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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
BrookIpn Real Gstats for Sale.

EOR SALE-HOUSE-OR EXCHANGE
= southeast corner Clinton ami Greeneaves the
IN st desirable properties house seven lots
Splendid opportunity Tor builder dasrous Of
qnirhg residence on this beautiful avenue MACCREERY,
lt2 broadway, Room :, Kew YORK.
FOR SALE or TO LET-Dwelling houses No.
Il 43 WlOwst. ana l79 WlOughbvst; building No. 15s
Hemsenst suitable for school on business Offices
GORDON L. FORD 81 ClarE-st. Brooklyn.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NFw-YOGK CITY


Rene5ct. Anna NJ to Julius GIugncs, Paramount ave-
dot No -, PAIN Waldl I,i
Benedict Cathsrne f. 70 Anna M l,a Bene0c' lH'
Beprei Mary ~. to Napoleon fallen, M"hI0eSt pe
, Jashna M and others. to iIenreita McGrth
2Sthsi, 327 fl Of 6th-aVe, 226A1-:S ;'i;.t.:
Cauvet Josephine o. and others, 70 Elizabeth hiAer
No no Sulhvan-st. 23.Gxl 90 ---.,-;.....
Cochran, MARY, and husband TO Lena SEEING nm,
1I,1ibS,st n i3,; "a W of AvcA l0GxiGOll......
Cooprr sarah L. 70 N i II DAILY lioth-s'' C. -o-
C,urrr Dlnie and wife, to Benjamin G Evernrheiln
l2lstsf. s. l71 Il Of Sd.aYe, 32.61 t,elIV
stnS III ft W OF Sd.ave, l9.2xl022.
Dupuy d aud wife, 10 Mary Cochran lIlth,sl rs
Fine Hannah D and husband TO Peter IIercEeNo @25
HaIsey' q A. referee, to Edmund II aud William &
scnermerhOTn Ave-A, e 5, 1913 Il u G9ih'st -
XII ana also 6Jtl-st SIS, 213 tie oil A'eA' "'A
KahiSai August ana wife. to Jane Mooney Orchard
ave dot No $50, 9th WARD I'M
Knox ] NJ. referee, 70 Grace 1 IurlJUI I24tfst'
SIS 298 fl e Of Madison-aye, s05l0C II ...........
Krantowz, Nathan anG we 70 h9t2ph 'n''A'
McGurk j. referee. to the New-Holk Llfe Insurance
Company. W cor lOthave and 40th-st, 25.5Nl o..
Same 70 same IOthave, :, 700 # II Of 4v,h-st 20
Same to sane, I0th.ave s. sos IT OF 59,h.st, %
Mead Cornelius ani wife, to Mary Pickett s5th
McS1e T. William and wife 70 the Muii2ai Gas Light
Company, 44th.st, S, l25 II v OF lljhaye, 5Zi II
Of l2th.ave 4l9 IOx25l.s aul also 45tn-st, II =,
200 II W Of llth-avc 2'NIpt5-. =
Mile, William and wllr,tJ Henrietta starr, 18Th
st. :. 2il.S II W OF 6jh.aNc. 2ulONlo33. ...-,--
Sesrles Wei iugtOn and wifctO NhitfieSCv -carles
l2Gthst, n : 2Gj r. OF jt ave. l1.5NS9 H..
seelC Lena to Rudolph Jansen. lllth,st, II $. 1876
ii Of Ave-A, l9.GND0ll also lllth-st, s,
1+3ft W OF Aye-A, lS.GNl0Ull. -.......-..........
Smith, George 2, referee 70 Mary + Forster, cor
sth.ayc AID 73ls tx loo.
Smith W C. refcrce 70 Cora and Myra MOfatt Lin
cO!n-ave, = 80 II Of l35tb.st, &5xlO0 esd War)
swan. Mary y and husband, 20 Mary Cochran, NO $50
East lllth-S', l95Xi 90.
Union Dime savings Institution 10 ; ROOS. tthsL .
s. PSI 70 o. Lexington ave. lINlOlJ.. ......-.--
Van Bcurcn. David executor, etc, 10 Henrietta Nc
Grath. 2sth-sJ 3ZI.6 Il e OF Gthaye, 22.6NjS9.
Wilson, Monmouth y, 90 tie Guaranty Fire lnsuT-
Hucc COMPANY, 3t,h-s., L =, soft " Of 3tave, lux
Wise, Milton ana wife 10 Alpnlo Kimbad, 73d ST, U.s.
1854 70 ~ o. Sagc, 1t.SXl02 p ...................
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Gitp Drorcrln Go Get.

