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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-07

T6ACcpt ouuuay TExCopt oatuIuh5+
TRAINS FOB wAYzATA.
q. N. p. m. .. m. p m
s:25 $40 LIE ST. Paul, Arr. S:25 7:ls
900 6:15 LIE Minneapolis, Arr. 1850 $3.50
1888 ITO Arr WayZsta, Le...... TOO 5:45
JAS. j. HILL, Gen Manager.
". s. ALEXANDER, Gen. Passenger Agent.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-07

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Northern Pacific Railroad.
Depot feet OF Sibley street. Ticket and freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
NAVAL INTELLIG ENCE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Rear- Admiral L. H..
Patterson commanding the United States naval FORCE on
The Asiatic Station reports bis arrival on the Richmoh
at Annoy China December 10, 1879. He was stil there
on December II. The Richmond since leaving shanS-
hal had visited Foo Choo. and was going to Manila ana
Hong Kong Rcar-Admral Patterson had received
through our diplomatic representative, pressing nvi'
aon from the King visit Bangkok, aud proposed 10
do so If his duties would permit. The Paos arrived NJ
enTsin on November 16, and the Ashuelot and Monoc-
acy were at Shanghai The Alert left Shanghai Decem-
Der for Kobe, Nagasaki and Yokohama inc neat" VI
the souadron continues good The RearAdmiral reports
that the expOrtatiOn of tea from SHANGHAI roo ,nVM
and Annoy TO the United states Is mace altogcter III
foreign bottoms He rarely meets with an American
ship except III japanese pOrfs. - ,-...
day cor Norfolk to he locked for repairs.
Captain McIane Triton. United states Marine ooris
at Annapolis Nd has been ordered 10 report to me
Commandment OF the Washington Navy YARD on February
q TO command the marines stationed there Leave oi
absence for month has been granted SeconuLeueu-
ant Thomas n. Wood, Marine Corps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
an OLD CLAIM FOR PRINTING.

ALBANY, Jan. 27.-In the Special Term to-
day before Justice Ingalls,. Mr.. r. A. Parmenter moved
for a mandamus compelling Controller wadsworth 10
issue a warrant the Treasurer in favor OF j. H. FAR
menter for the payment of claim OF some $4,000 TOT
extra printing done outside the regular contract MI
Ruggles Deputy Attorney General, appeared In orpos-
ton to MI Parmenter and rected the facts concerning
former claim for $500 which had been ordered 10
be paid by the The facts were be sad that far
menter had agreed TO do the State printing Tor
the lump sum of $4,000 per year for two years.
This had been paid and he had also been paid $loooo
for what he claimed to extra work over and above
the Iump bid The Attorney General had instituted an
appeal, winch pending when The clam was d Iaiu'
The Controller alleged to be the auditlhg OHccI'
but there was provision the Constitution when pro
hibted him from drawing his warrant whefe theie WAS
no appropriation to meet It, - -, A,,,. l.,
Justice ingalls, held thtt the claim coud nar.S 40
considered proper one for the boafu 10 nu H.
alternative mandamus would therefore be granted WIN
out limitation for the purpose OF setthg the amount VI
the claim, pending al appropriation ny Inc Lcs's'a'
fnnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
A CORRECTIONS.
TO the Edttor OF Ths rTto "ne.


To the Editor OF The tribune.
SIR: In publishing the nameSof citizens who
last year claimed aud allowed exemption from tax
upon personal property, The TRIBUNE owes 1t to the
nbc 10 at least print correct list; otherwise great III
,nstce may be done in individual instances as In the
cage Of the writer who though well aware that not one
nersou in twenty owning personal property ever paid
tax thereon promptly made his return and paid the tax
ssessed Gs the Receivers books will show, or ought to
Under these circumstances 10 is certainly not agree
able 10 nd ones published among those who have
:. sworu off accomplishing many wellknown ana osten-
,v wealthy men who satisfactory To them
it;ss no doubt make oath that hey own no personal
nroncrtyD not even household effects.
IA rho harm unwttingly done by THE TRIBUNE In the
orcnar instance referred TO cannot be fully rcneded
70, usually attracts attention OF but few
,be many who read first report; but the writer
tnat This note may induce more care hereafter In
conniiiug the list the value OF which Is in Proportion
10 ia accui acy. 800 ''oiNS'
Netc- York, Jan. 20. 1850.
There was an error in this case. Mr.. st. John
was assessed on $4,000. and swore down the
a,nount TO So 500. These lists have been compiled
with the greatest care, as evidenced by the fact
that in the 10000 names thus far published only
this one mistake on our part has been discovered
Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
THE PART PLAYED BY DETECTIVE.
ENrRApPING F0RGERs UNDER THE GUlsE OF
BOSTON CAPITALIST.

