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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-07
oT4TE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO cOuN.
y TY, SO. Circuit Court August Rules. ISIS.
''f.a. b. vi Daniel Peck T'l-a' 3

81. . vs. "a,
Archibald B. Ellison, executor o. the last VIII and
testament Of Jane'G. Ellison, deceased, Andres
Ellison aud Andrew Wilson. In ChAncery.
The said A, b Ellison and Andrew Ellison, non.
resIdents Of hi, State, will take notee that on the
an day Of August. 1878, the Complainant aled hii
SineDGed biil Ia chspSery, te;tins forth. among
March iSs9 on III Law sIde Of MS Court, render.
ID iudsmeni against The sali Archibald B. Ellison
A. ihe executor a the last will and teatiment oil
tbe AID Jans q ElISon, declared, for the sum Of
5000 with interest from thal day, and SIG 70 cost
Of siIt, which Remains wholly unsatisded, and
that the sald Jane q. Ellison died In tho state Of
SeiIed Of lot No. III In Eoff Chlplioes addition
70 the city Of Wheeling, and was possessed Of some
in:tht: SUITE. That After The probate Of The MD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-07
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

STIildelphIa Accommodation This tnIn only
runs between Wheeling and TriadelphiA.
tiJaily except SUNDAY --nevArk Accommodation.
tSteubenVille Accommodation. tIpdn dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping when requi.
red Of sherman Hopse, &tnayiile, West Wheeling
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FOR SALE,
ZINE FARM FOR SALE ,

n tOA SALE,
In S q. County cspr, .. oAlo c.s.,,
Maurice cuHsn -4h
Moss hay aL. ID eAIa'ur
~ punulnes Of The autbo,,,,
decree entered By MD Cur !! ,tes'td u L, 4.
Gauss on April 18th 1875 i ~. ~ tht hs0It Sssi
doot Of the residence u Mos y. ~ attn, -.
80 hereby advertised 10 & sSid' y % u -
..i MONDAY, Tbs ''A Day Of s,p..a.,,. +,
isn5 IT, m esst hiddsT, %, ~, lo:i
Il. ~ ~ ahG ot,ng hllalsi q n. y, lSasi I
ws.,yvI.n. STseL, 70 Ohio eouhtT \, ~ tIS
RI SIs, 9oSndtd and doaiisJ = stsu
Ssbants 1ta,ake ntaf an elm n - Nm
noiss ~ J ~, ipuneer, and With d, h. SrE /
Tith ~, H. S .Cn Q 0thllinS lps,,g N
co,n.r - ~, .,ES g ~ = 20 polel % ~ llS
tbsnc. M nI atnine lhgird nd j..'asr IN
,,,S.r - ~ s,. rosIet ine n. 2iS z hi Y M
Is W ~ T DSoIi,, l, 70 Jane. A,Glas,. -
a., ~ - Slea . The lesinnlnr 49, a,oa \
a Sy Nc, 'I ~ PIopsity pinlsd ~ = y
trust dated April 2ith. ISIS ~ W n ~
the public land reeIrds Il IA sH, Ie,tdsd -,
Ikhis oR HALE-Opt.ihId ~
money, Or such further Sun i ~ ,s ~ pGAa,
e!est 70 PAY, In hand, the FtIju. !, P;.itAA'S y
sAllmenh payable fesIectlTsiv T. saA 1
yoAn trom the day Of llle Win Is,a.o - ~ i,
ay, we pufeh1Asr giving his hoSG ~ NJ q
personal security for each oi ~ 5.i.A INA.
mentl And the title 10 b IaSr,.t S M fh
the purehAAe moneyb paId. W us'AsId
1EJ, 3 CALbgp,
J. G HERyEr, AuetIopesr. V'5sa.,s
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uTAHTED-To BUY FOR CAsH-A GOOD
w DWELLING, centrally located on Rood
ItrCet. Address, with description, location and
lowest eaIh price, A. B., IntelagsncG once. aus
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MASS CONVENTION.

