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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-08-25
Judge j. IL. WOOdside.
Houston MOL Herald

Houston (Mo.) Herald.
Judge John r. Woodside, who is
holding court this week in Houston,
trying cases which Judge Bland cam
not legally try, has had the pleasure
of meeting with many of his old
friends-pioneers of this county, with
whom he cast his lot when he was
quite young.
He came to Missouri in an early day,
and at once identified himself with the
interests of the people with whom he
had determined to make his future
home, and has steadily persevered in
striving to advance the prosperity and
social welfare of South Missouri and
the whole State.
Judge w. was born in Owen county,
Kentucky, Aug. Sd, 1914; was raised in
Galloway county, in that State. He
came to Missouri in May, 1887. On ar
irving in Missouri he did not possess
one dime, and was uneducated, friend
less and alone. In 1887 and 1888 he
took lessons from Emmar Ware, cross
ing the Mississippi river morning and
evening. He cut cord-wood during the
winter, and during the spring and sunl-
mer attended school. In September,
1888, he began to teach school; was
married to Miss Emily Old in Norem-
Der, 1889; moved to Ripley county. Mo-,
in December, 1874; was there at the
organization Of Oregon county in 1916.
and has lived in sight of his present
residence In the subrebs of Thomasville
for thirty-seven years. He read law in
1914 and 1845, and was admitted to the
bar in 1846. In 1867 he began the prac-
tice of law in the 14th Judicial Circuit;
was Circuit Attorney from 1850 to 1859.
Was Circuit Attorney of the 14th and
18th Judicial Circuits. In 1860 he was
a member Of the Legislature. In 1872.
1874, aud 1880 he was elected Judge of
the 18th Judicial Circuit.
The history of Judge Woodside for
the last forty years in Southern Mis-
souri,. reaches its highest ::sublimity in
his advanced years, with life charac-
terized by every moral aud social vir-
tue in it fullest development, and the
assurance that his legal knowledge
and judicial integrity and ability has
secured to him the appreciation of all
classes, and more especially those who
are the most intimately acquainted
with him and the profession to which
he is a brilliant light.
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2 Orr7e9. Of Publication.

In the Circuit Court of Iron cOur.v, Mis-
souri,, in vaca.iOn--July 26. 1881: 3
The State of Missouri. at the relation and
to the use of James BufOrd, collector of
the revenue of Iron county. Mo-. against
A. Roselle. Anthony Roeslir, RObt. NAL
colin, and all unknown interested par
tics.
faction to Enforce Payment Of TaXes.]
Now at this day comes the plaintiff.
James Buford. collector of the revenue of
Iron county. Missouri, and files his peti:
ton and affidavit. setting forth among 9TH
er things that the defendants are nOn-res-
idents Of the State of Missouri, and cam
rot be summoned in this action by the or
binary process of law; it is. therefore. Or
Iron county. Mo. in vacation. that pub
LEGATION be made, notifying said defend
ants aforesaid that an action has been
commenced against them in the circuit
court of said county, the object and gen.
eral nature of which is to enforce the lien
of the State Of Missouri for back taxes for
the years 1865 to 1879, inclusive,
on the following real estate. situated in
Iron county, Missouri, belonging to said
defendants. to wit:
The southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section %. township 81, range
l west; 3
IAN itemized statement in the nature of
a tax bill, showing the amounts Of taxes,
interest and costs now due on said real es-
tate, for the years aforesaid. amounting in
the aggregate to the sum of $13. 40, is filed
with said petition, as provided by law.)
And unless they be and appear at the
next term of said court, to be holden for
the county of Iron. and State of Missouri,
at the courthouse, in said county, on the
fourth Monday in October next, 1881, and
on or before the sixth day thereof, (if the
term shall so long continue; and, if not.
then before the end of the term.) and
plead, answer or demur to said plaintiffs
petition, the same will be taken as con-
fessed, judgment rendered in accordance
with the prayer of said petition, and said
real estate. or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said judment, inter-
est ana cost, be sod under special fieri
facias to be issued thereon.
Is is further ordered that a copy hereof
be published according TO law in the IRON
COUNTY REGISTER, a weekly newspaper
published in said county of Iron, and State
Of Missouri. JOS. HUFF, Clerk.
A true copy:
Attest, with seal, this 26th day of
July, 1881.
IsEAL.1 JOS. HUFF Clerk.
aug4n3 Iron county circuit curt.
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History.
Ed. Register

