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C DE
LA HOJA DE LATA.

Este metal es uno de los mas an
conocidos, no obstaDte
haber afirmado 10 contrario varias
personals cientfficas. Los estudios
hechos duraDte los veinte dltimos
ahos para averiguar cuales fueron
las primeras razas que poblaron la
Europa han demostrado de una ma
nera concluyente que las armas y
utensilios de bronco usados por los
primitivos habitantes de esa parte
del mundo, eran de una especie de
bronco, que result0 ser una liga de
hoja de lata y cobre; por 10 tanto
no tememos equivocernos al air.
mar que ell cObre y la hoja de lata
fueron conocidos y trabajados EN-
una epoca muy anterior al descubri-
miento y manufacture del hero,
habiendose encontradO en- muchas
excavaciones no solo utensilios y
armas como dijimos arriba, sine
barras de hoja de lata pura: la pro-
porcion de este metal varia entire 4
y 20 por ciento, siendo ell 10 por
ciento la mas general.
Los principles centres producto-
res de hoja de lata son: l.0 ell conda-
do de Cornwall, Inglaterra, en- dom
de SO SAGA de minas, en- lugar de
obtenerse por ell proce iimiento de
lavado, como en- otras parties; 20
Sajonia y Bohemia, en que Sc extrae
tambien de minas, aunque en- me-
nores cantidades; 80 Varias islas
del archipelago Malaga, y parte del
Indostan y Burmah, en- donde sc
obtiene por ell procedimiento del
lavado; 40 Espaha, Australia, Tas-
mania, Bolivia, Mejico, ell Japon,
Siberia, Finlandia, Madagascar y
otras localidades, Ell donde Sc en-
cuentra Ell cantidades mas 8 menos
importantes.
En- los Estados Unidos Sc han ha-
llado depositos de hoja de lata en-
algunas comarcas; pero ell rendi-
miento ha sido comparativamente
insignifcante.
I%nglaterra produce unas 10, 900
toneladas, que vienen q ser la terce-
ra parte de la production total del
mundo.
Los dep0sitos de la isla Banca, del
Archipelago Malayo, empezaron q
explotarse Ell 100, y durante los 20
primeros amos fueron de corto rem
dimiento, Despues llegaron hume
rosos chinos, que POGO q POGO fueron
extendieudo sus excavaciones por
toda la isla; la epoca mas prospera
para esa industrial es la comprendi-
da entire ITO Y 1850, cuando la pro-
duccion alcanz0 la cifra de $500 to.
neladas anuales; despues hubo de-
caimiento gradual hasta 1880, GUAM.
do SO les imprimi0 mayor impulse q
los trabajos.
Ningun metal sc presto tan facil.
mente como la hoja de lata para sci
separado de las materials extranas q
que Sc halla mezclado, y los anti
guos procedimientos Sc han conser.
vado cast en- todas parties por ser los
mas faciles y baratos.
En- 1870 SO empezaron a explotar
las minasd de Australia, y en- 1874 su
producto Sc caiculaba en- la respeta-
BILE suma de 50, 400, 900, siendo gene.
ralmente la mejor clase que Sc We
en- plaza.
En- Mejico hace TEMPO que Sc co.
noce el uso de este metal; cCando los
espaholes conquistaron aquel impe-
rio habia monedas acuhadas de Ell.
Ell dnico Estado cuyas minas ofre-
cen algunas probabilidades de IN
rendimiento ~provechoso, es ell de
California, donde se han descubier
to dltimamente algunas, de las cua-
les varias estan va Ell via de explo.
tacion.
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Communicated


SRs. REDAcToREs DE LA CRoNl-
CA:-Muy Sefiores mios:-Tengo ell
gusto de manifestar a Vds. que las
dltimas noticias que he recibido de
Washington y Nueva York, son de
que ell gobierDo de los Estados Uni.
dos no abriga ninguna mira hos
til contra MEXICO; y que antics bien
desea que sc establezca la pazv
tranquilidad en- aquella repdblica.
Los hijos de MEXICO, agradecidos a
los Estados Unidos; por sus bueuos
oficios en- favor de nuestra autono.
mia en- la epoca aciaga de la inter
vencion y ell Imperio, hacemos es.
fuerzos por conservar y estrechar
mas las relaciones de amistad v CO.
mercio.
Como los anteriores ~conceptos son
de interes general, 81 10 tienen q
bien pueden darles lugar en- las CO.
lumas de su muy acreditado perio
dIco, para satisfaction de les anne.
ricanos y mejicanos residences en-
ambos pafses.
Me suscribo con este motive de
Vds. muy atento su obediente SER
vidor. ]. BETANzos.
La crónica., 1878-04-10
A LOS

