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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
WV -YnPK CITY.

4slh.st s. 1905 It o. 3d-ave. 2i.6xl005 also l4th.
II, : =, 2Oj II e OF 3d-ave 25X 0OJ Jacob Wye
kon and wife 10 John II HankinsOn .....-.---.....
ll7thst, n e, % fl of lstave. 2Ox OOlli Mary
Mills anu husband to Martha Wright..-..-..--...-
6Jth.s 275 II OIL 2d-aye, 11.iXlOOi James Braiy
70 James Hall
53dst , s. "a II of lst-sve 2Oxs5 T. Shafer. ref
cree. Binsse
62d-st. IA 5, 1925 II Of Madison-ave l26NlO0.5;
Mcdonnell ana vie to e III knoN.-.-...-----.---.-
53dst 5, 81 IL OF lstave 2UxSJ T. ID GALE referee
39th-st u :. $50 IL OF MsdsOu-aye, z5X9S.9;
Recnal and husband t. Joseph Milbank....----...-
DivisiOnst s. 22xZl.l irregular; Harms silver
blatt 10 Annie W OiisOi 49,
Robblns.ave, e :. lot No 1853. jOXl0O (24th Ware
uehin and husband TO Mary BrBgman.
Burling slip, 3 % lXjS2, One-hslf part Of Cos
grove to James C0sgrOve.... $500.
LeXlngtouave. cor lO1thst, 15X OU.ll also 6Ith'
81. : $50 II Of SHAVE, 2JXl0J.J also I'd -.
SIS, lT5 IT " of Sth-ave l0OxlO2.2 also l27 th-st
=, 1875 II W OF 6th-ave, 5UX93ll, One-f0uTth part
Of George VI Miller and others, executors. 10 u
W lsdhe
walkers :, lot No Is. 2JXlUU also Walker-st n
= lot NOI7. 25XlOO, one-fourth part OF George
NJ Miller 10 George " Lane ..........-..........-.
MadsOB-ayc. u cor 75th-st, 25Xl02.2 Mary Posse
10 Charles IL Haock..
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Gonutrn Drcpertn for Sale unS 90 lei.

At METUCHEN, n. J.-COttage, 10 rooms;
"A modern improvements; carnage house lot lOvAtyDs
price $4,000, free and clear VIII exchange ior bf29hin
house pay difference IN cash. RULASD a "hlliN"'
Bee kman-st.
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE CHEAP.-Home-
stead 2 rooms; 81 cultivated 200 e't on riss
River capable Of landing largest vessels unsurplssea
idenoe, mandatory, warehouse Sc 10 mi5ass ron y, =
FOR SALE" WIldercliile," at Rhinebeek on
east Of The Hudson. late residence Of Mary i.na
fund deceased contains 80 acres OF land
graphic views of river AMI momisin scenerF. ana ho
b. POSSESSION In March. l-so Terms easy APP, ~
the Rev A. "a st Ext, Rhncbe,k FRANCIS T. % =
RETTsON, Exr, 20 BrOdd-st, y. Y, OF r. H. Ii Dbo" -
CO.. Pine-st. \. y
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-One of the
farming about tweuty live miles from NewNorS pear az
road about 10 plenty wood and water. Win 500
crops including about - tons OF hay mortgase
cash advanced II necessary can Dc OPERATED 20 49,
by person residing In NewNork for farming DItt"
and a. SUMMER resort Address Box 2.6O4 n \. ~
E0R SALE.-On Round Ill Northampton,
Mass the family Residence ~ the ate Henry hns.s
comprising about ten acres OF land large lawns no"ef W
etable ana frit gardens moving aud pasluagr ii.o
mansion house, stone stable cold grapeTy &c 'oi"
me views OF Mt HoyOke near the centre OF ne tg"A "a
ent 10 schools, churches smiths College ior gla IN
Clark Inst part Of the land admirably adapted
ulauye mDi without njunHg the residence "a
viii be- easy. Apply % WA L. BRIGHT, Executor y" ~
Mashiugt'n.str Boston
ORANGE. \. J.-Houses ana Country seats
~ to let sale; great variety; also farmsan o'S
ing lots. BLACkM ILL BROS rs broadway Room D
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RACING Az ROCHESTER,.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Aug. 13.-This was tn,
second day the Rochester The attendance
increased over yesterday. a wind-stOrm interfere,
with the last two heats. In the 2:26 class, Hambrinu
won tine last three meats in the 1922 Darby tire
heal
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GENERAL sCHoFIELD IN THE CATsKILLs.

