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The New York herald., 1878-11-25
HARLEM FREIGHT CHANGES.

To THE EpIroR rnE HKruLp:-
The Harlem Railroad freight system is a burden
unbearable and should be legisated against In tho
interest of every resident its line from the Grand
Central depot to Chatham its terminus. The passen-
ger charges known 70 be enormous, but when you
come to hear the freight charges IL will show how
Jersey prosper at the expense of New York
Apples that sell at Mott Haven for 81 a barrel pay
81 cents freight to the railroad company; cider that
IL bought from the farmers Of Columbia county for
cents per gallon pays freight to the railroad cents
per gallon. or 81 ~ per barrel OF forty gallons;
milk, cents per quart, 90 cents for forty quart
can Hay, potatoes and all products OF the farms
the line OF the road north OF White Plains have 10 pay
these enormous charges to the railroad company
let the produce OF the fertile farms In the ground
Who can prosper ~ a farnlerY Who oan prosper ~
dealer? Who can have farm produce at reasonable
prices at the upper end of New York city II this
great corporation IL allowed " exact these enormous
ratesY The running expenses Of this road have been
reduced to the lowest possible amount but the freight
charges have not come down. Who will build . road
through this fertile country to compete with this
monopoly a DEALER In PRODUCE.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
WILLIAMSBURG RAILROAD MANAGEMENT.

TO THE EpIToR THE HEnAID:-
Tho Broadway and East New York Railroad Com
psny have recently put their line largo drawn
by double teams. These start from the foot Of
broadway, Williamsburg. On Thursday evening last
was one of q number Of persons who were getting
car No. of this line, when II suddenly started.
although there many ON the sidewalk desirous
10 ride The switches very suddenly after starting
there is an awning post close to Il and the shock
consequent on the sudden start of the four horses s
liable to throw any one OF the step OF the platform
On the occasion rcfurred 10 was Hung with terrible
force against this post nhd rcccved injuries
Similar accidents liable 10 occur every day ut the
same point. Surely the company might be satisfied
with destroying business and the value Of property
and ondangering life and limb on upper BroadwAy
with their steam motors and spare the outraged pub
lie even at tho ferries. WILLIAMSBURG
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

HAVANA, Nov. - 1878.
sugsr-AthouFh prices continued low buyers limited
their purchases fulfil orders abroad market closed
with little inquiry and prices weak; Nos 10 to ~ Dutch
standard ga 6 reals, gold per arrobe Nos 10 Ia 10
Dutch standard Ia 81 reals; inoasscs sugar Nos
TO- at 5s4 rcals centrifugal sugars Nos II to i3
In boxes and hhds In reals. stocks In warehouse
at Havana and Ms.ansas-oi 600 boxes, 34,soo bags
a No bags and s5s hhds. Expors. during the weck-
34 boxes and all the bags and hhds the United states
Bacon. $27 x27 90 currency cwt Butter $50 $50
quinta for superior American Flour xs IS
$50 currency, per Dbl for American Jerkcd bccf ~ y
~ roas currency, arrobc Hams $15 currency
per auin.al for soaihcrn Lard In kegs s2s SIS -
rcncy, per Quintal do in tins, xi2 $50 Potatoes $l1
si2 currency per bbl Tsow, ss US go currency, per
Onions, 50 So SO, currency, pcr bbI. Tor Amer.
lean. Coal OIL la tins, o. . 10 rcais currency,
per gallon. Shocks Arm; box, reals, gold.
White beans u reals currency arrobe Chewing
tobacco $52 x, gold per quintal Corn eh W reals
currency, arrobc Hoops nominal FrcELts irregular
aud noninal londng at Havana for the United
boz Of sugar, SOC 7os esrreney per hid Of sugar -
the north coast outsde porss) tor tho United States per
hid VI sugar, W Spanish gold, i,1h ly7 EAchango
hrnl the United Statos sixty days currency IL
premium; short sight do, sh 40 premium sixty days
gold ~, premium; short sight do, 81 premium;
London, 1874 10 premium Paris. a5ts premium.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
LIGHT WANTED.

