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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-11-18
LOCAL MATTERS.
III. Eg. pEEELLEO, Editor.
Grand Rapids, Thursday. Nov. 10
CITY And COUNTY.
ATTENTION ALI Ue appeal

70 x,ey,, oorcoo o;olJoIyel ia fLe RE-
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meet the demands, the PudtlSh'ng 6@Sa-
ness as constantly making upon as.
Ne o'oe balls due to our merchants AID
to meet them ace can Jooh only TO finds
coming from oar business. Let as all
square up our accounts by the incoming
Of the Neao Year.
o r--- ~ -
osyter supper anu festlVal at the
basement thursday \ thanksgiving
LAY Eve oh"ice jf"tt mas oeeh Sc
4eo'eo
The Ross pu,,,D-Warner sells
the Boss pump. It is wood but where
it jolnssthe drive pipe it has porce-
Ian reservoir which prevents the bad
taste frequently given to water by con
tact with either iron or wood. Its the
Change OF Time. The ". V.
Road has made an agree able change in
It's running time, whereby connections
are made with the w c. Road at
junction City With all trains running
east and west. Passengers can now so
through IN one Gay to any point on the
Wisconsin Central
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-11-18
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CHURCH. DIRECTORY.

ROMAN CATHOLIC.-Rev. Father BREN-
N,lN-Services every Sabbath morning at 10
o'clock Catechsm j. M. Vespers F. NJ.
CONGREGATIONAL.- l.. N. Foste
Services every Sabbath at 10 II A. NJ, and L
PM. Sabbath School at L NJ. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evenings.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL-Rev NJ. Evans
Services every Sabbath at 10 IL A. NJ, and
p NJ Sabbath School at l. NJ. Prayer meet
ing Thursday evenings at Il and class meet
ing at 6 p. NJ. Sunday evening.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-11-18

For Sale. second hand, 40
horse power engine, l. inch bore. "a
inch stroke. This engine has been
completely overhauled and repaired 81
the Grand Rapids boundary, and il
nearly as good as new. Parties wish
ne to purchase can apply to tbs
Grand Rapids Foundry for particulars.
terms Of payment &c.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-11-18
JOHN RABLIN.
Grand Rapids April 9th. If

Remember This.-Now is the
time of the year for Pneumonia, Lung
Fever, Coughs, Colds, and fatal results
of predisposition to Consumption and
other Throat and Lung Disease. Be-
schee's German Syrup has been used
in this neighborhood for the past two
or three years without single failure
to cure. If you have not nsed this
medicine yourself, go to yonr Druggist
Z. j. Wood and ask him of its won
derful success among his customers.
Two doses will relieve the worst case
IF you have no faith in any medicine.
just buy sample bottle of Boschee's
German Syrup for ten cents and try it.
regular size bottle rs cents. Don't
neglect cough to save IS cents.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-11-18


Stop Your Cough. The wonder.
full results and immense sale of Hale's
Cough Cordial the past season, ought
to convince the most skeptical; still
We are going to continue the same lib
eral offer that we have made heretofore,
viz: Any person suffering with cold.
cough or sore throat, who will call at
Robinson & Schultz Drug Store and
purchase a bottle of Hale's Cough
Cordial, use one half OF it, and if they
then conclude that it is doing them no
good, they can return the balance and
receive back their money. Who would
not test this medicine on such liberal
terms? No medicine ever sold in this
vicinity that produced such wonderful
results. All we ask is that you will
try it.
nov4'75 6m.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-11-18

Change Of Time. The ". V.
Road has made an agree able change in
It's running time, whereby connections
are made with the w G. Road at
Junction City with all trains running
east and west Passengers can now so
through in one Gay to any point on the
Wisconsin Central.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-11-18

Oyster Supper. There will be an
Osyter Supper and Festival at the
Basement Thursday Thanksgiving
Day. Eve. Choice fruit has been Sc.
lected
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
THE coUKr OF APPEALS.

