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,,,ncr cu1pNAy OFT OF PATIENCE.

Judce Nathaniel Shipman, OF Conneo " ths
allied the calendar OF TRIAL causes
- Dstrict Court Assistant District
1"i'1u o,s,red ready for the Government IN an
nes which were mostly suits brought against ths
t5 TO recent alleged excess duties In none o.,
wa, the lawyer for the plaintiff PrepaftGSG at iOp
trial The Assistant No cases Judge Ship
{ d wac an that the SSTnq fors and
he Obliged 10 incur the expense u alleged IL
sssr sc on the part Of the P 2d Proeed that
then lind the merchants MOI yc-n There will be no
S,rfber trials in the Circuit Court eAc9 IP,her
s Ira,,cb until the third Monday III OcVoOe'
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MINING COMPANIES SUITS

Justice Donohue, in the supreme of attachment
cSamrers. granted yesterday Sr@gd nTv and John r.
AGAINST the property Of william Scm by the satemo
Boutwell, in suits brought aea,' tSe san Bruno Cop
Gold Quartz MIMI n Is ed on the part of the satemO
per COMPANY - 1sfendants have received stock and
Company Ints S Of the company amounting to 9s74 81
''nel :, 70 their own use Mr.. Clark was W.
anu Of the san Bruno Company and II SASsV
.. the deendants have vrongiuy acs Of the par
nse 900 The defendants are 70 An
va ne cv TO avoid service OF process ID s Ssys ago
le' hc,t vas arted -ainst them IL. 49,, Com
az t brought NV the siorlnont SILVER cIected
~ - 10 recover 500, 600 alleged 20 nave O'0'-
~ fhcm ae agents and not paid ONei'
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co1-PT CALENDARs-MAY II.

. ro-er-rHAWBERs- Held by Donohne, Cal
sndsr called az Il u ny s 70 o. 90 -N- ' 49, -
S10 81 / 2l5 q g. 246, 24s, Z5+, MA ~ p-oav 7
~VsSr,1ptIP COUgT-G FNERAL TERM-Hei1 W braI{
,,ris and Barker JJ.-NOs. As lo5 los t9', ~
81 ~ - - lUl u 1873 1913 50, ga 80 80 w. 4O4 ' !"
l05 lOG. 100. llO41 - ,-,,, tro,s ~, Tarrenore i
~ ia A28 22i 24s 1913, Ill 100 lt w ~, "a 30
HsG aee ssf 5g 294 GAO 346 81 2e5, 35l $50 lao
'SfPRTwF -CIECUI-PAlT l.hed ~ bs IrS Ga
Nos al 9lsls s93 l25It 1920 1872 II e ~ G5s
oSSS 1853 ITO. 2163, 2164 Z''O @ool' Oh - "'' WI
go $50 69l. 1851, 670tA BOB , 49,. ~ w 7 400
TT-IIed by Van Worst J-Case on 30. ! so
SHAW agt the NeWYork Equitable Insurance company
No day calendar ,o Casa IN M 1875
xlftaker agt Masterson-NO DAY calendar -,
eTTFRIOR COURI-SPECAL TERA-held d husscH' -
HOs. 81. 9. p, IS 49, 49,, p.yr Held ny 1-7,ay
Nos IS S. g. 25S 7sl; ~ 80 90, 30, 9VV5 9S3'
sas ig4 sos $751; 257 S74 1880 951 1885, 'O4 10 300
500 $50 123. ll02 - .oc 81. IN, -,o -oe
-g, az 7ss 7s7 742 743 735. 749 755 ia 55 ls SoI,
ass 2O4, 81 6S3 756 5 So 80 II 80 - oy Van
y2rrf and Reach JJ-Nos 81 g. TO- II, TO- 81 %, TO- -
C0ymOS PLRAs-SPEcLAL TBRM-Held by Day, I'M
DAY calendar - -r,,,, p,or rUeld nv var
Ecesen J-Nos 1879 1901 1892 lss5 sa4' s3S 50of
14lG 1903 6O5 1922. ll21, eb5 los oAV' 0i4' AVE. wv
i0sJ 1881 372 1910. 1890, l4SO, 1919
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rSs ,uTAD OF THE CENTURY.

