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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

THE IDLER WINS THE BENNETT CUP.
The schooner-yacht Idler, of the Newly ork
Yacht club, rounded the lichtship Of sandy IVoN at
9:i2 a. m yesterday. winning the ocean race Ton tAc
Bennett Challenge Cup The time was loh. 3-n. los.
The Rambler ia lowed at 1918 q. The Ncstd arrived
at Sandy Hook at 900 p. IN. and the Dr.admusht
about o'clock. TIE START over fhe course Of 200
miles, from the Sandy Hook lhtahip TO and around th'
Five Fathom uchsulp, Oh Cape Nay. and RETURN WIS
III de on Tuesday afternoon With q lying starr,
in. vacut, crossed fhe line I'M tHc fn'ow'n-
order: Drea ln1ught. 5~:2j; ldcr. $500 Rambler,
-.I0II: N,sta. oil. Going down the beach, the
Br@tdnaugli he'd short lead, tuc IdCr cdgnE To toe
wiudward a., the Rambler, AMI the Nc-ta following AZ
d. M on Tues law Che wind came strong nom h' south
west ana al tine yachts shorten sail just before
uightfal. the Drcadraught Was leading Al day'rrak
the tub.r three miles an"a ~ tE" III er with ihc
Ne-tt under hY Gee quarter, and the raduiug.t ont
,Ight The ad b'cu very heavy during th' h@i,
hut AZ / y. went DOWN. and az %. u tlc hiTI'
came from tAr southward. The iIcr wcIthtinI ODD"
Rambler. aud rounded tne Cape Nay Lel'sup IA 20
D. ir. Wednesday, the Rambler following eleven minutes
later
On the homn-ruu the Vesl and Dreadnaught were met
going souihWapl. 4 e iIer hug-.d lur hcac. all trc
way home. with The Rambler under her st1rpold quar-
ter. Yesterday m'run- Cue wind was h-hi from ihe
westward N.arHg tnc IL -hints. the wind dcd away,
and then a geude breeze came up nom the eastward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
rrnnY rRA\CnIsEs SOLD.

Controller Kelly sold, yesterday, hye-year
leases Of three Of The ten ferries whose n'hss eA
,ir1 an Auru.t l. The Receiver OF the Erie Railway
COMPANY was the purchaser Of the ferry from the FOOT
Of Chamber-st North River, to Pavonia-dye' jersey
CITY The ferry from Housonst, East River 10 BROOK
lyn. L. D. was bought by the Nassau Ferry Company
and that from Thirty fourth-s East River to Hunters
Point was purchased by the East River Ferry Company
ere was no competition in the bidding. anu me nhl-
mu rateiyc per cent OF the gross receipts on INC new
York sIe-was offered ana accepted Tor each Lease.
The bulkheads and wharf property iohgE 10 we, ioD
,,n,ed f,,s vcrr nor sold. The Erie Railway COupa-
uvs as. Of the Payonia Ferry property does "i cAP"
untn 1885 The East River Company Med oi1cclohs 10
Frrr, ON the ground that all 81 the wharyes Dplhhads
ud frryuuses of that erry both sides ~ the river
incei Ia rho company and tho city had no tiilc -
Them The ferry from the foot Of Barclaf-sj Nof'h
ptrer tn obokcn was knocked down 90 samuel H. sims,
AZ Ave r cent of gross receipts, but he va, NOT pres
en- t The SALE ard the lc17c win be rcadvcrsei Iae
rerinue ferries will be SOFT probably, on september -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
ARRIVAL OF CALIFORNIA MiRKsNEN


