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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06

There was comparatively little business III gold
to-day, the sales ranging from 1901 10 lOOdlG. On
gold lolus,the daily lending rates we've 23 and per
cent for carrying to fiat, which was the lending
urer paid out $4,000 IN coin interest on the
public debt. and 1920 600 in redemption of called
bonds The DAYS business of the FUid-clearIng
department of the Bank of the state of New-Iork
covered Gold cleared S11 ,5GS, 900; gold balances,
81 $50, 7G6 currency balances. ~ O7B,OOO.
Foreign exchange was quiet and steady, though
frmer tnan Yesterday. Selling rates were ON tho
basis of 81 s1l4Q$4 STA for. sixty-days bills and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06

Money was i'm ample supply and lent on United
States bonds AZ 2G3 per cent. The range on MIS-
ceIlaneous collateral was 3Gj, while discounts ol
prime pdpcr were quoted at the following range OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
>gcoNr CALL O'CLOCK P,
IHlED. CALI-2:JO 2.
THURSDAY. Dec. 5-P. NJ.

For some time the 9Th of December has been
marked in the Stock Exchange caeadar as red
letter day. The meeting of he Board Of Control OF
the Coal Comblnaica,o OF the Trunk Line Presidents
and of the directors Of the Chicago and Northwest
ern Railroad Company TO settle the question OF
dividends TO b. paid Of the last six months bus
mess. al falling upon the day, were well cal
culated 10 furnish food for an active speculation
But each and all fell dead upon the stock market
Taa directors Of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad Company met and declared diVl"eud "
3l2 per cent on the preferred stock ad one oil per
cent on tie common stock. payable December 20
based upon the following report:
Hali-yearlv comparative statement otearWngS ana
expenses with November, 1873, closely approximate
cros. carInss.......s757G.ss1 s7.5a67 Inc. slcs@4
Operating expenses. 5SJ$,&6j 5.s 5't42 pee cVtS
0'-''- '-'"'0
s5gSs,g57 s&0llgl5 Dec. sso7s
5>s.til t5Nlhl-l lHO' ~A''-'-
from which deduct uXCU char ts e.t VII
Interest on b) els, gold - . , -,, ,,, NJ Of, $50
j.'.tHsN G4'ptg'~O ~
ic#t OF iscl Tuals-.. bN|NS7 800, ~ am
lukug fund account. gs, " 4i0'I-V wv 49,
Balance. 2,ll7si0 s-,48.69s Dec sl255l
Get rroat. 81 5G0567 sIS7ao2s Inc. slooon
Deduct #7 per cent
dividend n rret.lTed
is77 end a I Is S,nD.! 75s,2s4 75a2s4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06

HAVANA MARKET
EAyfVA Dec. j.-Spaul-h gold, 2uJ'ld206 Exchanges
AIIu. Ss-tr- quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
AVON SPRINGS SlNITARIUM

tbs large and favOraby known Rouse is the entire
year hCiug thoroughly warmed by steam The Bath Rooms
new YEAR, within the building and supplied with tho
sulphur water from the springs on the grounds These
wntes nearly century been regarded BY the Me
cal Profession a-o best in country fsr Rheumatism,
Neuralgia skin Diseases. Impure Blood Sc Dr. Alien who
has nal experience t and other institutions
in the treatment al Gu RONIC DISEASES gives his sona
all patients, without extra charge lnFads ana
desiring rest Viii md this pleasant Winter house Adj
dress ALLEN & CARSON, Avon Livingston Co.. NeN-l YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06

In city bank stocks, American Exchange llo) sold
at 1UOl0 Bank Of Commerce 90 at HE, Metro
polan ~ at 100. and Continental 40 AT -. Car
rant mutations are annexed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06

NVANTED-As second hand set of DISSECT-
w ING INSTRUMENTS good condition. Address,
wi forms. D. y. =. Inbune Office. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
'VEXAsand PACIFIC HALFWAY COMPANY.

be counoHs " the consolidated mortgage bonds Of the
Texas Pacific Railway Compsng, maturing December
1873 paid gold afer ma date. on presents
ton Office the company No 2I5 south 4thsL Ptla
dplphia, GEO. ID. KRUMBUAAR, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
Bnslness CHANCES.
miscellaneous.

