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The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-30

There is at least one State in the Union where the Demo-
 
 hold on to. That state is Cali fornia. There they have fas- tened themselves to the pig tails,of the Chinamen, which, they expect, will drag them in to power. The Democrats, cu- rious to say, are always in somebody's wool. They had their hands in the kinky curls of the poor negro for a quar- ter of a century, until they were finally compelled to let go. They will fare no better with the Chinamen, and mod ern Democracy is unhappy un- Jess 1t is on the back of the SUD- port of an inferior race, which, in the end, always contriYes to get on top.
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erai obseTvo1 there appears to be no room fo improvement, yet new ap- pliances are constantly being pro- cured for the establishment.
OFFICE OF THE TERRITORIAL CEN
 TRaT. CoNAITTHE OF ARIZONA.

OFFICE OF THE TERRITORIAL CEN TRAIL COMMITTEE OF ARIZONA.
 PRESCOTT, A. T., June 14, 1882. DEAR SIR The vote of this con- m ittee upon the time and place of h holding Territorial Convention stands as follows: A large major ity are in favor of holding the Con- vention at Phenix; but the day of holding the same remains undecided by the vote. Of all the votes cast, TO more than three (3) fix the same day. A majority. however, fix some day in August. Under the circur : stances, as Chairman of this Com mittee, have decided that the day shall be the S1st day of August, next, at 10 o'clock, a. m., unless a majority of the committee shall, be fare July 1st, next, signify their ob- jcction thereto
 Very respectfully yours,
 CLARK CHURCHILL,
 Chairman.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-30

A Frenchman named Bos- seranc, of Los Angeles, was bitten by a fly last Sunday, and died Wednesday of blood poisoning.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-30

Col Reed, of Tucson, feels quite confident of being ap- pointed as United States mar shal for Arizona
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-30
Rsmeslssa
u.s. LAND OFFICE Tvs-ss. Asissaa

[. .. LAND oFFhrz TrcsaS- Arisoax
 Aprit fr. i>c4
 Notice i> hereby Sivea tha1 Jcsa1- ealr Enies Balde< has EleG 1ctice aflfs .=n-n- tion tC' make Anal procf in -1rQcr- r1 1 HSrfestead Claim Nc >% and -14- s1.- prucf will ss- made cefsre tee H-c- D.sts-. est POrtes. tuese of the >ecua1 4-1l-c.1- District Court fCr Arizou1- Gt nlS c14r1 bcrs in FkReix. Narlcooa Ccanry- a. 1-. on the fCth daN Cf q ef.e. rSs-- a- llc 'ca'sk a. z.. for the \ Rs - a >sct-on ". % He names the foilOWl1< Uirucszes 70 prUVe bis tontinHou> reSl1-Dcc 1rcl and cultivation Nf said land. Vl1 lll7rr.- u- deg ValeI ciz lscrnzVal tsoEzale-~ 14 4lu-slsss Gonzales and FrGncis pslrcrsl-- all r~ Phqnix. AT. nESR1 CNl- ~'~ 70 A-47'N NS1-lsg.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-30

Tucson can't afford to cele- brate. Patriotism is below par at the metropolis.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-30
u. s. LAND OFFICE Al TudsoN, ARIZONA, ]
 May 9th 1882. l

u. S. LAND OFFICE Al Tud;9N, Al. AEEl,zsosssA, ,sss , To OLIVER H. P. SHEETS,
 Maricopa Cc., Arizona.
 SfR:-Complaint having been made and at tnas oacs seetioh ae to smeLd an act entitled, s'An act 10 en- courage the growth of timber on the Vest ern Prairies," approved June IA, 1878. for failing to comply on your part with the conditions required by said act, and as sumed by you to be performed in your tim Der culture entry No. B, upon the nor.,.,-- ssst @ quarter of section No; %, yySSwnet. No ?, North of range No. 3 Fast S.,,a ,p .a Salt River Meridian. M1.ue th Slia 1I. ana ana of July ISIS, in this the. o hsxa ;1aS iSt gay Tiva TivaA ao ur causI to oe broken or niowed I first .. iand covered thereby the yea after such entry. That you failed 9 s oreak or cause to be broken or plowed, i've acres of land during the second year. That you failed to cultivate to crop or otherwise the five acres required to be broken or plowed the first year, ana that on tne thlrc year you failed 10 cult "A crop or otherwise the five -c-as ,ecnIs9 -.rSte 70 ;n t,mhc 'Ae" - eecond year. and to plant U" Ter, seeds or cuttings the five acres required to be broken the first year. And that on the fourth year you failed to culti- vate and put in crop or otherwise the five acres required to Dc broken the second year. And asks that a time and place be fl Eed for hearing in i'd case, that h may be allowed to prove said allegations by him so made; and that said timber cul- ture entry No. 36 may be declared cancel led and forfeited to the United States.
 Now. theretrre, you are hereby netifed and required to appear at this office in the City of Tucson, Arizona, on the 1-t day of July, 1882, at the hour of 10 o'clock, A M., of tAst day, st which time and place proof will be taken touching the allegation therein set forth, and that you will be al- lowed to introduce such evidence as you shall see 1t, tending to disprove suoh al- legations and establish yoHF light .o said land under your entry as aforesaid,
 Yours Respectfully.
 HENRY COU
 Register.
 c. E. DALEY, Rls~aw Receiver of Public Moneys.
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City Official Paper.

