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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-04

John Abel, present owner Of the old
John Day ranch. situated q mile and n
half south OF tho MILITARY
Post at Halleck, being of a restless Ills.
position, Is DESTROYS of converting the
place iuto cash, with the view OF engag.
Ing ia some pursuit more c~ongenial to
his tastes than ranching. Tho adynn-
tages possessed by tho place in ques-
ton, both as to soil and location, uro
well known to most OF our old resi-
dents, a more desirable country resi-.
dence not existing in the county. An
ABUNDANT IL never failing supply OF
pure water il furnished by n large
stream descending from tho bold
hnby range Of mouniains. but a
short distance above; the land living
well up in the foot. hills
where summer frosis ere
much less frequent than In tho lower
valleys. The dwelling house is o large
substantial one with improvements of a
nature extremely rare i'm this country,
surrounding II. At a rccen, visit 10 our
hospitsblo friend, we were struck with
his many pleasant and superior sur
roundiugs, and could not conceive why
ho shonld wish 10 remove from so nj.
traciiro mud hoalthful q locality. Stu.
nted directly on the main line Of travel
between the populous and thriving set.
Elements OF Lamoille aud Star valleys,
tho place has peculiar advantages az n
trading point, and with its Ano streams,
Shade and fruit trees, has for years been
one OF popular resort for a large scope
OF country surrounding. Mr.. Abel has,
howoyor, determined on changing his
base, and having thus resolved. the OBJ.
portuniiy 10 acquire ono Of tho best
ranches pnd most desirably located in
the State. at figures much below lis roal
value, Is now presented.
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DISTRICT COURT Nj

