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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
nErisIONs-rrnI Il

Supreme Coyr'-- Cba,qbrs-By, JUDGE BaTcttt.,-
Borccau az Gardner aut oh.,'.I IN. W ll i.a mus he
lj~th and j|'stsIhc report should Dee eo'HI'he The
order be entered oyer:a1e tho tIt,.s anu 'Glia me
uguoa must Doe denied without prejudice 10 an application ioT
compsry-lh orders heretofore made appointing receiver
'hou hy vacated wn costs Ia me matter ~ the Rector
Bv Chief Justice Uayis.-Hammond set. Earle. order
~ Jass, Donohue lehman and others agt Cemoe..-
ee memorandum ~ew4d 1et Aend'sNohn See meuioIan-
iossev-I do thin, the an.dsyt sufficient UIEos ast
~ ma or ct,la t.s case uqsi .t' i.e IL ." Sp, O.
me Electro silicon Company lgt Levy Has notice OF settle
Cr-.t1flr' i"BV Ja5ee Van Bruut.-Cooper AIT the
Asieh Transportation Company irtnor4niam ~ &C.
Sg.c.a Ierg-P7 Judge LavEeage -TlaHasan at. ~
>4ona Ha14. St. IT, Do.--aaa. Evaas 80 HEelsAenei
by Jaoe. Van Bruu,.-AnJAony ag'. Day amt another.
>.p6igr Cosrt-yrpe-iql Te~-By Judge Speir.-.
.,s' 4, ~, Val oi' u t'4, an ~ ,
sacGsm e a-0-dcr srssTtcd Istshd AT LrHca-C asc
n'on au4nc- woodruff acD Moe!ler-keefence OF derta
f .ss sst ke'ieI-oiaeI Of d,e1ntn1aI,r 4Yras az
Ceinpsay Order Of .ub'tuton. Aer agi n-Order
ha po..y w '' 4g, NGT',.D an i B,ticy ar
S "a r.fi;l yarna seville Harrison
NGrjne COqTi-C Loo.beyQ-Bv Judge -iunott.-
iy sE Cooper lotion granted without COSTS Baldwin
NyescSoS61 for econ SceT rTa,d min act
'9h granted Lt-utlJu anu supplement proceedings
~s-lt, 0lay duier Motion FOL Judgment denied.
t 4gt MCf0u1.- 4 3u0u 90 1ieu driat Gou"d without
So Dt With liberty the defendant % renew Uie>cut*
~ oi an answer and payment Of SO costs Thurman agL
es., Motion granted; pspers. De Young 4eL Huo
douOn 90 urdt Of February Il granted VITA
ycoss a. abide event. bat defendant Is allowed thfce Gays
- sFlct " atCr 1rIt4a 20 answer Bans Of the aeiIoi
~ sgt tbatBed era at KourcYrCl- Beck agi. DuGy
~ ~ Aess.n AIT -a'.u. Martin ag Aeklol Jacobs AIT
- hotJns .raAie'. Hermann ct. ~ cAuohLJ N0tlpn
t3uted unless terms compiled With Aing,t aRt Nodn2
ali reduced. Gardner agt ~FcrryCO um-slJn granted
81. MOTION 10 advance grantee AID LloLou ior leave 20
y granted wiihout costs Fix davs allowed. Cohb Sgi
ale counsel please attend This matter before me
has been ed
ei DO, judgments per opinions fed mVOmms
Rt BTeunau-Order modified.
Ing notion
BY Judge Ccepp -Rsynor set DIeyuss-OpHion granting
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OWL NOTES.

