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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April 24.-In the Court of Appeals
,o.iav-Dresent the Hon. Charles Andrews, c. j.. and
ossocates-the following business wa transacted;
40 2sl- william, schultz by Guardian respondent agt
m llri Avenue Railroad Hompany appel ant AfSuec
\. l-7-MarshAn Robbins respondent. agI Louis j. Rob
". i,s--TIbert & Farrer trustee appellant at.
Ai.vsud.r NrCue, respondents ubmtted
$50 4Z-lOhn H. kleTsed and otlicfs resp 'ndent- sEt
Harriet NJ Others. administrators appe.ants-
Argued. .,.-....- ~.
Nackev. ufIeadcd. etc. 8ppeliA1 Argued
y3. ci.enlar fOg IursGIr Apri 20 Nes 100 Ia -
IA. f.3 6- lc7 1859 Notion calendar N1s. 40 38I avs
Jol J.7 iJ3. 40. 80, so. jo2, Doc. ,O3. 900
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SHOT BY IN OFFICEH.

Cihcer Peter Kenney, of the Eighteenth Pre-.
onot sa~ Michael Waiers of No. s23 Last Eleventh.
g. al IV4' on saturday evening endcavoring H. stei
a p~rrel Of flour from the store of Patriot,
hers NO 23l Avenue B. He pursued le thief - Ian
Ssn ~ F"lf-e enJAst 10 Avenue G.. Tho odice. M
eN Ills IL Oliver ans nTed at WaleTs, woundinc him in
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REAL ESTATE.

the right arm waers was arraigned In the Yorkv1lle
Police Court Yesterday, and held for trial
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5teamboats ano Railroads.

EHIGH VALLEY ROAD.-Plssenger
trn s on ISL. wall leave delcts 'o9t ,,
Cortandt and Desbrosses az 80 % SOP ~ and ~
pm for iastou Bethlehem Allentown he"i4D 2 lch huhN
MtIkesbarre TowandA Naycriy ithset ,'rhest y"n>s
Buffalo West rrain4 p i 20. e~so. Setieasn-
AU.po,yn CAnnf, NlAe-ittfe an'l lis
On pullman ,lesnin< coz Attached Ia so rair.
TRAINS leaving .t 40 and = ~ connoct or AZ POI &c,
"A. .l.rfan 60 p-lutt- ountay
Tor Mamch Chunk 7sO a. cg." s'Sn h.ns - Pc
General Eastern Office corner Chgreh aat CortlandsS
rJ,ROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leays
Lily texcept SATURDAY. At y M, Pier a. " r. foot Chris
morning for North Aai
Nest, SUNDAY Albany,
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cjtcdutoat5 an0 Rai rod05.
nnInR ADn-

