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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-19
RAIN.IN-THE.FACE.
The Chief who KILLED Custer.


A correspondent at Fort Meade, ID. T.,
writes: The Chief who killed Custer, to
the best knowledge of the military au-
thorities. is not dead. Rain-in-the- Face,
the chiefs name, who is supposed to have
killed Custer. is now with Sitting Bull in
British America.
The first knowledge the authorities had
of Rain-in-the-Face was after the expe-
dition of '73, when veterinary surgeon
and the sutler travelling with the COM
mand in Montana, were riding ahead of
the column and had been away from it
for three hours. When the column came
up, headed by G Company of The Seventh
Cavalry, they found both men murdered
and terribly mutilated. 1t was mys-
terry at the time who committed the
murder, but, as both victims were scalped,
it was to I've inferred that the murderers
were Sioux warriors.
After the command returned to Fort
A. Lincoln it was reported to General
Custer, then in command of the Seventh
Cavalry, that there was an Indian at the
Standing Rock Agency, on the Missouri
River, who had made his brags and had
shown two scalps, and had said that they
had belonged to two white men whom he
had killed on the Little Big Horn. A de-
tail was Immediately sent to Standing
Rock, to arrest the culprit. They gave a
different reason for being at Standing
Rock, and thus allayed all suspicion as
to the real cause of their coming.
They waited at the Agency until nearly
night, when tall Indian came in and
drew his rations. He was designated to
the officer in command as the man they
were looking for, and he was Immediately
ARRESTED and disarmed. He had a su.
perior lot of arms, both in number and
in workmanship. He was handcufied and
tied to horse, and the detail imme
mediately started for Fort A. Lincoln
On the road they were twice passed by
mounted parties of Indians flom the res
ervation, but although they were Oh the
road all night, they were not molested
Rain-in-the-Face was confined in the
post guard house, and his irons removed
After being confined for fifteen days he
made his escape by getting through hole
in the wall of the guard house, made by
two prisoners who were confined for steal
ing grain from the quartermaster. He
was never rearrested, and from the re
ports Of half-breed scout in the employ
of the United States at the time, it il
stated that Rain-in-the-Face was the
murderer of Custer.
To the best knowledge of the authori
ties he is yet with Sitting Bull and ha'
got to be quite chief although at the
time OF his arrest at Standing Rock ht
was but young chief and low down il
rank. The personal appearance of Rain
in-the-Face was not very handsome. al
though tall and well built, he had ;
stealthy movement that would make ;
man nervous to watch him. Hi
face was deeply pitted with small-po,
scars, and he had cunning look abou
the eyes that was anything but prepos
sessing. Whether or not he was the MAJ
that killed Gen Custer is a little doubt
full, but the best and only authority w
have on the subject states that Rain-in
til 3-Face was the man.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-19

There is said to be an unprecedented
influx of strangers in New York city,
particularly of visitors from the West
and South, and the New York World,
which has interviewed the hotels on the
subject, finds they are all crowded. The
increase over the number of last year
varies from forty to one hundred per
cent. 1t is noted, also, that the visitors
come with money in their pockets and
speak with buoyancy and confidence CON
cerning the great revival of busines i'll
the West. This may be taken as GER
tain indication not only that prosperity
is taking the place of prolonged stagna-
ton of business but that good time,
have already arrived. 1t may be well
doubted if this country ever was indus
trially, financially and commercially a:
prosperous as it is to-day Baltimore
Gazette
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-19
GOV. Marcus M0rtOa's One Majority.
[Augusta (Me.) Journal.]

Over half a century ago Marcus Nor
ton was made Governor of Massachu-
sets by only one majority. Had two
young men, who intended TO vote in the
election, not been delayed by an acci-
dent in going from Worcester to Boston,
they would have changed the result, and
Mr.. Morton's opponent would have been
elected. They had inteuded to be in
Boston in season to vote, but in their
Journey the old-fashioned chaise in which
they were riding gave away, and they
were not able to reach Boston till after
the polls closed. One of the two men re
ferred to now resides in Augusta, and ha.
never lost vote since.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-19

black dresses for young ladies, as the gay
bandana plaids have been contrasted
with white buntings and cheese cloths.
These plaid accessions to the dresses are
seen in panier scarfs, vests, belts, cuffs,
collars, borders, and a pocket-bag de-
pending from the belt.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-19

line or letter. We picture the worthy
monk over his blazonry, distracted De-
tween his pride in the tail OF his pea
cock, and his pentinence for his worthy
self-satisfacti0n.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-19
MOUNTAIN HOU u = T..
cresson Springs, Pa.

