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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
Ciin Real Gsiate for 5ale.

ADVFRIISI MENTS FOR THE NV
n YORK TnIn NJ WILL b KLChlNnn '. ~ rb liz
tretst 90. West twenty thlrl-st.. corner Erhtl ave.
No ~ last Fourteenth st. corner Mon ~ na 80
sye corner Fortys.Vcnthst; at the HARLEM ~ -.
itNl 2.30n IhId-aV".. conner one hull''~ ANU
'f.- 90. ~. ~ regular once iStvs-
NOR INVESTMENT-ON BEEkMAN-ST.-
Il Fine store property. paving 10 PEI cent
1T LANDSS WHITING, = Ieskuan't -.
TOR SALE-The elegant new building north
Y west corner Hudson AMI pUdnsst-.. just finished "A
srlendid nvrstpeut +. IL LUDLOW Co. Pine IT.
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5itndiioro tUduico-- (cmdIco.

PROTESTANT SERVANTS Bi EE\l.
y - q
eaa gih,r MI" n, i'i 'I ,'' -i,EoyE
Wi-EEki. l. 3. Oih ave- fourth lou.c ai,'.c Iuth.st
"' ''''' 80
\ ElkL to go uN--'".'- W. '',', ,.,.l -
-. P"'"" '"''' 's''
'"''
i IN W",t Wa. ''Sr q ,s a,' n., .r
= ~ 49, ,..r, t..f O.. .f, t . i.. i,,,t.l .- cd,
,i.',..d AlA,,...W :, d., e. If,nrl. t+ra.
''- a., ,.,.,.,... g.,
NHAMlIkMAID and VI NJ ! lI Shy %
,.ry carahl, f.ii tily Nofv if,e-t -it .i. ui
S",,'@a , n,t '' Mr., ut .. m .,- E
A., add npi avg. I'D, .I .nu.tf, ts. 90 49,
I-th.>
NU,NHFEW0EK. HO-~EWOEK. WATT
~ %t..-I Co., ,f..-.. .. al' l-.'... - D..
o., ,,' ,n.uf,t a. t....rIf. . It.1I.~i
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NIERk or IAIbl = ttniNNI'N.-'N .
-, ia, .nri '.. ,a ''' & e. M .s
I,n, l,,, &. ,alu . N,,.y. l.t. i.,ii tA,.t-t -t
S,ta,u.c. y. :.
COOK.-By n fir-,-ci~. cool god hl,r;
y good city rrf,rcncr- cts cog country j.. "r-i ih
ST.
COOK.-By a good cook with private FAM
y liz. gsrr l.ft,uo,-' caI Do s''r i'u IT," dAj n"
cards 20 Wet $ith--L
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FnR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

= 10 49,
pun tprLPHIA, PPM, harh J." ISL. > a..
SEALED PROPOSALS, In tTphcate, Win COPY Vl tUs
s,rtisrren, and uf the instructions 10 bidders ~,
sb iii be- received AT this ONCE until noon Apth ~
~ Phin tho United >tatcs OuArtrtu tsteI p'P''
IL he drverrd al the Quartermasters Depot Al rhiN'oi
mia Penn Jefferson Tile, lLd; nh, ,o,, D,
f wa. 10 400 AZ hrNcs. lOOo ShoNei7 Mt'n lD.N
AZ .no Tmp,t-. 200 Trumpet crooks 7ou Lent tih'i
IL 900 scrubbng brushes llOOOo s nod ptrs ' Cnton
sbirring FLANNEL 81. ~ ounces loVooV 5siu' N"on
Flannel -. c..,a-nas,ar.s DeDot Al phtladel.
phil. Penn. ,oo ,,,.., Eagles, Ia 600 Ton pieces
49,, .,Lc-. I'd 600 Side Buttons sssnttcn lnVuo WINE
Mi %n,ber,. $4,000 Campaign HAS E'tuOo f.Ihge
60 ri, a1O Knit Indershirt; l2oon" palfs "ol Sto'
- io1 600 pairs white Berlin Gloves IOOVo Pnis Mpoi
do pairs Arctic Oyershocs 2OOoO WOoien
,t zoo wards - Facing Cloth 10000 yAris SKY blue
.A, !, A heavy quality 1900 yhris cape lining tlan
kYsTN No yaris y DarE blue Flannel for bouses S0OOO
r5 canvas Padding 5000 yards srslai 900 ounces Sk
Ssiu, = az, pourds Linen Machine Thread 400 dozes
49, cltton iNO gross Coat Buttons, 6OOo gross SHIRT
i,,ansV Ia 900 Hooks and Eye 10000 yards WOrsted
n,, az OoO an Buc kes 2bO.OOO yards White Tape.
are Informed that all articles viii De subjected 20
ton that fun compliance with the specifications
M be Insisted upon, and that no articles Inferior To the
standard Will be accepted -. =, 49,. - - -, IA,
& manuacturc conditions Of price and quality being equal
ladders are also informed that these goods deliverable
and payahle on and after July /. ISL - =,
FOR copies Of printed INSTRUCTIONS 10 oddeFs anu UNIT "
formation apply at this once. . , -, 49,, a, p.o,o.a,.
Inyeopes tanning proposals "a be ndorsr froposAs
Tar NIary supplies, and addressed 10 the underslgnc
D. a HUCkEtl, Asst y IL General " D. A.
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6iinalions tuanlco-- Glales.

