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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
TIE LITE DR.. W1SUB Urn.

The Rev. DR.. Eliphalet Mott Potter, presi-
dent of Union College, preached yesterday morning al
the Calvary Church. at Fourthave. and Twentynrst-s
The text was from JOIN l. 20 Behold the Lamp OF
God which taketh away the sins OF the world"
In opening his sermon the preacher referred 10 Dr.
Washburn the late of the church. As he whose
memory IL n all our thoughts" lie said. WAS nearing
the end Of his pilgrimage he loved to look upon picture
which is familiar many people and teachers OF TRUTH
which becomes each hour more dear TO all mankind
This picture Of the Christians Consolation received
his glance day after day. and decpened the impression
of tie lesson OF the Divine consolation Of an everything
ever present Christ WheE he nearing the end 0f
his pilgrimage he requested me TO present IN his place.
the message OF the Gospel TO you. The theme oil DIS
eventful life nad character will DO dealt with on All
early occasion by able To draw the lneaments
Of such mnn-so broad and strong. so learned ana
eloquent and withal loving. In my student days, us
he lectured III the school Of theology, his learning
seemd So amue and his imagination so brilliant that
dazZlcd and discouraged those whose iPtt ha
entered upon the upward way YET thrrr was hpot
him freedom from pedantry and cant, with conrade-
ship for all ove ed learning lie took The humhes
by the hand. stimulating and encouraging ihom aud
leading them upward. Mt many u0n'ns ago II WIS
privilege entertain HIM while delivering AZ Union
College those wonderful lectures Oh 'oii En0nSD
which suggested the development Of disiuct scho" or
department of favorite sludes He Wh- theu chel
Ing upon the last, long battle with the dread enemy OF
al health anu hope" .-
merit Dr. Potter refer ed 10 the late lccnr 81 me
church He said the vision which most Of all hcd ms
mind was that suggested by painting of ATy Sch"nci
which represented Christ as The cOnsOins Stv"u ana
in hs heart were the words % Scripture Inscribed aho VS.
III hath to nd NJ the brOkcn'h"Artci 10
preach deiy rance 20 the capuves"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07

Matter and snirit-vhich will AMI Witch ought 10
dominate IN the present struggle for the mastery
q The critical sago OF Psychology tends 10 inos'P"
ical Realism aud 10 Rational Faith.
g. The Proietarat: what it and what It aims to b."
(Show ideas the middle Class has brought ihto
matters OF government the proslanat antsgonizes
the ideas What II prOInisesl. ,.
Dognatiem In Political Science. DISCUSS tne scOc
completely etc OF political science and the mschleis OF
dog1ats shout Il; also the great readiness OF I'M
trained persons to dOgmatZAl - /. l.,
8 A Republican Form of Government what 10 Is
nnd what II not ysetes OF IT. points IN which aefe
IA a wedevelOpec notion Of republican form OF gov
ernnent and points IN which thGt NOTION Is vague
g. Design the corner-sone 81 Science and Philosophy
z. Psychological studies @ related to Literary Cri'F
cisn. 1890
Charles Dudley Warner lectures this evening before
the ent club IN England" Tho following are the
remaining lectures to he gwen before the Kent CiuD
Professor Vim. j. Knapp subject "Prim ana Amadehs;
"reminiscences of the spanish Revolution" The Rev T.
Harwood Pattison. of Albany, subject The Minority III
the Mother Country, 1774 Professor Cyrus Nortniup
subject, 1.-THE Lawy aud the Orator"
The Junior Glass elected today the following as class
historians Beach. French. Foster and Holland
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ADJUSTMENTS TO BE AVOIDED.

