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Two More Cases.
CONVENTION OF LOCOMOTIVE
ENGINEERS

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. M.-The Grand Inter-
national Division Of Locomotive Engineers, now
had their election of grand officers yesterday,
with the following result:-P. w. Arthur, grand
chief engineer. r. s. Ingraham first grand
engineer; Charles Fletcher, second grand engt-
neer; D. Bennett, third grand assistant engineer;
]. E. Robinson, grand guide, and G. w. Tyre,
grand chaplain, Washington city was selected
as the place for holding the next session. Yes
terday the delegates visited the extensive ma
chine shops adjacent to the city, and to-day will
attend ball and banquet given in their honor
by the citizens of ST. Joseph. A special train
has been placed at their disposal. P. w. Arthur
was elected president and T. s. Ingraham gen.
eral secretary and treasurer of the insurance
association connected with the brotherhood.
The session will adjourn on Wednesday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-21

ANOTHER NoTARY.-The President has ap-
pointed L. c. Young notary public for the Dis
frict of Columbia.
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'larlke Abduction Case
The Jenny C

rich and DR.. Ktmball for causing the death Of
Jennie Clarke by abortion, commenced to-day.
A jury was secured without much difficulty, and
the morning was devoted to hearing the testi-
mony presented at the first trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-21

IT IS AMONG THE RUMoRs at the Patent Office
that Commissioner of Patents Paine contem-
plates resigning at an early day, because his
profession. the law has to be neglected if he re-
mains, and he can derive much more lucrative
increase from that than from his official posi-
ton. 1t is rumored, too, that J.K. McCammron,
of the Department of Justice, will succeed Com
missioner Payne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-21

THE Ute NEGoTIATIoNs.-The Interior Depart
ment does not expect to receive any report from
its peace commissioner, Adams, who is to COM
municate the wishes Of the government to the
hostile UteS, until the end Of the week, and
probably not until the middle Of next week.
Chief Clerk Lockwood says that there will be no
nonsense In the proceedings; that Commissioner
do, and without parley the Indians will have to
accept the terms or fight. The Indians will be
required to surrender the women and children
the murderers of Thornburg and Meeker, and
throw themselves upon the mercy of the govern
ment. Secretary SchurZ has hopes that through
the good offices of Chief Ouray the Indians will
accept the terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-21

THE LOUISIANA CAMPAIGN.-Senator Kellogg,
of Louisiana, arrived in the city yesterday from
New York, and will leave for New Orleans In
about ten days to enter on campaign work, and
will speak in the tier OF parishes on the Tecke.
Other prominent republicans will also go on the
stump.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, s172, ,249.1s; customs, s454, ,46201.
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CAPTAIN BAILEY LOST AT SEA.-A telegram
received at the Treasury department to-day
from First Lieutenant Williams Of the U. s.
revenue steamer Richard Rush, which arrived
yesterday at San Francisco from Alaska, states
the vessel, was lost overheard during a severe
gale on the 10th inst. Captain Bailey was one
Of the most valuable officers of the revenue ma
and entered the revenue service March 7tl, 1865,
from New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N ~ ANN PARKER, of Ohio, minister amongst
ss friends, will IL hold a meeting in hall over
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, at half past O'Clock. An
invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-21

LIEUT.. CHARLES 7. HUTCHINs, U. S. N, ha
been ordered to duty in the equipment depart
ment, Washington navy yard, Nov. 1St.
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Mr.. PIERRE LORnLARD has purchased the Ken
lucky flly Sly Dance, by War Dance, and colt
Mistake by Waverly, both two -year-olds, to add
to his string at Newmarket. The price Is re-
ported to be IS GOO for the lilly and for the
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LAND fUllTlCS.-ln some OF dQJOlIlluS
counties of Maryland political affairs are begin
ming to be very lively, and it is alleged that
things are getting considerably mixed. TIL
democracy OF Prince Georges Is not altogether
so sanguine Of success as they were few weeks
ago, Tor the fusionists are quite confident, and
as theirs Is the only opposition ticket the repub
ncans generally Will vote for it. They expect
also that there will be some dissatisfied demo-
Gratis who will vote the ticket as whole, and
that there will be some cutting on both tickets.
In Montgomery county there are two tickets
democratic and republican-and there are man
independent voters there, mostly made up o.
republicans opposed to the present system of
taxation, but they are not organized in the
county, and 1t is now thought that they can
make their influence felt, at this time at least.
POSTAL MONEY ORDER CONVENTION WITH
FRANcE-Postmaster General Key to-day re-
ceiyed the following cable message from Super-
intent Of the Money Order System Macdonald at
Paris" Have agreed with Director General
Cochery upon general terms of conventions y
The convention is for the exchange OF postal
money orders between this country and the
French Republic. The details Of the Convention
viii be determined hereafter.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

nECORATED FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS
IL at cost, to make room for new goods, at HOL
MEAD & CO.'S 1343 street, opposite the Ebbit
House. octl3
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PEOvIDENT BOOKSELLERS.

