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New-York tribune., 1879-03-26
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHNGTON. March 2j.-ln the Supreme Court
o. the United states 20 daY.
on mlOn or Attorney General Deven5 SelwYn Bowman
Of Boston. admitted 10 practice.
NO William Henry Hacsett agt the city OF ottawa
in error 70 the Circuit Court Of The United states or The
Nort.crn District OF Iln0lsIlis SUIT to recover
lower is
Temanded with direction to sustain the
conformity the opinion Of TINS Court Mr.. Justice
Hahn delivered the opinion
No 7JOseph Grafton. plaintiff In error agt stephen H.
Currp O the United
for me southern y strict Of YORK This litigation grew
alleged sale OF Tie Glen House .rOlclty
e. the While Mountains the 18th Of May l-7l. refusal
on the part OF Grafton defendant III error 10 accept
tlc ed. .uptrd resale Of the prop
Tins Court ui the opinion that thcro was
-uGlcirut memorandum writing O The agreement upon
which this suit is brought JLG-AClt reversed with costs
with directions tn set aside the verdict
MI Jns ice Miller De iverrd the opinion.
40 g-0-Ihe Um,Cd states. pGlnn in error, agt T. VI.
and other claimants. Argument tO0iinUtd by c.
II. defendant commenced by
ATTORNEY. General Devcns iOT palAit iA error. .
40 0sJ-Wllam H. P!att appellant agt the Union Pacific
i. L. Aule-, from tue CIR
tho b.s;TlC Of Nebraska
e in this Involves question whether
make prccupOn the ia~s granted by Con
Union P3Cac Railroad Comp under Se tnn
the act July 1862 That act provides that all such
granted by IN section which shall nos be s0d OF dis
i0d shall have completed shall be subject TO settlement
and pet mpon lands price not exceeding 81 %
per paid said company. Tho denies the
the that the
Of he lands within the Of the rd section OF the act
The question Is highly Important one ana III
YDve. large property beyond os0 Immediately Ia
suit Argument begun 10y MI James Lowudts for appellant
sidney Bartctt ana = SAcidb
appellee
Adjourned until tomorrow at ~ O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-26
CIVIL NOTES

Elizabeth NJ. Livingston sued William w.
Smith, the Superior Court. for injuries resulting
from the fall Of ceiling in which she rented from
the defendant in Fourteenth 81. Her collar bone was
broken and she received other serious injuries Judge
Sp.r yesterday dismissed the complaint the ground
that the plaintiff did not inform her landlord OF the need
repairs which size knew 70 exist
For the purposes of appeal from Judge
Freedmau's decision dsmisslng the complaint in the
S4OOO,OOO -uit OF tic Ncv-England Iron Company
against the Gilbert Elevated Railway Company, some
additional testimony was taken Yesterday under otjec
ton j. c. Whitney, president of the Merchandise Bank,
Boston. and Charles Cornish, Of NewYork, We're called
L. testify s0venCy Of the iron company ana its
ability carry out tie contract with tie railroad COM
pany The Court allowed the full statutory allowance
OF 81 OOJ TO the def ndauts and stay OF sixty days
was gwen TO the plaintiffs to make up case.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-26
THE COURTS.
ARIES OF POLICE OFFICERS.

