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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
TIE CONDITION or CALIFORNIA.

Ex-Governor Leland Stanford, of California,
informed a TRBrNE reporter the other day at the
Windsor Hotel that his state in very fouri'hlEc
condition. The Pacific Slope had followed the East ana
Y-std ihrou IN very financial crisis; but, Ike
the East II had recovered and he Thought the outlook
was bright. The Chinese movement and k,afnryIsn
lad died because there plenty 81 work to De had
by the lahoring classes, who did not give aay more
thought 10 the subject Of idle agitation He Thought
much more capital hal been made ont ~ o." Chinese
than ther WA any need Of. They were most peace
able race ~ Industrious intelligent workmcn lulAe
m,n other Nations they DID NOT have to be shown now
10 dos inor than once. their faculty Of imitation
being -o good that they could cops eNHcty. Hr dI not
Thus they increasing 90 nuilrr~ IN california.
judi King from the uuHh,r Who arrived and returned
iun by water, the lhitr ouumDtr'd -" fotin,r.
liii one COZ d NOT Judge exactly from q ~ means" b"-
cup-. uumhrr had IN m" Sin'c FOR me Territories
Bon reference was made 90 railroad uni tho want 81
tr1f- pofiaiou Tor the grain crop. Governor stanford
SAID that what the pr0pl, desired tn rpnp uon o.
thc roud francisco t. NrW bfl'an-, when
would ave ga outlet Tor the crops low mu'I th- va
ur,.rd couid b. from the fact that most ~ last
f,lt's crop Wu- SIN on hand H. did not think tine
.'. ,rr Very much int c-tcd in the proposrG pHns
frr frlufif arruts On" lsthiuus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
ABlRK IND / SCHOONER AsHoHE

PolNT PLEASANT, y. j., May 2j.-Ihc bark
Cr,rona bound from Mnr-cilrs. France. 30 W" York,
I'm ballast struck the brach 100 ms south OF station
Va 10 nj . o'clock yesterday morning Sandy
Hunk plot Jas. Thompson Was In charge "
,hc vessel when size struck. The bark "a
owned 10y Pray Di"hcnson' Ne" York md il
~ o- tons burden. The Keeper ~ Lite Saving station
~, IOCaptan David Fleming. mad, up Nolnutccr W
which went to the rr-rue OF tho crew Eleven trips
va, made and tie crew 0f II and Captain T.. G. Core.
and his wife and two children were taken safoy or with
baggage chart and SCI tools
The Crrnona lay la-t ui f he'd -ouhwrst md wen MP
On th. bench Mrtc.rr- have u.f- col saving her The
SisnaI tor station 80 CAPE Henry NalrpOIr The two
n..tcd schooner David T. Keeling. o,Hrrs William Sc
Cr. COMPANY, Captain Jones, iutrr IL ashore about
uuArtar ui a Ile Aoulhea vi uiA alice. she Las boon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
BrTISr 1NNIrEESfnIrS.

