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The New York herald., 1878-10-19
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

The Executive Committee OF the American Jockey
Club has decided TO give extra days racing on
Tuesday, November election day., at Jerome Park.
The programme, embracing six races, will be given
In detail 10 morrow.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
SPARRING EXHIBITION.

sparring exhibition. under the direction Of Nike
Coburn, will bo gwen tnis evening a. Republican
Hail. Thirty.third street, near Broadway. The lead
ing professionals Of the city will be present. and nu-
merous rc,enthc bouts with the gloves are sure to
occur During the evening Professor John h. Clark,
OF Pniladephia, and Billy Madden, oi New York. who
have tor occasion, will come together
IN a friendly trial Of skill, wnne William McCiellin
and Nike Coburn will wind up the entertainment with
N IL en- nj
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
SCULLERS' RACE ON THE ALLIE
Nf If GHENY. Ettfff

EVAN MORRIS, OF PlTTsBURG, AND FRED
PLAIsTED, OF NEW YORK, OVER rwo-MILE
coURsE-MoRRIs THE WINNER IN TaIRTEEN
MINUTES AND FoRrx-FIvE SECONDS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALDl
pirrsBURG. Pa, oot. ls 1878.
The race this afternoon between Evan Norris OF
PIttsburg. and Frod Piaisted, OF New York, for a
purse ol 81, 600, the Allegheny RIvor course at
Hutton, proved an exciting struggle Itwas won by
Morris in Ism. ASS. The distance two miles and
tho water in magnificent condition, SO that at the
time fixed TOR the start the men appeared promptly
and were sent away without delay. Large crowds of
people gathered either side Of the strcam and tho
river dotted win numerous pleasure and racing
craft
THE BETTING.
Al the pool stands erected the shore Morris sold
avorite, the odds being favor OF $50 to $50
Tho reputation Plaisted had OF Deing the finest Nv
mile scullsr in America did not seem to deter the
friends Of Morris from investing heavily on III DIR
man, and they In some cases realized handsomely
At hali-past four O'Clock Robert Cook, formerly OF
the Yale crew, the referee this OCCASION signaed
the men TO the starting point, and no time was lost
oars OF each touched the water simultaneously,
Paistea gaming slight lead. Il wa.
tho gap, yet this moment the oar blades
Of both rowers came together, and Morris halted for
an instant, tnereOy losing about TWO strokes Alter
the danger OF collision over the scuilers settled
down TO their work, and before the qiaricr OF mile
was reiched Morris haa overhauied Paistcd and
passed him. Morris maintained mis- advantage to the
buoy, which he turned and then straight
ening his shell he drew rapidly away from his /.
tagopisL About hall q milo from tne hnish Morris
was i've boat lengths IN advance, rowing a long,
graceful powerful stroke tthirtytwo while PaIstrd
seemed much exhausted in pulling thirty. As tho
men neared the finish Plaisted drew up Morris,
and diminished ths lead to three iengtns, but facd
close ,he gap TO any greater extent and Morris
tho
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
COLLEGIATE OARSMEN.

BosToN, Mass, Oct. 1S 1878.
Al IN cnthusia meeting OF tho Hirvard uiver.
sity Boat Club evening II was annou nccd that
the Harvard graduates had on ,rsd 900 rend Tho
Harvard crew 10 England. Tho crew, however, is not
aUie definitely accept the offer present. Uutil
the English quest 10 settled the chailcnge OF Yale
tor an eigh,-oared race wili remain undeciaea. IL
was voted to challenge Yaio TO singlc-scuii race
next spring
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
MASKED BURGLARS.

The residence OF Jonn Schwarm, on Washington
street., between Liberty and Baltic avenues, East Now
York, was entered by masked burglars on Thursday
night last and robbed oil gold watch and cnain, some
cigars and money. Mrs. Schwarm says she was
awakened by the movements ot tho mon, anu That
wnen she attempted 10 call Tor AID they cnIoroormcd
he. M. Schwarm was treated in q similar manner.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
CRICKET NOTES.

