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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-17

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-17

CREIGHTON & CO. Horses arc
branded quarter-circle open block on
left shoulder. Also part Of cattle
handed ealf-circle On shoulder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
A MASON REFUSED BURIAL.

THE CONTEST OVER CALVARY CEMETERY.
ARGUMENT IN THE CASE Oh DENIS COrPERs-
vIcAR-GFNERAL QUINN ON HE POSITION OF
THE CHURCH TOWARD FREE MAsONs.
Denis COppers, prominent citizen OF
HobokoY, died on August 10. 1879 The members of
his family were Roman Catholics and his will directed
that nis body should be buried IN Calvary Cemetery L.
f. IN which he owned lot where his wife and ehlcfen
were buried. lie was. however Free Mason, and the
funeral ceremonies charge Of Masons. and took
place In Protestant Episcopal Church For these rea-
sons neral Quinn ordered that the body be not
received az Calvary Cemetery. Permission was finally
given that the body should be placed In the receiving
vault until IL could BIZ removed. The friends OF the de-
ceased man obtained from the Supreme Court an In
junction restraining the cemetery authorities from re-
moving the body the vault; writ OF mandamus
was also applied compel the defendants to bury
the body In tue Coppers lot
After many adjournments. the matter came up Tor
argument yesterday before judge West3rook, in
Supreme Court, Chambers. c. W. Brooke appeared for
tie plaintiff Edward, George ana Frederick COppers
D. others deceased man. and Joan T. Deyeliu for
the defendants the trustees OF ST. Patrcks Cathedral
IA this city, who control the cemetery. large
bly, gradually gathered an Chambers as the argument
Progressed One OF the interesting incidents was al
krruutioD by Judge Nestbrook when MI Brooke WA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
sIrRIrF REILLY EXAMINED.

At the investigation of the charges against
sheriff Reilly before Commissioners Curtis yesterday
Thomas b. McCann, who had been confined twice III
Ludlow street jail for short time, testified that the
food was always good and pleniu that the cells were
always clean that he had never been treated cruelty
by the officers and had observed any Offensive
odors.
sheriff Reilly himself was then called, and testified
first IN regard TO his career sheriff short time
after his clcco he said he called the deputies ana the
under eheris to his office aud gave them instructions as
TO their duties lie adopted rules and had them printed
and furnished a copy 10 each deputy. When Ker ne
heard complaints be investigated them fully. He had
investigated the case OF Warden Watson, bad found he
complaints true and had suspended nlm lie nae never
empiovrd "A deputy without carefully examining Ll7
character He never heard any complaints about tHc
condition of the Al. His testimony inrOuAhOhl was
general denial Of the charge against him -,
ON the xaninatOn Mr. Reilly said that ne ala
not know that cells given - The boardcrs were
better than Others occupied by ordinary prisoner Inc
communication which thc witness had received nom D.
ID lrrland concerning the management or the1 Jam, had
been fully invest gtted by MN, ana the reports pro-
rnuncoi false. lie did not know tnit Red Le1ry
was "A hnarler until after his escape. IL knew tat
tweed WAS "a boarder, and that he prid 80 week. lie
had investigated tine charges ln the order OF Arrest
rarfuleuf and IN one Instance where Sll 20 was
charged Tor on. arrest At that time the books were Ia
charge Of Major Quincy, but he took them away rom
nim. - .,.-, 49,. 81
to-day at IL a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
DEclsloN,-sEPr. 29.

