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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-15
FAN URES OF SEVERAL FIRMS.

Francis G. Green, of No. 80 Dey-st., one of
the largest dealers In iron pipes in this city has become
embarrassed, and has asked an extension OF twelve
months from his creditors lie is a director in the
Keeey Motor Company, aud is sanguine OF its sue
cess that he expects to be able TO the creditors IN
fnu by the money received from it, His liabilities
amount 20 S11AO0O and his real assets, consisting Of
stock machinery fixtures and book accounts valued
at sI4 600 At meeting Of the creditors il was agreed
10 grant the extension and TO allow him $4,000 out Of
The assets aud year TO develop and perfect the
Kelley Motor The remainder OF the assets Is 20 lie
plaoed in the hands OF Messrs Benton aud Faulkner his
manager and bOokkeeper trustees, TO be converted
mic cash for the creditors
Robert w Kelley, OF Southeast, Putnam County, has
gone into voluntary bankruptcy in this city. His
liabilities amount 20 $9O697 all OF which Is secured
except the claim Of the United States Trrst Company
for 80 9OA ,,. ,,,,,
THE creditors OF william NJ. Whittem0re blackboard
exchange operator, in small way, at No. ~ Bioadst
arc In grief at his sudden departure. MI. WMtteDOre
was Injured By the recent heavy decline IN Western
stocks and he owed his bucketshop customers about
An assignment for the benefit OF his credors was
made yesterday by Louis r. Conn, OF NO l44O lhlra-
ave, 10 Aaron JOsephle
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CALENDARs THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAHBKRs-Van Brunt 5-Court OPENS
al IOh a. m Calendar called at II a. m Nos ~ TO- lO3
InentNos 1873 2O3 2Oa, 206, 2g7 30 gil 212 2l3. pa
25 26. 27 2lS 2l0 22l 222 220 2SO ISL 49, 253 49,
stFTEoR CoUET-sPEcAL TERM-sedgwck. J-Court opens
Rt lZm No day calendar.
COMMON PIKAs-SrRClAL TERH-COuft opens AT II A. m
GESRRAL sEssoYs-PART I-Gildersleeys J.-Thomas
EnrRht rape Luigi Clenente, John Sanford, James Go
feiOnOus assault and battery Pat
rick FarIfpgon Michael Harrington, Andrew smith, rob
berry; John HanTahaD burglary Kitty Mcmahon, grand
larceny; William Evarts. Frank Smith, burglars Raphael
Martinez grand larceny Israel Gordon John hcNuty TOD
bery Frederick Watson 1.-TWO cases) John Cornish, John
BoYnon Pere, ielOniOus assault and battery John
DELANEY Irving Charles Gleason James Kelly VIII
liam McCabe Edward SAtteee Peter Mcknight burglary
Charles ~ Styker John Smith Alfred Baker Frank A. Dun
ster William DambsT James Watson Amos BlukeT Frank
Meyers Frank Rex Lawrence Farrell Charles Williams John
shea grand Michael Smith larceny from the person
August LeiteKer false pretences Michael Hogan hssat
SchfnkOn, ElOus Vending, dlsOrdery
house Charles Bourgsn CONCEALED weapons Thomas Null
I'm larceny from the person.
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THE COURTS.
SALVAGE FOR TOWING IN THE COLON

SALVAGE FOR TOWING IN THE COLON.
The Pacific Mail steamship Colon, on
August 90 1876 disabled at while on voyage
from NewYork TO Colon, having on board l40 passeu-
gers and merchandise valued at S250,0O0. Her low
pressure crank broken her machinery was disabled
and her Propeller useless Two men on board
were killed. The vessel was turned toward New-fork
and sail was set On the day the steamer Ktna,
NJ the Atlas line was spoken and II was settled between
the captains that the Ktna should tow the Colon " New
York and the compensation should be determined by the
Interested persons in New-YOrk THIS city reached
on August % The representatives OF the two com
panies could not agree upon the amount or
cOmpensatiOn. Action brought In the United states
District Court NY the Atlas Company, claiming $780,
600 for salvage services Judge Choate rendered long
decision Yesterday In which he concludes that IN con-
sderaton of the rendered by the Hna and the
peculiar danger in which the Colon was LETT by her ac-
cident $4,000 would be fair amount to allow the
owners, officers and crew Of the Etna.
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CHARGED WITH SHAMEFUL ASSAULT.

