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And row-thy still hands IoitloN7Gt in. evil
Thy work is done-thy summons came TO res
Again thou passest from thy Convent gate
With one companion, as in days OF yore,
But now, on snowy bier, in bridal state,
Thou goest-turnirg to thy home no more
And those who wait for thee to ease their pa
Shall never hear thy pitying voice again
But in thy Convent homeland mothers he'
Thy name shall long awaken tears OF g'ie
Bat thou, who freely chose 1.-THE better part
wilt not repine because the way was brte
For youth and love and life were gladly Riv
By thee sweet Bride, in glad exchange fork
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The report of benevolent society says:
notwithstanding the large amoant paid
for medicine and medical attendance, very
few desths occurred during the year"
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VICTOR sERE, Secretary.

To enjoy the privileges of the g
il il auficient that it be received
aud worn devoutly. HOws them !
90 faiI hln nrnfit by q Devotion ROL
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Msrning st-r and Catholic Messenger.
OLD WORLD STORIES.

VIEW OKLHAFe, SUNDAY OCTOBER 90, is7s.
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PREVENTING A BURGLARY.

Tho evidence against Thomas Adams, First ward
youth Of seventeen, charged ~ tho TomDs Police
Curt yesterday with stealing . shoulder OF bacon,
was worry strong and pointed Tho officer testified
that he caught him emerging at night from the
butcher shop OF Abraham Ahcrns, on Rector street.
WITH tho bacon under his arm, Said bacon hDvl ny
been takcp without Inc Knowledge or consent OF Tho
proprietor.
''what have you to say. AdsmsY" asked Judge
Bxby, IN the mechanical way usual III sucn cases.
an tell you how u was, Judge" said the prisoner.
assuming cornIcutial tone aud leaning over ~ rail-
Ing the better To explain the matter You -, was
awaiting along Rector street, when | tue
door Of Tue butcher shop open, an
saws l TO nyseli pTaps It's burglary. So 1
goes ~. At hrst secs noboay, hut presently dark
form springs up from q corner an throws shoulder
OF bacon at me. IL almost knocked down, put
managed TO catch u, aud then runs out 10 coll tho
perlice when this here officer up I'M arrests
me. tried 10 make MIN understand tho thing. but
he couldn't got u through his head. Ycs, Judge,
that's how u was" the prisoner continued, lrowin
more confidential, "an' ! haven't any doubt IN the
world but what pr vented a burglary"
"A very good story, young man" said The magis.
tratc, no wrote Oh the commitment "hcid Ia $500
hail IN wur.O
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NEW JERSEY MUTUAL SUITS.

largo number Of we'll known citizens OF Newark
gancion at the Court House thcic yesterday IN m.
ucipation OF senssIonlhc trial tho brought
BY Receiver Parker against number OF leading 9th
formerly officers and stockholders Of tho dcfunct
Nov Jersey Mutual Insurance Company. Tho amount
involved In all tho suils rs 5000, Ooo Mcssrs Kaso
and Lothrop were present with their COUNSEL, as
were also tho counsel Tor the receiver Before any
action was taken tho Court, having resolved itself
INTO an oyer and Icrminur, produced sensation IN
tile form of the much talked OF jeremiah H. SteaweI
lie appeared IN answer TO call OF the Prosecutor and
promptly pendcd not guilty To i've Indictments Tho
nrst charged him with mlsdcmeanor that oil circu.
iating document misstatng facts Two ohcr ndicl-
monts were tor conspiring WITH benjamin Noyes to
deraud the policy holucrs OF tue New Jersey Mutual
through atransfcr OF the stock OF said pany 10
the National Capital. rho fourth charges INN with
PERJURY. that Of swearing To and giving OF false
statement wih regard - tho financial condition Of
tue New Jcrsey Mutual lie pleaded not guilty TO alt
The indictments and furn shod bail IA tho sum Of
$4,000 o answcr Tor uaI, Mr. Daniel q. Whitman be-
coming his bondsman Iriai was set Tor May b. The
civil suts were postponed I'LL to-day.
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The FIRST TRIP.

