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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-22

The eossips this morning were con-
siderably exercised over the pending
election in the Savage. If keene has the
control, as it is almost universally con-
coded he has, what effect will it have on
the market? asks an ihquisiivs one.
Wont it cause a run on Savage by the
Flood & O'Brien crowd? remarks an
other. Why. pshaw. said third wise
acre. Flood will give keene his price
and retain control. do you suppose for
an instant that the bonanza owners will
ever allow an outsider to get possession
of mine like Savage, that they use for
a drain? not much Stock Report,
July 20.
Well, keere has secured control of
the said DRAIN Now the question re-
ours, What will he do with it? VIII ne
stop It up, or will he permit the deep
waters Of the bonanzas to flow unvexed
toward Six Mile Canycn?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-22
HARD T1xss IN Arsr1N.-Ths Revsille

HARD T1xBs IN ACsT1N.-The Reveille
complains with apparent good causs).
Of the present and approaching hard
times in Austin. As is known, the most
reliable dependence of tho town is the
Manhattan Mining Company. Its dis
bursements have been large and its out
pour of money abundant and regular.
In the following the Reveille intimates
that the Manhattan is about shutting
down and dull times will follow in con-
sequence: ....-..-.
The Manhattan Company has Cancelled
all its contracts for wood, charcoal and
other supplies and will make no further
purchases of supplies till next year. The
supplies now on hand are sufficient for
tho next two or three months, during
which time the operations of the Com
pany SO far as they extend to extracting
sufficient orc to keep the mill be contin-
ued. In three months it will be too late
in the season to lay in wood and sup
plies, and thus the prospect of stagnant
business and the mining industry at q
stand still is promised for next winter.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-22
PURE WATER!
LARGE SPRINGS. CLEAR WATER
AND CLEAN PIPES!

r AM PREPARED TO FURNISH
Il Good, Pure Water-and plenty Of it-at rsA
sonable rates. Families restaurants and ECtb
furnished en- the III Isl advantageous terms.
Test the Matter for YoErseAvSS
i. Z SWEENEY.
CsrEon, Nay z, 1916
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-22

Procurable in Virginia City, Gold Hill, Silver
City. Dayton. Carson and Reno. from persona
duly authorized by the Society. jy21td
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
THE LONG ISLAND MURDER.

INQUEST IN THE CASE or MAGGIE BAUER coNTIN-
UEp-So DIRECT EVIDENCE AGAINST THE Ac-
CUsED wOMAN.
The inquest before Coroner Hicks in the
case of Maggie Bauer murdered at Fosters Meadow, was
coninued Yesterday at Valley Stream. Tae attendance,
previous DAYS, very large. Before the jury
WAS called together t understood from District At
torney Downing that there would probably be another
adjournment as lie satisfied to close the nqG st
until every chance TO obtain more conclusive evidence
was exhausted AS yet there is no drest to-
timOny against TIE womsn Catherine Hoffman.
Catherine Hicks. cOlored, estiheG that she saw a
woman answering 10 the DESCRIPTION Of Catherine Hof-
man basket pass her place on the day OF the muir
der about O'Clock Her house Is about hair mile from
HuuleTs on the rrad Valley Stream. jacob Hicks.
band of the previous witness, partly corroboratcd his
wfr's testimony. lie thought It was about o'cloes
wien the woman passed, bat not certain that IL was
nat later. Mys. Ann Edwards who lives between Hum
ics house and Valley Stream, the IICks's place.
esificd that she saw a Woman pass hcr Rouse on ue
afternoon III the murder with a small black basket
Catherine fUfmGns b3sket was shown and tho witness
said not the ne time was very near O'Clock
Richard Edwards husband u the previous witness, cor
,b0ut 10 minute before o'clock Mrs Margaret Miller,
ao has FOR several yeIgs lived in tEe ncShbOrho0d OF
Foster Meadow. was 10 lienp9te1d with hHr hlscnn
4ud Theodore Edrrd on the day OF the murder shr saw
wcaau string BY fence n"at the yiiia%e hetWteh q
saw a sit down leslie ner The woman lil 5ask .
which witness recognized as Catherine h0nhdh@ 4he
inaa was o. Large 9Is and respectfully dlessrd
Charles rlnan, iyes nrir Valley Stream, t.sti-
aed that knew Catherine Huffman; she was last at
ns bOGsO Easter saturday; sac tktT ai'ohi ir 'is-
band and The Bsuer family she ha! then come f0i" The
BaueT's and 'isi they did not eye her husband enough
Ias asi S"e '''' sac "0u' IL &c 's'0'' ' ~ ''O1' u
srab Heodr, ,son WHO resides between Valley Stream
The HImmel 'ace, ;rstiiel trat she wa5 picking
beans HummeVs Eeld Gu tae dly of rho murder; sna
Jrs Uumlni v7as already there; Charles cainc aDout
ten inmates a'teTwarl; the witness did net near inc
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05


