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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-08

DRIDGEPORT. and al points on HouSat0nic
Railroads Fare II. steamer BRIDGE
PORT insp Lou D. ~. snG Bridgeport al
Il p.
potion & NEW-YORK AFR LINE r. R.
- WINTER ABRAEG EMrN r. rams leave s. l.,
a.. L. Itnl Crn,1L Depot Gay ,-nn lay tAcrilril
70 Col OWs:
D. m-T0ston Exur-,-. arrives: worcester, 49, p m;
3Ns o. 80 o. Rpas~-Tg'rs ;sS" this tam -
itrse City traa-ter Aarl and unj - LII, %
AR river los T. Pg'map palace cdTs tho1yh Win
II..j--Bo-tou sd Tash1a Express 81 epnz coach huiH
Cnrl uot Nashuf, orlns ~ shi cnahgs n
rItcS P1iLs4, $50 ui. No crst-r, 80 "a n 4sAl"
90 ~. stfali. ~ p. .i,ian a. .. i
n Tie 81. Jc-gey 'ity Msryia4d 1904
. ia.. aad HaIttn .tFc. &i0 q. ~. -
" H. II gN n. J. h. FO~IFP.
~no,i ,teaaput OeuI Passenger \ s1t
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave from foot Of Desbroscs Eld CoTi.at
sio T. H. fo- Washington ma the v-"st Elohmend
Charleston add the -ogb pullman tirioT 'ooi New forS
u F9ltnufo correction lCf
Cincinnati. Il LOUIS, i.n.t!s lie, 80.
D. Washington and TIE West ana ior FlciiA"'0
Wis tol1n-s ifsn New ofE ~ btiuie
aEd Washington; making close connection T 'Icas', 'I-
cinpa3i Lg;i,svIle. -. Lonln t1bt fnrgn. &c
D.. t-c -u'i est. lHi+i' s.
sleeper. ron Baltimore AID lsi-n ion niu
Zoe. competitors Chicago. Cincinnati. Lptstilr- -
j. us. Pitts -csta and South West Connects I
Washington win raiAs r LyHclIu.S FLORIDA NeN-oI4,A
and The south
.,d -r t.ttt-, tJut
p and nr-or.sS ats. and Depot, jersey cay
ask FOR TICKETS VIA
BALTIMORE AND Oh ILE0AD
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Steamboats, an0 Eailroaos

RRTDGEPORT, and all points on I0usat0nic
> aud Ven licg ta Fare II. steamer B.lDG r.
PORT CsIilInasp II i@u .. AND Bridgeport al
4
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Gteamtoais aa0 Railroa0s.
VEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

4 FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
1 Al RAN CEMENT OF PA5o4SHEk TRAINS Jan. i.
I~7--L,a,c dni-ts tGat II CoTiuat AID DsbrI.z:s
$50 D. Is prt. daily for tlstou. tetletm Al
fltt-au,
Ithaca, Ebur3 E0cer ter, Buhan, Niagara Falls, ant the
cs.. Pullman 5 isI- A., az fsghrd-
EgBT q. ~AIlE. -gpt. and Engr
General EasieIn Olce, corner % CTch and t0rtlnd
ttiA~. II. CUMMINGS. Agent.
NEW-HAyEN, HARTFORD &c, Fare, 81
y t-amcrs Peek snip tIr ew aavrn ri .Sl,
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6ltuatlous UGgtco--feMales.

GOOK-By Il Protestant woman of 30; very
- respectable and highly recommended very excellent
cook meats iis! fowls &c; makes nice Suls very
Die. &c; and eileen about her
honest. and 9bigiDH cCiltry or
civ CaU AZ BOOKHA4IS removed To $50 4thaye., near
,4tIrst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-08

nRESSMAKER- BARBER will make
~ The latest sty c; reasOnabie at home or otler-
wise. I Is Ot-ase.. y \.
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Country Board.
sNASHINGTON.-Visl ~ WASHINGTON
can h. 4rromoIted with comfort ia a ,it sa'
rrivet. ne .. nee n The most desirable part 90 INC tt
SItg,ENAN lY2s Massachusetts ave. Opposite iAIfs@
Circle
Board and Rooms Wanted.
TApV and GENTLEMAN. brother and
~ aist.r BOARD ustu trh rih ana ira, ".. 'ir
rom wth IRE aad s ana on sin,r i'S :, n 80
80 per eek Address ,. r. y, pt0"n lb'1. ON'e 4'-'0
BrpuGWgy.
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EASTERN AND WESTERN FARMS.
ONE "PoOR" FARMS IN VERMONT PREFERABLE TO

