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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04
4 wAYwArn SONS cRINE.

Max Loipziger, woll-dresscd Young mar
TWENTY-FIVE year, Old was aIIIEred yesterday morn
ing iu the JcGc.sou Market Police Court lev Detective
Price, f the Tv nty-i NTH Precinct and PMHp Lem
ziec.r. en- aged man. living at No. 2'5 West twenty
6ftist. the father oi the prisoner. made charge "
grand larceny against HIM. Tears sreameH down lAe
old mans cheeks as be tol1 Justice O''crAoUis "hA
troul,. his son he'd caused him He said that he lad
lis SON fp b 1c- first ID hs city. tlon ia san
Fraur.c1 ana finally u Georgia. ana h7J almost Deg
cared himself n .qdidatHG the debts ~ &c cell ""
aud nm irving 10 keep him from q ting into states
Prison. on Fchwlrr lG. during t1c absence on tA'
'au.lv. Max haa Cofor"d ine house ana stolen -lNci
,yi. y,,i. ~ moe than $3.50. Justice O.tclbouTs
ueld H., ui. ut.cr iu 81 900 bail.
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THE COURTS.
JUSTICE INGERs0LL's MlsDEMEANoK.

u-sT1CE INGERSOIL'S MISDEMEANoh'
.,,ow,xG , 1AwYrR's CLERK WHO WAS MOI ~
ATTORNEY, TO PRACTICE.
The General Term OF the Common Ilc"S
.os.o1av declared that x-Civi Justice C. D. lngeiso
"a ,,oo, ,r,lrv Of misdemeanor in allowing la"Noi
,,or, who the Justice knew was not an auoin,' -"
o,,,sollor % uract.ce before him. The sun was Wy
,,t,,,er against James Campbell for goous Soiu '''i'
delivered Mr. Van Wrinkle appesreo Oh .no -
t,ey ~ record but Arthur Furber' MS inhH"S'"-
oIsrt conducted the case lie went on inc staDu a. "
,+css and on cross-examination admitted tal NC was
NOT an attorney ana counseloT-at-laW' MI "''''"'
counsel for the defendant objected 70 MT f"r'c, W
S ,bo 20 20 any further but Justice lngerso over
rr,oa tho obiection judgment was gwen ior lhe I''
,i opd this ire guarty made the ground OF an az
81 20 the General Term of the Common Pleas. Ai'cI
n,,orccd discussion on both sides, Judge D. T. LAY
I'D in an oral opinion las it IS declared ~ sections %
and "a OF the C,de to be a misdemcanor Tor ''uSo
lnowingy hermit TO practice III HIS court peI'oN
regularly admitted TO practice, we are OF o!"",o
Ids Judgment rendered IN cause so coh"uee' -
tion of law is void and must be- reversed Ju'@"
Hoeseu said "Aftcr appeared that MI. fu'pei
~ ,.or,o, tho Justcc committed mis1eme nor III pe
ynttf,r0 him to continue louPer 10 cohnh', "S
nc uolnfifs That mlsdemeahor necessarily IN ~ T.,
s,,t,eooue,,r proceedings To say mat bc.tuSV -
20 might he Indicted for permitting MT fuIncI ~ ~
time in the trial the defendant Gamer conp'' - -
s5s,Deanor 70 say that "a sui OF cannon OF J''i
iu5cment against HIM WAS render 81 Dl, Pl".1d.
ySvnIch violated a statute OF The stat" II those luo."
ings constitute an t1dctahlP oH.nHU'.
D1y conceded with both these opinions 49,, ~. ,,,oo,s
Psrmssio on 10 carry the casoto The Court o. AiI'"'
Vos denied by the Court
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DECISION ON AN ALDERMAN's SALARY.

