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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
Gin Rsal estate for Sale.

NEEAP CORNER PROPERTY.-FOr Sale,
Y splendid CORNER covered with good bindings re4ied
o. II Ier cent OF price a-kgd much cash required
brr-r JAMES PRICE, 200 HJdsoa-at.
LOR SALE or TO LET-For Il term OF
years PROPERTY and pacSroW. corner al AEn-at'
Au-l1 "a a. d J.. NELSON, 20 BrPadN#Y.
TNDp SAL ia +hrpc-STOTV brOWn-StOne
UDr-S ON Murray Hf between 18th and 6thaves, With
furniture CARPETS &c; viii sell low go close an estate
GLO. II. PEIIlF, rs bruadWay.
TOR SALE-TwO CORES, with large fronts
sn Worth near ADJOINING The hsetS
Ere Insurance Company tAls Yop'Ii! can 't improve" "
- l. 3 LLCCEEE & Co.
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low lands
il wINNrRAG0 20.

~. peslt-, Tracts Ii 100, -ud 100 acre. -o- 'A-
'i iil. TlDt 81 -Oof opportunity % SECURE KARIN
d s'i. .st where is coustaati increasing n galIe.
'-.i'''s J. o.. Boa 500. NGrwt.k, Conn.
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fouses ano forms manteb.

WANTED-FOr immediate customers, small
and large FARMS city Send fun particulars rent
and price JOHN BERRIAN, i62 Broadway.
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Brooklpn Real Gslals Sor Sale.

4 FINE DWELLING, all Improvements, two
- lots ground. beautifully located on nc Hi The QlU
CIV viii De- nld I'D Il reat sacrifice ard for rtle money
cesu Aprlv 10 JOHN THoM P~ON 7I2 Deit-Il'sre hkn
nWEILING-HOUS Nos. ~ Wi'iow-st,
- icE. 40 D.. aaI 81 Na~safs' 100 AID lJ@ Pine
srt,,,f III auG t81 TL-oug 81, - Iatly etts ave
GORDON t. FORD - CLARK 81, BrooEy2
NOR SALE - DWELLINGS, hrown-stone
Irs frl9, s. O0l o. $4,000 Also ui0tcgIas- and
brown stone front STORE C. & ". ). BED--LL 81 4ldeIs
No. 90 -.E---.st- Brooklyn
EOR EXCHANGE-HOCSE own-stone
f.1r. directly entrance % Prospect PARK Brook
lvr trN ANGEor SALE. IocaicL - ana "a seventh
E,a - u" prospect pace III
ooupec l new ia every rtspce e.uiIaby i'caJ |'ta
Movements HOgin Take ID pa. pay hl"i- lots uI
80 t.-..s YC7EFfT = gTcSr<G. 20f Montague IT,,
Cor, Mental Hiijng. Br"ok.va Broaer ~ kca! Estate
I OW-PEICED LOTS for SALE or LEASE,
l. lllu-artarics- RelneI1,s, tlenica " Jrss &c
Blocks " 1rs vita Uista 7a''i-irorl, a. ''cs l
Terms .r all on mort gage Titl builders loan suI1co-
- ''f'' ''- -'ff s. b. sCHIEFFELIN 10 wIl.amst
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fotels

zrEW-rNGIAND HOTEL.-Lodgings SOC;
= 800 l. s'uvs r1a o,nfi-i.I only, w,,aly, -
~. Corner Gpw,gF ali H1rarlsD
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boar0 Gn0 Rooms.
Below Fourtecnth-st.

