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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-29
Ii LoRILISg-F0G THE TEETH AND YKEArL


THE TEETH ana BsEATH.
A LADY's REPLY.
You ask ms, dear Kate. ~ use "FLOgILINEf"
Yes: use IL both morning anu uignt.
And like ~ 10 much for its .romA sweet.
Tnst answer you now with dellght;
have tried 10 month with the greatest success:
Quite different. too, have 1 been,
For wonderful change has Effected Ia me-
Tho ffagraot. tho swect ''FLDhiLiNE."
think IN "a excellent name.
Aud that has gained 10 celebrity wide
And added wresth ~ Its fame.
I use !. because IL arrests all decay.
The teeth IL makes lovely ana bright.
The breath 10 mskes sweet as tho now'rets Of xay.
Or the Jsssamius deck'd In ia whisst
Socrctions OF all kinds 10 takes from the mouth.
To the gums ~ impKrts = .ich hue.
Anbfosal and pleasant. Its foam is kupsfb.
Ana 10 gives u sanitation quite new.
Believe mo, dear Kate. ADVISE You to
rhe huid you've spoke OF ana seen;
For the triumph Of toilet essential 10 this.
Tho trsgrsL aud sweet "fLOklLINE."
Fred usos II too, with the gre atest success
(iou know what smoker he Isl,
He says ~ destroys every trace Of his pipe,
Ana proves qnIso = maven OF biisx
So try IL dear kstv, on TO strength OF my word.
Per sincere la my latter I've bseu;
For the purest specihc eer known for the breath
IL Sue fragrant the sweet "fLURfLlkk"
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AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY
MIS- wINsL4OW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for chicren
testhinr. dentery ard darrhna, wind collie and
regulates the bowels. 2j GENTS A BOTILE
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS.

JOHN FITCH, THE STEAMBOAT INVENTOR
The Lie OF John Pitch the of the sac
BY rhompsoa westcott. Win IiIustr atoms New IA,
tlou. l2mo. Cloth 81 IS.
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E'OKILINE-FOK THE TkETH AND BRkArH.-
IfLohlL!NE- The most eminent chemists Of tue day
admit that fosno will
breath where hotning else will whtie nu.ssl IssSh
preparations nJufe the OF the teeth ths veoas
inl vegetable Qad preserves be auLhes
tome OF cocAy ssd all Vt sort diss2
pear like magic, ana by Its d.ghtfu the mouth be-
comes fragrant sweet a font Of flowers
tnAs, In fact. whom used. either by
young tue Old. they will never discs asaus bus.
the Chfs,isn wo,a Isuly Those who bssis 70
use IL will certainly ne wi.n ally give IL up
Another great authority ssys!-"fas PLv LINE 10
vegetables dnriee Of ss pass quality; IL 10 perfectly
harmless la las use benebttnx hat not uJurtng Ina
parts tho teetn pesry aud most bssaliia whitess
ntfui aud sweetness breath.
discovery having tho same purpose IN visv ka1
hitherto approached IL In Interest or saoresa"
From the L.dies' Journal An agreeable den-
thrice Is always aaxu.y u the most agreeable
ms be fLOHif>E. IL eLoAnses the teeth
lmpsr.s pie odoe 20 che BREATH IL
yed by several eminent professor Of chemistry and
their Its usefulness. We fire.
qusnty asked scud dsntiirlce rsssrss
there DO better shAn advise them
FKAGRANT fLORliiyi."
wHEfsE ~ THE UNITED STATES.
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BEST WORN MEDICINE KNOwN-BROwN'3
vsRxrUcx Coxsrrs OF wonM LozxscEs rs cents u box.
FALL STYLES FINE SILK HATS So 20, WORTH
SIS; C3 DERsYs, 81 eO) Is New Church up stairs
H. W. JOINS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, ST
Maiden lane tho solo manufacturers of genuine
ASBESTOS PAINTS ROOFING, sTnAx PPg and BoiLEn Gov
Ac
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INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY, BROWNS
HOUSEHOLD PASAcRA will relieve pain In the stoin sch
bowels sids collie rheumatism and cramps 25c.
SMOKERS HAVE LEARNED THAT PLEASANT
sozoDoS doodoriEss tho breath. besides whitening the
teeth. Uso IL.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-31
nICHAEL McANDaEw.s RESPITE.

