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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
THE NICHOLAS ROPE TRACT

PHILADELPHIA, March 19.-The regular
meeting Board Of Directors Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad was held yesterday. The most interesting
subject under consideration the charge made against
Edmund Smith and William Anspach, director, in con-
nectiOn with the purchase OF the NlchOlas
Rope Tract several years ago. The Finance
Committee reported that The committee having
had before them all the papers connected Win
the purchase and settlement OF the same, and also
by invitation Parker and Anspach reported That
they were fully satisfied that Mr.. Edmund Smith had
knowledge of purchase Of this tract except to carry
out the written instructions Of Mr. Thompson the then
president close the transactions on tho basis already
agreed upon between Mr.. Thompson and Mr.. AnspacA
ana that MI smiths long connection with the com
pany, extending over period OF nearly thrty-
two years. and his faithful discharge OF the important
duties Entrusted to him, furnish tile best PROOF
that confidence always rep"sed IN MIN
has wisely placed and that there Is nothing In bis
connection with the matter referred to to shake the
confidence of the board in his integrity. But WINE
stating this IN the most unequlyocal way he BOARD
find, by Mr. Smiths own statement, that he dld receive
about the time of this reaction. two bonds from Mt
Anspach; although the bonds received, as shown by
their numbers, not OF those paid by the Pennsy
that II was a grave mistake In Mr. Smith to receive any
Mr. Anspach, he committed an irdscTction which ex-
posed him. however unusly TO the charge OF improper
motives" The board unanimously approved the re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
CIVIL NOTES.

In the case of Cornelius j. Vanderbilt against
William II. Vanderbilt known as the million suit the
special jury Will be struck tomorrow at IL at the
Office OF the Commissioner of Jurors.
In the suit of Maria L. G. Blair (Mrs.
General Gordon Granger against Captain Thomas
Blair, Judge Lawrence. in Supreme Court. Chambers,
has ordered reference TO U. A. PrentIss.
Joseph Dixon sued Alfred f. Beach, one of
the original incorporation in the Beach" or Broadway
Underground Railway Company, for stock in that COM
pany FOR S115 800 the value OF stock Dixon claimed
and got an order of arrest against Beach. A motion
was made before Judge IarremOre to Yacate this order
of arrcs and Juage Iarremore decides that the stock
never was issued that Mr.. Beach ceased TO be prs-
dent If the company before the demand was made Tor
the stock aud therefore the order OF arrest should be
vacated.
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THE ADELPHI EXPLOSION.
PLAIN TALK FROM JUDGE BARRETT ABOUT TIE RE
sPoNsIBILITY OF STEAMSHIP COMPANIES.

PLAIN TALK FROM JUDGE BARRETT ABOUT TEE RE-
sPONsIBILITY OF STEAMSHIP COMPANIES.
In the suit of James Leonard as admins
traitor Of Sarah Leonard against the Columbia Steam
Navigation Com pany for $4,000, for the killing OF Miss
Leonard by an explosion Of the boiler Of the steamer
Adelphi Norwalk Conn., interesting testimony was
given yesterday before Judge Barrett The previous
testimony had shown that the boiler was dangerously
thin but the evidence of f. NJ Lafarge and George Vane
went TO show that along the line OF the fracture OF the
boiler there were places where the iron had been eaten
ont until IT was only an inch in thick
ness At the close OF the testimony Dennis Mcmahon
moved 10 dismiss the complaint the ground that no
negligence was proven The only proof was that the
boiler exploded.
Judge Barrett said: "That IS Just the point. The
boiler exploded, and 1t for the jury to determine
should not have been known that the boiler
was unfit for use" IN
But urged the DEFENDANTS counsel they had certih
cate allowing them to carry forty pounds OF stean and
never exceeded that pressure 80
THAT" said Judge Barrett, has nothing 10 do with
IT. According to theory you Eet an annual GER
filcate, aud II explosion occurs within year. al
though exceeding the amount Of steam allowed by
the certificate. the company is not Responsible The
jul determine whether proper precautions were
taken to prevent explosion"
The motion 70 dismiss The complaint was denied and
the case goes on to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

