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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
CIVIL NOTES.

David Klein sues Isaac 5. Young III the SUI
peor Court TO recover 5000 for injuries received at the
hands ~ the latter on the 10Th October 1862 at No ~
Waker-st where in quarrel plaintiff alleges that de
PENDANT assaulted and beat and kicked MN about the
ureyented from attending 10 his business and fears he Is
permanently injured. The defendant says IN lustca,
lion that the plaintiff came into his store To collect bill
of the bookkeepe endeayored to force his way into the
private office and was told by defendant that he must
moi tgo there still persistng, the defendant quietly
elected him from the premises Case on.
James X. WaterOw complains that In Sep
tember 1865 he and John r. Paxton who was then his
partner In the real estate brokerage business were en-
pl0yed by James r. Taylor 20 sell, and dd sell for mm
some lois OF land on the west side OF Nnthave between
Thiry-sXth and Thrtyseyenthsts for StOOOo Inc De
PENDANT refused to pay the usual commission OF per
cent agreed upon between them In October following
Paxton assigned his part Of the claim TO the plaintiff
who now sues il. The defense Is general DENIAL
and counter claim is set up for debt of $500 and inter
est since 1909 owed by the plaintiff to the defendant,
who holds his note for the amount Case on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
THE COURTS.
A CUsTOM-HOUSE CONSPIRACY.

y
INGENIOUS ROBBERIEs-AN OLD SLAVE TRADER
TURNED THIEF.
William d. Case, an Inspector in the custom
House. John A. Machado and William H. McCruih W.. J,
before Commissioner Osborn, yesterday on oll -
conspiring 10 dcfraud the Revenue by stc"i6
ported goods from the CustomHou Iho si0i
charge against them is that two ooAcs VI ii"'
cigarettes had been imported into this CITY ior
., ord to, b,,o these boxes were removing IN Donu
o., ,ho C,,o,n uopse Case, Machado, and McCrum
80 e., e., Tho truek and put in their places Two
-, - a., s,ze shape and brand, but filled with
-, ,,,aa Case was released In 5000 bail, ana
- and MeCrum were committed In default OF
5000 bail each nj. .uo,, IN
ost Mocbado at his residence No. 1877 Fifty-ninthst
ho1e Being satisfied that he was, the Marshas at
tempted 10 enter through basement WINDOW Wheh
,nev wore met and repulsed by Machado himself They
then returned for Instructions 20 mmissoner OsDOrn
directed them their force, and hcces-
sary 10 break into the house. These directions were
obeyed, and Machado was secured Upon searching MS
house quantities OF Kid gloves, cigars, ana luOis "co
found and seized as stolen or smugged goods
Machado has been several times lndlcpd rs sllNc-
trader and is said has each time escaped CONVICTION
on mere technicalities. few years before the Re
belion MaehadOs wife obtained permission 10 import
camels into Texas and TO bring with them help enough
10 take care of them The help she brought was about
800 egroes whom she sold slaves. She was convicted
of this oense in South Carolina, ana sentenced 10 NC
hung hut died short time before inc u hAcu loi oi
There are other circumstances connected with this
case which are suppressed the ground OF puDc po
an extensive conspiracy in the Customouse TO deirauu
the Revenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN Mails.
TUESDAY. MAY rs.

TUESDAY. MAY Is.
Mails HAfr ~ g.. and Newoundnd, via Hahfar ~ ~ per
steamship Limerick from Pier 4o N R,cose Al the Post
AZ II IN. Steamship sails at ! p. M
Mails Rurope and Hamburg steamship Sless
from ST. Hoboken, the PostOee at ll;O
m AZ Station A. II m D. 9:lO Steamship sails at
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made up on the Pier a.
A letters deposited Supplementary Mails mnst be prepaid with
double postage ,.-,.,., 49,
Mails for Europe via Queenstown and Lerpooi per srsnsh
W scnnu from Pier &C. " r. close a. PosOhce at IL m at
station A. III rs A. n; D. ll5 a Supplementary Mail, for
paid letters Pier No. &C. n r. and closed at 1850
D. Steamship sails at ,, -,
IAN deposited Supplementary Mails must BE- prepaid with
double postage nj - N
close az Post-Ofce at p. Steamship sls at } ?.
Mails Plata Domingo Sana, &c, steamship
Pent all close at POsi-OfCe at 2 D. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
nrrIEs ON HOOP IRON.

