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New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
COMPLICATIONS UNDER a WILL.

Mrs. Eliza McKeOn died some time ago
eaying all her real by will in trust to her
tors to be converted into personality. Nearly all the
income was to be paid to her husband during his ife
At his death her property was to be devoted to the
founding of charitable Institution TO be known the
Little Sisters OF the POor II such an institution were
not founded then the money should be paid to the Mis-
sionary Congregation Of St. Paul, the Apostle. Mr..
McKeon died after s wife, and they left no chill
dren Will brought to the Special Term Of the
Supreme Court for construction Judge Van Worst In
the opinion handed down yesterday holds That the
property must be considered personal under the doc
trne OF equitable conversion Although no corporation
exists bearing the OF Little Sisters OF the Poor
vet the Judge thinks II plain that Mrs MGheOn had III
mind a corporation known as the Home for the Aged
Poor under charge or the Little Sisters OF the Poor
Therefore he that that Institution should
the bequest The law Of 1860. however, prevents IT
taking than cha OF the property As the wife did
not Ole iDtestte the Court decides ngt the husband
could have administered his wfes estate If he had
been living Therefore his next OF kin had clam and
the remaining half Of the estate must to the Of
kin OF Mrs McKeOU. T. G. Strong Tor Mrs McKeOn's
next OF kim exJudgc Tappen for those OF her husband
j. f. Harrison the executors, A. j. Delaney for the
Home for the Aged Poor and W. H. Field for tue Mission
airy Congregation Of 81. Paul
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
OWL NOTES.

In the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, Justice
Barnard yesterday denied the motion for receiver ana
TO make permanent injunction restraining the Ter Ter
manic Schuetzcn Bund from paying OUT It's lunus. y
motou 10 nlsb The treasurer for alleged contempt OF
Court disregarding the temporary injunction also was
denied without costs.
Antonio Bagioli, the father-in-aw OF Gen-
era Daniel E. sckes, died February IL. 1879, leaving
Surviving his widow Eliza Cook Bagloh his daughter
Marie b. Ferri now living Italy, and Laura b. sickles
a granddaughter Yesterday the widow look out letters
OF administration rom the surrogate Olco oa o' r n
bands estate, which Is estimated to DC worth Ho' moi
than $4,000
Charles V. MARITIME, whose mysterious dls-
appearance and protraced absence from home snort
time ago occasoned great anxiety to hls relatives ana
friends yesterday appeared before Surrogate conn Oh
WcstcheSter County, White Plains 70 render ah ac-
count Of his OF the estate Of the late "a
thanie Valentine. Of Yonkers having htl cnarss ol te
W. Valentine, administrative OF tIo estate.
Edward Blakely, cigar dealer at No. 24O
Broadway Brooklyn, abon to bring suit to recover
81 200 from the Ocean Pier Company, from whom ne
leased the cigar stand, the Iron Pier at Coney ,end
He alleges that his occupancy Of the stand was 10 De2
July l. but the pier not being finished IL was Juy 20
leaked so that his goods were damaged $1,000, and re
give up his business from this cause on
August 26.
A claim for $439 60. which was made
against the estate OF John j. Seaman, wealthy farmer
IN Queens County who died in 1877, by ". r. H. An
dieys and was referred 10 William c. COgswe by tie
Supreme Court has just been decided worthless by me
referee The claim Waa bsred upon y note slEhed III
lead-pcnci by Mr.. seaman The counsel for the 0saIo'
j. L. Mareau discovered that the BODY or the note
was written IN INK upon a pec0 or paper upon "hlch
nn order had written by hr. Seaman ana slGncu.
This erased but the ndeniatons or the pchc sho"
what Gad been there.
james Matthews, Louis Fitzgerald and Will
lam H. Wickhlm. on May il, 1879, were appointed ~
the Supreme Court Commissioners OF Estimate ana Az
sessment and report upon the tte' etc, OF
Pier 44 (Dd numbrr) North River Judge Dohobue, On
motion Of Corporation Counsel whitney yesterday, con
trmed the report the Comm sHioucrs. which was
banded in June 2G They reported that tho only valid
claim adverse city'5 that OF william iunan,
Bukeuhrad, In gland and recOmns led the payment
10 him Oi 100000 IN bettiemr Mt 0f his claim
Surrogate Coffin, of Westchcster County, was
occupied yesterday forenoon at WEto Plains, hear
ing additional testimony in the contest for the estate cf
Philip DJnohoc, who died q short dime ago At
an asylum near San Francisco, Ca, leaving a
will Dcquea,hing abOu! $4,000 TO his brother
Patrick, aad SISTERS Anne aud Maria whose where
aoOuts unknown him. shortly alter hi1 death
cousins laid claim TO the estate as next OF I'm a.
legng the brother aud sisters were ali dead New
claimants now appear IN Westchester County.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
THE COURTS.
DRAWING FEDERAL JURIEs.

