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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. q
CLAAEED.
steamship Klopstoc lGOr Meyer Hamburg via Plymouth,
steam snip Ncanon Cr) lyons Liverpool Buck Ieyons
steamship city OF New York Zimmerman. Havana F. Alex
steamship Huntsville Chester Fernandna. via Port Royal
sira1.ho Ann Eliza. Richards PHILADELPHIA Jas. Hand
Steamship Francois BTsss Portland T. = A 1I How.
steamship r. g. Blddle Pierce Ihiiadrpha' Jas Hand
s,esmshp Nerens LelTy Boston IL r pm2cE proh,,
srr ~ premdsn Eot Terisep London C. Tobias a. Co.
BARI silver Cloud lBrJ, Robertson, ST. john ~ b, j. A
BAR Rosna Brsno ta). Paturzzo Genoa Funch, Edys&
Bsrk Jupiter oGtr), Sucker Ant.erp Theodore RACER.
Guglirimo Carlo stanford uialJ. Aarusoa Gibraltar
BARK Tiino AUST sandos Cork Falmouth orders
Bris b. OBJ, Nckerson, Gibraltar for orders L.
Brg Eiide (Hr) Bartaby Oran Algeria KremmoibeIg
Big Prairie Rose Greeneaf, Perth AnOoy ~ j., H. Ward
ss1 woSa bP;ss TaPpa9aDnSGs VA Ms's s.r
bare Georgetown. Robertson Phlaaelpala Jas aapS
CauabOat success No Van falkenburg FraLord Penn,
ARRIVED.
Steamship Gen. Whitney, Hanett Boston, with mdse and
pass. % Metropolitan Steamship 90 49, 90
Bark Minerva lBr); Brown Halifax Ang 26 with plaster
@ 4'sr HRql Sns j S% - dTsad days
MaT T1aTyS rIvs5Ego 80 day. y Ti1n ;ai
scnr Mary ssman Adams Alicante July s. and Csrtagens
schr b. Carre, Barrel. Baltimore
Schr Mary harmon of Lubec) Mailman, Kingston Jam,
scr L. A. van Brun Tooker. Galveston 30 days. with live
schr s. Wood, Brown, Virginia.
sci,r :. A. uuIT, Arnold, Virginia.
- WaymaD. lnsloy Maryland. 80
Schr w. ii. Mitchell Cole shulee, N. g., % days, with
piliIg.
schr Osprey. Crowley. st. George n. e. IL days. with
, pil ng. GU, ,,,,, - @ N
SchT n K stuart Co Maclias Libby, Windsor, N s.. 10
days. with plaster
s. hr Laura of 81. John " B) " Harvey ~ d, IL days,
with stone.
scir Carrie jones' Hall I,orkland with lime.
M. Brzinai,. Crockett Reckland, with lime
Nstt!e Gushing, Iryng Thomasion, with lime.
sohg WIN X Page Hily ari PASSPORT. with fish.
Schr. Percy, Mitchell, Passport with hsh.
Sehr FTancOna Jordan Ellsworth, with lumber &C.
schr Sarah p. Wescott whiting Me-. with lumber.
II Blackman, Apponsug q w. Raymond Nantucket
Lewis Jane, Hartford.
Henrietta, Hartford. H. Merai1, Fail River.
II. L. Gushing Newport whistler. Taunton
SAILED.
Steamships Klopstoek for Hamburg Lord Give for Liver
Alr1anra TTipet aud arie for stettn Antaes, for
Iebeeoa Grow ELL for Busaos Ayres brig oazele,
for keInanCnA
MEMORANDA.
Bark versnds (Nor) chrstophersen from Havre. which
arrived Aug 81 and anchored 10 Lower Bay 10 the
Dark CIeblcio (r). from Liverpool. which
rived "a aud anchored In Grayessnd Bay pwod up 10
tho nty this a. IN t2d)
DOMESTIC PORTS
BALTIMORE Sept. 2.-Cleafed steamship VIM. Crane for
Boston ship Admiral t0eT for Rrenen; brig d. O. Chap
BSsTos Sept 2.-Aniyed steamship olauous from New
YOIk bark Charles l.. Pesrsons from Gale !tta
LADEiPHIA, sept 2saed. steamship Illinois, for Lv
crpoJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
FRIDAY. SEPT. 3.

