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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-07

RELATIONS NTH SPAIN.

DESIRE OF THE sPANIARDs FOR COMMERCIAL
TREATY.
NJ Polo de Bernabe, of the Spanish Legation az
Washington said recently to a TRIBUNE reporter al
the Clarendon HOtel
"The relations between the United States ana
Spain were neverin more satisfactory condition Ny
Government recognizes the power OF your country
i'm the affairs of the world and is consequently
pleased that there is no doubt about the, future
friendly relations of the two countries ana grati-
fed that so much cordality exists Nor III TINS Ieel
ing confined to the Government. My cOuntrymeh
know a good deal about the Americans ana nave
learned To honor them think thIs ITlHh4heTs nuy
result in closer alliances II l NAV Oe ailoWeu
to use tine term, and broader COMMERCIAL treaties
At present we very much desire u satisfactory com
mercal treaty, believing that 1t VIII benefit Dotn
countries. If the United States Government Will
make concessions to us we shall do the same on on
part For instance. take flour. We have hiEh tarin
against American -four and a low one for Spanish.
when il is imported into Cuba. Now
il seems that American -four should he carried across
TO Cuba when it is so near. A CONCESSION IN our
favor on sugar and tobacco and hardware, our three
prncjpa exports would be more than met, IN my
belief by concessions OH honr and American manu-
features. | believe profitable market would DC
found for many of the things made III this coun-
uy which are shut out. because the
tariff sucL that to export them would be almost
i'm a satisfactory condition. We have no more
uuarres and the desire to develop the commerce of
the country is very strong one ,r,..-.,..
DO yOu think there Is strong PROBABILITY tuau
treaty will be nader 800.
Yes, l think there is very great probability
that the new Government after 1t has
settled down, will look into the ques-
tlon and arrange satisfactory treaty
for commercial purposes between tie two
countries / think the feeling of President Haycss
Government OF perhaps should say the House aud
Senate has been against opening neGOt atOns. Ger
talnly " hether am correct OrnO, nothing has been
done. But now we hope to bring about souethlDg.'
"How Tar advanced IS the Spanish Claims Com
mssIonp
"Our work IL well under waV. We have disposed
of something like $50 600 % claims BY the pay
ment of some 81. 900 600. Many Of the claims were
thrown out for want of sufficient evidence. OF
those remaining. j think about SS,00O,OOO, the
probability il that larger per cent will DO pad, be-
cause we considered the worst or weakest cases nc
frst. At al events the work must be finished in-
side OF one YEAR,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-07
\ n Gw YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, MARCH I, 1881.

SIS s9: zoos $685. 2s72 245s 2sSl l2Ss jas l52s l
e. l5s 57s 23SS 2i29 24 as 4s aa aas 2si6 29S
oy20 2p2I 2D22 1924. 231 2gS2 2915, 29s4 $500
i Darreti CourI opens az o;gO AZ zoos Si2S
1885 1907 l25 ly11. 1914 1912 25I9. 2d4s loo''
PART iii-iSSfcnce J-Court opens at 1880 mS z9S
271o 27ii 1893 1856 9lO2. lisp, 1929 27S9 27sS 5
2s07 SSe7 2s25, Pal 2s42 1850 4g52 268d 2oSs go AZ
SS5S 1893 Ss1 s5 S 3S 2lS 2 g74 ZO' -O0'
SUPERIuR UoURT-GENKRAL TRRN-Sedgget' W q. esa ala
Freedman aud Truax Court opens az II a. Va Is
General Cairndsr-Nos. to 81 Inclusive ,.,.n,.r
SPECIAL TKRM-Sp5r Court OPENS at 10 g. m CN W.
Sbs7SS To- H. IL is H. To- 10, H. ls. 49, 90 a. ~
q fRiL - rERg-PAErs l. H. and III-AdOurned until the
COMMON Al rRRM-Daly J., Daly and van
Hoesen JJ-C0urt opens at IL A. N Motions anu eI1ens
from Orders Nos ~ inclusive Appeals rom Irt
OF this Court 80 sob Appeals from MaIlDe In 10
Nos 81 to GOA. Appeals nom District Courts-Nos 1oO "
sPEcIHL iERy-Beach J.-COurt at II a m-'NOS
TsGL Tf.PiRr Ivan Brunt JCoIrr egenss e e. 1910
G78 G8i 24g 42l TAI 1865, 07s S9S sIS lOV AooO' W.
pg7 i0s5 1865 gS5, s94 056
PARIS III and I.-Adiourned for me term. , Corrt
MARINE CoURr-TmAL rKRM-PARr l.-sheridai, - 9Sn
opens at 10 A. m-Nos 441S 52t2 Dos 42G7 35ol' S SS
MI Sii0o 57gS 465i 2i9O 1897 b327 1000
i7o9 56i7 354O 1890 1922 81. 1885, Gl9 1872 81 sSS7
PART If-Nehrbas, JCourt opens az II a. M. NUs f78i
b7s5 47O3 47O7 1914 300. 372i 436S, 64O9 2sS'T O
GRSgaGL SfssIoys-PART L-Gndersleeve 1.-The P9op COM
agt Patrick Cassdy, robbery; same agL Apnossy s at
grand arcenv Same aR Charles Boskey ar'oi SAME
Charles snpcz iass pretenses same agt Mary 81
dsrierly house; same b Frank Moore IhsIes Iohn
tors Frederick Cook William McLane, FentOn HDDels 'oh
Johnson Henry Weiss Peabody Webster, lottery laws.
PART r. Smyth, RThe People agt Cnales , null aos
same agt frank t. HogeO1om. grand arcenyi same NV
Alex. McVettyi Patrick Gillespie, excise law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-07