An order was issued i'll the United States
Circuit Court Yesterday signed by Judges Batclforl
aud Choate, appointing j. Nelson Iappan, CITY Cham
berian OF New-NOrk Commissioner to discharge the
duties drawing jurors for the Circuit Court, ac-
cordance with the approved June 30, 1879. Il IL
further ordered that tue Commissioner and the clerk
the Court shall place i box the OF 200 per-
sons tu grand ard petit Jurors, each sop
afaIe slip Of paper and that the clrk aud
siUuer shall eacu place one name III the box alternately,
beginning with the clerk. without reference 10 parry
affiliations. until tie hole uGmber OF names shalt nave
been puc, therein. The drawing Is tO DO maze In public
aud 90 be- drawn uues, there ut least 500
names in the box when the occasion arises the Com
missioner and clerk 10 place IN names OF additional
persons the box lu Oor that there may DO lels
than 500 names 10 draw from.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
C0NSPIRIYG TO OBTAIS EVIDENCE.

Suit for divorce was brought against Walter
" p. POwis, Of No. ls JcGrrsonst, Brooklyn recently
and II failed. In Justice semlel's Court yesterday
tho defendant charged conspiracy between W.
IL. Rudd Of No 1O6 Putnain-aye.. j. II. Sniffen,
Of Hsokensack, n. j., Susan @. COuard, No. las Cliff
ton-paoe, Brooklyn, aud John Doe aud Richard
Roe 70 obtain evidence 20 be used IN the
divorce suit. The parties in the were
arrested. Miss COuillard expressed willingness
10 AID the ecutOn and made affidavit some start
ling facts before Justice SemlcI. she stated that Rudd
and Snlfen promised her $50 = she would procure
tie evidence they needed, and that she dId
so. She vas permitted 20 20 on her own recOg-
nizince and Rudd and Sniien were admitted 10 bail
POWls Is an advertising clerk. Ie was married n 1874,
aud has child four years old. His vile is living
with father The case s sci down Tor examination
SepLCMDer /.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
DECISIONs-AUG. 81.

SEpariOr Coirt-SDecial Tcrm-Bv Judge SedgwiCk.
The people Tel L0vy agt Tha Third District COGrtIn-
tune ION order gIlntcL opinion Jordan ETC. aZt hc
National shoe and Leather Bank, Order dcnyhg motion
TmOla ag. Reilly, rc.-Ouiur Ot CscOu;luuance ECe ef
ct al agt DAVIS o-Order for iudmcpt Iaacs ast Gross
al.-OTdor Oi substitution.
Hoyiensack Hopeuack.-Addtiona allowance of 800
In Lr matter assignment OK Eycrie: New YORK Lie
Insurance Company aZ McCOo the matter Of the petit
ton OF LowenOein etc; Haas agL Leyy.-A pphcaUons
granted.
Marine CoHrt-Special TeTm-By Judge GOepp.-
OTTO ag signed See Endorsement on papers
GieIlo agt Ei-Soe decision lie Lurar AIT Burke
Motion GoIiel without costs. Andrews agL IrwinBond
approved. Municipal Light Company Ggt Iuss-Oruef
OF idisContEuauCc Below l Eyerett.J ndert!S
ing approved. NoTlugrr aEt. Do Pinnett Derone ele.
Koru follgcr agt. shiny Dickinson Chllls Stlch
agt WoO8lick; De Kraft AT. Wright.-Oriers granted
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
TWO PRESIDENTS As WITNESSES.