The ney. r. DeEm Talnqse q, the Brooklyn TaOeT"ae'f
Ures3ytert21).
Upward OF Ave thousand people listened 10
yesterday morning. HIS sermon u continuation of
the series dealing with The treatment Of the dramatic
element implanted ia human nature, and was csIeci-
ally devoted TO the consideration nf what amusenetis
people should avoid Tue was bascd on Luxe
vi, Al: Every tree Is known 10y ats own fruit"
This morning, said the preacher pass on TO lay down
certain principles 10y which you may judge in regard to
amusement or recreation, finding out yourselves
whether u is night or whether II wrong remark in
first place. that Judge OF the moral character
OF any amusement by lis heahfu result or by iis bale
ful reaction. There people who seem to be up
OF hard facts. They are q combination Of
the multiplication table and sta,istos. II
you show tleia beautiful picture they
will bsgin to discuss the pigments involved in the col
oripg. you show them beautiful rose they will sub
their nature. They any hing more than smile
They II nature had built them by contract and
made q bungng JOB out OF It. But. blessed be God,
there are people in this world who bright faces
whose lives They people you like have
come 10 your house Now, IL is these people that
most tempted to pernicious amusements IT All
gmusemeat sends yOn home at Light nervous
A. that you cannot sleep. aud you rise In the morning
lot because you slept 0ut, but because duty
drags yen from your slubers you have been where
ought not to have been. There are amusements that
send man next dag 70 his work bloodshot and yawn.
Ing stupd and nauseaed; and they wrong kinds OF
Amusement There are amustments that give u man
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THE COURIS.
DEClSlUNo-FEB. ,

SuDreme COMPLEMENTARY Judge Darrell
,,n 20, Y. Farmers Loan and Trust Company order
uI c entered upon consent uuggenhtlMe "RI ueishei
r,i LII reapO,tri CODk hkt LEON
usfrndnnts biict srass OF an affidavit OF one Iron
ia nor among the PAPERS 1t hal better lie supplen ab
,,,e oase resubnIed Lunn ag R1gcis- Notion g@n,oi
t rrspupdeut within five days perfect hs appear from
W. ri,in indgment and either depuzit gave secuIlty
NV Undertaking costs OF such appeal ana
rssnnnIrnt print and papers upon sau hpp "a
tmr or the next General Term aud notice SAN Appra
n IN tle said term. In Caao nuCh oonuluop
pm & .nu,ed with the mOtions denied and the payment
o"ey n sayed un decision Of said appeal Hood
90, Giro-See memorandum DALEY agL Moas-Soe mein"
rauduIn. 49,. H., Msick AT Metic -
o,si n, referee confirmed and judgment IN FAVOR OF plain
Tor divorce defendant Edison agi snlt ~, All III
for attendants on the demurrer VIII ho
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pICHARD Y. HARNEIT, AuctOneer,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION
TUESDAY. February :.
~ I-.rl lnnt. SnlrsrhOnl.

TUESDAY. February :.
Ar o,l Ok. 4 SalrsroOn, II broadway,
lXECC ORS SALE,
Hickman Place. corner 3Othst-FOur'st"IE Hsn s'o"P
brown stone bo,isc a:i lot. i9N.hl -, . .,o.
II ree story Orlck house Win one's'o'
II tn ave ami jIlh.st-Two lots northeast corner
sos on.ave corner 62ds'-FJur story hiSn stoop
brown ana 0. nn>leh III hilh """" "'i'''
and rl4 fixtures. ~ bNtiXIn =, ~ ,..n, ,ooa
So t. Aingtonave- -Four story high stoop brown stone
house. and lot. l1N6'NiV. -, -, Nv,,,,ru A.
COZ DERRY BROTHERS Attorneys % anu 40 "luldns
EXECUTORS SALE.
O and l03 East llth~t corner thaVe.-1r,wp S'''
:; tan S East It'll ST VIZ iOursoiy ana ,clar OtIcA
houses ard lot. 3JN)-.3 each Ill., ,... ,,,a o,,,
"a lith~l FurstOry ana ce'lar pIicA uou9o ""
lot with stort 2jxl Oij. 80 ,,,, avn
2-E cherry. corner Gouvcrneurst- Four-story anu
cciar brck and lot @3.Nx '33'4 ,,,... o.,
X iCrt east Madison ave- tIeEant fu
conortr fir class ves"ry brown stone apartment house
ana lot 25.u2a fee by 10 eet ,,., ,.o,,o ;,,
3 East 2tn --Fourstory and cellar brick house WIN
store aud lot. ?iX''S" , ..,,.. ,..;,, ,o,s, d, al
a tat -Four story and cellar briCK mousse ana
wnstory and cellar rear house ami lo'. 'NJ' 49,
s,hayr northwest corner l2nthst one Ot 20 53Nl.V.
Maps &C. at Auctoneer's Office III BIOduway, 'arhc"
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Gitp Real Gstdte for sale