g 81 los ii2 ia2: las; 1872 i!O ISL
rs IL 49, ~ SO ST. 81 50. 81 So 80 80 81 81 49, e.
a. 95 los 49, 49, no H. IA i6i 100. III. 1862
sTEuAL TERN-Adiourned until Friday at 1890 g.
CRcuIIpAsI Iopanels J-Hos 1890 l522 4255 S 99
276s loco, 8264, Alas, 1915. 47t9 1904, 4Sos 1910
2s74 2726, 1891, 1929. - 1901 , 49,,
the sa%
III-DonOhue J-NOs 1921, 2599. 1922 39l 3045
1879 1872 G3 s5 49, E sss $50 f s 49, s 1871
&GS s$s4 siSS, 49, 5iG5. 1851 $685. 1850. SS0s
SUPERIOR CoUET-GExKkAL TERS-Adiournea for the
SPECIAL TkRY-Freedman J.-No day calendar o oc
go CO.. $05 &c 6s9 Ga SOC, Sz5, 629 ESQ., 453 $685.
PGKT II-Adjourncd for the tern. a., A..
COMMON PlKis-GESERAL TERN-Adjourncd until the hrst
Monday of April.
EQUITY TERn~AdourDon for the term.
sFEcIAL TERN LaTlen2re JENO DAY Caienonr eeo osa
O TE4 III ~ M s75 Ds s s 5 $50
1913 1913, 9Gl, s0S 2O79. 9O5.
PART 'I-AdiOurned for the term. . ~.
MARINE CouRT-TRAL TERN-PART 1-Alker e J.CNNoe'
9O 1892 5l37 $685. 559e, 1850 1881 1913 5717 2fls'
rARi II-sRea J-Nos 6559. 6i56 1856, 6o37. 4is7.
4GO7 1892 j414 92Gi 1858 6557. if02. 5Gl 56o5 3oV
5jg5 5Oi0 1922 2799 55G4 J567 $780, 1882 65S6. $780,
nan Michael Marie Henry Hughes Dayld McOaIi3, and
ions aud battery Charles NJ Carey James MI
naghan Digamy Patrick smith, John roach msdemeanor
Patrick Sullivan Francis Wilson r1bberYi John SeiV1ion
sodomy George Johnson grand larceny "aaee n ldS
George Casse forgery: Patrick Casey Joseph BroNh
Walter Logan larceny from The person. Edward smith, peu'
larceny. 100, ,-.,.,, .
Abraham ROsenDurg, seducuOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
THE LEvRICH WILL CONTEST.

MRS ANN DoMINICK's INFLUENCE OVER HER
WEALTHY AND INTEMPERATE 'BoARDER.
There was n short hearing yesterday before
the Surrogate in the contest of the VIII of william H.
Levroh who died recently, leaving half of his estate OF
100000 to Mrs. Ann NJ. DOminicE, the widow with
whom he boarded. Augustus Leyrich, the tesiators
brother and the other egatee under the WILL was pres
ent with several members OF his family The only Wit
ness was Mrs Emma Dominick, the proponents daugh-
ter-in-aw aud OF the witnesses to the WILL She
testified circumstances under which the Will was
drawn Mr.. Levrich sick and in bed, and signed
the will two three days before lie died The witness,
however considered him to have beer Of sound mind
Henry /. Clinton subjected the witness to a severe
crossexaminaOn. She said that she had married the
son Of Mrs DomnIck about eightee1 years ago her
mother had at time been widow fourteen year,
Soon after her marriage Mr. LevIich came TO live WIN
her mother-in-aw aud continued to do so until ms
DEATH the house No. 65 Perryst which belonged TO
Mr.. Levrich the witness lived one hoor with her
husband; OF tie house used by Mr. LeNrlck
and Mrs. DOmiHick She had other bOarders and no
means Of support besides the money she received from
Mr. levrich, so far the witness knew. MI leVnch
had been a drunkard long the witness had known
him. Whenever came home drunk, as was generally
the case, Mrs. DOlninck would order nim like cnild
TO go up stairs. Sometimes he would only laugh al
other times he would quietly obey. lie generally ate III
basement kitchen but Mrs Domnck ana her servant
ate in the dning-rOOm. m
The testimony for the contestant will probably be
opened at the next session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
THE COURTS.
nsDoIGNE NJ. BENEFITS DEFENCE.

