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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
HOW AN ATTACHMENT WAS VACATED.

An attachment upon the theatrical property
Of Edward y. Rice, the euthOr OF the play Evangene
was recently obtained In Brooklyn, in an action for
damages begun by the father OF Florence Ellis the ae-
tress II is alleged by the plaintiff that Miss Ellis
was engaged by Rice TO play the leading parts In
"Eyangeine and Medora" throughout the year 1878.
at a 81 larry OF $50 a week In June 1873. Rice dis
charged Miss Ellis at Chicago without cause claims
An action for damages was begun on September 2,
Franklin Bien acting attorney for the plaintiff and b.
+. Valentine for the defendant
Mr. Valentine brought paper 10 Judge Potter
September O. sud asked him sign IL, saying It
order 70 show cause why the attachment should
not be vacated. When the case came up be-
fore Judge Potter yesterday, It shown
that this paper was actually an order yacating
the attachment. The Court bad relied upon the
word OF counsel and had signed II without carefully
reading f. Is frequently necessary In the hurry OF
Chambers business. Judge Potter very indignant
WHY this is a fraud upon the court" he said. Mr..
Ben moved that the counsel be committed for contempt
OF court Judge Potter said ho would take action
that matter them but let II take the ordinary
IL was pressed. Mr. Valentine had meantime LEFT the
court room BY of this order OF vacation VGlen
tine enabled Rice TO obtain his property from the
sheriff. and he has now taken II from the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTES FAIR.
OPENING CEREMONIES AMID THE DIN OF PREPARA-
TONS

TONS.
The din of hammers and the hustle accom-
panying the unlocking of exhibits began carly yesterday
morning at the American Institute fair and continued
uninterrupted throughout the day Few persons e1-
cept those directly interested in the exhibits, visited the
building until the afternoon, when the president OF the
Institute Nathan O. Ely 10 make the opening ad-
dress Nearly 200 ladies and gentlemen gathered around
the large central stand to listen to Downings 9th Reg
ment Band accompanied by the large organ When the
band had finished Mr.. Ely made his address. He said
that the indications that this the fortysevenh eX
hbton would be the most successful OF any, For many
years in the history Of this fair the managers had been
unable properly to fill tue building with exhibits, but
tho success Of late years had been great that the
building had been found INADEQUATE IN size. Mr. Ely
apologzed for the ncOmpleeness OF the exhibition yes
terday and said was evil almost beyond remedy
The general superintendent, Mr. Hull, said that the
officers of the exhibition not TO blame Tor the state
OF affairs owing TO the delay OF the exhibitors
who had received notice three months prior 10 the open
ing aud were urged be ready In time IOward even
ing more order apparent, ana the Visitors stOeu
around admirng the contents OF showcases ana tue
hiblts generally. The display Of agricultural implements
seemed 30 be more perfect than the other speclates
COncavc aud convex mirrors electric pens ypeWrltrs
stauary and the fountain i'm the centre OF the building
were especial objects Of admiration. Inc mecDancaI
department was ready for inspection. but II Is
hoped that large engine that is TO run the various
machines will be at work to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
THE POISONED Por-cHEEsE.

The examination of Mrs. Caroline Siefke,
the wife Of real estate agent Of this city on charge
Of having sent a poisoned potcheese 20 No. So
Rossst., Brooklyn. with the intention OF killing
her mother, Mrs. Pope, and her brother
John p. Ropke. was resumed yesterday before
Justice Elliott Dr. Hugo Miller, the chemist who
analyEed the cheese testified that In three ounces N
cheese he found over two grains OF arsenic
Keeper of NO 100 sxthave this CITY, stated that Mrs
sefke came into her husbands saloon between 8
aud $50 ~ M on the night when the boy BlankmeYor
wa. given the cheese 90 carry TO Mrs. Pope. Mrs
gtmshorns husband and another witness cOrrobOratcd
this testimony The case adjourned until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
A BARK RUN DOWN AT SEA.

