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The Morning herald., 1877-01-26
OUR DOYER LE1fER.
Dov1R, Jan. IS, 1877.

From our special correspondent.
The action of the House to-day In relation
TO the printing of Sheriff sales, cannot b
supported BY any good Deuocras in the
STATE, and u In the interest Of . little penny
whissle sheet, published in the city OF VIII
mington, and is direct insult TO the DEMO
er6f3e papers of the State, Published in the
intenest Of the party these gentlemen profess
to repfesent. The papers who spend their
time and talent In defending the principles
are given to understand that their services
~ nos required except during poiLicxi
esmpasxas, when parties seeking Office on
the Democratic tickess take greas intsres;
IN them. ~ ~ 20 .r'
I think in the future the Democratic
papers should not support professiog Dem
oerats who have no interest in their parry
except to get the loaves and fishes aid the
htxe hSnof attached to being . member OF
tke- 0eDszal Assembly or perhaps some
minor oface If Lonor 1t really be. Mr..
Wright fought harj against the bill 10 its
present shape, hut haa but little support
from his colleagues and associates, who
don't want papers defending the principles
thew profess to entertain. Messrs. BArthoi-
omew, Hall and Taylor, voted with
Mr.. Wright, but changed their votes
votes. exceH Mr.. Taylor who alone Is on
the record against any such legislation.
This bfil q Il passed Is . home thrus. and 3
direct insult "a every Democrat who voted
for Mr.. Grubb for Sheriff of New Csslle
county at the last election, when it is
remembered thai this same sheet, which
this legislation 10 intended to benefit,
denounced him during the last canpaign
as being unworthy OF the vote OF any
man In the county.
Nesars. Holcomb and Burnite seem to be
the special defenders of all papers thai are
not Democratic in principle, and one OF
them seems TO pride himself with being
stubborn and takes strong grounds 10 favor
Of supporting papers ontstde of his party
saying that they do more good than Demo-
cratic papers. Probably their support
caused him to loose some hundred votes in
his own hundred at the last election, or
probably he expects TO get his support from
Republicans Whea he again sspires TO
legislative honors. aSas
It may be that some OF these modern
solons are afraid of having their short
comings brought to lghs-as it Is given
out-thst the special correspondent OF this
Wnmhgt0n pss oftAeirs Is preparing ho-
graphical sketch of their lives, which
might show up some OF their short
comings, and seems Ike Throwing soy to
CeYbeTus" to have their character
painted rosiess q csIors that their constitu-
ents may suppose them TO be bright and
shining lights and ornaments 10 ths
Diamond State" This bill goes 70 .ahl
Senate, but cannot say what viii be IT.
fsse, except I judge from the action Of tn,
-A~'lfs1 f- HE sfoH. t+s
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. PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS
(which may b done With ons-sburth
tho usual expense, By ustng oar
PbIAIa.!aHi!AE8h
Hre.Preof. Water.Preei, Durable,
Econonlcal and OrnanentAl.

