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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Oct. 2o.-In the snpreme
Court Of toe nid ate. today the following were tue pro
re,,ings. Sc :. g Rob- ag Henry Case ~ si-
meLt udsh by u. r.. anc Tor pa Ett 40 - me
~ L0us AZ the tnd lotI" % TIE
stat. IL II ~ Ftre and Accepted MsonS argue" b'
Iaip 4 Orrck Tor pla and submitted hv Joan r. = DRYDEN
Tor dcfCnjcu Th- T'm the Eastern District @! Mi
snu pr.saut- the general question ~ the W'r 81 pr|Ate
corporl particularly 81 Masonic grad lodges a.
COMMONLY Incorporated, wh,tnor they may undertake u
contract Of guaranty for Masonic LA culrutDns, and
receive stock ~ the mtcr In exchange ior bonds
t1Aen UP. The point made hero Gn behalf OF tho
lodge at such contract H beyond the power conferred bY
e. ch,er that It's restricted IA the ~ ~ surplus funds
10 such objects tend advance tbs EMS by which Il IL
created and IN the putting q Il money Uut interest an u
ln.i-t.~l In hiscAse IA elect operation
-iOck prohibited 10 s7-Chcaeo AMI NuTthS csofn
Thomas ~AHlt--Nrgumput
in-nrsI u, Georgr foT appellant THIS
from tie Northern District OK Illinois, ami Is important "A
coraedgen-s OF ZnitIdc o. tho which Will he
reaI,ed Tho appcl,s IN case lis deere" IL affirmed
- for damages for tho Infringement
PATENT the allegation being that the company,
whc SoVen1 patent has nirnEod tho Tanner pat nt
ned by appellee. The dCCvC ipl nearly 500 a.
which was for u, yesr, u"on "uy portion 81 the CON-
pauy'S all the The saso bfaA u
airnaIce here would make the appellee
patent worth Si0OOOOOO Adjourned ia 10 morrow At Il
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
THE COURTS.
OF TRUSTEES.
TRYING TIMES FOR MEN CONNECTED WITH BROKE"
SAVINGS BANKS

TRYING TINES FOR MEN CONNECTED WITH BROKEN
SAVINGS BANKS.
Clifford A. Hand, the referee appointed TO
examine the charges preferred by Willis s. Paine re-
opyer Of the Bond stree Saving Bank against Peter T.
Barnum aud other trustees has reported He gives the
bylaws Of the bank apparently preventive Of any I'M
proper loanlng OF the funds. yet leaving ioophoie
through which $4,000 loaned to David 5. Dnns-
comb trustee lots In & speculative suburb OF cnl-
cago which turned out TO be worthless "a security
In November 1871 900 lent to Asbe g Dun comD
on four u"lmproved lotsfn Brooklyn. On foreclosure
the receiver was compelled IN buy them IN. The bank
bought from another trustee. George W. Mead. I'VE
mortgages BroOklyn houses for 200, aud had 20
take the houses by foreclosure o. three occasions
sum OF 800 awarded to each OF the examining com
mttoc. .,-.., A.
Mr. Hand holds that the trustees who authorized The
loan, are liable for the RcCa loss oecasoned DIV hen
and cannot protect hem4el ny the statute OF ina
tions tEsV also liable !Or the payments 10 tAe NELL
beers of the examining committee.
Samuel H. Hu.d receiver of the Third Avenue SAVINGS
Bank recovered Judgments against several trustees on
a bond which they signed Richard Kelly ana spencer
X Greeu have appeale and their appeal was aIgueG
Yesterday The claim their behalf IS that tneN cuul
gain nothing by being trustees; that they were guilty OF
no wrong trustees, and therefore not bound VI make
anV promise trustees when would bind them "a inu
yduas and the other hand neither me bank or INC
Bank Department had any rSnt To ACCEPT inc bOhd III
place OF the securities which the law allows savings
banks take. The argument Will be concluded lOuaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
WHAT'S THE PI.NALTY3

