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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-04-22

lch booty as suited them. Should he
resist, they would kill him, if necessary TO
the accomplishment Of their purpose.
Word was instantly sent to such others
as could be trusted in an emergency, and
within an hour some 20 men who knew
the use of gunpowder were assembled ut
Morton's all fully armed, and with Nor
tons stock of ammunition to back them.
They decided To take their stand outside
the building, and post sentlnels in every di
rection 40 rods away. The woman was to
retire to safe distance and remain Sc
Creted. Morton commanded.
All being in readiness, they had not long
to wait. Within an hour sentinel came
in with the tidings that a party, some
twenty or thirty as nearly as he could
Judge in the starlight. were approaching.
BY q preconcerted signal the other senti-
nels were called in, and the men deployed
in such manner as to give an impression of
the largest possible numbers when a stimuli
taneous fire should be delivered.
1t appears that the savages, thinking 1t
an easy matter TO rob Il single man, had
not come in force, but had detailed a few
braves for the purpose. On they came,
with their stealthy tread, until their forms
began to be dimly outlined. AS they came
within easy range, Morton estimated their
number TO be not more than twenty. When
all was ripe, Morton gave the word Ia fire.
AS the twenty five rifles, scattered in a long
line, blazed out upon them, they seemed To
think that an army of a thousand men had
opened fire. With one united horrible
yell they fled to the woods, and no trader
of that village was ever thereafter molested
by them. The men had purposely aimed
high, as they desired rather to frighten
than iniure those with whom they were
not at all anxious to inaugurats bloody
feud. AS a consequence no blood was
shed and no serious ill-feeling engendered.
The Indian woman, who had proven so
faithful friend was provided with a home
in the village. She was given rudimen-
tary English education, adopted the dress
and civilization, and subsequently married
Morton, who was IN fact the father of the
little fellow who had followed his mother
to the village on that eventful day. Some
of her descendants still reside in Cleveland !;
others are scattered elsewhere,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-04-22

hours in comatose state. The first to re-
cover was Jarboe, but strange to relate, his
first utterance was, "Did Jack Jack was
the name George used to call Jarboe) get
killed." Those around the bed asked who
he meant, and he replied, 'Jack Jarboe, of
course" They told him he himself was
Jarboe, but he got angry and swore he was
George Roberts. Seeing it was useless TO
argue with him his attendants dropped the
subject, thinking that he would recover
! from his strange deluslOn in a few days.
Next day Roberts recovered consciousness
and, singularly enough, inquired the first
thing, "Is George deadi" In vain they
tried 10 persuade him that he was George
Roberts; he insisted that he was John Jar
Doe. Daring their interim of insensibility
the two friends had completely changed
their identity. Thus Jarboe insisted that
he was George Roberts, and Roberts as
stoutly affirmed that he was John Jarboe.
Their friends and acquaintance thought
that they must be crazy for awhile, but it
was soon seen they were perfectly sane
upon every other subject. 1t was no use to
show their photographs taken before the
accident. They could not account for the
change in their respective appearances, but
they remained perfectly positive of their
identity After awhile it became a sore
subject with them, and they would con-
slider any allusions to 1t an insult. There
was much talk of the affair at the time, but
it finally died out as every thing else does
At last the two friends went on a visit TO
their old home in Illinois. Roberts pre-
sented himself TO the mother and sisters of
JarbOe as the son and brother, but his ad-
vances were spurned. Jarboe went to Mrs.
Roberts as her son, but she declined TO re-
ceive him as such. When she saw her son
she fell on his neck, but he disengaged him
self and told her he was not her child. The
poor mother was nearly crazed with grief
at this repulse. Mrs. Jarboe and her
daughters saw the real Jarboe, and wanted
TO smother him with kisses and embraces,
but he kept them OH, telling them they
were mistaken. Their sorrow and amaze
mcnt cannot be described. Our two friends
held consultation, and, concluding that
their relatiges had gone daft, Immediately
set out fer Nevada. They have been roam
ing around the various mining camps of
Eastern Nevada ever since, most of the time
in company. Jarboe, who represents him
self as Roberts, was in Nye County, Neva-
da, some months ago, and, as before stated
Roberts, who calls himself Jarboe, came
into Bodie short time since. This is one
OF the strangest cases on record, and is
hard nut for scientists to crack.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-04-22

A Detroit grocer had patent money
drawer attached to his counter the other day
and it was no sooner In working order than
his clerk rendered his resignation.
''You going to leave2 Why, what's the
matter9'' asked the grocer.
81 don't want to stay where person has
lost confidence in me-"
"Do you refer to this new till2"
"Yes."
''Well you are very foolish. haven't
lost the least bit of confidence in your hon.
esty, but l simply argue that if you had
less change to squander outside could have
more of your time in the store! Loss of
confidence! The idea is absurdl"
The satisfied clerk took off his hat and
returned to duty.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-04-22
What She Had Lost.

