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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
PECULIAR CASE OF INHERITANCE.

The suit of Henry d. Sayre and others
against Henry Driver and others tried yesterday before
Judge Van Brunt, presents question rarely arlsnS,
under the law Of the haltbOOd Mrs. Rachel Sayre and
Mrs Roxceleenah Keyser inherited from their father
Henry Dcher eight lots on FOurth-ave. Their mother
had been married several times and had several chdren
beside them In March, 1862 after the death of their
mother aud father, Mrs Sayre conveyed by deed OF
bargain aud sale her interest in The los 10 her sister o
100000 Mrs. Keyser died April 8, 1876, and Mrs
Sayre conveyed the property that her son, te
plaintiff Sayre, and Mrs Geer mel daughter owned e
her rights The question raised Is peculiar. Under me
law the half blood, Mrs. Sayre inherited from heI
sister the half interest which she derived from taelr
father but the halfbrOthers and sisters OF bQh claim
right as heirs tue half which Mrs Sayre conveyed 10
her sister. IL this genuine conveyance al the
hafbrothers aud sisters OF Mrs. Keyser entitled to
share in the half conveyed to her but not In the other
To meet this plaintiffs claim that the deed was never IN
tended as conveyance but To facilitate sales OF
The property and that money ever paid by Mrs
Keyser Tue counsel are 70 hand IN briefs In three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
THE MURDER OF BERNARD FERRoN.

John NJ. Wright was placed on trial In the
Court Of Oyer Terminer in Brooklyn yesterday. on
the charge OF numbering Bernard Ferron, Red Hook
boatman, on March 16 Wright, who is only nineteen
years OF age Of boysh appearance, is indicted for
murder the first degree On the day mentioned. Fer
ron left his home, usual TO go with his boat among
the vessels lying the Erie Basin He did not
return that night but his boat was found
tied at the dock where he usually left Ia. Six
weeks after Ferrons disappearance his body was found
anchored in the basin TO canvas bag containing 100
pounds OF old iron The murder traced 10 Wright,
seaman the schooner Mary IL. Harris, then lying In
the basin. He said that ia fight with FerrOn he threw
the bOatman against a stove ana killed him. He then
Jumped bis head with his heavy boots and crushed
his skull Afterward he attached the weights 10 the
body and threw IT overheard The trial not begun
yesterday, only ten Jurors were obtained District
Attorney Catliu appeared for the prosecution, and
Herbert c. Hail aud T.. T. Wood for the defence. The
ease will be resumed thi5 morning.
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CIVIL NOTES.

Mrs. Bridget Geary brought an action in the
Brooklyn City Court, under the Civil Damage Act.
against Thomas McShane. iquOrdealer, of No 10 Carl
tonave for the loss OF the services Of
her husband who, while painting AcShanes house, be-
came intoxicated from drinking liquor furnished by the
defendant and fell and broke his leg. The case
tried yesterday, and resulted in disagreement OF the
Jury,
John and Mary Reynolds, indicted for in
nleuDg fatal injury on william Patterson october7,
arrested and brought before Judge Sutherland in
the Court of General Sessions yesterday They
eOmpanied ~ four children According to the evidence
throwing a paving at her husband. The C0rOners
Jury acquitted both. Judge sutherland yesterday held
both to ba, the wife only being able to furnish IT,
The suit of Richard j. CaprOn and w. w.
Merriam against john r. Thompson and Others
brought for balance Of S790374 90 on stock transac
lions in which plaintiffs claimed 20 be brokers for the
defendants twas admitted that there was an Offset
for some railroad sock The suit was referred 70
Judgment against the plaintiffs. The case came yeser-
day before Judge LarremOre on motion for an extra
allowance. Decision was reserved.
The suit of Charles N. CTittenton against the
City was tried yesterday before Judge Donohue In 5u-
prene Conrt Circuit. 1t claimed and not denied,
that IN Beecker-St Leroy manhole to sewer OF
"a inches diameter had been covered with a2i-ineh
cover. making IL pitfall we'll known by those In the
negborhood and carefully avoided IL was there sew
eral months horses occasionally almost falling Into u
when on November 20 s plaintiffs mare s stnGE
The plaintiff the to the country and paid her
board for nearly year. she badly injured TO
be cuTci. The jury gave the plaintiff verdict for
81 Os5 80 winchester Brton appeared for the plaintiff
H. l.. LacOmbe for the City.
The Lamothe Manufacturing Company, a
carbung COMPANY, assigned for ten years its patents
10 the National Tube Works Company on conditions
which 1t is claimed have not been fulfilled. Vim. o.
Cooke. stockhoder owning 1000 shares in the La
motbe Company who claims that he representative
ers OF 800 other shares has brought suit to annul
the agreement the ground that was virtual abdi-
cation OF its authority by the company. The came
before Judge Lawrence IN Supreme Court, Chambers,
Yesterday on motion TO eDion the enforcement OF the
contract The defendant company insisted that IL had
carried its agreement at cost yet unrepad OF over
$4,000 and that the contract approved by three
fourtbs OF the stockholders in the Lamothe Company
Decision was reserved. William Fullerton and W. H.
Tow nley appeared for the plaintiff; Sullivan kobDe d
Fowler for the defendant
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THE COURTS.
slit AGAINST COMMODORE GARRISON
oo rop OVER THREE MILLION DOLLARS FOR