GARDENER--By frst-class gSaTde IlrI
-, hlsiy crc in The hisr Diansh' e% ,,sc NE rs
Chombcrsst
GARDENER-Ey German, who understand
- his hnsin, - 80 take caIro crnrh.hs ,a' ~,
f Ro.c. t"'D"'cn A@i9N Ill., care i'''0' %
GARDENER.-By a man who can care green
" house 10 ouioor foeer and vegc'ahc fardenns nov
CtRPENfER's NEW.YOEK HOUSE OF EMPLOYMENT
los othave- near "ihst
EARDENER.-By a married man, no family,
and r4srSii's sod ir do1 cr and ,csria6c rrover;
take Of dairy AddrrssJ T. l., o. SO br'a'"ay Nf.
GERMAN CORRESPONDENT or OFFICE
rhor.,l, rrt .ne rai ,anor hon. moielaic we-c,-
,.cr'sl.c anG b-' rcfe' ''es t'ca GEORGE hAI''I
GROCERY or DRY GOODS SALESMAN
80 h AZ 1y.'nf r2" 3i' ~ 3t3 E ,.. ii.
HANDY MANA German. speaking some
oaii or GGi'ss HilXANnfE TNSER. Sir.n.t
HELPING PORTER-Bv n sober active
Young man. "-c =. wholesale joine or mongf1c'
i i'iiuce..t.
| IGHr PORTFB.-Hy Young man l22) Is
dr1. III IA. y. -. 'i -al6 "a IT, aa6ais
I IGUT PORTER, DRIVER or USEFUL
II MhN-ry an American. AZ 70 has good knc1 irc
Gi0 Vs. bibwAY. zoo mae
| IGlIr PORTER or OFFICE ASSISTANT.
- ~, '' "nnr ',a, e 'loign'. ~ 'n a., tg'i-
croncc .,,u. hELLooo. nIpancoh,,.
IGHr PORTER or USEFUL MANLY mn
II tuci,tu a.. Zoo iua Nno'-al hon.r int irrnt Vel
g., , '',', $50 ., A,'or <rA>T'- "auar o,
! lGIIr PORTER or t>EFil.L MlN:- .li.,,. a
Mus tI,b NDi ut,y. tI v.ion,' llol'.'n. r'I.
! lGHr r0RlfE or USEFUL lorlll--ll'y
nitf .e,lft , .. h,.t ,.I' ui.i.u,r lll"MA 60 B..
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GUNNER iieeorts

