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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

NEW GOODS-Our assortment OF FANCY
~ TOILET ARTICLES and PERU ME-
RES is now more perfect and complete than at
any time since we engaged in business, having
Just received q very largo invoice Of Flesh, Hair
Nail, Shaving and Tooth Brushes a superior
stock of Toilet Soaps we'll assorted, and at prices
TO suit oil purchasers; Whisk Brooms We are OF.
ferng At very low figures, (good articles OF j.
and Is cents osch) together will all of the most
favored Extracts Of IIutin and other makers;
Jennings Eau Dentifrice Thurston's and
White 8 Tooth Powder; Carboic Mouth Wash.
with many of tho moro prominent preparations
for tho Teeth and Gums; Hair TONES, Oils and
Dressings, Cologne, Bay Rum, Toilet Waters,
&c Any article called for in our line which wo
should fail to have in stock, will be Immediately
ordered for tho parties, should they 80 desire.
WAKEFIELD q HALL,
NH q Corner FRINGE and Fairfax streols.
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AIeexa)1tll'iu 6azette
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL Ia.
siIc GlG s tory.

RY RREATIC ENRIQUE.
.ia ctu7t@. har FOX sixteen weeks,
Bat .l!Ht:e 10 sign;
I,i hu;Horcd 81 her little freaks
With smiles benign.
G&e nniglha.s sSid il WAS match,
hnd that CI.riiaa's latest catch"
Was so we'll hooked, TO &irl could ana'ch
lin eli the line.
Another sixteen weeks wcnt by
New this is squared
&c never for hiss would Try
Till, in despair, .,
no Ut =. lecture on "John Hush').
m scncst accents, said: Dear Gus, :,
!v,en this is through, let's takea 'bus
;-hc hsd bin there.
they lett tho hall, ard (ss they wslHec)
Within g tricP,
H.. IN 2 fTCzca utter stalkej
.:rd tIokI-.he ice.
t!r- tQacuo ran elbly, and he te!.
Ills ,.shtuii.ess so quickly melt
10 cutie l3:go. his dGnpened Welt
Ills wsg so i!ict!-
Bu. your vivid imsgin
,.?.s AUD euAluasry associations with the gontiei
..>:. ,uT masculine friend. must space out Int
,acvi.Abi1 stquei-PHck
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: at Rules held in the Clerks
= Office Of the Circuit Court Of Alexsndrls
county, on the 7th day Of April, 1879.
BENJAMIN +. Deford, Thomas Deford, Abor. l.
Webb and his wife, Catherine Webb, George
T., Webb and his wife, Georgisnns Webb,
Hlla Deford and Hattie Deford, the Two las!
named being infants under twenty-one years
Of sge, and suing by said BENJAMIN +. Deford
IS their next friend, plaintiffs, against Henry
w. Ellicott. Caroline Ellicott Robert Mac.
conn snd his wife, Harvey Bond Macconn,
Robert Z. Macconn, Carrie Macconn. Msrgs.
ret Macconn, Henry w. e. Macconn, Andrew
Ellicott Mscconn and George II. Mscconn,
defendants. In chancery.
Nom. The object Of this suit is % divide G:
sell, if necessary, and divide tho proceeds Of $40,
tho land, in Alexandria county, Of which ben.
salad and possessed between the parties to til;
suit according 10 their respective in!e.es..
therein.
The said defendants. Henry w. Elicott. Car.
oline Ellicott. Rober! Mscconn and his Wiis,
Harvey Bond Mscconn, Robert I. Mscconn,
Carrie Macconn. Margaret Mscconn. Hen
~ w. &. Mscconn, Andrew Ellicol.
Macconn and George 7. Mscconn. no! hav.
ing entered their appearance and given Sc
the rules of this Court, and it appearing By
affidavit that they are not residents OF th:
State, it is ordered that said defendants appear
hero within one month after due publication OF
this order and do what is necessary oprotect Their
interest in this suit; and that a copy of this or
der DO forthwith inserted in tho Alexandra Gs-
zctte, newspaper published in the city OF A.
and posted at the front door Of the Court Housa
OF this county. A copy-tcst:
ALEX. HUNTER Clerk.
,[ohn III. johnson, o. a. ap S-W4 4
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lily custom made CLOTHING IS warranted
O. :nG b.s. !Gp95tca material, we'll made, thos
r.ug.s:y e!:uck, aad will be sold at prices 10
,:.t Tho iimcs. Gail ard convitee yourself, az
s. uEaLuAM's. c. King ST., corner or falriaA.
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GROCERIES ARD LleUHxs.

