davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24

20 into that mountainous district and stay there there
Mond be progress made with the public business
Mr.. CONGER admitted that "n both Wright and him
self should do so. business would progress"
All these amendments were rejected. ,,
Nj. LUTrREI.L Dem. Cali offered an amendment
providing that no American vessel shall employ. in any
capacity whatever. a Chinese or Monaghan
Mr.. HANNA Hep Ind. lis there any Government on
earth tnnt makes such discrimination
Mr. LUTTREII--"I do not believe that there Is man
on The Pacific coast-Repubiican Democrat-unless he
IL captalist who does not believe in making this dis
examination II is IN the interest OF labor, OF morals and
of good government
ship Chinese coast shall have some OF its scane
disabled or. SUPPOSE they should die or desert would
YOU have the captain send 10 America for saiorsl
Mr.. LUTTRELl-Wel. sir. am III favor Of protecting
American scsmon Laughter.
Mr.. sAYLER Dem. OhiOl.-WOuld not the same plin
ciple apply To all foTeignersi
Mr.. LUT1RELL-NO, sir
Mr.. sAYLER-And is 1t NOT in direct violation Of The
treaty with China
Mr.. LCTTRLLI.-I do not know that II is.
Mr.. HuBBklL Rep, Mieh) characterized Mr.. Lut
tr,Ils proposition ~ absurd
Mr.. GOODE Q)em. Val remarked thai this whole
question before the Committee on Education
and Labor that II was "a delicate and difficult problem
and that IL premature 10 bring before the House
now. He Therefore suggested the withdrawal OF the
amendment.
from Virginia withdraw the amendment.
Mr.. sANLER-Iha Is all want / want this Steam
boat iilll 10 pass.
An amendment was adopted that ocean steamships
carry "a mortar and other appliances fOT casting sho
lines shore in Of shipwreck
Having disposed OF all excc; four pages, the bill wa
Land aside and the Speaker az O'Clock presented I,
the House the resolutions adopted by the Senate ii
honor OF the late Senator Bogy. Of Missouri
Eui0gios were pronounced by Messrs COLE Qiep) and
HATCHER Dem.l. of Missouri; WADDELL DeIn.l o
North Carolina; PHILLIPS tReEl Of kan'as; KNOTT
IHROCKMORTON Dem.l, OF Texas; CLARK tDem.)
Missouri ELLIS (DtIn.), of louisiana; REA (Dcm) o
Missouri, and CRiTTENDEN Dcm.l, OF Missouri.
The resolutions were adopted and the House at 52,
O'Clock adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Ia the House to-day, after the presentation
Of few petitions, the Steamboat Bal taken up the
following paragraph on page sixteen having been
reached:
Zach master chief neer and frstcass plo licensed
herein Provided shall every certhcac gtanied by any
Inspector or nspector the sum OF 49, and every Chief mate
pilot inferior grane shall pay Tor every
lncate 80 granted the sum Of "a.
SIR. MARSH (Rep.. ILL., offered an amendment making
the fee for certificates reissued ST.
Various other amendments in the same direction
offered discussed and rejected, ard finally tie amend
ment Of Mr.. Marsh was adopted
Nj. WRl|HT tDem., PENN moved 10 reduce the tax
OIL the original certificate to IS.
Mr. LOCKWOOD ti)eIn.. n. VI moved 10 reduce IL
to$l ~
ar. CoNGER (Rep., Mich) moved satiricallv. 10 re
move the tax entirely adding that be tha IN the
race Tor popularity with these ntn, no one cOnid 20
further than that He suggested 10 Mr.. Wright that
coming ~ he did, from mountainous mining district
warming win steanboats llaugaterl he should be IN
tayOr OF mis- proposition.
Ar WRIGHT retorted tpat u Mr.. Conger would only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
CHARGED WITH BLACKMAIL.

