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The COmink Trial.

WILL rHE STAR RoUTERs GO ON TIE srAND?-rHE
PROSECUTION WILL GLADLY HAVE THEN DO So
WILL WELCOME THEM TO HosPrTABL8 GRAVES
WHAT Mr. MERRICK SAYS
"The affidavits filed in court" said STAR re-
porter to Mr.. Merrick OF star route counsel this
morning, indicate that ex-senator Dorsey wants
| to go on the stand 1 suppose the government
viii be ready to meet his teStimony?,
1--WE would be delighted to have him or any
others OF the defendants on the stand" said Mr.
Merrick. Then he added, with a twinkle In his
eye, "Our case is complete enough without them,
out IL would settle 1t at once, II Dorsey any OF
them goes on the stand. Iwould be delighted.
ment" e''e'"-
win the trial go on speedily?" argued the re-
Yes, think we will get jury Monday and the
Do y You believe the defense will challenge the
co, no think not said Mr.. Merrck. "The coun-
You expect, of course said the reporter, ethat
the question respecting challenges will be decided
In favor OF the goyernment?"
Yes, OF course do.n sali MI: Merr;ck. "You
heard my argument yesterday, didn't your
Possible Democratic senator from,
Kansas.
WHY THIS Is THUS
Information has reached Washington from dem
ocratic sources in Kansas to the effect that DEM
ocratic Senator is more than a possibility from
that state. At the November election a demo-
cratic governor was chosen, but the republicans
elected the remainder OF their ticket The election
for congressman was held under the Old law, the
state not having been redistr1cted under the new
apportionment The four new Congressman were
elected at large; but the next legislature, meet
this winter, must divide the state into districts I'm
accordance with the increased representation
With democratic governor no republican gerry
Wandering law can be passed, as q veto would
stop it II this democratic governor be removed
he Will be succeeded by the lieutenant governor
who is republican The legislature it is said
Is full OF republican aspirants for Congress- and
they feel more interest in securing districts con-
strued so as To forward their ambition than in
electing United States Senator. According to
the information sent TO prominent democrats here
there are republican members OF the Kansas legis-
lature willing to unite with the democrats for the
election OF Gov. Click to the United States Senate
IN order to remove him from the executive chair of
the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $425. .523 30: customs, sis, ,73015
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Work ON the New Pension Office.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MEN RMPLOYED-Co,
TRACTS AWARDED.

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MEN RMPLOYED-CoN-
TRACTS AWARDED.
Gen. Meigs, supervising engineer Of the new
Pension Office building, has closed the contracts
for furnishing material to be used and work to be
done in the foundation work of the new building.
Messrs Wilson and Goss will lay the rubble stone
at per yard; j. NJ. Wheatly is to furnish Cum
berland cement at 81 cents per barrel, of 800
pounds: richard Mccoy, OF Rverton, Va. lime, at
Si.oS per Darrei OF 3c0 pounds; Burnes, Russell &
and pressed brick at $2s per thousand; r. NJ. MIL
ler sand at 97H cents per cubic yard; the Boston
Ierra Gotta works, terra Gotta work as per adver-
tisement and specification. amounting to s32 3sO
Sontracts for the brick work. masonry, etc, on the
D9lid1ng ABOVE ground, have not yet been award
laying the foundation walls. which was COM
menced , @ month ago. win be pushed forward dur
hundred and fifty workmen now engaged at it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09

THE WASHINGTON LECTURE LYCEUM
u announce the following
COURSE OF LECTURES
at the Conversational Church:
-ces,iay, Dec 12-Rey. JOHN HALL, d. D.. of Ny
fhe Scriptures and the ,Sc:ences (Eewl.
Wednesday. Dec. 20-Rev. 4. De WITT rALMAGE.
ihe 1tonstrosites, Cruetes and Meanness of Modern
Infide,ity (Eew).
"wednesday. Jan 3-kev. sOSFPH COOK.
The Religious Signs OF the Times (uewl.
Friday Jan. 5-Eev. JOSEPH COOK.
lie Spc.ls Systen, the Pocket in Politics lnew)
fr.day, Jan. l9-Rey. ROBEET tOlLYER.
From the Anvil to the Pulpit new.
Friday, Feb. 2-Mr JOHN b. COUGH.
Powers That Be new.
.r.1ber Of Course Tickets limited 81. SO EACH to hs
hSd 3: pr1ne pal bookstores. course
without extra eharge at Frcs bookstore 1912 street
opIos:e Ebbitt House, sin2ie admission. 75 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09

