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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-26
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
i NEWYORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Il NETWORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
AnRlSCEMEST OF TRAINS TAXING EFFECT nov 10, 1880.
TO an and @ RFdEe Drawing
DAILY .Iast St LoIi, Express arriving at But nG
Southwest Pumans best Drawingroom Sleeping coaches
- 7p H. GDaly)-Pactac Express for the West sleeping
Coaches through to Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and
c9lIaSo TnIas trss sU for V the Vest
Trains Chambers street Depot New York for ,,o
D. M aud 100 midnight Saturday nights only Sundays
OiS % Sg and Pa.saic o 10 1920 s 1920
AN .s D '!SB S s.d eu sa Sso $50
mdni gGI Sundays $780, $780, 1910 H. i'o' $751; p m"
"n Pater @,un'Bns $50 10 1920 y noon las
s slS 1898 sS No. aS'S 60 and an ~
5.lo :i0 1850 and IL midnight Saturday nights only
SUNDAY slS T 9c iSso a m las $50 $780, e:lo 7:l5
S Is ISniSbt sundays 600 $500 lU2O w. Lao. $50
M ". and II 1hn ipSo a. M $3.50 p.
Msrn,rS and Corn wall TOO y u w. $50 E3Vp NJ Sun
d1k; o S:sS and an KugstOne m ssop Sundays $3.50
aGnnsnop O. 7.6o o. lO:2oa $3.50. 800 4so. a. 7i5p M
lSsO gS s 3d. $50 N $50 !. III, M
s1 mGs'sSsa ioaos the. N az, %ta a,s9
kf pors Jews ~ 1890 a. 7' m Sun
days $50 IVsG 23dst quarter and quarter after
each hour from $40 No. TO $40 m anu ~ iOA0 anu Aia'
for passage and for Apartments in Drawing RoO
ana shaping GT aSsfcr
NSs 9 81 an ne q S SS Deo T. NO.
ConrsL rsIns from West srrvein at 7'21
and 6 S % and n A aGiS P,ssr As NowYor
A1oRTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains for Engiewood Cos.cE l , .a
ac nj aSg S ESQ ii 80 S'So t aaiSV WIN
s "ar Sa minatss later saturday nighta tx,
Manuel spring Valley and Aensey 'oo' ''s'A Nj so
N. yNo. N ABBOTT. General Psss'r Agent New.Yors.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-rhe following bust
was transacted by the Supreme Court Of the United
States to-day:
No oOl-The Pacific Mail steamship Company, appellant.
agt the United STATES -
No 2O2-Thc United States. appellant. the Pacific
steamship appeals from tho Court Of Claims
by John F. Farusworh ana Roscoe Consrng ana
submitted printed arguments BY r. Phillips and W. r..
for the Pacific Mail steamship Company and ar
by Assistant Attorney General Smith Tor the United
States.
No 2O3-The Insurance Company Of North America plain.
inf III error agt tie Common wealth OF PcUnsy lvanaPasged
No 5O2.-John Mics plaintiff in error. aet the United
States in TO the Supreme Conrt of Utah argued by
Arthur Brown for pain and by Assistant Ator
nhy.General smith for defendant IN error.
AdjoUrned tomorrow al
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

i GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains Leave New York via DesbrOsses and CortandS
Streets Ferries as follows
Harrisburg PiitsOurg West and South, Pullman
Palace cars attached. a. m. and $3.50 p. m. daily
Wiiamspor. Lock Haven, a. NJ. $3.50 T. CORY aud
Fine at $50 p M connecting At Cory for Tusvie Pctro
leuIn Centre aud the Oh Regions
Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily. except SUNDAY,
a. arrive Washington p. Regular ut 1870 $40
No.. $40 and 10 ? M sunday !: 80 a. ~ ana 10 p m
Express for Baltimore except Sunday, l p. M.
Express for West Philadelphia 430 730. 4, $40 10
Limited. IL l, 800 $40 a. q g. 7. $50 and 10 p.
and IL night Sunday, 4:3O aud a. NJ, 3, o. $50, and
IL aud IL night
Express for Philadelphia via Camden 1880 am and
except sunday.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect all through
trains Jersey city aordinga speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel. 49,
daily $50 p m daily except Monday N From
Sunday $3.50 and IL 100 m From Philadelphia $780,
$50 g. GAO 1910 ll:i0 a. m lO 800 BIO. $3.50, $50.
9:35 lO5Op. sunday, $780, Goo g. 1910 1l4O a. M,
G.ln nd 1nhn %. LII.
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on AND AFTER JANUARY II, 1891.
Express Trains leave NewYOTk, Debr0sses and Cor
landI streets Ferries. as follows 49,
4:30 1870 g. $40, 90 Limited ii a. ], 800 40 T.
g. g. T. $50 and 10 and II night Sundays, 43O and
. a. H. g. s. 7, $50 aud 10 p. !. and II night
Express Trains leave wYOIk laily except Sunday at
$50 ~ y. m running through via Trenton and Cam
den
Jersey city adorng speedy and direct transfer
Reanrnng trains leave West Philadelphia 1901. 35
Z 735 g. $780, ard IL Limited Express l:30 r. MI !, 3,
L. 5:45 T. ami p. ON sunday, i2;O $40 0:2o s. $50
a. m A. and Sp Leave Philadelphia via Camden a..
w. and 800 p. III. daily, except sunday.
Ticket offices 52U aud 0I4 Broadwayl Astor House and
foot DesbrJsses ami COrtandss COur5t anu Brook
IvD Annex Station foot Of Flton.st Brooklyn Nos ia
il6 and lS HOboken station, Jersey City EN-
iRrant Ticket ONCE, x Battery-place. 49,
The Transfer Company Will call Tor aud check
baggage from hotels and residences -.x..
FRANK THOMSON. L. T. FARMER
General Genl Passenger Agt-
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NETWORK CITY

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERa
NETWORK CITY.
Morrissaniaave 10 Lewis-st. from Helen Ellast,
~ entire book Richard Astor to Isabella Glass;
ee rqm to % La nyS RsSoe @
479 ne 2S s}Raye q ws1@s5 oOOo
4h,aye s. 300 I, Of 7ias 3oE22 Eliza "a, dnS
5OtSsS s. lGjio IT Of aiiave i95xOO5; Mary ~
Degraai and wife to Israel casper ......... $4,000
per and wife TO Henry DeeTsat '..a... $4,000
431Ixl32.7 Geo stone to Geo stone.
a%s HFSSsS SfG SIG G a SasE
2Cths! - S SaG it Of dhayc 2jxjaS cxsicri ,ca
Ct al to Elias NeGmann $4,000
gaipo U and husband to Adenc n Durham 1880
Cutting ana husband tom TO Emma Gibson $3.50
77th s $50 II " Of 9th ave 27-lo22; CoInea oo
Commerce:st, = # c Of BedforLst 2jxSox2jxS9j
Hugh mckinley and wife to Michael = Mean oo
7Gth hs' 100 IT " OF XvcA, x52GxjOxilo0
lldths S"7 70 It Of dave 20SJio JOS Smith
rar Alex II stevens and wife to COlnfcld 10000
c tornor ............................ 5000
lsthst' =, 1870 Il Of XvcA, 2jxg2 Mary Griffin
Isis son $40 Of liavc @j10oii John
ur si anS S g. and 81 dhares Anna Miller
G ii 2s5OO
IN smith and an wife to VIM + NIoi 1900
Fort Wa.l9sion Ridge ROAD 10, , No 3 and nd also
ho w u'OA''s 5000
lo6.sI g sos # i0taave, lO1ooiixlrrcga. ooo
ls6hstn 5 275 Il Of isfl:aye, i0ox90ii; Samuel
Ioycm nm TO 10 Jos Biernod .... 1OOjO
ii"i ar p1s to Annie MiiIrr 5000
to Annie Miller. 5000
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RnA. IL MnLIsr & Son.

