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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

Buildings rero-e for week eu ling sept p 1873:
2l9 Mouroet, unsafe beams OF water c'ei l. n H.
No ~ Tah ave- unsa 70 front wall; Rlvari Nathan
No 32j Teuthaye unsafe front wa EiTam FPatrck owner
wall; Henry C0InelY, ONncT
Manhatan-st an4fs and walls: George '" Lewis
No l67 Chyest unsafe wall aud archesi william T. Horn
No A pyrgtonst unsafe chmneys; Mrs. Williams owner
No 90 East Honou-, unse chmneys; M sheppard owner
n, 25l liOuOn-s. unsafe chmueys j. M Patterson, agent
No. 245 Twenty nntasL unsafe nor'l gable AAIsafe' ~
se Of Nnhave 100 feet south Of FyEht, unsafe
front wall; NJ. A. stafford. owner ,
No 1856 sout unsafe front AMI was J. T. Barnard Sons
-, . -. III. , AZ
No. 29 Creenes rear unsafe gener,y; Jane Scott
No 200 Bast Twenty ghtst unsafe bAuade AJne' bo'ne'
..-- -, - =. ..uu.
No. 23l ForaIlst rear unsafe extension chimney r.
Poehrenbach.
No. 236 West seyenths rear unsafe geney unknown
All wasnqtons unsafe gable above roof James Price agent
NO SOB Thirty ghthst unsafe fout pess James Doiman
No 179 Princest unsafe foundation; C. Dellne owner
No unsafe front and walls James Wech owner
No 33l West Seyenteenh unsafe front WALL T. H. GRADY AGENT
1866 East Eighty Ourth't unsafe mont wall Nc a. H. ran
ming. . w.. -. -, - Iii =. 4,
chimney; T. Baldwin, IL. agent . -, , Ill .
Hast side Tenhve rs feet nOrh Rfysecon unsafe north wall
No. $40 Si4 and SAG Broadway unsafe first aOOr VIM Gibson
No. ss6 sntoust unsafe aoo eorne &c John g. Atige
No l79 Chaham unsafe floors east aud front wall James
No Isl East Broadway floors; A. Fnning agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

day, suit was begun by eopsas against William Latt
mer Robert w. Nesbit. and jerome 9. HILL 70 recover
IA os as ia gold for an alleged violation Of section Go OF
the act of March 2, 1879
The La Motto Lead Company of Missouri
has instituted proceedings IN the Supreme Court against
Messrs Evans & Askin OF Birmingham England, to re-
cover debt of s25 900 In gold and attachment mas
been issued against their property here.
John +. Seymour & Co. of No. 70 Warren
at have begun proceedings in the Supreme Court Tor
the recovery Of debt OF 1927 90 due them from uoors
W. MEYERS and o. b. Monnett Of Bucyrus onl1 p, a NV
have attached the property OF Defendants "''" ~
Walter Carr & Co. OF No 81 Pearl-st
The suit of the Mutual Life Insurance Com-
many against James w. Macauley, in the Supreme Court
has been discontinued. The suits of william H. kaynor
arainst George r. Fearing, and OF the Gcrinana BANK
AGAINST Mary A. Hewett and Others nave usO ptrI uo
continued and in the latter case without furter costs 10
either party :. ..
Last week Judge Fancher gave Wit OF
perempory mandamus, ordering the Controller TO pay
Messrs Traphagen McCave, and seaver 5000 fees Tor
acting az Commissioners OF the Boulevard Openlhg' An
ap,eal was taken and motion Of Mr. Andrews, coqn.
sci for the Corporation, Judge Fancner Ses,oIuEay
granted stay pending the suit, on condition lne etI
gives short notice for argument IN the OCTOBER ueneld
Term.
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PASSENGRRS ARRIVED