,nother hearing was had yes'elun! =, che late
rollins in the conflict over the VIII OF 'n'
Surrogate Mary Roach testified that she knew s M,s
Barr anu 9TH the Burr family since she was SIX
ss The last she n, na " S sei nS she
before her DEAN n1ron Of her great wealth She or
t.. sSG On: and Ms s1S safe ride
Fur Ts ss9 too csr n the
% sf Roach Ss the Mis-: sq She
hss5d Gs a an M. Roach said
% he. MIN ahead Ss Of sss mfs Si6n
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rp1cHTENED INTO MARRIAGE.

Mary Mettler has begun an action IN 1te
- Court for decree annulling her marriage Win
lanes Mettler she alleges that Neter asNtu Hef
- Yak with him. and took her TO No 229 Sky
WIN they came in front Of the house lie sel1eu nei anu
,hraateped to kill her If she did ho' 20 il'o 'nS
WI ard entered the house, where an uhhho"n ma M
Iersormed ceremony of marriage As soon Tbere
Fea ~, onrorrunv she fed 10 her mothers nou5e, 49,
ns" az 90 remained she declares that she mas ne
tTed With the man who married her oy Us NV.
~ Instice D0nOhue granted an order yesttuhy Io'
JeIsey of the summons in the suit by publication
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auttion 6ales of Real @slate.
DRIAN H. MULLER. Auctioneer.

SUPREME COURT SALE TO CLOSE THE ESTATE OF
EDWARD KING. deceased,
uorrsF AND LOT No CRANBERRY PARK. 80 LOTS
on BOULEVARD. 1T. NICHOLAS. 7TH AND it'll
AYES. It'd. 73D. GOT II. DIST AND ll3TH-sTs
ADRIAN II. MULLER son will sell at auctior' on
THURSDAY, MAY Is. at Il O'Clock
ST the Exchange sslesrocm Ill Broadway by order Of
the SUPREME COURT under the direction Of WlLBUR
LARREMoRE. esq. REFEREE, tho following;
The extra story brick house and lot No. GRAM
ERCY PARK.
72d and 7adsts between aves. Boue-
ward Il lots. each street running through Boue-
lihave Goth and 9lsist 20 lots being the entire
block.
ST Nicholas and 7thave. and ll3thst. IL lots. on
each and street being southey half 81 the block
llth-svc. and iO6th ST.. lots southwest
Seventy per cent may bond and mortgage.
Maps and particulars from Wycth Lawrence, 10 Cedar
ST. or OF Auctoneers, Pine-st
JOHN II. CLOVER; Plaintiffs attorney. 40 Broaaway
A UCTION SALE
ofau the unsold property of the
JUMEL ESTATE
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
No. Ill Broadway, New.York,
MAY 81. 1882.
PHILO 7. RUGGLES Referee
sIXTY PER CENT NAY REMAIH 3Y Sr RoNR AND
The property to be sold consists OF pemiss nos l5o
Broadwsy and 10 Iberty; mansion and S3 city los
i75thsI. Hishbridge Park Croton Aqueduct about
on Harlem River about 1000 ee together with the pre-.
emPnve right to the land under water IL front ereo e1
tending ont 70 the bukhead line or RVers containing
I P Tn2' and gEeT EaT ss s DPy 60 50 Oe
ROE q MACKLIN. Plaintiffs Attorneys n..,-.-
-o-r. ,,,,s,r,n a AAGgS ,1ISsS. EEi's'
~ - ~ w. KENNELLY. ia Pine-st.
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; t AhiH nfvEn AND HAnBon TRANSPORTATION

