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THE FOLLOWING MIDsHIPMEN have been detached
from the naval academy and ordered to return
home and await orders: P. R. Alger, II. G. Drisel,
Harry Phelps, Jno B. Bernadou, A. A. Ackerman,
VIM. G. P. Muir, Jno. s. Matters, Jas. G. Drake.
" mayo F. nasss mR
Stafford, F. r. Wales, VIM J. Maxwell, G. w.
Brown, Chas. H. Hill, W; G. Richardson, L. J.
Midshipmen F. j. Haeseler, Edward Simpson, E. +.
Leeper and NJ. C. Gorgas, from the naval academy
shipmen T % H c. c. Po1ndstone 1 @ LOUIS s Dancan Wm H
Emerson and j. r. Rohrbacker, from the naval
academy ana ordered & to the PRACTICE ship May
Jamestown and ordered to the receiving ship
Colorado.
MISUNDERSTANDING Blaine, it is reported,
will make twelve speeches In Maine during the
present canpaign-o. C. Wight, the well known
teacher, is spending the summer vacation at
ware, and Col. s. N. benjamin are at the Ebbtt.
The wife and daughter OF Representative Hale
left last evening for their home in Dover, N.H-
Miss Minnie Evan, who has been pursuing her
musical studies in New York for some months
/ past, has returned to Washington. Attorney
Representative watson has returned to the city
from his recent visit to his home tn Pennsylvania.
Robert Feteaer Of the Surgeon Generals
| tered in New York last night--Mr. Walter A.
| Perry is at the Virginia Warm Sprlngs.-Rev
| DIR. Addison, OF Trinity Church, viii spend the
| heated term at Martha's vineyard.--Mrs r. c.
! Fox and daughters expect TO leave the city on
| Saturday morning, to be absent three months, d-
yiding the time equally between bridgeport Conn,
Richfield Springs and Oaklands-Mr. j. G. Nc
guire and Mr.. and Mrs f. B. Mcclure go tomorrow
TO Wilton, their country seat near Ellicott Later
the two latter viii go to the Virginia Warm
| Springs. Capt F. NJ Ramsey, superintendent of
the naval academy at Ann apolis, is staying at I'D
| 21st street DIR. j. Ford Thompson and family
left this morning for New York, whence they win
i sail on Saturday for Europe, TO be gone two Or
three years Dr. George N. Beard, OF New York,
| Is at the Riggs House.
The COmmisfiOncrship Appointments
It is understood that the President VIII not send
In the name OF a successor to Judge Dent as Dis
trict Commissioner until next Monday. It is moi
unlikely that he will then name a successor also
TO Commissioner Morgan. He has made up his
mind fully as to Judge Dents successor, bur not
a, TO the one TO succeed Major Morgan, Ii he de-
cties 10 supersele him. Il is believed that ex.
Senator West OF Louisiana, win be Judge Dents
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T-sSo o T 1 G E.
The Estate of WILLIAMS and HACKETT will not
ne m Of ns r ee On s Of
2eHE' TT 1885 1oTS wrrTTn .am,a,s.rstor @
~. DISSOLUTION OF o.PARTNERSHIP.-
the r The @ s9e ssses9T ens IS this andss sg
d,sovea r by mutual m o Al mes Of said
and receipt for ali accounts due said firm.
June 2e, 1882 anE SEokeE Il Il. HsikkssdtaaaEEkBAcH ksdaEkBAcH
Having disposed of interest in said rtnership
pubic Tor their PATRONAGE. and bespeak continuance
5tfS' jSs s. s isss GEORGE AscHENBAoH
Having purchased the interest Of my late partner.
and reapeen solicit ars Of ponae az the old
june s. ss 1851 s'Fse. JOHN SINCLAIR ,s2ss
fEs9A s 1E Has Ha1S .s sSs Hsss
Of Trade adj Rooms. $40 Market Space, on THURSDAY.
attend 'io'A
je2s-2t President Citizens Building Company.
toTHE NATJoNAL BANK OF THE RsPUBl5c. e Isls
At meeting of the Board Of Directors o. this Bank,
It9of R a KS declared rayate on and after
f50 FARMERS AND NJ, M MEoANIcs' NATIONAL
Board of Drsesors o is B Bao lssa
dividend of Four Per Cent a cent? out of the
Rsat payable to the
je22-1aw2w W. LAIRD JR., Cashier.
N - OFFICE OF THE METROPOLITAN RAIL-
sy ROAD COMPANY, JUNE 27, 1892.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of
Stockholders for the Elect? of Seven Directors Of the
company will be held at this office WEDNESDAY,
the 18th of July. The polls will De open from to
O'Clock p.
J. W. THOMPSON, President.
VIM w MOORE, Secretary. je27-eoSt
f.sso sAAPL S. SHEDD.
Ay 400 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
GARDEN HOSE, LAWN sPRINKLERs
SLATE MaaSNsyFF1IS. as FISrukFs tAIFkofEf:N FURNACES
te22 PLUMBING and TIMING.
r<Fso REMOvAL.-MRs. NJ. ZYPPRECHT HAS
A~S moved to 1904 7th street between nj and N. A
sPeeiaity in stamping, embroidery hair dyeing and all
rP w. WAYLAND WILSON'S INSECTICIDE
SIS the best powder for reaches, and refined Gum
Campbor. for moths. at DREW'S Drug Store, corner
9th street and Pennsyivania avenue. ply25-6m
rT5o GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS
FRESH FROM THE SPRING.
W. C. MILBURN, PHARMAc1sr,
mis- 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
G-S DRY GOODS
$50 7th street northwest.
New French and Scotch Ginghams. just opened; best
Qualities at low prices.
Silks Satins. and Rhadanes. extra good values
fTPo STEAM COOKERS.
GAS STOVES AND RUBBER HOSE
Gall and examine at SCI 18th street.
F. F. BROOKS
a20 Fine Gas Fixtures. &c,
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DRY GOODS.
AND GILDED
PAL M-LEA ANS.

SEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BRoTHEa)
Hes lust received large assortment ''HAND-PA1NT-
I'D ANO GILDED PALM-LEbF FANS u which ara
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES FOR DRY GOODS
OF THE BEST CLASS
ANDkRS0N'S SCOTCH ZEPHYRS reduced from 45c.
PURE LINN LAWNS at Csc. former price 371c.
FRENCH COTTON SATINES at 81 X and soc.
GAUZE UNDERWEAR NEW HANDkERCHIEFS.
Rare Bargains II SUMMER SILKS and LOUISINES.
LARD'S at 75c., reduced from 81.
Marked Down Prices on EMBROIDERED ROBES,
PARASOLS ID BLACK GRENADINES.
Novelties" in WHITE GOODS, Figured SWISS
MUSLISS.
MERY. LAWNS. best quality, at 371fc.
LADIES' LINEN and h1oHAIR BUSTERS.
RICH SILK FABRICS FOX SUMMER WEAR.
SHETLAND and CHUDDA sHAWLS.
- PLAIN FIGURES, CHOICE GOODS AND COR.
RECT PRICES.
sssss FEE A TIT 90 Mn
AA o o MN
sssss ssss E. Srn Il Il 4 9 % SssSsSS ssS Il
PPP ZEE RRR RRR Y Y
PPP EE RRR RRR YY
+ ZEE Rk Rk 4 4 7
PERRY BUILDING),
Pennsylvania avenue. corner yta straet.
Established 1s40. je2S
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TYLER & CHEWING,
je26 91S 7TH STREET NORTHwEsT.
WE HAVE JUST OPENED A BEAUTIFUL
w Line of
All Pure SILK G3ENADfNE from -5c. to 50.
NUNS VEILING, in a. Shades, pure wool, 25c.
All Pure Line. LAWN, 10c.
Fine SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 371c., formerly sold
for 45c.
SATINES in handsome designs.
Large stock Of White Goods, consisting of PERSIAN
LAWNS, INDIA LINEN, NULL MUSLIN, in all
shades. DIMI1Y LAWNS, DOTTED SWISS. &c.
We have added to stock beautiful line of SWISS
EMBROIDERY, used for trimming White Gouds.
PARASOLS at cost.
j. A. LUTTRELL & CO.,
j22 817 MARKET SPACE.
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The Senate commerce committee are still work.
ing daily at the river and haror bill, and it will
require four Or five days more to complete it, The
general impression is that the appropriation for
the reclamation OF the Potomac flats will be
Incorporated in the river and harbor bill by the
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MARROW ESCAPE OF GENERAL GRANT:
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cEcoND-HASD CLOTHING BOUGHT. AND THE
- hsahest cash p-sces paid. Also. Watches Jewelry,
Guns. Pistols. sc. Gail address HERzOG, sos 9th
sfreet. Lesr PeDnsTssania aseEas mar2&
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REDUCTION IN EyEHT DEPARTMENT.