The ChfstiGd hbitct0dH' Mt t"h"-e
The publication OF the cipher dispatches by
THE NEW-YoBK TRIBUNE Etarted ,ho Nltlon more IMAM
t internal evidence that theY were true ANA we houn
NOT that even the mrst violent paItlsdns wound nave
nre ed that thew might be proved false thah lht
anch crime and disgrace should rest upoa any OF our
ct zen, and especially upon candidate Tor the lkes
napat or nf these kilograms was MADE, ana thcn nc
cards ot Mr. Marble and Mr.. Iilden were moro dam
Ing than taCir p,cyIOu5 silence The COncus lAal
Mn tac reoplc have formed u this that these lecrus
are true and that " the basest attempts ~ ia
ever knoWn was made Dy these leaders OF great parry
This heinz settled, something should be done. i nor
this attemut at the stability and life OF tho Government
treysnu and shoud the men count cted WIN ttSt
kilograms bc punished traitors crime should nc
deaf with according law and II - criminal Tor men
TO attrIupt 10 do what these men Intended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
4 pTrTTFOGGER's PLEA.


There is great ingenuity IN Mr.. TlldenS
letter careful pCrusal OF II, however must lena 10
the conclusion tina all the writer expects IN inc Pr
,uses is a scotch verdict OF not proved" lie ,nts not
boldly claenac verdict OF acqutta from inc AlheTl-
can people; he will be- content with the douDiin issue
well IS tue other IL doubt IN Ms tiFOr, ana
men are charitable enough To give persons IN ms posi
ton the benefit doubt But the country dcu!tnds
something more than tnis from man VINO a-pHtu 10
the Presidency Of the Naon II eNpcctS MN 10 nr c't
handed s.uge minded ana above political trlcEery AMI
fraud II wants something better than prliloSSef of
It's most exalted seat; and Nj Ildcu makes the ms
take common successful LAWYERS HhO enter puhhc me-
OF bringing the hOs Of the courts into the arena O
polt'cs and Of addressing 70 Tho Nation arguments
which sEould properly be addressed 10 riSl Jures Ills
open letter Is carInarked with this blemlsh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
RECORDED RE,L ESTATE TRANSFER

3d-st mo 320) Bernard E AeCaneFty, referee 10
samuel L
9th-ave, " 4, oO.J ~ Of j2d.st, 25xlOO; III Aoyt
referee. u Edward Vreeland and Others. e1ecu.
tofs etc
70th-st 100 II W Of 3d-ave 2jxlO0.5 Augustus +
HOllytO Richard Hcnnessey. ..........
32dsr. =. zoo II OF 9TH lSxSS.0 Isaac MAYER
ana wife To Henry ROthschild.. ..................
4Sth-s st. ~ g. 1855 ftW Of Jthaye 2l6XIOO.5; Isabel
NJ Robert 10 lisa Oel 81 Schnarr. ......--..... -.
Jtn.ave. T. So II Of dst, 2jx 100: Edward Sci
IeCk TO Edward W Luew ..-... .......
9Oth st. = 400 IL W OF SHAVE, 25xlOO.S: r Cobb
referee, to tiic NeY.IOrk Life Insurance. Company
l49tu.st, n = 3u0 n " OF Sth.yr lOOX99 IL Is ROeI
KcT referee to Charles OCOnOF................. 80.
50th-st 6U Il " ~ feNingtoR1ve, 2Oxi3 Esther
Ravens 10 Daniel DAILY ...........
1O4st, Il s, 800 ~ W " 9ihave 35XlOl.lO George
1kearney TO Jane Biisban0 ...................
Grant 81, cor Pittst, 57x6i. 4xIrreguar; sarah
D. Palmer to Hannah Yates. .-........ ......
3lstsG, !, lSOIt y OF I'd ave, 2Dx9SV; Julia KeFnsr
and husband 20 Bernard Ginsburg. ...............
johnson ave, t2lth MaTd) D XlO7 XlrrcgUlaF;
Charles & WOiisOm and wife 10 Isaac Johnson
57th-sr =, i7j 10 W OF 10Th ave- 25XIo.j William
Nan Wyck amt wife to Amin gha Merritt. ........,
2daye, W s. Gill II Il OF 36thst, IS6xlOj; Caroline
Llppmsn 70 Rose Ohen 80.
32d-si s. ZOO ft " OF 9TH ave l6xJs.J Isaac Mayer
and wife 10 Henry ROthschid.... ...............,.
96th.st = 100 ft ut 5thaye. 50xlUJ9: Elizabeth
q DaW son 10 Benjamin Dawson. ...............-..
3lst-st s. 800 II " OF jthave, 25N9O (furnished)
AmanGa hsight and husband to Eliza W haIgAt..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
A FRESH VIEW OF TILDEN'S DENIAL.
From The D,HreT Acos (DeIn.)
Ihn InIAlN of Ar HlLlnn tn Ihn fnl.n .