Second Brigade Of the First Division, National
Guard OF California, with sixteen other rifle
men. composing tne team and reserves Of the
State OF California. who viii shoot ia several
matches during .he Fail Meeting Of the National
Rife Association, arrived IN this city yesterday from sln
Francisco III Immediately proceeded e. the ~turte-
yaui House. and then CrccdmUOr, 10 max" arrange
mrnts for practice. They then went 10 Garden CITY,
where they have established their headquarters unh
after the matches. Bcs dcs Gen McC3omb. who j. Cap
tain OF the team the party consists %. C. T. Lc Breton
Auiutant: Capt H. j. Burma, Lieut. j. Robertson George
H. strong j. " Mtner 4. Unger. L. Btrrcrc ". wright,
T.. G.. Blum, Capt. H. W. rckhoh Charles IN /! .nry
Hook j. Warren H. SHOOK T. ii. Lad, and y. +. Free
They left san Francisco ON Thursday last They will
shoot in several matches at CrrcimOOr. ucludug the
Judd, Shop range. the ChamliUn, army ana yarn
journal. Wimbledon Cup ShUrtangc team, ihtciSittc
Military. Interstate lIngrAugr, and ne hpu1t ~ IRE
Tunes ongrauge matches The team for tie Interstate
matches will not bee announced until the d1F on the
MATCH Gen McCoomb viii probably shoot in AL of thc
matches Capt Burns. who head, the cam, gave AN eX-
hibItion Of his craftsmanship Just before leaving san
Francisco. Standing witn hls back toward "a target
forty yards distant be- sighted his ih' D. looking
glass; making score OF sXy-two, IN possible seventy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
THE TPr-NK LINES YIELDING.

Notwithstanding the statements that have
been made 10 the contrary, it is conceded b. the
AGENTS OF the trunk lines that no portion OF the freight
from this city the West, which is b led by WAY Of TIE
Wabash Railroad is delivered to other roads. For
time M Fink The commissioner in charge OF the appor
toupIcut Of freight the different lines. claimed
the r.t 10 send freight bog amy route he might select ~
order - make the required division among luc
frank lines The result ~ this was that west
orn connections frequently did not sce the
goods az all which tncr MS Ia TINS cF
mad secured for them. At st NJ. Fink disposed to
ignore complaints OF the Western ine.' bnt uiolna-
lion " rs recently 90 aiuCi, rom worthy source
th.t Mr. NauI rull interview win the representa-
tivrs of the Wabash Com ANY, admitted That "a" com
pauy had right al tine trcight urirr.d 30 ue sent
over H. since which time the Wabash has received a the
business cons ncd to H. No urher trouble OF this hlnd
/, expected by the Wabash COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
RLsMEss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Hayemcyer & Elder, the principal creditors
ofPhIp iner would not express opinion, YESTERDAY
rs to the cause Of the failure Pupk Reid denied the
report that they had instituted proceedings which
would lead to Mr. Sinners arrest j. " Seymour cred
itor to the amount Of about $1,000. assisted Mr. Ben
Yesterday in examining the business OF several OF the
stores lie expressed the hope that Mr. 5uncr could r.
sumo business. Nj Bell last evening, virtually dscon
tued the business OF an the stores, and IS proceeding
fast rs possible with the Inventory " the goods. Mr.
Sucr busy AT No. 80 Nr-cf-st yestcrdd Attending
To- personal business lie refused 10 ldI 10 the reporter
meeting of tine creditors Of Thomas Il Co.. dealers in
w0ocns. Of NJ. IS Wlitcetr was held Yesterday. AMI
the creditors expressed desire Tor DR. Ihoias the
senior partner t. rsur business and advised him 40
submit an offer TO compromise. The statement Show
ii bilitip- amouutiu To jg7 ji7 g. OF which the book
following Nev-NoIt banks are creditors. Nassau, Sfl-
300; Il .uhaft.u ~23.95O; American EXrhaner, SO,
Oj0; Ncw-N"rk, $1,000; Union, ~lD.~IOi Shee ana
Leather SO -; Chemical $1,000; Fourth National
-. jOO Fifth Avenue, $1,000; NcN-4ork lAe ana trust
Company 5000. AMONG tle oticr creditors are .. ".
Bog,.rf A Coz $4,000: w. u. :. Gay, r39,SOO; Rock
vile National BauE. $1,000; CuuYrisYu. tOmprut
&GO.J~3; Uoncs a. Ellis. l~j>2; Peek x Marlin, SIS
2fO; 4. J. Robertson. $4,000 .
NEGOTIATIONS Ic iu progress between the firm Of W. ".
Huntington * Co.. wooden commission merchants. go 30
= Worihst.. and their crcditors FOR settlement ~
638 nls of which 30 cents goS io the crc or- h ils
city. and 1893 gcufs o. the I0 urccut mN companies
Tie labitir, amount 20 over 100000 thc greater part
which is held m Hartford tine largest creditor IN New
LdVar1 W. Baxter, Of the firm OF Edward W. Baxter
Co, furniture dealers, at No. 2o2 Cait,l has i4i
owes So O)o. and Mr. Baxter Individually 5000. The
largest cred t,r- are CYRUS H. Clark ~lJ3l3 Martin l.
Kmgmm - 90; Charles ". wilder, $1,000; Daniel
8old G Co., 5000 Tie properly Na, recently sold al
auction bv th- ate assignee FOR -fO627
An gnWcut for the benefit az creditors bY Israel
benjamin 90 Herman Davis was died, yest,r day with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07