In the case Of Lenge q Ogden agt. Moses
H. Gnnne az Collector Of the Poit of New York, now
trying in the United States Circuit Court, action -
brought recover ged Of duties under the
following circumstances
The plaintiffs imported three lots q hoop on rh lengths.
rHnehc6 ready intended ony barrels 1T eve
Ths hoop Houa iopvs III ban.
Ole weighing - 8 pounds invoei VI % 1 30 bundles weigh
pooads buHile, weighing
pounds uyood S24s o. On these mborstons The plaintiff paid
duties At the ~ 50 I'd Valofen accordance claimed,
with hcon the act a Jane 30 1904 maHuctuTes Of IRON not
sse provided for" The duY thu paid ne entire amount
40 a. The plaintiffs subsequently Informed that The Collector
D. levied duties ths hoopTon the Of II cents per pound
eeoriancs BE- eegs. with the act hand scroll
on ma u hehes VIDE under inch thickness and not tbnBrs
ttae Eanee The o. dDT thus claimed JT tie Col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK..

PORT OPyBw gORK...........,.".......MAT Is
CLEARED.
Steamship Ashland Moore, Fernandina Ju. Hand.
steamship sesa q. Tauimann Hamburg. &c. Kunhar Co.
Steamship Henry Chauneey Aspnru Pacific Mail Steamship
steamship Ann El,. Richards. PhiadePh, VIM p Clyde Co.
steamship Monitor. Jones Philadelphia }. L N. Briggs
Steamship Chesapeake johnson, Portland J. F. Am..
Bsis Albany (Brl Watt Bristol, T., B. 2 MoIsas', son.
Bark Exchange (Br) Churchill stettn Boyd Hineken.
Bark Pndcsse Alexandra Dsh yerion st. Cros Roche Bros
Bds Water Lily tBrj Haley sieitn Hence Parker
Brig Katie DaS Townsend 81 cqI p hsTf ,e u Co.
sehf John Roe loTsll Dsmerara s G Lord 4 Co.
81 RIA Siss' s. Hs:S; s;si iF b sS
schr. Setogata Bryant, Baraeo. D.. J. wer6er
sebr Martin T. Pike Howard; Nassau, J Weuberg
schr New Dominion (Br Gueher st. Johns H. via Portland
Canal boat c, W. Tucker. lockwood, o,sego
ARRIVED.
Steamship C Of P.. OBJ MrAhou'' L,spoo Ma MAJ ,qa
6a sal c Sa pI ps and sh D s
Is 20 20 passed steamship Nemesis hence for Liverpool 18th,
BSasd Gfa 8 o q s. & SEi cdS htn.
fr glasgow l.th rs miles Of SANDY oi Da'sea brgne aud
Steamship rdsa OBJ buchanan, Malt, April A. c..e.mar. 10Th
Ps' Co. P.:,e 9S5 Of : Ao and sA1 s. .'sy rGs'
20 % Sn ~ IRON e soanS sSs s ss
300 lat o a. Ion g 49, passed 40 iceberg and large pieces of Geld Ice
steamship GU q Baltimore tB peAIetis Liverpool May and
8P se%Sp cnsiq Win. sorrso SSn D. c. for Ye..n
ship Majestic o Bo.ton Durham Cardiff % DAYS With railroad ton
westerly eht winds and eau
Ship Anecsn Congress Ghn London March ond Isle vi Wight
10th, With mdse and - pass Grinnel, Mintun Co
ship Civ Of Montreal MDgtt Liverpool al days, With mf.e TO
Thos Danhsms Nephew Co. Came the northern and bad
westerly Banks from thence light Winds aud esns
SHIP sunbeam o Quebec Homes Cardiff s DAYS Sih railroad ron
order to e. L. Wright Co Game be northern passage and
winds the Banks FROM thence bsh nadA aud
ealus; lat IS u Ion 50 10 pAssed9 large ieebergA
Fsvoe GrepmaB Hayre, Apnl 10 with mdse 70 Bofd
Upri.n Came The suhrm paage and IS
strong westerly gales. had battling westerly weather
Ship rchel IN o. fdnchs Hamburg April no. With mise and
psssge Funob EFe Co. Came The northern pasgc aud
had light variable Winds had deaths tthren shi bn ON the
PASSAGE MAJ lat a. 10 Ion 50 49, spoke sp Weston EMPIRE from
Mobile Tor Liverpool. -
hhp British America (o Windsor 81 LockhArt Newcastle Eng,
With ndse TO H. W Meyer vessel 10 nno" Blfge
the northern passage and had light variable Snds April ~ lat
80 % lon a. Gia,e Grsu seaman, " fniami - years Tell Om
foret Opsail yard Overheard and drowned.
Bark Elizabeth Nor kBuisoh. Santa Marhi II das With mde
ORDER lis had light uds a cms lb Gulf snos strong
W, aud \. ". winds; las berb dsyt north Of laitrfas
Bari R-tt. McSc to- WslIbsTs byvol Cla. 10 4-ss 9TH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
CRIMINAL COURTS.

