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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.


NETWORK CITY.
cai,ai,le st. : os m Of Locost ave, about 2a3y
81 S1 10 S ry West Farms NAl4'e l2s
w~s, Esr,s I. =" WaErr t. T Kelly ..D' 1875
chans*rs ws.tery Sak i 2h$l I Il e oaH 600
ss%s fos gore And s's % g, M a. Nominal
car~ E,"s io' H poS t a% 'I , 5Sn's s, Of
purt,.li To + Ja,nson 1870
'i II ~ " COZ o. 1880
nor" 20 : tIatch a' ~. 80. 80. 10000
lanes va a.. q 1ni ss 1&9,2.; c.,1ns .ia,
slS'. ~, oV,, ~ 1910
a "a r. NJ iiarrt- IN r. M.i,iIps - $500 800
Mar, o. 200 fc,tc OF CorIlaIrt aye, 2jSioo Nor o
MI ni IT. >. f ;Sc 10 /" Na a5aS S5i' z yay
r, re s Of r. Ala to Z e McLau S725
- Koros hess u f1ie lnan 1000
sG u" is'iiei Wv - 1900
" dm d J. t. Hi.e iesnon $500
:. 27j.2 It % 9th ave, 2+ilI92 & " HID ann
0rria reorer to II Iilman..... ............. 400
20t, - 1855 ten lst ave- 4oN99 GII,siot to ana
eUti ant zl.js = cnter line Of block Z97. twot2 IA
a:c retal9 a'sl,ar gore aud s'aVlo easehed 200
iisAam T. Vie Of " J 81 ,atsnh6r,h '. $1,000
4lsts,r d 80 ioet Of $le,e. 6s,lo2. 4lst 81, ms,
Il new 90 Man gan $500. ................ $500
,nnt l., ~ e : .il.ry -. ........... SO 900
4iIi,r 80, $50 4 { Of Shave aLou, 25a9e9 W =
Suiruy " NJ Dcf not .-....:...- 21coo
NJ. o: Mad. 10 II II CaoE - Ico 600
Cst So no &ls IastJ IGSloo5 L Beri"e'r 10
MARY Harrison lfAJo
s.;aLi, 10 - IL u, ~" 49, 10000
sth 81 n = 90 C Of 9th ave, 90 1908; Woros
Ter IT, r: ,lcser - - ..........-,... is. 90
lo5G IT. ; - txieid ~ ir"a Xyq.Gs- !" il4rl-n
isi,er ~ Il stance bet 4ih Ih 'lth-Nts, witt =
al sr.els oI"es, also Riparian rgnts; J IL .
~ III ct IS Il sf,ec 2lave ,6ss y; Frarces
Smith an acir Of Ann smith, to Catherine H. wife VI
= TX .a ~ " n ave- ! IL co CaihaIino f.
wiiS OF j swIl toti iirntei.- l25VO
!. = zau II T. OF 4IiiH", 3'N iO'. J. Nci,,i
I sarah 81 ticc..... .......- op-o
II t.sf,uh,2 Il OF 2i.aye, w. g ,Ir1trh
b. Cat iar ne e, wife 81 CossweL 1000
{ = timps11.... -..... ........ $4,000
Anlcrsa,a,c b Part visiOD D OF James And0i some
property, | acn'. ara iSl1as =, ~ " u ~ "il
H. Aconh Dam cal, i30 II, p cshtsf OF brook,
ao L LInJa 40 r. ~ AI''ISIir. g, 81 =, NfL
=. Orue from Jam y vt, II s$ientt~,
2iDit tu CrUm~,l or Dv1gity 1sJoh, =, tohoS
Ing cLr,es {" Ga IA ave. u 3'..%' holIs 10
: tie 81 W -iuiti. --.-.--: 1S,rop
10 80 ua5d.itauG -............... ~ 90
10 sriGdai ~. G373s
flvhfS' w Bcrrard - icn -. ....'..'... 55J
IL ave- W q, {. sol liza ~ 23.2NGt9 ext and
shro: siGrph to i C,ra....... ..... ..... I20jO
W y Icons -. $4,000
ri, ave- e = ?9itso, 2itrst. i5axso Dora w,te Of
# ,,n to MannL wiz OF II hbfaharls ....... I2OOa
y Il u II ~ 2oth IT. ~ Ian ~ Tn
rr1ct iuulvu and exec ltnS ~ ~ trsrlcd GBd ~
Unuu., ,ocut0r To + "olzd r.sf- $500
iE,1Es HttORnEp
r,nt Il. ~ yrar-. i"r ytlf.- Loo
Hasau st II tih-.sr, be,eurnt, y,art year 1000
atilyc No IsI. 5t 81 10 years. per year, Loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05
Gcather3.