Iowa has suffered from an- other destructive storm.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-30

nal weakness. Spermatorrhuea, Emissions Impoitoecy Exhau sted Vitality. Prema nr Decline, and LOSS OF MANHOOD from whatever cause prOdueea. eA riches afid purifes the Blrod. Stfengt Ben the Nerves. Brain, Muscles. llge iion, Reproductive Organs ard FhF and Mental Faculties. It stops ans q natural facilitating drain upon the Syste preventing involuntary losses deoihtatin drea ns seminal losses with the urine etc 20 distructlve to mind aud body Ill sure climinator of all Kidney and bsauae Complaints. It oontsins no inju,ious in predfents To those suffering nom the evil effects of youthful indiscretions or ex- cesses, a speedy. thorough and permanent ure is Guaranteed. Price s50 per bottle or i've bottles in case, with full direction and advice, fS10. Sent secure nom oose- vation to auy address upon receipt oi 6riSs or c. O. D. To be had only O. Dr. C. D. SALFIELD, 2l6 Kesfney St., San Frsncis- co. Cal Consultations strictly connden tial. by letter or at office, FREE. For the Convenience of patients. and In order 70 m Ire perfect secrecy 1 have adopted pri vate address, under which all packages gre ioi""rT TRIAL R0TT'LE FREE.
 NOTICE-I will send { ti ial bottle of l'e REJUVENATOR-eufi t0 shoy its tse1t-free ofcharge, to ally one sfnicted apBiyifis by letter, stating his, symptoms and ase. CCmHunicataJns strictiy con edential.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-30

yearS-Snch as loss or memory LdsrlttOs- Nocturnal Emission, aversion to society Dimness of vision, noises in the head: me vital fluid passing unobserved in the Urine and many other diseases that lead 10 ln- sanity and death.
 Dr. Mintie will agree to forfeit Five linn dred Dollars for case of this and the flte. i.estore...T- under his special advice arc vreatment) will not eure, or for any thing Impure or injurious found in f'- Dr. Mintie treats all private Diseases snceers- fully without mercury Consutat1on Tree A thorough examination and advice in- cluding analysis of urine, S5- Prlee of Vital Restorative, 8 bottle, or four times the quantity, S1O; sent to any address upon receipt sf price. or C. O. p- secure from observation and n private name II desired by A. E. Mintie, M. D., No. llhear- ny St San Francisco.
 Sample bottle sent frae on application by letter stating symptoms, sex aEa age. Communications strictly Confidential
 Dr Mintie,s KIDNEY RENEDT NEPHRETr CUM, cures all kkAds of Kidney and bladder Complaints, GonoFrheea, Gleet, Lencorrhoea For sale " all druggists; S1 soatle,s SIX boltles, $5.
 pr. Mintie'e -DAHDELIoS PILLS are fAs best and cheapest Dyspepsia and BilIons n the n arket For sale by all druggists
 ian1-1U
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aTT xtrFsy

fTTfS srFsy
 Came to the place Of the undersigned on or about the 6fh day of June, 1882, ont white eyes, branded H ins scri0ed in Q eil cle, also one Chestnut Sorrel HorEe, white stripe face, branded as the former. The owner can have the same by proving prop erty and paying expenses Jn7tf KELLEY & MAYER.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-30

The New York Herald says: There is at least one State in the Union where the Demo-
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-30

This $reaf RejuvIIfat.n Remedy and Nerve Tome is the Tegitimste Ter ult of twS Sy years of prsc;e cal experience and cCREs wrrIf UNFAu ISa cEH- TAINTI NerS0n
 and P hysi e
 Debility. Sem
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-30
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is . never -ial.ing cure for Nervous Debility. Exhaust ed Vitality, Ss-- insl ,.sk
 l's.rmc orrhOea. J0zr Manhood Impotency. Psrsl- ysis. and all the terrible effects Of selfabuse, youth ful follieS. and ex- cessee in mature
 --.s. a-- -N -.
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OWL NOTES.