.. "
third-st. charged with an attempt to backmaI Phhp
stiner the merchant, released on furnishing
81 900 bnil Yesterday, his bondsmen being H. X and r.
b. Thurber. The examination postponed until!
February ].
Mendcs IL small slight man. aud looks
like spanard. For seven years he was
Mr. sinners head booEk'eper. He claims 10 have
damaging Information about his employers dealings IN
his failure las september lie wrote number OF letters
To Isaac SommeIs M Stincrr brother threaten
ing 10 disclose what he knew. unless he were paid
SO 900 TIE letters are III luIId stye, and IT.
Jcatcdlv demand money 1t was the report IN the Court
room that Mendes crazy. ~" seemed much excited
when Ia ill., hat went away quietly with his bonds
Mr. Sner said Yesterday that he thought thst the de-
sicu OF MeIdts was To hackmP him McudCs said, scy-
eral weeks ago 4 friend that ne wanted 10 get money
to take "trip Eur Ie the West Indies 10 recurate
Mr. Stiurr ,sercd that be- posses proofs that Mendes
was thief aud could bc convicted Of grand larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
THE COURTS.
THE REPLEDGED SECURITIES.
BORROWERS SEEKING To RECOVER THE sURPLu
OVER THE LOANS.

BORROWERS SEEKING TO RECOVER THE SURPLUS
OVER THE LOANS.
A petition WAS presented to Judge j. r.
DAILY the special term OF the Court Of Common Pleas
yesterday, by c. j. Osborn CO.. and other creditors OF
Bonner Co. 1t out that the petitioners and sew
eral other brokers lett with Bonner Co number OF
securities including certificate for $500 shares Of
Northwestern common stock and quantity OF Paeifc
Mail stock security for loans that Bonner Co. then
pledged Of the stock with the Shoe and Learner
Bank loan Of $4,000. and that the bank Oh
Bcnners failure to return the loan, sold the
securities realizing $ssS than required to
reimburse H. Other portions Of the securities were
Loan and Trust Company in each case being sold for
more than advanced 10 Bonner. The petition then
SAYS the banks and schacr Brothers willing 10
the surplus the original holders of the sec
rites the assignee of Bonner Co. refuses his con
sent An order il asked that tine assignee give is CON
sent sucb transfer Judge DAILY ordered that the gen
eral creditors OF Bonner he given notice. and that
reference he had TO take proof of the facts.
George G.. Haven and George Underhll have Drought
suit against Gabriel and Albert Nrter Ia recover si3i
600 in Government bonds which they deposited with the
Meters security The complaint alleges that they ten
dered the amount OF the loans and demanded the return
the bonds but that the Meters had disposed OF them
The plaintiffs claim Judgment for s22,oOO, being TIE
difference bet The loan Obtained ana the value OF
the security, Jud DOnohue IN Supreme Court Cham
bcrs Yesterday granted order for publication OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
EX.CAsHIER BARLOW ACQUITTED.

The trial of Alexander Barlow. ex-cashier OF
the Fshkll National Bank, charged with making fase
the books Of the bank, concluded yes'er-
day. the United States Circuit Court before Judge
Benedict. IN his argument General Tracy urged that
the defendant Al most had only been guilty OF ,Tei~h
Of trust. and even this cOnd not he sustained h' Tie
prosecution as the actual ownership OF the bonds
which had been Hypothetical had not been
proved. h claimed that the jury conlh moi re-
turn verdict % guilty. unless II had been proven
10 their satisfaction tn the transactions alleged
false with conscious intent 10 defraud the
bank.
District ATTORNEY Herrick claimed that The
charges the indictment had becI fully proved The
charge of judge Benedict. 10 the jury was concluded
about O'Clock, aud tucy retired II WAS nearly O'Clock
when they returned and announced verdict OF nor
guilty. II IT, stated thai upon the first ballot the Jury
stood nine for acquitfa ana three tor convictions al e
second eight for cquta and four for convicon; al the
third, eleven for acquittal and one for convictton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
CONFIRM NATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Ihe Senate, i'll EX-
eeutive Session, to-day, confirmed The following nonna-
lions:
Samuel Parks Of Illinois be Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court Of New xicO and A. W Poole ~ be United
States Marshal for California.
Tted Attorneys Henry NJ. Lewis Tor the Western
OF Wisconsin, and Archibald Sterling. j.. Tor Mary
land.
Holmes al Grand Ledge. Mich
Josiah f. Cloud. MINI: CnaIles = Moss al
Fran kim TeBn and hOhet f. Iendck al Columbus, 1eIas
NJrd ADDOtHtltci4tl icut.Ttaut commander Merrill NIL
Ter 10 be Commander Lieutenant GsOrIe r. Dufdd 10 De
Lieutenant commander Passed Assistant surgeon Edward
IL Ware Surgeon Assistant rsyinaster j. r. stanton
n Passed Assistant master. las Assistant In
Mexican 10 he q CAlct lng samuel H. t'rf-
PENNSYLVANIA. and FIeuCs NASH Of Virginia. 10 be
Assistant surgeons III the Navy, 10 ill vaCaIc4es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
TRAINING sEAMEN FOR THE NAVY.
SUCCESS OF TIE PRESENT SYSTEM on TIE MINNIE