KINGSTON, \. Y, Aug. I4.-lID
schOncd. superintendent OF Wes Point Academy, ac-
companei by member Of his staff left this city yestcr-
day IN company with General George II. Sharpe ana
SON for a trip among the Catskills they will visit the
Overlook Mountain House, Tfemper House, Phenicia,
and tuen through the Stony Clone TO the Old Cdsk
Mountain III
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THE COURTS.
POST OFFICE CANCELLNG STAMPS.

Judge Wheeler yesterday handed down
decision in the United States Circuit Court IN the sus
brought by Christopher O. Campbell against Thomas l..
James Postmaster of tins city, aud Charles Eddy Tho
SUIT brou. ht 10 damages for the alleged I'M
flmgement OF patent on posi- Office post marking
aud eaucelDg handstamp originally granted 20 Marcns
y. Morton. and ~ in reality against the Government
The machine now ~ I'm all the large post Offices m
the country judge Wheeler, IN his decision, rccis
thai dc zee be entered that the patent valid fhah
the defendant has nfrnged NJ. and that accounting
be had TO ascertain the profits and damages with costs
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Gin propertp 60 eel.

NO LET In the "VancOrleaT y Apartments
/ buildng on 7tiaye. 55th and 56th-sts from August
several suits 900 81 500 Central Park nrc p
and thoroughly constructed with AL modern aprliaaets
be seen TO DO appreciated Apply 10 JNO DUNNbLi@ -
Unious uare
's'O LET or for SALE.--Three tbree-sloiy
private dwellings, all modern improvements ot o.o
family Apply the premises Ave- A. bouleVart h
SUth olststs Rent $50 pei months price soVOo e@0
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THE NEWARK CONFERENCE CAMPAIGNING.

DENvILLE, n. j., Aug. 14.-The Newark
Methodist Episcopal eamp-meeilng opened al Camp
Tabor this morning by Bishop simpson. and Will con-
time until September l.
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Appleton. + r 20 the New York Life Insurance Com
PAW 5Sth $50 n OF 9thay / year.-.--.SleOOO
pa4y 5stIst 3sS II Of have, year 10000
etc n1 l5dst zs # o. 6tR.ave ycars 1900
f6tbit sSs f. W Of Ave"c months 1881
Grogan, L and wife 10 William Hall and others, OF
l6th-sI, 53S 10 Of AveC. mon ths oVO
hno OK NadsoS.are 70 24OO
Morris, Flora and husband TO X Cans No III west ooo
Broadway oOOO
motifs Tqs. siSaS ana ssoai 20 1850
hoe cis No Il 4H Nest igsesG $500
WOolle,, James > and wife TO the Mutual Lie In
surance Company. 77thst ~ IL Of MADISON . -oo
lYeaT DOW
Woolley James ; ana wife 10 the Mutual Life ln-
surance Company. 7Ithst 57.6 II OF Madison -.
year. o,VVV
Woolley. James V : and wife TO the Mutual IIfe In
sSi AnV var P'npiS . : ..... 600
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF M0RrGAGEs.
Alexander Julia TO BOnaparte S9loo
Bell sarah Jane 70 iteDDeiu A
The New-YOrk Lie Insurance Company 10 Emma ,s,
EInOufy. ~
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ttrookIpn Rsal 0sIaIs for Bale.

BLOCKS, HALF BLOCKS and PLOTS OF
IL LOTS tor sale lines Of rapid transit IN BoOs3
The enuOn OF cOunrylOvng cry people II invited 10 '1l'
properly price, $3.50 up and going mp.
rutland & WHITING, Beekmanst
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Vagraut and Bill Dillon passed the stand head and
head the end of the first quarter, Npper being last
In the next quarter VHgrant and Bill Dillon got three
lengths advance Of Clemmie G., Surge being fourth
and Nipper In the third quarter OF the full mile
all began to close up except Npper He still last
and out OF the race Bill Dillon led ghtly entering
the homestretch, VagTant, Surge and Cemmie
G. being Surge proved little the
swiftest in the last quarter, and won after
an exciting struggle with Vagrant, by head aud
shoulders; VagTant second. Cemmie c. third Bin Dillon
fourth, and Nipper far behind. Tue time 2:13A
Mutual pool tickets paid $50 TO- Surge was put ny at
auction by the terms OF the race. but not sold.
Only two took part in the free handicap stepiechase
over the short for purse OF $780, 800 10 the
second. They were Charles Reeds horse Disturbance
% years. 146 pounds. and Mnlen's horse MOOnsone
(iged. 1873 pounds. Pools sold as follows:
Disturbance StuO SSOO
e---..---.----.--..----- 300 2O5 100
THIS was a very curious affair. Moonstone bolted
from the Just after going over the waer-lump
the first time and while he getting back Meauey.
Disturbance obtained a long lead But he pulled his
horse aaOst walk and allowed M0OnstOne 10 catch
up VITA him. In tue last half mile MOOnstOne proved
able Outrm Disturbance. and all Meaneys skull and
hard could not prevent MoonstOne's winning by
hausted. There was much excitement over the result
aud Suspicion OF Meaney freely expressed.
But Mr. Reed said he mad No reason
to suspect his Jockey. Meaney had made
mistake in going slow after MOOnstOne' bolt and lac
had tried signal HIM to fastor. Meaney could
not look ieDnd him In a steeplechase and could not
where MoOBstOnc The way the run
OF Disturbance MANY OF whom could be
that Neiney had acted honestly. Mutual pool tickets
paid Sll 90.
There Will be four extra races tomorrow.
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RFCORDFn MORTGAGES.