Sc ruega q los selores Suscritores
de LA CR6NICA q quiepes sc ha pa
sado aviso por carta postal del esta
do de su suscricion a este peri0dico,
Sc sirvan c~ontestar sin perdida de
tempo hacienda r%efe-encia al asun-
to, pues de tai manera evitaran mo-
lestias,, que debieran ser indtiles a
LA ADMINISTRATORS DE LA CRoNICA.
La crónica., 1878-04-10

INDEMNIzACI0N DE GUERRA
Segun datos oficiales presentados
dltimamente al Consejo Federal de
Alemania, aparece que la indemni
zacion pagade nor Francia produjo
por jnnto 4,2U4, 05l, 259 marcos, v
1884, sos, $50 idem los reintegros he.
chos d los diferentes estados que to-
maron parte en- la guerra. A Ba-
viera lie han tocado 269, 3S1, ITO; q
Wurtemberg 81. 997,3l7; a Baden
$685. AS; d Hesse meridional 2S,-
1854; y q la anterior Confedera.
cion alemana del Norte, 442:l45, Ala
marcos. Restan aun por dividir
Is, l45, ala.
La crónica., 1878-04-10
Particular de LA CRoNICA.
Carta de Sonora.

81 Congreso del Estado los Sonorenses
en- Arlzona.-MeJoras Materiales. lie
yes hacendarias .-Subvencion que pa
rece buen negocio.-La situacion de la
Republica en- terminus generales.-El
gobierno y 10 que tiene hecho.-Sus
contratos,-Recuerdos del pasado.-Los
hombres del poder.-Como debe obser-
varse Ia Marcia administratIya.-Mi-
seria del pueblo.-El ejercito.- -Jefes Y
soldados, etc, etc.
La crónica., 1878-04-10

GAMING DE HERO RUsO.-El
gran prOyecto russo de un camino de
hferro central a traves del Asia, Sc
gun parece, esta a punto de consul
marse. Ell canine empieza en-
Moscow y esta completamente ter
minadO hasta Samara en- ell Volga,
recorriendo ell Lower Novogorod, Y
una distancia de 600 miIlas. ST.
guiendo al sudeste desde Novogorod
y por medic de Saman liega q Oren-
borg, ep ell rio Ural, que son otras
600 millas, continua la curva de este
rio shasta Orsk, que esta q $50 millas
al este de Orenborg, 800 al sur de
Ekaterienbug y 600 del maj Caspio,
por las sinuosidades 8 circunvolu-
clones del Ural. Esta es la termi-
nacion del canine europeo Y ell
principle del central asiatlco, acerca
de cuya colossal empresa tanto Sc ha
hablado. BESIDE Orsk la Inca sigue
n direction sudeste hasta fash
kent, Kohkan, cerca de 500 milIas q
traves de pantanos y desiertos que
requieren enormes puentes, tdneles,
terraplenes y excavaciones, Y pro-
bablemente de allf q Kushger, en-
donde hay una intersection con ell
proyectado canine, desde Ormus,
en- ell golfo de Persia, y que cruzan.
do ell Afghanistan va q Cashger Y Sc
hacer llegar a Pekin. La
esta IN POGO mas al Norte que
la que anteriormente Sc traz0 en- la
oriental y al Este de la ira
zada primer mente en- Ell Asia &C.
cidentai, y Sc dice con justicia que
esta es una de las obras mas gran
que ell hombre haya podido
smprender.
La crónica., 1878-04-10

Pedro Vasquez del Mercado, q
QUEEN Sc ACADIA de juzgar en- San
Francisco acusandosele del delito de
asesinato, ha sido absueIto Dor Ell
jurado y puesto en- libertad, pues de
las pruebas presentadas en- ell proce-
so resulto que cometio Ell homicidio
en- defensa propia.
La crónica., 1878-04-10
REVISTA COMMERCIAL.

