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New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

Nos sss, l7ss 1874 g. 1897. 22ss 1925, l547 2see
i1S2. 1851, 22s2, $50. l7iS. 1908 -'''' A''- .
ie PT tai. iss 2sa ss open: ss 1890 a., a
224o $50 1865 1908 iOssia SCI 1885, si7ia, 1850,
1885 1881. So 27l5. 1884 1917, 1s65. "
1865 1is7, I'LL ass 1885 iig6 I247 1859 sfI. Ii75
1929 1888. G6 1917, 1867, 1895 1868 1904 COZ, 727.
65l, 1G!5. 1871 19s5 s29 l9e- l5s2 li2 1885 1881.
1862 1863 1854 1865 1866. 1861 1868 1869 1870 1871
srrgRIog CoURT-GExERAI TERN Adjourned sine die.
AL gwick J.-COurt 10 m-Caen-
der called at IL a m-No dqY calendar.
TRIAL TRsM-PART I-Freedman J.-Court opens at II
m-Nos y Learned act nlotson 5l5 2l3 324 $50, 452.
PART IL Curtis. z. J.-C Court opens at II a. m.-Nos.
257 ISL sl 2a 5o3 25 Ss7 1S5. 2s2, 6SI, 547 34s So
PART III-AdOurncd fer the term.
COMMON PLYAs-GESERAL TERM.Adi0urncd for the term.
SPECIAL TheM-VaD HOesen, J.-COurt opens at 10 a
EQJ1Ti TFRN-vsn Hoesen, J.-Court opens at II a.
Nos. T. u. rs. Q. ~.
m-Nos. 1850 1873 1886, 1870 I474, 500 1907, 2+5o
1884, 1855 1895 1912 23S7 1895 1912 1918 1864. l243.
1914 1919 l4ss. l4G7 2OGO 1916 942 1863 l4G4, 1910
PAsr III. +. DAILY J.-Court opens al IL a. m.-Nos.
1861 1929 1851 1918 1885 1893. 4O4 1872 1857. l43l,
1881 1903. 1850 1882 1890 1881 1885. 1888 l4Os 1913
1853 1907. lI76 NOce.-Lsst number in regular order.
OYER AND TERMyFR.-Davis 1.-The People agt. Patrick
Mccormack. Thomas Condor. homicide
GENERAL SEssONs-PART I-Smyth R-The People agt
John Wilson, AnrTew Oliver. burgarv Henry Boland Mich
ae McGmn. Patricg Duffy grand larceny Fanne l,rews-
tences John Hays. gambLng Charles Buddensick misde
mc9nOr. -
David Kidney robbery John Bae. burglary James J..
Ford grand arceDy William :. Alker John Mumangh John
Francis McCsnilne Robert Cowan. John Bruman excise;
John Barrett, John Deadly larceny from the person.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
WIN ABSOLUTE SAFETY.

WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
oS AND AFTER I,(UuY - 1850,
Etts tIAln leave Desbo'Se' ana Cortandt
i;ao 80" $50 90 Limited. II a. m, $50 l. 40 6
% o r,ia ar SsS and a " eIGco, ~ SUNDAY
pS IA a s9d G running through VIA & ITr%i99 m ,TSaS a@ J
Al Jersey tty aaorins speedy and direct
recurring trans leave west philadelphia i2O $40. 3I5.
Z. 80. = $50. and II a. ~ uImhei hxpIe's jo p M
::iS.S SO n,~ /. 7:.5 o. m. Leave Philadelphia VIA
cSet oGices,@2G and 6Ii iiroa%sy AstoroaSeand foot
oi so aEd o Sa No III ae m
Indsoist Hobo zen Depot. Jersey CIV Emgran Ticket
Tho New.Yo transfer Company will cal Tor and check
bpggase IGT1 TI%MsoS 2,fs 59d residences FARMER
General Nj Manager Gtnera Passenger Agent
V'HE ERIE RAILWAY, ,.,.,. ,n,,
now known IA, NEWlORK. LAkL Eltlh and
WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement OF trains taking
9sn. cincinnati and Cbcaro Day Express Drawing
room Coaches 10 Gunalo and suspension Bid5f ., pre,
m, connecting with last trains 70 The West ant Souh. ~
west Pullman's best DrawingIoom Sleeping coaches TO
coalGrs w. trong6 10 Bneai Niarara Falls Cincinnati
and Chicago without change also hoei Dimhs cars
zrm. EmieEant train for the we, wes' vo, York for
Train. leave Chambers street hcloI 80" 5n po -qo
T. H.. midnight saturday nights only sundays oI5
RaiScrio % SS IND 5o 10 @ 100 "a m G9e 1879
midnight sunday G. $50. 1920 lA, $3.50 D. m and
G.fs 100 $40. ~ lN'-uf l.V i hunn
1i5 B. 80 $3.50 i:2O 4.tu D. $40, 52O 5;op Dlu b:3u T.
7.O g. 10 D. M and II miduilht. SundYH d, ojO, 0l',
iO.gO a m. las. G.3O y. ana H. mlGhlgaL
7:fO. 10 20 n. lio 800 o. ILL., ~ ~,
midnight sunday, $3.50. 1870 NJ IiJ ooV p ' anu
II midnight. 100
Warwick 100 q. m. i3O , M o oo ,,o - a
Newbnrg aud Cornwall 7:jO m. 3;3o l;5O p m sun
2ondont ana Kingston a. $3.50 p m Sundays $50
O. m. ,o ma -, a.qo q..o tqo n, sun
DAYS G, $40. 1920 q. M, b:3u, Z p ~. 49,.
ud.iefown 7JO. ., 1870 a. t1 $500, A3O, D. m. sun
dsvs S.3n lO1O m. $780, p. m The a. m ana $50 p m
trans connect with Newl FORK anG Oswego Midland hAO"
Manai. N IN Oh a ID, ,.oo Il = n a, sundavs
s.ao i,.5o A IN, q, $50 and p. fn. -,
leave 2d-t quarter Of ard quarter aiter each
~ s,,, 5i a. m. tO a:l5 ana nc lot' ana llf9 T. M
fr ,s,are and fOf apartments in DaWlngfonh am
@ e- can obtained and orders Tor the checking
a., Ter o baggage be- loft at he ompanys ,hcr
Nos 23g 4Ol or S51 bfold"a1, ~ IL ~" '""' S' pN
len or al the Companvs Dcpoth l., A.. III, a, -os .
Fxurcss trains iIOm the West aNo h N'" io'A Nv ''
m' 1879 snS IS6 ~ sBboTr GEM Passr Ast NewYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
AHrss eave for fBg owOoi Closer Pefmont and Nyack
~ =, "a 30 A M Z 3 4. 4. %, $50 6:to, S3O ll3l o. n
% m $50 y. The lltiO y. M tfan VIII
,.aye jO minutes later saturday nfhta 81. .-o q.
Suing Valley aud MOnaey T. BOO n M t'u y. h
N"' no. n. ABBOTT, oenl Passr AsI' Ne"''"A'
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
MORRIS WILKINS Auclioneer. ,.,-,,,,,
DROpFRTY ON THIRD, SIXTH, NINTH

ny, n6 IN IN aTe. u lem, 47ih and I55thss r. H.
Ludlow & Co WI sell - at auction on ,o lhqrs IT
change sacsroon III BrOadway (rrinitv Budlng. " V
3dave No 56-Valuabe iot with frame bgldinc hetwecn
ll7b and Ilsthst 25XlcO icet 9Th ayeIhfee ots w,s
side 2j2a feet north OF ll1tst, each % To e.t vi"
l0tist-NauaD.e lot win Two anu
fbre sforv frame tnidngs No a. 25Xlou feet
h ave southeast 47h sPot ~ ground with Two
budiur G76 ethave 5O2 22I1OO feet NeW
ave- northwest 139thst-LOt 27O'sK An average
depth OF 80 feet - - ID,
For terms OF sale other particulars apply at the once Of
the uctionccrs No. 3 Plne-st. y. y
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n CORDED NDRTtIAGE-
Anil Robert and wife 20 the Society tor the Relief
Pr, N Now WIN -mLll ChlIdrrm. 8 . lOlh.sL.

