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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
DFCISIONS-SFPT, z.

Sn,re,oe Court hdmbers-Bv Judge MacOmber.-
Moves IT. AIT. WcnbeI ger-MOtiOD granted. Eagan AIT
O'Leary-Order granted. Dusenbuy AIT DusenOuly Mar
tine ag COeYi Mutual Life Insurance company hg NooI
lis Spadone Taylor; Murphy agt LcBiron Chal ag
Harlan Granted ROunnel, jr agt Howell Granted.
Special TerHl-By Judge BarTett-Ibe Union Dime say
incs institution agt Clark and Amendment dsl
Sunerior Couri-Specal Term - Bv Chief Justice
Curfls-eintze agt HeGtzeMoton for amOny, ETC.. de-
med. o,.- p. s.1o. $1,000,
Lev Farrcll-Crder denying motion granville agt
johnson; HcrOy OF al agt Do9gan
Orrrs Of discOninuancc Thomas apt BOwc ct Order
granting motion SlO costs Clark agt The Knicker
Life Insurance COmpdny-Ofdcl granted Dpo1 ag
signed Brewster Coz "a cOrp0atlOpl ag
knney- permission 20 painhs TO amend
and complaint Perrin aGL Ueyman: BerkoTNis
ag The ~ Broadway, etc, Ia roai Company
Hopfe Jarer Johnson agt II ar
Allen Bedtke agt. Bedtke Reeves
an Crosby at Wood ct al agt. MeimOre-Orders granted
cum etc1he plaintlf entitled to de
cree ella with let on order be ell
tered notice.
Common Pleds-C hambers-By Judge Van Brunt.-
Townsend Smp3OnOrder must he settled on NOTICE
nv Chief Justice c. y. Daly-Amsiuck agt Ncrthrop-
MOTION open default granted GiimaI agt Giinan-F3oO
allowed.
Marine Court hamoers-By Judge McAdam-
Re d act Byrne agt observation-disclosures fled Mon
tello ngt Watts ZelmeI Simpson Brandt
Motions granted. Brewster agL Rice Barber ait Hic-
cenbeck settled and ile Gnterman agt. Legran
Uofou granted October > ZemcI Baser-MotiOn
denied with Lichteusein schultz Davis
BiIl- COM laints dismissed. Antrim Gallup-Moton
granted l7th instant. Nglntsch AIT Gboft-Order
modified Kipam agt Heath Proceedings dismissed Man
gam agt Ehler-See inlOrsrment papers. Murphy ag
acknowledgement for piintn. 81 10 81 Brown as. Sorst
Cushing ACT cody -Defiuts COZzens Miller First
count stricken out Merson ag' Acknowledgment hled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
VESSELS THAT NET THE HURRICANE.
cnrernl vessels which arrived Yesterday en-

countered hurricane along the Florida c"ast
In hch the CITY Vera Cruz lost. The ship sun
RISE from Manila had hard weather IN the south Allan
tic and August 90 In latitude 26' NORTH Longitude
600 West fell into the southwest quarter OF violent
hurricane Almost an entire SUIT OF sails blown
away and the vessel ayto for twentyfo hours under
small piece OF canvas ser the mizzen rigging. The
heay. rchng aud rolling OF the vessel caused the
to shift bad leak was started and the rudder-h was
damaged.
The bark Arlington met the hurricane on August %.
off the Florida coast, aud the heavy seas stove In the
bulwarks Several sails lost others were spit and
the forefopnIast was carried away.
The steamship Titania. from Dundee reports that en-
Monday m latitude 400 40 North longitude GO az
49, 3Ts miles from SANDY HOOk she spoke The Innian
sfeamsnlp CITY Richmond, which sailed from here for
Liverpool Saturday last. With machinery disabled
day morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION OF ARSON.

