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TWO BOYS PLOTTING 4 MURDER.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. (

CLEVELAND, Ohio, April ia bloodthirsty
conspiracy was discovered and thwated In the Cleve-
land House of Refuge Monday. william Gardner, age
tlirteen and Grant Palmer, cooIcd, age fourteen,
were the heavy villains. and Charlie Todd was
W nave been the victim. Gardner and Palmer
became weary Of the monotOny of their pre-
sHt NE. They wanted 10 be sent TO real Jail,
Nhere they would have no work TO do and could d.
hsuai raons Of tobacco. To ACCOMPLISH this end they
poteu 10 XIII Todd, the most duinutiyc boy in the
IN the evening they secured heavy iron bar and
OOA II 10 bed with them Another boy heard them talk
over Ihe murderous plans and informed the watch
tn' anu so the conspiracy fOiled. The boys
.essed Gardner the leader and Palmer was 10 slay
1odd BY a bow OIL the head
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,-v,rrD STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGTON, April l9.-lhe lohoWihS puS',
,ess was transacted Ia the supreme court o' inc OD''u
states to-day:
~, ooe John NJ Bailey late collector, ETC. agt the New
~ central and Hudson River karoai Company. Con
tlnued. .. .. -, ,,,,.rs ao, tho Wa.tern Rail.
roSu fo1Snaline state Of New-Hampshlre agt the
ee nj ION ana others; No. origin lhc state OF
So Vorl a ihe state of Louisiana ana others No 80 -
rhc State ~ Louisiana rel John Elliott ana others agl
AIN inme Auditor and others and No. SlbJOhn lhot
% others sgt Louis Wcltl Governor and others Argu-
Tn,pt OF thcs. cases continued -, TO- II
h%n 3S-rhe Amcskeag National Bank agt. the Town o
Ottawa and No 29-AUgUsta T. Post agL the BO'io VI su
,,ryisors of Kendall County. Argument begun
AdioarDed until tomorrow. at II clock.
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PROSPECTS FOR FRUITS md GARDEN
THUCK.

NORFOLK, Va, April 10.-According to the
most trustworthy information from the vegetable ana
frnt growing sections OF Eastern Virginia and North
Carolina the late cold spell dd material damage to
the garden truck In places the Young potft"cS
were slightly hlnclcncd by the frost, but no serious
harm is feared Strawberries peas. beans ana cary
ourishiug. The apples were not htrt ana tHe
peaches very slightly injured, but tn liner Narlc
Ties of pears have been shortened Onc-halt.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
THE TROY CONFERENCE.

TROY, n. Y. April 19.-The semi-centen-
NAL session of the Troy Conference opened in this city
to-day, Bishop simpson presiding About 200 clergy
men III attendance. The last Quadrennia General
Conference took off he Burlington district and added II
the Vermont Conference. The ministers Of the dis
ric opposed the change aud many OF them are attend
ing the Troy Conference Vi-Ore and Will not recOg
rilc the Vermont Conference II Is expected taat the
next General Conference will ald Burlington 10 the Troy
Conference whore IL is claimed II rightly belongs There
is much feeling in regard to the matter.
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SENTENCED FOR SMUGGLING.

