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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
WAGES OF COAL MINERS.

All knowledge Of serious trouble among the
miners in the coal regions denied yesterday by the
representatives Of the leading companies IN this city 1t
was stated that there had been talk in the Wyon-
ing region Of reduction of 1Oper cent in The miners
wages and it was possible that some small operators
would close their until either prices should adj
vance or wages be reduced. The large companies did
not desire 10 stop operations, however ana u was nos
loi,gbt that fine miners would strike Just al the begin
ming OF Winter. Ii was also stated that me miners
WAGES were sI much higher than they were before the
warm m0st cases as much 60 per cent higher III
the wyoming region the miners were earning moro
money Dau they did IN midsunner, as tey were lulH-
m out a larger quantity of coal each week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
LACK or wArEE on THE EAST SIDE.

Complaints have been made Of late to.the
Board Hcih by ue Inspector Of The district on the
lst Sdo of the city that the supply Of Cro'ou water
30 small that in some Of the tencmmts upon tine high
ground on Third and LeXn gtouavcs hrtwccn Sixneih
and Egtcthsts., health had been endangered. Igser-
day Allan Campbell, Commissioner Of Public Works, sent
q communication to The BoAG of Health, stating that
the iceucy in thC Crui0n supIl, was OvH- 10 he IN
sufficient rainfall this season. Nothing except few
DAYS Of heavy rain supply Tie deficiency 40 this
son. and all thar can done Is 10 Tor tuat result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
THE SEIZED PACIFIC MAIL STEAMER.
Az ARRANGEMENT BY WHICH TiE COLON is TO SAIL
TODAY.

Az AhtsANtft MANI ID iiAu I'M tt4'N - 10 'h l.
TODAY.
Andrew Boardman yesterday submitted to
Judge Barrett ~ Supreme Cont Chambers, points ou
behalf OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company o their
application to hav. the Colon relieved from tine attach
meut for taxes, argued Monday Iu answer CUES
lions Mr. Boaldmsn said tst he cord hardly as nl say
what other proceedings would ho bad tie Office @;
the COMPANY was stated ta,H the Colon WAS u1t re-
leased ia ti.n. tho Crescent City would Jc lc place
In any ease lie company would seud out steamer TO-
day.
The Colon Jay at the Pacific NN dock, Pier NJ. -
North River, last night IN the custody o. the marshal
Active preparations in progress iog Ecr departure
to-day u the advertised time. Ere IGN; blocked mp the
dock ana The steam engines were b0,y Austng 10 on
board. Two lighters lay Oh TIE other side Of tC ,ieau
ship. from which she was rsCriFlig HcI coal All bands
in the Stewards department were receiving zee ana pro
visions. Police officers IN uulicru paced the dcck ard
Two OF them guarded the eugnUruOn- The Deputy
Marshal clarse said that he had not received au,
notice Of cement ie made 20 the
Icadquarters and be given uut.cc chat more would
b. flie HIS INSTRUCTIONS were at, uil
De received orders TO release the SNIP DE was not % allow
a pound steam 10 be raised IN tGC boilers. Andrew
BoariIuaH. counsel OF the Pacific Mai! ompauy. was
found late ls evening at Dis Office No 3-2 USu Way
He stated that arrangement had been cu'cIc! INTO
with the Corporation Counsel by which the Colon wca.dle
released m fine 20 make her regular trip to-day, whether
the decision Or Judge Barrett favorable or adverse
the interests OF tie Pacific Mail Company. Mr. Board
ID oincd state tic particulars OF Tie arrangement
which mad made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
woMAN.s nI.eroNARY WnRK.

