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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

buildings proposed erection which plans have
Dccu submitted Impairment Of buildings during week end
ine SATURDAY ApTl ~ 1870
Ono story brick Store the north side II Fly event ST.
$50 feet east Of Third owner. Thomas Davis architect
MuI. Jose.
One bs:cry nrici tenement No 20 Humest owner. d II
King architect d. ~. King
one 3-tpTy ICk factory No. 226 CAeITySt owners, Hay
PrOfhers builder. Robert lsOn
One story brick stable sOah side OF Fifteenth ~ ~ feet
eag - ffstaKc uWueIs crook iriieIs builder ~ Reid.
ono 2sCy wood and frame stores and dwelling, north west
eorncr OF Twenty eighth H. and GraDdayca WOODLAND
ewnci. T. = Gfiswold architect. +. kngp.
One 0stry INST class lIc store Of OF Green
NicI and Clay bOIiu owner, John a. Reamth architect
Samuel IT. Warner
f,f1ry brick and tenement. Nos. 324 and 3?G
BRONZE ST. owner, Wm. H. R,nnCwIok architect H. NJ
SIN D.
Two 5si0ry bnok and tenement Nos. "a and &c
Canal Il owner Mary torpell architect J. N. Foster
one istoIy thini class store No 2Sb sOuths.;
Charles Roberts; architect &. Roberts
One story store aud tenement west side Of CLIFTON st,
az fei east side of hst Broadway; owner Thomas Scs
=1sta.ss, -.
Three story stores aud tenement Nos GA GIG, and GIG
rrth a., ONnarp o. V. and O. Low; architect N Palmer.
Oue lsJry brick stable No 12S West girtietst,
Dudley :. Jarvis. architect John =. DoNy.
One 3si0fy brick and tenement No lA7 Sullivan ST
ewHer John RobensteiD; architect, A. IA. HODenstein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
nuuDING STATISTICS

For week ending Saturday, April "a 1916 from records Of
Department 81 heiidings W w, Adams Superintendent
Tho Bureau Of Inspection (0beTt MOCnns, Chico
submitted for II buildings; estimated
10 Buildings proposed alteration estimated
fGa31U Total 81 build and aera ons - 40
81 ~ the new buildings and tho remainder
miscellaneous; rStcass dwellings,. Number Of special
petns for frame and other structures ~ plans sub
nlitfed 81 approved 0. rejected. pending, 10
The Burean Of Violation Andrew owens Chief reports
"a buildings surveyed reported unsafe 90; made safe, 20;
taken down. cases sent 20 attorney notices I'd, 30
violations 0 Law reported y removed 10 notices served 10
The BuTtu Of Iron Work tCbaries X Hyde Chie reports
build FIRE provided,
served, 90 sent attorney Il thea
~ halls and places 0f amusement inspected with ref
eece n hregard vent stion means Of egIess IN Of
section 30 ~ Building Booths Theatre
ported for placing chairs u, aises ard were notified 70 dis
continue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
4 COLE, Auctioneer.