o,,rr AGAINST COMMODORE GARRISON
:, AVA, FOR OVER THREE MILLION DOLLARS Foh
alleged BREACH OF CONTRACT.
uorie. Frank A. Otis, George X. Fear
he". cOwarv. Robert L. Cutting, jr., and jacob
mR 40 ~, have brought suit in the Superior court
CrO. , Cornelfus K. Garrison to'reeover sS'oOoVVo
,s,nt,as in the complaint claim that tney nelu
hsr IN their own right or In trust TOT olneis $780,
Luz !, ,na caplal stock Of the Pacific Railroad Oh
snares u ... a. the same time Commodore Garrison
s 10 600 600 ont Of an issue OF S4OOo'oOo OF 'ne
neiu honds issued by that railrosd company
-. ,,,, was begun in November, 1870 !" o0'iN -
v,obum holder OF third mortgage ponua' ~ -,
- - ortcage: that certain stockhOoeIs in.'i ' IN
49, ,,roeIospre suit fled an an answer anu OO9 -.
NTH view to prevent sueh ioreeiosu,e % tho
was unauthorized; and that Souio Va INV
plaintiffs had fled peuuon !" 'H'
no made parties defendant .-.,
.rho rlant,Ys claim that Commodore Garrison eh'i'U
,cto an agreement with them whereby NE was "
20 no issued 20 them $4,000 shares OF INC t The
railroad company 70 be organIeH rs t maj This rail-
rosd Shoud be sod under the decree OF b s
tSaf Garrison should become me M e n1mber Of
- s Issyed 10 Plaintiffs ia return lol Ing riid ~
10 De e same mar value OF the Pacific RAJ fOao Oh
missouri Tho railroad was so1' az s lanes Baker who
a an on the ssle O4s 600 Of the mortgage bonds OF
hie Garrison was the chief holder and thSreqpoh the
nd vas reorcanizsd as the Missouri Pacific Rahroau
Tono"nv with So 600 900 capital. The complaint
claims that Garrison wa the oadtF Therefore demand
"a 600 900 damages. The defendant Garrison dempifeo
10 This complaint. -, s...,
c,rJ before Judge Sper by Henry L. Clinton, counsel
scr Commodore Garrison, and William A. Beach counsel
fo be lsipfifs Mr.. Clinton cCneudcd tnat Tie com
niaint aid not show any contract. and consequently
dd not show any breach OF contract; alNU t1at Tue
nstnts IN the complaint do not show any performance
NOR auy oer perform, nor any excuse Tor not per
forming tho conditions upon which IL is pretended he
delivery OF the stock the defendant was made lie
urteT held that In tho complaint no contract ana no
brearh mad been DISCLOSED that the plaintiffs had not
shown that they had any right to That there was
nisoinder Of ne parties plaintiffs that there we're otder
parties ~ interest; that the complaint was Yague,
ocetoin ana fatally detective ana that the demurrer
shonid he sustained william A. Beach commended nat
in and COMPLETE cause of action was set FORM III tne
Semplaint He discussed the case at considerable
Length. The argument before Judge Speir oceuplea
nearly the whole day At the close OF the argument the
Judge took the papers and reserved inS oeeisoh'
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