To THE EDITOR or TIM HERAID:-
As am one Of the unfortunates who Obliged to
patronze the early and late trains Of tho Northern
Railroad of New Jersey desire through your
columns to mako known our grievous need Of re-
form in regard to light. We have three candles in
each car enclosed in figured dirty ground globe.
and 1t is not only impossible to read (which would be
enjoyable as well as profitable to us) but very
noying. are Obliged to tear our tickets from
book and not able for want OF light to II we
have the right one not. II We should give them
Of say the 2ist the 10TH they would compel
TO pay fare ON the 2lst. and charge In
from ten cents to thirty cents according to the dis
tance we ride. Please help us to y reform.
SIJFFERER
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
THE GRAND STREET CARS.

To THE EDITOR OF rHK HERALD
am Obliged very often to ride the Forty
and Grand street line Of This road is doing
large and profitable business, and by the formation
OF it's route It Is not likely to be interfered with by
elevated raroads-in fact 1t is said to be the best
paying street railroad now running In New York II
this is there s for the filthy condition
of its their overcrowding and miserable vents-
ton. am those who have had occasion to use
the above line will coincide with me in this con-
plant. WESTSIDER
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
FULTON STREET DEPOT.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HxnALp:-

To THE EDrroR THE HKRALD:-
Can you tell why the platform Of the depot Of the
New York Elevated Railroad ut Futen street is left in
such unprotected condition. without any regard
whatever to the comfort OF the travelling public
This depot is the principal the whole line and
passengers have to stand the open platform in the
rain for Ave minutes more until they can get
suitable train and In high wind in danger Of being
blown off the platform. There should also be two
starsonc for passengers going up and one for such
going down. the only stair which leads the plat
form IL too marrow for the accommodation Of the
many people who take the trains Ut this place. The
stairs should be covered also protect people going
up down from the drippings from the track over
head in rainy weather. NINETEENTH WARD.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
WEARY OF WAITING.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD-
Could you give me any information regards the
receiver of the Security Savings Banka The dspos-
itors have now waited patiently for long tie and
1t is about time got another dividend. This CON-
plant also applies to the Sxpenny Bank am tired
OF waiting for these receivers whose salaries are
taken from the victimized depositors. X. H.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25

Excess OF re-
serve above
legal
qnrements $40. .905, ,575 400 Dec. $699.l75
Gold very quiet and sold all the week at 1S
premium. There was some business done on buyers
options it is feared that Congress may take some
further step in regard to silver The price Of silver
In London remains unchanged at 5Okd. per ounce.
The foreign of the port Of New York for the
past week was follows General merchandise i'm
ports including dry goods $500 2s1. and produce
exports $6.36 $50 The total imports since January
this year $3.50 970 $780, against $685. 2o5 for
the period last year and $25s 222 $50 In 1876
The total exports Of produce since January this year
were $3O7 92O against 1886 ira for the same
period last year and $3.50, ,45s. .453 in 1876.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
THE BROOKLYN "ANNEx" AGAIN.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
am interested in your correspondence in reference
to the complaints against the "Annex'' limo from
Brooklyn to New Jersey. The greater part Of the In
habitants Of New Jersey have omigrated from Brook
lyn and the annex" IL properly run on time would
be greatly patronized by them. Many times members
of my family and friends have been greatly annoyed
by the delays on the ne that connections with tho
railroads have not been made Run the boats accord
ing to the time tables. and no fault will come from
men, women and children who wish to patronize the
"Annex" sure of railroad connection.
PLAINFIELD.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
TIME TO DIVIDE.
To THE EDIToR OF THE HERALD

To THE EDIroR THE HERALD:-
win the HEnALD inform the depositors Of the
Market Savings Bank what has become OF the money
they reported on hand some four years agog 1t was
sufficient to pay dividend OF ten per cent. Also il
the receiver has disposed Of the held by the
banky Also II the money Is drawing interest for the
depositors or for the receiver? Again. does the
ceiver propose keeping the balance on hand or divid
ing It among tho depositors? think il is time set
tement had. Whose duty il it to call the re-
cciver TO ACCOUNT DEPOSTTOR
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
A NEGLECTED. STREET CROSSING.