She was Stalwart aggressive female, in
rather striking personal contrast to her milk
and water looking husband, and, as soon
as she had taken her seat, in the car she
thrust her head forward and began care
full scrutiny of the face of lady on the op-
posite side of the car. She evidently knew,
or thought she knew, the name of the per-
son she was staring at. Finally, unable to
restrain herself any longer, she asked:
"Ain't you Mary Slawson, that was2
The lady addressed replied that she had
formerly borne the name given, though she
had been married since.
"And don't you remember me We used
to live close by you, you know"
ooh, yes; | remember you well" "
"Ah, thought you would. Well, I've
lost my daughter Sarah since knew you"
'.lndeed; I'm sorry to hear that
eyes; and John--you remember John
well-he's lost a leg"
''That is very bad, m sure"
eyes; had it cut off by the cars; and my
daughter Jane, she's lost her husband.
'"That is too bad"
"Yes; and Henry-you remember my
son Henry-hes lost his place"
'"That is unfortunate, certainly"
ooh, it's real mean; and Eve lost almost
all my teeth"
81 hadn't noticed it, Tm sure"
''That's because I've got new ones; but
I've lost 'em, just the same; and my hus-
band, he lost most of his hair"
The lady on the other side of the car had
exhausted her stock of sympathetic ex-
pressions, and said nothing, The lady who
had lost so much in one way or another
saned back in her place, beaming with sat
isfaction and self sufficiency. She had
evidently profound contempt for such
people as talk only about the weather when
they meet friend.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
LEGISLATIVE WORK.

RIpIcED CLERICAL FORCE IL The ASSEMBLY,
sALArlE, or BBOoKLYS OTFIcIALS-THE INsUE-
ANCE pEPARTMENT-CoMMON SCHOOLS IF NEw-
YORK.
lrRou TN REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIBUNE.l
ALBAXY, March 9.-The last Legislature
passed law reducing the number OF It's empoJe es OF
Mi classes 70 such exteu that the annual Legislative
exonarures for tins purpose were reduced
$40 600 The present Legislature Is the first
10 experience the burden OF the Law"
Thce nave complaints from committees that theY
needed clerks from dOOrkoepers that they nave 100
many doors 10 watch and from the Clerks desk ihat
there is not sufficient force TO transact the bus
fuess OF the Legislature. special committee
was fually appointed by the Assembly 10 hear these
complaints ana report remedy for defects III the
legislative machinery, II any was needed Ihe speclai
committee reported bill last week, as the result ot
their inquiry. increasing the force OF empoyes by
twenty four The bill made special order ior TO-
day It elected long and somewhat bIter debate
Further consideration OF the bill was at THIS point
postponed Till tomorrow
Mr. Wren introduced a bill in the Assembly relative 70
salaries Brooklyn City officials. II provides that
she in the Departments of Fire aud Buildings
shall each a salary OF 81 200. aud the hremen
and drivers each 81 600 provided that ali engineers
appointed after the passage or this act shall
during first year Of their service receive salary of
5000 and thereafter an increase OF $50 per anDum
nu, the salary shall reach sum OF 81 200 remeD
spd drivers 10 fist year 800. aud $50
eppulo Increase until 81 600 Is reached.
The watchfuness OF the Senate regarding the re-
nomination OF a successor Tor John H. smyth OF the
INSURANCE Department, was strikingiy shown to-day
Senator strahan presented resolution declaring that
Qe Abany Times had asserted that insurance companies
FELT tnid under the present thumb OF t Insurance De
this statement tended 10 snow an
Oppressive exercise of power over the companies. Mr.
Bmyth should be called upon furnish the senate Wih
any correspondence that had passed between himself
and company that could pOssi0 Dear this
i,fterpretatiOn. As Senator Strahan Is OutspOken
friend Mr. Smyth, his introduction OF the resolution
was looked upon a. man@uyre OF the superintendent
Tnr opponents OF Mr.. Smyth accordingly questioned
Mr. atrahan closely about the matter I was apparent
from his answers that the only correspondence OF Mr.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
DEClSlONS--MARCu 0.

