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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
Sainrday In the Revival.

In the absence OF Moody and Sankey, Mr..
Ralph Wells yesterday conducted the MONDAY prayer
meeting In Association Hall. About seven hundred
persons were present Mr. Wells read tha requests for
prayer intt oducng feature into this portion OF
the service by making the respond after
there ameeting for youDg men la Association II t
when the reformed drunkards who spoke at Friday
mornings prayer meeting again related their expe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05

The semi-annual convention OF the National
Bowling Association was begun in Apollo Hall. Will
iamsburgh last evening, Geo. Conoyer presiding.
After admitting the Columbia, Continental and Atan.
Clubs to membership Il decided 10 make every
match hereafter consist OF Ony one Inning TO be
play ed neutral alley This necessitating change
In the rules OF the game the matter referred TO
the standing committee rules 10 report at an ad'
IOuTned meeting on April
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
Robbing IA Poor box.

The nnal examination into the robbery OF tho
poor box OF the Church OF the Immaculate Conception,
the Rev. j. t. McDonalds williamsburg, was held be.
fore Justice Obernier yesterday and resulted In the
discharge OF James Bannon white his accuser lad OF
only thirteen years named Phllip Logue. having CON
anar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
The Freight Controversy

The Presidents Of the New York Central, the
Erie and the Pennsylvania railroads issued circular
yesterday, saying From and after this date the West
bound rates OF freight established for transportation
over this railroad Will be rlgidy adhered TO- and no
deductions rebates, allowances shall be nade under
any previous arrangement any pretcLt what eVer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05

LONDON, March A-Messrs. Lutcher Co,
merchants. located at Austinfrsrs have suspended.
Their liabilities will probably reach t25Oo,Ooo.
Messrs Miller, Sous Co. colliery propretors at B
Great Winchester street and swansea and elsewhere ~
south Wales, have fAled. Iaelr Liabilities are eStl
mated al $40, 900 sterling.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
A Burglary Unaccouuted For.

Ofncer McDermott went on post In Pork place
O'Clock last evening. He that the door OF os
Park place was closed and fastened with paddock
when he passed. Before $40 O'Clock the door Was
opened and $500 worth Of cigars were stolen Tue on
Ger had but two bloeksto to patrol and vet SAYS ne saw
SalOnan SaOman. 10 arrests were made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
Per.Immon Bili ,booi,ny !. EoIs,,,.

CHEYENNE, March L-Sergeant Sullivan, Com
PAny f9Wth Infantry. was shot and instantly killed
yesterday near Fort Fetterman by Persimmon Dill"
Eho claimed SONS ponies T9icn had been stolen from
Indiihs, vas sent BY the commanding 0tncer TO re-
over, RAl ana his compsasaI escaped y tue hill1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
Tho Wreck n, Kitty Hawk,

wAsHINGToN, March THE sisual service
5bs,ver at Kitty Hawk reports that the name OF the
Il an bark wrecked on the North carodna coss, on
the night OF tue Let inst, WIS NuOva Ottawa, Capt
BOzLo, bound from Genoa TO Baltimore. The crew
ali lost, except the second mate and three men.
teTday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05

Mrs. Frances w. Croker alias Constant was ar
rested yesterday by Deputy u $. Marshal at the Pen
sion Bureau upon charge OF perjury. She had sworn
that she was the widow Bnnihek and was trying 10
the pension ready for payment to such per-on
In dcfaut OF Ot sue was committed to prison 10 await
examination before q U. 5. COmnIssIOneT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

Arrival of Don Carlos In London n eceived
with Cheers, Kisses. aud Groaus.
LONDON, March A-Don Carlos arrived at
Folkestone from Bouiogne. after two hours rough
passage. during which be eunred great deal from sea
sickness When leaving tue Southeastern Railway sta
lion for London large crowd assemblsd some
cheered and others hseed and groantd. lie reached
t-e Caahng Cross station 10 London a. ~ this even
ing Only moderate crowd mad assembled. lie pro.
ceeded Immediately to his hotel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
Mrs. james waison's Testimony.

Mrs. Watson, widow of the late Auditor Wat
son. testified yesterday that she is sole trustee OF the
estate She did not think that all the debts chargeabe
to her husband had been pad up to October asst The
asses are n the possession OF Mr. Lewis who manages
her Affairs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05

Judge SedRwick yesterday issued an sttach-
against Sheriff Conner for contempt OF court for
falling TO MAKE return OF an execution. The attach
ment Is returnablo next SATURDAY, the sheriff being
dcrcd to pay the cost.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
The Flood In ,b. River seine.

