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TRADE AND TRANSPORTATION.

regular meeting or the Board OF Trade and iran.
sportauon was held yesterday NJ thor rooms, No
ITO Pearl street, ~ which the President Cap,aip
Ambrose H. SNOW, occupied the CHAIR
The Executive Committee, through their chairman
reported that more commodIous rooms had boon
secured At Nos 81 and 80 Pearl street. TO which the
Office Of tho Board will be on tho coming LIST
Of Nay, where tho next meeting will De held.
Mr. r. b. Thurbsr, Chairman OF The Committee on
1ransportatson, reported at length upon bill No
3547 OF the Houss Of Representatives introduced By
Representative John H. Reagan. liz conclusion the
COMMITTEES onefcd the following resolution -
Resolved That the bill for the regulation OF interstate
commerce fntfoouced ny the Hon. John H. Reagan and
which 70 nov pendng In the House Representatives
most OF ~ provisions meets with the hearty approval Of
make u effective board OF competent
should be provided to supervise It's Workings Further
that the Ia feature OF said bill though equit
"a pncpie so diucut to put into practical operation
that IL may safely " omitted Tor the present.
The report and resolution were unanimously
adopted
Mr.. simon Sssrne, Of the Committee on Legislation
reported that ball had beon introduced into ths
Legislature concerning the appointment of state Rat
road Commissioners, aud an argument had been made
before she railroad committees. fhe principal oppo-
sition. MI. Sterne said, was mado ny Mr.. Chauhccy
Depcw, who stated that III the Railroad COMMISSION
ers IN Massachusetts, were asked their opinion TO
their own usefulness thcy would answer that they
worth nothing >" Mr. sterne stated that he had
written 70 Mr.. Charles Francis Adams, JE, asking
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A ROUNDSMAN REBUkED.

Mr.. Max III. Bender, associate editor Of the Stats
Zcitung. returned home on the evening OF tho 18th
uiL and found his wife In tears. she said she had
been insulted by gang of rowdies Mt tho corner Of
First avenue and seventh street. Mr. Bender wont In
search OF an officer TO make known his grievances
Seeing Roundsmsn Lndeman In prolonged and IA
miliar conversation with female up the avenue Mr.
Bender advanced aud made his complaint, laying
s.ollcer. there IS q the corner which needs
your attention." the officer replied, II am
attending 70 . case now that Is OF more
Importance .'Then, II you refuse to dispense
these loasrs who have iusultcd my vile, and whose
profanc Language can be heard from even here, de-
inand your number" The roundsman computed with
sbe demand, adding, In a mandatory way, snow,
make tue most OF IL, and clear out OF here, quick.
III am property holder ana q taxpayer said Mr..
Bender, land II 10 your business TO protect, and not
insult ctizsns" ''pI lot you soc you Can talk 70
me In that ipsoent way" SAID Roundsman Linde-
man; ''l lock you up n you don't shut up" aud, as
Mr. Bender remained 70 brave the Official snreat, tho
worthy policeman was as good a. mis- word, aud.
apoiog ixng TO his female friend Tor having TO leave
her SO abruptly, he marched the unfortunate but
sturdy Bender 10 the station house where he lodged
a charge OF disorderiy conduct against him. Ser
geant Bcrgnold would not entertain the compla mt.
and discharged Mr.. Bender from custody. The latter
sought redress from President smith at Police Hosd-
quarters yesterday. During the hearing oil the tes,
Inony the roundsman gave several interesting exhi.
bions Of his temper, which called forth the mild
buks from the Court, "Roundsman, you are allowing
yourself TO get too mucn excited here.n
'.Tbat was just tue lroube In the In question:
Your Honor" said Mr. Bender sententously.
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STARTLING Nj WIS.