Corporation Counsel Whitney returned TO
Controller Kelly yesterday the transcript Of judgment
In favor of George Hall against the city for $3.50 90
with his approval Endorsed thereon. In hs opinion on
the matter Mr.. Whitney says The Court OF Appeals
holds IN the recent OF the People ex rel Hate
AGAINST Hail. and McYcaneY agains, the Mayor,
that the action of the Board OF Aldermen
upon the election Of one OF lis members Is not
Anal but is subj ct 70 review by the Courts II holds
further however that the action the Board IN that
gard is judicial act, and that Mr.. Hdze by Invoking
the decision of the Board upon the question submitted
himself 10 its jurisdiction, and is an adjudication bind
ing upon BIN when made II Is some il ne" eAPo
settle this cas- and therefore ccruy thr judgment"
In letter 10 tho MAYOR Controller Kaiv reviews his
action in signing the foT Mr. Hairs salary for
November and December, 1879 and returned 10 the
MAYOR the warrants the fu amount OF TIE pay-Tol-
nj The Aldermen for those months. and so warrant lO
100 IS the amount Of interest AID costs incurred by
the delay in five cases.
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Judge Choate yesterday handed down de-
cson in the suits brought the owners Of the German
bark Heios and the Of her cargo 10 recover 'he
value Of the vessel AID cargo lost IN coson WIN '
steamship I1topia on September 6. 1873 The steam
shin was n, voyage from London TO this port. and at
the time of the collision near the southern enc OF
The great bank of Newfoundland. The bark was loaded
with petroleum aud slaves, and was on voy age from
New-York to Rotterdam Judge Choaic in hs opiid2n
savs .. The foult was clearly the part o. the
steamer with fog thick that vessels could Only he
dimy seen at quarter of mile She Was running AZ
e.ani NJ over eicItn knots hour This WAS not hat
moderate rat. or prcd which he rules of Navigation
require. This The primary and chlef cause Oh lne
collision Decree FOR the hbeilants' WIN cos's All"
reference 10 compute damages"
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ALMOST SUCCESSFUL IN ESCAPING.

Denis Driscoll pleaded guilty in the General
Sessions yesterday to stealing watch from James
McPykc. After Dhscoll lad been committed Tor 'ri"
al the Essex Market Police Court, ana while be was Oh
The way TO the Toubs in the PRISON van, be changed
clothes with prisoner named James Reilly, who had
been committed for drunkenness. At the IolnD' ne "h
swcrcd lljy's name when II called ana sad tNd
ne desired 30 pay the fac instead Of accepting mpis
onmclt he id the money and WAS leaving the prison
when The rlsc was detected II stated IN Court Fcsttr
Gav That ne old not intend 20 get reilly iuto troupe ~
exchanging othcs with him aui ADDED ma had he eo
away he would have assisted Reilly cut oi his iroubr
Drs.oIl WAS sent to sta.e Pr sOn for one and hall
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N0T AI-ArNEn ~ 4 BURGLAR.

John Oates and Michael Rogers pleaded
guilty in the General Sessions Yesterday OF burglary u
te second degree o. the WgLt OF February l3' oates
was discovered by Miss Minnie Kaicll IN her bedroom
at her fathers house, ~ 80 E'eycnIhaYc NIeh sh'
awokc Oates wa. standing 10y her bedside a"d Ac
threatened 70 XII her u she made any noise Hc re-
ceivcd In rrov to his threat blow in the co from tie
Young woman. VII jumped ont OF bed end gave ihe
alarm The m3I cseap d by tie wlnd1" iloa-I Nu'cn
ne "a Il entered nus arrested hit an h"hf lntci H
corlsuy vith 1i;ChtCl Roger. BON lFsohrt- ma ON
thclr pcf-ons property VIII ca h2d b-cu soi from MISS
Ca,, IT, ronu jude COnIuC sentenced the prisoners
10 State Prison foI I've cars each,
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. FUGIT1vE STATEN ISLAND JUSTICE.

The trials of Constablcs Goggn and Davis
,or periury were to have taken place Tuesday Rich
monA g. L. but at the appointed time Justice Garrett,
who was material witness, had disappeared from home
and Justice Kassner announced that his docket which
was 10 have beer used in evidence had been stolen from
his Office Judge weservet in making known the facts,
stated his belief that Justice Garrett had purp0sey alb
scented himself in order defeat tho ends OF justice and
declared that he should be punished. There was no
alternative adjourn the case, and COnsables Da
v,s aud Goggin were Iesdmitted Ia bail.
In the evening, GoRgn was met IN the street by
woman who wiCh plausible story, induced HIN seek
n lodging for ner. AS he WAS walking along with her
OFFICER krohne came Up and attempted to arrest the
woman Goggin took her part and when Krohue Threat
e,ed IN arrest him also knocked down the officer He
viii probably be rearresed and placed under additional
bail.
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5itualious UanicO--{ females