OFFICE OF TIE sEcEErARY or STATE
mo THE SHERIFF Of S4ff The EaaSS' COUNTY in IS' OF
dsnsSs Esda 70 SGs' nsas
eSS he iossins ~ . g ELECTED to wits
N the place Of "a, 5a~Ds D;scs j. sn %am porshemsr
csnai com@issoner IN the place
W appointed BY the Governor in the place Of Noses x.
Judge the Court Of ApPsa, Sr full e srI ma
All whose terms Of Office viii expire on the Last day De-
T2Tyys of President and vcePresdant Of the
Resrsse5ative in the Fory6h Congress the United
States Tor the th district composed @ q .ne
isns %eSss 81 the CITY of NewYorS Bes Island Es
leland and Governors island IN the County OF M
states fofGe sixth Congressional district eomgosed Of the
Seventh Eleventh and Thirteenth wards Of the City OF New
HIrf aa @ Of the Usss I, ted
Tenth and wards OF the City Of Newfork I'D the
Of the Forty Congress the United
state r the Eighth S aS S Sa Ss
the Eighteenth ward Wing within Fourteenth street Twenty
Nex.Y sssyn YORK. IN the the County Of New.York
Representative in the Foiyh Congress OF the unlted
inaeh Of the twentieth Ward lies within Twenty sixth
end 80 much Of the Twelfth and twenty wards lies
S %n Esgfs % s % d
Roprsenative in the Forty fifth Congress the United
states oT tho Terth Congressional district composed OF 50
Eighteenth ward as u East OF t0urln avenue
and 80 much Nineteenth and Twenty rst wards OF sad
CITY az Il OF Third and Island In the
o aprsenatise in me Forty @ Congress Of United
states Eleventh Congressional district o. 20
much OF Twentieth as lies WITHIN Twepty-nAth
street. street. sixth and Seventh avenues ana
much Twelfth and wards az east OF
Eighth and npch Of the Nineteenth aud twenty
City lies OF Third avenue and aus
RrDtafs Island IN the City OF Ne~forx IN the
OF New-York. .xox..-,rxx
TWentyOue Members Of Assembly.
A Sheriff in the place VI Wi liam y Conner
A County Clerk, IN the place OF William Wash,
Three COroners In the place OF Richard Croker, Henry
woltman and Antony Eiekhoh
OF office expire on the last day OF December
next. - ~.
mott appointed m I'LL vacancy caused BY the
death of Alexander Spaulding.
Also a sUrrogate In he place OF Delano c. Calvin ap
pointed vacancy caused by the death OF Stephen d. Van
Schaick. ., ,-,-.,..
Goar and OF Election, i respectfully
provide submitting amendments o the Constitution 10 the
Electors Sate passed May l5 lo D, when act pro
vcs submitting at the said general election Oh ire 5ey
Of November next pIOpoac aiehdmets tO 'cie
Five of the Constitution the state OF NewfOrk ana pre-
Of ballot for voting thereon which proposed
anendmens the Constitution with said act peser
form OF ballet and OF submission, published as
JOHN BIGELOW Secretary OF state
SHEgIFFs OFFICE, NEW York, August 3d 1870.
certify foregoing Is true copy o. the Election
Notice received this from the secretary OF state
WILLIAM C. CONNER.
sheriff OF the City and County OF NeWYork
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
ArTEMpT TO WRECK A TRAM.