CONTRAST RErwEEN THF MANNER OF NF. J'"hl
AND an. yANDyRRur BEFORE TIE COMMIT.
Irpo,, , SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF rHE TRIsUsel
S.p,rocA. Aug 27.-Mr. Jewett was 'n t-c
stand for about half the session to-day. LN'JGuEo
Sblpman cross-eNamined him in order to bring ou'
points favorable to tho company. MI van
derbiIt occupied the rest Of The session, and his
examination was not finished, hut will be continued
tomorrow. The president'of New-Nork Central Is
q mpcb moro comfortable witness for Mr. Sterr'
and the committee than was the president OF Eti''
Mr. Jevett seemed somewhat out OF humor during
his examination. and was sometimes provoked INTO
bod tcuner Mr. Vanderbilt was apparently IN
excellent slirIts, and treated Mr.. Sterhe IN
tho main very amiably. While bis answers
lacked the precision which marked tho5e
of Mr. Jewett they were sometimes e1-
trer,ely vague and occasionally showed
curiouslv feeble memory for the head oi gIeal
railway; they were not rude and dlscourteous' ana
MIR. Vanderbilt even displayed an amiable anxiety
10 enlghtcn his queStiDner on many points ana 10
make his task as little dsagroaable as possible.
Mr. stcrre and Mr.. Depow had some earnest eX-
change of argument, but the feeling between them
seemed much better than that between Nir' snip
man and Mr. SteTne.
Among the most interesting statements made by
Mr.. Vanderbilt was his expression OF beiet that
the trade would pass altogether from the railways
10 the PIPE lines. Like Mr. Jewett he insisted that
any producer could ship his oil on as favorable
terms as the Standard, if he could furnish SUN
Gent quantity but his effort to explain why IN
point of fact the Standard had pTactI-
cal monopoly Of the oil transportation OF
the trunk lines came somewhat lamely OIL The
session closed at a critical point Mr. Vanderbilt
had lust admitted that he was stockhoider IN the
company which runs sleeping cars over the Central.
MIR. Sterne had asked him how much stock he held (;
Mr.. Vanderbilt had replied that it was matter OF
nrivate business. and Mr. Depew had risen to OBJ
iect against such questions being put 10 his client,
when the hour for adjournment arrived, and as
Mr.. Hepburn was not vel, the session was closed
abruptly.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
IEtJELED REAL ESTATE TRAN5Fs3a
- -Ysyu grry

