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New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
THE f. H. PRAY's STOLEN CARGO.

The cargo of the schooner Guide, which
was stolen from the schooner E. H. Pray by the captain
of vessel unloaded and put board Of
the schooner c. W. Baldwin, Saturday, for shipment to
Baltimore its original destination II nearly mid
night before the transfer completed William Chai-
mers, the shipping and commission merchant who
chartered the schooner Bray entered into bonds Of in
dcnnity 70 protect the Board of Police, the Property
Clerk and Captain Cafrey. The six OF giant pow
der on hoard is 10 be used III blasting new tunnel az
Baltimore.
william May. tho mate Of the e. r. Pray, was ar.
raigned before Commissioner Belts Saturday charged
with piracy in aiding Captain Clark to scuttle the
schooner C. p L. Butler ir, Of the District Attorneys
Office appeared for the Government, and samuc' Il.
Belts for the prisoner Mr. Chalmers who chartered the
Pray testified 10 her cargo. and told OF ccnyersa-
ton he had with May after his arrest MAY told witness
what became Of the Witness offered no induce
men 10 him to make confession. Officer Masnt tes-
titled that nc arrested May ou board the schooner
Guide al CommuuIpaw. May refused 70 tell him where
Clark was. The helri1g VIII be continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
THE COURTS.
EXEMPTION FROM JURY DUTY.
.IJFGTD IRREGULARITIES IN h1OOoIN0 1"'-1' -
PAYMENT on THE $50 FINE.

x,nvn IRREGULARITIES IN ExCUsiNG MEN ON
PAYMENT on THE $50 FINE.
Thomas Dunlap is accused of an irregularlty
~, conduct as Commissioner Of Jurors, which he says
n come down to him his predecessors, and from
rbtch he has obtained pecunary benefit On the
odinary summons TO jurors ii s stated that unless they
attend they win be subject to penalty OF 500 prac-
,ce has grown uI-Mr Dunlap says he found 1t IN exist
.uce when he entered his ofce-of allowing those
rho prefeired To pay the penalty to do so All sueh
repalties we're promptly pald to the Controller
Recently Judge Van HOesen, tired OF inning jurors III
their absence precepts the Sheriff to bring tne
,urors before him for contempt. Among those thns
brought before him was Charles Hauset Of No us VIII
lam-st who, when called upon for hs excuse
presented to the Court q receipt for Soo' wnch
he understood gave him exemption from Jury
dnty fer a year. jude Van Hoesch rciurc" "
accept it as an excuse, and compeliea haus'n
% serve He then consulted with other judges OF the
nsncb Jndge Joseph r. DAILY wrote TO Mr.. Dunlap ana
reeeiyed the explanation gwen ABOVE anu suoscpuccn
Mr. Dunlap made orally similar statement 10 1Dlcll
Iustice DAILY who IL exoihcio member OF inc boaru
CO.. the Enforcement of Jury Fines Ihis Board Is com
81 ~ the Chief Justices of the Supreme, superior
Eommon Pleas and Marine Courts the Mayor keeofuer
Ct Tndre Judge OF the General Sessions ana the Com
missioner OF Jurors The Board IS required 10 meet on
h lat Monday in October of each year In the office OF
she Of Jurors and ON the last MONDAY Oh
e"ch,efJuslee Daly communicated with Judges Davis
u a snch custom as that stated by Mr. Dunlap and dc
cded 10 ma ke meeting of the Board next Mohuay
snecal matter Judges having been rather careless
os n rrle in their attendance on that board III was
dee paws opinion that the course OF Mr. Dunlap had
Sn irregular in the case and required complete In
vesticafiOu and explanaton
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
CHARGED WITH DEcErvING THE COURT