MONEY. - Diamonds, Watches, JewelTy,
vi siveFware clocks camelsbar siaYs seal sacques.
velvet silk. &C. bought and s0g DacS, st small advance
GEORGEC G. ALLEN. |, 100 Broadway, near 29th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
Set surplus Of the half


Tke u,yi,ed turpus NJ the la-t tsCa year, ending
NAV 80, S7S SHOWN ~ the last anuum Report -oe
-.ss
g.ILcnd ~ per cent the co mon st0cE mas Deem m ,
declared this surplus able Dec - l0'S-- -'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
81 s5l29s4 s5sl for demand TO the c. We annex
purreut mn

The following were tO-day's quotations lotto
eirl and domestic coins and bullion United states
CONS being quoted in currency aud all the others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06

3S2i.
Government bonds were only moderately active
to-day. and vhlc the Is of lS-1 and new Is and -
per cent, were fra, tuc other issues were hdi ~
sta4Gy Current pu,. ntiDU~ are 81. annexed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06

or 50 .......... lOl y 100 2
Mo. IS due IN '7f. .lubf4 -
No. 6s, due In 81. 10. = los
No. 6s. due IN, -. luOA &c
No. Gs, fue ii 50
OF % ......-.-... lO6io "
No, Asyrm or I'm.
wy cue IN 1892 .lOj -
No. l. bdb., due IN
lS54-JJ-........-.lU J llO
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-26
A Terrible Situation.

A Trenton special dated Monday, says
An old man named Charles Yopp died here
yesterday after being buried alive for
nearly twenty hours in swamp back of
the city. Iopp went out few days ago
to gather water-cresses, accompanied by
little dog. On the following afternoon the
dogs persistent barking attracted the
attention of Mrs. Gilbert, whose husband
has small farm bordering on the swamp.
She went to the spot whence the sound
proceeded and was Mortified to discover the
head and shoulder of man, who was
evidently exhausted and unconscious,
protruding from the black mud. One
hand clung to tuft of grass and the other
was extended Mrs. Gilbert weut after
her husband, and the two with other help,
returned to find the man sunk still lower
and still sinking. To extricate him was a
work of great difficulty and took sevarl
hours time, butit was finally accomplished
by means of fence-rais and ropes.
The man was then taken to Gilbert's
house, and in half an hour he revived
sufficiently to say that his name was Charles
Yopp and to tell in broken way the story
of his adventure. He was attempting to
get hold of a fine bunch of water-cresses,
when he dropped his basket into what
looked like fllled-up ditch. He jumped
in after it and sank instantly, and to his
amazement found that something seemed
to be drawing him still further down. His
body was paralyzed by fear, and he cried
for help with all his might, but in vain.
At length, being still powerless to move,
he abandoned himself, as he supposed, to
death. Night came soon, however, and
with it a slight revival of his strength. He
had now sunk to his hips, and although he
felt stronger there was nothing within
reach upon which lie could lay hands. He
thought he sunk at the rate of an inch on
hour The night seemed fearfully long,
and before it passed he fell into stupor
and knew no more until he found himself
in Gilbert's house, surrounded by strange
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-26

q - Joyful News for Boys and Girls.
!. !
AHTAJ Young and Oldii A NEW IN
YSSfyM INVENTION just patented for them
fe--.f n n for Home use
kSseErS4NAH Fret and Scroll Saving Turning,
It'5aa1ss Xxx M Boring Drilling, Grinding Polishing,
Fll11sz ~ Screw Cutting Price So TO $50.
~ Send cents for 100 pages.
EPTIRAIM BROWN, Lcve'l -
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-26
THE GREAT BLOOD TONIC.