On the 9th of April last, Frank l.. Myles pleaded
et N The Court General Sessions forgery In the third degree
but on account youth the Recorder suspended Judgment
condition should leave the city within week As how
ever remained the to his dishonest practices Lean
had him boagh into Court YESTERDAY beach
him Imprisonment with hard labor
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Hogan com
Charles Campbell and George Robinson Yesterday for stealing
from the Of the Gallup Manufacturing
Company al No 90 Wskeft George Virgins for hung John W.
Durand 81 LrfingOn.ave the bead with bncf Henry
Ro baker for having broken with oonfdera into The
tailoring establishment Of Joseph Levy at No l5 Gansi and stolen
property valued 100 part which found IN his
John Smith aud William H. Wilson for aiding Charles Watson and John
Gns from Bckwes Island to Astos Sarah johnson
and Enma Tuner both ood for stealing 40 from Hugh Croth Of
No 2o We'i while he with them in low den ~ churchst
Michael Kelly for having stolen with oonfeest wae
containing small sun o. money and valuable pspe' from the
pocket Of Edward Hanehs The confederate escaped
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Henry Car
committed Yesterday for breaking into Henry schWenfegeT
No III Lsurens George knh for emhtLng ISL
which bad collected for bis EMPLOYER Martin ShaGin Edward g.
Theodore Mcclure stealing gold watches and
diamond levels worth 81 2i5 from the Ames NJ Hastings
No ~ Twentieth Luibe stealing gold watch
,su the II James o. Anderson Greenwich
Robert oOor for stealing spoons S25
If No 75j
sepg Kate Lsferts Of No 1877
Knnry charge Of spindhng Michael Dufy Of
,rV,d In nj. Saturday last from California intending
Iip on Wednesa He lodged Knnevs Hotel Sinthave and
and before retiring TOT The night gave landlord
mi an M ssis tie morning Kinney handel sgeT 500 and
,tgstl, denied having received any more money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
TRIAL OLE AN ARORTIONIST.

The trial of Dr. Evans for procuring an
abortion on Ann O'Neal continued in the Court OF
General Sessions yesterday DrWater Judson the house
physician at Bellevue Hospital, said that Ann O'Neal
was prematurely delivered Of male twins al that osp
tai November T. 1870; and that died on the Following
sunday and the other two three days aiterwrd MT
Howe moved to dismiss the the ground or vaf
ance between the indictment and the proof naslnch as
the indictment charges that the abortion was procured
uDon the person OF Ann ONea. while the true name OF
the person about whom the testimony had been given,
was Ann Drew the former name having been assumed
ton The motion was denied The testimony for the
prosecution had all been taken and The case opened io
the defense, wnen the Court adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16