The reply OF Mr. IlTden 10 the faISo and
scandalOus charges made gdIBst him by THE ORK
TRIBUNE and kindred shc"ts fun, comprehensive ana
explicit lie takes the ISatiOns IN detail and gives
them emphatic denla. Notwithstanding that the
charges vague and indefinite, aud accrue by imDca
ton, rather Than III direct terms Vet Mr. 1ildeu does
content himself with general denial lie makes per
einptOTy explicit disayOwaL For weeks the country
has been dazed and surprised with avalanche OF con-
Timely ana par. izaa malice. Under the prueuce that
mine cipher dispatches had been found which reYca
attempt on the part 81 the rchtu President 10 bride
Infamous returning boards the columns OF mali
c0us partisan press fairly rceked fltb. limo
cent dispatches have been perverted from Their original
meaning ard when these have f cd Of the end In view
they have been supplemented with the most bareaccd
forgeres. Yet with wave of his hand Mr.. Tiicn has
brushed aside this Infamous cOLspracy aud shown TO
the country the trcsery and fraud ia winch II originated
II IL 10y such mUau-. and through agencies
drspcablc that te character of statesman ana patriot
Is ~ be backcned and destroyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
SOMEBODY WAS GUILTY WHO WAS TT
ID ~ nt.ra..I 4 l--t-. ND Lht.ulrIs u

As the matter now stands we fully concur
in the Judgment Of leading Democratic Journal aua
affirm vita The Weir York World, mat Governor lid'h7
letter Is too long denial too short for an eIpn1
ton. COnccduL however. what We ~ ~" excess 81 our
caution took care to intimate that Governor IIldfh
was Ulllecss In RESPECT 10 those infamous di-pachr-
the vital fact remains unCdarnErd thnt somebody very
near the COuuscltng the niJuity OF which
We lave Spukrn While N1UtoU Marble with much
parade charges that certain dspa'ch attributed to
Inn forgery lie is utterly silent about certain othef
disu.ruC ti bC-cr In character, mat are dsCrbld 10
him TN TFIBI-SK nCccpt MS gqiusayal respecting
that sInue uirratCh aud Yet abuudAutly sustain iis
charge that nc Was bascv chalrrug FOX the seeming n
"A decision from one OF the Florida Returning Board in
favor Of the Democratic electors For that decision no
ae ged from Creamery Park for the liberty 10 psy
$4,000 and authority Va, granted hlIu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
AsKTSG TOO MICH.

From The rg.JaTg STIR 0nd h,lt,HH (Eep)
These disCrcditable kilograms are brought
home, only to Mr. Tideus Intimate personal frl'nds
but to his residence and % members al hn- own
household II will require something more than simple
DENIAL insiify the bcuef that Mr. Iiid'n-H man 81
large political ambition. sSilIui adroit political lsadsr
accustomed to the devious bcuocrduo machinery OF
New York politics. by winch candidates FOR ONCE were
counted In and the will Of partisan leaders.
had bs eyes ntrntiy bent Oh the BSesdcntal prize
was 80 profoundly indifferent 10 TIC suit Of tho eeC
ton IN 1870, and To what transpirinR IN The
rested States make inquiry Al TO the Procrss Of
the fgnt IL viii strike every thUugiu man ~ lnCrcd-
ibic that these tcegrAmsiealIug with the t'ng
that lay nearest Mr. 11ldcn's EcaH-shOud DC dcN cred
AT his esidrnc In RAPID aud answered bY his
private secretary, without single inquiry As 10 their
contents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
JOKES AND JTBES.

Is that a tragedy or farce going on at "15
Gramercy Park" just ABOUT now
VIII The TRIBUNE please send its ciphers
to that St. Louis lady, that she can translate his love
lettersf
See here Uncle Sammy, this seems to be o
jury trial-pe uries aud fOrufcs not 10 speak OF in
jurles.
bIr. Marble read the following in his TRIB-
J-SE this morning "The Russian General STAFF has had
printed several Thousand copies OF new AfghanKns
sian dictionary for the OF army officers Then he
threw up his hand knocking his cOrcl and cried
How futile! How utterly iutilol Somebody Will Ind
out any cipher they may make"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
ARGUMENT on THE GENET APPEAL.