A hand-car, owned by the Flushing and North
shore Railroad Company, 1oeu from la fasoninzs
at the Winfield depot Saturday night and fcw mo-
rnents before the Locust Valley freight and passenger
train was due 1t on the Long Island track ana
abandoned. Fortunately, Coroner Androw sisnger and
mia ann wars nj this tc lust closing up h!s house. and
hearing the whistle OF the tran locked up the track and
saw the nandcgr kiadnR th II was fnpcsslbl 10 nag
the train tcy succeeded in throwing iLe car from the
track before the tIain rushed by. Early Yesterday
man on Suspicion O OrDg Of the parties. He1dTlck-
son confessed that himself Samuel Murphy, James Cos
Dl and Robert Oakley with three others whose hahes
the track the purpose of throwing OF iho train, an
hat (osln and oakley had broken The locks Win which
the ear was securcd They bad intended TO chain the car
10 the track hearing The train apfO2chiBG had ho'
the frds. Oakley, Murphy, ana GOsiin were SUISSE
quently arrested.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
FATAL ACCIDENT AT TIE NEW GRAIN .ELE-
VATOR

The scafold upon which four men were at
work upon the grain elevator Of the Hudson River
Railroad Company, at sixtiethst and the North R.ycr
broko down yesterday nOoD and the men thrown
in,0 the river Besides weight OF the the scat.
fold was Obliged TO bear considerable VI build
ing material This scaold had been adu ted only
short time and al the supports had not been placed In
position. also believed that the worknen had
come somewhat careless. Henry Carroll, age 30. OF
Seventy ith5i. between Second ana IhirGaves struck
Lis head upon a projecting beam In his decent was
killed instantly His body was removed TO the Forty
seYeEtst Police 5tutUD, where n Was viewed by jury
inaEeled by Coroner Eickhon, who afterwai granted
a permit for the removal remains To Caros late
Residence. The inquest wns postponed until a future
date, TO enable careful investigation 10 be made Ly
competent engineers and carpenters to determine with
wDuln the responsibility for the accident rcss Patrick
Clfrey, aze J5 the Boulevard and Seventy
st. bu hip arid back injured. William A Johnson
so %, 10. lCl sioproest, also had his back severely
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
THE PROTECTION OF VOTERS.
INSTRUCTIONS FROM WASHINGTON.

