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BINGDON-S QUARE-NO. 21.-Established
IN auul uiHce 80 standing house II rooms al IA
n-oxsnenu rrnt reasonable location unsurpassed T. L.
4 b 7. BURN liam. 6y9 iludson.st
an ELEGANT banking room lifted up in
"A lard wouds handsomely fresoOed and decorated near
the STICK Exchange u rent or lease Apply 70 T. II LUD
Low CO. hnest II zI0o-
COOPERATIVE BUILDINGS.
~ Hrste1ss apartment ASSOCIATIONS forming below Pafk;
81 6S6 10 Sl2Ol5 owners an
ma reai $3.50 20 x74O plans and particulars see
Nessrs PUuIN q WALTER Architects. IS WRlst
OFFICES in tae new Post Building will be
" ready for occupancy April 20 Parties desiring roOms
and want should advise us at once
n 5oJl. Il. III. LUDLOW CO. . fIne-HL
mo 4RTTSTS--Jnst comp eted, the Demon
eat new studio building. No and o West lsthAl the
elegant second floor studios 10 tue CITY Size gnt aug
clear north skygh with reflection entrances from 9th
18Th aud lsth.sts. Apply 70 W. JENNINGS pEMOHESlf
No. II East l4tnst
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belp Udnlco.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL RI RECEIVED Al TH~
UPTOWN OFFICES. No I33s broadway. cor. IhfT
nrst-st 3Os West rwolty-thir D.. Eight1 ave-.
40 e2 FaS FonrtoentnsL cirner Bllars 7JD CART
ave cor Forty seventies AZ tho HARLEM OFFICES. Nos
IOO ana 100 D.. 4 All NruV
hfth-st. mp to ) D IA. ~ sIitt o hcs rt,t
AN INVALID LADY wants an experienced
person charge Of her house and asset In
the sewing Apply BY letter with references To
\ L.. Tribune UptO~D Once. l.23s Bro1dws,.
XNANTED.-A Protestant girl Ia do house
w work for family OF hve. Apply between and J.. ~
20 West 2+tl ~.
NANTED.-Glrdcner married, who under
w stands Kitchen gardening snd general work includ
the proper OF lawns on gcntiemana place no 80
Address b.. DoI n. Tribune Uptown once, No 1888
Broadway.
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
,toNNhClION. Iraye loot o. Liberty for Freehold
at-l5 II - A. "a. 4. sop m-
NEW,JERSEY SOUTHERN. HALLWAY
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ SEW LINZ
EDl 80 BROOK ROUTE
For TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA

I0f IEENION ND HUILAUELTHIA
Iurrt Ami s.
cIfy-st.
Tor Philadelphia Nilth and Green sis 745. =. llll
., ~ - s. 80 go :. - ,. III. On SUNDAY a.
Dor fnnl and Bcr,s-s;t a. go 4o1ll5 No. $780, $780,
A.t' - .i.m ODD -ullav 20 @tj a ~. $500,
fof Trenton, Na1ru aui fucker sts, dIO 10 - III
-
hcu,ru trans l,ayc Philadelphia Tor New-Yort
FROM ~iatun- inl a"II lla aud l,ahluy H. T. N'n'h
ana ofcols's. 40 3d. -f 80 $50. II a. M 40, 30
btn 90 j. o. on sunday al 20 A. p 3d. II D. H.
frum Ihfd suf hefksstt AZ 4;ti. $50 81 A. 'n l.Oh
$40 D. co. IT 20 q rl sunday at 40 = $50, D. ia
Frffn lfsntun. warren AMI Iucsrr-ts. l23. $40
G.5u - Hur. IrO- d. a. m. 3 -2l 80 C3o. 10, SIS
m. SUNDAY i.1t % go a M. t.l5, on.
CONNECTION is m1ir az Jersey Cy station 10 anil from
IfookNr ami Frr DEPOT. Jef.rv CITY - 800 49,
ckcts ior io,t u LIBERTY SoN 80 26l s0i
va fIl flS oAlNar. ald AZ fhn principal jr = No,
and four, ant Annex Office Jcwcfs WHAT, bfonkyn
y. Irllricr Company N-id- ENprtss vii call uF s11
cheek from tnfelor esdrnc- 10 destuat@n App
cation can D. MAI" % 80 AM rs % bruAiwaY 80 on ave.
Scw York and Courst bnokYu All these onces are "a
l-- L.r- -.Lr md L-aM in--aILnl
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Gin Weal Gstale for Sole.