A few years after the children of men
were dispersed over the globe, by rea-
son of the confusion of tongues, follow
ing tile absurd attempt to erect mon
ument to the memory of Washington
in the District of Columbia, an active,
aggressive, ingenious, and industrious
people lit down on an island in the sea
that is, land situated between the
tempestuous Atlantic on the one hand,
and the far-reaching placid Pacific on
the other.
They were civilized civilians.
1t is also said that they were Chris
tians.
Upon their arrival they found civil
but uncivilized people in possession of
all the real estate in the country.
The newcomers loved the owners of
the soil as they loved one another, and
they caused them to partake of their
benzine and other invigoratjng cordials,
and showered inequalities upon them,
and shot them with gunpowder aud
leaden bullets, and took away their
lands, and debauched their women,
and gave smallpox to their children,
and accorded to them other favors,
such as would readily occur to the en-
frightened, Christian mind; and SO it
finally came to pass that all the civil
but uncivilized natives passed away,
and persisted from the earth, and the
places that knew them knew them no
more forever.
Civilization, being then unembar-
rassed by the corrupting presence of
honest heathens, grew aPace, and
spread out like great cloud over the
land.
From q mere fringe within the sound
Of the surf along the Atlantic, these
civil civilians covered the mountains
and valleys, the hills and the dales, un-
til the mighty Pacific enjoined their
occidental tramp.
The land was made to bloom and
blossom as the rose, and produced or
nurtured it's Trains and Twains, and
Anthonys and Ingersolls, and Conk-
lings, and cabbages and caulifiowers,
and rutabagas and rattlesnakes, and
easy-minded asses called assassins, and
other things.
It was great country.
And the people met together and
made compact, and founded govern
ment. and established all the rights Of
the people, and encouraged the youth
of the country to scramble for place,
and aspire for spoils.
And the youth scrambled and some
Of it was spoiled.
And there were farmers and lawyers,
and merchants and financiers, and
journalists and wood-pulpists, and tee
totalists and tramps-and many, very
many of them, had become famous,
and their names were household words
around the world.
There was one profession, however,
honorable, self-sacrificing and numer-
GUS; but it was not famous, because it
never got in the papers; not many Of it:
The doctors.
They had waited long and patiently,
but luck was against them; but finally
there was bend in that long lane.
Thus:
a citizen, eminent in the history Of
his country, endowed with great abili-
ty, wise in State-craft, and having the
good of the people at his heart. had
been called to the highest station in the
Go@Arnment.
Hssadministration of public concerns
had nerited and won the appreciation
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order. Of Publication.

In the Circuit Court OF Iron County, Mo-,
in vacati0n-July 18th, 1881:
The State OF Missouri at the relation and
to the use of James Buford, Collector
of the Revenue of Iron County, No.,
against
j. r. Meeker. d. A. Greason, c. e. Grea-
son. John Owens, Gottlieb Walburg,
and all unknown interested parties. 5
faction to Enforce Payment of Taxes.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff,
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The President.

The condition of the President is yet
very serious, and we have received no
information to comb at the conclusion
given in our last issue. He may yet
recover, but it will be almost miracle
if he does.
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FRANZ DIIGBR,
Attorney at Law and notary Public,

RcaI Eatat0 Aren't.
And Agent for the Mutual Life. ana Home
Fire Insurance Companies OF New York.
and the Etna Insurance Company.
OFFICE One door mort Of the lronson House
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-08-25

M9AA WEEK. Ga day at home easily mode.
T'-Augusta, Maine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The following busl-
ness was transacted by the Supreme Court oil the uneu
States to-day:
No ll46-James b. Johnston and John a stewnI; Sd
era nlainti in error ag Lewis n. Meytr-D0cketed ana
dismissed. -. u-o,-,o Co,rtr
Of a. plaintiffs error ag W. Kennico ct AL III error
10 the Circut Court the United states for the SOUTHERN
District of illinois argued by C. BoGgs for pantnS Ill er
Tor and s. T. Crooks for defendants IN error . - m. +,
No 223-Frederick Victor ct al. plantlns IN crror aE
Arthur Collector etc TO the Circuit court OF
Tinted states for the District OF argued
by = G. Clarke plaintiffs error and Assistant Attorney
General Smith for defendant in error.
until Monday at noon.
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Nv Brady and Daniels. j, and