Miss Janet E. Hawks of No. $40 West
Fortyseventhst young gil of fourteen, invited
on Monday night by two young men, Edward Murphy
and John Kirwin to go sailing with them on the Hud-
SON. She consented aud the three set out 10 rowboa
from the foot of FftysecOnd-st, about N. After
rowing short distance from the shore Murphy, as Is al
legged seized the girl and he and mis- companion assaulted
her several times About midnight they put her ashore at
Thrty-sixths andrOwed of The girl told her story at
the nearest police station and the mon were arreste ed
Yesterday and arraigned at the Jefferson Market Police
Court Murphy was held In $1,000 bail and his com
paniOn was locked up In default OF bail.
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RECORDED REAn ESTATE TRANsFERa
Npu WORK CITY

1Sth-st ms, s2l It Of Ave;A, 25LloS.s Louis G
Washer, referee, 20 Hamilton BlydenDurgh -.
6athst u =, 1851 II Q Of llth-ave 25IlOt2j William
DIXON. referee, 10 the Mutual Life Insurance
llthst 5 5, 900 ftw Of sd-aye, 25H95 Moses bly,
referee 10 William II ii MOOre.............. 1900.
S9d-st n g. 1888 II Of 9tl-ave. 2ONlO22; Richard il
sweezy referee, TO the Bank for Savings.--.-....:
l2?th.st = 4 between Sd and 4th-aves Erastus
Brewer. referee 20 James virgins - -. 49,
UniOn-aye n G Emmett-st, lOONlOO Albert bhch'
referee 20 Bernard Hughes.
l2lst-st s, 14l Il OF 4th-ave, l7xlOOll Henry
Niebuhr and wife 10 Frederick Lenckel.
24thst. T. 3666 Il Q of 6th.ave, 10 SKSoS tIans'
cisca Hutton and husband 20 Thomas Norman
73d.st \ $50 IL e Of zd-aye, 1OOXlU2.2: johanna
NOsser ana husband 10 Eliza Schwaerzer.
lISth.si SIS 1913 II q Of Ave-A, 5OXlOOlOi JOhn May
and wife 10 Mary Donovan. 80.
81 stat n f. 675 II W OF 3d-ave, 25xlO2.2 Mary )
Mooney to owen Byrno..
l2lstst IA T. 80 ft of 4th-ave, 34NlOo,ll; ana also
l2lstst, =, 176 It @ of 4th-aye, AK Ooll Hen
~ p Niebuhr and wife To Frederick Lonckel u.
41st-st. 1888 II Of btli-ave; Leah Magruder 10
Rebecca Cohen Jack son. .,.--...;
57thst (NO A East. 2lxlO0 3 Charles Duggan ana
wife 10 Anna Catharine BOrs..
5th-sve s. lOOl1 e Of ssrh-st 60xlOo; also Olst
stns $40 Il of 3dave, lOOXlCO.ll. and also
l20th-t II g. 90 10 OF Boulevard, 100, llxlf0-...
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AN ORDER OF ARREST VACATED.

Oliver w. Barnes obtained an order.Of arrest
against Charles o. Richardson, the ground that the
latter had induced him. by false approximations to
purchase for IS 900 certain worthless claims against the
Central Railroad OF Illinois. A motion was
made before Judge Van Brunt for a vacation
of the order OF arrest Richardson claiming that false
representations made by him and that the claim for
damages II IL ever existed void by the statnte
OF Limitations, the transaction having occurred IN 1870
and his not having been made until six years a
terward The motion granted, the defendant stipu
latng not TO sue Barnes
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sOusss anu farms iuanlen.

