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New-York tribune., 1879-09-12
END OF A RAILROAD WAR.

, Tptcr n,1vEEN THE WABASH AND TnE CHICAGO
poAps-RATEs TO De RESTORED TO-DAY.
The long conflict between the Chicago and the
81 Louis railroads for Missouri River business has
,een brought TO au end. At meeting Wednesday
At the Office If the Wabash Railway Company an
,rmsticc was signed which will lead. II is hoped
~ a lasting place The meeting called at the
instance Of he Chicago roads, all Of winch were re-
presented except the Chicago. Burlington and
on;ncy. Vice-Presdent Perkins, general manager
# thai road, has expressed recently "A willing
No. In submit to any reasonable settlement of
the differences between the companies Inc consent
,f that company 10 the new arrangement l. ex-
pcc;ed therefore, 40 soon - reply ron Ml' ei-
kius can be obtained. The agents oi the various
Irrs we're instructed 10 meet II Chicago yesteT-
day 10 restore the rates In force previous 10 the
beeIuuinQ of the This action il preparatory 10
- c-,,o,et arrangements tor az equal division Oi tho
trafiic The truce affects both freight ana psssen-
ger business East and Wos;-bOund. On AZ business
Tie rats. will De restored TO-DAY. and during Inc
negotiations for dividing the traihc no contracts
will ho made by any OF the roads. Couiinls-
sioncr Fink. who has made III thc past
four months Intellectual ehorts 10 hdInohizs
the conflicting interests. was present az The meeting
YESTERDAY and drew up the agreement which was
signed by the representatives OF the companies. III
- md that all the roads have more business than
thrv can do promptly and that tEeie 10 great
death of ears AT II. Joseph. Kansas City and -.
Lonis bonus OF 80 or $40 Is paid Tor care, ana al
tioss and other points there Is no question oi
rates, but Of prompt transportation.
The war. which has just closed. was begun ABOUT
the middle OF April, immediate after the opening
Of the Kansas City extension OF the Chicago and
Alton Railroad That company then ciaimed
a share of the 81. Louis traffic and
admission To the Southwestern pool. This
claim was contested by the ST. Louis roads
ON arcon M NOT only OF the longer distance by that
ronfe between ST. Louis and Missouri River points.
but also OF the transfer OF freight across the Missls
op ANA Of the bridge tolls Tor freight
and passengers 1Lis difference resulted IN the re-
cent war during which freight and passengers were
carried by all the roads az rates lar below the &C
tnal cost of transportation. The war was TO ne
{" short sharp and decisive but u has been long
and unpro6table The companies which hfst De-
gun AZ VI ere the first TO offer peace.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

NIUK1 VF 4 TITlAN Il It IV1'N'9'N@
CrRIOvs TESTIMONY GIvFN by a DEFECTIVE IN
THE ToMBs PoL'Cy COURT.

CURIOUS lfSli"VNi Ni''N -
THE ToMBs PoL'Cy COURT.
Charles r. Titus. age thirty flour OF No. Is AVE-
nue-A. and samuel I. Hoyt. age nity-three' "a
Twenty-hfth-st., agent for life insurance COM
many. were charged by Samuel J. Lowell oil
Lowell. O,drng and Tllsy's Detective Agency
with the forgery of a check for 100000, purpor'-
Inc 70 De drawn 20 the order Of joan X baKer'
trustec. and signed by James b. Colgate y Co'
brokers' No. AZ Wall-st.
II WAS elected in the evidence that Lowell re-
cev,d intimsiion about two weeks ago that the ac-
cused men were engaged in preparing forgery. lie
v-os then introduced TO them rs John X. baker
ralrnad agent and they disclosed unrcservediy the
nature OF thoir scheme. They claimed 10 be acting
in concert with Robert Collin, brother-in-iaw I" one
OF the firm of Colgate * Co, and three CLERKS en-,
ployed in the onice. aud said that they had
alr.a,lv passed several checks for small amounts
The first meeting occurred al the Cosmopolitan no.
tel and after the lapsc of week, they saw the de-
tectinn and told him "a dclav had unavoidably oc-
curred bnf that the cheek would be forthcoming IN
proper season. Yesterday they asaIn met ~ n Soou'
il:3O A. m in the International Hotel III the DOW
ery when they handed him the check IN an enNel
one He walked down the street with them, ana
caused their arrest iD Park Row. by Oricer Bairy,
M the FouIth Precinct after which they wore
tsken IN Mr. ColgAtes office. They denied any
knovledge of the forgery when aIT2igned at the
Torubs but Justice Otter bonrg committed thcn LOT
tra ia default Of $4,000 bail each in General Ses-
siOnS.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12
FATAL AFFRAY on BOARD SHIP.