Inmates of the slx-story brick tenement
house. No. 126 Hesterst were alarmed at ~ H. yes
terday by a fire which broke out in room on the
fourth story. occupied by Simon ROsenheim Polish
tailor Roseuheims wife was away from home at the
time and he was a bedroom. adjoinlnc the Kitchen,
with his three small children. When the neighbors
tered his rooms he IN the act OF dressing himself
and Two of the children had clothing ou bed in
closed room next his own bedroom was discovered
10 lie on fire. Rosenbeim the neghbors said, made
eff ort to extinguish the fire. The burning bed was
dragged into the hall and few pals OF water ex
tugnished the flames The damage by the fire was
trihng. Capt ain Allare OF the Ienh Precinct learned
that ko uhe had OF about $500 on the
furniture his ROOM He questioned Rosenheim ABOUT
tine origin OF che fire, and beng unable 10 get satls-
factory ans wers arrested the tailor and held him To
await the result Of an investigation by the Fire Marshal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
SARATOGA NOTES.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Sept. 1.-THE Tlbbetts
Veteran Corps Troy visited Saratoga to-day on their
annual excursion The company filed twenty-five cars.
Dorug's Band accompanied them. They Will be guests
Of the Saratoga Citizens Corps during their stay.
Lothian and his Boston orchestra close their engage
ment Mt the Grand Union Hotel on Saturday.
The holding OF the County Fair here this week attracts
crowd and with an excursion day the town gains
new life in point OF numbers.
Schuyler COfax is announced to address the Odd Eel
lows of the county at Middle Grove, September TO-
The sitting of the Social Science Association here this
week brings a number of learned people, among whom
are; s. T. seelye OF Amherst Mass.j Professor Francis
Wayland, Of New-York; Professor Noah Porter and
Professor Barbour OF Yale College; D. c. Gilman. Of
Baltimore; Professor Theo. w. Dwight. Of Columbia
sanborD. OF Concord, Mass.
Martin l. Townsend, OF Troy. arrived at the United
States Hotel this morning.
The new corners include the foOwng
Clarendon Hotei-T. L. Ofenbach. Toronto J. .. Ed
munds and WIFE, Washington X H. Robinson ana Wle'
f. de r. Wlssmgnn aud family, New-YOrk
Congress Hail.. Carter and family. Boston H. NJ
Fuller and family, Cleveland; G. =. Wbeeen and WE,
Philadelphia A. X. Brown. Toronto; J. Colby and
family I. W. Dwight ana family, l. Mckay ana WlIe'
New-York. 49, -
Tinted States Hotel-E. b. Sherwood. Utica; w. II.
Morris And wife, j. X Lockwood and wife, {. i. Greg.
DRY and family, W. W. PDeps, New-Iorki j. HUI anu
Grand Unton HOtei-W. ". CrOm well, BroOkyn p. Il.
Erect ran An ODiOs F. \. Teller aud wlle Boston; g.
c. West. London NJ. b. Hacke France; the Rev ".
H. Thomas, j. Il. Graham, o. X Charlock ana family r.
W. Pope II. Allen and wife. Ncw-York.
FtndSor H0tet-G. Church and family, Great Barring
ton, Mass X. :. Bulus, New-lCrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
CALENDAR, rHIs DAY.

sIrPgyyF COURT &C )ubor Jf,onrt
1880 a. M Ca called Noe -. 10. So 1870
lao A iB1. ltS, 1872 ls7 lO7 1885, 22S, 23O 23l,
lJ2 23s 2l5. 2is 49, 2jd.
GFNFRl IEHM-Dayls T.. j., and BrniY ana Barrett il
Conf ocns a umerated Notions Nos.
l. II. 10. "a. "a. 80.
SPECIAL TEgM-Dcnohue Court opens 10 A III.
calendar.
sUPEHOE COuHT-SPRcAL IERN-Spclr' J-Conrt opens at
I'm 40 day calendar. go
CoMMos PiEAs-CHNBERs-C p DAILY, c. J.-Motions Will
be heard at IL q m. $500
MARINE COURT TRIAL TERM-pARTs l, III aud IlI-Ad'
Ioul ned until september Il. -
'sysEg. -gssoss-pARr-Oid 1.-The Peorle agt.
Henry Lloyd arson DOooy, Christopher Moran, Ed
ward Wnaen Charles Hicks. grand John H. Donar
John " Gods, larceny the Derson
PAM II-Cowing J.-Tne People agt James Lyons rob
berry Joseph Welsh, william Brown. Bernard Mooney.
George Bloner George Denehart eonous assault anu bat
terry Jacob toodyear Joseph Mahoney Thomas Baker,
Henry Patterson George West larceny Frank CLARK,
Thomas Phelan larceny from tho person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
AT TIE SUMMER RESORTS,
A STORMY DAY AT NEWPORT.