I$TiIE TISTRICT CniRr or THE SISrH
Iulicisl pIFiIEt at thc state 1T Nevada. -
and Tor III" County 4 iku.
T.. VI. NCiTirTiIEs. Pitiuiif. Against EMMA A.
M~CpUITNfS. Defendant. Action brought In
tie birtFIt Count ~ tIc Smith judicial Ms
triCi % iic state Uf Ncvali. 10 Eirl for thu
County ~ no. sUl tho Duiuuiai. n ed A,
The Office Of trr CLERK Of fa!i District Court.
H." State uf No'Ala ErndS gr,aini IN n,ns
4. Mrfh'treS. defendant. You ar. hereby re-.
CURED !" appear IN au action brpuRl,t npaibEt
you 10y the above amCi ~ iu'ih ~ the District
COuriUf ihc N!uth Judicial Di-itI I Of tile St,tc
OF Nevada, In and for IN" County Of / Dix and to
answer tie complaint hl"ri therein. within TN
days {, ~xclrBiHe uf the lag IT - rsIcU, after ~.
scTy!rc an rOu Of his mum Iug If ser we'd
within TITS COUNTY or. II served ont a this
County, hut Ia this District. ~iihIn twenty
days othcrwi-c. Within forts dayH-OT IuJg.
mcnt by dCtHnlt VIII he taken hcalust on. ae-
cnrdiug tn The rraN'r nf sANd CpmplrinI
Tii" SAID HCiluu Is brought 90 uHiair deere,
Of this Court irh'-sOlNC tho bonds 4 nIatrimo-
~ now existing between plnirtIG anl
Defendant. on ihe Rrt uui 81 %aIuIiry, al.
legged in nnv" been committed 10y defendant with
one william Moody. between the IEt hAy ~
January. 1878. md tie 18th hRy II NtriI ISIS.
~ will inntr frlly appear by reference to- III.
complaint I'm Mo Ia ipy ufficn. u ceriilc cd copy
NJ which account ante. this writ.
Ana you nru hereby np'iGcd that ~ ron fail
to nrponr aud snsscr aiii complaint AZ above
required. tho atid pIairt n viii apply 10 tho
Court fO the relief therein denAnded.
owen under my hand and tho StA,'f
the District Godfi Of the smith In.
dicial District ~ the stt,e - Ne.
t7EAL.l vad,. County ~ flko. this 29Sh day
of Apfil. In the year of our Lord
one thousand tight hundred and
seventy. eight.
ji1o.oNi o. u. GREEN. CLERK.
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The 7ises Boston special says:
keainey. the California Communist,
who hurled the most stupendous. and
nj times picturesque oaths against the
"cusHsd capitalists" and ungrammati-
cal and reckless preacher Of revolution.
has at last arrived in Boston. He has
been publicly received by delegations
Of w~orkingmeu and loafers; has made
his first speech. and is tonight in the
bosom Of his family, in a trim little
cottage in the Irish quarter of Brighton
receiving the hotasse Of his old mother
and his four strsppiuS brothers.
The Arst place ia the State in which
he received special attention was wor-
cest-r. where the train arrived early
this morning. About fifty persons who
boarded the train, and discovering him
in his cornei Of the smoking car where
he sat with a couple Of relatives made
II rush for him. The great man was re-
ticent and reserved. but shook hands
with all he could. He declined making
o speech and could not say whether or
not he would make Worcester q visit
andtalk toithe boys. T.
On arrival of the train at Boston, the
Workingmen's reception procession was
in line. 1t enunot be described as i'm
posing-n couple of hundred men com.
posed IT, with u darkey drummer, and
they displayed u lot of paper banners on
which were inscribed in roughly drawn
letters, some Of their sentiments, such
rs these: THE people cannot be put
down. tyrants tried that for thousands
OF years." "Centraet system must be
abolished;" Equal rights for ALL
Land must be Free" Notwi,hstand-
ing the fact TINT the coming Of Kearney
had been much heraided. and q great
crowd at tho station inevitable, n very
small number of policemen wera de.
shiled for service there, aud they Of
course, were unable to keep the pas.
sages clear. The passengers on III,
train were hustled about in n very nm,
pleasant fashion aud Kearncy and hi.
gang were squeezed and pushed abouI
most numerically.
The wretched reception committed
whose intention II was to receive Kear
ney with some ceremony in one of the
whiting rooms, found it impossible tc
get through the crowd, aud had to con,
tent themselves with making his nc.
q%uaintance outside. When he had
been hauled through the crowd in q
carriage, the queer Sunday morning
procession made its way to the inspir.
ing music of u darkcy's drum to the
Sherman House, whore there was an,
other large crowd. Kearney was pressed
for n speech, and after some delay, h,
appeared in his shirt sleeves ut q win
dow aud said; II wish to state that
have been misrepresented by tho press
The Associated Press hns taken pleas,
nre in fixing mp reports Of my utter,
nnces in California. They have beer
hrcd up in San Francisco by unscrupu,
lous minions Of thioving capitalists and
b~loodsucksrs in general. [Cheerine
laughterl. They have distorted
my speeches. and l havo never had {
fair show. THANK God 1 am not a mar
who was made by newspapers. 1 an {
man made by God. and l despise tn,
corrupt. monopoly fostering press Of
the United States"
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE TO A. j.. HOULsTONE,
~ o In tho blue NtNK, ron arc
hereby nONncd 80 owner Of an Interest IN tho
Blue MInc. situated IN Railroad Mining District.
Elto County. state ~ Sryadn, that II after tic
expiration of ninety days after the publication
OF This rciicr, you viii have allied ~ co ttIb.
" . your propor len Of The amount due for the
necessary A-seHsfbeDt work upon said milne for
tho year 1871 amonntii 4 TO The snm Of $4,000
LA required by Act ~ Congress. approved
your interest In said nIno will become the
properly OF the undersigned. = co. wncr In
said mine. who has made tn annual oIpcndI.
ture' according 10 law. on ttid mining proper.
~. J.. l.. MOHuAs.
Elko. Juno 25tb. 1873. it7i.pOi
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FsoM tho TheJ. Rsvier OF yesterday,
We learn that James Fitzgerald. who
keeps tho home station on tho Cnrlin
road, attempted suicide at Tuscarora.
Tuesday, by swallowing an ounce and n
half Of laundanum. Fitz seemed deter.
mined 10 shuttle of; resisting vigorously
tho efforts to save bis life. Too much
tansy was the trouble. The young
man is said TO DO OF a good family in
California.
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TnE Secretary Of the Treasury has
issued tho sixty fourth call for the ro.
dempiion Of five millions Of $40 bonds
OF 1865, principal and interest to be
paid a. the Treasury on aud after tho
3Oth OF October next, aud interest will
cease that day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-04

CHARLES CogSELL, tho brute who in
Virginia City one day last week stupi-
aed n couple Of young girls for Il most
infamous purpose has been sentenced
to 100 days in the county Jail. A life
sentence would have been none too
heavy for sneh q scoundrol.
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Tnr San Francisco Chronicle says IL Is
now pretty we'll understood that Cali.
fornia and Consolidated Virginia will
both pass the dividends for July. and
in all probability will suspend entirely,
although 1t has boon intimated that
they would resume ns soon as certain
repairs are made In and about the mine.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-04

