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New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
THE SPANISH REPUBLIC.

DFsERTIONs TO THE CARLIsTS-FIREARas 10 BE
PURCHASED ABROAD.
BAYoSNE. Tuesday, April s, 1873.
Ten officers and GO privates belonging to a
hussar regiment in Gen. Payias command, have gone
over TO the Carists Several artillery officers have also
left their regiments and joined the Carlsts.
1t Is reported that Menoti Garibaldl has arrived at
Barcelona and offered the Republicans his services
against the Carss The latter have received batteries
OF artillery and resumed active operations IN Navarro
They DESTROYED with gunpOwder arch OF the railway
bridge at Peuhls, iuterruptng communication between
Miranda and YiLtoria.
MADRID, Tuesday. April :. 1873.
he Gazette contains decree authorizing u" Minister
OF War TO purchase $1,000 rifles abroad
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

THE SEVENTY AND THE CHARTER.
IatroRrANT MEETTNG-TnE REPORT OF THE COM
mITrEE ON LEGISLATION SUBMITTED.
The hall of the Committee OF Seventy was
crowded lat evening.
Promptly at 8, the Chairman, Mr.. James IN. Brown
called the meeting order and, aer dispOsing OF the
roll call and OF the previous session, he called
for the reports OF committees.
Prof Theodore w. Dwight Chairman of the Commit
Tee on Legislation, responded, and read the following
report and accompanying resolutions:
since the last meeting of your body the City Charter
has made satisfactory progress Various schemes in
regard 10 the appointing power have been presented,
considered foS a time, and properly abandoned. The
plan now under consideration IN the senate-givng the
frmation by the Board of Adermen-is coupled with
an indefinite qualification, whereby certain officers are
sYcented from its operation. Nothing will satisfy the
aud plain proposition which you have 40 many times
rsteratea namely: The power to appoint al officers
without exception, must be given 10 the Mayor, subject
TO confirmation by the Board OF Aldermen. This plan Is
sound IN principle. readily eomprehended by al and
practicable in its operation. The scheme OF retaining
certain officers is illogical founded partisan consider
ations, and offensive to all unpreiudced men.
Your Committee, at this late stage OF the discussion,
do not propose To argue this question Ibey SIMPLY
submit this in part mat an Opportunity may be given 70
plan of city government which you have proposed TO
The Committee OF the Legislature
II strongly TO be hoped that should the Charter pass
the Senate ts present form Conference Committees Of
the Houses will agree to leave the whole subject OF
appointments where it, properly belongs.
We respectfully submit the following resolutions:
Resocsd. That the power OF appointment 10 offices,
under the ey charter should be vested IN the Mayor,
subject TO confirmation by the Board OF Aldermen. To
this there must be absolutely no exception, and we un
qualifedly condemn the scheme now under consider
ation In the senate, whlch eAoepts Iron the general
power Of appointment certain speched officers, as un-
Spopery 40 pace in the cts organic law We respect
fully cal upon the members OF the Senate 70 act in a
patriotic spirit, and vest the power OF appointment
m its most simple form in the Mayor and the Aldermen
Resored That the thanks OF all good citizens are emf
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
THE SENATE DEBATE.
THE TAX EXEMPTION SECTION STRICKEN 0Ur-A
CITY PRINTING BOARD EsTABIIsHED-FINING
JUDGEs sALARIEs-AHOTHER AMENDMENT TO
THE TWENTY FIFTH SECTION.
points.


