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New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
CIVIL NOTES.

The Grand Jury of Brooklyn recently iE-
dctcd Lewis A. Cole for alleged perjury at the trial OF
John Wilbur, one of the Patchen-avo. burglars. He
pleaded guilty before Judge Nelson in the Court OF
Sessions yesterday and was admitted to $1,000 bail.
Ex-Captain Jacob Siebert was dismissed by
the Police Commissioners on November 49, 1877. on
charge OF conduct unbecoming officer" The right
OF the Commissioners take this action reviewed
yesterday before Supreme Court General Term, on
writ Of certiorar granted by Judge Daniels Decision
was reserved
Mrs. Sophia Freygang, wife of Conrad Frey
gang a woman who has been so Ill from consumption
that 1t Is not expected that she will live much longer
carried up the stairs Of the Court House to the
Court Of Common Pleas in a chair yesterday In order
that she might be naturalzed She owns quantity OF
real and desires to dispose OF by Will before her
death The naturalization papers were Issued by Judge
Larremore.
The application of Sydney ColfOrd Jones to
have his changed to sydney Jones Colford was
granted yesterday by Judge Larremore in the Court Of
Common Pleas. The for the change assigned by
the applicant, who Is young twentysix old,
were that the surname Jones too to prop
eIly distinguish any one bearing IT, ana also the wish to
substitute for 1t the COOrd which had been In the
family for many generations.
Andreas Bauer of No. 131 East Third-st.,
appointed yesterday by Judge Larremore, in the
Court Of Common Pleas guardian nd ltem OF his daugh
ter Mrs Appoouia Ulzhemer, minor in order that she
might bring an action for limited divorce against her
husband John Ulzheimer, on the ground of cruel aud
inbuman treatment. the paintih was married to the
defendant on April 10, 1876
Judge Moore, in Brooklyn, yesterday sem
fenced to five months In the Penitentiary Charles
Jaqmss. aged dealer in tinware at No. 131 Myrtle
ave. who convicted in June, 1873 of issuing hand
bills charging certain prominent lawyers with cheating
him out of $4,000 Sentence was suspended at that
time prisoners promise not to repeat the offence
A few days ago other beous documents were posted
up by Jaquis who when arrested SAID he had deter
mined 10 get justice IN bis own way.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