Q frame dwellings with lot, No pol Prncest, re,
running through to (NO 5fl Fleetst, l2j It n Of
Fleet.st, lot 20. lxo6x25.SX7l.lO; Sam'l Dugard..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-26

Bv A. II. Muller 4 Son.
! 3storv brrs building, with lot, No "a Veseyst
94S John o e Msslineons 10. 800
2stOrv fran building, With lot West-st, cor
of West l2thst lot ~. 7x8O; John q Wandell... 10
Lots OF Westst. adjoining above together In % n
size 4f.9ISO; IL Freeman Observation-Disclosures. lO'o
2 4story brick buildings. with lots. Nos $50 and $50
HudsOnst f. between Jane and HOrato- stslOs
Kn9 IN ahe 4oAocoAzoAz'a4"hoai hnka 1886
4 story brick house and stable, with lots Nos III
s1 s tas f lot 2sIsse VI 4o4
! 2-sicry brlck house with lot No iS Frankln-st,
ms, 1895 1t W VI Varckst lot lS.l0xs73 Jas - ~
1 3.stOrv brick honse with lot. No $50 Frankln.sL
djoning above. lot % 1868 I NJ Bacon....... 1b,l'
2 3.sOry brick buildings, and 4-stOry brick house,
with lots, Nos "a and 20 BowerY, cor Of Bay
arCsL lOts together in size 40.3X04.bx4911t0lOi an -
H.
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Rfal Gstate 10 G.fhanae.

ON CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW -JER-
" SEYA party about retire from active business nav
ing roomy house stable and lots Of one or tour asres a
out and planted In fruit vines, DC, situated
gas churches schools markets. and within
OF tho Pennsylvania and Central RAILROAD deDots 30
miles GA minutes and upward by frequent trains IRON New
York win exchange the same for similar property tree or
lightly encumbered from 80 miles Address, with
description, STATION AGENT, FL Mora, Nd
yVANTED.-Largefa farm for three fine hciises
w elegantly located. J, W. FIELDER, - PnesG. n y
once Jera. IT. ID. H. Hill 305 FaIbush bk.n
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OfeGn Gtedmers.
A MEXICAN TT

A MEXICAN LINE.
IA FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
only Transatlantic Iine under th9 AMERICAN FLAG.
Sailing every Wednesday from Phllepha and Liverpool
EfttA sailnRs altecn9re Satur1yA
LORD COUGH" V edne.day Jan. 26 q, m.
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UNITED STATES ASSAY OFFICE AT NgwYORK-l
SUPRRIS IRSDRS1's OFFICE Jan. 49, 1881. }
DDnDAN 10 rnnnirrnd hu
Doaro QUO Rooms


East Sits.
FURNISHED ROOM-With or without board,
Il for persons good table. gas bathroom hot
and cold water l65 East 18th ST.
~ EAST 2OTH-ST.-Suite of rooms, third
- floor hall fourth floor. nicely fur.
nshed. southern exposure. with board; references
100 2D-AVE., NEAR 9TH-ST.-Furnished
loo back parlor with without board, TO ntlemen
only reference.
West Side.
A Private American family will let without
IN board gentlemen only large, neatly furnished sunny
also hall room all cOnveniences; house hretclass
2l0 " est 39th.st.
A SUNNY ROOM to let, without board. to
"A gentleman; references required CALL after D. u at
50 West 4jth.st.
A THIRD STORY, DOUBLE ROOM, BACK,
10 let with CRATE fire. with hrstcass board references
Call at i24 West 45tnst.
I ARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
gentlemen without board; elegant location
quiet geneel good attendance ga West 4Gths be-
fw cen 18th and 6th.aves.
.QO WEST 26TH-S1.-Single rooms, with
CsI unexceptonabe table and the convenience Of home
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Honses ano Rooms Uanteo.

DRlVATE FAMlLY.-An American lady of
means. capable OF making home desirable wish.
ing reduce her rent would like house t OF May between
oath and 49th where physician dentist woud ike TO
remain Of gentlemen desiring to take best
reference given. Address AMERICAN. Tribune Uptown
Office, 1888 Broadway.
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Drpposdls.
PROPOSALS FOR QUARTERMASTETS