The annual convention ct the Woman 5
Union Missionary Society began its So SONS Yesterday
morning in the Church O. tEo Pilgrims al Benny and
Eomscn-st, Brooklyn. The President Of tie slccty,
Mrs T. c. DoreInus, called the convention 90 order. Al
The business ting Mrs Puyu pIceGine reports from
various bfauccs ct he society, 90 Pnl1crlgia. Pitp
huruh and Albany. WCU' rr4t-t.d au address Ni8 made
by Mrs CIoIiu or London ~ s,lcHa.T society Letters
were read from 1lis Henrietta -. Towns ud Dudley D..
smith. Ezekiel Scuddtr Dr. PHil.ns, and AT$ Robert
TowB.aud. Reports Of missionary labor lu lEda were
read from Miss BTttUu ANA Mss HOOK Ot CaCGicd a.
M.s LAiArOp VI AlLaIaDId, InalL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
THE FINEST DRIVE IN AMERICA

ocv.N-AvE.. THE NEw HIGHWAY OF BRO KLYN.
The CITY IF Brooklyn will open to the pub
lie about the LASH this the first OF next month"; the
finest public drive ~ Amerca possibly IN the word IL
is known as Oceauaye., and extends in tangent ana
on almost perfect level for the distance OF five miles
from the heart Of Prospect Park to where the Atlnc
Ocean beats on the broad beach at CJney Island ltrms
almost directly uarn and SOUTH The northern terminus
Is approached through Prospect Park the most beautiful
park as natural scenery Is concerned In the WhOe
lost The main road is 100 feet wide On etLei Side'
for the whole distance, tracks for equesirans, %
feet wide separated from the driving truck by grassy
plots, 20 feet wide. IN which are planted young
trees which in few years promise to furnish
ample shade. There is only one rise from q
perfect level; the road is through what are called TIE
Fatlands over which It is plain, from the conformation
OF the earns suruce and the white sandy character Of
the soil. the flowed, thousands OF years ago
From this little rise ali the finest parts Of Prospect Park
are plainly visible Ia the north WHILE looking south
ward with good glasses, the ocean is to he see The
road is handsomely uaca0auizcd and any day, on the
northern half oi H. already op'n 20 TIE publc, lAr lass
Iofsercn of the cty are t0 DE seen. When The
either side shalt have grown little larger and houses
been built the numerous villa sites for sale Oh crr
side The portion irm Prospect Puk to the rise Of the
road alluded 10 viii resemble tho Champs J. T-ees in
Paris. But the entire road several times the lrnetl OF
Ibe famous drive OF Paris. And Will" bosstnc m Pros
pee, Punk one terminus beautiful the Bo.- de iuu-
iogne, 10 winch thc Champs E.yscce leads Cce.utye.
has another terminus 'i lie ocean unlike i"' "i any
other pubic drive aua unsurpassed m grandeur.
strctchius san- rtc beach, aaa moo more than 100
yards dst n a'n the Waierai loN Ge ana just ansNr
the level o. i-a rides, has been built broad pavement
Of asplal, over re"-Inaror' o. mile long, ami 1850
chaius divide 80 icet 90 tic part nearest the Iun
the resi- 81" a to form promenade fp persons or foot
he Ing rapidly completed the center OF the tcu-
coursr, i- part Of te diye s called music stand
viii eventually Doe c!EstIuC.ei 40 intervals or Few
Inc other portion of tho pavement, 200 leei ID W-dta'
VIII be reserved for vehicles ana .ncre WI be space
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
THE ADVANCE IN PETRoIruM

