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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
A JUVENILE SPREE.

Mrs Mary 8. Bouron superintendent OF Industrial
School No. In Tenth avenue, wildly waved her hands
Olicor Cah'li sho stood on the school stoop
"what's tho mattcrr" asked Cahil as he ran toward
the building. "Anything ON nre-any one burnt q"
'No no." she answered.; ''there two baa boys in
the Mushroom, they have large bottle 0f whiskoy,
and Pm afraid they're drunk" In corner OF a
room John Dunn anu James shannon, each fourteen
years old leaned against the wall and laughed IN
drunken way at tho crowd oil frightened females VIII
were crowded together at safe distance. On table
lay the bottle oi whsKcy hall emptIed. Mrs. Bouron
said that yesterday morning she noticed u smell OF
hquor In the schoolroom, and saw the Two boys
Ing very strangely. She Kept sharp lookout and
saw the boys enter closet. She followed them and
caught thcm with the bottle at their mouths. "rho
day Is cold, said ono, that bought the whis-
key at Honon's, in Sixteenth street, From tho
jefferson Market Court they were sent to tho romDs
Tor day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
A CHURCH SOLD.

The foreclosure sale OF the property Of tho Seventh
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, Brooklyn, took
place yesterday at tho auction room Of j. r. Bissell
No. 80 Washington street There we're very few per-
sous present. and the bidding was started by Mr.. A.
- CapwcI. who offered $4,000. Mr.. George Cope.
land n trustee OF the trace Methodist Episco pal
Church, under which naino the members church
then progressed slowly until u reached $4,000, which
sum was offered by Mr. Copeland, to whom the prop
crty was knocked down. The mortgage against tho
church (Which was 100000, held by the Home
Lie Insurance Company, and Mr. Capwcll acted ss
tbor attorney Mr. Copeland bId IN behalf OF the trus
tees OF the new church organization, which starts
encountered with debts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
HUNTERS POINT DOORS.

II will be rendered that during last autumn tho
dor from tho phosphate mandatory at Hunters
Point which waited the East River became
DO offensive to the residents OF Fifth, Lexington ana
Madison avenues and the adjoining streets that de.
termined effort made abate the nuisance.
Upon appeal.to District Attorney Phelps, under an
old law winch authorizes The indictment Of parties
In county by the thoritcs the county suffer-
Ing from any nuisance Mr. Eward T. Coe, proprietor
sf the establishment In question, was indicted by
the Grand Jury. This being tho state Of
lacts II was urged that the defendant
had determined to remove his works
10 Barren Island where II said he had erected an
extensive factory Tor tue carrying on OF his business
aud Win the happy prospect IN WOW that ntocr-
able and pestierous stencil would forever cease to
offend those not accustomed TO the disgusting roma
Tor which Hunters Point became so notorious. As
Bistant District Attorney Russell, who conduct
Ing the case Tor the prosecution, granted
SION OF time until the 10Th OF October when It
was ondly hoped that the atmosphere would
0hce again have at least lair play. IL seemed, how
ever, mat the bright expectations of many not
and nave not since been realized and that OF late
sickenlng fumes have uncoiied themselves in such
Death striking forms that tho complaints from
alter Judge Glldersleeve took his Gen era
Sessions Bench yesterday Mr. Russell moved for the
trial OF Mr. Roe, the Indictment charging MIN with
maintaining nuisance. Mr.. j. r. Fellows counsel Tor
the accused asked Tor postponoment ON the ground
that he was actually engaged on the trial OF another
CAUSE Alter some discussion Judge Gldersleeve SGT
tho case down or Monday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Jan. 23 1878.
In the Court OF Appeals to-day tho following bust.
ness was transacted.-
No. Us. Stiliwell VS.. Mutual Life Insurance CON-
pany.-Argued by Robert Sewell tor appellant Il. W.
Van Pet Tor respondent
No. 60 Merwin VS.. Star Fro Insurance Company
Argued by Ira ID. Warren for appellant, 0. L. Bright
Tor respondent
No. 10 Brewer VS.. Penniman.-Argued by Waldo
hutchins for appellant, Samuel Hand ana Ii. S. An
dcrson for respondent.
No. 49, Shakespeare VS.. Markham.-Argued by A.
H. Bingham for appellant J. L. Halves for respond
ent
DAT CALENDAR.
The day calendar the Court of Appeals for Thurs
day, January "a, 10 as follows: -Nos A. As, 3d. 40 90
"A, rs, 10. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
MEN AND WOMEN IN THE CARS.