SOMk POOR" FARMS IN VERMONT PREFERABLE TO
LANDS IN MINNESOTA.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Not long ago you published letter on
The deserted farms of the East in which the writer
pended deal of sympathy the poor toers OF tho
New-Hamnshre farms, and wished that they could be
induced to 10 the fine prares OF the West &c. DC
Allow tostae per contra that about The time your
respondent pennng that lameDtatlon The hard
working farmers OF the East CHANGED 10 call on Yer
mont farmer an old neghbor, who has never owned
other than poor farm which he has tOiled hard and
from the ayas ~ which he has brought up and educated
large family. Three OF his children, some years since,
came to Minnesota and took "hOneseads" OF fine
prairie land They were surprised that their father did
not s0il ont, leave Vermont and come at once to
the Great West. Calling the "Old fo!ks,"
found two of the three children spending the
Winter wish them. The daughter, having been for
four years in succession eaten and eaten out Of every
thing by the deyournc grasshopror, has como her
poverty 10 her early home for shelter. younger
brother who has spent two years Ia Min nesotn, has
abandoned his claim. and is willing 10 deed il TO the
"h0ppcrs or any one else who may want H. Either OF
tcr would exchange their 80 Of fertile prairie
for OF those "dcsere9 New Hampshire farms and
think they had made good bargain.
lady writing mo from Marshall MINI, says: 81 had
hOmeslssded 50 and put IN IL acres OF mproV emcht,
Thinking the produce would afford lac nv board ~ letst
But winged destroyer came, and devourcd root and
branch every thing. There are hc ones as vel
There is already silent, uncOmplininc suffering
We'll the tOiicrs the cold sony fIms OF the East
tell us more plui1l tae than tn3tt ana ms IS nor ire
We do not deny that the West IS 1n0 farming cuniry,
but som. of NJ think il has rather too much soch-Of
certain lind-for its products We decidedly prefer
New gland farm that VIII afford us white beans ana
DniDpk rs IN reasonable ,Deasurc = Western farm
raises lis own giassiopperB Nou vii! yoGr MI. Dunell
practical sensible way by winch thesc Nel!ers rich
Western farms can DO saved from immediate and press
INK hungerl The case ia an urgent one Will nay, very
many OF them. ALTHEA.
Rochester, Mimi Dec. TO- 1876.
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A SUGGESTION FOR TIE TnEATERs.

TO "a EdtIUF OF TITO TIT :" TT
SIR The Brooklyn fire has given rso to
many suggestions by which grca,er safety IN theatorr
and other public buildings might be attained. Nay
have few lines OF space which 10 make one! would
sil.grst that upon the foot Of every programme be
,rintnd diagram Oh the thcatcr bail in which the
performance il taxing place, ana upon hese daFIaHa
every means % Crcss from the building should be dis
tinctly marked Corresponding numbers shoud be
placed over the DOORS and by this every thcaai
goer would become perfectly familiar with the means OF
wi case OF fire or pauc, for the diagram would bG
constantly before his eyes nc could not glance AZ the
nothing to inc cyprnse Of Tho ay-b and To
roo safc measure to b- neglected by manager. At al
events submit ny suggestion 10 the pubic, hoping IL
,,'o,. rtraiye some attention ANNIE 4. HONELL6.
(j7Jtbfc Ian 4. 1877.
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ULSTER COUNTY COURT ITEMs.