Through the efforts Of Mcssrs 4. F. Blck-
nal. c. l.. svayuc, J. l. Vog-hus and others. Of THIS
city movement has been put on foot for the formation
ri an ASSOCIATION OF members Of tho book and
statloners trade and associate industries, which
shall assure TO the family relatives of every member
Al his death sum which would relieve them from i'm
mediate want 800 names having been
secured in SeW-YorR Boston and Philadelphia. meet
ing wac held Monday evening IN George LeavItt CO.'S
rooms I'D AstoI-p4ce. II was attended by some fifty
members Of Tie book and staoners trade Of this city,
and a permanent organization was effected
under the name OF " The Book Trade Provi-
cent Association constitution aud bylaws
tees consisting of the following persons o. r. Dun
ban. J. b. Bingham, ). j. NOgelins. George BoscoVen,
Andrew Gey.r. ". NJ Chapman, John l. Ryan, Arthur
Necu Robert 3orrIs, D. Il. DIIgman john Briggs, j. +
Smith T. l.. Hupk,ns, C. /. s1ayue, Charles u. Collins.
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THE COURTS.
~ RIrH CoorER,s MARRIAGEs.
..-,-,,r<r ox THE ErrrREr's REPORT IN Til

MRS. 1t 1 n NbOl IN = M-AAAi'AtANA@''
,pcr,trNr on THE EErEREF's REPORT IN The
CONFERENCE.-THE CASE
The report of the referee, ex-JudGe Bar
~ IN the Cooper-Mdrshau care, came before Judge
&C. an -iY-eule Court. Chambers, yesterday, ~ a
- n, set aside the decree of divorce obtained ny
p,.b Coo2er from Isaac B. Cooper in 1873 on the
,-ds ~ collnsion fraudand imposition OF the Court
% argument was begun IN tue morning., and continued
It'll 40 n m without being completed.
- a., WIS based upon the referees report vEch
s.,,--a thar 'ho divorce was obtained by COLLISION.
,t ,,ro ware not legal grounds for the divorce, and
EMO, ,no-eforc Mrs Cooper not the widow Of John
7, Y,r.bau Mr. scribuer who supported the motion,
on,nav for Mr. Cooper fact for the represent
t,ss of MI Marshall, made lous review Of the case
Trom andavits. testimony aud the referees report.
A7luc indie obs that showed that the divorce was
NOT obtained IN an ordinary, legitimate way he said thai
odcby Mrs Cooper the custody Of her boy and the
Judgment was taken without costs. l. caldwell 'ne
sror Who acted for Mrs Cooner in obtaining the III
y,ro v,s handled very roughly by Nj Scribner. After
c.,1ur All the facts tending show that NaidWell "c
Nrs Cooper coDcOcted and cirTcC ont the pan OF "a"
v0~ce ny fraud tae counsel SAID tnat pantr case VI
coll u--OU than talS never presented 70 ''ul
Mr. Ten LFck. IN answer, said ihdt ne "oulu HU'
CuuDsc ac motion II De did not believe inc ec'c' 70
nom 10 be unjust The had dsrccarded great
mass OF disujc-cs;ed testimony 8nd had hrut ms entIre
faculties Co tho getting Mp OF teoY 'n1 ""G. 49,
Mrs Cooper and Caldwell as peiJureIs lie az a. owen
a great amount 90 nth 20 he hrcnEh INTO me clS- 10
s1Iunort Inns Theory MI Eyck urged that ius mo
t.r a-1s ss DAB ia, neither hY Mr.. cooper nor DIV the
rrserl..vas Of Mr. Marshall since both were parties
10 she fraud = tHeTe was fraud The lapse OF ae slAcc
the @ vurcc was another objection mace anu lueh ~
r~ rcl y.rt f0o the special merits o. the case. The
a-..gYirnt viii be- flushed this morning.
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-rrI--0N,-ArEIL2 ,.