I Ec01omlcal and Ornamental.
j "a rcof may b. covered with very cheap
sEing.e, and BY application q this SLATE De
.as sds ;. e S.,sssS ,sss 0 2 nees ssss
selee Without the .te. for
One Third he Cost OF Rssh1n0iln0
I The expense OF slating new shingles Is
only about the cost Of simply laying ihom.
TIE paint is TIRE-PRoor against sparks Or
-dytxsSbF4y yasSeTas ted NJ
I'll II er0fss1vEnR LAKE Hi
and for Tn 0r ffon 6as no squxl. ~ It u
pknds by heat, contracts BY c'ld. and nEvkR
CKAcxs nor scales. Roofs cOvered with IAr
Sheathing Felt can be made water-ttght q
= small expense. and preserved for many
This '''is 'iEs1tffK}RssalfEtxEgEf:, tf}Rs 4
Two eallohrwihroter Ehundfed square
feet Of shinsle roof. while ON tin, iron, felt,
metched boards, or any smooth surface;
!fom two quarts to one gallon are required
tSs & # Paint has heavy body ii is easily ap-
piled with . brush.
No ~ \ Ws4 q sIis conPosiaon
therefore it neither cracks in Winter, nor
/ On decayed shingles 1t nils up the hole
and pores, and gives new substantial ROOT
that WIN last for yeark CUR1ED or WARPED
sh1ssss ssem !, tsF. s5Fne I'm RI soe: ana IN
Fell roofs, stops the leaks-and although
dow dryer, rain does not effect II few
nours after applying. As nearly all paints
that are black contain TAR, be sure you o.
tain our GENUINE article. which (for shin
sa0 io's' - A.1.HocoLATE COLOR
month To- 1S3fan,sIa colcf. and y tolall
lintshts and purposes sLA1E. On s'sEs-s
TIN ROOFS
our red color is usually preferred, - one
coat Is equal to i've of any OF dinary paint
For
BRICK WALLS
oi saint ns,S eysr inslodncsd tist M sfeetualiy
srevent dampness rom penetrating and
discOloring the plaster.
houses and fences, or as prtming coat On
Unr only colors are CHOCOLATE, RED,
BRIGHr RED. and ORANGE
1sr NEW 1YoRx ,a1 sc CASH PRICE List.
Gallons. can and boz IS 50
ke0 go
30 half barrel ls0u
q one barrel 30 OF
~ We nave In stock, Of our own manufac-
tu,e, roofing materials etc. At the follow
1000 rolls extra Rnbhes Roofing at ) cents
| per square foot. Or We will furnish Rubber
Roofing, Nails. Caps. and Slate paint for
an entire new roof, at ~ cents per square
foot.
cents per square foot.
1900 rolls 3ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at 21zz
cents per square foot. gETl
100 rolls Tarred sheathing, at n cent pei
square foot.
500 gallons fne EnAma4 Paint mixed
ready ior use. On inside oroutside work. al
u per gallon.
send for sampls card of color.. All or.
ders must b accompanfed With the money
or satisfactory city references. No goodl
shipped G. O. D., unless express charges ar<
| guaranteed. tdls asA
sample orders solicited.
n. L. SLATE PAINT C0MPAHY,
l02 4 IOi MAIDEN LANE, New York
The Morning herald., 1877-01-26
0eM At n. "

Anolha robbery was committed in Bran
dywfne hundred, on Monday night last
Some unknown party stole quite : quantity
oEDeal from the residence Of Robert Miller.
alAfed On the Philadelphia Turnpike about
G1ae from this city. This 10 the second
time NJ. ANler has been ROBBED within the
pase fsW months. The majority Of the far
'neFs have provided themselves with powder
and shot, Aid VIII IN future give these wan
derinp gents a warm reception.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-26
AMBoY LIvIsION.
From Market Street Ferry.

Accom- for New York via Perth Anl,% n,ss
snd Jamesburg and Monmouth JgnC..I
$50 and 2 p m.connecting for Long b"'-
Accom- fsr Trenton, connecting WIN "a An \
press rains for New YORK. " saN
Accosl for New YORK, via Trenton -
way " Train 10 Burlington sp m. SUNDAY
Trains Q 90 m, ana and "a. On
Way Train :or Bordentown II 80 p"' "
Sunday at6y m. ,d ~
For KinkorA Branch 6sOa m, anu
Fer Hishtstown .. s.spsm,2 SIS and -
toI .ucke-, own 0A N. and 81 n; ns;ws,a
For nj. dolly and Psmberton sanda danIs III;
m. Is, T. y 80 and IL S0p m. For Nv D
- %, IS and p N. 80 lspl
unu~y Traiks for Mt. Holly los H.
rrn.n. arrive Thirty-second and y MIn ~,
streetG-From Pittsburg SO, 7DdS DdSv
7Up p m, daily, - m, and 1U p .nd N w.
except Monday. From Ere aIx IMxopdu
and Q IS m daily, except sundnssy.. n N
from Buffalo and Hiagra Falls ~ %
S& p m, daily except MonEI%Strs onnIntrs. m
Wiiiiamspors, ] 20 , m daily, e except e 4. ~ y
day. From New York Z &: 4@ "a ~
lO40and II @ q. on eundaiF1 from
am, ,70. s 50, 1910. II 20 p m: -, r,yiile ,viile, NJ
ton, Pntilipsburg and yVHsnilt
. m, aud . IS m. also arrive AZ Haiseplg
ton Depot 9kS . M. and 4 % y: dCHe
car tickets can be had at 1roea .scond ~
nut streets, and Depot Thirty
Market streets. vtl ~
III rns snd SSIsG sSeck bsnssss iSo% Aots'ss
Residenoes, Time cards ana Iq. qn.spots ~
ton can be- obtained at the psoliovlps
Ferry named above. and at tne
TICKET No. 636 Chestnut etSTe Chestue
y, II. Cor. Broad anu
OFFICns No. ll0 Market Streek r., vi
FRANK THoAPs0N. D. A:n,n fssg, ~
0enI Manager. den
The Morning herald., 1877-01-26
CAPITAL PRIZE, Slseoe. Z g.
% )oor1cKErs AT ONE DOLLAR FACE