An nSoois reduced from 90 to so per cent We Will
rcw building
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
ToRK OF CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON March 11.-1he Senate Com
mitee on Railroads had session to-day for tie con
sideration OF Mr. Ma1eys bi. which provides for the
ratification OF the act of the General Council Of the
ChOctaw Nation of IUdiaus I'm granting to the ST. Louis
ana san Francisco Railway Company hight OF way for
railroad and telegraph line through that Nation The
lyeasurc was finally referred to committee consist
ing OF Senators kellogg 0he chainnan), Hawley aud
Brown.
The senate Committee on Indian Affairs this after
noon agreed upon bin to provide for the allotment OF
lands seveTaly 10 the Indians on TeseTFaUOn ana 10
extend the civil and criminal laws OF the respective
States Territories each Indian to whom lands are 80
allotted within their boundaries The orders FOR the al
tents be made by the President of the United
States In his discretion. but the bill prescrbes that 100
acres Of agricultural land sLan be patented TO each
family and 50 to each single person over
eighteen years of age and each orphan child Inc lands
Illus acquired be inaienabe, and free from tax
aiiGn period Of twenty five years from the date OF
the uatelt
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Truax, in the Superior Court, granted
Yesterday an aOiou~nins for weeks the motion
20 continue the temporary injunction IN the suit or
Pliney H. Babbltt against the Mutual Union Telegraph
COMPANY The attorneys for the company insist That
The suit DO longer superior Court but has been
removed to the United states CTcuit Court and nave
constantly refused appear in tho superior court on
the lays To which M Ba1bs attorneys have had tc
motion adjourned.
Justice Lawrence. in the Supreme Court
Chambers granted yesterday an order authorizing
William Dickson to begin action, guardian ad htcm
OF the infant Alice McCellaHd, against the Metropolitan
Elevated Rail way 10 recover for damages alleged
70 have been caused real estate nj South Fhavc:
and West Thcds by the construction aud operation Of
the railway.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Reported by JOIN II. DAVIS & CO., II Walls.
SATURDAY. March 1l-P. VI.
THE GENERAL LIST

SATURDAY. March 11-P.M VI.
To-day's stock market was little else than con-
tnuaton of Yesterdays with greater activity be-
cause of a more general trading. Hence the re-
corded business is G0G.373 shares against 47G,9C0
shares Yesterday. Prices generally opened not ma
terallv different from the last figures Of yesterday.
and for greater part of the day there was an
easy and gradual decline. The depression was
aided bv sales for the short account by persons
who were disappointed in there not being rally in
prices after the heavy covering" operations of
the last two days. But these same short sales
were an element of strength in the late
dealings and the purchases to close up. over Sunday
contributed not a little toward the important
covery in prices that occurred during the last half
hour of business. The remaining Declines how
ever are large. The coal stocks were special fea-
tures of the days dealings, and of them Central Of
New-Jersey was the most marked. This
opened at S5l2 rallied to Sc, fell per
cent to So and closed at So. Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western opened at 11Sl0
11s9. fell to 116l2 and ended at 1173i. Delaware
and Hudson sold at 1Ol4a lO3G lO3Si, and Read
ing at 542ta51 ia 1896. Lake Shore attracted un
usual attention because it not supported rs it
heretofore has been, and its price declined from
1l3QlI35s to 11Ol2G1110s011las Central and
Hudson fell from 1903 TO l29 and closed at 1901
Louisville and Nashville is the only active stock
that made any improvement in the days dealings
IT opened at II h sold down to 704, rose to "a and
closed at 1911. OF the Western railways Northwest
common declined to 12Sls and recovered 10 120;
and ST. Paul, after 1Oss4G 100, sold at 1OslsG
lOsl9 The Southwesterns generally were active and
specially weak. Hannibal and st. Joseph preferred
stocks sold at SOl2a l2 the common being 80 bid;
Missouri Pacific declined from 80 to S7hGss4. and
Union Pacific from 1l2 to l10l2Olll1s. The
Wabashes wero dull and comparatively steady.
Western Union declined from 77sI to 76lsG76l9.
The market closed feverish and unsettled
Government bonds were quiet and generally steady.
but the final bids for the As Is per cent lower.
Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
ince Jan. L.. s5,Is5,59o s7,O5i,s56 $7OO08l
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON March ll-l23U mCOnSOls. lOO31G for money
lUOlSls for the account bonds four and half per
ldo Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage truS
tcrss certificates ~ do second, 49, Ele, 20 do second
cOusos Pcnnsyvania Central ~ - NrwIork Central,
Milwaukee and Paul lUH
LONpON. March ll2 m-fars adylces quote three per
~ francs II Ccuttmes Tor the account
LoSDoN March ll3OO y. m.CousOs lOOlll9 for money,
lOO3 the account Atlantic and Great Western first
mortgage certificates. Ak Erie second cOnsols,
qj jl NevN Central l33lt Illinois Central 1879; New
YORK. ontario ana Western. 23A
LONDON Marcu 4:3U m-The amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank England balance tOd1vIs 10000
LONDON March ll--5OO m.-Pars adyicoS quote three
pe cent ronies 90 the
PARIS. March ll-5OU D. m.-Exchange GA London 20
francs 29l. Ccnumes fOr checks
l.. The EcOHOufst of this week The
rate Of discount Bank bills Go days months 32d
49, per cent trade bills. 60 days 10 months 3o al
pcT cent There doubt that General SkObeefs utter.
materially affected ussias position in the European
markets. especially Berlin. There has been sharp
lapse American railroads. owing to the violent fluctuations
Rio GTaudo, Louisville and Ma
Vile Francisco preferred shares have
fallen each 81, Lous and san Francisco common T. and
Central Pacific OHIO and Mississippi oregon aud California.
Wabash each hut st Louis Bridge preferred advanced 3,
and cairo and NinCenucs preferred l.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
ANOTHER PREDIC1ION BY Mr.. TENNOR

