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The Republican Party ON 1t. Dcathbed,



The Republican party is really to-day In
sore nred on th" popular vote II IL in mi
nority. In the Electoral Colleges its strength
rests entirely upon such extraordinary expo
dicnis rs partisan keturning Boards. consti-
tutrl Tor tn sol" purpose Of destroying the
polls. In the next Senate It's once enprmOu.
Irrpondrrnncc il reduced to four or live MAJ
iurlty. In the House it will bc in "a minority.
one after another ~ lis great lenders has been
suppressed or driven away, until in the next
House GOV. Cox. of ohio will stand out almost
niuno as conspicuous Tor public service. II Is
only undue charity which 0crorls To- Garfield or
Eugene Hale capacity for leadership In the
: natr EimundS, .Conking, aud George +.
lloar may BE- considered strong men and lead
rl-. Christian " and Booth are independents
lilain" must yet rehahIlunte his regulations
Morton ana John sherman. certainly the form
er. can ,r-ely ho called yitali2ing forces in
any party.
Nor are we better ON I'm respect ~ measures
than oi mon Upon innnce and tariff We have
no policy. | pom reconstruction ui the South
the policy W" have must hr abandoned. and We
must own mp 10 having mnde Il miserable and
criminal failure of the Whole business. What
IL lett iOr Us but tO die 7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-16

This tribunal, so called, which holds that
the proper way TO decide a dispute l. to refuse
to hear evidence and then vote by party lines. is
not the tribunal which RoscoE CoNKLfSG had
in mind when he cloqucntly said in the Senate:
"When the contest has been submitted to the ballot
box. the nnal arhrnnen o popular contests known in
the only duty. die only LAWFUL proceeding
connect ted with II which remains. n sd n hDe ai
result 10 declare It, bow to It, and stand by It, TIL, Is
the duty VI the hour"
The duty of the hour. ms understood by Jus
ticc BRADLEY and his seven Republican asso-
ciates. is 10 lt the honest and true result 20 To
thunder. and to count in RuInEEFonD Il. HAYES
at all hazards.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-16
When Little EUGENE HALE Of Maine drew

When Little EUGENE HALE Of Maine drew
himself W to his fun height On the floor " the
House and painted the horrors of the UNDER
ground Bastilo in which anguish the mariyred
J. MADISON WELLS and the vrtuous ANDERSON.
he succeeded ia raising storm Of Indignation
in the yillag" Of Havana. Ill. From that remote
but sympathetic place the following despatch
H. he'd over the wir- Ia Mr.. MokElsoN. Chair
man OF the committee which has the Returning
Board in custody.
The brutal act ot Your committee In remnndng
WELLS and ANpl>oN tn luith-oio ttl, against the ai
wee o. RANDALL Is IA ke'pin- With your act az Aud.i
sIhAl4lr. MANh tIIlLAs.'
The Many Citizens ot Havana have probably
learned ERE this that the martyrcd WELLS posi-
lively refuses t. be- moved from II loathsome cell
where he enjoys good springy mattress. sleepy
hollow easy chairs. quail on toast from the
House restaurant. all the rum he wants, and fire.
quent visits from parson NEWMAN. who is
charged with his spiritual welfare.
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Tho strongest evidence To- tho corrunt
character of Wells and his spciatcs Of tho IT,
turning Board Is withheld ON Congress. and
Will be- offered directly 10 the commission first
lost and one OF the most respectable citiZcn- Of
Now Orleans n man whose appearance and
chamNer give the utmost weight 10 his nssrr-
tiuns. and Mlosr assertions are most direct and
complete. H. will testify that Wells came 10
him, aud offered tO count the state 10 the Dem
o'rats for 5000 OOO lie will also testify that
one Of the electors subsequently offered 10 vote
for, Tiden tor Sloo,ooQ. Mr. Kcnner declined
says Thai hc entertained them both, and tlmt If
he and his friends the business men of Now
Orleans, were not So straitentd for money,
largely owing to the effects of thoir oorrupt ana
"Ntnynganl local Government. he might h,.yo
accepted one OF tupm
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Amusrmcuts 'ru-Day.

