davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
THE COURTS.
SUPREME CoURT-srEcUL TERN.

SUPREME COURT-bPEClAL lLRh
Before .Judqe Bdrndrd-HOnOrd Shdndhdn
act yaDo1s B0,re Janes u. Nicholson, Isaac Beu ana
0,rcn w Iycnugn-The plaintiff il the mother OF little
girl years of age named Johanna, wlch chiu III OC.o
her 1;Gs she committed the OF the Defendants
tbe commissioners OF Charities and Correction she re
NAMED at of their institutions until tDe ehsug
March when they sent her To Mrs. T. W. feTIy o 'n-
eago who il is alleged is engaged IN the circus business
The mother claims that they should have sent hcT 10
some farmer or made her apprentice TO some usriul
art or trade and that sending her TO acrcus performer
was a violation OF the law In attempts to recover the
child she has incurred expenses, when Sbe now
seeks recover and also, damages Tor the loss OF 'he
child's services. ~.
OF action and Judge Barnard yesterday sustained the
demurrer. For the plaintiff, Messrs Anderson anu
Mann; for the defendants, Mr.. Augustus h. BrOwn.
IcfOre Jud1e Bdrndrd.-GeO W. We'd d dt agt JdmeS
o. Bren sheriff. The plaintiff in this action got 1udg
ment In the United states Court against Fred. Nllt'e,
and an execution issued and the sheriff levied upon
his property. Some proceedings In bankruptcy Io0Weu
and the defendant got injunction from Judge Batch
ford restraining tho Sheriff from selling the property
The plaintiff next applied TO have TINS hYunc
tion vacated hut instead OF yacating II, Judg1
Blatchford ordered the Sheriff TO 90 on ana
sell the property and pay the money INTO th9
Court The Sheriff did directed Mr.. Weld then sued
the sheriff recover the amount realized at the rac
some &C. 800 The Sheriff IN his answer TO the complaint
states the facts and this the plantn denus
ON the ground that the order OF the United states court
directing the Sheriff to do certain acts Is nuly and
the Sheriff makes himself personally responsive ny
obeying IL. The argued before Judge BdTndiu
Yesterday morning the demurrer which he was OF the
opniOn should De sustained but which he nevertheless
overred on the ground that he did not wish on his own
United states Court preerng that it should 10 to the
General Term.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
POLICE MATTERS.

Commissioner BOsworth yesterday listened to
about 30 complaints against policemen, but only Of
of general interest Capt Gunner complained
OF do0rmen TOmpkns and Smith for permitting the lOdg
ng-roOms in the Nineteenth Precinct StatiOnhOuse TO
remain in very unclean condition. The dOOmcn eX-
planned that the wood work in the very old
and shattered and that Notwithstanding their best
deavOrs 10 keep the place clean, the vermin obtained
the mastery. The Commissioner thought "a Station
house might prove the best remedy.
Lieut. VIM Tate of Company II. sth Regiment y. G.. y.
n. Y, charged PatrOlman Patrick H. LaTkin Andrew j.
cinct with assaulting himself and members OF his
mand, the occasion of festival of the Company at
Central Park Garden on the night OF sept 49, From the
testimony of Capt. killlca and the officers II appeared
that they visited the Garden the night IN question
aud finding the company very bOisterOus and many Of
them much under the influence OF liquor, Capt. klea
directed the officers to remain and give assistance Ia
Officer COrtwrght who Is specially detailed there, should
he need 10. Later in the night occurred and the
officers attempted To arrest the cOmbaants when Lieut.
Tate inteTfered said none OF his men should DE taken
the building, and struck OF the officers. The
blow returned and Lieut.. Tate seized. There was
great danger then that general would ensue, and
of the officers drew his pistol, pointed downward
and fired twice. This had the effect OF scattering the
crowd aud the prisoners then taken to the Station
House There large number OF witnesses on
either side, and their testimony was contradictory In
the highest degree.
The Commissioners subsequently met and promoted the
following ParOmen, and assigned them Ia the precincts
Third; Thomas Brady, Ninth; Harrison Trip, Twenty
first; Michael G.. Thompson and George Randall 10 the
Twenty second. Grand ROundsman WIN. HasSOn, Jr
transferred to the Twenty seventh.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The evening school for young men in the
Fourth Ward was opened last night in Grammar School
No Al on Vandewater-st. About 400 pupils were regis
tered but the number 1t expected would soon be
increased TO 700. Mr. Oliver ODonnell the Principal OF
Grammar School No l. the Secretary Of the Board Of
school Trustees for the Fourth Ward He If Of the Op
ion that the number OF inhabitants IN the Ward Is grad
ually diminishing Vim. j. Kennard, formerly Vice
Principal OF the Boys Department In Grammar school
No IS, has resigned and Oscar L. Howe, Late Vice
Principal In the Boys Department Of Grammar school
No j. has been appointed In his stead John McJrlnm
has taken the place which Mr.. Howe filled. Francis
ORyan, special teacher Of drawing, has resigned 10
take position of civil engineer the Pacific Railroad
The schools in the Fourth Ward opened with 1900 pupils
the 18th u and additional have been registered
since that time The teachers in Primary Schools Nos
IA are the same who there before vacation
In the Fifth Ward, the Principal Of Primary school No.
declines 10 give the number OF pupils on register or
the average attendance, for publication. Miss kato
Tanney has been appointed teacher In thht school IN
the stead Of Miss Kate Beilby The only other school
In the same Ward In OF the grammar class mo 80 ana
on the OF Varck and North mOOre-sts total nun
Der OF pupils register In the Boys department 400
average attendance, 1885, in the Girls Deparment-on
register 49, attendance about Jh; PRIMARY DE
paItmet-On register, 92l; average attendance, hlb
Since vacation changes have taken place among the
teachers In the Boys Department In the Girls Depart
nen Helen g. Morgan has resigned, and Nat" y Belby
has been promoted In the Primary Department. Helen
q. Cook has resigned.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
AID EOR CUBA.

