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New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
EXTENDING TIE MEXICAN CABLE.

VERA CRUZ, March 26.-The cable steamers
Dacia and International will Monday begin laying
from here the first section Of the Central aud south
American Cable southward to Tehuantepec When they
have completed thlh work they will return TO England
and take on the cable lard the Pacific coast irOul
CallaO. Peru TO Tehuantepec lSthmusi wa Panain1'
Costa Rica, Nicaragua aud Guatemala.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
RESIGNATION OF A TELEGRAPH OFFICER.

CHICAGO, March 26.--J. j. s. Wilson, who
since 1856 has been superintendent OF the western
Union Office In this city, this morning telegraphed his
,ns,naton o! that position TO General Eckert 70 take
eject March 81. Yesterday Mr. Wilson's son, Charles
WILSON who IT some time has been tho electrician IN
the Office nare received notice from Newf0rk tnaG hs
servIces would no longer be required. These are the
frat important changes In this cy following the con-
salidation OF tho three telegraph companies me
ScHVs Of Mr. wilson's action tonight created general
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
ATTACHING CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL
TOMS RIVER, N. j., March 26.-The 100 o

TOMS RIVER, N. D., Marcn ZO.-lne IOV UT
moro laborers who have not received the wages
due them for the months from the Philadelphia
and Long Branch Railroad have taken out an attach
ment on the pedvers rails, shoves picks and other
property used by the contractor IN hopes OF
a part OF the due to them. Ali work on the ra
road has been stopped, the men refusing TO continue
until their grievances are settled
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
I THE NEWS IN LONDON.
por .IrIcs ANp THE DRAMA.

-. aarxxs UxsAgfsrIED-rHE BRITISH LlskisAls 70
Z = To,cix xf,-NtJcu ISrEREsr MANIFESTED IN
90. sR,sI. LASp BILL AxD THE BUDGET.
mo London clble dispatch to fHE TRIBUNE
.,.sss tbat the Greek Government Will GER
1s:slv reject the Turkish offer, unless COM
.t .i,sa 10 accept it. The Liberals are grarlfied
e ss,e;r recent victory. The Transvaal settle
- u. &, accepted complacently in England.
re Irish Land bill and the budget are ooIh
licked for eagerly. The libel SUIT mas aam- 1s
s,,a1 @ Mr. Lawson and his paper. Mr. booth
hoe ended brilliant engagement.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
HUMAN sACRFICE IN AFRlCA...-,.

LONDON, March 26.-Advices from Old Cnl-
abar under da,o "a OF February state tat The s-
sionary Mr.. MIlnm, who recently visited -soomcy
found that the custom of making human sacTces stu
continues. hundred natives were bsrbarousy
sacrificed during his stay at Abomey
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
ROuMANIA MADE A KINGDOM.

BUCHAREST, March 2G.--A vote has oeen
unanimously passed ty the Senate and ChamDer o. pe
mites procIaimlng Prince Charles KING OF ROnmdnla.
The King born April 20. 1889. lie aecepieu
Lis election as Prince OF Roumana May 10. 1868 on
Nav 81 1866 he assumed the government at Bucharest
In 1853 be was nlarr,ed to Princess Elizabeth Won Seu
uiad NJ hn N "a hnrn Dncemher -, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
INDIANS ON STRIKE.

MONTREAL, March 2G.-Fifty Indians, em-
ployed by chief Thomas Jocks OF the Coughnawagas TO
work his auarrres at rate OF II day have struck
for 81 % per date until May l, alter which ihey "i
demand 81 80 per day.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
A TUNNEL FROM CITY HALL UP TOWN.