RospouT, n. Y. Jan. 1.-THE case of John
O. Babcock and other, against william iibbey, the sur
yyine partner OF A. stewart for S4oooO damages iof
n h,,-acb Of contract which the calendar OF the
Crut Court for the present term has BEEN on account
~ tc l,sonGe IN Europe OF witness named Rogers put
ever 10 Juue 10, when Judge westbrook VIII hold =
sueeiai term 10 try IT, . -,
Heayy damage suits against the Citizens steamboat
Cmna1y growing out OF the sunnysido disaster, have
gone over all the next term
oiTh. trial OF william j. Conroy, noted burglar ana
ass eyser will begin on Monday COnroy indicted
for arson In firing the house OF August supple on t "a
Of November last and also for mur,r IN attempting 10
Nm suppess family by blowing up Tho house 81 the SAME
tine Ksyssr WAS indicted AL accessory.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Continned frem Fourth Pegc.

80, .airst their doing this 1.-THE women had assumed
sbs ofcn OF public toachoTs in certain mapner-wlth
r their yailsand he had shown that on that hccOunt
o ~ ot manner IL was Improper for them to assume
,h Office OF public teachers and ~ coniuet the ueyos
- he rurch The force OF the argument IN Chater NJ
a. mat he there sstea would he sufficient reason
nrInSt the practice there were no other II WAS
n,T1ry Ia MI docercy and prOprety that they should
s1,,gar I'm that manner In public. ie here aICues
ipst the practice ground forbids IL
90 shows that on every consideration wns 70 DO re-
',lei rs Improper for them even so much es 10 asA
oncstion N time OF public service There ~ .eIol9'
W tnropsistClcy between tho argument in Chapter XII
ns tbe statement hcrc and the force oil the whoe is
mt on every consideration improper and 10 DC
xrassly prohibited for women to couGnct the oeYuiis
~ hr church. does not refer 10 those vile claimed 20
e in spred only but 10 all 10 does not refer merely 10
90. al pbic preaching but to all nets OF speaking or
en- asking questions when the church assenhleu ior
orbIic worship No rule IN tic New Testament Is moro
.ositive than this. - - -,
t0''''' ANOTHER MINISTER OF TuE GOSPEL
go,1edM Conn. Jan. s, 1877.
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TEXAS AND KANSAS AS STATES.

10 ne EdttOr or the Trtbune.
SIR: In TIE TRIBUNE Almanac for 1871
you Will find table OF admission OF States and their
population on admission In that table you will fud
that Texas Was admitted Dee 20, 1s4S. ana KANSAS
Dec. 6. 1853. la the Almanac for 1873 you vail hnd III
Tie list States that voted for president in 3d. the
siae Texas In 1860 you viii fail to find the vote OF
Kansas there not mistake about these figures
AeeaTk, y. j., Jan. A, 1877. hb"Ahh'
The two dates Of admission given on page 20 OF
the Almanac for 1871 are incorrect, and the tables
Of popular votes for President in 1913 and 1860 il
the Almanac for 1873 are correct. Texas was adj
United 10y joint resolution, approved Dec 20, 1918
Kansas was admitted JAN 30, 1861. Texas, there
fore properly voted in 1S4S and Kansas first voted
fOr President in lSG1.-Edl
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A USE FOR SURPLUS APPLES.
THEIR VALUE As FOOD FOR FARM SrOCK-E&PE-
RIENCE or A TENNsYLVhNItN.
TO the Editor OF The Trtbuac.

