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STEAMERS.
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STEAMER .HETE8NO.

STEAMER .HaTTHTO.
The steamer MATTANO, Captain WV. b.
BYLEs, leaves Alexandria, from the foot Of King
street. EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and
THURSDAY, at 8 O'clock D. m fST LAND
ing EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY.
Freight received at lowest rates snd hsndled
with care For information apply to
j. BkOGERS & co ACTS, Ale1a., Va
g. T. JONES, Agt 9th st. wifi, Wa; 11 /,
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AZ u, VIKG. MIDLAND 3 II. +. <.
w. JOHN s. BARBOUR, Kecevel.
On and after SUNDAY, 900 p. M. June Sth,
1879, Passenger trsins will run ss follows:
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LEGAL NOTICES.

4 DEMONSTRATORS NUTICE-Ehe SUD"
- ,criber, having duly qualified before the
County Court of Fairfax County, Va, as al
ministrator on the estate Of 81 ARR1SON EN-
ERSON, late of said county deceased, hereby
said estate TO present them TO hun, duly suthen'
ticsted. All persons indebted to said estate are
required to make immediate pay ment to the sub
scnber. ALBERT STUART, Admir-.
iyS T4W
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w WATER COOLERS
We have just received q nice lot of Water
Coolers, of sll sizes Call and examine st
MCLEAN & UHLEKS,
je16 76 King street.
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DRBPARED MOCKING BIRD FOOD,
L Canary, Hemp and Rape Seed for sale cheap.
iel9 l.. STABLER s. co.
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WE HAVE just received large invoice OF
w BAkTLkTTS PEARL and NATION
AL BLUE. in sitting boxes. For sale to the
trade At lowest figures.
MCLEAN & UHLER,
ie Is Is King street.
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TOILET SOAPS. Cologne Water, Florida
l. Water, Violet Water, best German Col.
ogne Lubln's Extracts, SC, also Hair, Tooth,
and Nail Brushes, q full assortment for sale by ..
my10 E.S. LEADBEATER 81 BRO
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CHANGE OF TIME.
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A FRESH SUPPLY OF BOILED AND
n RAW L1NSEED OIL; also Nestsfoot,
Lard, Tanners and several grades of Lubricst.
ing Oil, always on hand st
ie28 IS King street.
The New York herald., 1879-02-11
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY req. ~, 1879.
In the Court of Appeals. Monday. February 10.
1879 present Hon. Sanford E. Church. Chief Justice,
and associates the following business was trans
acted
No.. 90. Anna NJ. Cushman. respondent. VS.. Thayer
Manufacturing Jewelry Company. appellant.-Argued
by Robert Sewe for appellant. Richard c. Elliott for
respondent.
No. 81. Adams Britton. respondent. WI. Amariah
H. Bradner and another, appeants.--Submitted.
No. u. DAVID g. NJ. keivey, respondent. VS.. Pryce
Lewis. appellant.-Argued by Andrew H. II. Dawson
for appellant, Rufus w. Peckham for respondent.
No. %. Joseph d. Rathburn and another. appel
lants, The Citizens Steamboat Company, respon-
dent Argued by Samuel Hand for appellants, An
drew H. H. Dawson for respondent.
No. rs. George Harley, respondent. VS.. The
Eleventh Ward Bank appellant.-Argued by G. w.
Bangs for appellant. Edward Patterson for respon-
dent.
No. 81. Mary L. Mstteson. respondent vs. New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company.
appolant.-Argued by Daniel s. Pratt for appellant.
William G. Kruger for respondent.
No. SO. H. Amelia Bennett, respondent, James
Buchan. appelant.-Argued by William c. Ruger for
appellant. George N. Kennedy for respondent.
The following are the calendars for Tuesday, Fob
ruary II. 1s79:-Motion Calendar-Nos. 362, 363 and
365. Day Calendar-Nos. ~. "a. 81. 81. %. 100 l01
and lO2
The New York herald., 1879-02-11
THE COURTS.
President Johnson's Proclamation as to
the Tax Oh Cotton.
A TEN-YEAR OLD MATRICIDE.
Setting Up an AIibi in the Case Of the
Alleged lncendiares

