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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-05
Brooklnn Zeal estate for Sale.

DLOCK OF LOW-PRlCED BROOKLYN
ID LOIS. we'd located, VII De .li a. lASe acme. Il
sp,. I'd tor Immediately RI LAND IL WHITING, BeeA
nor SALE OR TO LET-HOHses. furnished
ar uuiuru stone, brick, frame 10 ten'st
L,ai,v and ei r.l streets lu behlt II, hl ,u5l,i -
. I1T, 's ~cual.r Carols clurchs 'a and exam
ine on st Mis- .. NALL % SOA 81 Ir1i'hliiiNe
n,a.s Greene. ErlnkiHn.
DOBERT :. BCSSING, BROKER in REAL
II ESTATE and MORTGAGE LOANS NJ. 20i Montague
a. Continental Bagaai DTo0gls The eAc.dnso 0i Bi""h-
lsa Dl Sasl 4stte lOr Farms iL'r oi 0iivf
Cemtrv Tro;nrtv n2.t speciality 81" tbs lsi-cs7 lic
L. mo adv riser int sc cXcie RS ar Ia
sllror 10 those presented uy ans other oioktI own is 81
Ma S'lf. Of arV descr tho y country WISHING 7"
IN az exchange so c Ia Seni - iui 'c- mp
pn a. property the advertiser saiing ao
r.e,r wishes IN reri Will owners ~
mai estate riyd fan r0art - kept Of al raj estate or
a. In xraug~ md property LETT sale atten
nearly yecT- 10 real fStais DHscss
~ yrr eyrusve acquainfanca property owners,
rsp-.,'- ard Others un'q1lei facies 10 ne aver
estate trans
al frs Hnus,q lois Ia the Del SECTIONS vi trnhiyi
vicinity Prospect Iak. the avenues,
Nights. for s3c On very ry 'tiiir W pay
llfr- vl ti' i'i' H'NN
eau Al tho fhtr buhdng loans ana nave
syerv przcr icablc ~ facility fufnlsh'7i
ANY gtrt Gi money 20 loan on bond anu mortgage
o. isrrn ra y property. b0Od appNctil0n- Ninlth ny
ROBERT ;. 81 ssIefi 2Js Aontaslc-st Br'1Kiyh'
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rOR SALE-TWO FARMS.
q. T. GARDINER, WestoSeI. Eastern Shore. Maryland
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o MINERS, FARMERS, CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS.
.ssEAEsWAGs EEzsN AEE.''
Gouses an1 farms iDantco.

XSTANTED-In exchange for some lots on tht
w the Island. M ALL ~ td WIN etfhi
ldngs urIce not 100 Address r., BOX Jo'l,
y. q.
VEANTED-In the country, within an houi
w ni 2 small ne.'tlt FURNISHED CbfiN't'
for three adults mnst De retired plenty o slhe near lhe
f particul and very nNt Terms
~ Arrl l. 1876 Address NJ No lOt ~ bune Office
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4 LARGE STOCK Of PIANOS, square and
n Upright - RCNr or SELL. cheap. sales ~ easy
monthly pa Gail at 4. n. AERtELs No mon
squire . 30. lGJ Fourth ave.
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"a maHvFAcruaERS, MERCHANTS AID OTHERS

Mes-rs r. FITZROY BENHAI, co. Of Gresham
Buildings. GudhaIl e. O.. ana Phsnx Works raoernaeio
Walk Nnsbury, London England. WHO have an extensive
with ali The largest firms IN tho Btsh Isles ana ID
the Colonies with whom they exercise considerable influence
an .ccu,t ~ the liberal terms they p0aOn 20 orsF
an, Iu 10 become Agcnts for Tie sala ~ every us
aiIon ~ n,rrnaudi-- aud manufactured goods largo
si ears employed The higssI Teioenoss gwen AM
Ict-lILIUl
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Brook!pn tteal estate for Sale.