young man, with a sngularly fertile Imagination.
is Thomas smith, OF No. 80 Mulberry street. 'Catch-
penny TOM 1, his sobriquet, ana he seems to de-
serve IL, for moro in the past he has en-
riched himself by hosxiug a crcduious public II Is
not long since aDidors Ia the Fifteenth ward were
norrined by the announcement that the Brooklyn
Bridge had fallen down, and when tho third term
troversy was warmest people were aroused By Tom
from sneir beds by his slentorian declaration that
g rant had been assHssinated. At about midnight
ON tuesday West Washington place rcsounded with
the dreadful tidngs that war had been de-
clared between England and Russia. IL was
s.Catchponny Tom" again ~ work, and he further
ventilated his geographical knowledge by adding that
there was "nghtibg gong on IN Dublin" Unlccr
Seaman CHANGED upon ME Smith at moment wnen
he voeifcrous. aud discovered that his
extras were advertising sheets OF weekly story paper
containing illustration and opening chapters OF
sRobert Emnet; or. rruo IRISH Hearts," Tom was
brought before Judge Duty yesterday, but IN way
apashd he said that he had come across the papers
last night aud owing 10 his detective reading capacity
he was led believe from the sheets that there was
row ia Duolin anu so he proceeded to ventiate tho
news HIS nno OF $40 ne was unable 10 pay and con-
seQuently was lockeu up.
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FOGARTY VS.. FOGARTY.

II is now moro than year since Dennis Foearty
left his vito and n couple OF sturdy miniatures Of
himself IN possession OF the emouments OF a Ninth
avenue grocery store lilo went TO Chicago, and so
long did he remain there that 'vbo little a.
home" despaired oil seeing any moro OF HIM. Mrs.
Fogariy herself seepuosi on this point. and. be :
J,eviug that she was thrown her own resources
she prosecuted business with energy, and, she
says succeeded In stocking the place and In iaring
well In her humble way Affairs were beginning
TO prosper when back comes Dennis IRON Chicago
aud forthwith ins,als himself as tho lord
aud master OF the whole establis hment.
This assumption OF sovereignty disputed
by Mrs Fogarty and domestic strife resulted Yester
gay morning Dennis came before Judge Duffy 10 show
why should OF nEress place.,
but was told that his wife had equal claims AZ least
La the afternoon back he came 70 protest against her
being left III possession Oi the key, rs that meant
domestic ostracism himself. He claimed that no
money from Oh csgo, helped W stock the store
owned tho furniture aud haa various otb proprie-
tary rights winch shou be taken
but the uugc declined 10 interfere turtner The last
heard OF thc Mr. Fogarty inquiriug II ne
could got warrant II she ip,ererea with him, ana
Mira Fogarty requesting tue same privileges II no
Tested BON OF those queries we're answered In
the Affirmative, that NAV be the last OF IL
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THE VANDERBILT WILL.

At the close Of the proceedings the Vanderbilt will
case yesterday, Surrogate Calvin announced that IL
would require some extraordinary reason to induce
him to prolong the time down for the hearing
OF the case. This includes tomorrow ana nine days
in OF Juno. The Surrogate said he thought
in all conscience that the should be concluded
in these ten hearings, fewer than sxty-nine
witnesses had already been sworn. Judge Black s
sttll I'll and unable to 10 present
The magnetic physician, mrs. Clark was cross ex-
amined ~ length yesterday by Mr. Clinton She was
consistent in her sRtemeDts but was wholly unable
describe the Commodore's room or any of tho fur
niturs in the PORTIONS OF tho house she swore
having visited. The two nurses who attended the
Commodore his last illness were present III court.
but Mrs Clark dad recoliect ever having
seen either She said had searched tor the olter
from the Comm doro asking her 70 call treat h NJ
but could lind II. Mr. Lord said be would call her
husband and her sstcr-n-law TO swear that she had
received such letter and that they hal read II.
John y. Curry, typographical engineer. swore to
the Commodore's having used profane and violent
Ian guage toward him OCCASION. Horace Il.
Brown testified that he knew the Commodore and
onversed with him about Cornelius the decedeut
said he wished Cornelius in good health that
he could lean on h,m; witness lent Cornelius about
$500; It was all repaid except $780, and one day wit
ness spoke OF this amount to the Commodore; the
err said, sharply, 81 didn't think you such
damned tool get riu Of your money in that way;
now you viii TO wait for your pay, like Mr..
dead Cornelius v. De Forest ana Charles stuart
were sworn, but testified 10 nothing OF any moment.
A. Oakley Hail, q. X. Garrison, Nathaniel JARVIS and
other well known names were on the list OF Witnesses
then calico by Mr. Lord None OF them wero
present, and the case was adjourned until FRIDAY.
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A SOLDIERS CRIME.

