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THE COURTS.
BONDS DECLARED INVALID.

The suit of Mahlon B. Champion, the repre-
sentative of the Harrison estate. Of Jersey Guy hepns
against Hudson County decided by JuuRe NlAoH :.
Of the United States District Court, at trenton ss
day. Three years ago the Hudson county Do~,o
Xrooboldsrs unrelated ate for proposed new court
hopse of the Harrison estate issuing as payment oonu
10 rho amount Of 1926 00O The majority 81 the 9oSs
Sere heli BY David G. Halstead the clreotor VI
tpoarS ana The other members. The purchase cAuSou
General and the taxpayers ade an I've
fration which showed that the sun PAID lor tS
srtV was I'm excess OF the legal appropriation Tue so
was Jared VOID, and the members OF the BoaIu ~
Indicted They were tired aud found g1lty, an1 ronrt
cese A. now aW aiting the action OF the supreme ~
M tne STATE Mr. CHAMPION brought SUIT sg"ins' Us
county 10 recover the pnce OF the properly a,orsd
invalid He carried the to the United stte ,be
tric Court The decision given Friday. i,rnc
ton was Issued restraining all persons from o car
further suits against the county. lDe V@so wa "
Nied TO the United states Supreme COURT
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

AT the Tombs Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Justice Wandel james Mccarthy was chalgeu
with the larceny Of four godplaed watch chains OF the
a CO.. whose store is at No. 4l6 broadway. He was
held IN default OF SOOO Dali.
Young woman was assaulted in Fordham,
on July 81 by a tramp. who made his escape. Yester
dsv morping Officer Richardson arrested James MoCor
NICK who answered the description Of the assailant
winch sent rom Police HeadqusSers ano TSSer
mick was held for examination.
AT the Essex Market Police Court yester-
day. before Justice Smith, Michael Rooney. of No 10
Dry Doek-st arraigned by Detective oConnor' Oh
the Eleventh Precinct on charge of stabbng john
Burke of No 720 East EeyeBth-St, In the hand TN
knife IRON the effects OF winch he fell to TIC ground Az
suffered severe confusion 9th eye Rooney was heio
IN VI 900 bail.
Thomas Lynch, of No. las East Forty-irst-
ST., was committed by Justice Duffy in the Yorkyiie
Police Court yesterday await the result Of inroSn-
fcted by him on Saturday night on Mrs. McMahon, a
neighboS whom he kicked in the abdomen Her attend
the present at least Mrs Mcmahon was not In eond
ton TO leave bed She refused however, to be ex
ahmed by Mrs LyRch's physician who was sent 10 u.s.
certain the extent Of her injuries
Officer James Quigley, of the Twenty eighth
Precinct was called upon Saturday night to quel dis
turbance the picnic OF the Moses Sands Association at
Terrace Garden. The moment he entered he was
knocked down BY a dozen young rufians, who kicked
him, his blouse and took his Clue away from NM
but did u. An officer Of the Fourteenth Pre-
tho picnic ana came 70 MS rescue JcHlS
Shea of No 1O4 Bayardst. arrested by Qugley as
beng Of his principal assasnts Several pohtlcahS
OF the sixth Ward appeared in Court behalf OF shea,
but Justice Duffy held him fOr.ria in $500 ball.
On Saturday, James Grady, aged sixteen,
OF Nueiyfourth-st and Fourth-aye., effected an en-
trance to the house No. loo West Fifyseventh-st by
means Of false keys, and in the act Of taking awpy
AN oyerooat wnen the servants him. They pursued
and captured him. He struggled desperately 10 get
away but was held fast by Margaret Fitzgerald whom
he kicked 10 the stomach and bit IN the ann. He was
finally arrested by Officer GOodenough OF the Nineteenth
Precinct Grady was he'd for trla yesterday by jus
tice Duffy in DEFAULT Of 81 900 bail. WI liam NJ. Leslie
aud family who occupy the house, in the country AT
present
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PROPOSALS FOR AMBULANCE HARNESS

