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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-23
PROPERTIES Or II kNhl Nj. n
Orleans Parish.

L. ONE LOT OF GROUND, in the First District
OF this city, being lot No. 10 in the square
bounded by Comnoh, Banks, Broad and Dorgenos
streets, measuring 80 feet front on Banks street
American m. assure, according to plan by II. Noel
hansen, deposited in the office of B. Phillips, late
notary in this city.
q AIN UNDIVIDED THREEFOURTHS INTEREST
triat of this CITY i'll the square bounded by Canal.
Customhouse, Napoleon AID Solomon streets, each
having a fir, Mt on Customhouse street of % feet,
lots Nos. and having each depth of l27 t-et,
No. 10 a depth of III feet the division ne of lot
No. IL, which has d. pth Of IS feet on the eide
next to lot Nc. H. which has depth of IS feet on
the side to lot No. Is, which has depth and
front on Solomon street of IS feet ii inches linz
lot No. Is forming the corner of CustOmhOUse aud
Solomon streete; ali mere or less. American meas,
ure.
IberviiIe Parish.
The'following TRACTS OF LAND IN IBFRvILLE
PARISH in the SOUTHWESTERN DISTRICT OF
LOUISIANA to wit
In township ten south, range ten east-Lot No.
~, containing 1920 acres; lot No. As has l2l1 IS
acres lot No 46 has li7 81 acres; lot No. ~ has
l57.44 acres lot No i8 has 1875 acres; lot No 40
has i64 % acres lot No 50 has les As acres lot No
No SO has 1928 acres. Total l5330l acres. This
tract is situated on Grand river.
In the SAME PARISH, in the SOUTHEASTERN
DISTRICT
In township nine south range ten east-The
south halt aud northwest quarter of section So
and OF or section one. containing together 33
acres; lots or sections two, three, four and SIN
gether 1918 acres lot OF section seven has 1920
acres.
liz township nine south, range nine east-Lots
or sections and three, containing together 395.87
acres.
In township nine south range eleven east-Lots
two Ar 4 three, of section sixty, 2l9 30 scres
AID lots two. three and four, Of section nfty three
together 1865 acres.
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RET IT'D
EXPORTS

British bark Margaret, Barker days from Havana
to master
EXPORTS.
LIVERPOOL-Bark Bremen--22l8 bales cotton
1900 slaves
LIVERPOOL-Bark Wild Hunter-2754 bales cot
tor 5000 slaves
AMSTERDAM-BarkM Martha McNeil-3l6O bales
cotton 2a0O slaves
NEW iORK-Steamship G Elder-l.16 bales
cot on 243 bales hides 55I dry hides 316 bdls hides
645 hhs and ties beef 65 pkgs pecan, lt7 bags wool
81 hhds taow l6i5 bbls nlo.asses 824 bbls rice ia
pkgs sundres
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AUCTION SALES.
By Nash q Hodgson.
EMBRACING OVER 81, 600 ACRES
OF CHOICE, WE'LL SELECTED LANDS,
IN THE VARIOUS PARISHES.
ON LONG CREDIT, AT AUCTION

SUBMISSIONS OF HENRY H. AND LAURA NJ
HYAMS HIS WIFE, BOTH DECEASED, CON
SOLIDATED.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-23
BY Hoffman, Marks & Co.

A. EUsTIs AND D. URBAN, ASSlGNEEs, vs. JOHN
BOSEL
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In the United States Circuit Court, Fifth Circuit
and District of Lousiana-No. 1872.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Ship W Chapman. Turkey, 10 days from Grimsby
to master Potrt
Norwegian bark .1ie, Lovall, 30 days from Liver.
pool, to master-4th district
Bark Jennie Sweeney, Hudson Is DAYS from Phi!a.
delphis, to Ocean, Zerega Sco-Point
STEAMBOATS,.
Robert E Lee Campbell. from vicksburg
Assumption Dalferes, from st Mary's Church
John Maud. Heinn. from Natchitoches
Fannie Tatum, Shields, from Shreveport
Iberia Jumel, from Baton Rouge
Urioe, Carrick. from Lower Coast
81 John. RergerOa. from Lafourche
Utah Beasley. from Yazo, river
Clarksville, Jones from Little Rock
Stella Block. Crooks from Point j. ferson
st Mary, Probst. from Washington
Ouachita Belle kennison from Trenton
Fsta. Pickett. from Washington
Cameila. Hanover. from COvingtOn
Marie, Wilson, from Covington
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By 8. Hulnault.