ALBANY n. y Oct. Sin the Court of Appeals,
FRIDAY Oct 1915 the following decisions we're handed
Motion dismiss appeal granted WITH costs OIL appeal 70 tht
Of making rsy q. Naule.
Motion u plaintiff dr.aHlt granted AMI motion Of de-
feDdans default and Tclusatc appeal Denied without
either 1nOtl0n.-CrOuse ast NaIsn@lL
aFt The New YORK
Midland Railroad Company; ilOss ag- I-rry
Mile. 49,. bTJwus The Chapman slate Company aEL Sut
CDfc
order granting trial affirmed aud Judgment absolute FOR
decu.aLt stipulation with tO,is-~sOucs AE walker
Judgment cyersed aud granted % abide
tie cyrnj.-fht Whitney Arms agt. Barlow.
Arguments. No. ls7-Ibe United National Bank
at hUlpcT.-A 4 suuIcnt resumed and concluded.
No lz3-EdNaM Strong appellant. ag James Z. Lyon
spond~ut bv Thomas Allison Of counsel fOT appel
l4ut snd Jy Hiram A. John .Or respondent.
ho lsM41a - swift sionaent, ae The Massachusetts
Mutual Life ins Company, appellant submitted foI
spondeut, argued by George iSiss for appellant
No lhS--tephc O. Lusk, respondent, agt JJhD g. Camp
bel and -. appellants. submitted
Procianaon made, the Court taxes 10 tues
dEy, Nov. 9, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
THE COURTS.
TEE ERIE RAILWAY REcEIvERsHIP.

xrp xNeIIsU BoNp AND STOCKHOLDERS GIVEN AN
INTEREST IN THE CONTROL OF THE COMPANY.
On a petition in the three cases In winch
AR Jevett is appointed receiver OF the Erie hai"sy
rr,nv and an AFFIDAVIT that Mr. Jewett assents 10 II,
ID. Dosobuc in supreme court, Chambers mas Ill
,octed that the English bond and stockholders DC repre-
.aned beforc the Court The affidavit IA made oy a. Z.
p,rh, ur Icv,etrs secretary and sets out that the
,oitv NJ the preferred and common stock and nine
,sDhs of the bonds ON which interest ID IN ARREARS are III
OFT R,ita,n. thai the English stock and Oond-
boiJ,~s sent a committee 20 this country
Sir Edward wa,kin being chairman, ana JOHN
Morrta Of LONDON solicitor, and that tiaV ooih-
mi,tee has reached certain conclusions the enioi
NJ which are U that the receiver gives inc 1on.te ny @
hs vicWS "a. 20 the scheme for the rear " ~
"a r. - tlo Company: (3) thai bondholleI- -DuSe u
tcrcqt IS IN arrears ought 20 nave s.t. a,'..,,.
nauditprs OF net earnings Whde tho , - ,Y,-ass.
nd the recost Vlciion II the C0npSn! j. IA Piosess'
90 - si ,--eo shoul be expressed J!i1uSh u com
,,lt.pc advisory 70 tie receiver al tlit - - - s,
should have an once m London, t1o eNtNI b m sband
snouN % to.f;, statemrnis (J that the hondhodcis
whose interest IN arrears snouu VIC ,. ii "a -, ,,
W.. 80 Inc C,ulpsfv ard the law DC altered 10 aunlt
ment o. to nc 3 yvre the receiver should encourage
80. ,assrrs ~ - m favor their nfnencS aui ohstrnSt
Gu -, S,ccr!atiye voting and com0nnlohsi 70!
- soue rel resentative among tle ulIcctors;
- ,l,a, TIE receiy yeTshp be terminated as soon a.
-. - carving out of these objects sir NOiris nc Ms
ated win tne counsel tor tie receiver and e Cmpany
Mr. Barrier adds that the interests hNoiNed are large,
mi un,ss carefully managed With All reasonaDle
prcautios to ay icaousy and gives fair ropfvsenta
non To thc interests Of Tic Ore stock and OondhOldels
therc u4v be n,cdIefs and exp. usivc litigation.
Judge Dunanue's order permits MI. Jeweu IN q
urtuGDt aud manner, not Inconsistent Win Lis
general duly totake ucA ason az Lc may oeoii avss
he uuon the uf tie conclusions and 20 sccounsh
the purpose. SCI forth said affidavit, aud to make the
prapeT pay meats made necessary tAeFcD!.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
SATURDAY OCT q.