No Steamship Mails
SATURDAY SEPT. g.
For England Wales AM Irrlan VIA Queenstown and Liver
pool by steamship city Of BichnODd mails close at n
~ Supplementary Mail steamship calls at from Per
10. A. NOrlh River
FOR only via Glasgow by the steamship California
mats cesr a, 2 a NJ No Supplementary Mail. steamship
sails n $50 a. from Pier No 20. Norm River
uirect, HaNre by steamship lille &c Par
mails cose a a. No Sal Elementary Mail. Steamship
sgis at . a. M, from Pier No 30 North River 80
tnr Europe and emen by TIE steAnsip
DOnau is close al llrO \ hupnearIaiy hal Is
closest 80 Steamship sails at D. in from fsi ION
- IN ii"bON-
steamship Geo w CLYDE cose mt
D. m Steamship sails a. from PICK No 20 East RIVER
SUNDAY. SRI. ..
All Ri ais close At il o'clock III. The POStOnce 10 open
ron Y a. IA. to il g..
MONDAY SEP. G.
Belgium direct, by the Steamship sSWitzerand mars
close .; y Steamship sails at H. from l1er No =
Nnrf' River
Mats for Newfoundland the NewYork Post0nce
ever day ~ $50 D. IN. a., =. 49, ~,
Maj for iIahax, n s., io closed at the New York Post
once every 1ay at D D. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
Cierllon Notife.
STATE OF Ngw.YoRK OF TIVE sEcRrrAEY or STATE
vE,O THE SHERIFF of the COUNTY OF NEW

YOlKSIg. Notice hereby given that at the General
Election 10 be held IN This state OH ths DA sotens
ipg officers are o be elected to wit: ~
secretary Of state in the place Of DedI1eh W Is'Jr
a Comptroller III the pace Ot Mes IN y. ffoPAhs'
A IN the place Oi Thomas Kanes
An neral in the place OF Daniel iIltt
Engineer aud surveyor III The pace oil SyVhuS H.
FINAL Commissioner IN The place geuben w Stroud
Inspector VI state ll1sors III the pace Oh Era ,i.s
All wnse terms office will expire on the last day oil De
Ao senator for the Fourth District composed Of
the rs second, Third, Fourth, Fnth SIKH seventh I
,tn Fourteenth Wards Of the city and county OF REV.
York. , . 80. -, -. ., -, A..
Also senator for the Senate District composed Of
Tenth Eleventh and seventeenth "fus vi 'hc N1 anu
Also senator for the District composed of
Eighteenth Twclicth and T"ehtyn ards u TIE oy
also Senator oi the gi senate District composed of
Twelfth Nineteenth and Twenty second ards OF The Cly
and Comfy OF New-NOrL.
CoNIY ASD DISTRICT Also TO be elected in sad
twentyOne members OF Assembly 10 DE- ttceu ir
te Assembly Districts constituted under Chapter Oo
Judge OF the Superior Court in the place OF John Freed
Judge of the Court Pleas in the place OF Fred
eriok W. L1ew. ,, =, ,,..,,.
attorney in the place OF BeiJthl IL Phelps
\ IfeeoTsrr in place Of John X. Hackett ..,.-, -
Two OF the Marine Court in the place OF Michael T.
and Philip ). Joarhmseu: -
4 Coroner the place OF Adoiph ho.ser ,-.r-
Office Will expire on the last day OF Decein
Also Judge OF tie Court General Sessions for the term
Of nom January lHIb pursuant 10 Chapef
$500 10 DIETRICH WILLERs. Jry
Secretary Of state.
sHERIFr's OFFICE, NEw-YoRK August 2 1875.
certify that the foregoing copy Of the Election
Notice received by me this Gay iSn ne sera[ To% S
Sheriff OF the City and County Of New-York
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10 O'clock p. NJ. TO CLOSE OF BUsI-
NESS, 9 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
THURSDAY. Sept. 2-P. NJ.