PROM LIYERPOOLIn ne StamEfp Greeee sert 29-G Ben
nett Mr Bono. Mr. Brown Mrs. Campbell Miss Lille Campbell j.
Campbell j. Cayanagh, Chapman, Duggan w. NJ Lambert
DnmOre. Miss fIteh. AZ. Hanson, Rev A. HILL Prof r. G.
Hbbertl Rev. l. Breokinrldge j. ID. Hunt Rev. Dr. Ken
nedv ard wife g. K0b Mrs e. KOb o. L,ssns Landou Mas
ter Landon Mr. Mcclure Mr. aud Ms Acuuess Mcmahon Dr.
g. j. W. Mnzer b. Maeknoh Mr. Nicolas joseph Steirer Mr.
and Mr. j. g. Smart Aad child T. Talbot A. Talbot Il ~
TbeBsei, Tnynor Nj and Mrs scott Misc Williams Miss r.
Cohn Mira Ltndsberg Mrs L. Black Master Rpge Mrs. C,mpbs
and child Miss Crea Mrs L. Davies Capt g. Ggs Capt Hanson
Mrs M A. Harold and two chlren Mrs T. Irving LIE Bar and
child mA G. T. Palmer Mas sOme r Speakman j. Yanerber
Van Lambseht A. Van Lambaeht p HAnawin H. Clarke
Mrs street. Miss Street Major Il. MoGnnes Hts Sullivan ~
spige, Mr.. and Mrs Smith
PROM sAYAhNAIIn steamship Herman Ltrfnosfoa Sept 90
j. heynsnd M FanceE VIM VARIED J. L. Smalwooi ~ r. Ham.
L. FRED Miss Hattie Dam, Miss Katie SaHborn L. Hubbel
Lieut. g. BAkeman g. T. Inpler, A b. Luce Mr. Wheeler b. r.
Wright
Prom CARDRPIn steamship Tfmbrot Sept 20-John
land Jos weller Ms j. Walker samu. Lew and
Mdge DaiAne AMI daugner T. Mister WIFE daughter and
y Scott and wife Ms Jane Morris Michael Stern Mrs. m
Evans, Mrs Mary John H. R'had wife daughter
L. De GTaebJ aud vile, a. Il. Smith. q. u. Morris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
CIVIL NOTES.

William T.. TrOup of No. 4S Park-place has
attached the property OF Hiram Saunders OF Bingham
ton N " in AN action in the Supreme Court to
debt OF <285.
David Thompson has begun an action in
the Supreme Court against the New-Ensand Iron Com
pany TO s7,6SS CT. the amount Of protested
pro'nssory note held by plaintiff
The action begun by Emile j. Seixas in the
Supreme Court. against Edward H. Tracy executor and
Laura Taylor, execuTlX OF the will OF James b. lay
lOr, deceased, has been discontinued.
In the case of Sarah L. Russell agt. The
Lake and River Improvement and Railroad and Land
Company Of the New-York Wilderness In the Supreme
Court James Dart, esq has been appointed receiver
The General Term of the Marine Court
opened, yesterday morning, before Justices Shea ana
spaulding Several cases argued and submitted
but no decisions rendered. Adjournment until
neXt Friday.
In tho United States District Court yester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
THE M'cABE HOMICIDE CONVENTIONAL.

John McCabe, ST., and John McCabe, jr,
were put on trial in the oyer and Terminer Court, be-
fore Judge Brady yesterday for murder in the first de-
gree the Indictment charging that the death of Mary
McCabe wife Of prisoner and mother Of the other
was the result OF beatngs given to her by both prison
ers. Ii appeared that the homicide unintent0na
and was altogether the consequence Of drunken quar-
rel. The younger prisoner was discharged and his
father was allowed TO plead guilty OF manslaughter In
the fourth degree and sent to the PenientaTy for
one year.
William Larken was arraigned before Judge Brady for
numbering f. X. Haverstrow. The testimony tending
to prove that the deceased forced the fight that he
only received push from Larken and unfortunately
stumbled over barrow and fell receiving I'm the fan
confusion of the brain, Assistant DstTictAtOrney Rus
sell consented q plea Of mansaughter in the fourth
degree, aud sentence deferred.
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DECIsIONs-sEPT. %.