-~-.~..---~,~
ALLOW PRICES.--FOur strictly firSt-class
n honaes bay Windows extensions, etc. including norm
west corner bIhst, MADISON and jlhaves '" f. CfOf l.
premises
EAST -ST.-Eight lots $4,000, suit
"a 1O'e All Sinai RTULsxD & WHITING. Beekmanst
t'OR SALE OR LEASE--A BARGAlN;@1
Large books bulkheaied waerfronis for chemical
works factories DC. H. a YOUNG ClVh insheer' ~ EA'
change uacc
.aIVBERT HOUSE CLUB ASSOClA-
AlTION- - Offices 1.2jl broadway. Persons DESIRING
shares requested 10 send their spatlols ~ above
NEW LIST OF. HOUSES FOR SALE -
81 900 10 -lG5OO0 VII BIZ maiei flee to any aiuress
l. AAC HONIG III Eroadway Rooms Il ana H. basement
rIHE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY
Offers
VAITABLE PROPERTY NEAR CENTRAL PARK AND
6THAVE. FOR SALE.
Fyt brown stone and hardwood unisled houses on f4
and 1thst. between and Madison aves sizes 20 ana
20 feet 'front.' and feet lois tUl dpthi on NeN
favorable terms a. price and payment ~ nor sofa Oeiore
,b 10Th Instant they rented for one year Apply al
IN, gONp and MORTGAGE DEPARTMENT IN tie So
clety's Office. 40 l2O Eroatway, ------------
SnG. HOUSES for sale all prices; on me
sDbiI Of Elevated Roads. SEM for lists JOlH W.
STEVENS Broadway cor. 52tst, MadsohaVe anu oJu'sI
and :. li.tsf
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

. Sa.% %9; %,Sn
GrSrGM. rEw-Adlournod sine die.
pcmirrss IT, III rs $685. az, 3d. SO ISL s5
-. S a. sc 3s % Az Ss AID 'P s Ss 2s s M S
s2 az. on $40. 10 1872 d52 1886 81" }2d ~ sSl S33
81 ~ oGj 5Gs ga S7a ~ w. S7S S7 49, $685. "a
rteT Barrett Icog.t opens at lO'3Oa M -
~ ia 5coo @S,i. ?57 iG7s :s5? ?i27. az 1919
$50 i7j; 1850 ii5S ~ $3.50. 3379
% ni 2e ?a s !ao 97 Gp'2; # l seS ss @
2lu2 lls2 1922. 1885. 2?al 232j 100 1928 2s9 2li+
55i2, 1904, 2j9S 2Cs5 $3.50, $500 ios2 .,,. ..,n,
armmoH coCaT-"ESERAL rSRM-"ili meet this morning
Srr'I.L rrnM->,.dgwlcs G. J.court opcns At 10
Ec 70 D. ~ 4 - s. . - - - q 80 H. -'
lm1 !LTru1!; "a; az ~ cEc 9 7S7 i51 aoa
~ ~ g. Is ; ~ 81 81 Coo 20s Gi 81 iCI 1885
-, aG. BE-, 80, 926 III 33l jj7' go $40 7V s79
r.G s Sp' ~ a! e ST. % Es &c. 3 oi
S 5 49, a5 ST. ~ ~! si9 5s7 80 Us d 40 tGi
49, @ G @ M s g.mE!! s 4% s ssntGl' 33 81 Ss
len at ~ a. 57 ~ ~ 8: AZ no 7s 3o- So S0 Ss2
raariS i'r,s-Irvfl,L rEKNwln meet hi" morning At
lioc ocA To- hand ,lo~n c.-lons. . 800. -, :, - -
y S+.C tr Sl9 lrH TO- il. H. Hi H. C'FH' 1T u
Ky.rlY INV A.ionlI ed Tor N tern.
1srV r'ev-r,ar Beach J-Comt 3ren:, At i A. NJ M
;, To- i, ~ 80" ~ ~ ~ 81, So rs 57i 30 3ji
OF $50. iul1. 1913 80 - N"'. -.
P,I III plv. J-rpd- opens at p. r. rp-'
500 ~, 1876 lW,2 iOUi. 49, S'' so 49, 81 400 KY
,. G,s as 80 i0il Too, ~. 'oi. 49, ''t H'p 49,
go $40. e.. :'-'. '>ii. Noa
P,:i ri >i. 'r,.scn. Cont OPEN a II a. m Nos.
~, .', 80 So ~ 7j7 Al 455. DC i"- 100 ct,
- 80 ~. Io-I lo.2. - l0-i. lO-J. lU-G lo-' 4o-''
lu.a 1850 1851 lu.- 1864. 1923. go ,.,
MAINE CorRG-lEIAL TEEN PARIS l. and il-AdlotIhe'
PAM IIr-hcriau IoOr mons az ~ a ed ~, N
Rom, - nld siy ldi- NOs. 1oh 400. - ~ ~ '-'
i9, - ~. 49iI NIB. 100 800 iiH5' 493S t!;9
80 80 % Ia J7Si 49, 47oi 43sG. 4ij6 l7o1 !.
.,;i 1907 80 "j~>. $50 81 1853, 3i"t - 30,
do 40 400. 47s3. 81. l. ~ 4It9 l,hl 20 of""'
~ no dj7 t7Ni 800 9L2I. IJi1. AIf h32O -
agSFEu sgSsUSs-PAWT myth. IL lhe frppi1 AZ,
sInincl hilton william N.lv lobbcry Alexander LIZ
rrluRtnn fufrIrry John BRITT, France. Mcfl,I ] nr't
y ,nIch Ilu II nsht l@@l" 49,, Sf". ,,1 Si' Iy w
los rh Thomas carroll Christian Fi,-iicA' fiAhA
Ne - II-niy II'rry. violation ~ the lht eiy ~" -
PAtI II-tiilrrsl,ovr Tine People dg Wlnim ~
Mel aItlY. rIhb ~; liW''i Guy
u.rfv far, "lo1iau, a.-Ai aui battery; Cmrir@ furi
Il u y,uustr' JOAN Nrbbcr i.rn DltnI Catherine tat
f.r- A. hungary Caah4n Ellen Ihnii 'o' jones IN
Cnat,s Harms Wili.Im Manson. grand larceny IoM' "A
Iirn.r.sal hgdmy
uItG ANp Ifi.AsE.- Barrett JConri ppen' ~ II a M
nj, ionh '>'lu" lrt 1 ares ~ii'h
john t;I-u ll'n7l B:O~". Cnai'"s T. li"Oi"K h"H'l"
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFER@
NETWORK CITY.