a.
A PRIVATE family owning their own house
y would rent second anA Third floors unfurnshed con.
vcneuces for light h0ukcCpng consisting Of seven rooms
fee l,23s Broa way.
4 DESIRABLE SECOND FLOOR to let;
~ all improvements. Inquire at SIS Grecn"tchst
I" 4 LEXANDRA." northwest corner J1St-st.
"a and Ghave. Elegant suites Of apartment. 10 G, ~
above building; every Improvement Apply to iheJANlloH
I ON premises.
| CHEAPEST RENT on BROADWAY.-Large
" front Office opposite steWaIts go 767 Broadway,
Room J.
CHEAPEST STEAM POWER IN NEW
y YORK-Frcmj 10 100 horsepower can be furnished at
s. pr week PT horse IuhnnS Ten hours Pcr az a az,
plenty good night water ana water closets each floor
ff1 42nE s @ 6 q IH 6c s,fa'S
GTEAM POWER.-Dcsirable lofts to let with
- power l3tIst between "a and IIaycs Inquire Of
T. GROTE CO. IA East lithst.
STORES. LOFTS, ard OFFICES TO LET
Fiton.sts. HULAND& WHITING. Btekman 81, \. y.
rTO RENT.-Only 5000 Il year for three
story hich-sioop and basement BRICK HOUSE u
rom, all Improvements II LrgeS v I RPiy GrSc near
iOo IAberty.st
TTO LET-A few desirable flats, of from five
10 twelve rooms In nrsica.s aT ment buildings rcuts'
F''O y "''-'' P'' , go CHAHLTs C. wAKELEY.
lOi East lOth H.. Y. Y.
9th WARD.-Two-story BRICK STABLE;
- stalls, apd water. Inquire - Pefiy,'t.
TINO LET-Furnished from May TO Novcm
vcmbor lacr-lhe cottage the Barker plac, O.;
Throggs eek. Wtstcheser, with stable SIX stalls coach
coschnaS Vescabcs urui.hcd from garden and mix IRON
from fremont DeIot 10 minute, from Wesichesr DEPOT and
10 minutes from Bass Dock tbe landing OF steamer sea
FcTTcTmt to SEQ the place a2a terms qpBIy o. WALT
$500. rooms, sia5id ana acre. near depot ro%Tion
Plains " j. Address Box lsl, Bloomfield y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Tuesday, April 20, 1878
A'N" -, Il A. t.

