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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-21
Cimcinnati,s Crooked,


A telegraph report to Commissioner Raum
from Internal Revenue Agents at Cincin-
natl states that an investigation into the
condition of affairs there has been going on
for the past week, in accordance with in
structions received from Washington. The
result of the investigation has been the dis
cOvery of many instances where frauds have
been committed on the Government by the
reuse of stamps and other Illegal methods.
The books of number of large manufac-
turers have not been properly kept. 1t is
found that Internal Revenue officials there
have been very dcreict in the performance
Of duties for which they are strongly cen
sured by the report. In conclusion, the re-
port, which is quite lengthy, says, that
while it is believed by the agents that the
liquor laws are now complied with, the
Government has within the past two years,
defrauded by the illicit manufacture OF
liquor.
The Investigating Committee.
In the House yesterday the Speaker pro
tenn, Mr.. Saylcr, announced the following
committee on the investigation into the al
legged Presidential election frauds Messrs
Potter, Morrison, Huntpn, Stenger, McMa-
hon, Cobb of Indiana, Blackburn, Cox of
Ohio, Reed of Maine, and Hiscock.
Louisiana Asks to be Let Alone.
A Herald New Orleans special says the
Potter Resolutions and their attendant
opening of the Louisiana case created any
thing but pleasant feeling here. What
Louisiana wants is ito be let alone" to
raise her crops and attend to business. OF
a large number of gentlemen, merchants
and prominent citizens interviewed on the
subject nearly every one regretted the sub
ject had been opened at all, and expressed
the opinion that Southern Congressmen
could have been better employed in trying
to get something for their constituents rela-
tive to their harbors, rivers and levees, i'll
stead of squabbling over what can only dis
turb matters generally.
Potter in New York.
BROOKLYN, May PA special to the
Eagle from Washington says 1t is intended
to hold a meeting of the Potter Investiga-
ton Committee to-day. Potter has gone to
New York for the purpose of obtaining doc
umentary evidence bearing on the election
frauds inLouisana and Floridain possession
of parties in that city. 1t is believed that
Ministers Stoughton, at st. Petersburg;
Noyes, at Paris, and kasson, at Vienna,
will be summoned to testify before the Com
mittee.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-21
WASHINGTON.
Not Vet RccOnciled.

National Associated Perss to the Star.
WASHINGTON, May 21.-There does not
appear, upon inquiry, to be any truth in
the statement that there has been or is
about to be partial reconciliation between
the President and Senator Conkling. Ii
there should be any such reconciliation the
first overtures would, it is believed have to
come from the Senator, as the President
would not, it is thought, take the initatory
of
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-21

Ihc Pioneers give their tenth annnnl rio.
Mic next Tucsday at the Look out House.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-21
FOR SALE.

4IOR SALE-PIANOS-Fou small size 6octave
I pianos, in thorough order, at SIS and S20 each;
good for beginners; also, one 5oetave piano-case
melodeon at ! $20 Can be seen at BRlIVTlNG 4
BROS Piano and Organ Depot corner Fifth and
Plum streets. my20-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-21
FESTIVAL.
WIDOWS HOME.

VJNHE ANNUAL FESTIVAL AND DONATION
IL Party held by the inmates will take place
THURSDAY AFTERNOON'AND EVENING, the
2Sd inst The tables will be furnished with the
haDdiwork of the inmates and such donations as
friends will send TO the Home or to Mrs Proctor,
corner of Eighth and Race streets. Omnibuses will
connect with the street cars for the Home.
u MARY sHILLlTO, President.
I SOPHIA p. MALL0N, Secretary. my21-2t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-21
DINING-ROOM.

WEnLrR
WILL GIVE YOU THE BEST DINNER
IN THE CITY FOR TWENTY CENTS,
At mis- new Restaurant and Bakery,
Southwest Cor. Fifth and Plum SITS.
.. n1yG-llnlp
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-21
BOARDING.