The steamship Utopia, which arrived from
London Yesterday, brought Captain Ziesner and
OF the German ship HeOs. Captain ZiesDer says that
on September 8. during dense fog in the day time, his
vessel was suddenly struck amdshps and cut nearly In
two by the Utopia and the began to roll out OF the
vessel In than minutes aferward the vessel
foundereh. The captain and crew were takoD of by
Tie UtOpias boats without saving anything. The only
person injured the cabin boy who received slight
brnises on the arms and was removed TO the hospital
Yesterday The bark belonged In Pelain and valued
at about $25 600 She had cargo OF 1904 gallons
Of refined petroleum from New-YOrk for Rotterdam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-Potter,J .-COnrt opens at
1880 O'Clock mCalendar called at IL o'clock mNos
1873 2 49, 127. 1875, l72. lie, l78, 1874, 1S9. 100.
MARiEE COURT-TRIAL TERM-PART I-goepn J.Nos
1868 1884 A917 1891 4941 4770 49O9 A91S 1871 47s2
1915. 4S7l, 1921. 4SOt 1924. 1850. -.
II-SinnOt J.-Nos. $780, 4ll6, 1909. 1910 4Olai
1883 $3.50 1892 1884 434O 40l0 4476, 44S 1922 1907
PART III-shea, JNos 4l4s ago $685. 24sg 542l 2s47'
GENERAL SEsslONs-PART i-Hackett Reeorder;-James
Mooney John CosOYe feloniOus assault and battery
Panck Ooney Charles Dean James McQuirck. Daniel Dem
crest burglary James Hodmre grand larceny George e.
Stewart forgery Heating, larceny from the person
John Courtney Henry McQualan, John Mcmahon ASSAULT
and battery: George Purdy, grand larceny
PART Sutherland. J.-Kobert Fulton, VIM Manning.
Lutto Benjamin BOwes, robbery Henry Gallagher
feonOus John COnsh Lawrence MONA
hOrty burglary; Joseph p. White grand larceny Jacob
Buteux, Ellen Gilenek. assault and battery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
REyELRY IN AN UPTOWN MANSION

Early in the season John II. Hull, of No. 100
West Thrty-fourth-s. accompanied by his wife, went
out of the city for the Summer leaving his house In
charge Lewis N. Tucker, twenty-five, OF No 1913
West Thlreth-st. On the 2Sth Of August Mr. Hull re-
ceived letter from Tucker with the information that
his house had been robbed. This disturbed Mr. Hull
that he hurried 10 New-York, when an examination OF
his premises disclosed the fact that he had been robbed
Of ewery and other property 70 the amount OF about
$500 or 800. Some matters came to Mr.. Huils know
edge soon after his return which led to the arrest on
Monday night OF young Tucker. aud his detention for
the night the Thrtieth Street Police Station 1t ap
penrs that the night following Mr.. HuPs departure
his house was invaded by a lot OF young men,
Parties given nightly in the Hull mansion, anO on
SUNDAYS the nrighbOrs heard the continual thrummng
Of the Hull piano Reyelry high. The neghbOrs didn't
know what II all meant aud about speaking 10 the
police when Mr. Hull arrived, and the young jewellers
He'd. Mr.. Tucker igned before Justice BxbY at
the jefferson Market Police Court, but there being no
evidence against him having robbed Mr.. Hull he
discharged. He, however. gave Mr.. Hull a written
pledge that he would endeavOr TO aid the police IN re-
covering the stolen property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
PARK COMMISSIONERS METHODS.

At a meeting of the Park Commissioners
Yesterday an estimate was received from the architect
Of the board relative to the improvements to be made
Tompkins Square, placing the cost at $51 oOo inclusive
Of the foundation to the pavement but exclusive OF the
pavement itself It was thought that reduction Of
$4,000 could be made II the fountains, cottages and
adornments could be dispensed with The work win be
begun however, on Monday next A request read
from the leaders OF the Greenback party for permission
10 se any public park square for the purpose OF hold
ing nass-meetings during the campaign. This permits
sion was refused 10 being thought advisable TO grant
such privileges when the occasion demanded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
Suicide OF AN INSANE MAN.

