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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

GOAL
COAL
We invite sle attention Of dealers and con.
saners TO our large stock of CAREFULLY
tNSpaE RED COAL Of the following varieties:
AYkEN'S VALLEY,
LOhBENRY and
SBAMOX1N RED ASH
WHITE ASH Gree burning and hardy o.
steamer, broken, egg, stove and nut ,zss
Also GEO&GES CREEK, CUMBERLAND
and KAN Z VIVA SPLINT, from West vs..
Making Coal speciality, We aim to keep onlv
the HIGHEST GRADES and having two large
Storage Yards, each variety is kept separate,
snd is especially prepared for family use.
Yards doored snd al Cosl sent out WE'LL
SCREEN ED AND FREE FROM IMPURI-
TIES.
Dealers, families, public institutions and man
niactocies supplied at lowoCs market rate-per
ton Of Z24O lbs. T. j. MEEAFFEY & CO..
Fab ! Wh"rf ard Words foo, Of Queen At
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

W T., VIkG. MIDLAND 8 &, SIX
JOHN ). BARBOUR Recsive,
On AND after SUNDAY, Nov. 9, 1879, Pas.
senger trsins will run IS follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29
STEAMERB.
NJ 0 TIC K,
CHANGE OF TIME.

NOTICE.
CHANGE OF TIME
On and after SUNDAY, October 9th, the
boats of the POTOMAC FERRY 90. will run
~ LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
II 80, 80, so. 5 80. 4 80 S 80 and 6 OOp m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
80, 7 SO, 8 go 9 SO, 10 30 and II 80 g. NJ, and
IL 80, 80, 80, so, q 30, 5 80, snd.6 80 pm
oct4 GBO. 4. PHILLIPS, Manager.
Inland &Seaboard Coastipg Co.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENC.
ING OCTOBER LIST, 1879.
Steamers of this line will run IS follows:
FOR NORFOLK,
Connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
for Boston, steamer
LaDr OF THE LIKE
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 5 80 o'clock p.m.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 400 p. N.
Fare, first class 81; round trip So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29
LOTTERIES.
by the Commonwealth of
Kentucky, and Fairest Al
the World.
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF
THE
Commonwealth Distribution Go.

Commonwealth Distribution Go.
AZ Mscsuley's Theatre, in tho city of Louis
vile. on JANUARY 3lst, 1870.
TIL ESE ORA WINGS, AUTHORIZED BY
ACT OFTHE LE3ISLATUKEO OF 1863 AND
SUSTAINED BY ALL THE COURTS OF
KENTUCKY tall fraudulent advertisements of
other lottery companies lOho claim the sole o,0n
erShtp of all the grants IN Kentucky" to the
contrary, enthusiastically OCCUR REGU-
LAkLY ON The LAoT DAY OF EVERY
MONTH SUNDAYS EXCEPTED) AND
STATE OFFICIALS
Evsry ticket hOkder can be his o1o,s supervisor.
Call out Els number and soc it placed in The
whae
The Management cal attention tc the grand
opportunity presented Of obtaining for ouly 50,
Eng OF
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES:
prize.... $780, coo 100 prizes 500 esch $40, GOO
prze.... 10000 20 prizes 80 each lO,OOO
prizc."- 6,GU 600 prizes 70 each 1900
10 prizes 81 900 each $1,000 ~ '''''
70 prizes 500 each 10000
9prisss s geo each APPROX prizes ''.."s2, 50o
psizes 100 each ..... 800
1850 prizes. Sll2,4OO
$50; 80 tickets SlO0. All applications for club
rstes should be made to the home office
Remit by bank draft or express Orders of
% and upward, by express, can be sent ut our
expense.
Full list of drawing published in Louisville
CourIer-J ournal and New York herald, and
mailed to sl holders For tickets and in for
nation address only 4. J. COH1MERFORD
Courier. Journal Building Louisville, Ky.
dec 20-eotd
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
4 MURDERER TIaED or WAyDERING.