Fssey - o. 81 70 a. l,.'auccy-si, l9.2iax5O1Lit
H,.Glf.'. Iru Hlfe o. Walsth. 81
77tl--t .5J u o.. iv.l-yc 60 J32G-4t. 2jX2O4t;
Francis llotop and uotrr- t. Fredenck
setback. .......-...... &c
Waltch a. i.o0b 90
lOsth-st, ZJ, te 4 ICth ave 10 lluthst, 6ON2OJ;
Hyatt ana 'ff 10 = lH"ts .-..--..-.- g.
43d-st, s. ll9 10 %. p ave, lINlO'.J, John Bate
mau ali vii, O. W iu Johnston 5,j
G4th.st =, 80 n " ot is;.S-e 2UA. ' - J. Re!sS
wifo 10 A & n 81 ...- ...... 5,s
77th-st =. 9S2 Il " o. Hth eve 2jx91 ) william ii
HOtyp and anO th0r to I H ItOtop .--...--... 80
35th-st =. 10 II " OF btA-.se, 25KJ-93 william II
Banker 10 l. hanAer, yrds-eo eto....:..
ll9th-st - 3l0 II . VI III ave, 15XlOf.lli RJuX
and others to \ Nauk G,d
lllth-st, s. 344.2 II Of 4th-aYe NJ FluOll; X
GOOdsttld ami vile 10 " ei...-..-... 30
73d--r, 2JO II q Of 2daye, jnNlO2.Zt i >chwaer-
zls ami husband to BuoEerus .......... 2O5
7gthst, ll44 lt " Of Sthaye % 7otLst .J2'UDj
ID seymour refereo TO G. NJ Miller 20
ASthst 100 n Of Jtn-aye, 5ON26, rear ict q
Osborn George OpdykO. ,
Ssthst 4. go II OF 3dave, 2JNlOt.7 = aJr G.st
SSthst 1882 fl " OF Sd ave, 21lOAlOO.o , y
Hallaran TO G Jones.
7sth.st 2Ou II " Of Ave \. 25xlO2l; d SOef f.
blOm .-......,.... lNt
3Otn.s II :. 22j II " OF 5thaye, 2jN3o.0; MOnioLs
to Emma MOutells
7Cth-si u $, 2S0 n or 3daye, 36xlOj5 James Na.-
lace aud others sarah Moran. lu4
2lst-st, 3 70 Il W Of 3daye i5NISlOj william
Dixon referee, 10 the Mutual Life Insurance
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
A CASE or STRAW BAIL.

Josiah Carpenter, proprietor of the st. Omer
Hotel si1th-aye., was arrested last Spring ON i've
dotmeuts charging him With obtaining goods under
false pretences His bail fixed at $500, and IA
man. who represented himself 10 be Alexander Wa dron,
manufactures OF plumbing materials. offered himself
as Carpenters bondsman. lie described certain prop
erty Us his ana his statements apparently verified
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
Guction Sales OF Reol estate.

AT RYE, n. I.-Rpsidence of Mrs. f. C..
"a Il az auction THURSDAY, AuIust p. AZ $50 a.:
fine house VITA modern Improvements Oh hieh ground 81
~ land carriage aOnso cO1chmaus cottage garden
fru shade. Go elegant Gclity opposite EpsC0pa hurc
Rrounos near other Churches, schools stores, DC; min.
walk from depot; 80 minutes frLm 32ds by Ne 81.
Haven Road sale premises 90 pOg cen. on
mortgage required. Tram leaves lzdst at 2Z0 D. on
cay u sale.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

by an officer OF District Attorneys otce ,5
was tbereunon admitted 10 bail On Tuesday lhst the
true Aexander WaIdron appeared at the District Az
torneys Office and exposed the fraud which had Deen
nracticed He made an affidavit declaring thai ne was
he owner of the property described In the Dono nnu
that he had never become bOndsman for anyone Suo-
Waldron had personated him. and had secured CarPen-
ters release The officers unable to hnd Waller
Waldron yesterday but Detectve flelus Iouhu N"iP'
Ter a hnfnl and reArrCsted llIn
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
C.T.EVDkK- yulS DAY.

svPELytE COURT -CHAMBERs-Yan Brunt. J.C0urt opens
1890 a. Calendar called at II a. m Nos; 20, 90
G9 49, lZT 49, 1871 lj9 100 lOl 49, IfS lfJ lSO 49,
le3. Assessment case, no. 24i.
SUPERIOR CUUH-SPECIAL IBRA-Sedg"lcK, J.-tcuIJ
opens l. Ng day calendar
COMMON PLTAs-SPkCIAL IEkh-Beach, J-COutt opens
at 4 q. IL. No day calendar
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
TIE TESTIMONY IN DETAIL.