A Cool Protestant servants. Burelu cx-
IA cclrut l1undrc,seA chaMDrnhu'i Nalllcs'V
nurses bousewort r. tdv young girls, German, SWedls
rco'ch English American aud c,oed help io ~
IN wages N TINS ibOI - lANl
HOME BC REAt. 1885 6hayc fourth honse above luthst
4 DRESSMAKER of experience ~ every de
~ tail Of the business will go out IN private iSnieS ny
citing specially; ttrMs moderate anu
s1tisici1n qn1r,ptee Address j. t. West side Tribune
OGct. 500 Wes' 23ast
At MRS. LOVES GERMAN BOkEAU,
y iGl igfb.s, ne.r lave VIII always be found large
number If nrs cas German servants for al capiclloA
NOOK.-As frst-class family cook (nO wash
lupt rci,It ncus Tor honesty s0hrley. Address MARY,
Bc1 III. Tribune ptown once l.js broadway
COOK.-By a first-class English cook, or
" coog wash AMI iron good city reference Apply at
grocery store 1913 @daye, between 65th aud 66thss
TOOK.-A frst-casS Scotch Protestant cock
X un all aboat first cass cooktnF soups meats
also u Oh uasry best Of refcronces wages modrI
ATE city OF country sos Gthaye between 2!d anu 2Jd els
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Nnrtion 5nies OF Real estate.

A j. BLEECKER s. son, Auctioncers.-EX-
"A. ECUToES SAL Estate Of samgrl spark q. DC
brick building and lOts, Nos 3D. DIS, 30 William ST.
ald 40 10 Dnan9si. southeast corner extra hNy WHs
suitable for n-lt mandatory; post clce banks,
courts bridge dc f " occupied and wen ren.ed - per
cent on mortgage. Maps ~ $50 broadway
EZTCUTOR'S SALE AT AUCTION.
H March TO- "a II q. premises Homestead OF the
Caleb Tlott ahOat north Of lshkil o. the
FIudoa y Y Eight asr9s ~ good land large dwelling
Q0urccn barn abundance Of 1tuit good well 81
wa;cr pleasantly locatcc suitable Tor summer board
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YorK. wednesday. March ?. 1850
-''- - a .to IL

XEw-YoRK Wednesday. March 3. l.sn
Tho following sales were held at the Ex-
charge ealesroom to-day
~ Chqs. s. From. $500.
4sory bk Dwelling WIN ~ No. las IS Mocren sl2 SCI
gg Ltca1I1 !. M Hcf go
. story brick dwcnng win lcis nos 2uS ann -
Fa 3-ts a : q q slave ea'h Io' no. TO- OC
! 5.a'orv nIown stone dwelling WIN lot No ~ tGt
5,iastn GO nwof LeNnF'oa-av'' 10, ~. a.5ol
Elizabeth + Cl7rre .....-.-- ,5,.,f-. -
I ,- rr,Iic lot-c I'm lot. No 1863 East l2bt@' COZ
usII0ftw of slave. lot 2jK91ll ~ L 90 ~
! similar rou.c yiii 3 lots llith.st. 100 IL ~
Washington ave. each lot 2oNIl'S' o'..n-.. 2lO.
~ Tqa mat FsgrnrE 800,
I 2 e.-,. frame dive liro wiz lcf SO ~ Last -
gus 20 IT Of 5'ha'e' o' ''ON.D... 5000
~ ~ p n T,d'or 4 o.. 80
, a. st,.-- D., o. 1,.cfng with T. No"l2 West Zbtl
s.. l55ftw Of sth-aFe. JOY I''f'''' 90. 1900
KNAPP.
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little fellow four years old PRAYED thus
Cor himself: o Lord. Mess Georgc ana make tna
cord Lov ard don'f LET hn he naughty again. ncNt
no never! Because Won know. when he IS hauSH'9 Nv
sticks 10 IL 50 - Ncw-Havcn Journal.
Lang SYNE AGAIN.-Old ScbO0lteli0w: IT,
rs me- sir Getting on pretty mlddl,nG thank S"u
Tndcrfolcrnr line sir Hope you'l civ" me tuill Su
dsv sir II von'd stick my card up over your "a ~,
niece sir so your friends might nave IL h'"iJ - '
thing hsppcned. sir. thank y0u.-lJudy.
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feQnl Notifies.