Augustus Phillips, better known as OOfty
Goof" who was injured by Mary d. Hooper, the
woman with whom be was living, appeared IN petition
,n Judge Donouuc tie supreme Court, 10 nave n"r
released from bail the ground tAat she ouy ACCIDENT
tt shot him. The habeas corpus Is urnahe To-Day
The case Of the viii OF Miss Mdrinda v God,
n aged member OF Plymouth Church, who died last
summer, and made NJ. Brecher and Mr.. Bowen the e1
lcutors " her VIII. drawn in 1893 came before surro
gate DALEY. in Brooklyn yesterday. Two witnesses
were examined, and The case was ADJOURNED uuih
March 3.
The case Of the indicted officials of the
Brooklyn Board Of cay Works set down Tor trial
yesterday in the City Court before Judge Nelson hu'
% account Of the sickness Of W l. = Fes OF 'Gc
counsel 1t was postponed for week. IE-Iufce Troy
argued that the court not competent 10 try The
eases as pleas entered IN the Court OF over AID
term.uer Decision Oh the points raised was al
burned
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rA11rRts N TIE PR0YINcEs.

MONTREAL, Feb. ia. Pilon, retail dry
goods dealer. has assigned Liabilities, 100000 assets
nouluailv the same Imo1ut
Tho liabilities OF MessrS. stafford Co., boot and sEo"
manufacturers, WHO lately failed, 100000 ssset-
So 600.
HALIFAX. Y g Fen ia meeting 81 the creditors
OF L. Morrison 4 Co.. produce and general merchants,
US hrd YESTERDAY ~ winch committee wps pointed
f 1tlue into the state OF their affairs The nrm Offer
,u-3 cents the dollar, rH'apc DO four, es-t ana
we've months. Their unsecured liabilities are about
SlNuOnO ADotner metih2 ~ the creditors will Dc held
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Angelo Spacnola, an Italian, was put on trlal
Yesterday in the Court Of Oyer and TermDeg before
Judge Barrett Pop te kug % Peter Drake on No'eIn
Der II. ISIS. at last Broadway and Chathau-sGufre
Drake came from Gibraltar, euaEnola from htt''
There had been serious quarrel between The men Tie
night before Drke- death, al a funeral n tie morn
Ing Drake was stabbed IN The back He ran hundred
Yards after Dis assa.lant and fe dead. Thc prisoner
arrested about three hundred wards further ou The
deeuie absolute denial of the cnarGc in" prlS-
Orpr denies that knife with LIcA DRAKE was hlnrd
VS. l,. and. IN explanation OF bs apparent U-ht says
mat liz late for his work and was running 10 DC IN
time. owing 10 the prisoners poverty, Wiuam T.
knitting and James D. McCeAlnd were assigned - ais
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Fob I7-In the COuTt OF Appeals
TODAY, ne following ag.ae., was transacted.
10. C9-Helru Adams, -poudcnt AIT. william u. Pap-
ham appellant arCIDd hy samuel Hand 10Y appellant WI
an a. Robertson for respondent
No -g~aHu- r. y " bite respondent. Art the Germ IN A
IRE Insurance Company appellant arCGct By B b. thc
wood .Or ap,c .Iut WltfeI for respondent.
40 Z67.Ihc People vel William D. burbank ans others
Trustees etc. appellants. AFT james Robinson etc.
respondent argued by T. avery Tor Thee
dor c. Neru. We Tor Respondent.
NO I7.Nalreu Newton adm ulstTatOT. etc respondent
tie Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, 8ppc
argued bY T. II. PIeLdo tUg appellant Ia44C Newton for
tpUnuClt
TIE following are The calendars 'or Tue-dav February
Motion y4pnCGr Nos. 3St. 800 and 3lf Day cal, IGAI
Nos los. 1915, Jog, 10 81. 2Js. III ana ~.
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GIN ucal Csialc tcr Sale.

