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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-09

SQUASH CREEK, May 6, 1873
Ed. CHIEF:-A very few words, if you please, in re-
ply to my dear brother Of the Bulleiin-bless his
American heart! Thanks to his example, also. am
not compelled submit to the unfortunate dreaming
exploit that he refers to. Isn't Doniphan within
reach Hit came to the worst, should 90 there,
even il il cost me three dollars.
Ever thine,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-09

II c. c. Field, an old Troy boy, now Of Omaha
has been spending few days in town. visiting friends
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-09

r Joe Hampson has been wrestling with bill
ious attack, for several days past.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-09

II The City Council have placed the licenses for
saloons at ESQ per annum and two saloons have ia
ken ont licenses
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y Sergeant Loyds new stock of fine calf Boots
and Shoes genuine EngisA grain walking shoes, Ia
dies misses and childrens shoes and slppers, have
just arrived. See their styles and prices
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y The new depot is not yet located, and it is
doubtful whether it will beput the foot Main Street
The $50 that the company asked for to pay for the
necessary grading in changing the location speed
ly subscribed, when SOME additional objection WA
made We suppose the citizens win now drop the
matter, and let the Railroad Company decker with
itself
Since the above written, we have learned that
it has been decided to locate the depot where
the former was-about the width of street fur
Their west that the street will connect with the
east side Of the depot instead of the west side
heretofore
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70 Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sale
by &. Leland.
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Wanted.

Customers to pay for, and walk away with a fresh
lot of Country Hams and Shoulders, just received at
SERGEANT g. LcYp's
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Keep cut the Flies.
Wire Screen Doors, and Wire Cloth for Window
Screens TRor LUMBER YARD.
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y For the neatest, pretest, and most osnre"enti,
arrusged Trunk. so to
Srpcr.xr 4 InYDs
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-09

= Kinseys are invoicing their stock Of drug.
having effected q sale to Bickford & Sinclair.
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II DR.. Jsqne's German Worm Cakes never fail to
destroy worms and expel them from the system.
Pleasant to take and perfectly safe. Sold by Bick-
ford & Sinclair Troy Aug. Miller. Wsthena-
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- Work on DIR. X. L. HoAmeier's new brick res
dence is now under full headway
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q Ben Galloway is getting proud, in his old age
He has got q new piano. First notice.)
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-09
CHICAGO MARKET,

Wheat-Dull and n shale lower, No. spring. 81 ITO
IL; No. 9 " l0s al n cash No. 81 Oh al OF.
Con-Steady and fair demand at soc cash.
Oats-SteAdy and fair demand at 9iic cash, May or
June.
Rye-Steady and aGd unchanged at Coo.
Bariey-Steady and unchanged at dc.
Pork-Stesdy and fair demand; % 69d5 62i cash,
LArd-Qnist and steady at t6 95 cash
Bulk AeaiA-Stsady and firm shoulders % IS; short
rbs. - Is. short clear. u 57i -
Hog..Eseeips u 900 Steady and active choice heavy
p5es ~ hgnI " xSs 10 mixed, rough. s. i09s3 20.
Catte-Receipts. AGO. Firm; steers si aj as 10 feed.
sr. and light stoekerH good demand % 1914 20 cows
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All Trojans to try that famous ''SoI- MILLER Full
Wheat F1omr, at SERGEANT LorD's.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-09