DOARDING-Peacoek's Dining Room, It's West
ID Fifth street-Full dinner, zoe; 2l meal tickets
for S3, good until used; meals served to order
s.sa ap22-t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-21
NOTICE

Ty,HE FIRM OF WESTHEIM & KLEIN IS
! 81 this-day dissolved by limitation, Jacob Klein
Withdrawing. l.. Westheim will continue the
business under his own name, and he alone is au-
hDTized TO sign in the firms name.
L. WESTHEIM,
JACOB KLEIN.
z JCINCINNATI. Nay 1st 1873 IL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sUPREaiR CoURf-CHAMBRRs-D Onohue Mos l. lO5 l2O
l3s, 1853. 231, gao, 267 295 800. 81, 31S, 1922
GENERAL TgRN-Ingalls Daniels and Potter JJ.-NOs
49, g. Z, 10 H. 90 ~, d. 80 pa 20 o. % 30 81 40
a. a. 90 as go ST. ga So. &C. So So 81 o. 81, ~ 49, H.
srEcIAL TKRM-yan Brunt. J-Nos 400, 425. 444. $40
81 1886 1876, 157 S55, $40 500 576 39i 3s9 25 70 l04
80 leo ga 39l 400 1874 IC5 292 IL 43 26 6G 45s 4J9
80 0462 467 lS9 4lS 16s 4G9 40 All 472 47 474 476
46 All AIS 479 $50 451 482 4S ass 1856 487 ass 4s9
t9l ~ ieS 49, +SG 49, 49, 4s9 SoJ SOi 6Ol 5OS 5Oa
CiRcUf-PAkT lBarrett J-Nos 1882, ll75, 3O59, 22g3
SSl8. 34l9 1901. 1877. 3D37. 220t, 1886.
PAkl lllawrence, J.NOs 3Ois, 1865. $500 29l3 34ll
500. So s4as. 34l4 1892. 1912 3l04, 3i61 1896
sOfksoR C0uETdENRRAL TERM-SpeiT Sanford aud Freed
man. Jg-nos 81 56, 80, 40 AZ, 44. 20. AZ. as, 49,
Al, 81. ''N' W. ~ w. no ''
isIAI TER1oPaET I sedgviek J-Nss liG2, 1897 sl7
1928. 800 1865 A"''' A'V0'
COMMON PLEAs-GEyERAL TERM-c p Day. G. 7 Roh,n
son and Lsrremore JJ-Nos 20 as 81. 63 80 49, i24
TRIAL TEkA-PAM Ivan HOesen Cease on No Col
MARINE CouRT-TKiAL TEnf-P1RT I-AlEer O. J~Nos
t252 1885, 1850 1921 $3.50. 4646, 1857 1852 1904 465
PART II-GOepp. J.--NOA 46l4, 1850 1910 42as aeoa
427s 1880 1854 4474 45IS 4574 42S S049 1927 lios
PART lII-SinBOtt J.-Nos 1858, 1882 l397 41gs 1iso
447a. 44Ss. 1850, 1891, 465s. 1868, 43O3. O'
GENERAL SRssloNs-PARr I-Hackett R.-John Handy
Edward Farley John Reardon John Terney Adonb
RemscheiDcr, ADram MARKS, robbery; Iawrence Hines
feOnions and battery. William Irving William Bus
teed, William Temple. gambling
Part IIGilderseeve, John Preston Joseph Preston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
SHIP NETS.
PORT OF NETWORK. ....-......"........MAr 49,
CLEARED.

