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New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
DECISIONS-DEc. ,.

Supreme Court -ChdmbGs-By Judge Dauiels.--
nrake 4 Iawrence.-See memorandum.
HV Iuage Bfady.-Nyckon agt Brown.-See memorandum
Ionsve act struhcr-See nemo'anlm. Wilson aet.
Appe,l sustained item of stricken ag
Craig denied without costs Francis Illinois
anI 81 Louis Bridge COmpacy.-See IucmOIandum Hyucs
se EIy-Aetion ,leaiof gronnI that plaintiffs ia
oiyepcy established with abide event
Hrtulev Murck k-Moslon granted. agI
See 81 guardians anidavt Bastwick
Motion denied Conner dwards-Ordcr and
examination adjourned 10 December o. 1919. 1880 a
Paine agi Mead-Gye notice Baldwin ar aldwin.-OidcI
Granted savage agt McC0ttv. HOihcmer agL Nibbett
Maculay sHt- Head Colgate agt Whitman a ranted.
Spccal IrFH--B By Judae BafretiLanlD agt- Lamb.-Ex
ospions oyerred aud Judgment for PLAINTIFF Hewlet
tohn aud Others.-findlngs signed.
II, Judge Van Worst Low and another agt Hart-Iudg
rnent plaintin opinion Weber aVt Weber
Com plaut dismissed upon the ni-rts opinion.
Superior Court-h special Ierni-By Judge Scdgwick
More etc. sg'. Durr-ofder signed Harvard ct al agt
Bcrtaur.-Ordcr settled
BY Judge spe-Tabor sgL Van Tasseli a-This motor
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THE CHARGES AGAINST MR.. DAYENPoRZ
NOT coMPELLEw TO PUT IN HIS DEFENCE AT
PRESENT.

NOT COMPELLE1 TO PUT IN HIS DEFENCE AT
PRESENT.
In the United States Circuit Court yester-
day. in the matter OF the charges against John Daven
mort as chief supervisor OF Elections Judge Baichord
presiding E. Ellery Anderson applied for leave
stne new charge and specifications. George Bliss,
counsel for Mr. Davenport, objected 10 the substitution
before the present charge either withdrawn dis
missed The Court ordered that the Old charge should
be sricken out and the substituted. Leave
given Mr.. Davenport either te demur or answer the
charge.
Mr. Anderson then moved TO compel Mr. Davenport to
60 into his defence the charges against him as
United States Commissioner, In which the petitioners
have closed their evidence. Mr. Bliss replied by read
Ing an. affidavit made by Mr.. Davenport. which set
forth with other things that both proceedings were Tor
the purpose of ehectng his removal from Office. and
that both founded the petition and prose
cued the same organization and that no injustice OF
kind could come 10 the prosecution by reason OF
being required TO complete their him
Supervisor before he is compelled TO defend himself
In either case. .
Judge Batchford denied the motion Of the petitioners
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Mrs. Hayes attended church bazaar and recep
ftnrt
ITALIAN OPERA ON ITS TRAVELS.

Mr. Maploson has made his arrangements for the
tour of his opera company in the West, between the
end OF the present and the beginning of the Spring
scason in this city. and has decided upon
The dates. Tho last performance in ths
city this season will be tho matinee on
Saturday December 81. The troupe Will then
leave Ncw-Yory for Boston, where q two wees
season will begin Monday evening, December ~,
when Marimon will appear in y" sonnambula.n .
"hTda' La File du Regiment" =" Martha,
=" Linda aud Traviata Will be given the iirst
week Chicago will be the next city to he vlsilcl,
and a two weeks SEASON will BEGIN on January II,
probably with Aida" From January 26 TO Jan.
uary 81 the troupe will be- in st. Louis The hfss
week nf February will be given 70 Cincinnati. n
STAY of two days, February . and TO- Will De
mado in Louisville, after which ii.e company VIII
sing three nights on February ~. 13 and ii, m
Cleveland Philadelphia will b. given a week and
two nights from February IG Ia "a. and the tronpc
will be IN Baltimore On February %, - and u
Tho second New York season will begin March /.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
THE LOSS OF A HUSBANDS SERVICES.