Aud. Robert and wife to the Society Tor the Reefof
ofSthaVc Ii'T.gqees years total .s27 900
Rosdlie y Il Robinson o9'hst'e oi Isl ,o
ave 3mOnths. -. %, oOo
Di'Tr ftvngIi Ti Years ....... ....'..... 5000
hr4sS s5taTS SS n Il S9si, years $1,000
Br.p, ,ziuger. 7 TO + g Potter, lstavc Of 4tlst
potnn 11n r. II apI we to- Townsend and another
Tns,ees 5Gayc 3sd Ward insiaments $500
DalSon J X wife to / Hendricks s7thst, " OF ~
parGs t;' ana wife to A1gnsus schell n Madi.
s0n ave and 44hst, etc yeais ..-.-......-. iHOO0
FAN. selma 10 Mutual Lac Insurance Company.
40 262 West :istd-st- 4 years ..-...;.-..; GOOO
ilSaT' - IIonso1 Of Bo1cry years 10000
GIN ADELAIDE Amelia Robins 51iil-tt " Of .
Howl William aud vile 70 Drew Theoo gicsl Sem
inary u oGtlst w Of 4thavc yeas.--.....-.. 10000
'"cHSSni @n1any y 40 "a Vest 85dst 5 years 900
Lowdon William j. B Cobb, - 3 th.si, " o. 9Th -
,, ae i, RTo r. Si n lG-st II 9Th ave yeui $4,000
'o,.sel ~ Hyesrs ears" ,.......... 1000
Ho Morrison Broomc st. Greenest 1881
Attmgrr. Marx 10 Emma Hart anu another eXeca-
tors etc Ii 5 125thst and l2Cth ST, W 5th.sve - go
mortgages, yoar. teihl ~. 24ooO
i'oVh Az W. " AveA =. 1000
r"T ete e cor Ave ana sth st. years 5000
smith, and wiie 10 johanna Becker, II 7Gti-si,w 900
rhha ~ W and wife 10 the En- grant industrial
savings Bank lO9thst 4th ave. year. 1900
Wallace, Is schmidt No "a Jaiest years. 1900
"Os, sIosiwsy, year $4,000
WRIGHT ] E to y II Bultmann, Sc cor 5th-aye and
l2Stlst years B1OO
RECORDED AosIGNMEN rs OF MORTGAGES.
Ereder1cks Jnlia TO + Higgins.
Ientricks Eleanor Louisa Rapeyc b2jO
Matthew'S TO virginia Matthews. ..............--.
Matthews, Virginia to George baker ---- IoooO
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Nnttion Sales OF Real Gsiaie.
MORRIS WILKINS. Auctionecr -
EXECTTOR'S SALE Of prOperty ON br0a

