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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-27
To be closed out in 80 days at a reduction of
20 TO 50 PER CENT.
below regular selling prices.

We purchased the entire stock the r. j. Robertson Estate
j. Trustee ENORMOUS REDUCTION from price
goods lower than they have been sold before
Rea1y-mae Clothing which will
extraordinary bargains If anything that line and
u before purchasing elsewhere
Our Boot ard Shoe Stock the best selected in West Tennessee
sell lower than other bay them In Mems
and
will enable the stock during Cheap Sale At
APRIL will make Ladies Fine Shoes Specially
large JEANS hand and determined knock
Rock Bottom Prices You have them cheaper than
they be bought at wholesale from the manufacturers.
Bmora skirts will that sells for $3.50 for So
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-02-27
CITY OFFICERS.

V. J.. Ware, Mayor.
.Ino. u. Lusk, City Marshal.
RF. Haun. J. II. Blankeuship. G. W. Mar
ain. II. J. Robertson, q. " seymour W. Ii.
AlEse Aldermen.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-13
DECISIONS-DBC. 12.

Ss,pe@e Court Chambers-Bv judge Brady
Norts ag: Abbcit-ApIlicatiOa arsned Lackenmyer ag
IacEeDrnyet Molten granted cOndtiOnaNy see opinion
stAlor Foot No same aRt sane, NO 2-Motlons
grantsI Rsw agt oilwagen-
~ BOrland Reilly
ant smith Bnos aDEfacturIne Com
psay; the May0r etc. In The matter OF faf'or
Industrial savings Bank ag Oiwe In INC mat OF
Of Tayor Howell sgf. BaxtetMet'on lie
raea sBndu. Rruadway Savings Inst tutoB sst
Van Orden Merchants Bank OF Canada agt LyinRstou
Pane agt whitSock suifn art. fIaakncid Granted .
Nv Danlels.-Bake eY agi. Biakcy-Dpnioh In the
matter Bruch-Sce mon.
ss>rtsi TsrBs-By Juage Van Vorst.-F1esehhsuer ayt
Judgment Tor TIE pLantIns
ali efefendanis except Doellner opinion.
Srprrior Court SpecSai TeyTs-Bv Judge Freedman.
-Busbee Elias vi: HopsiDson 81 al Ess
Bates al aet Enss et Az kehais agi ElAs et a.
signed
Is, fudge ~pst--sre mich sEt wesenan-Oruec Of sub
OpoerhetmeF JRumic cysky y-DIter
moron In and answer Dows e al agt
KkiAeE Edeftas inx approved Bernhsn agt the
Minister arf 'en-Or1ers OF discon Miller
GALWAY a.; sameOrier OF suostiton Koch
a9t Nyurth-Orer IOf writ OF inquiry Ianboc agt. Use
URiyeF~at Insurance COMPANY IN special cal
endsr Friday OF January. 1885, kuehBenardt ag
aL-Orier Oysrruing demurrer isho agt Gaio
Henry Srr Dn1ad DARING Merritt Lynch agt Cur
lev the DTy Dock s,c- Railroad Company
WinterIATs SOLOMON; foer ast. Lippe--OrIers
Commen Pleds-Special TeyR-Bv Judge Beach
In the assignment Of Roberts DEGREES srieTe
By Judge Hee-en-Beck AIT lennL-t Undertaking AZ
releasing sufetes. sol
o,on BsdBAeirneT azt- LsbaSp; OOeteuncr
art Ieorre Nafhans Irwin and others; Snh art.
smith Fay agl. Tayor Moioaghney aZt Aiilcr pphca
granted
Ju0ge larfemoFG-bSNls a-t van <t,tyoc-t ssc tna
exc segtled
New-York tribune., 1879-12-13
CHARGED WIFI ADDICTION.

