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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSIONERS.
ADDITIONAL PLANS SUBMITTED.

Among the new plans submitted to the Rapid
Transit Commissioners, yesterday, by c. b. Mar
tin II proposes TO take space IS feet wide from the
street. sink the track depth OF ii feet and bridge it
over in an ornamental al the street crossings the
whole 10 be rooted with windows on the
Sides and fixed lights and ventilation the top 1t is
claimed this plan that the structure light and cheap
and that will not be necessary 10 remove sewers or
water pipes.
There have been considerable number OF plans pre-
septed which the Committee consider not Practical
although they formally declared them to be 40
The Committed, IL s understood, will rather con1ne
themselves approving general plan which may
be offered W those able aud willing 10 build rapid usst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
THE COURT OF APPEALS DECISION.

COMMENTS OF JUDGE GROVER On CHARLES
o'CONOR's CRITICIsMs-NO ANALOGY BETWEEN
TIE TWEED AND FISHER CASES.
Judge Martin Grover, of the Court of APP
peas in this city yesterday and was called on by
TRIBUNE reporter, who inquired his opinion OF the letter
of Mr. OConOr To Judge Davis in regard TO the decision
of the Court Appeals in the Tweed case Judge Grover
sad that he had not read the letter yet only knowing
of It's publication through an editorial note which he had
seen In THE TRIBUNE of that morning He did not regard
II proper thing for judge TO defend himself, or the
court which he belonged against the structures OF any
one who had been disappointed at decision Because
this letter came from Charles O'COnOr would be no
stronger prompting to him 10 speak than II it came from
q shyster" or notorious oharatan The court or the
Judge who found 1t necessary TO speak IN their Defense IN
such cases, had lost their usefulness.
In Judge Dayss letter to Mr. OCOnor he asks why the
latter did inform him while the trial of Tweed was
pending OF the argument which he INF. OConor) made
IN sepuber 1871 before the Court OF Appeals in the
Philo johnson case in which he said Except under
some statute expressly authorizing such course II has
not been the practice 10 allow two distinct ofenses TO be
tried at the time, either by indictment or penal
action" To this Mr. OCOnor replies That while the John
son case was under advis ,mcnt the OF Fisher
against the New-York Central and Hudson River Rail
road Company came M and Jadge Grover in delivering
the opinion Of the Court said This makes IL unneces-
sary TO determine whether several penalties are Iec0y-
cradle they can all be recovered IN action whether
a separate action must be brought for each penalty
dismiss this part Of the with the simple renaIk
that irrespective Of what was the early common Law re
or how the question an original one Shouit be de-
fcrnned npSn principle, the rule has been too long COLI
siercd settled and act Il upon IL this state that they
can all he recovered in one action 70 permit any de
parture from il by this Court" Mr. OCOnOr added that
bad he cited hs argument Judge Davis would have
referred 20 the Fisher decision and possibly have added
II that argument eannot he answered ~ can ne over
ruled Tbe dcberate opinion OF The highest court In the
State IA against it,"
Mr. O'COnOr aud said that the Of Fisher WAS not
a. all analogous the Tweed lie had had nothing
10 do with the Tweed. being uuwe and not able
20 attend the time when under cOnSidera
ton Bat from its nature, criminal prosecution,
Al bore no analogy whatever 10 the Fisher case which
was a civil action. "You "a man for debts con-
tractcd, month ago, another year ago, aud an
other years ago and for others, and do u
ali In one action But criminal suit is different case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
THE CIVIL SUIT AGAINST TWEED
THE MOTION FOR BILL or PARTICULARS GRANTEE
ny JUDGE DONOnUE.