FORT LKAyESwoKTH. KRs., July ~, 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in uiplCate VIII be received
at Office, and The Office OF each the Depot quar-
termaster Francisco Cali Jefersonville, Ind,
aud Philadelphia, Penn until l2 At TINS Office l0;l0 M
Francisco, 1886 at JehersonVll ana lilf p
Philadelphia Thursday the 2oth day Of August 1871
az and places will be opened In the presence
of bidders for hundred and fifty $50 sets Of
Four Ambulance Harness. TO DO
made at either LtAvenwOrh san FRANCISCO JeneI
sonve Philadelphia Depot BIDS will be made acooi d.
inRly which OF the Depots named and
quantity they will make the deliveries and how soon
complete the delivery Of the whole quantity. . -,
The be in exact accordance With the prescribed
specifications therefor OF Arsoss material and workman
ship subjected to inspection sol9re acceptance
the standard 10 rejected
within ten days after
nOrce Of such rejection.
Proposals will be received portion Of tho supplies
The Government the right TO reject any or ali pro
pOs9ls.
preference win he given to articles Of domestic production
10 articles OF domestic production Manufacture pro
the Pacific Coast 70 the extent OF tho supplies
CURED that coast conditions Of price and
duality being equal
Blank proposals and printed specifications, as well as any
further the matter VIII be furnished on april
carion to either Of the offices named.
Proposals should be addressed TO either the Depot quarter
Fort LeavenwOTth san Francisco Jetersonvie
Philadelphia be Endorsed Proposals Tor Ambulance
Harness." - - -,
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CALFNpAKs THIS DAY.

stPRFsfr COURT HAMBERs-van Brunt J.-Court opens
1880 Calendar called at IL a. IN. First Monday
motion calendar.
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPECIAL TEBN-Speir, J.-Court opens
II m.-No day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-SPECAL TERH-Nan BOesen J.-COurt
opens az IL O.. H. No day calendar
GENERAL oNsPABT -Gidersleeve The People AIT
George W Mis arson george Ourtier. COnkin PeaTsa,
robbery Mary COye Thomas Hardy, EDWARD Mesher Go
yaun Adams Franchises Plea William Baier. feOniOus
bault battery Louis Bopps Henry Davis burglary Pat
rick Edward Murphy, Thomas Hardy robbery
William Mactue, burglary George Marsh, Patrick Maoy,
John Musuy grand larceny Charles Fisher false pretenc
ks: Jane Pelham, Jeremiah O'Nell James Pria Dane Cu
en larceny from the person Matthew DOnohue assault and
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Excursions.
NIRECT TO THE MAMMOTH

NEW TUBULAR IRON PIER. CONEY ISLAND.
The Grand Fola Excursion landing at this
furnishes the beat and most
direct route universally by all Vislt
ors 10 be the greatest attraction on the Island.
25 ELECTRIC LIGHTS
nrodnce the grandes illumination this Con.
tuent and all the surroundings IN blaze OF glory
n PROJEC 900 FEET ISTO THE SEA, and being
fr, 40 10 100 feet IN width It u DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL.
A CONCERT EACH AFTERNOON and EVENING, BY
GRAFU LAS TIL REGIMENT BAND. Ample seating
accommodations. -. ..-....-. . - .--
TNEQUALLED BATHING FACILITIES.
ADMISSION TO THE PIER AND A BATH FOR %
CENTS makes the attractive and the cheapest
batnF pavilion the Island the only spot
lloyd eepw well a surf bathing.
THE RESTA UKANT AND SALOON DEPARTMENTS
are ON the scale charac.
ter UNEQU ALLIED AS TO PRICES AND QUALITY.
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Q w o D - I7VI'O' Y
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
DEPOT QuARrERMAsrER's ofFIcr