SUPREME COURT. City and County OF New,
y Work The Leather Manufacturers National Ba1s o.
New. YORK agt Tho Oxford Iron Company, sEL1EN 4
sCKANTON EIfZ1BEIn " TULLEH WIT t Of qE h as5
BFNJAMIN g. CLARKE ~ receiver Of the, oHiodH
Iron Company sud assignee OF the hru % art ia
Of this Court entered IA the above thlteu
I'm day OF February 1880 the undeisgn 80" nm the
Exchange Sales Room ~. Bro4dNaY in{1 IE q, the
York, tho 9TH March. 1850 at II'V J a.,
afternoon Of that day. through adrian H. m9 h, IL H.
iOueers the following described uiOpeIN "
saw thirty rvo g., n bonds % the oxford ZION COMPANY
cured by nrst mortgage thr property ul W. - ~
oxford Iron Cnupanv: hd bonds LDclcl ilV - ~
coo. both inclusive and from lOj to ~ b1n iusnS
dollars ts'.ODO ana each Of SAIL 2 9iH' -, ",
Apn l. 1876 and payable ApTil iH'I " "nS 6cioheT l. IN
each year and attached TO sod bonds there ato forty ntces
warrants coupons bon IS NOS oiu "a uu' "'
rhirtg.nue 10 bonds Nos. 7OG to rs inclusive
Dated February ~, 1850. =, - ,,.pprpY pe,eree
y "a sA,-pouN ,,aiptil.' attorney. Broadst. Drcxc
Building New.YOrk III" ZtaN'" ~ ~ ~ -!
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ines, was transacted in the Supreme Court of the United

No 9ots-Frank J. HowDan plaintiff IN cfr, r, s snaea,
vvgrti 4 IA ICES q hr l-tr 20 "a 81, 49,
ris 900 o. ou n h ~ the palnu III Ilu
lawve- Of 81 Ious 10y the Circuit Coutt OF ht lon
conduct "A mi l WrHu0E ne Ilah
here presented wht cert i'm Provisions OF % ncSls
li-'iu the 81 Louis 90 III 81 tf
and limiting Iicit 81 appeal thrrefron are IN IN
he C0uetitntinn of the Tnitel stats Nv the pith,
ror n H. 90 ARMED Argue by : Black and George e
Fdmunds painuG I'm error and G H. hl I'm. ~, n,vid
HiichcOcL defendants Ia error ana supm'e" -
Wagner plantif in error.
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Gounirp ,)ropcrln hanicO.

FURNISHED Country House wanted for the
summer on high healthy groUul. olc hour from cry
Win use AMI over about @pj yer
tnontt. and prompt tenant Address Box l2hE
Post ONCE.
WANTED TO RENT-A good country
w s'sre aud dwelling. one with established TRADE PIE
errcd m thrvng village goof produce section not o. ur
loo mi from Nc YORK Address. wih fun description, T.
X. Box 80, Tribune ofico.
WANTED to buy or rcnt.-A house II to -
rooms with ia TO H., lc4es. thirty mites from
Sew YORK with Young apple orchard pears and small fruits
TIC udsou preferred De- convenient o dock or Idiold
station Address. with iu description. { =. box - IT'D
unc. y. y.
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Gin prcucr.n Go Lct.


CHANCE 10 ECONOMlIE.-Fine 1-Story
~ horse 90 ict partially furnished East o-ds owner vi
board for part rnut F. a. ~ ANht. L,'i ~ io-l h.'g
L'LATS TO LET.-ln the new building u. W.
corn Of Cih ave and Jltht For rartic liars apply TO
3. H.ICDLON & Co,
IL o-.T' lIn" 70. and J 1870 b;0ad"ar
7 AEGE hall. suitable for billiard or dancing
or Will alter ME- FRO tl"aT and 3ith ST. Ap-
pIv O. NORRIS 70. BAEE6 CO, - West 3ith- a.
V'O LET-Buildings. stores lofts and offices
4 IN Beekman. Fulton Pcfr. tlu. Liberty. Nus-Hu and
VII lem -. EULNSD e WntllH SO. Beestaan 81
rVO LET.-7s5 LcxingtOn-lve. near 6lot-st::
stone. 2OE55. For permit address or cal
HVLAND & WHITfNG. B@tkmanst
rT'O RENT or FOR SALE.-A ull-sizcd, nigh
coop four story brick front house. No 81 East 2letst
For particulars inquire ~ l., No. IS East 24i -
II1O LET.-Six highly desirable four story
brown stone hRhstoop houses Nos. H. ll5 49, H.
These ,uses are built ia best ia
yrsfmfn'. and arc Handsomely finished Throughout
Natsuiuru on Tho premises.
40 permits necessary. Apply 90 .....--r
AtArnod. Constable & Co.'S. 9TH we. ans l9ths
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Brooklnu Real Gsidts for Sale.