THURSDAY Sept. p. NJ.
The stock market to-day has been quiet, and on
the whole strong with business aggTegating but
little more than half that Of yesterday, resulting in
very general advance in the prices of active Stocks
ranging from Is to lis per cent At the very OPEN
ing of the Board the tone rather firm, but the
pressure to sell Lake Shore soon carried its price
from 55l2 to 5734 the remainder Of the list sympa-
thzing fractionally. Here the price seeming to
meet with liberal offers to buy the stock soon raj
lied and late in the day sold high as $3.50, twice
closing at 5s3s. This stock, which continues to DO
the leader of the market in point of activity APP
pears at every decline of or 4 per cent from any
point at which it had been for long time
steady to get into such oversold condition
as to render it easy operation for any bold specu
lator to make upward turn of or per cent with
fair assurance of success-irrespectiye of the
stocks merits-and to-day's tradngs have not been
without indications of such an intent. IL Is proper
to say that Lake Shore had to day the benefit what
ever ii may have been worth, of statements that
Commodore Vanderbilt was the chief purchaser.
Pacific Mail, which opened at 37os, was marked up
to 80 bid without bringing in any number of buyers,
seemingly shows that the 4" short" interest in this
stock was pretty well closed out and after an ex-
ceedngly dull day closed at 37osN37s. with
all the stock bid for at 1913 being sup
piled after the minute at which the oinciai
closing quotation was made Western union
which stands next in prominence TO Lake Shore in
point of activity. sales of about 81 900 shares
has been firm at 1919 to 79, closing at 1873 an adj
vance for the day of Il per cent. We hear OF
nothing new that should affect the price of this
stock unless it be street runlor which runs 10 the
effect that the failure of the directors of this Conf
pany and of the Atlantic and Pacific to conclude
the proposed consolidation of interests, resulted
more from a disagreement or misunderstanding as 10
the positions which certain persons should hold OF
not hold in the consolidated concern, than from q
question as to the amount at which tho Atlantic and
Pacific should be capitalized. Connected with this
rumor is belief the part of those who circulate
it, that the personal difficulty will finally be overcome
and that the proposed arrangement will be made IN
due time. Erie has been strong on statement that
its business is reyivng TO such an extent that Its
rolling stock is insufficient to do the business offered
The aggregate of the days transactions has been
about III, 900 shaIes, Of which 49,7oO were Lake
Shore 10000 Western Union, 500 Pacific Mail.
9, 100 Nortb-W esterD, and $500 Preferred; 600
Erie, 5000 st. Paul Preferred. and 2.4oO Commons
30 Ohio and Mississippi, and 1900 Rock Island.
The fna, advance in stocks to-day from yester-
days closing prices has been in Central and Hudson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
DECISIONS-SEPT. 2.

Supreme Court = Chambers-By Judge Brady
Belts ae Bes-Order Of publication granted. Coward sg
aeey-AffdaYt insufficient. Kahn agt We-c1unstJ TO
sppeer Sept 9 Blakslee agt. ETown.DeDed because 10
proof OF the demand Wheatley agt. SpoOnerIhe peponi
OF eydence against the plaintiff aud the motion must
be dericd Haviland ag Hadey.-Den1ed b'caase no nm
dertaking Is given. Richards agt. Rchards-l think
reference is In these TIE settled pic-
tee the petitioner prove his claim fny;
motion granted Macy agt. SPECIALIZATION granted; T. J.