CAPTAIN s. b. Luce relieved Captain A. W.
Johnson OF tie command OF the trauingsAp Minnesota
at tins station Oh January J. and immediately begun
earnest efforts make the traiang Of boys for the Navy
torough and efficient branch of the service. One Of
the eniefs OF the bureaus OF the Navy Yard Depart
rnen who was the city recently, says that since Cap
tain command Of the Minnesota !he boys from
the traningsp Constitution. al Philadelphia have been
transferred Minnesota that the number has been
Increased 400 Al additional nulnpcr OF Ohccrt
have been ordered 10 the Mnncsoja these IL addition 10
their regular duties, act Instructors Inc number o
officers Il. inadequate that each class cJuthius aGt
seventy bows. Captain Luce for nnnior of was
SUPERINTENDENT of the Naval Academy at Annapolis, and
il strong advocate of the Vrrssul system OF manning
the Navy. since the traningship system was cstab-
sncd II has been supported entirely from the upiOpla
lions made the Bureau Of Equipment and Recruiting
the bows being enlisted, and performing the duties OF
Lndsmeu ordinary seancn and scdlncn they Uccunc
qualified The restriction, which Is closely observed to
receive only boys Of good character has been productive
Of good results u seen by the many complimentary
letters received
The Secretary Of the Navy III his annual report recon-
mcnds that distinct appropriation shall hc made FOR
the maintenance Of this branch OF the service limiting
the number O boys enlisted 10 100 annually This would
renew the whole III the service III ten 0l Twelve
wears The suggestion 10 l. stated meets with The az
proya OF every officer in the service "a they f0Tcscc
That its benefits would be very great whIlc the expense
would nominal aud ought 10 bc secondary consider
alton II II understood that Congress c1uteinpatcs
ia .sing bill authorizing he continuance OF the ~ hteu
ava making an appropriation for it. support.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
ohers-The motion to vacate the Judgment 10 denied see

memorandum.
Superior Court-Specidl Ivm-By Judge Sedgwlck-
Moser There should be order under section w
directing property BIO spped toward the OF
the judgment and OF OMISSION to show cause why ey
shond not be punished for contempt ec see memorandum
Sands, agt " Y - Coal and Iron Co-MOton denieo
without Ka cher agt Beriner.Prayer o petition
granted and order to b. entered IN accordance Herewith
Wright Nc-tani.-Findings settled Berwick agt
WelshOrer sett,d Findley agt Crosby ct a-order OF
substitution should be entered memorandum.
BY Judge SpcirBongrau ag the He Bos-Orier denying
motion with $40 defendant To abide event Fozer ag
v r. X. CO.-Motion granted. Collins agt Collins
Reference ordered Westiman agt. Remncton-Orer ex'
tending file Games ag the Ma
tonsl Burglar Insurance Co.Oered special calendar
for January 20. Mliken MurrayOrder granted aud
undertaking approved Bond agt WeshOrtlered on day
calendar for the irs Monday Of February 1Iaan ag Most
rand Halan Reeve Moore agi. Seger DE VIII ast
Connolly; the Loaners Bank agL Reeve; B0ber's agt
Hughes-Orders granted.
Common Pleas-C hambns-By Judge J. T. DAILY
Bloch ag Bloch; memorandum. III the matter Of Bol
nerThe petition will be ref FRED for proof Of the facts aud
hear objections by the schedule creditors To whom notice
honring given be settled days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
CTBA'S HOPES OF A NAVY.