For England Wales ireland and France via Queenstown
and 4yeroo by te steamship CITY Of achmond mails close
al A supplementary Nal is closed ~ loAJ \. IL.
steamship sails at 10 n. non Pier No - North River
lUT SCOTLAND eniY, Glasgow ~ the steamship Ely $a
mails close 1890 IN, supplementary Mail az closed ~
~ N. steamship sails ut p m from Pier No 20 North
River.
Eurlne southampton and Breuen by the steamship
M0ael mails close az n;SO \ supplementary Aal ~
costd Al 80 steamship sails al n from per 1905
Of Th!ri-st. HohOkcT
kais for Key West by tho steamship clyde close al p
Steamship D. from Pier No 70, East RIVER
81 SDAN OCT. TO-
Mails IL O'Clock a. The PostOMce ~ open
from Q a nj. 70 j \,
Ma. ior Newfoundland close az the New York Pos;ofice
every day at 1870 n.
Lia i.Hfsz " g. is ciosoi at the New YORK Post
Once every at r.n
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09

before sign tho orer for rturn of fees Lowers agt
WagstaL-Bond of guardian approved. Flo ag. hurger-
When was tho report OF the rcrTee di FIJI hanks an order
Wooihul aRt the RIO Grnde Railroad Company eceyer
appointed memorandum. Matter ef Kinoranexpnnation
desired huir agt BaboOckrhero rusf be reference m
this Moody Songer-O Order compute granted
Deymond ag. BuiterwsrtN granted, and set
down for tri Friday Hume agt. Locvcle.-IuACmcnt
granted McIulock agt. Porur-Nem0randum for
counsel Hughes sgt Esnins- DO not nnd proof
Of the demand IN the affidavit. Martin agt.
don payment of ciion his silpulaipg to
serve his oday and 10 proceed AZ once with the trial
blanchard fiHkShO allowance granted;
ELY Plun.-MoiuD granted aud
The Equitable Life Assurance society United states
agt Brown Holmes sgt Tie ocean National Bank Morris
agf AIlegats Dugg1n act Paraf; Matter " Gilmore Mat
~ RrdadWay Mason lgi Falcnuer: zee agt Baden
Plcnty Anthony agt DnEmOrc Payne BuucG anted
Rriags agt JonsonMake this returnable before at
Chanliers Moore agt- AMmeiBsu Sammis sgt Gray Ho
randi ag Fiel; Sciling- Dlnzak De Wolf Mar
shall; Radey AIT Canton The Central National Of
Philadelphia art Smith Hamburger al l.uInSi Tyler acf.
Cole; E.cn Sgt Fast; Conen Crawford Young ct
Pyle5 Lowerre sgt WagstdI Kelly agt Marsh HeaddEg
art Bafretto; tnnkn agt ACnev Enrich art. Tho INDUS
tsla Exhibition Company orders grauted. Rush aCi.
Southerl for granting thH order HARRISON
agt. Van Nolk eHburgh.-MoOn q sed.
Superior COWt-Spocdl IerTn-Bv Judge Van
VorSt-Hazel Hubbard agt Hubbard Report Of
which nxcd az $1,000 per aunum, and Judgment OF
divorce ia favor Oi plaintiff.
fofYmOE Pleds-SpeciaI Term-Bv Judge Loew.-
The People rel Hull settled
Bernheil think the motion for of dngs should
De grated
By Judge ]. F. Daly-The v. v. Life Insurance COMPANY
agf. Gas-.-Mo.On Tor receiver denied with $40 costs
Elmer and The MAYOR 6c-MOtion for tria 10
he argued before Tne Oct l3, 1879
py Judge Of Rice his naturalization
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
CIVIL NOTES.