The argument of the appeal in the case or
Henry W. Genet closed yesterday in Supreme
Court, General Term. Besides tie claims made IN his
Mondays argument, Mr. Beach for Genet argued that
the evidence failed 10 shov fraudulent Intent, and al
the circnmsantia evidence cond be recOnccd with an
honest M stake. cj-AtOucy Phelps argued IN re-
nlv that the Tt,e que, NOT whether the prisoner
directly induced the Mayor 70 sign warrant on false
bill, hut whether he set foot plan which IN lt5
natural result pnh ed 10 that purpose, and could only
br cfrctuIl 10y bringing about that rosut. That was
fairly submitted the jury and the jurys decision
was final Decision reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
A CANADIAN VIEW.
THE FRAUD TABLES FAIRLY TURNED.

The tables are fairly turned upon the Dem
ocrats have beer crying 80 Justify that Mr. Jdcn
was 4 victim Of Republican frauds IN Louisiana ~ h
stated that the Potter Committee, which was shortly To
It's INVESTIGATIONS in1o the Louisiana vote, has
indefinitely postponed its meeting IN consequence OF
revelations, audit Will now he The turn OF The Re
publlcans 10 demand CObgrossional lnTehil GAZING
Committee the South Carolina and Florida vOic.
These frauds 10 be wing 10 tho generalization OF
the southern States. Unless things change outsiders
will begin think that the United states has be
governed by fraud whoever ~as and their own parties
Will begin TO look upon clever cheating 80 an essential
II not legitimate, part ~ their campaigns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
BROOKLYN OFFICIALS AGAIN INDICTED.

The Kings Cdhnty Grand jury yesterday
presented the Court Of oyer and rermner two ne"
indictments against the Commissonersof Chartea One
OF the indictments Is based upon alleged Violations OF
what IL known ~ the Emergency Act Of 1879. which
gives commissioners, who IN general are Obliged To
purcng goods contract the power IN efncrZon
ceE 10 pxucnd not more 800 time, and not
over r. a single month It's understood that HIgr
numb,r of violations Of thu act charged The other
indictment Is said TO charge the commissioners with GER
tIfvIng a pay roll correct OF which an emp1ye WAS
put down receiving 5000 year. "hen i'll TACT MS sal
AIRY was $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
.PELTON's sLYNEss.

Nephew PetOn Is not altogether the Junk
head that people suppose. II Is necessary winnie
his Uncle sam and Marble aud COye and the rest Of
tnem denying every hing Tor some unInpOrlaDt
person 10 become scapegOat and admit something.
Some one course, sent the cipher dispatches There
arehe originals tust they came from tne telegraph
Of%e, signatures Of " Fox aud Moses "sind
Spain attached Some one, ~ course. sent them and
PeOn for the prescut silently consents t0at the public
shall suppose that he did IL all But his day OF reward
will lme. A few weeks hence shall zee MT. Tildcn
and his eOparecners before Senate Committee, under
oath, and replying 10 troublesome questions about all
these Things. HayIng made no denals Nephew Potion
viii then have no humiliatng admissions to make. In
this respect he Will have obvious advantage the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
WHO rs THE CORPsEf

1t is now settled beyond doubt that Colo
mel Petun was the cypOgTapher al the Grameroy Park
Of the MI Iilden denies that he sent or re-
eeiVed the kilograms, but PeltOn maintains discreet
silence Now, the question arises, as The TRIBUNE
points out, whether PeOu sent and received those dis
patches secretary Of the Democratic National CouI
nittee, r the nephew and confidential secretary
OF Samuel Tden. DemOcra canddat for President
10 WAS the other. TldeD says he never them
then they have gone 10 the Democratic headq
ters. Mr. Hev lit says he knows nothing about them ;
theu they must have been handed over to MI TIIden
Either suppOsitiOn fact Is dllemIua-wIth "a very
ugly to 1t. The Democracy can take which one 1t
ehO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
WHY THE PARTY WON'T UNLOAD TlLDEN.
From M Cincinnati GazsttS uReD) 80