LOR SALE r TO LEASE. The whole or
rart Of valuable factory prop rty Grce1ront.
Eagle Freeman Gnd West ste consisting Il twelve lots Of
ground, wOand ags0rY h1ck building 30 ny 100 ioot
one story brcS o.ge shop .! b. 100 feet steam eocin
chop For terms apply on tie premises or to
0' EUER co,
81 PcCA slip
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A coAcHMAN RESTORES STOLEN MONEY.

William Hughes and Thomas Crow, Eng
hsh coachmen. were In the Yorkyo Police Court yes
terday Crow as defendant charge Of stealing 500
from Hughes Both had been until recently employed
By Mr. Lorilard pad grooms, that is. servants in
livery who follow ladies horseback. Hughes had
been saving up penny for rainy day. be said. while
ms English fellow servant had spent his money IN
ing presents TO the aundress One morning when Crow
was missing Hughess 81 90 had also myserouslY disa
neared from his trunk lie knew that the Englshmau
had taken A. hut he had proof until he heard that nc
lauudress had been iniruscd by Crow with the safe
LeeuinQ OF 500. Crow arrested yesterday. He
finally consented 10 return the money 10 Hughes aud
VAS discharged. About two years ago Gro came from
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COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. March 3.--The following business

was transacted in the Court OF Appeals today;
ga rohn " Haryay appellant agt Christ pher J. Lott,
rrSoudant -submtte1 No. lG-Wilian r Board ani al
oiher eyecutors appellants against Horduo n GRAY re-
Spgnds by john T. Parsons III ap6 an and by
Ihr,In WakeuaI for resp )nfen No 80 Charles q.
II,,son and others respondents, against William r. Ross
ann oIhers ATguei by T. e. CaIn3 Tor appel
ants and by John T.. Parsons for the respnhdahtA .
Tho dag for Thursday Is as foows Nos 81 1913
! los. %, i02 i, LOG AMI lOI
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Banhrnpi Notltrs.

NOTICE.
ESTATE OF LAY COOKE & co. IN BANKRUPTCY.
PHILADELPHIA, Fob -. 1850.
The creditors Of this hereby notified uat the SAFE
Of the various assets represented the ASSET DINI
DI.ND SCRIP" i.sucd hy me viii bc held Dy Mcssrs NJ.
THOMAS e SONS. at their Auction Rooms. Nos lS9 ana
al south 4th ST. Philadelphia Wednesday the 8ls day or
March 1880 commencing ri II o'clock a. H., aud LASTING
O'Clock be cont Iuued from taF 10 day al
those hours until The catalogue has boon 0nore
notice IS given the Committee reserve mo ig 10
change valuation the cataO rs OF any OF me
De offered for sale under the plan apoVed See
Der 30. 1870. until the actual sale shall be mace. go
The catalogues ing seut out rs rapidly as posDl
shoud any creditor not received or before the
ST day oil March nnl VIII me- one Will be promptly
10 liis address -. r.,.,.,.. .,.-,.-
Copies catalogue be seem ~ the Once OF MT w
J. BARNEY, Room 1873 Borcc Building, 10 Bro'HNay
Ncw-NOrk
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Gitn RtaI estate for Sale.