To THE EDTroR OF THE HRnALD:-
Please call the attention Of the authorities to the
condition Of West street. at the junction Of Christie
pher. and opposite the Hoboken ferry. The horse
car companies have torn up the walks and have
not replaced them. or IL they have, they have not
been visible this week. 1t is impossible to cross
there without getting ankle deep III the mud. Z.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

lNorE-Letters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full and address to
insure attention. complanants who are unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing
Write only ON one side of the paper.-ED. HERALD
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
WHEN WILL HE PAY?

To THE EDITOR HERALp:-
In justice to myself and number Of others would
like to know about what time the Guardian Mutual
Life Insurance Company intends to pay dividend
the policy holders? 1t is now two years and half
since it failed and went into the hands Of receiver
whose name is Picrson. He "a never ut his Office
when he Is wanted. E.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
HIGH RENTS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
Az one of the unfortunate tenants suffering under
high rents, was reioiced to the suggestions
made by "Justce" for cooperative protective
union against the exorbitant demands OF landlords.
Now is the time to a,itate the question that may
be thoroughly organized in time for the next spring
RESPITE
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HRnALD:-
As u friend Of education was much pleased whom
several years ago Legislature passed law making
education compulsory but what good is that law to
me have four children old enough TO attend the
public schools but two Of them are sent home to me
for want Of accommodation should the Legislature
not pass another law compelling the Board OF Educa-
ton to furnish accommodation to all children old
enough to attend the public schools?
L. H. MATTHIAS
The New York herald., 1878-11-25

Friday. The bank statement was slightly unfavor-
abe shows loss Of almost 100000 specie and
gain Of only s65o00O legal tender notes. Tho total
reserve is reduced sls4 900 and the surplus
ss99l75. As compared with last year the surplus
is sI2 400 against s1oc5s375 for the week
ending November "a. 1877.
The following is comparison of the averages of
the New York banks for the last two weeks:-
Nov 8. Nov 16. Differences.
Loans $237 GAS 800 S234 49l7 roo Dec. 727 800
Specie 25405.400 23,Al4.4O0 Dec. l,99l.0OO
Legal tenders 80 $685. 200 40,58a 200 Inc. 650,0O0
Deposits. 2O9762 100 207. .1S4 800 Dec. 2567300
Circulation. l9.909.40 19.96l 800 Inc.. $500
The following shows the relations between the total
reserve and the total liabilities
Specie $40 405 400 S23 Ala 400 Dec. S., ,991 100
Legal tenders 80 938 200 A0.5SS200 Inc... $4,000
Total $65. 600 S64 600 Dec 600
Reserve re-
quired ag'st.
deposits 49,. 62,43s.025 51,796.20Q
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RvER, Mass, Nov. %, 1879.
Tho printing cloth market has fairly active with
Of "a cloths for December 3xc cash.
which the best price for goods mall lots OF
good standard might be found 35lec cash; but ca
cloths 3sc, cash. for and December de-
eres and beyond that at value; 5xO cloths held
3tsc for futurcs.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
WHAT Is THE PROSPECT?

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Is there any likelihood of tho German Uptown
Savings Bank paying the poor cheated depositors
ever so small a dividend this year Or does Mr. Uhl
intend holding the office Of receivership until all tho
money is spent in his salary
ONE OF THE WEARY ONES.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
INVITING A pEsTILENcE.