The return cricket match between the first elevens
OF tho Manhattan aud Staten Island Cricket clubs
will be played at staten Island "a. day.
The 81 Georges Club Of this city play the Albany
CiuD to-day In the pubic park Of thst cray.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
THE TwENTY-sECoND.

There full dress inspection OF the Twenty.
second regiment, Colonel Josiah Porter yesterday af.
ternoon at the armory, in Fourteenth street, near
sixth avenue. The Inspector General OF the Stale,
General John b. Woodward, ana stan, made very
close inspection OF The regiment, which turned out
about ave hundred and ffty men. They presented Q
splendid appearance, as their uniforms probably
tho most snowy In The whole National Guard. Gil-
morcs Band rendered some Of the choicest pieces In
their repertoire and we're literally appnuded by the
spectators, VINO numbered about thousand people.
General Woodward was much pleased with the condt.
Il of the regiment.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
YACHTING MOLE.

Tuesday next has been liked for the second attempt
to sail tho Gracs-vis,on race Tho original agree.
ment cntiroty Will the great aquatic
As tho 18th inst, the ocoan tug Cyclsps viii
accompany the yachts and mark the twenty mile OIL
shore turning point.
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CAVALRY HORSES FOR FRANCE
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

lBI TELE0kAPH TO THE HFHALD. I
RICHMOND, Ind, Oct. Is, 1873.
Colonel John A. Bridgelsnd, Uuted States Consul at
havrc, France, left Richmond to-day with a car load
OF nne cavalry horses for France. II successful he
will snip a large number to that market He came
dircct from France to try the experiment
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
PROSPECT PARK.

The second fall meeting at Prospect Park closed
yesterday with the decision OF the orty' race post.
poned from Thursday. AZ that time tour heats had
been trotted the first falling to the chestnut geding
James. subsequently Withdrawn because Of sickness !;
the second the gray geiding John s. and tho third
and fourth to tho chestnut mare Dolly. When the
horses called Yesterday John 81 Dolly and essio
Maud on y appeared, the buy mare Addie Il. havi,
been Withdrawn oy permission OF the judges. Dolly
bad dnlculty winning the hith heat which gave
her the race.
Tue .rhirty" purse and team were declared on
SUMMARY.
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS, GEAvEsExD, l.. l.,
Oct. IL aud Is, ls7a-tHiRD AND fourth DAYS or rns
SEcoSD FALL 1RorrISG MEETIyo.-Purse $500 Tor
that never beat $40; mile heals, three Ave-
In harness. $3.50 TO nrs SIS to second, $45 10
aud $50 fourth horse -Four heats trotied ON
na.x.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19

SAME DAY AND TRAcK-"Free 10 All" purse:
$500, divided. Postponed aftor four heats until
tOber ~.
J. H. Martiu's (New York; b. g. Kansas
Chiet. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2
James Golden's tBoston) b. q. DICK SWIVEL
Ter j
J. Il. Wslcn's (hartioro) blk. S. Thomas
The New York herald., 1878-10-19

Il. W. Browns prescott, CaDada,)
b. & Little Wonaer. 3
K. b. vlning's West MerideD. Conn..)
br. s. Judge ifumhuli. ............. 2
H. Brooks (Worc .stsr, hase.,)b b. G.
shadow formerly Ar)............ $50
j. Doy le's lW orcester, Mass.,) U. &.
Jim Briggs. Observation-Disclosures. 8 dis
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MIR. HARTLEY NOT THE SCULPTOR OF LOT
WIFE"
a REMARKABLE HALO.
the Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: AS THE TRIBUNE gives prominence to
everything that is OF interest in science beyond most
Journals have thought proper to communicate such
facts as was able TO note regarding remarkable halo
witnessed in city the 8th inst. first saw 1t at
lis D. from the upper part OF the college building
which oyerooks the reservoir Ffthavc 1t rose IRON
the Orange Mountains the northwest and extended
east somewhat beyond the meridian 1t was brightest
near the horizon. The apex Of the was about 420
above the horizon and bsected by the vertical pass
ing from the zenith through the From the amount OF
curvature. judged that this arc was that OF circle
1909 of great circle in diameter IL was about % wde
bright toward the horizon and having faint trace OF the
prsmatic coors at its apex. have denominated this
halo remarkable 1t is in three respects. First ordi
nary halOs circles; this was an arc forming about
l2Oo "a OF circle. Second, ordinary halOs have the
sun or in case OF lunar halOs the moon in the centre
this had no luminary within 1t, but the the
convex side about 100 above the apex Third ordinary
halos either 23 30 47o In diameter; this arc was
that of circle at least 1909. This may, therefore
think be pronounced OF the most remarkable mete-
GEOLOGICAL phenomena Of the present century.
ERAsTUs EVERETT.
Rutgers Female college, Ne0 York, April o. 1873.
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4 POEM And 4 STATUE.
NIB. INNEss EXPLAINS HIS POEM

