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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


In the House of Representatives, Mr.. COBB
contested election ease OF Finley against Bs6ee from the
j. District ,fFiorida
Nr. ATKINS Dem. Tenn antasonizod that motion,
,lrIus to proceed with the appropriation bill
HE motion was defcated-yeas, - nays, 100
ircyous 10 the announcement Mr. COBB changed ms
vote 10 Tie negative and then moved 10 reconsider
Mr.. ATKINS moved TO lay that motion on TIE table.
This motion was dcfelted-yoas. 49, nays, ll9. just
lEeNiou, TO the announcement The vote stood: Yeas
ll1 nays, llj, but Nj Cymer dem, Penn Mr. sparks
,Dein, M MI Hewitt Dem, n ~, and Mr.. Dnrhsm
lDem. Nv }. members Of the Committee on AppiUprd-
nous Who had voted in favor, changed Their votes 10
VIZ NEGATIVE, thus defeating The motion.
A"t question REQUIRED on RECOMMENDING lIt VOC D)
wien tue House refused TO take up the contested cIcc
wv case, ana 10 agreed tOycaS, Ia HHFr, ~
ne Republicans then -otcd 10 hlDnsteiLe l1tth,
Nt DtNNELL Rep. MIMI moving tnat The House ad-
!IIh ana Mis- HALE utep nel llOy lls mat WAeN inc
mouse adjourn % be 20 meet Oh saturday next
Nj WOOD Dem, y Y.I-Does the gentleman want
an extra session
Mr. HALE rep, McJ-U the gentleman from New
l'ik Proposes not 20 with the regular appiOpra-
u'A Dill Ae must take the responsibility OF al eAu"
NJ. NCOD-You want an extra session evidently.
NIri one rOiiCau an agreement was alNCu at
~. peu!lE The election case until "Wednesday htAt'
Nt WILSON Dem, ". Vail from the Committee on
I"I'%h AAalrs, submitted O report OF That committee
III gard 10 "a treaty with Mexico Ordered that III Dc
j. lhtrd aud rcconlnltted.
No. HU&GON Dem, Va introduced a bin 10 cTpc-
Cte the admuistratOn OF justice III tue District OF Co
'DlLD.d Referred.
Mr. WIGGINION Dem, Cali. from the Committee on
Idbhc Lands, offered bill 10 determine the title 10
ne tract OF land known the Rancho kanOche GT9nde
H th Stale % California. Referred and TecOmmlttcd
Mr ATKINS dem, Tenn presented letter received
~ hln Chairman VI the Committee o. Appropriations
"'M Tue Secretary Of the Treasury, ana was reIeIi
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SIT OVER EXCISE MONEYS.

The German Exchange Bank has begun
suit against George w. Norton Jacob Patterson j.,
the former Commissioners Of Excise, The cry inc
present Excise COMMISSIONERS and others, 70 hnu ou'
lis duty. After owen Murphys hisht Bis Two elIo"-
commissioners found in their r9fc about 9l,IOo lh''
til ,evs that continued to come 10. sNclod 20 &c
o.,t az 81 Ggj and the bank wishes 10 know 70 whom
~ Is espopsiblc On behalf OF the city D. j. Dean de-
,larcd lie did not propose TO look Tor the ctN SLIT
f'rthcr than the ox-cOumissOntI-. HE tA-CoIihl--
sioners on the stand aud by counsel admitting iieiF
siIrez 10 account % the city and others Tor iLtse
,eVs claimed their individual Tght IN the first III
sIen 10 them Judge Van Worst reserved his decision
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IMPORTANT TO LIQUOR DEALERS.
4 DECISION r1Ar SUBJECTS WHOLESALE FIRMS TO
CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS

CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS.
A decision very important 20 wholesale liquor
dealers vas handed down yesterday by Jud-e Batch
ford Ia tJs United states CIcuit Court Ia, habeas
corous proceedings OF samuel II. Lcszynsky, ralaor
against Uul,cd states Marshal Payn and Commissioners
OSBORN The Government brought civil action against
Lcezyusiy and Charles A. Troup, lis partner, pronli
non; Wholesale liquor Dealers Of No. 26 avertt for
penalty Of 500 Tor lectng to enter Ia tAer books
record Of certain liquors received by them. judgment
WAS obtained AGAINST the frn ana the amount vas pau
January 20 ISIS On the same day warrants were Is
sued for The arrest OF The members " the firm I'm Grim
iul action under the same statute When brought be-
fore the commissioner on January %, Laszynsky, while
admitting that there probable cause TO hold them
under the warrant coDtendcd that in consequence OF
tle civil proceedings he was not liable to De again
rested convicted and punished for the same offence
The commissioner dd not consider the evidence A. bar
the Governments ease, ana hcld L'bI uShy W. IVoO
h.. Ia await the action o. the Grand jury. WITS Of
htbeas corpus and certioTHi were sued OUT ana X A.
SHERMAN appeared Tor the TclatOr and Assistant DIS
trc-Auornoy G. l.. L. Buucr for the government. 49,
The matter argued AZ considerable lcnG'h. Inc
decision was considered 10 he more important % NE
liquor sellers because the criminal penalty under the
statue was the payment OF Inc OF from $40" 10 SIouu
JUDGE iatchord IN his drcsou denied the motion for
discharge The Court holds that Congress III specifying
tina, tine Wholesale liquor dealer III .ucll cases nay
penalty If 800. and CONVICTION he fined ana i'm
prlsoned intended to provide for cumulative penalties
uuuiSuuCus three ~ nam Otl In thr cl OF ne law
tie three pInisGmculs we're only one punishment for
the same offence although the penalty oil 9lo might De
recovered ~ civil action, ami the me ana lhp9lSoA
neut be inflicted by criminal prosecution
Edward n John Burke. Gomez q Altuianii, NJ re-
nau { Goa JOnu Osborn. S1n 4 Co. and IcCuu3Sh "
sellers against Wu9n judgments IN nc eNI
under tis statute have been obtained and Who are liable
stood that hcy VIII combine TO have the case carried to
the UaltpG states supreme court
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pECIsIONs-FEB. l3.

lsprreD,e Covrt- Ch0mbrs-By Judge ponohuc.- -
Tho President Directors OF the Bank ~ Louisiana at
Mathews Taxation affirmed Wallace aat the Atlantic VA
Motion denird. ueuOT 1hdum. kuelltr
memorandum hartman act Lewis ana
others: kOebOrg agt Nod. Hurcn agt ScOIe!di Joyce
AL. CUMMINGS: Arnold agt ~cafnan.-tiiantrd
SVeci1i I,ra-BY jude Van N1rst-McDon9ld agt
Kouu and o,Atr1. OfdcT settled ana signed cutting IT,.
ag eIhc within findings u tact and conclusions q
Law amended D, the additional proposed innings are al!
lowed see memorandum. Cutting, IT., at M4row.-Ihe
this requested 10 appear before mo AT
Special Term. Fri iay, February IL. at D. m.
Common Pleds-SDeCni Ierrl-Bv judge Van Brunt.
-JOLu.On asL Johnson Decree signed.
UdrtEe COTt-CbdmJUS-BY Judge SnnOtt.-
Bahcock agt I require the pead1cs TCets Doh
erty.-GeiInaiu ianschcl appointed receiver Gilman
the second National Bank or Norwich agt the
Van HON Lumber Company tac Merchants tona Bank
Of Norwich set. same: Wolf at. BaIeItZ: MdtlaPe sRt
Moore Amoid Councrs Iyal agt. Bambereer; First
AFT Bchr Joyr. Heaidslcy Het Chds.OIdcrs
9 eyed and rlrd. Cromwell AIT. BuTrCase settled and
Md Mos. agt. Vermont railway ant steamer
CJmuaug .-foud approved. Lyon AT IHsuee.-houcn
granite. order extending time vacated
~ Juu-r -hrriGau-Iingr AT ~chck.-Opini0n granting
m,uon. iiepouu aat Iac.y I4i7ek aet. New3urees.
asses and Sled Mccarthy. receiver. aGt the Ger
man AMERICAN Insurance Complain. memofauda Ior at
tolnCy. ,.-
men ON uaItrs. Sterling agt. Orr.-JulEtlrEt h4cd
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CIVIL NOTES.

