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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-04
AMERICAN MISSIONS.
Closing Day of the Standardization O
Oncers.


MILWAUKEE, Oct. 3.-Third day board of for
cign missions was devoted to hearing and dis
GUESSING reports from committees on different
missions The woman's board also held a
meeting, but no important business was trans
octed. very large audience assemb this
evening to hear the annual address by
President Hopkins. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: President,
Mark Hopkins, d. D.; vice president, Hon. VIM.
g. Dodge; Presidential committee, Augustus
G. Thompson, D. D.; Hon. Alphonse Hardy,
Ezra Farnsworth, Jos. s. Ropes, Prof. E. G..
Smyth, G. c. Burr, Elbredge Torrey, +. B.
Webb, d. D.; Rev. Isaac Eos
er; corresponding secretaries, Nathaniel e..
Clark, E. K. Olden; recording secretary,
Rev. John o. Means; treasurer, Langdon s.
Ward; auditors, Avery Plimmer, Arthur w.
Tufts, J. NJ. Gordon.
The next session will be held at Syracuse,
New York
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Canada,s New Governor renera,

QUEBEC, Oct. 3.-The Marquis of Lorne and
Princess Louise will sail for Canada the 18th
of November, on the steamer Starvation, which
has been chartered to take the new governor
general and royal consort> The Sarmation will
be met at sea by the British North American
squadron, now in port, and escorted to Halifax
where it is arranged the marquis and princess
will first set foot on Canada soil
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FEVER NOTES.
OF THE STORY OF
DEATH md SUFFERING.

Warm Winds at Baton Rouge increases
tho Mortality-WhiIe Cool Breezes at
Memphis Give Hopes OF Relief-A Vic
TINS Death fastened by Lustfu1 Nurse
Further Issue of Rations to New Or
leans Denied by the Secretary of War
Mortality List, Scenes and Incidents at
Various Points.
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Railroad Determination Against Pitts

P1rrsBuae, Oct. s.-Mr. Joseph Utwell, depu-
ty secretary of internal affairs, held session at
the Monongahela house this forenoon, to hear
the testimony of Pittsburgers in regard to rail-
road discrimination. Messrs. Bunker. Fisher
and Walter were examined, and testified to dis
elimination on oil, salt, lumber and lead. On
conclusion of their testimony the commission
adjourned until tomorrow morning.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-04
In All the steals.
lLitchfield Independent

[Litchfeld independently
Strait is member of the national bank
steal, and an insane asylum trustee, with big
and doubtful bills. Washburn is in the pine
land steal and the Miller's association steal.
Both are double handed, and both are Re-
publican candidates.
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INDIAN BuToHERIEs.
The Indian Commission.

ST. Louis, Oct. ga dispatch from Muskogee,
Indian Territory, says the joint Indian COM
mittee of Congress, appointed to investigate
the question transferring the control of In
dams to the war department, reached here this
afternoon. They were received at the depart
ment by delegations of Indians representing
the leading tribes and escorted to the fair
grounds.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-04

Movements of Ocean Steamships.
New YORK, Oct. 3.-Arrived, steamships Vile
de Paris, from Havre; Algeria and Nevada,
from Liverpool.
Boston, Oct. 3.-Arrived, Istrean, from Liv-
erpool.
LONDON, Oct. 3-steamships Utopia, from
New York; Ohio, from Baltimore, arrived out.
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Miscellaneous.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.-The non-partisan
Democratic and Republican delegates of the
constitutional convention at Sacramento last
night caucused on subordinate officers of the
convention, and to-day all the places were
filled with caucus nominees. effectually shut
ting out all Workingmen's candidates.
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Baptist Convention-Oficer Elected.
Especial Telegram to the Globe,

W1NoNA, Mimi, Oct. 3.-The Baptist con-
yention adjourned tonight after choosing as
officers for the ensuing year: J. II. Randall, ST.
Paul, president; Rev. q. L. House, correspond
ing secretary; Rev. w. E. Stanley, recording
secretary; D. D. Merrill, treaurer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-04

death yesterday, and : case of black vomit to-
day. Ten or fifteen cases, under treatment.
Indications are that it will be declared epidem-
ic in day or two.
LArouRcHE CRossMe,, Oct. s.-ssven cases in
Lefront family, two of them dangerously i'll.
Three new cases since last report. No deaths.
BAY ST.. LOUIS, Oct. eighteen cases and
three deaths in the past twenty-fours to IL X.
to-day. The number of case on the I'd should
have read eighteen instead of eight.
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VLeary and Hughes.

