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The daily gazette., 1877-09-13
TERRIBLE DISASTER.

LONDON, Sep. 19.-Information of a ter
ribie disaster in the English Channel has
lust been received here Tue Brush
Ssbin Avalanche, Captain Williams, from
London, September 4, for New Zealand,
collided with the British ship For ;t,
Cantain Lockart, from London for New
YORK. off Portland, and both vessels
fonndered. Ninety-six persons were
drowned. The Forest was in ballast and
had a crew mbering twenty Cap
tain Iockhart, the chief mate, and seven
others were saved. The Avalanche had
a crew of thirty-two and fifty passe ngers.
The third officer and 1--WE seamen only
were saved. ,-.s. i5Et yr5 .45..
The daily gazette., 1877-09-13
NOTICE

All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the
or before September 7th, 1873, or abide the
Act Of Assembly in such case made and
Address, ]. PoULsoN & CHANDLER, d
sep1l-3weOd .. ID =, CentravilIa naL
The daily gazette., 1877-09-13
Every day at 2 and A p. m.
Grand Promenade Concert.
Every Saturday Eyenin,

Every Saturday Evening. y /
The Summer Tourist will find no resort
quite rivals the exhibit in the Main Build.
ing Ast year. .f.I-I IT ? :
Admission Tickets, Price % Cents Child
ren, 10 Cents. Admit also to the the com
Idete Exhibition of the Pennsylvania Mu.
scum and ScLool of Industrial Art. in
Memorial Hall gl7.d3m
The daily gazette., 1877-09-13
International il +. Exhibition,
The American Indust ial Palace at
Il the Centennial Grounds, Nm.
1ne largest, granaest, and most COM
PLetei Erhibition IN the World. isf

"
Thirty eight States and Territories, and
al principal Foreign Countries represent
ed In The Immense Display 'llO t71fo1 II
g cTne great Main Building filled with Ex-
nipltsJ representative OF every Department
OF Educat1on, A rt, Science, and Industry.
Among the many attractions, special al.
ignition Is called to the great diorama of
Washlpgto9 at Yorktown, one of the largest
and most life.like Representations Of the
KIND eyeron exhibition. The Jahrniarkr
an az admirable illustration of a German fair
Inc WONDERFUL mechanical Landscape lin.
tne northwest ,corner of tho AgficufturaI
Department, most ingenious piece of me.
chanism. The New England log cabin pict-
uring the simple habitations, custom and
manners of our, forefathers. The glass
works, In which the manufacture of glass
Is full " ~ usrated. 4 One Of the most al
tractiVe features Of the exhibftions TneAIn-
dian encampmenC. showing the home life
of the Red Man. The colored quartette, who
.slpg the quaint plantation songs and hym rs
or the South, with all the M elody and feel
ing characteristic of their race, The eleyaL
TOR, by which a fine view of the park and
CITY Is obtainabie. Special aI1usement
ieaf Tres will be provided daily The exhi-
billion band (Hassler Bros. Dfrectors), give
ami nstrq Mental conce; Ct on Tuesday Thurs
day, and Saturday afternoons ofeach week
RecitaIs on the Grand Roosevelt Organ
The daily gazette., 1877-09-13
ONE HUNDRED LOST.

LONDON, Srp.is.-The latest particulars
hoo shat over one hundred persons
were dro wned IN tho disaster of the Forest
and Ayalanche, of Portland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
nFrIsInNS-nFc- 6.