A STORMY DAY AT NEWPORT.
NEWPORT. Sept This has been very
stormy day.
Leuenants Case and Deerlng of the Navy, are at Ho
tel Aquidoeck
The last polo games of the will be played Satur
day. Efforts are being made TO bring about poio
match in NewYork between picked team OF the "esF
chester Club and team from the Buffalo Club.
The Rev Dr. Potter OF Union College, is in town. the
guest of General r. y. Potter.
A fine dinner party was given to-day by George S.
Brown The Baltimore banker.
The storm to-day nterfered with number OF private
entertainments
The entertainment at the Skating RINK to-hight "as
literally patronized.
Owing to the accident on the Line this place has
been without mails to-day
Charles W. spooner and wife, g. s. Leslie ana wlre t.
NJ Deems and ]. F. Snyder. of New-York and William
Richmond of Orange, N j, arrived at the Hotel
Aquidneck tonight.
The United States traningshp Constitution Is e1-
pected here during the night from NewBedford
Mr. and Mrs. Thatcher NJ Adams Of New-York, have
arrived They will remain for the remainder OF the sea
son at cottage.
Dr. ]. Marion Sims. Of New.York, who recently re-
turned from Europe, is expected here In few days.
The concert at Fort Adams this afternoon was sue
cess In every particular.
Jules Jordans second Schubert song recital took place
at noon to-day at the Casino Theatre before large
audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ seabury have gone to Pomfret.
Conn.,, for few days.
W. L. Argue Of Washington il. A. Wilder and wife,
OF Boston Thomas Pierce and Miss Fahnestock of Bal
tmore; and E Il. Webster, of Gloucester are at The
OcC an House.
G. A Dorr @. A. Perkins, and G. A. Pearce. Of Bos-
ton William roOhey and Wife OF Hartford o. A: snow,
OF Concord and Edward J. Reyes OF Chicago, have
apartments al Brayton's.
Mrs Paran stevens of New-York, has musical enter
tainment at her residence Friday evening.
Mr. Church, Of The Army and NaUV Journal. visited
the torpedo station to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
LATE STO MS AND WRECKS
RESTRICTION ON THE FLORIDA COAST.

DESTRUCTION ON THE FLORIDA COAST.
FIVE ADDITIONAL WRECKS REPoRTtD-A LARGE
SHIP ON THE REEFS WITH ALL ON BoARD-r"o
LIVES Losr-REIIcs OF THE VERA CRUZ
IBY TELEGRAPH rRrBuNr.l
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Sept 7.--Bar pilots dlscov-
ered floating az sea Yesterday part of the bottom OF
large ship. II was newly coppered, ana u was rs
timated that it must have belonged to 1000 ton
vessel letter received to-day from III. 1. mus,
the Underwriters agent at Titusville, fia reports
the brig Long Reach. lumber loaded. from Apaia'
chicola for Philadelphia, stranded near turtle
Mound. Mosquito Lagoon and a total loss. Two
other vessels ashore, names unknown, horth OF
New-Smyrna Inlet. A large ship, at the date OF his
writing was on the reefs Just outside Of the break
ers near ST. Sebastian. The crew werestil on board
The three masted schooner, Rosa Eppnger.
Bayles MASTER loaded with yellow pine lumber from
Cedar KEYS to New-York, is ashore fifteen miles
north of Cape Canaveral and is a total loss. While
attempting to throw over the deck load during the
height of the gale, the first mate, Joseph H. Bayles
and a seaman Joseph johnson. were washed over
board and were lost The rest of the crew, wlththe
Captain and three passengers, got OF the wreck
safely on Monday morning.
Captain Thomas s. Eells the Underwriters agent,
returned by the steamer Palestine this afternoon.
bringing with him portion of the trail-board of
the lost steam hlp Vera Cruz. heavily gilded and
deliberately carved; also the ball which sur
mounted tbs flagstaff of the vessel. These
are to be sent TO Messrs. Alexandra. the
owners in New-York. Captain Eells SAYS that
the hull and materials of the Caroline Eddie were
sold yesterday afternoon for $40; the cargo 1or
1925. ,.
He saws also that the body of an elder lady
about forty years of age, supposed to have been
passenger on the Vera Cruz, had three rings upon
her 6nc GERS one of which was marked " = :. TO
ii. X, March %, 1870" the body Of the Young
Iadp had upon one of her fingers diamond ring.
These rings are IN the custody of Justice Roston,
All the property collected upon the coast has been
turned over by Captain Eells to Collector House at
st. Augustine to await orders. There are seVerai
hundred casks of lard saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
THE FIRE RECORD.
THE MOBILE FIRE.

