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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
DECISIONS 10.

Supreme Court ChdmbeS-By Judge Lawrence
Nordinger agt. Observation-Disclosures granted.
BY Judge Donohuo-Itloy agt CONSOLIDATION granted.
In the OF Tracy-RCeree appointed Senes ag Hay
rnga.-DiBmssed motion. Barnett agt Marks-Unless
Plaintiffs have served the copy Of shers certificate de-
iendant Lotion denied SIC costs 10 abide event.
Special Ten-By Judge LawreneeLord, etc. agt Bald
G,feut~ FGrt T~By Judge Van Brunt-Krommelbeln agt
BiliDgs.-Case settled.
superior Cout-SDecial 1erm-By Judge Spier.-
Arnault "a ArnaulL-Order settled. 49, -
nv Jno 60 sanior-CamerOn agt the Equitable life Assur
United StatesOrder Oyerung demurrer
by Justice Curtis-Liyiugson agt. OConnerOrder
OF continuance. Cook agL COok-AdOufned TO sepCm'
H. ~ Chambers Heydecker ct al agt Wilmer
ding order Of substitution. Heydecker agt Catn
order Spachman Seeb0d et aOrder
granted EtYle agt Byrne.Ordsr granted Whitney agt
GOnOndei Murray agt Bann0n.-BOnds approved. Wilson
YOungorior OF disconnuance Wool agt the Massa
Mutual Life Insurance Company.-Order granted
Vanallen agL wrghti the Mutual Lie Insurance Company
agt Townsend; Miller agt. Lewis Kendall agt Petrie
Gym agt Dempsey schmidt agt Fe schappert agt Ring
lef-Orders granted.
Common Pleas-Specdl Term-BY judge G.. p. DAILY.
Simpson agt Golden-Appleation granted Coles agt.
ShermRnMOtlOn denied with $40 costs Wenzel agt Ires
eer Motion TO dismiss appeal granted with go costs Alter.
Observation-Disclosures dismiss complaint granted with
$40 costs defendant. Halk agt Mathers Kelly agL
the Mayor, etc In the matter Of Wenhaua-Apphcsuon
granted without costs,
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SEEKING LEGAL SEPARATION.

Judge Potter, yesterday, denied the motion
for reference the divorce suit OF Margaret Turnbull
against Peter Turnbul The marriage took place March
T. 1875 and April % occurred the domestic rupture
which ended In separation To the charges OF cruelty
and tOrcibe ejectment from their residence, No. 43l
West seyerieenth-st, made by the Wife, the husband
made countercbarge Of cruelty. He alleged that the
plaintiff was fortytwo years Of age and strong; he Is
sxyseven years old and helpless because Of nervous
paralysis; that his wife took advantage of his helpless
situation TO abuse him, and turned him OF doors.
He further alleges that she Is IN OF the house
and will not let him return. Ho wants speedy jury
trial.
j. s. Potter appointed referee yesterday by Judge
DUnOnue m divorce suit brought by Benjamin Brown
against Amelia A. Brown The marriage took place IN
Baltimore, January 2, 1855 The plaintiff charges his
wife with adultery with Joseph A. Errce. They have
children.
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AMnMAN,s MAD FrRY.

Officer Zwichut, of the Eighty-eighth Street
Police station, Monday night saw n loving couple
pass along Firstaye, near Observation-Disclosures
In their rear walked excited woman carrying large
knife officer reached tho latter Just IN time 20 pre-
vent her from punging the weapon into tho back Of
the man front. The entire party then went TO the
police station; where the wOud-be murderess gave her
name Eliza Avery, She said that for five years she
had we'd with Francis w. Otard, and that he had de-
serted her. she resolved 10 XII him, and would have
cnrriei her intentions had NOT the officer uerered
also threatened 10 the attempt when released
prison Yesterday Judge Wheeler committed Eliza
Avery for trial IN default OF 900 bail
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DESERTED WIFE.

