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New-York tribune., 1878-05-03

,,oo,r ro Rr MADE AGAINST MEN TO WHOM
GLOVER NEVER GAVE An OPPORTUNITY 10 Dh
HEARD.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE1
v,s,1NrToy. Nav 2.-Thc members of the force
=. .nocio, onents of the Treasury Department
ocoinst whom it has been announced that MT.
Clover is about TO report have received no oinciai
notice that he was making an investigator VI
their work. Outside circumstances lead TO tue De-
Ief that any inquiry which Mr. Glover IS eohuuct
inc into the operations of this bureau mas Deeh
under the direction of Major Moore, who was
formerly connected with 1t; and the 1aet that 'ne
oames of the chief of the bureau and Specal Agents
Aver and Chamberlain are mentioned, leads TO the
conjecture that the report may relate TO the delaca
tion discovered in the Norfolk Custom House about
ovear ago The history of this is substantially as
follows:
The Collector at Norfolk informed the Secre-
tary of the Treasury that cargo of salt had
been imported at that place during the term OF
Jis predecessor upon which no duties seem to have
been paid. Major Moore, who was then special
agent of the Treasury Department was detailed to
10 to Norfolk and make an examination, and was
given full instructions how to proceed. Before he
concluded his work the President removed him
from Office for cause. He subsequently wrote re-
which he made certain accusations against the
special agent in whose district Norfolk was situated
and also against the chief of the bureau. The ac-
cusatious were fully inquired into in the Treasury
Department and were not sustained
Special Agent Adams, against whom it is also an
nounced that Mr.. Glover is abOut TO report, has n-
formation that he is accused of having received pay
ment twice for the same work. His friends explain
tbs When Mr. BristOW was District Attorney in
Kentucky, Adams, who had been special agent OF
the Treasury Department, but was not so then, dls
covered a counterfeit tobacco-stamp information OF
which he gave to the Government This was cOnsd-
cred very valuable information, and he put in a
claim for il against the United States amounting to
$1,000. The Secretary of the Treasury dsallOwed
part of the claim, but paid to Adams $3.50 Snbse-
aueutly, after Mr. BristOw became Secretary OF the
treasury, ne inquired of Adams whether ne had
beeu paid for the services i'll question: and on learn
ing the facts advised him that he was entitled to
larger sum. Acting on the secretary's suggestion
Adams did make q further claim, and it Is under
stood received $3.50 more.
Mr.. Glover, in his investigation of the Special
Agents Bureau, has not giveu its members any Op-
portunIty TO be heard in their own defence.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-03
JERSEY CITY AS A PORT OF ENTRY.
VARIOUS STEAMSHIP COMPANIES OPPOSED TO THE
PROJECT.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRfBUSE.J

IBY TELEUHhH TO The THIBUNEI
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The bill reported by the
House Committee on C@mmercs recently, to make
Jersey City a porl of entry, will not be
agreed to by the House without encount-
ering sharp opposition. This measure, which
is not a new ono, having been passed by
the House committee several years ago and defeated
in the Senate through the opposition of Mr. Conkling
is favored generally By the politicians OF New-Jersey
New-York tribune., 1878-05-03
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS RESUMED.
URREY AND RUSSIA APPOINT AMBASSADORS Il
EACH OTHER.
LONDON, Thursday, Nay 2

EACH OTHER.
LONDON, Thursday, Nay 2, 1873.
The Agnce RRsse and ConstantinOple dispatch
confirm the news of the appointment of Prince
Labanof to be Russian Ambassador to Turkey.
Chakir Pasha. not Ismid Pasha, is to be Turkish
Ambassador at st. Petersburg.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-03
MINESS FABRICATIONS
SENATOR CoNKLING To TAKE no FURTHER NOTICE
OF THEM.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO I'll. 1RIBUsE.l


iBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
WAsuINGToN May 2.-Senator Conkng will take
no furthef notice of the later publications by Mr.
John f. Mines than he did of the original Inter
view" The report that he has thought OF making
a personal explanation in the Senate Is not true.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-03
ARRANGEMENT FOR THE FUNERAL.

