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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-05
OF N

@~~ fH1oEETt
EArONA TEMPLE or II. N T. HHNNn
No, l-meets every Friday even Ek@A
IuR at 5 o'clock at Temperance ,Tl-G1.
Hall, No. 1913 Second street.
T, +. Callahan. W, @. T.; y. Q. Milton, v.
v. T.; r. W. Shelton, W. RI g. I, Marable,
w, AR; D. G. McDeugal, W, +. X; u \.
Price, W. TIT o. Olsen, W. Vile. Cru0h-
field, W. e.; W. w. tapps, WIS.
THALEs TEMPLE OF II. n I, No.,4-meets
every Thursday evening ut N. O'CLOCK at aaI,
No. 29S Second st. W. II. Atkinson; ?. VIC
T.; j. L. Bourne. W. @. T.; +. 7. Davis. W.
v. T.; D. G. Reahard, W..R.; |. D, Coma
| way, W. Z. R.; j. 4. Chandler, W, /, VIZ.
| O.. Barhee, w. u; G.. Salem, ". D. ";
| Frank Hale, W. g.; j. Callahan, W. B.; Dan
| A. Johnston, W. q.
OHELsxA TEMPLE OF II. n I. No; 2-meyt
| every Tuesday evening OF IA o'clocs az thei
all, corner Safrarans and Fitth. streets. L
g. Williams, W 9. Ii; Robert Kendall, W
W. A. R.; w. i. Prescott, W. +. r.; e.. E
Colby. W. T.;G. r. EgneY, W. D. Vi Jas
S. Rawlings, W. g.; II. J. Rawlings, W. B.
K. T. White, P. W. O. I. =
MONTGOMERY COUNCIL No. l, 7. A.. n 5
r.-mests hrst and third Saturday in eacI
mORth, in Temperance Hall, at ~ o'cloc
pm. Horace H. Briggs, o. Of c.; O.. A.. )
Richardson, r,
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NEW OkLEANs. huRuBt 0,-OOLIOn v nTm'
Ordinary llH Receipts 50 bales.
GALVESTON. August 5.-Cotton firm. Mid
ding, III. Sales 2iS bales. receipts 8 bales.
NEW YeRE, August 5, l2:3O a.m.-Cotton is
steady, with futures quiet and steady. Sales
20 nAn hnlna
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FOUNTAIN LoDGE, No. 296-meets FIRST and
third tuesday evenings in Natgma Hall. NO
@s Second street, at 8 O'Clock. T.. II. Steven
son, Dictator T. P. Winchestor, Reporter.
UxirY LoDoE No. 2l7-meets every Wednes-
day night at Hall, No. 29S Second, street; up
stairs. D. Schloss, Dictatori A. b. Hill,
Reporter.
CuvtsrA LopeE, No 2SO-meets I'd and 4th
Thursday In zach menth. at Chelsea Hall, cor
ner Fifth and saHarans Streets n. e. Colby,
D.; J. P. Prescott. X.
GERuAuIA LODGE, No, S6O-meets I'd and Ath
Tuesdays in each month at 29S Second street,
lp-stairs, Joseph Bartl, Diotatori John Il.
Keinor, Reporter.
MEMPHIS LODGE, No. 16-meets first and
third Monday evenings in each month. at
Natoma Hall, No. 29S Second street, at 8
o'clock @. II. Tucker. Dictator; N. Will
liams, Reporter. o.,
DIAMOND LODGE, No 5S9-meets the second
and fourth Monday evenings Of the month at
8 o'clock, at Natoma Hall, No. 2gS Second
street. @ w. Kealhofer. D.; IL. A. Tatum, Il.
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lnb moNeutuA ~ MI ipAA W A&N
ing are reported as follows:
This Last Last
Week. Week Yea.
Reefs since Friday 3gl AZ -.-.
Exp'ts CT Britain. 1881 g9 ."..
Exp'ts Continent - -: ~
Stock .......-........- 1905 lO3,503t lG6 $50
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LEDGER.
RAILGOAD TIME D

MEMPHIS ANpLoUIsvILLER RAILROAD.
"N Arrives. Leaves
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KHIGHTS or

