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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-15

Good merino shirts and drawers for 9716
cents each at III East Seventh street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-15
Probate Court.

Before Judge OGorman.l
In the matter of the guardianship of Mary
G. Scarf. Petition fled for allowance and or
! der made granting the same.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-15

Red indicated flannel suits for 81, g. so
and 50 each ct 1T East Seventh street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-15
District Court.
Before Judge Wilkin.

District Court.
Before Judge Wilkin.]
JURY CASES.
In the matter of the appeal of James Stin-
son from an award of the commissioners in thu
condemnation matter of tho Chicago, st. Pau
Il Minneapolis R. r. Go. Verdict for plaintiff
or appellant giving him the same award allowed
by the commissioners, viz, S8,312.25. 80
Robert Spangenberg va. The City of st. Paul
On trial.
Before Judge Brill
COURT CASES. ..
Carrie Y. Jones Ct. al vs.. Amherst q. Will
der ct al. On trial.
Municipal Court.
before Judge Flint.
CRIMINAL.
The City Va. William Remeske; nuisance.
Continued until the 18th inst, at ga. H.
The City vs.. Frederick Anthem; nuisance.
Continued until the 18th inst, at DAM.
The City VI. James Garrety; disorderly con-
duct. Fine of $40 paid and defendant dis
charged.
The City VI. Mack L. Durham; assault and
battery. Fine of So paid and defendant dis
charged.
The City vs.. Alice Hemingway; disorderly
conduct. Committed to the House of Good
Shepherd for thirty days.
The City VS.. Thomas W.. Hegney; Sc ling
spirituous liquors without license. Continued
until the 18th inst, at 9 A. n.
The City W. Michael Mcdonald; drunken
ness. Sentence suspended for one hour for
prisoner to leave town.
The City vs.. Gideon Gongtin; drunkenness.
Fine of SO paid and defendant discharged.
The State va Eupene Avery. nAfik larcanv
committed for twenty days.
The State vs. William A. Briggs; obtaining
goods on false pretenses. Continued until the
Dist inst. at 10 A. N.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-15

ST. PAUL, SATURDAY, NOV. Is, 1879.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-15

Suits Of heavy underwear for rs cents each at
III East Seventh street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-15

Az oo"pet1tlon Is M progress az st.
Mlchael's table over the possession of an
elegant statue Of the Blessed Virgin for the
most popular little girl, the names of the
candidates being Katie Shea, Nellie Bell,
Minnie Larkin and Katie Reardon.
Tonight closes the fair and there should
be large attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
some wears ago the Territorial Legislature stopped