SARATOGA, n. Y, May 2.-Mr. Morissey's
remains Will be taken from here to Troy on Friday
noo The funeral will take place at Troy Saturday
afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-03
AN OLD woMAN's ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.

Officer Mint rescued an old woman from
drowning late last night. lie saw her struggling
in the water, as the foot of East Thrdst,
and jumped in, In time to save her lie
The woman proved to be TneOdora COwry, seventysix
wears old and apparently insane. She had attempted,
apparently, to commit suicide.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-03
A BRITISH MINISTER on THE CRISIS.


Mr. Cross, Home Secretary, speaking again
n, Preston tonight repeatedly and energetcaly repud
atedathc idea that the Government we're bent on
war; but said they determined 10 be prepared
flr all possible circumstances.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-03
VOL. XXXvIH.. NO l,574.
WASHINGTON.
r., ovrP STILL RUMMAGING.

IL
.r,sr ATTEMPTS 10 PROVE THAT eo,r no.
HIS - 1ynoxG soMEwuERE-coMMERoiAh NM
IITICAL MATTERS hoon suspended
The two officers who have Oecn s"' dro re.
,o,nororilv mo anil at Mr.. Glovers request "io bo tbo
so5 70 he trustworthy men, but 10 pe .io
pSoot Of the attacks of people VINO en.'i eo h"nm %
eouoI oo1eor spite against them WORD l'S 1fo4 3Sa
s persona 10 The the Bureau of Engraving Una olla'
soS, S,,u examination of its books is TO DC llaue
fu panorl will be made by Mr.. Glover against INST
.ho ~ ,'F forcs of Special Agents, although e ,ne
SnociaI Agents have never been lnlofiieu '.'' !
.h"v 1p", ore accused. Mr.. voorhees, made a vlo-
,nOt & snecch against the Resumption AcI yes, io
tcrday. Steamship companies are opposins ,no
Sn making Jersey City port o. en',S'
A. An adverse report will be made on 'he nom
;na,;oo of Mr.. Frothinghlm as Appraiser az
W"w.York. Wy, George l.. Smith has been con-
ermcd os Collector at New-Orleans. Mr' Conk-
i;na will make no further reply to the state,
ments of Mr.. Mines. The Legislative Dill
nivcs rise to much debate in the House
New-York tribune., 1878-05-03

denounced these bonds spurious and refused to re-
deem them, and out of this refusal there grew a
number of suits in the trial of which the
fraudulent character of the bonds fully estab-
shed. question then arose whether these securi-
ties really cOnnterfets spurious issue from
genuine plate. Mr.. W. p. Wood, it is understood
insisted on the latter theory; cpd Secretary McCul-
loch made contract with him TO pay him $4,000
if he proved the bonds TO have been printed from
genuine plate and succeeded in capturing it. sum
amounting TO several thousand dollars was ad-
vanccd on the contract, but Mr. Casilear always con-
tended that the bonds were printed from a counter
felt plate. This latter theory was finally established
and Woods contract with tine Treasury Department
was annulcd. The latter. however, continued to
demand the fulflment of the agreement originally
made with him, and out of it has grown claim
which has never been settled. His enmity against
Mr.. Casear originated in that officers efforts to
show that the fraudulent 7-30 bonds were
printed from n counterfeit plate. Mr. Wood IS now
one of Mr. GloveI's assistants.
Mr.. Sullivan Is the chief accountant of the Bu-
rcau of Engraving and Printing and has held a po-
stOn in that bureau for about nine years lie has.
of course. boen familiar with the amount and char
acter of work done by all the employees OF tie 3u-
Teau: and when reductions have been mace the
head of the bureau has often acted upon bis recon-
mendatiOns. In this way he has made enemies OF
many of those who Were discharged; ana they are
believed to be at the bottom of the present move.
ment against him. Professor Wilcox the expert OF
Mr.. GlOvers committee, called at the Bureau of En,
craving and Printing this morning, and announced
his intention Of making thorough examination OF
all the books. The object of the committee In Sc
curing Mr. SulivanS suspension seems to he 10 pre-
vent mm from uakIng any explanation of his books
or throwing any light upon any intricate question
that may arise during the examination.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-03
A SPEECH TO AN EMPTY CAPITOL.
NIGHT SESSION "FoR DEBATE oNLY"-ONE MEN,
BER IN THE BENCHES, AND THE WHOLE BUILD
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

