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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-19

to vote in favor of the passage of the bill now
pending In Congress to remove the duty on
paper imported into this country to be used
in printing books, periodicals and newspapers.
Laid on the table and ordered printed.
HouSe.-A large number OF petitions were
presented from various sections of the State,
praying for local option. Bills introduced
To regulate the advertisement Of Sheritf's
sales; reducing the exemption in relation to
married persons and widows to only fifty per
cent, of the earnings instead of all; improving
the Public Park ground at Medina. Adjourned.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-19

The woman who does fancy work
evry often don't fancy work at other
times.-IO2Ud State Register
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-19
TESTIMONY

TESTIMONY
OK the Hon. Jos. e. CARY, Judge Of the Superio
Court, Chicago, Illinois.
CHICAGO, Dec. 14th, 1875.
DR.. s. D. HOWE:
DEAR Sm-Permit me to add my grateful testi.
timOny to the army Of witnesses to the virtues OF
your Justly celebrated Arabian remedies. For
long time my wife was seriously afflicted with
hacking cough an oppressed breathing, soreness
OF the chest and constant acute pain IN the lower
portion Of tn right lung and under the shoulder
blade Her sufferings were Intense, and she be-
came extremely nervous and prostrated Her dis
ease was pronounced consumption by the physi-
clans OF Chicago and other cities whose preserip-
tiOns had been taken without benefit, Whenyou
visited Chicago, June 1873, we called on you, nav
ing very little hope OF deriv ng help from your
treatment. We were inspired with hope by the
gblllful manner In which your thorough eXamlna-
lion was conducted, and the satisfactory explana-
tiOn with which you closed your diagnosis. My
wife determined to take your medicines in accord
ance with your plain and practical directions.
She began to use the Arabian MIX Cure and Ara
bian Tonic; their beneficial effects AZ 0nce became
manifest-the cough lOosened and soon ceased,
respiration became easy, the soreness Of the chest
was relieved and all pain removed, she began to
gain In flesh and improve In strength and apr "
ance. / fully believe that your medicines ana
skllful advice have saved the life Of my wife,
She unites with In this grateful tribute 10 the
merits Of your remedies.
wy '''F JOSEPH E. CARY.
The above letter Is only one amongst the thou
sands received from all parts Of the United States
Price of Milk Cure and Tonic, each,
81 per Bottle.
PILLS, 25 CENTS PER BOX.
Sold by Brown Bios, sole agents for Washing.
ton and Wilmington.
DR.. S. D. HOWE, Proprietor,
4seow-1y 122 Liberty Street, New York.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
THE courts.

HOW MRS, MERRILL MADE HER WILL.
INTERESTING TESTIMONY IN The sURROGATEs
COURT
Some interesting testimony was gwen IN
the Merrill II case Yesterday before Surrogate GAVIN
Bishop Francis McNclrnCv. of Albany, was on tho
stand f. TESTIFY 80 somettkS he had win NJ s. Merri
in Rome several years ago He narrated some oonverSa-
lions which shc gave her opinion of the character OF
Bishop Bacon He found nothing peculiar Ill her dress'
and thought She spok nationally.
Id Glover lawyer formerly practising In TINS city'
testified that he introduced to Mrs. Merrill Dy let
from Bishop Bacon. Of Portland In the spring OF
1871 she came his Office with will she had made
year before. Size said she was not satisfied Win
ITS provisions. 1t gave $4,000 TO Bishop
Bacon, $4,000 to Archbishop McCloskcy.
S5.OUO TO Caroline Satcr small beGuests
TO other friends ai all the residue to the New-York
Hospital She then gave him directions for drawing
new will making Bishop Bacon The residuary lcgatee
THIS will was aficrward executed, and is the will
offered for probate. Taey talked together for some
time ouer the different provisions. AM esneciay the
benevolent boqucsis. NJ. Glover remarked that she
was leaving very little 10 her relatives. Her answer
relatives ei her The lawyer asked her what her idea
IN making BisaOp Bacon her rcsiduaTY egatcc: He
mdf, idual would hc Her idea, she said, that
it would he devoted to some general charitable
Catholic institutions bat Incorporated and could
take money directly bu Mrs Merrill thought It the
tered away. lie told her that II was dficu thing In
law draw such trust she desired 10 make 10 the
Bishop; but he suggested that the money should he
gwen absolutely TO Bishop Baccn that she should
write TO him expressing her wishes In regard 10 the
matter ana he had no duuDt that they would he
RED out He promised to prepare draft he did So
and on April /, 1871. the will read 10 her M hS
Office Oh May 1, was executed at the Citv Bank
Toe eOdic giving the residnary estate 10 Cardinal
McCoskey instead Of Bishop Bacon who Ind died. was
drawn up bv witness at Paris 1878. This eodi
Gil was drafted after Instructions received from Dr.
Cbatard, Rome On crOss-cxaminatiOp. MI. Glover
said that he a member OF tho Roman CATHOLIC
Church, and had acted counsel for Archbishop
Hughe4 Cardinal McCloskey aud other digIiaries Of
that Church.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
DECl6IONS-ArRIL O.