The decrease in the production of crude De-
troleum has seriously affected tie price Of oils used for
lighting purposes. Wfhn a few weeks kerosene which
is used extensively by the poorer classes has advanced
so per cent when purchased by the gallon, and bought
by tIe quart in smaller quantities. the increase price
Is equal per cent double te previous cost few
weeks ago the best quality OF Kerosene oil could be OBJ
tanned for 20 cents per gallon The same qnaty cannot
be bought present for less than 80 or 50 cents ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF EEW-YORK OCT. H.
CLEAREI
Steamship Montsomery Chester Fernandna VIA fort royal
ta mIi, CITY OF Merida Reynolds F. Alex
' Steamship Richmond Kelly Norfolk, City Point and Rich
nS nh hin Chareston berry Charleston j. W. Quirtzrd
%sstp Mayfower Davidson philadelphia, James II and
Steamship Neptune, Berry, Boston H. f. lmotS. m -
st,.nslnp gues I}uric@, Phiaicn's Chis ~ whitney
Steamship F. w Bruno. Foster. Baltimore. VIM: Dalzel
ship 5trithesrn iBrl Jarnan LyerPno Heu1gsoa bros.
BARK Blonidon (Brl Potter Peharh i"Aos lor ol"er$
Rar Chmga Nor) HAM orders. C. Tobias q Co.
Bark NJ W. Brett Peterson Penarth Roads Tor orders
~ Baf Danioe Manin tal Kohim, cork or Falmouth for
Hrs Bride (Brj. BaraBy Barcelona Spain. Boyd
Hlis Vrrina Devercux Ponce p r. Miller Irouphton
GlE David Oweh Chalhoun. Porto CaO-u0, Miller &
i.rig N rcna Handy Seville spain. Marcus Hunter 4 co.
scir Katie Collins, Mathis Wilmington " c. l. D. HuTl
- seiir plymouth Rock Parker. Boston, Chas living.
barge oiOmao, Sweeney, PiIlateUha, Jas. Hand
Steamship CITY OF Antonio. Pennington Galveston
:. Via key Vet 10th, WIN nt ana pass 20 e. H. Mallory
steamship Cortes, Freeman, sasanuuh ~, with Indso
pass. 10 i, a. Yungc.
stearnslp Cy Atlanta, woodruff Charleston oct II,
viii ilIsa. aud nass. ~. Qiynrsri e 20.
steamship Ramdlu, komutOn, Savannah Oct II. with
ssap roa,sg %a;ssy. T yS. z CO. N c. oct 49,
mase a,.i pass to D. W. Jumiari &Co
,ramsp Gen. BaInes Csrseman savannah Oct II, with
sunship Marnoha DagsetI. savannah Oct IL, with
steamship HSeias ssf, Norfolk, with mdse and pass.
a. Ola Dominion steamship co.
81 s,nsIp Aenns Bugos, Philadelphia, with mdse aud
pace. 20 A. whine y 60; ,,.oo,, p., p... "A,
lIafk Wm d. seed % Feot"oodl' Proc'oF Batavia lO4
' rE iiis aIal Dieiri Aberdeen a. Days IN ballast
Rig alna Dean ofs X tsl Pnuner Puerto Cabeilo 10
BIZ Sal All cioweil Of Yarmouth, n, ST. Foley AroceibO
| "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18

Last Sunday evening, at the conclusion of
Dr.. Guards lecture, Mr.. Twggs. p!eteaGous rather
ti1p profouud father. sought HIM and sail Doctor
wgv don't Won talk l0udcrl near me door OF the
church and could scarcely hear word You sHd DIDN'T
you see mep Eyes Sir I did" "We, didn't you OBJ
serve the way held my hands up TO catch the soundP
Your hands. Mr.. TwleEs why, | thought those were
Your ears Springfield Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
AN ALLEGED FoEGER ARRESTED.

A man giving his name rs Henry W. Gels
called yesterday Messrs. Brown a GUiWcl- brokeis
at No Al Exchange-pace, and offered for sale note
drawn in bis favor for 2OOO, and purportiug 20 have
been signed by Thompson, WycSoG X Co. The man
stated that he would return at p IN for the proceeds
but tine firm, sgspectng forgery. Motif superincnd
cut Wallinr who detailed Detectives sci eek and Doyle
80 up IT," Gels returned To set l2 money al
$50 d.. M, wien he arrested by the officers ana
brought IL the Police Central OHce. lie was la'en Dr.
lie gave his name as Henry Vs., Ges Of Milwaukee, Ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18

IN the case Of Cart. Grindle, charged with
cruel and unusual punishment Of sIiors on the ship st.
MARI tie Jury IN ne United stale, Circuit Court Crmi.
nal Branch failed agree yesterday, after nearly five
bour,' frucrnton. aud discharged. Tho irY stood
4 fnr cr.yrtuu and lui aCpuittsl on ever, hgllnt
Assistant Juird States District Attorney Foster VINO
mas had ch...r II the Tor thr Cove lmcn intends
10 nn, ucw tlIl during tie pIescn, tenn 81 ID can DO
f.. r't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
nAsI BALI.

