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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05

promptness in publication was less urgent The execu
ton OF the work makes amends for the delay. Better
political hand-books of the kind have never been pub
lished in Albany
The Erening journal Almanac contains the cleo
ton results in all the States, the civil lists OF New
York and the United States, domestic. foreign nccro-
logical and political record OF the year. calendars OF the
special and circuit terms Of the NewYork Supreme Court
for the year. biographical notices OF the members OF the
New-YOrk Legislature, and miscellaneous statistical
tables The arrangement Is orderly, and the manual Is
exceedingly useful one especially for lawyers anu
State politicians
The Argus Almanac contains the vote for Pres
idcnt electoral and popular, from the foundation OF
the Government to 1877 the results OF the last election
I'm all the states; the vote OF Newiork by election as
ricts the finances of New-York including the taxes OF
1886 the receipts and expenses Of the canals the cost
OF the public schools and deficiencies of the prisons
biographical sketches OF state officers aud members OF
the Legislature chronological and necrologle al Fe.oru
of the year; court calendars, and statistical niorh9n
OF general character. The work has been carcIuiy
ana ntclgently done and much that everybody ought
to know can hesfOand between the cONefs' DUN III
MANAGES are wen printed.
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rrHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1877.
Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Editor.
FOURTH EDITION.


FOURTH EDITION.
issue OF this standard and valuable Political Almanac
for 1877 contains many features oil great service anu
importance Among them are; - ,,-,
= THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.
with all It's amendments together WIN al recent
In the constitutions OF the several States.
2 FILL, ELECTION RETURNS from all the satts anu
Territories OF the for state officers and MemDerso 'on
rress. -, ,..,.. -, rto-,J. South Carolina and
LOUISIANA both sets Of returns are given IN ful) $500
THE POPULAR VOTE for President from 1924 to 1876
inclusive. ,-,,.-.,.,
THE ELECTORAL VOTE from the first Presidentsi
olc "a te last giving Of each state Tor eac can
d,dote with full explanatory notes illustrating he "oIAs'
Of Electoral College system -,
= ALL TIE NATIONAL PARTY PLATFORMS OF the
campaign OF 1876 ...
q ms RS OF THE XIIVth CONGRESS- and Of the XLVth
a. Jar a. elected she principal Executive ana JUDICIAL o
Gers with digest the number and location OF Inc minor
Civil officers. - - . ..s..,
Ar THE LAST SESSION OF CONGltESS.
q LISTS OF THE COMMITTEES OF THE U. S. SEN
ATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
o. INTERNAL REVENU r. CURRENCY. ana BA MIXING
IS statistics 81 the ordinary rNcnies ana eNpehul
lures OF the Government from 1859 20 1876 INCLUSIVE
10 STATISTICS or FOREIGN and DOMESTIC TRADE,
aud OF The IRON Steel Cotton WOOien Manufactures Of
Other departments valuable and important are
also included in the Almanac when respects
ono Of The complete exhaustive ever issued-inds
pensahle to every public intelligent citizen.
twenty-five cents PER copy, postpaid Eve copies for 81
ISpRN Ia TIE DAILY TRIBUNE ior 1876, uniform with the
ALMANAC so cents, postpaid. Address
THE TRIBUNE,
New.York
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THE ALBANY ALNANACS.

The compilation of election statistics has been
M arluous ana complicated undertaking tlis year.
Uadcr tie pressure popular demand FOR Ut facts and
fcares Of the political canvass and for information re-
speeing electoral controversy, extraordinary e1er-
:. ms were made and THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC was issued
fa,ly in January. The Albany aimanacs nave been
iCd later IN the season but inasIDuch az they deal
~ state rather than national politics the demand Tor
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Go Ubom it aIap Concern

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Broohlnn propsrtr 90 Get.