COUNTRY HOME, with city privileges, about
u an hour FROM New-Yerk Oaon healthy and ELEGANT
trsc ss win @"re or ics land SALE OF kEST furnished
o. not. OWNER Box 30, New transwieS, \. J.
EVOR SALE-A FARM of Il acres on Staten
~ rs san one os s ~, h . , i, ,lr vsrv Sea
good Sudngs rlcnty OF fni, I'VE acres planted
inquire ESr 1S Place saS Of g%Es EAsEGsoS
EOR SALE-In Hartford, Conn, n pleasant
4 COUNTRY SEAT, with large stone mansion. II acres
% S a i an" cSdrn s' me S sirct line SEQ fet
with hedge and olms Address H. o. Box 30, oF
{. F. Blake. Is Mur7ayst, Nev-yoris CITY.
L7OR SALE low. or rent yearly. or exchange
i% Gm,agS gl@gtrg ~ s.asaI ', Inn ~ e i T. .
& Sa'",y VS. &C. s@ gas water e2se e. 11nry
shrahtery exquisite lawns ercgnr, eronnds staAe COW
WIN 10 Bi rsaS' D0"''' '''S''n W." " " -
GRi ENWICH, Rivcrsde-Furnished and nm
MANY aracve places for sale including several shore ront
RropsTiis perfectly healthy fcyers Address J. W. AZ
ONEIDA. y. Y.-FOR SALE-The Bull D.
Hg' and Gro laiey sonsing to me &C., 0n,ia,
'front.' Sabitani al anu Sa saS,Isnt 5oapnr
Grounds Inc well shase seysr acres convenient to NcS
located. \. HiGTNB0T'IiNN oneida \. y
Gan DIEGO (CALIFORNIA)R REAL ESTATE
non rare con 1pTT y 5f ern lr mail r So
n & rad NJ an Sls of ss 10 a. | sn I,h
Diego j. the and growing
city Ga e racine coast, lossS.ng magnnce har0nr.
oi the nuest mates e world. and ts OF sots
fexasand Paci Railroad Lands it here years
for lsc. whicn been sod $1,000
lnuruy rrlriits. FOf particulars oail lr address
Ni-"-l Okk AGENCY. BUSH ~ co.. 30 Dey-st
GTOCK FARMS of not less than one square
- mile George Grants Victoria Estate. Kansas. FOR
Ia ar start Natural grazing the T0lnd Ina
stock from % 10 climate
passed society JeXccptiUIaDle Mr.. Grants colony
500 ui,S the most successful in America
Refers hv permission the following gentlemen who have
visited the estate have and relatives settled
JOHN g. ct NIHkR. Csq. 5Ot broadway.
GTNRGE MOiLEiG III ~ Wall 81.
ptIER H)lI4ER; IT., es'l, Alhemare Hotel
THOMAS x. ti-A RI, $50 irfd,iwav.
For ulaFs apply 10 GEORGE GRANr Victoria, Ellis
CoGnty Kansas, or T. r. CLARK, 600 Broadway.
VALUABLE FARM of 200 Acres for Sale
Excellent sol hns meadows 90 IN orchards 81
valne grand ~ tie Eudstn River. from Nr
plalss New YORK r. de pot Apply ROBT.
h. "a HI - ~ 90. IuTyiosn. \. 4.
G.bS ANA A REMARKABLY beautiful
~ -~sP.VOOs suburban RrSIDENCE. within two
Ies 90 of City Of Springfield. Mics.
high dAd healthy buh u,4ng the Cuunec lent River,
ana surrounding country for miles beautiful sub
stlnial ttc hJse; OltJ1ndnss and Ot Emo
5ne feet from he there 1000 feet wble
from New YORK Ra lraL Photographs
may he at the Once of HOMER MORGAN FINEST.
,-,siSl.
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Real estate Go Gxrhdngc.