some wears ago the Territorial Legislature stopped
the proceeding by law. ,,,s, -
tenth Of the grain, and the sheep and the WOOL,
and the cattle, and / suppose the burros. some
wears ago when Governor Army was the agent OF lle
Pueblos, they asked him # the United states 1ol
eminent required them TO pay ithes. lie told lHein
no. 10 must be purely yOluntaryi Whereupon Iley
ceased paying any. lie says the Puebios are az Dol
tom still wOrshlppeTs of the sun, but 1 suspect w
ancient worship is more mOth-grown than even the
There are some nice homes aud pleasant people in
Santa F6 Governor Lew Wallace seems 10 deN0le
great attention TO the people, and especially 10 tne
development Of the mining interests so does sur
VeyOr-(ieneral Atkinson. There Is military sta-
ton here, Fort Marcy, but II Is no 1ort although Us
adobe buildings are generally very neat Inc Iool,
hills so surround the whole town that well-tralhtd
battery on any of them could shell out lhe pace III
about thirty minutes, and the Only thlhg az! C9tl
mauder could do If attacked 10y force, Would DC
ia qpt ont of II. An Old carthWOrk from winch zen
pra kearnev commanded the town, forced us sur,
render at once in 1916 HE army IN TACT had Hed
In spite of the palace, and the stores and the
gardens and the rich mines in the country, the 1acJ
remains that the masses of the people are uepioI-
able poor; poor in many cases even unto munger
The nuts Of the pnon bushes Iurhlsh 10
iucuusidcrable part Of their food, ana II stage
horse dies they cut II up and eat 1t. Whence lIls
decadcucc2 The American Will tell you that tne
Catholic church grlrds the people To Gealn' O'utiS
say the jews, who mOnOpOliZe bus ness mere uli
everything. Living back Of the CnuTch ana INC
Jews there is fear degraded and reduced people.
are these the descendants OF C0rtez ana ne oVto,
and Coronadoi The women fit about with tAeiI
shaws and mantles over thelr nedds anu
shoulders as Of old. One can see the ola Gas
featuIes where Is the old Caslllan genus mo
country is on the eve of new revolution LOT NeM1
MpXicO-a revolution that VIII BRING new peCIhe il
These be indeed worn out. Perhaps they can De H.
spiTed with the old fire. IL the rch mine are
ag1in reOpened and if teemlng herds cover aii te'e
hIls. surely Its advent will not be marked Uy JnG
Old Spanish rapacty, and the precious metals VIII
not be again curse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
NOTES FROM LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 21.-ClOuds have OBJ
scued the sun for the greater part Of the day and
strong wind is blowing which materially lessons
the prospects for n continuation OF the pleasant
weather which we have had for the past few days.
An excursion from Trenton is visiting here to-day II
came by the New-Jerey Central Railroad, and hled
eighteen
Scranton regiment, the 18th Pennsylvania. arrived
here this evening and encampod near the Arlington
Hotel 1t numbers between 700 and 500, and it will
remain for eight days
A handsome silver cup, made By Tiffany for Messrs.
Presbury & HIdreth, proprietors Of the West End
Hotel Is now on exhibition at the West End office. IL
is prize given by the propuetors OF the West End 10
the New-York and Long Branch Gun Club and Is to be
shot for at Deal Beach Shooting Park Monday, the
25th inst.
Two Of Harrls's metcOrc cannonadng balloons thirty
feet In diameter, are be sent up at o'clock this
evening from the Mansion Fouse
Dr. p. 5. Henson OF Philadelphia, IS 20 lecture In the
Sc .side Chapel this evening. His subject is The
Golden Calf"
"Plnafore" by the Philadelphia Church Choir. the
Ocean Hotel last evening called out the largest audis
ruet over 200 persons assembled Ia the large dining
room, Wnere the performance was given, aud 10 IL
estimated that All eQua nhmDeF were unable to gal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
nFCISlON4-AUG. 81.

Spperior Cou,t-Special Term-Bv Judge SedGwick.
-Gregys et MI aRt Jarfine ct aOrdCr giving leave "a
issue execution, etc, Jessup et al agt steuitt &
ING defendants proceedings. Mauey agL SALISBURY
extending time 10 serve complaint. nj
Common Pieas-SDecidl IeTEl-By Judge leach
Meade agt GiberThc motion IS granted Win rlV SDs,s
ty counsel viii De designated by the court WhtheI
AIT Gannon-AfOtiOn granted with IS costs Jackson Hg.
Humiliation denied with so costs 70 aDde inc event.
the mltter the accounting ~ Scde, ec-lut roc
decree entered In the matter Of the assignment OF DeAL
and other-ROnd ordered m the penalty " S-DU
act Lassntr; Hilton and another agt Nesphal Mh'aAel
AIT. Can IOn.- Application granted. ,-. IT.
y Judge j. r. bay.--iOughtOn, etc, aet Jobnson-Juug
ment for defendants opiuipn ., c,,..
Marine Couri-Npecial Tcrm-By judge sheridan.
Freeman agt Campbell Printing Press ana
Motion 20 yaCatB attachment IL K hieu WIZ
costs Moore ag BeIlucr-OIfr granten cls'atlnE W.
faudaut from custody. Jackson and another as ram
Consent ami order granted. ~tech agt. Woss uet "
substituton granted. Hatch ag BeneshI hie thinH on
attachment approved. N"yerhocr agt Inc lhu ANeluv
railroad Company Petition aui 0Ider appointing E4',,sA
granted. Meycrho:cr Tne Third Avenue RAN 2Sa ON
pauy. Order OF disconuuancc King ag Cox b.hAo ~
Cox Seamak AFT smith; steCh ag Wos-ch; Waacc asI'
TiviOr.-Oriers granted .-- g..t,o,u.r.
Judge siunoi-B rrowcGe agt Harrison SET
Of proposed and amendments. Potter agL Na2,--
tiOn appOlnmeut OF receiver denied without costs anu
sJay on execution vacated. Potter Gg Naae loI
contempt Rare AIT, The lcyuOus Cara MtNutclu
ing Conuauy-AfOtiOu denied without COSTS Hermann .E
SOcke ct Notion denied. Herman agi StocAei 81 a.,
order vacated and injunction dissolved Lew AEt. Ll
same AIT same Murphy ag smlther5i SCHWARTZ hbt lcn
dtlsOhu.-OrdeIs granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
nAstanon II 1. 10 he rereaed at the sane place this