Siprciac Court-C haiqbers-By Judge Van Bcuut.-
Weinore agt Hegean- think mat stay the iudg
rl.uf should pending The appeal the eNecu
tor Giving security tie OF 40 600 simon sct Iuu
Motion with $40 costs to abide tho mai event
opinion.
agt Allowance z 90.
'SDe-df 7frm-lW Judge DnnOhue.-Duclcs aud another
act Heuuer ct ali Beck Hamburger ot a.-setucd see
amendments.
Cros town lrOad Company; Wood ag smonson and ON
ers- Findings settled. Gillespie etc, set. Billings II Al
Opinion Phillips agf Mackclllr 20 aiN hen judgment Is
which conforms 10 the findings made IL "i prOba
SWpcrlor Court Special T'ym-Bv Judge Van Worst.
Tucker agt. Commission ISSUED. Bond art Welsh
Order denying motion Corbett agt the san frnnF ana
Publishing Conpany-Crdcted on day calendar for second
Monday ID october Tones agL Doane.-Drer apr on,uB
IIoert ard receiver etc In the matter Of kecch Petit
nrni affirmed Batter a.. AIT Ehcrs.-Ordtr Of sub.tu
lion Fowler agl Bitterly; Mcdonald agt Gray hulh
OCT sni.n kO-chug; Fitzct agt brnke Aoh;
Kpo Marble Company AIT Magun Iacott agt BLOWN
ei.-Oriers granted.
Common Pioas Special Trm-By Judge J. +. DAILY.
Solomon at. SDaihpn.uyocc granted iopienaacA agI
Iopleusack.-D ec.on aud opinion wish clerk
BY Judge Van ci al agt Sli-Uy 90 alo
receiver denied opinion on Me Win clerk OD
eri agt. Robertson. Appl cation granted
Beach. In the matter ~ The assignment or crs-
fa-The motion granted and an order directing tho ming
an account may settled before three days notice:
Marine Court Trial Iem-PGH H-By Judge Me
Adam.-Shay agt Standardization denied. Goeict agt
Thorne; Neais Duncan Goelet agi Sory-judnnens
Canmain AIT. Williams Koch az. haw.-frocccdngs lis
missed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
CASES or DROWNED MEN.

The body of well-dressed man, about forty
years old. with brown hair and mustache, was found
floating oil Governors Island yesterday IL was taken
10 pier No. Al, North River and thence sent To the
Moreuc by the police. pearhandcd knife, pair OF
eve glasses bundle OF keys and thirty cents in money
we're found in the dead mans pockets, with package
of cards bearing the address Of Samuel Bootnly Im
porter OF liquors. No Church-st. At Mr.. BootAys
store nothing was known Of the man. The letters J.. N
b. In German text were printed on his SHIRT bosom.
Richard Cnrlss sailor of the Scytnia, fell overheard
Yesterday. while engaged In painting the side OF the
vessel and WAS drowned. He WIS twenty-eight years
old. and has family In England.
The body Of an unknown man. about hityive wears or
age five feet nine inches nigh, with sandy hair smooth
face dressed IN black. found Yesterday In the
river foot Of East Twenty nintst. IL remains un
Identified at the Morgue.
The body OF Patrick Miles, age oryive, was found m
the GOwanus Canal. near tie Nluth Street Bridge.
Brooklyn. Yesterday. lie left Ms home, No lTG Smith
st. Brooklyn saturday and Is supposed 10 have been
accidcntly drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
-IRNT ORDERS.
CHANGES or STATION IN TIE coMMssARY AND
QrARrRRMAsTEE's DEPARTMENTS.

CH.NGrs or STATION IL TIE C0MMIssARY AND
QrARrRR,AsTEK's pEPsRrMFNTs.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.--Leaye Of absence
fr SIX months s granted Major T. ~ Baker. I'd Cavalry
By direction Of the Secretary OF War; the following
change in the stations and duties OF officers az he sub
sistcncc Department made: Captain j. H. Gilman
Commissary Subsistence. wIl relieve Captain Charles
T. Woodruff ~ Depot COmni-sary 81 Fort Loayenworth
Captain Woodruff viii proceed To santa re, ard report
in person Il the commanding officer o. the District Tor
duty us Cc: Commissary Of subsistence Of that district
relieving Captain w. Whitehead. CAPTAIN Whitehead
will proceed to New-Orlcans and assume the duties Of
Purchasing and Depot Commissary ia that city. report
ing by letter to the commanding Generals Of the Mill
tary Division.
The following assignments to duty OF officers OF the
Onarternaste's Department, recently appointed. are
made: Captain \. T.. Milumore, Assistant Quarter
MASTER ordered report by letter 10 the Lieutenant
General commanding the Military Division of the Mis-
souri, and In person 10 the commanding officer ~ Fort
Clark Texas Captain {. +. Humphrey. Assistant
Ounrtermaster IL ordered 10 report IN person 10 the
comma dng General of the Military Division of the Pa
,c Captaln ID. -. Wheeler Is ordered O. report ia per
son 20 the Leutc General commanding the Military
Division Of The Missouri for assignment To duty with the
command OF Colonel y A. Mile, OH Infantry. Com
missary Sergeant Walter Manly, having reported AZ Fort
Columbus NeWIOrh from absence without leave. - or
ereQ to oin his proper station at Fort Point, California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
THE RAILROAD INQUIRY.