llthave, from 34,h to sSth% eatCnGins to n aRd
9s TafSF rights etc Marse. GO 10
3aISe W = from 9sth 10 seh.sI 2Ol6IlOo Peter .eo,
ooS Ss 81 to d HSHoi' 25iiaO Henry
srn %ni'S W c cor 81 5St s chas
1soi Efis nr Is Il 81 5insye i5sr09i Sarah
WILSON to i,aIus ., S G5S,Sy s6Y5ss Smith 'OOO
: s s95 70 iam or B. Chase 1880
lllths s. ~ " .n Il, II learns .. $4,000
43d 2gVs , !, 81 Wnncb 5000
her dagshtsr sn: l., J dH :.,H, Paul
c" DsEtr and ND Vile t ciar 5000
.t = = q cn Of ste1nssye s %T
P pscGeE and I'd, wife '% @S ~ 3 e esIs1no
fIGr and husband e Ms!tn dy .. NJ s,:,;sa6
MARSHALL and another. executors ETC. 10 Benz tos..
,s Lenms7Tr Il Of itiays aO1I oo5 Susan
LeonaTn.st. Is Catherine Carnmann 10 Law eooo
Le1 iSgfS 1SH si7,es Jas
GYt6s $2S 4 Of Ave. SSl9p4 1RG esGs
Helen iangdon Emma deu. ,:;;:.a;;; ''Oo
l"O,gst err5cE S reieee to Ara9 offender and
,so Sns ese saS Is. s 81 9ava to 3shs SO!
i95 10; L Eeriick referee. To dillcndsr and s7,
b1ths g 10 ~ ~ { sarah Sa s = Horton ~ 10000
2daye cor q" t, ;3a ~; lAA $4,000
81 a Te TO cor oa Of psi s and
ssndod e 10 rs'es t.caIor ct to
Delanceys' 90 tS1 and ND another $500
aaTs arr from 9 s, 10 JS % oSn.end 1850
4lst.si. n =. 300 u Of stt.ave. 26x9oei Martin
,S Sss's 50 1877 90 TT Of ZoISG 40
ScdgwieESys VI Sot o. peiotpi'e' $500
II Dean wife to August Baumesrten 2,ooo
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Gurtlou Gales OF Real GstGIe.

