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The New York herald., 1879-02-07
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 6, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Imbros tBr) Cooper, Liverpool IL days in bal
last to Seagcr Had strong gales during tho entire
passage ., 80. ,,.-,.~ 40 -, l.. -.
10 j G Scager. Had moderate weather
steamer State Of Georgia tBp smith, Glasgow Jan "a
and Larne 18th, with mdse aud passengers to Austin
baldwin Co First part of passage had moderate wcahcr
Steamer Cisribci r webster Jacmc Jan ie Aux Caycs
2lst. Port Prince 2hth and Kingston ia, 3oth with
steamer Rio tirande. Bolgcr. Galveston Jan 30 and
Koy West Feb with mdse and passengers to Mallory
steamer Old Dominion. walker Richmond City Point
and Norfolk with mdse 70 the 9id , s,eamap 90
passengers TO the Old Dominion steamship Go:
days In ballast 70 Snow Burgess Had dnc weather the
B"rs ,sD naneso c days in ballast
Bark nD Sarah Ellen Or, Main days. ballast.
Si Sas ssr'ss sS-j risssn. St Saio p days in ballast
Brig Brisannis IIoehkss roint-a Pitrc aud 10 days
with sugar II frowsridges sons Was days of Hat
tcras, With strong NV gales
ps- Steamer Abyssinia OBJ. from Liverpool which ar
rived 9Th @ s ssumd r & o. ssndy a
DO . tsuion steamer bound Il.
s- Bark Hawthorn lBr, from Bordcaux which was
choed In uvavescnd Bay Tor ORDERS came up TO the city
'''' PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
CITY OF Fitchburp Ellis Bedford for New
fes wn Esrrs Young Providence for New YORK with
mdse and passengers TO Isaac OdciL
BOUND EAST.
steamer rrsnconia, Bragg New York for Portland
Brig John Noycs New York for PORT Natal land an
chered ~ whitesione Lp;
tand anchored In Hart Island Roads,
4" ST p .ps Ss~ xs' Ss ss d ssasid
schr Amos Briggs Knapp, New York for Nophport
Schr Samuel Crockford Hart, Fort johnson Tor Prov
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a few minutes bundles were dropping and indvid-
uals climbing down at IA lively rate. The
more timid of the passengers. however, re-
mained in the cars with the ladies and were
regsled with such cheering expressions as "Wil you
have a sandwich what time shall we order your
breakfast How is the weather up thcre?' and
other like exclamations from the crowd gathered
the sidewalks. After another half hour had passed.
the workmen having succeeded in getting the car
in it's proper position. effort was made to land
the passengers who had been kept waiting all this
time at Thirtieth street. On arriving there the
mass of human beings, with appetites whetted keen
by the delay. no longer believing patience virtue.
hurried pcll neil from the cars in their eagerness to
alight forgetting the company's regulation to
drop their tickets when leaving the In endeav-
oring to collect the tickets the gatemans probcis
came In contact with excited passenger Rnuckles
panes of glass broken and threats and mutter-
ings were heard all sides. At ten minutes to nine
r. NJ. the efforts of the track hands were rewarded
with success and travel was resumed
The New York herald., 1879-02-07
EXPLOSION OF GASOLINE.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO MR.. JABEz A. BOsTwICK
AT HIS RESIDENCE ON FIFTH AVENUE
The residents Of the sristocratic neighborhood of
Fifth and Sixty-nrst street were sur.
prised last evening by the sound of heavy
explosion, followed in a few moments by
the rumble Of several engines of the Fire Depart
ment. The noise came from the rear OF
No s21 Fifth avenue. tho residence of Mr.. Jabez A.