ei Ilb i8s i6s lss Ies 967. 20s 40 2t 2i7 22S
224 300 $50 234 242 2t4 246, 246 A1 2o Zo2 zyo
257 259, 260. Cases Nos 2I 2s "a % co
63 Go Sc 81 6s So 20 IL 72 76 q, o ,s o w. ~
81 49, 49, a. S 49, SO. 80 v3. 90 49, W. vs. ss ioV' ioi
l02. ,u rr
GENERAL 1KRM-Davs p. J., and Brady and ingaIs Ia
Nos So eI 81 ~ 92 o. 1866 los 1877. ls2 10 IL ~
1871 lbs Ito, l66. H. 1862, ia, 27S los. l'o io'
SPECIAL TER,i-van Brunt J.-NOs. s4s s7b, p76 9sf
CfRcur-pARr I-Daniel. J-Nos 27o3 425b s2s9 s2aa
1861 922S lS05l 1921. 2l74 1864 l45 4Ia9 5u5t
1910 2s74 2726 2s2l, 1928 47OS l7O7 2ooo' zo'' o'
PhRI IL Barrett Case on-No 432i-Leonard agt 70
umbia steam Navigation Company. NO day calendar.
PAET III-Donohue, J.-No. 1910. a.. a.,
SUPERIOR CoURT-GESERAL TERM-Adourned ior u''
term -. ,o ., =, o, a. 70
TRIAL TERM-PART I-speir. J.-Nos. 403 LOG. 0Ie' QUO
453. 430, S26. 1876. 5Ol. 49,
PART II-Adjourned for the tern. .x.,
COMMON GENERAL rRRH-Adiourned Tor the term'
EoI1TY TERN-AdIourned for the term
SPECIAL TERM-Iarl emOre J-No day calendar.
TRIAL TERM-PART IL f. Dav. J.-Nos lZZ2, IIz 90
$50 9l7 Sol, 9sS 97l 1925 l49 2o62, ans 5os
747 2O2l 99s. 3l6 94l 1Ol3 96l $685. 2o7s 'oo' QUO
1927, 49, 9S3
PAET II-Adourned for the term , ,,h.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TRRM-PART I-Ad1ourned ior ,ne
PART II-Shea. J.-Adjourned for the term ,,,. axe,
PART III-Sher1dan J.-NOs. 6593. bo4O, 5o6a' Do
$3.50 55s2 55S6. 557i, 1922 $685. 562 6622 'oZS' oo
Gill w., ,,.r,,
dell John shea grand larceny George Casse forgery JOIN
Salvador sOdomy Bertha Berger Francis Cosgrove, soo
ton William Fallon assault and battery James MurrA'
peut larceny.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHNGTON. March 26-In Tho Supreme Court
OF the United states TO day motion OF Attorney General
Devens George {. Wing OF Oho admitted 10 practice
also X. W. Peckhsm, of Albany, NJ w. on motion OF
+. Herman.
No SSj.-Assigned.-Wm H. Platt appellant. Union
Pacific Railroad COmpany appeal from the Circuit Court o
the United states for the District of Nebraska Argument
concluded by Attorney Devens for the United States
No. ls4NOrthwesern University plaintiff In error agt
the People rel H. b. Miller treasurer. Argument con-
cuded by NJ. II. Carpenter for plaintiff In error
No. Si3.-Assrned United states eX rel. Alexander Nc
Ieod plaintiff In John Sherman, Secretary Of the
Treasury; The Court of the District of Col
umbia. This is petition tor mandamus TO compel the Secre
OF the Treasury the TeaOr the OF 49 with
interest from November s. 1874 which he claims due
judgment recovered In the United states Circuit
Court for the District Of south Carolina com
menced by w MauIy for plaintiff in error and continued
by Attorney General Devens for defendant III
The cases OF g. p Williams of the National Exchange
Albany the Assessors Of the City of Albany in
vovng questions Of great importance 10 oil holders O bank
especially the question Of the States right TO
Bank stock without reference 10 its mari
vaue and without deduction herefrom Of the shareholders
personal Indebtedness will come for argument morrow
Adjourned un til u O'clock tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
DEClSIONS-MARCH 90.