SALARIES OF POLICE OFFICERS.
.or,,vvr BEFoRE THE GENERAL TERM OF THE
srpRFME COURT ON THE PROPOSED REDUCTION
OF TWENTY PER CENT
An anpeal was taken from Judge Donohues
ao,s,op rendered on March Is, holding that inc act
hod heen repealed under which the Police Conlin's
oners reduced the pay OF the patrolmen ana oncers
y, the polce force 90 per cent because OF Resumption
The ouestion was argued before the General Term OF
the Supreme Court yesterday upon mandamus ih the
cases Of Inspector George W. Dks Captain Edward
wish and Patrolmau James Carroll, for February
tbcv were paid 20 per cent less than formerly
rhe act of 1864 which increased the pay OF the Metro
rolitan Police contained prOviso that upon the re-
sump,ion OF specie payments the pay should become
"a before In 1866 another increase In police salaries
gas made and this act contained the provision that
when gold was par the salaries should he reduccd
90 per cent except thar IN no ease the pay OF captn
should ne less than ~ 500 or OF sergeants less tan
81 400 The amount of salary fixed by the charler
cf 1870 was placed at the same rate as that pad teh
10 the members OF the police departments IN TIE c'iO
noitan Police District.
PExJudso Emott who argued the case for the appel
1outs m General Term yesterday, contended mar th'
act Of 1870 reserved the Police Commissioners me
same power OF reducing salaries which they possesseu
before its passage The act OF 1873 was clied as nIi-
Gazing purpose TO continue to the Commissioners tic
nower 10 control the details of nizaton and man
agement OF the police force The phrase now lcgaiy
1sid" as used Ia the act Of 1878 III regard to the
amount of salaries, was argued showed t9at o7o me
and 1878 was still part OF the law regulating the pay
OF the pOhce force. A. j. Vanderpoel, for the r.
spondcus ed that the provisions OF the act or 1870
winch limited the police department by the regulations
controlling the Metropolitan Police District dd not IN
special provision that the pay of the force should be
fixed at the then paid This was strengthened 10y
the charter 1873 hch declared that the salary then
paid snouid the fixed salary Other legislative
enactments were reviewed confirming this intention
Associated with ex-Judge Emott in the case were
Theodore W. Dwight and Charles J.. Mclean. j. D.
Townsend, Eihu Root and George BLISS appeared Wltn
Mt, NandcrpOel Tor the respondents
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4 TEsTATOR,s ECCENTRlCITIES.

The will of Joseph Drake, who resided at
Nrth-ave. and Eishtecntl-st. Brooklyn, the SUD
ject before the Surrogate in Brooklyn yester
day Tho testator, aged man, died in December.
1873, leaving his property, estimated at S5O0000 TO
his wife and eight children even and daugh-
teri and TO Ann Campbell AMI her two children The
will was offered for probate in January and the chill
dren gave notice that 10 would he contested the
ground that decedent not of sound mind at the
time when the will made. BIZ the testimony taken
yesterday t shown that he refused 10 shake hands
with any one, wasin the habit .o throwing pennies
boys, and fired pistols out OF his windows. The wit
nesscs stated that they thought him insane. The
hearing was adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-26
LOSS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.

KELLY's ISLAND, Ohio, March 24.-The
steamer Golden Eagle struck about mile from this
place while trying te work her way through the ice to-
day. Sho sprung leak. and Is sinking directly in the
steamboat PASSAGE between here and Sandusky In about
twenty feet OF water Her passengers ana baggage
nave been safely landed here, and the mail boat has
gone after her crew.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-26
DECIsIONs-MARCH 25.

Supreme Court Chdmbers-Bv Judge LAWRENCE
Connolly Connolly Parties must file their written p1es
OF arguments before March 81 Duncan agt Pollard
Motion granted payment of costs before notice OF a
And costs stand as security ana cause
70 pc referred and short notice OF trial 10 be accepted Oy he
sefendant the settled on two days nOlce
Bonn agt Cabn-If this order is that TACT
Mould be reeted IN the erder KarDer sgL Aynns-An ~
New-York tribune., 1879-03-26

40 .eSE VIA PAIL RIVER LINE. ,-
day OF sale FOR CONTINUOUS
nass1s an steamer ana leaving Fall River the fopw4
morning al $50 arrival OF boat Regular tickets a
gond an any Train between Fan River and Boston MashI
cent steamers ,.. ,,-n ot n CoTONY
leave NewYork daily Sundays excepledl, at D p III,
nom pier % North Iivef, foot OF Murily->t
leave brookIyn. WA Annex boat AZ 4:3" D. m ,-,. 80
ana secured AT ~ prnclpLI hOe1' anu
Ticker Orires ni the Pier ana on steamers -,,, ..
~ ' - ~ " BORDEN LOWELL Agents
GEo. L. CosNoR Gen'l Pass. Agt
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REAL ESTA TE.

