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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
RECORDED REAL EsrATE TRANSFERS..

SEw-YoRR CITY,
Brandt Charles AMI wife. to FREDERICK Tarlow 8th's
SIS 175 n Of lstave, 25Nvi ,,, 81
Brandt charles aud wife to trede1rs aio"' "hS'' II
rs, 72.G Il " Of lsaye. $50 2xoO y -
Butler Thomas and wife. to julius hatzenoerg' No ,
cou,,an M Mary and husband to Thomas Butler, =,
No oil East 5Shs 25XloOi y
Grow TanesIan n, to Henry Harris and Benjamin
Rmssnk agreement to sell, No II West o'th's'' 20 40
xlmoh- Jcbn AMI wife To- Siebrand Niewenhous
II sir st. u s. 439 IT Of Ludlow-st i396; y 10
Edgar Jonathan referee to John Watson, 3olstst' O
Glass John IT. TO Margaret Cuyler. 36thst 40
Hall charlotte h and husband TO Anna wilcox,
i3lstst, =, 1888 ftwo Madison ave- 'o'@A 10
nal III Finest referee 20 bernhard Frees Cort
lard Lave and Il nsonst Morrisana, 2o3xloo 49,; q
Hogan Thomas and wife. 10 Edward Keadon 2oth'st on
f7t ave, i ~ S6ncea Ann van ase N0
tinjons IT, " =, 1875 II OF tivington a. 21NIOV -
Mc9gaae pa',iek to rrr1s!ck refers .'n' H.
MAYER Christopher, to John Evans '6th,St 4 l'0
II OF Gthaye, l00lOHl75. subject 10 so"'o"o *,
Mis- Mie b and vie william Mills, thave,
u,rn, 90 nrs " and wfc 10 Ellen Muldoon. fSth.st,
- 22i6 eof llhav 4GhdUoo M. * and ~
Ncer Charles. TO John u baiu"'h' N"S '' "i" %
RuerIas PHO i rs;erec, Honrietta Borek. 80
ira r,p, T. 10 Charlie. il Part s7thst -
srSng Helen NJ to Teen il pihri, 3jthsI, 2l5 90
.,usr, y, , AMI Vic md others to Anderson Fow:
l~r G2d- T. 175 n Of ith.avc, G97XSO, subject ,o
rogs,r .IOD I'm ard Vie to Augusta Iiotslcin sos
ns ij6 II II 5ih ave. 23N9'9 -
Tysrr Isaac 10 Elizabeth JacOnus, BJth-st 49, Low
II Of SHAVE, 25xlO05
Wicker Geoige W execution to Caihatine N,~'0'E q
Vie, cr George W aud wife. aud bonas Micxsr, 10
C,tharnr NeNschafcr. H-aye. s'.'"V HSo Q
2is fn i9s and WIFE to oscar wcnigc Aiior
ney.st, " s. l7j IT of Hpuson-st' 2jxlOo"'.--..'.
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q asked Nay q 81 CLOSING 81 , 2g Sa aSe dS
7e sies 5G0 bush state car lots 1sa!6ci 5000 bush
canada 1911 s,SrG nnsTsac asaa Soc goo
ed sse G2c; 5000 bush No 3 8 relies
prcts CANADA PEAS steady s2asSc bond nom
S nB BE eA & SS bs 81 70 BAG
.aS VERY 5 @S9sn sa Sso!! aHS 'GS cns
BUSH spot angr0ded Western Mixed 4siag52c;;, No
sassaaGSc3. INC Scuans 8coo bush 55s
LSS MA sx SSe h %o 5sc Closing SC BIZ
90. AI 5Je bid 5So4c SSIed; . 90, nay NS o' March,
SIC n SC asked do Apnl 3s2c' , md 90 a
June 6od56 *; losing 5isc bid: Soc asked 0 III
s sshs eaer s'$ s. SuF no. no While 6s
Schcago store Mixed WeG[9 q 35cS Viii Sf T Stae
S7G33lsc also 5000 bush. No q cago Tor exp IT. go &c
s3 I dls s5Ss5 I've Yea s92s
sl per ton ca5 ESs %RaoT Il 7oas IS
dun y S5gy 70 Eea k II 4USsz 40 "H'
GUNNIE S-Quiet, unchanged; Domestic baSgiu4. ~"
Hay AND sTRAw-Modora,ey active, UNCHANGED W, we
quote North River Ship1He o1e; ltI1I gaaii IL ASc
am Short oar lOc. cash ..,o. ,,,r % ooo
bales 90 currency cash. on spot 2c goi 10 arrive
hTP sI mSieraie sale steady sacs2Oo Dry Texas Kps,
LOO Dry Bgenos Ayres seconds li90 Dry ana D{ Satsa
26S26,at Cofisues, lsGl9@ no GlaoGe lS1Gl9 use;
OrnOco l9gl99c; California lFGl0tG;i Central Amer
f6S 6,9c Tampco cI7c; BosO 1861 sC; Maraeaibo
- "a DC; Baha 10
l4i2al5c Caracas, Ii a. 5ci payta ~ ga Cam.
peachy i3adl4c TObasco li2dl5c, gold city slaughter
OX, 7idSc. ,,, nh,
HOP>Mr f. Wells reviews the past week as follows the
rceips quite liberal, reaching 1000 bales ir te
bot export traffic has materially fallen OH ony 9o9
this week The market on the whOle IT
