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The New York herald., 1878-03-26
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

OFFICIAL real. ESTATE TRANSFERS..
The following statement, showing the real estate
transactions recorded in the Registers oce March
25 1875 is obtained from Augustus I. Docharty, Dep
uty Register
9th st. n s. l5o IT, 8. of 4th av.. Ie sxos; Charles
o, + Vponns 70 Anna q NJ "a Ryan slo7So
9ys 1 ,go and Il Martin
I'd s s.anas M and s S q, a2a sy s sheas
Az: ": corner Of Il, la,,a ward, John i.
Central av cassh ward; caroins Heinz Conrad o,
Union st. esd waidi acha. srian to Ei.aje.n
James 81 DO ;ie Georse L. Ki,chin; executor
jane. s"%'i sa No u % aS GEORGE h. Kiciins and wio
74.s Il same s n s. $50 it. '. Of as L. s5xi55 oaas Non"
rae schmidt and husband to A Germ. $3.50
Fan farmer. s loan an and and trust Company % to James H.
Francis and wife 70 a. f. Bon:econ 1880
liam Stack TO senjamn y alaco. ......... -. $500
'Ias che and Jacob ssss.oa s9na
'Iln B. olaRon sna iasSanG ssSr %
24sn Gs's st. S. IFS IT. E. Of Madison av, a5xas '-'
b. Carpenter to Mary J. Sylvester 1850
wssi Say ST. "t%Vs So Cos = cnaris. H. Lyons Walter
solS nSos. s. n s. iso IT, o, 9;h az. a;sese G. Nom
$50 asI"n M r. ID .1 sis sass j. H. Dough 1900
erss Gssrse) to William Johnston ............. 1000
Grand st., No. 237. store, L. &aumann to Joseph
Sd av., No. 1857, William II. Neidig to Mary Z.
Chatham ST. No. 2o7 A. Flanagan to H. Schentser 1850
3d av., W. n. OF 18th St.. A. V. H. Stuyvesant to
T. Kykert Il years. l4S
Henry ST., 8. DOT No. SSD. G. q. stevens to W. A.
East 4sh IT, No. asi T. schci to John H. Gross;
years ooo
MORTGAGES.
Andrew. John E., to Joseph Cristadoro. No. 6S
Maiden lane; years .S2OOOO
Briggs. Charles g. and wife, to Maria Briggs. Ber-
rian cath ward) 3years................ 1000
Demarest. James H., to Farmers Loan aud Trust
Company OF l27th st g. OF 4tE years. l05UO
Lyons. Charles, to Jacob NJ. small, No 6Oi Water
Lander Andrew aud wife, to William r. Woodcock,
II. of 2utb ST., W. OF 9Th av. 5000
Neidig, William H.. to N. @. Neidig corner OF
81 av and SSth st.; year ....... .,..... 5000
Ingersoll G. L. and wife, to A. H. lngersoli. Grand
st., Nos 464 aud 4641s ........ ..........
Post, Addie And husband to Edward c. Post. No.
10 Marion 81; ars.......::.. ..........: 10000
PoznaDsk, H. and wife, to Rose Poznanski, No. 1876
Church ST. year. ................ ........ 7.5ot
Rogers. Elizabeth, TO Michael Varisn, of Union
st. cath ward) years 700
Reeves, L. DE n. and husband to John ID Lefnng-
well, n. Q. sorner OF North Moore and Vest sts.;3
years. .................... 5000
Smith. Bartlett and wife, TO Mutual Lite Insurance
Company, OF 10th ST. OF 4th av. year. Is, ,Oot
Sickles. George q TO Bowery savings Bank.
OF Nassau st., between John and FultOn 1u.OOt
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
SALES AT AUCTION.

