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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
DECIsIONs-sFPr. 81

Supreme Court hambers-By Judge Donohue.-
Melous agt MeiOus McNin ag Caneriy; Rountree agt
Choatham the People etc. agt oils Farrell ag Corcoran
Blankensein Cockeil Webb agt Webb; Rowland
agt. McCeland Rowland agi Maineid.-GTantefL Iravls
agt Hickey; Ager aEt. AgeT-Motions granted WAddeh
agt Cali Greenfield the Peoples Insurance Company
sprague grrned Summers agt Reilly
Motion denied Tho NewNOrk LATE Insurance COMPANY ag
scneiderSee rules Suik agt ModeMotiOn denied Lam
the People. etC-MOi0n denied memorandum
Little Lltte-PTOOf Of IDENTITY not sufficient Cornell
CorneProof Of identity not sufficient orr agt Nc
EwenOn Defendant sipulang TO refer the cause ana go
with trial Ave days notice, the motion viii be denied
orr agt McEwen Motion 70 yacaie attachment granted 10
the OF EanbriGgeWhere Is the order appointing the
former lrustee Briggs agt Eishop denied without
white agt Stanton. Application suspended unt the
2sIh TO allow application 10 Judge Choate.
Special TtTm-By Judge DOuOhuo.-Genet agt the Prcsi
dent etc. of tire Delaware and Hudson Canal Company-So
ref, renee % steBograph rs Minutes see Rule 81.
Superior COurt-Spocidi 1Tm-By JIdge Van Worst
-sclrnck agI Olver-I must follow Bolton Taylor.
Rob Gi7 General Term decision OF this Court motion
graneJ Lshmeir agt. Grswod-Deendant should appear
and be examined the 81 dy Of October next at II MI as
motion drnied memorandum. Ranny agf
ordsr made Heiuers agt Ehleis
motion handed aud this matter appears
been heard by ChefJustce Curt aud the oriet
should be presented TO him. Durham agL Mowor-Moton
granted
Common Piods-Special T;rm-By Judge j. +. Dalv
In the matter o schlanghe citation for accounting must
be produced; among the papers. Joseph Eler agb
Theresa EerMoon granted and report 10 be ieveIed on
OF s2l fees In tue matter Of Hughes and Others
Report confirmed accounting ordered see memorandum
with papers Seeker agt MISUNDERSTANDING detective
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TEsTIFYING AGAINST HIS MOTHER.

Dr. John Young, NJ. l.. Towns and ii. IL.
Wheeler, the commission appointed TO determine the
mental condition OF Mrs. Louisa Il. McAdams, who
recently began proceedings for limited divorce from
her husband, John McAdams, met yesterday In the
Kings County Supreme Courtroom. Mrs. McAdam
charges her husband the divorce proceedings, with
gross and nhuman treatment Of herself and her daugh
ters Mrs. McAdamss eldest son, william. twenty
eight stated that Iid not believe oath 10 be bind
ing and allowed to affirm. He said that his mother,
IN 1865 was very nervous, and that she accused her
husband OF being improperly intimate with other
women. In December. 1868. she out OF the house
about O'Clock night with nothing on hut her night
clothing and found followed by crowd OF ieeriDg
boys She called her husband violent names. such
wretch "beast," nncOmpOop." etc. In 1873 she
took her eldest daughter Amy eighteen years OF age,
into a room. stripped her and violently beat her
When made desst, she seemed to he In frenzy She
frequently stated tat her husband had had previous
wife IN Canada and that he her into four quarters
and OF them. She threatened 10 burn down the
house, and occasion spat IN tho wtness's face.
She declared that nothing did her much good M TO
abuse her husband ana sops She came homo at one
time and said that Mr. Beecher had preached u sermon
in which he had laid out" her husband pretty well.
She was the habit OF hiding food pretending that she
did not have enough TO eat.
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HUSBAND AND WIFE AT ODDS.