.us.r 10 Sheppard. Candy Co. vessel Yates Porterseh Has
Bari jane Welsh oiBeIe ond Hammond Barbados. d,
With sugar 10 T. T. Dwight ss been days north Of e
sa gar Sia @e ys q Bird Perkins JOB Crossed the equator
April has hal westerly gales for las. 10 days
wSseitr wilson the eqo,tSt April and
,rs rad light and II days Of Bermuda
Brig John wesay of Bamore Ford, ssa IL days. with mse to
Bari i%nia Po Vincent Rio Gnude, 90 days. with hides to
Brig srn Psro d Laurcno Naples s. DAYS with fruit to Cham
pg a. ReTry 1of Dsmsrsco,tn bradley Sierra horrns, via
Havana days With noAssss H. Howell Sons vessel 10 james
sehr snnuy South Sterling Virginia
schr Rdsar SHADE, SePer AeIandha.
sehr. +. Frazer. Shovel, ViIginia
Schr. l.. A. stetson Myers Virginia
schr. Maria & Elizabeth. Croker, Georgetown, D. C.
wlND-SaRlowD, Light, s. hay.
BARI @ OF 5 b Eg1 G hss AG po S Ms; e o%
pilot boat A Leggei. No. l. in lat 40 50, Ion. 6s.
Steamship Henry Chsunoey. for Asplnwal
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Mayia-Aryed steamships VIM Lawrence IRON bamoei
Norman from philadelphia Neptune, from Sew-York nj
SPoETREs MoSSos MAY i-Psssed In Cricket from Rio
jne BS%o5 H'srsurg from Boston, for Norfolk brig Ss'
HHwORLr.ss Mar H-Anved, steamship George Cromwell
sss FEsscnco May s-Anved steamship Montana from Panama
via NaIltAn All veil
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ioypoy NAV Is-The steamship Nemesis Can't LOchead
nom New May HAHAr srived at Liverpool to-day
SPOKEN.
Ship Tssmsnian from London for Boston, May H. lat u 90 Ion
ship City Of Montreal Liverpool for sew'YOri May 49, 60 miles
SHIP Cromwell from Boston, bombay March 20 lat 81 40 s. Ion
Bari Ocean CBr) from Newport for Eew.YOk, May lat 49, Ion
3IO
MEMORANDUM.
The brig Eliza Hunter before reported abandoned on the Voya ron
Charleston TO London was British vessel owned IN INC i'H' " ~
:" For Latest Ship Yecs see FIN PageI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
Roard OF Assistant Aldermen.