CITY PRINTING BOARD sTABIIsHEp-FNING
JUDGEB sALARIEe-AHoTHER AMENDMENT TO
THE TwEETY-FIFrH SECTION.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCnl
ALBANY, April s-After the reading Of the
journal this morning. Senate went into Committee OF
the whole on the New-York Charter, the question re-
curing on OF Senator Benedict 70 reconsider
the vote by which the 1Osth section, providing for tax
exemptions, was adopted
Mr. Murphy argued that IL not just 70 exempt one
Masonic institution in New-York City, and leave 80
many other equally meTitOrous institutions 10 be taxed
He favored the striking out OF the entire section.
d. p Wood favored no exceptions ia taxation except
those IN the general law.
The motion 20 reconsider prevailed and motion Of
Mr. Murphy the clause e1emptng ffom TAXATION the
property of the Masonic Hall and Asylum Fund was
stricken out.
Mr. Benedict IN the conrse Of an argument, said that
An erroneous impression prevailed az TO the property o
the new Roman Catholic Cathedral 10 HevYork City,
10 tho effect that the city gave the square on Fthaye
TO that denomination This not 70; that church had
purchased the property from their own church funds
Mr. Woodn moved 10 amend by allowing no exemptions
hut those under the general laws of the state lie
aware that this would operate harshly some instu
tions like the ProtectoTy aud Juvenile Hospitals but tie
general law could be changed making II wider 10 IFS
scope 20 cover similar ali over the State. The
amendment was adopted
MI Benede: moved 10 strike ont the amended section
James Wood said ths question oi exemptions from
taxation was delicate one. Efforts had been made a
number OF tunes remedy the abuses existing, nut uad
failed lie favored meeting this question boldly aud
voting upon H. and then recommended striking oJt stho
entire section. Agreed 10 unanimously.
Several minor amendments were made
on motion OF Senator Woodiu the e6-h section
was amended 50 10 permit certain special work On
boulevards ana avenue winch was beng done ~ days
work 10 be- flushed according TO law.
Mr Johnson moved "a amend The 10th section giving
the Mayor the power 10 designate nyo papers 20 piIut
udyertisemonts canug attention 10 TIE Cliy heco'd
Nj Woodu wanted one printing department, and da.
sfed that board consist OF the Mayor, Corporation
CottI,sel and Commissioner OF Pablo Worn
MI Johnson warned the Repnbncau heuators that tho
efforts 20 strip Mayor ayemeycr OF the powers vested
n hat ofl..o Wolld not DO sustained by tue people
MI WOodn said there were S2.OOoOOO claimed Ia Do
due newspaper. New York city, for advertising Or
der.d b. dhercnl persoas H. propOssd. ia h- aneAd
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
TIE LATEST GLEANINGS.
THs QUEST FOR coRPsEs-MoRE ABOUT THs CUR
RENTS

THs QUEST FOR CoRPsEs--MoRE ABOUT THF CUR
RENTS
HALIFAX, April s.-0nly one body was re-
covered from the Atlantic wreck tOday-that OF an un
known passenger The divers in state-room the
bodies OF two ladies' believed 10 be those OF Miss Brode
OF Chicago and Miss Barker of Orange N j. The steamer
North American, which arrived last night from Balt
more, reports having passed . body floating 90 miles
south OF Halifax.
Capt Isaac Smith OF the coastne steamer W. A. starr
questioned to-day in regard 70 the current spoken
OF by Capt Williams. He says all coasters are
acquainted with strong currents running north and
west in Shore and south and west further out AT tins
especially the current is strong but at tine most
1t would not make difference OF more than knot OF
a knot and quarter, therefore he IL satisfied that at
midnight the Atlantic must have been less than As miles
from samhro light, she could not have got TO
Meagher's Head when she did.
SURVIVORS AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April S.-Forty-two survivors of
the Atlantic disaster arrived in this city tonight, and
cared for by the agents Of the White star Line and
a Committee OF Citizens
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
WHY THE cIrYs SERVANTS ARE NOT PAID.

WHY THE CITY's SERVANTS ARE NOT PAID
Many complaints have been made from time
10 time by tho city officials aud employees account OF
the delay ~ adjustment Of pay rolls. Generally
these complaints have been directed AGAINST the Finance
Department, aud the supPosuon prevails that the Con
roer u to aIne the repeated delays. Inquiry by
TRBuSF reporters establishes that It Is the custom Of
the Controller to settle all pay-rOis on The first
Of every month within day or two
thereafter providing they duly sen, TO the Depart
u,ut for examination and the preparation OF warrants
This is not always done, aud consequently the delay Is
10 be 10 the department. which fan 20 send
tue reports n time The March payroll of the employees
OF the Repair. supply Department OF Dock was not
received at the Controllers Office uutl AItA 4 The
following payolls OF the Dcpartmen, OF fdohc Work.
were no, received uu,i April g. although thor cXauina
tou b. now a'r.uCug ~ iapulJ 90 po's!1. lu th' ~
yartincut o. Finance. ,
Rrpatr, @e, lp's and s'op'o,ki sewers repairing
and rlraulu-- engineers TuIt Inspectors un H'Ntf'
cIetnluv prtir tioHrs. tree t.atuc tltGFt hup ahI
glsngi'cr' aua lsIutefs tluul AluCttt cmWy'r
ani labo.cr,' roids ana .uucs. spuokiur ~, g..
The roll ut thr INSPECTORS .u ttc huit au -. 1u
utuyrm.nts kcIt bach al! uot receive" ~ 'H' ~"
ua..er uHtu Monday, AgrA :.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.