A FRENCH lady is o1Cn 10 IN cnglg0 rcnt
~ ntry TEACHER q! FEE.Ht Al ard l. sisic
daring S1IninI Nact"n Newport prottfud Address
tl.aACAfSl, IT,unne O1cc
4 NORTH GERMAN LADY, with highest
~ Amm4e,n and Ger AN riiy references ttrencd Tu
EI>-sS 0f The tHJAH BAHGUA6E, wir"s : Hifl' /
1ireucut IL the cuuy, dtIrr In an AMIR "a s"hoi or
tam " Ad BSaI.IS. Tribdre upto"n ouoe, l,-S
i;sc,..lway, Now-lUrk Clty.
CLERGYM AM WIDOW, residing il
~ II -rt OH Conn., desires Ia itE III nlo her Tamil,
NOTflF ffsSS CHILD . ell drrn Wlics' parents arc
Tic B Cf Connecticut, Nc"
Jrr-y and PIft9rni,.i Mrs @. r. r., g" rev
VI Ne smith, Hartford ''onn
4 LADY living in II delightful country home
"a Ilnlgin having s'vd ti lr1 OF h' own
q. resolve her 90 oily Vi MT 4 ltnUtr 81
pun ls will equ1tiY atraHa Iiptcl tJl
h bat the tn''Jy5e. For pafucL
lqTs . ir,@s 4. - g, Box ~ ri jtIe g rs
IIAMlIIES AMI SCHOOLS desiring competent
TEACHERS will ind len b. a1yins Ia Mrs. hilHi
ELLIS TEACIIEI0' BUHEAU, 40 O. Nest iliry attn ST.
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lust PUBLISHED.
TAIypS MITES on PARIS.

TAINES \ rTES on FAIRS.
NOTES On PahIS The ri, ana Opinions OF ~ Treicfic
Tna uorg Doctor o Philosophy ~ the University al
Jcsis special Isi.t.er IA bo al Ura..rge Go ",'s i
al inrAl t'.cuAail, tl.L o. puDts.o ~
Iaie .Necutoi. Islatd 10y Joan A,sh te'eis La -
l2IU (uuitorn with tho rds%nt sNO~s al aii1s tttj'
gam, sch - 30. 90
"tjuru I NJ itneS brightest works The sui I~uu
ta. al A u'iUrye,
hn. ing aluass.a "A lnII.lus ~ y -
WITH ald d'Ii't
NnaI Tits ui,side View ri tiat y s.rsIJ
anus,d of Ia Pirsr1c II ~ Y IitbsHr.
I.itiirs sketches Oi PaT lie tat
In q ~ n-el MlltL.n, NOnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05
DUHlIC SALE OF THE BRlERFIEI.D
l IRON WORKS PROF ENTI