rm,A..ssHS0EoN. Nov. 14.-The proceedings OF the
a. court to-day follows Dwight X TTepp, or
NJ tee-ncsco. was admitted 20 practise
esise,n Keith plaintiff In error. agt r. A. Clark
N error % the SupfeIno Court OF Tennessee
or any eontnosd By b. Heiskell for the Defendant In
No ~ Ovneooeo by p Phillips for the plaintiff In error
at tas ned-Gecrge Reynolds. plaintiff IN error
Tt states IN error 70 the supreme Court Of tho
Courg oy "a his indictment In tho District
vstd ,.iisos Of Utah under section 1852 Of the
N hsgnsas. Coz cOntracssST polyssnols nlsIIisse.
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cnrPr OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov. 14.-In the Court of Appeals. Thurs
ssy November a. 1873 present the Hon saniord u Church
and Associates Day calendar for Friday, November 10
1885 Nos 7s la SO, $50, lis, 1l3, 81. 40.
No lScThe Town OF spriDgport appellant agt the leu
ntia Savings Bank. respondent -,
10 l3l.-The Town OF SprtDgporb appeuanL eSI INC
stshkin Savings Bank, respondent -
~ UPTOWN Savings Bank respondent; were srgued Oy
No. y DanOrtb for appellant, and James EnOU ehu
N-& neIsheimer for respondents .x.,,,-
egmund Stethemer, appellant hgt LOUISE klnip
9hsirtrr etc ann another respondents argned by
ooehahe appellant George r. Danforh for respond
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RECORDED LEAsES.

Murphy Eliza and Mary TO George CONAn. store No
2Cathar1ne- slip. years az annual rent d..
Sanford, Mary 10 the United states Rolling Stock
COMPANY ali Of building N0s2 and 20 Pine 1T but
first noOr !, years, at annual rent Of.
stuyyesaut Robert 90 DOrOthea steDbins. : g cor
4tbaVe aud lth. 81, 65SK OF IirTegulSr, 81 years
from 1855 at annual rent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Same 10 same hist 275 II OF 3d-ave, lSx0S TX
irregular II years from 1865, at annual rent Of.
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Gfrurslons.

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
vi Open from $50 a. m 70 IL p m
CoUKTLAN DTsTREErNeares point for Jersey City and
CE-Nearest point for once, City Hall and
Barclay street Ferry TO HOOoken.
CHAMBERssTREEf-N point for Payonia and Erie
Railway Ferry.
PRANKLfN.sTREET-
point for DesbTosses street Ferry
20 Jersey Peoples Line steamers for Albany and
connecting with cars for Desbrosses and East Grand
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with cars for East aud
EfGHTH.sTREET-Nesres Point for CHRISTOPHER Street
Ferry hOboken connecting with for Chrstophe1
and East Tenth street Ferries 49,,
FOURTEENTH STKEEr-N Nearest point TO mon square.
Wallack's and LyCeum Theatres Academy OF Music IT.
Wing and Tammany Has connecting WIN cars ior EAsa
TNrnty thind aud Thirty fourth Street Ferries.
TW DSTREET--Neares pointer Twentythird
street Ferry Jersey City, Booths 81 James end PARK
Theatres. Grand Opera House, Gimores Garden and
Masonic Tempe, and Twenty third Street Ferry 70 Jer.
rHffItrY fhIRD.sTREET-Nearest point Standard,
Rroadway and Fifth Avenue Theatres Aquarium and
San Francisco Mnsrels, connecting with cara for Wee
PoRTY SEC Nd sTREET-Conne with n. Y TransfeF
Co, Cabs Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETH STREET .o.., M.
connecting with cars Ga Belt line HalrosI
rOTS iTPTOWN trains take EAST side station
F0IS DOWNTOWN trains take W EST side station.
FARE 10 CENTS, except between the hours OF o3O ~
7: 80 a. rn and 70 p IN. when the fare Is cents.
' WM. r GARRISON. President
NJ VAN BRoCKLIN. sup't
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Brewer, John and wife seamen's Bank for Savings
ne cor Broadway and 59tnst year. ......... $40
Cowan. George TO Epstein No CathaHne-st. In
uepison, Helen and others TO the New-York Life
Insurance and Trust Company D c cor west ana
FISCHER Benedict and wife 10 the Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company. No 227 West 37h.st year. :......
KulimOn A, 10 Clara Decker W Grove Hillp!ace,e
Of AyeC, years =; ,
Railroad oath Ward, lO
lie Court, william aud others 10 III ID Perkins, cor
Grand END Division -sts 1year.............'... 10
Sehuiider Ferdinand TO sarah Burr es 2d-ave, OF
Oletet year
Terrett sarah 10 Brown and another exocut0fsete,
as tthst Of 3d-ave year. ......-.......-....
Van Veebtep Leonard q 10 Catharine q Read
ll3th-st Of 4thaye, years .
same 10 ssme, n $ lI3th.st. oil 4th.aye, YEARS..
Weber Adam and wife 70 Henry Morrison, executor, .
NV Broadway (24tf Ward. years -..'...'' D
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Acbeson John TO James Tsylor.,...-..'.'..''. 81
De Witt George o. and Others executors etc 70
Ihso ne ts i Assurance society TO Charles Tracy
and others. uusteeA etc''''.''' '''''''''''''' A
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Having convicted Third judicial Court. he
pealed Court Of Territory and nom that
court which tho Judgment below was affirmed sued out
OF the supreme Court Of the United states
Argument begun by Ben sheeks plaintiff IN error aud
continued by Attorney Devens for defendant In error
Adjourned until To- morrow 81 IL O'Clock.
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iilusiral Instruments.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPToWS oFEIcEs No l!2s Broadway, cor Thirty ars
No OF East FOurteenthst, corner Union square Joy
Thrdaye, Forty seventhst at the HARLEM VfficE,
No sSf Tniriaye hundred andtw eny ~.
tHarlen Savings Bank Buldng up " NJ at resuiAs
office --
n. No 2b EAST l4TH-sT.
stelnways and other Pianos anu organs
for cash on insIalments, and for rent
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RECORDED REAL EsrATA TRANSFERS