4 FEW BOARDERS can be accommodated
~ with boapi terms, ~ per week AuHf'Ss H''h-''
SMITH. Freehold. Greene County y !.
4 PRIVATE family have home comforts,
~ good board mountain air bo@tlng -' nsit 1 H. ~
DOARD ot n FARM HOUSE.-ll2 hours from
Id Nrw.York on Morris and Essex X X terms m"''Ae'
Address T. o. BON ~, New Pro'iirnc"' ~ J..
ILEN RIDGE, Cornwall, \. l.-iiolse now
men 40 acres Of ground gas water, woo ares I'm
fruit and vegvtablcs MILL carriages stages o. %" '
JANIS g. ROE.
HEATH HOUSE, Schooleys Ai9'i ~ fri
L sartnas y opens early Ia the season. senh iofS''
cnl.r lWAkKES CoLEMNS Manager. ---..--
CARANAC LAKE HOUSE QoTme I'M. house,
- tins ADihVNpa, ~ tower saranac Lake, has nee9
,narughiy renovated aud newly furn,e 10 the
narnr Ia A other hotels IN hr ,,,t mo
i.SeiIns public and old patrons OF I'M s,,r, them
, All .uare N, thr Expense MOI pains i.s &c.
PIUpro , ,ne and good atendants ekstrhhvs" I',or
Address ,,, 90 \ v
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Gin 11ropcrtn Go Get.

ADyFRTISEMENTS FOE THE NEW,
n YopE TKiBt Ne WILL BE RECEIVED Al . ~
1TToWE orr ~ 30 l.2r BrOstway. coinci ihi'y'
trs,st sos West twenty -thtd-. corner Il2hin -
corner mon - uai,
ave corner Forty-s.,tuth 81. az the hAhI ~ "a,
Nos l.ONl and 1ipu Third ave, corner 'iv "'''' ~
tver'v' och-t. Up 90 T. LII. al T. g;iH one I.ee
4 BROWN-STONE HOUSE, near Madison
~ s0uar. recently decorated ana furnished Tor Owner ne"
t. LEI low r. private family longer Adt'-s
a. b. C." New NUIk club.
PARTMENTS for clubs 10 let ut lo3 and
~ lOj Easi lithst AT accoa'n"ii i"n' ~" ii''''+'
COOPERATIVE BV ILDlNGS.
F,rsfclass atarni.ut forming below Park
elevators cash Investments $3.50 Ia sl2"' ""r- "
% $40 Tor plans and Itri'' ua7 SIC
Messrs. PUGIN 4 WALTER, Architects. - Nalisi
rJ,O LET.-Physicians office. furnished. on
pariar loo West 3-th-t. 5th-aye.. possession be-
io.t MAY l. Inquire lO2 last 2%d 81
I'D square.
To leass. for term Of years for business purposes
NATHANIEL MILES, II Exchang'-psce
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5iluatiouo tOdutc0 Nld.co.

-A.-COACHNEN. GEOONS, WArIEES,
~. COOKS. Gaidsn.fs, 'in'n. VIA A"' h'''' " 10
In,,,cn t~i,e OF ,oo,.d .ual..,d n'..ofHsf'. ~ Ni-
sly y nLEI.NAN%. 1'-' ilo''".'. i-''n' "' I-''
4 SSISTANT BARTENDER or FlrLNhN.-
ro'd cit IT. 'j s.i, ADJ. TO- I'D t,,o.rh
RooKKEErEE &c.-Ey an Aqcr,q l22l
ID A. MnLLu,psf. COPS I.t tiu, 'sr or ef- go l"f- or
s cIcI ~9i moni tn I'm IN a, ~ aoa j. LHE,h
Colchester, Conn
RooKKEErEE. &c.-l'y a yyc ICED li..
r, ,.,rrGt qn,ard D., f"'f years otp',.'' u,'I l'ra
LILY. ,U.,9 Ma,n.-t HuGlo. y s.
pOY.-Hv IN indu.tIiou. hoy. apc ~, Who
ID has wort - III na'lqe shop a. ri'ne iil g'n Roy
hopes to cam - weekly PEER Hpo"Ll'"O A""'' 81
pUTLER, VALET. COURIER o. Attendant
long c1rc1cnce ana hnov.cfr Of all lnqer.i places ~
n n%,Tc c, Ea' Once ~ roavay
NLERK or PORTEE.-Ry an American, age
' o. a. clerk porcrn ~h" l' h"1s~ four 'rsrv city
Tt i Toif dr J. per week cOffEE Tribune once
COACHMAN.-By IL married man about 81
lor and some vcicnay knowledge 1t Of references
Address J J b.. ol SHAVE.
NOACHMAN.-By respectable young man
fa driser sofcr and usiwert. az c,n ~" gne yars
from last place Address " H. az 4'"''' cry
NOACHMAN.-Bya Trustworthy, single man
y nrscas- groom, and careful oiiy driver M nih ana
plain gardening II Ieq9rcd hss good ~ Ahd county I'i
erenoes Address G. NJ, BOX g. Trtbun" once.
COACHMAN and GARDENER.-By mar
nod man no family understands thcpropcr car@end treat
mrIt of horses ld cragesi viii be found Wiling
will be highly recommended Address j. C., 56' tthaye'
city.
COACHMAN and GARDENER.-By an
~ Englnhman married understands the care 81 horses
aud carriages aud II ti0f0ugh ideuer l. temperate VA"
ing and good references from last employer Ad
dress NJ r.. Tribune Uptown ONCE l23s bT0nl"hy
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a competent,
~ reliable and Trustworthy diy ~ country t"mpe
tent % entire charge Of genemans place, hrsl class
r. fereos Address N. G., Box ~, Tribune Uptown Orice
l23S broadway.
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By n married
" man small family medium size thoroughly under.
sn,iover. sober honest civil and ohhgng Address
NRIIABiE, lioI ~, Tribune Uptown Once, l'25S
broadway. -------------
NOACHNlAN and GEOOM.-By a reliable
man a. nan and grrJu understands The proper
care az nua h0rpes city or country NOun AZ
ss In garden II required rst class city efcfenceA Address
&. T., l3e West 3gth'st' harness STORE ----------
COLLECTOR or MESSENGER .-By a highly
rspeetsbe young American ~; can furnish DesS OF
city References and give good security Address T. w. D"A
8, Tribune once.
HRIVER or PORTER.-By steady, hard
working German % years ~ aF, IN Nh"ierae nou,es
factory or Warehouse has recoin l G
employers call address Gus AAAs S"' AiVn'S~
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
yoRK CRY

