DAYS. Fare rs cents deck 81 rs cabin Caskiii 81
Freight At reduced rates J. W. HANCOA.
CT0NINGTON LINE for BOSTON and
~ PROVIDENCE.
The staunch ana eDmmOdiOus steamers RHODE ISLAND,
tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays and NAhkAGANSEFl
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from Pier 80 N0rta
River foot OF Jay st. az arriving va BOSTON aleso az
Nhr Inca Tickets for sale at all principal rairah ofnces
sn stAa secured the offices Of osSott Co.,
nc Al 3l9 Broadway. -
A. DE VkAU, RreightAgt LW. FfLKI Ss, Cen rAssA gt
u. s. BABCOCK. President
TNHE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
Il CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
Short Tcuts Babylon Bsysbore Isip sayVe ana fae
ehosDe.
Leave n hunters Point 100 a H. Babylon way train ,
Hunters Point a Pacbogue mail train Win
gartr attached
leave Hunters Point 200 p. m.-Patehogue way train
LesVe Hunters Point 4 80 p m-Patchogue express u~i
with psrOr attached
Leave Point o 90 y. m.-fstp way tram -, -,
For part bns ard small time tables Also ~
Halns Fzrmingdale, Central Pa1k, hy0e 1hs
hhsdzs No statoTs Ferry boats leave wrork
tent siip 80 mBstrs and zoos ~ IhrV
tesrst, lkver Is minutes ~ The departure
trains from Hunters Point Tickets sold and baggage
:. Thirty f0ar st Ofess sunday EANe
Hunters Point lSr Great Neck Hempseead carrier Sity
kor flushing Cosge Font Wbisreone and M if@rDe'n
satens a. SID 1000 100 aud lsO, $40 BOO $50
p IA l. d. RAhTON, Superintendent
-
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Mathirerp.

alathirerp.
Established 1891.
<uox.s rAsKyR II STEPHEN p n TAsKKR
MORRIS, TASKER & Co.
wi PASCAL IRON WORKS,
PHILADELPHIA
TASKER IRON WORk6
DELAWARE.
Firth and Tasker SITS, Philadelphia
Ofhce aud Warehouse. No. Is Godst New YORK
onica and Warehouse SO Oliverst Boston.
Manufacturers Wrought Iron Welded Tubes plaln gal
ssnzed aud rubber coated for gas steam, and water
LAP.WELDED CHARCOAL IRON BOILER TUBES.
OIL WELL TUBING AND CASING. --. =. 49,.
GAS AND STEAM FIrTINGS BRASS VALVES AND
SOCKS.
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS' TOOLS
CASTIRON GAS AND WATER PIPE.
STREET LAMP POSTS AND L.ANTERNG
IMPROVED COAL GAS APPARATUS, &C.
IhPROV ED SUGAR MACHINERY, dc. -.
VIZ WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION To OUh
PATENT VULCANIZED RUBBERCOATED TUBE
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Dronklnn Real gstGte for sale.

BROOKLYN PROPERTY near Prospect Park
for EXCHANSB-A number Of nrst class brick
so e Srgaas FuNsFON Ia sETi:A facncs,
BrookIyn
nor SALE-On Clinton-ave., in the best part,
Il an elegant HOUSE. GROUNDS and sIABLEi OF would
DC i'' i"i '''''' '' RULAS6 q WHITING, Beesmanst
NOR SALE-HOUSES-or 10 LET-Some very
great bargains IN brownsoTe brlek OF trns, WIZ OF
reduced real Apply TO JAMES > HALL SON. Si9 Frank
lin near Greene ave, Bro'kyh
nor SALE IN BROOKLYN-A splendid
CORNER HOUSE; tie three story basement and large,
open attic brownsione iront corner alH ANA
ST. space the finest io.alios near main sntr5e
Prospect Psk. Apply to the owner 1858 Jay st. brooklyn
LNOR SALE lin BROOKLYN.
sstory aud pavement BRICK HOUSE No "a lAf"yetse
ave. n, =, r,u..
J. e {: !: = 3 $ $s;i::sssy :.
GORDON l. FORD, 81 Clark ST., Brooklyn
- s. BUSSING, jr., No. 2O4 Montague-st.
IsrAf Is AID MOhTGAOEs has for sale for cash IA
saae a If also ON s an& seventh ae
Flatash and Prospect r. nnfane Also has or
rous lions 600 T. 5000 esnh The neso
Of transactions In rial estate by OF ols ws
erfS %shin9 10 easDge character Of their real estate in
ves,mei may AM IL 70 advantage communicate with
e unl,rs ge Correspondence not resulting IN
BrooklyB -ocit4 giving description % any property my
very well located building ts free OF ncumbranoe which
could be ed for othr property Guy o. cc sn S one
country r-slsnce 10 hs centrally 10
49, p s asipss Of de very favorable o
potitaes frequently presented troagh forciorars sales
gains capitalists deir1Dg 70 avail ulessei 81 s1sn e
sTATE MoRTJXdE Bo@ns an sSsoats sale security.
protected rst lien improved propry At onhaE value
s ssa nssI D T4 cp.ny vi. veaa
sd sarga. i az. sale sy 1 FAC a o sheas,an n
A''N 'U K ' : sGssiaa ~ % Xan,axnssl arsaivH
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