PROPOSALS FOR QUARTERMASTERS
jEFrEasoSvnIn DEPOT os THE ouAHIER%AsTEEs DLFT}
JRFFERsoXvIL.E. Ind, Jan. 20. 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS in tripleate. subject to the usual
on WeanesGaV the Sd day Of February 1881 at which time
aud place they will be opened the Of bidders for
spring Wagon Xxles .@6nisncs Gxes Dump Carts sand
Pins Coupling Poles Tongues Wheels Tor Army Wag
G asne RDs Se waEoa ssG6s ccnpnt Straps
Horse Blankets Horse and Mule Collars Largo Pauns aud
PTopcsss Tor sther elias. Of the stores mentioned
Government the right 70 reject any all proposals
Blank proposals lists kind and estimated quantities
required full instructions as 10 the manner Of
and Will be furnished on application TO this
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked PRO
sosals ior sOre and Sdssessed e tho I'M
Deputy ounrtermastcr General. q. = Army.
PHr1 January f ~ nS ISL
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
a s sn Sss G sH + a sd
E S4I e
SsSs, A.
and the envelope TEpS'l
UNITED STATES ASSAY OFFICE AT NEW YORK
SUPgRSIESDRSIs OFFICE, Jan. Is. 1881. )
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
~ the sac Sn II a. TO %e
by this Once during The SIX months ending June &c. 1851 EN-
copper zinc, oils crucbes covers slrrers buck
gloves, lttens com DaRs COTTON cIoIu ulS s"ouS oS
hardware and other necessary supplies
blank forms for proposals with information
quantities each article that Will probably DC required
will be furnis application
Proposals will Oe separately each article and
upon comparison prices and samples OF articles fur
nshed and will accepted the whole or part as may
be deemed interest Of the Government the right to
reject any all proposals being reserved
keQulstiOns made the parties whose bids may
accepted the articles must DO furnished as required
without ceay. go
onird OF ali parties whose bids may accepted for the
faithful performance OF the contract $1,000 -,
Will be opened the presence OF bid1es All
should addressed the undersigned,
and Tue envelope Endorsed Proposals for supplies"
THOS. G. ACTON, superintendent,
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
NENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSoLU TIE SAFETY.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YorK. Tuesday. Jan. %. 1881
The following sales we're held at the Exchange
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NEW -JEKSEI SOUTHERN KAILW M
~ Leave New. York loot L!berty.st. y. Il
Via BrauchpOrt
For Sandy Hook, 8:15 Has a. IN. r. n.
for Monmouth Besch, Sesb1sht ami Highlands s. $40
Has M. $3.50. IN.
Via Bank
S:l5a m-For Manchester, Toms River Barnegat. SC.
1870 D. m-For Manchester Toms River, ATLANTIC CITY
'H n AL to SwStngs Toms FLYER Barnegat so
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VIA THE
STONINGrON LINE.

CONNECTING FUII Adj FUIN 70 EENoT
The Elegant steamers z..
cHusETTs on Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays
and NARRA0ANsETT on Mondays wednesdays ana FrE
days ~ ~ =. .no. ,,up q, Nm
toot NJ Iavsf arrivtns nm BOson A. NJ Special Limited
lie ets between New-York aud Boston, GOoD
On ~ as specified their face-$2 each s.o.-oor,.
Tckos Tor at all principal ticket oTces. at Sos
G ami 507 Broadway Metropolitan and fn A'onu0
ho'e p iiH9i ipENcE LINE-FoR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamer, ELECTRA aud GALArEA eave Pier ~ NorSh
Rive foot Warren.st) daily except euhuayp Nv %
Tor BostJn. via Providence direct
eioEh' W" ~ w ID. y BABC0cK. President
L. w. FILKISS. General PASSENGER AsenS
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8 ieamDoais ano RaiIroaos. .

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
"a FALL RIVER LINE.
~ 10 BOSTON FOR sPE IAL LIMITED TICKET
corresponding reduction points mdenfncent
steamers NEW orr and OLD OF ny Daily. sundays 81
cerom Pier N. R. foot OF Murrayst at 4;3O I'm Leve
BfSTk s p m; jersey city so1 via Annex boats
icEets statcrooms &C.. be obtained az all principal
hotels ana ticket Offices the the PIER and on board
GEO L. Common. BORDEN & LOWELL.
General Passenger Agent Agents
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY

3story brick dwelling with lot No l02 East 104th.
81, sc cor Of 4th'ave, lot 20x1O0.ll; William Mel
fF
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN. RAILWAY

EREEUOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION lie I'VE loot OF Liberty-st. for Freehold
nt 2:l5. ll:ij o. NJ: 4 03O ID m.
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f,orsss. Carriages. aarmsss. Sc.
ftlarbls auo Slate alantsls.

