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Succession of Maria Catherine Emscamp

Widow by first marriage of H. D. Schroeder.
and deceased wife of Paul Christensen.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish of orleans, No. 1892 4-Whereas Mrs.
Anna Dorothea Labin and John Henry Schroe,
der have pettioned the court for letters of
Notice is hereby given to ali whom it may con-
Germ to show cause within ten days why the
prayer of the said petitioners should not be
granted.
By order of the court
oc3 liz JOHN HFRRERT Clerk
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CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish of Orleans. No. SO, SOL Whereas Edoua,
Oscar Martinsein has petitioned the court for
letters of dative testamentary executorship on
the estate of the late widow John Fl nry Mar
tinsten. deceased Notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern to show cause within ten
days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should no. be granted
By order of the court
oc3 9l2* JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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l.. j. DODGE az co.
TO MATAMOROs SHIPPERS.

Parties against whom suits have been brought
In the United States District Court for non-c0In-
piance with the conditions Of MATAMOR0S
EXPORT BONDS executed by them in the en-
Of the Port, can place the matter In charge Of
he under signed, who will attend to thsir inter-
ests properly.
No. Clinton street.
Near the centre entrance TO the Custom House,
on CustOmhouSe street. sell I'm
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The City Of New orleans VS.. Jerry O'Rrirn
Same va. same. same VI. same; same VIZ

The City Of New orleans VS.. Jerry O'Brien;
Same va. same; same W.. same; same vs.
same,
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
~ parish of Orleans. Nos. $4,000. 7e.2o3. SO ,49f
faeias, To me direeted by the honorable ths
Superior District Court for the parish
Of Orleans. in tho above entitled causes. for
city taxes of 1873, 1874 1873 and 1876.
J. viii proceed to sell ut public auction.
pt the Merchants and Aurtioneer Exchange.
Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house streets, IN the Second District OF this
city, on MONDAY. November s. 1877. Mt IL
o'clock m. the following described property.
TO wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated
in, the First District of this city. in square
humber thres hundred and seventeen. bounded
by Franklin, Euterpe, Terpsichore and Basin
streets. designated ~ lot number nine. meas
urlng athirty-two feet front on Franklin
street by ninety .seven feet in depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY
OWL Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
oc3 Is nos
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The city NJ New orleans VS.. Louis Moul"r
md Rnnn DnmaaiInt snmn Va. ANNA EAne


and Rene Dumestre: same va. same, same
vs. same.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
~ parish of Orleans, Nos. 7G,bI4, sa,72i. and
me directed by the honorable the Superior Dis
trict Court. for the parish of Orleans In the
above entitled eauseH for ci y taxes Of 1874. 1876
aid 1870. / will proceed to sell mt public auction.
at the Merchants and Auctioneere Exchange.
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouse
streets, In the Second District Of this city. on
MONDAY. November +. 1877, ut ~ o'clock m. the
following descrihed property. e W.T.
uated In the First District Of this city, In square
number twenty five. bound nj by Caliope to tti-
angle, Peters and Front streets, designated az
lot number twelvr. measuring twenty three feet
front on Calliope street by fifty -six feet on one
line and seventy three feet ON the other line In
depth
beiEed In the above suits.
Terms-Caah on the spot, ~
THOMAS II. HANDY,
OWL Sheriff Of The Parish of Orleans.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.


SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
" sh of Orleans. No. 39.s27-Whereas. Mrs.
Widow Eliza Parker has petitioned the court for
letters Of admi nistration on the estate of her
hereby given to all whom 1t may concern, to
show cause within ton days why the prayer OF
the said petitioner should not be granted.
BY order of the court
Oc3 6 10 l4* JOHN HERBERT Clerk
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


mum AHIIlH NE4 HHIHH.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
~ parish Of Orleans. Nos. ~ s3s AMI Gi25-gy
virtue of two wrts Of fieri faeas. to me direct
ed by the honorable the Superior district
Court for the parish of Orleans, in the above
entitled causes. Tor city taxes of 1876 and
1870. ! will proceed TO sell at public auction. at
the Merchants and Anctioneers' Exchange.
streets, In the Second District II this city, on
MONDAY, NovembsrJ, 1877, at IL o'clock m. the
4 CURTAIN PORTION t0FS GROUND. ait
uated in the First District pf this city. in
square number two hundred aud Q ghtyseght,
bounded by Kampart White, Thalia and Erato
streets. designated as lot number five, meastlr-
Ing thirty4two feet front on Rampant street by
tinetyzseven feet In depth
Seized In the above suits.
Terma-Cash on the spot. - -
THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of tho Parish of Orleans.
nm IN nos
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CONSTABLE SALES.


Il ih OF Orleans. No. 27-By virtue of writ
kof i1ei faeias to me directed by the II n. J.
Paris Childress. First Justice of the Peace in
land br the parish of Orleans, will proceed 10
K sell & public auction. at my warehouse, No.
Li39 JIlia street, on MONDAY, October 8, 1877,
lat Iao'clock NJ. the following described prop
[erty. b wit
OF Lot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seizd In the above entitled and numbered
Terms Cash on the spot
SEES ses .. - JOHN F. WOOD. Constable.
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Succession ct suzanne Pechin. Widow OF
Pierre Dessutour


SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
y ish of Orleans, No. 80 s17-Whereas. u. T.
Parker. public administrator, has petitioned
the court for letters of administration on the
estate of the late Suzanne Peehin. widow of
Pierre Dessutour, deceased Notice is
hereby given to all whom it may con-
Germ to show cause within ten DAYS why the
prayer of the said petitioner should not be
granted.
By order Of the court.
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The City of New Orleans va. John II.
Meilleur; same VIZ. same. same VS.. same:
same va Joaeph Melleur

Ine new VrlcAua w. spOnn H.
Mpileur; same VIZ, same: same VS.. same !:
same w. Joseph Meilleur.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
and sepi1ny virtue Of four writa Of Heri
facas. to me directed by the honorable the SUI
perior District Coult for the parish of Orleans,
In the above entitled causes. for city taxes of
1862 1874. 1876 an 1875. will proceed to sell
at public auction. ut tho Merchants and Auc-
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street between Canal
and Customhouse streets, in the Second Dis
trict of this city, on MONDAY. November 3. 1877.
at II o'clock M. the following described proper
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated In the First District of this city, In square
number two hundred and nine, bounded by
~. Charles, Terpsichore, Carondeet and Eu-
terpe streets. designated as lot number thir-
teen, measuring thirty-two feet front on st.
Charles street by one hundred and twenty
eight feet In depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
City Hail. Now Orleans. Sept. 20. 1877. :
The eighth quarterly allotment OF Series OF
Premium Bonds will take place in the Office Of
the Administrators Of Public Accounts, on NOM
DAY. October 10, 1877, at 10 q. M. at which time
Forty-fve Series will be drawn.
$3.50 I'll j u DEMfI Adminisi rhtnr
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MUNICIPAL AuvEarrsgMEuTs.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT or IMPROVEMENTS, !

DEPARTMENT or IMPROVEMENTS, I
Room No. l6. City HHl
Now Orleans. September 80. 1877. j
Scaled proposals will be- received at this Of
flee until WEDNESDAY. October 10, 1877. at IL
M, for the repair Of the nuisance wbarves in
the Third md Fifth Districts, In accordance
with specifications on file In the Office Of the
City Surveyor.
The city reserves tho right to accept or reject
any and oil bids
JNO. MCCARTNEY
non OF Adm n at ratpr
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BY Marks, Levy & Co.
DRY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS. NO
TIONS.
SUCCESSION OF WILHELM GRANER.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
BY Marks, Levy & Co