SARATOGA, NY, Aug. 27.-At the railroad IN
yestgtion today cx-Judee spman called tne attention
Of the chairman TO the testimony Of Mr Baich' taken
previously In these proceedings as TO the salary OF MI
Jewett as explaining his question yesterday.
MI Jewctrs cross-exlmratiOn was resumed lie dis
liked he sad to refer the salary 1t was personal
matter when he asked to become president ne re-
fused to accept the first Offer; did not wish to disar-
range his business for an uncertainty and required
$4,000 per year for ten years to be guaranteed
him, which was granted; never asked OF received
from Erie or the New-York, Lake Erie and West
ern any more than allowed By the Court
Regarding the contract OF the company with MI Homer
Ramsdel one Of directors Of the company, the com
many had no faciitlca N Ncwburg and the absence OF
such facilities led 70 the contract he found the con
tracts IN existence and dd not feel justified IN suhulR
them not beng iu apOnGitiOn 10 acquire these fac
lies. m md not want 30 set aside the cOniract' the COM
paly has now purchased tue grounds and cars IN qucs
foD and there now contract between TIE couHny
and auy OF lis directors MI JGWcit sad tIle nad no
contract with tho Pullman Car Company the contract
now existing is between Ee and the Erie and Atlantic
COMPANY. OF whose stock Erie owns tmId; move
ment is now on foot TO induce the Pullman Company TO
purchase all Of the stock, Erie wishes TO get out O
The arrangements .,-., -. s..,
Ar Srrne Mr. Jewctt In regard to fares and
salary lie handed Mr. JeWett copy OF statement OF
account OF the Erie Company with MN as receiver, OF
which he following u a COPY: 80 ,-,
1877 H. ]. JeWett, president from 1th July, 1874
70 26rn May 1878. inclusive, and receiver subsequent
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

A " WEIGHTY DFFEREECE.-LOwlyc child !:
"Ay fsyfher uad his scTuplr told him the story
did" LOfuer chldj " That's naethng, my feyther
had his dram, vhcu Told him mine-and that's three
uincs as much"-IIun,
School Inspector 90 Now, yOungster, can
you name me "a mid Winter q" Scholar. - The Winter
Of rs. Then teacher sick for six weeks -
RomeSentiDeL
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
Tllsrellaueoua.

ANG0RA GOATS-In focks, pairs and
4 siaiiy, for salo at HEN UERSON'S ANGORA GOAT
Rancho, Sorthpoit l. }.
HOUSE CLEANING in GENERAL.-A re-
spectacle Protestant WISHES employment AZ
kind hoseclsanng best reference be gwen. Call
ad'iross 1T 43j East l0thst, third lOor
4 AIDES, DRINK SERKYS TEA, and be
k45eautiu without using dangerous cosmetics skRkYs
erptlOns OF th9 skin clears the complexion
aud th who0 system Those who uso II strike az INC
root beauty and youthful freshness instead OF
destroy ing both by cosmetics To De bought ony Oi Ee
SFRKEYS TEA CO, so Arch-st7 PhiadeIpha orders uy
10 trade.
DATENTS, TRADEMARKS, CAVEATS.
4 MUM 4 CO. 81 Park Row NeWf0rk Prop1etors
Scientific laerinG1. Thrtytour yCIis experience e3
solicitors VI Patents Handbook Patenl with full dlre
tons and advice sent Tree
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
JEWETT AND VANDERBILT.

THE MANAGEMENT OF TRUNK LINES
aiR. JswrrT GIVES FURTHER DETAILS RkoAhpiNu
THE ERIE RECEivERsHIP--MR. NANDiN"'i'
SPEAKS or TINE CONTRACTS.
The examination of Mr.. Jcwctt was eope'uuo'
Yesterday by the Hepburn Committee at eara'"B',
He gave q statement Of the remuneration no n'U
received as president and receiver Mr' tahuTi
bilfs examination was resumed lie sa'd tuN' .uo
cent nnolinr arrangement would 40 away with
time utractS.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, Aug. 27. IS;