Ysrockney, Of NewYork chairman; on Statistics ana
IegislatOnDr. a. J. Dust c feunsy wanna chpi ~,
on Medical Charities ana Oa'-D'oF Nehe'-ho""" wv
paper was read by J.. Dougdae. Of Ncw-NorK on
Hereditary Transmisso or OF Vice and CRIME "hich
concluded as follows;
social Growth product- a1st consanguineous unions
compelled 10y the gcOgia h.a industrial ana socni en-
vronment which control, ar' confirms ther nefeIry
thus COMPELLED have tended 20 produce seSlM CIio
ment Of example which pelpetnates we
continuity i'm the Of customs. Lavish pubic chatl-
~ mus s I,tiom 10 "eperation resembling horcd
tsry pauperism In form. Tut totally muefhl III nature
The last instance givea Is such case OF lndueeu ue
Papers on Cramps were read by L. f. Hale and
Prot wayland.
The Commission iop.ed the following resolution:
Ieolued TIat WIN adjourn to do 50 subject to an
agreement secretary 81 the Commission OF Chauues
place the Commission o Charities favorng chicago ioi the
place Of meet ng OF the next annual session
The Health Department held It's first session this morn
ing. Dr. Hebneer OF Philadelphia presiding, when
paper by Dr. 4. c. Tarine, OF Boston, was read on
diseases Of the eyes in school children entitled, Is the
Intellectual World becoming Nearsghtedl' His paper
was Illustrated by charts and drawings TAKEN
many of them. from personal examination made by the
writer in New-York City schools. Less than ten per
cont RAT ther birth were shOrtsi GIFTED thrceandaha
per cent were farsiGhted while nearly eighty seven pei
cent were normal nted At ne 'O ca sn
sighted ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per cent ana norman eyes
This was followed by paper school ventilation by
Mir Martin. illustrated by drawings and elevations OF
tuidings In the afternoon the Department h,ai9 a
discussion the ventilation o schools, by an llcHr
A =. Stone and others; also paper on the heaih o
girls by Mrs A. {. Martin.
In the evening the Conference Of Charities heard the
report OF Dr. Wilbur. Superintendent Of the Asylum LOT
IDIOTS at syracuse, on Public Buudings lOi tne De.
pendent Classes" The paper was discussed al fIel
length by many members. 10 the exclusion OF me discus
sion Of Mr Dngdles paPer read al e Gay sesson %
" L. Pruyr Chairman. then declared the conference az"
jOurned sine de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
THE FORGERY INVESTIGATIONS.

