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WOES OF A WIDOW.

In July last Mary Murray visited her sister in Har
lem, who is the wife OF Frederick Il. Luihey. WhIo
there, she says. Luthey in struck her. knocke ed
her down, Kicked her and tore hor clothes. She was
laid up, she says in consequence Of these injuries
three weeks, and still suffers in nervous fits from tho
same cause For these injuries she brought suit in
the Marine Court to recover 81 000 tho trial OF when
was commenced yesterday before Chief Justice Shea.
The plaintiff testified that the assault wholly un-
provoked; that she not ordered out before being
assaulted, aud that, had sho been, sho would nave
gone She said she the widow OF Mr. Murphy,
with whom sho lived for ihrce years pubcly az his
wife, although no formal marriage ceremony bad
taken place between them, he not believing IN II.
her maiden DE Fay, but she took tho
name OF Murray because she liked H. From the qucs-
lions asked by Colonel Hart dcfcndanps counsel on
cross examination, II indicated that the defence
would DO that her presence In his house was obcc-
tionable to her brothcr-ln-law that no had ordered
her out, and, she not going no undertook 10 remove
her The Is sui on.
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prisoner was admitted TO bali pending appeal. on the
ground that he cannot DO imprisoned well as fned
plaintiff in before Judge j. r. DAILY brought
by Henry Hilton against exJudge Kane to recover on
The father OF Henry II. Hoffman Jagged seven years,
sued tho New YORK Central aud Hudson river Railroad
Lee, which was crushed under wheel Of one OF de-
endaDs cars In consequence OF the conductor putting
the case before Judge Spe In tho Superior Court yes
terday the complaint dismissed, Is beng held that
The company were not responsible for wlful act act
OF their employee
Judge Freedman, Of the Superior Court, yesterday
directed verdcts for the plaintiffs two suits brought
by Fred Law 0lmsted against tho city for
services as supervising architect or Central Park.
The question In dispute Is MS TO whether the plaintiff
who Is oihoer Of the city, has power make
tracts. Judge Freedman dlrecied the verdicts to
stand, subject to the opinion OF the General Term
aeo scunoer before 1n an ss course OF tho
examination kehoe called SCHNEIDER "a liar" and tho
result was an application to punish him ioI contempt
Chief Justice DAILY, before whom the application was
made gave decision ordering Mr. Kehoc TO pay the
costs oil the NOTION he having rendered an apology to
tho Court
In the suit OF Maria Merrick against Benjamin B.
winchuil, the defendant has made an application TO
Chief Justice Daily, IN tho Court OF Common Plcas,
have another attorney substituted In the place
his present one. lie charges that his present lawyer
is nimical to his interests and Is constant companion
OF his wife, against whom ne has brought suit Tor
divorce Chief Justice DAILY yesterday ordered rel
erence In the
In tho case OF the United States against George s.
jenkins, charged with bribnga clerk at the Treasury
Department. in Washington, Commissioner osborn,
before whom the case up Tor examination ycster
day, ncd that the getting Of information In the man.
ner alleged In this case whereby tho govern was
not prcjudiced was not bribery tho legal sense Of
the term, and dismissed the
All the day yesterday was occupied by Judge Van
Bruut In the trial OF a SUIT brought by John NJ Beck
against Jacob Van Wagner for commissions In mr.
ranging Tor the sale OF twenty OF land at West
Farms The defence that the defendant made tho
purchase OF his own accord, and that the plaintiff had
nothing 10 do with such purchase. The jury was
ordered to bring ia a sealed verdict.
Ramon Xiqucs owned cigar store In Blocker
street, adjoining "rhc'' Aliens place. When In
spccor McDermott aud hts posse Of police madc raid
on Aliens place they broke through Xiques' storo
The latter brought suit to recover damages md the
trial OF tho case was commenced yesterday before
judge Van H0cseE In the Court OF Common Pleas. The
defence is that torcc nry accomplish the
raid. Mr. W. W. Goodrich appears for the plaintiff
and Mr.. q. +. Mclean tor the Inspector
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In 1874 Hiram Henlin agreed TO lease from Hollis l..
Powers tho billiard OF tho Grand Central Hotel
for three years, the rent OF SO, t00 $4,000 and
1000 respectively Hcnlin TO take out thirteen old
tables and put fourteen new ones OF Phclans make in
their place. ana all the tables TO go Powers the
expiration Of the lease. Hcnlin was IN three months
without The lease being executed, and on tue fourth
month dspossesscd for nou-pay mcnt Of rent. Tue
proceedings to dspossess wcrc adjourned 10 the 10th
oi May HcnlIn III the meantime rendering tho rent 10
the Clerk oil the Court, but the 10Th OF the same
month the promises were rented 10 other parties.