The case Of George L, Kouns and others against
Otis N. Cutter which has been on trial for several
days In the United States Circuit Court before Judge
Wallace, was given to the jury yesterday, and they
being unable to agree upon verdict were discharged
late in the afternoon. Mr. Kouns the master of
two steamboats, the Mississippi River, and brought
cotton and other products from the isurrectionary
States during the year 1865. Mr.. Cutter was pur
chasing agent of the United States. On June o. 1906
the plaintiffs brought to New Orleans several hum
dred bales of cotton and paid to the purchasing
agent nearly $4,000. the government tax About one
half of the tax was collected by Cutter June II.
and the remainder OH June Is apd 90 On
june 13, 1865 President johnson issued proclama-
ton removing all obstruction upon trade and trans
portaticn OF products within the iDsurrectionary
States east of the Mississippi River and it held
by the Supreme Court that the proclamation took
entire amount OF the was paid before this proca
nation known In New Orleans and the suit
brought to recover the amount. 1t was held by
Judge Wallace TINT the plaintiffs could not
any of the tax paid prior to juno 49, 1885, but that
OF the 10Th and Doth might be recovered if paid
under protest. 1t claimed on the part of
the defence that the only remedy was through the
Court of Claims, and that 1t clearly not the in
tcntion Of President johnson to the restrc-
tions upon cotton coming from the west bank of
Issued removing all trade restrictions in insurrec
tionary States west of the Mississippi. The precise
question arising Is whether cotton produced in the
htates on the west bank of the Mississippi River
prior to june Is, 1865 relieved from the twenty
hve per cent tax allowed in President Johnson's
this trial was whether the tax had been paid volun
tarily or not.
The New York herald., 1879-02-11
STRIKING LABORERs.

FOURTEEN HUNDRED MEN EMPLOYED ON THE
METROPOLITAN EXTENSION REBEL AGAINST A
REDUCTION OF THEIR WAGES.
1t was announced yesterday morning to the large
force of workmen employed ON the Metropolitan
roads extension Ninth and Eighth avenues, from
Eightythird to l20th street. that their wages would
be cut down from 81 so to 81 25 day.
The conpanys representatives in announcing
this reduction explained that it was made because
the current rates paid all the city were
only from 81 to 81 25 per day. and that for the latter
figure they could obtain aborers than they had
any need for. They had paid all the winter more
than they had been obliged to, and had given
employment to hundreds during the worst part
or the winter season when they would otherwise
have remained idle. Under these circumstances.
therefore it explained. the company felt them
selves justified in making this slight reduction now.
The announcement appeared to cause but little ex-
element and the workmen, who number several
hundred. quietly continued work. About fourteen
hundred laborers, however, struck and announced
their intention Of sending committee to Mr.. Con-
over the contractor charge of the work. induce
had been takeE Although no violence was threat
ened and the men acted with very reasonable mod
GRAFTON the prccaution was taken to communicate
with tho police and considerable number of officers
and detectives were sent out all along the line to
that peace and order were preserved Mr.. Conover
the men will be but too glad to come back at 81 25
per day. as 1T was quite certain they would not cb
tain any higher rates anywhere else. He thought
they had struck work more for the sake of showing
their natural inborn hostility to any reduction of
wages whatsoever than from any real hope that the
old rates would be restored this winter Neither Mr.
Conover any OF the officers of the road antici-
pated any trouble along the line yesterday
The New York herald., 1879-02-11

THE VANDERBILT SUIT.

