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New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
Balls.
Gxcursious.
NIETROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
vi OPEN PROM $780, II. TO II y. VI.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. point for Wall street Ferry
and connects with cars Tor South Perry.
COURTLANDT REET-Nesrest point for Jersey City aud
Communipaw Ferries
PARKPLACE-Nearest point Post Office City Hall and
Barclay street Ferry 10 Hoboken.
CHAMBERS SIREET-Ncarest point ior Payonia and Efle
Railway Ferry.
KI1N.STREET-
GRAND STREET Nearest point for Desbrose, street Ferry
Jersey CITY, and connects with Tor DcsDOsees and
East Grand STREET Ferries
BLEECKER STREET-Con with cars for East and
West.
EIGHTH HSTREET-Nesres point for Christopher streeo
oboken connecting with cars lor Christopher
and Fast Tenth street Ferries.
NTISTREET-N Nearest point 10 Union Square,
Wallack's and Lyceum Theatres Academy OF Music IT.
nd Halls connecting with cars FOR East
twenty. hrd and Thirty fourth street Ferne. 49,
TwEN -SrREET--Ncare- point to Booths -.
James PARK Theatres. Grand Opera House. Gnmores
0arien ana Masonic Temple, and Twenty third street
Ferry Jersey City
Broadway. and Fifth Avenue Theatres Aquarium aud
Francisco Minsrels connecting with cars for Wee
hawken Ferry. ,.-,-.
for Company cabs for Grand Central Depot
FIFTiETH STKEEI- --,. -, , -.
FIFTY GHTH THsTREEr-Nearest point fot CentiA Psrk
connecting with VI BeIt Line Railroad.
For uptown trans take east side stations.
Tor do ra a side stations
FARE 10 CENTS Except between the hours OF S:30 70
1880 A ~ and OF D. m, when the fare ls cents
NV ' WM. X. GARRISON, President
NJ VAN BRoCKLIN. Superintendent
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THE COURTS.
DISAPPOINTED LEGATEEs.
,ur srREoGArE's COURT CROWDED WITH WILL
- CONTESTS.

srpRoGArE's COURT CROWDED WITH WILL
CONTESTS.
Tho creat amount of time that has been
-. nv tbe Vanderbilt Merrill and several other i'm
,t " IN cases has crowded all the other business oi
- srrrogate's Court Every courtday has been as
- nv the Surrogate TO September l, and sometimes
n,orl cases are had in day. This happened yes
.or5av when argument was heard on both the murphy
nd Roswell cases in the morning, and the contest OF
49, ,l Of Catherine Martin was begun in the afternoon
h last case has some interesting features Gather
,e Martin died in August, 1873 the owner OF several
,ouses in Grand and Norol ks,s worth about $4,000
T only relatives Of the decedent were sister, Mrs
stswart and brother Patrick Preudergast. BY Mrs;
SSsrin,s will no prOperiy left to Mrs Stewart and
ony one house was given TO PrendergGst. The remain
a. and the bulk of tho property, was given TO GIRL
bant fen years old. whom the decedent had taken from
,ho Roman Catholic PrOtPctory and adopted, ana 10
rbom Mrs Martin gave the name OF Lulu Aie1lna MAR
~ Mrs stewart, who named as the execntrlx OF
hr SISTERS WILL offered il for probate but her broher
h Contested it, the ground that chronic alcoholism
ia icstrOyed the testamentaTy capacity or the dece-
nt the priest and servants Of the estarix ana sew
% o,hcrs were examined yesterday in regard To her
Sahis IL was shown that she ate opium ana drank 10
cess frequently the servant said, lying IN supof
Tor q onsiderable time after drinking
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COURT OF APPEALS.
PRocFEpNGs-prCIsIoNs-CALENDAR

