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The numbers of Garden and Forest" for the year
1875 hound in an attractive volume. reminder
that this journal has begun the ninth year OF It's
useful career. glance at the pages Of Volume VIII
Will show that while II Is n record OF current prog
ress in horticulture. 1t Is much more than mere
Garden paper Questions relating to municipal art,
10 city parks and public pleasure grounds are treat
ell In such broad and catholic spirit that the paper
has fairly won It's place the standard authority
in this field. and it's widely quoted opinions have no
doubt exercised a wholesome influence upon public
opinion in preserving Our public grounds from in
vasions Of sort or another and holding them
strictly 10 their essential purpose.
It's tone in regard to rural affairs is equally fresh
and wholesome and taking the volumes through
they contain a consistent body Of doctrine these
subjects which it would be hard 10 find elsewhere.
In horticulture proper. striking feature IL a
weekly letter from the Royal Gardens al Kew,
which reports all the important work which ID car
ried on in tina, great centre Of botanical and hor-
cultural knowledge and research. while letters from
the Arnold Arboretum. the botanical gardens Of
Cambridge Washington. 81. Louis ana elsewhere
keep its readers Informed CT all that Is planned
and pract.sei In all the institutions Oh this con-
tnont where experiments in horticulture and agr-
culture are conducted WITH scientific steadness OF
purpose. When the great botanic garden In lron%
Park is in working order another source Of informa
ton Will be opened and let hope that in a short
time we ada that the records Of our own gar
den Will be one OF the most interesting features Of
the paper. The volume at hand shows the same
orderly arrangement. the same literary quality the
same clear printing OF text and illustration which
make Garden and Forest" a model OF It's class
and an authoritative and convenient text book
wherever there serious students OF forestry,
botany, horticulture or landscape art.
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BrHDI&G rLANS FILED.

flied Yesterday
New halldings:
Nysc-aFe. 800 II n 81 Jennings It. hy FreSer-
lex ittmann. % Astoria. for a twu-sio'y flame
dwelling ................... g. 90
i3Ith-st. = @1n = Trnitv-aNc h., r,hn
Schwenker. Of No GO7 T:as, SD st. Tor a three
story frame dwelling and two-sory frame
Forest :. 40 II Of Cedar Place IT,, 10
seph Auer. ~ No Si2 Forest ave f9- a two.
story frame storage house Observation-Disclosures.
1871 -. " corner 5th-nve hy Pauline Aaron
r - W.ft l33th =. and a & g " Williams
"7-~es. FOR 'isht five story brick fats. ..... 4sCc
CSfh-st 81. 2ifG n ~ sth-rvc. 10y James \
J.nes. 81 No - william 81. Tor = two-si,r,
tflch boiler mousse. etc. +..................
Fox ana l,afh sts. Conner Nv Els OTo,c
- No IA East l"G,h -. for four-story brick
max 81 90
City Island. =. 81 Sc1fieid- ave- ana 300 Z, :,
~ Wiiiams-at. by Jefom" Bell ~ city Island
for two story and attic frame dwelling . ooN
l@'ii It. n = 100 n " u Auduben-lv. iy Dor,
EseLmarn. Of No 100 iaOth-i and AuGu,on-
ave. for seven ttrec-story aud basement l.ick
dwellings Observation-Disclosures. 20 M
HrunDvny. Noe ~ AMI 80 lv the comm ,r-i,
frlliy and Improvement C,mpnny ~ =, West
lNti--', Tor Il tfn-siory hrich siore AMI ware
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lr.f cries Company G.lmed II ,,Ifh-st mud
boulevard. for n threestory brick siab. - M M.
W-r'H-aNe, 49, Il ~ 1.3I-s hy Louisa
Meyer. ~ l7dh-lt and Nauderbiit-nvr for A
Two and 'ne-hhlf-stpr frame dwelling ........ AOA
CroitwrlaA corner Birchst by John Ian
Eer' 81 ca Last 1o5thst. for Two Two and one.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