To THE EDIToR OF THE HERALD:-
Is there place for the Police Department to dump
their garbage except in Tompkins. between Rivin2
is unbearable. LIB,
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
DANIEL A. MORAN,
40 VI all St. Now York

NOTICE To FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHuLDEKs
IN Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company-ny direction
Circuit Court Of the United States for the District
of Indiana will, the h day of November 1915, pay
alton the Office of the company 81 William
st. the city OF New York the Interest Coupons Of tho
First Mortgage Bonds OF the Ohio and Mississippi hallway
Company which fell due July 1873
ms may held by tho Union Trust Company OF New York
for this benefit OF tho sinking fund for said hrs
bonds.
No interest will be paid tho coupons the order Of
tho Court reserved future question OF
paying such interest
bo surrendered aud cancelled but tho
will be taken and reported TO the Court
basis for the caiculaton Of interest the Court shall
hereafter allow IT, JOHN klNG,
Receiver Ohio and Misslssippi Railway.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
FINANCIAL.

A REASONABLE RATEs-MoNKY on LIFE AND
Abandonment Insurance policies and mortgages; same
insurance Of all kinds effected with comp
at lowest premiums.
J. j. HABRIcH A CO.. 1856 broadway. box $40.
A ExPEBIENCED ATTORNEY WILL PROSECUTE
Aa kinds Of claims contingent foes excellent refer
enccs LAWYER, box 321 Post Oficc
COMMERCIAL PAPER wANTED-PAYABLE AT.
Obanks in United States and Canada. q. b. LIE BARON
20 Pine Vt.
L,lKE INSURANCE. STOCKS WANTED-BY E n
II BAILEY No. Pine st.
r ONO ISLAND CITY PER CENT FUNDED DEBT
BONDS, principal payable In 1900
PRICE 1O5 AND INTEREST
DANIEL A. MORAN
40 Wall st. Now York
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE

ACTION By THE STATE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
IN THE MATTER OF REGERRYNANDERING THE
sTATEr-A RETURN TO THE srATU quo ANTE
BELLUM PREsAGED--woRK BEFORE THE LEG
ISLATURE.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

5000 600 IN SUNS s. TO SUIT TO % LOAN q, ON on
money at q per cont. II. l. GRANT. I45 broadway.
The New York herald., 1878-11-25
FINANCIAL.

MANUFACTURING AND STATE RIGHTS FOR
lsae, under valuable patent Address box S25, New
National Republican., 1878-05-29

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\ Angot Paris = a II Is Cnnn; = 4 Hobby. Nrw
York: Jn u W Wrtd i. CINCINNATI Ohio n Mowry
Conn Il J. We5r, t'ann:M 4 Mgiro+Sor :phlo; )
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Wrils ei ,In innali. ohio. ] u Wright Cincinnati,
Ohio: Npnh. lhI vltl?harS y bent, FlorkiG
MIS- ID rt EOrli = l. smith. MinT a Hrhin'
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Gen T e Fvtrhrr = Lnu.S Jnsu Hack, Pa: q W
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rhilHrlphiT Miss ChrA Prancr fhiindelphiG W A
Ky; Jos II McAloy, : A; Ma N rnraSher, Milton
Ind; Henry Iacobv. Ph3lnh"lI hi.L John Seierl Ih
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Mr. ant Mrs Bradbury, Englnnh J Ne lI"rnJtt and
WIFE, Cincinnati. OhIn; II u Lewis. ;FittSbnrg,
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National Republican., 1878-05-29
HOWiRD UNIVERSITY.

