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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-15
More About Township lnsuTance
C0mpanies.

More About Township Insurance
Companies. /
Housrox. MIMI, March, Goth, 1875.
Editor Anti Monopolist: i
DEAR S1R: Being a Patron and also
one of committee appointed by Houston
Grange to investigate and look into this
matter of township insurance companies,
I therefore would respectfully request
you to give in the columns Of the ANTI
Mororo1lsr an extract of all laws enact
ed at our last Legislature in relation to
insurance companies, for We have an i'm
preston that we can get up insurance
companies, among ourselves, at quite a
cheaper rate than we have been paying.
and sending our money away East to
Hartford, Boston, or New York. We
think of getting up companies upon the
mutual plan, and SO keep oar money IN
the State of Minnesota, instead OF send
ins our thousands away to Eastern States
to enrich their Golfers. We would there
fore like to know the present existing in
surance laws of Minnesota, and any other
information in relation to insuring will
thankfully be received by publishing the
same in your very welcome weekly mes.
senger, the Akr1-MoNoPoL1sr.
Yours truly, CHAs. SMITH,
Houston, Houston County. MINI.
The Law i'm Reference to Roadways
and Bridges
BLOOMING PRAIRIE, Steele Co., MIMI,
a2ril 5th, 1875. :
Editor Anti .konopolist:
I notice in some Of our State papers.
that a bill has been approved this past
winter, Amending section 80 of chapter
five of the laws of 1873, being an act re-
lating to roads, cartways and bridges.
| I cannot find it amongst the laws select
ed for publication in supplement. This
section relates to who should petition for
the laying out, altering or disseminating
q town road, and on the regularity OF q
petition depends the validity Of the whole
subsequent proceedings, it being the foun.
! dation. l am very much surprised III
there is such law that it should not be
one Of the selected ones'' Tor publication.
For the spring and fore part Of summer
is the time when farmers have more
leisure for laying roads, and doubt not
but that most every organized town in
the State is interested to know what that
amendment is. Will you please publish
lit!
The farmers have been handed over tc
the tender care of the railroads, and they
ought not to be left to grope in the dark
ness, as to the proper way Of securing
public highway. Farmers, rally! By
the right flank file left March.
| Yours truly, farmer.
| I'VE will give the law in question mex
,lweekv-ED. ANr1.MoNcPoLmr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.


The contest over the will of Joseph bouldoire
was settled yesterday before surrogate Hutehings the
contestants agreeing TO accept $1,000 The whole esa'o
Is valued IT $4,000
The application Of William j. Rec to be ad-
mtted to bail was adjourned yesterday by Judge Dono-
hue his counsel having brought before him, by GER
tiorari the facts upon which Rec was held.
A lot of tortoise-shell and ivory toilet articles
and gross Of steel spcctaoes seized the steamship
france and supposed TO have been smuggled were con-
iemno YESTERDAY the United States District Court no
claimant appearing
The Society for the Reformation of Juvenile
Delmqucnts obtained yesterday, nom Judge Donohue,
temporary injunction. restraining any performances az
Terrace Garden. I'm Ffyeghth-st., between Third ana
Iexngtoaves, until license fee be paid for II as
theater the Charles SchwarZ. shows that IL
does not come within the License act
The formal order dismissing the proceeding
81 Ida Maude Tempeton 10 recover possession OF her
child was signed yesterday by Judge Donohue, i'll
Supreme Court. Chambers. The petitioner IN this pro-
ceedng was The wife OF Duncan d. Tempeton, who, 1or
shooiinr her was convicted of felOnious assault ana
sept.uccd g. state prison. Their child had Deeh ll-
Trusted to William C. TcmpletCn, father OF duncan H.
Tcmplcon. before the shooting year after the con-
yicton this proce cding begun against the ch1
granfaher The order dismsses the proceeding on the
ground that Mrs TempletOn though the mother is ho
Ut person 10 have charge OF the child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
DEPARTURES OF FOREIGN MAILS
THrRSDAY. SErr. %