pRlAN II. MULLER, Auctoneer.
~ .rt.IaRe, SALE VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY,
.liJt,'t'- ri VIY con OF PEARL AND JoliN~TS
ADKiA% ii. MCLLEK = son VIII sell a. auction on
nil P-bNY IcbruAty 10, II O'Clock. AZ The Xclhge
al .roon RIDatwly order OF the Executors 81 DAle
49, deceased AL John Sta. the ave rsJ:i DICE
nj or \,s Isl, a3, 80 PraIl.St. ami Nos. 10 a'd
llSJo,u-i having frontage o! about % ieet on Ped,
, Is feet IN Jnlnsr. Maps al Anctoneels once lles
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BY Hnoh ~ Camp.
ostory brick buildings with lot No le0 W0oste,'
son. 1884, Of Hoa''onst 10! ao.iOO NJ" s1eO7S
BY Ptter Meyer
Mot Of land n a West oU6th 81, running through 70
2O7thst 100 II Q Of 9th.ave, GEOGRAPHICALLY ao76
plot OF land 9th ave- cor OF Z9sthst eg cdts
100, and plot OF land bounded BY 2O7th and ZOetn
sts and Harlem River. commencing 100 tie OF so,s
9th ave- 2B4xl 80 lU120x-; same buyer o'-''
plot OF land bounded by 9thave, 2OSth and 2O9tn.
ss and Harlem River 1880
plot Of land on 9th.ave. o Of 209th.st, QGllx
100. and and plot OF Lara bounced by 2uStn ana
s ana Hi{sI Ssr sams 10000
plot OF land 9th-ave. cor OF 2lOth.st, w IL
100 and u plot laud n West 2lOth-st, lOo u OF
running alna sn 70 hatls'n hl'0'' s736
plot OF land Academy st. block front between 400
Post and Nagle-Aye 3I0I26J; same buyer.- law
! plot Of land on Hawthornest,s cor OF SHERMAN.
ave llOKlOOx 60x3nOx5 vx 90 and plot OF and
smerson St PICK .ss lo2Do
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ciliuallons Ulrlc0-- MaIee

BARTENDER. by i competent man speak
ID "r f@fn l i "'I A. 49, JHGon A&DRhAc "a -
an IT,. t,~ ''''' --
CLOTHING SALESMAN an energetic
y s,.,sn Of ciry r1r.Gcnr,; had cy"ricn,e m some
f ln , aSa TSn l Ndiir,, Jco WEISS Wet
III l.. Ci:y.
CoAcMNAN:-By >insr man tLos"nG ;i1ly
s,r; r%G2y"T, m * H.. ' q. '0iy f'''''s
NOACiIMAN and ia DENER. &r.-A
g,,,oncI r,,cnnnin To fu"y "A the 'onliy "nr
~ III ~ Ia y fr ne Tpt"wn once 2.ss Eroadway
NOAClIMAN and GARDENER, COOK, &c.
~ by and wiz ns IL i ., 1 isl as w"4
%Ai, ! s = II 4 aSS y" children" good r-1
COLLECTOR OR SALESMAN.-By Il smart
\ yomn- roetor or s,lr"9an who ha+ aad h ~
nv: i Wiling G',lin nouc'I and brave Address W.
LAitSHN, to' ,th ave. tiiy ----------
hRIVER.-Bv respectable Young colored
nan liza driver doctor Is sober trmprratr ana
5 y&% -? ?9@ W pa. i% 'i H.. s'' CITY ''O'''' l
NARDENER-bY a man acquainted with AL
" 1ranc Of The hG can akr me e Gr n1.
as 1 3 o. y i. or N@T Yors pace "V''
AW CLERK or ASSISTANT BOOK
Il kEEPEE-liy well riuca' ed Ameiic&H 20, sGap.
Hsa % SI' Xxx niEt@ q iiT @ Wv IT,
DORIER. &r.-liy respectable Cln1dlhn
Hwr r %'h: m ;n or h @iirn 7.1 faIhi h"nc,t
,i temperate can speak French Address J. lACoMh'
:, III ave.
nORTRR or USEFUL MANLY vii laG
Young man who AFRAID q" work; ll9 goou iiom WI
elqr O nGrsr. -. not tobacco; can CIV 100
c,iutry ref, rsucrs Addcss FRED MURPHY. lOl East
30tLst, city.
ENAIrER-lu a private tamly-By conf ON,
w priciii reablr singio man. WIN NJ W
p win Lr inllnI ul. wiring ii obi Gni Nj
uras D., = Tribune Uptown once Loo pi''"''
WARD. KITCHEN OR PANTRfMAN.-PIace
waucn by a sober. steady. WILING man WIZ" Has "',cSs
p,rlcnrr the eiuug hotels Of ms CIV, iS,h -
judN FLY =, UnI0n Court between ll'n al" ~
University Place, city,
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miscellaneous.