Two LET-FactOry in Williamsburgh, with en-
CINE, boiler shafting e. Young, 3o ochemeT0rn st. Bn
vEO LET-HOUSE, stable, with large garden,
fruit Gc IOstIlst, between 9th and 10thayes Apply
to JAMES ". COATES. 23l Hadsonst
rENO LET-3-stOry brick SCHO0L-HOUSE, No.
i 1853 Ronsen 81; :-stOry brick DWELLING, 40 VII
Iourhbyst GORDON l.. FORD. 81 Clark 81. brooklyn.
yg'O LET-DesiIable HOUSES in Brooklyn, at
mode ate prices; 40 I6i Washington st.. Nassau;
NOS - Icsss and 80 Otaugr, corner Of Hicka-s
Apply to EDWARD SIMPSON, 81 Walst.. N. y
rENO LET-On Prospect-place, Brooklyn, near
Ffh-2Ve, the mcdiumslzci trcesiCry brick hOnse-
aud houses in good order and contain II
rooms each VIII be rented low 90 good tenants
Robert :. BGS,iNG 2Jf M0nt1 gue-5t, Brooklyn.
rENO RENT, FURNISHED-Thc full-sizcd,
STORY and basement brick house, 95 Hartsons,
opposite Christ Church the house j. I'm good order and IS fully
furnished location Is very pleasant mod
crate Apply premises
rI'O E-$S0O-FOur7story, brOwn-stOne,
high stOop HOUSES, 22Xjj feet, on lot 100 ie situated
on Third ST. BROOKLYN, Seycnthaye, and the blgn
ground adjoining Prospect PARK Third ST. Is the extra vile
slcr leading ta the PARK This the highest
ncaiinu part OF the Whole city The houses are
fIsiCa5t in respect IN perfect orief ana lhHcdale
POSSESSION can b. give $500
IRA KIMBALls corner Fiithayc and Ninth IT, brooklyn
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Gl!n deal GsIaEe for Sale.

DARGAIN FOR INVESTMENT.- Three
ID doable FLATS, cheap Apis -, Last lo6th ST.
LNOR SALE-BROWN-STO near Park and
Elevated faroah @,.OOg 10 $1,000 to let 5000 40
5000. J. W oTlytN-. Brpadw'y iLo 52l-.t
EOR SALE-HOUSE -, throc-Story, brick on
Westinghouse, 10000 JaE.-';- ShonD on West Isl
ST. brown atone: We: I2ist thru. story brick, 'iO,ou
5000; West 2.}st., tory, $1,000; West 2JthSt,
$1,000: 2~hst. 30 0tO WcS JDlst. three CRY,
;ick or Drown stone Brooklyn Houses al bar
t.r.rlcINc. AonGu1,. luinc! ~
and Nlais0u-sI.: locations the liii HALL
& -QCIEi.S, ~ Wtst 2.d-st.
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REAL ESTATE.
FEw-YoRR. Saturday. n

FEw-YoRK. Saturday, March 3. 1877.
The following was the only sale cOnsum-
mated at the Exchange Salesroom to-day;
BvE 4. Laurence q co.
I basement brOwn-stone, house WIN iot ss
West 3Oths 1926 It OF Othave lot ldoS9o0j ~ ooo
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feaal Notices.

SUPREME COURT Of the STATE Of NEW
- YORK, County ~ New.NOrk--HENNY O'UONNELI,
blalutin against " LILLIAN KELLY and JIONORA KELLY,
his wife; Thomas Cannon aud Ainie NJ Cannon ms wIte
The OF NrEiOr, Emil Hats Dauic! Robinson Charles
Il. Church, Thomas H. Green, Thomas Nolan, Oliver II
Reeve John Cuy Vassar "a Frank Coidan John D. Kee-
lev f.. Nelson LEckey Bernard Calm, eugene y. Bc
ri, ant The Bank NeW-NprN National Banking
ton. Defendants Su"m0ns--for relief ton not SerNCt
10 The defendants dle named ana cdth OF Them; III afe
this action winch will bo Hr the olco O Curk
city ANA County Of New Ih and 10 serve copy OF
the said complaint on the sbscrDcT. 81 his Office
No u Chambers ~Icct, ~ said ti4 Of New York. wGin
twenty days after the Of this YOU excl
sive 81 tie DAY scryl'c and You fail answer the
Will apply 20 the Court Tor the relief demanded the
c0Episut-pated NeN-IorS, Dec 10, 1916 GEO. w. Nc
Tie complaint In This action filed In the Office of tho
CLERK the Clty and County of NewYOgk Sh DAY OF
December, 1876 GEO. W. McADAM PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
VAN WINKLE, MERlBAII W., ct al.-Ncw-
York supreme Court city AMI County Of New York
James X. DohrH1nn, plaintiff, against NJ ba W. Van Win.
ke Joseph Van Wnkc Maria Sattery. Llvnia 4. Taylor
and Ichecc Segec his wife tarn Tu[fS Alop2o " alrh
Rohr Eva kohr Augustus T. DOhnnann, and Jennie DOh
Manu. his wife, Charino c. kohr, and Emma Rohr, defend
them; You and each OF you hereby summoned and r.
qurcd 10 answer the complaint in tins action, Of which
copy herewith served upon YOU ana ." serve copy Oi Your
answer 10 ne sdl complaint on tho bdDacIlners, al ihelr
Office No 40 Broadway In the city Of New-NGrk, within
twenty days after the service hereof exclusive OF the day ~
such service; and yOu TAIL 10 answer the sad complaint
within the lime aforesaid. the paiu in this action viii apply
10 the for the relief demanded In the complaint Dated
New. Yoro civ Jan 2l 1877.
BiRDSEYR CLOYD & BAYLIss. Plaintiffs Attorneys
The summons and complaint the above entitled action
duly hled in The office Of the Gcrk OF The CITY and County
BIRDSEYE CLOYD a BAYLIss PlainuGs Attorneys
Is law6WM
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New Publications.
BARGAINS IN BOOKS.