For the cure OF all diseases arising from impure
Blood, and for invigorating and strengthening
the vital organs. Are you weak. nervous, debll-
tated, pale and emaciated? Have you lost your
appetizer Have you nausea, pain III the back,
&c,2 II So DR.. Lidsey's Blood Searcher will drive
out the disease and bring back the BLOOM OF
HEALTH PImples, Bolls, Eryslpelas, letter,
by pu flying the system, soltens the skin and
beautles the complexion, sold by all druggists.
81 per bottle. Il. Il. SELLERS Il CO., PrOprie-
tors, Pittsburgh, Pa. q 48
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-26
A Missouri Mystery,

In tho Pettis county criminal court last
week, the trial was begun of John r.,
George d. aud Philip II. Yost, three bro
thers, indicted for murder in tho first
degree. The case is probably without
parallel in the history ofthis State. Philip
Yost, father of the accused, is respected
substantial farmer, residing six miles south
of this city Early in tho summer of 1877
an itinerant singing-school teacher, who
gave his name as David Il. Reeves came
to that neighbolhood aud formed classes at
several adj djacent school-houses. Reeves
was unmarried, aud obtained board ut
Mr.. Yost's, who has n daughter Miss
Amelia, aged II, intelligent and quite
accomplished.
Reeves began giving the young lady his
closest attentions, which were not recipro-
Gated, but spurned, aud she refused to
keep his company. Her conduct aroused
spirit of revenge, and Reeves remarked
in the presence of several parties that If
sh persisted in her GOODNESS he would
kill her. These remarks were at once
made known to Mr.. Yost, and in oouse-
quence Reeves removed his quarters to
neighbours. On August 7th, four days be-
fore the alleged murder Miss Yost recev-
cd letter through tho Smithton post
office signed "Sam," but in Reeves hand
writing, telling her TO meet him at the
stiles on Saturday evening at O'clock AZ
he had something to tell her. This letter.
together with the threatening information
heretofore learned, aroused Mr.. Yost's
indignation, and he at once surmised that
Reeves designed to entrap or kill his daugh-
ter through friendly subterfuge.
On the evening named he armed his three
sons, ranging in age from 18 to % years,
placed them inside his yard fence, and
awaited developments. About the hour
named a man emerged from the cornGeld
adjacent and quietly approached the yard
Once he turned back and re-entered the
fold. The second time he came TO the yard,
closely scanned it for a moment, and placed
his foot on the rails rs if to enter. Then it
was that one of the sons, stationed at that
point, fired at him, the distance only few
feet. The intruder ran, when, in his flight,
he fired two shots, the Yost boys also fired
as he passed near where they were station
cd. Tho man ran to field fence attemp-
ed to climb over, but fell backward to the
ground.
Lights were procured, when it was dis
covered to their horror, that instead of
killing Reeves the dead body before them
was that of Benjamin w. Davis, one of
their best friends and neighbors and also
n distant relative. Davis revolver was
found lying on rail near the top, with
two chambers discharged and the hammer
partly drawn. He wore hat and coat
identified as Reeves. Why'd assumed
part in the melancholy affair is one of the
the mysteries that will probably never be
revealed, but whatever it was he paid the
penalty with his life. Reeves disappeared
that night and has not yet been heard from.
Indictments for murder in the first degree
were preferred against the three brothers,
when they gave bonds for appearance.
The trial has been continued from term to
term until now, special venire of forty
men having been summoned.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-26

people, who wore rubbing his limbs and
pouring whisky down his throat. Farmer
Gilbert brought tho story TO Trenton, and
on Thursday nightthe old man was brought
home. II was hoped that he would como
around aftor all, but on Friday ho grew
weaker and yesterday he died.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-26

anime the splendid assortment for sale by +.
price.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-26
DEATH DEFEATED.

dor over 80 years SELLERS LIVER PILLS
A. have been the standard remedy for Liver
Complaints, Costiyeness, Sick Headache, Pain In
Shoulders or Back, DIZZINESS, Coated Tongue,
Fever and Ague, and all diseases arising from n
deranged state OF the Liver or stomach. Thomas
Adams, OF Big Sandy Ky, says "Sellers Pills
have saved hundred OF dollars In doctors bills In
this country" II. Il. SELLERS CO., Prop'rs,
pIttsburul Pa
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-26
THE SUN FOR 1879.