MRS EMMA C. vRBDkxBURGH WIFE M AN,
AMBER LkSSbPS, W. WILLIAM a. yRpnp..
BURGH JR., AND OTHERS. ADAA'
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RIVER REPORTS P, n.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

= Below high water mark Of 1874
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ON THREE TO FOUR YEARS CREDIT

IN THE MATTER OF TIKI SUCCESSION OF TIL
LATE L. F. GESERES
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OFFICE. OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Wednesday, February 49, 1916.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
'teamrhir G Elder, Re d. for New York
'erIuan bark BIcmeu, Hell mere TOR Liverpool
Ia Wild Hun,.r, Tpanoey, for Liverpool
lark Martha Mcneil, Jordan for Am.te rdam
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The Day mt Memphis.

MEMPHIS, February 22-There was no
public observance of Washngton's birth
day beyond the adjournment Of the courts
and holiday for the public schools.
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Thus far this week. So 939nll 80 $335,Os2 %
Same time las! week.. 5,t25, l46 oil 5l811 AZ
TS.al last week ,,,., II 05i SO5 SO ll38S8l "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-23

The following TRACTS OF LAND IN CONCORDIA
PARISH. District North of Red river. to wit:
In township five north, range six esst-The north
east quarter Of the northwest quarter of section
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
POST OFFICE ROBBERY.

Albert Mescl late in charge OF the money order de-
partment OF the Brooklyn Post Oice whose est for
embezzlement was reported yesterday, arraigned
before United States Commissioner Wslow, and
pleaded guty to the charge. He held to bail in
the sum of $5 600, the suretcs being required to
Justify In the OF $4,000 each Assistant District
Attorney Hull who appeared for the prosecution, said
that the punlshment for the offence Is less than
one year nor more than ten years Imprisonment The
robbery discovered on last Thursday, when cit
zen called on Postmaster Talbot and showed him
receipt Tor $50 which he had sent III June last 10
trend IN Germany but the money had failed to reach
its destination An nation of the books OF Mese
elected the fact that there entry made
OF tho money. Mcisel went hls vacation
July % and his absence beyond the time allotted for
his return increased tho anxct; OF the Postmaster in
the case Closer examination showed that five German
and British money orders had been drawn by par
ties and the money had been kept by the prisoner. On
last Friday Mesel seen by the Postmaster on
Myrtle avenue, but though followed, he managed TO
get away. On sunday he was surrendered to Mr.
Talbot Uy his father. His bOpdsman. Mr. Philip F.
Leniart OF No. 81 Walton street. gave check TO The
Postmaster Tor the amount taken, which does not
exceed the aggregate S209. The prisoner, who had
been years in the money order office, expressed
great pentcncc and begged TO he forgiven, saving IT
his intention TO return the money, which he look
In small sums but IT accumulated 80 rapidly that he
found himself unable to conceal the crime ana dreaded
the exposure which has now overiaken him. He Is
twenty four years of age and has wife and two chill
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
THE SCHOOLSHlP ST. MARYS.

