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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Patterson.

Before Judge Patterson.
In the case of John X. Barr and Hattie
Barr, for the use of John X. Barr, the jury
rendered verdict in favor of the plaintiff
for 81, ,O0O.OS.
Before Judge Livingston.
In the case of Levi Sensenig VS.. John
Mentzer, the plaintiff suffered non suit.
In the case of Elias E. Baer VS.. Martin
Bear, Jacob A. Bear, Samuel Bear, Amos
Bear, Laban Ranck, for Amelia Ranck and
Mary Weidlcr, issue of derisart uel non,
to try by jury the validity of certain
paper or writing, purporting to be the last
will and testament of VIM. Bear, deceased,
a verdict was taken favor of the defend
ants.
Admitted to the Bar.
Rufus E. Shapley, of the Philadelphia
bar, was admitted to practice in our
courts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-30

diable. Congressional legislation can do
away with part at least of the trouble,
and the major part state legislation can
finish the work. 1t cannot be that in
telligent and honest craftsmanship will
not find remedy for crying evil that
is recognized as such on every hand, and
even by the corporations who inflict it.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-30
LANCASTER lNTElIlGENlER FRIDAY. JANUARY $780,

Tuesday. The majority report recon-
mends that the seat bc declared vacant,
but even if the House should adopt the
report it would be impossible to comply
with the provisions of the law relating to
special elections for congressman before
the time of holding the regular borough
and township elections.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-30
STATE ITEMS.

A six-ycar-old girl named Sha'fer was
killed by a Lehigh Valley railroad train at
Whitehall, yesterday.
In Alba, Bradford county, Mrs. John
Reynolds, aged Is years, died on the 55th
anniversary OF her marriage. Her hus-
bands death had occurred three days pre-
viOuS.
Bishop Tuigg has issued circular to
the Catholic clergymen of the Pittsburgh
diocese, directing them to take up cOllec-
tiOn for the benefit of the sufferers in Ire
land on Sunday, Feb. s.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-30
Aunt Polly Basset.

Last evening Aunt Polly Basset gave an
entertainment in the opera house to all au-
diencc which was not remarkable for it's
size. The entertainment was similar to
the one given before and seemed to please.
Miss Belle Norton, a remarkably clever
vocalist, who has joined the company re-
Gently, sang number Of popular songs of
the day and assisted to a great extent in
making the entertainment enjoyable.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-30
The Curtin.YOculn Case.

Contrary to the expectation of ex-
Governor Curtin's friends, there will be no
election for congressman in the Twentieth
district on the 18th of February. The
subcommittee of the House committee on
elections has submitted majority and
minority report to the full committee, but
action thereon has been postponed till next
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-30

tion was obtained from the members of
the firm themselves. Relying on Dun &
Co.'s report, plaintiffs sold a bill of goods
on short time to the firm in question, who
failed to pay for what they bought. Hence
the suit.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-30
Accident.

George Nees, of Mannheim, while on a
visit to his sou near Brickerville, on Wed.
nesday afternoon, happened to be
standing OH a cellar door while in CONVEX
sation it gave way, and in falling against
the remaining portion of the door frac-
tured several of his ribs, besides receiving
other injuries. He was taken home, med
ical attendance procured, and he is now
confined to his bed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-30
DRINK and DisOrtlerly.

Thomas Thompson was sent to Jail for
30 days this morning by Alderman Barr,
for being drunk and disorderly. George
Jones got ticket of admittance good for
10 days to the same institution.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-30
Lucky Lancaster.

Philadelphia Times.
The Democrats of Lancaster lave con-
cluded to renominate Mayor MacGonigle,
and the city may consider itself very for
tunate if it always gets as good an execr-
tive officer rs tho present mayor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-30