NEW York, Oct. Sat IL o'clock tonight
O'Leary had walked 319 miles and Hughes 279
and laps, which left Weary nearly 40 miles
ahead.
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Brains VAL Win.
(Wabashaw Bulletin. I

It is Washburn's money against Donnelly' Is
brains in the Third district; and if brains
don't win we shall very greatly miss our
guess,
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Colorado Election.

DENVER, Col, Oct 81 Revised returns from
twenty-one counties increase the majorities
heretofore reported. Belford's majority over
Patterson. Democrat, for Congress, is 2,745.
Pitkin's majority over Loveland for Governor.
is $780, The counties yet to be reported will
probably increase the average Republican ma
jority in the State to 5000. The Greenback
vote in State will aggregate about 200; the
Democrat.
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Weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Al A. M.-Indication. for
the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys, rising or stationary barometer, northeast
to southeast winds and slightly cooler. clear OF
partly cooler weather.
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The Heathen Chinee.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 3.-The legislative COM
mittee on federal relations reported House bill
ten, prohibiting Cinnamon from being employ
ed on public works, favorably. An amendment
that no Chinaman be allowed to be employed to
work his tax was lost.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-04

After inspecting the display of agricultural
and mechanical products. the committee were
invited to the main stand where addresses were
made by several Indians and by members of
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Grand Opening

of the New York Hotel, on Minnesota street,
Saturday evening, October 9Th, with big
chicken lunch. BY friends are invited.
JAMES RoTCHFoRD.
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Gen. Sherman.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. ga st. Joseph, Mo-, dis
patch Gen. Sherman passed through here at
II P. NJ. en- route East from the Pacific coast
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Wants 1t Noted.

There are sixteen schools now running in
Mankato beside the Normal. Will the GLOBE
and other papers at st. Paul please note the
fact
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THE PLATFORM

adopted declares that the damages sustained by
the people of the States lately in rebellion
against the union, shall not be paid out Of the
national treasury. and that the raid of the
solid South in anticipation OF Democratic con-
troll of the national purse must be met with
the same unhinching spirit of resistance which
foiled the attempt to take possession of proper
ty by force Of arms; that the faith of the ma
ton shall be sacred and its con-
tracts redeemed in spirit and letter:
that greenback dollars shall be made as good as
honest coin; that the $4,000, 600 in circulation
be made legal tender. The record of the Dem
ocratic party in the recent attempt to steal the
Presidency by intimidation and murder during
the campaign, by stuf6ng ballot boxes and
bribery Of electors, followed by reputation of
its own offspring the electoral commission, by
flibustering in the House, illustrates the spirit
of its SO called Democracy.
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ROWING ROGUERY.
THE HANLAN- COURTNEY SCULLING
MITCH,

Beautiful to Look Upon, But a First Glass
acknowledgements of Sporting Men
Showing that Courtney Sold the Match
Comments of the Esprit of the Times"
With Evidence of tho Fraud NJ iscella-
neOus Sporting Events.
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THE CAMPAIGN.
Nominations and Platform of Nebraska Re-
publicans-Gen. Banks Defeated for q
denomination Congressional Nomina-
lions.
Nebraska Repmb,sca,.lINo Nominations.

Ne0rdsEa MISREPRESENTATION.
CHICAGO, Oct 3.-The Nebraska Republican
State convention completed its work last even
ing. The following nominations were made:
For Governor Albinus Marco; Lieutenant
Governor, Edward G. Carus; Associate Justice,
Gen. Amasa Cobb; for Congress, long term,
Edward K. Valentine; Congress, short term,
Thos. ]. Majors.
=. J. Alexander was nominated for secretary
of state.
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MURDEROUs RED DEVILS.