TuE Carson Mint has received It's
quota Of tho 1000. 900 ounces Of silver
purchased in San Francisco by tho
government for coinage, consisting Of
1873 bars. II Is understood that those
coined at the Capital arc for disiribu.
ton in this State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-04

AT n meeting OF the Republican State
Committee, Mr.. Blain urged that in any
resolution about currency tho word
''coin' should be substituted for gold"
but no was overruled and the party
will go into the campsign to try couclu.
sions with the Greenbickers on an out
aud out hard money platform.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-04

VIZ police that W. r. Hartford, Dep.
uty State Controller, is reported as a
probable candidate for the position him
self. He has been recently touring
through the eastern part OF the State,
which, just ut this time, is liable to
arouse suspicious.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-04

FoUR colured prisoners were taken
from jail and lynched at Monroe, Louis
lana, Tuesday. They were implicated
in the murder Of Fitzgerald, II constable
at Trenton, who attempted to arrest
them for disordeily conduct. The Cor
oner's Jury discovered that they were
hanged, but couldn't say by whom.
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DEMOCRATIC
CENTRAL Committee MEETING

Noiicc u hereby given list . meeting ~ ~ q
Democratic Genital Committee of this cou, ",
VIII DO bod NJ klSo saturday. Surust 10Th,
Crly como within iiiD prov. nee ~ Eucb commit.
tee. H. X, yIARg. Chairman
Tho Comm it,cc Isat pto'ent comprI-pd Of tho
following members! L. A. willard, CorDueOpia,
John luck, gnfcIr0ra J. ". DnrFcy. HsIieck;
Chaflo. tAmpmau. clover yaiioyI {. W. Bfunoy,
Mineral VII! aud I. u. Henley. J. l. tdon. J..
II. DAwlcy, and u. q. VAR. members OF large.
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ESTRhY.

('AME TO NY RANCH OS 1HE HUMBOLDT
~ river. six m les above Elko, nlicut two
months ago. two small horses. 80 \ brown and
W." "ICT - grey. Both animals have diamond
\ branded on left thigh; the JrUan has allu uyon
the right thigh n brand resembling u half cir
Gle, aud II FlOd. Tho brown lorss &. about 10
hands In night. ind viii Te,gh about IOb
pounds; the rr~y IL smaller animal AMI viii
weigh atuiI CWr pounds. have taken both
animals mp according iu lsw. and their owner
or owners are rrqtcsicd to come foTS nj. prove
property, pay charges and take the same away.
a. ". FULLER.
Elko. July II. 1878. uli.CDi
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

J"STATE or {. :. COX DECEASED.
%orr"i. hrrciy given ly tie uni. r. gurd,
NJ mtU.sira'TiN "f tho .siat" ni g.. J. cor. de-
coHs'u. {" o." rr,Aftmr.'t ard al per ons hay.
inE t!at'rs @r1tIrf tue ssld deceased, To- rIlilLL
Them With a." Wf,s'nry yUuCh'TE. within ten
rr"rihH nor a." hr.t puhlirl b ~ al this untirr,
10 tn" sriI ainfini,iTgtriE, at her Tcsidrncr in
Star Valley. ElAn County. Nevada,
T. cox.
sin,ini.tntriN Of Tho estate nf q. J. Cor, de-
ceased.
!3:cd August J.. isT'.
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JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC.
JADEs BRAIN q co.,

IADES BRAIN e. co.,
Keep constantly on had \ large sni well AsAoit 4.
ell stock of tho latcsi and beat styles Of
Watches, C'orss, Guns. HcvoIysrs,
Cartridge. Machine Needles AID oil,
Ladies' boot Dressing. etc.
All goods sold by Us are fully warranted to be
~ represented. Our businoss IL under Tho
careful management Of SIN. J. II. wBtJASp,
who has hsd many years experionce In this lint,
aud Will take pleasure n sho wing goods.
W ntciies, lock- a. Jewelry Repaired,
Complicated Watches and Horse Timer, .
specially. ~ Work Warranted. ngJ
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III

EARLY ROSEBEi EY-In CornucOpia. Jn'y
%. 1919. by Justice James Carr. W. N. Early.
20 Miss Dolly I:osebcrry.
wTfsoN-BELL-In Eiko. Angus, lat. 1878. by
Jusiico Taylor. Charles wilson TO Miss Einms
ID. BELL.
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DIED.

