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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24

Church Charity Foundation at Atlantic ana Ill Al
bany.aves.. was consecrated yesterday bpy blshoP
LItt John. Of the Protestant Episconai Diocese OF
Long Island large numer OF Clergyman men WIS WIS
present. After the conservation an address WA, was
made by The Rev. D.. s. W; Bancroft Inc nos
pia has 100 beds, and cost SlO0.O0o'
NEW JERSEY.
ELZABFTH.--John 7. Baker, nge about hity' 40
ing business IN New-YOrk and living at Dayton az,
tempted to Jump yesterday on The I24o -inh
does not stop. He was thrown under the wneo's
and cut to pieces. His death was instantaneous.
Edward Larkin, age fifty, n Il igman' was STRUCK
on Wednesday night by the alelphia express,
and he died a few hours later He was tagging
another train. file leaves wife ard family
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT vERNON.-John Saterlv, a. wcll-known
citizen of Mount Vernon died ut one o'clock yester-
dav morning after sickness OF three days lie was
about sixty years old.
Waite PLAGVs-Robert Fisher. n constable OF
Sing SInQ was placed on trial IN the Court Oh Pes
sions Yesterday on an Indictment for mahslaughter
and causing the death Of Patrick Riley by beating
HIM with his club on September Is.
NEWARK.
Benjamin s. Morehouse against whom there have
been three separate inlictmen for embezzlemrht'
pleaded non wilt to one of the indictments yestcI
day. The other indictments were then abandoned.
MorehOuse was reminded for sentence
Mary Schreiber was tried in the Court of Quarter
Sessions Yesterday on indictment for cruelty to
her stepsou, two years, who Is now dead: IL
shown by the testimony mat the woman Deau
~
the ward and street in cold weather, and that she
vas heard to say that sine wished the child was
dead and in The grave with rs mother; u was
CHARGED that the death Of the child was due TO tho
cruel treatment Of the step-motler The jury con-
victed Mrs. Schneider Of ass ult.
LONG ISLAND.
JAMiICA-The Queens County Sunday-schoOl As
ISOLATION held Iis twenty-ifh convention In thePres
bvtcrlan Church Jamucayesterd ~. There was large
attendance both III he afternoon ami evening. Inc
convention was called TO order by the president, H.
A. >toutenOurGh. Ad iresses were delivered by he
Rev. Messrs g. II. Pay-on, of Newtown, NJ l..
HnInes. If Astoria Albert q. Lawson, of Brooklyn:
AMI q. +. Hopkins, Of HOMESTEAD a number OF
su iecis relating to Sunday-scbool work were dis
cussed by the dele0a cs
Long ISLAND CGrY.-Threc Frcnchmen, Charles
Brnckerhon OF No. 1917 Greene-St.. this city, Al
phose James. NO.194 Grcene-st. and Charles Iemee,
No. 1913 Gecnr-st., Ecrc taken before Justice kaya-
naUgh, charged with stealing ivy from the walls OF
the Church OF the Reiecmor at Astoria Ihcy were
caught IN the act by officers Flanagan and sheridan
who discovered a bag lying near there nlled WITH
broken pieces Of ivy. They were rcmanded until
to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24

O,Neil met in Justice Vaughn's office at Ohtton'
s L. yesterdayo hear his decision IN the case
Greennelu as onnosed by the District Ator
new who held that as the coroncrs Jury had rem,
dered verdict against Nioto ACCUSING MN q, ~, ao
wilfnl killing of ONei Justice Vaughn s v"r eff
the Grand jury. Justice Naughns a'',c
sion was in accordance Win me o,o views was rs
~ nu rded IN thn County Jail When he was taken
away nom his msstcr Edore heSewisch. ne G h,r
bitterly lie was wrapeed IN his hamH", an" meet on
M Men i Outside Of tho ircudS Of Neil the feel
inG Of he people is favorable tH ydnnce .G of
MeN'TrSsn, n,nav and uercwisch will clear him
nr Ecnys evidence is 10 the effect that the pistol,
when DISCHARGED. was elevated above ONela T hat
49, sri,b ths int ,ution of showing ONel tle
nistoi was taking il of the shelf when it went on
The testimony of the other two doctors Is tna'
0'Xeil told them that the shooting was not lh'eh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
SELLING BOOKS AT AUCTION.