INuAVAroIIS, May 2j.--'lhr National Home
Mission roccty met Yesterday. the annual report
shows that the grand total Of receipt Tor the year hot In
,ludinr loans REPAID is S-jUy1 So. or 500 -u i moro
than .-t year Thc income from contributions ~, les
school- iuicr,rt on invested funds. etc. la- been
SlC93I2 -. TIE -or,iy'- iud, htinos- - s.pg55 3G
against 81 37 - a-t year. The tu-t funds 4rc held
~ follows: General purpu-c@ Sio.3t3 %; Freedmen
work aud school $--.oG9 TT; special cndowmcnis
81 ~q2 -; payments OF aurutics. S-2.7II - r..
ceiyel during the Ntnr. >Gl~, 30 church cdtnor loan
fund.-. S-17'@' 80 '.ri,h "ihre hchr'"i"nt mui
<b.11i HO. TIE f-rUi ddmin~tra' ION IT, less than
live per cent. Ills HI~ pronounced -Irprl-tus and
gr-ul ins. The report recommends .'ntcunih Jubilee
fu NtW YEAR. IIt LtN. b. 4. Potter 81 NrY.
York. Wa titeted itcufnIuE ~trIti arg.
l. y. kailoeA has attend tho meeting but little. He
Rat~ hc came here Tor lt-t.
The Home I--uu society rDsuurd ifs session 10 day
The Kr, MI snrne Of thc -c'niu@',an Mission, spoke
~ 10 the need. % hls ID partmrut.
TAr Committee nu Noruoul-u reported That the soc
ely owes ~" dates &" ~" pr' ~ Jtth: -, to nd
them the Gospel -sruud Co ul.r The 4Ill aud faithful
administration o tnr lave OF tAc land fortIc suppression
OF THIS mon-trou- clil.
Dr Dickiu-on OF I.ichinoud Va SPOKE 81 M. work in
the south H. tu"drlt that thc church Wa- doing bet
ter work than u hura boo Toe south. There grand
harry at pftuafiug 10 Mexico.
The Committee ou Mi-+lui- iu =, 'lco made IT, r.
port II reviewed the ad, rnring civilization 90 MrXico
HuG hoped that tnt spiritual ntrf,~i would Dot hc
c,iti. Tho o rIurtp sos 49, Little as uusht 10 be-
expended BOO MtNlcu iu tine tu-fIIu- wear.
The Committee uu ~cui.ttutruulnl Institute urged
that SjOpUOO should De- raised Tor the home mission
The following officers elected for the ensuing
year: Ir,SId,ut. T. J.. Howard. o. Connecticut; vice
presidents, j. H. walker, uf Na-i, Au-cit-, and John D.
Rnckucler 0f OHIO, trc"str o- ph u. iu5 {, OF Ton
nccticnt; auditors. William Phelps and Joseph l'rokaS
New lork, corresponding -crr'iHt}' me KEY Henry H.
Mourhou-r Ncwl ufk; recording secretary, the Rev H.
l., Juttrn New York managers Third class serving t
l~-l John H. Drau, " A. ,aii~ll and ihc l.,t l. lis
cox New York, the Rev l.. LaihrOp Connecticut, aud
tho ..y NJ Nur I'd la. AaN Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
ADyANCEIN OLD BONDS.

The activity and advance in Boston. Hart
ford and Elc hrst moriga,, bonds were the sensation
IN Will Street Yesterday. The movement r. ~iid &" nave
pccln several days ago In Bosi,n and Oh r. was mail
rtsc I'm the Ncw-Y0rk market Monday. The recorded
sales Tuesday amounted to ov Sl'pno'n ard Nr-''r
day 10 iror. than S2.OoOooO Opening yesterday ni
20 the price advanced rapidly 10 $50 from which there
was reaction in the lat hour Ia -''2 Tie ''""
was accompanied by rumor. t'1i Tie Nc~ ii"rn i'I-
road Company hal secured control ~ the N'w York on
New England Railroad dhcI,nrclI.Iton ~ th' H"-i"n
Hartford and Eric and dl-o That compr"1i~" "i t'
suit directed against the reorganization bad been m'
II was not learned yesterday that there was any "nhhA
tir In fact for either - these reports and W ir"n- JED
t..,si,l ~, Ia. Ncs. York aui V" iu-iail hfht Hl
thos familiar with the speculation in 10" h"u~ ii i
iif was ,.Npir--cd that tlc If -'u iu"Ntfn o. a-
trclv speculative. IL VIA -Iii Dos broker "a h" 't- 40
"A i. awnIni Of the bonds liit % ii"-iHu iru i4 -'
about 5000 - ttc ho'i. U tlr '-i 'ft lHN~ ''
~ ,,nu - OOOO 900 that 70 hal hcia "r % JON. i.r
Tie boston. Hartford and Irc lsalruad va IAN
iy..l in uulcr foitru.lr' 80 10" j. roe i H i
into the York and NV in-.lnd l.ali-"td "H'it
T.c bond ". re- made c'Ncr I into tfn'h ~ Tie Doe y
ro,up,nv and about - ur Vp of tht '"iaI --i' "i
= ~ lIA lrrt 81 t'f.I ere H. li' f'N '"i
many has Z, rf.dod dc'i; 81 $lnoHI.pub sHf 20 ~
asldc.thr foreclosure I~"cr' iinc and Q" f' ii"
I;o-t6n Hartford and Irit property Z" o." "" th.".
la, be-, ir tn courts for sniur tiiu' t'tH'ftt j.
ll;l,r r, ia,rtrd e. have c-tIt alr M ftAi ia TIE
result OF tn suit, hiCh hc l. iIi-'i ri"rr'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26

