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CALENDARS THIs DAY.

sf-pprE CorRr-Cn AMBRrs- WesthrO0k, J.-COurf
al 1890 Calendar called n IL q m Nos I9i, -,
40 a. 49, lU3 lO5 III, 1876. 100, 49, 40 49, 1877,
~ fEGoE coURI-sFEcIAL TFRx-curts c. NO day
COMMON PLnAs-srEuAL TERM-c. p. DAILY, C.J.-No day
Gale
IAgIST COURT Trial TERN-pART L-AdJourned until
Friday ~
334 351s no. H. 49, llJ, III no ~ lis, ll9, 10
I2l, 122. - .,..
Pam IlI.Aker c. Court opens al 10 m Nos ~
g. e. ., ~, 3lsO2 1892, 3I19 l2 ~ 10 49, i- i7,
IzS. -
GENERAL sEssoys-rALT Glowing, THE PeOpe Nct.
James annnr Henry Eunz John Lohninn, u iou ns-
snut ard battery Jams Gallagher, samuel Henfet-
son. Thomas Ianon James ScuiY Fr8ucis Gafducr Phip
STARK burglary George Brant Mary Cou on JACOB EckciL
James Nuuei grand larceny John Lcliy John Davis,
Ella saul John COrcoran larceny from the person Fran
Sinclair Ileul b. Moun, petit larceny Pal sullivan.
assault battery Jam Moore, iunlous assault snd haf
terry Frances song. Rudolph HeH burglary; Augusta
Schong disOrie " house.
PAIR II-jlderseeye. 1.-The People art. Michael Curly,
John Benewad. Edward Do"d fr"nous assault aud battery
Ions Kuhlhe rape: Ran Dennis iuuran samuel Fc-
bar Thomas Sullivan burglary faioA Auty, atsiut ana
battery Layiuia binnis. larceny from the person.
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CIVIL NOTES.

Euclid g. Burns has begun a suit in the SUI
prrlne Court. Brooklyn. against James T. loic TO re-
cover SO 900 damages for SANDER The planh alleges
that Hole with the intent inurc his character stated
that hc arrested him (3nrs) FOR obtaining ptoms
spry note fraud. thai Burn, Ia the AAolt OF
getting drunk Judge Pratt yesterday denied INC de-
PENDANTS application for ball OF particulars
A motion was made yesterday before Judge
Pratt. In Brooklyn, amend the appeal Of the respon-
dent In the OF the People on the relation of John
Kelly AGAINST the Brooklyn Common Council, better
known a. tho Daniel O'Rely ease, IN which sixteen
members ~ the Common Council were lined FOR CON
tempt IL was alleged by The relaor That the cefrnclte
Of service WAS omit cd the remarks made by
Judge lher the close ~ The nrst days argument
should not appear In the record. The motion was or
posed by the Corporation Counsel aud decision was re-
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OBITUARY.
SUICIDE OF HUNT. The ARTIST

PORTSMOUTH. N. H.. Sept. s.-William NJ.
Hunt the weiLknown artist OF Boston, coinmica sur
eide AT the Isles of Shoals to-day. by drowning hn'e
i'm a tank on Aupledore Island The body was reco'
cred The cause OF the act isnot known Mr. hunt n'o
been AZ the Shoals for several weeks engaged ~ D'
favoritc work When last seen he seemed 10 DO I'D eA
celcnt spirits.
William Morris Hunt was born at bra''ic
horo' w. March 81. 1924, and entered h"f'"ru w,
lege I'm 1910 We did not complete bis course tere' %
went 10 In 1885, In 1sis he became the pup
Of Couture m Paris, and in 1853 he retnrne" 70 '
courtry residing for some time at Newport ne u
moved from Newport 10 Jamaica Plain near hos'o"
where he continued to reside until MS ae','"
Mr. Hunt was one Of the first to INTRODUCES VIM
ia commonly known as the French schooi OIL
ar, in this country HIS pictures are numerous ana o
"reat variety In subject. He 10 peSl KNOW
by his genre pictures and MS .!@,cI a, the
Fonntaiu'S Marguerite" d" Morning Star" BugiS
nave most IN not all been reproduced in autographs
For several years Mr. Hunt had taught cldsses c aIs
in Boston. He the brother o, Richard MOTIFS ai
Hunt the architect Of the Tribune BudinE ana thr
Lenox Library this city, IN 1889 Mr. Hunt puhlsned
series of autographs OF his paintings, representing
picturesque types Oh city life in Paris.
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SIDEWALK INSTRUCTIONS.