Below Fourtecnth-st.
4 DVFRTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
- Y0Ek IEialEE Will X RI YEP Dor Al r- tliE
f1s;- or jo4 w,et twenty l,I St i. EigAi,.5a;sy,i
I22221r l'- 10 ,...i qi!r,,ve COZ oncnnndrc'Iad
twenty iiurih IIlron -anE Building. up 10 ; D.
~. 81 r. giiar c.fcr rates.,
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED sunny ROOMS.
4 superior aoari md accommodates "a rr'1crd prices
antilles and ntrca transit 1t visitors taken A West
IotA-st.. near J,haVe.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with
or M!iA"a, Dtr' 'i i,S ti ~ S a.; 2i ave no
Oh WEST 35TH->T.-Handsomel FUR
sPV NI-uED ROOMS with BOARD for gentleman and
vie or single @atcneu.
~ WEST WASHlNGTON-PLACE, near
Vel fnrne i oI BOAR suitable 10Y one or tSo gen.
uomcn gas bath &C.. terms l,eeiate
~ 9TH-sT., few doors west Of broadway
ROOMS near restluln, o. 'tlst if desired neat quiet
0On WEST 12IH-ST.-A large furnished
sbsBV RCrN- ayo HALL BEDROOM, with or without
board terms .oS u,lr i..aye. alG bie,cser - H. l.
O. 10 - daily IS to $40 -weckly--Fine
Groatway. Families very low
West Side.
A PRIVATE FAMILY VIII LET two we'll
= furnished ROOMS SINGLE ROOM extremely low con-
Cai i.ameaiaiciy.' - W.st Twenty-a'a..t.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS to
I LET with BOARD. References required 22s West
Fifty ~ecouC-Si.
d GENTLEMEN, also ladies, can have good
BOARD with pleasant Terms. gentlemen - la
dos - per we,k Can have Of piano References
D WEST 43D-ST -Suit of rooms on paror
second foor. with without private table reference
- WEST 33D-ST.-Hsndsome ROOMS on
sFD nd Aoor Z, le wth BOARD private table If de
sirei: moderate references
.tS WEST 44TH-ST.-SUNNY FRONT
! -f'D ROOMS, with irstcas7 JOaTd, for families ana
singi" gentlemen; rcfcr"n"'.
0SI WEST 4TH-ST.-FIcgantly furnished
81 third h0Ors, with OF without
board terms moderate. Cal al week
OJn WEST 32D-ST.-To LET, with good
> ~ board one large Pnom story with Ic az
convenience. Also small Room third story. Private
ialg "a pleasant location Terms Moderate Reference
East Side.
A PARLOR FLOOR 10 LET. with frSt-class
nrn can accommodated with pleasant llj Las,
25dst.
FURNISHED ROOMS for gentlemen only.
4 "a East 2JtA-sL
Brooklyn Board.
BOARD or the IIlGHTs-No. II JOralem0n-
ID 81, cor. Hicks I've minutes from Wan Sryi Fery.
OF single gentlemen, az modcrii' r.i.A
Board and Rooms Wanted.
A LADY. understanding housekeeping. dress
a making, ,lHH .cau and who Aa- De-. machine,
would ha' to exchange portion ~ Ir dime f'r her board
Address tUA!+ a. IOWA irbup" Once. i,1'- Broad way
A RJOM!-carpctcd and with fireplace
3 Wh-ILI. br lads Who s teacher. 1870 60 real and
II, ua,ah. family and central HO: noc refer
cI,c. Address +. ~ e., Tribune tOwA Jl-- 49, Broad
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Gitua.ions iDnIieo-- Alales.