M IIGTITTD Ut,
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, May 2.-The farce of holding night
sessions for debate only" has at last become more
than ridiculous Last night there were present in
the chamber about dozen Representatives; but
tonight, when Mr. lIendrick b. Wright, of Penn
sylvania rose to speak on the Tariff Bill, single
member only was in his scat besides the ono who
was presiding in the place of the Speaker That
member went ont after Mr.. Wright had been speak
ing few minutes but before the PENNSYLVANIA
completed the reading of his speech another one,
Mr.. Morrison, came in. In order that Mr.. Wright
might literally speak to empty benches the Capitol.
including the dome was lighted. The clerks and
doorkccpcrs were in their places and the whole
machinery of the House of Representatives was put
in motion at an expense which must have been
gratifying to an economical Democracy.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-03
GLOVEK's WAYS PECULIAR.

REPORT To BE MADE AGAINST MEN TO WHOM
CLOVER NEVER GAVE An OPPORTUNITY TO De
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-16

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES oF FATHnS'
ANysEME NTs-isr PAcx-4th, 5th and 9Th coils
AsTRoLoGy-7ra PAcE-2d COL
spAk6ERs sk6ERsJ2p WpHTsL7H, rnen-is eP P.cr4.h COL
sSSSRlSs asSS HIM FIJI sSSss &c.
sysIiSsS!ss essonzysI.1Esae.ss ,,.ns,s s.sr .s,
CRY REAL E1i ESTATE FOR sxLE-2D fAer-lst col.
S5zcSsEN S5Eeks Az Rkb
co1SfWiSE siEAMsHirs-7ru PAcs-eth col
SS0FsefTsssSsHb5EFsssssa SascFs nSnbEssi.s naeF F.on4.h
BWSnssd oEsRs 70 LET AND
and eth coils
ExS9ssioss ExS1ssSss f4srs P.ss-ssi sss sS col
FSREisHED 'Rooss AND APARTMENTS TO Lsr-
ESssdH EESssssfsEz7sSEr fsssss s.:
HstP Hstf
hORsESs UAKRIAGEs &c-isT PAcK-3d and 4th coils
HousEs fooss ss'e ac s%AsrED-7n rAe.sd and
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S5SSSsHSoSiaTas s;s.;:s ..i col
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PPfENfE6SkThlsss PfAN6f6kThs dkHHs ptSr SG-isr pAc.-4sh col
SsT 1snSSE
PRoPERTY our or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PAGE-1st col
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGED PAcE-1st co.
EEL skklsfoGs sd coils
= REWARDS -1sr PAGK--2d col
SALES At AUCTION-7TH PAGE-4th and 5th coils.
RITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-7TH rAGk-lst col.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-7rn rAGE-lst and I'd
SPECIAL NoTICEs-isr PAcx-2d and Sd coils
SPORTING DOGS. BIRDS, 8C.-IsT PAGE-3d col
q STALLIONS-1sr PACK-3d col.
GrORAsiE-7Tm PAGE-2d COL
THE TRADES--7TH PAGE I'd col.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEs-7rH PAGs-sd col.
TRAvkLLEkS' GUIDE-7rn PAGE-6th col
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TIL PAcx-3d col i.A tt
WANTED TO PURClASE-isr PAcE-4th COL.
WATCHES JEWELRY, 6C.-2p PAGE I'D col
WESrCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-1st col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-10rH PA0E-6th col.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-16
WHOLE NO. 1888.
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. 2eS BEoApwyATnWF SAIUy IN
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF FAfEhs'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-16
HORSES. CAKnlAoks. 81.
ACITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK latter
SAILS. CORNER OF Broadway and 39th St.
CHARLES w. BARKER. AUCTIONEER.
REGULAR SALES Wednesday and Saturday.

