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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-05-14

The American Institute OF 1nstruc-
ton will hold its fftieth annual meet.
ing on July I'll, at the White Noun
tains.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-05-14

The next meeting of the National
Educational Association will be held in
Philadelphia, July 29-3l.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
CALENnAEs THIS DAY.

sI-rRrNr CouRT-CulNRHRs- Barrett J.-Nos. 63 %. o.
llb 1Zi l2J l27 1872 1856 1871 1885, l4S l72. 10 lsl
!2 M 295 @ 2gS Ss 2$ 5 28 s 22O no. -0 @O zO' 'O
GENERAL TfRN-Ad djourned sine die.
act Morris ct al. No day cslenGaI.
CKCUlI-PARI Ivan Brpnt J;-Nos 2s2l; $l2S 47oS.
4sO9 32S5, S27e $500 s6j 4ll9 2765 1921 l5o2. $751;
PVTf IT-btnohne Nos SlOs 434l S5i4 32O7 llO7
l7T5a 1898 232S, 24S2 23l3 46l6 SO 2l4O 2l8l
452l 4Oil. l1s0 27s2. 3l5 2S14. S0a $Ss7 SS92 839
lOSq 94S7 3494 2487 $685. S403 34a5. &49 $780, 3jOZ
S5O3 1904. 35O5 35Os. 5000, 353, 1920 80 - .
1888 $685. 1921 100 32l6, i527 2O52 ls4l lsi7 1870
2a70 2S7i 3iI S34s 388s 2s5O 829l, 47i S38e. 09j.
SPECIAL TERN-sedgwck, J.-DemuTrers-Nos. o. g. Is
OF Fact-Nos. b. 4S, 81 b4. b7 90 90. ~ ~ a.
nc is6 SOL 4$5 40 Ssz 5SS GA GA 45Og 1905, 17s
Part Ii-Ad,ourned tor the tern. - .
PAEf IiI-ssnfoId Nos Ss9 s25. 5l4. 459, Gs 625.
45O, $50. $50. 427. 537 Ala. 2S7 ! 55, 33l.
COMMON LEAS-GESEEAL TERM-Aotourned for the term
SPECIAL 1EBM-C p. DAILY. {. IN day calendar.
EQUIY TERM-Lsn em0re J.-NO day calendar .ooo
TEIAL TEGM-PAKT Ii. f Daly. J-N3s l745: 1929 l02o'
1883 1919 sg3 1908 93s 745 Ss7 1885, $685. 2025.
12s5 s24 1880, lO0 209l s22 80; no., o- ,oo. ,.o-
sss a2i 1929 1890 1888. 1884 1885. 1896 1887, $50.
M4REE CoJGr TRIAL TES0PAH 9t Ak 57i t
66ii 64s 667s 5e97. $500. -. 80
1870 566 379z 54l4 $685. 5554, 55j5 5540 64S9 4l97
PART III-shea J-Nos. 1855, 4s22, G556, sq09 5S4o'
GENERAL sFssioHs-PART 1-COwlng. John Duffy felon-
assault and battery Fillmore Humphrey, burglary Jc
from the person George Walker Henry Aubach petit lar
oeny; Alexander Sydell grand arc ny; James Purce'
bo1 Sstes Austin. William Otto F. &uile burglary
Henry Hesz feonOus assault aud battery William Chap
francis Gallagher mi.deneanor Henry Snyder, Daniel
zegier robbery Marv Quinn feonious assault ana Da1eIy
SummeTmeyer receiving stolen goOdsi Joseph DOye
lar
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15