-DECISlONS-CALENDAh
ALBANY, " Y, Jan. 2S.-In the Court OF Appeals
todsy the following business was transacted
Genet the Mayor. etc-MOtiOn for reargument sub
No. S54-MOses Tsvor and others, appellants. agt M;
1nor iroaeoso ant others respondents by Samue
o No S55Allen Benedict respondent agt $ Miller Bcne
Sa @I aRpsaDtmAgaed by C d. Adams Tor appellant COR
N ssoROSe RiehaTs TSsponaGGa 9gt rcTe ia
NS9s5foT appsants samHsi oI Tsspoaas5s
No 3lIn petition Of George IL BurmeistI TO Vacate
asessmentArgicd by p. A. Hargous for appellant j. A.
S9Icat6efine s. Fuller and another respondents aet
George Purser impleaded appeiantArgugd by Thomas
no $50 stephen H. cornell respondent agt Ezra Wood
sS ,Sn npeaded appeant-Argusd by George C. Lay ior
80 $5S-john A, Weeks appellant act Tranc, Tones
G George H. Forster for appellants f. Lee and f. DE r. For
No. S6s Fannie f. Musgrave respondent art. John IL
SsWerwood appellant Argued by b. Lee Tor appenah"
No 36Olfred Dickinson and others executors 1espon'
Sa1 a S Alexander H Dosey and Others 'Pp'n-H'' sub
DECISIONS
The following decisions were handed down
E@pany Mckinney agt. Mecoskey Holman agt Conner
% nS Se9Ts sPd Sdso1 "S drt s5 Ga sSd e
COMPANY Judgement affirmed with costs The St Female
2phsn Asylum OF the city OF Troy ag the cry oi Troy
;3e event S''iG Dspa uu ast ' New Central and
absolute for deiendaSt on stipulation Win costs
ihe Highlands Chemical Mining Co agt Matthew. %
unless the plsiHta 'T spnato % 70 eucs
eteN IN opinion OF Andrews, J III Whlch
As ~ mouhed affirmed without costs either party Miller
sg the Mayor etc. OF New: k-Judement affirmed Min
costs with leave TO plaintiff 20 amend his plant WITHIN
twenty days after the service OF written notice OF the ming OF
tlemittur OF this Court IA the Court below. .
Newman sgt. Dickson Fowler, sppeIlant.-Appeal ds
Missed with costa
The Commercial Bank Of Rochester aFt Spencer o
ihS General Term 80 far as IL strikes out The & seS0n5 and
i4inder d the order dismissed wi!h costs -.
The National Bank OF Aeadvlle. Penn, agt the
Fourth National Bank Of the City Of New.York-Aonon
granted, without costs.
Holmes aRt McDowel. and three other cases-order
emrmed with costs Of one appeal only. ~,
Tue Fiat National Bank Of Mosdyille, Penn, agt The
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"REpv LEARY AGAIN IN COURT.

The counsel for John, alias cred" LcaTy,
procured another writ OF habeas corpus from Judge
Batchford yes erday in the United states Circuit Court
The prisoner was brought into guarded by several
officers 1t was stated by his counsel Mr. Mitchell that
they had procured from the executive authorities OF
Massachusetts, certified copies OF the papers upon which
the Governor OF that STATE had Issued tne olElhd
teousit;op Thsy hoAght that they had better grounds
upon which TO sustain the writ than Oh the motions pc
fore either the Sae supreme Court OF the United states
District Court Judge BatchfOrd said That as the ques
lion st pending in the STATE courts he thousn'
no more than the proper courtesy TO those coulS 10
mspend action until they had disposed OF the matter at
he March term He therefore signed an order pOstpOn
ng the case until Aprl q.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
SAML RIKER.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
JanoolawGwXci.
COTRT. CITY and COUNTY Of

CUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY. of
her husband. and ELEANOR l.. GAGE and WEILESl LEY
W.. her husband, plantn. against GEORGE w POlLLON
and RACHEL A.. his WIFE, and others, deieldants -.
and OF judgment anu decree OF art
tGn ana in this action dated the sixteenth day Of March,
1878 l. ned referee named IN sai Judgment ana
decree hereby give notice that will sell al public auction at
the Exchange SalesroOm No II BrOad%ay III me Sly
NcwYCrk 27th day Of February 1879 at II O'Clock
noon by Richard " Hanet aucoDeer the lands and prem
Judgment aud decree mentioned aud described
All those certain pieces parcels Of land. situated In
the CITY York living contiguous 10 each other which,
taken together bounded aud described as follows Be
gnnjng M sOutheastcry OF Eighty fourth street
and EeVepth running thence taseIy along the
souteTy Of ghty fourth street. two hundred hd sixty
IuChes less TO the westerly Side OF
Boulevard, so called thenec sontDefly
along sad hundred and forty nne feet one
less thence hOrthwestf fy IN tualght me-
hundred and twenty feet inches s0uthey nom the
corner Eleventh and Eighty fourth
street snd thence norhey and along said easery side OF
Eleventh hundred and twenty rect SIX nchos
10 point place OF beginning.
lots pieces or parcels o land situate
living and being the City Of New 0rk lying contiguous 10
c.r other which taken together bounded and described
as follows Beginning at the norheastoy corner OF Br0S
along the eaeriy Broadway hundred and three
feet the souheasery corner OF Broadway aud
thence running eastey along the south
cry Forty fourth street sixty nine icet eleven ana
ToryiJurih street. ninety feet nino inches thence
In straight hre. nf one feet thence south
ery and angles with Forty fourth street nncynne
feet northery side Of Forty street sud thence
wesery eghtyye feet six inchestO the point or place OF
beginning-Dated be New-York. september 8, 1873
GEORGE W. PARSONS. Referee
wELIKsLEr W; GAGE, Plaintiffs Attorney IyronIow
Janl5 lswCwH eIaau Zeitung Building
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGTON. Jan 2S.-The following was the
business in The Supreme the United states
today
On motion OF c. A. Seward, Edward n Shepard oi New
York CITY, and ECwnTd Bsse OF Toledo. were admitted 10
practice.
No es3-Michael RYAN appellant agt the Central Pacific
Railroad CompsnyArgument continued by = w sandeIson
for appellee and concluded by Assistant Attorney
smith IN behalf Of the United States intervenos .,
No lj3-1he southern Express Company, appellant agt
the Western North Carolina Railroad COmpany-ArSued by
c. A. Seward appellant and a. = Merrman for appellee
No. lj4-The North ST. Louis Savings Association pdI
id in agt John F. BrOcksehmdt ct alSuDmlted ny
j. o. BTOadhead A. W Sayback for p2iDtln III error no
counsel appearing for defendants in error. 80 -
No. l55-Ocaf H. Barbrdge ct al plaintiffs In error Rg
the United motion Assistant Attorney General
smith. dismissed under the sixteenth rule. - -.
No. l5O-Thc United States rel motifs ranger aSt
ihe CIty Of New Orleans.
No l67-1he United states rel Charles Parsons agt
{. J. Leede Mayor, etc.
No. lss-The United states rel. William S. PeteTkin
oet the Mayor, etc, OF New york and
NO lsS.-1he United states eX rel James Wadlck aet
tho Mayor rgumen in the Tour cas-.
above begun by William HOrnbiOwer for plaintiff in
tITOr IN No. 1871
Adjourned until 10 morrow 12 o'clock
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RECORDED REAL EsrAr1 TRANsfERi