Gin Real estate for Sale.
AIs ! s sa7 s. esSS
No 5stt. $50 OOOor will be rented tnree stores
s snG6 11' 'O'e %IIIT&a BEDELi No 5s5 sIave
4 GREAT BARGAIN, if sold at once-A first
c nea 4T ass pSson not y sod
DAYS ceased for term of years 70 a good tenant
CHARLES E. WHITE, ovnn
y E AqEzF F7 E5E Es sE2REs'
No. 4 PARK PLACE 49,.
Entire cna5gs and management gh o O. collecting
rens paying Of taxes insurance, &c.
DOR SALE-The frst-class, brown-stone, A.
Story high stoop HOUSE go West 5otist, near Broad
way For particulars, apply next door-any hour.
TOR SALE-A desirable four-stOry E. B.
HOUSE wen Furnished. complete hne orher an, about 10
se Reservoir PARK Gun ave- Address owNEl- 1856
Broadway.
TOR SALE-The three-stOry and basement
L brick HOUSE and LOT 1s.Gkl02 feet No; ~ East
79thst between Lexington and S4av contains double
Sath hne yari street severed and paved prse
TOR SALE or TO LET, CHEAP-On account
going to Europe Three story high stoop nrcG
House sOs west ulreestory high socp 6r n.,
ave- Hspy 10 @owSER 80 West OF 26S Broadway
DIVERDALE.-FORSA SALE, EXCHANGE, or
IL TO LEI furnished or nfurnishe nne large HGusE IN
fronting iTerdae mile south east Of yTd az,
Paec i wsnseL Apply 70 OWNER "a Pinest Room -, be
tween IL and o'clock.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON WEST SIDE FOR SALE.
EIGHT twenty HOUSES on Ninety secondst-
go feet west Of Eighth ava OF central Para -
entirely fronts hiSh
so0p fID depth. Wen finished with all modern
The Of them rented Tie others can
viii be unless sold within Few days 1he he
m water supplied from the reservoir al
HIN rigr The furnaces approved patterns
This property elegantly situated high ground the IN
others rapidly gong ON 10 coin
petson II drs raDle as an investment -.xr
rhey will be sold low TERMS LIBERAL Apply IN SID
NEYC GENIN, IA West Forty six Ga st, OF Am rs
NJ RTSHO RNE BlsO, Mo- 81 Broad a., from IL 10 D.
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ONLY ONCE IN A LIFETIME. . -

ONLY ONCE IN A LIFETIME.
~ The best property in the suburbs OF Newforf anu LILO
choicest locations In the thriving young
CITY OF FLUSHING,
six miles from New-YOrk night in the heart and ou'ino
can;4r Of Flashing with its
10000 INHABITANTS, EXCELLENT SCHOOLS
CHURCHES OF ALL DENOMINATIONS,
STREETS CURBED, LIGHTED WITH GAS, WATER
PIPES LAID SEWERS COMPLETED, STREETS
ELEGANTLY SHADED,
and In. best society residing In its limits enjoying ali inc
eomorts TO be York City 100 trains daily rare ~
cents. incl uding ferIiage; time 20 minues
To he sold al auction, premises, NJ o'clock,
WEDNESDAY. April IA,
81 LOTS,
sitnate on Main Amity Incnst sta. together with
THE FINE OLD MANSION
u roOIns) known az the $500 - r,,,
and most desirable In fuEhng Tor
Residences. ~ - 80, ,- .
bala In II Va and TEN NJ aps Aia Iss- 's
baI of q. EDW CAkII, Auctloneer AZ fnnhlHs, anu ~
PF,NJ W. HrTCHCOCK'S Real Estate heidquar'@rs' '"'
TsIt,. Tween sly tbs y.
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Gouutrp Zeal estate for Sale.