To THB EDITOR or THE HRRALD:--
am often IN the cars, and think, as ruls
gentlemen extend much ana courtesy
toward Indies MS ladies' extend zach otncr II
men cross their legs and elevate their boots charity
compcs me TO believe is with malicious intout
am glad they have legs cross; and SO many need
boots who are unable to purchase them that v hon
see SUBSTANTIAL pair am secretly glad Tor tho owner
nave seen dresses Of such interesting length that Il
would puzzle n man with his fleet the foor'' to
make sale march past them. II Judge by their
acts, should say they more intent on the morn.
ing and evening news tnan they arc IN Watching tho
ladies or tho quality OF their clothes II fudge
them by thor Iaces, | should say the majority are
very lar IRON "nuIsanccs,' and the minority have
this to comfort tncm-thcy have plenty of fcminIuo
equals, II not supcrors JUSTICE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
SET DOWN FOR TRIAL.

The hrst term OF the Queens County Circuit Court
and Oyer and Tertniner for 1878 will commence at
Long Island City on Monday next Judge Dykman
VIII preside, with County Judge John J. Armstrong
and Associate Judges Baxter and Powell-the latter
elected IN place OF Charles J. Chip last tall The
Circuit calendar is heavy, including ninety.sx causes
on the general calendar, besides seven preferred
causes ana Twelve from tho Special Term calendar
me only criminal trial OF importance expected DO
called on Is that of Jacob Elsie, charged with tho
murder OF John Gunser, at East Williamsburg Elsie
mas Tor some time been lying IN the County jan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24

10 the month OF May, 1876, u scene OF unusual ex
ctement occurred in Eleventh street, between ave-
nues and d, women and children screaming aud
crowd hurryng from all the populous buildings in the
vicinity. The cause OF this excitement was hight,
ia which two bors, named Reinke and Roth and
their respective wives, took part The consequence
was suit brought by Theresa Roth against William
Reinke to recover $4,000 for a violent assault and
battery, which came to trial before Judge McAdam
and jury In Part OF the Marine Court yesterday.
The testimony showed that the husband OF plunti II
was dealer IN apples and the defendant baker, and
near neighbors; that ali enmity had previously ex-
stcd between them; that the latter told ped
Ter not to sell any apples To defendant he
desirable customer; that from this tho fight arose.
The jury, alter deiiberatng about two hours more
failed 10 agree and were locked up Tor tho night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
The OLD ECLECTIC CLUB.

Mr. George W. Pell, the receiver Of the old Eclectic
Club AS already reported, has brought suit against
some two hunared members, claiming that they owe
$3.50 eacn Tor unpaid dues from 1872 to 1878 On a
motion TO compel the file security Tor costs
In SUITS brought against Nelson j. Tappan and thirty
6vo others Judge Barrett recently granted such appi-
cation. A similar motion made yesterday by
Colouei W,ngile before Judge Donvnue, IN supreme
Court, Chamber, IN ten other SUITS OF Ike
A. the CLUB property scquesercd 1869 ana sold
out, aud as there has been meeting OF the cub
since, these suits looked upon rather singular
la characet and hence the motions for security Tor
costs. Judge DonOhue, alter EeariDg Messrs Carter
ami Love In opposition to the motion, took tho
papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
THE YOUNG MEN OF NEW YORK.