WORK WHICH OUGHT TO BE DONE.
GENERAL DEMAND That THE WORK sHOCID BE DONE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIOLATIONS OF Ia"
AND ORDINANCE. go
II is not announced what further steps VIII oe
taken by the Bureau of Membranes ior the
removal of distractions from the streets o"'
from the public declarations which Mr. Blu
me,thal the chief of the Bureau. has made III 'he
mast il s believed that be viii not stop IN ms WORK
until the sidewalks of the entire city are clear now
that the courts have sustained him IN the exercise
Of the power which he has long believed the law
nlaeed in his hands. When tho Common Council
had some ground for believing that IL hau
mower to authorize the obstruction OF the side
walks il passed ordinances which placed limits To
the exercise of that power every one OF which
IS violated openly on nearly every street In the ctv
Now II has been decided that the Common Council,
under the charter of 1873. has no power to obstruc
the streets even within the limits il assigned froM
1888 70 1866: and the time has come to which MI
piumemthal looked forward when Ia his report 10
Commissioner Campbell last January he sad; May
we moi hone that some clearly defined laws
and methods may be adopted to ihe end tAat the
streets and sidewalks Of city shall be IN TACT,
rs they are in law the property and convenience oil
the whole public r
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Proposals.
DEPARTMENT or TUr1sTrRIor.
nEEtgR on INuTAN AEFtfna
CEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed 'sProposals