GROCERIES ARD LItsUShESS.
7 BRODERS & CO.,
Wholesale Desors aud Job5ars in
GkOOkRIKS, PROVISIONS, FLOUR.
SALT AND FISH.
a full line of celebrated pure, old Whlskeya,
Brsndies, Gin, Rum, &c, Massey & Co.'s Phis-
dulphia and O,sget.'s Baltimore Ales and Borg
ner s. Engels Lager Beer, in casks or bottles,
Agents for james s. Welch g BosL Family
Flour, James s. Kirk & Co.'S. Standard Soaps,
Dupont s. Cos. Sporting and Blasting Gun.
powder, and Baltimore and rose"lac Riv5r
Steamers.
Orders promptly attended to, and conszn-
ments solicited. No. II King street,
oct 26-tf AlaKandris Va
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,a.s AUD s,Aluasry associations with the gontler
.ax inr masculine friend. must space out Inc
,rcv.Nblr stquel-PHck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
JUDGE BLODGETFS Defence.
TESTIMONY OF JUDGE DRUMMOND AND EEGIsTE
nIBBARD.

TESTIMONY OF JUDGE DRUMMoND AND REGISTER
nIBBARD.
CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-The BlOdGett investlEa-
ton this morning proceeded in the absence OF Mr. Lap
ham. Tue defence called Judge Drummond who testl-
fed that Judge BlodGets instructions TO Grand Jurles
were ike his own BodGett often lacked patience aud
amlablty toward jures and counsel, but he was
sorely tried by his amount of work. He
possessed great executive ability did not know that he
took bit in MS mouth oftcner than other judges Of
decided character; did that he partial 10
the older members OF the BAR had heard complaints Of
his temper from young and Old members OF the bar;
did not know of anv Lawyers having the car Of the
court Preference Is often given 10 the older members
without injury to the younger.
Register Hubbard said thar in ISIS he applied
10 Judge Bodget 10 resolve doubts the inerpreta-
ton Of the Bankruptcy Act his difficulty being how 20
make the annual reports. Judge Bodcctt gave advice
which be followed mnutey III reporting fees ana dlVl'
dcudS.
on REORGANIZATION. he explained the technical diff
cutes regarding fees earned IN cases taking years 70
settle He considered deposits Of fees trust fuUd. lie
believed most other Registers made reports ~ he did.
His books then submitted Tor scrutiny. und
he explained them. lie said IA had made judge BOd-
cett present Of watch and chain, in token OF appro-
citation for favOrs before lee appointed r. c--
ter and had given few Christmas presents 10 MIN
and il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
CALryDARs Ills DAY.