When "The American Ladies' Aid Associa-
tion for Cuban Women and Children" was formed last
June it was predicted that 1t would go the way OF 30
many similar organizations and perish III tne a'eihpt
a., o,,to,.,n, resuIts II has however, ouved its
childhood and at the second formal meeting
YESTERDAY at the house Of the President, MIS-
iudee Roosevelt most Of the officers were present,
Ali prepared 10 exercise the native energy or woman
and The acquired formalites clear to all feminine Souls
of "A duly constituted Association MIS- hOOseNelt pre-
sided supported by Mrs. Coles Mrs Gen. Nlee, MIS-
Rap6 Mead aud Mrs f. G. Phelps were active III pr3p9
sitians IN was decided that n grhnu OuDah au Dan
sha be given soon by the Society at DelmOncos f0nt
teenthst parors II Is TO he as rehned as posSlpr.
Anotber project decided upon was the occupation OF
large store either Broadway or FfthaNe as geuer
depo for the reception OF contributions ana the scene OF
great bazaar which il to last for many weeks COM
Intees were appointed to carry out this plan Dramatic
and operatic entertainments were also determined upon
and an appeal Is soon to he published
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.

Before Judge Ingrdhdm.-Ihe Commissioners
OF Pilots agt John MdginH.-In this sut, brought TO
compel the plaintiff 10 desist from acting az pilot IN
this habor although doing undera United states Law"
Judge Ingraham has delivered the following OpiniOn
think not the intention in passing the act OF Con
ress relating to the licensing Of pilots by the Inspectors
To provide for sets OF pilots at the same time on
board of any vessel whether domestic or foreign The
of Congress OF 1sGG67 have involved the whole mat
Ter i'm c0nfson and until there shall have been some
final adjudication upon the subject injunction should
not granted. This may be done either by refusal 10
employ such men, or by action for the penalty in yio
lang the After such action Is finally decided,
NAV proper To grant injunction, II such decision
should he adverse To the claims OF the defendant.
DecisiOns-By Judge CaTdOzO.-Ndn Wyck agt Bauer.
Attachment vacated.
Hy Judge IngrahaIn. Wright agt Wrght.-Ordcr
granted. Fitch agt. PattersOn.-MOtiOn denied
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srrcn1 TERM
The Case of Bella Rirers.-Judge Charles P.