BALTIMORE, April 19.-In the United States
Oourt Yesterday william weinberger, Bernard
uaesass ~ ",,iiAu A Berry and Benjamin +. Hartzell
80, fsA.y 70 indictments for embezzling 1900
VI ko gloves from the steamer Ohio Of the Ra
payns.a, .'eh az Line. in March, weinberger who was
a for ~ Sne steamer was sentenced to the Cy
City Jan for thirtv" v"SShken, Who boatswap 20 The
in eTe1 Sn e e wharf and berry i5E %S se Vas watch
INC Sio'oS' were fined $40 each aJ decI VINO re-
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after January 70. 1889.
= A L L 1.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Ork DesbroSes and COrtandt street
Ferries, a follows:
Harrsburg Pittsburg the West and South with Pullman
Palace attached, at Il and daily New
York and Chicago Limited of Pullman Palace Cars.
daily.
Wiiansport Lock Haven. g a. m p m Cory and Erie
90 D. M ConnecIug at Cory for Ttusye Petroleum
aud The till Reg
Baltimore Washington, and the south Limited Washing
Of Pullman ParOr Cars daily. EXCEPT Sunday,
10 arrive Washington p, Regular at $50 a
3:4O and ~, and u night sunday, and and
II night.
Express for Baltimore. except sunday. r. m.
For Atlantic CITY, through car n, except Sunday
Of brooklyn Annex" connect with all through trains
at Jersey City aOIng speedy ana direct transit Brook.
lyn travel.
Trains arrive from Ptsbure 500 and 1890 a m 1880
daily From Washington and Baltimore. $50
$50 m, $50. 800 955 and 1850 p m sunday. $50
$50 93J ami 1880 y. From Philadelphia, 300
GOO G30 G5o $50 9iO 1850 ll:;0 l:20 . 3jO $50
G2O $50 $50 9:35. 1910 and 1880 sunday, 350'
G2O CSC 6jO ll:4O a. n O:2O, 93j, 1910 and 1880
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April 10.--ln the Court of Appeals
,o-lay-present, the Hon. Charles Andrews e. D., ana
associates the following business was transacted;
No 275-Jamcs C. BrcyoorI appellant agt ule Oi'y oi
EUokhn respondent Argued -, ,,.o, co
80 lt2-Mara L. PlItZ respondent, agt the Oy oi W
Dsy cacndar for Thursday April 20 NOS l2s 147 81
n. lS. S0I.
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RESUMING WORK 1yI1w,,,,on

LAWRENCE Mass, April ia tbousood
NILS Win s4a OpeurOn yesterday at the Central Pacific
enficss I' ~ meafeis gam OF % over Mond.y m,
eh'He spinning at the lower mill can now Sn Inc
Hs suihcient help has been engaged. yes,as"eu
morning 100 additional cards and more ropng
,he 49, ~ ahd there appears 70 be doubt th.i @
iuII OpeTd dtion. '4i VIII Do III
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAslIINGToN, April ia dispatch has been
received at the Navy Department from Re.rAa,o,.l,
ppp'' dated at Sandy Point, Straits OF Magellan Gh,,
p,oau,y ~ announcing the arrival Of the osgsbin
% ssn ~, 9anoy roint February ls, and hls purpose
~ % ior honte"dco touching at Falkland Is,anas
ahe dsDatch is addressed to Hon caorr" as'"ius
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UHE GOLDEN NORTHWEST.o

Now Is the time 20 secure homes In
MINNESOTA, DAKOTA AND MONIANA. ..,.
Fmgrants intending 10 take farms during ue
ing spring III the GREAT NORTHWES1 should not Isi "
INFORM themselves o. the adva 1tages offered by the
MORT sRN PACIFIC RAlLhoAI, H.. l..
for the settlement OF that cOmpauys lands along ~ os Ia
MINNESOTA, DAKOTA and MONIANh n. ,y,,,.b
Northern Pacific Railroad through region WHICH,
cannot be excellcsiin
uhALrHFU LNESS OF CLIMATE
FERTILITY OF SOIL and - . ~,,,sor-pcvs
WEALTH OF NATURAL T. REsOC lCSS'
Nowhere else ~ great Ind nduccmeDts oneredto
COLONISTS AND FARMERS,
MECHANICS, LABOKERS AND MIN sHSl or-prSru
LUMBkRMEN, BUSINESS MEN AND NJ - ~ ~ a -
CROPS large and STOCK. isr9 ~ n
cessful occupation there REA DY MAIN ~ - a.
BJISINES OPPORTUNITIES and FINE ChANN1' ''i
PAYING INVESTMENTS. 49,
Tie greater part OF Dakota and Montana tsr oneIsr
NEW FIELD FOR SErIBbMENI. .,... a.,
TbeprOsperous condition OF existing anI aast
guarantee OF the permAheh0S vi n0
OF the entire region no ane.t
The Northern Pacific Railroad has now n,ires aud
wheat and grazing lands which areoHerod !" ~" Pi'
terms OF payment 49,. , oan no1 AGRA.
In MINNESOTA and DAhOlA tnoio A1' ''V~' "
awaiting settlement ooo ooo o.-o, raaSv for ooon.
In MONTANA there are 10000 acres r"AdS i'i oo"
F1nIF NORTHERN PACIFIC COUNTRY has no EQuAI.
Tor detailed ali points Apply ator 'Ho
No. 2S5 broadway
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NOT TO OBSTRUCT THE COURSE OFJUSTIcE