american so-i-t, Of Annual LSA.la,lor-
s,noshs theatre 2. 10 As,Alt.
Go~-r, rh-str.-ri4ue.
q nt"fnbi. Dp-,. U"".~ variety
q hi-L. ring unii-MIss Root. Con. -
Bagt- th-str- Anne. Oisfa rfouls
r,p,is" rfaii ssh a.. near attv.
ifth Avenue rh-atr- lemon.
s-ana Op-rs ts"-@--N Monsieur AipNonse.
ttrItcr = Wonder shcatr~-ulp Sow Yirs ifai1.
b-ii, t-""'~ via~tr-t~ o., uc.l dt4 ~.
Nibio'~ tnr'i-u- Nfnuul tle World
New Am-ri-sa w">-um- ioi itwcrv
New Work. Aquarium -ntoaiv,y nl i.nH
Olympic Theatre Runnd tle Clock
park Theatre .-uuf boarding ltou.r.
Partisan Nsfirtirs .gI.at Affa.h.H.
Sac rra.ri,co ui".trri~ una'aa. inl .lia lie
st-in~n, stall f...i|f cNlt,lt
Ihcatr. somign. -Nlf.tv
= nird NN-ns- rncntr--tue Two ouhsr-
Ton, Pastors Nr~ Ih-,tr- -vafI.ts MAtu'e.
u'.ioa square th-ntr- -lnH ps4'. n.Ai.
NNsiiseL's Ih~ntrr-WlI u.ts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-16

" No man Is SO nonchalaut about the thing as lT,yrs
He hidc~ his time He believes in Con aud the people.
and. ho has bothered himself tn try manipu.
late politics M his behalf he calmly awaits the
dict and when IL comes whether II shall rai~e him to
The rr.idcncv or leave him In the GoNrrnor- Office, lac
will still smile and be happy and cOntcniedn
Nonchalance IL not exactly the temper an
honest man would cultivate in the presence Of
shameless conspiracy TO induct him by trick
and fraud into AN Office to which, as he knows.
and all the world knows, the people elected an
other man. Nor would an honest man feel
much like smiling over the success Of such
conspiracy. II HAYES il raised to the Prcsi-
dcncy.' ZAcH CHANDLER and MAD WELLS. and
Convict PIERCE Of Florida and JOE BRADLEY
will have good deal more 10 do with the cleva-
tion than either GoD or the people. And no one
knows this hcttsr than the pious. nonchalant.
and smiling HAYES.
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An mdn.tl.aI Revolution in no!I.Ia.

The last icw years have opened new era
for tine least NoNuuh hitherto most back
ward Of South AmaNm republics The
country whose naue c0mmcmoratcs the
work OF S'IOS BOLIVAR, and which, under
Spanish Nlyeroyt, had gained Prominence
from the rich deposits Of Poto7i. has seemed
10 rctrogradc since tho war of Independence
10 tate Of relative ohscurity and isolation.
Almost as completely landlocked as the
platcau7 of Central Asia, accessible on one
Side only ~ tho most northern cOnllu-
ents Of the La Plata, and on the other by the
passes Of the Andc-, the fertile table lands
OF the interior have, olal, found no adequate
outlet on stimulus 10 the development Of
their resources.
No one certainly would have supposed the
prosperity ofN'Avia couldhomatonaly fur
'hcTCd s. .Ac narrow tong. OF -.o .-' ..-
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The Capillary Charm. of stouuhton.

TTTT77T0TTT7 W. TN7T7f ~ N TH0V M II7TT
Edward StoughtOn Is n handsome man; I
noticed that the ladies eyes .wera all fastened
upon MIN. He has a round, Brochrr-liNH face,
beAning all over with SMILES; a large. inc. in
telleNudl head, covered with a prnlu-ion of
long. curly white hair, which Is allowed b. fail
gracefully over the iOrrhoad, with no visible
parting either in tho middle OF behind.
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Our valued ncighbor the Courier des Etdfs
IHiS Joins 10 clear political perceptions knack
of pitly and vigorous comment. Witness Its
remark that the country is now waiting 10 $50
whether the members Of the Electoral Commits
sion have courage t. venture oven 10 tho
threshold Of this temple of hiquity from which
cN-Gov WELLS has issued, rcsplcndcat with
iulamyn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-16

ALIENS of Russia is Il young man yet and
doubtless there are many things about navy
which he has still To- learn. If he wants to know
exactly how navy ought not 10 be managed,
how. in fact. "A great navy may be brought 10
ruin, and a fine service wrecked at an enormous
cost 10 the taxpayers. let him study up SEcOR
HoBEsoNs administration when ne goes 10
Washington. Mr.. WHIrTHoRNEs committee
could furnish some instructive documents. and
HoBrsoS himself might hc communicative If
any OF the Russian ships happened to need re-
pairing at RoDEsoNs prices. ALEXIS Is u gal
liant young officer. but SEcoR robson can teach
him more about navy than he ever dreamed Of.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-16