REcuLAk SKIES .xssy wsans:asy and Saturday.
0AT1LSsuh 2S iLSSsS 81 sA5E 5!SL66k GaIs DAY
81 sr.s ss SOP S
G.dsus on; Ss6s finest, ssmsss aud most stylish young
% or on
..ss
%
with With her and. being mie soils this
'iIiR THE cELEsFxfED bay Sas rros.ns Gedins Anthony
@ n Ss fes By srs B Ss.
grandes rosd horses sxtsns warranted sound and Kind
M
son sound and tea sashony wsyne and Mater Andersen
asss s b.s ,sx ns
HnHDsoSR sSHaf BAY AZ Comp. Horse ia high yo. od
stylish action ana sppesrsncc warranted sound and
h,rS TIE brown Tro.s1s S;saUs Warren Hdss.Sn M
i119" a9".s"s s
gentemens race TO road wagons warranted sound and
EXTRA 1s SPEEDY sI bay 1,s.Ss a;lans ls high
ssss
fHs Entire S.snes Of Esss.in bred Green rro
ters left from last sale comprising four
head; as follows. PER catalogue Nc brown
ses % s.y No. G:Ss r. brown .ass
NIEMoLAAS E EGlI dss's5tp.Ioq;: Dc t a. sale
ing. black Mare IS high years old. SOLD by order Of
Sxx sxsE Jenny iS.s high: year: o,a ans ph.s.s9
sas ss
THE FAMOUS bay I,Stng Gslding ding J9h1 g. 10 high
Mambrinc GIT, 22O, dam by Pilot Jr boat record 36l
he vl n 2s 4. sns road horse sound
prsss and su.!ns.s sssas So FSseons ma Carriages: i .sS'
FULL DESCRIPTIONS at sale
SALES MEYER postponed on account Of weather
DANIELS second great sale Of THOROUGHBREDs, at
the Mart
A CHARLES ". BARKER, AUCTIo NEEK.-GREAT
entire stable OF FAMOUS RACE HORSES At auction on
IhsTsdsy tso5usry 81. ~ II o'eloes a, BAKER
ISma .na hs s"rns sS
% T: .s'5 sss Mr.oS ..r 'ss ss 70
ksc anG Msjog yBa,kcr, pan sPARLINg terother to
.Da h %as e"
o anS Snd r"sn % ssas: IN oosnf s s,Cek
logues ready at the Mart. Sale peremptory
oS the sAR fsE5T 81 AFP fH GTEaE
CLUB STABLES. Ias wtsT sisT ST., WEDNESDAY,
5 ssdSsf dS$sasSs
aEssRs, as sEERs E9sN. E9s fs6PNlEroRs, a Evil VILE
SHOW THE SPEED Of Any Or TME LOT BEFoIE
STABLE. - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-16
WALLACkS.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
LAST NIGHT AND LAST MATINEE