~. TUESDAY. April q, at 10 m.
the Commercial Exchange,
No $3.50 Fnt0n st oppos City Hail. Brooklyn, 20 LOTS on
9TiIAYE, 5rH and GTHsTs TINS property - yey de
meet Park Title perfect Terms PaIt OF the purchase money
NAV nd and mortgage For fl gaitenlar AMY
ALL esq Attorney No Wiloughby at or 70 the anct0eer
DUBLIC SALE of VALUABLE IRON
Il PROPERTY IN AUGUSTA COUNTY virginia
The uderssned Comiss oners IN pun suaRee o. DEERE oi
Chanccy causes therein pending against we bunao zap Iron
and s o0%6R1gS WI is q R%s y o. fI MsS 1872
IN front Courthouse I'm stanton Va AL te s4 Il
bGs if =, Of %iHHI LAND containing about ii5l
ACRES, with TWO VAIUABIE LION Foi'NACb9
thereon and FARM Of about GOO aSon,o1 each oner
"" TF ~ %cFs are located 10 miles Of staunton
peake AMI Railroad la the great Iron Region OF VNma
about so nss from The Po9t a. which "ad "a" enters
Said FURNACES Of good sire, newly bnlt, win a he
lat II improvements embracing The most aloVed hct c
Their eicent operation, and AT in all respects hrseass
A0a g Item sa sDSasg 20 @ ana spacious
ayers Resiencs, Olces htorehouses shops, LADoters
TIT FARM hcrenheioe mentioned adloirs the tract Of
Mineral 1t Is well waered aud tnoeIei and syerS
pacys ven o99s sp 81 Hos se sn,I large s .
aud All the usually found on good farm In
u a, the same time place VIII sold tae PERSONAL
PROPERLY Of the buffalo Gap Iron ana steel
mr. JSn eny wG . ~ che pepey al any time
TERMS SALEFor the Real Estate 10 per cent o. ue
% o Y Gan 10 G S s the
day F0r the four deferred annual s
Ss@pns ap insaranee on the dwelling house
the farm, by OF security for SAID nstaiments
Personal Property win be sold on reasonable TERMS 70 be s
"O'"'e' '" GEohGs NJ cocHRAS.H,,
TH3s. s s. hEhSsos N'"""''"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
Dim Renl estate for Sale.

A GREAT BARGAIN, if sold at once.-A
arst class four story brown stone house, on
viii be leased to good tenant for term Of years
:. EDDY, No. Parkplaee.
COMBINATION PERFECT COOKING
~ HAS6Es that heat the above Economical Dura-
Die. Warranted HULL, GKIPEN q Co. Tbirdave.. above
Twenty uhTd-st., ". Y
ElD-ST., Broadway and Sixth-ave.-4-story
O'b BROWN STONE. cabinet trimmed, extra pium5ed I;
eesabe aud $4,000; 58hst, west Of Central Park
all improvements, $4,000 j. W. STE
VEINS, broadway aud 6lstst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
BROOKLYN Real Gsiais for 5als.

TOR SALE-On Clintnn-ave., in the best part,
4 elegant HOUSE, GROI NDS and STAB LIE would
he lot Furnished Tor term OF years.
rutland n WHITING, Beelkmanst
DROSPECT PARK HOUSES.-For SALE,
the and elegant brOwnstOne houses Carroll at b0
tween Filth and SXuayes, Bruokyn size 2Xi5, lot los
feet built bv days work contain all improvements marble
and carved hand wool mantels brick furnace elevated range
win sell at 500 decided bargain; Ffh
Fulton Ma South Ferries distance 30 minutes. Apply
toownvr, promises; open Sundays.
- STORY BRICK HOUSE and STORE; Brick
- extension, 1.o&3 Fulton OF GLEASON
store N95 suitable for business and has been
fully occupied by and house un. shc
Establishment FOR ten VI The best locations I'm BTco
iyn eau ON owner above agents. stock ami MIXTURES
desired. J. IL. GItIEB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.yonK. Monday, April ee. 1879.

NEW-NoHK, Monday, Af'r1! 20. 1870
The sale of the fve-story marble store and
lot located ON the northwest OF Broadway aud
Eghteenthst attracted tie largest attendance OF capt
tass the Exchange this year The location is In the
center OF Che retail business OF the city, and is rented to
good OF tenants. After prolonged contest the
property nunly sOd 70 Mr. b. CUnard for S17S,Ooo
fhc present annual income is $4,000.
Mcssrs4 " III. Ludlow aud +. A. Lawrence Co. con
Quoted legal sales, OF which fun details viii be found
below.
Inc report Of the Superintendent Of the Department OF
Buildings for The week cadng April "a II apFendeu
AUCTION sAIFS OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE
Bv errlusi A. steele
sstor marble front building and lot W cor Brnau
way and iSth st. lot ll06XlaS.SX5 tSNSON2SoX 80
Bu D. 4. lawrence & ca.
issh ~ - ssxiio"...' 80. s24oiO
- ave. lot 2sSsS ~" "N 80 1900
ssc 10, 9ox 90 tt $500. 5000
ssi' 'O LOU. ~ olOo
Rv F. IT, T,Ilop & 20.
go a., go - 9SSI0eS ''' Wv = . " .... $4,000
lois IA cor ave and 9}d ST. lO5x75...... $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
Gnrtion Sales of Real Gstate.