The nautical schooship St. Marys, Commander Ply
THAN, United States Navy commanding arrived yester-
day morning at Glen Cove, at three O'Clock, after fine
passage from the Azores Tho ST. Marys, IL will be
membered, 150 boys board, who, under the
auspices of the Board OF Education, learning the
profession OF the and qualifying themselves Tor
csptable positions in the merchant marine During
the months the vessel lay mt the foot oil Twcntg
third street, East RIVER and the students. were
struced in the various branches of seamanshp besides
receiving general education. The result OF the cx
pertinent proved very satisfactory for Mt an inspection
held under the auspices OF the Chamber of Commerce,
the boys acquitted themselves with credit 1t tho
intention OF the Board send the snp through the
Sound lor practice cruise, but nasmuch as very ttle
opportunity presented in The summer Gains for any,
thing like hari work it deemed prudent TO ordcr
her the Azores. SO the boys have had excellent
trip of IT, had plenty OF practice and not little cx
perencc The ST. Marys lett New London on the 9th
OF July last, and reached Fayai ON the 23d OF that
month, remaining there five days 1t Is gratifying to
add that throughout the entire passage neither acci
dent nor sickness OF any kind marred the harmony
that throughout prevailed All enjoyed the best OF
health, and the young ,ars had royal time of it. The
ST. Marys already mentioned came to anchor at
Glen Cove yesterday morning before dawn, and Will
probably proceed her former anchorage of the Bat
The New York herald., 1876-08-22

A FORGER ARRESTED IN ERIE.

Last Thursday detective who was watching for
tram wrcckers on the Lake shore Railroad in Erie,
Pa, heard two men talkiag in undcrtonc near the
depot Their conversation so suspicious that he
arrested them. Instead OF being train wreckcrs one
OF them proved to be implicated in the Hemphill
forgery case, which occurred IN Philadelphia some limo
ago. Letters were found on his person of startling
nature and he soon confessed that he Hemphili
himself A telegram was sent to finkerton, and he
said "Hold the young man. The arrcs, caused much
distress among the prisoners friends Philade pha
Nc IS well connected, and was reared N wealth and
luxury. lie lost his morey at stock gambling. and
then forged his fathers uamc and obliged flee
Canada reward OF 900 offered Tor his cap
turc, and the officer will Get the money.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER ARROW
SMITH

A FIERcE WIND AND HEAVY SEA CAUSES THE
BREAKING OF HER sHAFr-sIx HUNDRED
PASSENGERS ApRIFT IN THE SOUND.
NoRwALK. Conn, August 2l, 1870
On Saturday last, at a quarter to three T. NJ, the
steamer Arrowsmith. Captain Anderson, left pier 81
East River, New York, for tins place She had on
board about GOO passengers After passing Fort schuy
Ter and entering The Sound the steamer encountered
ugly chop seas, caused by fierce wind blowing from
the eastward down the Sound and strong head tide.
The steamer when within tive miles OF The harbor oil
ton OF her shaft broke in ut po'ni about four
feet IRON the paddle wheel, tearing the WOODWORK fear
iuily ana sending splnters lying IN every direction
The steamer G. II. Northam Tor New Haven. was IN
sight under the Long Island snore The Arrowsnith S
steam whistle was sounded long and loud IN the hope
oil attracting her attention, but, being eight miles away
and heavy wind blowing, the Signals ol distress were
not heard. Heipessly drifting win the trough oi the
sea the Arrowsmitn rolled like drafting log OF wood
to the discomfort OF passengers many of whom
were indies. The steamer Laura from New YORK for
bridgeport heard the signals sounded and, taxing
IN the situation, hasiened 10 The scene OF Distress
A line made ias; to the disabled steamer and
the Laura, tuning several miles out OF the regular
The propeller towboat Alert, from Stamford, was at
smith 10 The wharf ut Greenwich, where the Iassen
gers took trains by the New Haven Railroad for their
destinations. They delayed on the steamer about
three hours despite the efforts OF Captain Anderson
aud his men, who did all III their power 10 hasten
their reaching land.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
TENEMENT HOUSE AFFRAY.