ALBANY, March 26.-The Central Tunnel
Railway Company filed articles Of Incorporation to-day
with n capital OF s. 100000 Tho road Is TO from
Clty Hall to tho Grand Central Depot New York
Among the directors H. Z. Setson and George Lori
lard.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
A STATEN ISLAND FACTORY DAMAGED.

cause in the upper part of OF the large ams bud
ings Of the American Linoleum Works. situated near
chsie, in the town OF Northneld, ST.. The flames
spread rapidly and soon communicated TO the adjoining
wooden buildings All the buIldngs OF the companyoc
cupy about two acres 9hs works are equipped with
novel fire apparatus. the water beiag drawn through
laid from the river Although streams Of water
we're quickly thrown the fire. two large buildings
with their contents incluDg machinery AID were
entirely destroyed Water being constantly thrown on
the other buildings saved them from de strucsion In
qry at tue works yesterday showed taat tho full loss
Lad not been estimated but Il was believed TO be from
$4,000 to $4,000, covered by Insurance Ia the Cont
mental and several other c0mpauies in this city, Tness
works have been In operation about and are
the 0uly works OF the kind In this country. Between
destroyed is TO re rebuilt ut Meantime less than
hnndred OF tle hands VIII be without empOy ment.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
1EAnING aER BODY TO a CREDITOR

h WHEELING, VIVA, March 26.-Ann Eliza
1ones n bridgeport ohio committed suicide last night
by hanging Yesterday she drew up deed giving ncr
80 % Tr c,ook OF bridgeport In payment OF debt OF
SSyShsd aeainst her The doctor viii claim the poay
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
JAIL AT wHEELINa, W. VA, IN DANGER.

WHEELING, w. Va, March 26.-An ineen.
diary FIRE was discovered tho furniture factory Of g.
Nebdel Co., adjoining the County jail, al $40 I'M
to-day, by en- inmate OF the al The fre burned With
great rapldty. The window frames OF the jail were
burned OUT put the nreprooi 700. M tarsnes
removed safe quarters Tue Ioss the stock Is
from Sc, 900 20 $4,000; insured for $4,000. ,5
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
nEeINNINe WORK on A NEW ROAD.

NEwBURG, N. ", March 26.--The New-York
and New England Railroad Company began work to-day
at Fishki Landing where they will construct large
dock ana do much dredging for the Hudson River term
nus Of the road. Westward connections win be secured
by errage OF the cars across the river 70 NeWpurg anu
f6an0e w the Erie road.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
STOLEN BONDS DESCRIBED.

PIrrsBuRG, Penn, March 25.---The follow
inc ponds we're stolen from John Conner at Catfish
penn, by the masked men on Wednesday nisht; A.v
n.,,ra.a sayenthirtys: Numbsrs-2.7s2, 278S. 2tzs4
VA D 7e5 OF 81 900 each. Income: Nuu0eTs-4sO72,
an MA and 1914 0f 800 each Brady's Bend bridge
saupany bonds Eumbcrs-l3 IA, 10, TO- iOV' loz lV5
eeod iOA OF $3.50 4.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
IN Jersey CITY,

A fire broke out at o'clock last night in
the large threestory frame building the foot of John
son-aye.. Jersey City, owned by william shoppe and
by him tripe preparing factory. aud
pletely destroyed stable in the Of the building
also destroyed and three horses wnch were In ha
stable burned 10 death TIE loss b eetsmated az
81 600
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
wooLLEN MILLS DESTROYED.

COLUMBUS, Ind. March 26.-The Saxony
wooen Mills, owned BY DaIruber Sergeant Co., were
totally destroyed by fire this mgrniag. Loss, from
$4,000 TO 100000; insured for $4,000 n eight COM
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
THE ICE IN THE ST. LAWRENCE.

QUEBEC, March 2G.-The ice has broken up
rs far AZ Three Rivers and there almost clear
cbauuel, with but nttlc Ice in the river.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
DESTRUCTION OF A MACHINE SHOP.

CALAIS, Me-, March 26.-The machine shop
OF E. Crangle and most Of its cOuteuts were burned
last night Loss $4,000; insurance, $500. Messrs
Mccullough & TAFT iron founders, had patterns valued
SO 900 there which also burned. Insured
for $50. Tho cause Of the hre Is unknown.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
THE CANADIAN SYNDICATE.

ONlAhAOb HA'hS" ~S' ~ -
the DOm Government and the byndicate nave Dech
n communication with reference the mater OF ron-
struc:ng the Vancouver land Riway No part OF me
Canada Pacific kel~Sg.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
poNns TO BF ISSUED Or A MORTGAGE

PROVIDENCE, r. J., March 26.-At special
meeting Of the NewYork. Providence and Boston hai'
-oad Compauv hold hero today voted TO accept
.h a., authorizne the Issue Of $5000 900 bonds on
orSsse OF the road between stoningon and Newon-
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
CREATING pUBIIc sENTlMENr.
OBTAINING APPEALs FOR CHANGE IN THE PEN
SION OFFICE.