Commencement Exercises Last Evening.
Last evening the seventh annual commence
ment ani the junior exhibition Of the college
department WAS held at Howard University.
At an carly hour the chapel was crowded with
visitors. The decorations were beautiful aud
q rprUpriatc. Just above the speakers stand
wore Arranged in cvcrgr1enS the mottocS Of
the casscs-tho class of - "Fiuis Opus Cor
nnat;" class of 20, Palma non Sine Pul.
we're" On the platform were seated the
trustecs-Gcncnl G. II. Howard, COllcc.
tor George +. Cook, General Il. W. Bal
loch, George 4. Baker Professor W. J. Will
son, Rev J. W. Avord, Bishop John VI. Brown,
Ludlow Patton. and Hon. Thomas l.. TullOck.
OF the faculty there were present Professor +.
w. Fairfield, Professor J. VI. Gregory, Profess
sor Thomas Robinson. Professor Edward l..
Shieh, Professor G.. =. richards, Principal VI.
u. Briggs Assistant Principal +. J. Shadd,
Miss II. T.. Bowen, and !. B. Johnson, secretary
and treasurer. Among the distinguished guests
present were Robert Purvis, Rev. William
Waring Rev. Brodie. General Whittlcscy,
Lewis Douglass, aud Professor liunster. Prcsi-
dent W. W. Patton presided.
| After prayer by Bishop Brown, the following
programme Of exercises was carried out Music;
praIiOn. The Spanish lmquiSitiOn, Charles II.
Combs, B ltimorc Md. Grafton, TASTY Judg-
mepts," Julius l.. Grice, Prince GEORGE County
Nd. music; OratiOn, Mental Progress,
James II. Howard, Brup&vilr, Md; Grafton,
Aims and Attachments" Llwrcmc" .. PuSry.
Aiken 5. C.; music; Grafton, "rh' CinIu ';s
of Reason" William e. Sears. { nr' nnlti, Ohio;
nration, The Limits Of Independence" James
W. Camp Norfolk, Va; music.
The president then conferred the degree of
Bachelor of Arts upon Lame, W. Camp, aud
the degree Of Master Of Arts upon Tutor +. J.
Shtdd and Rev. II. VI. Brown, both graduates
nf the class of l-75. The exercises were excel.
lent and would compare favoruhly with siin-
lar ones ut colleges OF the first rank. The cx-
erciscs were culvcncd by several pieces Of very
fine music, vocal aud instrumental, furnished
by Miss Alice Strange, MrI. r. r. Fortune, Mr..
{. e. Mckinney, Philip Aston, aud c. &. Me-
Kinney, jr. Tho exercises closed with the
bcncdictiUn by the president.
National Republican., 1878-05-29
READY FOR LIFE.
Tho Annual Commencement Of the Spen
cerian business College.

Tho Annual Commencement OF the spen-
ccrian Business College.
The twelfth annual commencement oxcrci,cs
Of the Spcnccrian Business College were held
last evening at Odd Follows Hall, and were
very interesting. The hall was crowded to an
comfortablc degree. The programme was
as follows Overture, Tampa" Hcrold; march.
"OdCOn," Weingarten; prayer music, sweet
Spirit Hear my Prayer" Handel; salutatory,
Charles r. Koarncy music, trumpet solo,
Julius Schultz, Arban "Trihcs,' an essay,
Evelyn VI. Shilcs; music, selections from
Martha Flotow valedictory ladcs), Jessie
l.. Shcll music, clarinnct solo, William An,
Bur" valcdictory (gentlemons), Edwin J.
Finch music, Fantastic Of Dreams" Lumby
awarding diplomas aud certificates to ladies,
Mrs. Sarah 4. Spencer duet, The Wind aud
the Harp" Kate +. Ad ,ms aud Charles T..
Kcarney awarding diplomas and certificates
to gentlemen, Professor II. c. Spencer; music,
Happiness of Singers" march, .Woingarten.
Tho young gentlemen and ladies acquitted
themselves with credit 10 themselves and the.r
instructors. The following is q list of the
graduates:
Iahics-Elizabeth. Il. Pearson, District Of
Columbia Annie NJ Fcnton, New York Jes.
sic l.. Schcll, valedictorian, Indiana Evelyn
NJ. Shilcs, Mary l.. Wells, and Mary L. WOos-
terr, District of Columbia.
Gentlemen-Jamcs b. Albright, Pcnnsyl-
vania Edward c. Bsllinger, Virginia; Charles
II. A. Barry, Massachusetts,; Mark Burnham,
Ohio; Willis +. Crockcr, Otto q. Eckstin, Dis
trict of Columbia; Edwin J. Finch, valcdic-
torian, Now York; James +. Flynn,
Alexander b. Garden. John X. HALEY,
Joseph Harper and Charles +. Kcarncy. salu.
tatorian, District of Columbia; William ii.
Kimball, Connecticut; William l.. Lcdcrcr,
Maryland Charles A. Muddiman, District oi
| Columbia; Addison B. Park and william II
Richards, New York Fred q. Rogers, Nir.
ginia; James +. Rose and Elias B. Rowell
District of Columbia; Frank l.. Sillmsn, New
York, and Mason p. Weller, Maryland.
Bookkeeping certificates were awarded tC
Kate +. Adams, Delaware, and Margaret VI
Mclaughlin aud Martin J. Ardccscr, District
| of Columbia.
National Republican., 1878-05-29
A Descrtsh wife,

