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SPORTING NEWS,
Saratoga Racjag.

SARATOGA. July 31.-First race, one mile
Buccaneer first, Lutte String second, Morgan
Spy third; time. 1:4SX.
Second race, one and q quarter miles-Com-
pensation first, Warfeld second, frankie
third; time, 2:0SA.
Third race, three quarters OF mile-Saun-
terer first, Bonnie Lizzie second, Little Phil
third; time, lis.
Fourth race, mile and furlong-Jennie V
first, Blenheim second. Amazon third; time,
1854.
WALTON, THE PLUNGKR.
NEW YORK, July 3l.-The charges of
Kelly, the book. maker, against Walton, "the
plunger," are bein examined by the commit
tee OF the racing association. Kelly's aft
davt is substantially as follows: He charges
that Walton had fixed trainers and owners.
There is a specific denial that Walton ever en-
deavored to bride the trriner or rider Of Mara
thon in the race with Hospodar. Walton and
Kelly appeared before the COMMITTEES. The
latter reafirmed all the charges, and the for
mer emphatically denied their truthfulness.
THE WALKING MATCH.
BosToN, July 3l.-Six-day- go as you'll please.
midnight score: Hart, 124; Noremac, 10S;
Hartman, 103; Dufreene, SO; Campaigns, 81;
Hughes and Gallagher have withdrawn.
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The Tariff Commission,

LONG BRANCH, N. j., July 3l.-The tariff
commission resumed its session to-day. As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury French, pre-
sented long communication representing his
views on the subject. He 1Iadvocated the
formation of a tribunal, composed partly of
experts and partly OF eminent lawyers, the
cost of which would be from $50 900 to &40,-
600 year, the decisions of this court to be
unappealable. AS there are some $1,000 GUS
toms suits now pending in the courts 1t will
be considerable saving to the government.
The tax on sugar then came up for discussion.
1t appears there is longer opening for re.
form on this question, but what change will
be made remains to be seen. After a small
amount of unimportant business the commits
sion adjourned until tomorrow.
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Labor Convention at Chicago

CHICAGO, July 3l.-President Jarrett and
about $50 delegates from the various iron and
steel works throughout the country are 10
attend the annual convention of the Anal.
gamated association of iron workers, begin
ming tomorrow and lasting probably a week.
Inc sessions VIII be secret. There will be an
election of officers and several changes of the
constitution will be made. All delegates seem
more than ever determined 10 stick out for
their original demand and feel confident of
success: They state that tbirty-two mills have
resumed work at their terms and only with
non-union men.
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The Denver Exposition.

DENVER, July 31.-All the details Of the
programme OF the ceremonies attending the
Hute mining exhibition tomorrow have been
arranged. They embrace parade of military
and civic societies, Grafton by Hon. w. d.
Kelly, of Pennsylvania; formal starting OF the
machinery by Lieut.. Gov. II. A. w. Tabor,
president of the association, and throwing
open the gates. Mr.. Kelly arrived this morn
ing, and was met at the station by q party of
representative citizens and escorted to his
hotel. The exhibits are not all in place yet,
and there is some confusion and disorder.
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Base Bali.


CHICAGO, July Sl.-A meeting OF the
freight agents Of the lines running east was
held here day, at which it was decided that
hereafter shippers would be charged 80 per
car for loading grain at the city elevators in
addition to the regular freight charges, and
the packing houses, at the stock yards and
Bridgeport. Shippers insist that II is the
duty OF railroads as carriers to bear the ex-
pense OF loading. This the roads have been
doing for two years, but they now claim this 10
be too heavy tax on them. These new rules,
which will go into effect tomorrow, will prob
ably create general comments among ship.
pers, and concerted action to defeat IL is
thought probable.
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H0tU the Came Forks.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.


