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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
SUMNER LEISURE.
INCIDENTS Al SARATOGA.

SARATOGA. Sept S.-The air this morning
was ear AID cool Crate fires and seam-heatng were
welcome additions to comfort indo r.. and wraps ana
overcoas prevailed outside At noon the temperature
VS. GO.
Three different sundayschool excursions are in town
TODAY Glru's Fall, Organization picnlcng at the
lake
The final accounting OF the executors of the estate OF
the late John lIorrsscy place before the suIroga"
to-dly.
The annual convention Of The American Pha'maceut-
cal l. announced among the events OF next
week The sessions Will b. held IN tne Rink.
competItory drill between loca! military organza-
tions ri tue Fair Grounds This afternoon. Attracted
numbered military men from Albany Toy and Utca.
Colonel Weeks of san Antonio, Tcxns stay ing ut the
Grand Union, was thrown from Ms carriage by me sud
den tuning OF the horse last evening, and sustained
several bruises about she head
ne Saratoga special trains between tins point ana
Nv York were discontinued day.
A. Minchlucr, owner Of Wstkus+ Glen, arrived at the
c ar.udon Yesterday. .,. a.
oscar NJ Newell, who has given piano racitaIs at ~"
sf,. dunn lie summer. w,. furnish midr mu nc at
the New York state tair at Albany september TO- 10
Jude David Capton. o. Montgomery, Ala, with bis
I.',rtr K 1sr1e, and family NJ Washington are
among lie At the Grand Un,og. ,,.,. .r.,,.,
win hls family ~ the Windsor yes. riay.
Inc new arrlya ncl9hc the i9lo"igs ic,..o. Nv.
WildsOr H0tcl-B {. Cnelwood, = : IAohas' New
Ciqrendon Hoet-C. l.. Ncrru and family, POUCH
kcep.r; W H. Marston aud VIE. BrOo@iJn; j. H. Nor
lev II LOUIS + II. Han, L. :. y.
Congrcss HrH-F. q uroeau ana VIE, Qle2ec a.
Nu,d1r, ir washing ON; C. Cas- Idly 1ud family, tll-
clco; = Pols aud wife. X. Ma-iord and Amiy' X T.
Alien, n York. - CT
T,i,cd Stafes Hotrt-D. KnratficS and family. Scot
land il. NJ. Gi ng, san Franc seq +. L'nc'p POS
trral: A g. McDoud and WIFE, Brooklyn; :. owens
Tnglandi +. G.. Van Vicr, " K. IrsVers r. ~ = tnds'
N.w-Yurk Dr. Cuvlor [. :. 4. 80
Grand Uaion-N Daiiel and family, Baltmorei ".
II IL " Iiing BIOS on the Kev. .. r. stewart, R'c.'s-
ter: L. d. Mafihews. Uuca J. a. rs rrs1n, H., >. Van
Ilut.u 81. y. EDDY and family, j. L. Duncan and taa-
Nv. = a. Gray ard wife, G. Vi tJrand wife, o. l. WOODS,
T. storms. New luIR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
THE BROOKLYN FASTER.

Charles Living ton. the Brooklyn faster. who is
under the oversight Of blposter, completed forty
eight hours of his abstinence from food at No. 8
Willoughby-st Brooklyn, at o'clock last evening
The room in which he is presents no longer the
cherries appearance which II wore when he began
ms self-impos"d task. In addition to a cOnch and
pano the faster has " common sense" easy
chair presented for his use by an cnterprisng
furniture company. Last evening Mr.. Livingston
was very confident of his ability to carry out his
purpose Two ladies' of them b wife. were
among the visitors, the number of which varied
from two or three dozen AT a time. The faster
expects 10 be visited tomorrow by Dr Tanner, who
refused 10 accept the challenge OF Livingston to
fast for the sum of 80 800. on the ground that he
Lad not ATTEMPTED to fast for money a; all. There
is no medical supervision OF THIS iast. only one
watcher /, on duty at a time. postal card WAS re-
ceivcd Yesterday from George Francis Train en-
cuurAglng the attempt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
An ORGAN GRINDERS THIEVIsH MONKEY.