Morris Steinhart obtained, on April 10, 18S1,
license to keep hotel The Society for the Prevention
Of Crime made complaint that scinhart ana not pro
vide the accommodations Of hotel and demanded the
revocation of his license. The Excise Commissioners
summoned s,einhart 10 answer the charge He refused
to do So obtained an alternative writ OF prohibition,
on the ground that the Excise commissioners hld no
jurisdiction TO try the charge. The motion 10 make the
writ imperative argued in the SUPERIOR Court before
Judge ArnOux. who decided yesterday against the mo
ton.
Judge Blatchford yesterday granted motion
made by the defendant in the suit of the Providence ana
s.onngtOn Steamship Company against the Virginia fe
aud Marine Insurance Company to set aside levy on
$4,000 in Government bonds deposited by the nsur-
ance Company with the supernte ndent OF Insurance at
Albany. The levy granted by one OF the state
courts in proceedings by the Steamship Company to re-
cover Is, 600 pohcy issued by the defendants on
steamer belonging 10 the plaintiffs. Judge Biatchiord
holds that securities deposited with the superintendent
hv foreign companies doing business in this state are NOT
liable to attachment at the sut OF person not ciaE
under policy issued to- citizen or resident OF new"
York.
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ANXIOUS TO DIE.

While Sergeant Blair. of the Sixteenth Pre-
oGct Police, writing up his returns i'll the station
early yesterday morning, boy entered In haste ana
cried out Ny father has shot himself The boy was
Frederick Folet, fourteen years old and he directed
policeman to No 303 West Tweny-secOndst.,w where his
father Alonzo Foett lay bleeding on bed III second
story front room The had shot himself IN the head
behind the right ear with Colts revolver OF 32cabre
The wounded taken 70 the New-Hork Hospital.
FOllett Is widOwer, forty-thrce years old, and he
DO rded in company with his in the house where
he shot himself He employed rs bell punch re-
parer at No. 1893 Broadway. II was said yesterday
that he had been acting strangely for some weeks. and
had become imbued with the idea that lie watched by
detectives He formerly employed by the Colts
Manufacturing Company, and the weapon which he
used had been presented 20 him by the supernendn mt
Of the works II said at tho hospital last evening
that his wound probably fatal one.
Mrs Mary McCagnry, of No. 100 Chares-st, sent
10 st. Ninccut's Hospital Monday evening suffering
from the effects OF quantity of Paris green which she
had swallowed she died at the hospital yesterday. She
was native of Ireland. fortyOne years old aud
confirmed irunkqrd She had been tod that she would
DC turned out her rooms, and under the influence
Oi liquor when she took the poison
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, March 14.--In the Court of Appeals
to-day-present the Hon. Charles Andrews, c. j.. and
sssociaes-the following decisions handed down
snyder agt sherman; Wilton aGt. SNYDER Murphy agt
the OnOndaga Iron COMPANY McGod1cK agt Irapiagen-
Judgment affirmed with costs
Of Doans executors ag Noeler same ag
Nelson same agt DOnuclly- order Of General Term re
y,rsed and order Of Surrogate affirmed wish costs
Wes-JudGnent affirmed with costs 10 respond
defendant appellants and without costs Tor or
against executors
'C'rm act Starkweather. Connolly agt. the NewYorS
Central Hudson River Railroad Company Mover agt,
the Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
Judgment and trial granted costs 10 abide
the event
The following motions were made-Ihe ITghy
National Bank OF Central City ag George Bliss MOTION 10
BGyance Court took the papers Almira Han
cock 1t George W Rand OthcrsMOton 10 put cause
OIL preferred cacndaTThe Court took the papers Francis
swift ag the state STANDARDIZATION TO put
took papers Polly Graves aFt o.
White and another for reargument submitted
The following appeals from orders were argued:
No 5S2-The NewY York Life Insurance Company, appel
liant Universal Life Insurance Company and anotht
RESPONDENTS No 535Joseph B. Hoyt and others respond
,us agt Abraham w. Godfrey, appellant, No 53l- AZ
matter Of the assignment OF Gustav kadtke
and another j. Cleveand No. asa aud 4Ss-
b National Bank OF Elnira appel antS
lgt John hburn and another executors respondent
No biG-JOhn VI. Kean appellant agt John IL HOlsidIl,
respondent No 53s-Thonas A. Brown and others re-
pundents agt John p Smith and others appeuan-SuD'
lltted.
Nos. ll5, III, ll6. los, rs. III, lis. 20
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THE COURTS.
BISHOP CLARKsoN AND MR.. HUMAN.