SION OFFICE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE
WASHINGTON, March 26-The following is copy
of printed circular which is being sent to pension
claim agents in al parts of the North:
Send in, within the next forty-eight hours after
Won receive this note petition to the Hon. ;. j..
Kirkwood. Secretary of the Interior, PRAYING for
the appointment as Commissioner of Pensions OF
General Jesse H. Moore, of Illinois formerly chair
man of the Committee on Invalid Pensions, who u
worthy aud we'll qualified TO fill the po-
sitlon. As change is now, contemplated,
push for an able soldier who will do justice auke by
the soldier and the Government. Secure all the
names possible at once to the petition, and forward
it either to the Hoo. $. J. Kirkwood Secretary OF
the Interior, or the Hon. John A. Logan. United
States Senate. Washington. ID. G.
The circular is neither dated nor signed, bnt It's
origin is disclosed by the fact that it In sent from
Washington in envelopes bearing the business
stamp of George Bancroft & Co., firm of pension
claim agents of thus city. 1t illustrates how and by
whom the soldier sentiment" in regard to pension
matters is created
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
BURNED 10 DEATH IN A 30

BURNED TO DEATH IN BOARDING, HOUSE.
w-0RLEANs. March 26.-A sailor board
inghouse in pitouassr this city, burned last
night. All the inmates escaped except Charles o. Bren,
second mate Of tho ship Orient, wno psrished In the
flames.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
cATrLE suaNIla IN, A.RARN.

SPRISGrIELD, Mass, March 26.7-Au incen.
diary fire at East Hampton tonight destroyed the house
and barn Of Hugo Oberempt and burned ten head OF
cattle. The loss Is s. 900; Insurance, $500.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
PRICE FIVE CENTs. J
THE FIRE RECORD.
.-CAUsEs on THE NICE CAI.AalrrY,

LONDON. March 26.--The report that seye-
raj foreigners missing at Nice Is discrtded The
Opera House burnedsu Thursday was very old build
Ing which was rebuilt by the Government about ffty
years ago The stage fittings were Of the very entcss
material, and tbe scenery was painted paper When
the fire attacked these they burned with great rapdty
The building had only two doors, leading 70 the pic
only four feet WIDE. There also 90 extra door,
marked Available 10 OF fire." butit had not been
opened for and found strong and fast to
be forced The M strakosch who was slightly hurt Il
Ferdinand 9trakosch. 80 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04
MINES AND MINING.

MONDAY. jan 3--P H.
=. a.,,s mining stock markets presented little or
's.as that is Of special interest With dull
.,,nept however, there was an undertone Of
.,,vth for prices of all good stocks and q mode
~. s,eadiness for those stocks Of doubtful value
- ~ I,eadyille properties Chrysolite was steady
. :, .A,ut ca. South Hite at 5094s049 cents, Gil
=. Al SO cents. and Little Chief at 50 cents but
:. q. declined from 55 to SO cents Green Noun
81, was in demand and sold at 480. Rising Sun at
: "a and Cherokee at Ito buyer 60 days. The
sr~,.tock shares were neglected but about steady
!. 81 nIices Moose was duh but firm ut 1.35. Bos-
- Sansoidated rose from 6S to 71GD70 cents. Cop
- Knob was cents higher at IL cents, Silver
Eeycet cent lower at IL cents, and Durango active
~ ssSorf 1901 centa Gold Placer was firm at AZ
e.s CalaverTs 1 cent lower at 20 cents, and Great
T.stern steady at % cents. The markets closed
quiet aud strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04