admtanco It ia to be repeated at the sane place thS
The West End Hotel and the Rowland Ho'e nase NV
cIrhs MIA we'd AT the West End grounds Ncsi'fhu INV
West End won ny n score ~ II. 20 the HowJh4N ~
About 900 peOrle assembled ~ ne iIf~l Ia wv W.,
Church last evening % witness INC lH ~. o.et
sergeant John Mccullough 81 the EiEteeh'h ~ ee'v
NeI2-YorE to Miss Marin Hami, az Long bftIrn, ~
Rev G. j. Young performed the ceremony a"" ii''''
Alstram furnished the music. 49,, ,,-,,.,1s.
Tbe followinC are among the late hotfl afflFi- A.
Wcst End-Nss BahcOck Mrs. solomon anu !'li t,'
Clark Bell r. G. Brown and vie " ~. w w ~" PrIart
Mrs Williams and flWily. Ncw-NWki :, 49,, ~
James Mute. Philadelphia; Colonel H. VI t -,
ConAut Miss AMER Mics NlneloM l.. - W ~,
tucl,v, " n D1,llttle Charles T. Nhlte j. D. AtaiIr
washington d. G.; H. Jauson. St LOUIS ~ I'm
and family Havana, o. \. Decker, D. W. Mdl'"'H'
G prao yTlr'.' iobr \ Jnst,s Cincinnati
Howiand-J II. Farrell and VIE, Ai1ahy M Tr.,
Lvuch Miss Regina Lynch, Miss ANNE ~ ncn, ~
nam n Y: W L. LlttlctOn ana family, f hIaueiplin j
l. A Hamilton and wife, BTookYn thai - ~ - ~,
wife Jrnkiustown; james MontEoMeI! 1870 NV
McCuIlagh and wife, NJ Dttenhoefer ana laHiNy' NC"
S@ies-PecrI L. Williams, F. Bollinger md VIE ela Ia
r,1sb r I. Charles Sipp and wife, Newark Mrs: hiIo
Robins0u Miss Iibbc Sstterlce. MISS si1kEtV ~
Tn,ttin vii. r. W Mrs ]. Dittman, H. J. Elias A. g.
MorgaHsteru, NcW-1OEki T. H. C"'"'' -N'D'''' "
BleSsin-, Shtlbyyile, Ind ,,. C,-.ot,,,,i, Mrs
warren tIarsD c. 4. Marsh family, FiannelG ~.
Dr OIiu and family. Paterson George T. Sha'I,I ~
a., 4 ''" Wn.b,gtGu d. C.: &. +. sutton and family
Mount Kisco. \. Y. Judge A. j. Hodges Ne"-io'H' "
: RIisfr1 and family, Philadelphia. $500 ,--,-o,
Nau.iou-J W. Buell. Crescent, III hoo'It J ,5,
o,j farniiy II l. Ross and wife. PnIladclphlai NlAah
HnI "'I a Miller Albany A. J. Mathereon and
Wife Pltishurs; John II. Scuddrr ana VIE IiCl.oI
~; = Russell -. Ions lAeu. tiit.I ami ~
T. 4. CHARLES Runyou. Mr.. and Mrl. MllleI, H. -
Harris New-YOrk; II. 4. Tom ana Wle' -4uusOn' -' o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
SLING 4 CI.ERGYMAN-

