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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
oEEIcIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANsE
SEw-YoRR CITY.

SEN-fORk CITY.
r-tbst n a 100 n g OF llth.ayo. 25xl00-5; Amos NJ
Kidder and wife TO Catharine Carlin. ............
1sf-avo " q SOB II n Of 47thst, 25lrl00; l. snow
Narfok ~. No 81 25xiOO; Jas Lewis and wife 10
4S GRsS 100 IT Of lt6ave 25Is5 Frederick
45ihst, SIS, $50 It W Of i0thaye 25xlOOAi jas Ful-
Ss.r sTS Ts 70 CSC sSIIso 2l6 ward Levin
12siii'st'.s. i7j II e OF 7thaye 150I99llj Chas T
Morson and wife 20 Daniel Day 90 mo-, ia.
son aud wife To sophia scheme - N
Cooper.st n cor Hawthorne, l00xl00 same 10 same.
Jstfst, 5, 80 It v of 2daye, 2y1iOo'oi DAVID Din
West lOth.st 1871 f. " Of Wayerley-place 2l19oi
Watson and wife to Van NoikenbuTgh-- ...-.-: N
~ st, :, 273 Z Of Ave - 2O19GS 20 part Oh Ju'
&c I'M ST 8 1876 Il oil Mddisonaye. l6o1lOO.5 Thos
Kelly and wife 10 ; Z Johlson =. :.
same 70 Wn Esterbrook.
56th.st. n $, 1884 fl OF Madison-ave l6sxlO0.5i
same 20 eco C' satb To- us. To- West End cru;
CLARK ana wife 10 Lemuel Cialk = o.. -, Il
Broadway, 2j.2l3 e Of t5th'st IZy;64 14.ot
also 7tlave, $, 25.2 IL OF 4Jth.st YoZkSOj also
I'm ave e. 1913 II n q 49thst, 2Jx"Oi Cyrus
CErt and wife 10 Lemuel Clark. ..--............
Delaucey.st MS $40 II OF LUdloU-sb ZllOSlOOi
5iih st. SIS. $50 II " Of 2daye. lOONlOO4i Henry
PurroY rct to John NeCool- ~
l3d.st n = 100 u " OF 2d-sye, 2LlXlC05; ; Gale
ref, TO John McGuuness- ~, - M
5I;'sf II Of lOth-ave, 20xl00.5; John Hayes,
ref to Ger1nsuia fIfe Insurance Co .-......
57tlst an a OF IOtb.ayc 2OxlOO.5 same same
lOtu.avp, " ?. 40 . II Of 3jth-st SioAlOOi John
Freedman ref 70 NJ inson ,,yo Y,o;i
JARVIS, il, ref, TO Edward W stuart
crecnv-,chs:. 1920. years 5 months; Patrick
Lyons TO Vim Schroeder -.
IlthaNe, No 80, ye2ra Chas Hehn 10 IctyI Feyet
eth-ave. No SOL. years, John ii hcCuhn 10 Aeyef@
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ood Ordinary, Sic. weekly
~ bales sales, 1.O2S balesi

49,, Tow Middling 9lc. Good Ordinary cys bales
trscsIsts as bales shipments. III! DaAsS s'''
s'Sfn =, May 26-Coton quiet It receipts SIS
iosc-. Ordinary, pei WssA>it
Mians oSs bales stock, Il pae 1,,okers
psS NAY 3G-Thc circular OF VIZ - 80 yeeE e1I.
tc jssed 10 day. says in It's rg,leM iS See9d and
-. mot cotton has been IN hihlteN ~,
ing yesti,g ,,.ssrre 70 sell quotations are Eeeia' I
Sd American been in yeTy ihot iioe ~ Ia For
uuceil 80 irT,riar az general dccllhe "a Cd -
sand mere has been far inquiry, @o tsifnepyv
dIeey me- In aturcs limited American behS aoou
t,a lower
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
nnrNn EHnuk RnTTE.