1Y. OF MONT. EXECUTIVE OFFICE
HELENA. NJ. L. Jan. %. 1873.
To Allen NJ. Easterly, Sheriff of Jefferson
County, NJ. T.:
WHEREAS, You now have in your custo-
dy one Michael McAndrews. under and bv
virtue of a warrant issued out of the Dist
Court of the First Judicial District within
and for Jefferson county. Montana Terri
tory, commanding you to execute the said
Michael McAndrews, by hanging him bv
the neck until dead. on the 18th day of
january. A. d., 1873, between the hours OF
IL clock a. IN. and 3 O'Clock p. IN. Of said
day: and
WHEREAS, 1t further appears to me that
the said McAndrew has filed an appl;ca-
ton in the Supreme Court of Montana for
4 writ o! habsas corpus. which said writ
was by said court denied: and
WHEREAS, The said McAndrew has sued
out and been allowed writ of error from
the Supreme Court Of the Territory of
Montana to the Supreme Court of the
snited States and
WHEREAS, Good cause has been shown
to me for prolonging the time for the exc
cution Of the said McAndrew, in that his
said writ of error would be unavailable to
him unless execution of the sentence is
suspended during the time he is prosecut-
ing the same; and
WHEREAS, The power to suspend or
prolong the said sentence is not vested in
the Judge of said Court, or any other per-
son or tribunal except the Governor:
Now. therefore, /, James H. Mills. Sec
rotary and Acting Governor of Montana
Territory, by virtue of the power and au-
thority vested in me by law, under Section
3's, page o6, Codiied Statutes of Monta-
ma Territory, Go command you. the said
Sheriff OF said county to refrain and desist
from executing the said Michael Mean
drew, as in said warrant at the time there.
IN provided. And the the said execution
or said sentence is hereby suspended and
prolonged until the first day of March. A,
d., 1878. on which day, between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock d. m..
you will cause the said execution of the
said McAndrew. as directed by said war
rant. to be had in the manner and form
therein directed.
In witness whereof I have hercunto set
my hand and affixed the great seal Of the
Territory of Montana. this twenty-thirtl
day OF January. A. d.. 1873.
JAMES II. MILLS.
Secretary and Acting Governor |
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Montana News.
TMss0uli1n.1

l-AbooctfttLW.
1t is our sad duty to have to record the
death of three of Major McCaulay's chill
dren since orr last issue. The only remain
ing child was lying very low at last ac-
counts, and fears were entertained that he,
too. would succrmb to the disease that has
proved fatal to his little sisters =.
Two more cases of scarlet fever are re-
ported at Fort Missoula. which is placed in
quarantine, the officers with their families
living in town. being relieved from duty
there until all danger from contagion is
is past.
Rev. W. A. Hall, County Superintendent
of Public Instruction, reports 635 school
children in the county. and Sl.69O So
school money in the treasury. which gives
So sc per scholar, against So "a per child
last year.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-31
A SelEAccused Murderer.

NEW YORK. january pa Rio Janeiro
letter says: Much talk has been caused by
the confession Of man that he was the
real author of the murder and burning #
a family of eight persons in 1852. for which
a planter and three of his slaves were ex-
ecuted in 1856. The tragedy occurred
near Machai. and the Murderer says that he
was assisted by some dependents. He
forced the house in the dead of night. Sc
cured all the inmates, outraged the Inflated
woman, and then, driven to desperation as
lie foresaw the consequences, he deliberate
~ murdered the whole family to destroy
their evidence, and then set the house on
fire in expectation that their death would
be ascribed 10 accident.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-31

INDIANAPOLIS. January %. - Three
men. believed 10 he burglars. who Killed a
Cincinnati policeman last night, have been
carrying things with a high hand here
abouts to-day. They have cleared steam
car with reyolvers. resisted arrest by force.
captured street car, and escaped to the
suburbs. Officers are in pursuit.
CHICAGO. January 23.-Louis &. luck,
ex-County Treasurer. to-day paid over to
the county $4,000 Of the $lO0.0OO which
he WAS short i'm his accounts when he re-
tired. Tie former sum he received from
the IS per cent. dividend of the Third Ma
fional Bunk He intends to make guots
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-31
LRntte Miner I