Tbs Republican, oil Ohio County will meet In
Mas Convention at The Court HOaso Of Ohio cOun.
", st2 o'clock Pm, on
SATURDAY, August 10, 1873,
For The purpose Of selecting delegates to rePn sent
Ohio county IN the RsrublIssu onlrtsslOnAl Con-
vsntion 70 b held In MOundlyIlle on the z2d day
Of August, 1878. By order q the
.u, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

I n Hga u IAT1WTII
J. c HEEyLr, AuetioueG. a' V'S =!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge DOnOhue, in Supreme Court, Cham
bers granted yesterday. TO John NJ Courtney, injured
in collision, aud Richard E. Grade, who fell into an
unprotected railroad tank leave TO bring suits against
the receiver OF the Eric Railway Company.
John B. Gruber allowed judgment for rent
TO go against him by default and under it the landlord
seized Grubers Of goods and sold it for $500. The
Judgment set aside afterward. and Gruber brought
SUIT in the Superior Court against John Howard for the
value Of the stock seized and damages. After several
DAYS trial before Judge Curtis the jury gave the plain
TN yesterday, verdict for S7,2s9 %.
Chief-JustiCe DAILY, Ill Common Pleas, Special
Term, has granted an order TO show cause why tho
judgment Of Henry f. Elderd against John R. Cecil
should not be Mr. Cecil says that though the
summons was served on him In February, subsequent
negotiations gave him reason to believe that the suit
would not be pressed until full account presented
by the plaintiff and under this impression he neglected
70 answer and taken by surprise by the entry OF the
judgment.
In the case of William Mills, a bankrupt, at
the hearing before Register Little, upon the petition for
the determination of proof, Bernard Reilly being
cever, the assignee asked for the examination Of the
original creators the person to whom the bankrupt
owed the debt at the time OF adjudication. 1t was ad-
mited that the original claimant lived in England
Register Little denied the motion OF the assignee and
said that be did not think could require the creditor
10 come across the TO submit 20 au Examination
Judge BatchfOrd In his decision Yesterday said that
ne thought that Reilly receiver, assignee OF the
ueDI ana as such assignee might prove it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09

reoo 70 e question OF allowance desire the respective
counsel 10 present briefs Hatch agt the ChareT on o
COMPLAINT and sfdavt the plaintiff justihes the
continuance Of Injunction heretofore grantee inHT ~
abide The event should be entered. Cooper ag Gav IN
the peculiar CIRCUMSTANCES OF hls case tohtb
serve upon defendant copy OF The amended
that the defendant upon payment OF the costs 10
answer the same II the defendant omit so TO DO judgement 10
in favor Of the plaintiff In the matter OF spsS
Report cent back the referee; memorandum. -.
BY Judge DOmohuc. Busting agt Stahoid 20 oe
notified scha ag Brewers and Masters Insurance w.
C,TeE- Prrt by Judge Van voIstAgate agt Nichols
Motion for new riai denied see settled see
nv Judge Van Brunt.-Kinney agt Lvingston.-Must be
settled on notice Seauard aet COIseCase settled III,
Special TeriH-Bv Judge Van Brlnt.-Germaha L''e
By Judce Lawrence-Movgan sons Company agt sen Sac
hOer-Findings settled and signed Bahehe az Tto
first proposed finding insert the contract IN l IN
other respects the findings proposed oy tne 70
rect, they settled accoIlncly Inc c,ee II he
Joseph Bosworh, esq take ana state the accounts DC
SnDei{oT Cogrt-Special 7eypo-By Chief Justice
CuItis-Thurber agt. HughesprOpooed case ana ant M
ments settled. sweeny agt Prior-lel INC "l'lin ' -
y JHdgc SaHford-Banney ag Davis ct alJgaGment fGr
plaintiff charging defendant MeMHeh wild n o
CiCucy with cost; opinion. MCtlihn AkI pai,t "a Or
Ortei settled Lester agt New-iork Enaine' raln' w.
Bv nde sedgwckGralam agt DorsettQrder Gsc9nth c
ming acton Dnunetou IT, Resented ct a-QiuT 70 n ,d
for costs Chedsey agI DS e. disconUnnc acton
Igon AIT DeckerEOrder restoring causo 10 ealenaI bm
T aisIissng plaintf's complaint sullivan aGt walter
1nire-OIdeIed GAY calendar ioI AWn H. ~ az
Roberts. jr-Orier granted Lewis 's' Foin'i"'' - a."
order substituting attorneys
Common PloaS-Spccidl Terribly JudgeNan Hoesen.
Wyman agt; Brennan See mem f ,, Hon or Bond
approved Schmidt agt. Klein ozark agi be"ei TnI
a Donnely Hodges 2g MusrT3 Go Ianson us ommcTs
act. CrittendeD-ApPhcations giahttu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
THE COURTS.
MICH LITIGATION OVER A LOT
aI>,ce ORIGINATING OVER THIRTY YEARS

