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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05
BOOT & SHOE STORE.

River Falls, April 30, 1879.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05

Mrs. Perriman, of Belleville, ILL.,,
who has been stopping with her cousin,
Mrs J. Stephens, during the past six
weeks for her health, has received
much benefit from our bracing atmos-
phere and is quite strong again.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05

The benefits of advertising were IL
lustated recently by a gentleman
learning The Whereabouts Of 4 lost UNI
brela by simply leaving an advertise
ment for it at this office.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05

Arthur Smith became satisfied with
Minnesota. after one days labor in an
Office at Moorhead, and returned To
RiN or Falls last Tuesday where he is
again in his old positLon in this office.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05

Or. Kiukle has moved his office to
Warren, where he viii continue the
practice of medicine. His family will
remain here for the present
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05
C0.a..ncE(yg.LO.N,S.

= ~ " - = 2 = =, = y
az MerrilLea Junction, for Green Bay, Grand
R0pids, Fo1t sU ac. Appleton, Oshkosh. and all
points % e-u5rsieTH Lake Michigan.
~ Wis Hafley Junction, for Stevens Point,
Haasaa. 43e7 All points on Wiseonsi0n Central
Railroad
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-11
~ rmx sHsasEai ;;::s;usr..r -
NENlGgAE

NO preparation. ms ever performed
such marvellous curcA,ios ~tnssntaiuet 20
vide q reputation AS AYERS CHERRY
PEcTonAL, which Is recognized - the
worlds remedy for aitdtsesses Of tho throat
aud lungs. Its long coutinu{ / series Of
wonderful cures in aiI c%iInnstts has made
It universally known az = safe aud retis-
bic agent to employ. Against ordinary
colds, which are the fore runners of more
serious d~isorder,it scts speedily and surely
always relieving suffering, and often saw
ing life. The protection it affords, by its
timely use in the throat and lung disor.
ders of children, makes it an invaluable
remedy to be kept always Oh hand IN
every home. No person can afford to be
without it, and those who have once used
1t never will. From their knowledge of its
composition and effects, Physicians use
the CHERRY PICTORIAL extensively in
their practice, aad Clergymen recommend
it: It is absolutely certain in its reme-
dial effects, and will always cure where
cures are possible. t' '...ti
FOR SALE BYsXIL DEALERS. ="
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-11
THE ARMY BiluiH WASHINGTON.
Special to the ehicago Tribune.

Special to Ia eghicago Tribune. q
1t is stated very positively in army circles
that Gen. Schofield was an active man in
drawing up the new army bill, and that he
has been at work omit for several years, in
conjunction. with Gen. Sherman. Gen. Burn
side, chairman of the committee reporting
the bill, had frequent and lengthy confer
ences, both in Rhode Island and elsewhere,
during the last summer and fall. The line
officers Of the army are. less enthusiastic over
the bill as they examine it. At first it was
regarded,ky sheRaa,:openiag. several AVE.
nues of promotion at the expense of the
staf:. 1t appears, however, that every va.
cancy made by the bill remains a vacancy.
Atpresent1 a vacancy in the. staff corps is fill
ed frOm'the1ine Uhderthe billthe abolition
Of officers in'the staff hadthe same effect up.
on promotion in the lines as if the same
number and rank of line officers had been
abolished. The bill ,vorknasinuila result
for the line in the establishment of q re.
served list. This will be composed largely
Of supernumerary staff officers. These, the
president can assign where he pleases, and
the places fotnd" for most will, since they
are retired by the bill from the. staff; be
found IN the line, ,u..I ...y
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-11
EASY

eItis! used by thousands ofoSarmers;.
mechanics and business men, who speak
IT. the highest terms: Of: its practical utl-
iity and 'conyepience. Its wonderful sim
pficity enables even the most" ilIiteriate
to calculate with absolute accuracy ana
speed: while ite. original land rapid
methods delight and benefit ..the most
scholarly. Its entirely. new system of
tables shows, at a glance the correct
value of'ail kinds Of grain, stock, hay,
coal, lumber and merchandise, of any
quality and at any pr1ce , she interest on
any sun, for any time, at any my rate per
cent me' surement Of lumber, logs, els
terms, %granaries,; wagon beds, corn cribs;
wages for hours days,' weeks months.
etc. 1t is we'll and neatly gotten up;: in
pocket-book shape; is accompanied by a
%silicate slate, diary. and pocket, for pa
spers. It is unquestionably the most
complete and practical Calculator ever
published. Cloth, $l,00; Morocco, 8 80
Russia, gilded, $500; Flexible cloth, GO
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-11
AN UN"ENuABLE TKUru.

