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United states Paintii, against Ann McDon1ld and
Supreme Court Of the STATE Of New yori, made ,ni
sale s puSc anetiO on Sa The oh day Of JanS sPp
HSSG1 rs NsSa4sI BY s1gS5@RRH
late 10 w XII t6 ,T eera ot p ds or a T
land situate lying and BENZ in he Seventeenth Wr
ming point on The southwestery side OF ihrteesS
street distant three hundred aud lortywo feet one 40.
SS Ss1pe and and H., rnn9S thence souwG,.c1 on No:
ieet and three inchesj thence northweserly line
narncl with the said street twenty feet Eve .nt
parallel with HE said avenue one haad Cd aud thrs,
leel and ,niee inehesi ana thence sou he2,ery along
'nf Sss Y S0 5ns P peS i 81 , ssEinnins
JAMES u. COLEMAN, Referee
H HIS SSo DAY, Paint!Ts Al.9rney 80,
at the same time and place.
New YORK, Jan u, lsiO,
The above sale I, sdjourned to Tutsdiy REQ ij.h
the same time and place.
New YORK, Feb l. $50 ., ,.,....,.
>, The above sale I; adjourned 10 Monday ie6 A,u
New York. FEB. Is isSo.
JAMES II. COLEMAN, Referee,
SUpnEME COpRT-Cny. and County OF Ne.
- Iork..Henry J. ullen and Henry A. Mott, 4. LT
oeqs1rs and Trustee: unde, the last VIII and e;s.msn
l.; SIN III and others, defendants.
puIsuknce OF (uugnient OF the supreme oovt "
entitled action the 10Th day Of DecemotT is "a.
subscriber the referee named In said Judgment w
day OF February. isio at il O'clock noon At the IL
change Salesroonis, No Ill Broadway In the city o.
New YORK. through Roberts & Mctnire, Real Estate
IN tho city OF New York with the build ngs thereOh
bounded and described rs follows, Commencing at
hundred and twentyree Zee, ana four inche; noftS;
srly from the Intersection OF the northeriy line q
Fourth street with the eastery line OF nroadsay sad
tun9g tnenee easteTly and parallel Ttht the norhsiI
aud sir inches thence northerly, and parable with The
eastery line OF broadway, twenty-five feet theme,
street, one hundred and thirty feet AMI lneha
TO the etstery line tof Broadway ani thruc9 'ouIs
erly along the oastery line OF Broadway to the poln'
yeyod by Jonathan l. Coddin gton vile to otld,
smith, Dy deed dated March g. lh!l and recorded "a
the lie listers office in the city OF New lo'k on Ms
Dated New York, Feb, $3.50, ,..,. ,,..
T.w. DURD. Plaptln's Attornsy'
INPURsUANCE OF 40 order OF the sulrosle.S
persons having claims against Chares East IN, ls.e o.
the city OF New York, deceased to pre emit We SAINT.
with vouchers thereof to the subscribers AZ the once
Of Charles A. Easton, la Pearl ST.. IN the city o Nes
YORK. on or before the 10Th day OF May mex. ,
DEBORAH EAsTOS, EIecuttiI
CHARLES A. EASlOS, Executor
Dated New York. Nov. 1. 1869.
the county OF New YORK, notice hereby gwen 70 "
persons having claims against John Pettgrew, lANW
the city OF New YORK contractor deceased TO Pe.o.,
their ONCE Centre q IN the city Of New YORK gu "
before the 10th day of Nav. 1870. -.
Dated New l9rk; the ist day q Soyembet' 1907
join ". fErTiGiREw. KSecu,on
RICHARD c. DoMNlNGA
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M,orcui.

AT 1877 qREENWICH sTREET. Advice
n free Cured OF Rhcunalwni-T Mulcahy. las
CHI ton H., Elzabethport n. also Mrs. williamson
Is Gold st.. New YORK, aud many others
HLNDnEDs ATTEsT THAT their .uaermgs
i from raarrh were ~ once relieved and promptly
cured. by HYATTS INZASNUFF, l5c.
NERVOUS DEBILITY land complaints OF either
~ sex cured immediately by Dr, EVANS, ~ Chatham
at Physical ygor restored ny his Elixir OF Life.
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LIKINDS new sewing machines for sale to rent
n OF exchange also, hough and repaired gooi sec
ondhsnd very cheap monthly payments. 100 Canal st.
GROVER d RAk KRIS sewing machines at the
" Emporium, IA Bloadway. EASY TERMsI
SEWING MACHISE~-All Kinds, makers prices
- PAYABLE l0monthly; machines rented second hand
machines CHEAP. ITO Leonard 81, east OF Broadway.