1.n,xcs ORIGINATING OVER THIRTY hEAlo
AGO.
,,-.,c;s Childs died before 1870 leaving
, elaborate provisions for his widow ms chliuien
wiz ,ondciIdren. In ls45, under the old chahcey
Anu his widow began partition suit IN ~ilon !"
pr,,cnlar lot was set apart to daughter MIS-
vi, ofreyiew, In effect an appeal from the ue'iV "
,,,io, vas taken and ultimately the whole pdI'',i
Paoosdino was set aside. Meanwhile Mrs Parsons ~
IA ber only child, now Mrs. Josephine Aheh'
- her rights she was then baby. spec su'.i ui'n
- onpointad who under order OF Iue e In soid
"a. o,no 10 the child 70 her grlndlOiheI' w" 60
- to Josauh r. Savage, her sOniI-n.M. - poe hernn
" -, ,.os set aside new PARTITION eu'V
pSIl ~ Savage who had an interest as tue hust'
IN M. dau0hfer OF Mr.. Chids, was lhaue ui @
OF anOther ~ 40 snecia fciaDs. Tn this second pro
uns} fbe same lot set apart 10 me emu, oVS
mime Parsons Mr.. Savage, however, AepV PosS''>On
e66 when Mrs Allen became Of age ana marIleu,
he hrorht suit in tue Superior Court 10 recover ~
~ Mr. Savage brought cross suit TO RESTRAIN MIS-. Al
cDs nit ana succeeded at Special Term, on the giou
mar the sale to him proper ldmny
n mis- neglect 10 assert his rights IN the secohu pan
en- euit was the result OF that UNDERSTANDABLE INC
Cont ~ Appeals reversed this declson' NOT oHy On
ernica grounds but also on the merits OF lne cOnlU
versy The Superior Court suit was dropped ana ne"
emf entitled Jose hiue Allen agt. Joseph W SaNeiN,
was brought in the Supreme Court, ana thls suit was
tr1ed Yesterday before Judge DOnOhue. -. l,...
Judce DonOhue held that under The ruling Oh ihe W.
~ Anneas he must award the title OF the lou 70 o
plantf and left il to the jury to TX me ny & lot de-
basis OF the rental value down 70 lsoo OF t9 ~;
Snctinc taxes and assessments. The jury nAeI ' IN
50 600 William Henry ArnOuX appcdteu Iol '"0 f
IN W Howard Waite for the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
DECISIONs-APBu g.

Supreme COurt-Ch ambrs-By Judge Lawrence
Parsons agt, Dillon GOwdy agt Pnilps.-GTanted. Gala
han sgt CaahanMemorandum for counsel In the matter
Of Hafr1he custody OF the child awarded 20 the parent
Parker agt Parker-I desire the plaintiffs hand
abrief In this Arthur agt smOnsIn this case
qure the papers which used the motion the
amended complaint served by the plaintiff smyth
Long Island Rubber further reflection, Of the
opinion that the plaintiff should be allowed TO issue
lion see memorandum. Abecass;s agt the Long Island
Rubber Co; Carl agt the Long Island Rubber Coz EggeTs
Agt the Lone Island Rubber CoSee Of Smyb ag
Long Island Rubber Co. Zabrske agt TherassOn lotion
granted with leave 70 Mira TherassOn 10
ne question o. her liability for deficiency. Metam agt
bueTwee- Motion granted 20 the extent OF enOinng the
IAnn IN the action In the Marine Court from attempting
20 compel the receiver Of this Court 10 produce
we BOOKS and papers under subpoena Of ducts tecum
SeHman ag granted but without
see nemoranann Eastman agt Wood ordered that the
e placed az the head Of the calendar for Monday 22d
nay o. April see memorandum. Stevenson agt lesley
WOULD Dot the application Tor the modification Of the ildR
vent o hs general Term be made 70 the General Term In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
TWO FRIENDS AT ODDS.