Mrs Catharine Banta has brought a suit in
the Brooklyn City Court against Francis @. Quevedo.
the of the Brooklyn PARK Commission. 10
cover $4,000 damages The complaint alleges that the
defendant the owner OF house on the old Coney
Islandroad. Churchanc in the town Of Flaibush,
which leased by Mrs. Fulton for hotel purposes and
that the plaintiffs husband, George Bana, from July.
1873 roquented this house and spent about oneba of
his time there night and day. While there liquor was
sold 20 him roely and e thereby became untcd to do
any business Tire plaintiff alleges that she forbade
Mrs Fulton 10 sell her husband liquor. aud that when
she went there and attempted to persuade her husband
10 20 home, the defendants agent, one Stephenson.
to shoot her II she continued gong there.
The defendant denies that he leased the house
sale OF intoxicating hqrors wi.E tie kBO ledge tnat
II was 10 be used for purpose. lie also denies that
any cf his agents sold liquor TO George Danta aud
says that Stephenson not his agent.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
(INI. NOTEE

suit brought by Isaac n. Milbank against
Colonel James Benton OF the United states Arnory at
springleld Mass. the defence OF which has been as
sumed by the Government has occupied the attention
of Judge Wallace and jury in the United States Circuit
Court for four DAYS and Terminated yesterday 1t was
bcoueh to recover royalty every gun manufactured
The Springfield armOry between the years 1858 ana
rains was usei which plaintiff claimed covered
by patent taken out by him In ls6I Ihe amount
claimed was S35 O0O with interest The Court directed
a verdict ior the Government Assistant United states
Attorney Clark appeared for the t0yofnmant ana W.
W. Miles and william Stanley for the plantf
In the Kings County Supreme Court an ac-
tion was brought by Mrs. Sarah Ann Hobey against
Charles uobey and Elizabeth Ashkettle TO 81. aside
conveyance OF property at Greenwcodaye. and sher
inan-st The Defendant. ITobcy. who y the plaintiffs
hu sband conveyed the property - his wife with the
Understanding that she not 10 sell convey it, but
TO bequrath ~ tn her husband. Subsequently she con
veyed the defendant, Ashkctte. who III turn con
veved IL 20 him Mrs Hobey claims that the deed pur
porting he signed by her forgery the object ocing
90 , % ,,nr.hs ~ y i,naiir ssviun and ,baf she
has been an Invalid for fifteen years Judge Gilbert
yesterday denied motion TO allow .he pianin To sue
III lorna pauperis
George, the Count JOanncs," brought a
suit under that In the Supreme Court Circuit. be-
fore Judge Van Brunt yesterday against Jason H. Tute
10 recover 5000 for professional legal sarvices B. T.
Rusael counsel for tine defendant moved for disn,s
sa of the complaint on the ground that the plaintiff had
not hs real name that he had signed himself
on the roll of connsellors OF the Supreme Court as George
Jones' aud mat he esopped By that act from suin
by any other name. Judge Van Brunt coincided with
opinion and dismissed the complaint 10 the great
d-may the noble plaintiff.
The complaint of William Won Hendricks,
muatto. living 8t Pelesgroye. Salem County against
the trustees OF the public school at that place for es
ing to allow his children 10 attend the school. was
hear before United States Commissioner Whitehead
Yesterday IN Newark The defence represented that the
children excluded because the school crowded
while the Cedarve school nor colCrcd children, which
lad been bt the request OF cOored citizens. had
ample accommodations. and vas not far from Won Hen
drick's house.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
WEALTHY CALIFoRNIAN MISSING

Broadway shoe dealer named Smith called at
Police Headquarters yesterday and reported the
disappearance of his brotheI-in-law, John McCul-
loch. wealthy leather merchant of San Francisco.
Cal Mr. McCulloch came to this city on business
recently. and lived temporarily with Mr.. Smith in
Tuesday, and Mr. McCGlloch spent a part OF
the day in making purchases. io had on his
person about SO 800 in money, besides number of
was last by his fricnds on Tuesday afternoon
in front OF Macy's store at Sixth-ave. ana Four
teenth-st. tie then in perfect health, and he
said he wOu1d take the next train for California.
general alarm sent out to the police to search
for the missing merchant.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
MR. TALMAGE on WITHDRAWAL