llse Girardst, PHIIAppIfmA, Penn. July II. 1872.
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN duplicate MN cory on ms rs
each win received this ofdce until noon August 20
p 1S en- W. WITH he following srtioissi
10 hE DELIVERED al, P TRk E5N Ga Dkf0f At
Woqen 6 Common Tent pps bs s92
quality 10000 Yards Canton Flannel - - -
10 M DslIyRnED AT TIM QuAE1GRNAsrER's DEPoTs AT
PHmADELPHA OR JEFFERSON yILi4- IY I'D Common
500 Wsl Tents 800 Wal Tent Pes oo S19 SS SI1
Flannel heavy quality $4,000 yards shirng Flannel Light
10 ouARTTNAsTER's DEPOT AT JEFFER
10 900 Ak Helves 3 500 scrabbihs brushes.
To DELIVERED AT THE QUARrEHMAsrEFs DEPOT 1T PiLA
10000 Campaign Hats 1900 Forage Caps 5000 Fur CAPS
Crossed Rifles 200 Letters 10000 numbers 100000
BoO0 pairs Wool Mtens 900 Ii sole Leather b,oo1 u.
sole Leather light for boot counters S0oop ieet NIX
sSyers, white XXX preferred 400 sweeaeS Lasting
Amencan ais square cut = No ~ 1000 pairs Arctic
0yershoesi ISOOU ooen i 6aukT5s 2 pr vtont Val
200 Post FSgs 900 storm Flags 5G4 shoe o Hes S39P0
Blue KSisty, o. helt qualify 10000 DARK slge Flannel
Padding 5000 yards BLACK Canvas Padding 1000 yards
Black Italian Cloth 100000 Yards Worsled Cord 10000
Buttons 5000 gross Shirt Buttons 1000 d D Linen Lap
Thread 1000 D. B. Linen Thread spoos 10000 spooIs
Black Coon Thread 10000 spoos White Cotton Threadi
Bidders are Informed thai ali article. be subjected
rigid inspection that full compliance with ne speGhGa
standard WIN be aocepted.
TIE Of some TsSs the u his
VIII be subject such notifications may be nee
essay IN case certain proposed chahsesn inc Uniform no"
preereHee Viii be gwen to articles DOMESTIC produc-
ton and manufacture, conditions Of proe and qualify Deng
equal such preference will be given 10 articles OF Amer
production aud manufacture produced on the Paol9o
Coast To- t4s Sx'epI Gi fe O '0 P"'
The articles which are 10 be used IN the states ana Le
For copies Of printed instructions bidders and other In
formation apply at this office.
Envelopes containing proposals 10 be ndorsed Proposals
for Military supplies and addressed 10 tGe
,......... n -, - Si.n5trat.
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Gelp rlanteo.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
- YORK TRIBUNE WILL Re RECEIVED AT THE
IfIOMN OFFICES No LBS Broadway, Thirty first
81 od Jos West Twenty.thrd.st, corner Eghths ve.
10 W East Fourteepthst. corner UniOnsquare, 160
~ 3. AVE- cor Foryseventhst at the IA RLEL OFFICE
no SSl Thlrdaye huRdrcl and fourth st
nSIem Savings Bank Building up to at regular
WANTED.-Clerk or assistant bookkeeper.
w Address ). X. Il. station d.
RESIDENT AGENTS In every
" city in NerYork and NewJersey for new and valii
abe article Just large profits and entirely respectable
LOT good mea. g. r. PAGE. IL East l4thsL
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NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

EEAR-ADNIBM BALcH TO GO TO ANNAPoLIs-OR-
DERs-THE ALASKA READY.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-Rear- Admiral George
u baeh has been ordered to the duties OF su-
perutendent OF the Naval Academy.
Faymaster L. G. Billings has been ordered 20 duty as
Inspector Oi Flour At NeS-York and Paymaster Thomas
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Proposals.
UUM1ED sTATEs EyGNEER OFFICE. -, =

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
ARMY BUILDING. NEw.YCRK CI1Y July 70, l61g.}
PROPOSALS for CONSTRUCTION of JET
l. TIES in HARBoR of CHARLESTON, :. G.
SEALED PROPOSALS. duplicate. addressed 70 the IN
dersgned will be received this Office until IL O'Clock noon
the Goth Of August 1873 AZ which time and place hey
the OF bidders. for constructing
Jetes OF logs the Harbor OF Charleston
Specifications, instructions 10 bidders and blanks or
proposals be obtained this office from Captain o.
posi- Charleston, 3. c. ., A. GlLLMOhk,
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JUST IN TME.-COnstant Traveller: Hullo,
johnson you here Have you left the Great Mudley
Goods Yardr" Retired Shunter; " Yes, sir. There
were ten OF us when Joined eight years as the
others all smashed thought Ii was about time for
IN I O leave l-fPunCh.
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5itnaticns Uanieo-males

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
ID YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. l,13S Broadway, cor. Thirty
nrstst, sos Vest Twenty third ST., Eighthave
No. % East Fourteenthst, corner Union SQUARE
700 Ihrd-aye, Forty. seventhst: at the HARLEM
OFFICE, No. 2.SSf ThiTdave, One-hundred. and
twenty fourths Harlem Savings Bank Budng) up TO 50
m. streEuar Office rseA
A YOUNG PROTESTANT man as cOachman
and understands his dnties thoroughly and viii
make himself generally usefn country. Ad
dress L. T., Tribune Uptown Office. 1898 Broadway
(lOACHMAN and GROOM-By a respectable
~ young Protestant man; Isl hrstoass in every
spec good vegetable gardener is handy at everything
aid willing work and IA highly recommended from
ent employer. Call address BROWN No 627 West 42dst
GARDENER.-By married man, English
~ no children thoroughly understands the
OF greenhouses hot and lcOd grsperes flowers and
vegetables has fall knowledge Of farming wife would
charge OF dairy poultry &c those requiring the services of
hscass party only need apply. Address GARDENER box
~, Tribune Uptown ONCE, ,233 Broadway.
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oBsERyE TILE WINE TABLE CLOSELY.