SUPREME CoUEr-CHAuBF Rs-Donohue. Nos % IS, ~
Sc S. y. H. - 100. lOl, lO2. JOB luS
H. ~ llS 1876 ljs $50 l65 los 1863 l13 Isl, lFV gC
200 I'll 20, go 2e 2g 43 234 2i2 2if Z4o -4' -o"
2jl. 49,
SPECIAL TEsN-yan Worst. Nos SEQ. $50 $50 $50
SAL $50 $50 $50 $50 SO 81. S7i. $40. SIS 80
es5, SS3 sd So sSS $50 500 sol S92 ss 500 $50
s97 s9s 800 900 9Ol. eo2. 9O3 T. COS 9O6 907 eos .
CRCUr-PART I-Adjourned until MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10
Part Il Lawrence JNos 1872 l7s3 1874. $50" 45s2'
22o5 1895 lljl sa2 SO 243 26s5 s2o 42ie io2 -O4l
2O6l, 1883. 434l. 1926, 2O-2 1881. 43jl lj22. 800 49,.
PAET IlI-Nan BTInt. Nos. 1858. J9S 3el = l-,i'2
1882 2s35, 1872 no l7ss 1856 l03S 90 36ss 2295
1880 2Gl4, l7j5 l77S, l79, ll2- 1873 2795 2o9l "a
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPgcIAL TEEN-speIr, Nos -; 81
Rial IERN-PARr I-~edg0ick Nos 300 800. 800, -
l34 III IS 463 6s7 500. Ill $50 500 Or 5-9 4bI
6Jj. jSJ. 1913 G3l, 49j. 40, 59l 49, 49,. ~, 90,
PART Freedman JNos COZ. 392. coo, Go -, O5l'
472. 40. sos 443, 453. 459, 5G2. 693, 6ll.
COMMON PLTAs-GENFRAL Tern At1Oufhen >llie NE
SPECIAL TERH-C p. Daly c. J.-Noday calendar.
EQrIY TERN-Nan Hoeseu, J.-No. 10 -. .o
Mcdonald Hanover National Bank No DAY calendar.
PART III r. Dalv Nos al H6 l42o, cs2, so, 500
So. sj~, $50. $50, -6l, 500, SO. So 500.
MARINE COURT-TRlAL IERN-PARr l-McAdam J'-No-7-
Js03 1894. $50 1896 1893. $500 49,. ,..,
PART II-AIker c. J--No 1896 1909 2Ql02 53ij 39i6.
534S 1912 1888 37CS 1899 54U 5iO2. 54O3, 5l06 ~ =
PART III-rhea Nos. 1881. 53St, 60G3, j3+8 80
27o9 4i59, 5OO9 5Os2. 6l95 29jjR 5292' 5Z96 541V2
GEXERn SESSIONS PART I-Gildersleeve J.-Patuck
C0ney robbery John lan-neTt. rape Thomas name y,
Carson John Volt. burglary William Cldk J&IH
bush Rogers grand larceny: Francis smith, NI1l
H. Vincent larceny from the po4soD George w FOX lase
PAM TI-Cowing. Jacob Nittarer. Henry Nenlrc,
robbery Charles RevaIa. grand larceny 60,
TERN1NEE Barrett, John Brown' John Nmltl
Felix Lavele, homicide; Charles Bernstein Abraham u
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
CLAIM AGAINST EXECUTORS.

Catharine NJ. Cooper under her father 5
will was and Is entitled the income of 10000 10 be
Invested for her By his executors and trustees. Ac-
cordng to complaint in Ler suit against the eXecu-
tors they invested $1,000 Of her share in private
company which has pa good dividends. In 1874 the
company decided 10 close its business an PAID me
executors the $1,000 they had Invested or her bat be
yond that there over 5000 a share due. sac
claims tuat tuis income, aud that income on neF
share she is entitled 10 This additional sum amounting
$4,000, as II was money OBTAINED from prohls
reserV Il dividends to strengthen the company,
aud therefore belonged to her. The executors dcmur
Judge Lawrence supreme Court, Special Term hoIis
that II her statements the complaint are true, aud
Tins sum was "a part OF the profits which might nave
been distributed dividends but was not, tue punlu
l. entitled 10 them when they distributed. Inc de-
PENDANTS allowed 10 put III an answer denying the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
CnTRT OLE APPEALS.