Bendix SCHNEIDER, an aged German residing
AZ Lincoln Ill., came TO Hoboken last week and regis
tered at the Hansa Hotel He scared passage on the
steamer Herder but Wednesday OF last week ne
has exhibited symptoms Of insanity, and Monday he
went TO the police station and asked permission TO
py one the coils Yesterday he was found hanging 70
hls cell door by audkerchef. and he died
before the arrival OF physelan The news OF his death
WAS teegTapbed his aud daughter at his former
home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
TWO MAIL CoACHES ROBBED.

HAT CREEK, Wy. T., Sept. 10.-Both coaches
were stopped at about IL o'clock last night between
Lightning Creek and Cheyenne River by three armed
men, Il Is thought that they got less than 500 in
money from the passengers, from whom they took
iewery aud watches They also took watch from the
driver Of the coach and from the messenger, Smith,
who remained IN the coach after the passengers got out
Intending 10 stand against the robbers One OF the
thieves placed passenger IN front OF hlm aud marched
M 10 the COACH compelling Smith TO give up OF Xiii the
They also took away Smiths arms. One OF
the robbers who not masked was recognized as
Lanes L. Johnson, commonly known as Lengthy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
MICHAEL ToBIN RETRIEVED.

United States Marshal Payn received Tues
day from the Department Of Justice. at Washington,
letter by which he was informed that the President had
ordered repIleye III the Of Michael Tobin until
October o. Tobin under sentence TO be hanged on
Friday September 90 and Is confined In Ludlow street
Jail Tbe crime Of which he was convicted was the
murder at West Point OF q eOmrade named Abers.
The OF bis repreve conveyed at once 10 TObn
but lac received the tdngs without the slightest e1
hthifiOp OF emotion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12

second-aye Justice OtterbOurg dismissed the com.
plafnt and the plaintiff has subsequently, begun suit
for divorce IN the Supreme Court The deienGant nas
put In no His counsel, Alfred Seckief Obtained
yesterday from Judge Potter an order 70 show cause
why proceedings should not be set aside such oro
being returnahie September H. SAKE claims that the
plaintiff is suing him under the name OF Aaron L. RV
sohtz which the be bears ever hah Oorne
and that IL is a OF mistaken identity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
SHOP LIFTERs IN CUSTODY.

Tuesday afternoon, Detectives Dyer and
Archibald Of the Seventeenth Precinct observed two
women and q man acting IN O suspicious manner In
Firstst and after tho man went away the women en-
tered a saloon on Frstst Second-aTe. The officers
followed aud took them IN custody At the Station, two
pieces OF cloth OF the value OF 49, found in their
possrssiOn which were identified by Michael McEyoy,
elother as having been stolen from his store at NO.
Great Jones-sL They gave the names OF Ellen Hardy
and Mary FoY, and being arragned before Justice
Kasnire Yesterday at Essex MarkePOiee Court, they
were held In default OF 5000 bail each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
nNrcrAIR ROAD REcoNsTRuCrIoN.

It is announced that the foreclosure sale of
the Montcar and Greenwood Lake Road will take place
ON Saturday aud that II will be bought In by the pur
chasing committee representing both classes OF bond
holders Argument on the suit OF Charles W. Haser 10
reopen the foreclosure proceedings set for Saturday
morning before the Chancellor OF New-Jersey the OBJ
ject OF the SUIT being 70 establish the legal position of
The pettionng bOndhoders and not 10 stop the SALE
the eompanants have signed the plan OF reconstruc
faru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
A DISHONEST CLERK.

Jacob Bender, age twenty-five, was brought
before Justice Kasmre yesterday Essex Market Po
lice Court on a charge OF having stolen from Henry
Guth Of No 245 Bowery, optical aud philosophical in
sruments Of the value of SG0 The accused has been in
the employment OF Mr. Guh since his arrival from Eu-
rope seven months Tuesday evening he received
N imation that his clerk had been pferng for some
time On coming 10 work he was searched and nineteen
pawn tickets recovered, representing stolen prop
erty TO the amount OF 5000. He quite surprised %
the discovery aud acknowledged his guilt He WAS held
I'm 81 900 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
THE PIANO sWINDLER.
EXTENSIVE OPERATIONS OF THOMAS MGRATH-
LARGE NUMBER or MANUFACTURERS DE-
FRAUDED.

