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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-03-12
NEW TO-DAY.
a.
LOST.

Between Panaca and Plocho, on Friday, Feb
ruary IS, black Morocco bill book. containing
papers and memoranda, and postal note for
30 cents. A suitable reward will be given for
its return to the owner. DIR. Al. LOUDER.
Phoebe. Nevada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-17
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

Tho market again showed unmisiaEabie signs Oh
weakness. II. V. Harnctt e Co. offered NO. oo' west
Fifty -ninthst, near AmstcTdam-ave. ue P'operS III
question is a avestory brick double apartment mouse
on q lot 2411 1-2x10C; 1t sold to H. beaVer ior
$4,000. Nos. ., A. and in the avenue were With
drawn having been sold at private sale, Inc same
auctloncers offered No. or East Iirtcent 81, NV
story brick tenement full lot the bddlhs Ith Iviii
$4,000 up 10 Sls,250; samuel Aronson was INC
buVer No 113 West Sixty Thrust Is tour st0ry
brownstone dwelling on lot 1s.6xlOO; the bidding
ran from $4,000 up 10 $4,000; 4. NJ OMhc! Nas
the buyer James > Mcoulllen Offered Two storage rag
warehouses, Nos. l04 and 100 East Onehuhdred lhu.
twenty -sixth-st; the lot is $50 6y heh the BLOCK
Iohn r. Foley the buyer at S3O,75O.
There was considerable bidding for Nos. .,l4o anu
80 Third ave, four and five story stone buildings,
ahxIoO: 30. a,l4o sold for 7,400 TO solomon
Davidson and No. 2,l5d Albert Joske for GIG,
The 6oor considered these prices low. NO 2,oOI
rhirlaye. in the Twenty third Ward, is trce-story
frame building a lot 30x1OO; 1t was Knocked down
10 DHff & Conger for $1,000 No; l49 West twenty,
9eocondst Is four-story brick dwelling, rented 70
Nav 1894, for $500 per annum; 1t vas knocked sl
down 10 william II. Brown for Ss2 900 NO 4oS w ,
Nircteenth-st q fOur-story brick tenement on m lot
WI knocked down 10 Patrick Lawless for $1,000
" Vas n IndIov G Co. sold under foreclosure Nos,
Ia a. and ISO East One-lundrcd and secondst., two
t"r siorv flats on lots 30x100; they sold to Michael
(,rolI for $40 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-17
BLYTHEB RN I,

Immediately adjoining the property Of the Bytheoonrne
improvement Co., near Bath Beach Junction Newt tech
50TH AND 57TI SITS. 11THAvE. AND OoWEN.
HoyEN LANE AND WITHIN 100 FEET OF fohr
HAMILTON-AVE.
Tba nronertv is ON n commanding ELEVATION ond Is In
the very best part OF BLYTHEBoURNE being only Two
locks from the Postoce and the station Of the BrooHy
Bath and End Railroad. This line connects as oon
st and 5haye with the Union Elevated Railroad for inc
proolyn Bridge and Will soon direct 10 the 39th'st
Ferry for the Battery New.YOrk The time from inc
Bridge is 30 minutes From the 3oth-st Ferry IL VIII DO
five minutes The property is adequately restricted
nno residences, Churches stores lu sChoo
,rmat,,clv oaoninr new schoolhouse 10 cost $4,000
is to be erected within few blocks. Water mains ana
sidewalks are laid the lots. hotel NTH barn, Sc'
will also be Sold Tho property possesses great futuro
value Titles insured without expense 70 the
nv rho Ttlc Guarantee and Trust Co. Capital and Sur
Mus e. 100000 Terms exceedingly easy. Additional
nartIcuars from JERE. JOHNSON. Jr, 90 Liberty-st,
New-Yorix and 800 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
THE EARTH,S STORY