DARGAINS IN BOOKS.
THE ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA.
Eighth Edition. 20 vols. $50.
APPLEToNs',
10 vols. First Edition. half Russia sas'
For sale by
EP. BUTTON & Co..
7l3 Broadway. n. Y.
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IVAN WIN\LE. MERINAH n. et nI.-NnM-
Gotel5.

GRAND BOULEVARD HOTEL, Broadway,
~ Fifty nntrst. aud central Park, viii be opened March
! a hTstclass Family Hotel Prices moderate. Elegant
Restaurant
NEW-ENGLAND HOTEL.-Lodgings SOC.
~ 200 Hight single rooms. for gentlemen only weekly S2@
S. Corner Bowery and BayaIdst
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Gitp propcrIn 90 Eet.

Gitp propcrIn 60 Eet.
An upper part of HOUSE to LET, AZ West
S2dst TO private family only every convenience for
housekeeping.
Two LET-Elegant brown stone and brick
HOUSES on Madison ave- and side streets near the Park
three aud four stories cabinet nniFh with mirrors
from $500 TO $1,000 Apply TO A. WOODS. Office North
life Insurance II 10
York, between ii and o'clock
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.
4sthst,n son Of 7thave, 2Ox75.5; Nancy conk
lin and husband g Mary conkIln IA ia: Nominal
Delanceys, NO ioV AleAinaet s235OO
ls IG sn.yn So To O. Caroline %estheer $4,000
sthSve cor Of 2sds 5ossSS Mary
. EGsaHpa s. 5o5 Of 5Gh xGo same $4,000
T 81 PieIs and rfe TO "Sheitcfing $3.50
marsSrs nav and husband to + Ingrabam 1900
sass SI and ~ Se 10 r Rogers 10000
~ ran ana husband ia Livingston $1,000
Lexington a and e tor TO- Michael 10000
bIa"es and lie to- Geo Draper ..... sl91
4S snd S VIE 10 q Vanderbilt Nominal
4Snsii Kc1t ase Nominal
'1 har ~ and + vie ie to Anna DayId5on 1900
M sIt ora az TO- O. Ies = eko% 900
Leroy s. No. tc hApei'enoo 7775
iG R :; ~ Ieyiur.r ~ -. $1,000
Avenue n b. S : I% e II Oh $4,000
Se ,sr : S ISa S OF l'e y 5000
4C9 st. T. g2 w. II " y ., feiner
ith, w., - 3 M MIL, y u 'O' Nominal
s7hsi : lad II y 90 90 ySl wgrE B $4,000
1874 IT, y = O. II v Q, 'h''e' ''A'o' 5000
"a ave n corner OF Y1 neri LOO
LId2 o, - i Sprc "a to ii in Is00
sqhyI I.5d 10 y II Morn "o 10000
oSa ~, : = ~, ~ nsp TI Oh, 1900
IN aye 70 'Srt au 90 Sa.'' $500
Spring st. 2JNIOJ; Lewis, referee to ROBERT c-o
.'-''
tOhcldll D. T. oA'A"i3 D'Puy h'b''''i'
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Ha a. f Nh ,1 l.; iH a S' ger..... = go
Hsiis Ja"'' 70 II Du., > u ''' ~ 5000
K I9f 's If R a1a @e" X' "a 292
L ~ ';a ave- 10 n Snr meSt $500
Ritter, Charles II, to oliver Bronson, lioHrd'e t1d 200
Ward .--..--- ,----, DOW
@ awe Of ii,tsi Years T, 1900
Leonard VI, u Jarvis ir referee es oil SGi- al,
u ~ > IVvJO
WopiIuif N.cncti y, to Chas 9 WakSey 3 dist -
st. Madison 6,9'O
re- ,I'.' . y,,i an" WIZ ~ 1900
TOHC,lII J. !. SAyAGi, Deputy Register.
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Gitp properip 60 Eet.