The suit for limited divorce brought by
Annie Freedman against her husband MeLdal Freed
man. was referred yesterday by Judge Donohue TO Sid
ney H. Stuart. The parties TO the suit married In
July 1874 and have children. The ground Of the
suit is cruelty The WHO alleges moreover. that her
husband has left her. yos in Brooklyn and refuses to
support her.
Florence Webb his wife, Jane Ann Webb for alb
solute divorce on the ground Of adultery. There have
been no children horn TO them since their marriage
1861 The allegations that the defendant commit
ted adultery with Charles W. Bang and Henry Kech In
1875 and In 1873 The case referred TO Dewitt G.
Graham.
Maurice LYME referee in the divorce suit OF Joseph
Eler against Theresa Eler. wrote TO the plaintiffs
sci on September 10 that his report completed and
ready TO be- delivered payment OF the fee OF $40 The
counsel thought this excessive, but finally offered S25
This was refused by Mr.. Lyme. motion was made be-
fore Judge DAILY in Common Pleas, Chambers, TO
pei Lyue deliver the report the payment OF legal
Fees The referee able TO account for only seven
days and the Court therefore ordered him to accept
I2l, the legal rate being 50 day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
CLAIMS AGAINST A VESSEL.

A decision was rendered yesterday by Judge
Choate In the United States District Court in the case
Of Henry Amy and another against the bark Archer,
upon libel bottomry bond The claimants ut the
time Of the attachment in possession under mort
cages overdue and unpaid and to be allowed
to take proceeds Of the sale Of the vessel upon giving
the customary bond The li0ellans also for the
same privilege, on the ground Of their right to the
amount of their bottomry bond against the vessel
1t was held by the Court that the claimants should be
allowed bond the proceeds, they would have been
entitled bond the vessel II still In the custody Of the
marshal Their possession OF the property had been
terupted by the process Of the Court To enable the libel
lants prove their claims against the vessel aud the
same reasons which made II proper that persons from
whose possession the vessel has been taken should be
allowed bond her made, also proper and right that
on the they should receive the possession OF
the money into which the vessel has been converted
The motion Of the claimants granted by the Court
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THE coURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, y, Sept. Pain the Court of APP
peals Tuesday September ~ 1873 Present the Hon san
ford Chief Justice, and associates The following
decisions handed down; Wood art TODesj wheeler
RuhveD and Bockes agt Lansing ainrneu
with Manke The People, uugment OF the cen
sed and the proceedings RENTED TO TIA
upon the merits see opinion OF foleer Lewis
Judgment absolute for plantn stipulation, with cost Dut
only the OF action stated In the compliant the
People agt. Mutual Gas-light Company CT
tne City Of Brooklyn; IN re eaiion OF ,Speiman
Terry special guardian.-Order affrmed WIN COSTS
The people rel Hammond ag LeonsrOrder OF General
and that OF Special Term affirmed without
TO either party Johnson agt. DckensM granted on
OF default and appellant ming the
return Decentralization TO strike cause from
calendar and motion for ed respond
stpuiaDg appellant the costsnnd disbursements
appeal II order Is amended by the Court below and II
appellant shall then elect abandon the appeal Win $50
ami Others receivers etc. appellants a Chas Ensign and
another TO yacate order making thls
preferred argued by Peyon Miller for notion A. o.
Rice opposed appeal not Ia be heard not until November
term Al from Oriers.NO 339-In Guardian aud
Life insurance CompaniesArgued by Rufus w Peck
for receiver lsnt A. SehOonmaker IT, Attorney
Insurance Department respond
agt John r. another EXECUTOR etc, appellants
No 3i5-Same ag Same-Argued by H. Boarnman smith Ior
appellants George L. DanOrth for respondents NO 3iS-
The National Bank. respondent ag Abfam Duryee
appellant Argued by William NJ. WINS for appellant !
Abraham King for respondent No 3io-Ihe Emigrant
mpeaded appellant Argued BY L. A. Gould Tor appellant
Thomas J. AeKeef for respondent The following ~ ne
day calendar for "Wednesday september 90 1873 Nos 81
-, IS, 80. 80, IL, 30, 30.
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TWO NOTED MURDER Trials.
ppocrvn,SGs IN THE s1ASYARp CASE.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE STANNAKD CASE.
>NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Sept Pain the Madi-
son murder hearing today Mrs Talcott Davis confirmed
the story Of Haydens wife that her husbands pocket
knife on which blood stains have been found was
shelf in the house the day Of the murder.
She also said that about three months ago
Hayden's little boy said in her presence that he
had severely cut his finger with bis fathers knife
Tacott Davis testified that he had visited the place
where Mr. HAYDEN said have been at the time OF
the murder and found there a pile Of wood which had
recently Deen thrown mp out OF the swamp. He thought
would take man Of hour to do the
work aborng hard In the afternoon large audience
was present The Rev. Mr.. Hayden placed upon
the stand after tho He spoke in low tone Of
voice. maintained his selfpossession and occasionally
smiled He solemnly denied that he had murdered
MARY stannard, and said that there had been int
macy between them, and that they never walked alone
in the pasture
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THE COOPER-MARSHALL CASE.
TESTIMONY or BROTHER OF THE LATE M8.
MARSHALL.