Nelson 4. Gesucr-hc signs his name Win
one s-sho has boon up for examination before Jus'e
Duffy Tor completely in the forgery on the lHoh iiis
Coz and WHO was indicted pending that examination ny
the General Sessions Grand Jury, Obtained from JuEse
Wcstbrock IN supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday
writ Of hahels corpus, rcturnablc forthwith tn' IT, "
o'clock in the afternoon. The petition cnafse" ihat tue
Indictment by the Grand Jury was tandiuehHy
,bt..,,.d to break no the preliminary examination
b.or, the Police Justice to wal H. the prisoner ihihI
under the advice of john j. GRAHAM ne - ch,i, VI
/. irnDDrt.ut the preparation ~ ms uelth'f ~
charges IN petition that the yario1s ~J"uin'nent oi
lis examination all IN pursuance "t ~ lOlDi'
rlgu to dcprivr hm ~ the b0uott' OF in'liuhh"s
examination and get hin indicted, before the WINE
Tor me prosecution mad shown how unworthy OF ~ 'I
thew were AZ o'clock Tie writ was eailed up D. W.
rr-urn heinz faulty In not stating clearly thc i VT VI
ono of tho utncrs referred 10 In tir RETURN .ir bi
insisted on having this made right and aJ"uh' u'
matter wh the Courts permission, until TO-DAY az y
M then 10 have tue case put in condition Iof II Eu'h'
al future day . D, ,.i,t m,
Field ana OConnor. the Detectives connected WIN tne
D,rici Attorneys Office, arrested yeSterlay Ddhtl -
Wight alias Phil Stanley, indicted - one ~ iiosc eoh-
nrctod with the forgery on Wn,Ow, Lahef a. To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
A MARRIAGE DENIED.

An application for alimOny and counsel fee
IN the suit ~ Mary H. Hlssacher against Lous g. Hiss-
acler was argued Yesterday before Judge Westbrook
Supreme Court Chamber The ony question IN the ease
is whether there marriage between the parties to
the suit They October. 1873, ana lived thence
forts together she May T. Gurneyan operate singer,
and was engaged by StrtLo~ch Hssachcr denies that
there was ans marriage he admits That there was m
Illicit connection. bat says this severed 10y written
agreement CigHed Mary T. iIasslacherl He denies the
era It's denies ability o. pay any large am0uy.
Judge WcstDruuk 40 dist Inclined 10 allow 500 but
on request ~ both counsel modified 10 10 So week,
With direction that issues be a framed and the
ease be- placed the calendar for trial ON the second
Monday of October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
THE r-ppER-HUDsoN REGATTA.

Troy, Sept. 6.-Ihe races of the Upper-llud-
son Regatta association closed to-day. The second heat
o the senior singles had two strtersyiss, OF the Lau-
renee Club and Dlyey, Of the Muuals. II won by
the latter m lOi In the second heat OF the iouronred
shells the crews entered were Filleys, Mohawk and
Olvmpics. IN. heat won by the Olympcs In 500,
the Ficys second Tue final heat Of the junior singles
was next rowed between Miles OF the WoycnhOOhs and
IIigcu. of the C1hOcs. IL won by The latter IN
lO:Ot3l Mcs'- time, 1924 In the mai heat Of the
fourDarci shell the Oympcs ana COuues contested
The race was won by the Diympcs IA 500. The nn.l
heai a. the senior singles closed the regatta. The cOn-
testaus Iompkius, Of tho NOycnhOus ana Daycy,
Of the Mutuas. The former won in lo:l54; Dayey's
time was 1921 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Donohue, who, though not assigned WORK,
pcrsstontly the court for the last three months
10 attend pare business summoned away yesterday
bv telegram announcing the death OF iayorte nepho"
The suit OF Paul Batzel against Olga Batzel was
before Cheiustco Curtis Yesterday the wiies motion Tor
amony fee She states that they were married in
Russia in s7 or rather fed from Russia TO DO married her
husband getting her 10000 roublc most Of "hch ne
pen They went 10 Iowa they quarreed and sepa
rated Aftr rhcv corrosponded ard she gives extracts
from letters Finally forwarded him 80 10 room heI
and hp came 10 New YORK. that In 81 PetSDiB
msrrprtacuted herself 20 him. she ne cidbs ls siC
behaved badly The Court granted SO counsel Ice ana
! - a.n-I ~ -I.-lL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07

Sir Boyle Roche thus accounted for the pros
perity OF the Dublin fshmOngers They went down 10
RlngseBd when the boat In, bought the tsh fOr
half nothing, and sould them for twice a. much!"
A nObleman wished 10 induce Garrck to stand
as candidate for Parliament Ny lord" said GarTck
would rather play leading par. on the stage than
the part Of a fool IN Pariiamep,."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
BASE BALL.

