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Litchfield enquirer., 1878-09-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW RICH BLOOD!

ParsOns' Purgative Pills make New Rich Blood and will completely change the blood in the entire system in three months. Any person who will take pill each night from one to twelve weeks may be stored to sound health, if such thing is possible Sent by mail for letter stamps. I. s. JOHlSON & CO.,, Bangor Me 2l-4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-09-05
Births
In Harwinten, Aug. 27th, daughter tt Chas. and Nellie Cannon, of West Winsted.
NHarr1a2eS.

In Winsted, Aug. 9th, by the Rev. T. M. Miles, Roscoe Young of Winsted, and Jennie NJ. Hotchkiss, of Norfolk.
 At Winsted, Aug. 23d, at the residence of Mrs. F. B. Johnson, by Rev. T. M. Miles, Edward H. Sheldrick to Miss Lydia Johnson, of Mount Carmel
 At Goshen, Aug. 27th. by the Rev. Mr. Doubleday, Mir. Wm. T. Brooks, of Selma, Alabama, and Miss Caroline L. Futile, of Go- shen.
 In Warren, Aug. 18th, by Rev. Mir. Coltcn, Marvin Tanner and Laura A. Shove, both of that town.
 In Warren, Aug. 27th, by Rev. Wm E. Bassett, assisted by Rev. W. J. Celton, T. A. Curtiss and Silia J. Comstock, both of that town.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-09-05

\ can make money faster at work for us than at
 anything else. Capital not required we will
 start you. SIP per day at home made by the in-
 0 dustiious. Men, women, boys and wanted everywhere to work for us Now is the time. Costly outfit and terms free. Addree TRUE & Co.,, Augusta. Maine 48-1y
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-09-05
Deaths

At Canaan, Aug. 18th, Margaret Higley, aged 99 years, months and IS days.
 In Winsted, Aug. 18th, Alex son of Geo. l., Leonard, aged months.
 In West Winsted, Aug 23d, Willie A., son Of Lafayette and Hannah c. Granger, aged one year. EF
 In Wolcottville, Mrs. Caroline Johnson, aged 65 years.
 In Harwinton, Aug. 18th, Ada, daughter of Erwin B. Barber, aged years.
 At Torrington, Aug. 20th, Golda Rhoda Drake, daughter of Lucius P. Drake, aged years.
 In Weodbury, Aug 18th, Joseph Squires, aged 73 years.
 In New Milford, Aug s4th, an infant daughter of Rev. A. s. Clark.
 In Bridgewater, Aug. 27th, Laura Randall, aged S7 years
 In Roxbury, Aug 25th, Johannah Queenian, aged 5S years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-09-05

At woLoorTvILLE. Miss Fanny H. Grip pen will open a select, private school, on Mon day next-Where is that new bridge that is to span the Naugatuck at the Main Street Crossing :-Wm. Wilcox and John Bailey re- port that they killed rattlesnake on Monday in the vicinity of the ''old red house place, 1" so called, near the Goshen line.-Miss Rose Terry Cooks amusing story in the last Har- per's, entitled "Cal Cutters Devil" is founded upon fact related in Orcutt's History of Tor rington. melodious voice of the Mayer of East Litchfield resounded throug eur streets on Thursday. Whether he was in pursuit of the Modocs or the MOdocs were in pursuit of the Mayor, we are uninformed - Register.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-09-05

Each package of SASFoRDs RADICAL CURE contains Dr. Sanfords Improved lnhalRg Tube, and full direc tions for it's use in all cases Price For sale by all wholesale and retail druggists and dealers through TER. General Agents and Wholesale Druggists. Bos- ton. Mass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-09-05

The marble quarry at EAST CANAAN, for some time closed, will have work resumed there next week. Fifty hands will be employ ed.-Neacs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-09-05
BUELL. & WHEELER

D R U G G I s T $ -snnday HOnrs for digpensing Medicines
 st0 10 a. m., 12 % p. m., s to 6 p. m.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-09-05
0be Gitebhclh Gnquirer,
 LlTCSFIEiO, CONN.
Clubbing Rates.