EXTENSIVE OPERATIONS OF THOMAS NGRATH-
LARGE NUMBER OF MANUFACTURERS DE-
FRAUDED.
Thomas McGrath was formally arraigned be-
fore Justice Bxby at jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday afternoon, whom afiiavits made by
Belts Co.. OF West Fourteonth-st, and Horace Waters
Son OF Union-square charging the prisoner with hiring
Instruments aud then selling them. He obtained two
instruments from Waters Son. two from Belts Co.
one from French & Co.. OF West Fourteenth-st, one
from Billings Co., OF West Fourteenthst, one from
Mrs. Black, OF No SO Le1ngtonaye., aud one from
Mrs. Mccoy, OF No 4s3 Fifh-ave. When arrested. Nc
Grath was boarding No. 80 East Ninthst. where he
had ordered several Of the pianos sent at the time that
he had hired them Mrs. Bedson, OF No % Lexington
ave. with whom MeGrath had previously boarded
made affidavit that two occasions he came to see her.
and asked as particular favor the privilege OF sending
piano her house for few days which request she
granted but the pianos removed the day following
their arrival within day two following that upon
which the accused hired the piano no would engage
aud send the instrument either 70 storage OF
an Advance OF from Sl5 to $50 each instrument
Hts dealings were with the following storage aud auc
A. Cagney's i'm West Fourteenth-st: William Abbott
Bleecktr-st Richard Walters sons East broadway
Gegnerman's, on Broadway. and Cotton Matthews,
also on Broadway Ho represented 10 the pfOpriet0rs
Of these places that the instruments were his properly
Lewis COwen, OF No 3l3 East Foriy-seeondt testified
thar lie purchased plano Of MeCirath, AbbOtt's
tlon rooms paying therefor so aud the carriage anu
the owner OF the Instruments Belts Co. identity THIS
piano as their property None OF the Instruments have
vet been recovered the who loaned money thereon
claiming that they did so In good faith. Among the
other operations Of McGatn was the collection OF 200
interest money q mortgage for Mrs. hacEyOY Oh no
as West Twenty-nnth-st aud the appropriation Of the
to his own use: Detective schmittbergcT' OF the
Thrtieh Street Police Station has recovered large
portion OF thB property represented by pawn tickets
found in McGrath's possession, aud Yesterday ~ FSu
son identified quantity OF the clothing as hnYlng been
stolen from his b0ardin house. at No 80 East Nuts
Silver spoons umbrellas OvercOats, lace curtains and
other property pow await Identification at the station
hnnse. The examination viii cOntnue this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12

y-two tons valued at SsO0OO0 The silver sent to
the Philadelphia Mint be coined into standard dollars
The nst shipment of silver bars this account was
made July "a since which time the value OF the aIVer
sent 70 PHILADELPHIA Is 81, 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12

snder was severely beaten by McGoy about the mead
and body with what Is called a black snake queer
Ryan OF the Tenth Precinct arrested meGl0ry IL was
found necessary 10 remove Snder 70 Bellevue Hospital
for treatment. He is brotherin-law OF sergeant
BerghOld of the Seventeenth Precinct MGGlOTy WIS
brought up Yesterday at Essex Market Ponce Oour|
and va rrmnnded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12