BOUND BKUOk ROUTE.
PASSENGER AND fI,kIGli STATIONS
IN NEW NDIt., cu,Ia Railroad u NcwJ sEscy, foot u
Liberty ~, NuIfh River
/. IHiLABELruIA-NuT Ituusi lydLia Railroad. cor.
Eprla aui an rIoiu-ais
Commcuanl MONDAY May -. 1876. Trains
Leave YORK at 10. .i &. 1850 j. $50
Lave piila ed phil al "a, $50 a. 90 o. ESQ
passenger. and freight low other routes
.LIt delivered ~ iic mann tu &C. 10 TIC
Centennial GiUlud.. a. 4. BALDWIN.
Gen I3ss. Agent &. H. g.. 81 NJ.
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= y J. y
L GREAT TEUNk LINE Asst UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUTE. Trains leave Newh ok VIA Dosbrgssos and Cor
TNpress To-. HaIisbure Pittsburgh, the South
with pullman Palace Cais attached $50 H. and 80 p
FOR HhansIor iCck Haven Cory and Erie al 30 a. H.
aud $50 connecting at Cory ior Iusvie, Petroleum
For baltimore washington and SOUTH Limited wash
ngon Express OF iGinan r3Iior 'sdalr rNc,p SUNDAY
$50 arrives al asAinSton 20 40 T. u Regular at $40
t ~, Tor riaI, i - 49, $40 $50 l. H. 12a03A
aud . y. IA. Emigunt AMI secoi class, D.. N.
1.Ij -:lj 10 - li5. 2o, e. $50 Il. % T. IA.
2 ~ $40 $40 T. lIG / 30. o D. 30. $40 go $50
$50 T. $50. SO 70 lIoo =: mr aud u Iisnt. SUNDAY
Tor l.a4si4 - {@9 = go, 3 o. 70 y am Y m
ESQ $50, $40 10 lao p NJ ana - might. SUNDAY,
For Ea.gay. g. 90. Z. 40. s. 10, u a. nar IL NJ J.
$50 D. M. a.d - night SUNDAY 800 G3l and . ~
For Moodprdge, crtl Amuoy, and soht Amboy, and 10
~ New. limrssi.E = s, and II a. No. .. 3lo $40 $50
o'tU r. ~ :, a31 ~ ' ~ 3", mn Eo %,
For l,naslon aad lioaky I'm : 20 q. NJ and, pm
For Iiin,ei" N;'9 ~. DID, 80 ~. ~, @"d p H.
t"i ~ i SIM and XII II, ere 2 tG h. M md INN
For Ai,icor aaI -,urrsot i.rlir., ai. IA.
$50 e. uI, 1870. ., t. q. aud -. u.
F"r fi,clol, $50 .. Ia. = and % p an.
Tor ls-towu rcuaelton. ui camden VA Perth Amboy
2$O j. 40, aud Via Monmouth Junction, $40 o. H.. 49,,
For liighst"nn and r'm!.I"i g. na va Pe'th AmboT
and $50 =. in.. Wa holmoutl Junction
Trains arrives Jtln rl.t.1.rsn. ESQ AM 1890 o.. No.,
cNcrp. Monday From Arlington ani HI.auorr t-d o. 900,
d,ph.a 50 600, GS5 iOl-, ll2p ll5f a. M. 2.i5 i.p
5:lt Gl0. ESQ s4i. anI l.4' j. m sunday, 'IO' 60.
Tesct once '2G ana 90 lro1ivry. no. Astor House
ami foot 90 Isslfo-s. ana t"iarti -; No. Cont rt,
DEPOT, jersey city. luut Ticket uHco 80 Battery place
f-fE H.I Ia rtT
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Citn Real Gstite for Sale.

IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED COUNTRY
! aid CITY PROPERTY FOR sale Exchange Money %
IVA" ' WOOD G MOIEs, Nc. 2 Pinest.
I OTIS on East Nincy-tir>t-st., suitable for
II small houses good ueieh10T.ooc price moderate WI DO
sold rutland & WHITING Ir kuIan-st
rENWO SDlendidlv located MADISON AVENUE
Ions eycalataI aut severed, with loan o, exchange
for small clUlc, country place. owner means business
SAMUEL FITZPATRICK. $40 lLlrhaVe
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5teamboats ono iidilroa0s.

BRIDGEPORT. and all points on llousatonc
ID and Nauga;uck Railroads. Fare IL steamer BkiDGL.
PORT Cath1Iinesp at 100 a m and bfdSepot"Il
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Real getnte 90 Exchange.