What has Tilden done in all this to offend
e Democratic party TO show him elf unit 10 bt us
chic ? The evidence Gas entirely convincing that De
Tried to buy on elcctor Oregon, In me lace OF aIse
and uuGu STONED majority, yet the Democratic parry
su,yerted the constitutional mode Of declaring the
Electoral vote in - Gount IN thus brDeT my
create. IN extra stitu1Onal commission, ana placed
the vOe i'm It's hands with the design IL give TINS cor
rups man an Illegal chance. And tnen the muoIly OF
me pirty conspired TO make riot 10 prevent cga
declaration OF the election, approved By Their own
commission and TO throwthe GOyernmt Mt INTO anarchy
ronvircd IN every honest mans reason o. having rleu
10 buv his way ingo the Presidency by hrlbng an
yr-d 10 him And how could the party nave any con
scienne In thiG matterl 10 had DESTROYED ireeaom "
election in nearly the late Confederate STATES D}
oroanfz, I'd violence. The form or elections fhere was -
cruel mockerv fine savage system when suppresstu
EGpuicau voters In those states was dppfoFcu ny tnt
whole party. How cOud party which des r0yt Hee
elections 10y murder, whlppngs ana terror nave any
conscience to cruSurr candidate VINO trcd u carry an
erection by "a bIlOel l. purchase worse thdn hllh-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
Is PELTON GOING Abroad

At last accounts the Nephew of his Uncle
was at Montreal and II supposed he Is waiting To see
how they ipaugurated q new Governor General In
Canada. The spectacle may cause the ambitious young
vain regrets aud painful recOeottons There
people who do Mr. Prlton speedy return
his native country. and some won't be surprised he
should depart. with br 1den before the reassembng
of Congress for some what pTOtraced tour abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
SUMMARY OF TILDEN'S DENIAL
L.-.L 49, LII

Tildep says III effect: The cipher kilograms
arc genuine they correctly translated attempts
were made by 10y nephew and private secretary and by
NV trusted friends buy up returning boards IN three
states aud commissioned electOr III fourth stll
didn't anything about the neisrious business I'LL
December, 1870 two years ago and M 10 tins time
parties who attempted To purchase the Presiden-
taI char for me remained my friends and spoke
men But was elected President all the and the
ofnp man IA "A frdul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
RECORDED LEASES.

Gormez Horato executor. etc. to Agnes OMEN, Nos
81 and % Green9i ave, years, at annual feat OF
Park d TIliOrd 81 Alyah Walker and another. i've
upper floors Of Nos 9l7 aud 9i0 BrOaIway. which
are Known az The Aberdeen" (iatSl, years, at
Robinson, + . n schuyler. Hartley & Graham,
Ond and third floors OF Nos 1853 and 100 West
27th-st, years, at annual rent VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30

and only part Of the general PLAN when
was cOnhded his enterprsing nephew Coiond ieIto
IN these words: In this barrel are the sino"b OF wal
Won know how to them; don't want 10 Know Thas
YOU are dong or who doing 1t f1r yOu III Is ide 20
sunpOsa that Mr. Tildeus prOtessed Ignorance about
what was going in bis household was due ~ Ms
inability to discover It, II this should be admitted Ds
be that such sleepy "al per
son who c1ud not md OUT ana regulate tue ahahs ="
mis- own household would he but an indifferent guardian
OF the affairs OF great Nation. the other horn mcn
Z he M, rtfi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
MIR. TrLDEN's MoNrcLAIn RAILROAD BONDS.

II is undCrStOOd That Mr.. Hidden is greatly
disturbed over the action of the Purchasng Committee
OF the Moutcair and Greenwood Lake Railroad Com
pany N throwing hs 5 900 81 second mortgage bonds
OF rcorgnuzrd company for bis failure agree
the plan OF reorganization and 10 pay the required
per cent Nr. TilieE has announced that
any attempt 10 dsconucc hc Muntcdlr md Greenwood
Lake Railroad from tDo Hudson Connecting CGinnany,
which hc IL the priucpai owner W be resisted. lie
claims that such stci IL carried out. would work
forfeiture th- at the railroad company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
rr,r puuosoputCAL VIEW.


AItocetLrr. the Democratic dilemma is a
vcr nrrfty one Either tncr late candidate FOR Prcs
,,t ar ft formal rejresentatye OF tho party Organ-
zation-the party ITSELF in facts guilty and We can al
ford sit quietly and let thcin stts INC n"t'e'
among themselves IL isn't any OF our funeral.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
ALHlkT WARD.
Alhcrt Ward, an old and respected I

Albert Ward, an old and respected resident
OF Staten Island died A. his residence at Tphphnave
= l., on Monday evening, ago seyonty-lyo ycars Nj
wand many years 7itrut uf the Gr'hard IRE
Insurance Company, OF Ncwlurk city lie also Held tue
Office Of County judge 81 Richmond County, and Of
School Commissioner. I5 Wis largely interested u real
estate, owning tho ridge above TOmpklhsyilc known as
Wards HILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
ATJJTTE MVDDIED.