Supreme Court-C -Chambrs-By Judge Daniels
Jones' RandaLSee memoTandqm EmigTant ind9sral s M
surance Company agt ALISON M0b"eh aS' FeHheiu'-
nv Judge Brady.-Earls agt nammond.-see memorandum
By Judge Lawrsnoo.Berg ag the Tiy Foster Iron MIN
ing Company NCuce of this motion must be given Arm
strong agt. Cummings. eto.-OrdeT granted. ,
Judge the mater Of the 2eSrp1ISSn % 0i
cooperating said cnb for The term OF Ten years eo9s i
The ni' sc5 Ssc5 ~ En@art ana Pstrick ST. PaTke
SDri1f Tsi-By Judge Van NOrst-liautnsten, etc. agt
''Rc Judge Van BrGn Bgide BcrGe ct aFqdnss
setcd Wermore agt Hegeman elc.-Cas5 settled N0e's'
Common Pleas-Specdi Tern-Bv Judge Van Hoe
sen.inncn ag the MAYOR & esihs hd been
20 poTIon lo KaVp SO ~ = J2 unquesonably
aon mis- ppoation upon decree whore alimony has
hp? h and IL clearly within the rulings OF Forrest AIT
S'"pteG Reiuhard agt McKelsey Application granted
with costs 10 abide 'he event sein"eg ag; c R
i g McKesry-NO proof admission Of service IN thle
P tnS S frneS 6eiI sst Beno KTait
ere set Indhchoer. etc.-Apphcarous granted. McCom0
Van Dneea AIT Motions anted Ennis agt CurTyi
Ennis agt Deyn Applications granted In the matter OF
earcrrd 81, directing oistributioh at 25 per cent
Marine -ChdmberS-liy Judge McAdam.-
Wondrn agt Reilly Bates Brown Durham agt Van
dvEet levy agt sahl Decisions filed. Duckwo IN ast'
Hoes Drossey agt Lynch Hyatt at sears MeRtr qs
a,nr1yed nutenhOefer agt Msone Motion granted Tor
ST9 opooHsa @ w%1 4ScSS sGt5s waGSc yaGSy aSa at
ton dismissed condiuonaly thaude agt BiomtI & Cp
Tain bv aee ground Of and paving SV oost
solomonsEy Defendant discharged arrest Dnrsy AIT
HOgandJ Judgment for painuh Tor 81! o. ou l4oet
semn aa nnd.-sherifl authorized 10 sell bi9wn hS.
Thurber Case settled and died Ih9InS aE| asnISer
agt Mende sohn.Arest vacated Qulnan agt DhAIespio
By Judge Hawes~Baur agt BykMotion to vacae arrest
denied without costs see mem3Iahsi i Watson art
Lesrr-Judg gment for defendant with costs opinion
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

