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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
rTcIsINNg-SEPr. o7.

syu-g7c Cor,+- ChnrtbTs-Bv Judge Donohue.-
echuitncs a;'. riciler-Mohon granite with so c,sts
Judgment stand. Phillips agi. JOS pl.MOlon granted
Hv judge aer@ncetiO1k act. Tie Mayor &c-tdfr lnh
settled and order 10 be uef Moody aS IJDy
Motion ueA.ed. With Goals. Hcmo.an
SuDcTT9r Coart--Sp-ciaI I.vri-Bv Judge Van
yoTst-SevcEs aga. Herscr.)T!cr granted ana settled
Pg,lrasn aet denied scott ct al ag
IIOey-Aiidav insufficient under Rule Il. MoSon granted
King sgi. Wbe % a-JuTh mt Of foreclosure ma sale
Common P;ds5s-Special Is'm-Bv Judge loe@.-
GRAY Az Biiliays-Moon amend complaint denied. So
nlcninrsntNn y Iefaer AT s. NJ cInr..i think that
shJnia opened t-e do .OWe 70 apps =.
before the referee defend this acton Tic People eE rel
JIarn.n d. iiu!lses op Fitzgerald Besn.I am
not satisfied tits I've F!ff within one i1r TIC
Nv Jufge J. p Day-Ryan All Titus a.-Iglunction Us
solved with costs Arnold at Cnart,0nHsei VIII attend
before ;ierent Gl ease. oct I, at ~ - m
Rob Thornton AIT the IT. Piu ana cneaSo
Railroad Com pa y.C.So .ad a1ra'irisits sestAei
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THE SUIT AGAINST PETER B. swEENY.

MOTION FOR A BILL or PARTICULARS ADJOURNED.
In the suit of the People of the State
OF EewYork against Peter b sweeny, participant
in the Ring frauds motion to compel tho State to give
Nr. swecny bin OF particulars called Judge
D0nohuc's calendar in Supreme Court. Chambers. Mr.
Peckhan suggested that this in all respects hen
teal with the similar motion decided IN favor of Tweed
and as the had that decision under advise
and would probably determine IL next week.
dr entered that this motion follow such decTmiDa
tion. Mr. Eeach and Mr. McKeen, on behalf OF Mr.
Sweenv objected 70 this There might be some
point peculiar Twccs case, they said, which theirs
differed. Sill, facilitate matters they would agree
that the appeal from the order argued the next Cen
oral Term. judge DuuOlue said 1t had grown al mOst
into rule in where of kind was
on appeal the General Term adjourn all other SINH
lar until that Court is decision. IL
unfair apply similar practice in this and he
would therefore adjourn this Inoton for ! week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
THE DIRECT CABLE BROKEN.

evp,or-s FRACTURE ON ONE OF THE FISHING
p.SKs-sEcrssARY DELAY IN MAKING REPAIRS
r. was announced at tho opening OF the
s,ocr Exchange Yesterday that tho direct cable
hrosen and communication by 1t could not be had with
Europe The statement made soon afterward that
the interruption temporary and that only the land
norton on the eastern side had been severed. bulletin
at the Office Of the Company IN Broadst announced IN
short time that repairs had been made and the cable was
again in working order. At r. however this bu-
letn removed for all communication after that hour
ceased, and it admitted that the cable
had parted. Mr. Ohrhant, Manager Of the Com
pany, said TO a TRIBUNE reporter that the cable
undoubtedly was severed, and that experiments had
shown the division Of the fishing BANKS
near the American shore He thought it probable that
injury had been done by the anchor OF fsng vessel
The portion Of the cable which has been broken has
in continuous for the past IS months and the
fracture Mr.. Oiphant said that If the repairing
vessel hand he had doubt the difficulty
could overcome in three days, but the Faraday In
Europe. The cable must be grappcd for and spliced
and only a vessel fitted with the necessary ap-
pances will be able TO do tho work. whatever loss
might from The fracture would not fall upon the
Company, added Mr.. Ophant. a. by the terms OF the
the cable does not pass into the possession OF
the Company until has hesn in working order Tor 30
DAYS Only 81 Iays have elapsed since the first message
was transmitted the wires The manager could not
how long would be before repairs could be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
UNDERGROUND RAPID TRANSIT DEFEATED.