DrBOIGNE NJ BENEFITS DEFENCE.
op,>ioNs OF HIS FRIENDS As TO HE CHARACTER
OF THE MAN AND HIS PUBLICATIONS.
A large crowd attended yesterdays session
otthe trial Of DeBOigne NJ Bennett in the United states
1sreu,t Court. for sending the pamphlet "Cupos
x,os through the mails. After pointing out the pas
- unon which he should rely 10 prove the charge
,iiciAttorney FierO rested the Of the Govern
mont.
John W. Bennett bookseller, was called as witness
az nrove that books classified hy dealers according
90 their literary and moral character, and that the pub
na,ton "Cupd's Yokes was not considered TO be Of
hod character All this testimony was excluded. The
-, u,tness was the Rev. O. b. rockingham. The de-
rendant offered prove by him that his business re-
10 coud Judge of the character OF Cupid's Yokes as
an exnert bot this testimony was also excluded by
Jndee Benedict. who began TO grow littehmpatient
DeBpIgue VI. Bennett, the defendant, when called 10
TIE stand testified that he was editor OF paper ana
publisher Of 200 pamphlets. with an Office at No.
Ia Flghth-st. He had lived I'm New-York SIX
wears; had been married thirty,three years,
and the relations between himself and wlfe
had always been OF happy character. MT.
ero admitted the general good character OF the defend
letter written by Ezur Wright of Boston, and Endorsed
nv many persons. declaring their opinion that the
book was not publication that came within the mean
inc Of the statute
me afternoon was used in hearing evidence from a
number Mr. Beunetts friends 10 his general GOOD
big bald head which few black hairs struggled.
as honest. upright Intelligent, loving and lovap
freeman" Was IL freeman or freedman T. Mr..
FierO asked innocently { She stenOgrapher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20

order Of arrest vacated opinion In the matter Of the
counting OF WovertonThere must be reference IN all
matters let odOr be presented Jobes agt
Psrsons-MOtion granted. Lehman hg Roberta; Forman
agt " Ryan agt Pollard Conner agt Malone -GTanfed
Marine Court hdmbers-Bv Justice McAdam.-
Gunther agt Frerich filed Lindsay agt Cooper
Receiver discharged Whitney agt. Naughon Motion de
MED order settled COwan HuRhes-t CONSIDER The an
swer sufficiently definite and to counercam see 81 n
426 motion denied without costs Ru1ible agt. Hampton
Although general rule 0rts committed on board foreign
ships the high must be considered as having occurred
within the limits Of the foreign nation 70 which the
vessels belong where in this the injured party
is discharged from his hp at this by competent author
y our courts lin the absence OF treaty Tguatou VIII not
deny redress TO the injured party by sending MN PACK 70 bis
country remedy objections Jurisdiction over
ruled upon the merits Judgment for plantif for 500 and
MnGet agt. YOung-MotiOn deHied Duer 1O5,
HIN. 257 2fb. 4l2 no costs skelly agt solomon 4 :
tachment vacated without Willis agt. Patt-nouon
denied without the plaintiff having served reply no
injustice result to her by thus disposition Of this aeuo
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE ERAN5FBRA
KEW YORK CITY.


Crosby-st No %: George ChiyVis and wife 10 Ellen
2otl st sa 30 It q Of Gth.ave 20I9S.9; William .
Hascall and wife TO Allied LOOMS o:.........-.
Madison ave, " 25.J II OF 65th.st, 2JX93 george
w Van Slyck referee. 10 Isabella j W1lllocE
2Oth-st, =, 1913 II 9 OF 7thave, lSIJ3lJ, III Heath
referee, 10 Louis G Fule.--...
2Oth.st S. l2l IT OF 7th-ave l77I93lO; IL Heath
referee, 10 Louis G fu Ter
oOth-st S. l:S 80 It OF 7th.ave l7Sx93 10 III Heath,
referee to Louis Fuller. ...........-:.
49tli-st p 100 n Of lOthaye 22T 900 George w
Van Slyck, referee. TO the Emigrant Industrial :,
Savings Bank $500. - i
bjtn ST. s. - # OF 9TH ave, 60Xl0l.5 Elizabeth
Cohen "a Ashbe II Barney .----.--
Forsyth At. No q EoYd referee, 70 the Bo"ery ,
Macdougsl.st. No 1885, Adolph Czaki. referee to :,
Madison ave W g. 25.5 II Of 6ath-st, 26I35 James
" Hardley 10 Isabella Whltlock -. -.
Dolaucey.st. n G cor AttOrney.St. 436Xs6.6; JACOB
KOri aud others 10 David KaTn and others ---.--.
AveA, AS II OF ~ stst. 23X21 d fatflcK lauehey
and wife TO the New-YorS Gas IIght Company
lstaye s. 25.5 # II of 5UtlIst, 2JA16 IoInilnsOn
referee 10 Charles STRONG.
2d.aye G g. 100 IT Il of 49ti.st 2jHlOO Frederick
Kursheedts 10 John MOrrel ..----.--...
3d.ave, S Z cor S4fhst lOOX+5O; Bhla M gregory 10
7th.aye e T. Sg4 Il of lJth-st 222xlO0i Alfred
JOweTre, executor. etc, TO Augustus Prank i
3ist Il r. :}27 IT o: AvcB O3N9G Jacob Netter 10
DoTatnca G l. Tiedge -,
CJ.h.st D Z, l2j Il e OF 2dave. 25XlOO.1: Alfred
InWcrre executor, etc. 10 Frederick Bnse .-...-...
SOtu.s n r. 245S II W of AveA, IL lO1IO22E @l" aiu
kiluatnck and wife Ia Bridget clay .--...-...;..
3j,L.st as 2g4 < II " of 7thave, 2lX3S.9i Daniel
O'Counor to Thomas OGaIa. ......-;,.:.;,. -,
l2lst.et X q 20 II OF N adi-pn.ave 326KlO0lli T.
IL MunsOn ana wife Ia MaranDa Ferguson -,
6.fh.st II g. 100 IL e OF 2d-ave 21XlOO5; Alfred
IOwerIe executor etc. 20 Daniel IoHle............
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MThere wonld he more houses i'm this town.

