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,bc old Man In the street Car,

r.ya the Burlington Hawk Eye
I! was dreadtully cold last night, and
III. street car was pretty we'll filled, when
.a,lIerly party rather embonpoint about
he waist band, entered, bringing with
a..a enough cold air TO freeze cellar full
II house plants. lie stood up in the
niiile Otthc car, and fastening his eyes
4pon the fare box, began to feel for his
rckrl. lie first united great shawl
earl that encircled his neck anil hid all
III. face but his eyes. Then he loOsed
The rar.llp4 Of his cap and unlocked a
'ir mnller that Rugged his throat. Then
a.unbattoncd the cape Of his OvercOat
Aal threw it back over his shoulders
..bmeryirg two men who stood behind
.im. Then he unbuttoned his Overcoat
mud turned it back filling The car like y
.llren sail. Then he unbuttOned the
user buttons Of Il knit jsCkct nnd his uu.
d-tcoat, and with Il yrunt that brighten.
cd the horses into arun, tiled to reach in
10 Ili- hip pocket. The first effort was =
highly successful failure, and at the sec
md dive lie threw the end Of his shawl
.clrf, skirts OF his cape, aud tail OF his
Jgercoat over the people on the seat be
hind them, and smOlhered grOan broke
from the whole community. Finally he
got his hand into the pocket, and his pur-
pie face aud swollen veins indicated ap.
apoplexy, bat the hand came
put before my fatal result, and the pas
.ruprs breathed more freely. But
whrn they saw him lean over to the other
.ple, and make It reach for his other
pocket, they groaned. After repeated
Efforts he brought up out Of that pocket
ringoi keys, a stump Of lead pencil,
and tobacco box, and the people groan-
ed agalu. Then he hunched both shout
irrs and went into his vest pockets. Out
oi one he brought little roll Of news.
paper scraps, y SuSpender button, a
fragment Of Il postage stamp, and qnill
'ooIhpick, badly damaged. Out OF the
other he pulled piece Of string and a
bra, tcrew and II twO.cent piece. Then
hS lelt in his watch pocket, and with
nany 'ighs and pulls, he dragged up q
little dirty looking wad which threatened
10 be money, but proved TO be lint. Then
somebody Uttered, aud some one else
!ISgled, and finally everybody but the Re-
turning Boarder himself laughed. He
'tOcl still and thought moment, and
then isIt in li4 outside overcoat, came up
Sith handful Of handkerchief, gloves,
fractional currency and nirkelB, and
when he reached out TO place one Of the
latter in the box, it iell from his fiugers
into the straw, aud the disguised passeng'
trdouhied down and scraped around for
Il i9r i've blocks before 10 could find it.
ADd then when lie picked it up and
showed II in the box ho sank back on the
'eal with agrOan Of satisfaction, and be-
gan to button anil hook and wrap himself
Gp aSa'n, but started up with a snarl Of
S'yu't and pulled the strap as though he
Hai legacy at the end Of it. While he
Na'a0T" his bands and knees III the
WAN Ito had been carried five blocks
lIti hi. street.
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BALTIMORE, December 27.- Flour =
More active. Wheat-Quiet aud steady
No. winter red western 81 42dl Al. Corr
Western mixed old Gle. oats-DulI
western mixed SGa37c. Rye-Quiet at T0i
72s, Clover Seed-Dull ut lAaI5e. provi
Sions-Quiet and nominal. Buttsr-Quiet
western oSA2sc. Petroleum-Crude quiei
ut l2kal2Xc; refined nominal, Coffee
Unchanged. whiSky-si 10.
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FOR SALE.
T,RUsTEE's SALE.

II ..
In pursuance Of Deed Of Trust gwen by George
W, Eekhnrt and vile, dlLed August 18th, iS75, aud
recorded In the Cierk's Oeea lot Ohio county, West
virginia, In Decd BOOK No. 6S. page bs6, &c, and
also ~ the EFitten directions u blrban EckhREt,
wife Of aid GeorEO ". EekbAEt ] vii, on
WEDNESDAY. the goth day Of December. 1870,
sell the following described property, conveyed 10
mo BY sid derd Of tIuA. Tor % much thereof Al
may 10 necessary to Fay on the liens on aid pro-
perry At the date u the conveyance shove named
to.Eic L0tS Nos. nlno IQ) and twenty-five (22l, u
North Wheeling; also Lots EcA thirty.elght W
and tRcpty-SeVer (20 thlrty.six (Ssl, thlrty.Aete
(T7), tWeniy-eSht l2sl, twenty. l2SI. thirty
Que (3ll !hirty'tWo (Sl and thirty'iAEea (Ssl, 10
North Wheeling.
said sale VIII Ie made At the iront door Of tho
Court HOUSE for Ohm county, At 10 O'Clock A. Nj
Gu Tho following tErps: Ono third Of the purchase
money 10 ba paid In CaIb, the balance In ak,
Twelve and eighteen months, With interest; delcr-
red pay lneuts " 10 satisfactorily secured.
e. {. Il STlFkL, Trustee.