ESsf aAs ss iaI Fri1sh a1ssA SAh1A0E
school,
Nth Nth +. .EsTss Esi.s s-,; %AEGscH, afslaslaHs
HxshS hhSoSSEHssffHHEEt SEsfHEt n ioas 4SEszs S5EERszss!
aH Mi $1s AgS
SSSaH N $hiE AaoHEE
sscBSB tie cJXsSS sssss
Iy''on's great hvs act Oo%%sSSy.v
FOR MONDAY EvESiSe Next. FEBRUARY ia
viii .uo., - powor and any yo. s..u eompr.
Nj ii. aEsFEs&AHatSE, 5oHs sSSSaHss,,
whose return to the stage the is most happy 20
NH Mos14sys ''A''ss'' Nj JOIN s1Lsxrr.
$zzSfS Ss$$ssS sES'iss: SsSESSssz
Ss:. III: fSsS SSsisi isSdIAS S;.: s$EEIEa sosrAo.
The scenery and 'eHs4fi;TssIps' enS4iEsIs sEm M s'
ssss ss 4 0
MSTsss ETsSSf ;RsS
usAss 70 1gs9HEP SsF EVEN SgnssS s4ssDfSa aoox
MA1INEE TODAY
Doors open fA 4 X xfsTasrs GfT%;1ss a. Ik1rsrs
Sss ss $$ zs$$is s$$$H $$$ ::$ n $EEEf$:s$S
In their famous American drama,
STRUCK OH.
STRUCK OIL
as plsyed by them 900 times all the world.
THEIR OWN ORIGINAL SONGS
Gas.
"These two Joyous artists. aside their undoubted
dramatic ski infect tho with their
msrrlmens, and TO make It literally glnd."Day News
rTSs ToToRs9w SUNDAY EyESIN9.
TENTH GRAND IS CENT CONCERT.
TENTH GRAND - CENT CONCERT.
A BERLE's TIvOLT THEATRE
II 9Th St. between I'd ana Sd avs.
A GRAND DOUBLE ATTRACTION
Captain A. a. BOGAKDUS AND SON, age f3
tho Youngest Glass Ball Shot In he World.
Tho kavs VIM. and Minnie, in Acrcbatic Songs and
Dances Frank Josie De Forrest Dutch Sketch Asts
Jas Messinger In Cannon Ball Featn Lottie GRANT, the
Fascinating Vocalist John Hawkins Comedian Mimic.
Mile Desr.e tho French opers Singer Sam Weston.
Ballet In New York Matnees every Thursday afternoon
and sunday midnight
(yoLuMBIA OPERA HOUSE, CORNER WEST i2T6
Modesy 100 lovely formed young ladies in Sultan
Iarem The Secrets Of the Seragio Beautiful Minue0
Dancers from the JRrdn Mabile, Paris In some thing
entirely to this country Bcwttching Female Bahert
In real water The Artists Models On the sly Tho Old
Man From the Country This Is the only where You
all tho spicy French sensations Evening at g.
Matinees Tuesdays. Thursdays and saturdays at 2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-16

II YCEUM THEATRE.
lIMr. WIN. j. FLEMING. Manager.
EAST LYNN Matinee to-day at o'clock, with tho sue.
cessul emotional Miss ADA GRAY Lady Isabel.
Tonight by general request Count JoANNEs and the In
vincible AVONIA fAlRBANkS In sICHAKD Ill, for
tho last time. MONDAY, February Ia, Grand Compi-
mrntay Benefit rendered the BY Kansser
and Legal Fraternity OF New York.
HAMLET
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
Brooklpn Real gsiale for Sale.

A DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL EE RECEIVED At IliE
3Os Vest Twenty third St, cor llehth.dVc.
$50 Third.ave, Forty sevcnthst; at the HARLEM
OFFICE No. 2.ZSl ThiTdSvc. Onc.hundTCdand
twenty fOurtlst Harem Savings Bank Building up 10 50
81 Irregular Office rates
EOR SALE. or EXCHANGE for FARM
store corner of OF the principal
streets BroOklyn well rented Address a. j. h, New
burgh, y. y.
TOR SALE or TO LET-First-clas three
Il story, high stOop and basement DrOwn.stOne house
newly finished With all modern improvements furnished OF
unfinished Greene second door east Of ChntOnaye
ID. IL. sTONE l92 Broadway, New.N Ork.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
REcoRnrD AssIGNMENrs on MOETGAGEs
Gitn Real estate for Sale.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR HE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL. BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No I,s3S Broadway, cor Thirty rr:t
st 3OS Y. st Twenty -thTd.st., OF. EGhtla We, 200
Thirdave, oTtyseycnthst. at the HARLEM OFFICE
No. 22SI Thrdaye, cor Onehundrc andwenty ionrt,-L
HaTem Savings Bank Building, up TO D. No. al regular
Office
EXAMINE-For lease-7JXlOO, west side
IL shave, 55th and 56th,sts.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
Real GsiGtc 10 GYtl)nnae.