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C.yEN PER CENT.

-
FIRST MORTGAGE
GOLD BONDS
on THE
CHICAGO AND soUTHwFsrRRN
,.uw.v coup.xv
Principal and interest payable IN GOLD at the
American Ehchsnse Nstonal SANG Oh ne" io'N
GOVERNMENT TAX.
ton with the Muscatne branch Of the Chicago. Rock
the old Chicago and Rock Island Road from Columbus.
OF IOWA AND Misso,,R1. TO THE CRY OF LRAv.
ESWoRrH. KANSAS, thus constituting an almost d.
olis Of KAMA, ana the Missouri y.l,ev.
The neld for this Road throughout the southwe"
All n, eonnsc,Ions are among the MOST VALUABLE
and important of any Road in existence.
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sau oon'''u'e's NV '"o''k>se'" ''0 s"'"e p''ps"
OF 'ne Noupany -
"IeiDns phino on.oNDii S W h"AN'
ihhD Dl inE ohl.noo, noeh
IsLAND AND PAClfiC RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY
vn,c, ,sns.,. tho ,nvs.,ment ao,hlx ..o,re w. do
not hesitate to recommend them O FIhsT.CLAss In
EVERY REspRcr
,.,,, .,. 49,,
They Will be sold ~ present ut VI and accrued inter
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Admission, 50 cents; children under ten, IS cents
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Wanitb.--MaIu.

A GENTS wanted In the city and country 70 solicit
N orders for sho cards good oppo tunlty 70 make
money, Call at FENDT's show card msnufactory,
No. 2A nroadway New York
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Ten Miles of Country Destroyed Thouso nds
Of Acres Laid Waste-The Fire still Rag.

Ten Miles Of Country Destroyed Thousands
ing.
The fire which commenced in the woods near East
port. l.. l., on Tuesday OF which was made
IN the HERALD yesterday and which threatened q
general conHagration has realized the worst fears
of the inhabitants. From present appearances ten
miles OF woods have already been burned, with
probability that still greater extent Of country
may yet be oyerrun before the fiery element IS sub
dued.
The fire commenced on Tuesday at place called
New Ground, about q mile distant from EastpOrt,
where some parties were burning some newly
cleared land. The men at work took the
but owing to the strong breeze and excessive
drought which prevails on the island rything
being as dry AS tlnder,, the fire soon obtained
she mastery and communicated to the adjoining
woods and in q short time the entire forest was In
blaze. The fire rapidly northeast, In the drcc
tlon OF Riverhead, until the wind changed, ana yes
terday 1t burned In a souTherly direction towards
spe0nk and West Hampton on the south side or the
island The fire had nearly reached the sag Harbor
Branch Railroad at noon yesterday
A passenger on the Branch road described the
scene terribly grand, the smoke and flames AS
cendng In vast columns hundreds OF feet In the arr.
ON Tuesday evening the entire horizon was lilu nj
mated Tor miles around the fire being distinctly seen
AZ Greenport nearly thirty miles distant. The he
suctlon OF game has been immense, large numbers
OF birds rabbits, foxes deer. &c. having been seen
heeing before the devouring element.
on iuesoay the alarm became general and Il large
nunper OF men turned out with horses, but failed 10
stay The progress or the Fire King. Thousands of
acres have already been burned and an immense
q ftef OF mile from West Hampton was partially
suo"ueu put at the latest advices was again burn
az arS,"ar LUZ Iorcc In a northeasterly direction.
Manorville. " Wv ~ "
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TaE sHER.DiN WIFE MURDER :,



IL Will be remembered that the jury, on endering
their verdict the trial OF Thomas Sherid an for the
murder of his wife Cathaune, were impr sssed with
the conviction that Judge Barnard won IA not on
their recommendation 10 mercy, prom ounce the
death penalty TO their dsmay they lie armed their
mistake, and that Communication OF the sentence Law
with the Governor alone. Since then Mr. James
SDeridan's counsel, and the members OF the Jury
have been interchangeable in their effort 10 Influence
the Executive TO mercy.
The following memorial has been presented 70
Governor Hoffman by Mr. James sigI red by all the
jurors. The Governor has commune ,ated IN regard
to the subject With the District Attor nev with Judpe
Barnard amt Mr.. James, and COM mutation Of the
sentence is hourly expected
MEMORIAL
TO MS EIceliency joins T. HoiFNt :, Governor the
Memorial of the tried nm the 9Th
and 9th days oil July, 1870.