The RebelliOus Cheyennes Still Succeed In
Eyading the TrOops-Large Number of
Settlers Murdered, Stock Stolen, and Other
Outrages Perpetrated.
CHEYENNE, Oct. Sit is understood at North
Platte that Gen. Carr at Fort Mcpherson, has
notified ranchmen in that vicinity that the
hostiles have been fighting settlers Red Will
low creek directly south of North Platte and
he is of opinion that this band will come up
and attempt to cross the railroad near Brady
Island. If this is the case, this band has sepa-
rated from that which left Republican river
last night, all mounted on fresh ranch horses
stolen at that place, and are now only thirty
miles south of the line of railroad at Ogallalla
station.
INDIAN BUToHER1Es.
OaAL1A114A, Neb., Oct. "a courier arrived
here this evening, bringing word from Capt.
Mauck's command. reports that the Indiana
were last seln. on Republican river; that they
had killed every white man they came across on
the route, stolen horses, and committed other
depredations. There are about loo, well
armed, we'll mounted warriors, and
about $50 squaws and children
in the party. 1t is thought they will
camp thirty-fve or forGy miles south of here
and CROSS about ten miles south Of here to-
morrow. Settlers will send party of twenty
five out in the morning to ascertain the where
abouts and direction taken by them. The
courier from Capt. Mouck's party reports the
hostiles have stolen nearly $50 horses within
the last three days, sixty of them on the Re
publican river
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The Tart.
TRoTTING AT CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI o., Oct. 3.-The attendance at
the races to-day was the best of the week, and
everything was favorable for fine sport.
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LONDON, Oct. "a dispatch from Bucharest
says it is rumored there will De new conven-
ton between Russia and Roumania which will
give the former the right of passage thronoh
the Dobrudja in case of future wars with
Turkey.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-04

LONDON, Oct. 4.--According to a Berlin
newspaper Prof Petermann. the geographer,
committed suicide in consequence of domestic
troubles His father and brother died in the
same manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
NOTES ON EDUCATION.

The Iowa Agricultural College will probably
he consolidated with the State University.
London now has two colleges for working
women and is about TO open third They are very sue
ocesfal.
The first examination for the Semitic Ian
suaees Trlpos was held at Cambridge, England, as'
month Two persons presented themselves for exam
nation in Hebrew Chaldee and syrisc; and papers IN
Arabic were set guide TO future candidates
The Board of Education of Rochester, n. Y,
has abolished the se!coleciae ana classical course ut
the Free Academy and The Institution Will hereafter be
known rs the Rochester High School," This will make
large reduction in the school expenses Of the city
A bill remOdellng the public school system
has been Introduced in the Maryland legislature IL
provides ior the appointment by he Governor 81 H'"'e
board Of public education OF seven pers0hs' one rom
each Congressional district and from the state al
large Ihs board is empowered to appoint State SUI
perntendent OF public education for two years and unu
his successor is selected also TO appoint three persons
IN each county as county school COMMISSIONERS
one Of the number 20 he the president OF The board one
70 be secretary and the third be examiner and treas
urer One of the members OF the county boards is to be
apponed for six years for four and one for
two years that every two years hereafter one mem
Der 10 TO be supplied The county boards are empowered
TO appoint the district trustees for terms OF one year
Many British universities are showing will
iugness to have participate in their teaching
power. AT Cambridge, Girton and Newnlam Colleges
Qemale) receiving instruction from the Cambridge
professors and female classes being well served ID
Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin and elsewhere. In Univer
sy College, London, institution established Tor the
especial purpose of feeding" the University OF Lon
DON women have been for years admitted to some
classes and there TO be female college started
in connection with it. congress on the subject mas
been held at Cambridge 1t attended by over sixty
eminent fades, and number OF Cambridge professors
and an eners etc scheme was decided upon.
The Sheffield Scientific School is i'll the most
Gourshng state During the past year the institution
has received legacy of $1,000 the gift Of the late Mrs
Susan X. Higlin of Quarry Bank, West Derby, Liver
pool The trustees of the fund have directed that u
should be added the former generous GIT OF &ooOV
made by Mrs Hggn in 1871 and that the income OF the
amount should be devoted 10 the support Of the Hggn
Professorshp OF Dynamic Engineering The corporation
have also received in trust for the Scientific School
legacy of $500 from the estate OF Norris Tyler Ihe
special technical library OF the Scientific School consists
OF about 5000 volumes Included in THIS is the " Hill
house Mathematical Library" of 2400 volumes collect
ed during long series Of years by DR.. William Hill
house. and in 1870 purchased and presented to the in
stitution by Mr.. Sheffield.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEM-YORK