NEW-1ORh, TUESDAY, Marcn 1873.
The following sales were held at tho Ex
change SalesroOm to-day:
BU LOUis NcsiSr.
stoTv brick stores with plot OF land on Sth0ve ana
Grant Circc. II cor Of 5Sth-s, plot Oi land 4OoS
30Ox1OO 5I9S. 1928, aud l.stOTy frame store
with lot on Grand Circle, W cor of G9thst, lot
I41VX3j. 3x6o. l0I25 100 D; Mrs susan ii FRANKIE
BV UindUs & DdrteS
2story frame dwelling with plot Of land, Fast
04 hist. II / II W Of MadsOn-ave, plot OF land 1853
XlO0J Henry Work 1900
BV Rictdrd y HarlsH
Q brick dwelling houses with lots, Nos 26S and 27o
HpiiHC-st. = 100 1t " Of Naiick- ST. each lot 2jN
100: James Ii enry -. IA, 20
4s;OTy brick house with lot, Nol53 East Broadway,
r 11G II W Of Rutgerss, lot 2JxsJ Dr. Benz - -.
LtNtllOgt. lN,1u
l similar house with lot, No lGl East Broadway, =,
adjoining above lot 2jX7j; Charles DAM. 9,O2
! 3-stOTy brick house with lot No rs Jamcs-st s,
l72 It OF Oak-st. lot lSX6U GOdsjO 4.lO
! 4-stoIy p ck house with lot. No 81 Esst Brood
s. 24.2 II W OF CintOn-st, lot "a 6x-7.6: W
..................... 900
BU Bernard SUpUtk.
2stoTy and attic brick house and stable with lot No
20 Pbcs, - % fl Of HeDV-st lot 2JHlOl.4;
W Reed........... ......................... $50
Bg JChH T. 3Oud
Pnciney, $50
BV T. g. d q. S. BTOtrn.
l 3 story brick dwelling win lot, East 90thst
100 II Of AVeA, lot lS9XlOOo Robt Tones. 400
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S .OU VIA ms oLD RELIAgLLE
STnNlNGION LINE

CONNECIING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT A TRIP MISSED ~ SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
The elegant steamers sToNiNGTON and MARIA.
GANSEiI leave 80 Orth River loot OF Jay.sIJ AZ
=. IN. daily except SundaysC - -
train stOnngtO via this line from New YORK 10
Boston for IL 81. NJ s........
secured al Offices Dl Express Company ana az Nos
397 Broadway and at metropolitan ana fh Avenue
Hotel ticket Offices ,..., ,,o,,. ,,nrr,,,r oNrv
ste,rnrs II FCTRA and GALATEA leave Pier 20 North
River foot Of Warren-st) daily Except sund4yD at p L.
fol Providence direct ,-.. -, ,.,,.,s, rata,
Freight via ether line taken at lowest Taea IL
". kII.kINS. q. + ASL ~ - bhDSON n IlcsI
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fonses ano roo rs ruanteo.

A y APARTMENT, OR FLOOR, four to
seven rooms bath. suitable for family; mod
HOUSE or HOTEL Wanted, furnished. to rent
ow with privilege Of purchases accommodation for 20
or more oarder within say hour Of NewYork; fruit
ana garden railroad station steamboat landing Adj
dress X Box 30. Tribune Office with particuars.
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Real estate to gxrbanae.