PARIS, March 4-The river Seine - rising
rapidly aud serious results are feared from the hood
The Jardin des Plsnes botanical GARDEN. Il are dy
submerged. and many OF the beasts drowned. Tue
streets along the Seine are under water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
A Sister Found Aner Tweu,y..eyen Years.

| Capt. George Bell, a well-kuown resident Of
| Jersey CITY Heights while visiting Bayyie. Ocean
county. N. j. on Wednesday. met his sister. whom he
mourned dead for the last twentyseycn years.
She married to william Hushsrt, merchant OF the
| town, Mrs. Hulshart wandered away IRON home when
| fla aptn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
OASHES HERE AND THERE By THA
SUNS REPORTERS.
The Pacific Mail subsidv-The Testimony =
the Man who FILLED Out the Checks foe
e1JO,OOO- -Enorts TO suppress the RecorA.

the Wan who ftited Out the Checks fof
s7JO,OOO -Enorts to Suppress the Record
The Pacific Mail subsidy scandal was yester-
day revived In the examinaton Of Richard Irwin o.
Mr. Rufus Hatchs complaint that he had embezzed
t750OOO OF the companys funds Justice Birby held
the examination. Mr.. Theodore johnson testified that
he the Secretary OF the Pacific Mail CompanI In
1879 and occasionally acted az Treasurer 10 the absencs
Of Henry Smith. The slx cheeks ssgregang G50O00, &,
already In evidence. he recognized having been ned
out py him at the order Of Vice Beous ~.
Noyes. A.. H. Irwin" He was Informed that ths
checks drawn to NEST the expenses incurred bI
Mr. Stockwoll In Washington While btOCkwel aud
Irwin we're In Warrington the board p,sscd arosou.
tion granting sufcient money for the employment OF
counsel to further the scheme. StOckwell made an
EFFORT to suppress the record Of the resolution shout tho
time that nvestigation VISA threatened lie said. Ws
must destroy that" witness replied No. air" 50 per
smptorily that the proposition was never repeated.
stockwell was lick one daydesperltey Ill., The Ways
aud Means Commit had .ummoned hun peremptor,ly
to appear before them He recovered his health this
same day on le'rnini thai the perelnptory summons
alleged 10 obtaining ne subsidy ws often subjec of
at last brought to ssttcm mt Tor some OF his ransac
uons and was made to restore 95O0 OF Panama
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05

John A. Malloy. aged forty-seyen. clerk. Of
zoe Sixth street, wamsburgn died list night OF IN
overdose OF poison taken Friday afternoon with sub
cida intent His family we're unable " account for hh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
Bnhcock stepping Out.


WASHINGTON. March 1T Is scm-of1cially
announced to-day that Den BaDcocks connection with
business at the Executive mansion has ceased.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05

Pure CRYSTALS, with diamond surface. These
are Parlsian diamonds Richard Humphreys leweer.
779 Broadway, New YORK, opposite stewHts sole
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05

that THE suns statement bore the Impress OF
truth, and would be sustained by subsequent
adylces from Washington.
nights rest did not allay the excitement.
The whole town nrcse this morning with aupe-
utes shsrpened for news, and the arrival OF the
limited malt train which delivers the new York
papers here at lQ,U was awaited with impa-
tient anxiety. When 1t came In, a rush was
made on the newsdealsrs. As THn SUN mad dis
tauoed all competitors yesterdav, II was sought
after with the greatest eaeerness, and Its full
detail Of the dsmning crime Of the Secretary Of
War was read with the most intense interest.
Opinions differ - TO the impeschabillty of the
Secretary now that he has He'd from his office,
but there seems TO he preponderance
Of opinion in favor OF the right OF the
House to present articles and Of the duty Of the
Senate to try the offender And the question
Ia mooted whether Grant has not rendered
himself Justly liable to impeachment ny his
hasty acceptance OF Belknap's resignation, an
acceDtance which, n ts cortended, must have
been designed TO shield the faithless Secretary
from the consequences OF his gross mlsbehavior.
This disclosure Ia regarded as settling Grant.
A tbird-termer would be bard to 1nd here now,
and no confidence Is felt In single nemter Of
the Cabinet excepting Bristow, whose honesty
all men believe to be ironclad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
Recommendations

