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New-York tribune., 1870-04-13
Brocklnn Real estate for Sale.


4 FOUR-STORY, High-StoOp Brown Stone
~ DWELLING SALE. souh Orfodt. door from
hBgo1 22I45Io finished the very best style with
Inquire Of wM TUTTLE CEntonsve. cor DeKalb, or Of
NJ. 4 RULAND Co, Beekmsn-st. y. Y.
FURNISHED HOUSE for SALE, in Carlton
BooSgn block from Washington PaTk location OF
H. Tsenueh ant. House $1,000 furniture, $1,000
Dot 100 feet deep; hgoop, built
improvements Furniture modern year,
Address, HOUSE" q Pinest, Room 10, NeviOrk-
EOR SALE OF RENT WATERFRONT
PROPERTY Brooklyn One half the bloch Of Plymouth
an Adaut with Of filing bulkhead hns; pier
SU 81 By 50 feet sheds covering 0nehsh the properly scales and
MORGAN Finest G7lLl
E0R SALE-On Hicks-st, Brooklyn, within
I've walk u Ws Ferry. four bnck and
DWELLING ng basement with furnace bath, vsereOe
a. VAL be soa cheap, the residing Burol~ Pnee no.
tORo SA1E-Two new large and convenient
hVNo FURNISHED With Improvement with rine
I1 ess 70 each situated Wsverley Flatbuh within
M can and hort distance OF Prospect Park Inquire
80 a. m" D flatDoshoT kentayesnd Hewes-st Wrnsburgb
t4Nk furnished brown-stOne RESIDENCE.
Isetil aird-.t Nevlork. ~ - ~ 80 ~
IN the Hill, only 500 feet from Wasbinoton
" Park Brootn good 2sO half basn.p AM fpI cellar
HOUSE all improvements throughout 2OI3a lot 100 pnee $3.50
fuIli,1Ie desired. F
bOCALE q sASDRRsoE, le2 Broadyay
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK, Tuesday, April IL, 1870.

YORK, Tueeday, hpIu Ia io'v
considerable amount of property was OF
=, o., sa1o Of the Exchange to-day, but a reasonable
sa,a ,.as withdrawn for future occasion, when
f -, no more eager 10 invest in houses and lands
- -! ,,oneers were the Messrs. Muller, wilkins
- Iomes NJ Miller Roberts & Mcclure, F. r. Kay
80 80 trapk T. Murray and William Kennedy. The
a.,o sold comursed piece Of land, about "A acres
f..,6 ., the town OF Yonkers, Westohester County,
.,o, of the estate OF the lato Abraham valentine;
- IT, and brooklyn improved and unimproved prop
-. The sales may be found below and While the
- NAV not be AS good they were year or two ago.
,- need not he alarmed at the statement OF an even
or that the decline is "fully one hundred per
II IL very probable that houses and lots are worth
something yet -, , wi, -, -, On
ar uromises Waverly On. j. property; the Messrs
IhDson Miller at the City salesroom will have an ad
ned sale OF Brooklyn lots Mr.. Lewis f. Wood, at the
- NJ Warren and Sussex-sts., Jersey City, houses
its in flat city; the Messrs. Wnais, sands Car
s-S n Ludlow & Co, Broadway property at the
TScbange and at public auction at southport Conn,
a. elegant country residence OF Capt O. A hnudsoh'
.,crrON SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE.
BY MULLER, WILKINS & CO.:
,,,xo Of 81 Ecolassye snd l4lst-si lot Anxil4S ,oo
Sscysns a. 5, Ncolaye 2s1iOo4 l. Steven........ 1900
- oT q Madison and S8h-st &8NOs Mr. Spes Eso
COZ Nadsou-sve and 88shst 25Sx55 MI Spies sOO
re houes Lot No so East 2tsi OF lsa'e o' @i eeoo
oVV
BY JAMES VI. MILLER. -
l., No q aurens 25xlOO Skerrett SleWV
49, BY ROBERTS & INQUIRE.
prnarF ard lot Of Jauesi Is Of 4hs' lot 2I66J o,s
Fans0''h ny z p RAYMOND
ot Of l2st 35 Of Shave plot S1l" John aoo
FN
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mesitbesier Gonntp Real gsiaie for Sale