HARTFORD, COnn., Nay 2l.-INc lII-l m0H-
gaze bondholdcr- Of the Connecticut Western Eul.oiI
Company met here to-day for rco rlni1at un'r tu'
recent act Of the Legislature. Tho Wac representa-
tion Of over 100, including ina"hy of tA- largest
holders OF bonds. Ii reply 10 au inquiry a. go tie i'i
of t4-c bondholdcrs Who dh not c"".-r {" come H-"
the reorganization 10 stated that th state Ir'a-ur"r
now held the title and the L. sItIr, had fan on-itH
tonal power to determine how the c0mpH!! should "c
rcorgaiicd Tor the benefit of iulUuiJ OF tnc bond
holder Those no did not choose 10 come n would be-
left out IN the cold, and their LEGAL rights would h q
question for the courts to determine. Iut,Ntr With ai
OF the Legislature IN force r "a, THIS. no court 900
CONNECTICUT had ordered the salr OF drad al the
instance OF a minority 0f the buudhodrrr r,-olIlon
accepting the act OF the Legislature, ana rt"rsahlug
un, the title OF the Hartford and Connie ucut 81
crn railroad Company, wa adopted 10y iar-c VOTE
Gtj yeas representing Sl@O5JOO OF bonds, and 80
ma representing ollS $4,000.
* meeting the latOu ~ tho new company
will shortly he held, 10 which bOOA- WA be opened
for subscriptions TO stock In exchange Tor bonds.
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cALrNnAES THIS nAY.

srrrrug CorHI ru,WrYr, -HrId ~ u"r"hre :. court
opens lu Boa M calendar cIl'.f 10 u a n So '' 49,
g. 100. lu. 1884, .u1 800. go, -, ~. ---'
49, 80. ..,t .'t @'6. 3d. - D. BIZ. 3i3 -. 49,. 49,
~ ~ 49, -. ~ ia., l.p l12. l.. 10. 49, 10. l. ,~.
srgr,L rruv 'arrrnorc. =. Count op'ns At 10 a ~,
law and r,,t Sos ln:. loti. lU,1 ",i. 1859. 20. .'.
i6,t loo. 1908. flr. lu-I. 30. .'it 'l..
tfH.fif F'.I : BARRETT d. t'ul "f"0- ~ l' N O. m
Np. .Etl 49,. 4,.. t..-. aht~ &c. so i-l 70 70 D. 20.
.n ip. t,l9 'r'i, 800 80 49, 'j' t4' 81 J. '''' Do
'rt.f n N.n S"-.i D. court oi,o. 81 100 ,o u Ca-.
on So 40 tnIr' vat q is llr >'~ i't-'y NtAinai
tufufrtut. Noi4N rA,uiAr
PAM Ill faWr,ur. Court "pen- % ln 20 A. 900 81 i,t
OH so sI1,. MORGAN itt sAtr'. N"dN al n'iT
~VrYuJr CotE GsNt.Nl tksN Al"nin'si unil Cd" ufst
"~irsia"a o",ar srY,uu ryav -rruar. J.Co,rt opor,
at 1ua calendar ,Ard II al a. ~ Sos 49, H. IT, ~
TGi,L IFlA rAEI- l. u Aul Ill Adjourned for the
coYuo, rty,. -Grsrau TEEN >a,onr'd until To" ars
t.rN lfrN ] uAiyI. Count o~n. a. loA M Aicn
t.r,,.u.. nl % tr N"" Mtr-t"f t-l '''.ui.
Loon II.s ,!"tfa.a '.f r'run
m No- Ir, 4i- % o. i-- l-.. i!5-. l-n i---. i:i.
&c., ,'. ,u.. $50. 49,. 40. 49,. i' '.'-, 49, .- 4Iu''
Tu ri Adjourned for ne term
>-., -i--i.>- i',.t ~a}h. b. lh" r''i'' at
I.....t. b f.i.f. ftI.. ps' .f.t-
r..r o. Dat,.-...,, D ..' r,'l." aet o. "T \ y
V,.--. t'.- .l. .'-''- ''- Of" SIS. i'.' i'' ''',
Ii...- t.r.... t...I..- '--. .ft '.'.f. '.' '..
Co.. iirtr. tlt e..t ' 81 .-t
81. .t .it... i...t t .t't' .f i. o. Dos. y
b., ,i. a.y. u.-.'>. t-'..-t i-. 't."'it To- .'"'.-
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TIE COURTS.
loT pCI.OvIvC MT UYSTFRTA.