Ia the suit Of Frederick J. Jaunsch against
WOfgans Kihman Tor fa4s. Imprisonment, uisd on
Wednesday b,iore Judge scdgwc& in the superior
Court the iuTy Yesterday brought sealed verdict FOR
plaintiff awarding him $500 damages.
The case of James VI. Beck against BRYAN
Laurence was tried yesterday in Superior Court, Trial
Term before JUDGE scdgwck and resulted in verdict
for NE plaintiff. he ciamed $1,000 ae brosersgc for
leasing dock in M0rfsa FOR 20 years 70 the M1fIs3
Mia Steamboat Company. TIC jury awarded Inn H1~l o9
Tie contest over the will OF the late John
l.. Brown, tho contractor who built the Tiird.ave
Railroad was gain before the Surrogate Yesterday The
principle point % contest that MI Brown was m weak
state Of mnc, caused ny an injury received m io" ana
the Testimony yesterday "a- chiefly that OF lntdc r
Ie s-e4lied on TIE pAI ol coh'ts 20
this For proponents, Sullivan, hobbe ana Fowler Tor
contestants I1ed and DeyO.
A contest over the will of Patrick Burke was
begun in the Surrogate Court yesterday The amount in
voved r. about $4,000 Three OF tho children of tho dc
EOS Al nan object 10 the viii on the ground tH.t su
ncient provision made Tor t.eB against wba.
done for the other cIHdfcn Ic Testimony % the
snb~crqbiug witnesses was taken Yesterday. Jas T.
swauioa aud Alfred Row appeared for tho proponents
and Bllnni u Right for tic contestants.
A demurrer IN the sult of 0lvev against Brown
and othevas before Judge Van Worst IN supreme Court
Special Term Tue plaintiff was a member and defend
ants are benevolent so,aery which expelled
TIC plant.n On u charge thai he Was drawing slcE
fniids hcn not confined bed The plaintiff pe
70 his position. The demurrer caoi that All
the members 81 The society were nec say parties ahd
That the complaint OF tho plaintiff admitted violation 0f
The bylaws wafranting MS expulsion DECISION was re-
served
In the case of John B. Green against the
Mayor q verdict taken in Supreme Court Circuit
before Judge Donohue, by consent awarding the plaintiff
S62,g1s. The suit brought contract u lay Dg
p4,- which the plaintiff abandoned, after months
work, because the city failed 10 make payments accord
ing the contract The suit rclnarsable for The mum
Iia This the fourth tria Al Circuit; II had
bee. twc, 10 Term and to the Court Of
Appeals besides being several times before Chambers
motion John "A. stIahan represented the plaintiff
James N. smith the city
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY SUGAR RRoKERs

Judge DOnOhue. in Supreme Court. Cham
hcrs has denod u motion in the suit OF the Standard
sugar Refinery Company against Abraham II Dayton
and Others, order of arrest against the dc
endants The charge against the defendants IS that, he
brokers. they represented that they ad made sale
OF sugars az so days. payments DE settled at their Office
when in fact they lad sold persons IN Canada ~ ID
DAYS that thus tcY got he Eoiu IN pn. meut ID da)
earlier the plaintiffs expected 10 call on them ana
sold II without accounting plaintiffs fGr II. The de-
PENDANTS claimed ,hat the p'antiHs own statement
they nad fdu,iary relations - Tho pans, nut were
.lv Brokers judge DJuO3Wc held that, td6lng the
STAT .euts truc the defendants had by their msrepro-
sentGu changed their position from thai oi brokers 20
that OF trustees. n ". Drgae appeared FOR pltnns,
Inhn i. EulllM fur defcndlnts.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
A SUIT WHICH SURVIVES COUNSEL.