District Tax Collections.
GOOD sHOwING-HEAVY DEDUCTIONS FROM THE
UNNECESSARY FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT
The GROSS amount Of all taxes collected
during the past month was 81 l33 TAB 81
And the amount paid into the Treasury
OF the United States was. .. l. O85 56s 95
,,,. 49,, $48, 174 SO
by drawback certificates re.
ceived to the amount Of. - 81 a6I rs
Five per cent discount on
1886. 258. 20 taxes paid 49,. 46 S1291
49, 174 Sc
The total colectons-July lst to Noyem-
ber 3Osh. 1881. were.............. 81. 12S 215 81
Same period 1882 were. ,348 1884, 81
nerence IN favor OF the present year.. $220 619 80
The above showing Is good one as regards the
amount OF collections this year. but the deduction
required by the allowance OF the ve per cent dis
count IS SO large as to make pretty big hole In
the receipts Manifestly the Commissioners are
right in their purpose to abolish this unnecessary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09
FAIRS, FESTIVALS. &c.

FAIR FOX Tue BENEFIT OF ST LUKF,S
"A Pc CHC2CH, (Rey. A. Cromwell Rectorj .t
Gjilar.. Hail. and 18th streets. BEGINNING MONDAY
hokNING, Dec I1th and continuing all the week
Lunch every day from II H. to Pm. d9 6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09

HE COMM1ssIoNERsHIP. P.-The friends Of Mr.
William H. Clagett are expressing the opinion
that he would make good Commissioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09

NOVEL CASE will be argued before the United
States Supreme Court next Monday by Senator
Jones. of Florida. 1t is the case of a mandam,ls
TO invoke the power OF the court to restore to
by the lower court for alleged participation in a
lyQchinp -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09

PERsoNAI--Representativ Ochiltree, OF
Texas, is In town for the season. domic1led at VIII
Washburne is in New
4ork-Ex-Attorney General MacVeagh is at the
Arllngton--Mr. r. w. Fenwlck, who has been
confined to his room so long with rheumatism. is
able to be out again, although not fully recovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09

@pWESTERN UNION EIEGRAPH COMPANYS
w East Capitol Branch Once, cor. Sd and Pa. ave-
.. e.s open from Z. m. to p. N. de-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09

REMOVED FROM OFFICE.-Mr Smith, collector OF
customs at Bangor, Maine, was removed to-day,
and Mr.. Davis has been nominated as his sue
CeSSOr.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., DEC. 8. 1882.

" 81 ~ 70 O'' D@0' o '1'
To the Stockholders OF the Central National Bank OF
Washington City The annual election of eleven Direc-
tors OF the Central National Bank of Washington City
,sspa t hs avenue On MONDAY January 1883 between
the same day. r A. RIJFE
Do w&std (,asa1ier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09

FSSA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE GEORGE
~ town Catholic Temperance Society, at the rooms
OF GeerEetown Ioupg Mems Cath1lic Union. on High
10th. at O'Clock p m. All requested to attend.
IT VIM SMITH. Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09

THE PRESIDENTS VIsTTORs-Among those who
saw the President to-day were Senators Lapham,
voorhees,, Mcdonald, Rollins. Harris and Cockrell,
and Representatives Curtin Smith, OF New York ::
houk. Pealle, Morey, Robinson, OF Ohio; Miles,
Rice, OF Ohio: Pierce and JOrgenSen: District At
tOrney Townsend, OF New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09

n~fSP A PUBLIC MELTING OF THE SIXTH AND
SS Fourth Sub divisions Of Associated Charities will
O'Clock. at Memorial Chapel. corner Of Vermont
and 14th street (entrdnce Vermont avenue.)
Addresses on the work. purposes and methods Of the
organlza ton. and what has already been accomplished
OF provisions, castO clothing and Bed
ding will be thankfully received. dy-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09

The EXCHANGE OF 3H per cent bonds into g.
since November 1st, 1882, to date amounted Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09

THE POSTAGE on the double-sheet STAR is two
cents. The Post Office department requests per-
sons sending newspapers by mail to write their
names and addresses on the wrappers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09

The NAVAL RETIRING BOARD, Rear Admiral John
L. Worden, president, met at the Navy DEPART
ment to-day and examined Commodore Edmund
r. Cohoun for promotion to the rank OF rear ad-
mlrai, to MI the vacancy caused by the death of
Adnlral Wyman and the retirement Of Admiral
creighton. The promotion OF Commodore Col
noun noun Will not cause any promotions in the lower
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A SATURDAY SESSION
BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS At WORK
The Senate To-day.