Judge Donchue yesterday gave his decision In tho
matter of drawing struck jury TO try the suit for
siooo,ooo brought by Cornelius j. Vanderbilt against
William II. Vanderbilt The following Ia his memo.
randum Of decision from which will be seen that
the trial Of the Is set down for next April,-
The objection takon to the Commissioner of Jurors
in this cannot be sustained. No prutcncc of
favor interest his part IL shown aud all rcec.
tion on his charaoter In disclaimed To hold that
because he IL active associate in politics with one
tho counsel of defendant would prevent any
he would thus be Objectionable by all tho
voters In the city. That the partner of the
other counsel over had case for him cannot he an
objection SO tar as the time for the return OF the
jury Is concerned think tho defendant shows good
reason for dcferrng IL to the hrst Monday VI APRIL
and Ii nrcoringy nxcd for that day In Part l. be-
foro Judge Van lrunt, TO mako such disposition -
no may then deem proper.
The New York herald., 1879-02-11
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Judge Donchuc yesterday dissolved the injunction
IN the suit VI Walter H. Hill against Edward Ritter
Mollcnhnncr and Joseph Barnard. preventing them
from producing the opcrctta Love Among the
breakers" MIR. Charles Strauss appeared for Mr..
Hun and Mr.. Benjamin v. Russell tor the plaintiffs
Charles Mccarthy and Charles smith. said to be
notorons river pirates yesterday found guilty
Of stealing money and clothing from tho bark s. u.
Carleton Judge Glderscevc sent them each to state
Prison for three years.
Edward OBrien, boy aged fourteen was sent
yesterday by Judge Gildcrslecvo to the House OF
Refuge tor stealing lady's pocketbook from her
cloak pocket. The Judge strongly ani.nadvcrted on
this habit Of ladies'. anu thus tempting boys to steal
Hcury Rodgers. steward OF the steanisnip sara
toga. run ming betwccn this port aud Havana was
yesterday arrested by y. =. Jackson inspector OF
customs, for Offering for sale 100 cgars and brought
bsfors Commissioner Shields. He was held in $500
bail
The trial Of the suh of the United States nuainst
~four Of silk elsstings, OF which Mcssrs Yield
Norris Il fenncr are claimants account of a,-
vances made. was continued yesterday in the United
States District Court before Judge Choatc. The prose-
cuton was hnishcd yesterday and the defence will
begin to-day.
Jake Berry. convicted in the Court Of General ses
Sims Of keeping disordcriy house willis manager
The New York herald., 1879-02-11
THE TABERNACLE DEBT.