WHKKLISo, November q, 1870.
In addition TO the above, will also otsr for salG
Of the same time and place part Of Lot No ten no.
on Main street, horth Wheeling, (abOut the one.
third thereoD beiOg the aains part now occupied
lis sSav e s'ls lis b.en postponed uuti THURS.
DAIIJnuhry 4, 1871. sr,r., r,.-,u..
dt2t U h sLtFhb' lTus'ee.
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STATE BoNDs-Qniet and nominal.
sTooEs-Were irregular and lowerprices
prevailed in the general list and closed
dull. The greatest decline was in Illinois
Central and New York Central. The former
dropped from 63f to 81, and the latter
FROM 1924 10 look, with the closing sales
respectively at 81 and 1oi. Commodore
Vanderbilt was reported worse, and New
Jersey Central made the next greatest de.
cline, selling down from sly. to 35}S, and
closed at the latter price. Lake Shore and
Michigan Central were firm and ad.
yanced early in the day, but afterwards
lost the Improvement. Lake Shore rose
from SIX 10 So, aud closed at 57H.
Michigan Central rose from 45 to a53<, and
declined TO AK. Rock Island was firm at
l02al02h. Delaware, Lackawanna 4 West.
ern rose from TX to Tx, aud later de.
clined to nv. The remainder OF the list
declined v to u per cent. Late in the
afternoon there were rumors OF two defRl.
cations OF extensive character. The trans
actions Aggregated 5000 shares, Of which
70, 800 were Lake Shore, $500 New York
Central, 1900 Erie, $500 st. Pauls, 2,lO0
Western Union, $500 Delaware, Lackawau.
ma & Western, 1900 New Jersey Central,
1890 Michigan Central, and 1880 Illinois
| CaOtraI
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, December 2.-MoSEY-
In demand at 6a7 per cent. Call loans closed
at Gao per cent. Prime mercantile paper
GAG per cent. Customs receipts $500, 600.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed $1,000
oO0. Clearings $?G,000,0O0. Sterling ex.
change S4.s22ta4SiX.
GOLD-Opened aud closed at 1917, with
sales ut lO7. Carrying rates Z, G4, Q and
per cent; gold aud per cent.
SILvER--Remains unchanged in London
since Friday, when It was quoted at 56k
pence per ounce. Here today quotations
are: Silver bars 81 20 gold and 81 S0A cur.
rency; silver coin 1fa5G. HtreHs rI,
GoyRRSMKETa-Actiye and steady.
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NEW YORK, December 27.-There was q
moderate business In cottous and prints
and prices ruled firm. Augusta and Ala
hama plAids advanced 10. SHIFTING
prints more active. Giughams advanced
Nc. Mems wear woolehs In fair request.
Flannels still in light demand. shRwls.
skirts and dress goods quiet. .-....l
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TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, December 27.-Flour--Qulet,
wheat-Firm; extra white Michigan 81 40;
s%13r ~ Nc red s. 2 FsfSe's SiI red
4619c; Eo.2, Acc; new do Acc; rejected As No
new 44kc. Oats Firmer; No. 2, S6c;white
800; Michigan held at &c. s % 'R'
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fiNaNClAL AID COM MERClAL
wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICR DAILY TNTKLLrGEEORR, |
Wednesday, December q.


We have no improvement 10 notein gen.
erHl business. The demand for I'LL the
leading articles Is still OF hAnd.to.mouth
character, rs 1t generally is at this period
Of the year. Wheat is higher, and Flour
irmer in sympathy. The only new feature
Ia Groceries Is that Cofiees are x cent oil.
The Hog product continues dull, and prices
remain easy. There is sharp advance In
Eggs, but no change in Butter or Poultry.
APPLIs The arrivals have been light
during the past week in consequence Of
the cold weather rendering It hazardous to
mike shipments, but there is no I'M.
provement In prices; we quote at 75caSl %
per Dbl. for faif to choice fruit.
