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Gitn Real Gstatc for Sale.

NOR SALE-At great sacrifice, elegant four
story highsoop brownstOne house. on Msdison ave,
18Th to Central PARA most stu
alton. JOHN L. NlIA~pN, l,fif "uaNe
ENOR SALE-A medium sized double brown
stone HOUSE. No. p East 18th ST., bet Madison and
Fifth Price moderate. Terms easy Immediate
possession il desired. Inquire Oh premises
NOR SALE-TWcnty-O years LEASE OF
FOUR LOTS. lOOx 90, foot Wesr 29h.st; brick sheds
stable and Office 100 feet water front VITA blkhead Rent
II. p. BERRIEN, 100 South jtbave.
GMOKY CiliMNEIS CURED.-NO cure no
- pay; Cooking that heat the above wu
rantfL Hull. GRIPPEN & Co.. 81 ave-, above 23dst.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

III
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE .
Trains leave New. York, via De.brossss and Ooitah1t
Streets Ferries as follows . -. a, -,
Express for Harrisburg. Pittsburgh the West and
Pullman Palace attached, $50 D. No. ana BOZ T. II
daily. 49,, ~. -. - no. ..
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Express for philadelphia, 1870 $50 50 iy3O ilIl' I,
1885 A. M l. T. D. 6, 7. $50, D. ~ and IL hlc1S Snoy
$50 M, !, 6, T. $780, and m Emgran ana second e''S
ACCOMMODATION for Trenton A. N, and $40 ,. N. -
For trains Newark, Elizabeth, Railway Prnot"n Ten'
ton Perth Amboy. Pennington, BelyideEe ana other "hiS
ace local schedules at all ticket offices go. 49,,
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh. 600 ana 1880 a. M aai
1910 D. M daily 1nl0 IN. and 500 r. M daiy, eAeF'
Monday From Washing and Baltimore $50 JJu . ~.
$40 $40 and 1929 m SUNDAY 9;S "a g PA q ~ "a a
4IO 5iO $50 $40 1910 aud 1870 p ~ slnlay 9N''
500. / 80 C.5O, 1910. aud lVto y m
Ticket Offices 52G and ga Broadway, No Ast,i l'l'
and foot Of DesbrOsses and COrandtsts; Ne Coui'
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Gouverncur ST. 2jOft Of Morris-aye, 50xlls6 l29d
MaL)i hd''Ano p'e''n ~" 81 500
12d 4 - a ~ sH TO WiIism Astsn 12OOo
l9t' F T. ~ William ~ Pei,p@r Nominal
l0t,lst 400 ;, ~ VI -. Nominal
Vo i-svn,, Morton II G Foster Nominal
Ia Si ~ to t GEORGE 1900
2daye - an o. vie t. Mar scirci6er Nominal
l2iihst = ISo w STI iS .... 5000
fG a 5 ~ t 81 %c1cl Moiongney 1l,44O
4h 8 10 r ;, 70 q &raod i%siig $4,000
Ota ase ard ,e to benjamin Fitch $4,000
dd H. 10 40 wiISm Grsa $1,000
S h5,s J.; 4 a9o peSn 81 $1,000
42d -, n dUI srv Cnmne 1900
S1 Ian y !, 10 II " OIL $4,000
SthayG g it Tor TS 81 9nSshy $4,000
4thsl $ 5SG it 70 a scheilenberser $500
" ih Ne rs - c ~ Fiseh @ 1000
"a ptteF Scir,iber Nominal
st ana Si( 10 q f ohn ~ II Iiiidsrbrand Nominal
otsSs 9s,e r. t garn Schneider Nominal
lS WG1iscn t - 1 car u GOOo
', exartor 10 Hndrew Egaid Nominal
9' Rc ave ans, w ne u To- ~ 1900
stn q aye ~ + :, trI Il II VI 1900
etaIa l's' PES Of 18th St. 2S8i75 to Pc
9ti , " = 10 TO Peter Schmidt Nominal
'' a%S1isl (;I, n :. . " Nominal
astI.sfa 5. 30 # " Of oihavc 4jx99S Charesw
Feiiner and wife to John IL Barkiage 49, "ZVV
4o sne h 10 II % .........''. Nominal
etliave W 3. 4S9ii # Of 46thst. 2s.sx75 to
fH o&Geai ''" = j. j. SAVAGE Deputy Register.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

OFFICIAL RECORD OF HOKIGAGkS
S~rensy NJ i fanS cor Of oersEsi 800
L2g,eG If ra,epf ave- ana of i52dst years $500
L us ~ huIiS Ss.a 1V years $4,000
h Ca H ss"S Of c M $500
ay. 1t u 4i; 'G re- re- 400
N4rP ays S ann ISL f G 20 1900
fi It5l ' ~ years Ar 'Or 1000
fi ays and ;ySsi Years 10000
sIrte Of iItfive of $8iisf 3montns $50
fonc,ait j. Y. SAVAGE Deputy Register.
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WEST END INSTITUTE.-Fami'y school
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BrookInn ljropsrtn 90 Eet.