The examination of the Rev. Mr. Human, the
plaintiff In the libel suit against Bishop Hare was ehu
Yesterday, hut nothing important was brought cut "
Rmith then said that ne had no further ts'irlon' "
infer except in the way % rebuttal MT Nash HSSU'"
that the plaintiff must at this time offer all the eVueo"
which nc intended to ocr for the purpose Oh ShoNs
The falsy OF the rimors upon which Hshop haie "o
tcu WAS based and OF malice the part "i h'shop ho
After considerable argument on this point JUSTICE Nan
Worst said that Mr. Nash position was the correct one
Inn, no vould make no final decision at that time
ur Nash then read the deposition OF Bishop Clarksoh
who said that he had known Mr.. Hinman since ls6'
NE oxrlaiucd why in ls73 there had simply been an
Investigation OF the charges against Mr. Human ana
rot n trial II was because the Nshops dncludins
E,hop Hare were very anxious to save MI Human
from public trial provided they could satisfy them
selves that the charges against him cond not be proved
The Bishops had had no intention Of making Whlte
washing report They had prejudice In favor OF MI
Human, but did not allow this prejudice TO influence
thor Judgment Charges AGAINST the hss''h
aries in regard their conduct towards IN" lu'an
women wc-c very common IN the West AteF inc IN
vcsiigaon Of 1873 there had hcen an apparent
of the rumorS affecting Mr. Hinuiaus charuCtI lUI NVN
eral years. The witness had heard OF very sIdNV C5
against Mr.. Human before MS uii'7a ~ ,i,nt
lie was MOI surprised when he hearC rom BShop mare
that Mr. Humans reputation was bad. The charge III
THE witness declared that MI Human had been greatly
beloved the Indians and that he himsel had LOugh
very highly Of his work, lie had never thought mat
Bishop Hare had been GCtuated by malice n ms action
against Mr. HiEman. The whole of the deposition OF
Bishop GARRISON was read under constant oOectohS ~
Mn Humans attorney, Notwithstanding thc h'alehcht
vide and not to take advantage of techrcaities The
trial viii De continued to-day
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I COLE, AUCTIONEER.