For Europe Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg bv me
steamship POnInerania. mails close al $50 M supple
nsp.ry NAL closed e. lsG M Steamship sau' as- p
for Havana Cuba by tie steamship city OF New,Sorki
mails close at ,; IN. supplementary Mail IS closed
go Steamship sails at y Ill., fIOm fler NO. o,NoIlh
Tor Brazil tho Argentine Republic and the West Indies by
the steamship ontario mails close at supplement
from PoT No AZ. North river.
Mails tor Nassau n P by the steamship Leo Close a,
Mails for Japan Shanghai Hong Kong, and dependent
Chinese ports and the East Indies viii be sent ID the steam
ship City Of Toxic % sail from san irancseo on oct l.
the New once before Thursday sept %.
FRIDAY. SRPT. "a
For Brazil and Argentine Republic by steamship MimGa
NewYork POst-Of1ce on Friday Sept "a
For England Wales Ireland and France, via Queenstown
and Liverpool by steamship Celtic mails close at II 80
All. al % D PIER Man f SST 4 re steamship
Eor Scotland only via GLASGOW by the steamship ihopa
a R1J2 Steamship sails H. '0m f'' n" ~ N0''n
For the Continent Europe Except France southamp
n supplementary Mail Is closed AZ l3O m steam
ship sails at from Pier az loot OF First st hoDokeD
al Steamship sails at IL FROM Pier No 81 North
For Kingston and savsnla by steamship Henry Chauncey
malls 10. Supplementary mail IS closed al IL
steamship sails at u from Pier Ne 42 Sorh Hiver
steamship sails at n from Per No 20, East River
SUNDAY. SEPT rs.
ysands viii be sent by steamship Nasco de Cana, 10
fqh Francisco saturday Oct Mail matter in
tended for this should be posted IN the
Post once before .. ~. on Friday. oct !.
All Mails close at IL O'Clock IL The POstOuee open
from . m 10 ii - u.
Mails for Newfoundland close the New York Post once
Mslfor Habta2 ". S. is closed at tho Now YORK Post
offoe every day ct p IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEW.YORK... SEPT. "a
CLEARED.
steansGp August Andre Belg) Greve, Savannah Punch
steamship Greece Rr Thomas London Hn ns,or,
Co ,,,,.o n,.,,..,. p,,.,.,n,,, To. Hand
steamship Regulator, Howe, Wilmington ~ e. "m' r.
BARK Dannebror DAM Thuroe Lubbock Funch Edge Co
Bark Mateo Ntsl.D Lauro Nap.es, Funch Edye q 60; ~
Bark MercaOr (Nor) Wug, Queenstown OF Falmouth Ie'
Ea1k camilla tcor.( Beckman, Riga, Funch, Eays 4 CO.
Bark Fest Lene Nor Fruldsen' Gloucester Benham q
Bars I4ered CNOr), Evansen. Queenstown or Falmouth
BARK Rees SScT larsen Charleston c. Tobias Co.
Bs Helen Angler saps erSa ana NG Point T evpsl
scSr Is13s + ei RnSs Co.
scT May fsInpgsD HaTa i TaIS 60
schr. Sarah p. srout, Jacksonville Warren RAY n,..
schr saie Burton Burnley. Stamford Stamford Manuiac
turing Co.
Steamship sueva (Ger) Frsnzen Hamburg Sept g. via
N, with mdse and pass to Kunlardt co ,ovo
l2th with mdsc and pass to Henderson
SennsaP A 1S StB md.e g. t
seamsp PsTe,Ts T Danre Havf' sept H. with ms''
steamship saier CGerJ, - Bremen Sept 3 via South
Ship Salisbury tof London6 Clare Trinidad 10 days In bal
Bark Galveston tGer) Kohncnkamp Hsvre Aug in bal
Last AHchoT.d ~ se 1 o b tor Sae,s Waterford Aug
ls in ballast Anchored in The Lower Bay fol- orders
Bark do Mines (Fr) CoTie. MaIseles 6G lays with
mdSe - ,..u...
Bark our Annie oi FLEETWOOD Eden Singapore May 49,
with mdse.
BARK Bremen (Ger Hlmers, Bremen AZ days, with mdse
Bark NipOte Ita DegregOri, London az days IN ballast
Bark Lizzie Wright (Of et John ~ b., WushI CORK 81
DAYS, in ballast.
Bark Nellie May of Newcastle, Mel Blair Havre As days.
Brig George Gchrost orcutt Cay Frances Is days with
sugar and uIolssses.
brig Mary Knowltos MCKEE st. Marc IS days. with log
Big John Boyd tof Halifax n ST. Roberts ST. Johns p r.
"a dsys with moasses
schr Almeds Wiley Wiley satina River. Ga, s days.
schr Chas Moford Parsons, sata River, Ga, II days.
with railroad ties.
Schr C. W. Acott, French Virginia
sChr. Vspor APPRECIATE, Baltimore.
sclr Sophia g. Winteron Jackson, Baltimore.
SohT. ;. I. Robbins Brown Virginia
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTH ANTON Sent 22-1he North German 1ioyds steam
ship LEST from NewIork Sept H. for Bremen arrived
here today.
Grogsn from New York sept H. for Liverpool arrived
here at l. O'Clock last night
Sept G. LAT % a. long e. 30 brig Starlight from Baltimore
fOI NJ. Thomas 10
fIOni Hamburg for New York, 45 days out
For --latest ShsS Aeios see FUth Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
SALES FROM pig O'CLOCK r. NJ. TO CLOSE OF BUsE
SPSs 3 O'CLOCK I, NJ.
Pacific fail !
North Naafnrn
WEDNESDAY. Sept. 22-P. VI.