An article i'll la Vrdad gave rise to re-
port that Senior Miguel de ALBANIA, the Cuban agent In
NcwYork, recruiting soldiers for the Cuban Army
Mr.. ALBANIA denied that there any truth In the
report. but said that he had called Tor number OF
Cuban young men. between the ages Of eleven ana
eighteen ycurs and OF Cuhan refugees, whom ne
desired To place Ia naval academy outside OF the
United states and have them trained for the Cuban
Navy He bad already had nppcat .Ois from eight can
diGatcs for Cadetsllps. On being asked when Cuba
would have Lazy, Mr.. Aldama replied he hoped that
time was not tar distant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

NEW-YORk CITY.
Bauer Jacob and wife, Frederick ROsensten, 18TH
1T, :, 1868 II W Of 2d-aye, l3lONlO22; als.,
Norfoik-st, s, 1866 IT of Hester-st, 243x
Belden William, TO David II MeAlpin. release OF lien
for Judgment of S3S437 20 on 6th-ave, BROADWAY
3sth
Brown Isaac III and wife TO Isaac Buchanan, 2lstst,
2lJ.3 fl G OF 3D. ave, 29x92 .----.--.----......
DAY. Michael wife, Catnarine Collins. 34th-st,
Bs. 81 fl e Of 2d-ave., lbAJo.4 ~
Downs sarah and husband. Ia Ellen Sullivan ID
ave \, 92.6 II Of l3thst, e.4xlOO
3ith-st and 5th-ave. 75xl4s5. subject 10 S3O0,OoO
Nolan Michael ana wife to HOnora O'Keefe, llth-
ave, =, lga fl n Of 45thst, ls.9x7O, subject to
$4,000 mortgage.
O'Bren. Mary Ann, executrx, 70 Esther Suilisan'
llth.sf T. 2gG II % Ave-A. 50xl03.3. ...........
O'Bren Mary Ann, Bridget Golden and Thomas Hill,
Ia Esther sullivan l4th-st, 8, 2s6 IL e OF Ave-A,
bnxlU3. 5, quit claim
Rosensten. Frederick and wife, 10 HenHette Baner.
7sth-st $, 1868 It " Of 2daye ID lOx 022 also,
Norfolk.st, W g. 1865 II Of Hestersf, 25xlOu.. -.
smith, Thomas and wife. 10 Bridget MullOn l5.dst
\. loo II OF Morrisaye, 20xlls.l subject TO sooo
mortgage
Stafford. Bridget 10 John Carroll, l0th-avs VS. 5d5
IT n Of 56th-st, 5OxljO, subject TO $1,000 mort
sweeriy. Peter and wife. to Catherine Bradley,
cor Broadway and 33d-st SO 9xl23.5 being same
deed nled Nov 90 1870
Terry EdmuIf and wife. to sarah Gutenberg. 4Othst,
1913 II W OF 9th-aye, lS4x9s.9, subject 10
Trinity Church rector etc to William Nicely Thomp-
son, family burial place In Trinity Church eelne-
terv ilthave. :, 22.SIlj2
Wehrun. Charles c, Ia Ella o Wihts. l23d-st, =,
2l6l = II OF 4th-ave, 1873 2IlO0 ........:
West, Charles W, referee, 10 james W Palmer ana
Charles W woosey. trustees. Albany st, :, 80 IT
W o Rtsu 26X6S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
PfcSENGFRN IRRICED.