Supreme Court Chdmbers-By Judge Donohue.-
and Mechanics National Bank agt GTeenPantiR
take tho risk OF trying within an hour Ireland Hop
pinsSee Rule o. two last lines The People rc Hatse
Meye-Order granted vacang order of April s. 1890 Put
AFT Meyer-Order granted vacatug order striking
ont OF William Darling from The record plaintiff and
inserting II Defendant etc Powell agt Stokes"ee Rule
so last two lines Chadsey agt. GranteS
randun. The Mayor etc. agt TavlOr.-Moon denied
memorandum. Johnson Ir, Bnn; Bedford ag Fields
sage agt Lawrence see memorandum Walter Let Fowler
ai0ad COMPANY OrdeTs granted jarrett aBt. Sloan In
the matter OF Grempler denied DE Witt 1r. ng
Jack Jones agt Trnken Weeks agt HtmmeP In The mst
In the mater Of Dudley Ss, kobb Bowers ast Boyd B1e
agt TOyvnsend Han, etc. agt Hall Marotzh agt. Branni
In the matter Of srKer: In the matter Of Wallace.
Granted Taylor agt Haviiand--See Rule e2 Last TWO
Lines.
SDeciat 7ern-By Judge vorstCoudray and another
aR Julian OF fact and conclusions Of law signed
BY Judge Donohue Hurdman etc. aRt Hartman and 9TH
ers.-FindiDgs signed.
Superior Comt--Specidl Ttrm-By Judge Sedgwick
-MunselI Flood Mcintyre agt. Radnus Donovan ag
McAlpret Lawrence agt. Cudip-UrerB signed. Weiner
agt Eggers OF aRefer oIdrCd. Ecccs ast Darraeh
Order restoring cause to calendar Mcdowell ct al
dscOntiyuance blackwell ag Eneack Order uanted and
undernk t1g Straub Reilly.U Undertaking
proved B1dr1m agL IochnA--Order q substitution. Ken
dan ag Houdebush Judgment signed. Gates agt COslOw
a-RDdngs settled. Weir eeanl0n-OreR vacAilng
order for defendants examination SonomA Valley Wine
Brandy Company ag Lax.-Ordered day ealeudar for
AD Is. James agt Order placing cause day eaen
dar for third Monday Of APRIL Jonge agt Goldsmith Order
signed. PARKS agt Caden.-0rter settled. Husch agt
strauss: RodnAn Chrstle aRt same-OFders OF
dscontnuanee. Abendroth schwarx Uneer agt
man wheser aEt White sommereeh aet somer Lyings
BLANK Dayton aEt srRsue HODbtns Puixsi Cook as
PLat-Orders granted.
Common PieGs-SpeciaI 1am-By Chief,Justice
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Francis Thomas, alias Charles DumOulin, who
was charged YESTERDAY In the Ge eral sessions with
stealing Jewelrg and other vau ID es from the BrevoOr
aud Windsor Hotel, pleaded guilty and
fenced years and six months impr.s .nmeut
John Cody, who was charged by his wife
Emma with navmg beaten her ana threatened to take
her life with pistol, cOmpe Ing her TO remain on the
roof of tn ir home No 81 BrOOmeet entire night,
was foumd guilty ard sentenced by Recorder Smyth tD
the Penitentidry FOR six moths
George C. Randolph. who shot Wm. l..
Simpson in his pawishOp at No. 27l2 ChahIu-s,., was
taken yesterday before Jdg, Gdcrsleeve tne Court
OF GENERAL ScssiOns, and pleaded not guilty. His
sci said thai hc would be prepared for trial wien the
complainant was aJle 10 appear III court. lie was
remarked 10 the TOniDS.
Charles BrOcllway and Charles FaTren, alias
" the Big Duke WHO had been indicted for iorg"ry,
discharged yesterday from hc TCmb5 by Recorder
smyth the Di>trict-AtOrnpy cOnsenting. BrOCkway
was ut once rrrrested by Detective Pinkerton, VINO
will take him TO Chicago to answer charge OF forgery
the Frs National Bank OF that city IL IL alleged
that Brockway and Farren are members Of giIE Of
furgers wh.Se operations extended from this city 10
Boston, Washington, Baltimore and Chicago. aud by
whom various banks were defrauded 10 IL very large
amount.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
HOtJsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House having refused to dispense with
the morning hour. tne SPEAKER proceeded 10 cali the
committees for reports OF private nature.
Between lty and seventy five bills were reported ad-
versely from the Committee on War Claims and were
laid on the table. -
The bill for the completion of the Washington Monu-
pcnt was reported back and referred tO The Committee
Of the Whole. ,
Mr. NEWBERRY (Rep. Mich.l introduced bill In re-
gard 20 lie transformation of imported goods.
The House went INTO Committee Of tile Whole on the
private calendar.
The bill for the relief OF L. Madison Day. OF louisiana
after debate OF two hours and halt was passedyeas,
70; nays. %. ~
Mr. BLOUET Dem. 0a.) introduced bill for the
erection .; a public building ut Macon, Ga. Referred
The House then, at 4:4O adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10