[~Preparada y corregida escrupulosa
y expresamente para LA CRoNlcA los
Microbes de cada semana.1
La crónica., 1878-04-10
pREcIo DEL ORC Y orRos vALoREs.
Nueva York, Mario Is, 1878.
MerCado de Los Angeles.
Precios al por Menor.

Revista preparada y c%ofregida BIZ
commandments por Seymour y La
Fetra de la GRANGE STORE, 1SS,
Gale Principal Los Angeles.
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De BARCELONA

o LECHE DE LA oULTANA.
Para limpiar, suavizar y hermosear Ell Gu.
it's.
Ell espeeffco mas generalmente usado
por todas las damas de las Cortes de la
vieja Europa.
Sc garantiza que no contiene ningun
ingredients nocivo.
Esta renombrada aqua indispensable
en- ell tocador de .odas las damas, sc ha-
LA de Venta en- la
BOTICA ESpANOLA,
esGuina de las Gales Main Y Short, bar
rio de Sonora.
JOSE PRUNEDA,
Propietario.
En- dicho establecimiento Sc vende
tambien la Mel de Marrubio y Alquitran
de Haley las Gotas de Pike que curan ell
dolor de muelas en- un minute.
La crónica., 1878-04-10

R Tenemos siempre listos g
&EE@ precios razonables para aco-
W0W o del pnblico Csbailos
y Carriages, con I'm Caballo o Doble Pa
reja y Caballos de Silla. Sc admiten ca
ballos por el dia semana 9 mes y Sc ga
.rantiza que Sc les daIa ell mejor cuidadoy
m-anutencion. Sc preparan vehfculos para
excursiones y paseos a preclos mas raZo-
nables que c~ualquier
ESTABLECIMIENTO DE PRIMEKA
CLASE en- Ell Sur de California.
AGO WILSON y YOUNG, Propietarios'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
PATENT LITIGATION.