"
The condition of to-day's stock market perhaps
might be sufficiently described by saying it
mixed The opening Yves characterized by extreme
duness followed by squirt of activity and an adj
vance of from Il to y per cent on the speculative
list but which soon gave way TO depression thaS
continued for the remainder of the day. SO that tho
closing prices generally at or about the lowest
of the day. Erie continued to follow the London
market down. opening at l74G 1873, and selling
down to Ga the last price. There but one sale or
Erie Preferred at 1924 in the regular way but we note
disposition to sell this stock sellers options, it
being offered at 80 seller 60 days. Lake Shore has
continued to be active, and promises III the near
future I, afford plenty of amusement for the OPP
orators. The first price was 5il4, and after de-
cline to 81 it was rallied to 5+l2, at which price
some 5000 shares changed hands, followed by
decline again to 81, at which point there
seemed to be a resistance made to any further
decline; but, if so, it was overcome by tho
pressure to SELL and the stock subsequently yielded
to SO the last sale We have said nothing concern
ing this stock which we have any desire to take
back but a speculation for the Immediate future
il may be well for operators TO closely watch the
queer movements or manipuations which seem to
be working in it, Ohio and Mississippi commenced
at 1890 16l2. at which prices there were few buy
ing for "short" accounts, which being completed
left the stock very weak andt easily sofa OF 10 10
closing with q rally to 1854. No special reason
assigned for the further decline of to-day in
this stock, and seems to be needed beyond
the probability that another set of spectators
growing tired of carrying security" which has
no intrinsic value. The Northwestern and st. Paul
stocks. both common and preferred, fully partici'
pated in the declining tendency of the market and
closed weak. Western Union was largely dealt in.
and notwithstanding that 1t is square per cent
dividend stock, declined from 76l976i2 to 75ss
closing at 75i2. Pacific Mail opened at 36is. WA
manipulated to $685. bid, but subsequently, sold al
$751; closing at 35Ss. The sustaining power behind
this stock in view Of the real condition Of the Com
pany, is still mystery to the street; but 80 was
that which for so long time sustained Lake Shore
at about el The market closed tame. though in afew
cases at slight rally from tho lowest prices at tho
| day. limo spgls iaStapQs did ~ 6aA QEiam lhA1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Sept. 90, 1870
The following were the sales at the Exchange
BY 4. II. Muller q Son.

BY a. H. Muller d Son.
One plot rortrg the Passac River River AZ ana Wes'
erye place in the city of pasaic containing aca ,
offered at upset price Of $3.50 D. NO pin Deins He o
the same. the property was Withdrawn -, =,
three story brown stone house. with lot on me noi IN
side o Twenty ourths 1856 feet east Of sixthave 2OxSS
TO Is. sphinx si5360. "a, IL, -,
one three story brick house with lot the south side of
Thirty thirs 1884 feet west II Sixth ave. l6SI3jGxI3x
80. lOl2. TO Mary f. Seaman, $1,000
the other ales announced 10 take place were postponed
A. follows: VIM Kennedy order Of the Supreme Conrf IN
foreclosure Thos Boese referee the building win lease OF
ieet of Ninth ave. plot 50xl42 together with lot ado
ing In and extending through 10 West Tweny
fourth st. size sx55 also similar sale same referee the
uldngs with lease Of plot Nos 800 Ia 23 pnciuNe ,st
Twenty third St. north side 90 ie, west Of tigno'
Sls West Twenty fourth st. south side e'tse ;,n
lease 36 West Twenty fouIst 25sG feet west 81
Eighth ave- 166x56 building with lease OF lot No 3ol
West st. l0t feet west OF Eghave, lot II 4
90 and building with lease OF lot No 3O2 West twenty
st. side feet west Of Eighth ave. lot lSx15-
all of the above leases dated May 2 1864 to oct ,
Il Co, by order OF the superior Court, IN
foreclosure Diefcndor referee the two houses with 10
located the north side Of Thirty seyeDth sl ieet
east Of Lexington-ave, each lot 1S4N3S.9 Sine die.
d. NJ by order Of the supreme Court IN Oreeosne
i. Ledwith referee the buildings with lo located on Tie
north side of est FOrieh ST. $40 feet east OI Eshn ave.
lOt 25XVo9, 10 Oct l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
TIE COURT OF APPEALs.