g. p Muller Judgment for plaintI
Reilly act AmpLenThe new Code section lsh
Judgment 10 be discharged by the county Oet
By JUDGE Van HShsen-Fay agk Burns ana ohersi IN no
s- entitled he defendant dgment their favor Win
costs Quoting aRt. HorBor.-Order stsned. -.
Marine (ioRrI-ChdmDfTs-B Jnstice Goepp.-
Dorchester Union Frees,One Company aRt Duu MOTION 90
wtnout costa foucks aRt HQgeDoom-See
agt Hafzen6trg Hart aGt Kinney Bynnng ag p9eser
Pbiadcinh,a and BOston Whiting Company agt water
All Tonnele Nations grante1 Bracker agh , Mtsn
buu.- Motion dismissed. Ioucks agt HOgeboOm.-Mou9n
denied rho Hogan Granite Company agt Mcguire; lawn
aRf Lyman-OrdeTs placing ON short eaendar kea
new agt Kearnevi Page agt. HouRhi lIaberman Art
Scmaars schmeter agL FTauz Breed ag the rroVdsnr s
Washington Insurance company; Wei agt brown
Page Bowers agt Barn Ensln aEI hTansr iS D,aS
agt. Rowland; Stoddarl agt Iraey Smlth agh on1 % ar
OF disconnuance. ~ nnell hB lehoI
Holden pRt Alec Hughes ast Sinih.A lexnder nhO ny
noiniei Guardian. WafswUrth Bromoy.-MOu0n donled
a. ptutn
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
WITHDRAWING a WILL CONTEST.

The contest of the will of Isaac Z. Kendall
has been withdrawn settlement having been made
When the will first opened 1t WAS supposed that
the estate scarcely than enough to pay
the OF mortgages upon the real property The
increase In the vano of the real estate iu this city how
ever carried the value Of 1t above 81 100000 BY the
Will the widow was to receive $50 year. By cod
ic this annuity reduced to $4,000, and the four
children by the second wife received much smaller he
quests than the children by former wife. The ground
the contest was undue influence exerted by these
elder children The settlement thar has been arrived
the $1,000 annuity to the widow, pays of q
$25 600 mortgage upon some or her real estate ana
paws all the OF the litigation ont of the estate
Joseph H. ChOate counsel for the CONTESTANTS made a
picaOn before the Surrogate yesterday for payment OF
allowances for legal The motion was not op-
posed BY ID. p Barnard. counsel for the executors.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
ARMY PROMOTIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Licutenant- Colonel
George Thorn Corps OF Engineers to be Colonel Major
Henry L. Abbot, Corps of Engineers, to be Lieutenant
Colonel Captain Garrett ]. Lydecker, Corps OF Engi
noers 10 be Major. FIrstLcutentant John c. mallory
Corps Of Engineers. to be Captain second-Lieutenan
William NJ Black Corps of Engineers, 10 be FrstLAeu
tenant Lieutenant Martin E. O'Bricn TO be Cap
tain Cd United States Cavalry. SecOnd'Liruicnnnt
Frederick 5. Kinsbury, to be Firstienenan "a nlle M
atars Cavalry Captain Edward Ball. to be MAJOR Itn
limited States Cavalry Second Ideutenant Henry H.
Wright be TO Flrst-Leutenant 9th Unied 6tates CAV
ary Second -Lirutenant Louis Wilhelm, 10 DC rlIb'
Lieutenant lst United States Infantry.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10

