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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-10
Nihilism.

- A. t,l
This movement 10 wnicn tne oiooo.
thirsty programme now IN course Oh
fulhllment IS attributed, Is manly tne
result OF certain educa'ional phenomena
peculiar to Russia, ard OF the indignar
ton aroused in all classes OF the k9ssian
people by the oppressiveness ana cor
ruption OF the native administration.
Not 50 very long ago the RUSSIANS
believed reyerently and implicitly IN
God and the Car. Fantasuc ana
philosophical teachings, greediiy de,
vOured by the youth OF the upper ana
middle classes, and INFINITE suiiering'
inflicted by unprincipied iunctionaIies
upon the "tchorni narod," or Proieta-
rian population, have eIadicated rom
the Russian breast faith IN the very
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-10

SAFETY, efficiency and reliability are the
three cardinal virtues of . remedy, whether
in the hands Of physician or in those Of the
people at large. For the cure Of all malarial
or miasmaiic diseases, such as Chills and
Fever, or Intermittent Fever, Dumb Chills and
Chronic Enlargement Of the spleen, We have
such a remedy in DIR. F. Wilhoft's Anti-Pe-
riOdic or Fever and Ague Tonic, the compo-
sition OF which has been published by its pro-
prietors, Wheelock, Finlay & Co, Of New Or
leans. and is approved by the medical pro-
fession, and for sale by ali Druggists.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-10

Whatever name or designation is given
to cause Of Fever and Ague, or other inter-
mittent disease, II is always malaria. Elimi.
Is the immediate result. The safest, surest,
most effectual and, at the same time. per-
fectiy harmless preparation for producing
this happy effect, is CLIFFORD's FEBRIFUGE.
II represents in their utmost purity and free
from all irritating properties, the remedial
principles Of the East India Cinchona bark,
as grown on the Neilgherry hills. II Is the
most powerful antidote to malaria known,
and vet as harmless Is water.
j. c. RICHARDSON, Prop'r,
For sale BY all Druggists. st. Louis.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-10
Ghosts.


Not Col. Iugersoll's "aristocracy OF the
air" but real human ghosts. Ghosts that were
once healthy men and women, but are now
simply the "ghosts of what they once were"
As we meet them, and inquire the cause Of
all this chance, they repeat the old, old
story, IA co!d," neglected cough ''ca-
tarrh, - "overwork," or "dyspepsia," "lIver
complaint" and " constipation" with unsuc-
e.ss vi physicians and remedies. In Offering
his Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
Purgitive Pellets for the cure OF the above
affections, Dr. Pierce does not recommend
them IS sure curc'' ia all stages. For If the
lungs be half wasted away, or there be can
cerous complication. no physician or medi-
cine can cure. The Discovery is, however, an
uneQualed pectoral and blood-purider. 1t
speedily cures the most aggravated cough, or
cold, aid in its early or middle stages, con-
sumption. By correcting all Irregularities Of
the stomach and liver, it readily cures
blofches, pimples, scrofulous ulcers,
"bunches," or tumors. Hundreds testify
that ii has restored their health, after eminent
physicians had failed. For constipation, use
the Pellets. As local remedy for catarrh,
use DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedv.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-10

Krapotkines claim descent from Rurik,
and belong to the cream Of the old aris-
tocratic Russian society, which looks
down upon the Roman0ffs as "Germans
and parvenus, and has kept the reign
ing dynasty at distance ever since the
present Emper effected the emancipa-
ton of the serfs Nihilism counts its
acolytes in the very ranks Of the Rus
sian police and gendarmerie by hun
dreds. 1t is so great and so imminent
a peril TO the State that unless it be
speedily surmounted by vigorous meas
ures, or neutralized by sweeping admin
istrative reforms, there is no saying to
what catastrophes it may lead. The
method by which it has hitherto at
tempted to remedy popular grievances
can not be too severely deprecated; but
the practice of that method appears to
have paralyzed the Russian executive,
and to have struck deadly blow at the
very heart of long-established and
carefully organized despotism. The
Nihilist disease is the outcome Of cor
ruption, and peremptorily demands
radical cure, which can only be effected
by the thorough going removal Gifts pri-
mary causes. and by the Introduction
into Russia OF an administrative system
based upon principles of honesty and
equity. Telegraph.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-10
HINTS FOR THE.HOUSEHOLD.