RY A RESPONSIBLE party, q completely
- fOnrstOry house. not above 3Othst terms not
exceed BOO will be paid monthly when due Address
MORGAN, Tribune Uptown ONCE, l,2Se Bfoadwsy
EARM WANTED-Improyed, good build
inge free and clear within 500 miles Of NewYork, IN
change equity Of valuable improved productive property
suburbs Of NewYork. Address with description HOME
STEAD, Tribune ONCE.
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RECORDED MORTGAGEs.

Central Presbyterian Church 70 Alvin Johnson, oo
A7ths. 10 Il OF Nh-fye. years OioVu
Cunningham Edward AMI others, executors ami tfus-
tees OF Benedict deceased, n Petfyst -, 90
23l Of BoecKest years l3,OVO
Enfe l; Msry an Of dave 5000
Flsherty Maria X 90 John r. Lockwood, NJ 3sihsI
1850 II W Of 6thave; and also ss S4thsh lJ9H 20 ooo
Of4traVe, years OfuVO
Gordon Charles III the Seamen's BANK for say. -
ings e 4thst. COLO u Gol Char'css' year. sOO
K'f Is1 30 H7 Is AgG an ana 10000
Krs re SrlT n la e%Si'o $4,000
MOf II v S Of sdaTe u year az @ 10000
Prickitt William s and others 60 Henry W henaun
Ridgt-st go n Of Ktyington-st, years. 5000
Schwaerger. ELIZA and husband Ia JO11uua NUsSer,
s73dst-, 100 OF 2d-ave, months l2eoO
TO II X 73d-st. $50 n 2dnve months 1000
9' gss SS Of S7 Ti years 10000
Slerst Barbara and others 10 Joseph Urban, ST. es
Sun0lkst I25ft 81 RivngtOu-st. ve lts.... lbOOO
Tnavcr. stephen II and wife 10 George Bell Lex 80
ngtouayt. Of 94th-sit years ..-......-. OOOO
Tbaver stephen IA wife 10 George Bell, executor
sIexngOuave u 81 g4thst 3ycars.... -. 1000
Same 10 same W Lexington ave Of g4thst years bOO0
SANE Ted az Emily BEL u iAs ave %. y'. 5000
Woods David and wife 10 the Mutual Life Insurance
Company, n Suliyaust ~ Analyst, year. lhVuO
Same same, Sh-s. OfGthaye yeaf..--.... b,OOO
woodruff Amos and vie 10 tlc American ftre IN
surauce Company Broadway " cor 50ost 40
year oVoV
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Keller Frederick to John Kuntz 81
steiuWay william, executor. to II II Camel lCOOO
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stfamuOaIs ano RAILROADS.

A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
"a e. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW,
leave Hety street el AZ $50 and 24ta street Pier at
a. n landing at Nyack Ferry West Point Newburgh Pouch
keepsle Rhnebeek saugeries Catskl and Hudson. CON
NECIS az West Point with steamer Carrie A. Ward for Cold
spring and Cornwall To West Point NewOurgh return
ing by down boat, az Excursion Rates. TRANSFER by
annex boat leaving BROOKLYN at m, connecting At Al
bany with trains NORTH and WEST Special train to and
from Saratoga.
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nECIsIONs-Auaus1 IL

SnuTefRS Court hdmbTs-By Judge Van Brunt.
KrOmmeDein agt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. contain refer
stenographer's minutes Barnes ag Richardson
Motion granted defendant STIMULATING not 20 sue.
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Gin proptrp 90 Gel.

