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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-22

Silver Peak Mining Company. .--
Location Of principal place OF business San
Francisco, California; location of works Ely
Mining District, Lincoln county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF
the Directors. held on the Goth day of March,
1875, an assessment mo. 81 of Fifty Cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock Of the
corporation, payable immediately, in United
States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the Office
Of the Company, Room l, No. $40 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the SIXTH day Of MAY
1875, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on Friday, the 2sth
day of May, 1875, to pay the delinquent assess-
ment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses of sale.
GEO. T. GRIMES, Secretary.
0ffce-Room l, No. 240 Montgomery street.
San Francisco, California. apG-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-22

The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Phoebe Silver Mining Company.
for the election Of Directors, and such other
ing, will be held on MONDAY, May 3d, 1876. at
o'clock p. M, at the Office of the company
Room %. Hayward's Building. 4l9 California
street, San Francisco. California. Transfer
books closed on Friday. April 30th, at o'clock
p. m. and remain closed until alter the meet
ing By order of the Board of Directors.
ap20-tf CHAS. f. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-22
American Flag Mill and Mining

American Flag Mill and Mining
Company. Location of Principal Place OF
Business, San Francisco, California; location Of
works, Ely Mining District. Lincoln county,
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing of the Directors held on the Goth day Of
March, 1875, an assessment (No. y of Fifty
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
in United States gold coin, to the Secretary,
at the Office of the Company, No. 800 California
street, Room No. s, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Fourth day OF May,
1875, will be delinquent, and advertised for
saio at public auction, and unless payment
is made before, will be sold on Tuesday, the
Twenty eighth day Of May, 1875, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses Of sale.
GEO. R. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Office: No. 800, California street. Room No.
s, San Francisco, California. sp3
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-22

Chief of the Hill Mining Company.
Location OF principal place business, San
Francisco, California; Location Of works, Ely
Mining District, Lincoln County, state OF
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at . meeting
of the Board OF Directors, held on the Goth day
Of March, 1875, IN assessment, tNo. 81 Of
Twenty five Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately. in United States gold coin. to
the Secretary, at the office of the Company,
Room 90, No. 4l9 California street, San Fran.
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 3Oih day of April,
1875, will be delinquent. and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment
| is made before, will be sold on Thursday, the
Twentieth day Of May, 1875. to pay the de-
| linquelt assessment together with costs of ad-
| vertising and expenses OF sale.
| CHAS. s. NEAL, Secretary.
offce-Room 20. No, 4l9 California street.
| Srn Francisco, California. up3
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Dissolution Of Co-partnershir

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ eo-partnership heretofore existing under
the hrm name Of Behr Goedicke, ia this day
dissolved by mutual consent, ChAs. Cioedicke
paying all Indebtedness of the firm, and nj &c
counts due TO them are to be paid TO and col.
lected by Chss. Goedieke.
CHAS. Won BEHR,
CHis. GOEDICKE.
Phoebe, Feb. Is, 1878. Na.1m
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-22

kentucky Gold and Silver Mining
comprehension Of works, Ely Mining
District, Lincoln county, Nevada.-Notice is
hereby given that at a meeting OF the Trus.
March, 1875, an assessment mo. 81 of Twenty
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock of said Company, payable Immediately
in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, OF
said Company, at the office Of The Company.
Nos. lU8 and ITO Sansone street, San Francisco,
California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Wednesday, the 2sth day
Of April, 1875, shall be deemed delinquent.
and will be duly advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment is made before,
will be sold on Saturday the 22d day Of May,
1875, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
R. GOLDSMITH, Secretary pro TEN.
Office-l0S and ITO SAMSON street, San Fran
cisco, California. m27.td
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
N received patent from the Uaited States
for the Town Site Of Phoebe, In Lincoln
pants Of said Town Site; that said patent bears
date Of the second day Of March. A. D. 1873. and
was delivered to me on the 18th day Il March,
A. u. 1875; that the lands for which said pstea;
was issued are described Is follovs, 70 wit:
The northeast quarter and the southeast qusr-
ter and the east half Of the southvest quarter
Of section twenty-five in Township One, north
Of Range sixty-seven east, in the District 0:
Lands subject 10 sale at Phoebe, Nevada, con.
tanning Pour Hundred Acres, according 10 the
Official Plat and Survey On file in the Pioche
Land Office. And that ON and after the 2otl
day Of March, A. D. 1875, will b. prepared TO,
and will make and execute deeds to the occu.
pants Of taid Town Site when proper Appiict.
tons are made therefor.
nrle-6v MORTIMER FULLER.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
p1SSENCTRS SAILED.