C,1re,qc Cor~.-C b1mJeys-Bv J1dGe Lawrence
%aut AK isna " .-~ a ~ y @Ts,sa. Ss ,-r SS an,
lum OonA.n agt. Aer~iu and anotAeiA a.io" slet '
Sfuul1 granted fH Oh" fl.ul1 Morfls,N - AEat' t-.A
granted. agt ~e Aer Lrei A. lAe h4se Al an
N.at t---- 'l. ..t - -. ID s-- sr+ + oc9a
bruce Az @ 49,. 4. 80 r,,-~.a At IireenbSuer
>l.rr,orC ofrt-Specal Term-By Judge Freedman.
-Cgsn,h sgJ. MsstcTSon Morgan ast Gown 81 A-Orler
~. ~ tC' ~, 1--.-s VII AIT B1ad5Wne-
OIaeI modifying orders Of injunction rnsDy agt st"eiL
MONDAY VI -u- Burnett snyder Order II dsoon'nu
Greer agl Melito et oIci DEM ing motC' S4il
EGray PurayOrder o. reference TO Alfred ELK
common Pl,aa-NDec.al TgB,-Bv Judge Larremore
~cu-u ag- evauder matter OF the application Of
Iuu- ETC. Morris tgt Csuoee AT seaman Lesser,
Ispl-. te.-Appncsuous granted southnayd 81 a. agi
FINN FL all Lle.eck agt DEN ooHs sI~nes ID ~, =.
un of ertuelmer Of the snment OF
h en- 70 lJascald- Grlntei ne assign
4u-. Miller agf Jentrs Judgment ol lore
closure ordered In TIE natter o. the accounting OF
Bradford e1C.-DC3rce ordered,
.HaJrae t0ut-C AdHbegS-By Justice AcAdam.-
Bates A-t Dan1usA eieueaHt- lscaa geo without css
yg'n-Mouou for Judgment granted Goodwin art Mum.
Motion granted prrudce proceedings already
LaI Code, ~ 90 4-9 Bank OF Metropolis aEi has
neMouuu ueulea without Cos.s Eooer son at Fleming
Under sections 49, aud 20 OF the New Code nave 10Th
Tc-Iu agr. Parker p2iy Reglstet october -
les decide. -at tls u service " copy VI t-t ueti
aal .i y s,,-eI The service " Inc order mo-
lion deuied. DrI,rck at. Buruap-C dismissed
N,oJg-eg- orders rc-ett-e1
la,, AZ, ,- ...,,.-se. C---r .e-f.r peu act.
~, I1,soU Gog'srt a.. Fer1l. Msoaa7 @gJ Mussot
Lyey saueei act willow. judgments.
TT Judge ~heU.du.-M Murphy -gI Lir3Lit- AOIoA lOi
q
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THE RorGH EXPEBIEScES OF THE Polcz

CHICAGO, April IA special dispatch 10
me tribune from Omaha rays " A band OF POnca
Indlaus NOW here have held council with General
Crook. Standing Bear and Bufa hip, drew dismal
picture OF their suerings and lsOrtunes, and
protested against being south the Indian Terri
tory bat acknowledged That they must obey and e.
The, ONLY ASKED that General Crook should furnish the
money 70 bury those who die route Of
..f,-uc and uuaccUstOmeu heat General Crook SAID
all their sad story known III Washington and
AL help iuust come rom de could only furnish
them fo- tAer sOC,nN ard journey FIVE POncas
now here already H.
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Grooklnn propcrtr % Get.

rI7O LET for Sale or Exchange, for modern
house vel situated To- View YorS-brovr stone Prt'
re-.ruce Z3- Carroll llrF BIprArn Substantially Dr. q
iu good ori, 81 basement Three stories Al ~
ished attic with rooms Uufuished with carpets Apply
premises.
ITO LET in BROOKLYN-A three-storv and
basement luu.e. No l65 FaLa place rn,N
ly hptrrn C.-fru and Vanderbilt aTc-. ia GOOD oTifs
lust painted 4nu Aa ,omIucd nrstss Lc4shu0rhgG Itii
$500 Possession given Immediately Apply !" u Sl-4''
BE TIL IT,. 1899 LIOdCWay, y eT- y ORR
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Gin propcrin 90 Get.