Gilua.iCns Wnnte0- HlIlcs.
A DVERTISFNENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIN Ed AT The
UPTOWN OFFICE NO. E,..S~ Broadway, cor ti-f'l IT,
81 or 3gS 1weEty-t i!rist cor tI4ltl a. -; IoV
fq .v-rltst., a. tIC IL ttisI-I o. i
H., pa T ry ave. One huni viaud t~cnyieutth't
Office rates.
MALE NURSERY a competent and tent
-rr4,a " H nurse sick attendant ~ an nNdni
g .irqu good ai;y reference. Address Il b. D. irlbhh"
Uptown Office LBS bToad".r.
MALE NURSE (Enclisul--Of long cXpt1encg
-rI ear e attentive. will leave the cty -cpIred
rfr. t me t m iirs pl .cau- whose part 'Uar oose.'a-
lion he mas nrpu under Al ircss =. =. G3F 5'ha'r
y.T-pr II, w rTFP-ALFXANDER DAVID
eD% l.i. yys.er a.G ~ 800 West ijtirsi. eouh-
n, nri.r> fIf,iIay a.'rn'Ird 10
yXrANTED.-A practical PRINTER desires q
r,rra.,9t pos on, either foreman "t AZ case Is
st.a.iy l-. reliable. Address >. d., Tribune Once
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COOPER UNION.-The annual celebration Of
- WA~HINGTON'S BIRTHDAY Lv Tie s;udo ms ~ tAe
Cooper Union will take place Til RSDAY EVENING,
F-b. y. oc1cis Hal The exercises VIII
consist NJ OratiOns. r"ctatiOns, and n1sic.
TICKETS had gratis tt Oico and reading room Oh
the Cooper Union.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-14
Sudden Death of Edward McInall,

Mr. Edward McInall, of this city, died
very unexpectedly, this morning, at his
sons residence, No. 9l2 West street, of
congestion of the brain and rheumatism
of the heart. Mr. McInall was about 55
years Of age and was well and favorably
known in this city, having been a promi-
nent druggist for number of years, in
which business he amassed handsome
competency; after which lie disposed of
his stock to his son, E. McInall, Jr. AL
though he had been complaining for the
past few days he was not confined to his
bed and his death was totally unlocked
for. He was widower and leaves no
family but his son. Mr.. McInall learned
the business Of druggist under Edward
Bringhurst. Due notice of his funeral
will be given.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-14
PROGRESS SOUTHWARK.

The prophetic words of Bishop Berk-
lev that "westward the star OF empire
takes its way" have been signally real
lied, not only in the great republic whlch
has grown up in America, but in the ten
dency of American enterprise and popu-
lation to the Western States. "Go west,
Young man." was piece of practical
wisdom and sagacity which millions had
acted upou before Horace Greeley put IL
n wore s. Lii the inscription on Nelson 8
flag, "Ehgland expects every man to do
his duty" it had already become the pur-
pose of every man to whom it was ad-
dressed. and, as an old salt in the British
fleet said, "What else does she expect us
to do?n The great West has now, how
ever, been closely cropped by the emf
grants and locusts, and another star OF
empire is beginning to rise in the South.
ANY future profitable expansion of the
country must be in that direction, for
Canada is too cold and too far North to
be attractive, and beyond California in
the West is only the ocean. Texas is
rapidly rising to an equality with Illinois
and Ohio in population, and 1t is not
wonderful that eager eyes are being cast
across its borders and into Mexico, with
a view of realizing the "manifest destiny
of plundering and absorbing nation
which is always revolutionizing and rob-
bing itself to the advantage Of no one,
either in Mexico or out of il. Hence it is
rot surprising to learn of the revival Of
the ever recurring scheme for the separa-
ton of the Northwestern Mexican States
from the Mexican republic. The real
purpose no doubt would be to annex that
section of the country TO the United States
ultimately, after the precedent set in the
case of Texas. There is vague idea in
the public mind That ultimately the whole
of Mexico must come into our possession
The land is so fertile and teeming with
agricultural capabilities that it seems i'm
possible to calculate what it might be-
come if controlled by the energetic race
which has turned Texas and California
to such valuable account. But it must
be remembered that the population of
Mexico, some ten or twelve millions,
have possibly a right to be heard as to
the disposition of their own property, ,and
that, however Mexicans may be disposed
to fight among themselves, they are Bit
terly hostile to all schemes that tend to
dismember their republic, The day may
in the range Of possibility come whenthe
whole of Mexico will be incorporated
with the United States, but before such
a result is practicable or desirable we
must show our ability to treat with JUS
tice and equity the States which compose
our already immense country. .-Bdlti-
more Sun.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-14
General Net1s.