OGce Per T. Y. r.. foot Cortlandtst
Copsumcnts Of forwarded directed u any part
OF the world
USEQUAILED FACILITl r. FOR DISPATCH
rler received delivery OF all kind " freight and mar
chandlse 10 any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOE LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly ghefed 70 ANY poA
IN the harbora reasonable
STEAMBOATS, BARGEs AND GROVES 10 CHAI'-
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
John II. starIn and Erastus CORNING Ior VI"
HAVEN Pler Is y. r. at . daily lS1tudASa
exceDted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO. between Newly OK ana
New Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points d. l. & W. T. X rese.yei Al Fsr ~
For Ne Haven and points East at Pier Is -
NORTH SHORE STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles iot
Ten steamer from Pier l. T. r.. foot WnelAls-
GENITAL sHIPIARD, C0mmnnipaH, NJ-Dy 49,
BOILER shops everything srLa4as " ne
CONSTRUCTION repalr VI vcsselA
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NJ Dale about these business ;nca With her
emily Wines after her marriage sons for nesrl
husband on maid no rent Mr. Stokes saia 'e' he
i've there long a. tnss , IN ,r 1878 She reganed
Nrs aI. tn 1879 and had been 1aI! wSo1 IN
nsT cr .pring Of she scent 'h few hundred
Oranee ~, fathyr's house She oht sr,es dr--
f.t house ad vent ro the hU r 10 the
ms the bsr sisters without getting ont ~ ydex
spoke ~ ree xamina ion adjourned unul
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MINNESOTA DAKOTA AND MONTANA
Fmgrants intending NJ farms during mo approach
ing Sp1ng IN the GREAT NORTHWEsI should nOtiAI 10
themselves of the adv <ntages offered Dy the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
for the settlement companys lands along ~ lines Ia
MINNESOTA DAKOTA and MONTANA
The Northern Pacnc Ialnoad through region Which
cannot be excelef IN
HEALTHFULNESs OF CLIMATE
IEKTILITY OF SOIL aud - 800, ,.,.,.,
WEALTH or NATU RAJ KESOJ kCES.
Nowhere else are so great inducements oneredO
COLONIsTs AND FARMERS, -,.
MECHANICS. LABOREK5 AND MN tito. --.
LUMBERMEN BUSINESS MEN AND IOO hlSIH
CROPS are large and sure sTOCK.RAISiS,i l. a sue
Cessul occupation there are READY MA ithI -,
BUSINESS OPPOkTU MITES and FINE ChANC-9 LOT
PAYING INVESTMENTS
The greater part Of Dakota and Montahi oloiiA
NEW FIELD FOR SETTLEMENT
Tbeprosperous OF existing settlements along no
line of the Northern Pacific Railroad IN MlhncsO1l al a
Dakota Is the best guarantee OF inc u s'
agricultural interests OF the entire re slJn
The Northern Pacific Railroad has now 10 inark7 tip
wheat and lands which areOfored At 10" prices al
In MINNESOTA and DAKOTA there are 4.0OOOOO acre'
In MoNTANA there are 100000 ready for
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC COUNTRY has no EQUAL
detailed Information all points AZ or address tho
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD OFFICE
No 2S5 broadway.
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Dressmdklnl.

4 FTRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER can accom-
n few hrsclass families by day OF would
work AT her home Address DESIGNER, Tribune p
town Branch plce. LIS Broadway.
nRESSMAKER-F irst-class cuts and fits
~ perfectly all the latest styles by the day wages 81 30
per day. DKESSMAKER- BOX Il, Tribune Uptown once,
.23s broadway.
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6leanuoats and Railroads..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
Canal-s.- every WEEK DAY ats p. m connecting at Al
bany tslndiy morning exceDte with trains north
nlhi ca-t. S.AirroOns warmed.
L1crsoa tickets 10 Albany and return good 80 dayss2 80
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providence LINE; .,.. 49,, =,