Immediately after the beginning of the last
suit Of the People against Tweed which has taken the
place Of all the previous civil suits by the comfy, state,
and city, 10 recover from him the So 600 lost to the
city by the special audit Of 1871 the defendant moved,
before Judge DOnOhuc for bill Of particulars OF each
bill OH which a warrant issued specifying in detail
how much OF each was fIaudul Mt The plaintiff resisted
the notion claiming that such bill of particulars could
not he furnished There Isl separate bills. pre-
tended audts ana warrants OF these, i'll most cas s.,
only the warrants remained the bills and other papers,
exCcp ten having been stolen in the voucher robbery III
the Fail Of 81 from the Controllers office
Judge DOnOhue, however grants the motion with th'
following memorandum " Il seems 10 me- after care
fi examination OF the authorities and papers, that the
case presents the question as presented 20 judge
Lawrence the Mayor against Tweed and that the de
PENDANT is entitled TO the bill VI particulars asked for
granted"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
rur1,y TORPEDO CASE DECIDED

The Commission Of Patents has announced
the decision OF the examiner In the OF Norman
Wizard against John L. Lay, involving the original nyen-
ton Of the Lay Electric Travelling Torpedo" in favor Of
Mr. lay claimed that this torpedo IL OF the
most important engines used in modern warfare. The
travelling torpedo moves miles at the rate Of twelve
miles an hour and steered aud fired at Will by cleo
trcity. Ii driven by gas machine either from shore
or shipboard may be desired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT HuDNuTs -
BROADWAY.
esp 1872 Noon, 72o. pm, oe' Midnight o..
HiRfest during the Gay. 75'. Lowest, 90
Average 7lst3 same day, 1874, sos.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hy,dsor Ho,el-Judrs W. +. Allen of the Court OF
Appeals Judge Of Arkansas zss"cs
Wilson OF Montreal the Rev. H.. s. Holman OF Phiia
deiphia and NJ Il. ingalls, President Of tho ndianaP9ls
mar HOsse-John KING VICE President ana and
Ohio Railroad Company and the ey CHARTS X; Me Holt
~ Michgan and ex gresham ID. c. Gdlings OF 1exas.
Ciarcndsl Hotr-The Rev. O. Bowen OF New Iealand
THOMAS Ochltree T. g. Marshal Tor
ltbsndrle H0tt-Rowland Hazard OF knie lsanu '''o|
NICHOLAS HoeL-Dishop H. H. ka'anaugh Oh henIueAy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
pooLsELLING on RACES AT MONMOUTH PARK.

POOI-sELLING on RACES AT MONMOUTH PARK.
Pool-selling on the Long Branch races was
very brisk last evening and several pools brought hig
prices. The fayorie AT all the poorOons was the
Robbins Stakes two miles, and McCrahs entry in every
case secured the highest bids Tickets French mutual
pools sold JOhnsOns ioows Ia the Robbins Stakes
McGrath's entry, S54 Harey's entry, S2i; Puryears
entry, So; sayears entry 49, In the mile dash, Lori
lards entry S52; Lewis's entry $685. MeGraths entry
"a In the seepechdsc, DOnahue's entry, SO; Moon
stone, sll; vesuvus, So; Audubon, S3 Warrior, 81.
The following the auction pools sold
ROBBINS STAKES. TWO MILES.
At Johhsons AtTurf Er. At Thomass
McGrahs entry 10 1920 10 81 81 SIS SO $50
Harneys entry. 90 l05 80 II Il u u ~ 45
nela. ..... e...: ii IL 10 =. :. =. :.
ONE NILE DASH.
Iorlarrs entry. .s65 81 go so 80 slo5 s35
h sSss f., asrry:: g .. ~ % 10
CONSOLATION HANDICAP, 1l2 MILES.
At Johnsons At Turf III AtThomas's
Vandalite, los ms $50 $50 so 500 go
Carver 100 ibs.... 90 20 70 30 20
LelaIs, 81 Ds..-... 10 20 10
sIEEPIEcHAsE HANDICAP.
,s u 70 6r ssS At II, TSO1 sac
S: ;:;|;; s 4 :'::
4sS G$ Us S.. .:,....... Il :.
warrior, 1856 Ds. ............. :: ::
E1ela .s.''......s..".........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
NEW-JERSEY.
PATERsON-William Graham, a brakeman on