Katie Miner, age nineteen, told Judge
Wheeler yesterday at the Harlem Police Court that her
husband, Cha.. s. Miner age twenty. refused 20 sup
port her According her story. year ago she took
Charles out Of Ludlow Street JAIL where she had put HIM
for refusing marry her, and their union after FOL
lowed The husband who stood at the bar. said he had
no business Don't believe IT, Judge" interrupted the
wife; " be has tots OF money for other women" The
Ind told the Young husband be must pay his wife 80
Der week Can't do H. Your Honor" was the reDiv.
The prisoner then committed IN default OF $500
bond. The wife Is "a nurse In lunatc asylum.
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his keeping In the Of eight months during which
Miss Gertrude fed and clothed the scamp he managed
70 coax away from her moro than 81 300. which he
souandered in gambling. Next Sunday was the
day set for the marriage. The banns had
been published and lie Brun had obtained rom pit.
Bloom, French commission merchant, gOig HascL
worth SIS. as a wedding gift TO his bride On Iuesun
afternoon the heartess Frenchman diSappeared, anu
Miss Gertrude found that her trunk had been broken
open and her jewelry-watch chain, rings ana orace
lels-had been stolen Her bank-book WIN WHY lulu
also gone and with 1t the commission merchhhts p
Then charge of grand larceny was MADE aganss I
men who knew lie Brun ia Paris say that no mas WIZ
and child living there.
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THE COURTS
A CONFIDENCE MAN AND PROBABLE THIEF
RECOVERY OF LARGE AMOUNT OF PAWNEl
pROPERTY

A CONFIDENCE MAN AND PROBABLE THIEF
RECOVERY OF LARGE AMOUNT OF PAwNED
PROPERTY.
Detective Schmittberger, of the Twenty
ninth Precinct. aFraigDed Thomas McGrath, gentle
manly appearing young man, before Justice Blxhy at
jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday morning
charged with swinding number Of pawn dealers about
the city. and also suspicion OF being sneak thiei
McGrath for time past has been carrying on lu
oraVe but very crooked business One OF Interpretations
was in the piano line. Under pretenee ne hred AT
various times not 10 excite suspicion two pianos
from Waters Son, at IS month each, and they were
sent to the place ordered The day OF tho day fol-
lowing their arrival at his rooms he sent them to loan
office, obtaining advance Of $40 on each instrument
He repeated this op ration Belts Co., obtaining
two pianos that firm. It Is supposed that he mas
similarly imposed other piano dealers about the CITY,
The officer arrested McGrath at Twentysecondst and
Broadway on Monday night, as he was about stepping
out OF a coach with fashOnablY dressed woman, ana
kept him at police station for the night In his pOck
cts were fOrty-seyen pawn tickets representing nfteen
coats, five silk umbrellas, dozen silver easp0OnsWhen
were pledged for $40, two satehes and CONTENTS sew
era pairs OF trousers three more SIX dresses Tte
pairs OF shoes, lace window curtains. pledged Tor 500
been stolen Justice Bixby granted order for the re-
cOvery OF the property, with Wow OF enabling the
owaeTs TO identify IT, and IL may all be seen ht the
ninth Precinct Police Station, on West Ihrtleh
ST., Wednesday McGrath was remanded to prison 10
await examination.
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs- Potter. J.-COurt opens at
1890 ocIock a. m.-CaendAr called at II o'clock mNOs
81 49, as o. a. o. o. 1911 1873, 1885, l69 l62 no. IT,
1872 1888, iS4. 1876 1885, ls7, 1888.
MARlHf Coggr-TmAL TEEM Mp I-G9epn y- ,N
47s2 4SI3 4S46 4S7 4s97 4911 1913 1901, 4924 1906
PART II-slnnotL J-Nos 1872, 2g27i 4lle 270i. 1922
Part IIl-shea y.-Nos 1893 4sb9, Al4s, 1870, $685.
1889, bOOO bUOl, b0O2 b0O3, 1904 6UO5.
GENERAL 5EssIOSs-PART 1-Haokett, ReeOrier.P Patrick
Welsh Welsh Charles Dorsey feomOus assault and
battery GOttleb Steiger Vim. w. Wells Margaret ThOmp
son. George Martin Emanuel Cohen WIN. Wilson grand lar
eeny Boyle, James H. Holden John Gardner burg
larry Joseph Janne assault and battery John Sullivan rob
berry.
PART II-sutherland J.-wm. Kennedy homicide Henry
BurtOD robbery Michael MelrOe Edward simons feOnOua
assault battery,
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There are a great many men in this world
who imagine that they born with genus. and lie
down on sofa aud walt for inspiration until
other fellow who thought himself Ounce rises by hard
labor 10 competency, buys the sofa, and leads the
waiting genius by the THIS IL not Joke 10 In
a fact-GClneinnau Breakfast Table
"Your Honor" said one of the new police
yesterday, while testylng In the OF charged
with disturbance OF the peace, " the defendant was
making great deal Of nOiss aud swearing at me-"
Did he speak English ~ asked the defendants counsel
Z" No. sir, he spoke Italian" Then how did you know
wrinkles In his race, replied the ofeerLsan Francisco
Call.
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CIVIL N0TEs