or BfBB COUNTY, ALABAMA.
UNDER THE AUFHokI ~ or AN AS,GNMEAr IN
HENE PIT OP CItrDfIORs ny the bItiEWFIE.D Ron
%2Hs CO." @P ' h%s G,ea1 c Ais Is =.
CORDED in the PROBATE OFFCE 1f sail cnnty The
%s,sS@G9 e. Ts [E r T - Of tie POS re
Tnf.CIT1 UF SELMA Offer Tor sale 10 the HIGHEST BID
DER pbc auction IN entire PRIORITY and estate oong
Of a I,ULLIN0 Mill, FouNDERY, one COLD bLh.f
g 17MPfErID Ia psrt, MACIiNE sHOP, NAIL FACDOKY
BUILDINO pAfI6hG SHOP BRASS F0nEpLkr CRU
SeII66bEEE11i6 5TEs oFFiCf, WEiGHHoosE sTAsLf
AND ALL ECEssARY BUILDINGS FOR Rl5i NcLS
The property embraces about 1890 ACRES Of land with
ard abDu 1000 ACRES with the pcrpett a. nghi
ING MILL ani FoUNDERY with the FURNACE about re
This pr,pery is stuaed sbont so miles north of Selma I'M
medairy the SELMA None uid Dat"n hnHo*h w A"'H'y
the ,roosrty eota rich deposits of HHaATITE ORE
viii eh yield about 81 Per CENT Of sreei-n iron
plenty Of hines IN the Immediate neghOorhod ana go
soil for making OF iaasy a' i a. ~ az or
dis, ant, said % make go 81 coke -, =. 49,. y.
me zig iron rolled iIn and cot ton tics made ~ Bf1rrneo
have taken premiums at fairs heavy artillery has been
WTIkPI iLD IRON IN the Western nsr cts
.riiE HIGHEST PRICES paid, and "a usei Tor CAT
WifEk.I ~ nOILE,tk and Thl,i.IsRAPH WIRE.
The pruperty woaId atori many @1N~ ages oi uAsF 10
addition 10 tic uanIfaci"re oi , car" hsels
G rurgad cars waSo.s earts and other pa1oo hhpie
Tr country aoonnds IN yclo. pine and other timber Of =
Valuable auaty mills In the neiRhborhod arc hu
rrn. II sale cash. but supposed purchaser for re@
alr cr,-lit the purchase money Capt r. . Ans
the peenses viii ,io~ Me properly and eAho' uAp ING
TIE title to the property deemed good ts validity haying
been expressly ;lod W decision OF ne soiene co1re
Of the Lnei ota.'s. r. ~ ~ ~ iI"o'
March ~, 1873. Trustees.
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.

For Boys and Young Msn-country.
A BOYS BOARDING SCiI00.L dsr Elizabeth li,,S,%s,
A BOARDING SCHOOL for Il Boys:
n do darS nv vAcArioN. Address 4; Maiden lane
BOYS BOARDING. SCHOOL, SH0KT-
~ LDGs MEDIA ACADEAY Is NIL rom and rhi naaS
s aa for SSs bows Ss, YORK sas ,gS
.dsoS S' Esia is s;aSS's a
@ a Guy % by s' quart 4 nsy 2" i'F fs A. se
g fGT%G9d,nf gr 10 Ra e A bad an o
poltiny OF obs rviue III whie tnc Aeaienys
s%1 H@a a. % "a ss si "
er both the Intellectual AMI moral o. M ianTr
E EGG Z i!ai Ia n Sa a. H. Mciia, Penn.
BOARDING SCHOOL at Wilton, Conn.,
De-. H %Te feTGEs w fflF Gf"e'' n'
DOYS' BOARDING SCHOOL, in a healthy
40 mcuia 70 regnn at sn9SK u F1 MasS On uc
'''"'''''' Rev. ". hiNlii. NJ A. Principal
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS. at Cannon'S
I'D stat 0H Conn., excellent -i'AI' *; f r. pal
Nlaverack College g. IIuI. Riv. Inst, at Cllycr
~ aok, n PHis received at any TIM Aloh1o Fia"$'
COUNTRY HOME and SCHOOL for SMALL
- BOYS. Rr circulars, address Mis- i'.' rENFiEiD'
sterney Depot, Conn. -
HARLIER INsTl r,I l vs West cs1 F MS.l
oiu naval Aca ierny Scientific scIoolsnoaring depart
IRVING INSTITUTE FOR BOYS, Tarrytown.
4 oIIiudap-Se.oa re0psns Jan I. For orvu ara address
ARMAGNAC & Rowe Principals
ERvINGTo,Ns INSTITUTE, ,,v,v
and froe'ers rrncpea
u1ueatio1 from lie Kin iergafe up 70 prcpir
ADlhrH D'UAI, Principal
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
w / LIns, Y. Prime pal u. r. WILLIS. Pm. D.
MT. PLEASANT lNSTrI.-Pgivate Glasses
vi boys AmhcrstMass Ests,isiG H. Nash. M, rriu.
DELuAM -Boarling School for
as ~ BOYS Ss TT ps 7i%' M 5@ Il frs s'rseY''
DEEKSNILL q. " MILITARY ACADEMY.
l :'ew aud complete Gymnasium 500 per ann" zen"
Caugerties Institute.-Tiose seeking superior
- -thoo shaId address a. b. wissih. rrn. esior''cs
Ulster Inr n. Y.
WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
I'd" s ma as SsJN ia, No Sji Yoa@e, & Y.
Fer Young Ladios-Colatr7.
EBELL international Academy; for Erropean
in t,is ,eo Lang "a a Ar ~. M1sisi Ia brri'n
10, e.rcllis LTes Eeen ler '',o "a Ae.leay c"per
Ion, .Jrl, 80 - mig - Al 30 ~ 'e - iHS-
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
| ~ Br Igsrort Conn Aiir.s MAS EMILY NslSJT.
| X IARSARCE SCHOOL FOR BOYS-No-Gll
''""''' ''' - fIED ~ rnoMrsoT, Principal.
| Z AUSANNE, Switzerland -FirSt-claSs School
~ tor Yaiug Ladies' eond.c'ed by mr. and ms roeisn
ilscGn EycrS Vantage oir5. Fr'nc anu Der hah 'pn
aanty spOkcn. For rcus, We anpiy At ~ hT1osn
| t.ouery, Broadway AMI pw5uty seventh It.
MISS II. NJ. PARKHURSi'' HOME SCHOOL,
IVA Ncwh H. n. Y. COOL car. tion'IZh l7ittc ~, ai
ea.,t hsSrig All dGncai.c wofS tulsAt desire
MISS BULKLEY'' BOARDING. AMI DAY
IVA School for YOUNG LADIES TairyL"Sn on the
Hudson
| raNARRYT0WN Young Ladies' Seminary Offers
L sap Inr al a .t;i,es. Address 'so ". il. KINGS
b ~, 1s,rry town, n. Y.
hiscall aneor3-C)untry.
EORT EDN ARD INrTIrUrE, y. Y, for
D Ilucs IL .ticneI hi var far hei AMI Com
tt1gl'sh - for Cf fcI -i--s ~ or .e
AclT1ss JOS T. KING, Db S-rnS iern. hafch -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05
Couu!rp Real estate 9or Sale.