FOR GLAsGOw-fn ffedrship state 0( Trgint1,oct 8.
Rev G. C. searns Mrs stearns. Miss Powers mrs vi ~
gala Miss ~ Kennedy Alex Mcll"am's 'iI = ,on, inhn
1etitis McIlwanr j. c. Burns, hfs BnrLs an 'a i So
Gordon Henry Cleland job Ducrdrn Mfs lsai,t
Morah RalwoOd william Thomas kaiwo3r Ma'pH n.i,on
Miss Margaret Hawkins. Dr W carr hfs AT W -, rh'
Mis- Mary Iianm. PAMELA g. Harris WIln - f,in .
crbrdgo, Miss Mary MeIIsrg; W = BLVD \ - A
Thomas j Graves, r. j. Bayuste O. faldnlo' ~ m,
FOR LIN EHPOOI-In stedtHshtp Scyt -, Oct o-m anu
Mr. J. B Audrews child and goyerness Mr. and MIS- LI.t
Andrews servant, Mr. auHger MI anu Mis 49,
hurst child maid and servant Mrs Charles Astor bI,s
ted child and maid servant. A. Burton Buckley, NJ b@ntl @
Uisz Cartj Mr Cliambprain Mr. Chamberlain IT,, MISS
Madame COlliuon and companion, MI aua MIS-. e - Ia
bell infant. and maid G. \. Curtis Francois Dail cn. S d
wife Miss Dickcy Master Dickey, AMI maid w W DIna
j. nggan wife and son dvaFd Ede, II W Ellicot r. r
Gil-kin. Miss NOra Goodwin, Mr. Guitefinan; II.
Haiden Mr. and ". II. HaTson and mad 9srN
VIM Haswc. G. j. HclhwelL Miss T. H. HrhGtIq' III stin
Hilbert and maid servant, W D. Hodges Sainpaon @ r
son Mr and Ms T. G. Van Horn infant nurse 3 & %
Mr. and Mrs. r. Hunting four children az. y, W MAJ . "
Mr Mfs. p W. Jarvis two children ana h''- oD
W Jones Frederick Jones' A. kohn, p h. king Ar NJ. "a
Mr. and Mrs. Long aud maid servant, MI NalsIu n,
Maitland A. r. McMasrr Alfred Megkn, MI and MIs =, y,
Milnnr Minor, Miss j. Minor Mrs r. -. 'I.,t 80
pIiirr Mis-. (, Miller Mis. O. Miller L. Miller MI Mon'IrI'
ihl'' ~ 7 ~ Par~i Coo %lritt George r. POST, chd
Potter tho Hon. charles A. lapaIo ana, VIZ "'5,,,'on
rspallo Miss r Raralo T. simpson Capt yh'mPop'
Miss j. Rapao Charles Rapao MISS ht'nn kalai2
and maid servant Randall, Mr. y l. Van ens''i
r"ls Mr.. G. ~ Ro,. @. j. saunders Mr. and MIS- H. ".
Scoyl +. SpOhr MI and hTs John u 0i.'D''l lti,n
SilsDcc Mr and Mrs Robert Smth anu w W, cr
Charlie. Spencer, Lorrie spencer W A. Sprlc,r MI
and maid servant Edward stephens and daheht.t hi
land sutton. Mrs. g. X. sutton Mss torne!a sutton h' -
Alice sutton, Miss Louise sutton ana rai Mr ,3 a.
TWtuch. Nrs and Miss TuTuul \. &. NmlrT Mf' ~ "a -
Wiicox, Wilcox william "insnn N'n N,p' .tp
7. - wouall, +. T. whitney j. stevenson" "i' ''' i''
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
ANEW TRIAL FOR GEN. MANK.