ITO LEASE-5th-ave., above Madison square
Desirable store low rent D. BEAMES, 1873 Broadway.
VNO LET-Fully fuInished-The 4-story high
stOOp house 81 West 62d At, near bthave
lard table plumbing perfect order house painted and
frescoed let low rent desirable tenant. Apply
Friday TO owner on premises after II a. m.
VN0 LET-HOuse AID seven lots on 125th-st.,
II between 7th and 8thaves. ~ bargain. Apply 90 J..
ROMANO BROWN, $50 Broadway.
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ATEM YORK CENTRAL And HUDSON

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER HAiLROAD.-COmmencing July ], 1873,
through trains vail leave Grand Central Depot
Sa m. Western and Nor hefn Express drawing room cars
20 Rochester and ~. Adams
m. Saratoga and Montreal Special through drawing
room 10 Saratoga and Montreal go
1880 a D., Special Chicago and western Express, with
drawIng CanandAigua Rochester aud Buffalo
luchneld spTiugs.
III a m Express to Albany and Troy with connections 20
Utica Saratoga aud Rutland North Adams and bennington
Drawing car "a SaraioEn -
$3.50 ?. IN, Saratoga Special with dia"ingrOom cars
through
4 n m. Albany and Troy Express
D. m Louis Express, daily, with Ieeping cars Tor ST
Louis running through every day In the week also sleep
inF Bunalo Niagara Pals Toledo and Detroit and 20
Montreal. excepting Sunday night wa Saratoga
73O D. Past Express for Rochester and Corning Via
Geneva, with through sleeping cars -
$50 D m Pacific Express. daily, with sleeping cars for
Rorhester Niagara Fails Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit
and Chicago also excepting sunday night 10 Clayton con
meeting with ST Lawrence RIVER next morning
WATERFOWL excepting Saturday night and TO Montreal VIA
81 AlbanA excepting Saturd and Sunday mighty
IL m Express with sleeping care 10 Albany end Troy.
way Trains per Local Time Tables Tickets Hor sale al
Nos 359 POI and Il3 broadway and AZ Weseot Express
Co.'S Ofoes Park place lsa aud O42 broadway, New
York and $50 Washington. ~. brooklyn.
g. II. MEEKER General Passenger Agent.
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.EW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
LINE.
no., hound BROOK ROUTE

r. =
EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOUrS.
Leave NeWIorE, foot Of Lihortyst, for Trenton and
ihade pia al 83l ESQ lOl6, 1880 M, l;jO. f. 5:30
~ D. m, ana at 43O n. Tor Trenton.
Leave philadelphia from station North Pennsylyana Rail
road Ihir and BrrE% M ESQ tway, 745 $3.50, ll3O a.
M, 100, $50. $50. 5:47. Il p m.
Leave Trenton for New York loo Except Monday $780,
S'i5 90 q. NJ l2:l6 $40. $3.50. 6:3op; NJ . an.
Pull AN DrnwiugrOon Cars attached 10 the $50
p M trains from New York; 20 the 745 m, 1880 p
trains IRON Philadelphia.
SUNDAY TRAiNs-Leave New.Y rk and Philadelphia at
9 n jB, II p Leave NeU.fork for Trenton ~ 9
A. ~ 63 p NJ Leave IT nton NJ l:2l. $50 a. NJ 6lO p M
Connection - made at Jersey Guy station by ferry 10 and
from BiOcklyE ana EIic " depot, Jersey City.
Ticket fOr sac az tot p Lbcry-st, Nos b29 aud 9i4
broadway, AZ the prime pal hotels all Offices u the Erie Raj
way IN NewNOrk and brooklyn and az NO COurs, Brook
Ign. Baggage checked ir1m residence 10 destination.
il. =. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
EOR ROND0UT and KINGSTON.-Fare 75
II cent? NEWBU re " and beow. 80 CENTS Land at HIGH
land Falls tWtsf Pnint Cornwall Newburg. Marlboro. Nil
ton, POUGHKEEPSlE, Esopus, connecting with Ulster and
Delaware WAIKIKI Valley RaiTuads Steamboats, Thomas
cornell and James W. Baldwin leave daly at m, Pier 81
North River foot Of Harnsonst
EORNEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
n sPHINGFIELD WHITE MOI NTAINS, MONTREAL
aud intermediate points steamers leave Pier 10 T. r.. at
Sundays included. and IL sundays excepted con
with SPECIAL trains az Newaven for Hartford,
Springfield. Tickets sold and checked at 844
broadway New York, and COurtst BROOKLYN Excursion
% New-Hayenand return, 81 90.
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TAKE THE
PEOPLES EVENING LINE,