FROM LIVERPOOI.-IH Sf.lDiship Ug3ninG.-R. Wilson.
Go.gc-, g. THOMPSON \ Ihumpsuu. j swami Z. >mnns,
I. l4rr. I'D. Ea,m Miss Aiarg Mckrog3. d. Steele NJ
collins T. STANCE. r. stance g. Edmouis Miss VI Pettts,
J simpson. J. Cia,tc. VI OBrtn. n calvin.
PROM HAHBCRG-A Ne9nshsP O. f amt Or Alfred
Sp'lngrr BIZ, hTuicr a. Eaadr NtTZ. J Fischer. j.
Biddu II,brcitr FIistcr StLa"for Il. Hayu.
Baum Camille Wcidmer, Emma Irwin, Cart Aarzin Fred
Hhhg.
FROM HAVANA-Ia steamship Cify ~ Vera CIVz-Wm.
H. Brrbnnk. Thomas Nngf, Thomas GOnkly, Frank H..
Warner. Est.baD Arrange Alvarez
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR IIVTRPOOI-tf Se0tshfI SrHha.-Kcy. !. Beattic.
T. Hettt-. H. U'nthhv. Nj ami Mr. o,'v q. children
and mail servant NJ l. Cameron g. IT, earn inter hr ana
Ms J. ". curtis Ms VI. Curtis Mr. " Irckcrson Mr..
aud Mrs bIruat AutIs Mr. - der nnd s"n, T. ''h j. y
Han iIal.i Nj. ifaUu Mir IiOA afG AMI son,
Dr. klHssicv Mafrr - iavrric" NJ aua M. J. A. LOWS.
Mr. Is. Ieite a. Mutktr7r !. D. Markwai. Mr.. =. \.
NIco.rn. Groia g. Ostirmef. Dr. " e. OFT ron, H. Rom
mrit e. b. Hryhoii- T.. i,I \. Kpheii-nn D. Russell ~-
~chuuier ~ sheldon and wiz. G. \ stevenson. D. Suthcf
land. J. May Watson, \. 4. WIchuian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
CRIMINAL NOTES.

For some time the Rev. Matthew Nicot,
pastor ~ ~. BCuacc's Church, al FOrty-srveniist
and sccOnd-ave. has missed small Of money AID
valuable property from the pastoral rcsidcncc. No. 3J1
East Forty -seyehtli-st. boy, MlchaI O'Day, con-
f-.ed that The thief and was committed iOr trial,
yesterday, by justice Ottcrhourg.
Audley W. GazZan, a lawyer was commit
tea YESTERDAY Ludlow street jail ny Judcc Barrett,
for ron gfuiy retaining moneys belonging To lIungs-
WORTH Led. Co.. alter lac had been directed b.! Judge
Van BIunt 10 pay them over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
COURT or APPEAIS,

ALBANY, JAN 43.-ln the Court of Appeals,
TO-DAY. Tie following business was tidnsaccd 40 G.-stii'
vel ag Mutual Life Insurance Company. Argued by Rob
en- ~rwe appellant H. W. Nah Polt tOr pendent. 80
6y-AlerWln aeL IIfo Insurance Company. Argued by
ira d. arre (0T appellant -. T. BlIpt Tor respondent
No I9-BreWG ag FeinIuan Argued by Waldo u utcl'
apbcildnt HAM ana j. = Afd.r-on Tor re-
slOndcai No 3G.ShaLt srrare agt Markham. Argued by
A. 81 bingham for appellant j. f. hove igi respondent
Day calendar I4ursday January 2ith.-NOs J. 40 3D.
40 20. "a 40,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
CHARGED WITH FALSE REPREs ENTATIONs.