JHP tuSe OF BeUN HiFPTS.-JuuSe NHdTltS i .
DAILY has given decision in the Of AZema Robinson
dgf Bella Rivers. The latter sued by the plaintiff
debt of $3G for drcss-makug, which defend
contracted under alleged false pretenses, claiming
that she actress, and had engagement at the
Olympic Theater. The Judge, in his opinion, says:
womsn the remedial Of l848 1919 1850 snd 1892
has estate into contract IN reference to
the he unmarried and business or per
labor her sole and account and the
property she acquires BY such business labor or services
becOme, her sole and property aud estate which
her husband has control aud in reect 10 all matters
relating sued; bargain contract she
respecting binding her husband Her nab
the prescribed for by these statutes
the law aud the debt demand for which
defendant sued having been contracted for
authorized for which the defendant cannot be be
responsible being she alleges incurred for her necessary wearing a
husband the only snswerb suh cOnrac aud
The should him II the in which his
with apparel would be- implied
othe existence of the debt due
bv her affidavit she incapable
for the Of which the action brought and
al material for her 10 do for il To the oundt
whole proceeding She has only shown by her aida
but has proved the fact By the exhibit
certificate the record Of her by the clergy
who omnd IT, and the celebration Of Il by The testimony OF
witness who material fact hereforee existence o
emsnd due By the defendant TO the compnnth been dis
proved aud this being dsp'el proceeding cannot be sustained The
mnstb be DISCHARGED
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.

This Court opened yesterday morning, with
Judge IHgrdlam ON the bench. A Grand Jury, with
Edward Schcil foreman, impanncled and sworn.
and then discharged until l0i o'clock this morning when
the customary charge will probably be delivered. The
following are the names OF the Grand Jury: Felix As
torn Cnas b. Abarn, Daniel b. Bedel James :. Barrow,
Henry David, Daniel VI. DeyOc Exas Dexter. Archibald
Hail. Morgan Jones' Charles H. JacObus Joseph A. Jack
son, James Kelly, Eugene Lenthon Peter Loycnrick,
william Lynch, Chester Lamb, Delgraw Livingston.
Dearborn q. Piper George Smith, Henry Simpson, Henry
ID. stowe, and Alexander Ward. Ii is expected that
there will he very heavy criminal business done in this
Court the present month large number Of petit jurors
have presented themselves probably attracted by the
Increase III pay, not caring tO incur the heavy fine
which Is now imposed for nOnatendance.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04

that was a laundry. and was told II was not, and
II he had any business in the store to go around
IN the Broadway entrance. Flynn made an insulting re-
nIy and struck Virgins Believing that his assallan was
dne OF gang OF rowdes who hang around the corner OF
Rroadway and Houst0nst. and Insult the girls employed
in the store on their way and from work and who had
also threatened to assault himself Virgins caught up an
ron har uscd 10 fasten the door, and struck him the
head Telling him 10 the floor and fraeturing his skull
Virgins made substantially the same statement ana
for Wig1ns asked that he be admitted to ball. which was
Jnpied and he was committed TO the TOmhs
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Court. Justice
Ledwth committed David Roach for having struck his
wife over the head with iron kettle, Sunday
ing The woman lies In Bellevue Hospital In a critical
condition. Anna Gardner, servant, committed "a
charge Of stealing articles ~ clothing OF the aggregate
value on s2s the property Of her mistress Miss Anna
Zeeb OF No 2S5 BOweTy.
AT the TOmbs Police Court. yesterday, JUS
nee Hogan committed John Haney and WIN. Gilday for
having assaulted PatrOlmen John Kerns and Michael
Crowley OF the Fourth Precincts George Wilson steal
ing sut Of clothing belonging 10 John Silva Of No GO
Chathamst James Feeney, age IL, for having broken
INTO te restaurant OF Gusayus T.. Wellenkampat No 6l
tiOnal currency.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFrGcr.