PORT OF NETWORK. ....................MAYl H.
CLEARED
STEAMSHIP STEAMSHIP gfSRs onGon
steamship Baltic tBr Parse, Liverpool via oueenSo"n'
steamship Geller eeEl Barcnds Hamburg Plymouth and
Steamship John p (Belg), Van der Heyden Havre
steamship saratoga sundberg. Havana Cuba. j. E. Ward
stesmsbp General Meade (Br) crowen Hamilton, A. E.
steamshp Richmond Kelly Norfolk Old Dominion Steam
Steamship GIsucus RsSTss BCstS G3Iaa p@Gcf mea
BARK Maria Ger). schorske LONDON funoh Faye
Bark Andress Ris NOr). ssvesep Queenstown or Fai'
mouth for orders OeTeR Or Falmouth for orders
BSTl Alliance Nor) Petersen, Dunklrk, France Book
Bsrk Premier NOr GuthOrnsen, Dunsirk France F"nch
BARK Mozart NOr Albrethsen, Hauburs Germany C. To
BARK Repubk CGer), FOrtnann, Bremen Germany Her
BARK Ietiza dtal), CaaerO, Barcelona Spain Benham
Bds Candedezza Lauro Ital Lauro, Newry Ireland &c
sg Daisy BoyntOn Appeby Cork for orders John BOyn
Rrg pigo Coffin Marseilles France James Henry. MI
Brig Maria W. Norwood Andrews Port oil spain' IT'LL"
Rowland & AspinwaL ,pp,vFr
steamship Australia tBrl, Raft, London MAY L. with mdse.
and PASS. 10 Henderson Bros go. ,,... LII, ,dse
ana siI Pass to f. f.S j. Hurst sDp'O"
o Ssa s@S BASS CG io W. D. MGsa %'' 'O'
steamship Coumbus Feed. Havana days. with mdse
Steamship New York Qulck New-Orleans May 6, and the
Bar 9th, mdse. and pass. 10 BogeTt & Morgan
Steamship Knight, Chichester Washington 90 hours
with mdse and pass. To j. l.. ROOme il. =.
steamship Neptune Berry, Boston, with mdse and pass 10
snip CITY Of Montreal Liverpool 20 days. with mdse 10 T.
Duuham : Nephew & Co. . 80
Bark Cias Stewart Powers Gloucester Mass May TO- in
ballast 10 Parsons & Loud. -
Bsy 10 days coal Perkins Job; vessel 10 F. Whit
ney & Co.
WIND-Sunset-At Sandy Hook, verp light, S. W.. clear
At CITY Island. light, N; cloudy.
FOREIGN PORTS
6The steamship somerset Capt Stampcr,
sailed nom here to-day Tor Ncw.Nork.
LIVERPOOL lG.TEe steamship Bulgarian lBr) sailed
from here TO-DAY for Boston.
LONDON Nav l6-Saied lith inst. Springfield, for New
York; TOnyon CuTlew, Hemine, Malta; lJt inst COUNTY
PctOu ROzela smith, the latter for NewNOrk 10Th INST
Souvenir, LiyerrOO . .., ,o.,
Arrived IN inst Julia T. Haskell TN inst Stanley loth
inst Ulrika A. Lane, Lodsen the latter al Gibraltar
and sailed Constann0pe l2t inst Jennie Barker 81
Esnote; John Bertra mmanue Pudel l4th inst osina,
Capt POccla FernanSo Stadt 18th inst, Eurus Stna,
Angioleta BOzzo CorlIc the latter al BstOl Tn SiDa,
Fremden Lucille. l6th inst, EraGS Xenere A. McI alum,
Louisa NJ Hubert Thcolad. William Capt Journey;
Beppiuo IT, Minnie NJ. Watts, ana frauceschino
lFOr later ship NeVS. ~ any. SEE rim laJei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
Theodore w. Dwight appeared
nFCIsIONs-MAY JIG.