JUN 4. DUUrdH- Il IIHII'I, 1T w. IV- IfIIfI -FI'
and RESTAURANT keeper az No - siXthayo.. Was held
yesterday - 900 bail ~ Justice Duny. charged with
obtaining moury under false prctences The COMPLAIN
ant. f. Il. Lawrence Of No. 30 Fnl-lyc., claims that
DoUrun askrd him for th,7nan Of s5bl. sscTiug that
BE- was worth S2oOOO aud above his debts. ON the
strength OF these representations Mr. Lawrence lent the
but could n back He claims that Duugan
WAS bankrupt when he askcd Tor the loan. DOuGan
released on bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24

81 told her I'd never smoke another cigar
ne said softly. "aAd I won't 4 uip-s plenty good
enough and hc gracefully drew match over
tie largest part OF his tr0wsoT-l R,ckland Courier.
Gail Hamilton has begun another series of
articles III TIE TRiB and the question Of the here
after begins mike disressinFly In many editorial
heart Rochester d. norrat and chronicle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
UIRINE INTELLfGENCE.
MINIATTRE ALMANAC.

ises..... III -un srs... j,- Cock hIst; IL %
Moon Uses - Moon -outli,. 80 Noon, days u
HlGH WAIE. lO-uAi-A ~
sandy Hook. GOV. island. O23 Hell Gate.... IL
nIGn wATKa gU-pAY-r ~
SANDY H. Ok. O0l Goy. Island Uii Hell Cate 2;1J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24

TIT Fos TAT.-Coquet.e Ito whom Eligible
PARTY has Just unsuccessuliy prOposed On, dare say
mis- rs not the FIST time you have been feihseu LiH
le party (netled) AT all events IL obviously Is me
lrst time you have had change Of refusing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
RECORDED LEASES.

Fish Hamilton, e. sophia Irish, AZ. ment TO reduce
rrt' on less.h. 81 ave :. o. 70 OF l5tl-st. for
lNv,ar, from 400 20 $500 per aluum .............
sichu.. .uey T. 80 Jarvis Nich0.s ard wife, lease
l2~il.at - r. 40 e from ith-aNe lease for life on
payment Of .............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Abbott Blanche l. and husband, TO Charles n Place,
WaslIngtoDa ave VS., ll2ftne of Marblr-st, Nor. ..
Aston John j. William Aston and William W Aston,
ssTmsmt Of NOR ri eage- for $3.50 anu
Beiser Iohn to Matilda A BeIser 4Sdst 1875 # nan
Bull John ana wife, to Caroline Bull, iOIiavees,
Bu John and Vile to to Charlie, II Robinson '''V'
William II Pooer and Alfred NJ Bull trustees. . ooo
Co,eaberg Henry ana wife, to Edmund Terry. 4oh- -
Co,iua Franz and wife, to Joseph Closius Nc GAG -
waeral 81 ISSl f. Of OF ssanmsst and ob 1900
= Lockwood. executors 3d-ave, s. 25 # of ana
Dubois Rose Eimire to Ehrick Pailniy, assignment OF
Gsc%Sindi Fioiian ana wife to Elizabeth Meaning
lj0th -. = 5. $50 II OF Cortiandt ave 300
''I i2Sth, t ss s. It Of rtt ' 5000
Iirscl Henrietta. TO Bernhard Bcrgenhcm, sith-:t,
Holly. Augustus +, to John : cites, assignment of
Hone Insurance Company Bnrlels,
Just. Edw ard II ST. u James Plat ana Charles III
JoHett. uustrcs. Great Jones ST. betweeJ Broad go
Kip Isaac l. a,rme MetzSer extension OF ooo
Lee Robert T. to Ann Louise Witse, assignment Of
Iec Eo6,ri T. 10 Caroline witsc exccatrx assign
toc S LEVI a. and John + Lockwood executors V''
to Andres bold a'snmsi Of mortgage Of se7O5
Low sa ave- - "a no MSns Mos Sor looC
nest u norr'ee -. 1.OoC
49, 20 It y Il Gihays 1000
plot, between AveA AMI lst've and l05th and 49,
New,YcrS Life Insurance Company to Sarah Hart l
assignment ~ mortgage 1893.
Lewis g. r forrp. 70 George Davcs, County
moftercc maic by fcriando Wood '......'.. 3,s5C
Rob,rt Lee a,srlncn1 " mortgage coco
e. 1853 4 o. 1.5OC
SCHNEIDER Charlie q. William Struthcrs, assign
smith. l. DraErll and wife to Isaac j Martin 10Th
9e7 Il e Of 5tlayc 49,. 1900
mortgage On SO $50 Orchard st. for one 1000
Il ' Of fish ii$,hst MAJ ~ " '' go -: 275C
eG Z" Ave1 s95.
ssi It = OF Nvc'A 1905
son & sons West jSi,st n : $50 Il Gthaycr' 1900
Wide. Joseph pHh WIFE, tn Edward Cunningham.
IruOnie.st, sJ4 n Of ThoUl sOI-st Is.
nold l. Hcfnsn s.s's nmc ut Of morteage...... $50,
So c"r 4oth st and Ilth 7Oot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
Gin Real estate tor Sale.