JUDGE BENEDICT GRANTS THE APPLICATION Bh-
CAUSE III" u "''i'' VI
FROM TIE JURY.
T. t, initial S+,t.s Circuit Couff last June
III 'Hc Cih'co '''''' :, -
cx-CustOm-ROuse Inspector Gen. Nillan o. h"iA was
,,d ,,,dcr Scction 4l of thc Revised statutes OF
- . -. r. ,o..,..i,,, ,ri,l ~,
the United ~l"i'S' ol HtNihH u" HIS Po''''"'' "'
tent to soil, y 800 in counterfeit money NJ I' lIl'
,it,,+ T-uit,d Stat.s District Attorney Purnv, who
-, ,............, ....,-,, that No
condurjtd 'l' case ioi 'H' iI'''.',' ~ '''' ~
ccyc Porter represented himself TO Mank a. ithl 'I
- H. ,,l,u a ,tcrfcifcr who WAS await iHG trial
mum -, -, ..1 80, ,,,,l f,r the
ana ih"t hh HI'h hi''iu H' " '"'0''' "''' ~ "
pIrcas and destruction Of - 800 in counterfeit money
,, t ,.r ,,l,e, fran, C,pc,lop and WAS to DE used
""'' 80 ' -, :, =. II. =. tit,1 that
against nm 81 Ms Hl'l' ioI''I h''N''' "'" ~
when Gen. Mank gave him the cOnhtcffct money
r -onn in ,oi money ne told him Nortcrl destroy
10. A.. .t. ,o,,cl,sio,, ~ thc trilI
It, which was agreed TO- ~ th' cou'l"''H " '"' "i'
yTudc BittpuhoDfrr counsel for Gen MaUh, requested
T,,... .,,.... ,-,+ co. Tho intent to Jcrrlud
JHO+' b'il'u''s q" 'i''r' ''''' ' ''
was q necessary and essential ingredlenl uhd'r the
- c f In, crime n tbe urv returned that there was
''''''' '.,...i.o - III. y,.,,,li,i
II" intent q" u'Iidu' meg INu9' "'i"'' -.
declined 10 "o so, and me iliy lod N'I"'' 81 si'
Ty.Tua.r ittcuho, fer then made motion for new
u and submit ted re- spu. why il should bc granted, of
which tho following is an abstract:
Il WIS conceded or the argument that the evidence
tah-hrd tua Nduk sold for 5000 The CounirrIr money
question % Porter Tor iIt NhlN7 oi ntN IE IL ''
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
nrCIsInNs- OCT. g.

VaDremc Court Chamber3- Dy Judge Lawrence
Flint .g IieutnWav- Injunction continued opinion Mat
ter Manuay- take order 81 reference hamispn
ag Hall: belmont ag. Granted. Matter Of ~cApE-
order granted.
AsueIai Trq-By Presiding Justice Davis, and Judges
AID 4uios-FcTrH, NC, lgt IgIr, gt alJudrfni 10
affirmed; orainu by Bfady, H. GOrey &C. agt The ropc
,gc-ulu1Irnt affirmed; opinion by Brady, y. Giles AIT
Sparkling rt arIort SET adc new ird granted co-is 10
add event; OfIuou by BRADY j. EmWYf art rld"n ~
,,I-Iuignlcnt reversed wijh opinion hy Brady j.
T1c People &c., ag Tvttd, &C-urdc affirmed Win $40
COSTS beside disburscmeEs; iuOu by Daniel, ana Brady
Mis art Idrch-J uGplnent rcyCrscd; new trial srauiri
costs 10 abide event. opinion by Brady, j. Tue People
rel. Lloyd and ano. HgL Conhhn-Oidri Affirmed
costs and disbu -rnruts, opinion D., lNirlS D.
PEOPLE Tgccd.Dui,r reversed with rp COSTS, hc
sides d d,fnrseinet aud motion below denied with so Cu-s
0IUDp by Davis aud Brady. j. iei. anct rider
faT appealed from by defendant affirm wiz 40 costs id
disbursements; opinion by Dais +. ond brady j. The
People rel tlaIp act The btafiLcnt u F,l'c aud ano
CeriorAr dism. IA costs opinion by Davis, T. j.
PIs-Iug l,uiluliIt
ie- Bough ggt The People, GCJuagmeni reversed ahd
mes, trial ordered opinion by Daniels Matter 1i act rider
reversed Proceedings 60 De- rrmd 10 special I'fH lhit
quo until dec ion ct The action mrhlohel ih
the Oy.n o. providing tAat uLii4 tIoh The
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
TS rRON 2ll O'CLOCK p. ". TO CLOSE or BuSt