A case came up in Justice Seniors Court,
Brooklyn yesterday in which the statements OF pastor
and his organls and Sundayschoo superintendent con-
cted Suit was brought by Robert Richter. OF No. rs
stagg-st against the Rev. Abraham l.. Dahlman now
pastor OF the Emanuel Reformed Church. in Graham
ave. for the money due HIM as Organist in German
Reformed Mission I'm DelmOnlcoplace, when Mr.. Dahl
pastor Of it, Richter testified that the pastor
rented Of him the promises where the mission services
were held known tue DclmOnico Homestead, aud he
agreed play the organ superntend the SundayschOol
and take care OF the rooms mention being made OF
salary He complained that he played the sixty
times, and fair compensation would be - Tor each
performance he sued for $500 and interest since Au-
gust 1877.
agreed upon $50 month, and that this amount
was paid for the duties performed by Richter The Rev.
Louis Cutler OF No 236 sOut-s cOrrObOTated ths and
that the plaintiff agreed 10 charge nothing Tor
acting Orgauist. The pastor In his testimony SAID
mat plaintiff had acted In an unseemy nnEentle-
manly and unchrstianiEe manner" The Justice, after
express ing surprise at the tai swearing INDUCED ill.,
took the papers and reserved decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
HEAVY RECEIPTS or PEACHES.

The largest number Of peaches OF the sea-
son came In Wednesday By rail there were 100 carloads
for NewYork and 200 baskets by steamer TOTAL Tor
New-York 7G.5OO baskets. The direct shipments east
ward were about 20 800 baskets The market was good
considering the large offerings and the late arrival OF
uortion steamer fruit in very poor order owing
10 the recent RAIN and much OF the train stock had Dee
evidently hurried forward. There were. however many
fair TO good lots, and Uw prices kent Tie arHtt tuS
The bulk oil the offerings were Old Nixon ana OlaW lOi''
some OF the latter very large The steamer rates l9
crates were 500 TJc; railroad rates Tor crates '0c Il
PLAN baskets, 4l0JOc.; Prime 20 extra, OUU
zoe. The peach market OVcrsfockrd ycstei-
ay Shippers seemed anxious to upa ayailaD USE
FIJI stock but much of the supply was IN tender con-
dIton total Of 10 800 baskets, following the Offering
OF 10000 Tor the previous day. made che market very
uuwiedy. At p. m. q large unsOld portion hung upon
the hands OF sellers though opening prices were favor
able to good business Steamer crates sold at 4OOoOcj
ran crates at 6GG75c common baskets OF ralupealeh
fruit 80 35c; plain 90 prime, 4OGJOc; extras OO01Oc
IL likely that closing out tue surplus heaNy con-
cpssiOu, Will have TO be made Fruit that ett Delaware
IN fine order showed more or less bemsh upon arrival,
and there is consequently line rates for fancy. Inc
bulk of the stock the Old Nixon, white and red
snowy variety. Choice large Crdwlvrds were rln The
receipts 1873 carloads per rain and 5000 package
by water Nine carloads went TO Newark, and twenty
eight TO NewEuglaud. Since the opening OF the season
NeW-YUrk has useu J0J,7JO baskets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Justice Van Bunt in Supreme Court, Cham
bers yesterday rcinced the bail Of Officer Nusrn, in-
dIccd uccOmpllCc IN the Manhattan Bank robbery
from $4,000 to $4,000
Thomas G.. Liuehan. indicted for the killing
or Elias Liudeheim. yesterday admitted TO bail III
$1,000 This waH the case where death was caused by
a cane which Lnehau plunged into Liudeleim's eye.
AT Essex Market Police Court yesterday be-
fore Justice stuth Ellen Mccarthy, of No AZ Jackson
ST. charged Catherine Jordan, aged thirty-sN. Of No -
GOercI-st, a washerwOndu win the larceny OF 20
cnts from the person OF CHas. Mccarthy years.
ana OF the complainant she WAS held IN default OF
81 900 bail.
Two scoundrels. named Poland Katz and Valet
lice GertIms court IN East New York. Tor asslulting
two tle girls Ida Parsons, axe eleven, and Minnie Cum
before. Complaint was made by ThOma. Cummings
father OF one OF the girls, who resides IN JohnsOn-Iye
neal broadway
The burglar calling himself John Connolly
WHO escaped from TIE officers OF the sixth Precinct
brooklyn, while In the station SATURDAY, was dscOy
cred Yesterday morning At the BOWery aud Hescr-st
This city, by officers searching for HIM. and after hard
chase he captured at Grand aud Ezabcth-sts and
returIfed 10 Brooklyn, where lie gued IN JUS
nee COCKS court. lie gave the name OF Gasoline, ana
was committed TO avail tho action OF the Grand Jury
Captain John Mitchell, of the schooner
Martha NJ Curtls, lying at the foot Of Frstst.. In
GOwaunus BAY Brooklyn stated 10 the police AZ the
Huter street station, Wednesday, that he had
robbed OF 1918, which taken from the chest In his
cabin Thomas OHtie, deck hand, was suspected, as
Ia mad dtsaupoa cd lie was traced By detective To
Tit,haye and fteeuth-st this clty
where he wa. found under "a bed Ollare gued
before Justice Ferry, IN Brooklyn, yesterday and held
for trial.
The Lynch-Schoonmake diamond case came
NJ for hearing yesterday morning before Justice Nor
gan az the rffrrsOu Market Police Court. Mrs Hasey,
alias schoonmnker who since the beginning OF these
nrorcrdings has been cOuhned IN Ludlow Street Jail,
Was not present. at the last examination, the Rev
Charles Tucker, Roman Catholic priest, from Mont
dnoud, Mrs schoOnuR ker under the pTetence that
she had hroler dying VINO wa IN need OF money and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
THE MURDER on THE ARIZONA.