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No,
DY A. MARKS, LEVY j. CO.-Alex. Levy. Auc-
WtDNE DAY. Oct. 8. 1877. at II O'Clock m.
will be sold at public auction. at No SO Nigga
zine street. by virtue and in pursuance to an
order from the Hon A L. Tissot, Judge OF the
Second District Court To- the IRISH II Orleans,
dared september 10, 1877. for account of said
succession
A large and extensive assortr emit OF DRY
GOODS. FURNISHING GOODS and NOTIONS.
Terms-Cash. sea5 ~ oc3
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NOTICE TO DRUMMERs AND AGENTS.
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, |
4
New Orleans. Hsntam

New Orleans, September "a. 1877. J
The following Is published for the 'inf1rma<
ton Of oil DIsUMMERS AND AGENTS, selling
nv samBn.
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JUDICIAL ADvER EASEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
by G. E. Girardey.
sEXTENsIvE SALE OF
CHOICE COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENCE
PROPERTY,
Comprising the
THREE-sTOaY BRICK STORES.
Forming the southwest corner of Camp and
Gravier streets.
OPPOSITE THE CANAL BANK.
THE TWO STORY DOUBLE BRICK TENE-
MENT.
Nos. II and 10 perdido.
Between st. Charles and Carondelet streets.
THE MISSISSIPPI COTTON PRESS.
Embracing the entire square formed by Tehou-
pitouas. Religious, Richard and Market
streeta,
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED WITH STEAM
COMPRISING APPARATUS, ETC.
THE BRANCH COTTON PRESS.
Next adjoining. and embracing half of the
square formed by Thoupitoulas, Religious.
Market md 1T. James streets.
THE ANCHOR YARD AND WAREHOUSE
Forming the northwest corner Of Tchouptou-
las. Belechssse and st. Thomas streets.
THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE, PROPERTY
Forming tho southwest corner Of Esplanade.
Tonti and Barracks streets.
with garden, etc.
THE HANDSOME COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
No. 9e9 Canal street.
Between Roman and Prieur.
THE TWO STORY DOUBLE TENEMENT.
No. AGO Charities.
Between spain and Vaudeville streets.
THE FRAME COTTAGE, WITH GARDEN.
In Carrollton,
On Clinton between Green and Second streets,
JUDGMENT CLAIMS. ETC.
SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION.
IN THE MATTER OF
MRS. EUPHROSINE CONAND
wJn0W DE THE LATE + T,ETDREy
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VICTOR LETOREY EFT AIS.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No 30 ,4a2.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-06
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE BLAND
SILVER BILL.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE BLAND
SILVER BILL
The regular monthly meeting Of the Chamber OF
Commerce was held yesterday, Mr.. George W. Lane,
Vice President in tho chair
Mr. Samuel B. Rugges reported that the memorial
OF tho Chamber 10 the President and Congress had
been sent TO Washington in relation to the called
ssBland Silver bill, !" and he was happy to state that
this measure killed, solely through the influence
OF this Chamber; and, while there should be proper
act passed this subject the bill before the last
Congress was not in such shape would give any
relief tho people Silver and gold should be issued
money, at just valuation, and the foreign countries
must move first and take the initiative on this ques-