- new lot of fine Trunks, just received, at
SERGEANT g. LorD's.
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~ Illustrated Marriage Guide, go pages cloth
aud pilt binding 50 cents; same in paper cover %
80 Manhood. 10 cents; Womanhood, lo cents;
Pamphlet, 3 cents-seeurely sealed by mail. SEND
money or postage stamps. Dr. WHITTIER the great
..,..,;.,;., 6l7 ST Charles Street. ST. Louis No.
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Il See those new styles Dress Goods. at
SERGEANT e. LOYD's
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DoNIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge Cd Judicial District-ALFRED G. OrIs.
County COMMISSIONER. S. Long, CYRUS LELAND JR,
WIN II. DEcKARD.
Sherif-CHARIEs BURKHALTER-
Clerk of District Court-FRASK BROWN.
Treasurer-RoBERI FLIcKINGER-
County Clerk--D. W. MORSE a.
County Atsernsy-F. X. ARMSTRONG. p e. g. ,
Probate JaAge-RoEgKT Wilkinson - Z.
Register Of Deeds-JosEPH =. HANPsoS
Superintendent of Public Instructon-D. d. ROSE.
Suryeyor-CHARLEs CoRBusER.
Coroner-DR. W. W. CARTER.
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70 Buy the "MOnarch" Sulky Plow-
at LelanGs.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-09

r. Eleven pounds nice Yellow Sugar, at Sergear
& Loyd's, for 81.
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The Atchison & Nebraska Railroad.


GOING NORTH.
No l. mail and express leaves Atchison at EGO p m;
leaves Troy junction 30 arrives at Lincoln al
9:25 p. IN. ,.., ,..ra. A.
Gibson at 6f5 A. m. and Troy Junction at a:3s A. m
GOING SOUTH.
No . mail and express. leaves Lincoln at 6'4o a. m
arrives at Troy Junction at 16 arrives Mt Atchi
at Az p. m. ,., ,.. q,
coin at $50 A. m arrives at Troy junction at 40 m
arrives at Atchison at 6:l5 p m
CONNECTIONS.
Train No leaves Atchison after arrival Of all Eastern
trains connects with ST. 10. d. C. X X from ST D O.
seph at Troy Junction. Train Nos connects al Troy
nnction with the st. 10. g. D. C. for the West Train
M connects Mt Troy Junction with St Jo g. D. u T. H.
far 81 Joseph makes close connections AZ Atchson
with the Missouri Pacific for Leavenworth Kansas CITY
St Louis and all and Southern points win the
n q St Jo for Hannibal. Quincy, and the East with
the c. l. P = K. for Rock Island Chicago ana .ns
East With the X. c.. St. 10. g. B. for Chicago anu
the East with the c. B. U. p for Concordia anu tne
Soiomon Valley With the A, T. S. Il. X, Tor DENVER
Pueblo and the Great Southwest 80 \, l., W
Connections made ut Lincoln with the D. o ~ IN -e
braska and Nebraska Railways.
wTOWNE JOHN L. UT,
49, CEN Sup't Geu. Ticket Agent
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CaYses, Caxpeasi

CasPees, CaFpessi
We have on hand Samples Of Carpets. We viii
take orders and furnish at factory prices.
BIcxFoRD & SgxcLAIR.
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~ You can buy that nice, cheap Tin
ware of Morris, White Cloud.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-09

II n. s. Wood is going around with his foot in q
sling. wagon upset on him.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-09

Y 1t i about four weeks since The elevator and
cribs were burned Yet the smoke stiii arises from
the smouldering fne.
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Oila,

All kinds of Machine OILS, - low a. ut St. Joe. or
Atehisou. st BsckzoaD 4 SxclAIR'k
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SQUASH CREEK. May 6, 1876

n Linen Dress Goods and Trimmings, ut
SERGEANT & LOrDs
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4. o. O.. r.

4. o. O. r.
Troy City Lodge No Sc meets every Saturday night,
at odd Fellows Hall Lelands store. All members
" ]. b. BROOKS n. G.
s. N JOHNSON, Sec.
AT 4. CHURcH.-Seryfcese every Sabbath, at lot A.
evening j. A. AMOS, Pastor.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-09

Y Bob. MAILER. the general business man of Le-
ona, was in town, Tuesday.
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goeal #attsrs.