About midnight on Sunday last Michael Guilfoylc
and John Marshall Of No. ii state street. Brooklyn,
went to sc,tle grievance Of Gufoylcs against one
John sullivan On entering the hallway they met
Mrs sullivan and struck her Her screams brought
John, her husband, to the rescue He proceeded to
bcabor Marshall who got terribly battered scalp and
disdgured rs TO be unrecognizabe Guioylc
khockcd seuscicss with blow the head
dealt him with Stone by woman Pairompn
Sicadnan, OF tie FIRST precinct arriving on the ground
the usht ceased and the wounded were removed
20 the college Hospital. Herry street, an ambulance
Detective Mahoney. OF the Third precinct, then ar
rested sullivan who had some bad wounds The head
and ace. Gulloyic stated at the hopiia that Mrs.
Sullivan struck him on the head with barrel stave.
Mrs. Ellcn Marshal, wife Of Marshall. said that Mrs.
Bridget McNaly threw tho stone. whcreupon MIS-.
McNauy was taken INTO custody. She presented n
ptiahis si9hi. icing badly beaten Bail was Yesterday
refused by justice nelmar Tor prisoners who
committed Ia jaiL Guiuylcs skull Is fractured at the
base and u IS feared tlat some artery las been rup
urcd. from which blood clot Is forming the BRAN.
Las, evening his condition was very critical
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
THE FERRY FRAUDS.
TRIAL OF THE ACCUSED TICKET COLLECroR or
THE DEspRossFs STREET FERRY.

TRIAL OF THE ACCUSED TICKET COLLECTOR OF
THE DEspRossEs STREET FERRY.
The case OF Morgan Decker, ferry master at the
Desbrosses street ferry, who is charged with forming
a conspiracy with several others TO derard the Penn
syvana Railroad Company out oil large amount OF
money by the resale OF tickets received frcm passcn
gers at the Terry called up before Justice Murray.
ip the Tombs Police Court yesterday for examination.
II will be remembered that two others who were con-
nected with Decker in the conspiracy were committed
for trial in default of heavy bail few days ago. MI
william II. Pla,tner, who makes the complaint and
was also in conspiracy. called to tho
stand He stated in answer to the questions oil coun-
sell that he resident OF and constable
in Newark, n. j.. he was appointed TO the
latter position on thc l1th OF January
III the present year. having been discharged from the
employment OF the Pennsylvania Railroad on the 2oth
oil September. 1875. lie served ticket collector Tor
the company ut Jersey City from the ist oil April unti
the 1st OF September. and At Desbrosses street New
York. from the latter date until the 10Th oil December
the LIT day oil october, 1879 he was at Dcsbrosses
street collecting under Morgan Decker, who was ferry
master that date he kept 100 passenger ferry tick
cts which should have been deposited in IA locked box
provided by the comlany Tor that purpose and carried
them to Decker who rcsoid them and aiierward
divided the proceeds with him lie dsned that they
hau made any previous arrangement or that either
party spoke word when he delivered
the tickets They aiiefward met on ono oil
the ferrybouts going to Jersey City, when Decker sat
down beside him and slipped his share OF the proceeds
hand unTer one OF the arm rests IN mo
rear gentlemeus cabin He denied any expectation OF
reward from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, or
any person connected Herewith, for making The COM
plant against the others. Counsel Tor he defence
asked HIM II he dId state to Judge Pawln OF New
ark The 9th inst the day before he made the com
plant board the steamboat Novelty, that he had
dirty job To do next day and that he would receive
$500 tor dong 1t from the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pauy He answered that he ala not remember saying
IT, would deny thai he did say H. but he would
that he ala not expect Il good situation from
the company Tor his action. lie stated
on further questioning that he was living present at
the ST. Nicholas Hotel he went there at the nstiga-
ton OF Mr. A. W. Gwynncr, auditor OF passenger ro-
ccpts Tor the company he never paid any bills there.
but supposed they paid by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company question oil counsel for the defence
as to what his motive Was Tor making the complaint
was objected to by opposing counsel After some
further upimportan testimony Tho case was adjourned
until this morning, at eleven O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