Dried beef can be cut off with q
plane in the thinnest shavings, and is
much nicer than with any other method.
in the washing of children's stock
ings q great help will be found in using
wooden stocking forms on which to
dry them. You can obtain them at the
stores, or have them made to order
without much expense.
One of the infallible rules of know
ing a careless housekeeper is observing
where she keeps the matches. If they
are scattered over every shelf in the
house, be sure she is careless; but il
she has q matchbox in nearly every
room, there must be a different decis-
ion.
-Cup-puddings: Take l quart of
milk, yelks and ! white of egg. 5 Ia
blespoonfuls Of -four, and about / pound
of butter, and as much sugar as requir-
ed; bake in cups, beat the whites OF
eggs and powdered sugar to froth, and
pile on top. serve with sauce.
For washing red table linen, use
tepid water, with a little powdered
borax, which serves to set the color;
wash the linen separately and quickly,
using very little soap; rinse in tepid
water, containing little boiled starch;
hang to dry in the shade, and iron when
almost dry.
There should always be hanging
above the sink and dish-pan a pocket of
wood containing the bowl of broken
brittania spoon, and small knife about
inches long, made of very hard wood,
and sharpened at the corners. The
spoon bowl will be found serviceable for
cleaning and scraping kettles, and the
knife for multitude of uses.
Clothes pin bags are usually made
with a shirstring run in the top, and
are always a nuisance. They are much
nicer hemmed round the top and
hung up by means of q loop. A basket
with wire hook fastened on the ham
die to hang on the line, or box with
cords fastened at the corners, and fin
ished with hook to allow hanging OF
and slipping along the line, is nicer
still.
Baked Rice Pudding: Boil together
in saucepan pint of milk and the graf
ed peel of small lemon. In another
saucepan boil q tescupfal of rice until
tender, and, when done, drain of all the
water. Beat eggs till light, stir them
in the milk, with ounce OF fresh but
ter, q of pound of stoned raisins, a
! of a pound of sugar, q little grated
nutmeg, and 9 tablespoonfals Of rose
water. Add the rice. Stir all well to-
gether, and bake in buttered tin an
hour.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-10

A California Colony il being formed At
Buffalo, n. T., to settle tract Of 1000 acres in
California. Those wishing to know all about
it and California Colonies, can learn by in
closing six cents in stamps, 70 California
Colony, "A w. Swan Street, buffalo, n. T., or
to Wendell Easton, p Montgomery Street,
San Francisco, California.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-10

mo FIsHIN' HERE" is the common
sign that meets the eye of the sports
man-and there is more truth in the
statement than would at first appear
Ne,o Hacen Register.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-10

BROKEN HEART is the romantic name
of q railroad station in Minnesota
Touching as this title is. however, all
sentimental persons must acknowledge
that Fried Liver, mining village in
Arizona, is still more tender.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-10
FreeNSl Persraias-Free.

National Life is the title Of . new Pamphlet
Of q pages. 1t contains the biography Of all
the Presidents Of the United States, from WaSh-
ixgfon TO Hayes with their portraits (19 in all.)
engraved expressly for this work; also ~ pOr-
trsits Of Canadian notabilities. National Life
will be sent to any address, BY mail, on receipt
If Sc stamp. H. r STEVENS. Boston, Mass.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-10

NOTWITHSTANDING the many competitors
in the field. the Gilbert Starches manufsct-
ured at Buffalo, N. T., are pre-eminently the
best in the world. These starches have stood
the test for years and are conceded to be the
purest in the market.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-10