, County subscribers we oner the borrowing per-
 .is ,vi,i, the Euauiror, at ike folio wing yearly
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-09-05
THEY ARE THE REST.
Price. 25 Cents.

Be careful to call for COLLINS vOLTAIC PLASTER lest you get some worthless imitation. Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Dru:s.sts throughout United States and Canadas, and by WEEKS < POTTER, Pro prietors, Boston, Mass.
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THE GESSNAFF CASE.
NEW YORK, May 30, 1878.

NEw YORK. May 30, 1878.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Whatever sentiment may be discovered the facts In
the "Gessnan" case are:-Friday, May "a. At seven
O'Clock, evening, l saw tins woman comatoso IRON
eusion 1T the base OF the brain. Saturday, May rs
at hali-past eight in the morning, hai-past and
four O'Clock In tho afternoon, saw her again; her
surgeon in consultation, whose visit am liable Tor
personally.
Sunday, May 20, about eleven O'Clock, was first iD.
formed OF her death at halipast eight O'Clock the
evening previous In few minutes thereafter the
letter asking the Coropers attention written by
myself u nd placed in the hands Of my messenger to
deposit In the General Post ONCE. Later along tho
day Instructed two messengers 10 80 to the Cor
oncrs' office. These two men now known TO be
brothers.in.aw ami the presumption . tnat contrary
my urgent direction, they abstaincd rom any act
that might inculpato their relative Monday,
May "a sent messenger between nine anu
ten O'CLOCK tho morning with my card ana o
second request, winch 1 believe was safely lodged,
since the lad reported back scasonably that had
executed my orders Between twelve and o'clock
onday noon tho Coroner and his deputy reached tho
toned personally know nothing OF tho woman, her
relatives or her ircnds. heard statements which
believed justified me in Withholding The death Ger
tfcatc TIL moro public inquiry as to tho Of
death had. PAID the III uggst Tor the medicines
prescribed 1 gave my tmc aud services as above
DESERT bed ana called = consulting brother under
went the trouble AID annoyanccs common In SUCH
cases ono OF brothers-in- above referred 10
handcc mo 81 DO. GEO. II. MITCHELL. NJ. d.,
No. % Frankfort street.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. r., May 81. 1873.
Proceedings IN the Court Appeals Friday, May 81.
Present, Chief Justice Sanford +. Church and asso.
cales:-
No PIT. People OK rel Van Keuren VS.. The Board
OF Iown Auditors OF Esopus.-Argument resumed and
concluded.
No. 244. Addratta Goodwin, respondent, VS. Addra
+. Sine nsou, impleadcd, &c, appcIlanI-Argucd by
Philip L. Wilson Tor appellant; EiIhu Churcn Tor
spondent.
No. 22S. Louis Hcine nhcimcr appellant, vs. David
Mayer, Observation-Disclosures by Lewis Sanders for APP
pelant; A. X. Dyett Tor respondent.
No. 254 Austin BALDWIN ana others, respondents,
vs. The LverpooI and Great estern Steam Company,
appeilants-Argucdb by George q. Holt Tor appciants
s. Jones ana William II. Hoes Tor respondents.
CALENDAR.
Tho following - tho aay calundar for Monday, June
3:-Nos 237, 25S, 26l, 262, 265, 229, 266 and 26S.
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KINGS COUNTY BUDGETS

Tho Kings County Beard OF Estimate held their
eighth meeting yesterday. when tho city and county
budgets were adopted, as follows:-For the Board OF
CITY Works. l,1oo; general purposes, $29a, 72S;
Board OF Education, $4,000 Police ana Excise,
s7ii,s 500; Fire and Buildings, $3o5, 0oo Board OF
Elections, SAL, 775; Board Of HEALTH 900; sal
aries CITY officers, 1904 500; Department OF Parks,
1925 900; grand total Tor city purposes, $44S3,97I
The city estimates were reduced 70 the extent Of about
5000 900. The total amount recon mrnded Tor CITY
and county was 81 800 3SB: the amount asked for
6SS; the reduction made IL $685., 3U2 Secretary
Cadey stated that tho lax rate would bc about " w
this year. against So Is last year. Tue Board ad-
tourned to meet again on Tuesday next At eleven
O'Clock A. NJ. Tho report OF tho Board will then DO
signed aud Tor 10 the Board Of Aldermen.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JUNE SUPPLEMENT-