BSOLUTE SALE OF PROPERTY, 1915
N haedougal st. Of Amity oath Of April. 1875, by
IAchd v Haructt, AuctoBcer. al III lsrOadw Iuny
Building am IN all five stories let for $4,000 per
anuum A good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
fjonsss ano farms iUanteo.

VVANTFD-FURNISIi Country RESI-
w DENCF must be IN health location good drainage
and nicely furnished must have al least large b.
rVns besides servants rooms stabhng for nve boss Win
srepnR APARTMENTS for servants Any gentleman
wishing his home for three months July To Oct
with the Of It's being wen cared for NJ please al
Dress with ful particulars H. MAIsH box o5o9 Ne"foik
T..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
Drooklpn i]ropcrtr g Get.

TOR SALE or TO LET, on one of the best
4 lines OF routes IN BrObk a(ireono and Gaetaye.
Splendid BROWN STONES, FRAN. or BRICK with a
Few FU FINISHED aud UNFURN I'D 10 LIT, and mne-
date possess gwen Apply OJAS = HALL ~ SON NO.
$40 Fiauklinavt GTnene, Brooklyn.
Two LET-First-class STONE DWELLING,
4G5 Tompkins ave. Fulton. Brooklyn; partly fur
nished rent, $50 Apply to OWNER, Alb
ITO LFT-555 CARLrON-AVE beautiful
4 TWo-STORY BROWN SION r. : all Improvements bay
window rent s67 per month. rutland q WHITING,
Becklnans 81.
rE'O LET-Nicely furnished. in Brooklyn, d
threestory brick ROUSE, with all improvements and in
perfect order will parties vino wu take
property For particulars inquire Of d. FOWLER
No. 3J7 Fht1n-st, city Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
Gitn propertp 90 fct.

Gitn prOperip 60 fet.
4 TO LET or FOR SALE-Thc iron
,foes IUONlOO feet; 100 horse together "lih
an modern improvements for manufacturing purposs Apply
to +. C. BENNErT ON premises
A ROOMS WITH STEAM POWER TO
"A. LET-Iarge well lighted rooms with steady power
and an te modern manufacturing IL u, De
iancey H. building. Pumpkins aut Mangnsts Apply
10 ESGIN EEk. on premises
4 THREE STORY HIGH-STOOP BROWN
~ STONE HOUSE, 20x5 entirely new, all modern I'm
proveets including fixtures west side OF and near Cen
irs PARK rent only ZOO Apply To JOHN w. STEVENS
broadway 5lstst, rIMpsON PEEI, Broal"ay ana
4ith ST.
CHOICE FLATS to LET in HOUSES 564
Y md $40 Lexington ave, having all the modern cJil
venieces $40 70 $50 month Apply ~ owner hobI
l. BROWN, 20 Nassah'st
DOCTORs OFFICE to LET-Fully and
~ nicely furnished front paror Of house i4o West fof
Broadway.
CTORE No 416 4TH-AVE. to LET or
Apply 10 owner ROOT. l. BROWN. No. 20 Nassan 81
V,O LLT-The SECOND, THIRD, and
i FOURTH FLOORS Of Builing 78' Broadway Apply
10 MARTIN a SMITH. so Wallst
rINO LET-FOur-story HOUSE, in good order,
5II West dst 1890 lot 100 feet II roDms inime
diae possesson rent low w. ALLAsoN, 2S7 l0tiave
rI,O LET, furnished, for five months from the
LIST Of May TO small family the four s9ry mOusE ~
rENO LET-FURNISHED--A small HOUSE,
Apply WE CARR NO co''as p'A'"
TJ,O RENT.-FIRST FLOOR of 500 10th-ave |;
i all modern improvements. Inquire Of O. sJEfP. II
Water st. or OF HIRAM MERRITT. o. 3dayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
Real Gstdie Go grthanee.