For any other length of time in accordance with the
above rates which apply only to regular advertising
Business cards of S lines or less, IS q year.
For legal and transient advertisements 81 per square
the first insertion and 50 cents per square for each
subsequent insertion.
Special Notices will be charged 80 per cent extra and
editorial advertisements and personal communications,
double price.
Eight lines of solid Nonpareil make square All
fractions of half square and counted full
square
Advertisements requiring TO be certified to- will be
charged the Of certifying in addition to the regular
rates. $500
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
advance.
low q the times VIII admit All Job Work must BE- paid
for when taken from the Office
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q The best Sulky Plow-for sale BY
Leland.
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AGENTS.

BATES & LOCKE, "a Park Row, New Yerk.
s. NJ PETTENGILL & CO. 81 Park Row New York.
GEORGE p. HOWELL & CO, 20 Park Row, New York
HOWELL & CHESMAN, st. Louis Mo.
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FRANKLIN BABCOCK
viii negotiate loans for parties wishing 70 oosro"
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MOneY 70 Lean.

On Real Estate, in sums to suit borrowers, on fiy,
years time, or less Interest," nine per cent per anpum
Commissions reasouable
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Money Loan,
On long time at interest well improved arms In
Doniphan County. Kansas Apply TO
iuness. XXX STOUT. Troy, Kansas
Jusr REckrvEp-A large stock of Wall Paper and
Border. HcKfoRD q SNoA-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-05-09

~ Plows and Cultivators at Leland's,
at prices to suit the times.
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yV Don't wait for any fnrthnr invitation, but 90
and get some Of the SOL MILLER FLOUR, at Ser
geant & Loyds, and you will want more it,
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Once over Buchanan Banh, st. Joseph. Mo.
l9jan1y.
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n New Good. It hard time. prices At Lelaad's
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Remember, we guarantee all our represented,
refund the money. BIcKYoRD & SINCLAIR.
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Dosbins, Electric SOAP.

R.H. MoxrcoAERr. Secretary.
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3apr.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-18
LIFE INsURANCE PoLICIES.

A suit presenting some queer facts, brought by
Lydia McGiney against the United states Lie lnsur-
ance compa ~ argued yesterday appeal before
Cp,ci Justice DAILY aud Judge Lawrence IN tho Com
mon Pleas General Term. Tho action was brought
TO recover Tho amount aus upon two policies issued
by the defen Aant upon the HE OF Charles t. Mckinley,
tne pla,ntins husband. Tho nrst Tor 1000 aud
aatea April ~, 1866; the second was a paid-up
poicy Tor slU0 dated January ~. 1871 issued Tor
uividends ticn due on tue nrst poiicy. mcGinicy
died ~ Celim, ono. April III. 1873 IL was canned
by defendants that tho deceased falsely answered
certain cues relative to hereditary diseases In
his family and hrs Meath, ana particularly as TO
whether he Was a temperate man. Tue defendants
claimed that 10 answer 10 this question was unquali-
u.dly false, aud that he constant and excessive
aripkcr aud ed from the effects OF sucu habits The
Court below Bowevcr, gave judgment for the paintn
Tor 40 GOT b5. An appeal taken AMI argued yes
terday ~ cons idcrabe length. The Court took tho
papers, reservnig It's decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-18
CROOKED WHlokEY.

Deputy Revenue Collectors ODonnell and Packet
on Thursday seizod copper stii IN excellent cond
ton on second story oil frame house on Atlantic
avenue, Brooklyn. tho slii, wnich Is OF 200 gallons
capacity, was connected by pipes which through
the aoor down into room IN the rear OF grocery
store. The appurtenaucss were all new and very
perior Tney also found 2 600 gallons OF mash aud
lew barrels OF low wines. The entire properly, In
cuding the grocery store, stock, Two horses and
wagons, valued In all at $4,000 were connscated.
Abner strauss the alleged Of the premises, was
arrested, and yesterday morning arraigned before
United States Iomml ssioner Wiusiow He was al
lowed to depart upon nis own rccoRnizance. He
claimed that The floor had been worked by two
men, one OF whom was known 10 MIN by The name OF
Joe Though they had been occupying the place for
three months past he had never been up stars and
did not know what hey were work Ing at They used
hts wagon to carry the materials, but always paid him
Tor the privilege.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-18
AN INrLhE FAMILY.