Knight appointed receiver bond 500 In the matter OF Mary
Jane Platt.-Czens Savings Bank agt. ONJ- Mtai Az
McEsmara.Page agt. Tlyor4iIanted Catherine Boyls
John Boylc-RepOrt Of referee confirmed and decree 0f
divorce grained to plaintiff Uman aet Haas nertaAnS
appeal approved Palmer ag EorrsoiIhe valve OF tne
property disputed and the validity Of the MORTGAGE ase
proofs presented IL does not appear ti te defence IL
of a receiver matter
should De made where the security may be ample ana
he debt questioned; The lan,f may, however,
Il So al isetl, renew the further proUfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
Esqal Noliees.

SUPREME COURT.-CITY and COUNTY OF
~ NEWNORk.-IONDON AND NfS ihSlfh
BANK AIT. ALEXANDER COLLIE and WILLIAM COL
LIE trading under tie name Oi AlEAAH DER CpI.lib
(oSunInons money demand contract Com net ser
10 tie above dtfenats You HEREBY summoned
required the complaint in this acton Nc "l
led oEcC Of The Clerk Of the CITY and county OF
New York at n COuithOusc, in the CITY OF New
Nork ami 10 srve cory yoHr 10 the aid complaint
ON the ther Office lumber 69 W All street IN
said CITY within twenty days after the srvlce o ms sum
mons you exclusive OF The day OF suoh s3ryo ana you
fail TO AIS all COmplllnt within tlo time Aforesaid Inc
pnn ia this will take Judgment against Won for the
egltyone thousand three hundred twenty alh 300
the day Of July thousand
.ht Hundred ye besides the costs ot ts &C
Ian New. York July /. / 75. FOSTER d THOMSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, 90 MdlLst.
above entitled action fled in the
Office the Clerk County of New ORR, ~ the
County Court in said city this 2s day Of July 1879
FOSTER & THOMSON, Plaintiff Attorneys
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rurrsxss MONROE Sept 2-,Arsved. ssip cafA nom Lon
dcn eaIt ca sep asas brig Antsns tspan fer Va
iencfa -. x-....h,n n ant goro srv
for Hew.York.
FOREIGx PORTS
so,-rp .upros Sept 2-The steamship ObeHo Rodgers
nom New York Aug 1s for Hall arrived here yes,eraay
BRISTOL. Eng. Sept 2-The steamship somerset "os'o'"
LONDON Sept. 2-sailed for the United s'ates Ia Do
isaac gar Little F1ry, Csnbalu IT, George, hrrnnis n
Stoneman Washng ton Capt Lauro. BRUSH Lon y,
hacher and Comtesse Duchate Arrived out on ZSIn
~, olIia Josenh baker Woyille aud Scud Arrived cut
on the Si NIT Pauline Die Hemath and Chrsei hr5yea
ont IN ts Isl inst Chirftan Anre Reed latter At Deal ioI
Antwerp Rosaa tarta aud Ieona Arryod cut on uc IN
inst ste Mcdonald Emma L. Oulton syrcuiatof fnu Do
broyack Gardner Colby, latter az Falmouth
SPOKEN.
Aug TO- lat 81 49, long al a. whaling schr Union TWO
MOP tbs out with 20 bbls sperm oil -
A''' Tor --latest Shic Ners see rim Pagel
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P1SSENGFRS SAILED.
PASSENGERS ARRTVED.

FOR HAMBURG-La steamship Aiopgf1ri, sept. Mrs
j. J. Merriam Misses ADe aud Lonse errSln, Nssitf Wa
Merriam Mrs Louise HprungS Chas kninmcrer, Miss
Sophia sdisrs q. GalrgUoS y. NOs,> Isaac Hester
mann L. FnEaud JscOb ~Chrm Frederick hnulfeI l.u
alpn scTOcdcr Charles Prism John schmidt, Arthur v llOl
wsie Hady, Mis- aria CAD Mrs H. a. Ghlett, Mi,
Posina St,hle and latF IL D. Meyer lorpnZ
Mesos. h. Can Mayer Cai1 Mn5ch Chas schmidt, Miss
i5n,ml Johanna Dabe. MIS-. = Ruinann, Mis
Elisabeth Weyaua. Miss Mary Honnann, MIS- ionse Nre
ger Miss ,i,df Lcouiari BcSehaupt Johann Anio
nina vile and chilen A. Iuetzuger. WIN keltng irdor
Nactin u Her, JACOB suOnsky Jacob Cohen Ious
IutI Or Areusiius AID laiy. Mis- Sophia Iodei, Mrs
Fanny E.senlJLr, Newin II. tis-ei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
CIVIL SERVICE LARCENY.