Bostwck. and was caused by the explosion Of some
portion of gasoline naphtha tank in the back
yard. by which Mr. Bostwck. it is believed was Sc
riously injured No. s21 has only recently been
completed by it's owner and is called the
handsomest house in New York. Mr.. Bost-
wick who is said to be an exceedingly
wealthy man. is widely known through his connec-
tion with the Standard Oil Company and is prom.
nently identified with the present affairs of the com
pany. The alarm of fire was sounded about six
O'Clock. and four engines werc quickly on the spot
Accompanying them District Chief Engineer
Campbell. who made thorough examination
Of the promises and in the cause OF tc Are
He says that between the house and the stable there
Is considerable space which is occupied by sunkcn
tank filed with gasoline or naphtha, some other
fluid from which gas may be made. In She yard
there is large well hole leading to the tank
and near 1t are two or three machines apparently
stated that no one but Mr. Bostwick knew of the ar
ri gements and that he always attended TO the ma
chines himsclf. Yesterday evening Mr.. Bostwick
went out and almost Immediately aftcrward the ex-
uosion occurred. He was instantly carried into the
house and physician sent 70. Mr. Cornish the
buidcr OF the house. there last evening and met
ali inauircrs at the door
now THE ACCIDENT OCCURRED.
He said that Mr.. Bostwick had gone out to the
ward and discovered q leak in the tank from which
iouid was running Thinking IT to bo water he
liahted a match and applied IL. when the
oil burned up fercely and singed his face
and hands. Mr.. Bostwick would be ont
in day or two he said. Chief Campbell. however,
said that the FIRE burning when tho department
arrived and the faucets of the tank had been turned
off. He heard the groans Of Mr.. Bostwick dis
tnctly through the house and believed him to
have been seriously injured. Some of the
members OF Engine Company No. - state that
nc was unconscious when they left the house. and
otbcrs of the ncghbors state that Mr. Bostwicks
condition IL exceedingly serious At the. residence
of DR.. Walker. No. 294 Fifth avenue. IL was stated
that the Doctor with Mr.. Bostwick and would
rovpai, there all nuht.
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Bark Rsnaee Lgure dtaD consigliere, Newcastle E.
Attilio tsiunio.
a Co
Bark Dronnng Louise Nor. olsen copenhagen-c To-
bias 4 Co.
Bark Nina (Nor) Olsen. Havre-Funch. Edge Co
Brig J l. Bowen Hall, Bilbao-John lngrahHm x Co.,
Brig Mary Fink, Spencer valencia-C II Marshall Co.
= Brig John q Noyes Cohen Port Nata-Abtcl Abtott .
brig Marshall Br) Mann Barbados and Port spain-F
Whitney Co.
Brig Malaga lI3rl Shaw st Thomas-Scam,nel Bros
Brig Marsna, Handy st Jago de Cuba-J dc Rivera 20
schr Alta Cole Mitchell, Minatlan. Mex-hret'' son
co.
: Schr william Jones' Cook. Para-Burdett Pond.
schr Hattie Haskell Shields, Montego Bay and San
Blas-Moscs & Cohen.
Schr Mamma Loa Chsham st rtDmas-Pcniston Co.
Schr Fred jackson, Andrews Cafdenas-Miiler Hough
ton.
Schr John Mcdonnell, McKendry, Richmond Na-James
Van Brunt
schr X A Forsyth, Hobbie, stsmford-stamford Manu-
featuring Co.
ing
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Steamer Republic CBp. Irving. Liverpool via Queens
town--R Cortis
steamer Giennnlas (Br). Giroy, London--IIenderson
Bros
steamer State Of Virginia Br), Noodle, Glassow-A
Baldwin & Co.
Steamer Clmbria Ger. Bsdcnhauscn, Hamburg via
Plymouth and ChcrbourE-kunhardt A Go.
steamer KoIn Ger, Jungst, Bremen via southampton
Oclrichs Co. .
Alexandra Sons.
steamer Isaac HE'LL Lawrcncs City Point and Rich.
mond--OId Dominion Stcnmshipco
steamer Richmond. Kelly Norfolk-Od Dominion steam
shin 90.
steamer Martha Stevens. Chance, Baltimore. &c-J
steamer Neptune, Berry, Boston-TI y Dfmcck.
ship Revolving Light tBrl, Coonan, London-Scammcll
Bros
SHIP Jacob rrumpy Nor, svanoe. Antwerp-Boctmann.