1893 Prizes. amounting to S66 SIS
Write ,or Circulars or send orders to
CHARL ES T.H WARD.
New Orleans, La.
rRHGULAR QUAk rERLY DRAWING
on February 4, ls7. Tickets 80 each Cap
itai prize 5000.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-26

CHANGE OF HOUKS-WILMIN0TO
~ 4 YVES TERN NRAILROAD-Comm memo
ing Thursday Dec. 4. 1870, Trains will run
as follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 20 . m, and Sopn
Leave Landenburg Q 45 m and l 90 D. m.
Arrive at Wilmington 75s m, and 10
pm. .."
Arrive at Landenbers al IL m, and 40
D. m. .f ..l o.
CONNECTIONs.-Train leaving LAuden.
berg AZ 8. q a m. with train for Philadel. !.
phia at 10 Am. F.r. '5'II.... \ - -
Train leaving Wilmington st 1880 a =,
with trai leaving Phtladelphia at Z. 10 q m
and PennsylvAnia and Delaware train leav.
Ing Landenberg at l 70 p. m.
Train Leaving LAndenberg At - D, m
with Pennaylvania and Delaware trs Ii, and
with train leaving Wilmington for Phila.
at ~ p. m.
Train leaving Wilmington at $40 u m
with train le. "'l.S Pr''a ,.t =, 4 il n.
N.
xagaf.H .0AlW QQNNE4L, kupt,
The Morning herald., 1877-01-26

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
n A FORTUNE:-stC COND GRAND
Monday, February 5.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CON.
This Institu ion was acknowledgements
tionsl purposes. in 1865, with . Capitalof
81 ,0D 600. TO hich has since been sdd.d .
reserue fur Of $4,000 is GRAND SIN
GLE NUMBER DRAWINGS will take
place monthly. 1t never scales or post
pones. Look at thefollowing scheme.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 90, ,o0o.
1000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
LIsTOF PRIZES:
1fHF1E 1fARzTA1 y falzE 'iSs:sS iS::, 9
/ do 500
2 do S2J50 500
5 do l,W0 500
10 do 500 500
,SS sS SS 2sso ss--,ss r..r, q. ,saS saS
100 do 80 500
800 do 10 500
40Oo do 2O,00u
NJ Ia APPROxLlGATIoN PnIzEA r.
sApproximation Prizes Of s10 n,so
8 do do IS Mj
|60N Prizes,.amoununingto .Slll, LOO
Write foy Circulars or send orders TO
.s-r cHAs' Y Il E1H{,xs.sD' s9{MA.p'
;ofwILL1AMsoN 4 Coz
jsnSti III Broadway, N. Y.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-26
BELvIDERE DIVISION.

From Thirty-second and Market yrestA-
Express for Lsmbertville, Fleming0r.
Phillipsburg, Easton Water Gap. Scr1n'
ton, e,c., IL . m, and 4 46 p m.
FOR Pennington, H0pewell. etc. II an: =.
From KensingtOn Depot.-ExpreU ~
Trenton LAmbeF Vile, Phillipsburg, ~
ton, W0ter Gap Scranton, etc, 60 M
10 Is N, ana 1 Is PM.
For Lambertvilles 8 lopm. FOR Belvla'"
For pennington and Hopewell lois a.
and 5 l6p p m. 80 ,.n
For Flenfn gton IS and 10 is q n, andSp
p m. I' t.R
The Morning herald., 1877-01-26
$SO,5l4 81