VALUABLE and well known MINERAL
N SPRING PROPERTY In exchange for good HOUSE
in New York suburbs, q. III. PlEitsON, No fihesI
EXCHANGE for a Country Resldence-A
H strictly class four story, fun 'front.' brown Stone
HOUSE Brooklyn flights overlooking the river near Mon
taguc 81 ferry. j. o. HOlI " SoN, ~ broaoN"y.
rENO EXCHANGE or RENT-A large SILK
FACTORY in Paterson, ". J. Inquire Of owner, GEO
b. TURRELI, 100 Chambers st, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

TO LET
TWO OR THREE OFFICES
At moderate rates,
IN THE ROTUNDA OF THE NEW YORK LIFE IN
SURANCE COMpANYS BUILDING,
CuTneI IeonaTl-s st AMI Bruad4 way,
wei suited for the hight
excepf!onable. Steam eleV atOr.
Apply Oh the premises
100 WEST 43D-ST-To LET for five
81 mouths genieel. four story DWELLING HOUSE,
furnished Apply on the prcmises
900 EAST BROADWAY-To LET-f-story
tDsbV hgh basement, with mirrors, ch1nhelers nc ID,
srae for boar ling house Inquire DID, next door Rent
low 10 a good tenant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
o-iip propertp 90 Get.


ITO RENT--With frst-class BOARD, large
handsomely Furnished second floor frpnt NOON; southern
exposure. with largo eossta III East 5ltilst
FI>O LET-At great bargain, half of HOUSE
No Mtclolgal Vt n private family au improve
melits possession min dat FOSTER l2o haedonsmS"
Two T-Handsomely furnished or partly
furnished, tr story, highstoop USE IN gooi orr
fourteen geIitienon who VIII main desired
Apply at rs East I'D At
V'O LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 20x50,
in tine building facing city Han Park the rc,ns wen
light aud easy access. Apply 10 J. ~ WfCkOFF q Co. II
PARK row.
Two LEASE-The elegant OFFICES Nos. 100
and l02 broadway, vacat.i ny the Uniyer.h LIE ns 90
cihees Of ne alepeaieuI 50 Par place; also
North America LIE lns Company ba Ing also 0ces OF me
Guardian iAe 2Jl broadway X =. PAtt- 10 fSrk'ro"'
Il meut brown stone HouSE containing ~ modern m
provenets furnished la hrs class Style In the b' neigh
borheo only responsible parties need apply on the premises
no 2t9 East Eighteenth-st
ITO LET-En the BIBLE H0USE-ST0RE on
d AsIORPLACE and OFFICES in second and uInl SO
RES ami basement for storage parpO5es Apply az o1S OF
TREASURER AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY, No BlDie
House
Two LET, UNPUBLISHED, the fine. very
desriby located H. D. house, northwest corner ne velh
and 4lsts; windows and IL very cheerful
honse all mproyeents 81 400 10 good tenant perhaps less
OWNER, rs Otlayc, h.ar list ST
ITO LET
l. THE SsToRY BRICK BUILDING
No. Frankfort st., second door from Chathanst
TIE BUSINESS MANAGER or TIE ". Y. TRIBUNE.
ITO LET, UNPUBLISHED
Il House No East 9Th rent 1000
House M 1913 East oh st. rent. 90
hoase No 2! East lthst rent LOO
House Ma. 3lf T. tst tn st. rent Loo
House $50 Grenw SIT rent 700
No 80 Thiriayc, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
Ntw- Jerscp Real estate for Sue.