To Tie EdffOr OF IHe IftodHe'
SIR Not content with illustrating the beauties
of or civil by sending demands for the payment
OF percentage Of their salaries TO the male clerks EN-
ployed the departments Of Washington, TO create al
eeconeerfng fund the venerable Postmaster and Sec
retary of the Republican Congressional Committee has
levied Also upon the paltry salaries OF the ladies en-
raged IN the Government Bureaus In that city. Dccu
fnenis have been sent calling them to pay 81 Tor The
coming election with the implied threat Of Dismissal II
* is not paid In the hope that e exposure OF this
speeles larceny viii have The eject 10 break sp
am yOurs Indignantly OLE HHv kkovBs
Xfrc- York. Sept. l. 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03

were strong through the market the girl looked long
ingly the fruit and the young man. eftor suggie
with himself purchased several large pluns ana divided
with her.
"Do you doubt my love. Miyf he asked. - they
chewcd at the fruit. -
"neeanse" he continued elf didn't love you
wouldn't he around buying boss plums at nvc cents
apiece, would II"
She scanned satisfied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
MRS. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
,osREsPoNDENCE BETWEEN DIR. PATTERSON AND
JUDGE BRADWELI-

.osREsPoNDENCE BETWEEN DIR. PATTERSON AND
JUDGE BRADWEu- ~
BATAVIA, H., Aug. 10, 1879.
yb, Hon. J. b, BRADwEIL-Ny Dear Sir: In
r.rd Ia The ease OF Mrs. Lincoln. allow Inc IL say that
ZEE no good her. but harm only IN discussing WIN her
H. oeston of her removal from this place Al tends 10
keen her mind a constant ferment over questions
,sh,eb shoull not he determined by an insane mind
uuestions which should never have been dscSsu win
her Promises SHOULD never nave bee maue 20 he Tue
ludllment OF which could DIV possible . gee
pass beyond the control o. those VINO maze thein an
6utte willing believe that the objects OF your visits and
Vac numerous letters Of MIS- h eli 1870 are we %
T have become fully convinced that such Is Their
.cdeney at least these visits be discontinued
Mr. LINCOLN may be written 10 assigning reSl
Sacosn conservator of Mrs Lincoln VIII be absent from
home about two weeks VIII suksest lha,, az o's. u
have written the above in no unkind spirit but from
sense Of duty only to my patent; MIS- I,heoih nas
n1 nsDortant paper that belongs 70 her She again
alluded 10 II to-day, saying, Judge BIadwel mas aean
fCr for; Ssou 70 D5 her. a Size ought to have perhaps
may well TO send it 70 her or 70 me- ana 'nS iee'e
her seeming Anxiety '''' X J. PATTERSON.
uypGE BRADwFIL's REPLY.
CHICAGO, Aug ~, 1875.