ENrRAPPING FORGERs UNDER THE GUlsE OF
BOSTON CAPITALIST.
Charles r. Titus, alias Thompson, ana
Samuel r. Hoyt we're arragned yesterday IN the Gen
eral Sessions charged with attempting to negotiate
a forged check for 100000 on the BANK OF
America purporting TO have been drawn by j. D..
Colgate g. Co.. bankers, No. Az Wali-s Hoyt pleaded
guilty and was used as a witness against Titus
Last September is alleged, Titus met Hoyt ana toa
him that he coming into possession OF cheeK
drawn by B. Colgate Co., and that II he could nego-
uate IL he should be paid handsomely. Hoyt consulted
another man, with whom, 1t is alleged, he had had
similar dealings before and urged him 10 assist III the
negotiation This man IN trouble at the time, ana
IN gain favor with the authorities he decided on a
line of action which would clear him OF suspicion
been employed by j. b. Colgate Il Co.. and ne INTRO
duced Lowell Hoyt as John X. Baker " sond RAJ,
road man of Boston," who was just the person 10
transact his business Baker had several interviews
with Hoyt, aud finally 10 was arranged that
he Hoyt and Titus should meet at Cnathain ;,
St hotel, and there conclude their business
and Titus then met for the first time Titus banded
scaled yellow envelope TO Hoyt aud the latter gave 10
Baker" The latter agreed to meet thehl latel'
and they remained the hotel until he should return
The envelope contained the check for S1OOOOO ana IL
was ut once pronounced q forgery by Mr. Colgate INC
same afternoon Titus aBd HOyt were arrested hoy
told the part the transaction yesterday tie
added If they had been successful ne was 10 nane
had SO OOO the apitalst Baker, sS3 600 ana Iitus
and the clerks employed by Colgate Co.. whom iIIus
alleged drew check the remainder Tie trial Will
he continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
THE COURTS.
A DEFEATED CANDIDATES. DEMAND.

IL
suING FOR The MONEY WHICH lie HAD PAID FOR
ELECTION EXPENSES.
The Anti-Tammany candidate for Justice IN
,bc Tenth Judicial District last FAN Christopher T.
CLARKE T. r. Angel. the Republican candidate was
.c,ed and Mr. Clarke has brought suit In the Marine
CONT agaipst Jordan L. Mott to recover the $3.50
which he claims to have paid him for election ex-
ne,sea on the ground that the money was not
properly expended. The defendant obtained an oruer
,or n, examination of the plaintiff before trial. and the
,ss,,uonv was taken before Judge HAYES yesterday
Mr. Clarke said he was Admitted to the bar in june
1877 On November 8, 1870. he paid 1880 to Mr.
Mat, AT hts iron works He paid IL to HIM TO be used
only In the payment OF the necessary election pruning
hs and Mr. Mott was authorized to use II for any
other purpose. ]. c. Clarke and j. j. Mooney were III
the room al the same time and j. r. Angel came In soon
afterward. His friends advised him not TO pay the
money to the Assessment Committee OF ANU
Tammapy and he followed their advice. MI.
Mooney and William Cauldwel suggested Una, 'o
should pay So 900 into the hands OF SOME
person aud that the comm'ttee sno ,1, Emiino,s
ne for the necessary expenses and Wian Eoii9E
name WAS suggested. But Mr.. Mott salu tnaI IL ~.
would pay him the 81 $50, everything would DC igns
The witness said that ne told MI motI ma "a a. md no
had been Informed that the General COMMITTEE wous
not support him. But MI Mott assured hiu wa. ~,
the money was paid he would nc supported anu tno
money would only in proper election expenses
Mr. Clarke declared that when he accepted tue noun
ination he did not know that assessment woGu ne
made on him. that II was the customary RUE. ne
candidates who had paid ana those VINO hau nus
paid He asked II ne had never known
OF defea ted candidate who demanded back Tue assess
ment Yes, he answered be had known OF one VINO
demanded and another who received Oack tne Wchey
paid The examina ton Will be continued today IN Tue
Office OF George W. Van Sicen the counsel TOT MT Molt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON Jan. 29.-The following bust
transacted In the Supreme Court Of the United
States to-day:
f. Carroll Brewster, William ". West, OF
Philadelphia admitted to practice was also Charies
L, Shepard of Fond du Lac, Wis., motion OF f. O. Laphan
No. 201-James +. Mcguire plaintiff IN ag Bessie
NJ and Corwine executors etc In error TO the supreme
Court of The District OF Columbia argument continued by f.
p Stanton for plaintiff and Euoch TotteD Tor
PENDANTS and ncuded by f. r. Stanton for pant
in
No i77-The Union Passenger Railway Company plaintiff
agt Philadelphia. Argued by d. w Sci
lers and Carroll Brewster for plaintiff IN error and William
Morgan jr for defendant In
No 17S.-R A. nghman. appellant. agt William Proctor
ct al. Continued.
No $780, w SANFORD plaintrln agt Andrew
L. Moer ON motion OF James Lowndes, plantn in error
disfnssicd with
Adjourned until Monday at ~ o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
NExv WORK. nAuy TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JANUARY 80, 1880.