Avoids Yertanian. a Christian Turk, study
ing theology In this country was naturazed in the
Court OF Common Pleas yesterday lie has already been
Installed ~ Christian minister and intends to 20 back
10 Turkey 10 bring his family 20 this country.
The General Term of the Supreme Court of
Kings Comfy has decided 10 dismiss the complaint In
the case OF the People on the relation OF James Meyers
AGAINST Justice Herman l.. Guck OF the Fifth District
Court Brooklyn, who was charged with eNactiug illegal
fags
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4 HKARTLESS DECEIKER.

The arrest of Emile LIE Brun was demanded
Tuesday night with sObs tears, the Central Office
By Miss Gertrude sohetcb, French woman, who keeps
restaurant No 70 West Houston-st lie Brun IL said
20 have left st. Louis months 70 avoid trouble
following his attentions to widow there. Here be made
tho acquaintance Of Miss sohOch and after brief court
ship arranged 10 take the LADY VITA the restaurant into
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A RAILROAD ON COMFY ISLAND BEACH.

n NhILINOItJ VL' N'II'I1I 1'1I14A+'D 31'13'N7-@'
The route of the Sheepshead Bay and Coney
Island Railroad Company filed in the office OF the
Register OF Kings County from point near Cables
Hotel at Coney Island distance Of about 800 feet
from the water line along the beach TO the western end
of the island The town Of Gravesend objected to the
route OF the company, the ground that 1t would
damage the value OF the Island, and proposed new
route running along Gravesend Bay commission,
consisting of Robert Loomis. Thomas Adds Emmett and
Thomas Kinsoa, was appointed by the Kings County
Supreme Court, To decide between the two routes.
While tine commission was considering the matter the
company filed amended map changing the route near
the western end A majority Of the commission re-
ported in favor OF the original route MIR Knsella dis
sentDg. The General Term Of the Supreme Court,
before whom the matter was brought Yesterday, con-
hrmed the report OF the commission. Judge Barnard
however held that the change OF route deprived the
commission OF the right to confirm the original route
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A YOUNG HUSBAND SUED FOR ABANDONMENT

Mrs. Carrie McCrOssOn appeared IN Justice
washs Court, in Brooklyn, yesterday, complainant
against her husband Thomas McCrOsson whose father
resides at No 354 stuyvesautaye, charging him with
abandonment. Mrs. McCrossOn wore silk dress
trimmed with velvet, and white kid gloves She said
that her father mother lived IN NewHayen, and In
city, three years she became acquainted
with the defendant TO whom she was married IN Brook
Ism July 49, 1878. They returned To Newllayen at
once aud renamed there a week Her husband then
took her TO his fathers house. where III treated
Soon after she returned 70 New-Haven. Her husband
had contributed To her support Justice Walsh
dismissed the case on the ground that the defendant
not resident OF tins State Mrs McCfOssOn left the
courtroom leaning on her husbands arm.
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help pOanlco