Louise Davis, the victim of the acid
throwing outrage, is now out of all dan.
ger and in fair way of recovery. For two
or three days last week the fever resulting
from her terrible injuries was very HIGH.
and her life was considered in peril. but
watchful care and skiyIful treatment have
brought her safely past the crisis. For ten
days after receiving the injury her left eve
remained closed, with the lid so greatly
swollen that it was impossible for the phy-
stefan to tell whether it was DESTROYED or
not: but at the end of that time the swell
ing subsidized when the invalid was over
Joyed to find her sight llnmpaired. AL
though healing fast, her wounds are yerv
severe. especially the lacerated breast
where the acid continued to burn like a fire.
brand for hours before its progress could
be checked. The burns upon her face are
not so deep. but they Will leave scars
which she will carry through life. Stand
ing by the bedside of the sufferer and OBJ
serving the quivering of the tortured flesh
as with the lightest hand and gentlest
touch the skillthl attendant dresses her
CHASTITY wounds. it is impossible to repress
the wish that to the perpetrators of that
piece of hellishness may be melted the full
extent of the law.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-31

Herald
Cavalry companies b, F and l, Of Wyo-
ming, encamped at Ross Fork, were or
dered back on the 18th, having disarmed
Sc bucks of the Bannack tribe, including
the chiefs, Major George and Major Jim,
and also taking from them some 500 Iauz-
zle-loading rifles and about 200 ponies The
sqnaws were left unmolested. 1t is stated
upon good authority that most of the
young bucks, with the best horses and
guns, put Off for the mountains. There is
considerable uneasiness among the settlers
of Port Neuff. Ross Fork and Pleasant
Valley, over the situation of things in that
part of the country and the withdrawal OF
the troops.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-31

II. K. Hinckly, of Northampton, Mass,
one Of the private depositors who lost
heavily by the robbery Of the Northamp-
ton bank, has just recovered $4,000 Of
Union Pacific six per centum gold bonds,
with two year, interest, making their
value $s7 900. The robbers had pledged
the bends to borrow money. The recoy-
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1Mdcpendent.1


Last week the stockholders of the Peo-
pies National Bank reelected Mr.. Charles
l.. Dahler President and Mr.. George w.
Fox Cashier for the ensuing year. Under
the management of the officers this instit,i-
ton continues to be among the most sui :
stantial and reliable in the Territory.
On Sunday last Sheriff Walker and Cor
stable HARDWOOD arrested three men for bu :
glary. They broke into house in Il e
valley and stole therefrom variety of ar
ticles, all OF which We're recovered and
identified. There is no doubt that the
right parties have been arrested. They
will have hearing before Judge Hede 8
to-day. This makes twelve of the oang
that have already been arrested. At the
next term of court this county will furnish
about half a dozen applicants for striped
clothing.
There are nowtwelve petty thieves in the
county Jail.
The Deer Lodge coach will only run
three times E week henceforth, leaving
Helena Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days and returning on alternate days. The
mail will be carried on horseback MONDAYS.
Wednesdays and Fridays.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-31
lBcaton Reco,d.l

The demand for town lots is increasing
daily. Over $50 lots have been taken up
within the past week. and it is expected
that the remainder will be sold within the
present month.
Messrs. J. w. Patrick and Moses Salo-
mon have commenced Tire erection of fine
substantial bridge across the Marias river.
l,<.2 <x,~~x 4.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-31
Soldiers Sent to Fort Peck to Protect
it from Sitting Bull.

BISMARCK, January 23.-Oflicial informa-
ton from General Miles post, at Fort
Keogh, says news has been received there
that Sitting Bull is at Frenchman's creek
with over a thousand lodges, including the
escaped Nez Pe'ces and the refugees from
the agencies. These last number eight
hundred warriors. and Sitting Bulls own
camp twenty-three hundred all well armed.
The principal hostile chiefs are with him
Black Moon, Four Horns, Long Dog
and Red Bear. Two companies Of infantry
have been sent TO Fort Peck to hold it.
Indians from Sitting Bulls camp have
been seen within ten miles Of Peck, and an
attack upon both that post and TT. Keogh
are among the possibilities. Miles has
only 500 men.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-31
Steamer Sunk-Suleiman's Escape
Russian Losses.