In addition. the GRAND REPUBLIo leaves DAILY.
gath-st 10 o. LeroysL 1870 a. Pier T. N.
1910 a IN; IeweFs Wharf brooklyn. IL M.
IourRing steamers leave Iron Pier every 80 minutes
D. IN. Last boat leaves al 10 p.
single fare. 81 cents excursion tickets 80 cents
WHICH INCLUDE ADM tssIONs TO THE PIER.
Return tickets arc good On either boat
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Citp propertp 60 Get.

building on 7thave, 55th and -sts. from August l.
sus $50 $1,000 Central Park Are proof
with modern appliances; must
be be appreciated. Apply TO JNO. DUSSELL "a
Unions uafe.
no LET or for SALE.-Three three STORY
i private dwellings, all modern Improvements for one
family Apply premises Ave A. Boulevard between
SOth Rent s3j pei month price $4,000 each.
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Broohlpn Real GstnIe for Sale.
BLOCKS, HALF BLOCKS and PLOTS of
~ LOTS for sale lines Of rapid transit in brooklyn
The attention OF counfTyOyng city people IL invited 10 TINS
property price, 81 30 up and going mp
rutland & WHITING, Beekman-st
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, August 2. 1879.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day:
Bu Peter r. Never.
3story brick DWELLING with LOT, No 1872 East l17th.
Dunn u 400
Bu D. NJ. SedmQn.
i lot Centralave. 300 II Of 3d.st. West Farms,
25xl00; W W 100
BU Scott 4 HUsrs.
The right title and interest OF Francis BarretOs. in
Nl pOpeiN NOV as nA'io''o' ioin'i o.o .. 90
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NEW SHORT LINE
TO WEST BRIGHTON BEACH,
CONEY ISLAND.
VIA BAY RIDGE AND TIE
NETWORK AND SEA BEACH RAILROAD

TINE TABLE.
The popular steamer, MoRRIsANIA and sYLvA5
STREAM leave Hew.Ynrk, connecting at Bay Ridge WITH
trains for West Brightea Beach, as follows;
945. loA5 Has. a. l2:i5. LAS, 245 Si., At5 Si,.
s40' @ "a; "a rIRS R, r
e:5s 1858, 1l:j5 1898 1853 2:53 1853, Ass. $50
%" F PIER TER ls-cEDAR.sri
1910. ll:lO a. nj 1910 lao 2Io' S;lo' 40 elo oIo'
PIER II;BArTEgY; -, o., a., Al, 81, Al.
3 oy West B5SSr RssSS ' p. ' s a4s
S S s tho Gas S 9S :4 e anS S sn ta0 $50
fCOnnecllng with steamer Mary Powell.
HARLEM AND BAY RIDGE ROUTE.
The steamers HARLEM and sHADYsIDE ls,rs Harlem
lAorissnia steamer Pier connecting with trains al Bay
Ridge follows 905, lOlO mi El5 3l5, 4:l5 sad o;@o
Landing at llathst, Astoria GrocnpoInt Grandst and
Leave Fulton Ferry Pier ESQ., IL 2o5, 4o5 sos and
Returning leave West Brighton Beach 1920 ll:2o a ms
2:20 420. $40 and 7;2o p. N. -. yo -,p,.
O''"'e" "Uu - h {. KICKER President
ON and after MONDAY, JULY %, 1879.
TRAINS WILL BE RUN on THE
PORTY-SECoND STREET BRANCH
OF rHE
NETWORK ELEVATED RAILROAD
GRAND oESFSAI DEPOT
AND
PoRTY.sECoND STREET JUNCTION,
from $40 a. "A. ?. IN
PASSENGERS wI1L CBANoE CARS AT roRru
SECOND STREET JUNCTION. - ,,,,.,,.. 49,,
GENERAL sUPEkIN TENDENE
DLYMOUTH ROCK for LONG BRANCH
Leaves 92d st., N r.. 80 p. m, and Pisr
l. n X. Battery, $3.50 a. ~ aud p m.
FARE round tnp oaly FIFTY fENra
Pier tickets, ID cents extra.
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sHYmPF's OFFICE.