A man was once asked how he and his wife
cot along vii 80 little friction in tho umy machinery
Well" said he, when we frat married we DOlh
wanted our own way wanted to sleep on nen shPcls'
nv wife prcfrrred cotton, ana we couldn't agree.
Finally we talked the maTter over, md came TO the
conclusion that IL unchrisan 10 live IN constant
bickcrng COMPROMISED on linen, ana nave Rot
along all right ever sincc."
Ticket-holder in cooperative society,
showing lckct shOpman in one ~ the affiliated nouses
of busnpss-" hcllcvr ynu allow twOprHcr In the shll-
ling To members The New Cyil Service Housekeepers
Cooperative Soc cts !" Shnpman-" Yes. sir bnt we
lwhOse purchases 10 tenpence)-" Oh. very wei
Tive me twOpenny pencil; thatll make II square,
Fun,
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April THE Senate, in eX-
ccuve session yesterday, confirmed the following nomi-
nations:
Charles Adana Of Colorado TO he Minister Resident ana
rOasul General OF the United states TO Bolvia.
William H. crane OF Ca iOrnia 10 be Register OF the buu
Office a anVl'e. COL.
Jfiindsirrs Francis T. Vino cottage Ctv, Mass l.
T. Cn-t,s nj Ifor.chcads n Y; H. f. DOty at Reading
Mich; lewis Lawbright at MiddetOwn, ONO; George H.
Tracy CITY, oregon Francis L. Price NJ George
town. 1cxa. ., eaoo,o
Thiri Lieutenant John II. Little OF Name 10 DO hSoCo"u
Lieutenant in the Revenue Set vice.
Toe senate rejected The following nominations OF Cen
sus SnpcryIsrrS;
for the Ist District OF Mlssssppli Joh ~
Lynch, lid District Of Mississippi.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
WORK OF THE COMMITTEES.

WARRINGTON, April 9.-The House Com
,ptee on Foreign Affairs gave hearing to-day to del
eGaton OF NewYOrk gentlemen who urged the passage
OF the bill providing for the celebration OF the one
buudeStn anniversary Of Treaty of Peace end the
recognition OF American Independence by holding an
International Exhibition OF arts, manufactures and
the products OF tho soil aud mines IN the CITY OF New
York 10 1888 The committee instruced Representative
Cox to report the b to the House. and ask for Its
fne House Committee on Appropriations took up the
Immediate Deficiency bill and voted TO concur In the
majority Of the Senate amendments. Among those in
which they decided not 10 concur are the item OF
for the completion OF the north wing OF the
new War; state and Navy Departments building. and
the senate amendment REDUCING TIE apppePration for
public printing from 100000 to $500 900 ,o,u
son land commissioner OF tn, Atchisou, Topeka and
Santa re M saa Teas seas os. 0i
that portion OF them were women, chiidren ana
SSrers, not ct all suited work conaucted
with improved implements In kansas; MAJOR A; D:
met With number who we're dissatisned with Kansas
aud dcsred 70 return to their homes near Shreveport
The H0use Committee on WAYS and Means took up the
question agan n tns a o. Sa
Ter was refcrred Representative Garfield offered sub
cat hoops ps as Subject to the spscic duty imposed
upon but that all contracts entered into
hoops under that rate Upon this proposition yo.c
was taKeDs anu resuiteu-9Fart "
rson 0ioson and FELTON, were absent and. as they viii
be permitted to record their votes the action OF the con-
m,ttee Is not yet determined.
The Subcommittee on Pacific Railroads. to whom was
referr ID the bill extending the time AccOf led the North
ern Pacific Railroad in which 20 falhl the conditions
upon winch land grants based decided adversely
20 extending the years. Tue proposition was
then made TO extend the tIine sx years but pending
discussion, aud without reaching vote, the committee
Ihe House Committee Oh Military Affairs held meet
pg 70 select superintendent or the Naonal 50iders
smes I'm lieu Of the Hon. Joel Parker, OF NewJersey
nnd decided 20 recommend the appointment Of General
Joha Love, OF Indiana. -,
T1e House Comipittee on War Claims agreed 70 make
adverse reports upVn ton claims, involving $l3o.OO0
Tha House Committee Public Buildings and
Grounds agreed 20 recommend the passage CT the PIN
,vidne fr the erection OF pubic buildings at the fol-
fowins paces Key West Fla, at q cost not exceeding
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, April Sin the Court of Al