WILLIAM W. JAMESON, OF GOVERNORS ISL
AND, PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGE OF AS
sAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL
william W. Jamison. soldier m uscian doing duty
at Governors Island arraigned yesterday in Part
OF the Court General Sessions before Judge Gil
dersleeve charged with robbery under circumstances
that might we'll provoke shuddeE II would seem
that the night Of tho 4th inst, accompanied by q
fellow soldier Ia UNIFORM ho entered the grapevine
Hotel, at the corner OF Eleventh street and Sixth
avenue. mr.. Alexander McClelland, the proprietor.
was about closing up and refused 10 accede to
their demands Tor whskey, but finally con-
scented to give them some settler water,
which they drank without paying for. They
thereupon proceeded TO the reading room, aud
Just as Mr. McClelland was about warn them to
leave he heard sounds OF o desperate struggle. On
going 10 the reading room he saw tho unfortunate
soldier lying on the floor covered with blood, and
Jamison standing over him, pistol in hand. McClel-
rand promptly ordered the two men to leave the
premises. upon which Jamison turned upon and, pre-
sentng the pistol within inch OF his head, backed
him TO the bar. a. the same time using the most
loathsome EXPRESSIONS In this critical moment Mr.
McCeland tried 10 paciiy his Inurderous vsitor but
ali his efforts proved uDavaillng The rufiian fired
pistol twice order, be said to show the pro-
pret0r that the pistol was not loaded with "chcKen
wheat
give him two OF his pest cigars, with which request
the latter complied. But tnis concession did not APP
peass INN. finding that ne would have either 10
fight or submit iurLner viilanous demands McClel-
land grappisd with his assaiant and wrested the PTS
toll from his grasp But this was not all, Tor while
McClelland endeavortnR to persuade him TO leave
Jamison suddenly pounced upon him and dashed him
to the ground. where he made most determined
enort 10 regain the pistol The alarm then raised
aud McClslland's household having been aroused a
police officer rushed to tho sccne and captured Jam
son. Mr.. AcCeiland had his thumb severely spraned
while mis- head cut by the hammer OF the pistol
In his struggle wrest the weapon from the SOLDIER
When Jamison was taken before police mag istrnte
the next morning he stated in extenuation that ne
was crazy drunk al the time OF the occurrence and
was altogether TO what had happe ned
The Grand Jury before whom tho case was sent con-
sidered It one OF "A most aggravated character and
found Indictment against Tho accused Tor robbery
another Tor telonious assault with intent 70 KIN
Tho captain OF the company 10 which Janson be-
longed Governors Island Was In the Court yeser
day. Interested himself In his behalf ON the ground
OF his previous good character
Assistant District Attorney Russell accepted poa
OF guilty OF assault with intent KILL the iull penalty
for which years the State Prison, and Judge
Gderseeve remanded tho prisoner for sentence in or
that certificates OF his previous good character
may be presented TO the Coars.
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MURDER WILL OFT.