The principal feature of the stock market to-day,
aside from the heasi mess OF the Western list. hJ
been the manipulation of certain operators ap-
parcntly to advance the price Of particular stocks
50 as to enable them 10 again renew their short ac-
counts ut higher prices than those at which
they had recently bought 10 cover; and
10 accomplish this purpose reports that Com
modorc Vanderbilt was buying Lake Shore were
freely circulated and found cr,druce with not q few
Of the small operators Who when acting in concert
exert au influence upon tie market. Thus, while a
large majority OF the list in the inal sales shows
decline from last nights prices, Pacific Mail and
Lake shore are respectively sand = per cent higher
The business Of tho day has been comparatively
small the total transactions agsrgatng only l22-
100 shares of which a., 400 were m Lake shore at
54I.6 1875 q 5ias, 1T wkch last price tho stock
seemed To come so freely $500 Sold TO cause
reaction % jlls, with final sales - 5iA-a gain
Of Il per cent from last night Pacific
Mnil, which was sustained by the same parties VINO
were thc read buyers Of Lake Shore, opened firm 1t
36is "a 36js quietly dropped to 3Jjs, and closed AZ
3Gls on transactions OF 1900 shares. Western
Union opened at 76l. 763s declined 10 76is, aud
closed nt 763sa -6li. sales of only 1000 shares,
remarkably small business for this stock Union
Pacific sold to the extent of 300 shares NJ 62l0
! 81 G2a63aG15su62h 2h@6lli 062l 2l06l's@6l3b de-
clinc from last evening of S per cent. The pressure
to sell Pacific of Missouri seemed as great ever
the opening and highest pricc OF the day was %.
against y last night. and tho stock declined "ith
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
TIE COURTS.
TIE KILLING OF MoRELLI.
JOSEPH rRANGI ON TRIAL FOR MURDER-TEsTIMoNN
on BOTH SIDES.

JOSEPH fRANGI ON TRIAL FOR MURDER-IEsTIhoNf
on BOTH SIDES.
Joseph Frang, an Italian, was tired IN the
Court Of oyer and Tcrmner yesterday for killing Clio
yann Moreli on July II. at No 2l5 Hesterst. Judge
Barrett presided. Assistant DistrctAtoney Lyons ap
pcared for the People william +. Knitting for the
prisoner. The story Of the homicide, as told by tho
Assistant Dtstrict-Attorney, is that at 2 p m
ON July II, Mrs. Margaret Ferry Of No. 3Os Mott
ST. went to rooms on the second floor OF ten
emcnt No. 2I5 IIeser-st, occupied 10y Catherine
Gerue. Frang came in. and without proyocatlon'
struck her on the cheek. Giovanni Morel was present.
said a shame to strike u woman IfahSl
went ont of the without speaking but feturhtV IN
few minutes with knife in his hand ana Sapuru
Morell in the right breast He was arrested, anu MO
rc was taken to Bellevue Hospital, where ne dled on
Juiy 10. The prisoner Is fl years Old ana Is day
laborer He seemed To be frightened, ana sObDeu con-
Vul.lyply after the jury was sworn.
Margaret Ferry the hst witness. liei I'T!Hlohy
accorded with The above statement she denied ht SHe
had lived with Mureli hs wife Catherine Grrue tes
tided that MnrcH and Mrs Ferry lived husband and
wife: that MOTrl said to the prisoner wien nc ttucN
Mrs Ferry thai il the act repeated he would MAKE
him repent il. The deceased man threw "a htaNy
piece Of wood at the prisoner wien ne &pltaltu
a the door the second time. and struck MN iostph
Ru,aro cOrroboTatCd the testimony as 10 the RHiis
The prisoner testified that when he first entered IN,
room Mrs Ferry said. Good afternoon, ana ne lalteu
her cheek :S a demonstration OF regard. Moitill looh
ose and threatened him il he dared To repeat me aci
when he returned to the room moment lat"i' Muicll
s;rdck him IN the face with large piece 0l Woon ahI
seized him. and then in frenzy he stabbed MoIcih Dul
with no intention OF killing
Tie Court was adjourned until this morning, Whch
counsel will sum llp the case
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
CIVIL NOTES.