Hon R. W. Thompson, Secretary OF
the Navy, accompanied by party OF
distinguished naval officers, arrived at
Norfolk on Saturday. A committee
waited on the secretary and rendered
a reception by the city authorities, but
he declined, as his stay would be brief
The navy-yard was visited and inspected,
after which the party took the steamer
for Washington.
Ex-President Grant held a reception
in the Union League House, Phiiadel-
phia, from till 4 o'clock Saturday If
ternoon, after which, in company with
Gov. Hartranft and staff and a number
of prominent military men, he reviewed
from the bale my of that building the
first regiment Of infantry national guard
of Penn, ylvanla.
The jury in the case of Rev. Mr.. Bott,
at Philadelphia, charged with adultery
having failed to agree were discharge
Saturday. One of the jurors, A. H.
Hodgson, was held in 81 500 bail TO an
swer a charge of contempt, it having
been alleged that during the trial hs had
remarked that no difference what the
evidence might be he would not convict
Bott.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-14
A HEALTH INFLUENCE!

Restoring the Nervous and Debilitated.
Imparting Life, Strength, and Health to
the tOdning organism
Successfully treating Disease WITHOUT Medicine.
DIR. BRYAN'S ELECTRO VOLTAIC AND
MAGNETIC APPLIANCES.
Recently introduced after years of study
and research. They are of quadruple pow
er. Imbuing the system with a constant
current of PItdtizin0 Electric and Magnetic
force
ELECTRICITY is NATURES POWER
A Sovereign Specific in Dyspepsia-Ner
yous Debility-Diseases of the Lungs
Rheumatism -Epilepsy-Sciati-
ca Spinal derangements--Impo
Disorders of the Kidneys-and Functional
difficulties generally.
The Appliances are strongly charged with
Electric, Galvanic and Magnetic influence
of different degrees Of Intensity, suitable to
all cases, and conditions, and effect. Cures
Uhere medicines haze failed.
references TO numerous Physicians and
Patients.
illustrated Pamphlets explaining the
principles of their action Cost, etc., free on
application, Address
DR.. BRYAN
LAT East Fifteenth Street,
a1!15 New Y orK.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-14

A fight Between striking coopers and
policemen, in which the former were
,worsted, took place yesterday at Cleve-
land.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-14

a young Indian girl who had curl
nAs4V watched the process of marking
barrel heads in Touring mill in Win
ona MINI :, stole in one day and TAX
ing possession of the stencils, orna
mented her blanket with the words
"Ensworth's Choice" and paraded
the streets in great delight but to the
disgust of Mr.. Ellis worth who IS a
bachelor and had made no such choice.
TIE Brooklyn Eagle is of the opinion
that the New York chamber of com.
merce did the correct thing when it in
invited Mr.. Hayes to its annual banquet,
notwithstanding his title is tainted" :"
We rejoice to learn from the Philadel-
phia Press that Philadelphia has sha-
ken off her provincialism,' and that "she
now ranks as cosmopolitt IN capital" /"
whatever that means.
Mails for China and Japan will be sent
from San Francisco in the steamship City
Of Toxic on the 29th inst instead of the
lst oil June, the regular day Of sailing.
The corner stone of monument t,
the confederate dead W IS laid yesterda,
at Chattanooga. All Classes Joined il
the observances,
Postmaster General Key laughingl
says with reference to the Geo. H. Butle
appointment and dismissal. s.How tn
Democratic papers would have pitche
into me if had not had Cox's and Say
leI's letters
The daily gazette., 1877-05-14

LIBELLED VESSEL CAPTURED.-At 8
o'clock yesterday morning at the mouth
of tine Schuylkill River, the Italian bark
GtorgiHo, in tow of the tug boat Juno be-
longing to Peter Wright & Son of Phil
adelphia, collided with American Dredg-
ing Cos, dredging machine atlantic, j.
Warren Collision Immediately filed a
libel for the company, claiming damages
at 50 200
AT u o clock last night L. S. Marshal
Dunn, OF this city in company with de-
putty; left here in the tug boat Truro of
New Castle, aud at $50 this morning sue
3eeced IN capturing the libelled vessel,
IN tow of the ting boat three miles below
ship John Shoal. Marshal Dunn left the
bark in charge of his deputy ,and brought
the tug to this city A hearing of the
case will be brought up in the L. s.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-14
PENINSULA ITEMS.

