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The National tribune., 1886-03-11
Wayuer's Rripndp af Chatfanooga.

To THE EDITOR: cannot remain silent
when the rights of my comrades are being in
vaded. Maj Coulter, of the gallant old Gath
Ohio, is right in saying, Upon arrival at the
hotel we found a squad of Federal soldiers in
possession of the city Chattanooga, and upon
inquiry found that they belonged to the COM
mand on the other side of the Tennessee River,
and that they had swum the river and brought
their flag with them, hoisted it over the hotel
and were in full possession of the town. This
was the flag of the 9th Ohio, of Wagner
Brigade of Woods Division, and was placed
there about o'clock a. m. of the 9th of Sep
tember: and any effort on the part of Maj
Boflin, of the 92d H., to rob Col. Lane and his
brave boys of honors won by them will prove
abOrtive. 1t is fact that Wagner's men were
in possession of Chattanooga from very early
in the morning of Sept. 9, when men detailed
for the purpose from different regiments of the
brigade swan the Tennessee River here three
fourths of mile wide) as skirmishers, and
drove the rebels away from the landing near
the old distillery. Boats were brought over
from the Chattanooga side by this detail, in
which the whole command crossed during the
day. Col. Lane, of the 9th Ohio, with a squad
of his men and the flag of his regiment, crossed
in the first boat load that crossed to the Chat
tanooga side of the river. Wider's Cavalry
Brigade was with US on the north side of the
river and crossed at ford few miles above
the town, except Maj. Bohn and the 92d Ill,
who came dashing around the point of Lookout
Mountain and into Chattanooga, placing the
I" first flag on the largest hotel of the town,
according to orders of Gen. Rosecrans," but
more than two hours after Wagner had taken
possession of it, and more than an hour after
the flag of the 9th Ohio was hoisted over the
town. Permit me also to say a word in regard
to what regiments flag was on Mission Ridge
first. This will never be satisfactorily settled, as
each regiment that so gallantly faced that storm
of treasons iron and lead will as earnestly
contend that their flag was there first My
opinion is that the enemy gave each of US
very hot place in which to climb those rugged
nights, but that some had it hotter than others
Will not be disputed by any. Hence it is very
probable that those who did the hardest fight
ing did not get there first But what do know
is, where the 40th Ind. went up that memorable
ridge was hot as iron and lead and gun powder
could make it, and the regiment having lost
more than 80 per cent. Of its men is sufficient
evidence that it was hot always thought that
we were there about as soon as any other regi
ment; at least, if any other command preceded
us they had paid no attention to the JOhnnies,
as there were plenty there for all practicable
purposes when the 40th Ind. got there.-P. S.
MOORE, Co. X, 40th Ind, Independence, Kan.
The National tribune., 1886-03-11

Every mother should keep Ayers Cherry
Pectoral for Immediate use, in case OF Group
and Colds
The National tribune., 1886-03-11
|
CAPITAL PRIZE, $l5O,OOO.

We the undersigned Banks md BrEeTs tvH Dry gH zes
dTe7Cn in the LTai tG Sats Lotteries 1Ctie6 qa be ors
ed Gt counters
j. III. OGLESBY, Pres. Louisiana NATL Bank.
=. IL. kENNEDf, Pres. state Saf'l Bank.
A. BALDb, IN, Pres. New Orleans Nat,I Rank.
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nRinA SOL DiERS' COLONY.

Address with stamp c. + Palmer, Orange HishtS' fIa
Mention The National Tribune.
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6teambcufs an6 nailrpu1s.
~ EST SHORE RAILROAD.