TuNEnssnH LoDas No. 6-Meets NsSs
every Monday right at Harmony
nan. I. o, q, e., corner Beal and fernando
streets. Jno. Wilson, &C.; Felix LoClerc, Y.
O.; r, j. Walker, p; w. II. meystoB, : Of
u. aud s.; @. W. l.. Crook. u. Of e.; Albert
Swim, N. of z.
MRMPHIaL Lopez No. e. meets every Wednes-
Vincent Block. r. L. Moore, O.. O.; s.. Price,
V. O.; b. P. Smith, ?. c.; a. Mergell p;
! Jacob Lutz, Jr., X. Of z. and s.. j. T. Tom
linson, N. Of e., Il. w. Allen, M. Of +.
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wySpHIs AND CHARLESTON R. R.
(CIrY TINR.l
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PROBATE BLANKS.
PROBATE BLANKS,
PROBATE BLANKS.
PROBATE BLANKS.
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DEEDS OP,GIFT,
DEEDS OF GIFT
Fed OF GIFT,
DEEDS OF GIFT,

BLANKS FOR DISPOSITIONS.
BLANKS FOR DISPOSITIONS.
BLANKS FOR DISPOSITIONS,
GLANDS FOR DISPOSITIONS.
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n O. 9. q.
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P PSS0t q oI aSss q Isl ms MsiS street, corner Of
Madison.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-12

nestle scenes-were hung against the
walls; American flags displayed in
pleasing designs about the room ever.
green's winding around in and about the
machinery, lent . pleasure inspiring air
to the first door. In the upper story
long tables were spread upon which
"visnds Of all sorts allure the TASTE"
The bands from Salina discoursed
their splendid music during the evening,
and soon after 9 o'clock the Grand
March was commenced. In quick sue.
cession quadri:les, waltzes-squsres and
circles-followed each other until the
programme of Part first WAS exhausted.
Then came the grand march for the
tables3 which had been 50 bountifully
spread by tho ladies of Brookvllle.
After supper Mr.. Finucaue proposed
Dr.. Stearns - chairman, who responded
in IN address of welcome in rhythmic
tones. The mill was then christeued
the Brookville City Mills amid great sp.
plsuse. Toasts wsre proposed: By
Mr.. Warner, "The MILL" which Wa
responded to by Mr.. L. r. Hill in . ft.
ting manner BY Mr.. Finucane. Tho
Press, responded to BY Mr.. Morgan, edi.
tor Of tho new paper about to be started
in Brookville; by Mr.. Sampson,
"The Ladies'" responded to by Mr..
Hockey. We will not attempt . synop.
sis Of tho remarks, which were made
with the best Of Feline and in happy
vein. Following tho toasts, the ladies
presented to Mr.. Marshall, proprietor OF
the Mills, ct the hands of Nj. u. C. Lock.
wook, . beautiful model of tho Brook.
vile City Mills, made by tho skillful
confectionsr of this place, Mr.. Mat,
Mathews, who had artistically framed in
candy . miniature building closely 70
sembling the new Mills. Tho company
then adjourned TO the first floor where
Mrs. Presbrey and Miss Warner sang q
number of songs in most charming
manner.
Again tho dance went on and % the
gray dawn was crowding back tho dark
ness of lowering clouds the gay party
broke up and tired ones sought . few
hours rest from which to awake with
pleasant rememberances of tho event OF
the dedication of the Br0okville City
Mills.
The people of Brookville have labored
long and faithfully to secure tho estab-
lishment of Touring mill in their city,
and 10 Messrs. J. II. Coombs and Frank
Rossiter Was vote of thanks voted
most heartily, recognizing their unceas-
ing efforts to secure the location of the
Mill.
We desire to return thanks to the
good people of Brookville for their gen.
erous reception of Salina people, and es-
pecially for courtesies to the JOURNAL
representatives, on this occasion.
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and intimacy over here between them
which would almost warrant the
title of relationship at home. And often
when they thus get together they bras
of cur institutions, our customs, our wo-
men, and mako comparisons which
are most odious to foreigners-especial-
~ Englishmen. In the midst Of all this
some American takes an Anti.American
position, and the contest of words WAKES
warm. Thcn the Engllshmen are tick
led and say: "Well those Hamericans
arc not such bad fellows halter ball"
The sun was declining rapidly, ~
We rode through Brussels beautiful park,
Just before reaching our hotel. We
were moro than pleased, yea greatly do
lighted, with our Waterloo trip.
The blue frock, which clings 90 long
to our "American BeIgians," is seen ev-
erywhere here. The working classes oil
wear il. Our Waterloo guide called it
q "National Dress" He was not far
from right Nearly every frock I saw
was clean, too.
The next morning after our visit to
Waterloo, We took the fast train to Par
is. And it was fast train! It seemed
Is if the car wheels hardly touched the
rails. hsven't had such 'tgallop"
Chat best express it, in . long time.
Notwithstanding We went % fast We
saw enough of the country to know that
it was delightfully."- lovely, and that new
er ending wheat fold Was being contin-
usd. We were glad to get back again
to beautiful Paris, - ell Americans are,
after an absence of . few weeks on some
tour. 1t seemed almost - homo. In
fact We caught ourselves once or twice
saying to friends that We were glad to get
"home" again. Something of Paris and
the Exposition we shall write in our
next two letters. SENIOR.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-12
Revubliean Central Committee.