BARK Carl iIaastcd CSor, Nielsen, LondonFunch Edye
Co.
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MRS C. +. MEADE.

Mrs. Clara F. Meade. widow of the late Commodore
Meade, United States Navy, died in Huntington, L.
l., at the residence Of her eldest son, Commander r.
W. Meade, on Wednesday. 9th inst. aged sixty-eght
years The deceased lady was daughter Of the late
Henry Megs of this city. at time City Judge and
member of Congress during the session which passed
the famous Missouri compromise. She also a
sister of Mr.. Henry Megs, formerly President OF the
New York Stock Exchange, and by marriage con-
nected with tine Forsyths, Masons and other distn-
guished families Of Virginia. Georgia and South
Carolina. large circle of acquaintances will mourn
the loss of this estimabe Christian lady. The funeral
will take place to-day friday. from st. Peters
Roman Catholic Church. Brooklyn, after which the
body will be taken to Philadelphia for intermcnt in
the family vault, st. Mary's churchyard.
The New York herald., 1879-02-07
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Fob e-Arrived. ships Phneas Pcndlcton
Nichols Iququc via Queenstown Nancy Pcndleton, Pen
dlcon Hnanios via do; ITaiigerda tBr). Meike, New
York: Nevada, Kruger. do; John W Mari. Morse. San
Francisco win Queenstown; barks Harold CBr Dinsmors
New York; Dnnncbrog No Kurtzc. Savannah; brig Ivan
hoe C3r) Kirkpatrick. Wilmington NC.
Sailed eth bark Ksrnsk tBr,. upham. New York.
BnsroL Feb e-Arrved, steamer Cornwall (Br. Williams
New York.
BAnnow, Feb 4-sailed, bark Msvis GBr. Armstrong,
Hampton Roads.
BREMEN. Feb o-Arrved steamer Glendale Br) Ba,tram
New Orleans mot previously.
BomprAux. Feb 5-Arrivod bark Augusta Lcfher Nor,.
Olsen New York. .s-..' N."
carpry. rcs e-Arrived. ship John A Briggs Randic,
Bremen; ; bark Cambay tBr, stokcr, Pensacola
Sailed 9Th, bark q A Littlehcid. Carver, Havana
scorx, Yeb 5--sailed. bark Victor cNor. Magnsscn
Hampton Roads
cArS Fob 5--Arrived. bark Patent CNor. Morrcnscn,
Baltimore.
Crrrx Jan 3o-saiied, bark Milo (Br,, Robbins New
York.
puskrsN. Feb 4-saed, bark rrsne tAus,. romassieh,
United statcs.
FALMOUTH Fob 4-Arrivcd barks Johanne. tGer Ihlder
New York Bremen 5h Sonid Nor. Bcrner New York.
Folxixroxs, Feb 5-on, bark Maid Of Orleans tBr.
Houston, from Savannah for Brcmsn.
tLovcrsrnn Feb e-Arri,cd, bark Olive rhurlow, Cor
bctt. Now York.
GLASGOW Feb e-Arrivcd steamer Dcvonia tBr,, Oven
stone. New York.
carc,,o Cfrom Constantinopie). New YORK.
Hull Feb 5-sailcd, bark Lindesnacs Nor) ronncscn'
United States
HyLvorr Feb 6-Arrived. steamer Rotterdam (Dutch),
Lucas New York for Rottcrdsm land proceeded
uAvRr Pcb 5-Arrvcd, bark Reviewer Br). Brown, Now
York slightly damaged by collision 9th. ships Kate Dav
cnport Msest, Mobile; Alexander Yeats CBr,, Dunham
SAN Francisco; J Brown. Brooks, IuaniIlos; n n
Thomas Nichols. do uast tlrcc via Queenstown
Sailed 9th. ship Martha Bowker, Bowkcr, New York;
barks j y Mann Ger. william, Now York; George
Doanc (Br) Doty, Delaware River.
IPSWICH Feb eArrivcd bark Finland tsus), Bcrgmann
Bull River.