ENARN of - acres very desirable land
Z excellent house amt outAdlne, 80 miles - 1e,' }. S
Ii, ex.iaure BrnOklyn View YORK CITY property
" RULAND y WHITING Beekmtn II
WANTED IN EXCHANGE - COUNTRY
w HOUSE with about . II LAID. lotatd H. on IL
of within ah0ut ~ nirsi new 1"
N e, change FIR extra nice three story ana hAstin NJ
lrny on. 'front.' HOUSE, finely located u Bi0Ah; dO
az % IN cXch3nrc lor Pr tci tI'
II iInblacr Apply 10 kOht-lsl = 1t 'i-N''
2gs Montague ST., BT0"alyD.
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Aaction Sales Of Real Gstntc.
NOTICE.-WU KENNELLY, Auc-
" ton-er viii sell tor account of the Department " Docks
oHT 1879. tine Eycuang'
I0aiyvay. o'clock Leases certain art
Shcais the North Last Rivers, for periods of
l. $50 fII Information
city ltooor,i; COPIES iOr safe IA. > city Hall.
JERE JOHNSON, Jr, Aucucneer.
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REAL ESTATE.

NJ" VIN III.Iy, mt 7, 1910.
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day, Z. Fl.
Iuniow Co sold four lots north side Of one hundred
twenty fths, 80 feet OF -. N.cholasave for
81 500 Two 25xleo aud the Others 25vi So esch
william Kennedy sold twos'ory frame house and lease
~ lot No CSrl~s between Dominck and spring SITS.
frr 500: rsSe from Trinity church. dated April y,
lS57 az an annual eroUn', rent ~ 5000
The remainder CT the sales announced for to-day were
efler adjourned OT settled.
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GInsical Jnstruments.

>
4 LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, square and
N Upright - Rent or SELL. CHEAP sales on ',-Y
monthly pa rnenfs cal at L. n. IERtELLs No mon
square 10. lGj FouItha ave.
4 MAGNIFICENT Rosewood IA Octave
a ASO-FDRTE celebrated maker; cost $500 nHfd
tte FOR SALE at sacuhce Tor cln at % bcecSe ~
: BEAUTIFUL 7-Octave PIANO, in perfect
curved -ga $40. FIRST class new and secondhand
HRAkAU En- 1852 Bowery.
4 r SOHNFR &. Co.'S. 1i9 EAST 1iTH-ST.-
y Fr.teless P Nos Tor c or inst4lnents Tie most
reasnthe ri pianos usef io ~" Tor casi or
to rent. SObMLR * 60. 80 Fat lfii8t
4 BRAUTiGAM1 Upright and square
a. PIN AMOS second 10 none. prices moderate Con
~ianly nsnd. large assortment OF secondhand amos
from lest gakrrA N"w and second Iand Fanos 10 rent
"arr'ua'ua 10. - a. mon square
GREAT BARGAINS in NEW and SECOND
~ HAND PIANOS. ~ me very b-.t qnaiiy y" '," TOT
cash. a, Fi-CI te 3i ad l!j NeSi 4Nih- n"n Jitr.
Z IGHTE & ERNST, old house Of LiShtr &
A Bradbury, offer their sr.anid PiANF'I r at o~
pr.es. and MONTH. yHsouts, ALL t4Ast ti Also
smith 20 Al 4.iti'N - OCEANS
DIANO~-T-prient Panos-A fine assortment
for SALf. anu L. l.fAr IL MATHIS SON. IL East
SIXTEEN. ist, between Eif'navc. and mon sluare.
- X. BAIL & Co.
-. No l. EAST 1lTH r.
Chickering's. 81 iu~fs', iiI other Plano. and Organs low
for cash, oo iusi.tluents ant for rent
E7HE ARION PIANO-FORTE has been adontcd
Used evcusivci, by tie New C0user' atOy OF
.lr 0as- We OFFER Instruments 20
r>ioi.. d" prc- TPrgif-, -guaTel ahd Danis
Also lew ,E,ONo HAND fIAEDS very low cash,
monthly pay ments. All ~ Plan D-FDhIE On No.
EaSi fCHriteutii--t
TvpR!GHT PIANOS-Largc and superior as
u -artnont FOR SALE RIt>-- a. OF NElEtv SONS.
--A1li"ctiois - "os1 l'lh'i De- seen 'tI iil on tr-
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Couuirn Real estate for Sale.