4 SMALL FARM wanted in EXCHANGE
tor HOUSE aud LOr IN Brooklyn. free gnd clear no
lection 10 going 70 three bOurs from city.
rutland & WHITING, Beekm'hss-
ElFTH-AYE. HOUSE, finely located to la
Il CHANGE ol city, country, or farm residence A''''
BELL, Tribune Oniee.
\ OTS.-Valuable plot of lots on business
H street free 10 EXCHA NGE for an ell gtble dwelling
RUIAND Il WHlTING, bssGeisn-s"
TE'HE most desirable and extensive kEal,,
DEECE. situated In the very heart OF rev lias. I'd
SALE or EXCHANGE exceedingly favorable terms -
price IL Of ground hue 6aru Lcnpeiy Nex.
house, rrapcrtes, &c Address p. X cAh-i- o"" "
Maven. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

FALL RIVER LINE. ro nos.ro,
AND ALI POINTS EAST.
TIE WOEi.Dl:ESO H EED siLAMt-.S
BRISTOL ASD PROVIDENCE
From Pier ~, North PIye., foot q. HIrr'yst,
DAILY fsTNDN Y- jane II 20 g. 10 .ucuevr' At y ~
Tickets and stateoms secured Al pal hotels A. eko
Gen Pass. gent BORDEN s. LOWELL, AEenu-
GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
~ Mysr: H. b. cLAfLiN & ca. s. corner 'htF,a 40
N.r.ls. :, y Centennial eSelr'ig" III Z, y%na .,'I
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
WINTER ANI.ANG LMENT.
Comm ucas OCT 20, 1916. Trans leave Hunters Point as
90, m. Express mail Tor GrcenrOrt bag Harb'r aad
o. a. m-Man train for Tor, Jefferson Locust valley
30 h. u ,cunfo alton for IIcisi r and Hampstead
- r il-EiItc.s Tor Fo J,aersou. valley. aud
5ij p ia-EIgrcss for Locust valley. Hcmps.,al. aai
g 90 r NJ Accommodation iar Ncihtou aui leup''ca.l
Trains leave hourly Tor t..linr iron O'j a. l 10 'S1
= SUNDAY TRAINS
900 m.-For rort jefferson, Locust Valley and Hemp
$50 p m.-For Northpor Locg,t valley, aud hswp'tead
7 EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
X 81, s4obth tAhsldi ihd ,csGl si
u,Ii,t,n Beaver .afnv alalaroy cts. Shenandoah N
connecting with Trans ipr ithaca, Auburn, i0cutaff hAi
ial1 Niagara Fails, and the West
.a5icnr Malsnog 4 ty Shclau5oal, NIl,sbar. tiutOn
&C. making close connections Tor Eoadns, rotis'iie,
4 D. Ir Tor Fastor. Betlchcm. Allentown. and Much
G@0 D. ~ Niet iyrr.- daily for Faston. bethlehem. ~
leutow, Mauch chunk, wiSeuarc ~ 'ion 0alrr, Euia.
West Puliuln's slcei ing claCHcs attached
EUrr II. -Ali;i- SUPP aud Engr
'''''' ''''''" ''''' CiiAS II. CuMsii SOS agent
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LAMPLOUGH'S
pYRE-T I IC SALINE
Proved to be the best preventive OF

Proved to be the best preventiyeo OF
SMALLPOX FEVER, and SKIN DISEASES.
1t is the agreeable vazng and refreshing Of all Sa
lines and gives relief in Headaches Sea or Bilious
sickness II quickly cures form OF Eruptye or skin
Complaints The various arising from Constipation
Climatic influences the Liver Blood Impurities Inocula
ton the results Of Breathing infected with Fevers Mea
sle or pox are cured and prevented by its USE Sold
by all Chemists and the Manufacturer
The numerous statements and letters relating to its marvel
Gus eject az positive in scarlet fever and other blood
po,ops are most remarkable painfully suggestive OF
great neglect whenever the PYRETIC SALIN is not EN-
roved in these diseases at furnishes tho blood with its
lost saline constituens"-[Dr Morgan, II. d. etc. etc
The late Dr. Thurey states, his letters and lectures
found It act as a specific the worst form Of Scarlet Fever
40 OTHER medicine being given"
NOTICE Ny TRADEMARK AND NAME
BUFF-CoLoRED WRAPPER
AL other saInes are
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS;
fact An attempted fraud the public az well az myself
sold by an chemists Maker In patent glassstop
pered bottles at g. 3D. Is c., lis. and 2ls. each
Special Agents Messs. RAIMEs Liverpool, Edinburgh
and York. GLASGOW APorHECARTEs CoMPASY, and
HATEICK g CO.. Glasgow
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EXECUTIVE OBJECT,
TRxAs AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
Ocean Cleaners.