L,yrupooL Feb 5Arrvcd, barks Viola CB Cil, Astoris
mot as before vcportc: Eta Stewart (B Smith, New
york Ciguecto tr Potter. do summer Cloud tBr). Da
Wis Savannah 9Th, ship Frank Curling Curling, Now
York. barks superb Ger. Frundt, Wilmington NC Carrie
l. Tyler Mcars, Bucnos Ayres.
Also arrived 9th, steamers Hpparchus tBclg. Lyons,
Now York; Memphis CBr. Mellon, New Orleans.
sa,ied eth steamer Indiana, Sargent. Philadelphia
LospoS Fob 6-Arrved, barks Norman tBr Allen Now
York: Norwegian tBr), Lincoln, do
Sailed eth bark vIator Nor. Bjornscn United States.
Sailed from Grsvcscnd 9TH ship BERTHE Bigclow fBr),
rerauscn sandy Hook; barks Robert A Chapman tBr),
Ru,bcrford do; HohcnzoiIern cger) Schumacher. New
York.
Lrspos Jan 3o-saicd bark Ada Crosby, Austin, New
York.
ororro Jan soArrvcd bark Mcduss oserJ sIcdeIbcre,
Nov York. schr Charlie Morton. Laithwstc. Philadcphs
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Lighthouse authorities to-day removed the bucys
which marked the steamboat c.nua OF tho ontranees
the nrbcr The channel was the progress OF
deepen tho main ehanpeL Three chsnncls still remain
with n depth Of iS feet Of water
NEwPoRr Feb Ga new fog boil has just been put
few weeks ago Il hes been without since tho Aeci
dent 10 the old bell
LIGHTHOUSE At YxREMANrrE. wvsrynS AUSTRALIA
This reeeutly cretcd situated Arthurs
Head south sdc Of the entrance to Swan River in
lat SO 8 IA and lon lls}5 IL II Is acrcular stone
tower having Of y feet In diameter. the height
above high mark to the centre OF the cast iron Ian
TO vanc II feet Tho Illuminating apparatus is third
order fixed d'optrc light
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ouAnrEnsrAsrEE ASHER r. EDDY.

Official information of the death Of Colonel Asher
R. Eddy, Quartermaster United States Army. has
been received at the'war Department by telegram
from Malta of January ~ Mr.. Eddy entered
the Naval Academy in 1910. graduated in
1874, and assigned to the artillery. He was promoted
qunrtcrmaster duty during the rebellion and was
made quartermaster July 10. 1866.
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TO BE INVESTIGATED.

The Finance Committee of the Board of Freehold
ers Of Mddlesex county, n j.. have been instructed
TO examine the books of the county collectors from
1s72 Frceholdcr sweeney. mover Of tho resolution,
contends that there is deficiency of $2s,0OO some
where. This allegation has brought out prompt
denial by Hart Moore. the late County Collector,
who states that he holds vouchers for every dollar
expendcd during his term Of Office.
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SAILED.

Steamers Elphinstone (Rr) for Ivepool Republic tB
do; Hart lBrj, HULL Cimhria Crl Hamburg; State OF
Isaac Bell, Richmond; Richmond. Norfolk; ships % inde
pendcnce Valparaiso Cornelius Grnnell London; barks
Mary Leslie (Br). Rouen Wig lNor stettn; Doekan
lSwel valencla Grant, Nor, Rochefort: Nordhave u3r
Dublin Impero (Br. do; brigs DiOne (Br, London; Ar
cadia. Rarbndus Lomsa Price llrl. Port au Prince
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SPOKEN.

Shin Tom o. Shnner Souie from Liverpool for Calcutta
Dee 10 $, lon 30 has been reported spoken Dec IL,
lat IL s. Ion 43 w -
bark Lilly Grace tCI. Hughes from Now York Tor Val
parniso. Doc e. lat @ s. Ion "a W..
P.Rark Bellevue tT,r) Kyfhn from Brunswick Ga for
Montcvidco Jan =. lat 26 "a n Ion 30 25w.