SECOND TRIAL OF THE SUIT OF Ex-TRUsrEE
GELsToN AGAINST THE CHURCH.
Rev. I. Dewitt Talmage attentive listener
at the second trial of the suit brought In the Brook
lyn City Court before Justice Reynolds. by william j.
Celston, ex-trcasurer of the Tabernacle to recover
$l342 being the amount of his alleged loan to tho
Tabernacle In the previous trial the jury disagreed
Half an hour was expended In empanclling jury.
The religious convictions of the jurors classified
as follows:-Catholics. 8; Methodists, $; Sweden
borgians. 2; Baptist. Ii church. 1; Congregation
alst. 1; Universalist. l. Az q counter claim the do
fendant sets up pledge subscription Of 81. .O0O
alleged to have been made by the plaintiff on Feb
ruary IL. 1875 The opened by Councillor
Thomas A. Pcarssll, who, behalf of the
plaintiff said that the statement made at the Tabcr-
nacle on the 18th Of February, that the debt was
$,2.5O0. was untrue. The Rev. DIR. Tanage. counsel
said, knew II at the tine he had In the month of
January previous ut meeting OF the trustees stated
IL at $9S.VO0, which was true statement. Counsel
said he would corroborate that statement by tee-
gram sent by Rev. Mr.. Tslmage to his nephew. II.
Tamagc, in Baltimore. subsequent to the Kmball
.'beg in which he stated the debt at $4,000. Mr. j.
r. Tamages reply TO that telegram Mr. Pearsall said.
was:.Uncle De WIZ, 80 long as remain in the rice
into the ministry may. or words to that effect.
At the conclusion Of counsel's opening address the
witness chair. and testified to the circumstances at
tending his subscription in February last, given
OH tho previous trial OF the case
Counsellor II. S. Freeman. who, with District At
torncy A. w. Tcnney, appeared for the Defence
opened the case for the Tabernacle. and In his al
dress he contended that In tho course of his
listened 10 such sy mS
had been uttered by the plaintids' coun-
sol In his opening address. He claimed that
there wcro no bogus subscriptions to pay OF the
Tabernacle debt and defended the business transac
tions OF that church in strenuous terms. Mr.
Nelson Hamblin. tho treasurer Of the Tabernacle,
was then examined At length touching the books and
the routine method Of keeping the same. well
tho several subscriptions and the amount paid
thereon. He was given permission TO reckon tho
amount at home and testify NJ 10 the result this
morning.
The New York herald., 1879-02-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The Hotel Royal has been seized by the Sheriff
under judgment for s4331 24, obtained by William
NJ. Fliess " Co. The hotel has been by the
Hotcl Royal Company. incorporated in 1875 with a
capital Of s50,oOo which was invested in furniture
and fixtures The proprietors had lease of the
building for eight years at rental Of $4,000 per
chattel mortgages.
Alfred q. Hooper. manufacturer Of boots and
shoes, has failed. His liabilities will not exceed
$4,000.
Louis Ellie, dealer in clothing, made assignment
yesterday to Meyer H. Goldschmidt giving prefer
ences to the amount of $3.50 62.
The New York herald., 1879-02-11
PREPARED FOR FIRES.

As In the event OF fires occurring along the line of
the IL" railroads the lives Of passengers might be
endangered should the trains continue running, the
officers of the Fire Department have received orders
that under such circumstances they to stop them
the point of danger. When there is Interruption
of travel red signal is to be displayed at the of
each train. The Third avenue company has issued
instructions to it's employees conformable to the
above, and also to the effect that when fire occurs
diate arrangements to run trains to and from the
nearest stationa
The New York herald., 1879-02-11

POOR COMPENSATION.

Peter A. Meyer administrator Of his son Frcder-
ick sued John Mulhollsnd, a contractor, in the
Marine Court. to recover $4,000 damages for negl-
gently causing his sons death. The evidence dis
rloscd that the defendant under contract with the
city. made excavation for sewer Forty-second
street. between Second and Third avenues in the
course OF which shaft was sunk TO tho depth of
from twcnty to forty feet. The plaintiffs son fell
into this excavation and drowned in the water
which had collected ut the bottom. Judge McAdain
charged the jury that the defendant was not liable
unless the Jury found that the child met its death y
OF negligence the part OF the defendant in
failing to throw the necessary safeguards around tho
excavation and then only in the jury found that
tho child and is guardians free from fault. The
jury found for the plaintiff assessing the damages At
The New York herald., 1879-02-11
ROUND THE WORLD.