INSTRUCTIONS FROM WASHINGTON.
CIRCULAR FROM THE ATTORNEY Y-GENERAL TO
UNrrKp STATES smAnsnAIs-sUPREME AUTHORITY
AT FEDERAL KLroIIoys-AssrsTAYCE FROM THE
ARuY-cABrNET NEETIYGs-soUTH CAROLINA
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.--There was long conference
at the War Department this morning previous to lssu-
ing an order TO the United States marshals in regard
to the approaching elections 1t was attended by
Secretaries Cameron Robson, and Chandler, AttoT-
ney-G General Taft, Gen. Sherman, and Gov. Cham
berlan and Senator Patterson of South Carolina.
The object of the meeting was to take preparatory
steps to carry out the order in of necessity and
TO have full understanding as to the military Civ
ing aid to United States marshals After very free
exchange OF views upon the subject, during which
Gov Chamberlain and Senator Patterson urged the
necessity of military protection in the South tho
members of the Cabinet present expressed their opln-
ions at length and also the desires of the President
upon that topic.
Ii was finally decided that a copy of the circular
letter of instructions of the be re-
ferred to Gen. Sherman for his information and
guidance. He will, therefore, Immediately issue q
general order for the information of the army, in
which will he published, in FULL the instructions OF
the Attorney-General. In case of disturbance 'he
marshal need only call upon the military officer In
command, and proper military force will be fur
nished 10 him without delay. Gov. Chamberlain
came to Washington by invitation of the Attorney
General and the Secretary of War. to confer with
them in regard to affairs in South Carolina and to
secure fair election in that State 1t has been rep
resented that there are eight ten counties where
Republicans are intmidated from prosecuting the
canvass ana apprehensons are expressed that many
of them will be prevented from voting ON the day OF
the election.
Gov Chamberlain after the instructions OF tho
Attorney General to the United States marshas were
read expressed the hope that, they would DO SUI
iicent TO secure the end desrednamely, free ex-
ereise of the elective franchise not only in South
Carolina, but in other Southern States, without a
resort to the military as posse comltatus. Inc
greatest danger to the elective franchise Is feared IN
South Carolina and hence that State is moro par
ticularly subject to attention. Troops will be
stationed at different points as to be employed in
case of rccessity which. il is hoped, viii not arise
The instructions of the Attorney-Gcnera are the
strongest ever issued from the Department OF
Justice with regard to elections, and the Secretary
of War is in perfect accord with the Attorney
General for their enforcement The circular OF the
Attorney General is given below.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
THE COURB.
CIVIL NOTES.


In the suit of Mary Abrahams against Jacob
Abrahas Judge Van Brunt, in the Special Term OF tho
Court of Common Pleas has refused motion OF the hus-
band TO amend order requiring him to pay bis VIE ~
a week. The husband pleaded poverty, but Judge an
Bnt holds that bis circumstances were considered Dy
the Judge who made the order At the same time he sus-
pcnds the attachment for contempt to which the deen-
dant is liable for not paying the alimcny.
The September term of the Court OF General
essious was opened yesterday Recorder Hacketf pre-
sided In Part L. and Judge Gdersleeve In Part H. The
charge to the Grand Jury delivered by Recorder
acket who said that he would at present only call the
attention OF the jury TO the matters enumerated III tno
statute but he would have call them together In isw
days 10 consider matter OF grave importance 10 lhe
community. No intimation was given as 10 tne sDesC
of the special charge and information could be OBJ
tanned regarding 10.
Martin Zeluff brought to this city from the
oyster beds on account OF John Decker various crgoc
of oysters. He claims that Decker owes him SI0oo
The matter went before a referee; the plaintiff and wit
ness attended and after half hour, as dee1dant ana
witnesses did not appear an inquest was heu anu he
cision given for the plaintiff The defendant moved De
fore Judge Van Brunt yesterday to open the defan IN
granting the motion. payment OF costs ana reeress
fees the severely reflected on the pernfclous pe
tce OF keeping persons waiting before reeree anu nor
observing the time punctualy "a one causing nucn VI
the unnecessary expense and opprobrun OF references
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
p,SsgvGERs dRgIVRD.

FROM LIVERPOOL ~ s,'alashp NerGdh S'pG pnI 5-Nrs
tgl N Doxsr Miss ftLn Dc ~ hssrs Ann p ahh p y;
~, .,n R.y NJ sruider and wifr Mis Kate Far " ani
Mary snIrr Miss Alice Ahb0it JOAN an1 Doeinus Slud
.r H.. n a Srufdrr mt wife Matters James and JDlh
crddr NJ sscs Hannah aud MARY scudder hot hsi
f,hn p1t.e ,e wife, NlSs Gyp WH! 81, W VI. an w ~
80 ffb1r Cutnping and John Ha tey. charles Ban
az Cant Eden oroGRh samuel Howe jonathan itsiAl''
linton .nn Mira AuI u, Mai me Pu aux. M!h- J. ~
Yrghes Fr INK L. llu hes w j. Gore AnfteW ~ a, so
III ~, Mr. NcShcely rhsOl lore D.dr ckse1 samuel t9
,tnasn,i 10 n Coser ap1 vile iisa Martartt Flhbein
Ina Peterson. wife Miss l. stone, =
D. Iecs1n John stanley. Mm Brown Mr. Jane NJ ~ p 40,
tsr Icr AID NJ ella Stars, Miss On ~ 3 hiHs it 80
i.rrry Mr- NJ H. Jonr anJ chi Al. Mrs ". lai or, . s NJ
8 Tiyor Miss Isr dgct C1, MIS-. Frsi. Mrs Esther Pun
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
DFCISION5-SRPT. 4.