A NEAT, PRETTY FLOOR, 6 rooms, ele-
~ CANT brownstOne, with owner 735 7thave; with or
furniture primo order laundry pnvilegesi posses
sion take Broadway cars SJj or $50. -
ITO LET-EngIish basement, stories, brown
Il stone, East 35th-st. near Park-ave. - -.
w. II. ONDERDONK 2S4 Pearl-st
ITO LET-TwO snug 3-stOry frame HOUSES,
IL rooms In each, and water At Washington lights
80 minutes from house to 3Ohst by Hudson River Railroad
reH To good tenant $500 per 2nnun immediate posses
sidn Apply 10 OWNER, II Barclayst New. YORK
Two LET-H0USES in very desirable loca-
lions. West 18Th. DIST 22d. 23d 4th 2jih 3ls and
3iihsts also Brooklyn Houses brown stone bnc or frame
from $500 to 81 200 Newark N j., White Plains, on
kers Tappan and Babylon. Hal SquIres 2O3 W. 25ds
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0eGcDers

QeGcDcrS.
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
Teacher every dcpar OF instruction, Information
parents Of good schools and sells school properties For
apply Miss " j. oung - Uuir'isgilrc. y b.
Mss Young ns severed her connection az years. with he
"Am"Cau school Institute COscq OF the bank
ruptcy Oh. s.. Hchernerborn q Co
CLASSICS, MATHEMATICS. ENGLISH,
" Natural Science, Mental Moral Philosophy French
and Gclmau-A EcEtirman ot extended experience and
teacher 81 the foregoing branches ii engagement at
once; best Please address y. -. Teachers
Agency, i7O7 Chrsinutst. Philadelphia.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 Union-square
e. Engagements made for TEACHERS No charge schools and
families. ANNA RANDALL DtEHl+ Manager.
I ESSONS in Phonic Shorthand day or even
ling privately OF in ola-s terms moderate. 267 W. 37 ST.
MRS. MITCHELL (hplomGe) supplies schools
I'VE and families with reliable nllcincn lady teachers
Coycrnrscs, tutOTa gives information Of good schools.
Families going to Europe and country will nud competent
teachers 90 accompany tIcm Ms MITCHELL refer 10
BUREAU, 81 West 3jtlsL: LOars II IN !.
MRS. ANNA RANDALL DIEIIL, teacher of
IVA Reading and Dramatic Action. 81 UBonsquarc.
~ COTESWORTH PINCKNEY'S AGENCY
Il = for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS supplies schools and
families with eachc teachers with pos
cTeasBg demand fO good teachers Apps for autumn
vacancies. send stamp for app icltion form.
r. COrESWORrH PINt.KNRY,
80 Union tn ave. side near l0tist NowYork.
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rse EAST 6lST-Sr.-Desilabl kOOA;S,,. 70 ~
9c class BOARD; terms moderate, priNs' '''-'
euoes given aud required
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vE,O LET-Two nicely furnished ROOMS On
Z second hOor, vita bath ROOM adjoining at ~ w.
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Real estate % eirrhanae.

ELEGANT HOUSE and GROUNDS on lead
h ing street convenient Wall -iort Ferry
would bo EXCHANGED for COUNTRY RESIDENCE in
part. rutland x WHITING Bee kmanst.
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sHc EAST 24TH-ST.-I Handsomely . tSS
z EO NISnED ROOMS ca suite or siusie' -
b..i with BOARD.
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lT2 MADISON AYE.--Mrs. K. n: JtNin NJ q
= has square room aud hail Eoon Oh i'"'
rent with board
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18TH ST, CT WEST between 9TH and ON,
! ay,s-s.ngle hall room for a gentleman e's'i"s
nltasanL lnineA home.
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PLEASANT ROOMS, newly furnished ~
gentlemen, with breakfast b1nri II ies. No..
neichuOrhoOi and lovely house, with the comforts
Slt l.Xlu.ion.ayc
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East Side.