BARK "Benfod Ihicr" from New York for Copenhagen,
Jan 2O, lat SO O8 Ion "a y.
bark West Wind Br) seen Jan - lat So N Ion IL
sfac
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EXCISE ECONOMY.

The Board of Excise Commissioners have discharged
eight inspectors and reduced the pay Of twenty from
81 200 TO $500 per year. This course made neces-
sary Commissioner Merkle said yesterday, because
the appropriation insufficient to carry on the
department rs formerly. Another reason given was
that the work of the department ad Of late fallen OF
greatly and did not require so large force Of in
SnectOrS.
The New York herald., 1879-02-07
CHARLES c. BuRDrcK.

Charles G. Burdick, who buried at Newport,
r. l., on Wednesday. pensioner Of the war Of
1872 He was Sheriff Of Washington county for sew.
eral years. and also represented his ward the New
port Council. He about eighty years Of age.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY FEBRUARY l879-TRIPLE

QUEENSTOWN Feb e-Arrved ship The Bruce tBr. South
cot San Francisco Mary Goodsli. Eames, Bakers
Island; brig Isabella tBr) Mcdonald. New York
pooh. New York.
RouKS Fob +-saiied bark Franz sw), Dreysen United
States
sILLorH Feb 5-Arrved, bark Eleanor Wood tBr), Will
Jams, Darien.
ST. MALo, Feb 5Arived, bark Ebenersr Nor, sorensen
New York.
TRIESTE. Feb l-saed, brig c swesny, Small, New
York.
wrsrroRr. Feb 4-sailed, bark Crane Nor) Knudsen,
United States
Sailed from -, Feb S, barks Sherwood Br. Grant,
Hampton Roads: Nebo (Nor, Johansen, United states
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHEAp, Feb 6-wnd W. moderate gale; barometer
293Si
IrvrRroot, Feb s-wind Sw, fresh gale
PIvs)urH Feb 6-wind W. fresh, cloudy; barometer
29GO.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived Honolulu Dec ~, bark Helcn Mar, Baudry
San Francisco Snh, Norman. Campbell, do.
Arrived nt st Helena Dec 30, brig II Moore, Smith,
with 800 bbls and ~ VIII.
The New York herald., 1879-02-07
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark ogir Nor). Krogh, from Christisnia Dec Ia
The New York herald., 1879-02-07
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEw YoRK. Feb 6-Noon-
The Western Union time ball to-day fell correctly.
The New York herald., 1879-02-07
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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CIVIL NOTES.

The argument was concluded yesterday in
the Supreme Court, Chambers, on the motion to set
aside the OF divorce Of Ruth Cooper from Isaac
j Cooper Mr.. Ten Eyck asked the Court to disagree
with the report Of Referee Barbour the gound OF
public policy. No Court, he urged, should allow man
and woman to be majized guilty Of fraud except
upon more direct proof than appeared against Mrs
Cooper and Mr.. Caldwell, her former lawyer. Mr.
Scvbuer answered .criaum many OF the arguments or
MI. Fen Eyck's long address The only question: he
insisted was whether Mr. Cooper committed adultery
before the divorce.
Before Justice Walsh yesterday, in Brooklyn.
Mrs Ellen Peck examined. being CHARGED win
stealing $4,000 In diamonds from Lyonce LANCER
Iewccr al No. Gl5 Broadway, N-w-York. Mrs Peek IS
the wife Of Richard W. Peck, Of MuldOon, Peck Co..
dealers i'm ship machinery III NewYOrk She lives at
No 3O7 Pdtuam-avc, Brooklyn. MI. l. anger I stlHet
that Mrs Peck represented that she had an extensive
ACQUAINTANCE among distinguished persons ana that
she could sell a large ampuut of diamonds and ewciry
on commission. In 1877 and the first hair OF ISIS
goods ~ the value of S3O.444 were furnished To hei
She sold returned part of these hut retained some
valued al $4,000. Among these was pendant valued
al 900. IAe case was adjourned until Saturday.