controversy that has lasted for several years be-
tween the Bullock Pruning Press Company and the
Now York Times with roforonco to an alleged IN.
frngomont by tho Times Of the Bullock patent nus
been determined by the decision OF Judge Hoyt II.
Wheeler sitting In the United Stares Circuit Court
In favor Of tho Bullock company. Tho Times has
been enoned from using tho patented features Of tho
Bullock pross, the ipifingemont OF which was COIN
patned vi anl directed ~ account TO the Bullock
company for tho profits derived from such use. Ono
oil tho questions presented by the case was ns 10
whether The Court would Interfere NY It's injunction
where Il appeared by tho testimony that pcnding the
trial tho defendants had substituted some other do
vico iu place OF the one tho Of which COM
planned Of Concerning this Judge Wheeler says:-
II Is ordered hereupon that dccreo DO entered Tor
an injunction anu account, with costs TO tho CON-
piainants.
Mr. Charles r. Blako appeared for tho Times and y.
G. Bowman and Benjamin H. Loo Tor tho Bullock
Printing Press Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CnAMDERa-Nos. 8, IS. 90, Ill, 172,
III, 2oz 270, 27S, 2S2, 2s4, 2s5, 297, 3U2. 800.
SUPREME COUKT-GESkRAL TERM.+Adlourncd until
February 10, 1873.
SUPREME CoURr-CRCUIr--Part 1--Hcid by Judge
Donohue--Short cuuscs-Nos. 2727 22A7, 25l7, 251S,
1913, 23l2, Z262, Z6l6, z7o5, 1872, l727 Part 2-Ad
journed Tor tho tern. Part 3-ilod by Judge Van
Bfunt-Snort causes.-Nos. 259S, 2S5l, 2767, BOSS,
259D, 29i5. 1850. 2975 203l, 20IG
supEeIoR COURT, SPECIAL TERM; COMMON PLEAS,
CHAMBERS, aud MARINE COURT, TRIAL TERN, parts !
aud 3-NO day calendars.
surKsME COURT, SPECIAL TERM; SUPERIOR CoURT,
GkNEnAL TERM; SUPERIOR COURT, TRIAL IEiM purts
!, anb .; IoamoS PLEAS. GENERAL TERN; COMMON
PLkAs TRIAL TERM parts anu z, aud MARISK CouRr,
TRIAL iRHM, part z.-Adjourned Tor tho term.
COURT oY GENERAL SEssIOys-Part Held by Judge
Gidorsiesvc.-rhc People vs.. james M6lcr, robbery |:
Same vs. Michael HacKett, felonious assault; same
vs. LOWS Muller, fclonious assault Same David
Well, may hem; Same vs.. John McKenna, may hem !;
Same va Isaac Fingcrman and Joseph y. Valley, may
hem; same w. Wnilam Hcaney, mayhem; SaIn5 vi.
John Mack aud Henry King mayhem Same
Michael Dowdeii, grand larceny; same VS.. Joseph
loran, grand larceny Same Va James Conner grand
larconyi Same va William Ernest aud solomon Lem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Ellen Wilson, the old coored waitress OF John Nor
rissey. who had arrested for alleged larceny in
Baltimore, was yesterday discharged by Judge Dom
0hue
LOUIS O. Corbltt lawyer, having been found guilty
oil obtaining money iaso pretcnces IN 1871 his
name yesterday stricken from the rolls as an
attorney by tho Supreme Cou:s, General Term.
Tho order obtained by Private John Corbett for
the examination OF Louis do Comeau, against whom
he Is about commencing suit for libel was yesterday
SGT aside by Judge Spor, IN tho Superior Court
SPECIAL Torn. Tho motion 10 set ASIDE granted
the ground that undor the new Code party can.
not DO examined before suit Is brought against him.
SUIT has been brought ny Leon Narcotic Co.
against Mrs. J. w. Meter Tor balance oil $4.ool 40
Tor furniture and upholsteripg, which they clulm
have furnished her. No answer having boeu put in
and II beng shown that she out OF the state
would not probably retarn, Judge Speir erday,
upon APPLICATION granted an order tor service OF the
sdmmOus by pUbiIcuti0n.
Abort Taylor has suod Kieran Moran to recover
$500 damages Tor sustained by falling through
urcaway, which, as alleged, was loft ncgigentiy
unprotected III front OF his premises on Liberty
hts COUNSEL and defence having boon put Judge
Speir yesterday ordered judgment, and directed u
precepL to the Sheriff assess tho damages.
A man named Edward Sievin WAS arraRned before
United States Comm ssioner Osborn yesterday tho
Charge oil passing countertcit money. The evidence
showed that he passed nvo-dolar counterfeit bill
after beng informed that II was spurious. IN reply
tho counses motion dismiss the Com missiopcr
said"i have noticed OF iato that the courts above
have discharged prisouers charged with passing
counterlelt money whiio only QUO bill found IN
their possession, although - proved that thCy made
several Intellectual attempts TO pass such counterfeit
counterfeit money have largo loopnole OF escape. "
Decision re5OrVCd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART /.
Before Judge Sutherland
ALLEGED FALSE PRErKNcEs

ALLEGED FALSE PHkTENCEH.
Tho trial Of Lasar Shulman and Isaac J. Edlestein
the charge Of obtaining goods by false pretences
was resumed yesterday. II Is alleged that tho prs.
oners obtained $1a 600 hon several Of tho lead
ing dry goods houses this city on tho reproson-
tatiou that they solvent. and It Is claimed that
their subsequent failure was brought about with tho
intent derxud their creditors The specific charge
which they now indicted IL Tor obtaining from
Messrs. II. H. Cis1in Co goods valued ~ nearly
$500 on false representation Assistant District AZ.
t0rney Russell, with whom associated cx.Assistant
District Attorney Michae Nolan, counsel Tor Messrs.
Caain Co, examined several Witnesses, including
George l.. Whitman, Ira Howard, J. I. Leavtt, Frank
Do.y, James Sliinan, W. l.. Pomoroy, Frederick I.
Blake Clinton II. Blake, Edward HARRISON ana William
Winnie, who testified that the accused had also OBJ
tanned goods from them under ialso reprcscn
Mr. Jonn u Mott counsel Tor tho prisoners, examined
Lasar Shu,man, who deniod tho charge sot f0rtn In
tho Indictment Tho furthor hearing Of tho case will
be rQsumed Today.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
KARL'S GERMANIA PARK.

