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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
Gounirp Tea! CsIate for Sale.

htSh1 SoANlN "
4 WELL-L0CATED SUBURBAN RESI-
"A DENCE-Oue hour from city: valued at $1,000; mort
gage, : 100; TO EXCHANGE Tor a FAEM
+. Ii. HOUSTON, SO Liberty-sL
A HOME IN GEORGIA.-To Physicians and
~ OtueIs.-FOR SALE q valuable six room DWELLING
splendid well Of water, good 0ntbalngs. and acres Of
Land attached good schOOs, society, &C. %c me OlCuug
.or a phy siOi.n. Apply at Tribune Oaice
NOR SALE, cheap, on easy terms, 4-Story
broWnE.Oue HOUSE in one OF tue desirable nrgl.
U0rhoOds jersey city exchange country
dcGoe orange luae.d preferred Address f. Box iS6 20.
EOR SALE at NEWARK, n. Jan elegant
brown stouu mont DWELLING, just completed.
NJ the finest plrE5 in tie city, Il al improvements Is
built n e best manner the depot aud De bOught
LISDsLEY & DRAKE,
No "A Camr-st, Newark NJ.
EOR SALE.-A fine BUILDING PLOT, 60
by lj OrG0 b. 1856 feet desFlby located and dry sJl
convenient three uepots In FLUSHING, L. IL ~ trains
each price low iOl cash call On No est,
y. y, address X c.. Box rs Tribune OfUe y FLUSH
ing combines country advantages with the city conyenenccs
q: gas sewers water Nc
E1OR SALE or EXCHANGE.-Proper in
Orange County, comprising Grstmi with never fail.
empower, % established mill. store and
blacksmith Shop, two DNctughouses all buildings ia good
exchanged Tor productive city property thar not mUrtgJgd
Tor more than half its par Yaus. PORTER BLISS, Loo
Broadway, corner 3lstst
TX nisn ACRES VALUABLE GEORGIA
eIsIsOOo TIMBES LANDS, perfect title. Cor SALE;
II also and gitst D dwelling, ana farm stock
OF merchandise Or city property taken in exchange.
rutland \ WHITING, Beekman 50
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81. .Koble OF al agt. Schwab
ct al.
a.. Waterman agt. Hast
ingS.
81 .Lillcnthal agt. Branch.
73. .Poyser agt. Poyser.
Sg...Thc Canadian Bank Of
Commerce agt Dc
MicT.
Ill The People ex rel. &C,
agt. Crawford ct al.
III. .COggcy agt. Mears ct al.
100. Gould agt. Martin, jr.,
and auO.
1872. .Claflin &c al. agt. Taylor
ct al.
l4l. Rim agt. The Aston
Fire ms. Co. and anO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRASsFE
NEM-YORk CITY
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

yesTa " ,.o""' seS7s
same same Hth.st Of Ave years--... 5000
% same, 9thst OF Ave G.; 5years.-..... 800
Behringer. q, u w Long, l2th-st, Of Ave c.
Harbour, and wife to G ; Smith, trustee. 45th.
OF 5have year. 1000
Feldnrr, A and wife, TO Bank for Savings Ave A,
Of sdays year io'' .'1.''' 297s
Geidemanu A and husband, 10 Emgrants' Indus.
trial savings Bank, n " cor 1lthaye and 43dst
year o,JOO
Hertz, Anna. % J Sach, - lstave, of 25thst; -
Higgins aud wife to Inst for saw Mcrch CLERKS, =
Eeaet. of Chnrclst; year. 5000
ofg7tist " Of 5ihaye / 1900
Jones' RCbeccd, 10 Y Life Ins Co OF 56thsL of -
Aadisonaye year :.--......: 9O0O
same az same 58tn of Madison-ave; year. $3.50
same, Of j6thst, OF haisOnaye year. J,OO
81 anu 1000
insIiiee years 1900
ave: months 1000
stokes q W, 10 ) ? Powell, trustee No 10 Graadst;
Taylor Csc n and wife German savings Bank
81 I6ths Of 6thaye .................. 1000
lOffcial1 j. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
H. l.. RICHER SnpL ana Eng.
NOR RONDOVT and KINGSTON. conncctin
EALL RIVER LINE.
Il TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THE WORLD.RENON NED STEAME- s.
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE

FfuIn IlrI NOftn NlNtT, IOnI OF N0ITdy-st,
DAILY (SUNDAYs. juno IL 10 sept 10 incu,iv) at
Tickets and Statorooms secured principal hotels ard ticket
Offices aud On the pier aud stcamrrs GEORGE L. CONNOh
Gen Pass. Agent. BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Monday, Aug. 2s, 1875
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day the OPEN
ing sales Of the week were as follows
BIZ A.. j. BLeecker & Son.
FIVE story brick double tenement helse with lot No.
152 Attorney St, 3 100 IT of stanton-st, lot ok
lUO0 John Pas S1i525
BIZ n. v. Camp.
three story and basement frame house, with lot,
OF East li4thst go IT W Of 3dave, lot HllxlOJl0;
Mutual Life Insurance $1,000
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.
s3d-st, g. 1856 It OF 6th-aye, 256x204.4 Cary
and wife 90 Ramage. $4,000
12sthst n 2Sj II OF 5thave, 25x99ll NJ Curtis
o TO-
aud wife 70 { Behrnger 1900
lin and $ife 10 " Kerr 1900
rel to b Williams 1870. 200
Livingston ref to 4 Jones 6o5o
70 same -. eOOO
same =. ..... GOO
lOrlcal ]. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD

III
1ARRANGEMENTO OF PASSENGER TRAINS. April ls
lsToLeave depos foot Of COrtland az
aaieton Beaver Meadow Mahanoy City, sheSaSdO.h
Carmel shamokn WlkesbarTe. PttstoD, Sayre Emla &C.
fao Niagara Falls and the West. ~
Haieton Mahanoy CITY shenandoah WiIesbarre Fttstoa
&c. making close connections for leading Pottsye fn
4 p. M, FOR Easton Bethlehem, Allentown and Msueh
eso n.y. Night Express daily. EastOn Bethlehem Al
lentown, Nauch Chunk wilkesbsrre Pittston ssyTe E
West Puman' aieeHDE enaihes s at,1sRe9 su,
Easter" ONCE nRf ases
NEW-JERsEY AND NETWORK RAIL
JET AEw G sRkI sD9 sIT nan
Leave New York Erie ferries foot Chambers ST. 7i5
and Gas M teatsr train on saturay lights 6nS a. p
fc cost through to stony gnE Excursion tickets
/. D. BkUYN. Superintendent
NEW ROUTE TO BOSTON.-BOSTON AND
ne magnificent sceaery eiest and comfortable riding
Depot for MddetowD wlimantic Putnam Boston at Il
FER worcester Boston. change Of ears at D. m
ASK AS @i FSR Tic 4 II VIA AIR LINE
SUNDAY TRIPS TO LONG BRANCH, COM
nTs ps ' esTe PER- SS ye oG
Rectorst at $50 M Returning the train leaves Iong
- FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANsET1
leave Pier 3D. North River foot Of Jayst at p. IN.
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS
secured Offices of westcott Express Company and 800
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Steamships ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier a. NORTH
line taken a Ar lowest raes SOU III VIA ei'Hef
w. FILKINs. @. p. Agt D. s. BABcocK. Prest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29