About 800 assembled on the Union Grounds
yesterday witness the eighth game OF the Champion
ship series between the MUiuals and Hartford Clubs
Play was called at 34O with the AIu;us al tlir bat
The playing on both sides unusually good at tho
close Of The seventh inning nrthc. club had scored
run IN the eighth Inning after The Huuils had
agau retired without scoring, the lL'rtioras airrd
three uurilncd runs, which won them tie zaInC. rs bOh
sides went cat tLe BtI inning The following il the
y it, 3D. 80 4th stu 9Th It'll sth 9th. Total
n HgHai 4. . Q 9 Q 8 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
1rPRovr,.EHrs At rouIKINs-eqUAuE.

The Improvements at I0mpkiHs-slU9re are
slowly approaching completion. after The many delays
which have occurred. Tie Department Of Parks OBJ
tanned authority from tire Board Of Aldermen about two
month, ago 10 fGish TIE improvements by days work.
and since the latter part Of August about 100 men have
been continually employed 10 IS hoped by the Depart
mont 10 fni.h the work ly The end OF 'hc present month
me sguar- viii ,hen Doe parade ground, Win tive small
triangular parks. ia one vi which two HO,lnca VII be-
Lui The mound earth n the remaining ccrIcr OF
t triangle Will o. tcTactn ana painted with gross. The
plan erecting building III that corner baa been aoa-
doned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
DECISIONS OCT II.

Supreme Court kQmJers-Bv Judge Barrett
Siiona ' Bank al Ma,tirwsAlocns Gcne without costs.
Brainrrd agt BrItam The New- OK and o', gealo lio
American LIS Clnpauy Manhattan Lilo In7ur
ance COMPANY art Anthony; NewYors Life insurance ON
pany act Kesrny Middleton Plate Company agL Hartford
Man1ia,rns Cgi.ny IAN rs Ar lg iigg ~ l,1iF"'
granted Haudran agt Re nInEloni HtnHtin ana
81 November. Dan Pr nting AID Publishing Aasocai
lion agt si,arnSi heyrrson agt iI,,,,, isr
reference denied with 20 To abide the event Scey
granted for fourth Friday De ware Laoka"anna ana " et
H.r,3av' Veets ogt Lowirs: Delaware IacAawanna and
Friday Mar,tz.s Cameron The pleains are wanting
Pyfe.G Granted for third Friday President and
Directors Of the Bans Of Louisiana asI MaIihe"s 1
mission granted 'nnID'ii ast & ~
Belts agt Nyse h"hrrls agt Rove t,tiOa aSi S
StenhaItt Blossom Cuttng AIT stevens lNOs 70 u
gige|Iudaenent granted Williams lgt. Wood-The ahida
viz srry,c bad. American Paddle seel Co agt Goes
hng-PrOOf service wanting; upon that being sGP me
iiniI Ike ms 20 ag courtney Judgment orrel
plaintiff; bat no allowance to guardian soulful" saw
nt' ba9k at. "n ole 70 '''i L.
Judgment irr dcIeln on 1huttei iII 1syS W., ~ n ~
to amend ON terms opinion watts ana 9hq aet Dd'.n ~
Iuj,r1enf for uiainfiG allowed Thomson ct aL agt.
Thomson et al-Orler signed
Superior Cowt-SDeeiaI Tam--By Chief-Judgc
Curiis-Smith agt Clrt"-Ou the papers before me the
act FfeVIMotIon Tor leave 10 discontinue without costs
either party agait the other, granted tJ2 \: " ~
TaTaon OF G ars allowing tIIal Zee affirmed appeal
Marine Court hambcrS-Bv Chief-Justice Shea
Davis agi War%gk inuh AK , e s ~ a.
Granted Celer agl Abahams CLARK aat Gri9er;
nue. Railroad Co: I,os-Jau Maencher MoIutyre as'
Uudefhi Elias a8t. 3le sflreaht ast Seven ol,lts
grItoi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
-itu r1ses 6I5 sun 5.l6 Moon o:40
HIGH WAU.B THIS pAY-A - -
island s:32 Hell q, Ferry lO:Zl
HIGH WATER THIS DAY-P. N $500
sandy uook sli Cows island. S52 Hell G. Ferry 08l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
CIVIL NOrEa-