nmlC the rights OF either the bar or thu
press to scrutinize the conduct of Judges. OF
to say that a lawyer may be punished pro
fessionally for what he did as citizen, ol
that an editor, who happens to be law yer
may be proceeded against and punished il
any other way, than one can be who is not
a lawyer. Can his language possibly bt
misunderstood He says:
"But the end to be attained by removal
is not punishment, but protection. As
punishment it would be unreasonable
severe, for those causes in which the end
is reclamation and not destruction and for
which reprimand, suspension, fine or i'm.
prisOnment seem to be the more adequate
instruments of correction for expulsion,
from the bar blasts all prospects of pros
perity to come, and mars the fruit expect
ed from the training of lifetime. X ::
And Mr.. Justice Field, in Brad1ey IS.
Fisher, 13 Wallace, 335 said: "This
power of removal from the bar is possessed
by all courts which have authority to ad-
nit attorneys to practice. 1t is 4 power
which should only be exercised for the
most weighty reasons, such as would
render the continuance of the attorney in
practice Incompatible with proper re-
spect OF the court for itself, OF proper
regard for the integrity of the profession.
< Admission as an
attorney is not obtained without years of
labor and study. To most persons who
enter the profession, it is the means of
support to themselves and their families.
To deprive one of an office of this charac-
ter would often be to decree poverty to
himself and destitutiOn to his family. A
removal from the bar should, therefore,
never be decreed where any punishment
less severe, such as reprimand, temporary
suspension, of fine, would accomplish the
end desired"
The supreme court Of California, in
very carefully considered case, to which
shall have occasion again to refer, the
case of Mulord ct. al, 1 Cal. 143, said {:
" An attorney, by his admission as such,
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
COrRT OLE APPEALS.
ALBANY, March lin the Court of Appeals

ALHANl' NIHI'I T #" NV V"''1V VI -'VFV'F''
To-day present, the Hon Sanford J.. Church. C. j. and
,ssociatcs the following business WAS transacted:
No tJt-rer'amin Mayer pantif in error agt. the Peo
pie etc defendants ~ error slcumei Ie.nHel ana con
elud.d Amsss aud joan o. Mott TO- plain1n n
,rror and BENJAMIN Phelps for defendants 10 error No
45lPictrO plaintiff in error dg he People etc. Dc
fendauis in error; argued William Knitting Oy plain TN
In error ald By cj Phelps for defendants m error
No 45ZJoseph BaseT plainn agt tho People ETC.
defendants in error by Peter Mitchell FOR plantt III
srroT end nv BENJAMIN Phelps doiendsns in cI1Or
So Frslces Mehenna plaintiff In agt. thc Ieo
ple etc defend in error on motion oi BensDin Il
PheDs no one appearng plaintiff in judgment
was affirmed 40 4G9WhGm poole and another, pl9In rs
a. error ar the People defendants In sTgued by
Wlism r. fOT plaintiffs in error ana by beDlamin Il
phelns defendants IN crrOr-case stu on.
The following calendar for Tuesday, Asfch
NOs. A7O, SO, 80. lC 81. 81, lO3 and lJ5,
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
DEClSIONS-MARCH l.