ALBANY, Sept. 22.-In the court OF AppeaIs'
Woincsdsy Sept. % 49,, prr-s
No e6-lienry Collins ct al, appellants ayt John BUR-
respondents by d. D. Lord Of cOusei iOi "p
pellaR and by A. j. NanderpOel for respondents. $50,
No 9s-Phli lip ii. BcDcvitt respondent agt Inc Norm
Railroad Company. erpt liant AIguel y
David Walden " counsel for appellant and by l. LOWS
No 90 rthur White appellant. agt Lewis Meals ct q
respondents by Samuel Hand OF counsel of SpPN
laUl by T. r. Browne for rcSDOD lent
No O3 John r. Pratt, appellant agt The MUTUAL IIofC
tiOn lAfe Association Company respondents W
Wskenan for the appellants and submitted iof To-
made and Court adjourned to Thursday sept
IS, 1878. , g..
The DAY endsr Of the OF Appeals FOR Thursday Sept
% Is as O4OXs. Moo lOi, lO2 2 u. 2l - 10 ii, H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR IIVERPOOI.-In steamship Abyssfnin, Sept ~ X
Il Brandt r. r. W. Brandt Samuel K. Brown. Mr and Mr.,
William A. 7. ChuT J. j. Dymond, James lsey u
r. Holman. William A. HOsSn, NJ r Jukes Miss Jukes r
Knapp. Garland Matthews A b. McIlorde lr, H. n Mclio
Rachel Morgan George r. Ostheimer Capt Charles r.:
Patten and wife Francis H. Peabody Mrs Phnncy David
Francis Wnsow o. S. NJ Howell Wohlfarth Alfred Wrgt
FOR GIASGOW--fn steamship state CT Itnnsytcdnid Sept
% Eu bertrand Mrs Bertrand. Capt b. II. Zerbe James
Robertson Miss eberg Hamilton Brown, Peter Baxter
J. y NcAdam Jafray, SdOno Mege, Thomas Graves VIM
s Reid Mrs Reid, James Iusk Alexander Wright Miss
sarah McK,any smith and Miss susan A Johnson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
DECIsIONs-sFPr. %.

suprrne Court hamJers-Bv Judge Donohre-
Rcl agt Poole; Mackellar agL Moore Hall agt hAL-
siniss notion Brown agt CrOmcn.-Order granted DO
nvng motion. ,.,., -.
ny Judge sharkey Sgt. rorrilhon Settled ana
ordered The Guardian 1utuAl lno ms ~
Judgment rendc red for plaintiff; memorandum.
Crcat- Iif I-By Judge Van NoTst-l obnson agL Biol
nan, sheriff 6c-Case and amendments settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE


AiR SoSH S Taps Sf
~ s5Ssa Rsissso sad ao
aeo Bsrcfed and Wife to Peter sishi 900
Downingsi, n s. 2iO9n Of BedlSrist, laiSso;
1 Amanda as g. wife Of Hail. and husband %
H cSrisaS nemh D Nominal
hr%l'2a o. 81 Joseph pN
Smith iHs'er anu WIG 20 no.."'' "o $4,000
" sssbans TO Hahayn Wise Wha oi 1900
tI Ieco VS. It Fanny wife Charles Iowen
and wife to lewis White .0'....':.. 10000
Of af Eysesscs D Eddy. to Marx Rnaldo 1000
Meisen and wife to john Baericin 1000
Innet and others to James Murphy and Others $4,000
phy and wife and others 70 Geo oiinard 1000
pleton and wife TO Wm messinonei 1850
Bic Dcnneil and wife to ii Bowers ominal
PatricS Nc bonpcii' -, ...... Nominal
Emerson and wife TO John Saiaehcf ......-- 260Oo
to Re- Rose wife Of Fat Nc DonneI Nominal
n B s1s properly Nominal
Ssnro 70 i2 Psfck Mc g Nominal
Brownson executor Of and Others To Catharne C,n.,
John rownssndp Nominal
wife Of John Ruck and husband to Charles 3hi 1880
u THOMPSON and wife to hSsSsm HneeSaid ~ $4,000
10th st, e, 223 # of Avenue iIegt lar also.
7Gthst, 8, 123 II o Of Avenue A, 7b1lV22 also.
7Gthsi, q 4. irregular; Also, 10Th q, 9S uem
Avenue A, 5CylC0 also, 7tthst, - 325 IL on Ave
A. 2jI 1922; UMnln BabcOck to james l. Low
s2dst 49, 1864 Of 81 ave, lGGxlO22, Nathaniel roo
Jarvis, referee to Jsm Earle fOO
| S2ds, l2O fl Of 3daye; l62xlO22i same ~ M
s.dst e. IS5 10 # Q Sdave l7I1 22 same to ann
87thst q 374 It W OF 3dave. 39l 1x53 si2X irreG- $500
ular Geo Smi III, referee, 10 James stephens s,UuO
10 III ST, l1j II Of ih ave, ncncee 10 T., thence
100 II f. thence 100 II, licences lO0ll H. thence
100 II, thence 1901 IL, thence - II, thence .
l00ll II Uann BabcOcS to Addison BrOHn---- S3,COJ
LEASES.
AsOr House las act apart for restaurant fycars and
3 months from sept l, 1875 w Astor to Allen q ooo
l6ths Nos b47 and $40. years from Sept 1878; oo
Charles Rephor u IneO Causrn, each l,ZOO
Slstst 90 IL Of 4thavc, 2Oxlt2.2, gears from
Nav l. 1879 first two years $1,000; thru year,
1900; North American Life Insurance Company 10
47thst est Nos 2ij and 24j, NTH story with
power, aud months from Nov /, lS.4..-.. LOCO
Oftcial J. y. SAVAGE Deputy Register
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23

sryrvNv CouRr-CHANBRRs- DOSoHUr J.
AZ. Matter Of Never &c. l27. The r. NJ Nat Bahk OF
Is WooL SC agt Green, Cent City agt Bliss
Controller lio Boes aet N ) nIuahu
50. Matter Of Parker. Re 49, Railway COMPANY
ceiver. &c. l5l kneeiann agt o. anu o.
6s. Ell Railway Company W. ksnwSCo.
agt. could 176.. Warren agt Penn r.
90 O agi soessei '"' 100 Grout &C. agt Cooper.
AZ Rnfnion agL Clemin. 100. Peters agt. MollOy.
son 200. Cummings agI Gill
OIL StichnOch
nocS. -" 200. palmer agt. Morrison,
Ss Newton agt Continen. POS Thompson agt. Thoup.
tai Bank. son
iO5. button &C.. agt So r.
H. Assn.
MARINE CorRT-TEIAL TERM-PART T.-GRoss J.
sl44 GOmpers agt Heron Soil keine ag Lawrence CT
1882 Atwell act Leland. $500 al
3OoG lyman ag schlesnger 4726 lauet agt stevenson
IT,
sisl Baker ct al agt Nc 1922 Bryce agt. vonopstsL
GoNau 1880 CoIdts agt Meirisch.
3lsT Cohen ct al 449S Frnkel agt uarneGc
S2l | .HsThn agt. O'liyrne. $500 . aud ano -. , .
A76l Warren ct al. 1910 Vase and aD0. agt La
Myers
47l3 Kobfe and ano agt $685. H0yt agt. Helfensein
Sainuoi5.
1907 5qa7 ast ", 60 s7oo,. Carey ast The Mayor
'''' sqt Deutsch 1885 Tyler agt Holmes ct al.
t702 Fleschauer agt Tax 1870 Hrsch agt Shaefel
ter, impld. $40. Epstein agt Levy
1888 WinslOw Keller ct $500. Worth agt Abbott
al 400 Kelly agt Wstzfelder.
1920 Doench and agt 1929 FedInan sgt solomon
Frost 4S4+. .scuOsch sst Wills
ASA THAN at al art. Welseh.
1858. Brckner agt- Stein
hardt, impld
GENERAL SEssIONs-HACKRTT, Recorier-JONn Ccrhet,
Donald Harris, charles Zimmerman, John smith, George
Winghold, burglary; Edward Hart Isidore BcndL John
Treauoy George Meyers, Dennis Hickey grand larceny
otto The false yretenscs JOhn sullivan Mary MaheT James
Noreeiy Joseph Iawson Frank Reilly assault and battery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
Real Gstate 90 Crrbnuse.