Albany y. Y. Feb. I'm the Court of Appeals
NU.y the following decisions were handed down;
Nofr- ast D'~Ou Htnuqun agi te"s; Rae agt Brd' Il
.Iillt .ii. - gt -urtf affirmed with COSTS.
OIs-au AT. D LON Potter at cornell Judgment Ie-
ft-~.I llt Oh, trial granted, costs &" abide event
Iea.r f.L LHuis JgL >,ltOct,I-urd,r 'Mimed Win
.Usf,
Iarr RI~ei,ter 20 vacste -~--Heut order ~ General
form reversed and mat ~ SI"cI ltr aiIAeu Win tostS
The following business was transacted:
Chimney Bacon RESPONDENT aEL Henry l. IiisDe' IN
Iealci. app, LIANT Ordered oU calendar
e.. aVg aut, Robinson treasurer. eye, respondent
-1i,iIl 81. t.It Old preferred calendar lraItto.
Albert K.'yuu AIT the \ Y. G. AID II. r. +. Z. Co-Mo-
ton ioi r.ti euueut: Cour took papers.
Constance Price AIT. Walker WPHte-Mou5u toI rear
q Iruf Count took papers.
Appeals from s-No. 7G-Sylvescr VI Boards sppsl
Leaf for appellant. = G. K,eler for e-Donden'.
j. appellant AT Idihei
satut Argued hy H. f. ~lCklts foT appellant H. j. SNlIt
'or respondent
No ai>-t4trtk Kelly. appellant ag Cornelus shee4an.
ft-TOudDut Argued hy a. " ,Nauu Tor appellant l. G. Les
irl fI respondent
No 3l5Iu, PEOPLE * rel samuel Failc. appellant aGt.
% bert - LIONS AMI another. puutcus -Itd ly w A
o. Robertson 1r appellants Gavin Frost for le7pouceuts
go "1laaa..s Young appellant against Amos J. 10lng
collector Dc respondent Argued Nv James . Dewey loI
appellant samuel 4. Brown for respondent
ittIn--t survivors. etc appel
a i- d- fy NtH. ora Kingston, etc. Eal'au COMPANY,
'tr'.t.n - Argument 70 srIfuei and con, luGtd
lh, dv calendar for Wednesday II az follows Nos oJ' ~
e.. . l.J Dl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
CIVIL NOTES

In the proceeding to wind up the firm Of
Brldrn a Co.. Judge J. F. DAILY removed both OF the
partners originally appointed receivers and suh-t-
lu.ed for them William j. Best receiver. An appeal
has been taken from this order. and a motion was ar
gu-d M length yesterday. before ChciJu-ilce {. =
Da.v for . Stay OF proceedings pending the appeal
Cmc.-Ju,tIce DAILY denied TINS motion. but directed
COUNSEL they could agree, TO draw ny stipulation
limiting the powers and expenses OF the rcceiFerShin.
In the proceeding to test the sanity of Will
A.u t. Palmer VINO sLot and killed Officer Fdrues- the
committee met yesterday and agreed 10 report TO the
Count the insanity Of Palmer at the time he committed
nc crime A. the whole proceedings are not yet writ
,u formal pTcscntent OF the report VIII prob
s.y hot De- made until FudtY.
Ia the suit of Sarah c. w. Hayes against
Nr, Corue iaM stewart a. owner Of the Metropolitan
Hotel the jury IN Marine Court Trial Term found for
inc defendant The plaintiff claimed that sho lost at
d.. uu.l icWcIr, worth -5~~ so, ana the important
question wa. whether tile notice intrust icwCy 10
D.. C.crh was posted lu the room she occupied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
SECURING A GIFT BY LITIGATION.

A suit by Catharine Malon against James
DJfy and Others administrators Of W. Duffy, tried
yesterday before Judge Lawrence, IN Supreme Court
Circuit ended a verdict for plaintiff Tor 81 oG6. Mrs.
Maon was before her marriage a favorite niece OF W
J. Duffy priest in Connecticut, and before her mar
mage orgauI-t In MS chuiCu. After her marriage
some trouble 10 have arisen between lcm but DE
finally gave her check, after a reconciliation, Tor
sl 600 on the Em grant Industrial savings Bank. she
never used cueck and very soon after lie reduced
hs balance with that bank 80 that II could not he used
come effort made 10 show that MI Duys habits or
drinking become such mat his actions al THIS time
were cyond the control OF his Judgment but OoL or
his uiccrs denied positively. Evidence aS 10 ms
general character excluded, II being shown only
hat wueu he made the note he was entirely sober
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