There win be Q meetink OF the Republican Central
Commlitee OF Saline county, on Saturday, Septem.
Der 2lst, 1875. q O'Clock. p m at the once q the
Republican County Convention to nominate county
Officers to be voted for the Coming fall election
NJ u. SAMPSON,
&. f. GRANoKR, Secretary. ChairInsn
The following is the commttie; Solnon No. l3.A
p. collins. Elm Creek-A. c. Foot. Derbys-A.
Sexer Powells-Aaron Robbins. Waddles-f. L
Weaver Smoky Him. d. sampson. Ohlo.H.
II. Nssh, Elreka-JOhA II. kingman. Spring
Creek-C. E. Granger. Walnut-A. &. Wait. East
Smolan-Henry Miller. Vest Smoan-J. NJ. Dan
ielson. Rashington-A. L. Hail. WilkinsOn-F. l..
Nerrell. Libery-Joe Gunnerson. Smoky View
James Smith, falun-E. FOrsee. Dayton-H. Par
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-12
Notice Of Ssrvtce BY Pwblica.
tj0M.
STATE OF EANSAS(
CorXrY OF SALIxySS

To T Cumins and Henry 2 He6ie o. partners - Z.
CamIns- 4. Co., OF Dickson, III. You are hereby
noticed that you have been sued: thss The S.lins
Building Saving and Trust Association - PLAINTIFF on
the 10th day OF September 1885, died In the District
Court Of saline County Kansas. Its petition against
4 Bishop. Mary 8. BishoP. yourselves. John Gels.
Ard William Z. Gels o-partaen Is John Geis Co..
u. 5. Grant and william Russell Adm inistraior Of
tie estate OF Annie Nsrshal deceased defendants
praying for t:dgment against SAID z. II Bishop for
elOi' 50 . promissory note given by 3 II Bishop
and mortgage b. himself and said Mary D. Bishop to
plaintiff and to foeloee ssd mortgage given TO secure
bored % Santa Fe avenae In the original city OF
Salina in Saline County, Kansas, and for decree tn
sell said real property without spprni menf 70 pay
said judgment and costs Of suit and to forever tarr
esch Of the said defendants Of any and all interest
said mortgAeed premises; that you must said
petition before the 2sth day Of October lss
the SAID petition VIII be taken true, and judgment
Of the nature sscve stated will te xndered sceor-
ingiy JOHN FOsTrR,
Attorney Tor Salina Building sasDg and Trust A.
socintiop. September L., ISIS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-12
Publication Notice.

Z. d. Hunter and A. J Evans Of the csiy of 81
Louis in the State Of Missouri, are hereby notie-d
line County KAasas. by Edmoa A. Powers - plaza
tf who the lem day OF Auguaf lss, died in sasd
Wit for sftachment Against your property prsying
for judgnent aeaina you for the sum OF eee 90 and
interest from The 3slh day Of JAM. ls.e q 10 per e~ns
per aanum for sc had OF seai casts aad two hesi Of
horses sd asknG Inst yoar property be stsachd 90
10y SAID judgment. thai eli bed q Tens ssess q
our prOpRrSy have beea taken sfiachmest in sASd
and h ne custody of the sherf Of sa-
line County ThAf yoa 1oss saswer TIE sd pefifaoo
before The lo day q Ocsooss lsss OF sasd Ps-
tton viii be tAkea . tine and jsdgDens wi b rvn-
errd accordingly . shore stated a1d order Of sale
YOsIB9 4 BANKS
Attorpeys for Edmsod A. fsvers.
Atfess:-yels Peser>oA. jiesk of DISTRICT cosrf-
SAlina. August . la.p
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-12
CITY OF THE SECOND CLASS.