EHICAGO.-Two dwellings,: free and cIcar: :
cash value property in NcwN OK Citv i'll
exchange. KCLAND Il WHITING, = beckman-st, y. y.
ENCHANGE for farm or country residence
- desirable Nrw-NoIk city tenement properly ia hHc
order anI rented. j. o. HONI Il SON.4 Pine Il.
ORANGE, y. J.-Want dwelling worth about
" for house Brrnk'yu excellent location.
RCGAND & WHITING. Bcckm8uSt
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
TIIE GREAT HEALTH RESORT,

known Home on the Iillside DansvIe Livingston
y. has this 10Th OF May lOI persOus-inen
women children boariers aud patients who have
of the Republic and Canada 20 spend the
summer their health 10 learn how 10
The cstabl sent Is the largest hygcnc ptyaol IN
stion world accommodate ftOm 500 to iOOgurss
has of good health 1000 persons
without giving ~ them a single particle Of medicines
publishes books health monthly health journal
The Laws Of Ilfe-ptco 81 80 a year-SPECIMEN COPIES
OF August PONIMO and s To have and TO no the greatest
health the world has seen Now SICK ana
you desro 10 get we'll or we'll you would Ike TO keep well
postage AMI get information and you Ike our
thought, philosophy and practise come TO w aod get d OF
sickness There laast 800 OOO chronic nNads ia
the United states who might have good health by proesse,
simple II they would adopt and follow them What
folly disobey the assof fe and Keep SICK when Nature
would herself mighty 10 II inNads would only ac
cep her guidance sno new tangled nonsense nor ian1
that tO induce tho people 10 accept It's sthe M
pilOsOphyOd CTeatOnthat TO lNc a. one 0hght
health nni ought not brings sickness Come 10
and learn how TO live II sick VIII get wei;
we'll Will stay we'll We give the choicest reieronces
iirrduirrd Address II aboec. JAMES g. JACKSON.
rNHE HOME HOTEL will now receive city
bOardes for 70 and ST per week; children under IL half
price good references required For a explanation
please Inform J. B. JEN NINGS
Freehold. Greene Co. New.iOrk.
NNINDHAM COUNTY, Conn.,, frst-class
board with very pleasant rooms Apply to the PRES
TON HOUSE, Brooklyn, Conn
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
'IllE WINCllELSEA
ia, tn. ffpe IL il1a /

class private summer resort otatedat an eleVa
ton 200 frctdccty III front oi the famous eau
tcraki Clovo commands extensive and magnificent VIEWS
and receives full benefit Of the cool mountain breeze
through the Gorge the location "a one the most healthy
finest In the country terms from ST. 10 - per "ttk
TIEO c. TEALE. PacnNie Ircsuc ca" \. Y, or call at
-. IlLII 4 L 4 Iu.Ill
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
Autiion Gales of Real Getatc.


Ky VIRTUE Of POWER of SALE con
taned IN the will and testament OF JOHN PAL
I ate OF the City o. NewlOrk, deceased, and In cOnfor
WIN ~ order made bv the Surrogate Of the CITY aud
.ny U NewfOIk &c. the undersigned ExocutriX and Ex
H. hApel In SAID ast VIII and testament will sell al pub
al The Exchange SAleSrOon, Number III Broad
No. h 'he City Of New York, by d. H. Ludlow & Co. auc
Of Ss Oh NE fifteenth DAY Of July l87t az IL o'clock noon
rr, usy, the following described real estate tOWh:
mat certain lot piece OIL parcel OF ground and
Cty situate, lying and being IN the SKIN ward OF ho
SamhS SsH Loik and lately known and distinguished as
f7S nI NlneyiOuT (a4) but NumbeT SeventytS0
sr.t street bounded nOTheaserly In front by duane
nsys In the by Manhattan place Tor
rds noNn a. Republican alley nOrhwesery on the one
now or late OF ths heirs Of John McCOmb deceased
J,m Madeline Beftine and partly by ground formerly Of
css 10 if0n and rear twenty-five feet and extending In
So seventy seven feet. be the loss.
Nsv V All that certain lot Of land situate In the City of
te and bounded as follows: Beginning at point on
( ~. 4de O Thirty first street two hundred and eighty
ss Oi the northeast Of Thirty street
avenue thence running north parallel with sec
with T1 elght fset nine inches thence cast paI er
with Sly nIstsIreet twenty feet thence south parallel
Eds Of avenue ninety eight feet inches % the north
twenty ~, nIrt street and thence west along the same
I,.,yys eet 10 the point OF beginning.
-'oo NeHiO June II, 1875
HARRIET PALMER. ExccutriI.
Tuc,,.a WILLIAM ii. PARSONS, Executor.
'~0'zSJulyR6,9i2.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
nIANuATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.