Svprepe Court Cidmbers-Bv judge Westbrook-
Dyer agt The wooiburn silver Company.-Three hundred
dollars allowance.
Common PIeds-Specidl Teyw-By Judge van BcunI-
zen0 so Deeter-Motion granted meuoran-
dcm sschuman ag Cowan-Noon denel, w,tsons SIs'
barge aet PyeMoion granted Dryfuss ast hsefvonen
Motion aside Judgment granted with COSTS loon ~
punish contempt denied without costs ~ 90 no. s
violate the order OF tns court
Waach art. lie RayBor-Exra allowance OF per cert
Dfiver aCt Motion granted ON payment :" eVsts
Never aSt P0tisMotiOn denied, with costs 10 amo
event Abrahams agt. Abrahams.Modon granted seelnea
Orandum.
Boyias Co,rf-C Chambers-Bv Judge Sinnott.-
pheps agt Kauman-Motion denied Tho Gerinanis bank
gt Seinnstz: pe,amater agt Wetmore; Keller agt ora
void Manchester agt. PerceAotions granted Lask as.
alberson. Uoahey ACT The NewYork Central and TUCSON
Pyer railroad Hawkins srt Low Bell sgt. dayton; Reney
act Magon; Ferris agt Wnach; WheewHeht agt conner
ct. Scd2wick ag same; Snl.l u, at.-
same; Rice agt sane; BrAnoldir i ar 81
Same stnart aPt Johbsoni Le'ino "s'
Uifsch Ciarks9n agt Brennan--oriers erauc1 ,,.,
Judge She idan.-GieasOn act Dom,
IAOnar aet shwOrh-Motion granted NiAih5 aR 'oH'
Uer; lIadcr.-Cases settlel ana hleti
BY Judge Goepp. Combs agt StrfnShain-Oruer hgheu'
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
A WORKMAN CRUSHED TO DEATH.

Three men were at work digging in the clay
bank of the Brooklyn Brick and Pottery Company at
Putnam and Yatesavcs, Brooklyn. yesterday morning
They excGyating beneath the bank. when portion
Of 1t. weighing about five TONS suddenly fell bnyln
Matthew and john Brennan beneath it, The other work
men. 10 the number OF 60, began removing the
clay, aud found that John Breunan completely
crushed 70 death. His brother was severely bat not
fatally injured horse valued at $500 was also hnri
by the fall and had 10 be killed. JoEa rrnnan 80
years OF age. aud resided ut No 33i Mad;sgG-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
CHILDREN CARED FOR.