MONTREAL March 11.-Mr VennOr says :
al would warn New-York and the contiguous scabOard
also the Middle States possibly Newfoundland and the
maritime provinces, OF the approach of storm period on
the Sth and 10Th Of the present month-probaby with
heavy rains and high wiGds In the former Section ana
wind. snow aud rantalls in the latter
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12

In State bonds, Tennessee 0s, with a small busi-
ness, sold at 462aG47l2-a gain of y per cent-and
Missouri 6s, 1881, at 10s. OF city bank stocks
Phoenix sold t2O0l at i04.
Only small business was done in railroad bonds
Even the speculative kinds were dull, although
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
Hllntna.

rTIlE MINING RECORD, CT Broadway, n. Y.
4 l0c; per COPY sample copies sent free s. yearly
Mining stocks bought and sold at lowest OF commission
a. r. CHIsOLM co
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12

The Sub-TTeasnry to-day palned SI,677 on bal,
ancc, made up by gain of 1923 in currency and
a loss of 5000 in coin. The days transactions
covered Receipts, $1,O55 925 payments,
$l,O54, ,2f0; currency balances, $431S,057; coin
balances $76.01GS S65. Called bonds to the
amount of $113.250 were presented to the Sub
Treasury for redemption. Money was easy Mt the
Stock Exchange, the highest rate to-day for call
loans being per cent, and late loans were made at
4 and per cent The Clearing House statement
to-day is as follows Exchanges S1G15S50s1; 4;
balances, s. ,307 ,252. For the week-Exchanges,
1898, ,424 1866 balances, S35 lS9,956.
The United States Treasury now holds United
States bonds to secure National bank circulation,
1870, ,979 200; bonds deposited during the week,
Tl.7i9000; bonds Withdrawn during the week,
S1.522O0O. National bank currency outstanding:
Currency notes 1850 7s436i; gold notes, SS9j 1.
IA, customs receipts at Washington to-day amount
ed to fs14,705; and internal revenue receipts
1898 53S. The Treasurer received 100000 IN Ma
tonal bank notes for redemption; the total of such
receipts for the week compared with the same week
of 1881 being as follows:
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10.