EXCHANGE or for s A j. - Two neat
~ HOUSES, stable and six Lots close 10 this city value,
1000; part cash. balance small farm. good sable mer
chandisc, stocks JAS MCGEE, " kerSL
EOR CITY HOUSE-FINE RESIDENCE in
Rutherford Park free and clear cash will BE- paid IN add
ton. rutland & WHITING. BseAmanst
TO EXCHANGE. for Brooklyn or NewJer'cy
Il PROPERrY-1hree HOUSE and GROUP DS on staten
Island lightly morigagc the other two .ce ana clear
tor particulars apply to "a Broadway Room a., Newlork
ony.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY $1,000 to
w 800 600 worth MERCHANDISE, suitable for Western
trade In exchange for - To % cent cash. mud nnncu
Eew-i0rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
Nem-Jersen Real Gstate for Sale.

GALE or RENT.-4O minutes from Liberty St.
- frequent express by Central r. comfortable
suburban f2room cottage residence and grounds depot
paved streets gas &C. nearly laid fruit
shade flowers garden have Of stable horse and
II desired will sell much below value rent 200
Address OWNER Box 1874, Elizabeth, Nj.
ttJ SOO MODEL s., 900 HOMES. so, 500
p ,.)OO:-A FRANKLIN, 9 charming suburb Of
NEWARK, ". J. Convenient " ORANGE MOUNTAIN
PASSAIC, &c. -
81 500 will BUY HANDSOME COTTAGE, rooms
81 400 will BUY HANDSOME COTTAGE rooms.
5000 will BUY HANDSOME COTTAGE rooms.
$1,000 will BUY a HANDSOME COTTAGE. ii rooms all
modern I'M prov ements, handsome grounds.
This property beautifully located adjoining railroad sta
ton nearer In time CENTRAL PARK low commute
ton excellent SCHOOLS CHURCHES, and MARKETS.
Also, II charming COTTAGE HOUSES $1,000 to
g., 500; 30 minutes from Chambersst.
Examine Photograph VI Houses, &c, at SO BR0A DWAY
10. JAMES L. HAY.
r. s-MONTHLY PAYMENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
MINIATURE AIMANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DAB sun sets. $50 Moon rises. Morn
wA1gB THIS DAY-A X
Cows Island. 226 Hell c. Ferry. 4:lJ
WATER THIS DAY. ~
sandy hook 23I Cows Island. 3O2 Hell O. Ferrv a;5l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES

OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES
sof 5St6st " 10000
3Nhs A. W Of ~ 9th $4,000
Bell ChaIles, ard wife, 10 owen DOn0hue and others
" Sth OtOO
h SKI Bowerv anu "''e ~ 1000
46ilst, W Of ION ave 10000
7sthst' Of Avenue ...',' 5000
7Sthst OF Avenue ... $500
o Brien Bridget, and others Ia WIN Parsons and 9th.
ers years; Of 53dsL Of 10000
sof Sullivan Of 5000
Miller, Julius, TO George +. Burch and others; 8 OF
Clark Francis, and wife, to Thomas Taylor years;
OF "a OF 51tlst 5000
Years ESQ Of I'm ave, Of 4ith ct 1000
year Of G;have Of I2Gih St .....:. $500
Waitzfelder, Clara, and husband. 10 Patrick Kelly
Of 9TH ave- Of l30th 732
Reade st. mortgage on lease 1000
Ssd ST. W Of 1000
%et st $500
Iavee Dennis + and wife. 10 Martha Conan, year;
49ths OF 5000
Hotan Edward aud wife, 10 UnionD ne Savings Bank,
year: oil Jthave bet 10th and l1h sis 1900
(Omcia Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.