CHANCE forINNE~T NLNT.-Largc plots
y 70 HrILI.SG Lots. IND. Wing ugiet .-'... i"i
zaI. bargain r. A. YOUNG, I'm -lEc,r So, 20 ESt.IEs IT,
place.
NOR SALE on ENjHANGF-fac,oiy build
ngs and nttve gtt leas ~ three ot+, 'l4 DO
5ie Wo,t -'tA.'- Apply 900 f''--e - =. hA H.'i-'-'.
FOR sALE-IIantsomc ioar-story brown
-,.-. .......- IA %
cain % prompt .r..il-e- F1J and Information
lIv 0, d. &C. LE,NLI, ! ir..4Fli tr.mA
gEarlcm Lot>-i'lot of :. al reasonable piice :;
near 5j.-tee. EJLtND * 'HITI%p,o B'esnan-7L
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NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1879

At9s 2s;sTes q w t 9 9iai6 lsA5
3daye 10 i0s5 ~ St sis'' '-A'o' James Il - 241G
Wa.TsSa a .t 49, no 80 ei ~ Iaco6 Week. eco
lstavc s. 4G6 q % . ga At p bNst AniAohy m
TwtEart ard &c .-e 10 Uprcfica /FlekNit 1922 GU"
ParayS 10, 40 20 ,isy ,e S0'Duy - D'. 5000
'ot9 a. no - P Ea. 2o1o' charles pussn 50
Canal =, cor NOT 81 Ten4y q
5 , ana Ig 70 so AMMAN 1ihayg g yet "i4n $500
othsye No 5yS 49,. nc "-l'''u i'.''' 800
A4t5.f "a ~ n e Of Si-ave &v48xGsI-7 C12iXlOO .
6 Joan n Barbour. referee To PmHp hc'dy -; -'lV
'Ctsl p zoo IT. e 81 Say' A- NJ ''''A $50
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sUsrArHryG Az AUTHORS RIGHT.

In the suit of Dion Boucicault against
George = Gardner and others TO restrain the production
Of The Colleen Bawn," under the name OF The Brides
Of GarrvOweu," Judge Donohue sustaus the authors
right He says Z" II clearly appears that the pubca-
non play without the authors authority. He
never parted with Ms common aw right Of property ~
the manuscript 10 would De strange indeed IL the
wrong committed the publication were 90 deprive lie
plaintiff OF rights that he would otherwise possess lie
-niunctlOn uust De Continual. win $40 COSTS
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THE COURTS.

SFT~TI ING MENNONITES IN NEBRASKA.
49, .crvT's CLAIM FOR $4,000 FOR BRINGING
r,,tcn,NTs FROM SOUTHERN RUSSIA TO WLaI-
ERN HOMES.
The suit of Michael L. Hitler against the
harrington ana Missouri River Railroad COMPANY u
Nebrlsks. for STA OOO was begun before Judge VA
80 IN the United states Circuit Court yesterday The
,I1 was made for services aud commissions IN oilnG
,nr Nenuouites from Russia and settling them upon
lands of the defendant in Nebraska The contract was
made with the company IN November, 1873, Tor nye
wears tho plaintiff to receive $4,000 salary the hf''
vc4r conditional upon bis settling 200 Meuronje' upon
the "a road lands durBS The year, and also coulAlS
sion pou the sale OF the lands the compensation the
following years was 10 he entirely by commissions IN
December 1874 the contract rcsciuded the com
many claiming that Hitler had violated lis terms. lie
therefore sued for the amount claimed 20 be Cue INN
FOR The year beyond the $4,000 conceded to nave "o"
paid hlln by The company, aud Tor Seo.7VV WYNN Wv
plaintiff claims he would have made under the contract
during the remaining four years
The plaintiff vas on the stand throughout the gay
rday and his cross-exdmnation has mol YET "'"
concluded lie told how q population Of Menh"nl,es
came TO America in lsI3 4aG no." ne far s,:e
n,eH In 1874 he visited RUSSIA and went throu0h the
various provinces IN Southern Russia Representing 10
the Menuontes tAe ady@n,ases 900 % W o6 brit
ov,r than 1000 ~ these people anu sofa 10 'eI
on ,r.s-cvan.rarion ty Joseph IT, Choate The Wit
ness SAID that Dee was OF Hebrew l1r"i3Ge ~, uU
mat religions falth. He was " Uui'crsahst, ana Nv,
fcr ict IIr Ecechcs church. He came 10 An'ii'" ID
1852. and Aad been engaged in u, manu-. g.,
l1 c15ir s.e,-v In me insurance nusnts. banking
chemical manIfsc uriDg and JUS before tn present.
contract was made ne va 10 lnS tlni'! '' n 600
al others more tlau >'uuur . -aI, q LII t I'D nd
That De- was carrying on rue contact WIN '..
"a' he was ree,'ius eFse c9int.sigIs iCl l,s ..
lies over thor Ines lie htd p -li pcnths 15 s1
IN, P,uusy ANA Railroad Company 10. $500
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MILITARY MONUMENTS ~ TIE WEST.