~. >.
C,FALED PROPOSALS, indorsed .Proposals
ST Ws s rss Of sd is Sa s So .
Monday Scp.eabr Is. Is5o for iunisins the following
Pows Sressias win rolling 4nd wheel ~
inch 2ss IL Inch %; 10 ncn. ntrrug ~ inch 1872;
10 N H. 2s1i inch. 100 nsh. 4Oi oeshoye IN
IL TO- s2GC pounds Machines iafrshnF lao~inK; ~
esigs g moving and respi. $ ns ~
Com n e cg1n Yan.e: G DON ns See IS o1
Slaves ing handled ~ doz snort handled D. - aoz'
soc coz, psae gg do s s aa s SS .ghe
sop cos Ssa' S o Ss pc h' ia Ynss ana bows OK
Ct ime doz; hay' tine. a. doz. nay tinc, dot
wrescbos monkey d doz. Hooks potato ioz Harness.
doubts blow, VIZ. back band 81 sss wsSe WIN gsee
inch coz; ~ inch. sdoz crowbar-. lo0 ~sgons VIDE
@ a. 49, lea S be- s se box %s I
200 Axes and haads leOy pick gi,h 1Ah o 49, as
~, bes Vii e opened and READ publicly beginning tns
hour above nanea bidoers ny,tcd 10 b. present. 81.
give the oI ali parties IL rren m .,
parties IT, and of his advertisement
Bladder. must designate places Of business and post
respt efsnss m any bud heretofore Any all BIDS
any part Of any bic. WIZ be rejected a'"eu io ~ '
PXRTict LAR ATTLsTIoN T. INVITED TO THE
Every bid mast he accompanied by certified check or
% D aya sos no one 9TH Of he nsrcSair
BANKS United States Deposteriss W. Sasa SYorE
nAnk New York National SaS"Swak DPbasn,na NJ
ons "nk "phsd"iphis First Satona BARK Baltimore
Third Nan nal Bans, Cincinnati Union Na,SHa. Balm.
Chicago; Fourth National Bank, 81 Louis ana Ciitens
National Bank Washington. D. G. and the Uniel tales
Phiadc pha Baltimore Chicago ana
81 Ion which CHECK snail be than nye
mum on fho Of supplies proposed 10 be FURNISHED
and shall be 'orfsted Dted states in BIDDER
RECEIVING shall Iii 10 execute promptly contract
sufficient sufcrs accp!tbe 10 the terms OF MS
bio otherwise, to b. returned 10 the bidder. . 81,
R1s accompanied b. certified checA or drai VIII not
be considered. a.,
Bidders reqred to furnish SAMPLES Of the articles pa
for where samples required fhey musi
ACCOMPANY The bill 30 samples viii DO opened a. % aier an
the bids SHAN have been publicly read.
In
or diminish quaint Of any article embraced In the io
gag fchcduc the iurheI right 10 increase or dinLl
the amount spcc in any contract 70 an extent NOT exceed
a c-uiuni.
IN articles furnished contract must be deiveredat
pc. de-gnated for Their rcceI on strongly packed ana
marx according directions, for Shipment without any
cases. bain sacks md VIII be- subject TO In
sprcOn; nld articles that may In any rr-pecl h 70
conform 10 The -npes upon vicl the award was made wiz
contractor held g. furnish oth,rs al tie
reqaifcd qnany within i've days. OF. falling IN That they
viii be purchased at his EXPENSE
BID. M tile articles herein enumerated VIII DE received Tor
delivery chicago, SionN cay Omaha and Kansas
Cliy Al 40 opfiou OF The Department T. A. iANI
Commissioner
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SuDItne CoBf-ChGiaJcrs BY judge Donohue-
Orpeheiuer agf Van Rehabilitation afmlfii CITIZENS
SAVINGS Bank at. Grdger "a a.-flricr granted.
saeci1f Tfrn-Ry Judge Dnnpnuc bcOs I'D another AT
Beuuer etc. aui o hers Decree iluei.
sDeeiqf Iernt-Bv Judge Van Brt.- llntt and Others
agt Platt-OToer settled and signed
Common PIeIs-S,efiai Iefsi--By Judge Van Brumt.
souiDwOrth B,eSman ami oters sre no reason dis
CLOSED Dv the qapes granting ts motion. II the 'r
of -mih at. Lewis; Brown agf Decker 30 y :
gc same NO. - hoFieT'iu hgt Ntch-rlhi ID tL'
matter nf fiayer In the matter of AoIrsA ppAcauoLs
granted.
Marine Courl-Special Term-By Justice Horpp-
snars act order ~ arrest granted
With 81 Jco-ts Hatch at. ErsklneMouon granted coH
plajnf dis, ssed $40 oO.s. McLuany ext Conner
Bond approved. Griffith agt schWab ~ yi9n uenieo Jt
art Frazer-C ordered kuuheld aet 1ncllohi
V1ilnw ar Icnt-3OiO1s granted Balcs ast Setz-Noon
denied without Iver agL Lany-Moton gi-nte. dc
murrer Oterfied with costs.
Special TcsFp-By Judge Sherid1n-PaTsons at NEAR
dle-Caso settled and fled hneeand ag' NaiS-bohu HI-
ur,.y al
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a DELUGE OF RAIL.

DENvILLE, n. j., Sept. s.-A terrific shower
OF han aud rain accompanied by wind, thunder and
lightning swept this vicinity last night shortly
fore midnight. For time previous 20 the shower
the heavens lighted by almost continuous flashes
OF brilliant sheetgbtnng. while the thunder very
heavy. The hail fell minutes OF the stones
being larger than black walnutS Great damage has
been done the orchards the buck wheat Ia atened
10 the ground and Immense fields OF COM
peiey ricdled. large plumber OF trees and several
oufbuidlngs were blown down. At Camp Taber. tents
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ABRAHAM DENIKE.