A well dressed named John Reilly ar
ragnod the Court Of General Sessions Part q yes
tcrday, charged with murder. The prisoner, it may
be remembered, was arrested in this city for the
tor which he ~ row Indicted, after absence
Of thirteen years Inc story goes that the 2lst Of
August 1854 Onicer John o'Brien entered the liquor
saloon OF Reynolds Ryan. NJ Forry-hrst street aud
kinth avenue Tor the purpose OF arrestDg Reilly, VINO
was tnen under indictment as the leader OF gang
oil thieves who had successfully robbed
kignth avenue. Reilly, 10 claimed, resisted the
oficer with all his might, ana finally shot MN the
forehead, mhlctng wound, from the snccls OF which
the unfortunate victim dicd In few days at 81
Lakes Hospital Reilly disappeared alter the shoot
Ing. and Tor years all traces oi him lost Not
long ago he returned this city, but 30 changed an
appearance tnat hts intimate trends could recog.
nixc MIN. lie was however. finally Identified and az.
rested. ON searching the dies OF The District Attorney
once iof old indictment was found on
exam nation that clerical error had been mmtted
setting Pot Oncer " rien had lived until
the 3is Of September there beng no such Gay IN the
calendar. fhis mistake rendered the Indictment
wol thloss 80 that Que had 10 be found ny The
April Granu Jury. When called TO the bar yesterday
BY Assistant District Attorney Russell tho prisoner
looked pale aid naggari. HIS counsel hessrs. WIN.
ialn n. Kintzng ana John o. MOTT interposed a plea
Of not guilty. aud Judge Giiderslecve remandod him
In Ia
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Tho following statement, showing the real estate
transactions recorded In tho Registers Office, April
10, 1873 is obtained from Augustus 7. Docharty.
deputy register
$50 KS K..s.,i Of .ud ns %s % AZ Nary
Futon ssI st. Go: as and iS w% fhys vile
Rssre.s A ss, Irregular esd vady Philip
vsS 70 st do. iii g. Lyon. issssuioi
vsndswass1 ST. dot 10 ii4 same to same Nom.
'' A. Umann and wife 10 E. Gui,nsnn H. 49,. 1900
l5e ss % s., s1s il ~ A. ise1looio:
lsSss H s.. vi II ALL ia.' Nom
seis ne. s. Stuart .aS VII. ~ S:sA
s4 auson to Eliza sas s I'm .v Nom
a.l q r. .x york s Gaze. ss
aenia Club s~... ~. ....:. 500
Mass g = eF'S'Sss COX
eth n T. d tgas to q ass M
sroa a1s >, sornsf FssSslia st. iiy
,.ss n Franklin John oi.r
It'll Of i7,h =. lots Nos 10 and le ooo
KursIceat irssree) 10 Association Tor the Relief -,
10th ss :: loo t. w. Of 4ii av 25xio2a
18th "s g. 70 's"s i2i H. Of Attn av as.ioaa,
10th ssn g. - same $50 IT, Of ah av. a5xioaa
18th St., n. :. i5o #. ". Of 4th av. 25xiO22:
18TH as ST. !. I n r. l2S H. lsh a51ioaa:
18th sa" t.. 20 n s"u 100 H. " Of 4.h av a5xoa al
18TH sa st. 's 81 Is it IL 4tn sv a5xioa Ii same
Thompson st., q. s., Nos io;. ioi; william G. Con-
nor tsneri to n Taylor. ................. s,7ie
Lexington av cNo $780, oye4rs; G. A. corwine to 100
Dsi.Desy st. iXa 2s). years; e. Dadsnhodsr to j.
A. Deshiefsen. 80. 2,4oo
MORTGAGES.
Brant, G. ID. +. and wife. TO Henry Hart, H. Q. cor
Of West and North Moore SIS years. 5000
Company. s. s. Of 18th It. e. Attn Az year 10000
dot. Noa il and isJ year: :,..... 25.ouo
sx OF SD ST.; years .......... 1s.ooo
Same to same, southeast corner 9Th and SD ST.;
Petite. Henry 4. and wife, to John A Kellner. & =
OF 12lst o. OF LIST avi yea 5000
Sage Gardner A., Jr. TO H. Fowler; demand $500
Sat.ler, Clara and husband to o. Aabel. s. Of 10th
Williams, Daniel. to G A. Mack, .. s. Of iith Az, D.
ssrnsr S q S.' s. "a y.s - Ynan: loo
trial savings Bank, . g. OF Chsr.esst y. OF waver-
zisslsr Ssaa and and vile: to :ooi C. wek::.
An a.. near Perry; years -. 80. ......... 1000
Cornell, 4. r.. TO Il. j. armstrong. -. ..... 5000
kenk. r.. 60 A. Geisema =. 5000
Union Dime Savings Institution to Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company. 6.0OO
Same to Il 3. Lawrence. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Woods, john smes Began ......... ....... 1000
htney. wiiiiam to william whitney 81 so
WyosA, Sonn, 70 L. Hak. o,UoO
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NASSAU PRESBYTERY.