Hcnh then brought sui against Powers 10 recover what
he expended in hitting up the place aud the difference
in vauc between the old taOl1s ana the new ones.
The trial OF The concluded yesterday before
Judge Lawrence, oil til. supreme Dourt, Messrs III y.
AvcrilI and W. r. b. Milkcn representing the PLAIN
tai, and Gleason and Gator the defendant For PLAIN
tin II was claimed that The delay IN executing tue
lease was because defendant had excluded thcrcrom
tue condition that heat gas ana scrubung 10 TO
included IN tho rent, whiIe was claimed Tor defend
ant that tho cause security clause the lease,
which plaintiff had failed 10 supply with n name IS
surety. On these points, MS well, as Others the
parties were In direct conflict The Jury gave verdict
la favor OF plaintiff Tor 81, I3l OIL.
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FUNERAL OF DIR. MUHLENBERG.

The funeral ritual OF the Episcopal Church was read
over tho remains OF the late DR. Nuremberg Mt 81
Luke's Hospital. yesterday afternoon by tho Bishop OF
the diocese, assisted by a number OF tho reverend
clergy who The late Doctors friends The
were held in the chapel OF the institution and were AZ
quiet and unostenatous those or any poor patient
who might have breathed his last within its walls
That such the duo to tho express desire
OF the deceased, who directed that no extraordinary
display floral decoration should mark tho last rites
over HIS earthly tenement Never before was the
modest little chapel SO dcnsely crowded, ani never
were more genuine signs Of mourning seen within the
hospitals quiet prccincta Hundreds oil ladies attended
the observance IN deepest mourning. and tho rites
were SOLEMN and sad indeed. Tho Episcopal service,
sublime and impressive was conducted by the dig
nitarics oi the Church, anu the absence col nowcrs
added 10 liz simplicity aud mprcssveness. Dozens
OF former patients VINO had experienced The Doctors
kindness and benefited by his mnisterings, ana hun
drcds who had known hun only us the sei-sacrhclng.
sing man oil tod came TO pay last tribute
10 his Smory ana shed tear IN token oil the loss ielt
BY every one III the great city where ne mad made his
abode
bishop Potter, IN his episcopal robes, followed by
half dozen attendant clergymen ned IA upon the
altar shortly after Two O'Clock and services
begun. The caskct containing the remains had pre-.
vousy been placed IN Tho nude aisle, and soon the
crowd grew SO large that II was almost lost 10 View
Every available foot of standing room Ia the inclo-
occupied before the services were concluded
aud many retired from Tho portals OF the chapel un-
able TO gain Abundance. The Bishop was assisted ny
Bishop Smith, oil Kentucky; Rev. Drs Morgan.
Washburn, Gcer, Diicr and Tying, Sr. Among those
outside the chanccl rail were Drs. John HAL, >.
lrennus Prime. = Adam, Armtage, Osgood. Rowland,
Weston, Eaton, Dunneii, Houghton and Walker.
After tho conclusion OF The services the pabearcrs
came from the sanctuary and took their places on
either side oi the caskct, and the body was conveyed
from the chapel tho hoarsc by the following gentle
mon, palibelrcrs:-Rev. DR.. Dillcr Rev. Dr. +. l..
Lawrence OF tue Church OF the Holy Communion; Mr..
Howard Potter, Mr.. Adam Norrie, Mr. James NJ.
Brown, Mr. John II. Earle, Rev. DR.. Houghton, OF tho
"Littlc Church Around tho Corner" ana Mr. Ormes b.
Keith The body was conveyed TO -. Johnsand Long
Island where, this morning, the concluding ccrcmo-
MICS will DO performed and Grafton and euogy Will
be pronounced by the Rev. DR.. McNomara.
A meeting OF the managers OF tho hospital was held
yesterday afternoon previous TO the service and rcso
lutions eulogistc OF the memory OF the deceased d-
rector passed.
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A QUESTION OF IDENTITY.