WIN SOD 900 year for equipments was not included
He did not know whether that amount was includr9
In Cooperating expenses" or under ''nxed cnaIteA
In tho settlement OF the Hending suit witness
said purchased IN iunding scrip Tor the company
with the understanding that he should be reimbursed
Tor any losses; ne purchased II nearly ~ par, wncn
the stock selling AT 50.
TO Mr.. Cnoate--l believe the company 70 capable OF
carrying out the funding scheme successfully.
Mr. Hassler asked how the company proposed 20
treat those bondhoders VINO did not choose 10 luna
their bonds. and Mr. Jesup replied. "Wo nope thsy
will como around. We propose 20 keep at them until
they do come IN"
Mr. b. J. Mitchell. clerk In the metropolitan
National Bank, who has charge Of the coupon ac-
count there credit 10 that account at the
oank now. He paid all funded coupons when pre-
sented and charged them 10 the account OIL A. hoose
veil, the account being in his name.
Further hearing was ndjourned 20 Monday next
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The Stock Market Fairly Ac-
tive and Steady.
GOLD lOl A lOl Is A lOl
Government Bonds Firm, States Dull
and Railroads Strong.
WALL STREET,


Under the depressing influences Of northeasteriy
rain storm no: to be expected In tho way Of
cheorfulncss from Stock Exchange habifnss, who
grow gum with low barometer, and arc apt 10 vent
their spleen by ra,ding the market Things are,
however TOO strong Just now for successful cxperi-
ment OF this nature. and IL was not attempted The
most unavorable report thai can be made OF to-days
aGa,rs is na market apsed into moro than ordi-
nurv inactivity prices 1uctuatcd drowsily and trans
actions were restricted There was considerable OF
taniaronadc at the opening and prices advanced
ou,cklv INT IN in all the leading stocks.
and Tho impressioa conveyed that the bulls were
"a Ia treated to field day Before noon, however, the
nour,sh OF trumpets had blown out and the rcst
OF inc session was passed under the influence OF dull.
ness and at the expense Of iowcr scale OF prices
Almost the ouly exception was Erie whicn advancee
10 1874 with large business, the stock being stmu
,.oa Nv fav orable advces from London. Except TO
lnculs. II was difficult comprehend the ms and outs
Of The movement here as dealings were pretty much
entirely carried IN tho German dialect, which, o..
,hourh Il excluded inc operator vcrssd only in tho
ycrnacuar still LED tho conclusion that our friends
from Faderland werc tho chief buyers. There was .
GOOD deal less snap 10 grangcrs to-day and less
arv nursing OF prices the Sairy Camps 0f the
movemcnt keeping aoof, probably from DO
,nc busted with preparations Tor their Chr
cago visit AS this visit - mace Will
spectal reference TO Northwest election upon ths
9th Of june and neccssitang tho departure OF SOW.
era OF our most active SPECTATORS tho market 10
likely 10 experience period Of sackcoth and ashes
pcndtng their absence. Pacific Mail made no sign
except that OF growing Weakness, and the rest OF
the list continued in its old condition OF hrmness,
which is tho best that be said for IT, TOR to-day,
At least From outside the Stock Exchange comcs
tho ono important financial item OF the day-to wit.
the subscription by the Syndicate TO tho remaining
$1,000 900 OF ~ psr cent bonds. This completes the
$50 900 900 contracted for by tho Syndicate, Just
s.yen months before the expiration OF tho allotted
time ana lis consummation Is at once a handsome
compliment 10 the national credit and reasonable
guarantee OF the resumption OF specie paymen
OPENING PRICES
The opening prices OF stocks at the Board to-day
ware as tollows:-New York Central, 1l0K; Erie,
lax: l. Ike SHORE, So; Wabash. 13a; Northwestern.
54L Northwestern prelsrred IS; Rock Island. ll2A;
Milwaukee and ST. Paul, 541S; Milwaukee and St. Paul
nre,crred. soy; Delaware. Lackawanna and Western,
se1. New Jersey Central, rs; Delaware and Hudson
Canal. 56,<; Norris and Essex. SAX; Michigan Cen.
trail 6e; Illinois Central, s3aa; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, los; OhioAand Mississippi, 9h; Western
Union, s3X; Pacific Mail, 1Sss.
CiosING QUOTATIONS.
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UNWELCOME VISITORS.