N.y.,Ic Court bqDLTs-By Judge Lawrence
N.>taH irr Nostrand memorandum ar Jrsi'- Van
tu' rcarartc served by thc attorney fer the defendant
' jIir ro,t,r In The matter OF Bodc-Mouon TO quash
Hr judge Uououue- Mansfield agt MausGcd.-The papers
i.' tu Che special Term FOR hearing continental Nation.
T. htA" de.. townsend sec amendments 4I'"'u AZ
iHrs.r- Notion dcuicd agt. scott: Tr.cl art
l'plrG Nt'@urv dsi klmber; rogers sst bel.o"- VI"
'", ''A'fi i'NhaI agi KENNEDY htiitr aRt 'ouN -
:: arnortntnu Rogers AIT Bcon: dutgett at. stark.
.'''' ''i 81 without COSTS Lowering iSt duncan.
=" Foster orou- granted STE Memorandum. White
*. r"., 'iduirf; allowance 500 Baker r., act
al'- H"ll'h granted. Weed agt. FsAer.-Drilec mem
"5. Iul .et reluNs- Motion denied see mem0ran-
.--' ''Il A%t NlDet-NOuon deuet on payment Of so
~ .,.. a'. 4.aoIn la The matter - banpisltr.-lf
nus ,o i. .'l' dgt Wa'dr1n. MoArng agt Grun; Kan
u o.. i.,.. ~ How ant: at J,vettt 10.
s+f ' I1'rl Hina,augh lgt Lewis Moore agt Leon
,l.e 'mraur al, Reeve Edgar at Conghin ny set
i''' 20. '''ti az. ~Auni-. Wellington agt M0rey /;
...' '..., saving Institution agt hnahesnucK Van
@ -i- t 1-f to,krru. th1ruere agt. Phelps Frazer
~ TH'V Hamburger ast Hyams cutting j., sst Don
I've. i,u..h ast bOck horn BuSsng sgt McIoOn Rob
"i a@i t"it"rtu Mutual Life Insurance Company agt.
Il. IMMIGRANT Industrial savings Bank agt Roche Nut
ltr Insurance Company 3gt seeker seblesiDgcr agt ~
5ft'inis and Traders Ere Insurance Company ag Buck
london ast crosby Geraey agt ,inouson; Emgr4nt In.
.Y'a u-f uht Hsgrmeyer sgt. Lee Clare sgt Lang
Alnrct at. trk-ubIIct Lichtcusten agt Lchteusteu
Noo. ae the MAYOR etc; seward sgt Lord agt.
levi- Palmer aet Bind sewsn sSt. Reken; Brnhl
., ald idris' NsionaI bank agt wilson Rey 0run agt
h'uuodl Barker AT compton, same sst same Stewart
>Deai Tyn-Bv Judge Van Norst-smith. etc. ayr. the
tuco.s life Insurance company case.ordsrs FOR ludg
rIt granted H2NlcY agi Mathews Referees report
tfmc'i and jui gmcnt for Dlaintih signed
Ev Judgc Lawrence Cooper 9gi Cooper-Opnion.
NiDnerOr C0arf-NDccGi Ierm-Bv Judge Sedgwick.
herman SAVINGS Bank Ha0el et aJudgneDt for plain
IL That defendant teDeads with costs " action payable out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