ron PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Connecting with Prov ldrnce & Worcester RR
fo- all POINTS NORTH and EAST, via WORCESTER
IN, entirely new ana palaiial steamer hHODE ISLAM
IN Moudavs wednesdays and Fridays. and the favOrltc
steamer MAS-ACHU SETS on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. VIII leave at - p,
; D. H. from Pier % y. r., foot OF Narrcn-st 49,
corriecfiop- will b. made al Providence, VIA =. 3 W
DR Tor Worcester and all Northern Eastern and White
Mountain points Tickets for at all prnci al ticket
1c.' state.rOuls secured Offices Of escOt Express
20 %os 9O7 3sI 897 and 42l broadway, and Ut Filth
Avenue and Windsor Hotel ticket Ollccs
-AN'"-- - 1 KIN- General Pas. Agent
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TIE ABllSul ID RiJA l. AMI -4lOIsA A-A-NIs
o0TRAINs EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND or SUN
3SIATlONS II PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEM-IOKk-
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE consist
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains leave NewYork Desbrosses aad Cort
laudt streets Ferries as follows 40.
30 20 :. 1.3O 10 Llnntrd II a. m 90 $40 A. .
T. and IN. and - night sunday, 55Oi 2, ahG ~ D.
m. .. o. 7 ; and p m. AMI j. hehL 1900
leave New OH O-y except SUNNY a. ~
a. M D. running through VIA trenton ana C4indel
l2Ol 800. 30 3ij, $50 40, 80. SO, and II A. NJ
LIMITED Express 10 l. 3 l. D. = U5u' too > ana
Sol IN. ON sunday, l2OI 800. 80 80 so a. m l.
q 3D. T 30 ~ D m. Leave Philadelphia VIA Gam
den. a ald 4.3O p. N. daily. except hhuay; - ,
Ticket Oices and 9i4 Broadway, Astof House anu
foot az DsDros-es tOrtlaldtst t0urst and bIooA
I'm mex station OF FultOn-st, BroOG5 a. nos "a
no aud is Hud.ou-s, HODokeu station Jersey CITY En-
igraut Ticket Ulce > Battery place go ,, g. , , ,
Thc New Transfer Company viii caA LOT anu checA
baggage from hotel. AID Residences. - ,roor
PRANK THOMSON, ), T. WIZ. .
General Manager DeLctA 4 AssI Agent
TROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LlNE.-New
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY or Troy leave
daily except SATURDAY y. Pier ~ y X loot Chris
topher-s connecting with morning trains iOr SOrh All
West sunday steamer touches at Albany.
rI,HE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot u.
Three express daily except sunday 70 bos~on AZ
500 N p IN tpariOr cars attaened anu AZ y liz \"''1
p1sandavs Al To o. IN with palace seeping csrsl
limited tickets u Boston (sl rail-, 50
Tickets seats be oOtainen A.
Fifth Windsor Hotel ticket ouices AUD ~ Grand
CentT~i Ibsuot
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y CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST 49,,
10 limited tickets gODd only
as speclned their lace -.-,.-o.-,,.- 49,.
day Except sundays p from P-r 81, y. r. io1t Oi
Jsy--t arriving Boston at %
Tickets for all principal ticket otncr-.
secured an We-tcOtt Express Co. W. JoI ~ anu
81 pranag ana al PIN Avenue ami Hotel ticket
onsrs Freight. always taken AZ the lowest rates
l. IIIkIN-, Passenger Agent.
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OF NAME OF A VESSEL.
CHANCE OF NAME OF 4 VESSEL.
alusifal Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, 81 stops, 500. Pianos.
I'D kl7o 10. Factory running day and night Papers
free Address DANIEL " BEATTY, Washington, \. J.
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saSy tsana!y morning eHccDte With trains north
49, -'''- ". ". EVERETT Fl Presid ien.o
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Via Philadelphia Baltimore and We Washington SHno
on and after Jan o. the magnificent Passenger Trains
st. and Desbrosscs-si. a. follows.
w on sfeD sunG H paST car ays'
~ rs, p M daIy sieepers and day coaches through to
ib M daily fasl f1 Line arrives wa's'sg ga5 ,!
a. m b & o. palace sleepers AMI day coaches through to
u o'clock night daily, arrives at Washington sl5 a M
sepd ss oPS . leaves Wsshingion a. 10y m daily
~ No other line the West Trains
Tickets and sleeping berhs secured ami baggage called
Company ''' '""'' '"'N
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
0ss I fsS' wSsr station In
o Nor rIy b1 l 1 Hr r Rra,cb ro.on
H MI9n zap Mauch Chunk. Tamanend Tamaqua HsleOn
, siS %IEST Bennington high Bridge Branch Ea.on
port, Tamqgua, Nanticoke, scranton. &c
- p m1For Fle1ingon Ea.ton Allentown, Reading Har
nip 80 p W7For Easton Nnd cap Mauch Chunk Tamaqua
4P m:-For Hign Fridge branch EastOn, &c.
4 e.So ?. Nor 1omeryile Pennington. sc.
M, o,S9 p Nor hason Allentown. Reading. Harrisburg
and intermediate s'aIions $50 p for Eason Allentown
For Newsrk at 3 5ij ola 6:4j as 1870 = Sis $780,
g 9l5 9i5 lOl5. l045. lll5 m, " M, l245 ll5 2
sl5' 9, 0:45 IL. 30, Ills, II p m. .
For trains TO local points see time tables at stations
PERTH AMBOG BkANCu.
For s PERTH &m a5 a 3 si 81 i
For For E key1Sqt a. a' = M Il m 4 g. m
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
r., TI yr ma 5I5R
FOR Philadelphia Ninth and Green-sts at 10 g5o llo
800 p m For Third and Bersssis at 7:4j lib
l4O 40 $3.50 p m on sunday at $40 m. o = =,
FOR Trenton. 7ij 800 lllj ~, $780, T. 4jO j5O = IL
p m. ON sunday. SABA N. 800. u p. m.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for NewIorI 49,
From stations Phla aat Reading r. f. Ninth and Green
ss AT $50, $50, g:3O IL l5. 3;4j $40 jiJ IL III
From Third Berks-sts at jl5 500 9:lj 5:2j
From Irenton-:25 600. SOB 9O4 lNOs. 1881 a. M lo9
40 f;2i p Sunday, l:25 9:is NJ 81 - p m ,n
and SLEEPING COACHES TO midnight trains Rom New
Connection IL male Jersey Ciey station TO and from
Brooslyn and Erie Depot Jersey city. . ,o a., 40,
Tickets sale at foot OF LOery-st Nos ~ -Ot ~!
ana Annex Office. JeWcll5 wharf BrOOkyn
y y Transfer Company will cal 0i and check baggage
frum hote o residence 10 destination
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ VIA SANDY HOOK.
Commencing April l, lS52 - .
STEAMER JESSE UOYT WILL LEAVE PIER :, " Re-
FOOT RECTOR-Sr:
Tor lilHhlands, Seabrght Monmouth Brich anu Long
BIanch D. 10: 10 a m. $40 p H.; sundays "a H.
Fox Ocean Grove. Point Pleasant. &C. lO;lJ a. m
F9r l9m' klyer baTnegaL &c. - X m fo-
Lakewood, Toms River Banegat &c p m for Lakewood
Toms River atlantic city aud all stations 10 BAY s-o p
VIA BRANCHPoRr-From foot Liberty-st f S sahgy
Hook, II m; for Highlands IL m, n; ioi Nonou'"'
Beach and oeabrght = 10 a. M II m p I1Ou will nor la
Tickets reading via BOAT and SANDY Hour VII NOT Dc
good via lA and tickets reading via Ran W." ho' DE- c0OS
MO- Jos ZIP ha n Afh 1RIsf HP. BALDWIN,
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Gtramtoals all0 Rai.roa0s.