toav styove ynore aasdflv or intelligently to re-
move them It is no fault of his IL Englishmen de-
test prussians or il Austrians think Engshmen
il1.mannered He was of the party that works for
peace on earth and good will among men oil All
nations And he was o writer OF such ABILITY as 10
get hearing, and permanent hearing, Tor himsen
and his ideas during period Of twenty eVentiui
years.
JOURNALIST AND GENTLEMAN.
In his profession and out of it, among Journalists
and among all classes. he was the most popular OF
,,or ond was resoected not less than he was liked
Hard work never impaired his genial nature, nor
the freshness of his mind. He was never known 10
be out of temper. He was surrounded. partly Ny
his own chOlce partly by the readiness OF others 10
make him useful, by q very mixed company OF peo-
ple 1t was his habit to open his house OIL FRIDAY
evenings during the season TO all comeIs ana soie
of the most bI laDt and some Of the least prllahU
people in London we're TO be seen there. he never
courted the one nor did his polite fricndlneSs OF
manner ever fail him with the other. Artists anu
writer's of half dozen natiOnalltles thronseu hiS
rooms: as before the most famous and the least Ia
mons and he had hospitality enough for all OF them
and the gift of tongues to converse with EACH He
knew himself to he an immense favorite with those
ne most cared for, but he was never vain. Ihat
frank. direct simple sweetness and charm OF man
ner ACCOMPANIED him wherever he went. lie
talked admirably; with vivid intelligence, WIN
fulness of knowlogdo, and shrewd VII OF nlS
own. and humor that English people always s saiu
was English. His integrity was beyond euslhclol;
his loyalty TO his friends proof against any abuse
his services to those who asked them were lnnuler-
able, Losing in him as do frIenu whom, CduioV
replace have tried to Judge him impartially. but
beginning with a resolution not to say TOO nlacn,
end with the consciousness that l cannot say
enough. and that no tribute | can pay to Max
Schesinger will do justice to the manner ana hner
traits of his admirable character and honorable me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-07
DECISIONS-MAEcU 3.