Bleecker-st, r. $50 II Of ThOmpsop-st 2s.Gxl00;J
Frank referee 10 Bella AdOlphus. el9,
lst-ave A. rs II OF S4th-st, 2J.l1lU0 Roberts,
referee 10 Edward Merritt, guardian, etc.....,. 2
3lstst n =, 800 ft " or lstaVe, 2ON95ei w Find.
ley, referee. 20 Marie OtersSD &.
l89x396 (subject 20 incumbraDcesG M Fisk, ref
cree 10 Adam Weber. j,
sOtlst n 4 loo II " Of 2dave, 40IlO05; Il Tracy
referee. TO Mary Ann BIugnsn l8,
6Stls \, 100 II W Of Shave. 6Oxl04 lXrregulari
j TAYLOR referee, to tie plaintiff Eliza Harvey
(COuntesse de None OF Paris) b,
Hudson River Railroad (e of i2ith Ward), l3bE
S5OxirTe gulaT and also OF Hudson RIVER Rlil
ROAD, l35Xlrreguiar Henry Cullen, u, referee, -
10 Joseph See.....-... ~,
Hudson RIVER Railroad e OF (24th Ward, 270Gir
regular Ernesto FObbr, trustee, to Joseph
10th ST. A. 635 II Q Of 8th-ave 50xl001li Annie
BradDurn 20 COrDelia MauleY.
Union 81, (2ith Wafd) lot No 43; Harriet Good
win and husband TO q LamDroCht and Others.
2daYe, a. SOTO II Of 6lstst 2OI7O Sarah Burr TO
56thst, u g. 10 II Of lstaye, 25Xl02.2i u Sher.
man aud wife 70 Cornelius hcCoOD ....... 3,
Grove Hi Place, n a. 1895 II Of Ave.C, 23lI50
Clara Decker aud husband TO Adelbert klulmann j,
Jacksonave 4. % II OF Gle 81, 76x79, and asoe
| COncOTd.ave 1902 II n OF strong ave- 4S.2x3ODx
irregular t2Sd VERDI Cara Decker and husband
| LIST ave, Q cor iIsihst 66I50.5 Emily sclwaIzs.
child and husband 10 Moses Hess. .............. 10
HOmc-ave o. l05 n OF l3Sth-st look 05; Rosetta
| Is Marston aud husband TO John W Andrews...... g.
l7th-st. u $50 II " OF 9th-ave, 2oxg2 James Paul
| udothers. executors etc, TO william BOggs......
lstave A. % 81 OF G7th st, 25xG0 hathilde Stern
blth.st s. 3d. II W OF Madison.ave 2Oxl 005 Dan.
lei Hem essay 10 Margaret Dickinson. 80
72d-st, T. 476 II W OF Sthdve 10 74thst, 25X2044;
| George w Erskine TO William VI Scott. z
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6onses ano farms tDdrieo.

ENANTED-First-C class house, in first-class
w location for which cash and free and clear country
p'OP'i" W." " RUTLAND & WHITING. Beckmanst
WANTED to LEASE or PURCIlASE-A
w building for drstcIass established business from now
or Il Sv OF May next l4tht and Aadison square
on BTOaiwy 5thave. Address confidently JE"EI-I-El
Tribune Ofice.
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6elp n)antc0.