TLc uih of the sUt OF Mrs. Annie Morgan
.lu,t d.. Lewis II. Sayrc was continued yesterday
l.f,r Ju.ticc lawrence. prs. Samuel H. Percy and
r,,,,- T.. tl,,nmin. &, titled that the dose Of nuX
,ouicn ~, -ciill 10y pr. Sayrc for Mrs Mor,an va'
i, rf,ctlj -ic ana prof -ionai. and that her alleged
syIinn. were those of hy-tcrii aud not Of poisoning
DR. Nioholl vino ATTENDED Mrs. Morgan ON the night ~
~. nIc-rd poisoning. said THAI her was one OF
h,srt aud not of uuN yoIrirl lo, named Ft ri nnnd
Cause led concerning Mr.. ior-Hus cNciithc ma
fur fI DECLARED upuu one ocri-uu -lr lrNri."d
pi-ol ~ him William liall and John Fitzgerald rstl-
ilttl an to Mrs. Mur-an's habits 81 drinktns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
WORK PLANNED In CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 25.-1he Daily Stock
Exchange learns from official OF the southern Pacific
Railroad, who IL authorized by President Croker TO
make II public. that Chief Engineer Montague, with
party OF Surveyor will leave here for Yuma IN day
two TO survey the line of the road fro that point
Point Isabel, at the head OF the Gulf Of California The
terminus OF the road will DC at Deep Water. ia tn Gu
where WhhrNes and warehouses 10 be bt and her
shppipR hAoiutIsA han the roal IA ready
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
AnnI-T SOl.TurRN ROADS.

Ar5r,TA, Ga. My Z3.-]oin .. 'ohen
{. sons have purchased Tor use =! ."' ave
s,o.ooo Of the seven per coat loa's oi thc
,,,,,.t, and Knoxville r. ilr1aI This ~i.ItA mo ~
~, J 81 IN gni.h the road % Gre, u"ocd. where 10 VIII
connect with the Grrc;.yiit ana Columbia Road l. !"
,.,urc.d a. at trniu> viii Dee fnuiit tuF' Pr TO- '''"'I
The co ipiC ZION Uf tis ruHd an give A"t '''" ""'.''
Eastern and Western. connections ,., 49,. c,....,t.
tonn- ffa-scil resident "i 10" ''af"',', "'l'''
aud Al ms. l.ro. t-f'rd-. mel -l"h ' 'I ~
offlr A4-r.'. and Knoxville. D. q" ih'l-u' Ii"' nII
former eofinN BE- nuN'u- 10 'o"i" iHe VIII % 'o''o'
ia, Augusta ard Knoxville.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
,IM.lnRK lrTY