A T ORANGE, n. IA modern HOUSE, II
~ rooms, with STABLE and one acre Of Ian in garden
aad lawn une views; price moderate.
L. T. HASKELL. No 30 Nassau ~.
EOR SALE at q bargain in Painfeld n. j.
Degraoe HOUSE aud GRO lbs, handsomely located on
best streets only inmates walk from depot.
rutland n WAITING, Bcekman a.
E0R SALE or EXCHANGE for CARPETS
j and FURNITURE-Pr me UNIMPHDVED PROPER
TY at Cranfor y. J., Central Railroad Address EX
CHANGE, Tribune Office
DOR SALE and to RENT, at very reasonable
prices the following HOUSES, located In New jersey. 40
mnutos FROM NewYoIk, nen raihoai depots Rent 50 -
eight rooms, large lot Rent T4l0-MOdom
house nine rooms bath and water clos stalnay
heaters &c del chtful home for summer and Winter
Rent 5000 for Summer tlO0 for yearCompletcy far
nishcd Country brick cOmmolo,is sabing and large
car excellent garden. lenty Of uit three acres
OF land over 200 Ornamental trees (ul gIown BATH &C,
ARMY 80 81 LAS q. HAY - broadway Room 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
RAPID TRANSIT.

| HOMES RAPID TRANSIT.
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEWJERSEY.
Persons purchase rent bcauul and econ0n
zeal homes all points the line OF te a6Ne Ict VIII ap
ply 10 A. d. HOPE OF ElSi " hlNlso,i, -, c,
OGce OF the Central NewJersey Land Improvement CON
nany No. ll9 Lbertyst
I'VE in YOUR OWN HOME.--$500 cash
and AZ with $1,000 loft on mortgage
Willbuv ndsome cGmmntlouS StBVRBAN
VILLA RESI- Den C with ample grounds nniuhy cry con-
vcuces with and who'll some Influences O cOU
Class well dralHed and healthy near
dGpots paved and lighted streets police maINes eiutciT
uTIV aled accommodations OF the Central illrosd ot N,W
Jersey stable hot and cold water clos
cts bath &C Iot Of nearly an aero lad out IN Gives "Nn
garden. flowers shade and fruit, vines, berries. &C -
particulars address OWNER POstO1Ce Box 1884, khza
beth, n. J.
MORRISTOWN REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
lSa Property Of all kinds FOR SALE and for RENT De
sirlbl rished HOUSE for Rent for particulars address
THEODORE AYERS, Morristown, NewJeIsey
N0NTCLAIR PROPERTY.
ORANGE MOUNTAIN, FOR sALE-A hrst class RESI-
DENC o 3 rooms, 81 sOTi,s with nIodem Improvements
good stable; about 4 han oney ai out lawn Gro
quet ground, garden; SCI wei frm and s1aiei colNen
HOWE PARSONS, Mmtclair 10 Cedar st. n " II until b
NO POSTPONEMENT.-SH SALE
~ at SOMERNlLLE, Nj May lime FRUIT fAhM
30 PianHed the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey. Aplly to Mesrs. DUNNING, EDSALI. q HAfl
Attorneys, No Rassau-st, or 10 MT. v GERARD, No
Bond 81
DAMRAPO, n. j., 20 MINUTES from city by
y. ]. G. r. r Great variety Of property sale ana cut
oifoe near depot, and 80 Nassau st. hoqrh 60 H. ~
WM. CURRIE & ROY.
AGI-ACRE FARM.-One hour from NewYork
-tb2 Railway good house and outbmidnss stock
and implements Price, $4,000 - 900 cash
j. W. EDWARDS, p Pine ST., up stairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
DrookInn Real Gstate for sale.