40
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
sFw-YoKK CITY
eot Q Of Concord ave, 3s6'sx2l Paul y
DosSe % S5 t Of gtisye soIloo5 Francis 10000
6s'n -, g. Henry Robbins , 81, Al 1ox
wa; ;Sl@ssss9iiS5i hatHoi and wife to Mary
Ea sSs0.,t,: Mary BAKER end husband to Ger,
.rdde Rs at Ss 3oxs7xlailxss Berwah staude
,oesfi fl Of sti i,,s is"S bith 1900
,e,N'.os SSGii OF 2daVc 7'Nloz-' paiie' $4,000
sns puperty; William jackson ana VIE 10 Ian COOO
Day $50 Ne 7baye lSHlc s,i si. . a aS3
st. 2 So I, Of 77thsve SOxlOO4: Royal Basse't
S%ila% Hop vi s5aTc iGsx774 Margaret o,,o
e" Maxim Wiso. M .,, IN ave. xeoosto
;st 1850 aye TO- ~ Max nancrr 100000
,ssss' III OF &i sG5 AN ano, Aiy 1880
s ssaus ; 5i;sqs4 e &C. ih SD same 4soc1
isipiiS2S Ama< aedae referee 10 ''1" ci2'O
noe k:9g :. g +, " Of shave, 25xas9 Eugene
pslsno ct al to smith Cftt ,...,s,. , pesord
Park psce Sos - and - 4o5S3@" - 4 ''''' $500
f"'S TsGSeS reisrss TO William hn''dfr ct a. 1850
'''H ~ 1Sssi5 l,caasd ; tsl'''' !" ' 4Gs,o
eot Il. n $40 eoi mhsse 2.n a,,s TO- 500
,e1insicssyc ,95 T. :, iG gile Is 10000
go, :, y ~ ri " OF Madison ave- ~ l'm"' WI" ,n .nn
''"nsn,, y ron and wife tn Aug hniii- 80, '''
laS - q hr'.aTss o sss'' '''' 10000
n,rkor aud wife "a william y Nin,'t n,. ,,, #
sylnna,c, co, Of p5igd raIs' ,5,nrl 400
els, a. n = $50 of IN ave. 10 NsH~,, - a.,
oates ard ""o'hcr executors etc. u" ''' 1000
, n1.Gs 80 gGi. l7Gx7ai: ai-p.s Grand IT. ~ g.
'i" , Aitovry a. iGlNlr0 Gc"fr" u "hsct "'' 80
wife in ~, Ihrn n tong"T d ilteii'nl q. u,,d
aad $50 iIe q 5,hsye s'AS' ''"'' wal" 1900
sthsye Io.n 1oi d aSsc,rs NJ KcHns 1000
oannonst. No IiS 2o''FiOo' Moses "u'''T 10 G.5oo
kfan-e
Ioslh It 20 ILL, o. as "c;es1 an 5000
o.. "a g IIOustGis ST. 2'NtN . -,N' nv
- itouStnns ", 81 n Of Chiton.-l, l0Nt"i a,'
ai-o n IlogsOu.st, iCS n " I lst-a,', S.r2c
5OOsH2i.4X5OOhs Eh1a Dean Z" h'h'''h
,,eyrrst n cor Of Oliver II. 50SlO0, Ehza Dean to
charles q Dean, " -. -. :, -. - ,,.,,., oasx
Us.hingt0nave ses, NJ Westchesiw luiituAI S-Hk
rresnlar. also cor Of Quau}l"ad shu li'
rad ave lOgNiTTpgtlar and al ~ o quarry -i'hi
q. Nv, f Nashnrnnaye. l2iNl"ONift"gulIi;
The IMMIGRANT and Industrial savings Rank 10 . soo
KodTique .., 80, ID,
lat = III rnc = u s s@i t. Charles rcnuint 10000
r.s.r.t " > 1925 n = 81 hVtngton--i, -2.bANt
cath pichl 10 JrinJ Drhl ..... .a,.- 80,
l. ~ OF ~ ave, S"Nl'" I'VE i'Nl 700
su,ugsteeu ct al to Kate ~chrld %''""
eob 5 POO II e oi MadisonaNe 2uNloo1 Mary
III Hutchinson 'n' "' $1,000
,o2n.t ms n e Of Sdave. i5o1Iooll; spenocrA
Fsnnilg 20 aeob Iuekcit 49, -. ,.,..,... !;
Prize. 81, 10 10 s. so1smSTd q al rnsecs a'ooo
eday, W 80 : II " Of s6i-r;. 80 sNlOO. the Mutual
Life Ins Robert McCa6crty ..........-... Ii"""
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.
CITIZENS LINE