TO LET or FOR SALE-A three story
~ BRICK FACTORY on NoTth First St, l'rooklyn, tDJ
with engine boiler is feet high lighted all
around. l.. YOUNG, - Schcrmerhornst, BROOKLYN
pROOKLYN IIGHTS-HOUSES to LET
3D. No. 80 Iucksst, $50 No 30 Orangest, NORTHWEST
OF HicKsst, s7O9; No l6i Wasnihgt0nsi eluV'
All IN Order, with modern arrangements. Inatl1n cen
convenient to Oh and ferry routes and within 10
minutes travel WRlls Apply Ia --
EDWARD SIMPSON, IT.,
TO LET-3-story brick SCH0QL-H0USE,N No.
i Iss Rensen.st.: 5-story brick DWELLING, i79 VII
losshbyst GORDON L. FORD. 81 Clark st. BfooAlyn
Tg'O LET-On PrOspect-place, Brooklyn near
4 Flfthaye medium.sizcd story brick house
Known good order; IL rooms viii he rentei lo"
ROBERT :. BUSsING, 2Oi Montague ST. brJoAiyh
vgO LET-DwellIngs in Brooklyn: 273 De-
4 grawst, near Court 3StoIy basement and sgp,cear
rooms; improvements; large yard; wltmn - MN
utes OF three ferries rent 500 very cheap Also ~ JJ
Fiankn.ayc 3stoTy basement, ana kuDctli
vesbue all the modern improvements; rent 1000
Either to be at all times or apply TO j. WALTER
STOOPS. l6 BcCkmauSL
IDQ First place.-IIandsOme 4-stOry House
20 elegant location; in thorough repair liberal terms
John T. James agent, 1888 Montague ST.
Brooklyn Moore. Continental Ins. Co.. iU2 broadway
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By 4. H. Muller e Son.
/ and basement brownstone mouse VIII i
ISGxIOI; leased for Il years from Apr j. 1868, 10
ground rent II 80 per annum lto6t lyiDgson S',zlV
Bg 4. 4. Uarnc,. -
,o,r s.orv br,ck binding and lot, No (old No. 9Th.
st. u = bet ave aha ho"es' ". 1865
Hg H. ". seaman.
three ,1ry eret sPe of loo q wnant 100
In D. +. fdfrctlLh -, o-
I9ss, II a. ; 70 o. Wal N w 400
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apartmenis g. lInfurnisbr6 Rooms 10 Get

A VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE to LET to
"A Physician at ~ Madsonaye
4 STRICTLY private family will rent three
"a desirable ROOMS -paTOr and bedrooms or three
bedrooms required Inquire at 2Ol West 46ths
PAYMENTS FIRE PROOF.-The Rock
"A ngham corner, 56th-st. and Broadway. Nine rooms
wood finish elevator steam heat plumbing, anu VENT
laiion perfect. Inquire on the premises
HARLEM.-kurnshed I'd FLOOR, private
Il house; modern imprOy fine location near
$S month"; not furnished rent $40 per
month. Call 249 East l2Jtl-st. 2d-aye.
DARTIES living in their own house will let
FLOOR to two gentlemen references exchanged
PA West 53dst.
ITO LET-Third FLOOR for small family or
furnished rooms for gentlemen, without board private
family. ~ West isthst
TENO LET-Furnished PARLOR and two BED
Il ROOMS to gentlepei for housekeeping. l3i Last
4Jth.st. door from Lexington ave
ITO LET-A few desirable FLATS in first
class apartment buildings; rents much reduced. In
qure OF CHARLES q. WAkELEY, lO4 East lOtLst, New
York
ITO LET-At 1874 LeXiDgtOn-aye., RECEP-
4 TION ROOM suitable for physicians ohice, having
been occupied such for the last lOyaIs References eN
changed
ETNFURNISHED beautiful APARTMENTS in
" French Flats pleasant location East seventy ninh
SccOudaye airy light, and perfect orders rents re
duced Apply TO JANIIoR, IN 3l8
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Citp properrp 20 fet.