Supreme Court Chamb@s--BylJ Judge Donohue.-The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company sg the Erie Hallway Com
lauy.-opnion Brown agt Farley Bach agL Caldwell and
Motion granted. The Emigrat Industrial Savings Bank
Schue Haydock PIine matter OF the Church OF the
Pians Du Lamont agt Barker ct 81 matter OF the Congre
cation BNai Israeli Grannss agt Burche and same agt
same-Gr4nted
Special TTH-By Judge Van VOrst-Prce and others agt
BrGnjes ct al-Judgment for plaintiffs opinion.
Superior Courf-SDscial 7erm--Bv Chief-Justice
Curtis-waker SpcDcer-Order overriding demurrer.
Williams HeathOrdered special tIia calendar
May "a Bessnger Stead ct A-Rep0r OF referee
rne and Of foreclosure and sale ordered Thayer
Clarkeoidef granting leave amended
sadher agt Samowz Order overriding demurrer. DOnO-
ag the Board OF Education restoring
10 day calandar for trial for 22d MAY. WaIng aH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES overriding demurrer Bergrand agt
LebessoTder Of substitution. The Bank Savings ag
Prank et a0rder Issue supplemental summons Kennedy
agt Welsh ct aOrder amending modifying order and
commission Praeht agt Ritter ct MISUNDERSTANDING an.
proved Smith agL Cuiyer-Order denying notion Paul
81 al egt LANCER CT at-order OF dscontinuanee
BY JUDGE Sedgwick- Daily Munro OF al-Judgrnent
ArrOwsmth agt Osulvan.-The defendants excep
lions to be inserted In and endments settled
Common Pleas kambeTs-By judge J. f. Daly-
The Bank for Savings agt Bachran1 alignment ordered
smith agt urinne storey agt the NewYork Elevated
Railroad Company; Wagner a Petrasch Heineman ACT
ganlzen; Hesken AIT. ROthschld PICARD agt Reilly:
Fisher sgt Taunenhoz aud Cochrane ag Holly-Granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
CIVIL NOTES.

Bracebridge Hemyng, the author of the
"Jack Harkaway" novels, has obtained an injunction
from Judge DOnohue restraining the use by ANOTHER
author OF the title the American Jack HarkaWay'"
Judge Blatchford rendered his decision, yes
terday, in Charles Guiders suit against the City OF
Brooklyn to restrain IL from infringing upon what he
claims is his patent in laying stone pavements IRE
action dismissed the ground that such paVenents
had been laid prior 70 the date OF the panths lnven
tion.
The suit of Rufus F. Bush against d. NJ.
Munger which was tried in the Supreme Court, Brook
lyn, yesterday was brought to recover $4,000 for
alleged malicious prosecution Bush was arrested two
years ago. charged with stealing quantity OF cotton.
which It was shown. he found floating in the bay He
jury will render a sealed verdict to-day.
Michael Gernon has sued Charles A. Weed
and Joseph B. Hoyt former propretors OF The AeOT-
leans Tines two notes, one for $1,000 the other ior
So 00o made June 1872 to Janet Norton The notes
were signed A. Weed" but 1t claimed that this was
the firm name. Mr.. Weed makes no DEFENCE put MT
Howl claims that the notes were made for the pur
poses of the firm The on trial before Judge Law
renee. IN Supreme Court Circuit
The trial of the suit of Francis Smith against
the city was begun yesterday before Judge Van Worst
Mr. Smith, on February z, 1858, stepped treach-
erOus cOalhOle cover in Bond-st, and fell in. He was
very badly injured and became confirmed invalid He
sues for $4,000 damages The defence OF the city is
mainly denial ofits liability and IN reduction OF dam
the plaintiff; Francis L. SetsOn and L. II. Lacombe for
the city.
Professor Theodore w. Dwight appeared
yesterday before the Supreme Court General Term, TO
urge that the graduates of Columbia College Law School
be admitted not only attorneys but also as eoun-
seIOrs-atlaw, TO practice before the Court The Court
reserved its decision In tho afternoon the graduates
appeared before ]. X. Cunning. FrelDg II. Smith and
Edmund Collin js the committee Oh characters ana
70 enable the students TO sign the roll on Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
A PECULIAR INSURANCE QUESTION.