alias "Dan the Blacksmith ives continued before
Judge Murray Jefferson Market Police Court, at six
o'clock yesterday afternoon
Martin Handy, special officer Of tho Eighteenth pre-.
cinct. testified that he not acquainted with tho
prisoner, but that no saw him IN company with n
other man whom he did know last sunday, between
twelve and O'Clock, very near twelve, crossing
Second avenue. ut Twenty third street; that he fol-
lowed the two men up Twenty street and tar
as Twcnty-scventh street aud Fourth avenue, where
he lost sight OF them
To Offset this Testimony, James Ccnnors and colorcd
boy named Edward were called who sworc that Burns
No. $40 Broadway, corner OF Thirteenth street,
between eleven and twelve clock sunday morning.
ana that he had on gray SUIT at tho time.
Tho Judge reserved his decision and remandcd tho
prisoner again I'LL this afternoon.
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PAVING THE STREETS.

Under the Slalo laws Commissioner Of Public
Works Campbell is authorized to certify to the Board
OF Aldermen what streets require to be paved and
paved. Ho is also empowered to designate tho kind
Of pavement that TO be uscd Several weeks he
in list OF streets that required attention this
way, out the Aldermen have tailed 10 pass tho ncccs
sary ordinance authorizing such work. Tho last xink
originated IN relation to the KIND Of pavement which
should be sccctcdirap block or granite. II appears
that the latter material comes from Massachusetts,
aud some Of the patriotic CITY Fathers think II should
como from this State. Tho Committee Public
Works called upon Mr. Campbell yesterday IN relation
to tho subject when he explained 10 them tho
periority oil granite over any other pavement When
this ordinance passes ana the paving contracts arc
regularly gwen out several thousands OF mon DO
put AZ Work.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART /.
Before Judge Sutherland.
PLEAS AND SENTENCE

PLEAS AND SENTENCES
The following pleas accepted yesterday, Assist
ant District Attorney Roln appearing for the prose-
cution:--John Kinevren, OF No. "a suydam street,
williamsburg, had three charges OF larceny preferred
against him, having stolen flags, OF billiard
balls and a silver water pitcher from No $40 Pearl
street the 30th OF arch last Tho prisoner pleaded
guilty. and sentenced five years. Imprisonment
Robert Wacott, No 81 Bayard street, stole a silver
watch IRON Thomas Nolan, OF Paterson, N. j., while
the latter was walking along the Bowery, and John
Watson stole gold watch valued at 500 from Michael
Furst, No. 932 Atlantic avenue Brooklyn Each
sent TO tho State Prison for year and six month";
Charles HAMMOND No. 527 West Thirteenth street,
was convicted Of assauiting and roobing Ann ROBIN,
Thompson street, on tho 25th OF March, One year in
the Penltcntiary.
Catharine Geer, domestic, Of No. 222 East Thirty.
0rst street, was arrested by officer Darwin on Tho
charge oil abandoning her newly born chilo on tho 22d
10 the Pententiary for ono year.
Michael Murphy stole $33 from tho pocket or Neil
BRADY on the otn 'nsL 10 br come street and Charles
premises OF NJ. Hallenbcck, No. SO Bond street, ON
the 4th inst, and carried oil suit OF clothes Tho
prisoners were sent to tho state Prison each for the
term OF Two years and six months
Joseph smith, No 226 West Twenty-cg street,
jointly charged, with Thomas Clark alias Fay, with
committing two burgaries, one on tho premises Of
Thomas N. Williams No SO Ninth avenue, on the 25th
STOKES, No s7s Tenth avenue Smith pleaded guilty,
and was sent TO the Pcntentiary Tor ten years
young man named Frank Donohus. OF No. AL
East Tweniyfrst street, attacked MISS Kitte Finch,
OF No 3l3 West fiityscyenth street. as she walk.
ing through Union square Hc seizcd her hand and
wrenchcd her pockebook from her. containing SIS 80
He pleaded guilty and sent TO tho State Prison
six years
John Ryan, OF No 80 Madison street, stole suit OF
clothes from Timothy Shicids, No. l30 Greenwich
avenue tho 4th insL and sent to tho Penilen-
tiary tor tour years.
Joseph Jewell No 122 Ludlow street, charged
with enticinr Samuel Bicckard, Of No. 10 Norfolk
street. INTO No 2s5 Bowcry, where ne lost 81 SO a.
faro Tho prisoner pleaded guilty and was sent 10 tho
Penit cntiary Tor six months. =
Henry Miller was charged by John D. Livingstone,
OF No SO 12Sth street, with violation OF tho GAM
bling act On motion OF Mr.. W. y. Kintzlng tho
prisoner was discharged, the Grand Jury not having
found indictment against him.
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PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME conference.-the by Judge Don.