one sale under foreclosure was all the business
transacted yesterday at the Broadway Real Estate
Salesroom
Il. V. Harnctt e. Co. sold Nos G92 and G9i Second
ave, two-story brick tenement houscs in front and
fours;ory tenement houses in the rear respectively
53 s2xiS2i and 2S4xl3s 7x25xl365ss. the
plaintiffs s. w. and Annie Il. Dexter for s6i 900.
J. Clarence Davies q Co. have sold for George II.
Peabody the fve-story BRICK nat-housc No 1858
Wis-ave. east side % feet south Of one hundred
and-fory i-st. for $25JO to j. Kruse: also for
j. kruse two lots. 5Oxl0) the south SIDE OF one
hTndred-and fifty third-st 10 feet Of Norris
ave, for 5000.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aismson. James. to Mary + canii 4'h-' s, 200
Brown CLARENCE H. to Caroline DE Wees $ o.,
ave- awe ar ...'.'..~. 12Io
ner iSsl a. '' ins,aImen.s ...,..... 5000
Erl Iobn J. and WIFE to Mutual lie Insurance
,ymp,%rj,,m.aye ;ear ..e,...... 10000
pcitne Eiward d AMI wife to Bessie g Benedict oo
Iagie-ave. mp rrsuline Convert; Years. 5000
beck~r Fiied"TcNe od 10 Cn.iSr v,,s 100
'nr'e, ,r yer, and 55th-st ycar 900
clayton. Frederirk and VIE to sturm Sons I'm
clarke corsd ana WIFE, % Carries Vaughan
No 81 to ~ W., i2,'h,st months .,.a 2os"
to Yonkors savings Bank lots 23l and 81. map ooo
pemi r' syiriste2 and wife to Ann wcca
2sd st. 70 IT Of IenoN ave- yea. 500
IT, trustee. ii9h-st lco It W Of 5ih-avr oooo
lar,~a. Lena TO George Iiomrc Ct al ioh-
ave - {, Of 3$d ST. 10 tol , >cars 400
sarah ! Burhy 8 3ith-s - # u TO-.
iI"s S'' sho:i Wtiiain to cxe.aiq,s = Poor y
shaefer. aeceased e corner Webster-are and s.oo
Kennel James H. ana VIE T. Afsei G carN
ffp'.''4 y VI 10000
I.ye,. catla,ina: to rh.lp Freed. No 7o2 East g,
I.,yin sayle to Ma L.oman. F.rsyth-s. 80.
same and Max I,Irnan u JACOB PIER. For 400.
.}ih ST. 100 r. OF ,t ca i u.s., ~ }SaF s,,,es 1000
iarl Ne%- y6rs g s2ist lcea o. "a $1,000
M @I; Ma,,6cv. j. to raa God5crs ysi-
,.Ijin.r ave. lots - ara 81, mp fc'rr NaleH-
oeIle, Thomas 9 ani John u II. ANA wives to
F,b-cca scott ~ ll6 T. I2d 81. 3 years...... $1,000
FIST st. 10 r. o. Manha';aT- ana Other
pr',.rt~ COCO
SIM e. same leis;,t. ~ it 9 = Msn-
rciauio,. .cph l. and wire william Boob
=, ~ Crr'nwich 81. ................. lTj0
po,ins.n Edward i. 20 tine Presbyterian Hos
p.ta: Ncs-Yoik corner 9Th ave ana iio,h-
stsnfld iiooyyii W!liam stone trustee .oooo
il5'is 10 :. q 'th-aye Demand. ......... $4,000
smith Frank L. Erlln y and John !; Law
t.nrc. J.. corner Boulevard AMI 9Th -, 2
y,afs 1880
saladino. Domcn,co. wife to Antonio Saladnn
Aiuoerry-s. lot Us map B1yar1s East
smith Eugene l.. 70 Al4.nndcr Msr<enz'e and an
ether. l47th-st. 1868 Il . II Amster1am-avc,
Towns,ni John ari vito to Title Cnsrsntsc AMI
Trust Comronr. q l-'t'-s - r " II Boule- $500
T,i'n,cy Thomas. ana Abraham /. rs,oknian and
wives to Jacob Rlosman 12rth st. 10 =
~ 7ih-aye m'rtsases. year. ............. $50
Wilckcns. Eiward to CHARLES Ianer. eyecUto'.
o.. Nashingto1-s'. is II II II Jane-s'. )
Von 6;onther Thc,dlr nnI wife I, Berthe Smith
g C2d-st 325 " Ams,erdlrn-ave. yeara.. 1900
Ward. James H. and wife Patriot Sicily
corner Cansl-st and South 5thaye ,ears.... $500
Aayinwall. william II. 10 Maiw Moo.hou.e. ~
Cover Annie M 10 EmiIine " Dnham > 5 Sd
ave. lots 3ij and $40 4 Wakefield. years 800
Martin George NJ and wi,c % Louise Cots ,halk
Sih.ayc. go It Of 1lth-st years. go. 5000
Mailer. Helena. 70 Iudson Todd. ra'hGate-
ave 100 q i72d-st ................. 3eOo)
3ii.S q ~ sth-ave doase). yea-s.......... 1890
Smith. Mathew. and wife George Marcllloch
Miller. trustee etc. $ 4 lot %. and whole q lot
schmohl. . !ewisst Nc1 ard no and Nos
30 and 2'i Delancey-at II months mortgages 1000
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From The y. Y. Tribune. Jan. "A.