John w. Post was arrested December 24,
ss77 and still in La3ow Street Jail The order Of
based sfdavis that he had frauduleny con.
tracted debt dne to Henry B. Buns;er The time to
complaint expired January II, but Albert Day,
Buasters LAWYER obtained extension of time
AFFIDAVIT that he had had time 10 prepare the COM
plant Post made application 10 vacate the order OF
arrest but SAYS he out OF court by OBJ
tanning :he os.ths ~ several members OF organized
gang OF sEudlcrs TO which he" plaintiff. belongs On
Saturday he made application ~ Judge Seir IN Supreme
Court Special Terra TO vacate the extension Of time or
the ground th4, had deceived the Court by suppress
lug the fact that the defendant actually In prison.
Mr. Day in an affidavit, ceuied any deception want
OF good faith hut Judge sper after hearing argument
order extending the time for fraud practccd
Oh the Court, with costs 10 Post.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. - Colonel w. ID.
gippe ide-de-camp, ordered to pro ceed to Chicago
and report to the Northumberland commanding the
military division Of the Missouri to accompany him on a
tour Of inspection On the completion OF that duty he
VIII return to this city, and resume his duties ~ the
HEADQUARTERS OF tho Army BY direction Of the Secretary
OF War. FlrstLieutcnant j. c. Ayres. Ordnance
Department. is relieved from duty at the Rock isanh lD
k,seral and will report the eutenantGenera CON-
,anip the military division OF the Missouri Tor assign
,nent to uty al Fort Abraham Lincoln DAKOTA Territory
as ordnance officer IN charge VI the ordnance department
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

Saturday to the Massachusetts, ofccrs and taken TO
Boston further effort beng made to dctan him here
The trial of Thomas r. Lewis is set down
for to-day Court of General Sessions before Judge
Su therland. Lewis enpioye OF L. Bab'ntt,
the soap and is charged with - ng part
ner of Charles H. ckwth In stealing ON Mr.. Babitt
s25OOOO Beekwth has been already Convicted on two
indictments growing out OF the transaction. and Is low
in the State prison. II is said that Jenn Graham Will
appear for the prisoner.
William Laux, q baker, of No. COZ Second
ave. discovered burglars in his house, January 10
Laux grappled with when the other stabbed him i'll
the hand and the burglars escaped on Saturday night
Officer Walsh, of the Twenty precinct arrested one
of them who identified James Hopkins. brick
handler. age twenty-five, No. 500 FiFst-ave At the
Fftyseyenth street Police Ct yesterday, Justice Smith
committed the accused f0r trial III default of $1,000
bail.
Francis Mee left his wife and family in
Italy months to this city, and lived with
Alice Ford In Observation-Disclosures hth-s, Mott
Haven. few days ag0 he received information that
his family the way 10 New-YOrk. This troubled
him. and Saturday night his mistress found him
sharpening large knife. He told her c night IL best
for her to die In order TO avoid unpeasant feeling
between himself and wife The woman theu rushed
from the house but before eachtns the street Received
two slight stabs in the back. Yesterday Justice an
dell committed Mele for trial.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
CIVIL NOTES.
The Connolly viii case was again before Sur

Inc connolly Will case was again Ueiule sur
rocate Cayin Saturday The application OF John Me
Keen for counsel fees granted anc 81 go allowed
MA Inc Surrogate denied the Application OF Mr CIin
Ton Tor an extra allowance !or contesting the Will
Judge Blatchford has released the steamship
Hermann, which was seized by the Customs officers Fri
day Right, in sit by tfc Government 10 recover PEN
slty Of 500 Messrs. Oerchs q Company, the agents
o. tse North German Lloyds gave bonds III fZ'oOV
aho the vessel proceeded on her outward voyage
Surrogate Calvin admitted the VIII OF Mrs.
Mary NJ Keeso probate Saturday. II twas contested
~ several relatives 70 whom she left small bequesfs
she hequeaths $1,000 10 81 Lakes Hospital, $lGODO
70 the Society Library, 81 600 To Y9Ie College. and
$4,000 to Ex-Governor Charles r. Inecrso Of Ccnaec-
trg,
Judge Barrett recei.ty, on the prayer OF
Josaaa Grsso granted writ OF habeas corpus requiring
Jacob Knfner 10 produce before BIN Fredcrka Keser
an infant intrus;cd him in Germany for delivery to
her ki;nsr produced, on Saturday. the infant line
eoking young woman about nineteen years old and al
The SAID had her. Frcdc ika
sad through Interpreter that the servant OF
H. kothscilild. Judge Berret, dismissed Tie writ.
Judge Speir, in the Superior Court, Special
Term relieved Saturday tue real estac OF Jay Gould
from the lieu OF judgment obaiced against him by
Nathaniel Berry aud Hery A. eiser. Tor s3o7 6sl SO
currency. and s4SGg3 IL goii Mr. Oonld showing that
nayins giS bOad of tie ainOln. his aplearfrOm
ne Judgment 10 the Superior C0ur., General Term On
ina bond Sidney Dillon and william Bclden surctes.
Ann Eliza Owens, who has been adjudgcd an
dio Is TIE owner OF real estate W0oster-st.
lhe property Is greatly dapdated and she Is uuabc by
resson OF her limited income to make the repairs which
are necessary Her guardian desrcs to lease the prsp
repairs and applied 30 Judge r. DAILY for lea We lo cnt
INTO sueh lease. The Jl1ge dcnaed the
Gay holding that. under the act OF 1874 the property Of
niciot natic drunkard leased tor period
e1ceedns i've years
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
PASSENGERS 1RKITED.