A I AUCTION-At Throgg's Neck, Westcbes-
"A ter opposite WhitesioBe East River TUESDAY Aph Is b,
BLEBCkBR son Co. the 81 valuable ana PtIIIEGS
late IA Bat.r Mas information n Cedar
a. the day the sale all he the following FRIDAY
A WESTCHESTER COUNTY FRUIT FARM
ior SALE 10 acre. p nj Harlem Il eboos grated fru
ssw soas spsnGd shade Summer
nsessh u. pure sI and Terms AGdSr yRIIT S.ps
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I BIEECKER, son & Co., Auctioneers.
~ WRUNEsUAY APRIL Il
J. JOHNSON, Jr, AacuoneeT.
DY NSON q NJ | l. l. L K
IL AUCTIONEERg AND

REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No. 1J EAssAusr. CEDAR ST., NHvlo oRE
CITY Residences Stores Country and Farms bought sold
,,n.d ss Of Furniture &c
Al u O'clock Exchange sslesroom, III Broadway n L.
WEDNESDAY, April ID,
O'Clock City sslesroom rhenI Building No. 10 Cours'
Brooklyn.
Adjourned sale TO effect partition Of ~ Ninth aru Lots
situated on Butler Dgsv SscAe Union and Padenis Rochester
and Uuca-syes .
rf- Ever lot will be sold regardless o. pnee
Also and pace 20 splendid Lots on Doagbsss boue
yard.t Troy and AibsnyaVes
Third ave cor Fourty fourth ST. 2 Choice Lots
Fotyfourb sdjoining shove, II Lots
Also various other Lott in different parts OF Bfookyn
Mps now onfes Is Nassau ~ u lS' Mon
tgue-st Brooklyn .,.,.r.v .,,o
O'Clock a Exchange Saersom III Broadway,
HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALES,
BEST LOTS IN NINETEENTH WARD, BkOOkLfN
X sehoes and Isaac j. Ceery Eiouiors
R0ssSTs T. ". Of Belfordsye caoice Lok each
tIl00 n -. .o ,..o,,, ,-.,,,r,npr ,,ryppsra
RPUPORD N fron bet Hooper and Hewcs
UOOPRRgT AND HEWBsST-ln rear OF sbcTe 3 lots
r In orer opportunity te tho who wish TO purchase only
one Of the desirable The Nineteenth Wa they
yil ne ,od ,iugy without reserve the highest bidder
Also Positive Of splendid l snatsi On the N sor o'
LEksye KEAPsT, Adjoining the spedi rui1ence OF H. n
Bearns esq and opposite the hest improvement We Mar
Msp property ready at The Anehoh~rs onees
No 3 Nasssu-t, N VI 157 Montague ST., Broollyn
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Real g:staic TO Gfrbanoe.

EXCHANGE or for Sale-FarIn of 300 acres
dwelling houses and ell other
uon fruits Of all kinds large and smau Abnnlan wen
vste high Of eul5ston us acre can be moved BY ma
chine II miles Peeksk Depot " y vel adapted 70 cut up
prce 10000, free Of neumhanee Apply TO BhhhhN, 10
iaurens or D. g. McCOTTER 62 BToaiSay Seg-l orb City
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA, AND WESTERN RAILROAD