DECISION OF TIE COMMISSION Frs COUNSEL AGAINer
AUTHORIZING DEPREssED EoADs-CAPiTAL FOR
ELEVATED LINES.
The counsel Of the Rapid Transit Commits
sonegs yesterday decided tat it very doubtful II tho
Commissioners have ROW the power authorize the
strucon Of underground railway. So doubtful is this
POWER tho decision says that by adopting under
ground plan the Beard would be running very great
risk Of destroying the possibility OF rapid transit TIE
decision which writing eoncrrTed In by e1-
Judge EInUtt and stephen p Nash. Counsel de
cned to give details Of it, the exact grounds
which it was based. tt win probably ce made public
to-day It stated by counsel that for the past six
weeks the Board had been in favor OF IN elevated road
The recent discussion not the relative inertia OF
tie two kinds OF read but on the question whether or
not in locating the routes tic Commissioners lad left 70
Themselves the power OF deciding upon an underground
plan II they had been legally advised that they still
had snch power, they would not have been unwilling to
hear the fullest discussion OF the claims of under
ground road although believing that the elevated plan
wC,d be the best under al the circumstances.
One Of the Commissioners said yesterday that the DC
cison Of their counsel virtually settled the question in
regard TO the depressed plan Of road which has recently
not be said ~ any time really contemplated adopting
sueh planibu did not desire 10 set hastily Iie iact
that the depressed plan pushed forward 40 late had
appeared suspicious Commissioners, and they had
thought it IN ght possibly be an attempt 20 euba;Tass
them Now, however II Ilisht pc Iegarted AZ seteo
tha elevated plan would be adopted III the eapita-
IstS who favored dcpft rclu were nOt satftru,
there were millions " CAPITAL belonging other persons
could DC ccane, pun Tor giving rapid transit ~
the city.
The Commissioners announce by advertisement that
they will MAKE their final ehoee OF plan next Monday
Different varieties OF construction viii be chosen TO st
tie requirements If different stree Il. The choice Will be
made by ballot. II is said that the ground of the
deGisiOn against underground roads is that IN the re-
port tie routes The Commissioners used only the
words over through, and along certain streets ana
avenues, and tine word "unter" The promoters OF
the dep cssod road claim that their plan IL not properly
underground and ,hcy sly chat The Commissioners nave
iuy.t ppE rrnreQ
the only way for them 10 Is 10 resign and ne iiIe
diatcly reappOntcd and DO the work over aSaII.
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90 mbom it Map Concern


RUAkD OF COMMISSIONERS OF RAPID
~ TRANSIT, CITY Of y EW-YORk-
OFFICE OF rHR BOARD OF COMNssIoNERs OF RafD r1tSs
NEw CoUEI GOEsR, NV. \ ogK september y, 1874
The Bcar NJ Commissioners sprnfcd by the Mayor urder
and IN compliance with the 81 Chapter GOo sss u
1878 hereby public thai The submission OF
the construction and operasloa Railways
hereby again such plans nust be shown By
hoteis sccnmJ by descriptions I'm 1rng
descriptions made; saa tis commissioners will
quest before Board
submitting psans which, In the optnpn VI the Board
merit which anafion description
than the description N writing accompanying plAas
when submitted.
Commissioners hereby further gives tAss
the Commissioners vii meet at ~ O'Clock MONDAY
Octobef, 1873, tho s0cs
Court house and decide the plan the
sctou Of such railway rsw win bc
p0rA tar10uis switcheA sdng couneetcn landing
stations buildings platforms ssawnys eiovstors egrspk
M usas s,d " - ~ x nR ~ ; We r's1s
JOdRPK aklLGAAM. PruihnnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
SUITS ON THE MARINE CORPS CLOTHING
CONTRACT

In the United States District Court, yester-
day the Government began two more suits against Rob
ert Allen c.other to recover money received by him
for clothing which charged he did not fnrnsh TIE
Marine Corps under his contract 70 supply the Corps
with clothing the ATst oi these sts Piorson l. san
ford and George W. Sanford Aiien's snreiics AMI
tie amount claimed Is s123sj In the second, Aliens
auretics z. S. Deviin and John West, ahd INC
amount claimed IL about slf.UO1
suit Wis also begun against Alien alone IN recover
3OOOD for the nilegDd nliaent or bis contract
The ACRE cite amount claimed in tie suits against Allen
Ia about sos GOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
ACLArMsyrs STRANGE STORY.