TWENTY MEN WANIED.-NOne but those
4 of intelligence aud willing 10 work need apply, &C
Beekman.st 2. 10 obtain honorable paying employ
meut
VNANTED-Ageuts for patent tissue; great
w ns.plnsss Adlress FELIX 80 Bouo Magenta, Paris
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real estate 10 grtbange.

XSTANTED-An established country retail
w. business Md yell honse IN exchange for some cas
II required aud a STORY and basement brick house.
well ed, IN Brooklyn. Address .
g. SHEPARD 225 West b0th.st, NewYork
ytTANTFD-To exchange 800 acres good
w Missouri Land (price 81 ,5uG for good SEWING MA
CHIMES Circulars % West nnia lands Tree AddTess j.
II BNISTOn, MsrtinsbuTR, West Virginia
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Bankrnpt Notices.

INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES
~ Tor the souTHERN DIsTRICr Of EEw;Y9RI Isc,
matter Of S4NTE warrant nRS IN nPy has
Ssen issued 6y said against e estate Of LEhMAS
% a"d h %, State Of NewYok s District ad
SSss Of aag e SRsa and III delivery
ms % said bakTnpis to ID. OF 20 IS u aN meeting Of
creditors Of said SaSrgps 70 SS shS S be- d at
Court Of BANKRUPTCY lobe holden at No. Beekman It, w
The civ Of sS & O'clock SS m az The occ Of
+ Dwight esquire one 81 'Re YN Sarsa
INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED ID, STATES ST. ! -
The matter o. sTATF0RD pAyIpsoN and uaITnt ~
1Hh hss Sra issued b. s
Of said sfRAT FORD p. DAVIDSON ana ED~ah tLe H.
1o 0l he 9s TS Ssns Of
u s ssd pOH DsYrc% 6aaSp
Tue petition Of said sTEAT III III delivery Of any properly
Seonsing to sad SanGp hem g ,era 1 and the
@ q he eRs Rcr d Ss%
choose one or more assnees OF thS AZ 10 Waent
in the CITY saa District 90 on D the s SSG 3; S SSS S1
w. Little esquire O he Rs'eTs IN BaasaSy OF
IN the DISTICT COURT Of the uNl J. I'D
matter o. cEsF GUER6E Ba1kTSgImT Rom sS si
SsDts BY ORDER q he Court Is seoy given 70 oil cred
TOR. who have proved Their s oS sra gt d United states
c cor OiSsS city aS district on sS the
\. .I,,as n.
show they have why discharge souio no' w
granted 20 the said bankrupt -, . pprvrrrr Clerk
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE; That :; on rt the
lIth day OF November A. d. 1878 warrant III p HIn
ruptey was issued against the estate o. a9YdS
ana state Of NewYork who adudgsd eauR! on
ms own auS SSD,T hs me
his use aud transfer Of prOpery by hD o
nv law thai meeting credoJs OF the said nankIup
n prove their debts choose one or more
holden 1880 Pultonst Bsnnett Indipg ~ the o S ~
NeWYork before Edgar ketclm, esquire hesteE' on '"o
beth day Of November A. d. 1873 at IL o19ek ~
o. g. Marshal as Messenger southern Gistre. Of
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on On pt the
10Th day OF November. A. d. 1875 Warrant IN Banx
ruptcy Issued sgnst the estate s doHnty Of
SewYork and q HewlSTE who has "a. g nsH
ment Of any debts and delivery Of any property
20 such bankrupt him or tor his use ana INC
~ snv propery by forbidden by aw that meet.
ing OK e creditors Of the said bankrupt 70 prove their
dsHts and 10 choose moro assgnees OF MS es'
tale wi be held Court OF Bankrup.c 70 De hodeh Az
No so Iuon At in the City OF NewYork before Edgar
Kecu esquire REGISTER on the 2o,h aay o S3ysNoe'
A. ID. 1878. al IL O'Clock m ,,,s e %. vos,S
us Marshal. as Messenger Southern pisuics"
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Inc TOllOWlUR SAFES NtIO uCAb nv buO LA
change Salesroom to-day
Bv A. ~. Muller & Son.
a 5-stOTy stone stores with lot no 20 murray:
Churcist lot 25.5x.75: tho centre portion OF
above lot 25.5y5O Is leasehod. rent $500 per an ooo
y sley1n foofVOV
l similar building with lot, No q Muray-st 8, OF ~ ,o
Church At lot 25J100 same purchaser oI'oOV
ios G1 Dean = <475
ioIs Wssss 4s75
lots S on abaSe eaeS 40 ei sof9o WA Elliott $500
Bp TefeT r. B6uer $500
2story brick buildings with plot Of land nos ~ 70
1 IS III snd sxs SgS-Ig72 II brown $500
l 6sory brown stone dwelling Win lcti No 80 row
Ssma ~ i' VI %" -. $500
sstory aud ! 4.stOry building with lease OF plot 81
land Nos $40 ana lf2 8daye, IS cor Of lNOs li6
and i4Gl l5tb-st, plot uf land al .4IlO0i lease has
20 years ground rent $780, W HUTCH :, o,o
AsioTy brick d W eIlng house with lot 30 $50 East
and p oaiman 2ll26
ioos; and Kingaand '................. 2s5OO
BK ROUdTd ". COdteS.
ave- lSt a5Il0Ss; King ..........' 1920
Nv +. n. LudlOU Co.
Lots West 6lstst running through 20 S2cst, $50
McC .................. 1860
BV John r. BOBd
/ bstOry brick dwelling with lease OF lot, No l93
Henry.st 6, 1856 II Of Clnton-st, lot 3D. !rlOOi
leased Aug L. 1877. term q years, ground rent 49,
$3.50 per annum John Schable. $500
By Louis HesLsr
lot St NichoasaYe, cor Of lb2dst' 2561eo7 oo
241lx100ll; Chas Fleming. 5000
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Brooklpn Real GsiaIe for Sale.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-The house and
about seven lots Of ground On the southeast corner o.
Clinton and GreeneayeS BruOklyn opportunity rarely
offered acquire Of the best plots on the most beautiful
avenue I'm BfoOki,n. II. ii. STONE
1872 Broadway, NewlOrK
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Ciip DroperIp 90 CeI.