THE OF THE Earth HisT P9PY
By the Rev. IL. n. Hutchinson. PIP. XVI, 2oo'
ID. Appleton Co.
Here is a taking title" The Autobiography OF the
Earth" and the book fulAls the purpose its author
had in mindto give those WHO are not specialists an
adequate general view Of what BIOLOGISTS have ds-
covered and Of the theories which meet the conol.
tons OF the problems suggested by the appearance Oh
the earth The book bears relation to the science
d geology like that which brief review bears 10 inc
book IL describes The earth does not speak III .io
FIRST person. Her record has been written IN the
successive layers Of her own integument' winch ho
for the most part upon another like the eaves VI
a manuscript 1t is only where some accident has
torn these leaves and turned up the edges that the
can be read here a word there word; now almost a
chapter and again only the scant fragment OF
n sentence. like line from some old poet,
all of whose works have per1shed bu'
maaare as the record still is, compared with
what remains TO be read 1t Is too vast for peusa oy
more thar the few who give their lives to the study
BESIDES the translation OF the earths languages as
made by the biologists is not easy reading IL Is iun
of long hard words and needs to be turned anew from
time 10 time into the common, everyday speech Oh tno
world.
But though the speech Of science is harsh because
NJ strange words II is to be hoped that Mr. Hutch'
sons suggestion toward popularzing learned terms by
pictrresoue paraphrases will not be carried out Inc
havoc that popular for things have wrought III
the past should he remembered Whenever any one con-
templates replacing the artificial nomenclature OF
science by learned system. There can never DC
any question about what Cynodraco means. me
proper dictionary will settle the question in moment
But suppose you call this longost creature plain dos
dragon or as the author of this book suggests Tiger
dragon the chances for msapprehension VIII then be
endless. The battle would have to be foush'
over again with creatures of the Imagination whch no"
sesms almost won Mr. Hutchinson's practice IL bet
ter than his suggestion. He gives the scientific words
and translates them as he goes adding such comment
as will show the popularity emphasized In the name
lie has outlined with skill the story Of the Garth as
science makes II out from the nebular period down 70
the time when the first faint traces Of human life founa
Mace He has indicated also what other sciences nave
don. IN the way Of supplying links which geology alone
could not furnish The literary style OF the book Is
marked by ease and lucid expression.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-17
EECORDED MORTGAGES.