ON AND AFTER JANUARY & 1881.
Express Trains leave NewYOrk, DebTCsses and COrt-
la 9so 43S F si6 g 'aoEi limited 800 so T.
s. s. = sS0an 10 p NJ and II night sundays 40 md
o o. s Lava Sa ys 10 a da " 1 a9sdc sunday Al
100 ana p m, running through via Trenton aud CAM
Boats of Brooklyn Annex" connect with al ,hrOnks
trains Jersey CITY aOrdms speedy and direct tne'ier
eariaF leave West P9S,dspas i2 s SdS 4isS
ai5 AMI NJ ON sunday i59,; so t;1S s. 80
:5Sp. daily except sunday ,.,or ,,an.. a.,
foot Of Desbrosses ana CourIst and Bro9.
ya annex $, ton hot 81 falton-sL BROOKLYN; NSS a.
iErant rlc&e Oincs. Battery pllee -, g.. 49,
baggage pS Si from no hotels and res!Gsacss
FRANK S TAoM uS, cent T. = ea FAEaE kr
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
4 NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ENHANCEMENT OF TRAINS TAXING EEgrcl Wv. Is, 1850
rOon GSscs 20 sa an ana 9 G9se
Daily HasI 81 LGS Express s Ss s ~ s s1s
soulweSG Pallmans best DrawlnEroOn sespnR coaches
- ~ 1Daly lPacinc Express for the West Sleeping
HS cS 10 s%n s o n % cns anu
7l5 Mn rant train ior the w.ss Vol, 70,
e S nix so sst a ST tt oS sad
' Rssal mi Ss asa Pa..s o TO- 1870 -s Ioao
EoynsTiCTa no o@y o. .s sppd Io nOOH
nid R sasaayS SOC. SSc i0SO las $50
Paisr en- J. $50, 10 1920 M 70 noon las. $50
4:46 bio $40 $50 Slo $50 8 l&sS 3 NJ and =
~ midnight ~
5:20 IS To- 1880 aud IL Midnight saturday uists Only.
Siieru 600 Too las, 500 500. $40 7i5.
and IL midnight shadaTs. $780, $780, ls20 M Lao 0Sv
a IN, and l2mldniRht. 80
NswbSrg and Corn vail Il 90 a H. $780, EJop. a. Sun
RoSSSas aud KiugstOn9 u, S.SeR M sasiaya. $50
. Eosnen 7so 2 io:2oa r. '9c $50 tS" y 7'isU N.
sT %dSlsS o ~ 100 49, is:zo 5s
enndays $50 1910 $3.50 Up n ihe N snn too
u M taias CONNECT with NewYork and OeSesO AnAna
kf S Jssis 7sa o. 1920 a. 4SO OF 7:l5 Sun
davs SsSa lte5O 4. M u, 500 aud p IA -.
EaH%Iloafs leave 23asL quarter OF ana quarter mtef
each hour mon 5i5 20 vlS D. NJ and tioAS and lad
u. nd for Anareunant. in Drax,ns.Eaoou,
% sseDne t0aSiea be obtained, aud ofdena for tia
hecEn1 ana traOser Of b. Ieft e the COM
49, OMEGA Nos $50. A0l F5i Broadway. n. L.. No
.Ps sny a 3f,oklyn, the C0mpany's Depots
s1nrs Trans tltr Nest arrive ia kew-fofk AZ I2J
ana Ai'S' no r. ABB0fT. Gsni Passr AR't. Nev.Yor.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
IN Trains Leave EHgiewoOd Closteg Piermnt and Ny
aek q $50 3 Z, A:oe 5a olU, $780, 1850
Sundays, sa M and $50 p IN The ilSs p N trdn wa
Manuel. sprug Valley and honssy 7'po sSo A. Ms SOS
M JNo n. ABBoTT. General eazs'r AseuI Ssv.YorE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04
Gnrouran ADVERTISEMENTS.
DE WILLIAM TWIGG, DECEASED.