"There would be more houses in this town"
said native ii IL wasn't for thing" "And what Is
that I" asked tine tourist "Ain any more people re-
pied the And the tourist opened his notebook
and remained absorbed III thOughL-lGold Hill (Nevl
News.
While the Aldermen were registering voters
at Belfast one witness became rather mixed in his tes
timony and Alderman said 10 HIM, alr, before you
proceed with your evidence you had better refresh your
memory" 'No, thank you, never take anything now
days" was the reply The city fathers rOared with
laughtcr.-[BangOr Wing and Courier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
Ciip Real Gstate for Sole.

TOR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS BROWN
- STONE DWELLING WITH ALL THE MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS, ON MADIsON.AvE, NEAR CEN.
TRIAL PARK. LOT 25x95. THE HOUSE WAS BUILT
FOR THE OWNERS OWN OCCUPANCY. AND WOULD
BE SOLD WITH THE ELEGANT FURNITURE, AT
REASONABLE PRICE. As THE FAMILY Is GOING
TO EUROPE APPLY TO HOMER MORGAN. Pine-st
LOR SALE or SUB-LEASE-FactOry build
ngs and years Of throe lots tl4 10 pig West
Atlst; terms easy apply on premises b. j. hAhSoE''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY March 19.-In the Court of Appeals
Weduesday March TO- 1879 Present the Hon sanford E
Church CbetJuSice and associates heiOlOwhg business
transacted: Co. -. -. ~.
No $50 The Of Supervisors Of Saratoga at DeyOe
argument resumed and concluded .,. ,,.-
No Ils-Isaac II Tee appellant. aet Willam IinsseT
respOnoent; argued by Lewis sanders Tor appeihht j.
Stewart for respondent. . 80,
No Ii9~Clares IansalL appellant aCt Frederick VIII
IN and another respondents sanders for
appel if l. .Warl Solomon for respondents ,o
e following the day calendar Tor thursday, Maicu ~
1879: - 49, 49, 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
THE RECREATION OF A JUDGE.

In case before Judge Lawrence. in Su-
preme Court Chambers, yesterday. lawyer asked that
his case DO heard Saturday, which Judge Lawrence
under the rules, denied The lawyer ventured to say
that Of he would not interfere with the recrea-
on of the Judges wDereupon Judge Lawrence speaking
as only can when little indignant SAID: No, slr.
IL is not day Of recreation II is day of work. We
have to opinions Ire judges have to work not
only ON the bench. but OIL The bcnch"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
SEVEN YEARS FOR PERJURY.