The special u ade sale of miscellaneous books
continued YES erday morning and afternoon at
Cnnton Hall Dy George A. Leavitt & Co., auction
GERS h consignors were w. b. Smith IL Co,
New York; Lit.ie Brown IL Co.. Boston; Gay
brothers g. Co., New-YOrk; Roberts Brothers,
Boston; q. z. Pntnam's sons. New York Lee II
Shepard Boston +. Claxton & Co. 7 iadelphid;
Pmiadeipnla, ana George w Harlan q Co., OF tins
CITY. Tne invoice of George W. Harlan q Co., ln-
Guided 100 copies OF " lin Land" by Josephine
Pollard; 500 copies of Christmas Rhymes aud
New-Year's Ohimes,' by Mary d. Brine; 1908
copies OF Tutti-Frutti," by Laura Ledyard and
bv J. s. Sowberby aud ii. II. Emmerson The at
tendance was an Improvement that of the first
dsy The bidding continued active. Tie
prices realized far with few
cepIIons when they were very low. The sale Will
he continued at $50 a. to-day and probably con-
Guided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
HELD FOR THE MoNTFoRT MURDER

f,oronor schirmer concluded the inquest in the
So az S,bert Montfort-who was killed ON Septeni-
Sar in his store in Kensico, WestchestGr COUNTY
an Wednesday night. Mrs. Mary L. Ha,ght, lot
msrlv Mrs Banker a sister OF Charles ,keynolus
snd of Mrs. Montfort, testified that the former
rame 70 her house two days before the murder. He
hold her that ne was going to New-Hork. she ana
mo- SEE hun again until the following morning, when
he sad to her and Mrs. Mont!ort that he had been
10 Kcnsico and he asked them to do mp MS shIis
He showed them some money which ne hau' nc
then asked Mrs. Montfort where her husband Kept
his money She replied that he kept 1t sometimes
m his rocket aud sometimes under his pillow. keN;
polds then asked Mrs. Montfort where her husband
kent hIs pistol and his knife. He also asked u sue
would not like TO have Mont'ort ki'i her
She said "no;" that he gave , hT.
and her children a good home. keynoius s Ii
the house of Mrs. Halght, at Tarryiown az c o
n m telling his sisters that be would hot 30 rs
back until he had 800. The witness nauo o'0 God
ma that he would probably stay away nr brdfher
while then. Mrs. Haigbt Thought ma. pVa illnesses
acted very strangely that day. SEVERN, "Kansico
testified 10 having seen Reynolds u, darad n
ahont the time of the murder. Inc Jury h t tbe
ye,,i;ct that NIr Montiort came TO ms ueatp az '
hands of Charles Reynolds and others uuAnVh TOW
Rev notds has been confined IN the w esq 80
Comfy Jail on charge OF grand larceny nc vi
olso Committed TO await the action OF ihe Ei',uu
InTv ON the charge of murder. The Nestcheste.
Ccnntv Roarl of Supervisors about q WeeA az
offered 81. 600 reward for evidence when "oulu
lead TO the conviction of Montforts murderels'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
A Union CHARITY BAZAAR.

A union charity bazaar to all the aged widows
of seanen OF this port was opened yesterday IN the
Assembly Rooms of the Brooklyn Academy of
Music The tables upon which displayed the
various articles to be sold tastefully arranged
about the room, which is prettily decorated.
They are presided over by Mrs. Alexander Miller
Mrs JARVIS, Mrs Rose. Mrs. DeMyse, MRS. Henry,
Mrs. Weber. Frs. Cobb and Misses Rboades,
Swan, Taylor Whitehousc aud Rogers. i'rs
William r. Taylor has general charge OF 1.-THE far.
A restaurant is attached to the fair The entire
proceeds. viii ibe devoted to the Mariners Fam
Il, Asylum on staten Island which has been IN
existence for thirty years. and has thirty five IN
mates aged widows, wives, mothers. sisters and
daughters of seamen. the first directress of the
ms tuition il Mrs. Captain A. A. Corning 10
Dora Becker and Gustave Becker. The iair will
close Tomorrow night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
CHARGED WITH INHUMAN CRUELTY.