Before Commissioner Shields.-Mchacl Gaff-
ney who resided in the Fifth Ward Of Brooklyn, whose
store was recently entered and searched by the United
States Officers during the late whisky raid brought
up yesterday before Commissioner Shields charged with
removing Illicit whisky. Assistant District Attorney
Purdy stated that the counsel who To conduct the
case for the Government sick and that material
witness In the also sick, and asked for adj
JOurnment The case adjourned till Monday next.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SEw-YoRK

PORT OF k.........................OcL ;.
CLEARED.
Sfsmships-Anthsce Green, Philadelphia Franoonla Bragg
Pornd Samars Martyr Liverpool AhemAre Roberts Norfolk,
Sc Ann EIa Richards Philadelphia d. Uey DAVIS Philadelphia
Ashland Beckett. Boston.
Barks Lucy Frances kempOu Gibraltar for ore Baltic Bser
Cork or Falmouth for orders.
Bdgs-CanienAs Packet O.ehs, Amsterdam Maria, Roach,
Trieste.
schrs-Rgewoo Derrickon Georgetown and Bun. y C.
Pembroke
Steamship City Of Paris MrhouSe Liverpool Sept 81 via Queens
I'D, mdse ani
steamship Colorado Freeman Liverpool Sept a. and Queenstown 22
mGse and
steamship Virginia Kennedy Galveston Sept % via Key West 2'h
Steamship Bell BlkemAn Richmond City Point and Norfos
mlse and
ship Reigae Norris London "a and Lands Eu 27h md'e
ship w j. Hatfield Robbins CsniH Aug 49, railroad irun
BARK Sagadehoc. Curtis, shields 81 DAYS, mdse..
Bark Jehu Crowel Palermo July TO- aud Gibraltar Ang iuL
Schr Msanta McBune Windsor. ~ S., IL days, plsster
Sohr JONAS smith, Nichols TToon ~ days, coal
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOstOS. steamship George Appohd Bal
umore barks Proirs from singapore Rosetta MNea non "oen
burg Frodonsl, from Fayal, brig Mary, ftom Malaga
Nav ORLKAss Oct ARRIVED steamship Gecue CromNe ron
New.iork.
SAN fRAScco, Oct 3Aned ship Benoni nom Japan via Hon
olnlu.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrEENsro~N THE steamship PALMYRA, Ne"
LArTp"ol arrived here at O'clock this morning 49,, .
The steamships Bha u Brussels so hom Ns"iorA iof
Liverpool to-day O'Clock this morning.
MoNrHEAL Oct JThe steamships hon'an aud sweden from
Liverpool arrived YESTERDAY.
HoSoLrLU sept lJ1he ship Eastern star hOm MEXICO for Europe
With dyrwools the 3D. distress Arrived the 9Th
ship oni sch the John bUant from San
Francisco tot New iok "a distress hs'ag encountered terrible ''Or@
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
THOMAS O. FIhTDN keFt"
GLE,soS B,BcocK Phintfs ATTORNEYS No Narren 81 v


- .gainst EuGBNA v HARG0US ct alNo JBy viree o.,
Judgment Of aud made ia the sboenue Aeos
gust 30 1879 subscriber referee for that pego't % 9qI
will sell AZ the Merchants EIchang, Salesfoom No. III
the city OF Ncw. York the 18th day Of OctoSer NV
ocoi through A J. BleecAer Son CO.. ~
the directed by sal hseh'
therein described Follows Al that certain lot Pe
of land buildings Improvements thereon ~
and being Ward the city OF New ior ,nd s
on certain u the property beongs k
Henry SpngeT be~ees broadway snd % VOC .r-
Ninth and Twelfth Wants Of the city oi N.
yeye by H. Doughty city Saeyor peeneet ie & g h us Hah
Qi6 hundred aud bounded essser IN oa y 20
avenue oi nusnbsT haadcd an. GiS
s2 said map south.y by LOT No one hundred 400 ~ r.p
northey lot hundred and seventeen 'l on s ii
containing brrad front aud twenty ave ieet ane 49, go
three inch and In length vseh SIDE one
And also all that certain other piece parcel OF land ss a., n hs
hing and being In the SAID Ftece I No
city Of Newio aud known ,nd distinguished op ,Nd mp b.r, "a
hundred 2ll which sail lot 10 bounded
front Thirteenth street nobery he BY lot No "a
(l2i said .aser oy lots Nos ose UNI sn,ra
(l hundred aud fourteen (li one hah1fci "a
l5 and lot No hundred ami sixteen el on a nd
westerly by 10, No and four lE' On %
containing breadth front ami each i-ent'n' Sahet
three leei and thr n'
articles OF cement dAicd
between Maria Lulio. and Dane rrahe Of the ca" OF
Recorded Liber an Of ConeJances pgs s Ne" LOT n9,, NJ p.
IhOhAn = raS.D "A ny
G,s.sos BAscooK PAaQfs A'erue,s. No ".oa ~ =" -
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
THE HOUSTON Ut. HOMICIDE.