IL
pursuant 10 Judgment Of the Chlncery Division Of the
High Court Justice Eng tud made IN the mat er ~ the
estate OF William rwigg deceased and IN an action OF
viii OF William rWgg late Cheshun. IN the County OF
Hereford csqure ecsased who led the ith ay Of july
1879 being administered before the NiceChanceiiOr
Mains tDstaOr, by MS w gave all inc rcslue ~
snd the issue then living " them who shond DO then
deal All persons claiming be the pateinh uncies ana
ans the eiaOr the issue whether children Ortemoter
dscendants OF cn Of them be dead on or JcOra
the lat day uf May 1881 TO send by post prepaid 10
Messrs Du1od BTuiy, OF No 1okenhouSe Yard In The
CITY OF London the Of the Geiendant Jehn dOchor
the OF the esator the full particulars OF their
respective cnims default thereof they VIII be petemp
fory excludei from the benefit OF the sid judgment
N6te-t Il bell we'd that nearly al the prioons CONT
II III persons aDont whom Information
sit reuuirc The narcrlaa ~ 10 Other pelrOn required
Will be f6und Ia The Times newspaper
(EnglAnul Of LIST December, looO: - 1890.
Name. ,, iI.HC 'ipt,oun, .r,.-
MCCARTHY, ANN, ublEule OF NhohAt MHlty
formerly TWpg SgnsteT, lwheelw1ent OF coA.hlnaAer
ry Hannah WOOdl born Ia
1872 probably a. either Sheille Il.
Derby Ashbuue Detbyshre
married George 1CCar nv (coac1
maker NJ Sheffield. IN lS42. aud
died AZ Lambeth, surrey. In 1881.
Supposed b. have left sevcrAl
children. ot whom, named
George died Lambeth In 1851.
IL u believed that the Othor Clul
drrn, with their father, eulgrated
America.
mated fhi, III daVo OF November. 1850.
D ~ '' HENRY W. NEREY
on, ial Referee of the liigh Court Of Justice.
DUFFIELD q BRlTH.
Of No O. TOkenllouso Var. I'D ing ,.lty OF Lonaoa'
dec IA law Tu Defeudants Solicitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04

Bu,l;on valued at $3.50, 600 - was received IN
this CITY Yesterday from the Iniees.
Fortv-fhree tons of ore Were shipped from Tue
Chrysolite mine on January 2. -
Telegram received from the manager OF tue
Dunkin Mining Company states that 46o IONS OF ore
were shipped from the mine during December. 49,
Articles OF incorporation of the West ontario MIN
ing Company have been filed in the County Clerks
office In this city. Capital. $20U,oOO. Object to
conduct general mining business, and, especially
TO WORK and develop the West Ontario mine. located
near Pnfk City, Uintah Mining District, Utah.
Dlrectors-J. T. Coleman, g. II. TwicEell, A. +. Nc
Grew. Professor j. O'Neil, and ~ G. Jeflers.
The superintendent of tine tombstone MIL aud
Mining Company telegraphs, under date OF January
l. that the December bullion shipments OF the COM
pany amount to Sos. 600: 1900.
The manager of the Little Chief mine reports.
nader ,laE. Oi December 81: q" Have struck thirty
inches high-grade sand running north IN block
$50: marked Improvement ia quality, with no loss
Of SIZE of streak in drift at NO. l. New drtt at
No. 3 holds its own. Shipments since lOth WIZ net
over S25, 600. Year closes with mine LOOKING bet
ter than al auy time since took IT"
Mr Ford writes from the I0dos Santos mine.
B.topilas, Mexico, December 10: Struck SILVER
again in small way the tunnel (crOs>cutl this
week which now makes five points 10 silver, all OF
which shall work as soon we cut the main vein.
which IS now likely to happen at any moment, as
leading from great vein to the other, and all OF
them surely siiver-bearinR, which gives us the
fullest hops OF cutting the main vein In big silver
feel in every way encouraged and more sanguIDe
than ever that in short time will astoDlsh even
the natives here
The Daily Essaing Balietia tSan Fran isco, CALI
Of Decesr6er %. contains the following lable show
ing the bullion production for the hrst eleven
months of 1879 and 1880 OF all Pacific coast mines
from which reports could be obtained:
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6iramboats Gio Ral!roa0s.