At CROTON, on the Hudson River.-For
SAt ..y desirable plot 90, 10 scr ,S Slto HwsRS
r,re hsc Of IN af witch esa be- Isl ,S
''''' VI ''"' ALAN Ei6WiKn ctlHHE rri6i1e oiie,.
TOR SALE-FARM, with oyster bells and
L fruit Gsrbiurr, MISSIONER. Eastern Shore Nd
NOR SAI.E--At Clifton, Staten Island, a
splcndii country residence OF p acres With 20, feet
@ o" t4 s . sA aS to S" afs &
taus Insurance Company No. l. Lroad~sy n Y.
E'OR SALE- Beautiful COUNTRY SEAT in
Vim Sss s.as AMI % ost pFsUSeis @oisr By
s S ADAMS billy 5C Door
TOR SALE or EXCIIANGE -New and Gle
l. CAN'T REsTDEXcE at snaioga, "a central a~aton TOT
G1xIsO; furniture $6OOo could be used o
boar "s .91 q, !" r Gr " y~E ISoon s Uuiou
square Heel, rom 10 To II a. N. aud frou TO 7 p ~
gTJR SALE or 10 LET-On easy terms, 4 large
boar ling 9uso or country a. with barn, caragohouso
nsa 'i' {" @s by a All c so.ag say min
nj, 9m treat MOI si%o "9d % 'roa s'i;"e, k kao'sS
liberty st. N.Y. or JAS. l. BAx1f Port wasia atom, L. l.
E0R SALE.--A frst-c'lss country RESI-
nTc %p % nq 2Don ." VII, iISSt S r ai
ont two eoages stabe tehouse d. i3 aer ,, OF t..
ss sveryiag {" god orsr terms 9. sait Ap9Iy g Nh
COIulEs, PoSeepsie, n Y.
MINERAL SPRlNGS.--Thc Mineral Springs,
vi known Tor over century as til" INDIAN HEALlAG
hP.INtiS, offered iGr sa.a
rhcy are uato AZ tue Lalig Gap. Pennsylvania
urar t,hunx-re b.-r~ frou hiaeIpt and ioIr
tbs grounds eTiooA the Jersey Cen f and
Loiigh Nally ia lroals
lie fnind for nst class Summer Rs
Tbs u Suipaiir Ma
Dysprps Chrome ID arrIta and General
Debility sing ssor po erty q" b0ot lhcy "rf"
ldrgv.S escorted u 10y Iun red years ago
IrrDlirls thcu b1t eleven trains day
rtn d great catics II is est nae that over
huUoD pleas tl-sp Snf IDv "a
CauUaa will make favorable arrdn lmeni with paltari
CIV u IT ct IIOts ant Bolri ng itIusts
taniaOus ~ three hnndre acres
and ii b. soii sll11) N RI cash res'ne may
tor year. OIASltS DtODiiEAD, Attorney, BETA
UdeD. P,5iI.
NEW ROCHELLE.-For SALE. the 2-stOry
~ and GOTHIC CoVfNfE ani = AZ klso OF
land or loss be agreed westerly side nj DAVIS
AVE. central part hnnse newly snd thor
Oy ualnIed. and perfect req ~. "sssT iurDas< &c
Ais ,ils DwSILING HOUSE opposite IN TIE corner Of
Davis Beancl ayes. 0ornD,"j X " Bu.ot,
with STA u IE and - A. RES of LAND Price loo.
zach pared ibuatntiy supplied with choices Frat and
Evergreen Ivees. Ap.hy only To -. =. . -
CUORE FRONT VILLA-I0 rooms, rlOdcrn
- cDnycni, nces mo oo depot al trans
city, s9,0Ju. j. W. AIWAII.l, hi'e%de SLiLon
JAN DIEGO WALIF0RN!A) REAL ESTATE.
- A rare opportunity Zone. hing dr he MIL
cnu<dT returns !lyn ANAL invc1. u'nts ipr
City Lois Ia n Diego, Al, wuN rS hil"lluY
al IL monthly lust, nion>
th eItrlIisinz AMI growing feaport c1t
coast p'rS>csaiDs. nasnO3rut haTpJr,
climates ia te world AMI TIE terminus al h10tts
rrNas Pacific Railroad l. nda we're Loneh her Yeas ago
7t. PEI which have snee been sol Tor @%IHh "l
out improvements. For yarculaTs, "a 0r a tlIrSs
NEW YORK AGENCY. bush n Co.. 50 pey 81
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Droo't!pn property q, fei.