Bennett Charles p, 10 Eliza Arcularius and others.
ll7th-st, s. lk5 II W OF 9Th ave 25x2O0.
Bennett Maria, and ID Bonnoft, executors, 10 Eliza
ArcuaTins aud others. ll,tl-st, S, l25 II " o,
Brette George ana wife TO Conrad Deis and wife, Sd.
DeKay, Sidney referee, 10 Jacob Schuscr 12oth ST.,
MS, $50 II OF shave 2tx09. ...... ........
Derr, John and wife, to Philippine Derr, Kingstridge.
road, Fordham; Also. Msrion-sL es, % II. of
Sprlngst. ZJxJO.
Doseher Louis NJ referee, 10 William Warren 9th.
st. 304 Il " OF 3d-ave 34x57. ..................
Goodett John A. referee 10 Alfred Britton Cherry
GoCdlett John referee, 10 Citzens' Savings Bank,
l2Ath-st. and lst-aye, 97xf0Oi i............
Goodlett, Ohm A, referee, - Citizens Savings Bank,
70thst :. ll2 n W OF 3dave, 22xl02-
Hsnes Jacob l.. referee e. August stern, Ferdinand
steIp. and William Asa, Ludlow st. G u, zoo IL n
o. HestrTst. 40xs7.G
Hull Maurice c and wife 10 John LOOMS Washing.
tonaye, MorTisania, 100xl2j
J0lley, Henry wife 70 Henry Moore, Il1thst,
DIS. 427 II OF lst9Ee, 1OGxloG TO- -....-...-..:..
LowensteiD, Rosa ii, TO Eupbenla del Heyo Lexing.
t0nave, s. 30.6 fl OF 31stst, l96x85.J.
Mecker Hayward q, to EuGenia q II NilaBoya, both.
st. > S. 1913 It OF Broadway 2oxl0O, gut
Miller Isaac T. referee TO Thomas Petors executor,
l9th-sye, 75ll Il OF lUoth-st, 25xot. .-..--..
Moore, Henrietta X, TO John Mcmahon. Valentine.
ave, =, 100 IL W 0i Myrtle ave. fremont JOxSZ.
PAYNE. " alter l., 10 George Fisher, 2d-st. :, 81
II W 4 2dave. 2C.6x77
Schwerin, Max. jr. referee, TO Theodore Dieteren,
127tb ST. ,, 200 II W OF 9ib-sve 25xl00.
NilaBOya Rarierf, TO Hayward q Meeker, 55thst, =
1923 # " OF Broadway, 20X COS. ..............
ZckleT John, TO Louisa BT0nner, 36ib-st COO 9
OF SHAVE, 2lx9S; also 7th-ave, W 4, 74.2 IL Of
obfu-st, ~. OAbO.....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
european ADVERTISEMENTS.

LDRIDGE'S, ST. Martins Lane, London.
N Established June, 1883 For the public SALE by aucton
The auction Of 100 horses
O'Clock Weinesa, and saturday and property
delivered days previously accompanied with in.
particulars from the owners without which all
property Will be sold without reserve.
Stalls should be ordered week before either Sale Day
paid Mondays and Thursdays only from 10 TO
production Of the voucher which Is for
property deposited for sale Remtances to the
with account sales the written request OF the
dealing allowed the part OF connected
with the establishment. There great demand for
CANADIAN HORSES.
Arrange nens may made respecting freight and other
for horses being turned not DIT for
sale application TO W. x STEWART FREE
MAN. Projectors
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rI'O PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.IOKK AND PHILADELPuIA.
rourteen Through Trains way daily three Dcpo;s Il
Philadelphia two In Sew.lork.

Eoureen Through Trains each daily three Dcpo;s
Philadelphia. two In Sew.lork
Track the most Improved Equipment and the
Time Consistent with absolute SAFETY.
on and after November H. lH77.
Express Trains ayes New DcsbTosses and
andt streets Ferries follows:
1870, s-J "Ct3b imltnd II m 4, ., u, $50 Z, $50.
and SUNDAY, M. 2. g. 6:3J, 7, $50 ana D. M
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" with AL through trains
Jersey city, sOng u speedy and direct transfer for
brooklyn travel
$50 and ii Limited kXprss l3j p M 4, $3.50,
1855 and ~ midnight Sunday 800 335, 2, :,
$50. al !, 1875 y and AZ midnight.
Ticket Offices $50 aud Oh Bruaway, NO Astor House,
aud foot Of Desbfussas and Cortland No Court
aEd Brcoklyn ABnex Depot foot VI Fulton ST., BroOkyn
Nos H. li6 and llS iius1ust Hotoktp; Depot, Jersey
civ. Emisr.nt Ticket Onlcc. NJ Battery piacs
FRANK THOMSON !. r. FARMER
General Manager Geb' Passenger Agent
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Mew iJnblira!lons.
'I'IlE DECORATIVE ARTS.