Three men Effected entrance into the residence
OF Mr.. Michael Hickey, on Lee avenue, New Lots,
Long Island, on Thursday night last. Tho burglars
placed ladder against second story WINDOW, which
they raised, and entering The sleeping apartment OF
the proprietor aroused him from his siumoer.
Ono Of tho intruders, placing q loaded revolver
10 Mr. hicgey's head, told him to "keep
auet and surrender his money" They took
from his pockets $50 In money. a watch and cuain
anu Q smith Il Wesson revolver. Tho robuers thcn
escaped by the ladder. MI Hickey describes ono OF
wearing dark SUIT and SLOUGH nat. Another OF tho
inruders apparently iorty years old five icst ton
inches In height, Of dark compexion with side whs-
kers No descrp!lon Of the lhIra party 10 given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01
TAXATION OF COSirS.

An important order was yesterday issued by Judge
Choatc II explains itself, and whio the Judge says
II il not the Of any recent complaints he,
practitioner in tho United States courts, Is familiar
with methods heretofore pursued, and rs evidently
intent on reform. The following Is the ordor:-
Tho ccrk or other officer OF the receiving any
ices snail denver tie party paying the same
ccipted BILL showing evcry item included thereon,
allowed by the Revised statutes, chapter TO- or other
statute authorizing tho charge, ana no lees paid
shall be hereafter taxed us disbursements unless
ouch bill OF items be presented upon the taxation.
TINS snail apply 10 searches ana copics OF papers
furnished. No charge snail be made Tor copies OF
papers ordered accepted by the party charged.
ANY person aggricvea by taxation OF costs or the
exaciion OF tees by any officer ONCE the
building with the courts may apply to tho Court
for relief upon i've minutes notice 10 the officer
I'M M tbec ost
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REAL ESTATE
Tho following sales were made yesterday ON the
Real Estate Exchance.-