(,oT ADO
- CHh"oN' CALIFORNIA, ST PA H. NlN y T.
A. -, - n AK ,,IVvE.or, anl The North.
- -. $50, ,..r,r,cr-,,r,
r.,rr,Go' AND vORTuWE-TERN r.
p an --., r,,,, ID, uy. m, "a, dali, each aav bernoe7
II runs -''in wv ~ nv ,r 80
9I'N. IA IlP pau PALAcE DITiNG cAE9 vest Of
Chicago fULLiAS s-LlIAts are ran on, on all o. IL
through and nGni trans io !.' o' l-lc ana ole. IL
tomato .ppS 'g05rI '" ''''' - ." '''''' ''N''
genera Eastcrn AGENT 40 ~ Broadway New. York
p1OP RRIDGFPORT and all points ON HOU-
,Ar9NIc and N4rfA5 tcK hAI o rt
49,, ,,t ,,,>- Mn ,,rr,-,r II
FOR BOSTON TIE LATEST TRAIN with
1 Pullman 9leepers "a y Y. y II. and H. K r.. leaves
sundays. LEI Tex o. wa e9York and CIV England ha
, a. 'I-, CJ D yp ana p.'' %%rropn
y cri.INaFIi-ib HiiiIi0KE. s0UrH VEnNoTT' ~
JOll.~ ~ &c steamers elFe Fis' - H. H.. al IS m.
ana ll5O p M SUNDAY Acr'i 81 p H. uoa 'qhtct1
S S,SG raven IA ami return ' - o. ~ ~
--rV, vopE CrNTpkT Avn TIr-DE,1Z
\ EM OhN zen RAJ AM II DSON
y klNEk EAILkoA n-C9nmencing ApId - l9S2.
~ H. stern ana NorIirrn Express 10 Rochester
Montreal WITH drawing.ro cars.
NJ Albany -vrlcnse Rorhester Burflo cleveland lui 10
edo
900 a. nj Chicag9 Gxp.es' dIA"nsr0on cars 10 C1l'A
II = m- 10 Albany Troy with connection 10 Luc.
saratoga Giens tAs and tgtland. ~, ,r.o
~; m Io"io HxnpnsS With Sleeping cars FOR ST. Louis
running through every day IN the week also Niagara FAILS
Bnnao and Toledo .-, ,..,, c,rs =, -rr,c,,., ,, +,
Auburn Road also to Montreal, excepting sunday.
~ D. m Pacnc ESpre, 'Iy VII" ntS slSfp nI eIc,r o
I'm m I'm Lxpres- with sl-oping cars 10 Albany
Troy -. -. q. o., .,. ,-,., =, -, .,,
gf .s,e ~ r, 1s ,.s port Mae and -
and si5 Broadway New. York and 1888 Westinghouse.
brooklyn. j. n lOC cEI. Gen. supL {. b. hEEAEh
-...,..,, 49,
NORN ICIi LlNL >,,.,,u. p,,,,, ,, -, to-,
are rsreI Limited tic T. Boston sy " Worcester ~
The new Iron steamer -
, ~ ! NJ, ne i,I -, ,,a so,,, t
Nl''o'' eP'AoN w p'TS' 80, 711,-T1IN ~ ~ '' "
.e "a An Norfh River f.l a., ,vattsst nrkt uler
l,aN iDl ~ ~ ~ - 80. .y -ro,i,,s
aOo'e Desolo'se'''' ro'' - '"'' '-P ' = - - IN
AfTnNI\EIO\ LINE FOR BOSTON.
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NEw-YoRK, Monday. April %.

NRw-YoRK, Monday. April 81. 1882
The following sales were made at the Ex-
change salesrOOm to-day
Bv T. r. Mailer & Son.
brick honse With lot No 4O5 West 26th-st. s. q
rw of 0thsve lot l4.6z9s9Kl66I Irregular r 20 .oo
4stoTy SIci house With lot 10 J5l istave, vss
ssofy brown stoSS aonsc w,h lot 27 LoIns
tonave 90 OF 4sth-st. lot lesI75i L A 90 COO
o. Dave lot Is s3ioo5 sophie Frennd -, 10000
I A-rt0rv hrOsen st0re tenement No 53l
west igth-si ns' W Of iOti.aye, lot 25xIOcS;j 49,.
: similar houses vIta lots, Nos q ! and 1873 East
llIh-st ns = Of Ave-A each lot i95xlOol1 ~ ooo
4story 6ricE tenement with lot so 34 East iIiih,
2of SEX 90 Se @ T sqi.H o 80 9 East i5 OO
st. q s. 60 lst-aye. lot -O1leo Porte! & Co.- o'Soo
S9e Of iStist. lot 2sI7s u barnasS @ 5000
istht lot sx75 S 20. pn.caa.e $3.50
4story brown fat with lot. 5l7 East
llSth-st, Of AveA lot 2OX iOOIli Porter & ~
/ sstory 6iicl dwelling with lot 10 Al East 10th.
o 81 s. o. Aye-A lot 0Il0o.l l. Hopner @-oo
l6.aft OF l2Otn-st, lots each ie.017ls; same o-o
! 3-story brown stone dwelling With lot No 2o6s
PI 1y9"'e = oi loo' 81 40 $50 $3.50
slmi. dwelling With lot 40 81 East i5i.tsI ,oo
OF Madioon-a'e,lot l7.6xs91l l. Hopner.---.- '''uO
BY R5ehIrd =. HGy7'eE
! 3-sorv and isory BRICK tenement houses with !ot
49, ,s NSS yan u Warner n 70 Il o. gu 1900
By H0adm EeaneilG
l right title am interest IN aplot % land soiTie-
b.nt-aye. $50 II ~ ClarE-t 5oxlfS~T5oXli2'
mi rlot Of i,r, W OF Virginia.. Of al
49,. W - a. ItarTcr Eor,liau 1Ox l3Cx OK
I'D j II Farrell .---..---.- 1000
--- 80 -. 49,. No, >'-.,,L.p-
i'LNoND4D l'hA' i'7'-- -
ERw-YORH CITY
,eO+,, 81. ~ o7o %. u ~ 1t,,ave lGSxqqll: G. II
rjaroe ans WI, H. " Noble ...........-. $4,000
SAN Eropet ~ Amelia r Louis 10 .-------- 900
57tnNt az 1t Of 2dave' Nl'oo Mary pe'Hn $1,000
1T - ~ T., tS.t a{. lo5 3. N i Lynch and wife to
~ 49,, -"'' 49, 10000
..s "'.'@' . ,f,l,sr,. av. 900 .I3l. r. On
e'u y, u 3D.. ~ y, - T. ~ =, I.,,--v 10000
DO, p, iot 81 'ck.,ri estate .51as. core ami
--- -, -, - d.. = E.'~.eas,. ..... 1880
AcEalder Az "a itsof iJ'9,' jiot Se1 c5o
45tn- - i. w OF lo'a4'' o'N-oo' MILLS 90 10000
a' @ n of 7iS o Non,y and S S1y 10000
7Su.1 ~, il ", " p , i,-ss' . ''o 1850
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DENNSlLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after Jannary y. 1872.


GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Desbrosses and Coandt street
Ferries. follows
Iarrsburg Pttshurg the West AMI south, with Pullman
Palace tars attached, 4 H.. and m, daily. New
York and Chicago Limited Of Pullman Palace Cars
daily.
AZ D. ~ connecting Cory 10Y Iitusyne Petroleum Cen
IRE ard the Ou
Baltimore Washington and the south; Limited Washing
ton Pullman Paror cars day, except sunday.
arrive Wa shin ston p, Regular az $40 A. M
$40 and y and j night sunday and H., and
j. night
Express for Baltimore. except sunday. ! 3. m.
Atlantic tlty through car D. except sunday.
"DrOnkyn Annex connect with al through trains
at ersey city aG1rding speedy nd direct transit RrOok
Trains arrive: from Pttsburg GEO anil 1920 m. 73O
and 40 D. daily From Washington and Baltimore $50
$50 m, 300. $50 S35 ami 1000 D. sunday. $50
$50 n, 935 ind 1880 p N From Pliad alph.a, 3 80
coo $50 800 $50 $40, 1880 llf0 a. l2O . 81, $3.50
e.3O 80 $50 DO 1910 and 1880 m. sunday B. So
go ESQ 600 II.tO m t:2O 0:35, lO:4O D. H.
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BrooSlun prouerlp for Sale an> 10 Get

ITO LET or FOR SALE.-On Brooklyn Heights;
moderate rent front house; three stories
ana basement diuingrO0m extension splendid location
interior arrangements complete.
nrst.clasb. worth investigation ROBERT . BU sS-
ING BROOKLYN. PhpniI building 10 COurtst
Two LET in Brooklyn.-TwO 3-stOry, stone
i fronts Just put In complete order Apply prem
ises 500 and $50 Carlt0Bave. or HuLASD a WHITING,
I2I Nassan-sL
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A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
"a DEAN RICHMOND and ST. JOHN leave pier Al Nor,h
River. foot Of Cana.st. every WEEK DAY D. m con
Meeting no Albany Sunday morning excepted with rains
north. west and StsterOOms warmed ~
tickets ~ Albany aud good 80 dayss2 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25

l Vt Rideewood station. between bloomfield and
I gonfclalr. y j..
parfIv turn shed good house. Il hou modern
movements irgc stable and carriage hOuse and five
! agres Of grouuI Lawns and
Abundance ~ fruit and flowers Address =. o.
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Gin Drorcrln Go Set.

Gllu fIkp+hht ~ L-NA
A NASSAU-ST: STORE TO LET, near our
A BARGAIN.-Nlust be sold owner going
n 10 Europe han.G%e t9ry 6rcwns5SRe 1oa.e Th
ave. j. EEDGAk LEA YcEAFT I,jI4 Broadway.
\ HANDSOME and fully furnished house.
Hcin agaI Le9E NJ Vest 45h es d" OD'
4 NEW APARTMENT HOUSE.--The Lis
penara s6tns near & - M 7u;t S qf eight fT
INSPECTION al, day ready for occupancy May l.
4 NEW APARTMENT HOUSE, the Lispe-
I narc S,t-st near NAG ~ son az En- Of eight nghi
da al.' ready cad - Tor occupancy May /
4 LARGE OFFICE ,no,.r
suitable Tor Banking IN 'nrance. Apply to
Successor to James Il Taylor.
MATS TO LET-72I-st., Boulevard corner
L 2dave. near 5ihaye Park entrance New all improve
menls Rents firm 20 to IS. = THOMSON son.
OFFICES TO RENT
~ II THE NEW BUILDING
e. wAtI-,r~ r. AEING TmRoEGH TO BEAvERsT.
Possession can be gwen iii Hp'iW HIEs4r,'
pART OF STORE TO LET for icwelry,
L fancy goods or any light business. Inquire l-io
TO LET-A store and basement, 81 John
ST Apply 20 ANDRE" HlLIOOL1' o' LDeIty-st
V'O LET.-Sfore and basement, - John-st
Il $l.sO0. Apply Ia ANDREW GILHOOLN so LID.
rE7O LET.-Sccond story in private house with
owner to Small family rent so Apply al ol Last
THE CLEVELAND, 12G-13o East 2lth-st
handsome apartments Tor house keeping furnished or IN
sicamhcat telegraph antors, &C.
no LET.-Second Loft. II Barclav-st., near
Aston House 2]xo ID good order and wei lighted can
GCsrAvr7 BAYLIEs.7 Murray-.t
V'O LET-At LES and LOO Broadway
ihrs 0 mcrse ' ea &PSy H to- E0MASE BoWY
ESQ Broadway.
Two LET.-The highly desirable brown stone
ticulaTs apply II. G. PEDDEI, orh-ave. and 5tl-L
ITO LET-lhe handsome four-story. high
sioop brownsone house No 2i5 West i5d-t nstween
LAIN < AsHF0KrH. Lar 'Broadway
V'O LET-Part of a four-story, high stoop,
and & vi s iGqe soy eHssB % nine % ten or rd
owners w occupy the other part Enquire 5l9 West is'
rI'O LET.-The highly desirable brown stone
particulars apply TO H. C. PEDDER. Arnold Constable o.
ITO LET-Four-s brovnstone house,
GG7 Madsonave between GOih and 81 stst mirror and
. 400 tobe from , : ?. H. Apply to OWNER. %
TO LET.--The handsome four-story, high
stoop nrownsoue house so. "a West 43dst between
Lh I'm" a AsIF0ErH SO l477 BToadWay -
VNO RENT--First floor and basement; two
Il
range. stationary tubs and dummy 80 81 Hudson-st
rINO RENT FROM NAY 1.-liands0me new
brick stone and terra-'0ta houses, with attractive
architectural features erected bv John g. Henderson, ESD
investment only. special and careful attention
given the drainage ana plumbing Contain the
modern lnprOv and conycnences including
lures Rent $500, double house. $500 Location
s7tst Avenue Il Elevated railroad depot 1t SGth st
AMI zd.ave. East seth st. Avenue H. For
further information apply to J. EDGAR LEAYCEAFT L544
BIOadwaN
SfTH-ST, adjoining Madison-ave., elegant
- and fuzzy furnished house only $500. ADRIAN Ii.
MULLER & son, Pne-sL
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Ciip Real Gstaie for Sale.