OFFICIAL MONDAi, MAY h, l31l--2 O'Clock p. m.
Pe.cutJohn Calvin ESQ., President The chair and Assistant Al
Duffy Lysagt Beu Robinson. eay HmPs9a Pech
Minutes Of meeting held April p Rad aud approved
By Assistant Alderman iitdcIhst The sidewalk .outh aie Of
Tbyouhst from Eghshse to Nniha'e, be figgei fall width
By Assistant Alderman B,rserTh with the necessary
civpg basins be built IN Little Twelfth st. from Nnhavc to tue North
BY Assistant Alderman LyssghTh. ornamental lamp osIre and
design prescribed by the Commissioner Of Public Wo be sus
tinted for the lamp the nppost standing on the southwest cor
BY Assistant Alderman MaelnTba an ornamental lamp Of ,ud
design TO be pre- chei BY the Of Pa6e WORKS be placed
BY Assistant Alderman Robinscnrhat Commerces from Beecke
BY Assistant Alderman Ha-That Susok., from Dysion,t to
HesteI,t be paved With Belgian or trap69es pavement
ii91siou be paved with Belgian o. trlpeocL pavement
by oaaa,s S s and 2 'e i' 'fO' Au
By Asstsnt Alderman oBnenThat Centret nom Gandst to
ct fI s ,.2 ,Gs S'''''' the railroad tracks be paved With
the Bowry except the between the railroad tracks be paved
With Belgian or ,T1P6ocE Ga,emen[ p,,.., IL.
hss9a -. Be PnysI With Bg1 IIag eo.s patso
usheI on the northwest corner Broadway aud Grlad
BY Assistant Alderman RobnonTha Bank ST, from Westst to
By Assistant Alderman Ltisssl-Ths fhIrtyah from Broad
Assistant Alderman Lc6elha tss iroa I'll s, to lib
ave- be paved WIN Bezin 81 rap,eSeA pavement ty 3,
By the erowal be laid sPrngt opposite Nc.
Assistant Alderman BsrlerI,t pfmou be given Ar,hory
Svoh place ornamental street lamp 10 iol OF No ~ and Sn
nt Of No 2iS asve provided that e same be done at b,
Commissioner Of Public WorAs.
By the same-bat given Qurk place ard
berp watering the Sidewalk front Of BIS prme on the
southeast corner Of llhaVe and oh provided The SANE Be done at
bis expense
p Assistant Alderman Mecsrh,rlt permission ls gr'a 70 Ame,
his northeast OF lstANt and Sts prod
the be done at bis expense.
trnedThst permission he a. JAMES
Winters and kecp Watering The sdcu all 10 Out II
on the north west Of luhI' aud h provided
the be- doae az his expense
PLACID
Prom IA. Comm Of Public Nor Transmitting appor onmuts
Of a,se..men the ~ various public improvements
PlPgHs yHoN
to
from I'm 10 Sh av,s f,m SHAW
thereof also 6; 81 ~ 5th-avrs To- fence lot
tls corner anil 3ith mains Gc w t3l.
fu bytat Al g. fi-ayes; rsg
st s Ia sd-Ayrs. donate = "a %
Ann, church 10 psy fgng SIDES AIS. guitar asg
in Bth a,u 10 Jaye h to Gdl -.
also west side Of shave. th ih permit
Hare. 10 watering trough ia 3ihst IA. penitte
erection Of watering trough The se ~ the 100
north Of glthst 1d lght lamp eide af ,c
M feet north also opposite No
one opposite tithst opposite
TAO Lamps OPPOSITE lt East tthst upp. he
entrance 10 de IiifOrphan Astlhm " West ihh-r
Resolution pcmi. Mich 81 CraU % place ornAmtnt lamp on
LAMP l,si %. 81 Lraadg AZ lld iitl *.
Oh motion Adjourned WILLIAM u. MoLuNLlt triA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
MRS. WOODHULLs FAMILY-THE RESULT OF
FREE LOVE.

The examination in the case of James II.
Blood charged with assaulting Mrs Annie Clafn OF No
l26 East Twenty-ffth-st. begun yesterday after
noon at the Essex Market Police Court Much OF the
testimony utterly unfit for publication Mrs Clain
reiterated her former statement to Boods threats to
murder her. and further said that when Blood ran
after her through the house with the intention OF killing
her. daughter Victoria had interered and prevented
the crime. In conclusion she said: Before these Tree
lovers came into my family had the sweetest FAMILY
that was ever on EARTH this internal free love de-
stroyed it all" ~,o, ,
Mrs Mary sparr daughter OF Mrs. Claim, corroDo-
rated mothers testimony in respect TO Boods nav
cared intention OF the other members OF the family 10
put the mother in insane asylum ana that victoria,
her sister had twice married Blood, having been once
divorced from him. - ,,--
Mr. Blood having been sworn, denied ever having
threatened the life Of Mrs Clan; and testified that he
had been twice married but that he procured divorce
from his first wife before marrying Mrs. WOOdhul; ne
admitted as Mrs Clahin had asserted that Dr. Wood.
hulI the former husband of his wife, lived IN the same
house with them all. The examination WAS mere hu
led uuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
p4SSENG Frs SAILED.