II j. UNGER (of Seventh Avenue Hotel,
II. Plttsburg), Superintendent. Opens June
10Th. Top OF Allegheny Mountains, 1900 feet
above level of the sea; pure mountain water and
medicinal springs; three mile drive within the
grounds with ample livery facilities; table first
burg markets accommodation for 400 guests;
amllsements OF all kinds Music by Fehling's Gel :
ebrated orchestra from Philadelphia. All trains
STOP East and West For particulars, address
ELIAS J. UNGER, Seventh Avenue Hotel Pitts.
burg, Pa. 1e7-Sm
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-19
Liver, Stomach, Heart,
and Kidneys.
A Positive Cure Wholly without
Medicine for the Following Ali
MeutS:

OF THE LIVER.
First and foremost, Malaria, whether II
form OF Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague, In.
termittent Fever. Chills, Blood Poisoning
or any of its hydra shapes; Liver Complsinh
Of all kinds; Jaundice, Bilousness, Pain In
the Side Aching Bones, Liver Spot, eto.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-19

1t has wonderful power ON the bowels,
liver and kidneys! What2 Kidnsy-Wort;
try il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
CIVIL NOTES.

In The suit of julius WadswOrth against
James OBrien for $500. in which O'Brlen sets IN
that he paid out than that sum in aid OF Wads-
worlds election Judge Barrett decided Yesterday that
OBreu must ,iyc a further Dill OF particulars OF the
payments and their purpose.
motion was recently made in the Kings
County supreme Court in the suit Of the People against
the Mutua Gasight mpany for an order 10 allow tie
plaintiff 10 examine jhc hooks oi the company. l. is
claimed that the compaLy has not compiled with Its
CHARTER The motion was granted ~ Judge Gilbert yes
tcTday.
When the motion for an inventory Of the
personal estate Of the late Commodore Vanderbilt oy
the executors vas made before Surrogate Calvin yes
ter,lav Mr. Clinton made preliminary objection that
the statutes forbade the executors 10 nahe ru'H ~
vcntory while the Will contest was IN progress lie
eurrJ gate reserved his decision on ms point
A suit has been begun in the City Court,
BROOKLYN by sarah A. Garbett against Lawson Creigh
ron TO recover for alleged breach OF promise Of
marriage An order Of against the defendant
recently granted ny Judge McCue and on SATURDAY,
C,ucuton WHO'S a tea merchant, and lives ~ No.
Iugh-.t. Brooklyn, was taken INTO CUSTODY lie gave
bal IN - 900.
John Mcmahon pleaded guilty IN the Count
~ General to offence under the act 10 pre-
vent cruelty TO animals. aud vas fined 5000 lie az
pealed the Supreme Court g. neral lerm' ana MS
Charles W Brooke. argued Yesterday that The
law was void not defining what animals were 10 De
nrctectrd by IT, ana unconstitutional IL applying ne
fines collected unGcI IL 10 private rOSic'S' 4HO NON'
reserved It's decision.
The motion in the suit of Washington +.
Conner against william Belden and other--the suit to
wind W the firm-to prevent Henry Belden IT, from
hetrg ono OF the receivers nIm was called yesterday
before Judge J. +. Day, in the Common Pleas
sp4clal Term Mr.. Goodwin on behalf Of the plaintiff
irsIsed that the books had not yet been deposited
Thomas q sherman FOR the defengants obtained leave
70 f in aidavitS thIs at future day. Mr. shear
~, fnru read afdavIs declaring that tho defendants
IN d.uoeitrd the securities except some winch was
"tseurd should not De deposited and that The plaintiff
had only "A small interest remaining ia The Nim The
n,,fer ns adjourned Wednesday 10 allow answer
Ing aiiiavi's
An application was made yesterday to
ade Barrett to confirm the report Of the assessors on
the opening OF the streets from Onc-hundfedindtty-
.,vtb 10 OYe-hundred-andhfty-nin from Kings
road to the North River The amount OF assess
inor il So 900 81 which the city bears half Objection
Wac taken by Mr. Dcerng, behalf OF several property
owners that while only nominal allowance had been
made for most ~ the streets substantial aloWahte
had been made for he or the lands lnCnded ia
DIrt Of one hundred # y-seYenthst. In reply M
Shaw argued that Court o. Appeals had held that
the mere bounding OF lots street was no dedl'aton
and the had nightly tet themselves DOihu by
That ruling Decision wa1 Reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21