W. A. Woodwork has been appointed by
the General Tern OF the Supreme Court In Bro' kNh
TO take testimony in reference TO the accusion
against Justices ~ the Peace Roner ana Archer' VI
NcstchcstcT County.
W. J. Gascogne of No. 90 Rapelyea-st.,
Rrooklyn W is cmpl we'd in the Custom House, Is iAe
defendant q suit brought nv Caroline IIamann TO re-
cover 80 600 alleged betrayal under promise OF mar
rage The plaintiffs father also sues nm 10 reCo'c
$1,000 Tor ihe loss II Ms daughters services,
The Grand Jury has found indictments
against John Nc, ~ stall Francis Dooy John Mcdonald
Thomas H. Ferris. John Lndeman W. kreteh' fIPu'
eIick C. jenkins and John Black for violation OF the LA
else law IL majority OF the eases the charge is self
is selling liquor on Sunday.
Judge Van Brunt dismissed yesterday the
suit Anne Lavrllc sCa.ns; Patrick Skely The SUIT
was brought under tie Civil Damage Act OF 1873, IN
the ground defendant sold TO the plaintiffs nus
band liquor through daughter under age aiding in the
husband becoming drunkarl and cruel to his family.
The complaint was dismissed OH account Of lack o.
proof that tho defendant personally knew 81 Tue scS
70 the MO, or nat me sics were lna,c w. AL
Plaintiffs counsel asked time 10 make case LOT pP'd'
which Was granted l.
George w. Ryer recovered In One of the
Civil District Counts last FAN, judgment OF s2io 81
against Isaac Levy the cOrnct player Tor hls services u
scouting Mr. Levys engagement at Brighton Beach list
Summer. The judgment was returned unsatisfed' ana
Judge Van Burnt recently appointed James W. kldg-
way Of Brooklyn referee examine Mr. Levy IN sup
Elementary proceedings The examination was begun
at Mr.. Rldgway's Office yesterday Mr. Levy tesilncd
that he owned estate and no watch or jeweiTy
At Brighton Beach he received $3.50 week, making
about - 600 for the season, but he said thai he had
spent u ali dinners and other expenses lie eAahl-
nation adjourned
The wills Of DR.. George Gilfllan and ex-
Mayor samuel e. Powell offered for probate In the
Office OF the Kings County Surrogate yesterday. Dr.
Ginan leaves his property in Ireland to his brother
Alexander Gillian. and real estate in Brooklyn and at
T1r 4 fll.u lO Is ID
pointed executor OF the estate hch SAID to amount
L. 100000 Tho houses No. l47 PcrrcpOntst. and NO.
49, WilloW-st are cvGn 10 the esGlor's niece Mary
Cochrane Broome and the house No. 2l2 Clinonst To
his nephew Alexander COchTane There were also some
other minor quests Mr. Powes estate, which IL not
large, u beqUeathrd to his widow, HuIdah A PO"eH,
who is appointed tue eXccuriX.
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VERDICT FOR A BANK RECEIVER.

The SUIT of Isaac V. French, receiver OF
the Central Park Savings Bank. against Redman ana
Others OF the bank which has been on tral Tor
some DAYS before Judge Van Bruat, ended with Vtl
dict for plaintiff for lO099 %. The suit was originally
for S2O0 900, for losses caused by mprovdenrc IN
pUrchafiug properly banking house some OF tue
trustees rOusod tho clam against theu ana piuc-
ttay the verdict is against only six ofthe trustees
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COVRT or APPEALS.