xHTOOD and SLATE MANTELS.-The most
w varied and complete stock Of ne msnis nov on x
hibirou r. b. STEWART 4 Co" 70 West 2Sds'- Now
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Gitp propertn nanteo.
Anrtion Safes OF Real estate.
A advertisement OF SALE.
~ = orr nRr MP CreTOMa

A advertisement OF SALE.
N OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF CusToNs,l
NEw.ORLEANs LA. Jan. 10, 1851
ny AUTHORITY OF the HON ORABIk skCREIAh %
the Marine Hospital Grounds aud unfinished cason h0sta
buildings the City OF New Orleans at IL M
fifteenth day VI February a. D. 1881 NJ tho
THE TIE PHoPERTY is bounded by COMMON. GRAvIER,
BROAD and WUITE-STS. .----
TERMS OF SALI-Onefourth cash. and the balance in
anuum IRON day OF sale paid Any failure the part Of
make payments "a above VIII nVOlve mo
OF the property and the forfeiture 10 inc Cnted
O the payments already made
United States rcservnR the rght l" reject
any deemed for the Interest OF the Government 10
do ---.- . .......
In accordance with the 70 terms. .--,--
orrcats OF sale subject 10 the foregoing
the successful bidder upon the accept
Secretary OF the Treasury ana the dee
Wa A. 3. BADGER Collector
COMMISSIONERS SALE for Distribution, in
" front OF Court House. jacksonville. Florida Monday.
Feb T. 1881 Valuable Property Estate OF Joseph L. ZEN
mock deceased 40 acres, suitable for farming pur,
poses building lots adjoining Jacksonyie also three
choice city lots, l. a IN sqnaIe ~ t0I l pal ,l
MOCK. Room IL. Chamber OF Commerce. Philadelphia
DICHARD V. HARNETT, AuctiOneer,
III viii sell ct auction,
WEDN ESDAY January 20,
atl2 o'clock the Exchange SalesTOOm Ill Broadway
(by order Supreme COutt)
MOORE, JENKINS 4 CO.'S WAREHOUSE
West Broadway and FrankiIn-st- .
story Nova Scotia stone building and lot
4sxS feet thoroughly built centre OF Wholesale grocery trade
ana advantages Of Elevated Railroad oo,,-,..
s.B BROWNELL. Referee, 20 Wallst
ROBINSON 4 SCRTBNERS, Attorneys lO2 broadway.
Maps at AuctiOneere Office III Broadway.
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NINETEEN TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT
SUNDAY, THREE DEPOTS IN PHI LADELPHIA,
TWO IN NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-26

ITO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
$500 BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADEL PHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-26

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. -
MOSEL.....saL.J Jan. 20. sat, Feb. II.
Dos sat- Feb. O. ~ TAR snI r seb III ~
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW DIRK N SOUTHLAND
TON. HAVRE OR BREMEN. .,o
FIRST CABIN $50 SECOND CABlNs6O
STEERAGE, $50.
Return tickets nc ro1uced Prepaid seeTage cerh,
Gates <2S sail from Pier between Second ana
Thirds t.. Hoboken. y. ]. -, . ,,o - ,o..,.. o.o.
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RED STAR LINE-FOR ANYWHERE.

RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
saung every saturday alternately from Philadelphia and
Newly ork, for Antwerp andIug passengers within few
nous ride OF The important points OF interest the Coo
- NEDERLAND Saturday Jan. 90 o a. m.
NAESIAND new Saturday. Feb. D. 10 a. m.
Forfates OF passage and other Information aDpyi)
oo- -, PElEk WRIGHT q SONS General Agents,
3O1 Walnut-st. PhIlalelphia. 10 BrOldwaY York
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NEW-YORK AND long BRANCH DIvI-

| ALL BAIL LINE for Perth AmbOy, South Amboy, Red
Pans long Branch Ocean Grove Asury Park Poin Pleas
| ant Toms River, Barnogat ATLANTIC CITY. &c
Leave ew York foot LibertYsr at o. el6. lao mi
| 1880 $780, 4. 5:3O D.
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Steamboats, ano Railroads..


TOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
l. N. Y, ~ H. and II. X. r. Leave Grand Central Depot
1885 D. week days. aud 1880 D. M sundays otnef
trains at II IN. ana D. m Oct tickets via No"1or ANU
New. ENGLAND Railroads
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER BALBOA D.-Commencng January IL 1881
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot; ,,,,
800 H. Western and Northern Express 70 hoohestei'
PlattsbuIg, ST. Adams and Montreal -. ... .. co,a,
1880 Chicago Express, drawlngToOm cars 70 |"u
daiguR, Rochester and Buffalo. M ...,... 60 ,-,,oa
llO0 M, Albany and Troy with conneeuohs =" 0S"
Saratoga Glen's Falls ana RUTLAND
400 D. M. Accommodation 10 ALBANY anu TROY, ..- a..
900 m 81 Express daily WIN seepiug cars ,oe
St LOUIS running through every DAY ~ to meohi also
for Aulnrn Road Stations and Buffalo, Toledo and Do
ro!t aud excepting sunday night Tor honVroa VIA raS
burg 40, In, .,..n,o. .ar, for
$50 p. m Pacific Express daily with sleeping cars LOT
Rochester Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Dotr0t anu SnioaSo
and excepting Sunday night for Montreal via 81 hoan
1880 m, Night Express with sleeping cars W Aio@s
and Troy. go, ,,o n.o...r ana al,
Express Offices Par place anu 100 euu of~
broadway New. York and 1888 Washing zionist, Brooklyn
!. NJ rOUCEY. Gen. sup G. b. MEEkEE Gen: fassr Az
NORWICH LINE , pou,.,, ~, IN. r...
Via Nav fondon Pier NO. ~ Norta River
at 4:3On m daily Sundays excepted
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New- York, Wood.
III haven and RockawaV Rallroad.-Leaye daiy' e1oeps
sunday, Hunters Point 6:l0, ii;0o g. M A'to " H.
Leave Rockaway 7:tO a. m: 3lV. 0lo y u,
50 TO BOSTON,
VIA THE
STONINGrON LINE.
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BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.

~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
- Wa Philadelphia. baltimore and Washington.
X o, NewJersey depot the foot OF Libertyst. follows
an nday for Washington and the West with
m-Dsiiy Tor Washington Cincinnati. Chicago and 8.
Enare train runs through to Cnicige also through
LIZ p m.-Daily for Washington and the West with
sleeping cars attached. .
10 all trains
No other line makes faster time the West
Trains arrive from the West at GAO a. m p and 800
Principal NewYork oace. 9l5 Broadway also Broad
way.
Tickets secured and baggage checked through destination
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Station in New York foot OF Lbertyst; station In
Brooklyn. foot of Fut0n-St.. JEWELS Wharf
Gommencing December l. lSs0-Leave New-York foot Of
$50 4 m.-For Pennington. Easton Allentown. Reading
1870 a. m.-For schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch
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$40 a. m.-For Flemington. Easton Allentown Reading
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N?nticoke Upper Lehigh, Scranton &.
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Hsblrg, Mauch chunk. Waverly, &C.
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10 CITY station
Daily Republican., 1881-06-28
The Turkish Tragedy.

| CONSTANTlSOPLE,J June % The tri.
al of the persons charged with the mur.
dor of ex-Sultan Abdul Aziz began to.
day with a public examination of the
prisoners. Nouri Pacha admitted hav.
ing ordered Abdul Aziz to be put tc
death by command of commission
composed of Midhat, Ruchdi and Nah.
moud Pachas. Midhat Pacha, in a long
speech, denied the existence OF any such
commission, and maintained that Alb
dul Aziz committed suicide. He ex-
pressed regret that he had taken refuge
at the French Consulate in Smyrna.
Witnesses were then examined 10 prove
that Abdul Azz vas murdered. The
trial was adjourned.
In the trial of the conSpirators to-day
the Public Prosecutor demanded that
the penalty Of death be pronounced
against the actual assassin, and that
Midhat, Ruchdi and Mahmoud Pachas
be condemned to fifteen years hard
labor. The assassin confessed that the
assassination was ordered by Nouri
Pacha
Midhat Pacha, in his address, rebut-
ted the twenty seven points Of the in
dictment, and declared that he would
never have degraded the revolution
which he had gloritied and which had
been accomplished without bloodshed.
Mahmoud Pacha energetical!y denied
participation in the crime.