OBren-Tbe defendant furnish further bill Of parte'
uars.
Ty Judge Lawrence -Brundace agt. Ballird-An allow.
ance Of csut ~ granted TO the plainiif.
BY Judge DOnoh ne-DartOTs agt DECENTRALIZATION grant
ell memorandum
Judge Deviin agt the MAYOR and others-Ihe
motion il Hatch agt. the Central National hank
Judgment reyer'ed plaintiff to repay Judgment with costs
memuI andntn
C.retlt-Fart ITE-Bv Judge Landon ChampaIn ag Uni
ver>al Life Insurance Company.-Granted
BY Judge Donohue chairman agt. the Mayor etc-Cise
settled
Special TerIa-By Judge LawrpnceW lSon and another
agt Deen.-Graned Damburgun agt schuiiing-lt IS Ut
without having the stenographers minutes stuart agt Us
Atlantic dredging tnmpaHy-pemurrer In ovrrruled WIN
leave plaintiff reply within twenty days on PAYNE NJ
81 costs brtmi u agt inc lhNof t -. n''.l
Tho People rel Campbell CanbeMotion for fnr-
hcr return granted 10 the ext r above ma, ateu Inc
People e. rel. Campbell agt. Campbell etc Granted.
NHDcriOr COHrf-iprcIdI IOnl-BV Judge Sedgwlck
White Adams. jr.Sotion .or leave 10 sue denied
T0wushend Hazotne ct l-Orier NJ substitution Bow
wln.-Order granting motion. Dawson act. Burke 81 al
Or'er resetel. GOdlot Hazard ct Al nderlakIng a
National Bank Fellows ordered Special Calendar io
second Friday OF February term Post et al agL aipoc
agi S1nicfd-OrieT granted In the matter OF the
ton Of HuLun gton-OTcr granted Wright agt NostahI
Matthews e aOTder of dscontnuance as TO defendant
Mat news Wright agt. LecouT; Herbert aC -p;lng Der
enirr at. Harvard Campbell agt Cltary whitney agt
GOl0nda kOss agt Miner IhonsssLl agt stevens Nclf
agt thinner. DOnnely agt. DOnuey the Howe Ma .ilne
Company ag Bum Rice at. ono. Hess agt Briggs Met
Toposn agt Collins OrssereicheS agt tho Photo ate
psny B0yce agt Wright Shsbyiagt StlIwel!-Oruers
granted. -
Common PleGs-SDeci0I 7tTm-Bv Judge Van Hoe
the matter 81 tao assignment ~ BuChan t 70 Buc
anA Application deniei opinion on file. IeVetg az
Conner Notion denied with costs memorandum ScIu
aet -chcrlnethornM oon granted on term. Sc I -
IN the matter ~ The assignment ~ Hefrlch- nI
julgucn. 3cDied memorandum. Hall agt waterbury
Motion denied see MEMORANDUM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