FOR EXCEANGE.-Any person having Nam
Nebraska Missouri lands which they wish 30
change for property In this County, address
March IL. 1873. J. ;. KNAPP. Fayetteville, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-26
ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUrEAND SHORT LINE
" between
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPIlIA
Fonrteen Through Trains each daly nrce dep)t n
Philadelphia, two IN New-l"rk 80. ,,......
Double Track. the Improved Equipment ana Ihe iaSI5'
lime consistent VITA absolute safety
On and after December TO- 1875.
Trains leave NewNOrE DnsDCsset ana Court
landt StTeer Ferries IA follows: -,
4;oO ,:3o s2O 40 limte) II m; l. 3{O = . D. i;2}
SOP anu ~ D. SUNDAY 4:3O and y ~ M D. D. 'HO o'oi
Route Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains a. Jersey City aGorngl speedy and direct ua'cf
for Brooklyn travel ,,o, q. - 49,
Returnrg trains leave Philadelphia l2Ol 3lj, 800,
1876 40 aud m. Limited Express, 1870 p. M 2 t.
$50 Z and 50 p sunday l2OL 3:45 800, 8, $780,
d'Eci .; Nos 62G and ga Broadway No Astor
House ana foot Desbrosses aud Courtandt No
COlrts a. and brooklyn Annex pep)t, loot OF FHolst-
BROOKLYN: NOS ia, 1l6 and llS Hunsonst itoboken;
mace '' 'N' h. p. FARMER,
FFKASK THOMSON. Gcnl Passenger Ay.
GeueT Mauaxer.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAN5FER3
NEW YORK CITY

Washngtou-st No ! 81, lG.3x3G.9 Catharine Van
Timothy SHlllVan and Others. SS2
BecknIan-St n vs. Front ST. 2G.GNS7.6; Susan 4
Drake and others 20 Josephine Campbell. ....-..-
same property Samuel Drake anG others to Joseph
inc g campbell
Same property; John ] Drake to Josephine Camp
stone ~ s. lIg.ll II Of ITOad-st 22,1XS4S Elz.
abeth Gale ana husband IL susan HaNtun.... so
Canalst, :, l29.l4 Il v Of Wattsst 16.G0&3S7E
irregular; Thomas Henry rc.Cgce, TO The Lquit-
able Life Assurance Society 6
9Th ave. cor 2O6thSt. l0Ox99.ll John COrse and
wife 10 Henry COrSe 8
2d-ave w 6O.5 II n OF 45th.st b0Xl00 Nenman
COwcn aud wife to Minnie RinalGO ...........-.. 10 o
GthayC. cor l2Gtlst 55Ny9.ll Abraham ScEOlo
and wie to George Bhss...... .............. 1G,0
Same property; William VI Donald and wife 10 AbIa.
ham schOle ana others.
2d-ave 20 II OF 4Gth-st 2jx73 LCOnhaTd Kurtz
ana wife 20 Johanna Ucrgert l,0
Lowtrrc, executor etc, 10 far1let N Bishop 2o2
20tl-st, between St and 5ih-aye, lot No 81 249
G991l: De wait Thomson, executor etc. 10 FL
b7th.st, = 100 fl q OF qth-avc 25IlOO5 Christian
Iclen ana wife to Mary Price .---.....--.-.... 10
Jitl-st. u s 523 II Of UtllaVc, 2GNlUU;J; Robert
Edward Schcitier 37,C
sOth.st. II 5 1854 II " of 81 ave- l6.oIl00: sarah
Doying ana husband 10 william Days ......... 11,0
Goth 81. l3J Il " of 2dave, 20NlOO.5; Letii9
Lyon 10 Ella TOwusend .................. 800
35th.st, 40 Il " Of 9in.aye. ZJJ9S9: Evehna
Banker, executor, etc 10 Rose Roger 81
l26fhst 2. 237.6 Il o. 7tll-1Yc, l2.GX99Si Ber.
nard smith 20 Susannah New.................. 90
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Gin ReaI Gstdie FOR Gnle.

4 CHEAP HOME.-FOr sale, q good, we'll
N built frame house and lot The lot s2jxi90 feet Ths
stories and contains rooms IN the Tcdf d
The hous. is small building suitable for earpenets shop
maker The house Is staten Island " y
Dud abOut minutes walk Clifton Landing the prop
sry for 81 200 part Of the purchase money
can remain mortgage Address H. A L. Box A., Tribune
O1lcc.
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iilusicdl Jnstruments.

TAKE NOTICE.-Upon my return from Eu-
rope 1873 sed largely Beatty OFFER TOR this
month beautiful pialo upright paror organ style 1889;
stops hwe,la. sets Of reeds weight OoN, 800
pounds mOnopoiss price ahoJ $40 my price only $50 %
great wa. the dcuan worked the factory t ~
n m 90 mi order, This unparalleled offer is extended until
further 70 IT, however order now New pianos
tiIJ UPWARDS; organs, $50 10 sitO pay
instruments at your own home Latest CIR
Gu az free. Daniel +. Beauty, Washington, N
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Anrtlou sales OF Real Gstute.