An impudcnt robbery took place yesterday after
noon in Forty-sxth-st under rather peculiar cir
cnmstances. A woman entered small drygoods
store Oh that street to make purchase. Having
obtained the articles which she required, she ten
dcred in payment dollar bill, receiving IN change
~ cents. Her purchase and the change were
placed together the counter, and while
her attention was attracted by some new styles in
bOnnets a monkey which employed IN the
capacity o. collector bv the proprietor of barrel
organ III opcrat outside, entered the store. As
soon as he saw the money lying on he counter he
sprang toward II and appropra ed it, The woman
underworld recover the coins from the mischie v
ouS animal which retahated by scratching and biting
her hands aud arms. Nonpiussed by the monkey,
She appealed to the tor the restoration Of her
money. but the only redress she could obtain was
the monotonous iteration of " Me no understand"
The organ grinder. seeing that matters were get
ting warm. beat hasty retreat with his predatory
allv. and the woman left in the centre of a
small crowd without any remedy save that OF ap
peal to the majesty Of the law. of which she did not
h.rse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
ACTION FOR oBsrRUCTING TRADE

Charles r. DielInann Is n manufacturer of
pano-forte with factories West Twenty hrsst.
and I'm Nincteenth-st. He has begun action IN tho
Supreme Court against Pbip Scbattgen, Treasurer
Of the Grand Lodge or the order II PanOfortc Makers
10 recover $4,000 damages for acts sprinSng out Of
the strike ~ the piano forte worknen last sprg Tie
pantff alleges that before the sirke he WIS dong
verJ prOspcrau business with 200 workmcn aud with
orders j. T. Hale Of the plano manufacturers,
which alone amounted In II wear Ia 1lOO.OOO lHJuly
last the Union WORT 10 The pann mat unless he
ceased ex cutting OF Hale they would prohibit
their members from working for him. He answered
euutaflou FROM their number that he had just received
from Mr. II lie al order for l 900 sos each
and he could afford To reject tue order The Union
tben begnn carry out their scheme and so far
ceeded ~ drawing his workmen that only thirty
were left Of his factories. Ibey also published
ridlcuing items about the workmen who continued to
work FOR him in the German newspapers aud t0OA other
mems to annoy them. Justice Macumucr III Chambers
Yesterday granted order 70 show cause why tho de-
feudnni should be restrained from continuing such
acts dong anything 10 prevent his workmen from
carving on their occupation pending the conclusion OF
the huit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
CLOSING GAMES OF LAWN-IENNIS.

The closing games of the Staten Island
Tennis Cubs tournament were played yesterday
morning on the Staten Island Cricket Grounds. The
players were W. NJ. Wood and A. F. II Naming. OF Nor
ristown " j.. against James Ranklne and W. N. Don
aid of Staten Island In spite Of The cool WIND largo
number OF spectators present and much interest
was manifested In the playing. IL was generally
expected that Wood and Naming, who had
done hue work at the last days play. would be tie
winners. Donald and Ranklne however. exertcd them
selves 10 tne utmost, and succeeded In scoring bril-
liant victory for The Island club by four straight
games The Is to H. Is 10 T. Is TO g. Is
10 l. MI Naming, OF the Morrslown team said that the
wind to which the Staten Island toned as
exceedingly troublesome 10 himself and his partner
He thought that II there had been no wind his club
would have made better scoie. although II might not
have equaIed the brilliant play of It's opponents. The
score by innings stood follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
THE CAMPAIGN IN MAINE.
A CUANCE GOING ON,


THE ErPUBLC,Ns FACING THN TARIFF AND FlNAN-
CIu ISSUES BOLDLY AND Dis>EMlNAllN"
sOUNp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS POPULAR MIND BE
CoMING CLEARER
lBY TELEGRArH TO THE Tribune
UoUITON Me-. Sept S.-The campaign IN me
IVth Congressional District is cong on favoran'l'
IL is curious to observe the tcnacity with when
many old Republicans bave he'd to the Old Green
hack heresles here long after they were exploded
elsewhere This is all the more singular. since TINS
Comfy of Aroostook is the garden OF Maine, ana as
fine and prosperous farming region as any east o.
the Mississippi
The Republicans have fac II this issue boldly TINS
year and the whole REGION has been carefully can
vassed by speakers who dwelt chleily
or tie financial issues and the tarih'
A vast amount of sound political information
has thus been disseminated and to-day, as re-
sult the Gfeenbackcr is becoming more and more
rare phenomenon. Mr.. f. W. Hollis, Young orator
from New-York has just returned from an extended
stumpina tour in the north. ana speaks in glowing
terms of the Republican prospects. HIS meetnes al
Ashland. Limestone, Bndgewatcr and other places
have been large and enthusiastic, people coming IN
some eases fifteen miles 10 attend. ana frequently
interruptlnc the nd 'resSes with intelligent qu'S-
tons. showing lively interest IN the SUBJECTS us
cusScd. -, -,
Congressman Ladd and General Farnsworth have
been "a king up the Fusion side of the questions as
cusscd. but even IN Democratic StTongholds tn'T
audiences have been slim and the enthusiasm nike
warm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
NEWPORT TOPICS.

NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. S.-Mr. James r..
Keen. and family VIII rDmliu here al winter.
Mr. and Ms. s,uag. lDorn ArmsI 1n-), Of Bald.
rrorc have arrived tie COTE cottage on thc Bach
Road.
The Polvna is expected here the latter part Of the
present week
The members Of the Narrangansctt Can Club now
shoot at elas- balla instead Of pigeons
Governor Van Ztndt has been invited to speak before
the MIdd.c,ex Ciub of Boston.
Another swimming match is to take place IN this
harhor.
Tue weather to-day has been decidedly Ike fall.
Mr. Bancroft. tn historian. gave grand dinner party
to-day.
number OF the summer residents Lad dinner party
nj sourhwick's Grove to-day.
Toe United States training ship Port month has gone
10 GARDENERS Bay, from wAicn place she viii sail for
Ncw-York.
4 tcn-partv was given this evening By Mrs. L. ".
Howard. OF NcwY0rk
James Brecse, o. New York. was married 1T o'clock
tnis afternoon at All Saints Chapel 10 Miss Fanny Pot
ter daughter Of General L. b. Potter. of New,York
were M The church. r leading sociry peope ~ me
large cites Wen represented. After me marriage
~ a sub-tautri breakfast al tho summer residence Of
brides patents The marriage ceremony was arranged
display ~ any ~ the WORD. UoWeVer. more
fashionable wedding has not aiken place In TINS city Tor
o org timc.
Among the ate arrivals at the Ocean Hotel are the
f,lloviugi r W. REYNOLDS, MahaWai Dr. A. W Buck
land. Providence; G. II. L. Delao. New,Brdiordi A. l.
Fland l.. J.. X ITO mes. Boston l.. NJ D"ems' j. r.
SNYDER, Ncw-York j. l.. Donovan and wife, WhtNella
The late corners at the Hote Aquidneox include the
foilowingi George Harris and wife, J. W. Coffin ana
family Providence K. f FuIle, and wife, s Cum
mnls RoD-rt Grant, Gordon McKay and VIE, G. Fio'd
the Misses Wright, Boston A. :. b. yd, Miss BOYD, A f.
Criado New ,YorkI Il Wilkins. tToCUoenee George
Ridaie Can bridge; rot Gregory, H. Z. Gardner A. j.
ScuieIDcCh and vile, NcW-1OTk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09

Sspycnc Court Chambus--By judge Macomhrr.m
a ,d M but no ofccr i, wi thc,n Jackson T. heon
Motion dcuiri WIN no COST Graln. ag hs o'
sseuG rThe p,pe on MI moion rave De1n ,,v AL
Bgnan AlaBufa ctuun2 Company, Wool at S"i--'i"' no
By iigo roaohuc In me n,ero Arnol-Tls of.r Of
o respondent % maze tho pr)p "a 10 ti t'S ~ ,,t
IN "f proof In e natter Of ~ rlned re-
the ard Of Polic-,Iouous denied noare art MilcI.
y jude Van Vorst-Blrd"t, agr Musnei Motion grant
,e.crai Ierm- ~ PrcsIdng Justice Davis ana Juices
Danelsln ne natter o. me P,iio oil hp'pp Pm
orir reversed VITA 10 costs and act N
t'rtd as Ho,l'l ',t Wand ,y.,rr" Oder reversed
order aaired 80 cosis ani d,bqf enrn's Ea,,n'ln
affirmed with 40 costs and ~ ogr''men's ~ v n
Wallace order affirmed VITA tiV11'..f an, ,r aud
In the matter o.. >iri6er.Ortcr affirmed WIN ~
e. Is V'a' - " - 'r tx rel smith 81 Doronue
cs qaashing thc yersca and HE wris
T,usDf,ed .,is-i--oi art TIE Farm io"h aHu i
Blossom e. a. a. ts.rs; same lgt .amc-prrr I'D me 9ls
- ' I o ;',r,et i,ei VITA SO oosts dis.
81 s' ;r ar Har 6rir mod d As directed
opiHon and atrmi az modified "l.non' o"' an and
affrme modinel without COSTS. "eithtim asI I@~o-
~ G ~ VS. and BTisij- Jackson-Order
affirmed wtth % cost. aud dshnIse "ent-. 81, ,, o
Lou gnre and anoher-frdu am decree settled bAio"
y JUDI Van inr People ex rel l'on at the
Board Commiss5ner, Of the Departmen o. f1Oi, r@rSs
son agtE same People rel bealne' AIT same
iy Judge Lawreuce.Tle Union Dim. savings Institution
'rca.t- iirt i By I.nrencoCOhen agt BuitneL
Case ana umenduen y rs se,Lcd
>uDe,ior tOUI-ADec,0t IeiU-Bv Judge ND"ir -
Ward az Aos,-~cc il-nof4ndnm B neatlai 81 a. aSt
bo'Ic-Wht oi nqmry 0Hrr"' Stoo1e Ss, " i a.
Ordcr oi disco 'iuUa .ce Eo1OIs AZ "DNln' nI1t Az
La.Is,-Orlor- srlntel becker IT. ~. M 81, eI an
'S",,"n FI|G ISlt5is-i, Ju.-cVan Rruut-
.fItII flN u d b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
THE COURTS.
A GERMAN FoRGER TO BE SENT HOME.