Lhrrir ~ No - NJ cor of Va a. a'so Nos -
Sa'vm .. $4,000,
M,aic and wife 10 George " 1uhbs ........-. 2.2oo
Sam property. Groggr " IUbbs aud wife 10 Philip
Holland gnd a4other ........ 2,201
Fniof ave. y 3, Oh cof Forest aye. 80, 39i. John
collins and ~iir 10 y N 6'isrr- .... .-... 900
1893 John Folcy 10 larg.rei shaunpn -: 1900
-cludl to Dora psa.,ha n. 1900
h0t' -i, e. - n "oi Lexington ave-, l9XloO1 car
OH" b. Hoiinsnn L" Jamcs w'-t -. 3D.. . u" .
b-th q. 200 n o1f 1thayc, JAlUO.5. Mary
rl,on 10 John o'counor -, 1880
-. rys1'.. IL. 10 Ja,nc. TateI -. 1870
West broadway No - Mary Bogeu To II Mes.
ol-t -t.-- 10. II " f-th.nye, 75Hloosl9; rhnipJ
Weaver and wife 20 Annie 4 l. At r'ufy 1890
lst--t. ~ n n " ~ 1T ave. -i.h~SfN2j.5N
,1t'a FoIhrs Q, rfee to Charles Dulizer .... 1850
t-fh -i rs. - rrf l-f.Iyi. s.Tlitl lNftn luJl
Max Danger and VII = Jnoeb ,ia,slke. ECO
lfaf. SO -. - - n al T.hl..i. 1GGflUN.l0. Max
lngtig't lnd wlfr to- I. Nasclk' ......... l7,1O0
l-t nt'. =. - 20 o 81 sifh n, -JXtJ dlsp l.i
af'.. 49, 70 % ~ 1hib -. 2jNsJ Jaub Keller AMI
Hfi' % ldN IflJ Bi,~-OI 2S,poo
" Ipcaiit 10 j I,wron 49,. 1909
- i-lr ,,'c ''oir,ny to casper proiln.aan 1904
ami All 80 Naur SO ,uIn -. OlOD
1T. ot l..ar II, 1hloXJ1lOA1I.H; 800
Iu,H~' unfiu. 300 hu. i,lnl 10 Ohm tro1ly LPlD
>uur property. lp, B. tfonS Frank Norln. 80. 1870
~.ra. T. ,nti, IT 4, TO spc.tor fann.ne - 1900
NtV Iit. rni Mnuuf Aofli- -.,uafr. 'uI ~ I'D
% -i..NlnU; john alison % August BanmRar- .o.,
l.at. g. 49, lnoii OF ST. ave. eOyIO'Il. Receiver
pi N"iih Ar,rtran Life lns,,iIa'r Company 10 -
" s
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1lR. GOWTN'S FINAL ETIOET.

Pm lpLLrIIN May 2I.-Nir. +. Is. Go"cn'
q, t.r ruiL.I,.pl.A ALI: E,uIur Railroad Company,
stated to-ll, shat the Application Tor rrareuurni OF
IL, appeal 80 l upoi hy thr supreme Court "n h'"y
would h ~ 20 to norrow. f. rriIin-. " course "i i'
Court tn 70, thr her the Application -h1I br cthl J.
n' i'm .,-- ~ l- u.fu.,d Nj GrNcu viii az once "nd
further procc,ul-h Icy recognizing NUor Bond - pi'rl
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26

BUFFALO. :. Y. May "a profile map OF
Ia, p,,n- Of the Delaware. Ia'kaWanua and Wc-t' rn
Kailo,, for reaching tins cry has boon hlri in the
CONT C,3k- Oncc and everything points to drhi 'te
and speedy action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
NV I.,lI OF BONDS.

Among the mortgages recorded yesterday j.
one from the arlru. i,cr and Iortchc-cr Railroad
Cnn,pniy To- tie Fariu,,' Loan and Iui,t COMPANY &"
secure 81, cond mort l,, bonds amounting 600 y V"~
winch nr. about l-~I, JOS fhr e"rI'irt The h"rh-
me- f,,nir in lpI and VA interest -. per ocai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
BETTER PAY REQUIRED.

TORONTO, May 25.-rhe Grand Trunk Rail
way passenger conductors have unanimously agreed 10
send petitions to the general ger demanding al n-
arc 10 so per month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26

for bnsness line of fast steamers will hc placed on hc
C;ulf Ia run TO unyuns ard MazaiGg ud ot' rr eir>
can mort. II Is pee "a tuat tue road viii DE- n coil
plctr running order ny October l.
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" 1DILF / ~.
ny ". T. NRVEDITH'

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DiI IL .r, .ft.k
IA iu,. NJ. T..rr,,r1t
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u..DHa- ,i,, to,r, tni.t
4, ,,.,n, he iitv.
rUi, 40. ,-l,..,. kl-scd
ar,st. fsr ,o,lil. Hav
rr..rcb,,ceth No f.au's walls
u.Ie IN. iron frci
g. ~ M. tLr ~nuft~ou calls
In,aI,r.f ur,t
~. Gfnrs and lir. streaming
,...,i,.t m. limo NV.
nj .frr,..,.. o.. .i.,fui.r.
49,, -.,.,,.. ID.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26

abandoned nv the tugs She seems TO have cargo OF
lumber Brisk northeast winds about 25 miles per hour
prevail, with heavy surf"
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Diuiocn0 Notices.