r
1T SONERS. Westchester COunty-Charming
n country home Gothic house l2room~ al conyc'"nc's
.e,ss; fr.nt shade; garden f1oe eIOoeu }. d.
CoNDICr. I45 BsOAd"ay
A STPERB CHATEAU, in complete order,
n win mod rn improvements - rNHn-i barn Staie OF
sL-r garden frii, hotho.- arm holss pofel ,elst
a. Tor 49, or w0aid be- khN I'd furnished near "'st
td station Central .aiirOAi a. NJ" jersey A's'
a n. d.. Box 40. 3,o79 New YORK fostomce
Ar CROTON. on the Hudson River.-t0r
N ALE very desirable plot Of IS AIRS with dwelling
and Outbting- Suitable Tor grtieinal 20 ~ ~
RP~l Abundance NJ large ard sn4u uls h tIo
ILL., Also plot OF 10 acres which o0ul De- dlVnen lh'o
E. gr fOaT VI LA lLylr VII ye -i on I'D fh tfirnS
EDWARD CLARKE. Tribune once.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, DELIGHTFULLY."-
" ~fTFr ATED FOR SAIE-Locaied the bank -
bcauiilu lake from the CIy OF Ne"haTei, conn
lol.., contains besides Kitchen living
spnug running IRON sOd SUPP Lies the house Win ci
water vie carried INTO to louise BY drac RAM
Hee cars run within mnutes walk the barn ara stable
arge containing stalls and caiaoions carriage 0sf
The grounds cover about vel stool wt large "a
nty frii ANA il under high state 81 cultivation Walks
d are ld out ana shrbbefy helps nature 10 make
1n me most desirable places now on d if sale ~
ent boating fishing. For fufLicf pMu'u' ~"'s7
~tOfce BOx 1878, New Haven, Conn. -------------.
FOR SALE-TWO FARMS. -.
q. GARDINER, WestoyeT. Eastern shore. MAY -Hd
The New York herald., 1875-09-27
BROOKLYN.

The registry of voters will begin in Kings county
next Tuesday, 2Sth inst
George Holmes, a seaman, sixty-four years OF age,
died suddenly on board the ship Salisbury, lying at
Empire Dock
During fight which occurred at Temperance Hall on
Saturday night, Dennis Mccormick of No. III Eckford
street, severely beaten to necessitate his
moval to the hospital
John Connolly, during alteration with Francis
White, on Saturday night, stabbed his antagonist with
a knife, inhicting wound. Connolly was ar
rested and locked up to answer
The stable Of F. J. Boednecker No $40 Atlantic ave.
nue., was visited by burglars few evenings ago. Yes
terday Timothy Long and James Gorman young men,
were arrested on suspicion of being the guilty pares
Patrolman Early, of the Third precinct yesterday
arrested James Drisco, laborer, for assautng his
wife, Ann Driscol, with club and beating her about
the head until she insensible. The woman was
removed to the Long Island College Hospital where
she Is detained under surgical treatment
The New York herald., 1875-09-27

sido in all political contesta Will this the in
huence OF the cergyS II may increase the momentum
Of their Interference but not their influence. On the
contrary, there 10 think that the people
recognize that the priests longer allowed have
an Independent voice In political affairs they will pay
no heed to an advice which they cannot be ex-
presses their own honest sentiments
third matter which it is well known will occupy
the attention of the Synod is the present state Of
PARocHIAL PROPERTY
Cases have arisen in which, owing to the neglect OF
the clergyman TO appoint proper trustees, property
well known to be parochia has been claimed by his
relatives, after his death, and has been lost 10 tho
parish No one will object to any stringent regulations
which the bishops may make to prevent the recurrence
OF such abuses. On the whole It is plain that the
Synod likely do work which will be of interest and
importance for the aity less than for the clergy
The New York herald., 1875-09-27
LONG ISLAND.