On Teusday evening the Council ac-
copied the report Of the census taker and
authorized the certificate to be made and
forwarded to the Governor. The certif-
icate in due form was forwarded this
morning to tho Governor and the proc
lamation will be issued Immediately
The first question that presents itself is
the division OF the city into wards. A
most natural and convenient division OF
the city, it seems to us, is into four
wards, with the dividing lines on Santa
Fe and Iron Avenues. This division
will give not only an equal territory in
each ward, but also gives a population
Of over 600 each. Tho population, as re.
ported by the census taker,is 254l. There
are also number of additions to be in.
cluded as soon as the city is made second
class. These additions now contain
about an equal number of inhabitants,
and would be added to tho two wards
south of Iron Avenue and the northwest
ward. This division gives q good rep.
resen tation, too, in the council and seems
IN every way just and fair.
We believe there is also some talk Of
the city into three wards-put.
ting all east of Fifth street into one
wards and dividing tho territory west
into two wards. But such division
mskss an ill.shsped ward of the east,
and has other Objectionable feature.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-12
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE No. II.
From Brussels and Waterloo to Paris.
PARIS, August l, 1878

PARIS, August l, 1878.
brussels is called "Paris in minia.
ture." This is fit appelation for . city
which 80 nearly resembles the French
capital as to impress every stranger with
the fact Immediately upon his arrival in
Brussels. Tho parks and gardens and
boulevards Of the two cities are striking
ly similar, while the. buildings. Of the one
seem but Is good photographs of those
of the;other. Brussels principal streets
are wide and straight and clean. The
s,ty seems moro like one of modern
growth than any We have yet struck on
this side of the water. There are some
5000 English residents there, and As .
consequence an unknown tongue" does
not bewilder the sightseeing American.
The city is only few hours ride from
either London or Paris, and 10 thus made
tho homo of wealthy Englishmen and
Americans who prefer to reside on the
continent. Travellers in their walks and
rides in Brussels, make It convenient to
pass By the house IN which tho Duchess
Of Richmond gave that famous ball on
the eve of the battle of Waterloo. 1t
was there that "Belgiums Capital" was
gathered cher beauty and her chivsIry."
They were having gay time whom Ma.
poleon's cannon commenced blooming"
few miles away.
After day spent in visiting objects
Of interest in Brussels, We planned .
tour TO Waterloo. We concluded to hire
. carriage for day, and to tighten the
expense and mako the trip moro agresa.
bic No formed . party Of four. Mr..
Knabe, editor of the Reading pa
Times ADD Dispatch and Mr.. Levan, bis
friend, took passage with % in the car
riage. These gentlemen have since bsen
travelling With ~ and make very exosL |
lent SUCCESSORS 70 our agreeable New
York companions, Who loft NJ st &C.
psva.
Thsrouts 70 the fold led through Tie |
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Notice.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ct tie once
0of the Township Clerk OF Dayton Township, Saline
county Kansas. until Saturday. October 5th 1875 st
O'Clock ~, for repairing. renewing or otherwise
making safe the piers Of the bridge the solomon
river Bidders in addition to the price the
manner IN which the work 10 to be performed. Ali
work subject 70 the inspection OF Township board and
to be accepted by them before the contract price Is
10 paid. The board reserve, the right TO reject any
and all bids. THOS. RiORDAN. Trustee.
Dayton, Sept 5th, ISIS.
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Notice Of SerVice by PMbltcG-
ton.
To BlaacA Nssrs, Of lie city Of PHILADELPHIA u IL
State u Pennsylraata.