A DELIGHTFUL HOME in Brooklyn tO rent,
Of A. mInut ride from he e"rrer or
AMI .r;li-sL, hour ,rm Futb Avenue vte
II all ipI oaDonts oHs AMI
garden Orer vi1e, uccs &c Appiy
at -0s Quincy st. bro0Alyn. -
~ Lr.T, at u very low rent, Oh one OF the
t,birabls sJUsts IN Brookl three snry bl1ck
LOUISE, IN hntcas- OIder would scl l'w. Ky LAND q
TsIJ j. 1-,,1 CnnL vN-AVE. beautiful
Il rwOsTOHY BaowN sTQNE all impryy ement =, bay
Bskmai st.
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gonnlrp properIp 90 Get.

A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, 40 minutes
~ from city drIos, schools chur es &C horse carp
lssa o~ 10 5000 tenant AduItss HOME
A ID a t1lu
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Jnstrurtion.
For Young Ladies City

For Young Ladiss-Clty.
JYTNDERG ARTEN A East 43d-st., near
IL aliso. ave. oidest bsst Kindergarten In the city
occupations taught thoroughly. Ifhn,n3
class for moters teachers Scls AMI aniies tupplea
with Kinder gartncrs. Misc +. NJ Cotr Pm
MARGARET J. MCDONALD .a.... y
DRAWING AND WATER coLOIS
from Eatnre
7ss broadway, Room 3. - -
n DTTruIAp ATrFSrION GIVEN TO PORTRAITS
hND DRAWINGS or ANIMALS. IN WArEt COLDS is
TtuWS sgO fo 40 es-ius Of each IN The studio
$40 Tor 20 lessons at pips rsieaoe Payable IN al
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A l.L who intend to escape tie heat vt Sum-
( rner call ami my Nay Tat Of eboace suburban
tUrTAo t ~ tain, fake, and slsp, s.asIjuy iar
uisued hULE, 1903 broadway.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