HENRY J. GUM FOUND ~ BosrON-HE MAKEs no
DEFENCE--ON THE CONTRARY, HE SEEMS TO BE
GLAD TO CONFESS.
BOsTON. Oct. 15.-AbOut O'clock last even
ing Detectives James b. Wade and George H. INNS,
whie passing throagh Court-st discovered Henry j.
Gum, who on September % brutaliy murdered bis
father. JusrD l. Gum. In Briicewater. in this State
The officers immediately took MIN 20 the station Tney
cautioned be careful 10 what he said. as bis
words might be used against hun. Gum. who had ac-
kBOwledged his Identity replied, don't care want
tell the truth. Ny side Of the story has not been
heard vet. had reason for what did"
HIS confession substantially as follows: On
Wednesday, September "a he digging potatoes,
aud he put them the cellar wet. Al night he was
scoded by MS father. He answered back and got
knocked down. Henry sprang up and got screw
driver, and there vas a sca1e lie was again knocked
down aud was beaten Well. tie wild for revenge.
Af-er his father went TO bed be got hatchet anc went
III aud killed his father. The latter fell of the bed buT
Henry picked hun up and pu him on the bed He then
funs the hatchet woOd-pe. took sos of
h- fathers money! all could ni. his fathers WacA.
aud a valse with clothing, ana started Tor Boston .
The murderer tIen wandered about He nrst lodge q
at the Grand Central IN Boston, then visited hrs ann n
Lowell, returned Boston, aud took the Fail RIVER
tram New-lork, arriving in NeW-N0rK ON SUNDAY
morning and going To the New-EDgland House IN the
Bowcry. lie went about the city good zeal. On
Wednesday night left Boston accompanied by au
OLD chum whom he had met Ia New York lie again
made visits Lowell NewYOrk (whcre he lodged at
a hotel fg NIrcl--t. several days and 10 Boston, lie
OF hiding aad Is ready To take whatever Is IL
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16

after no had taken whiskey and morphine and
racked with pain. DIR. Hewlett said his mind was In
good condition. hut that his body nearly cold The
statement should be heset1Dgly received Armstrong;
account of the quarrel s correct lie gave none OF
his oahs and SAID that Mr. Blair began TO abuse him
and spared mp 70 him. The evidence shows that Blair
her husband 70 kill him. / believe when Armstrong
made his statement he knew he living. He said
Blair said 10 his wife, Wait there Mary. and viii
settle this boy The order Of the words shows this to
OF morphine or delirium but II not the truth; Arm
did MOI threaten him. Now II anything has be- n
proved the case. Is that Armstrong threatened
Blair. Had Mr.. Blair waited few minutes ali would
have been right Who knows thist Had the coach
man got his revolver might have raded around tue
premises and the family would not have been safe.
"Ophela Dyer said almost anything that came in her
head and whether she told the truth remembered
what she said at tine Is question. The PrOsecu-
tor has asked The jury to oeiieve THIS evidence
would be the merest irayesty on justice 10
give IL credence. Mr.. ArnouK Kane, Rosselot.
Colonel Dusenberry. Mrs. TORY and others swear
that Onhea told different aud contradictory stories.
The newspapers staled thar the defence had spirited
Ophelia Drer away. Instead OF this the defence had
considerable difficulty IN ferreiin2 her out, and most
likely Z tlcy bad not succered Blair would have been
banged and my collage have both occupied the posi-
Pros of the Pleas OF Essex COuny and no
man dare sly conducted prosecution disbonor-
soiy: and We never asked lury 10 convict man On
such testimony ss ODheha Dyer's"
In his closing remarks counsel eulocized the life
and acter OF his referred 70 his friends aud
Eis family. and declared: When entered the court his
morning aud saw Bilr's two children clluD upon his
knee. aud putting their about HE meek. say,
Papa. won't come home tc-nighil Mamma OFTEN
cries for YOu could hardly restrain my ears The au-
die cr was vsoly affected by he closing remark OF
counsel many OF the ladies shedding tears Tie jury
also exhibited signs of emotion.
To-Day CurLauct Parker, associate counsel Tor me
dee C. Will probably take up most OF Tie nve houls
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
nECl,inN,-OCI l.