We, the undersigned, being the in ~ who tried Thona.
70 present this memorial Exc ,lency on his behalf
We hereby certify and state that our finding verdict
dercd such verdict distinct and be-
e ourselves that the life Of the accused would not
dered verdict sent written communication TO Judge
Barnar requesting TO be inform whether the Governor
tho sentence which sht be pronounced uuon
him 20 term OF imprisonment aud we were Informed by
We beg to state to your Exec ency that there are many
mitigating circumstances in the case and We un
death has pronounced rnon IN. licensed
% tsrm Of imp rsonneut. ~
Signed at New York, this day OF July 1870 by every
JANIS TO THY GovERsoR
Alteration memorial gne SH eyery on. Of he inv h
returned the verdict agsns Thomas Sheridan.
as your immediate ate nsion to lie contents Yours
specially, EDWIN JAMES,
coun' El for the accused, 22s Broadway.
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August 4 at tw0yM rae menbers are invited -
attend. JEROME BUCK, w. NJ
WARBuRroN--in Brooklyn, on Tuesday, August 2,
SAMUEL WARBURr0s. Ia the 5lst year OF M. age
The relatives aud friends or the family are respect
Iuly Invited 70 attend the funeral, on Friday after
noon, al three O'Clock from Christ chapel. corner
Llqneer and CLINTON streets, South Brooklyn.
Liverpool papers please copy.
WARBURrON LONG ISLAND LODGE, No. $50 L. AND
A. M--Brethren-fou are hereby summoned 70 NJ
tehd special communication or the lodge. on FRI
otN August ., at one O'Clock, sharp, at the rooms,
VVlher OF Court and Montague streets Brooklyn. ioT
euc purpose or attending the funeral OF late
Orotuer' samuel Warburton. By order,
JOHN SCRlMGE0UE NJ.
AZ years -
Relatives ana friends are respectfully Invited 10
attehd the iunera this lThursGayl morning. at ninr
O'Clock, from NO. 1856 West Forty. fourth street
WAEREN.-At No. 1876 York street BROOKLYN ON
wednesday, August 3, SARAH, widow OF WilIDm
warren, and daughter OF Thomas Redmond OF Raj
Ltgarrat county wexford. Ireland aged 80 Years
Her friends and relatives are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, on Friday morning az nine
O'Clock. from the Church or the ASSUMPTION corner
Of York and Jay streets.
WIbLAED.--Suddenly, on "Wednesday, August g.
az Fort Washington, \. r.. GARDINER, youngest son
or Gardner and the late Maggie O. " nra ana
grandson OF Peter MAYOR, aged oyears.
Funeral will take place at haltpast nine o'clo"S
Friday morning, from the residence at Fort sh
ington. the depot. Trains leave Thrtleth ST &C
station at e:05 A. M.
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Ia the grand game, New York vs.. Brooklyn to he
played on Saturday at the Union grounds, the fol-,
lowing mines have been selected
NEW YORK--C. Mills, catcher Walker pitche, ?:
r. Mills first base; Hlgham, second base; MART a.
right field; Hatfield snort stop; Gedney left ne Al (:
HOdsworth third base; Pabor. centre field.
BRooKLYN-Ferguson catcher; Cummings, pitch, n:
Start, frs base; Smith, second base; Duty, III id
base; Pearce, short stop; Rogers, left held Woj IN
centre field; Joshua Snyder, right held.
To-day the Unions and Atlantics. play az the c api.
tolinc grounds. and the Tuttle & Bailey nine ,lay
the Burnside Club at the Union grounds These win
both be fine games ana well worth being seen.
The game for Saturday az the Union groui IDS is
the main topic OF conversation Prizes VIII be given
for batting and helding on both sides
fine game OF base ball was played at wash ngton
yesterday by the iarvards, OF Cambridge. al nj the
Olympcs. OF Washington, which resulted in Iyor OF
The OlympcS, by score of Is 10 I.
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4" KILLED IN ACTION


Faaerai ~ tho Late J0nathaa Maneys VAIN
wright, Easisn, Uuited States Navy.
The funeral services over the body of the late En-
sign jonathan Mathew wainwright were performed
yesterday At Trinity chapel. in Twenty.nn street.
between Broadway and Frth avenue. The deceased
was killed. 1t viii be remembered, In action which
took place between the crew OF the United States
steamer Nohican ana the Mexican pirate Forward
ON the Pacific coast, on the 10Th OF June last.