Dep0t. York Barcast AM foot oi Crsophers
SIMMER ARIA AyGEMFNTs commencing MONDAY Apu IL 1870,
sO NJ EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Denyl. Slto BOOB
ton Branch Branch Waterloo With SusH X
for Anoyrr Newton Washington with the D. i ami '"
trouhurg Great Bend 81 toni sfS
cuse Owego al points the LacsNanna AID bloomsbury
an, Delaware and HUDSON K Rls
town. Hackesogu, Washington, Phpsag AM bAon con
meets PEgsbug Bel Del r. tor Belyere &e ami
with l. " H. r. for Bethlehem Ae1oS Aue1 ohanA and
Milkesbarre
5Op m SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester
R. Waterloo with K, and a. Washington viii D. l., and
W f. for Water Gap. Sroaisburg, AM Scranton.
For MORRlST0WS ami nenese stations al lI;sO m 1S an'
$50 D. m Accom-; $50 Ia. Express.
4:l0 and 600 p. 10. -.- -. - "a
$50 900, ami las m. -. .. . q, 80 "a a. "a
500 .sO 955 l0:30 'llo and uS IN zSl l;lo - -
800 '33D 4:D 4o $40 $780, 600 o;S 7'Vo eS and 'Ii'
stops AZ East Newark for Boomse and Moar al $50 and lio
A. m aud 2:OJ, $3.50, $40 G20 and 5:i5 p m
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flatbinern.

MACHINERY of Henry Clay Mil for SALE
vi running heavy oyercoanys Apply To
T. sCATTBR6oOD u y. Ft, Philadelphia This large NIL, with
excellent va power. he rente low
., AND 4-horse power ROPER improved
CALORIC ENGINES for circular - courlan t-s'
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EOR SALE or RENT-At Flushing. Ii

IA nDutss Ssh from Broadway dssirsila CDrNfRY
SEAT comprising hous Of 10 dumb waiter
etc siA easFe boo and Of ground we'll shaded and
'ret.d Pres $1,000 wl fer PER Inquirr Of
pSx1 HOMER MORGAN, Pln.st
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13
Conntrp Real Gsiate for 5alc.


A NEW COTTAGE for SALE-Furnished or
enc shade and fruit very cheap Apply 81 B Bghteenhst
A COUNTRY SEAT of about fifty acres on
Of ''' THOMAS G. RrST. in FrUnist, SerYOrt.
A T SARATOGA SPRINGS.-For SALE cheap,
"a beautiful RESIDENCE suatei in with large gaen in
i Ser.. sI~SS'i's IN all d acres Inquire '' D. H.
AN ELEGANT PROPERTY in thriving
"a & C west ASsn The dwelling one m Of tSs sn sn1s sse
grounds SCI splendid stables magnificent views for miles and miles
at oSee Of JAQuEs Brosdway' I'''-' IT.,
A BARGAIN at NORWOOD, 16 miles-The
S.9s Mosss IT 1oE ~. sT & Il sa % s. na & s
'n''' nun II miles from fG j. ffR5tsoS e S...au Room
REAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT-S2 acres
Handsomely arranged opposite AMI Poqghkeee large hous
sss sa1 fruit shade trees and ;Ao T. s6Grwck II sSs 's e o. f."'
REAUTIFUL PROPERTY in SCHENEC-
Rs5 s a a q Ss sUs ss Y Ssns & s.s s sS
garden, Mohawk Rveri fruit Of choicest varieties
JaSGEs s Bosay DAVIS
EOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT on South,
had, % % I'D 1SS9 S9 os:e s4 @ & % vss and .n @ @ a&r
tains garner house and other eutbudngs desirable
lhe rssatSo Of Professor Marss Ms..r ass anesy
u Pne4t
EOR SALE-275 ACRES, entire or in plots,
comprising two splendid hotel ste. beautiful villa sites town plot
noSne for It, haey iRsgo,ng & % p,iGI}Se ssGs
ton Midland Railroad Pnce for the whole,
s75OO1 Information ani views refer 70 ALEXANDER
BRANDON esq Tyon-row. apply the
premises. s. CALDWELL. Bellyale PostOhoe.
EOR SALE-A FARM ian old HOmestead,n
Stamford Conn., miles from the village and ewiayen Rail
miles from the depot the Nevtsnaan Railroads
cheap city property Also, STORE
LET aud growing neghbohoo For further particulars In
quire Of cr.s nov
70 and z from 10 to Il ~ or at the South Side Railroad
EOR SALE-A Splendid RESIDENCE, in Lew
Il ision n y on Y Central Railroad with Is rooms built The
grounds stable choice fu anu en-
drives scenery ty minutes drive ron hasarA
shore r. splendid house for family elegant
JOHN OLIPUNT.
TARM FOR SALE, east side Seneca Lake,
mil 10
beautiful balance arabic - choicest 20 apple
Good good barns situation unsur
passed health hest society schools and churches near
Also this fine house, BAN &C.
vineyard ao apple plum and cherry m WI De
sod-bagans parties going West WM CALLENDER - Nassaust
EOR SALE-Several neat HOUSES, short
country win be RENTED 70 person desiring to
purchase For apply TO owner W STRONG 5S Boad"s!
New-York.
DOCKLAND COUNTY FARM for SALE,
Spring Valley the Northern Railroad Of about Is acre.;
Of Er In full bearing No bindings but mas hne
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13

AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
BY PRANK j MURRAY.
aro brok house Hunting 90 OF Chnion NJ,
lot 6S1lO0 voorhees, ~''
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HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-TTains leave
DEFOpLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.

IL
Il 4 A. follows:
n Cincinnati Express Drawing car AJabel
1889 a. m Express. Drawing car aiAcreL
Montreal Erpress ! rawin. room ears ataele.. -.
6:o NJ Express with through 70 taso VIII
ont claage via ~ C. X T. aso L. = NJ s. K K baliyJ
II D. m. Night Express. Sleering car sttsehel
700 a. III. 2:30 and !. n. Poughkeetae rams
and 2. 10. PeekskIl Trains
/ ami $3.50 D. ~. Sing Trans. -
6:sO 7:Jo s:IO n u H. g. 4.e5 $40 and lo ionse"
Trains. -, -o,..,., ..
% Il. o PoGghseeple on Sundays) J. NJ IouNLi sup-
Eov
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13
TONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves Jame'

$3.50 a. m. Mail Tram for Greenpor.
m Ros,n Glen Cove, Locust Valley Huntington and
D. m Ri7eead Express Train hrougb GreenPOr' Saturday
nights r.-.-- -,
D. m for Roy Glen Cove. Locust Valley Huntington, and
Norihport.
$50 .. m. for North Isip.
tran a Branch Tor Hampstead
RO,ln Glen Cove Locust valley Huntington ano
h"rtApofr e4's huhers : rum ~ d. " ~ 10 B.RTOE surt
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Gunner Retreats.
Boar0 alo Rooms.

Doar0 ano Rooms.
A HANDSOME SUITE of ROOMS, bath adj
n Joining 70 LET at prices private table, II cese refer
euces given requel Apply 81 West THIRTY oe'~een
Ffb-aye and Broadway.
EgyEAKp HousR coRNER BANK AND sr. CLAn-sTs,
CLEFeIASD, o.. Apnl 10, lsI0
AFTER this date | viii reduce the prlce to
IA 50 per day. j. NJ bEllSiAH' rioP'eo,-
A FEW BOARDERS will he taken in private
~ family house S7 WeS Twenty nnihsi
(28 Lamarine pacsl Terms reasonable
1.-TWO or three Gentlemen, or Gentleman
and Ms Wife, BOARD private family at 2OJ4 Third
ave, Harlem.
cs(H SEVENTH-AVE., Junction of Broad
NbsDtD yty-(hocr Of handsomely FURNISHED APARI
MFNrs; also single ROOMS hou,e all modern mproyemeu
unsurpassed on blocks from St Cloud Hoe restaurant
None respectable pares Wiling for superior ac
cOmmOdat need apply.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN Raj
~ ROAD.