Supreme Court hamBrs-By Judge Ingraham.-
Florence " de j. LOPEZ st Name ae Lopez fl
Fry sgt F-Mocn denied with leave TO eneW' $40 costs to de-
continued
Superior Courf-SpeciaI Term-By Judge Curtis
oBnen-Cse settled The ~ u Leaa company F st
dsys motion costs SO Underwood sgt GIeenMoon to set aside
gr15'9 s1@ Sol no ' Baum 'TS I paPH
junction denei with $40 costs Of motion to denant neess E
Kohn-The existing restraining and nGng me defendant Is
t Simdt AFT allowed to ami de-
payment plaintiffs costs and costs Of Opposing moon pay
men subsequent Poeeng tlereu6aer to stand as Fna
Company agt. ToueyMoon for reference granted NOT AT
Standardization vacse attachment granted; motion costs $40 to
By JUICE sereu1ch-Aaory Ag AmOIy-Case and exceptions
0rlered on fle Same Ggt Same-Sime'
Marine Court hambes.-ByJudge Joachimsen.-
snmer, act We-Ba reduced $50 costs abide the event
take order to that effect Lazarus AIT h.phlLae .aun 70
serve complaint and pay n cost Of ts T9o3 s11 ,s Ja
security sled and the ur have jusiae and the defend
answer rt aud another agt PreMoton denied and order Of
rest vacated with 81 costs Of motion to the P6r ZANE aa -
fyoon except ai portion which adm's r mahng OF he agae
Of lease without costs to either party MoDer as Observation-Disclosures
PAR I"B Judge Cus-Jmes Doyle agt Coulter and
another T. H. Harley for plaintiff and Sbett ana others FOR defend
an-nques ugmen BY default Tor the plaintiff SB2 90 costs
Rec S JOIN oey for nntT AID " Jcisoa for
quest and a,@sIt for hs Pag o y soSs So aI 2 "
America Roberts Dennis Qnn for P1h and Norwood and
a9oef ag George R. Hewe Henderson Penue or plaintiff
Robinson defendant lHquest and Judgment for the plaintiff fog
go sloSance Joseph &. Howe agt Peter b.
sman Dennlson Clrdozo for The plaintiff, Walsh Hubert
Eckerson for possession Of hore
wagon harness and trapping, worth $1,000 plaintiff eonade that
time stated the complaint be borrowed II 900 Of Defendant
that returned the lean With the interest
agreed upon properly be returned to him defendant he'd
that absolute sale and that the bill of sale given
bin the time absolute conveyance and not gwen as
cuty mortgage BY the psadi the jury dgrsd and dis
charged
Common --Cham1ers-7By Judge J; F. Daly;-
Edward ag. james DunseihMotoa denied opinion
DIfOuu reduced,
opinion Mare Geroer Otto GerolerReerence In divorce
By Judge Bobinson-Doopr sgt NoekeSee opinion. with W.
Miner CLERK Equity w Dana DOwsOner fled
tie petition Of Charles Weihler ct sL-Orier signed
and fled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

New buing proposed erected for which plans and speehca
tons have been submitted the Department Of Buildings during the
week ending Sept p, 1873: . - -,
ht north side, 80 feet east OF Telh'
ave- one brick building three stories 25r25 Jas hchAnus
and tenement stories, Ike; John kerst owner
Cbet No. 42l. brick workshop and Dwelling one story
lo1lO; John Brady
Cbabs east SIDE north OF Lpenarl, one brick store
house four stories 22r7J; 6. Manly owner
East Twenyfhh (rtar) No. 2l3 one bnck tenement iour
stories. 2jx36; Simon Stems owner
Fsecondt north side, 1874 feet east Of haye nT brown
Michael Maloney owner.
Jpe nohi rs feet east Of West one brick thirdclass
store one story 441sS =. W. Deyoe owner. -
south side ITO feet east OF ThrlaYe one
b,ick dlsner stories 25I6O 100 John Long
No 10, one wooden fon
stable one story. 2l125 John Stretker owner.
West 1hrteenhst. No. 33 back workshop and C four
stories. 2JIJ0. 100; s. L. PeineY owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sKw.roHk..................