Surrcns tourf-ehant0crs --Bv Ju1ye DOnOhle.-
wendt agt Peyser same agt same-.llowance. $500
Druklacner BruAlacucr1iraute4.
De- 800 counsel fee.
f1Tt T. -By Judge Donoaue-Chrisy ElmOre.
- i0Ulu be special lern calendar
TcrssBv Juugc Van NoT.L-James the New
ork elevated Railroad Company This
Common Pieds-Spccial Ttym-By Jude Beach,
Curify CIV another Motion Is denld with
memorandum nj. hgau acL Hcleran. signed.
HduRe COart- special Term-Bv in ~ Slea.-
Glandon agf Leland NO ou gfantei default opened
vment OF Slu FOX agt Patton. Noton granite l.
A0rlnu dismissed without
amp al approved. Goodman Doe etc-lmendmen mt
0 luwcd sherman Miller Deut@l GOruu
IN ag cL-C0muAiuis l'ussed with eose aud costs
o. motl0n Grti Auer.-bOul approved. lOru agt.
Motion granted Cefa1t
Htuers agL Bangrr-Demurrei ovcrruled but lalnth
b reply Of $40 costs hin DAYS HrDp-
ags. ~cho-uht"r-1ioAOn granted aud deeuant
Charged LevenS0u at. ~ in.Coium ordel~ Bauc
AT HaysMOtOD fOr stay deed Orler settle anl Llod
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16

SUPREME C0URT-CHAMHE Barrett. Nos S1s. $40.
2as 2ss & 2s 81. sg 2s9 ss %s 24. 25..
-. ede -7o 27l. 72 27S pa 275 - 20 - ncu-ve
& & ss M = M ~ So t5 ~ 2o sp "a $50 ''' -' -'-
SrfcIAL IERN-vaa Worst. J.-Iaw ana F@ct--No. Ice
25. -e7 30 "a 80 20 = tSsi 5et' a5g Is lso
CIRCUIr-FARr Z Don0lue J -Nos. 1883 1912. 1927.
Sis, iosV i-i2' To- iq0G - I-sl ~ az tsS
50 1912 l556 1907. l5j- 1859. 1860 i5al. 81 1868,
Part Ii-iavrenee. J;-Coart opens 1880 a m.-ye.
iiss ss1 1877. g-s ll77 iiss. li.0 lis 50 l. . 3
iA2. isqi 1922 .'s isl4 isoS + . -.o- -. t-oi 5g'
IA i54S 5s4 5s5. 1896 i,47 i58s' I549, 1850 55l.
Iait IlIyL.a Arat, Court opens at 1890 N Nos
Ia 1855 1850 ls-7. l5ss ! ol So. l9s LEA 1876
i:e l5s.. 5e, 1000 1901 1909 i3g9, 9gs leo. ,e9:.
les 1870. 1871. ls22 1898 is2.. 1898 1870.
srEcAl tEaa grvsi ian, Nos ~ u, IS ~. 50 81. CO.
isi1L rse@-PAal i-,sealgwies. JNos. ssl soa eot.
AZ 27 i6s zoo 34S o57. o.. oS1' 5-I Se 4O4 ols
P,r r1sper J-vos POS. s4s se7. 49,. asa. 5ls 524
52j a. jJ jj5 80, 555 245 ls 529 4i5 5l4 52 445
PAEr III-curus Q. J.-Nos $685. 427 4se. SOB. 500.
sPr,lAL IEaii-lsesch. J.-No Day talenfar. -
EsriTY TLM-J' +. Day. J.-SOs. 80 81. Il, Il. %.
''fiu Trnv-PAHr &c. P. Da'v. c. Case On. No.
PAiT II Lar-uore, j. NO- l92 1885, llit, llIz ll5s'
1l5u ISL o. ltgS, t.o @ lseu' % 80 10, , o' -
les s8S 2s5 5Oi 1877 pa l5 - S4o9 Il. ~ 81. 4i2
fA1r il-slnnot. J.-AJosraed gnul Nevemesr g. oo,,
AL IL an, an, s,- f-,, az RI. 's' 49, -'
sFvFRtl ~gssioS,-PARr T.. OWING. The People agt
e. ~ and Jonu sheridan receiving stolen goods
JON T. o,I'1 srl ne People art John smith
hou ie Hcnr,tts Cover David Godstrn grand sle eny
s.stssy s.sss1. Joali v Be,Seriy 5.sa%y.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
SANDY AND joan CHINAMAN.-In New-Zea-