The Presbyterian church at Bridgehampton voted
unanimously 20 settle the Rev. DR.. Strickland per-
manent pastor.
The democratic primaries for Queens county, TO elect
delegates to the County Convention will be held in the
various towns this evening.
The has encroached so much on the beach to
endanger the e-savng station at East Rockaway and
1t is found necessary to move il further back.
The Democratic and Liberal Republican Convention
for Suffolk county will held in the Court House
Riverhead on Wednesday next, at half past seven
O'Clock p. NJ.
The Presbytery of Nassau will hold its fall meeting
Roslyn, commencing Monday, October IL at half
past p NJ The Presbytery Of Long Island meets
at Southampton TO- morrow at two p Al.
Edward Smith, formerly cooper of the whaling brig
Myra of Sag Harbor, found dead in his bed the
Nassau House, in that place on Saturday morning
and coroner's jury determined that he died from
overdose of audanum but whether taken with suicidal
intent does not appear.
Surrogate Hedges, Of Suffolk county, last week ad-
mitted to probate the wills of John E. Roe Charity
Green, Thomas Brown Elijah Chichester, Frederick O.
Phelps and Matthew Hoban. Consideration OF the
wills of stephen Fowler John Ferry and Phlomela r
Benson was adjourned-the latter being contested.
The Enterprise Base Ball Club Of Hampstead which
has made good record during the season. and the
Queens County Agricultural Societys silver ball the
June exhibition has elected the following officers for the
next year:-Presdent, c. E. Cornell Vice President,
j. Snedeker; Treasurer John M. Vincent; Secretary,
George w. Weekes; Directors, A. N Weller, j. S. Will
let's William II. Hewlett +. B. Baldwin William (.
Cloves Daniel A. Henderson and Thomas 7. Rushmore.
The New York herald., 1875-09-27
STATEN ISLANDS FAIR.

The fall fair Of the Richmond County Agricultural
and Horticultural Society Will be opened on Thursday,
the 7th Of October and Friday and satur
day the sth and 9th Il will be held tho grounds Of
the Sea View Park Association al New Dorp. In add
tion tho agricultural aud horticultural exhibition,
there will be several special features Of interest On
the irst day there will BE- base ball match for silver
ball and childrcns pony for two prizes, silver
mounted riding whip and plain whip On the second
day there will be trottlng FOR county horses only.
First prize 500 tor horses that have never beaten
three minutcs 500, S25, tl5; second prize, 500,
double team race free for ALL SEQ $25, fl5 On tho
third day there will be running and troting free TO all
for the propretors purse. amounting 20 1000 The fair
promises 10 be very attractive one
The New York herald., 1875-09-27
POLICE COURT NOTES.