TESTIMONY OF BROTHER OF TIE LATE MH.
MARSHALL.
In the Cooper Marshall case yesterday,
Jesse A Marshall OF the brothers OF the dead
was examined. Mr.. scribner began by asking Mrs.
Pitcher several questions, among others whether in n
quarrel with her husband she did not chase him out Of
house with carving knife. She replied that It
Mrs Coopor-Marsh has paid great attention
to the proceedings throughout and yesterday she took
copious aud occasionally spoke TO her counsel
Mr.. Ten Eyck Jesse A. Marshall testified that the
value OF his brothers estate estimated at about
S279,0O0. When asked whether he knew that Mrs
CooperMarsha had claimed TO be his brothers widow,
Mr.. Marshall replied that she Mrs.
Marshall that my brother never married. and that
he told me five days before his death" Mr. Marshall
added that the dead made a call on him on New
Years Day. and that the following Wednesday the
witness saw him again and invited him 10 his house.
where he said there would be company. and be would
able TO select wife for him from the ladies' there
To this tho response that he would marry
long rs his mother alive This was five or SIX DAYS
before his death. The claimant wrote witness letter
asking him TO call her about an Arrangement, aud
signing herself Ruth Cooper. She did not In the letter
claim 20 be Mrs Marshall He dd not want TO call on
her personally he sent bs brother Oscar Alter tue
claimant had begun her suit, the witness. admins
OF his brothers estate had the ciamants nntece
Isaac r. Cooper. and that her divorce from him had
been obtained by collision and fraud
Mr. Ten Eyck here told the Court he Intended 70 prove
that had been hired by the Marshals 10 hunt up
evidence against the deceased MI Marshall and against
his widow with the object OF njurng their regulations
The witness denied that he had hired detectives or had
He knew Cooper but had never made any arrangement
with him that he should testify He had not promised
did he expect 10 pay, Cooper any money, provided
he won the suit The hearing was ADJOURNED untlI iO3o
n. In. Monday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
CIVIL NOTES.


Herman A. BRANDED was appointed by Judge
Donohue yesterday guardian ad em for his daughter
Louisa BRANDED the suit about to be brought by her
against Jacob Weber OF No. 335 West Thrty-hfthst,
who Of forcibly seducng the young woman ON
February %, 1873.
Judge Donohue handed down his decision
yesterday the application Of Dr. Thomas 8. Lambert
for the reduction Of bail from $4,000 TO $4,000 In
order that the prisoner might be released from prison
pending the decsiOn Of the Court OF Appeals In his
case The Court says: The District.Attorney Deing
ready and willing to the case In the Court OF
Ssif." II o0'' H0' sec" p''''' '"'' " ~
William H. Hume obtained Judgment
against the city February 20. 1879, for $19sS3 49,
for damages sustained from the fall of an awning at
.Tenth-aye. and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fthst. On
appeal to the General Term this decision was reversed
but on appeal TO the Court OF Appeals there another
reversal and ordered for the full amount
be paid by the city, with interest and an allowance OF
1888 80 for costs Judgment was entered In the County
Clerks office yesterday.
A decision was rendered yesterday by Judge
Choae in the United States District Court in the suit
of william b. Byrnes and others, Of the bark
Charles L. Pearson against the steamship Alexandria
The case came up on exceptions to a commissioners
report on the damages to the bark by collision with
the steamship Demurrage during the vessels repairs
was fxed by agreement at 81 92O The claim that the
amount was disalOwed by the referee. IL was held Dy
the Court that they entitled to interest from te
beginning Of the suit. The claims for interest on tue
cargo and for allowance OF extra time In making the
the referee. The total amount OF damages allowed Is
$12,94S "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
CALENDARS THIS DAY,