s7t9s r. Of hsETsO ana vie 70
5.,h Whs%ia ss m Y Of sra1c aiIioO5: Xivah
55thst 100 Il Of Madson9ye 2oTVS SiIe 265oo
eth.st: s. SO # W Of Leyiss 22xofi iAnsOH 4sO0
lO4hst lo5 fi Of 4thave 0xloo; Henry roibep 5000
12othst l25 two sh,aye' ,n1i0Oil 'o $500
'1o Man to g james Jan = = nsrsSoTns R.s
il5thst $50 V Of lslaye 2oxs5 Maria haa 5000
same pTOpery crstSpssr pullman another 1000
l5 shsa"iU' Sjf 70 stsve
AMI also 10 f. Of w sIa sn6 another 1880
shave 9Ists SSlSo s Snaen' $4,000
s7hst 300 e " Of Ithsye 2SHloOl naii" $4,000
chen ana S ge 70 OF s awe 20 o16s go
r Livermore. executor, etc; to N Brd 51Sisa 10,
81 David McArn wife TO 60 600
Sdaye cor llth.t. 100 lOxl7O Henry wen" $4,000
clinonst 100 r. Of stanIonst lOo1ooi Mye 255Oo
4stast 90 {. ot7tI'syS 10 S1Soi TheoArnOo 1900
Ralroad COMPANY 4 Sa9s4 5f4e.SH L"no 1900
lot N " % e GTSGg d. Sy COM 70
Charlotte W Therason.~...
RECORDED LEASES.
Fish Hamilton t. EdT2 1Ivs smith e7sS0SI iS 20
years At annual rent Of.
Same 70 S1Tsrs 24 sta ia II nj rent 2
Same to same cor lth-avc aud 2hst 26xe6.o1 600
same r's 10 "ac ' 4taVe $ 2ths 22xies $50
s,n ud IT, same an year a an Il nof is l2x
Estate Allen to seth corSn aPPeT s re nj o 1000
RECORDED mORTGAGE>
prl 7 II and wife TO the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany No 45 West 24ihst and ais0 cor mad 600
and s0tlrst. MORTGAGES lia years '",ai
Buderss and wife tcJ II Ks iy ysaTs t"tal 10000
Same to Helena Kouwenhoven : 'Sa'7' Q VI - 5000
Bronson to Donovan si20ih-st of sthavc 600
cr"wOn M9rgaret and husband 70 ~ year $4,000
pav ssi@ hnS and husband to sds Mixes Of ooo
Levy. and wife to the Franklin savings banA $500
hcCaffsTy catharne and another to' seAi'ns 1000
Post sd H%rG o, t a %'C5i tS 1900
RuPPe,i 10 D II MeApln st Nicholas ave ''' 10000
scnm Min d no l wifa Il fsf auve 4th 400
smith Thomas and snCiher TO IL Vel ysI total eta 45375
steeer willl,m !, u to Thomas Keenan, h'A 6OOo
Taber and others to Tue orphan Asylum $4,000
vokening Bertha and husband TO INC 1 aan LIZ liz
Insurance Company. s44'hsh W oil dave IS 10000
vrtdenbulgh to William Garrett cor h''' 5000
w.,1Gs snn an hnsbaSd to tho Mutual Life In
suranee Company VS. SHAVE oi ' is'' 5000
Walton Hannah to the MItnai tng n year, 5000
White Ameia aud husband 20 uSSp anu $4,000
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Brown II 10 the Proyldent Saving and Life Assur - ooo
- ance Sccle' =; ~, ,'''''---''' 1920
EN' SmllI' ~ '" ~ y n - Lac ' 1000
Fuhrmann, I 10 iinten t 81 tfa,i,ner 5000
Hotties Conrad III X Eauvelt- "''
King ana another executors e''' 1887
Manhattan Life Insurance company 10 fr""'s - 5000
o. Grady 80 i, 1; .... l4,0C0
sayre, oJ Roosevelt and another eAeeu'O 10000
g., t-,,~c,c
sorchan and aqoher e1eegsqf'' exc 10 g. 500
Lt,hAlHe' y, ,en','"''' ' 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
Giedmboats ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Leave New.York from foot OF Desbrosses and Cor|
andt-sts. -,
SEQ for washington Psburg, Columbus Gncinnati'
Indianapolis Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston
and the south Pullman cars from Baltimore TO Ne"arH
D. m for Washington and the West Pullman cars from
to Baltimore and Washington, making close cnn
nectOng PittsbnrR Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville
ana Loais Through Pullman cars Baltimore 10 Cncn'
iG.oo p M daily Washington the South and West Pull
man sleepeIs from NewYOrk 10 Baltimore Washington
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati Indanapo
lis Louisville Louis Columbus Pttsburg the South and
Pullman cars from Baltimore Cncn-
natl connects at Washington with trains for Lynchburg
Florida, New Orleans and the SoutIL o. :, on ~.
ticket ouces, loot OF COrtandt
and Dcsbrosses.ss and Depot Jersey Sty ..-
porIvip TpTr FITS TO KANSAS NEBRASKA
hOtND iHit IN CoTORADO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
P1GEoN-sHOOTING INYEW-JERSEY.