Petitions of tobacco dealers and manufacturers
or a relate equal to any reduction that may be
| made III the tax on tobacco were presented in the
Senate to-day by Messrs. Hale, Miller and Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-24
CIVIL NOTES.

The defendants in the suit of William F.
Proctor AGAINST the New-JeIsey Central Railway Com
pany and its officers prevent the increase OF the mum
mr. az shares of its capital by 10000 shares, have
I'll etitiou in the supporter Court to have the cause
REMOVED 10 the United states Circuit Court
The trial OF the cr0ss-divOrce suits OF Pedro
Noutels and Emma MOntells continued yesterday
before Justice Larremorc the Supreme Court At the
opening of the Haley Fiske In behalf OF l. W. e.
Hughes moved that that part OF the complaint should
be struck out which charged that Mrs Montclls had
maintained improper relations with him. Mr.. Coudel t.,
s counsel for the plaintiff said that the charge In the
complaint did refer TO Mr. Hughes, and consented 10
the entry of an order in accordance with the motion
Justice iaIrcmOre granted the order lhe trlal VIII De
continued to-day
Two granddaughter OF the late ApOllos r.
Wetmore have begun suit in the SurrOgate's Court to
have The record the probate OF Mr. Wetmores VIII re-
opened They assert that under Ike will they are en-
filled 10 s. 900 EACH but that the will has been altered
that they seem 10 be entitled to only $1,000 The trial
IA the suit was gun yesterday before surrogate Rollins
The words 1.-TWO thousand dollars appear to have been
written over an erasre Charles +. Cory one Of the
executors named in the will testified that the teSator
had told hun he intended TO change tue bequekst TO
MI lranddaughtcrs OF the tes:atOr also testified
that The words written the erasuTe were III the
hand writing OF his father The trial will be continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-24
IHE COURTS.


REMOVED WITHOUT 4 FORMAL ORDER
.Judgc ArnouX, in the Superior Court Chaln-
rcr decide! Yesterday 10 adjourn until February -
DENOMINATION Of the officers Of the Mutual Union Itie-
rraph Company in the suit now pending between 'ha'
cotunany and lis officers, deei dants, and Filny H.
rah,tt rs plaintiff prevent the increase OF the capi
IA stock of the company to S10000,0O0 The defend
ans fled few DAYS ago bond ald petition To remove
~, c,use to the United Circuit Court Judge AT
many oDnroyrd the bond signed no order for the re-
,noval Of the cause. The defendants took the posio
that the aurovng of the bond alone sufficient 10 re-
move the suit 20 the United sta es Court ana the VII
nesses ON the day appointed for their examination by al
vice Of counsel refused TO he swOrn Judge ArhON tne
adjourned the examination the consent ora the par
ties 10 the suit until yesterday, when Julien l. Dawes
arpcarcd before him 10 20 with the examination OF
tbe officers Of the company, bnt neither inc
officers nor their counsel appeared Mr. Bah
bits counsel moved for an ORDER to sh0"
cause WHY the defeudans should not be- punished as ior
n contempt Of court Judge Arnoux decided tAat the
.pDroval bv him of the bond cX-partc adlidca-
Il that the cause had been renewed II TINS aDudcd-
ton was correct The superior Court had no LONGER any
Jurisdiction in the case and the Plaintiffs should apply
10 the United states Court 10 have the cause lnandcd
il il hal been improperly removed In the meantime 10
prevent n conflict of Jurisdiction, Judge ArnouX adj
iourned the proceedings in the superior Court TO Febru
rv 2s The counsel for Mr. Bahbtt argue that the re
noya even if could be upheld Otncr grounds, Is
premature inasmuch bill or other pleading mas yet
been hlcd.
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Co1-PT Observation-Disclosures "a.