FROM LOEDON-yn Ste1utslio TToDiq- Mr. and Mrs. T.
Gummi Fcrusse-s. Nj steuan, Mrs Batemaa, j. Bale
och. II. iIa.chaT. T.. II. kmHnL
FROM LONDON IN Sieqi1Sbip GfIufr-Capt. r Grape
ana llry PrcKhan Misc j. Nh"ri. MI Prningwcith,
MI and Iis. Giravi ann ci. " Rprn"N, IL e. Parker
FROM IIVERPODJ-Ia Sbdhs.tfD Germd4fr--W. Bur
gc- Brlows Mr.. Butler T. ". Bryant. 4 T. Campb. H.
v Carpenter, j. r. Calender, r. Cuum1uFs T. -. baly ".
j. Easor Miss \. 4. Frazer " F"ler j. J. Freedman,
Mrs " l. Farrell. 'ar " F'.tcr T. II. French T. ". FfG
H. Glover Hrs Glover and child H. tibi. L. IItrushcu C.
\ Gallonsv -. o. %. Gard IL, j. ". lnu, H. Jackson J. "
Jono A. ksst0r j. LocNcuta u. NcN aut h01, Dr. W. g.
Mackcuzc. - Nc"ks Jrn iurilN. N Moore, T. i. Nur-
\. Schon. Donald NcIl. Nrs p Ncpil ard nlAnt
Ffcdlsi: ~ Kc-ic IN Preston Mr.. Wulis
H. g. Wntc Mr. ChapHan. Mr. Turner. Ny King, capt.
phar Nixou j. a. Nsecr " =. J. q. Eecser. X w -
bij. Rev 1th u. j. OtonneL J J. OConn"r Proci"r -
Il. Peterson. B. r. PItGgn, o. &. lurcr, W. H.
Rgjy H. Eosamoad r. Rhodes. W. T.. Ed-cly Mr. tpccrs j.
suthc rlan l. -ttTl bcIE'r - a. -thoaI X 9hlAucT-
~ g. T.. Scucv, Nits a. ". rfsrrT. Mr..
ana iirs g. D. stickney, j. J.. Narehau, T. q. WorL - y
Wells Mr.. g.. y. Wells. l.. NJ. Walsh !. =. Whte Z. H.
Wlcks Miss T. WlGop. y. Walker, L. Wagge, A. WOOD r.
WaterAOusc H. 5. WaJi.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
EX-GOVERNOR TIi4DENs INCOME TAX SUIT.
Argument was heard by Judge Blatcbford,

Argument was ned1a Dy JuuGt DidtcDlofu
Saturday. the demurrer iHterposed by Ex-Governor
Tden in the income suit brought against him by the
Government Aaron j. vanderpoel appeared for Mr..
Tden. ard argued against the sufcieDey of tho first
count Of the complaint which claims $4,000 tax
the defendants for 1861 the ground that the
act imposing the tax was repealed before steps weru
taken TO enforce it, Judge Baichford sustained tie de
murfcr as TO this count Mr. Yanderpoc dwelt mneh
the political features Of the that the Court
minded bim that political speech was out OF place
tween this and that OF the Dollar Savings Bank OF
Rhode Island, which the Supreme Court Of tue United
States decided in favor OF the Government MI Wander
Soel viii cOntinus his argument the other counts
next Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
CAPTURE or ILLICIT DIsrrLLERs.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, JAN 19.-Deputy United
States Marshal GOods and hve assistants have Just re-
turned 10 Huntsville from "a revenue rad IN North Ala
bama Three OF Basdeh's wcllKnown desperadocs. who
have running Illicit dptillery In open defiance Of
law years, captured, aud their app1rai.s
was destroyed. In Franklin County adjoining, the same
officers destroyed the distlcIy Of Green Holland and
William Sansfeld Holland, and captured these Two and
five other distllers. The DESTROYED three
large drS;illrries IN Lawrence County. They passed
through Decatur yesterday. route Huntsye, hay
ing sixteen prlsOncTs IN charge.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
S[gIP NEUS.
FORT OF NEw.YOHK...........-....
1. 4 > Il