For sale, without exceptions, the cheap
IA eat handsomest ard oonIDete hrsLcass extern
500 dwellings IN Hsrem 1885, 1888 l4O l42 West l2athst
in Different sizes dlOrs open from 70 y m SsorF
dne Sab ront with bay windows latest de
Srns HOUSES 651 o. JAMES PErIRETcH. $50 4th av
E>OR INVESTMENT-ON BEEKMAN- ST
II Fine store property paying 20 per cent
rutland d WHITING Beekmsnst
TOR SALE on 15th-st.. inst east Of 6th-ave.,
u desirable business properly; lot 3l.4 By lO5 feet
Price particulars OF 7. B. HAP00oD 56 West 2 o.
LOR SALE.-23 West l26th-St brown-stone
tbteestory house In good order very desirable In.
quire Of IL CRAIG. - West l26thsL, or J. COKBII
cor. Of 2sdsf. and 9tD1ave
Tor SALE or EXCHANGE for New York or
Il brooklyn properyHouse AMI grounds at Rosyu L. ].
complete hot and cold water For particulars see
WAkIlEN 4. Wiley,
Beekmsnst, Room %.
CGlll nOO TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
@UUUsVOO PROPERTY at and per cent
o. A. BILLS, b% Pinest
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souTH si1v a1s ST John leave Per q North River.
TsSs SSRs %e ASaSy SUNDAY s5csp with
u'A' to Albany a. sqd EVERETT fa fe0 Sr: % days
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
On and af,s rhAa SI Bs@oTs and wasa9gSn
., the foot Of Cortandts and also foot Of
$50 m-hIcept sunday for Washington and the West
Entire rain 1shbsd@n Cl1eiRna CHICAGO and 81
cars Daily for Washington and the sleeping
70 TIE New b. and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
H no Ss'T Line line makes faster time to the West
IA ~ arrive from tho West at $40 ~ $40 D m and
Principal New York once 3l5 broadway
q, secured and baggage checked through n destination
q TIC i1 BT9adway at the different Offices
{ CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Istson IN New.York foot Of IibertysL; station in
ConIne.I lGos Of iult INST Iewclrs Wharf
IibeTtvsi m SsnnAfy Il. lss Leave NtwNork foot OF
p s,s4 m-for iienngton Easton Allentown Reading
7;$oa m-For schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch
". "; I q Western H. II, Eastos. Allentown. Wkes6lrre
,s.l5 u.-For FeminFton, Eastou Allentown. Reading
Naptieoese i MSuTI Saahk MlamsPort TamaquA Drol
rsbarg Mach bimnst9p Laon Allentown. Reading. Har
%5o T %For Ea'lon. lalh Msueh Chunk TAmsquA
rs;5op Pc schoole5's Mountain, High Bridge Branch
44'4s ?. m.-For ,niervlc, Pennington, &c
Rsadns Harrisburg Nsach CHUNK TEes5a E A 9
am riemriato stations 90 $50 d. d. tor fastou Allen.
town. Harm sbu1g AMI The West.
For 3 SswaTsE A 5ts e5 cts 7I5 80 s6 $50 els
80 TO- 1850 l.lo m; r. M ;, 500 T. $50 .. G:JO.
Otta q, 1913. b3n. 1.l5. Si6 fli lOlS. lll5. b.
fnl tains 10 local uninfN 500 Time Tables statians
Boot. INC BROOKLYN and Ere Amer make connections
10 and nom Jersey CITY
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyI-
ALI RAII LINE for Perth Emboy south Amber. Rel
i1L Long brAnch ocean Ashnry PARK Point Pleas
@ui lors lIvcr iiarue zat ATLANTIC CITY. &c
iravr Sow YORK foot Liberty T., al .. e.lj lli5
l5u. $50 {, 5'Op IN
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CoNNkCIION. Iraye foot o. Liberty sL for Freehold
at-l5. ia 4 sop Ia
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
- isAvr Nev York loot Li1c7.y- ST.. y.
VA Rfanchp1rf.
lor andy noos AIS. Il s. a m. 4p 10.
fo1 Monmouth Eclci- Sc4JuEIt aud III .hi1nia - g Is.
u So u.. 30 %.
Via Rcd Rank
SO a. n.-flr iltcw1o. Toms RIVER Barncra' e.
go D. For . -rrf. Nanchrstsr Toms Iavcr A r
Ian re CITY and a. .fauoas 60 BIrsde
4pm -Ior a;c htinc-. Toms RIVER. Barnes &C
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NORWICH LINE
pENNsYLVANlA RAILROAD.