~ RIVER NAlLlJbAb.-Aftcr June 70 1871, through
i.rsra viii lrs Grand Central Depot; 49,,
go H. .u Chicago and Northern Express Win drawing
~ sals co. "ugh % Rochester. and ST. AiJaus W
4. .tclal ENlr'SS arrives ~
.u q. Drawing tm'rE' 20 ltoHses fclht ior
s. ,---.--.----
II3uA m. SPECIAL Chicago Express with drawingroom
..r- 10 Rochester, BuaaiO and Niagara ais
~ 90 ID. t., NurthcIu aud Western Express.
$50 D. M rpccal Express arrives AT saratoga
~ a. Connects Albany Nh night express Iof the
4OI D. NJ Montreal Express Win sesnn cars from New
Nur. o. Adams, wing 20 holiieA - gu y ny.
600 3D. mo-, ESlr,. will slcrnug cars JOY NaeIto"n anu
"a. .uIll.I. Also, Mon. flAtt,lilgi
o. M FNpre.s daily. win flveplng cars 10,
.u st,r siagaa Pals Buffalo, cleveland, IouisNil ana
So aso Chicago Via both L. = ana NJ I, shii0ids
Hoop m, Express With scepingears for Albany lroy'
-ffHfH. r. MI D. -. .,
I5g and Is JIullwaP aud W,~tCHit Express % OIce1
no. Park place 7~j aId D2 Broadway New "rA ana 3S5
,la .,t,gt,r. a. Yrooklyn {. IL. MEEhLR
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
NEW YORK AND LONG RRANCH II. r.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
nnrNn nIlnnIk KNUYE.

BOUSD HOOK KuUrE.
FOR PUIINB.i.I. .tt ND IIff. Centennial
Coum,noul MONDAY. June d" 1870 Trains
leave NV York, lou, OF lltetty' ablJ 40 '4O a.
1880 D. $50 .. .-
Leave loot Clarkson5t G:j5. 49, 9oj q H. 1870.
iIU u.3u 49,,
Leave Philadelphia from .iltIrG Northpcuu,ylyaua RAJ!
road THIRD E,rS..is. a. $50 go sL.. 3O ~, ..
600 iciyH Centennial OruIud, al 49, 30 a i u "
q, 4af.blUU IA. ,
Pullman Drawing Room Cars are attached to tho 40 AMI
OlJ trains itOm Nov lnre. and u Trans lta'4u@ t'a
t,In.a Grounds 90 ! . AMI tr.h %. rr
freight low - bY DINER routes
1eU,niP Al the entrance 10 tho
Centennial Grounds, IL. T.. BALDWIN,
Gen. PAS, Agent.
u. T.. EICkER, Supt ana Eng.
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, cOnncctin :
y with Ulster and Delaware Railroad, landing ~ High
land Fails t&es romtl. Cornwall, Hsshufgli MarlOoro,
Puughkr and steamboats, Thomas
Cornell leave TUESDAY Thursday, and SATURDAY: James
Baldwin Monday Wednesday, Friay, SPRING.. Pier
y. H., at ! -. m.
TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
L FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL andinter.
mediate uOints Gamers leave Per - L. r. daily Sundays
excepted ats (23Gst, H. L., 3lj p u and IL D. u con
with special trans ut New Haven Tor Hartford spring
held sc Tickets sold aud bapgagc checked nc 9i Broadway
Now.iOrE, and "nItst, Brooklyn. Excursion to New
Haven and return ~ 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29

L the NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN Il. Rare lower than
commencing 10, 1876 Leave New
York from Pier 5, North River, foot RECTOR st, 645
Lon2 Branch -clbrght SC; 9i5 a. M tor Philadelphia
Long Brlnch Toms River WHrriOwn, and Nineaud $3.50
D. for Philadelphia, Long Branch. and fuckerton' tiO
o. M Long Branch, Toms River and Wareown $50
m frrirt and train for Long Branch.
sundays, $3.50 Tor Long Branch returning az p
W. :. SNEDEN q. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29

VI HAIfNAY-Taius leave foot Cortlandt 81 daiy t-un
DAYS rZC,pt,dD Greenwood Lake and intermediate stations
At 80 IN AID i.3 y. For MONTCLAili aad oltANGE
ana n'cruodatc stations "a = a. M. ~ m 80 l3 Jt5O
go $50 D. Little Walls ald nterrI We stations NJ
$50 o. NJ 80 5JO. and go D. For lb:.gWOod and all
inter-. -tiatc stations ~ a;JOp M. ... Al D.,
intaou other tickets may be obtained 81 once IN
f.rs ity ant at Company oiicn No. - h1lMay Ne"
YORK ". u. bOk"lN, Hhirfhtehueht'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
ERIE HALLWAY
II NIE NNILN Al
II SUMMER ARIiAN EMENT OF trains, in effect June 5.