CHICAGO, July Sl.-Excitement prevailed on
the board of trade to. day on account of the
settlement of the July wheat deal, amounting
t. $4,000, 600 bushels. Half the contracts
have been compromised at $1.26 to $l.3S. The
market stood at $1.35 to-day The shorts
failed to deliver to-day and prices will be made
by committee of arbitration unless Armour
concludes to scratch his deals, which he SAYS
he will not do. The committee will not fix
the price above $1.10. Others of the shorts
rendered winter wheat, which was refused
This they then sold and will bring a suit for
damages. A test suit has been brought al
ready by A. M. Wright. The clique is com
posed of Armour, Kershaw, Wells, Planking
ton and Mitchell. It is said Armour has los
1000, 600 on June and July wheat corners
aud has concluded to postpone his European
trip. The impression prevails that be will
BELL the wheat left ON his hands, for which III
paid sl.26, at less than Sl.10, August delivery
tn morrow
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kPayne's Expeditlon

WICHITA, Kss., July 31.-Capt. Payne has
returned from Washington highly pleased
with the result of his trip. He says the sub
properly understood by Washington author
tiles. He will cross the line at once into the
Indian Territory with a large number Of
colonists.
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AUGUST FIRST.
The COlorcd Mans Fourth of July to be
Celebrated at White Boar.

The return of August 1st brings to the
colored man his Fourth of July in the
shape of the celebration of the
day of emancipation in st. Domingo.
Emancipation day lin this country was a
greater event, but August LIST was being cele-
brated before there was any such day here,
and the custom has been continued without
allowing the lesser day to be superseded
by the greater.
To-day the colored men of st. Paul will Oh.
serve the day by celebration at the
beautiful Williams House park at White Bear
lake. The services OF De Glorias band has
been secured and the party will leave on the
10 m. train for the scene OF the festivities.
The grounds have been rendered them free of
charge, and teams will meet them at the de-
pot to transport baggage without expense.
A pleasant day and celebration is anticipated
by all concerned. They should remember not
to disembark at Cottage Park, but to go to
White Bear station, which lands them within
two blocks of the park.
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A Kentucky Shooting.

FRANKFORT, KY, July 31.-Oharles Price
was fatally shot at his cabin yesterday by his
neighbor, Frank Stanley. Stanley had Just
been informed OF an attempted outrage nv
Price upon his (Stanley's) daughter, and the
shooting was to revenge his Injury Prices
little girl was also dangerously wounded by
one Of SANKEY'S balls.
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The DE- faulting Cashier

HARRISBURG, July 31.-Cashier Mutt, state
treasurer, says the commonwealth will lose
nothing by the defalcatioL OF Creft, cashier
of the Franklin Exchange bank. although
Croft had credited the state with but SOS, 600
in the books and acknowledged having re-.
ceived $4,000, yet State Treasurer Bailey
heads his certificate of deposit for the full
amount and the receipts of Croft duly author
s1a5
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A house with ten rooms, lot 79x150, barn,
well and cistern. Located within 200 feet of
che street cars. Possession given Immediately.
Price "a 500. Terms of payment moderate.
Apply to r. w. JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent, room IL, &c nd floor,
Mannheimer block.
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Perfection Refrigerators, Ice King, Triumph
Zero and Iceberg Refrigerators, the best in tn,
United States, for sale by Stees Brothers.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-01

The topof the stack of the furnace of the
Lawrence mill, Ironton, o., fell to-day, throw:
ing workman, Luke Clonan, fifty feet Ito the
ground. He was taken out unconscious and
will probably die.
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Ocean News.

New YORK, July 31.-Arrived Alaska and
Spain, Liverpool; Bohemia.from Hamburg.
LONDON, July 3l.-City Of Berlin and Gil
bert, from New York, arrived out
BRIsToL, July 31.-The steampship Bristol
was tOwed into the mouth of the Avon dis
abled.
Boston, July 31.-The overdue excursion
steamer, Stamford, arrived here safely last
night.
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Not Starched.