The ninth game of the championship series be-
tween the and 81 Louis Clubs Boston, yesterday
was won by the Bostons 10y score Of II to2.
In game at Binghamton. n. Y, yesterday be-
tween the Crlck Club ~ place aud irrational
stars OF syracuse the stars won by Of 10 ..
The ninth game Of the championship series be-
tween Chicago White Stockings and the
BROOKLYN which was have taken place on the Union
Grounds yesterday, postponed account Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
CRIMINAL NOTES.

For some time past Mayhew x Hodridge of NO.
iIg ro,gay Jewelers. missiog horse timers De
tc,tvr Sryn arrested Solomon WOOL one OF Their cI as
steamer for LnrOpo on Mchh''-
lie confessed having stolen twelve oi tc ho.e t
$40. e taken before Jusuce BhDy yto'''hS
and bed IN 1900 bail
Leopold Schurz, a bartender at No. 40 West
wednesday might went T. the cellar 10 carry up
fresh key Of beer While te Sidewalk, four nemDoAO Oh
IN. Tenth Avenue Gag attacked HIN, beat hun $500
ID the key bc-r one 0i thcil h -
Lane yesterday Justice BNOy hed nm IN
$1,000 bail Tor trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
TRIAL OF OSCAR d. PETERSON.

Oscar d. Peterson, who, the detectives say, is
"Jim Braly."a notorious criminal and connected with
the Northampton Bank burglary IA chief manager,
placed trial yesterday In General Sessions. before
Judge Gdersloeyo. for elonious assault The story OF
how he stole some dry goods, how he chased ana
how he shot at the policemen and others who pursued
him. has been already given He Is trial for his shoot
lng on this occasion. His counsel, eNJudgc Ditten-
hOcffcr aud John McCieliand. made appeal for delay
until they could nd Justice Wandell and his clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Glm Scat esIaIe for 5ale.

EOR SALE-A mcdum-sized double brown
q stone HOUSE, between Madison aud JtAaFe.i price,
Slj OJO; te.us easy. Apply so. ~ ijthst
ATHEIST, between 9TH and 6th-avos.-IhTee-
@a9P story 'front.' 1875 feet and halt the block IN
3 od order Gail % 80 Ouanvst
7TH-AVE., below 50th-st, valuable corner lot
3sofy brown Stone house. price very low. ~mti pay
mrut required. ri LAND * WHITING, beekhansL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
LACROSSE AT THE NEw-EvGLAND FAIR.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. Cat the New England
Fair Grounds to-day. game OF Lacrosse between tn.
Montreal AID Indian leans, the latter securing i've
points out The playing excited great enthusiasm.
Another game will be- played Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07

10 prove what The prircipa witnesses said on tc pre-
minaJ cxamiudiou their obitct being % Prov 'nat
me shns fired hy Peterson Ougnt 10 have b''n idl' ~
cnrdr 10 TINT r,ia nee JIigr GHd'rslcoio fcluS'"'
The rest of The day wa. spout IN getting "a jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
CALrNDARs- Tns Day.