national LINE.-Fr9m !, Piers ieIS Al and AZ,
CANADA.... WE Nl~ y N3y 81 a, ~ a. H.
THE OF Elm. ~ HPAl uht TO- ''0O q ~
ENGLAND. Juuc g, p u E6f FI-.J uht ~ 49,. -,
go and $50. currency Return Ichets al
pfssa 20, currency
Drafts issued - upward. ~ current uficc3'
Apply Company ce.,s 90 hroad az. ,,..r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

DHILADELPIIIA via LONG BRANCH and
4 the NEWJEKoN souIHLl.N Il. Pare lover than
by ans OF cr route commencing MAY 1876. New
York from Pier 5, y. r.. foot Dccturst. $40 Tor
Long Branch ant iuteunc late stations 9i5 h
rclphia Long Branch Toms River. Nne1nl. &c. y.
Philadelphia, Long Branch Mrripwu, and 1ucAcrtpn
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NOR SAIF-A charming country residence /,

Norwalk, Conn.,. few minutes walk from horse railroad
central ~ the view Of Long Island sound
adjacent country house furnished with hot and cold
Nde bathroom, range. &c grounds, two acres t2scfHy
laid ont lawn, orchard and garden abundance OF fruit
the oJtbudngs barn and carriage house laundry and COW
stable. Address Lock Box ~ Norwalk, Conn.
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mi nevv RFSIDE\CE on

FOR SALE.-Elcgant new Residence on
Z SCOTLAND ROAD SOUTH ORANGE y. j. NO
minutes walk from depot UNSURPASSED view 81 The N@nsy'
Eight OS, finished in highest style, with all modern M
Terms reasonable. Also for sale ttaCe mo
residence Academy w.. Inquire ~
SMIIll q IL 81. SouIl OrluEe. y. J.
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b:autf mi COUNTRY RESIDENCE with two aercs 4
contains II furnace range &C. convenient stable and
ooacb.house location the dividing nne Of lonkcrs and
Hastings fE price 100000 furnished. Apply
WM. n. LLOYD & Co, 81 Broadway ~
(2937 HOMER MORGAN, Pine-st.
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Brook!nu Real estate for Sale.
Conntrn Real Gslate for Sale.

COUNTRY and CITY CONVENIENCE
" COMBINED.-Cott home In Flushing, l. L. louse
story contain. paIlor ting aud dining rooms, four O-duo
mont and back stains kitchen furnace, wallet ta'F @
nicely planted lawn, croquet ground - oeailg Nas
vines pears Strawberries, caIrautsi stfe' gfale1
and water pipes laid, 80 900 balance mortgage ONNri@
Sprucc.st., y. Y
NOR SALE-Seven acres of Garden LAND;
all kinds fruit house, barn. ouoa duigs pun
milo 10 two dcpots; miles 10 NcN-l ofki VIII -
cheap easy terus exchange Address H. MchAl "oSN
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financial.
GAS STOCKS.

A GAS STOCKS. ..- ,,,.,,- -, ,,-,
"A. NEwYORK, METEoPoLdTAN, NGT U u ii I'D
.ns Oh inds of brooklyn and ewY Gas Securities de~lt
shS 81 ~'" GEO. IL. PE&ENriSS.
my Room %, 30 Broad ST.. n. V.
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"A y. T
" Rrokers No p Wa.st make for customers desirable
INVESTMENTS OF large or small amounts N SiOCho OF
legitimate character which frequently paw from hNe 70 twenty
Zines the amount inycsled every thirty days.
REITAEIE STOCK PRIVILEGES negotiated at favoIa-
carried rs long desired on tie
post Of three 10 per cent Circulars and weekly reports
keut free.
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Steamboats, ar0 Railroads