New YORK, Feb. Q, 1870.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
In your columns of yesterday I notice the fact
mentioned that postal card dated London. October
IL, 1878, was sent journey round the world and
win not reach its destination in less than 1l6 days.
This is quite coincidence 1t must have made its
journey from Singapore in the company Of letter
sent round the world addressed to the Postmaster
Yokohama. The following are the postmarks New
York. October %. 1875 Brindsi, November T. 1873;
Singapore, December g. 1878; arrived at Yokohama
December %, 1878; left Yokohama. January II.
York. February 8. ten A. M.-thus completing its
journey in less than 1O7 days. Yours. respectfully.
L. A. b.
The New York herald., 1879-02-11
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following is statement showing tho real es-
tate transactions recorded in the Registers Office
February 10. 1875
rich Rolthsbergcr to Michael q. Toney 1924 900
if1s%. Ssnss AND aarsa rmo%s
s7sh ST. n. S. 800 f. v. Of sih av. s5xioGS; Alvin
Julie: % s"s ms " . 10 But
ternut St. cath wards Edison Bradley aud vito to 49,
Lssiason AZ n eorner ioii ST. iaaxsi Horaiio
washington tSo; 7s; William Edgar rrasies) -'D.'
Ioassssirrosular John Todd and wifs to isaac
ed ST. NJ . 10 IL e. Of I'd sv iaxioo5 Dora Dart:
Jn IT.. s1 ss" eard af Walton .v .i 1900
to Bntternut st. cath wartb; John j. Kenny to
,iih Th1s st. n s is IT. Of S, av ii fred Nom
,ss ia nnpsI% and May G. Stall
iiosh st. s. S. I'D II. W Of 4th av., aaxiooIi; Pat.
INcs ,Is and IasI, aoAiO7s; L. b Dc Garmoic ,,,,
4ssh Sa ST. 1856 d. 81 sii av i.exioo5; w
100: @ f. jenkins treferccl Henry Mess 1900
!. 5000
so,h st. $ $ do, No. i.4iSC. assiso; i. q. waehner
Alien ssV IT c % isS s"' stsas1s Barwe
iotS av dSss No. 10 aud ao 5oaIoo 4 was
wst @ Ss s. So cns5,s, S TasS' asnS S
47i T.: - f.Hss r. q ssasi 81 Til .y .a; xa S'"
Bacon 20 Jane Y Brown. :.....:...;...... Nom
3. s.y:s.. sw s % ss%eea j.
Ssh S. na ,$S o. = sEi @S.p,,hed Thomas
Broe ""e ssssssn
esd ward. i5xIo.i; Elizabeth KeIihcr to Mar.
Broom. s. sSs ioij Patrick MeSaily aud wife TO MOI"
Mary X RoSsss. and husband to John .. carin. 5000
Oscar =. shaw and wife g Msrihs N; wams, io,aoo
''Sn Ws@or and husband 70 RSs Nom
i4th st.. West ,No. io3). John $. Williamson trcf-
II Dixon gefsrse 20 Mutual Life Insurance Co suooo
Broadway. VS., ~ IT, n Of 6eth st. s5:sxi'siO;
18th .s. :. s7oe 4. v 2! sy b 5onioo;j s. Poi. 49,
ter rsfcrec, to Harriet NJ Boyd Nom.
7.h .v, NO. I4l and l4D fisrs risrrs Hardy to Bar
south < s SIS Harriet bsrsi exsca 5000
Grand Srr','a' y. o Eleanor Nsan 10 r..r
ssSS Ss. os j 81 i xSlahin j. aaas'i ss
nScompsp .onreacss
Iron Works. g. Of soth ST., W. Of iss NV; .
cr"iisIsnt william and wife to r. a. scicrmcr '''-
horn aud another rrustccs, &e of aath 81.
Darling 4 and r,is; y 4 Burden isisssraiss '"
rinKencs. Charles r. aud wife 10 Patrick Mcxaliy.
Same 20 Z, dscrss 'gS Wit .a@a property ycar. sS
ssa msss a"% wis 10 Robert norris
Washington st.; years .:............s... -. 1000
s,h av, .. of 74.h st; years >. 1000
~ !. Of s5,h 81. % Isl av on demand. 1900
O'Ncil John. TO Daniel Murphy W corner Of
Cherry and Montgomery s,r ycsrs. .....,..... so
Of III nv years 1000
sd ST.. o Of 10Th 8 years. $1,000
Wendcl. Fanny and husband. to Jacob X. Lockman
years 1000
Wilson Elita q. and husband, to Charles Tracy and
spring st. iooo
Cary Philip s. to IIcary T. Burchard. .......... s5uu
DE Peystcr Mary H. TO Mary A. Fowler :...... 3ttso
Iarsh ..."... Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Go-il.r Charles J to Charles Goccr. 6,SU
Rogers, Robert. and others Icxecu'ors &c.). to
sn;ssr wiii,swr N 10 icc.i r,,b,ano.
snow Mary H. to Bowic Dash .................. 5000
Norris Robert r. 10 Richard D. Emmct trustee, &c 1O
The New York herald., 1879-02-11
BANKERS RAZOR.