IL making bread not only should You select
the best -four. but the best yeast. NATIONAL
YKAsr is acknowledged by all to be the best.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-10

Cnsw Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23

st-rur,F COURT CHAMBER Donohne NO day calen-
dar !. caers for fodav Will be- called onouow
Mo-, i6 o. l6s 100 ia IT, IL. l79, ls5. 247
as. % Pol, lJ2, -J3. %. 25' 100
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on, No. liza - Petrsrew sst tl-naY y" d-N c.et'~F
1e-. ,l7o5 i55 "a ii D. S15 li1 49, q lI-7 us,
ll-g llsl 49, ll97 1872. 1888. u B. l2O4 100, l-V9'
80 rFiIoa corRr-GESxn., TEa,L-Aaioarned die
SPECIAL rERS Freedman. Court ope"s al 10 a. H. NO
"s ifs-si rFEn-PAar l-seirxick. J.-Conu opens
a N Case on. NJ js2 -broSn ast Gunnson No d@y ca
Ps,r II-Spe,r JCouri opens ~ II Mos. sG7. AL,
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cCKEoN PtEAs-GESraAL TKN- Adjourned sine die
sPcGAL IkilA-beaei. J.-Couri opeus - IA 4 Mos
on, 80. 5.-FTankhnte I'm, Company sgL sisby NO daV
calendar.
IL D. No day ca entaf.
P.u uLsrre~ore .,our, opens ~ y a n.No'
akEDE CoCH- TRIAL iLas All Gorpp Court
opens a. Mos ~, a. 80 z-lH a.. S6l4 SssI.
X8a. 26.. Az aC9-, -o. IL. NJ. 20, 25t
pan Tl-Slnnstf ~ Adjourned unri November 3.
PAEr ui-rheflcan J-Cgnri opens al ~ a. m--Nos.
3l4I 8. 80. sos. So, Ia. 10 -, "a
GsNEKAL ~FssinSs-PsEr I-C0Flug. The People agL
ECNaId Frank ami itefJ william tltL
AL -afun Arthan- ""tN.--f --..'T liz
Francisco A.. H. sau@0ra JeAs T. Beb.aqu2 FOL
gcTy Nensop Cam lhYr robbery -, -
larccnv fron the per~0n william ld Thomas k'id rob
obin graEa iaEe ~ Alexander Dow fAl4p Aa1o' burg
larry James H. Sibney, excise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
DECIsiONs-OCT. 90.