7 AVINE'S NETWORK MUSICAL BUREAU,
/ ROOM STEINWAI HALL. NEW. fOHh'
Corespouents throughout the unlted states ald CshA
London Paris. berlin, FionLa and huan . 49,,
Encazemea ats for aDd with EOncsrt anu Spels 1911
Vocal Instrumental ARTISTS for chufch O'o'
orainrO concerts, Opors and musica conventions ,r
Hands Orc tstra single nsuuMentansts sr'Sheu ioi
halls weddings aad parties .,..
iin.tra led pamphlet nlajled ON re:eIt u stamp
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cry to pantS to srsnd on terms opson CSs ana M S
All olhersJudgm"n Of Oreccsurs and .ale ordered oOn
dlrcons reconveysnOe and accounting e!e; opinion
tie demurrer with Liberty defendant payment
On wS S
on aaynent cost: opinion The People eI rel Mn6pny
qnashod aad Judgment Of the Board OF Police sustained
BY nudge Iawrence.-smith. otc. agt Plat. GRANTED
The jiSno Ware Company ana another ags
rs Cgeu q, HlEy Judge Van yGrs-Paander ast
Superior Court-SpecdI Term = Bv Chief Justice
seiewlck -Lrsrned agt 1tloison-PantFs complaint dis
Judge ana mo ss wSUs dis
continuing seon aEadst defendants DiT3n Knox and
that aini t srher deposit or dle security
Jacobs d.sconiinuancs The Mayor ETC., ag
agt HnoT and 4'ssS s
Ing attorney PA5ex Fairies orter ed 0S
ing sii%!acy Jsntey asi Koy oTasIeS ia!
boulder Colorado VI smith q a-CToss ntcirogatores al
G~d Dan cen object on the t1 oBen 1S1 RSy
Common Pteas-Spec,oi Tyn.--By Judge J. +. DAILY.
Ellis e. a. Con Motion denied no costs
see msmoTandam Redmond ag Defendant an
Ination alta hmeu issue Tur ast shp1sn ct al-Mo
non granted memorandum for COUNSEL Miller ct a. sgt
s; sos
Marinc Court - thambers-ly Judge Nahrhn ;aI:1.
The ainonnt tie Sheriff" Hauds and o. ndel take
determine the VALIDITY OF bl claim this processing ana
various oer claims having been made thereto upon wmch
suits nave been ought cannot compel Tho Sherh 10 pay
over sit amount Sc Al y. y. 1S 81 v J 34s ana ~ ~
\. DO The molten must therefore, be den.el nut WITHOUT
cost. Devne the An-nnia Clock company Clark AIT
Cucheon Notions granted for February llth E3ggeity
agi rrctAotiOu Yacatlng Onitr OF
mr.: IT, AIT Gtkns. n.-Ordcr Signed Fitzpatrick agt KRAFT
Receiver appointed. rOnkn agt. shay; lleoenin agt
Morris Mctinhnrss agt Harr soI DRAKE agt IlellyIpo
cecdngs .ism>ss Ouot@'u 2gt Mcbels SomerVlll aCt
BestOrdcIS Of scoD Murphy AIT QniDn hanio
aRi l;shrr Murphy ag'. CayansEh Prevo Sxt GRAY Sii'
well n9t ChlniSky valley same sgt Hiith
Mailer agt Meyer; Str0eg act mccarthy: SoingoI aet
French Burc II agt. tieuiz: Bynes ncKepn Crt:cr
agt. Atlag0 Doen Gerach WOl;cnSten Art Schll'
berg: CI!tinS ag Hergan Brathnrsi Igt Derry ef'
chant agi kaufman: Lynn WeSbecEer: Sc0ncn sHt
O.mscai: BrlhnrSt 4gt Mcllugh kinGsland aS Schtoe
der Reed at. GoWgh.-Iplgmrnts.
!T6H IeIH-Idr IH-By Judge la"es. Duioea ae!.
Johnston Judgment for plaintiff opinion nlel Eiacnon
agt E-eluan Judgment plqnlif opinion Mol Merritt
agt. Reed Judgment for Defendant oplniOn 1leL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
Balls.
fflusiral Justrnmenls