Coroner Keenan, and jury yesterday held
an investigation at Bellevue Hospital into the crcum
stances connected with the death OF Joseph Flynn, who
was struck the head with an iron bar by colorcd
man. Thomas Virgins, at No. West Houstonst. 10 an
pears that on Sept Flynn entered the work OF Mr.
a w. mlllts IN the of No broadway, by the
hOustOnst. entrnnce. number OF Young ladies are
hnpoyed lhere Virgins who had received orders from
enlPOJcfs 10 allow no one inside but those employed
'efe demanded fynns business. The latter asked II
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
Is MORRAU GOTTSCHAl
Born in New Orleans,
Died at Rio Janeiro. December 10, 1869,


The pallbearers were Charles VeZin executor Of the
Gottschak estate; CT Chickering the piano forte manu-
facurer; L. ]. DcscOmbes, with whom GOttschak lived
when in this city; Richard Hoffman, the pianist George
W. Warren. the OrginiSt James Il. Hall and Thomas j.
Hall GOttschalk's music publishers, and Henry e. Wat
son OF The Art Journal These gentlemen, all personal
friends OF the deceased white scarf and as they
passed up the aisle, the OTganist, VIM Befge played
La More" the last composition Of Gotschak and one
which in note to his publisher he said he believed he
had written for his requiem. The coffin placed
on bier in front Of the altar and covered with pro-
fusion of flowers, including cross, crown and wreath
The music was Cherubni's Requiem" performed by
double Gartet and chorus Of 40 voices. At point
a vocal adaptation introduced OF GOttschalk's eX-
quisite melody THE Last Hope prepared expressly
for this occasion Miss Clara GOttschak who with the
other and brother Of the deceased present
at the funeral The celebrated by Father Nc
Sweeney, assisted by Father Griffin az Deacon, and
Father Henry Sub-DeacOn. After the services the
body conveyed To Greenwood the Organist playing
as II was moved from the church GOtscalks "Pensee
POetaue," and Funeral March,"
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04

having the bulvsrss washed swsy - =" "'"sBns sh
DISASTRRs
The bark Warren White. from g. n
ported ashore near Chinooeague ipt So, o's -
dismasied. ~ ''""a - inst totally
LoyDoS Oct 3hyces have been received s,a.,z .,
damaged. No place date Eyen s' o'ees 'ss
The ship PheniI, from Montreal is Portsmouth l.,k,
SPOKEN.
Ship Robena from New fork for London
Bog Giles LonBZ from Portland bound Aug n ia a, ~
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
Eeeal Notlres.
CUPREME COURT.-HOLLIs L. POWERS

SlGkEME tOUhl.-nOLLIS l.. PON EhS
~ against EUGENIA v. HARGOUS ct al-No by virtue Of .
Judgment foreclosure sale made the aboyeen action August
1870 subscriber that purpose duly appointed
sell III the
18th October A. d. 1870 y O'Clock
A. j. Beecker Co. the
real aud mOrgaged directed by sd Judgment 10 b. sold
therein described follows; All that certain lot piece parcel
land the buildings and Improvements thereon, situate ng nd
being in the Fifteenth Ward Of The Cy Of Ne"fork and known and
dstn guhed certain Of OF the property belonging r
the late Henry Spugr between Broadway snd h sixth
Twelfth the NeEiork sarEers
H. Doughty December O BY The number l
hundred and bounded eay In front b The Firth ave
westerly by lot No. hundred snd sentE l
map souherly BY lot hundred and hfrn 3 and
tsining breadth front and seuhe et Dne inches ns
thrruArters Of inch and length each side one hgn e
And also all that certain other piece or pare o. ga N & ~
thereon situate lying and being n The said feenh "A s
Ctr Of New and known aud distinguished on SAD map - o No
hundred 2D which sad o bounded saherh
Thirteenth noherJ The by oi No. one huh
2D said eastery By 's Nos one hun ahe
thirteen (l3 hundred and fourteen m hundred nd ect
nl5 and sad lot No hundred and lt i msp ans
westerly hundred Z sad map ane
containing breadth in front snd each tsenaye t sn -
hundred and three feet and tnree inches ~
Of certain articles Of agreement dated hi Isl
between Maria Ludlow snd Daniel Trnb OF the Cry o Ne"
York Recoried Lber AZ Of Conyeyanes psge 2 ~, % -.
September u 1870. THOMAS 9 FIELDS ht'eIer
GLEASON BABcocS, Plaintiffs Attorneys, No Warren ss y l.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
DEPARrURE or FOREIGN NAILS.