An Informal trial trip the Gilbert Elevated Rail-
way made yesterday morning About thirty
coaches were sandng on tho track but only two
attached TO the locomotive that drew sncm over the
road. superintendent Van Gl@ckiin, the two Pullman
brothers, DR. Gilbert. John Baird, Mr. Delamatcr, Of
tho Deamatcr lron Works. aud others were among
the passengers IN the two cars Owing TO the OF
water Tor engine The excursion only extended from
1rnuy Churcn 20 Rcadc street ami back. there was
rough sxayinS or jerking motion Of the tram and
DR. gilbert aud the fuiimans thought that speed of
IRON hitecG to twenty miles an hour could 10 nado
and that tue curves could be rounded tho OF
SIX miles an hour The engine, undcr the charge OF
Engineer Zcncr, was enclosed IN cur painted 80
10 almost exacliy resemble the regular carriages.
ar. Henry a. Hurbut, como uctor OF fifteen years
experience. charge OF the tram. only few VI
the horses tho streets we're uneasy at tho passage
of the train, aud they were easily controlled by their
drivers IL IL expected that another trip will be made
to-day three CLOCK tue entire road 10 Central
l5Ih OF May
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SLUMBERING JUSTICE.

The iacts Of tho strocous assault by William oroor.
captain OF the canal boat -Four brothers, the wiie
OF Captain wootton, OF the canal boat Mystic lying
the California Dock. In Jersey CITY have already been
briefly published. Greer was arrested In Now York.
@ken 10 Jersey Guy, and. on = certificate IRON Dr.
MADDEN that the woman about TO become q
mother and that In consequence OF the Injuries In.
nic,cd on her the infant would be Stubborn aud
that thcrs we're ieavs for mothers safety,
Greer was committed 70 await tho result La the
face OF those facts the Grand Jury found indicl.
ment Tor simps ASSAULT and battery and Greer was
Duad $40 aud allowed 10 depart. Tho poor woman
gave brth TO dead infant on sunday evening. aud
Low lies "a very precarous condition In the CABIN VI
tue canal boat The sctivn oil tho County Pbyscian
CONSIDERED strange that oil the Grand Jury,
granted csrncats Tor burial yesterday and declined
10 order an Inquest
The will DO allowed TO rest here, Captain
wootton has applied 20 District Attorney McGnl 10
have Greer Teasrcsscd.
Or. MADDEN and HERALD reporter visited tho canal
boat yesterday aud found the ~oman IN a sinking
condition. The reports published Ia several papers
that Greer kicked tho woman and that she lcvcIcd
shotgun at bim wers incorrect Greer was engaged
IA scufo with Captain wootlon ON tre lalters boat,
aud when Mrs wootton intcriered Greer struck her
Two blows with his INST the SIDE OF tho hcsd, and
she tell against a sharp anglo of the cabin rovi.
Greer has He'd IRON J,rssy Guy.
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WIEGAND PUNISHED.
THE DEFAULTING GERMAN COUNSELLOR FOUND
GUILTY By THE DARMsrADT AssIzEs.