Amelia NOrrell, age seventeen years. and
Selma slorrei. age fifteen years. oa June 10 bit
thrir home at No. 533 West Forty iOurths. stating to
their mother that they intended 10 take walk They
did not rctnrn home that and although every
effort nsed BY their parents and brothers 10 find
them no ele could be found Several days ago. James
Morrel their brother, Selma Aorrrll In sixnave-.
near Twenty-third at. As the girl him she
burs into tears asked him 10 take her home There
sbe toll strange story about her disappearance aud
sa.d thai her sister Amelia In vile resort Thirty
Aeeopd-sl On THURSDAY, the mother. In company with
police officer. went t0 this house and hae her daughter
arrestea aud brought the Jefferson Market Poiice
CourL asked Justice f. uler to grant War
for the arrest OF Two meD Ehon she accused OF ID
ducting her daughters Tune 19. The mer Benry
Ieayf Louis EiInbali. arrested yesterday and
eomlnittad for trial.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-13
AMERICAN GOODS ABROAD.

John G.. Rollins, head of the American house
CT Jonn G. Rollins Co., American merchants in Lon
don Eagand has been in this country for
,Ae last SIX weeks, sailed on hs return on
Thursday. During his stay IN this country Mr..
Rollns.s time been spent among manufacturers,
his trips extending from Maine TO the Mississippi In
eoayersAts0A reporter OF IHE TRIBUNE he said:
II ound went that manufacturers are all
feeling we'll They very much pressed BY orders. and
al better prices than for hve years past am afraid,
however tbst the advance prices OF some lines o.
goods viii seriously With export trade, and
VIII greatly tend "a increase imports"
What IL the mediate dangerf
That the tncrease tn the price OF American manGfae-
tnIed goods will the German. kngiish and French
manufacturers al advantage over American msnnfac-
turers IN the foreign markets. and will tend break
down the footboi which they have obtained. The
petttion has been very great aud II has been
only by TIE utmost perseverance the part OF
our merchants and ageats abroad joined TO the
sup.r7er quality Il the articles O1red for sse thai
fhey have bfen abe % compete successfully with
s'-ystgn ,na narufsriurrrs IN their own markets."
Mr. Rollins settled London IN 1852. In the most
enc trgetc he has worked caris aud ate push
tie sale OF A;1cetu manufactures IN Europe IN
.ry work ih.s direction tnsn other
American abroad" Tie decisrrd thar wtile there
MAS a great future belo AT bone and while
E~rore must have PETROLEUM and pTuVas-
on. iuere ehance % successfully contest
x1fh them ln price. 1iF. Rollins IL Duilding
a large and handsome ware o1se ciose Ia the River
manufacture. Three floors Ol tuIs To he used by
FlYbanLs A Co fOI thc exhibition ana sale Of their
of the Bank Of Eng and and ihr Royal ExcAaHge II
fronts Upper 1hamesst WI r te rear shnis an the
river, that goads can he landed directly iron the
shiu of exported direcliy from tlse warehouse
AF Rol-II.s decidedy o; the opinon that the
vlvai business IA tis eenfrs weuld be greails
paue ~ eisrsaoa IRON tEe oseFstoeEed labor mar
Eets of Europe.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-13
SALE OF A RAILROAD.

In an action begun in the Supreme Court In
1878 BY David Duueon,b and Erastus r Mead. tru,
tees, against the New York. Hcusatonc and Northern
Railroad Company foreciose u mortgage made TO the
trustees by the railroad company sSHe
bonds xmoantinx 20 $500 oo0 John IT, CiaPp, 81 No.
257 Broadway Ncw-Iork. appointed referee jan
nary, 1876. take testimony and report ss 10 the
validity and mount Of the bonds outstanding and also
sell Inortg lged property exeudsng through he
etaies Of New York and Connecticut The action has
been on trial before referee his appointment
ana nearly S 600 worth of bogd have been proved
The entire length road together vita all is rails
ears depats and other property Of kin aGyer
tseti be sold to-day 10 ~ the Cart Hosl-e,
White P1aIns For two three weeks past. some per
sous ex-ofcial- the road have been indus
triOusy engaged removing the rails which had been
laid down in the OF Harrison. Many OF the RAILS
are the Post Chester depot of The New
Haven Railroad ready FOR shDment else where bat the
furshrr removal OF these has been foroidden by the
referee.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-13
CIVIL NOTES.