Riverside ave c cor S2dst. lO9.3l,I Gl. 1Il02 2x
l224 also c RiversIde-ave from SD TO S3isls
224 GlfXl3.42i 2ixirTegular also e cor Riverside
ave and S3d-st. ll2.3lsxl as itNl lj5.21NlO2.2 {;
also n G cor Riverside ave and Sithst, 81 loXrrrg
uar TO sjtb-st also g HNerslieaYe, loiO
II ll6thst, 1l7.6Xl 30. > A2Nl 1919 AZ II ia
and also cor l2th-aye and 81. 10 Hudson
River. 5O0XlS6.3 Patrick Cailaghan to Henry \
II0Tsfall ... -.-..... .---....-.-----
76th-St s. 80 II " Of 2d-avc. 2jH1S9ll; Abraham III
Jonas ana wife 10 William SIcT-cna. ......-.----.
22dst. No 436 west 33x93.6. MaIy II PlstOr to
sarah W DrummOnd
s3dNt. 22j # " Of 9ih.ayc. 6Oxl4410z; samuel
u SynS ana wife 20 William ~ ma --....-..-
AveA. " s. 3t2 Il : Of l2:d-st, lG SXjJ Alfred Roe
referee, 10 Henrietta Phillips.
Perry st. G cor Blteckerst, 2jNGl.fia: Hugh Don
nelly. referee, to James r Floyd and an)ther,eNcc
utoIs.
GoeIck.si G = liD II of Delaney st. 2jy@9 l. ;
John ID Lewis. referee, TO the Morchants' Insdr-
auce COMPANY. .--.-- .-- =
Gocrck st. - I2l IT. n of Delaney It, 2jN99l John
ID Lewis. referee to the Merchants Insurance
Company 7----
9th ave " = 60 = II Of i2dst. 2c.G2 a's0s 4.tl
ST. f5O n " of 9th.ave, 2OxlO01. md alsp 50 fjth
St 21j n e. ~ IOth.av 2JX lUoi Nili:am = W ar
wick to Mary j Warwick -...-
lceth.sj. s, - Il OF jtiaVc. l1&"3 John No
Bile. sr and wife 10 Erastus Bruheid...''---..-..
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of William ID. Hughes against
NE Ner York Express Company to recover $4,000 for
An alleged libel the Jury the Circuit COurt, Brooklyn
yesterday morning rendered verdict for $500. On the
1rst ballot eleven jurors were IN favor of $1,000 dam
ages.
A suit for q limited divorce has been begun
n the Brooklyn City Court by Mrs. Helen +. Swan Of
40 9Gs La ayete-ave against her husband John Swan
IT, on the ground OF cruel and inhuman treatment.
Judge McCue yesterday Grantsd $40 week alilnony
and $50 counsel fee. Tne defendant is ship broker III
his city.
The case of Stephen s, Marshall, eX-Super-
visor OF White Plains charged with appOpnatnG about
Ill 900 of the towns funds his own use. was brought
before Judge Dykman, OF the Supreme Court, at a
special term on Saturday An order was asked to bring
Marshall into court 1t granted Then his dlscharce
was asked for, aud papers handed up The decision Of
the Court Is yet to be gwen
In the Supreme Court, Circuit, in Brooklyn,
yesterday before Judge Pratt and jury. was tried the
,uit of F. II. Crocker against the Knckerbocser Ice
company to recover 500 900 for injuries received by
the plaintiff who is years Of age by being run
over by OF the cOmpanys wagons. The trial occu
pied the entire day. ana tne jury was OIueEeu W IehueT
4 sealed verdict
The proceeding to have William L. Palmer,
who shot Officer Furniss declared unatic begun
yesterday before DR.. Ordronaux and Charles b. Wait
william II. Young, druggist, testified that Palmer
came board with him in December last and exhibited
great eccentricities man whose said to be
Richard Smith stated that he was acquainted with
Palmer nine or ten wears ago college. In his Sopho
more wear Palmer was dropped" from college, to con-
zeal this he went 10 bed II sick From that tlIne
great change took place him. strong suspicion OF
all his friends controlled him. He was once confined
weeks in asylum. The proceeding was then
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

Fsnrh National Bank oi.the City OF New-Yorh.-Moon
granted without costs
Worth agt Main motion granted with $40 costs Of motion
and costs of appe up 10 the time Of motion
Simmonds agt Smmonds-Motion for reargumeut denied
without costs; motion 90 amend order and Iemitur by
striking ont costs granted. without costs
schneder the KnCk erbOCker Life Insurance
psnyReargumcnt ordered papers with such other
points he submitted within fifteen DAYS hcreiron
without costs of motion.
CALENDAR.
Following the day calendar for Wednesday; Nos 49, T.
10, JS, IL, 4.
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Coruorallon Notltes.