Sppreme Court Chdzabers-Bv Judge Donohue -
eontnuS Granted defendanrS motion Tor Ersntoi
sio0 allowed @cCss sg See sSs ,o @ m
scI-Moton granted without costs memorandum. scott
Of Nathews-O stand Mallory agl Recncrt.TaIed
Ross agt stses.-Monon granted Caddie e az Mann.
denied OF The NewYOrk Loan and Indemnify
BY Judge People rel Hazel agt Burns aud
Nv ndge Lawrence Todd art Messenger exp
Is requred In the matter Of BrOadbea1I think that the
Ing SEE section $40 OF the OBren ngt
II The conveyance mas been dep0sed tbs clerk stay
will be Granted 70 The Gcfe upon his executing
ng with two sufficient sureies In the sum Of 5000
The People ex rel ThurDer agL Ihe Jusces VI the hAIe
Special TruS-By Judge Van Dayton.
oon - a1sSo19 g g y. ZEE -, c sn I az
ny go DO e Ro6bos AZ aoaG Ab an r. G
BY judge s aSs ct an as of
keyes T. not among tue pSpers Farm ETC. agt Mars
Snothsr-The defendants think, entItlod Jaament
sas1ns the m az Rro9 on hg s 81 me Ge
leaye 20 The gsinh 70 ans1d Oh Rsy at% Of eo.s
Judgment ordered for paG fOT the auOuntOl the claim and
Superior CoMrt--SDecial Term - Bv Chief Justice
sedgwck-Robbins ag5 Robbins Order staying proceed
etEaIddI Of Gtscon u%ncc CTalu ct al ast westefvt
ct report oooarped and Of Sreco
Garner agt Mangam aOrder settled Gray. sRt.
ereIed to be ed ngac Dro nc o. GATE fsbay e. 1851
Cegc e a. as HeSssr a
dered. Brown aR Bgshned etaL-OIder OF SUBSTITUTION
agt TIE Mayor ec-Order on renltutur GRANTED
and remttitur nled; JUDGMENT affirmed Jones' ETC. AIT
the Mayor Levy interest In the promises woad
prevent the plaintiffs recovering BE whole o tho under
any circumstances bat slsod that the award should
applied 10 the payment OF The assessment Judgment &C
cOrdnsly IoGnshend Aet sandera-Judgme for plaintiff
defendant will present his reguess England agt Leslie
The motion TO continue tluoeiion should De granted $40
abide the event. see decision Compton Compton
--OFJer granted
N0TtRe Court Chambers - BY Judge McAdam.-
IoOs aga Judgment for plaintiff s00 3d. Schlestein
ae Muller for antih 1888 49, Linis
Motion ffnDted March 49, GnsburR aEt 0roe; Deogan
agt ALISON Notions granted Ko'h sgt Connolly smitn
AIT EitIuatrck MCCORMICK Neutrality-suspicious. dis.
nsssed EVersOn aRL Powers Riddle aR- Cram-5uretles
ANNOYED. AarUn agt Dunpi Henderson AgL CaVaRaEh -
ofders aetted hcUrEth agt. Nat aD-hOuoE denied with
Sif coSts Coffin agt. arden UOfa,ng agt Fellows HOey
AR Barrett-Deiaults 5nd0n ad. McQuesDi Schwitzer
Az Ullmen Otingcr agt Estes GrasDuoh ast Goldberg
Bsang agG Rarkof; TOwle shetdan Prooee dis
missed Claren act Ratheiser ag Peters Fletcher
a1t rafferty, Same Agt 0Con1or 6ehaeler agL sehnidf
Korn agt Hays; Wartng agL Bremsn sulzer 4gt Yong
Same an COchrane agt OiOole HOughtOn
at schweich fnnertY; same ag Waai Arieter
ar Adams HahermaDn agt. Loeb; Haggery AgI A1Rht:
Wood agt 0arvey Burr agt FRANK: Agate agt koeher;
Rowe ag Dann Wetenstein aEt tehnP jarvis agi
johnson ag THUS Bodgett AT 0anson pariy ag| 9yi
IBsatahce Company ast Mayer on az
Hunter AT. Wclsl kraeht Ag1 DerDy'-1naSmeh'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-07
The COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

In the City Court, Brooklyn, in the matter
OF Mrs. Henrietta &. Deputy, against William II. HaE
zard no was adiugei liable % the plaintiff in tie sum
OF for personal injuries n ced upon her, Judge
McCue saturday denied tie motion u rho defendant
for struck Jury in the new trial winch he has secured
Thomas A. Brown and Morris Smmonds,
dramatic agents of this ctY, together with William
Frederick Alfred aud Edward Hanlon, Saturday began
suit in the UAited States Clrcu Court agains John A.
Smith, W. X. Mestayer Morton Emerson. wallis CLARK
Thomas DAILY and William DAILY. Jr., for an injunction
against production by the defendants OF vaudeville
pNDtomiIne, musical aud dramatic ccup0'iOh entitled
P0ur PenGre CCuge" or Scenes Ia BWt hrriaud." The
plaintiffs contend that they own tue cOptHglt OF The
play under the title Of a." lie Voyage en- suisse" mo
ton for an order to show cause why ibs INJUNCTION
should not issue Will BE- heard at carly doy.
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CALENDARS THis DAY.