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday. Aug. 27. 1879.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesrOom to-day:
IN r. n LudlOU e Co.
Ostory brick warehouse with lot, No % Leonardst,
ssG Of Churchs lot 2jxl0O Syms.. sos
l story brick factory with lot, Nos 49, aud l36
sane a,i % prrchSser 1870
tory brown house with lease 81 lot SIS West
4thst gis Il vs. VI Broadway. lot 2jx9ill: Lease
faEl LAURA Il i. 4 asrays q az s.' '' ''C 5000
BU L4rts MsSisr.
STORY brown stone dwelling wi % lot. NO l0l last
87th.st. u F. 80 70 " ~ 81 ave- lot l4SAsOi Ellen -
Jg J0bH T. Hogd
! 8 story bri tenement with lot, No 344 East S3d.
o. DO - y, - . 5000
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
THE W4LLKILL SoLDIERy MONUMENT

MIDDLETowN, n. Y, Aug PA granite
monument twenty seven feet high surmounted by the
figure OF a soldier. ana dedicated 10 the memory Of the
soldiers OF the Town OF Waikiki who fell ia the for
the Union has been erected this village IL viii DO
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

unvc,lo,l on 81 pembar with parade of the miary
and civic societies addressed b. tho Hon T. ~ Wiue ~
and GrnerI Kiipalrick, q poem by A A. Hopkins, OF
Tochcstcr aud other public exercises PROMINENT nli-
tury and public VIII De present
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
tiouses ano Rooms mantso.

A GENTLEMAN, wife and grown daughter
desire take furnished house IN . soectabs locality
city where will remain with the privilege % feg
ecicct bGsrdsrs Address b. W. TEN EICK oak Grove Cot
tage, Turner'S, y. Y.
A CAREFUL, reliable person wishes 10 rent
"a afurEshod hOuse IN a desirable locality suitable Tor
drstcla9s boarding. would board owner. Address DAY
Office 491 UnOusL, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
Zeal Gstate to gxtbauQe.

TN0 EXCHANGE-A nine-rOOm cottage and
4 Just outside village Hudson churches sehools
&C. two hours fc0n dOwntOwn Or small iOg pnced Broo
lyn house and lot; address A. B. C.. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
{ (TUIoNN NvI4fp hlNr; STATES MAIL srEAuERs

" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier - y. H., FOOT OF Kuigst.
NEVADA -. 4 { ESDAY. sept p \. m.
WISCoN STT ......... TU UESDAN. sept. q. II 4. No..
DAY. sept 10; 4p M
WYOIIINft & I.S DAY. sent. -. II a. m.
ARTZGT .TI ESDAY. ~ert. W.. ! D. N.
70 These steamers built OF itOn, in waterughtc N
Furnished with requisite ~ make
Tho passage Atlantic both safe and agreeable nav
ing Bathroom smokiu groom. drawn piano ana
pxperenCed sewarde~s and ctiofef on
each steamer Tho s on deck lus lsuny
those greatest all uNures perfect ventilation ani
lgut. ...-..., ar -, a., 4
500 I'M EPMEDlATE, $50; SlEhhAGE, At low rates.
OfiiNI- W. - - WILLIAMS & GUION.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
fc5t ano 5oan1.

DANK BOOK LOST.-Bank Book No.
ID 472403 Of the Bowey savings Bank Is missing The
before hs IN September 1879 application will BE- made
10 the bank for new book.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. - Hamburg
4 American Packet COmpany's Line for PLYMOUTH,
tHEEBOU re- and HAMBU 70, - u,
LESS - FslSlA
l.t.-l NIl.AsD .........-ept. IS
Rates Ot passage Plymouth London Cner0ourG nam.
nurr a.h sll England scotland and wales tr.t
CABIN gOd slOO second cabin, gold sgoi Stoerage cur
reucy, -." q. } RICHARD * BOAS, Cen Pass AHt
KTNJAHDT q Co. 81 Broadway, New-York
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