Sr. Lows Feb. lt.-A dispatch frOm Lea
yenwo.th. Kan. say; The 18Th Infantry Will leave
Fort Lyon on Monday Tor Fort Lcayenwortb. Three
coln2auics OF the 23d Infantry, under command II
MAJOR Randall vii! leave Fort LcaycuvOrth on The sin
,ot ,,r Font Dodge There tAe- VIII De Joined by two
co,uauies from Fort Uty,s. wien The detachment VIII
,,7,,rrd under command Iiejreu Coouc L.. j.
i)orgr via Fort supply ~ a cantCnLacuJ the
border.
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RECORDED LEASES.

Aston John J. trustae of. 20 Anna " Breilof 90,
IT. cI31i n uf lstavc. - years at annual Irhl u
Asior. william To G. Dick, cor AVe-A ana Ioth'''
2fvQt % years. az annual rent u -.-----.-
Aston " iIliam. trustee Of 10 Anna BTeih"f ~
rent Of --........- 49,. 49,,
Blum Eu4Ie " 70 Amity Propst store No oZj Broad
Vav. Is months for . -
Hedges Catherine A 10 Is,dg simon, Henry -,
lot 1913, u years. at annual- ent of...'.--.----
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CALFNDARs THls nay.

StpRFNE COURf-CHANBEEs- Barrett J.-No. 2 z 40 80,
a. 81 3d. 60 g. 80 r. SO go IS SO lCC III l2s 1885,
~, l75 lo9 49, 1876 2O2 2O3 2O4 2Os 2l0 2l2 2l4.
hPKtIAL IKRNNa n Worst j.. DenurretsNOs. ). 4. Law
End Faet.-SO. S7S.
CIRcurt-PAsT II-Lavrsnce. Nos. 1882 1Tsa, 1884
bl, sss POSI- 434 ASH, ZZJI 24O9. 1888 zs44. 1882.
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Gltndtions OdnteG--lcnaIs1

1900
80 iyr near I'm =, J T " lo2' b ,1T ho,s.
~, E I 4r conn. ~. p,..rs ii, AN .Ucs.ys prompt AZ
for-.ar. W. n. RTtKE
EOON.-Bv a very good family cook, who
= M ,'ndf orl .nr m rr'ate emily i7 Tst ma
h." .... s.r@-'s '.s p. zoe ,'f.v. ua n IS .t....
l.o5i- ~. ~ 81. -,,-,l,.,-4,,-Js
Nr,.- ta ne ~ ~ CHM. ~, yea, .y seTsnce, ~
,r .l,.- ~ ,:f 'fi., re near ,..l'.f' nre- .o5.
N.-tE Sc9len Won. "S -.Js
lSr,,.,.. = a.. " ,,o q 5aa 'rr'-', - ' "
llt.'-' T. ..''- .'''.. t,-.' 30. ia
COOk. Nc.-By q respectable woman as cook
-, oi '', Do SO .t. 10 t't . 90. S'1
/..,t, 9. -
X -.rs Frrrr dishes oa5,s f-e'n good baker and
lJ o X, ~ th l' oil '"''''' O'''.' '-' 80
6'tt.-t ia NBLRnAIb.-lW D young AiFt>
y one a- cook washer and r'aeg The other a. chamber
le 4a ,'4t eas - lr'a family Ddll or t"O nay al
30. East -4tAs ,, third t,cr, o-ek io3H' -
III NBiRNNlD and " All itt SLY an
rr.. 10 Inn ,.r'. an VIZ, f. 0ec.-b,, o-l
W. I.,r-. .. ,, ,...- n eit'e. 7c.,s as 'n"--
, es,-' '.- =, 50 So 49,, $,r awe i' u S,t T.
W. t..t f.,
49, ''
- 24 Firm t-er soe> g.a', By ..e ~ ~,
nm 81 .-s A. f. rtaanc T. p.oe.n ONCE l. -> roadway
y7tr.srr nd GARDF\ER-Rv . married
I man. without family thoroughly couv.rsaat vh heah
branches IS COMPETENT t9 -a"c '..-.e "a . -'--
.I-i la .ttA yrd.' reg C,s "'s az "a 80
y,1-uI.,voot- G.. D. -,-o+ Ill, i,,toI.
80. ''yltNi ~ - d.. 80
l.-rA oai ~ man NJ 7ai ~ -'.1 On 10 40 " 80 ,t
.+i.'' u -''i -'' '''' -l Guy i'i - ' ~ r....l
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prrnpnEn MnRrGlGEI