Sapreme Court Chdmbers-Bv Judge Lawrence
GTepongh ac Farcnd is the evidence Of The defend
ant msteroi Leonard agt desire to know on what
Chrome Steel Pottee @ Of mGOp sea1GGE
is not verified Bell agt Bauschmann-I cannot grant This
order schoell sgt schoelI think that the defendant
9eG M as az cannot tel from The papers before
Post agt Bidel-Motion granted Karner agt Mylius Rus
sS ag Bya AgsT ag JoTe a
TIin6e agt @ MGG9llaGh KeaIIey sg Missionary Co4gTe
grant Industrial savings Bank Penguet GOudding ae
McGary Manhattan Life Insurance Company aGt Muigan
Crca-Fsrt IINBv Judge Lawrcnce-Thorn and another
aT s1ScS 7sr"By R Judge New York Life In
suance and Trust Company ag Pitt and others-Fndng'
By Judge Van Worst Dean agt Mase.Judgment ;. for
superior Coart-Special Tsrm-By Judge Speir-
Sage Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Com
psDy Ct aTh above proposed findings each and all
Case settled. uastie agt. Miideberger ct a-Findings
BY Judge Freedman-Harey agt the United States Life
Insurance COmpany-COmmissOn ordered stuart et al ag
Order OF disooniinuance. McKelyey agt. Lews-Remt
1@ s @sd s ds vsa d2s1d
CLERK eEI'''''On NO A'-''ns'0A f','D D0--' ''e''
Common Ptees-Spccial 1trm--Bv Judge Larremore.
ter Of he sssian@en Of Heay Preliminary objections
smith, Gardiner ast CarpenierJuOgment OF foreclosure
granted Richards agt Balantne etc Motion granted
on pa OF motion. In tie matter Of the
ent Of Foley 10 sten.-Final sengmsn
agt south and North Alabama Haroad Company
deried. the matter OF The examination OF Lederer.
Granted In the matter OF the petition OF Jones etc. nfhe
Counting Of MeNaly McLoueln iei. Teasdse In the
ter petition u GemburRer In the Of the assign
the matter O Estes in the matter OF the
assignment Of Fish and another 10 Southwick kOhn ag
samnels F1ege agt Rosenbatt Applications granted
BY CheiJusuce C. p. Daly-In the matter Of the petition
OF Mids, etc-Sec opinion.
Marine -ChdmbTs-By Justice McAdam.-
Arthur agt MOrgan.-OpniOn ned. Halpn agt. MearsMO
on granted payment within bve OF $40 costs Brown
A opened and restored 10 calendar Of
Part April on payment within five days OF $40 costs
Kinney Amendment allowed. Reed agi. Jordan
Russell agt Bradley Miller agt. DOmsk. Proceedings di g
missed omin gdale SngeT-Demurrer sustained and
absolute Judgment defendant Seaman smthPIts
oner DISCHARGED Fitch agL FOsorJ Judgment foI paibiin
s2s7 Stimmel agt Jackson; McOregeI agt Mc1Ialh
Rowery Pine Motion granted. Wep agt Meyer.
ATrest vacated Marks agt LevyDeia opened on pay
In,nt within of SO costs BIiefDer sg Burt IN
J. appointed receiver smith agt Donohue-Bailabl bio
attachment allowed Rarnum kohrng QuOsbATs agt
ard Judgments flied Henry asst Lyddueke;
Sass sgt aud dismissed. Davis sgt smith.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
thanks to Mayor Cooper for hs kind interest in the
matter was adopted
THE COURTS.
ACCUSED OF PENSION FRAUDS

ACCUSED OF PENSION FRAUDS.
TWO MEN CHARGED WITH DEFRAUDING WIDOW
WHO Is DECLARED NOT TO BE WIDOW.
John S. SCHNEIDER and Wendellen Smith,
residents OF Youngsve Sullivan County were brought
yesterday before United States Commissioner Osborn
charged with the Illegal retention Of pension money col
lected by them for widow named Rachel Hefrch The
prisoners arrested yesterday morning at Youngs
vile by Deputy-Marshals Miller and strahan, by
whom they were brought to this city. The
complaint charges that In october, 1873. the pris-
oners, who had been engaged in prosecuting claim
for pension due Mrs Hefrich. had received and re-
tained larger compensation for their services than
charceable under the statute John Hefrich, the
son Of the pcnsioner had served under the name OF
John Elfrey in q New-YOrk regiment. and during the
she has been paid only $500 by the prisoners although
documents the Pension Office and at the subIreasury
show 81 372 had been paid the claim. Upon the
complaint OF Mrs. Hefrich, Assistant United states
DstrctAttorney FierO directed warrants 10 DC Issued
for the arrest Of SCHNEIDER and Smith.
IL was said yesterday by the prisoners anu tnelr
friends that they have sufficient proofs that they had
accounted properly for the entire sum Of money re
ceived by them and that Mrs. Heltrch ~ the time ad-
mtted several the receipt OF the pension Dut
that she wished TO avoid public knowledge OF the
1t IL asserted that she said TO these persons
that il her relatives knew that she had received the
whole thew would extort II from her IL Is claimed
years and that her claim for pension fraud upon
the law The prisoners were allowed yesterday to 90
tfeir parole until to-day, when theY VIII appear
and be placed under bail for future examination.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
THE LEVRICH Will CONTEST