Ar-TEDY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
~ NEW srT:A 'fFNs eARATOGA AND CITY OF TROY
leave PIER 80. y. r.. FOor NiofRf;sI daily e1cept
Eorh All Wet 'it, warmed With steam. Steamer
leatif . on sunday touches az Albany
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
"A DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier Al, North River,
SOUTH SIDE up CANAi~~T., every wFrK DAY at P.
IN countcingat Abs.y SUNDAY morning tKc,ploD Win
trains Norta. 'rs' anil asst St.terooms warned. 80
E1euIeon teAt 10 Albany ~ tHrn, Fed 20 DAYS g 90
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REAL ESTATE.

NEW-YORK, ThlrsIAY' hprI tF7 I"oN
Tho two following foreclosure sales were
,.,d At the Exchange saleSroom today
he'a By Hugh " camp
Ia, "a, M $40 West $50 Al. n g 67S
frsrne , ave lot 25x76 2x25SN727; Nathaniel 80 ooo
EVE 4. LOtrreneF Go.
aiding with lot. ANe-A, 4rlOHsOi
St l57xslxllic A"i' "erulAnla io ~. 1850
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GARDENER.-By frSt-class gardener
~ highly cNlcct I'm the higher branches; scotch; mar.
I family excellent rrierences 81 L., seed store 10
Chnubers-st.
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NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston. Worcester Ta4hns Portland and the Fast
leave JlYrT,
y. dAy. Sundays eIoePteL I4atod uokts To Bos-
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q ARDENER.-Dv a German, who understand :
~ hs husiur-s take ~ crutirmgns place. 30
dress FkEIDKICH hEIsNEl, care Ahos kcstAhahi' -
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DruokInn ,]ropcrin for Sale anb 90 Sc
Counlrn properin for Sac anG O. fe'