MOBILE Ala, Sept. THE amount of in
surance upon the buildings destroyed by fire here
on Sunday in Mobile, New Orleans and New-York com
panies rs S2OI, $50; of which S49.950 is in Mobile
agencies The property estimated at S2JSOOO
winch Is considered low. The following companies lost
tine sums stated (: Liverpool and London and GLOBE,
~ 3 600; Home. NewYork $4,000; London Assurance,
~ 900: Hamburg Bremen $500; Queen, $1,000;
British America Toronto. -, 001 Philadelphia. $1,000;
Western Toronto. - 900; Home Protection,
Alabamu ~ 900; Columbus (Gd) Banking and Insur-
ance C,,in,auy go 500: New-Oieans Washington
50 800: Mobile, $4,000 The losses III companies III
New YORK and New Orleans not represented IN Mobile,
and whose names are not ascertdDaDe, are S43OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08

ro.s -. oooo r;thout remark. COmmunca
nns reafIng 10 questions admins ration, ~ cohec
ton with those o. administrative control on wnic ene
General of tLe Army may desire information before
s,bmrttno Them for the action consideration OF inc
srcrerary of WAR; will be referred by the Aauiant,nen
cra such Information. whence they VIZ ~. w indnrsed
10 tine with the Information ihooise"
thereon. 49,. no,co ro
Lave OF absence for three m0l'ns, upom sonImv
Iieyed from duty M the United States Military Acoeb'
has been granted the following officers: Secona Lieu
tenant NJ Carter, Corps OF EnginecrA; SecOhd-
ant G.. w GOethuls, Corps OF - glnccis o.oo, ,'
Lieutenant L. g Strong 4n Ar1Iery; Srconu
Dan, 1914 Infantry. jor i. II. Parker, OfdnahGo
Department has been assigned to the command OF Tue
Dover Powder Depot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. leave of absence
for fifteen days has been granted Captain W. F. Drum.
"a Infantry. First Lieutenant Charles Morton, Sd Cav
airy, has been appointed TO act as Inspector on
tain Quarrermasters property at the st. Louis pow
der depot Jefferson Barracks. Mo-. reported unser-
vlceable. and for which Captain j. H. McGinness, Ord.
nance Department, Is responsible.
Orders were issued yesterday that coInmunieations
received ut the Adjutant. Generals Office which
per lain 10 business IN another bureau. DO TO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
AN OLD BARN BURNED on STATEN ISLAND.

IO1
old Simonsou farm SlmoDson-aye.. Cifton' D. l..
owned by William IL Vanderbilt, set on fire about
IL o'clock Monday night, and was totally destroyed with
Its contents The barn used by John Scott and was
filled with straw. The loss is about $3.50 Kerosene oil
was used TO start fire. but the ncendares are not
known The old homestead, standing on the same prop
erly had narrow escape. 1t occupied some forty
five years ago by Captain Isaac Dnnston brotherinaw
OF the lae Commodore Vanderbilt. who was lost III Inc
scamship wrecked Long Island SOUND many
wears ago property part OF the estate on staten
island which transferred to William H. vanderbilt
by mis- fat consideration Of 81 The barn was In
a very diapidated condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK. Tuesday. Sept. T. 1880.
The following was the only sale held at The
Exchange Salesoou to-da1
Pr Vu0h ". camp.
,pro s,orv frame shoD and stable with six lots. 4,
West 57ths running through 10 l9Sthsi oUo .,o m,
n w of lUh-ave ca h 25x2JOi w buckley $iV'VVV
AT PRIVATE SALE.
By y. n Stevenson, u. 80
,o,r s,orv brick stone dwelling. with lot No DO
East 90 st. 8 between ma Madison anu $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
THE COURTS.
LOTTERY AND POLICY IN NEWARK.

LOTTERY AND POLICl IN NEW AIM
The fall term Of the Essex County On. %
Courts opened yesterday morning at Newark. Judge
Depue delivered the usual charse He spoKe OF the
neglect OF duty OF former Grand Jures, and called at
teDton to the evil OF lottery and polcY gamouhg say
ing that the Court was informed the traffic In lot
terry and policy tickets being regularly carried on
between Newark and NewYOrk. Judge DeDue also re-
ferred 10 charges of ~ practice made against Newark
medical practitioner, aud invited the Grand Jury 10
make a searching Investigation In the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
NAVY INTELLfG ENCE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. T. Lieutcnant-Com-
mander Charles VI. Thomas has been ordered 10 tue
Naval Academy Lieutenant s. T. CoDley TO tbe receN
ingshp 81. Louis at league Island. LieutHn"n. o. "
solev has been detached from duty at the naval
,oodo,o, and nIaced on wating orders Lieutenant G..
l. DYER has been detached from the Naval Aca1eul'
and ordered TO the IniDgshiD Constellation. Ltu
tenant I H. Nurdock been detached from the Tram
ngshp Constellation and ordered 10 duty at the Naval
Asa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
THE BODY OF GENERAL TORBERT.