EAS West l9th-St., near 6th-ayc. -KVVAS
EUtI with or without Board, double all single
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se(. EAST 32D-ST. Qirst-class private ~, -
s2tt- Frogt room ami room cpnusCtlhSi al" ~" 50
board, in American adult FAMILY teuos moderate -
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ss'l WEST 24TH-ST. --Parlor and bedrecs
S'e second lo1r. front with bgas1i also ROOMS ~
tlrInen, with board. Transient bOard p TAKEN
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ONE large ROOM. with closet, on taIs
~ LET without board 10 gentlemen only solu
exposure; newly and handsomely iaulsAeu l@nsN ii
ircsc1ei private family house nIst ass ieeEth'e -
al No. % West 2lstsL
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II WEST 9TH-ST., third house from 90.
4 4 aye.-A large, handsome sJGihtm exposure FRONT
ROOM all modern improvements with OF Without BOAApi
loo ard ref reaAcs lIet cllsa
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TOT 20 UCIIIIa dilIIF -, 49, ,o.,o .,.,..,.
Il sf Nf.y, -Al.l

q %HN TO RENT at NorWalk, Conn. from
Grs}SFtP. April /, the place known q, HON" Lawn,
iii ssanty situated BClOndve slightly elevated
ground. copr NJ c0mmoGIous house, uarn and other ont
lurgs With ab Ut tNo acres Of land garden lawn, Vut
&c; house I2 rnoms furnace gas water &C. is
within three minutes walk and horse DEF OTIS
post schools. aiI churches Of The most Deautitu
and althul towns ia Wv nsand. Apply 10 Farm HAN
BISHOP & co., M 81 iIOldSt
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CLEG ANTLY FL ..NISHED APARTMENT.
Il and Physicians Oillce. uHeNoepuonabie bo~i'A -
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4 FLOOR-Five Rooms, Bath. &c:-ocsSss
- ou MadsOn-ave; private table, n desired Aiso- A
mont, newly and completely furnished; sl-J per "O''
DALEY. CSC Gfh.gye.
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Country Board.

COUNTRY B0ARD.-A fine oppJr,ul y
~ small families Ia obtain BOARD n ,ss
OmnoisthS with houle comforts at nlo,ttsse skEtJ
uattd 90 hno OF New Haven Railroad Aduiess =
Darlen. Conn
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Dantlna Ata0tmies.

A Lien DODWORTH's DANCING SCHOOL,
~ REMOVED 10 No. GSl IIFrii-AVE.
Spring Term commercng FoI particulars serd Tor Cir
culaT. Private Lessons every day.
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BOARDING. 80 West 26th-st.-Slngle roOrlS
ID with class boari FOR gentlemen or tsi L"ta9~
vcnlcuccs with home comforts Prices reas 3I1.e
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Brooklyn Board

BOARD on the flights, No. n Jofdi'a,,S.sS. =
- corner Iiicks-FVo minutes walk 1oa W.. , . = es
south FcrTica sunny pleasant rooms, M'n 49,
FOR fGniilies sagie gentlemen AZ ii0detate i''''
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NO. . jTH-AVE.-With Board, large, ee-
n gatly furnished double ROOM, southern e1posus
modern improvements.
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Board and Rooms Wanted

n lessons IN Music English OF French. IN ~ i,bs
BOARD In q nrst. class family AddtesS A"''
Up.teMn ONCE, ], 1913 Br0adNay. Il
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Doaro dn0 Rooms.

Below Fourteenth-st.
FURNISHED ROOMS in a private family
L moderate terms No 81 Lafayette-Dlase.
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81 EAST 22D-ST.-R00MS TO LEI ""'
BOARD; reference.
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West Side

pOARD.-Third story front parlos and beo.
ID rent, vita board to gentleman AM VIE III
private hoGsg. Apply ct IL West l9th-st
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NEAT unfinished ROOM with hre.is.s7!
n WANTED by an elde riy Lady Of reiinci M SE
good neighbornood; reference. NuVtess fA
Tribune up town Office, 1883 broadwsy'
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

- STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK
SOUIHAAPTON AND BREMEN
COhPAN4'5 PIER foot Of sECOHDsr. HOBOKEy
ERICA. Sal March 10 MO~ET ~afu0itv vrrrj .,
WESfik SATURDAY. March N ODER -stgreay NarrL n
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW.YOFk 10 sol, TIA $40.
TON, IAVRK, OR BREMEN,
FIRST CABIN, 300 gold. SECOND CABIN $50 eolt
STEERAGE, $50 clTrencg.
Return Tickets at reduced rates Prepaid Storage Cea
Gates $32 currency.
For freight OF passage apply TO
OELKICHS & Co, Bowling rreen
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V'O LEr-N Grccuvilc, Jersey City, for one
I year from May beautifully located stone HOUSE.
furnished NeW York Bay, PamIapo depot, NewJer-
sy CcDn. RllOad % minutes from Ibcrtyst; house con.
ins i r,Is, hail large ycanda lront and rear;
barn carriage house, pony, and piae"n hos- ~ sur
roeA by 20 OF land with ue Old shade and ;rult
kinds: hChen garden; commands nHeSt views OF
Nr,'Yur. and hagpnr. Refers by perm sson 10 e. D.
hr" esq, 476 lToOmest. who Is now occupying the
PREMISE.
Forpa ticalrs amply to mn, ma ,o..,oo,,,o.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05

70 LII -, ,,,,,,,,, ,,o,.er,e IN rror,v mir,
Ward ui New with 0uthuilinIs ana large grounds.
O<E II Fort Washington, with TWO acres ground
OSE Paterson Il, with sixteen acres ground, out
bui,.n 5 quaint al ir 4.
THREE 1t Bath l.. j.. fICatnC GriYesend Bay.
Is KGf Ilots s;.i3u lc 70; lumber yards
O%fpt Pay.
0 T. Ironing Nor iavcu Canal and Harlem Railroad and
ONr Il; Iluut.rs Point, fronting canal
Inquire OF 4. II. Ed NIGER, II Nas'au-st, N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-05

'BNO LEr-Elegant COUNTRY RESIDENCE
~ NrwJetsry, % minutes rom Ciy Hall Ns" Vf. 81
itgrid PARK, tre inmates from Depot; grounds 20 acres,
Lttiillv laid with aud other trees lpi splendid
avra r~C0el from top 10 bottom finished IL hart
or bath and al other Improvements ~
city Iul>r. sable hot.hGHsy, g. DC Also DlHEt LIZ
Gt% p ACES Central Railroad OF NewIeTsey, % min
III f.o NeN York grounds in spl, ndi order
finest 0ci Jersey rent cueap. Apply Ia j. A.
woods Office America IfG Insurance Company, II
y,'pr.4i,st No York. between O'Clock.
, 1877-08-06
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.

~
A rcrr serious accident, which will prove
fatal To At least two ne'., happened about
o'clock last evening ai Tatten's foundry. corner
OF Twenty-faurtl aud TatLsoad streets. just he
low Penn avenue, in the Twelfth Ward. 4
number Of workmcn had Just completed The
casting of chilled roll. rhc work had appa-
rently bccn perfectly donc+ The molten metal
had been poured into the pit, af'd
one Ut the inuiders informed our re-
porter. that he had ncver seen q Job
that locked as though 1t lad bern done
in better style. All at onto, and without. ail
tn>tallt's Notice, the immense tllass Ut scl-hot
metal exploded and went flying in crery tlirec-
tfon. The men cugaxc1 In making the casting
wcre trrnbly h,irrcd. Tic explosion was 40
sudden that before thcy cnrid .ttirn thcy hnl re-
cetved all the injuries fate llai destined fer
Iicta. Sotne werc burned deeply from head to
loot. and of lursc tllcir rrcuvtrr s cut III the
question. OF the c'ercn ncu hurt txo arc, 81
the doctors say. doomed to die: These are
Natty Moran ant1 George Ebert. sThc accthng
metal fastened on to them in places until the
tlesh waa consumed almost to the bone.
, 1877-08-06

Monticello, aud registered at the Globo Hotel
AL. J. DUNCAN. Portsmouth, Ky., and l.. J.
Timers, Humboldt, Kan. They hal been drink.
Ing very hard, and were on hi9 spree. Sunday
night they novel to tho Doonc House, md
kept up their drinking. Tueslay morning q
doctor was called Ii: ~ the men showed
signs at trcmeus. The doctor prescribed
wtne, Of Which he and they drank ten b1ttles
before night, the doctor himself getting dread
fnl1T drunk. On learning thts. the 1andtorli Of
tho hotel dismissed tho physician and employed
another. This morning DUNCAN died at 8
o'clock. IIe was formerly merchant in I.oa-
don, o., where his father and relatives reat,le.
1tmers IL still sick, hut Will recover. both
were fnc~iookfne men, and dill mt appcar to be
aidicteti u drink. Dungnn@s father Will como
for tue remains OF his son.