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New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
REAL ESTATE
NKw-YoRK. Saturday. March 26, 1851
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN5FER4


sEwyoRK CTR.
ccneorlst, $50 Of col!egssve 2cxl0o Ad =, 200
Elmavs. Lot No s. slih Wari sOIiOOJohn Hssier .oo
aS VIE o to- James az is2so
6th.aye, " = 25.24 II n OF il7thst 7B.9Lx75xirregu
lar 3 3lotsEwilam Hunter ana wife 20 William - ooo
2daTs T. 1851 It Of 2shst aS sTsO John sss
ssS il
Frankirtst NO 6S and also No IS Godst Charles
Avec 70 Ave along 2dst: 2!!h Ward % l0os2So
14ssS assUs sa o Sas Sssi sisloS %-
Cy says@ bSs and q, TIIe nsFg g, %as 2O00
se9sl Flanagan ntS o seSaysr 4iss -s~ 1880
l1stSss I'S is Il Of sssvs. sSIi0o To- James
s sTn ~ 70 !sSfs ss Of ssv: 56ri0OY GRACE 'OvS0
OO'9s Johnson aSS ana wife 70 Cyrus Field $4,000
Irregular William Thomson. trustee etc 70 q. .oo
dsas waaS saa 26sis Jane:
i7t5t Sfa ao. No Go bet sdavS and Bco@nsdae
Road, 25To2; Francis Kennedy to John Ken: "a oeo
josS nsTkn ags To- Thomas cOnvle 1880
soSd and n G1I wife to ymes smiiS 5000
esr % Il apTe. Nandan Ma 1920
lieSs e sSn idS E0SS Of aaye siiircsuiir
n cbrts Ropert Der o. $4,000
7ota ss and zY4 yite 10 oi seIs Fisher $4,000
37thst u q, $50 fJ 9 OF 3Lave. 25xI4l hx2o2x1Og
Y city Church ExteD and Missionary Soc'y OF -
Il Church ~ Robert Hall ..........:.-; oOOV
7Stes ssplain 4 NoS ana wits 10 TSec Vail 2sOOo
Azds n6rysa 10 Thomas II Wilcox and another a25o
lO3d.st n $, 24O IL W OF 3dave, 6OxlOGll; Charles
B0uISSSra sSn iii Ir fSr 20 Holm Holman 10000
aOthu n a. 100 II Q OF 4th.aye 60x4O0 William II
Browning aud wife to Edward Oppenheimer ana 20 ooo
lstaVe cor Of s6thst 6ix79: Thomas oiiiis and
= Wood To- WlIism Lynch M .......--.. 1000
ii'tI,st iins smith ana husband 10 Kate Hsas 4663
izoIn 1nctsr Tr 10 Josephine Il ThGfston 5000
I24th.st, s. 20 ft Of 3daye 20xAO0; Martha John.
BtOn and husband to VIM Mo Entee: = interest,"
nsee and wife 10 %aP Alien ana another $500
"a 1v Nna vile To- To- Philip c9ess $4,000
Schema O '.e $500
loSiSss pessar r 1ceTse tST e. TO 3 7725
LexingtOnave cor OF IA fth-st, iOOllz334; John
III De9ne aud Nifo to Thomas rreaoy.
Sth 81, o 2, 1904 atI0 0t Aye-B; 2014x63l0 an:
guste BuRe and husband 70 Jacob Wlenle and am
l12tS st = 1898 IL Of li6ave is0xi0aii; Al
fred scnas and wife 70 Mary Sherman $500
Dean and husband to 70 Farming 10000
7thaye ~, 696 II n OF 25thst 10 ZI73 l. CLARK q,
'fss Becker and wife to augSsto Buss 10000
thave Q g. 596 II Of 25thst 19.2I75; Lawrence
Clark TO Euphemis Clark
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27

warehouses; Of David Dows Co., Brooklyn, whers
lunch was served tn the cebn The docks subsequently
visited those OF the Erie Basin the Atlantic Basin,
and of the Rew-York Central and the HewYork, Lake
Erie and Western Railroads.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
Giip Real Gslars for Sale