Nrw.YoRK Tuesday, April %, 1878.
m. souovino sales were held at the tx
change salesroOm TO-DAY:
BEE IT, Ludlo,o & CO. ,rn,n.
building T a s lS H Be- q jame' lot
ssSS{5y92 sF5g i InS sP Rsss ii Of itnave, ca
I7IOx1OO.5: Amelia Ley ICY y cG1;1
.,or r,,vn stone ~ house aaS' with iot No 1Os East
S7tbsf "a 1856 Il of 4thave lot 25x9oSi IL Of 20
MOtt...-'''''''''B b. Wa KcnasliV.
Sstory brick stores ana dweihngs Wit ~ iishst
iot 9sxIoO y Life ms and Trust Co.. -OO'
,on.e with lot. NO b Bank st. vs. 5sI of wa, 1900
house With lot 40 q Bankst 40 II u loI5O
Scnse With lot No 7s West l2lhst s. 1883 800
Gthaye lot llSl n ySi.i Hist hfsE E. 100 t@Of
s6nse Win ioi No 2ij West SGth,3 s. 80 1t 81 500
S ot 81 i S6 si9 w T@s 1900
ohayc ot 20 2o as Wes l 47 s. 2Oi Of 70 oo
h% 7haSc iGt COX loo5 JnG , SIZZLING Sss
10, Yves, 4n,lls; n s. 40 Of 4thave' 2oH IN
,o ISS Il RsH 77$ o. 5. s51oo Geo
plot q West s3ast 100 f. OF Sa,e 800
house with lease ofid ao 80 5l%ye 81
Sth ~ ot 27xiOj; leased Nov l. 1873 term q 76O
s s,9TS T1Tg0 stone honse win lot 40 % West
Gisst 2l0"w OF e'nave 2ozloO a ; nay 1850
building with plot Of land EIonEanaTe A1@%SR
as lot No 81 on map OF Morrisanl"' 'lA-''No lJO
-'o' Oh" - ~ 4 . Rlecc1er & S1H. -
,,,orv brick Tenement m with lot yc8l$ East , 2In,
iiJ II v OF lstaye lot 276X9S9; J'N"hna 1000
BIZ e. j. LVyH. 800, -.
l story brown stone house with I9l 10 "a 49,, m
55thst S. 21l3h o. SHAVE '' Io'A- 1900
By S~Ot MRer. 80.
MD. Of land II West S3Cst 100 IL " OF 9tl.aNt 10
xjq 5xly7 IOx70; also 2los west S5 80
i255 f. q Of 9TH aye together N sile 1900
By HOirGyd ". coates -
I 2 story brick house with lnt. No IL EaSt Iuiutc
= 2Ou II . 3l-avc. lot 2jxj leased May = 1901 20
for Term of ~ years VIM Lumuus. Wv
~ John J. DrdpSr. ~
,o,. ~ Audubon ave- 25l.G 10 = of l6jthst each 20
xl82G also 4 lots boulevard, 25Jo II ots
1G5tbst each 2jxiy2.6; y institution ior De-" 20 NJ
Bg 7. r. Stevenson. r. .,,.,
lot on BiOqningeaie loao corner " 1850
Rg ". 4. J. LFEch.
4sJory brick Tic fAeteTv Ml9h bo e' oh 1900
By T. y. UdTrcH & 60.
Be lots on l56tnas near '"'NSOn gu" .... 12 Is
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Drookinn prcpertn 90 Get.

4 T $7jO-Brown-stone house, large, elegant
all improvements mirrors hrst class urgibOrO0d
blocks tOitrIy; BroOk ELsION p Dcrtys NY
lsb'R CARROLL-ST., near Court st.-The g
~D story bTOWn.stOuc bseme and brick house first
class order viii De rented low 20 good tenant Apply
l. CORNELL, "A COurt-st. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
EORECLOSURE SALE of the i've tenem

LOKEULUNUKE NAI.E OF VIIV ~ VII ''''
houses Nos SOB, $40, 3l2, 3l4. aud 3l6 MotSt go
JAMES W. SMITH, executor agt JANI.a y bIihN' "a
CcutOT, and others. ,,,-r,,,pS> n ,tIrIT,R
auctioneer unOcr thC direction OF ED"Afp ;. bNhi-,
referee al the Exchange cSrOOn No III lrOdd"t on
Friday, April %. lS7t at l. O'Clock noon Sll' SO ~
purchase money may remain Oh o'u IN"
mon teagc Al option q purchaser 81, .u.,,t,,.or
FOR mans and ul particulars amply at Office OF anCt"re
No. i nest. or OF MA4tiiN " Hdi IL P'"i'''' 49,
ncN % .,N MalIsf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
EEc0EDE1 MnErGAGFS.
Allen. Napo,, on T. 10 Mary VI ,. nact', 2 S Monroe
between CLIFTON anu Mon;gomcIy-sis DOT

Allen Nap),,o on T. 10 Mary VI ,, ulct', Mouo7-st,
bCtvctl CLIFTON ami M0n;goWcIy-sts Dot NO
iooll instalnrnts 800
Davis, Elizabeth aud LGSbS.C, 60 Mary ityeT,
B.oos-aye l23d Warl, 3 years ...... 49, LIZ
MCGgath, Henrietta husband, 10 tie General ~.
mol Of the L f0m 4 Church Ia America, Is 2oth-
$: Of 5tl.-avc, yeIs 100
Mathew Wlhl N ana wa. 70 Francs FuInald, No
l2e GrCcIc--t, 7,Jt
Same L the Murray I'm Presbyterian Church, c
lJtnaNr, OF 32G.st, AO(
HUbrv, Lawrence and iit tuJ ii3rsen RhOadcs,
ecuior. etc So Chlist1h II, " Of Greenwich lane
car b,DN
Muriar ~ 4 nd h-sb..C. - Louise SCujdef,
l43f.LSt Of 4thaVs, 4.5
same - same, 10 l3ai 81 athaNe, 2ycas 40
"a ne 10 s9Ic 18Th ST. OF 4thave. years ... 40
NUtr, FredCr'k ana witctO Claus WllEeLs, Il q cor
20 ave amt Oshst, mstalmeuts ............. 4S
IHAcr Ehztbeth q, 70 Anne CauvCt, no ll6 SulIi-
Van.st &C
Roys, ederck and wife, 10 the Union Dime savings
lLsiit tiOn . 41tist o. LeAingtOn-ayc wear 60
SChWaD. Caroline, % Lewis LawcngOOt sd ST, be
tween Sab and 9tlayrs, l year................. 10
watson BeuJ amin ana wife, 10 the Manhattan Life
insurance Company, cor Lexngtonave an
~, @stLst; year 10
WetIO;c, Wiiliem and wife, 10 William Butter
=, Ebosirs BroCk can ward years. 200
NVOu"ofJl, Caroline r. 10 Andrew y Setter trustee,
etc 3Jthst, OF 6th-ave .............. 75
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
Drp GOODS.
5teomboats ano RAILROADS..