To TIE EDroR HRRALD:-
In the HERALD OF Tuesday notice a commu ncat.ou
from ~. s.,' asking for exposure OF the young
mon OF this city who live by their wits cheer.
Iully second his request but OF tho young men
Of this city, must take execution to his sweeping in
sinuation when follows. New York city has MANY
young men who ask but the opportunity, and thcy
viii show that morally, mentally and PHI ysIcally they
are the equals OF those who lived Atty years AGO.
There ~ no necessity for going to country towns TO
get young mon. Tho only reason they are given tho
preference Is the prejudice against New Workers CHI
exists m tho minds OF those employers who were
youths nfty years ago. LAWYER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
"sHARP's" STRUCTURES 1SpoHsEp.

To TUE EDITOR or TnE HERALD:-
Deg 10 thank ''sharp" for his attention to the
Eignty-sixth street station accomm odalion on tho
Fourth Avenue Railroad II convenient please examine
tho Hon stree. station. Tho passengers have 10
reach the platform, which is without shed or seats
mount set OF outside aud uncovered stairs 10
You must stand unprotected IRON the weather tho
train. At night an oil lamp sheds a dismal ray Of
liehi-just REFLECTS enough TO lot you know
how dark II 49, and with an unpaved approach
to tho ticket oicc under dark, muddy arch. Please
give us more light In such places. J. IL
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Total sales for the day.

TRANSPORTS.
18th II SJis @ f. e q "a "' 81 Il a.s
100 Frederick Roson,isn an, and wife to Il .as5 Nom
,iMesa.r B;isss, stan Id e John . 40 $4,000
I'm IVA 10 4 !s.h isSa7o NJ No
ID sv e ~ S2eis s. Of ii5ih ST. io0siiic saiai 0'Oo
18th st.. n; loesi q "a av, Is ioni6aa;
nsS S JaaSs Bauer and xs III o som
1891 81; n $. 2i6i g. W. Of 4th NV, ie.aSini1;
s4ih st., n s. 52 II, Q. OF % av iex55.i; NJ. DAILY
r, ana wife to q Collins. .s;;.:..:,:,..::. -. $500
s%ssns ava wife 70 iaaIe die 70 S% 900
and WHO 20 David II. MeApln.. 10000
oBren eAeeatrix TO Esther sullivan ..;:. 5000
Brown vile TO l. buchanan ......,.... 1900
ward; Thomas smith and vie to b Mallon;.:. 800
osrcn and others to Esther sullivan .. Nom
": West refereoJ 70 " ralmer......,.. 1900
Boden. William, to David H. MeAlp'n, relcaso.....
Abbott, Blanche r. and husband, 70 G. II. Place, W.
" and s sr s" to D. g. y'n Bishop %"
corner Of mn ev and 4oth ST. 3yeMs ...... 1000
Wide Joseph saa WIFE to L. b. Gsnnnsham n s.
cslenSefs onry ana wilc to 81 Terry Of 10Th
Bull Josn ana vic to G. Bull, e. s. Of 10th av. 90"
same 1. ,'a e IL ysnr 1:;a,o e of io 5000
cesia Fra O' and w'fc to j. olosa; Of S0oo
Water IT. e. q scamps St, years .....,..... 1900
5. OF Sd avs OF ioi.h 50 3 years ......,.:.. 5000
st Of cortandt av clsd ward yoars........ 5000
Hencken, George nnd wife. to W. Wandeil, - 4. OF
i25tn St. Of an av. ssyeears 5000
just, r. H. NJ to James n. Plat Great ones st.
years; 1922, ....,...........,... 1000
andt Nv. (23d ward year....... .......... 1000
Hirsch H.. u II. hergenthcm, n s. OF S4th S.,
400
Martin. Mary and husband. TO q. w. Dana, g. s. or
$50 s., Of Oh years .;..:;-..,..... 1000
Messmore Daniel, to Mount Holly National Bank.
Of ioetns. .. Of L. Az; 1900
Roney. Eliza 10 Gcorgo Wilkinson, g. s. OF 1Ith So,
e. q o.hsv.: years. 1900
Smith Il. ID. and wife, to j. L. Martin. 8. q. OF 10th
s ", Of ADDISON -. 1900
Of ll3h g. yea,s;;.:.,.;;... 49,. =. 1850
sullivan, Esther, to Bridget Golden. OF 15th ST.
between avs and 3 30 years. ...........'. 1852
81 Of eta av; years 1900
ST. between avs A aud Is; years............... 4Uo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

tNorE.-Letters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full and address 70
insure attention. Complanants who unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing
Write only on one side OF the paper.-ED HERALnI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
DE BAUR'S WILL.