%S Christian Union no Psps
man and En TaeTs opinion per T
Denver and RIO Grande Railroad reversed
ASIDE with $40 costs Of motion OPINION by Potter j. MOE m
Brady agt Abbott order affirmed with $40 costs
Opinion by Brady IN People ex rel Leafy agt justice
Bank Of Canada Livingston Judgment modified as d.
reversed new trial ordered costs to abide
GRSian pSan I S s hson ,d ss act smith s
Judgment reversed trial granted costs 10 abide event
S%ed PoPHon per- casH " The Pcope e1 rel TIE
R@ 'So Opinion TSBh by B4ny marS ATT
affirmed with costs 4pmon by ingalls, j. Hnrd agt kSHi ni
s baElr m aRS Gdsei Sh
Opinion per cndam BroTn 1p sg W Dss
Judges Brady Potter.-Bayliss aGt CockrofJudg
Kreheler-Judgment affirmed. opinion per cur1m PGila.
deiphia Reading Coal Company art Hotchklss-NSN
& ordered @ ed as directed in Spo1 2Pn0n per
Mei.eT se HateRJudTment r@Vesed new trial ordered
abide Opinion FER curian In the matter Of
% % 05qE PT
Ing reversed and gpea taken from The order Ge
dismissed without costs TO either party and without &
SoSciat Trrn-By Judge Van vorytH4ag ast. Derr and
and others Construction Of will determined opinion o..
settled sened Gruber etc act Gruber etc. Carleton agt
Hall Brsn agt Mead-findngs signed Voessing and 9TH
C,rc,ut-iart HI-By Judge Van BTunt:- Harrison and
another ag Clark for extra allowance
denei.
Common Pleds-Spccidl Teym-By Chief-Justicc CP.
Day.-Mott the Consumers Ice Company: DAVIS act
PARK In nc matter Of the application OF Degen ec Maun
matter petition OF Martin Shte1
In the natter OF the assignment Of Foeyf1nal decree grant
ed In the OF the accounting OF Guggenhemer Rel
ordered In The matter OF the application etc. OF weber
Order signed.
Marine Court Chambeg-Bv judge Goopp.-
Seth agt Hopfenach filed Bank Of the Metrop ms
agt Chaded-Motion denied Mansn at Gillett Ileld
Gct Hunt: Virgins act Groot IIbbois sgt nipple
Bac-Motions granted per order filed Bush
agt Winchel-Motion dcnied with 10 costs pianth.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
DECISlONS-APRIL "a.

supreme Court Ch0mLer8-Bv Judge Lawrence
Smith McCOOI desire council 10 present their views
wriung fekeI ag DE LscyMouon denied with $40 costs
% the defendant Barnett De BeTg-OTder settled.
The People ngt KeyCOuusc mnst present written briefs
Cnttng agt Wallace Same agt same orders granted.
Clark as Caik Cutting aRt MsIOr.GTsnted Cashin aRt
sayes H. ne mater Of Jones Min agt saron In the
Eyckmsn DAILY agt the Windsor Hotel Company Hows
Agt Hersghty Cook agt Jenkins BeddingtOn ag Mari.
pgsa MIBlug Company the
tnce Company agt IayorI De WITT ag AMOS Lang sgt.
Lang AlbHght aRt. NOOrhes Cannon ag Kelly Richards
tgt Mason Powers ag Ellis NOse agt. Street: FauQan
Iet Muliken Hubsam qgt Rcket AIihcal Ice Company
Roepel AIT Williams Hoffman agt HuIke IaiOhd alt.
deems Camara agt Troucoss In the matter Of COOkseo
memorandum.
by Judge BOrTett-PiersOn agt Frceman-OpiDion Milne
agt Butter order settled and signed. Smith ag TrOw.
brdgot smith TyseD-MOtOn denied without
hgt WiamsRepofl confirmed and orders granted Curry
tgt CuTyAfor explanation report confirmed ana judgment
DfdyOrce granted. Curry agL Curry Steans agt Ihomp-
pom Fuchs agt Wingenfed Allen agt the Ncw-IOrk and
Hudson River Railroad COmpany-See memorandum.
General TeBy Judges BraGy AID POtterln the matter
tf Hughes-DecTee modified directed in opinion and
affirmed a. modified. Opinion per cur1am Odel agt
1womeyOTder si uned with $40 costs and Disbursements
opinion by Potter J. Mckay Rgt Jarvis-Ordor affirmed
With $40 costs and disbursements Opinion curam Crsske
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
MALIGNED BY HER MOTHER.