CLOSING OUT moderate-Driced DWELL
~ INGS fast possblefexiD gtonaye, near iOthst
little gem 900; SD Lexington. $500 Lexington
2st zoos 24t Second, 5000; 10Th, near am
lOCO; lOth, exingtJh, $3.50; 63d Lexington
$1,000: 1871 I'd, 81 200; LEXINGTON 3Oth ~ 200
SJt, 500; 44h, Lexington 81 zoo
$751; perfectly elegant $1,000; 5Sth near I'd 5000
Others too numerous 10 mention. - - .-
s. FITZPATRICK.
3d.aye. and 25thst
FACTORY and WARER00M, near Broad
way, 2ls West 37hst, Polio feet; hye stories; to
RENT. e. PARTRIDGE l29 Br0adst,
fV'0 LET, Furnished or Unfurnished-Ihe
HOUSE No. 202 East iJtlist viii be put In complete
order. The would board with the tenant
'TO LET-A few desirable DWELLING
HOUSES good locations and in good order rents very
moderate. Inquire Of CHARLES G. WAkELEY, lOi East
1Oth ST.. New.YoIk
'EO LET-Elegant brown stone and brick
Il HOUSES Madison and side streets the PARK
and stories cabinet finish, with mirrors &c rent
5000 To $1,000 Apply to J. ~ WOODS, cihee E0rth
America life Insurance Company II and ~ warren ST. new
York between ii and o'clock.
&M RENTm1 East, East 7 18th three
rutland & WHITING, BeekBan-st
&E ONO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED;
Up ~OVs 81 Fast Forty ninthst, opposite Columbia
lawn eleven rooms good order; May apply before L.
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Drooklnn Real Gstats Gor Sale.

DrookDn Real CstaIf @of Salf.
NWELLING- HOUSES Nos. 43 WillOwst.,
81 Hckst 40 o. and SO Nassau-st 100 ami lO2 Pine
appe at I79 and 1877 Wiouglbyst, II LIfayetteaye
GORDON L. FORD, 81 Clark St. BROOKLYN
COR SALE or to LkT-A large portion Of
purcnar money mortgage Il desired3sory brick
DWELLING, No p Iaiayettc-avc.; lot DIX o. ,
GORDON l. FORD ~ clark-st., Brooklyn,
EOR SALE.-One LOT or PLOT on Clinton
ave- brooklyn: Will erect building the same to suit
pun present low good opportunity fcr de-
srabe residence Apply 10 r. y DRlSCOLp ~ Pafkpdct,
Room 10
nor SALE or TO RENT. FURNISHED
The full sized threestory and basement brick house 1913
HarIs0Is. opposite Christ Church the house is in good
order ana Is fully fnfnshed the location central and very
pleasant, terms moderate. Apply on premises.
EOR Observation-Disclosures brown-stone
fronts directly the entrance OF Prospec PARK Brook
lyn EXCHANGEor SALE Located 20 and 81 seventh
ave % and So ~ Marks 1873 Prospect place SS LIN
place all every respect admirably Oc1tsd with
all would take la part payment lois or
small houses. ROBERT =. BUSSlNG, 2ct N0Dtaguo-st,
Continental building Brockvn Broker in Real Estate.
I OW-PRICED LOTS for SALE or LEASE,
Z i for Manufactures RefnCries Chemical WOrks &c.
Blocks u lois with bukhe3d waterfront also blocks for dwell
Cr,rk adjoining SoWNors and Brooklyn.
Teas easy all mortgage with builders loln sasiac0
rly Improved. Apply 10 ,.,,,,,., -. -, ,,,,,, .
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

4 ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan l.
lS77-Leaye depots loot Of Corandt and Des0osse SIS a.
30 D. m Night Express daily for EasOn hetlel. b NJ
lentov Msuch Chunk, wikssbarre Pttston Sayre p Mira
Ithaca Auburn. Rochester Buffalo, NiagAia tas ana A'
West PullInans sleeping coaches attached . 49, , ~.
ROBI h. SAlkE SupL AMI Engr
General Eastern Office Of Church and tOTlslo 80
- CHAs. II. CLNMIA1s. hgllt.
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GeatHers.