Howard T. FELTON,, of No. 1876 West Twelfth
st. is mining stock operator at No. 9 Newest; James
NJ Clarke resides at 81 West Twelith-st and is broker
at No IL Wallst FELTON, and Clarke have been friends
FELTON, lent Clarke $500 and obtained his note LOT the
amount and some stock collateral, and passed tle
nOte toa notebrOker with the security The note was
unpaid and after some litigation Judgment Tor cents
was obtained There has boeL bad feeling between le
ton and Clarke SINCE On April FELTON, charges that
Clarke followed him from WalEst up Broadway aud
into barbershOp where he called him we names ana
by Oficer Jolly and taken before Justice Duffy lie
denied the charge but was held in his own recogniZ
ance IN $500 to keep the peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
SHIP NETS.
PORT OF NEw.YOEK.............~....."AruL

PORT OF NETWORK Recommendation 8
CLEARED
steamship wyoming lBr Jones' Liverpool via Queenstown
Sup TserncsoIa (Br), Hclton, Bristol Eng Snow &
ShIp Naiad (Brl. smith, Liverpool. Afkeu Tufts Co.
ship Loyise tNor.l Bull Rotterdam, Hol, Funch. Edge
BsIl Camilla lNorL omen Havre Fl. Bockmann, Oerlcn
Bne Amilcarc de GennerO, saOnca, Turkey Benham &
RarI Guchen Cr) Bouon Bilboa Spain Boyd Hinckcn.
Ba Madre and Fcli Ital scaTpau MaTseiIes France
Bark Pnson lN6rj, Petersen, Aarhuus Den, C. Tobios
Bark Templar (Br) Trefry Calais France James Elwe
Bafk George L corbett o'Brien Caen. France Boyd
HaTE Pusnaes Nor Pandc Amsterdam, Ho Bockmann,
BARK Brcnncro Qtal) Bozzoleno scledan Hol, Bcnham
BARK President Dane (Sor) Abuthsen Chrstania, Nor
Bark Fremian Teriescn, Rotterdam. Hol, Tobias Co.
Bark Camilla. johnson, Auier Java, " II Brown Co
big Mary Bartlett, smith, Oporto, Portugal simpson,
Big Harry and Aubrey (Br DcanO, Brdgeown, Bar
Dwight & Patt.
ARRIVED.
Sea mI.a and SI Bass to Geo YGnge
Tommassino Gtal), Capero Marscllcs - days WIN
Candida qta Cahero Trapani q days, WIN salt 10
ORDER vessel to LaurO storey scapau Passed Gibraltar
Bark Benedetto Ital Trapan 81 days with salt
10 order vessel 70 Lanro storey scaIPa'l ,, ,,t
BARK Fanchon COZ G9Imoulh ~ - oin bIi5t9l MaT'h
BARK Forest Cof st. John y. R), Smith, Dublin March H.
in ballast anchored in Grayesend Bay for orders
ssBrig Of Halifax Petersen Belize, Hon, Is days
with sugar. lOgwOOd, etc, 10 VIM. JcX & Go.
Brig Eaget (of TOrtola Davis, ST. Johns p T.. ID days
mOasses order vessel TO A. Dayton co.
wIND-sunset-At sandy Hook, light W. s. W.; clear. At
City Island, the same.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, April s-The British steamships Aberfeldy, Capt
PAYNE from Baltimore March - for Ispwch, and West
INDIAN Capt Roach Baltimore March q for Liverpool,
have reached their destinations.
BoUEESsTowS. April s-Ihe Williams and Guion Line
sieamship Montana Capt BcddOe from Liverpool Tor New
York sailed hence at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
lTOr later ShtDket0s. ~ any, see rum PAGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
WANTING A BRIEF on THE LAW.