Supreme Court Rambcvs-Bv Davis J.-Hasfsll
act Brown Kimberly az heaghcr kimberly sl g't sr
nan act Fa,riy; Jcwett agt Romane Hogght"n ssL A.
BrlnMoiio1 granted for Fourth FRIDAY Of Decem5er
%+yor s5 s5 ACT e5.i! m e adjusted b1 the clerk CLARK s
Mackaye seLd 1aE 5 now nse NeGrath act Covert
Motion 70 dissolve t ~ seiion ' FThnry at Pitts
NE order shou hx the Of boud nothing 70 Indicate
no" receiver named leave blank for the receivers
as last busted the following items fcrnouce Of trial o.
Ter Tern sisaciio .o Iei am ne aasies acSoTineiv
G5fse65oGSh ME- ~o fS S S s RE 5si 3rt The
MAYOR etcIt is necessary ior the Psntln 70 ponc, proof
mani Rr1r Al Gufyio an4 others re COMPLAINT is IN
letter press COPY The -lenatur, 70 he affidavit m pencil
Lcavitt AIT Heb-uu-Moon denied with 81 COSTS Of op
By Judge Douohue-Mltter Of Caarhan.-Notioa denied
Nundro SndrofIt seems to me thst the orcr should
BY jude L,wreaee-NiiteT Of Whitfield etc How can
this dome pareT REYNOLDS ast hasen ana Narn AT
Spof1r-Drle efautc McFcat ~ilvcrsoue; matter
Of Wheeler ana natter etc d tie C'loh, 7aHinE- @ an
Bail reured To- $50 ooo ire Marine National Bank
se me1olsudua paisley sg paisley the amount proper
been passed upon determined bg Of the Justices Of
ths court alter hearing both parties DO not see how can
interfere win h dcs.,n In tie matter OF cpenng Etehiy-
tflro ." ,irotsg y, an ~ o. r., M =, 'aHe n roc
m,5eq an9 q , Le @o w4 Rl A fpI P & t
Phoenix in-'Irlnc Cas- settled ,.,, nj,
inrs az fact and conc Of ted aud signed
superior t0Wt-Npsc'0l IGTR-By Judge Speir-
ki--3m. ct a.-Decrcc settled D. Ian rr0lmAn
a-t Max GromauJ Judgment for limited divorce IN favor Of
plaintiff
By Judge Sel.wck-Egan ACT Walsh Receivers bond
approved Martin act Sdiomou-Ori-r tc amend summons
FaHant AIT. Warorier REST ring o. calendar Nc
k.nla lct Cro-ley e. al Matthews art ris.e Matthews
day calendar 20 aL,
ACT Ward. 81 al EemtnUre dei and iudmeat airiaed
D0nu.ls AIT Van HOi 20 a-Rcferuce ordered. Thomas
TYLER thenelrnfI. ptull-
u- at. Hy 90 81; Barker 20 al agt Livingstone KIDD de
Carr strauss ef J agf Ash. 90 els sexton AIT. DtF
GHvesDeok NlHderoel; at. Hav"Ortb act
Fuller 90 a Cohu agt. Goiduru Hang agL kocA-Cracra
graz. -i.
Common P'eqs-Spcci0I Term-By judge Van Hoe
scuNoau 7-t. t0trcI-Motiln % Orer Of NOvem
Der 3d. l~IT vic3rg mechanics Eeu. granted L-friIere
8g NrpaHck. Motion granted uay Of SO corts ct
motion. Van j. u-t agt CONTEMPLATION granted. Tn
The 1atie % hur b1tvrler 20 advertise ar1Htrd Miller
art Douuhu.-keToTt % referee cJshuei and decree
der. Brreu Harrisgufrlrr advancing caen-
car graz ted Incle Fra-cA-Repnrt Of refer con
fIIuet. and decree ordered
By Judge iavreUore.-Plilps act. P1ninsReuort con
urt and ael-nt ordered IN Tie matter OF aCerlOo
Reference ordered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
THE COURTS.
rru rP1E LITIGATION.