Tho alleged sslo Yesterday Of Karl's Gcrmania Pari>
which had boon offered by the executors OF u Schoe.
fer previously withdrawn caused considerable or.
element In real estate circles Tho sale was made by
Mr. Twecd's old real estate broker Benjamin r. Fair
enid, OF Beach street, who, failing got offer
tho entire property, put up rs lots and J. Fail-
ing 10 get Did on lot l. he bid So, 900 Tor It. which
was accepted by his assistant who was the sscrier
seveWl times Mr. Falrchlld expatiated upon the
valuo vi the property, and notified tho executors
present and the bidders that he ala II. The
property Was hnay knocked down, lot alter lot ana
tho total footed up $4,000 for about sixty city lots
or Ave acres, together with rifle range, resi-.
dcnco, dining room dancing hall and other buildings
Then Mr. FarchiId gavo TO tho prcss the namo OF 'f.
Yoran" us tue purchaser.
During the a reporter visited ths ONCE Of Mr.,
FarchiId ut No. Boacn street, and inquirng for M.
Fairchd met tho auctonoer, M. Frederick r. Vaik.
who stated that he represented his principal, VINO
was then supposed TO DO at his home Briefly Mr..
Walk informed of the talk upon street aud on
the Exchange. lilo parted dircct questions, but
finally made the statement that the properly Is para
OF M Scboelcrs estate of which Judge ross il one
OF the exccutora Mr FaIrchiId's bid said no. s.vaa
takcn by mo with tho OF the executors oC
the estate, but Mr.. Yoran became Tho pas
CONTINUED ON. NINTH .PAGEl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01

OTHER BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Tho firm Of Tiff Howard, manufacturers OF gas
stoves, ut No II Murray street, has suspended pay
ment on account oil the lack OF ready money Tho
firm is composed only Of Mr. Tiat Mr. Howard hav.
ing withdrawn from partnership In January, 1875,
but tho trm namo remains. Ho had good crodit IN
the trade, and the suspension has caused much com.
ment among tho creditors, who have been unable "a
obtain any definite information regarding condi.
tain an accommodation OF 5000 IRON bank, which
was declined, and note Tor $1,000 wont 10
no could have as rsns.
and submit his affairs TO the creditors and he hug
called u meeting Tor next Tuesday 10 consider
matters Mr.. Tilt refuses 10 give any particulars
garding the assets and liabilities even to his
generous creditors, but It Is understood from good
sources that tho liabilities about $50, 0O0 with
very good assets There ~ some borrowed money IN
the hrm Ut tho risk OF the business, but IL claimed
that tnore arc no preferred creditors no secured
creditors and no. liens on tho stock ono OF inc
largest creditors IS Il. Ketchum " Co., whose claim
is said to amount to $4,000 Some OF tho creditors
express willingness TO grant an extension, but not
U compromise.
Mr.. W. J. A. Fuller. the assignee OF Hcgeman &
rough DRAFT OF tho statement OF the condition OF tue
Suspended 1rm from which 1t appears TINT the a-
ing to $1SlOoO, exclusive OF notes hypo,lecated by
Dunnlng with various city banks to The amount OF
about $780, Tho real assets valued At 24so0,
consisting OF stock Ia trade, about SIS 3U0 hxtures
furniture, &C., 81, 500: book accounts, 5000
At meeting OF tue creditors Of Cory Co, dealers
In oils No. 222 Front street, hold yesterday ~ the
Office OF Register Dayton, composition AZ twenty
cents dollar was passed, The Liabilities being
$4,000.
Tne following assignments with schedules annexed,
were yesterday niea in the Court Of Common Ploas:
LOUIS Altnof. Charles Althoi, August Bergman and
Gustavus Cronemeyer, tho tnsOivent toy urm 10
Adolph g. Dunn. The liabilities OF tho arm stated
al $50, U6O 0S and tho individual debts Of Louis
respectively, making total OF SILL 704 u. Tho
ina assets amount 10 1921 089 O3 and real
S6l.736 II. Frank NJ. Robins and James Titus hay
ana feed dealers, 10 Henry G. Atwater. the debts
OF tho irm amount 1915 80 and assets to $l44 81
Isaac Suebel to Lewis Goldsmith. The liabilities
amount TO $37l63 90, nominal assets 70 sac 664 o.
and real assets to STA, S3J o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
READING MATTER FOR THE HOS.
PITFALLS.