&tlD-ST. AND 5TH-AVE.-FOT sale choice,
6Ol6fOO story brown houseb built BY Potter
Symus furnished n the richest house open for in
spectlon. RICHASDV. HARNETT. III Broadway, base
ment
9.eD-ST., BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH
OO AvEs.-FoR sALE.sI new elegant and and co mpSte :1
prGVements plumbing. heating and other essentials for
comfort and convenience with dining on paror noor
These respect 10 In tho city in
workmanship Herbert & Roe are tho builders: which s
self guarutee Price S225DO Near
72d.st l. Depot RICHARD V. HAItNErr. Ill Broadway
basement
SnA HOUSES for sale or To let (all prices),
ebNF ON line OF elevated rOad and Park send for ists
JOHN ". STEVENS 6S Pine-st.; broadway, cor 02dst
Madison. and G3dsL
q = nnn - Handsome cabinet finished
I'D pOsONVO be at this hgure.by calling
t. 81 FOWL WLEIR 26l East 22d ST.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
Gitp asal estate for Sale.

~
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NV
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AZ THE
UPTOWN oFFICES, No. l.23S Broadway: eornei Ihfty-
nrst.st sos West TWentY.tnni.5l. cor kghtn ave. NO
l2 East fonrecathsL, corner unions1uaro 700 Tnlrd
ave cor Forty soyenthst, ut the RlEM OFFICES NOS
obi and a.3OO Thlrd.avo, cor Onehundrod andtweny
iith.sL, up q 8 >. IN, atregllar onice ratcs.
BLOCK of handsomely furnished houses
IA in good neghborhood juat completed which VII rent
readily and good prices principals only Address BUILD
Err, Box 7, Tribune once
COOPERATIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ are now forming. pamphlet application. PUOIN
4 WALTER Architects es Wall.st t.
EOR SALE.-No. 1O5 East 21st.-st Gram
ercy Park) elegant rstcass 2Itoot Ionraory nr0wn
stone honse with PARK lot RICHARD " HAkNETE ia
BROADWAY. basemeut
LfOR SALE.-23 West 126th-st. bIown-stone
threesi0ry house In good order very desirable In
auire OF W. H. CRAIG 20 West l2Oth.st, or j. ColSb1r
cor. OF 2SdsL and 0tn-aye ---
EfOR SALE.-74tb-st., near Park-ave:, ele-
IL CANT s.sfory hghstoop orownstone house ls9 teet
mont RICHARD v. nAbNETT, III Broadway oasemen1
EOUR NEW tirst-class houses, three-story
and basement high stoop, brown store caone uhisns
2Oth-sE, between 9Th aud 9th-ayes Apply a. 30
TNTFST 12OTH-ST.-2 lots and small house.
wv Price eAOO0 RULAND WHITING, heokman'sh
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propo5als.
PROPOSALS for BUFFALO 0VERCOATS
II FIR CAPS and GAUNTLETS.
DEPOT lUARTERMAgTER'S OFFICE, I

laa aIn Annsr PlIL AnRLpnIA penn., Feb 2s. lBSl.

1.l39 GIRARDsT. PHILADELPHlA. Penn, teO ~ 1881.
Sealed proposals. trphcae with copy OF this ahNer;
will be received at this once until
noon April s. 1881 for furnhng the U. 2. Quartermasers
BunAo OyercOats 5000 MuskfaG or
BufAo Caps 1000 pairs Aluskrat or Buffalo GauntleS
requested delivery at either the Jenersoavle
(nd philadelphia Penn) Dspots Of the
Depa ment bidders informed that all articles Will
be sublected 20 Rigid Inspection that full compliance
with The will be insisted upon, ani That no
article inferior 20 them viii De accepted.
The Government reserves the rEht 70 reject any or a 0ds
4 will given articles Of domestic PRODUCTION
and manufacture conditions OF price ana quality being equal
informed tha these goods are deliverable and
and after July ], 1881.
For further information apply this ONCE also for blank
prOpOsaA -----,-. =. ,.,.-.., =, ,,n......,.
Envelopes tanning proposals 70 10 ndorsed Propoaas
Buffalo 3d Fur Caps and Gauntles and al
dressed 10 the undersigned
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY 9,d SUPPLIES.