NUSSKlIk IIOSSeS.
LONDON, January 22.-The steamship
Ponce was sunk in collision off Liverpool.
Two persons were drowned.
The Post announces prominently that
telegram received yesterday from authentic
sources, confirms the report that Suleiman
Pasha arrived at Drama with the great
bulk OF his army. He has telegraphed to
COnstantinople for number of transports
to be sent to kavala Bay.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 22.-It is Off
cially stated that the Russian losses up to
January 10th. are s2,l95.
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he Porte has accepted the

me IOftt uaS acctpteu the Rtsslan
terms of peace which allows Russia to hold
certain parts OF Turkey till war indemnity
of 92o,0Oo,O0 is paid. The dardenelles is
to be opened to the Russian men-ofwar
and Turkey is to nominate Christian
Governor tor long term of years, subject
to ratification by the powers.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-31

When the English fleet was ordered to
the dardenelles, two Of the English Minis
tiers resigned. Now one Of them, Lord
Derby, has Withdrawn his resignation.
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NOTICE TO MI.s
Application For Pa,. :

application For Patsm
TO THE KENNEDEc LoD, vn.
Nell NM
Us. LANn or
bozKMAS. NJ T. Jan tflG
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN m
-. k1cc, whose post Office ,dJ, mat H.
City, Madison county Non..uaess is n
filed his application for balrns.,, n
feet of the kennebec Mine OR rs; ior ,a
with surface ground 200 feet IN ,gseahlsS
lying and being in Havana M;.atA
County OF Madison and 1.rrua,aihg l
and known and designated by ihs 60. q w.
official plat on file III this Office * 1Itid as
in Township No 8 South, Rsn@s L VI Sga.
tory. Aonlas.
The exterior boundaries of s,,a,,.
ing as follows. to-wit: varjatid.
MIN 10 10 deg ~ n y. East C"mn.hs
granite stone set al tn n W eorna.'
kennebec Lode mining claim and %n,e
>. ~ deg East, 800 f"ett to grsni,.l
the n. L. corner Of sad claim Sol,
4 section corner on line Of ssci@ ri
3, S. K. f.. bears y 70 deg 4,'DaM.
.. IL
cross ON granite rock in pise.'
deg. W., $50 feet to granite :, VII,
II deg K, 200 feet to place Of b. suI
tanning 6:es acres. "a
This claim is bounded on the Y,
Eberhardt Lode, claimed by Geor,ssa
The location Of this mine is dnly
the Recorders Office Of Madison c5u,S &
book % of Records Of Iode 2aPSs
lions. INA
Any and all persons claiming s,..
portion OF said kennebec Lode mine a'.t
ing ground As hereinbefore described ,ass
I'd to file their adverse claim with M
he United States Land Office at Bozsn,s
Territory of Montana, during The siyiT "
100 OF publication hereof, or they wiIik.
~ virtue Of the provision of the Stsn,
DAVIS WILSON, R.sa
a. b. KNIGHT, U. 5. Dep. Min. Sure
janl0-DaI
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Application For Patem
TO THE GROWN POINT LODE Nm,
No. 10.

L. >. LAND OFFICE
| BozMEAN, NJ. r., January hi
| NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that n,
y kfce, whose post Office address i. n
| CITY. Montana, has this day filed his arpis
Tor patent for ,4Sj linear feet of ibs 4
rolnt Lode Mine, or vein bearing svrr
surface ground 200 feet in width. stus,
and being in Havana Mining District. "a,
Madison and Territory OF Montana, anIf
anu designated by the field notes and ofcl
IN ille In this office Il, Lots Number 3, AM
townships No. : and } South, Range M
u Base and principal meridian Of Mon,x
ritory. The exterior boundarie, of said
81 and 30 being as follows, to-wit:
variation Is deg - mir. East Com
N a granite stone set at the n W. conn
aid Crown Point Lode and running then
deg. f., ,4Sl feet to u granite stones
=. +. corner of sail claim, from wbts
sction corner on o snship line betwe,ys
.. "A, in L. 2 S. K. 2 T., and No 3 ipT1
f. bears N. Il deg Al min. f.. 4s fy.
hence ). ls deg. W. 200 feet to a an,
hence n. p deg. W., ,4s5 feet to a en-,
hence n. Is deg. E., 200 feet to pl.r,
ing, containing $50 acres.
his claim is bounded on the East bia
lain of o. z. Moore
The location of this mine Is duly recs
he Recorders Office of Madison countyi
<iGia Cliy, Montana Territory, ON psgi
book Is Of Lode Mining Claim Locations.
Any and all persons claiming adv.rxrl
'oriion of said Crown Point Lode min.r,
mining ground as hsreinbefore describau
iuired to file their adverse claim with hah
err of the u S. Land office at Bozenlan.E
Territory of Montana, during the sixydr
Rod of publication hereof, or they wlki
sd by virtue Of the provisions of the Siat
DAVIS WILSON, Rsgs
a. b. KNIGHT, L. s. Dep. Min. suryeyw
ianlO tod
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-31
Secretary and Acting Goyerno