tion. II the governments at Washington, London
Paris and Berlin would agree. they could easily rcgu-
late the silver and gold currency, anu IN ac tins IS
tho only solution oil tho problem. he hoped that at
the meeting Of Congress In June tho President Will
make some reconmc ndaton that subject
On motion o. Mr. ]. Austin Stevens, the subject Of
making suitable arrangements Tor tho celebration Of
the hundred and ninth annual anniversary dinner
referred TO the Executive Committee with power
The Chairman appointed Messrs William N. Vcr-
mtlyea anu George A. Jarvis committee TO examine
tho treasuror's accounts.
communication received from Mr. Hamilton
A. Hill, OF Boston, in relation 20 ght dues and that
the Boston Board oil Trade mad adopted suitable reso
iutions the subject he requests the New York
Chamber OF Commerce also 10 pass rcso uons memoir.
alizng the British Government In favor OF the abo-
ton OF ull light dues, and adds:-"lf the American
shipowners through their government were prepared
urge IRON the dues collected their
tho Joint effort might be successful At the present
time those uues fail chiefly ON British vessels, but Tor
one, because we should not be asking so much rs II
tonnage werc larger as we hope IL will BIO before
many years."
Tho subject was referred to tho Committee on
Foreign Affairs
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Meetings Of the creditors OF John Q. Hoyt and
Androw Mckinney, tho well known railroad spccula-
tors, were held yesterday at the Office OF Register
Dayton As both men were jointly interested in most
OF the transactions the meetings held at the Same
time and tho creditors fled their claims against both
parties separately although IN many instances they
were for tho Same amount Very few creditors at.
tended personally, but q large number wero repro
sencd and great many proofs Of debt were taken.
Tue choice OF assignee first In order, aud after
consultation II found that all the creditors were in
favor OF Mr.. Calvin Goddard, an accountant OF No 81
street, and he declared duly elected assignee
in both cases. Several hours were occupied IN the
creditors nng their proofs OF debit and claims amount
ing TO over $500 the OF each bankrupt were
admitted. The principal claims for which both are
Jointly liable admitted by the Register arc as foows:-
Trenor W. Park $685. 465 W. H. HOLSTER, $3, 200; f.
b. Webster S23 $50; Porter, Lowcry Soren. $2ll74;
Putnam County National Bank, $5062; W. ID. Warren,
Sal asa Claims In favor OF the New York Loan and
Indemnity Company filed against Mr.. Hoyt Tor
Sl2,743 and against Mr. Mckinney tor 800, I4S
warrant IN bankruptcy was received yesterday
by Register illinms against Michael H. Vandyke, tho
hotel Keeper OF No. rs Catherine slip who Is adJudi.
Gated involuntary bankrupt on the petitions Of
twelve creditors.
The creditors OF Jacoby Co.. cigar manufacturers,
OF No 200 Chathamstrcet, hold meeting at the Office
of Register Allen yesterday, and majority OF them
agrceu accept composition OF thirty cents on the
dollar on an Indebtedness OF Sl65, 900.
Proceedings the part OF Robert }. Wright for
composition with his creditors at nve cents tho
an adjournment was taken before any conclusion
reached.
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WALL STREET INTERESTS.