A HANDSOME, large, finely furnished house
~ sale rent H. complete ORDER nuoy located 20 East
7Sdst OWNEfs 2 Astot HOure.
A SSORFMENT NEW RESIDENCES.-21
aud - East Am st. end 70 - "a East thsi.
Madison aud 6th-IvOs: owners, DuG6lN & CkOSSNAN.
Architects ~ Fast t Send fOg priced catalogue explain
ing "Hsw 10 build good houses"
EOR SALE.-Five-stOry store in Beckman-
Pearl. vel IeIcd paying over pper cent. Al
dress A. =. wEEKi.s. Tarvtown. y. =
EOR SALE.-A first-class house, thirteen
II rooms eight lots Nount Hope fremont station %
minutes FOrty.Ccoui street DeIOt price, $1,000
Amply JOHN y. OTTGWELI, 100 Sd ave.
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TOO GREAT SPEED IN A FOG.

England with James Gordon Bennett and was then en-
plcyed by Mr. rillaTd He was TO nave gone 10 "AS0
Cooper Yesterday.
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ferlures ano MceIlnds.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-Rev. HERBERT
N H. HAYDEN as,y on sr,- IN Newitsyen VII Lee
sfantiai Fvldcpce." Rev stephen II. Tying, ID, D. VIII
preside Hon EDOc t. Fancher viii Introduce speaker BOZ
G opers Monday March s. General admission 30 eents
lie erVed seats, IS cents
NETWORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
" The second Course Of Lectures for s3ss9 viii be &c,
third lecture Will be gwen DO Prot j. \ NEWBEkkt.
MARCH4 Subject Our Mines OF Cold anu sitt .sns
present Future" Tickets &c obtained from mem
beers aud officers Of the Academy.
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rrcorrED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

f@' oi-'|' a. AZ
NlW-fhH" 'i''.
wayerlcr 4 loo q va o. of Sa.Siayc. i25x
~. and a'lo Ctit,ai-a,.. rcar 80 % o,-ave,
, Ti.ee ,,.,,. IN II, :, NJ ,,sf1 r.. 10 point On
A#u ,' a''i f,rl, tf n ...r,,,.-r, -J ar: Phcbe
W., --.a'',to, o-. fo smith NV ir ......-... ~
0'l I'll, 49,. D. Nyoi-q .................-
=" ~ i' w, ~ ,tf, ave- oftlcp.II . Mary =
I4'I T.; r~so,l, A + ,..rl ....... CO.
.I -'''-.. O. a. ~ -.i, -,.a .uqr OO5 : T. New
''lltI 80 ~ ~ p I,i..,ri ........... 1GG.
GO. ''.' IA i'r NJ ~, .t, 11N $50. william
- t'f,,ss to Wir m % Iiyr~sfou ..... $40
rga1ia l T9, .. ~ ~ + l5 E El,fii4 /.
Emma Gree or ana nI''rii ii 20. V.li1T IA
Ii.inc tor on" WIG d" '' '"'"'' go.
G7'h q. itof w"t 'ih9, '-' '''' j. MIG 90 I'D
rc,i Sa 20 j. s6i also So IS c'amb.r,t ihs 'ig;
tuH iA' insurance ''-'i''' 20 NO
''''' ;.a.s . ani ic 70 . r.y9Ic[[, l2o
Broomest. ~ 10. cor o. Man.i'...' -'i. "a
regular: also No = , ..H, ~ 80, %, ,r,,.i.
I-ir Nenrn o Nit arg ', N@e %. 1870 ~ ID,
OH 2 'tT.. o. 5ay ,5yl.o: Z Loas',n NJ.
f gis' 10 Jacob Eurlcr' 10f another ........- - O
Charrncr--s' % e. .., ~, 81, ~ ~ Ce-ir, n
SIS also cham, Us sI ~, !. mar S,n-r,.st
2ailvGlGxiueeriari a fI'n'' " "'" o. "a
80 j VIM m o., ~ leisf % 2vlu2.2. s-rar
Ni,ic ana i,snlH. , az ,6, Ia. inc, wood
Inthtf. = 90" D., ~ y, 49, 49,. ''' ' g IN
-, aln ?" ~, ~ iaf,es " Wc.t re',r a. samuel
Raj. n rl,;;,ci PIC
and another tu.se. c', TO A. Now y, 5{ T'y Ia, 5000
W ~rlil Aii " ~, u" =. 'i. b.. y, - W .i,,o,,
Gran'-st " a.. = vn' ~ n II ~ ycV e1IO
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Gounirn lJropcrtn tor Sale ano 90 fet.