Total, $780, ,5l4 81
The City Auditor reported that be had
Examined the accounts of the several cisy
omeeu and found them correct.
The Street Commissioner reported Is men
employed In the street department for the
wesk ending January 1osh.
Tia Chief -EnGtnear Of tho Water De.
partniefst reported 50 men employed during
the week ending January %.
The pay roll OF the Water Department,
amounting to $3.50 56, and the pay roll OF
IL suest depssrneut, $s5 81, were fead and
WIN. s. Hayes, Registrar Of Water, re-
ported having received 81, $50. Oh since last
report, for wser rents. sac. -
Orders were ordered TO be drawn during
the evening to the credit of the following
The Morning herald., 1877-01-26
lynanRAtHeAph,,, = y.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON ~
i BAE1AOhE KAILROA AND
"A NOvemhAy ~ TO-.

( - A0SVs
Trains win leave Wilmington q. tou.
FsiiadslpAle ana iintsrmed,.,.
J Z n 80. - leA~Am,2 %. ~ -
ri;':S;sS,. 8 8. !: I. and ss-. re,a,,e, am, ,nn
Baltimore and intermediate station. :.
san m, %ss 8 .ns r. ysiss;n,ns.oa =, &. 1852 ls ~
Trains fQr elswaIe Division le.v.
New Castle 500, e2. 0a6, : m ~Tsi lSo Sior
pm. - Aa w
Wyoming ard intsensd,ats .t.,,,u
gas N. 9 50 pm. M ars :, '''nA' ~
Dslmar and 1ntsrmediats station. ~
08t4M, 49, ASsg Ul'1 ScAoAs 90
I~ sUNnAY TRAINS
Philsdelphie and ! intsrmsdiass .tat,,..
u %. 90 $40 p IN. '~ueai
Phifadeiphia and New York. eoa. A..
Baltimore and " ashi lgton l252 -: .a
! For further inlDrmatiOn nasssn0 nan.
referred to the time tables posted ~ sSs "
pot ~ toe d.
janl-ly H.FKENNRv e
. - ..- AfIl
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EzSSssS~~O4xxUUUY
49,. ! .2Qag9 ,IaSJoH4v.
sSSne-1Ao Ooos1vsss Ov6eaonee-Ces.

09oosv - sxxSGEE@40 ~
sssne-1Ae Osa1rsss OeeenA1se-Cse.
sii6tA66S1xt ossss Dtaasi ss.i ''5As
The City Coancl eoevsosd last evening.
Preeidsak Llchtenssaln u tie cAaF. The
:ise no e r!4tssisg ye6 6isU IL 10 srt. =
n. Bskss, Chairman Of IL 1pseial Con-
No.. Spad conmuniea&ioa hoa 1snU.
NeoGo - ekhsso, = regard 10 inp1Faasa
dspositsd BY them m the Braneyutne. ~
the saggestion Of Mr.. Moor, Ar. Baker
moved that the committee b empowered 70
consult with practical chemists In reeasd to
tie ihiurious effect Of such matter % is de-
postte&, when on motion Of III. Raear sAE
report was adopeed, and power grsnssd: \ /
Mr.. Eehlker, Chairman Of Water, Con
nittee, reported favorably upoas sraation ~
G. A. RodDey, President Dsk ware 8cssg
Company, 70 havs ovespsN vaaar+ tax
refundad snd N ordsr was drawn Tor the
amount ofD20N.
". Tpoa4 presented pe.itionoi james
MeVeystrayiA63hat overIan water tax OF
9S O. - Mlando1 selsiming that he vas
assessed for house and bar room, HAVING
no bar room In connection with his hoase.
Referred to Water Committee.
A pokitioa Was presented from 8. B. Cul-
bsse. aAE East An s,rect, 1skin1 % have
overpaid water tar aasoanttug - o3fefund-
Cd. Referred to Water Committee.
Mr.. Chandler presented communication
from Z. L. Rice in reference to litigation
now pending, praying that an arbitration
COMMITTEES b sppoiatM fro0 the Coancn 70
act lIdh5NafssF. SReserred TO Law COM
mittee.
Mr.. NcGlinchey offered substitute to
the LIT Asction Of the proposed City Ordi-
napce ID regard to the rtceival Of propcssls
for city contracts. Mr.. Pickles objected and
thu urnpoeed substitute FeAd TIE Afst aud
second time and referred to the Law Com
mittNe. .sa ~ srs szFs y-yses "F@T- ~ 81
A ooui Sieasios was odhrsd.fs Joehua
T. HeklA, ffesident or the Christiana I'm
prcvement Company, in reference TO asses
neut for laying water pipes on south side OF
creek. Referred.
The City Treasurer submitted his weekly
report: 80 r. -
hala.eAs4b bakto mests esr-
eva rent expenses, $29,sl4 81
Redemption of bonds, 7O W
The Morning herald., 1877-01-26
KENsINGTON DEPOT.