A FEW ENERGETIC MEN wanted, of gem
N eel address, 10 canvass No. business houses
elusive control and large profits Apply from 10 IL
10 hickman st. tlnrd nO0r
WANTED-Agents for an article of ready
w sale. Address W., Box %, Tribune Ofnoe.
WANTED-By n wholesale drug-house an
w experienced ORDER CLERK also q boy with some
knowledge Of the business who write we'll Address Box
8, Tribune once.
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Gouarlnershiu Nolires.

uNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing I'm.
tho OF Carpenter RuSse is this day dis
solved by The business will DO continued By
Pesse Carpenter settles all Liabilities and 20 whom al
bulls duo said firm must be paid.
REESE CARPENTER.
GEO. IL. RUSSELL.
New.York sept. H. 1878.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Madison-ave, " cor l32d.st l9llxso; David Nc.
Master and wife 20 Mary McMaster. !
Lexngt0n-ave " cor 0ray-st Gath Ward, lOOXlOO;
Benjamin Bent TO Eliza Ellis. ..-...:....
Church-st tho 1907 2lx75 William Leary, referee,
70 Irwin Mcdowell trustee etc.
Henry ST. n e. between Catharine and Markei-sts, 70
xlO0i Grant sinclair. referee 70 John N bar
Gay-st, s. 62.2 II n OF Waverleyplace lSlxS0; Pc
ter TebOw 20 Peter " TebOw-
130thst y o. 415 It OF 6th-aye, 20x90.ll A Ran
SON. referee TO Arthur Ingraham. ........,....-...
ll6fh-st n s, 200 IL " Of 2d-ayes 2Oxl60lli
GwJllim referee to John Frey and Othere. .-....
43d-st s. 381 II Q OF lOth-ave, 19xIOO.5i Charles
Hare 10 Mary T. Allare.. .,-----,.
22d.st. dot 4l3); William Fogg to Henry ID
52d-st n s, 10 # W OF lst-aye, 40xlOO.6; Dennis
LOOnie 70 Nicholas Gayer.
4Sthst, n q, ITS II Of 1lth-ave, 25xlOo.42i John
Maxwell and WiletO Louis JOsephthal, .....-...-..
l44th-st g. 100 II W OF 9Th ave, 25x99.ll; William
Reid f. TO Ernest .Mowitz.
120th-st s. 1884 II " OF AYe-A, lOOXlOO.ll James
Regan and wife TO Daniel Regan. ......--.........
l24th-st 8. 17S ft Of 4th-aYe. lSxlOO1ls Daniel
Regan 10 James Regan. ..,...;...
64th ST, g. 100 II W of 3daye, 201Oxl00.b; Thomas
Fitzpatrick and wife 20 John FOrneY 80.
52d-st s, u 53dst So, 100 It OF llthaye % the
Hudson River; David McMaster and wife TO Mary
49th.st. 8, $50 II OF 1st-aye. 75xl005; Mary Is
Trmble TO James Wallace. (Recorded IN Regis
ter's Office, August 2O)
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 10th

il day OF August A. d. 1873 Warrantiu BankruDtcy was
issued against OF GEORGE n SCUDDER OF the
CITY OF NoWYOFk In the County OF Newly and staleoi
New York who been adiudged bankrupt on his OWL pc
ttOn that the payment OF any debts and delivery on s
belonging 10 such bankrupt 20 him or lot ms
aud the transfer property by him. forbidden D
law meeting OF the creditors OF the SAID OaBkrupL
their debts. and 10 choose more asalgbe
his estate, will be held az Court Of BANKRUPTCY w 20
holden No Warsn.st IN the City OF New-fOrk ptiolp
John W. little esquire Register the 2Si day OF
Der, A. ID. 1876 at 10 o'clock m. LOUIS T. e go
u y Marshal Messenger Southern District OF
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aonsrs ano Sarms tOanleo.