The best unlaundried white linen shirt for
SOC in the United States at our furnishing
goods department, corner Third and Robert
streets. Boston one-price Clothing House,
St. Paul.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-01

Every nan who has a desire 10 better his
financial condition, should take bus this day
at O'Clock p. M, at the Merchants hotel, at
tend the great auction sale in Clark's Fort
street addition, and invest his money in st.
Paul real estate
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Weather To-day.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1,1:30 a.m.-Upper Mis-.
sissippi and Missouri valleys, fair weather var
able.winds, mostly easterly. Stationary tenn
perture and pressure.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-01

II you are seeking good investment bu,
property in Clark's Fort street addition thi
afternoon at 2 o'clock p. m.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-01

At Grace NJ. E. church Sunday five were
baptized and eighteen taken into full member
ship.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-01

Another lot Of those 15c boys straw hats
received at our hat department, corner Third
and Robert streets. Boston one-price Cloth
ing House, st. Paul
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BREVITIESs
Col. Popham, superintendent OF the folding
room of the house of representatives, has re-
signed. He denies the truth of the published
reports. He was arrested in Washington for
forgeries committed in Richmond.
= The house committee on foreign affairs to-
day further considered the Chili-Peru report
prepared by Chairman Williams, but did
not complete it. A communication from
Robert Randall, counsel Of the Credit In
dustriel, IN response TO the last statement sub
mitted by ex-Secretary Blaine, was received by
Chairman Williams and made part of the
record.
The conference committee on the Japanese
indemnity fund bill to-day practically agreed
to allow per cent. interest on the amount in
yolved. The proposition win be laid before
the respective houses for action.
Lieut.. L. M. G. Brown, United States arm y,
injured by an accident at Cadiz. is now in .
London hospital.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-01

No such opportunity for securing home
| at low figure has been offered this season as
will be given in Clark's addition this afternoon
at the great auction sale.
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Attention, X flights of St. Paul.

You will meet at hrmory hall in full uni
form Wednesday evening at z o'clock sharp.
NJ. j. O'BRIEN, Recorder.
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II you want home at a low figure attend
the great auction sale Of Clark's addition this
afternoon.
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CITY NOTICES.
Go 10 stecs Bros for 81 SO ice chest.

There will be a meeting of the Bricklayers'
union at Arion hall at 7:30 Thursday evening,
Instead of Wednesday evening.
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Billings Lots.

Lots in Billings, NJ. T., for sale by Van
Cleve & Wadsworth, at room 9, Northern
Pacific land office, st. Paul, or Billings, M. T.
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Got EN- Again.

Grace NJ. E. church and Sabbath school pic
mic at Elmo on Thursday, the Sd.
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Attention, knights Of St. Paul.

You viii meet at the Placement of the eathe.
dral Wednesday morning at o'clock a. M,
in full uniform. NJ. j. O'BRIEN, Recorder.
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For sale.

See Cutters celebrated desk for bushes.
men STREs Bros
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Clark's addition will be sold at auction this
afternoon.
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AFFLICTED EGYPT,
ALMOST As BAD As THE TEN
PLAQUES OF BIBLE TIMES.

England Hes No Desire for the POrte's
Asslsiance-A Missing MILDLY Khedlve
Tewfik Denounced by Arab rs a Traitor
Tho French Minister Leaving Egypt
and French Subjects Placing Themselves
Under tho Protection OF tho United
atss-Tho Russians Opposed to Eng
lands Action - Great Britain-GensraI
News.
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ST. PAUL, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST /, 1882

impossible for pension inmates to secure their
money after it reaches his hands; that he Is
sued scrips in lieu of pension money, said
scrips only receivable at the home store and
beer saloon, where exorbitant prices are
charged.
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ARABI'S FAMILY.
NO USE FOR THE TURF

ALEXANDRIA, July 31.-Arabi Pasha's fam
lily are located in village a few miles from
Ismlaia.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
Guropcan advertisements.
THI GR1SVEIlR GALLERY LIBRARY
Bond Street, London, England.
Advertisements.