1876:
o m.-Cintinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
Room COach 10 Buffalo and suspension Bridge and Sleeping
Coaches TO Cleveland. Cincinnati. and Chicago.
1915 Express Mail for Buffalo, with sleeping Coaches
attached
7p.m-(Daily) Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
matt Cleveland aud Chicago without change also Hotel Din
ing cars 20 Cleveland and Chicago
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, " Y, for
Newark. 6i5, $50. O35, ll3n 1915. DID, ana y: o
and IL midnight Saturday nights only sundays, 0lo
RathGrinr park and Passac AS 7,45 10 a. m noon,
l45 g. 3J5, 4.3O Sis, q, $780, 8, 10 y. mo- IL ma.
night sundays, $3.50, 10 a. lao $50 p m' and IL mid
Paterson Gi5 7:i5 $780, TO- lo45 1870 a. M. ~ noon.
las g. 3l5, 345, 49,, 3, Jl5 g. Gi5 $50, T. 10 and
II midnight sundays, $50 1915, lOa N, l5. $3.50, p NJ,
suicrT G:45 745 TO- lOi5 q. H.. las $40. g. g. T. p m,
y midnight Sundays, $3.50, 10 a. nr 49, $50 p m and
~ midnight .,,o -
Warwick. 7:t5, lU35 a. m, I3O p. m. ,
NeNbnrgh. 1ai5. 8, lOiJ H., $3.50, 43O p w. sundays
kingston 0 A. M. $3.50 p. IN. Sundays, $50 a. m.
Goshen. $40 . 1913 a IL, $780, $40, 4:jO, p M sun
M'idiefown 7I5, j. iOi5 a M, 1885, 4:3O. p. sun.
DAYS S:3U 10 .. The9 and $3.50 D. M trains
connect With NeWYork and Midland r. r. at Manst.
Port Jeryis, 7AJ 3 1915 a. in $50 D. M sundays SOW
Trains leaving Chambersst or half houIs
hind ST. nftoen minutes earlier than above tiine;
trans leaving Chambersst on quarter hours leave twenty
bri f.irty minutes earlier Boats leave Twenty thrlst
nj J lOlJ connecting with trains leaving Chap
hers II. al 10 D. IN and IL midnight
Ticket, passage and Tor Apartments In Drawing room
Coaches be obtained, and orders Tor the
fOi, 52y, and SJ BrOadwayi No. court
ST. Srooklyu and al the CUnpany's dHpols -, -, = NJ
Express Trains from tie West arrive IN e"iofA a. 10
a. IN. liO and 1865 2 M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
gleamboais ano Railroads.