PATERSON.-N lillian GfaiidIn, ~ Dfitktiiih VI
the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad, was
crushed between two ears at West Paterson yester-
day . IamOuraux The telegraph operator at Mountain
who. stated, robbed Cl rl6O gnu
watch cnaiu few days ago. has been discovered 10 De
himself tuIUf by Detective Bray last portion OF
Erie Portage Bridge which Is 10 be erected over te
Delaware River, has been nnifhcd by Mcssrs N''O
son, ant will DC forwarded today Inc Emperor 81
Brazil has ordered sample silk machine ron INC MA
clmisS' Association, 10 DC erected at RIO JancirO
HARRlsON.-TLe Common Council held meeting on
Thursday evening, when the Standing Committee Tor
1879 was appointed and the tax ordnance Tor - was
ordered 10 thigd reading. TIE ordinance makes we
following appropriations: LgAtng streets, TJ,4OO
salaries OF officers, - 100; contingent eX enses iOV
regulating streets and sewers Sl,2OO; poor, Tl'OVo
paying principal and interest on Town Han pohds' "o''
III, 100 paving HarrisonaVe., 9l,4Oo.
ELIZARLTH-At g "a. yesterday the schooner
j. l. HARRISON loaded with bIi:ks struck bar near lac
corner stake OF ElztDethPo!', ana gaze Oi W.h "a
blowing AT the time, schooner was caSZu MI No
deck cargo was thrown oil. Tie tug Kennedy "ehI ~
assist could raise the vessel AAe cic" were feS
cucd.
EAST ORANcE-Elward Taylor six years old, OF Sus-
sex-ave Was terribly bulnct on "Wednesday evening
iIo WIS setting fire crackers when spark Ie Oh hiS
clothes and set IRE 10 hem ana III IN Instant nc was
wrapped III tncs The iames were eS'inSdlshed ny the
cI's mother is feared that the injuries VIII prove
fatal.
Mc(raths qIalrics Monday resumed work AZ the o'l
rates tts -ClIy The OF the trouble was thdt the
proprie orS snail qua rles were paying tlo loT
Belgian blocks, while McGIaths empOyes were rtce''
inS $40.
HoSoKLS-irtlr Terry, age 20, was arrested as he
WIS leaving WrDeF's lfUtCl AT yesterday Win
some articles which he had stolen.
MoERisrOwN.-ChHrlcs Kelley, twelve years Old, was
sentenced tine fUrm School ON "Wednesday Ior s'edi
ing hOisc and - III money.
B,yoNNL-The opening regatta Of the BayOnne Row
ing Association will DC ned to-day Inc neW DJALlouse
VIII be- formally opened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
COST OF THE EMIGRANT COMMISSION.

INVESTIGATION or TIE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
EXPLANATION or TIE ACcOUNTs-Pos>IBLE
ESTABLISHMENT or A sFLF-sUPPORIING DEPART
MENr-REDUCuON or CLERICAL FORCE.
The examination of II. J. jackson, Secretary
and Treasurer OF tho Emigration Commission, was CON
tinued yesterday by the legislative Committee apDon ed
10 Investigate the affairs OF the Quarantine and Emigra
ton Commissions statement Of receipts aud expen-
ature for each year since 1869 presented fol-
l.U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

THE DOCK DEPARTMENTS NEW ENGINEER.
At special meeting Of the Dock Commits
sioners yesterday afternoon. George B. Green, jr APP
pointed Enginsern of the Department Of Docks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

The best household Soap is PYLE's 0. X. Sold
by gIocers everywhere. Giye!ta trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