A UcrIoN SALE THIS, DAY fweDSEsDAD.
"A PEKEMPrORY SALE -
OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
l20 WEST 23D ST.. NEAR 9Th AV..
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK
Tx octave fianofortes. steinway aud Chickerng
3 superb Parlor suits. in satin. %
80 pieces and costly Bronze ,
2 Marquetry Cabii cts 8
nlaid aud Sieuna marble top Tablea "
20 Purian marble statuetteA -
sevres and Ormolu Mantei Sets z
4 Pier and Mantei Mirrors D
10 Window Lace Curtains =
30 choice Paintings by eminent artistA
25 velvet and Brussels Carpets =
2 elegant Library Bookcases. y
: Library Tables to match
3 Ladies' Escrit1ires aud Workboxea
Turkish Lounges and Chairs
800 volumes OF choice Books. n
q solid walnut Extension Tables
elegantly carved Budsts
"a Dining Chairs covered IN leather -
2 China Dinner aud I en- sets. ~
~ pieces Sterling and Plated Ware
IL magnificent Bedroom suits, gilt and plain. =
20 white and black curled hair Mattresses y
"a French Pillows aud Bolsters =
Also Furniture OF kitchen and servants apartments.
R--Goods packed and shipped. Cash deposits re.
quired from all purchasers. Take 18th 7th 23d
Vt. stage to door. LUKE FITZGERALD. AuctioneeL
The New York herald., 1878-03-26

PEcK-DAKIx.-On Monday, March 25, at the resi-
dcnce of the BRIDES aunt by the Rev Joseph II.
Smith, W. EUGENE PECK, OF Chicago, to KATIE DAKIS,
of Newark, n. J.
The New York herald., 1878-03-26

DY RoBBKT soNERvILLE. AcCTIoNEER-TnIs
DDAY, II A.. NJ, Al "a uNIvERslIt PLACE. ALL
InE ELEGANi fUkNIICRk, CUMrLEiE ~ A
rnssSch TL4I-PI9No, GA.rsrs, 1uglAiSs, Mis.
ALSO A sUPERB BLACK WALNUT o AMBER SUIT
COST 81 100; ALSO 20 WILTON, BkU ssEl.S. VELVET
AND lN3RAlM CARPETss ALSO KlT1HBN UcHN,
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED..

USGER-KocH.-Sunday, March "a, 1878. Mr.. DAVID
car
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

10 Court being unable to agreo 10 verdict II was
that eleven oil the jurors Tor conviction.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-31
FROM BOULDER VALLEY.
IIusRANDMAN

,.,,oR UUsBAFDMAH'
If never rains but It pours" In bouiuer.
N eases a drouth follows a deluge. Last
Ina, we had lots Of snow and cold wealth
Th,s winter we have spring weather
r., :, wind or snow. Last sutnnle we
/ ", az abundance of rain and now 1t Is dry
"d a,,sty. Mr.. Diggan saw grizzlies last
i. which shows the temperature is too
,srn for them to hole up. Last winter we
E'.d q religious revival Of a weeks DURATION
u;,n The summer we were neglected, and
,,ow I see by the papers we are to have an
j tho, season Of gospel grace, which is truly
ss:na Of the church and will be heartily APP
,rpciated by our citizens. Why does not
R,ho churches send out a lot OF ministers. so
a,h,t every locality may have regular minis
".+;ou2 Are we not worth Outstanding
IT, i the living too scant? Do they think
tnoro j. a nearer way to heaven than
throueh Montana, or are the opportunities
- wedding fees too limited?P These inqui-
.,os are not made for dramatic effect, nei-
#tber are they copyrighted, but open for So
gution,
Y Same OF orr bachelor friends who have
heretofore prided themselves on their shape
land winning ways, now contemplate pre-
I serving their youth through the process of
Bdye;nq. so as to be y%oung-looking and ready,
Sas well as willing, when the evil daydraws
Hrioh. and the "waist places are to be made
#ulad." or words to- that effect, and it may
Ne that they are expecting something hal =
hen soon. | am averse TO ayeu4g just yet, as
am informed that
& There swims no gander so graybut soon or late
Will lind some honest goose for a mate
OlREs-TEs.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-31
AMONG TEE DEAD, FAILURES