SANDY AND JOIN CHINAMAN.-In New-Zea-
lana California, TIM Cnnaman aD0uuds, and tIere,
too ne strategy 10 make good hiH posi-
uon. II reaied that IN Otago where -ootchmen are
d majority Of tie coionsls, contract iQs sradihg
' MPherson." Notice wa sent % the sad VI MP.er-"n
70 meet he Board aud complete the contract In due
time they met but. behold. M'Phers0n was yellow IN
hue aud had uumlstikabir pig-ta.l " But EAsped
fhe presc, ut. " your name cant he NJ MPhersOn Alice
lgnfee." rfully answered John; NOBODY catch
I'm contlacg OtasO unless the name Mae" lie con-
tract slguel
AZ American tourist was visiting Naples,
and saw Vesuvlus durluE eruption " Have you
anvtAng Lac tnat ID the New WOr.d' question
Of an italian spectator. NO." replied Jonathan, but
-ues. have a mi-dam that would put It out In five
mlnutesW
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
REAL ESTATE,

NEw-YoRK Wednesday. oct. Is. 1879
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change saesroom to-day
Bv Ts.r p. Never.
l s-siory stone well ng with lot 40 lOl East
AIlen...... 81 600
By Richard J. H1rasu.
ii00i1,IA Page..-.. --. Il 800
. 4storv name terements with ioi. No sOl East
7gtf-st. II :. 20 II q u is-ave. lot 8OxlO-2.
OUop
BV Hugh " cdHD
! 3.sinrv dW elinK with lot, NO - East
Henry Mott. :. 10000
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16

4 PARTMENTS TO LET in the new apart
y house. 100 7thave especially adapted for small
g,ntee families a mode improv ncnts and
halls aed Janitor IN a enhance moderate rents Apply
10 ROMANO BROWN, l,2so Broadway.
TO LET.-Avenue-A, A, Eastern Boulevard. be-
Il tween -lst modern urivate dwell
perfect order arranged for one OF Two families go
per month open all day.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
Gonntrp Droperin for Sale ano 60 teI.

4 DESIRABLE farm of II acres in Monmouth
~ County =. j. De sold. by order Of the court az
auction september 20. 1873 For particulars address
EZRA a OSBORN Adm .nisirator, MiddletoFh y. J.
Fine Country Residence, Westchester
u County acres all compete cost -iOOgOi VII De
regardless offer wanted; 40 nutes from orS
AddIess T.. O. Box J.lrt, CITY.
EOR SALE CHEAP.-At Bergen Point, y. j..
;ne best business street 10 TIE town, house thl 10
renis sl2 PEI vii be- sold FOR 81 900. Apply 10
II. COMBS III Westst. New York CITY.
TOR SALE.-Farm III good order; splendid
location. short distance from nepot; hour frpn
NewNO.k. suitable Tor cOuAtry Residence ana gave chf a.
business IA the city, price m0derate terms easy
Address fkHAsJ REI, r. o. B.x. 4,,s2 Ne@. YORK
uANDSOMEST, CHEAPEST, BEST IL
L r. ON COUNTRY RESIDENCE f1r ihe money =
acrcs beautifully LAID lawn sh de, fruit, barn II miles
10 city SijC. Box ll3 Crsnior y j.
nRANGE. y. J.-IIouses ana Country seats
~ OT sale great variety also farms ana pii'
lots. LLAChM Ill 4 t.l- 28a Broadway, Room 81
ORANGE, \. Trent furnished mountain
~ side depot residence stables acres *
cellent ghborhoot Ed r. Hamilton - Ilne coz way
V'O CAPITALISTS.-30O to 500 choice lots
city rapidly growing neghhorhood icr sale az
bargain. r. A. YOCNG Engineer Sc. 20 Exehange.pAee.
| u0O 0D0 ACRES richest R. R; 81 Lands 2il,h
Iowa. These lands offered low. aud on yoe
terms Correspondence solicited KCLAND & NHIlLSO'
5Beekman-sL
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
Aneilon Sales OF Real gstais.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE at PUBLIC
SALE Annandale. Hunterdon County the great
peach growing county ~ the october 80 1873 al p
- -four and Rrsi mill also af anu.i
November L. m hax and hnsk mil. one .torr aud
dwelling three faims. - 70 AMI Il acres respes u.sx
wood lots which IN oak ana chestnut TN
Der. Particulars sent bv mail property shown by
JOSEPH A. FRITTS. Lebanon n j.
Refer o c. W Idee. $50 Washington. ". Ne~-Nork
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
PROTECTION o BRIDGE PASSENGERS.