ALBANY. people, LINE STEAM
~ E0Ai lcage Pier A. n - Daily AZ: sg'as eA'op'e1
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ Leave NewYcrS rom toJs Of Deshio,ses end Cort
s5 a. H. or wsshagton and the Pullman paror
.tis nom New 'S 10 iG,hGlof1 aug VAL 20
Ia "a, Oh. ago, Cincinnati Louisville %c. This trail
masses eos Connections TO- columbus, indianapolis. are
255 ,. h. lar Washington and the South sayauah Fonda
halt more an. washington Pullman sig,;eIs anl DAY
cars i:oin baltimore 10 Chicaso, Cincinnati ~ LOUIS
s;55 ,. H. dal,. ioi Washington the soaE ana Vest Pull
Baltimore Co. Cineinuat N LOUIS. tc nht ms close con
West. Coniccts n "asire5qn vita trains ior lac:;
tbs south Through seepers baltimore ana New
For through tickets please cal at c,apUys Offices, slj
ami lbs Eroalway, N,wYors ml NJ t-" oiAces foot
Al; F i' T ; VIA BALTiMoEE HNDouiG r. r.
CATSKILL CREEK I1NE-New Champion,
-. Iig ~ AMI T l ii; I I
CITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
- SAlAroGA IAK4 GiiAMtLAlA "a ~ Gto E,,f
THE ADiEpNbAtks MOI litEAlr ana an i'iHs Nor l
rsut Steamboats, Of ms Lac leave DAILY aur avs Ok.
eancc,te With morning ti.as on y Y ce,r5' Rensselaer,
S9 S15 sar 9g f .o an s5y o 2@ Cd 10 a. T'
josErIi CORNELL, s0p;.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
S rre H N G o5 d 6d st. caaees
a. 2 & T and avn %i. bnfa A. m 2p9n %
aud susqrehaIna Division also w Lciea valley fa!lroad
Central PcnnsylvgUia ard New OK state
Spring ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Say - iS7G.- Leave York follows:
b4J mn HL TRAIN for E1ston, Ecyid"re. Bethei m.
Bath Allentown, Hauch CLuuk, IauaIa maucGd, WiIAes-
barre. POttsyIlle, scranton, Sc.
7;ll a. m.-fur Somcryic aud Pennington. ,-, -,
S.ij q. MCENING EArif daily tc.teft SunHaY3 ioi
Ia,cn, Allentown Hafiisng anu i4o West CONNECTS at
lasou MGGcI Chunk, rNnaqua. luTani3, NlaesDdlc
pOttsyiie scranton. Iiuy lie. WilliJiISroTt &c.
1918 :. lA.-Ior Soucryi le aud Remington.
loo m.-lNTLtSs for Pennington. laafon Alcn0Nh'
Mauc Chunk Tamaqua. Maaan0y cir" Hazlet0n, NhkoS-
barre, READING Columbia, Lancaster Eprlia' rotsyie'
HARRISBURG &c 49,
24j J.. u.-EXrEEs for Easton, Beiyidere, Bath hauch
Chunk Wi.kcsbarre, aud scranton.
400 p. nfor Eastou Allentown, and haIch Chunk Cor
meets az junction with Del, ack and " est X. H.
$50 y. Fer SOmeryllie aud bennington
5lJ =. I!.-FOr hound Brook
=. EMPRESS, daily, fcI Ea7on Allentown,
hauch Chunk. Wkt suarre, Towada, Reading, and Harris
burg
$50 y. m.-For Eason.
For Elizabeth 300. Ji5 6l5 7, $50, 1f5, y, 80,
o. $50 lI:l5, ll:i5 =. = l2ll. l. =, I'D .
$50 $40, 4.iJ. 4.jO 4f5 r, OLD $50, 54J, e, 6l1.
$50 Z, 3 -. $50. 9:5, 1880, III. T. pm.
Local Trans 10 DuncIcu, $3.50. ESQ u p. N.
Local Trans 10 sOmeryIle, ., 4, = 4U " 10.
L.. EInkEl, Supt. and Eng
II. r. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent
NOR NEW-UANEN HARTFORD SPRING
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b N II
" i wv lEtcrcsl IOH 20 MONTHS and $500 ytsrr
interest uu unpai rurrlaso money thereafter. er bus ih
two comfortable COTTAGE HOUSES With grounds 81
nearly laid out IN drives lawn, shade mutt yinc
aud small ts situated ON best lire of trans 40 MIN
uitg from Liberty ST. and N Ordrty and eligible locality al
wei drained and healthy. Ceppts and ptytuCnfs contti ~
express :rtus sO5 yearly tare houses have J. roor "s'
on tN0 ho3." g's Ialh, tc ean have stable pa a., ~
lows tools utensils, and pat frntuN For dscrpih ~
dress ON NER L. o. Box lS Elizabeth tie prelses
near west Elizabeth StatiCD y J. Central r. Y.
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Removal Msy to Pier g. y. r.. foot Of Spring 81.
EOR RONDOUT aud KINGSTON, connecting
Il with Ulster and Dcla"arr in.'' 9' alne z. IL gh'
Miou. louchkrrpsa arf cs'rut steam. oats Thomas
BALDWIN, Monday. edu,s,ay iriuay, sUrns- Pier -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