Tho following sales we're made yesterday ON the
Real Estate Exchange
mr. n v. nARNETr. y.
Frederick W. Loew. MISUNDERSTANDING SAFE %
the iron front buding with lot 25xIo NO. S~o oSo
LIST av. sw corner OF 3lst plaintiff ?io.Soo
Also. similar sale-Nathaniel Jarvis. Jr. referee -oi
the tame hotel and stable. with plot OF iana
-x2204. on the Z. .. OF West oath ST.. running
through to Apthorp's lane 325 H. OF 10Th ax a. zoo
Also similar sale - Grant sinclair referee-oi two
lots. each 25xo9 II. the OF l5Sth ST.. 2oo ooo
t. W. OF 10th av. TO plaintiff low
ny JAMES MILLER
Charles b. Alexander referee Foreclosure sale o.
tho buildings. with a plot OF land l29 lOxl4@W.
No .! Bethune ST.. O. corner OF lNos 4ot 70 n. 90
Also similar salc-A S Hamersley, J-.. referee
or plot oil land. III xS7x46x l T. 5xl21 x2Sf On
ketrcat av.. MorrsAuia. also. plot Of land lIox
22lx4ox2os. on Retreat sv. corner OF Henry 90
by JOHN Z. BOYD.
Louis G. Waehner. Observation-Disclosures sale OF the
building. with ot 25x77. No. pa East Sd st., o., -.
list OF nv b. to plaintiff. io.ooo
Ambrose A. Mcneil. reteree-Forec,osure sale OF the
two buildings. with lot 20x94. NJ. TBS East 9th
s., 35s It. OF Av q. To plaintiff $500
A. ,. BLEEcKER SON
j. II. Dougherty referee-Forciosuro sale OF the
buildings. with plot Of land l25x3u6 6x1OOxlO33x.
25xlu. 3, Nos. 6l5 to 623 East l5tn st. n. ~. run
ming through to 18th ST., 33S IT, ". OF Nv. q. TO
Cora and Myra Nc natt 1880
ny WILLIAM KENSELLY.
K r. Farrell. rsferee-Forc. osure sale OF the
house with lot 1SxluO.5 No 81 West 55th St.. s. -
g., III II. e. OF 9TH av. I" Mary A. nayes... 2i4fo
j.. J. LISsNER
Henry a. Brann. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale OF
pot OF land, lOOx222 on the east side Ut Railroad
av. running throu III to Mott Haven Canal. 2O2.6
II. II. OF l3Sth ST. to plaintiff. l2UJ
Tot.i 5000. .Sl26 2SS
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Tho Grand Jury OF the United States Circuit Court,
criminal branch, was sworn in yesterday. with Mr..
George W. Fuller, banker, of No. s Wall street, as
foreman.
writ OF certiorari granted yesterday by Judge
Donohue, on application Of Mr. Alfred Steckler 10
tho case OF William A. Byrne, committed by Judge
TANNER In S. 600 bail . charge OF ioonious
saulL
In tho sui. brought by the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company against Richard B. Irwin. Judge Dononue
yesterday granted counsel an extra allowance Of
So. 900 Judge Donohuo says that the papers show
tho case 10 be al extraordinary ono, although Tor
the purposes OF the motion he does not feel called
upon 10 decide the question whether the Of
action a moral one or mot.
Oflcer John DUN, OF thc Twcnty-second precinct.
on com plant o Mr. Wick OF Ninth Forty
fourth street, brought before Commissioner Shields
Yesterday Thomas WNoii on charge OF passing
pass the did mol exactly satsiy Assistant
District Attorney Fcro. and as tncrc seemed To 10
reasonable grounds 10 suspect that the proner was
made with guilty intent O'Neil was held IN 5000 bail
70 answer.
Marc Eidlitz receiver Of the Material Building Com
pany submitted petition yesterday to Judge DoDo-
hue asking permission TO sell ~ public auction for the
benefit OF The ton frat NOR. coupon
bonds OF tho Masonic Temple o. tho value oil $500
each, ana also debts aggrcgating 3d. 725 81 and judg
mcnts obtained IN favor o. the company amounting to
$3,23S 49, Tho petition was granted Win the stipu
that proper notice be given 10 ainierstci par.
ties.
nj, and legal representatives nave been engaged
IN com pcaled aud tedious litigation CONCERNING tho
disposition OF certain Loug Island Railroad stock.
The action, like most other suits at law has been tho
subsct varying results and rs constantly appearing
IN Tue courts IN The shape Of motions and counter
motions, which, however, do not seem TO make any
difference The actual status oil the case, The mat
ter before Chct Justice Gurus, in tho Superior
Court Special Term, yesterday, ON an order 10 show
cause why inc defendants, John =. Havemeycr and
henry Havemeyer, should not have leave to amend
The r res pective Tho Court granted the
livu condition that the costs 10 date be paid.
Thomas Howlen, u member OF the Coachmsns
Benevolent Assoction being about 10 visit Europe,
sent resignation The DAY before leaving. Next
morning his s0n.in.law 10 withdraw the resg
nation aud pay up dues. The latter says the
sociation refused receive the ducs the grou nd
that tho esignutlon was not Withdrawn within ten
DAYS, and The dispute is as 10 whether this the
case. Mr.. Matthew p. Brcen moved before Judge
Donohue yesterday morning for u mandamus to rem
state Howlun 10 membership, which was opposed by
G. s. Spencer, and decision was reserved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01
CUSTOM HOUSE ITEMS.