4 WELL FURNISHED fOur-story brown
y adults for $50 monthly ani boad and Was1s 81 si
gle gentleman. Address J. o.. room 8, go west I3tis
I EXING TON-AVE.. near 6lst-st.-lo Let
II very desirable four story brown stone Apply ~
LAND WHIGiNG, EeeAnan a.
40. 2O4 LAST 15TH-ST.-To rent furnished
y CT urfurnshed-s ivteen rooms. all improvements
<l4oo unfurnshed $500 Apply on premises.
OFFICE TO RENT-In the "Churchman'
~ Building 80 ~ Lafayette opposite the Ast"r IL
brarv. Apply on the premises -
DARLOR and BASEMENT FLOOR to let, at
L 222 Fast l'thst.. can De seen rom 70 , P N. -
TO LET-Beauuiu thrce-~torv high Stoon
house IIG West 4Sihst. near bthayo, 10 hrstciass
party only. THEODORE J. -AJNAI % william y.
rVO LET-One store in Bible House, near
L corner 4th4vo and As;orp.Ice 4DI4- i,eI pL,,i,
Class front. heated steam rent 500 also de'lIie
second and ri floors Apply to treasurer 4 IA -
Joan RT BILE ~DCI-IN ~ inc BihIe He1s,.
T1O LET-Ofices. lofts stores and basemCnts
IN TeAkrnau. Arm. Fu:Ou John. Pearl COLD, T W =.
liam Nassau-sts. ~ LAND * WIlllNlI.2 BeeEm'h''
TsNO LFT-HOuse in West llth-st.. between
1 ana sthsves.. 81 is three stories basement ana
built Jr DAYS work for owner use - IN ~, 80 tA
r~-lerc 3 sll rllCer. rVrIHc1fs rem et'H TN t-'E
family. Applicants receive permit 70 see u on @l-I
INK and references, H. b. bo1 No 400 4osI
Oflce. BTookpn.
Two LFT-FOTR-STORY RROWN-S1ONE
/ RESIDENCE. northeast c'-ner ot litls- and 1d-Ee
Tho lIj mos, .Juvtu g-t % ttC uIs-- erA
-Lo city, Apply 10 il. ". GRECO a. west 4flA'" OF
Bowery
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RECORDED LEASES

Aston william Trustee On 10 Matthias Fuhrer.
5th-st I75 q y OF Ave-A, 25I9G.2. 20 years al
rent o. ---.-...----.-
u4ITls. G. % Frederick Potts, w 100 HOusIOn-sL
v@ars. 40 annual rent Il.
Roosevelt 4 10 Rosetta Roberts. No 22g7 81 ave,
9ye2rs 1t annual reut o.
Thurman. william 20 George II Winter. Nos AS
aud $50 Canal-st 8 wears. a. annual rent Of
Trinity Church 10 LiEaOeth 4 and sarah iaIt-
son. e s Gr7-cu wich-st, r q La!Clt-st 10 Hubert
e., lots p years, annual rent Of.
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LlEuLENANr LENNEHs FAMILY CAELD T0K.

LIEUTENANT LEENEHs FAMILY CARED FOR.
The fund held IN trust by the Chamber Of
Commerce aud tie Central Trust Company OF tu.s city
the benefit widow and orphan children OF Ike
late LIcujeu-u. HrlulgI Beuner mas been increased
by the addition Of - 900 from Genera.
&. g.. hGsur. ~ Newport Barracks. KentucL..
This 4uoUut part OF tho contributions raised or the
hru.L dli West and was r-Lt 10 tie committee OF Tic
Chamber Dr General AygIr with tr request That 10 I've
Invested in United states bonds The family WI now
receive an annual income of $500 and. moreover,
comfortable ADu-t LAS been purchased with other con
trbuIous tpr the widow at Elin, L., where viii
make LcI home.
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Conntrp Rral estate for 5alr.