Albany Feb. 13.-ln the Court of Appeals
to-day. the following business was transacted:
No 97oAn AGO.ph, respondent agt the Contra PaIk ec
Railroad COMPANY appellant argued hy A. j. NanderpOe LOT
apue. lant, ana NJ l.. Townsend Tor respondent.
No SS-W4liam +. TocLer respondent, uSt. VIM II. AT
rouz appellant argued by Nm. II ATnouX Tor appellant
ana htTlcs II. IrlaI FOR respondent
No gS-Wm J.. Thorpe. respondent. ag' the Nt"-l OK
Central Hudson River Railroad Company app liant; ar
gued Edward Harris for appellant and Rouh Tracy for
Respondent 600 sos
90 ~ Db7 / Uy.
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-Thc President sent
the following nominations OF Postmasters to the Senate
to-day:
Connecticut-Howard L. Gates Atchfcld. NewYorS-
John &. Adams burg; John II. Iempcton, hliertOn
Indisus-Orvils Carver. Angola John Rnnyon Nas'|
John F. Bell KrghtstOwn Ohio muCl waits, lr. Ada;
william 7 BarkaOw. Franklin lowa-Ihomas NJ. Anterior,
Osage Michigan George a. Wcls 81. Joseph WE n5sn
Lewis Fisher Sparta james W. Ferguson, NeilsNlhri
Charles seymour La Crosse; Wiiam " Watson, RoiinS
Prairie Mnuesota-A. +. Graves Red Wing kansa7--H
c. Ashbsugh Newton. NebTaska-L T. Hilton. BGri LY'
man H. Calkins fGiTmCDt
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ErcoRDED REAL EsrAra rRaNsgGas


Ie1in.-'0H svc. E. 2O.5 81 Of 47tast, oO185; the
mon Dune Saving Institution TO Enocn Fan'
Le,lnlion.sye. . : 81 4 3 Of 5ith.st lsGrSO LYDIA
Van WICK To njann : Van Wyck .......
"daN - - - Of J1thst. 25LOn one-hai part OF.
Jeremiah TVwlc 10 stevenson T,wle ..............
same pioPeIty, one half part ~ came 10 sane.
o'hay", 70 u, l71Ox00; Henry w Meyer 10 John
same property John schroeder 20 UcIry W Icycr
'th?'e, cor 40ihSf %. OK OO: Leonard Applrby
and wife 20 Julia J. Applehy ............... ....
an ave. =. 2O.J n II 10Th L. 20Il00. Leonard
Aphrpy AMI wife Ia John Sutphen ........-..--...
an AZ, r. 4ug n % fG.h-st, 20X 100 Leonard Ap
picby eHd vie 10 Ma garCt Helme .............
5'ilst O. go n Of |U-aye. 2Oy 1905. and also
i.'thst, 1850 Fl " Of H0me-aye, Il0Al0JX95;
Mary W. tunamy ami midland 10 Thomas Mean
EaIuv. ........
ION ~ =. 81 Il =" "f jthaye szl'O.5 Timothy q
1OtA-~i =. 30 70 e OF rth.svc 03IlOO6: Era ,tus
4'tG. ali Nitv t1 JOSIAH Il FIsSe ....
oftn ~ D p. Joe " OF lut'-avc. 2'Nlu0.5; Nil
ltf, Iri,lt", 10 n" Farmers Loan aud Trust Com
- ave W ,rr lGthst 2OIoN7O also Grovcst lots
NJ fii and 33j. SO 6t2 > (23d Ward alsO :
1''to--t, 1ON OUNirIeanlar, aud also GNth-st.
VOL. e q y ads nave. 151lOO Thomas Pearson
- an "ilc 70 R"b.r RI McCafrrty ..-.....
'ht'h.'".ri. :, 90 u u al IiyOh-TUW, 2JIHO. ono
i'ii idfi ~. also Cont est OBJ n OF Tryon-
I'N. 'Nt2.jNIrceular; also sw cor Dey and
,hUlch So I4.sxirrcgu;Gr; Lille l. Hunter and
uunJand 10 LlsAa TAYLOR Observation-Disclosures.
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Gxcurstoue.

NLTRpPoLlTAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
Va OPlN FROM 800 =. ~ 10 D. p ".
KECTORNIREEl Nearest point for Wan street Ferry
and connects with Tor south Ferry
COZ EILAED1STNEEI-N Nearest point Tor Jersey ana
CouWunpaW Ferries. -
PANH-PIA Nearest point Post Onice city Hall aud
Barely street Ferry 10 liOhJAcn. ..-
CuAIEl!l-s point for PayOnia and Ere
Railway Ferry.
FRA NkI - ~IREFI--
point for pesbFOSe1 street Ferry
Jersey ty and connects with cars Tor bcsbOsses aud
I.stO Grand -tIr. Ferries.
bIkECk Ia STkEi connects with cars for hast ani
TIGHrH STRIEr-Ncarest point for Christopher street
Ferry obokeu. connecting With ears iJT Christopher
and last Tenth street Falres
FOI KTEENIIl SIRtEI NEAREST point 10 linton square
Wallackr aud Lyco1m theatres. ACtierf ~ Music IL
wing AMI TIwm4uy Halls connecting WIN cars iof East
Twenty ihIiI AMI Tuitt, -iOurlh street Ferries
TWENTY INIRu~I NEl I-NvArr-t point to looms, ~
James aud PsIA J!elrc.. Gtdul opera House. Omures
Garden ADD ias0uic Tempe aAd l"cDty -thlrl StrvvJ
THiKTf IIlIiti- EitrEr- Nearest point standard.
IrOliway. md Ffth Avenue ihsdtrcs Aquarium and
H' Francesca Nu-trcls connecting with cars Tor Moo-
haWken Ferry.
GO ,1uptns's cabs Tor Grand central Depot
FL I4-TIi ~lEEE4-
N.EIGIIIlf ~rREErNearesJ point f1r Ccntra. paEx,
connecting with OF Bct Iiue RAILROAD
D trans tlAt eaHt silc statOu,
downtown trains take west SIDE stations
FARE. GEMS. except between the hours OF $50 70
a., 10 y IN. " hen the fare l. > cents
WM. L. 0AiihlsON, Plossdsas
IL VAN BHOCkLIN. superintendent
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over the books Of the firm Of Beien Co. in his posses

FIUII 10 " IIIIdII ~ DtbII NNV FI''NHR'NN0'''''
In the suit Of John Mason Cook against Cook, son q
Jenkins 10 dissolve the American branch OF the tourist
firm, judge DOnuhuc, IN Supreme Court. ChainUcif
crdncd Yesterday an order that the receiver permit ne
plainjif and accountant under REASONABLE restrlc
lions. IL mike examination OF the nrIn's DOOk-.
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RECORDED IFtSES

McCreerv. " II TO MIS- HcGuinness se cor 9jth-
- shi !u baVc -, wears annual rent of ...-..
lmurr James 20 Frederick l. PaetgClI. No 1891 Cd.
aNe, years, L annual rent Of
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SARATOGA COUNTY TREASURY REpLESr-HrD

SARATOGA. y. y, Feb. 12.-Jamcs VI. Mar
vim IN behalf Of the bond-Inc Of james H. Wright TIE
dcfsultiu County Treasurer, today paid tho counsel
for tiIo Board oi Supervisors some $4,000 10 make
GOOD all the deficiencies To the county, State and trust
funds.
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REAL ESTATE.

SEw-YonK. THURSDAY Feb. -, 1870.
Tho following sales were held at the Ex-
change SaesIOOm to-day
~ John 7. B0uf
, ,,o-y brorn atone i wriIIng with lot No 90 West
1t.t - = 9HglO II " Of Sth ave- lot 232XoO 49,.
f-OutV
b. Ri-hG1d !. HdrtSt,
,,orv hroWn stdwelllng with lot 40 IS East SOth-
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CLOSING Up TWO FIRMa.