orr.oy n"aoy,rlr r" %,y T. r.. N,--".@'}
CT 80, q ii,i"goI ~ d rHT w ~ vii vii be-
p,i 1t u.t4st, DO, u" FARMERS Loan and Trust Company
-' '' FORAGE WHITE. rrca.urcr
NINi NNi.',i B,'K.
aLW.l,rk. May % l~si
10, pUNs Of the East Line and Red River
ID; d., Niat national au1 %, IT itr i, date
rA,- ASn - LOIS IAnwn CO..
COIPONS or TIE Fist MORTGAGE
y E"NI-. dnc iun. All lr "ii ~ The $nuou. liant
81 . " >' '''" rAaGH " lT.! .ia'a OF
nINlDEND 10. 3.-TlIE CArNLPA Mn
- - he ar r Ign 81 H. III to
.lo' "'rr, OIL" r'"ni a. s',', o." h4;nr'' Jan" The
>c. a.ard -"rkaellr' Wl be- paid thrr di'i,rnd' 81
81 ruoaa A.. Ncu.lork. NAV H. 1871.
uifiYot ~r,wtnlo,r ~Ii,rE MsryG CoWrANr,)
Ao?NA-a'r s'r >, ~. y:.y %,,. .l;I,
DIYIDEND 80. THE Board of Trustees
69 s Or VII. lar Io 1saiia IN IL ho
Company o n'eAt 'l-i' 'J4D.e Oh The @st hist AT
H.. transfer boS, VII. be co,ei from the 2ls % ihe 1t
jo'S g. norlnytI secretary.
TnK prNhS NsS" C.NrASr sc go REotp-Sr,}
nIVIDEND 80. -.
Ti- Iosri u Directions ,vr his lay declared rcouar
MONTH. ai.ierdei tiu.n ih'n~.nd Dollars "oJo Oo-
/. i. CiIoLLAis secretary.
or. lo, rii irlr> M.r.>lNy Goap MNNo coMrAN'}
- I.M ,ll,l. NI~ YORK. May IS, laol.
hINIDEND No %.
I'm o,' - rn.e, havs M, DAY cclarri dy rider,
~ Ar tr capital sooN OF This company pay able on tho
ai.c book, close Oh tie STU and reopen the 18th OF
may JAY PARDEE Secretary.
IIIEERNIA CONSOLIDATED MINING co..
10 ELptrw, Y. KuoN> % IOtl,
NEN- ho.K. MAY 10. l0el}
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FARRAGUTS MORN.

the United States Of various dates and denomlna-
tions: and specimens Of United States currency.
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FOR
POST OFFICE ENVELOPES.

POT Office pirAKIMrSr
Warrington. d. G., May >, l8slD
et.,tiprLOPlsA Al, vii be rcrNol At tl, DE pa im,nt
rt ~ iilav the 1T day Of Juuc. issl at II ococA,
tr furnishing 10 such quantities, and at such times they
ma, be- orid all the Post Ooo ENVELOPES inquired Tor
du,pe tho fiscal year enlng 80 1882 following
classes. Wis
Nos To fs-For Onclal T~tter- and Returns
No For Returning Dead Letters.
NoG--For Registered Packages.
No Tag Envelopes Tor Registered Packages
No S. Tor International MONEY oricr Advces.
BLANKS form. II bids. with sAmpl ami fu specifications,
will bc furnished upon application to Tho Third Assistant
Pyatni-t,r. General Washington, DC.
THOMAS l.. JAMES,
Postmast'r General
SENIED PROPOSALS TO SUPPLY SUB
- si.ieucc aud n.cclau,uU, supplies FL" the Marine lo-
ultai al this port fnr lr tnuS june ~ l~2, VIII De-
the Office in rai gr a the nii't
states until noon cd tlc ii- dag of May, 1nl
schedule, Will furnished upon apple alton nj tins OLE e.
I'M ned reserves The night Ia reject any or all bids
- 4lecuOn of The oupcrN lslns ouiF'.1n General ,
Surgeon. U. 5. N. H. y. In charge Of Hospital.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AuctIoneer.
Cornyn Dropcrln for Sac ano 60 LET.