SUPREME COURT -CuAlnE.s -V EsiDEooN,J
81 .Murtaugl agt Bolrd Of 1el-rh'ms'u aet Ely
Asse-- r.. g.. Mrlous az. MELONS.
II Io,,auselu act. Roberts, I'LL Williams.
h. IIj. .rlII.tg a-t. Martin.
a. Holman aga. Hirsch l7l.Ai.o ae.. kelley.
li ioWcrsain agt Nc Io2.. B4n.ag The -chw etzcr
Ecbr0W. NIL CO.
1I5Mitdal Life Insurance 19j.. Dino d az! The Vt
10 at Batch capitol ilie Insurance
l2l-B.um AIT B.esterielL co. -
I'D. g. IiJ. home 'ullI'' W. 'ibe'
lJU.- IuhOl agt. Boz le. "reks.
I.t-Nopl.l a-t. Gutter. % Riley Burns
IGt % .uercal Bank Of 2i6.. DcI6y silver Mining Co
Kcokuk q a. Pf,ner agr Glars.
MAINE Cocgr-TRf,L TrRw-PARr I-GoErP J.
Short Causes
1885, Southland AIT Patsch. 2067- DsbroH agt The VA
3i73.. Btrgiu agt. AlliH u"." ihcl ahn III
aui7 Iu-, brand agt. hurhn. $500 suIabee company.
a-ii FORSTER agt HclsE b4fcl 'i rt a. ago. Ooc
800. FuIsD Hauer agt Liver ran
25Gs Hoertei agt. Goaien. 1885, llcNuljy ag Meyer
PAKI 2.-AikER, J.
short Causes.
3l95. Qaord ecr at. Bor 1926 Gates at stov,ns
32el SLOPES at. RidgeIey. Lard.
oOO5 and another agt 3@1o- inh ana ah"tAer as~
3os5 Fuels ast. Helmke. 34lj-No5Iaa aet. Donohue.
2lfi.. Hoaley agt Nalnon. 3O9j .GnuI asL Curtiss
PART 3-sNNorGJ.
short Causes.
1892. Barth og Kelly and 32l7W sthe1er ast Bott-
BIZ McCaLr agt. Morgan. "3l9 Meyer &C. Neh"az.
2iUl.. lars ag.. Dc"mott 3,l Ac.r' AZ t9",l
800. f4naus 4gt. Bon 5532 the ISL J. load Bank
COCK 1919 c1.i'i,i'.. r.. .'' an Hatch.
general Sr,sIoys-PAET I-CI.nL.-LtHyE, oscar d.
Peterson. ftlo.iods ass4ut and olt-r itue Irving io
g.siIlf Ultter, E.ulo .. ilUi -fLia il l
Thomas Holland Mcael Mooaey, gIl.d Larceny NeIne
FIrmuls. grand larceny uelr. JuIl5I1 tna Michael
rlv grand larceny john ClFHlagI larceny from te per-
sOu cad" allloer Evans. p,JuI5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
Confirm Real Gsrale FOR sale.

4 FINE BUILDING PLOT 90 by 80, or
"A 20 Dy 1SG feet. dcsaDy located AMI Dry s1ii coz
ycuient 10 n zee dcpotS in Flushing, l. M on owner No
spruce ST.. address X g.. Bon 49, Tribune OHce,
y =. Finishing combines country advantages with Che CITY
conyenicuces OF sewers. water. Sc.
4 COTTAGE HOME in Flushing. with city
improvements FOR ALE. small tWostOy house. cl-t
rooms front and back stairs furnace walter stationary tul
&c: gas and pipes and sewer connection $1,000 DAB
mortgage. Address *. g.. Box eJ. tribune olive
AT CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
- desirable FARM of % acres suitable for c'rtc-
country residence The property Is located on tc west side
oi thc old Albany Post Road about one mile norh OF ts
station. extensive of the Hudson RIVER
The land Is fully covered with apples pears ANA other man
ruts and all under cultivation. The bIlngs comprise
ice house, and other out1udugs TIE house Cl-
l. The property wl be sold cheap Tor
particulars address DIV ARD cLA Rkh. tribune omce
COR SALE.-A BARGAIN.-Large fully-iur-
nshod house and seven acres IN The III -and on shs
Hudson. near West Point seventy sleeping IuoI,'
modern improvements. Adapted Hotel, school or lnsuu
tOnal pnrpos &. Apply % HOMER MORGAN ~ t-s.'
EOR SALE-rhe residence of the late JOHN
MITCHELL at IarrytoWn, consisting ~ 81 acres,
splendid river view. Gothic house, complete and pa perfect
order Fine stable gardeners house aud ohtuuil lh-s '
p.rb greenhouse, stocked with arsi plants VII Dee sold N
rta,ouah' terms Apply 10 EpMUND CoFflN "a 1ellI5l
RlIDDLESEX COUNTY FARM, One-halt
W. way Philadelphia CamhOy and AMiHy T. &c., p
excellent land; sets buildings; large new house a
barn. farming hOsc &c. whole Will De sd less than c' %
main house; Onehaf remain ON mortgage per tthh
rutland < WHITING, No BeeAmanst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07