s-..m,u.a. op,uions by Brady and Daniels, JJ' ana
Presiding Justice Davis and Judges Brady ana Bar,e new
sfles al opnicn by Davis
II MARSHALL agt Macy.-Moton for restitution Sa"'e''
- ,ent Tr~Bv Judge aGt BrSTn
granted Fink etc; as' FINK Anu O'A'i'
sss Wsn as SET
.Sn rsst.dtSr and u amendmen;s settled
Superior Court-Special Iern-By Judge 9, les.
JsSsrus aet scheier granted Leslie cc Meays
a-order dscontnuance Dwi3Gee ag scontna
S5Se area H GSss aF
sorney granted The Jeremiah Qninan sesmdt act
Schmidt @ BaunG %c
ct and pns
Gea sg HsEeS a1 sae ct Martin ACT
sis@:ns Ordsr Levy IT, s Na Aae od sD
j. same agt came NO same an tSe matter Of Vosssee
GsS%a s s
E lsDosn
Common Pieas-Speca TerM-y Judge d a. ard D snTe
;d n e ON Son o. e In
granted "a ,nScated In the
&c ase seSeaoe Of he
Ss shown Scot az; 81
Marine Court Ckambers-Bv Judge Nehr r., sv
gsnnecSs sS ess
s $ in
McMahop sgt gran,sd underwood ag Geay
MosoS Granted for Febrny Mittnasht ast kea WS
Msrstsn, aS o
Of as sf sss
ss sm DGag sn es ap ssaee
Pended as Allen ss ss nseksr wensof
sg schwendner Costello ag anderson LeySne agt o MIC
ssxse s ssma s s f1 RSn1 af
Nolan spragGs as Fischer ssm eS ae conne
ssme agt Fiedin9 Frost agt Sadoey Nash agd Dillon
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Real Gsiate TO Gxehange.

ON CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER
" SEYA party about 70 retire from active business hav
ing roomy house. stable and lots Of or tour laid
ont and planted in fruit vines &c. situated
water churches, schools markets. and within
Of PENNSYLVANIA and Central railroad deDOts l3Io
ga aud upward by frequent trains New
York. win exchange tine same tor similar property free or
lightly encountered from 80 10 35 miles Address with
description STATION AGENT FL Mora ~ j.
VVANTED.-Large farm for three fine houses
w elegantly located. J. W; FIELDER Pine-st. n y,
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NETWORK CITY.
vandamst No s4 john chaulOn' executor ETC. mo
1,sst ss 140 IT W Of Gth.age 2Ox939: ana Also No
29s Bowery, ls.l01v2; Jacob Berk to Caroline n
,o,b Bsehma1a 20 it W Of 9have 25xi106: James
oVth eTennsn TO las McCune 1900
Eas nana fo Maria Kesser ............... 10000
2g6 Bowery; Jos Bachman to Jacob btI6;;:::.; ~
BstileI to WIN onder ionk. Notwithstanding. oO5OO
dSStt ana wife to Mary Iarncy 4a.6OO
Wssane H .oo .................. 1880
e" Eer and wife TO Geo Roll $4,000
Madison ave sw cor OF 9othst lOO.llX2I7x IO3fx
45.3 and also, Of Madison'ave and 9Sth'5,
lO0.llxl70s CathaEine Fox to Maggie A Cole
t7,Ssi n a IFS II e Of iotn.ave S34xl0O5; John
OConnor 10 Fred Condert ct al;
l2.th,sI 8 s. l75 f. W OF 7th-ave. 5OxlOOll John
,9.iss' .. zoo II Of 7th.ave 26xi00ii Thomas
Ward and wife 10 VIM Il Browning
s ss xs 10 SseSSss fUIsy 10000
referee to Stephen 1880
Pass ct al executors etc to siegel $500
Mana ana wife to RoSt Back l6,7oo
bsSid Whitney and Wife to John C6eever. 1850
Right Of througn Nett Haven Canal etc Dav1d IN,
Crosbyst 92.a2 II sof spriDgst 2l9%xlOoi =, ,oo
Angelo Myers wife TO 81 5 Herman. 1880
" l12hst lOOllx2o; JOS Murray 20 -oo
Ao'n aS5 wife TO- 70 John Iavery $500
same propei'y' ION. ............... 1850
RECORDED LEASE.
Nesam J. to Wolf, part of No 40 Hester.st 6ls . ~
S''V'V
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90 mbom II man Concern.