The suit brought in the United States Cir
cult Court by Joan l. Trcsdwel. lawyer Of Boston.
agant the A0ratic and three other insurance ccmpan-
les OF this city 10 recover $4,000 legal fees, CON
ciuded YESTERDAY The jury returned verdict for the
plant n iOr IS 900.
]. Henry Ford, who was appointed Equity
Clerk by County Clerk walsh IN 1874. ana was
onenty reappolnted Dy County Cork Gumblelon, wns
,nade Ispug Cou " Clerk when Mt Thompson came
fpto ofce. william A. butler. County Clerk elect. de
eided yesterday Mr.. Ford Ia the place
his Deputy.
In 1866 and 1867 the town OF Shawangunk,
Ulster coabty Issued bOnds the amount Of $4,000
IN aid u the construction OF the waikiki Valley Rail
road. Interest paid the boads until 1877 when
a question OF their legality and a default look
paee. Litigation followed and yesterday the 1rst snit
a. heard the Uuitcd 5iales Crcut Cosrt The pl4n
TN leury T. Davol sna iis claim n Tor $4,000 on
ho.as I'd coaponA- HlDdns!t. Ieeds a. Aorse, At
New-York tribune., 1879-12-13
THE COURTS.
1osrpu yolKMER DEFENDS HIMSELF.

JOSEPH NOlkNER DEtENDS hiMohLr'
uF IissTuIES IN HIS Own BfiiMr-MAhf CON
NELLY ACCUSED.
The first witness called for the defence IN
the trial Of Joseph aud MarN Noikmer. on charge OF
administering poison 10 Charles T. Blair YESTERDAY was
Abraham Newnldt Of It2 Dclancl-st He testified TO
meeting Mary Connolly 10 Dclaney-st. on Thanksgiving
morning aud that she asked him 10 show her the way
10 the ITjae street Police station She ssid tna' sne
had been assaulted in her room that she wanted TO
have the guilty PERSONS arrested On crosscNaminaion
the witness admitted that be knew Perlstsin Bernstein
and other wrkuown perurers. but he denied that lie
their header.
Tie prsoI er. Joseph vClkmcr. was then called ID ms
own defence lie said thar his WAS JoSedh N"t-
rer but that he was also known Joseph Touts Vok
mer lie came to America nom Prussia N 1876. ana
flrSt met Mary volkmer in downtown saloon IN
April ls1s. lie first became acquainted with MARY
Connolly October last. Speaking OF the hser-nI'oh"S
at has reos said that he poured oGi the o'r i'r
Bair m:o glass which tse latter hetd IL hls ""i'''
latr drank portion OF the ber and placed The ga =
on tue aanteliaece. Mary Connolly stole oehind MN
ana tooS a bottle from under her ~ ron lie sa" hc'
shake ami pour Of It's contents nto BARS oer
lie went rp 20 her and said: MARY. what YOU sot :
what you do here 2" she replied: "Nothing' Inc
witness we glass and pauscd is contenis into 'ne
sink. hliiT complainfd Of feeling un~en ;sa wa. Al AZ
low ID "a 20 bed. Mrs NnsMer saggrsteG thAt '"e
sSs so. y, az 20 rtv srfSrlri thcT All vert to scep
e witness dcnied slsf he veni al anN li"ic N No
drug stoTe. Ttc had been told by Mati Cvnitl iIat
wncr Blair retained 60 Ntw-York he would take rtrs
ynlxuler awav 8ilh hia. and vneE hc heard thst LIAR
yfs coming ne watched his vile. moNrncnis
Mr. Rollins craSscxamihcG TIE wlteess Noislucr teS-
trcd tha Mary Conhey suggested thii he Snoh make
Blair that ne not mfgirdto Mrs NOknies 1y
showing the certificate of maxi: sc With his iruc ~it IN
could make money out OF Bar u tie scheue Mas trol
rly CARRIED lie deuscd that BE ever cot under iue
bed lie expaiped his walking ai,ut the streets nth
MARY Conney for four hours ny s ng mai &c t.s 80
10 prevent tier carrying Cut her design 20 poison BAR
lie aid caution BAR against Nj ~ COnreliy because
he thoucht he could watch her HiinSeiL He also &c
NED that he was wtuess from tGc street 10 tue INr
chase oi a ring by BLAIR for Mis- NoSui,r ana ne *
planned the talk about being the owner OF beer saloon
b. saving that the conversation Wis ala iJhe ihe
tiial viii be continued on IOnday.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-13
Rcllaions Notices.