Cohen DAVIS, convicted on Tuesday of per-
Jury in an effort Of the men who were con-
victed of arson in tenement-hOuse on November 10.
1873 was brought yesterday before Judge Gderseeve
10 the Court Of General Sessions. for sentence He
pleaded in mitigation OF his his age sixty
Years and his physical Brmtes, and, In view OF these
facts Judge Gidersecve sentenced him TO only seven
years place of the fun term Of twenty years in State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Passed Assistant
Paymaster Lawrence g. Boges and Assistant Paymaster
George NJ. Allen have been ordered TO duty in the
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing. Lieutenant Ray
mond r. Rodgers has detached from the Pensacola
and ordered to duty at the Naval Academy Master
John b. Collins has been detached from the NewHainp
shire at Port ROY al aud ordered to the Vandaa at
Boston. Surgeon A. s. Obcry has been detached from
orders aud surgeon Henry Stewart has been assigned
TO duty in his place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Baum garten, August 70 II Riker. ms 75th-st,

Baum garten, August 10 ] II Riker, ms 75th-st, OF
2d-lyC, year 10
Rledcrman Anna n and husband 10 Mary + Santos.
II : I4Otist OF Ale1ander.aye years -:.--.;:--
Ploomer FiIsta to the Union Dime savings 1Lbtitu-
ton 4stlst, Of SHAVE, year-.. $500. 10
Davis. William TO ROsanDAh SlcVln, 8 1Zd-S W OF
lUth-ave years ..-..-.-:.---. ....,.-----..
Donoypp Catharne aud husband Ia John III Deane,
lUsth.st, " Of 4th-aye. month";.
TcrgnsoD Mariana and husband 10 Il III AunSOD, SIS
I0let St OF Madison ave. wears go.
rrsut A III and vile Thomas i Goddard and
others trustees etc, 1th-sve I5th+t 3years 4
EroIlicb. Andrew 10 Mary FTOlllich, Wa AYe-A,
Ueyt A to William Dean No 81 MurrNY'sI ) .
Jtlian Mary and husband to the EmCrsnt Indus.
tual Savings Rank. n 29th-st, Oi 2daYe, year
Korn David and wife 10 Bertha Korn ana hnOthef. ,
n @ sor Attorney and Delaney St 3 years 49, q
Nathan llebecoa q 10 Emily q Nathan So I0thsI o =,
Rhode Y NJ ami vile 10 the second National Bank and
NJ Association 22i-st, e 9Th ave -.
Scott CathaTiDe to IL q Clark, executor, etc No 632
simnndingeT NJ and wife TO w Spencer aud another
trustees, etc. l6Sthst, $40 II W OF lOthave =
smith ID p and vie 10 Eliza Smith. No 1872 Fulton
st. and other property, years -
Stewart, Anna Is and husband 10 i fufhaiu' es
3d-ave. 55tbst. years
same 10 Jacob Lawson, u AID st. W 1thaye years
TOWie Daniel 10 A w JOwcTTe. executor, ttc, q
60thst 2d-aye, yeaTs.
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Heneyile Emil 10 d T1odge
CARPENTER p administrator, etc. 70 ChMles Dough
PatNeT, n 70 LsylGne
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Brouklru Real gstat. for Sale.

FACTORY PROPERTY-FOR SALE or to
il IEASE-The premises known the Kings Count "
Mandatory situated tommerciast, Greenpont BIg3k
lyn with frontage NewtOwn Creek dep on
500 feet The buildings In sound substantial eonon
and well adapted almost manufacturing PURPOSES
For particulars apnly 10 W. J. EMMETT Panama Raroad
Company, No 81 Wall-st., NowYOrk-
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REAL ESTA TIE.
NEw.YoRK, Wednesday, March 10. 1877

NEw-YORK, Wednesday. March 10, 1870.
The following sales were held at the EX
change SaesroOm to-day
BIZ T. n. LUilo17 & Co.
] 5-story iron front building. known as the Bondst
Savings Bank Building with lot, No $50 Bowery,
n " cor of Bondst lot 2GXlO66 NJ Adrian. the
German Exchange Bauk. SJJ,OOO
T. BOyd
! 4stoIy brick building with lot No 326 East 9thst
ss;y THgG Rank "a -u.a'e oOOO
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Guetior Sales OF Real Cstate.