1--~~~-~----~~-~--~
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBuNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
nrst-st. SiXth.ave Os F0rtgscventh aud Forty
eighthsts 30S West Twenty thrdsr cor Elghtlave No
e2 East FOurleenthst corner UDi0nsGuare. 700 Third
ave FOy.seyemIlhst at the HARLEM OFFICES. Nos
IOO1 and $500 ThiIdave. nehundred and.twenty
NTH ST.. up 10 NJ. atreguar office rates.
NOTICE Is hereby given, in compliance with
IN law that application will be male to the Legs ature, at
ITS the bounds Of the County
OF Newiork BY adding and MAKING Eorh Brothers Island
on side of the County OF NcwYOIk and In the
County queens part Of merging the IN the city
and County OF NewYOTk Aud also alter the boundaries
OF the County Of queens taking aud setting of from
County of Queens the said North Brothers Island
and annexng the CITY aud County Of New YORK
G. T. CHANDLER
+. c. JANEWAY,
New.York, Jan g. 1881. WM. NJ. SMITH.
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Anetion Sales OF Real Gstate.
MORRIS WILKINS, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BROADWAY AND FIFTH.AvE PROP.
ERTY AT AUCTION.

F. Fl. LUDLOW co. will sell at auction at the Exchange
salesroom No. III Broadway tTrnty Building NewYOIk,
at II O'clock on THURSDAY February B. 1881:
BROADWAY AND THIRIY'EIGHTH S1.-Nos: ] 1892
1896, 1903 and 400 Broadway and No lit West
3Sths 9Sxl feet The location of the finest
the line OF Broadway This property will be offered at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. corner 126th.st; five fine lots
9lxl20 feet This property Will be sold 10 the highest
bidder over 100000. -
PiFTH .AVE-East side three lots with buildings 75x
feet commencing 2l1 north OF l2tst To be sold u
highest bidder over S42,OOJ
Maps particulars the Office Of the auconeers
No 3 Pine ST. l553S.I
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6ouses ano Rooms fOanteo.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. I23S Broadway corner thirty
frstst or Sf2 Sixthaye bet. Fortseventh aud Forty
eighth Sts 3 West third ST. cor EiShthaye. Ma.
g2 Fourteenthst. corner union:+gnTe 700 Third.
ave cor Forty seventh s vt the HARLEM OFFICES. Nos
OOI and 2,SOO Thlrtl.aye Onehundred and twenty
dtth.st.. up 70 y. IN. at regular Office rates
DRIVATE FAMILY-An American lady of
L some means capableo Of making home desirable wish
ING 10 reduce her rent would ike house LIST of May between
4h and 49hsts where physician denls wOhd Ike To
remain or party gentlemen desiring 10 take best
IcIrreuce given. Address AMERICAN, Tribune Uptown
Office 23S Broadway
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DrouosIIs.

UNITED STATES ASSAY OFFICE AT NEW. YoBr-
ENTERTAINMENTS OFFICE, Jan. Is. 1881
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the undersigned until IL m. January 30 ISL for fur
nAhing supplies requiret time 70 time
by office during the siI months ending June 80 1881 EN-
bTacDg other chemicals wood COAL charcoal SALT
copper zinc borax oils cucbles covers sIers buck
cotton CLOTH dry goods metals,
hardware other necessary supplies.
Schedules blank forms for proposals with Information
article that Will probably be required
will DO furnishcd application.
Proposals will be considered separately each article and
upon prices and samples or articles FUR
nshed and will be accepted TO tho whole or part as may
he the right
reject any or all PROPOSALS being reserved.
ACQUISITIONS will be made the parties whose bids may
accepted and the articles must be furnished as required
without delay.
good sufficient bono, with sureties viii be re-
quired all whose bids be accepted for the
faithful performance Of the contract
Proposals opened the presence Of bidders All
proIs2s should sealed aud addressed the undersigned,
and the envelope Endorsed - Proposals for supplies"
THOS. {. ACTON, superintendent.
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

MARINE CoURr-TRAL TIRM-PART II-McAdam l.
Yesterdays friday calendar VIII DC contnueu 'i'
atl0 O'clock
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z teamuoats eno RAILROADS.
A REDUCTION OF FARE.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
IA ,, FALL RIVER LINE -
- 10 BOSTON FOR SPECIAL LIMITED TICKETS
corresponding reduction 10 all points Magnificent
steamers NEWPORT and OLD COLONY Daily. sundays e1
Pier N r. foot OF Murravstat 4:3O Leave
BTSokyn D M jersey CITY, 400 via Annex boats
llcket statero0ms &c. be obtained all principal
hotels and ticket Offices at the office on the Pier board
GEO L. CoNNOR BORDEN A. LOWELL.
General Passenger Agent.
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fflarble ano 6late Hlaniels.