Association Hall, 23c st., 4fh aNs.-~U NnAN
morning, J ~ 10 it.l H. Young Converts Abis glass
y. Elblc Glass; c0Ioi I'd ty Ui. ". IA. THOMSON
N. d.
Young Nous IIsYcf etnFs
SUNDAY. 6.Bn NJ young generally.
THURSDAY anu SAL hbAN ,. ui. yoasg men sen
Unon Moriinss SItGri4v srd exceptrfi Ter
both ssxee from t..y Ia 80 O'tiacs-
At murray iln Prr-L,iFrssn Ghuxrh slth-st eas, of
Lexington ave Praching by t'c fas"r D. bu tciA "a
n 90 r. sn. ssiH iu. -uiSorts-Aornns
Riches and Poverty Of ohIsi evening Night
ErtheA"
Al the Fifth ASenrc Bspfist hgrch W, 4Gth a. neer
Sth Dday IorninE. O'Clock eNelIog
1sO Preaching by the Pastor, ficY. Taos AK.ff.
TAGE =. snbdfy school at $3.50 All Strangers are
fOsdall Sulc0mc
a Discourse the Pats ana tlctions Concerning
Death' delivered a. j. DAVIS mnrlng
"a ~ o'clock. Nnsic Hall No. IL liIh st.
th--s. " all
New-York tribune., 1879-12-13
DAUGHTERS CLAIMS DIsREGARDED.

A contest of the will OF the late Isaac w.
Potter begun before Surrogate Calvin yesterday
Most OF the testators estate at his death consisted
real property which IN Irrigation, and was claimed
by Mary Anu Coulter The testator directed by his viii
that the litigation snoule be continued and that the
amount recovered at the conclusion should be equally
divided between his daughter Mary A Neyby. vile Of
james l. Scwby. and his friends. Israel Bower and
Cbares Pheip. N. D., Police Surgeon IN tins ely Ibe
contest begun by the deceent's other daughter. rLO
A. dsregsred N the viii 1he contestant did not aI-
pear eltAer personally by counsel yesterday, and
Alter OF samuel Benn, witness 10 The
viii. the Iaatssr adjourned uBtIl his morning
New-York tribune., 1879-12-13