o.,xo.,o Court Cbawbe,s-By Judge Douohue.-
HAWKINS ct. tsirchild-Granted IN 'he n"'''' u
By Judge Daniels-Lueo agt Larmont Laudes"'n 'E'
ArsnSon heessn az people cx rel Cowley agt Peter
Bowe selh edGn r os,,eI see oTnion Wood
Stewart 0espe counsel Ward etc' aE' Ol@i'
s5eeiai 7sra-By Judge Van vorst1keech etc. ct al
aS5 y Ti' Jnase VsI Bruntia he N rqTy appcao2s
5i''D ssncd D. C,,octo.tic.
Curtis aud Judge a,qelon ast e hqlaPMe M KY
suranee sociejs Of the Cnt%@ @ S Il yS Sppoac fron
aid'ned with costs opinion ny zen. ,a -TSn-t d ''
special T.ra-Bv c1cfJuSt.ce 1urli-,- ~
act aeilly-Casc and executions fod on i,. fao ,I
Dimcs:.yleL5 Lr f,d arrrny- ica ana act tie Nan.
haitian Mercantile ~ To MoIioS H1 S' Ike
Msyor etc. rogers art lha american Mutual ih,oiatce
BTsgsi same aet Parsons Orarsof dscont m.
ance endersvn ac savage. Church agL He An .i.,dh
Ns8Sh SRS 5si att Rowan SIiaub ey Orders r'qied
Jaiaess agt to amend granted o. payment u tio
costs Of Opposing motion. Dunham ast Mower eta|-soo
By judge sper-Key agt. Deye!m ec-Jq1smcnJ l2r
dcfcndants 0Ilnicu JonSe az 0odshl'N'-O'e AZ" "a
y Jadse sedewcE.-wakeT ag Mo9'ld ei ai-sS9 S
scltIcmc%t Uiaar-'l o,.,.et,..
C. p Das Judges j. r Day ana Van hoesen1
hii ct a act. WatJuoemelt reversed new tilt or, ,y
5ne dhIys5 IA y, IiS lioVe Mauiacu,lnG com
nPea nret T yVSi afaei th costs e iel obn
re ar Iockyool Uldcr mOa.nti without Gusts 10 tlh
rcrfv. Woaley agt. NeWcOmoc. judgment ahIhcl WIN
,of. Sig,r0Wal and another AIT Whu !g ana dIolhei
DOlincr g. a. ae idu1
zion tor Ieargument denied Lesser a@t umtI tt 'uI
mem reverse a. new ordered wan costs aIdc te
HAMBURGER P0dmau aLd aiotIc' ndRicht FtlS
with costs Guindat agt kO-Urder affirmed with costs
ana disbursements =, - ...i..,,,,,. ~.
SgeciqI 7fra-B judge Van Hoes In r. assignment OF
5o G Tieree SET aside Sd ;r BY Jury ordered OF DE
issnes epron Jackson az. ttch- -MouOu denied WA
costs; opinion. HOipnsach AZ Hop tsic u r'i'
To confirm report granted part end III iari Neal Op mon
In re ssneu OF Aisbeg 10 We'll A'lNcduph io tlS
cl1ree dedied memoIdndnu. An-aina- G2t manu-
See memorandum lille Van ROY a. BuudtuSck tlnuht 5
siqtd cross ey agr. GavnO. receiver appointed Sicsti
aot Renter Motion denied .
By ClnetJuslco C. Z. Dav.-Watzsgoit ag' Waizssott-
Diyorc. granted. decree ssGed. ,
Bv Judgo Iarramore tle matter Of the assignment 81
Snal IA stccnz-D ordered Ilnney, etc. aEt Ort
at al.-N0tiOn Geucd ChamJeTlain act Gieenle1-lo Z
cou,med and order granted Kelly ag West; seaman aEt
MayO-MOtOns granted. In re IN re1a Bond o. Ge 81 ~
a. 600 In re McIntgre.-BOrd OIGced ~ SioOO IN re
Ssn,on-BOnd ordered in $4,000 II re De Young. BOND
approved fled. walsh. etc, agt. Page In re ultr
in re asst rnmeit Of Camp III re BGthan.. Appleton
granted Redmond G0dsmt hThcTc must be du Oid,r
10 how cause Il the first instance.
Marine Coarf-C -Ckdn6ero-Ey Justice McAdam.-
TaicOt ag WslterJudGment Iof lanuh ucaai,soI az l.
Kramer solomon Oppclma1n Dec sl"hs ni't l'.Ch.
aris0n ag BIaiord LcaTiti pu1g Muller agt Aido
randi Hitch Flack Mlerds C1nSuS- MOilOls q ant
ID. LeGesdOIf agG Bernstcin-J Judgment h'ed
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
Ccnnin p.optrn IL. nltJ.

UNFINISHED Cuur'rv II 'so w.it'i ',- 'l'
summer hrl aul ''1f fnu1. oar Boz, Ir'I .'-
win utc %. horse .nf .-f --'t .'' ,N' "i'' --. ',
Tost once
WANTED 10 buy or rcn. ~ house J "a 10
" rooms 90 To sSir7 ov'f thirty rIlr l"W
YofG vuuug aHl or tff. t'1r' auf small nuts
tine Ilson ugecIr De- i'ta' ut To- t', " i 81
fla.iO1. A.d.., VII f.i ..., l1. - t.A 30 4i'tr
tur. y. y
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
auelicn Sales OF Real Gstals.