FARMERS TEsIIFYING IL REGARD 10 SPECIAL
RATES.
ROCHESTER, Sept. 22.-The subcommittee of
the special Assembly Railroad Committee appointed to
continue the investigation into railroad management st
Rochester, composed OF Messrs. Baker Low and Wads-
worth met ut the Court House at 10 Judge Ship
man was present for the Erie. Samuel Goodman. as
sisant general freight agent Of the NewYork Central
2oad, was also present Mr.. sterne conducted the
animation. III. H. Goff. of Ogden n Y, was sworn "
an farmer about seventy II cost me 500
per acre. IL costs To raise produce upon farms
here than on Western farms We pay the same
actual rates from here 10 New-York az are paid by
Western farmers. The rate wheat Is cents per
bushel, or 10 cents per hundred For the past ten
years we had special rates at times usually from
May to November. We get them by writing 10 Good
AZ was because the road had much through traffic.
have refused special rates when other dealers had
Them. We have been treated very fairly by the New
York Central Railroad Our correspondents have
written and said that II should ship to them
they would ret rebate and remit To u.s." Two other
witnesses gave evidence TO the same effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23

Washington. and to help his friend out Mr. Jacons
prOpnsed that the State buy one OF THESE phsis l'
$3.50 To get Lncolns frame paid Tor III was Hri'f''
io buy The bust as the State had none, OF Nash-
inptnn Bnt the Governor vetoed the itenn LOT ih'
frame thougli'he approved of buying the Dnsl 81
Senator .JacOhss friend. Then Inc vetoed itus
passed by the State Board of Audit, which mus ~
mad for with interest some time. lie made graz
show of vetong the Capitol appropriations
VET he approved of all such appropriations
In the end and at time when ms appior"
made il necessary To carry the WORK 10 c'mpV
ton These fairly Illustrate the vetoes by which iho
Governor claims 80 much credit Tor saVine tne
State so much money. when they rather auu 10 tno
state EXPENSES In the end. His tiradc against
the High schools of the State has maze many
enemies Three-fonrihs of the childrch Nv,
tending the High School III this city belong I" ,ne
moor mechanics who do not pay FlO t'A's; Sct
those who pay the expenses do not grunbie' IheE
are willing 10 do H. There - no donpt tnal
change I'm the state administration Is heeueu III"
will be brought abont tins year. =, moo t
Mr. Gere n large manufacturer mere, VINO was At
one time The Republican nominee Tor CONGRESSMAN,
Told me that he found Mr. Cornell very strong
Among the farmers, aud that lac w0ulh poh mpt'
than the party vote. Supervisor McDanleis, rep
rsrnta,ivc farmer from OF the country districts
told me the same thing 1t seems 10 be the uhail-
nous opinion of all the leading men ot the party
here that Mr. Cornell will poll tho largest majority
gwen TO a Republican here IN recent years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN 5FERs.
-yRHE ffrY

Eastern ave ;, from southern Boulevard 70 limp,
e0u.pi. I9-9xtOXl37N2u " IA Eagerly and
Diners executors. etc. 20 q VI bftch----.-------..
Levi. 4. 80 i5i -lxlOO, Suizberger ana VIE 90
ouser.si. No y, iOx555 II Kitchen, referee, to =
1ith ave- cor siih.si l22.lxllgl also q cor u
broadway and sd Il. 69.l NI9.lI; cornelius
Teveridge and wife 10 I A Miller ....-.--.--.
Stli-sf n = i3O u n ~ ~ 5ih-lfo. 2a.-fo5.il It
Costello 10 sarah Costello
27th-st :. 1852 10 % ol sthaye -oA"Ji % hro1ks
aud wife 10 Il WtcLerle.
same property Nchaei ~h"rIy % 4 - CROOKS ......
ll5th.st : 472.6 30 % cd 9TH ave- O-.DXiuo.llf u
rich Natihcy and VIE 10 4 60lAmIrA
57th.snn 5. 30 a. OF 1tn-aye, IpuAiNv.0i Meyer
and wills 20 ~ l. flustcli, .-----.--.
iIqfilsf, So ~ ~ 6thaNe. lupNlDtll Michael
Ncchefe ami wife 10 - BrOOis------. 1920 -----
4Qth.st. $50 ffrcf 6thavo. -U.I zAluo.3 nill
Goodrich 10 FIRE. -tst .-----.
.th-aye " r. nom Doth fO Jsth-sts. -OH.4UAlVv;
Durochc % X % Lester
same prODrrtv Henry Driver 10 * y Lt-ttr---.
Riverside ave e n, from ll.fh tp llahl--isi &'o'N
l.6i.xlrrenuiar Ihc Home Life Insurance CONF
many 10 I. Lrwis0hu ruu another
STti sd. "a r. 81 70 Oi LtNinLtun.lfe, lh3Nlihti
L. Johnston and husband ~ = ieUfNura-r ...-
9Ofh ST. q " 10 Il o. 3tlaye. olxluuf - h4n,ey
and vile 20 ono ~ LCrilel......-
lOsth-st - ft OF 81 ate, -.N07i ID mel ri 4"
aud wife 10 Mary = Mcdonald. ......'- ..-...;--
s0th-.t. NJ $50 70 oi l-tayt. 9ON lu-.- Li4tnriA
Hoancr an4 husband 10 II Cooper .....--..---.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
SYNPlTHY FOR FALL RIVER STRIKERS