Two Judgments were entered yesterday in
fine County Clerks Office by default Ia favor Of WIN j.
Koyscr niDst John H. Keysor. one for S0i 1877 81 the
other for Tl2570 %.
The United States Circuit Court opened for
the October term yesterday, Judge shpman presiding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
orrIcfM RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

An,Ia, John, and wife, 10 VI NJ Kleemnn, VI OF Post
road I'D "aTa)i years F5OlO
Galaghan, Mary a, Ia N Ge'uey, sot 2bUi7t, be- o
III ana 3l-aYe5 year. lOOO
DG 95arc ' yc 'i ~ 1000
Dst OF 6Sh 81 III 't' 10000
fS OF iiiaye e. s S..' - L 10000
same 10 \ schack, n y OF 3lst ST. G Of 4thaye,
GrrclblTm, y, and husband, TO r Newman, 81 1891.
1savC ul ifdst; wears. ZOUO
s '''i', S 70 MANY 'yr''i ,C 40 i-o 5000
LS OF AaG al 1 ' Of Bro 1S 31'e
A iel 'I pso i wye years 10" l... Sa 50. 10000
Murphy. sylvester and WIFE 10 J DE Barton, e cor
OF itayc anu lists month. 5OOO
Of iShave $500
o. Iilayc bc an Gi sne lhiis; 1000
oSiihs Of 5 ,i s % .''D 1000
Sa.' 'ou" 70 = 'e-' i., ~ A..i..' 1000
pIce asd i0ilst; 100
IUhciaLl J. Y SAVAGE Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
oALEEDNRs-TnIs DAY.