OPENING OF TUE TESTIMONY on THE PART OF
THE CoNTESTANT-THE INFLUENCE EXERCISED
BY Mrs DoMINICK OVER HER WEALTHY
BOARDER.
By the will of William II. Levrich, who
died last Autumn No. Go Perry-s the estate was d
vded nearly equally between brother Augustus Lev
rich aud Mrs. Ann NJ. Dominick, with whom the testa
tor had boarded for many years The probate OF the
will is contested by Augustus Levrich on the ground
that undue influence exercised by Mrs. Dominick,
the other egaee At the hearing yesterday before Sur
rogate Calvin, the testimony or the contestant was
opened by the examination of Mrs Mary Perkins, one
Of whose sisters the wife of George Dominck the son
Of Mrs. Ann NJ. Domiuick.
Mrs Perkins testified that she had known Mr.. Levrich
for about twenty-five years previous 10 his death
When he boarded with Mrs Dounick she also lived IN
the household She had seldom Mr. Levrich sober
II was the habit OF Mrs DOmnick 10 send his meals to
her boarders room and whenever he was IN the lower
part the order him to 90 to bis room "hen
Mrs Dominick lived at No "A ChrstorheT-st she occu
pied a seepng-room the front parlor' ana Mr. Lev
rich the back psrOr the two rooms were connected ny
folding doors Mrs Perkins testified that she had heard
him frequently say In the presence OF Mrs DomlDicK
that had Kept her and her whole family tor more
than twenty years. About three years ago theY had
moved to No. 6j Perry-st where Mr. Levrlch dled lie
had bought the house. but received no rent from Mrs
Domlnick He sa,d once that when he met
Mrs Dominck he was fascinated with her, but IT was
the presence OF Domnic that he did not intend to
make VIII; that Mrs. Dominck ana heI an FANNY
should never have id cent OF his to 1901 away.
About years ago Mrs. Dominick. while preparing
had thDgs fixed IN her favor she would give him Dose
| suppose you would 90 into mourning y SAID.
NO indeed" Mrs. Dominick REPLIED in bright
Mrs Perkins was IN the house on the day when the
will drawn two days before MT LeVtcns re deaIn,
She had seen him he previous day ana ne was very
sick he had been confined TO his Ded Tor week. On
the Examination, which was not concluded yeser
DAY, the evidence OF Mrs. Perkins was not shaken
materially The hearing will be continued on Fflday'
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
HOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