J. BLEECKER g. son, Auctioneers.-EX
N. FCUrOR5 sALE-Estate Of Samuel sparks. dc
ceasod March 10 at m, Exchange salesr0Oms FIVE
story brick building and lots Nos 2S6 2Ss. $40 William IT,
and No 10 Duanes southeast corner, extra heavy walls
suitable for light manufactory nea, post oce banks
courts bridge 6c fully occupied and Wen Rented 20 per
cent on mortgage. Maps at ls9 Broadwsy.
At AUCTION, under Judgment of Supreme
" Court foreclosure Of mortgage RV. Harnett auc
foeer Joseph r. Bosworth esq referee VIII be sold az EI
chance sslefrOOn, No III broadway this city on Friday
March ~ at noon valuable house and lot No lDl MRdi
terms cash FNANClo BY hNE, attOfney tOr mort
gagor NaSsauSt.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
RECORDS NOT KEPT OR MISSING.

At the adjourned term OF the hchmonu
Comfy Conrt of Sessions which convened YESTERDAY az
pibmond the case Of Robert GoGcan constable OF Md
detown indicted for perjury in having sworn TO i'"u"
uent bills against the town, was expected 10 CONE uP
FOR trial Justice Garrett and ex-Justcc haSNIei, %
Niiddleown were dir ected 10 produce their reci"s
the Iudicial business transacted by thei Ue 80
thai IL was customary WITH him 10 Keep "a
the husiness trans acted IN his court. kassnef
fhat his record was missing Under the cEc'iiS'"'0'
he Trim cnIId not
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
6 lin i;eal Ge,dte for 5dI:.

HANDSOME, LARGE finely furni he'd house
~ for sal in complete order hhoy iocde" ~ Last
7Gdst OWNER, A7or Houfe.
A SEDIMENT NEW RESIDENCES.-2l
~ and - East s7thst and 90 y - East lth 81 bei"
Hsds,n aud I,h.AVes: owners, DDGGlN CKO17.i ~
AIrbrcts % EA list send iOr priced Catalogue explain
iug "How 10 build good houses
EOR SALE.-A frst-claSs house, thirteen
4 rooms. eight lois Mount Hope; fremont station 20
mnutes frnn Forty second street Depot price, $1,000
Auply John d. OTrIW ELL, ltO SdaNe.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
CALENpARs THIS DAY.