stPRllE CorRr-CHAHBERs- Nos 10, 80, 81,
so 90 81 Can begins 20 s. up 10 and incladn; 10; r.
NOS -IfIAi ia iO5 I5 o i79 io7 iIS III IA la
li9. I5i. Is3. 1872. l43 IA 80 ls9. 49,. l9l.
SPECIAL TERH-IAWrrnce. J.-pemurr.rs-Nos :, 10 i y
Law and Fact-Nos 55i ~ SD - 81; ~ 20
IA, 1913. 62i, 700. $40. 800 ,., ,-..
CIRcIIr-PlRr I-Donohue. Nos 1853 1892. COO 25fo'
277g $50 1850. 25lO 2s44 1888. 233 1862 leOo g
O2l 4523 273I l26l 3207 277S 2l9l. aOl5 29o0 2g J.
4p4g. Io3u 1881 2SoO.36S T. 2l13 24G "a 2I-3t 49,
2Gg0. 243 2s22, 4l2, 2S4 1903 94Z -7-l 4V-o @'V''
zs73 2Gss. go. ,,, 80.
PIFT II-Potter. Cease No. 2ill.-Kittrdge agt.
PART TIT-Adjourned until tomorrow.
SgTEROH Col RT-,iENERAL IEEN-AdjOurned sine de
TRTN TFRH p MT I-Freedm1n. J-Nos 5j5. AGA. 81,
$50 col GZ. 49, $50 40s 356 3I3 t23 1863 Gs7 $50 zoo
PART lad burned for the term.
COMMON PlEAs-GRNEBAL TERM-AdJourned until IeDru
SPECIAL TERM. T. DAILY. J.-No day calendar. 80,
TRIu TERN-PAKr Ivan Iocsen. Nos SOl. 1ni, sl2
IARtSH CoURr-TRr,L TrRH-PARI 1-Alker. c. lies
222O 20 B. ~ lJei 3JZe J'oy 1854 All 1l44 oIto
Pm iI-sinnot J.-Nos 5oO4 4437. 5GG5, 1906. tl57
1910 400 .7ol 5l5o 80 3S 'o9 2a1o o59s g5
GENERAL SFsslOSs-PART I-tilferseeve. j frederlc <
Fest homicide George IA. Neon, robbery thaIt- EhtcI
william Auoerson Joseph Fowler tme- Cros,n irnnl"u,
assault William j. Major. James FOey Edward
Carney. burglary Kate Fucke, Ferdinand LanCelo am
T. smith Grand larceny. Joseph H. Hnyder Peter Daly
Michael shea Larceny from I'd" person THOMAS oye Pe'l'
larceny: Michael O>ulyau. assault and battery. ..-
PAbT II-CovIug. J.-Jo-eph Levy Abraham PeIl-tlh.
Abraham D. Freeman. Charles bernstein arson Gtn"Re
Lewis Thomas Ia ward simmons. Jo-tuh Lake, 'a
iic- Butler Thomas Donnely James McNulty Patrick I'm
ulgan. burglary william savage. Thomas = Holmes. "a
Wsid HuIl Thomas marry john Andrews grand larceny
Isaac Roseatnal larceny from the person
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21

I'm the House Of Representatives to-day, I'M
der The call Of states the folio ing bills introduced
mn referred:
BY Mr.. JOSEs Dem. y. Hl-Iestoring Commander
Robert Boyd to his original position the Navy Reg
lister.
By Mr. HENDEE (2ep, yt)-For the payment OF m
terest Oh the funded the District Of Columbia,
and for reminding the said debt
BY Mr. JOYCE (Repr Vt.l-Amending the pension
laws.
Also resolution OF the Vermont Assembly for the e.
Enlistment Of National diplomatic school
BY Mr BANKS Rep, Mass To regulate the rank OF
By Mr. WILLS Dem.. \. YJ-To facilitate aud econ
Oul.ze the work on the Washington Monument.
BY Mr.. cox dem, n. Y)-for the permanent accom-
mediation OF the Library OF Congress no provides Tor
building squares SO and 500 south Of the Capitol
In Washington Cl'yl; also anendns the laws ID teia
ton 70 steam vessels; also setting apart portion Of
Belloes Island IN NewYOrk HarbOr ioI the of the
Marine Hospital service.
BY Mr. STAIN rep, S.Y.j-A resolution of the New
YORK state Assembly against the passage OF The Army
By Mr. EICKHOFF Dem, N.Y.}-AmendIng the Nayi-
BY Sir CUTLER Dem, y. J)-Amendng the Pension
laws.
by Mr. MACKEY Dem, Penn)-For the scientific e1-
pOIatlOu o. tue Northern states OF Mexico.
BY Mr. WRIGHT dem. Penn)-Io prevent adultera-
ton in articles OF ana drink also y requesU To
reduce the number OF civil engineers IN the nay
Bv Mr. WARD Rfp., Penn ALLOWING the uueX-
pended balance Of million dollars appropriated Tor
Soldiers hcSdsones IN National cemeteries 10 DC ca
pended Tor similar purpose ID private F'dSe "uu cly
Cemeteries.
BY DR. WHITE rep, Penu)-Declarns the true con
EtuctiOn Of the tar 10 tin to be that TN ana teri
plate shall pay OF 22 cents pound, instead Oi
9llO cents, aG now Collected - II.
By Mr. TUCKER Dem. Va) (By requestl-Reeulat-
g. the OF railroads for carry ng the MAJ =
by Mr. SMITH Dem, Ga.)-FoT the relief VI claimants
81 the United states Courts. IN
contractors OF tho Southern States for carrying Halls
Mr. TRIMMINGS Rep Iowa. desired this last bill to be
referred Ia the Committee Claims but the House Oy
ay0te Of yeas lOs nays, 1I2I refused to give II nat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Varicket " = s. ; II n Of Can4l-t BOY i0IrreGuar ;
James " { Arms to Alexander Ford .--..... ..---.
Varic. 81 W - . 4 j. % Causl--f. 10y 4ONTregullT
Ann Fortl and husband ~ j W Cairns -.--.--...-..
Union ave W :. 64O Il Z Of WA.!st, 35p1332XlrreS
lar. Angelo e Casey n Charles Defendorf ---
33f--t No 2UB vest william Dixon. rtfcr,e, TO
the Mutual Life Insurance Company 49,. ----
16-fh.sf 3313 q nf BUStOu-avr, 2JxlEj Ferdl-
uauc FugclhOlW and wife 10 Christian Lahn.---.-
ChrV,te-st :. 1871 10 Of BaydTi.st, co. 2xlOO5
l.vaJ Brown 10 Louisa Cornell .-..-.-
Che II 81. No l54. -02ZIJ John \ Arendes 10 EuZa-
b.th Meyer .-..---
1Ath-st s. lO2 n eof Sth-ave, 24XlOl loX293isI
49,: James II ManZauedO 10 Manuel MonIdnedo
ana others, 81. .c,,,. I,,,,
Wood referee t. Charles d Adam, -......--- -..
Moprucst u =, lot No d, 25xlOO Siias j BrUwnul
referee 10 John Reese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
THE COURTS.
An ALLEGED COUNTERFEITER ACQUITTED.