III DRPor QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, l30 GIRARDsr,
PHILADELPHIA. PENN. March 10 1881. J.
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN trplcate with a copy OF thb
OF Instructions 20 bidders attached 70
each this Of until noon, April 20 1881
orinrnshng United states Quarcrmasers Department
with the following articles 80 -. ,,n.,-,
To be delivered the Qnarerinasters Depos AZ fadel
phia Penn, OF Je6ersonvllle. Ind;
900 Axes: 10000 AN.hcvcS 900 ShoVels Win onc nan
des 500 Trumpets 800 Trumpet crooks 10000 Tent ns
Il 900 ScruDbing Brushes; 10000 yars DARK buo Moo
Shirng Flannel, OIL 10 ounces lOO.OOO yards CANTON
TO be delivered at tho ouaremasteS Depot at Phadel
phla, Penni ...-,--. ,,--,.- -, ma r., utaoas
and spikes 81 900 Side Buttons assorted lUOOO White
Metal Numbers; $4,000 Campaign hats; 2oOO0 FORAGE
Cans 600 Knit UDdershrs; 100000 pairs WOO StOck
iDRs 100 OJO pairs White Berlin Gloves lOOO pairs Mo0
M!ttensi 4 900 pairs Arctic 0vershOesi 20OOO Mooen
Blankets; 100 yards 8 Facing Cloth VOOOO ynrns
Kersey heavy quality 10000 yards cape LINING
nell ii COO yards Dark Blue Flannel Tor Bouses 5OO30
yarns Canvas Padding $4,000 yards sesa 6OO ounces lh
twist i300 pounds Linen Machine Thread; 44OO dozen
Spool Cotton; 4OU0 gross Coat Buttons; oOOO groS5 9I
ButtOns, 10000 Hooks aud Eyes; lOOOO yards WoIsed
Cord 46 600 uilt Buckles; 100000 var s White rape
dders arc that all articles will pe suOecIed 70
raid nspecton that full compliance with the specncatohs
Will be Insisted upon. and that no articles INFERIOR 10 tno
standard will be ac, epied - or,. 80 all ,ida
and conditions OF price ana quality being egna
Bders are also Informed that these goods arc oenVeraDo
ana payable on and after July l. 1881. a., 49,, .,. 4,
copies Instructions 10 Oioders anu otner IN
formation apply at this Otice . . $4,000 "a r.o.o,o,.
EpyeIopes canng prJp0 sails 10 be ndorsed proposals
for Military supplies aud addressed 20 the underSgnen
% u. RUCKER Asst, q M General VI D a.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27

TIME four valuable lots on 124th-st, near
Sth-ave., cppon;g Mount Morris Park viii 20 solo at
public sactioa by E H. LUDLOW CO., a. Gerenants lsx
change, April ], ~ o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
Gounirn lJroperin fl,anlsN.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED for Sum
MEA house having nx bedrooms @ @ q HsasS1 hys ~
SON ayer Rsaroads not % excced $50 for geA4os
must be rce malaria Adtress T. c. 4ox 10 fxioQ1p
WANTED for SUMNER. "A small furnashed
house Win stable sttseaeas snyshers essxssa -
ceed $500 for season Address wiz ps<salsss q g. ~
Aonfaguess4 BrooklSn, ~ Il ~ t b Z.
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DTCHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer,
IN llaall nj