COMMENCING Nov. -. 1863.
% Tweutyseycnt ard
Fourth-sye. Entrance on Twenty seyenth-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK,
For Bridgeport RIl li:J0 2:i5 Ell
}. 3.45. 430 $50 aDd (bx n. -
For Milford strstord Farheh Southport and wespor 700 Do
a m. 3.45. aud $3.50 p. -.
For Norwalx 700 300 Rr) 9:cc II 20 2s BIb 3N
Erl 3:45 L. 30 (E1.l. SEQ ESQ and $500 tEI.) N.
For Darieu. T. 1880 M 3:t5, $50 $50 and $50
For stamori (Erl g. 1880 a l2:lS (EI) 2l5 tBLL
3:.5 i:o (EI.), 4:S, $40. $50, 7;l5 lEL) pm
For Greenwich l:3 2:5 345 AS $50 go 7;l5
Port Chester and rniate stations at g. Jo NJ AIS
3;f5 4;45. $50 30 and 7l5 p IN.
Sunday Mall Train leaves Twenty New ioTk at L. e
Boston.
CONNECTING TRAINS
Boston Springfield. a m. EI.). (Br J. (EI)
Por Boston VIA Shore Line l25 (BI. 8 tEr.l p
For Hartford and Springfield, a. n (EI l2l5 thIl az
% Hartford p
For conuec,cut River Railroad iEI) u p L. to Montreal
m. Northampton. So.
m.
For New Haven SewLODdou and stOninston Railroad n,
R:l5, p ,,-,
For Railroad 300 to Northampton a5e WlA~s
burgh.
For Housatoaie Railroad a m. and p.
For sausataek Railroad, 3 NJ lEhl ,.
Danbury Nor~slk Railroad 2.5 and 40 aud
connection xth FREIGHT Train from NorNak 10 D.Nba
For NrwCanaaa Railroad l2;ls 40 N And o1 satar
dave. $50 m
tommoions Sleeping attached m and Drawing
Room Car tn. b ~ and p .. trains , -,-,
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on n Y on n Y Central Railroad with Is rooms, built IN The
elegant grounds large stable choice uits ahu eh
scenery ty minutes drive non Nsara
Pals the through Toronto and Montreal ADD on ne Il "
Shore r. depot splendid house for family an elegant
JOHN OLIPUNT.
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n y
H. 7. BALDWIN Geo. Passenger Assot
NEW Jersey RAIL FOOT ,

EW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
~ CoURTLANDT sT.-fer PHILADELPHIA Cssaden D M
West Philadelphia e:je 10 Il ~ s. y
g. night Fof Baltimore and washingtos-s; ~
H1n N, $50 m For seath and ssssA wesssse N, sso'
p n
PoR THE wEsr-s;@ q ~. $50 a n. re spseA
N silver Palaoe $3.50 and throaxh
without change; through Aasss
90 and through Chicago vithos change Tie
through 70 Cincinnati and Chicago daily espss
or hai eAyiSsJ Az aiseAss to ne y n uCn cb.l,.l
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- islAHp-WISTEs ARRAEGEnEsr.-os ,ssA amer os.shsr
- The viii esve he Roaseve GAne Rrnes knsvs
s;<s hS and Paasngu Cor Pssesasss 10 for nsusk,
$3.50 kprss Pathegse <;D Accommodation hr lsp
ssadays through Pathosse % aAsar
Bsbysu sssses
~ hssnei A< a.S early trass
CIV. DOp0LAs s~ssrsss,Aus
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13

n =
~ DEPOT IN NEW YORK. foot Of Liberty North River
On and after MONDAY, Dee ~ 1853 trans Vii run n fol-
lows:
s5 $3.50 3. lolo l;l0A u M 3O tS $50 t:1o, J.
7:s5 $50 l0.a0, II As D.
I8AvB NEW YORK FOR WEST BBRGRS-At SIS 5I5 s:0
ilb m. /, 2 3:3o 4:3. $40, 7;+3. $50 II &s pm
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SHwARK-A5:E 6:35 tbs. 7;S sls
ase lo:io, I:l0A m H. D. s3o t;s $50 e'.o, =
T:S3 B:5Q lu.2U. ll:&5 D. m
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13
VALUABLE COUNTRY REsIDENCE FOR

w DIN
RALF-The HOMESTEAD Of HENRY X. HART, deceased. To-
the Utica " u south and immediately
adjoining the pleasant village Of Whitestoro
The place contains valuable land large proportion IN
grass wood csren; orchards Of apples and pe two
dwelling barns house, and woodhous wagon
shed cehouse.
The family dwelling large convenient vel finished and in thorough
Aell
under the who with frstcss heating furnace
unrvale for commanding view OF the ty
Of ,ica ami surrounding villages Hamilton College Clinton hut
mes distant; Seminary aouhng Institution of learn
ing within immediate view Of the hoU-.
The sides Of the ro To Clinton, with frontage OF
about will sdyantageoGs divide into number Of baut
fu bu jng lots desired
Whsboro Utica hy New iork Central Railroad, also
hoecrs running regularly 20 interval during the day
and evening. - -
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13
A LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.
"A PERRNPTORY RECElyBRs SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