Antony, John -, and wife 70 John " cesrSe ct al.
ArnOll, Eugene, 70 Henry Gieenbaum { Ave-A, n Of
WI and Wis to the Mutual Life Iqssrq noS
otheT 'c I%y Of De VoSst ycais 5000
Sa etc. ' nos and 29
Dodd, Gertrude W. to Eae Y Knox. 81stst,
Eyers, Hsnry5 to James n varnum. n c cor Monroe
Same and VIC 10 jaHs n Aspnwnl cNecutrix No 40
OFrendsntRal. WIN AID wife, to Joseph Rosenbaum.
Fcrnars Rafael i to Patrick MaOney, loOth-st.
Froach Bensyolsnt seciety to Bank tQr Savings.
$50 q9S s %s, ws 2 g - ye9 Srv
lot So OF COrnellast map lands james Gardner years
iieltmann, Evald and wife, to Hermann Fcitmann. SIS
Gs cSHan y ta louis Etnger Avenue
A, 53th;s' ycGr' Sl 3s G9S Kooc, as.,vo
5q;sPs 1eSgs &c Coz S7s West
ta 1S }Se2s s.? gca Me e SnrS NJ Hop'On
Isrer, Henry, e Elias Jacobs Dcanccyst shcr-
re6Gcisdi hsfta land and Samuel gS to VIM Lynch
'Toailhan. BABEL 70 Isaac NJ Dyckmon n Terrace
vicwaye, u J9eobus place, var si6o5s r.,...
St. s&Sid.st yea1 6 aofs.i, $1,000,
KIcla BENEDICT A. to Frederic Mlddebrook,
Ki. SCI JOS ph. 10 Lewis Myer, Of Rutgers-st
King n' AMI 70 he MaSSatan Mutual Life Cooperative
Savings and Loan Association. W : OF Cnon.ayc OF
'eI beary Cornelius. and Wife, to James Morrow. of
! l3ith-st Of ST. Ann's-sye, year. $1,000.
Lynch, Eleanor NJ. 20 Denis Quinn guardian, S Of
! Ticbout-ayc, n Of Car.Cst, ] y ar Sl,3O0.
Lcc. Homer John s ROrhiofd, OF 11st-St Of
West Fnd-aVe. years. $1,000.
Luhr., Ludwig. ard VIII, T. Henry Har:lng and
wife. q rlntji-aye Of 1Glstst years, II 300
MNcr, Andrew and another. 3, John korzendorfer
and another, VI l1thst OF Sth-ayc vars, $1,000
| Muller Valentine and another o Lizzie w Johnson,
5 o. jGh.st, Of l0th-are y,ars. - 900, Tense.
MOngod. Geo ~ Virginia u Gibbs. n of SOth-st,
| " OF lstayc. years, mortgages $4,000.
Meyers, Henry and wife 10 toe German Savings
| SO 90.
| Mlehncl, Hannah ,nd husband to the Bowery say.
| $4,000
Rockford. Anna to Crcscnz Merk, Of looth-st, of
! 2d.aYr years 40 900
lsery. Mary. and another - West sid Savings
Bar,t Ot 11sth-st, 81 Sth-ayc, year % 600.
shultZ. Samuel L. ADD wife, TO X II Donnellon
| s ~ 1nith.st. e OF 0th-aye. ins.alments $1,000
schfader, Anna NJ, 10 LaYinia, Of WIllis.ayc
| n Of l45Lh,st. years, $4,000.
Schwarz, Ernest and Pauline ~ Joseph West, OF
| 3d.aNe II Il 3ath.st. year $4,000.
Undutsch, Helena, 10 August Achcllenbcrg, Of
39th.st, 81 10baa,e yeats $500
wa on John c. % Saul I.lker corner Of 135th.st
and 3d.ave / year. mortgages $4,000
Wilson. Sarah r and another n Susan NJ G Living
| ston a l27th-st v OF 7th-ave years $4,000.
Westcot Florence NJ TO Thomas Van Brunt 3 Of
l3Gth.st. OF 7th-ave. 2 years, $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-17
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foos " NS'4"AN'
for slatngtOn and intermedaN Pon pur,
IN n m for (;eneVa Lyons, lSIri, Syni,t C,hais
.,S Inc west Potsvlo and prinepil iSSs Fridge
anu tle, pullman car 20
car To Lyons ,,s Naneh Chunk and .nerndlste points,
II a. m. for l.. anu ~
'n1r for Tunhannoek ana e Rsaaaf and HSrris
car 70 Tunkhannoek C0hhs'~O- "
burg - ~ FOR Flmira and principal intermediste ponts
Bridge -, for Po,tsyIlle Maueh Chunk and ntermedi'
:oH Chair ear 10 Mauch chunk .,.,.
ate P'n1nS m Tor MaUch Chunk and ntefmeuase poihS>
~ o,die ~ an 10 Reading and Hart,OnEg ... ,,,,,
2 r Vvest Puiman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspensoa
Bridge. ,. =, o a M II a m I d. NJ and Sag
Iralns Tor ali ponts in Mahonoy and HaEeon coal
regions SUNDAY TRAINS. ,,,,.
s1oa m for Maueh Chunk hstSlton AN ana nnsrmeJSss
points. >,.... rh,rk and fntermedlate ponts.
~ M Tor I;eseVa Lyons, Elmira R0chestsr bens.
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons ana suSpe"'
h''US' General Eastern once. 2S5 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-17
DELAW WARE, LACKAWANNA AND
~ ,vrSrtltN RAILROAD.

WtAIEliN KAlLIUAD,
Shortest Line Vestibuled Pullman Coaches.
A. nI--Eu,Ie and OsWcgO Express, Via Paterson Tor
Water Gap. StrOadsDurg scranton Binsham.9nh oweg0.
burne, watcryle Richned spr!Lgs Utica NJ Moiris
Greene oxford Norwich Cortland Syracuse Fulton ana IN
tccdate stations Connects at Scranton wltf trains Tor
fitlSon WlIkehbarre, DanNic, anu NoINuihOeFAA1 az
DulalO with trains for the West - ,....
$50 n. m.-Binchonton MAIL via Boonton ,,,.. -.
D. hanton and Emlro Express Tor water Gap,
burg Scranton Owego Wavery, &C connects az
With trains Pttston, Kingston ana Wilkes
barre m. -,
i;lO p. m.-scrantOn. wrikesbarre and Plymouth Ex.
press. ,. -, ~.
$50 p m. sdanylDuraio Lnitcd Express via Pae..
Tor Stroudsburg, Scranton, bnghanton OMeno,
very, ElmiIa Corning, Hath, wayland. Dansviile, NJ
Morris, &C. ing IN Drnalo az 10y m, .,.,.. o.,
D. (daily)-buitalo Utica ana Osweso Express lof
stroudsburs scranton Binghamton Cortland Syracuse,
N, ton Greene Oxford Norwich Shcrburne Watervile.
ithneid springs &C. ami ali points Buffalo division
connects with trains for the West
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Railroads