OH 80 ss y ~ 10 aa Ias l'e ra a sos alS a IA
Will also be called
SUPREME couRr-spEcIAL TERM-Hcd by Judge Van
vorsL-Nos 1871, us 2a. 30 227, Ill, 236. 24O 24l
254 25s 300 26 26, 2ss. 275, LA, 27s $50. ~ 2s5
2S6, 230 2S1, 2yl.
SUPREME CorRr-ciRcUIT-Par Held by Judge
Lawrence. sooo, 1858, 1919, 52o5, al27, 1895
3l03 3l53, 1886, 1851 3I73 3s7i 1913, 1885 487s !,
I'll 375 27l9. 1888, s27 4i23, 10, $3.50, 1881 loss y,
l55. Part 2--Iieid Uy Judge Barrct.--case on-Hcw.
lett W. Wood. No day calendar Part s-iIeld by
Judge Van BrunL-Nos 2os9 2008 1927, s25 3029
iol, e23,s 1913, loos, z2s5 so3, Asa, sei. l55o,,
1876, 2775, 1868, l4s, 2l59, l3ll "a.
SUPERIOR CoURr-rRIAL TrRM-Part Hold by
Judge Freedman. Nos. 5;2, 5Ia, 7ia esa, sol. 7si
166 90, a. 81. dlI l3s, $40, 800. Part Held by
Judge Spier Nos $40, So $40 =, $3.50, 99T $50, 539
$40 500, ool 1908 o35, Ga 47i,s $50 Sil 6e7, 7ss
Curts.-Nos 900 s2s, 9l3. TO, $780, 100, 3ss, lobo
1913, 10 III, 6's go, 6s4, Gs5 6la, 6GC 1909, SOL
S0B Sl5. 1884, 5y5, sl5 1851 10sl.
SUPERIOR CouKr-srEcrAL TERM-Hold by Judge
SANFORD. Nos. "a, 0. Is. IS, so, -.
COMMON iLEss-Eorry IERa--Iield by Chief Justice
Daily Nos. ~, 30, 81, -, ~ Demurrer,
COMMON PLEAs-rEiAL TaRM--Part Held by Judge
Van Hoescn Nos 24o il1o i415 ll6 1889, 605 laos
s. ds oa siy 80 ga so - a 1sS ago S ia
1041, $50 hos, 702 l142 1l07 zoos, 36l 1919 1233
lls2 Par Held by .udgc Larrcmorc Nos. 4g7,
1867 vJ2 l3 1871 ll29 $780, 1908, TO- $751; 1Olo 1892
Part 3--Iicd by Judge Daly.--NoS 1860, l27l 63l
li45, i25s, ii!o io5 io5l 49, 1885, 1lss 1866 4os
MARINE CoURr--rnrAL TERM-Par Hold by Judge
AkeE-Nos. ocsc, 1909, 900, sos2, sosa. 1855 saol
e44. s2lg, s34I $780, S40s S43d $751; $3.50. Part 3
Held by Judge ShcrIdaD-Nos. Sll7 s32i $780, 594S
s225 1926 5000, so3 $685. s3o2 $780, $685. $780, s5ii
SAL Part 3-iicd by Chief Justice shea Nos $685.
$780, 1902 so0t 25le $685. 7097 $685. 1870 $780, sll2
1876, 5IBS, 1851, 2720
Cornr or GENERAL sEssIoxs-rart l--HeId by Re.
cordcr Hackctt--lhc People vs. Neptune BVwdrn,
perjury; Same ~. Henry Walter, Lulu Waiter, Tnco
,iorc Fowler and George McGloud, burglary; Same VS..
Caihanuc Walter, grand larceny. Part 2--Hcid by
Judge Suthcriand.-rbe People vs. john Miller, fclo-
NOUS assault aud battery; Same VS. Henry Stanford
and Charles v. Hunt, burglary; Same VS. Michael
Kelly anu Thomas Herman, burglary; same vs. Will
IAN Hall, forgery; Same vs. william Livingston, for
gerry, same Cyrus q. Clark. forgery; Same vs..