THE DEFAULTING GERMAN COUNSELLOR FOUND
GUILTY By THE DARMsrADT AssIzEs.
Eberhsrd wlegand, the former Counsellor OF War Of
guisnsd for several months Ludlow street Jail
inmate OF the Penitenary Of his native State will
be remembered that wiesand had betrayed his trust
and was a deisuiler to tho amount OF 10000
to Michigan, where he apprehended and
brought this city HIS case came up be-
iorc United Statos Commissioner Osborn. aud
W,egands extraditiOn to Germany was strenuously
opposed by ms counsel, exJudge Dittenhoefcr. rho
frequently aijoui nod, aud about Two noalhs
ago decision was rendered iu favor OF tue aern gov
eminent. Wisgaud delivered to the German Con-
sui General and sent back TO Germany.
HIS trial look place few weeks ago, before tho AS
sizes at Darmstadt, and Ia reported as follows by
local papcr:-"rhere was an immense crowd present
Wiegand, VINO IL now sixiy.soven years Of ago,
was called In the Court or AssizcS. Tho
trial resulted In y verdict OF guilty, and
wieRand sentenced to three years In the
=. ntentihTy. During the trial tho prisoner stated
that the doiacaon OF 90 900 1or,ns covered period
several years He had used the money Tor securing
his sdre,es Nho had gone his bond TO the OF
5000 forms, aud Tor debts which nc HAD con.
tracted Tor delaying household expenses, ms family
being large aud hR creditors having sorclv pressed
HIM Tho Court proceedings visibiy affected the
many spectators. 1t was shown that Wiegand mad
made several attempts NJ suicide, and his whole ap-
pcsraucc plainly showed that hs was, physically
ana mentally, broken down. Letters which Wisgaud
had written 10 his wife were read dunng the trial.
He vivIdly depleted In them tho misery and anguish
no suffering. The prisoner supplemented these
letters by stating Ia court how Tor years he had
passed. seopcss nights; how he dreaded every inspec
his accounts. and now ut last hrs only safety
In Imposing upon himself The hard lot OF exile.
sobbed most bitterly. The spectators were themselves
moved tears, and sincerely pilcd tho old num-"
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two claims for sal s7s due the guardian Of ames
ON real estate IN Berea, OHIO, which has since been
conveyed by the petitioner 10 other parties. and me
other Tor $40 30, due hts tailor, L. ). Davidson He
has no assets.
The liabilities OF Theodore D. Rsnd. Who has gone
into voluntary bankruptcy, before Register Allen,
amount TO $4,000 Of wh ch $40, 535 secured his
assets consist OF real estate valued AZ $500 and
ness Is due In New Haven. Tue principal creditors
are The g:-Chariss 7. sheiton. ST. 900; new
raven savings Bank, $4,000: Danbury savings Bank,
SoooV; Stohington Savings Bank, 50 000 connecticut
SAVINGS Bank Of New haven, $4,000; James J. Bald
WIN, ", lso; City al New Haven, tor taxes, So 900;
Cornelius Pierrepont, $4,000.
LOUIS Pnner, oil Kingston, who has gone into bank.
$4,000. large part Of which due TO Now York
merchants. His assets consist Of real estate mort
gagged Tor S. $50 w, TO James Osterhout ana Martin
a Hayes IN which there ~ no equity.
Sinclair Myers, of No lis East Thirty seventh
street, 10 Ia voluntary bankruptcy before Register
Fnch having liabilities amounting TO ABOUT ST., 600,
ana assets.
the following assign ments with schedules annexed,
were yesterday died In the Court OF Common Pleas
Thomas J. Philips and William j. Fuller, comprising
the arm oil Philips Fuller, TO Wilbur r. Fuller he
Liabilities amount TO So 38 50, nominal assets 10
S5,o67 % and real 10 "a, 267. Ferdinand w.
Wagner 10 Albert W. Wagner. rho liabilities amount
10 $685. s30 70 nominal assets 10 $o3e44 52 aud raal
assets 10 $2g,S22
Mrs. Elizabeth Earle, manufac urcr OF ladies', suits
No. 22l Fulton street, Brooklyn, has made general
assignment IN avor OF her creditors to Patrick o Don-
nell
Frederick O. Morxic, a Brooklyn contractor, has
become bankrupt His liabilities are said 10 DO
Sl4 0Oo and his assets about 5000
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SUMMARY OF LAW GASES.

Tho Supreme Court General Term, viii to-day
TO hear argument OF ceriorarL rho Court OF
Oyer and Terminer viii also to-day to take up
the calendar oil homicide cases.
At Lee, All Fow and All Mon, the thrco Chinamcn
No. Is Mott street, were yesterday discharged by
Judge q Idcrsecve, the Grand Jury having dismissed
the complaint against them
In January last John w. Meath was married 10
Lizzie Meath. On Friday last the WHO brought SUIT
Tor divorce, charging nm with adultery Ait.r that
sne sum mons was served and yesterday order
entered Ny Jsdgc Potter discoutinuns tue sun. the
parties meantime having become reconcilod.
he trial oi George Wcyman. alias '.caiifornia
George" charged with the murder OF william j..
Good IN a Bowery saloon, was yesterday. ON motion
oil cx-Judae Koch, adjourned by Judge Gi.dersleove
until Monday next
suit OF JACOB Loriiiard against the Philadelphia and
New YORK Steam Navigation Company, which N
brought TO recover the oil $4,000 alleged have
been expended IN running certain Of The defendants
steamers
Hugh Massey, discharged policeman. recently OBJ
tanned writ OF certisrari TO have his reviewed
before tho supreme Court. General Term. An appi-
catiop made yesterday 10 Judge Donohue to sraht
ing decision OF tue Genera Term To the power
the SPECIAL Term IN such cases.
Hugn L. Miller says tnat his wife recently loft him,
taking with her their infant chiid, Walker, wbom sho
viii not allow him 70 see Judge Potter yesterday
upon his allegation that sno was improper person
20 have charge Of the child granted writ Of haDeas
corpus IN the case
against her husband, Joseph W. Brownlee. They
were married In August, 1859, aud Ia the year follow
ing as she alleges he was sent 10 Sing Sing Tor tour
wears Tor felony, where be served out his term. She
onsrses that alter his release from prison no treated
her with sreat cruelty and hnaiy abandoned her, and
tpat no has again been sent 10 State Prison Tor ~
years. where he is now connnei. Judge Potter yes
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lNCORRIGIBLE.