A GERMAN FORGER To BE SENT HOME.
One of the European steamers when 1t arrived
I'm this port last sunday boarded by Uni ted Staets
officers who arrested Emanuel Hanauer OF th9 pas
sengers The arrest made the com p int Of the
German CousulGcneral In THIS city, who had ed
dispatches ny cab informing him c alleged frauds com
mited by the prisoner In Bruchsal, Ddchy Of Baden.
He Il charged vitn obtaining large amount OF money
AT the Bruchsal Gewerbebank ON forged paper Hama
consented 10 return without the obtaining ~
ditOn papers, nj was Yesterday committed TO the Gus
tody Of the United states Marshal by United States
Commissioner Deuel. to be today placed board the
steamship Hcrder Later IN the day. however the Mar
shall was served with wrii OF habeas corpus demand
ing that he produce the prisoner in the State Supreme
Court this morning. civil suit by the ConsuGcnerll
has been against the prisoner. aud Justice Mac
lumber yesterday granted IN attachment against Ills
DrOuerty IN this State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
EXPLOSION on d STEAM TUG.

The steam tug White Fawn. while at n dock at
South Amboy n. j.. at 2 O'Clock yesterday after
noon, blew tie steam cock from her boiler
scalding one person probably to death, and
otherwise injunng five per-0ns. The force
Of the explosion blew overheard Captain
Bvrncs and Davis, deck hand; Both saved
themselves by swimming ashore. The other deck
hands were violently thrown against the sides of
the vessel receiving injuries from the cscap
ing steam Engineer Winters and Fireman Scan
ton received the worst injuries. the body OF the
latter being parboied. HIS condition is 30 critical
that Ae is not expected TO live.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
cuLArSE RLRIlL CERENONIES.

Tai Jung. Chinoman, age 81. died suddenly on
Tuesday Of drop.y. at BellevIlle y. j., ana was
Inried there yesterday afternoon &C Ordinl 10 the
Chinese custom. The deceased man was an en-
plovc Of a Bclcville laundryman. The funeral ser
vices took place IN brick building, tie abode Ct
al nj one hundred Cinnamon which stands rear
the large steam laundry and is divided into many
small apartments. The funeral was IN charge of
Newark underta ,cr. The remains were alfred IN
ordinary Chinese costume. The funeral procession
was headed by WAGON containing ne articles nee
essarv for the services M the grave. Eirhty-hve
Cinnamon went to the gra e, which was dug on
bllI III the rear of the laundry binding. On the
hcrse were seated men who distributed httle pieces
of brown paper the procession moved along as
deaihmoney. 10 pay the way of the soul OF the de-
ceased man INTO the other world. After the body
had been inferred a small jar containing rice was
placed at the foot of the grave with JOSS sticks and
wax tapers together with incense. bonfire was
then built and chicken, rice tea and the cook ny
utensils belonging to al JOng were heaped upon
the ire and consumed. The brother of he deceased
man. wearing a piece of white lusIn about his hat
az a token OF mourning, bowed 10 the earth three
times aud initiated by the rest of the company.
No word was ut cred daring the entire services at
the grave. The ceremony was witnessed AZ a short
distance by number of the people of Beevllle and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
Npv WORK DAIty TRIBUNE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1880