A ]. BLEECKER g. SON.-ParttiOn Sale
n. March ~. al sAlesroOms, Ill BroadWay.-6thave
The atOy brc premises 45S and 400 9th also I'D
STORY brown stone and lot 100 West 32dsf See
advertisements signed p r. Rugges Referee Also house and
lot STORY English basement 81 Wes 2Sthst near Biosd
way SAMUEL RIKER, $50 Nassaust
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feeIures amo Mceilnas.
llIt. REGINALD LEVIN

MIR. REGINALD LEVIN
Va will on FRIDAY NEXT at O'Clock,
deliver lecture at
THE UNION LEAGUE THEATRE
on Collectors and Collections OF Works OF Art, m
And ON TUESDAY, March Is. AMI FRIDAY. March 81
nj Fam time ard place lectures historic and anecdoc on
"The British Peerage.' ...--,
Tickets Toe. siugie lecture s2 the ttree ~ Punam g.
$50 and Caswei & Massey's, 57S 5thave
MIR. ARTHUR GILMAN'S LECTURE ON
M "THK WIT AND HuMoh or NtW; ENaLASDI"
CUICKERING HALL. FRIDAY EVENING March 81, at
o'clock Reserved seats 81 balcony Doe AtChekerins's
DECITATIONS and READINGS by Miss
III MINNIE MASON, IN the West Twenty-htth Street. y.
p Church between 6tn and 7thaves- Il RsDAf EVEN
ING March 20, az O'Clock. Tickets 30 eent~
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Citn proprrtn 90 Get.

DOR RENT-The fOur-stOry stores 10 Cllff
and 2Il Pea Lists between Fulton and JohnstA 2S by
1877 feet Apply 10 ,..,. -, ,.,,neo,, o.1 poor, st
I OFFS 70 RENT-ln the substantial build
IL ing Nos % Beekman and IL Sprucests admirable oca
tou publishing leather trade Drt manufacturing
other Lofts JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson ST.
TO LET-0fces, lofts, stores and easements
/ In Hickman. Ann Fulton. John Pearl Gold, Clin M
liam SassaI-sts. RULAND a WHITING Beekmanst
VNO IEhSE-To coOpers, &c.-Lot north
side Of Canalst. between Greenwich ami WeshlngoHSs
ROBERT l. BROWN. 20 Nassau-st. Room u
no LET-On Gramercy Park, to private
family large house. dining groom extension partially fur
mshed. DAVIES q WlNhNe' ~ iIne-s''
THO hET-2.27O 3D-AVE., long occupied by
l. asuccossfni DRY goods firm ROBERT Bho"N' ~
Nassau St, room ~.
fENO RENT-FtRNISIIED or Unfinished,
No 2O4 Fast l5thst-A three story prick house with
extension al and in good OTder possessOh
can he gwen ApIil ]. Apply on pTemises
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RECORDED LEASES.

Aston John ] to Mary 4 Frolch. Ave.A, 716
IL soi lGihst, 2J,9X94, 20 years, al annual TcEt OF
Annette Mary & r. trustee otc, ~ Daniel Buckley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-20
PoPULAe SEASIDE RESORT.
THE OTTAWA HOUSE.

THE OTTAWA HOUSE.
Cushnrs Island Portland Hsrbor Maine Easily accessible
and delightfully."- situated within three miles from Portland
CITY with which II Is in constant communication rs also e
neighboring islands By ferry steamers.
Cusng Island Is Of the most eligible and picturesque
seaside resorts On the Atlantic Coast comprising 800
acres of land vita delighuul ero7es drives and "aks
considerable portion under cultivation. and well stocked
farm.
Facilities for boating fishing and bathing unequallcd
Tho OTTAWA HOUSE Is a substantial brick buildnr, Of
present Accommodating $50 guests and the ubdsrsigne II
nesrms of Leasing whole property for term OF yess NJ
nominal with view Of having the premises ehAfeHu
from 10 hundred at expense OF lessee
parties wishing to negotiate VIII please com
mnnjcate with undersigned before the som hsI
nd viii he M In Portland LIST and 18th Of Aprl
when the be visited and further tcpars gwen
This nroperiy valued half a million dollars offers an
excellent opportunity To hotel men or cspitalstr
Montreal, Canada
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Connrp properIp Go fet.

NEONTCLAIR. - Houses furnished, unfuT-
WI nsed sale and rerL Howe Parsons 10 Ced1rsLNG
NTORRISTOWN, NEW -JERSEY.-TO rent
vi the year or season. FURNISHED HoISf" con
aud desirable
SESSION given Immediately. Address. T. o. Box 455
ORANGE, y, J.-fiOusrs and Country Seats
10 lei ana sse great variety also farms and build
ing lot. BLACKWLLI BROS. 2i3 Broadway, Room 3
Tl'O RENT-In Claverack, n. Y, near CLAW
crack tolleee for 1928 tine farm house with ~
rooms barn. stable. garden and orchard ALONZO FLACk
rIIO LEASE for a TERM Of YEARS:
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