NOTICE is hereby given that Application mas
- q, - cna mt nf the Cty Of New
~. 40 80 ,h. A. I.TTAN SAVINGS INSrI
TUITION OF duplicate certificates roo -on
No 72i-Newl Ork Central Park Fund stock fOr. s='oV
Nos to 10 ncnsiytNr",n 10, 81. 20 0o makina 100000
>.o ,a2 III tity rcyrnie bond for 100000
Nos. and . -NewYOrk County accumnattG pr
Tent ti OeD' quo i0oO' -O' '.,'.'.. @-VV,O 100000
No l-Ncv-York Conntv accumulated per cent debt oo
lnc in 1887, TOR 5000: :-.;- = "O'''
No 23-NeS cS TSE M Scg9y fo Court iiou'o p- $1,000
No 2i-New. York County Court House per cent oo,
stock. No. .. for. ....... ...-.-.... ooV0
NO Soc %rS y SSu91y 9dy court 10000
No 33-NeWY YORK County Court House per cent - ooo
stock. No. ., for ''''0'
M 3e-New.Y0rk County Court House per cent 80 On
stock, No. 2. for. .,-.:. V'''0V
No 4o-NeMl ork County Court hou'' P'- 10000
IN Mace of those which we're stolen the 27h day of Oco
her. 1873 -. ,,oroo, ora m
the in the COmptrolels
once m the city oi New YORK on Ol peIOIe '"o "a ' "
Iuary, 1879 ~ ,o-o
No"'O'A' 'oH'P'4'''' JoHH KELLY. Comptroller.
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NOT ENTITLED 70 a wIFE's CLAIM.

In the suit of Marcella Tegetmeier against
Alfred Tegetmeer Judge Van Worst decides that the
aintih was not the wife OF the DEFENDANT and there
ore not entitled to the limited divorce she asks She
testified April !, 1876 in very solemn manner, she
ind the defendant whe alone pledged themselves 10
zach other husband and wife Judge Van Worst holds
hat such pledge not proved, and thought the Two
ivcd together under other names than that of the De
endant there sufficient proof at the sanclty OF
he marriage tie was thrown over relations which ad
nlttedly began contrary 10 good morals.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29

The following sales were held at the i
change salesroom to-day:
BV 4. N. Muller SoE.
JstOry brick store and 2st0Ty brick h0nses with
lot No 81 Pearst running through 10 mo 26l
stone-st, Of Broad-st, lot 227XlOONl96XlOO
Marie. slO'
4.stOry brick buildings, 3stOry brick building and
3.story frame dwelling with lots. Nos lIs ana
HSDTy Sg s,o1 COZ OF MouS' e-cn o' o %
4storv brick buildings and stores with lease or plot
ofland, Nos s3. q5 and 87 4th-ave n cor OF East
1lth-st plot Of land 50X y539I about 30 leased
Nav J. lsG6 term u years, ground rent $500 per %
annum 4 Marie.
2stOry brick hOuse with lots 3d-ave, cor OF -
0Gthst each lot 25Xl0O VIM Lsimbeer .......:..: 70
2 lots 3daye, adjoining above, each 2o1lOo "a
lot. on 3D. ave OF 67thst aud adjoining above
each 25 3xl00: Lewson.. u
lots East Goth ST. l0Oft of 3daye,each 25xlOO0;
Wendell a
lots East Goth st. adjoining above each 26IlOO5;
same purchaser O.
lois East 66thst adjoining above each 26I1005;
White b
lots East Goth adjonir above. each 30xlOO6;
lots East 67thst, 100 IT c OF 3d-avc. each 2jI
1908; l. Friedman. ~
lots East 61thst, adjoining above each 25NlOOO; =
By p DdUeg
buildings with lot, Nos 206 and 2l6 y East Houston
IT. II 3. running through 10 tNO go lstste OF lst =
ave lot 2JX10.l0: NJ EDdreas y
m EirtGrd J.. HGTarH.
3-storv and basement brick house with lot, No 800
West lSth.st, +, 1866 # Of sthaye, lot 2llOx =
Eak
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29