The pirates ran the Forward up one or the rivers
on the Mexican coast aud being chased by the boats
oil the Mohican, they abandoned their vessel and
threw up earthworbs on shore to protect her They
hAd TWO pieces OF artillery and plenty or musketry
ana kept up o running IRE on the boats OF the Moh-
can Tor distance OF three miles, both their ap-
proach and return down the river The men from
the Mohcan, however, succeeded in setting Are Co
the Forward, which they found aground on a bar II
was on the first frc from the pirates that Ensign
wainwright was killed
THE DECEASED
was graduate OF the Naval Academy which he
ielt " mldshipman IN 1868. He was promoted to
ensign Deccaber Is. 1868, ana served for some time
III me Pacific on board the Kesaca from which yes
SCI ne was transferred TO the Mohican. He was a
grandson OF Bishop jonathan Mayhem Wainwright
anu son OF Commander jonathan Mayhem VAIN
cutter Harriet Lane. and who, when wounded IN
BORN legs died while lighting upon his knees. in |,
federa tes
The following officers OF the navy acted as pail
hearers. OF whom there were twelve in all:-Master
J. z. Merrill; Mdshpmen, Charles Briggs, J. j.
Hunter. y. G.. O. Salter, H. X. Tyler and J. II.
Bull. The naval chief mourners were:-Commanders
Harmony and Lull ana Lieutenant Commanders A.
v Reed and Hooker while Commander whiIing
Lieutenant Newell Paymaster Bissel and some other
distinguished officers were present. Upon the conn
which was OF rosewood bearing plate with plain
inscription, were placed q profusion OF white ca
meias and other funeral Movers, beautifully ar
ranged III the forms OF crosses and crowns, anu
one bouquet grouped as heart The usual burial
service OF the Episcopal Church was read 10y the
0f1ciatlng cergymen. Rev. Drs. Higbec ana Swope.
Ihese came forward TO receive the body NJ the
door OF the church. and at the entrance OF the pro-
cession powerful and solemn voluntary was
played by the organst OF the chapel Mr.. William b.
Gilbert After the time hOnorcd service for the dead
had been read, ana during its progress, the usual
psalter was chanted and the hymn sung, "Rock OF
Ages Cleft Tor Me-" funeral anthem by Gilbert.
'hencelorth Blessed are the Dead that die in the
LOrd,' and as the body was carried out Il dirge and
the Dead March from Saul were played.
The procession which included nearly all OF the
two hundred persons attending the services at the
chapel, then proceeded TO Trinity Cemetery, l52d
street. East river, where the remains were Inferred
side by side with those OF the deceased grandfather
the Right Rev. Bishop Wainwright.
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THE CITY BANK SHARES.
The following were the bids to-day for city
bank shares:--New York. 13s: Manhattan, $50; Me-
chanics', 1856; America, I45: City 2o5: Phenix 100:
Tradesmen's, 100; Seventh Ward no: STATE OF New
YORK, 10: Commerce, 1922 American Exchange
113; Chatham, lo7 Bank OF the Republic i20:
Bank Of North America. no. Hanover l04: Irving
1lsjs; Citizens, 1850: East River, 114 Market. 124
Nassau, lo7; Shoe and Leather 49,; Importers and
Traders. 1872; Manufacturers and Merchants, lo1
Central National, 1903; Fourth National, lOe; Tenth
National, 1857: Oriental, l65: Cold Exchange 81
Bankers and Brokers' Association 100.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES INACTIVE.
There was a very limited business IN the Southern
State bonds. The 1cnnessees steady and The
North Caroinas strong. The South Carolinas we're
heavy and lower the July issues selling as low ~
The following the closing prices:-Tennessee,
coupon, 6l 6l}5; do, new, eoia 81; Virginia.
coupon 59,E 81: do, new. 90 g.; do, regis
tered stock, old 40 a 49J. Georgia skies. So IS;
do sevens 81 a 80; do sevens, old, SO o.;
North Carolina ex coupon ~ ~; do.
funding 1885, IS So; do. do, 1865, 81 q 81; do.
new, 70 a 81: do, special tax, ~ 24ls Missouri
skies 9o5a a sOii; do, hannibal and 81. Joseph SO
a 30: Louisiana skies, 90 a IL do, new. 90 cs;
DO, levee SKIES 20 q Y; do. DO, cghis, So a 81;
do. Penitentiary seyens, q 50; do. railroad
Fights, So 49, Alabama lives, 20 IS; do. Fights,
9s 100; do. railroad Fights go es; South Caro-
lima skies, IS u s4; DO, new, July, - IS: do.
do, October, "a So do. registered stock old rs 50;
Arkansas sevens y rs.