THEIR VALUE As FOOD FOR FARM SIoCh-EAPE-
RIENCE or A FENNSYLVkNItN.
TO me Editor OF The Trtbuac.
SIR: | see in nearly every paper mention
made OF an ovcrstock OF apples in the market No
doubt apples are sold for less than The cost Of barrel
freight. why should this continue, apples good
wholesome food for all kinds of stock Why run Inc
risk giving them away sent l6 barrels Of apples 10
Pittsburgh Pom. early In the season. and return was
made of som, thing one dole for the lot over
freight and charges Here woro aD9Ut * bushels 0f
prime applcs and barrels and time given for bus
little more than one dollar.
thou opened my orchards and gave nay hogs ana
ADIut tho middle of OojOier made CIDER Tor family
use and then gathered my apples cdretully-ScYcrai
hundred bnshe!sant then stored them away In my Gel
Lar u layer OF GO fecE by 20, ana
every feet square set eu SNAIL sh~af of 81 rghl
rye straw ventilItor ana tCOleT. Ny apples arc
hopping exceedingly well ana after feeding ny cattle,
sheep hogs and horses with tho poorest fruit began
feeding thom my hand picked aiplos. aud think alto
geihCr with Il good result IUu@h that hereafter /
snail crowd nll GarEt al the FISK Of selling apples
for - IntIc tIhc may bcic say thHi / nm itctung II
considerable lot OF S6p applies and tncy are DONG
better than have had similar lots do Tor years pas,
when fed with grain Millions OF bus :cs of apples have
been suffered TO to lOss Ia the Gued states, appt-
renCy want Of knowledge that hey pAy wei FOR PICK
uIg iOT stock aiUHe. AsHUkf 5IRCBLL
fayeHc County. Ptnn. Dee 30 1870.
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not promulgated until several months later. 1t
is not probable possible that De Graef
saluted the Star and Stripes. That honor Is still
claimed for Paul JONES' as ne claimed TO have
obtained 1t in official letter dated Feb o. 1878. by
forutous circumstance the 18th OF February, 177S
from the French Admiral. La Motto Piquet In Qmteron
Bay. The history OF the American flag by Rear Admiral
Prcblc. page 174, account of tho salute the
Continental nag by Dc Graef and page 1919 OF the
rk Will DO found account of the first salute
10 the Stars and Stripes
All honor 20 DE Graef being the first 10 honor md
recognize the claim of the young Republic W the West to
recognition But Paul Jones must he deprived OF
the honor OF having been tho first 20 rooeiye for
the Stars aud Stripes present evidence. y.s.N N.
Washington, Jan. IL, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
DENTAL PRACTICE.
ETHER AND CASTLE RAILWAY CASE.


70 the Editor Of The TrabUne.
SIR: Allow me to correct u slight error con
tanned in your report OF the roccn, doAth in dentists
Office at Railway. You say The lad Gied in dentist,
chair after inhaling ether" Aferwa.d you say, III
tho absence Of the doctor his administered tne gas
at the special request of the boy" Now cthr: Is not
gas" but q quid Yet from the fact that the word
Ris was used, many Of your readers might infer that
nitrous oxide gas administered Ether Is Admins
tered II the form Of vapJr from sponge or napkin IT
is not properly gas. do believe that death IN hS
ease rps ted from the effects OF tho ether a. only very
small quantity was administered. The hoy was materially
delicate ana nervous and the nervous NciidDy was
aggravated 10y lorgsucnG truin an aching tooth lie
was I'm lust TIE condition which anHstlc was
essential lie died from nervous shock cons 4nent upon
drawing the tooth. incident which has occurred
lwlhGU: any anGsihCtc) maUy times In DENIAL practice
The small quantity OF ether taken ny tir hd only asGf
waited his nervous cXcitaby. sufficient quantity ~
ether should have been given 10 produce rHue lnstlal
billy ~ which the nervous shock ~0hld hay" been
avoided q. q. COTTON.
Nm lOIE Ian 8. 1877.
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THE DEBT OF TENNESSEE.