THE WILL OF EDWARD MDERaOTr CONTESTED BY
MN CLAIMING TO BE HIS soN-ALLEGED
DOUBLE BfGAMY.
Edward McDermOtt died March 26, 1875,
leaving Will under which the bulk Of his estate said TO
be worth $4,000, TO become the property OK his
wife, Rose NcDcrmott. Joseph p Ordish. claiming
to he the Oldest of Edward McDermo is contesting
this WILL ami the matter is be heard to-day before Cur
rOgate Hutchings The contestant states that Mr.. Ne
Dcrmott was married in 1887 10 Della Kelly,
aud that he their only child born In
1910 At that time Er. McDermott was disspated
ard poor, and his treatment OF the contestants
mother forced her leave him and return 70 her parents
In si5 she was living PainleId " J., with her
under The Of Della Dernott, WIEN che heard that
her husband had been found dead in the street. Soon
after Re married Edward Ordsi with whom she lived
I'll 1850 when Orsh went 20 San Francisco, where he
living In 1860 she Joined her second husband III
California. where She died in SOL The contestant states
that he educated By Orgh as his adored son. and
TIL 1872. In 1S72, nc visited NewYOrk, and knowing
his mothers story, called upon his father Edward Nc
Dermott. he says he asked has fafEer about ms fst
and that after angry dena! at first, his L2ther
aainow lodged H. At thar time. he eays. n woman
IN, and after speaking SHARPLY 10 nim told MS father
drive him ont, and McDcruot then anST1ly ordered
him He says that he went out he heard Mrs Ne
Dernott her shana She had him in her power and
couli send him States PrsDn The contestant saw his
father Gftcrward, ard he latter on one occasion eS-
pressed wish - him, but warned him not tn come
when Mrs McDermGtt was at home, AMI pronlsed 10
make amends for the wrong done.
Orieh contests the will the ground mat 10 was Cd
tanned By undue influence ana sister OF EDWARD &c
of the will represented Ivy John y SteaIs. joseph p
Ordsi by Culver Wright, and Tie contestlng Sister Dy
Dennis.oun Wood and Richard O'Gormal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28

- n stsamship sas 1t nom PG No 70 EAST hvoI
SUNDAY. OCT. g.
Ms r Anst.bA View zealand f and 90 III ifr na
San franrirco on M,nday Oct H. Nat matter INTENDED or
this ssasuishp pose In the SswYork Postomos
before II al Sunlsy. Oct j.
All Mails % IL o'clock n m. Tns Postoucs oDs@
from \ m. 10 IL q
Mails for Newfoundland :oss At tho sewYork Po'tomes
Asi To- Hafas. ~ s., Il sased the New York Pest
Once ever day at o. m.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvERPOOf-Tn Heamstfp C.t1c, sept 2o-hoee1t
4 SIvphaaf ass Lspp,rt, Isaac JoDks MA jerks hrn
samuel A. Hammond Miss Hsmmond. Master hammond ana
Winter Jas n Brady J: Fox A. koetz T. NJ sninn
u. n. Dudgesu. Edward Gefhn. w H. hoi-
becl W. H. IL Pettns Miss G. Pettas VIM W. Yard, john
Aldrews Miss Mary Andrews Miss Emily Anffrews W a
Pnkerton, Capt T. W c. Carell Geo. Lesyer Niam
sarauw, Henry Keller, George Dale W. Dnnnel kred w.
Ftui Mrs W. Kiddis n. Wood, n. de Raw niskf A r
Pervse c. NJ Kellock g. NJ and manserysnt Dawson
Naysr Liysccrnb< and ira !. TDrne. lr. Master
Victor Torne nurse, Ass g. l. Van SCHOOL,
hoven, Mrs Acuouazi. and child
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK ...-........-.sl