AN MENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRIM NJ WILL BIZ RECEIVED Al IHb
UPTOWN OFIIt -. 40. l2a- BTOsdwa'. coma lhuiy
frst.s Twenty third.st. conner tIrtfl ave.
No. 81 Eat Fourecuth 81. '0fuer ruor quar- 80, iid
ave corner Fnr,y venth-t the HARLEM 'FFlt -
Nos J c0l ard 1900 ThTdave, comet ore huhiIch aad
twenty nth 81. mp 10 T. regular ohce rates
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CRAWFORD, N. J.-Price, $500; cost
- $1,000; House. Thirteen Rooms, with all modern
seeyeuences Including burglar alarm and gs machine lot
rpr3eo. elegantly laid landscape gardening i
tnoe fruits great abundance very CAL and
re Photographs OWNER, ~ DuSnest.
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DRopoSN~ roRrrEL. FORAGE, STRAW,

1910 '''" '''- rIiu~. LIN'niN CASEY.
IL IL l-nII. u I-ng-L.l,-I- :.
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PROVIDENCE LTNE-PoR YREIGTrr ONLY.
staTlrrs KIECTHA and 0ALATEA leave Piar ~, North
Bver OF WArrunst daily leIosDt snndayD al -
ior Boston. Proviis1ls Va. oct.
Freight aihox lima taken at lowest rAteA
n. Il HANCOCK, PrnEdcnk
L X 4
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DCNDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing Vt
(West Poiht Cornwall. EcyTbuIg. Ma bore,
Milton roughk@rPsso ksopus connecting with Cssr ADD
Cornell and James W. Bsld%1n Lave daily p foot
Iarr.s ST. North River. except saturdays vhSa Thomas
Cornell leaves a. | n m.
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ATnRIIIERN KATINITNIJ VT n " . = -
~ Trais leave for Engew9od Cl9,,rF AZ W. n 80 D. m
y, ,, H. ~ n and $3.50 p. rho 1850 y III Tram WI"
.aVe 10 laor saturday nights M a.ro m so
Named spring Valley and Moh'ry ''Vo' '"'' - '
pm INC. n. ABBOTT, GenI PAss'r Agent NeW.YorE-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-21
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 5:10 pm, and
extinguished at $50 am.
A number of young ladies connected with
Wesley chapel have organized as the - Young
Ladies' Auxiliary Temperance Union. No. g."
A petition Tor writ of mandamus has been
hied by the United States, at the relation of
Esther A. keyser. asking that the District Com
misSloEers may be commanded to refund to her
S2.O33-6 81. with interest," the amount named
having been paid by her on account Of pur-
chase of a lot at a tax sale, which sale she
alleges vas invalid.
At the regular meeting Of the Acknowledged
Society. held last evening. Prof. Otis T. Mason
In the chair. papers were read as follows: THE
Anthrcpoeentrc Theory" by Lester F. Ward
and :. The Rabbit and the Spring; Dakotan
Iae.' by Mr.. s. ID. Human.
The following patents have been issued to per-
sons ID this city: j. III. Rogers assgnor i'm part
20 r. Hume and L. G.. HiRe. telephony; W. j.
Peyton. assignee. artificial tooth, reissue
Gcorgetown-George W. King, tank for the
storing Of petroleum.
Aessrs Edwards and Barnard have. for Susan
J.. Hall. filed bill against Annie q. Hume and
Others FOR injunction against the sale of east
half Of lot 5. square 456. for discovery &c.
Last night abou. 10 o'clock Mr. John Hany-
Seller, living on 81 street. near street. found
live eoEcrcd bsby. three or four months old
wing on the ground In front of his house This
mcrn.ng il was turned over to Annie Gray a
married. colored woman, who requested it to
raise
Mr. Henry Thorne. one Of our Oldest citizens
Is lying quite Ill ut his residence on E. between
9Th and 9TH streets with an affection of the liver
lie Is about n years old and this II the first Sc
nous Illness In his Efe-tiine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
stvTHROUGH ONE ADMINISTRATION"
A NOVEL OF
SOCIAL. POLITICAL AND DEPARTMENT LIFE
IN WASHINGTON.
MRS. FRANCES HODGsON BURNETT,
Author Of "That Lass o. Lowrie,sn "a Fair Barba-
ran." 'Haworth's." Etc.