A LBANY BOATS DIRECT-Nierchants Ex
- press Llnc.-Elegant steamers WALTER BRETT or
Nv CHAMPION viii leave daily Saturdays excepted for
ADal from Caras North River hrst dock above Peoples
Line az ectng with trains North and West Fare
deck Zoe cabin fare see mefl- SOC. FREIGHT taken lower
IMAM by any Other nes ~ r. BLACK, Supt.
A LBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.-The
~ elegant II 7amrrs DEAN RICHMOND or IT. JOHN
WI leav' Pr 81 North River foot Of Canalst daily tSun.
DAYS eNceped al y. connecting Albany Tor all pomi
N9r cH AMI East Tickets for sale al principal hotels and
gu ~ Nc-c II Express Offices in NewlOrk aud brooklyn
BroGEyd passengers transferred by Annex" hCat.
rinse as fare, ~ deck, &c; excursion Albany and
urn, =. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
Gounlrp Real Gslale for Sale.

NOR SALE, TO LET, or will ENCHAN>GE
for unnculerca city r ra font
nc the ocean: house has all modern improye ic:
and grounds beautifully lad oni btGhiy 90 Co pee
-5jOOO rgi1av cost SjJ'OJ
For nItheT particulars address rSp
Post Office Box 2.OI3. New.York
HUDSON RtVER.-SpleGdid situation; hlgh
p1ouuds stables garden: 20 minutes out 10 minutes
from depot Terms low address NJ. Fort WashnsIo"
tOI ACRE FARM, beautifully situated; one
HIP hour from Ncw.York o. Moniclair RnWay lNtNNN
rom cnffa and good OuthIluVE3; fine lawn an sh"oc
fishing and boating Price, $,2uo; S5nno en- rem IN
''"s ~ j. W. EDWARDS, y Ifne-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
CENTRAL RAILROND on NEW.LERSEY.

~ f'ry stat on ig Sew Yors. foot OF Lbcriyst
CullmoHc ne Nov. I'd, lS11- Ir.ns leave follows
q 80 q. m.-lUT Pennington, I.'sun. BC,yilere Mguch
GlnnE lamagua. WilkeNbarIe. Emir1. &C Connects at
Ju-cu'nw Us. til l.. x.
s:ij .. Far High Bridge Branch EastOn Harrisburg.
Manch tuun IamdGUa, Haz,tJn, MLCsbl!re. scranton,
HilIain-yrrt dc.
1901 IN. I}d For SDncryl an! Tlamin gtOn.
T. m.-Iur Pennington. FLs'an MruCli Chunk Tamalul,
Ml4s"'ue scranton, GunkhannocE TamaqUl, HazerJn.
L"lG.np, Putisyi.s Harrisburg Cc
Il T. For High Bringc Branch. EasiCn. BeNier3, AMI
MgaCI tiu.k. Come Il at ia with D. t. and W. H. X
5p D. IN ,aiIy or Eason, hEcnio"n. AMI ilarlh burg
80 y. IA Dor T.s,cu.
Ior trans TO Toe a. Is,rs time tan!a stations
SUNDAY IK.I.--lyaV" at so ~. ~ D. N. for
Bound Brook ant intermediate pOBts and $50 Tor
Esston. READING. and Harrisburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
II ALTiMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Lowe NcwNork from Llo DesbIossea and Corllnnat