James Barley, one OF the contestants OF the will OF
the Alexander Stewart. appealed yesterday from
the Surrogatc's order admitting the will TO probate
and Tor proof thereof 10 the Supreme Court lie filed
. bond for 500
Tue examination OF Captain J. S. Grindle Of the
ship ST. Mark, who arrested a charge of cruel
ana unusual punishment, which was 10 have been con-
tinucd yesterday, Was adjourned until o-inorrow.
SUITS were begun yesterday IN the United states DIS
trct against the following deendants and thor
suretics warehouse boncs:-J Il > Badel. two
cases. s?s,io7 aud sl4S; Morlot Co. s34, 900; b.
Ortcga, $500: Paul Nalce, 500.
motion of Colonel Hart. counsel for the next Of
kin, Marty Hanlou. who petitions Tor the removal OF
John kcrrgan, administrator OF bis wIlcs estate, on
the ground OF incompetency Surrogate Calvin ycster
day ordered reference TO Henry Wood 10 report as TO
the facts
Wllnam Weldon, a liquor dealer dong business at
No. li3 Water street, arrested yesterday by n
deputy United States marshal complaint OF Col
lector Bhkc, OF the Thirty second district, who
Charges him with selling liquor at wholesale aud retail
without paying the special tax required by law. Wei
don taken before Commissioner Shields and adj
aii,ted to bal to awai, examination
Isaac Leopold got judgment by default against Frcund
( AiSers for a meat blL y motion made ycstcr
day by Colonel George II. Hart omen the default
The ground that implied warranty followed sale OF
meat ON the other hand, II was claimed that the doc
trne of tavcat emptor should apply. Judge Dononue
granted the motion.
Harrison and stewart, the so-callcd boarding house
raicrs yesterday brought lefore Judge nonohuc
In Supreme Court, Chambers, on "a writ OF hdocas
corpus sued out by Mr. William +. Howe. their coun-
sci Their discharge was vigorously Urged on tho
ground that there sufficient evidence TO bold
them. Judge Donoauc thought otherwise, dismissed
tho writ ana rcmanded the prisoners.
Bryan Cunningham, indicted June 10 by the Gen.
cra Sessions Grand jury Tor elonous assault, was
brought before Judge Donohnc yesterday on habeas
corpus HIS counsel claimed the prisoners discharge
the ground that he had been IN prison two months
motion should be made in the General Sessions Court
Judge Donohue SO held. and remanded the prisoner.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
TRANSFERS OF STOCK.

the suit brought by John c. Conner, Jr, against
the New Jersey and New York Railroad Company,
David r. Patterson and Henry c. Dcmng, tried before
Judge Speir, Special Term of the Superior Court
decision given yesterday sustaining the demurrer
to the mplain, but with leave amend the same.
The action was brought account OF the refusal OF
the defendants to transfer to the plaintiff 4500
shares OF the company's stock: the defendant, Pat
terson being the President of the company aud Dcming
the Secretary the claim beng that II was their duty
to make such transfer. The demurrer the
grounds that there is defect OF parties misjondtr
bl and not sufficient facts TO constitute
Acausc OF action Judge Spcir overruicd the first
two points. but holds that there was nothing
In the complaint 10 show that it was the
duty of the President and Secretary to make
the transfer IN qut ston that II contained no alega-
lion that they bound by any clause contained IN
The certificate that there was any law or resolution
ty which any duty created imposing upon them as
officers Of tie corporation To act agents or otherwise
TO make the transer that in short nothing shown N
the complaint how transfers OF stock were to be made
the books, by what persons or oicais ms agents and
particularly whether tho president and secretary
authorized under any regal obligation TO perform
that Duty and that until that appears cannot be in-
icrrcd they liable Tor the performance OF
. duty posed by law.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
JERSEY RAILROAD TROUBLES.

The New Jersey ard New York Railway Company
trouble continues The engineers and employees posi-
lively refuse TO resume work until their wages are
paid. They Lave not been paid for eight months,
ccpt in notes, and these notes have gone to protest
The couplings and other connections between the
have been taken away by the employees so that the
trains cannot Dcputations of the workingmen
have been frequently sent to the rectors TO present
their case. but to no purpose Tue road has been in
thriving condition during tho past six months, but the
have not reaped tho benefit OF it. Those living
along the herr section OF the road have reach
New York by either the Midland or Nor hcrn roids.
THIS company II will be remembered, was IN dni-
Guilty year ago with the Erie Railway Company on
account OF deficiency which due the latter by the
former for toll rates in running over portion OF the
Erie Railway The claim of tho Erie Company has
never been satisfactorily settled.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
POLICE COURT NOTES.