The Socialists of this city called a mass
meeting at the Germania Assembly Rooms last even
ng express sympathy with the Fall River Strikers.
and 10 practically realize the strike which costs the
participants $500 d week" Prominent among tho
persons on the platform John Swintou aud Jpsius
schwab The meeting was not q dry one, for half u
dozen beer kegs the hall emptied. Mr. swinton
presided ana said that In Fall River there group
OF millionaire pirates on the one hand and
wretched. dehumanized beings on the other. Chase
Hathaway and Stickney, who lived In palaces
on French Ill., now called "Theves' Ill.,"
are now pcnitentiary saints The CAPITALISTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
THE COURTS.
HOW THE CHINESE GAMBLE.
TIE FASCINATING GAME OF "FAN TAH Two All
sINs sENT 10 PRISON.

HOW THE CHINESE GAMBLE.
TIE FASCINATING GAME OF "FAS AE"-Two All
SINS sENT 10 PRISON.
Two Cinnamon, who gave the names OF
Charles Williams and William Ham. were chargedlh Inc
Court OF General Sessions with keeping gambling mousse
nj No 30 Mofi-si. Detective Adams appeared as com
planant aud produced in Court the implements 81 the
game tan tan" lie testified that he had spent weeks
in learning play the bei IRE nc arrested he
prisoners The game il played by any number oil per
sons and any amount be staked on the result Inc
implements are a round tin about four nchcs III
diamcer 300 Chinese cash aud bone chopstick hehP
the pieces cash covered with the tin dlsh ana
drawn out by means Of the ohopstick -FOUR
nj time Bets are made the number left under the
cover. whether one. three cash. nitcr thc last
four have been removed A number OF cbips, on
winch were Chinese characters, were also produced IN
Court. Some OF them represented $40 each. Inc de-
fence was prisoner williams proprietor o
the place and that IL not gambling esiapn-h"en'
hut "A bDardiughOuse for Chinese cigar-Inakels. me
prisoners convicted. In passing sentence judge
COWing said he had doubt that the prisOh..s
had followed the had example set them by natives. re
felt illed however punish them Win slincht
deter others OF their race from toiOWihS
their course. williams, being proprietor OF Tue patt,
the greatest offender. and he sent him 10 tne lN
Prison for thirty days. Han. he ordered to DC I'M
pris.ncd In the same place for twenty days lie also
fined each prisoner II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
TIE cOUEI ~ APPEALs.

Albany. sept. ON the Court Of Appeals
Monday Slrruher p, ls7O-present the Hon sanford F.
e,ct ,,b lustice and assoriae- No il.-JOhn Fouuor
appellant AIT johnson. adninstrarA, etc resp na
et-Submttr by appellant argued hE W. = talf ioi
respondent. No t2Jacob w Peter respondent agt Mar
garof appellaut-Argucl ny Lewis --
ser tor appellant, j. ~ Fecter for respondent No 81
George a. seaman and another executors etc appelants
at Wrtehead respondent ARGUED lY fhNHiN
~ shepard f0r appellants Rufus W. Pecktan for respond
cnf ~ al Joseph willy, administrator etc, OIccn
act Patrick Mulicdy appeaut-Argucd Oy Thomas r. rear
M nr appof ani. A. Sims IT,, Tor respondent No iH
Wsr tvr aimuistralriS etc. pOndent 1et Dpmi-
ulcF ID xor apneant-Argned Nv Charles Bradshaw Tor ap
peliaut. j. 4 -1lndy for respondent.
INC iav c1eniar FOR the Court of Arp ais fr lue,av
september 20 1870 Is as iouo"s NOS 90 90 o. o. - D. Of
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23