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COTRT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April Sin the Court of Appeals
tOdayprcsent Hon. sanford r Church. C. j. and asso
Ci.tes-the following business was transacted:
l54-COrnehus SCully, respondent aRt. Joshua {,
Sanders appellant argued by Roswell d. Hatch Tor appel
laDt. and John Townsend Tor respondent
No l55-Chares VI. Harrington, respondent agt Man
Brown implicated appellant argued by samuel CTOOAs iOi
aUu.l II. II. Harrington tOI respondent
so ll5.-Dayid Durham. appellant agt OhVer r. Bower
respondent argued by H. {. Moak foI appellant ana fIas
tus =. Hart for respondent
30 l24-Edgaf DaEin respondent pgt. the London and
Tyspo0 and Globe Insurance Company, appellant argue
by Easus r. appellant, and NJ. NJ Mead for re
spOndout. -, -. ,.,.o
No l92-James NJ Fisk, respondent agt Jacob w Eofer
appellant argued by o. d. M BAKER LOT appellant anu iolhe
A. Nelson for respondent 800
The following the day calendar for Friday ApI4 1871
Nos. l57, l5S, 122, 12S, l47, 100, l66 l01
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DEClsIONh-ApRIL 3.

C,,are70s Court Chqzbers-Bv Judge Lawrence
.o3' Mcneil AIT Philips Brick agt Fowler Gould ag.
Moore: RUPERT agt. Van Allen; COnkhn sgt MtrTm
lev stndwe agL Charter OAK Life Insurance Company
sea Chf steamboat Company 2g brsmah Hcs 6s I Ts9cb
at Duukak French sgt. Moran French agt. Geariy
gan: French ag Gohegan In the matter Of Aver IRWIN
sg me Neyer:ink s,SaRocat comPs1y In the matter Of
By Judge DoDohue-Miller agt Dooey deferred TO A. j.
Hamersiy IT. MURRAY and another agt &c
med $40 the case even On The me'l's Is WIN
SDeeaat Term-By Judge Brunt-Tne People Of the
STATE OF NewYork agt Central Cross Railroad Com
and others Robinson agt MoreSud- Granted.
Superior Coart-SDecai Term-By Judge Freedman.
-Cranstch sgt observation-disclosures OF 500 granted
Coates agt; Morris eta-Order denying mGsn' johnson
Gossor ct al-Order for commission ElcoI ct al agt
sehlang etaL-J Undertaking approved fnask ag hs
e. a-Orler granted Hartman ag Beatty et aL-OdsI Of
Common Ptees-- Special 7ep,-By Judge Larremorei
In the matter assignment Of Knox 10 AbbotI-I
know or authority i9r sr%oS sac4 M Dee IT, a pToof
a S9 i 1g sutton att denied without
yruce TO Tenewal theIeoi on Payment Gi go COST
at COcmsn-I think the security suhclent BeOck agt
bSorce sEaBte Bi5st as granted
IN matter Of the application Of Moses ag m re- ~
pAcatOn nted DcAerson et al ag Herman IN re- as
Segment Of PSrkn In the matter Of etc. OF LaTpie etc;
T p gt'.' Camp6el ast' McI;wcn." Granted.
Marine Court h1mbHS-By Justice McAdam.-
GARY agt Dudley sgt Goestrup sands agt Todd
Marks agt Alwood.-see naorssment on papers Cuppla
Iverot AIT McGlnnMoLon granted on terms DAVIS a, l.
Eau 20 GOLDMAN sgt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS accounts APP
Proved and discharged. Asendou as JuppGCom'
Is smsseI beFoTrest agt Deomarcs-Tne
Ion 40 pss iO ard submits to an e1snstoS o. April
1879 at 10 no costs Mckinley agi ITf
SrHsfong act sheen-Motion denied Fsch-
e. AT AsIercher-ChaIes Goldzer appointed receiver
Ifown agi OBnen agt Galagher-Irod and ludg'
Ilents WIks agL Howell Beotie agt aLiSA aiy2t sst
stern .gt. Observation-Disclosures.