The suit of Charles G. Parker against Mary
A Parker is brought to annul marriage on Decepe,
Is 1857. According to the evidence LOT 'ne nu9D"-1
80 L.. not 1afaDd, she married Robert Johnson,
EeSrnary OF 1856, soon LETT hlu' ooy 1ls,i
went 10 sea and did return for some Years " Hs
he came back he made claim apparently oh u II
wife int went off again for proonged aOSenee. Ia
then returned and lived some years III Ne"-Jeso3 "
died soon after this suit was brought. l., oror,s
The ease came before Judge Lawrence, IN eupitn'e
Court Chambers on motion to confirm tne M
,cocTt in tbe case but Judge Lawrence Teqsres 'h'
sel 70 Give MIN brief on the law OF such case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
RESULT OF DIsPLEAsING A POLICEMAN.

Officer 0'Neil, of the Elghteehlh rIeoin|'
,,h friend entered the liquor store FOurteenthst
and Tlrdave about 3 q. yesterday, and called Tor
liquor The officer it is alleged, was not on duty at te
time oNeill complained Of the quality Of the liquor
and Thomas Reilly the barkeeper, restored tnat u was
TOO gnod for him. A quarrel ensued, and ONelH was
elected On the sidewalk be fired big revolver IN he a[
5"SeilI TeinfeTed Inc place and attempted to arrest
Reilly for violation of the Excise law Reilly resisted
and drawing revolver threatened 10 shoot the Oncer
ttor some trouhe he was taken INTO custody, and later
i'm the dav was brought to the Fyseynth street Ponee
Conrt on the charge of violating the Excise law lely
was held i'm 90 bail and for threatening 70 shOOt the
ocer Instice smith required bonds in $500 for his aI
fort al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
4 poARD1NG-HoUsE RUNNERS SUIT.

William II. Smith, chief mate OF the Nova
Scotia bark ID. X. Eaton whose arrest gave ll'o -
rumor that he had been kidnapped on
800 arDliod Yesterday TO Judge Goepp, who granted
-, ,,t for an order 10 show cause why the order
w NOR vacated smith and he second mate OF the paLE
beevng that Patrick oConner TaS tag Conner was
syjnS away one of them fired and wounded MN, ne
bas brought civil suit, in which Judge DoePli VI
stilf appearing for Mr. Smith, claims th9t se air
wis do not show which OF the mates innciCu 'o V'
Tne order TO show cause is IeturnaDle tou"J'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
CRIMINAL NOTES.

James l.. Klinge, who says he is q cigar
maker, OF No. 1877 Ninth-ave was arrested Sunday
night dressed IN wOmens clothes. He told Justice
DuHy yesterday, that he simply put clothes
IuD. The Judge told hun Ills fun would cost INN So
Augustus Raymond, alias Arthur L. Barry,
VINO demanded by the Governor OF Massachusetts Tor
Ifla for stealing the iewelry sample trunk Of Aug
bIOhers OF this city, In It's transit through Massach-
tetts, has obtained writ Of habcas corpus returnabe
tas morning before Judge DouOhue to test the legality
VI his detention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
ERIE RAILWAY ACCOUNTS.

Hugh ]. Jewett has fled his report as re-
ceyer of the Erie Railway Company for the month Of
January. Deductmg the receivers certificates and
money borrowed and repaid the receipts were 1885,,
67l 70, and the expenditures Sls09l9I &C. The loan
account increased 80 600 The receivers certificates
are reduced S2O3965 49, and only 81 279, OG2 90 are
left outstanding. The cash balance is reduced from
S4666lS 20 TO $40 129 90 showing apparent reduc
tnn debt for the month Of S17747G f3. Among the
disbursements $3.50 for the purchase OF securities,
S3070 As for interest Sl47O7 "a for coal lands ana
$4,000 for locomotives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
COURT OF APPEALS.

a., ,I pfils-ln the Court of Appeals today
business was transacted: No gO-Gilth mi
resumed and concluded No lg59Tier
ney AT VIC NeW lOrk Central RAILROAD rened
~ NE SPsant and Covn respoH
appellant argued by A. j. Requier for resfoDdenI ~ 695
Inc feoples Bsnk Oh lok agt Mitchel-Areued by
Motion calandar for Tuesday, No 3s5-Peone sH IN
Morris agt. Randall No 390-KenDeGy agt. Kennedy NJ
col. ~ NNseI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
NEwJERsEY COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS
DECISIONS