The old French General CHANGARNIER, of
whose death we learn from Paris. had not only
long military career. but WIS also. like many
other French commanders, concerned in poll
tics. CHANGAENER had political convictions
strong enough 10 -erur" his exile from France
al the tmo of the comp 4 s7a'. which he opposed /;
and at the time Of his death he was member Of
the National Assembly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-16

We st.ll hear of the States and cities Of
MoNico pronO'ncn,g for DtAz. There appears
T., is' rn organized resistance 10 his authority 10
mly lalt Of th" country The army is ohcdicnt
10 his orders. and thu partsan- Of LrRDo and
loLEsI,s have peacefully submitted - his Cow
nrnnl.ul.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-16

II seems that the terrible lesson Of the
Brooklyn fire has made hut slight impression
on the supcrnumerarics who handle fireworks
behind the scenes. The serious burning Of
Mr.. LAMB, comedian at the Olympic Theatre.
in this city. WAS the result of gross careles-ncss
and hut for the prompt action II "A profess
tulumity.
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well have made these arrests six months ago,
but were restrained by the bank officers. who
were anxious to arrange n compromise
- in plain English. to persuade the
thieves to buy immunity by returning
a portion OF tho stolen property. Ii the officers
and the thieves mad been able to come to terms,
in all probability the matter would have been
compromised in this way. and the Northampton
burglary would have remained u mystery"
or hardly less interest * the intimation that
law firm Of this city makes n specially Of ar
ranging these compromises between bank and
BURGLAR.
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Tho administration Of this city is still the
sulle.l N IDsl--niiln NJ AIhAny.

We do not credit the report that Deacon
HcHALp SMITH -pairs Of eiIccting the re-
formation of his wicked partners in the office
of the Cincinnati Gasri'e. and Is negotiating for
the purchase of the Chicago Inter- ocean. The
wish is often father to the word, and II is not
hard Ia conjecture where the story originates.
We have no doubt that ROMEO REED and the
others often wish the Truly Good Man were in
Chicago, that they might riot in unrostrainod
Wickcdncss. And we have Just ~ little doubt
that Deacon RICHARD SMITH will stand at his
post us long as his legs VIII hold him. We have
no fear that his perseverance will give out; our
anNieties centre wholly in his legs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-16

Tho man who attempted to murder FAcK-
ARD of New Orleans yesterday, is described in
New Orleans dispatches rs n lunatic. Il Phila-
dclphian. and u newspaper correspondent. and
he went under n false name. Whatever pro-
fences or prcteXts he may resort to. he will
doubtless he properly punished FOR his crime,
which fortunately was unsnrccs-lnl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-16

We advise the honest members of the
Senate to keep sharp lookout for a job TO sub
sidize the Pacific Mail Company and the Central
Paciilc's steamers between San Francisco and
Japan. II Is said that EFTiGY SARGENT is inter-
ostcd in the measure. and thut "a lobby with
JoHN RoAcH at the head is quietly but actively
working it up. Since the exposure three years
ago. of the Pacific Mails methods Of procuring
legislation. that company has not done II whole
sale business al Washington. Its rcappcarancc
with now designs On the Treasury. is sus-
gr-tiVe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-16

On Tuesday last RUrHERFoRD i. HAYES,
with the four stolen votes Of Florida buttonod
safely in his pocket presided 1T a religious
meeting i'm Cincinnati and made a brief speech
urging Christian men and women to aid in the
suppression of ciimc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-16

NJ reason for GRANTS action in ordering
tr1aI- H. the polls at a-t election day. in various
parts Of the southern States has yet been
brought out 10y any Of the witnesses before Mr.
FERNANDO WOODS special committee. now ill.,
\, stigutiug the subject.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-16