You t. suffer, aqaI yau lsad
beaudidrSwaerM irfs ennfdysSourtA 6Wh
fault and there is only one excuse for
'ypu,-your unreasonable prejudice and
skepticism, which has killed, thousands.
Personal knowledge and. common sense
reasoning will o o show you that
Green's August Flower will cur you of
Liverocomplant. or D.spepsia, ynhsAll
its nifsefable effects, such as sick head
ache, palpitation of the heart, soul stom-
ach, habitual costiveness, dizziness Of
the head, nervous piisoseiatien; lowspirits,
NC. Its sales now reach every town on
t1erMestern Continent and not a Druggist
but &ill-teAyeu-efs- Observation-Disclosures
You can buy q Sample Bottle forlQ cents.
discs &a{iff siisvsg veg.
x Sold by Mills s. Purdv.
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.sosARoUs eaear'FEAr.

NEW YORK, Jaihn..oa..--.,caiplt.. Bo'igya,raaus resum-
ed sAeeateg~atl kyVsclselieg4at 9oqurba1
a~dded-$$76 Er9kfn bklls tdhk 500 seoxdR
~yeseffay:. ~NU- miss SStetss The csap5tsiSss
thumb and forefnger Of both hands are dam
aged from blisters caused by the heating Of
the gun SGaC.g GGe,Gh
AT 2:30 Bogardus, without a single miss,
added another LOO toy his' score. ~ "''''; -
= Capt. Bogardus concluded his attempt to
break 5000 glass balls" out of 5000 this
s S!saiEea' ' !a Sii%s' S& SaS&Sn; i y sc Hit;!ss
fiying him 20sdrAkenadhAb t=n5.l 900.
s,$ Is & M's Sisssaai i s 5i:!, R ss3 kf;sss ssks'
fired at 400 and missed 6, Tonight b.
gafSuibs6A AeS0 bad ls,with0ut a hiks,, but
hif shoulder got sore and his handAsw6lled'
lhp+ireafretn+ IND he COM
1 sSs n Se to had ih %;s,si Ssa M;,i tRa v 81, the !. 5000 700
Ind a half shots. Kleinman then COM
%hhenced shooting and missed seven. balls out
Z S144aal6E;aAkle|f$;.,E
be between himself and Bogardus. The
at Of breakinsla660 balls nEishoue armiss
sAas never accomplished before.
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.Pl.sstatons. +Tsleerapn siat,on.
CONNRCTIONS

CONNECTIONS.
l.. Atsioux CITY, with Illinois Cel..al, sioux
City and Pscihc and Sioux City and st. Paul Itaii
roads.
2 Passenger sata, caUnnihec At Dsvi.
Junction with branch trains arriving ut Fort
IsRRdyillls y y: lhen eenpscting With
Rxioit, Canton. Harm bnrg, F1aadfsau sLinwood.
Rock Rapids, Sioux Fells and 81 points. on The
at I: rs J, m.,% connects st Davis Junction With
train going west.
Is. S; ; SI.i;i es'pt 9Th stages for -Peres, Nee.
4. Vsrndiiifonswftn stages for Lodi, River.
side, T:-rner, Bloomingdale sndFinlsy 49,. II
:. AtAeckling With stages for st.James.
8. At asyville with stages for 81. Helena
!; A. Yankton With stages for al points a.
81; and during the season Of n.yigatien WITH
q steamers ior'Rstdall,' Bfule,,' F1erfe,,. suily
Rice, Btsmesck, Stevenson, Berthold. Rpfnrd.
Carroll and Benton; connecting 1t Pierre with
transportation Wagons Tor tho Black Hills.
This y the only Direct, Route to tbs
sss =. ' ~. .s.aEe Z. MERCHANTS. -
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Ihtn's Hon 10 Lse lie NJ ieroseoue, N
Ihi"'s Lightning Rods and Meiir 1on.
sirhtSfoh -. &. =. 49, -. ...,.,- 10
l4ummer's Carpsnter's ami hiutMlr,
roaD Cuuuyx (Irise E..avj. ~ ~
Pretty MA'Gahon " Eacn Cpoh). 49,. | 80
Quinby'A Mysertx IF Zee Keopiag. -. / 20
quincy GlLsA. is~asA) on 'So,l,Ay. Chth i 20
Qninn's Money in Tie Gaydk;........ n,
QuinM's, Pear" Culture Jor. Profit. zoo
!tandaN,s Pine Wool ,Shep Wasbundry 80
HandaN's Sheep H~usNrNdry. ESQ
Ra,sy a"7 Hnousson'Si Complete Morxer'
1..me'. ~. 49," ........... .:7".rt'
RgisterGfR ",at Affairs, bouna, Trvts.~,Y5
Register Of Ru,ul A.gai1s lls7sl:. so
1'a snc !. c1n,h 0@'Me' Doy........porer 30
wv, ttVHt.
Raey's Po'uto Pests. !. upper, 5oca.; 90
Rivsr*'s Mnsatuys R;;iua i' Garaea. