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National Republican., 1882-12-20
DEATHS sCYTHE.
Cutting Down Prominent People I'm VAR
tous Parts OF the Country.

PARIS, Dec. 19.-M. Victor Florence Pollet,
the eminent designer and engraver is dead.
BOSTON, Dec 19.-Henry James, ST., father
of Henry James, jr., the novelist, died at
Cambridge yesterday aged II years.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. 19.-Henry D. Deni-
son, the well known contractor. died last
night of pneumonia. He leaves property
valued at million dollars,
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 19-The steamer City
of Mexico, from Vera Cruz, brings the follow
ing news: The United States consul, w. l..
Catlan, at Tuepan died on the ninth instant
of cancer of the tongue. He was buried on
the tenth.
BosToN, Dec. 19.-Dennis Donovan, the
pedestrian, died this morning at Natick of
erysipelas of the brain, aged "a years. He
was the champion fifty mile runner, covering
the distance in 6 hours and Is at Providence
two years ago, the best time on record.
National Republican., 1882-12-20
Reducing Production.

Revenue Agent Chapman, at Atlanta, Ga,
has notified the treasury that ten Illicit dis
tilleries, $4,000 gallons of beer, low wines and
whisky were seized and destroyed In that dis
trict and six Illicit distillers arrested during
the week ending the 10th inst, in Pickens
county. Deputy Marshal Fitzsimmons, who
accompanied Deputy Collector Crawford had
his conveyance cut to pieces by illicit dis
National Republican., 1882-12-20
ReEormers In spain.

MADRID, Dec, 19.-In the chamber of depu-
ties to-day, sener Dominguez, Marshal Ser
ramos nephew, demanded that reforms be
instituted in the army and navy, and in the
public administration, and that changes be
made in the present constitution in the di-
rection of liberty. The minister Of war
stated that reforms in the war department
were under consideration.
National Republican., 1882-12-20
AdnIiernteh Ten.

A bill introduced in the house by Mr.. Har-
denburg provides for the examination of i'm
ported tea on its arrival, with view to ascer-
tanning its quality and purity, as well as
value, and for its seizure and destruction by
the collector if not re-exported within six
months The duties to be paid by the inn
porter in case 1t shall be left on the hands of
the cnllentnr for lnatrnctinn.
National Republican., 1882-12-20
The Department Trot.

An Indiana representative, who has been re-
elected, remarked to herdic companion yes
tsrday that member of congress could walk
further and accomplish less than any class of
men in the world, when it came to travelling
around in the departments He said he be-
lieved some of the men in the departments
made a man come half-a-dozen times on the
same errand in order to magnify the import
ance of their decisions.
National Republican., 1882-12-20
A Young Brute. .

NEW HAVEN. Dec. l9.-Fank Kane was ar
rssted tonight for outraging and robbing
young girl. Kane is a waiter in a restaurant.
He followed the girl to the outskirts of the
atty. whare he attacked bar,
National Republican., 1882-12-20
HIr. Biggar TO he Dealt with.

DUBLIN, Dec. 19-It is stated that the gov-
ernment intends to deal instantly with Mr..
Biggar ON account of his attack on the ad-
ministration of justice in ireland and on the
character of the viceroy.
National Republican., 1882-12-20

The provisions in the bill which reier TO The
prevention of an otiicir from assignment to
duty according to his brevet rank, except in
case of actual hostilities, and the reduction of
the aids-de-camp, causes quite stir in army
circles. Gems Howard, Terry, and Augur, 1t
is said, are all now upon duty according to their
National Republican., 1882-12-20

The President sent the following nomina-
tions to the senate yesterday:
Robert C. Campbell, ofLouisiana to be United
States consul a. Monterey.
Henry H. Jessup, of New York, to be charge
daffaires and consul general Of the United States
at Teheran, Persia.
James Hunter, to be surveyor Of customs at st.
Joseph, Mo.
Green C. Chandler, to be United States attorney
for the northern district OF Mississippi.
Samuel G. Hilbern, to be United States attorney
for the district of California.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
ErrNrs ArRUrGERS COLLEGE,.

NEW Brunswick. n. j., Feb. S.-YoSterday
afternoon the SOphOmOres gathered IN the kirhpatch
memorial chape TO contend Tor annual appoint nens
OF Sophomore orators" The successful competitors
we're: W G.. Ludlo7 NJ. l.. Bruce, b. V. Dickhan ". =,
Bruce J. A Vannest, Peter Crispcll t. v Rogers ana
George DAVIS. The First and Second Myron W. Smith
pr1es for defamation" awarded % W. g. Ludlow
OF tins city, a son OF Governor Ludlow ddd to VI j.
Bruce, of New-YurS, respectively. The prze medalH
viii be conferred AT the commencement In June
The annual society debate between the Peihes-
sopian and PhlOclear literary soccticf, was held on
Friday evening of last week. The college chapel waa
wei filed with o. interested company Of ladies ana
gentlemen The question: HcSoiJC0, That 1t is da gcI
ous 10 toe best interests % the Uurd states tu allow u-
nntrd Chinese manifestation. Nv earnestly deDated,
and after delay tue judges decided ~ iaN"T OF tue
negative, sustained by the fletheshoPhlah speaker
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09

they win not he required TO barrel the bier but will be
allowed to bottle IL at once; and IL Is proposed to sust
tnte for the barrel ax tax OF three cents per gallon
On this proposition there IA n uniformity on
sentiment among brewers and bottlers, and the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue gives 1t his
approval But the bi which introduced by Mr.
Hardenbergh Of New-Jer,ey, by request 81 contains
provisions requiring brewers to have their names bOWh
or STAMPED upon their bottles The brewers are IN FAVOR
OF this but the small bOtters opposed 10 IL as calc
lated To interfere with their business give auonooy
to the large brewers. who afford to buy expensive
botles made TO order. and with patent shoppers The
drift Of sentiment The part of Inbers OF the com
mittec appeared that the hottng provisions ofth
bill were entirely outside of the jurisdiction of Congress,
and that the alleged Unauthorized dealing by JUNK
dealers in empty eiss beer bottles was matter Tor
state legislation
sub committee Of the House Committee on Ways and
Means this afternoon gave hearing Mcssrs Wherer,
of the New-IIaven, Conn steel Wire Company, ana
Sherman Of Chicago manufacturer Of harbed wire fence
in opposition to the Mckinley bI Mr.. Park OF P1ts-
burg. Penn admitted an argument In its favor.
The House Committee CONNIE .ce gave
hearing tonight upon the subject OF
the mp oyemcnt of the Delaware River DELEGATIONS
in attendance reprcs 'nting the Philadelphia Clty
Council. the pOrJ WaTdens, the commercial ana
maritime exchange and others and they urged the IN
sertUn In the River and Hdrb0r Bill of an Item appro-
priaung $l.O00O00 for the impr ,vemcnt OF the Dtar
River,
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
NOMINATIONS AND CONVERSATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-The President sent
the following nominations TO the senate tO-CIy
Commodore JnO. c. Femgcr tC he Rear lmiral
Captain John l.. Davis TO he Commodore, COMMANDER
Rush X. Wallace 10 be Captain, Lieutenant CollInauer
Joseph H. COgnlan to he Commander Lieutenant nlII,II
Randall 10 Dc LeutenantC Commander Master ,'Ilo lo'
W Bartlett 10 he Lieutenant, Ensign Charles H. Ams.th
90 he Master Eusign Charles Laird to he Ma er, MI-
shipmdn James H. GlennOn to be + sign, hldsnlpn1n
Charles c. McTauu to be- Ensign, hldsllpnah J"hh -
QuimDy 10 he Eusi"T. a., =,
ArHty-L Lieutenan,- Colonel Daniel Huston, jr 6tn IN
fautrv be Colonel 6th Infantry; i'euena r. tolonei
Henry NJ. Black, 18th Infantry, 90 bc Colonel 23d IN
fautry; Major Nathan W Osborne l5tn IufantrY 10 ne
Lieu euu-Celonc 9Th Infantry Major Guido ilgis, 9th
Infantry. be LeutenantColOnel lstb Infantry; up
tain Richard H. Morris 18TH Infantry 10 be MAJOR ON
IntaDtry Captain George NJ. HUaOn, sth lnianlfY 10
he Major ljth Infantry: First Licuienants joseph
Kelte, FOct A. Whitney and George y. Boli0rd 10 pe
Captains Second LeuienantH Wi IAN Is. wheeler ana
Charles W. Mason to ne Flrst-ii"uienaLts
The Senate in executive session confirmed The follow
Ing nominations:
n. Webster, Collector of Customs at baltimore; r. a
Vaughan Collector OF Customs at Saiurl IcXas Coh-
sul- A W. Gaes, OF Rew-YOrk, al Manila; fuhon
Paul. of Ncw-Y 0rb, at Odessa; ii. &. {. AJWOOd, o
louisiana at irlnidad. -.
receivers at Public Moneys: W b. Mitchell at ~
Cloud, MIMI; j. II. Jones, at Mcnasha Wis.
POstuas.trs: M. Mcfarland, ~ Cambridge, ~ u D.
;. Con. don, at UarJs tds \. y; G. -. WoodI"H NJ
AuDarn n. y. L. l.. llugncH al cape Nay, n d.; ana
fsNlr.t M ftlfs.E
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
THE SuALLPUI SC0URGE.

WAsmNGToV, Fec. S.-The National Board
Of Health has received reports showing That during the
week ended January - there were detths from
smallpox in .uison County ~ J., and d'a-h in San
Francisco ard tat dUr'ng The Heck cnd'1 February
there wer. y deaths in Philadelphia, caso III Ert
PENN l-.th in Indianapolis, II deaths ~ Allegheny,
PENN death Norfolk. Va 10 cases ana " dcatn- ~
RisunOnd Va, . Oglcshy, Ill, 4 cases hno
death IA Milwaukee. Wis., and ~" In Clinton Iowa,
and case Oi smallpox and care OF 'arloOid III "ole
III.
RICHMOND, Va. Feb The Board OF Health of this
city reports twelve deaths from smalipox here last
week. Eighteen new cases were reported during the
same period
smallpox aud six deaths the disease here Monday.
Yesterday there six and two ueatns.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
EASTERN LOSERS BY 4 WESrERN FAILURE

CONCORD, n. H., Feb. S.-lntclligence Just
received from Manhattan Kan in relation 10 tine failure
Of the Riley County Bank says that the institution viii
probably not pay cents the dollar II II be
ey ell that President elliott ana VicrpresdenU Sawyer
have lost everything Mr.. Elliott removed fIom Mere
dith to Kansas lew months ago OnceIs have gone 10
Meredith if they tnd any OF Eliotts property
TO attach Mr.. Sawyer formerly represented Sharon In
the LegislatuIe over 100000 mas been sent to tne
Riley County Bank from NcN-HdmpShife.
PETKRBoRO, n. H., Feb. = Many persons here and in
Dubn and Sharon placed implicit confidence in Mr.,
Sawyer and had ulTsted large sums Of money 70 HIN
fnrH
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
ABOLIsHlNG THE WHPPING POST.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. s.-The Senate to-day
passed to its ongrOssnent the bill repeating sections ~
ana l3 OF the Criminal Code, prescribing puni hment
by strpcs and providing thai offences punished shall
hereafter be dealt with other misdemearors. Tue
vote was yeas 2.j, nays 9. TWO Democrats, MessTs
Kinston and OWesten, of the Richmond distTc, voted
la the Affirmative.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
"
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after January 22, 1882.

GREAT TRUNK IINh
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New Or via DesbrOs5es and Corandt
II ~ lOlONs
harrisburg. Psburg. the West and south with Pullman
Palace dtac led, at aud D. daily. New
lo.k and Chicago Limited OF Pullman Pa Cars m.
daIl;.
MilnamspOrt LocK Haven, H. D. In.; Cory and Erie
at D. m connecting at Cor jtusyllle lOieum Cen.
tIt aud the Oll Reg
Baltimore, Washing. and the South Limited Washing.
ton ENPre O Ir man PdrOr ca daily.
10 a. m. arrive Warrington 1 p Heguar m.
aIu, :, aId and II night sunday, and and
II night
LxpI,ss Baltimore except Sunday. m.
For Atdntlc City, | D. m, except sunday.
f. ats OF Brooklyn Annex G. meet with all through
aims Jersey city, al riding speedy ad direct TRANSFER
trains arrive: From PttsburP 500 and 20 80 a. n 7S0
and 1870 D. daily From a5nug gOn and Baltimore s. 80
6loa pl, j2, $50, 95j aud lO:yU p. Sunday, 60!
ego. SO $50 9$0 $40. lob l:lO l:2O, 80 $3.50
$50. 80. $780, H35 lO4O aud 1850 p. sunday, $50
U:20 6:3U G5J ll:fO NJ go 935. lOiO and 1000 m
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
@ 0nrnornllnn No.lrc5.

NOTICE.-PrOnOsals for removing all of Pier
~ new b. at the foot OF Chatt0Bs u r., except the
DclOW luW water s. and for removing all
the sheds and Dun SAID westerly Of the bulk
head an and for repairing TOR and bIdiIg
pier IN the ste OF g pier 10 be own as PIC new 81 y
H. ail bo 1ytd the Department OF DCCks II and llJ
Dnane.st Fthuar 10. lst, at O'Clock For all in
formation s.e The city Record" Copies for sae ~ City
IGa.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09

OREGON, o.,rro,,,. -
APOLIS, and points in NEBRA5 UTAH, MON
TANA DAKOTA, MINNESOTA. aud the NORTH.
WEST reached t.. rect from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NORTIIW E>TERN Ry
r. TO five ira daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points N ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF
Chicago PULLMAN SLEEPF Rs are ron on all OF its
through and usht uans For rates Of fare and other in
apply by letter or IN person 10 coupon ticket
agent 10 L. r. BOOTH.
General Eastern Agent No 4lj Broadway. New.YOrk.
nENNSNLNANIA RAILROAD.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
Gonnlrn ])roperip for Sale ano 10 Get.
"THE GOLDEN NORTHWEST"
Now ia the time to secure homes in

Il 'iiT1 uOLiJEN NOh ii W TsO
Now Ia the time to secure homes IN
MrNNE.orA, DAKOTA AND MONTANA
I'm iAohn, take mp rrs during the approach
Ing ping m the GREAT NOHTIIW ST sh0uId moi ia 10
ln.oTA. t"U elves Of the advantaZ, ofrrrd Uv the
EOkrH EHN PA tF.. IA bROAD,
Tor The settlement t fu1 rompfHf band bnt ~ hncS III
NtNNf Sofa. DAKOTA ,ud "NNTANN. \.
Tic Norhern Pacific Railroad runs tltgh reg on when
cannot Dc e1c c'llcd Ia
HEALTflFI LNTSS OF CLIMATE.
FEKrILITY OF SOIL and
WEALTH or NATURAL EEaOJ LCI,>.
Nowhere else great inducements o.Cre,l ~
coz N lSTS ANb FAkMEit~.
" HLLhANlCS, IABOiEES AND " tNER@,
LIMBERMEN. BUNG Sf.rS IEN NDloUhJNTN.
ftC'0 are large aud NIO h-ittl-INti j. sue
ces-in! occupation there are IEADY MAHkFTS. GOOD
~ MISS OPPU yuNlflES AMI FINE CIiAhCEo Tor
PAYING N yESTNENTS.
The ~ ltrrptrt Of Dakota and Montana oferia
NV FEFLD FOh SEiTLHNENT
The PROSPEROUS condition of cvtipg sci emen. along the
lnf Oi the Mort Pacific Railroad IN MHuc,uta aud East
efn Dakota The beat grapntce O the inency Of the
agricultural 'SiS 0i tur putifD region.
The Northern Pacific Railroad has IN market the hne
Whe AMI grazing lands winch offered a. 10" prceS and
ON easy friln- OF payment
In MlNEEs 0 "a and DAKOTA here are 40ooo00 acres
awaiting settlement
In MONTANA there J00o,OOO ready for occu-
paucy.
For detailed i"r nation ON all poutsapl tor adres; Tie
NoRrHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD OFFICE
Ma. &oj Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
Gltn Zeal Gsialc ror Sale.
4 Ci Pm


4 CARD
~ To the Manhattan r. F.. Ass'n.-Gentemcn: Through
the cy of my eupoyes and unknown to myself
the attention OF Building Department called tO q
my Office regret that this trine matter
shour have subjected the seeing your
buiding, No. - ThOmasst, included In tho list N unsafe
buI'uings published IN the daily papers.
L. ZECKEN DORF.
A Y excellent loc1tiOn for first-clasS apart
~ mcnt house No % 5havt, northeast corner Ninih
size NuO VIII ca7e OT term yeITs with ren" was
at laic grounI rent will ell. Join L. DOYLE 90
Mall--t-
4 VALUABLE corner property on B"ekman-
~ II. (. " sale. rutland & WuITING, l2l Nassau ST.
CHARLES Buck & CO.,
" ARCHITECTS,
G3 Fast { stsL. cor. Park-avc
tO Dugsln & Cro-smanl.
OFFER FOR SALE
No 299 IaNingtonage bright sunny 25toot house. jnst
completed, only one lett Out Oi i've
Also,
houses cor YallsOn ave. GJh-st tOp Of Len0x HID
Houses open sundays send Tor pamphlet,
EOR INVFSTMENT.--F For sale, GOx1O6 feet
on Wai6er-st. between ChIrch-s and West Broadway.
For ,-cc and & ap 10 H. H. LII DLOW a. CO.. NO.
Finc-st and ll3J BiJalway.
I Romaine Brown, 1,2eO Broadway. Entire
~ nagcmcnt ofrea esatea 7pcay Rents coilected&%
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
Eectures au0 Hleet,noa.

A MEXICAN INSTIrUTE.--The annual elec-.
~ and viii be- heiS rhursi iay,
FeOrusry9 AZ its rvons The COoIer UnOn Polls At
10 A. n. aud Q lOso stsP NJ
NATHAN G. Fly. President
rIHE WOMAN'> UNION MISSIONARY SO-
CIEPY win celebrate its 2lst anniversary at Al Bbla
HOUSE, 4thaye Wednesday aud Thursday, February
and 0. Services at l0:SO q u and ..
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
TO PHILADELPHIA.

20 TRAINS EACI WAY WEEK DAYS AND 9 ON sun.
DAY THREE STATIONS N PHILADEL.
pHIA, TWO IN NEW-iCRK.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
GTARINlS

CHARMS
- cry RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
NOMPANG
ONCE Pier ~ y. r., foot CortlandtsL
Conagcnt- ireght forwarded directed 10 any part
% world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders delivery kinds Of freight and mer
chaudise part OF the city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
hARBOR LICHTERAGE
Fcgh, oeyor description promptly lgltered any point
IN the harbor at reasonable rates.
sTEAMBOAT5 AND BAHGES ALWAYS on HAND
TO CHATTER
steamers John h aad Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave h er Io " Il. at y daily lSatuIdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between New. York and
New haven. Care 9nd dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D. l. n w. II. K. received
FOi New.IlayrD and points LaEat at Pier lo.
NORTH SHORE STATEN lSLAND.-Eeyen Miles for
Ten tents steamer rOm Per l. r. r. foot Whitehast
CENTRAL sHIPYAhD, Communipaw, N-J--Dry Docks.
Machine Boiler shnpa every thing aUDtrtaning the
construction repair OF vesael
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09

Express Trains York and Core
landt streets Ferries. ~ follows
o:oU 40 Innted . 3:SO $40, >, :, q, T. y
and p. and ~ night Sundays, end 10 q. o.
and 2. ~. and l. night
Express Trains New York daily except Sunday at 720
a and running through Trenton ana Camden.
Returning Z aiIs leave br0adst station. Philadelphia,
I'll 30, g. D. 3:+J, u.1 .5J b2n, a:3 and tLg
ited Express, $50 y. M l. s. t. . = IL o. 100 and D N.
On ~ day, I2Dl 3l $50, 3: SOD 800 ana
p H. Leave Philadelphia Camden. ID. and 40
~ daily except sunday
Ticket olceS 6i5 and ga Broadway, Astor House aud
Of Dsbr~sS and tOrant- t., COu tst. and Brook
Aunrv station foot Futon-st, Bro0. ,yn IA
lb, and llS HudsUn-st hOuoken; station Jersey City;
EmigIanJ Ticket Ohcr. . Battery place.
The NewGC~k III ntcr ConIan Will cal for and check
baVgagC from hotels residences.
PRANK THOMSON j. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
Real estate TO gSrcbanne.

Real estate TO Grcbaroe.
A DVERTIS1MENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFF cES, No l,28S broadway Thirty
Grst-=t., BOZ . Twcny-thrd.4t corner h1ghtlave,
No. 81 knst Foutcenh-s Unon-squarc 100 Third
ave. corner For ry--oyrnth-t; 10 the nAHLEM OFFICES
Nos. lOO Lud 3,3Jv fnrl-ve. corner on hhuudredaBi
twenty ynitn-St. up 80 - H., rs sIllr ice rIt5-
VERY desirable Manufacturing and Bust
Pr pcrty for exchange New-Yor1, with fine
dwelling and onnls p. BERRIEN, log South Jth-aNc
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
WV yORE CRY

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
EKw-YoRK
7'i Sc o9 10 AG4nt1s G 9.2ye VHn WyeF $1,000
9a'iG I9srrsot Van = VcE ." ... 1000
hn ~ to Csrolne D = Rishon 10000
1Oth-st. 10 ftwo of 9dave 25xgi 7; Chrsana
JACK son tO Annie B JACK O1a another
Same property; Annie jackson ct az 10 JSeoo 20 qoo
GGth.st So 1899 It Of od.avc is.oxi0c.5;
carrtha Baier and another executriN TO hmihe .oo
Lexingonaye n " cor Of Ii7th.st, Isx15x-- gGoro
10; caro- ine Nenstadter ct al to Michael NC ,a9a
CUrnRcs, seth interest i,'o2
Same property; to me 9th interest ...,.;.-; lt'
same prcpertyi Michael SIC ormacE t. John ONO
1l6t o. n T. $50 # " ~ istave, IG.sxiOo1I; Jer-
miah Murphy to William Pomeryof ana an
1IGtist s. 800 It " Of ii5xl0oi / j. same to same.
LeXington-1ve 2j5 n of 69thst, 2oN6Z Beftha ooo
'et an9 7 p'IUan M W W o. Gfbtv Ill l7xas9
vozquez and husband to Meier Man :, ,oo
ii TO- George " bnssr 10 iieniy 0Ndii ~ 10000
Gran'st NJ 200, 2Isx7t William c Gernond to
4ts 1's9 a. so5, SoTiIe ii o. iave i,,rrguar
Marx Manheiner and wife 10 Isaac hanirimeE; T..
AvcC, "a 1 O lah-si, 25zG2.5 Bernard Fry co,o
and wife TO Rudolph Wyman ......-,-..;.a- t2bo
Elmst es i14lOlt u OF anl--.' l;tfh'1Y Iz,oNtZ
Gir GTi' stee Peer XIX S"'" 9'l'o' Il 90 % iN $3.50
5tas. N - 80 # " OF dave 29x97 Bridget Lcayy
same Property o5err A Piper toJ Nca Is and wife
Broadw ay, 81, 19xl ~ Jane Bac Ian to Wilson, o
1osd.St n $ to loIthst, 20O IT G OF 3dave IOox2J6;
aiso lU. u-st, r, To lOithst ~ cot dave
169l2Ol.6: also, n :, luithst $50 IL Of 2dave,
l50x2nl.G, to OlO5ih-stx75xl lOi. .9x76xxlcO.9 Ad-
olson Burt and wife TO Edward Roberts
ll1i-si, :, % r. " Of AvNA, l9GXlJOll; Mary A ~
Same property p II Lalor and wife TO Charles
BouIe1aTi II cor Of sist-st 81. 20 lxirreguiar;
roarson to Eliza Nj bailey --...'-..-.--------.-
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09

roCBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT AND THE FASTEST IME con -IST-
ENT WIru ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
Uinifr Resorts.

DNEkl1SEMENi ron 1HE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL b. RECEIVED Al The
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,2"S broadway. corner IhIrt'
nrsts,, 30S West Twenty u. rst, corner Eighth.a,
NC ~ east Fonrtesuths unonsguarr 7CO Thru.
ave- corner Forty-seventltt at the HARLEM OFFICES
NOS lpDl and 2306 Thri.aye.. One hundred and
tTeIty -lfth-s o. H. gnl ir o nee rate-
New-York tribune., 1882-02-09
european Advertisements.

VutnpfuU AUutrIlSfnle1ts.
\ IEBIG COMPANI'S EXTRACT OF
II Neat Finest and cheapest dclt-IayOrinS stock 0r
Soups Made Dishes ami II uces
4 IEBiG COMPANG'S EXTRACT OF
IL Meat. An Invaluable and palalabc Tonic in al
Of weak grstipn snd debility. success boon
Tor winch Natioussht I'd Ice grateful see "Jtdtt.
Prrss,' Lancet british M.iti Journal &c.
I ILBlG COHPANI'S EXTRACT OF
- Meat Caution -Gc1uinc ONLY with fac-simile u
Baron -OIe'4 signature, IN Blae luz across f4iDel.
/ IEBIG COMPANl'S EXTRACT OF
~ Meat To be hal " all Storetecprrs, Grocets ami
Chemists sole Agents for the United states wh)les ate
only. e.. David Co As Mark Lane, London Gland.
Sold wholesale by Park 6 Tlfor. Smith & Varderbeck
AckcI. Mcrral " C0rdt, Mrkosson * Robbins H. " f. H.
ThIrleI ~ { q. and Mcs-I-. ". Al. Schehclin ~ 90
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REAL ESTATE

Ngw-YoRK, Wedncst1y, Fch 2.
The following sales were hald m tar TX
change sacsrOOm to-day:
By Richard !. UGrlU
istorv brick and 2-story frame a1i hrick house
with lof. No 81 Canal-st. = rnnntn9 through ~
=, SI ~ t'g ~ b@s1 b%a,Tsy + oIrien sl72aO
3-sfOry brick house with 10 No3 80. Ia-i sur -
sottI'ch ~ tw OF i"taVe' 'o' z'Nl'17' 1900
2.storv brick house ard Stable with lot. 40 81.
" MGst o. T'; roI 1'' Ia OF "tn"Ve .o' cc5o
ByJ lfcOmre.
5Ios Fast s3dqt 9s It @ Of AveA lots 25HlV22 coo,
". Herold .-.--...... ..........a o., '''"'
lo So taf, s'toS ''' Z" NV'A' 800
2iotS 49, 's rs, Srst aao'h'ns ABOVE '"" 1860
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Gilp pro ler.p Uan 60.
Broo ,lnn pro1crto for Safe an> Go Get

EOR SALE-0n the Hill, rsi-class 3-story
4 bruwn stone. 2rvfj, cabinet FINISH: Sln.5O0 and
$500 EULAND & WdIIING, No III Nassau-st
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Conntrp lJropcril O1au!co.

NVANTED.-IOWA LANDS, 5000 acros for
w cash. pA"fElI Post Oice Box l92 New YORK.
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I.lS WEST 42d-St-TwO cheerful sunny
%-'P the fOurtn floor bedroom on third
tbe ItonaDle cumlorts terms reason.
able Z" doSrabe parties, references exchanged.
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= fH-SI, between 9TH aud 6th-aves.-Floor
cf consisting p. 10 paror, extension and bod
IuOlust .lsn,d ufnshed. Address GILMAN"
Tribune Uptown OuCe. LIS Broadway
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.1't WEST BOTH ST.-Onc large room 10 let
D with board for gentleman and vile, single gentle
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.IOR SALE AT MADISON, NEW-JERSEY.-

ENOR SALE.-Country seat of II acres I;
lood outbudings IN perfect order, a. Green
wien conn Nd siado peaty fruiG oDchaf miie from
Auuiy ~ uwIirI, 2I8 Me~J AStl--t
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East Side.

STH-ANE., l64-Entire floor, furnished or
- uniurushed large front suitcs bathrooms ter
cDsets basement LA lrOOm uuJcr stO0P show