to-day the following business was transacted:
No l53-Isaao NJ. Dederer appellant agt. Peter VOOrhs
and others commissioner cc Tesn0ndens argued by C. r.
o4Tunis Depew and another. executors etc. appellants
ag VoOrhs and Others commissioner ETC. respond
argued by G. p. Hoaan for appellants Samuel j..
Crooks for resPondents No lk4-Janes f. hrstnei ap
Charles j. Bisse for appellant John A. Yanderl tor
sp0n lent Nc 4John Flanagan. respondent agt John y.
aldo appellants argued by James Dewey for appellant,
4. &. Milard for respondent
The following is the day calendar for Monday,
April IL:
Nos 1876, 16o, 49, 1877 Ice. 1877. 100 and ITO.
II was ordered that when the court adIOurns FRI
day, April 18, IL will adjourn 10 meet In New-YOrk
Monday, April 10. at 10 o. m., and will then proceed
with the call OF the present calendar
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The following bust
ness was trarsacted in she Supreme Court Of the
United States to-day:
No l99wiliam NJ Springer. plaintiff in error agt. the
Unltei stats; 10 thc Circuit Court OF the United
States for the seathern M,u1:t Of Iinois-Argg9.
and Attorney General Devens for defendant in
and concluded by William ~ Springer for himself
253BowlDg Embry appellant, agt The Unit states
appeal from the Court of by H Embry and
W Carpenter appellant and AttOfneY General Devens
for appellee No 25i-Delphlne lreie anmnistratrix.
plaintiffs sabella r. Stuart; In
to the Supreme Aabama-Argued by r. Phillips
submitted by W. II. Phillips for plaintiffs in and
mtted John Morgan and Thomas Ii. Herndon for de-
fendant In error.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
RECORDED LEASES.

Brodt Elizabeth to Henry no 092 Grh.ave, 20
years. fent
DeanO III and Others. trustees, cic. 10 g SienbTe-
cher. n 3d.Bt, ll6.ll II c Of lstaYe. 22X962 20
years. rent
Ehrhart. 20 q Wahlheimer part OF building " cor
ID end 4th-st, years. rem ..--.............
Fertis Warren 10 Vega. No 5l3i2 Gthave. years
Freligh. 10 4 Hohle, NO 20 division st, 3 years,
rent .....'.''......
Haley. Thomas 10 william Kelly n 47th-rt, 100 ft
W OF lth.ave BOZ 1908. years. rent..............
Henderson. ] 10 Schaefer and another, W cor Of
3d.ave and 68lh.st, lots, 1oll ye?rs rent
Kal.ske S 10 Phillips, No O54 Sthave. 3ycars
Kelly a and others trustees, etc. tO Ehrhart No
81 2d.ave, years rent.
Reilly II 70 Nelson. building W cor ethavo and
46th-st years., rent.
ROuthmayd, + and Others tTusees. etc. to T. Gold
stem and wife. istave ~ % II Of 6th.st, III
I61.2 20 years. rent.
VOlung. G 10 George McOOYeTn. No 1923 2d-aVe. 3
VenTA rent.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10

$4,000: AuGusti. Ga. S1OO.OO0i saornmento Cal,
s1000JQ: SYRACUSE N Y. SlO0000 Marquette, MIoh.'
100000; (;recnvihe q, O., 100000 The committee
also agreed 10 report favorah the Senate hill appropr-
citing $40 600 for the purpose II preparing errlc in
the City Of Washington, to be known as Dupont
Crcle"in which ia " be erected bronze statue OF
AdmirAl DnnOnt
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The President sent
the follow nomins tons to The senate this afternoon
W. j. T. White uf Philadelphia, to be supervisor OF tho
Census for The District Of PoDnsvyaui John W. Hart
OF Louisville 20 be United Staes Judge l0t tho us
trct Of Kentucky. ana several postmasers
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YOHK. Friday. April o, 1880.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change sGcsroom today
IN HpGh y. Cdmp.
2-story brick buildings and 3.story brick building,
with plot OF Lana. n Nos I32 t. lJS itl-ave,sw
cor OF lithsi plot OF land 92.jx27.Sx9j * al o
George Kent o%,OOu
M H. IT, Muller & son.
PISk ." St T oS9s Moss4 10000
BU S'oft & MVe,s
loI WSm sMssa 'I Kstehs6 m $50 " VI 1900
'"s same T%rS buyer is's 1t " u 5000
By richard 7, JIdrnsh
1 3.storv brick alop briek lot No 80 Water A. r.
Ill. It Of Montgomery st, 207N5GlO; Manhat- ma
tan savings Institution S,OOu
BU M 4. J. Lynch.
2-HtOfy frame dwelling with lot No l2S Fast ll1th-
III Drake % ''t ............. 2,soO
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, April o. Passed-Assistant Sur
econ A. A. Austin ia detached from the Norfolk Navy
Yard and ordered the Richmond. Passed ASSISTANT
surgeon John T. BransfOrd from the Richmond anu ol
dcred o report arrival.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
RECORDED MORTHAGEa