S,,,e,os ,'ourf-C hdmbers BY Judge DOnohue.-
M, rope,t including term and costs Of MS morton
otherwise denied Preston AIT Dune ct ) Judgment IA
me- there arr INV quies tho per
H. syo ecbeiendants should consent to
Of other action when tla Is Gole he motion VI. De
al Dui ueiied preston act Dunne kn.on
sg- oi thout costs uemoraud un
innhar at CnGhpr No Comp .siut dismissed. Dunn
AIT Iayaen-, annot MAJ u olsl; sdysf a.
ton net -tar0eck AIT Nothing 10 sustain
i ns',~ Vfs.p 9ook an Sin,o1,t Motions granted.
NLE ~ a.l-~, nm 49,, Ye,fon veis@n -rsni-1
s,hauer could see meTnol tnauin I'D lhs maj
POI an Bans BARLEY MOI ou denied see mem
sin fS yort LIE Insurance company ruoin
same. Dew IN Burpo sutton agL Hallgau In the
soeciai Ten. By Judge Van Norsr-Ihe Paciuc Ma
steamship Company agt the May r etr oioon graz IA
trs s other. etc agt the LOUIS ETC.. Railroad Com.
psnY.J ilr dei man On Geurrr opin9 E- ~
HARRISON at Harrson-Recrrea % Arthur Johu-s esq.
>,p.ri0r f0urf-l>Dsciai Ierm-Bv Judge Freedman.
fi, .g, Goebe EIrrnoa ei a aet The k 1ickeraockcr
Life Insurance COMPANY stewart al "'eey. JiaeS OF
ca, So T. calendar Williams Guon Reference ordered
y gnaora AZ, s'gA. E, i,eo n ir leon az
E.h.7sra ct nd signed. Russ j = me Mayor etc
iasur approved Nerceiou at Fo~rorerei on dsv oa-
sncar for Ia ne matter oi spront-
inc George Truman glsrlan htem Lou F. q. X -y
an iniant c~rnan -st brose 81 So s.e-,ig uos
Ia the matter Of ne petition " !racyiei de-
Al II cl.flssai Of comp ant dove at Mler-OTder
granted.
tommoR Special TT7n-Bv Judge Roach
Weh,ren ag TOrrey.-A pplcation granted Wooiey agt
NV motion a-ued. Hart t.. flel>u
0iAeI-.-A ppncutun granted
Murine Court - Chdmbers - By Judge Shea
Atwood Az M4rks-Jrler ri med AMI uled. Brady agt
Jones- granted directing paurif he security sin
e. ff AIT Val ~llfh 8r NrEuf-N ofsnr sraufri Oton
nor Blvd-Iuagnenr dc uurrer. LOWS AT Ihorne
Jon Mualeu appointed recc'ver.
Judge Bufllhg agt Gnuther-MotOn oenied a.
per iurSe.nent pal'er-
Hv Judee ~inuotf.-Pruger sct Hsrt-MouoD denied and
down for October 80 ~ ana nolun 10 al
vance cause granted for November Z. 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
SPEED. LESS DEVELOPED.

Thomas r. bay colt IS 70 hands. years by Edward Ev
IF HluhlHfIu.I. showed lnNr
yea old 2sfs-4 Hrcenr taken has shown quart ter
in 80
Lender Uav g.I!ng 10 hands, wears. Edward Everett
out ~ b shaw mare. showed last week 23I =
Alice Alien chestnut mare. IS hands years. ~
Au-slA tar. dam lddI FRANKLIN Cti-lit 't a ra'A
las last eek h0wn Us 20 NAs 10 "lA lltir %
portunity
intermediate DaY mare - hands. by Happy Nef nm lA7
high prieT speed. It. development fin
upted wing each cot al her side. ha
IT tied gu rtrr la if-ec. add ine IA $50 70 wagon
Dick trosby gelLing 1874 hands, years, by All
kicuuoIl ssh Or iuis ms black1rel 0nt - lia4A o. .
dam HiiA yrry Lilc iri tiAs las snow -jI
Ruric Neveil. gediug years ov Edward veret ont
Ella mic record. bu-l Ha- been
trained little this year Tor the urst anu SHOWN Zs5 -
wagon In ~ prom sing way.
Pamela bag mare hands. years, by Edward Everett
Iy n lu.b-tolan h4s sno ia LOS Is Ia ROAD Use
would doubtless improve II trained
Helix chestnut mare 81 hands bv hher'e'n dam
Dy jupiter second dam Dy ocelJs American var. Has
recently shown -..JiG
Hernia black mare l5.3a hands years. by Wooffnrf
Mambrino lam aermOsa by Edwin Forrest Very liue
driven -AONed5rt
Teny hay ally fair .ze by Harold sire o. Maud q
NO0ntlfr. dam -u- dudley oY EDWIN rviies~ SHOWS
30. gait 70 training.
FthcIberta hay lily 10 hands. years. by Harold dam
the telra Mambrno Plot by Pilot IT. ha- shown
SAB %
Portia chestnut hy years. Starie dam By son n
Toronto Chief only driven three weeks showed quarter
43sec.
ArnbelIa chestnut nv by Starte lam by Admin
l--ratOr Ond dam By. old tar. rely broken an
could show 800 galt without any training.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
UNTRIEo AND GROWING STOCK.