Bro.slev MARY and husband 10 the executors o. 4 y
5nd-. deceased. Edufgest n OF hestersb 20 mn
@-''N
Byrrc. Mary J. and husband 70 Patrick Rice. sWs 20,
M-rhauiCst t-4tu Narl. q. lcIrs wv
Crimuiu John ali wlfe 90 sarah Burr dave ~ 90,
81 6lst u, 80 years .----.------- o''''
(ilsev julius AMI VIE Frederick Hosenstein ,oo
oUiA ~ lst ave. Ilua -. 4'4"0
Hanson Eliza 90 Jam, y CJrs-, l9,hfi OF 90 e-o
ave. veara -. '''''
Hin-- -1i "a T. and A0s and 10 Lizzie Mcmillan. 4 ooc
.-fi. ~ gf,-dVa. q months lN''
Jenuv Ann 81 husband to samuel : Constant n ,,
1G.i--t, % sd ave % months o''N
lugu,rr. riu'te 4Gf husband 20 'O-utI4 -ly
dam. f-th.st. % Lstn~' ave ..------, "''''
>ar-.r. VI aud i- 90 + SIMMONS aye, roI ooo
JaJast, demand ..----. ..-..-,- I0'0
ScAl,1. AJ.llh and others % it1lueth 'di'd- ,o,
we'll 7-fls " i-t3vr. . rGDrths ....... o''Y
and vit. 90 I-f"r m, 50 NlAa
rl u q cor lr'-a~~. ve-'rs f'V'
store Henry anu al. to Alfred yols, cor Canal co
Fi.tt.-f7. % years 'f'.''
Wright Isaac g. ami vie 10 Name L Muller, % s 90,
Ilt,h-st, n u .caye. a-s---. o''Y
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
D..ce Aaron Pt9 thar'os ~ Wal'crs. go"
I,--rl. Caroline Joan a. i.sI.-eu ~
I.f..t- ... tit. 90 ..fI.-'
Ic,.-.or. Jacob. 'rrs'rc. etc fn 1I ''" i.ri'l
EI.-lie It.- Assurance Society % iL' ''.,r| o-,
states 10 Gru.i.i1 Ne-tteiI.'r -.----------.- j"
Tr.r. tI.-lu.tf..t
t.r R.rtha vr-ar rrr ..Ihf Do.
Ra- dell Charles +. % John Ross 1l0t
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Counirp proucrIn 60 Get