The ship Henry :. Sandfcrd sailed from this port
on Wednesday, September TO- for Calcasien, Louls-
ana. under command of Captain sleeper She
crossed The bar nj Sandy Hook about 3 o'clock In
tbc afternoon. When ms below the NaTr0ws an
eIt.rcatiou arose between two Of her crow named
D,pieI Cavansgh ana William Hogan. In the DIS
pute. Cayanagh struck Hogan a heavy blow upon
the ncad With u capstan bar fracturi,R bls skull
The injured man ouly lived for niue hours. AS he
was less than Que day ont of port, CAPTAIN Sleeper
determned to return and yesterday afternoon ar
Comfy Staten Island, was given notice and will
hold an inquest.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12
NOT 50 DEpREssED AS BrpORTED.

Very shorty after Miss Jennie Brovnei COM
mitted sui ,ide ~ the house OF Daniel Griffin IL Ice
town OF " nto Plains last Juiy, % young man en-
pioved IN tine banking honse of Gilman x son. ~
thiSc c,ty named Chari-s T. Weeks, who was sa'c
be engaged 'o be uerrIed - her at an early "ay.
suddenly ami mys;orously disappeared from hi'
home and the nosition which he occupied Subie-
ourntlv il was reported that his clothes had b,cn
round 10y the side Of some river. and II was there
fore supposed that hr mad committed suicide nv
drowning himself while laboIing un4er depression
of spirlts 0cca,oned 10y Tho death OF Miss Browneh.
N is now stated upon information derived from
some of the relatives Of the young man. that he Is
still alive and filing situation that the theory OF
ms having cOmmiti ed suicide II without fouuda-
tion Al the banking hOuSs where he was employed
he has not been seen or heard from since he went
away.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12
THE STOLEN GOODS AT HEADQUARTERS.


MANY PERSONS EXAMINING TIE HEAP TO FlND lhLif
PROPERTY-ANOTHKR BURGLARY DisCoNkREp.
Persons whose houses have been plmdered Dy
burglars within the last few weeks went out ana III
at Police Headquarters yesterday, endeavoring "
find some of their property among tho articles oiS-
covered in sherdan's liquor store, at No 12s East
Thirteenth-st whore the proprietor supposed 10 DE
at the head Of the dangerous band OF thieves was
arrested. Mr. Allen. of LeXinGtOn-ave., ana hlohaIu
OGorman succeeded IN recovering large quantity
OF clothing. some Of which had been worn by 'he
thieves when they were caught. The number Oh the
supposed members of the gang now in cnst4dy II
six No new arrests we're made Yesterday, Du' d
uew-or rather an Od-burglary was biouRht 20
light for the first time. SneGk-theVes robbed tiIe
house Of Leopold Noes, an lsDorter of No. po' b'A
in gton-sve while the family were III the Dssolbehe
al the suDper-table. They stcle gold wstch ana
cameo brooclr valued at 500. Before they n n;u
time 10 take more, they wore fnghtened ssas. ne
property vas afterward recovered. ms OHbi"9
wac committed OF Thursday Of last week - Go,
Many small art cles still remain ut tho Cehtrai
Office unidentified. -. L.
al the Tombs Police Court Yesterday. before JUS iio
tlce Otterbourg, John Sheridan. the leader OF u"
ronc WA. arrai gued in custody Of Defective hins; ~
He was committed for trial IN default OF *-'oo"
hail
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12
CLEARING TIE SIDEWALKS.

Inspectors OF the Bureau Of Encambrances were
busy "Wednesday serving notices on the proprietors
of business places within the space bounded by
Psrk-plsce Chambers-st., Broadway and the North
RIVER On Friday or Saturday the inspectors will
make another Of tins section and Will seize all
goods that are found obstructing the sidewalks.
Enoh goods as are seized are carted OFF, and the
owners IN order to redeem them are required 10 pay
1 lie carf % fees.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12
PARK DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATION.