ALI. Teethaehe, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and
IAnianaon sabluod instantly with Moeot Pam PANT
A DOLLAR CASE Of Homeopathic Medicines,
~ directions for their sent postpaid on receipt OF
81. smiihs homeopathic Pharmacy, l07 4ulaye, ~ T.
II n. SQUIRE, 81 Fulton st.-Watches,
Plated Ware Al OF the best quality and at smallest profits
NETWORK TUM0R DISPENSARY,
~ IOI East Thirtieth ST., corner Fourth ave
Open daily FROM "a m 20 II m, SUNDAYS excepted
CUPPOSED Incurable Diseases, Debility and
SMaormaon OF InyOrart Organs sueccssfny treated c.
D. Hammond, NJ d. % Avenue do Cicty H.. Pans, France.
STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases of the
~ Gcnerative organs radically end speedily cured HENRY
A. DANIELS NJ d.. IA Lexngtonaye Office hours to j.
rENHE BEST PAPER! TRY It'll
Il The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 10 the cheapest and
best illustrated weekly paper publ sled Every number con-
tns 10 10 Is original cngrayings Of machinery,
novel Inventions Bridges, Engineering Works, Architecture,
improved Imp ment and every discovery I'm Chem.
istry The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has been published
weekly for 80 and stands foremost Of all Industrial
parprs years numbers contain S2 pages and several hun
red engavngs Thousands OF volumes preserved for
binding and reference The pTaCt cal receipts vel worth
the subscription prce Terms SO 20 year by mail
including postage Specimens sent Tor ~ cents May be had
OF all News Dealers.
publ shed in the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN the week
they Send for Pamphlet, 10 pages containing lava
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The Paper concerning Pat:nls MUM ~ tO7
81 Park row. NewYOrk Branch Office corner and 9TH s-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the
toilet and bath tue for Cologne Bay Rum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
FIRE-PROOF BUILDING CO.
OF NEW-YoRK.
Fire.PrOOf Hollow Blocks, Hollow
Brick and Sidewalks.
Il. GiLLET, vice.Prcsident.


7. A. TARrIEfFs superintendent. 49,
Fire proof PaIt erected In the following buhliEgsi
Tribune Western unon relegrarh Del and Hudson Canal
Co Bennett Drexel stats tn IenOx Library Equitable
Life Assurance. Hudson River X Freight Depot Williams
burgh savings Bank Westminster Hotel &c They are sound
proof weigh than a AMI cost but little more.
proof Ceings in Western Union yeirgraPt columbia
47s Broadway and iarbeck Stores and IN Drying
Rooms Of Windsor Earle aud New York Hotels Charief In
stitute, Continental Bank Note 20. . 49,
Floors with wooden beams protected by our Bocksin WHO
and Westminster Hotels Columbia College Peabody MI
scum, &c. -
Floor arches iron beams At Tribune Lenox Library.
Delaware Hudson Canal CO., Stores so Broadway Fiy'
seventh ST. and Fifthaye, &c. -.
The Of insurance mas been reduced 30 cents per $iD
- Ann st. ITO heae St, Bond st. sc, after our froproot
Lining had been added TO the Mansarcs. -
Flat Roofs protected by Blocks Atlantic savngs
Bank, Bowey conner Fifty sevenths and f1ith ave. hoSs
Hotel &c
Boilers covered at 478 Broadway and Putnam House
Bdngs Of Artncial stone erected at Mamafoneck, bss
Grt ia lwsy station, and Cherry st.. New York . -,
Sidewalk laid lO3 Fifth Lonox Library MamaFohocks
Sea Grt station Tribune Blu Ling, &c -
Lab0rers Cottage, 0oOO cnoic feet capacs
s,scted 800 To Bulers Ceinenung Cellars and sta
our rSpcof work has been accepted and approved BY
New York board Fife Underwrtr and NE
q DulL.insx LEONARD " BECkWlTH PfeslieoA
OfiIuk. Jll BROADWAY. boom IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

The store of Thomas F. Hays, II Univer.
sit place. saved burglars Sunday night last b.
HOLMES BuRGL Az ALARM TfLE5HAPII. oil Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