THE PANAMA EXCITEMENT ovER-ANorHER con-
FERENCE or THE REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE
COAL ROADS.
The only trace of tho recent desire mako capital
out OF Panama aud Pacific Mail affairs observable
tcrday was tho circulation early in tho day OF the
rumored embarrassment Of some large monetary con-
This report, Indefinite though IL was, stimulated
inquiry considerably but proved TO be short lived. as
the Clearing House authorities denied all knowledge
OF any such condition Of affairs
Alter the contradiction Of this report attention was
divided between tho railroad freight conference sup
posed to in progress the House. and the
meeting Of tho representatives Of tho coal roads,
rHE COAL coSpEREScE
The committee appointed by the coal roads repro
sontatvcs eleven O'Clock in the forenoon hav-
ing until r. N. TO prepare report for the consd-
Grafton OF the general meeting While they were in
session asccrtained that tho plan under consd-
Grafton provided for the Limitation Of production to
tho estimated consumption. II said II was first
intended that product Tor 1877 should be limited 70
L. tons In the report subsequently presented
this figure cut down to 5000 600 tons me prn.
cipai business OF the committee, however. was inc
adjustment el percentages 10 the different intcrcss
concerned. The following Is the report as presented
At The general meeting and adopted
REPORT
Tho reported the following as the proper quota
49, ''s 10 nu..., c,u...x r" CIT ssn
Lshigh Valley Railroad Company TO include Susque 20
Delaware and Hudson Canal Observation-Disclosures. l3h
hosa 81 S.% and and
WiiHcsbarre Coal Company. Observation-Disclosures. I51s
Pennsylvania Coal Company. 10
rSa each interest DO len free to sell a, any price or in
II desire. and that committee OF thrco
prepare proper monthly allotment OF ton
based assumed product 70 competitive points
tho 1877 Of soOooo tons and to report proper
plan provide for adequate security being to guard
against any interest overlapping its proper quota.
WHAT THE ARRANGEMENT COVERS.
Tho 5000 600 tons includes the amount already FOR
warded. BY this arrangement the Pennsy vania Coal
Company submits 10 u decrease OF tonnage AND the
Lehigh Valley obtains an Increase The present ar
rangemcnt differs IRON the old combination in this
respect ut least, that In The original combination
prices fixed monthly. and II was obligatory on
each to keep up tho prices, and it because they
did not nil 40 SO that the disruption came about lu
order TO hold the companies TO the present arrange
ncnt Mcssrs Gowan, Dickson and Sayre have been
appointed committee to report penalties for viola
ton and will present their plan at meeting 70 DO
Tuesday.
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The Board OF Supervisors OF Rich mond county met
at the County Treas urers Office, clifton, yesterday
owing to the experts employed to examine the ac-
counts OF cx-Treasurcr McRobcrts not having COM
pIc,ed their work no action was taken the matter
Tho Il is Understood, will complete their
labors and able give balance sheet 70 the Board
ut tho meeting to DO held ncxt week.
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A BOGUS BONANZA.