United States Commissioner Osborn con-
tinued the examination Of witnesses yesterday I'm the
mntar OF the application Of the British Consul for the
cxradition or Urban Catow. who killed the second
steward Of the Arizona Captain Jones. Of the Arizona
testified that he ordered prisoner to be put In irons
after the lie asked the prisoner If he knew be
had killed the man aud be replied Yes" When he
asked hun what he did it for he said he didn't know.
Complaint had never been made him that the prls-
ouer was dangerous character In fact lie had never
heard Of the man until after the killing James Lamb,
the b0aswain said ne put the prisoner in irons. Cat
low when asked II he had killed Jones replied, Yes,
but It can't be helped now MS done"
The prosecution here rested For the defence James
Gray, a seaman or the Arizona, was called. lie said
he had known the prisoner Tor two years I'm Brken-
head and that he had always had good character. Ii
was generally known that he not exactly Of sound
mind. Witness knew the prisoner had received blow
ON the head ana that than occasion he had
fallen scnscless On board the snip he bad noticed that
the prisoner WAS MOI right Further hearing was aC-
iOurned until tomorrow at p. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
IN ANGRY HUSBANDS CRIME.

John Moriarty, jeweler by occupation,
moved into No. 1O7 Bayarl-st Wednesday. The first
thing he did in his new home that night was
10 quarrel with his wife, A neighbOr hearing
the noise went to the room and separated
Them when NIoriarty challenged him to fight They
went 70 the street. but MOriarty fed. He returned
later and found John Nrhan, Of M. u BaXert stand
Ing on the sidewalk. Knowing him TO be "a friend OF
the man whom he looking after, Moriarty
tabbed him I'm the back with ice pick n1lctinR
dangerous wound. The injured man was removed 10
the Chambers street Hospital, and Morary was ar
rested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
Qntlion Sales OF Real estate.

EATRHANEN, Mass. - Seaside residence
l. GEORGE A BOURNE d son viii sru without reserve
By auction order Nantucket Institution for saving,
FRIDAY August - l:5D O'Clock the residence oi no
late William Penn How2nd, which has cost over e2-oDh
The lot contains about acres, running 20 the water
where excellent blthug the buildings are elegant and
spacious.
TVHE SUBSCRIBER, as Assignee Of FRANK
LIN Waller, HOWARD WALTER ami The ha
Of W Lr.Il, DONALDSON * CO, VIII sell AZ puuu
auction Real Estate >alesOOm, No III Broadway
the city New-IUrk bY Me-srs. SCOTT & NY Et- Au3
tOnccrs, the l2th day OF SEPIEMbER 1873, at Il
o'clock NJ, the tol. owing property and claims;
5eo per interest in lot o. land located IN chester
Penn. ID trust viii fully appear BY deed Oi trust
to De- seen uutl the day of sale at my ONCE.
8Bonis Of the Nashoe Tool Manufacturing Company FOL
5000, 800 and &2j, and accrued interest
policy ot Insurance on the lie II VIM Merritt ior il'o
issued by the widows aGd orphans Lie Insurance Company
Judgment against f. valentine for SSU9 -.
prOmissOUy note uf J. +. Moody tor Z 3D.. .....
PrOmi.sOry Of Vim. Mcdonald for Obalancel SUI
Promss0ry Lawrence Paper Company Tor SJ5 %
Together with slndry CLAIMS ana unpaid book accounts
being tho the uusoll or collected IA ~
ANDREW W KENT,
Assignee, zee,
No. 20 Nassau-st., NeR-lOIk city.
Dated August %, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
CALENDAR. WIS Day.