The following letter was sent from the Mayors
osico TO Commissioner Wenman of tho Park Board,
yesterday:
MAYoR's OFFICE NFw-YORR, Sept. o. 1870
JAMES T. WINMAN, esq, CORmtssiOHer Of IdIks.
SIR: An oficiai copy OF Tie resolutions adopted
bv the Board of Public Parks on the Sd lust has
bc.n transmitted 10 me. As you are familiar with
the matter in question, | Will thank yon 10 send
me on OF before Saturday, the 18Th inst, a sue
cinct statement OF tho facts out or which have
spruuc the grave rumoIs and reports referred 10 III
the preamble. Yours respectfully.
- EpWARD COOPER, Mayor
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12
sTUDyIYG AMERICAN AGRICULTURE

LITTLE FALLS. n. Y, Sept. 1O.-Clare Sew
ell Read H. p and Albert Pell. M r., Of the British
Commission sent out by the English Government to
anime Ito the agricultural resources Of America.
rived here to-day. in company with Senator Robert
Read representing the Canadian Government Mr. K.
willard showed them tho dairy district OF Her
kImer County, whsrs they gathered cheese siAusles-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12
heal Gslale 10 Gxlbduse.

rs7O EXCHANGE.-A nine-TOOm cottage ana
Tot astouisde a village on Hudson cinrchr- iho''
&c. two from oi ss ~. '0m mpilcen DI'"~
lyn l0ti address a. b. T.. lhb1n" once
yNIESy 47th-st., between 9Th and lOth-ayes.
w -Thrr. story brown 7Ouid De exclaimed ior
ANAL house Ia BfoOklyn possibly NoNJcfsey ~ Ian
= WHITING, Berkmansi
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12

The grandma Of q little four-year-old had
been el ling her day not 10 say people ned out
rather thai they were mistaken Her grandmother 10
aIouse her told her boar story which was tough one
10 believe After she had bDished the little girl looked
nm into her face exclaimed. Grandma. that ID tho
biggest mistaken have ever heard."-lBosion Tray
eIlef.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12

is that he has not yet been indicted by the Hranu
jury winch is said 10 have examines severai VII.
ncsses in the ease yesterday. In case no ndctpenI
IL found capius is issued over the fact that biar
was arrested and no bench warrant IL constIuet "s
evidence that the GTand.Iury have not yet toilo "
decision in the case and that the arrest theieioio
was only precautionary measure
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12
MANHATTAN BEACH.
GlLMOKEs BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AMI
EVENIN8

GILMOhEo BAND AND LEVY AFIAKNUJN A''
EVENING.
Tcainsleave fo). East M fs-)snng sls river y1h 's
syvaa Groye,-s,s5 1IS l0tG lElj \ ini AL hA'
hourly thereafter 8, ;: - .. n
Returning trans losYs Mlnh,ttia BeAea hALA'lf'"'
New. YORK via Gresnp1ntp lt5J ,. m.
Elevated RadroIis run to -ontl Forty eonaecAaS W.
steamer D. r. Martin hoary 9;2j . BIZ p A. Vi
Bay Ridge. -.
Steamer, Thomas Coiyer alt Laura " S'arnslF' N'"I
rive. lstdings-From 22LsL. 0l). 1928 m, thsa A'N'
10 80 d. IN Leroy-sL. s55 a m, ani hourly - 0S) u
pier l. 9.55 A. NJ ani hsudy 70 D. - p M
Returning truns loavs M.ah...a B'sSAf)r Ne~f'ffh
LAY Ildgo izfhOurly - 40. ~ D. IA
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12
RECEPTION To JOHN WELSH.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 10.-Mr. John Welsh,
late United states Minister TO the Court OF ST. James,
WAS rendered tho mpiiment Of pubic reception in
the old Independence Hall to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12
cu1RGrs AGAINST \ CITY RECORDER