Tie weak sympathy with dun market in London aud by
ers hOlug HQppOles moving ID large qualI
In districts of the state TINS is iate
an indication that al + the farmers are not Giscou ise 10y
IN low prices Lately ruled and that many ne acre
wild be hops this SPRING. England vii always He
good hops from us II the RiCe IS ~ aIaSo' ~ ~
Gcceips week, 252i bales total since sept 1910
1860 bales; for period III 1876 62y0 bals
eynort craraces week. $50 bales Ota since sept
l. is77 67lGO bales total for period in Is .: ~ ~
bales state 1871 sale; do Eastern 81 l2c no. 1ealhg
3I6c: OBJ ldjc; California, 1877, l20 &c.
LEATHER-H'mlOck sole moderately active nlcnnahgeu
week, j9,SO9 sides, 2l"I Dales
Exports OUO viz 1900 England $500 TO Continent
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10 II Illinois 1921 ~ at &c. 50 n. less 81 eaon &c do l29
N"w St Z Holmes sold for A. Campbell Co.. 81 Kansas.
g. Tocy sold for ~ Norris 81 Illinois 1882 10 at 7S4c, 80
D. G. Culver sold for waxel Aeltoa, 10 Inota 2Ss
n a. sisc % p - Do l251 io al S'0' rr D. D.
% eg~nstein sold for sycrs egensein, s. Illinois
1000 ~ &c. SO 10; do, l2o8 H. at Sic'; IL 90 10
" Dudley sold for A. vogel IT Illinois, gig +; at &c.
IS h. and soc each f. .oyes IL lnoS' l'-'o ID - o. 90
NJ Isnrerbach sold for l.xe Aerton,s nlnos l05
~ at she 80 10 80 d. Lee 10, al &c. 90 ID 10 do I5'S
s W sherman ,raixe & AllertOn 80 Illinois Liz
b. WSixc sold for walxel Aerton, 81 Illinois, li23 d.
CAIvEs~There were only head received today hence
no trade Hogdressed CAVES owing to the warm weather
have y1O 10 be sold low Very few we're on sale good
bring &c. while the bulk Of The stock sold IRON SC down 70 oG
Jersey CITY, and at G0tst Total since saturday lOIi
9f last o TS as S@r r any is5s
but buyers showed little more disposition to men
made the ons al al s %ar rne ss n or I p
dull The sales given below are nearly az OF
and range = oy load of common me Of 99 s sae
Lambs sold at e. and iuc rusht DC Dressed mutton
Saes-A jersey City by Kase rdcock. l6l ohio sheep
% h. at 5Sc.; 1876 Michigan, IS d. at &c on, ., -. 1se
Judd Buckingham sold 1872 Ohio sheep 10 d. al oc' ioo
Davis sold at 1913 in DIS se s az ~
6qc l57 OHIO i03 TO- al 50 80 IL state 80 3D. at 0c io2
jams Kirby Co. sold rs Michigan sheep and Ewes lol
n At sac 10 Michigan Sheep % b. at 80 30 Oh DO lo d.
Hume Eliot & Co. sold is9 Ohio sheep 80 d. at 81 So
p Co. 100 RI at 52e Iao az M al az poTnsyyan
MoGs-Rcceipt- "a cars at 4Otst and lG Jersey
against 33.443. time last week Live HOGS continue
OF l u for pImo s lot Of ONO Hogs so that that they viii not
bear quoting 37salc CITY Dressed have also d,o4
reaching the lowest point Tor MAJ years uae! 2~H So
m a very dull market. Jersey ami State unchanged
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COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JANEPo March 7.-CoGce market quiet prizes
maintained no change. Rio. Good IiIats, 5.9OOoGOJo
rel. ner 10 Ji0s Exchange IoudO 2i7s Average daily
receipts $500 bags Shipments Of the week 10 he Channel
ana North IuTOpe 1000 TO the United states l@GOD
has 10 the Mediterranean, 1000 bags sales OF the wck
fo the Channel aud North Of Europe. 5000 bags for The
nited STATES 10000 for the Mediterranean 1000
bags stock hand $4,000 bags Frogbts sail for the
Channel, 41s. Cd. -
SA%To Coffee market quiet prices mant, no
CHANGE Superior santos 100 ros per 10 kiO-.
Average laly receipts 400 bags shpm Of the week To
a countries 900 sales Of the week ior Europe,
il OOn bags for the Uned States. nOne stock. hand
$50
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RECORDED LEASES.