aupREvS CoUsT--caAnsRRs Lawrence I1yourt oosl, AZ
i03oa Calendar called 81 IL m-firS' M"nuSy Aoon
osesESEsiL TEE-Dsyis, p. j., and Brady and Daniels
Cnurf OPENS ut 1890 m.-N0n eDrmarated MOTIONS
SSos 70 IOe inclusive. Preferred Causes-Soa 4lb 70
467 Inclusive and Enumerated houons-N0e' ~'o 0eo
Inclusive -. , ,,.-., ,n.n. n. l0Xoa y, 49,
s Si ss2 SDs ss sos 500 Ss7 sjs 500 900 d9I 02
~ "a S0S IOg 407 Law and FaotNos 1ll CO.,
100 SOL y22 $685. Q4s gse 073 Pa ~ ~ zgi e5i St
40 al s9S S84 o26 2e9 500 49, SI2 tof o<c S<o Slo
ga 6a6 IOO2. lOlO 1918. 1924, 1871 ,o..o 49,
SgG I-DOnohae JCoat opens ~ l0seA H.
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND MAIL :.
Trans leave NewY0rk, via DesbrOsses and COrtandt
streets Ferries ~ follOESg
Harrisburg. Ptsbu the West and south with Pullman
PALACE Cara Iitlc a. . m, and S:Jb m. daily
Wllbauaport, Lock Haven, a. $50 M Cory and
Erie AZ $50 D. M 10 CORY for TfusVe, Peuo
leum Centre and the On Regions
BItimore Washington and the South Limited Washing.
ton Exn,e of Pullman daiiy, sunday,
10 a. arrive wdshnston NJ Rega ar AZ 1880 aud $40
M $40 and 10 o. IA. sunday 4:SO O. ~ a.d 10 p m
Ixiress ior Bal timore. except Sunday, H. -
Express for West PhlAte Dha 4:5 70 3, SAC. ., Go
ana IL n int sundy $3.50 and a M; B. g. T. $50 ana 10
Et I for Pladephs via Camden 1880 M and pn
except sunday , . ,., III .Ao-A
trans At Jersey Ci aforng speedy and direct transfer
for BrOuklyn travel ,.., a "a ~ . -. a,x -
daiiv go n M daily except Monday. From WashtngtO
an, Baiiim6re 500 500 6:ZO, ln5O m sunday
65p a ~ and $50 y. m Prom Philads!phia 300 600
QGO iOiO II 10 A. n; l. TO- $50 $50 $50 $50, $50
AMI iOj0n m suay 500, 800, Z, lOAO ll;AO NJ ESQ.,
% nnh1 ID NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-07