Abraham Denike, grandson of COentes
D,nixe. after whom Co-rties slip named died at
his residence No 1875 Il Sngtonaye., Sunday, IN the
seventy -st year OF his age In the late war he Tas
colonel 90 zouave egiment, and bsquently on
the stan of tine 9Th Regiment Veteran Corps. Al one
time he was a Commissioners % Education. lie q
director of tie Dry Dock Bank and OF the Mechanics
and Traders Insurance Company. lie president OF
the board of trustees OF the Tabernacle Baptist Church.
lrsi vice president Of the Manhattan Baptist Social
Union and treasurer of the Baptist CITY Mission.
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AMEnrE DE NOE lCHAM.A

The death of Amed6e de Noe, distinguished
as a carcaturst over the signature CHAM occurred
ia Paris on Sunday last He born In Paris ON the
26ih of January 1910, and was the Of an ancient
per~ Of France the Count de Noe He was destined for
the Poyieohnique School but preferred TIT career Of
an artist irequentng the aeer OF Paul Dearoche and
altcrwa tnat Ji Cuafei, Developing under the htei
mature Of Cham q a. the of Moab. He con
trlmted 10 many ptTiO licils and Ultimately 10 the
Char'ryf MANY Of his works have been collected IN
separate volumes and ul OF personal and political
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CHARLES G. JEWETr.

Charles c. Jewctt, third son of Hugh j.
Jrweti precedent % the NrwYork Lake Erie and West
EN- Railroad Company died al Den7eT Colorado on Sat
uriay morning. the twentyeghfh Of his Mr..
Jeweit had long sufferer from consumption. and
about Nv months ago started for the southern part OF
Colorado wt % surveying party ia the hope Of regain
ing health on reaching Denver his 9Th ont,
and he had remain behind. The funeral viii tako
place NJ Zancsyie ONO, for which place his father and
family left New-YOrk last night
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er ooscnod aud blown I'M every direction. The storm
from The Southeast and passed up into the moun
Monnrsrowx N. J.. Sept ga hurricane ana nan
,or,, ,,es,d over Boou,on at IL O'Clock last night de-
STRIVING treas and breaking hundreds OF dollars worth
OF glass IN the churches mills and dwelling houses
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0ilsrellaneoIS.

DOPING CORN WANTED.-Fiyc or ten
L tons put on car bulk. Address JOHN r. FOLSOM.
es Canal 81, BOSTON, Mass.
AIDES. DRINK SERkYS TEA, and be
lbesutiiu without using dangerous cosmetics SEkf y
,rupuors 81 the sEn clears the couple N9u
and fOtos h hole system. strike ~ the
root ana beauty aud youthful freshness, instead OF
destroying igsh 10y Cosmetics. be bought Ouv s.
SFRF fiS TEA CO.. 500 Archst, Piila clphia oret- by
promptly AZ 5Uc. and Il per box Liberal DISCOUNT
-. ff.Na
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NgANHATTAN BEACH.
GI1MOREs BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING

Trains oaye foot ero,ng tie river via steamer
Sylvan Groye)-8l5. as I0iI IE1j a m. AL half
hourly thereafter 10 $40 m.
Retnrn'n g trains Manhattan Beach haiaolry Dr
New York via Ireeapointto 1875 D. N.
Elevated Railroads 20 south Forrr connecting VIA
steamer D. r. Martin hourly g2j t. SIS N
Bay Ridge.
Steamers Thomas Cogver ani Lama NJ S;arne1Ve No-tn
River lardngs-grom 22l-st $40. 1925 thsn h)ury
to5lj D. m Loroy.-t. $3.50 a m. AMI hourly % 1Jj p.
Piers g5J a. r.. an hourly 10 so p. N.
Returning tgaias leave Msnhtln Bsl,if)r NogYJcA "a
Bay Ridge hsfholgig % 1910 D.
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KfcORDLD REAL ESTATE TRASsFERs