EXECUTORS SALE,
Bv order Of George HalOck and Thomas Brown, EsqA
Executors Of Estate of Isaac Abrams. deceased
Goerck at 3D. 43 and 40, between Broome apd Delsn
cey.sts No 81 lot 26xlOO with good three story high
stooD and frame stable as ana 40, pIV
81 Ok 80 with two good frame houses
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12


ADJOINING POLICE HEADQUARTERS
900 Most substantial 6story and cellar Orok tehemenS
Kitcbei q JeiGe, Esqs Attorneys. Morse Building
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20
RECEIVERS SALE
Universal LIFE ms. co:
NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
warren ST. II and TO- near Broadway, easehold
6ofhs 81 80 and 81 East bet Madison and Parhaveai
No 6l is corner OF Park ave ,o,
7Ath at Nos. 40 and AZ, bet Madison aud ParKaves.
81th and OSthsts west OF llth-ave, n lots
ioistsL near Qthaye. 8 houses and lots
l6Sd.st, Fleetw0Od-a ave. sONE2O ,oo,,
l65th.s St, Westinghouse ZoAzlt
THURSDAY. MARCH so.
A,l2 O'Clock pooa at the city saesrooms OF Messrs Cels
" a Murphy No $40 Fulton-st, Brooklyn opposits We
City Hall
RECEIvERS SALE
UNIVERSAL LIFE ms. co.
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
corr, A. 873 near Carroll.
CarroIl.s St i6O To 1888 brown stone residences
WarrensL. SO2 aud SO4. near Court
Inrd.st Qs and 100 near Bond
Ifnany. place, 32 and 81. brick factory
Oates.ave., near Throop oOxlOo.
Washm gton and Casson. .ayes, near union'ss
Auantio.aye, near schenectady
ROCKS OF THE NETWORK AND BROOKLYN SALES
WILL BE READY SOON,
ND WENDELL, Esq, Receiver.
CJ EVERETT. Esq., Attorney for Receiver
II state ST, Albany. N Y
Maps and further particulars Of the above saes
uonsers oioe, No Ill broadway. Rooms ana L.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
WEDNESDAY. MARCH %

HANDSOME BROWN STONE RESIDENCE
No between Lexington and SSilay
handsome three-sJOry high stoop brown htoue a9usA
Size 2jXUJXjS0.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
VfcnrGlnn6.

1NAIfFORNIA AND THE YOSEMITE.
select tourist party TO visit Colorado Salt Lake City the
big trees Yosemite Valley the geysers &C. Is being
ized by NJ jenkins formerly managing partner OF Cook
son jenkins 10 be accompanied by himself The party vii
leave by YORK Central Railroad Monday April out
by LOns and City back by Omaha Chicago;
Will travel palace VIII be absent price
$3.50 which includes everything hape OF expenses
Programmes particulars from
Il. M JENKINS. No. 257 Broadway, New-York.
Programmes European Travel ready.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
CRAND EXCURSION
T 70 COLORADO, NEw.MExIco AND CALIFORNIA

TO COLORADO, NEW'MEAICo AND CALlfORNlA
Leaves New York ON THU RsDAY, May 1882. for a de-
hghtfu OF nifty day Nine thousand miles travelled
Pullman and silver Palace cars every luxury
expenses rstclass travel hotels carriage drives
&c, included In the price, which s only s42u .,, 49,, -
Splendid opportunity before ouerod 70 Vst te won
ders OF the great American C0ntlncnt -.
Full particulars special programme free by mall on hppi
cation 70 THOMAS COOK SON. 2ol Broadway. y; Y.
q. A. BARATTONI. Manager y. v. Bor L0il
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12

SUPERIOR COUNT FUNENIVoU NJ ShI.r'
Under direction OF Ray Hamilton, Esq, Ieieiec
Sonth 5thaye and Sds southwest corner treesOy ant
basement brick house with four stores covering ot 10
26xlOO.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
finaurial.

A WALTER s. RICHMOND, 43 Exchange
place New. York buys and sells stocks Bonds and
ceaneOus securities receives from $50 to $4,000 always
chance TO make 10 to 30 per cent
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
NRw.YoRE. Feb. Is, 1882
lIInAI'En MININn

- - - - NV. YORK. Feb IS, 1882
THE BULWER CONSOLIDATED MINING
Il CoMPAN Y this day declared rs FOURTH MONTHLY
DlVIDEND OF TEN CENTS PER SHARE payable on
March 49, 1882 at the Office Of Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, % Exchange place.
Transfer books close March 1892 and open l4h PROF.
NJ r.. COOK. Vice President
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
IMPORTANT SALE.