At the Exchange SaIesrOOm to-day the
lowing auction business was transacted:
BIZ c. 8. Carter.
four story brick tenement house with lot OF East
66thst, 1893 It OF 2daye. lot ls9IlOO.5; Mary
BIZ a j. Bteecker & Son.
plot, Of Jefersonsve. l75xl3Oxl52xl76, and lot
on same avenue extending 10 Samuelst 25x10O, East
fremont oath Ward Abraham Wakeman- ........,.
BIZ " X Sterenson, ~.
four story brick tenement mouse with lease OF lot
of IOth.ave 49.5 ft \ Of 35th-st lot 2i.sxlO0, q
years lease from 1865 sarah NJ Rawlinson.
BIZ Scott e Meyer.
] three story and basement brownstone mont house,
with lease Of lot n OF East44thst, 27J t OF Le1ing
Ton ave lot 25Il00.5, 20 years lease from April l.
1870 ground rent 500 per annum; Hannah @ Gerry
I similar house with lot Of East l04thst $50 It
OF 2dave lot l6.8x10010 John Sloas ..............
1 LOT on East 76tlst. cor OF Lexington ave. COX
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BANANA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP co,

Steamer CRESCENT CITY, SATURDAY May ~
For AsTiuWcl.
Conn. cung Panama Railroad 20 Panama WIN hIeIoaS'
steamships for ports as above.
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NOR SALE CHEAP-A FARM of about 800

OAs 49,; - 80 s't W. lo,s ~
cation hours from New York aud convenient 10
railroads There IN failing stream OF wafer rniius
through thc place, abundance OF f aud large Proportion
Of meadow land.
The large AMI handsome and the outDnuf "a arc
ia good condition.
Address particulars H. r.. NJ. Box 5f3j. Post ohce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

ONEIDA, \. l.-FOR SALE.-Ihc BUILD
" INGS and GROUNDS Lately belonging to The ore n
Seminary Principal building ~ brick tour stories 100 ect
front, substantial aud excellent boarding., tUrmtyrlca.
Grounds nc well shaded several acres convenient Ia e'
York Central Midland la lroad stations beautifully TO-
Gated Inquire u y. m gubo'l3m. Oneida :. \.
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"a 500 MONTHLY install. MENTS with

VILLAGE RESIDENCE, in the midst of the
highest educational advantages half tine 'rtti
boat wei Nater SJ.OuO 1. j. RENNlks. AmIsr.L Na,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

iOi He'S'' u r'-'''e' William r. CLYDE & CO.,
Ma f.at.ltfg.
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5apings Banks.

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Sth-ave., cor
~ l4ths-Six per cent interest paid rom the FIRST Of each
MONTH Assets, s345S76l so; surp ~ 40 Az o. RICH
ARD H. I'LL, Pres't; C. W. BKISCkERHOFF, Secy.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK. Friday,

NEw-YoRK. Friday, May 20, 1879
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day the fol-
lowing auction business was transacted:
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ONEIDA LAKE. Central Ncw-York.-llun

~ ing, fishing, boltine &c: very desirable ~ NIX
HOME Fpk SAIL W'h great attractions gl "9 s II
sports and exercise; about 20 acres beautifully r 'l
north shore OF Ouca Lake. ft s p miles
east OF the Midland HgiioAi station oi West vienna We
pleasant Lake Shore Highway passes through i i"n-' ON
houses applies pears grapes Nc Price, eSoou Inquire VI
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Price # Passage In Currency -
Cabin, S7j TO 500 lat uuedate, $40 St'eraee, IS
PETER WRIGHT SONS, Gen. a. mis-. Plil@t, r,4a;,
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NENTRAL RAIKOAn an NEW-LERSEY.