Blunt OTisOn and wife to william SSms Nos - ..
LcOnardst aud 81 aud lj6 chatham II. wear 5lJVo'
Bovd, Elizabeth aud husband to the Mutual Lie In
suraucc Company, Nos - West J6thst, and 30 . 49,.
West aIh Il. u months 4JOu'
PraincTd irastus and wife 10 B ndinln Parker o,
l3utn-s Of jthaye. demand ....-....... 80. eOOC
Drummund Sarah W and husband 10 Mary VI j PiS- -
tor No f%G West 22dsi, years. -.---..-.- 4uo'
'ilT'' st ''s o t%ye .% "!T mSnth@ 45OC
'u'; 7t.avc months ....' C,15C
Saay ayc 20 hsafmrnti iasli 2O5c
Kennedy John 80 Lawrence Lynch, llthst W OF o,
1stave, years .---.-.---: l,OO'
, Myers r W and wife 10 the Manufacturers and
6fistaye insta ments 1jOCl
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Cunning rnccpc 70 william r Graf ..... -. 81 2ol
Z,acinr Cbrsti,n 10 Herman Eek 3,0j(
same tn Marparet Rcming .............. 800
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
G:iln Real C5taie tor Sale.

EOR SALF-Lot, 123d-St, near 7tl-ave, for
i a 900 rutland & WHITING. Becknan-st.
EOR SALE or LEASE.-The fOur-stOry
storcs lG Clifs ST and 24l Pcals Oetween Fulton md
John) by ly7 feet Address OWNER, Boz 30 Post
Office.
EOR SALE-An assortment OF houses, gold
ficeS from IS <lj coo situated on SID Slst, Sdth
aud 7ghsts beautiful '9t and sOth SITS and
lave. desirable investment; call and see them
Office corner 7Jths and lst-avc.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
nlusiral Jnstrnments.

N. No Is EAST l4TH 81
Chckerng Stenway aud other Pianos AM 0rgaas lov
Oh cash, on nslalments, and fol- rent
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
'V'O MANUFACTURERS.
Citn l]ropcrln Go Get.

Viii I1TUPRfFH SD E]E'
VNO LET-Oflces lofts, stores and Easements
i I'm Beekman. Ann, Fulton, John, Pearl william ana
Sa.sau-s rutland & WHITING, Beekmanst
mo JET-172 WEST 22D-ST- Three
brick dwelling house IN first class neghborhO0dj posses
SION immediately A. fl. EY, 29l Broadway Room u, Cliy
UYWO-STORY HOUSE TO LET or LEASE.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT. - In the

~ matter Of the SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE and
ANNUITY COMPANY Of NEWYORK.
In pursuance order OF the Supreme Cou Of the state
OF New York abovcenttled matter made at Special
Term thereof held at City Hall In the City Of Kingston
January 1879 aud duly entered IN the Clerks
Office County Of Albany the 10Th day OK January
1872 Notice hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed referee take proof and ascertain the per-
sons and entitled share in the distribution OF the Sc
curtes by Superintendent of the Insurance Depart
en OF New York In trust for the benefit OF the
of any claims made to share in the distribution Of re
avas Of said securities also TO take proofs ana he
of the to whom said policies were issue
share IN such distribution together with the amount Of he
ppp ali pocYhodSrs in said company all persons aud
parties eniled to share in The distribution OF SAID securities @
their claims and proofs concerning said policies ana E
9Sfft 70 IN f the C o on Or before the day
Of aSsg a2t sISxi%5 GfGGNSNG Resre
CUPREME COURT, QUEENS COUNTY,
AndfgT sDG n nshG ssi@ Sa!1a Ss' M M
AID h. ME 4n2 ha2re III b. T %s% Sres hs'S n
and Gf9res o M ha aS Sarah cI a. admins
srI Of the goods cIattes credits which Of Jack
Gn sny fS jake TsTa
executors Will aud testament Of Charles Farrar
who the surviving partner OF the firm OF Iarrar
TO ihe above name defendants hereby summoned
the nplaint n tins acton ana 10 serve copy 0i
ter ns service Of this summons exclusive
vice. IN Of your failure to aFPoar or or ,s gdS
mHaGeS pa1eS d pecemSer tsS Scm}G;'IT,7s }Gs' Is7s.
Pliintn's Attorney,
Office and Post Office Address,
30 TreTck hCor and
samuel The foregoing summon. served upon yon
r. Gilbert one OF the Justices of the supreme Court OF
g aG s1 ned Of T % f e G a the q
queens County at the village OF Jamaica IN sad county;
Plaintin's Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
Gelp tnantc0