motton made in Chambers to have the De- hu'n' ca
anncd be ore trial VIZ denirh. and TINS n'''S,o'
affirmed by tbo General Term yes'erday' -" a.,
pr ctuidH opinion says TN, III" 's aicyrr ex-
IS entirely dcfccuyr. "I 81 'lo' ~ @ ,,.rnf Of me
ccpt hat the dcendcu admit ga "c ,pprt,es are
:, 6pc, ennJ fori IN. relations Re wecn the paItt
undsoeI Tn plaintiH gives in git Inl9 ~, t,i
Dillon rne All v,t seen udiDn-it 10 ayoI1 " re
disclosure Of wuat induced II" p0iiih ~ ,p''~
order was therefore very properly yacItth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09

WIS lOO-yards run wi ch was won by j. NJ. E'qulrol;
time 1893 sec. The next race was hafmile run ana
was won By W. Nrwbrough. or the Manhattan Athletic
Club; time = minutes and G2i seconds. The quarter
mile run tor hose who Pei never won pr 70 ~ tiat
distance wa. ", n by W. C. Iicl ardson; tine. NM
IA sc. In the ihrec-m C W III elRhl persons re-
en- cred. bur only four stuied. The winner WIS +. T.
Trunket, OF the Bropklyn Ciub. III on'qnhfici m'
run "hov's race" was won by II. 1. Daulcis Iime'
uir. Sig see. In the mic run j. II. Grihord ~
the Ir.sl-Amcrlcan Athletic CluO, was the Winner
time, 4 mis-. ana 10 see.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
THE HORSE AND MAN CONTEST.

CnICAGO, Sept s.-Thc score in the mixed
race 1t noon to-day srventvtwo hours stood as I'
lows: Hor>es-ihe score was follows: DuunS entry
295 miles: Barthmau's curry. 277 miles; speculat"r
oil M Bet ey Baker. 2G6 miles Rose Of rcxa 2oO
miles The score 81 trA 10 pW- bAIhc
oG3 mites. Krninc 253 mines: Colstou. 2i1 niles Vlul
DIS miles DnblDr (qutI. 200 mics; Connolly, 10
mile. Cole 1876 miles Jackson. III miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
FAST TEN-MILE WALK.
FANT IEN-MILt NALk.
J. T. CLARK THE WINNER OF THE AMATEUR WALK
ING MATCH.

ING MATCH.
A ten-mile walk, open to all amateurs, took
place M the Manhattan Athletic Cub rroun yesterday
afternoon. Six entries had been made. bur only five
contestants appeared when time was called mt $50
o'clock. They were j. B. CLARK. OF Empire Cry An
letc Club W. II. Purdy. OF Manhattan Athletic Club
W OKecfe OF Manhattan Athletic Clubj W. Magowcn,
Pnadelphia: ana Joseph HumbeIt, OF New-York. The
two asnaIuod were practically out Of the race before
the end Of the first mile. and their time not taken.
Purdy Clark and OKcefe kept well together 10 the end
Of the second mile when OKcefe also left IN the
rear and The race owed down to the former To
the end Of the lap OF the seventh mile & csc two
were almost abreast when suddenly Clark got TIE lead
and kent # up the finish. While The ninh aud tenth
mile were beng made darkness set in. aud an attend
ans ran around the rack with the walkers. carrying a
lantern By O'Clock the walk flushed and the
record was: Clark, ! h,ur 1o NM. 10 sec; Purdy.
hour 90 20l2 O'Keefc. hour ~ min 81 q sec
Gold medals were gwen to the winners. l.. Plummer
acted IA referee and judge.
A detailed score Is appended below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
CROOrET TOURNAMENr.

4 croquct tournament VIII be hcid during
the week beginning September 20 on the grounds oi
he New-York Croquct cub. at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
twenty -seventL-St. and Filth ave. Competitors from
climbs AT Phladephia Bridgeport and other places VIII
takc part cup VIII be presented 10 the most success
ful player.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
4 VERY DEFECTIVE AFFIDAVIT.

Zachariah l.. Simmons sued Cornelius j.
Vanderbilt IN tie Supreme Court, To recover certain
sumo Of money which the plaintiff claimed he had
loaned the defendant the time when the contest Of
the will OF Commodore Vanderbilt 10 progress. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
ATHLETIC GAMES IN BROOKLYN.

wh!ch were youod August - on account Of the
illness OF two OF tue principal contestants look place
Yesterday al the grounds II the club at Nnihst and
Nintn-ave. Many spectators were present, and much
interest Was ioanfestcd the contests. The
made with eXceptons,we good The hrst contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
MEXICAN WAR VETERANS REUNION.