IT. ft. ~ .. efI.t
8ustleton, 9 IS m IL NJ 'on, S and Sopn.
way Train for Bristol ID p m. For Taocny
Trenton 9 IS and 10 Is . m, 2O5, So lktY
and 20 m. On sunday 9H am, md
For rntsnnial Depot, stopping at Gun
berland street, slearileld street, Frank
ford Road Dummy Crossing, North Penn
Junction. Ct rmantOwn Junction and
Ridge Avenue. at & Is 8 40, 9S, 10, NA
II - I'M and y 10 p m. ReturDinglesW
Cennti Depot at Is o25, 10 50, II q IN,
II noon, & 65, s %. 8 50 8 20 and $50 . n.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-26

pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
on and after September 10. sx
. TrsiD. rr I; .i lssys Dspot Thirty.sscond .,A
. MAIN LINE, WESTWARD.
Bryn Aawr Accomm, 8 % am, s~pm
800, 3 %, 90, $50 and II 50 D m. ~ ~ ~
day; 10 2 N, /. ~. lO9o pm, W 'ua'
powna,nst omnaasg " g Accom-. IL m. 10 30 pm, o.
limited Fast Mall daily ,m{
Niagra Axpress daily, except Sun. wan
Renova and Kane Express daily 7@sn
YORK and asnover Exn,... 7Nan
Lex sasfRt &.!sa !seGssyi ssi ..esp. suna., ,S.n ,:,n
York Mail daily except Hundav' ss%en
Nall rain daily ION sunday leaves ~sa
atS y z N, and runs only to Har-
Fast I.ine and Rnn.,o 80oam
Elmira nh snd L. H.van r., l2Bpn
yorR Eth; Hs;nov.r ana rr..,. n@pn
HsrrisSurs A Scc:oo d.,,v HHpn
f,esn SunI mhia and v.-,.A. 2Wpn
.sncss,s; Sunu and W.. r 4ppn
81 SIhnohy sahyy.~ r-.,. 80, 6oan
esr, srn ,ehS:r rxp,... .,.. s1pn
nj: and Rrrre,o 6Gpm
pittsDure Express daily, except '"'n
c,na' san'dsy;, r. e1pn
Snnsa. Iu EAPIesS oalIy. 9Wpm
rac, cAc 49, ,IAgfcSS n, daiIy uHpa
Rochester, Buffalo, and Niagara,
rfn,G,a OILY 20 !, ,MTiliismsport) n1pa
Monday, fs,r which tickets must be- pte
cured and baggage delivered ct ll0 ~.
ket street, by s p m. a :, N
r NEW YORY nYVrornN
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04

The nia-kctn'er of Fulton Nukey have ia-t started
he,i i sour kitten capable of feeding GEO p,rons cliv.
~,e ORIGINATOR of the project Gentleman VINO emTha'clT
Ce publication o his naH0, 2; the i.1 t'it
na ls elnpaniaus m the maTErt ny emplGy the el'an
rls ~ trd sToeTv SAILS Ai mt exc whole
me .uu 'ue,r aal ich Wo,d relieve 'ee
hnr yrr ~ hr hat neia .hoIood- Mr. D8rion
r-4r1-ld of htBc basement In The north
vet mi CORNER - market; hartwarc mrrcaapc near nN
r.sel gallon Srtle trd gentleman sent Ia bar
r. r,s lrd tar UEetueH I'll PROMISED meat aid We ceta
M ,i m 90 keep ,be b. ,rilo b0nnr The vile aud LITTLE
ls-,t.f ~ The ofi4ci expressed wish % put Their
fruuas rru'siuH tsc enterprise agd $50 Together with
500 n m- money. were uref in huine up fhe
tf-len huriug a of coa! and beginning the
ar. q rf, thr so1u. Tv9 urem0lnret men were en-
aua lpfc3 r1utluc; the Aiichth. ihu-
fis ri toil rcac fIr expenses. Aiatn"
M t'cTc1 - u cnirrjed. uuf This sou
Hst enttpssh-d uP'n for S0lr fine About -Ji cin
.l rWntdr - OF lhr auri 7Ht% d1 enjoy tie warm
reu~f- Uyff gfFvn use fne2 eu y i'Frr r
1lufrT thr t.$i q pfrtnt bn'nsiN'e
Who Aiti teI noit0
D. . r y SECOND apf tEc
d.s,ih the destitute oi cargo or ,Fo ei
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw,YoRE....................JAs.3 s.