BEAEs-Small navy, per bushel, 81 5Ol
IS.
Bu1TKR-Dealers report brisk demand
for good stock, which Is in tolerable good
supply. We still quote at 20a22c.
BAKING PoWDEE-35aS6c per ID.
BRooMs-Fancy, g oOa2 25a3 90; plain
81 75a2 80
BEsswAx-25R2Sc.
CABBAoH-Per 100, 81 00al0 90.
CANNED GooDS-Trade continues to
improve and brisk bushes is reported.
Quotations: Peaches, 5 Id cans per
dozen, s. 15; 2 ID cans, 81 65; ID caus to-
matoes, So 90: 3 lb cans tomatoes 81 so;
WinsIOw corn, 2 ID cans, 50 90; sweet corn,
81 90; common corn, S. 65; strawber.
RES, ID cans, 81 30; blackberries, 2 ID
cans, 81 80; raspbsrries, 2 Id cans, So 90;
plums, 2 ID cans, SIZE; lima beans, 2 ID cans,
81 90; cove oysters. l III cans, 81 0G9 lib
cans 50 OS. .-.
CRANDERRIKs-Per barrel, 50 95alO so;
per box, s. 80.
COAL-Per 100 bushels, 50 COa7 90.
CHEEsR-There is steady demand, but
no changes In the quotations. Prime Ohio
Factory lie: N. Y. Goshen, 141Ec.
DRIED FREIT-There Is quite revival
in the trade. Apples quoted at 6a6c;
Peaches lilo for mixed: 14c for prime
halves. Other quotations: Prunes, 7a71%c;
CurrantS, 7Ec; Raisins, new, 81 40; old
s. 90; Valencia, new, 10c; old, Sc.
EGGs-The market continues active, and
prices ara advancing; fresh stock 2SaS0c.
The supply Is light, bat will he heavier af-
ter the holidays.
FISM-There Is fair trade. Quotations.
For packages containing 100 pounds OF
sound fish; light weight and inferior quail.
ity ut prices to correspond: Goldfish,
boneleSs SIC. Lake herring; none In the
market. White Fish, $3.50. Half bbls. No.
3 mackerel 81 10; No. 9, s. %.
FRATIIERs-Dull; live geese, 50at0c..
ERUTr-0ranges plenty at S. 90 y bbL;
per box 81 70. Lemons ut SO 90 4 box.
FLoUH-RuSinNSs in this staple cOntin.
ues light, and the demand Is confined
chiefly to supplying Immediate wants We
continue to quote:
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PITTSBURGH, December ?7.-Petroleuu
Crude quiet at So e0a4 90 at Parker'si
refined dull and prices unchanged.
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FrRs-Me tnke the inllowing quolatlol

FuM-We take the following quotations.
from circular issued by =. HOrkheimer
L Co.: Mink, Zoe R$I so; muSkrat, Salsc;
rNscoon, 5aSOc; skunk, l0ASOc; grey fox,
81 25al 80; red fox, 75c asl IS; otter, S. 90
as 10; opossum, lOLl6c; wild cat, 40a6Oc;
house cat, 5AI5c; sheep pclts, 200 a$I 90.
GISsENG-More active at SOA90c.
GRATS-The receipts Of Wheat continue
very meagre, and with good demand
prices are higher; quoted at ST. COHl rs.
The Oat market has not varied much for
two or three weeks; quoted at S0aS3c.
Corn Is coming forward pretty freely, and
quoted Mt AOai5c. Rye in light supply,
and may he quoted ct Soc. Barley dull al
GRocERIRs-There Is no improvement
in the grocery trade, but the pros,
poets are favorable for Il good business at
an early day. The leading articles present
no important features. Quotations: Coffee
-GOGd Rio quoted At Il Nc; prime ga
s9Hc; choice 2Sa29Ifc; Java 26c; best
roasted % &c; yellow Rio 2SHc. SyrapS-
Common 45a50c; prime 65A6Oc; New Or
leans MolaSSeS, choice Coo. Sugdrs-Re.
fined, hardI crushed l2Xc; powdered aud
graduated l21ie; A Coffee Ice; b lljSci
extra G ike; commercial A Sugar 12ci
commercial u II Nc; commercial c ll!<ci
yellow lie. Rice-CGrolina 5IEa6c; New
Orleans fully fair exc; prime exc; choice
9NRlQo.