= WEST 34TH-ST.-BrOwn-stO mansion ;
- West 35tst brick stable auction under foreclosure
April RICHARD V. HARNETT, auctonecr. III Broad
way. basement.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-26
CounIrD properm DO Est.


AT BELLEYILLE, y. j., forty minutes
"A from NewYork and FIVE minnie from depot pleasant
cottage ten rooms with OF ground in garden fruit
pa2s pa4 S Fo efs RG re- Of 70 wM @
West 23dst where pAo eaph Of the place may be seen
IsOTEL, handsomely furnished, IN vicinity
of New.York capacity IT'S guests will be rented 10
competent hotel man WITH means % e8qd%et i < 9 AZ
Bioaiway, at II o'clock daily.
NONTCLAIR. - Houses furnished, unfur-
Nl pisied sale and Howe Parsons.79 CedarstNY
MORRISTOWN, NEW W-JRRSEY-T rent
i4 Be e foos ys OF Sc esnt and desirable Fos
session. session. give given Immediately 0. BoT 40
ORANGE, y, J.-Houses and Country Seats
e o i' % VII BF5s S1 3iS bCadSdy adv
ORANGE, n. Trent 5000 Attractive
s1 dcaS6 n%S 96Sy T6wAp r 30 Pnes New
York. uhs nnghborhood speciality
rFNO LET or LEASE-An elegant residence
Hs Sa aG a Of aS r ys Kysasy TS ns % nS MS6
and Greenwood Lake Railroad house rooms win
pasture plenty OF shade; stretch Il river for
b % @ f d way e river T ,GS de- f Win @giGahd F2ahd m ID that IN
lac form complete arch making drive Tor ms ot
tenant for 500 The ?gSI WI meet & ne $50 S r a. t an m
o-S Br6adst, Newark. NJ.
rINO FLORISTS and MARKET GARDENERS
city Of Elizabeth, within ) ainufes walk Of station lays
"C * 1913 i9G ) fenced On all 'Gei a. IT, GG6LGw GGL co.
U'O RENT-At TARRYTOWN and IRVING
large double BRICK HOUSE conveniently located near
dc. .o, for sale very chcJp-a opportunity. PUhDl
BKOWER. 100 Main St Iartytovn
TENO LET-At ew-Rochee, y. Y, the Home
stead Of WIN. rooe lately deceased house fully ur-
nished 20 water front with bathing aud boating
iaditi mile from depot beautifully located mSleIae
rent. WILLIAM LECOUNT. Agent New EocheNo y. Y
rIO RENT-At Croton Landing, one hour
and twenty minutes from Grand Central Depgt-A nne-
COTTAG $780, and siyfOom COTTAGE for 700
Landing. y. J.
no LET-At Plaindcld, y. j., 40 minutes
cm Y,rk. handsome two story aud French roJI
II a barn and cckeh hpn'ci
loi 2OHaOJ 10 utcs walk from dsOt S521 20 Trains
100 Barclay-st.. Hew-York.
rINO RENT, FURNISHED, for the Summer,
al pari,n. M. eighty minutes from Ncwfurs lr \.
rrdcncc lauJDmoy and h-athfly located ucc ward and
&: price $ltO per MONTH Ad
dress N. = MAllIEN Daricn Conn.
rs'O LET or FOR SALE-At White Plains
4 tiJ minutes from 42d-st. lj trains 0aiy "A new
au laundry; situated lot 1pxG5 Ia centre oi vi,
lace six walk from atlOt rent 800 also two new
cot faCes smaller; $500 ground nsy be iid al
ioinng any oi above houses II desired Apply 10 HALL
Known 4 WEsTCOTE No. 2Ol Bro@iway. Room No 81.
at White Plains
tbyO MONTH.-Beautiful residence on Lake
I'D . Ronk0nkoma Long Island nifty miles good fish
Ing boating; wonderfully healthy sixty oIcLafd
and outbuiidngs. j. b. FolsD q Park place. ny.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-26
Gxtursloue.