TOR SALE for INVESTMENT.-Uni
Il Lots In the oath Ward d. ). DOWNS, Executor,
ll6 Beekman-st
FOR SALE.-On Lenox Hill, southwest cor
ner of Parkave and Gghst eight new houses built IN
the Old colonial style all Of different sizes and design home
ike and desirable IN every respect WILLIAM 4. HAN
kINSON No. 2l3 West 3lstst owner and builder SEND
fp ftla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25
ME GOLDEN YORTHWEsT.7

NOW g. the time 10 secure homes IN
MINI E-OIA. DAKOTA Az MONTANA
Fmrrnts intending 20 take farms during the approach
ing spring The GREAT NOkIIWl-Sl should mol IAN To
INFORM thenlse ye- Of The advantages offered iy m,
NORTHERN PACIFIC EA lLkoAIt
~ aufs alOlt ~ uhcf
MINNESOTA. DAKOTA ami MONTANA ..-.
The Northern Pacific Railroad through region WHICH
cannot be- cXcell-tin
HEALTHFU IL f.S- OF CLIMATE
FERTILITY OF SOIL and .,. No..
WEALTH OF NATI RAJ RESOI ~ -.
Nowhere else are great inducements OiereiJ
COLONIS ISIS An ID FARMERS.
MECHANICS, LABORER- AND MIN Eit-, ., ,-.,.,
LUMBERMIN. BU>IN ES@ MEN AND ,lOt i1lSlS.
CROPS large and SIRE sIOC kH ~ ~ j. d SUI
crssiul occupation there READY MAEAEl :, HCV -
BUsIN kss OPPOKIU NlrlE Is and FINE CHANOh9 lo'
PAYING INNE~TMLNT>
The grcatrrpart Of Dakota and Montana o1erss
NEW FIELD FOR SETTLEMENT. g..
ThcprOsperOus condition OF existing settlements as w
line of the Northern Pacific RarO1d m Mnnr@"l aii -
best guarantee OF tbs permalchcJo OF US
agricultural Interests Of the entire region d..
The Northern Pacnc Railroad has no" ~ market llr
wheat and grazing 4n- winch ARE OicreI II p' Pil1' -
terms Of payment ,..,. o,o -.
IL MINN EsOTA and DAKOTA there ar 4.0J0oO) lcr''
In MONTANA IN IRE are 5.OO0OO) acres ready for occn
Tile NORTHERN PACIFIC COUNTRY has no EQU ~
Formulated Information all points 1ppf dLni Llls l1e
NOHTHERS Pacific RAILROAD OFFICE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25

! TlNO LEI.-FUruishei house on Long Island,
two hours Brook rent including use OF
horses and driver 500 D. had Tor -iN months
address y Il4 OMPoON, 81 CllntOn-st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25

| ITO RENTAL the seaside for the summer
Two very desirable furnished houses fruit shade.
stabiIg Address Post NC Box 30 Bldsch-mpton,
LINN Is and 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25
BOSTON and the EAST va Newport and Fan Rlv,
Reappearance Of the elegant steamers
BRISTOL ana PROVIDENCE
for the spring aud summer.
FARE Only s. 70 BOSTON

FNI,E VNTl -
FOR limited tickets.
steamers leave New-l Ola daly sunday. included com.
mcncng Arri so D. IA. Pier = y. r., foot OF
ANNEX CONNECTION from JERSEY CITY at t.
BROOkLYN at 40 IN. Tickets and sfaterooms may be-
al pal hotels and ticket Olhces
"GOKDkT * LDV ELL ChOIGE l. Common.
N..ouf. titnl Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25