Thomas >. SteVnsOn, of Mott Haven, was
carrying home prrsets To his children last
Christmas Eve, and tstonped at she Harlem bridge
OD Ihird-ave by the opq draw The gaze was shut At
the time. ana as socn as wa opened Mr. Stevenson
passed through; the drw, however not yet
closed entirely aud be f'l into the water and was
drowned. Mrs. stevenson bran al action against the
city 10 recover 5000 dahiges .or the los. Of her
hu- bands IL. the VS. tr'-d Yesterday before
Judge Van Blunt. Ia the sIpsme court. Circuit The
defence the ot on.ued by the bridge
master. but 10y a police officer or some otner PEI son
VINO had 10 gut % interfere. Tuage Van Brunt rOld
the jury that where safe a. such a dIaw and
II opened oy tue regularly Constituted agent the
cir, person passing thTouea WIS obi ged to
the unClng hetsr al was safe ahead
a. whtir gate was used; f0I tne open gate
notice that 10 safe 10 If5erefore the gaze
wds opened 5y tie Oridge-keepel, IL Mr. Stevenson
used ordinary crossing. the would he ha0e
II gate opened by another prsOn and careless
ness shown bv the drowned rnau, the verdict
slould be for the cIiy. Tie jury gve the pianuf a
yerllct ftr $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
THE COURTS.
uysTrRrcAL IN THE COURT ROOM.

IN NONRt ANOOh'
A decree of absolute divorce was obtained
hs6s by James Dongrey. proprietor of hotel al
Ahanicsvile. from his wife, Jane A. Dongrey. But he
cofnued 20 1--we with and several children were
botto them Last September Mrs. Dorcrey herself
beg an action for absolute divorce. and application
was made before Justice BOckes, at Saratoga, for
aimov Mr.. Dongrey's counsel presented the decree
OF divce in 1858 and tne Judge al once dis
missedhe motion. Mrs- DOngrey began proceedings
before sstice Barrett. the supreme Court CHAMBERS,
yesseids 10 have the original order OF divorce wneh
was gt.nrd by Judge Ingrahan. set aside on the
grOIhd oraud. Shr alleged thai she apers were NOT
served ul her aud denied tue charge OF nnfalthlu-
nes In aswer several persons aveTed that they bad
heard uer rlneuflv .peak OF the sUt James A. Nor
ri>On declare inst she remarked 70 MN, NV
40 az piss.."
When thus an ivtt was read Mrs Eongrev, an inteli-
gent looking Wslun, was present In court with
some lady lricds became hysteficai. she sobbed.
mOaned and beeA 10 crv on. '-Od." repeatedly In
a loud voice h-Jriends we're Obliged 10 remove her
from tbe foom Ie argument viii oe continued satur-
day
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16


Non-oe-sr ss 1888 n of Walnut-st, 25xS5.lli "
REYNOLDS and others 20 John NJ -tearns .-----.
same property Wl4liaD A Boyd reiafte. 10 John III
II
4sfl-st : :. 5-5 II " OF Sth-ave. 251lOus Dos
cher ~ Meta DOsCAor
T-tu-st. .6.s ft y u lst-ave 10 tNlUZ.Z; Henry
A y e!l-ou aud wife 10 John lcen ....--------
2lsf-sf Z . 10 q W Of 3d-sve. Ie-e william Nc
George II. and wife % Bancroft.
Aye-C. No Lu5. l5170 Henry Miseman and WE 10
75t.st. :. 5z5 u : Of sd-ave. 4oxIO22i Kankel
tO II Gerach. --.-. -. -...-.
Mafisonave, VS.. 25 2 OF ssth-sL 25ITS.si J
Co sen, referre. s. L BOranc.
22d--t No 81 East 2aNt-.5 Joseph Harker and vile
70 william W Asior.
lOstn.st : 90 II v of lOth-ave COX DOLL samuel
+ Patterson snu wiie 90 Ferris ......--.-----
lst-ave. 46.l4 II " Sth-sL 25.3 <xlOOI Henry
Quicker and wife ~ Fuller 49,
J5th--i + = lao II " Lexington-ave. 2jzloOt p
Nugcut ana wife 10 James Jacobs --------------.-.
Leggetts a Greek, s, To West Farns Road, over II
ceres aud also Hunts Point NOad. y xirreG ulaTi
Johu 4 Bushnell referee, 70 a kitcldng .----..
5th.ave " = 1908 10 OF J2J-st XJNlOU 1 HaseLl
ana other, Ia q M2n.......
ll6ih-sf II s. $50 II Of istave loOIiu0 ~ John II
ueane others % Joseph Murray .-.. --.---,,
Essex IT = 81 n o. Delancryst. ie.2 -2x5Ol a
Wallace wife 10 Joseph urraY ......----------
Slst-sf l4@.4 II " ui st ave ZU14Uz.@i Joseph
MURRAY and vile to " allacE
5th-avc n cor lzJll-sL oJNss.ll Elizabeth +
Ndsnbarn and others 20 J W Powers ----.---.-- %
7Ul--t. 2t6 70 oi <tl-tvc 2uXlOf5i Frank Mar
tin % fOhn -ilDerhOrn
g7tl 81 = A 80 II e oil Ave-A 86x6l .-xirrcgular T
BurwelL referee. 10 the Gernania Life Insurance
West sd-si q $ rs Il e OF Thompso-sL 2Jx9O George
/ Martens. referee u Townsend
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16