The committee strongly urge the improvement mt
OF our docks aud water fronts, and the construc-
tion of substantial ware houses on permanent
wharyes or piers. The experience OF the past
Ave years has plainly demonstrated the fact that
unless some general improvements OF this
character are at once undertaken, within a fe w
years the business OF this port will be transacted.
In the matter OF storage and handling OF mer-
chandise, almost entirely in Brooklyn, jersey
City. or on Staten Island.
They also recommend the erection OF large
elevators TO bring ship and car together, similar
TO that which Commodore Vanderbilt Is about
to build at the Hudson river terminus Of the
al naH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
Where the Police Locked Up the Wrong Man.

Who're The FOIIce LOcked p the WrOnE VI an,
Frederick p Hallberg, a respectable mercb ant.
was Imprisoned for twenty-four hours In Williams
burgh soon after the headless body OF W. W Simona
Was found ~ the Greenpoint lumber yard 90 suspicion
against Inspector Wsddy OF the Brooklyn police for
false imprisonment. laying damages At $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
CURIOSITIES OF CRIME.

The Weather Once Prediction.
Warmer and clear or partly cloudy weather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05

Police Commissioner Wheeler Is ono Of
thIrty who have subscribed o. 900 each toward the
exp ense of General Babcocks trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
The London Pres. on the Beihnap DIssrnc,

LONDON, March 4.-The Times this morn
ing says editoriay OF the Belknap scandal:
" lhi, event is the more grave because II Is con-
nrmatory OF the suspicion which has long pre-
vailed among the American people, Even we
Europeans cannot but be struck with the al
tered tones In which Americans speak, N not OF
their institutions at least OF the men who have
the present direction of them.
Tie NcUs alludng tO the same subject, says |:
THE American political life seems to be IN any
thing but healthy condition" 1t refers to the
whiskey fraud trials. the Emma mine scandal
and the downfall OF Belknap, and savs that these
scandals lift the veil from a class Of society
which 1t has hitherto pretty generally supposed
had IA yet escaped the impurities OF the social
strata below, and they lead one to fear that some
OF the worst Vices OF municipal government
may be percolating into the Federal Admins
tration,
The Telegraph says Disclosures after disclo-
sures, charges after charges, varying IN degrees
OF truth, but with the same ugly and untoward
oh haracter, hsve lately darkened the commercial,
religious Judicial and administrative institu-
| tlons Of the United States. Some have proved
false, Others true, and more await evidence but
the general effect, beyond denial, has been and
u to bring the blush Of shame aud anxiety
into the face OF all honest Americans, aud to
make countless friends Of the republic In this
| country silent and sorrowful when its enemes )
| rejoice over these recurring revelations"
The Standard says Happily, the countries
are few where SO gross an abuse of trust would
| be possible"
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
Proposals.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
EALL RIVER LINE.
REDUCTION OF FARE TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THE WORLD.HENOWN NED STEAMERS
u y N nRANInE

AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THE wORLD.RENoWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
From Pier %, North River foot OF Murrayst,
DAILY SUNDAYS June IL TO pit. 10 nclusiye at D.
Tickets and sateoom secured principal hotels and ekes
GeS pass Agent p''' BonDfN & L0VELi Agents
pENNSYLVAN RAILROAD.-THE
GKEAI TkU LIE XNP uMtdGD & o. ana
xpress ior liaiis6arg Pittsburgh the West and South
with pullman Palace Cans attached $50 m and $50 p m
For Wiiamsport Lock Haven Cory and Erie $50 m
AMI $3.50 M connecting at Cory for Iitus'he Petroleum
For baltimore washington and the south Limited
nx1on ExpTSss od an raGGr G GTs e az W
H. and 7; m sunday . i6 p M 40 oao m l2so 2
ao s. o. l. 8 osp %. and i2 night sunday 5, o, T. $50
aud o. p m. Enlrantm a and seeo, &C % d esss, Pm.
2. 20 $40 $40 tlC 43O. % . 52o, 5:io' 60 92o
S:20. $50 4 aud STOP N
s d El%fS' iS M $2 sd S 79 So 4 p slS !S o i & !? & O.
$50 $50. $40 10, ll'so p IN. and IL night Sunday
ESh%ay S5o 20 81 llrRis%}s III Ia Gs
and r; u night suaady a a Sg9 s, S5S and az y ID 70
fei Nog. .iransSick - and II m, . s1o 4lo. $780,
For For Ka, ,SR saa adiS II "a ia @ apS ono no
For For afsST Si 90 M 2 ana = 'iH i5 2ag Ppm
For Philp psbure and BelVidere, $50 a N. and 3p
tor & tle@nsSS aS 9S0 a: ~ I,I and p "a.
For Trenton Bordenown burlington aud Camden 7;SO and
80 n. l2.3O, y L. D. ana y.
For Freehold, 1880 a. 2 and 4.lOp
For Iarmingdale and Squan, 4 80 a. m. and .. m
Hightstown. PembertOn Camden via Perth AmbOy
$50 y. IN, and via Monmouth Junction Al u. m.
For Hightstown and PemDertOn a via Perth Amboy
and 1880 a m. via Monmouth Junction.
Trains arrive follows From Pittsburgh $50 and 1890
a. and l0 p. M. daily 1915 A. m!Hnd $50 p daily
except Monday From Washington and Batinore, $40
%O5, 5:l6 and 1925 p. Sunday 6;20 a. From Phla
depha 6,lO 62O, 6.56, 1915 l120 1154 a. m, 2l6 49,
6l5, 6l0 $3.50. S4i. and 1925 Sunday. 6l0. 500
sSs % sSS ana apf S ss frS~sy Heu.
and foot Desbrosses and COrtlandtste; No.
BROOKLYN; and Nos ia IL and llS Hudson-st Hobok
Emigrant Ticket Office, No battery place,
ID NJ. BOYD. jr, Gen. Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
aurtion Sales of fea! Gsiate.
.ADRIAS II. MULLER, Auctioneer.


ADRIAN H. MULLER AuctOneer.
A UCTION SALE of a VALUABLE FARM
"a at NEW-HAMBURG, on the Hudson River. Owned and
formerly occupied by g. w. MCLANAAN, TO be sold at
ton on
WEDNESDAY, April 20.
al O'clock the Exchange salesrOn 80 III Broadway
New York
The farm located = miles north ~ railroad station and
consists of 1850 OF land In high stats Of Improvement
having been the dairy farm principally ior
batter produced from herd Of Alderrey cows The Improve
m mis- consist extensive barn- m 'd yards and all out
budpgs suit able such establishment, engine room,
ine WOrging cburIs good dwelling Tor iarner
dairy ROOM spring water, garden grape, green aud
HOUSES The dwelling used by the owner Is $40
feet furnace range BATH d waierclos Is large
stable and coach house. lawn c THIS property Is located
near the country MT James DOEason MI Ranks,
Messrs sheafe Grune Banta ana other line places and
cf the River and Valley OF the Hudson
fIOm Lie Catssin 70 the " est Point Mountains.
Maps and particulars at Office OF
G,200) ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON, NO. 2 Pine ST.
DICHARD V. HARNETT, AuctiOneer,
Ia will SELL. AT AUCTION on
WEDNESDAY, April 20, at
IL o'clock, at Excl ange sale sroOn, III broadway,
by order Of the supreme COnit,
under direction OF y. ii. Hurt esq,
receiver Of the Third Avenue Savings Bank
TARRYTOWN-SOIoio OF LAND, situate about one
mile back from ths nve the County road and known
Union Hights
Property commands fne river views
MAYS &c, a Auctoneers sfee Ill Bgoadway-tasement.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
Gapinss Banks.

T. NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, corner
Eighhave. and Fourteenth-stSix per cent interest
en- the lst Of each month. Assets, S343 73l ~ sur
lOS42O 55 RICHARD Ii. BULL, President
BRNCKERHoFP, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
Gitn Real estate for Sale.