Sold in Rock Island by Benser q Thomas Otto
Grojan, G. Speidel, and E. Breunert Wwf
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15
Peoples cHEAp RAJzRoADa
The Na1row Gauge.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Dec. l3.-Artieles Of
incorporation OF the Lewiston and Havana
narrow gauge railroad were fled for record
in the secretary of states Office to-day.
Lewis Ross and Thomas A Boyd, of Ful-
ton. and Judge Lacy, Of Havana, were
among the incnrporators.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Dec. l3--At q
meeting Of the merchants and n.anu:act-
urers' association Tonight, committee II
incorprra;"rs was appointed t. obtain I
charter for the Bloomington and iliuoi.
river railroad, a narrow gauge line, to ruC
-frrn the east line OF McLean county to the
Illinois river, and the committee was order
ell to obtain chart 1T once.
Articles of incorporation were also pre-
sented for the Bloomington, LacoG aut
Northwestern, a narrow gauge to connee
Bloomington and Iacon. and q committe,
appointed to select incorp0ratCrS
This with the Havana, Rantoul an,
Eastern, and with the contemplated liz
from Bloomington to San Jose to counec
with the latter. makes four live projects to
new railroads in Mclean county.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.
Meeting in aid of it, at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. l5.-The American
Board of Transportation and Commerce
met at the Grand Pacific Hotel this moro
ing, in its third annual session. The pres
ident, Josiah Quincy, being absent, John
+. Henry, of New York, the vice president,
called the committee to order and read a
letter from President Quincy express ng
regret that he could not be present Hon.
s, S. Hayes, comptroller of Chicago. de-
livered an address of welcome. Mr.. Hen
ry responding by reading the opening ad'
dress.
A committee on credentials was ap-
pointed and retired to consider cred n
tials
After short recess the secretary read
his annual report, which reviews the work
this body during the short period of its
organization ana treats ef the great de-
crease in freight rates Of late years. This
it attributes to brisk competition betwee n
great trunk lines, and to active efforts OF
friends OF cheap transportation to secure
more equitable rates
Charles Randolph, secretary of tie
Board of Trade, here. sent in communi
cation, which was read, inviting all mem
bers of the convention to visit the Boart
of Trade whenever convenient. This Wa!
accepted. Adjourned until o'clock.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15
Real Estate Sales,

Henry T. Holck aud wife to Marx Hau-
berg, the s. 20 acres of the S. f. / IF the
:. L. / Of section 25, township 10, range
E.-Co dated Oct 10, 1875, fer 1886.
Charles v ainwrieht and wife and Marion
Walker and wife to Henry 7. Holck, same
description as above, dated Feb. l3, 1915.
for $3.50
Marx D, Hauberg and wife to Wm.
Parker, the S +, Of the S. K. ! of sec.
25, township 10, range 2 Z. -Coe, dated
Nov G, 1875, for 81 900.
John Adam Vogtl and wife to John G.
Fogel, lots "a and 80, in section 2, town
ship Is, range E-Hampton-dated Jan.
28, 1915, for 5000.
John A. Voae! and wife to John G.
Vogel, 4 acres off the S. eud Of lot 33, in
the n. r. ! Of section 2, township lS,rangt
E-i1ampton-dated Nov. 10, 1875, for
$500.
John A, Vogel and wife to John j.
Vogel, the S. W. of the S. Z. of section
., township IS, range 1 E-Hampton-
dated Jan 23, 1873, for $4,000,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15
PATaoNs OF RUsBANDEY.
Proposition to Build National HesdqEar.
tars.

LOUISVILLE, Dec 1.-THE GranSers
have set on foot a movement looking TO
the Order throughout the United StaieS.
to be used as headquarters of the Nationsl
Grange. At tae recent convention "t the
body, held in this city, the subject of erec
ting such building was dlsc,,5 ed. Mr..
Kelly, secretary of the National Grange,
proposes that each member of the Order
contribute 10 cents toward the erection ct
the edi6ce. There are over 100, 900 Pat
rons ia the United States. and the revenue
thus arising would amount to over $4,000.
The Grangers are rather enthusiastic over
the prospect, and think there is no reas,
for failure.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15
SERIOUS FIRE AT BRIDGEPoRT,
CONN.
Two Hundred Skilled Mechanics Thrown
out Of Work.
BRIDGEPORT,