pFcoRprp ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Iuiss George and another 10 Mills q cibb, Grand
st. from Broadway 10 Crosby 81, 0Ox-uO. lO-o
years annual rent
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
Gitp Real Gstate for Sale.

ID LOTS, including full front Easterly
= Bouevard llS and ll4th-sts. for sale cheap BOYD
premises
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
Brooslnn Real gsiatr for Sale.

BLOCKS. 10 BLOCKS and plots of lots low
- priced the line Of the BROOKLYN Elevated aiI
opportunity for investment speculation We nave se
rs OF these lots In the past months RULAND WHIT
ING, Beekman-st-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
fonsrs ono Rooms uantec.

4 GENTLEMAN and his wife desire an
~ uniurnished floor in private house reference gwen
anu required. Address CiVlS. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
iflusltdl Instruments.

ERARD UPRIGHT PIANO. octave (nearly
II also few u ANTIQUE frnitur for sale for
few DAYS at 43J " cot 34th--t. nrst noor.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
Eelp Wanteb.
Counirn Doaro.

4 PRIVATE family. one hour from New
n York would Ike board family for the Winter and
give them the comfort- OF hume Box 70 ts-nray -
AT ORANGE, y. j., near statiou.-Good
~ board. ant rooms terms moderate Address II
4 DELIGHTFUL Winter home within two
~ travel Cenul ailIoad Of NewJersey inc rooms
well heated arge ria1Ks piano lovely drives an very
healthy terms moderate Address BUXTON, North
Branch. Somerset Co. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
Bankrupt y otlces.

DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES,
~ FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF EW YORK:
q the matter Of NEAL ACgOLDtith, BInkruDi-ls
BAsKkrPTcY-A Warrant In bankruptcy has geen ssn y
the estate Of y EAL MCOLD o tho
CITY II the 0f the state %
Ne,v-YorK District adndxed bankrupt upon the
Creditors ami the payment OF any debts
delivery Of property belonging q said bank
rupt his and III transfer ~ pruT-
erty him are forbidden bv law uoet ng ot TIE Cre
bankrupt their dsUts. ADD choosc One
u hi- estate AL be held AZ Court ot
holden at No IN the city Of
York sad District tho "a day OF octuO-r A.
d.. ls1' 10 O'Clock M. The once oi John W ltue.
esquire Of Ia bankruptcy Of sa Court
LOCIs y. PAfN Marshal-A Acssenger.
THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE: That on che
sth Of October A D. 1879, Arrznt IN Bankruptcy
estate OF STEPHE HArBkUNNk,
OF he New-YOrk, the County of Newfork aud
Of stluGstd =
uenr Of deots ana delivery %
brlol O. such bankrupt % hm OF Tor his
II property Dy iorbddan bv
tha a creditor. u the said bankrupt
prove ebt and 10 more assignee o as
estate, held COHIt B&nAluptcy 10 De hnlen
az 40 8s5 broadway In the city " No~l 0rk, Defrs
l-.e Al y o elock D a. LOUIS PANN.
L. = Marsha as Messenger. Southern District OF NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
VHIs Is To GIVE NOTICE: That on che
Ere Cream.