ALI. wanting TEACHERS, schools or Pupils,
"A address Amer educational Union, 73l BROADWAY y T.
Mutual Introducing Pldl every state Established lo2
A LADY experienced III TEACHING Chill
~ DREN English French. and Music desires bOaIi III eN
change; References Address MtLToN, Tribune Uptown
Once /, 23s broadway.
4 GOVERNESS, speaking iluently French,
"A German and English, wishes 20 lake entire chaSe oil
children Ail teaches Music ana the English branches Al
dress r. T.. Valley. y. j.
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Fourteen Through Trains each daily tnreo Denlsh
Philadelphia two In Ses.lO rk.
Tracks the Improved Equipment ard the tsss
Time consistent with absolute safctV -.
Express Trains leave York Via DrstrDsses AM 'TS
landt Streets Ferries follows;
1880, 80, $40 (93J tmted 1880 , 6, D, esVi
D. M aud ~ midnight. Sunday $50 >, o. T. $50 A'
al
M LIMITED Express, lS0 M r40 $780, Z "a
735 D. and IL midnight ON sunday. 20. $50 . >S'
q IN, g., Z, 1885 y. m. and ~ midnight. -.
Ticket Offices 525 and ga broadway, No AHor hais@
and foot OF Desbrsses CortlandtstA; No CoIfs'
Brooklyn Nos ia il6 and IFS nu:,.,n St. H9Dossa
place d. NJ BOfI, ". ten II Passenger AE'''
FRANK THOMSON General Manager.
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NoRTHERN RAILRoAD oF NEWJERsEY.

TRIMS Tor EnPcN ODdl tIsItf I'IHlII AII - ~
T. oIs ~ l. g. T. 4I5 $50. $50 1880 D. M, and saturi
nights only a. 1880 .. sundays. q IA and 60 q. l.
Manuel Spring Valley, and MOnsey Z 80 . IA, $40 D.
mo n ABBOTT, GEM Passr gcut. New YORK
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
~ and Nausat Raroadz Fare I'll. Steamer BRfD0 ~
PORT leaves Catharnesiip at 30 aud A
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REAL ESTATE.

EEyy-YogK Saturday, April H. 1877.
The following legal sales took place at the
Exchange salesrOOm to-day
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La
A MEXICAN ard FOREIGN .TEACHE +. IS
n AGENCY going abroad or 20 the country can
be promptly suited with thoroughly ACCOMPLISHED Tutors ana
Ss5 Be- eanSy Vel Sd As The country
best opportunity genuine kindcrearcn few iriels
tier Children pheasant AMI protale season over years
school Institute" givs Miss Young superior laGt, io
ncatr and eadnr families For information address
call 0n Miss OF Nc. % Union square, broadway slde
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 35 Union-sqgaI'e ;
IsL Engagements m1aS III RsNbi no T MsDascr
COVERNESS.-An American woman of cul-
" sse with rare qnalihc ons and very Pis
gent desires position goyeres' IN some latiy 81 ie"
dress R0ND0UT Uptown Tribune Office, Las Broadmay
MFRS. ANNA RANDALL DIEHL, teacher of
I'VE Reading aud Dramatic Action, 80 Union-s4uare.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER. Teacher of
elston Baiiig Rcerrnces: MI d. Huntington, Mr.. Wm
Hat Hat, Mr il james N. Hart
MRS. MITCHELL DiplomCc) supplies schools
TEACH Es FOR adepartnonts oil instruction TEACHERS
BU REAU, 81 West aJti-st.
CCHERMERHORNs SCHOOL AGENCY, 30
- East fOnlteeaIst experienced Principal to con
duet boardiu school dcnc' infant lass teacher
for seminary; g0y,rness, city family kndGrgartn
and cy; principal Ion sUa, district school grad
and physical sciences; Industrial drawnE I5il u
public school principal village academy professor eltal
sics Sc for college grammar English branches and
elocution, south Episc'paan lazy go}d diaeipnaIan
expecting change should have application
forms-srnl fee Or stamp
fENO PUBLISHERS.-Gcutl having ex-
tended acquaintance with teaohere and school officers
far knowledge 81 The school iooh hIsinr, vans y!
$. ", 314 Wet S0tl-st., y. y -
~ COTESWORTH PiNCKNEY's AGENCY
I for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS supplies schools and
crsng dcnard FOR good teachers Apply early for Autumn
vacancies send stamp FOR AR TT4 p1ycKyrY
80 Unonsquare Nthavo side, near lGt-Stl Now-iork.
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,hN0 IET nr FOR SALE-A 2lo-StorY hricll

HOUSE finely located new and good style three min
walk from railroad station aso good stand Tor man
ufacOry with 2Oh0rsc boiler and engine and railroad switch
alongside thrc e.fOurths OF an hour from New.TOrk.
EbeF OF the will sold at low price.
Address PostOtice Box No. 80. Woodbridge, New
Iersp
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Dieamboais ano RAILROADS..
ALBANY BOAT peoples LINE