MONTCLAIR - Houses furnished. unfur-
.'A nlsled ste and rent Howe & Parsons ~ CeGar,tNY
MARKET GARDENER. FLORIST or
~ NJ ISERYMAN.To lease. roory hDB-r stable. hen
ney aud four and carbon able
above culture and sale good markets by anu the
EoL experienced with small capital have excellent
chance Address Pot Office Rov J ~ Ell7gneth. y J.
NORRISTOWN, y. J.-TO LET-The resi-
~ cene Of the late Judge Wood &c, easi large house
snd grounds garden saJe and csraEe.hou,e icehOnse.
lenntly elegantly located IN centre OF town: modern i'm
piOFemeIts: VIII tease OF snort or long term.
JOS. ". BALLENTiNL. MOrri@tOwn. Y. J.
{ ORANGE, y, J.-lI0uSes and Country Seats
70 let ana Tor s5c at variety. also farms and build
I-s .ol-. BLACKWELL BIOS. .t3 Broadway Room 8
'iW RENT. from April AT BLOOMFIELD,
a NewJcrsev ten minutes Walk from r. station, \
tNoSiory FRAME not 81. cont aiming all
The modern Improvements including furnace range
sprung wafer delivered through tho house and burglar
alarm. &c. ample eounls with harm. fruit and
Nc present occupant slOut the West and viii
figure.
For further Information Apply 70
THEOI ORR II. WARD, College place, -. Y. or
J. W. POTTER Bloomfield, y. J.
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Balls.
RION MASQUERADE BALL,
a GIIMORES GARDEN. FEBRUARY ~, Is

Tickets admitting one gentleman and LADY, IS, extra
lsdy- tirket - may be had -
Machaeis & Lin1emann. corner Wall ami Broad Il.
L,tEruma,sr. Liberty: +. } Kadenberg, l35 FutOn
ana Astor House; Palm q fecAieier, 49S bSoalssy
= # V5n Bauer 50 Mercer Gebr. Hanit, 1ej BrOstWhI
and a2i JIhavr. Emil Zeier, Union Club. 5h.sy.. anil
III; 81: wilhelm & Graef. 1882 Broadway. spangen-
bsrg q Boot her, G09 6thaye Geo. Ehre Fast 82dsfi
OF al ;he members and A. the Aron Hail. 10 and - II.
Marks paee . ... .,,-..,>
NUMBER OF TICKETr WILL BE eOLn Positively
No TlCkErs SOLD All THE DOOR
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A little girl was asked by her mother, on
her relu.n from church, now She "'d me prr'cAer.
ed u, ? mother. "Causc lie preached I'LL 10 made
lie nv and then EOe.c1 sO loud AC WouuA oi lHe
% fO sI4
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Conntrp Real Gsraie for sale.

4 HOME FOR Allan exccllaut invest
a meat-'TAc Western Phi'51tA PR S'-.ety egaG"ra
who up heu- ,e-" donates 90 ~ minors % acres 'a1,
ewes, Land and stock selected Jy t. bo-s. Young pei
sons tl ~ 30. goo ,.-i 20 ll , iIr '
OGiae 80 200 Bloltsa., oo.n 20 Post oiiee 8oK l739.
ATIENAFLY. y. J.-FOR >ALE-An cle-
a rnt country scJ' owner D. t-I.ge e-lt'r t nd, 81 81
lars Veg table ra!,l fulc stocked. handsome. finely
finished uodrn rts.elgsi compete I'D 'I,Iy s-tI
wafer axe, high sal .tV healthy commanding fA"
So ~ H!,e.@ J,Ii- a e.t4tt sfel.,ty
At ORANGE, y. for SALE OR TO
- hEEI eye y2e' Y 81 by'Fy HnIAlulLT6N SO
4 CHEAP HONE.-For sale n good, we'll
~ built frame house alt o; The 10; i'-5z 20 leet me
house : Two 4tor~- ana contains ioon II, Js I'tr n
or furniture Tie house l. % staten Island y y
Srfv sn ne bought for 200 part Of me purchase money
can remain mortgage Address X ~ l. Box - LHOuae
DULKHEAD WAIEbFRONIS near city for
f25 Ten t ' Ic now S 80 ''n'' To- a.
CATALOGUES FREE OF FARMS located in
X stamford Grtauwih. DaIcu b.. N.lNa tur sale "
HUBBARD, Flrkrow stamford, Conn
FOR SALE or TRADE, 4oo acres, Ms
fr s,@tIcT Bans Roofs fiai papers ~ como,te STOCK
Addro,s .rItlNG q HOBEEI>OS, LaFayc;ic Ind
TOR SALE At SOUTH ORANGE, y. j.
meEl- 10, 90 . M sr5r e55t 81 .re-s Tie owner
y. p. a., LO.K Box 80. Honoaeu. Nj
Tor SALE-FAKM on tie Raritan River, | Il
mics from Round LrooE y. J - eclc. o Ii'a' al I'D
co"o ~orS.ne ,vndt. ~'- '"th-. WI. t
laUns large barn stable with FOG ad o.9aE sails hen
Azores " d. BAN KEE. Nc-. SO and 4 cha'nOeTs't'
NeT-lo,k
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YonK. Monday. Feb. =. 1870.
- It'll nj IL. "