Miss Laura Jones recently appeared in Su-
preme Court, Chambers on a writ Of babeas corpus
sued out by her mother to get her daughter from the
custody OF Charles Neman, DLanest spice dealer, in
whose family at EnGlewood N J., the young woman
was employed as a domestic. The mother claimed that
MI Nellman sustained improper relations with heI
daughter and would not allow her to leave him. Nell
man denied these charges and his application the
matter was referred TO william Sinclair large
amount of testimony taken on both sides, the
mother making revolving accusations, and the
daughter declaring that she unwilling TO live with
any OF her relatives. In his decision, given yesterday
Judge Lawrence says "This is a most singu ar case
After very careful examination Of the evidence am
not prepared 10 that the welfare Of the child Will be
promoted by delivering her into the custody OF heI
mother. must, therefore, dismiss the writ"
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
CIVIL NOTES.

Chief Justice DAILY in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, Special Term, yesterday appointed William
r. Baldwin guardian ad itcm for Lillian L. Degon, that
she might bring an action for breach OF promise and
seduction against Francs L. DeVeauX.
At the hearing yesterday in jersey City in
the contest over the viii Of the late Joseph L. Lewis Of
Hoboken who left 81 100000 towards the payment OF
tho National debt Ex-Freeholder Lake, Of West Hobo
ken y j. testified mat the marriage certificate pro-
duced bv The alleged widow of Mr.. Lewis forgery
The suit brought by George w. SavOry, Of
Iowa against the Germania Bank Of this city TO re-
cover S6,947, the amount of two promissOry notes,
drawn 10 his order and paid by the bank forged In
oorseent occupied the United states Circuit Court the
greater part last The verdict OF the jury
opened yesterday and was found to be Tor the de-
iencaut.
Frederick C. MOtz brought suit against F.
Wettic in the Court of Common Pleas. before Judge
Van Hoesen for enticng his wife away from his home
On 1862 he alleges that she has resisted all his efforts
70 induce her For this Moltz claims $1,000
damages and also So 900 for the alleged debauchng Of
cnn rpscrday Frederick w. Deh appears Tor the
p.aintif; T. A. Acker for the defendant
Judge BlatchfOrd, in the United States
Circuit Court yesterday heard appeal in The Of
the Canadian Bank of Commerce against Jonathan G.
WynRoop. assignee. 1t is an appeal from decision
Of the District Court of the Northern District Of New
York Judge Wallace presiding, expunging the proof OF
Gebt by the bank against Richard Savage Co, in
solvents OF syracuse jury has been waived ana the
issues be determined Dy the Court upon the ev
dence previously taken. Judge BlachfoTd took the
Japels.
The trial of the suit Of Eliza r. COgswell
against the New-York New-Hayen and Hartford
Railway Company, for injunction restraining them
from using enSne-hOuso iD Forty sixth-st, the
ground that 81 a nuisance. begun yesterday I'm
Special Term superior Court, before Judge Sedgwick.
The plaintiff alleges that she fourstory brown
stone residence adjoining the engine house which
built in lNT4 ana that the SCOT, smoke noise and vbra
from the engines have reduced the value Of her
louse @2 900 81 1900. she also for past
damages.
Suit for $500 damages was brought by a
school teacher Adelaide W. Smith, before Justice Pratt
n The Circuit Court Brooklyn, yesterday, against David
Bennett who was charged with writing ana circulating
letter In NewUtrecbt accusing Mics Smith Of iiegu-
lantes in governing the primary department OF the
public school In District No 2, and OF having violent
temper In her testimony Miss Smith admitted throwing
water with her hand OH boy, and sending bim home
without his lat. She had nincty-Sevcn pupils the
roll and attendance Of seventy day ON the ques-
ton whether the letter was privileged communication,
the plaintiff was nOnsuited 4 new trial was moved
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
THREE Sentences no STATE PRISON.

john Jones, alias George Green, alias
"Three fingered JACK" arTalgned in the Court Of
General Sessions yesterday for sentence having been
convicted last week of stealing pocketbook contain
ing So 100 from James Bowman, OF Sullivan County.
New-YOrk, on a Jersey City feTry-DOat He was
sentenced to State Prison for ten years.
The residence OF John Wekert, No. 21O East Tenth
st. was entered by william Hardy, alias Doyle on
March 81, last who secured property valued $50,
which was found In his possession when arrested He
was indicted for burglary the first degree and yeSter
dav in the Court Of General Sessions pleaded guilty.
He was sentenced 10 ten years imprisonment IN State
Prison.
In the Court o. General Sessions yesterday John p
Wleiho convicted week of stealing diamond ring
from cX senator Melville c. Smith, of Minnesota, was
sentenced by Judge COwng to State Prison for four
years with hard labor.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
PROPOSALS for INDIAN SUPPLIES and
pEr.nTMgyT 6H M ITEHoF O6frcr on IsDr,yl