Some of the Democrats Ill Washington nave
declared their intention OF using Their influence TO have
the National Democratic Committee formerly dlsOwn
nlden and an hs tramp followers. They somehow fan
grasp the situation TIdcn has denied IT, you know
brethren,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
FEEBLE SARCASM.
From TLt 1fianta CCast,tntion lDen.

IIOIU III dTtINUI IVN5TtI'TIIIIE II7FHV'T
If the Editor of orr esteemed contemporary,
THT NLW-NORK TRIBUNE. bas any moro cpHcr DIS
patches, trust he Will lay them before the
critical ewes the country 1t Is unwsc 10 allow us to
20 without usual daily allowance Of cipher tee-
grams. When they are really exhausted, THE TRiBUNE
will become to bc one OF the mOnOtonOus OF AeT1
can ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30

When n new boy appears at school, the
other boys dOut SAY any nng 10 him at ALL unless Il Is
"a tnnuire: "Sny YOU what's yer namei" "Wnu's yer
I,IIv 4" "Where dye uyet" What reader are yer
an "Is them yer Sunday cothesi"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
NAVY OIIIlI.RA

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-NIaster William
Irwin ordered to duty at tle Nautical Almanac once
at Washington. Commander Il. /. Phythan II detached
from the command VI the nautical scAOolship 81 Marys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
10 RTLMARK LEFT.

from Inr IT<ltJ1 uu-tIt tHep.l
The retractiOn by Anderson of the story OF
the sherman letter viii he sad blow To the Democracy
This was the only barrier which they could oppose
10 TIE TRIBUNE cipher bilOwS and nov even this Is
swept away aud they left naked aud exposed ~ The
Diti Hes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday Oct. % 10
The following sales were held at thu
change Salesroom to-day
BVL J. & T. PhiItips
4stOry brick buildings ana 2story bTcE s,ahia r,,.
2 lots Nos a and 10 NsshiJs square N cor ~
(No 40 fthst, lots together in sze, So 5xiO0.
Amos /. Emo. .................. a.
BBI1hH T. Bond w
l 4-st0ry brown stone dwelling with lot, No go Ve..
47thst. IS. III It OF 6thaye. lot l0KlOO5; Isaac
lcslehelner
nv 4. J. Btesctsr & SIN '
}stOry brick building with lot. 10 33l West 1itbs
ns, 425 Il W OF shave, lot 25xl2J. John Astor I
BIZ Rchdrd " HdrHstt "
2-stoTy bfiek dwelling with lot, No 5S3 BrOomest
SIS. l14.S fte OF HudsOn-st lot 22X6S Arthur
Kelley ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
BV JUS. l.. Wells.
lstory and 2story frame du slngs with plo, o. land
Nos 30 ana 237 East i2-d-st 3, 2Oj ft W OF "a
ave. plot OF land 69.2xs9 lx5o.5 Elizabeth L
Purdy -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
Aurliou Sales OF Rcal Gslalc.
WILLIAM KENNELLY, Auctioneer.
CORPORATION SAFE OF REAL ESTAIE.

Public hereby given that the Ccnin sione.h st
Sinking Fund Of tno ely OF New lor wh oltr 10Y -. al
,,ubhc auctiun. on SATURDAY. NOVEMBER = IDS "a
noon IL a., Exchlng" Sae,rOOm. No III Bod"A ~ 10
III, OF -rW.Npr, the following estate Deohslhs w.
CORPORATE n Oi uhs cav of New-lOcs:
\o-- and II Franklin IA
ItOuso Lot the northeast corner Of IHhSd Az
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December 1. 1879. 9, -.t,s,,s lfih.
FuIl wa rantee Cees will be given 20 all puchdscs :, no
ogIaphic maps Of the above real estate may 10
Co"P'i''iO' '''"O' WI ~ JOUN KELLY. COmpirOI,s,y5,a
COuptIoller's ONCE New County Court HOUSE, "" .