Prom year Ods. comprising nve cois nine
geng and nineteen lilies are from very 81 %, ior dams 9y
Everett ~ Judge Fullerton, Zlb
Mountain bow 2:,U1. Elliott trial. Pisa Hsmbrino.
22Ii4 sheridan 2.~2-2i Tanner BOY Z:-z-2 etc Nam
briuolPoi sire 2ls2 MamOrnO CIT. 20, o.
Woodford NambrnO record p -, ana lire ~ Ahoo sfr
22l Magenta E24 - eos Harold sire ~ Maul - rltl
2l7- old NOOuude. uvc-r ear-Od recOrl, IA
Good Morn -:2s2, etc. Belmont sire OF Nutwo" --V2
Dick Moore, PA Nj Desperandum 2l4 NedReWooc.
223Asl -artle inveyearold trisl 2lSa and Prince I'm
peria trial. 223'r, sou OF Flora Temple.
This almost without exception. prOninng and at
trscfv- little Of their aten
his IN nj absorbed W n the pro-
gfe-- training stable Of developed tiers such
Raruz Dexter Edwin Forrest. Music. Nay III. keeLe Jim.
Cuy'rT Msud Macy or on, Magnetic NJ alice. Mo-
sev annie Etc II which rot IN 40 or bet
ir Hence ne Youngsters barely been broken. and
some them -four years. have been shod
doubtless prizes among his unfed Dt
AL viii b. sold shine there beng shelter Tor the a.
without post ponementor reserve even 20 more
than DER offered For catalogues etc. apply "a
PETER &. KELLOGG Il co.
Nev ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
GIN Real Gslale TOT safe.

a RARE GEM.-NOrth Madison square ei"-
a rant broWnsOne man sion, Soxl0 d. win -tan4es III
NOR ~AIE.-Ihe frst-cass fOuI-stOrv, high
srron hrovn.sfone house 2Z7 West +1fi-ti -lxon 10y
100. walnut nush Broadway nearly new ~ sool
order. all III provcm.nts Apply on the PREMISES
lNn n 81. ON corner IN Odd Ward, 17Sth-
LSFt5 ~ Vii De- sold low and easy terms III Ian u
* WHITING Beekman-st
III LOIS. including full front Easterly
- Bou evard rs and llithss FOR SALT cheap Bon D.
premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
BROODMARES AND F0ALS.

There are twenty incung daughter ~ Flora
Temple and get Manbrno Chief. kvsdtA's Hambe-
on an Admnl-tatlr Jupiter NtrnO Black Hawk. Happy
Mefium Acad. schuyler toaX Billy Denton anu otter
good sire- some fast roting records Four
teen have fOsls Their sides, which ss catch
Four c0lis de- Edward Everett and one
and les -arre Al these mares, nleb1eG 10 De
hired. been. by stArtIc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
.s.ory BROWN STONE awelllng wlth IOt so 3, .tn.