The Common Council of Hoboken. at It's eiing
Tuesday evening. decided 10 investigate chaleo-
made AGAINST Francis ". McDonongh, the CITY Re-
corlcr. by Mrs Sarah Thorp The woman alleges
that the Recorder bu,,d his official position two
years ago. when tle charges had been read. Couu-
Gilman Schmidt stated tlst even If they were trne
they were barred by the statute of limitation,
and ne thought il was an outrage thai
such things should be made public when they
were entirely unsubstantiatoi. a. the ONLY object
seemed 10 De to destroy the Recorders upuidt GOA.
He offered % motion that fiey De returned TO Sir,
Thorn. Coun-ilmuu Neehsn SAID that Recorder
Ncp1nou gA had n-ard hat the CHARGES woIo 10 hc
made. and nal asked MceAaH To demand ln N>
n.ilc . ull investigation OF the matter Council
man Schmidt cl arartnriZ d fhc charge a. con-
snlracv 10 ruin Recorder McDouough Att"r several
o. ntr .,e. hos the matter was referred 10 the Co-
mitfce OF lhc NnUic.
kecorI.. M.Dououlh aud I. Y. = Bes9on, Tive
Mayor ot Hobohcn. have been on III terms Tor some
time aud II is alleged tAat the latter Was inoifu-
mental me having the charges inaoc by the woman
brought before the Bn"rd of Common
Counru so rs To iniurc the Recorder
A few weeks ago tie Mayor charged
the Recorder with taking ices for the serving OF
yyarTqf.s winch were served hg tie police officers
of trc ci... THIS caused mu,h comment, and TIE
MAYOR has since shown very uDiricndiY feclug To-
wind flr Recorder McDpDough says 'ne charges
arc ~ s, iu every particular. and tat conspiracy
ha, been formed 90 ruin hun. ] he wOman- nus
ba ri Is a BURGLAR and oIgcr and las served several
ferns ia tate Prison.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12
ties reserves the rlshl to rrltei any or Al
CEALED PROPOsALs. IndoI.e.d /" "plono.a1I


GEALED PROPOSALS. ndorsrd " Proposals
- or Wagon. ro"s g., ga, ne csss mas D. land y.
Moo~ers New-lorx Cuy. vi. Ds received uil d a. q
Monday. -eple4br lj so. oF iurl.t-ias tAe following
Pow. uresAing. wiih rolling utter 4Ia cuier wles .
l. nsh 2ro, irch 100; mch sos oib e-.has says
e5 ~ D. z. 81 .nce. -, a., , 1 ,,,,h1 man. lg.
re- ping. - moving adreap s'ombno. iaiiaein in'.s
Corn sn len. 2; Crn planter. ~ -ng hsld 40 sod. si
s,e. is l' ~ I'hS Rinal, l''S ts az ~ ,Srsn b ei 1
scoop, toz ,pa' $50 doz iiea and n.ncs it0 dol ,'is
son s. rs aol; CHAINS. jog. wa 'ois nt SWIVEL lth b
's 'nel '5,a1'' - o4 s ''.' 80 ..r. f,'S . ~
une ,oz.. hay, - tae a. don. .f'. 8 time; " el1i
dcrec oi,1 Win hics ban b .isi vseou wi,h bieer
nsi iz "a inrh ,e DOS ofonbar. ito vaeon' r.ls
tacS. ioh yh pos iop boz .ping e,, D a. a-e en-
2)'i AX.s ana -agol,- i,1n ll,": MN ''I M 80 49,
lie bds Mi aud reaf publicly begnnne az 'as
parties H. ANA must hAve copy o. h' "lfeiD''HeN
bSaer. must designate Their places ot busaos aua st
20 6ds VIII be considered persons w,o have n '.y
any pai ~ Any 30 viii Do ctei deemed ior the oeai
PXRficJ LAR \. liHIIooaE Is INVITED TO rHE
Every bd must be accompanied sy certified csecs
draft PAYABLE Ia the 'rer ~ in" ,omi- -" ii-.1
Eanssor United states .epo-t rcs, vzi chcn9 Naot
netTooSli,'p onsi Bsns Now.ioIk. Phadcpua Na.
oial tank Ph iula: F4rsi National ba b. iiinorei
If.ul NdtYus bans ClI,lnI.f4s upn Aatitlti hall,
CAl,a.O; fo .Iu .tora I-9-. 81 lpne .n4 'iilt'ls
Mammal .. -roi. g. 40 tufef ~tHlfs
Assistant iIe-s rsr a. l-istripA a. f-iiiof 4ea-o ii
IH.'.f Nft ro lAft I- Hr nn Joss iiin nt -
fhr -upp be-. proposed in p" furis -
ans la ne tff ir ult'u -i-.rs i t-r a. uu.r
RECEIVING award shan ftii CO., " PROMPT contract
LaOl aud suilrlt rLr c, ltcNEuhg 1 Ae terms oi las
bif ttusrwi-r, o. D. rtrucue. lp I.lH bI .t.I.
Bids panied hY cttued cesA o urai Wal not
g.
Bidder. required 10 furnish SAMPLES of the articles t
I. ami AL cas- where sampr' arr l'oufel my nr'i
30 samples al b, Atl u 81 e. al
fAt bids stan have been puhir read.
roraca the lgit VIII D" fc-efN'd 10 i'i'e
aimlsh qu,ny of article emit rt'ta ll So 'fe.
going schedule t.u Tar. Ae Iglf 10 "i -il "a
thr ampnnt siccu i'm any contract ~ a a rt Lo eAeo-
ing fY-tve per ceafsli. a..
Al ai,ea FURNISHED AN er contract must p" d. Ne'dai
.r lr tcir re- 90, strong 'At ana
marked In to tlctulr ir sifnt. f NI.lnAt HlF
charge for eases, 3tILg. sl' .nd WI i hei t M
sureiinu ,Nd afv afcir. fiat ll art r.i 90 h 10
CONFORM ..uprs vAc4 the a~lIu r tH' WI
bc rejected. md the contractor htlf T. mr~i N.i' d. lHs
rcqulrtd guai aliiI ave c,ysi or iaAhe 30 tAA N"'
viii o. ruil .iiaei at his tNrtase. .,.-.
fLfir dely.ry % -..cagn sioux ty, omaha a. j.. as
CITY "a tie option OF the Depart NJ J. y. hAfl
torlIlasJuef
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoIK, Tnlrsdag. Sept. II. 1879