KFVURDED ItA-FA
Long Job executor Of. to Casser, No a. sthaye,
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Peer ynes was TWO IengIns ~ IIOHI az M III au
last quarter ana within length at the end Peter
Hynes the tavOre In the French pools and tickets
on him paid - 90. The time was 245l2-
Five the third race for purse or $500 500 10
the second, with selling allowances. They were q. b.
; Morriss geiing Bin Dillon (6 years. 100 pOunds AS
tors gedlng Nagrant Is year lO4 pOunds) Harris mare
ClemmIe G. (6 years. 10i pounds, Ackerman's morse
surge (6 years 1O4 pOunds and Yards horse Npper %
NelH. 10Y nnnnds These MeIe the largest pools sold
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
SUBURBAN NOTES.

There were sixty-eight of diphtheria and
scarlet fever reported to the Brooklyn Board of
Health during the present week. the number last
week being 124.
The Adjutant General of the State of New Jersey
has issued order for the immediate appointment
of competent officer to instruct the members of the
National Guard throughout the State in rifle practice.
John Wolf, butcher, of No. Alb Springfield
nue.. Newark was waylaid by footpads in that city
early yesterday morning. Louis Muller. one of his
alleged assaiants. was arrested. and is held on
charge of attempted highway robbery.
In the Kings County Supreme Court Equity Term.
before Judge Gilbert the trial of an action brought
for an accounting by Mr.. Melvin g. Brisbee against
Mrs Mary G. Shea, widow of John Shea in the mat
ter of the estate of the late Margaret Collins
commenced yesterday.
DIR. Trevsnian Haight the Newark physician who
shot himself on Wednesday night, reported in
yesterdays HERALD. still alive last evening. He
passed an easy day. was perfectly rational and
planned of only slight pain in his head. with half
an ounce of lead in his brain.
Washington B. Williams, appointed to examine the
affairs of the defunct Mechanics and Laborers' Bank
of Jersey City, has completed his report. and will
submit it to the Chancellor on Monday next. A
proposition will be made for the appointment of Q
committee Of three to wind up the bank.
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. March III A. M.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFPIcER
WASHINGTON March IL A. M.
Indications.
For the Middle States warmer. easterly to southery
winds, falling barometer and partly cloudy weather
with snow or rain in the northern portions
For New England winds shifting to easterly and
southerly. increasing in force; high but falling
barometer and slowly rising temperature during the
day, with increased cloudiness followed by snow
during the afternoon night.
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States
clear or fair weather during the day with east to
south winds. falling barometer and slowly rising
temperature.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, southcrly
winds, falling barometer and partly cloudy weather
during the day. followed by decidedly colder north
erly to westerly winds and rising barometer. and
POSSIBLY light rains in the western portion during
the night.
For the Western Gulf States, warm southcrly
winds partly cloudy weather and light rains. with
falling followed by rising barometer and during
the night winds shifting to northery, with lower
temperature.
For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys decidedly colder north to northwest Winds ris-
ing barometer. partly cloudy weather with light
snow.
For the upper lake region generally cloudy weather
and snow. followed during the evening by decidedly
lower temperature rising barometer and winds shift
ing to northcrly and westerly.
For the lower lake region. during the day slightly
warmer southeast TO southwest winds. generally
cloudy weather and light rain. with falling
barometer, followed during the night by rising ba-
rometer lower temperature. and southwest to north
west winds central and south.
For the North Pacific coast regions. partly cloudy
weather and light rains.
The Lower Mississippi River will fall slowly
Cautionary signals continue at milwaukee,, Grand
Haven. Ludngton, smithvle. Wilmington. Cape
Lookout, Macon, Cape Hatteras. Kitty Hawk. Cape
Henry Norfolk. Lewcs, Cape May, Atlantic City, Bar
ncgat Sandy Hook and New York.
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
INSURANCE IN TENNESSEE.