The General Term OF the Supreme Court has
granted triai IN the case Of Giles a-1nsr Spading
aud Others case which goes back 10 1861, John s..
Giles a. receiver leased the OLD Bowery Theator by sub
lease to the defendants circus. With express CON
dOn that should not be used for anything but eques
and theatrical performances under penalty o. for
feature Of Tic lease and $1,000 a. hquidaed damages
1861 tho Kerr gan regiment took possession o: the
thcater barracks defendants claim, vlthOct leave
OF license The plaintiff sued for the pcnalts ,
and after various delays cx-Judge Leonard referee
awarded the plaintiff Judgment for the fu penalty and
actual damages Tie General Term have refused tho
udrncnt and ordered tral. The ease Las been
remarkable surviving counsel The two first counsel,
A. A. Phillips and James X. Whitney, bOth died. The
Ecaith OF Judge WhtneFs al, 4. and 2 o..
Courtney substituted FOR them. Wesley Gleason
took Judge Phillips place and the long sus-
pended. owing 10 his Illness Mr. Dimnick the first
rsfercc died aTter taking Oi the testimony IN the
ease, and tie whole triai renewed before eXJuGGc
Leonard Ii Is 20 be tried for tnlTd tame.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09


In the case of james G. Savcry and Ben
amn r. Allen, comprising tie rrm OF J. c. savcry CO.,
OF Des Moines. Iowa. against the American bark lido
Klmbail-.G W Gosbin, .nas.ar-acton was brought u
recover - 81 for damage alleged ID have been done u
cargo Of cotton shipped by the bark from savannah,
Georgia, 20 kew-Y0rs. The libel sets up that
the cotton shipped under the usual mar
time contracts, and that IL injured by fire
caused y tue gro-s cggCuce and crolcssUcss OF thc
master OF the bark Henry Simmons or Philadelphia,
the Of the ba. X. put i answer Ia tie ELECT tti
Tic cotton was nOJ IN gOOd IL received.
and fire referred 10 not caused alleged IA
the hoC.
The eusc was Yesterday in the United States Dis
tric Court before Judge BtcnOrG. The only question
d.. sened WAS of fact ana The Judge reserve cd hs dc
1siOn. Tracy a 1anaUE3 appeared for tle lheIants,
and Dexter ~ HaO hius for the oWlCT OF the DalR.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
CRIMINAL NOTEe.

Az the Washington Place Police Court Yesterday,
John DougheTty eInezzug So funds
the New York Transfer Company
Patrick Geary one of the four keepers indicted
for murrr OF Michael Connolly the enitentary
acswes Island Released yesterday g. o. bail His
DoDdsInau e1 Warden l1scOmD Ol tbe PouiientlaTl.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday.
bcfox sutherland Tute
With intent "a kii n shooting Char OoAScaus in the saloon
No 40 WashngOns sept L. ana sentenced state
k1son for 10 Shun tined for
Tie jury disagreed
AT the Tombs Police Court yesterday, William
0naso for attempting steal watch Of Wolf
for fclcniOus az
Lhhr.ee Wilson bal OOJ for sell
ing policy ckets at No 90 Gold 81, Compliant Police
Captain Williams
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
Real Gslate 90 gtthanee.

TOR FXCHANGE-City houses for West
chester property valuable property Chicago and hic
gsu f1r uca iv pIoIrfty. JcIs~y CtY lots iOT good
stort. JANE r. BHOWNlNG, 81 BruadSag.
CHORF FARM of 100 acres and COT NIRf
- RESIDENCE EAST end OF Long Island tree and dtar
TO EXCHANGE fsT house mp town ln New-Nofk Cil
rutland & WHITING, Berkman-st.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
Ciin ,1roperin &c fet.

4 PHYSICIAN has n convenient SECOND
"A FLOOR which he will RENT Tow Ia quiet f2uly also
BACK PARLOR with ALCOVE, hOuse private. Aplly 20
West l7thsi.
ELATS To RENT-ln Grand Circle Hotel,
cor 18Th Il. 9Th and broadway OTIS elevators
ianit0r and steam heat nnr.i loca1on III the city
ELOOR-Second (unfurnshedD. four ROOMS,
mOdern emcnts, in high s0op io4f 40 East .iL
st. between stuyvesnt square and Thiriave no Oil up
FRENCH FtATS-All modern cOnveniences; ;
L and beside- bath room lnqurr of tht
anitor jaHress At No - West fiity thrdsi between
Fifth and siXtiaycs.
MURRAY HILL-TO LET, FURNISHED,
vi with stable attached, OF the hnost HOUSES On
Madson-svs Apply TO ]. ROMANO BROWN, No l'41o
BruadWay.
rINO LET low TO good tenant-BrOwn stone
4 HOUSE ll3 East l5sthsi. RAPID LlnsIt facility. Ap
ply 10 Mr. CLARK. 600 lITadFay.
rINO LET-The THIRD and FOURTH FLOORS
of Housr 1875 Lexington ave, neal 6lstst rcib SO
fnquirs Of the OW NfsR-
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
Aurtion Gales OF Real Estate.