OF the past, how many bogus nostrums may
be numbered! Beginning their careers with
a tremendous flourish of trumpets, blazoned
for a tifne<in the public prints and on fam
inc posters, soon, but not too soon, were
they relegated to the limbo OF things lost on
Garth. But Eostetter's Stomach blttels is
a living and thriving remedy. 1t 0 on,
curing and to- cure. Neither undefia1u nor
nen competition affect it,, On the contrary,
contrast with inferior rival preparations on
" ~inreases its popularity. 1t mas oeeif re-
peatedly initiated, butt without success.
rounterfeits of it have been surreptitiously
introduced, but haEee tallenshaf'.s. Every
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-31
>IOTiCE TO MINERS.
United States LandaO aic

Helena, NJ. T January Y, 1873.
Charles w. Cook and Benjanin.B. Cook, whose
post olIice address is Camp Baker, Meagher coun-
ty, Montana Territory, have this day filed theil APP
pllcation 10 enter as agricultural hand, Inatf the
homestead laws, the \ hall OF the S. i. quarter,
$ w quarter OF the s i quarter, the s Il quarter Of
the $ W quarter Of section . then V oanrter Of he
n W quarter; the S half OF .heN WanMr4er, and tie
N w quarter of the sW quarter Of seeaan is, IN
township No. s north range No 6 cast, which
land is suspended from entry.
Notice is hereby given that d hearing, will be
had ut this. Office on the 2tiiay Of March. a. d.
1878, at A03o clock u. m, to determine as % the
mineral or non-mineral character of sand land,
and testimony to he used upon said hearing will be
taken before the Register and Receiver. on the 20
day of March, A. ID. 1878, at 10 O'Clock q. m. "
rs alleged there are no known miners, nor mining
improvements upon said land
u-6Wen JsH. MOE, .RegsstStsSt'
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-31
NOTICE TO MINERS.
United, States Lahd ONCE,

Helena, NJ. n, january It'll, 1875.
John T. Moore, whose post office address is
Camp Baker. Meagher county, Montana Territory,
has thisday filed his application to enter as ag,icnl-
tural land, under the presumption laws, the + haI
OF the $ Il quarter of section "a, and the T. half OF
the N Il quarter Of section rs, in township No. u
north, range No. a east, which land lis suspended
from entry.
Notice is hereby given that u hearing will be had
at this Office on the Goth day Of February, A. r..
1878, at 10 O'Clock a. M, to determine ans to the
mineral or non-lnineral character OF said land, and
testimony to be used upon said hearing Will he
taken before William Gadlis, Il Notary Public, .stt
Camp Baker, NJ. r., on the 10th day of February,
A. ID. 1878, ut 10 o'clock,a. III. 1t Is alleged there
are no known miners, MOI, mining Improvements :
upon said land. j. ii. MOE, Register,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-31
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