THE REMAINS NORTH.
WASHINGTON. Sept 1.-The Navy Department.
having no vessel at hand of sufficiently light draft.
has declined to acc de to the request made by Gene
raj Torb,r's friends to send down naval vessel to
bring his remains North. kilograms were sent
from the Department this morning TO Generaf Tor
berts friends in NewYork, expressing regret at the
inability of the Department TO comply with their
request General Torbert's remains were to-day
taken from ST. Augustine TO Jacksonville, Florida,
10 be sent direct to NewYork by the steamer which
salls on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
A PASSENGER ON THE ERIC THE RED.

One of the two passengers on board OF the
ship Eric Red. which II is teleeraphed from Mel
bourne Australia went ashore Saturday was O"rence
IL New seventeen, the son OF Tomas NV ~ ns
and Washlncton-aye Brooklyn. He sailed Tor MS
health Az lie dispatches received by the owners OF the
vessel do mention the loss OF any 'es IL ID HoPcu
that Young New is safe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
The Iy1ERNAT IONAL REGATTA
1865 Cont 1.-The London Times SAYS!

LONDON, Sept. 7.-THc LOHuVH I'"''' 80 '7
II Is probable that the compc tors 10 the itei
Thames Regatta will he Tuckcti, LaycocK hoSc' M
Ten Eyck. Hanlan. Boyd and EllIot an" pe IS, -, ,t
- =, a.. o.nos,,r 10 no hnpcd that each will do ms
hest 10 win and that the cont 81 WI mo- ~ ,ha cam
doubts of ihe honesty OF the eff rig OF any vi W., Non
netirors whether the rial heat will be rover o ar
day. september 3D. and the final heat on luesu"' "
Wednesday, remains to he seem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
MRS. PECKHAM THROWN FROM A CARRIAGE

LONG BRANCH, n. j., Sept. This after
noon al 515 o'clock wife OF Wheeler H. Peckham.
LAWYER OF New-York driving with her sister along
the road OF Monmouth Beach, he horse became fright
ened at two stray the roadside ran away and
running into ditch alongside the road upset the buggy
Mrs Peckham was caught by the top of the buggy and
dragged distance and Is very seriously injured
Her siser escaped with little injury The iadie- were
taken to their summer home at Seabright The horse
a valuable one, had MS shoulder pierced By piece OF
the shaft and ruined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
DENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

4 Niti.tI tsi l.! -, ,,nr-rr,
AID Uni ED STA T. M. fNu -
Tains leave 1egl Desorosses and Cordnit sreen
teTIts. as follows; . .,. ,,.,...-
Harrisburg Pitsburc The " ami South. win Pullman
Iaiaee ears attached. a. So p M da'iF-
VII iam~pcrt, Lock Haven. am. >tp 3D. o2liy al -re
b connecting az CORY Tor IusVlhe, fetsoelm
Genre tie oil REGIONS ,., .,....., ,,-..,...,.
ENrr,ss Of PA man parOT as daily except sandy u
arrive al Washington ~ p m ites la' a' l'o Ad
Express est Philadelphia, $50 80 $40 = 90 Inn
II night Sunday. $50 ad9 a m' D. " s''o anu ~
m. and H. night 80 - $500, -
49, rootlyn Annex with all tarou Oh trains
M lrr.cy cav aolng speedy and direct transfer oi
Bi0os', t.a' From Piitsbu.g T. 1910 a 935
llaiis IA y e.sn n NJ daily. pit Monday wash
ban and ia more coo A. m = 200 ~ io5o D. m
1Hn IN a m. 2 80 80 j-p. 60 $50 $50 AMI
i"'{Yp m Suifay $50 600. J. 1910. llJO a. H. G.j'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
RrTTING ON HE ST. LEDGER.

LONDON, Sept. TN the betting on the
result Of the race Tor the ST. Ledger Stakes wheraks
place on Wednesday. September IS, at the Doncaster
september meeting the Duke Of Wcstminstcrs Bend Or
is the at TO against him The other horses
mold shout the same relative positions In the betting to-
day as they did a fortnight ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08

TO the city sic lies at her pier Her damages are
slight. ,-.
CHARLESTON. g. c. Sent. 1.-THE steamer Charieston,
after survey. having been pronounced seawoihy w
cargo was placed board and she departed ior NV"
NArE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
THE STEAMER Z. b. WARD SAFE.