HARTFORD, Conn, April l9.-The Senate to-
day defeated the resolution previously adopted by the
House requesting the uarion OF Sergeant Mason and MS
restoration TO the Army senators Con- ana pHnn M MaI-
glcd that however much sympathy might be felt Tor
Mason il not, seemingly for the state of Conncct-
cut 10 ercre with tho Of justice IN the Army
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

Secretary OF the Navy Washington, ID. c." Rear Admi
raj spotts died az Falkland Islands.
Mas W. c. Bahcock has been detached from the iiy-
Geographic once and ordered to duty in connection IN
Fish Commission Ensign X. c. Ray from the Wanda
ill., and ordered to duty az the photographic Office 49,
The flagship Tennessee now nj Beaufort, s. c., will
probably set sail Tor Hampton Roads this evening.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r.. X.

NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. r.
~ (Pcunsylvana X. K. foot COrtandt
stations in New.YOrk and Desbrosscs-st.
(Central R.R.of Nj, foot Liberty-st.
LEAVE NEN-NORk commencing AprI /, 1882.
FOR south AmJOy. Matiwan &c- via G. H. r., Of y j., D,
to% tai ,n T. IA L va ,, VII, -, ~, q. t,r, i, III
sea Girt Point Pheasant, &C. via C. r. T. Of ~ j. D. Sl5
I ~ m = $3.50 lEXprcss, 1. p M via Penn RR, 9 a. H.,
. D.
For Keypor via c. r. r. Of N j. g. sl5 II M, ?,
Gp.m
For Freehold via C r. r. of N. j. sl5 am, l2 M, A.
pm.
For Lakewood Toms River. &C. via r. r. of N j. sl5
For Toms River end Seaside Park wa Penn r. r.. a
For Barnegst, via c. X. II. OF y. j.. S:l5 IN, r.
For Atlantic city, Nineland Bridgeon &c VIA c. r. r. Of
n. j.. p m.
II z. BALDWIN, j. r. WOOD, J. f. RANDOLPH,
q. r. A, &. X. r. OF " j. q. p. A.. p. T.. X Supt
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auction Sales Of Real Gslate.

EXECUTORS SALE.-John r. Boyd. auc-
ioncci, VIII sell at rhursdly. April 20. ~ Il
O'Clock. at Exchange Sa,-ron III Bollway, the sa lofs
snug liarbor; leas" o prrmGc Isl broadway OpIpfo
A. r. stewart n cos also. al estate con listing OF thfc .
lots 5thavc. between llfth and l7tb--ts, 2jjx 100
zach. For particulars apply WILLIAM 4. BOYD ESD
Attorney for EXccHtrI1. 40 Bctkmanst
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Real Gstaie agents.

I RomalnC Brown, 1,2S0 Broadway. Entire
.nanagemcn Of real osIae -pcciIiy Kent ollectcl&c.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

BALTIMORE, April 19.-Ilannibal II. Chase,
president of the Peoples Bank, fell dead this morning
willie on the way TO his place OF business This makes
the third bank president who has died in baltimore With
in eight dave.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
6!tanboats ano Railroads..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
"a DEAN HICHMOND md ST. JOHS leave pier Al North
River, foot of Canas., every WEEK DAY NJ D. m con
meeting al Albany Sunday morning excepted with trains
north west and east SaferOOms warmed.
Excursion tickets b Albany and good 30 days2 30
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
Brooklpn propertp for Gale ano Do fet
no LET. HOUSE

rVO LET. HOUSE FURNISHED. - On
Brooklyn Heights eligbly located for one TO three
years. finely furnished house 10 1espOnADe anu
tenant private family preferred IL has IL sleeping rooms
and others with modern mprovements II not RESPONSE
Bile security required Address with roferencess LONH
FELLOW. Box l2l. Post ONCE. Hrooklyn.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
80