Mr. Green about 80 years Of and has had much e
pertence engineer. He has especially thorough
knowledge of masonry He was appointed solely on tho
recommendation Of several prominent engineers and
other gentloi.cn. Among them were william T. wor-
then Alfred w. Craven Julius w. Adams, Gen Franklin,
James r. Kirkwood, william Z. Ogten, and Col. X VI
Hoe. Mr. Green was connected with the Croton Water
Works years He also surveyed Long Island City,
under the direction OF Gen Franklin aud assisted In the
survey OF the annexed part OF Westchester County.
A South Boston lady was recently iDterro-
gated BY Ienc.lc' 10 why she did not get married.
did not believe H. as he felt she cnved his wife,
"Oh no that would be breaking the commandments.
Thou shalt coyet thy neighbours ass Tie suiJect
drOpped-I Boston Traveller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
NETWORK CITY.

William Ashley, age 20 years, of No. 3
Elzabeths while sleeping on the roof OF his residence
early yesterday morning rolled over the edge ana fe 10
the ground, receiving fatal injuries.
A Coroner's inquest WAS held yesterday IN
the case of Michael f. Lander who committed suicide on
Thursdoy nv tukng Paris The testimony showed
that rho canse for the deed financial embarrassment
added the sudden death OF his wHe, 10 "hoi III was
deeply attached.
A report was made yesterday 10y the chem
list of the Board OF Health, Prof Waller upon inc n4u
submitted TO him for analysis that contained the pickles
which caused number OF persons In house III houston
ST. 10 exhibit marked symptoms OF poisoning by copper
several weeks ago. Traces OF copper were loud III tc
liuud hut in sufficient quantity, In DE- Nahu,fpoes
ouiuiou TO cause the symptoms that were ut
scibed. President Chandler IA to MAKE lurtner III,
patios OF the liquid and investigate the ease more iy'
The Secretary of State has furnished to the
CORPORATION Counsel the following additional list OF per-
SONS TO be prosecuted for refusal TO give information 10
the State census enumerators: H. smith, NO 1o2 East
Uouston.st: Mr.. Montgomery, NO. 1,5s9 sec0ndaVe; a-
eustus sch,ncK No Oliverst; Frederick Richest No.
o67 Bowerv John Lang, No 100 Lewis-st. MI Bcada-
stou West feminist, Westinghouse Alexander -
stewart Broadway and Tcnthst Mr.. lladdOck, No 4to
East FourIecnth-st.; John Aiken, No 2o1 I'SiiNr.'
Mrs Edward No. 33 East Onc-IundIcu iit"eilS -Set
on,Ist Mr. Mnnchann No. 3l4 East Oat-hund e'l-ahd-
twenty -iourth-st; A. g seer. No 10 West flth-S''
The Police Board yesterday permitted De-
tectyes Ferris and Kennedy receive 800 from the
Warden Of the Sing Sing state Prison as reward FOR the
arrest Of the notorious Shang" IaWley, who escaped
with feyera others upon freight train which was pass
inc WHOM Tie men were ut work. Commissioner DIS
becker reported that 500 had been received for street
swcepiugs in tie past ID days. The following screams
transerGcd: Tb0inas hun from ho i"cS .o' ~
10 Twenty third Precinct; OIyer llnil', nom tn
Fourth District Court to the seventh Prechcl N"ttn'
j. Hicks from tne Twenyth rd Precinct 10 the t0ulth
District Count; ana eLcl, Ioh thc DO''"'" :" WV
Iweut y-iOurth Precinct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

DIR LYON's TOOTH TABLETS
Produce the most gratifying results.
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tAnnouncenents.l