LoNG BRANCH, y. J Sept. 6.--lhe manage
ment Of Monmouth Park has decided not to give
extra day Of racing IL would interfere with the trot
ting meeting which begins "Wednesday September ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRK, Thursday, Sept. q

NEw-YoRg, Thursday, Sept G, ls-'.
The following attractions were offered a:
public auction to-day, at tue Exchange
By mum " CImP
| story aud basement brown stone house with lot
80 ] IL Ea3; G9ih-t u - l8j Il Of 4thaye, ot 2Ox
s1ory BRICK building vim ioi No 22s5 st-ave
5Gs II Of llothst lot 81 40 some purchaser 5000
All the rght tiie and Interest of John H. 1uller,
81 a. ID ~ U6iyersfv pl. = 10 It l2th H. plot
'''A''0 christian ~ ,' n =, Ilic10 ''''-''''' ''VO
est " stores and dwellings YIN lots shave CO o.o
500 10 " VI - ~ JHic, f. V'iier 1000 '''-''
n Farms. 5i.a Ward ig3xi2-; + BloSn. 1000
tos.,- ,,-,s luilint syitaiof. So-;3 we,t4lstn
- 5f Of il5haye, lot 15TI " Lesicr..... 1900
OFFICIAL RECORD or REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
kEW-YORk CITY.
Is,aye, SPAS u 23l4st, "A SKIS Geo. Batter ard
Bcrri1a'aye l55x.o 1t l2iji wari; P Duay TO Jas
AVE- ioIO1s 2isl ia.lozsO, r.. q Embfie ex, 800,
3iSts,as 5oi ii shave 2oz98.g David flarng .,,
ws,5 aS 3D. o' 81 'i 4 quarry Road J2i@
Rdse,,es 100 ftn stanton. 25zl.0i L. seeg 80 3 .,
LAM : ,3ft Hudson isJli6, II. Bonn 10 .,
1sialc 757 r iioih..t 2jxoi: B. Brennan to
79d-, los It ay, 4. iaoxio23; also. 72ists IS
lt5lt ave loO4lO22i Richard J. onion 10 81. s.,
ls;aye s. IS soi iistist 25.-z0i F Ferrisan -,
Norol, s., v s. 10 Il Of Housioa-st. 95Il0o N 49,,
%s si 10 J n - sc e. r, ~ 2.,' -'A i., $4,000
Qth-ase. - 80 f- no Jl.f-s, 2JX,O; Union NatlonN
Bank % p Lepllgcr. ..----- 200
'i is.riae 10 steven, " @ $4,000
39.r 49, - $50 u eof lOh1ye, 25x9s9; : Lord, Re ~
f-ice. tOJ watson b,0oO
2O.h ST. rs, 22JG Il Of lstaye 2OX32; j Post, Re
i55. r. y farrell. Rrierec. e. D5oley 49,. 1850
l43.-sf. - "a " Il CiftOuHye, 2JNlOO l%jd
WaT1) a II holmes. Referee to J. Il BtOwn-..-.. 800
BaNt.T-sf So 90 OF Park5t, 2JXlOO6; W hei-
ley. Referee, 10 7 Robins lih0O
lOhciaLl j. \. SAVAGE, Deputy REGISTER
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES
'' Broid s ,'s'i'5 Year Dam, ..''' 5000
D SS YEN; sa 10 'o ,..,.. ''' 1888
.iS. '''l TO- ''.'.'' 1900
Ril JAS, aad niie 20 4 / SlcQlale, WayerlJ-st
ftitllIi-dFc (ZG = jtiIS SOU
Lyon slar,. AMI husband. % Hugh icrrigan
Ii,tst. " Auns-pc l-3 Wa.dJ; . years l,SOO
"Si,srs" '''.' ~ . 1900
7' 55!.4: ?i ,s1r 2 Ia H.. . @ $4,000
Slla T. q =. 90 ID Happen, JthaFe l5th-stf o .,
Van Busbirk. Juo p. TO David Harng. 3lstsL 800,
Wccs, f. edk, To / Liudcniney,r Eardeest
I0Mcall j. 7. SAVAGE Doput, Reg ster