N-NA'A~~'N~-'+N
SUPREME Cousr-CHAMnTRs- Daniels J,-Conr' opsn' a. a
1o$Oa Calendar GO called @ a. a. a. II a. ESs o Sos 4 rs 9
1926 l29. l38. 146, 100. l5j, los. 80. l19, l8l - -
conrt opens 4 io:55 20 27 l5 75 ~ lle
M i57 igS i5S 49, l5a iG io 6 S' c oj ids 10 7
sFEcAL TEeN-Bsac5 cG9rt & &Sesnss "a a. 40 1879 ID 9a
a5s s. So 5oI So 5oa 5oI 5oS 5Ot 5o7 6oS 5o9 $40
cIRcUirEPiSf T-Lawrenee JCOqrt opens at 1880 No
Nes N a isa7 2i 2S 3 2S 2 s7 5 = 353 S47 2668 1855
so iSs sj 5efgF' ss $S s9;"1 5s &
iss4 igss + is59 5' s5. Sso i75 T. 1855 s5 1851 s75
P1nT Iii vaa Worst opens at 1880 cjn mINos
iG63 1868 IOG4 5O7, 727 l5o2. ll2l. 1895 1854 1889
iGy srfERos Covrr-GESEgAL -scdgwIck. Sycr and
Freedmen, JJ'ourt opens a! II a. m-Nos t. O. TO- u
sFYcAI IEaId1rtis g J-Cou al 10 a. m-caleu
Il and lIaAqoprpSd, SS,t for the + term and
+ iJav and Van Hoesea JJ.-Court opens at II mSos
D. 49, u - y 50, 81 9S, 95 9 98 ~ 100 IT, lol lo2
-t SPECIAL inGH-LarremOre JCOurt opens at IL a m
''H Toui1Y VI y IhE-Adiourned II for the
TEAL TEeMPAa Iysn Bu' Jc9qTt SgI GPsps gSaH at y
i4i4 i49s 1857 9O66 1916 1868, l0lo 1884 ls4o 1903
sxRISE couar- TxRNPArI l-shea C u; J7Cegrt cur
Ygs9' sS 8! 3 70 ; a5s g 300 SEQ 53 i1
Court opens q, % 81 mTNoS 6oe 5.5s
3426 249s 2.27 3+2s 22S 2iSQ 24Si 2iS2 AsS @ $50
$aS7 2S7 25Ss 2aSs & S4c 2'S' 2'S' ''o '' iO 4o''
g opens at = as 9TGs 2is 293 9S6
2IJl 2452. 2453 2454. 25 2+56, 245 2l2c 2t6g $50
$49i $49i. ~. as73. 21Ss a175 SGt @47i '0' -' ~
a %GSS i Gee fGTs TsgT fSSs ss
aud battery William smil James KING o1isav s
grand larceny Patrick Higgins assault auG battery;
teoree kearion Jane Hcades5n Mary VsnieTbsck. Kzl
beth Wilson robbery M1a M lanes r elaU M6 S'sa %
James T. johnson Mary sullivan. Minnie Clark ben:y ioge
hing bhe afs Bs1rcf g
Nos. s 80 40 90 CO. 49, 81 3d. 62 o. 49, So 81 iS' 90
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEN
~ II,E
HOUND BNOUk TOIIE.
FOR TKEN iOE AND PiiILA f1.FiiiA.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
leave New Ior from station G. r. r. OF y. J. tot Lib
[ol Tl5Io9 M yn'% and cTssn rec y si - !, J. g. ild5 ~
For Saticn corner Third and BcGLsts Ga)O q lll5
O. M 5o G5o I. 53O 5;i3 =. IN ON sunday at $40 d H.;
Tor Trcntan, Warren ard Tuckersts, G3o. 7l5, o li5
so $50 (, $50. 7l'. II p On sunday at 10
ReiaI9inF. aia yi leave Philadelphia fcr Xey ork
rom s,ipn % .. ' 90 90" 20 .ib li'Io IN J.;n
90 5;l5 ~ M On sunday 80 M ';o o Il p m a -,
Y.i9 so $50; 1907 ON sunday At 80 ao p NJ
Tc@ Trenton Warren aaa st 1 s'Gep' e6 ToT; s5
M ,io H. ,s ~ ~ - III, ~ ai ,n ~ W and from Brook
Tickets for "a at ioot OF Liberty ST. %os @'9 4o 0i
coai st and AnHcI Once JcwrIs wnerl BrooRyn .,, Co.,
and eeGk 6asgass @ mon n9.r & pI and 70 - 81 v
ApnSSPn o .I Sah 'oaIit raS Al the sc oHices an III
connection VII" ' T. $ neGa n9 T% AGENT
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
- RIVE itiLEO LEOAD-Commencinc December g. 1873
@ m We S Sd North Sgn xpTe pspT 70 ocheser ST.
Aloans and Montreal wa Saratoga WITH drawns room cars
cars 10 Canabdaigua. Rochester ard Buffalo
10 & r,os ar G 4fSf9s fa n ana aS1a nS1 'h
600 + m 81 LSnls Express daily with aleeplns car. for
st. cs runnng ihropg every day in ihe TgeS aS9 sleep
ceIting SUNDAY NIGHT, via saTatoss .,-..,,
700 p Kxprcss Montreal fcchester and Corn
inr. wa Geneva Sleeping cars TO Geneva iocheser anu
SG % IN raciac TTnress daily with sleeping cars
cnse Rccheste Niagara falls. buffalo. Cleveland. Toledo
Detroit ana Chicago. ,., -. -, - -. ,,,.
ll:oO p m Night Express Win sleeping cars to Albany
aud Troy. ... 40 n . 80
co. FxnTess ONCE Park place and 1sj and 9i2 Broad
va Savs.York. snd J33 aslingonst, Brooklyn.
way c. b. MEEKER. Gcneral Passenger Agent
FUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, March
on lSTg Leave deuos OF COrandt aad Dcsbroses
100 n m for EastOn. Bethlshem. Allentown, Reading.
Mauch Chunk. Hazeton; Maianoy CITY Ashland Wilkes
G.36 n NJ Night Express, daily Tor Easion. Bethlehem
Genays Anburn Roehesier Buffalo Niagara Falls and the
NeHI '"h'" nN'P''h ROBT sAYRE Sup't aud Eng'r.
CHAS. II. CMIhfEG-. Agcut
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
CfcIures ano fleellnIs.