PORT o. sk~-Tohk. 30
CLEARED.
steamship Anthracite Green, Phadelphla W. Kirkpatrick
s ;ssSS f Bevs1 Perez @ phssOms = amos
B Bs g"a A9 Sc. sS os % S@n
BARK AdeIna QAll Eegr Cork or Falmouth A. AgTes'a
Ann, ia,t vidulch FmOuih orders sloeeIich Co.
Barr Cecil, gtsL ca'tlgiola Naples &C. John sesger
Ba Rosns hanseu Cape Town Port Elizabeth Dovley Con.
Bng O r. Geery. Consln Savanna &e, Evans, B.la Co
sS Sscsn send @ PTsI wnG,o T. q W NJ BsreAH
schI VIM Fa5re9 Lney Sew-Iaysn o Orders 3 J. Weinberg
Schr D. snOs, Jones' Boston.
sehE Lishi Boat Wood Belfast
ARRIVED.
Steamship Pembroke (Brl Williams CariT Sept, 49, With ndse
steamship L'd5 Lycett Br Er, Bristol Sep. H. with mdss
steamship Greece r Thon Liverpool Sept, IT, Queenstown
steamship iai,cT. Reel Norfolk CIV Point and Richmond, with
mdse. and pass 70 Ola Dominion Steamship Go.
steamship Herman Livingston, Mallory, Savannah with md'e
Shin Forest of Yarmouth N ST. Armstrong Liverpool 81 days
Ship John Bunyan of sar,ro Gilmore Iavre 81 day., in ballast
ark james L. Pendea lof Qaebec) Bates Cai Aug ~, In
Bars Lorenzo Nor Hesberr Antwerp SO days In ballast
BTk Marco Polo UtaLl Gavann Hamburg ~ DAYS. IN baat
wood &c. s'''- 'OuD'' A'SuD' "'''0 o. 1A''
Bnq Lca CDom Jansen St. Domingo City 81 days, with OswOOd
sear Deora Thompson 81 George D. days Win ,pians
schr MARY Bickmore Robinson, Virginia
schr. Pere Ger) Kencke Maaesibo 80 DAYS with coffee
schE Oliver Sco6ei Disso5way Alexandra for New-sVen.
SchF. Lavna Belle. Blyls Baltimore for Hudson.
Schr. Moderator Ruion Virginia.
Scke (o saem, Dir Port Caledonia c. b. Is days
with coal
Schr. WIN. IT. Kennel. Soper, Alexandria
J. j. PharO S0per. Baltimore
Schr. Jennie A.. sheppard Wilbur. Georgtown. d. U.
Schr. Henry Parker Lewis, Georgeosu ID. q.
S0op N. A. Haywood. Strong, Virginia.
DOMESTIC PORTS
BosToS Sept 29Avei steamships Atlis lBr from Liverpool
VIM from Bamore Gaucus from hewfork bark Scotland
from Baltimore; brig Novelty. from Carlenas,
MONROE Va. sept 29Pased in for Baltimore steam
LyepOO bark Traveller ana
big Pesmo Ro Continental from Crlena Lucy
Lee RyersOn Windsor Passed Sept 2oh steam
ship ONO, bremen bark Agostino g.. for Antwerp.
FOREIGN PORTS.
PLYworrH Sept 29he Hamburg Line steamship West
ph Schwensen NewYork Sept l for Hamburg arrived here
this morning.
GLASGOW Sept 29-The State steamship Virginia Sader
from Newly YORK Sept II, has arrived here.
LIVERPOOL 29Tne steamship Caspian from Quebec and
Montreal has arrived here
IFor --latest ship ke,cs see rim Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