SUPREME COURT CHAMBERs-delt ny Donohue. cal
enGar called at a. m.Nos 4, 10, 30 80. 80 40, 49,
o. co. 80 o. 102 Ill ll2 ll3 ll4 49, 1913, 49, l6d
~, 1856, lSS, l9i, PIP, 2l3, 2ll. ,,,,.- ~.
SUPREMg CoCkf-SPECiAL rRRN-Held by Van Worst, j.,
Case No 800 Taylor agt Croft ami ohers-Noday cal
SUPREME COURT CIRCUT-PART lied by smith j.
Nos 1898. Pass, 27l7 1871 1888 1900, 1913 l45l l5i
lJ5l, 429L sac, hoo 1902, 1908 1871 400 l41' 1885,
l1Sj, ISL L.
PART Ii-Held by Larremore Case No $3.50, Mon
tels agt MOnteils No Gav calender. 80, 90, o,,,
PAET ITL-Held by Lawrence. Nos 24Sl 2$S6 - :,
2O7 2722 22O5 2492 23O7, 1857 1882 2ilO 1000 2OGl
27jl 27lJ' 2133, POI. 203j 21uG.
SUPERIOR COUET-SPECIAL TERN-lIeld by Arn0uX j.
Calendar called at II a. m.-NOs. 81, II, %
SUFKMOBCOURr-TRIAL TERN PART l.-Held Dy SedgWlck,
G. JCase No 3lj Bank OF New York National Banking
Association agt Weayer-NO day calendar - 40, -
PABT u-Ield by Freedman. Case on No 6Ol Pour
Wis AIT. HayeS-NO day calendar. $500.
Pact IiI-Hed by TruaS, mos SSl, IS, W. 91l,
g3G. 937, $50, 800. 500 $50 900 9l". Dos, 4f4
COMMON PLgAs-SPECIAL TERM.-Held by Van Brunt. e. j.
No day calendar -
Nos. A. IL, 90 3, Z, ~ 10 49, 20, 81.
COMMON PLEAs-TEIAL TERN-PART He'd by Beach. j.
Nos 1851 3l 1880 1919 726 1870 1888 1924 ll59 1888
1882 49l, l429, 1914 1868 1872 sos 1864 l21i 1916
1904. -.. $500 800
1851 1892 1852 l76l $50 l79s 1907, 1903, 1905, 1870
MARINE CoURr-IEiAL 1RRM-PART Held by Halves,
J-Conrt opens al 10 mShOrt CausesNOs. 1l92 1851
7s39, 1873, 7l67, $3.50, 1911, 754l, 1884.
PART II.Held by NeET6as, J.Court opens at 10 a. m
short CausesN 6lJ 1873. 1882 14O2, 4lj 626o 7l12
1889 1437, 6423 1895.
PART III-Hed by Nc Adam. JCour; opens at 10 a
Short Causes-NOs G732 7lG7 G732 7l67 1888 1881 Ti23
7s56 1887, 1924, 7l39 1868, 74l2 7436, 1928, 1878
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-24
KILLED BYA BOILER EXPLOSION. .

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 23.-0ne of the boilers in
the blooming mill Of the Vulcan steel Works, in South
ST. Louis exploded this morning. About 100 men were
working in the mill the time. four Of whOm-Mchael
Coakley, John DOlGn, Francis Chambers and Oliver
Aude-were fatally injured, being terribly scaded he
sides having limbs broken Robert Golfer hal three
riHs broken and severely burned Michael Cronin
suffered compound fracture of the leg and was severely
scaldcd. Francis Lotus and Thomas Brannan were
badly scaGcd AID three other seriously hurt. The
snokestack blown down and the mill otherwise CON
kidl rahlX DAMAGED.
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THE HUDSON OPEN FOR NAVIGATION

P0UGHKEEPsIE, n. Y. Feb. 23.-The steam
John L. Hasbrouck and =. u. Leeyer left here for
New YORK this afternoon with assorted fTeights. They
are the first boats south and Navigation 10 this place Is
now permanently open for the season.
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A DISAPPOINTED AUDIENCE.

TRENTON, \. j., Feb pa large audience
gathered at Tayors Opera House tonight TO hear Miss
Kellogg and her troupe The troupe appeared
but Miss Kellogg did not aud many persons ia Tie audi
4 retired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-24

measles was Sitting up in bed and taking breakfast from
tray on his lap which needed TO be leveled up. His
father suggested that book be used the purpose
whereupOn the promising yOungsfer quickly replied :
Yea, ave us Elijah, tie Iishbe,'" placing accent
the last syllable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-24
6lfamSoats ano Railroads.

COR BOSTON.-TIIE LATEST TRAIN with
L Pullman Scepers vie H. n H. and II r. X &c ieaye'
Sunday New;York and HS s%,d England Rail
road at t.anl contra DelOt and pnnclpil ho'eS
9 krd hiD and EHAWUaArucK IA
leave sip at lSc 1 oGS aa bT any other route
III The North by wiiiTEs LINE steamers, from PIER 1
a. EAST KIXEk at p m eco me S at on onnecticmt
TG Taf anG No r F 'o Al LOWEST RATES RE-
CEIVED DAILY
EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-PaSsenger
IL trains on ISL will leave depots foot OF
Corad and at a@cb a G6a So
WikesbaTre Towanda, Wavery Ithaca, Geneva. Lyons.
h hncS ann ResGns Maac Chunk Wkesbae aud Pitts
ton Pullman sleeping coaches es ~ M eo2pee for ali points
in Mahanoy aud IIazleton coal TesSn Hsy1yGToy O. PA
Eastern Office corner church and kseS
" 70 Eoston Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
Fare reduced Limited tickets to Boston, 81 to Worcester ~
Ih' Ne" IRON 9t CITY, or WORCESTER,
WI %h ayd fhSe'oh the SH 9S' 6F fnGsToN
Leave Pier North River foot oil W ats--t heA p'l
above Desbrossesst Ferry daily except sundaysat pm
OREGON, ,,r>,>r
APoLIs. and points in NEBRASKA, UTAH mon MOS,
TANA, DAKOTA MINNESOTA. and the NUM- IL
WL.,T are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEHTERN R'y.
u rnns from two TO five trans daily each way between
CHIC AGO and prominent Western pohts II Ah'-'i-
Rms IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west oil
Chic,go PULLMAN sLEEPERS are run ON all Oh ITS
trougb and night trains For rates OF fare ana oter III
,omaon opply by letter person to any coupon ucSe
agent or 10 l.. +. BOOTH .,
General Eastern Agent No. ilj Broadway Newly ORR.
ST Ar n3vrn AND uAnpon Transportation
COMPANY.
Office. Pier L. Y. r.. foot Corianlt-7t
ors,cnmens OF freight forwarded directed u any part
OF the world ~ r,,r,rc,,
UNEoUALLFD FACILITIES FOR DI9FAICi'
Orders received for delivery OF all kinds OF freight and mer
manu- "p, an TAKBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTERAGG
Freight Of every description promptly igered to any point
In the harborat reasonable rates
sTr A,fRoATs BAKGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamers John H. Stsrin and Erasns corning LOT NEW
RAVEN leave Pier Is ~ IL. NJ D. III dauy' lsaturdayf
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co, between Newly rk ana
NswHaven care aud dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points on D. l. W. H. H. received at Pler ~
po, New. aven and points East at Pier lS'
NopTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles for
"a, cents via steamer from Pier r. foot Whitehas@
Observation-Disclosures ComDunipaw, NJ.-Dry DOCKS
Machine and Boiler shops everything appertanns to the
construction and repair Of vessels
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after I! r, January %; 1882.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
Trains NewYork via Desoosses and Cortandt street
Harris5nrS Pttsburg the West South with Pullman
Palace car at m p and p e ar
daily, IT,, o. o,,... oo,., -, Fri.
NJ. connecting at Cory for Ttusyile Petroleum Cen
''f Baltimore Ii Washington and South Limited Washing
ton Express Pullman Plrlor Cars daily except SUNDAY
a nTFyS WA and e night Sss and Pm
EXprcs5 for Baltimore. except sunday. p m -
For Atlanta CITY IN oag s iSn me- GhS Sh m arour
trains ersey city anOrlns speedy and direct transfer
ioT rrsSe sTrve From Pts1arg $40 and loCa so
and 5 CaG p 5o f Si5 935 and os5 p M SUNDAY $780,
S g. s go e a%% loY lob rS% mr. ssS
3S S SS M caS sS o 1921 o ana 5un S5S M
TO PHILADELPHIA
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS ZACH WAY WEEK PAY;sANDD on SUN
PIIIA, TWO IN NEWYoRK.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains leave NewYork. Desbrosses and cort
7Io $50 limi,eGl, il 1920, $40 4. s. e7 $
sn and ; p lu and IL NIGHT 'u'Y al" ~ d. Ill., D.
Express Trains daily ezcep. sunday 100
a. NJ and M running through via Trenton and Camden
Eetnp9E 4 Saye bTo2d o. ' aS a. AT G
tied Express 1872 p M l. = T. g. $40 7;S3 and M
: p NJ Leave Philadelphia Camden, . An and 4.SO
Ticket ofices $40 Broadway Astor House. and
foot OF DesDrosses and Corandt t COurtst and Brook
Vn Annex station Of FultOn.st Brooklyn Nos Ia.
fla and rs Hudsonst Hoooken station Jersey city.
Emgrant Ticket Oflcc. X Batteryplace.
The Transfer Company Will call for and chooA
baggage from hotels ana residences. . .
FRANK THOMSON J. X MOpD, -.
Manager. General PaSSr agent
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST, ,
So Boston for nrstcass limited tickets goou ohJ
sitpamerS S'r0N INtiTON AMI NARRAGANSErr leave
leave daily (eXcept Snndays) HON PIor ID ~. IL
foot of Jqv.st arriving in Boston NJ Ga M s,..oo.,.
Tickets Tor sale at ali principal ticket ohco1
secured N offices Of We-cots Express Co. ~ No+ o9i
ig7 Rroaiway Aston House. and AZ hetrOpon an' A"'1
Avenue Hotel ticket Offices
pRovIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
STEAMERS leave Pier 20 foot OF Marren y X, Ni D n
as,tS snllysI Tor via Providence diroct
yeigbf Va either no taken at lowest taSs - ,
| - - "a .RCOC * Presdont L. w. FlLhlNS' " I. agc
yu,IIE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
l ALI, RAIL nom Grand Central DepoL IAN a,
Tbree ernr,s. trains daily except sunday 70 bos"
| S:O5 a. H., l y. m. (parlor cars atVonou' " IVY ~ W
palace sleeping cars ,.. o,ooo sleen,n carsl
It,ited tick 10 Boston (al rain, 90 40,
s.Ls,s and naor can be ObtahsdN
Fttb Avenue and windsor Hotel ticket oces ana AZ "ts
Central Depot
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Orsans ano pianOs.