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, OFFICE INDI.N(
AFFAIRS WASHINGTON March 20, 1879 )
SEALED PROPOSALS. iudorsed proposals Tor Beef, Bs
con- Flour Clothing Transportation, Sc as the case may
CO and 81 Woos!ert SwIcTk WI be reseyed ed gnn u a
on the hoo $4,000 pounds Beans 1000 pounds baking
$4,000 pounds Flour $4,000 pounds Feed 100000 pounds
Hard Bread 10000 pounds m miomny PIG pounds land
Tea G2 900 pounds Tobacco 200 900 pounds salt $4,000
pounds Soap lS, pounds Soda ll2OOO pounds sugar.
Also BaDSet woollen ami Cotton Goods consisting in
part Of licking $1,000 Yards standagd Calico $4,000
1880 YARDS GIngham 32 300 yards Kentucky Jeans as
SSTs BeaeSed sheeting $4,000 wards Hickoy shifting
5000 wards Calico shutne $500 yards Wlnsey 75OO
plies and lone Wagons
Harness, Pows, Rakes Forks &c: .-. - -
Also Transportation for sucn OF the supplies goods aud ar
may contracted for TO be delivered at the
BIps Must Bp MADE OFT or GOVERNMENT BLANKS.
Schedules showing the kinds aud Quantities Of subsistence
supplies required for each Agency ana ne Kind, ana gusn
blank pToposIL aad forms FOR contract and bond Conditions
1 sn a. Sa s@S 81 2es 5 ali hSr
Instructions win be furnished upon appli cation TO
ST. New.York 10 Z NJ Kn.ey. No 80 Clinonplace. New.
1ork Wm a. Lyon u.s. BroaE~ % ana s,n, 70
Louis Paul. LesyenwOrth omaha Cheyenne and Ysnk.
ton ana the Postmaster AZ SioIx Cy ~ ,,,oo,,on and
blank proposals nsreor noe ready for str64ioni
those wi be ready and after the 7
Bids Will be opened at the hour and day above stated and
bidders a Invited 20 be present az the opening
CERTIFIED CuECKs ONLY RECEIVABLE or FOLLOWING
And, u,t be accompanie y certified checks upon soms
one the iOvwn. banks Government Dep0sores for af
least re per OF the te proposal Wis Chemical
politau National NewYork Philadelphia National Phila
delphia Fret National Baltimore Third National Cinen-
and Citzens National washington D. C ana the United
Assistant TreasureIs at Philadelphia, Baltimore
N"''''' ~ T. A HAYT. Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April 14.-Court Of Appeals, Monday
AYrh present tho Hon sanford T. ChuIch G. j. and as
EuCidCs:
No l7j-James W. Elwell and others respondents agi
Francis Skiddy and others eppellants-Aryued bY Sam
Oel appellants and Robert D. Benedict for ht
TespODdents
Motion calendar for Tuesday April 10 Nos. 333 SG6 36s
3Si YS7 calendar Tor Tuesday, ApI 10 Nos
lGI l62 lC3, 163, III. l73. l7s and l70.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR HEADSTONES FOH
l. SOLDIERS GRAVES.
QUARrERMAsTRR.GEN GENERALS OFFICE.
w ..ILLA--r.A Ii q MaInl ~ j 20