brought TO tho Tonbs Police Court yesterday hand
some ana neatly dressed young woman, whom he
charged with soliciting. Tho innocent looking face Of
The prisoner ana her quiet and ladykke appearance
inuucsd Judge BxDy 70 inquire particularly into nor
antvcedcnts, win Wow TO elect, " possible,
her reborn. In answer 10 his questions she
stated tuat her home was near Oswogo, from
wnicn place sue had recently come, having been
brought 10 New YORK by her seuuccr. She expressed
herself perfectly satisfied with her condition, and
doclInsd take the JUDGES advice REIGN 20 her
home. Tho CLERKS, who by this time s.so become
interested suggested a subscription to pay her way
nome, ana In lew minutes 50 were suoscribc The
Court on the money TO the young woman provided
would take The tram back home, but she quietly.
and ARMY refused TO accept IT. Furtnor talk, expos
tuation aud advice proved futile Az last judge Bixby
allowed hor TO 20. hoping that mature reflection would
co uvincs nor VI the error Of her Ways The young
woman s name ~ Bella Davis
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COSTLY INFATUATION.

Gustavo Castelon, Spanish gentleman, lives at
Larchmont Manor, on tho New Haven Railroad, and
lately purchased y sailooat Tor $780, On Saturday
night Cornelius Donovan. OF YorkvIe, paid visit to
Larchmont, and became infatuated with the little
craft that ne watched his opportunity ana when the
coast clear boosted sail and stcerod this CITY,
Tho whole neis hborhood Was soon alter aroused aud
teleg we're sent lar AL wide Captain Robbins,
OF tho Eighty -eighth st.cet police station, scnt
word to all the lighthouses In HIS precinct
structions to KEEP sharp lookout AT daylight yes
terday morning officer Hartmann spied the vessel
10th street, aud obtaining the services Of Mr.
Brown tho two rowcd toward tho centre OF the RIVER
presented revoivcrs and ordered halt Donovan ut
onco yielded anu tn. party returned TO shore. Tho
prisoner told Judge Wheeler yesterday, IN tue Harlem
Police Court, that he had purchased tho boat Of
In New Haven. aud His Honor, III return Tor tho
hnl
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BRusu-- PgSSiK Al Harrison, Wcsichsstcr county,
April % PERRY IA. BRUSH, OF New YORK, TO SADIE J.
PkSsix. daughter OF Commodore q. rcnnie, OF New
burg
kSoBLArcB-BRowsR-Apr 20, J. e. CHARLES
KSOBLAucu To MARY GoLIgART. daughter oil iliiain
X Browne, United states Navy Department, Wash
ing,on, II. q. No cards
New London Conn. papers please copy.
NivEN-h AsHRouck.-On Saturday. April ~, Mt
Hsckensack, n. j.. ny Rev: d.. Romeyn. assisted py
e. NrEx, Jr, 10 MAGGIE v. ", aughtsr VI late
Charles hasbrsuck, n. D.. all OF HackcnsAck. Ne
cards.
sroLrs--srow.-A, oroee Chapel, on Monday, Apri
90 by the Rev. John W. Kramer, JONAS SroLTs 10
CARRIE LIMA daughter of the late Frederick n. stow,
both Of this city.
YArxs-LKvkorE -On the 2sth Of April, by tho Row.
W. I. Sabine. JoHs YArss. Of New York. TO HAN
RiErrA LEvkQUs. Of Canada.
Montreal Witness please copy.
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NEWARK SAVINGS BANKS.