A FACT. noaroxs ICE CREAM
- MADE FROM ~ tlk ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
CONSUMERS UNDERSTAND THIS
AND KNOW II u .- ....-
ALWAYS RELIABLE
AND YOU WILL USE No OTHER
DeuoIs l.Goo BrOatwsy. Ca1tla1sk-
New-YoIks 455 FULTON st. BrookIsn
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
RrrOruFD MOKTgAgF-
Arnle. Io.eph % A L orton. , 55la.st Of sIh


sears -, 80
Ss, vesrs....... 5s2
- LIVING pl. wear . -. 25oo
etc. Woodruff ave- : yea .,........' 200
St. i'iss Year % .. -. $1,000
Fuller y TO Henry Quicker lstave, Of sthst.
Hoo
JOues. Morgan and wife 70 r McKi aud Others exec
utofs etc. No 5s Centre si, 400
II Slave 5 wears -. - .- 500
same 10 kOOseveltn 7bth-st - 81 3 71u
same to '6th-sL Sd-ave, yezrs..... 100
wears ...... $50
sanis to same. 4 7Gth-st. Of sd-ave. years $50
Trracy. r r to John II Desne, = llOtl 81. OF 18th
ave months 400
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
6itnailons DanIe6--females


TTNE FRANCHISE Parisienne dun bonne
encation ayant dexeelente refersnees sacnant tres
bicn farc In lingerie; coudre differences machines
et Golfer desire place Pee dacre settlement care OF
Mrs Brennan 2l- West 35merue troseme initiates
NJ. A.
USEFUL GIRLS.-By two young German
- girls city country do any kibd OF work about
house generally useful chamDerwork. waiting. chll
separate have good references. Al
the PROrES FAINT HOME, lgS 6thave four doors above
lUth-st
WANTED.-A position by a lady; compe-
w entire In family hotel: is
experienced in he highest city reference
gwen. Address VI. d. 1888 West 20thst
WASHING.-A respectable Protestant woman
w wishes by the day would take IN washing
her ace Of residence Address NJ. j. Box So Tribune
Uptown Office, 23s Broadway.
WASHING.-A respectable woman wishes
W ladies' and genilemens washing Call at l2l West 3ls
St Mrs ALLEN
l DSH BROADWAY, City Intelligence Of
.C nce-Firstcas- servants Of all nstionaite- sup
pned Wanted hrstcass cooks also Young men ~ walters
must have recommendations immediate employment
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16

Hlarole Guo Slate Nautels.
SLATE and MABBLE MANTELS in great
y variety. steps TseIs generl slate and marble
manufacturers 4. a. STEWART & CO..
Is aud y West -.d-st
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16

RECORDED ASSIGN uENIs OF MORTGAGES.
LORI F p 70 George ne lord. executor e,c , $1,000
Eus-el William 1, receiver. etc, 10 Francis sheri-
companv ......-. I0OC
Corning l. executor, 10 l. Corning 2.5,
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
sllnaiiors Uarteo--temales

4 LARGE PROTESTANT SERVANTS Bu-
~ families. hotels and all Others want good,
reliable, civil ant grs aud women for city or country
the times useful girls and nfsei
g.. also BelD. at the large PROTESTANT HOME
BU REAC, las 5tave- -four doors above luthstli oou'
Quoted by American ladies'.
At JACQUINS FRENCH BUREAU. 602
~ 6th-ave found reliable servants OF al nsuonaues
ndea ANTS are
The New York herald., 1879-12-07

RIBBONS
OF sTPEEn50E 2uAkIrx IN ptIdv Nh TIE HGp PePH
NET, SASH AND DRESS TRIMMING; WEI
BON. NO l6, AT 20 CENTS 4 YARD, WORTH
FULLY IS CENTS OTHER WIDTHS AND
QUALITIES REDUCED IN THE SAME PRO-
PORTION.
The New York herald., 1879-12-07

OUR EXTENDED DEPARTMENT OF
MISSES AND CilILDREN'S MILLINERY
/ OFFERS NOVELTIES, WHICH ARE ONLY TO BE
/ FOUND IN OUR HOUSE AND AT EXCEEDINGLY
Low PRICES.
The New York herald., 1879-12-07

BEADED CROWNS AND RIMS,
HAT SCARFS. CORDS AND BRAfDS
AND THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF
OSTRICH AND FANCY FEATHERS
IN THE CITY.