QUARTERMAsTRR-GENRRALs OFFICE.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., March 81. 1879
SEALED PROPOSALS. I'm tripicate, hereby invited
furnishing for soldiers graves. Private,
Village and Cty Cemeenes prov ded tIe law approved
FeprHary g. 1879 Of which the following is extracts
the Secretary Warts hereby authorized 10 crest
headstones the OF soldiers who served n the Reg
Volunteer Oi the United stacs during the
for Unon and who been buried private, village
city provided by the iaN
March g. 1873, for those Inferred National Military
Cemeteries"
The total number be furnished estimated 1900,
specifications describing IN detail the standard fixed BY The
Secretary and blank forms Of proposals be had
application person By letter To Capan A r. Rockwell
A. NJ L. s. charge Of National cteres Washing.
ton, d. q.
SPECIMENS of Headsones furnished be al
this Office.
All bids should be accompanied by good and sufficient
Cuarsntv will considered except for American
White Marble the grades named In the spechcatiOns
Proposals should nclOsed I'm sealed envelopes and
Head-tOnes and air' -ed tO the
deIsgned whose office they viii be opened In the presence
OfbiddeTs Monday, June 10 1873. commencing at IL
O'Clock a. IN.
By order OF the Secretary Of War.
- a MFIGS. q. = A
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
Anction Sales of Real Gstaie.

EINEST FACTORY BUILDINGS In the city
win be sold at Exchange saesroom APRIL I6 l4I Ba1
fer las and Al Mulberry adjoining Grand These build
ngs supplied with powerful engIne steam elevator
ana safiug Of All well rented forming splcn-
did investuen Capitalists Apply 10 O.
J. LYON, AuctiODeeT D PiHe-Bt
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15

Brooklrn Real estate for Sale.
DOR SALE LOW-390 Union-st., $4,000 (;
n ana 35l PIeside2tsi. 5000 Inquire ON premises.
FOR SALE OF TO LET with immediate pos
Il session
1853 Rensen.st, three story building.
81 BCksst three story dwelling.
100 PincaDple.t peIlOI ard second floor.
239 Adains.sl. second and thlId hO1rs rooms
b3 y assau ST.. thTec-stCry dwelling.
GORDON l.. FORb, OF CLARK ST. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
Urfnn 5teumers.
WHITE STAR LINE. ,

WHITE STAR LINE. ....--
FOR OF EESsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL .
NOTICE-Ihe steamers of this Line the Lane Route
RECOMMENDED by Lieut. Mauy u. NJ On both the outward
aud homev ard VOYAGES - no -.
HEPUBLIO Can't Irving THURSDAY April II, 2'S0 p ~
GERMAN1C Capt. Kennedy. SATURDAY, Aprl 20 S'5o" III
ADKIATGC. CRu Jcpnings. HuIrlaA, MAY J. T. N
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF '" lOIh'
ST.
These Uniform size and unsupasseli in ap
pOintme1fa saloon. StaterO1ms. smoking and Bith
rooms placed amidshps where tho noise aud motion so
least felt aOrng degree of comfort hitherto unatahaoe
RATES-saloon. $50 and slO0 steerage So Return
tickets favorable terms
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep norpigs.
inspection OF plans other Information apply al the
Companys Oices No. 81 broadway New-l0Ik or lao Wal
huLst. Philadelphia L. J. COHfi5. Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
THE COURTS.
RESPONSIBILITIES OF BANK TRUSTEES.