Barnes Edward W. 10 Frederick ii Cossitt, assign
mont Of lease. 80 49, broadway -,------...
Uatfou R.nitiuin H. ,hd Townsend Is BhdWlh, 'hrc.
uinrs OF eft te Of Robert Dilnu. ana K0D'It y
Ne-mith and mary Nesmth eNtcut"iH OF estate 81
John y smith. to Nrw-IOrk Loan ana Improve
ulcut CofnpqIy. a,sgume 81 lease, - " cor VI ur.
lay aud CIurch-sts. II years. al annual rent oil
Low fciscy 10 7 William Miller ass gnuent Of lease,
West 5Otu-st. ..--. .......
Link. So;hia Ia Hugo Semon. No322 sthave, years.
~ annual rent ~ -.-..-.-.. - 80. =
Malincou, Thomas. {" John ncal"y NO IL 'heiiy'S''
Z wears al animal rent of.
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WOOL rIAHEET,

sales Iipht; Ohio Peun-, and West Virginia, NA
anil above t.GiJc y. 3aoiac; Medium. i2g4 tc to'tsr
fs03Jc.. YORK, NichgHn, Indiana and W" tern,
Fine. 3sal g.: Mohup, oi;c Colr-. $50 ic; t"ubns
1shrr AjaJ2r: do uuwashrd. ssh Poe, tfntdi Comb
ing TIA ST.; fine. uuwashri, - -.c.: to1f.c ana
Medium uuwashc. 2so?jc tab waA'd foHiic Color a."
Pine and Medium DO. Cnaf-o. for Cti~, it@ lsc:
Extra ana Mcsluo Pulled. 3Gd33c.; 30 ana -upr Pulled
3Oa8}c Texas Fine and Medium lSa23c. do, Coarse -
lGc California, Fine and Medium 20 &C.; DO. c'@ie -'d
&c.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE. II. T.. March SIhc PRINT Cloths market
Hat without change ~ nominal quotations.
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Gitn iiral Gerate for sale.