EMBRACING EXTENSIVE MANUFACTURING BUILDINGS IN
GLIDING SPLENDID STEAM ENGINE 100 HORSE POWER
ALL BELONGING TO THE CONVEX WEAVING COMPANY OF
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13

Of about 20 acres fruit 10 abundance situated in the Of
Stamford Conn., miles from the village and NeTisy Rail
Depo; the depot the NevCanan Railroad;
exchanged for good property Also, STORE
n growing neghboro For further particulars In
quire Of cu.s nov
10 and a Bowery " T. from m the South Side Railroad
Ogce MJlHamsfurgh. from 10 ( p. m.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13

EOR SALE-Several neat HOUSES, short
distance In the country win RENTED desiring tc
purchase For terms apply owner T. W. STRONG 500 Broadway
New York
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13
Ocean Steamers.

nor ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
j UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COAPASl.
Regular Mail Steamer sailing cn the % oteyery month;
MERRIMACK, Capt WIER, April p, .
SOUTH AMERICA. Capt. L. l. IlSELEPAuGH MAY -
NORTH AMERICA. Capt 6. b. SLoCrh Juue -.
schedule time and call al ~ InOlas
Para Pernauco Bahia and Rio h anero going and returning For
enga OF freight passage, apply to
Z. 10. Bowling
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE-Great

Investment The onehsf Of large COTTON PLAN
TATON Madison County, Miss also ona Of all the personal
property worked and paving veil Land yae rapidly
TINS place before the The hall interest
reasonably Apply BY letter 10 H. COLEMAN Oahon
al.n lnnn.I
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13
EARM FOR SALE. east side Seneca LAX

Il.
half frontage Lake. contains us three IN wood
arabic - choicest 20 apple
Good house two good barns situation unur
pasd health society schools and Churches
Also, this fine house, barn ,
vineyard sso pear apple plum and cherry ts WI be
sod-bargan parties going West WM. CALLENDER . Naust
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13

M or - Of l22d-s 335 Of Si-a7e plot 5oKoo John ~
F'N
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13
mesirbesirr Tonntr neal gsiaie for Sale

A CRE OF LAND or less, and 2-stOry HOUSE,
Il nssr horrsna Depot Terms easy Inquire Of ANGEL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-03
THE cIxCiNSAIl ABORTION CASE.
Statement Of the Accused Physiciun-The
Cause Of the Decrease Ia Births.
IRON the Cincinnati (Ohoj Enquirer, June Ell

from the Cincinnati (Ohio) Enquirer, June 27.1
DIR. Tuilvrd, against whom the Curoner's Jury
fou.d charges As u party TO the procuring an abor-
ton on The young girl Crawford, presented himself
at tue Ninth station house to give bal, to the
cnarae, There being no warrant sworn out against
him he Was detained by the officers. AS all that
has appeared thus lar, with the exception VI the
Doctors testimony, mas been q verse to him, we
WIS., ed MIN evening for the purpose OF airing
version o. the story from his own lips The details
OF his visits 10 the family upon successive days the
medicines given and the occurrences Ill tile death
chamber dlu not vary materially from MS evidence
a. ready published. He complains that he was from
the very first prejudged, almost the first question
which was asked Inn at the inquest being whether
he was regular practitioner. lie incnes TO
termined TO crush him because he belongs 10 the
Eclectic School OF Meditpes. file still expresses
duubl whether an abortion was actually produced,
ana cen DR.. .arey for not allowing HIM to be
present al the pul mortem examination, although
ne repeatedly requested that privilege. In regard
10 the pUs Dllity VI the abortion having been accom-
psed by the gsrl herself ne says that II Is noto-
rl0us fact that IT done both by married ana single
women IN uncomfortable ways, and gave Us the
name OF prominent drugaist OF this city OF whom
women have often purchased the instruments 10
commit tnis hOr fible CRIME In regard TO the I'M
possibility OF his having been ignorant Of what was
the matter with Mass Crawford ne ASSERTS that he
hid no means OF knowing what the difficulty was
u less he had resorted e. such means as ply ST.
ci would have resorel To under the ctrcunS alces
In conclusion he expresses himself as willing and
even anxious for trial. and expressed himself as
very rauch obliged for the opportunity Of saying
these foW words 70 the pubic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-03