An ALLEGED COUNTERFEITER ACQUITTED.
Thona, Hogan was tired before Judge Bene-
dctin the United States Circuit Cour yesterday for the
alleged passing ~ counterfeit money. The principal W.T.
ness against hun Edward BlackwoOd. of the secret
Service told OF the sale to him by Hogan OF counter
.eit trade dollars and so counterfeit note on the
Third National Bank OF Buffalo, at A Narck place
saloon in April. 1879. On crosse xamin1tion II was
shown than BlucAw0od did not arrest Hogan until
August - although De had sufficient IN Oriua'On 10
convict HIM IL ADril BackWOOd acknO lodged that he
mad been indicted for stealing $4,000 from the Adams
Express Company in 1866, aud That ne escaped punish
urrt bv turning States evidence The jury after
absence fifteen minutes, returned with verdict Of
% lOf lrt =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
Excursions.

ILLTROP0LITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
~ OPEN FROM j.30A v. 70 - VI.
REC TOR STREET Nearest point for VAL street Ferry,
AUD couDr"t- with cars Tor south rtrrN.
COT ErLA> ID ~iNEEI-S caTcSt point ior Jersey 'S and
CnmmunVaW Ferries.
PAKkTI.N Rs e,Ic.i point Post Ofce. CRY Hall aud
Blr,lv street Perry 10 lloloktn.
CHANBEH--- rREEI-NeaIr>t point ior PayOna and Ers
Ferry.
FRANtIIN--IkEET--
GRAN D. EET- Nearest point or Cshros,e5 street Ferry
ii and CONNECTS with ears for De-DTO>-es and
Ea-i CRANE street Ferries.
BLEEC KEE >TEELI-COunects with cat7 for East AMI
Wc-f.
EIGHTH STRTEr-Searcst point FOR Chrlssopher street
Ferry to HoboAeu. connecting Win carr Tor Christopher
and hasi Tenth street Ferries.
FOI RTEEETII STREET Nearest point % TDOr square,
Walacks and Lyccum Theatre. Academy Of Music. Ir-
wing and Tamnany Halls, connecting wh cars Tor East
Twenty ;hrd ant Thirty fourth street Ferrc-.
~ - tn ikD~l kEEI-Nedreet point 10 Booths -
James ard Park Tieirc. Grand opera HOUSE. Gumorcs
Garden and Masonic Temple, and I"enty'third etrees
Ferry Jersey CITY
THIRTf T3III. rIirT- Nearest point - standard,
Broadway. and Fifth Avenue Theatres. AqiatIam ami
Francisco Ministries. connecting WITH cafs Tor 4" co
haVken Ferry
fer COmnany'- cabs for Grand 'cntIsI Depot
FIFrIETH STREEI-
FIFTY-rICTITH TkEET-Nearr-t point - Central PARK,
connect. p z Of Bet Line Railroad.
For uptown ira ~ take east sl," stations
For downtown trains take vest s.ie Stations.
FARE. 10 CENTS Except between IA, h0uHs OF $50 20
3Oa. NJ, and o. D. n, when tue lare D. cents.
WM f. GARRISON President
NJ VAN BROCKLIN. superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
Bankrupt Notltrs.