An examination was had by Justice Morgan yester-
day in the case OF Thomas varey and Thomas Nolan
of the Clinton House, No sos Bowery, charged with
druggng and robbing Celcstinc Peuzer, brewer, OF
tlymoutb, Ohio, Of $500 and checks Tor s.. COO The
prisoners were honoraoly discharged, tho. evidence
against them being wholly insufficient
AT the Washington place Police Court yesterday
Michae! Holland. butcher, OF No. i43 Wcst Thirty
eighth street, held Tor stabbing and severely
wounding Lawrence Ward, OF No. 525 West Twenty
mir tn street.
l32 Greenwich street, fined SO by Justice Murray
IN the Tombs Police Court yesterday ior purchas ng
coat valued at $40 which had been stolen from Robe
watkins, who keeps store next door. ami failing to
make memorandum of II as the Law requires.
John Shea held Tor trla in default OF 81, 600 bail
by Justice Murray, burglarousy entering the office
oil Clarence W. Noble, at No. l04 Broadway, carry
.ns oil property valued at S45.
Joseph Williams also held for trial "A charge
OF stealing piece Of cloth valued $50 from Moses
schwartzbaum, at No. ia Greenwich street. Ohlcer
Ahcarn. OF the Sixth precinct ound the goods his
pOsscsslOn.
The New York herald., 1876-08-22
REAL ESTATE.

AT the Exchange Salesroom yesterday Richard V.
Harnet by order of the Court foreclosure sold the
following property A four story brown stone house
with lot - g by 1855, East Fifty seventh street.
south size. 226 feet ives, OF Lexington avenue, to
jacob Koch, planrn, for slo,s20; also b. order OF
the Court similar house, on East Fifty seventh
street. south side, with lot OF similar dimensions Co.
feet west Of Lexington avenue, TO plainlin, Jacob
Koch, for sl0.s20
Richard V. Hsrneti also sold by order OF the Court
in foreclosure. lot East seventy ninth street.
south side. l'5 feet wosi of Fourth avenue, lO2 .
by -, TO plaintiff. James Hewlett sic, 600 Scve-
raj other sales which advertised to take place
yesterday were postponed.
i2s,h St. 5 :. %, e Of 10Th avs sy iolsa5exrresu.
lar - H. Adams and wife 70 oecrsc W recker $4,000
lOuth 81, n 2'u II. g. o. 5tA av, 25xlUo; G.
Barnard 'r 70 G. Barnard. ST ;;...;;..;.;;.s 100
paru; J. NJ Bennett and husband to G. L. Fos
es,h ST. n ;. i56 IT, " Of gii sv. soxjo. Mary ''''
frans and husband to r. Goldsmith. 5000
Iousa Fish husband to Robert Gorcon....... 5000
As;i st. e 5, 4 zoo 49, +, of 'les'o 2Sssi A. Nam
i45tL =. =. rs e Of Pro.rec. esd warD
soxic'i j. g. RowIand eseeatoD to william
wa.ning,on ay. 5. 75 II. :. Of Fletcher st.. as1
100 ,-4th ward), ". Steers and wiio TO :. G.
stccrs.......... .................. ........ Nom.
7aa St; $: $50 r. ": oi list nv., a5xioaa; S. j.
Cannon st, W. 5. 100 II. ; OF Rivingon st.. a5xloo;
Cannon st, ;. loo 8. Of RIvneton St. 25xioo;
Thomas stiliman to l.. GILES Nom.
South at No. 223; samuel Mckee to VIM. r. Curry;
Wh ~. s.. W Of University place; Sailors snug
Haro,r to j. kelemcn: II years. s............... 500
Brewc gel, Fred aud wife to A. Neuman. 8. s. OF f3Sth
St between 9Th and 1Uth avs year..........: $50
ST. between ii1 and I'm avs. 5000
5000
teen. Nos 5ii and a Wster W case
west Of sth nv: .c year.. :. 5000
west OF oh ss; years ".....a 1850
sv month 100
3 Of 57th st. 5000
Zcigier. John and wife to l.. A. Hustace, s. OF
Morse av., .. Of Henry 81 3ycars............. 800