BrRGEN, n. j., Jan. pa large number
Of Nsw.Jrrsey pigeon shooters contested for badge
here Yesterday The conditions Of tho match were ten
birds EACH H. and +. traps, singe-barre gune twenty
one yars rise The close and resultedin
me berween W. p. DE Con aud W smith. MI DE Con
won the badge when tho tic was shot on WIN atcore OF
Ss,sen hirds KILLED Mr. Smith shot match for
400 a suc with George PauiGng, OF BrnOkiVn, wDlcl
a. afcen birds Tile tie Was then scot or and resulted
a., a Vcfory Smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Captain Thomas II.
French 7th Cavalry has been retired from active ser
vice on account OF disability The leave OF absence
granted to Surgeon Charles Il. White, United states
Army. on account Of disability, has been extended six
months Second Lieutenant II. H. Benham, "a Infantry
row on temporary duty at David's Island; " y, mas
heen ordered 70 iOln his company ApTil l. lesO ne
leave of absence granted sccond-Leutenant W. y.
Hughes, 18th Infantry, has been extenaeu tMehtS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30

erprr,fr Coyar-CHANsKRs-Donohue J-court opens az
,es, a. NJ Calendar called at IL m NOS og q 20 %
iVs 2O2 2Os 27l ISL 2Si SOl 3oc 3O7 $40 DO
yYO 32l, Az, 1913. , 90. o..,. a, 1o2o n IN -
Law and Fact-Nos Z5t 43o .... =, ,oao n mn -
rs uaose Nos i7si 1885 1856. 1929 1880 1920.
x2Sss - Daniels JCourt opens 1890 Case on
No sas-Hubbel AIT the Pacific Mutual insurance con
pany III ~ an Brunt JCourt opens at 1880 msh9It
<asss 1872 2500 26O9 2oOe 24sz 2Af5' zx4 zo'''
gait. 22l5 ...,,., rVpn- Adiourned until the
Monday IN FeDiuaf co,r, onans of 10 a Calen.
spESllL gwck J-Court opens ~ Az a.
aar called Al II a. Mos. o., H. 20 70, 4. -, ~
TRIAL TERM-PART IfreednaD JoC9urt openS NJ - a.
rp-sshort Cansos.-Nos. ESQ. l125 lUJo. ll5i
ARTS III and iII-Aajournea Tor the term -, a., a..
SsMnox PiEAs-oExHRAL TERM-Adjonned until the nrst
"spsciAI IkSM-J H. Day J.-Court opens at II a. H.
i No IL. A., uonaav NJ Februarv
TEAL TYnu-PAKr Ivan Hoesen Conrt opens AZ 90
,s-Nos 1887 266, 2060 il22, 962 1901 1870 loVo
1898 1910, 1898. 1912 1878, l24l. -, TT nnea
MaRISE coUar-TRIAL TERh-PAErs and ll-Adouihcu
'or spg Jcoprt opens 10 canses
Nos 1855 AL coo 1850 $500. 4l3S 42oi AIS" AlSo'
JThe People agt
nsss poweg John smitil william OC0nner ROBERT Evans,
tsomnick KiIoraD. Thomas Price. grann larceny
r, Ktnny John A. BarklaDd Max Dfeyfees isioniVus
ssa, aud battery Thomas Bieley, Charles bAck john
lanes cl3uire William Allen John SOie.i an
tsrv James Mccarthy, Fred Walsh Jane smith wIan
Brown larceny from the person Clarence u Ferry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Jan. 29.-In the Court of Appeals,
to-day-present the Hon. Sanford L. Church. G. j. ana
associates-the following business transacted:
No 39-The People etc. appellants agt Henry d. Dcnison
respondents; argned by O. j. Everett Deputy
Attorney enera appellants and VIM Ruger for re-
spOndents. -
No 2O-wliam IT. Young, administrator. etc. respondent
ag Harriet others appellants argued by Hez
eah Watkins for appellants and Homer A Nelson FOR re-
spondent
The following is the Court of Appeals day calendar for
Friday, January 80 1880:
Nos so, 90, SO. 81. AZ, Is. CT and IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
ACCUSED BY HIS OWN DAUGHTER.
A FORMER PASTOR CHARGED WITH SHOCKING BRU-
TALLY 10 HIS FAMILY.

TALLY TO HIS FAMILY
Barbara ]. DinsmOre died in August, 1879.
And left most of moderate fortune her husband the
Rev. James Oinsmore, formerly pastor the American
Presbyterian Church. Eeyenth-st. She left her only
child, Mis- Jane Stuart only 800 The daughter
through James ii. Johnston, her counsel mas
begun a contest of the will on the ground
OF the mothers unsoundness OF mind' ana
her fathers undue influence. The testimony OF
ar st,art n cood-ooking woman we'll dressed and
about twentyiv years DID, given In the surrogate
Court yesterday morning was lnteIestng' ohe sa,u
rhaf her mother WAS very Incorporate, ana Inc doctors
Insisted in illness that she sdond not nave
Manor 10 drink Nevertheless her father continued 10
snpnly her with IT, She died at last IN the New-10rK
Hospital Mr.. DinsmOre would not permit me witness
to visit her mother and forcby put her out OF the house
when she came there He went so far once as 10
knock her down. and when the wife interfered he struck
her also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
RouND BEo6K ROUTE

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
New.York from station {. H. H. Of ~ j. foot OF Lib
For station Ninth ami Greensts at 745 g. l1:lb
loo 4. J:5o 7l5. Il On Sunday at $40 a. '
For station corner Third and Berkssts at $50 llil5
$780, $50 4. $780, 7;lj p H. ON SUNDAY at oio NJ
For Trenton Warren ard Tuckcrsts G3O 7:45 o. ilsl6
o. M 30 $500 J:3o, al, Il p m On sunday a' o'4o
Reu:nins Trains win leave Philadelphia for New York
Ninth sis. at 7:3O' $50 n M: l2:l0 lao $50
90 7l5 II M on sunday sI9 q o I M y G 925
6:sO $40 I.I5 .. sunday at $40 1870 p. m
From Trenton Warren and Tuoscrstsl:20 except Mon.
day. GO. $50 1918 M Poo 80 40 4lo oSi e'Oo
connection made at Jersey CITY station to and from Brook
TicIcts IT,, ssis al tcot OF liberty st. Nos 2aa SOL o!i,
057 Broadway and AT tho piinipai hotels Nes 2"nd
NewYoIk Transfer Company Doits EHrressl VIZ cal Tor
sgG S9se 6asg lo@ o., 99 81 and to @ w s%
New York. and Sogii,t Brookly Al th,se oac,- ale III
81. =. BALDwiN, General PASSENGER Agent.
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ boL.Ah Tor special msd ussei steamers rs leave
leT 49, iS 9o ys ot G1 Icc @@- SS a" 'P ILL.,
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
II RIVER HAiLRoAD Commen,cing Dec l. 1879.
through IrnRs VIZ 1nS Sf oT xe to Rochester IT.
Adams Montreal WITH drawngroom cars
cal 100 % n fT1'R Se %s saa o
70 IL S, a % GsTs e TO ASa aS Ha n 5
100 m albany ana Troy EIR.gss with sleeplng cars f,r
Louis, Rnng hTonsh Her2 e, @g !" ana for Montreal eR
n Ssis ior huu thi t" y, 400 oe,'""
'ep"g nun .t FTprcs, ror Montreal Rochester and Corn
Morrca Via 81 Abant 81. .,oo,,,x ,... o.,
svrscuse Rochcser Niagara Fails Buffalo Cleveland 70
IL 90 AZ" g6t FEpress. with sleeping cars to Albany
ana Toy On sale at Nos 252 ana Alb Broaiwag
we"teoft. Express Qaees t@rk place and - aad 942
hioa"""' WV c. q. MEEkER Conceal Passenger Agcut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NV YORK CITY.