CARFFUL.-Bertie "Amtie, do you like
pear drops 2" Aunfie Yes, my dear" BERTHE: All.
tncn think TIL get Uncle Frank to keep my packet for
me. after Rll."-l Funny Folks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
Eeoal Nouces.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, City and
~ County Of MoEGAS a te
last viii aud testament Of LUCINDA LEE MORGAN, de-
e Adnpsra or IN the CITY Of as Adminstraor
q 55 Pod 'Safis aus '5 scsse MAIZE AN
ToISETE TiaGw q T1d gqG sIa9
known az RTdoph A %aSg g49 R6 AAbh sARGH
DJiSBAR ana STILES W JUDSON, Defendants-sum-
the above named defendants You are hereby sum
moned 10 the complaint this action and 70 serve
copy your The plaintiffs attorneys within twenty
service aud Of your failure e appear answer udg
ment VIII be taken against yon 6y esIa of Inv tng T no
EVARTs, SOUTHLAND CHOATE, Paintifs' Attorneys.
To MAIZE d wITrHAUs aud PAULINE ANToIN,
You BIZ pabieadn pursuant 70 an order he Hon charles
Daniels onso e Jgsss o. tne S1RTSmg sud pnS o. d
the M ms action N the One T ts SIga o
Jy25 iaw6wTh Pllnuas, Attorneys.
CUPREME COURT.
- matter Of the application Of the AtorneyGenera
THE GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY.
In the application Of the agt
THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEFIT LIFE IN
sURANCE COMPANY
In the matter Of the application Of the Attorney ag
THE RESERVE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY
In tho matter OF the application OF the AorneyGenera ast
the NETWORK STATE LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY.
To all persons having any demands OF any
or nature either policy holders in either Of the above
named corporations, a other creditors thereof:
TAKE NOTICE that by ytue 81 and IN obedience ~ the
rc1urrmeuts the Supreme Court OF the state
New made by M Juse Landon az his chambers IN
the schenectady the 2sth day Of June 1878 IN
each Of entitled proceedings ana entered ~ the
Clerk Of Schenectady County on July j. 1873 l.
tie undersRned Aiber Parsons. duly appointed rel
the emitted proceedings to take PROOF
an claims against either OF above named corpora
TONS policy holders by other creditors thereof
notice. that obedience 10 the rtqulr
such orders l. the undersigned referee VIII attend az No.
252 BroadWay CITY OF New York az the office Of Henry
X Person receiver OF said corporations on tho lOth day OF
January 1879 IL o'clock in the forenoon OF that Gay ana
from time thereafter such proceedings may De ad
ourned aud viii then aud there proceed to take proof az
claims and demands OF every name anu nature hst
corporations either Of them by policy holders or by Oter
credttors tbereuf which NAV be presented viii,
upon decGe the Legality and
sunicicncy OF such proof and claim.
Further creditors Of such corporations OF either OF
them required exhibit their claims ana be-
these proceedings before the Undersigned on
the aud the place aforesaid and that
default thereof creditors ana pOcyhOders thus deialt
viii be uded from all benefit OF the decree
which made in each Of these proceedings and from
any distribution which shall made In under such decree
Dated July 4. 1878. ALBERT PARSONS, Referee
Julyll law6mTh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
rwr,TTy.TWo TONS OF SILVER.

A large shipment Of bar SILVER was made
yesterday s the Treasury, requiring Tor It's trans
Sartaflop eight express wagons The weight TWEEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
Oredn Steamers

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMERt
CAN FLAG. sailing III kSDAY from philadelphia
tPENNsYLVANtA sails Thursday, sept 10. a. M
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carving Belgian and United states Malls sailing semi
monthly Alternately from pnilalelDhiA and New YORK
SWITZERLAND sails MONDAY. sept D. IL IN
For rates Of passage ana other information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents,
sO7 walnut st. Philadelphia % Broadway, New work
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent BatteFy-place New York
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
N BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE, ..
Pier Company new No az North River foot Of MOrOhSt
FRANCE frudele......... Wednesday sent 10 $3.50 a. IN
CANADA, frangeu edneSdhV. sept 90 y ~
spFHEIRE. Wednesday Oct. 2, 10 r. m
ste mers carry steernge passeDgers
FOR freight and passage at Philadelphia apply to Alonso
ShOtWell 2Chesnut at -..- -. ,-.-.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12

Ar THE OLD BAILEY.--COunsel to witness
Yoa,fe nice sort OF fellow, You are y witness; Pd
say the same 90 you. sir. on'T TN on my oathF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEW YORK CITY