DICHARD V. HARNEII, Auct0neer,
Ii wEBNhsB&2. %ilI 81 4 .SfdaSa; %sESs 80
At ~ O'Clock. at Exchange salesrOOm. i0l broadway.
ssths Nos soy and 81 East 2dave, 4story brick
4oth ST. No 62S West iIthave, S-story high brick
sOth ST. 80 Sis East lsave AstOry brick house. 2ox
AvenueA and 74ths northeast SsOry brick house
with store and frame sheds, ~ Sx98 .. 40, Wa,
handsome frame house with lots ,,.,,
Brooklyn No 463 Unionst near Oyt 2story and basement
FLANAGAN ES BRIGHT, Esqs.
Mana At Spsys HScGn.ss ONCE Il soSdTay
IN N sacdn aAkMET REbN Agene%e Ms3sS %
IL o'clock q the Exchange salssroop Ill Ill Broadway
as on aSeSne 20 sx65 and 5story brick double fa with
81 sOe1 GsS on ps for 5000 Terms LIBERAL Maps &C. q.
AuctioneeTs office, Iii broadway basement
TsICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer,
% Downngst near BlescEer hreestcry basement brick
E Msp
DICHARD V. HARNETT. Auctroneer,
% q sell e a1SsSn H4ERAx ARf III broadway
ParKave sOthst southeast 3stOry high stoop
Orownstone house On sCrnsT elegantly fnis0ea
brick house and adjoining that Is beautiful SsOry SrSwn
S3e aDd e VIDE Terms Ss Maps &C.
st auctiOneer's office. III Broadway. basement
pICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer,
ls osSes 81 Yam.
4thave and ll0tb.st southwest cornef-elogant Hsme
house, lots
SyGI SoSss DnS STss .;s..
Mana AZ faconesrs Office iii broadway I6asemen
DICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer,
Ii 4 sgSGpa MSsfaS III 4 sCsSss "a SSsaSsE
OH ava Tb north 1O0thet-Ono full lot
3,an,h ~ near Drhave. north sidetwo full 0ta
Mans az Auctioneers onice III Broadway. basement
DICHARD v. HARNETT, Auctioneer,
IL WILL SELL Ar AUCTION,
also'clOck, At Exe5sngs salssTcon III Broadway.
NEW.YORK REAL ESTATE,
BY order OF James d. Fish, Esq.
Receiver OF Globe Mutual Life Insurance Co
ssd-st Nos. 23l 2S3 East, near Sdave Astory bricS
s4tnst, Noa S1 and 9ls East sG.ass uai" Meeting
Rooms, atnres, &c; covers lot 5lx9S.o
4otst No ii0 West ahave. handsome datoy high
stcop br row n-sto house. 2l.SxlO0.1
0sthst SIDE 40 feet east OF llthavo Siots each
lsave and iOsd.st southwest looll feet
1s1stsC no 2s East Madisonave handsome vstofy
hghstoop brown stone house. ~ Bx99ll. -. -.
between 13Oth and 13lstss Nos 2069 20T0
207a and 2O7S Told numbers, 2.4lU, 2Al4 AIS and
24ls fin. S-stou hgh1toop Dro"n-st0ne houses aAsn
1oadst Nos lOo 70 100 West near ohave, elegant +
slory bleh stO0p hr0wn-etone h0uses s2ch 2QxlOOll
Merose t2d ward Railroadeve east side, 100 and lol
sts. large brick ias.orE sf aPa PospTIv spqq1 s0'A
WIE0ATE CULLEN, Esqs, attorneys for Aecolver, 2oe
proadWay Eyening Post Building
ooks maps and further information atAHeoneers ONCE
TNHE four valuable lots on 124th-st, near
III 6thave opp0Ets Mount Morris Park win ne sold a.
public aaetlol u. LUDLOW Co, a. Asrcnants hx'
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27

MI ARCH 80.
NI By LOUIS MESIER, Aucuonecs-Adjourued sale in
partition by direction OF supreme Court OF promises weat
ry side Of Broadway 10 feet l0 inches south OF i9th be-
ing in front and by l67 feet l0 inches
side and liz feet inches soufhery side Also
premises ON norherly side 4stsL IT'S feet
Of 2 feet front and by 93 feet In depth
either sldeBe SAID several Dimensions more or less
JOHN l.. Ca DIVA LADER, Referee LORD, DAY q LORD.
100 Broadway Plaintiffs Attorneys Maps at Aucuoneers
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
Anrflon Sales OF Real Gsiaie.
DRIAN II. MULLER g. SON. Auctioneers.
PEREMPToRY SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
TUESDAY, MARCH 30.
ATl2 O'CLOCK, AT EXCHANGE SALEsRooM.
III BROADWAY,