V'HE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
j ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily except sunday bostca,
n, ?. tparor attached ana 10 with
palace sleeping
Sundays AZ ~ .. m. with palace sleeping csrs1
Z cts Ia Boston ltl rali -
T1csefr and seats Do OBTAIN - Al
aud Windsor HOti ueset Offices and Al Grand
DrDOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25

WESTMINSTER COUNTY, y. Y.--For sale.
w choice farm in North salem. about 80 aeres with
good buldus- On road healthy ami delightful sur
rOundlngs well Waterec. GEORGE H. PLIkIE l43
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25

Express Trains leave New York esbrOsses and
landt ~teets Ferries, - follows
G.2u = 80 tu NulLcd u A. !, 32O 3 80 l. = . Z )
D. aud u night sundays, ami 10 A. s. u J. )
and M, and II night
zines, Trains leave New.York daily except sunday 720
a. m p running through VIA Trenton IN camden
Returning BrOsdst station, Philadelphia.
l2Ol 800 3:2u SO 800 100 30. $50 and II Lin
tied Express. l.3O !, 3 1. D. o. $50 % and D.
On uulay 1901. 3lJ. 3 ? 3: s.. ESQ A. D3U 1876 aud
D. M. Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden. n. and i30
D. IN daily. except sunday.
TICK et 0nices $40 384 Broadway Aston House.
foot Of Desbross and Cortlandt Court IT., ami Brook
Ism Annex station foot VI Fulton Rrnolyn nos ia
10 aud lis iiudsonsr, Hoboken Station, Jersey city.
Emigant Ticket Office Battery . ace
The oTk Transfer Company Will call for and check
from hotels ana residences.
FRANK THOMSON, J. r. WOOD.
General Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25

PROVIDENCE LINE for Freig only
Pier % foot % Warren-st y r. az D. m
daily except sundays Tor Boston Proyldencesl.
Freight via either line laken al lowest rates.
ID BABCOCk. President l. ". FlLhINes o. T. Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25

DOUBLE TRACK; THE most IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, AND fHE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
EN- WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25
TO PHILADELPHIA

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND9ON SCN.
DAY. THREE STATIONS ~ PfffLADEL-
PHIA. TWO IN NEWA DIRK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25
Summer Resorts.

PASS ROCK HOUSE. Good HaIb0r Beach.
Gloucr.Ter Finest surf sathnc ard scenery
Tie Atlantic Coat send for book describing ape Ann
L. ~. BROWN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25

A,ARANACLAKEHOU E"ADIkONDACkS."
- This we'll known AID Popular summer Resort. D,au.
ia .v situated Lover -arinIc Lake, tl- scy 90 the
mountain lakes and Blue Mountain Lake Region, opens May
l. lh. fie rooms Lr-c Sell ventilated
an' fh.roalh, renovated aut new furnished tDruul bout
I.t.il-l i'c Address
MILO D. MILLER, irlp1ctoi, -Iiauar Lake y. +.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Via PhiladeIphla. BaItlmOre and Mashin gtOn.

after Jan 90 the magnificent Passenger Train.
leave Pennsyly Railroad Depot foot VI Cortandt
ST. and Desbrossesst follows
$50 m, except sundays Paor attached. arrives
Wash $40 .. Night express leaves W1shiD gtOn
al s47 daily -leepers and day coaches through 70
Cincinnati ana Chicago
p. m. daily Fast Line arrives Washington 225 n m.
Cincinnati $50 p Chicago $50 and II Louis $50
Is e -. palace seepers and day coaches through to
Cincinnati. 81 Louis and Chicago.
i O'Clock Eig.t daily arrives II Washington -lJ n m
Day Express leaves Washington at 1910 a. L. daily
Slecler- and day coaches through 10 Clncinnat.
- 80 other line makes faster time 10 the west Trains
arrive from tie Yves. at ESQ B. 80 ,. and 1890 D.
Iickes anil slec ping bsrths secured and baggage called
for and checked ~ destination AZ c0mpanYs Office No $40
Bloadway and al al the Offices OF the Pennsy Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25

STONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
y CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
FARE - Boston for nrstcLss limited ticket good OIL
as specified their face
steamers sTON INGrON and NARRAGANs EFT leaN
daily except sundays az from icr 49, y 4, loot
Jarsf arriving IN Boston az a. IN
Tickets sale all principal ticket Offices, Natero0m
secured Offices WestcOtCs Express Co AT Nos y an
3g7 Hruadway Aston House and At Metropolitan anG FIT
Avenue HOte. ticket Offices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25
ARGYLE,
BABYLON. LONG ISLAND

This aad elegant summer hotel viii oren June I.
plcaous for rooms viii the Burlington w
10 West 3orh-st, betue AM To and and D. m.
LAME, =. COLT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25
Gounirn properip for Sale ano 90 Get

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25

EHE "WAN ERLEY," ATLANTIC CITY,
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Electric bells hot and cold water baths. on each
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healthy location large Uaz,as. Wi1. pOuitry. vegc-
tables. fruit, home comforts terms reasonable Address
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29

and in submitting to the caucus what he
had written, General Ogle said: Gentle
men and members of the democratic party,
hold in my hand a letter addressed by
General Alexander Ogle TO General Andrew
Jackson, and have no hesitancy in saving
that 1t is fine paper" The members,
gathering around, agreed that the letter
was Just the thing TO make Old HickOry's
heart thump with satisfaction, and all ex-
cept one, dapper little Pniladelphian,
spoke words Of praise. This dandy of the
house, liking his glasses and scanning the
page with critics smirk, ventured 20 IT.
mark: Pardon me, general, do not wish
to assume to make suggestion to SO dis
tingulshed gentleman as yourself, but |
cannot refrain from saying that il is Gus
tomary in the east, and may say in almost
all civilized countries in Europe, TO write
with the capital l., instead Of the little 81
in using the personal pronoun in epistolary
correspondence General Ogle drew down
his heavy brows, piercing the dandy's mar
row with the fierce shaft Of scorn that shot
from his eye. Sir" he said, beginning
with hiss and ending with roar, when
| write to such great, such towering
man as General Andrew Jackson. demo-
cratic president Of the United States, |
abase myself, abase myself, sir. | use as
small an i Us can put on paper; but, sir,
it should ever get to such Il low.down-
pitch as to have to write to such id lit
tie snipe as you, I'd use an Il sir, that
would I'LL two sheets of tloolscap, so held
me - - Philadelphia Times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29

A New York letter in the Philadelphia
Ledger says II is semi-oilicially stated to-
day that ex-senator Conkling, for the time
being, is "out of politics." and will take no
part whatsoever in the pending canvass in
this state. The explanation is that "he is
too busy with his law business to take part
in politics" His business partner puts it
in this way: "Nr Conklihg is making up
for lost time, when he used to work for
everybody for nothing; but now he is at
work for himself, and he is doing very well
III his profession On the other hand, it is
well known at the political clubs that Mr.
Folger is not a little nettled at this indiller-
ence OF the ex-senator to the course of the
campaign, and he (Fo.ger) is credited with
the remark that half dozen speeches from
him would have an electric effect upon the
party throughout the state and render a
republican victory certain. Other promi-
nent men Of the party (stalwarts, even are
also asking, what use is Mr.. Conkling to
the republican party if he does not, at some
personal sacrifice, contribute what he can
now to bring 1t out OF the slough OF despond
into which reckless and unwse manage
ment has precipitated it," There are 9TH
ers, again, who are persuaded that if the
president would but signify wish to that
effect the ex-senator would stop sulking"
and so 10 work but the complaint is that
as yet, for some reason or other, Mr.. Arthur
makes no sign