Justice otterbourg at the Tombs Police Court yester
day, disposed OF 125 Two thirds Of these were
what are known in police parlance drunks and DIS
orderes There three arrests for breaches of the
Excise law. James Burns, of No II Mott street, was
held to answer charge of stealing silver watch
from the person Of John Ahern, of No Catharine
Slip while the latter standing the corner of Ann
street and Broadway.
woman named Jane Wilkinson was arraigned at the
Washington Place Police Court yesterday on charge
of shoplting preferred by Peter H. Young, in the en-
ployment of Alex Lyle, 1916 Sixth avenue She was
held in $500 to answer.
Thomas Mcknight, of No. 241 West Fourth street,
arrested ny Officer Burk, OF the Ninth precinct
Saturday night charge of stealing piece of CLOTH
valued at $45 from the store Of John Serry of No 444
Hudson street Mcknight was arraigned before Judge
Wandell at the Washington Place Police Court yestef
day and held in s. 900 bail 70 answer.
The New York herald., 1875-09-27
COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Dono
hue-Nos g. q % y, So 81 Al, 90, 81, CO. 70, So,
92 96 81, 1O2, 12o 122 133 1874 1876, lao, 1855, 1888
16S, 1862 i7o 17s, 19l, io4, 1877, 2ol 211, 2l2 2l3
21S, 221, 223 224 225, 226.
MARINE CoURT-GENERAL TERM.-Held by Judges
McAdam Gross and Alker- -Non-enumerated motions
Mond Aarons Gouge ct al Banks; Mills and
another Eisg Atwater vs. Haskell ct al Southard
assignee, &C. vs. Reed; Schubach Wusten ct al ;
Schubach VS.. Wulsten ct al; Schumann and another
vs. Chapman; Nennholfer VS.. Bleuler; Corven and
another Dodd; Corven and another Dodd; Shine
VS. Marshall ct al lie Baron Thompson; Roe, ad-
mnistrator Whelan, mpleaded; Alden ct al. vs.
Linn impleaded; Van Beuren and another Deering;
Mitchell VS.. The Westcheser Fire Insurance Company
Chamberlayne vs. Homes; Legran VS.. 0atley;
Galway VS.. smith; the New York Match Company VS..
Busch; Jourdan and another Bernhemer; Boylan
Herr ct al. Enumerated-Nos. l. 2, B. 4, 5, g. Z, s.
O. TO- IL, IL 13 a. Is, 16, H. IS 49, 20 81 % 23 "a
25 2 ~ 2s 30 80 81 S2 49, "a, 35, SO, 81, 49, so, 49,
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Part l and AID
journed for the term.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Recorder John
X. Hackett-The People VS.. Thomas Flood, Francis
Leonard and John McCabe, robbery; Same VS.. Michael
Beck robbery; Same William J. Stewart and
Michael Burke, robbery; Same Hannah Ford, felo
NOUS assault and battery; Same John J. Jefferson
felonous assault and battery; Same John Hughes
burglary; Same John Bryson burglary; Same VS..
Alfred Frazer James Regan and Thomas Murray, bur
glary; Same Thomas Costello burglary; Same VS..
Martin McEvoy and Patrick Kelly, burglary; Same vs.
Francis Studer, burglary; Same John Quinn, bur-
glary; Same VS.. John Murphy, burglary Same VS..
George Meyers, grand larceny; Same VS. Frank
Rubiera grand larceny; Same James Treanor,
grand larceny; Same Edward Hart, grand larceny;
Same VS.. Henry Botolow, grand larceny; Same VS..
James Hayley, grand larceny; Same VS. Frank Judson,
grand larceny; Same VS. Thomas j. Week, grand lar
ceny Same VS. Henry Lendberg grand larceny; Same
vs. Daniel Reardoh and Edward Cannon grand larceny
Same VS. James Burke Frank Hamilton and Frank
Bammir, grand larceny; Same vs. Andrew Rose grand
larceny; Same vs. James McGreery and Joseph lawson
petit larceny; Same Frank Reilly petit larceny
Same VS.. James O'Ncl, petit larceny Same VS.. Mary
Maher, petit larceny.
The New York herald., 1875-09-27
papers please copy.
DIED.

BARNED-On Saturday, September 25th, ABRAHAM
BARNED, otherwise known as Captain BARNEY aged 80
years.
The relatives and friends Of the family also the mem
bers of the Congregation Chaar Zcdek and the Chebra
Gamieth Chesed Shel Emeth are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from the residence OF his sister
Mrs j. Harris S5 Henry street, on Monday September
81, at IL O'Clock NJ.
Utah Montana and oregon papers please copy.
BENTLEY On Sunday morning, September 20, PETER
BENTLEY aged 20 years
Funeral rom his late residence, on Tuesday afler-
noon the 2sth inst, at halfpast three
BoGERT.-In Plainneld, n. j., Thursday Gath
inst CLARENCE LIVINGSTON youngest child Of Peter
and Hattie A. Bogert, aged years.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited 10
attend the funeral from tho residence OF his grand
father, w. E. Smith, d. d.. Second street. Painneld,
N j., on Monday 9th inst, at twelve o'clock noon,
without further invitation. Trains leave foot Of Lib.
ery street. Central Railroad Of New Jersey at 10 80
A. NJ.
BoLToN-On Sunday September 26 In Bloomfield,
N. j. at the residence of his in-law THOMAS Boil
TON in the 18th year Of his age.
Funeral from ST. Mary's Church, Jersey City Tues.
day morning at nine O'Clock, where Of requiem
will be offered for the repose OF his soul Relatives and
friends Of the family are respectfully invited
The New York herald., 1875-09-27
THE COURTS.
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge WandelL
A LONG CHASE.