gltn Nrdl Gslale for sale.
At SCARBORO-ON-HUD for sale or
~ ia rent. country rrsd,nce IL rooms pantry store
rsm TuDn hot ard cold water: sta
he, ice no.isp lawn. gaIirIs &C. fruit trees
flower Vclrlarir gardens; beautiful view at rivers min
ufr. walk from depot accessible 10y boat and Address
Il. - GWILLIM. u Parktow, New YORK.
LOR SbLE-IiOiISE. 81 E.31TH-ST., MUIR
4 ray Hal can be- seen from IN 10 - TloS. KlGNEf
GOR SALE-Ihrcc-Story BROWN-STONE
j DWELLING. near roadway ant iGtist price, OOOO
or To REM az 30. J. J. SEAKING. l,U broadway.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-IoRk. Friday March y lS'S
The following sales were held ut the Tx
change Saesroom to-day
LOuis Wesier.
I A ST stone front store with iot; 40 iVo
IJ,erty.st $ 5 %. 10 II Trnity place, lot 23;Sf
80 IOX24. 6X531 also the brick bull ing WIN Iot
No IN Cedarst n Of shove lot lsAtON .,o ooo
Bg John r. BOpd ~
3.story brick factory building with lot NO 1o9 cana
rnn9ns HI S1?n 20 Alex Ka 1880
bernard Spgth
1stor brick tenement house with lease OF io,' ~
iS7 West Goth ST. u g. be. 9fh and l0havcs lotto
x9S ,@ed Marsn "a sg term anoTd 2loo
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Beng , S'ha t. 10 r"i" ''''O'' . $1,000
burkly , % aGr ' ;si a. ear 1900
cooS william w. 10 Wli iyc sto'o anu 5000
Cray a4 h".sT end Az y, II ,c Me- Fan. 1909
Fox, Ciaii'- a %, T 10 N'u'"' $500
Har = ~ rGnly ,E It, A. mean sth % 600
H's,i,' , lfigr anu n %,rT =. yr' $500
MeDe' 'S.: % Nc'o. a. ~ 5000
Mo- A, r,9 . l HG'Ol' 10 mar. 800
N'S',,T nnsr s,, 1't' $3.50
pLillip- Thomas \ 81 Henry & MeincN anu lHotl
,h n, f r. ', of lG or annual rent off, 10000
H'ar@on; Edward 70 joan '"'' -o'.. 4,. 1900
h''IsgH' i ngl, pa near 7tl aye.. 1000
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SHAREHOLDERS, NOTICE.

y TuilsUEY DPrAuMRNT,
OFFICE CONTROLLER OF IHE CINRKNcf,l
WASHINGTON. Feb. u, 1878. ,
The Cnmpollcr the hereby gives notice 10 the
haIcholdrrs of the UNIO., SQCAIE NAItONAL BANK
of New Ymk meeting OF such shareholders VIII he held
al The Fiitn Avenue Hotel the Ciy of Now York uU the
TWENTY SEN NTH DAY OF MARCH mex at 10 4. ~,
fo the purpose cectng Agent tO whom tie assets nf tao
transferred and delivered IN accordance Wt The
provisions Of section 81 Of the Act % June 30 $50
JOHN JAY KNOX,
Comptroller of tie Currency
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ysNO PHILADELPHIA,
4 VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Fourteen Through Trains way daily; three DepO,s
Philadelphia two IN New-lorS.
Double Track the Improved Equipment and te Fasic'
lime consistent with absolute safety.
ON and after November AZ, 1871 -.
Express lrans leaves VIA DoSbIosses ana SViF
landt streets Ferries, follows: - = an
1850, S:2U v(9:3n hmtedl II l. L. D. q, $50 !. SOW
and SUNDAY, a. nI g. g. $50, $50 aud p ~ ,,.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with fi through ,s
at Jersey city, aordng speedy and direct transfer Tvs
Brooklyn travel - -. A., san a
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 800 33o, u IS5
$3.50 and Ii m. UAmed ixpIess lao p MI A. o'yg"
amt 1855 m, and AZ midnight ON sunday o:zV 800
$50 H. M, 1, 1850 y. ~, anu ~ midnight 49, uorse
Ticket Offices 6a3 aud 9ii Droadway NO. Ascr nys
and and Cortlandtsts: NO
and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF F9tonss, ir,sy
Nos ia, 10 and ll8 HuIsonst hooohen Dspo' 'S
CITY; Emg riiSm ysess oni'e' W. L. r. FARMER
ansra Maaasec Qen1 Passenger AgenA
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Diploeno Notices.
15nslIcss CHANCES.