RESOURCES OF IRE STATE AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO
MEET TIE DEBr-METHODS FOR Bridging OVER
THE HARD TIMES.
10 the EditOr Of Thc Tribune.
SIR: 1 notice in yOur issue of to-day that
y, speak Of movement the part OF Tire Doudhoders
Of Virginia. North CaOipa. ana Tennessee looking to
reduction Of debts Of those States by system, sup
pose - scaling down the amount OF the bonds. or r.
Gucriu 81 the interest warrants SO far as the state of
Tennessee Is concerned cannot but think this Is ms
tase have heard OF movement Of this kind, nor go
tak the state asks it, Her debt is mere bagateHc
compared with her Including the coupon or
Jan l. 1871 she is only three in default, and with the
taxes now being collected she will undoubtedly pay
another coupon Qhat of Jan. j. 1870 In lie" month";
s. IT increase in the taxes UWo or Ihfco nuns
tue doaIl would I've abundany suinClent io pay the
coupons ulary, and II hardly be suppose mat
State such magnificent resources would dsk Ito credit
os 10 accept 81 a reduction of the bonds.
II, hos NcI concessions asked Tor IN view OF lht
la.d times Of the present, let tie state propose 70 VIC
creditors pay for the next coupon go instead 90 go
ON for "a year until able 20 pay the lace
value. ! think etenths Of the bOndbOdcrs would
tie bonds they are ana when good tunes returned Inc
Remainder could be paid.
Ia the tue certificates without interest," cOulu do
issued for the unpaid, reGeemaDe at the pleas
uc VI the state Tennessee does not ASK iJl rcphdAt"
IL any form She only asks little time, as we are al
dong, 10 turn around. boADhOLDbh'
ACic- lOri. Jan. g, 1877.
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District OF Columbia 5.65 bonds are III demand nc
To- the advance being partly due to the recent
opinion of the Solicitor OF the Treasury,
Cured in by the Secretary of the Treasury, and trans
mtted by him 10 the treasurer of the United states
for his Guidance. Tine Secretary decides that, IN
estimating capital stock Liable 10 duty, a National
bank NAV deduct such 3.6J bonds AS II may own.
and bs relieved from the payment OF duty on lis cap
Itai stock 30 chat extent. Missouri PLAIN SKIES sold
at lOtla, closing 1914 paid and bid. tennessee
SKIES new ISSUE were steady at 43i2, Special Tax
North Carolnas selling at il2. There were sales Of
Brooklyn Water Loan SKIES at l07. In the city
bank stocks American Exchange $50 sold at los,
Park lOl q. Jos. aud Continental 10 ~ 40. here
was brisk business IN railroad bOdds, covering
large number OF varieties 81 issues being repre-
scented nc the first board the entire sales footing up,
however but Sl27, OC0. Toledo and Wabas Il tirsts
advanced TO lO3a- but there part ciilar
change in the prices of other conspicuous securities.
Mr.. ii. l.. Caldwell yesterday was icadmltiod 70
tbs Stool, Exchange.
The Guaranty Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared a seini-annual dividend ot five per cent.
Tho Lombard Insurance Company announce their
usual semi-anual dividend of 1--we per cent payable
on demand.
The earnings of the ST. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern railroad Company for the Grst week IN
January WEIR;
1917 -. siS9l9 1910. s479A Inc 1871. sJsj
The following arc the imports OF dry gods 40 tho
port OF New YORK for the week endng to-day and
since the beginning of the year compared with tho
corresponding periods of previous years:
intrted the port. seats255 s2fi7.ifs sicG&l,i
TnrOwnon msrtot.... 2Sos7l4 2.SsS.joi i."'9Zio
Inc 1890 sgssqsE 2sf3ess
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Cnnuirn ilfnl Getate for 9nIe.