NVANTED-TwO skilful solicitors for New
w York successful acquaintance win me
heavy in hnc the other IN the Dry
goods line permanent and desirable position can for j. -
Lowe House y. y, "Wednesday p IN ahue'enns anu
Thursday morning
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
RECORDED LEASE.
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Fricdcrickc to solomon BerHcr store and
basement oI NJ 20 Aye-A, years, al annual rent
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5ltnatlono Udnte0-- alales


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At At IiE LIE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No Legs broadway cor. flurtyhis-
St, or ;iOS West Twenty third.st corner Llghh'aye
No 92 East FOurtccntlSt. corner Union square, 7b0
1hrave. Forty ysoyenthst Al the IA lILEM OFFICE
No12SI Thirdaye Onehundrci andt nty iOnrthst
tIIarlcm Savings Bank Building Up TO .. np at regular
office rate.
A GERMAN YOUNG MAN, not long in this
~ country, morals. wants TO enter prentice in
some legitimate mechanical trade ago II years Address
PSI Henry ST., NeT'lork
ACHNAN.-A first -class coachman, twelve
~ highest personal references Can DO seen at or ad
dress d. ~ care Brewster Il CO. i1th-st ami Br0adway
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a competent,
~ reliable aud trustworthy mari1ed man lhoI0uShy ul
his business all respects VIII be hghy recon-
sObrcty honesty and capabu
excellent city Testimonials city or country
civil and obigug Cali address J. d. 2lJ Last 4Otlst
NNATTER.-By a first-class Swiss Protest
w waiter speaks some English and - capable tenn
peTae and sober city or country 6O2 GthaVe between
18th and 36tlss.
NNATTER.-By q single young man who Is
w lately landed Is willing 10 make himself generly use
full; city or country; low wages expected wouh go as
second man Ootman good reference taIl UT adtSs 1t
No POP East 2sth-st
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
EfrIures ano Mseilnas.

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MERICAN INSTITUTE ANNUAL MEET
"A ING viii be held ats rooms in the Cooper Building,
ON Thursday the 6th February, 7:30 O'Clock
&. NICK. LOEsRR, Rec. Secy " Z. ELY, PRESIDENT
GOSPEL SERVICES, conducted by Mr.. SAW
" YER the Lecture Room s Thirteenth street PTesby.
teran Church, 6th and 7ihaves. on TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY and TIL IsSDAi EVENINGS, Jan. 20, 20,
80. at 30 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Jan. os, 1879.
The following sales were held at the Ex'
change saesroom to-day:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-22

A gentleman in Paris paid visit the
other day to lady, in whose parlor he
saw portrait of love y woman of, say,
five-and-twenty. Upon the entrance Of
the lady her visitor asked her if the por-
trait was a family portrait, and was told
that it represented her deceased daughter.
"Has it been long since you lost herT'
asked the gentleman. "Alasl sir" re-
piled the lady, "she died just after her
birth, and l had portrait painted to
represent her as she would have appeared
if she had lived until now"