charge of cruelty to stepchldren has been made
before Justice Kenua, in Brooklyn, against MRS.
Margaret Harding, OF No. SO Jackson-st.. in that
ci,y The children are boy age seven, ana girl,
ace ten They are now III the care OF their aunt,
Mrs Margaret Roman. of No 63 North SXth-st,
with whom thev have been for seven weeks They
tell ptifu story of the abuse to which they were
Subjected while with their stepmother. The little
glri saws she was burned III one thigh with poker,
stabbed with SCISSORS III he other, cut over the eye
stabbed with a FORK IN her shoulder aud cut with
fnlIr nm tie chest The boy says that his step
mother broke has nosa which Is much mlsShapen,
poured boiling oil on bis neck and kicked, staODcd
and beat MIN The stepmo her used TO tie them up
nntlI their father came home from his work AS
last be took them to their aunt and begged her to
care for them A warrant nas been issued for the
nrres1 of Mrs Harding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hotel-Senator A. +. Gorinai u;
OF Maryland Representative william , ID; heieg AZ o.
nhia william L. Scott OF Lfle Ienn, anu 81
cncra, Samuel T. Colt, OF Rhode islanu w.
IartSs Hosi-C'ongressmau Horace +. Page OF oalor
MIA . Bieroorf HOuSe-R0bert GaIre,., VI % JIoG
W,ndsor Ho,I-James j. Beden, OF syracuse. .;.,nyD
man BENJAMIN lie feyre ;y q HoDse
william W Kerr OF Philadelphia and brewster '"n
NJ WaahinRton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
WHAT Il GOING ON TO-DAY.

Funeral Of Thurlow Weed at First freso' 'ei''"
senete Committee on Corners" at Metropolitan no
tel. -. -, cou aud Torminer
Meeting of Board OF Aldermen To cohsiuer '"o '''
Meeting OF Citizens' Committee OF Fifty. o,. a..
Tn1nest I'm BROOKLYN over victims OF the Sagina" us
naIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
SALES DUE TO A BANK FAILURE.

The building at No 76S Broad-st Newark, owned
md occupied by the Mecnanics' National Bank, wss
put up at public auction yesterday by the heceiver,
tIedeicK tfennghnys-n George A. iialsey. repre-
senting The directory of the &c hanics' National
Bank. bid $50 900, but The figures were run up To
81, 900. when the building was knocked down TO
the Howard ayin2s Institution, OF Newark he
furniture also sold. A lie toward Savings In
sitGtiOn will occupy the building. Yesterday, Also
George b. JenkinsOn assignee for the es.ate OF u.
Eugeh a Co.,, the morocco manufacturers Involved
In the suspension OF the Mechanics National Bank
began The sac at public auction OF the machinery,
tools furniture, etc. of ,ho factory. Low prices
Oniy talr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
nor MILLING mo- PAY DUTY on SPIRITS.

George d. Bayand and Gustave +. Perrenond the
members Of firm of liquor dealers at No. go New
ST., were arrested yesterday by Deputy Marshis
Holmes and Bernard OH a warrant issued by Judge
Brown. of the United States District Court, in a
civil suit begun by the Government to recover
the GOyernIn' ut by the nOn-p4yment of duties on
10000 gallons of distilled spirits. Messrs Bayand
aid PeTTenond were arrested few weeks ago and
gave 900 bail each TO appear before the United
States Court Massachusetts, to answer charges OF
conspiracy with q. ii. Bush of estteld, to Gefraud
the Government, by the of cancelled stamps
They are also under indlchnenin this district They
were held in $50, 900 TO await trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
HOTEL NENDOME.

4St-st.. Broadway
Unurnshed apartments Two, three four and I've rooms
with bat connected with eIcI te 70 lease at
Of from 500 to So GA year including .a steam
of The restal ant Is located on me
ninth for the exclusive use OF those renting
aratncufs rhe hotel will De rJdy for occupancy Decen
Der and open for inspection. 80
70 parties who desi the privacy OF nome win an inc
and uGures Of hTsass hotel these apart
ments oler attractions which not be found elsewhere
e J. kELBOURNE, Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
A COMBINATION OF STARS PROPOSED.