TOR BOSTON.-AEW PULLMAN LINE via
l. y. Y. ~ H. and II. II. r. Leave Grand Central Depot
New.lnsand Railroads
NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamers Peck.sD daily Sundays eKceptedJ
New.IIayen al 3 ald 1880 D. connecting with ROAD.
NEW-YORk CENTRAL and HUDSON
through trains W. vii leave Grand central Depot o. '''
600 Western and Northern Express TO Rochester
1880 H. Chicago Exp,ess draSingroom ears to Canaan
IJO a. ~ TO Aibaay and Troy with connections to Utica
srrat1sa- dlen's Falls ANA Rntln nd. 49,, 49,.
G:nu M st Lou. Express d4ny win Siseping cars ior
sleeping ears Tor Buo TOedo and Detroit and excepting
sunday night for Montreal. via sar .toga .-, . g..
S SS Bslo cis1eS fos Detroit and ScSs
Stations AM for Montreal Va & Adams.
i3O p -. Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany
TotSis on sale at sj 2a2 and llS BIoadw and st
broadway Sew York and sSS wssalng,o Ton BrsoEy.
" 70 sosSoa %oEo:sisr E,sSuH Portland and the East
at I.3Up m. dlly. sundays eHceRtrL
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New- York. Wood
II haven and ROGssMy R1lrH1d5LsSSe daily except
seRSs aa1iSTs PSS Si f aiG nj 44O m
CD TO BOSTON,
w. VIA THE
STONINGTON LINE.
CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
The Elegant steamers
AASSAC HU sEsrTA, faeotayA Thursdays ana saturdays
ana NARRA 0ASsRTr on MonaayS, Wednesdays aad Rn.
u''@~ 4,SOP. NJ, PRoM PIER 49, y. r..
Foot Jay-st arriving Bosloh az A. NJ special Limited
FIrsfCass eta between Newlork and Boston, dVOD
ONLY rs specified VA thsir face-SZ each
Tckes for at All prinolDai ticket onces 5taleros
secured uuioea Woaeotrs Express Company ~ NoA
U3 87 Broadway and az Metropolitan AMI FINN Avenue
AOle.s tisgei eideeA - .........-. -.
PiOvIDENCE LINi;-FoR FREI0IfT Only
Steamers ELECTRA ami GALA fEA ieavc Pier ~ Nofth
River Uat Of Wa1ensth daily cxcoPs saDdaysl at4 r A.
ftE Bostan. VIA PTaydsbre direct
ID. ). BABcOCk President
L W. FILKINs Gs"eEsl Passenger AEuu&
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Cost ano founo.

7 OsT.-In the mail, a certified check for
S2IO dated May H. lBS0sdrawn by A. H. Chlsom 70 tne
nrder ~ ohn Price AMI Endorsed by hun o. H. anlaoeo
and bv hin 10 r. JObs certified by Me Union iEns Co
au psTable AZ thO OF Commeree, NeWtuf ClS All
persons are called upon Gauss WI new cheek eer
tlned as agoye shodld nOt l95ae 10 llsa u ina w.
7 0SF ar STOLEN.-Bank Book issued by
he srapens Faux for Savings. New York 10 The SUD
serbsr III Dol otnd returned 20 the oak wltnetnnU
days this date viii Apply !" thn NJ lT NON
koW-YOr Jan. 1854. lhOAA9 NNN0N'
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DENNSYLVANLA RAILROAD.
'AND uNI TED sTAlTES M4iL ROC

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
New York, via DesbrOsses and COrtlandt
Ferries as follows:
HARRISBURG PifISOurg the South, Pullman
Palace taciies. 9:3D a. u and $40 daily
WllaUsp0rt Lock haven $3.50 ESQ r CORY and
Fuc Gt $50 connecting ~ CORY for Ntusvle, PetIo
leum Genre and the OH Regions
Baltimore, Washhgton SOUTH Limited Wash ng
ton Express" Pullman ParOr Cars daily, except sunday
10 arrive Washing tOn Regular NJ 45u $40
a. M. 800 aud 20 p IN. sunday 4S0a. IA. AMI Top
Express for Baltimore. except Sund ", y. IN.
EXpIe for West Philaae pba $50. $50 ., $40 $50 40
Iimted. Ii n l. 500. $40 L. 3. g. T. 500. and 10 y. M
IL night sunday 1850 and 800 8, 7, $50 aud
IL D. w.. and u nght
SUNDAY
bOats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with ell through
trains Jersey y a8oTdng speedy and direct transfer
fol BrCOhlyn travel
Trans arrive From Pittsburg Z, 1910 M. 935 D. M
daily; 81 50 a ard G3D daily except MOnday bTUm
Washing Baluuiorc $50 800 20, 1880
sunday 81 - aud $50 D. From Phadephia 800,
$50 >, $40 lU:4u, ll:iO ll0. ? 3O, 5:3O 3d. sou
935 and 1G5Op m. sunday 200 65O, lCl@ ll;i0 a. III
f;.sn a.. and n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04


RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN3FER4
NETWORK GIFT.
Readest No o. 25xel: Augusta zechveEke and -, ,oo
ssdst' :. 25o # Of 7th.sve. to s2dst x5O;
EeSS1 ana Tif 70 sr aS. Gs Md; O'0OO
seasmmer ana husband iS 70 Cath 1880
slstst 9l Il OF Hadis91ay p. IeslG22 tho
Of tho North American Life ms Co....:;..:...-:.
Boyd ana vic to Geo Chase igo,rgc.a 80 10000
5Sths, s. 225 II Of 7thaye. 25xlOO5; Ark
etSeT ana WHO 70 osyneCp anu AN $4,000
son aud wife to Louis KamaTer $4,000
SeAipn and wife TO II DevOs jr.,......... 5000
bsriTs 70 Jas Sccree Greer 10000
Knesiand e al to John q Llttisded $500
19th-sI, n 3 $50 n y Of lst-ave 2VIl6s; w Wet
sth'aye = g II f. q iS2d,st25I75; Mary weich
wife 70 WsissSo S-1.. -DAaOO US. 1926
spears sa and al tNS vile to Matilda While 1000
oco55Sf to Mary %cMan1S' 1900
to 5davc from iOSt6 to i07tnSt en-
Tire block; Benjamin Richardson to Eugene
Readsst 40 iI5 35x75 r ii Browne and wife to
4th ave- ne cor Of 70tns ioC1iOoj Cflmmns
nainsr 10 90 John D i'.S -"4lOo' 10000
P6efson To- Hamilton 2i Mecaw 5000
. haitian on Co 20 Isabella Hnnneweii o'OOo
Athave 80 10 II, aud % II OF lOSth-st, lOOx
Phebe Allen, executrix. etc, to Elizabeth m
77th.st s. 2S6 aia fl " Of Ave-A 2O7LxiO2s; WIN
Wirenan al tO II Morrison .........-..... 2,oOO
der ct al trustees, etc To- C6as ii Bss $4,000
OO'T to dw bradley iTS D.. S925
Slick and VIE to sa@i Mcmillan - 10000
traste;s,etc to Chas Muller i.... 10000
irregular. PeterEiH to Geo Prss... $4,000
eere Trustee ETC 70 John Bodne 1900
person 10 Theo Berman 49, $3.50
18th ave, of 60th ST., 100 5x200 John Miller
and another com, etc, 10 tie and hudson 70 an
l27ih-st a 100 It g Of 7th.ave. 25x991l: Euphema
Coffin ana husband to Robert Sire6igh 80 t2JO
HOuatoa-st 374st # OF snfokst I9xBll 2xl9x ooo
GIL; John Uterstaeit ct al TO Henry Fr1elman SOOO
BosfWici to Thos Kelley ................ II 200
Same property: TnOs Rolley TO simon sterne; 1AOOO
EcstSiet iG to Geo - Tubs 500
116th-st 5, Lots 33. 3d. - and 80. Harlem. look
Rosen3e iS Do~ty '"1'"s' 1880
ArEenbaTgd ana HUSBAND 10 80 coSSsRall .. $1,000
Commercest No 10; Mara Voel2el OF al TO David oo
Same property Ii Vocpei ct al TO ........ l5U7
STANLEY oO '. ~ 1000
Potion and IV vile 70 g s... 5000
Grand. 9TH and CenraLaves Wet ans, 81 LOTS
Vim L POmeroy aud wife to Ferdinand Mayer 7noo
BrosiITsy. ne cor OF fisi.st i8IioxsO1i1 lsx92j;
ilst It, 20 n o Of BrOadH way 10 llX BOX
irregular; and a 4lst-st. 93S II e VI Broad.
PP ope ro96 oneha hf% anu "" $4,000
Bouloyar.w Of S4ths. 81 II 1Sj. lXl3O 's1662i 80
Il Is Ecker and wife to Jas NJ Emanuel OOoO