COUNTRY TALK "BY TIE CARp.n-'

lOUNIE1
tolerabnsh chaange o. weather fur the better, said
Corydon, " come at last NOtw standuu the wet Zum-
mer 1 expects We be gwiun TO ha zummut ike bit of
a harvest aater ALL" " Don't thee h0ller." answered
Thyrsis aoor thee Dist out o. the ood" Out OF the
'ood dOst thee say r. rctOred the other husbandman.
Z" Haa, mate; thee mane'st out " the water
Punch
NEW SYSTEM OF EDUCATION.-FirstM Mamma 1
&" see that your children paddle" Second Mamma !:
Yes. Don't yoursr First Mnmma; mo; I've man
aged make three boys believe that II IL vulgar and
Intentionally either get their feet wet ia
thorough draught bolt their food cat goodies be-
Their meals or 20 TO Juvenile parties poor dears
They're rather SOFT perhaps but they're twice the size
OF any other boys OF their age and they've had
hours illnesa In their lives'-fpunch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
URIEs UNABLE TO AGREE.
JUDGE. GILDKRsLEEvE COMMENTS on FREQUENT
DIFFICULTY.

: :
Charles ID. Brown was tried IN General oes-
sons Part yesterday for having caused the DEAN OF
his wife on July 4. the visited Harlem, ana Mrs
Brown became so drunk that her husband refused To
take her of the The TWO quarreed ana the nus
band struck his wife with his list That night she died
Medical testimony given that the skull had been
fractured and that death resulted from compression Vi
the BRAIN The defence that the woman AFTER she
came home fell AGAINST the woodwork OF her Ded anu
sustained the injuries which resulted IN DEATH the
Jurors ater an absence OF TWO hours announced tbl
they were uuabe agree. Judge Giiderslre'e re-
marked that during his four year, experience on nC
bench al no term had there been somanf dlsagreemrs
a. an me ures.ni one He was unable any good
reason for the difficulty, and he asked the foreman II ne
had any explanation Ia make The foreman frpheu 'na'
c ury stood eleven for conviction ana one tOI aSqt
tai. The fourth juror said tnat when Cue hrSt pLio'
WIS taken result i've 10 ave anu TWO DtbhS.
Afer long consultation all except himself agreed 10
verdict. He however, could md no evidence IN the
ease on which 10 convict the prisoner judge Hihier
sleeve discharged the juror Tor the remainder Ot tue
term. The prisoner remandedlor retrinl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
cAI.ENnARs Tu[l Day.

SUPREME CORR CHAamgs-Westbrook. J.-Nos: -, -
90 10, ~. l3S. l5l To- 1873 le 100 2o 10 2lS 20
225 22 10 ri 2bi - g. TJ % lU3 lO1, i25, i.9. $50
lGS Ia l17 IFS ll5, III, 22 2l3 a. 22O, 2"Z, 33 pa
23G "a, 2Il. 242. 2iJ. pa. 2i3. PAS.
GENERAL sEa5iOSs-PARr Towing Inc People agt
Thomas Iobu Patrick Casey kinzcl fel0uiOns
s,u md Bale Henry SchOid Black, grand lsr
ceuy George ". Mills forgery Joseph MulorO concealed
We samuel Davis, receiving stolen goods.
PAN lI-Glders eeVc. 1.-THE People ag John Tribal
horne robbery SteuOngtcr William sullivan, felOnl
battery James k-rrzau John Brady Joseph
Murphy burglary: iry SOmers. grand larceny Patrick
Fem, o MEG ur larceny from the person Peter T.
Well, obscene literature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23