In the House of Representatives, MIR. DE-
LA MATYR (Nat, Ind) asked leave TO introduce bill
for reference to the Committee on Banking and Cur
rency
Mr.. GARFIELD (Rep.. Ohio objected.
Mr. ATKINS (Dem TenD.), in rising to make a motion
10 adjourn stated he thought IL probable that to-
morrow morning one perhaps both OF the ApprOprl-
alton bills would be introduced. The Democratic MEM
bers OF the House ana Senate desired to have confer
epce on the subject OF those Appropriation bills and
would prefer 10 hold that conference to-day rather than
MIR GARFIELD rep. Oho) said that he was anxious
10 get through with the special business for which Con-
gress had been called together but II the gentleman
from Tennessee thought u pronaole lhat te Apopia
W. Ne b2owTer MIR Atkins to withdraw his motion
and allow thee ring OF resolutions anectlns the rueS
of the House
MIR ATKINS assented TO the request.
Mr COX Dem, n. " offered resolution for the re-
appointment of the special committees on the census
the yellow epidemic reform in the Civil Service.
aud the declaration OF the result OF the election OF
Mr.. CoNGER Rep.. Mich.) inquired If the last COM
mittee was the Potter Committee.
Mr.. COX replied that it was not. ~ -
The resolution referred TO the Committee on
MI FRYE Rep., Me.) asked leave to offer resolution
rectng tnat the extra session had been occasOned by
the failure of the last Congress TO make tHo necessary
country and the welfare OF the people demand resi- ana
peace from legislation, and inslructlng the COM
proyiding that no bills except those making
ihe necessary appropriations. shall be reported
the special session. - -
OhlOl objected.
Mr.. CONGER Vep.. Mich) said that he had under
that there would lie 10 objection to the reference
of resolutions affecting the II the objections 10
this resolution not Withdrawn he would object
TO Mr.. COI'S resolution.
The SPEAKER ruled that the objection came too late
Mr.. FRYE Qfep. Me.) gave notice that next Monday
he would to suspend the rules and adopt his reso-
luton. . ,
MIR. CONGER (Rep.. Mch) moved to reconsider the
vote by which Mr.. COX's resolution was referred.
Mr.. COX moved to Law that motion on the table
Pending which, at 12:45, the House adjourned-Yeas,
1873 NAYS Ill.
Thereupon a joint Democratic caucus of the House
and Senate was announced iOr O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
COTRY OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, March 2Gzln the Court Of Appeals
Wednesday March 26 lS7SPresent, the Hon Sanford f.
Church. c. j., and associates.
The People, ec. plaintiff I'm agt. Henry Cews, dc
fendant in erIorArgued by Hahetne t for plaintiff in
No. l5-Rose Mcdonald. ADMINISTRATIVE appellant. ag
Charles II. Mallory ct a respondents Argued by Robert
D. appellant William Allen Butler for
No l33-The People rel Peter VOorhis and another
Commons of Highlandave, appellants, agt. John W. TOw
Iespondent-Argued by Samuel j. Crooke for appellants
Robert Avery for respondent Appeal dismissed
ment costs on appeal.
No l34-Nehomiah Raplee respondent, agt Lewis VII
kin appellant Argued by j. T. Roe for appellant NJ
SundeTin for respondent.
The Court Appeals day calendar for Thursday March
27, 1879, is as follows:
Nos. 90, 90. 1876, l39, l4l, PSI, 92, %.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEW YORK CITY.


sunolk.st No43 25150; Bernard Reilly to JuliaJ
Wells
Broadway n cor 7istst, 11O5x1O2. .2xirregular;
NJ Helck 10 James II smith. q
Allen-st o. Is II II OF Canals 25.2xG5.7l2; Louisa
FELTON, TO Charles Stritter-
Concord-aye o g. ll0.2 II n Of Strongave. 34Il35
G Decker and wife TO G Oppermann .;,...,::
Courtlandt-ave W s, lot NO 10. bO1lOO; Calharlho
Kreiser to George Kilian ................:.:..::.
MulberTy-s ST, s, 1903 y II Of BroOme.s 244f6S6
Anke Dooper aud wife 10 SiehTand Nlewenhous,.
Wilet-st l25 II OF RiyineIon-st 25Nl00 Cath
arina o IL Corcoran and husband 10 hathar1na
sedgwicS ave (24th wardj, S75xirregular Mariana
Ogden and Others, executors etc. TO ; BlgeioW
2d.st Q T. 235 II OF BOwery 20r764 also Hd-st.
200 IT OF Bowery, 40Ho28 also SO cor BoweTy
and % st, 372I75 also u s IiOuston-st, ANe-C,
lot No 81, 2O.2x60.7 and also W cor Houston
and Sherig sts lot No 81, 2ONj2 u Zone third part
of John DruTy ana wife 10 Francis Keese.
6th.ave e g. 25.2 Il II OF 123d-st 7bXl26.3 j Nc
Caffory referee. 10 Furnald- L
9th-ave, 804 It Of 44th-st 30 1850; Peter Win
CERT and wife 10 George j Bannernschmidt...
95th.st 100 II W Of 3d-Bye, 226xlOOSl2; Charles
Fox and wife to Oliver Berry. II
l5Sih-st n T. lot NO l2S. 2jX 90 Bernard thinner
mann and wife to Patrick Singleton -.---s.....-...
l5th-st, =. lot No 157 .bxlO3.3; Robert GaertDer
to Annie SandiOrd =.
72dst, q 8 100 It Of Lexingt1na ave, lOOIlO2.2; .
Richard Williamson 10 Edward Tracy .......
l04thst, g. 1856 II g OF 4thave, llNlOO.ll ThOmas
j Ellison aud wife to James Huyler.
64th.st. II 3. 1856 II OF LeNingtOnave, 16XlOO.5
Gideon Fountain 10 Andrew Mills.
5Sth.st a. 32J fl g of lOth-ave. 25xlU0.5; Levy
lOqthst, II 20 IL e OF Ilth-aye lots Nos 3l2 and
3l3 b ROmane referee, 10 Edward schweyer
oith.st 3, 100 II W OF 3d-aye 37I IlOOS2; Charles
Fox and wife TO Francis Is Baldwin....-.....-....
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
MAYOR C0OPER,S ADTICE SOUGHT