Chief-Justice DAILY, in Common Pleas, SPECIAL
Term has directed. IN the suit Of Washington j. conner
against William Becen and others that the reoree tnrn
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Gin Real estate Tor Sale.

DOR SALE or ADMINISTRATIONS build
ing- fifty light leases OF three lots 5i. DO
blS W,N 2ithst Apply on pre- iNes. b. lARkl7ON
EOR SALE-lIandSome fOur-st0ry brown
y stone dwelling Stuvyesant lwcS,rrlyl PAX; hIr
lain prompt purchaser For permit, ana Information ap
ply 20 o. q. BENNEI, i broadway room b.
Esariem Lots-PlOt of =. at reasonable price /;
L Il near Jth-ty". rutland G. WHiIlNG, . BetAlnan-7t
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Gonilirp properip 90 Get.

ORANGE, n, J.-HOuses and Country Seats
~ TO let ana for sale great variety also farms and Dud
ing lots. BLACKWELL BROS. 2l3 Broadway. Room 5.
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donses ano farms nOanteo.

STORE WANTED.-From May /, store
~ business. be IN the vicinity NJ Wall
md Frontsis JOHN IL. DRAPER & CO., Auct!oneers liz
PEARLS.
WANTED-FOr the summer, possession
w April good two-stoTy house with from - 10 30 acres
Of land fruit and vegetable garden hour from cry iL
NcSIork railroad terms must lie mode
att Address SHANGHAE Tribune Office. giving particulars
and terms.
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The man who wrote that nothing was I'M
r,t.tiar never tried ~ ma the n0clet m lis we's
drr-- when II WIS hanging up IA clothcs-nTcas.-
Whitehall Lines.
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nns rs neOf tthave, lot 29tlo2.5 Leopold

Bg LOuis Nessr.
i 3'stoIy bIicE dwelling with lot No 266 West 10Th.
e., 80 r. = Of Shave, lot 20XlO0J " Ty son. l(
RV 4. j Blsecksr & Son.
plot oflsnd u West IO6th ST. loo II Of 1Oth.ave
402ItIi, Jane stewart Observation-Disclosures.
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Boaro dno Rooms

West Side.
4 PRIVATE family, occupying their own
house. wall ct without board largo Room, Handsomely
furnished to gentlemen only reference lao Nebt Zlstt
AN OWNER offers gentlemen. low price,
~ wclurnished second hoo suite or singy No 5O3
West 23dst., adjacent TO LONDON Terrace
AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM, on
table II desired TO gentleman ana
VIE; also font third door. 81 West 4'thsL
PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS to let,
L with board reference la West t3i*i.
fTH FLOOR-Furnished with or without
y board floor rarlor (pauol terms very mod
crate EVERETT BOARD DIRECTORY, 500 bth-''e' near
3~trst
e. 4 10 81 5O-Good BOARD with pleasant
% ~ ROOMS 10. single gentlemen, also table GRO 90
per week home comforts English family 1858 West 33us
East Side.
.(c EAST 2OTH-ST.-Suitc Of rooms private
stSb bathroom; for gentlemen; without board Also
single rooms breakfast served If Desired; references
Al EAST lSTH-ST.-Fme ROOMS to let /;
wei furnished all conveniencesi private family
prices moderate
ISEAST 2OTH-ST Rooms, double and sin
%tc gle. with hrstcass board or without
Board and Rooms Wanted.
BOARD with two or three pleasant rooms,
ID wanpdby gentleman and two ladies quiet refined very
Little trouble pronpt prefer private FAMILY OF "he
other bOsrders. Address statlhg tefus
which must be moderate, RANDOLPH Tribune Office.
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REcnknEn MOErHAGE