DOR SAIE-LEASE OF FARM, 100 acres;
4 stock implements. p1asessI n q. H. GARDINER ENG
SION -uurr.Ct CO., Eastern shore, Ma
lH0R SALE, cheIp--A small FAiM OF Clght
ac,es one nile IRON depot u lnln road brick HOUSE,
with i've In1ins horse AMI cCY stables workshop !rh
nrry anu other buiings al kinds o ch";r' IFh' ferS
ifrfi land siI,4"l" Or truck mfu Bhhng5 worm 'r
money. Price 49, q. half cash, bi1Lc- ~,OD yearly All.
to r. PDOI og 20 r. O East S;TOu4SOaG;. tvnL, or " Il
DAVIS TRIBUNE OAoe. y. y
ltREENWICu! RIVERSIDE! COUNTRY
N HOMES. oil sorts. sae I'ui. eXt1ant'i inv-tiA
couv, nie ccs shore hour froL city rNi $ alir
Absolutely !ratty tiTclas, AIWNtElt hi'crs'rr Dan
NOTICE 10 STOCk-RAiSERS AAD FA{N-
~ IRS-T4r V@itisur has tIart ~ l.JpJ acres" ild
In Missouri well waolod and mbere, and Il ar three ran
roads About 900 improved Tie has fine herd u
Durham ana comaon stock Berkshire GDd olndChlnI hoss
about 20 - hue brood mares with colts iroh me
sta,s The farm has uJusr- large 31r ice nous
d,y h,.is anI a,aa :or BOZ h.2t % 7i'oH ne
Will furnish one ; - he capital NDhe bd' pc ''7 " '
frru u q 10 900 need Ihih IL good Gl@ if
rcison Dr.ils capital, and lunsrir A.uS,s : a
RAISER caro Oh =. w. Aver 8 son, Tunes BnilIIg I"i
drpHi.
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ing $1,000 shares. at the Stock Exchange to-day,
$4,000 shares were in Western Union, Is one
way Of saying there was little or no other market
to comment upon. This speciality engrcssed the at
tenton Of all in rise from 1888 to 74ss, either
parcipators in the tradings in endeavors to turn
the movement into roaring farce" Some wags,
who thought the major part of the transactions
the result Of matched orders prepared tickets num-
bered from 10 A. and, watching their oDportuDi-
ties, fastened them upon the backs Of the brokers
who had been most actively engaged in buying or
selling round lots Of ZOO more. and then amused
themselves by calling for the number which they
chose TO imagine ought to have the next order.
Aside from this byplay the stock exhibited remark
able strength, and advice was freely giyon 10 all
spectators to buy the stock. OF the movement
or causes nothing reliable is known beyond tho fact
that new pool has been formed TO forco tho
shorts into cornering. The extent of which, or
how near full il may be- we have no means Of Judg.
ing but that there is nothing in the property either
present or prospective which warrants any advance
in tho price Of the stock we learn from trustworthy
source. or the remainder Of the market there is
little to be said Illinois Central lost al Of its rse
of yesterday, selling down 10 GOig06lis. Rock
Island was steady at 1904, Notwithstanding that
the receipts of grain at Chicago published in to-
days TRIBUNE, brought out q response by blank
statement that the earnings of the company for the
first week of January showed an increase of $4,000,
without detail 10 the amounts of earnings for
either 1876 OF 1877. The coal stocks were feature
less but inclined to DO lower. For the fluctuations
in other stocks the reader referred TO the suoined
table, which shows tho
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
gpw.YnRg cry

55th ST. II g. 2084 II c OF Loxin gtOn-svo. 168xl005
Geo Tanning and wife ~ Albert Sator. 1000
&4h,st, q l25 II v Of 2d-ayc, l30xloO Geo Z Elder
ao,st : - 30g6 q v Of 6tb ave isxss O. WIN II be
Forest and wife, Michael O'Iicly Nominal
cosrin to joseph iiaIe 5000
boulevard, q! ySth ~, 1O0xl0Ol1 Il: Jane a
Parks 70 WIN Nominal
wifc 70 Charles Wahiig 1T. .........-... $4,000
l. WSIe and husband 10 Hanson corning -. 22.5OO
Tsos Taylor and wife 10 BanIlnin Wairon -. 5000
Shirley and wife TO Geo Elder -. $4,000
Broadway, u 73ist, rs IINllf; Bernard
sDaldng aud wife to Robert Il Stresi ..-.. l050)
7sth.st = = IUOlt " Of Ave A, 25Iin22; Edward
i.aabi,schek ard wia Margaret Lauih Nominal
and vie 10 james irowirhigc 1875
% ave, \, l06.1l9t Il jlstst, l65 '2xlUJ Horny
Hardtcr " julius Barren $500
p, A9l ? Of 33dsi lS.61ssJ: Elizabeth
Heierck and husband fo John 1000
Wa'hinYtOnayc 40 II n OF 3d-st- 1l.2NlOOO
ga Ward; Valentine Frees aud wife To Ei@Deth ooo
Locusiavo u y s. lOUxl5O can Ward Henry storey
10 National Bank Of Rcpnnic ......... -. NomRa
+ Barnes 10 julia NJ waiter 49,. N omna
lz3d st, 525 IL of 9th ave, JjKlC0ll, Edward p
Steers and wife to Marian d ...... Nominal
luxe often end Wife to Jno Bohiing 10000
Of itspm6ie to iadwg Branswg' =. 1880. $3.50
3lst H. II A. 2l26t g OF SHAVE, l6ONSS9; Murray
Hofnan H. referee, ELLEN Ward leoOJ
Ward a CasserIy ra to Chas Iarn.l---... -: 1000
Jti o. 201.lb r. g Of 2daYe. 2l5h9b.2 John 1890
Th0E,ssson to Albert d0weky 10000
iOinciaLl j. i. SAVAGE, Deputy ItegIsteI