Large positive sale Of improved vacant
property consisting EIGHTY HOUSES and LOTS and
VACANT LOTS different parts Of the city, by
George A. Powers. esq, he sold at auction
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18TH, at ~ NJ, at the CON!MER
CIAL EXCHANGE, No. 1873 FULTON.sT., opposite
THE CITY HALL. BROOkLYE.
NOS o. 81 81 30 and 81 FOuIth.ave. stories base
ment and subceaT frame houses p:azzas front rear
Nos II and 81 FOurthave stories basement and sub
cellar frame dwellings, piazzas front and real.
No So st Jamesp place Stories basement and sub cellar
brown.stone house all the modern improvements.
Nos 347 ana 35 Navyst stores. attic basement and
sub.cellar frame houses piazzas front and rear.
Safest IS feet from Fatbus ave- 2O190 feet
FOurthavo lots corner OF Pacihcrt Th,s, lots di
Iecy opposite the Church Of the odcemer each lSKSO
Flatbush ave. Dcan.st, Fhavc and Pachct. 81 lots
one plot worry desirable for Improvement,
Fabushave and Pacific st. lots having 1877 feet frontage
Boerum place and Deanst lots. these lots
stables and sheds, st and two dw ellngs.
Batcst. ~ vacant lots 100 west rom Tiird-aVe
seyentlave and UnOn-sL lots and party wall
Glove place: excellent business property.
Park.place lots, $50 feet west from Ciasson.avc.
Degraw ST. gore lots 26G feet east from Cassonaye
CORES will De sold together.
bces OF WILLIAM NJ. INGHAHAM esq. Attorney.
GEORGE A. POWERS, Jr. 599 FGltOn-st and the
Of the Auctaoneer. 3S9 Fulton st.. brooklyn
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after January %, 1882.
GREAT TRENk LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROTTE.
Trains leave New York via DesbrOsseS and Coandt
Ferries follows
Harrisburg. Pjsburg. the West and south with Pullman
Palace Cans attached, at M and y. m, daily.
York Chicago Limited Of Pullman Palace cars.
daily
Wlamsport Lock Haven, p. H. p M; Cory and Erie
Connecting al Cory Tor Ttu5yiie. Petroleum
ire, and the oil Regions.
baltimore Washington and the South Limited Washing.
ton Exprcss Pullman PaTlOr daily except sunday
lOa. m; arrive Washington 4 D. M Regular 500 a. I'd.
~ night. ..,-
For Atlantic Cpy, through ear D. M except Sunday.
BOats of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all throus
trains jersey city Attending speedy and dseCt transit
for Brooklyn travel
and I04Up daily From Washington ana Baltimore. $50
,ijna m 100 80 g:3j and 1880 p. IN. SUNDAY ESQ
ESQ a a. g:55 and 1000 T. m. From Philadelphia 800
600 600 $50 $40 940 lU5o 40 In l20 2 $50 800
600 -.%p $40 93j 1870 ana 1880 D. in. Sunday 800
ttO 6:3O Is So II iOl NJ $40. 93j lOIO and 1880 D. M
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cO1rPT CALEyDARS-MARCH Is.