The Presbytery OF Nassau commenced It's session In
the First Presby lerian Church Huntington Mou
day evening The Rev Mr.. Bradner, OF Glen Cove,
the retiring Moderator, preached Inc opening sermon
sThe Relation OF Parents 10 Their Children" Tho
officers elected for the ensuing six months fol-
lows:-Moderator, the Rev. Mr.. Russell, OF Oyster
Bay: Clerk, tho Rev. Mr. symlngtou, OF Rosiyu. on
Tuesday George III. Lee OF the First Church oil Hunt
iugton received undcr he care OF the Presby
AZ q candidate the ministry. Delegates to the Gen
era Assembly To be held at Pttsburg werc elected
foiiows:--rhe Rev. Franklin Noble, OF Hampstead
Armstrong, OF jamaica Eocnezsr K,iium. OF Hemp.
stead In tho evening there was a discussion upon
.Paients Duty to Children In Matters Of Religious
Training.r
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY

At the annual meeting OF the Board OF Incorpora-
tors OF the Five Points Houss OF Industry MsssrA L.
r. Fabbri, Henry Il. Hawlcy and De Wit q. Hayes
were elected members OF the Board; Messra Norris
X. Jesup, Hugh n. Camp, George y. Belts, Charles
Ely. Y. y. Foster, d. Lydig suydam d. ) Egleston,
A. Van Rensselaer, and Charles Lanner were elected
trustees the ensuing year. The annual report
that during tns past year there than
pups Ia thc school and S24 inmates OF the nsttu
ton. Four hundred anu fourteen thousand meals
were given at less than 3x cents per meal.
Mvre than 1000 garments and /, 400 pairs oil shoes
used fhc receipts were $2y,373 10; expendi-
tures $50, 1896 81 The present Indebtedness OF the
House 2S5 81 cost Of support per capita, SIC ".
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vEXATIOUS EXCISE.

The new Excise Board have gwen notice to ell uu-
licensed dealers that unless their applications are
handed In before the first day Of May they viii be
prosecuted. great majority OF these keep what
applications be refused, have waitod In the hope
that reliol would come from Albany. Now that they
pushed they are butter In their enunciatIon OF
the country members OF tue Leg Isaturc and char
them win cofrupt motives IN defeating The DAILY
bill IL " the general opinion among them mat IL
lost only because the prico OF "putting through
not lori incoming.
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ALLEGED ARSON.

Before Judge Pratt and jury in the Kings County
Supreme Court yesterday, M action was brought by
the Newark CITY Insurance Company to recover from
carriage factory, in Kent street. Brooklyn, the SUN Of
S9oa tho amount OF policy which they paid defend
are in 1874 An ex foreman Of the defendant swore
that he had been requested BY Mr. Dare 20 arm TIE
building and on his refusal that he saw Dus set nre
10 the premises himself The case Is still ON.
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NEW PLAN FOR PIERS.