DEATTY'S ORGANS, .16 Stops, 8 sets Reeds,
- ,anos 81 % mp Catalogues Address or cal On
- WV DANIEL r. BEATTY. Washington NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK. Saturday. Feb. 5|iesl
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Enlesroom to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
Gilp iJropertn n)ant:(

STORES AND LOFTS WANTED.-We are
- a.oe many cIlls iNly Tor stOrss amt lofts on Fhon
Wniiam Beekman Nassau. and other streets III 'na'
HiIAND q WHITING BookmansI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07

ATLOW PRICES.-FOur strictly firSt-class
~ bonses bav windows extensions, etc. including nort n
west corner ,4ihst MADISON and jlh-aves W. f. CfOf l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07

INO LET.-Two small dwelling HOUSES , ~ NY
inc Mace and lGths let from May next 10 private
lug p,o 80 u,air te rent g. For terms, SC, apply by
w X 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07

Bv HMoh ". Cd1lD.
6story brick buildings with lot, No 100 WOOSTER
St es 1851 Of Houston-st lot 25xlO0; Mel a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
Sales bn AurlloI.
Gitu iJrouerIp 10 fst.

fJO LET.-New brick houses TO single nov aa,m
- n Ills pny u" "0""' Il. II. BRUSH. Agent
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-04
INDIAN OUTBREAK


 We have refrsined from commenting upon the rum5rs Of the Indian ontbreak in the hope that they would turn out to be false or at least greatly exaggerated But latest advises are too positive to leave any question Gs 60 the fact that the Apache Indians are once more on the war-path in this Territory. Cur tel egraphic columns contain the account which is credited at Camp Thomas Q! the massacre Of Gen. Carr an@ lis whole command by tLa Indians on Cihicu Greek. This creel, is d tri5atary Of Salt River and its confluence w-th that river is only about B miles in a direct line northeast of Globe 1T tine maps are re- liable. The dispatch does Tot say at what point on the creek the encounter with the Indians took place. What has taken place since the massacre we have vet no means Of knowing, but as it oc- cured on the Both the Indians may have done considerable mischief If tine In- dians are generally excised and on the war-path the troops in lhe Territory will be inadequate to suppress them. The Ter ritorial authorities thould take hold of the matter and let volunteers be put in the field. They can make 1t more unhealthy for the muriering devils than all the regular soldiers restricted as they are by orders from Washington. We are hard ly prepared to accept the worst of the rumors yet received, but We have taken steps to secure the latest and most re- liable news from the seat Of var for She readers Of the CITIZEN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-04
SOMEBODY WANTS TO SEE.

There are evidently some parties stil holding Sierra Nevada stock who want to unload They have resorted toa very ingenious but somewhat transparent trick to accomplish that object A re cent-nzsae-of tle Carson Appeal contain. the following cmmngly concealed bat to catch gudgeous with:
 It begins to look as If the bonanza m Sierra Nevada could 10 longer be avoided by the management. For two years the drifts which have been run have in nine cases out of ten run hang mp against an ore body. These drIlts have heen aban- doned as fast as they ,ave encountered indications. Miners Wit0 have worked m the Sierra Nevada are constantly pur- chasing stock, for their faith in the out look Uf the mine IS unbounded. Those who have been discharged from the mine tell queer stories Of how things have been worked 1t has been the custom for a year past to stop working on a drift the instant anything like kindly formation was encountered. The moment a blast is fired the foreman Is on hand t0 see what sort of rock ls thrown ont On one Oc- caslOn a blast disclosed a mass of ore so rich that the men who fred the blast se- creted pieces of the rock, and they barely had time to do so beforethe foreman was on the spot. de ordered them to stop work on the drift, and 1t was filled up at once. The rock assayed S3000. The drifts diaye been run to such an extent of late that t Is hard to make another move without striking ore. The public are beginning to think that 1t is about time this sort of game was stopped
 We commend the above to stock job bing operators as a model plan for bol- stering up played ont bonanzas.