APPROACHING ELECTION IN PARIS TO FILL SEAT
IN THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on ACCOUNT
OF THE LYONS MUNICIPALITY BILL.
PARIS. Tuesday. April S. 1873
An election will soon be held in Paris to fill
a vacant seat in the Assembly. The candidates
R6musat supporter OF President Thers and Barodet.
an extreme Radical The contest attracts general aten
tion and the journals full OF IL.
LYONS Tuesday, April g, 1873
The members OF the Municipal Council and OF the
Council General of the Department protesting against
the law recently adopted by the National Assembly aboi
ishing the central municipality, have resigned.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE VIENNA EXHIBITION


DIVISION INTO GRoUPs-THB PROPOSED DISPLAY IN
THE DEPARTMENT OF ARTS-THE AMERICAN
BUILDING.
LONDON. Tuesday, April g. 1873.
The exhibitors at Vienna will be divided
groups according the character OF their contr
buttons. Each group will have President aud two
Vice President Mr. Sanborn advises Minister Jay that
the Presdences of the groups OF Education and OF tho
Trade and Commerce of the World aud VicePresiden-
cies Of the groups of Civil Engineering and Public Works
and Architecture and FarmhoUses have been assigned
to the United States.
To the department Of Art fine display Ia promised.
England sends paintings valued in the aggregate at
81 100000; France will contribute 500 paintings aud
Italy 800 statues.
The carpenters are at work the American building
MANY buildings devoted to other nauOnaes are already
completed Elaborate show have arrived from all
parts OF Europe. In this respect the Americans aso
fall behind the others.
Gov Walker has appointed the following Commission
ers to represent the state Of Virginia the Vienna
Exposition:
Gen. Bradley 7. johnson, Charles j. Anderson + Rob
inson, j. r. V. Daniel, and Major Frederick scott. OF
Richmond Prof NJ. W. Humphreys Of Lexington, Alex
ander Mcdonald OF Lynchburg Simon H. Heb Oi Stahn'
ton, and Prof. j. Z. Foertsch Of Alexandria
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
GRIMES AND cAsuMuEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

4 man named Grouse murdered his wife 10
lrunA S0ah"l 90
ta,hr. lie vas lodged 10 jail
John Savage. late cashier of the Lechmcre Va
~ suk st Boston gu, q tmbe M ~ he iunl o. 90
bans and viii be sentenced 30 MAJ
The steamer New state, bound 10 Wheeling
vh ul cargo oasrcbslsr a uualsr Of psstnrrr ssn N
collision viii De oNbJ.. Ee -aA' acrs'u h's "''4''
ll-ud aul s4nk -
Ursula Spangler who, with her co''s'h we
l * e "a le,t- a. Nas, TO- lssH. af ,uuiAf 0r i ms'
of tl-r ,e Innate el. o0-isses taaky lo'n' 30" '' 30
C,iaI Fall Frily last
m The upper floor Of Patterson, bgts g,
to dri saoh1u.r Lousl, ~. Ts' Ia r' " 30.
vst. OF ~hsk upou crash DE essaN H'"f iA''
ytQ taf,4 II la balclug
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

Cod" he said as left him. "it is horrble II all
seems to me like fearful nightmare" Poor man /!
Can he ever be happy againi
LATER.-Capt. Merritt returned from the wreck
tins evening. Only one body that of steerage
passenger. has been raised to-day. Capt. Merritt
has determined to remove some of the plates on the
starboard side of the vessel, which is still out of
water, and cut hole through that the bodies of
the cabin passengers may be recovered immediately
He does not think they can be reached in any other
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Prince of Wales was yesterday installed
Grand Commander Of the order OF Knights Tempar.
The Rev. Charles II. SpurgeOn has been Of
fered $4,000 to deliver lectures in the United states
NIitschajefl, the Russian political murderer
who was condemned 20 20 years exile, with bard labor
suot himself on the way 10 Siberia.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09
TEIFGRAPHIC NOTES.