cV'T' sTeIsaa + and vie to Johanna Tordcma4 1850
l32o.st, @ld.o Il eoi ythayS loSIs'Ili LA ,5o
Bonnen 10 DANIEL Manson .,,... 25 coo
TO johanna asett. 1900
II fnckernocker and wife to 5 Bing $1,000
- and yyire 10 J tironiey and wife ........ $500
TmanseI and Wife to N 5 Philips 22jOo
iHq'n5 aRdny aS''s' ' -o9. 125OO
52ds s. 5sj6 8ti.aye, l4GxiOO.5; II G Leask and ~
THtioT 10 r 1900
and " ,yife 10 y Bfoscnek 49, ..'...~.... $3.50
Croonst above iejiG,st, 25xi0O Jane McGrain
i9sdsf. sf'Sea ss "a It of 3ave 66i1ioI caihcr
Inc Dowd and husband to Jane Levy -, 6,575
Kirkland aud wife to + b Kerr $500
Adriance to & brand $4,000
same sPs9n R1sS5 A3d s9s5sfa K e
Chatham st, No 65; II IIigginson and another IN
Same S6neI1y + WcsibiooE referee to same $1,000
Greenwich-st, No 429; IL Higgin-on and another 10
same 5op.fa hs%a4s 'q ss5rooi referee to lg755
9thave. No 10 II q liggin on ana "noibeT 10
same pTopeity + b West6rook referee to 74O0
Canalst, y 81 and 320i ii higsinson and an
sane property; 7 b West6ock referee $500
Thompson T. No 10 J Blake to J. Franklin .-.:- 1880
z2d-st No 81 West. losxSS9; Helen CoInyn TO ,oo
5sths \ = I60 # { Of 2d ave i9xiO6j livingston
and wife George ioihner ...........o.,. 1900
don and husband Charity Weeks $500
ct al 70 John quinn. l4.5OO
Mctirath + G sands l4.SOO
executor ETC. to Weiss aao.er......-'.' $4,000
Lcxingtonaye Q 3 zOll TN OF lloth.st, 2Jx7O A
BaumgaIten and VIE TO II Deane. l2O5O
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Express Trains leave Yew.York, via oeshrosses a

DOUBLE TRACK; THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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IVIl HOIt frsu'NVt =
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
- HOOK
COmmencIng Apri ], ~. - , .
STEAMER JESSE IIOYT WILL LEAVE PIER 3, ".

STEAMER JESSE IIOYT Will LEAVE PIER g, ". r.,
FOOT RECTOR--r.;
For Highlands Seabrght Monmouth Beach and Long
BI2hcn, u, 10: a. IN. $40 p NJ; SUNDAY y ~ Il. ~
For Ocean Grow Point Pheasant &C.. lo'lo n m
for Lakewood. Toms River. Baincgat. &C., $40 p. m
VIA RED BANk-FrOm foot Liberty st, :. 10 a. NJ Tor
Lakewood Toms River, Barnoga &c p n for Lakewood
Toms River Atlantic city, and an stations TO Bay side, p.
ID. for Lakewood Toms River BarneCat, DC
VIA BRANCHPOET-FTOm foot iiberty-st.: For sandy
Hook l2 M; fOI Highlands, l. m, p m' for Monmouth
Beach and seabright, ;: - a. m. - M. p. M 80
tickets reading via BOAT and SANDY HOOh VIII not oe
good via r. and tickets reading via a VIII not Dc recog
nized via Sandy Hook -...
JOSEPH =. HARRIS, II. I. BALD" IN,
General MANAGER. Gen Pass. Agent.
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Gonses an0 Rooms Uantfo.

XVANTED-By 1st May, a four-story house,
w nnfunished or partly furnished owner TO board In part
payment of privilege 70 take few bosrers AaatoSs
a b.. BOZ Ia Uptown Tribune Omeeb LSso DtVAo"Ab
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N krVrnFF M $40 a. m, z ~. :. 7, D. M
EW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
BUINU BKUUh NUI n.

TOT IKENTUN anu PIT TLAUtIPHIN
Leave New. : Ork from station {. II. n. Of Nj. ..
fo" Philadelphia, Ninth and Green.sts, at 7i, 33D lllo
a NJ 30 !. 4'O. j:3U T. II on SUNDAY at ): - o. l
800 ~ m For Third and Berksss at 7;45, lll5a m
1870. $50 $3.50, D. m. On Sunday at $40 ,
For Trenton 7f5. 93O ill6 1870, l. 430. $50. 7, IL
p. m ON sunday $40 m. $50, - p.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New-NOrk
From stations Phla. and Reading II. r.. Ninth and Green
sts. n 7:3O S3O $50 II llj 3.iJ $40 0ij, II
On sunday. at $50 a. m J:3O - y.
From Third and Berkssts 5lJ. $40 9:lj !, 5:25
6;3o ll:3O p. Sunday at 8:l5a. m. 4:3Op m.
rom Irenon-l:2j, 6:2Q S03 800 ZOOS ll:3i a. M los
4:2J G2l, i:2S p. Sunday. l:2j 99a m. 6;l4 p m.
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS attached 10 day trains
and SLkEpING COACHES TO midnight trains from Ne"
York and Philadelphia
Connection l. male Jersey City station and
Brooklyn and tTe Depot. jersey city.
Tickets or sale at foot of Lbertyst Nos 239 26l 4Ol
94i 957 1923 Broadway and at the principal hotels NO
AMI COurst and Annex Office JEWELS Wharf. BROOKLYN
Y. Y Transfer Company will cal fol ANA check baggage
rom hOte residence tOdestnaiOr
NTEW-JERSFY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
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By Rtchard 7. Hdrnet.