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,
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.,....sI SOIsiS meHibi'..:.;;'';:;:.'s d !. Z
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% XXI, ii ~ -
~ ~ Twenty .''.''''..;.''.' r. ~,
% ,I i'nrttrH COPY to Pers1h sS'an8 up I'"u
I'm, above prices Is LnTIri aaE crI hi mi u
90 4, i,Tst,I o. Iustotice Money E1utI .M.
~ h's ',nsT 81 thes. eau bc lFocHft"' sr"u "'
i'.'g , Vo E.Si'Itr,d LitltE'
-,,,, ,xry,lIgEFCER wIll PosTSi daily ta :,
ihh IN departments from all qIarie1n ~ y
n'M , =" a. utiI a. complete f"'o'u Oh LOCAL
gIrns an srhrr.inx. and ran
tAE Whbf,h c counter, In paid envelopes, Ieau
:" hIl H. \, s' S0- sind ohpy 70 de1sM JF'e''d'
~ L ,,t.itsi 9Th 'vEI no" A0H"! 4.
se 'a dS.lrtnG to have a. ". ilc
hSth itTT,tiiEScx left regularly ~ Ine ~
UAiL, ,i 80 IN Inc city and SUBURBS, Gan ~
H't'th' y, i,T,nS their address al CelGtlhs
.r'yo w w hy dior letter through the po.s once
,.,T, ruRs-NO attention WI b. o,I hSis
~ W. n,rT,so,S rU,nmuuirAtonI; every rW,na
10 'np I,o .ecompsnisL ~ the EF''" ''']' "''''
and uldre"
,n,,,,. Lstts'S IOr w. Iaouio % .s S M "a.
, osNI'fr I, TobsII," ard should y y ~ E,w !,
,,.,,S Ia S|ihtt Individual msmp''" '' WV >
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No. will run daily; Nos l, Z and will run
r. III vi IN ,,nHy', 49,
tug and Graitun; No stops NJ all stations betwdtn
Wherling and Cumberland.
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ss- Pullman Drawing Room and sleeping CArs
frUm Steubnnville and Columbus through IritkOt
change, To Cincinnati, LOuisYille indianapolis and
81 Louis, and from Columbus 70 Chicago.
The pleasure seeker or those seeking Homes 70 thS
Wat, should call or address the underslghed for
through time tables, maps land circulars and fur
ther Information.
W. L. O'BRIEN,
Gcn'l Passenger and Ticket Agent, Nc. 40 High
street, Columbus Ohio. del
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81. ,.o,. N odtdaes, poItn9s P''DSh
- .,......sI SOlsit membs...:.:..:;:'el ~
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rur yrEllleNcEH .'l ,,dE, Il o S.iy sS e
INK III dsIaE'nsnl' 'IGTI ~ tneoII Of IocSi
W-.N A. III y Cohphte IV-UIN " '1-''
The New York herald., 1876-11-26

very sad t5ings .'In 1874 the debt amounted to
sl2i,sl5 81. Retrenchment suggested, but the
needs OF the work prevailed. In 1875 the debt had
grown to sls5, 562 s4 Retrenchmcnt was discussed,
but POSTPONED. In 1876 the dobt has grown 10
S262 355 Sc and retrenchment is ordained. Last year
the Missionary Committee asked the Church for
Ssdi, lG 90. Tins year ask for $3.50 0o). During
the past year the society disburscd so9e, ,9o4 35.
aud has received from all sources 1894, ,lss IS.
The receipts nave fallen below the receipts
Of tho preceding year SIS 297 IS, aud the debt
has gone above what it at the beginning of tho
year $40, ses ~, TIL It reaches the
OF $2t2. $50 sc. Beyond this IL cannot 60 without
peril 10 the society, peril TO tho Church aud peril TO
the CAUSE ON the other hand tho gen.
eral commercial stagnaton has increased tho
demand for help IN tue home work. Aud
the marked successes in the foreign work de-
mand increased vgor and support. wc have thus
tween these conflicting forces To answer the cry Tor
moro help with less help, ALL has been ex
tremeiv painful IN spite OF the conviction OF duty.
This Lain relieved somewhat BY the Christian
spirit III which Tho strong have noby volunteered TO
bear the burdens OF no weak"
Tue committee then describe tho cutting down OF
expenses IN every department and OF appropriations
IN every mission, foreign and domestic, ana yet The
Missionary Committee werc unable TO do anything Tor
the older and moro certainly established conferences.