PORT OF YEw-y "a.
CLEARED.
stsamship leanora Johnson, Portland J. E Anies-
Bar Arnevis tSorj EiInGssn. Plymouth, Eng, Funch
s1s Golden Fleece (br Armstrong, BasetOwn. Ear II
BsrS fni q or. Thronscn. Alicante. c Tobia, Co
B.ra Eos Sor, DsnneVis. Es'nore Areadd for orerA
brig W-a5ao Spencer, BrdsotOwn. Bar sipson. clapp
schr spsTie, cpssman, Boston, led Eye & ca
sehr aauaia cBr, hsmrrond, Maysguez H. J. W. MI
schr Annie c. Cook. Cook Ponce. P. n ". rouf : Ca
Lookout. NICHOLS. Caarleston. Evans bad q %
Sem Sem Nay. Navy %su lo Ras va IT,
sshT An1 5aT gar, s1 Psrr . q j.
sclr Jaaes ~arrel. DIis-n, ST Augustine, IA warren
sshr Lavnia Warren. whittenore. Demasa Ieaycrsts
Scar Dart Campbell. Stamford, Conn. stamford Manu.>r
sioas oG.csstep White, Beaufort g. c.. D. A. Maasit.
Barge Hudson, SMITH Flnniephs Jas. Hand
United States Ilstonss s,e.n1stp Gsrzaiurn cosgrove
ky s or Western 5Pr iaanam Bristol Sept H.
with Inds-. and pass. 10 " D. d,rean
s,sAIHis $4,000 so M, P1Irf1 es5 sre
SEPT. In istI ,iihr.s4r 'ih zaese AID pass
asp Gen BARNES. Savannah Sep; ~ VITA
Hs: g; aa.p if saan "a & c Sfa,' Pailaaphia
slip Tani2llon LyerpoSf Aui- Calcutta June .,
saiE gaincnleo Jseear.no Tries. s. ay vita Sc
fhs1st's~n, N'Try - otis-f
C4asa l. Lersen, Layton, aaEzh days "iis
lulbCr.
laIlUer.
scar Mnnchaha DgugIss Fs-1s1dna faTs With lumber.
AfTy, isil, GrnrgetssTn. y. &.
lor.ta VlrIulA Mary r CErti- Virginia
Eva Holmes virginia E6.rl Virginia
J. u. darOS, NIrs.aa. Win A Low NISiria
J. j. Merritt ErSlaIa J. t. .;asi.s, Virginia.
O,hJra t.rrtis Virginia Aire Z. Pi.Tce. virginia
L.. l,a.t lreiaA Joan Ia. hlrkllan. g5aiA
Al gal j. innss, VirkRil henry Eftsc9,t NffSfLia
Gco. T. ELcc4, Virginia. Jeanne Aaa, Virginia
MEMORANDA.
shin Progress Sfepe- Reye, arrived 23d and
chC.oi iSay, towei w 10 taa city tAs
BILE 9saia- tirecB1cS arrives
25ta Lover 5ay n1s loved "a tAe cry TINS
y. L., S!tl.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Sert 21.The Imam Iie steamship cry 81
Cest Lrtc, TJs Nc"forS ps - Iot Ii 'Ssvoi a.
rived nsra u . clorE tbs morning.
MONl.LH, Sfs The Allan Li1o steamship sioiaVl1u
" = rsia SeDs -, &ad CIcDec liSD, foE L.vci
pool, as1fved here tOa2y.
DISASTERS.
boston, sept 27The sshf7 FLORIDA OF snrry Ne ana
Il .clgr.c1, NJ, ron loaded win c.,
pEt a. ho- 0 nathan Bar Cape Cod IN ie Storm satsr
la ll. w pgo, SLa loss Botl vesscis WC.e iHs
ior Lsaest Ship ge,rs Ptfr!i Pags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
ACCIDENT TO A sPORTsMAN.

A pigeon shooting match was held last week
near The Dutch Kills, Long Island. Among those the
outskirts Of the field Henry Hugcl and Michael
Kavanagh, WHO lying in wait TO shoot at stray
birds which the spSrtslneu missed One such pigeon com
ing over Kavanah lie fired barrel of his gun, and
then the other from wc lac had forgotten take tho
ranrod. This instantly fell and struck Mr.. HageI pene-
tratng The thigh downward 10 the knec-cap, which
shattered thar t is feared the leg must be aputated
Lr. Kayanagh arrested by the Hunters Point police
Saturday and discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
GEORGE CRUIKsHAYK's VIGOROUS OLD AGE.
Kate FsiGs London Later to Tae LOisvilt Courier
JOEr7cL

JJuTgcl
Who does not know of George Cruikshank.
artist who first illustrated D,ekensi He In an old,
old and the other Gay visited the House or Com
mons before the members had assembled Recognizing
the artist. Edward jenkins who happened 10 be present.
went 20 him with 1reserert took him by the hand,
saying Mr.. Cruksank. avn lighted 10 see you sir,
delighted. you" Really don't know yoa,
Cir rplied Crnikshank " Hr. Jenkins author OF
'Ginxs Baby" "Oh, ab I'VE heard that wasn't bad
book a. Indeed. Mr. Cruiksiank, 10 has been great
sueress great Success and I'm proud 20 meet yon, ST.
"suppOee maze it proud al round, was CrmE-
shank's final retOrt.
that you are dead sAid OF my acquaintance TO ts
cid man not long after this visit 70 TIE hose ci Co
mona "a bend Who snys I'm dead ?" Wherclpon the
nan of fourscoro picked mp the shovel and tongs ana
rsI M into the other executed hornppe 20 TIE
amaI@ent OF the offending ind yiiual. I'm dead am
IN continued Crlkshenk don't you think I'm lvely
corpsei Z" Crlihshauk Is worth good many deAd men,
bu; his art is that Of past generation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
Droe.sInE keaI Cstaie for Sale.