SUPREME COURT HAMnERs-D onohue J.-Nos. 90 81 "a,
as o. So 1928. 1856 l30 1872 49, l53 1885, 1885, 2Oi
2iB 2lS 226 227
sTrPFRoR COURr-GKSHnAL TERM-AdjouTned sine die.
SUPERIOR COURT -SPEcIAL TERM-Vsn Norsi J.-No day
COMMON PLEAs-srEdM TERN-J. y. DAILY mo day
calendar.
GESERAL sEssIoSs-PARr I-Haekett Recorder.-Mary Il.
Oysru bigamy John Foley robbery Nicholas QnrS John
Whit Walker. elonous assault and battery Eliza
Deih Hogan Edward Murphy John koloher James Hay,
burglary Kelly grand larceny; David Bland burgary
John Watson grand larceny John Mcfarland. Eugene Col
we'll forgery William Fox. John Kelly larceny from
the person James Hogan. robbery.
PART II-Gdsrseeye JSFrah Barber, disorderly house
Thomas Winters Nc Mauus Levi Noses assault
andla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
THE KILLINGS DEFENCE CONTINUED.

BALLsroN, N. Y, Sept. 24.-GeoIge Wash
burn finished his testimony IN the Billings trial today
nothing new being elected X Lawrence and Charles
H. Mcsaughton testified to the time Dr. Cow left schuy
Iervle Bngss house. fixing 1t at about 9:12 Mrs.
George Washburn testified 10 Bings's visit ut her
house on the night Of the murder Isaac Washburn
titled TO the same and ALTO 10 Bilngss saying when
informed of the shooting, That's bad that's bad there
M oonspiracy against me-" THIS was before he had
been informed OF the nature OF his wifes injuries.
Stephen La Point man running when he went up
the towpath Mrs Selma Passnow testified that hare
headed ran by her house, near Germans grocery,
five minutes after she heard OF the murder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25

THE WAY THEY Go On Down THERE.-Sad
Firt who can't for the life Of him Determine whether
ne ia talking 10 wife q wdOw,Tbe husbands boat
is coming In, see-shall go and If he has
aown \" Bladder Firt" Well, no, am afraid shall be
obliged to ssy goodbye now. for know he has-iJudy
A Washington lady who sent one of her hus-
bands coats 10 the yellow fever sufferers pinned note
TO the collar requesting that II 1t didn't t 1t should
BIO sent back Washington Post
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Canadian Highlander was reading the

A Canadian Highlander was reading the
other day Charles Dudley Warmers remarks on tn
camel wherein he the ancient beast exclaim :
There arc three o the datepslm, the y, ramid and
myself. Every thing else Ia mOdern Go tor " Hoot,
mon said the Colt, iOost az II nobody didn't kno"
that afore The Cawmels were a clan long afofe the
pyramids and that other thing were heard Of"
IL is not a good time for man to be alone
under any circumstances. but when he falls Ia tenoot
cellar on his way home NJ O'Clock IN the ming, ne
feels that the partnership Of even step-ladder
would add wonderfully 10 the comfort or the OCCASION
fCtncinnati breakfast Table.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
SERVING EIGHT YEARS FOR TWO WIVES.