A STRINGENT LAW TO BE INTRODUCED INTO BOTH
HOUSES OF THE LEGISLATURE WHICH WILL
ALMOST PROHIBIT INSURANCE BUSINESS
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NASHVILLE. Feb. %, 1879.
The Legislature Of this State seems determined to
pass bill placing restrictions insurance oompa-
nies. bill has just been introduced in both Houses
TO facilitate its passage into law providing that
IL company take risk on real property for an
amount greater than its actual value it shall forfeit
the over insurance to the State and be de-
barred from doing business in Tennessee for five
years In case of the total destruction of u building
it must pay the full amount expressed the of
the policy within sixty days after the fire. and
failing to do so is made liable for six
per cent interest and twenty per cent additional dam
ages The penalty for failure to comply strictly
with the law is to dcbar such company or agent
from doing business in tho state for hve years and
in addition imposes fine of $3.50 to $1,000 fot each
offence, one.third of which goes to tho informer.
The bill authorizes the district attorneys to collect
the excessive insurance and gives him thirty
per cent for doing. Ii is claimed that an in
surance bill containing the same substance having
just been rejected, this bill cannot constitutionaly
beco law.
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

John W. Garrett, President Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, is at the Windsor. Judge
Amasa J. Parker and General S. E. Marvin of Albany.
at the Brunswick. W. A. H. Loveland. President
of the Colorado Central Railroad Company. and
Allen Munroe, Of Syracuse at the Fifth Avenue.
Professor j. Henry Thayer. of Andover. Mass, is at
the Everett Horato g. Knight. of Massachusetts. is
at the Park Avenue. Assemblymen w. W. Braman.
John W. Peck and II. J. Hurd at the Metropoli.
tan. Rev. DR.. +. Y. Weninger. of Cincinnati, is al
the ST. Nicholas. Professor L. L. Ritter. of vassar
College, is at the Westminster Ex-Governor William
Gpin of Colorado; Colonel L. B. Beaumont, United
States Army. and DR.. H. n. Beaumont, United States
Navy, are at the Hoffman.
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
GREAT EUROPEAN STORMS.

INTERRUPTION OF COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
THE FRENCH CHAMBER FOR THE RELIEF OF
sUFFERERs-INU CAUSING ALARM
AND DIsTREss-sPANIsH SAILORS DROWNED.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
PARIS. Feb. 2s 1879.
Postal communication with England may prac-
tically be said to be cut to be continued on the
stage coach principle. Channel storms delay the
packet boats and continental snow drifts block the
rails. What between slect snow and rapidly sue
ceeding frost and thsw the weather here is
cxecrable. In tho French slopes OF the Eastern
Pyrenees there is more snow than tho oldest inhab-
itant remembers. Between Bourg- Madame and
Montlouis horseback is the only means Of communi-
cation. Floods are apprehended in the valleys IL
spring sets in suddenly. The inundations in the
southeast subsiding but the foundations of the
houses have been undermined. that round Agen.
a town in the Department of Lore-et- Gsronne quitca
panic prevails At Coulommiers in the Department of
Seine ct Marne. the floods led to a land slip.
In the Chamber of Deputies yesterday, NJ. do Mar
cere Minister of the Interior. asked for grant of
100 Oo0f. for the sufferers by inundations in the
southern departments. He said more money would
probably be required. The Chamber referred the
subject to the Budget Committee fix the necessary
relief
THE STORM AND AUSTRIA.
The storm was felt severely in many parts of Spain.
Several Of the railroad lines interrupted
by the drifts. Snow fell in Madrid
Tuesday. sad accident caused by the gale.
Twenty Spanish sailors the way from Fcrrol
to spend the Carnival in their native villages have
been drowned. Their boat was capsized by squall.
During the great gale at Trieste on Tuesday the
invaded the lower part of the town. doing much
damage to the shops and cafes.
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
RUN ON A SAVINGS BANK.