Tho Committee on Books and Newspapers connected
with tho State Charities Aid Association. No. East
Fourteenth street, ask for gifts OF books and maya
Tor distribution In hospitals and other insttu.
tions. supported either by the State or by private
charity wherever such reading Is known 10 10 OF bon
elt 70 the inmatca During tho past year barrels,
boxes baskefus OF reading matter have boon sens
daily to tho Office, where they have been Sorted
stamped aud redstributed among sixty insrtutions.
No interesting book comes amiss, AZ these
institutions contain persons OF all ages, creeds and
nstionaltiss and OF every grade of education. Ex.
charges upon packages son to the office must b
prepaid. ELLEN SHAW BARLOW. President.
HARRIET l. ROBBINS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
AN APPLICATION TO DIsBAR.

An order was issued yesterday by the General Term
OF the Supreme Court the application OF Mrs. Mary
Oswald, to John A. Grsber, counsel at law. 10 show
why he should not be disbarrcd and his name
stricken from the rolls Of the court The affidavit Of
Mrs. Oswald states that In November. 1875. sho re-
tsnod GRADER her loyal adviser 10 settle matters
arising out OF the estate OF her husband Edward o.
wnd, who died on the 4th OF December, 1874; that
Graber after advertising for all claims against the
estate TO bs sent to hun. received notices OF claims
amounting TO about S. 600 and that only about 81 co..
debts this had boon PAID, AND shc supposed
that all had been qudatcd that sue paid GRADER at
mat he apnropr,ated moneys 20 his own nae. She
employed another counsel, who cheated hor out Of
tho remainder OF the money and her properly, and
that she now lives upon the charity OF her friends
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, jan 81, 1873
Proceedings in tho Court Of Appeals. thursday. JAN
uary 3l:-
No. o. sutton va Ray.-Argumcnt resumed and
concluded.
No. CO. LANCE vs. Benedct.-Araued by William H.
Arnaux for appellant aud Benjamin r. Tracy Tor re-
spondenl.
CALENDAR.
The folowngi is the Court OF Appeals day calendar
for Friday February 1Noa o. 49, "a, 30, ~, II, 70,
Ill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-01
REAL ESTATE.

Tho attendance at tho Exchange yesterday was IN.
usually small and Notwithstanding eight sales were
set for tho day, but ono was made. 4. H. Ludlow d
Co.. by order OF tho Supreme Court, sold ono lot
252xs22, on Fourth avenue, west sido, 50.4 feot
south Of Eight street, to plaintiff, for $4,000
Tho other sales woro adjourned to various dates
TRANSFERS.
Josephine Tallman ana husband 60 4 = Cross. 1000
assn : .1 VIII IFS 9th sv i761sSo Rich w
Ill, sId ss,,. s1S ~ o g Sh ave- isoxios IL Nor
risoa and wife to EeIs 1880
]. Issx aud vii; Z Mary A. ssy.ss 1900
Soss r, n: ias r. OF LIST Az. soxas.s; Martin
H. Taylor 10 3: Richardson; 10000
and oe Jonn steward e Daniel T. Seward Nom
.haa,si ana G. Thomson. 1890
isss Sa ss 80 A. 20 r. 3. q 9Th .v, ioo1io0;
s7tS G % 1888 Is r. a. ofiss sv
Curtis Ucisree, so A. smith arussee... 1000
Keiher, Elizabeth aud husband, to John Elliott. n.
Es: kis S' to Hrs% Morrison. No. II West iii
Fulton s x xnaa l. ana husband to May d.yr.
e. ss,1 s. E o. H. Syss: 5000
"T ns Of s' Sd saS sS" 1900
Darsnsrd. Agnes n: AND husband, e ths Mutual
Nv" yoar 10000
beth st. year............... ............... 1915
Same Co Richard Lee No go Elizabeth st. years $500
Same to James shand. No. 30 Elizabeth St.:
Ls ssal' john and WIFE, TO Margaret " Rutherford q
d ID av. n SSH St; 5Sears....:,.::.... I2oos
instsments 1000
s." sv. aud G,tn St, ;dsMand. .;:......::. 1000
Steward Daniel j. anc wife, to Washington Life In-
S"s a aud IS Stone - yoSr 49, , $4,000
Tompkns, samuel ID. and vito, to Equitable Lille In-
5000
ecaor, nine acres 2lih - 10000
ASSIGNMENT MORTGAGES
Turner Thomas T.. 10 James NJ varnum Nom.
Same to same. Nom.
Banks, James A. texecutor). to r. Banks s. 100
Dry Dock savings Bank to a. Krchbiel. -. lOOUO
Taylor, George u. texecutor, to same. 500