INOR SAIE.-A large number of brown stone
and brick HOUSES rInnng from 18Th 1t. to l32dst,
for sale very cheap several thousand dollars ss than
close concern inquire.
J. d X. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEYS &C..
237 broadway.
EOR SALE, or TO LEASE for a term OF
in years with tie privilege 10 buy fine RESIDENCE,
with gangn parK lawn, located IN the very heallhcst
part i Ward depot ID to l. minutes 10 fory'
''''-U OWNER, No. Murray. st, second Goor.
No brokers.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

Can he supplied with London Clothing,
Of the finest materials, perfect IN style
and nt. by following the insirucuOns OF
our self oasur, mrut Rules, IN our New
Fashion Book. which, win Aahlpics OF
materials. ~ forwarded postiree. A 70
m.ttaucs Of half the amount must be
sent with order, but the remainder need
moi be pad ill the delivery OF the goets
CfurelerrcdD, as arrangements nave
bcen made that the forwarding Com
panies' A eut shall at the time Ol DENY
sry at any gwen address collect tho bal
ance due, together win i0rwaidng
char~es aud Customs dues. ms inode
of cn,iection ana delivery has Dcen found
of Great service in conducting q very ex-
tenslve American trade.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

The Ney Illustrated BOOK of Fashions
contains r Portraits ol Boy Princes OF
TrrIuc. Eminent statesmen, aud Mer.
clarf princes, selected nom all ranks
and parties. Each Portrait with bog
rnnhical mrmoir) aioris "A Egne nus
tr.,flng The newest and m"rt gentle
manly styla OF attire for GsBilsmens,
Youths. aud Boys Go hing. Patterns
and Guide "a -rlfmeasurement sent
Tree. Goods delivered &. q. ID, 70 any
address.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

Messrs. SAMUEL BROTHERS return
thanAH % thrir American connection Iof
their mum, rous COMMUNICATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
Citn propcrlp 90 Get.

Gitn propcrin 20 Lei.
A DESIRABLE FARLOR and BASEMENT
n FLOOR unfurnished TO LETT six rooms modern i'm
provemens good order rentc inquire 444 West 49lhs
A PRIVATE FAMILY. owning house, will
,pone pary SSo T9iSfences exchanged West s
A PARTMENT HOUSE, 22o and 222 2, Fifth .
y TeSuced ssTsfi rsn Ssy dss posseon May m
A FIRST FLOOR and BASEMENT, lighted
n both sides to LET for business o5 st manniacr
du Of % ieei on Crosby ST. entrance Prince
Inquire Of VIM. J. a. HIATT SO PTinee.st
EAsTMINSTER FLATS, 22s and go East
hail servants stairs trunk room aniS lea man "a 70 a M sS0 S
premises.
CPLENDID OFFICES
- 10 RENT 246 Broadway, opposite city Hall Park.
WIN A ORANGE JUDD Co., 2l5 broadway New York.
ERENCH FLATS TO LET CHEAP, in
% 6aas C nns TsSFe S7
EOR RENT-Handsome new, snug brown
stone DWELLING. s3dst near lexington ave- an con con,
yenenee. mirrors cheap rent good neghoorhooii open
VNO LET-IOFT, second floor, 23x95, near
L 2dave. lllhs st; nae lighted. Apply at 50 sdaye
T,O LET-FLATS at 564 and $40 Lexing
Il ton.ave. Inquire of owner. ROBERT !. BROWN 20
TO LIE T-Furnlshed, a convenient small
house IN Cottagepace rent $40 per month Apply to
'IO IIEI-1 he HGtOND TlsOpls VI L W
ST. opposite st. Pauls Church Inquire at sELE"s'
| lO3 Fultonst
rNO LET-STORE No. 2,264 3d-ave., be-
BROWN 6Ssi% 20 S%saast.. a room ~ 7s 49,
rJ,O LET-33 West 45th-st., near 5th-aye.,
Il 4story high stop. brownstone HOUSE, Immediate
possession; open 10 to ------
| rINO LET, unfurnished-A 3-stOry, high-stoOD,
ousE T in gseS ,zSsa S s@ a n os
| OWNER, 49, West Ihirty inst 1t.
ITO LET-The half of Brown-stOne HOUSE
Oh 4gths broadway, laid ont for two families Win
latest separate for each family Inquire al
239 West 49th st
V,O ET-FURNISHED-At Audubon Park,
cry Hudson and occupies entire block be,
Brdway, COLEMAN BENEDICT, Is Broldst, Executors
VNO LET, FURNISHED-The brown stone,
! hghsOop eNtrasized HOUSE No. 81 West 2Jist Itis
house well lighted and vent lated win hrge ya and ls
furnished with mantc and pier classes aId ca
dolets sO ist,led stable in the rear fronting on
2+thst Apply tot f. LYON, at AInold Oons'Aoo d 70
Broadway aud lstli-st
r'O LET-A charming RESIDENCE on High
i Bridgeave.. High Bridge, within q few minutes
walk steamcar depot and boa landing The honsc -
handsome a finished ast season and never occupied ni
cnunds laid Out Win lawn gardens
q delightfully."- healthy place combining al
Of sitenion Inquire of ii MI bios l27 Clinton place.
Union SQUARE.-To LET, the iirst-class
I'm THIS building as nne iTonIge 0f ieet on Jn1n
square well lighted and IN every respect one 0 the most
Apply to 7. e LYON. At Arnold, Constable Co.'S
18Th ri. aud BroSiway.
ISTH-ST., near the Academy of Muslc-To
c gentee thTe story aud h N base nj " u 81,
furnished rooms now hhei gosi olioI unity 10, mIs,.
class hOusskcepr hoard OF let ursh0i roins Audrtss
| CONfICiDn r. IriDube Ohlee BOX Z.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