DRADY-1n Elto. Augus, La. william ]. Brady
anativs Of AdHnisrillc. Mich, aged ~ years.
Sacramento papers please copy
SOLAN-In EIko, August 4. 1878. AT the HoSpi.
tai. James Nolan. \ native Of England. aged
IS years.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
FOR MAI AND BEAST.

This Imminent very naturally orISInatciin Amer.
n, where Nature rrov!dc7 IN her laboratory sucl
surprising aniido;es for the mA!ad!Cs Of her chill
lrcl. Its fame has been spreading for - years
mill now Il cncirclCs the habltab!c globe.
Tho Mexican Mustang ItnimcHt Is a matches
remedy forEliCstornai allIncntsOf Waa and beast
To stock owners Gnd farmers 81 Is Invaluable.
4 single bottle often raves . lnmnn life or 70
Ito-cs thc usefulness OF al excellent horse. Oh
sow, or sheep.
I: cu.CS ~fD9!ro', hOofH!l, hollow horn. Erut
yCrcw-y'ognI, SEou'dcr.rot, mango, the bites ars
Ii!EES Of Io!sououI reptiles and Insects, and eve.
lG=l drawback 20 T;nCS brccd!u; and bush life
II curcS Grey C.isTnGi trouble Of horses, sue
rs llricnSsS, sCra;ca-5, swiEny, spTains, foundc'
wind GALL. ring h0Ec, 'tc., etc.
The NcS!-al Mls.ans IIniIncni Il the quIcEcg
cure IN the wor.I fur accidents occurring la tn
family. in thc ahgcacc Of u ply slcian, such =
burns, Scald-. sTru!nV. cuts, etc, and for rheurt'
tIs:l, arl stiffness cnscnIcrCd by eSposuIr. Ia
tIcular!y Valuable to Miners.
II Il the cheapest remedy In the wuTld. fer
renctTa:cs the muscle to tho bOnc, and n siu-i
application 81 generally sufficient 10 cure.
Mexican Mustang Llninicnt i prt up In thrc
TIzc 90 Bottles, the larger ones being prrI"-''Di
3 Iiy II UGH the canapcsL snld everywhere.
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FOR COUNTY RECORDER.

STEPHEr NJ. HENLEY OF Tusearora
A NSOUSCES HIMSELF A CANDIDATE FOL.
n the onhce OF County Recorder. subject TO
the decision OF the Democratic CONVENTION.
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POLITICAL.
FOR SHERIFF.
w. n. WEAVER

A SNorNcEs HIMSELF AS A CANDIDATE
FOR tie oftes Of She in ~ EIko q unty,
suejeci to tho decision Of the democratic Con-
Neniion.
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NOW READY.

Latest Gifts Of Science" in TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 40.
Contains:
THE PHONOGRAPH, by Professor Arnold Qlustrated).
NEW MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY. NewYork.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES-Report Of re-
cent meeting at Washington.
WONDERS OF FAST PRINTING, with cuts OF three OF
THE TRIBUNE's presses. by John r.. g. Hassard
THE HOPE OF CHINA, by DR.. TwichelL
EXPLORATIONS IN BRAZIL made by Professor Hartt.
PLIOCENE MAN, by Professor Whitney.
ALCOTT AND HIS FRIENDS.
III pages. Piice postpaid 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE, New-York.
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Auctiou Sales OF Real estate.