CiEAEED.
staausip cty Brnssls (Gr), Watkins, Liverpool Tis
CuccusOH u, iOnn q. Dale a.,
.-scaas.ip Erin (}r.) Thomson, Liverpool Ing f. W. j.
Hurst.
amptgn OtrcL. q CO.
,in.Ip ioaicoa uir, SCHMIDT Esnore for orders,
Fulch. riye 4 60.
steamship U (Br) Wilson, Laguaya. Porto CaDclio' &C.
A. T.. OutsrJrds,r.
stoan lsip CITY NcwYork. Deaken vana and Mexican
roTi- +. Al'Xanlre & sons
steamship Marlborough tjrl. Fraser -. John ~ H.. A.
taslp Of Texas Nickerson. Galveston, via Key
wet. Chas. n. Mallory q Co.
steamship NeW-OI!edhs' Deibofn' Ne" OfcaHa ciarx *
seaman. ~, 4
steamship Alsiefs ha"thoihe Nt"'ViIrahs' bogait *
Morgan. .,.,-.-. c......,. o.o...o
steamship Nlty Vi ""'""'N' Nhioi5' o"Nai"' "S"iS'
Champion lockwood. Charleston. j. W. onntarj
So 4. Va, 4,
stramsip wyanoke Couch. Nor OLD, City Point and Rich
mani 10 OLD Dominion Sieamship 20
BARK DsponeDt (sor) lanse' CORK ipf ofiers Beham q
Boyescu. -. r.. ~. r.,,,o,,h ,or o,,o,.
Heullm * BOyCSen.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
FINED FOR WATERING THEIR MILK.

Ten milk dealers were fined Saturday at
the Court OF Special Sessions for watering thor mis,
giving their and places Of business follows
Adam Flockerzo No % Jacksonst., $50; Jacob Over
back, No ~ Jackson-st. $50 john ~ Eyers, NO IA
Prnee-st, SIS: Henry Hornardt No 173 Eizabeti-st,
$50; f. II. Reighart, No "a Hester-st., $50 Louis
seeser, No. 599 waterst., $50; j. z. Iredenna, No
40 East Seven teeuth-si. caught IN the act, 500 f.
nstadt No A Goerck-st, caught in the act, $50
Shea, No 27 Muberry-st, cauglt IN the act goo Ed
ward schaIker, No 1O3 Ezabeth-st caught IN the act
Inspector MeCauy. Most VI the otners accused by the
laetonetcr, pleaded guilty.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
ARREsTED FOR Az OLD MCRnER.

SALEM, n. j., Jan. 19.-Some eighteen months
ago Mr. Dn.-, hou-cLeepcr for John Lloyd, farmer
living AT Pennsvillc near tS place. murdered. and
her body horribly mnillatci The circunrsBces Of
the murder remained "A mystery until few days ago,
when certain facts disclosed warraBting The arrest
OF colored man, the eInpoy of Mr. Lloyd. as tue
murderer The evidence of MS guilt II is said, 10 con
elusive. The motive Of the murder t0 Obtain "a sum
of money ia Mrs Dlkss pOss's-On The prisoner will
probably be tried az the April term Of the Court.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JANUARY q, 1873

that post FirstLeuerant F. C. Grugan, I'd Cavali
sctfrg signal osnyer, Is appointed TO act as inspector
sncl unserviceabe ordnance be properly pre-
sented 10 him FIR inspection. aad for which FIRST Leu
tenant X p. Strong. 4th Artillery. acting signal omcer
at Fort Whpple, Va, is responsible.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
COI-pT OF APPEALS CALENDAR

ALBANY, Jan. 2O.-The following is the Court of
Appeals calendar for Monday Jauay Il Nos 33
AZ, a. 3, ~, 30, 40. (27s as 5ol9)
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
Corutrp Real estate for Sale.