l 5storv brick building with lot. No 80 lstave :
Sp.9 70 Of45th- ST. lot l",7x7o; Ferdinlnn Suizs
l 3.stOfy brown stone house with lot No Az Nes
lGtli.st s, 200 II W of Jtbave lot = NIOo.o; Jn'
E9st 7Gih.s 200 II of 2d-ave, each lot 2,
VII -. W
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SIARlN'S - - ~ mn, ,, r,o>,
COMPANY.
Office, Pier lS N. r, foot CortlandtsL
Consgnmeuts freight forwarded 40 directed TO any part
Of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Of al kinds VI freight and me
chandse o any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTEHAGE
Freight Of every description promptly nghtered point
In the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamers John u. and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN loaye Pier Is n. Il ats IL daily lsaturiays
eXceDted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New.York and
New. Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points d. l. W. r. T. received az Pier ~.
For New.Hayen and points East at Pier Is. - -
NORTH SHORE STATEN lSlAND:-tlevcn Miles for
Ten Cents via rrom Pier f. X, foot Wnitehast
CENTRAL SHIPYARD. Communpas, NJ.-Dry DOCKS.
Machine Boiler shops, everything aoDerlhS 10 tho
CON strucJlvn repair Of NoosolA
V,ROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LlNE.-New
i steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave
daiv 1exeept Saturday at Pier 49, H. foot CHRIS,
connecting with morning tral4s lor NORTH and
West, SUNDAY steamer touches at ALBANY
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Express leave NewYork via Desbrosses and
landt streets Ferriss, as follows: o..o
and p and night Sundays, and 10 5, 6. 7.
Expiess trains daily except Sunday 7:2O
a. ln agG p ~ running tHfS4sh wa Ife0n t an Nh IaaGn
l2Oi 3OJ s:3O $40 OjO, 7:3O $40 $50 and Jim
on TG sunday 2oi o. s5 2 a. $50 m 6:SC % 7:55 and
D. M leave Philade paia via Camden, u. and 4:3O
Tcs ct $40 and ~ Broadway Astor House. and
IN Annex SaiiCn foot OF t1tS,s Braosiyn Nos u L.
EmiganI Ticket once Bsttsry ace Gem ,. ,o 90, a,.
LA q General S.nli Manager General Pass'r Agent
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
IL YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
8 a m-Cinclnnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
coache; Hafalo and sasPeno9 Bridge A. eur,lo
at connecting with fast trains 10 the West and south
west Pullmans best Drawingroom Sleeping Coaches to
coaches @ through to Buffalo Nasafa Fai Cincinnati anS
Chicago without change Hotel Coaches through Chicago
RafberIord Passaic 6 730, 9$o lo2o m. u noon
night sundays g. $50 IO:2oa M Is 6:sO I2 midnight
4iS foI S6 5sS 5io 55o 10 idsop and 5 mid mid
nS aad afs6E 1 VIA H Sewak ~ & @ 40 s TsH1 % m
s:lo $40 62o, 6:lO 1880 p and Y midnight saturday
saasrn $50 1920 a. @q I:i5 5oo o$,5o 5.d;i9 7;l5
and ~ mdnght m Sundays g. $780, 1920 No Lao $50 p
Nc%6are and Cornwall 75O a m, $3.50. 4;3op m sun
' Rondont g T. and nd Kingston M ssOp M sundays m
Goshen g. 100, . 1920 a M 3;5O 800 43O. 7. 7;l5p
sHpSs MaSsiS% 9S9 5S 5S2S' i0S & SsC 3D. p &c. 40 7l5 M
sunday tRs SEQ eonnect With Midland Railroad at Mani % 1 'o
Port Jervis, 800 3 1929 a. g. m $50 g. 7l5 m Sun
Eoats qnarter Of and quarter after each hour
from 5:45 a IN to 9:45 p and at l6ij and ll4jp in
and Sleeping Coaches be obtained and for tho
nanys Offices Nos 26l, 40l 9j7 Broadway, u, No.
Court-st Brooklyn, or at the COmpanys Depots.
Emigrant agency No. 10 Green nwich-st.
Express from the West arrive in NewYork at 725
and ll:2J A. m, ana 1910 D. m.
JNO. y. ABBOTT Gem Pass'r Agent New.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ for EngewOod Coster Permont and Nyack
z, $50. 10 m- l. 8, l. 45O. 80 $40 $50 1880 M
leave 80 minutes later satr rday nights ~ ~
Manuel spring Valley and MonseY 4 10 a. nl 400 p IN
no g. ABBOTT. Genl Pass'r Agent, New.York.
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on IIOU-
i SATONIC AMI NAUGArUCK KRAILR0ADS-Steamers
aast River 3l5 Fareower than by any other route
FALL RIVER LINE
BOSTON and the EAST via Newport and FAN River
Reappearance OF the elegant steamers
BRIST and PROVIDENCE
for the spring and summer.
FARE ONLY SO TO BOSTON
tor limited tickets
Steamers leave New iora aay sundays lncluded com:
mencing April 3o) at IN from Pier 70 n r. foot VI
Annex CONNECTION FROM JERSEY CITY az 4,
BROOKLYN at 430 p nj. Tickets and stateroOms may DO
all principal hotels transfer and ticket Offices at
tho Office on Ter q, and Oh steamers ,,o,.,.
Agents. Genl Pass. Agent
V,HE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
rhrpp %
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MERInEN. HARrEOED.