Judge Freedman, in Superior Court, Special
Torn. yesterday. reserved m- decision a motion to
refer .ut< AGAINST the Mercantile Mutual Insurance
Company AID five other companies, involving
4J-S-74 o.. growing out OF the Joss Of The ship
AuuIla in san Francisco AaIbur. in November, 1873
In the United States Circuit Court yester-
d,y Dauvcrs Doubleday brought snit against James
Gordon Bennett to recover -2pOoO for an alleged in
-;i,-cip.rt Il the copyright Of "DolIcdnys AycuUc
DIRECTORY" According 10 the declaration hr Bennett
ON oct. lG. 1874. "uuhishCd and offered FOR sale ~
10000 copies oi that directory.
Rufus F. Andrews las written a letter to
Judge Douohuc complaining Of a phrase used in the
Iudre- opinion authorizing Mrs TAYLOR 10 transfer lrr
business TO other attorneys without first prsug MI
Andrews his counsel fees ana advances. Judge DonO
hue said th.t tie objection 20 HiS 18yi0Ts acting under
the aGyic. Of ruuts "COinJs With poor grace from
counsel who has he claims, acted Tor years ON Hrr
information 20 obtained AMI allowed her 10 DO IT, MI
Andrews u lists thar tIls entire Wi71pHchcusiun
Of his affidavit, which in fact showed that hc en-
druyur.G to prevent Mrs Taylor IRON being guided uy
such uHaeucc-, aud is unjust reIa ctOn On h' pro
f.ss.oual honor
Ira Y. Clapp was charged before the Police
Commissioners WITH conduct uuh,comug officer, the
rai charge being tha c.CuuK be WIS rsappontcd
after the age 40 which HAY bee legally appointed on
the force. IIc dcclucd 20 appear and thr Board ~
Poi,o Commissioners decided against INN by Utladi
Il. aupralrd hy CcItiurr AMI the case vs. iirh'l'u 10
the General Term Oh h- writ Judge DAVIS, n Eflug
the opinion Of the Court in the HFi"r says di whether
the -l,pCincaiOus not dbauldly HU2'I nn"r thc
charge need not Uc decided But hc holds th&t WiiHot
ANY uf the f1fm1tCs Of trial thc Enn!d mad Inc ll-l
iplumirc into The validity ot the appointment r! police
appointed Ae was ineligible their action cannot bc re-
viewed ~ the writ OF ccitloIarL
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
.eenwich aye. osxG9 Jos ,oooo
~ --...--..- l.lIIV
-ornfual

i2ost i23@ & ~ ., neisy l2OOO
nnse an !, is 10 I,cb,rd Evrc Nominal
NirlOasav A, GOSolt ~ sOt l41th A. lrr'ghlhi
also ~ EchOlas-aye. cor of l45ih ttlTgTiari
also IOth ave, . e 81 l4lstst, irregular az Lts)i
lflst @ cor Of New ave. Irregular GA otsG tZd
Ht cor Of lOthaye, 70 lilst ri, iir"SnlTl7 lo7)i
Iflst4t n e. New ave, iTrt gilar lIid ~, -
cor of 10th ave 10 l42N3j6ft (2S lots also NcwaY"
e. 100 II Of lijth.st. irregular also ll5d 81
Of iOth ave. To- l4ithst. irregular aisp Ne" ave
800 ~ of / ijthst irregular alSo sew ave-
as n @ of ave. irregular also titl II, ~
II g. Of lOthaye I2!NJD.1l also lijthst, II - Zz1N
9th.ayp, irregular. a-O lst9t, cor OF lutl
ave, to ll2d.st irregular: l0th ave, cor oi l9ln
~ ION W sye r W5rd and VIZ, 10 John Ward Nominal
BG d%ay s &c c9f S 9 5 I ~ W from @ = 52sO
Grand 81 Sos 800 ami Madison. 2 yesrs and
months. sept /, 1870 RObt IS Campbell 10 Irank .,o
~ '"' "''
WS@,srtg ,, m H., ys3r'' IRON, M'y 1000
5d.r ~ s9Ie am to eas srIists 75O
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
Gin Real g8iatc for Sale.