This Institution situated ~ the best part Of London offers
peculiar advantages attractions 10 Americans and Colon
sta The Readlu and Reference Library attached
supplied with all American and Colonial newspapers n
INSTRUMENTATION Foreign
9oonia There ia an excellent where Dinners
and I.uucheons prOy.ed Tor members az moderate
charges and good smoking Rooms are attached 30 That
strangers visiting England INA therein al the advantages OF
Que ~ The best London clubs
ON tbe 18th March next Register of American aud Colon
ia Visitors viii opened the Reading Room by means OF
which London Wu Oe euaOled 10 nhd the
= amr- aud Add ,e--es Of their friends h EurOD"
Ir- gentlemen desirOus joining requested 20
forward names. addresses and suh-crlp ptiOns
The subscription residing In America or he
Colonies per and there Is no entrance leo
attached
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DENN,YLyANIA RAILROAD.
Ou amt after January -. lisp.

irlt.-At lI.I n h i.t'
AND UNITED STATES NAIL lt'l IT,.
Trains leave Erlurs, y DvsuIUsr- dAu D'taIt street
.a.r--Il. ltt-'ur-. the West lud south, with Pullman
T4I.. Cans ltttC cl. a. 4uI p. l.. Nt.N. New
loia aua Chicago Limited o! Pullman ra"cr Cars a M
l.lurIart Toea Haven. u.. CORY and trie
b. s'u.u gti.rg Cory Jr tliua'e Petroleum Cen
e.. lut tle .4 It.g y.
Bliiimore Washington. and fne south Limited WJshing
t.l Express Pullman lII.1I Gals daily except sunday,
IUl m. arrive Nltuugf1r p DO. Hrgl1r al 1896" a. iD-
.f. q. lat % l., aAu - uEue SUNDAY dn" D. 20 m"
.gi. =. .or Baltimore. except sunday. p m.
lat. of srpusIvu Annex connect Win All Ih.oAa
t.l.. .aay ,fr a-H...u-I speedy Id uIluDt ii1-si
o t.lm Pt, burg. t-l Iai 1880 q. m~ 7aJ
t,r, llEtuu and -uu-e q. N
,.5al mn, i.5u I.l. $3.50. and l0!o p sunday t.5l
C.5pa rI u.i5 and lu.3u p. From philadelphia, 900,
$50 u $50 n-3U 9.iu lHjh lao a U l2u % 3D. 9}p
=. 7o 4.-. 1910. AND lcju sunday, 800,
G-U t... s5I lloa u G:-1 $780, ID.tU aud 1880 D.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04

TIE OLI.E~TABLI~UED ROT IL AND SHORT LINE
og TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND o on Sun
80 DAY THREE sTATIOE- ~ pHILADEL
PHIA, TWO N NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED Equip.
NV NIF'1.T NND TILE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH AE-OLt IL SAFETY.
Trpr,,s Trains leave York. via Desbroses and Cort
laldf streets, Ferries, ~ follows
-. - -..ut 40 Iluite', u A. J, 5:3 a4O l. D % = /.
and H. and ~ nieht. sundays AMI 10 a. m' 3, %. I
q aAd In. ana u hl tAt u, Ill, . -u., ,.-- . = ODD,
b. lrt d. u. running tlruugu VIA trenton Ali iIul i
I 500 go 34j oJu. $50. $40. -;a' and - a. m O-in-
l . 4. D., p 1u, 900 ana p M.
ON sunday I2:ul 800 $40 ji5. $50 o. M = bdo 100 and
u. n. Philadelphia va Camden p a. no. fnd $3.50
p l Ha'y 49, ~ GHe ~ Broadway House, and
f - G..T,r..4 and .urt autt- e.; tUut-' anl Brook
-i Annex station foot ~ Iu.touii EloYAy4 Nos Il a.
~ ffuf-uu NuuUh .u station jersey t.ty.
mo y ru IT usr company VIII can ior anu thctA a
ns4..ter uutrI+ ana residences NO.,
FeANE THOMSON, -. e. 49, .
General Manager. 'rhtiai IAr7I agent
C'TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
= -tuE<ECItNG IH ALL POINTS EA-i.
PARE - Boston 'or urstcass limited ucArts s'"l ohy
a. '] ] n,H ~ l '..I 10, TJN and NAERAGAN~ETr leave
-...tv ..ytrrt -uu1uy-l 1t lL. Ulr4 Pier st ~ =
,.... ,t I.y.-t arriving iu Boston 40 "a 100. ....-
m II m n ~, Of W atcDtt', Express CO., 90 sos 81 lAl
- ,,,gtv sfn. House. AMI 81 Arif1I'-,A4 ana Fl4sA
Avenue Hotel u-Aet Offices
p.o,lpENcE LISE al grsght oaly.
-f..,.r- I,.t.a Pier .U. foot Wlrrcn4-, y r., ~ D.
.rtc-It sultiy,I ut Bu-i0u va rps|chi ie dirso-
....tI ~ .-I tlIr tIstJ Is lo t-7l tAt'. a., , N
Ia - nABCUCA PreslGenL - W. fILA4-SS' ~ l. AsI
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
Steam oat5 ana I'm rca0s.