HAvASA Sept. S.-Ibe steamer 4. u. Ward from
New-Oreans has arrived safely at fruxIlio and was
repairing there Oh September 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
FLOATING OFF THE CHARLESTON.

George w. Quintard, owner of the steamer
Charleston OF TIE NewYork aud Charleston Line, re-
reiyed dispatch from Charleston yesterday stating
an he stcaner which grounded the shoals Sat
urIay evening had foated CT and t0wed back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
A HOTEL DESTROYED.

Bosroy Sept. THE birmingham Hotel,
ot Framucham Mass owned by W. b. Washburn, was
burned by an ncendary Dire this morning. Loss, S0oo0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
rNCENDIARIyM THAT FAILED.

Incendiaries made futile attempt. Monday
morning. 10 vacant frame stable at No, 2i3 East
-tnirteenth-st They placed barrel
filled with shavIngs soaked In kerosene against the
bnildipr and set fire citizen discovered and put
ont lie names be fore much damage had been done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
DESTRUCTION OF FARM BUILDINGS.

PERTH AMBoY, Sept. -Four buildings on
the farm Of Clayton Townsend, near Three Bridges,
were destroyed by fire to-day large stock OF hay and
grain wagon-house and farming tools were destroy ed
Tue loss viii amount to $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08

an ,,o .roupds OF the Manhattil Athletic Ciuo; u
and Fifty. sixth-st, Mt j;3D D. in lo,u'y
PurIv' Clark OKeefe and other w''i-known "aihe''
haya grfgr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
ROWING RACE on THE HUDSON.
prrKsKIIL. n. y. Sept. Tin the Osca

wana Island boat race today Teneyck. Plaisled and
Konotb were the winners OF the three hea Ho-mer and
Zee railing TO cross established line OF There
fne amateur race, Gaisel winning By onequarter
OF "A lcngth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
KNITTING FACTORY BURNE

ToRoNTo, Sept. IA fire last night de-
sroyed Simpsons knitting factory On Berkeleyst. TIT
loss Is heavy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANSFER1
SEw-YORg CITY.

south.st n w cor Of Montgomery st, lS4l,Il1 10 10
Waters xlsj.lO, 10 MODtgOmery-st Nl4Vi Jvhn
Roach the Glen Cove starch Mahuiic'ulns N ooo
3oths n = 80 II Of 2dave. Ix90 Aueroach 9 ooo
referee. to the United sta res Irus COMPANY. o'o"0
l27th;st 3 100 30 ttD OF SraVe 10000
lstave q $ 62 . 70 n OF 10Th ST. 9OX1u, ana = ISL
ave 1922 IT OF 76thtt 5oxSOi Charles ii Kan
ney to Lafayette H. nney =;
75thst so u East 81 .sX27I Spencer DOy 10
George X CalrnstOn-
Same property; George Il CarIi gton To Mary D0ty
I'd ave 5G.5 II = Of 47thst, 20XJ1 Mary Doty
to George Il Darlington. ...o .'..-.--.;
Same property George x Darlington to Spencer Z
DOly .....--.-..- -: -
lOgh.st n II 8 II e OF 2iave li6XlOO.lOi Mary
Cherry James Nunan. 10000 49,.
HUBER u No I I2 about -ooAiOU ."es 1880
opGyAraSs >, I Iyr ~ q r. euT ron 800
18th st. II \. 1888 II Of lTvipgpHct ~ 9AJ%j
Thomas / Bryce and vie to Harriet Eryce.-
ATHEIST l4j 70 OF Lexington ave, ZOA4VVo' - ooo
sarah HEX To John Told. lO'UOV
2dave 20. It Of 10Th 81, 205Xt4 MOTIFS IraO- 20 -oo
fielder and wife Josephine kretscLneg io'o'v
4th.aye. II of C7thst 2OXlOh0; AhueIsOh %, 600
Fowler ana wife to GeO &c 5 Iastngs-------- '4'OOV
RECORDED LtASEs.
Schlag Katharine to Elizabeth Alefberg, NO Alb oo
East Housonst; years, rent .--.--..-,a.... $oVV
Treacy John. to Fred Schwatz, No JOB sbetH-st 400
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