~ SPRINGFIELD HOLfOKE SOUTH VERNON. ST.
JOfI..SfU lY, &C Steamers leave Per 2J f. D. m.
and l::O D. Sundays excepted l3D boat connects
Sit special train Tickets sold and baggage checked ga
Broadway y " Courts st., Brooklyn Excursion
Ncw-ilaVCn ami return - 90
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoaK, Wednesday, April 10, 1882

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, April 10, 1882
The following sales were made ut the Tx
change salcsrOOm to-day
BIZ l. H. Ltsdio1o & Co.
! 5.storv brick ware 'ousc with lot nos "a and S5
Soutl..t IL T. 7S.4 of Old Sip. lot 56.6x67ll 40 ,
b rght title interest in piers 9 and 10 East .o,
river buyer ''i'V
By bernard Smyh
plot Of iand % On 'tn ave- " COZ % 1928
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

TENO RENT-A neat cottage, with SIX acres
of land good barn stables hcnnery and other outbuid
ings house rooms, basement ami cellar in the healthiu
village of Madison six minutes walk from the depot OF
tho ID f. and w r. r.; viii be rented cheap. Apply 10
CHARLES l.. CuOVEY, II Dey-st, or a. C. RATHBURN,
Au.a
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TO PHILADELPHIA.


20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND9oN sun.
DAY. THREE STATIONS N PHJLADEL-
PHIA, TWO IN NEW.YORK
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Gilp Real gsiItc tor Sale.