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
Va OPEN FROM 5:90A N. TO 12P.M.
kLCTORsT REEI-Nearcst point for wal street Ferry,
ANDTSrREBT-Near point for Jersey Cityand
COmmuBpaw Ferries
PAtK.PLAt f-Neares. point Olce city Hall and
Barclay street Ferry 10 IIOb0Xen.
CHAMBERS fHEET-Neares point for Pav0nla and Erie
Raj. way Ferry.
FRANKLIN. rREET--
GKANDSTREEr- FOR DesbrOsSeI Stc Ferry
Jersey city, and connects with for Desb0sses and
East Grand Street Ferries
BIEECKER-sTREET-CO connects with cars for East ami
West.
EIGHTH STREET-Nearest point Christopher street
Ferry Hoboen connecting with cars Icr Christopher
East Tenth street Ferries.
FOU URrEFNTH SrREET-N Nearest point 20 Union Square,
Wailck's and Lyccum Theatres. Academy Of Music Ir'
wing and Tammany Halls, conn hcjlng WIN cars lOf east
Twenty third and rLirty-iOurtb street Ferries. .
TWEEN TYTH IRDSTREET-Nc Ncarcst point To Booths ~
James and Park Theatres, Grand Opera House GumOros
Garden, aud Masonic Temple and T"cutytlrd Strees
FeTry Jersey city
THiRTY.THIRD.sTRnE point to STANDARD,
Broadway. and Fifth Avenue Theatres, Aquarium and
Francisco MiusICls connecting Win cars IOt " %
Foi%TY- ECON DsTREET-C with New York Trans
fer C0mpIny's cabs for Grand Central Depot
FIFrIETEl. STREET -
THSGREEr-Nearestp point for Centra PARK.
connecting with ears Of Belt Line Railroad.
FIFTY.TlfRDSTREETa and ElGHIHAEENUE-
trans take east side stations
For downtown trains take vest side Ions.
Trains TO johst and Gthaye, and 63dst and Sth
alternately.
WAG r. GARRISON. President
NJ VAN BROCKLIN. superintendent
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Ciln iIropcrip 90 Get.
PRIL LISTS PUBLISHED TO-DAY !!

4 PRlL LISTS PU BLlSl1ED lO-DA1 w!
Immense number of houses!!!"
Large medium size $500 10 81 600 year. mailed
free or given away either office Pine. 80 East s
al" OOi ''""'" v.K. sTEvENsoN,jr.
4 WE'LL FURNISHED fOur-story brown
stone between 9th and Madison To let 70 private fam
iv OF adults $50 monthly bCa.d and Washing OF sn-
gle gentleman. Address j. o. room y 90 Nesl l5thEI.
CORNER JOHN and WILLIAM-Store con-
- tinuOus plate glass rich blacL walnut small elegant
second floor fourth floor for light manufacturing
FLOCK. 800 Broadway.
TOR RENT-The fOur-story stores is Gin
and 24 Pea sts between Fulton and John 5ts; - Dy
-'' GEORGE O. SAMPSON, 2il Pcartst.
I EXINGTON-AVE. near 61st-st.-TO Let
Very desirable four story brown stone. Apply 20 lC.
LAND * WiIIING. Beekman 81,
no LET-Ollices, lofts, stores and Easements
in Eeekman Ann Fulton, JOn Pearl G0ht, tlIh VA.
Lam aud NasSau-sts RULAND & WHlIlNG BeeAmil,st-
rCO LET-On Gramercy Park, to private
nished DAVIES WlNANS ~ Plhesl.
r{NO RENT or FOR SALE-Three story brown
stone house, SOts, near tIal Park neighbOTs Al
W. H. SALT, Tiffany Co, UniOn-sguare.
no LET-Four-stoIy brown-stone Houses /;
eight on Slst.st, between jth aud Maids lnavcS and
built permanent investment, IN respect first
class and all modern improvements: Nat"hm2n on
premises; permits required Apply 10 H. {. PEDDER,
Arnold, Constable x o.'ssItAaNe. and 18Th ST.
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6teamboaIs ano Railroads.