Children received notice yesterday that Cecilia Morton,
living IN the OF No suolkst had been arrested
for beating her Ette girl, or 10 years OF age The
society took charge Of the had tie mother com
mitted for trial and sent the child t. Police Head
Quarters 10 be taken Of until after tbs trial This
occurred ia the sae room ia which the ciii Anne
Mcbride was 80 abused by her aunt and another woman,
from whom she rescued by the society.
AT the Third District Ponce Court yesterday Patrisk
and Jane McNay committed ~ the NOtEhCpse fof
yagancy, snd their c JoIn, age 5. was turned over
tbo Of Officer Getner o. the Society for tho IRE
ventton OF Cruelty to Children.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK K..................SRPT. 4.
CLEARED
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PORT OF EEw.YoRK K.-................sEPr 4.
e,e,m.,,p rtna rDr, San, on Portau Prince savanna
@ eamshp ail 81 pro1eSais bragg Portland y
tsSmsip H. G. stimer- warren. philadelphia Jas Hand
e1ye,a " "a ss EScsn r:a Ff ~ T. n sS S9
psIk Iaimna Sorr Gunnessn. Queenstown or Falmouth
0T hSTS S'f n S sS saiT B,i6 Me- JaI W. EwsIl Co.
hsIS Jerbuen (Nor vendsen, Londonderry Ireland Ben
ham : s1y s'ir %or1 srogh stetiin Funch Edge Co.
iIrg Josie Petteg Bristol Eng Smp p'oa Capp e Co.
Bng Maria Frisah utal), Paolrto Mes Ina for oniers
Ilig FIVE Brohsrs Randall Palma MOlOrca for ORDERS
hfis siioo Aasi stupavioh Bri to Eng sloeOyeh Co
Drs Pe Stevenson Des sabie Goime fraace Brett Son
Mig Louisa Price Hayt) Broun Cape Hayu. Hayu. A.
sris PeTccs Hncslev Small cienfnegos T. Ward Co.
schr Henry Parker Lewis washington d. c. Van Bru"t
srs Crusade Mullen orient Long Island kackeit Bro
Srlr Dousla AclndOe, Cape Hayu H. j. weinberg
~sc6r sunny shower Days Hartford. Pdseon Christo.
srhT las W. Wilson, somers Key West and Cedar Keys
schr Z 4. Deiart, Farnham, Aux cages A. N9nSs & Co
r9 gebT Isnry Middleton Miller Cages Able Abbott.
schr Anna w. Collins, BayisS Las Paimas Grand Canary
ebr H. A. forsyth Hobbie Stamford.
Bafse Georgetown Robertson Philadelphia Hand
United states steamship Tsrapoosa MeRitehie from Port
SsSaSs S S G%a nn% 1. Ss9S s A.s soa Ss and
Stsanslip Mas (Duteh. Cheyaer, Rotterdam Aug 20.
Nth IId.e ana pass 10 Punch Edye x CO.
sealnshp Hudson, Gager, NewOeaIs Aug 80 with mdse
anI pass 20 Clsr& " Seaman o..
sim Wellington (cf WINDSOR v So O'Brien Havre July
os ia ballast Anch red IN Grayesend Bay for orders.
iarG Ne, crsinS (of Newcastle, Ae Bar5tow Belfast 40
DAYS In ballast
Bark Keystone toi T1urH ~ 81 thompson Sligo ID days.
schr A. L. Putnam Cof Harwcl, Fisher San Bias days
5shr Flora wooahouse. Lawry Georgetown s. C., days.
Seht. ". = Cushing tot Camden. ~ J cramer Savannah
10 days. with Lumber.
schI George !lsnry, Russell. Virginia, with potatoes
MEMORANDA.
Bark Homes fNor which arrived Aug 2S and anchored
at SANDY HOOK, came up " the city a. H., Sept 4.
sPDKiN.
AuE lat 49, long a., snip Martha Bowker, from Liver.
pool i0r Charleston
Aug 30 at 40 49, long So. slip Atlas tNorl. Larsen
from rrtain Tor New YORK.
Aug 81, Vat. 90 .ong 8, bark Young Eagle (Br.l rum
Aug - lat 40 40 oag. 70 10. bark Orion Nor) from
Aug 81 lat IO long 40 TO- bark Velocity CNor from
Liverpool for Philadelphia.
FoRFiGN POR1s.
QUEENSTOWN. Sept 4-Tho fnman Line steamship CITY Of
RichnoLa Brook. from Hewfor@ Aug. 2B fer liverpool,
arrived her p20 to-day AMI proceeded for Liverpool.
DOMESTIC POtre.
ROYAL H. c. Sept 4-Arilved steamship CarJndelet.
Terclotb, IRON Sow-Iorf,
UALTIaoRE Sept 1-Arrvod steamship Fecon KIRBY from
Charleston; ship Derby, Huneken from Ire Cleared
bark Li,s P.cass fo- Cork 0r Faimoatr.
gosIoa. SEPT ARRIVED steanDiiips Colombia LAYER rom
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