ON AND AFTER JANUARY IT, 1881,
Express Trains NeYOrk via DesnrOsses and Cort
A mo s 10 FsrT o 40 Ha2ts IL - $500 $40
g. g. $50 ana 10 D. ana II might sundays, $3.50 ana
M, o. $50 ana 10 p M and " mani Sunday at
1880 and running through via trenton ana JAM
Boat. Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all Through
No. ersy CITY, &AordnsS speedy Anu auee' u@n''e
iVT traSs leave West Philadelphia 1901 3i5, 4i25,
T. IA d $50 and II Limited Express l;SOp M l. .,
l. 545, and NJ on s@S1y I'D ga and q ~
and $50 m daily except sunday A.,Or Hou.. and
foot oi and cotandt sts SourtS AM Br99k
n station foot o. k90nsIs Jrg t T n
grant TlcXet Office. Battery place. ,, call ,- and hN
baggage from hotels aud residences p,pNrp
FEAGG Sn.lsi WansEer Genl Passenger Agent
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New-YO Wood
IL maven and iockawav Raro1L-Leaye daily. exeeps
s 5tsSs y;odRusay 7:I6S M 3:iS 6iij .. IN
TE'HE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the
/ NEW.YURK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
tRs SSGExRNr ~ TRAINS TAKING NOVEMBER I5 1880
room Coaches Bunao and suspension Bridge . n,
a. n S Connecting e. WITS last sas 70 The west aud
southwest Pumans best Drawing room Sleeping CoAehef
7p rI M Dapaclac Express for sas West 5ssp3
Shicsso without change; also Aot plnos Cars Q" Chicago
7.l5 d m.--EmigranI train Tor tue West ,,.-, Ear
Trains Chambers street DeP6 NsSf s5e t sIo ESQ
Eewark, Gao $40 ll30 na FIR tIy ozS; nSaSs us
n' iTs so asa a. nSSS
a l.aU y
night Sundays g. $3.50. 1920 m' la'' O'0V y "i "N -
midnlghL ESQ TO- 1870 ~ nOoa l;4S, = $50 $40
%, 80 0IO e.5O, z, o. lO.3O y "a AMI ~ m,
9it" nTdsys O. $3.50 1O2OA NJ l;4O oSV y ~ ana IL
nidnight via Newark CAS- $40 1l;9o m $40 400. SEQ
a. m 70 - NJ and ~ midnight Saturday nights only suo
day 9ii0 TO 1910 a. m LAS, $780, e.l0 5;l6 and ~
midniShs suudays g. &c., lVzo h w- HSO' o"o H. A1A
II ndnighh~7 100 1910 D. M, $3.50 p. m -
rnrS an Cornwall, 1900 n M 1SO aiSO p =" sun
day. s:S0a and Kingston. N, $40 p m Sundays $50
B. m 7,5o. 0. 1929 a M $780, 300 $50. T. 7;IS p N.
dosnvvas' q $50 lU:2O q. m, 330 p N. - -.
5pnSstSyn TOD, y, l0;1O M 800, 4;SV, IAo M
sn,qsvs $50 lOs2O 6so = ~. ms ~ xnG s.sy
. ~, Iynns connect With NewXork anu Os"eHo An"nu
RaroaL ~ y sS O. 1920 O. W. 430. j. T. 7il5 sun
, TOT. ySn i22,.1I ~ ni, 8, $50 and u 20. -.
days DOW leave 23ds quarter OF ana quaIteL nter
ar honr from 545 $50 p me- and at lOsA0 ana Ai1o
p ,,r nassase and for Apartments IN Drawing. Room
Ilcsonioa coaches DO OD4ned, and oTters lof ne
and transfer Baggage nay De lett al ta Com
ehetk Lee N0n 239 AOl Vr 9j1 hrOaiSay ~ T., NO y
pays NnTonhvu az the COmpalYs Dep0ts =. = -.
.s ilins tas wess arEtve 10 NeW's"A 10 H@o
ami flgS N ana hsRT Gen' Pissr AGENT Nsw.YOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
- 40 gj6 NJ. 3 !. 400, 900 Sa9 ss0 aIaSV III
am IA m aud U30 D. ms 1liJO p m tsaan Wah
iaT, 10 mnnIga las Saturiy ngata o, axa M, A.so
'Nauuet spI1nR Valley aud AonasS' ''OO %" . ' ''
p IA mo. n ABBOTT. General Rissr Agent Nsw.YOrG
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M Richdrd Y. Harm.
3-story brick house with lot No log Mayery pace
Es SO II Of MacdOdRalst, lot 2219G Mas
MauOft..
I q story brick house with lot, Nc 1913 Columblast
5S II frOm Degrawst, brooklyn. lot 2lxSO' Saino
q lots on Monmouth-st, near Lexington ave- fOtb
Hamilton, y y, each 2jXlj6 same buYcr 49,
lots n Ferry Road known as lots Nos SOL ana 9o2,
on block No II ON map OF GUTENBERG, j.
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0urtlon Sales OF Real estate.
RICHARD v. HARNETT. Auctioneer

RICHAKD '. HARNEIT, AuctlOneer,
AZ will sell at Auclm,
TUESDAY, March 8,
- ~ O'Clock, Exchange SaesroOm. Ill Broadway.
43 and As 7have-TwO vesory brown stone houses and
los
3s Canal st.. northwest corner South 5th.ave Valuable
buslness corner with four-stOIy building.
33s and $40 East i23d sTwo 3stOy brown stone houses
ana lots, lG.8x45xlO0
1884 and OIthss 146 IT, east OF Maids .ave-Two lots
2bTluO.2 each
o5hs north side lib it. east Of lst.ave-FOur lots, 25x
1901 each
35h,st south SIDE $50 IT east of 6thave-one lot 25z
e9ll
Maps at AucuoDeor's office Ill Broadway basement.
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ON AND AFTER JANUARY n. 1881,