N OPPORTUNITY to purchase 3-Story
~ rh soop aud bascnen brown NOya scotia stone or
than present cost q produce Apply u JOHN u Cl.lM
hlNS, 2lo i.isi 6Sth St. OF l,O37 5f-avc.
CHARLES Buck ~ co,
~ ARCHITECTS.
G3 East ~ Park-1VA
hucccssOrs TO Duggin 4 CrOss.n1l
oic! for sale.
Six houses corner MIsOIav AMI jJtl-st tto? OF LchoN
Hin, from II 10 So .ees
Also
Five house7. LeXmgtOn-ave aud 37thsL uop OF
Murray iIill fTpn - o. 81 lcst wii'
All houses now ana DIii, by Ourselves
Houses open SUNDAY rea for pa hpila-
NNGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE. HIST,
n b,f 9Th and 6thave- 4-stofy brown ston -It fon
Will b. sod with without furniture at bargain join
II. PLAfi, 200 Broadway.
NOR SALE.-5th-avc. and 129th-st.-At a
bargan Handsome four-soIy end basement dwell
nga cabinet finish complete u AL oe ais ON premises.
E0R SALE.-On LenoX Hill, southwest cor
Of Pa-ave and Gath-t, eight ne" lousrs Dilt III
the Old colonial style all Of different sizes ana defn nome
ike and desirable every respect NlLLlAM a II AN
KINsON, No. 2l3 West 3lst-'t owner ana bh""' T'hl
for pInns ---
"GEElNG Is BELIENING."-Th very prct-
- little story high stO'p brownstoho AZ win
dow DIV YELLING IN America Is or Le>nGOuaNti rear
1Hh-st.. newly and richly furnished III TINS w'htlot
hiiou" Will otherwise sat. viii willingly pay Tie Oic-
Sl45OO-for all. SAMUEL klLPAiHltk, ""o 'n+iNr.
T. SThe owner eegraphs me 10 sell me hose CARPETS
shades, chandeliers, gis fixtures and c3rnices 10 -
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20

OStaton IN New. 0rk foot OF Iibery.st. station In
Brooklyn, i0rt OF FuitOn-sI. JEWELS Wharf
Commencing Nov. 7. lASl Leave New York
O3O a. ulOr Pennington. High Bridge Branch EastOn,
wind Gap Nauch Chunk, nuaDend, Iamaqua HazetoE,
D1itOn. scranton ,Cc.
$40 m.-For Pennington High Bridge Branch, Faston
Aheitown Reading Harrisburg aauch Chunk. Williams
port IanAqul. Ndntic1hC, Scranton. &c.
, m.-FOr FlgmiugtoD, EastOn Allentown Reading Har.
rsDulR Mauch thupk. HalletJn AIlkcshaIrc &c
SO p InFor taston Wind Gap, Maucb Chunk. Tamaqua
Drttton. Ntlhc sbarTc, scranton, &C
=. m.-For lgh bridge Branch, EastOn sc.
1870 p. Di.-F0r Somcryile. Pennington Cc.
$50 y. m.For E3siOn. AlenfOWn. Reading, Harrisburg
Mauch CHUNK, WihcsJaTe, &c
sunday trains leave AZ $40 y for Bound Brook
and int rmedale stations at $50 m for Eason Allentown
For NewaTk at s. 5:i5 6:l5 045 7:15 $780, T. sl5 $780,
g 9l5 94j, lOl5 l045, ll:l5 a m, u M l2lj 1l5,
23O 3 $3.50 4. 80 D. 6lj, jO 54J, &, 6l5 G30 T. $780,
slj. q, 9:fj, O3O. lI:l5, II p. m.
For trains 10 local points see tlme tables at stations.
PERTH NMKDA EkA+C4i.
For Sewarcn at ). s:l5 a. m. 10 m, /, g p m
For Perth AmbOy NJ >, S.l5 II ~. >, !. 6p.
FOR Freehold II 81 9. m. 2m, ? T. p m
For KevrOrt M , s:l5 a. m. IL m. . T. d D. m.
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-20
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via aPhllllelphiL Baltimore and Washington.

or and aer Jan. * tho magnificent Pat,en ,sr rr,l1,
ieaNt from PenDsyvina Railroad DeDD. foot Of COrt-
hhut-st aud DesDrD-sss-s. asfpio
~, Keeps HuniaYs Parlor car atti,hel arrives
Washih2On llD in. Night Express leaves WashinSt
yta p H. iIily ssepors lnI dW c)scle3 throlgh U
o. 7p m. daily Fast Limo arrly,, washington 22j m.
Cincnna S:3OI m. Chicago sB5 NJ lnl ST Louis 8sD
H. m ~ & .. palace -eeDeTS an1 lV cOlcle3 tnrOlgl
CINCINNATI, 81 L0us and CHIC ago
- O'Clock night laily. arrives az washington SD An
bay Express leaves Washington ~ leD m. duy.
S.g. ert and dav coaches through - Cincinnati,
- 40 other limo makes time - tho west Trains
Ilsr nom the West $50 300 and 1000 p
~ Aets and sleep ng secured and baggage called
0 anu Checked TO destination at cOmpanys Oce NO ~
Company. ~ MAN "io N"-1''' ~ '' ~ ~ ~