Hmm wilismspors wnlests Roman cEowsr rowe .1as spd
schrs. a. H. Knowles Wooster ssggs Adaie Tess @
hammond Heboken; Nettie Cushing Spear RondoJt Chss
LAW enee Clayton Alexander Harding Bride and IA
Royal Arch cfoweli; Ada j. smonton. Hall and VIZ WI
SON Jonea Baltimore; Edwards, ireland, Aex2ndna
IEor L-tesi Shtp Nc,oa zee FIN PaQel
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday, Sept 4. 1915.
The only sale made at the Exchange Sales
room to-day Yves as follows:
BY bernard Smsn.
5story brick tenement house. with LOT sE 37ths 49,.
107 Of 2dave lot 25x9s9i Johanna Strauss 900
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SEw-YoRw crTr
Avenue B. W s. 4o2 II Of 6th st. 13x6o1x irregular
Jacob Brush ~ " ......-....-...N Nominal
Freund husband 20 w IL Meyer $3.50
Forrest 70 p r Forrest NomtnA
mabeiGys = isIs II Of Iaysri St 4IiGaio
A II Jonas and wiie % 2 sheehy ;, $4,000
niTigicns St cor Of 1ttorpey-si ,oxioo; Joseph
ssaVs, cor of Gist 81 s5IsS: schuci and wife
coian,5a SC $ So IT oi TaviDsion-st 1ori5S;
27shst Me" 5 1875 IL Of jh.ave. a21Sss
wheeler and wife II Banta.. 22,75o
Gowas tretcree) 20 Forrest..... .......... 5000
iofnciai.I J. X. SAVAGE. Deputy Register
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Babcock Alice and husband, to Mutual Life Ins Co.
nsssasn John \ and Others, 10 Mitchell Eas.
rrey' B. 70 ssa%sarsacr. Ave b. Of S'nsi
rsrrss Piip and ws % city Ghamberian,
olsnsoo, r a. 1Vi to &oiouahncy IT, No I'D West
GibSons. Maria and husband to Douglas No
eoaoond y 70 Ja FAY No ios ohave years 500
James, sarah L, to Jas Bird. 50th ST., W OF Sth'
Mariy Mary 70 Emsrsni industrial savings Bank,
sheshy. Catherine .t 70 81, Ii Jonas Mubery-sss
wsi stSpSen ass Vile 10 soghardt 456 .''0'
i6acisLj Al Y'' j. u SAVAGE, Deputy Register
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

n,,,,.ea Roth men were taken to Roosevelt Hos
pirai Thomas slanshan OF Lexingtonaye and seventy
ffxfbsf had mis- back aud thighs severely confused o
was taken home. These three men win probably
recover.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
b.gl &: q Moon rtFes... I:OS
HIGY wATER rIfs pAY--AA
sandy Hook SgT Gslaud DOi llell O Ferry lOoJ
wAIEE fuTS bAf--f
sandy Hook. SI5 Cows Island S-l I1i W. foIS
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
Gi.p Real estate for Bale.


ELEVEN first-class new HOUSES and four
~ STABLES for SALE at moderate prices send 10 tue
owners, DUGGIN CB0SSHAE architects. 63 East 4lst
for pamphlet. giving full description and prices
pULAND g. WHITING, Real Estate Agents,
Al IIeekmsnst Post Oiee make special rates
for estates and property IN his vicinity Their
long In the business enables them TO render the
most efficient service.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-05
Gouscs ano farms Uanteo.

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election Notice.

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