| leEPARI URE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
- ~ ., TRAINS FROM NEW.YORK.
- llHOhI AfD ONO RAILEOAu-EXpress for Washington
S 'c Nesl-NZo a. IN Express for Washington and tho
W,si-lO p. M. ~ ' ~
rtHl KAlLW WN-ii:OD a. and 600 ami u m. Nan net
SgNI,,,g il.y and Nonsey, 100 94j A. m. 4.4j D. m.
NEN- ORR CENTRAL AND HUDSON lO.3O and
a. H. ana 80 t. 1880, and $50 y. In
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housat0nic
~ and Naugatuck ailrosds Fare 81 steamer bridgeport
an oithatlletslip daily Sundays exceped at ll30
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RECORDED LEASES.

sl,ist, 3 years annual rent Of $500
Valentine ReHbtrgeT No lOl BTuOme
yc4ca ANIMAL rent -.--..... j75
LentOu, susan ~ John keliaI, No 1919 3daVe 8
years, annual rent of....-........ ....... 800
McCluIau. Jane 4 L. John Carney, II 2d.aye and
S7Ih.sI, wears at annual rcHi o. .......,.-. 1000
Waters, Henry to Jonathan Slgwald, No 2l2 Grand
st. years annual -. -. 1000
RECORDED MORTGAGES
Babe. Carl G r u Adam REM. Glh.st Of Ave.A,
months 81 900
same 10 John Schcnerer. same property mouths 1000
BOhuCt. John and wife TO George J. kiugslsud and
others. executors, etc. COZ Monroe and Clinton
SITS years - 10000
Glass John jr. the Institution for the savings
Merchants Clerk, " lOthaVe and jCth ct I
lots, year GOOoO
Sd-ave wears -, 1000
anotler, 2daye of 45tl.st, = ycart...., l3OOo
55tl-st Of 9tl-lvt. months 1000
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Faefber George 10 Isdor Monte $4,000
Won Wage1er, May 10 Emma DCnarest ......... $50
Wlggns, John W. il, 10 Albert SMITH 300
New-York tribune., 1879-03-26
IENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-J Jersey

- ferfy station in New York, foot Of Tiberty.9t
g. Ferry station In Brooklyn f,.Ot of FuOnst
COMMENCING NOV % lSIo-IIains leave New York, foot OF
Liberty ST. as follows:
fti"{ a.; m.-fOr Pennington. Easton Belvi1ere Mauch
Jnnc, iana4ui, "ikesbarre, Elm,ra &c. Connects at
Juhetlon with ID. J.. aud w. r. II.
80 a. n-for High Bridge Branch. Schooleys Mountain,
Lake ana Lake HOpacOng, EastOn Harrisburg,
~ ohunk Iamaqna UazeltOn, Wkesbarre. Scranton.
lose M and 1870 p m.-For SOmervie and Pennington.
ln-For Fiemugton EastOn, Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua,
MIL ME, sDaLTe Scranton Tunkhannock, Tamaqua Hazeou.
Reading. fOttsviie Harusburgh &c
~ p. m.FOr High Bridge Branch. SchoO!eys Mountain
nuIds axe and Lake hOratcong EastOn Bevidere and
Msnch CLunS connects at Junction with d. L. and W. T. r..
e:39 D. m daly.For Eason Allentown and Harrisburg.
For trains 10 local points time tables at stations.
~ NDAN TRAINS-Lcave at a. m. ~ d. IN. Bound
brook ard intermediate points, and ut $50
Heading and Harrisburg
Boats and Eric Annex" mako connection
atJcrsey CITY Station and from Brooklyn aud Erie Depot
Jersey Citv
NEW-YORKa and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Red Bank, Long Branch Grove.
sc. at S:l5, ll:i1 a. IN. 4, j:l5 p.
Stages connect at Matawan station TO and from KEY PORT