~VPRFMF COUNT HA5lhhi.---BAiRETtt j.
81 Mackenzie agt Cutler. So. Wchie agt The Great
Chl,e g. .Heiigrr ast schltch
a. tikii '' iei TIE Moble 9l..waiace AFT
1''' '''0 - cnl begins at 30 II9
SPECIAL TEni-v,y voRsr.J.
Case on-No 283 Tho Grand Rapids aud Indiana Z. Co
agi. Sanders No day calendar
GENERAL TERN-DAvis. p. j.. BRADY and DANIELS. j.
2O5. .Ocsrch and agt 2l2 littauer agT Goldman
1914. Whai,u ard mo. agt saith ast The Tax
154 sii.o5ss ard auo. agt 1883 The People tx rel
Inc Mayor &c. Byrnes ast. Tho Tax
I'''Nf ', PENN r. r. g. 40 The People ex rel Rem
1876. Casserly &c, AIT Man wick agf. The Tax
1873 Ahean agt Goodspeed 14I.The People exre. Corn
Ing ct al agt The
-O' at rne Nat BK Of 1l9 The People ship
oo7 w I s ne T. u Enc Fan G. com ar as' Tie
Fai.way CO. 143. .The People ex rel
pos Getty ANA ano. ag, Roalh agt The Tax
DobsoI. Central X. r. Of New
30. .Classnian 7gt. The l.. l. jersey ast The Tax
Railroad 90 Comrs.
2i'--Aif EIo%n ct az a. al 's''
Clncrrr-p,nr I.-DoSomF. !.
si35. Campbell &c. ast 1889. Tomp;on Ngt Gould
97G..Johusun ct al ssL Els lliSL onslIan Jrg, agt
1919 Bnssiager ct al AIT 1871 D q at clark ct al
l0jl Robbins, Jr ct al ag 2C6j. aserowItscI as NIoW
1853 .Ames It al agt. smith ISL Dickinson agt Dudley
Brisbane and &c.
auo 21O7.. roney 1t al. agt. VII
lo47.. Marks Green. liams.
2OGl .Grouaam ag Con l12i > Bruce &c al agt Nor
vail
200 Carol act. Cassidy. 1929. .Gapen AT. Crawford
- 81 Robbie ait Price 1883 cambridge agt. BOwno
2l3j.. Mnlry ag The Mayor, 900 aud ano
1886 Partridge Tuaf
1875 1867. Tbs Locomotive
-. .tibbs AIT. HiciIhurl. and Machine NnrSs
I4-g. .tiiiha AT. iichbptn. tsi. Ihc ~. Louis.
2lil..De Revere agt Prrn. Iron ". and :. ran
q.
1908 Blascyck agt Phillips 1868. Bates and agt The
1853. EchriG and agt Mayor, sc.
story e. ul 1885. Peek AMI aSL
2225 Kirby agt. TlIe y. Y. salisbury, jr, AM ana.
en-. and IL River 1898 Friats AMI ano. dst
h. REQ. OndnrduBl.
222T w rio agt Gould 2OI7 liantrl Gc.. at Cog.
81 M ~ Martinez IEt.be. Vale
IGl7..Mi,rart Miller 22i0.. The s. = =. Loan and
III. .Mrilar aEt. STATION. I. Co agi. knerl.mt.
32i7 mes agt The Mayor. 1903. .DayidOn and agt
sc. KuDwand.
PNu U-LAwEVScE. j.
ESQ saportas Wander l22i..St John The Del
inli. and llUu. canal Co
The .'s2. Roller t'uldnngvr.
Mayor. sc. 1924 !, Fcuislu aCt Mullins
lO-f Heather agt. Neil ANA
7s Warurragi. Lowiseta 1884. Lott agt. The Mayor,
500. bailey Dodge.
lO90 Hewlett agt wood 2Is2 Maihrs asst. sharp. sc.
81 al l24S. -Londruui agt Meade
1854. Won Gcrichien agt. The and ano
Mayor, Sc. l.2S. Bllty igt. Goull q, ri.
8iS. BALDWIN agt sAIohr $3.50. Moore agi. Tbs Mayor
bari NG
1913. Tho Guardian Mutual $40. .Gcns agt. Robinson.
Life ms. CO. AT Tho sc.
Atlantic National 1878. Hoag ag;. Conner c.
Bank 2BiB. OngauHgii act. Dina
$3.50 schauck &C. ast. Tho nioro
Mayor, Sc. 1872. .ilry- apt Stern.
306S. The y. v DSirsarY lnb2 tiiHianuc act. Burr
at. The Mayor, dc 1850. .Drynr Ell Al. aga sldul.
ding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRE. Tuesday. Oct II, 1876
The following auction sales were made at
the Exchange SalCsroom 10 day:
BU HDi Reinelu.
3stOrv and basement brOwn-stOne house. with lot
East 14t,i 20 IL " Ot Ave A. lot xlU22 Sl2O25
lot 3taye cor 1Sth-si, 2J6XlOO; Brown $1,000
By H. v HdTyieft
5stoIy brick house with lot No 63 Sheriifst %
It OF Rvingonst lot 25xiOO ELegi...'..,.. s7lOO
plot OF land on WaliOn-avc, lI3 II y ~ Gr0yest
above; Samuel Webster 5000
Bg BeTUqfyt SluHtF.
Lie ms Co ..........-... 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
UNITED STATES SUPREME cor

WAsHTNGrox, D. C.. Oct I'm the Supreme
Court % The United States oct II, 1876:
con motion of Mr. NJ Blair T. JtWett, esq, OF St Louis
admitted to practice attorney aud counselor Of this
court.
SAVINGS Company b.. a-Aprr irnm the supreme
t0sr District Of Columbia. tiu notion OF MI hotH
Tottcu zoe eHtd and dismissed with costs.
No t2-E. o. French. piautr boz error agt X w Ryan 80
a-This cause arIeI ID. r. JcNet coun-r. FOR The
plaintiff error ana by Mr. 81 Blair for The defendants IN
. -
30. SIS :. Sherman, plaintiff in eror agt. D. :. X
Buick Passed. .. -
no IL F Moves plaintiff in crur AIT. owls WeiizaL
j-0auii IS obler Elunt IN error, a-t BE- d, D. IAN
No 4G-r. Ii~rty, IiaiHtE n He I,. T. Puil.-
on mos Of Mr.. Assistant Attorney General smith daissrI
Win costs .-
30. Title STEAMBOAT Atlas etc- appellant aet inc
Phoenix Insurance Cuinrtny-Passed uutIl omoIo"
No Al b. CIhr. plaintiff sgt julius House
mai assignee ctC.-iasscd .-
80 81 (~u0.iit,a 49)-Mary Ryan ei AZ. plaintiffs
.iIur 80. H. s. Carter go aiiis cause WIS d4itt Nv
T. ct ~ rouI,, for pi4nI5 III erCf, ahu uy MI
e. in
AiiJIFuct autIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
COMMODORE vaNDERBLTs CONDITION.
THO condiiinn Of Commodore Vanderbilt is