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specle from New York to foreign ports for the week
ending August p anu since the beginning OF the
year
For the week. e. S.. j05,99l s3,93A,35S s352S. 2Tl
Prev. reported 9657S,5s6 1O4, 958l15 l03 AGO, 55s
Since Jan. s99O7s,5sO sos, .s7S slo6 9ss, $50
THE SUB-TREAsUEY REPORT.
The following was to-day's business al the Office or
the United States Treasurer
Gold receipts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .->-e S8i55!a
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Wheat dull and lower though holders good wheat
were not dsposed TO sell reduction The
about 10000 bushels ut 81 % Tor No spring. 81 80 III 80 for
inferior and common No 3 ~ ~ FOR small 10, do 81 ~
NO ]. p rs III 81 amber winter, 81 IS
and NJ ~ for white Virginia. Rye dun and entirely
nominal no sales reported. Both barley and malt
were dun and nominal The market for dull
heavy the sales being 10000 bushels, a, 95c 81 for
mixed Western. and 81 % l 10 for yellow
were steady, with moderate demand There sold
about oOOn bushels at 5c for prime Western 56 for
mon do b0c for Southern aud ole o7c for Ohio
state.
FrMGHrs. The market unusually dull bu, fall rates
were demanded to all The chsr;erng business
also dull though asked full previous rates. especially
for petroleum vessels The engagements were TO Liver
pool steamer, l.50O bushels wheat private
closing at I'D l2&d. The charters bark, $50
tons 10 the River Plate, lumber and general cargo
var terms bars 90 CIonstad, with 600 bb petroleum.
al as 3D. and brig TO beyrout Egypt with 5000 do.
at 37jtc.
CUISINES dull and heard Of Prices were
entirely nominal at gle a3c for bags 3ic 81 &c
cloth
Hors-The market dull ever. There was but
little demand and that entirely for small quantities. but
prices firm, at lOc 20c for choice grades
BEMrThere sales reported and prices remained
nominal at l2c. PFC gold, for Mania, &C. do. for
Jute Ike do for Siss aud IKE do for Tampico In bond
BAyrhe demand only moderately active. but prices
were steady AZ about former quotations we oteShip
ping. Soc ?5c., retail lots, eoc. 81 50 lods straw
81 % 81 Is; short do, 9Oc.
MoLAssts. There business oi luence
supply the immediate of the trade Prices steady
hn Inl fn The .sp yxAn ,,,RtA
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toffAk-fhe market for Rio quiet, prices were
steady and hn except for the low grades which
at our quotations Other kinds slow OF sale,
in vaine We append the current ordinary
cargosa hke 4asc fairdo, l5c I5hc good do lsc
lt1c prime do, Tc INC; lots. t4itc
isc Java, 1910. 2l1c Singapore. sc lsIc Ceyon
~ &c l9e Maracaibo. l55c l9Sc.; Lsgusyra I6Tc
lsac. Jamaica, Ice lie. Ceara, I6c l7c Costa Ecs
ssc is1 a. Manila 100 .I7s heIican iSe 1876, aud
FLOUR AND GRAIN Receipts. H,O7I bbls four 2ss5
bushels wheat, lOS sos do corn, 2a6y $50 rye
and 6,leW do malt The flour market 6rne an
active demand for extra State, the spot for future
livery but transactions restricted by
of holders most OF whom demanded 81 b The
about 5000 bbs including State for shipment
x6 90 on the spot aud deliverable last half of
first halt of September, and ~ rs for fancy brand At
SO 10 large sales could have been September
livery southern -four quiet steady sales bbls
Rye -four steady nd firm with supply $50
al was uue hut uur hauae ed
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GsRH AN lMMIG0AT,DN.


Its Decrease a Ad Its Probable Cessation.
The directors OF THE German Immigrant Society
held meeting az their Office In Broadway yester.
day afternoon chen MI. Bissinger presided, and
interesting facts about German immi.
grafton were furnished. During tho present
month 1871 Germans were landed at this
port, who ar lived in fortyhve vessels, principally
IRON Bremen aud Hamburg. This Is q decrease OF
2s54 al com Jared with the corresponding period OF
last year. nce the first OF January 1904 Germans
have been landed at this port 10 67 less during
the CORE sponoing period OF last year. German
mmgra' lon 10 this country, 1t is considered Will be
suspend I'd for some time. The German society,
during me past month"; expended nearly $500 In aid
OF Ger man immigrants, and similar amount was
appro priated,to be used In the same manner during
the resent month.