NEW-YORK HISTORICAL SOCIET1.-A
" stated meeting will be held at the Library on TUESDAY
Evening March ., IL o'eiock. , r,,.o ID +, uu,
'C.ncrsi HORATIO ROC ERS OF Providence, X J.. VIII
eSd psper on Ia Corne 81 Lue he leader OF snrt oynes
Indians" ANDhEN "AIN. -, 49, e
CFC0ND LECTURE on Folk Lore English
- ana scandinavian Romantic Ralads N.Y. wiishl Msls
Newell lecture this subject ~ te enape' Oh sn az
of the Messiah. Pa ave and Ssth ss this evening ~
o'clock. Admission, 30 ''n MS
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
THE COURTS.
IMPRISONED FOR SUNDAY LIQUOR SALES.

IMPRISONED FUh oUNIAI :.
James Lynch, of No. 20 West lenth-s.',
who owns the liquor store at Third and GFeeneS's wa
convicted IN the General Sessions last week OIL
INC excise law by having his place open ou a,,i
~ - n, othar indict tmcnts against him OF a SINH
,auno,yra In nassipg sentence yesterday Judge Coy"
nc said mat when the prisoner was eonNo u
previous occasion he was ned SloV, az s nnnishcd by
@ Lynch evidently defd % seSteccd seE sw d"q The
was his duty see II entorced hG Gr and 70 nav a
Hne oi 500 10 suffer imprisonment III case '"e "0 "
moi paid one day for each dollar
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
Brooklnn Real Gsiaie for hale.

nor SALE or TO LEASE.-The whole or
part of the valuable factory Propsty at GTeenpon, on
eI,nd two ahalfstofy brick building 30 b. 100 feet
one story forge shop $50 by l6O feet steam engine
&c well adapted for factory machine
shop i or terms apply on the premises OF TO
81 Pecs slip
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
REAL ESTATE.

Ew-YoRK, Monday, March /. 1850.
The following was the only sale held at the
Exchange saesrOom to-day;
BIZ LssDinasse & Friedman.
I Asiorv brick building and l-stOry frame building
win lof No SOJ East 35th.st. II 1888 fteo
1dsye To- lS 9K0s9 Marshal JacOnet ......... $500
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
Steamboats, ano Railroads.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD; D.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ Leave NewYork from FOOT OF DesbrOsses and CoIt
landt-sts
500 a. for Washington Pttsburg Columbus Cincinnati,
Indianapolis Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston,
and the south Pullman from Baltimore Newark,
on o. Pitisbuig and Chicago.
/ D. m for Washington and the West Pullman cars from
New FORK 10 baltimore and Washington making close
pittsburg Cincinnati INDIANAPOLIS Louisville
and ST. Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore TO Cincin-
1000 M daily for Washington the South and Pull
ma for Chicago
liz Ioisvie ST Louis Columbus Pittsbnrg the Souh and
Southwest Through Pu man from Bali more 10 Clncin
natl connects at Washington with trains Tor Lvnchburg
Florida, New Orleans and the south.
For through tickets Please call at COmpany's Office 3lj
Broadwav New York gicket Offices foot OF Coltanit
and Desl,rosses.sts and Depot Jersey City
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRASKA
AND COLORADO.
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
gatuck aud Housat Onc RailrOadsS,eamcrs leave Cath
aTinc Slip tFler 50. l. H. daily at 80 and230
Fare lower than by any other fOuth
NEW W-HAYEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare 81
~ Steamers leave Pecksip daily tsundays eXceped for
New Haven at 3 and ii p M, connecting win iOads.
NORWICH LINE to BOST0N.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limited tickets Steamers leave
Pier 30, North Rve daily including SUNDAYS aG 300 p III
for Now- London. Boston, Worcester, Vc.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
5lcnmOoGl5 aU0 nn!roAoG.
RAILROAD OF NTW-JEH>EI