Prof SEELYr of Ma--achu5ctt was the only
Republican I'm the House who voted against
Justice BRADLEy's vote dccreeing that Florida
bo counted for HAYES He wanted an inve,tga-
tiun which would satisfy the people that the
decision of the lie toral Commission was Llscd
on something better than fraud.
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confirmed. with the determination OF Gov.
ROBINSON TO appoint n Republican rather than
let the public interests suffer by leaving the
Office untitled.
We regret to see the leading Republican jour
nal Of the country attacking Senator CoNKLiNd
in such a manner ON su N AN occasion; hut "
trust that when the Times comes to undcrstln
the question as it really is 1t will withdraw It's
imputation upon the senator AMI make proper
amends for the injustice 10 has done.
If the Republicans who took part in that
political holiness meeting at the Firn Avenue
Hotel last y'lr are ever going to speak ont in
manly prot Is, against the consummatiou Of the
Louisiana vllainy, now Is their time. II they
hold their peac" any longer. the very stones
will cry out. MATT CARPENTER has cried out
already. and why is our beloved ScHvEz 80
uunb2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-16

The two young men who persisted ut New
ark ycstcrday-onc upon the gallows and the
other in some unknown way-maintaincd. from
first to last. their innocence Of the murder of
which they were convicted upon circumstantial
evidence. They asserted during the whole period
Of their Imprisonment. that they were the vie
Tins of mistaken identity, and that their inno-
conce would surely be- proven before the day
fixed for their execution. Their counsel urged
OsCHwALD socmnly and earnestly. the night
before his execution to confess II he were guilty.
but his answer TO every appeal was. | am innO-
cent; Con knows that am" The two clergy
men in attendance. after praying with him long
and fervcntly. and after the moose had been
placed around his neck, and the black cap
upon his head. made final effort. under
the shadow OF the gallows. TO wiring a
confession from him; but he replied firmly.
" ] shall die an innocent man." RYAN also,
when i'm the agonics of DEATH declared " |
am innocent" They had jointly prepared
and signed statement. which they with
held from publication till after their
DEATH filed with similar assertions. They
begin it by saying We are entirely innocent
Of the crime" and. after giving their story, end
it with the same words. Never. in any ease. was
there greater pcrs i.t ,ncy ana assurance ia the
assertion Of innocence.
il was at first reported that RYAN had COM
mittcd suicide; but there are now doubts Of
this. Perhaps lie died from nervous pros
tration and fear: perhaps from some other
cause The Jail doctor seems to have been
watchml Of him. for the night before
the morning of his death. he prescribed for
him Bourbon whiskcy. Milwaukee lager beer.
champagne aromatic spirits Of ammonia, strong
green tea. and compound containing ether in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-22
2ln5ical lSnsirnme'lls


a FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS at
~ bagans, OF them used but very short
BY best musicians, ami really almost good
fa.ly warranted IN every respect
Please cas- at the
WEBER WAREROOMS, 5th-ave and 1Gthst
\ IGBTE u ERNST, old house Of Lighte g.
II Bradbury, oacf t!icE splentid PIANOFORTES
pr1ces easy monthly payments AT II East lIthst Also
Smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
~ X. BALL 81 Co..
LJs No. Is EAST ATTEST.
CinckeifngA StenWay's other Pianos
fo-cash. ON install.nents and iBr reni.
a GREAT OFFER :! We MI = I'd @ H;:na
dsuose NJ 100 pIANOS and ORGANS ana htnG
Of inst class makers iGclndinc WAIElS al lower Prices
fr cash tuSalnents le until paid tor than
fore offered. WATERS GhA Nd. set re. AID UPRIGHT
PIANOS and OEaAHS QNCLI DING THEIR NEW sou
VTNIR and BOT DOIHj ar: the BEST MADE. 7Octave
Piqno- -; ia SiGO rot used year. '2stop OrgAns.
$50. -" stops. SIS; stops. sGS "5' stops 500 "iO'
stops So; ~. stops 500 No; MSsd year. in PERFECT ar
WANTED. Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. 4 hbrrli dis
count 3, 1sGckers Minister. Cturche, Lofge etc She {
music at han price. HORACE MATTERS SONS, Manu-
facturcrs and Dealers 80 East lihst Unionsquaro y T.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES

Barron JgssP' ana WIZ ,I, 10 So'n i $1,000
ch4ndlfT' Ags Wan C. TO iaSha" i'n 200
DeNlre AaiEIrsE 10 Ht alis ~ TtiT IOOJ
keyseL ~: John ann ana a wfe 20 mathis 1SfE 1900
hathsws % i ana Ti'f 70 Isc DC WIZ $4,000
SAM to Elizabeth KIP COZ Oh o'naNo anu 5000
Mctiay las and wife to sarah sands G 4 OF Green oo
,5c6ayr. Il Of West lOth-st; years ......., o'ooo
MH YIN. s saFI 6i aa9 '5'ti 50 Io.. 1900
RaEklh YIN, to John Hyatt a o. o"1 '' 'oi LOO
-. 80 49, - u t - . M 4t.IVc: ,ear-.. 100
sue r. sane n ; OF ,d - Of ave- years.: LOO
sG.fp ave Aa of t nna VIC Gao. 20 " 1900
sL o1 ,y ATiGs@ a. ana bsf 70 1000
SirIes Charles II, to Nilett Bronson, 4t ave. II " 1900
80.
Sam. 10 sane, 4thayc cor ~ Gun 4d,1VJ
Sane 20 SAINT COZ u '''@ 945O
fOhClRlI J. }. SANA6i" HtpIS heEI'te''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-22
Oh % OOR CASH. or s., 200, half cash, bal
as laWili on- am ycaIlr for ANAL "A RA Of eIght
Gin propertn 70 Get.

NO. 1873 CROSBY ITO RENT, for man
~ utactur.nC, storage. other purposes STORE ana
LOFTS with GTBCElLAR under all premises; 20xlOO.
Apply to LORD, DAY q LORD. 10. 100 Ir0alWay.
Two LET-A large second FLOOR, 3ll 9th
4 ave, suitable for a dentist Inquire on premises.
ITO LET-HOUSES, West 18th, West 25th,
East 2tth Lexlngtonave Clinton place, East 18Th, East
sith RULANO & WHITING, Beeknan-st.
V1O LET.-Part of HOUSE, 281 Henry-st.,
y. " basement first floor and two in attic
AMI water rent, $50 per month.
INO LET-Elegant brown stone and brick
HOUSES nadisonaye and side streets near me PARK
three and cabinet flush, VIII mirrors Gc rent
irn $500 10 a. 900 Apply TO j. A. WOODS, Ohice N0Tth
America Life Company II and 10 arrcns New
York, between II aud o'clock.
SVU-AVE. and 2STH-ST. molth-east corner
% Blacks Buillngl-T0 LEASE the FIRST FLOOR. con
sisting ~ II steam heat elevator ana Jahlor Apply
al NO. East 26th-st., from tO =.
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BroohlDn ncal Geials for Sale.

nWELLING-HOUSES Nos. 43 WillOw-st.,
~ Iiclsst 40 81 and Na5sau.st 100 ard l02 Pine
sppe-st. l79 and l9i Wlouslh,-s = L1iayettcHge
GORDON h. FORD, - ciarS-"t.. brooklyn.
EOR SALE or To LtT-A large portion of
the purcHa money mortgage dFsrcisory BRICK
DWELLING, No. - I.afay ctt" ave; LOT 22N
GORDON L. FORD ~ "lark-s! !, BROOKLYN.
f0R EXCHANGE-IlOUSkS hrOwn-stone
fronts of Prospect Park, Brook
Ism. for ENCHANGEor SALE Located, 70 and - seventh
ave 81 and Marks ave. lj3 Prospect iace NSl LIN
pace all every respect Admiralty ocattd with
an n.o, would take 10 part pay nent lots
small houses KOBEET \ BUSSISG, 20i Son St,
Continental Building, brooklyn Broker M Real Estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-22
gitn iieal Gstnis for Sale.

CMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED.-No cure no
y nay; Coong Ranges that heat the above; VA
rautei. HULL. GRIPPEN & Co., 3iavc, above Z5tst
WEST 39TH-ST, near jth-avC.-FOnr-
w story stone FRONT; price moderate. ECIAND &
WHITING, lcckmaa-st.
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REAL ESTATE.
SKw.YonK. Wednesday. March 81. 1877.