year come rs aud eod S win S6stss Se the ZANE me
6s rat RoRS h S hsTs sfsaaOe s
depden d % ad T save e 10 Re fh n
aud its own convictions Of duty That is the only pol
ye neyspaPsf a apss the eof e0Sa sa
irienndshp n m POT of wider constituency than was ever en-
THEsUN Is the 9ewsEaper for the people + ia not
man ars he c a1 3Is do eaas ias 1S Ss
uee to to all interests ~ the community II T. NOT the or
ysery about s and hdss It Tor e eSa aoH Se
Sn SsrS s h5nes a y 6S a
fnd ror ae gess r. as sns The
Of any politician or political organization. II gives its
sHSs s Snd or % Ss nd arG r
ss gpo s e Ps9e a6 96sa SS G
principles are y9latedas in the outrageous conspira
Presdenes ofce where he til reTnsna % spesks ot f
forth for the right Y H. That is THE SUNS idea Of ndspe1
programme for 1919
Gals frauds, himbass of ali sorts and sizes II h6peg
70 deserve that hatred not less n The year 1872 than in
tosh1e o the Sfcked WITH Enmsated Brighness & n"u'
ke tie 'o people, Thee ~ San os not e oosa q
make isef s e s magazine q ancient hist2ry II q
e chiefly ws Shs b T q Of tdy + reasr. sss b %
prompest filsst and most secnrSte inteiissnce Of
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pety y win be dbersy SsmP9Gyed ~ n.,.s IN .b
coPy sed tRs anesrsny o the nr lend h m
extraordinary significance 70 the events Of the coming
year The discussions Of the press, the debates and
acts Of Congress- and the movements OF the erders in
section Of the Republican will have direct bear
ing ON the Presidential election q 1870 event which
must be regarded with the most anxious interest by
every patriotic American whatever his political ideas
ALLEGIANCE To these elements OF interest be
added the prOpity that the Democrats will cOntrobO
houses Of Congress- the increasing febeness Of the
fraudulent Administration, and the spread strength
ening everywhere Of healthy abhorance Of fraud IN
any form To present with accuracy and cearness the
exact situation In each OF s varying phases, and 70
expOund, according 10 its well.knOwn methods, the
principles that should guide us through the labyrinth
will be important part Of The Suns work for 1879
We have the means Of making The Sun, as polih
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ing and more useful than ever before; and to
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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-26

NAUTION.-My wife. Elmira B. having left
Y my bed and board without any just cause. 1
hereby give notice that will not pay any debts
she may contract A. Il. MCNAIGHT.
Thompsontown, Nov. 2. lsTs-it
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-31
THE HOUSE OF BISHOPS.

Tho House OF Bishops met again ut Grace Chapel
yesterday morning, but no quorum being present
adjourned until Monday In order 10 give some OF
The absent bishops who have bsen telsgraphsd 70
time TO reach tho city. No business OF importance
was referred 10 in tho regular meeting, but subse-
qucntly On informal conferences Was hold for an ex-
change OF opinion, especially In regard 10 the
McCoskry case. Some stir was occasoned on &C.
count Of the HERALps report OF the medical aspects
OF toe case, q publication which some OF the bishops
thought premature. The prevailing belief, how
ever, vas that . knowiedge OF the whole
truth was best ut the outset IL 10 believed
that the action Of the House or Bishops viii In Q
great measure depend upon tho tes,nony Of medical
experts regard 10 the mslsdy which 10 supposed 10
have afflicted the venerable Bishop OF Michigan
Sstyriasis Is q disease Ia which The will and the
conscicncs are both completely overwhelmed ~ IN
alteration OF u mental kind Ths question Is an ex-
ceedingly delicate one, for II the Bishop's offence
was without moral responsibility would be I'm
possiUie 10 accept his resignation. bis deposition
10 ng the only course allowed by The csnons Of the
Church. To establish the want or moral RESPONSE
biiity account Of the presence of disease VIII be
the effort several Of the leading prslatss In the
House Of Bishops and the names oil several dis-
ru,shed physicians mentioned ~ hkely TO be
asked 10 testify IN the inquiry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-31
An Active and Fluctuat1ng
Stock Market.
GOLD DROPS TO 100 1-2.
Government Bonds Strong, States Neglected
and Railways Firm and Irregular.
MONEY ON CALL | l-2 TO 2.
WALL STREET,
FRIDAY, August 800 T.. n.