RESOURCES: f
Loans and discounts (see schedule) J S5Ie, 974 06
Oycrdratts, 4,342 10
o.. S, bonds to secure circulation tpar
value so, 900 90
u. s. bonds to secure deposits (psr
svalue) 50, 1000 90
other stocks, bonds and mortgages las
per s~chedule) $3.50 05
ore account and advances on Silver and
Copper ores 81. 271 %
per schedu1ie) 6s, $40 So
Due from State banks end bankers (see
schedile) 1901 50
Banking House, SIS, 4G9 81
Other real estate 4 1875 90
Furniture and fixtures 1888 60
- l6, G83 Al
Current expenses and taxes paid 10,l56 y
Premiums paid 10 OuO w
Transient account ii ,06l 81
Checks and other cash items, including
stamps las per sehedhle) 1901 40
BiIls0f other National banks 4,22S 90
Fractional currency (including nickels) 1852 70
Specie, viz: gold 8 1854 80
:. - silver 1875 IS
Legal te%ndernotes 2,40o 90
Ra,lemp,io Fund with U. S. Treasurer
lation 2~,s5o'oo
Total, SOL ,s4l "a
LIABILITIES:
capita, stock paid in 800, 200 90
Snrnlus funa 20 1000 co
Undivided profits 81, 36l SO
cirea1at'ng;; notes received from $4,000 90.
Less amount on hand and with
Comptroller for burning o66 oo
Individual deposits subject to
check Slul,ois %
Demand certificates of deposit 6,022 SO
Time certificates of deposit 437, l55 "a
Fairfield checks 1856 90
w ---- 544, G46 Oh
un;+ed States denosits 81 ,b6l A
Deposits u. S. Discussing officers S3,S2o ~
Due to other National banks . 49o "a
ma to state banks aud bankers 50, III IS
Tofa,. ssIe s4l "A
r C., W. Knight, Cashier of the First National
| Rank of Helena, Montana Territory, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true, to the besto
nv knowledge and belief.
K. w. KNIGHT, Cashier.
Correct-Attesf:F =
$ ~ 5 Z Sa$ S$sf'ly. Directors.
| TaRR1ToKT OF MONTANA,
| County OF Eewis and Clalke;5
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7th day
ofJanuaTy ASS. No., sc,, x,a so,.,v p,,,,c.,,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-31
FOREIGMi NE VS..

LONDON, january 26.-It is believed that
sEarl Derby's resignation, which was.ten-
adcred in consequence of the orders to the
aheet to proceed to the Dardanelles, has since
been withdrawn. It is also thought that the
government will not deem it necessary to
|ask tor a supplementary. estimate, and that a
statement to tina effect will accompany the
announcement Ct the conclusion Of an ar
|miStace. Ii the vote is persisted lin, in the
lace of Turkeys acceptance of Rnssia's con-
I%litions. it will be opposed by the Liberals
by all the means in their power.
Trustworthy. advices from Vienna gindi-
aeate that Austria had also begun to look for
something more tangible than the general
assurance of Rassia's good intentions, and
has taken steps to obtain at least a formal
diplomatic pledge that the interests OF that
monarchy should suffer 10 detriment. The
communications exchanged are said to have
shown a more earnest desire than ever, on
the part of Russia, to maintain the good un-
derstanding hitherto prevailing, and it is be-
leved that, the present exchange of views
will lead to a satisfactory issue.
Germany also, according to a special dis
patch from Berlin. has, within a,few days,
warned Russia afresh that the terms Of
peace must be submitted to the Powers for
approval.
1t is said that the 5000. 900 to be asked
rom Parliament will be apportioned as toll
lows: $3,000,000 to the army. S., 000, 900 to
The navy, and 81, 900, Oo9 for contingencies.
GALLIPoLIs, January 25.-Guns are firing
a7eavy salute at the Dardanelles. The Eng
llh fleet is coming.
LArER.-Admiral Horribly took the fleet
up TO the mouth of the Dardanelfes, where
" the telegraph station he received the
coontermand and returned to Besika Bay.
COLOGNE, January 25.-Constantinople
news confirm the report that all the Russian
conditions were accepted by the Porte yes.
'e'uay afternoon. An appeal will be read
"7aay IN the mosques to prepare the pubic
m'ha for the news. Meanwhile, the condi
'Wl's are kept Il profound secret.
LONDON January 25.--The Queen has
,pilefred the Order of the Garter on King
Hatnbert.
nal Derby was not presentain the House
y LORDS tonight, but it is said was in the
''ooy, and his resignation :ssiffsuspense.
LORD Derby is still at tits foreign Office
me News considers it probable that tn,
s'efhment will reconsider its determine
20 demand a vote tor supplementary
4 ~ nTpies, and Dora Derhy'will this be ena
N'a 70 Withdraw his resignaion~..
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-31