Emma White, grand larceny; same vs. Robert Mcade,
grand larceny; same VS. Michael Lloyd. grand larceny
same vs.. Georso Watson, petit larceny; same va
Frederick Brown, petit larceny Same vs. William
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THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

Tho Fire Commissioners held regular meeting yes
tcrday. The Commissioners Of Charities and Corrcc-
ton cqucstcd 500 ieci Of hose for the Charity Hospital
on Backwels Island, with two and onc-haIf inch
poration couplings The balance In the relief fund
ported fires during March, l15 losses, $2l3Bl1; IT.
surances $50 800 The total number OF hrcs Tor the
quarter ending March 81 was 344, losses sos $685.
insurnnces, S3024.30U The Chief oi the CombustDlc
Bureau recommended that additional Lydrunts should
be placed IN Pearl, Brdgc, Whitehall Markciucid,
Beaver, New, Broad, Wam stone, Pearl. Water
Front and south streets, Exchange PLACE, COcniics
slip, and the lower part OF Broadway. Referred Tue
balance OF The appropraton ApI was SOS 0lS o.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
Before Recorder HackotI

KEEPING A DIsORDERLY HOUSE.
Isdor Chrsteia complained tho 7th inst that
the premises known tho Fremont House, No. 1870
West Thirty-third street. OF very disorderiy
character Captain Williams made raid on the house
and found crowd OF white ana colorcd people, He
arrested the proprietor Clark Jackson, negro about
siztyone years old, VINO, however. being taken be-
tore Justice OtterbUurg, said he missionary and
that his house had been used for revival meetings.
When arraigncd yesterday by Assistant District At
torney Russell the prisoner pleaded guilty 10 tho
charge Of keeping n dsordery house and was re-
manded for sentence
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
Thomas Collins, or No. &C Franklin street, pleaded
guilty to forgery In tho third degree in having OBJ.
tanned 81 from Lester g. Somerhon, No. IS Grand
street, on an order purporting to be signed by j. NJ
Alexander, No. 81 Lispenard street. One year 10 tho
state Prison.
James McCabe No 1853 East Thrty-frst street, stole
pocketbook containing 81 IRON Thomas WilIoughby
fireman on board the steamer Hadgc, on the Ith
inst. Two years IN the state Prison.
William smith, No. 4S3 Seventh avenue, pleaded
guilty 10 peut larceny from the person. having stolen
pocxetbook containing IS 30 from Jane Denton, No
GA Sixth avenue. -Four years In the Pcnitcntiary.
George Van Lew, alias 'Ching-Ching," No ~
Thompson street, and William Sheppard, alias John
Harris OF No. IL sullivan street, both colorcd pleaded
gully TO burglary having broken tho dwelling OF
J. Hahn, OF No 533 Broomc street. the lth inst
and stolen jcwcry and clothing valued S25i. -Four
years and SIX months each IN tho state Prison.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In tho foreclosure suit brought by August Belmont
executor Of the Late Commodore Ferry Mcssrs George
n. Williams and Nathaniel A. Williams we're yesterday
by order Of Judge Donohue, made parties defendant
rhe suit brought by Thomas ". Morrison ana Gardi-
ncr ). HulchIngson against tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Company yesterday, by order OF Judge Donohuc
transferred from the Supreme Court to the Federal
Court
In tho habeas corpus case Of the mix dealer Moses
Polcnsky. who admitted that he watcred his milk
Ssdxe Donohue yesterday dismissed tho wri, but tho
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ALBANY, n. Y. April IL, 1877.
In the Court Of Appeals Wednesday, April II, 1877.
present Hon. Sanford +. Church and associates
No. 279. Dewitt vs. Hastings. Argument resumed
and concluded.
No. 263 The Merchants Bank Of Canada, respond
cut vs.. the Union Railroad and Transportation Com
pany and another, appeiiants.-Argued by Ashbcl
Green for appellants aud Amasa J. Redneid Tor re-
spondcnt.
No. 2s4. Matilda Ycrkes, respondent, and the Mu-
tua Bank OF Port Jsrvis. appellant Argued by Lewis
Z. Carr for appellant and ID. u. Mckoon for re-
spondent
CALENDAR.
Nos 2S6, $50, 900, 249, las, 27l, 2S3 aud 25-.
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DIED.

DIED
AcKKa--tn this city, on Wednesday, April IL, 1871
after lingering Illness SAMUEL s. AcKEK. In the 5sll
year oi his age
Notice Of funeral hereafter
BgGG.-MARrnA BgGo widow, Wednesday, April
H. 1877.
Funeral from nor lalo residence $40 East I20th 81.
invited to attend.
BRScKERnoFF.-On Wednesday, April H. at ms
residence. ANDREW Is. BRScKkRuorr, In the 03d year
OF his ago
Notice OF funeral hereafter
BRrroS.- Brooklyn, on the 18th inst, WILLIAM
l.. BRiTToN III the AID year Of his ago.