sWRlFFs OFFICE }
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK,
July 81. 1870
certify that the foregoing is true copy Of the election
notice received by TINS day from ho secretary Of STATE
BERNARD REILLY,
Sheriff Of the CIty and County vi NewfOJk-
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fecIures duo fleetinas.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-Regula quar-
~ terry meeting will held IN IN the per
Union on Thursday, August T. ats o'clock y.
O. NICK. LEosRR. Rec. See NATHANC. ELY. .Prcs't.
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Roaro ano Rooms

West Sids.
q A to 81 A WEEK for board with single or
- double room table board 80 transient 81 day.
clarence HOTEL - Clinton place. near Broadway.
Having sswhsTe bay largely At whole
sale. hence our very cheap rates.
OD WEST 26TH.-Large, handsomely and
sD% newly she'd rooms half block hadison-square
prices moderate references
E0R WEST 42D-ST.-In delightful location
l Zep near Reservoir Park pleasant newly furnished
rooms RELIABLE rstclass parties house
keeping privileges II desired references
East Side.
Oh IRVING-PLACE, two doors from Ora
o. mercy Pard-Large cool handsomely furnished rooms,
with board at Summer prices references
pc EAST 20TH-ST Suites of rooms. hand
sDb sOmey furnished private bathrooms with private
table, without board rooms for gentlemen breakfast
served n desired references.
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Board t0aute0.

4 Young married couple desire to arrange
~ for permanent bme With reaned American family
above 23dL preferred best cferences given aud required
Address win particulars and terms (Which must be mod
eatel o. n. Box 70 Tribune uni"-n once 1925 Broad
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METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
Va OPEN FROM $50 4. ~ TO II p N.
RECTO TREET-Neares pDiat for " all street Ferry,
and connects Win cars for south Ferry.
COkrLAN DTS fREEr-Nearest point for Jersey City ii
COmmunipaw Fesres
PARK point for Post olce CITY Hall and
Barclay street Ferry 10 HODOken
CHAMBERS TREET Nearest point for PaVOna aud Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLIN STREET
GRAN D.STREET-Nea pointer sssss Ferry
Jersey CITY, and connects with Dosbrosses and
East Grand street Ferries.
observation-disclosures with cars for East and
EIGHTH STREET Connecting with car. for Chrstopaer.
St. and asst Tenth Ferries.
FOU RTEENrH-sTREEr-C Connecting with cars for E2st
Twenty third and Thirty fourth street Ferries
WENTYTH RD.STREET-C0nnecuaE VITA cars t)t
Twenty third Ferry b Jersey CtY and FAST Thirty
fourth street Ferry for Hunters Point 49,.
THIRTY-THI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Win cars io1 wee
FORTY. SEt0N d sTREET-Conn with Esw.York
transfer Companys cabs for Grad Central Depot
FIFTIETH. STREET ard siXTHAVENUE ,
FIFTY. EIGHTu STREET-SiXthsy eslIa.oe 70 C9nIA
Park coanecung with cars OF Bet Lane RAILROAD
THIRD. STREET ana EIGHTH AVES UE-
EIFTY MINT ~ Rect aud Mn lH-ANEN -.
SEVENTY SECON D-STkEEI and NINIHANENbE-
EIGHTY. FRS T-SrllEEr aud NINTH.ANENIE-
NINE.TY.THI kD-SrHEET and NINTH AVEN y II
OHE.HUE ORED.A NDFOURIH STREET and NlNIh
For uotown tr,ias take east side stations.
For doWnio WI trains take west side staAohs $50.
Trains will run 5sthsJ and 0thayo and l04tsst aat
F1RF ocFHTS Except between ths hours Of $50 "a
1880 A m aud 5 to I D. NJ, Nhen tho fare Is cents
SUNDAY TRANS from 2;jo D. m u " Sn.astsnL
NJ VAN BRoCKLIN Superintendent
NOTICE TO TOURISTS.-The Lake Superioi
rraBst Compauys Rate Book for 1873 now
ready. Copies can DO obtained OF T. r. CARPkNIE h
General Passenger Agent
Atlantic Dock, BuAA1a ny
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
INV YORK CITY