" t,Wprt|G Green ONT opi1Nt' -,.'l it>t
SUMMER IIMI.TA BILE ~ TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY. il Ne IT, l~1~. ...
Week and ~uIity the elegant - amer ELIZA IL AN
CO.'S ,uum"u us above. viii run !une r season from
P.r loot of 2$t.,'. EAST RIVER direct 10 Companys
Depot at GEEENPplNE making close opnnccunns. 90
aui returning. with ,Ipic>s trains Ia ara from Ndnhat
Beach. $500 :, -
Boat leave. ?3'.si. Pier al So 90. 1913 has
A. NJ and - -. lJO 2tj. %5j 4ij 80 AID 10 2. IN.
Trans A1ulat' Beach cor New via ,'leeuponI
al 80 10. II and 10 l. 90. T. iui 5l2 GOI,
:. LIS tud $50 Tim. rom or, Iroint ~ minutes
Trans connect York Nl:h RdId Transit trans
on ttau, BIooAlyu. slso with Canals and ROCK
away Beach Railroad.
VIA Ray RIDGE
The clelaut steamers THO- COLLI ER and II. t. MARTIN
Y T.. t.. y. r. Piers. y. X.
l. q.lu. lC.l0. 1910 a. 9.2j, lo2j. ll:25
m amt l. . 3, m. and I2lO. l;ln. q. and l2:25,
1. 3 Ga aud : .. 2lO.3lu.i:lo. o.5tO, l.-j, 30 $40,
b:lO ara CIV p III - 80 o'-0'
Tr, p4 leave Manhattan Beach Rlv Ridge. AZ : 1910,
Il:loa m aud II 80, l3j 2tj $40 40, j5G, 6iO 40
anG p. m.
INVEST POINT or NEWBURGll.-Daily (eX-
W cent SUNDAY -.: DAY LINE adNtulNrmcnt re-
main al WEST POINT 3 hours; NIWB( ROH nearly
hours. due AZ NcW-N urk on return at j'o.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
Pier 80 North River foot of Jay-st., at > p. N.
EALL RIVER LINE

EALL RIVER LINE -
FOR BOSTON.
And all points East, via Newport and FAN RIVER ~
MammOuth Palace steamers BkI IOL aud PROVIDENCE
lesv. Ne W YORK daily from foot Of MurTay-st.
55 PM 1nns sENpAS 81 y pssStenber mbr' inc fFS % %
Brooklyn passengers t.ns ne free by Annex ooa''
leaving foot OF FutOust at 43O D. IN. ~, l.,,u,sru.
Tickets ana siaeroons secured al All principal hotels and
" 'o'' ~ '"c po' BORDEN q LOWELL. Agents
gro L. CoYsOR, General Passenger Agent ,,.,,,,,,.,
SPECIAL NOTICE TO NEWPORT PAssENGEnN. t.,
For The better accommodation Of Newport tai.l on ms
hne special tran will leave The steamer wharf at fai
River daily at Mondays eScepted ana sfilSe st
6:35 thus obyatng the necessity OF lea'iDB
the sieameI al Newport early hour IN the morning.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

~ open, Juue %, under new UIuagcu'ui ui H't'"s'If
by ~tpiuE"u Steamboat Company on railroad u"m 'ah1
t-utHI u'fu Nry Norh Tu' hostuf bathing Hn' hs' us
AddT'~- 9 M. PARKER ltupfir'ul -'"uiurf'n, &C.