New YORK, Dec. 15.-Thc FIRE which
broke out in the Wheeler 4 Wilson sew
ing machine cabinet car shops at Fridge
port, Conn, about oclnck last evening,
was confined to the building in which it
originated. At S:3C the Gre began to
diminish and at o'clock, the walls front
ing on Pembroke street fell, knocking
dnN u at least a dozen persons, two Of
whom, boys. were killed; half dozen
seriously injured, some of whom cannot
survive At II o'clock the buildings were
a heap of ruins. The loss of the Wheeler
& Wilson Co.. on buildings and stock is
estimated at $5OG,0U0 on which there is an
insurance of $4,000. The loss Of the
Sewing Machine Cabinet Company will not
probably be less than SlOJ.OOO. The
buildings burned are those formerly oc-
cupied o. the Wheeler & Wills n Go. The
new buildings of this company erected
about seven years ago we're not burned.
About 300 skilled mechanics are thrown
out Of employment by the cunfagration,
which l5 the most serious that has occurr-
ed in this city for years.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15
ILLINOIS AED MICHIGAN CANAL.
Official Annual Report of the States Com
n1iEsioners.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Dec 1.-THE gov
ernor has received the annual report OF
the canal commissioners for the year end
ing November 80, 1873 Owing to light
crops last year along the line OF the 'cauai
and upper valley of the Illinois river. and
the continued depression of business
generally, the tonnage and tolls of the
canal and the lock at Henry show quite Il
large falling off IRON last year $ business.
The shipments Of some OF the leading ar
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15
Confesses to Have prepared the Dynamite
to Destroy the Moselle.

BREMEN, Dec l5.-rhOmaseu, not
Thomas, is the name of the passenger who
owned the case of dynamite which explod-
ed at Bremenhafer. He has confessed to
the authorities that he constructed the
chest which exploded and arranged clock
work tachment to cause the exD'asion at
certain time. He was. occupied foF a
fortnight in filline ere chest aud worked
in a coach house in one of the most fire.
0ue.tcd parts Of Bremen. The police
have examined the house alluded to and
found some packing material but no ex-
plosive of any kind.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
ScHEECK's PULNoNIC SYRUP,
SCHENCK's SEA WEED Tonic.

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SCHENCK's SEA WEED Tonic.
SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS.
Are The only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Frequently medicines that will stop cough will
ccasIOn the death of the PATIENT they lock up the
liverstop the circulation of the blood, hemorrhage
follows and in fact they clog the action Of the very
or ans tnat caused the co1gh,
Liver Complalnt and Dyspepsia are the causes
of Two thirds Of the cAses OF COurumptIOn. Many
persons com Jain of a dull pam in tn side. con
-tipatiOE, coated tongue, pain in tie s5Ouderbade
feelings of drow ness ard resllessness, the food,
lyi,g heavily on the stomach, accompanied wi h
acidity and belching up # wind.
These symptoms usually originated from disor-
dered cOndi ion Nf the stomach or torpid liver.
Persons so affected, Il thry take one or two heavy
colds ami IL the cough in these cases be suddenly
checked, will fiuu the stomach and liver Clogged,
remaining torpid, and inactive, and almost before
they aware the lungs are mass Of sores, and
u cerate I, The re ult of which is death.
Schenck's PulmOnic Syrup Is an expectorant which
does MT cont lin op um or anything Calculated TO
check u CouL n suddenly.
Schemes Sea led Tonic dissoves the food
mixes with the grstric juices Of the stomach aids
digestion and creates q Iavenous appetite.
When the bowels cost We, skin sallow, or the
symptom OF herwise of bilious tendency ,Schenckt
MandraAe Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only by
j. II. S, HRNCK 81 Son
NE corner Six and Arch. Sts. Phila.
| And are Tor sale by all druggists aud dealers
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15
ANOTHER DISHONEST PUB FuEc.
Ills Family Surrender what Of the Stolen
Property tnsy Have Left.

Boston, Dec IA Concord special
says that deficiency Of at least $4,000
has been discovered in the college accounts
OF the late treasurer Of Dart mouth college
and president of Dartmouth savings bank,
Daniel Blaisdel, who died last August
The family of the deceased have placed all
their property at the disposal Of the col
lege to make good the loss.