- 70 MET THE SUIT OF THE
-,,,-vyv PARTY-A TEMPORARY lN'O
OBTAINED. .to Erie Rail-
.,.t,r On November &c was nv .I-a.s, I.,on
rO"" ,,r1-- and others against 'no ..o,,aated
Jan. -. C,,,orv a. trustee Of tue "'' airst the
90 bonds OF the Erie COM - % The first CON
- elf asking FOR the i'''' a., o,tor rloiu-
~ ,o~tsare Nj McHehl9 81 1,,o os,,od IN
. ,,.,od 70 hold S-9oVV " -. C,o,,,anv he
ufs calu'eU w Farmers Loan and Trust 'o'hp""' w
then h. 'na' trustee and Mt JeYeu a. re-
remove" n.couso of their having aGvoca'eu 'ne
oe'oN -, tho reconstruction trustees. Inc vi.
-, hat the Farmer,' loan and Trust COMPANY u.''
o,cted its duty a. trustee, and was io'''e,'.e
.cher,es Of Mr. Jewctt. and had become 'n' '&' 10 =
ooo,strlction party. This complaint WAS Se' -
,,opsav ~ last week. the suit being urougu' III ~
Co,t, Turner lee & Mcclure for the Trust Oonpa.S'
''''' - .r,,s.srit and obtained from Judge
-. q ,er,porarv Injunction refranlns VT W.. tGo
IcnTy from prosecuting ms suit, with s l n was
defendants show cause why II ne ~ 90 ne Turner Lee &
MSlrro had served the other side on !uesu1 ir
81 ev q fi fqvffs. the argument on Wy -. u-olres
,ornstriai injunction was postpoHeu uii'' "
day l.''. -. c.o,,,,,.. action is to restrain Mr.
ntrer-v from prosecuting his suit ana also 20 haVt
S'o,r deferrriuc whether ne lsa hod r on mrs.
- bas mover been approached IN any WAY "ntlt'T
reorestod by any as creditor oi the LIl,
er ef or stakeholder, 10 take any othe' a
TON fhan 10 has taken. or been rcnonsiftle1
with on the ground that ~ helping the recoh7uc-
non marty too much or received any ntmltou from amy
bondboder that he wanted other person appoint
Tho Trust Company further states that THIS reconStu
tion committee Is rho only representative OF pJhu-
holder with whom il has had relations. or whom n KNOWS
ANYTHING about The trustee 81 ready 10 fofeclost
suitable instruction. Mt Turner stated personally 20
General Burnett. last May that II any oondhoaeE Hs
any charges make against the receiver or any oy
tion to any thing that being done NJ inc cose o
cc1truction the trustee would do al that necessary
10 0bfain his rights for such hOndholders. . -. IN
Counsel for McHenrY party nave not gTi P IN nh
,uev-rr Il, the crls,-suf Their answer WILL IN s,i
stone be me sanc as their bin hicd in Monroe touy
rtis sut fbcv say was brought In Monroe CounN ~
cause ir might conveniently aud suitably DC oiV"-'
fbcra the cOmpanv owning property there ,..
Among the papcrs ON which the lIjuncIon u.s' -
o,-tiuod is letter from Mr.. Jewett the receiver, re-
ore.fnc The referee Of bOudnod'r desires IL 20 pt
MI linn ar his representatives Co DE present al MS Lex
aceo-luting ana 10 raise questions when may Us
prorar col corning the accounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07

I'm the shit of Austin Black against the Con-
tacata National Bank. which turns on the question
whether or no. cer,hclte purporiing % Doe by the
b.ks rayiugteler 20 cuccfor over 100000 is forg
cry. there were yesterday in court Professor Henry
Morton. Of tie stevens Institute, Professor Charles
T. Clandcr. Professor sandy. and number
OF scientific gentlemen, 20 explain the peculiar
i;ies Of photography. IT, tUls case the check
was yellow ana the ink blue. One witness
said THAI pure yellow could hardly Doe pAolo-laphed as
I'm ta negative t would hovc the eject o. black, bur This
was only yclowish tugc and therefore only l"ssenot
the e1.ct ~ The white. on tEc other hand blue wa,
lulr actIuic and gave little weaker effects an vl.t.
heler Che veIowi~h body and BLUSH writing produced
nearly t1e same effect aud made very difficult 90 bring
out t-o iu. BOZ 70 photograph.
After tL evidence te judge ami Jury were taken into
Part ID tlr Cour, - Common Pleas. which had been
darlene L and magic iaIt casting Irnguuied images
IRON photographs OF tic check, @as exhibited 20 en-
tighten them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
MABEL LEONARD'S FUTURE.
NC To PREVENT HER APPEARANCE n A VA