, -. "lfh ~ N !, 49, HE ror.rr
Trans leave >eN YORK Drsorosics and Cortsnds
ss ,l.e @1'i a. he West ant south With Pullman
Winl,pori. locs lnyrn a M 30 + m G.rTB ana
Erie a. 80 p IA ronneetnf =, 'o'y Tor l'us'"e F'uo'
Raumorc wasln ;'on l I'd, sonth L@tci Wash5S
io N arriyo i,nston 81 m l,,eiaf At 80 and : 80
1tf,ss for Baitimlfc. except SUNDAY. ~
ii 'a"G 49, Dl' Rnncr' connect Win ala through
rs,"st j,r.@1 CIV aaornug ,p,eir aui direct tr'o.cr
i' f h1 1lri,s from rt''orH 100 o5 m
~ No. "l, n1,i M .,I DO lD!0ant io D. m.
,s =, ,,2 p az i6 io Iltia li0 $50 %
. 90 g'. ~ 40 a. Io6 s o u oi. M '' Wv 9
rVo PHILADELPHIA
ms oLp.EsrAHLlsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LlSE.
~ 1nAL%. EAcq TAA @ r2inlGLt6 aAP ~
DOUBLE rrAcR. TIE most IYrEE2\yG,p E99rr'
NL' J. VIII ABsoLUiE SAFETY.
t,,,e,. rrap,le,v Nc~ 1o,g. via Des5roe' ami cor,
'' s &C., 5 ii%ie II n-,. 90 80 3 sS,
q. q. %, = 800 ono j" = m an' ~ cIcept SUNDAY AZ
Ia H. AMI p runnin; thrclsn "" i''"''" 81" @'
den; tram. leave we,l Philadelphia 1901. $40. 80
EeiaH'' 50 anI ID a. Limited LIpTeas ljlP M l. 8
sioa No.. 1. :. - aai p a. Law. th,'n,ioNa va IAN
os III Gacrs 90 AID ai o4GNay A'tor nSnss ana
fn.fo IIfattr
yn Amer ~ obte1 station Jersey cay En-
grant I1eASt Uilr, Ebany will call for aud check
baggage iloin ho'eis AKA fe'Aen''N GEO ". BOYD.
FRANZ THuhsDH. Citcf Ter pas,'r Don't
General Manager ~
noCKAWAY EACH.-New- York. Wood
* ta.sn And iLpckANay hAroll-ieaVs dAy chc'P'
Snunav tIunIers PupL bln IA; y M NA' !"
Issvc iiioiSlva, lava M. 5.lI. o'lJ o. ~.
nONDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing ut
IL co-yrts' tNfest TolnU CORNWALL. Newburg MarIOpr
A., ,on oIrhkaepsr Esopus connecting Hth LsiHi il
kairofls ~ anlooaH lhoh1s
t3rnou aud James BdiSln Leave dAly AZ y ", lvos
Noth River, except sAtnruAJS "neh iH"@9
Cornell leaves II ! p N
CTONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON
y CONNECTfNG FOH ALL POINTS EAsr'
The Elegant steamers
CONJUNCTION, on Tuesdays Ihufsdays ana HStuniNa
ana N ARllAOANsErr ON Mondays WsdneslVs Aaa IN
days" BP. NJ FROM PIER 81 n n.
xoot az Javst arriving Bostoaat0 A NJ FARE As bo"
- ~ IAiSE OTHER LINE $500. -. s..,.-o,v,
esets for At All prnopA ueses onSeh Sa,
@ AMI ss7 BroadWay AZ Aeu1psltta AMI Fua AFsa@'
Hotsis tcket ouiseA
ppovIgENCE LINE-FOR FREIGHT ONLY
o,.ansr. IEU TRA aud GALA TEA ieAve Pier ~ NVfss
piyr at OF WRrren-sLl daily eKeoPt snnlyS Az fSV -
~ t.r 6Ssssn via Providence direct
FrciE6I va either line tAkea A. lgHst. p,.,nh
Lw. r1LKINs gensrA PAsssazsr Afsa~
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IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE

IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.
Il Hamburg American Pacsct C0np1nvs Line for
PLYMOUTH. CHEKBOU 40 aud IA HBCki
fHu~tA NlELA D.-.Apri
NANpALIA ...... AIu % ILL .......--.Aptil 10
itaeso PITn11ntn. LoitOn. Cheroourz. Ham
burg and all points tho +oIih ~ En-I1lt First Ci0l
500 second Cabin $40 Sfse-1rA sil konrd TIP
A. reduced rAst stesr4ss from Hanours HaVre and
KUNHAKDT q CO, G. r. RICHARD Co.
General Agents General fassrnser Agents
eI Rr,l.i a Cd. y Y.
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TSTTitD STATES MAIL sTENMER4
FOK QUEEN ,rOWS ANO LlVrHPOOL.


IDlgingPisr s. y. x. ipbfD: ktn1st
WISCONSIN, -. ....... 7 e. E~DAY. April ~. $50 . m
ABYsSI MA 7 EsDAY. A1rl % 331 y. m
N1pNINti i.rDAI. May 3. o5p 4 N
AKlZtNA TUESDAY May 10. . 30 D. m
- - IN i'DNi wy
CS Those sta,m.rs arr halt yltsr.u;nt con-
parneuta and arc furnished Win evT7 sfIiuD - nlb
the crnss NA1s boh stfs vi agrestJA nave
!ng ballroom tint roo n. drsNi1yrno n p.nD AL
lss ctiirF u
each siol. INC Il ternls qrs dock. thus nsir
ngiho.e ereltest All utnre' sea- perfect ventlAtloi
srdiight ---. -. -. ,
CABfS PASSAGE according 70 ststeroo ~ go. go anl
slOo ISrEItdEDTATE, so ~IkEkAGE At low rates
OFFICE. so. 20 BkQ ApWAf. ....
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IMAM LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
SOItCE.-I Tho stsAnors 0f tins LIDo ta<s Lieutenant
Maurv' Lane roI,os =. seasons >. the V,Ar
uF q IFS ,. H. ....i u hs DAf: Apr :, II NJ
cry uF NOS Ti:E kSDAf. Ap :; p IA
Sfry on BERLIN ...... SAIL RDAl, Ayri % l. noon
en- Oh BIZ sSELS.......I LE-D NJ ApIi -, !. M
ClTY OF Cff- hDAl, Way II - N
RON 81. y. X. loot OF Cnat0nsL
CABIN f-O andSi Return tcket. on iagorlO' ternA
rIEhEAHt. Ak Prepaid, so Drafts al lo~asiiAs'A
halOous siatern0nA SMOKING and 1atlrO1ns antlsHph
1L,ss steamers do hot carry cattle Sleeper pigs . .,
JOHN g. DALE Agent 81 and 80 HrobiwaY y,
lalelIIlla UfArr. ~. 100 south Athst
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NEw-YoRK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

ALI Raj LIN for Perth AmhoY south Ambov Pei
Iss long branch ocean Grove Asbny PARK POiut Pleas
@hi rome liVff. tiarue zat. ATLANTIC CITY, 81.
iravr Sow YORK inOt Liberty T., al - eij. lliS a
100. $50 I. $40 M.
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Qnrilon Gaits OF Real Gstoie.