AdOlph Holman, the man OF many wives,
and whose Names assumed under various circumstances
are almost without number, arragned before Re
corder Hackett yesterday for sentence on the two In
dctments for bigamy to which he had already pleaded
guilty. The prisoner a with the most disagree
able aud fobdding and he soowled fercey
while the Court was talking Recorder Hackett said
You stand here pleading guilty to two bigames there
are said be other wives to the number oil who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
PHILADELPHIA SPECTATORS BANKRUPT

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Pan. l.. Evans 81 Co.,
who operated bucket-shop" Chestnut called the
Public Stock Exchange, suspended payment this morn
ing The say they have 5000 contracts out.
and promse statement this afternoon The members Of
the rm Messr Evans and Gardner before they opened
Chestnut-st, kept bucketshop In New York, but
left there owing 81 900 or $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
U,HE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.

To BOSTON, via Providence, direct.
FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY AZ MILES on RAIL.
The fayonte Palace Steamers
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND Captain jesse Mott,
Leave daily Sundays ercepte from Pier 90 North Rive
foot OF Passengers arrive In Boston
I'm: No intermediate landings between New'fork ami
TiCKETs via PROVIDENCE LINE TO OAK BLUFFS,
SO 80. ROUND TRIP TICKETS 81
THE OLD RELIABLE SIONlNGTON LINE,
FOR BOSTON AM ALL POINTS EAST
NJ o D. m from Pier SO. North River. foot OF Jav-st
Special limited UckeIs. GOOD ONLY On z;46 train
from gtoB. sold this line nom NewYork TO Boston
far 81 5U' ....
No yg5 all offices OF Wescotts Express
tickets sold at all hotel ticket onices
NA"s" ID. :. BABCoCK President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
6tfambcais ano RAILROADS..

TOR RONDOUT and KINGST0N.-Fare. 10
IL centa NEWBURoH and below so CENTS Land at High
land Falls (w.si Pointl Cornwall Newburx Marlboro. NIL
ton PoUGHkEEPslE Esopus connecting with Ulster aud
Delaware nd Waikiki Valley Railroads. Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell and James BALDWIN leave daily at M, Pier 81
North RIVER foot OF HArrisonst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
THE UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS.

BALTIMORE, Sept 24-The National Coun-
ell OF the order OF United American Mechanics met In
this city to-day in regular annual session. National
Councillor John Servex OF Pennsylvania presiding
Representatives were present from most OF the State
Councils and the reports OF officers presented and
referred committees The session will continue
erai dsys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
V,RoY BOATs-CITIZENS' LINE.

New palace steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF rR0Y
leave daily texeopt saturays Vt m from fier 40 n H
connection with morning Tor
ro,nts North West statrrooms ana through tickets
~ Dodds ga broadway n, Y. aud COurtst Brookiy
Free transfer from Brooklyn by Erie Annex Boats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25

EUK NEW IN v EN, Its buTTUUHuIngs HH'I
II ali stations on the Eow-York Boston and Air Line
Derby and North Hampton Railroads direct-steamers
JOUE H. Stain and ERASTUS CORNING leave Pier IL.
n H. foot Courtiands. at p. every night In the
week except saturday. arrive In New Haven IA time for all
morunR trains facilities for passengers
and freight 81 excursion 81 80 starins Hew Haven
Transportation Line. -. -. -. .....
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Real estate to @sehauas.

COUNTRY HOTEL in a thriving village in
" NewYork State with livery stable. store &c worth
$4,000 mortgage SO 600 would be EXCHANGED Tor city prop
erty. rutland 4 WHITING. Beekman-st,
EXCHANGE or SALE-20 miles out--eIe-
T. CANT barn twelve acres erVp ssssnt
mortgage s5 000 city agents notice Hall wnef sos
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have claimed You a. their husband. and Heaven only
knows how many more there are ! don't know, ior my
duly In this The Court then sentenced the pris
0ner 10 years IN State Prison on each Indictment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
REAL ESTATE.