Edward Banker. who has hitherto rejoiced in being
the manager Of the Bowery Garden and caterer to the
musical taste Of the East sders for time back
figured ut the bar Of Essex Market Police Court yes
terday. He accused by Joseph A. Burgass, whose
wife has furnished the serio-comc vocalism for the
Garden during "brief, but highly successful en-
gagement, OF having in At Of anger, occasioned by
Mr. Burgass demand for SIS Of salary due his
spouse, drawn a razor and revolver upon him last
Sunday night. Burgass not hurt, but his coat
slit with the razor, and Justice Kilbreth de-
cided to hold Mr. Banker in 81 900 bail to answer.
The New York herald., 1879-02-11
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME COCRT-CHAMBERS-Hcld by Judge DOnO-
hue.Nos 49, 60. q. 81, 90 d. 92 95. 1T. lls 16O.
l90 192. 1884, $685. 27. 276, 27s 279 2S1 2S4 $780, 1885,
$50. 29l.
supnxME CouRr--spEcAL TERM-Held by Judge
Van vorst.-Law and tact-Nos. S47. 1884, $40. s71.
s7S 7s3. 1884, 7S5. 696. 1885, 1885, s0l $685. 9O9 9l0 9l
9ls ga sls 90 92S 7s2 ss2. 1885, ss7 sss. $780, o4l
SUPREME CoURr-C1RcuIr--P 1-Adjorrned for
the term Part 2-Held by Judge Lawrence.-Nos.
1O36as 42sl 229l. 25O6 27S4 24V9. 46l4. 1896 2s4a
1884, 2765. s0. 1858. 2313, 1916 100Oh Part 3-Held
by Judge Van Brunt-Case on (No. 3339). French w.
Redmond ct al. No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CoURT-GEHERAL TERM.-Adjourned sine
die.
SUPERIOR CouRr-SpEc1I TERM-Held by Judge
SUPERIOR Counr-TnIAL TKRM-part Held by
Judge sedgwick.-Nos. $780, 500. S56. l2o. l34. 1T.
5s5. 1Ol9, 631. 405 455. 52l, 1877. Part 2-Held by
Judge Freedman.-Case on. No. $40. May VS.. Schuy-
ler No day calendar
the term.
COMMON PLEAs-SPEcAL TERM-Held by Chief
COMMON PLrAs-EouIrY TERM-Held by Judge Van
Hoesen.-Nos. IL, z, 10, "a.
COMMON PLEAs-TRLAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Larremore.-Nos 822, S24. S25, $780, 2056, 89l
7T3 20s7. 2057, 745. 543 202l. Part 2Hed by Judge
j. r. aly.-Nos S41, $780, TAI, 1884, l0OO 1744 345 Sl0
$50, 854. 855, 315 500. 891. S92
MARINE COURT TRIAL TKaM-part Held by
Judge McAdam.Nos 49l4. 5s73 1885, 1914. 5372, $685.
$780, $685. $751; $751; 5467 b469 5473 5475 5476. 5477
Nos. 291O 5345 634s $685. $780, 6414 25O0 5420 $780,
3139, $685. 5456. 6450. 5463. 5466. Part 3-Hcld by
Judge Shea.-Nos. 2TO9, $780, 5S01 5G63, 1884, 5679
4G3s, 526s. $780, 5377 $685. $3.50, $685. 527S, 1886.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Part Held by Judge
Gildersleeve-The People VS.. Olof Anderson. felon-
Gus assault and battery; Same VS.. George ". Fox,
false pretences; Same vs. Francis Smith and William
H. Vincent larceny from person; Same Hugh Nc
Keon, excise Same VS.. John Mccarthy, excise; Same
Mary Hayes, excise Same VS.. Mary Finnegan,
excise; Same VS.. John Inteman, excise; Same
Frederick Wolff, excise Same VS.. Carmine Cara and
Nicholas Castatora, excise; Same vs. Michael Barry
and William Forms, excise; Same VS.. Peter Jordan,
excise; Same Thomas Bryan, John Moulton and
Peter Quinn. excise. Part 2-Held by Judge Cow
ing.-The People VS.. William Smith. robbery; Same
We. Teto Tedesche, felonious assault and battery
Same VS.. Bento Guitar. felonious assault and bat
terry; Same vs. Robert bennington, grand larceny;
Same Cornelius McDonough, grand larceny;
Same VS.. Edward Wilson and William Clark, petit
larceny.
The New York herald., 1879-02-11
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