The Apples Reformed church, Frederick county,
Md, celebrated the centennial anniversary of its
foundation on the iilst Sunday In May. IL was built
OF logs In 177o, and received It's maine in honor OF
Peter Apple, who, then owning and residing on the
adjoining farm, hld selected ana appropriated the
land Tor church, school and cemetery purposes For
period OF eghty-seven yeafs-untll lS57-the
church. afterwards built OF stone, was occupied
Jointly by Lutheran and Reformed congregations
In oden times the people came from all directions
even from the upper end OF Harbaughs Valley,
during the week as well rs on the Sabbath. Tradi-
tion says the fathers took their rifles and mnskets
along 10 church, and stacked them In one corner
usually called the gun corner until the services were
endei. lew years ago the church was Iemodelled
and now presents tine appearance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-03
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JULY g. l87o-TRlPLE SHEET

the closing services In April In the Old structure,
subscriptions amounting 70 $4,000 were taken up
the Large pr. Ferris said thit under the circuni-
stances. he had ever known to be gwen.
The Rev. DR.. Andrews delivered an address, in
which he traced breezy the history OF church foun
dations and architecture, and congratulated st.
Johns congregation thar they had secured such an
admirable site, and nal begun work under such fav-
orable auspices. Bishop James made the closing
prayer and dismissed the audience, who were melt
Ing and swelterIng IN the brOIlng sun
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Corner Stone Laying.

few weeks ago st. Johns Methodist Episcopal
church, In West Flftv-third street. between Broad
way and Eighth avenue. commenced the erection Of
q new house OF worship the corner stone OF which
was laid on Thursday by Bishop James, assisted by
the Revs. Mr.. Corey, of Harlem; W. G. Smith, J. +.
Richmond, M. Dusenbury, N Messiter, DR.. w. II. Fer
rs and DR.. Andrews, of Brooklyn. A one story tenn
porary structure formerly erected and occupied by
the Central Park Baptist church, was purchased
In 1859 by the late w. w. Cornell G. G.
North and other prominent Metho lists, Cor
$l2, 900, and the present congregation was
gathered into It. It has had III: following named
pastors In succession sinee:--Revs. w. ii. Ferris
ID. d., now presiding elder; j. q. WashburDe H.
Foster, A. MCLEAN, Thomas Lodi &C. Charles Harris,
Il. o. Esray, and w. Goss, It's present pastor. Tho
los on which the new building Is 81 stand are
valued at $50 000 and the CHI Irch, VIII IN completed
and furnished, will cost about $4,000 more. IL will
be 83x1006 feet. Tne front viii he built Of brown
stone, trimmed with OHIO free stone. TIE audience
room will be finished In hard wood, with sefsup.
porting galleries ali around, and i'll seat com ortab
1000 persons. The style will DO Nor
man gothic. The building committee OF
the church are Messrs. A. 4. Serrell,
W. r. Martin and samuel Cochran, and the aren't.
tects ID. and J. Jardne. The enterprise has created
- much enthusiasm among the membership that ct
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Another Religious Veteran.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
You will pardon me for calling your attention to
an error In your statement under the head of 'ReI
eiens Notes." You there state that Mr.. Isaac whee-
Ter ldeceased) was the only man living who heard
the Rev. John Murray. l would inform you That
Lived Two doors fr0ui his church. In Middle street.
Boston, the church being On the corner OF North
School anu Middle streets. l was born In Boston
March 2, 1894, and knew the old gentleman from my
boyhoOd to his death. WILLIAM b. WILLIS.