4story brown stone dwelling with of, No 473 5tn-
ssS $4,000
Hot West asih st. 575 IT Of SHAVE. s7.diiOco;
lot SSi shave 7es II Of 7sthst 25.s1iOOi
lot 'T East iOqdsi s 27o IT Of istave. 25I
i0ie Sn tsspipssse 4 Friedman 24OoO
'o,s oS "fs' M5nso s- 10 II " u 500
i'c !fsSf CT in 'os''n'. ' slice
lots oo "s,' 51eon 40 OF e.on 0e-5
81 Leri. MeSs 1ra e.. ,,,,-
- 1910 ftw Of univsIsitypl, lot 25Is4lO' :, soo
WIN i~'i'-'--j Bv Richard z Earncn
lot Alexander so u Of lssthst les1soo' 600
''''"-"'' '''' ' Bv = x st;rsisoa.
2stOry frame building with lot No "a tast ld2'n-
MsSy op D,a y I" @a4'e IO' .... 400
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
SEN YORK CITY
loan ~ 900 u W Of sd-ave 70 Lexington-ave, 900
T. c1 ; John Deane and wife 10 William ems 5000,
Trust a l Of al her real estate from Greer to
John sso gI6 'e +, q is,sve 2SIsoiO
the Industrial savings Bank to Johan a soo
Aliens, NO ls'' 2o1s'e sucAel anu N4' $4,000
Lesge,tsye ~ cor laItns 'oTlOo George 1000
Atn,,l ~ y, q Asl iN 5000
Fo7sytlst 80 sot Houston St. Zl1o'4O2' 5000
S7tRs Is 2 ,D = OF s'h-'ve. leilOOo Long 10000
More. ana other: to same $50, $50
l4',h -, - r, " 81 ,ti 1 Ei Assoc
eo's $ 81 :, 1I '.lit ,'os $500
Bedfofd-t No az sarah ltlson and DINERS "
L l lllsun..----'- ---'--+------'---
RECORDED LEASE.
CLARK Z p 70 william II Knapp. No 40 East 14thst =, oo
wears. animal rent OF. 800
RECORDED REPORT or COMMIs74OSEi.S - IAN
Triton.
Estate Of Robert Day. deceased
eECoKDEJ NORTGAGE2
Csuphen James 70 Abram wyckof. 5sth-st' o.. o,o
of l-I-a-c. month 7''
chrisng " i, u, ana sy.'nsf mo.ls " il -. 1850
j 4 the sew oik LII, III
sgr-aee con2av v. "a t,' o. .'A''e $1,000
I've. 80. 20 ne Lmisa a,.Iar ear. $500
Jonas ARA "a j. A 80. W. no 1.~n 7Als- 1900
kerfv j al l. ga -. properly on
leasve Nqa.og- ,o,i nd dave go -.-' $500
Niece, lhoAss 10 a II Robertson oo'A'N LOCO
on : II 70 4 is ,Ss executor etc $4,000
Hiai9 fGu.c + 70 -ir Charles Murray. c r. 5000
si-st. D. OF 4th ave years 4''Oeo
Van If.ru, Ella 4 and us. and 10 Cora a' ! MYIDu
Mofai. l5thsL n OF Ave1, lots . mortgages ron
uIoui 10. total -''NN
wi ssrs ,a.,r 70 James White 1900
RECORDED A-sIGNMLNi- OF MOklIA1E7'
Re GRAFT Henry p O. charles Buf1ensick---'. 'n
htrby john 10 L Gates nt
sacLloe. q 70 John --....---- I-yO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
REAL EsTATk.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. oct. D. ls7g.
The following sales were held az the Ex-
ekSnec salesroom TODAY
l. J & T. PAtiira
4 l-su0r marble with - Ahts-st
Church 81 lot 2J1sJi Lewis May $4,000
Set bT DuilQin r with Nus a.
and 4s3 7t-avc. IA G. OF Ads plot VI and SIX
%: L MoTrls ....--...... 70 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
4 so FoR ~ MrRIsoNMENT DIsNIssED.

a SUI FUL AI--L M NL-II-' lII--N4 IIi7ll1
William :. Kelley, a. receiver Of the prop
ery OF selah Her obtained Judgment pa TIE superior
Court on February -. 1870 against Charles Dusen-
bury for S3627 81. The defendant arrested under
tlc Judgment by order OF Judge sper but appeal
T. the II Appeals held that The arrest was
void and Illegal a. the affidavit which the order was
granted did state sufficient statutory reasons Mt
DuseuDury sued the receiver before CnieJusicr DAILY
In the CUurt OF Common Pleas, yesterday, 70 recover
10000 damages for false Imprisonment. ID. NJ. Porter
for the defendant moved 20 dismiss on the ground ina
III cause OF action accrued when the order o arrest was
first granted. ana there 10 now barred by the
statute limitations. IL COuteuleu FOR The pail-
mi who appeared py Mcs-rs. Hail * BtIdN, fudi the
statute 20 run until the decision of the
Court OF Appeals given. Tue motion 90 dsniss Was
granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23