"A contract has Just been closed 10 transport
from Austin Teras by ihs Missouri kins4s All ltAs oAo ''t
100 car loads Of sheep lsbout 300 oT tt New fofi lseL
80. The Jacques viii case haze been COMPROMISED
In way 10 ay Notester. Aa the otJ eoiaug
goistssoB sIs> ~, ~ Is s Sseg' gs~as' w A'H
lOspltA
New-York tribune., 1873-04-09

show miles than actually heard guns
from Sambro.
The Court then adjourned till Thursday morning.
at 10 o'clock TO enable Quartermaster Ovens, sho
is at the scene of the wreck be seut for md
TO arrive
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-22
A Novel. SPECTACLE.

There is something extremely sadden-
ing in the sudden extinction of a cher
ished illusion. AS science spreads, so
do ancient traditions become as if they
never had been, and the exchange read
er is made perpetually to mourn at the
funerals of his Doyhood's dearest beliefs.
One of these-and very tough and
sturdy one-has just gone to the silent
tomb in Vermont. The power of the
human eye over the wild and ravening
wild beast has long been an engaging
subject for School Readers and pedagog
ical anecdote, and among the firm be-
levers in it was q certain professor of
that state. Various skeptics of his ac-
quaintance having dared to doubt this
power, the professor was moved to con-
vince them, and selected for the object
of his experiment ferocious animal of
the bovine tribe which had long awed
and terrified the neighborhood. Attend
ed by retinue of disbelievers, this sci
entific gentleman sauntered into the
pasture where the animal was peacefully
grazing, and fixed his awful eye upon
the same. The next thing which the
bystanders observed was the spectacle
OF somewhat discomposed philosopher
being tossed twenty-seven feet into the
air, and coming down in state of mind
on the safe side of the fence. So pass
away the beautiful dreams of youth.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-22
DENNsYLYANIA RAILROAD.