For SALE At
AUCTION.
On the hotel premises occupied by william Gardiner
Last Hampton, Suffolk County L. l.. on
THURSDAY, APRIL II, next
at O'Clock p. G.
The weknown farm and summer boarding establishment
late d. Candy deceased situated at Georgia East
Hamptou about eighty mostly OF superior
land Ia high stale OF very long 'front.' on the
ocean the by Geo,gioa Lake Pond
Dwelling commands view OF both ocean and lake
Also The bote propsry the main street. about twelve
serA front tho
many years occupied by william Gardner.
formerly Poni House at Montank
property with either o. the
subscribers Hampton. time before the day OF
sale. -
DAVID II. HUNTING.
JOHN DAYTON,
Executors
East Hampton. March %. 1881.
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NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD. &c.-tare, 81.
~ Pcck-+u d4iF sundays excepted tor
NrF Ia al All "a 80 "a. r1Iafcuas Win 70
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ ldNtk NAiLk 40 CON aencint JA111ry IL. 1884,
t.rru ~ Trans vii leave Grand crntga DrDot
r.rua n. Western aul slrtIrrn ftvrsB > H)-l'it's
Ilz.tsnurg ~ Al apl F1atr~ll
IN chicago "a afoss. grDo u -lsl > bAAAn
CniLua. lloChe~trr Ana Hunail .-...
lliu ~. o. 1tnY and no p" "a q ii'@@'ll " ia
StfatrrA 70 eos Ais ana KIulti
Uup Accom- raulut.t 4 1tlf a. wy
Jf' M IT, LII- Ltureti lAir "lh -.''1 - CA'' },
G. fI.. rlrufu. rvtrf dAF ga ttf NN'- At'
iar nm, l.nti -ftin, tli 10 lTtl Toto 10 at ps
tirt A. r1ccp.lg sunday algh. tJt hl1-son VA F4h.'
lOp n Pacific Express. daily VITA s''}iny ol-' ~
lo,iirstcr ugaI1 tut. tu~ih uct.1it ani A3is'
sul t1c-niuF -unday night Montreal "a ~ AlDlat
~ itp u. N.eAt Etpics' with s~'2is cara Z" A'DAI'
and Troy. ,,,-,. -, .,
W,.tfo.s trr.is 8 l,Afl anl 80 aud Va
B-0s.iwav Ntw Y0rk. luI 3fJ Washington 81. Broosyn
] 81 tuttLl. Gcu sup q. MEN ftt zen ft.s NJ
NORWICH LINE ,...,..,,.,,..r..
va NoH Londo1stsarrs ieavS F1er No - Sotta lAYse
NJ > Ia M I,.y sI.lAJs ckccyiiL Limited NcAeta -
BOSTON.
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CUNARD LINE.

{ UNAKD LINE.
NOTICE." LAN = ROT re-
FEON SEWIDltk - LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN
FROM PIER ~. o. NDKrH RIVER
- lIli a rDesiaf. Is Ap-l m
"a ~ III IS 2Jth April 10
BOTHNIA ............... Wrin. .iav. ful -, =.
fAIiIA We'd Ill tth Aiay. 300 a.
ann pl<sake. 81 80 allstJJ tstIfa u5S'' o. nor
able terms
seeIage r'cKes niir pirt,o, Enr,ps atvsry oE
Fr,tyh: AMI passa Hss. 10 Bpg!ils ir'el.
NEhNpN a. BROWN & co. AgentA
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
N BETWEEN SES.YORK AND HAVRR
ier ~ Company ~ Nurth River FOOT Of Norton az
If3vtL'rsbg the ne avoid hlth trannt ~ En9hsh rail-
way AM th" dr. lmiOrts Of crossing TIE Channel In small
boat
CANADA Frangeul Wednes lav April b. p n
IABVA DOR JOucia WoinoSiay Apnt -. 10 \
fl IA HtN ~antel edpcsisr. Airii p p ~
Cheeks drawn Crcdt LyOunas ~ Par m amounts 10 snt
LNL IL d. EkMIA = AgrnL SO = BlMllnL 4I..n
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MONARCH LINE. ,o,.oo,
splendid neN fast Stslusrl
Leave dock 1liOlulug PayO1l FesrV jofs'f NV
Sorpan Monarch Anri o iFgyutau Monarch. April %.
1cltc Monafcn Ami 10 Assyrlan Muaaicb April 30.
SUPERIOR lAl1l for ,aoon passengers steer
age Prepaid Storage al low rae
Apply 10 the general sgent.
PATTON. VICKERS & co. AEents. Bowlng-Rreea
NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 39 n
IN FOR 0UkENSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ITALY ApTl .. 20 ~ EIsl y .-.Artd 10 80 Am
FOX LONDON Victoria Dookit No. o., -
CANADA. Ann IT, a. IN bEN MAIN ApIl -. -" " ~
Cabin S6Otp $40 prophl 'ssrlge uo gers s5S
B@ng s lover tnaa most lines WI. HURST AAnAsee
~ Ani75 Broii~ay. y. \
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
II sannc rom Pier foot Of Ca1Il.st North itiyce.
FOrtbc lsihmus OF Panama -, -
CRESCENT CITY. MONDAY April ~ noon
Connecting Tor Central AMI Siuth AGi'ricA ali dorD
PROM san Francisco . Japu AL cana A.. q, % o.,
All1 or
Prom san Francisco 20 Hoaoulu Ncw'LeAAni anu Aus
CITY OF NEwYORK .Safuriiy. Aprh . = p "a
ORION arrival ~ Lpldon mas AZ san trll Srtvr,t
Passengers for led 70 ~ FRA $1,000 yin I'm
~ SOUTH AMERICA GIN HAL AM""'~N 'u'
&c frcgh pas.asc and genera morn .'lon ap?y A.
NohP'L) '' H. J. 81 LAY.
SupcrIntt nden.
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PAIL RIVER LINE FOR BosTQN .,