MIR. INNESS EXPLAINS HIS POEM
70 me EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: When wrote the few lines as le-
vend to Mr. Hartleys statue of the "whirwind' had
IN mind Just such alspccimen Of unntegent wickedness
a. Mr.. &C. c." is a small specimen Of.
Fearing that &C c." may not have perceived the sig
ncance OF the above mentioned lines, WILL for his en-
ughtenment, explain. The first part Of the Legend
Gnome Of the ethereal sphere;
live at the behest OF ever changing
Moved by the gentle moods OF human love,
fan with Zephyr breath the fevePd brow.
Raging with fercest passions all unloosed,
rush with surging hOwls,
And wild inhunan shrleks at fearful
Speed; sweeping before me all that hoids
The tmid soul in fancied rest
/ thunder terror on devoted heads
represents what c. c." would like to be. The second
part:
Arrested In my course contemplate
Myself; then whir IN spiral gyres far
ont beyond all human sympGthes,
Dragging as my train the earth
represents what &C c." would like to do it posi-
BILE for him wisely to contemplate his of vruent
criticism through many years. The last lines;
Now; We me
Ye mortal kind as but the
Wbirling wind
represent less the word whirling just what &C. C."
n critic is GEORGE ISNEss.
Booths Theatre, Neo York, April o, 1873.
MR.. HARTLEY NOT THE SCULPTOR OF LOTS
WIFE"
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: l beg to state, for the enlightenment
of your writer art, that have not the honor to be
the sculptor Of the statue Lots Wife" Had this
cious writer time attend to such little details he
would have learned by consulting the catalogue Of the
Association Of American Artists" that the statue in
question Is the work Of Mr. Roberts OF Philadelphia
Respectfully yours, j. HARTLEY NO. $40 broad"ay
Nec- York, April 9, 1873.
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PROPOSALS for RATIONS for LIGHT
OFFICE or IIdnT HorsE INSPECTOR

- OFFICE OF IIdHT. HoUsE INSPECTOR,
TONPKISsvTLLE, y. ", Apnl 4, 1873
Sealed proposals viii be received at this Office until twelve
O'clock m on tile 18th day of May 1873 for furnishing and
delivering the Inspector Of the Third Light House District
ratOns for lighthouse vessels IN the Third Light House DIS
trct i'm such quantities and such times during the twelve
months from July 1873 June 80 1879 inclusive may
Inc called for good and approved quality subject to
inspection be delivered alongside OF the tender
m other provided for that purpose at NewYOrk CITY,
I'm GOOD ard sufficient packages baTre boxes and In
good order for number Of may be specified by
The nspecor OF all expense 10 the United States accord
ing 10 The specifications and tables copies OF which be
had application this ONCE ana AT the ONCE OF the Light
House Board Washington ID. G.
The bids must state bid FOR each daily ration and
mus bc aced i'm an envelope sealed and endorsed Pro-
posas Raons for Light House Vessels and then placed
another envelope which must also be sealed and lett at
directed 20 this office postage prepaid II sent by mail
copy Of this advertisement should accompany each bid
Tho Right all bids 10 waive defects II IL
be deemed for the OF the United states 10 do
served. =, - N: u CLliH,
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ITO PHILADELPHlAS;rA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA

Fourteen Through Trains each daily three DepUts
Philadelphia two In New-IOrk.
Doube Track the Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
ON and after November II, 1871
Express Trains leaves via Desbrosses and COrt
landt streets Ferries, follows: -
and p m Sunday. ~. 8 g. $50 q $40 ana p N;
at jersey CITY aordng speedy and direct transfer for
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 500 1885, Z, $780,
$50 ii a. pmited Express, 1880 p mi 2 4 $40
and IL midnight ON sunday, 800, $780, y d
$50, a. M, 4, 1885 p. IN. and IL midnight , 49, ~,
Ticket Offices b26 and GA Broadway, NO Astor House.
foot Of Desbrosses and Cortandtsta NO tCourtst
and brooklyn Annex Depot foot Fultonst, Brooklyni
Nos ia and l8 HudsOn.s, Hoboken; Depot Jersey
CITY. Emigrant Ticket Office, No. Battery place
FRANK THOMSON j. II. FARMER.
eneraf Manager. 0enlPassenger Agent
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PROPOSALS for KEEPING BUOYS.

TOMPKrSsyILIE, y, Y. April 2. lSfS.3
acaled nroposaIs will received this Office unul ~
o'clock "Wednesday, the LIST day OF May next Tor rails
Inc reniacng keeping their proper positions aud In
good order ali buoys In the Fire Island Inlet N
and sncb Others be authorized for from the
first July 10 the succeeding SON day OF June &C
Of the Lighthouse Board and the
Tned copies OF which be had by applying
al this Office. , ,-..- ,, -.
be deemed Of the Government TO do So
served ,,.,,, A., - ~, ,,,,
COmmO. T. ;. ~, Inspector Third District
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Gitp properip 90 fet.

A FIRST-CLASS FLAT to let in the New
"A York savings Bank Building, northwest OF 14h-
{. and sth.ave. Inquire in tho bank.
CHEAP RENTS.-107 East ATHEIST, near
~ Grand Central DepoFurnished apartments for small
families gas, bath, &C.
IRON MAY IAN OFFICE to physician
dentist in 33dst, between broadway and othaye In
quire ut 81 West 32dst
FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED FLATS
IL Immediate possession apartments with and without
all choice locations houses not Otherwise auVer
tised registered here. A. DALEY. 500 0thaye
CTORES, LOFTS, and OFFICES TO LET
- on Beekman Nissan. William, Pearl Spruce, Ann aud
Fulton. sts.- rutland & WHITING, Beekmanst N. y.
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RECORDED LEASES,

COrwln. Mrs c A. TO Thomas Davis and wife, No lS9
Lexingionaye 5years at annual rent OF ...........
Du1GenhOfer. Geo, 10 Johanna a Dethleisen, No 20
Delaney ST. years. al annual rent Oi.....'''....
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Proposals
PROPOSALS for KEEPING BUOYs.

PROPOSALS for KEEPING BUOYS.
/ OFFICE LIGHT HOUSE INSPECTOR,
TOArKINsvIILF y. Y, April =, 1873. :
Sealed nropOsals will be received at this office until IL
ocock m on WEDNESDAY, tho lst day OF May next, for
Jsng replacing keeping their proper positions and
I'm good order an the buOys the Rockaway and New
such others be authorized Tor
one wear day Of July next 10 the succeeding 3Oh
day Of June according To the regulations oil the iR House
hoard and printed speCncat ia, copies 0f which can
applying at this ONCE The nght 10 reject any OF
II be deemed for the interest OF
the Government To do 20. Il reserved =. 1890.
~ order Of inc lght- House Board j. NJ u. CLGTZ
- U. s. y. InApecLOr IhIrd Dhlnct.
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Qearbers.

TUTOR.-By young gentleman the POSITION
Of private family competent 70 teach tne sh
guages no objection travel references exchanged AT
dress TUTOR, $40 Lexington ave
TEACHERS WANTED-In experimenting
for yocazaon according the best Italian sna
mathematics and natural scehces
one for Latin and English Send fun particulars 10
r. o. Box 40S, New-YOrk city.
TT'EACHERS of ability and experience sup
pied good positions. Now is the time 10 Apply LOT
SEPTEMBER VACANCIES. I. COTESWORTH PiNCh'
NFNS Agency supplies teachers with positions Application
form for stamp Supplies and families with compe
tent instructors without charge 80 Uni0nsq AthaVeSde
NY
TVEACHERS of known ability and character
promptly provided for families schools eolegesi fesne
II session should apply now
forms stamp W SchermerhOrD, secr 80 T. l4thsNf
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Brooklpn Real Gstats for Sale.