NKw-YoHK. Tuesday, Sept. a. 1878
The following sales we're hell at the Ex~
change salesroom to-day
se sSess s sisSs 'i Pie
b. Ricsare Y Ha;s
sSr an %ssss e sif
lot 2iiIoS' GeorSe " &sseson alos
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRASssEax
srw-Y CTR.
Bcdfordst Cyo az and other property outside Of this
county Mary Edwaristo Jonathan Edwards
wesstsTavs 5 9 cor %sshfsisnsye. 50. ioxigdS,
Emma Devoe and husband to James IL White
Mot,.sss los ii q i5oth;t 5Gxioo May Nor w
same propsrS ; xans Morris Mary
1sothss : IL n . 81 wai,on.ave is1s5; Mary
Same property Henry Morris and wife 70 Mary
Lind r, loo Il Of Dsvos ST Soxi6o Patrick
r.. e S:1. s.S yff No ys% Anna Wal LOO
20 Eleanor Walton 1000
81: and 81. s. N ss.s as.ss Pete. Turn sooo
Joy :nd .ss Van oa.s.
Slrs.s 81: . T. e ssSsys sssic$S; '''
masey . the United States Trust Com % 7so
S.$ Sss 1;,
BALDWIN reieres % Rsbeecs walssn ,,: ii.ioo
referee to the Bank for ssvngs 5000
cor 70 Gsnsy Camp $4,000
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Coyle, Ellen Il and husband 10 Thomas @ Limpman
another No 81 West 42dst year -.-....... 300
Rivera, William J 10 Rafael Gocoechea,
Lexington ave- Of 34ths r.............. 15OO
D0rT, Frederick and vile 70 Nathan @ Ely. s2sthst
Duke William Villain and wife 70 Patrick 0'
bsva . 200
slst 81, $500
Company, 244 West syIhst rs months. 1900
Robertson. Robert and wife TO TO John Lord.frus
tee etc, 3Sthst W Of LexmgtoD.ave. 3years 10000
Sileck, Henry @. jr to Henry G siieck l<6thst
wofothayey year....-.. hoO0
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
o0i iT ..44 o.eou. 60 ~n..m .a"4o 5000
DevllD James Milmo McGowan. .................
Herzberg, Blumchen and husband 10 Louis Borne
no% nsnG samuel to George Young
MCGOWAN NJ Milmo 10 Mary r. Devlin..
Rsyno ' to LIZZIE Raynor 1905
kaynor Lizzie to William Vanderbilt.
stein Joseph 70 Biumchen Herzbers 5000
and another $4,000
Harriet d Vandain $50. ..'.. .......'...... $500
Whitehouse, Emma to William IL VaDderb.... 1880
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Gitp Rfal gstate for Sale.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No IBIS Broadway, Thirty first
e, or 30S West Twenty thIdst, corner Eghthayes;i
No 81 East Fourteenhst.. Union square, $50
Ihrlaye, Fortysevenths; at the IA RLEM OFFICE
No. 2xSI Thlraye, cor Onehundfc andtwenty iourthst
Harlem Savings Bank Building TO D. at regular
office
A BARGAIN.--.An elegant nearly new brown
IN stoop escoed and furnished house 25x6Jx'
100 C323 West 57th s wide beautiful and quiet street,
terms TO suit. Apply TO ALVIN J. JOHNSON, owner III
Great JODes-st, near Broadway
CORNER 40TH ST. and PARK AVE. -Four
" story high stoop brown stone house for sale IN perfect
order IN ground good drainage great bargain Also,
adjoining house medium size. Apply on premises
EAST 371H-ST., near Lexington-ave.-
~ Handsome fourstory brown stones cabinet finish,
nicely fresooed; IN good oroeI, q bargain BULAND u
WHITING, Beekman-st
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Brooklpu Real estate for Sale.

I1OR SALE on Brooklyn Heights, the first
class rourstory brownstone house No 81 pierrepon
40 iih brick stable the the location Is OF the
Choicest on aud the will be sold low and
ON easy terms For particulars apply to HOWARD. SAN
GER & CO, s64 Broadway.