GETTING MONEl b FALSE hLFEL-LN IAII0Ns
Henry Ash, young man OF respectable
appearance, WAS arIaigned in the Cour- II General
Sessions yesterday, charged with representing hmsc
10 be- Thomas Day, tr.. son OF Thomas Day, we'll
known merchant OF Francisco The prisoner called
upon several firms this city the Inc OF bust
ness a. Mr Day and obtained sums OF money ranging
from $40 SO until he could near from his father.
An pleaded guilty. lie sad that DOrn sea,
hut that De lived most OF his life az 50. Louis.
Jur ge Gldersleeve sent him 10 the EInira Reform
afOry.
Peter Reynolds and Edward Winters, by representing
themselves % detectives. eud 10y threatening TO
cause trouble Giuseppe GregerO, Of No 43 Gro by
St. obtained from aim several small sums OF money
Yesterday Judge Gllderseeye sentenced them 10 I'VE
months Imprisonment.
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Clin propcrtp 90 Get.

PAYMENTS to LET IN the new. apart
n meat house $50 7thave especially adapted ior NAL
g,utee families al mode improvements ana
halls Janitor In al enhance MODERATE renlS Apply
10 ROMANO BROWN, l,2eV BrOad"Ay.
1sNO IET.-Avenue-A Eastern Boulevard. be-
tween -Oth slststs. two modern pIlvdis oven,
ines perfect arranged tor one Ut TWO MAes zoo
per month open a. day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
QOunlrn properip Tor Sale an0 60 Lei.

A DESIRABLE farm of y acres in Monmouth
auror on september 20, 1873 For parltu arr address
EZRA A. O~BORN. Administrator. MlddietOwn. \. J..
Fine Country Residence. Westminster
= Ccruty sx acres. al compete cost s5OOnpi WI De
sod regardless offer wanted 4umutes ron New OK
Address T. o. Box Slsd. ciiy
Tor SALE-Counrry place, near TarrytOwn;
Il ~ acres; house Of 10 rooms. also place hear
MamaTOneck. u acrta rooms gOpi uu oul4NsSi ~Iin9
easy. Address = VAN WICK, - West l2thsI
EOR SALE.-A country seat of II acres e
Que hour the New Haven Road !. mile from me ga
NON good improvements all furnished and stocked Apply
10 OWNER, 243 W est ssth.si-
TOR SALE CHEAP.-At Bergen Point, y j..
ON the best IN the town. house al lp
on COftagst between HoUert and orient sts. cos s-Ov
rents for -la2 PEI vi be sod ior sVVU ApPs !"
II. COMBS IL Westst, New 1oIk CIV.
nor SALE.-Farm III good order; splendid
location a short distance from Gepoti one hOgr from
Address rREASU n (, Z. v. Box 4.1s2 New-fork
UANDSOMEST, CHEAPEST, BEST IL
III n ON COT TRY RESIDENC k for the money =
9- rsuffu ont lawn shLde, NUT Darn II inurs
10 CITY . s4.5O,, Box 10 tranford \ j.
arrange, y. J.-Houses ana Country Seats
~ fo len ana Tor sale great variety also fsr and 9uid
NJ Iots. HLACKWLLL BROS as Broadway. Room
ITO BUILDERS and INVESTORS.-Lots TOR
sal.-3zO -u.tAble for priced dwellings SO9 with
water front distance n IN ,y - az As
90" 20 Exchange place
ASEss 5lSnssS So "a Sart
,..r, fo. These ands low, and on tyOrabe
terms 6oirespondeBce solicited EULAND "HIlANN
Beekman-L
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t3rooklnr Hcal esIar, for oals.

TLTGANT RESIDENCE for sale on Column
l. bs Heights synHouse brown stone front NS.
for stores and basement view uf the rver VII %
sod oe pce great chance bargain. H. = bC seIAO
-I3 Muuiague-si.. Brook n.