PORT OF NEw.YCRR. RR........-.--...-....JAS. 3.
CLfAEFD
ssusinp lyman III, Aol-aAi'4y 1iasgo"' Hri''eIson
amshl2 Gu; STREAM croreL cl4IIestOn J. ". Quataru
-p u.suar ,us) Kols.rom, Hayse. Sc Funeh, Eaye
lafs Perseverance. F. zoccoia, NarssIes sc, james
X II sea Pich. ,Ierres valpa7asso. Fabbd CLANCY
HaX tauidO aac-O, tib aitaI for orA Ia'Io
Beg iIa,ina- Meyer c.enfueros Jas. E. Ward & Co
ARkl| ED.
steat ship Copernen t8ri ? trir, BIO J9nedro Dec
p1-- B.,s. Z jew NJ ,.- ~ ~ -,
Port 1'y .th vs. IN n,i7e lnd pas 10 g D. var @ ~ 5 % 90
,ea' nd MO 1.g a. n n :. ia & Daoin,oa -trafsiiii ca
st-aHstI Al9 9enlarie 1bpS Le"es "'tH nurt' an "@
Ms-cErLsNEors. ....- -,
u ANA sad,e nom New Dee % rryea here a'
Rice .l ior,iand D,c 2J lOr LIverpc- r-Veu EcF u"
Noy-l7 IN. a-7he Anchor Linc steainenr As-yria,
Doa4 ao Ne~ OK Dee 10 ior Glasgow afii' d Aefe
yesterday.
S5p s's NaTshsn r'a LiVerpo" '"r NS"-l'fA Dec I''
81 Sorta- ,' est Lishta-ip
DISASTERS.
H7.yys Mass Tau. 3TBe scar r. A Fro.t w1fi cargo
t. log r,Bc De- a. and became Ths
Fgs-loLLliii4 Jan. s.Tlr 5ra Hjen o. PAlie, !" bah
afye. tsr tdv was cuf ey te III towing up ana com
heucei ~ ir L when -he WIS O. Cd
FOR IG> POgTs.
LsRyr Jan 4.-TIe state Lire sfeamshp state oi We
vsaa fr Gls.ss ior ,g YORK. ll.sG hence Saii ia
lat o. n.
Hsy4>A JIu. 3-A-T1vec steamship city Of Sew-forE.
hol %
DOMESTIC POETS
Psi 4pgLr1A Tm .-AFliv-d shin = IN, Homer, iISn
Lcr.a. h1 loan .f. - Iuhnsol. S2it4nf+r via BHf-
ff.I.u a. lif4gry bsgd. ir3g4 Liverpool Acif
Ga .e- l,~sv Irruan.iTa cie rr III~iie SAXON.
tl.e .ot ,9-; Ci6cks., Ion 'e"1ol 5'i1i'
D..
BOSTON, I..t a. rfrvef steam hrs Olympus inning,
fInl fa.,. Worcester fezt. sclr J.
4 Sweeney .Grrs. alNesipn.
BtLIfa .E IN 3.-ar-Ivr I1g Charles Dennis. Dodge.
H., Hef4l tl,1rca, steamship hAa4 crane, dO~cs, ivi
PloC4rut-.
.for La,est gbto yr,cg see FTfth Pure
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
rrr CURING clrB AT CENTRAL PARK.