DOR SALE CHEAP. and on EASY TERMS
L very desirable r'-Idruce eleven rooms nearly new
has al modern improvements best location IN Morfi-l"Sh
Amply 90 address THEDDOBE AlKEs, MofIlsIo"h
New jersey.
EOR SALE or TO LET, furnished or .urtnr-
uishet Passaic y. J. convenient ~ depot. otl Nv
mnnes from New York handsome kESlpkNOl- cohta'n
besides bathroom. kitchen laundry
and water throughout small "ns
vatory goof AID coach house grouniH one saI ~
someiy laid wen stocked with fruit tres rent
rs' ed. $500 Apply % T. H. COODIA H. Or AN
100 Franklin-st, city, or Passaic \ J
TOR SALE in Northampton, Mass.-A spa
ciou- tvo-,ry house. large rooms. high stuuu,'
pleasantly ltuatcd on one ~ he prlnca avenues ,
Town Ave VAIN iTUm P o., churches aAa utlul
has cls aquaduct water. good barn WITH celsI -
SHE'D nearly Two acres OF ground goou r'u
and variety u fIt. The educational advantages Oh INC
Wrpassef tho pubic scho j. sfe ~ 4kI
with preparatory school for girls aud the ulth 'ui!o
College that needs comment ADDRESS J. NJ hLl.l-o''
Real Estate Agent, Northampton, Mass
ORANGE, y. j.. property for sale and rent
~ Furnished unfurnIshed residences At az f
decided bargains tDW = hD = ~ = ''iiF
TON. so Pine-s;. y. Y. This neghborhood speclayl
DIVFRSDE Observation-Disclosures front resi-
rooms modern convencnces-sacrhcel Others
ATWATER No l+J Broadway.
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Srrrrvr Corr--C1ItM sEas-L Lawrence J.-Nos. 90. g.
10 gG goa -s6 - 2Js IT. rs 2-9 L-s Do 29t.
2e- -9e 900 Assessment Case7-Nos. p p, - s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-03

similar bouse with lot No lG4 East 61stst. = ad
Joining above, lot COX O05: Forsh. 49,
Bv John II. DrdDeT.
lots West 69d-st. l25 It " Of 9thsve. each 25I
lCO5; Institution for the Instruction Of the Deaf
and Dumb ............ o.
lot n . West G3dst. 200 It Of shave. 25xlO6.
20 lots llth-ave. adjoining lands Of sheppard
Knapp, eacn 2jXI72.5: also lots e llth-ave. !
n Of lands Of sheppard Knapp. each 25I267B.
and lotse : ! th.ave AL II n Of lands Of Shep
~ F7'tliips & NoeRde.
lot on IeIingtnu-ave. cor OF sd It. 2I2xsO;
lots Lczingtouave adjoining above each c5zso,
Geo Barton. ........... ....... g.
lot --1lngtou-aye. adjoining above, 25xso. NJ
lots List 7sdst so IT W Of Lexington ave each
lot 1912; Danl Hennessy ~
LOT On 7$d-st cor OF LeKingtonavo, 20xl022 VIM
lot e Mulber1y.si 2264 It : Of Grand st. 251IOo
" y SlvsrhoTu 4 Bros .....-...... A.
I . story frame dwelling with lot l40Jh.6t, " OF
Cor,lsndtaye. lot 25X 90; Nj Butler .--....---.-.
lots H. go 4 y 81 Ii 3 sr aye each 25r
loo. also frame stable with lot. l37thst. 500
n " o. Home ave lot 2JVlOO. and z 3-storv frame
dwelling with plot Of land. lSsth-st 700 II
~ HoUeaye. plot I5O1lO susan Allen --..-.....- -
lot . l45thst LOO II W Of 81. Ann'save, 25xlOOi
Nni Brow .--....----....--
~ Ruqs v. Ca1D
/ 3-story brown stone house witA lot No ll9 East
G.d-st, $50 It Of 4thave, lot loS1lOooi .,
BvE II. Lgdlor 4 20.
! 3storv brown stone housc with To-. 40 100 Fast
4lst-s'. g. l-G II OF Lex!nFton-ave. lot ls1S79i
b. Wr E-uaeiN
8 lots Wes. $50 az, 100 fic Of 9inave each 25I
100 s J no u trimmins ...--.--.----.. &
4-storv brown stone Ou-e with Dot. NO 3CS WesC
46thst. 1854 II Of stn-ave, lot l6sxlOO5 JOS
81 e-1--sfid 4 d, Ira,rearss
/ S.story brick L,iding with lot, No So Wattsst s.
-U9 q ~ oi N4llCE ST, 10, 2l1-O, Gin NcDsuSlC. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-03

An Eugli> hman arriving in New-YOrk last
wees remarked friend mat L. was lever 30 sick a.
Oh the passage over His frleUu replied: What.
ncvcrf' Aud De answered: "AA. now begin 10 feel
a. 'ome, Jal know; ave al That bad iol some
Tt
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REroRDED MORTGAGFa