TOR BOsTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Grand Cca.ri .pota1 ii s. D. N week d4y-, and l5' en
sunuy. Ge,ucAet' - Ne"f 'ni E," rn 'i'n" i'i''
VEIIGH VALLEY RArLRoAD.-Pa--encar
= au- and a.jeC Dec. %, / 81 "t ,.- %. pos .1 n
H1 taf aston eurm h'irin1 1au,h lunA
E, .I t. ,t.i Train, n DE io- us-tou. Hrta.eusu.
Aitatoaa ...iau-, Naaca CAInf "Ake-oAe a-a ii,''-
Trains leaving lt 10 a. . AMI p m connection al points
H ,i..-lo, AMI I-1.,''- cod +. b. EYlSGToN. g. p A.
Genera. Eastern o-c., a.rle; '4Ig; W WY ,-i.
NORWICH line ,...,,, p..-,,.ol .ns ,.. East
arru, L.t.I m mAe;- to 10 ol =5 TO " 'i,.-1i' 60
'i.l' oF woEoE-r.R. .....l .,s
M..I.'.. I 'n. ''.'1 ,, ~ ..'I.rus.
''', . .a i0 No', .,. fo. .. V.r..-.. n.Et pier
sra le. r5.-1,.-, F-rrv except -u4Ilr-.as pm
nprGON
- 'ti.,urtro. ctLrF1rsrl. ST PAUL MINNIE.
Ap,LI- ana roiuts ia NEERA-tA UTAH. ADN-
TANA. DAKOTA MINNESOTA AMI tho NORTH
WI j arc reached lirre- .rom CHICAGO VIA .1'
CHICAGO ASD NoETuN L-TI-4.E i.r
?. @ .,.,, two to a., trans dali each way between
CffrCAg, and prominent Western points ID Al. -
RUSS IMPERIAL PALACE D4NlN' ''l'' "',' VI
Cua4a PULLMAN -LELFEG7 's Ia- 'A "'' '' ''
through ana night train. For rates OF fare and Other 'n
to-uso1 ,rrv DvI,.r.roel person i-' c'I''4 -eA'o
agent or q, f. T. BOOTH .,
conceal Eastern Agent. ,;o 4l5 BroadWay Ne".iori
CTARIN'> ........o ,.-,.a.r, ,.-roy
COMPANY.
olec PIER ls s. r.. foot Curtan-t'L
CONSIGNMENT -, iJre lred as Ar,cteI 10 any pA1'
OF tie world
UNEQUALLFD FACILITIES FOR bI9FATCH
Orfs received fof delivery OF A aAds Vi 'sA' ah' ue
clandIsc 10 ans part o' the 1ty .,., .-,.
SEA AND UARBof ToVINT AHb RIVER ~"
HAEBOE LIGHTEKAGG
FREIGHT o every description promptly s"c'e' 10 i1 9'l'
IL the Aarborat reasonable
-iEAxBoAI,. BAKrE- A%D GROVES TO CHAR
Tia. OR GACt EoION-. ,..... t- ,-r-,,-.
steamers John d. -aru Md Erl'tas 'ornlAS l"I y We
H.\ leave iacI - 60. r. 80 y D. n'''' --''--''
MEIFGrOL,- EXPIRES CJ, between Se"-lorA and
Ers-5..lL Gaze. anI u. Vaica .i'ft 'ir'' . .... f,
.4. d. To- 30 +--' -t
Boz Iu..i- llr' a. -t.t -. .,.,.
NORM. -4.D...- ., 4-..A.' L..'. t .i'''t ''
Ic. rnt. steamer .f.ll ll" T. H.. % w ..'
tiN .raI-uTI com .nuIlpAFt ~ D .-t'if 49,
Ma. u. lud shops. every t!.iH- 4'Jc .''a 10 ."
. to.. .i.H..u lf. t-Ifr f. F"-.'.t
rCuE POpCLtR SHORE LINE I'D l. b0.oIoN.
! ALL RAIL fruui Grand 'en'Th I"p', ed. ..
iicc express tram, dai., except @a4t D" boston, a.
t.UJ a. p .patlof ears attached '"' ~ .'' N
palace sleeping
lt..ltsl t4rk k-t- 10 HnstuI llliI
IgAria a4IIq %
Ffth WlusO i4U.t- sAc. OH-~-9 "-- - ''4
, SeuLT1 Depot
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