XVANTED-A furnished house in trst-elass
w location where owners family would board and give
privilege OF few bOar6ers reference given Address
u 4. p. Box No. 10 Tribune Ohice
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nNHIS IS no GIVE NOTICE: Mini on dc

9th day Of September D. 1878 Warrant In Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate Of PETER n RUNYoN OF
the Cy the County OF New York and state
Of Newly been adjudged bankrupt on his own
petition the payment Of debts ana delivery OF any
property belonging 10 such bankrupt TO hun for MS
use. and the transfer Of any property by bin, are
forbidden meeting OF the creditors OF the sad
bankrupt prove their debts and 10 choose one or more
assignees estate will held Court or Bank
Tnptey 10 be holden at No lS9 Flu Building
In the CITY New-YOrk, before Edgar Kechum esquire;
Register the oath day OF september A. D. 1sts 9tlS
O'Clock m. LOUIS II. RA1
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Country propertp 20 Ert.

COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRl-
u SONS opposite West Point Address FIsHklLL
SAVINGS BANK, Fishkil, n. y.
FURNISHED Dwelling at Madison, N. IA
from depot 10 let September owner vii board Win
tenant II desired Address II. DOUGHEBTf, T44 Brol'
st.. Newark. n. j.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Tuesday. sept.

EEwYORK. Tuesday. Sept. 10. 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesoOm TO-DAY:
BIZ John T. Bond
/ 3-story brick dwelling and 5-stoFV brick dwelling
with lot. No ~ Leonard 100 "a Of Hudson
st. lot sjEiOo Caroline Antons.,-. s7,o7c
BIZ HHah ~ Cdg,D.
4-stOry brick building with lot, NOZ03 West 00thsf
MS $50 IL 0 Of llthave. lot 25xl0 8: Mutual Life
1ns O,0O0
BIZ HOTdtin HenriqHes.
5stOry brick building with lot No 1913 lOth-aye,
49.4 n OF 33d.sf, lot Z4.Sx51x2f0xb4 tO Jas
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TENUIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the Sd

day OF September A. d. 1878, Warrant ~ bankruptcy
was ssped against the estate OF FRIEND PITTS OF the
CITY OF New.York, the County OF NewYork and STATE
OF New.YOrk who has been adudged bankrupt on MS
petuOn that the pigment OF any debts and delivery
property belonging such bankrupt 70 hlm OF
his use the transfer of any property oy hun arc
that meeting OF the creditors Of the sao
barupf TO proye their debts and 20 choose more
assignees OF estate, win be held Court OF bank
be holden No l39lFultOn Bennett BuIoI8'
In the City Of NewYOrk before Edgar Ketchum esquire
o'eock M LOUIS y. PAlN,
m Marshal "a Messenger Southern District OF NewYofk
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Bunkrnpt Notices,

U1HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
4thday OF September A D. 1873 Warrant In ankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF CLARK X WAIsoS OF
New.YOrk City IN the County OF New-1ork and Stato
OF New York who has been adudged bankrupt on MS own
pettion; Of uebs and delivery OF any
property belonging TO such bankrupt 10 MN OF ioI
and he transfer property him. forbidden bylaw
fba meeting Of the creditors Of the bankrupt 10
their debts ana 20 choose assgnees OF his estate
will he held al Court Bankruptcy. 70 be holden az No
Beekmanst, NeWYOrK CITY, before James +. DNl.n'
esquire Register 26th day Of Septemoer A ID 1915
a. 10 oeock m LOUIS +. PANN,
~ s. Marshal as Messenger Southern District OF NewNork
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