7 7 y
through ckts ,od and baggage checked 70 all principal
Iasteru points
Aaruhrert steamers y EXPORT snd OLD COLONY cave
Nrw -uudays excepted. from Per - y H. foot
a e a = NJ cos Mo RIOS via ANNE1 Boats
from Jersey Cltf, & J. from Brooklyn. so p m. .
10 kETr NTATEEDDMS. tte. De q 'tained AZ AZ
principal hotel. ani ticket orc- NJ tie ocf n er ~ aud
On 20 .rl steamers BORDES s. LOWELL. Agcnta
I ID O.
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DORTEK, &c-By a strong. healthy young
msn prter IN wh,lr.ae house or useful man ~ a
hotel q, Ap.ument fncf MI std has sUoi fcer
euce. GA VI address FRANCIS MCcONNiLLE. 50 last
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DOUBLE TEACK. TIE most iMPEnNip rE9r lP'
~ N,'<'r AND fitf. lA~TE-I me t1N ,l9l tNt
Win ABSOLUTE 9AFtll.
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REAL ESTATE

xEw-YosK Wednesday. April o, 1851
x,,,owmr sales were held at the Exchange
BYE H. Ludlow & 20.
~ ~.s,.on ava so7 1t q of SO th-st. each 2tx - .oo
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i LuIGm NALLEY RAILROAD.

II PN~-ENGEn TRAINS on ant after June l. 1850. vi
leave rp1fs tort1nit AMI sbfD,ses ss, AZ 40
m H. aud 50 o. flr faston Beth chem; Aicnto W
Itsatflr s'huug. Milk'siafre IuwaulA MaN'rlv.
Iharl Gcneya Lyons hunalo aud Tho cst Pullman sleep
lrr totcn.s attached tu BOD fn ira ..
Tfs.ts iravur a. GA or. anil NJ connect 'V' AZ
fairt. ln Mahanuy ami Ia .cfnu '"s REGIONS -
q IA HYfNETON. urutral Passenger AGENT
Genera Fastrru once. corner lurl AMI "fAndts'S
N -. A L
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fflusital Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGAES--1s Useful stops. sets
ID asehs ony S5S Pianos sl76 upward. Catsoeue frsa
Address DANIEL y. BEArTf washington. n. y.
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ORGANIST. musical director in Catholic
OCluroh or Mnsc reaehcr-n nv gentleman age 90 tvove
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-29
Fresh, Oily,
HENRY CLAYS
Just received by Sol Coleman
Personal.