DROWN -STONE FRONT HOUSE, NEAR
- PRos PECT Pr HK, Broo.lyr-ioDEH1 :, BUssina.
-. LISy.i,u LAS - Let splclGid brown
b0aa pfosg~rf PARK 2x5i i0lF ttores End bas
nlsh IN Wsin l. niIg butts pantry. and al
.sc.cca IL ftr 1925 rio IN:
MAJ lc.i f.uly requires better house CT
perry vHirec Il $50UOo tAis 4 CHANCE 70
Ave ia 81 sH a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28

In rcpairs of In the present year inc
annropratiug $50 600 10 procure evidence OF
Ping traudq rerrctrated prior To January 49, TO pe
paid ont The certificate OF the oontroor, wnen W.
taken ur end pssse, A..
M s eYuected that the estimates for carrying on the
ous OF the city government for the year
ia rnuld be taken up aud discussed, but they were
,aseed oVer 10 the next meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Nicholas vclk Of No II s-tTnto!-s... charged with
selling pus anpei committed yesterday ~ CoI
missioner SHIELDS Ia default OF SlOJ BAL.
In the United states Circuit Court Yesterday
Judge erec purely technical grounds quashei the in
charging Isaac rebr1eS with acts OF nauueH; bSnE
rlptcy.
At tlle Tombs Police Court yesterday. before us
ttc3 Duffy James SIN h 81 30 Ia est Broadway, was AGa
TO nnse OF feloHiOus assault Joseph Quinn d.
No 10 Dle6cser ht cutting hh the head And body u
knife Quinn Intoxicated 1t the e and knew nothing
ahUu. The alleged a.slult
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28

MINIATURE ALMANAC
E53 545 Moon rscs-. <a7
wATEB THIS DAf-A .-
Sandy Hook. $40 Cows rsians. 7l6 Hell g. FERRY 200
WArBR
SANDY Hook e:55 cov's fsisrG 73s Hell O. 925
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
Hew-Jersep Real Gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE, at a great sacrI-
nee an elegant and vsy spacious brow stone
hennery lawns Sa-cns orchards sreve hlns strrs Ehs
bult running he2ttI
extending V1sbir butLiines ~
n " LIsweyu PARK, the side of Orange Ndal AM
and country sc3f9 II nor
N Y Brooklyn perry or snsIl sS
place az Orange Also, srrcs beautiful b n
IN Ilewellyu Park. Address OWNEE, r. o. Lax eit
Orange, y. j..
TOR SALE or TO LETFurnished, at had
e sor v j. an elegant COUNTRY RESIDENCE. e0gsst-
ing brick Hranson about COX tws stores mi aai
most susfan complete 10 altS appointments
oip zariexer= hSse amt
fn house. Asa, extensive gee hJuss
and crservaoriPs vegetable glrders Vie gra5
comprise ii lawns groves OF me oa oIsss tfse
meadow Orcl ard amt arabic la.t Ase, r~o ass spYed
pure sprfe The lsra1on afors views OF Sts
beauty ami the nesgnboraooI Is ht eIasa ae
IsiorG-. EDDY. No. Pafx-pAce
GALE or RENT-l0 minutes from Libertyst.,
- by frequent express raias by Genital X q cIn.ore1e
restdcr ant youIics MIR cpo'
navel sIrrets az &C. n.arly J lawn; Trait;
sad Oycr and glren have 0f saDa horse. anu
rsirTi mach below vTsre OF reirI ~ Soo
A,,Irps. NV Si,R Box is4, Elizabeth, NJ +.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
acaI G5tate o. GxebaUst.

PLEASANT COUNTRY HOME. worth
"A tl2o UO uHncum5ered acres ID miles in erse nnt
cas excsRgr for dwell inc ioTsc IN ey value Eos over
-gL00O. Address W., BOX $50 tos.Ot-ec
cash and a tine RESIDENCE with grounds
- RUTH EIsFoI!D PABH. FREE md eiesr' vi" be given
for tirstcl.ssCITY HOUSE beiog 5Jt1-s
TLAND 4 WHITING, Bcekniin ~
EXCHANGE or for 6 A l. e Two neat
- HOUSES stable and Lots close - this city yalse
- 900 part cad small iarrn good s2lJla ins.
cEaulisc. 0r stJrss Ja- - .I-, - I.ccSNer-,n
TOR FXCHANGE-City houses for Weft-
chester po,-rty; vslrae property In Chicago ana Hiea
for property; Jersey CITY LOIS for good
store. JAMES BROWNING, 81 Brn@luaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
P1SSENGER ARRI VED.