McssrS. H. q. Lovcjoy and Reginald fendall,
u, solicitor, for EIyin NJ l.. +. Brnkmun
have entered suit for divorce. from her husband,
August +. Brinkuan. Both parties are resi-
dents Of tho District, and were married March
81, Is75, in the city Of Brooklyn, by Rev.
J. II. sumner, the plaintiff 5 maiden name he.
ing Elvir VI. +. l.. Risch. Incy immediate.
ly rcllOvrd to this District, VIII re the dctrnd-
ant supported and lived with ncr four months
after the marriage aud then deserted her, aud
she has boon informed that he went to 81.
Louis, Mo. lie left directions that IN bis alb
stnco she should call on his brother for what
money She needed, which was done, and for IL
short timu shu received slight assistance; bat
he finally refused to continue such aid. She
further alleges that her husband returned tu
this city about ten months ago and Is now en-
guved ia business with Mrs Caroline l'ugsc
nj Il! PENNSYLVANIA avenue that he has been
requested to contribute to her support, but has
failed to do so. She therefore asks for divorce
permanent alimony, aud reasonable sum to
| prosecute the suit.
National Republican., 1878-05-29
'Tis Not well to 1.-Two AIore.

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants:
William Walker ana Ellen Hickey.
Thomas Hump,on aud Martha Il, Halo.
Thomas B Ross aud Ida ". Wood both Of
Alexandria, Va.
John y. Henderson and Mamie Falyer,
both of Great Falls. Nd.
George Grady, Of Lrrsburs, Va, and Mary
J. Jennings, Of this city,
u. l.. Monroe, Of Wilmington, n. C., and
Mary 4. Johnston, of liarper's Ferry, Va.
W. f. Withcrlcc, Of Caroline County, Md,
and Mary McSwcen, of Str1ord County, Va.
National Republican., 1878-05-29
Amuscments Tonight.
NATIONAL THEArRR-1hc SoldicPS,TruSt.

New Advertisements.
Excursion to Annapolis
Proposals for fresh beef
Base .ball-New Haven vs.. RoSciale.
Base Ball-New Bedford vs.. National
United states Marshal's sale OF marble.
Notice to creditors Of Henry 4. Duncunson.
Situation wanted In one of the Departments.
Excursion To Mount Vernon Decoration bay.
Rooms and boarl--il7 Eleventh street northwest
ClOthny-Jessup Il Co., liOi Pennsylvania ave
nuc.
Proposals for stationcry-Departmen Of the In
terror.
Proposals for the construction and erection Of All
iro1 stan '-pipe.
National Republican., 1878-05-29
Real Estate Transfers.

J. X. Edison and Thomas Hyde, to Joseph
Gawler, for SGO5, lot %, square l2G. Eliza
beth Leonard to Richard Fullalove, for -, sub
lot -, square 81. W. d. Jones aud j. $. Ed
words, trustees, to John Gacgler for 81 $50,
lot 81, square G7G. W. II. Wetzcl and W,
Steward, trustees, to James Dalgleish, for
t?,GDO, lot 2 section |, subdivision Mt,
Pleasant John Sherman and X. ii. \.
Leopold to ). B. Norton for S6lO, lots "a and
-, square l7o. Mary 4. COrkhill to Alice l.,
Underwood for $500, lots IL to 10, square
DII