George B. Chase was an owner of the ship
Eagle Wing, which sailed from Boston in February
1865 She was insured in the Columbian Insurance Com
pany which failed years ago. Rufus Lord was one
Of the original stockholders and the original stock was
an maid in Afteryard there were several increases Of
capital by the company and the last one was not fuy
Maid in Mr. Chase sued the executors OF MI LOrd tOr
The amount unpaid his insurance. under the Statne
which makes stockholders liable for all debts unless all
the stock has been paid up. He recovered Judgment
LAST November for sos 677 80, and the defendants a
pealed TO the Supreme Court. General Term Ihey claim
that the act only refers 10 the original Incorporation
and not to subsequent increase, In which the STOCK
holder takes part the Court reserved Its decison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
ACTION TO EvICT LIoUoR-sELLERs.

Elizabeth c. Jay, whose lease OF the premises
q, rim and walker-sts. has been already before tue
ourts applied yesterday TO Judge Ghdersieeve LOT
wit Of eviction againt her tenant, W. H. Bennett ana
~, srbteuants To prevent Iquorselling In the house
t yut In clause that il any were allowed she hHht
- her onion exnct double rent or ever ner tenants
~ NJ 1ycr door was Henry Dale, who established
Tue tsuTant in it and sold liquors. She applied to
Pet Cour Judge under her covenant ana ne REUSED
U suu Nor warrant Dale had no license, and she
ds an applicatIon TO the Judge under the Illegal
Sos Act she was again refused, and appealed IRON
Lrue PIGMENTS and succeeded in reversing them On
potn caon 10 Judge Gildersleeve. the jury found III
her favor Tr and the warrant was Issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
PERSONAL LIABILITY ON MORTGAGES 7,

Henry Luers, WIN DIS p1I ,.or,core for s13-
Brun,es and Peter Brunies, made nOv aSout twenty
SO'o INC SUE "a Ieroy recently brought suit TO
two and enforce the TSrs veser
iy Of executors on liners conveyed his
Gay IN the mortgaged property to his partner @
the morfgage and with knowledge OF tnat lac.
~ gave an extension OF time. This released
imers Kfterward his partners reconveyed 10 MN sun sun
~, 10 the mortgage and Judge Van Worst holds thls
bis uersons liability. But after Luerss deah
his executors conveyed onefourth OF the property SUD
inct IN tbe MORTGAGE and again the mortgage was eA
0ded Judge Van Worst hold that rs TO this oneourth
the executors are released from liability
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
FEES OF GEORGE TIcKNoR CURTIS.
- Oonohre in Supreme Court, Chambers

has allowed George TcknOr Curtis $4,000 as his ices as
referee TO sell the Erie Railway company anu @o'Vo
49, onsas In his brief opinion he states that the
O a of The interests involved required the seec-
,i ~ man of exceptionally high standing and apl1ty,
and The amount OF work required was and Will DE large
IN he foreclosure of the Staten Island Railroad Com
nsnT involving about $450000 $4,750 was allowed 10
he referee 10 sell On the sale OF the Northern racine
Paroad 80 500 was allowed to each OF TWO referees
The sale m this case involves much greater and more
complicated interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17

child F. dresser two and two servants Martinez
MIRA Hoyes and baby K. Allen, l. Rionda, Mrs X Ieada
Mira L. Tesda children MI Tesds VIE ana aaaea
Carcases daughters Mr. and Mrs ordhna MT ana
R Rpscb h. p p Gaycia d. p saunders c. Kater.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
THE COURTS.