Dr. r. j. PArrERsoS--My Dear Sur: have received
your letter stating that you can see no gooa 10 mrs
don Of her removal your place, and that promises
shoud never have made to her, the fuinnent Of
SIR Who was it but yourself that told Mrs Lin
enln
Sisit her sister Mrs Edwards. at Springfield, ~, ana
mar You had written letter TO her son Robert 10
sf effect Mrs Pradwell, 10 carry out the expressed
wish of Mrs lincoln to Springfield TO sec Mrs I'd
srds IN see N cOud take her sister, and was as
r NV her that she would ii brought by her
md saw lin day before yesterday No, Doctor L you
have the gcod of Mrs Lincoln at heart am sure You
LII ~ Thai she il taken her sister. lin accordance
with your letter, satisfied thai Mrs Lincoln does not
,ace 10 be confined in house for the insane ana at
yrould he greatly for her good 30 he allowed TO visit
her relatives ami friends She pines for liberty some
AZ thu best medical In America say thai IL Is
shamsf 10 lock Mrs. Lincoln up behind CRATES as she
sas been and / concur with them; believe that
inch confinement IS injurious 10 her In the
srtre,ne and calculated TO drive her insane Are you
oi eong 10 allow to visit her relatives TO zee II
viii benefit her, Will you take me Tosp9nsiy s. nu
nan the risk Of the American people saying hereafter
thai II was the restraint VI your INSTITUTION tat 9uicu
xys Isncon and proved her ruins thouid you not aiow
her 20 visit Mrs Edwards and insist on keeping her III
eose confinement, and should be SATISFIED tha he Boou
there change in her condition, as her el %
md friend will IL babcas corpus cannot open the
saor OF Mira IAncOln's prisOn-aouse- am, etc.
NV ~ JANIS b. Bk4DBEIA-
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THE RAILROAD DIFFICULTY IN NEw-JERsEY.


HUGH j. Jewett, on account OF the failure CT
the Eew-Jersey aud New-Iork Railway Company 10 pay
the rent which he claims is due to ln receiver of the
EIie Railway Company, cut off the connection o the
first named Company with the Erie Railway tracks, its
only access 10 NewlOrk suit has hecn tEeTcupon be
gun not by the Newersey and Newly DIRK Company, nut
by the Emira steel ami Iron Rolling Bill Company IN
which they make petition by Alexander ~ Green, their
counsel, in ChanccTy, Ncw-JcrSey, ana III that suit
nan. eIor Runyon has made order that the cCnnec
tom b. lort 80 hat the Of the NrwJe.ey and
New-Y0rk Railway Company can be run over he tracks
of the Erie Railroad Company IN the manner cOncm
psied y the contract further order the Court
fAe New-JeTsey and NewYcrk hallway Company To pay
promptly all tolls and compcns ton that may accrue
during Che continuance OF the order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2.-Passed Assistant Engineer
Ralph ordered naval rendezvous Mt New of
Engiueer Thee F. snglorfs ordered to The swatah
IlspeEant Henry Class detace from the Receiving sap
Independence ana placed waiting Ortor Passed Assstanl
Engineer A. Kenyon detached from the naval reh our
ordered Gettysburg. Pa Inspector
Gibcri has been detached from duty "a Prclas
ing avascr Washington ID. c. 10 take eect toe brSt
aud ordered Ia settle bs accounts ray IN
saciar WIN. W. Williams has been ordered u duy al Puf-
sing PayInaster at Washing place of MI Thornio
wo duty here three year, and ~ accordance WIN
the usage win be oriercG another station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03

Tn this Bennett makes oath as Of his own knowledge
na s,ief The award is made in the following terms:
la tn matter of the claim OF John Hand ag The state
- SeyYoIS Canal Commissioners Office. Albany Dee
q 1874 We the undersigned, Canal Comlnlss oncrS OF
e. state Of NewYOrk do hereby certify That III plsu
uee Of chapter 5Sj page 1&79 OF the laws OF the Stte
~ Nev-York for 1871, We having m"de view OF the
hsess for dredging the Black Rock Haibor under the
Of John Hand and we do nnd AZ iacis tn me
contract pI!ce agreed 10 be pald by tne State Oh