A LBANY and TROY by day boats c. VIB-
"A BARD and DANIEL DREw.-Leave yestryst pier
aoM apS y erSSa q Wes az
Ebnebcck Catsk aud Hudson Close connection at Albany
Central ana by special tram to saratoga aud Round To
West Point Newburgh and return same day 81 Pough
keeDsie 81 3d. Saratoga and return % 40
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
PORT slip l30a and bridgeport atl
BROOKLYN, NEW-YORK, and NEW
BTookyn at 5; y Tesrys SewYorf at go aud twenty
iourthsL 9ai5 ~, landing at YoDkers Iona Island
brooklyn at 7 p m TICKETS POR THE HOUND TRIP. 81
To island and return 70 cents -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
ID Trains NewYOrk via Cortandt and DesbrosseStS
s:S5 a. m, washington Pittsburgh Columbus Chicago Gin
%ashnson Pullman Prnsipal, ssteTn S ss,
a25 Iilted Express Pullman ears aSn
West BY s35 .. m. train 49,, w., p,a,.o.,
SOU Savannah, Ly1chburc, Atlanta, New,orleans &c
Columbus Chicago Cincinnati. st Louis. Louisville,
man ears to pTincipa Wrsiern Cites "'
1886 WashlngtSn the south and West Fichpond
bureh cincinnati, 81 Louis, Louisville indianapolis,
&c Pullman sleepers to Washington. Pullman cara
principal Western crtes.
.DaIiT On er trains daily except Sundays.
and lbs Brosiway EswYCrE ana at ticket oEces foot
OF Cortlandt ana and depot Jersey CITY
CATSKILL CREEK LINE.-Steamers NEW
" CHAMPION or WALTER BRETT ia ly, from Canal-st.
Pier AZ, n. r.. ats y. IN Fare. 5Oc. Berths Tree.
CTTIzENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
~ SARArOGA, LAKE CHAMPLAIN, LAKE GEORGE
and west Low fare and reduction TO all points The ee
CANT steambOas Of this Line leave DAILY lSaturtays
conn ting with morning trains " Y. Central Rensselaer,
m and so 9 ara Bes9n saa eG1ess Tc
JOSEPH CORNELL supt
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Giin propertn 90 Get.

Shu tlupFtIn W LfI.
A SMALL private family who will pay
"A 500 quarterly and board two ladies. may have
the rent OF the greater part OF house. handsomely located
three or four looms on being reserved fo hIc1ss sc0
good re orenees given ard required Address SCHOOL boA
Tribune East side Office NO. $50 Slave -
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED.-Sma
Il four story brown dwelling Murray I'LL owner
says the pretest little gem in America; three or I'VE years
lease TO acceptable family moderate rent SAMD III Nil
PATRICK. $40 Thirdavc.
FRENCH FLATS-ln the apartment build-
ing 26-l30 East Twenty fOurthsi.; location central
Several choice unfurnshed suite large light cohnol2as
answering the requirements Of fany steam heat eco
trio bells, janitor, &C.
Two LEASE.-No. 400 Fifth-aye., new, Gle
Il CANT hardwood finish, high soop brOwnsone HOUSE
Rent very moderate. &. b. HART, lsS BIOadway.
VO LET-FURNlSHED HOUSE on Madison
4 ave- between 3Sth and 39thst and SlABLE %y Ssn
ing on 39thst Apply tG J. ROMANO BROWN i'-''
Broadway.
THE owner of handsomely freseOed brown
stone HOUSE. 70 feet frOnt with every mproy eneh
tween Madison and 5th-ayes., within inmates NJ
entrance the Park ut I'D st. would be pleased 70
The whole half OF the house 10 quiet family on s""'
terms Address OWNER, Box No 20, Tribune once. -
YOUNG WOMEN's CHRISTIAN ASS0CiAarr
II TION Fart l5th.st, has ARTISTS STUDIOS W LHA
| u women. Apply 70 Janitor ON DreiniseA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29

AID ESTABLISHED LINE.-Steamers AN
" DREW HARDER or MONITOR tally for Catskll, &c.
Fran u.sf psr "A u M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Trims EngeWO0d, Ci0stsr PieImOnt and Nyack
- 20 al except Nyacs, si5 a m, J. s. l. 4;41 o3O
ESQ B. D. aHd Saturday nights only az ll30 p m sun
DAYS, . a.. m and $50 y. N.
samuel spring Valley AMI Monsey T. 0:i5 m, AS p M
INO. y ABBOTT. GEM rRrs Agent, Sow-NOrk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29