MEANING OF THE MOCK AUCTION 0 ACT. -
Peter link was convicted at the court aror ~
60, sessions Of grand larceny. under what Is Know
Auction Act, which makes the obtaining ol
inc MO- 10y or device larceny. He introduced JOnn
soSsey of Ohio who had barley to SELL to brewers
this cry WY W. sant IN two carloads TO brewer VINO
s aeetd IL link hearing Of it, got senssy 70 PIN to
s hands to SELL and sold IT. or m sooS financial
us and sent on Dlehrs notes. The Court bsd
CHARGED that IL link before RECEIVING ,he nretence
~ svine for H. /. was larceny and the july Srheiey
Tba onestion raised appeal was Wt this came
hsvtng Voluntarily parted with his propeI,.iio, ~
,,hir The act The Court reserved It's deoision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEw-YoRK CITY.


stee TO MarS and Jo.ephiSs
t;codetI referee To leila 10000
2jthst s. $50 II Of 2daye 26x9s9, Il McCaher- ,,o
", referee. 10 Samuel TOWNSEND 'oo
W ioev referee 10 samuel : Constant .... 5000
brO eree 10 lanes SSr snyam IA 1880
sapne1 avS husband 70 Peter Zmwcfma. 1000
rsud u md :; IN W 70 CHARLES $4,000
Alexanderayc $, l6s # nof l52tn,st, IG.Sh M
William y PhibricX
2dave No 500 $50 It OF S2ds 25x72 ndTew N ON
ine and others. trustees etc 20 Jane Jester lo<OV
Woodrcfaye II dot NO SO. 2ith Wardl Theresa g.,
Lynch Ia George VI Lynch.
and wife William uOPlin aud others, trus' ,,s
5ess, etc 80 I, Of 5oxioO Henry
Holland 10 Mary g 0vcringtOn; -. ali;
lOthave n G cor a4thst 2Ol.5 those cor lOthaye
snGd ,. sco 3SEDtr 81 900
5l,ist !: 2sS.6 Il e Of AveC, ~ Gx36, Marianne .
Rindstopi and husband TO FIlk RhOnheimer.....
ava P,I ASG isR 10000
0S'T Rscr. and nd Ec 70 Hs6iy Farley 25sio
Frankn-aye, es cath ward) James hardey, execn' e,
tor etc, TO Louis l.rnst and Others ..,.:..' 81:
brand " and wife, 10 Charts Wclde ~ $1,000
I0l a i F. r5 Siy TO I.cTy i:aock 1900
25th 81, n : %75 Il " OF ith9lc, AHS.9 ne so1th
c cnRr,ihi on.el 70 'no $4,000
FraGIiort'st. II 8 IiI.2. II Of Rose ST. 2sEl079;
William T. small aud others 10 The New York and @,
Brooklyn Bridge COmpauy. j
same PROPERTY, John Mccoy AMI others. executors, 900
so,I.si ~ iS76it g Of AyeA is.oxiOOst, Theresa
shappor and husband. 10 MatcnsJ ~allhcmer. 1000
a PleSnan 10 Rifhar iiiacssy . 10000
hIsSand 10 Claus UnaSii ....".. 5000
suEoIL's " a 10 n sol Rropmc.st 75.lOxlnO.7,
Anna Burtusto David Hanson ........... loO0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
PASSENGERS ARRfvED.

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i,s aartnes hsrnez g. MARTINEZ J. Ma Rnil A. L. Car
su l. Lancis L. NJ Aranguren p. Cfesp0 " Cresno r. m y
aoenas Nnarte, }. b. Labalas c. Blaaenersn &psy.i
way Abaly b. Guerenden, r. ForTes r. Ngob VIE ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
lIINIATuRR ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
run rises.-... AL sun 7l2 Clock 3n, Ags
Moon fses... S:5e Moon souhs OPT Moons age DAYS Ia
g. -. dSh WATER ToDAY-A.
csndy Hook. 801 Gov Island 9.2T Hall Gate 49, 10 ia
So =, . NIGH WATER roDAY--P. n
osno' ieox sszS Gov Island. s56 Hell GAZE. ..l045
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
RECOKDED LLAsEs.