ruE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITN
Trains leave foliowu
MIN A. u-fAsL NAIL. FoE Albany, tica, Syrs-
OgHes:C p1sa HEe HIHt9h LIMITED du.
1880 Sn A. 0%2srES Day ExPREssDaly erceD'
1&S g5 yEsBHLIEs LIN
A,5S P 3 oSS0RrM SHORE vEsrIBULE LIMITED:
Due at Detroit at is m, Chicago 80 p M next
500 Seeyp p. M.-rAsT WESTERN ExPREsszDuc Chicago
6.l5 0V r. oi1f .3n1D1RoSBACK AND MoNfREAL Ex
1850 as.rRf r; ,I.-BvFFALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
S.s ST. sOHIs 50 ASP cn a.s &c. E s.
f% 4, RS Es RFFGSS55
fitD.. u il 10 s 1885, &c. 49, r's:H
4ssS 81 49, 0$ S6d 70 MS j. no.
u1 fSSR lS % r. ~ 90 ?s9s
M. IL 100 noon. 80 $500 1880 e;l0 D. NJ. liz 90
5S 49, no 20 90 nsn Zoo n''n
BuFR&Lolo 10 20, 10 Is n w. Il 90 nOon 1850
N1&a 9S SO? Sls p To- 1000 1850 H.. IL 100
AJ aiRs9 tsSS fS 81 aED
s. and i 60 5' fn' ?PS ' HfIs
AunUEY. GENEVA AND oANANDAlGayTA 20 10 10 100
pHRksAIhE HIE iii ''l VIZ q III HARLEM DIVISION
ssheE. odd e seepss apply Grand
Pa West s g. So "a al iss.S
I ss1 n fr sss d hs
sSS ESFPr for and HsS baggage from
bay except sunday stS sDaiS except Saturday
- S$sis 5a5' ssS'SS 5no;G !;.y1s 80 $
''''S g GenersI Manager. Gen'i Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-17
Railroads,
pennsyIvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line TO the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Desbrosses and C0rtlandt Streets, as
follows:-
On and after MARcH ist, 1891.
On and after MARCH fst, 1891.
TIIR East LINE.

Doc 4. MzruIlu.a ys.;iSuis Sleeping and rsor Cars.
ssss: SsSsIe1e Rss: GSSG. r. ssss day. ~
The PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1919 and ssss Room q f bans y.s'
;snssssss' :ssss.lss: s.ss,ss%: p; S.s :ss::
Mss By s1s s d iHsS S
s1oy ana o sss csiS ss ss ass
ST LOUI.. CHICAGO, AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Chicago and Cincinnati Passage, Coach EeT;YorEE
WV p Ill" THE III W y; E&PREss.
Eli. bSssE 81. ssr e Sss I'D fs
SS Chicago a9% go p m 6c5s Say saa ~ 1S
and Toledo daily except saturday:
Pacific EXPRESS.
Chicago. NewROi2 to Me@p6 Via the sSsasndosS
= es. az g Sif;
~ nssslsna and Columbus sS' md T2 SOUTH
% cate eg ssas
n rTS %a das With Dods Car 80 %
I'd 3ac q - 20 So sSoo, ss$ 500
a nf2 ro' e.a 30 s Sa and 90 .. NJ
For Tni.1Es S1S, S s15% m ~''sA' with
sS 80 SAi ss'.1 Iimi: re-:
Dining Carr. and II 100 M, II 20 90 2loI 200
$50. 100 40 600. 90 Q go ;o9 ed 800
$40 and 100 p m. SUNDAYS, EXCESS, e:lS $50
90 40 Lmtedl, and 10 q. m, 100, g. 80, zoo
80. 8 90 and 300 D m. and II rs night. Accom-
For lime tables trains local puts on the Penn
sy, ania railroad System apply at htonowing Icse.
House and foot Of Deshrpsses and cortlandt ss Court
Fulton-st, Brooklyn; 10 Hudson-st. Hoooken; satloa
me New York Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through TO desaton
CHAS. t. PUGH, j. II; WOO
General Manager. general Passf Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-17