At the Brooklyn Tabernacle last evening Mt
Tamage referred briefly to the recent action of the
trustees "The chief event of the week, of course,
TO me and to this congregation he said
"was the letter of the trustees Of this
church recommending withdrawal from
the Preslytery. This was made necessary by
the persistent and lOngcontinued outrages against
tho peace OF this church by certain neighborin,
churches and clergyucn. | desire little longer
time for consideration before making answer. and
shall take occasion to reply to the letter and say
some things that need to be SAID on next -unday
morning from the pulpit.
"Thc time will come when all the ships in the
Christian squadron will help each other. and none
try t. scuttle the craft in the same feet. No man
or church can be but up by trying 10 pull others
Christ. Let them commune as they will. preach as
they will. each in its own way. We must have
churches enough TO take all the people TO Heaven
Nav thcy come INTO the harbor with their flags hy-
ing and amid The cannonadiDg of heavenly wei
Gomez
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

moss transacted In the supreme Court Of the United
states to-day:
on motion OF J. D. Hcskell George Gartt OF Memphis
Ten8 admitted 20 praciifc al1o j. H. ACke OF
Franklin la. motion Of J. II. Reagan.
No ig9-rhe Merchants National Bank ot fihIuoiu up
pelani Wiari Carpenfer Il al; agfea fTom indiana
Submitted by Asa Izehart and 8 10 inson ef appeiul
Charles DeDhy and James NJ ShackefOrd io appt'
under 10Th ruiz. No. GZs. william J. Wood, palnl IN
ortcr act. Willard Carpenter; IN cirpr 70 the ,Ic"'
for tine District "f lnliana -
SGbmitted by A. Hobnson and Asa lzoar tor paintm
error Derby and !. W. >hackeinru lf deIcn
Ia under 10Th rule NO eeJ,Wli am Lu'n VI
etc appellant agt The MERCHANTS aohhi
rang ~ III. yeand 0fiO And 40 6-T.-f. W. Pciton,
tr.aSrra act the Commercial National Bank % Oedo
oGio ABnel ls from Ohio Argument continued by WAGER
ssayre appellee IN 40: 503 a1d by X y i,hnsh -"
apoean In No S27 Adjourned until Ionday at l2 O'clock
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
ARRIVAL OF THE PONCA INDIANS.

The delegation Of Ponca Indians who have been
travelling through the country to solicit aid ia BE-
curing to their tribe their lands, arrived in this
city Yesterday morning, and took rooms at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel T. II. Tabbles, of Omaha, who has
been conducting them their journey, was with
then when they arrived. The members OF the dele
CATION were Machunchzha or % Standing Bear" the
chief who WAS registered as homeless y: lnshta-
theamba or Bright Eyes" Of the Omaha Reserve.
the young squaw who has attracted much attention
wherever the delegation has appeared :
and Zouthetab, or "WoOdworker," of the
Omaha Reserve. The Indians remained in their bo.
tel rooms during the day aud appeared TO De anxious
10 avoid observation. In the evening ihey visited
with Mr. Tabbles the home of JOSIAH NJ. fiske, No.
999 Fifth-ave.. and remained until late hour.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
THE RIGHT TO SELL LIQUOR IN THE PARKS.


EXCLUSIVE JURISDICTION or TIE Pack coMMrs-
sIONrRs CONFIRMED-ACrIOS OF THE PoLICE
BOARD YESTERDAY.
Corporation Counsel Whitney yesterday sent
10 the Board Of Police Commissioners ms opinion
the power the police to prevent the sale Liquor
the public parks on Sunday Ihc question OF jursdlc-
ton was raised when sunday. july 90, Officer Hahn.
of the Thrty-second Precinct. attempted TO arrest
barkeepcr IA the Hghbridge Plrk Hotel, whom he
found selling liquor over the bar. park policeman
ordered the officer house. denying his light TO
make tie arrest and Mrs Schneider. tb" owner OF the
bar insisted tna she sold liquor under the authority
and by the license OF the Park Commissioners, 70 whom
alone she was respoD sbe. The matter discussed
by the POAee and Park Departments and referred
10 the Corporation Counsel His opinion sustains
elusive the authority Park Commissioners who by
law maintain police organization sufficient 10 enable
them 10 enforce order
Tie practice on the part Of discharged policemen to
sue for reinstatement has become general Cases
have occurred in which ex-pocemen who dis
redress In opinion on the subject the Corporation
Counsel suggests check upon This practice the en-
octment o q law by the Legislature limiting the time
in which policemen may Apply for restoration to the
force.
yesterday, Commissioner Wheeler moved that the
charges AGAINST Captain Williams for clubbing Charles
w smith be dismissed. Mr. French voted Aye aud Mr.
yoorls asked TO 10 excused from voting, as he had
not been present at the trial. The motion was carried
despite C0mnissioner MacLean's mo" The Board de-
cded 10 all the employees the tug-boa Grant,
heretofore used by the Street Cleaning Department but
now unfit service, and to sell the boat Power 10
remove discretion day laborrrs In the street Cleaning
Department was vested IN the Chairman OF the Com
mittee Mr. MacLean. The Board requested the Board
of Airport onment TO transfer the SUN OF so.v76 81
from other accounts In the police fund TO the account VI
cerss' and employ es salaries order that pay until
January may be provided Tor.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
MRS. HAYES AT pLAINFlEID. n. J.