MORRIS WILKINS AuctiOneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF property on brnau-
IL way and Mercer Gin. Pearl and West 5ithsls r. ~
LUDLOW n co will sell at auction on Nednosuay
arv % 1850 at II O'Clock. at me Ef.hnnE,o
saesrocm Iii Broadway, \. y, by order OF Nscm mci
lam H.. DnderdOnk. suINlNlhR ~
Tor of the estates Of Eliza Mott ana Mara NJ HODDV s
ceased Broadway. NO 545 near Spring-si
Ia llH Mercer st.. together WIN me nunuih
thereon CHGst No g. through To- No. Z5a fears,. eu @
sdouipg the snuthwesterv OF Fultons tM0 so
htck stores lot. % bx2O54 feet Pear ~ no no ,
with story bftck store otu'p
West aim ST. No 2o-FirS brown stone. four soiy
bousc near 5thnvc 25105 feet with lot l20bfcet ana sl
i'm ne through TO 3bthst Also ~ ~
same time place East 36th-st, No 10 between ral
ana zion av brown stone EnglSh Oas"-
nent house lot o. 9 feet. For further par
uas apply al office OF the auctoneers No Pncs n l.
i5423l
TIARN AT AUCTION.-THURSDAY Feb
4 ruary TO- 1880 at on the premises s'Jacen 20
the terminus Of the North shore EaiFoad 1Iea oeA LUZ
Isiand he farm OF DANIEL T. SMITH; Instance
from IA miles; contents, l34 acres In hVc Pace
sale pcrcmpiOry 10 close estate
sii.yANts, 5: 81 SMITH, Great Neck Executors
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
NEW-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRES TON AND PHILADt LPHIA. 49,.
Leave New York from station g. H. r. Of " j. foot OF LID
Tor station corner Ynth end Greensts 745 o. Ills
a. m so A. 5:jp 7l5, u .. m. on Sunday at $40 m;
For Siaion corner Thld Berlssts at $50 o ll:l5
m; 1880 33J, 1. b:3O 7l5 On Sunday at sii5 M;
For Trentn, warn ard Tucker-sts. $780, 745. o. l:l5
O. m: 30 80 1, 53O, 1l', IL p m on sunday at $40
ReiurnnE trains Will leave Philadelphia for New.york:
Ninth ard Gre mss at 7:to', $50 m. l2lo l4o 800.
IRON hind an BeSKs.ss at 1870 7Io, g20 / a. M. l25,
81 90 .. t30 llaVp m On Sunday at $40 IN. $50 D. M
Prom Trenton warren and Iuekerstsl;2C except Mon,
nAg me- on '0rfsniG,yI:2o ai5am 6.i5 m. O'''
Connection msde at Jersey CtY station 10 and from Brook
Ttckes Tor at st. Nos 239 2e1 4Ol 94,
g5 broadway and al at me pn%2m 2 n9tP, Po HSs ana
York Trsnsfer Company lDodds EIprcss viii call for
and esG @ E. S% 9G % RT and TO $s
NewNo ork. and ontsL Brooklyn All these onces are in
'o"'''''" VIII H. F. BHLbwiS General Ia Passenger Agent
COR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
gaiuok and Housatouio Raroads-steamers leaye Cath
Fare lower than By any other routh
\LW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
y MN ~ BALBOA Commenting December 3, 1873
OOs western aud northern Express TO Rochester. St
i0SO a. M Chcagoa1d Western Express Drawing room
cars 10 Canandaigua Rochester ard Buffalo. 80 ....,-.
To Ulica. saratoga Glcus Fails AMI RUTLAND.
400 H.. Albany aud Troy Express . -, - -,
GOO 81 Louis Express daily with sleeping cars for
81 LOUIS through every day IN the ween also sleep
~, T9,i FTtrcss for Montreal Rochester and Corn.
Geneva sleeping TO Geneva Rochester and
0 p M fachc TTnress daily with sleeping ears to svra.
cusc Eocne.t,r Niagna FalS Buffalo Cleveland Toledo.
Il:1O m Sight Express with sleeping TO Albany
AZ" sale at No. 252 and 81 Broadway ana at West
cois Exprc-' onccs Faik place and 80 and ai2 Broad
way, Sew .IOTk, and .ts as.insoust, BrooAJn.
L.
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Gteamboats ano naiIroaos.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
laDdt.sts " "
s2O a. M Tor ashInGton Pltisburg Columbus Cincinnati.
Indiana os Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston
Oh,e, PITT burg and Chicago ~ ~
m. for WashiL gton and the West Pullman from
New York to baltimore Washn making close
nccuon5 for Psbnrg Cincinnati. Indianapolis Louisville
and - L9Tis Through Pullman Baltimore 10 Cincn-
1900 daily for Washington the South and West Pull
seepcTs from NewYOrk 10 Baltimore and Washington
making lose for Chicago Cincinnati
lie. Louisville ouis Columbus Pttsburg the south and
Southwest Through Pu man from Baitimore 10 Cncn
natl connects at Washington with trains for Lynchburg
Florida, New-Orleans and the south
For through tickets please call al Companys Office 3l5
Broadway New aud az iick0t On1ces foot OF
and De- and Depot. Jersey Clty.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS NEBRASKA
A
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

Leave NewYork foot OF Ihery.st, for Red Bank, Long
Branch Ocean Grove &C. at slj llij ll6, 4. 6;lo
y.
Stage cOnnet tons 10 and from KE.YPORT at MATAWAN
STATION, 20 and nom OCEANIC and FAIR HAVEN at
RED BANK. TO and from POINT PLEASANT at SEA
GIRT. with all trains.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
Balls

A RION MASQUERADE BALL FEB. 10.
n Ar MADISON SQuAHk GARDEN
Ikes admitting gentleman aud lady - cflrt ,sis-
efs can be- had Nc G. Schmdps, 80 bieaart hl'hHif
,,us.uis m Walis kat1cnuatcf. ~ linrfif ni
a Ittehs oj assaus r. kadsnbeig 20 laton q tnd
T. s.fot uousst n NJ Noni baur ~ Atfcei = . VITA
scb-e A co. J1 ianit htos s'bl hi"adN ~ ana
Wlhcln a Grasfa lslai nfpadNay -ia,,ftn
- - a. ',icn,tss Os9 Oth ava a. Iolsia 20. t.siltns
,.rs ,tenry IIaaFs ~ Esst bish 49, cepg, trtsla
2l ~. Mnksplac"
NO TICKETS SOLD Al rlfE DOOR
personal suFefien oi M
"N'uiyW W W kIsuHER from the Acsdsny oi Aus"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEl

Ferry station IN New. York foot Of Lberty-st.
wharf
Commencing October g. ls79.-Leave Ncw.York foot of
Liberty ST., follows:
G3O a. m-For Pennington Easton. Relvdere. bethlehem.
Bath Allentown. Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua hahanoy city,
Uazeton Wikesbarre Elmra, etc. Connects at Junction
With Delaware. la kaWanna and Western Railroad
S+5 a. m.-FOr Ilgh Bf Branch Schooley Mountain
Budds Lake and Lake HOpltconc Easton Allentown liar
sburg ahc the West Mauch hunk Tamaqua Wilkesbarie
Scranton. Dauvlle. NilliamspOTt, etc.
1880 a. m.-fOf SOmerVillc and Pennington.
D. m-For FcmugtOn, EastOD, Bath, Allentown, Maich
Chunk Tanaqua. MahanOy City. HazetOn, IunkhannOcK
WllkcsCatrr, scranton. Reading Columbia, lantasler
Ephfata. POtt-yll Harrisburg, ETC
4 y. m. For High Bridge Branch SchO0leys Mountain
Budds Lake and Lake Hopatcong Esston Bevdcre Auen
town ana Mauch Chunk
4;3O r. NJ For Somerville and FL mnRtOn.
b:3 p. m.-nay for EaStOu, Allentown. Mauch ChunK
Elmra. Readng Harrisburg and the West Con
meets at Junction for DelIwae Lackawanna and western
/ air0ad.
7:4j y. m.-For Easton.
For Elizabcth-At 8, G:l5. g3O G;lb, 1915 745 800
$40, 9:3O u:3O Oi5. 15 llA5 a. l2:45, !, l;3O 2
23u 3, $3.50 $40. a. l6. 43O. 445. .. 6:l5 $50. 540 t.
6l5 $50. T.. 7.lJ 7:l5 Sij, gtlj, 1918 IL. ~ p. M
sunday Mains eavr S:l5 m II for Bound Brook
aDd uto:mei late stations al $50 for EasOn Allen
town. Harrisburg and the West.
For NewaiK-A 6:4j Gl5 Clj. 7l5 Tao sl5. $40, 930
10 1890 ll:l5 IL M. = 3 $780, T. $3.50. 0, $780, 04o
o. $50. 1:lJ. ~ - 9l5. II. II y.
For trans 10 local IOints Time Table at stations
Boats ~ the Brooklyn Ere make connections at
jersey CITY station 10 and from Brooklyn and Ere Iepot Jer
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
V'O PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TIE OLD EsTABGIsHFD ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW-lOEk ANp PIIIfADELfIIiA.
II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; ) DEPOTS
~ PHILADELPHIA, . IL NEW-NONk.
DOUBLE TRACK. 1HE MOSr IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND 1uE IASTFST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABsOII TT SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
KTCOEDED LtA~ 7

Esto.e ~ Daniel B Fearing 10 John y Manning all
I.oni offices on n door OF NO Wall II. 3)eais,
At annual rent of.....-.-.--
Same to White Morris CO. all the basement OF No
4 NAIL ST. 3 years, AT annual reit Of.
Rector etc Protestant Episcopal church ~ Jamaica
10 Frederick " Poyser No % l;cade 81. q years.
r.. M f,f
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
FREEHOLD AND NEw-YoRK RAILWAY

EN -JEhSE1 NOUIl1EKN kAlLN Al.
~ Leave New York foot Libertyst, G. r. H. Of ". J.
$40 a. n-For Farm ngdale, Toms River Barnegat and IN
teTmedate stations.
l;l5 y. Toms River Vneand all stations TO Bay
side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
~. m.-For Farmingdae Toms River Barncgat tucker
n. r.. Phfladclphla
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
6elp Wanle6.