TOR SALE lin BROOKLYN.
II 3story and basement BRICK HOUSE No 81 Lafayette
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

s-I WEST 23D-ST.-Vcry desirable ROOMS
Tor gentlemen Gu suite or sngly, to let with board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
AUCTION SAVES OF NETWORK REAL EST

By errifsi 4. Sterls
4 storV marble front Building and lot Broad
way and sthst lot llO6xlsS.Sx76.sxS.6x2S6x 800 ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

! DOA WEST 25TH-SF - Handsome FUR
solUt NISHEn ROOMS t. LET furniture all new SUR
able for light housekeeping also SINGLE ROOMS iof gen
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-12-22
Beatty PIAN @!

ENDORSED BIT TIE HIGHEST
MUSICAL
authorities as THE BEST. D. F. Beatty, Proprietor
Washington, Nj.
Feb 10, 1875
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-04-22
About a Wife Whipper.

Justices Of the peace do not like wife
whippers, and when one of these fellows
appeared before a Detroit justice he was
sentenced after the following fashion
It's mighty good for some Of these old
grizzlies that [ hain't woman Do
you know that if | were a fond wife and
mother, and my darling husband should
come home from his daily toll and black
my eye that I'd hit him with the whole
woodshed at once Yes, [ would. About
the time he struck me he'd think g
Westinghouse had tumbled over on him
Yes, it's good thing for these old wife
Founders that my father wasn't woman
(And he walked up and down breathing
hard and clenching his coat collar.) [ wish
[ could have you whipped, he said to thc
prisoner. wish [ could have you tied t
a grating and whipped round the feot
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big as hazelnut on your whole body, | do
But [ can't do that, and SO up you 90 t,
the county house for sixty days, and if yol
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-04-22
The Washoe Zephyr.

A singular incident is thus related by a
Virginia. (Nev) journal "a few days
since the Virginia City and Gold Hill Wa
ter Company had on their big reservoir,
near the Ophir grade, a crop Of ice six in
ches in thickness and perfectly firm and
solid. They were about to begin harvest
ING it, when a heavy gale occurred, and in
a few hours all of the ice on the pond was
DESTROYED. As soon as the pressure of the
blast had broken a hole, the wind got un-
der it, and in short time it was broken
into fragments, driven against the shore,
and there ground to atoms. In no other
country have we ever heard of such thing
occurring on small pond such as is this
reservoir. 1t shows something of the force
of what is here popularity termed the
'Washoe zephyr"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-04-22
An Ancient Fraud at Last Run to Earth

The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania has
just rendered decision canceling patent
known as the Freytag patent, Of lands be
tween high and low water mark in Phila-
delphia, which since 1880 has clouded titles
and been the fruitful source Of fraud. The
Ledger says:
The pretented patent boldly took away
the river front, from (and, we believe, In
cluded part of the navy yard down to the
improvement Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
on the Delaware. That tract, with its val
liable water privileges, was cody mapped
out and shingled over with fraudulent
MORTGAGES, to an extent that has hitherto
proven a strong objection in the way Of
sales by the real owners. OF course, some
of the parties now dealing in these false Sc
curties are losers to the amount invested by
them in the purchase. For the most part
however, the mortgages were hawked abou
outside of Philadelphia, as but few persons
in their senses would buy a security rest
ING on real estate here without taking tht
opinion of council. In this way, for year.
past, these pretended titles have been sub
mitted, and rejected as often as they came
before our lawyers and conveyancers, anC
finally they were used by dishonest men 70
all sorts ofdishonest purposes. Bogus com
panies borrowed or bought them to create
show of capital or investments, and money
less spectators used them in various ways
Still there may be some innocent people
who have paid away their money, and are
perhaps still igornant Of the fact that the,
have been cheated egregiously. The who'll
history of this transaction shows that tn
adroit operators who designed and carrieC
out this huge fraud in 1880 knew the de
fects of the law and the delay incident t,
litigation well enough to count safely on
harvest of grain.