Where it entrenches itself in the confidence
OF tne people; and well it may, for it is a
thoroughly reliable invigolant of the feeble,
nanlshes dyspepsia and constipation, braces
me nerves, cures rheumatic ailments and
Kidney complaints, and eradicates and pre-
venus Intermittent and reInittent levers.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-31
10 MINERS.
United States Land Office,

Helena, Montana, January 10, 1873.
Thompson kemper, whose post-otice address 10
filed his application to enter us agricultural land,
under the homestead laws, the n half OF the NsE
quarter of section %, township No. 8 north, range
No. 2 east, which land is suspended from entry.
Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be had
at this Office on the cd day Of March, A.. d. 1878,
or non-mineral character Of said land, and testi-
mony to be Used upon said hearing will be taken
before the Register and Receiver on the I'd day of
March, A. d. 1878, ut 1ep'cloak n. m. 1t is alleged
there are no known miners, nor mining improve
ments upon .eaid.aanf. j. II. MOE, Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-31
c. S. KELLY, D. D. S. +.
DENTIST.

SPECIALITY: Correcting Irregularities of the Natn-
raj Teeth, restoring decayed parts with Porcelain
and Gold; making Artificial Teeth with continuous
Porcelain Gum. Ally
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-05
Marat's Legacy.

Fontaine. the weil-known dealer in
old books in the Passage des Panoram-
-, has just now rare treasure in view
"a complete collection of the works OF
Msrst, revised and annotated by the
"Friond of the People" himself, with a
view to republication. Toward the last
Marat thought of posthnmous fame,
and getting together all he had ever
written gave it bis final touches for
posterity. Chari otte Cordsy disturbed
min in the midst of the work Some Of
the notes are Of a purely personal
nsture-lite:ary chucksings over happy
strokes of the pen that bad the most
important effects-such as Il al dejoue
&c complot, e'est mon ouvrage" The
twelve volumes of the collection were
hidden away by Marat's sister for over
forty years after his death. She then
gave them to Villaume. the historian.
and finally. after passing through
several hands. they were sold by Prince
Napoleon to Fontaine. The latter asks
$500 francs for them, and IS the Bibli-
otheque Rationale has spent all its pin
money for the year, he talks of bring
ing them to England. -London World.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-05

THERE is certain lady of rank and
fashion in Paris who constantly
believes herself to be dying. To her
husband, who is absent on political
mission. she secretly sent the following
telegram: "Return instantly. am very
ill-dying." To which NJ de-
replied. Pressing business Wait q
fortnight" Madame de- has
waited.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-05

GUsTAvE DoRE's PLAN OF LIFE. -
Gustaye Dore is provoked about the
report that he had bought country
villa. my life is work" he says. my
pleasure, my passion. my art. ! must
live within reach OF my tools. Ny
workshop is in Paris; my home is in
Paris. No; for the painter Paris is
the only place. Ny pleasure lies where
! can give substance to my ideas. l
have made up my mind never TO buy
land. 1t would be useless to me. l
have laid down the lines of my life;
and life is already so short that it is
the worst of stupidities not to econo-
mize every hour of it. My plan OF
life is laid out Work in Paris, q short
visit to London in the summer and
then months holiday at Luchon or
Mcntreaux, near tho mountains: aud
for this the best apartments in the best
hotel in USE This is al artists life.
Has he time to 60 trotting backward
and forward to country villa, like a
rich bourgeois who is in business
Chalets are places for idle hours. and
the artist has none" Dore is busily at
work on weird subject. Death sti-
fling the Poet with palm leaves"
The Morning herald., 1878-06-06
THE HERALD
rne Morning Herald

Notice TO SUBSCRIBED. 7-aAli o eof our
subscribers who are indicted to the MORN
10 HERALD, wlll oblige by an early re-
mittance.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-06