NJ Ew-YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
mnu'ss earlier from foot Of JpS' S,rs &,
Oswego Chleagot $50 M for Campbell, HAL Miaa,s-
town hlenyile Liberty .elo p me- for Miaaienown Id
Niagara Falls Detroit. chicago, 81 LSui. paily: AZ
s.her trains daily except SUNDAYS Tickets time Aolos ss
Broaawsy. j. =: ANDERSON. General Passenger ASsnA
40 Exehange Place. ~. n.
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CENTRAL II. X. OF NEW.JERSEY
tLL.Ll or l.lliLl;rI:aI. AuL.Au kILEl,-

by
s:3o a. m. for EastOn, Mauch Chunk wilkesbarra
seran,on Reading HarrIs6Gr9 Tanasaa shamSka saa-
@ VII Ia and scranton. -
600 q N. for Easton. $780, a.. . .,--
Easo MaqSh Saup Eas aRa aSSa Chunk wkesO
s6a@o Esasns @an'p5 f TSioasA eoa:S
"H 90 : u daily for EasOn Mauch Chunk, READING.
s g. for EastOa MSuca c6a6s Reading Har
burg WIkesbarre Scranton. Tamaqua POsEsVie. shame
's E Essn p9s sa Af GSSS9 Reading Harris
0'iF p n ioS i H4s5;ev e.,
E, F 20 & n As, sisSsay' R rs.
'aS P:is's fSa g2SSSS' i?sn gPa' PI ssss
exsst. Ocean Grove and Asbury PARK. 300 m. 100
F. For Red BANK at .aS: s;i5: Ills m go 90
20 $40. 100 p. M SUNDAYS. .oD u m" ''o' D. m'
FOR LAKEWOOD.
90 sl iaaoI Cas- n: 81. So gl0 Sun
az ps:pss.' g E.sE M Bs'sef; 40.
e For Atlantic All iSY city. Vneand and hfidseOn At '
Fol For M lon Beach and scaOrshs at SIS Has
a. P TUI t;ST rhsiiT All nELpHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
Rol AZ La ~ LiNE. % 49, 20
10 a.. soJ 5 ~ z sS d ' ssas
p % Washington daily st O9 Il IS sSSm a
tap 90 SSf SnsGfEE nsH.. Dining Car n i
y lspEnf sShs ~ s1asD 30 ssaP 0S
~ p t N' 100 p NJ have Connection Tor heading hT
rsP FUs ssu RSsiy ana WaspO via Philadelphia
n oi Pa50F cs 80 70 y no miaasA
snSgps sa and hisa ssss be
ga Al Gas. ia fst RIGaaSas ~ cSas
MSsf s1 lTsns. IS Broadyay Brooyn -. ,A.,
h,aoaea from hotel or resldenee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-17
Oredu 5ica ers.

GENLRALE TransatantiGue.
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE EVERY SATURDAY.
,ompanv's Pier new No. 90 North River H. Moronst.
IA NoRMANDlE, Laurent. Sat- April IS. p. m.
* RREf4dSE, Golfer Nav ). II 30 A. m.
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New.York, Thursday, Apr

NeW'1ofKI IAufsuay, ApTlI IO'
rho following sales were held at the Exchange ana
Auction Room to-day 40 - ~.
,o;ds IsS n OF 3dave. lots 20xlO0 EACH Michael
Croii Findings with plot OF land, Nos i04 and 100
Eat i9,yn.et S. i15 IT OF 4th-aye, plot 03oNlOo II
and sty buildings, with lot No 81 East l3th,st'
a S,S r. E Of Is, lot 2oNIo3oi samuel Afoh7o"'
Sls'-3v :tv building with lot No 6o7 West 5othst, s.
oo II ~ W OF AmsterdaD-aye lot 2oNlOO.'; bearer
so, 100. ,.S -, yo ia Mast OYd.st n s.
49, ave l1t lSOxlOO5 4 VI Clancy, $40, 400
i.sty building With lot NO 10y Wess d9., SIN 9oe
IVY SstV bulldng with lot, No 400 Wcss ZOt 81 SOUR
side lC0 II 1Othave, lot 2oZNV=i AhonaS "aiAe''
S.sty building, with ot no lis 5a.aye' noSid So
S27 400 49, >,,.Ao,os,vo i q corner 11yth.st
20 ix95 5xGOx5S.7; Newitter SiS's Sto o, o.
-, S S,i., iot On 100: A Joscke S36,l00. 80
3.sty building. with lot No 2'0I So,ave, ZOO
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~ OKDDEUTSCHER LLOYD s: S. CO.