Mrs. Hayes, the wife of the President. is spending
few days in Plaindeld. n. j., the guest of Mrs
A. d. Shepard. of that city. Yesterday morning
she visited the High School, and was re-
ceved in the chapel of the High and
Grammar Schools. George Vincent, on be-
half Of his fellow-students, aud as a
token of their appreciation for the honor con-
ferred by her visit. presented Mrs Hayes with "A
fiora horseshoe and a basket OF flowers. Mrs.
Hayes responded gracefully To a brief presentation
address, and afterward sbook hands with each OF
the pupils as they left the room. Later In the day
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
CONRT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. n. Y, Dee. 5.-In the Court OF
Appeals Friday. December ,. 1s79-ptesent the Hon
Sanford T. Church. CHEF Justice. and assneates:
No37-Cornea I0sse and others esecntois appellants
act Dani.I 4 Eullarf spDndent ArgHet by y POnd ini
appellants g =. Bulard Tor respondent no. ca,n
rasv appellant Argued by FRED. - small Tor appellaht
James B jenkins, for respondent No O'-M liItah "a
1nurch sfuinisfraiOr etc, appellant agt Jeth iowz
impleaieo etc.. respondent Argued by L. d. "mte ior
APPELLANT; \ y sheldon, for respondent - O
le foioag il the day calendar Monday, December 8,
1879: sos l3l, 1872, l3f. isG. 1877, 100. lS5, lfO
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06

An Irish clergyman's daughter, aged twelve,
said b. her father other day that certain c0nse
sronentlal person Was ba=te" Sharp parental re
ioof being promptly adm nistered. missy IetOrted tha
papa had very expression blniseI IN hst our
lavs service. Certainly not SAID the reverend papa
with much emphas- " o. but you did. persisted missy
heard you say that he that cxalteth hmse, sha De
n hast II fi.Out World.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN A CELL.

Thomas Bennett, a laborer, of No. S21 Sec
ondaye has been arrested several tunes for drunken
ness and disordery conduct Last evening. while under
the influence Of hauor. he attacked number of boys
going 10 the night school IA and chased
them with q drawn knife Officer Mccarthy. OF the
Twenty frst Precinct, disarmed him and locked
him np few minutes later, Bennett
attempted suicide by tying his suspenders
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
ON TRIAL FOR wIFE-MuRDER.

Pietro Balbo was put on trial in the Court
OF Oyer ana rermner. before Justice Daniels yester
day the murder of his wife. The woman was found
dead IN her bed at No II Roscst. the morning of
October l. 1879. with her throat cut. Balbo was ar
rested aterward Ia Southern city. The mans appear
ance as he sat IN court yesterday indicated neither
ylciousness nor brutality. hrs face seeming mild and
pleasant. Assistant Distrct-AttOrney Lyon appeared
Tor tire prosecution r. - Bucsiug nam and L. Oudn for
the prisoner jury empanclied yesterday, and the
trial will be Continued Oh Monday.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
ANOTHER MURDERER IN THE TONES.