THE SILVER MOUNTAIN MINING COMPANY DE-
CLARED A HUMBUG
"Thc Silver Mountain Mining Comp any," which has
It's Office at No. 1913 Broadway, according to tho ad-
vertisement and circular was denounced some tlmo
ago a concern without a proper business basis.
Yesterday afternoon Superintendent waInng received
letter from Virgina asking him In relation to the
company, OF which tho following enclosed circular was
the prospectus-
OrricE or SILVER MOUNTAIN MINING CoNrASY,l
No. LIB BROADWAY. INV YORK.
Fec. 20. 1877. }
DEAR SlH--knowng your commercial standing to he
good, make This proposition to you viz It yuu will
assist by placing few shares this comppnys
the hands Of reliable persons IN locality Will give
you OF tue reserved OF the company rec
from tor each i've shares you place III YOU
confident you can place twenty five shares. Will
send you i've shares IN your name, order that
you have the certificate OF to show. should
you not he able to place twenty-five shares, yen
could keep the live shares Wy getting
and take twenty i've or take them YOURSELF such
opportunity may never again Hope will DO able
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Six parcels disposed OF yesterday at the Real
Estate salesrooms, No. Ill Broadway, as follows:-

Six parcels wore disposed OF yesterday at the Real
Estate salesrooms, No. Ill Broadway, as foilows:-
KExSELLy.
At public auction, to close estate the two story
prick stables ne ss;r sn o * sa, s
and ii 100 g 20 70 I Thomas J. MeCanil for $4,000
sale John = noass nsp referee Of
house Win 10. 2aai9o; q p., 3n ST.; .s $50
lin r. -" ~. ~ $500
Foreclosure SALE K r referee. q the building
with 10, saxloos on IVES, 5o.h st., NJ $, s2aa GOO
Foreclosure sale, s; Ds ksy IsieIee q building,
St. the Union Dime Savings Bank. plaintiff,
ny II. y. mAKSrrr
Foreclosure sale msssaI referee ,os q eish.
Gray av., West Farms cath ward. to George II.
Similar sale. F. " Ioew referee Of 20 lots 25xioo
S s., ~ Seresa Sc nv ana
dncudng encumbrances, .................... 1880
Total sales for the day $4,000
,.,av u Il. n. 81 iS,h st.. 2,xo4: Emma
ba ANU and husband Msrss sipser @ sls5oo
same 1s.5oo
IrSi"s S e a.% i7yioss
18TH s.. H. s.. 2ll.3 H. q Of 4,h av.. is.sxiooll;
p "a" ;as and
non,o" /. : :. Co ncr Clinton t., S5sioo Imam
ucl hllman 70 ,Josepn Mehlheiser 400
0 Robert l. n.rro" o and wife 70 iisaSes $500
H. Jones to Iiarieta h. Observation-Disclosures. 1850
Hnxabcth Meeher aud husband to New York
5s'h s' - i H. I" . 81 av is sso5. Cor.
nea Waters aud husband 20 Andrew W. Toombs.. 5000
LIST s., Al II. n. OF 18th ST., 4Sx04; Israel /.
Msas"" "y % A% asi = !" Of SD st; aislxioo;
h.aossnJ ssaaes 70 Mary Ros, scr T., $3.50
Uohn aud husband to John Il iden 1880
iysicp to Charles 4 Selson 10000
35th ~. n. s., l42.6ite OF 4th av 1s.exsso Maria
assl s 80 l s" W. Of sb ay soxos 8; william
as ~. nc % ne. q roasw"y a5x Stephen
Dwi in and vile to Lucy H. Valentine 80. 25ooo
f nah ST s;in.r and vile 10 Marin livingston
MORTGAGES
I pss and wia% w. wm Kings
cuinane, fatricK and wife. TO Charles H. 6ensch, -.
cr n,S =. soSs d ~ *AtS hi r. Of h st.. "
w. Of University place year. $50. $500. 1000
Breunich, Iiieronymus and wife, 20 Helena DIV .
Dus"n. Louisa a. 20 Mary i. Bcser No, aoi last
pnrSn, Louisa A.. to Morris H. smith, Of Eas;
, broadway e OF scammel, year. 2oo'
Franke Amsiia and husband, q 70 samnei Fredoers no
De Forest. h".s 4 and husband band to seher- 900
De Frece. sophia B and husband 10 Louis stix s.
OF 18th 81. Q. Of I.h av 5years....:,.;..s 5000
Griffin John a., 70 Henry 4 Cram. $ Of Charlton zoo
eager, Della L.. TO Manhattan savings Institution. 49,,
Hazard a. Emily .as others 81 q s 70 AasspS iics
Of Macdouga st., OF Minctta ST. years.,.... 5000
Humphreys, George W.. TO Leila y Mckesson 49,
Livingston john and vile 10 j ohm j. Barchcll On.
Lee. Eiinsbsth A. and husband. 70 Mary H. liench.
man, i6sth st. o. OF Concord Nv. t23d ward; 900
Livingston. John aud wife to H. Ellery Anderson. n
corner Of lst Nv. aud 18th st.; demand 4,o6u
3i,h ST. O. Of lth sv; $4,000
Same to Joseph r. kernochan, OF kivington ST., -
cot Norfolk st.; LOW
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SNYDER'S WEDDING.

Augustus Snyder, agod twenty-thrce, OF No. 100
Eighth avenue, arragnod In the F;fty-seventh
Street Court yesterday morning, charged with the
abduction OF Mary Lincoln aged sixteen the daughter
Daniel r. Lincoln, OF No. % Jane street. Mr. Snyder
wiling marry the girl, and, as she cx-
pressed liking for him, the pair adjourned 10 tho
Church Of the Advent, Flity-seventh street. where
fhauu vara nnHr
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70 paco from 50 10 Since the enclosed hook Of
bylaws was printed directors have ordered the Super
ntendent work the mine the .Oth iust
with MS large = force Of work 10 advantage.
Your patrons may desire 90 know when the
ent will bc made to them about the middle
Of March, enable continue the work on the mine
: : n. l.. TYLER President.
the Superintendent said that tho whole thing
nctitous that tho officers were incorrsct and
that II there were any such oice 1t all tho company
was known in commercial circlcs The victims
have been Numerous No arrests have boon made 80