Mr.. Stetson. manager of Booths Theatre, and Mr..
Chzzola, manager Tor SIgnur Salylnl, have nearly
COMPLETED arrangements whereby SalVim ana
Mime Modieska viii appear together in a series of
performances sometime this season., The plays
Wbicu will be presented are OthellO' and InlO-
mar wherein Salvlni will assume the title roles,
and Nine. Modioska wIll appear as DesdemOna and
ParfheRia Manager Chlzzola saw Mime Rlstor
when IN Europe last summer and believes from me
encourage nent she then gave to his PROPOSE
ton tor an American tour, that the name OF tins
great actress will be added to his company. IN such
an event Macbeth" and " The Gladiator" will
be added to the repertoire and Mime. Rstori Will be
seen as Lady Macbeth and FGustind. MI StetsOn
said Yesterday thai he expected that the arrange
ment tor having Savn and Nine. MOdJeska play In
lie same company would at least, be effected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
CORN SELLING HIGHER THAN WHEAT.

The grain markets were again excited vas erday,
and there were wide 1uctuation., especially in
corn. The market opened amid he greatest excite
ment. Com for November delivery advanced by
sudden lamps and the efforts to check II by dealers
VINO throw few Thousand bushels on the market.
proved OF no avail 1t went up 10 cents Dushel
Immediately, which made al ADVANCE OF 10 cents III
two DAYS. Several old dealers sad that il was the
first time that they had ever known oil seles OF corn
at higher figures than wheat brought.
Ii was expected that among the shorts there
wonld be some who would have to succumb, but
there were 10 suspensions repo ted. On the CON
trary il was reported that Sc tlemen s.were made
without murmur, and later the market reacted,
closing at 81 GA for cash" con racts. There
a large trade III options for December at higher
figures than usual. Among the sales were 6S, 600
bushels of corn for Australia. Superintendent
Grant reported the deposits of margins on Wednes-
day at 1928 900. which the largest amOdnt
ever received in any one day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
PURITY AND WHoLEsOMNEs



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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
MARINE [NTELLIGENO

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TODAY
sunri,ss 6Js sets Gl9 Moons DAYS II
HIGt Wafer rs-DAN
AY-sandy Hook 646 Gov Island. 7lj He Cato 900
PM-Sandy HOOK 7ill. Gov Island. TAO Hell Gate 9:49
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
THE THIRD SUICIDE IN THE FAMILY.

Henry Dauchert, age fifty. one, a German jew
eler, OF No. 45l Grand-st., Killed himself by TAX
inc CYANIDE of potassium At his home at q D. m
Yesterday. Mr.. Dauchert owed the city 81 :, and
being unable or unwilling to pay the sum, had
determined to gotO prison. supposiug that would be
his fate if he did not raise the money. His wife
paid So ON the amount, and Dauchcrt was 80 de-
spoDdent IN consequence that he took the poison
alter going upstairs to his bedroom Before he
went there he said to Mrs. Dsuchert: "YOu can
marry another man soon" His wife thinks that
her husband would have taken the drug 10 jail.
had he gone there. Daucherts brother-in-law
and nephew have taken their lives within year,
the former in Alexandria. Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
W RY 2

WHY GO WITHOUT AN oVERCoAT WHEN WE
ARE OFFERING THEM AT ALL PRICES FROM So
UPWARD THOSE RETAILING AT THAT PARTICU-
LAR FIGURE ARE. OF COURSE. PLAIN TO LOOK AT
AND PLAINLY GOTTEN Up. But STILL THEY WILL
PROTECT FROM THE COLD AND CONTRIBUTE MA.
TERGALLY TO BODILY COMFORT. IF YOU CAN AT
FORD A STILL BETTER AND MORE DREssY GAR
MENT ASK TO SEE THOSE MARKED AT $40, sl5, $50
OR $25 OUR ASS SENTIMENT IN SIZES AND QUAIL
TIES Is LARGER AND MORE COMPLETE THAN YOU
CAN FIND ELSEWHERE, AND THE VERY BEST
VALUE Is ASSURED FOR WHATEVER SUM YOU
DECIDE TO PAY. DOORS KEPT OPEN AND ELEC-
TRIO LIGHTS KEPT BURNING TILL 10 O'CLOCK
SATURDAY NIGHT FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF
LATE SHOPPERS. FASHION CATALOGUES SHOW
ING STYLES AND PRICES WITH DIRECTIONS HOW
TO MEASURE AND ORDER MAILED TO CITY OR
COUNTRY RESIDENTS on APPLICATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
NINE. HAUK WANTED AT TWO PLACES.