The case of Mabel Leonard was before
Jude Davis m Supreme Court Chambers, YESTERDAY on
motion by ex-Judge Diucnhoefer on behalf OF her
fatber 10 continue an injunction restraining Francis
Grard her guardian from allowing her TO appear on INC
stage or Antonio Pastors Theatre. The opposition Is
made on the ground that Mr. Pastors Theatre Is a
variety theatre and that her appearance n theatres or
that class would injure her prospects IN the pro 'soh
she had chosen. 49,. -
Mr. Howe in reply read afi laut OF NJ Pastor 10
That respectable. and tnat morning
m a offensive o. morality was produced there Mi. to"r
added that iu such theatres Lota, VINO bad made q I1
tune and 9th actresses %. recognized mcr, E2d A
ic uuru- of their careers Tie claimed that tae char-
compare favorauiv with "PHuA DOmEos name.
Ioauarss part was have beeu in the lower 'rI- OF
York" hsny moral niece, showing tLe llcisSl-
tldes In the life off poor GIRL. VINO saves d uunA'H
father from dest rufion sud finally reforms him.
Judge Davis said hp presumed there was 70 Oulecllcn
70 the result. but thcrc mig t be o. tire me ms
Ex,JId-e Dttcubocfer held MP play-o o. sutlc.eht
ur0ot Chat MI Pastors theatre vas variety Itealle
md said: "Tl~ Young -lr of twelF d, "ard or 'ie
Court Does the Court want o. 2 variety theatre
The 9lay-Aili he added showed tlai L. vas not lest-
innate theatre Vaii ty theatre, were places Wh-th lev
ladies attended. They we're chiefly attended ny eeH'o
men 90 enjoy tlc rather loose dramas given.
HI Howe replied tls, ladies' attended the i4ttt-e''
J.fge Di-t-uhOeter-" Oh. L-2fiie-s, yes. certain
women DO. and of assorted classef.'
Nj Howe having spoken OF several persons we'll
known the ,ttze,Jul-e Davis said; on l,i % ll
these persons tnc Court was acquainted WIN len
The curt c3u assure 10 is NOT. You should have
put their cbaraC ,cri~lcs la your affidavit.
Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07

surrFsH -CHA'lHER- Dar... p J.-Nos. l5s. 1872
Isl 49, 20, 20 ~. - u J. -- .5. -.i u. -. ~
100 lJ5 l47 100 49, 1852 ~. 49, 1-s POO Ill ZZ3.
20. 20 rs 80, 24o "a. "a
I.
"Iscr1T-PAnr I-ponohue short causes--S o. 22aa
-fts $685. 43l2 23o 2le7 22s 24ss, 2oi4i 2j09 1910
Pant TI-IaWrcuce. J.-~hot Cause '-Nos. 2u-A 1850,
- u 1861 2aG2 1o. -2I. 2GlO. 24i7 24GO 2f5o 25Gf
2GtI --2+ 2t A. -1sl --3, -i3J o2-, ISL 2J- ~ 49,
2-5-. ~ b. 20 f'. 20 I. 1880
rtfT nj Van Brrut. Lease on. Nc. %.
sCrEaI0a CONFESSIONAL rTRW - seigwick, Nos SO.
fqo' 81 49, 2i7 500 1875 1885, Jol SOS Isl. 500
FAIT il--Durtis g. - Acc o. 20 100 49,, go. 90,
500 t32 80. l67. 6ol. 6ls 81 So
TmU rFEy-PAHI I-Iqrremore. J--Nos. laf5. II72 40
1867 U.s. 49, 3S7, 1866 o9i LOO l-64 -06, -6i. llo3
Pts- II-Robus1n. j. Case or. 40 1862
MAENr CorET-TEIN TEgH-PAET Z BcAdqb, J.-Short
Nos tlf S6Nf D. d. 1861. 5000 1913 $3.50 3 U.s.
800 $40 ~ 80 5ail s.l5 52> $gii' 800 31aa
34aI -G.l g.. - Do aid-. @1lI. ~17 g 81. $780,
Pact H-Aik.f. D.. short laU--..No-. 1910. 1882 $3.50
1872 1855 900 $3.50, 1885, 57ll 800, SIf, $685. $685.
PAGl ul-Geepn I short Causes -Nos 1851 2237, 2.Js
Co.rr or OYER AND TrESga-Brady. Thomas T.
Ey. .AL s-io>s-pARr I-Grd.r eleeve George Green
lsnr. is assault aII battery. William Collins. burglary
ian U1crr1. PIp Baty. Patrick Reilly grand larceny
william Murphy, larrr ron the person Bia che M0rTei
grand larceny. Herman Na,lau, forgery.
PART If-H1ckett E.-Wilian C9riu- Ane0t HlGehranft
PdtucE Eoru ielonlou- assault battery.
grand larceny samuel lAoHlp-oh, HldnF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07