FcrIy stat..uIu N.w io.E f.o' 70; 1lner,r -.
T,uy station 'n rfoo~ :t Of .u.too So. J."e.''
Conrencins o,.ol,r g. l-.a-Lcayc Ncv-Y't. ico, o.
G8Oa in.~ioI i..,ur ou la.t.a. r,ivt,r "'.h'e'"t.
Bath. AIentovr %a7. . 'r-. It"-1n'' '"h"'H i'.
wuh Bc aware 10 kIN l',ia aut ..,, .,.t i.4l.fo-t
pTdl'. IKE a,d is'e .i. ,'... +,, Co., 81 io.avG jt.
r:,nn= az t,c Nc Map"n laHi i..l'fu. W -' -'''
1880 70. in.-. 90 -iHrr,iI. aaI iir,..nrton ., ...,
Ciunf lama. np N.haooy Cy ID'ctou Iuu4h.i.'.a,
Wlltcs'a.t.. rHlnion. l,eai,ne to.rmb., I""'A' Co.
4 .. fu.-F,r H,h IId-r rn.a,ll eohoo'c,t Moun'a'a
igda- ~ and a,c Hop 'oonF h''i'n '''''''' N''
go , m.-for ne1 lc AID D. minr,on. ..,..,,
necis At Junction 90 Gd wac Lac-asaari aad We-i.rl
For l,Ssb'@-Ai ., ~, C7o c4,. l';7:i'. : 30
cIi5 60 =, 5.!i - - 5i5 L. III i ~
ana uieme ato .tauon. ., $50 ~ for La''on. A"''
Town nafreurg and mo @csi. -. 80. ..,- .t- qa1.
TO- ic8c i!i5 an. j. ~. .. 3 $780, : aO 3. go 54'
For ran. 10 o.s 20 nj .te imo Table at .'stoas
Boss # abe brooklyn ana ne Anu,4 max '" t G
sev city.
NEW-YORK AND Long BRANCH DlVI-
Leave NcwYors foot ii,orty.t Red iank, 1or ?
1fFf e 5G iS 30 a"S 6iEN o s& fh
RFn BANE. 10 ana rom POINT PLEASANT at SEA
GiET. with all Trins.
EREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Ie9ye foot Of I4bert, 81 for ireeh'd at s.I5 ll'a H.
! NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave Ne" lork foot hbcrty-tt,t. II. a. Of y }.
t.l5 3 N I2t Fam ngcaIc, Toms E.'ei' Hon'Ta a'an
iIS p in~for Toms Rlyr yn.aud all station to n'y
sicc ASD FOR HATLAN!iCcrrN. ,...so-
ton H. l.. and Phlalephin
New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
yytCHDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NrN -YDpK CITY.

rroaAway W g. lots Nos 9O3 and 20s on map OF STR
kers Ray Farm, -. sX92.v Hxirro2Gl9i ana aIso
cor Boulevard and 0Sthsi, lOUl lxJo MAI n ooo
CtlloTa 70 tatnaline
l25th.st, " 5, IT e OF Sth-Svc. lOIx9Sll Iheo
dosa Baldwin TO Martha NJ Davies ..--..-.:.---.
Same property; same ana another executors ETC. 10 ma
1884 -st = s. 225.3 II { OF MoTris-ave 2JxlOO; John
Gese and wife William Eggennann. b0O
3d.aye s. 400 n n OF 53t1st. % lxl9 Oxifresularj
Cllra Levy and Ohers 10 SchOOherr. lNbOJ
sa'iT e,i to saSe H. 800
ootS'si a 8 100 6 II OF 4 taSe, 4Ox92 c Higgins.
Tefsree to Henry Hart ,........-...... e2OO
vys5eel ana husband 10 George Ehret G.0OO
l7t.Ist. leo n W OF Sthaye COX half depth OF
o'9Ss o%ay tue OuiO" $4,000
Sroos refsres to smith Fly $4,000
3 colin 10 ,I'S I@brose X 10000
Iroos rcfspes 10 i II Kcsmak 10000
I3yes -. 57S5
Iyssn nj wife to Robert Hosas .... $4,000
ASderssn and husosn TO william Less;er-.;.- 1900
Tescye to barbara Helman and anoiher.....,, 1905
Same pIopsrty, Ceiia strauss and aDoiheT TO Lew
rs.r 'sr BIe,dyay. No e7a. william B McNnnus and
fa,s w,iS 10 Parci Coryn G.5OO
'0'.1s JSscph fV O. Oonneii os75
sA'gS. goicb9S,en. reierSe 10 Is,5oO
Aye-A, ~ W S4ihst l4t.GxI leyir ocular Tbos
Walker 10 Misha Nsr@ef and another ..........