NEw-IOAK, Thursday. sept H. 1879
NytCHDID hE l. L-fAIh TRANSFERS.
srN-VoEv CRY.
,-,,,,tn T. y W cor Iiberfyst 3G.7yfi2S3@.Sx3Lsi
tsOr .ud usDaa o. = y Harrotsnn .-.--t .,9uV
c--a .r,n. s. 90 Maria Jones l23uV
At,.str tn D.. 3 q % 100 it IN ~ tltnst rear
I'll. - s.I u.c aAs -1e.,i \ u fhyio aui VIE 70 .
Dot 'r~ts a., t G. Eno.. ....-'.... 205oo
fal. l.-t oil lot NJ Hi Un |hcify ~, .'N4o"i
A -chueidsf % 5irlIv NDir ........-.:
S"i NJ - ilciiv ~ scropirr .... 1G5oo
stu; S''io;, " .ari Wlf, % iiciry i - $4,000
.-.iu ave- v. 1916 II n Of fins' l9."X4Of Paul
4; Decker aud vito to clara DccArr.....-.- OOO
oo',,I nm n +; - 'bsrcss6n -. =, 235cO
3in--f, w. 2l.. n e. OF ltb-aye ".,fnhaJi - J. NC
C.n,ris rsierec, 10 \ Palmer and another exec eo,o
12th-.f n =. 2is ftw OF Aye-B 2.N NlO3.3. r. OGor-
1Hss.,ar.. @ss' sls, e, etc 20 .''' 5000
LeTisst Ief.res s. 20 10 v Mesel -. - 5yOo
"a Iss rss.rse " 10 ~ Henry wche IL, 800
~ = inlzss,g r ..'.-.... .'.......-..... l26Oo
l,1i..i u ; 81 ~ II 9 Of Istavc l6sSO0l George
J. king aud Wiie 10 the New YORK Lie Insurance -
AveeA b W cor l6t.si, 9Ox69, Halden aud vito
10 Il MeiR, and ahethcr trustees, oio....--. lSOOo
Net omb's Dam Road (lsib Wari). acre; JOhn d
Walton and wife ~ Lotta Walton....---------. l,'2O
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12