Arnq1-onr Harriet G. and another 70 Clara + SuttOn
and others. trustees, &c. Henry ST. " cor clinton
81 wars
same to F winston and another executors etc, Il
Henry II. lot ~ 10 SOC year
same 20 William "a Parkn and another. trustees etc
Heurv-st. lot No S41. g years ---..-.-..-
Ehr~t George and wife 20 II Plsh. l5thst OF 20
ave. months
Ga iiaGner James and wife to + YOungs 7Gth-st
Of 2d-ave. wears. ..-----.-
Gednev l. 4 and wife 10 u .lism Clark and anoth-
er trustees etc n l28th-st. " Of 4th-aye, years
Harms. John 70 William II Drew, ltn-st " Of Ist-
ave j -..-.-.--.
HocA, and wife 70 + Vessel. c cor Monroe and
GOuyerneur-zt, year
HoAhn n and VIE 10 Elizabeth Hewlett, n Grove
Hi.pi. Of Ave-C. 3 years
K..p.trick Thomas and wife 20 \ GIlender IrcutOr
etc. y LcxiuEtOnave, u 81 4Oth--t 3 years
KNOBS. = aud v!fo 10 Mary Miller 40CL ST. " of
Lsuccon Helen 70 the GrrmsnIa Life Insurance com.
p2uy. C jth-avc. OF 55Lh -, Years
O'Br,en II and wife 20 II Russell = Inst. Of ID
OFT John ana vile to Elizabeth Pegg. Iisth-st
o. lst-ave. years
PenIel'. GeCrge % : LlsbTow, -4stst OF
same .ad vile TO same GOtast, W Of lothave,
P!ckard. a 70 c G Thompson. %sthst, " Of Jthaye
Roe lanes q and others 10 L FAncher. No lg5
r,osen. EN- Jscob u + W HutchIns 77th-st W
Of "a ave. wears
same ana wife 70 Bertha Deane, 16th-st OF
~ ave months .--..-..---.
same 70 & \ budGensiCk- : s u Lh-sL Of %0aVe'
.oIIe1lmer Il ana husband 70 ! : Mcneil. 2d-ave.
ol 4tr-st wears. -
Townsend ii A 70 r HaberDaD, No 80 East 57th-st
yea. --.-;
others executors, SIC Sc cor -d-aYe ana 4Oth-s' 0
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CTrrr5lClE.

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
~ open FLyM 80 A. N. - II p ~
REC I-I REEF rarpst point for W a. StTeet Ferry
tuc connects with Tor South Ferry.
COT NLLNNDI I-i Me- point for Jersey city and
thmmunpsw Ferries
PAItAPIA IN .z3les. point Post Office, city Hall
Barclay -treet Forty -O lobOzen
CIAMLEi.- RE Darest point Tor PSYona anu f.F7e
Railway Ferry.
Pr ANhfIN --IEEET-
GKAN EIN arestront for Desbrosse5 street Ferry
v connects with cars Tor DesOrOsses AMI
East Grand street ierr1es
DLI-kC A1E IhEEl-COuuects with cars FOR East AMI
RIGf III TgEIr-Nearesc for Christopher street
Ferry in,oSeu connecting with cars for Christopher
East irutN -treet Ferries.
POI REELNIH STREET. earest point n Union Sluars
Nsl.as.- tuJ LFCrum theatres. Academy Of MUSIC II
Halls. ,r'lng with cars fOf kAss
Vvvrnrv-fHf-1 sud THirrv-tourtir street FERRIES
III-.-y->I t.l Nearest lojnt 20 Booths 81
lanes tld P.rs Theatres opera House O1imOres
Gauieu Aid Masonic Temple aud Twenty Enird oIfoss
-ufI,ry I.lIt D. TREEr-N Nearest point 70 standard
Iros'vay. and Fifth Avenue Theatres. Aquarium ami
san franc Amstreis connecting Win Cara Tor T" 90
.wLru Errrv
FOi,iy- econ with New York Trans
.r Company abs Tor Grand central DcpJ~
- ri YC.Ii lI-9IEi.C Ne4Ecst pon1 Tor Central PAES.
connect. NJ with ,a.- ~ Bct Line Railroad,
FIFTY .FiIIi ,D STREET aud ElTHlHA\ Emu E
For uptown trans east side stations
For doWnfbwn trains vest SIDE stations
IT, ms VT 5stA-t Ali OtAave, AID JJdst and Ssh
FARE To- CENT~ Except between the hours Of J.3O c
1,Ol n ana 3 70 y. when the fare is D cent?.
WN. r.. GARRISON. President
NJ VAN BROCkLIN. superintendent