GARArOGA-The most popular and direct
- by spend steamers OF the Peoples Line
DRIW 81 JOHN leaving DAILY from Pier II y. r., at
y M reduction In fare by excursion tickets to Al
biuv. Saratoga and Montreal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
.MnLne Conrl-Nhambers-BY Jndg
CALENDARS-THIs DAY.
SUPREME -cHAMBERs-DrKMAS. J.

liS. .Nandcvelde agt. Van
deyclde.
l75 .Wobb agt BUckalew.
lG7..tine agt. Osborne.
1873. .Zeiss aCt The German
Press Society.
1874 .Feschner agt Ieigler.
ls3. ilaase agt. Nettel.
200. Jones ayt DUody, &C,
(NO. III
202. bushnell agt Wheeler.
2O5. Palen, DC, agt. Bush.
nell.
206. Levy agt KatzensteiD.
EOS. Johnson agt. Lyddy.
30. .Dabeys agt. Jacob.
2l2-.R Othschlld agt. uOaks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29

cement commencing June II, 1875
Passenger station m NewY0rS Grand Central Depot, en
trance Forty second 80.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YOEK. ..,
IRAN, Tor NevIaycn leave % 1lO (Acc'u, 500 (EN,
900 ,ArCu Il a. N. tEND II y. Aeon. tEN), 30
tAc,Iu lEK, 40 and jIj local EG),9 tEGl, and ~
ilrs ottn Norval. SO sos, 900 II No. I'm. tENl
200 g. , 4.sU. Jl5 ,iI. go, o. 10 D. III Tor stamford,
no SOD %. 1910 a. ln, l. NJ l. -, $40. 800. AlO,
as 9 -. ..tt. U.s5, 10, ., TO- and 1898 p n.
INpryS, Via SpuuEc.. at 800 aut II - No. ) ana
D. M. via shore Line / uul TO p. the 500 M, /,
. ami 10 y. m. ~ ppng at STANFORD. NOiNaik, ana
sos II d.. g. y and 10 u. Bridgeport The
sos aud p. connect Wih trans shore Line D
vision for rpiydruyr ami tie Connecticut Valley AZ
~ayhruok. The SOS .. u.. and T. NJ connect with
shoe Lane Division Tor Norwich and Now. Haven and
Northampton e. H. al NCS.IlaNcu, and the so and D.
m Newport sos ~ % ~ and b. trains
meet with Connection, River H. ". ~puGscG, and IN.
for Montreal The $50 a. M and p M. connect with Nau
laucN aud Housa; ouic r. ~. ~ Brdge The %
aud J, &c. iiu and p N. with Inlury and NOtWalk.
south NorwaiS, and tho sos a. m, / t4O aud j45 D. NJ
sunday Boston NAL Trains ~ via Springfield; at 10
q. Providence.
Drawnrroom Cars Day Express, and sleeping Cars
Night Express trlinS.
Grand Central De0 Onces ~ y. y. Transfer Co., 9ii
BIldway New York aud Ma. Court ST., Brooklyn, who Will
ais check baggage from residence To destination.
GARAHOGA.-Ihe most popular and direct
splend the Peoples Line,
~ h I'll. II f.a ln.VN y ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29

y FORD H. H.-NEN-NDNk AND NEMHANEN Dl
ATr.u cement, commencing June II, 1875
Passenger station m NewYorS, Grand Central Depot, en
trance on Forty second -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
ID and NauRatuck Railroads. Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT slip l30a and bridgeport atll
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-26
BURGLARS.
they Visit Two Houses in the Rear POr.
zion OF the City Thursday Night.
a Notorious Thief Arrested With l OF OF
PIunder liz His Possession.