l1RIGHIDN BEAIU. ,l
~ !ili.s fhe ii0oaifn, IlatJl-l. aiN ''lfs 80.
30 -.al uufil further notice VIII run hslpt-f Dr'"r
FLsIbi SHAW r. tLoug Island Dcpo, Ai0'ADA' "-'
BRIGHTON sEAr H. from 80 a. ~. 20 D d. ll. 80.
topping - WASlilNGrO N-AN r., BEDFORD iifAhAA"
ave.. Blital.N ST, AID PlO- PEE I PAIN.
Last fraln rom tho REACH. y %. in.
Exlr. trans wA D, run wheu travei reqniresL H. -.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12

examining closely into tho causes Of the pn
,cnf They will visit the Fair At Utica tO-norrV"
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12
Tur ARREST OF JOSEPH A. BLAIR.

Joseph A. Blair, who was arrested on "Wednesday
afternoon on a bench-warant from the two judges
of tho Essex Oyer and Torminer. has had several
cancellations with his counsel His understanding
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12
NOVEL SWIMMING MATCH.

swimming match. which - rather tflai OF WI"
can remain in the water longest, has De'h 'rIHSou
between Captain Matthew Webb, champion OF Eng
land: George H. Wade, champion Of Brooklyn;
George Werhan. chan2io of Ncw-lork; ". H..
DeiIy, champion of California, and Earnest Won
Schoenlng the amateur who jumped nOm yach'
and ioned Captain Webb When he swan from
Sandy Hook TO Manhattan Beach recently. Inc
match is To take place on Sunday, over course IN
front of Bath, l.. l.. around two buOys quarter OF
a mile arart one oil the Bath Park dock and the
other of the bulkhesd at tho foot OF Mrs. Barney
Williams residence. lbe mon viii start AT lO
a. H. and swim backward and forward around these
buoys until all are exhausted and have to qmt me
water. Then their distance, will be compared. ana
tb. one no has swan the fur.ncst. irrespective OF
fine will 10 entitled 20 The first pr1Ze oi TloOV,
the second $3.50 and third o save his entrance i'r
of $50 Webb and y eThau expect fp WIN hI cn us-
ancc, Daily and Won Schoenns ny speed, anu W a',t
by both. The projectors n THIS match expect 70 3n-
tain their rccOmpcuac M the crowds ol persons w 20
will pay thc contest iiom iouI nlges' To- "O
anchored "a 1ng thr course. aud sulali alihl,'loh
Zee o. The EUh PARK grounds from winch both
buONs can be- seen. u,
Inc men are all IN excellent condition end there
e. cvcrv prospert OF fine display ot swimming
Captain Webb the best known of the five. J, ihiry-
one wears old and weI-h, lHJ pounds; Nclhth'
who recently swami "a mticn from IlrI ~ a.
(oucv Island IoiaI. Is fhlriy-s iCh years oit ana
vei-hs 2eD pounds; Wade, who beat j lftd''i'-
Peterson ID d five milo match some Wcois al', is
only tYcut,-Dne years Oil and woighs lo3 ppunAt
Daily mas Won mani matches 'h @ S,n - .',''o,
foriy-tW0 years OLD ANA Hs ,lS ~ p'H44us' 'iit
.ocrisr IS fVrut v-ri git years OLD and weighs
1S5 pounds. Francis Piin2 the kcitucklan, wno
tired TO get q match with Ncbo for n1e' ten or NJ
teen mics. icit fuI Af, home Ga SATURDAY, -'i'
the present contest bad been arranged lui ID IS
doubtful whether he would ave entered - hc hac
remain d. as D.. was understood 20 oMcci L" guy
contest which merely resolved itself lni" ti'l vi
Low long "a lunu could remain IN iic water.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12
TROUBLE CAUSED BY \ MOTlIER-N-LAw.