The veterans of she Mexican War will cele
br ate anniversary OF the capture OF the city Of Mex
leo with a dinner at the Sea Beach Palace, West
Brighton, september II Colonel Charles j. Murphy
ot No u Beaver Il chairman Of the committee OF
gemcnts and that veterans VIII assemble
In stronger force than for several past and that
several good addresses will b. made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
NAVY STORM ~ yIEGINIA.

PETERSBURG, Sept. This city and It's vi
ciniy were visited last evening at ate hour by OF
The heaviest ram that have occurred mere u i2auy
ouths Tho rain feu IN torrents ncc0ulpan cd BY VIC
lent uIcr and vivid nIsnes Oh Lightning which struck
seycra! places IA tn ciij.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
ARCHERY NOTES.
While the

While the New-IOrk Archery CIuo WAS
practising In Central r yesterday one OF thr targets
" as blown down. breaking three hindsomc pTz arrows
of The dozen won by Mr.. Frazer In the recent tOurua
men, at Wellesley. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
SUICIDE n THE EAST RIVER.

Alta late hour Wednesday night some citizens
saw young man well dressed jump into tine East River
ar the foot of Grardst and disappear II supposed
h,f he h "a coumittcd suriG.. No description Oh the
young man could uc ODtdine ?.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09

The uinpires were ii. NJ Brooks Tor Wood aud Naming
and Il IL WhitemOre for Donald and Rankne. ". 4.
Anc,rson was referee The prizes Bre TWO handsome
racket. made ash, hlad with polished ignum yite
pIcseuted by Il. ;. T. S.cOli, II staten Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-09
REAL ESTATE.
yrw.yopN. wednesday sept 8. 1880

\
old poston Mail Road leading to Wilnamsbrdge. at
.fcComb's Dam Road, 10 i' GHrsonaye. J, it4.i"x
IRE sular aso. =. lelcrs3n We, 10 II ,9t
other property in thu 9th Ward and I'm " ara
William ) OpdySe aud vile to George Opd,ko ,o
l62Gst IS adjoining K X Depo at Mclrosel 1870;
George @ SAKE and wife % the Newly ORR ana
fitb.t II = 10 II W Of shave BOX lO1.5 clarence
g Mitchell executor. etc. 10 Cllrissa Crane, 1000,
Grand Circle at cor OF Central Park, along tho
boulevard to Mania, an to conn-ct9n win
struci and Op. rate a railway Law cnce ket,
field. receiver OF New.l ltT aatl A'o"hu sooo
Railroad Company 10 pri9en NandenDurgh -. oooV
ss:sa'3T s, fS T% s a A. ID Same 1850
Lack s6n.ave = s. lot NO 81 Oh map Of Belmont
Village; Edlar Van W,nGh and another exc oeo
cuors, enc. To SOPHIA schwaI -. zoo
Same property sophia schwartz and husband to o
Andrew ps%iSi. II OF ID ave. ia5 exl0o5
Emile & cole and husband to q rruie hayt'h 20 zoo
an% Io 20 3oj 50xl O Margaret Pa;ter
son ana husband to Patrick Carr .----;---- on
R5rcs j. a mo- VIE to cara iynch.... $500
Lex gIon aS1 Kennedy and vile 70 Lewis Johnson 200
7st9st 10, :, l-S 10 csr 0 Waiach 1850
Old Boston Mail Road leading 10 Williams PRICE 40
irregular and also consiltIap Other property ~
2itn and 18th Nardsi Elizabeth Opdyke. ct al -
Properly Of IL f,ycrson. under last y Al o. II
diversion, deceased Charles IS Porter assignee -
RebccCa A tsyersOn. 900
RECORDED LEASES.
Bcrnet T. D. to wm Blume, store. No 2o5 Bowery; .oo
y'ais' ren a,g,,.5t 10 Van Deyenter & Patton '''
ONCE. Oh second moor OF NoG Na'lsti J years,
,T Fgt ii;cbccca l. to Buck y Sjl Washington
~ h. ycSts rent 1900
,fc1oiiy ,y Mary to ii stosser No scannelst
Ears rent 49, 400
g. o., gohn TO Tho Goldsmith & Hoffman. II sI3th.
ST. % 1t from AyeC. 129xlO33 7i9years, rent l2O0