NEW YORK. Wednesday, M2rch IL iS"'
Mr.. w. V. Brokaw has purchased the ele-
CANT mansion OF George Hoffman, No 399 fllhNc' "'
27xI0O house 27x7O. for S72.7JO cash This properly
was valued at 81 $4,000 before the panic, and the Iur
chase Is con sidcrcd the best bargain made yet ft
me faIoSng legal auctions were made at the EN-
change SalcsgOOm to-day:
sss 1850 Of Stavs 9llozoso; . 90,
Jon" D''''''s BJ E.ha.s * Dirie.. ..r..,
Siis, 10 It W Of isavc. lot 2Os0s9 Henry Helm 100
story brick ho w. and ioar story frame end
sins 100 il " Ok Gthaye each Z3xlvo5 Card 40, 600
Vel .-....-..'-szi'oVo
.,o and . s A. b. a; S~stcs house. with
ioi 20 $50 5tiayc 467 4 OF 4sths lot Tx 40 7,o
g S y 3 sa HSgfs S. g a5n
IOJ.j; John Davis a. NJ i.ii
Mot o,Iana ssof M5r st 60 eot RaroadavC 80 ooo
Morrisania, l5x9s.9; Bre'nmer s-OVO
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEw-ioBK CITY.
goo 20 o. r, Ays b 2I slf ncn
4GfG st. So 21O Of lOthaye 25te89; Jacob knes 1000
Avn %1d rilg =? RSY tn Of sts 217 Carroll 600
irfciaT Wari Henry Downey tSSou,D,I
5oL.si 10 II 10 Cher 81 HSycns - 10000
Ave T. es ~ 81 = 81 sTr, 'i' 5000
A2 J s1d ~, 2o to pai7 ,,s' omnal
Juiol-Iyc " s. LOO II Of Cctial-st, 21Xl35i als3
Tint. nave 10 fl II of Crdar 10y ,jl -"u 600
Ward; VIM steele and Uife To Jno e HFat <VO'
Al 100 10 Il Of tcidrSt EJAl5 IL al.v
Ttat9n4HS; = 10 ~ II zSblb Rankin 1000
'Si5i; = 80 60, E sane to Rankin. 5S7
SSlh st. =, l0t ba ., it. Nominal
lGh'5 ~ . - TO- ~ Ci Nominal
34a,i nv, W 1t W OF -daV' i'1so' '"''i ..i 1000
6lslst $ lo0 % ba1S Nco $4,000
'G,h,st s. 2'o II " oi z'''e 600
81 hist. II s. 50 ~ Losing onavc, lOoN 1000 sisp
0i,St Zoo u NV = 10000
LexhgonaTS tS 70 az Fireman II leroy Nominal
eiti,s - iyV II F1jn1ct Frialer Nominal
4th.aye y cor .q 4, - ~ w. "i''' 900
lslGNe, e !, -; - ~ . L y, ct Nominal
56tist 4g3 q ~ lstayr 2oNtb3i WIN l. rIH"- ono
rel 10 Peter G'ci"t N''
sh-ave' u e coz o - i ji.ia' -'Ao- Nominal
Riyln stoI.st " cor Of Columbia at 2jx 90 also, 60
lum.a.sL " bet Delaney ans iLNlnSloists' ~;
GoiG,mes No % pAon rel =" 1920
S5ihst ~ i23 II e OF 0d''' -oAI'o - 1900
@2ds'' 5 $, 1SV - II t ~ o. ,t'''' -' ~ 1890
IGmcall J.H. SAVAGE. Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-22
BROOKLYN propertn 60 Eet.

DROOKLYN HIGHTS-HOUSES to LET
ID No 50 IIickss, 5000 No. So Uic%s-st 5000 NO ~
Orangest northwest corner Of HIoksst $500; No. lC4
WASHINGTON All n fine order with modern arrange
cnts Location central convenient 70 all ear and ferry
rouies ana within 10 minutes travel from Wllst Appyto
~ EDWARD SIMFSON,
Wall-st.
rsyO LET-3- story brick SCHOOL-HOUSE,N No.
L 1sS Renseu.st: stsFy brick DWELLING l7S VII.
lougrbv-sl. GORDON L. FORD. 81 Ciarkst, Brooklyn.
rg1O LET-In Brooklyn, three-stoTy, basement
and cellar brick DWELLING with usual improvements;
SO minutes ferry $50 per month. Apply to = a. IN
DERHILI- 20 COuTt-st. Brooklyn.
V,O RENT, FURNISHED-The full-sized,
three story and basement brick house l95 INST
opsit Christ Church tic good order ard IS fully
hr tc alton and very pleasant rent mod
crate. Apply premises.
SbGSA RENT for q first-class thrcc-story
II SbsPO and basement brOwnstOne Front HOUSE with
ali modern within two b0chf OF Prospect PARK,
Brooklyn accessible by four lines 0f cars Apply -
OWNER, 80 Spricest, y. y.