lFVRRAY HILL-FOR SALE, FURNISHED,
VA with stable attached, un" Of &c hnesj IL" - o.,
Mati-,auyo. Apply to ). EohAiNE Bko"N' so l'-'o
broadway.
DRICE &l6,OG0-RENT l,500-Four-stnF,
high stoop, bro"n'-toue northwest corner lrHihgi,h
ay iU;is. ihc most cgmlt" aud if"ttlt, sndl ntlS
in the city Oct permission from oAN IL KlLPAIliCk,
so 3iaye.. 20 see tliS Gem
TFWO LOTS on west side of M3diSOn-ave.,
bet ,yocn Eight.n.rd Eighty fourth -t' waited,
sewer in ready brick. for CASH, o ENtilANGfor I'M
proyr, property. also. CORNER LDi On Lexington AVE.
lrrr and clear fu TDI and COTTAGE on seventy sew
ent,t FOuIE,r, subject 20 an I,iiuOh mortgage,
a moderate price, dwelling tenement on cash lt,.,
=. KIIpAIIItk, *, $40 Third ave.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07

youug lady asked q book store clerk, the
other ay n h, LAT Fcstus" no." replied the ccrA,
hut N afraid b. Is coming on the bacIOi NY neck"
A Tennessee girl, riding on the cars, crossed
tic aisle. Kicked young man Up against the window,
and remarked " WAS bTung up never 70 aHOW amor
eyed man 10 wink AT me-
A cOlOred man, who was lately reSusGtated
from what seemed satL, but was only GAIA '3,y Was
etertauing his friends with Tie sights he behed ID me
other world PleSJ c0lOred biedrcn IA Heaven spec
Tom" "Ob ycsi" said Tom. Ana now ABOUT HoI It
any down tierr9" asked another mierlOcutor on
ypsi na,sa plenty Of dem der too ANY Whl ioit =
Tom ~ Lord as. der amt no cnd on cH' ' "
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
ANEW fRrAL FOR JOIN EorGn

In the case Of John Bough, tried before
City Judge sutherland ia the General Sessions, the Gen;
craI Term of the Supreme Court grant Bouch now trial
Bougl was indicted for forging deed and on Tie Trial
some circumstances shown tending to connect him
with The real estate forgcri.s IT," Sacias judge Dan
's who give, a." opinion OF t" General Term remarks
st tir forgery i'm question The alteration uI Fr"
nine deed .uleu sutherland charged properly thdt 20
constitute the crime thor" must hc au intent 10 deiwui
but refused 90 charge tat such an alteration Was moi
proof of forgery u II Was uudc only 10 CoHlflh lh' N
sf.umrut o. c intended fact. between tine PARTIES Z" l
Judge Dnu!ys tliuEs Judge sutherland snoud have
CHARGED this when requested and, therefore, grants
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS or REAL Estate