and wife 70 Harriet Archer a sne $500
Lyman and wife to David bows $500
1l3tnst 225 It Of 2davs SOL lI3J TX rrogulsr
Margaret Csnnely 10 Daniel Mullen .........-. 200
fer and vile to Eliza McMaaUs -i'"s 5000
Nmeyafd-pla 2 = l4o II u OF Farmountave, 25xS7J
sarah Sturgis 10 Luisa Dngan...........-... 80
uiar AJosnes fciefeej 70 David Jones -. 1900
rson trefeTee, 10 Alfred Dickinson. $40
47th-st, l<l.3As II " Of Broadway l6.5hIe6.Bj
...........-..... 5l5
Gibbons and vile to Patrick corseadea "s1 5000
lar Giiver Taylor and wife 70 Mary Morgan 247o
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RECORDED MORTGAGES
I25Iist Of 5tiiSVe months '',' $40
etc Of i34i6st Of 6thSve 5000
ii6tnst Of shave uionIas al. 5000
ssrdsi. Of 16tb.aSe. l-' 1000
stcj. Of ssth st. W Of Ist.ave years - 5000
pTopeTt 1i1 1000
Bank. Of s7ths% Of stiiaVo yeaf''... 1000
Spoetts Julius 70 Maria Ryder : OF llJthst, OF 90
Sdave; month";. 200
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Rerghaus Alex TO NJ Helena Crrtiss ........ s4.O2f
Dash, Bowie n NJ Helena Cutss bOt9
Thompson Gilbert 10 John VI Young lOOCO
oils oils D''-' - 1000
Young John 10 Cornelius Rose l0OUO
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
GILMOREs BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.

Trains leave foot East crossing the via stsamer
Sylvan GToye)-S45, 9;Ib, lO45, llil5 A. nj aud half
hourly thereafter to sk5 y. IN.
Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach hafhourly for
New YORK Greenpoint ~ 1888 D N.
Elevated Railroads south Ferry connecting with
d. II. Martin hourly from 92j to $40 via
Ridge
Steamers Thomas Colyer aud Twilight North River
lar dngs-From 22dsG, $40 1923 then hourly " S35
m.
Leroyst 935 a. m. and hourly to 635 D. M
Pier g. 800 a. H.. add.hOuTy 70 $50 p. M.
Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach for
Bay Ridge hslfhourly b. 1925 ,. IA.
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XJASHING.-Bv ~ respectable colored wo-
w mau gents' and families washina salts done w
best city references. LAG West 3Jd-nL, front house
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WOLCOT1'S VILLA, noted for its location
w and surroundings and purity Of water miles
from the Vlag ef Cat4 the great thorous hfare west
beautifully situated by the q tbs
stream" Ample grounds rooms unusually large attendant
mouat. n ubeTing through the sur
rounding foage indicated aud pernmed easy access 10 me
Mountain Hous ana all points Of interest IN the Caisks
aud POtack regions fare through ~ 90 terms reasonable
city references. W. O. WOLCOIl, CAtsAll, ". L.
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SWEDlSH cooks, seamstrcsses, laundresses
- cAambeuaid-, NaitiearOs walters gfO0ms. gsrdehnr
coaehmsn. all With good references also swedish -nh
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-11
Ladies' i'm Court.

The late excellent Justice Cress.
well. had the failing of addressing
his brother judges in n somewhat
consequential and authoritative
manner, which much ANNOYED
Maule. Leaving the court of com
mon pleas one day in disgust, while
one of those performances was GO
ing on, he met Lord Campbell, and
remarked, "There's that fellow
Cresswell talking to the Other
judges like n magistrate talking To
three black beetles" Anyone who
knows the appearance of the learn
ed judges during the winter term,
in their black robes and narrow
ermine trimming, will better see
the full force Of the remark. He
would never allow the court to be
cleared of females, even during the
most disgusting trials. decent
women don't come into courts of
justice" he would remark. "Speak
out, my poor girl" we once heard
him say ; ait must be very painful
for you to go into all the bad Ian
guage and disgusting details, but
it is necessary to the ends of JUS
tice /; besides, all these finely dress
ed here (pointing to the high
sheriff's lady and others who sat
beside him) came miles to hear
what it shocks a poor innocent girl
to repeat" We were present and
heard this, and record that five
minutes afterward, that there were
very few "iine ladies" indeed beside
the sarcastic Judge on the bench.
Leisure Hour.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-11

A legal gentleman met brother
lawyer on Court street one day
last week, and the following con-
versation took place: swell
Judge, how is business 2" "Dull.
dull; l am living on faith and
hope" every good, but / have got
past you, for I'm living on charity"
Boston Courier.