smytb's that he desired 10 have made public was that
dhout certain alleged mortgage OF Weed PARSONS ="
Co. o an insurance company ...
nator Mccarthy, another friend OF Superlhlsn1enV
Smvth intimated In rY roundabout wav that Gov
eruor Cornell intended to nominate new man 10 sue
ccrd Mr.. Smyth. Senator WoOdin thereui on sald he
timhs Of o1thy Insurance DEPARTMENT. and one
thar would command public confidence. However.
he glad TO have II known that the Senate was 10
have, IN brief period, man sent 10 II lot lusnrihC
Supc iuendcni who would meet win puone
The assurance Gueea apprehension and might restore
bIOiherly feeling tde Republican party, OF Nhcn -
was just then in sad need He would say Lei 'uo
senator Mcc rthv then said that he did not sreak by
authority Of new uominaton senator slranah Ieso
The following biis were reported fayOrably in tae
Senate Reu ating pilot fees I'm NcwYork; reiauye 70
poage the East RIVER; law regulating the puphc
health ., o, n
policy OF insuraD was lost-yeas 16 nays lo-hOt
malnritv OF the Senate. motion TO reconsider tue
or the table was carried-Yeas 20. nay- 4
81 Is was introduced IN the Seuate-By MT Eldmhh 70
abo sh The oce OF Mars al of the CITY OF New ork
hv Mr.. Seehncner relative 20 common schOoIs IN the
CT, OF NnwYOrk by Mr. Strahan. 10 create BOaTa o
railroad commiss and to define and regulate tner
prwrrs and dutie Also, TO regulate the sportaon
OF freight by railroad corporations. -,
school distrcts ia the CIV Of New-York follows.
Isl Dstuc First, Second Third, Fourth, Fftn' sixth
i'd Drstrici-seventh Eleventh. and Thirteenth Wards
IIid Dstrc Tenth, Fourteenth and Seventeenth
IYih District-Nuth, Fifteenth and sixteenth Wards
Yth Distrci-Eighteenth, Twentieth, and Twenty irst
WIN District Nineteenth and TwentysecOnd Wards.
Win Distrct-Twclf'h Ward.
VIII DIstrict-lweptYhird and TWeniY-iOurth hafds'
The Mavor OF NewYOrk shall aDpOtut hre" versions as
Commi sioners OF Education within fifteen days atter
the passage of the proposed b The terms OF office or
the present Comm issioners shall Cense within twenty
days after the passage OF tins Act All male pincipa
of schools shall uniform salaries, and all female
principals shall also receive uniform salaries.
In executive session the following nominations were
confirmed: Commodore p Veddcr IA State Assaycr wee
Sterling G.. Hadlev. whose term has cXped
Managers Of the Western House OF Refuge for Juvenile
Delnoupnts For fhe term ending The first Tues
day ID February. 1881. Jonah ID. Decker, Emory
g. Chace Ira L. Ots Charles H. Morrill, Tor ne
term ending The nrst Tuesday ~ Februar' 1852 VIII,
ian Purcell, William n Sage, Frederick Cook, Daniel
W Power; for the term ending t. first Tuesday In
February. 1888 William c. Rawey, Ezra Il Andrews
Lewis j. Bill ngs Andrew NJ. Semple Jonas Jones
The Senate ulway Committee has dec ded TO tako a
vOte Tomorrow morning Sc atOr Astor's ~ re-
ducing fares on The elevated railroads Of New-York 10
3 cents The report OF the committee viii probably DC
a favorable one.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
rHE YEwJERsEY CENrRAHs REPoRr

TRENTON, n D., March 9.-Iho Central
Railroad Company OF NewJcrsey has just filed its an
nua report for ten years ending December 81. 1879
tb tIe Controller IN accordance with law. II Is "a
fOLOwsi
C,ui.al stock SIS jG3,2Oo funded debt. S327CC6C0;
other indebtedness. SG3120s 30 railroad main STEM
Newark branch aud Porth AmDoy brduchsl3 s36 sO297;
J.rsey CIV stnuoh 800 80 Port Jnhuson Coal
4tutiou 1901 7G5 66 E1tJethpOrt NhllohrlDOl1o lo'
sittinu-hou.e-, shops. etc" rS2h63O AZ; tOtal,
aI7 O2Q 373 85 equipment Ot road. - 100000.
= ,rniug.-PaSs srngers. 81 .5f2.550 II; merchandise,
- .2Gi, ,7sl -; cal, Sl,34SO3 So mMl cypress
f,nf~ crc SIGi S23 03; total, Si3l72lb 2l. EN
n,usrs- Running cxpensea ~ .064.OS6 O7i fuel con
auurd SLY 22S 80 repair of roads decks, buildings
etr 48oT 4gs ~ repairs OF equipment S3j0Veo 40;
ferfy ,rp.nsce S263 60l 81 mlscelaneouS expenses,
500 s39 81 total. S2045.63S 57 balance net earn
mla ~ 37I $40 g. The report is dated New-Iork
L.. hrunIN -.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
rnr prVv+YLvANIA cO1IpANY.

PmIADELPuIA, March 9.-Ihe annual meet
u of the stock holders OK tbe Pauus} yauia Railroad
Company Wa. held to-day 500 Musical fund Hall. Mayor
stol - p-c.llng. 81. Parker moved that the amount
expended ast year ON real estate and permanent i'm
movement DO acd together aud, with the amount re-
ceved on account OF not claims. De divided among the
socknodrrs Colonel scott suggested thai The directors
.hoId declare - ANA tl" rc-oluton was referred
fn nh. Incoming Board. William l.. Loc awOod
asked n Tie atnca az tut Wrs'chc-trr and Paundopuit
E,r,ad ra- owned oy tho company or by directors a.
,r iyiIu.l. rrprr-deut Roberts replied thdt every
.ll.e nf Co.,. stock was owned by the company Dir.
Torkyopl. united resOutiDu providing Tor tno APP
Monument uf committee 20 inquire INTO the eSponaI-
ir incurred An the building 0f the Elevated Road on
Ffberf-st I9id on the table. Resolutions providing
f,r bc aproutncnt or ticket 10 10 voted Tor AT tue
ensuing annual meeting were adopted
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
THE COURT or APPEALS.
prCisIoNs-PROCEEDI