VALUABLE BLOCK OF STORE PROPERTY, SOUTH
WESTERLY CORNER OF
DUANE AND Gil u RCH-STS. 100 nv III FEET.
Tho corner Nos l2G and ~ by lit feet and
s rented until February 1882 at Sl3250 No 1908 20 by
for period at and No l32 Is ~ by
rented for period AZ story valued
at 81, 200 being vacantl.
The above arc stories high Of
dorchester stone and have Easements aud cellars extending
o the curb Oh both streets; also,
PREMISES NO COLLEG EPLACE, LOT "A by Ill feet,
leased from Columbia College 81 years from 1872 ground
rent 81 with removals. Building "a by 100 feet stories
aud extending the cur6 rented to May 1885, at
a 600 and for years thereafter at 81, 800 per annum
- ATTENTION OF CAPITALISTS IL ESPECIALLY
CALLED TO THIS SALE
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-02
THLBeRAPH1o BREvITlEs.

A dispatch from Athens says Premier Con-
moundourous will telegraph the Greek agents
in Europe that Greece cannot accept the
Porte's proposals.
England's revenue returns increased g.
776, 233 the past year.
Bullion was Withdrawn from the Bank of
England for America yesterday to the amount
of e207 eco
Powell, Conservative member of the Brit
lsh House of Commons for Wigan, has been
uussated for bribery.
The coinage a5 the Uaited States Mints
during March amounted TO S13 05S. l61, of
which 81 SEQ 000 was in silver.
The French Chamber Of Deputies voted
6,000,0 900 francs to indemnify the sufferers by
the coup a'etas in 1851.
Pension Agent Brown, Of Cincinnati. who
lost leg during the war, has been appointed
Commissioner of Pensions.
Four thousand emigrants left Bremen feg-
the United States on Wednesd 3 last
making 20, 600 since the 1st of Jauu a
At the sale of the Jay Cooke Il ,Sestate
in Philadelphia yesterday. SS,00C scrth OF
Western lands was disposed of. re total
sum thus far received is S135. 557.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-02
PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN. April 1st.-Passed here IaTy tss
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: J. 3. gay-
lor, DR.. w. Springer, S. Nixon, Canz5a > A.
Baer, San Francisco General i. p Bes.e,.
H. NJ. Hutchinson. Washington I, Is4-
You'd and wife, China ; G.. T. Isaie, Philas-
delphia r. Nesty, f. Vernier. Paris F.
j. Greene, China I; George III. kearn. Boss-
ton; Mrs. Calf, Wisconsin j. p. Lisley,
Philadelphia; o. E. Clayes, San Francisco
York; H. V. Love, Japan; J. I9uyhten,
Chicago; E. Shepard, China; e. Dickey,
wife and child, Reno; NJ. ColemsN, wife,
child and servant, j. Nordman, s. Fran
cisco; S Coleman, New York NJ G. Will
kinson, u. 5. a; Miss G. Ryan, Miss
Cairns, Chicago; VIM. Sargent Boston G.
B. Kendall, NJ. T. Barrell, San Francisco ;.
Mrs. NJ G. Fisher and servant. San Rafael :.
John Mangels, Brooklyn, n. Y; i. G. Bar
ley, San Francisco 2. Peterson, New York
Mrs. Beers and two children. San Francisco;
Mrs. j. Bolton and three children, Sacra-
mentO; Mrs b. O'Eara, New York; Z.
Beach, Helena. Montana G.. B. Yickers,
Missouri; MISS Maggie Spaulding, New
York; w A. Mestayer, H. B. Warner, J.
n. Long, John Gilbert, VIII H. Bray. J.
Wilmot Eckert, Professor i. Mueller, Miss
Carrie Swain, Miss Jennie Reifferth, Miss
Louise Leighton, Miss Theresa Vaughn, Miss
Ethel Lynton, tourists occupying Pullman
palace car; l9 emigrant passengers. including
Is males, to arrive in Sacramento April Sd.
NEwHALL, April 1st Passed here to-
day, to arrive in San Francisco to morrow
w. S. Huey, Philadelphia; John l..
Hill. George Clark wife and child, j. b.
Haste, Berkeley; A. Wolfe, J. d. Patterson
and wife, New York A S. Mansfield, Mas
sachusetts; Mrs A. S. Bates, Oakland n.
G. Wilson, Chicago; J. ]. Kellogg L. 0.
Kellogg, L. J. Rose, San Francisco George
II. Bonehrake. H. F. Green, Mrs A Cain,
Mrs. j. '. Willer, Deming. A, T.; II. Will
iams, A. T.; j. E. Hanks, British Columbia ;;
j. F. Stark, Alameda; Mrs J. Weston, NJ
Sheppan, Los Angeles d. w. Wilson, S.
Draper, ID. f. More, Arizona; c. z Hub
Der, Los Angeles T. Il. Crater, Cotton !;
+. Grimes. i. Spraggings. j. Sweet, Frank
Allen, ?. w. Smith, Felix Coblentz, G. f.
Pesqueira. Arizona j. Bartman, New Mex
leo; j. S. Vauzanzt, VIM. White, FL. G.
Leonard, New York; r. F. Del Vale, Los
Angeles; Captain Terry and wife, Oakland.
KANSAS Cry. April lst-Passed here to-
night: R. w. Emmons, A. P. Reynolds, j.
M. Lyon, Milwaukee; David NJ c. Keller,
Australia; G. I'll. Abbott, San Francisco.
OMAHA, April 1st-Passed here to-day, to
arrive April 5th: A. B. Gibson and wife,
New York f. A. Poland and wife, Rhode
Island; John Woodwyre, Newcastle. Eng
land; S. w. Dexter. New York; A Gilker-
son, Brooklyn, N. Y; Bishop J. p Pad
dock and family. Washington Territory
Hamilton Rowe, Philadelphia Arthur Kee-
ler Buffalo; James B. Watson, Albany, n.
Y: William K Campbell, Cincinnati Eu-
gene L. Morton, Des Moines, La.
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The Missing steamer-Tcn Ravs Overdue
and no Tidings Yet.