NOR SALE-STORE and DWELLING COM
binc,l Tor any Nglt business. at MlLLBROOK, Dutch
c-s Coauty V Y. address BOX a. FfSHKILts " \.
LOR SALE-Ncry chcap-A beautiful cOnn-
Try sat IN Hpcslsud County. twenty miles from city
Address Pos Oflioe Box 0&'
L'OR SALE or 10 RENT-A HOUSE and
EARN. with four acres u land, In IcLhed; terms
easy. Address BOX }s7. ii;chheld Conn.
WOODLAND FOR SALE.
" l.gO superior woodland Cape yay County, New
I,rscy railroad and landings Apply 10 ADRIAN H.
MULLER & son, No. PDesL
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
CRIMINAL MOTIFS.

BENJAMIN Brown. who was arrested on an
extraqitisn warrant directing m to be sent 10 Mnssa
cpusetts and sftsrward detained order n arest
'''Aneo W Aerx AMI Leo UerzbeTg, Was surrendered
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
Giin ljrcpsrin Go Get.

CHEAPEST STEAM POWER IN NEW
y NURk-From o loo horse power tan be turnsIed ut
running 10 hoUr- peIdaY; aso LOFDS
BASEaT MIS- n STORE FLOORS To LET, with plenty
gnod AMI closets e,ch floor STEAM
heating al o. elevators hoistways J. T. PhES
TON 25. 10 "a. - ard ~ tose-st., New York
CMDKY CHIMNEIS CURED with HULl|S
- PATENT CAST IRON GALVANIZED NhNrILAupR
Warranted send for circular. state nights fur sale
HULL. GRIPPEN 4 co, $40 Sd-sve- y. y.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

AN MINUTES FROM LIBERTY ST.-By
NV express daily (also frequent Trans nom
Courand comfortable summer Winter
Gayc low fares dcpos paved streets choice OF two
residences, with of ground
,oI note If desired a ont IN lawn garden, lru shade,
yuts Sc have twelve LOOMS gas, water bath; lal'
ruuGiug eligible and healthy Oc.i
/, at Apply the West Elizabeth lnsstnser De
pot near BY address OWNER. T. o. BOX lsi Elizabeth.
y. j.
dt.lS PER MONTH will rent the house, 2f9
~ -s1 Washington ave, W WO0side Newark. from October
l. Apply on tho prenses OF j. H. DESIoON, 100 Belle
Niloay,.. Newark. \. J.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. jan 10. 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex-