Of fund no allowance Donckle sg' denied
with $40 costs memorandum. IOckhart sgt steven,
Motion granted condition that the defendant soua'e
not TO sue. Watkins act. Wcler-Ba reduced TO s5OO
BY Judge Speir-WOOd agt. LOckwOodMOOn 10 set aside
the complaint herein granted with $40 costs
IohmRn Durand- order Of dlscOnnutnce AbDOtt aH
Avery-Order OF substitution Wes agt spencer ct al ~
John ag Quitting al orders granted Joine agt FORE
Order appointing guardian al Item Hehnstein ag stcvens
Clark aCt Flanagan; MCGOWAN; Pulaski agt
Hstch.--Urder granted.
Common PIeds-Specidl T>rr--Bv judge Van Brunt
In the matter O the application OF AbrO eicIhe OrGer O
reference was irregular.
Marine COurt-C hGmbrs-By Judge SnnOtt.-
Byrue motion for extra allowance grained
per cent allowed Mcnamara agt. Talman Macarthur agt
Mooney Bottom Daring; Campbell Printing Press Man
ulactGrng Company Gage-M0tioDs granted Lambert
Piaendlcr-MOon substitution granted order 10 he
settled on notice Wstmire agt Bilnes-Reierred 10 W.
G. CULVER GOf BeynOldsMOti0n granted; arrest va
Gated with $40 Thomson agpantH must submit 10
be examined agt DreyfussMOton To stay pantn
prOCeeding denied with 81 Turner ACT Bec1r Am
be- agt Haven Jones AIT. Niman Berndt asst Hastings
Williams Golden Laftcfty agt keegan: Opptnheimer
agt Townsend Jackson agt Burt; HON agt kramer
Orders eutered and fled
BY JUICE Alker.-Conway agt DeNoursney- Appellant :
attorney required TO furnish steuOgrahcTs minutes IN Our
10 settle
BY Judge McAdam.-TinEer agt. stillwagen.-Finding'
settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
THE COURTS.
BERNARD BIGLINs FRIENDS ON TRIAL.

BERNARD BIGL1N'S FRIENDS ON TRIAL
limited States Commissioner Lyman's cham
hers were hlled yesterday afternoon with Republican
nollticians Of the XvIITth Assembly District to
ach the progress OF the examination OF James Cos
,rove the Chief Deputy Marshal accused by George
Miss Of making sdavits to services OF deputies on reg
Iteration and election days when they were engaged at
mo same time in other departments OF the Government
service Bernard BiGln present watching over the
interests of his accused friends. Assistant District
Attorney Fero showed by j. T. Kennedy, chief clerk OF
Marshal Paynes Office that Cosgrove verified before him
,he certificate indicating the days and hours That the dep
y uarshals his district did duty. on these cerih
c,es were the names 81 Harry PadelfOTd Walter NOISE
lanes Il. Co.grOve. Edward Chapman, Robert Dennis
ION Richard 7. Finnen William GulfOyle, Phnp Her
iirh Coles RiynOr Nathan kOehler and ellis Roger
man The deputies were required, the witness sald IN
cro>seNaminstion by eNJudge Dittenhocfcr, 10 make
oath individually as TO what days they had served De
tore receiving their pay, but CpsgrOve made his cern
cafe before the deputies were sworn. There was re-
me name OF Edward Chapman tor five days service as
deputy marshal.
The next witness was the Edward Chapman referred
~ He said that he was not appointed deputy mar
shall md only knew that his name appeared IN tue
naper - having received such an appointment lie dd
There was no other person of the same name IN the s
trirt Chapman said he was In the Marsha ONCE Wne
tbe S2j paid in his returned by william HuI-
lev whom the witness did not know.
James McAee assistant CUSTODIAN OF tne Ioel 0,N1e
Budiu. testified that on the days OF registration * l.
Fuueu was on duty the elevator OF the Post ONCE
and signed the tm5-book at the close Of the day.
CNls Ro-crmdn testified that he had performed the
iutes deputy marshal without receiving the appoint
mpnt or drawing pay. The examination was adJoWheH
Ureft M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
Balls.
Excursions.
NIETROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.

AETROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
vi OPEN FROM o.5UA " I'd - = ~
kECIOR~l EELI Nearest point Tor Wall street Ferry,
and connects with ears Tor south Ferry
cot RTLAN 81 ~INEErNraret point Tor Jersey city and
tOmmuuptW Ferries.
PARK PLAt-Noarest point Post OGce CITY Han auI
Barclay street Ferry 10 HODoken.
CHAMBERS SIkELl-NeaTest point Tor fAyon.a and Era
Railway Ferry.
FRANkIIN.-TREEr-
GRANDSTREET point or nesbrosseI street Ferry
Jersey t and connects with cars Tor DcsbrOses 1nd
East Grard street Ferries
BLEECkER >TREET-COnnects with cars for East AMI
EIGUTIi -rKEEr-Nearc.t point for Christopher strees
Ferry 0boken connecting with cars for Christopher
and last Tenth street Ferrie-
FOURTEENTH SrREEr-Nrlre.t point 20 Union square,
wing aud Tammauy Halls connecting with for East
Twenty third ant Ihirtv-fOurfb street Ferries.
~ THIRDS IEEEI-Neares point 20 Booths. ~.
James and PARK Theatres Grand opera House. GumOres
Garden, aud Masonic Temple And rUeuty-tnri streea
Ferry Jersey city
THIRTY. Thirds rltEET- Nearest point 20 standard,
BrOadWay, aud Firth Avenue Theatres. Aquarium and
Francisco Minstrcs connecting with cars tof Vice.
hawken Perry.
fer Company cabs FOR Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETn ~TREEt-
FlFTY.EIGTH- rREEr Nearest point f0r Ccgtrll PARK,
connecting with ears 81 Belt Line RAILROAD
or upfOwn trans side stations
For downtown trains take west side stations.
FARE. 10 CENTS. Except between the hours OF $50 %
1880 a. m and o. .. H. when the fare II cents.
WM. r. GARRISON President
NJ VAN BROCKLtN. superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
ALIFE SENTENCE FOR ARSON.

In the case OF abraham PtdfIsttln, recently
convicted OF arson m the FIRST degree long argument
was made yesterday by his counsel, before Judge Cow
lug for 10 new trial. At the close of the argument,
lrt.e CoviuZ denied the motion, aud sentenced
Itarl-tciu 10 III uIl-OAucut for life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

Aston William 10 RIbe. "a = ttiSt lI3 y { ~
Ave.A % q l.XGO 'Oi4 20 years. At annual REM OF
Cr9-xe tgarir- 10 Franklin Iou>ry, basement oi NO'
= and IL ltu,r-st, b. wears. Sj annual rent OF
NoIr.u Maria l. to John Biakcit, BASEMENT Oh 80
30 Broadway, . wears. 81 annual rent oi.---.---.
SauIr, sarah g. 10 " 4Iv squire, U.s. "-t-sIr 90 III
W Of shave 25xIOO.j. life estate ioI annual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
Gounlrn propertp 60 fet.

CTRNISHED HOUSE To LET-At Madison
y l. rooms. near depot rent very -ow. Apply %
\ WEBB l5j Pelrl.st. Nt"-Nors
NONTCLAIR- Houses furnished. uniu-
Na-e, sale aud rent Howe Parsons. r" tedlr-t.NN y.
NIORRI~TOWN. y. J.-IO LET-Ihe resi-
VI ceu,c OF thc late Julse WOOL deceased large nous,
and grounds garden Stlnr and CarrItg,-huusr hr.on'
I,uurr elegantly located Of town; modern I'M
movements. WI.l lease OBJ short OF long term.
JOS ~. BALLLNIINE Morl-towu. NJ.
ORANGE. y. J.-Iiou~cS ana Country seats
~ I.t , sale. great Variety also farms and build
ing lots. BLAt kNfLL BROS. -+@ Brold"1y. Room 8.
T'O FARMERS with CAPlTAL.- LARGE
4 FARM on lease shaIc>, near Ncw-f ora.
J. g. BECK. 2l6 C1ua'-t.
no RENT-Funi>hcd- Cottage IN
Z PELHAM Manor, near Sew YORK tlty: very MtoIa'ti
terms urc ciauoe fol young couple. Acirt-. D. D. NAI-
sos. % Bio1dV as.