UtIp lUulltu.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UP
TOWN OFFICES. No I,23s Broadway cor Thlrty-frstst
No 3Os West Twentytliirdst., corner Elghth.ave.
g2 East FOurteenths. Union square S6O Tnir
ave. Forty.sevenths ST.; at tne HARLEM OFFICE M
2,gS1 1hriaVe. cor one hundred and twenty fOurthsL
Haem Savings Bank Bdilding, up 10 at regular
OnicerateA
tNANTED.-0ne Book statesmen, one first
w class man on medical journals fve DO profess onal
books special openings TO the right men GEO PLUM.
81 Great JOucsst New York. manager Subscr;ptOf
Department OF William Wood Co.'s publications for New
York aud vicinity.
VNANTED.-A first-class shorthand writer
w as correspondent In commercial house write
a good haDd DO intelligent and Of g.od character.
Address, giving references ana stating salary
r. o. Box 1851.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
SbI TO BOSTON o,n vv,t,ptp
w SIpNINGION LINE.

1bo e,eeaut steamers MAsSACH sEITS and RHODE
leave Pier S3 luyer doot of jay ST. at fsO
q. ui, daily. ENCEtT SUNpAlr. II. g.. ,,. 49,, o..
special united uokes gooa qng 20, le 1p ~ % Sa
ac Of each tcaet sod VIA this line nom sew ora 10 Boston
iuI 81. .. --.... -, -. qcY Q1- 10 ana
nil Hroaiway, NctrOpohtin and fiuh Avenue h9tea
NeW.N Nnfl at aJJ Washingtnnst itoueHh tNhota
also sold 80 al principal hotels AMI uesotOees anu ~ onec
of WeslcOtt Express Co
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

NV YORK CITY
Broadway Nos 62s and $50, extending 10 Crosbysti
o6ers executors ec 10 John Ma6ony sll 200
I45thst, lGt lo3xiregular; and also same ave,
Anna Ecnse 1000
Townsend and another trustees etc to Thomas ,,o
''h "a s's scnsSin MI sSI1e seiTs 10000
same propery: william Cassidy 10 same ......... SO9
l7thst IS 80 Il OF lave 2Oxl6; Laura Eyre TO ooo
Gil ard n d vile lie to Robert Lynd 10000
o''Ss JACQUES : ana vile to ADELAIDE Gil $4,000
Ii0I rewstsf ss Ss referee to eorse RccS1e $500
7Gthst 5ooh v Of l%si,aye % 25KiO2.2 James Il -oo
4ots 81" 81 oS d It two Of 6h.ayc s5SoOj Bahasar
oo'I sqbs n 70 Teferse Z 10 Hannah Hai 5000
SON mcfaiS s i o"F Eliza Brown 45OO
'McSahen and vie to George f16bs 400
IIai and Hudson River RAILROAD COMPANY across
eighth interest Marian GOuveueur and husband o
III, 10 svs IMAM IA 9 . %cf s7hst q5xiiO and also
night q way oysr s,rg d Of ns % ss 70 feet wa6 Si9S oF
s o. FrFse 10 Sf;SsSa % ~ $4,000
Same property; Charles Frost and wife TO same
and 49, 3 Lehman am and VIII to Fobet AUD 1880
ta to 7oh a, o MpaI3q Ss nie tr ma Pa ouTP 1SP
"a SaSuel wcoi one haf inSeT $4,000
DasS HG 90 refeTee 20 Wood a ,O 10000
sthaIs dSers 10 fsi1ics FITZGERALD $4,000
4tb.ave, 75.4 IL II Of 53d 81, 5lx10: James q
Coney and wife 10 Randolph Guggeuhemer- 90
lOgth.st. 8. 1915 fl " Of 4thave, 4391lOOll 20 w
Tubbs ana wife to- " Levy ana another. ...---.---
stays = ! 10 II G 4th-si can " ard. 25NlOOi
Frederick G Potter wife 90 + BIntzlnRer--.. 800
Madisou.aye, II G 44il st. 2j.5XlOO; and also
1ni & ipo and etieT 10 Charles paris $4,000
fuSi @ aNS er,S and Gus6"nd 10 Alma Fahs 5000
i0'ei III, 40 10 F4Snt lSS E' 'u"" 10000
l2G1h A. II s. rs It c OF 3d.ave lG.9x99.ll Annie fet
49, teich T. sardh :. HuiEFny sEF ny 90, i5c,b o.,
SS NaPs 5G diinser 5iTf i,1'' 1uu 29ooO
Vueti. ST w cor IoustOn-st, joN5O; also Grand
81; - il " OF Wi.ettst. 2jXlOJ; and also No III
1dtes' dti' Hapehy wafer a anu 1000
,nS eo vie eI. 10 sssc a. Wright II 10000
RECORDED LEAsES.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

Vonnlrn KcaI VeInIe tUdrIfp.
CARATOGA residence wanted, in exchange
- or unencumbcred brooklyn house OrlOts. HOYT son
& MESSENGER, No. % Na.saust.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.