TUESDAY. OCr T.
M,, trfiI and Bernuis W. L. Hsifar n s.,
from Pier No - n r. close the Post
Omce st II IN. Steamship sails at IN.
Aspnwa and the South Pacific and Central Amer
Ports per steamship Arizona, from Pier No. ~ ~ r. close al
the PostOfce It 1879 a. Steamship sails at Y NJ.
WEDNESDAY Oct s.
Mails and Liverpool steamship
Nevada Pier 10 y. R., close the Po0Eee l. NJ
No
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains pursfrs vessels arriving this port requested 4,
deliver addressed the Newiork Associated Press only
persons exhibiting the written authority of j. W. slmoao General
Agent Journal Of COmW,rs THSs TRIBUNE
World S EDrsss Er,nfRg Adrsris,r Stadis
Zeng and Yorker Dm0krd should also be delivered only
tho pusr.,u
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
THE FUNERAL OF GoTTscHALK.

A solemn requiem mass was celebrated yes
erday St. Stephens Church for the repose of the soul
Of Louis Moreau GOttschak the celebrated pianist The
Church was crowded with the musicians admirers and
friends including TheO Thomas, s. B. Mills, George W.
Morgan Carl Bergman, MaretZek, Strakosch Wehli.
vieuxtemps Brignoli and many others OF emnenee IN
musical world. The body lay in lead cofn lnclosed
in "A mahogany casket, with silver plate inscribed
LOUIS MORBAU GOTTsCHALK
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04

- against EUGENlA v HARGOUS et sL-No 2By virtue oi
Judgment of Aboyeenei August
M 1870 subscriber referee for that purpose duly appointed WI
se Al the Merchants Exchange SAesoom No Ill Brosd~a 10 ths
cty OF New York the 2h lay Of octsbe D. 1870 At Y O'clock
noon through j. Beeck son Co. anct one ne
real mod premises directed By said Judgment 70 Be SOD
and therein described follows: All that certain lot parcel
buildings aud thereon situate wing si
bps in War OF the New YORK and knoNu ana a.
tpshed Of the belonging 20 me
estate Henry Spnger between Broadway and the sixth ave
nue In the Ninth Twelfth Wards o the Of New York surveyed
nv m B. Doughty City SURVEYOR December 1880 b the number e
one hundred bounded eate front by the F s'
nue. westerly by lot No hundred and tWenNo ~ 60
.ii man o No hundred and heen l3 and no
err by lot hundred and m said map c"ntsns
breadth sBd weniydye feet inches and
and length each side hundred feet And o AZ
that certain piece parcel Of land sh the Improvements o
.aste living aud being the said Fifteenth Ward OF The CITY OF N
York and and distinguished said map lot NO one h
and TWENTY-FIVE 22 which said lot is bounded souherl IN ot
Thirteenth street. norhery the BY lot No one hundred ana
2 said map eastery by os Nos one hnn ~ ~
thirteen QI3 hundred and fourteen w hundred sn4
teen lS lot No hunird and ol on sad m.p
,ud sestsv hundred and -four 2l SAID sp
and containing breadth and each t~ena'e e asa
hundred an three feet and ihfre lntn
with the benefit of certain articles Of agreement aa W.
1876 Msa Ludow aud Daniel ruuhr OF The c o '
York. Recorded Iiber AZ Of Conyeyauces page 1s
New York, September 18th, 1870. . . ,,, M ~.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TERN.

Judge McCunn, who has lately returned from
pleasant summer to his native home In Ireland
took his the first time yesterday the bench at
general Term.