RESPONSIBILITIES OF BANK TRUSTEES
suE TRUSTEES OF THE THIRD AVENUE SANlN"'
BANK MUST PAY THEIR BONDS FOR SlIoooo'
Somuel II. Hurd, receiver of the Third Ave-
nue. Savings Bank, brought suit against epensor ~
Green formerly president and trustee 10 recover ,ne
value OF a $4,000 bond which Mr. Green gave win
other trustees on January TO- 1874 to place the pahk
upon a better financial basis. The bonds gwen oy All
che trustees amounted to $4,000 which were reported
t the Bank superintendent assets in 1874 and 1870
when the case was tried against Mr. Green III 'he eu-
nreme Court Circuit verdict was given f0rSlSol vs.
the amount of the bond with interest The OPINION oi
the General Term on the appeal rendered yesterday
affirming previous Judgment Judge ingalls, In MS
opinion says incredible that any one should
have supposed a bank to he sound which required
..bracng to the extent OF $4,000. The evidence OF
the defendant showed "that he was possessed OF a
knowledge OF facts which should have put him upon
inquiry In regard to the s0vency OF inc msu'uo" NC
fore he executed the bond" , - , a.. o,,or
trustees Richard Kelly and Daniel d. T. Marshall who
lad furnished the other bond In regard 10 lheST
Judge ingalls, says; 1t would be unreasonane anu
unjust TO allow the defendants TO escape liability upon
the preence that they were not INFORMED IN rctlu "a
that false were made relation thereto
when II is apparent that they had every oppoI 10
tariy assume liabilities they should not be permit
ted upon slight grounds TO avoid the consequence ~
prejudice OF innocent persons
REFUSING TO RELEASE MR.. FREEMAN.
THE MOTION TO vACATE THE ORDER OF ARREST
DrS1Ep-THE BAIL REDUCED TO $150,000.
Judge Barrett, in Supreme Court, Chambers,
yesterday denied the motion made last week TO have
dismissed the order OF arrest against Frederick A.
Freeman IN the suit brought by the receiver OF the
Guardian Mutual Insurance Company. The Court
expresses the opinion that the answering andavt OF
George F. Mason presented complete answer 10 the
moving afldavits by facts figures and data CLEANED
directly from the books and revealing state OF things
Which, rs It must be presented TO jury mad better
not now be commented upon or characterized" Com
ment is made on the fact that the defendant did not
seek to reply to these statements which, unanswered,
offer sufficient reason for the denial Of the motion
Judge Barrett however consents that he bail snail De
reduced from 100000 10 81 100 OOO-the amount whch
II is charged Mr. freeman received as his snare OF Tue
alleged piracy. The Court qualities It's decision by
saving that would have been better SATISFIED had Mr.
Freeman made oath OF his inability TO procure large
bail or even had he denied the implication III Mr.
Mason's original affidavit, that he was transient
pcrsOn. The bail should not he reduced. therefore,
below the S15OOOO which fl is claimed Mr. Freeman
frauduleny obtained This amount the Court concludes
large that would seem To be sufficient 10 secure
the attendance Of the party, which is all that the law
rtf.t4r r,laTH
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
Citn propertp Go Get.

A Three story, high-basement House, 10
N. lett No. l53 West l6thstj N good order; OIL
improvements Inquire at las West lotl-st or No. As
G!ecnest
TOR RENT-The fOur-stOry stores 16 Chf
and 2li Pearl % feet by l97 feet between Fulton and
John VIII lie divided 70 suit. ,,o.,r.,,
Apply TO GEoRGE G. SAMPSON. 24l Pearl, or HOMER
MORGAN. 2 Pine
EINE LARGE CORNER STORE, No. 2s6
d Blecckerst; plate glass front suitable for Dry GOps
Tea Clothing other business. Apply Estate JOHN CAM
ERON, 43i West 22d,st,
NO. 2O4 EAST 15TH-ST.-To rent furnished
~ OF unfumi-hcd-S iXteeD rooms, all improvements
furnished 1900 uniurnsled $500 Apply on premises.
CT. NICHOLAS-AVE., corner l53dst., five
- minutes walk Elevated Railroad station the rev
ard elegant and grounds lOON22O all improvements
mirrors Sci elegant location and view On to AE
nue.; let lease C. H. FLEMING 6o East 0lst-st OF Il
BrUddst.
rINO LET or SELL-463 5th-aye.; reduced
L rent; moderate size; perfect order. -
rI'O LET-Ofiices. lofts, stores and easements
4 IN Beskman Ann. Fulton, John po2il Gold C'lh VII
liam and Nassau-sts rutland WHITING. Beshlnalst
rTO LET-One store in Bible House, near
corner 4th-ave. and Astorpscsl 2O142 feet piais
glass front; heated steam; rent 500 also dsIae
iCAN BIBLE SOCIETY at the Bible House
Dc B0ND-ST, 4th FLO0R-TO LET
20 Rent low.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
RECORDED LEASE
RECORDED MORTGAGEI

Barclay, estate OF d, 10 A Burgh, No 379 Broome.
ST. years. at annual rent Of.....................
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFEa4