NEw-YORK. Saturday. Jan. 19. 1878.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day:
By Richard Y. HarTen.
l story and basement brown stone house with loL
No AZ Es.t S7ths $ 277 fl LeHngtonsve .,o ,eo
lot saaS9 3 So Tmeo Dw,Ss .,ons 6onsc with o,
lO3 East iOIhsI. Isl # 4thave, lot 1873 =, 900
,.,, By John r 8oyd .. ,,,, II.
sc M re .s s G'sT9 aSIs Th os
hioo''' @iHAi' rsyIf sy Mo,oard W. doaaes
Slots West 2llthst 100 It iCth-svs each Cox .,o
plot Of Il .n piis'a Sherman ave- 100 It
part OF the Dyckmau homestead property. 1tox -,x
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEY-IoRK CITY
Il Of .thave' Il srsss '......'..... -o $1,000
Baker and VIE g sSI Baker n' cor Hudson 1000
Isss 60 1900 ssSS
h'Sfy isfG ?s1 %sass Hes,. ssais
Fresoorn Mary exsca1r1 l1t 70 rre.S0g9 9 Ts,sTs
PIss, s9Tts s9Tss s.S also :S
French, A 4, tcJ ched.ey la:th.5 isisnwof ,oo
So # Of l;ds 2oix75 ,...........s~ IO.ls7
f. OF T. ayc' rS;s i5s7o5 20 . = 1850
HuieS b. f'ai D and VIE 10 Bitiroin 6thav,es soI
ftnot 49th.st 20s62 ..::....-...: :.-:.;.:s...,-:
'fsfe Slssr sGa m xjs io M.wfof NOS o. % ana
TSsSIsTs pEiSs, S,s s7tht 1000
Madison samaSi + . Turner ss 47On
PhcaH. James 7 sn& VIA to Mary Lawler Ryer,,,
sel1s@ John T. % < iioman, Dvi.ioitsr issite
sncia tsa g. rcefsc rec 10 c 4 cla.ier $2d.,
not staye lo.sss u.il 0ooo
aiiS@ Of fsfsI Gave T. SOY h. S.' ..' 10000
ru1fa %1% S sTS y ssI 80 Ma'ti'on a't l!ot:
whiroSead Geof:s l. reici.. to shsi.r No a2S
Isl Borsry. s5ri65 ~ $3.50
62d.st aud Broadway, l00jri46.e; also sw -
Broadway and b3d-st, l00.j 10000
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Brown. Harriet W and husband, TO AnB Brown. 10th
ca!lsn John and wife, to l. Delnoces woOdrunave oo
conElin Ed%ard and VIII. 70 l. N greene, BeceE.r
conpany' 5Gl6.t. near sthSre 10000
Gresn~ich si is ss1ips, Banl 10 Henry Grassnay.r
assignment Of mortgage :; nj. q; 5000
ave. nsar isdst ..'.. 1000
Horn y 4 q aud husband, to george b Bennett 90,
I,e. David snd Wite to Kneserbocser compa
KaSiann Phlip and wife, toe Unchricb 5ave near
Kiiian heodors henrietta Kian, assisum.ntO ooo
MooTs, sophia D. to 4 + Pci 4yth.t near Sih.
Murray Ellen ana hnsbsnd scudi.r, iiSth,t 400
cor i,avs I,.ar. .' ~ .,.. 5000
Plug NJ 10 (;uggeuhemer 81 ave near st.st... 7i5
Pg,t II W To- q l. Fountain 52d near llthav 500
wc S,s aye All" "'' 10 1000
Pedilsi ''' ".' 70 .o'N $4,000
~ o%rlry ESSl; anu N.' 70 10000
5avr .ai, ''' "'e' - % ''".,. 5000
schn.er . A. 20 HINT 32d st near 80. $500
sssiemen gI " iorte.gs 10000
i25th u. Nor rns nj 70 o'.oe 3o5
RECORDED LEASES
Striifer Charles. TO Elizabeth Berg. assignment Of
morte,ce OF - 800 .e...... -. S. 200
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
Gin Real Csin!e tor Sale.

GIN Heal 0sihte tor pale.
EOR SALE-NcTy low. n valuable lcasehoid
property consisting o lots the southeast corner o
22nd iihavc tease having 30 years npcXpirr Ap
ply tr lumber yart on the premises to JOHN H. BUS
SELL
I7NION- SQUARE CORNER.-For sale or to
- lease for 2l years the property southwest corner l4ih
and iave ~ feet avenue, ~ on street. n CORN
WALLIS. Counsellor At law. DreSel building.
OIL nnn WEST 22D-ST., near 9th
- 1 .VOV. ave-; 4story brisk. rutland X
MHlriNG. BoeAmsnst
HISTORY BUILDING. 6th-ayt., near 30th st,
- f0r SASE or LEASIA stationary and fancy store for
sale fst containing tOr Housekeeping A. DALEY
GC6 6thaye.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
gun risos. 7l9 un scts.... 5Oi Clock fss, IRA
Moon rises $40 souihs. 2:!B Moons ie lS
nGH wAIRE ICDAT-A ~.
93G tslaDh 1909 UGl Gate. 81
WAgEE IU-UAf-P. 81.
Sandy Hook o57 Isiand.. lU:il Hell Gate.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

ITO LET OR LEASE-At Rye, one hours
ride from Grand Central Depot on New hayon hallroh
hOnsc III EOOd carrlge ho'so, gafCah
irui, high ground and fine view very heat
depot $t5O per ahuum. Als0 bc house. d
rooms. cold garden. carrasenHe irl;,
and five rent 5000 annID. Asa very Gomlmia
biz depot 10 good garcn several acres ui
ground rln &C: ren s45u AlSu nice cOtag, carriage.
hous- 500 possession immediately or
April l. Parties wanting aiV-ed - Apply hnlt'!lAey
f.r these desirable places to DANIEL SIRANO near
depot Rye wli show the property ur 10 the owner.
MM. MATTHEW'S,
64 Cltharnest.
NNAA AIarh
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21
Do1rb ano Rooms.