Two LET-FOr the season, at Rye, \. T., on
New Haven r. P largo furnished HOt'sE with garden
and lawn ali IN complete Apply to NJ LEfFERfs, IT,
cor Bee kInan and Clifsts.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

Slstst a. $50 n Of 2dsve 2nx95.9; VIM Kelley NJ,
referse to Harriet Palmer and others eKecutors A9lo
FrsdsStst faw refefee 70 schaster reieree 500
Broadway W O. e6.4 II n OF Battery place; l6lxl706
Greenwiest Bradford Prince, referee 70 W" ooo
ii VanderDht'''''.-..''
Piers 25 2s and a. also bnlShesis North River 1s
years. George Byrne TO Hewiork Central ana ono
AIus3 3s msss Nos ~ 80 SV ~ iu ssdfar aI, 800
Bowcry, No 50, store s years; II MOnsees to eoo
SIsah Ioae AL hi'n'''''J y SAVAGE Deputy Register
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES
Darling wm A. to IL rriet waiter 'eA $4,000
Raw MaFy J. to Richsr Busted Of 1l7thstw o,o
BSgsri Harrs & to hoSan" emun. VI 10000
1,, slnays Ssats and husband 70 Emigrght Indus
trial savinss Bank sc COZ o hines' ..9.. 1000
Phyfe May A. to = Lockwood 'oA Oh VI 1900
Wm ulaVe St1u,n st v o Gth ave & years 400
King, Geor 10 Caihanne II Iurnoui' 900
sver 1Sfn and Wife to Thos Lyde ex cor oo
ner OF Sd and 42dst years - ION a; N'
oo,hon Henry y . 20 Ssaa Nara oouou' $1,000
Rosge henry % r. ann ana Te Ren ~ 81 asS ward YEAR 1850
Rnek , Marina am o,hays nTspup montns OF 1000
GCe,s oa'Ste o IAN d 81 Of 81 ave. months 1900
Tank, n W rrenayo t2ith WARD; year;..... ooV
Hal sea hnaSgn ~ ss ., "a n I a. Of ave- 5000
hsn6' Era, hu yasS nsS'nU' " '' $500
pnteter VIZ and Wife to brooklyn Life
Co W OF Whtstallst W OF Bridgr ST. year. ''o'"
IaJ ~ I2r Co 20 sHE oatb %Iii 70 mary iou' 1000
Ferris, sSrah and husband. Edward soher ooo
'SYpeIts.. pT. Semgan,d Seng n, - 0oo 1000
Weeks Ioh, a9r VIZ 12ati W y Waf69 wear - 500
fHne}caaIi IL 1'"i'A' j. " SAVIOR Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
auetiou 6ales of Real Gstate,
6ouses ano farms Uanie0.

WANTED - Furnished and unfurnished
w HOUSES and PI.ArS in all parts OF this city, ana
HOUSES at Orange Plaineld, for which have da
applications. Storage furniture mirrors panos 3e hrsS
class warehousea CURRIE PURDY Co..
'i~ No. Washing ton. place
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
a M, Id AMI 7j5 p. m.

TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing al
Il Highland Falls tWest Pontl, Cornwall, ebuIgh, MARI
boro Milton and sopua steamboats, Thonal
every Tuesday Thursday, aud Saluiay James
Baldwin Monday, "Wednesday Friasy HsrTisOnst- Pic,
No 4 \. L. { u IN.