Chrisiopher.st No 13l and No sol Hudson-st; A q
Terlune and wife TO VI Law S30l
57tn-st. $50 II W Of 6th-tve 25Il005 / II Smith
referee, 4 i Gilender 1O'
b7th-st SIS $50 II " OF bthGve, 25xl0O5 + ii Smith
to A f Cillender l3(
ll6thst 462. q fl " Of Ave'A, 1871 3XlO0.l1 w
HarttO John E hnapp...-.,....- ~
1lSthst T. 200 II " Of lst.ave 1G.6Xl0U.ll T Nc.
Cyure wife 10 NJ Mulligan... -. -......... G.
ll9thst. = 800 II " Of lstave, leOxlOOlO Louisa
Richter 20 Krais. 4S
44tb.st No l84 West the executors OF A + Fraser
deceased, 10 IL Fraser 1O,l
Broadway Nos 1854, .36S and 1870: William
Reilly 10 FL BeaTdhloy
67th-st T. 100 Il W OF 4tl-ave, 2OIl006 A Fowler
wife TO J. Williams. 22,i
N''Gi' and wife to to Levy l2C
8d.ave W s. 205 # W Of 6lst-st, 20I90j A Johnss
referee, 10 Goeet
36th.st, n 1926 IT W Of 9th.ave. 2519s9, Blewitt
Brosdwa1, nos sei. 1906 and i,57oi Board.loy
william Reilly
fitzpatrick and wife 10 Thorps ............. l4.t
l1th-st, 225.4 II W Of lstave, 25n+0xirregulari
NJ Kungennann and wife 70 y yOls :........ 25.(
2Sth-st, 8, lot o so, 81 l2X0S 8 Henry L Sewau
and wife to Mary Miller. l0,t
lOthave 51.2 II II OF 63d 1T, 25.6XlO0; It Bren
men wife 10 VI Fiske. 2,s
10th ST, e. 27S - Of Sthave, 1JIl006, Smith Ely
tt William scott. az
Tth-st. e. 80 ft " Of Ave-C, 25I09 10 g Schmidt
and wife TO Holman. 81
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday, April ii. 1870
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day the fol


At the Exchange SalesrOom to-day the fol-
lowing sales were held!
BU Phillips & MdcR1e
] 3-sOry frame dwelling with lot, No 80 East l2Jth.
ST. -. S62 d Fl Of 6th.aye, LOT 976xlO0.ll; and
8sory brick dwelling With lot, No l9l Eest
127th-st, Of lie xington ave- lot l<6199ll oo
Bu Bernard Smvt.
] building with lot, y o 39l Lex.
TiyeT savings fnsEtiS1 1"N 1880
T1ss,L & RsdTn'U
l story brick warehouse aud 8-s0ry brick factory
with plot OF land. Nos 5, snd9 HObOken ST.
40l " OF WashingtOnst St plot OF land sO160i Am.
O'''' - Bu Wai R,nnsiIW
! 9.s,orv brown stone house with lot, No 26 East
12jthst. :. 200 # c OF 5th.ave lot 2Ox1OOlli ao
Bu Z. T. Raymond.
3story brick building and 8story frame house with
8o5xSSx9i sXs9: fza UPdeThil 5000
BIZ W. o. Holman.
story frame houses with plot OF land on 2dave,
G cor 94tlst plot Of land 5O.sIljOXl lOOSX6Ox5O .-
NlOO sarah IL BOTeel 1000
BBI. J. Rtker
each 201io0 Elizabeth TanOn 5000
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15

u STEAMSHIP LINE for st. Thomas Para, Pernam-
buco Bahia aud Rio JaneIo connecting al - THOMAS WIN
steaner- fo Porto Rico. Jamaica and spanish MNn-1he
new nrst-class iron steamship CITY OF RIO JANElhO
sail for iho above pOrts On I u trDAf
MAY al p ~ NOfTelgl received Tor this steamer after
the 30. Freight received at az times ~ hobels stores
IrooKlvn. but only on permit frOmNew York ofnce
Shippers desiring eject same nader our open
policy at lowest rates Through tickets issued 20 all points
reached by Royal Mail steam Packet Compauys Inter
colonial Montevdeo ana Bueuoa Ayfes.
Freight must be paid advance. For freight engage
mepts or passage having elegant accommodations apply
q. H. MALLORY co, Agents,
ONCE Pier 20 L. IL, Fulton Ferry.