THIS l. TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the IN
iav Of January. A. D. 1872 Warr1nt ~ bbh1tHg'Iv
Of SAM II. ". fAisn T. =.
a., egYor civ IN the County OF Ne"-l o.. ana S'f 81
NeWl orS wGo has been adludGed ahkpl On ~ WI p
on st ne Daylueut debts ana delivery OF any Drop
eriy .ong 10 such bankrupt To Inn OF i0I hs use 4 7
fr.r AFR ~ any property bY linn, are foIbd,u Nv "a
mai meeting Of the creditors Of tie sA9 udhAIupI ~
prove their debts choose one or more U
Al Court 90 BANKRUPTCY 10 ne lo'ii
al 10 l3g FultJu-,t the city OF sew OF utl"l
Edgar Ketchum ts0uIft krglsttr Oh nv ',.tt -
A. II. 1873 l. O'Clock H. ,l-oN -, ! - -
l. Marshal A. Messenger southern District OF sew z
THIS ISTO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 4th
4 ray - January A. ID. 1873 u Warrant IN BansfI'tcy
US i..u,d acaIus Inc estate Of WILLIAM G. ROO tis OF
fe tty of YORK. County OF New OK ana 7e Oh
adludged bankrupt on hs own De-
luton that IN payment OF any drOts anu deVtly o any
such bankrupt 10 Inn or tr Ms use
md me transfer Of property bv him. are fofhhoth pY
lau fhat a meeting OF the creditors oil thr sho DthA'
M "a prove Their debts. ana 20 CHOOSE one or more
a.. u ees Of hs estate l De held al Court OF BANK
rut,i, holden " arItust. "a tue C4ty 81 NtW
ys before Tohn Little, esquire krgster on Tie 3lst
Jay vi Jan-''S' - - $500 LOUIS r. PAYS.
T. uar.LsL as Messenger Southern District Of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBtNY. y. Y. Jan. 20.-In the Court of Appeals
todav-pre-ent the Hon sanford T. Church tLi'f justice
and associatcs-Be following business was transacted
No t3-a1c g.. Gale. respondent aet the Nt" ots ECU
tra Hudson RIVER Railroad tOml auv, apptlAn- ar
gued Halo for appellants, K Countiyllan Tor
resp lnC-ut
No o.: Wesley c. Miller. appellant aei tho Mayor ETC Gi
argued Elliot SANFORD,
D.
Nu6t-Th1Was 'aIk. respondent agt the Ceuua faIN
Railroad COMPANY appellants argued bY lCnTJ bOoAsta''r
fYT app, lauts, william Allan Tor re-uoudcnt -, %
Tht following Is heday calendar Tor TUESDAY: nos o. o.
IT, o.. 6- I'D, y aud -. 800 ., 90 ~, ,-
calendar for Tuesday Nos $780, 81, 54 3D. o1f
au .lT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
REAL EST-i TIE.

EEw-YORK. Monday. Jan. 90. s.
The following sales were held at the
change salrsroOn to-day:
By e. J. Iy0n.
5.storv brick buildings with lots. Nos 900 and 222
MiaisIn.St. 2Gl n - OF Jefcr-On-st, each lot
&c lXIOO: Hy MeiCs II S3l
By scott & MUsTA.
5.stnrv brick tenement houses with lots Nos so and
~ Gocrck.st. = 10 n II D-.aHccy-st, each lot
2bN44 Merchants ms ca. ]
lots W 4thave. 80 It n 4 I34th-st. each 2jx90;
Rachel Cole and VIM n Ames ---.-.------
Bu Benz. =. Yqtrchfid.
lots " JerOme.ave 80 II Of Gerardaye. running
through To iuwOOi-ayc. each 25N2OO: alaO a gore
lot W Inwood ave. running 10 CrOmwcFs BrooE
known A. lot No 3J4 on map ~ InwOOd, I'D
Ward. l4GxlG9x-. william AltEen .----..--.--.--
H1 EtcharI w. I{drnsu.
J.story Dr ck store and tenement with lot No 80
Mad -. u u d II e ot HC1mmclst, lot - X
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