George Smith. the mulatto who, on Novcm-
Der = shot killed Harriet savile at No l2s Leon
ard-st. and who WAS arrested by Captain Broea" on
Thursday nigit on a ship in the East River was ar
raieucd before Coroner WOiiman yesterday lie wa
committed 10 the Ionbs without bal 10 await tAe result
" inquest.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06

about his neck and hanging himself 10 the door OF ms
in an condition but stn alive. although he
had hung ms coat against tse 20 conceal his BODY
from view. lie down and when ne WAS ft-
stored 10 nc cursed the ouiccr roundy
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
A PRISONER ESCAPES FROM A TRAIN.
EDWARD ItNDNFRs cONFIDiNG KEEPFR-IookiSG
FOR IHK FUGITIyEs REMAINS.

FOR THE FUGrTIyE's REMAINS.
Edward Lindner who Is charged win the
commission extensive check forgeries In Newark ana
Is regarded as one Of the most expert criminals III
the country. escaped from the custody OF Coiohei
Johnson OF the Essex County Jail. early on
Thursday evening while being conveyed 20 Newark from
Trenton where he had been taken for exaoination on
writ of habeas corpus lY the Supreme Court o.
New-Jerscy.
He was taken 10 Trenton on Thursday morning and
was accompanied ouy by tie warden. WHO appears 10
have had some confidence in hun, since he was not
mauacied. examination Of the prisoner was post
poned by the Court until Tuesday, and the Warden
and Indnef left Trenton 415 10 return ON the
Bound BROOK route The Warden took seat about MD
way Of the smoknccar just after the train left Eliza
beth asked be allowed TO 20 TO the rear o INC
car The request granted. ana the warden took UP
n noson ON the opposite side 10 that he did not 70
out of the door OF the car.
At Ehzabethport station there was brief matt ana
then the run made at rapid rate OF speea across
the meadows East Ferry street station. Newark II
he found 10 mis- asOnishmcut that the window ana door
were both open Believing That Lnqnsr iIa ,Sa
meadOws warden first went to the ja TO secure the
To- To- EizaScth. when the Chief OF Police aided them
In a search along the track their idea being
ab'ed Tae warden and his assistant then
returned 10 Newark hut made no report
70 the 5cDrt House in Newark and informed Prose
cutOr and sheriff of the escape Word was then tele-
graphed superintendent Walng TO send out a gen
erai alarm. Lindncr IS wtu dressed. and pos
eessed plenty of means. Three days ago
he offered $3.50 20 detective n he wonid
aid him 10 escape and his proposition. having been re-
dnced writing by hun al nc request OF The oncers
has held evidence against him There are three
indictments of forgery against the might've =,
Lndncr first arrested IN Boston last Spring by
Newark officers, aud consented TO 80 to Newark
without waiting for a requistion. His trial was
DELAYED from time 20 time until two months
ago. when Charles Lndner. his brother. was
arrested Ia Connecticut accused OF completely III
these furge and finally taKen 10 Newark Both
brothers we're then indicted by the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
THE yoLKMERs PLEAD NOT GUILTY

Joseph and Mary Volkmer charged with adj
uiuistering poison to Charles f. Blair with kill
bim we're arragned Court OF General Sessions
fore Judge Cowine yesterday. They appeared
concerned aDn pleaded not guilty They will be tried
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
REC ORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN sFERs
wv -VpnE CRY