This Story was begrn IN the November number o,
THE CENTURY MAGAZINE (Scribner's Monthly,
and Will run through the coming year. e will be of
special interest to all who familiar with life at the
capital
The November and December numbers Of THE CEN
TURY contain also two Portraits of President Garfield
spenddly engraved; DR.. Bisss Story of the Illness;
Paper by f. " Smalley Characteristics Of the
late President; capital Short Story by Mark Twain
Frederick Douglass's Ny Escape from Slavery" q
Reproduction Of the Life mask Of Lincoln. etc.. ETC.
The December number has been out Of print but 8
new edition is now ready All dealers receive subscrp
tons and supply numbers, or the publishers may bs
addressed direct.
THE JANUARY NUMBER.
ready on the 3d. viii contain the third instament OF
Through One Administration" and, among its mis-
cellsneous contents. most interesting paper by COL
Rockwell, entitled
''FROM MENTOR TO ELBERoN,"
with reproduction Of the Photograph of President
field sent by Mrs. Garfield to the Queen.
The February tMidwinter) number will have the new
cover, designed by Vedder, and will include the tex,
somewhat condensed) of Mrs. Burnetts Play '.Esme-
ralda, " now 50 popular in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-21

AT MEETING OF the Boa ri OF Trustees OF the
Pr sbytcry or Washington City, held on the 18th
Instant 1t the reS dence OF Judge Strong,
minute was adopted in relation to the
death OF the Pew. DR.. Mason Noble, late a MEM
ber OF the tOJrd, recording "its testimony
TO the purity Of his character; TO his excep-
tdnal d. 30, ION 10 the work Of his Master: to mis-
ndelty as IlcInLer OF the board, and TO his prac-
teal interest IN the WORK which 1t is doing for the
higher education and eyangeliZAtiOn OF the cOlOred
race.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-21

HOLIDAY GIFTS-There is nowhere In the city so
large anu VARIED q collection OF shoes and slippers
Tor The Observance Of Christmas giving We are
EtW he wing at the best advantage We can. We
haNe Bought tEfSe goods at our own prices. and
Will Sc t:t III less than hall their original value.
LaCieS ana e Bt, handsome .bTt idered slippers,
from IS Ets To SO, sold elsewhere at So. COO
mems lip toots, It 81 80 per pair TO be positively
closed out 80 eases Oh boys boots at 81 per pair.
go GLidfcnS ard OGtb'S bOCtS, t5 cents pair.
The finest cots, sECJS and slippers fCr ladies and
children can be- found II the EOSton Shoe House,
<sl PI hESJ wanna avenue, ne.r National Hotel
LEOPOLD RICHOLD.
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CASE OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY was preferred
agaiilst c0i9red man IN the police court to-day,
Dy WeLltiTeSSed white woman. who sisted that
the pi oaer approached her while on her way to
X Colds hI1id's mammoth department store S12
sth street, between III and / NV, where she
1htended tn invest 80 in Christmas presents, and
mat this man told her il the best place In the
city 10 spend her money, She would then
nave an Opportunity Oh getting free ii ket for
the thr:3 great presents. To be drawn for besides
selection from IN immense invoice OF goods lust
arrived, which are cheaper than ever, and which
Just pSrllyZe the 90 It trade
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DIED.

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BRADFORD. On Tuesday evening December Goth
1881. Of iIhthere, CORA MAY, daughter of Alden
and Hattie II. Bradford, Of Washington in the eth
year of her age.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral tomorrow, at l O'Clock p. m. from 1716 New
Jersey avenue northwest. q
HARRIS: On Tuesday, December 20, 1881, AGNES
HARRIS IN the twenty fifth year of her age.
Funeral to take place from her late re dence New Jer
sey avenue northeast between street and North Caro-
una avenue to morrow, at am Mass at st. Peters
church. Friends and relatives respecf uy invited
THOMSON On Tuesday. DECEMBER 20, 1881. at 10
Funersl will take place on Friday. December 3d. at
pm, from residence OF husband. 915 New Jersey ave-
nue. northwest Friends invited to attend.
TOUMEY: On the morning of December 21st 1881,
after brief but painful illness, WILLIAM the beloved
months. $1,000 ~ wv
His funeral VIII take place from his fathers residence
1872 Thirteenth street northwest Thursday 22d inst
3 Pm. baltimore Sun please copy.l
=, WAA VAS On December 20, 1881. Mrs. ANN
MATILDA WASHINGTON, widow Of the late DIR. Belly
WASHINGTON OF the United States Navy, in the eighty
third year of her
The funeral will take place from her late residence
ZIG Sixth street northwest Thursday, December % at
are invited to attend.