Funeral from the residence Of hts father James
Bron. No. Greene NV, on Friday, 18Th. at eleven
O'Clock
BRoGAx--0n "Wednesday. April H. after a severe
Illness bridget REILLY, the beloved vito OF Patrick
Brogan, native OF Drumbradc, county Cavan, Iro.
land. aged ~ years
Funeral from her late residence NO AT LIST ay on
Friday, l3th inst, nj one O'Clock. Relatives and
friends are requested TO attend without further notice
BErsH-On Monday, April ~ MAMIE. wife OF
JosnrA VI. Brush. IN the 39th year OF her ago
invited TO attend the funeral from her late residence
~ Franklin av Brooklyn, on Thursday, April H. at
o. clock u NJ
BYRSE Monday, April o. ELLEN, the beloved wife Of
Michael Byrnc OF Brshts disease OF kidneys aged
% years.
The relatives and friends OF her father, John Con.
drcn. and her uncle Edward respectfully invited
attend her funeral on Thursday, April IL from her
late residence 10l OH av., corner 4sth st thence
Calvary Cemetery.
cAsE --On Tuesday, April 10, 1871, aitcra long and
painful illness, George CASH Tho cath year OF his
age.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invited 70
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Frederick Rump resident OF No. 80 Alyea street,
Newark, was struck by the hapast eleven train from
New York on the Newark and New York Railroad
yesterday near Drills Farm, aud received injuries from
which hc dicd.
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follows
ny A. H.. MULLER AND SON.
nent houses 'front.' and one three story brick fac
Nos 10 10 ~ dnclns.e) Cannon ST., s.. 100 u.
OF Rvington st.. to Horace Eiy or... $40 100
os , % 10. ' q s 20 "aa S." I,Ss
corner Of 18th s.. to Horace s. Ely. Tor. 5000
Foreclosure. sale III. H. Beekman, rcforec OF plot
Madison av, ,oJ " Furman. plaintiff. or...,. $1,000
lease oi lot 2ox6o on I'd Az: :. 500 IT. ; Of
ground rent 800 per annum, 10 Ferdinand Er
hardt, ior..... ................... $3.50
Trustees salc-by order Of the trustees OF tho
Church OF the disciples OF Christ-of church and
II. W. Of Broadway. TO j. H. II. Mcsslagc. for ;. 1900
Executors salc-to close tho estate Of Benjamin ID.
BROWN sene front house as with io a So -
Yves. 18th st., s. s.. l31 It. ", OF broadway, TO Ed
~"'a NeS'e' 0' ny a,, c.sr 42oo
Foreclosure saIe-M. winslcw. referee -of a plot Of
land 7txiU,.p on last lb5th ST.. corner Of Sd
av., to Daniel O'Dc $1,000
BhExARD sMyrn
Foreclosure sale-F. r. Locw. rcfcrc. OF four lots.
each 25xi0o on 4th av. = O. corner OF iosth ST.. to
~ ~ A. Lawnrscs Asp CO. '''''
Foreclosure sale-B. e. ch.twood reierec-of
house. with lot 25x73 on East a,,h So. s.. I75
IT, OIL I'd av, 10 samuel Black plaintiff for... fo5Jo
. ny scorT AND MYERS
with lot 81 x,jlx23 sx60 n. on 7th av W. corner
Of BID NJ, to T. woodhead pla'nt,n for. i54os
similar sa's.James MsM.sl rs'cree o' tens
ON 4th NV. vs. 49, II - 81 i25th -, to Henry
a. Peters. plaintiff, Tor 600
Foreclosure sslegcharles a. Phelps rsferec-ofa
10th st., to Maria Morton plaintiff for 10000
Foreclosure sae-c. Z. Miller referee ofiwo lots;
2dav.. toP.w W, wdey. plaintiff. for .;...;... 3aoo
each 25xioo ID, on West i2ith St. n. y. 40 H. o.
Of stE av II. 4. widmcrdins. plan,if ior... $500
Total sales for the
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

ExpLcn-NYsTRoM On Tuesday, April 10, at
Trinity Chapel, by tho Rev. d.. Swopo, FKEpgRic ".
ENpLca, OF Wnshirg iop, TO FANNIE A. NysrRox, OF
New York
LISK-GwyER.-Tucsday evening, April 10, IN the
Broadway Tabernacle Church. by Rev William ~ Fay.
lor, u. d., DAVID 9. LINK TO FANNIE L., daughter OF
Frederick s. Gwycr All OF this city.