Henry Smith was convicted in the Court OF
General Sessions yeral weeks ago Of wing
was sentenced TO State Prison for fve years
In the Tombs Police Court Yesterday Charles
Wright was arraigned before Justice o,terh9nrg On
fourth-st charged with violating the lottery law IN
selling tickets TO the complainant At No 500 Broadway
the Kentucky state Lottery. Bail was rcquteu 10
the amount OF $500
Diedrich II. Wm. Fussleher. a clerk, age
thirty years. of No ~ Tompknsave.. Brookyn. was
with enbezzling the OF s3l 70. collected iIom Er-
Hcs wcsns Of No 96 or r, n Of
! ten merchant. Of No. 37i,water-st.
| Charles Balf age twenty-six years, Of No.
! 67 Markei-s'.. and John Mccarthy age twenty-one
wears, Of No - 0hvers were arrested Yesterday by
Sro,rh JaInesst with piece carpet of the vsue of
s35 stolen from wagon belonging to b. NJ COwPerth-
ers sre for trial at tle Iomes poiee Conrt
VA default OF 81. .Oo0 bail Ball denied that la had stolen
the carpet
As Bernard McGiIl. of No. 1j7 Ludlow-st.,
was about entering hs apartments YESTERDAY morning
he discovered George Williamson and an unknown man man,
had broken IN The door. qnicily racf'rg ur linen
aud ,ilvcrwa-e valued az s3o When ths hgIS'as siw
MY were detected tns rS o ameon De- rbvd
bptnr foffvtwo years old, hoOk-bndcr ana
weari,s NrG,,. eos4 Al tho Fssex Markef Police
Court yesterday morning he was held IN $500 bail TO
await trial
Edward Lord a vell-dressed yonDg man,
" ho SAYS be ras nj the Astor Pace Hotel. ran
into Police Headquarters on fut sday ia a1 CKchcd
state and said three four hud followed him
In menaeiDg manner hreGgh the BoNerv. and that he
had felt sfingin- sensation ms side. II o huiict
discharged hy an aircn. which he believed contained
medicine. Hr acknOwiiset hsv az been drinking for
several DAYS aud expressed desire TO sleep ite was
before Iu~tIce O.tern1Crg Yesterday. NJ the
ronis Police he repeated the story uhcnt the
AR gun. He was committed for examination by a
phvscIan.
In tie Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Estella Clifton. of Williamsburg. and August Heunrll.
a boot kcner. No. 2S Rowery, were charged with
rCbhlng John smith of 800 and gah watch and
cham. Saith met Esella Clifton on the BOwcIy Thurs
day moruing. ana went to No. % tOwcrv with her.
where rubbed. She admitted her guit and said
sac had given erpeil the hotel clerk so 10 allow her
~ cave the hoel Tae accused persons were he'd In
81 900 ball. and Smith, " hJ Is sad TO be ser -,cant
N the United States artillery. was committed TO tie
iIOuse ol Detention.
The apartments of Henry Miller. of No.
Cos East Talreentb-si.. broken INTO Nednes-
Gsy night and cOgh.ng to the value OF 500 stolen
Detectives O'Connur and Van Ranst or the Eleventh
Precinct. found portion OF the property IN Mr. end
lpp's pawn office Twelfth-st. FROM h DESCRIPTION
sbcth Brown. who informed them that James Boycc.
Dnnn's at No. AIS East Eightecnth-st and
she had been sent Ont 10 pawn them. Boyce and E0-
sanna Dlnn were arrested, and were remaDd.d Tor
examination by Justice Dury, az the Essex Market
/ Police Court yesterday morning.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-13
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, n. Y. Dec. 12.-ln the Court of
Appeals to-day. present Hon. Sanford T. Church, {. j..
aud Associates the tollowIns business transacted
No 7s-Dane Pratt ami another. assignsHs etc. apie
ants another, ipIpeded. ETC.. re
sfRieuts gucd cy Daniel Pratt ror appellants George
IL ovce for respondents No. Jl-Inseph c Alg-r. surv
vor eic respondent. eman conser al anis.iAtor
etc srlsln by NJ. u. Waters for appellant r. ~
Dus. fs respsiideIf lf4James BuTKett respondent
at ,am Harper another appellant Areard by Phnp
= CrUOke. icr appellant
The following Court Of Appeals day calendI r Non
day Decen IT, 1879 Nos las. l26 81, li2 li7 80 la
~,
New-York tribune., 1879-12-13
Amy ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.-An Army Retiring
Board having found PrsJLcutenrnt ID. p. Barnard OF
the 5th Cavalry for active service he has
becn by direction of the Secretary OF War, granted in-
definite leave Of absence, from January L. 1880; the
leave Of absence granted second Lieutenant John T.
Barnett 5th cavalry has been extended three months
on account Of disability Colonel Granville O'iIailer
having been restored re Army Colonel O, Infantry
vice Colonel jefferson G. Davis, deceased and orders
have been requiring him to report for duty with
his re eimeni In the Department OF the Missouri; The
leave Of absence granted Captain Jackson lst Cavalry
has been extended four mouths and that OF
Colonel Thomas IL. Ncn, 9Th Cavalry two months.
A rich snOb, who married "a lady of brilliant
esnlii. said Al a dinner-party " N.en were mar
red NV wife declared. with all my worldly Gifts I
thee enow.' when she hadn't penny IN IRE world.
Iut then her splendid tteDts" said lady
." Oh ;" exclaimed a Wit. but she didn't endOw him
with them :"
An old farmer, whose zeal at grace was
naraly suihcicnt u reprrss his appetite, used to
END his prayer ~ the following unpnIcuatrd manner:
And biess ms all for CarSts sake Joe pass the po-
tai0ss ="
New-York tribune., 1879-12-13
FOUNDING A MUSICAL COLLEGE.
TESTIMONY ABOUT THE cHANGHs \ SAMUEL "ooDs
WILL.