EOR SALE-H0USE-0R EXCHANGE
Southeast Clinton and Greene of the
desirable properties house and about seven lots
splendd opportunity builder person desrOus Of
curing a residence nis beautiful avenue MACCREERY,
f02 Broadway, Room 3, New. York.
EOR SALE or TO LET-Dwelling houses No.
u 43 Willow.st. and l70 Wloughbv ST.; building No 1873
Remsen. St; suitable for school or business Offices
GORDON l.. FORD % CLARK ST., brooklyn
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Aurtion Sales of Real Gstate.

WILL BE SOLD Mt public auction on TUES
w DAY, April 80 at o'clock IN. on the premises;
Farm of the late Orsamus willard, Sll
River Village in the town Of Harvard Mass consisting Of
dwelling house. barns and all necessary Outbudngs aud
OF land OF which woodland. The house
heavy framed convenient and In good order
nearly and In good repair the land has
been the best Of cultivation for the last forty years
upon great variety Of fruit trees. MT Willard
was formerly well the landlord OF the famous
City Hotel in New York City and about 30 years selected
the healthuness and beauty Of the location
$ his future residence.
The lies the highlands EAST OF the Nashua River
and OverOoks the valley OF that delightful stream IL on
OF the village church, school, post Office,
and only about five minutes walk from the depot from
which their direct communication three times day, with
Boston, and IL respects OF the
desirable residences In Worcester County.
property sold by direction OF the heirs for the
purpose settling the estate
Terms made known at time OF sale.
AUG. j. SAWYER Executor.
Harvard, Mass, April 8, 1878.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

bre@ SSrh Ore and a %ss 80
Harris Siegimund and wife, and Albert Harris and
Of 4thaye I0 .'i'.-....... 10000
9isYe, cor i7thst. Years $4,000
Sc cor i GiRave and 52dst 3 years ... $4,000
q: 6aye, soi S2d.st, Years 10000
i2isi 's ST. Of Of is aI w =; Years 5000
PERSONAL estate Of = Richard Carman $500
hold No s5 SO 1 Gthsi. syeas 1000
"" ave and 57tSs, year. 1000
Wright, Eliza a. and husband, TO the EmigraDt In
dustral savings Bank. Chares-st, e OF Wayer- 20
ly.pace year. ...... soOO
ZicgleT Beda. and wife, TO Jacob Wiekes, No 2ll ~
4thst years sVVV
RECORDED ASSIGN ENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Cornell. T. Frances Henry Acknowledgements. 81
COunpll Frances 10 Henry Armstrong 5000
Renk Ferdinand Arnold Gesemaun. 5000
Union Dime savings Institution to ElOse Law 49,
'" Ire i Insurance eCompSny ~ . 6OOO
Waydcl John X. others Louis Haiku. 1000
FTapces Whitney NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
Wo0,ls JollI 10 James observation-disclosures. 1000
Woods John to James 1000
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Brooklyn properlp 20 Get.

ITO LET-TwO-story brown-stone ten rooms;
Ferry. rutland WHITING. Beekman-st, NY
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legal Notiees