Estimate OF the mineral yield frc n Mon
tana Mines during 1877, is made by the
Engineering 4 Mining Journal as fol-
lows. and is probably nearer correct than
any other made:
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kilograms.


DEADwooD, January 2l.-At neon on
the Goth inst, band of Indians attacked a
freight train on the Sidney route. six miles
from Rapid city. One Of the freighters
was shot through the back and arms, and
two mules were killed.
The Wooley and Pacheco mining troubles
have been compromised and satisfactorily
settled, and full force will begin work on
both Of the mines tomorrow.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-31
AccideRt-Fire.

ACClUCnf-Ffre.
OMAHA, January 2l.-Mrs. E. n. Clark,
OF Grand Island, Nebraska, was fatally
burned at that place this evening by the
upsetting of a kerosene lamp.
Patties' block fisk stores was destroyed
by fire this morning. Loss, $4,000.
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and Is feet above the bed of the stream.
Its estimated cost is 81, 400, and the inten-
ton is to have the work completed BY the
first OF April.
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Overwhelming Defeat Of suleiman
pas2la.
LONDON, January pa Russian official
dispatch from kezanlik says: Gen. Gourki
fought Suleiman from the 18th to the 10Th.
The Turks were finally driven into Rho
dopo mountains. Their loss was 1900
killed and 5000 prisoners, and 40 guns were
captured.
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Miles City Advertisement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
feQal Nol!rcs.

IN the matter Of the application of the At
l. torney General Of the stat" Of New-IOrk
againsi .-- .....
THE NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE CON
PANH, o. the ely Of New.hork
In the matter OF the application Of The Attorney General Of
the = .gv Ui NcW-lOJk
THE GUARDIAN muTGXL IIPE INSURANCE CON
PANN, Of Ncw-lOrE city.
IN M, matter q, te aprlcstiou OF the Attorney General o.
" " the State ~ New-Nurk
THE PrsFRyE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANi, Of the Ciiy OF NoW'fofS'
Tn the matter Of The application u the Attorney General Of
" " the State Of N,w-loIk
,r,,r yrrnovs, AND oEf'uESs' BENEFIT IIFE ~.
sUEANCE COMPANY. Of The cay Of Ne" l'Ik'
In the matter OF the application Of the Attorney General Of
the state Of New-lOIk
THE NETWORK STATE LIFE INSURANCE CoM.
PANY, Of the Ciiy OF syracuse y \.
TO THE POIICYUOLDERs and CREDlToRs Of EACH
and 81 A Ny Of the ABONI~NAMED COMPANIES IN
Of sneria tenn Of tIc Supreme held at 'hr
cbafbcrs OF Mr. Justice Landonatts city Of SCHENECTADY on
we Gnie OF he comfy Of srhrue ady sl!i
day Of November 1878 you aud zach o. you y
or persons interested IN policies said companies or either Of
t6fm are hereby notified o become parties To the PROCEEDINGS
I'm or have claims agaIns' aud EXHIBIT your claims.
already presented 10 the nm eTSlRntd receiver glcI
undersigned the Receiver on or before the WCbteth gay o
Nav 1879 the office Of The Recover NO Zj2 B0td"ay ~
the CITY Of NeW.lo k ~ be barrel io any ah'lOuuoh /"
be- madr under the decree To De made bcfcln
Tho deposit policy and last receipt with the Receiver
by behalf Of any policy holder or ca man shan Do He,
shall not i,cccvcr Referee from
their ouiuD il required In furthrranCe Of justice
THIS notice published In obedience 10 the requirements OF
'''' HENRY r. PERSON. Receiver.
Onco 252 Broadway, New.York MI lawGmTh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERi
NEW YORK CITY.
Fs,rl.t W cor Of Peck sin, uIx77,6 william H