ADRIAN H. MrIRR, Auctonc.I.
AUCTION SALE of 120 VALUABLE LOTS
n on 3DAVF.. 4TE pr PARK-ANE r.. 6TH-ANE. 0pp0sli'
CENTRAL PARK srH.AVE opposite CENTRAL PAkh
and on streets lrincipAik from
J7rFf 90 1T ISTS,
sold auction on EspAI oct; 26 at II O'Clock al
he E1cualce ~csIoGm, III Broadway, by order OF
GRlFFITH ROWE. esq.
and of the executIlz Of WH. ~. Itay nor decreased.
ADRIAN ". BTLLEHS son, AucuOneff-, Ma. Pine 81
Maps and paTfc lafs IL - fcw days. 6U'"l
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
Gin Real C.sinte for Jaif.

TOR ~AiE-J3d-st., 6tl-avc. and Broadway,
finr story first cass HOUSE,, al bargain,
also, 5sn.sr.. ihrue-stoIy. 1t a liberal drIuctlnn
J. ". ~1LFi.NS owner, Br'si"ay and 3lst-''.
TWO new illree-stor,, basement and Sul'-ceilar.
broWp.sfone DW ELL t3~ 4O- and 40 -ixthsi all in
pro, rln,uts, Tor SALE ycr low. Terms cAsJ.
JAMES a. VAN BRU&T. on prem. scs or
20 Soutlsi. t.rw- iork.
QrTH-ST. AND AVENUE A, south hwest
CO corner-A Mot of four 1ul Los FOR ~AiL cheap
Appy to owner = hItClIN i.It. No. 20 East lstist
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
REAL ESTATE.

EKw-YoRK. Friday, Oct. 8, 1870.
The following were the sales nj the Exchange
salesroom today
By T. L1trreDc, q 20.
3sOry brick house with lot the of sullivan ~ ,
l6l II ~ bOnme 25xOO John Murray SJo'o
~ T.. 7. Hrrfgf.
story brick houss with lot. No 2a3 sfavr, zA5 80
lGtls 20NSO; Frederick so'o
history with three lots. the n ~ s1th
S'Uayyre u 'i'n"''' eA'" i'' ~ -'N 80 ..' 4alo
house lot 36th At, l75 II Of ID
ave, ls exgs q, was adorrned 20 oct. H.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
6ouses ano farms Uante0.