NEw.YonK. Monday Feb =. $50
The following sales were held at the LIZ
change Salesroom today
81 ~. o. norman.
lots West SAN ST ltll ~ 81 eth-ave and rnn.
NM. through Il together ia J3.l X
5n4 .TsOI iO2 2x2 ~. / XG5.lO Psu4na Nor -
m linus starr
. 2Storv brick buldiDgs with lots, Nos 300 AMI Jos
100 = Cbas g. CiaTE ........,...... Il 900
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAS-FEH1
XIV YORK. CITY
rSsees1cs Wiz and wife to Frita setiEoTn 1000
asss.s boil 10000
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INVITE -TAR LINE.

IA TT + : AN LINI. -, ,.r,. ,,,r,r.
W UNITED -rATl.- And ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR OF EEN~TDWN AID Ll\fHr'ti.. ,,-.-
NOTItAThe steamers ~ 'hs Line iale ,He lane
recommended Lieut.. AAuy, l. = - Oh D0'H TAG D'l'
ami homevard vorag's. -, 90 . ,,
MAJ t'ti,. -' ' "a -rl,ay. March J.. II a. ~.
n -ITAN1-I,' C,,, us-r, -atuICar. March. =. ?.
th0h THE WHITE STAR DOM r'-t' - ''i' ~
RIVER .-... ~. nj,
These IN torn IN ez' ana uuStpas-' ~
roIrnonts me ,l0o1 -tl;erO1ns. -mnk ug and B+th
placed amldshps whore thf lpist shu H,'ll
.ri unOrtup degree comfort hitherto unattaaoo
HAVE-~a.olu. 500 So ami 800 9ieei4ge 80 Io'uiH
terms.
These steamers carry neither cattle, sAeep nor Pigs. .,
F,rIu- e-rnu 1l tInz amt Other inofu5 lu dpGf NO
Company rtlcr4 NJ. 8, Broadway "a; w,
utsl. PhILadrIni.a ~ J. IUNII7. go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
Dcaro ano Rooms.
49, .-H. Hss .s- $3.50 sH a.
West Side.

West Side
4 FAMILY or GENTLEMEN can obtain
a pleasant rooms with arstcass board at GG West 35ns
FURNISHED ROOMS to gentlemen on first
second door. moderate references exchanged
81 West llth-st. between 5th and 5th aves
NICELY FURNISHEDRO with BOARD;
~ r-ferences required. S3i Wet 2ad-'t
L to 81 50-G0od BOARD with pleasant
" Rooms 20. single gentlemen also table D. ard -
per week home comforts English family. 35J West 5Jths
East Side.
4 PHYSICIAN residing on Murray Hill, near
~ 5thave vii let the second floor his house, with
carpes q s.nglc gentleman without Address NJ,
Tribune UPTOWN pEcr. l.1ts BROADWAY.
II LAFAYETTE place.-Private Family Hotel /;
rooms en- suite ana single liberal nrstcl's- table
OD CLINTON PLACE.--Large and small
ct furnished rooms % Ie vita good board o ow prces
re EAST 20TH-ST.-Suites of rooms pri-
CO yae bathrooms with private table or W hout board
ii EAST 1Sth-st.-rurEshed rooms with
private French family. Al moderate prices all ncces
sl'y 5n'enrneos. -
En[ LEXINGTON-AVE corner Of 29th-st.
ppP Two large rooms on htr aud fourth h0ors with
t-s-clss boar reference.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
BOARD. with two or three pleasant rooms,
~ gduisdbv gentleman Iirs quiet refined, very
ltle trouble sud prompt Day Prefer private family on 'I5
There Uu few other Ooardera Address stating terms
which must De moderate" RANDOLPH, Tribune CGcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
KNITTED STATES. AND BRAZIL NAIL