The annual match Of the National Curling Club
'ot a. vcsi-rsy afternoon The Conservatory Pana il
0tr Pars THO ,llb tri1e in Yart rrpre~enini"
a.. vart1 OF Scotland .aia the prze the Daypo
mr which hos held hv the ~ the south for eiX
80 years. The ,ayicucuts - fhe are Tie cnrlne
sa ae -rani,-, weighing 80 24tn.s ard '6 inches in
circumference % Eorse broom. Each side
l- ned ns u rpa- ouI. rink of Nnr'sr
tItU aItsag 4 southern The game ae
rlr r finished nj 100 %. IL one of
games paveG ly The c1h The N0 ~ won nf
,.e -~ u 1Ul. TAr PLAYING ,'e, Tie members dH
- friends retired - fhe Casino who-c sl1ue, "9S 3Ws
uerI m officers the % Eoiert Gor'iDu, Pat
rn John L. Pres d.t. James stew art aM George
~t~S Presidents the Rev William OFhistOn, D. D.
Chaplain
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
p1csrNnnPN N1LlFn

FDR rrvEPPJ0I-Ia s's1g,.a,D Ea-si7. Jan. 2.T .
pev w r A!eftt Rafac Esrh3. Mis- Blake. r. on Re
BeichroI'r ae SER ~ 10 ert ca a. Dun. az :ns
rld-4.ya. 7. puun AGslfl Feet. i+nes T. hpftun-. MA
b. q r1 lu u .r. X Gi Ind ChIre- 60 ere. j. Gree
tasui L. Grilur Waitcr Hidden, Ms. JatBrs u. E"pFu
.ri.s n. lf. Mrs ~ il. Levin llF
.ssrfr sirx uLer HcLeod Geo nricod, P \. = 10
Br teen uir.l e vrss H.n. ~trtscD FTz -. q. Pow
cr-. r. b pu a.. Nj 4h4 NJ O. No tn ~uAt, j. ~" Az
Jrhn r. - John Iayar. NJ int ir-. !. 2. va 81 las
N.rlcr Is 81 J Wetgiar Wit L-tHards g,i
Carolina Ze-t1uU, \. Ralao-ph. Pagott, r..
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

SEw-YORK CITY
G9th st 4 ~ u o. 9Th av'. 4GzlG05 licratio ,
vrf ~ y Les ArrflN .>"iii''4
Mad, ,~pn,ve g. 9eti and 13t-sgs 30''x2fb as' va
aud J. fl-std. 2-E 90 Geo - Dis ,,
,.5rIsri h. sIDruf -'f'tp
HIT \ = 4iI ~ I" ~ ,irn 10000
Mao. 5,g. 49, = e q ri, s9,l ~ o'A l' 33OC0
'v5s -, u = % 80 ,eii "a -,le,nnn a5rX -. 5000
y 20 ,5 m y ~ I,4 md Nj = 70 jahn RI IGoo
'USl,-'' @ = +. . - .rg, \, w ~ Nominal
IA -.aaSg, " , .@' %, r,a ,ai, ca-5o. on $4,000
Nil,--,v-. G. ltutlist JoNlu0 Ban tait ~
-as Ward; Patrick la0ler aud "lic 20 El"ai" . foo
5ti 4, u f. 1851 10 = l2tst 2jrl 90 also 'o' u ,oo
nv ryr V... .,s Morris l0 Pe1einlc Motifs. WV"
A'eTyR R,' lt 80 , - . i same % =. .an.e - 10000
1ntr ~ .Iil ~ 25.lA J Ntinh 'i"AAS c.
ana Wiio to jaime. Broos7 -----,. a 49, 4''''
-s.t : " = I' 5G g e sr,a o. 1'a'e S II 900
9.- s. b. - ,, q .,i = on ~ 'i. isic y fGi 49,. 10000
~. y ~ = rr,-rt r pane ...-.. Nominal
Va.Iiatar.lvc q. - n 0t l-.-st. vnTl2 t-tth
&a.al' A'r-- "'1-i' lla "i' ~ ..' 215o
4'a =, - - j.. 10 ., :, y ". .. ,l 800
.llt.ve p . "f iluih-f. 26l"fElb0 EhWAf' - ..,
Gale. Isaac hel I!l-..rer -N''h'Hii
S!s n ~ fntf, 5tu-ave, -J1l0n"i Wm t'ii~y 81.
cl- D. . 10 q. o. 9 shave. 2JvlhuJ 'me = tanc IfsJ'
Wa-. l,, u,.ur ~ GStl--i ,-.tN.u t-ilA -a.
fDD,caLI }. J.. Sav&@E DopIty I'es.stcr.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
parr n GorpP. =.