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" -ALLENTDWN LINE TO THE WEST a leugtI
station Ncw-Yorl fool ot Liberty Cnauect
al -!Se with south Branch 3. j.; Hampton Junction
Del Lack West. H. a. o. l'l psYurg win L"hcl
SusQuehauna Division also wtl Ict"i Valley falruad
Direct Ii 10 Harrisburg, Ptsaursh ard Tie west also Il
Central PcnnsyvgUia aud New OK state
, 1876-10-27
CITY-IIALL.

Tho Committee on strccta and Al1eya for tho
South Division Ia called IL meet this afternoon at
o'clock In tho City Clerks Office.
Tho Clty.11all employees drew August salnslca
Amounting 10 about Sla, COG. The frcmen md
policemen will bo pald Saturday about S30. 600.
The Engineering Department yesterday listed
IN cstamntc Of 81. a0i 10 David 1falluon Tor work
on tho four.ioot sewer on Western nycnnc. nns nh
estimato OF s., U53 for work on the tfce-foot
bower On Tho Fnmn street.
Tho Mayor yesterday Informed Snpt Hickey
that ho t1Iclcy) con'd couHlcr hsmso'f ftecd from
dnty It'll the investigation begun yrsteElay, an thu
charges ,rntlc ARanst him. wnA concluded, md Ills
guilt or innocence established.
Alttnp!cs Of rninnr interest were lost sight ot
ycstcst1ny nt the Ctty-itn1t, where the lanfhri
rnuracrf tho rccnre OF Alexander Sullivan, ind the
Investigation Of alleged misconduct on Thu prt OF
Chief Pal!ct Hickey wero tho absorbing tteIns
uf conversation.
To tho tunnisicf Of TRIBUNE reporter the Mayor
yesterday said that no ono should bu appointed to
the position Of Secretary Of the Department Of Putt
lie Works. Ills Honor, in speaking uf Asr. Mead.
formerly tho AssistAnt secretary and now tho
worthy md efficient acting SECRETARY, pHid thHt
gentleman compliments Of the highest order. lie
eattl that he regarded AIr. Mead As n1l.Fnt,tccnt
with the occasional nsAtstance nf ono af the CLERKS
OF tho other departments, ~ attend to tho duties.
which were Just n1w Light. Therefore there Should
Ic uo further appointments.
, 1876-10-27
A Big WHISKY CASE.

nEs MoInBs, H., Oct. :a'-rhe United States
Circuit Court, Judge Dillon presiding, has been
engaged since thu 10th inst. In trying une of thp
most Important crouked whisky suits eyur
brought III this country. In l615 J. 4. Iltou-
berg. u saloou+hccper Of Dubuque, started
dlstsllcry n that place. III the winter of lSGs
no putt, m assessment of $i9o,0 Un
account Of frauds. In 1874 lie WIS asscsac,l in
the sum OF $150,0o0, which he refused to pay.
THIS suit Is brought to recover tho al'lount Of
Ills bonds, $4,000 Thu Government in al,ly
represented by tho District Attorney, C"l. Iarir,
1T Davenport, and Cul. Henderson, of Dubuque.
Tl.o trial shuws tho lultnenso lnbor which has
been performed by the counsel tor tho
Government md Resenue-Ageut Brown
In unearthing the frauds. After tho
lapse Ut ten years. they wYrc
fortunate In procuring tho bookkccper and an
uther e.nployc of kliol,hcrg's, employed by
him during thu tiine covered by tic Yltgetl
frauds, wiiu testified to tic magnitude hf tho
steals. Col. Henderson opened tic caso fur tbs
tlovtrntnent In III ablu 6peecA ut ncarIy eight
hours. Ills review Of the evidence OF the Rloln.
bergs aud et pl 3lckigcr.tle principal wltnusscs
Ing. Col. Lane IL luw closing the case III one
OF the best uf the many ahlo arguments made
by lI!tu ut this bur.