Counsellor William $. Whitehead. who APP
pointed some time ago by chancellor Runyon to
mako q complete examination OF the assets and
liabilities OF a klpds Of the Dime Savings lnstitu
tion presented hls report yesterday. Il Is long
document, ana, oAashe whole. made mor encourage
ing 80 deposilsrs- 5lAa grcnF many Of them bad
boon taught teiexpaoa. aApobssoo tbM III that they
Will beyond doubt receive sshty pap cant on their
deposits. andsprobably more: bufyha1 pdcn Is
sured Mr.. Whitchspsl reports. that the liabilities OF
tho instt ees1ors aud others having ok,lmS
against said february I, 1871. amounted
to OF $l,66s,635 10. OF this amount
81, 632. 6l8 SO represents the due do
posJtors and $685. 81 represents the amount
ana interest ~ February l doe upon y mort
He further reports that the lsL day or February
all the assets at their face value, and including
tcrest up 70 said date. amounted 20 tho sum Of
$l,765,sS7 To- he stu further reports that the nsi-
sal, ms "a; ia; Sn0sss 81 isssrss due
Flhese mortgages On Februurytl was $15,3SS S5;
thai the mortgages, with lew excAbtl0ns placed
upon improveA rGa estate ~ the NSwark. and,
as general gq!eo ls fs9R yfr ngurcs OF
thus repor'l lhe interest paG witi great prompt
Il is thought p. the, comrp,ssiontrs Appointed by
the Chancellor make slniilaf g4Ilon Of tho
Newark Savings JpstitutoD viii Dc ready 10 report 10
u week or 30, perhaps sooner.
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DIED

BoSxKLL-At Newark, N. j., sunday, 2ssh Inst,
eTkrHES BoxSKLL, agcd 81, late Of Nov York
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend hts fu
neral NJ l20 Miller st., on Tuesday, ~ eleven A. NJ
BR0ws.-On the 25tn Of February last, al the Bel.
gan Legation. LONDON. Great Britain, MARY MARsA.
RkTrA LIVINGSTON, daughter OF the late John X l.iy.
ingston and widow OF Lowudcs Brown, Of Charleston
3. c., IN the 18Th year Of her age.
BuDD-At his residence, southeast, Putnam county,
~ r., on saturday, April ~, 1873, HiRAn BUM.
Relatives and trends are invited 10 attend fu.
neral on Tuesday, April 30, AZ two p. ~ Carriages
viii be al Browsters station mccs the 80 A. NJ
train from Grand Central Depot
CONNOLLY. Mrs. MARY, rsiict Of the late PATRICK
Connolly, departed tins lie April 80 aged 81 years. al
100 Dean 81, Brooklyn
A. the invitation OF her son. Rev william n. Con.
molly, hts friends Of the clergy, relatives and dearest
TRENDS OF The family, may attend the solemn requsm
mass al 81 fsurs Roman Catholic church. Brooklyn,
NJ ten A. ~. this Tuesday, the 30Ih lust
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MRS. NEWELL STILL AGGRESSIVE

MIRA Newell, tho plalntin IN tho late Newell divorce
suit appear TO be satisfied with the disagree
ent OF the jury and purposes It Is sad, TO institute
another SUIT for divorce against her husband. AS an
important preliminary to this stop application
msdc yesterday 10 Judge Potter, in Supreme Court,
bers, Tor leave TO examine dc bene Rnaldo
Tilton. IL alleged the basis Of the application
that Mr.. rillou who lives In Iowa, dcsires return
home anxious to pace his testimony record
be used on the forthcoming trial. The application
was granted and examination set down for three
O'Clock tns aIern Don. Mrs. Newell accom- panied Mr.
Iilton. She dressed In neatly nttug black
cloth suit but kept her face concealed UNDER
meath n lang crane veil.
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REAL ESTATE.