SAN Francisco, April 1st.-No news has
been vet received of the City of New York,
now ten days overdue from Sydney. The
delay in the arrival of the missing steamer is
a subject of much speculation. There are
numberless accidents that could have hap.
pened to her. She might have broken some
Of her machinery, her crank pin for instance,
which would take at least fifteen days to
repair, or she might have struck or reef or
collidsd with some craft. Fire, that terror
of the waves, might have consumed the
vessel. The breaksge of her machinery
might have been irreparable, and the steamer
may be lying under a scorching tropical
sun becalmed and miles out of the track
of the few steamers and vessels that sail
the southern Pacific waters. Under sail the
steamer could make but three knots per hour,
under steam her rate is fifteen. She is bark
rigged, having three masts, two of which are
furnished with square sails and the mizzen
with spanker and stay sails. Captain Sea-
bury, who is in command, is a very able sea
man, ard her other officers are well qualified
to handle the craft III cyclone or typhoon
These disturbing visitors are rare in the
southern Pacific, and the Australian route is.
consequently, considered one of the safest
that can be travelled, The story that she has
been foundered in gale is very weak. She
might, however burst her boiler, which acci-
dent might send her to the bottom in FIVE
minutes
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BRITISH CoLUmBlA.

Fish Packing Mid Winter WooIen WIZ
Wanted-RouSh Characters Aavigation
open.
VICTORIA, March S1st-Large quantities
of freight are going forward to the coast FISH
canneries. Preparations are making to push
packing on a large scale during the summer.
The epizootic has reached town.
The winter in the northern mines has been
very mild, and the mining season will open
early.
The Victoria city corporation win offer
liberal subsidy for the establishment Of a
wooden mill within the city limits.
The last involce of railway laborers from
San Francisco proves TO have been made up
of rough characters. They were enticed from
boat TO boat with a promise Of cocktails and
have made Yale howl ever since their arrival
there.
Stern-wheel steamersIAr now making regu-
lar trips to the head OF navigation on Frazer
river
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-02
OREGON.