G'OR SALE-Ncry low. a valuable leaSehOld
property, Of lots the southeast corner N
21a AMI lltlyr tease having 80 years uueNrci. Ap
py tr lumber ytrl the premises, 10 JOHN ii. Bus
SILL.
OIL nhn WEST 22D-ST, near 9th
~ .OO''. ave; 4stOry brick. rutland &
WHITING, Bc Sman A.
HISTORY BUILDING. Gth-avC., near 30td-st,
- for SALE o. LEANEA stationary and fancy store for
sale; flats containing rooms lor housekeeping A DALEY
GlE Gfh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
Connirn Real gstalc for Sale.

CANANDMGUA. y. I.-Naluable farm and
Y country nce Just outside corporation Limits VIII
b. a sacIluCe. Of ~ health 81 owner
rutland & WHITING, Beekmans ct
LIOR SALE-STORE and DWELLING com
4 hned for any hg,.t business. AZ MlLLBROOk, Dutch
County. y. y hddrcs, BOX a. FISIkILI" y y.
EOR SALE-Vcry chcap-A beautiful coun-
i iry Rocknnd County. twenty miles nom city
Address Pos Office Box O29.
EOR SALE or to RENT-A HOUSE and
Y BARN with four of land. In Iltehned terms
easy. AGcr,ss RON 3S7, lItchlcd Conn.
HANDSOME village residence, brick slate roof
outbGidng- orchard. la WI. garden brook near
dcIut beautiful mountain scenery. e. H. Oliver Luz BWay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
AMnsemenIs.
4 GREAT LECTURE.
MONDAY

"A KEDPATH LIC Ell ~. CHIChEIING HALL.
COLONEL ROBERT q. 1NGERs0ll, the wittiest and
Lot ure ON 1.-THE ITREkTY OF MAN, WOMAN AND
CHILD at ChickeIlng Hal, MONDAY. January ~.
TUESDAY, new lecture on THOMAS PAINE"
Admission 10 cents Ne extra charge for reserved seats
Tickets to-day al schuDeiuS 81 cnsquaIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
Ciin DropcriD 90 fct.

CMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED with HCLLS
- PATENT CAST IRON GALVANIZED NENTILATUR
Warranted send Tor circular. state rights for sale.
HULL. GRfPPEN & co, so 3dave. y. y.
ITO RENT-On Broadway, two large OFFICES
for term OF years possession Immediate; WITH gas
radiators elevators desirable for lawyers
rate USE. Address BOX 80 l20 BToadway. Newlork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
Musltdl Instruments

painted M oil by nrstcass cOOrist. $40. Quarter sza,
$40 Imperial cards. So In frame store Il
tlaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Jan. 90, 1878.
The two following sales were held at the Ex-

Chhngt
BIZ John T. Boyd.
story frame house and and frame stables with lot
No 52l West 40th-st. 1925 II W lOthave, lot 2ox o n
$50; Michael Amslliem. soo
ID Richard Y. HdTRstt
1 5.story buding with lease Of lot, No Harclayst
ms, bet Broadway and Church lot 25x15 y years
lease from NAV l. 1873 ground rent sl.5OO per an y
nun; Elizabeth w Horton. o.