Hrs. Ann Barcelo, residing on johnson
street, near Gravier, bolted up her house
Thursday evening, and in company with her
family, came in to see the Knights Of M0mus
procession, thinking that everything was safe
at home. She had not gone far, however,
before the notorious burglar and thief, Sam
Nichols, alias Alligator Sam, alias Guerilla
Sam, raised the sash of the window fronting
on the street, and effected an entrance into
the house, where he helped himself to that
ladys wearing apparel, bed clothing, knives,
forks and spoons, which he placed in q spread
and marched out the front door with.
On arriving at the corner of Prieur and
Gravier streets he spied Officer Jones, and
threw the bundle into the street, thinking
that he would evade arrest, but the officer
knew the man too well to be deceived, and
when he came up to him Jones tapped him
on the shoulder and invited him to 60 to Jail
When they got to the Central Station the
lady appeared and preferred charge against
him for burglary and larceny. Alligator Sam
is notorious thief, and has served several
terms in the State Penitentiary.
AN ATTEMPT. +.
Thursday night between the hours Of 7 and
s the premises Of Mrs. Brown, No. IL Gssquet
street, was entered by thieves, who evidently
thought that the inmates were out looking at
the procession, but were mistaken, as they
we're discovered and frightened off before
they had chance to steal anything. The
entrance was effected by forcing open door
in the rear of the house with q large coal
chisel, which they left behind in their hurry
to make their escape when the alarm was
given. The ehisel was handed over to an
officer and brought to the Central Station.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-26
Arrival Of Sportsmen.
Delegations from the North to Our
PigeOn-ShOOtiag Tournament.

Our sportsmeu are now on the qui vive.
Every train brings in fresh deputations from
all over the country, and our gun and rife
clubs have their hands full in welcoming
their guests to our city. Friday morning q
party of about twenty arrived on the Jackson
and Mobile trains, and took up quarters at
the San Carlos.
Wisconsin, Alabama, Kentucky, Ohio and
Missouri were represented in full force, and
the pigeon tournament Saturday at the Fair
Grounds was the principal topic Of converse
ton.
Bogardus, the champion shot, is expected
hourly, and with him other crack marksmen.
Mr.. H. N. Sherman, Of Beloit, Wis, the
maker of prizs-trap shooting guns, put in
appearance early Friday morning. and will
take part in the contest.
The entries for the championship has
already exceeded what was expected, and at
10 o'clock Saturday we may anticipate
gathering at the Fair Grounds Of amateur
sportsmen such as our city has never seen.
The speech Of Gov. Hendricks, the Exposi-
tion and the shooting tournament will. bring
.out thousands.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-26

st. Charles Hotel.
RIVERS & LONSDALE. Proprietors.
Ct. Charles Street, Between Comno. N
Gravier.
This Hotel has since 1852 been the leading Hote
in the South and is now Better prepared to entertain
guests than at any period since its opening.
The proprietors have spared TO expense in httini
m the House. and both as to furniture and the o,
rangements Of the culinary department.. it Ii NJ
rivaled.
Transient visitors viii find the St. Charles tn
most delightful ~ well - the NEST central Hotel
the city. me'7 If
A DvERT1sE IN THE
HandsbOr0 (Miss.) Democrat.
It is THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM in
Southeast Mississippi.
Merchants and business men can have Advertise
ments inserted in the DEMOCRAT by the year OF
for shorter period, at liberal rates.
Address PIX. MAYERS
Editor and Proprietor
o2H - uandsboro, Mississippi.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-26

Chicago Tribune: Mr.. Beecher, in his en-
pha.ic statement, challenges all men, all the
angels, and God Himself, it they had anything
to say to his detriment, to speak it out. 1t is
a little remarkable that he excepted women
from his category. Il he had included them,
who knows that some Of them would not have
spoken out? There never yet was a woman
challenged to talk who failed to reply
Courier Joounot: 1t may be possible, but
we have not heretofore presumed to entertain
the suspicion, that Henry Ward Beecher is an
Incorporate man; yet when he tells MS, as he
did Saturday, that he "stood like q man walk
ing at midnight in a menagerie Of ssrpents
who could not step en- right because of an asp
or an anaconda" We must confess that it looks
very much as though Henry has had an attack
OF the jim-jams.