Steamers Electra dglaca leave fict ~ NuIh NseI
foot OF Warrenatl daily, except SUNDAYS ~ . y ua, %"
Providence direct ght VIA either lino taAeh
1. W. fLkNs b'@' "H p....ta,,t
Gen. lasa. AEcns '""
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

DILLIARDS-PO0L MATCH.-The fourth
Grand Ball Pool Match for the oconnor Medal Cham
pionshp and stake Of 500 will played TIL IS EVENING.
February 49, between @. f. WAHLorROM (Swedel, cham
pion. wen Known and SAMUEL r. KNIGHT, OF New.York.
az OCOnnOrs Hall 60 and 62 East ithst Union Squarel.
Games 10 at o'clock sharp forty
games to win.
Admission soc; seats. 81.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
NoRTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl

TTans leave rng owood CosIer lefm9nt ana S{acn'
a. q sn A M Z B. T. 40 53O 6:tO, S3O ll3l o. M
ssupaays a and $50 D M Ihe lldO y m uain VIII
i.aye iO minutes later saturday nirhts - ..-o . -.
Nshu'" no n Abbott Gen1 Passr AgI, NeW-i"rk.
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Giin propcrln 90 Let.

rNO LET.-Buildings, stores, lofts and Offices
i IN Beekman, Fulton Pearl. Clin Liberty Nassau and
William St. HCLAND & WHITING. . Beekmanst
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

CHAMBERMAID and LAUNDRESS, and
~ wl assist with sewing; excellent city reference. Cali
address l37 " est 5lstst.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

w." VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE Eo,,,,,, -
For special nmitei tickets rteaners olb ~.
81 Al pOIlr leave Nes.IOrk daily. excepting sundays NJ
% M ICON Pier ~ Norih River loot OF hnitaf 81 leave
BROOKLYN, 500 p mi Jersey CliJ' f.-O y 81 wa A.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

NHAMBERMAID and WATTRESS.-A re-
~ spectacle young grl experienced chambermaid and
waitress IN private family good city references. Cali or
West i2d.st
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CHAMBERMAID and WATT

~ Protestant girl very respectable and well recOmmended
competent TO either capacity chambermaid waitress
also understands all about children. 1856 Ohaye, between
nd lsts
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

CHAMBERMAID &c.-A Swede girl, with
" several city references from family Is tidy
cbamb rnad and willing to assist with
washing and ironing desired wants steady place that she
retain; will all she to please city country.
202 Otl-aye., lSth-st
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-07-24
HOW THE son OF GEN. HAN
COCK. GOT HIS BRIDE.

The nomination of General Ham
cock has revived the recollection of
a romance in his family, the hero
(which was the Generals only son,
h., sell Hancock, now a prosperous
cotton planter in Mississippi. Seven
or eight ) ars ago. when quite q
BOY, he was ,.yine in Louisville and
had fallen in lo,e with n young girl
whose father, having been rebel,
would not allow her to. receive adj
dresses of the son of Yaakee 5ol-
,.ier.
Young Hancock was forbidden
the house, and the father was pre-
pairing to take his daughter to
Europe to insure separation. The
youthful pair, however, o Ie evening
met at II party in Louisville. and by
a sudden agreement they stole
across the river to Jeffersonville,
reused up preacher. were married
in the silence of midnight, and stole
back to their dwellings,. The lady
remained in her fathers house, re-
ctived young company. WAS seen
in society with young gentleman
escorts, and met her husband us q
Eaera friend in the presence of
cthsrs.
The news leaked out, however:
the young bride did not go to
..'~ocs, and the pair lived at \
o1sr@.ng house in Louisville for
a5eG- . year. The marriage was
a surprise to his parents, as we'll
as hers, but Rnssell's mother be-
came fond of her, as did also his
grandmother, Mrs. Russell, who
lived i'll country home near Louis
vile. The father of the runaway
girl did not become reconciled, but
her mother and sisters visited the
young bride daily, and Der husband
was a great fayorite with them from
his frank and merry moods. The
friends of the parties all agree that
the marriage has proved q very
happy one.