EOR SALE-A well-knOwn fine art and pic
4 business leading thOrougEare which has been
and Is paying handsome income the being In
III made competency. has concluded
tire from bnsness Ldicss DR. GLOVER, 10 Ann-st y. y
EOR SALE-A large hotel known as the
MANSION HOUSE; is pleasantly situated In the centre
of vii hin few rods of the Shepaug
ia doing large business h well adapted bOardes
price mo icrae Most Of the purchase money remain on
mortgage desired For particulars address Box lS1. Latch
lea. Conn.
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Housaton,o
and Saugatuck Railroads Fare 81 Steamer
leave atharinesp daily Sundays exceptedJ at ii30 Ia
and Bridgeport at III D. m. "s
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Drooklnn ueal G'slaIs for Sale.

MOCK PROPERTY-For sale or to lease in
~ largo small plots with or without water front In
ouirre I ~ APMANC VAN WICK the premises New
town Crcck near Grand ST., Brooklyn, T. ID. or no. 10
ITDutsL. NcWlOIk.
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Drooh!nn Droperil 60 Eei.

rEO LET-Now, Il very attractive home three
story and basement 10 rooms. all impruv 'tnpnts
equal $1,000 houses In New York. for $40 Halso
10 minutes 10 Fulton Ferry the door TOmpkns-
ave. (heing extended 10 Prospect Park COuey
Islani % minutes to ferry 10 Grand ST., n. Y. OWNER
No. 2J3 iIasey Ct Brooklyn
yE'O LET-4j South Portland-ave., three-story
Il brownstone, 22d~, froscoed and partly furnished
rutland & WHITING. BcekmansL
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

| EIiIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan 1,
1877 Leaye dpos foo Of Courtandt and Desbrosses
at $50 Night Express, daily for Easton, Bethlehem,
Allentown Mluch Chunk, Wtlkesbarre Pittston Ell
mira Ihica Auburn Rochester Bufao Niagara Falls and
the West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
ROBf II. SAYRE, Supt and Eng'r.
General Eastern oee corner CHURCH and Conrtandt
CHAS. IL. CUMMINGS. Agent.
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financial.

NOTICE.-The bondhOldcrs of the IndIanap-
~ OH. and Madison r. H. &C. whose bonds secured by
inns, deed Of sand comps ny Peter McMartn ard John fcr
sou trustees dated March y, 1862 hereby nu;iA l.
according ~ the Of rad dr" 10 meet ~ ~" ~ Nlri7
I0icl In the Ciy Of Sew York. WEDNESDAY, TIE i1tl
dav Of S71 !" O'CLOCK t. select two trustees
i'll the caused b. the death 81 a MeMailn ana
said Ferguson. IiloiA7 a. sun !, .,
President Jacksonville, Madison and indianapolis H. H.
Co. successor 10 Ind. auarpl- AMI Madison H. X CO.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses and Cortan

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses and
SITS
$40 m for Washington Columbus Chicago and the West
Rchmond Charleston and the South Through Pullman car,
100 D. Ior Washington and the West and the south Vi.
GordOlsyile Pullman from New baltimore and
Washington, N ,kng close connections for Ptsburg en-
cinDati Louisville and ~ Louis. Through Pullman carr
Baltimore 10 Gin 'innau aud st Louis and from wahnoa
% Augusta ami Savannah
900 daily. tor Washington. the south West, Pull
ing close connections for Chicago Cincinnati Lous,ie
81 Louis Pittsburgh the South and Southwest Through
nects Washington III Tor Lyntburg Florida New
Orleans. and the South
Br Midway NewYork and at ticket Offices Of Cortanet
and DesbrOs-es sts., and depot, jersey city.
Ask FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station IN New YORK. foot 81 Lbertyst
Commencing Nov. 26 lS77-Ir1ins leave as follows
Chunk. Tamagua, wke'baHe, Elmira, &C Connects AZ
s:ij a. m-For High Bridge Branch, Easton, Harrisburg
Mauch Cnung. Tama0ua Hszleton wnkesbare. Scranton
1915 m. and 1870 D. m--For somervle and Elem gion
m.-FoT Pennington, EastOn, Msuch Chunk, Tamaqua
WilkesDaIre scranton, funkhannock, Tamaqua Hazcon,
y. m-FOr High Bridge Branch. Easton Belyifere,
Maucb Chuk Connects Junction with ID. H. aud w. H. X
b3O D. n daily For Easion Allentown and Harrisburg
For trans 10 local points timetable at stations
SUNDAY TRhINs-Leaye AT 9SOA w. IL p m. foe
Bound Brook aud intermediate pOlBts aud al OJO
EastOn. Reading, and Harrisburg
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
leave for Perth Amboy, Red Bank. long
ocean Grove. &c. at $40. Has. a. M. I. Bib ..
Stages connect Mattawan station % and from KEY
POkI. and at Squan 20 and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connocOns Leave foot Of LDery-st, for Freehold a
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Citp properip 60 Eet.