and after Sept IL 1885, trains win 42dst
station follows:
All trains leave station. Jay
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot Of West
42d-st.
and Chicago $3.50 m 600. STOP. seepers
through
81 Ionis. Goo STOP m. sleepers through.
1910 m- Goo $40 p m sleePers sid drawDgroom
tica and syracuse 3lO -93Oa. m. Goo STOP m.
Highland Poughkeepre and Kingston 1910. -1:l0 $50
sangertes and Albany $40 ITO $50 II25 m. AIS
Catskni 5io s7lo -oso 1925 m AIS g co. $40 p m
CranstOn's West Point Cornwall and Newburg 'lO +1lO
.9So 1910 li25 AIS. $40 and 900 for
Cranston's. Cornwall and Newbur9
For Montreal and Canada East 600 p m.
Hamilton, London, .9JOA 'C.OO $40 m Toronto
$3.50 A. m- $500. .s;lO m.
Saratoga Special 1875 a. Parlor Network tn
Albany.
Lake George II los am.
Hobart 3.l0 1925 m. Kaaterskll Hunter Grand Hotel
f'n,rnlca 49, ll.2j 4lJ D. ParOr
Hotel station an ~ @nca for Hotel Kaaters
Kill a House on lbs an
ll:2j a. m ParlOr Catskil ll:25 a. m.
'Day tDaiy. except Saturday Other trains daily except
Sunday
For tickets parlor accommoda
information. apply at offices Brooklyn 333 WASH
Fuit0n-st.. Annex Office. foot Of FuOus
city 1853 7S5 942 Broadway, 1881 BOwe1y and
stations, West t2ds. foot OF Javat,
RIVER Penn r. r. station Jersey CITY Nestcott
Express check from hotels and resi-
dences Orders an left at ticket offices.
HENRY MONE1r.
NaDderbflr-ave Pdsse gent
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EVENING LINE.
PHILADELPHIA AND READlNG R R.
NEW-JERSEY tENIEAL DIV TNIUN,
EOOT OLE LIBEKrN ST. NOkIH RIVER -.