The committee say they are not. however, dshcart-
ened for the result They the Church for all she is
able to do and have faith that the people will
measure up to this call II they can be shown
their duty and tho entire membership can
DO reached They instance the Mcthodiss oil Canada,
who with less ability, give five times much rs the
Methodist Episcopal Church OF this Republic. ana
these OF Great Britain who give twelve times much
per member as is now asked Of the Church here. The
Congregaonasts OF the United states, too give ivc
times much tho Methodist Episcopal
Church is asked Tor. To meet tho exigences OF
the hour the committee suggest that the plan
and Instructions OF the discipline should DO
followed, aud that every preacher should do his duty
under this plan that tho sunday schools OF The
Church should be organ zcd into missionary societies.
and one entire day should be given to the subject OF
missions IN every church They further suggest that
the missionary collection be taken early and
forward to the treasurer Immediately, and that
day in the week Of prayer be sacredy devoted this
auhioe
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
THE GUNTHER FORGERIES.


STATEMENT OF MIR. ). A. BLAIR. PAYING TELL
TO THEM.
Mr. J. A. Blair, paying teller Of the Mechanics Bank.
No SO Wall street. positively denies tho statement Of
ex-Mayor Gunther, made to HERALD reporter on
Friday to the effect that Mr.. Blair cashed a forged
check for $75 after he had been officially notified that
Mr. Gun,her's ox-clerk, J. J. Hart was forging and
uttcring such checks Mr.. Blair states that on Octo
ber1s he cashcd check for SIS, drawn upon one Of
Mr. Gunlher's water blanks dated October
l. Tho teller had doubts 10 the genuincness OF tho
signature, and sent tho check to Mr.. Gunther's
office, but no not there. On tho follow
ing day two more OF tho checks were sent
TO Mr.. Gunthers Office, and his son pronounced
them forgeres. Tho tcller thcreuron returned them
to the banks from which they had come That was
Mr. Blair says the first intmat,on any member OF the
firm had gwen tho bank officials that checks had been
forged by Hart They even informed tho bank
that Hart had left their employment. Mr. Gunthcr
Sr., has not personally done up to the present
time. About two weeks alter the state the
checks in question werc forgeres, Mr. George Gun
thcr the old gentlenans called at the bank and
the teller asked him look all tho checks OF
firm and SEQ II any othcr forged ones had
been paid nc n.aors a,a So anu declared Sn ,Ia. mat
book was balanced and Mr. Gunther took all The
checks away. few days aiterward he brought back
been cashed the 18th OF that month, and declaring
it to be u forgery, claimed that the bank should bear
she loss.
Mr. Blair states that the bank will probably pay the
check OF October ], which was pronounced forgery
by Mr. Gunther the 10Th OF OCTOBER but one
brought back by tho latter Ho denies that the bank
furnished Hart with checks with which to perpetrate
his iorgcrlcs after he had been denounced by the Arn
There had been he states forgeres OF cbecks the
old firm OF c. @. Gunthers sons No. lS4 Fifth avenue
perpeira,cd by Hart, but they were not upon Their
private blanks Mr. J. +. Guniher, senior member of
bru, Mr. call M han md
promised to do everything his power 10 discover
the criminal
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THE ELEVATED RAILROAD.

few weeks ago number OF downtown business
men handed petition to the Elevated railroad Com
pany asking them 10 run their trains until eleven
O'Clock IN the evening II seems they received the
impression at that time that the company, when
making time table subsequent TO the opening OF
tho section Of tho road. would make arrange.
ncnt to SUIT their wishes Inquiries, however, OF tue
Secretary Mr. Cowing elected that promise OF tho
kind had been made. rho amount OF travel after
eight O'Clock would not warrant them TO incur tho
additional expense Or night iorce OF employees Al
present the employees of the road work from six min
utes past i've In tho morning Til tweivc minutes
past oight r. N. II the company would run their
after that time they would have to employ compleis
night force OF men, for II the trains till eleven T.
M. they might well run during the whole night.
The company expect, however, increase OF travel
during the which will enable them to
cars both night and day without loss 70 themselves
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
SAMARITAN HOME FOR THE AGED.

This excellent institution is forced to appeal for the
first time TO the charitable public Tor aid Its object
to care for the aged and worthy OF both and
OF all Protestant denominations 1t appeals especially
to those who themselves wen advanced ile's
journey, and, though blessed with abundance, can
fuzzy appreciate and pity the ot poor old
man. The institution, with the exception OF about
5000 from tho city entirely dependent upon volun
tary contributions. Tha Home is situated at No. Ala
West Twenty second street. and Is always open 10 the
inspection OF public who cordially invited 10
VISIT It, Their donations OF any kind will DO CRATE
fully received, or when IN money hc sent the
Treasurer, J. James H.gginson. No. "a Pine street.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following sales effected at the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday
Richard v. Harnett sold, by order OF the Supreme
Court, In foreclosure, $. u. Hurd referee house,
with lot 16Sx9s9 East Thirty -nfth street, south
side 23a feet east Of Third avenue to Sarah A.