A very desirable FLAT to let IN West
N Iltist 4thst: all improvements I1
dumbwaIter Closets &c, &c. Inquire Of O"SEls o'' hu"
I OTIS and OFFICES TO LET-On Beekman,
nassau william spruce. Ann and Fulton sts ho LAM
II WHITING. Beekm an-st ----
V'O LET-TO doctor or dentist, llanu-
somoy furnished paror floor has been occupied AZ pny,
sicianS years. corner house no better
IN the city Address NJ =. H., Tribune Uptown once lIoo
Broadway
Two RENT-Priyate stable, No. 322 f. 6Oth-
It, 2OxlOO: box and four single sta rooms lor
coachmaD Also part OF private stable No. 1917 e. 2otsIi
inquire pr Misses
Two LET-Ihe spacious tOur-story and base.
rneut buidirg No. Waverly place. with frontage OF
33 wavey place and extending back 100 feet on
reen.st well lighted and extending under
Sidewalk building well adapted tor any business rrqunga
snowy uiidng. well lighted ApFy to hohAcE D. ELL
No. - Pine-sl.
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OFFICE OF rnK cASApA eogIgFgy ENLwM I. 1ISE !

Is WILLIAM T., No~-l Ork. Feb = 1873.
rENUE success Of the scheme for funding the
securities 4 tins Company having been assured by me
than three foIrtha O the outardinX hoh1A
holders who converted then bonds INTO drrniuIe
certificates couLer-Ecd by the Union Trust Company, aIe
notified Hat IL necessary make snch conversion th0
order to secure The delivery to them 81 ~"
new guaranteed bonds the mon ~ March Information
furnished aud exchange effected ~ the office Of this Company
L 1IIIINGIIANI preHlnrnI
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FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connecOns Leave foot Of LOery-st, for Freehold at
SIS. ll;f5 a. M, 4. 5l5 D. ".
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~ for Perth Amboy. Red Bank. long Branch
ocean Grove. &c. at $40. Has. a. M. I. BIB .. M
Stages Mlttawan station % and from KEY
PORl. and az Squan 90 aud from POINT PLEASANT
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THE undersigned, receiver of the National
L Trust Company. Of the city Of New.fors, having
been authorized by order ~ tie Ncw-YoTk supreme
Court TO the owned by sa1 Trust Com
pany, In writing at his Office No. 2Gl
broadway including the 18th aT of March 1875. for
the whole any portion Of the following described s,cur
uc- viz:
200 third mortgage bonds OF the Missouri Pacific hallway
COMPANY, OF : 900 each. .
bonds the Pacific Railroad Company OF
Missouri C. hrondelrt lIriHclD Of - 900 each
rs First mortgage bonds OF the Waikiki Valley Railroad
WILLIAM j. BEST Receiver
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
ROUND BK0nK ROuTE.

ron TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave New York for Trenton and Philadelphia az $780,
30" 800 m. 1880 3b. 5:3O IL M, and AZ IA. tor
Trenton.
Lave Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania gaL
road hrd ana Befksstsr at 1908. i3O $780, IL 80 Ia
100. $3.50. $50 =. M
Leave Trenton Tor 30 Except Monday 63S
s. .. 10 20 \. ~. 1910, SO itlO. 5:la .. m.
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 10 the $50
$3.50 D. trains fiom New DIRK 10 tire 1880 l30
trans from Phiae phia.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Ieave hewYork and Philadelphia q
$3.50 q. j:3D ~ p Leave Ne ORR Tor Trenton Al
a IS a. leave Trenton AZ ~ 90 20 a. No. $40 m.
Tickets for sale foot ihcryst, Nos 52J and 9i
Bradway the prncipd hotels all Offices ~ ne fre Ran.
IN Nen-YOi& and Brooklyn aud al No C0urst, Brook.
Ign. Baggage checked from Ieslence ~ Destination
L La III IL. AnnIf
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Fourteen Through Trains way daily three DepOs 10
Philadelphia, two IN New. YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
ERIE RAILWAY.
IL ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS taking effect Feb