An Irish lad had complained the other day
before magistrate Of the harsh treatment lac had r,-
ceived from his father. lie rates me-" he mourn
fully. Gas II / his son By another father and
mother"
DESIRABLE DIsEAsEs-Applicants: 1--WE
like the house, but are there any epdenics IN the
nriehDOrhood I" House Agent: Epidemics. sift Oh,
yes plenty! 1 may say several Applicants: " In
that ease we MUST" Oiicions Clerk: Epilemc.,
sr-nyner mistakes, -ir-tBcrc j. epifemics 10 tho
eighborhood sur" House Agent: How dare you In
terfere sri Are there fuX-bunting-and cOursng-
aud tue skaing-rink what more epldemlcs could
lady and gentleman want, wonder Pun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
ut coald not s,aryc the opera.

c0ni establish scridom but cOlld not saryc the opera
iIycs without assassination.
James Barker. delegate from Fan River said that
re- Ind been reduced 81 per cent since 1870 John
Kinney another delegate SAID That The sirke A
least - 500 week 10 give bread 10 100 p.r.ous
They hungry now, and were going daY after AZ
without food the sOceiy'S fuhds exhausted. In
resolutions which passed ~ the
refusal River employer accept thu prnct
pie of arbitration ia ovid Drc That they are animated
by the Old siaye-hOding spiFlt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
A COMPLAINT DISMISSED BY THE COZ
ERNOR.

ALBANY, Sept. 22.-GOvernor Robinson to-
day hearing 10 the matter Of the charges against
j. Fonda Viee. Loan Commissioner and County Clerk In
Schenectady County, for maleasance Office TIE com.
piainants were represented by W ID. Murphy and Mr.
VIee by Judge 4. A. Yafcs After fail hearing thu
complaint WAS dismissed by the Governor on The
crOlnd OF an nfler Want Of cYIlence 10 su.fnln n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
DIscoVERY or ANOTHER PLANET.

WASHINGTON. Sept 22.-Profess0r Peters. OF
Clinton announces the discovery by himself Of planet
OF the eleventh magnitude IN twentytree hours fort.
four ascension, iCo . south decinafion
with a daily motion of seven minutes south.
>. y. BAIRD. secretary.
Smithsonian institution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-yoRK. Monday, sept %. 1879.
The following sale was held at the TX.
change Sa.esr0Om to-day:
BgA J. Blsecgey & Sln
o-srory brick stable. with dot ut land located IN
oi Nos lO5 iU7 and lO9 East ath-st. about 10
twoT 80 W. plot FOX 20, irregular; Agnes Len
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
RELIEF FOR MEMPHIS.

John Crosby Brown, treasurer of the Mem
phs Relief Committee of the Chamber OF Commerce,
acknowledges tine following contributions since Fri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
fjouses ano Rooms r0anleo.

WANTED (unfarnishedl, for man go6 ann Dns g
hood. rent must low. Address D. station T. staunE 80
VXyANTED-By four gentlemen, a housT ,s -.
w anita of apartments, completely fur irs sal
,nston and Tthaves Address, stating fullest psr.sa"
tsrlns. j. Z. INCHES, 4. U. Box ADJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
Drooklpn Real estate for Sale.

DL0CKS, IL BLOCKS and plots of lots low .S,
ID priced line OF the BROOKLYN EleN ese oi
rare opportunity for INVESTMENT or speonauon nx WHIr
ING, 5 Bcekman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23

Brooks Alfred o 10 Jane l. Berry. i'9tl-st, Of
bfhaNr. Yr1l .--. +'''
Conner At W ID Elizabeth litrner, n n NNi" IT, " ~
Dl,tcl Clara ~ ANA Af-hduatp N ~ iiNGtftf hi.
ofhers executors. etc. e W cor tl7frfn-a'c afu
southern B ultNari, 'Yell-.--.... -.-------..'.'
Engehart George and vie to J. ana + Ryan 77isl
OF Ave. .-.-.--...-. ------
Ferucr, j to John nupi,l aud another, No ~
thTE steel [. 49,
Co0tcrr Jacob 20 ~ulznerpsr, 80 lji Lewls-st Inc
stanienl- .--- -.- ----- -
IrXmC f0u-HVr 81 fr irr.. O..
IOeter. Onto AMI NIfc % james hiI>lt. % = v|ti-
90 4i!IT -. scar o.
sam. 10 MARY stone property, months -- a..
same To "a lillian stone. % = iJih-si, ol nave >
Treacv Thomas e q william II Isaacs. 81 lllthst
Al months -
RECORDED AsSIGNNLNIs OF MORTGAGES
uooTrer Fuz,beth 20 John aie-............... a
Iobiu. Ffluc4s 20 Amelia y.
smith - y 10 William irII 80