Inspectors Van Horn and Donohus seized, yoster-
day, on board the steamer Bermuda large SACK. con-
tanning tweaty.our bottles OF bay OIL 400 cigars and
600 packaeos OF cigarettes The valuo OF tho cap
turo 10 about 81, 00O
Tho commission appointed 10 determine the valua-
tons OF Imports spent four hours IN secret session
yeatcrday IN the examinatI OF invoices
Special Agent Madgo yesterday seizcd hny hve
pieces Of shel set ewery. which arrived by mai At
Inc POST once, but without tho aymcnI OF thc usual
duties - -
Mr.. william Kent Assistant Appraiser Of the Third,
or ak DIVISION. and Mr.. J. a. Howard, OF the First,
or damage DIVISION recently confirmed by the United
states senate, have qualified and entered upon the
duties of their respective departments.
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Tho case OF 1ysen The Wabash Railroad Com.
pany, begun at Springfield, ILL.,, came up before Com
missioner OSBORN yesterday on an examination dc
bono G. W. Hasser appeared as counsel for tho
plaintin ana Joseph II. Choatc for the defence. Mr.
George NJ Gourke cashier OF the Metropolitan National
BanK this CITY, was examined as to the bashce TO
the credit OF the railroad company. but being unable
to give figures ne was excused in order to have
Time TO search tho books and give exact testimony.
Mr.. Morris X. Jcsup testified that since tho organ
izltion Of the road he had been DIRECTOR and was
now ono OF the Executive Committee. lie could not
account Tor rom the company's circular
statement issued March ~, 1878, OF tue s2OO.V0O
paid Tor the dcmption ~ December last, ns twenty
per cent Of The Sency mortgage, nor could no say
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NATURALIZATION FRAUDS.

Three OF the gentlemen named In the warrants for
the serving OF which Commissioner Davcnpor. wanted
pay In advance but refused by Judge 0hoae,
brought TO the United States Court building yester-
day. Dan Pneaan was brought before Commissioner
Deuel. Tor having In his possession fraudulent natural
zalion papers In 1885, ana surrenderug them
he was discharged. James Loncy ana Charles Horn
wore arraigned before Comm lssivncr Davenport ON
similar charges. AS IN the first named case these
men aist hargod on surrcndcriDE their papers.
IL appears that Horn does not need MS papers, his
iatncr was naturaized when he was sixteen years OF
axe. The rule Is established that when a man bee
comes naturalized etizcn all hrs progeny who are
minors are. by forco OF that citzcns
OF the unilcd States
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THE TEsT EXCISE SUIT.

In the OF Folk Donnelly, OF Twenty-sxtn
street aud Seventh avenue who Is charged with vio-
laiing the Excise law and whose bail was forfeited
before Recorder Hackatt. IN the Court Of Gen.
era Sessions, on Wednesday, owing to some mistake,
exJudge a. J. Dittenhoeter, his counsel stated to
the Court yesterday that Mr. Donneliys absence whom
his case was called the result OF msundcrstand
ing that has client really anxtons aud willing
TO 70 10 trial. Under these circumstances Recorder
Hackclt vacated order Of forfeiture and the de-
tendxnt gave bonds appear for trial during the
coming wcek. Judge Dttsnhoeer Intends 10 mako
this test case, and in case oil conviction, u WILL be
carried 10 the Court OF Appeals.
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GARvEY'S CONVEYANCE.

Andrew J. Garvcy, tho plasterer, yesterday 70.
corded a warranty decd conveying 70 William d.
Dnsmore, for consideration expressed as Sos, 900,
property on the north side OF Fortysevcnth street,
IT'S iset east oil Firth avenue known rs No. 7
East Fortyscvcnth street, tho properly Is that
occupied by Mr.. Carney as a residence and the deed
stipulates that .a the furniture, useful and orna-
mental; pianos, pictures, bronzcs, statuary, glass
and crockery ware, kitchen aud cooking utensils
now In said house, are included IN the salc.
The property was IN tho name Of his vile, Isabella
Gnrv