Their Relation 20 Lie anil Progress.
BY William Morris author Of "The Earthly Paradise" land
Of that far grsnder poem, sgurd the Vosund and known
IN art ard and authority In mat
ters belonging his WORK OF exquisite unt
designer Of beautiful pa terms aud master OF artistic cOmb
ratons"-I Boston Daily Advertiser.
Price, so cents.
Sold by all booksellers. Mailed, postpaid by the pub
llshers
ROBERTS BROTHERS. Boston.
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NOW READY.
Now READY.
EVERY POLITICIAN NEEDS 1T
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1878, PRICE 70 CENTS.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.
AbstTacto OF Public Laws
Constitutional Amendments IN the States
Party Platforms.
Presid 1t Hayes's Inaugural.
President Hayes's Civil Service Order
Secretary Sherman's Letter on Bonds
Election OF L. S. Senators.
Attorney General Dcvens on Civl Service
Principal JudiCiai Officers o. s.
Principal Departmental officers, u s.
Iron and steel Tables.
T1eign Trade Of T..
Revenue and Expenditures
List OF Appropriations
Coinage and Immigration.
Railroad Tables
Debts OF Cities.
Gold and SILVER Tables.
National Bank Currency and Savings Banks.
Internal Rev. Tables
Electoral Vote for President since 1854
Customs Receipts at all Ports. u -
Executive and Diplomatic officers
List Of XJVth Congress and Committees
Popular Vote for President since lS6l
Governors OF States, sc.
New-lOrK state Government
Pubic Debt u. =
Election Returns each state and Territory. alphabet
Cally arranged. -,
-'''' ''''"N> '''-' THE TRIBUNE,
NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1873
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

long BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
IL via New-Jefsey Southern Railroad Commencing Octo
Der 1877. The steamer JEs Sc HoYT VIII leave New.
York Pier B. North River oot OF ectorst connecting at
Sandy Hook trains for Long Branch PL:s,lphia and
Toms River ii m ana p. Nneland Bfidgeon Egg
Harbor &C., IL Wanown Barnegat and ruckeron.
D. IA. w. b. SNEDoN, General Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-fo3K, Wednesday. Feb. 20 l
The following sales were held at tb
change Salesroom to-day:
BU e. J. Evon
istory brick dwelling. ard 3story brick dwelling
front. and 4.story brick factory building, rear
With lois Eos As and so Ludlow-st, o. 200 II
Hcstcf-st each lot o0xS7G; ferdinand ateiTi. .. 4
Py Loufs MeaSr.
plot Of lane GU lstave, "a cor jlstst, 23.lx2a5x
bossz23 Folk ScLlnift ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
f-stocy ard basement brown stoue dwelling house
with lot ~ o 2bi EasI 71tlst. (, lS2 1t o 2l-age
lot 21.JxiO2.2; Sarah IL Powell. ............,....
BBf J. B,escker d SON.
Tame and brick house with with lot No 81 Eliza
beih.st, VS., 1861 Grandss lot 26x92. ilx26x
S33 Brlnckhcn ~ co: ....-.....
frame shop with lot No 40 East 52dst s. 29S n
3dave lot ok cos w Lester. ............ .....
2story frame house with lease OF ot, No Ciark.s
VS., tet BrOome ond Dominleksts. lot ~ ,175
lease has about seven years % rum ground rent
$3.50 PCT annum Ellen P0wies......-.
AT EAST NETWORK, Ii.
lots on Nichois-aye, adjoining lands OF Mr. Van
Zanlt, zach Z5x200 David Il Briggs. .-.........-
lots adjoining above, same size Albert Aterbrand.
lots adjoining above same Henry Davidson
lots on dertsiaDe. In rear OF above, each 25x3I5:
oulcL
lois adoininilg above same Size Geo Stewart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
RECORDED LEASES.

Astor, John Jacob and others. 20 John DaOkan and
Louis DischiDeer ratification OF Iease.-..-.....-.
Cornell, James II aud Others, to Cores, Macy & Co,
No 80 Nasssist, frs. floor, basement and cellar. 8
Mullen, William 10 Henry Moses and Henry S!iber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21
8ledmboats dno Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonlc
ID and Nausatuck Railroads Fare 81 Steamer Bridgeport
atharncs daily lsundays exceptee) at li3V H.
and bridgeport nj III D.