HEJUhUED UIUItIUhNIlos
4s waTeriey " year $4,000
f'r9s 6i HGns Of sdaVo Vear 1000
0ds on MaeE S Of 47tht $4,000
ComPan ArSf s % Sa eSave 5000
P'hs3 i Sa% of fa we 8 @S 5000
Spencer R2aB mary Ted 70 conona' MaOi 1000
s0S Ss Ps s9 and 5S 1871 Years 500
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Kissam William H. guardian etc, TO Julian II Bar -
;.
ROscnfha Joseph to Herman Bacharaeh..--'.'' 5'Vy5
Stacey James Mary lOOO
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HHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the

j 2sfh day OF August, A. D. 1878, Warrant IN Bank
rrptcy was issued against the estate Of EDWARD IG
HILL Of CITY New YORK in the County Of New ork and
state Of who has been adudRed bankrupt on MS
pehtOn that the payment o. any debts ana
The transfer property By him, forbidden by law hat
meeting creditors OF the said bankrupt TO prove their
dets and assignees Of his estate VIII
be held Court of Bankruptcy 20 be holden az No.
Warrenst City of NewIOrk. before John W. Little,
esquire Register. the 25th day Of september A. d. 1873
at IL O'Clock a.. LOUIS fs-RA1H;
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was issaed against the estate Of JOHN II. PATEN, OF
the civ and County NewYork and State of New York.
Who has been adludged bankrupt on his own petition
that the payment OF debts and delivery OF any
nroperty belonging such bankrupt TO him OF Tor
hs use and the transfer Of property 6y him, are
forbidden by law; meeting Of the creditors OF the
sd banrup 10 rOve their debts and TO choose one or
more asgnees his estate viii be held at Court OF Bank
York before Dayton Register, on the 22d DAY
OF October, A. ID. 1875 at IL O'CLOCK NJ , -, ,,,,,
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Marshal southern b b9Eas e EESTSY
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That ON u

7th day Of september A. D 1873. Warrant in Bank;
ruptcy was issued against the estate OF ARNOLD
8 GIJERBFR Of MOnsey, in County OF Rockand,
and state Of NewYOrk who has carried business Tor the
Nix months Immediately preceding the ming OF DIS
petition az the City OF New.York, who has been
adiudgad a bankrupt his own petition; that the
payment debts and delivery OF any property beonng
such bankrupt him or for his use ana the taster &
property forbidden by law; that meeting OF the
creditors the said bankrupt their debts ana 70
OF his estate. viii be ned az
Court OF Bankruptcy be holden at No l52 IN
the CITY OF NeWYOrk before MI Henry Wilder Allen Reg
ster on the 7h day OF October A. ID. 1875 az II o'clock N
'''0-' ~ 49, LOUIS r. PAYN,
o
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Citp Droperrp 90 Ect.

A small private family having more room
"A than they need would LET FURNISHED or UN.
FURNISHED eongena party the seeond ana He
Apply to 343 W. 92DsTp ADJOINING CENTRAL PAkk:
HOUSES and FRENCH FLATS, furnished
and unfunshed, in desirable locations Win an
DLEASANT APARTMENTS.-Six and ten
4 rooms iu good order cOnveniences az reasonable
rents Apply 10 JANIToR, 5ls East 15thst or Tribune
Building
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COnntrp Real estate for Sale.

hudson RIVER, opposite Poughkeepsie-
Large farm completely stocked price 800 per acre
rutland & WHITING. Beekman-st.
GALE or EXCHANGE, at Newport. X. l.,
- about 40 acrea with splendid water fron Tor prop
erty in NewYOrk, Philadelphia OF vicinity Address A L.
524 Grandst, n. Y.
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silnatlcns manieo-- Hlales.

A steady young cOlOred man of considerable
~ experencs private house service as 6ueT also as mead
Brooklyn Address by letter TO ~ l47 Wiloughbys
BROOKLYN
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Gitp Real estate for Sale.

GOOD WORK and reasonable prices
N CHARLES WARN, practical carpenter ana puiiuer'
2O3 East 36th-st-
dh1S n00 -LexingtOn-aYe.; full lot;
- lO,UOU. large house. rutland WHITING
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sitnations Epanlss females

A LADY going abroad wishes a situation for
N reliable French woman as seamstress and 70 tea.n
French country Apply from 10 20 q or address D.