\ oRaGoN, CALIFORNIA ST PAUL MIME.
APoLIs and points in NEBRASKA, UTAH. mon
TANA DAKOTA MINNESOTA ami the NORTH
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO viaths
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN Il v
If runs from 10 hve trains daily each way between
fH1cAG3 rqd FSA Me'i bSSG CART
Chicago fULLH s or ,5, a 1@a s ON at at S S
formation apply by etsr9sia pecsoA u Aai c'd?'a ueAe'
Genera Easten Agent 40. 45 Broadway NewYOr.
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
i SATONIC aud NAUGAIUCK RAILBOADs-s teamers
kysr s Fare re over aa BY any
FOR BO5TON-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman seepers via y T. y III ana II. X Ia X, Leave
sundays Let tickets via Sew ana 49, England Ea'
NOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Land
at CranstOn's landing west POINT Sorn wall, Ssw,
burg Marlboro Milton Poughkeeprie hsops I u,
with Ulster and Delaware l.aIoaG 9Ieinos NY %.
Cafss and James W Baldwin leave dauY Al p m 1901
q Civ 51 Of csIsLii leaves at D.
FALL RIVER LINE
BOSTON and the FAST va NeEpoTt and Fan RIVER
ERIsTOL and PROVIDENCE
for the spring and summer
FARE ONLY 50 TO BOSTON
Tor limited tickets
steamers leave Hew-HorN daily (Snneays included) at
ANNEX coNYECT1oS from JERSEY CITY at 4,
secured at principal hoels and offices,
=
borden q LOWELL GEORGE L. CONNOR,
Agents. Genl Pass Agent
I EHIGH VALLEY Passenger
IL trains and after Dec ISL viii leave depOts foot oi
Corandt and Desbrosse-,ts at 40 m 3iOp III and $50
pm for Eason Beth ehem Allen iteadng Msnch Chunk
Mikes1arre l9wand1 MSvgry m f- ngS4 en5'
Allentown Reading Mauch chunk iikesDarre anu Plus
Trains leaving 74O and p III connect for All points
IN M.hauoy Sad eion coal feslos SLay IRAN 10, Al
for Mauch chunA 7'io a. NJ It1E BYTTGT6Y & go III
General Eastern Office corner cfpTS er aad hseh
NEW-HANEN, MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
y sPKINGFIELD. HOLHOKh- II DNREAL and interne-
date points steamers leave Per % h. X at m and !
hAVEN, Tor MERIDEN, HAKTFORD. sPEINGFIELD,
&c Tickets eId ana oaigse c H az t wa, and
return. Il 30
NORWICH LINE
y 70 ros0u Worcester Nashua. Portland and the East.
Far reduced Limited 10 Boston. 70 >ester o.
The ne" Iron S, t44IIyr Of voRcrsTER
Wi exception most elegant boat On the S)un and
the favoute CITY or BOSTON,
above Desbrossesst Ferrydy except sundays az pm.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVE RI ILRoAD mC9mTeaie3s Apnl - 4e7~
through trans VIII eaVe Grand Otlrl DepoTT and
Montreal with drawlneroom cars - ,.r ., .. ,,,,.
e4U a. Special Express for thcago day suoppls Vn
at Albany syracuse. Rochester Buffalo trc CLEVELAND
io50a m Chicago Express drawingr cars to Canaan
da qua, Rochester aud ufao ,.s oo.-,o, IN Utic,
II Il H.. Albany and Troy. with connecuOn ~ ~''cer
Saratoga. Giens Falls and Rutland
Bp, m. Accommodation TO Albany and Troy g.. o. q, 81,
running through every day the week. also iAsarA FA
6n D. ' Fypress with sleeping Syracuse and to
Auburn Road. also 70 Montreal excepting unl4y 49, ,-
Rochester, Baaalo Ceyelani Toledo Detroit aud Chicago
IL D. H. Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Albany anu
TcKets on Bowling Green 252 and 4l3 Broad
way ana ~ mo 1iS yrS and SO Washins
Brooklyn. J. NJ: TOUCEY. Gen. supt c b. AkEAEl"
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Eeriures ano aleetlnns.