DAzIAN-KATZENBERG.-Feb 9, by Rev. DR.. NJ.
Mielziner, MOSES DAZIAN to EMMA KATZENBERG, both
OF this city.
MILLs-WRIGHT.-On Thursday, February g. at the
residence Of the brides mother by the Rev. DIR. G..
J. Gcer, Rector st. Timothys. GEO. f. MILLS to ANNIE
daughter of the late William Wright all OF this city.
MINsHALL-ScHMITz.-Int the parors of the off,
ciating minister. the Rev. Father Timmons, Pastor
of st. Michaes Catholic Church Chester Pa, eleven
A. M, February 10. 1879. JESSE d. MINsHALL and
Miss LIZZIE G. ScHMITZ. all of Chester, Pa
SToIBER-CoMsTocK.- Georgetown, Col, Thurs
day, January 80. lS79 at the residence of Mr. John
B. Church. by the Rev. John Wilson. Mr.. EDWARD G..
STorBER. of New York, to Miss GERTRUDE CoMsrocK,
Of Quincy, III. .at ve
The New York herald., 1879-02-11
WArCllEs. JEWELRH. 60.

WATCHES, JEWELRN. 81.
4 r aiS BR0ADWAY.-NU wAIriNG; CASH ALWAYS
N rcady TO loan; Diamonds, Watches. Chains Shawls,
Chckcring Piano for sao ). THOS. LYNCH.
A r i,272 BROADWAY. ABOVE 32D sT-MONEN FOR
"A Personal Property old God, Silvcrwarc bought; a-
vanrcs made; ladies' Office WILLIAM A. GLOVER. for
meriy with J. A. Jackson
At 78 BLEECkER sT-DIAMoNDs. WATCHES
AJcweiry and old Gold and silver ought and f desired
cold back Pawnbokers Tickets bonght and Pledges sold
BARNARD, Banker.
II ARGAfNS IN DIAMONDS, WATCHES. NECK
Dlaccs, lockets, Bracelets, Chains and Siivcrwarc.
GEO. q. ALLEN, ,IeO Broadway near 2yth st.
MONEY DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEwELRY AND
l Siverwarc bought, aud sold back at small advance
GEO = ALLEN. i,ip broadway. near 2oth a.
MONEY LOANED AT KEASuNABLE RATES On
NlWaches, Jewery, silver aud Personal Property of nil
dcscriIons articles eau he redeemed time within
year. A. H. BARNARD. AL Sd av. between Both aud
3ist sis.
C)00 nn0 70 LOAN on DIAMONDS WATCHES,
VAVO.VVVJewclry silver. canels hair Shawls
Silks, Scal sscqucs and Personal Property Of all kinds
JAMES 4. MATTHEWS. on Broadway.
The New York herald., 1879-02-11
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following is the only sale made on the Real
Estate Exchange, February 1O:-
A. n. 4
George Putnam Smith. rcferee--forcclosurc sale of
house, with lot 1B.sx lOU1l II. the s. q. Of 123d
st. $50 IT, W. Of LIST av, to plaintiff. $4,327