Tompkinsst NO Il, BrOome, ot 25xl00, with lou
story anu cellar brick tenement and t"o-story briG
stable
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
OFFICE OF Tuy

aoRyrNo STAR CossouDAIEp MNryo CoMPAxY, :
,Y,ur p0ARD ~ ~ TPiTSTT2Fkkh PiTTSSTT2k March H. 1892
L pany has declared Dividend NO 81 OF q, PER
GENT the Capital stock payable March az the oe oi
Messrs Adams 4 McH9rg, No. 33 Walst, Ne w.York
The transfer books will be closed on lth and recpen
on the 20th inst WILLIAM ADAMS
RET nv
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12

xx,,,r, o,,.>. NEw.YoR March 2, 1882.
IHE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
ING COMPANY to-day declared monthly
dyidend of ofskyENTYFIYE CENTS PER SHA RE. pays
No, 26 Exchange place, New York
Transfer books close March and open March Ia.
". X. COOK,
.pres
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
Real estate A9enLs.

7 ROmaine Brown, 1,2S0 Broadway. Entire
Of real estate specially Rents collected
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12

By order OF the Executors
Of the Estate OF William Simpson, deceased.
Ryingtonst IL and 49, BOwery plot 0O1lOO on
each hrstcass double fOurstOry and cellar brick
tenements stores well rented ald an excellent in
for capitalists.
32dst. north side, 275 feet east OF llthave, one ld
25xqSg suitable for the erection ot tenement or fso
tory.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
auction Sales of Real Gstate.
4 JOSEPH II. LEWIS, Auctioneer,

A JOSEPH II. LEWIS, AuctiOneer,
IN. will sell on the promises
Wednesday, March 10, 1882, at o'clo'k p M,
A FARM AND COUNTRYSEAT CoMBINED.
of 100 acres residence Of the late John BuTling,
one hour York city situated on PuIcbasest Town
Harrison Mestchester County, q mile IRON Rye Lake
miles from White Plans depot miles from Portchesteri
Large dwelling - rooms hne barns, carriage houses Gel
location unsurpassed; nigh ground hne awnI brook
running through 10 OF orchard choice mutt
fine view Long SOund For further particulars In
qure JOSEPH Ii. LEWIS White Plains " y IL stormy
nnIonD. llr In
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
T'HE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM

PANY
dividend Of and threequarters the cant,
tai the Union Pacific Railway Company Will be paid
and after April 1882 10 stockholders Of record March
49, 1882.
York stockholders viii he paid al the companys once
1875 Broadway New York and Boston stockholders the
companys office. No. a Equitable Building. Boston
stock books Will be closed March 3 ls.2 reopened
April 3. 1882 HENRY McFARLAND y, Treasurer
Boston March 8. 1882
THE UNDERSIGNED will, on May'1, 1882,
pay OF principal and interest Of the r. R~T MORTGAGH
BON DS Of the CENTRAL COLORADO IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY maturing that day and heretofore desi
mated Tor redemption or az time before Nay J. presen
tsuon oi sd bonds With coupons Of May attached will pay
the same ~ and accrued Interest to date Of presentation
Holders o SAD bonds may exchange the this Office
until st May next for the First Mortgage OF Coo
1ado Coal ana lion Company dollar Tor dollar
led DREXEI. MORGAN Il Go.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
Dipiosno Notices.

TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COM.
PANY The coupons Of the first mortgage Eastern Dt.
vision bonds OF the TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAIIWAY
C0MPANY maturing March 1882 viii DO paid on afief
way New.YOrk City @. f. bATfER LEE Treasnrer
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
COLORADO, CALIFORNIA, AND YOSE

select party will leave by Newiork Central Railroad,
April H. 10 Cleveland 81 Louis Denver and salt Lake.
turning by Omaha and Chicago TO be absent fOrysI days
10 be accompanied by t. NJ JENKINS, formerly OF Cook,
son d jenkins.
Two days St LOuis; amid the scenery Of Col
OradO days In salt Lake City week In the Yosemite
Valley days In san Francisco visits TO Monterey, the
GEYSERS, BIG TREES &c.
All expenses Of palace hotels meals transfers.
rages, sc, included In the fare, $3.50.
For particulars and programmes apply TO f. NJ JENKINS
217 Broadway, New.fOrk ,
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12

ADJOINING POLICE HEADQUARTERS
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