ctosS " <en"sDseo"~
You are hereby notined that you have been sued In
the District Court Of Saline County kansas BY James
Z. O. Sherwood - plaintiff, who. on the 9Th day Of
September, ISIS. died his petition In said Court.
sss,anss 81 3. A. Litowicn. BsnkruDt. md william
r. Gels q defendants. praying for Judgment against
said Isssc A Burch for the sun Of elloo 90 and in
thereon from the drst day Of Jaly. l6 e the
Of ten Der cent per aunum certain promisso.
~ note and coupons thereto attached sgned bv said
Isaac A. Burch, and TO f0reclose mort9ARe given BY
said Isaac A. Burch and wife to secure the payment
Of said note and coupons the WIFI neQr and the
Of the nwQr Section Z, Township II. Range 3west, In
Saline County, KaDsas. and for ol00 - an storneys
fee stipulated for In ssid mortgage, and 70 sell sad
real property without slpraismens 10 pay said judy
ment attorneys fee and Of suit, and for decree
forever barring and foreco:ns you and ths othsr de-
ssid resi property. That You must answer the said
petition before the gath day Of Octobsf.
the said petition will Be taken - true and judgment
OF the nature above stated vii Be rendered aecoTd
ingly. JAMES x. O. SHERWOOD.
Dy Foster Banks. his attornsys.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-12

The Democratic State Convention
met ct Leavenworth last week and put
in nomination the following ticket:
Hon. Jno. r. Goodin, of Allen county,
for governor; Hon. Geo. Ummsthup, OF
Lsavsnworth, for lieutenant governor /;
secretary of State, L. VI. Barton, Of
Cloud county treasurer, c. G. Black, OF
Cowlsy county attorney general. J. T.
Cox, Of Reno county superintendent of
public instruction, o. F. McKein, of
sumner county chief justice OF the su-
prsms court, 3. n. Ruggles, Of Lyon
county; auditor, Osburn Shannon, of
Douglass county.
Judge J. R. Mcclure, of Junction City
was nominated for Congressman in the
First District.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

0EALED bids will be received by the director Of
OSchool District No. 8 OF Saline County Kansas for
the erection and completion Of school house to be
Ut Hamilton Harvey's Real Estate oface. Bids 70
be with and without the stone mason work. Address
H. A. kellogg, Sina. Kansas By before the slst OF
Septenher 1S,6
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-12
d. G. STANLEY,
Contractor and Builder,

pes ~ hssA. - t.sshs - $3.50 S,n ;sss-
I'M. sAsp e ssvSE sssvSs. seas isos Ave..
Sa,Ias, EAsGa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-12

Forest of Soignies, seven miles in
width, and having still an appearance of
artificial cultivation, though many years
old. Not the least bit Of "undergrowth"
is allowed to take root therein, and the
soil and trees arc thickly covered with
moss. After leaving the forest we
reached tho village of Waterloo, extend.
ing along both sides of the road for the
distance of half q mile. In the little
church here are shown tablets, with in
scriptions dictated by those who survive
in memory of those who fell. And
right opposite the church is the house
used by Wellington before and after the
battle for headquarters. Riding on Tor
something over mile the little hamlet
Of Mount st. jean is reached. Our
guide, who was evidently the "next best
friend" of the landlord, wanted us to
stop and take nourishment at the Hotel
Des Colonies, before entering upon the
"arduous duties" Language of the guide)
Of exploring tho field. Like all other
guides We have employed he gets com.
mission for working up the trade"
We protested against any nourishment
just at that juncture, and issued an edict
for the caravan to move on. Our guide
protested to be the son Of an old Water
loo French soldier. and to verify his pre-.
tensions trotted out an old veteran who
may have been 80 or 80 years old, and
possibly only 60 or 20, If only co or
20 years old, he must have been a very
young soldier at the time Of the battle,
which happpcnd little over Gl years
ago. The guide had "emminent quallfi-
cations" for he had conducted Gen.
Sheridan over the field /; besides this, he
produced the following card, which was
q clincher and induced as to ''close orr
engagement with him" right away:
..Guite TO the Field Of Wa.erio,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-12
A NEW HOTEL IN SALIVA, KANSAS
KEYSTONE HOUSE.