SIS:
$40 d. NJ Tor asiECtou. Columbus Chicago and the West,
hchoud Charleston and the south TlrOu II Pullman
nom Baltimore to Chicago.
1870 Washington and the West, and the South via
GrduuSYlle. Pullman IRON New York 10 Baltimore and
Washnii"n. making clos connections Tor Pt's1urg Gin
cinnaii, lfUi vile, aud Louis Through Pullman
Baltimore 10 Cincinnati
g. Aulii-ta ana Savannah
SEQ dlily Tor Washington The south West. Pull.
man Hccpcrs nom New York Baltimore Wa.mng tOn,
uaL ug 81 80 connections for Chicago Cincinnati Louisville
~ nj. Pittsburgh. the south and Souhwest. Through
Pullman from baltimore Ia tuCnr att Louisville
rcto al Washington TIA trains for Inchburg Florida New
orleans and the south
For through tickets please call COmpanvs office 3I5
Br adwav NowYork and at Ckrt of es foot Of Cortland
AMI Dcsiiossts -ts, an dc pot, jersey CIty
ASK F,E TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
~ IL "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
- a'd Naugauyk Railroads. Fare 81 Bird scDOrt
may, atliriGrs daily toundays excepted az ll3O a
Pud Brinecpntt 70 ! N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
Gorporntlon Notllcs.

PROPOSALS for 5000 BARRELS of FLOUR
will be received by the Department Of Charities and Coz
until May 3 1878 For full particulars see The Cy
Record Tor sale nj No. City Hall
PROPOSALS for DRY GOODS, GROCER
les &C. will be received by the Department OF Charities
Corrections until May 3. 1873 For full particulars see
The city Record for sale OF 10. 2 city Hail.
PROPOSALS for FURNISHING ILLUMIN-
il ATTNG MATERIAL TO and LIGHTING. &cr the
LAMPS the public parks places and BRIDGE VII be re-
cciyed the Department OF Public Parks until pT 90 1879
full particulars The City Record for sale at No CITY
Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

THE TRUSTEES OF The NEwYoRE AND BROOKLYN BRlDGE
OFFICE, No. q WArEHsT, BROOKLYN. April - 1878.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the trustees Of the New York and Brooklyn Bge az
Water BROOKLYN, until ~ IN. MONDA1t
April 20 1878 for tho manufacture anu delivery OF about
10000 barrels OF Lie CEMEN rduTng the current
season. Specifications can be had ~ the office.
W. A. ROEBLING, Chief Engineer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
Nntiion Sales OF Real estate.

EORFCLOSURE SALE of 5th-ave. property
4 a. BLEECKER g co. will sell on r hlDA }. NJ
PC, II o'clock noon. az the Noha.l1c al d,iinG
Broadway. the elegant fuur.stoy lro"nsloe ""'''s ~
~ ifL.ivc near 2Otn ST.; lO 22.@XlOl feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
GFCnrsione.
Proposals

Proposals
DRAZOS ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE, TEXAS.
ID 70 IRON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
THE META I-WOkK or LIGHTHOUSE FOR BRA
ZOS ISLAND, TEXAS.
OFFICE OT TIiL LIGHT HOUSE BOAhn(
WARRINGTON. u. G.. ApDl 40, 1873. )
Sealed proposals will b. received AZ this Office until twelve
M o'clock Saturday The 27h day Of April 1918, ilO1
iron manufacturers, for furnishing the MctaNork OF
Light House Tor Brazos Island Texas Plans spechcauon-
forms Of proposal other information, De obtained
from the Undersigned application By mail OF IN person
PETER C. HAMS,
MGlOr Of Engineers, 1. =. A."
Engneer.StCtctAIy Light. House Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

"a TO LET az LEMON, Mass, fully furnished COT
IAGE, for the SUMMER months desirable for a family
five. with house pleas located with ON
ground plenty Of shade trees pure water only In
minutes from the pOstoce possession for TIiREI
or FIVE MONTHS, at a moderate rent Apply 10
j. A. VAN BGSKIRK.
Ia.f
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NEW- YORK and LONN BNANCN DIVISION.