FOOT OF LIBERTY ST. NORTH RIVER
TIME IA BLE-TARING EFFECT FL a. 1888
PHiLApELPMa and TRENTON .6S 40 SFoS %
7So 'f zoo g 11VV m 80? sGSbAYs 400 s45 $40 LOO
Direct connection Wayne or Germantown ani
Chestnut nm coumbia-ave for Manayunk. Consho-
pRAWi ROOM ca Rs on all Dag Trains ami SLEEPING
Retar Ri on s Ss"i Ninth and @
100 s;9 20 oo 9 NJ 9 '1 p s3i 49, f
AZ 5,io 40 500 300 1880 Loo $40. $40. 600
Fgr o KHAvEN PEALR ami PHLLrPssURa PENN
r6 ~ Mi1 III PORT sUNBURY LEwTsBURe and
MAnAYqA2 cI .rS a hhe ~ fe so t 80 4s 80
fI.oo a. M 100 l.3O 400. 5:So 545 200 p m sundays
For Ss ScIK LVSR 100 sgS& a m 80 ~, s,o
i:oS. 80 3:45 545p m. sundays at 5'3Op IN
For "a at 700 "a lso si5 400 IL
p ~; 71nay ALLENTow, and MAucH CHUNK
al 400 ZOO loo. 1870 S4J. 5'41 p IN sundays
Fo or G9&aSfoX 400 100. $50 m LOO 100 40 400
a ~ i a. XII BhANcm 400 400 40
p n s s"i%3foS ZOO $50 a. m Loo $780, 400 4so.
$40 $50 .. IN; sundays 400 p m 7oo gan 1o1, 100
tor SON nki "a, ~ $50 s9s Loo $50 50i $50 5,45 $780,
IN a. 100 100 s.l5 1880 ,. sundays 400 $40 tm-
For PA AIS FL "a 100 ~ 20 80 so lSs
lSo 5.5n 90 'U' $50 100 si5 Syo ioo i2SS N
Snniays 400 $40 a. ni l%'Oo ui' A"o 'oO' 'o O'''
-. by o. i ,1t ASBoY 400 GOO SID 1870 ilooA m
Fd IL i6 tV BfANCh OCEAN Ghoss &C 'AI raj o al
40 seIecp p Ocean Grove 400 900 oo ,ooo
For FkhtNWVo5ocGp . TOMS kIvEK BARSE GAr ai%Oo
s:ie a NJ MI III cITF VINELAND and BRIDGEfoN Al
400 a. M. $50 y. H.
NtW-J k~GY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Ron, per No = North RIVER wa sandy HOOK
80. t,I,,,..A. ). D. sEABkIGHT. LON0 bhASCh o'oo
fUV,.,ih ma, .t45. 800 sundays $50 A. IA ,,z
80 ATLANTIC hIGHLANDs. os3n lU4oA H. '''''
800 p III ATWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BAkNLoAi'
S'4sP nc An GROW. OCEAN BEACH and folN
nh' i p . ni a. bery- Per no
y.r IL Jol 2s7, AL S4A Lao ani lS-5 BTU.
oIs AMI bt-ayc. ItlvinEtoii-st ~ - 40 a.
49, .ci At. I46 I76 Eat lZot st., 100 = SoNeis -
ito vi ri hutsis New 1or~ titt. an
a1 No Courtst. lO7 broadway, sos 200 , ~
uh =, In HODokru, Zoi Wa-ilnstohsI
e. Transer Company viii call Vr ana cieoA D"EH'-' "
hotels Residence "a ie'' C. q. HANCOCK,
| j r. MOOTkN. Can t.ss ami Trket a q.
1eH p hlAiiSIN f. p AgL. liz Liberty st. y l.
DoNDOUr. KINGSTON AND "a w u :,
Ii XIII MOUNTAINS. landing at Crnnston w.. ns,s
PAM iornwaI Ncwburg. MailDoro Milton fons s,rs
~, s..,u. conur.tlng Ulster and Dels"Ate
eoys and Caiakil Mountain AMI hsS,rts ~ ~ "a "a no
ssmsrscITY or KINGSTON and JAMEs W. 20 ~ a.,
usIS Issve every week day Al m, pei 9os ~ OK
! r1son.st except sriayA wien VIZ W
\ caves at ! .. ~ making AL i~haiAS~
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7 ,EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and AFTER SEPTEMBER 10. 1888
AbE.ar srDf~,~K ffNfE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
HARRISBURG pittsDurr and the West Pullman Palace
and thcago united Paror smoking and sleep
G:T Corr tor n.v GGT a9T
Centre. and the OH Rerions
poT lebanon f. M $50 and IL night United Washing
ton Express "oi Pullman Palace daily except sunday
Wssb,nStm ssSo NJ. regnar =, go 500 and $50 m
Loo 4:ao and 8 p. M ana ~ night sunday. Elsa III
For Atlantic Citv sxrept SUNDAY. m Through Carl
Long Branch Bay Head Junction Intermediate stations
s:io 800 and r $50 ann ~ N. on sanay TO ana
no NOT .tep =, Asburv PARK ,,,,,c.,D,,, and
Sorfqlk Railroad. n everv DAY I'd baltimore an
Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through train, ms
a. Ier.ev v iforlinx speedy and direct transfer TOT
10, rom Pitt.eurz 10 80 i3os s;55
zoo G.s6a M loo 800 gao $40 900 and OBS ?. m
sSSv 500 C ga 80" sS" ' s9t ie 3c II FFi1
i1.sna W i20 300 s.9o 5so $40 s:5n e55, 100 $50
fS G so 5 aGa ls3 G's o 5 sun S ss5 and and
," FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Desorusses and Court
go 72o !. 900 . Chicago Lrnred AMI 10 washington
LlGie9 and II M s2n 40 80 m an and -
p N. sundays EXPRESS s:lj 900 q IniteD ami 10 am
TRIM; t eavns vcwYor daily ercpp, sunday and
LILO NJ ? 1870 q ~ n, e s,, ~ n ann H.
Pernrpinr trims leave Rruad street |teron Phsiepne
1901 800 4.O5 tao $40 $50 1870 800 SID IL M
Ills M Cimntei Fxnress ia AMI 400 . M - ',
8 f35 7:l2 s;l2 and $50 y n on rnn.ly Az AZ
800 io5 tlO 5:lo s.So NJ l2ta $50 Ln'e'i' o'''
~ md S:i2n n -, -,
sunday. -. rro,..
Ticket Offices AIS and al Broadway, Ast"r Hons
~ ana Courandt ats No tonrt- an
Rrookvn Annex station. loot ~ Fnlton-st Br~NIvn
Rusch,a Vots Hoboken. station Jersey CIV. Engran
Ticka, Once Vn , place AMI Castle tiartcn
Transfer Company Will call TOT u" cio0A
bacrare rom hotels and residences - r-oo0
CHAS r. PCGH. y r. "pDD'
General Manager. General fassr Agent
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Eptcls.
MANSION HOUSE,
bteambouts an0 RAILROADS..