AMBURG-AM PACKET co.
Ia EMPRESS SERVICE to London and Hamburg by the
large twin screw steamers which hold the record be-
augusta Victoria. go. April 80 AUGUSTA Victoria May 70
Ncrnannia -May >. Nofnlshiia. Tnc
FTeTst Bsmarck. May 81 Fuerss Bismarck. Juno Is
-I.FCIrT,AP WEEKLY SERVICE, New-I Ork- Hamburg.
R6aetia m April 70 lsgcyia g 30 a. NJ. April %
uhMByEGA GEN1L PHisSA sRn oFFCIGGb
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rrcopnrD REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y CITY

5Issst s. s25 # " of shave, l20MOoo: Jas
,s s'sser to 50 Il c1 Es.sRlSt. 16Sx5o
Harry P6pl9e Ra s%ha;s a5ax52; 2s'OO0
Kor1endOher and VIE 70 Anu'e" $4,000
cherryst, nrsI iUi ref to b Klein 1000
Sane property Is Mem 'Hu wa. ~ - 1850
AttornGXcs,: No Sv "a i''iy '...s... $1,000
MunrC%e-:t s n s. 81 81 ~, ~ cnrT Eyers 1900
l3s s . 81 lI Nf IL 20 r W MaIncr 1900
A'Sgg 9a a. 40 H0csS Us' Arnold 1880
MoETi sSs ScbIntS tS ~ Ellen Iencr $500
'2%s dIds4s s. and nd Wife to Dayid Koc6er 235Oo
Sd WSs. 70 + q srhWar 2'i and $4,000
ssi ave, 53s I: S5tI6;t; iSx05;
'2M eausn I and wife 'soe carSs Rn.e 1880
1o Rs N NSS rs e '% VS. nS los and 76 savc
II Iedwth and wife 70 , ASl, ( s9Tinn +
'iS eRaTie. wlc6Tann and aaothei. to Sophia
sat RS'SNf 10 100 West; John Ujcr and Wife to
sst sSfs 30 Ho i5C West Maria woodward and
s4t frSsn 80 z 25s Vest Jane; MeMahon Catho
'd- Morris sc Go IDS i,O. 10000
20 IS II Peixlis and wife to c Einest.... $50
s0x2 .xo1 E W Pa sells az Wife 70 Clara Kelly $40
S'' Aasu,s she YIS e. to Il Helena
o'. Jcan,ct.a - Ksss6 to Lewis My@rs. $1,000
% PsttsiIS G referee to Geo dc + lord 1o,5OO
~ al TO J 40 sc6ofer $1,000
% JONI '6 d % to to I 5ah9 GSaa 1883
so Peter Buh to Isphela Tranb 1879
Ma&isGn;ays slII q o. 1O5'h.st 1oH7O 500
| C., -
II TO Canal.st KS 5x8i 1x25 Lewis Myers and o. nm
Terrace Z T%aTPs cor KIncsridqe Road i5x
| % Isaac NJ Dvckman and wife to |. Berran 1915
Pace N76xios same to D iionllhan $3.50
Bradhurst.ave w % II It n OF 1i5th-st, 57X10O
Brown to Mlrgartt 0,Brlen :; ;:S,;:;.i:: ~
Same property Margar,t o'Brien - p Conn; IT. 10
oiR IS, 90 OF w w q 2.a:aTs $@SlCo Ao 10
| 1o4ti.St n 5 50 n W OF Mania ttan-aye, OK 80
loo11 w Lawrence and wifi. to 4 Flake. 10
'''i'S Neamann M and vile to George Ma6qod $500
To- same 10 II .. ~ 49, 500
lof Pa;sci 6 lSRSrdy to r FoTnris o,OOO
Oo'G, cdr.pe y g Bins TO Henry Mycr ... o,oOO
Ave 4. = s, 5o5 # n Of 55thst. 25y79.s Louis
hgs 'gd 20 we ss to wam MahSeT and
wIfe to Elias jacobs ...' 2iOoo
Wcrberp .-''' 25OcO
lam Imam S and wifo to Bertha Tdbld % 100
MCMAHON 10 Catholic University or America
9th-ave s, 2jS II n Of SOth-st 25.GN1OOi same
77tS,si fa' s. 80 II Of jthavc 2ooNio2.s; to
R3cr"idc Drive s. $50 It Of i29d:;t 25xioO
BatSgato.Svc' " cor i75d.et 5Oxlo0; Joseph
| Armace and Wife 70 Sarah l. Armitage......
Same pIcpertyi Sarah i Amtagc to Anna Arnit-
age .'.--....-..
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Citp propcrtn for Sale.