Whether or not Mime. Mining HauA VIII sing at
che Academy Of Music on ednesday evening, De-
cember g. as has been announced, seems TO be a
matter of douJt. The Newark Harmonic Society
assert that she Is under contract TO sing for them
that evening The members of the society say that
they have engaged other soloists for that evening.
aud an orchestra and That most of the tickets have
been sold. Moreover, December is the only date
that can be secured at the hall that has been
gagged. Sir. HapiesOn SAYS that Mme. lauk must
sing fOT him as mas been ANNOUNCED. John j. KIM,
who repres, nts cue Newark society," says that if the
prlma nua does not ill hcI engagement in
Newark, lie will prevent her, by injunction, from
appearing elsewhere,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24

The celebrated Vegetable Compound for fe-
males which within few years has made the name OF Mrs
LYDIA - nkham every psrt OF s clvlhLed WOIn
relieves suffering method OF equalzlng
the al thus Teguttn the organic uncuOus; u
Uy method disease arrested and re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
EMILIO NIETO COMMITTED TO JAIL.

District-Attemey Gallagher. representing the peo-
pie. aud Mr. Greenfield, retained to defend Emilio
kieto. the Mexican charged with killing Charles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24

HankinsOn Steam Carpet Cleaning Works, ID
r -7thst, bet. Madison and Jth-.e3 W. H. hASKISsoM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24

I4fLeXingtOnave. bet Teen 2)th and 30t lists.
Hours to T. InpOe ICE. 'te1uty D5' lSe3 or tna
Genito Urinary ana nervous SYSTEM speciates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24

DO YOU START AT THE SUGGESTION OF A TRA0.
EDYi THE NEEDLESS BODIES ARE THOSE WHO
DISREGARD WISE COUNSEL AND ACCEPT AS TRUE
THE ABSURD STATEMENT OF THE sHoDDY
CLOTHING HOUSES HEREABoUTS WHO CLAIM TO
SELL MORE GOODS AND CHEAPER GOODS THAN
ANYONE ELSE IN THE TRADE
WHEN YOU WANT A SUIT OR OVERCoAT OR AM
OTHER ARTICLE OF MANS OR BOYS APPAREL
COME AND SEE Us LET Us SHOW YOU. IF YOU
PLEASE WHERE AND HOW OUR CLOTHING rs
MADE; WE'LL BE GLAD TO EXPLAIN OUR sYs
TEN or CLASSIFYING FABRICS FOR THE INFoR
NATION OF CUSTOMERS AND statesmen so THAT
no LIES NEED BE TOLD ABOUT GOODS EITHER
ACCIDENTALLY OR on PURPOSE. THEN THERE'S
A GUARANTEE TICKET WHICH GOES WITH EVERY
SALE AND WARRANTS THE GOODS AND PRICES
BY OUR LEGAL AGREEMENT TO MAKE Ex.
CHANGES. OR REFUND MONEY, FOR GOODS RB
TURNED.
AFTER SUCH INVESTIGATION IF YOU FEEL
LIKE BUYING ANYTHING WE CAN SAFELY PROM
IsE YOU AN ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING OR "PIS
INGs" EQUAL TO ALL REASONABLE DEMANDS
WHY NOT COMET
PERSONS RESIDING ANYWHERE THROUGHOUT
THE STATES NAY SHOP HERE BY THE AssIsn
ANCE OF OUR BOOK OF DESCRIPTIONS AND
PRICES OF MEMS AND BOYS APPAREL WHICH
MAILED FREE TO ANY Address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
Announcements.