LEROY Elizabeth 4. 10 John / Never, No - Wet
lstn7, years. AZ annual rent OF .---.. Sltt
Odcl. Andrew j. 20 samuel Johnson NO lls ltavt, =,
year, for 24'
sherman B,fjamiu aud Others, 10 Peter singers 90
cor Stl-aVe and i0tlHt, years az annual rnt OF "
st Peters Church to Joan g Haaf, " cor New
Church ana Thoas-s:S, ear a annual rent OF L.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
tWHIIAM III. SCHoFlELD.l -
CTPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY OF

CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
NEwY3RK-PE AM w PAH4 spd H sERoFEL
nOeeaS ahe .ss
e serve copy Of your ms on tss
hs snSmon exclusive Of the day o service q
T"n TO 20 Tor ss
ApE ls 1873 Nomr ra s MAsD
No M isS Broadway. New.Yore City
notice That upon your dsan 70
Of ID and & o Gos, win nSa
dollars iS. ss gh SoTH %a Mhes
To William foregoing summons /; served rived
Court q the the Sia5e Of Se S
mated ID taf %a N hs 'c
S6 t # w%E6
KANSAS CITY, BURLINGTON SANTA FE RAILWAY CoMrANrl
SUPREME COURT, City and County. of
,ssS. The PAT KaN pa @
SANTA RE RAILwAY CONAN sssnasnt
Yo@ are hereby summoned to answer complaint this
action and e serve copy Of ran 90 he M
exclusive Of the day service and in case Of your failure to
iaa q ne ksy
PLANTING Attorneys Post ONCE address, No 100 Broadway
NScricEfske notice, That upon your default appear
or answer Judgment WI be taken against
spes Gf less nne oo dollars With
WAGSTAFF, PLANTING Attorneys.
To the Kansas City, Burlington and santa Fe Railway
Company The FOREGOING summons Is served upon you
by publication prsuah. 70 an oIIef OF he lion ona,es
state OF New.York, dated the 18th day Of May. 1873 and
the complaint in the office Of the Clerk OF the CITY
end cou,t Of at the County Court House ~ me
NORTH WARD wAGsTAFF, Plaintiffs Attorneys
Mayl7 iaw6wF
FINHE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW-YORk.
TATE Of AZ 9fsGa ntS w. ss
York who heretofore made ~ % c1or reetins You
and each OF are hereby cited ana sauer s
County Of NewYor Chamber to be held at the County
Cont Uoue In said the seventeenth day OF May,
A. D. ISIS at 1880 o'cioct m 70 shsw cause why an
ard 10 the accounting Of said assignee therein aud
'ne testimony whereof seal Of said
SMrea; Hon. RICHARD l. LARREMoRE one OF the
Judges Of said Court at said city, this 18th day Of
NATHANIEL JARVIS. IT, Clerk.
W. 7. BIRDsAL, Attorney for Assignee 100 Broadway
New.York.
Apl2 law6wF
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Board and Rooms Wanted.

XNANTED-BOard on the east end of Long
w Island family Of eight; preferred no
other boades near water for bathing and bosng Address
n A. MAXWELL, $50 hnston-ave- Brooklyn
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The following sales were HeIu at INC Ia
change salesroom to-day:
ByL. j. T. PhflliD&.
and Pp W1 is o 95Iloo woodbury.
hGS' 10Y s aa1I Ts ~ Holman pS So
BIZ Van 7usset e. Redrneg.
] 3story brick dwelling house with lot. No 3l3 East
ssast s6ei asoio II OF Aveo O' 71oo
! 3story brick dwelling house with lot No 1888 East
ssaiSo zoo OF oaave 10. .o.eosi ADe 1000
" Rfchdrd v. HdrnetL
lots E MsT 72th yo i2e n OF dave caen 1900
Bu Peter p. Bover
eGc Ds siaDie wll lot H 27Oo
BV 4. J. Bteecier & Son.
lots T1e 81 Hf ssdor o 1000
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fonsrs ano farms fDanteo.

WANTED-Thrce years. lease of large
house. 80 to rooms suitable for Conservatory OF
Music; not below lith-st. RULANO & WHITING, > Beck
nanst
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REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK. Thursday, May 16, 1878.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
nhnn Gall fO-da