4 BOSTON. NORTH and EAST.-FALL
Pilgrim Bristol from Pier % n r. foot Of Murray St at
rom II Brooklyn TS 4'S6 Jersey city p m.
NEWBURGH DAY LINE.
Leave. canas 's dsiy eHesp - sunday
ccd spring . and dors s l'p Fare % eenis
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT co 5 STEAM
~ ERs c. H. NORTHAM AND CoNTINENTAI- leave
e cs S e t pT SG 20 at E. m @sn
MhKIDEN hAKTF0RD at "a Baway
Y. and Courtst Broaklyn EXCURSION to Ne~Haven and
POPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi-
dence Newport an all New England Point Point All rail
rom Grand Central Dspot E1prss 'saas ss a p
with palace Sleeping cars sunday s trans 1 a. m Win par
YORK 2iS NINTH M Tta paro
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER acknowledgements June p. 1886
through trains Will leave Grand Centra Depot
Albany Trov Montreal syracuse an Rochester.
ADAM s2S Uca syTscns Rochester B"o Niagara Falls
Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago 800 III ana
st iS1s 'o iao FTpess drawing-roon cars Rich
neld SPRING. Canandagua Rochester. Niagara Falls and
DtiIso A. m Western AMI Northern Express
dr S wing room roo and BUFFET cars Troy saratoEa
a p. Accommodation TO Albany AMI rT4y h s car.
Fails Buffalo cncHnst TS E; Detroit Chi
Montreal EXPRESS with TanI to Syracuse
10
soc D.. m- 20 h 81 through -leeping y.
PScinr with SIc~plng- hoches
Buffalo, Falls Cleveland. IoledO DetrOi
Chicago leeplngcars to Clayton and osdenSburS daily e1
cept saturday. - - 49,,
iIl5n m Night Express with sleeping 10 bany
and troy with the morning trains for the est
ana Tor North SATURDAY. night
sale al Grand entrai Depot ~ battery
Place Ais Broadway. Harlem Depot lZ5th-st Al 4t-iNe.
and al Westcos Express Offices Park place near Broad
wavl 7s5 942 Broadway and 62 West l25tl-st New
YORK $50 Fulton sts brooklyn and 10
4thst. Williamsburg. - 8,
Accommodations drawingr0om AMI sieepngcars can DC
procured o the ticket offices In Newfork CITY, and
| 333 Waslingt0n-st. Brooklyn
| baggage called for checked from residence.
These daily All others daily except sunday
tThese trains stop Al fiarem (i25-st. and 4thavel
j NJ. T0UCEY. d. NJ kENDtlCh
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
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LACKAWANNA and WEST