town 25th with mdse and PASS Chas @. Franckyn Dec
B lat as lon % 10 nas'ed Leland siesmhin bound ~ 6,h
LIVERPOOL TIE hr'r % ~ cabin and 90 Storage
sicsmship France lFr) Trnl.lle IIavre Sog ~ VIA ry
Steamship NIAGARA curtis, Havana Dec 2 with mise ana
pass 70 J. F. Ward & 90. - - oo s..r,
24h PORTO plata 2eth cane avt 9TH Turks Island
2Sth. win uise and pass ". r. Clyde e CO ,,, 20
Bark cato fNorl. wig Aberdeen OCT ~, IN OAiAs' W
Punch Tdye e Co Anchored AZ sandy Hook
FOREIGN PORT
LONDON Dec G-ssn@d 10th nit Chas =. ward 81 ln,'
sui van Sawin. Ofus the latter Tor Ee. n 'pra,E
r-,fer U,r-,et Hickman for Phadcnha ]. r. Newcor'p
fo- Twice Brrnno- FOR nohov ConsirerH; Nct,uN 81
yorf Transit cant pratt for America; Gluscpno a.
"a orc Tor Philadelphia Gh inst. Gem To- WrminRon ia
cant H,rearsn susan T. campbell Arrived 5oh ait ,,lo
Weller "a inst, Valnaraeo cant he.e 2 pi corrtnev
Sedmi Duhr0yach. Mississippi o,h lnaI' noi9' ~
Due pouFsrfc PORTS.
GALVESTON Gsalei. bark Marie Berner Rel,a.t
c1eer sfe-risbin UuntsviIe View YORK AMI sailed ~
hanks Wm Wright (Brl Cork or Falmouth lor o'"e''' "
I,TyeIoy y c. Dec 6-ccared. bark Berth' Hansen
nec s-creared barss Iohn A. naT7Ie r5Tl
roctbart Bren,en C-uauo Ital1 Prato View vsr
eiire. aaed sfeausrip Soya scoiian. 1911, b,rt
FogrRrss MONROE Dec. 6.ps sscf ON rom Nor..i' ~
Manit ior c q srrive1 bark Minerva Galano
sne11iS sliied steamship L1ri Give. . ,,.rav riv
Bosrov. Dec arrived steamships 7DerA' "''-''
erP1 C,5 bee eeared ship Bertha Liverpool brig
Martha A. Berry. Matarzas.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PAD Dec 6-ship oasis CBrl which was repor's
and Afterwards iehied on tt - rec IN "a
side the breakwater her beams ends IN n" OF teo tugs
MOVEMENT or OCEAN STEAMSHIP
SOUTHAMPTON Dec GThe steamship Tranknrtti Cont
K1ugk ST. from orleans Nov. ID bY way oi hH'~-'
arrived here TO-DAY her way TO Bremen,
For Other ship Ee,cs FIRM Pa7s.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
CRIMINAL NOTES