A committee of sailors from the Seamen's
Aid and Protective Association waited upon Mayor
Cooper Tuesday afternoon 10 ascertain II there was
any power vested in the city authorities which might
he exeTted TO destroy the :" "blood-money" system
against which the association entered vigorous pro-
test also TO get the Mayors opinion as 10 the wisdom
OF the course OF appealing the State Legislature
which has been done In form OF bill entitled For
iae better protection Of seamen In kew-iOiE ths
Mayor met Inc committee kindly, but SAID ne khe" OF
no way IN which tho city authorities could help Them
!ie commended their action In carrying the matter 10
TIE State Legislature Al an evening meeting AZ Inc
association Headquarters No. % Madison-s, vote OF
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
SENTENCED TO PRISON FOR LIFE.

John Smith, who was recently convicted of
murder in the second degree in shooting Henry Mad
den, sailor. in a dsordery house in Oiver-st was
arragned for sentence yesterday in the Court OF Cen
eral Sessions. before Judge Cowing. Tho motion for
new trial and arrest OF Judgment denied, and AS
sistant Dstrlct-Attorney Herring moved sentence
Judge COwng, addressing the prisoner said the muir
der was brutal one. and Smith was fortunate In es-
Gaping a verdict OF murder i'll the first degree Ihe
prisoner much moved when the sentence was pro-
nounced Of Imprisonment for life in the State Prison
stay Of proceedings pending appeal, was obtained.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. March 26.

NEw.YoRK, Wednesday. March &C. 1879
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day
BuA J. Bleseker & Son.
1 brick house 6-story brick building ana 81
story brick stable with plot Of land Nos 4Ss ana
dth.aye g. 6S.2 II q Of 3Othst plot OF land m
554xI27lI5S.4x26x248II 81 100 l. Jones..-.". loo
ByC J. LVon. -
/ 4.story brick dwelling with lot No 32S East 14th-
At ss 275 II @ OF 2d.ave lot 25xl02.2: w s Con. o
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
NOMINATIONS.
NOMlNAIIONS.
WASHINGTON. March 26.-The President sent

the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Andrew D. White TO be Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister PlenipotentiaIy Germany
A. Logan OF Illinois TO be Minister Resident TO
the Central American states.
Armg Promotions Lieutenants /. NJ. O'Bren and
Frederick A.. Kendall TO be captains Second i1eutenans
Edwin r. Clark Brennan and Walker s. Scott to he
fv.fl le.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
Gouarinershlp Nontcs.

NRw.YoRK, March 26 1879.
rINUE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
1 between ALEXANDER MILLER aud DUNCAN A..
GRANT under hrm name OF MILLER & GRANT, has this
DAY been dissolved by mutual consent - - ,,,.,,
~ ALEXANDER MILLER.
DUNCAN A. GRANT.
All accounts by old firm % this date Will be paid 0y
AeX1nurr Miller and all accounts due said hrm VIII DO TO
ceiyed at $40 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27

Substitution ordered. Conlon ast PcrceMoton denied;
costa
ny Chief Justice Aker.-Hermsnn agt McAnanny.-csse
settled and filed.
BY Judge sheridan -Gover sgt Rockwel-order signed
and fled.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
Auetion Sales OF Real estate.