DyERTISEMENI FOR The NEMs
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE RI FL sa ~ rhirtys
TProW OFFICKs No. ,2Ss Broadway eer Tg,,hs vS
hrstst S0S West Twenty 'th'dsI so snu.re 10 rhirk
No e2 East Fourteenthst, corner mon al FFia'fE
ave- corner Fory-.ovenllsi a. the nam.suDtred ana
Nos o0l and 800 Thrd.aye cSrne "a AZ - r.s.s
tw,nty uith st. up 10 p. AZ resalAe Ones r@ea
n sI;1 Organ and Piano Man%fsetS.y At
ID Wsshin gton N J.. Illustrated See tousy ~
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Gounlrn i]roprrtn mantco.

NXvANTED-A good farm TO work on shares.
W Address FARMER Tribune once.
NyvANTED.-An unfinished cottage Tor one
W or more years, located within an hour Of New,i o'H
IJudson River east side preferred option OF possession
Anil rent to exceed $500 Address "l l. " hoN
2,429.
WANTED. Iowa LANDS, 1000 acres Tor
w cash PARKER, POST Office Box l.925 Newly ork.
WANTED Milk farm in Orange County in
w exchange for good paying city business Address NJ
FARM. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-24
MORRIS WILKINS, Auctioncer.

PARTITION Sale OF Valuable Property OIL Sth ave- 2Oth
9th, lOGth lljth and MUTra y-sts.
T. H. LU DLOW n co will sell at auction on
THURSDAY. MARCH ., 1882,
at IL o'clock, at The Exchange SalesrOOm broadway
Trinity Building.
WEST 57TISTREET-F lots north SIDE 1913 feet
OF 7ave each 25Nl00j feet This is the highest point
below Central Park and secures perfect drainage
fulneSs.
EAST HSTREET-Ten lots, north side 100 feet
west OF Isl each 2JNlOC.ll feet
Also. time and place
EAST 2OTIi-S TREET-Ihc handsome story brown.
hOuse - East 2utst Just Of way 2jx
extension OF II feet; lot 81.
STH ANENUI-LOt west side 10 feet inches north Of
S1th ST., 2jX 100 feet.
MURRAY.STREET. No. 20 The five story basement and
cellar store of lot for ~ years M lsOj
situated between Chucls and place; lot 251l
feet 4 inches
WEST ll6THSTREEr-TwO lots. north side, feet 9
inches east OF 81 NichNla-aye, each 2jNlOO.D.
SIXTY PER CENT OF TIE PURCHASE MONEY
bond aud mortgage.
For and 1urther particulars apply 10 the AuctoneeT
M = II