Patuilo ior $4,000.
H. W. Coates sold, by order OF the Supreme Court,
In foreclosure D. j. Dear, referee, house. with lot
lsxloos East Eighty street. north side, 1877
feet east Of A. TO Ellen j. Donohuc for S. 800
j. v. Fullerton Sold by order OF the Court IN lore
closure lots the north s.dc Of llSth street. l4o
feet west OF FOURTH avenue, 50x1005, TO Anna A.
SALES ANNOUNCED.
v. X Stevenson, Jr., will sell at public auction, on
Tuesday the two large Nos. 028 and Broad
way between Twenty lrst ana Twenty second Streets
fncng the open plaza; size Of the lots, 40.Ixl1S6
buildings four story and basement
LssipssS1 ss 4 Il ;i,asaa G6 I., st. i7eseo 10
4ath ~. n =. Iso H. v: Of q ay as3;sxiooJ;
r. I. Edwards and vile WIN; Van wysE 47So
I'D .y coracr Of sd st. rs. 5x 1864 l.. 5. Kane
teJ. . kerna Non
Monroe st m; dot No. Sssj a5xioo; Theodore W.
Isabella b. 81 soe and hnsoand to j. O'DonoLue 900
I2.th st.. u. $50 H. " of dsh sy. ssoxs9ii;c.
laii 'sa"Ga s r. - 200 t. ~' " Of 9th av a5aooii
Mar; Keel. 81 's's IS 5 + E lassss.@ s s . iss.
,is,I i. y. ;. ,ssI;. u aw 4, iDsiooio; Eu-
gene POTTER 70 ". 7. cowcs Nom.
Michael Roche wife IT, Iorhe 1900
Madison si. s"sS" as ''ssf i, !" Of ia st. ''"
TO lad st. !. also Madison av, n v. corner OF I'D
M ame ass !" to-" ar sradsn corner o. 'o'a
os = a =, e. S e , oh ss :, 4 ssl99s hs@syn
SLIT ss. ~, @ s e ,as Sd ay so2x7eio r Van ol Nam
Wooster st. y no sa, II i II, :: Of Houston .i 'A
s.S !s%s. 6 g S 3: sx 6 via # z.,:s.
,s and ,ss g. t. ~ 81 fGssSss iosS .s m Nom
ssouisntnrgh rseres,, to 4. r Eawsras:.... 5000
III. ss,y M .;sss n : ss"ss ,s s.IS ss T. M nM
SON 4. n. i. sss i. e,a Is, .v' ajasGa; John
5ash ss. 4oit. Of 9Th av., ocxioo.s: same
Broomc M M corner Of thompson IS sxs5 T. o.
Nelson ueicreel 9. B. kiy 1000
decker IrcereeJ 70 ii. Gtternan 23 600
20 r. v Of s.n av ~ ,s *, % = z sso 5s,A
Dc VIII lreierse) 10 j. Hewlett 10000
Blcceker ST.. No. 49, Henry Bohien to b. Miller: 3
i'So
Barnard. Mary A. and husband, 10 Thomas B. Kerr,
Bruce john ~ md ~e T. Eauaais Lie Assurance
sos, z hawsla s' " s sa AZ. . y M In 1000
surancc Company. Q. 5. Bowery n Of Canal 81. ]
Darsee Joseph w. to H. icoacr n O. corner it ''o
ETY. Caroline B. and hasSand. 10 D. Coles. cor
nsr ahomp,Gm and Braome sts 5000
VI. n y.
roth ST.. OF 10Th nv year. .............. 400
Lehman, Anna aud husband to John Cameron, n.
s5h S., fay. a: years .............. 1900
Gray. Christopher and wife, to q. l.. Weeks, ~ W.
corner q 4,h ~ and li,tn year ......... $500
7sh ~ 4th ay.; year.................... 5000
Snme 10 same, ot 18th si OF 4th yUuo
u sth av. and 18Th ST. ! years 500
So O. Of Lexington av years s.'''........' eooo
Trust Company. n s. litI St. e. Of ssh ss: yrs 5000
u 18th s.. between 9TH and cte avs years 1850
iish sv: years ."s' 100
sad iisl avs $500