WILL.
The most interesting testimony taken in the
samue Wood will contest. yesterday was that Of Hrs
simonson who the housekeeper of the deceent for
several years she said that she had frequently heard
Mr. Wood spesk OF the beque.ts OF his WILL which. he
said founded hospital similar TO ST. Lukes ASe hrSt
suggestion Of a musical college IRON DR. Elmer
who told Nr. Wood that world remember the
man who founded hospital. but "A mesieal college
would perpe the founders In March 1872
while Mr. Wood was very IN, Dr. Elmer came 10 the
house aud said that any eA~nge 10 be made ~ the
will msi be lie directed stinulsn Is 20
be given Mr. Wood. and then went af;er Titus T. Ed
ridge, tie lawyer. aud the vitnesse- Mr. Wood told
Mr.. Etdridge be wanted maAr three changes III
his Will. First he wanted tO establish musical college
instead of hospital seeond. n wanted 10 make his
nephe ~ Abraham Hewlett. executor. instead of Mr..
schenek; tnir. he wanted 10 give dseeunliy poS sr
GO his executors C. ssfte his lawsuit Ar Wood said ne
did Hr Scnenek. because he was TOO smart -
lawyer. .,. -, -.
Elmer tel Mr. wood that Mr.. sr1"nck was rascal and
wonld hIs lawsuit. bat vas Prrlonging y to
tel1 NJ Wood that Mr. scnenck hld Promised tDat
n he pr hmcfl would h(lp n. nm , WIN Mr Woo ne
ny-. after Mr.. Woods death. Dr. psr Was also sald
20 directed that any o the trustees OF the nu--
cal roere r.ilcd they were not be admitted To
Mr. Wood The contest viii be continued next IuesdAy
RESPONSIBILITY FOR \ BANK FAILURE.
The prosecution rested Yesterday in the
tria of and officers oI the Aechan
les and Savings Bans Jersey City the
diement gng them with conspiracy 10 defraud the
dep0sitOrs of bank The opening speech the part
Of the defence made by Gilbert COllns Just he
fore the State rested. James DOnean testified that he
was one depositors of the bank and that when IL
closed the balance him 81 900. Ia ls74 see-
retsry Donean told him that the Board Of Directors
composed Of wealthy After the bank closed.
Mi Dcnean that the failure had been
cansed by President Ha ards taking the banks funds
Mr. Donellan also told him that prominent lawyers had
informed directors that they were all lrOlay re
eponSnle for the money due the depOsitOrs- On ms
crossexaminaiiOn the witness said he dd rot rene
ber sending letter MI. SaeeTan telling 1iul hs Had
only six days 1ve n lie did not pay him his money
state whether he seni clrcu Ar with cot
nus the top 10 the directors OF she b. nk hc
Stale off Ied in evidence the book of miDuies. TIE
ledgers. books and bloiiers ~ bank and The
schedules prepared by state Examiner Van Camp. In
his opening speech. Counsellor Collins s3id the evidence
presiufed State dSd prove tHof the dei-nd-
ants ha deraud the deposltors Of
the bank that they had done all they could To avert
the suspension.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-13
CRIMINAL NOTES.