DANDRurP-BuRNErr' COCAINE removes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
Board of Managers Of the National Asylum for Disabled
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CrTY.-The prospect OF tun-
mel under Newtown Creek is again being discussed
Nearly every day some accident occurs at the draw
bridge and the delays occasIoned thereby are often o
from twenty to thirty inmates duration The matter
vas considered at the last meeting Of the 3necns
meeting when final action will be taken. The relori
that the books Of City Treasurer Koran had been seized
by the police, on rnmor tnat De Vas ih4eo'eu ~ Wv
city large amount, is wholly unfonnded 1T u rs
toatcd that $4,000 are spent annually at College Point
for lager BIER retailed at cents per glass;
$40 HARBoR.-The timely discovery OF an attempt
vented disaster the Sag HarbOr branch OF tic long
Long Island Railroad Tuesday evening The hand can
trackmen while examining the track about nie ron
this place. at high embankment near place Known ~
Crooked Pond, found five or six ties laid on the tacA %
loo ked to the rails the evident intention being to weel
the passenger train then almost due.
STATEN ISLAND.
RossyILLE.-The friends of Father Barry oil
this parish met at the pastors residence onThursday AZ
ternoon. Among the number were Thomas sampson
William Cory, President of the Board OF Trustees o
Edgewater County Treasurer hciIoDerts, James a ~ 10y,
visitors, made brief speech, presenting rather b'uIJ
with span of horses valued at 300.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs.-The annual fair OF the
Agricultural and Horticultural Society will be held a
this place on Sept 3, 8, 10, and IL, on the old Fan
Grounds The trottng premiums II is understood have
been reduced. The present managers nave resolved u
make every effort to place tne ais o ,ls oocety on
representative at the Fair OF every brahch oi industry
In the county.
MAMARoNECK.-The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school, OF which Thomas H. RsnmOrC Is superintendent
held It's annual picnic at PdneIs Grove on the s0i',
on Thursday. The children and friends OF the school
about 300 persons in ALL passed the day in boating
bathing, and general ADJUSTMENT provided ny INC com
/ IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
PufI0 C. Rrsu

the celebrated trainer believes, his words tina
"DALiRYs GAIA Io1-g SALvE IL admirably adapted
all purposes when designed and owner OF horse
should be withOutit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

QUARTER BONDs, SIS; Fractions of drawn
se 40 each par aung IN next premium allotment OF IN
DUsTlAL EXHIBITION CO., ho purchased by letter or az
once Of the Company, ~ hast seyeneeptnst or JOHN
RICHIE LBS Broadway, ~ WFLiEs, o. university place.
4 gents wanted. Apply at \ East seyenteentlst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

LAMPLOUGH's PYRETIC SALINE is the cure for
fevers bionsnsss small pox skin diseases and many Other
Spring ailments sold by Chemists thrOughOut
ne world the Maker - lIOOOrn-b, London England
Use Substitutes
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-04
AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash s. HOdgsOn.
PEREMPTORY SALE.
ELIGIBLE THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE.
No. 219 Magazine street,
Between st Joseph and Delord streets,
ON LONG CREDIT, AT AUCTION.
PEREMPTORY SALE.

DY NASH e. HODGSON, W I. Hodgson Auc-
ID tioneer, Office No. - Carondelet street-On
SATURDAY, November 6, 1875, at u o'clock NJ.
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange will be sold
THAT VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLE THREE.
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE. known as No. 2l9
Magazine street, between st. Joseph and Delord
streets with Camp rect on the side containing
hall, two large parlors, dining ROOM kitchen, pantry
above with water closets, etc; gas throughout and
marble mantels throughout the main bull ing. The
yard is tagged and paved; has cistern and hydrant.
The premises can, at small expense, be pnt in
splendid der and repair. The lot measures 25 feet
front on Magazine street by depth of Ito feet
ming back 70 common alley IL feet wide, opening
into St. Joseph sire t.
Terms and nditIons- Ose- half cash and the bal
ance at one and two years, with per cent interest
and all usual clauses 10 per cent to be paid cash
on the spot, to bind the sale
Act of sale before Chas. Stringer Notary at ex-
pense OF purchaser, including taxes due in 1876.
OBJ I'd
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been overcome by fashion, until stricken ones
Indicate their grief by dense folds of Grape,
that seemingly envelop them in clouds Of an
consolable SORROW
Grape, the civilized world over, is the in
sigma Of mourning and no other article can
fill It's place. it being the outgrowth of re-
fined civilization that demanding suitable
fabric, has found in it a marvellous adapta-
bill ty