The condition Of Commodore Vanderbilt is
unchanged lie IL in good spirits, and constantly refers
20 the false report Of his deIJa that circulated
Monday. lie suffers only slight pam. The members Of
his family arc with him every day The Rev DR. Poems
was with him as usual yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18

There is nothing dispels the dreams OF youth
skaters the ambitious hopes OF the noble boy ne
having young lady remark IN nis hPntiug tlat De WUud
make, with study good Latrack. II SewOrieaus Bu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSIT
NRw-YoRK CITY

Andrews rIace n 8 I75 Il OF Ccntraiave. 200X201
t23d Hard) W L Andrews 10 Is h AnaFews 5000
Ciis n = III l57 10 81 COUC0niaYe, 2lN27BiT (23d
Ward; J. Berbg and husband to GOertz .... l,l76
l5},tst II ), 10 u OF COrtland-aVe. z0NlVO (23d
Wan) T. ID lLulse and husband ~ u Henz 60. 100
'V VIE 70 E 5 & c Farn6am' 1880
Tlar JARVIS IT, and te to J quinn, 0soOo
2d.ave, 90. q IL n Of ll5thst 4UXSO; Aud and
husband X Audi.
Kaisse and vie to Michel - $4,000
33l-si, s, $40 ft " Of 5tftave, lJX5S.5; II 1ppe
and 10 l. VI Thorn .---..--.... 900
CentraiaVe, cor lOtth.st, 5OllHIO'. IS; c Mchol
ard husband 10 Ksske. $500
l22dst :, 40 70 Of Ave a, JOXlOpl0; Z
OOrr and husb2ndtOJ IIalk 370O
S4th-st Il, 2oO n OF lOtllaYe, 25XlO22 l. 4 Man
del tOJ Mayuz. 5000
John sinnott ...-..s, $4,000
7tih.sL 5 ; 100 II OF Madison-aye, 2ONIO22 ] X
Nulray and vile TO V Whitney Nominal
42d-st. 32I II Of Sth ave, SUxl004 n WeIlsto
German 81 Juke's Church Nominal
Mulberry St ~ q, 49.2 ~ s Of Grand, 5O.lNlJS9 70
Baxter Nary OHors eX to Jaruine.. 10000
74th.st : $, 100 Il OF MaGis0n.aye 20xlO2 Chas
hituey wife % X Murray Nominal
5lstst "A i, 205 fl OF StRavo, lJNl0O; " tler0, $500
REF, 10 X ItylIn L. iJV
73d.st. n 5, 10 Il Of 2d-aye, l00xl022; h Gale, -
ret 10 Mol QuaCkenbush. 1000
stanton 81, No 80 ), 6B3 II G OF Allen 2l3Xbj i $500
Gale, To l. - Palst.. l5CUO
49th.sI. y IS Il " OF 2,laye, l9XlO05i Farrell
ref, 10 Bank for Savings. IeOOO
OhIciaAl J. T. SAVAGE Deputy teg. steJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
gitn Real estate for Sale.

COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
~ above. warranted smoky cimneys cnted; no no
paw. send .or circular. HULL GRTPPEN q Co,
Thirdaye and 2iilLst, New-YOrk.
ITO SELL OUT-A fully furnished HOUSE,
centrally located IN goOi neigbf rh00. nearly iu Of
beariers. NJ. z, "a East l2Jh-st.
s@GTH-Sr.. near Sth-ave.-A cheap three
- K sr0ry STONE FRONT can d. had Oh easy terms
rutland & WHITING, Bcekmanst