GOh.s, 81 z O. Of Lexington ave. IS,6x-4.l; Z z
Abav et al % Ouisa Williams. .--- 5000
lIlflt-.t 1876 II OF 3d ave. l7xlOGll, II Car
roI and wife 20 MARY T Farnas ..-.-,- 1000
2'9T5i cT6ni6 N ia Isabella Angie $500
t.f ' ~" 30 9 +. Of Hv,IA 25zlo2o. K J Gugfort
and wife 20 II Bohman and wife -..--s..-.,--- 1000
KiucshridEr Road, G s. at -pnFttn NuvFl. 0l"roA
lq-v irregular. Mary Cox 81 al 20 = STAFFORD
Aetilf = . 2s5 y r of -thave 20xlOO.5. r Henry,
17er5tTi,vc s. TO n W Of l.rovest BOX ,15@Gx
We-tchester Fire Insurance Company To Mary 80
5ot1..i ss 205 cot 5lave. 2oyi0O5. ] -iclel
and wife 10 Rosanuah Blank et al ,....-...-,.. 800
Frans 40 d. 5000
sgtbst g. poo II q Of 2d.ave 2jx75: Eli Muller
and husband - r KraR and Wife..-.. l3"oo
LA0uard-st u :, l42 u OF Ceutre~L 224Nl *
isS9oT SccSTmasE s'''" anu -D0'-'' .A.yuo' " $500
an6 vie 70 Loi'ie Dean lo75o
ana wife to II Hoefer ......'.. 4sooo
Gtl.ave " s. 45 II Of j2d-st -2xsO r Welsh 10
s7t5-5f 5TY 49, II W OF 8davo 26zl06. Emma
Johnston husband 10 u Cobb $4,000
eth.ave. " So a q II Of j2dst 2-xsJ J II Laird 70 -
CYnfou.sve - : iot H. Mount IIOte 2JGx95. sell
er and wife Anna Davenport .----.-.-....- 4,z3O
2Oth-st 90 70 " u 2d-ave. 2Ux1s, / II ward,
bthaTe e 3 5O5 It Of l2Oth.st 252 l2XlgO; Tag.
wife 70 T. II PirssOr. t,ZJO
i's'! 81 al TO > B II &afta $500
6Jth.si ne cor Of 4tn-aye lOOlIxlOOi G Dunnto
he W II Ransom .-.--..-... .........-:.
ethst :, ~ n OF MacdOugalst st. 2482xloO; q 80,
smith referee 10 Dean. trustee etc LOU
105fh ne Of 4th-ave lOOl HOO 4 Wheeler
WIfr 10 o b Dunn .-.-
'esScSg to jga. FS.er To II o. r' .olo WIN -" 1880
ElzaDeJA St No - Z51941ZO.l lX94, Harriet strong
% Henry SeTicAs A~OO"
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
BROOKLYN.
Uinter Resorts.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
Y YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT rIll
UPTOWN OFFICES, No l,23s Broadway, corner Ihirty-
nrst-st, 3Os West Tweuty-thrisL corner llghthayes
No ~ East Fourteenth corner Union % ua, tc Iht
corner Fory-sevrnth-ti a. the hAhLhA Otf .eE7s
Nos O0i and Third ave. corner One-hun'Ledenl-
twenty up p. M. az REGULAR once rAisN
NLD POINT COMFORT, FlRGlNlA:
~ HVGEIA HOTEL situated loo yards ron FtF.
Monroe. open al Equal % hotel IN the niteo
states ho Or se shore resort Inc - gis
train pruusylvauA Railroad connects AZ batlmoio VIII
Eay line steamers their wharf for Od Point onots ~,
rng AZ a. m send FOR ppmghlct desSrioin ny Ssi' ~
vantSses Sc. HARRISON PnEBUs, Proprietor
THE "WAV ERLEY," ATLANTIC CIIf'
uorsF ~ Full VIEW OF THE OCEAN
Esct bels Fas and cold SEA water baths IN essn
t,.. ~ T,n- on ground nOOr with water baths
ATTACHED sun gallery and al the eonSenonS&
ai a nr .l-elass hotel ]. L. BRYANT.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
auction 5aIc5 Of tica! E5tlic.