Mr.. 1. P. May. of 0zanne & May,
returned last night after an absence of
TIVE months in Mississippi andGeOrgia.
Mr.. E. Whitmore, proprietor Of the
LEDGER, left yesterday for Winnipeg
Lake, British America, where he will
join the excursion Of the Arkansaw
Press Association. He will be absent
on his tour Of rest and recreation
about three weeks.
Little Katie Wilkins, only daughter
Of Mrs. Steve Wilkins, and grand
daughter Of Mrs. Worsham, all for
merly of this city, died yesterday in
st. Louis Of scarlet fever. Katie was
a sweet, amiable, beautiful and intelli.
gent child, and her early death will
carry sorrow not only to the loved ones
at home, but also to large circle of
friends who knew and loved her.
The St. Elmo Commandery of
Knights Templar was last night re-
organized under its old charter with
the following result, Grand Command
or B. f. Halter installing the officers:
Eminent Sir Noah w. Speers, jr.,
Eminent Commander; Sir Robert W.
Galloway, Generalissimo; Sir Nathan
B. Camp, Captain. General; Rev. Sir
Robert II. Mahon, Prelate; Sir John
T. Fargason, Treasurer; Sir John D.
HUM, Recorder; Sir Harry j. Fors-
dick, Senior Warden; Sir John M.
Young, Junior Warden; Sir John j.
Barry, Standard Bearer; Sir Robert
W. Nicolson, Sword Bearer, Sir John
J. Weller, Warden; Sir P. NJ. Stanley,
Sentinel. Sirs r. H. Cooper, Robert
D. Groves and A. NJ. Musson, and the
following membership: Sir knights
David N. Munroe, T. c. Park, NJ.
Spain Jay. j. B. Christian, I. N. Nc
Koe, A. V. War;, w. II. Bates, M.
W. Beardsley, @. L. Loop, P. NJ.
Patterson, Charles w. Mosby, D. G,
Mooney, E. A. Keeling, Frank La
mont, VIM. West, VIM. Simms, E. II.
Leidy, J. N. Thompson, George Il.
Dunbar, r. D. Rambaut, G.. V. Ram
baut, II. j. Turnbull, John L. Randle.
W. II. Kennedy and j. w. Caldwell
The new Commandery embraces in its
membership almost all the drill corps
who lately won the handsome prize at
Knoxville. The membership gener-
ally will compare fovOrably with that
Of any similar organization anywhere
in every respect that constitutes q
first. class Commandory. May success
always attend st. Elmo.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-29
Mourning in the Chinese Legal
ton.

Washington letter.
The late dowager Empress of China
died April s, and it was only on June
Is that the official announcement of
her death came to the Legation at
Washington, D. g., to order it into
moul ming Nevertheless the Legation
there has practically been in mourn
ing since it first heard, through the
enterprise Of our newspapers, that she
was dead. AS soon as the kilograms
to the press were published, the ladies
and gentlemen of the Legation began
declining invitations to all entertain
ments, and they could not even deco
ate the Legation building when the
Farragut statue, which it faces, was
unveiled April %. A little later a
telegram from China, via of San Fran
CISCO, was received announcing her
death, at the Legation, and the two
associate Ministers took the peacock
out of their caps. But telegraphic
announcements are not regarded as Of
fetal in China etiquette, so the regu-
lar mourning only begins now that the
news has come by mail, and must last
as long as if there had been no mourn
ing about going to entertainments
since April %, inclusive. 1t comes
rather hard On the American Secreta-
ry of the Legation and his wife and
daughter. and the American wife Of
Young Wing, one ofthe two Ministers.
There were no ladies natives of China
in the Legation.
BY the way, it is not true that anoth-
er Minister has been appointed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-29
McKEG'S Csc SHIRT.
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An TmpraclIcabIe Ncheme.

An AuApractIcsD1e ScnSAne.
The recommendation of the Grand
Jury to abolish the present station
house and board the prisoners at the
Jail, using the old Criminal Court
room for a Recorders Court, shows a
startling lack Of information on the
subject. 1t is anything but practical
BILE. The stationhouse is far enough
up town already, and to force police
men to take prisoners as much farther
as the county Jail is entirely out Of
the question. The force is extremely
small, as they admit in the same para
graph, and some wards are patrolled
by only one man. To force him t.
take aprisoner perhaps from the Tenth
ward to Adams street leaves his beat
entirely unprotected for nearly an
hour, and if he was compelled to lodge
him in Jail it would require twice that
time to make the trip. If anything,
there should be two statiouhouses, or,
if only one, the location should be
more central. The idea of abolishing
the Office of stationhouse keeper was
perhaps suggested by the belief that
his only duty was the care of prison
ers. This is a grievous error. He
receives all fines, cares for the effects
Of prisoners and keeps set Of books,
of which he is required to render an
account. 1t is his duty to determine
the amount Of fJrfeit or bond neces-
sary in each case and receipt for the
same, besides other Incidental duties
too numerous to mention. The num-
Der Of prisoners confined make no
difference in his labors. The same
form and system must be gone through
with.