AT ORANGE, y. j. (neighborhood speciality.
gains EbwAGD ' 2 -" HA%ILfoN. > Pnt.t Il. y
4 VILLA on the Hudson at Yonkers, 1l2
- acres high gr0uudi p brick Gothic residence
stables fruit, shaio best order Price 100000 EDWIN
COUNTRY SEAT TO LET.--Loc3ted on the
- Passac River at Kcarnc. Hudson Coz j. large prick
mansioai 10 rooms eyoty modern nGnet sa3c ior
forest shade trees staDe. &c. WIZ b. rented low 70
Eg92. l ,l %cua AEp to THEODORE NAcNNA ''V
EARAI-RENT or on SIlARES.-200 acres
toome. from depot Oh Long Island L. H. lease eiven
Address J. %. HiGGINs ~ Ced'r
FOR SALE.-A first-class farm. containing
80 acres one ~ the finest SITUATIONS in Columbia C0un
q. \. y. Address $. vO~BUHGH Hilsdale, coluo.0a
FOR SALE or TO LET.-Teuafly. y. j.
garlror wholly a aish.dlf desired Address W. b. sroD
FURNISHED COTTAGE TO RENT.-Onc
hour from NeH-lorS; i've minutes from 5cpo' tn
Irblne Orice
FOR SALE.-At Newark. n. j., Cottage
iioqsG rooms he1iiiT lora'ion DGas'9GiE cm"3t,1
sc,rr lG7 Wasi onsi Ne"l ok, or at the PROMISES
EOR SALE or EXCUANGE.-Bcaut Sum
mcr ami Winter I'sitercc (iuc river views az Iury,
town mites ron 4egoi ana r'rT me H KEN E9 {
dre.s A. +. wEEKES. rarrtowu, =. y.
EVARN Of II acres adapted 10 small fruit,
market garden, fnc stock. on plain summer IcGesc
y 81 tao ~ - 81 dcIts nua s,a canai; one hoars r'ia
i,.Irut. AMI small capital Address FAEN, p. o. Box 49,
Bound H.oo@. y J.
FOR SALE.-At Birmingham. Conn, u mod
teen ro'ms ra t5eam water Laundry c,tcls c1ns'rwtly
AVN AMI garden ii.h eroued icllhg location. eyce.nt
nrehhoihoo' tye minutes wax from business centre Il'r
or s5da; f'' further Information '"' 4Ho&As Eags
EOR SALE CHEAP or 10 RENT.-Th4t
VI .hno" ,ln nS ir-It' I,3.h No" ir g cv,cy
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
w AsaINGToN, March 3.-The following bus
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ngSEaAI sEssioSs-PAET I-Cowiug, The People agt
Ioln Vaghn Gee stephen u. Woodbridge isOniOus
sut and battery 'GeOrge Shsrkey Cbares Cornell BURGLARY
Thoraa shaw Stephen CiOf. Abraham Graham grand lar
ceny Margaret CoEe bgamy John Barrett John Deady
1ossh ockner, larceny from the person Charlotte WisOn
fo,onious assault and battery
PanI IT-G dersioeye. 1.-The People agt Mary Wander
brct Elizabeth Wilson, Jane Henderson. robbery John
Hughes David Buckey eonous assault AID battery Ernest
sslTchach Edward Brown. burglary; Francis Wood. In
cest. Jennie Wilson, Mat To Be- Henry COrueus grand lar
ccy peter Oily. John Cary, Mary Dennoy Minnie Martin
BENJAMIN DAVIS larceny from the person
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04
BrrorDED LEASES.

pootrran 7 10 william Long. q cor "dave ana 2lst
81 building years. rent .--..-
Herman. Amelia t0 = l. Ilohen'hAl NohJi ID ave-
Isa8cs T. to FOsth.lneT. 80 10 AycB and No 2JJ
% -. years. rcnt 80.
ave years rcnt .-..---.--
OC;ara J 30 George Whisker. No ~ "ih ave years
average rent ..--....-.-.- . ~ -;
Tapp y " 20 Cooper. How y "a" "a "I ana 'h
WeIe, r b 10 A ChcllbJIg, No 800 5dgve. IOye1rs
Sc