W III M
THE FINEsT STEAMERS IN THE WORLD
MONTREAL AND QUEBEC
ROME, RIcHFIELD SPRINGS,
BUFFALO AND CHICAGO,
HUDSON RAILROAD, AND WEST ON LINE
NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
THIS is THE ONLY EVENING LINE STEAM
Frs SELLING TICKETS AND CHECKING BAG
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
W. H. DREW, President
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station In New-York foot OF Liberty.st.
Ferry station N Brooklyn. foot Of Fulton.st.
Commencing July H. S7STrans leave New-YOrk, foot Of
LOertY-st. as follows:
e:30 IN = For Remington, Easton. Belvidere Mauch
Chunk, Tamsqua, Wxesbarre, Elmira &c. Connects at
$40 a In-For Hgh Bridge Branch. schocey's Mountain.
Mageh CHUNK Tamaqua Hazeton Wilkesbarre Scranton.
lOl5 m. and 80 D. m-For sOmerville and Pennington
p n-For bennington, Easion, Aauch Chunk, Tamaqua,
Mikesbarre scranton funkhannock, Tamaqua Hazleton,
y. n. For High Bridge ranch schOOey's Mountain.
Budds Lake ana Lake HOrafcong. Easton Bevdere and
2;Sop m, dalyzFor Easion Allentown aud Harrsburgn.
For local points see time tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAlN--Lolve at D. NJ, II m for Bound
Bo9k and intermediate points, aud at $3.50 p IN for EastOn,
TIE brooklyn Erie Annex make connection
Jersey City
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trans leave for Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove,
90, At $40, .. ll;45 q. M $780, 4, o. q pm.
Pullman DraWngrOom Cars are attached 10 the $3.50 and
Stages Mattawan station to aud from KEYPoRT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot Lbcry-st, for Freehold, at
$40, ll:45 a. M T. ., Gpm
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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change saesroom to-day:
BYE n. LucIotD e. Co.
lot on West 12ithst, cor OF Bth-ave SbxoOoi -,
plot Of land 9thave. cor of57th-st l25bIlOOi a
Same ~
] house and stable with two lOtS. West l25thst
running through TO l26thst, $50 It OF SHAVE, "a
each lot 25xl09 10; came buyer. ~,
BV 4. j. Bleecber q Son.
/ 3stOry brick dwelling with lease OF lot No5o
MonfgOmeTyst, o Z, 49.S II OF MadisOn-st lot 2Ox
75.lx22 91f6 leased May l, 1862 term 81 years
ground rent $500 per Rnnum Daniel sWeeny-..-. y
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Gup Real Gslaie for sale.
DROOME-S West Side-HonSe and lot will
be old very cheap sold good paving property
pr1ce very low. rutland WHITING, Beeklnan-sl.
WTILLIAM-ST.- Valuable corner will be sold
w very low 10 prompt purchaser
RUTLAND & WHITING. Beekman-st
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TOR THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
On and after July direct connection will be made via
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.