NJ Y. COMMON PLEAS, y. Y. COunty.-ln
~ the matter Of the assignment OF ELIAS PONNERI,
ELIAS PONVERT, IT,, and LOUIS J. PONVERT, lately
WILLIAM T. BRIDGE for the benefit OF creditors IN
pursuance and by the authority Of the instrument OF as
gnmcnt referred TO- made tho 9Th day OF OCTOBER
1877 and the Office Of the Clerk Of the CITY and County
the undersigned assignee under the sad assign
mcnt will sell public auction at the Real Estate Exchange
No. Broadway In the city OF NewlOrk, on the TENTH
DAY June 1873 II O'Clock at noon on that day. BY V:
Stevenson aucOneer the following mentioned parcels OF
real 81 subject u various mortgages:
high brown stone dwelling hnise
known rs No West 3lsst together with the lot when
has frontage 3stst of twenty Coz eet and dcpth
of ninetyeght f,e and nine (8S.0 pDcbes.
H. the three story and basement brick houses on
Thompson Nos 81 and 80 Thompson ST. together
with the which said houses are built TWENTY-FIVE leet
front on Thomp and hundred feet in depth.
NIL Also lot known No. lji West 23tlSt twenty-five
feet ard six 29thst and ninety eight feet and niue
inches together withhe brick stable thereon erected
~ Also the lot known No 1O3 East 4lstst twenty-five
feet inches 4sst and depth OF nnetyegh feet and
niue inches with the brick stable erected thereon
situated AZ the corner OF Nesey ana
Washngtonsrs known Nos. So 81 81, e6 Neseyst tue
which erected has 'front.' OF ntytw0
eleven inches Westinghouse and 'front.' OF sew
enyseven and half inches on Neseyst ami
depth the interior line OF su lO VI nesA lect anu sA
inches. -
vi Also one undivided onehaf q twenty lots
az thave ami l5Cthst the said lots
having lj6thst Of five hundred feet and on llth
ave OF one hundred and ifty feet.
This property will sold to various mortgages for
other information apply " X Stevenson. No. Pinest
the aconeer herein Brnsmade HObrook attorneys
assignee, No. SO. BToadwayDatod, New1oTk May IT,
1873. WILLIAM +. BRlDGE, Assignee
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Sales bp Aufncn

4 BARKER s. CO., AUCTlONEERS,
N AZ and 40 Llbertyst
BOOKS EXTRA-NoW ON EXHIBITION
An extraordinary private Library of elegantly illustrated
and spcrbly bound London standard works. 10 be sold
THURSDAY, May 20, at2 o'clock.
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 20.
BY order OF Louis T. Payn, United states Marshal,
at ~ O'clock choice old wines liquors, ales cologne
packages office furniture iiol safes. &c and on Thu RS
DAY. I'D. l2 O'clock steamer Echo her tackle &C. Also
same day schooner Race Horse her tackle &C Also
day. Exchange Saleroom Broadway real estate at IL
o'clock lots Of land with buildings thereon known as
Nos. $40 and 54S West b2dst
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Nav "a and %,
best bound private Law Library We have Of
feTed - -
OUR LAST HIGHCLASS PICTURE SALE
unayodably deferred until Tuesday May 2S Artists and
others please in their tbutOns immediately
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RECORDED LEASES.

Moore Maria T b, 10 the Rnickerbocker Ice Gem.
pany, 2Oth-st, dot No 1881 p years. at annual
rem 3 .; Tho Ice omnanv
2Oth-st SIS dots Nos 100, 73l and 1872, 81 years,
at annoal rent OF -
18th ave hot No 1881 81 years. at annual rent Of.
Rich, j. to Ii IL Bode, No 1914 6thave, years. at an
nuaIr of
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fnrniIure.
5ieamboals ano Railroads

ALBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merchant Ex
"a press Lne-Eegant steamers WALTER BRETT or
NEWCHAMPION will leave daily Saturdays excepted for
Albany from CaDas, North RIVER hst dock above PeOpcs
than by any other lines. A. p BLACK supt.
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ Steamers leave Peckslp daily SUNDAYS excepted Tor
NewHaven az 3 and IL D. TO-. connecting with road
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
L TRUNK LINE AND UNITED Sites MAIL
ROUTE. on and after May ~, 1878, trains leave New
YOk via Desbrosses and COuand Streets Ferries as i0
Express for Harrisburg rttsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. and 80 p
daily.
For wiamsport, Lock Haven Cory and Erie at S3Op;
connecting at Cory for 1tusyDe, Petroleum centre anu
the OIL Regions. WilamsDOrt and Lock Haven, q. IN.
Baltimore Washington and the SOUTH " Limited Wash.
ingtOn Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except sun
A. m, !, $50 and p. Sunday $50 aud s. r. IN 800
Express for Philadelphia 1880, $40 g. $3.50 Ilmedll
a. M o, 6, ESQ z, 1870 $50 and m. Sunday, $3.50
and am, D. D. $780, $780, $3.50 and p m Emigant aud sec
Boats OF BrOokyn Annex with all through trains
Jersey CITY, ahOrding speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel ,, ,,.,.. ,,......o. r..
ton Perth Amboy Pennington Beyidere and other points,
see local schedules at all Ticket Offices. .o
Trains From Flttsburg 600, lO:iO a. M lOZO
M daily l0l0 $50 M daily except MONDAY. From
washington Baltimore, $3.50. $40 M 4;i0 6l5 1910
o. m Sunday ESQ, $40 From philadelphia, 505 800
h4O $780, 1880, ll:o0 m, 2lO, 4:lO Odo 800 e:lC'
1910 1920 p Sunday, $685. $780, $40, 1890 LOO a. m
Tseet ofices 526 and 94 Broadway, No Aston House.
ar foot OF DesbfOsses and Courtandtsts No C0uIts
and Brooklyn Depot foot Of Fultons Br3okn nos
ia 1l6 and ll5 Hudson-st H0boken Depot jersey CITY,
Emigrant Ticket ; once, No. BatterSp pace FARMER.
Geueral Manager Genl Passenger Agent.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER


64th-st, 8; lao IT W Of Lexingtonave. 2oxiOos
James MeGoyern to Ellen Robe and Harriet
Coranaaye q 23xiloll3d waTdj Margaret Ne ie
lstave cor SihsS iosax75 Cornelius Mcccca
and wife, TO James Blossom. ..,..,............. Is
57lthst, s. 1875 IL W OF Shave 25xl00.5 Nathaniel
Newiter TO Harriet Dodge. %
50thst, zoo It ot2daye, fsGxlOO5 Jacob Rosen
BostonpOstrOad, 3, l27xnreguar (2ith Warj John v
o simpson and wife, TO Jane Fowler :...-....,..
regular William Burden and wife to sarah Burr.
stantonst s, 90 It " Of Wiaettsi 25x7j, George +
7th;ave, es, list 3 Of 2lth.st is.GiSO, John De
yries and wife. TO Matilda Mount ,......;...... T.
So ssSatSgs ton e ssPes and
45th.si, $, IFS fte Of 1lthaye, 25Cxrregular 10
44tist, II d Purroy, referee 10 Henry snyder ir Al
2St9ss 1904 e Of 7t6 n w 246SI$Se, Hannah
2sthst 4?O4 It W Of !haye, 2i.01iS5G, JULIA De-
AveD, WooT ii th IS iissxioc; also iIi6si ss
1O0ftw of Aye-D: 25xs96, + Ransom, referee
Ave-D, s. 80 It of lUth-st 35.3xlOO, K Ransom,
m referee TO the Equitable Life Assurance soeiety g.
0th.aye W ;, &C., II Of l7thst, 2l.5xi9l Red.
field, referee, TO the Union Dime Savings Insita.
BroadMay $40 # Of stb st also ;o;d H.
way, 9, sos OF 6stn-sr, 25x7l.I0c James
M FISK referee TO Union Dime Savings Institution IL
Westinghouse, cor 3dst, l7x2t 0xiIIe guar 23d
Wardl, GOyerneur Morris and others, to Henry r
45thst s. 1876 # Of 2da1e 26lxiooj De anecy
+. Jones and wife to John Jones. a
45thst, ?, 222s It W Of 2d-ave, 264xlO05. Edward
45tb ST, $ 24ss It OF 2d.ave 26IxlO0 8, Edward "
Jones TO Delaney Jones, one-thiId interest
45thst 5. 90 fl Of 2davc, 27xioo.j. Edward
Jones and others, to John Jones' ............. IA
45thst ABBA II W OF 6J1ave, l6.SxlO0i, George
Wilkes to Anna Mackay, trustee, etc...........
3d-aye, cor 4Bthst 25xSO, John Dunkak ana wife,
TO Heinrich Duukak.. e.
Waverley place mo. l5), stephen Williams and
Others 20 Alfred Man. trustee, etc .............
65tE-st 200 It OF llthave, 25xl005, Richard NJ
mo- Bent receiver to James Nibo.; .;...,...:.... q
66thst $, 100 # wot 4th ave, 20xlo05, Ira boy.
and wife. TO Theodore w Dwight On
52d-st 295 10 " Of 3d.aye 25xl005, Eliza Moon.
ey aud others, TO William Lester ................. q
Elzabeth-s " =, 1915 OF Grand-st, 26x92 Eliza
Mooney and others, 20 Daniel ID BrinkeTn0r.... g.,
6lst.st. 5. 100 IL OF 3d.avc. 20xlOO.5, Eliza.
beth Fox and husband, TO Joseph W Cremin.
AyeA, \, 5l.2 II Of Slsts 5lx95. 8, Oscar shaw
wife. % John w McAlisler