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WIS.,
~ FRN RAILROAD SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BUFFALO LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS DUST ALMA AVS ON TINE
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
Depots IN Of Barclay and christopher SIS
Daily except ~undays Buffalo aud Ossrgo Express
Water
banton Elm n, Bath, Buffalo SYrarUse psweg0 Greene
Oxford Norwich ruca scranton for Pittston
Xikesbarre Danyille northumberland. AT Owego Or
ithaca and intermediate stations
| D. m BnshamiOn and Elmira Express Pullman coaches
for Water Gan scranton BinglIamtpn OwcgO and tmlra
scranton for ittson Kingston iIkrsbarrr We
7um Daily gu Limited Express Pullman c0arhrs
Strouhsburg SCRANTON Binehamton Oweg9 E n.
Corntng Bath Rn~aO &C. arriving in Buffalo
7.gOa m Olran via Nsyand
n Daily EHpfesa truman
coaches Tor Strondsnrg Scranton. Bn-amtOn. Corand
SYRACUSE Oswego Greene. Oxford Norwich Ouea anu
Rirhnrd Spnnss connect OwegO Tor Ithaca ana nIri
mediate sat except Saturays Connects at Buffalo win
trans all Other points West , o.oo
For Richheid Springs, daily. except sundays ''V"
D. m daily sleeping coach attached -.
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p. IN
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
ihroarS ESD 4 and chambers staion. Al
Ga 6aIIy except Sa%iay, Day tIgrs.' B9fe. ,THC
Bnnao sleeping caches Horne.vlle 10 cincinnati
Gold pullman tram Of oay and BuaeI sleeping cache.
20 extra earge Tor tas5 tine ATve. Hsadvle 10 I'd
= and It loui.. 25 ne serond morn NJ.
ocheser. GOA m Buffalo O0a ni Suspension Brli-e.
1922 he most popular night Train between e" YORK
e. m-Daly chcaso tIprr.s Pullran anc Day Sieeg,ns
p, c;nail and Chiearo a.. "a. zoo IN ON mon
han he 90 'a aoon i1 a. g. q. 800 80 p
ssS 80 ic2o. % As 10 $50 rs 300
Paterson IS - 100 so $50 1920 1900 goq9.
~ 9o 30 40 80 % 90 TO- S9 Sg 30 $50
$50. 10 - a. ~. las - 80 7:45 500 1890 m.
Nswars Paterson VA NewarA. $50 500 Ego iooo
900 1000 ~. and Il 90 mGngh, we'iSe.iay frdl1
and sunday nights QUIZ sundays 9.lJ M 80 "'S1
suGrrp as 50 100 $50 1920 las. $50, $50 500
Sunisvs 545 7 as sSo. io2Oa N las. - $50 900
warwick is 900 1920 M 40 .. m Sundays 74'
Non cello and whi'e LAKE 800 a. 1880 m SUNDAY a
Ne%6ars and cornwall so 600 m. 800 30 $50. 500
and 90 = anaa, s. 10 Vo, @ III ~ 5 "a AN
r ~ Suniays 5oA m scranton ounnors 800 m-
G 1850 20 200 e Is va os 5e 80 $50
de,own4 as 5.45 $50 9Os 1920 m, $50 40 10
a. goOp m u, lays. As. 7 -. $50 20 2Oa IT, $50
zoo 400 n, Tie 900 M ira sons al Manrt
orr -rvs as So 900 1920 a. m. 80 30 500 lO9
745 sOO gtO o. IA SUNDAYS 7'4J '3o. 10 20 H. o'hL
Gao 90 600 y. NJ.
Boats leave 2}d-s At y. y. 54i 10 545 m every
fffeen MINUTES B;a5 u m. 10 as q. every hrrty
minutes no Iu.45 N 20 s45 IA hont ~nndayS
A IA TO 10 As m. every JIty mlr"ter lo@S Ia 10
74b 4 m. nOnr
for apartments Drawing Room ana
Coache- he obtained and Orders OF e chez &
i1s and 1."s ,n q PafE 5 s1oasy 7 w"
Nos 33 and So Fulton Brooklyn, at he Cupanys
-.,o
EIpres. trains the Vest N New York az hl9
1870 500 a IL
JOHN n A"Bnfr GenI Pas # Agent, New YORK
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REAL ESTATE.
,,,s,Npss AT THE EXCHANGE.


.,,,o,cb no public auction Sales "'S place soy .
= ,,hance there was considerable activi', " ~ ,,,
"a several private sales were reported L. l. mayer -
,nbs,,m the northeast corner Of Fifthave and one
scnty hvestory brick building oox
100 Cor Stoooo . ,,. or.
-, p Foley reports great activity IN uptown ios CON
inc freoucntv resoid before title is taken plot OF
m corner II
49, ighti--t. % II On the avenue am ~ on
Mr. fi OF "a fea Sas>ei lor T'u'c, nhs
ION r,sOid TO Mr. Garnsey At an increase" ng"io oy
JON h. t"ief, .tt., yesterday there wss a call
~ ~ fseine t,omr story brown stonel hoflh OF
l an ace and twenty Tn ri 81 pi'ce rSOuO
!" - g nd Madison ayes. also lots IN Eighth ana II
,v.- bet cru one hun red and twentieth ana one
also loin ~ 81 0O On "a -lhat ho1e
IN - f az two sres. Green county. ~ - Naiue touoV
~ property Investment below fOnrterntn- ~
as' ami Fpurteepths' also two CT more ois III
, ST. uriwren SiAth aud Eighth aNes; ai-0 lIt three
rory RI lent aiont ~ or % feet 'front.' IN ihlI
ti' l.fr.en - seventh aNes, Iwei ui-S' W'
g. psi sixth avcS gltscnth.si, DeWten Sxth
a. fu!l lot~ on elc souih >'if OF Ne
lr'i ". ..ofr;a a. 81 zig itllve. prlcc Slhuou
lu8N'..- .l.o twenty two acres az StAni"'n
-l hnn.a ou BALD etc. for 81 900: also e"un
s'' A.. rs "a riinnFsoek Bay ,'o~t oloun,
~ f 81 0lC d. 80 20 tiittlctL y. j. in ipir-&Ve
= $50 '..s. or rtfTn rW ms IN excellent orier ot
g.. --,t afa ornamental irres. rrice <.uVo hd4i mort
oA- -r c..b ID ~ ,iari .snl onn. property also ,
60 ,.a b., fh. heart OF TIE tity ~ HUDSON y Y, poe
c. - ,o n 900 ASA IN hen~seiaer county n t. Oh
~ 3. -sa a lrgt larui- pricr @H"o"
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Countrp fropertp Wanteo.