While MOUNTAINS.
On and after July drec connection viii made via
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
PARLoR CARS leaving the steamer landing FOX
POINT WHARF, PROVIDENCE at BOO a. In, will run
through TO FABYAN HOUSE and ALL WHITE NOUN
TAIN POINTS WITHOUT CHANGE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. =
~ Leave NewYork from foot of Desbrosses and COurandt
sts.
$40 for Washington Columbus, Cincinnati. Indianap.
oils Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston and the
South Pullman cars froh Baltimore TO Newark o.. and
Chicago.
100 for Washington and the West the South via
Gordonsville. Pullman from New-YOk u Baltimore
and Washington making connections for Pttsburg Gin
cnnau, Indianapolis Louisville, and ST louis Through
Pullman cars Baltimore TO Cincinnati st. Louis and Pitts
burg and from Washington to Augusta and Savannah.
300 p M daily for Washington the South and West Pull
man seepers from NewYOrk 10 Baltimore ana Washington,
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati Indianap
Oils Louisville ST. Louis, Columbus Pittsburg the South
and Southwest Through Pullman cars from Baltimore TO
Cincinnati connects at Washington with trains for Lynch
burg, Florida. New-Orleans and the South.
For through tickets please call at Companys Office, BIB
broadway York. ticket Offices foot Of C0Crandt
and DesbrOssessts., and depot Jersey City
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROA ID.
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gttamboata ano RaiIroaos.
TROY B0ATs-CITIzENs' LINE
sTATERoOMs, 81 AND e..

sTATERooMs, 81 AND e..
New palace steamers Saratoga City OF Troy
ff 40 N H. loot Deroys, daily Except Saturday. at
SURE CONNECTIONS WITH EARLY TRAINS for all
points North East and West.
THROUGH CARS TO WHITE MOUNTAINS WITH
OUT CHANGE
saterooms and through tickets at DOdds ga Broadway
". Y. and Court st., Brooklyn
Erie Amer Boats.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
L Trunk LINE AND UNITED Sites MAIL
ROUTE on aud after Jgg Is,S trans Fs S1yS ~ T
lows: -. -. 49,, 49,, CT,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached a. m. aud 80 D. nl
For wiuamsport Lock Haven. Cory and Erie at S3Op
M correcting AZ CORY or Itusye Petroleum Centre aud
Baltimore, waslinsoa and the south, " IimiieG Wesn
day. $50 m: arrive Washington Alt Regular at 800
E1pls $50 for .PS ri o $50 51 So Ito
an gS9 $50 s sDd ana @r1Sn and sec sec
Ond class . m For Cape May p IN: ali ,hor1b train,
at Jersey city, aOrdng speedy and direct transfer ior
For trains to Newark Elizabeth Railway Princeton Treo
ton Perth AnIoy Flelln gon eyidere and other points
Tains arrive From Isburg 600 loso e. M: W. From
D. M Sunday, d e5S aio h frS PhisIepha SOB Sso
ctYa 1870 9q IN SUI sunday 5os Oto 1850 ii56 m
and % E5Ss4EsSE 10 "a A'toF c6 MGe:s
foot q es . and So Of BookH Sos
ia Ii6 IN Hudsonst Hoboken Depot Jersey Clty'
FtAN hsI.rsI Manager Geni Passenger Agent.
THE NARY POWELL, fare % cents ts, FOR Nest Ens
ston Colsens Milton New. Hsmbufg, Hyde PARK and Cold
fTg gy fTy Come ccnnsS T1 Win HIN
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
To BOSTON, via Providence, direct -,
FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY AZ MILES OF RAIL
MAssACH GSEffS Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse Mott, nj
daily (Sundays excepted from PIER ~ Norbn e
foot OF NarTenst, At M Passehgeis al'e ~ YS nj
lam; No intermediate landings between New'forA anu
TISIeS" viz PROVIDENCE LINE TO OAK BLUFFS,
Is 90 ROUND TRIP TICKETS, So
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGT0N LINE,
POK BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
at D. H., IRON Pier So North River loot of Jay-st.
Sn sIonnTton sold via ths line Now York Boston
stateToons and tickets FOR EITHER LINE secured at
No 1913 broadway. and at all offices OF MestcotIs Express
Company. Also tickets sold at Al. hotel ticket onioea
Freight yla either me taken AZ lowest rates - 49,.
N''s" ~ ID. \ BABCOCK, President
l. W. FnKNs General Passenger Agent
TO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNsY LVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
EEwYoRK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Foueen Through Trains eseh way daily three deDots
Philadelphia, two In NeW-York
Double Track most Improved Equipment and the FASTEST
on and afterIJulv {, 1881 80
Express Trains NewYork via Desbrosses and Court
landt street Ferries. as follows; o,o -ao
4:3O 7:S0, $50, $3.50 hmted IL a. M j. j. o5n liU
$50 and Sunday, 4iSO and g. m D. o. $780, f;So'
Bosts OF brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at jersey city, ahoding speedy and direct transfer
0 RsfSrnlSF trains leave philadelphia $40 l. 1885, $50
and IL limited Express. 1886 p nj y o59 saaaa
1896 D. IN ~ midnight On Sunday, $780, =, u 3, $50
a m. A. 1885 D. M, aud ~ midnight - -.
House and COurlandts court
s and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of fntonst Bro9kyn
WI TPR AK fTMoMsoN, l. r. PALMER,
General Manager. oeni Passenger As]
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REAL ESTATE.