L STFA9f.HGP LINE. ~
FOR ST THOMAS. PARA PEHNAMBJC 60. , H3iHlA;
vt'h German steamers or PORTO RICO smt "a IL
MAIN. Inc new nrstglass steamship ClIf OF RIO pE
JN> TNu CAPTAIN Wrt VII -l tor tGr GOo'e poI.. On
Wednesday Marh >. a. ~ H. r. ghf az low rate. tfA'1
Positively lr4 hts rercITe dtIt d
Freight must be rai advance Freight received az a..
tines 81 ob. rts- DOCK Brooklyl. $500. l--.,,.,, ..-,,
IN~URANt r. LOWER THAN BN Any OH t,i:ti ~ r.
sNIPIEE~ DESIRING JN~ClANNICf ~ ~, I'fff0A
SAME UNHEG our OfEN PO!I' -. .
u trn,At engagements " pas .N,"E 49,, -
- 2 -. % 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18

ROTTERDAM LINE.

Steamers leave jersey CITY, nea7 Pay onia Ferry
SCH FUtN .-......... " rth"-ld' i1C'I
ROTTERDAM tUIilh' . va, ~,
cabin -GJ-&1O. Intermediate. $50 -tecraee. S2t
"a. CALAU y, General gent = south " liitm--t
PUNCH IDl 4. s. CO.. - south " am II, IRE Sf tsts
l. ~. MORRIS 80 ErOa way q, metal Passage Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
GFRWAN LIOID
'FW-YORK, HAVANA ana MEXICAN

" IVLtINi ,,.'4'I
y MAIL =. LINE.
Steamers cave Pier 10. 3 Npr'h l.4v"r ~ - p n
FOR HANANt DIRECT and VERA Cruz.
Calling az PTO21es-U, Campeachv ana ffOntrrI . , %,
CITY or -9Turdav req. - AZ :
CITY or WA-HINGTDN Havana only hursdaV. tep.
Ci.ry oF VERA CRT-Z .......... saturday. March y
steamer Feb - and Iich IL for "A
C-rrz Nfr.ro.I-. T.-lf-. connection win
steamer f0T Havana, NeE'NofX snd above ports -
r.. ALEXANDRA & SOM. sos. 81 AMI - BroalWaV
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-21
Tho Rifle Matches Tomorrow.

Tho three matches as heretofore announced,
will be shot at Benning's tomorrow, beginning
at ten o'clock a. m. One of these Is over the
200 and 300 yards ranges, one over the 800 and
600, aud the other the 800, 900, and 1000 yards
ranges The prize in each match is a beauti-
(ul gold medal the work of one of our city
jewellers. The 200 aud 300 yards match will
begin promptly at ten o'clock, and those who
participate will go out on the $50 a. m. train
(Which on this occasion will stop at Bennings)
and will engage in shooting on the pool targets
for an hour to get elevations, &c. Visitors will
probably find 1t more convenient to go out on
the 10 u. IN. way train. These matches are all
open to any one who may wish to enter on
payment of tho entry fee of 81 to each.
The members of the Columbia Rife Associa-
ton will go out to-day friday ON the 1870 p.
M train for the purpose of practice, and they
invite all who may wish to participate in the
matches tomorrow to join them this afternoon
in the practice on the targets, so that all may
become familiar with the ranges aud distances.