FROM BRISTOL--In seGr1ship Great KestsrR, sept ~
Mt and 5.rR J. C. VIM. johnson. Chas. RoDnsor.
FrcdsTickDn, EiZ Eoynt0n, Mrs. Biz JEFFREY
Chss r. Lane, John Thomas, aud daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28

FAw OFrER.-hthletic Barman :" Now,
II You yoursen on i precious so2n tnrn you
oufl" Pat with yen "TuTTTn me cut IN " tI-i-ri
ont ip'-fPuoCh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoEK. Sept. %. 1875.
The following sale was made at the Exchange
salesroom to-day:
Of athave sos It Of list, size OF lot o
25<io0 TO eieor.T II Peek ia niia Tor = $3.50
W. EIHH 80 - t s Hrs X land lcaei o. ths rsss
adjourned Indefinitely, oyin - tic A-scs III the e'@reS.
OFFICIAL OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
S " zcfHa s Sit9 Charles Nc
DonaIa snd life AMI oti'1s 10 Dsdch Daninana SJ2ooo
ii Sso,1ers - - 49, ..... -. 2cGO
&. Srha:. ave. s. $50 Il Of l45tls Irregular "a
par; OF; also ii5,hst \ = II Of EicnoIas-
s eve, 'sS- 1 n n s3thst. 252xiJO Charies
Sehne,.rr IA. stte to PEER sIslrner.- 1900
4s, \ 20 Itbae = VIE Of pat-ief Doaahus 1909
og Enr ri ad Vie to Jas IcSov a 900
% tet - 70 @in 4 Sr,as q, 900
al i q l esa I'D il 1ast .rSn:
Of LAT a. crr re ar .; same % sane r. $50
block NorsIz saIoion and siie others TO chas
saonon.
l25,ne sso Of have s 2S5s SsPrs %
isc,b ysssr.r - $3.50
a. snti, Ia r. ,os va; rols ana otielz 400
Jo il. ]" ''' J. Y sAYAGE Deputy l:egisteT
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Dunno Ellen Il IenTy Fes2sas'Se = li3 ftw"f exon
Mos Schaa Ka.o f. o'Gfady, Moriisania dc 100
strtsse1E Herman ana William 20 Abraham iaIa,
q d I3otnst Z u Ale Wander CT Willis
ave and I3St-s. Of Wills ave- n uf l.lstst; L >
Of e - WilhAave; n so l+1stst o Of Willis
q I oi l42i.s., { Of WliSayo; col 0f viii
sye ami ga a MSrrsaua: year -...... -. 5000
81 W Of 5a.Te: ycar 5000
o.hsTs o. he Of ssi 5000
~ @ r. 20 300
o.l., cor Of IItat and Dry Dock years. $4,000
smith, Elizabeth ,nd husband, 20 tis0rge e De Wit
'1 Tes S''Fif' '. 10000
perl, Is,d1rs aid wife 10 Charles seitz, OF %3tns,
Grabar- Izry, an.l husband u Equitable Society, 90
y 34fhs OF 3dtv oOIO
Al ven, .stiiss . Of Iiroaawsy aooo
Ion q. 81 AZ" Wssa,as1on ave aorssns ~ 1900
A o., Al - 49, T1,' - 10000
peri Is,Ior aud wife 20 William 900
/ IO.hraL1 j. Y. SAVAGE, deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
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GvyTRIr Northumberland D9nOvan
DsaDis Hickey robbery DAILY, Marx Lynssy liair
battery; Erl'r, rap
c,arcs IL Mpcn James Nc artly, C11Tlts ZinmerHL2n
6"-sry Thomas Weeks Henry Lfrfb Jrrres Hetic-
Dn,.rt nill Edward Reat DAiel Titas, Mary Bur a.
grand Larceny Thomas Lord John core, Efward Nci.g.
In "a sn,ll na smith. ra.T7ss STAFFORD hais
CIrl Trank Reilly petit larceny Irint COciic, burglary
Iaey ic(ireery Joseph Heny BoJlOw, grad lr