SUPREME CoURr-CHABlBG ls-Vln Brunt J.-Conrt ooc1s
NJ 1890 a. M Calendar called az II a. M Nos T. :, -
25 90 81 81 So o. 90 49, l2O 49, l45 100 1884, A'' 81"
lj1. ..,-. g., c.--,
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TERM-Sed2WcE' J'-'"uI'
a m--NO day calendar 800.
COMMON PLTAs-sgE,IAL TEGl- Beach, J.-Coart opens
al IL q. m.-NO day calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
CoparinersDip Noilces.

VNUE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
between e.. H. IO0sten and J. c. Outmans has Oel on
- ND, annual CONSENT G. IA. JOO> IN
''''N ~ JC. OCIMANo
cop,rtuershp has this day been formed between Jcs
zen an - 50 NO. ~ r. JOOSrEN.
IL. A. kkAbS
NewYork. Aug 90. 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
BrooklDn Real Gs!ate for Sale.

BLOCKS. HALF BLOCKS and PLOTS Of
10 LOTS Tor sale near lines OF rapid transit in Brooklyn
The sutioH OF cOmlTyOyng ciy people invited 10 tons
urouerty . price. J. 80 up and going Mp.
rutland q WHITING. Bcskmau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
ARRESTED FOR BETTING ON THE RACE

At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, Louis
MaTkeriwas arragucd complaint OF Detective Muyey
for Offering the racehorse suendhrt at Long
Branch m the public NJ No y Birclayst known
as the Parole C.ub." Charles Harrington also
arraIgued by Detec'iye Flynn d charge OF selling
tickets and pools Ciscy's Exchange Rooms at No.
Barclays As the detectives unable to prove That
The accused the prOpuetors, that they had any
bets taken, Justice Fammer discharged the prisoners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22

that aftoryard the stones found to DO amos.
worthless This evidence not admitted, EXCEPT 30
Tar ma N concerned the Identification Of Mrs SchOoh-
maker Mr. Lynch's counsel moved for MS ulsehaIso'
DeelADp was reserved until septemberO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK. Thursday, Aug 81, -
sECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN3FsS,

Essex-st No. 27i Z Fitzpatrick and wife 10 John
IexngtOn.aye W cor 1921 81, ll6xlOnl lTrfegtuar
William - Barton and wife TO r : brOOks..-.......
12th..t, No 2GG Wes l6SXs7 J0nn sr0Dol and wife
Susan Mcslrr.......
llthave, " s. Zj.lla n Of Gjth-st, 5VXlO); HcHWJ
Buitcrhcld 10 W l. Butterfeld.
LeMugtOnave, cor lZ4d-st llJxl DOL lXirrcgular
Thomas BROOKS ana VIE TO william barton.
123d-st, = - n OF 6thave, 2JxIOOll; James An
CersOu 10 sarah Darragh.
l23G-st $. 100 n - Of Bth-ave 2jElOO.ll Maria
Benson 60 James Anderson .........-........
ATHEIST. n - 225 It W OF lthaye 2jx1OO.5 Bush.
nell, retcIee % John II -touock..--.-.:.........
ATHEIST. ~ $50 70 " ~ lthaye, 2jXlO % J Bush.
nell referee b John II Steucck .................
49thst r, 500 4 Of 9th-ave, 5O.22xlOO,j Edwin
MesleT ana wife % JOhn strObe II
12jtl--t D s. ls6 ne 81 3daye 23zJa.lli Brand
ami vie 10 John Soller. J.
l2Gth-st. s. 100 ~ OF Sthavc, l6.sXJ0 Edward
Cunningham aud wife % William w white.