ALBANY, March 9.--in the Court Of Appeals
to-day the following decisions were handed down.
Grattan agt The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
49, % I,5sment sfir1ej win costs Lew At me
People Baker Tie People pole and an0 aat The REQ
pe-Juiguent affirmed Th6 CITY OF Rochester agL de Town
Of Rush-Judsnen reversed judgment ordered tor The
defendant witnout coss Mo1arqu1 AIT Monarqae-Ordei
motion denied With costs The Lake shore aDd
Michigan southern Railway Company act. Roacb-oriei
General Term aud special Term reversed and the 10
mitted to special Term for taxation o tne ifes % te rese
with the Fee BIZ IN the ACT OF IooV Win oosa
The following motlons were argued Bennett ag Gar
,ck, Indg AIT. The National Cy Bank ot Brooklyn-Mo
tons for re arg submitted NJ ryn aackett exr aD
Motion to put preferred calendar Samuel hand fol
Ie following a.i as IRON orders were argued no. ISL
william H. Brown, respondent agt. Peter W. Gaiande aP
MaE for f onGent No 492-Bcrnard sfei an. res9oa
dent aet BENJAMIN Andrews implied, etc appellant argned
Wheeler respondent No S66.t Edmund PhinIne,
Others respondents agt tomund broschen an"
appellants Edward Patterson for aPpe IA Is j. ~ Soss
Iohn Roach an Of hers appe submitted No 452
-Angustn II. Moarletta aud others. resp,ndens s agt
P9ffePs5p for appellants J = Moher respondents.
$&ngustin II Moiaietta and err. Respondents sgt
oI appellants F. Mo,her or respondents ms 70 1924 a9y
and anotheI appe snsArsed ly oySr FZGss Z oI SPb 1I
iants subm te' io r. oo.ir annellanis,
suJmittci 80 i50John l. Zabrskie and others aSt MARI
H. M ol for reonsts no 4e2 In matter Of IN,
sessment-Argued oy Elliot SANFORD TOT appean Iu M IA
Col Francis Iynde steson tot Iespondsnt' 20
IN the matter Of The opening of EeyenthaTe noIh oi t
public drive 20 lnwood s-ArgaeG py 80 ~ 5bn mos - shaw
and Elliot osudord for respondents No. III ne q ngIs
H. Mid eton opPelantArued by Henry Wilbur foE APPEL
liant r. f. Deyo ior resRcnaent 20 Arei
I h. Codn,rymin Tor appellant Ayah h IrsmMh ioI re- re-
dGIs AL Joseph H. Ros9nneld, appellant Edward Pater'
FOR appeant Rober Green LoE resR III a7s
4ls Eo!iT is NJ 9i8 w. S7' as i'aai1i and 40 g.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
vo,U r,uv rnwuNE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH H. 1880

the committee By the addition OF sectlon
relating to arrests on election days and proyds u,
NOT more ihan dcl ut marshal shp Dc a ~ he
department in which cry or town may oe tb,
NM me suneryisors appointed by ana uuu'I 4 tn4
of sect,on 672 OF the Revised Statutes, aua
allowed Dy sccion2 OIL as mou m uu
herein sba N not receive more tn ene dOar anu ',n
~ dov f,r their servcea nor the marshas shall nor
serve three iays. and tue r,r
fh1n sfy ys for which they receive pay tnt no otnI
fees snail be charged for any services OF sau @
the Uuted States nor shall any Otnor ices oe paiu uo"
out OF the public treasury. . ,- % re
The Honse Committee Claims agreed TO-DAY 20 70 20
mort fovorlby to the House bill apprOprlating SooVG
Tor the relief OF A. B. Meacham. for injuries sus
while I'm The service Of the United states during 'he
MOdOc Indian outbreak.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
Albany NOTES.