corner can and Bowe the Brandreih House sCuhwe corner
Cauas Broadway the Arlington Fourt eatlL; the bfeot
House. Fhhave; the Hartman Hotel B2weU =, tuoA-
Hotel BlTe Zahu's Hotel No. 1873 Chatuam-
and The Holman House at Broadway and Twenydib-st
The Hoffman House and also Frenchs New Hotel are
reported having compiled fully With every provision OF the law ana
being amply provided with all the modern appliances Tor protection
security against ire The BFeyo"r House Is po9 IS
being provided IN ample facilities therm 10 case OF e
having Eve fhts direct nom the street 70 The upler nors
thereof has been taken down. and 10 most OF te
enumerated additional ofescape ro'scton ana security
against FIRE have been recommended. ,.,,
Department repairs Gc have
been carried aBi completed. ,,.-i
Faores-wo factories officially examined during the
week 70 witt Binding III Cans-st and No. n Gleene Inc
hosting opangs of No. III Cnl, found be provided Win
substantial ripslo1rs and properly ncoed according to law"
bnr ofcuQ Of No II found % be pr0yel VIII
tr,r bat got ncosed with railing ordered u be secured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday. Sept. Q

NEw-YoRK. Monday, Sept. 90 1873.
There were no public transactions at the
Exchange to-day, and business in all departments was
extremely dun.
Mr. Jere Johnson, r.'s sale at Ingleside Queens was
very successful the attendance large, and every
lot offered sold at satisfactory prices. Full details
Of the sale viii be found below.
On Thursday. Oliver Bryan will hold an lmportantex-
eeuors sale OF thousand city lots with yalua-
able water privileges. at Barretto's Point Port
Norris in the new Twentythrd Ward Of the City OF
New-York; also. fine cottage residence and hotel
building The property is represented as being very de-
srabe in every respect and the attention OF buyers
is invited 10 advertisement in another column which
is prepared to furnish full information in reference to
the property. The sale VIII he held at the Exchange
SalesroCms, commencing at u m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
CONTROLLER GREENS MANDAMUs RECORD.

CONTROLLER GREENS MANDAMUS RECORD.
Appended is list of the mandamus appli-
cations which have heard in the courts to compel
the Controller to pay claims:
Stephen Smith, for balance Of salary Health Com
missioner from Sept TO Dec. 81 1871 S2G66 GO; William
Jarvis for salary clerk in the County Bureau for Sep
temher and October 1871 $3.50; Archibald j. Fullerton,
allowance OF 5000 for salary as Second Deputy Clerk OF
Board of Supervisors from Jan. J. 1872 10 Dec. 81 1872
s. 900 salary First Deputy Clerk Of the Board OF
Supervisors from Jan 1872, to Dec 81 1872, and from
Jan. / TO May /, 1878; John McClave and William &.
Jraphagen, 5000 EACH for fees Commissioners OF
Opening Public Road north of Observation-Disclosures
1fth-st notice of Judgment for $l4065 SO also
issued in favor OF Edward Brown for labor and mate
rails furnished the Fire Department from August to
December 1871 An order TO show cause issued at the
instance b. DOan for 81 800 for salary Grand
Jury Clerk Court of General Sessions from July l. 1871
TO March l, 1873.
The following claims have been filed:
George s. Byrne, services in Finance Department 1868
to 1866 $4,000 Isaac Wood assignee of Thomas Z. Fields
for salary Corporation Attorney from August 1871 TO
December, 1872 s7,75O; Graz Nathan, salary first
to Aug 81 1872 5000 Edward Boyle City Surveyor for
services in surveying, opening Of Ma sOn-ave. from
One-hundred-and-twenty fOurth-st. to Harlem River
S7l97 59 same for service opening Onc-hundredh
service, opening from Fifth
ave. TO Harlem RIVER S2456 0 Metropolitan Gas Light
Company, for supply OF from ThirtyfOurth TO Sew
eutyninth-sts IN July, 1873, Sl9lZ "a; H. NJ Allen ana
others from Infringement OF patent by the
chase and of 10000 water meters from Jose Navarro
Controller Green has also received orders 20 show
cause why mandamuses should not be issued to compel
the payment Of $4,000 James g. Hennessy. for SER
vices as Commissioner in the first Broadway widening
Charles G. Cornell for a like amount in the same Com
mission and 81 800, the relation OF William Wood
as Commissioner in the second Broadway widening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
THE COURTS.
SLIT TO REVERSE A DECREE.