A LBANf BOAI, PEOPLE' LINE.
The elegant steamers DREW aud ST JOHN
a. NJ X. every weekday az u p. connecting Albsnv
with railway trains North aud West armed b
steam pipes during the cool months
\. r.. MAYO, Gem pass Aren't
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rENO RENT-For $50, a new, o-room Cottage
3 minutes from depot; Il minutes from ThirtyiouTt
Street Ferry by rail. Apply or address ,,.
T. w HOWARD. Corona. Queens County.
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TO LET-A FURNISHED HOUSE of 1C

rooms al HaIbOr, L. l.; very healthy md Hhtly sI
uated bay bathnghOus and every convenience per
order 800 for the season. reference tee fOr par
ticuars amply at 2s3 StatesL, Brooklyn. y. Y.
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NEW- YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

Way Trains per Local Time Tablcs Tickets for sale
$50 aGI and 5 Broadway, and Megc0t Express Co..
Oiccs NO Parkyaee, 7S5 and 9i2 Broadway New Ur<
and s33 washngtoG 81 Brook lyn: -, -.- .
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrossss ana CotIsnd
BALTIMoRE AND OHIO RhIHRoAp
LINE STEAMBOATS, n

~ TROY, connecting with all railroad lines North "a
and West New aud magnificent steamboats, leave IA
lSaturdays excoptedD AT y. from PteT 40 ~ foot
LerOysL Through tickets sold and baggage checked 70 4
pOnte JONEPH CORNELI. ennerinf nnhe.t
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rF,O IET-MOuntain Side South Orange, n. j.
-HOtIeF eleven rooms modern Improvements, car.
rsgehoise two of laud, garden, iTu &e cheap rent
A,.,y ia A.. C. GI.I.EN LEAF, ijl BTOadWaE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-16

mo LET-A HUUCE VIII nInt TOOIus, DdlH,
and one land, at New Durham, three miles from Ho'
bIen and five minutes from y. J. Milind Northern Rail.
road Depot rent low For fu particulars, address H. Won
GLihN. New.Dnrham Hulson county ~ J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-16
Gonnlrn propsrlp 60 Eet.

A TWO-STORY HOUSE, furnished, at Platts
a burg v. Y. to RENT rooms. Location high and
healthy; 10 mile from churches markets. &c. Address
GEORGE MOORE PlattsOurg, n. Y.
AT NEW-HAVEN, Conn, for RENT-A
n large HOUSE, FURNISHED or UNFC RNlSHEDi
modern improvements; location central and peasant lawn
aud GARDEN new brick stables Terms moderate Inquire OF
Il. 7. HOADLEY. New Haven. Conn.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-03
From New York.

NEW YORK, July 2.
The statement in the Times that Mr.
Devlin intended to sue out a writ against
Carolan O'Brien Bryant for swindling him
out Of 81, 800 which be paid Bryant at the
request Of Tweed, brings out a statement
from Bryant that he has a receipt for $2,-
500 from John d. Townsend, which he
(BryanD paid Townsend as retaine; to be
Tweeds counsel.
A letter from the city of Mexico to the
World, dated June IS, says the cabinet ia
unsettled and the treasury empty. There
are serious troubles at Acapulco, and the
order of the United States government to
Gen. Ord to pursue The Mexican raiders in
to Mexico causes indignation.
A dispatch from Washington says Sec
retary Sherman received an order from
London for 100000 four per cents.
There will be call issued for bonds soon
by the treasury department.
Judge Sanford to-day consented to dis
charge Roberts, one Of the alleged Buffalo
and Erie bond forgers unless execution be
issued against his person within ten days
after the service of copy of the order.
1t is stated that the Maryland statute un-
der which the bid for advertising In Sun.
day paper in Washington was rejected by
the government was passed 100 years ago,
and its validity will be legally tested.
1t is said that DR.. K. FL. Chaplin has re.
signed the pastorate of the Church of Di.
vine fraternity in consequence of the prop
ostion made by some members to reduce
his salary.
1t is now stated that a most vigorous
prosecution Of the Tweed Connolly ring
suits will be made by Attorney General
Fairchild.
A writ of error has been granted In case
of James Flood, sentenced Saturday to i'm.
prisonment for life on the change of killing
his wife.
No strikes are reported yet on any of the
railways on which reductions of salaries
and wages take place to-day.
The Herriott will case was decided to.
day in favor of defendant, John G. Her.
riott.
OLeary began q 500 mile walk las,
night, to be performed in six days.