Joseph Tighe, of No. 213 West Eighteenth
ST. and sarah Kennedy OF No 233 West Twentysc venh
st were held in $500 bail Yesterday az the jefferson
Market Police Court, charged with selling sdulterated
milk.
Fines were imposed by the Police Justices
during November as follows Tomhe S6O5 so; Essex
Market 81 l43; jefferson Market, S42s Ffty-sevcnth
Street S63j; Harlem, 500; F0rdham 500 Special SEES
sion SlI92 90; total, Si,114 40.
At the TOmbs Police Court. Yesterday
James Clark. plumber, was arraGued on a charge Of
stealing roll Of cashmere valued at 500 from the store
~ Henry c. Uhg. ~ No Duanest.. the evening Of
November D. He seen In the act by James O'IIara
engineer Of the News-boys' Lodging House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
CIVIL NOTES

Tie formal Judgment in the Connolly sui,
W'- entered yesterday n The County CLERKS once ,or
20. ',-.' ~ o. winch $1,000 was an extra allowance
sut ~ gen '' eNf -'.A %. .lo
IAe tlal Of the g,it for limited divorce be-
l"ee- l-e 'epiNiseuarans Matilda Morris and Robert
49, ''a - "i- n'.i Yesterday before Jude Van Hoe
49,, VIZ. .t.lleo iu $50. and she CHARGES that
destitute '--'' ago ANA 'Aal SIC Is nov
Argument on the petition Of Mrs. La Bau.
'Le i''.-ha n tle vanderbilt VIII contest who f.. .co
a. 9a $4,000 from ile estate Tor t. prrno.e ~
H. -.,- IN lte contest. Was adjourned vetf,r,lry In
-, 4sitfs Court until M0nlav ri. , '.., Iii
VII De- continued this morning INC regular tiI"l
va ou'ss BRADY announced, yesterday, that he
'' 40. decide the motion Tor stay Of exeetio, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07

the sentence Of Robert T. Case until this morning Judge
Davis signed the writ Of error An odd concden comes
20 light IN itthat William G. Gilman was one OF the
Grand Jurors who indicted Case.
The suit of Lawrence Drake against John
Henry Smith and another tried yesterday before
Judge DOnohuc. II was for the 7alue Of hay horse
Frank" The plaintiff thought him worth $1,000 tho
defendant $500 There question whether Dis gait
219 504 and more important question whether
Jury found for the plaintiff 1915 and interest, in all
Sll34 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. n. Y. Dec 6.-NO. 167.-NelsOn act. Sun
Mutual Insurance Co.; srged Henry scudder for
pelaut and Joseph Choate FOR respondent No 222rle
City OF Rochester MONTGOMERY arged BY J G.. Coci
rauc for appellant and j. b. Perkins for respondent No
224-kEoX Hextsr argued by John NJ. buer Tor P
pelant and samuel Hand FOR respondent 40 - fe0pe
rel Hayes Brooklyn argued by w C. Dewitt Tor ap
peidut, Lowell f1r respondent. The following L. We
dav calendar for FRIDAY December Nos 227 225 10 10
go ID. -31, and 135.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07

A fashionable undertaken in one Of the
northern towns 9 KENTUCKY INDUCED his taste by pu-
chasing very elegant hearse with plate glass silver
moUntne- ara mournlullv waving piumgs. gentle
man 7.cuZ tte hears a-su- down the street i'm rIoouv
pomP Iiitd aNioGsiy Of The nearest friend Who T.
deddf The repH Wa, " Nobody-hes Only drumming 20
A young lady who i, studying French. lately
wrote l' .ec parents iiat -le Wa invited out to
Gceurer' thc DAY before, and was going 10 fSre
ch iupc.re tAe mex day" The professor OF the CO.
lcge was surprised to receive dispatch from the ~
man day or two after. saging: If Won ca,,.t To- ~,
gi away from these BOZ q Do crics and si.s
i viii come down and scc Wat ais herr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
Beard dno Rooms.