SWITZERLAND, Belgium and Holland
are about the only comfortably situated
countries in Europe south of the Baltic
just now. They are not troubled about
the varying phases and functuating for
tunes Of the Eastern Question" and have
no misgivings about how the sick mans"
estate is to be distributed. They are
among the wise nations that keep free fir, m
entangling alliances. They are fortunate
in the fact that they are MT Great Pow
ers y and SO they can attend to their own
business and look out for the welfare OF
their people.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-06

The correctional tribunal of Privas, in
France, has convicted Lafarge, large
manufacturer, and Larmaude, a glass
manufacturer, of having at the elections in
October illegally threatened workmen and
influenced them TO vote for the government
candidate: The defendants pleaded theil
right to discharge workmen at pleasure
and gave as illustration the case of cohc
man who did not drive well. The judg,
showed the fallacy of the comparison, bu
backed his opinion by only trivial fines O
$40 and $40.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-06
wILNIMGTON. Del. june 9. 1873.

TIC the category of involuntary tramps
belonged the one of whom we have spo-
ken. He is but a young man. Before be
was twenty one he had taught school
three Winters, and during other portions
of the year had earned his livelihood by
manual labor. Then for nearly four years
he held the position of bookkeeper in
New York commission house, but in Sep.
tember last the firm failed, and he was
thrown out of employment. Has 1t &C.
curred to the reader that for every busi
ness closed by the failures of which the
papers have been full, people where
thrown out of employment and that as
the number of firms doing business was
steadily on the decrease, there was hardly
the ghost of a chance for the persons
thrown out to obtain employment else-
where? Our Baltimore tramp tried 10
ge. work in various occupations, but failed
A savings bank to which he had entrusted
some $500 Of savings had also Jailed; 20
he was not only out of work, but out OF
money. He had been as we'll off as much
respected, and as respectable as nihe-tenths
Of the people now obtaining their liveli>
hood by salaries, but it did not take him
tong to gravitate TO the slums where pow
erty and starvation have their abiding
places. Well. our tramp, had an oppor
tunity of learning something Of life in the
slums of poverty in New York, and his
conviction is that fifty deaths a day aris-
log directly or indirectly from poverty is
not an exaggeratiOn." The bummers
and thieves fare well, but the conscientious
are starving" such is the testimony Of our
tramp as to the state of things he left in
New York when few weeks ago he set
out upon his wanderings in the desperate
hope Of finding things better in the couD-
try.
People in the country, however, have a
prejudice against tramps, and be wandered
on and on without finding aught to do
Perhaps, each neighborhood he rassed
through had people enough at home to dc
its work. At all events, be could not fDd
work and to beg he was ashamed, so he ale
berries and chewed the oark Of trees, and
from an incident which he mentions Il
would seem that he sometimes exposed
himself to reduke by exploring the recesse
Of garbage boxes. 1t hardly need surpris'
one that by the time he reached Baltimor'
10y somewhat circutious route) life hac
ceased to have any attractions for hin, ,and
he utilized what little strength remained
to him in leaping from the deck of {
schooner into the barbor, from which HI
was rescued as before stated.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-06

W JONES, Fancy Dyers, 432 n. From
y. street, Branch Office corner Ninth and
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' AID
jent!emen's Garments of every descrlp.
tion Dyed or Cleansed. Kid Shoes. Feath.
ers and Gloves Dyed or Oleansed.
April lST.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-06
INSTITUTE HALL,

COMMENTING Monday, JUNE 10th,
EDTSC; ELONOGRAPH,
THE W. Eri .TT, TALKING MA
tHINF.
EXHIBITIONS DAILY.
Proceeded by Lecture on this the Sci.
entic Marvel Uf the age, from ii to a. m
2 TO and tel O'Clock, p m, Admission,
2, cents Ch1l0ren. l5 cents. je6-6t
The Morning herald., 1878-06-06

CrOaking Is not confined to the from
ponds. At this season alm ost everybody is
hoarse. The bleating of distressed lungs are
everywhere. Why is this, when Hale s
Honey of Horehound and Tar will ours
any cough, cold or hoarseness in As hours ?
Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drop ures in one
minute