HOTEL WANTED to rent with privilege Of
II lease located IN thrifty vilase on line Of railway
ton less than 20 some land with building. Ad
with full particulars tor interview J. t. Box TO-
Tribune Once.
WANTED TO LEASE for a term Of years
farm Of about 20 acres good tilable upland with good
house of 20 good plenty OF buildings
nonrenient 10 vs.s low Address C. A. Box
90 Tribune Office
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Brooklpn prcpertn rUdnte6.

WAN lED.-A small house in the 18th or
iSih Ward, Brooklyn with two lots. Address
stAths LOCALITY and terms. A. Boz So Tribune once.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

III MEN YORK. SEW HAVEN and HARTFORD r. r.
Trans leave Harlen River Station corner 1874 a And
Lincoln Third Avenue Bridge az o. Harlem
RlyeI urschsd Third Elevated R4iiro<, daily
except Sundays $40 So TO- TO- IL 50 g. H. 800
Pointl Hunt Point IVES, Farms Van Nest IVES chester
Chester treihain Bay Barlow ttity
Pelham M~nsr and New o'hsis. connecting Al New
Rochele with r~ns Tor al polats Oh Tie nan mo OF the
New New Haven and Hartford Railroad. Shore Line
and Air Lin. Divisions. New-cana-n. Md,letovn. New
~ued branches ant Boston and ali points east
Midnight tor New hoc IL and all dlate sta
to.s q 2 10 q m. daily. excopt Aondaya
Rochelle and ali ntermedate STA
tons 1901 ami 80 the latter train connect
ing Al New Rochelle with way Ans " stamford
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,.rc.f..rD,rAi. rsrNrE rsNN7FTH'-V Y CITY
..,,vnr shows tho real transactions recorded in
=, pa.. .i.r'- . Ice TODAY
s6,is % s. soc II e Of , stl-aye o919s9 Mary 81
3aavr Sc c,r @, t 1Vis', -'' -O' .. 1880
7g's ~ !. AVA :" yirps =" aeon II Firisch - 1880
Hor't 81. no ~ f, "a a carr ~ -. 1880
1s' 5 1t %'' Of sthave, 25xoo B slllis etal
- p" Is East Is oxGs2 Becker and wife to
sn 80 49, 2afNloo a rr'sse anu $4,000
= .'' = is II " Of stn ave- 25n99 H. Buck
hey ant VIE ioi OF AHsS 2o71IOoI Cahe
rue Dumahanz and AdolPhe 70 , eR1 p AZ rel
2aaye 80 s, u Of otn's' |'SA4Oo - 2leOo
ss,s ave- ~ 4 r, Of l22ds I6s1lOO;
Mah,rS and wife 10 p Z Appel = = Iva; ana ''
30 Is %; so 11s.o osentha IS 10000
59tissi + 10 :, = w 81 S"'e $4,000
ia II e Of stebbins-aye, ASK 65xloS trustee oi 400
7os %5' y, r 81 sa T'e' 0oAloo' N D"D-s $4,000
and %s 70 s strnS 80 Of 4othst is91
80 h N iuldingion TO p Nc ;lbbon -;
same property Duncan McGbbon to Marietta Lud
:, Of iina on.ave i65 xiooI1 i56iox
iOn. IN War Vim II schermerhorn to Gus I Koo
s-.i e scor ri innwooisi iOyloo4
se'ergeiASrn ana ~.is y o., 100 Fl cheno%eth
AMI Sife to II Graham i. interest r, ,,.S;;
9lst 81 2l9 10. ADTh OK interest 3
slstst, 2G9 " OF Ava 2oXies, ID a D9e W~v
ss ant Graham anu WIVES " Ia" anu 4lOs
sotb.st n + $50 # Of Maiisonave 75xiOo5 RO
2'l-st : 10 y " 10 81 ; ee.'I Bliss $4,000
e sH'eI sl is w Of Madison ave 2sxi0o5 New
sdave Lo No 2 5a %IF Rand iT Trnn 10000
ls1v ramon oor oi ii''''r 'oAiVO 1880
sstrsi. 'l'' @25 # Of lothave 25xoso Helena
and Isabella Stevenson TO Peter Eyers ana N zoo
ee,S.I n Sil iieoi athave 3oIx9sa; Jonn oo
Brod'r c& and wife to W IAkln. - 49,
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r Auctions TUESDAY SEPT. 81.