TROUBLE CAUSED BY \ MOTliER-N-LA" ".
4 divorce suit which is curious IN respect
to tnc iorin Of the has been begun ~ 'he '"f
o. Common Pleas by Mr. Catherine Jennings AGAINST
her husband, William. On Gay IL, 1879 ai'er tA'y h'
been married ouv three mouths MIRA Jennings ci&ima
her husband deserted her AID has since refused 10 sHP
polt or i've with h,r. She therefore SOCKS mltei u'
voIcr anl permanent almory ont of his Income "leA
sire says is ample The plea OF Mr. Jcnnnso in answer
ia tna- ne was unable 10 I've with his VIE The hrsi
month o. his married NE, ho adds was happy, anh mIht
have con ruei so his wife bad rot tLen invited hcr
..oher Mr.. Agnes o soa ke, 90 como and live wifm
thefn aud from that time tncrr no possibility ~
pcarr. comfort happiness ir Af h"d-. lh" ucIoNi
ami does NOT dlrrctiF charge any unworthy "'t"h7 20
hS mnthrr-I-aw hLt ho saws inat Wh~N -ic came as
Vi.e became ID changed woman. Sh' rfoidrd hih WIZ
ouf pfn,acArIuu; threw tri-ioi ana Wouio nave
bur ed sto4eld M hs mead y hr hti Lot dods'd 'e-
hind u don Wnrnnt last Fhc tHrrni tened - pul poison
nm h. fen" lc oncudrd iha e han be- ser a'r i'inc.
AND So te escape liie ~ hch nal crows M
able ID hm, Dee Icft o., rlalntn ANA lh' -nli Aflf'
'inur.c, g.G wen. fO I've Win hh own u'ih'. iin
d.tsft. % h- aaf flst he wfs Wiling To innEr .A-
other afteirrf to Iiyr Win tnr planB p'oNo'd sLe
would leave hrI motto. uul cYur To DIS h"''. '"I1'
f,acfsniefri dct-l 80 10 Cham rf- fc-' inaA "h c
wtc'~ Application ior roTy l-ndius i-' ISSUE a. u-
Ils it and wins 're ftrt" .a1t ID -cr'
lf fH- nature are rut c, oura-'o i' ihr courts ''h
d.ctv,r tIouul uI when 80 Alslca.ion IA CON-
si~ftuiiy bc granted
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12

Some time ago q sporting Nor,humbran
lo, .. st ta ], rec4-iie 100 $40 mess -lainpi"u s-'
-a. i.... In. pair maze Tor tAc tisn Level "hri1
fHrr fn. . ur % favorable Ir-4-ou. iAnf, th yie on!
c.iri .ip NDrInumnrnu a- prolonged -Ap"' f"fe rom
tD. v4.r ...-u.hIage. Ir BE- srt thlm. Jiani," hc
.,.... nv iuri.r h. to bis icfte hall ac ye see
,Iit O." Nl-' 'ufnu-iasilcHi responded jimmy; = aa
-.. frn. Iu,. utrl, s4iufbuats lanh'l T. Nlu ii'i
.tf.. ,... r.tatcd out. WhtrcuuoN she iurLcd upon
..- ln.b.rL aat clinfd, What, ye her.or
,ar lo yc mean to SAY ,hat ye'se bsoNt H. AZ the
nav 90 ST.. a cnnpn ~ haf-luthcc men RUIN on
,-lrDl,.t elnu I'll IL glt " lllM :"
New-York tribune., 1879-09-12
RECORDED LEASE
IIlerf. Theodore To NJ W Murphy, No Dayard-st .
wears at annual rent
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

King George y 10 the Nuw-york Life Insurance Com .
nav ....... 81
,fcta.ts' Tuaurapoe COMPANY ~ John T Mann ~ 1000
Wep Jon TO Cord Mahnkcn and another l5UO
GTCORDiD HOkrgAGES
,cke-man n Bnnd WIFE 10 q c Acke-n1n and others
S.soSaf &c n = istis W shave. year. 1888
III ''l'fI. f,t sarS. - 1000
Hrusss s1s e. e "; " Of siila,e. year 2OOO
Ohrs.s sot lti ave- Ia anS i" ioSi5St 200
Ciaay o's' s mortgages nstSScnis Gs5O
same .m. ~ pfoesr,y. mSrtsasss years ioal lioo0
ssmo 10 Nay McGarry, property. notes go
CfoSe Se az Grand St 2 months 1000
necker. lara aud husband 10 the Farmers National
Bsak Oi atskill jackson OF CiiN t. notes 3l0
fiaspi ssi.t, 4 I've Years 5000
iiaIalsSn %snns an NO ss aaas I5oO
7stsst. ssis, uY- Of 2d'sve years . 5000