NewC hambets-st. No :. S5x50: Cowen. referee
To John w gpwL ..... --.... ''
DeNo.si, n :. 20 u W q niehbridf ave. I45NI25x
100 John PUldy and wife - Weinstoek
l34ih-si. = ITO f. ofttb-ave 20 I35lnsi l7Gx201
Eleanor NredenbuIgh TO J Is ard NJ II Vrenen.
buTgi. -.......-........... ........ '
I52d.st, n = jnit g o. Courtsndtave. 5bfio6. a..
pc stump and wife 10 John Miller 800
Oadtf, = 10 Is Of oh ave, 25KlOO.5s Thofna. u
Batter ana wife TO A Johnson "
51d 49, = 90 n Of iltha ave. 25xJ2 5-irrre,,i.r
Mary ttDlOn % Csfhaflnc Damn. -
lbth-st ~. los n oOf 1thave, 2lxlf 33xirregular
Ihonpson 90 john Tucker. -
Srove-aye. :. $50 10 n % Chfst. 5Ox 100; j san
van ard wife o. ~ Sauyan
JOhn-st e. cor irosDcciave. GGxl50 - Ssuval aud
wife 20 n Sauyan nm.
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Burchill Mary to the New York Life Insurance Com
lany itbayc, OF 65h-st. ........... "a 500
Same to julius katzonbcrg. same properly. install. '
r. mo. msHiS ..d ia, :, I, 1900
t5i ~, mouths sno
Christie, william and another 10 u "a Gedncy "a.
ave- = or hxd-st. month. l00o
Congregation Brai Israel h. the EmiCTant Industrial
SAVINGS Bank. SO Z~9 East 4ihst ....... 8OOO
Forrest L l. " sarah Buttern'h, 4 l3rh-st OF
AVe-B. years. ........ ........ 2 500
Johnston Thomas aud Others y Constant, : e cor
J,sse and lotthst mouths. 5000
Ac,luade and wife To tho Emigrant Industrial
ings Bank, n s3th-si, " u Ziaye, ) lots, mort
cages yesr, total ...-............ ?. OO0
Robinson. Edward ana wife 10 william Weisnann u
- sS.h b.. Of 9thaye. . years ;:....,...;;. 5000
Eoux TO Alphonte kame. ReaieHst. lot No
Toch. Moses aad others 10 Edmund Hendricks. Of
ION st. " or 4 ave. yesr, 5000
Same 10 same ana another. trustees. etc, same prop
crtv, years .-............ ........... 2lO1
Tucker, John and wife 10 Edward Phillips l5th.
-, St Of 7t;ase. 2 0SoO
Wiener, Joseph 20 the Hebrew Benevolent and or
phan Home society. cor "a ave and lstl.st
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Conkln sarah 70 George 5000
Engie, samuel To u Mills uurtees ctc..-...--.. 000O
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heal Gsiaie 10 C.fbange.

Two ENCHAEGE.-A nlnP-rOOm cottage and
'l.t outsde village on Hudson churches, schools
hours from downtown; fOr small 0wpiiced brO0N-
Nn house and lot, address 4. d. q. Tribune Oinre
WEST l7th-st., between 9th and lOth-ayes.
w Three .;oy brown stone ~ond be exchanged nt
small hpu-. in Brooklyn OF ptssbiy NcwJersey IL LAND
* WHITING > Be, kmau-sf.
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Proposals


PROPOSALS for Repairing PaVemcnts in the
Olties 81 ashuCton and Georgctown District ~ coiuu
biA INGAffR DEPARTMENT, iji-Ilifi ~ ,itdItA'
MAsHISGIOS. September 2d 1877
By direction Of tho Board Of Conmis ion SEA Led PRO
POSAS WIN 10 received "a ths ONCE nnti u O'CLOCK m on
FRIDAY sEF1EsB@R i2rIl. lo79 tor the repair 81 pave
upon IL the Clucs OF wash
Iugfou
Bank II proposal and specific atoms ay be obtained
nom tli. Office together With tho necessary Information,
upon Application therefor, and bids upon these forms will
alone Ee considered
No proposal be received iroa any falling contractor
known such the records II the District 81 columbia
since July 1T, 1875
The right s reserved reject any all bids parts OF
bios
of be done approxnaes 81 240 square
Yards Of grante payem,nt and 5jh square yards o.
Asphalium pavement W. J. lNlNlNG.
l'aor of Tnriute:s. g A. DC.
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CLA BEACH ROUTE
TO
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH

CHANGE or TINE
on ard after WEDNESDAY, september 1873 the pom
lar NOR, d" NOHPISASTA" and SYLVAN -IHt. AM
viii leave NewYorg conaectns with trans az Say hage As
follows: "a. No..
IO Fxobangcpace Jersey City connecting Win Penn
svvnia r. lif25. HOP ll:J3 l24O, l:tv S DO
f..5 f.,5. e. -. 80. $40 ,. IN. g., $500, m o.,
Conmunipaw Jersey city connecting win central X X
OF y j. iOs2 il:lU l-.JV l@J-, loo. 400 3d. 4JU
b: p. - ,n-,o t,.,, a ~,
l2j loo 2:ou :i5 $40. i:tO, b:ip 6iO 40 o-O D. IN
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,ltrains on both Divisions viii going and coming
I'm Hgar rra.nect Pam Races sept Q. u and 10


~ 4. I.
~, onEN FROM 5:5' A. II TO II p ~ -
and conn sets with cars Tor south Ferry
CCitiLAN DIT lELfNcaTcss point tOfJ'sisy ,.sY II
Commrniphw Ferrrs
Barclay street Ferry % d'b0k"i 49, ... -.
CUAMH STREE ca est pOllt f)r PaYOals Ali Ias
Raj .way fttrN.
acknowledgements
cro-t point or DesDros-@s street Ferry
q eel for IrshlOs-.s 'ut
East Grand street Ferries
BIiFl' IL EPSTREE.r -COnnccts wra tlrs foe El,s iai
FIGilL I.-rHEEr- Connecting with Dr clrstDpAsr
ST.. an East Tenth ur,t Ferries . -
fiIEES -rkL sl Connecting win cars tDr EABs
twenty mind and Thirty foIrth street. ftrries.
TV.i.N ny IifIRD : rREEr-C0nneciiug "ith cars -
INcntg-;lid % Jersey CIV ant East firsY-
fourth Ferry Hunters 'OlnL
Thirty D--TREEr-COnnecuhg Win oiF'''- "oS
hawken Ferry ,.-.,. ,,.....,. u.,, Var var
FOi.TT--l,DN D--rREnt-COnnecis WIN Ne"-fOt
Transfer COMPANY cans f.r Grand te IRA DfP'I
il.'lT -fItl-f.T siNrH-NNENI nue.
ffferN- EIClf Rec ,lxtA%Fe ohtl - O'lseA
Park connecting win cars OF LEES Line i-iit -;
FIrFrY. ITlgp STREET. art ElltH I'll w. D.
IIfsp4 -.I& III Rect aud NlN TIA = : 49,,
SEVENTY SECpN STREET and NlNllAN!,N y o.
FIGffTY. FRS I-sTHEEf and Mn TIA .ENoi--
EINEf Y.TIl ltD-,rKEtr aud 81 ~ AN N y ,-rar
OEF-liJ NDRED AND-FOURIH- IREEl anu Mn"
FOR unto,gn trains taka east side st1uol..
F.r ,o,gptovn fr.ins west sids siAAbn A
Tfan- Ill run 3>t aud Othase ini lohll-Hs III
~ s'i ,ocTSIS Except between ths horr'ot 500
7.as M and - m. when tas Dtr' - , cent
N'-'"H- WN r. GAkRlsJS. Pgosli5IL
n v,N nppCKITS Supennt-ndenf
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SUITS FOR DAMAGES FROM DISEASED MEAT.