A motion was made in the Supreme Court,
YESTERDAY TO reopen decree made by Judge Cardozo,
in May 1871. The original suit brought by certain
holders of certificates Of interest special surplus
fund of the Adams Express Company, to relieve the
trustees T. S. SandOrd, 5. NJ Shoemaker, and VIM. b.
Densmore Of their trust and to have receiver ap-
pointed On report OF the referee Judge Cariozo denied
the motion. The present suit is IN behalf of all the
stockholders and it charges that the decree was null
lty as the stockholders not represented before
the referee and that by fraud and misconduct Of the
trustees the Judgment entered against them, on a
pretended accounting of the trustees and that the
Shareholders entitled to the profits OF the Southern
Express Company. the sale OF which to s. b. Plant was
moi % bona fie the trustees made out, but
nominal one, to save their interests during the war
On the other side, numerous atidavits some Of them
received by cable from Europe in advance OF the papers
by steamer read to show that the trustees had
nothing to do with the true sale they were trustees OF
special fund.- and paid their dividends 10 tie REALTORS
further claimed that counsel for the compliments
represented portion OF the stockholders and that the
majority satisfied with the decree that the decree
merely said 1.-THE trustees have paid so and So and
they must and with the balance, but did not
any parties from actions against the trustees
Individually and that they were able TO meet any udg-
ment. Finally it objected that only one OF the
trustees, Mr. SANFORD, had received notice OF SUIT.
The argument adjourned TO II O'Clock THIS morn
ing Mr.. Mlcfarlane and Judge Shipman appeared for
the compainants; Mr.. Burrell, Mr.. seward, anu MI
Ingraham, jr., for the defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
CALtEDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs
l07. .Geschedt Dckerson 119ln matter OF petition Of
1882. Buimer sgi. Smith ct Al. 80 . VIM h Kitchen
ll2. .BepJe Meeker ct a. 1873 Farel tgt DAYTON Ge
1l3. Gilbert ct al Gilbert i.Clark AL lie Beard
ia. Jones Ell al Butler 2Olln TIE matter Of Hercules
l47. White agt Livingston. ms Co.
las. Same agt. same ZO2 smith agL North
l49. livingston sgt White. Cal-ZUI
l5l .Schaeaer ct a.. agt Bacon
166. The People and Tracy agt
Green.
MARINE CoURT-PARr I-CCRTIs J.
1854. johnson 2973. Howell agt Elirs
1857. Wide Murphy 29SO. Brown agt. F0rsyhe.
POSI- Davis KrolpeGer 2SS2 Morgan agt Geoghan.
27S0. Shaw agt Lew 2Joi Hoffman agL Pfet1teld
2667. Dexter sgt Phillips. OF ST.
1854. Bertrand Maher. 29S8 Brook Wright ct al
3ll7. Hall sgt Bagley 299O .Becht agt. Hngi,man
3llS. Monaghan aet Bagley. 1892 .Bruen agt. Kelly
GKSRRAL SUTHERLAND JGeorge Mott George Jones,
John Hubbs William Deeman, Thomas Walsh and Andrew Fasn
John Benson and John Tuton robbery
smith, Michael Haggerty Albert Miller, Jane Mctuniss f
assault and battery Rosanna Dowdel Mary NJ Hickey
Don Mar Baker Mari Ben Smith grand larceny; Joseph
Rowland Osborn SyyaDas Sheppard Patrick f. Wallace Thomas
W. Wallace larceny receiving stolen gOodsj William Hamilton,
John o. Towle concealed weaponA
Commission Of pDeI-ALBASI, Sept 29.he following the
Of Appeals Calender for Sept 80: Nos 1884, 1896 l44
166, 1877, 1875. 17S, l79.
Court Of ppsaL Sept 20The following the Court
Appeals Calendar for Sept 30 Nos 49, 49, 81 81 49, 49, &C. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