In February, 1874, the Dock Department having In
contemplation the construction OF several piers on
what was known as the "new plan" advertised for
proposals furnishing several hundred thousand
POUNDS OF screw bolts. brace rods, washers and
immature plates sufficient quantity 70 complete all
lhs piers then IN contemplation eustave Cailemeyer
and c. y. A. Dambtnann, being much the lowest bid
ders o5tained the contract which, by its terms
wns 10 be completed ia SIX montha Suusc-
ouenlIy the Dock Department changed ITS pan and as
many Of the ARTICLES specified the contract thu be-
ZANE unnecessary thsy did not call tor more than
hail tho quantity contracted tor Tho pro-
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, April 10, 1878.
In Court OF Appeals. Wednesday, April 10, 1875
Wilson VS.. Dean. Argument resumed and concluded.
No. POS Welcl Tue German-A American Bank
Argued by ID. u. Porter Tor appellant; Samuel Hand
for respondent
No 206 Schroeder VS. Gurncy.-submittcd
Ne. BOT Lawrence vs. Gaagher.-Argued by Sid.
ney 5. Harris for appellants William IL Niles for re-
spondent.
No 80 Adair vs. Brimmer Argued by William w.
Mcfarland Tor appellant: George y. Danforth Tor re-
spondent
Proclamation made and Court adjourned.
CALENDAR.
The calendar for Thursday, April IL, 1873 is fol-
lows:-Nos. 294, 81, 90, l43, 13l, 200, 1877, 49,
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against this action and after corre
spondence nduced tho department TO call Tor the bal
ance, which iurn shed long alter The expiration OF
ably and Nessra csllemeyer Dambmann had 10 run
their factory loss IN order 10 nii these supple
ntaI orders They therefore bring suit TO recover
$I2 2oS and Two years interest damages tor non
fulnIment OF the contract The trial was CON-
menced yesterday before Judge Donohue and
jury. In defence the city contends that the
words more less" which were used &c the contract
the specifications SO as 70 relieve the Dock Depart
ment from calling tor more than they chose. Also,
that liable the OF DAMAGE Is the difference
the contract price the cost OF production
the day The contract EXPIRED II not being lair that
The plaintiffs SHOULD be put any better position oy
the breaking OF the contract than they would have
been had II been faithfully carried out by the Dock
Department; aud the bid OF Callemeyer Dambmann
beng so low TO leave them no margin for proht
their damage, tho city contends, is substantially
nothing. Mr.. Thorndke Saunders appeared Tor PLAIN
tifs aud Corporation Counsel w. Q. Whitney aud MS
assistants, A. J. Requer and e. IL. Lacombe, for the
cit
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whether the Railroad Commissioners Of hrs State
really entertained other than their pubhshed ont,
mons 10 which came that "ME Depcv's
statement was aud that he was guilty Of grn-
tu,tous piece Of impertinenco
Alter the transaction OF some routine business ana
the massage of resolution favoring the smpon Of
mortvspes from "a xation the Board adjourned
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DEATH OF A DESPERATE.

Henry Eckert, oil Morrsania, yesterday spied a
,omcat In the act OF attacking hts fowl, who were
peacefully tnrnIng up the soil In search OF vagrsnt
worm. Mr.. Eckert seized shotgun, ana a moment
later Thomas was ready Tor the undertaken. omcer
Dskin took charge Of the remains aud aiterward
escorted Eckert 70 the Harlem Police CourL he
prisoner excused himself Tor the murder on tho
ground that tue deceased mad previously assassnatcd
more than dozen OF hts pcts. Judge wandeii lned
the prisoner 81.
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felonious assault and battery; Same vs. John Roth,
assault and battery Same va Patrick Hays, James
Graves aud Thomas Walsh, gambling; same vs.
faelie Griegs ana comba Griegs, grand larceny Part
2--Held by Judge Gilderseeve-rh he People va James
Cailagher robbery: Same Vs. Thomas TAYLOR, feio-
Nous assault and battery; Same W. Joseph Waters
and John Nagle burglary; Same VS. Charles Landers,
"A larr
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REAL ESTATE.


Z. HARNKTr
Supreme Court recosure sale-John A. Goodlett,
referee-of the three story brick building with
M H. Sso axe - 0sina s'a st. $4,000
Also partition sale BY or Ter Of the Court Of Com
mon Pless-William s. Kelley. referee -of the
three story brick houses, with lots, together In
size 81. ii x9O 10, Nos 721 723 and tbs East 9th
a.; F. a7ai ~. :. Margaret n s. 49, $50
0 Of i II ay 70 s ~ 1000
MuLLkR
Supreme Court foreclosure ssls-Louis J. Grant,
referee-of the four story and basement brick
saa e II S III sv g i.A' 2l7so
Supreme Court foreclosure sale-George T. Curtis,
referee-of the four story and basement brown
stone house. with lot 2Oxl0o5. No. 1913 West 43d
ss; = - AooS ~ :. :. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .' 1900
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 800, 500