Ctn l]roprrtn for Sale.
~ ORTIZ SIDE OF 74rH. ST and south side Of 75thst.
~ Central Park Wet.-SeVcn elegant l0urstofy
large extension private dwellngs - -. - -
Title will be guaranteed by the TITLE GUARANTEED
AND TRUST COMPANY, 81 Ldhcrty-st
FREDERICK ALDHOUS, 513 Lenox-aNe.
$4,000. for SS"GG so re Ge ana ld6 hoa
II widc with buffers pantry extension; house
lately overturned CHAS s BROWN, 50 Liberty-st.
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| IAPANCHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San Francisco follows:
GAELIC Saturday April %, p m.
DEI9IC Wednesday, May 20 y. m.
OCEANIC ... Saturday Juno 49, D. m.
Supeibly Appointed-Superior Accommodations
Reservations can be made by letter telegraph To and
cabin plans 2ST and 343 Broadway NewforK' OF
Room "a Railroad Building, San Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD President.
r. H. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
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ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
Mljsstic.Anlil %. D. M aMaJosc. May 20, p.
GERMANY. Apr 90 80 a. m. o. rnanc.May %, 80
Teutonic.. May 8. p. ETeutonlc.. June ., p. M.
Britanno 1879 30 Britannia June 10, 80
From White star Dock foot Of West loth t:, an
upward, according 70 steamer and location Of berth
Second cabin, $40 ana si5 EXeurslon tickets on faho-
No II Broadway, New.York. philadelphia ONCE 400
Walnutst. J. BRUCE lSMAY, Agent.
n ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD 5. s. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEWYoRK sou 5cr too n ANg BH aSdc
FAST LAPItt5SS STEAMERS.
Elder. Sat. Apr. Is, p. n Saae.. Sat, Apr. 25
Trave We'd Apr 22s pm Spree. Tues, Apr. es am
Fulda.Wcd APr22 80 aml WcYra Wed. Apr; 20, am.
ton Second cabin, $50 Geit1. STORAGE al lowest
rates OELNICIlS 81 CO., No. Bowling Green.
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IN lie BOOK OF oPEN-AIR SPORTS, octave. SEQ pages.
Il Illustrated The standard authority American open
air amusements Rules for sailing. swimming. ball play
Ing shooting horseback riding &C.. &C., IN full 81
copy. Published by The Tribune, NewYork Entertain
na and universally comDlimentsd By the press.
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BUILDINGS, stores. Lofts and Omces TO let In
nInidcn Lane john Fulton. Ann. Beekman Frankfort.
Rose. Nassau, william, Gold, Gle, Pearl. Water,
Front south Corinndt, Dcy. Ycsey Duane. Franklin
LnIght. Wnshln gtcn, Greenwich, Hudson Church AID
other
rutland Il WHITING.
Bcekmun ~
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Ciip proprrtn Go fet

ITO LET-The highly desirable Hstory, hieh-stoop,
4 hrownstone dwelling 1,l26 Madlson-ave Apply to
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE CO., l0th-st. and 5tlaye.
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FURNISHED 6onses 90 Ees

FURNISHED Gonses 90 Eel
Country.
T. LBERON, MONMOUTH BEACH, STARLIGHT ana
II Runson Neck.-Houses to let furnished.
Catalogues sen: on application
CHAS. S. BROWN, 80 Libertyst
HAAMAEONECK. ON THE.SOUND-Cottage OF eleven
vi wei, furnished and forty acres OF picturesque
wooded grounds large garden and fine forty minutes
by rail- from y one mile from depot rent from May 1st
II. Q. B., Room l.
1,432 Broadway, " Y.
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Real estate 90 Gxrban9e

Il OR EXCHANGE.-Free and clear country property,
L with loan In exchange for improved real estate in
Brooklyn. POTTER CRANDALL, 90 Flatbush-ave.,
Brooklyn
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THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF THE EARTH 4 PoPU-
LAR ACCOUNT OF GEOLOGICAL HISTORY.
BY the Rev. IL. n. Hutchinson. PIP. XVI, 2oo'
II Admission 4 Co.
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