NEw ORLEANS. Feb %. 1879.
run was commenced Monday the New Or
leans Savings Institution. since which time half
million dollars have been paid out. To-day
the managers decided TO pay fifteen
per cent cash to depostors, and the
balance after ninety days notice allowed by the
charter The officers report the bank solvent The
January statement showed six deposits aggre-
eating 50 05O541. 1t is stated the caused by
rumors set ahoat that the institution heavily
loaded with State bonds, which have recently depre
cated twenty III We per cent.
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
BRAZIL.

YELLOW FEVER AT RIo-A RIOT AT MossoR.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
RIO JANEIRo. Feb 0, 1879.
An outbreak Of yellow fever of very severe
character has occurred among the shipping here;
but in the northeast provinces the health of the
people is improving. The government have already
contributed milrcis to alleviate the distress
in the northeast and have asked additional credit
of 10 100000 milrcis to provide food for the dis
trcssed inhabitants.
riot occurred on the 4th inst. at Mossor. the
military expelng the commander and Chief Magis-
trate from the town. Nine persons were killed and
many public and private stores were sacked
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
CANADIAN DUTY ON GRAIN.
MONTREAL, Feb. 2S, 1879

MONTREAL. Feb. 2s. 1870.
At special meeting of the members of the Mon
trca Corn Exchange to-day the following resolution
was passed by o large majority
Resolved That this meeting hears with considerable
alarm report that the intepton OF the
put protective duty brcastus and sincerely hopes
that IN adjusting the tariff they will slider great
hardship that would thus he inflicted this Dominion
and earnestly hopes that all grain and Hour from the United
States will be admitted free as heretofore
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
SETTING FIRE TO A STORE.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Feb. D. 1879.
DR.. Joseph c. YALE of Franklin. was bound
over to-day at Ware in the sum of
$4,000 to answer at the June Court.
the charge of inducing his younger brother to
burn their fathers store Sunday night. The fire
extingushed. but the younger brother confessed
that Joseph planned it. but got safely home to
Franklin The object to get their father to build
hap
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
NORTH CAROLINA'S DEBT.
RALEIGH. Feb. ~. 1870.

NlIEfGH, Feb. 2S 1870
The bill to settle the public debt of this state
passed both houses of the Legislature today. 1t
compromises the debt contracted before 1861 at forty
per cent of the principal. and the debt contracted
between 1865 and 1863 at twenty five per of the
principal Bonds issued In 1866 to fund the interest
then due compromised at fifteen per cent. Moth
ing is allowed for coupons nor special tax bonds
recognized. The new bonds to bear four per
cent interest and threefourths Of the coupons
be receivable in payment of taxes.
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
DISTILLERS UNDER ARREST.

SPRINGFIELD, H.. Feb. %, 1879.
In the United States Court here to-day twenty-five
persons arrested at Pekin and Peoria under indict-
mens found by the last Grand Jury for alleged whis-
key frauds, appeared and gave bail in sums ranging
from 81 900 to $ll 900. number OF others are un-
der arrest but have not yet been brought before the
urt
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
MEXICO.

PEOPLE FLEEING FROM SONORA TO THE UNITED
STATES.
SAN Francisco. Feb. rs, 1879.
San Diego despatch says:--"A special to the
Union to-day from Tucson says hundreds of persons
from Sonora are coming into Arizona to avoid TAX
ing part suffering the effects of the revolution
MANY of them are destitute"
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

CHANGES AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
ANNAPOLIS Nd, Feb %, 1879.
Ensign A. c. Hodgson has been detached from the
Naval Academy and placed on sick leave. Ensign A. A.
Nicholson has been assigned to duty in the Naval
Academy in connection with experiments to find
fha ~ nj ligh
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
A TRAIN WRECKED.

NORWICH, Conn. Feb. %, 1879
The eastward bound freight train the New York
and New England Railroad was wrecked on Thursday
night, near Abingdon, between Wilimantic and Put
man, owing to a broken rail. The conductor and one
brakeman severely injured and ten We're
badly broken up. The track was cleared early
Erday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours. in
parison with the corresponding date Of last year
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No. 2lS Broadway
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
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consequently he has given no audience to
the Aighanistan ambassadors since their ar
rival, excepting the official reception al
ready mentioned. He has received the
Grand Vizier, however, who, as is usual,
brought presents from the Ameer
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
THE PAIGE TRIAL.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

(Dy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
DosroS Feb. q, 1870
The large crowd that assembled in the Superior
Criminal Court to-day TO witness the continuation
of the trial of n Frank Paige was disappointed to
learn that the jury had been excused till to-morow.
The New York herald., 1879-03-01
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