4 BARGAIN, a prime INVESTMENT.-32-
n acre Westminster Fam French roof HOUSE &C. &C;
f13Hy Il aE = Ne% tan3 sr -'' y =
At CROTON, on the Hudson River.-For
6a sA All SSr desirable Stt OF 70 n @
REsIDEN CE an Ambulance OF argS ana Sha ~ Ma into
E h4ss Or 4 aaf 7YT% S5ss
IT FLUSHING, l.. L-ORVILLE CT. BEN
"A NET Aqeuopeer viii s d As Apr 10 on i6 S1p Prsg
tSat desirable s 1 two story ana Mansad Dwelling lot
Ss50 Ss two p Br as ay oom b. New YORK
A SPLENDID NEWLY BUlLTC0TTAGE at
N your own prce 6O1lOo situate corner Of First IT. ana
Stont reserve to the highest auction Immediately
after the sale Of The 81 eS S oCS Fsns on wE6SES
Day April IA O'Clock The dwelling aud los cost the
S4qST ;a Sg % III. De snan S % own home ana
Tq% Re n an s s s55
ner Twenty sIthst, n. Y.
DOR SALE or EXCHANGE, for CITY
Sing siae AID FhoS S4fH OF cE5S
'' P ''-' CrOt0n on II ndson-
Tor SALE.-FARM, Rockland County, 32l2
Acres good honse barn &C. m aoS I2n e g, both s
srable properties and will be sold cheap for cash anu "r
s's FUNSTON LA FETRA. No. oi3 Broaiwag. Room J.
nor SAL.E-GREAT NECK, LONG ISLAND
l. desirable modern DWELLING and TWO A. hfe9 , On
ManhaTse Bay nnf s Is miles from BY railroad
AID ed ,ieI ss,ng [" boating asng sJood
Large part remain mortgage. - M, ~, -.
GREENWICH--R IDE--ST AM ORD
~ Attractive country ONES for sale and rent tnrs,s
and unurnished all kinds and prices Several Lrse w
HOUSES; beautiful shore front properties Address d. W.
ATWA TER, Riverside Station, conn.
NEW ROCHELLE.-FOr SALE, the 2-st0ry
~ and basement GOTHIC COTTAGE and = Ack 5a az
LAND or less agred westerly SIDE 81 Davis
ave and part OF village house newly ana SNul
ouchly painted and IN perfect repair g water furhac ~
Price 6 900. -. x1.-.-,, --..- - .Ao. oor,er of
Davis and Beauchamp ayes, occupied by X b"o+
with STABLE and y ACRES 81 LAND Priee ,uoo and
Each parcel abuDdanty supplied with choice run "'
Evergreen Trees. Apply only 10 .-,.. - r,u. w
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aurtion 6ales of Real Gstate.
A DRIAN Fl. MULLER, Auetioneer.

A DRlAN Fl. MULLER, AuctlOneer.
IA RXECUTOR's SALE.
HOUSE AND LOT. No. IL Last 3srHsT,
with stable on seth 81 ,,,
HOUSES AND LOTS ON MONTGOMERY, hEShf'
EAST lfrHaT AND fSTANE ,,,x,
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS OF JAMES hUhPHf'
DECEASED,
ON TUESDAY. APRIL ID,
at IL O'Clock at the Exchange Saesroom. No III Broa"
viz:
EAST THIRTY. EIGHTH ST. Tho drstclass story
bownstone HOUSE and LOT No IL East Thirty eghlsI,
noth side between Fifth and Madison house con ns
modern improvements lot % 9I9s9 Also the brown stone
fnnt srABLE aud LOT, No 10 East Thirty ninih ST.
dialey IA the oi the Thirty eigthst house. lot Z0Acoo
MONTGOMERY sr.-House and Lot. No. II Montgomery
st., corner VI Henry
HENRY sTHoase and Lot No. 25t Henryst, in the rear
OF the Montgomery house.
HENRY sT-house and Lot, No. $40 Henry-st- near
AGnfEuncryst -
EAST ELEVENTH -sT-BuildinSs and Lots, Nos. 3ll
70 1888 East Fleventhst 80 . .
EAST ELEVENTHST.- and Lot No. 342 East
Eleventh ST.
FIRSFAVE.-Houses and Lots- Nos l73 % l75 Frstave
sixty per cent mortgage Maps ~ 0hos OF
ADRIAN H. MULLER & son, Auetioneers No Inc 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12
fjouses aua farms hJanteo.

HOUSE WANTED between Madison and
4 sthaves. bet 4Oth and 60th sts Apply To hULAND ~
WHITING, Beekman St.