~ 1raus PtsA tuboy Red Bank, Long Branch,
ocean Grove, &c at = d. ll.tj e. ~ t. j:l5 g. M 800.
, Singes connect 40 MataNan station to and from KEY
TORI. ana at 'quau % AMI from POINT PLEASANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

couucctpn-. Leave foot Of IIucrUst., for Freehold
SIS, lI.iI a m. 1. ..iJ p. "a.
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Gonntrp DroperIn 90 Eet.

A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE for a small
Lhfamyi with city and country COnveucos rent low
good tenaut j. IL DENlSON, this Office, $50 Beeyille
ave, Newark, y. j.
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WILSON MISSION. at MEMORIAL CHAPEL.
3Oth. st. and 3dave. MONDAY, April %.
Matinee at 3 D. m and Evening Performance at p M
Admission cents children % cents Tickets - be oO-
tanned at Rardo p LOckwoos, and Duton or at the door
GRAND CONCERT-By the Band of the 9TH
N Regiment opening Of The Far by The ladies' o. 81
Church, FerrerO's Assembly Rooms East lfthst,
Tuesday evening. Admission % cents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-13

near the Potomac, adjoining Lawrence
Washington's. Mr.. James has seen Wash
| iugton often at his fathers house. He and
the brothers were in the war of 1872. Mr..
James was ''jack of all trades" as he
says he learned to be a carpenter, brick
layer, stonemason, blacksmith, painter and
tinsmith. During his long life he has
never been one month in bed with sick
ness. Mr.. James was married in Virginia
soon after attaining his majority, and raised
a family of ten boys and Ave girls. Leav-
his native State some years after the war,
he settled in Roam county, Tennessee
From that place he moved to Lauderdale
county, Alabama, thence to White county,
Arkansas and in 194S came to Dallas
county, Texas, in his S4th year. He con-
tinued his residence there until 1872, when
in his 10S year he selected, as he says,
Parker county to spend his old days in.
In his 109 year he cultivated an acre patch
of watermelons in Parker county and
raised the finest brought to market. He
realized 1926 from this crop. Mr.. James
talks very well and LIS hearing is pretty
good. -GdlUeston NeWs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-13
LUCKY SPANISH BULL-FIGEHT-
EEsS.

Spanish bull-fghters find their danger
Gus calling very lucrative profession.
Thus the favorite matador of Madrid, Fras-
cuelo, possesses o fortune of $400, 1000, a
magnificent house, and wife considered
the prettiest woman in Madrid, and is a
member of one Of the most aristocratic
clubs in the city. On the day of bull
fight, he sends a messenger to his wife
after each Of his performances in the arena,
the destruction of six bulls being his usual
task, and twice he has been brought home
seriously injured. Frascuelo took part in
the late bull-fght before the king and
queen, and his costume was literally COW
cred with diamonds. Most interest was
felt, however, in the amateur matadors
cavalry officers chosen by the different
provinces, and who showed themselves
fully as skillful as the professionals.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-13
Board of Aldermen,

The Board met in regular session yester-
day afternoon.
DR.. Stanton introduced an ordinance to
prevent the spread of contagious diseases.
1t gives the Police and Health Departments
power to send all smallpox patients to the
pest-house, and to take charge of all in
fected clothing. Referred to the Commit
tee on Health.
An ordinance to appropriate 81 900 to de-
fray expenses Of the Board of Revision was
presented by Chairman Refs, and on motion
referred to the Finance Committee.
The following was referred to the same
Committee:
"GENTLEMEN--In answer to your resolu-
ton of the 4th inst / desire to state: First,
that the funds of the city are deposited in
the Third National Bank and have been
since May 1871. That no interest has been
paid since July 18th, 1871 at which time
the Sinking Fund Trustees invested the
Sinking Fund For the past year the aver
age balance on deposit has been 1913 900.
Respectfully, S. w. HOFFMAN,
"City Auditor"
Resolutions were passed as follows
To contract with John Adler for improve
ment of north half of Cliff street, in front of
Lot No. 7, Henman's subdivision.
Dividing the Fourth Ward into three
voting districts.
Authorizing the Committee on City Prop
erty to ascertain what portion Of the city
property can be sold.
An ordinance appropriating money for
the payment of the expenses Of the munich
pal election held April 1st, 1875 was en-
crossed.
An ordinance was presented from the
Board of Public Works fixing the salaries of
10 .or
salary to be increased from $1,000 to $4,000,
the others to remain the same. Referred to
the Finance Committee.
Adjourned
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