There was slight snow at Lewes on
Wednesday last
There is II child at Lawes that can boa st
OF four grandfathers, and an equal number
of grandmothers.
Most OF the Sussex county farmers have
finished planting corn.
Court commences at Snow Hill next
Monday.
The "Bond Guards. of Berlin have
changed their name to .'BJ Jnd Light
Guards"
The annual convention of the Diocese of
Easton, will be held In Christ Church, Cam
bridge, on the 7Lh and 9th of j une.
The fisherman report that black bass have
appeared In the lower Delaware, In large
numbers.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-14

OUTEAsE--On Saturday night last, a
young girl, in the employ of J, NJ. Cham
oers, Esq, was passing along Bradford
81. IN the direction OF Loockerman ST.,
at about o'clock, when n, gro sudden
y sprang at her and caught her by the
throat, bruising her throat and face con-
sioerap!y. He attempted to gag her by
thrustlrg his finger down her throat,
Upon which she bit him, and he let go of
nelghbor. Such chaps are hankering
after an ounce of lead Delawarean.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-14
From LATE EDITIONS OF
SATURDAY.. ~
THE PLYMOUTH AT NEW OR
LEANS ...
BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.

BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, May II.
The Secretary of Navy has received a
dispatch from Capt. Barrett on board the
Plymouth dated May 9th at New Orleans
in which he announces the arrival of the
Plymouth at that city on the afternoon of
the Sth, having left Vicksburg on morn
ing of April 2Sth. On the way down the
Plymouth stopped at Natchez one week,
and at Baton Rouge three days. The
return was marked by the same kindness
and hospitality as was evinced on way up.
The citizens of each city desiring to pro-
long the stay of the ship. A large num-
Der of excurtionlsts came from Alabama
to New Orleans during the coming two
or three weeks, for the purpose of viewing
the ship. The officers and crew were in
perfect health and the ship in good con-
dition,
The daily gazette., 1877-05-14
EAR THQUAKE.
BY telegraph to the GAZETTE.

BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
LONDON May IL.
A dispatch from Valparaiso just recei '.
ed here, announces the destruction of
Squilque, in Peru, by an earthquake and
tidal wave,
This may possibly have been the cause
of the tidal wave at Fort Point Califor-
mia, yesterday, the locality of the earth
quake not then being known.-ED.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-14
SHOT BY A BUGLAR.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.

By Telegraph TO the GAZETTE.
CENTRAL FALLS II. l., IL.
The wife of Roger Sutcliffe living near
Lindsey tavern, was surprised this morn
ing after her return home. from leaving
her husband at his work, by the entrance
of man who commenced to ransack the
house. Upon her ordering him out, the
fellow draw a revolver and shot her over
the left eye, the ball conting out near the
ear
The daily gazette., 1877-05-14
FIRE.

BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
HARTFORD CONN, May II.
A fire at Plainville this morning de-
stroyed the extensive buildings of Clark
Il Cowles, Mahinests, with their con-
tents. The loss is heavy and insurance
unknown
The daily gazette., 1877-05-14

j FRIENDS YEARLY MEETING.-The
friends Yearly Meeting will be held in
Philadelphia tomorrow, and will as usual
be an occasion of great interest. A large
number of Wilmingtonians will attend
and for their accommodation the $50
tram from Philadelphia, which ordinari-
ly only runs to Chester will run as far
as wilmington tomorrow evening.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-14
SILVER BRICKS STOLEN.