nivision. ST. No 1914 25x62 Herman k0rn and others
10 samuel " K0in and others
suliiyan.st $50 n II OF Bleccker-st, 2oxlOOi LII
lie law Charles Hau
tsrIon-st 100 2 II W o: Gold ST. l9.6x70llxa OK
s06 Il Kely, sheriff. etc, TO Henry Poihe-
ParIow' a. No 81 ls9xSO; Gerhard Albers and wife
same property Louis kleinin ana WIG 10 EIheS"no
p,,erst0esve n q cor lOGth-st, 1901 lx26; William
Garrett wife TO John 5 Vredengursl; To-
Shave W ~ bOS fts OF plsts' <0AiVV' Snriioo 40
Hayens 10 Hannah walton -
Shave :. 75.s IL OF vistsi zoAlVo' Ohaios 10
Ravens " Eliza Walton =, ] -
lethst NJ 323 West ZO.lUxSZi JOHN oSpo'n vi"
wife 10 William Osborn "a -
lO9th ST. n s, 1915 II OF 4th-ave, 'oAiooii' Spe0oi
Tanning 10 Julius spaelh . a. on a. ,,c;lcn
3lst.gn 4ls.9 IL " OF 2d-aye, ls.Vf3ovi i'ouDon
yapelsden. r. referee. TO soaring - ~, q
same ploperty John w soaring 10 Catlidrlhe NC
s7,i,sI n 8 iYOG II Of Aye-A, u 6xi0Oi Emma q
Johnston and Others 10 John WiihAms''--'-'''' y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-30
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Jan. 20. 1880.
,,-;,, solas vera held at the FIX

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Jan. 20, 1880
The following sales were held at the +,
change SalesrOOm to-day
~ 4. H. Muller son.
I Astory brick bu ldIng and frame house Win Iot 20
AZ New. B0weIy cor Of Jamesst, lot z0fxloh .. o
2SGxi20; - S''
1 history Orick building with lot NO AZ New boWrIy,
g. OF Olver-st. lot 377S39.lOx2o4x'f.6i Dsnl O ,
. story brick houses ana 2-stOry brick mousse WIN
lease OF 4 lots. Nos 30 TO 223 slave = cor OF
10Th Al each lot I3XlOO. leased May l. 1910, term
vi wears. ground rent $500 per annum Aafoh =
HirshfCd. -
A stnrv Lrick tenement house with lease OF lot ~
100 WiIIet at W H. n Of HOustOnsI LOT zotluui
leased MAY l. 1866 term II years grounh REM
$500 per annnn, taxes, assessments, cue fetor O
b.stoIy brown stuno house with lease of lot NO 20
3,layo w =, u Of 4 Ia. rot 20 lOrlOui leased May
/ $50 ground rent al, 600 per annuin taxes, IS
sessments etc "A Wallace ......; o'@
By BERNARD Snyth.
right title and interest IN 2-sloy DITCH houses
with lots, Nos $40 TO 3ly HousiOnst s,r Oh
Wiett- st, each 25xj0 2st"ry frame, pumng
lot, NO474 Grandst u \. 40 ~ OF Nlnett
st. lot ok loo and 2siory briek ana iiauns u~
ling and story stable with lot NO ~
piit,st " g. OF Houston. st. lot 2OxIOO JOS Ap-
IN Rfchsrd " Uorneu:
story brick building with lease OF lot NO 3OI ISL
ave W s. 26 IL OF 2lst-st, lot 2oxlOO; leased May
l. 1879, term II years, ground rent 5000 per an
JnO Nallace