POR SAN FRASCISCO-In steamship Henry Chauncey. NAV b
Mrs WIN s Elmunds and daughter w Ksmbe and
lady and children, Wha d. freh Mrs David L.
Jones and f. g. Jones D. C. Jones wife and children
Mrs Mar Watson Miss Carrie COpock Miss L. Bge0S T. Eer
infant and mother Miss Adelaide Keaer Miss
E.e Holman 1eea sehad and children Cbss Merae J.
Tbaer Margaret Kane. Nichols Smith Chas Richards John T.
TAYLOR r. Ceaver Miss Alice Pngs James " smith j. T. Terry
Thon Godfrey Jack Minnie G. Waters Amena Wilson, Jennie Camp
Aspnya e.c-Justn SchmeIing d. L. Parker. Mrs Gle
men Nathan AMI Mrs Hsrabeg children and
Faulkner Clarence Engr Mrs susan Person
Franklin Ewers Nicholas Oang Iador solomon and wife H. Whey
Miss Augustine " A. Garcia C. Delorre Eoy haro
Cuebas Dr. p r. Keene Rogue Gastn Manuel lauan John d.
OChrty Silva and wife and Miss Silva Rudopho Had T. H. Van
Patten, r. A. Gray wife and children Hugo hoesstn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
DECISIONS.

Superior Co~t-Specal Ierm.By Judge MeCunu.- -
Dan @ X One rartsd Iln ng BAter-Moton 10 on
Granted With 10 Of this motion 70 abide Lord ag
Wb,os ri Coburn Stu,esaut Ag Grsr ct a. Marks
Andrews 81 al Mnder ng Alden hpee ~ Stens'se ct al Hum
~, sot Abbot - al-fnen rsBd Wehe AT Butler - al
'' sisJ stb y 10 costs plaintiff Wilson Ag WGassorh
Order Of reference.
Cannon Pleas Speoiai TGm-By Judge Loew.-
Patton at. Piokhsrt.--Moton granted
Marine Court-Pa,f by Judge Shca.-Sears
sr SsmuJudgmeut verdict Tor the pnh Tor p9D ana o9,is
With S25 allowance CleinlDs agt 0efr' hnghol 'se ''
missed. DauOw sgt Eaycr.-Dsc,nunrtl mn p -.
stOue.--Diitnissed.
Enri I~D Iudrs Aro,l nprlng at naa. Jsl.nenl "1 ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
p4SSFNGERS dPRITED.

FROM LIyERPooI.In steamship City Of Paris Msy l5.M G.
chilli Mecah Mrs NJ A. Smith, T. Warburton and
two children and wife, John A. Foye A. w. Quicker,
OBrep j. Marshall James Grove 3 r. Doane, r. H. Terry d. j.
Evans and family John Brand D. HUDSON John Kemp j. H. Parne
webb C. Todd Mr. Williams Aler Fogy, Mr. and Mn Bnen,
W Perkins j. L. ByTre H. W. A. Granger, Mis- Allen
Mr. and Ms, MARTA Mr. and Mrs Douglas, and
child, Mr TAYLOR b. Lowe. Mr. and Mr. Ingram, Mr. Bray
Mr. Hamilton Mr. G. A. Guild. G. II. Leppe W. oker, H..
w DERBY Y. Derby SIR Sties Miss sliels, Mrs Carter.
PROM MALrA-In steamship Titan, May l5-Ms Jas Buchanan
MIS- e. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16

ltor and paid under protest. by the plaintiff 81 o g. The
Collector chsnge his decision regard the additional duties
mposs ami an appeal Secretary Of the Treasury who
ovrue permission offer further arguments In support Of It,
such arguments effect this acton begun
The question TO be decided is il hoopiron "cut to
lengths punched and ready for use" raw material or
"A manufactured article under the tariff act of June 80,
t9G42
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
Coma Jslano Real estate for Bale.

A PLOT of 81 ACRES, at Willett's Point, near
"A Flushing mile from railroad depot nd near %
IA yery extended % the East RIVER OaL
divided 10 great advantage Cottage the properly run @
with JAMES b. PARSONS, - Puest Or VIII Be ieAs o'
purposes
NOR SALE-At Manhasset, l.. IT, Is miles :, from
cy tide water GRIST MILL; new 2stox hotSE;o a. NJ
COTTAGE rooms barn. and y land Price SIo d. A.
rutland Co. Beelman-st, \. 7.