2 WEST 34TH-ST.-BrOwn-stOn mansion
West 35thst brick stable auction under forecosur
April i. RICHARD V. HARNErT, auctioneer. III Broa
way basement.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
IOR SALE OF EXCHANGE for city propert

i -One Of the places Harlem Railroad, one hour
ana hall city dwelling farmhouse barns, &C. all IN
good order with 225 aces gardens Wen sioGEed WIN iut
running pure spnDg supplies all parts OF house
and barns will be sod cheap and easy terms or eI
changed for improved city property.
HYDE PARk-A beautiful place with 1874 acres large
brck ali modern conycnenees can be bought very
low and easy terms
WHITE PLAINS-3 minutes Of depot double house with
one acre Of ground be bought low and Oh easy
u6l5i nC0ii ". CAMP. l52 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
Citn DropertD 90 Get.

Citn propertp 90 Get.
A WELL FURNISHED fOur-stOry brown
stone between 9th and Madison to let private fam
lily OF adults for $50 monthly and b0ad and washing Of
gle gentleman. Address ]. o.. room 8, 80 West 13thst
CORNER JOHN and WILLIAMSON con-
~ tinuous plate glass rich black walnut small elegant
Offices second door fourth floor for light manufacturing
FLOCK 800 Broadway.
/ EXING TON-AVE., near 61st-st.-TO Let
IA Very desirable four story brow stone. Apply to RU
LAND & WILING Beekmanst.
rE0 LET-Oflices, lofts, stores and Easements
L IN Beekman Ann Fulton, John Pearl Gold Chm. Will
liam and Nasssu-sts rutland WHITING. Beekmanst
fNO LET-On Gramercy Park, to a private
family. large house dining extension partially fur
nished DAVIES II WINANS, 10 Pinest
fNO RENT or FOR SALE Three story brown
stone house, s0hst, Central Park tneighbors J.
w. H. SALT, Tiffany & Co.. Unonsguare
'NO LET-FOur-stOry brOwn-stOne Houses !;
eight on Slst,st. between 9th and Msdisonaves. and
4thst. and Madison these houses being
built permanent investment, in respect first
class and have all modern improvements; watchman
premises: no permits required Apply to III. Z. PEDDER,
Arnold, Constable q Co.'S, 5th-ave and l9thst
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
6ouses ano Rooms Uanteo.

douses ano Rooms Uanteo.
An APARTMENT. OR FLOOR, four to
~ seven rooms bath, suitable for famiIy rent MOI
and central Address w h d. tribune once
HOUSE or HOTEL Wanted, furnished. to rent
low with nriy ege OF purchase accommodation for 20
bOariers within one hour ot New lQik Hui1
and garden railroad station or steamboat ahhns Au
dress \, Box 80 Tribune Office with particulars
NvANTED-A furnished house with not less
w than 25 rooms between 22d and t5thsts Madison
NJ RENARD, No. 73 West 23dst
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27

DOR SALE, at Stamford, Gonna fine cOun-
try place 10 acres commanding fine view OF Long
Isaud and all passing trains OF the " H. Raoad The
house is neary new beside large milk ntTy,
aud bath heated with furnace hot aud cold
water large 1ne carriage house and stable for horses aud
cows also good house for gar1eneT and eOschman
AnnlY q SANDS SEELEi, Stamford Conn
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
TOR sALE-At MONTCLAIR, N. j., forty

from New YORK spacious aud elegant mansion
Of Orange Mountain hard wood cabinet
fush every convenience; water. gas &c. unsurpassed
heahfulness extensive yiow hrstclass SUR oundugs
Three lawn shrubbery fruit and vegetable gardens
Also choice villa plo Of three acres, adjoining above Ad
dress Box 81, HOutcldr