EDENNSILlANlA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT
TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST.
On and ter Sunday, September 81, 1873 Express
trains leave Elizabeth as follows =
1918 A. NJ Fast Line, daily excelt Sunday. for
Harrisburg, Pittsburg Cleveland and the West
with Pullman Palace Cars through without
change, to Pittsburg, Fort Wavne, and Chicago
and Columbus, Cincinnati, and Louisville, ana
with Parlor Cars from New York to tittsburg.
~ Z. Nj. Cincinnati Express daily. for Harris
burg, Pittsburg, and the West, with Pullman
Palace Cars through, without change. to Pitts
burg, indianapolis, Louisville. Cincinnati. st
Louis. and Chicago.
7,3s P. NJ. southern Express. daily for Harris
burg, Piitsbtrg,-and the southwest, with Putt
man Palace Cars through, without change, to
Pittsburg, Co umbus anu Cincinnati.
900 P. M. Pacific Express, daily, tor Harrisburg
Pittsburg. and the West, with Pullman Palace
Cars through, without change, to tittsburg
Crestline, Fort Wayne, Chicago and Indiana
polls.
For Baltimore, Washington and the south, via
Pennsslyania Air Line, at 93s a. NJ. daily, OK
cept Sunday, with new Pullman Parior Cars i;
y 10 7. Al. with new Pullman Phrlor and Sleep.
ing Cars, and GAG r. NJ, daily, with new Pull
man Palace Sleeping Cars attached, and via Bal
tmore Ohio railroad, with sleeping Car at
tached, at SIS p. m.
For Newark and New York, AL, $40, 500, 6.40
ITO. IS, 7.5l, 10, s %, 40, 913, 9.29, $40
1888 1893. II 0s. 1f.50. A. NJ; 12.4i. 1.27, LAO,
Eau, QUO, o-3u, 4-oUb OBS, O.u2, b.50, I.lU,
7.59, $40, 9,SS, 1925 and 1l.25 P. NJ. Sunday
trains 81, 600, 80, 1913, A. Nj; 3.06 $50,
ITO, 9.10 and 9.29 P. NJ.
For Philadelphia, II 50, S.3S, $685. 1913. A. NJ,
LILO, 431 "a, 7.3s, a.13, 800, P. NJ, via. West
Phiiadelphia; TAO A. M. and so p M, via
900 P. NJ.
For Railway 1882, As, 7.l5, TAO $3.50, 9.4S, 1899
A Nj, 10 As, as, 239, BIT, $50, 4lS
4.49, 5l5, 557, 623, 6.42, $50 TIC, TAG. S.13,
S6t, lo46 r. Nj. Sunday trains, 5.57. $50 and
For New brunswick, 1882 7.4O, s.ss. s.53 and 93s
A Nj l2.45 2.39, $50, 4.37, 4.49, 657. $50, P.
Nj. Sunday train $50 and S.l3 Z. NJ.
For Perth Amboy and Woodbridge, 6.45, 1899 A.
M, 3.17, Ais SIS. and 6 AZ p. NJ.
For East Milestone. $3.50 A. NJ, 12.45 40, and 557
P. NJ,
For LaIasertvine and Pennington, s.ss A NJ, and
For Phillipsburg and Be,videre, 2.s9 and 4.s7 P.
NJ.
For Bordentown, Burlington and Camden, TAO,
10.l3A. NJ, Ito, 2. SO. 4.ST, 5.42 and 7.3S P. NJ.
For Freehold, 7.40 A. NJ, 2.39 and 4.37 p. M.
Leave New York for Elizabeth, 600 $50. 100,
TAO, Sic, 900, 1000, 11.00, A. M, IL, M,
100. 200, $50, $40, $40, 4.10, 40, 20,
$40, 6o0 6.l0, $50, 90, 730, $40, 1000. IL 3d.
p. NJ, and 1900, night. Sunday $40. 6l0,
Z so and $40. P. VI.
For further information zee time tables, which
can had at the ticsetcfices.
a. j. OAssATT. General Manager.
D. NJ. BOYD, Dr., Gen. Pass. Agent
f.. W. JACKSON,
Genl sup't U. r. r. Of N. j. Div.
G, W. BARKER, sup't N. Y. Div.
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@ HERIFF'S sALE.-In Chancery of New Jer-
- sey.-Between the Fireman's Mutual Insur-
ance Company. omplainal ts and August Schiller,
and ais defendants F'eri facias.
ty virtue Of the above stated writ OF fieri facias,
to me directed. shall expose for sale at public
vendue. at the Court House, in the city of Eliza
BETH N. j., on Wednesday, the LIST day of October.
A. ID. 1873, at two O'Clock p. m. Of said day, all
that tact or parcel land and premises, situate,
lying and being In the city OF Elizabeth, in the
county of Union, al d state of New Jerse
Beginning in the soutberlyl ii of Laura sire ct
one hundred and twenty-five feei westerly from
the westerly line of Sp ing street thence running
eoutheastery At laIalle. with Spring street one
hundred feet thence westerly and parallel with
Laura Rtrett twenty fact thence northerly and
parallel with the first course hundred teet 10
aura street thence easterly along said street
twenty feet to the place of beginning Also, The
u.s. of the well and the right OF way defined ard
pecitied in deed to the sale August Schiller
from Michael clark and wife. bearing cate De-
emoer %, 1871, ard beirg the same pr misses de-
ecribed in said deed.
SETH b. RYDER, Sheriff
Elizabeth. July 25. 1873. 81 4wTu
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@ HERIfF 'S SaLE.-In Chancery of New Jer-
- sey.-Between Amos Clark Jr., complainant
and John M. Ramsey, ct ais, defendants. Fl. ia
for sale of mortgaged premi es
By virtue of the above stated writ Of ieii facias
to me directed, 81 all expose for sale, at public
yendue, at the Court House, in the city of Eliza
beth, N. j., on Wednesday, the day of Octo-
Der, A. D. 1873 at two O'Clock p. m OF said day.
all that tract of land and premises, situate, lying