AtterDnrv Olivia snd husband to 4 Merrihew q W cor
Madison ave aud 67lsL ycar...........,.... g.
BarfetO. q VI nj VandcrDoel. II cor LeIngtOn.aVe
Camp elI to the Se@.York savings Bank, s0t i'oO
IT Of lstave; year 1900
of 3d.ave months; 800
Of 3dAye . years. 25Ot
Mottavo MORTGAGES 475
HARDY. william and wife TO T u Tlppin executor etc 1O
ss 133ds " OF bth.ave. year. ..-...... 200
Hays Alex 81 to Bonner. y Kingsbridgo Road,
Lociflsr o and wife toJ Baler 9jti-si. w Of 9L
ave mortgages months 15 5O
McMahor, T to Helen Langdon, W Aye-A. OF list
Mason lydia Jackson, 2sd-sG Of -OO
North Bapist Church to Day no ESQ West lin. i1O'
RAach, Louisa G tGF Bernhard. broadway. Of '''O
Robinson @ills@ and vile 10 Rogers No 2li ON
schucE Harv and husband 10 iza Wiener iiust;c iO0
etc, cor 2d.avc and sSth st. l5OO
smith. " to George II Groves. 8 5iIhst OF 5th '''
suucr and wi 10 The Mutual Lilo insarTacs CO l0O0
rotte To- stevenson No 52i West 4id.si wear 500
same to V Bisse. nos 52l ana 623 West I3d-st.
months 100
no ChIyStiest years ......;.::...-..... -. s4s
West. and wife to ira feTego and another, tus-
1890
RkCORDED ASSIGNMENTS rs OF MORTGAGES.
Bettncr to Hattie Rosenthal. ............. $500
Equitable Lite AEHursnco society Of the United
stats 10 II Jaosson ..--...... 1850
Eliza :
Jackson. william II 70 Vim II Kells..".......... 900
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
Gonses ano Rooms manteo.

WANTED to RENT for ONE YEAR-A
w furnished village residence in Wescbester
County the city. RUSSELL HASTINGS Westminster
Hotel CITY.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
grOuhlnn prOprrln for Sale ana 90 Gst.

TO LET OR FOR SALE.-House, 81
Il Hicksst house and store 80 81 st rouse
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
Gitp Real Gstaie for Sale


TOR SALE.-Three story brown stone, high
Il s00p hmGe No 3S East l24th.st: OIL improvements:
IN perfect order. newly fufnishcl unfurEed erms
furnished or Enfurnlsed; possesslOn ine4e Apply
10 owner premises.
EOR SALE.-Threc-stoiy house /; len rooms !;
Il full good heighborhoOd. Apply 10 owner, Elst
l3lth.st. second house cast OF WilisAYe.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10

A LADY wishes Il situation for her waitress
~ understands her business III all It's branches l23 EaS
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10
Keal Gstate to GxrbaH9e.
slluatlons Wanreo--fe females.

A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
As Cooks, lanudresses. chambermaids. Mattresses
nurses hourwOrkers tidy young girls, Swedish
SCOTCH English Amoncan and coorcd help for city or conn
try: and male hGp moderate wages. PROTESTANT
HOME BUREAU, l3o Uthaye
New-York tribune., 1880-04-10

VNO MANUFACTURERS and OTHERS
For SALE Mt oneida. Y, ne buildings and large lot;
principal building Of brick foue storieS equivalent to
iII by feet walls floors aud whole building solid and
substantial lot has frontage threo srces OF SD2 feet In
all convenient TO NewYork Central and Midland Railroad
stations price $l2, 900. Inquire OF NJ HIGIH BOTIlAM,