S,rPBgsR OOURr-CHAMBEE bv Lawrence J-Cal.
eudar called at m-NOs 80. -. 81, &C. 49, 81 81 49,
lOB lU7 1885 9S 205 pa 226 1872 $50 29 239 2+O 24l
242, 24G, PAT. -
Brady and ingalls, JJ-Nos l47 ljl. 1913, lj5 los. los
i59 i6O 49,! 40 l29 1862 1872. lO5 lOs ILL., 49, No.
l2o, l27, 1873 1872. l54. 1874.
SUPREME Coukr-SPEcAL TERs-Iield by LaTTelgore Jo
Nos 2Sg 800 lac III SO. lS5 251, 3O3 301 900 zy9
BIO 500 96 3l6 lO8 1871 81 8p6, 295 324. 346 90 246
SUPREME SoURI-CIgcTiI-p I-Mcd ~ Po1{eT
ieo2 ~ l4S7 1882 LEO 1sl p 24G5 6sl' 26oe S2S
PART Ii-Hed by Barrett, Nos 296. 81; l5o9 I675
1854 7sUL 81 Cos, 1900 1923 2jZ6, 1879 2G45, lOb2
i977' 1853 l42I 1908 1904, Inc 800, 1855, 1856
PART lii-Held by Van Worst Case 800 Human agt
Hare-NO day calendar.
SUPERIOR CoUnT-sPEcI.L TRRM-Held by TrusI. j.
Caenda al called at II a m.--No. 20
SUPERIOR COURr-TRIAL TERS-PART lied by ArnouN
Z3O $50, 9l9 597. 70S 6j6, 5l2. 7S5, 697. SI9
800 sI3 S74. ~. ,
COMMON PLEAs-GENRRAL TRRM-ield by Van Brlnt. j.
F. Day and Van HOcseu, JJ.-NOs 81. a. n, 20, 79a
6G. %. $50, 81. -.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEciAL TERM-Hed by Beach. Mos
COMMON PLRAs-TEIAL TERM-PAET I-Ield by G p paly
& mos 1903 1891, 1851. 1888 9oy, DO l74O 1911
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Nor APPRECIATED.-Judge- TO Mr.
resident of TaIrytown: al suppose yOu all read
ers and admirers OF irving and hi works. You have
numerous reminders OF hn-his home school named
after him aud probably great many other things
know nothing Of besides the place made famous by
IchAbod ami BTOm Bones" Mr. -: mo, Judge,
am not an admirer Of Mr. irving, for am credbly In.
formed that no such person Iehabod Crane lived
" taught school In TGrrytOWn.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGTON March 1.-the following bust
mss was transacted the Supreme Court of the United
States to-day:
No 223-S. & l. Bind eXecnoga plaintiffs III error agt
the Louisiana state BaBKArCued Tor defendant in error
and printed briefs for defendant In erTo ana
fOI PLAINTIFF in -.
10 22i-Brdgc Reach CO.. appellants agt the Excel.
sior Manufacturing Company and others-ATEued
No 225-Emly Sullivan and others, pMnlns III erOI agt
Ii. and OtheTs-AI guncnt began.
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l.
Express Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Cor,
landl streets, Ferries AZ follows Wv
f:- ;, 500! ihit II a. 32O, $40 T. j. i, Z, )
ahu y T. III, anu nSnht. sundays ana ~ a. ul D .,
Express Trains leave New York daily except SUNDAY u
and running through via Trenton and Camden
EeurninS trains leave Broad ST. station. Philadelphia
l2Jl. 5.OJ, 30 345 600 80 $40 $50 and DIM.
lied Express, 1870 MI l. 8, 4, ), q, $50 So D.
ON SUNDAY, l2O 3Ok $50 $40. $50 ESQ., IS and
daily, except SUNDAY.
Ticket Gtces Sig and 81 Broadway Astor Uouse and
Desbrosses and Cortandt Court and Brook.
lyn Annex Station, foot OF FutOnst BROOKLYN Nos a.
IlG and lis Iudsons, HoUokcn; station JERSEY CITY
IMMIGRANT Ticket once Battery place
The New York Transfer Company will can for and check
FRANK THOMSON, J. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass Agent
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
FARE - To Boston for hrstclass linn ell tickets good only
spcCinod on their tace.
steamers STONINGTON aud NARRAGANSErr leave
loo; of J1y.st. arriyiug IN Boston az "a IN.
Tickets Tor sale at principal ticket ohcSh Sa,erooms
secured Wescnts Express Co.. ~ N0s ooL aud
39l BfOalway AsOr House auuaI MoliO9'H~i ''a 1nta
Avenue Hotel ticket Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE Tor Freight only.
Steamers Pier ~. loot Oi Warrcn-st " r., at IN
Gnly trxccp suniAysJ Boston rrOSIdence direct
Trc,phL VA c.thcI has taAcu at lowest rates.
D.. BAbCJCk. PrrsdcuG l. w tllhiN1 e. /. Agt
TsNHE POPULAR SHORE LINE To BOSTON.
Il All RAIL IRON Grand Central Depot
Three express trans daily except SuhlsJ) 10 Boston, AZ
SU5L M p tplriOr cars attached aud 1872 H. WIN
pSan.laysI At 10 IN. with palace sleeping caril
Iinnted tickets Boston tai rail-, 10.
Firm windsor hoie tcAos ooes and ~ arana
lsLlIal Depot
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK, Tuesday March H. 1882.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroOm to-day:
By Hutdm KenaelIB
3stOIy DIick honse with lot No - Laghtst S.
\ Christie d. O' .,' $3.50
lido Ss. WsImser 81 800
LOO III Ia wmH %eiis COZ u 1900
25siooiI Abe III 10 Jons. % 1900
by Rtehard v HdrReu
sstOry brick teneIneDts with lots, Nos IL and Is
254ioG r + weTder' 1850
Harvey %s'' o1''' 90 u VI $3.50
l2stOTy story frame dwellings and 3-stOTy brick
stable with 2 lots, Nos "a and 243 Delancey-st,
Guai9 ~ " y. os,i' 'o' -D-"..o iA.sOO
ny Scott q Myers.
xIOOiI1 W Z Lester '................. 4,54o
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Auction Sales of iical estate.
JOSEPH n. LEWIS, Auctionecr,


Wcdne sday, March 10 l-S2, at ] o'clock i. m,
4 FARM AND COUNIKI.sEAT CoNBINI.D.
Of 100 acres residence II The late John BuIliug,
hour from New ork CITY situated Oh PucaSrs. Town
Harrison Westchester County. mile from Rye Lake.
miles White PANS depot, miles from POrchester.
Large dwelling - rooms me barn-, carriage HOUSES
location unsurpassed; high ground; lawn; brook
running through farm 10 acres OF orchard choice fruit
fine view Long Island sound FOr further particulars IN
qurc OF JOSEPH II. LEWIS White Plains, y. u stormy
e.I,, MR.