FRIDAY. August 800 r. N.
The excellence Of . salad is rated according 70 the
loss Harmonious blending Of the materials OF
which Il 10 composed. Assuming the ordinarily
active stocks 10 be the fitting Ingredients Of sucn
mixture It was evident this morning that the compo-
s,son thus formed would tho boil taste rather
than the bear TASTE and that In facs prices would be
made to advance rather than to recsde. Unfor'
tunxtsly the success OF the mixture impsrilisd
by unexpected dash OF vinegar administered by
tho clique Of bears who manipulating the ST.
Paul stocks, and the harmony OF a generally
advancing market was thereby destroyed With
out tho marplot Installations Of the party
Ia question tho tendency Of the market was toward
prcss but the obstacle offered by tho ST. Paul
depression great to be resisted and tho general
list suffered accordingly only however, to the ex-
tent of losing part OF the gains which II had made
early the day. for most Some fractional i'd
secured IN closing prices. Some few deter
mined operators are making dead set upon the ST
stocks uadsr tho plea that the present decreased
earnings only torerunner Of ones 10 come.
This belief actual proossed, 10 founded upon the
statement that tho Minnesota wheat crop IL reduced
from S. OO0 900 bushels Of last year % 00o 600 Of
this OF winch 10 No. but the greater part gro
Jected," and, consequently, Improbable TO ship.
hethsr tho statement be authorized BY facts
or tho contrary II was used to-day for purposes OF
depressing the property, and was successful enough
70 reduce the price Of ST. Paul preferred shares by
ono per cent. The rest OF the market, In spite Of
this pressure BY leading active. gained somewhat In
the days net results with Rock Island and Western
Union conspicuous for Grmness and better quota
tons Except some spasmodic activity in low spe-
c,aities the market remained dull as usual and
w,thou. salient features Of any kind description
RANGE YLUcrUATi0N.
Following are the OPENING highest ana lowest
pr,css to-day together tho closing quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-31

B, II i Z, LIST. 1900. :. -
b, II / kiie. cd. 1900. 20
b, CRGNlst 81. I'D. 1900 80
Min&StL. 1st II, gd. III 81
Ches 4 y 6's, LIST, 1899. ~
Chic 4 Alton LIST. 'e1 .Il4H
chic Il Alton, inc. '93. .lO8
Joliet 4 Chile LIST. 49,. Jos
La K No Xiv LIST. 1900. 99X
st l.. ) 4 Chic LIST. ~. lot
C.B 4 Q, 6pc. LIST, 1913. 1l1h
Ck, b h Q c m. rs. 1903. ll3X
Cen Rk NJ, lst m. '9ulli
Cen kR NJ, xsssutsd.. :. TN
Cen Rk NJ. Assented.. 50
Leh'h i WI. con Y. 1909 80
Am Uk 4 Imp BIDS. '66 5OX
Am DIX & Imp BIDS. ass. A.
MGStP lat S'x. rD. '98.117
NkstP2i.73-lOFD, '9s 10!
Ma StPlst7's,x ", kD'O2 lOi
M6StP LIST. LC Div, '03. lO6
M 4 st p LIST, 1 4 N. '07 99x
NJ 4 st r LIT 4 u, '99 97>a
n Il st r Lat, II 4 D.'O2 973s
M Il SIP LIST. y i los, lO2
NJ + 81 p con 81. 1897. 93x
Chic i N VS. '85 ....lO6
Chic 4 N w int BIDS. 'a3. lO8
Chick N Wcon BIDS. 1915. lu9x
Chie.k NV ,eou z b. 1902 90
Gel 4 Chic sxtd'd. 49,. lu4k
win 4 St r LIST. 1887. 100
Win / 81 r I'd. 1901. IS
Geo &I1st Ts.s f.'99. 1O77<
q. g. C & I con N. 1914. "a
Syr, II / NY1st "a. '06. lO3X
Norris 4 ks LIST m, 'l<.1lS
Norris X rs I'd m, '9i. .1O4L
Nor 4 ks rs of'7l, 'Ol. lO1
Del 4 u Z LIT IN. '9l. HOOK
Alb 4 Sus LIST. '8S .....1O7
Alb Il Sus I'd. 'S5 100
Ken 4 Sxr 1str, 1921. mex
Erie I'd m re, '79......lO6
Erie Sd IN rs. 'S3 .....l09X
Erie 4th N rs, go 80. 1854
Eris 5th m rs, '6S ...lO7
Long Dock BIDS, 1893 .1O9x
Hand st 10 IS c. 1888. 99X
Ind. Bl / West LIST. 'O9. 22x
Clsv r 4 Ash. old, 'SO.1 O2
Clev p Il Ash. a, '92. .l10K
Bu6alo Il X now b. ,98. llOX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-31
beauty AND THE BLACKSMITH.