NEH-loER CITY
Ave q. =, B. 70 : of othst, 40AiO; Bernard Frey ~
A.d ,ils 20 tlt- Lang FIJl.J
Iaorr.,i. % -, 100 % oi Pt,t 2jNSi6i Cha- Rc}cr
Ia Wiz ~ irFtI l-OJU
Caaal.I, % O. =. JHl 10 e. ui BaNtcrHf uIrcslarE
NiraAfl o. DOuoEhuc e. Ann D'DUHOghut G1OJO
pla, 10 l2J ft e. " t.IdHd ave, -JNltO iIlth
N.I,l: Ipt ,uIHlcy 90 jas STEPHENS 500
Grand Boulevard e. Oi iOJ.Htt uruGulatJ jos
Nauglsr and wir o. s. LurV, $1,000
ave. / - 70 ui lm.ns Hu-si, fJNl5n l2lth
Wlpn Potter amt VIE go thHs Potter Nomlnal
irgtuu.st. =. - IL ~ columbia II, lb.-NlJ;
Mary t. Matilda storey 1900
Thompson 30 n % 90 Blrryher -t, ZIE~J Cor
.ri Eel- and husband 90 Tho, " Guorr 10000
Ma-riGgtouatp cor of Hutt-t i25d WARD JOS
klUu,-r 20 MAR brulIrr Nominal
W.-iurgtoE ave, same pro@"Ity Francis bFuhre 10
I.. Euu,'r. Nominal
Wilr,t ~ 80. 100 n 81 Riya@ton. 2jsl"O; Conrad
Wendell and others 90 Joseph the49t. 10000
1T ave. ~ corner ~ 3ilrt 2j.JAHO frank I'omp
son trrf) to Henry Armstrong 1850
ltlh-aNc. of -u1thSt, 5IJNS9.ili JatJ Potter
and vic 10 " II Potter. Nominal
Ilth II, ~ s. ll3 r. u Avenue T.. -5N 1888; liiWan
frank and wife 10 Joseph Iulrl Nomiusl
llth--t. same property Joseph Ehwl t'J'-.p .pEm-
Iyu.st " =. % n V ot GirrHwi'ha,c =, S2NG3 Ebg-
Bailey tI sarah ! i. t..-.. H., 90
.7tu..t. : - 90 . of J t.rger. 2'XlN'; Garrett
'furjaurh and wife to Ann Nuaur.l--- ...-.- $1,000
--th-t. 90 n uf 81 .tIlu-.2 Mm Hitch
AMI Wf. - samuel tu'irIi.... i,pIO
1.iIsi. n. arI n oi lztav", 2NNl t22s ~aIiIJ
Mead InI husband to jas Pearson Noniial
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
prCOPD or MORTGAGES.

kSeo GI C9@t 81 9ata an@ ahG YG to Maf Sg
Kemp 90 S@GIii ai ,, anu "li'' 10 ''''' 10000
HsIL,,' "a diS al NJ n. y 70 1000
ASM9yw; az ,y james, 70 '''ig, i'S'l 1000
oTit rodyay SaS w Nnd 'I I ,i'i n ''o,''A 1000
Mg13yfs on 5r rloI l,,i l' M wf o ION $500
Mcintyre. Patrick. and VIII, to tifth National bahk
notes. iith 4. v Oi lOth ave.
fII8Iet' iat' ~ ol m Iy. M ify''''' N''. $500
T6cH, Sal"roe TW to TW ManHfactIrcrs' snd HuIers Fire
Insurance company year oi Grand Boulevard % 900
TOnauellr, Elizabeth 10 Jefferson Insurance Com -oo
panV. year. cor Of Haiisnnst and h FtnltSt ZoOO
Ncll Bernard and wife, To oscar SmedIhg year. ~
Iutyrc Pairck and wife 10 lihh national Bank, 1900
%ytarS t3Gst Oi lUihayg- lVVVo
Bpsn, ROht. AMI wife, t0 HeuryW Lee yoari ms ooo
Fuller Matilda T. and husband. to Calvin Powell, 800
years l3tlrSt. ~ th@ye -; pOOO
DanIiser, Max, 10 Moritz Josephthab and others, ~
years Of iOth u, Ol .Oin ave ;' JOOo
'FI M 81 81 iiy i6i 5' i'o. 10000
Carutn Alex 10 Thomas Adams mort ,agc on icasc oo
Broom, Robert (, and wife 10 Henry W SEE y"ati 800.
Flst 81 of NllIsaf .....'' ZV"O
Schappcrt Juhl and VIE 10 oscar Ferris ana o'he ~
~ lSHl7st, Oi I'lahCty lo'O'
S'np 10 zane y.-is, o i~''' 50. ''? ~. 10000
Alihouso Froerick and wife toJa, ,phen~ y,aisi
$50. ~7tl S. ~ 81 ave i"V'
Farra Thu. F to Jas Watson, year; OF IIfIy-t
81. Of WaITnus 2ith oOlo
Mueller, john Il, 10 Adam Kramer (no'sl; " cor o
Of llttaNc and UOth-tt ------ .--.'. fo'OO
Lang Crs and wife, go cIHaarJ Frey OE5talAisntsli 100
Last -ir3tyc oi 1tiiayr. ..----. 'V"V
Vein eruer WWaud others 20 Mpri'h koppr years. 400,
Coheu, samuel, to Wm icS0&; nsOf 15tha tOi ,,,,