- -
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. I.23S Broadway. co... Thirty
nrstst or S42 sixthave bet Forty seventh and Forty
eighth sta 3Os Twenty thrd St. cor. Eighthave No.
g2 as Fourieenths-. corner nion sguare 700 Third
ave cor Forty seventh at the HARLEM OFFICES. Nos
OOI ana 2,SOO Thirdave One-hundreu andtwenty'
fltllst. up d. p. AZ regular office rates
NVOOD and SLATE MANTELS.-The most
w varied and complete stock Of ine mantes
hbition. /. b. STEWART u CO., 10 West 23dst New.
YORK.
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DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EorIP.
MENT, AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLU TIE sAFETY
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TNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known ms the
Il EW YORK. LAKE E.:IE AND MEnIEKN RAIL

L. NEW YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
lNorMENr or TRANS IAkISo EFFECT nov IL, 1880:
room tnacnes 10 Haaao and Sispensc Bridge D""HS
m. (DayJ-Fast 81 Louis Express, arriving at Buf;
Southwest PGmans best DrawinRroOn sleeping Coaches
l" ~ n cDdyJ-pscnc Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through TO Bunaio. Niagara Falls Cincinnati and
'E III D. m iin.g grant train for the West
Trains leave hambers street Depot, NewIofk. for ,o
r. M ZOO midnight Saturday nights only Sundays,
VI M T and Passac O. 1870 TO- 1920 m-he 1920
A. m irain stops At Rutherford only on sunday.-l3 noon
nidn ghL Sundaya 600 $50. 1910. n n l45. $780, D. NJ
an pa ~ nn 8 $50 10 1920 M. IL I45 B. $50
4:40 6i0 J:2o 5'39 o;l" G59 o. o. H'T p m ana nj
I'd o. To- 1890 and IL midnight Saturday nights only.
SUNDAY. o. a H. 1 10 p N. m 1a5 s,o 5oo eIo 7.l5
and ~ Iidnighr sundays 600 $50 lU:2o liS J3o
p y: anu y 7i5n Io'so A. m. 1902 m.
Newburg aud Corn wall foo VA H. $780, A'op m Sun
oAt t; 5;S and KngsOnJ SSop Sundays $50
han u 700 o. Iu:2Oa M $3.50. 800 4:3O T. lisp m.
.sif,ys o. o:5O lU:lU ~ III, 18O, y ~ M = -,
MGde'S%sno t2j; iD 60 4 D. IN The and $50
n In tIans connect with Ne" YORK anu os"es' h"uAhi
a a. Manu- 4ss 1920 H. 4so 49, 7i5 IN sun
days $40 l62c m; 80 a G%ar.ef OF ana quarter after
each hour IRON 546 H. 10 $40 H. ANU ~ iO1' anu i41'
D. TOR passage aud Apartments In Drawing Room
ann n9 and Tanalor baggage be left at he Com
nnDv's Uices Nos 25V Az or s1a BtonnwW' H. No.
COURT. Trans from West arrive In Eew'ioFK NJ 2J
and fl:2d a nj ana AsgBoTr Gen Passr Aet NewYor.
HrORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
TRAINS eaye for EngIewood Closter Piermon ami Ny
acs $50 150s. 500 5d9 c;iy sSo n2V M
Nsnget spring Valley and Aonscy 7;oa 1So| HI '''
M JSo n. ApDorr. General Pass'r Agent. New.Yor1
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

tOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
a, AZ y; H. ~ H. and H. r. r. Leave Grand Central Depot
trains at a. IN ana m Get tickets Via New:York and
ew.En0land Railroads.
NEW:YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
VIII TaSd ceniTs bpS "
n Western and Northern Express to Rochester
ds9U & chicago Express, dra"ingroom cars to cauan
iloo M 70 Albany with connections to Utica,
sa aat Glens Falls ana Rutland
V'po D. m st Lous Express daily with sleeping cars for
aS sYf G TeSo and a b
@ anu excepting sunday night for Montreal VIA Platts
n naG cypress daily With sleeping carr for
ana excepting sunday hight for Montreal via ST. Adams
d So P Ill., Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Albany
Tickets on sale at Nos s5 2a2 Broadway
Broadway S s BE roo anT S4E
j. a. loUCEf. Gen. sup c. b. MEEKER. Gen. Pass'r Ag.
NORWICH LINE
wa New commissioners leave No 40 Nortn River
at 4;Sop III 'Aly. sundays excepted.
ROCKAWAY BEACH-New-Y York, Wood
sunday Hunters Point $40, ll:J5 a. H.; 4:45 D.
Leave h0cAa"4y I;lO a. M; 3lO. o;lO y. ~
S. TO BOSTON,
VIA The
- STONlNGrUN LINE.
CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
=, -, Ga ,.,,,. ,, The Elegant steamers
on oSsag sStfgs a9S s1 aaa
days,at
Foo, y, w., $50 2. NJ. FROM PIER SO. N. r.. ,
nr;Class re cts between New:York aud Boston. GOoD
IleHss ior Al principal ticket offices,
10 50l broadway. and Metropsln and Flitn Avenue
PROVIDENCE LINE-FoR FREIGHT ONLY.
steamers tLhClliA and GALA EA eaye Pier - NOTth
Tor Boston. via Providence direct. "
Fieignt VIA either line taken at lowest rates
L. W. FILGINs General Passenger Axone
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Gin propeIp DO Eet.


ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No 1.23S Broadway cor. Thirty
nrs,st, or S4S Sxtlaye bet Forty seventh and Forty
eighth 3OS West Twenty thirdsL. cor Eighth ave.
No % East Fourteenthst corner Union z60 Third
Forty. at the HARLEM OFFICES. Nos
l.OO1 ano 23O0 Thirdave. cor Onehundred andtwenty
nitnst. mp 70 p. IN. at regular Office rates
FOR RENT-Part of office, No 271 Broad
way suitable for railroad steamship real estate. APP
ply toF N. IRoNMONGER. No 0 Astor House.
ITO LET.-An elegant fiat southwest corner
Shave and 47th.st. all modern improvements inquire
o. lanor on premises
VU LET.-New brick houses. to single fam
Mes only; sl6a month; corner Hilary and Raymond
sts, Brooklyn. l.. II. BRUSH, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29

NINETEEN TRAINS EACH WAY. DAILY. EXCEPT
81, NDAY, THREE DEPOTS ~ I'll LADELPuIA,
TWO IN NEWYOKK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29
Gin Real GstaIe for Sale

Giip Keal GsiaIe for Sole
DEEKMAN-ST.-A valuable corner for sale,
EIRST-CLASS brOwn-stOne residence.-LOt
2OxlOO; perfect order buters pantry brick extern
plumbing drainage perfect free from all noise elevated
railroads Apply tor permit 10 f. L. LUDLo" q Co' NO
Pinest. or No. l,l3O BroAdwsy
TOR SALE.-A whole 'front.' below 46th-st.,
East Side well attention OF capitalists. L. Ii.
HOLMES, ~ Cortandtst, Room ST.
EOR SALE.-Four buildings 9Ox100, near
Walst; very valuable Address Box 5.a34. Post Office.
EOR SALE.-The three.story French roof
stone front house. No. AZ East l33dst; contains II
roous and all modern price 81 800 onehird
cash Apply 10 /. /. DEvINE. $50 Broadst. Newark.
TOR SALE.-Very valuable property, near
liz the Stock Exchange. will be sold low TO close
Address Box 4.335. Posi- Office.
KIN HOUSES for sale all prices on line
eJUO Of Elevated Roads; send for lists. JOHN w.
STEVENS Broadway cor 62dst, MadisonaVe ana O3d'st
aud 5ia Pinest
Gf S0n -THREE-ST0RY frame, high
VUseJOOs stoOp. ali improvements. 81 T. 1884 also
3s,ory stone l2lstst possession May
also 2aave tenement and stores; terms TO suit
BOYD, owner, 40S K Hath e.