Surrogate Daley, OF Kings county, admitted to pro-
bate yesterday tho Will Of Peter DO Baur Tho de.
ceased, who was farmer OF Flatbush, L. l., died In
November last, at tho advanced age OF
years, leaving an estate worth 100000 To his wife
Cornclia, he bcqueathcd HIS farm, farm implement
aud stock; To his sister SIS, 900; to each OF MI
pcphows aud nicces $4,000 anu TO william L. Post,
OF this city. a iavofite nephew, $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
INDICTED FOR LIBEL.

An Indictment for libel has been found against
James A. Boyce by the Kings county Grand jury The
defendant was member Of the Twenty first Ward
Republican Association of Brooklyn ON the 18Th of
December last. as was also Colonel Jeremiah Palmer
and the indictment charges that the evening of
that day, at meeting OF tho above organization tho
defendant read an affidavit In which ho charged tho
Colonel with having substituted the tickets OF H. o.
Pierce, stump Candidate Tor Supervisor place OF
those of the regular republican candidates. It Is
claimed that the Colonel was not tho on cleo
Aay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
DECISIONS.
COUNT CHAMBERS
Nv Juapo Barrett

BY Judge Barrett
Cblds VS.. Everett--MotiOn den red with so costs
Milburn JudsoD. Injunction dissolved, with SO
COSTS.
Palmer VS. Newton, and Rhoner Vs. Newtou.-Mo-
tions granted, with $40 Gusts.
Holt VS.. eilly.-DcmuIcr overrucd as frivolous
with $40 COSTS
Rcnsen Blinn.-Report confirmed aud order
for payment granted.
Bocntold ". Jones-Motion granted, with cos Is OF
the cause ana SIC costs oil motion.
The Independent Liberal Church Va Burns OF al
Motion for u receiver granted, with $40 costs
In the matter of Daniel Farrell --Rclcrred to tuke
proof ana bond in 5000 required.
In the matter OF James l.. Dannas.-On tho bond
now filed aud approved the order Is granted.
Cummings VS.. Blrge ct aL--Mr. Charles G. Bigelow
appointed receiver, aud costs allowed the nrst
moneys received by him.
Le1crts VS.. Bccrbohn.-I dcsire to SEQ the papers
upon which the order of arrest granted together
with copy Of the order OF arrest
Morgan VS.. HOilmah.-Mouon granted unless
planun cause the case TO be placed on the February
calendar and proceed TO trial at that Court
and pay 40 costs ol this motion.
In the matter OF John II. Holngsw ORTIZ Upon cx.
aiming The previous papers ana orders on file n this
matter thnk the respondent Is emitted 10 u precept
against Lazzain. Let II issue accordingly
Huictt vs.. Mackey.-There ~ no reason given WHY
the Court should at tins stage OF and under
all the circumstances exercise Its discretion Tor tho
purpose sought Motion dcnie1, but without costs
McGeorge vs. Jeney.--Upon defendants admitting
that the plaintiffs appointment confirmed ana
that thereupon that they, as assgnces In bankruptcy
became fully vested with all claims que TO L. aac l..
Wcbber, the motion Is granted, otherwise dened with
costs
Bowerhan VS.. Bowerhan.-rhere docs not seem 10
be particle OF evidence OF tho charge made against
the defendant, at least none IL even suggested. |
think the parties had better return 10 the status
which existed when the defendant paid So week for
the Guild and was permitted TO see IT, Motion denied
with leave renew II this ION Is moi I'm
good faith carried out-that Is unless tho So be pnid
weekly In defendant Is permitted 500 his child
once twice "A week.
SUPREME coUaT-sPECIAL TIRM
BY Judge Lawrence.
Hart Petit anu ohcTs.--Iho defendant having
appealed IRON the Judgment dated November IL, 1871
j do not feel inclined TO d turb tho ludpmcpt
Most OF the errors OF which the defendants plan
be corrected tho appeal II errors really
exist The order for further findings, which was made
after the judgment on The original rcporl granted
should not Affect tho Judgment The indings and rc
port can be filed nunc pro tunc as II the OF the
Ming of the original report, ana leave will DO granite
TO the defendants TO insert thcm IN the case TO 90
made the appeal. The motion 10 vacate tho iudp-
mcnt rs therefore denied.
SUPERIOR CoURT-spEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Scdgwick.
Mosicr w. Lees The attorney VI defendant claims
no other interest In tho DrvDery IMAM by prooI OF
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334o, 33al. 1914 Part 3-Hed by Judge shea--No-.
2593, 32l3. 320s. 26i7, 1850 27l2 2s53, 1921,
Z929, 3073, 30S2 2i03, 2020. 1928, 1854, 1854
COURT OF GENERAL SEssioNs-Part 2-Held by
Judge Giiderseese The People VS.. Nathan Engie,
Ieionious assault ana battery; Same VS.. LOUIS Muller,
felonious assault aud battery same VS.. Charles No
vada grand larceny; Same VS. William G. Brandon
ana Edward Il. Newhali, grand larceny; Same VS..
John j. White, assault and battery; same VS.. Edward
Edgar, burglary; Same VIZ. John Irving, burglary;
same w. John Riley, burglary; Same VS.. William
forter ana Joseph Wells burglary. Part l-Ad-
journed 70 Monday, January %, 1873
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART .

Before Judge Sutherland.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
On tho night Of the 18th inst. tho store of julius
Cohn, No. AZ Norfolk street, was broken into aud
clothing valued at $50 carried on. Suspicion resting
on two mon named Henry Williams and John McGnire
they were taken into custody by Officer O'Brien, Of
the Thirteenth precinct. Upon searching Mcclure
the officer found numoer OF pawn tickets, indicating
that he was concernod In larceny committed at the
premises OF John NcConauShty, No. lOl Orchard
street, which occurred the same night, when clothing
and Jewelry valued al $40 were stolen Tho prisoner
Williams loaded guilty TO The charge OF and
was sent TO the State Prison Tor Two years, and
Mcclure also having acknowledged his guilt on the
inactmcn charging him with larceny, was sentenced
TO three years Imprisonment.
james Donovan, charged with petit larceny from
the person OF Miranda Cummings, OF No. Scamm oil
street, on the 10th inst, to tho Pcnitentiary
Tor eighteen months.
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ANSN Frs.
INDIGNANT UsHERs.

To THE EDITOR OF TIE HEgALD:-
In the HERALD OF Wednesday noticed a communi.
cation signed a." VINO complains OF an imponts
usher at Booths Theatre. II al" was impolisely
treated he should have made his complaint at
the box Office, where no would have received proper
attention and the matter would have been righted
am Of tho opinion that "L' has rushed into print in
too great haste. Tho ushers do not receive tickets
nor arc ushers stationed IN the dress circle. Those
that enter nifty tickets do receive the at.
tcntion of tho ushers Please give this place your
valuable paper anu thereby do justice TO Tho
UsHERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
STRANGE POISONING CASE.