and W and R. NJ Dewitt and ex-Judge Buah. OF SUN
van County. for the defeBce The case 10 unnnished
New-York tribune., 1879-12-13
GorpcrdIlon Notlles.
FINAScx DEPARTMENT,


BUREAU FOR TiIE COLLECTION OF TANE-. Z
No. so Chambers t. NRw YORK. Dec I. 1879 }
NOTICE TO IAX-PAYERS.-ALL PER-
~ SONS WHO HAVE OMITTED 10 PAY THEIR
TAXES FOR T1tE YEAR 1879 hereby notified re-
quirec by Law the the VI hs
Office ON or before hs Is; das % January. lsSo
One viii lie collerted ell taxes pah be-
fee the 18th day OF December. instant per cent
on All tsNes paid on and after that date and inter ~
at the rate of = cent pr computed frOn
the 9TH Of OsOheT last (the day which the
rolls and delivered the Hecelycr.
all remaining unpaid the sad list Of
January. $50.
money VIII be received after O'Clock p m. once
hours iTOm ) y ni. 10 p m.
MARTIN 7. MCMAHON
Recciver OF Taxes
New-York tribune., 1879-12-13
Giln Real Gstats for Sale.

TOR SALE or LEASE. The four-stOry stores,
10 Ca and 24I P.ayist between Fulton and John - by
l97 feet Apply TO GEORBE q. SAMPSON, 30 Broadway,
II
InTH-AVE. aud 92D-ST.-Full front for
~ sale. RULASD& WHirISG. Beekmsnst
I'D LOTS, including full front Easterly
- boulevard. lis and ll4thss for safe cheap BOYD
prtmses
New-York tribune., 1879-12-13
gitp propertu 60 fet.

Vltn propertn 90 Eft.
'TNO LET.-134 East 57th-st. complete order;
Il reasonable rent PAUL r. TODD No. las Broadway.
I'O LIE T.-Thmd-story front room; neatly
Il Furnished: nre ior gentlemen only. Apply 35s
Vest 5lstst
Two LEASE.-The tive-story building known
Il Nos /. J. ami Bowery and Nos = l. and Diyis
nst For particulars Apply to r. MORTIMER. IL Waist
VERY elegantly furnished private house
fniIr story, high soop; with all improvements No II
East 18th st.. between 9TH ave and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-13
proposdls.
Sratss nno fcnoers.

CRATES AND FENDEaS.
The largest low aud half low GraeSit
either tolteoal. With dampng of shakns ~sA4AA
brass olcn ilfoplacsA Nitn au-ltVhs ea S.S-es
nTes Fcndefs fire ors sna to ito's
o antauc and modern designs NLut sale aud fetA-
Estimates builder, ccntfac"fs aut ~feteet>
Jas. CONONEy CO.. 100 and 10 CAiAAl-se ~ 4.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-13
alalblTcrn.

rINO PRINTERS Must be sold I; q great bar
- n no reasonable offer refused a nrst clas Job print
ing osner psr e. Inner Cottreii hso,ss.
Iionnn Press = Cpruon presses. al sqts
tc new with al uafesi-ls boiler and engine
nor. power. Call u shiress ~ tAe Ouse
l4O :. SdsI scsoad t2t1 hO0r
Philadelphia. Penn
New-York tribune., 1879-12-13
RECORDED LEAsI

Hirsch, X and another to Aipass. No III Chathsm-
~ iia years Al annual rynt 81
PszHauski. a. 10 Haas Blechroeder. part Of No 1886
CLGrci-st. l' years, at annual rent Ot