About two years ago Henry Harnott aged twenty.
two, married Sarah Gravel aged sixty, both OF Hemp.
stead. sarah addicted to the immoderale use OF
liquor aud frequently sentenced 10 short Of
ilnprisopment out as shc had expectations" Henry
bore his Ills ana looked after MS spouse with jealous
care. Hut Henry came uIon svil days, when sarah
was AZ last sentenced 10 Two munlhs' confinement
lie aud tell Ia love with the W idow Davis, OF
Rockville Centre, and t6cy we're married. Wncn
Saran was released. some days ago. sue obtained q
warrant Tor his arrest tor bgamy. rho officers were
several days IN nndiug hun, bat when he was nnany
CONFRONTED with aarau ~ Judge Snedekers Court no
pleaded EuIity TO tue charge ana committed.
Then sarah went OF aud got drunk care OF
herself aud Judge snedcker sent bcr ~ tho Work
house al Baruum Island Tor SIX months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-18
A DEMENTED WANDERER.

once Kasanagh early yesterday morning saw
we'll dr,ssed woman rambling among tho rocks IN ,bs
vicinity OF Fourth avenue ana listh street He con.
Guided hat sac was insane, and few questions con-
viuced him tlat sucn was the facI lie took ths
unfortunate tothe 10th street police statop wnurs
she gave hall dozen different names. Sbc wore 4
black six dres, with q gray merino oversk,rt on
her person wal found piece OF paper having in.
scribed thereon he iollowing:--
viii you pleas, hnd by directory for Mrs savo,, an.
address of her fahern law, Mr. SAVIOR who n emn,ovaS
In Brewster's Garage mandatory nso the pumuer in
billiard tables sP-
Judge wheeler sent her TO the Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction.
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Mrs Mary Hcalcy Of No. 24O East Eighty first
street, has lived nappny with nor husband, James
Heaiey, Tor many years; but on Thursday night the
pair unfortunately disagreed. Mr.. healey insisted
upon hts TAX ing his view Of certain matter but
the lady Enormously held TO her own. Mr.. Heaicy
.hereupon administered chastisemcnt and his wlic
whipped him IN return. Mr. Healey then retired 10
another apartment and held lengthy interview with
his Urotncr, Wiilain IL was nnaiy agreed that tho
two brothers SHOULD, by a concerted movement, sud-
denly eject Mrs neaicy IRON tue house In tue hall
way, however, Mrs Heaey attacked tue PAR wun n
broom handle, aud, pursuing them into tno room,
bella orca them mat both roared Tor mercy. Mis-
Healcy then locked the door anu aept search OF
policeman. Yesterday, IN tue Harlem Police Cour,,
she told Judge Wheeler mat the prisoners had been
sufficiently punshcd, anu nis HONOR taking tue same
view, ordered their discourage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-18
ARSON AND ROBBERY.
TREDERIcK HEBEN ARRESTED IN HoBoKEN FOR
A PENNSYLVANIA CRIME.