The family of Mr.. James Christie, Of East River
street, Newark, havc been poisoned under singular
circumstance. They recently ate potatoes boiled
with tho skins on and 1t believed the vegetabl
had been coated TO extent with Paris green uge
to drive of the potato bng Mr.. Christie Is seriously
III tho rest OF his family IL out OF danger.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
PARTNERSHIP SQUABBLES.

partnership was entered into by John snodikor
and others with John g. Moss, and they organized
under tho title Of the Actnic Engraving Company
They agreed to WORK on process supplied by Moss,
and IL was further agreed that whoever revealed the
process should pay 500 coo damages Tho other part
ners sued Mr.. Moss Tor the damages named alleging
that he had given away the process the Photo En-
craving Company. On examination before trial tue
defendant refused TO answer certain questions, and
pcation was made 10 Judge Donohue yesterday
morning 10 compel him TO answer. Tho motion was
granted.
benjamin ). Lcnerts and Ernest Bcerbohm formed
partnership Tor furnishing duly sub cribcrs IN
New Yofk ana chicago the market reports from Liver
pool lcilerts was arrested last November on the
complaint 0i Beerbohm. who charged HIM stealing
$z0 from Glm. Lencris, alter "a lew weeks I'm PRISON
mcnt, was tried ana acquitted aud Immediately
brought suit against his former partner Tor damages
TOR lalsc imprisonment. Beerbobm was and
Is now In Ludlow street Jail motion to vacato TIN
order OF arrest was argued at Supreme Court Cham
bcrs, yesterday and DECISION reserved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
MORE OF THE FROG HOLLOW CLUB.

0niccr Henry schuske, of tho MorrIsania police, a
iev nights ago had tusse with tho Frog Hollow
Club aud was obliged 10 discharge revolver at Mar.
TIN Mcintyre, one oil tho gang. Mcintyre escaped
with wounded arm. and Yesterday tricd to pay tho
oincer In his own CON- Hc was secured and taken bo.
lore Justice WandelL who committed him Tor Trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
wANrED-A DIVIDEND,

To THE EDITOR THIS HERALD:-'
Can the deposItors Of the Trades Savings Bank oh.
tain redress against the trustees OF the baukf
Is now one year and six months since the bank failed
At that time they promised pay US every cent but
up to date they have only given fifteen cents on
the dollar. Is not this an outrage and also on
the public? Many OF tho deposiors are suffering for
the necessities OF life What the trustees
give for thus disposing OF the money intrusted te
themY DEPOSITOR
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BUYING SOUTH CAROLINA BONDS.

Judge Barrett yesterday refused TO vacate a judg.
mont for $27 1873 entered upon the report OF relereo
In tho suit OF Ly sander a. Chds aud others against
William u. Everett and others. Tho action was
brought in April. 1874, for accounting OF moneys
advanced Tor the OF South Carolina bonds
the JOINT account OF plaintiffs and defendants The
defendant, Everett, denied the contract claimed
that II made II Illegal opposed to pubic policy and
void IL being dependent upon another contract made
ny Inc parties with VI. u. Butter and NJ. o. Gary, as
memDcrs Of convention hcid IN south Carolina
called the "TaXpnyers' Convcntion,' whereby Butler
ana Gary agreed 10 exercise certain influence
upon the Convention and were 10 receive ten per
OF the prohts traccabc TO The action OF tue Convention
The notoD before Judge Barrett was based upon the
ncged TACT that though tue referee IN refusing TO DIS
miss tue compliant neld that the Butler ana Cory
agreement was Illegal, but that The contract
was separate from and independent OF u, he alter
waru without allowing testimony rs to the illcga.
Character VI That ngrccmcnt hcm that the contract
was dependent on H. and That u lawful. Ths
versal oil ruling by the referee claimed 70 be such
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-24
REAL ESTATE.

The following sales were made on the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday
r
William A. Boyd, rciorec-F oreclosure sao Of four
frame stables and two story frame dwelling. with
lot 25x9s.0. no 52l West 10th st., n. 32o II. W..
OF 10th av. plaintiff $1,000
BY RICfiARD " HARNETr.
Henry Il. Rowland, referee - + orcclosure sale of tho
i've story stone front building with lease OF lot
2Jx7J, No. % Barclay St.. n. r., between broadway
aud Church st., leased May /, 1873. term II years,
t,n nj aiutfH