Sfw-N oRR. Mon Law. sept 90. 1884
..s ,cre made at the Exchange and Auction Room
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A TROY ROATS-CITIZENS LINE-Fol

~ TROY Lake George and the North. - 80 70
and - 90 10 Lake George and retnrn
Tickets good during season Steamers CITY OF TROY
and SARATOGA daily except Saturday. foot OF Christie
pher ST.. 8 p SUNDAY steamers touch at Albany
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains from Chamberss station for Fnglewood
Tenahv Closter Sparki $50 3d. 80 80 and
IL 30 Is 20. 400. 4 so 800 $40 $50. 800 1890
1900 midnight Sundays $50. S3O m 400 and 500
For NanueL Spring VALLEY. Monsey snd ramans h.3o
80 $3.50 a 40 $50. 500 IN sundays $50 a 500
IL m
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| DAY LINE
ID TO OLD POINT COMFORT Norfolk. Va, and SCUM
Lave via r. II. D. Baltimore.
thence Palx steamers arriving At old Point 10
Norfolk o On v. TOMPKISs Genl Pa-a Agent
$40 nroadwzy N Y
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list OF AUCTIONS TUESDAY SEPT 81
Nv John T. I'ogd. 80
- f-ou s.l, lot OAe9ll and story building, No 332
..f 81 : q, 20 q " OF lst-aVe
Be- John =. y. SRiyfh
t..,,rr sale Frrperirk H. Foster. referee lot lOSx
rn ua story dwelling. No lO+ Last li-'hsts D --o'
W al-ive
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Citn l)ropertn 60 Get.
Citn propertn for Sale.

Gin propertn For Sale.
ATTENTION is called to those elegant first
N class no ses. Nos 10 II East SOth st. Central
PARK Apply premises 10 q. y. < ~ A W I'LL
lAMS
EAST 65TIi-S -Four story stone front, be-
~ tween Madison and 4h for sale at bargain.
rutland 4 WHITING. Beekmanst
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A STONINGTON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE.
n. BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND
steamers Pier 80 North River one block
above Canalst al D. m daily except sunday new tram
with paror reclining chrs between steamers landing
and boston without charge
~ ii W. POPPLE. Gen. Pasa Agt. p. o. Box 3,0ll
PROVIDENCE LINE.-FOr Providence.
N Worcester and Northern England Rhode
Island and Massachusetts, will leave Pier 30 n. H., daily
except sunday al IN
F'W POPPLE Gen Psss Agt, p. o. Boz s.0ll. N. Y.
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Miscellaneous.

brushes of every description at 315 Pearl.
- H. opposite Peck Slip At lowest pr1cesl
JOHN X. HOPPEI. Manufactures.
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LVFTH-AVENUE AND 2STH STREET,
i North corner-Elegant large medium apartment;
also suite every convenience southern exposure
rent - 600 10 "a 900 JANITOR. East 2Sth-st