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Railroads..
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

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LEHjGH VALLEY RAILROAD,
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The New York Transfer 60 Wal cal Tor and check bag
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Forsy;h-s;. :. 1902 Il ~ Canal-st. il0xIO0
Lac0h Plz,r and WI. % Savclle LeAln md Nh

Tcrsyth-s;. W = 1902 Il n of Canal-et y t0,Io0:
Jacob Pier ana wife to ssvclc Levin and Max
Lmsn s3s $50
ccneregation haa o t 9naa ,n5 n9Ta
25xIo Marie II Henk to iiatarina NJ williamson 81
sher!n-s NO ~. Charles West. referee to
75th-st. S54 It Of West End.aye. 2IxIo22
BENJAMIN i Oeilyn to Lavinia Delaney Gun
4oth-.i. No iis west aal 10 c27 ilih-avic: Fanny
Boulevard and e7ih-ss!. corner. Ii2ssls7ix
1oo5xi35 :; Emlen n Lawrence and another.
s2d-si, 30 '32 East; George Bors, and wife io
cast. n s. l2ie # Of ad-ave. iGxioo3xiGx '"''
1905: Henry Cannon ct al to James g
se,ae property James q cannon and wife to ''0''
s2as5 lq2s ( q idaye 2jox if5ssqIar; ,'
%@m w' G 10 e. to sIpgns "gs5 1900
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ERIE RAILROAD.

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for Detroit. Chicago AMI the West.
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Chicago and Cincinnati pilin,,
rI,lckhts. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND III I.I,NAN
i Recommendations at III. Fol. lO Troadway
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AewYo.k: 81 Btoad"ay ana 333 Fuitn-st. Brooklyn 80
hudson Hob'ken. and jersey CITY Station Eris
transfer Company calls Tor checks baggage I'm,
~ AVID .iences 20 Gcsllnatinn. -.
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Sonnch1rn. = - East 1-sth-st. for q Two and ,o
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Alterations:
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BAL IM0RE & OHIO RAILROAD.

st. Louis nnd all Points W.st "'''
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALI, RI, tINs
Leave NewNork foot Of Liberty daiy for enc AGO
i. aud l..l5 hight PlrrSBl'RC IA -, g.
80 Sun. I2:i3 nsht siMClNNATl. ST. LOUIS 10 a.
ex sun. 10 a m Dining Car II 80 a. m. Dining car
80 y. M &, 20 m. en- sun. Dining Carr 500 D. IN.
NORFOLK ~ 20 "A. daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Roanoke and Cho,ts,oor. p,u.,..
Sic ping Car $50 eA sun; go p m. sun "''~-
All trains Illuminated With Pintsch light
Tickc, Offices: l3. i7l. 26i ii5 10 pro,,v,v =,
Fast ii,h 81 ~ H,wsry y Y; 80 Fulton St, Brook.
Nn, s,.unS ,r, " Liberty st. G. r. r. 81
Ncw-Nork 1rtnsscr Company will call for ana ehech
hasGnse rrom ro,rI OF residence TO destination.
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M tutor in -known families. wants additional pups
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DEI, LACKAWtSNA AND WESTERN II. II.
stniions in NeM-AOrk. foot 81 Barclay mud
Christopher streets. .
vEsTIuILED TY.AiNs. PULLMAN BUFFET
s'Nns plNISCE lIs.HI


THE ORANGES. summit. beinAfds' He Bas~!nS
Ridge Madison MorristcNn Iassaie f4teisQn. lS,.:.-
tn. Dover: stanheps. HtWIoN Bu9ps oirAkTt:
MoCNTAIN. Washngt2n riiiiI-IiSi sCRG' EAsIHN.
sCRANToN; rIITSToN WiL ~ ;sA RI, MT.
iose, bINGHAMToN. OXFORD. tNQEW!1 II. Wate,-
SYRACUSE, C.'NEGO. I1I' AGA, OWEnO, ElNiRA,
CORNING. ALL DANSNILLr.. Bl'Fl,AiJO a.d all
noints WET. NCKTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
30 A. M.-BlNGHAMTON MAIL. Stops at principal
900 a. M.-BUrFALo. SCRANTON BINGHAMToN.
UTICA Ri,HFIELD SPRINGS 81 ItACCSS and
OSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet PaIlor Cars con-
meet at Buffalo ~ Chicago and points
100 r. MDsCRANTON. WILKES BARRE and ELMIKA
EMPRESS. Pullman Buffe; psr!pf cars
400 i. M-SCRANTON. WILnESBAERE and PI.iM-
OITU EMPRESS. Pullman Buff Parlor Cars.
-3O p ". DAILY .-Bur.,iO NcstbIed Limited Express
for SCRANTON BiNGNAMTNS. ELMiRA, BCF-
FAl.O Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects at
Buffalo train Chicago and points west.
go p NJ DAILY BUFFALO. SCRANTON BlNGHAM-
TON UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS.
Pullman Ig:tet sleepeIs. ,,.,o,, .,. .
TICKETS AND PULfMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
PAX Place 49o oad"ay. Tickets at ferry stations. -:
liroadway III 4h-aNe. 12th-st; ~ West laJ;h-s.
90 Counbusaye New York: :s's and '26 Ful,ors nut
100 lIroadway brooklyn Time tables giving fa!i infor-
nation all stations. .
check baggage from hotel residence q destnaii"n