Mr.. William r. Fordham, Of City Island, West
chester county, teegraphed to Police Headquarters
Saturday night that sloop belonging TO him, contain
ing $500 worth of oysters, had been stolen from the
above mentioned place about nine o'clock the same
night description Of the sloop read TO the officers
of the Harbor Police boat yesterday morning by Cap
tain Irving, and the gong out in the patrol bots
were enjoned to keep sharp look out Between seven
and eight o'clock officers Roach, Foley and
Kelly we're crossing the East River near
Fulton Ferry, when Officer Roach espied
sloop painted white with oysters board heading
toward Buttermilk Channel The three officers then
commenced to ply their oars vigorously; but when
nearing the soop fresh breeze sprung up and the pur
sued vessel sailed away from them with The
officers not to be bafed however, and starting
into the Atlantic basin procured tug that lying
there. and they were steamng down the bay m
hot pursuit of the oyster soop When just off Robbins
Reef, as the sloop was making her way around the
south side of Staten Island, the tugboat, with
the officers on board, alongside of her. officer
Foley was the first TO jump board, and Officers
Roach and Kelly followed him. They at once
proceeded to secure the who sailing the
sloop, and II was with some difficulty he brought
to terms Officers Foley and Roach then took charge
of the vessel and sailed her up to this city. Mr. Ford
ham identified the sloop his property, and the man
found on board OF her. whose name Is Henry Decker,
OF Red Bank, N. j.. was arragned before Judge Wan
dell yesterday morning about eleven O'Clock, and was
committed in 81, 900 bail to answer.
The New York herald., 1875-09-27
STATEN ISLAND.

The annual school meetings in the several school dis
trots OF Richmond county will be held the second
Tuesday In October. Trustees, directors, clerks and
librarians are TO be chosen at these meetings
The annual festival of the children of Father Barrys
parsh-Rossville and Granitevile churches-wll be
held the grounds Of the Sea View Park Association
at New Dorp on the 9TH OF October.
Work has been commenced upon the proposed new
through Clinton avenue in the Second ward of
the village Of New Brighton to extend from Prospect
avenue 10 the waters OF the Kill Won Kull The length
be about $50 feet the cost about So 900 and is
10 be completed by the 18th of December next
The New York herald., 1875-09-27
THE KELSEY OUTRAGE.

Ex-Attorney General Barlow is endeavoring to have
arrangements made to argue the appeal from the de-
cison Of the General Term Of the Supreme Court deny
ing change OF venue in the Kelsey case at the open
ing OF the Court Of Appeals this week. that II the
cison below is sustained the be tried at the
October OF the Suffolk County Oyer and Terminer
If this is done the Governor will be petoncd for
an extraordinary term 10 try the the
argument be heard and the decision handed down
The New York herald., 1875-09-27
NEW YORK CITY.

The Fulton street praise meeting will be resumed,
beginning with this evening.
The body of unknown man was found at seven
O'Clock yesterday morning in vacant in the base
ment of No 126 Stanton street The man is supposed
to have died from the effects of intemperance.
Ann Foley, aged thirty five years living at No 100
Mulberry street, accidentally fell from the third story
OF her residence to the yard and received fractures OF
both thighs besides other injuries Taken to Bellevue
HOSPITAL
The New York herald., 1875-09-27
THE QUEENS COUNTY FAIR.

on Tuesday, "Wednesday aud Thursday Of this week
the fall exhibition Of the Queens County Agricultural
Society viii be held on the grounds al Mneoa Tho
indications that all the departments Of the exhibition
will be very full and that viii be- altogether the most
successful one ever held by The society,".