PANT fT-GoErF. ,.
gao smith e. a. agt New. 1901 Schurpau art Hughes
49, fn4 &c 1906. frac, v et al aat Cos
-4-7 Fr.Aiet a. a. agi. Reed - telo. g,
s5i5 aEt. Jnison. 539f. OF CenB1r agt National
IS T.. miller Q a. at. Hen - FiTe ms co. -
." ,t--cxsou. NO .Ansnnia B. & G. Co
r91f NauaT fgL Carey a-L corner
- yViitsu asr UndeTaEl 1900 .Rruvan agt jameson
al.
,,-o Fr.aI,h ag1. Schappert 1928 wiChiman agt Dun
49, 81 ri ham a0d
,.o cohen at Rosenstock 5SO6 Lord IL agt Russell
PANT II.--~BEEiDAy. }.
C--G -am1s as. Rowland. 749$ AuAeTson aud ano aet
ISIS .I.tHCir - al. agt - No-hhurae ana anl.
Taa1s. lb3I .s'eincT ana are agt
-6ie .N4tSpuIc agC Van - Oasoih -
W.Itl. 143l. -Gott~i'eFger sgt NC
-624 MrCoVran stein. Aplae.
N. 7t.5l.- FuTaal agt. ZBk and
TO- 1,a9i.eln 73rG. Pos'r ct Al. agT. Good
rrIa ll.I .tuo ait
. V-vcTs ea6s Evous ct A. ag; Can.
ESQ rr. rff AZ Eirnrq n-id
-. Il ,glau6 AIT. -uonlon 1a03. fal- and sgt.
Robe.
CvVrn 60 SFssfONSfAET lifi} Fsi hslf, JDavlo -tar
rrr Nl,ssl .Do.ie II, ronteTft Ja-u Vheee burglar
I % 7ttl~'HesT. F1Etl' Kegcrs grand laFvcly, tabc
tr...l 5-olIr ~h8i r, l@ ot9h, hHos 'inef
-, an Hcit C'ar's Saykn7n. John h3tter, Fref llch
tre taif- kcstr Bonn ii. Nacvpgan. danes A a ler
s. - ia racf JC'n Hln, Augsl Freeman, Deith ilnko
1r1. I August ~hEfe. HcIry BGclzoiasc. Eliza
isri, C.ih JoaH MAI z8n. paH.ei ~ciruntL BsniHeci
Torrtat forn DfolUt Fr-eTcs ielser Nlaneua Sa-s r
J.u E1-tD P4 Dip Hgssemer. Anton Ccnil helry Lake
man feEty innz uieieaifanof.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04

FPOM FTOJANETRO. Sc.-Tl steamship Coocratr's Jan.
3Sr Nls ~t,aru .tDd sou liIs a. T. IA IT, : a. lIeh
t -sr1aut. y EelL1 r. J. &. Brsuer. Capt and
N~ T. 81. C.olcr Oh Idr,n Jule Graf 3i5
n. TO Jrsistouo0 Aig.sI ArzGaya, " K. LIanei. J. T.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04
Drp Goods.
A. T. Stewart & Co.

WILL DURING THE PRESENT WEEK DISPOSE OF.
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, AL THE NOVEL
TIES REMAINING UNsoLD THAT WE'RE SPECIALLY
IMPORTED FOR THEIR HOLIDAY SALES. THIS
INCLUDES RARE BARGAINS IN FANCY GOODS.
FURNISHINGS. sHAwLs cLOAKs, SUITS, FUBs,
SILKS, RICH DRESS GOODS. etc, etc.
BROADWAY sTHAvF 9TH AND 10TH sTs.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-04

"Mr. Jones, vou SAID y0u were connected
with tac iue aris: do you mem Uaat yOu arc g -euf-
tn - ~. sr. don't >cg!pt self, baS fGTuisA p
stone 20 tAc man that does"