Thomas r. Failon, u Five Points blacksmith. about
tvouty-ave years oil age, Tell In love With Caroline
tho pretty young daughter OF Lowsntbai Cohen, .
Baxter street cothior who 10 an orthodox jew, and
tho young girl rscprocated his attachment. Tho
amerous blacksmith being q Catholic the girls
parents forbade her to mest him and or
dered her 10 prepare 70 marry . young
Jow. the result was an elopement, aud,
tt is said tho Christian and Jewess married
Mr.. Cohen applied TO the Supreme Court yesterday
for writ OF habcas corpus to compel Faon TO pro-
HIS daughter In court HIS petition STATES That
the girl is only fifteen years OF age and that FSiion
on she ~ tn cnscod from her homo under the
prstext that wanted TO marry her. but IN reality.
NJ tho petitioner beevcs, Tor the wicked purpose Of
seductng her. and that. Fallen has her concealed 10
some place unknown 70 her parentA Judgo Van Brunt
granted the WRIT and the Will PROBABLY come up
Tor argument this morning In inc Supreme CSarss
ham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-31
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANsvERs.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSMITS.
The following statement, showing the real estate
trnusacsons recorded In she Registers Once, August
30. 1878. 10 obtained IRON Augustus 4. Docharty,
deputy register.
ae,n st., s. g., y2e H. w. Of eth av. 1898 o; Thomas
Msisi. A. toehr.n 10 Adeas J. chsd.ist;... $1,000
'' ~.rS kiiDs.iief ana wife kp.lies. 300
Ls sa% wife to issnr saSersii H. $50
same properly; Jennie ksnsrowiseh to Isiaur -. ,o,
George s.ss': =. W cot, Forest .v Ssiiy also Pores.
s.% "a prcp SSsS wiin.% hSm%sS fiiIsOsss
ii s. H .s !. saG, q avs asiioo: wii.% aoa
I'd Az. yYf. q oo'h st.. aon7S' Joseph :, oc,
ss%ss. sy S.s ~ 20 H. .. Madison al: aoi
Bsslc. ,rssss,, 70 psns sr':n ley. 1850
poi.y sisree, TO Joseph Xssie.. ....... 4o5co
o,s .. n s. las z. " ,s Of ,m az Soa0"io; Z. ,op
spring 81. Nos 27s $50 and ~, ,oss. half part oy,
Wii,sm, q fr"phssen tre'eree) to rh@aix :, ooo
spT"s Nos asG and 10 'ionchaip.ri of same
ssS,ss 49, u.s. and is cij
sp s.s 70 70. .i Moss asC .sd as ons-h. par, o
Same 70 same scnrciass" ''''''''''''
Agate. Joseph. TO the United state. Trust Com:
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Lester. Mary H. and husband. to the Mutual Lite -
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