gs.r3.-tinciunsti ard Chicago Day ExHress DTaNin
room cOac hes to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
bp.m Dtb IT,, {. l.ptiis Aptv.r. Wig az BdiA
SD N, connecting wi fast uau- 10 The West an sou
west n ais bc iaWl slice ing coaches Ia buhil
D. M. (Daly)-Pacihc Express fOi the West. Sl'.pll
coaches through "a Rochester Buffalo Niagara Pals ,inc
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-23

The sp.iDg cattle drive in Texas
viii number 223, 400.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-23
Planting.

The season j. later lv n month than
usual. Tie cold. ,housh nj no iine
vrrv severe, bas hrru con>,an, all
winter. The recent hard rain nccrs-
si;al,d no' a l'l,le duplicated w"ik
This week has been eXceptioDal,y fine
aud every thing that could move has
been pu, to service. The acreage "f
corn and cotton will n"I prrcrp,ih!v
change The figures of last Year 1t J.
safe Ia saw. however, that every one
l. determined Ia make corn enough
for home cou-Hn,piion. The low
price uf cotton for the last few wears
has Il m;ui>.rd -one % the ardJr for
it, cultivation ana il forcing lie bog
question in;" Prominence. And ii
snrcr>- has a;ten,iti il.e experiment
hryuGd any rrn,unahlc expectation.
a Number "f "ur planters la>t year
have saved all the meat ,hry will
want and some Of then Will have
neat t. sell. 1t is good showing
and worthy of iunitalIol
\ crib full of corn, Il smcke-hnu$e
fu.i Of meat, and a pasture alive ~iih
stock. creates nU len amt requires ~"
mortgage They maze III" freeman.
Criminals a." punished a. ii warning
Ia u'her,. aud >aie now and then
teaches just ~ plain lesson Dchl
j. an in,olcruhlr burden. No nniipr
u pork tuucirs and stand ai SiU per
tnrr'i. II is tie >a:eiv--ayr. the Guty
"t he plauirr-t" supply his wants
ai hon.c. The nuuue.t il brcud.eS
universal ;Le iHGtX Of uu. wealth viii
have advanced Il Thousand i,ld AID
the southern belt will be- rrcog ogni-ed
a. ,hr h"r; independent aud prosper
uu- &c lon of country liz the world
Oudchita Tel gr0ih.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-03-23
BEnE.ADED AT SEA.
Shocking Murder ola Gillian on
The Steamship ilo in the Night.

PANAMA, Feb. 2S-A revolving
r"urjer was committed on board the
steamship lIo on her last VOYAGE
north. shortly before ber arrival at
iquiqne. After leaving port, two
atowaways We're discovered on board.
and 10y orders Of the captain they
were placed IN irons on he main deck
and fastened Ia "a siarcbion in the
at'rr part of The vessel About 3
O'Clock in the morning deck trader, u
Chiiian. who had his tent at the op.
PoSl'e side Of the deck. approached
the prisoners and accused one Of them
"f stealing a cheese from bi, tent.
The nan protested bis innocence stat
iog that ii was impossible for him To
do II. being in irons. The trader in
sisted in accusing him. however, saw.
ing iha, he could get his hands out of
ihe irons. He then drew his knife
aud Gu, the mans threat, and after
wards cut the head off aud threw it
overheard. The other passenger,
who was bathrd IN blood, was help
less and too terrified to call for assist.
ance. The brutal murderer then AZ.
tempted TO throw the body overheard,
hut, finding it fast by The irons, be
cu' round The wrist, broke the bone
across bis knee, and thus freeing the
body. threw il in;O the water. The
crime must have been accomplished
very rapidly aud with great silence.
since i; wa, not discovered until day.
light. The murderer was handed
over to the captain Of the Port in
Iquique.