Eey-YoIk WAS Insufficient To pay , the aciaa
80. ~ doing said work, that the contract
~. for the doing OF said wOrwas fourteen ana oeau
ss. ,,er ward that the of dredging was in the
rgregae as per the na, estimate VI me state Engineer
r. 600 wards amounting in the aggregate 10 Ss'5,3so
.h.b amount time 20 TIME as sld work progressed
ha. been sd by the State VI New-l Urk 10 the SAID JONI
Hand or his assigns. -, 49,, . 10 ,.s. ,a
,wo,t wa TWENTY-FIVE cents per YARD amonntlng III ihe
All 10 the Of sixty thousand ana Sixty dollars
~ at reasonable compensation 10 said contractor IN
addition 10 sad actual cost would be the sum OF si1 cents
me- yard amounting 10 the SUN OF sixteen thOusahd ana
Orc hundred ana eighty dOlafS ,.,-
rrom fbese facts found by do md ana determine
thni fhe said JOhn Hand be by the Canal
X eharge paid from any moneys appropriated Tor ofdl
rarr or extraordinary repairs, in full Tor all interest
damage or depreciation OF property OF every name or
.tnr ar.ng or growing Oa of SAID contract tue sum OF
seyentysx thousand four hundred and forty collars less
raxmente amounting to thirty nlne tGousanu nNe nun
ard and eightynye dollars heretofore made, leaving
Reliance 10 he laid by the Commissioner in charge OF hT
sY thousand eight hundred and nityve dollars 10 nc
paid of any moneys appropriated ioi oIulha! vi CA
trnordinary repairs . - III, Al,
n witness whereof have hereuntO set our hands this
eth dry Of December, a D. lSIl, at the Clty OF
Albany. a DAi.hlhi
JAMES JACKSON, jr,
Canal Commissioners.
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XNAVERLY- STREET. = SUPREME Court
pan G! A. IN IG GSs4f " MAEY saK
s of T MSS 4 SfPE s x
4 WILLIS and ANNIE g WILLIS, ms wife defsndsnts1
ard entered in he above fulfilled action 2 day
1870 the undsTgned The reierse named N saeh
roo III Broadway in the City c New York on ne 4th
er the following described premises to vii An that
1af n w rEir oTmTy he o@ny y Of
S mar SST G GS ha os u the Register y County
anS ssoh rfl TO isaac r. 'w being part q
LEWIS g. % ESD da" sa Mo S avs NJ
1863 Rosa. surveyor, which said plot Is bounded aud de
sfrs sr tSS%s SEG%pf ,%o e.
Wsyefy st1ei and running thence south easery along
soahe line hu9Ied 0O feet thence south s westerly
I'VE 25 feet to the center line Of the BLOCK thence north
pon san r t%o SSndTs 2oo feet from the essry line
Of Madison avenue; and thence potsastey and Basse
point q s 81 Pshs we all The s
in front Of said plot and up TO ,he Ssntsr line
fSaD%aa ATs ~ . sel0
XVAVERLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COURT
sSe MF q e. 93hi
&tP and MAFY f9IF Hs hs S, EsAAc
In pursuance Of Judgment Of closure and ae duly made
Saa 49, tS '8sS s %
I rooln No. iii srosdsay the ciis Of NewYsr tho
ith day september 1878 at ~ O'clock by Peter T.
Meyer he following described premises to wit
All that certain parcel piece, or plot OF ground situate
fourth Ward
of tie city County Of NewYoTk, formerly in the
Comfy of NewYork and designated
number forty eight (i3) map died in the Office OF
the Register Of Mestcheser county az White Plains which
Wifhs" part of farm formerly OF Lewis g. Norris
esq IN the OF West Farms County OF Westches
ter New.York dated Mott Haven. March 1869 r. Rosa
surveyor which plot bounded and described ioilows Re
ginning point noTthefiy line OF Waverly street dis
tan hundred 00 feet teastey from the north east
Of said street aud Madison avenue running thence
boundary line OF land belonging TO Lewis Norris
south astery and along the aud OF said Morris psr
lei 70 wsyeriy ono haEered OO feet TO Pent dis
hundred 900 feet from the westerly line OF Monroe
avenue thence south Yextey and parallel Madso
hundred ZOO feet 10 the horthey line Of Wayery street.
north westerly aud along the line OF said street
hundred 600 feet tho point or place Of beganiag TO
land composing the street In ront OF the s plot aud 20
tho center hno thereof New York August is 1875
voEouAx Moaau. p,snsilfs attorney Is Pine 81