and being in the city of Elizabeth, county Of
Union, and state of New Jersey
beginning It the corner formed by the inter-
section or the noriherly Inns of the Essex and
Middlesex turnpi Q road and the westerly line OF
Bayway ( s now established thence running
alun4 said lise of SAID turnpike south ty-five de-
grees al twelve minutes west elev hundre
and forty wo ft ct to land or late of widow OF
- Winans thence along that land north fifty
TWO d. erees ana f)ItY-eIe minutes vest three
hundred and twenty-five feet the north sixty
TWO degrees and ffty-s minutes cast forty-six
feet five inches t ell north twenty degrees and
forty minutes west fur hundred ana thirty.sx
eet five in hes to the railroad of the New Jert ey
Railroad and Transportation Company thence
along tnat railroad north forty-fSe degrees and
thin ty-one minutes eest ten hundred and lime
feet to said line OF Bayway, and thence alcng that
line south forty-oEe degree and five minutes east
eight fund1 ed ninety -v+ feet Eve inches to The
place of beginning, contain ng twenty acres and
ree-hundredths OF an acre, more or lefs.
SETH B. RYDER, Sheriff
Elizabeth, July Goth, 1873. 70 4wTu
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AlHERsFt's SALE.-r Mon County Circuit
- urt.-Owen Farrelly vs.. Ira Exley. ii. IA
de BIO. ct ter. In case.
sHER1FF's SALE,-UEio ion County Circuit Court
Michael Doyle vs. Ira Exley. FL ia. ce DO. ct ter.
In ,ase
hy virtue of the above stated writs I ieri facias
to me directed, shall expose for sale, at public
We due, at the Court House, in the city of Eliza
beth. N. j.. on Wednesday, the list cay of Octo-
Der, A D., 1873 at two O'Clock p. m. OF said day,
all the estate, right title and interest of the said
defendant Ira Exley, in and to all those tracts or
parcels Of land and premises situate, lying and
being in the city Of Elizabeth, in the county If
Unon al state Of New Jersey
First tract. Be inning the north side of
Chestnut street, in said city of Ehzabe h. at
stake distant one hundred and tp elve feet six
inch, easterly from the east line of Jefferson
nue., which stake is on the southeast corner of
land now, + late OF John McCloud, and thence
running along the line of saio land northerly in
course at right angles with Chestnut st eet one
humid ed and twenty five feet tbs nee in easter
ly direction in a course parallel with said Chest
nut street TWEEN y-tve feet thence southerly and
at right angles tn said Chestnut street one hun
dreo and tive ty-five feet TO the Lire Of said
Chestnut stree, thence westerly along said last
named line twenty five feet to the place of be
ginning. Being The me premises conveyed to
the said Ira txley b, John hi ely and wife, by
deed dated October s, 1856, and ordt in book
233 OF Deeds for Essex county, pages SIT and 5is
Second tract. Be- innii a the corner formed
by the iniersectio of the orti erl line of Flora
str ct with the erly line If henry street
ming thence ll nortL eriy aloi aid line of Henry
street OF hundred ie Z; thence 2) easteriy and
parallel with said line of Flora street one hundred
feet thence (3) southtr ly ard parallel with the
first course one hundred feet to said line of Flora
street thence ~ westerly along that lie one
hundred feet 10 the place Of beginni g. Being
the same land and premises conveyed to said Ira
Exiey by James G. Blake and wife
SETH b. RYDER, shsrif
Elizabeth. July 81, 1873 80 4wTu
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SHERIEF'S sAI.E.-In Chancery of New Jer-
- sey.-Between Susan Wood, and Meeker
wood, her husband, complainant, and Herman
Bodicker and wife, ct al, defendants. Fieri ia
cias
By virtue of the above tied writ Of fier facias
to me directed, shall expose for sale. at public
vendue. at the Court House, in tn, city of Eliza
beth, N. j., on Wednesday, the Sth day of october
A. 1873, at two O'Clock =. m. of aid day, all
that house aud lot. tract or parcel of land aud
premises. hereinafter particnle w described,
situate, lying and being in tie ci If Elizabeth.
in the county of Uniop and state u New jersey !:
B. ginning in the snutherly line OF agnolia street
seventy-hve tet along that line te,ly from the
southeasterly corner Of said street and Madison
avenue late Meadow street.; thence easferly along
said line OF Magnolia street tventy-sixs feet six
inches to the lai d of the Mistes Abbott thence
sostherly 81 ng their line eighty feet thence
westerly Parallel with and eighty feet southerly
from the said inc of Magnolia street one hundred
feet more or less, TO the easteriy line Of Madison
avenue thence oriherly along that tne thirty
feet thence easterly larallel with said line Fl
Magnolia street seveuty-fye fest ; aAd thence
northerly fifty feet to the place OF beginning
SETH b. RY DER, Sheriff.
Elizabeth, August list, 1873. 10 4wTu