TRENTON, n. j., April SIN the Court Of Errors
ana Appeals today among Others opinions delivered
We following cases williamson Trustee the New
0aern kSlirosd Company Decree Of Court of Chancey
reversed Mayor Of Jersey City EdwaFdsJ be-
low reversed. The state in Sims Of HObOksn-
sagnent below affirmed The state In Tralagen ag City
LiSDOAen Judgment below affirmed. Fisher
Judgment OF the Court Of oyer TermIner affirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
C,LExDARo THIS DAY.


OF r7 Me- I26 100 ia 1870 lao las li9 l66 Gs l9s
80 i2 80 2S7 275 SIS 27 2 28l 29 997 29o Sol So2
"P SPECIAL TRRu-van vcrst Nos 8o8 $40 49, 3i6 2iS
87l 3S3 $685. 392. $685. 4Ol 80 !ls 4o2 40 BOX %
al t Ivan 8run JNos 99i q AL 2 G1
GS idSS l277a 1913, 1856. 1909, 1916 Sl92 19S@ ST.
SI Err III fDonoue JNos gsS 1869 l47 oGa 1884,
,g61 i459 1873 1859 laos 1921 1894, 100 2957 569
ia 1916 1871 27l5. 1890 1882 800 2CSS iG12 iG9i
1905 1901 6i 1913 1917 1923 1872 1879 eEs iS S 1873
Stf Ss iS5 1871 1884, 1865 i6Gs 1888 1875 1871 1872 1914
lG35 Ss 4oiT JNOs SOC 5o7 sl2 1%ss lsl5
1926 M l$9 Ss al 1872 III i5 lz So. o6 "
stFfRioR CGTRT-srEcIAL TRRM-sedSwick' J-Nos l. l.
-? 9H, + freedman Case on 79 O.,
ISL S6i 73647 7o7 l72, Ill, 100 sjl Si9 On, 600
PlRT iGI-Curtis G. J-Nos $40 SO, va 4ol QUO -'''
COMMON -CnANBERs-C T. DAILY G. J;- S, 90 o,
ForTTY TEIN-Iarremore Mos -, w ~ w. - o.
iE MA TrRN-PARr IL DAILY Case o. 10 1888 ge
PART I-yan Hoese1 JNos 29S9 "a a. - S' '' '''
2Gi 9Si0 sS37 9oia 2lS 2s7l 24d3 $685. S2s 274
SJ5 if 'IT McAdam Jos 1880 9l77 92G7 $3.50
27S PISA 32 S575 1907. %Gos, 4453, 3727 $z2s 343
$7S, 1888 1884 $7s, 1892, $685. 1885, 1893 "Sol' '9O-
PGRf Iii-SRea J-Nos 94ls, $40 ls9o2 1914 &0s2
AIS 1853 1862 1852, 30 s0sl. 4l2 $25i $685. 353'
Wheeler felOnious assault and battery William Green hutg
larv Chas W. Lawrence James NJ schuyler grand larceny
goods; Albert DeucheTt, Rafaeo GucgG; Canlhe nubU
William Barnes. grand larceny Ambrose IT, CO cnhsltN'
,cSae Sa,laBson Mafy Nat5anson. robbery Nm ian
non clon0us assault and battery Patrick NCCormsck l
rnond burglary: Wm Jack son Henry Schebc VIM \. Ack
eTsOn grand larceny John Mortimer assault ana battery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

SIM 531 sun scts...... G33 Clock fast. 133
Moon SETS Gao Moon sOuths. $3.50 Moons age. days
WATER IOpAY-A ".
Sandy Hook. Gov. Island. OBJ Hell Gats.. 2,lO
WAITE IO.pAN-P. v.
sandy Hook 026 GOV. Island. go Hell Gale''' -i9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
Bronklnn neal Galale for Sale.

nor SALE-HOUSE-OR EXCHANGE
i southeast corner Clinton and Grocneayes. 81 the
M; desirable propccs house ana about seven lots
opportunity Tor builder person dctfuus 81 aC-
duiine on tails beautiful avenue. hACCtELRN,
lg2 Broadway Room 4 Sew lOk.
TOR SALE or TO LET-Dwclling houses No.
j A3 Wilow.st. and ll3 Wloughbyst; buliing No los
Remsen.st; suitable FOR school on business Office.
GORDOS L. FORD. % Clarkst. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
Auction Sales OF Real estate.

ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctioneer. =,
EXECUTORS' SALE of VALUABLE
IL STORES Nos. and south william st., and Nos: OJ
ana 90 StOnesL ADRIAN H. MULLER q son VIII sen AT
auction on URsDAY, Apl l. at IL o'clock az the ~
change Saesroom III broadway by order OF the eNec
tors OF Robert Maitland dec eased the two istoy ana atc
Irck buildings and lots situate the sOutheiv
side Of south Wiliamst Willams, running through
10 and fronting Sonost known as Nos ana sHeh VIZ
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEW-YORK CITY.

Ackert Alfred r. referee, 10 James Gibbons anu
Ric ard u Bovine, executors, etc lsLaNe o '''' M
II OF 6gthst 2j.lxl iaa
Ballard, Maroon A, 70 John TTuaz loot'' 600
Dovd William A. referee, to the Cermania Ere lhsur-
anee Company 0SdSt g. 20 II oi ''a,,, 1880
Coorer William c. and wife. to Eugenia & Cccptr,
IOlcs-road. W dot No ~, near lydlgs MilIr, loNn
II WeStchesteT, y. Y, JuX2S2 ana also uhul'lutt
onehalt interest In lot No 10 (adjoining the aDo'e
Grow Iangstaf T. and wife, TO Henry Harris and
BENJAMIN Russak j2dst :, 20 II WOi othaNc' a. m
Fisk lanes 5fser rSr e 10 awe T s 1850
Fox chs TlS S9d T S6 ~ %
Goetz, Lena to Johann Gemmer, 3Sthst II :, 30 ,o
IL W of SthaVc 2jN9S. B.. ': w
Guggenhemer. Randolph and wife, 10 J0hh MULTIPLY
and John Nesbit, list ST. - G3 OF 4thaVe ~ M
Uoliph William NJ, 20 Cara Dwight, Hjd ST. n :, ZOO
Of 9thavc looks g..
FunEelv JuIius 4 and wife Charles Traegcr Assist
50 1901 W Of 4th-avc. l6.SSSo -. 49,
Iewcnthal Raphael and wife To Herman HoHheln
qui, claim, l2OtlI-st, 3. 3JJ.G II OF ANcA lS'"A
Pariee Carrie " and husband Frederick w Nolte, ~ n
cor 2dave and Gjthst, 2j5X -I'oV
Petshaw Adolph II, assignee. etc, tn Herman iiolL
helm. l2Oth 81, :, 1906 II " Of ave y, lS.9N
- i.
TracCcr Charles. TO sophia KmEcly, 4lstst :, $50
II W Of 4thave, 1C.SNgSp.
Westorycl III aud wife, 20 Louisa Bourne,
W JG aaS rey Of Sh 20 ,G = suaf s3s
Wolf Iettc ana husband, To Charles i N"lkhaustn 20.
73d ST. II 2lJ fl " OF 3daye, lGSNlOI2...-... 40
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Titn Droperip 90 fei.

Gitn Droperip 60 fei.
A FIRST-CLASS FLAT to let in the New
N York Savings Bank Building northwest corner oil llth
81. and Sthave. Inquire In the bank
A Quits ONLY-A second floor, four
N ROOMS also bath in private house. with owners
references exchanged l30 East 30thst, Lexington
ave. Rent $50.
CHEAPEST STEAM POWER IN NEW
" YORK-From 10 100 borsepow can be furnished at
40 ner week per horse ten hours per day also
iOfSfs EASEMENTS and STORE FLOORS To LET, with
env of good light and water closets each floor
Eean heating; elevators and steam hOistways J. T.
PRESTON, 20, 20, "a. 20 and 81 kose-st, New York
EROM MAY IAN OFFICE to physician
or dentist in 33dst between Broadway and 6thave In.
Quife at 81 West 32dst