WHITE STAR LINE. .,.,,.r,,,f ,,fERs
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NJ Aii,LtSrI SLI.N
FOR oUEENsTOWN And Ii lNltfopla pouts
NOTICE-Ths steamers this Line tsAe ne laAHo
recommended by Lieut. Maury I. > y" Oh o0'' F'' O
ana hOmeward VOYAGES -...,.. ,,o .o 4 IA %.
bhllA NlU. Capt Perry 'rSari,y So, q
ADNIATIt. cap. eunlngs.--'i huia,'A'' 80 - "a "a
GER1I MIC tn.- X unety.. a ur ll -rp - itrtJ.
ST. .l an ,,-
These steamers uniform size and unsuriasse' ia
poutmeuts The saloon ~taseruous, smoking ana b,, -,
looms art placed amdshps. where the noise ana
least felt anOung degree OF comfort hitherto unal'"
Retlgn
PATEs.-salOon, $50 and 500 steerage, rs N''~
Tickets on favorable terms
These steamers carry uother cattle sheep nor sN ina
Fn msptctnn OF plans aud other Information app a ,SaL
CompAnys Offices. No 81 Broadway, NeS %ssaL
nut ST.. Philadelphia H. J. No4'tA' 49,
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
RECORDED LEASE
RECORpED aIOKTGAGEA.

Goele Robert Spedol. No 10i4 Sd ave, Ia years
annual rent "
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

DOTTERDAM LINE. ,.u,,,v
IA steamers ieayesCos Pier all Payonia Ferry ,
sCuiEtA 9dsu1S'' -1p iO
lst Capn. $3.50. 2d cabin, $3.50 s.setai7 A.
n. CAZAUN, Genera. a gent ~ HOdth " Mt., t..t, ,ots
FUN(I. EDYE & Co. p south Williams ST., tteHN. 70
l. ". NORRIS. 80 broadway. Eeneial fissdse Ah.1-
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
,OFNFRAL TRANSATLANTTC COMPANY

IA BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANRE
pier Company No ~ North River foot ot Norton 81
Travellers by this ine avoid both transit Dy Englsh IN
way aud the dscomfOrs OF crossing the Channei IN '
boat.
CANADA, FTangeul. Wednesday Sept y $50 m.
IABA DOR " cnesiay. sept 10 y noon.
ST LAURENT JoGca. .....-. ednesday, sept :, a. No
Checks Credit LvOBnas o Paris IN amounts SUIT
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent. No. 90 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
Ocean Cleaners.


Sailing every 10 days alternately from Philadelphia AMI
NewI 0Tk landing passengers Wtn e" hours ride OF the
important POINTS Of interest on the Continent
SWITZERLAND. ID. E!IIay. ~.pi. D, 4. M
For rates % passage other Information apply 10
PETER WRIGHT * SONS Genersl Agents -,
3O7 Wauutst. Philadelphia. % BrOa1MaS, NeH--iVFA
JOHN MCDONALD, Agent, > Battery place New ! OtA.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
Citp i0ropertp Go Eet.

A -" YOUR HOUSE y WILL BE REGIS
"A. TERED neo my lists, printed daily.
V. X STEVEN dOS, JR,
Pine, 35 East l7th-st, or 66l 5thavc
A -" YOUR house" will be registered free
N. on my lists printed daily V. X STEVENSON jr
Pine, 30 East l7th-st., q 06 Fifh-aye. -
rCO LET or for SALE.-Three three-storv
private dwellings, all modern improvements Tor ora
family. Apply the premises Ave- A. Boulevard between
sOth and Fl sss Kont s35 month; price 81 each
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
STREET DISTRACTIONS
PLANS FOR THEIR REMOVAL.

JUDGE VAN voRsT's DECISION CoMMENDHD-coM-
MISSIONER CAMPBELL ORDERS The REMOVAL oF
WASHINGTON MARKET SIDEWALK srANDS-LA-
AMPIEs OF DISTRACTIONS.
Judge Van Yorsts decision, refusing to make per
mancnt the Injunction upon the Departmental np-
lie Works not 10 remove stands and booths on siue
walks of streets leading to Washington Market was
the subject of much conversation III the Wai~c' Se'
tcrday and also throughout Che business part OF tne
CITY. ~ fine decision was regarded rs settling the
disnute between the Board of Aldermen and Com
missioner Campbell regarding the latters power to
remove vendors stands from the sidewalks in any
mart of the city.