sianionst. NOI7si IOhn wctecs and wife ioJoseph -,
LeI,iesioa,..e. No s7G; Charles i ren Eawsrd
opdSks ave. . 200 il Of sa 81 l2,il war 5Oiio0:
ase rs'T - 50 pfls ana. ss1ioo neSs '''
Law Sni husband to Michael Lew. 1000
than Rose and vile IIsnIy ~ AhIens -. $4,000
stebsiSs So - ..' 80. - eOsco
70 AeoipS j Ssye -..Y-.vy' .. 1920
susan Iydecker :..::....... $500
Jackson aud vie 10 spencer A Fahnlng -. o5Oo
Deane' - lc.sl5
Knox. r.eSee to william Appleton and anoi1er 1926
Interest Au" w. . 70 5000
siicknsy ''' 80. esS0O
Eastman ana VITO 70 Iesfy o ispham 2ooOo
Other ''4a "' $4,000
o,, oschHmachsr % 70 o chafotte Van E te1 Ten =,
Elicit aaorher sIecnicrs, etc
l1Iisp. n s. Us II W Of sth ave soiioii ABE "'1'
ielt anu another erecstors ETC. TO Anna N Mon
Old Post Road i2ith ward over thirty acres su.iia
o., i lane referee. 70 GstsaIns g Giss -: 1900
Daiy TO The wes, side aud Youxors RaiI-
William Darling to John Piscsnsy. - =. 10000
cree to Elisa 7lO0
Same property Anna F 1 Williams TO same...-.....
III CORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORrGAGEs
Alsn. MargaIeha to Phebe Allen 81
....-............-. ...--..-..... 1900
Elliott B. lrasiee II Barney st5s
Geiier Emma 10 Philips 4ll3
Manhattan Savings Institution 10 susin AiyOrd.
Miller. C u and Others executors etc TO q Sohuy.
iet gnaIuisn exc Ty
Stahl o. Ecnler. eltO
SIeers Edgar -... 1000
RECORDED dORr3AGEs
tors etc cor Mad son ave ard G9d.sr $4,000
CrmminS J ID and wife 10 Il III Cu-ilin1n and others.
TRUSTEES. etc 9Th Of C2ds etc 2r wears 1000
dian eic n cor Pari aud BsEteI.s syesr. 600
nsionaTs Of iSith st. months 1000
Same 10 Caroline Bishop. ws le1inetou-ave. of 80
same TO William IA Sauidweii and another, eTscaiors
eie n w cor Lexington ave and IOIths months 1900
sdaye year .............'.... 5000
MernI II a Amelia Merritt. l2sthst, W Of 3d. ..
MonseIl anna NJ and husband 10 A d Elicit and
other. executors, etc. il9thst OF oihAve, 49,
Murray j and wife TO william Isascs. lllthst
4th-ave, mortgages months, total------. o,OOO
isSd A. Of sth-ave years ~. - eooO
same 10 William Darling. lS2d-st eof sih ave- 800
Place Rachel ana husband to II S Levy, 81 At,or.
hey St OF cirandsI 1000
Polak NJ TO Thercse FakmaD. l5thsr, Of 2dave oo
SHIRE Nina and husband to the Mount saa Hospital
ns6lstst g Of ithave. 3years 5000
Harriet g and husband to- IL Livingston,
guardian. etc, No IS West l7th st. 2years 5000
Williams n 4 TO Martha Phiieo, No is forE-st
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
Cratcs ano fenoers.
CRATES AND TENDERS.

largest OF low and halt low Crates
sotcoal with dumping shaking attach
brass open fropaoes. vlth andirons and has
CRATES wood hIes fener- Fire Coal o13
OF antique and modern designs. Wholesale aud rotaiL
given 10 bui ider- contractors and arclocA
Jas. CoNoyES co. 500 and 36S Cana-st. n. Y
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
Gitn Real GsIale for 5ale

A FOR SALE.-The complete cabinet-iin-
IA ished freCOed story. high brown stone
front house. B feet inches 'front.' by so feet In depth ot 100
between 9th and Madlsonayssi No.
- Esst 63d-st for $4,000. JOHN ID. CHIANINs. NO.
l.O31 3iavc.
NLINTON-PLACE (Sth-st.), between Broad
- way University place 50xl09 with large brick build
ings for sale. rutland WHITING, Beekmanst " y
EOR SALE.-Brown stone house, all improve
ments block from elevated station; price $1,000
easy termS Apply 4l3 West l3dst
LOR SALE-The first-class four-story, high
s;oop brown stone house, 227 West 45thst 2lx56. LOT
or,ier all improvements. Apply on the premises
LNOR SALE or LEASE. The four-story stores,
10 Gin and PAL Pearlst between Fulton and John - by
1877 feet Apply to GEORGE q. SAMPSON, 30 Broadway,
room l3
EOR SALE.-Nos. 20 and 22 East 63d-st.,
l. between Madison aod 5thssyeS, story brown stone
houses ready for completed by days work for
location style and size the cheapest orefed Apply on the
rl,O INVESTORS and CAPITALISTS-Thi
i weeks REAL ESTATE RECORD for sale at 1875 and
1877 Broadway the American News Company, Brentanos,
Elevated adj contains articles Congress- and Prices
Real Estate Bonds" startling facts from the Tax
Office owing how Real Estate Is tue scapegOat. The
Building and Good News Tor New York
other interesting articles list OF transfers.
mortgages Judgments hens and all facts about the real
and building markets
I'd LOTS, including full front Easterly
- Boulevard. ll3 and l14thss, TO- sale cheap BOYD.
premises