Hamilton. st. N Chalf Of lot No 6l9l; John Good.
lett refer e 10 the Citizens SAVINGS Bank. ... 81
l24th-s II 2, 1925 II Of SIh-aye 26x10O.ll Luther
w Emerson, referee TO Thomas Greenleaf, trus
tee, etc ..............:.:.-.-...:
70thst n T. 100 II OF 4thaVe, 25xl02,2 Leo Des-
sar referee TO Frederick MOeller..................
4lstst =, $50 Il g OF 9Th ave, 25x9S.9 HannOhen
Kempner to Tenne Schall.
GrandaVe, n " cor 4th.st Gath Ward. 705.Sx520x
764x4I1; Edward Willard TO Louis Bayard
6lstst s, 175 II W Of lst-ave, 4OX OO.5 SOl0mia
Hahn and husbandto Gottieb Dilger. ...........
lA5thst, s. 225 II " Of I'VE St Nicholas, Z5xS9l1;
and also Ave st Nicholas, e s, 100 n OF l4oth-st
26Xl00; James RngRies and wife 70 John Ward
Pittst, g. 2272 Il OF SiaDfOn-st 22.0XI5 George
Pebler and wife 20 Henry Segel. ..-.-...-.-.....
28th-st s. $40 ft OF 2daye. 20xB8.9 John Hubsch
mann and wife 70 AdaP SShussler.
16th-st mo $50 Eastl 1919 Frederick Il Thee and
wife 70 Catharine Zimmerman. -...-.......---.--...
CrOsby-st, . DOT No 100 25xS9.3 Maria Wads-
worth and usbaDd 70 Caroline Meschutt. 800.
l8th-st, 1876 II G Of 6Jhave, 26X92 stephen
Hoe TO Elizabeth LIE Roy .........-......-.......
Saith st. g. 200 II OF 2dave, 25XlO2.2; Bertha X
Weiss to William DRESSER. .....................-...
6bth-sL n a. 1913 ftw OF lstave, 17.lOXlOO6j Der.
tina l. We 10 William Dressler.-
143d-st n p 36i 10 n OF Sthave, 30.3xlt OF i4xr.
regular Mathew Dardie 70 William O'Muien--..
Same property William O'Mulen 10 CathartDe OAR
lOthave, Q cor 74th-st, 26xlOOi Adrian III Joline,
referee, TO Seah UDhanl..
37thst g. 80 &c Of7tha ave. 2OX249; Louis Schnei-
der ana wife TO George Greb and wife ..........-,
l0thave es 25.5 n Of 64thst, 25xlOO: James Fai-
lon and wife 70 William Skelly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-12
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. wednesday, Sept. II,


The following sales were >held at the FL
change salesroOm to-day:
BIZ L0tus Neser
The following described lease-hOldDremses leased May
1874, term 20 years
4story brown stone house with lease OF lot, NO 432
ground rent 81 $50 per Jean Goblet. e8 0
similar houses with lease OF lots Nos 434 10 43S
FroanG rent : 90 each per annum; Y Morton sS2
SIMILAR buildings with leaee OF lOis Nos $40 and 442
Madls0n-ave " g. adjoining above, each loo 2Jx70
ground rent, sl 100 each per annumi same pur
similar houses with lease Of lOts Nos 4t4 and 446
Madison-aye s, adjoining above, each lot 2Ox70
ground rent 81 900 each per annum came bus er 258
similar houses with lease o. lots, Nos 4fS and 400
Madison ave cor Of 5Oth-st each lot ZOx7O;
ground rent 81 250 each per annum; same pur-
BIZ v d. WgckoG
3stOry brick tenement houses with plot Of land, Nos
800, 292 and 294 RiyiDgt0n 81, Q cor Of Cannon
st. plot 5Oxs9; BerDaTd SIC Loon l46
By v X. SierenSOn ".
3-stOry frame store and dwelling ana 2st0rY frame
dwelling with lot, No 20S East 38ths IS, LAT 70
eof 3daye lot 90 lOOx90x3 1887; Stranss Al
BU RchdTd Y. HdrReu.
lot 3 West 79thst 200 n Q OF lOth-ave 25xlOO;
lot 5 5tSaVe. zoos # Of e6thsi 952IiOO;
Fairchild and Miller. 90
Bg a. n. Muller q Son
Hot lstaVe, BOG II n OF ll2th.st 25x06; Ann
ward l5
4-stOry brown stone mouse with lOt No AT East
1l2th-st, n 8, 247.2 IL Of Ave.A. lot 25.10x
1OO1lx2OxlOl.10 Francis II Week.. &c