MEXICAN CONGREGATIONAL UNION,
"A The Twenty ninth annual Business Mesti1e for the pre-
held THURSDAY. May II. lsS., AZ 50 O'Clock
Room No. 49, Bible Aouso, New York
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoEK, Wednesday, May 10. 1882.

NEw-YOEK, Wednesday, May 10. 1882
Tho following sales were made at the Z
change salesrOom today
BIZ Peter 2. Meyer.
story stone front building with lot 10 lg N9sSs1
OF Cedai 81 io' $500
rtorv won front store Will lots, Nos 40 and
AZ! Bro sTi 15e,iSl same buyer.... 1000
BIZ 4. J. Bleecker e son
ssstorv brick building with plot o. land nos +3s
Snc 4iS -. 1no r8h Sl2
By EichOTd = Hdr1en
,sstorv brown stone house with lot No Jos Last
1tLlss . ~ ..'.. l2l
I MOI of aud on Ave-A { cor Of ll5th-st, 75llx
By r. L. StCrens0n. IT,
l 9stcr~ brick house, 9-sory frame house 9-stOry
briok dwellings and --stOry brick dwelling with
lors nos 5l0. 5l2 and 5l4 West Z9th,st
T Tr1 = Go - 100
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Real Gstdte agents.

y .-d soISine brown, 1,2S0 Broadway Entire
rea- estate spec.aIg. Eeuta collected- &c.
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FEIGH VALLEY RATLROAD.-Passencel
MERlDEN, HARTFOR

NEM -HANEN, MEKIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ sPRINGFIELD HOLfOKh- II JNREAL and interme
date points steamers leave Per % h. T. OF .. and IL
IN iSuudavs exceptr connecting with trains at EW
HANEN Tor MERlDEN. Hartford, SPRINGFIELD,
60 Tickets solo y
y, brooklyn Excursion 70 New haven and
Il
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLp.rsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on sun
DAY 3srATIONS II PHILADELPHIA, IN
NETWORK.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED Equip
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
EMIT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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FARE ONLY g TO BUsION
FOR limited tickets
steamers leave daily Sundays ncuded az D
o. m from Pier -. y H.. foot Of Murrsvst
ANNEX CONNECTION FROM JERSEY CITY al 4,
Brooklyn al $50 Tickets and stateroOms NAV be
all principal hotels transfer anu ticket Once5 al
BOKDkN a LOWELL GEORGE l. COMMON,
Agents Genl Pass Agent
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THE ARGYLE
BABYLON. LONG ISLAND.
This new and egant summer viii open June l. APP.
pcatons for rooms will be received at the Burlington No
10 West 30th.st between and 10 H. and and p IN.
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WALLACK'S. Special Announcements
Farewell Lecture By
OSCAR WILDE
Thursday Afternoon
May II, at 2.3O
ART DECORATION.
The practical application Of the principles Of the
FSTUETIC THEORY
decoration personal Ornamental ~
II Education and the relation Of u m0raA
Tickets 10 cents Reserved seats rs cents extra