COUNTRY HOME WANTED.-PlaIn, good
~ sized house with few o. land, within nvr hours "
New YrS De- Enthusiastically healthy, especially ire,
from malaria ami handsome prospect cast not over
IL OJO ca-I COUNTRY HOME, eAre "i john fiA
Ia rick 346 West 3lsi-sL
IOWA LANDS WANTED.
Wanted purchase. for cash, Lands IN Iowa and Norti
ern Missouri. Addrcts, with full particulars.
ALEX. : PORTER - state st. Boston, 3ass.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Mcclure Terence Mutual Life In7 CO. Dec l. SO o
sO lah-st. 4267 n Of Avenue 4 lIlOA Oull s5uuO
10 llJti-at oau-4
Of AV,uIr A. Ill * io1l l.... .. 5i"""
10 o 81 idih-i, tie
A. lfll. II S'D''
sane a. % 70 ,l,'g a PA''D'' 70 .'ui' VI ~ 5000
same 10 .a, pas y.blc same oi llJtusL 4Jesh ~
Of A.. ot"'"
same to same payable 20 same of llathst, 4b.3 ~
4. sV"V
sane, payable 90 aine NJ ll3fhs 4SoI an
n of A =. ""s"
Devino Margaret to Frc crck = TGppen and others 80
ye8rs n OF Jath-st, OF lothaye. -oVo
lease. years oi fiti-sL between Grand dAd ,
gert,r. John and " e. ~ JAMES Connel, bl INSTALL
ucuts ~ 4d aud ~ IA -buoI
Evans. Win. q samuel Niiletts trustee years
same t5 -a'n, : cars - 7li,s Of 3davo l32o
O'Dlnncll Charles f. 10 Belj Curtis, year. OF ~
Dtrxrr. larl. ana husband 20 T. Mawhef, year;
Of % Clfrt........-.. .....: 80
Davis NGsal., I. 70 Frc1h Thileman year. = oI .
81 o"""
IouWan Charlie ~ and Wifc t1 Joseph IroN, yefrS;
soi Jtiayc moi 5-f-st lsooVj
i95In wsInai s' si var r. 81 - 3420
HS.r,i Ssn1 ", 80 ~ i,.e of 5avr i 81 1000
ROs,Ethsl. uvtr. To simon Epstc.. nsialmrnt; hnt-
Ccfs place thUtuu-st III o, " s ~ MulD.rlst ..
Richal4 l.1u Bend TO Peter Morris 0f n of
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I'D near Boadst-saies Of Books, WORKS OF Arr Fancy
WOSDAY at 4 m-THEOLOGICAL and MIsCELLA
NEOUs BOOKS including the collection Of the lse BISHOP
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New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.


SEw-YoRK CITY.
coBnor' sher.r % sSnner -. 1850
TAN st. s. $50 Il e Of Madison.ave 2oxl022
74t 5 300 It e OF Madison ave 2oxio22 zoo
NIT Z r { 3 John St tiaaSs c.aps ..io ,0so
sne VIII H. $arah ? Rsynor - Nominal
l3ell-st II v corner Of 6h.sve. 35z90.Ii cornoa o.c
ard we 10 SaTue. schiaer Nominal
RoSe aad vile to cas G. Haven ard omnal
Phii1. AID Vie 70 eorneiis
hAg AbTan nj sier n e 70 cSr,.tisS az 10000
ana wife to John Murray Nominal
also Shave, - J6ii # n Of IG5thst, irregular
Alex N Her aud Tc to nm Marshall. Nominal
To- Terence ee FARLEY looco
Runner and ife iS @hafiss 26ccO
10 Mogssnn la Sai'S TPissr n ~ 10000
soti st. = 80 # W Of Lexington.ave, irregular;
west Farms irregular Chas GeiJng and wife toAieT ooo
fe1nar Asspae e2 and wife TO ABRAHAM SerI, 10000
{; Anncr to John campbell Nominal
Vasderhoai 10 TsfcSice Mco;uire Nominal
clair 81 rsicreo e o' ~ wm - tTnns 1 ss25
s ma. !; 40 - Trasner y Tt 1000
Ahee oirS2 i ,1 II VI 10000
roSrl md Siie To- Daiias C. NSwcl .,.--. nominal
rn6psr 10 ;eo BrSbner M I4O00
ckenh1sb 10 iho- Mon~e Nominal
II st II Il e corner Of AvcGuc 4 o. s4dst 1S42Oi
31snFgsn HsIfg OS"S'- - '"u vac '''A ~ $4,000
47thsL n =, $50 II Of 9dave, irregular; Caroline
otSsrs 49, -. Nominal
ASeRas and cnn 81 C25d WArdi sas clifford, ref ,o0
to Clara Decker so"
Basisy - t. iinry GS W Isay y'Ai' Al s72o
o wsIGcs E,, to COY lanes M ~ seff s:1 Elr 5000
56th-st. West, No 500, years anu mtnihN N0V. !,
- T. an " Van Necilt
49, 80 go 90 ~ ia III ID WiHtrr Si '"O-' 1000
IOncisiI J. y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.