A PRIVATE FAMILY. owning their house,
Y v rt fa gentleman ana wife or eiaglc gentlemen two
rooms hinasoney furnished with without board No 100
Nest .1th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
REAL ESTATE

Nrw-YoRK. Thursday. Dec 8, 1877.
The following auction sales were held at
the Exchange salesroOm to-day:
BIZ psfsr ?. DsVer.
l 3 story brown building with To- No f3t E1st
5gTi y . 700 II i''1 sl3s75
Bg >c,1 g Hegsr
soa ln5 PI l2h iot goxido George eaken 1000
RU Eirfrd Ptf0Tpr
s-storv and basement brown stone building with ot;
Adams 4'' ave- " COT ms ~ 27,s71
Hu RirhGrd T. Hrrnet
1 and basement brown stone building Win OF
f 80 n f''i La Aranc ,' straw 'o 800 $1,000
! story brick built.ng with or West l4jth-st
h Assn !, ''''.l'e - 1000
i%l FSniiable T. r. hsgara a , " ON ave- 5000
re- y. TVJn.
. story frame bu IIi1g and stable with lot n East
io ,7'l7' 900 J.. ''-''' 10. . 1900
Bvf J. R'ss-ssT = son.
ss65 n'S 25aye ot 252io5 wen, RItch slO5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
Gin Real estate tor Sale.

EAST SIDE CENTRAL PARK. Two three
l. stogy brown houses cabinet finished Institution
mortgage 60 cxca for cou.try place Tree. RI LAND
WHlriNG,.5 Berswaust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07
Counlrn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-Ncrv cheap-A beautiful coun-
/ try peat Rocklaud County twenty miles from city
Address Pos Office Box io23.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-07

- t.r .ru b.. secured lr addressing SOLOS ROBINSON.
Jacksonville. fitt hIui-o1rj furnished rooms. with fires
.. l.f-f rO. uiriIr exclusive go week. viii
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-10
The Administration Hats,

A correspondent at Washington gossips about
the tiles worn by the P.esident and his Cabinet
in this free style: "Hayes wears during week
days an old black soft felt hat of what is known
as the army style. 1t looks like it has doIe
service enough to turned in. On Sunday he
redeems himself by wearing a very fashionable
black silk hat, which be bought in Cincinnati
just before he came here to be inaugurated
1t improves his looks greatly. Evarts wears
during the warm days small white straw hat
alternated with brown straw. Key wears
the worst looking dicer ever seen. He bought
it when he came here to ill Andy johnson g
seat in the Senate. There are many objections
to Keys beaver; firstly, it is three sizes too
small for him, and sits on the top Of his iron
gray bristles; and secondly, it has not been In
style for four years. 1t is a horrid-looking
affair, though Key feels happy while wearing
it reared back on his ears. Key can safely
sing that comic ballad entitled Il am the Man
with the Shocking Bad Hat Sherman wears
a calico hat, which is made upon light steel
frame and q brown straw, which is well ven-
tilated on the sides. Both are what are known
as cheap hats. Schurz has one straw hat
which has done him service for two summers,
and recently purchased better-looking one,
which he wears when walking. which is very
seldom. Mr.. McCrary wants a new beaver hat
very bad. His present one is in q terribly bad
condition. 1t needs to be blocked very much.
He has made the same beaver do service for re-
ceptions, etc, for the past four years. REQ
ognized his hat as the one worn by him In the
first session of the Forty fourth Congress Mr..
Devens, the Attorney General, is more careful.
He, when in full dress, wears handsome and
stylish silk bat, on which there is q wide band
of Grape. AT other times he wears a soft felt
which looks we'll on him. He is very prim In
his entire dress. Secretary Thompson makes q
speciality in dress, and of course he wears .
beaver to suit. He takes great pains In having
his hat look nice and always succeeds"
The Portland daily press., 1877-08-10
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