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United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGToN. April I'm the Supreme Court
q the United states today following business trans
acted;
ON motion Totem Cow OF Chicago was al
rnitted 10 practice as was Steeyer OF NcwOreanS'
On motion of Alexand0 =. Morse
19j.-The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad company.
plaintiff error, agt James H. Grant IN error to the SUI
preme Of the District Of Columbia. Argument con-
cluded by EnOch TOtten fOr plant IN error.
No lg7-The Board OF Supervisors OF Calhoun county
plaiutn IN error agt W B. GalDTath. Argued by T. Ph-
lips plantn error submitted by W. F. Harms Tor
defendant In error. ,,
No. l9s-The Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com.
panv ulauu ina error George W. Narnel il error 70
The supreme Court OF the District Columbia Argued by
Otten for paintih and g. W Cooper anu l.
Il. Cntteuden for defendant in error.
40 l99S JenuisOn, executor etc. planuh IN errof as
J. T. the supreme Court OF state ol
California Argued by B. F. Myres for planuG In error no
counsel appearing Tor defendant IN error.
Adjourned at u o'clock
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSIENT


Madison ave, cor 32d.st 24o1aiS; w Sloane
. ami wife 10 Joseph Mcneil $50,
and wife To II Iankenan -'>'.'... -. 90.
tfthst, l2j II Of 2d-sve b5xlOO one-han part),
Fitzpatrick and wife TO Max Danger ...-....... 2,
same property Zone half parO J 4 fitzpatrick and o.
husband to Max Danzgcr. 2,
'thst $. 100 ftw 81 2d-ave. 25Xl00. Davidson
ana VIE 10 Max DanEigrr.
HenrNst So, 1913 II G of Scammel.st, 24XlO0: ID
W. crosby and wife to Joseph Smith. ---..-.,.-. IL,
WaSilngtOn.st Nos 3 and u + ROmaine, ir, ref.
cree. TO the Mutual Life Insurance Company 800. 4,
Sth.st, 225 II W Of lst-sve. 25Xl00S 2IireRuar:
Donavan 10 Brandt ...................-..- z,
CentIal.avc (24th Ward) about nve-eghtns OF are;
VI nYnes and husband to a VI Irvn and another O..
beNlnetnavc, se cor e5thst. l9SN9j VI Duffy and -
~ WE 10 q Tayl 10
oar ST. s. 60 n Q OF James-st l7NiO: Elizabeth Bro
. phy eXecutItx. etc 10 g Townsend -.......-.. 3,
Au,aVe sw ror 5ith-st, 2OxGO5, A Mcneil, referee,
49, 10 X 4.
4th.aye W 3 $50 Il OF 5itlst. 2Ox6O 4 Monellrcf.
cree, 10 II GOelet 3,
Beekmanpl. VS., 20 IT Of 50tnst. lS0xgO: c W
. West referee 10 John Molenhauer ............- o.
Alstst ss 800 10 W OF 7th-ave. 59.6N9S9: Charles
~ RoseDtlal and wife 10 NJ Rosenthal. a.,
0Zdst p 1884 n W Of 6thavc, lGSX1OlO. ana also
rs Sprlng,st 22x7O6i Josephine Polhemus to
61th.st. n =, 40 n n Of5thnve. 25NlO05 8 s Con.
40 slant and others executors, etc, Ia Loew.-. %!
$50 ST. SIS, 100 n q OF Madison-sve S2,00p-5
- James and wife to Charles Barney. 20,
lZ4ihst II 8, l4Oft . OF 9TH ave, 20xl0Oll Abram
van Drsen AID wife to Newman. ............. 10.
ll3thst. s. $50 IT W 81 3d-ave 4Okl00.l0; George
- COe and wife TO \ BaumCaren. 3;
1850 81 T. 800 II W OF 2dave. 75IlOOll Frederick
Schuck and wife 10 A Hahn 9,
l3UhSt a. S25 ft " OF 6th-ave.' 50x9g.l1: w 4
Boyd, referee. 10 Mstthissen ........-...... ],
I'lstst, n ;, 10 " OF lOthaye, G0x99ll III Nor
ton referee, 10 RoscnDaUn. J.,
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