ShD lShDPNAAn NS t-~H
TOR RENT-S3O n month-house with IL
rooms; gas water; hester large garen and stables
l5Stli.st, Terrace place, McfOso.
1.-TWO ELEGANT APARTMENTS, 2Gj West
25thst: moderate; aground; fine location for
small refined families.
w I24f BroadW ay-An elegant fat containing rooms.
on second door several th floor at low
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

Ottendorfer Anna Catherine Weber.
iravior eiiames "a 10 Emily A Acheson ,.,,.., 1000
same 10 ssme ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.50O
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Countrp propertp 90 fet.

Gountrp propertp 90 fet.
COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRl-
~ SONS opposite West Point Address flsHKILI
SAVINGS BANK. FshkilL n Y.
EASY ACCESS, Winter aud Summer.-Ns arest
II desirable subuan locality best line OF av, out OF
lower only 80 minutes several express trains
cheap fares growing eghorhooi house has eight sleeping
rooms wide halls and paLzas, water. BATH closets,
heater tubs large garden with yinss frults flowers
Will let loN until Apru formerly Let
500 Apply At Elevator. No ~ Finest
NfONTCLAIR.-To let, furnished or unlur-
vi nished months yolr-handsome cottage resi-;
dcuce 13 ToonB modern improvements, with stablr ana
grounds in fine order! % NcwYork and Intervening
country. Address NJ X. Tribune ONCE
rINO RENT-Furnlshed cottage; 8 rooms; for
board Of Address Rector Cornwall, orange Co,
NY.
StJO PER MONTH for seven room and attic
I'D EO COTTAGE; best DeiEhhoihOod 80 RUTH
FORD forty minutes by Enc Railway from ChambeTsst
u. g. WALKER 400 Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK. Thursday Nov. IA, 1879.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
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prockInn propertn % Get.

GOO PER M0NTII--To a careful tenant
q ~ handsome tEIeestory bries house ~ fee. Siue
ali Hawthorne third house ffon Fatbn.h
ave- close IN Prospect PARK key noIt door ROBERT .
WALKER. 400 Broadway, " !.
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6ilnanons Wauleo-- females.

A LADY who is first-Class Artificial Flowe
n Brancher and DESIGNER wishes position In an importin
house; Is capable OF experimenting Address BRANCliEh
Drawer, ID Philadelphia, Penn.
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A LARGE QUANTITY of unhleached Mus
lin damaged by water only also large OF OF white and
cOOred Blankets Fannels, 1cngs Cloths, Cassmeres Sat-
inets Kentucky Jeans Table Linens Napdus, Towels Tow
eng shirts and Drawers from auction for sale At very low
prices w n. MATTHEWS, % Catherlnest