EKw-YoRK, Wednesday, Aug. IA, 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
chanRe salesroom to-day:
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Conntrn Real estate tor Sale.


At CROTON LANDlNG-FOR SALE
n FARM Of 26 acres suitable for geutemans country
residence property located Tho west side Oi the Az
bany Post Road one mile north Of tho taon and commands
extensive OF the Hudson River The land July COZ.
cred with apple pears and other email fruits and ali under
cultivation The buildings comprise good barn lcehouse
and oe out buldmgs house contains ii large rooms
EDWARD CLARKE. Tribune once.
EOR SALE-At Morris Plains, y. j. house
fully furnished outbuildngs acres Of land AZ In the
most complete and perfect orier possession 1me6isey
For further particulars apply 70 GRANT IHOkNbuhNJT"
No 10 John ST.. New.IOrk.
EOR SALE-The country residence of the
undersigned consisting Of double twostoIy and attic
frame house with kitchen and extension wide piazza on
sdea wide hall through the CENTRE hot aud colo
water aud All convenience with nfsclas fuf
mace the cellar. outhouses, carriage house, BAN.
&C: large lawn. with stately Old shade trees gar
dens fruits &C. and the improvements, viii De s9d WIN
land The property htuate on the Dank- OF
beautiful stream the village Of AsbuTy Warren
COunty j. and IL reached by the NcwJersey Central Ran
road from NeY0rk. 80 minutes from Easton.
PENN way eight tunes day. The village OF A.
bury the mountains. IN the most bcautiul valley
the rkhe Tor its hehfuness ana y entirely
mosgWtos The property VIII be sold at
bargain and terms OF payment made easy Apply on me
premises 90 THOMAS ACELRAIH, or al his ONCE lal
Broadway NeW.lOrk.
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I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
~ NewJerSey southern Railroad. Commencing June H.
s7a steamers Wi leave kew.lOk. Pier T. North River
foot Of Rector st connecting ~ Sandy Hook with trains for
Long Branch g. $50 a. IN. !, 3fb, D, b:t6 D. m.
Red Bank and Toms River o. $50 a m, /, S15 y. "a.
Beach Haven, A. N, D. M
Ocean Grove. $3.50 a. n., ], $40. y. m.
Ninetand Btdreton and Atlantic city m.
Philadelphia and Tuckcrtun, a. m. j, 3Ab p IN.
" WIN. 8 sNEDEN,
General Manager
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RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES
Keller Frederick TO John Kuntz. 81
Steiuway William executor 10 I il IL Canel-. ICOO'
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aInslraI {nsIrnme,IEa

A DUMAHAUT, late S. X. BALL g. CO.,
n. No. 70 EAST lArH.ST
Chickering's stenways and other Pianos and organs oW
Or cash, on instalmeDts and for rent