49,
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY of NEM,
- YORK STEPHEN u. MARSHALL and GEORGE, 4
MILLER. executors of the last will ana
LEVIN r. MARSHAEI, deceased plaintiffs agains .,e,sc
UEL Il. HAWKINS and BENJAMIN {. THOR AL
ntors Of the last will and testament OF JOHN II ~ Ehsosi
deceased, HENRY T.. EAKIN, PETER i. NohNEn ~ ~
LYDIA ANN CORNEN his wife, ANN GREEN oii s.,.
ANN ORD nd SAMUEL V. HOFFMAN. deiendSnts. S vsa
mons TO the named defendants and each OF tnen @
hereby summoned TO answer the complaint 10 lh
and % copy of answer on the panuns
within twenty days after the service OF this summons rr
sive OF the service and in OF your iau
or answer Judgment win be against you by default "
the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated April 1878.
MILLER & PECKHAM. plaintiffs Attorneys
Office and Post Office address, ga.
No. 20 Wal-st., Box 5,2ss Ne".i OK ty
Tothe defendapts PETER p CoRNEN and LYDIA ~
CORNEN his wfei The foregoing summons - server
You nd each OF you by publication pursuant 10 on "a
lion Charles Donohue, Justice OF the supreme
STATE OF York. dated the 9th day of APRIL m c,v I'd
with the complaint In the Office Of the Clerk OF We
County Of NewYork, at the Court House IN the OlV "
York
Dated New. York April Q, 1878.
MILLER 4 PECKHAM, Piaintihs At'oih""
ONCE and Post Office address, ,s..
Aplllaw6wTh 30 wallsL, Box o,29s, Ne"'io'A' Wv.
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REAL ESTATE.

NKw-YORK Wednesday. April 10, 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day:
Bvd IT. Muller & SoE
story and basement brick dwelling with lot, NO 30
W ESss isi R,ssSos ia2 Of 4n ave- ioa
By Richard " HdrHett
/ 3-stOIy brick building with lot, No IL ftb-st, s.
nS no f Rsn q Nercers lot $4,000
4 story tenement houses and stores with lots Nos
s7 ii t5s apn Msr Ea esaasser 1880
lO isnst fst SS1a' 40 u OF ii.av@ 1000
By Jas ". MdteT.
l A story and basement brown house with lot,
iSt 2S WeSt t IaIon AScar .. $4,000
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
R0nNn pnnnK RnuTE

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA m O
Leave NewYOrk fOr Trenton and Philadelphia at ooV
Trenton. 80,
Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Sall
road Third and Berksss, at 1900, 13O, $50 ll'3o j. Ill"
1890 $50, $3.50 y. IN. -, . q,
Leave Trenton for NewYok go Except Monday $780,
500 10 20 an 12:l5 2:l5 $40 6:l5 p 80 -
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 70 the gJU m
1880 D. trains nom NewYork TO the 1870 H. l;3o D. n
trains from Philadelphia. . 49, , ,,,,,.,.,.,,. .,
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leavo New. York and Philadelphia at
$50 $780, ~ Leave New aoik TOT AZ Joy
Trenton at LEO, iO:2O a. M O:lO D. M
Tickets Tor sale ibcrtyst, Nos 529 and III
Broadway al the principa hotels all offices OF the Erie Rail
way NewYoIk and Brooklyn and at No Courst BROOK
lyn. checked from reSliencc TO destination.
II. T. BALDWIN Gen Pass Agent.
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gteamboais ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Honsatonlc
ID and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer brdgcpor'
leaves Zip daily tsundays e1eepted In"
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Gitp Real Gsrate for Sale.


A RARE CHANCE.-First-class four-story
N brownsone houses different sizes situated on Lexng
and 47thst webuilt and complete in every
respect finished hard wood at prices TO suit the times
terms easy Apply ON the premises TO 1850. -. .,,.....
FRONTING on Stuyvesant Park, overlooking
the fountain, that beautifully located fourstory stone
resdence. No Rutherford place size 2ON6xlOO can De
secured az great bargain Apply to o. @. BENNETT Ill
broadway, Room h, or BIZ East 5Othst
LNOR SALE or EXCHANGE for Brooklyn or
other property, hTstclass house lin tee on 49tEst be-
tween 9Th and Gthaves w. II. WELLS No. % Lberty-st
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DEAL ESTATE WANTED.-I have free and
IL clear property and money, with which "a buy eqls
present prices ddr, with particulars H., BOX DOW "
Interviews be had II desired.
SMALL FARM wanted in exchange for three
- story basement brck house. Brooklyn. T. H. - 100
No. 2O6 Broadway, Room
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fiouses ano forms manieo.

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