FREDERICK HEBEN ARRESTED IN HoBoKEN FOR
PENNSYLVANIA CRIME.
Frederick Asben, German. living at No. 60 Clinton
street. Hoboken was yesterday arrested by Detective
Quinlan and Constable jelly, OF Jersey City, on a
charge OF arson and robbery. The case q very
gular ono, ana is best told the words OF the
plainant, VINO is William Blum, farmer, residing IN
Booming Grove township, Pike county, Pa. He APP
peared before Police Judge Davis in Jersey City,
yesterday mornins. ana while the tears strcamed
down his checks no told his story. He said
"Onc year ago this May went out ono morning
with my dogs and gun TO do days shooting.
had got no further than mile from my homo when,
going up o hl I looked back and noticed column OF
black, thick smoke ascending from the place where
my cottage stood l hurrcd back and as reached
tho farm. heard my wie's cries Tor nelp. Quicken
ing my run / soon arrived ut Tho door and found my
cottage IN flames. My wife tearfuiy Told mo that my
only child asleep up stairs. bounced
up the stars ana N Lew rev seconds haa
ing and halt sunocated daughter IN my arms
How reached the ground don't know. When re-
searched M the runs Tor u hue trowel and hammer
but could nna them. They had long been coveted
by my nircd nun Heben AID NJ once suspected MN
OF having stolen them, together with S4gV had
secrcted IN the house. Hebcu disappeared mora
Inv OF the nre, ana believe set the place
1 searched Tor nim but never heard of MIN until
came on here 10 VISIT some relatives Ia Union HILL and
IN Hoooken u lew days ago ulet him. learned his
residence and determined 10 prosecute him."
BIum's lace bore conclusive evidence OF the truth
fulness OF MIS- story. IL was SCARED and skinned
aad appeared rs II IN so many seams Three myers
OF his right hand were burned away, and Ms arms
aud enid also Scared Judge Davis :ssueJ the
warrant, anu Hebcn. upon beng arrested, was taken
TO Ponce Headquarters. He is thirty.nvo years OF
aye and OF very repuIsve uutenance. Judge Davis
tciegrapned to tue Prosecutor OF Pike county,
Milford, Pa, aud rsqasition Is expected 10 arrive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-18
SUMMARY OF LAW CASTS.

Juige Douonsue yesterday appointed Messrs julius
McGlynn, Julas Henderson aud Bernard Smyth
Comm lssoncrs OF Estimate and Assessment for the
opening OF the Bronx River road.
Mrs. Della sctD nerbach alleges that her husband,
Buise schmerbcn detains their three infant children
In his custody, and will not allow her 10 SEQ them.
Judge Dononue yesterday granted writ Of habeas
corpus IN the case. suit divorce 10 pending be-
tween the parties.
RoDert Craigtsrad on tine TIN OF last March obtained
In the supreme Court judgment for ST. $3.50 10 against
the Combinatitaa Rubber Company. The execution
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-18
AN OFFICER WORoTED.

Officer Romer, Of the Richmond county ponce, In
attempting TO arrest a drunken man in the ferry
house at Tompkinsvlllc, staten Island yesterday
badly beaten ny the prisoner, VINO finally arrested
and taken before Juuse Taylor On arrangement the
prisoner refused TO give ns name aud was sentenced
to county jail Tor nltynine days lie 10 believed
TO be "A New YORK policeman, as key found ~ hts
possession WIS marked "seventsentn preclnct ~.
tlJn No S3A
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IRREGULAR ACCOUNTS.

John d. Payne, who for eight years past has been
employed as pookkecpcr for Alvin Johnson Son,
publishers No. II Great Jones street. was yesterday
arrested a charge OF ombezzlcment preferred ~
his employers For some time they mad suspected
that MS accounts irregular, aud upon invcsgn-
ton discrepancy that VIII probably roach $lA,oo0
Was discovered.
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John l. Smith, OF No IL Ciarkson street, appeared
com painant yesterday before Judge Mu ray against
Joun Bryson, VINO, the 11tn 0i May, alleged 10
have stoi,n quanty vi copper roohng the property
OF the TRINITY corporation, IRON Nos. ia and ll0
kLng streeL bryson was beld ~ 5000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-18
orpIcrAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

oFPICrAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following statement, showing the real estate
transactions recorded the Registers once May IT,
1875 is obtained from Augustus 7. Dochary, Deputy
Register
l4ss nsn;s Of % AZ. ssxioo: Walter :. ..o
Union square. !. " cornor 18th St. siS1i5o: also
m John
esa & sS s,a S:; st. 1880; charles Fake
ua a"% s square re corner nth st. sexi5o: ais:
iIsa 70 Ess.pd T. "n '1as :" xom
sd a.a si 10 M.s;ssv Il I'd .'
r :, aai;. =. soas0: Aaon
Elm xr Il and ~e.s
SON smith .s snd ss;s T. sSlss
sehnppert and husband 70 Anarew e 6osesl. 1000
oh lash s ST. . ). $50 Union SQUARE, S6ssa;
on n7si ST. :: $50 il. w. Of Union square soxDa;
% 1897 Davidson and vile
,, sa', l1n.a q a;sixs, Ter
s -. M'ur' 20 e pI:''e. ss ssn o. jan:
' Steele TO Henry cramp.on Nom.
henry usisree, 20 Now York Lfo Insurance Com :, -
" warSy; G. B. Hubbard refsrseJ to Mutual life
4d in'ss.a nc oGSRs"s q broadway issioGs
I. Price Gss,ss, TO Francis , Morgss NJ. 1900
'- Sl ~ and wife . Thons. acGui5s 1850
+ % S Z. ~ Nj
etin st. n. s.. 100 II W. OF 4th av, 2oxio05: Ira 4.
poyng and wife Theodore ". Dwight. 28,o7o
ward Beasey to David o. Carlton .............. Nom
q s sS and VIE sderich Won 10000
wan wand, Loas4 o. Wilson ANA husband 70 Benjs-
min W. wilson. NOM
sea,h = 70 Water ",,o q I.nss st. 'Aoes 81 100
cha naSsr 20 8. no 20 par, o. Charles Hcmcn
Way .na Gsssy: .aa
- RrcoRpKD noRTcAGxs.
aula IL. To kru nt - q n a
Bs sssn :. ai sh a1 . :.. $500
""g.epnsar ST. =. 1850
o. s7,S 81 w. Of 9Th Az due. 10000
yanst 9, spring =, st. .. ana also a. V. corusf OF
Daily, Peter aud wife. TO ane B. Fox, = . OF Henry
Dc Rsy. 9, cSs%s. g i. aa;;:r Co.
o. no,h 81 ~ 20 NJ n W %s: ra:.es 2oo
9e, No. sSs sowsry and No. 400 Ei.sSets st.:
nss%snn S.ao and husband 10 John Ksi6y
OF Monroe 81. .. Of Madison nv 2stn wsrd); y
Ug. xasa..a: r.. to Eliza wensi {. = 81 s.h av.
same Ct s' same q s.l .v Of iooo
Ais Iva Of Lincoln sx $50 Of iss.S st. asd w.rs;
same sss 20 same Of i4i.. st: I. Of 81 .v
Kios.riek ndw.rd sna r,ie to John Webb, V. ,,o
Sa 10 stanton 81 .... i2oo
DIVISION st. dot Nc. 49,; rs........... 10000
Mssnss ra oaa =" strass aeaar.. 1000
xes ssa ~ iiien NJ 20 Rose Mcdonald n S;i ST.
n..,.ri AN aS ss. b. and wife 10 Inward NJ Gca
ts sS sd Of s'h ss .;;:;a.,a 1000
ieaschold aud interest In Brooklyn property;
assssa fiaae. and Vile TO- the Em,riaa. Indus.
trial savnas Bank. n . Of 10th 81 ". Of Broad 49,.
xs .cae and vile TO Michael L.ii s. Of isd s..
s,.5S III oH sa as ssa aiic T. Daniel H. Kendall. i'
Of lai.tst; :. Of Az as; month. ~: II go
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THREATENING LIFE.

Thomas stcnson, forty i've years OF age, residing al
No 5i5 Bergen sheet Brooklyn, was arrested ON
Thursday night ohaged with threatening 10 tske The
lie Of Charles W. Buell. Of No. Tao CArfoli slra.aa