The uptown Hotel-plessantly located On seesa u
furniture and fixtures. where particular attetsoa WI
Be given 70 the rest and comfort Of ~ svdAG pab-
lie. Favorable serms offered 70 day aad V0okly
boerders. Transient bosrdsn o. % pr jsy.
1cedel, when yoo are str0d or hoo01y, 20 = toe
uptown hotel-the Keystone House
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-12
Guide to the Field of Waterloo.
MARTIN PRISON,
or THE VILLAGE OF PLANCHENOII
Successor Of the late

of whom possesses certificates showing his abilities
and great local knowledge.
Has been employed Immediately after the battle to
assist the. wounded and inter the dead, and since %
years he guide to the strangers to visit the
eld OF battle he has been guide to Captain Giborn Tor
the model.
He s attendance at the hotel Of Mt. 50. Jean near
the field OF battle
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
CelIures anu tiirennas.
Cftlrslous.
ELEVATED RAILWAY

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
vi Open from $50 q. M 10 l2 p IN - --.,
RECTOR pOut for Nal street cry and
connected " tn Tor South Ferry. . - o,..
COURrLAN DT STREET point for Jersey CITY an1
COnmupipaW FerneE - oo,.- ,,.. nj, 49,,
Barclay Ferry To HODoken g., ,,--.,. . d, s..
CUAMBEHS SrREEf-Nea point Tor FavoAla and Erls
Railway Ferry.
PRANKIIN-STREET-
point for Desbrosses street Ferry
10 Jersey CITY aud Peoples Line steamers Tor Albany ami
connecting with for Dcs5TOsses and East Grand
street Ferries -. -,
RtGiTISTREET-Nearost Point for Christopher street.
Ferry nObOken connecting with cars Tor Christopher
aud kast T,nth ,tTee, Ferries - 49, ,-
no fHTEENTHS STKEET-N Nearest point TO I MON square,
Nal ack's Lyceum Theatres, Academy OF Music IT.
Hans. connecting WIN Cits East
Tyenry third and Thirty.JOulth ~ rect Ferries.
TNN SrREEr-NCare pOntfOT Iwenty-thlr1
street jersey CITY BoOihs II James and PARK
Masonic Tempe, and Twenty third street Ferry " Jer
THIRTY1 HIRD D.STREET-NCarcs point STANDARD,
broadway anu Fifth Avenue The tres, Aquarium and
Francisco Mnstrels connecting with cars for Wee
hawken Ferry.
FoiSTYsECO ID DsTREET-COnnects with y. Y. Transfer
90. cabs Ior Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETH-STRBEI- a.
connecting with Belt Line HaiITUad.
FOH UPTOWN trains take EAST SIDE STALLION
FOR DOWNTOWN train, take WEST side station -
FARE 10 CENTS, except between the hours Of o;So u
1880 o. m, and to p IN when the fare Is 3 cents
~ VAN BR0cKLIs. saYL
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
RECORDED RE,L E,rATA rGANsFgas

Watts-st II E, 81 n Of VarCk.-t 2lNS0.G. and also
sWa s-st, II . ft c OF Varick-st. 2lNSO.G; Rich
ard W II Deas and wife to illiam " lawson.
lst-aV.. cor Slst-st, lO22xl75NirTc ulaE Michael
Ca ey and wi TO Michael = II Casey. ...........
ljGthst n =. lCt II e Il llthnvc, JtN 20 Potter
referee. to the United states Trust Company, tIuS'
tees, etc.. ................ ........,...
l2Sth.sL :. 327. 6 II Of 4th.ave. lS9x!OO Mary
ElliO TO Amelia Elliott and nother,............-.
Gl~fSi, It Of itu-ay", 2pN 100: East River
savings Institution to Robert Rogers.
llt' 81 =. GG6p 81 " Of Greenwich ~. 226xG2.2:
Alb iaham Bapla to Henry ia ta.-.... ...... ---
llthst. =. l7H II " Of lstave, ?jN9I 10 Mary Mar
tin aud husband % Ge rye II Bcyer.
2Sthsl, So. IS9 s 1 e Of 9lhtyr, ZO.jX9S.9; Ehza
Weed g. Jesse & Dayton
10 inst. 4l9 n W OF Hthsve. l9NlOn IL: Ann Kin
Ird and 0IhCIs tD Thomas Don. hue. -.... ........
l0thst n. lO3 }; harlcS Hav. ns To Char ietta
Is fl Wihsey (e SchOid Tor 80 ycdIr from lN6J)...
BrOOme-St, % cor ca lIOn-st, 2JXi1; \ Mcintyre,
referee. 10 August Hasscy ....... ......
9th.aye, CO, 6&t 81, luOXl % l. SchaCk.
tru tee etC. to Amos Il Emo. .......
33dst 26- 9 ft OF zd-avc ls0E9S.9; Isaac Elem
berg and wife TO = Kapcyc.