GRAY hairs often cause ANNOYANCE, which
Parkrs Hair Balsm prevents By restoring the youthful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
FAILING TO MEET FOR THE FOURTH TINE

For the fourth time thus month. the State Senate
Insurance COMMITTEE failed yesterday to meet as
announced by their chairman. he cause, proba-
Div, was the absence IRON the city of the chairman,
John }. kIernan. IL has repeatedly been gwen out
fHat the commit woull investigate illiam A.
Buffers administration of the recelyershlp OF the
1875. Mr. Butler said to a TRIBUNE reporter re-
Gently that lie had received no notice OF any IN
tended investigation. and bad not been summoned
TO appear be ore the committee for any purpose.
He mad declared dividends 10 the amount OF 1919
Der cent and WAS finding difficulty IN paying the
last because of tn sOwness of the creditors ia call
Ing for their money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24

Don't die in the house. Rough on Rats"
Clears rats mice. flies reaches, bed0ugs. I6c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
pFRsEcrTING A MARRIED WOMAN.

Jacob Stone a young man living at no ~
Twelfth-s . jersey City, was arralgnFd I'D 'uo Is
I;strict Police Cont Yesterday m rnng on charge
OF assault and battery on Mrs klte DAVIS, "a u"i
ried woman, who lives at No. $40 SeNehln , 80
was shown at the examination that Stone uco" ad
ACQUAINTED with Mrs Davis some months ago. ana
that she had accepted his escort on seNcI@i 60"
sIonS t. places of ENTERTAINMENT AVet .+inms
Stcne bcc3me so demOnstrative in his attentions
fbot NTS Davis became alarmed and Sought 20
avoid HIM but he followed her with renewed per per
Sis encv and at her SIDE nearly every eio o
Ieft The hnuse stone took to drunk M, ana one
n1gh recently while drunk, ne Wayiaiu tuo "oui"A'
ami seizing her roughly ordered her 10 accomPGnAt
Nm SHE refused and attempted TO run away, nuI
Stone strnck her several blows ana knocked her
down Mrs Davis screamed aud stone ran away.
The following day he sent her leIler eAPiSsS,.lS
repentance for his conduct ana beGSihg 10 10 ~
stored 10 her favor. No answer was returned anu
n dav or two afterward Mrs Davis receivcd announcer
letter from one, threatening TO XII htr II sue Cu
NOT forgive HIM Mrs. Davis apphed to justice
Sflsng ana stone was arrested. lie was cominilt%i
i'm default of $500 to answer the charge OF assault
aud battery, and $500 bail 10 Keep tAe peace
SELLING GOOD REAL ESTATE CHEAPLl'
At the Exchange S,!esroom Yesterday Norris
wilkins sold at auction several valuable pieces Oh
property in Ffth-ave., East Iwenty-trst-st', west
Hr6adwav I linton place and West Ihirteenth-st.
The prices obtained for the small properties were
considered by reai-estate men 10 p9 oSt
fer proportionately than those received loI
The large parcels. The property at the southwest
corner of Broadway and Murray-st. was hot
offered, had ben pr posed because no SauSiac-
tory bld coull ne obtained TO start II on me nVe-
story brick building ana twO-story brick stable at
No 20 FIJI have, with lot 20 by l 10 ieet' were
sold TO b. Richards for So, 800. The four-story
brick house win stable attached, at No. 6o
Fhth-ave. and the lot 26 ny ll5 feet were
20 East VENT -hTst.st the lot being % by 90 feet,
was sold TO T. =. Foster for S4O,5 Morris b:
Baer bought the property at the southWe corner
of West-BroadWay aud York-st. for $4,000. The
property at No. 81 Clinton-pace. the lot running
through TO Nashirgton-aey, was sold to n g.
Newiler for 81 900. J.. ). Callahan bought IoI
$1,000 No is West IhirteenUh-st., the lot beng
20 by 1853 and 1854 feet. No. % w est ILI-
tecnth-Si. was bought bv Otlnger Bros IOr $ZIUOV,
the lor helng % bY 1893.