The cases of trichinoss in the Greiieldt
family in Brooklyn. which attracted attchuo" ~ Tue
time OF their occurrence last Winter have given rise 10
nuber OF suits for damages which have been insti-
tuted in the Brooklyn City Court Max dreeldt ilved
with his family Atanticave near Cour'-sf. nnd on
January 20 their servant grl, Henrietta DER was sent
10 purchase pork and ham from Charles aud ffotrch
Figge pork packers, ~ Atlantc-lvc ana Smith-st.
The members family ATE this meal ana soon atet-
waId were taken sick. Dr. Jadren who ATTENDED th'in
susrec ed that they were stcrmg from trchnosis On
FEBRUARY IA Mrs. Wilncroina Horn. Mrs. GseiicIdi =
mother VINO lived with her end ate part oi the hhin
died hut the autopsy failed 10 show the presence OF
trichina NIX Gleifeidt died on March II, aud pos.
mortem examination showed that hid muscles were i
OF tricnina The Otaer members OF the family iecot-
cred hut their health u T. claimed, VIII never Ie eO1l
again. Mrs Grcfett has brought two Suits against the
1cssrs FggeOnc to recover coo Tor the loss OF tr
husband aud the other $4,000 ior The nJn
rles caused 10 her health by eating me dlscared
meat suits damages have alec been instituted Dj
the father Henrietta der and the husband Of Mrs
Horn
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THE COURTS.
WORK OF THE GENERAL SESSIONS.

James Hughes, early in the evening Oh june
p secreted himself IN the house No POI Last rory
sevcnt-s and after the inmates had Ioured' looaco
about Tor what he could steal He entered bedroom
occupied by Phiiop-na Opperman. and vhie gropng
abou t IN the dark awoke sIo Obtained good VIC"
of him the hail. aud although he escaped NJ the "ne
he was afterward arrested and fully Identified He nad
secured Jewels and ttinkots yaiuel AZ $500 In iDe
CONT of General Sessions yesterday hc pleaded euy
burglary in the second degree, and was sentenced 10
state Prison for four years. . - -
Josiah CARPENTER nominal proprietor or The 81 Omer
Hofe on Sxthaye., has been for some time pat IN ie
TOnibs. having been arrested on bonch warrant III
consequence OF the discovery thai the au VINO had 10
come Ms bail had perforated another ana thcreny nt
ceyed the Court. He originally arrested cn nFe
indictments charging him with obtaining money uiueT
false preienc.s lie advertised IN the daily parer' i"t
clerk charge OF the cash department. OIL grocery
Store and required deposit " irOm 200 to 300 nom
each Of the applicants. AflcT getting thcr monty re
Disappeared some time before ne was tth,ed
lie IS arraened IN the Court OF General SESSIONS g
f.rdey for trli but owing to absence Of Witnesses Tor
the prosecution and also TO accommodate lhe cois.
for the defence The adjourned until TIE lStn
mat Bail was liked IN $500 judge CowiLS feiarhtu
that tho DisTct-AtOrney would see that hotunh pu'
nnqnestcDabi, bail was accepted
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YosK. Monday.

NEw-YosK. Monday. Sept g. 1874
The following sales were held at the TX.
change salesroom today.
BH UIfgh ".
2lots Lave. JO7 % n OF )Cfgei together In size
OOixlOD. Mutual Life Int ... ...-......... On
M N,ch0rf v. If0r0eff
| - story frsUe DIV ellng Win 'of. Ma 10 2f-3ve
74ihs q i2a-st 3. % ss-' Nsry 81 Ier...., Go,D
3story brick bviinfs eiii lofs. Sfs ifS > AMI 80
bro.mesi. lois together Ih size s3.3xcD. irrcy:
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RECORDED LEASE
RECORDED NOHr,tAGF,

schenck. Magdslene b. william Deike No ITO West
~. years, at annual rent Of................
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v. A. sEAyEY.

CHICAGO, Sept. s.-Y. A. Savey, Superin-
tendent OF Police. died st nght.
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Gin iJropertp 90 Eel.

4 LARGE number OF desirable offices and
"a lofts to c' Bee man, lsa lnoh AMI ntrstf'eis
near The Post Once EULASn 8: WHITING, Beckm.u.
st.. New-lO oh.
fs'O LET or fOT SALE.-IhrCc three-stOry
private dwellings. al modern improvements 10Y ono
family Apply tif premises. A. Eoulrvari between
sO olststs $50 per month; price 10000 each.