.,y Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
DENVER, Col, May u.
1000 in silver bricks were stolen from
a coach between Silver ity, Col, and
Santa Fe, on Saturday last. The robbers
have not yet been caught.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-14
THE STOCK MARKET.

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
NEW YORK, May u, 1:30 p. NJ.
Money easy, change steady. Gold
opened at II, declined to now "a. Gov
ernment securities steady, fair demand.
, 1877-01-06
Til. In u Republic.

F1HHJiH S&uf u4.f 3ffrtftI,
Vicente I1crFetr. Provisional President Of tho
1eepuhllc ot Costa R!ca, lsas published the fol-
luwtns;
Considering: Tint In the abnuru,at circumstances
in Nhlc the nIttOu II founa+ public uEdts - vi lha
Ir,t necessity, and That whatever tuay it1 10 Ills.
tntb It must tic avoided, especially l, c1ressrs ut
Ills rFsst, .thlch trrte oAly u, suw dt.cus1 u till
public Alnd. Gxrltu tic Ia,aluna, and upl,nx. thu
ErnetIl Interest. y! tLr country. ln use. uf thu
usnp!s l,pwtrs With which ::ln invested decree:
snrI.tE !. Tlast no hook. pamphlet. nuahrr VI
u ne"siIa3tF Or supplement T., lna hy.steri OF
writing uf auy kind WiattoGyeF. ran be published
without the prrvloas approval of the Secretary VI
The tnteslur.
Ant: =. In orlss that That which ~ lrcree1 In
the fnFrsntus asI!cu rha b. faithfully ra!rct uut.
It IA ohi,l:alarY IN the owre. II rseEr Printing
ohcc Or tiie llfcctns 0f aucn M estAb1lsllncul,
tlat no prtutcd EaLtrt af auy tle,esal tuu s4I ba
put In circulation Mle,tthe lrst proof uf thu
haa had such up1ls.saI.
AGr. IL. Any. lufr4etion Ut that s.c1esd iM tho
forv.un. astc!ea sAa1l b. sufficient Matilc IT, oet
tho riosHg of thu respective printing offices with
Out YseFe1ttns thu iIt,cttun I'll thu tyan41rssAaf+
Vi = h!e wafch sI,a! not ~ }rta th4u So Aos sx1
eyed i uOo, acrutdn3 " l hr cl1e, ox imIxisul
usst Ut not less thu nf1ceu -d1ys, nor 70 r4ceel
Unc year.
Ar. !. Tas ;peelasl punlahaaant4 shall ee up-
Glvon lu .aa N4slotsa, Palaer. Sun dose, Ana. il,
lh1t: 8lksLSTx lER,tuA. .
). LHAx., sse.sx4sy Of tAs luiarof, :
, 1877-01-06

orlslnat Jurisdiction OF excerlinpiy limited
tstnr;. g t.,1, u.ssst s.c.S IL n;s a"I
v"e"c 'st @ ,.tr,s a, whir u cn .Ss.
manaeu n, u oi'rh ani th1ht, hfe W.ant ties pnr-
nas. ~ s. nc; hf. ".nt 'so stlA'stu.1on ieGntee
t,r,. e','s, w. m." tt,'s%u % an I9ss. % fs
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T 1hai HIT thn ie,J:iotrrc si of ,,,c, sta,c ,,s n.
rceto H. "" ~ tn sG StMse .,s, s9 I m
on,, ars,en .mi manner Ill ""'c t' &ostofs s"a' pc
Thst c,cc,o,. ,,ovo to,n o,,,o,,,o,, f., t1,o
y, anat seStnts .,,s nave oeen appo'n'eu 10 INC
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t,'a r.,cria a ts NJ 'c sei.eaaGs 10 oe opeheo arc
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craly acrcntcti NJ nrna ia.ic svflcnce y of % thc
rcrr u i'i.hr u nI e ,eer Leetofs =; ING ,tf .
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