Pearlst W cor OF Peck Slip 44.lx77.6. William II
Kevan and others 10 William Kevan. 49,. .....
Monr0e-st dot No 4J0). Anne Curran 30 Eliza Bennett
Same property, Eliza Bonnet TO Michael Curran .....
76thst, = = dot No 3d. 25Xl022, Sarah Il Cornish TO
Charles q Ravens.
0Gthst. = l2U II @ Of 6thave, 20xl0O5, James r
Breen and Others TO Adelaide Hillyer ant others.
25thst 3, 81 IL OF 7th-ave. lS8x7S.0 John Fet-
ger 10 Amelia Pietschnger.
Finest = 1916 IL OF south. st. 90 l0x22. ThOm.
ass0n, referee 10 Thomas Lawrence. ............
53d ST. =, 2J4 70 Of lstave, 26xl267. III + Pult1,
referee, - Henry Wilson.
29thst 645 II " OF 6th-ave 81. 1888, Alexander
Maitland aud others TO Andrew III Sands ........
37th.st 100 II Of 9thaye, 2oX9se Gertrude Bell
man ard husband 20 Randolph W Townsend. 49,.
SHAVE 4 e cor OF l30th-st, lOOX99 IL. Herman Liy-
ingstOn aud wife to Herman Livingston. ....-......
39th. a. = between 9Th and 10Th ayes, 25NJs9, Caro-
line NUM- 10 Ignatz Grass ..........,.......
53dsT T. al II OF lstaYe, 5O6l4S3 IL Pultz Tel.
cree To joan DOdd .....-......
76th.st g. l75 II W Of lstave, 75xlOU. Edwafd Nc
tuiness and wife 10 William McDermtt..........
BensOn-aye 8, 1875 It OF Westchesteraye TO st
Anns-aye lOOx53XlOOX44, Philip SANFORD 10 Eve
4th.aye W s. sOuth Of SOth-st and S0tlst 100 tt
of 4thav1. 256xlO0X, irregular, James smith 10
Edmund Connolly ...-.-...-.----.-
7Sth.st n 90 II W Of 4th.ave. 3jXl02.2, William A
Boyd referee, TO Samuel 5 Rowland.
10th ST. 80 II OF MadisOn-ave, 1880, Llndley,
refetee, Samuel Rowland -----...-......--..-.
Benson ave W g. I4z.6 fin OF Westchester.ave 10 ~
Annssye, lO0x53xlOOx44 James IL Moran 10
Eycline III Budway. ..-..
16th.st % s. 1875 Il OF SHAVE 20XlOO.5. The East
River Savings Institution to Samuel Mcmillan.
lO5th.st II ., $50 1t " Of lthaye 6OXlnOll, O
ChetwOOd, referee to Mary A Do"lng.-.......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE Tho steamers Of this Line ate the Lane Route
r'cmmonde hy Lieut. Marry L. 5 NJ ON both the outward
and hamcy ard
GiEMANIC, capt Kennedy. SATURDAY, Dec. T. $50
BALTIC, Capt IhuIsdaY Dec ~ r. IN
CELTIC, cant. Glcadc SATURDAY y G. =. p M
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, fIEk o. NORTH
RIVER.
uniform in size and unsurpasscdin APP
pOntmens The saloon Stat'rOms SIN king. and Bath.
placed amdshps, where The NOISE aud motion ara
least felt aGOrding degree Of comfort hitherto unattana0o
at SEA.
RATEs-saoon $50 $50 and $780, gold Storage S2s. Re.
tickets on favorable terms
These cary neither cattle, sheep. norpigs
inspection Of Iaus and other Information apply at tho
COmpanys OnCes, No 81 broadway New York or l4O wal
nut-st. Philadelphia. r. j. CORHLS, Agent