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.
fXECrTORs' SALE Of EXTaA-STZED HOUSE and LOT
80 % jTH-ANI~
~ so l23 WEST 17TII-S
ADRIAN II. MULLER 81 son will sell al auction,
or TUESDAY, MARCH J.
O'Clock the Exchange a-~ruom, III tlnalWF.
By order OF Executors of Edwin W. 7I'O'i4 4y-''
Deceased -
stone and brick and lot so. J5 jtIavr. east side
near l-th- House all modern mproY euen7 aud
is I'M Derfect order. with right of the rear 20 tsl
lot 30 feet front rs feet deep ..
I-TI~T-Tlr tlrcc--tUTy brick stable ana oi, 40 l'
Wpsr 17thst north side. netr Gthave stable covers rn
tlre lot lot LjZ'2 feet For particulars amply 10 l. l
UELAFTELD, Esq, Executor, No. 40 ENchan4e"acr' ANA
for permits apply 20 AucuonetE
NEW-BEDFORD. MASS.
ELEGANT VILLA By AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, MARCH %. at ll:l5 o'clock
VIII be sold the elegant of the late Edward " How
land ESQ situated Clark POINT in New bedford \
Lraurf Yon land extending lto the heduu b1ILArd
R4v about miles. which drive 100 rr Wt d.
bpep made m rreet expense The land II acres s divided
into wood tace and orchard ruro-os AMI contains '"
age th rooms, stable vita four stalls iInou''
heuueTy, sheds, &c
For particulars apply %
GEO. \. BOURNEE son, Aucto0cers.
NcS.8Ct.IIG, or
B. 4. ATKINSON & CO..
90 Plcasaur-sl., Boston
New-York tribune., 1882-03-04
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Friday, March s. 1882.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesrOOm to-day:
BV =. r. seaman.
4-storv building with Iot 40 1898 Sr~ns-st.
cor Of Wa.Iin gton-st, lot 2O.lxja9x59J. Nicho. $1,000
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