~ NM AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
NH - WITH ABSOLUTE SAFErY.
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51IIIp SITpREME COURT, Albany County

fHHE SUPhEIMsIEn gStStf III ast tcoaao WgALrH
- NOE COMPANY In ths mater " tue COa'
,vtsS LIFE BUHANCE COMA Z y, INSe
YSJS SoTIcE no UlBDlIOHS o. the w MOn ELL 10.
LIFE iSsU RANCE Pas lTdn nt ami DreeenS
nm s day Oi January 1880 and 1ed ana sh.st ~ U e
% AZ - rhrnaTy 1890 notice ~ heTeU gwen 70 VI Stonit
or Y the Communwe h idfe Insurance. Cohpahy' am " ,t
persons having claims Of sy ka ms 10 me- lie an
the 9 3h, eiyer of SAID company nc NY Qul NunDsr
ssn VI Az ths civ VI kGwEorK, md become parnes
~ G sbSye Sae suit or proceeding GA os etgl9 my y;
~ ~ xI isl and hat IL deiaulbh tuch treul.O5 iI
DAY "a n3isW taer cllias and bec1ninB pirtss ~
& nj ot prOcee,ny azores m ley haii DC peslla
d9Crsa Whioh LAS 1oeh or may
~ ID ~ saci AID psOece y ana isoIh y &
sii. it1fnuY N.ieh 5ut 70 A't ieA
I'm Y,ris or decree Dated Ncw'iO, Oo.9Der ~ lssO
So.tls-iaW26W Aioa THOMAS D. S'''t1A HooS"o"
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EegaI Nolltes.

CTATE OF Works. UPREME Ea COHh sni
- EorS1y or NEWIORK.-AOran - assay a anu
,,Ist bia wife. Charles r. Brown ana ialto r. nls
Nifr pantins against George IL WaaCS hu zAli ' "nr
Tnt1, srr,sou lane A. Wallace Eliza hhIlsoh, menIy
Uarrison her husband, William IL HARRISON Jon - -
80 Noptha ia vile Isabella MaerI, Henry hAIery heL
bsbanJ Margaret NJ W. HAM s9 georges ". III.
nT ,rs Ma ery Thomas J. IL rrlS1n Mary ms wlle
Tsb ia n IlaL John r. Hall ncr husDanu AiVaIt ~ %
Iab ia N.rs William MAI sh her husband JANIS " hai
son Nsry ms wife John HARRISON GtoIge nailsop Io n
mi NV his wife tine even name Oh tS WY O Jonh
ae3 ns,ns me plainn she u herein desly
- e., q Naf fnr the purposes Of TINS hctlOll tS9oeIt W
hnte9 rs yan a. aarri-ol Mary }. Harrison Jane Wal
agS 1nn b% Named defend You are hereby summoned
90 vSs he ausndei supplemental complaint ~ uls acuOh
conv an the alltlus attorneys
atie service VI tnB 4unlnObs *
~ H. i nf service aud IA case oil your azure 70 az
near or answer Judgment WIZ Do aAeh S S I'm ~ non
- r. a,.f 1,t,an,eJ m amepuei supWemehIl GUN
plhinL CAsS a "a 80 AZ Sd.st NeWburgh NJ Y.
No ths al,dye named deiendanisi IhOnas =. hILison
my ss,0 Nj wife Albert Harrison, Jane MauAce
5anssa Wallace Robert w Harris0n WI1m o. hartison'
r0 "a aTnson aud John j. II arrtsOp Inc IoLegohk sum
mons IL served upon you publication pursuant ~ Sr
~ rs to Heoge n Barrett one Ot the IuStoe5 OF ie 9u
W Isrt IIgd February b 1881, and LISA WIN th9 CV
,t e. ~. nftce on tho clerk OF NeWfOra COUNTY ~ hs
~. al Dated February ~ lool'
-. =, 800 NewUurgl. " Y.
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Z FUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

IL PASSENGER TRAINS on and after June l, ls5o VII
epors foot Of COrtandt and DesbToSsesst AZ I@O y
m u M ami $40 D. FasJon. Bethlehem, Ahento W.
pSad3ng Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre, T0wanfa Naverly,
thars GENEVA Lyons Buao and tue West Pullman sleep
ING coaches attached 20 $50 D. m. tram - =,
rEina len wing a. 40 and p M eonneck lok AL
rosnts IN Nahanoy and IIazetOn cDHl regions
F u. H. BY iNGTON, 6eueTai Z sssenger Agent
General Eastern Office corner church and Cor andts&
N''''A"' i-"''~' e.. MINCiSs AEeut
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CINCINNATI. CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS

~ AND THE WEST,
VIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave New-Yors. OF llbertyst:
8 D. IN. For WashD gtOn Cincinnati Chicago &c.
7p.m. DAILY Fat Line Through Coaches and Sleeping
Cars G .ncinnat Chicago. ST. Louis &C. . .,,-.-- =,
ll3O D. Daily tor Washington. Cincinnati C9Sago, &C
Tickets Tor sale and baggage checked at foot oil Lloefc
~ ih ~; II IT. : ~ EHARHIs HIP. BALDWIN,
~ 3iarf - a anaysr Cen Pass. Agt
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK. Saturday March 3. 1881.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD EsTABLIsHEp ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
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4 REDUCTION OF FARE.
s. 70 BOSTON T k6k sTXER LITE United TICKETS
reduction Eastern gOnts Mseniacens
s sea2ers and OLD COLONY Daily en
Leave Brooklyn $50 Jersey City p M, va Annex
ss s,asq q AZ
aES SsnsrS Fsssa:.r Agent BORDEN EEss
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
On an. yia Philadelphia. Bal1mTTe and washinston
% Newsrssy ssR0t a. the foot q ESSws
pariOr cars attached. ~ '- -"1 '''
mDally, for washnston cineinnat Chicago and 50
S 70 Entire tram runs through to Chicago also through
LILO m.-Daly. for Washington and the West with
Tue New b and O. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
Nocther line makes faster tme to the west
Trains arrive nom the West at 6:4O p. and 92o
Principal NewYOrE once BIS Broadway, GA Broad
Tekers baggage checked through Odesnauon
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
roosI at . " HewYork foot Of t6srtyst station In
Communicating becsS6sr gsso-Icays NewYork foot Of
1850 I. m.-For Pennington. EastOn Allentown Reading
1870 a m2FOr schOoey's Mountain High Bridge Branch.
D. l. 2 Western r. r., EastOn, Allentown. WIkesbarre,
s45 =. m.-For Flemngton EastOn. Allentown Reading.
HsTrisbprR Maueh CHUNK, Whamsport Tamaqua Drfton.
Ip m For Femingto1 Easton Allentown Reading Har.
$50 B. For Esstcn. Bath Mauch Chunk TAmaquA
DrlftOn, Wilkesbarre, Scranton. &c.
430 m.-Eor Sch0Oleys Mountain High Bridge Branch
EastOn, Allentown, 60
4:I5 D m-For somervilIe, Flemington, &C.
$50 p. m.-For ERston. d. L. and w. r. r.. Allentown.
Reading, Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk WilkesOarre, &c.
Sunday trains leave S45 ~ for Bound Brook
intermediate stations $50 p. Easton Allen
town, Harrisburg and the West. -. -
For Newark AZ 5:45 6l5 Gas 7l5, 7t5, sl5 $40 9:JS
S:iS g. 81 els 1873 $50 75 Sic siS 1915 fii6
For trains 20 local Time Tables nj stations
Boats of the Brooklyn and Erie Annex" make connections
to and from jersey City station
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
In SION.
ALL RAIL LIN E fol Perth AmbOY, South AmbOy, Red
Bank Long Branch Ocean Asbury Park Point Pleas
ant, Toms River, BarneSat, ATLANTIC CITY, &c.
Leave New York foot Lbertyet, at o. Sl6, ll4o q m;
1870. $780, 4, $50 D. m.
FREEHOLD AND NEW YORK RAILWAY
n CONNECTION Leave foot Of Liberty-st for Freehold
at $40. ll;45 a M; 4, 5i3O p. m
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave New.York foot Libertyst, n. H.
Via BTanchpOrt;
For SANDY Hook, sl6, ll:45 a No.. 4p m.
For Monmouth Beach. seaDrght and Highlands ., 3D.
Il. 45a. m, $3.50. y.
Via Red Banks
slO a. m.-FOr Manchester Toms River. Barne9at &C.
1850 pm For Manchester Toms River, ATLANTIC CITY
and all stations 70 Baysde
4 D. m-FOr winnings, Toms River, Barnegat, &c.