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a. y,'.'.. Aalr.,, T. %. box ~, ro'-hA''p'
pLorE, Of HnlAhcadcd Waterfront. on
4, '3 s., .. o. ,'' 'r ''''' ''e'
"fNMs A !, f .ic jE@ ' 70 @o Villas
y'AEN of 80 .AcEES, Mcs',hcs!rr county,
'..ct' la.r., l.,,.c as. iriDau' ot..c
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i.i'.. 'inl,liy t'tr.f'h ltI.,iti.i ~ sfH-
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rl'it . 80 lI. d Broadway
NgOEEI~roNN. y. Ito rent for tho
v 3D. Bad. lI.t q
49,. -l,. A,...se g.. Poi oD,r 80, -.7- A'".,o'@.
NN rFCuNlC BAY. Long island. water front
Il.'. ii... ai.tll>ps "i'iti>.. IN Na,,'n'..
NEtNDE, y. J.-lioiSL aud COZ NIlIY
nDA, villa. .Irli."pi. rs4i i,ilou. osan'. ~
SCAEopAlN HEIGHTS, Wc,,tchr.,er Co..
W "',ia '''t a nv M i'yn,
r.a aat umi u.'.. clad" ir''' m ahnit'.,.i smllc
-f" na i"i,i 'o -,-a oi },ar ! = r,,s from !, ,,
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SING SING oN 800 vii buy
or""' %" mot r.nrnnf view. 81 n i,ud,l g"aoi1
large ci-n and niicei J." mn"u. ir,h ~ p1l,ity 81
Ji% ~ * ~ rs % s5 W,st at,L ny
SUBURBAN WATER SUPPLY and FIRE
- rEoIf, ioN Plans and ct mates Tor VILLAGE, n,ish.
t %'a' i& 90 S Co. l5 ~ S sio.
rTO LET Fully Observation-Disclosures resi-
l d,,r ON, hour nn ,,iy Sew jersey g, iml Ran;
r Hr % housc Is rooms, barn and carr.ayc hou,e 10
ild shade abundance II iruit high vrondi
moan 90 rot, Icnt reasonable. ktLAND WlilfiN", III
Nassau Il.
fTO LEI-FI RNlSIlED.--A neat country
place. 10 acres large hou>e. fruits plenty 500 -
siu,r r garl'u pant'd ~ mus N.4 ifc. Addltss ID
\. EOMi.ll, Monroe, y. \.
Two IET.-On the Navcsink River, High
4 nnd, y. j.. iur the snmm"r-ta~y acc, ~ To- t""b
Thirteen ruis s.sio tees. ga.in stae anu
bolt- Aprl) la CHARLES :. brow \, - lAtrri, IL
TIO I.ET.-plcasInt. healthy place on ra'i'oh
near hlier~ I'D and 're'n~""i ,aS' \ J. Etiri'Hi,
Two RENT nlurnsh. IA pleasant, healthy
codntry seat ca-Y 81 acc"S- cohmoos hou'r' ~
natT, bath and furnace Ia comps I" order csn
stables about 20 acres garden orchard 10 m,s
about and quarter miles from f'ih't'
t,p,. fr Railroad For permit
H. ItOt hMl.II. No. Is Gctty square, Nonkers.
Rrnnkl Inn ilrnnrrln Cor q 1le nnA 10 Lei
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frame honSe with lot on 9d-aye, cor OF l7Otl-st
lot $50. GrOrso Nnlcr ......... 80. ..... g.
] frame HOUSE win lot on 3d.aye. adjoining above.
loi .GN-7 simon Dnnn ............ ...... ... l.
st1Dr with lot, - Ia.t l10tbs', 1891 g Of Shave,
lO INV! GeOrge MuIer ........................ !.
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REAL ESTATE.


NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. May 90 1891
The following legal sales were held ut the
Exchange Salesroom to-day:
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DlDrE~ Of HuAhradcd Watcr-frout> on
- ..Nf..rtt ,k thr Tor Ron IFS, Nlunia, "ilto,
SO, .: 4. So. So. i.I-iG,ri. 80 tN' .i"hr" place
I,OPNM MI. y. I.-Farm> COTTAGES. villas,
i. 81 g.. r,. l,nt OF sale. JhHl.- %. Epl.
I'AEN nf 80 ACRES. Westminster County,
1 % ..... .f.t q f-lo.A OIL utrr 10 dru, pIce,
$4,000. Ars,..- lAl.Gh MS, ltibun' on'c.
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RAILWAY h VS..

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