8ouro ano Rooms.
West Side.
APARTMENTS.-" Hanover 5th-aye., cor
~ nor 18Th st. furnished and unfurBish~L ncroyaed
thruuelon. Large diinsroein recently opened W. T.
AILIS.
BACK PARLOR TO LET; also, front sunny
- with a one adjoining, with HOARD; two ales
gcnticmrn. gentleman aud arms low, soi neglbJr
hood. No 90 Barrow.st.
DOWNTOWN BOARD.-Pmtics can find
- good Ioms snd board from 40 Cr wcoE and upsar az
- Clinton lace stb>t. mar Badway house has warm
halls. ana all modern cohvenencrs
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED front ROOM,
second eoot re- LET to gentlemen; 81 weekly hi'
and gas rrietencos 81 bankst
I ARGE connecting looms on first and second
Mrs "siii GinbSAGI T. va @54 was siisf c1 '''' :
one or TWO persons Of rtincmcnt ,@ek'ng
board IN vicinity Of rhhRHhT LIZ a! s4a m5M hS aG "Sc
CUPERlOR accommodations for invalids in
w. Il 5fF bgS gSyrr,a raows pT5G% 6S SrosG
D NEATLY furnished front ROOMS. $40
and si2 for two vita good heart SaS SS' & 3 s Ws
in@r.lf"H ish1 iAy near Ns'''" "''"'' 40 'O' "'''
~ WEST 16TII-ST, near Have
n Front pARLoh to let to gentleman or gentleman and
.l.I WEST 32D-ST.-V desirable PARLOR
~ and BEDROOM just vacated: everything strictly
mSfc'a,'.
.i'( YVES 24TH-ST.-liandsomely furnished
hath in mall ryaic f,ny near Filth Avenue Hotel
% WEST WASHINGTON-SQUARE-Roo Rooms
30 with board or gentlemen ana wiy,e and single gentle
mon r'tcrucr required
10 WEST 26TII- ST Permanent or transient
'bI guests wn mt excellent accommodations with hrS
class table at reasonable rat"-.
.)sks WEST 2fTI-ST.-Single gentlemen
lls md IRE with lst Lass BOARD terms II to 81 refer
.lQ1 5TH-AVE.-EIegmt parlor and bed
% room SECOND noor. lion win or witAst private
.fS0 WEST 3ISr-ST.- Fourth story front
D'IC hooM. with BOARD, TO gelr'eIan nni VIE. or
single eencnan sunny exposure ire snd gas terms mod
East Side.
AQrIET HOME. near Gramercy PMk.-Par-
an4 r VIII f Ssi 5S ior S 5SasSa
i,ru- low reicrenccs. lSs aast l9ihs'. -
AIRS. Il. II. JENKINS, 1l5 East 23d-st.,
vi Ia. ROOMS second floor to rent with board refer
I'D and 80 STORY back sunny rooms 70
and los East 2sd It.
Oh EAST 22D-ST.-ROOMS to let with
- board all the modern improvements h'tcla"s refer
y fTH-ST., 1874 EAST.-Sccond story front
terms InyleEae; references.
s}S; EAST 23D-S'T. near MADIS0N-SQUAR
eJO -Plcasaut ROOMS. Unexpectedly vsented' with
sDnQ EAST 5IST-ST -i.arge well furnished
~OC rooms all eonyenioneesi good board' 70 10 -
week.
Brooklyn Board.
TWO nicely FURNISHED ROOMS for small
faulty. Tor n,nsekeepng fist roer. i42 Degraws.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

I ARGE connecting looms on first and second
nrstclas- board references required
Mrs. EiRD-ALI. 2Js West 3ftl-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

nOWNTOWN BOARD.-Partics can find
good boar from as per weok and upward NJ
~ ClDonIlaee. stb broadway house has warm
halls anu al modern venirncrS
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

DACK PARLOR TO LET; also. front sunny
ID ronn with sInall one adjoining with BOARD; ladies'
gcntlenrn on gentleman vile sood neighbOr
hood. No. 90 BaTruw.st
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED front ROOM.
second Goor. TO LET Ia gentlemen; 81 weekly; hte
and references 81 Bank-st
New-York tribune., 1878-01-21

nNE or TWO persons of refinement seeking
" board vicinity Of 5ih and Gjtl st, address
PLEASANT HOME, Tribune Office.