Tho following sales wore made yesterday on the
Real Estate Exchange
sMYTH.
Supreme Court foreclosure sale 10 lots, each BOX
10 painsin... ...$i7, 700
Also similar sxle-bradbury c. Chetwood. referee
Of tho four story brick tactnry, with lot 25.4xi5.
paintiH...... 49,. .... .........'. $500
Also similar sale-francis c. Bowen, referee of tho
three story frame and dwelling, with lot Is
xluU No. o35 West 43d st., n. y, I73 II. Of
ny PETER MEYER
EDWARD Patterson, referee. Foreclosure sale OF
the house. with lot ~ Yx75, No. l12 Wooster st.,
g., 476 f. OF Houston ST. to plaintiff ..... .S65
BY KENSELLY.
j. Grant. referees. Fore closure sale OF the i've
story tenement with lot 25xgS %. No AZ West
n,ond i2se7
NY X. II. LUDLOW AND CO.
James u. Lcdwith, referee forec sale OF
the house, with lot -OxltD IL. No. 219 .ust i2fth
ST. s. 287 H. w. OF "a NV. to plaintiff. ...... 1000
Tot $57. uj2
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.
The following statement showing tho real estat1
transfers recorded In the Registers Office obtane,
from Augustus i. Dochar,y, Deputy Register
is5,h St n s5it =. Of outhera Boulevard. 5ox
%ars John usi at. s W; ss IT. 10 s
meyer......... $685.. 300
4eH ana VIE % joseph
son s * 49, d s. CA a w. iIx - r:
SIAM flames Br.as, 70 sl.nshe o'cS.nor 1000
ii,S sv. s. 7Ss It oisS.I ST.. asxioo; Joseph
VAS = p.as ., 1 a ID
nh is1 's ss'S It assoo DAME: NV
7ss ST.. TO- @ s Tiom.: ssa: and
Marion sv Eth ' ward do, 10 ss John A. fc.cano
55.h st =. io) IT, /. Of iita ay, ias ixirregaiar;
10th - aso It ! y a.n sS ssassS; scDhii. 49,
regular; Ar.lar ' GisaSsr to- T. 1900
sday n i vi so,ass Of sn ~. iooxlocio Angus 90
nah +. shurt ana husband 10 William wslisee Jr. iOot
l. e Wood ana vito % Aieh.s Donehae =. 1851
l1Anrssaiar; William Rowan 10 I.oring A.
Peek s,p same property william ksv.n isxesa 40"
81 g.. ~ sa7 H. q Of Az H.. 10 aasa; Thomas III 800
Dolsn to Emile Benevc ..:......... -: lo.Oot
!. s., W.
Michael J. o,.siy 10 Ei'se z. Depsw, -. $500
iSssn ~ v s': rs y lin w. .'
ssG To- io s.s I'll s. % 4 4. ., li " III, is 20.
iVuxiioii; sopaia 4. Dixon to Charles T. Tip
,a 'sa H. n - 100 Il Of 81 Az l,i.s 'o00
s, Michael psh ana s vi 81. 10 John rssscn Nom
.a,s Kirehaf and vito to GnsIsys A. CAMS ...s Nom
' JUL. arinais and husband to Gertrude Eei
2o.S II. is H. e. of Madison .v ai.ososa: i'oo
IA. = Ana,sw; gs'sse. q g 81 %" K s.dss 7
t omss s,srss, 70 Bridget LIZ March $500
Asss saoa y f'eso'7 wta sss, k..s s'a
S.%,:s :is., !: II: 1.
FV.s " Uisa q ssss 1. psss asxiS.
" II Lsonard 6sieres) to Levi. Fresaman.. Is. 5os
Glover Goierccj 10 Germania Lif, Insurance Com.
pany .............. 4Sv
Baehe. WIN. r. and wife. 10 wn- u. crossman. u. s..
Br.ay, ss.sa. n ma as:s.ad % Michael il. ''''
ps.s o. J southern M s0 ~, g, sysaa ~. se
Company, n .. corner Of Alexandria Nv. and ii.d
csaS.n. I~gsnea and wife 10 U..aarns Done 2ooO'
sss s. AND 81 Su.sa a az i, ss.. III. so
Insurance. Company, = .. c,rner OF Morris nv. and
n Gesrgs st, s,. Cath WARD, year i; w.. so"
os.h ST.. W. Of sv A; ! year ,......... -. 1900
Escy. sarah j.. TO Jennie Norton Prospect
nef Of spring - caath ardJ 3years 5000
Flanagan, Edward. and wife to Hannah J. Farley,
t,h Az. OF oisn - years, 1906
trustee: q TN ~. Of 5ai ~. - years 1000,
Kelley, Gertrude, ana husband TO " IN. Demath, y.
OF 4sth st Q. OF 7th av 3ysafs............ 7OOl
La Marche. Bridget and husband 10 George Baust.
Of 7ssh St. y. q % years. -. 4ool
Ramsay. joan. and wifo TO Stephan W. Jones, Fair
mount az. cath ward, . months. aot
Schmidt Adam ana vile, TO Georse fuchs, .. s. "
Boston Road n. Of st ,ssi years. l5o
ASSIGNMENTS or MoRfsAGks.
Butterfly Nicholas teresa ... s5i7s
Hutchinson, Mary Il, TO United states Trust Com.
pany ........- ........ ............ 1900
Langc. Gustav, TO Samuel H. Emerson ...... Nom
Ottcndorier, Anna 10 Henry j. acudder $500