TOR SALE-COUNTRY SEAT at Dayton
Gross Roads, NewJsey Pe9asyyani Railroad near New
Brunswick - Il land GOO fruit large villa residence
good farm buildings; healthy location. Pace $4,000
PHILIP G. ALLENDOkPH. Dayton. n. J.
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
W Houses furnished unurlsIe sale Gaia
ogues. /. II. GERRY. 80 Nassau. corner HbeTtF-st
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5.55 ssu....... b:45 Moor 40
Hoob. 1876 Gov, isAnd. 2l0 Hell GAte Fery $50
ai@B WATbH
sandJ h00G al GOrs Ilg,,. Z43 Hell Gate FEM. 432
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
MOORE, THE EMGRANT swINDLER, STILL con-
FINED.

Charles Moore, convicted before Recorder
Hackett and sent to State Prison for swindling emil
grants was taken before Judge Fancher yesterday,
a writ OF habeas corpus sued out by VIM +. Howe, who
asked for his discharge in consequence Of reversal Of
his conviction by the Court Of Appeals He ordered
back TO the City Prison 10 await the action OF the au
thOrites.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
Counlrp aeal Gstate tor Sale.

FARM IN MARYLAND.-FOr SALE, that
beautiful Farm $50 known As scotland Sar Point on The
Chesapeake former Captain B1pst Nrc
tie Naval school polls; - mics from B1lmge cmnaHd-
superb bl; dwelling substantial brcs eontain
II rooms. climate del hini the
abound 6sh, oysters viii fowl, It seldom tesraoe
so For particulars address
Captain THEODORE CORNER, Administrator, Annapolis. Nd
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Citp Real estate for Sale.

A BARGAIN-REAL ESTATE for STOCKS,
n kc-I will sel'my equity tsl2OOO) IN valuable dwelling on
FAYe Central or Rock Island stock AZ par
and Tor other good fair prices or for certificates Of deposit IN
Principals only need
\ JAMES c. SPENCER, PSI Broiiway
nor SALE-At InwOod (214th-st., New-YOrk
Civil an elegant MANSION with stable, coach heuse garden
and greenhouse Block Of Land beautifully laid out
orng the Hudson River With water night &c 40 minutes ron
Ws BIZ Elevated and Hudson River Railroads. mu be seen 10 be
spo related Apply to CORNELIUS 0REILLY 40 Ba 45thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
BROOKLYN Real estate for Sale.

Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.
EOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-L0TS Nos.
80 and Al 5OTl0O and 68 TO- ~ and "a Montague
No l02 PueappesL 2x6Oi Houe
No lT9 Wioughbyst No. 1877 woughbyi Houses Nos
49, 81 and 90 Esssslt GORDON FORD % Carkt Brookyn
EOR SALE-HOUSE--A semi-detached COT
TAGR story basement and cellar frame ned
roof; ane orders pao paperei Easements painted al IN.
proyemens nbhood 30 minutes TO CITY Hail. with extra 9t
fruit flowers 6e Desirable
who horse for pleasure or business Is offered
much value; price $65OO $4,000 or SOO0 can remain
premises 4O5 Herkmef between Albany and Ifoa'
Brooklyn.
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
on yery easy terms GORDON l. FORD 81 ClarksL Brookn