ALBANY. Tues lay, March o. 1880.
Mr.. Cushing, who absent when the vote was taken
on the Elevated Railroad Fare bill, asked last evening
to be recorded in the affirmative
Mr.. YOungs has offered resolution that the At
orney take TO ascertain whether the
Board OF Estimate and Apportioument OF New-YorR
City Is legally constituted body Laid on the table
Mr. Wren offered a resolution that the Committee on
Internal Affairs repor- by the 22d INST. Excise h
applicable 10 citee, which shall abolish the throeed
hOcl clause. king IL possible FOR Excise Comins
siOners TO grant licenses wi ut rendering themselves
liable 10 D nalties, making bnt one classification Of
licenses and dong away with espionage. Tabled.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
:. Tur Tryoprv WoR1D. u-Sciepti0c Gent

"TnE UNSEEN NOTWITHSTANDING Gent
fvth his hair end and tasses OF the CORDS 10 bis
dressing thdmpog behind him as he descends the
stairs Ve'y strangc But could almost swcar-I hear
foo steps-fOlo gDedO wnstars-!" lB0ts lutO his
bedroom, locks he door, and writes 10 TIE AheHgnm
the next day.-lPunch.
Mamma <entering)-" Now. I'm sure you
chldrcn in mischief yoa are so quet Ethel (n a
rapturous whisper)" Hush, mai Topmy 8 been paint
ing spiders web ON Grandpa's bald head while he's
asleep 10 keep the flies oni"-tPunch.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
ronrcIosIRr oF EAILwAY MoRrGAaEs.

MILWAUKEE, March 9.--An important de-
,r.e - foreclosure and sale has been entered In the
limited states Court the OF Jesse Hoyt OF New
York trustee against the Milwaukee and Northern aud
Mcun,ha and Appleton Railway Companes. The
tnout due 10 the bOndnOlders Il 70 662 142 and the
time for tho aaie Of the property by tue Marsnn has
ni b en- fixed The foreclosure includes the franchises
rolling stock. etc. OF The Ines
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
AT THE STATE CAPITAL

IN LEGISLATURE AND IN COMMITTEE.
auxoRrp SUCCESSOR TO SUPERINTENDENT sNf /"
-ARGuMENTs AGAINST TIE RAILROAD BiLl-A
NEW SCHOOL BILL
1t was intimated in the Senate YESTERDAY 'n"'
nomination of a successor to the Insurance oupo,".
tendent would soon be made and ia9t
rIobt there was a rumor that it would
he sent 10 the Senate to-day. large number OF
merchants and manufacturers appeared IN oppo-
sition to the Hepburn Committees Railroad DILL
Among the bills introduced in the Senate was
bill relating to the public schools of this CITY,
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, March Q. 1880
The following sales were held ut the EI-
change salesIoOm to-day:
4. IT. Muller & SON.
s.sory brown store with lot, Nos 3l1 and 3lS
tireeuRlchs OF Reaie Il, l0t 3soXIUOi w
By Van Tass,L Redrleg
I Bstory brick factory with ot, No lOo Centrest
l76 it 8 OF Uester-st, lot % 162 lUKZOAB0.bi ana
92storv brick buildings with lot No llo Baxter
iawos Estery 27SOo
Bu RicadTd v Rarnsn.
! C.sforv brick apartment house with lot No - East
ghst > 225 Il O OF lstave, lot 2Ox525 FRANK - -oo
~ i''V'
lio. ry.ssy Tss oo'h st. io It .. $500
slotse Lcxfn ton ave block front between lO2d and
lO3d sIs, each 25IlNs5 A Do@dneY ---..---- <I'eOS
BIZ Peter r. Meyer.
/ 3s.ory brown dwelling with lot No II West tth'
ST. n s. lG5 It W OF 6thave, lot 2OxyeS Jtre rang "a.
similar house With lot No 4l3 East 50th.st, s. l16
II lstaye lot 10 sxlOO 81 Jeanette TusSs'' tOOo
llO EesS Szd' 1s IL ol 1YA.oO ZOO
lot East 69th-st IS IL Of 2daye 25K75S Jo' 30,
bst6ry brick tenement house with lot Nc 3O4 East
59,hst s. lCO ft OF 2daye. 251lOO4i Junanna IN soo
By Hu0h " Camp
q Iota n /. through 10 l3Oth-ct, 80
"a W Of Boulevard. each 25xl9s.lOJ ADoy , ooo
"'"V|
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Ensien Winslow
Aderdce is detached from the Wachusett, South At
antc Station and ordered 10 return home and resgna
ton accepted TO take effect arrival in the United
States.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Howard f. Ames is de-
tached the Navy Yard at Washington and ordered
10 the tralning-sAIp Saratoga.
Pissed Acknowledgement A. L. Magruder de
tachea from the trainngship Saratoga, and ordered
10 The Navy Yard al Washington.