The Northern Pacihc-Real Estate Trans
actions-wheat Misunderstanding Season
Commenced-Crop Prospects Shooting
Affair.
PORTLAND, April Ist.-General J. W.
Sprague, General Superintendent of the
Pacific Division of the Northern Pacific
Railroad, has just received the following pri-
vate dispatch:
NEW YORK, March 81, 1881
General j. W. Sprague I cannot keep track of
all the statements in the newspapers. There is no
mistaking the purpose of those who are trying to
get control OF the Northern Pacific It is to arrest
its construction west of Walula and make it tribu-
tary to the Oregon Railway and Navigation Com
pany. Fidelity to the charter as well as to the
interests of the Pacific and the interest OF the
company all require the road to go to Puget Sound
ANY scheme to prevent its going there, think, will
not succeed. FREDK. BILLINGS
During the week the real estate records
show 30 transactions. Total consideration,
S41, ,694 4S.
Sales of wheat were made to-day at 81 80.
There is no change in the situation.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-02

In the Superior Court yesterday, says
the Marysville appeal, John A Gibson
was admitted to citizenship. He is re-
corded as native of England. He is 81
years old. He has voted and always con.
sidered himself an American, but is totally
Ignorant in regard to the country in which
he was born. His parents were English.
His father was in the United States army.
When the boy was three years old he was
in France with his mother, and she died at
that time. He remained there until eleven
years of age, when his father went there
and brought him to America. That is all
that is known of the boys early life. He
declared his intention to become citizen
because that course was necessary to en-
able him to pre.empt some land that he
desires,
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NEW MEXILO.
DesperaGo Ri. posed of

ST. LOUIS, April 1st.-Advices from Du-
range, New Mexico. state that Jack Roberts,
one of a band of noted desperadoes, who have
for long time been a terror in southern Col
orado. was captured few days ago by Thos.
Nance and John Benning. While they were
taking him to Pennington they were over
taken bya band of Vigilantes, who paid them
the reward that had been offered for the rob
ber, and took that worthy and strung him up
to a tree. The particular act for which he
was hanged was the killing of John Greatere
at Durango two weeks ago.
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NEVADA.
Ap aratus Tesled-Incendiary Fire

VIRGINIA, April lst.-The columns of the
hydraulic pump in the combination shaft
have been filled with water and the engine
started to test the apparatus. All worked
smoothly, and if they can complete the reser-
voirs the big pumping machinery will be
started up next Sunday.
At o'clock this morning the old Caledonia
clearinghouse at Gold Hill was destroyed
by an incendiary fire. The building belonged
to A. E. Spaulding. aud was insured in the
Central Pacific for 5000.
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Assault wiih Iaicn, to K,iI-A Probably
Fatal Fall

PORTLAND, April 1si.-Y Yesterday G. w.
Deboard and Nj. Landers, of Independence,
Polk county, engaged in an alterca1ion. dur
ing which Landers drew pistol, cooked the
weapon and snapped it ~ Debeara several
times Bystanders inteyfered and disarmei
Landers. and the latter has had au examina-
ton, and was held to await the action of the
Grand Jury. in the sum of 81 zoe on q charge
of assault with ipteut to kill.
Ca the evening of the Goth q Norwegian re-
siding near Independence missed his footing
in crossing high bridge, and fell distance
OF % feet, sustaining very serious injuries.
from which it is feared he will not recover.
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VISITORS at MonfereY.

MONTEREY, April 1st.-The following are
Monte: Mrs. George w. Boutwell,, Nevada
Mrs. A. r. Dansforth, Denver Frank Both
well, Colorado; William Dunphy and wife,
Miss L. Dunphy. Mrs. Colonel Crook and
daughter, DR.. Albert Hitler and wife, Will
lam Babcock and wife, Miss Babcock, Miss
Bispham, Mrs. p ge, Miss Atherton, r. B.
Forman, William Lane Booker, Alfred S.
Tubbs, George Crocker, Joe Grant, San
Francisco.