years -, $1,000
Batctclor Charles 10 Edgar Ketchun, ssl2Sth.sf,
Oi -th ay-. month: 1900
Berghorn, Henry and wife the home insurance
Company. n c cor 2dave and 7oth.st year. 1000
LcyaetaHsye and sls st. months iia u 1000
Sam" t. NchOa, Beijcmau property month 5000
Ferfi-, Caroline " tho United states Life Insur-
i.fGs G'' Year .. .C.- i'n.Ds' 1000
Folsom ucor,e W aud wife to James Roosevelt and
another, executors, etc, IL l9thst Of 2tave, -
Fertretch Annie I'D husband 10 the Sew. York Life
Insurance Company, II " cor Ithave and 57thst. . 80.
yeaf $50 1000
4m,nths.-..... ............ $4,000
Thompson.-t years ''. ...'.-.-......... 5000
Ma hcws. Elizabeth 30 John II Riker, trustee, etc
31tl So e OF etlaye. months 900
ST. Il 81 ave. ) years .",.', $500
0GOrnau. Julia auG IA sband 10 william -tursbcTg,
seer Wiisavr ard l3ah-st, years 276OO
Pearson Thomas and wife 10 Edward Leissncr, sw
'iadspn and 1Uth.st. months 5000
70 Marks same property. months 5000
Stone Louis aud wifet the Mutual lifo Insurance
Company. No : East 18th 81. 6,500
FenccOon, l. and VIE tn Sarah Sands, W Column $3.50.
blast = u ~tani0nat. years $4,000
ThOrnc and anoihcr 10 Warren Harriet. 9Th.
ave, OF Saith ST instruments 1000
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
B0wery Savings Bank 70 tho Irving savings Insutu. 49,
DeIndres 4, executor etc to UndeTll........ 900
James t. william r CirksOn. 1000
stursbcrg. William to Kuhn
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Balls

Balls.
EHILDEEN'S CARNIVAL and BALL.
- Under the usual mana cement.
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY u, 1870.
Misunderstanding HOME for CHILDREN.
Po.,, and tickets now ON sale az PONDS, and the WIND.
SOR and FIFTH ANEHUE HOTELS.
The Cal1yA N.I open at O'CLOCK TO be FOLLOWED by the
BAL 40 -.
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Suttlou Sales OF flcd! estate.

n IL ~ m Of cty e0nveiIercrd house minutes from
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
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COOPER UNION FREE SATURDAY NIGHT
~ LECTURES for the people in the Great Han at
O'Clock.
Saturday February 10 the lecture win De delivered by
W Raymond. Pm D., Of Brooklyn y. y subject
"Iheism and Modern science
Tickets can be had ga the oalce Of the Cooper Union
and al ID. Van NOstrands book store, % Murray ~.
ABRAM =. HEWITT. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-10-08
Montreal Horticultural Fair.

For the third time, we this year attended
this exhibition of the flower, fruit and veg
etable growers of the Province o. Quebec
and found it most instructive and profitable
We have sometimes doubted if our state
and county agricultural fairs, even with the
horse trots thrown in, really pay the visitor
except, perhaps, as a means of seeing
the folks, but we have no doubts about
the value of such exhibitions as this of the
horticulturists and orchardists of our neigh
boring province. The progress from year to
year is very manifest, and is clearly the re-
suit of the combined stimulus and instruc
ton afforded by these various exhibits,
demonstrating what may be effected by the
combination of knowledge aud industry.
We pity the man who, DESTROYS of growing
good fruit, depends for his information as
to what he should plant and for what he
plants upon lying and swindling tramp
who calls himself a nursery agent. Failure
and encouragement loss of money and of
confidence in his fellow-men, are the COM
mon consequences of such deals" But let
man who wishes to make success of
fruitgrowing, especially under the difficult
ties we must encounter in the "cold North"
attend exhibitions such as our Montreal
friends get up. Let them form the acquaint-
ance of the successful fruit-growers there,
and visit tdem afterwards in their homes
and orchards, and they will be able to make
fruit-growing success at less price than
it costs them to make disgusting failure
under the tuition of the tree peddlers. 1t is
really astonishing to note the progress of
fruitgrowing In Canada. Already they
nearly supply the home market, and are
planting orchards with the view of export
ing fruit to Europe, while northern Vermont
is eating Michigan apples by the hundred
carloads every year.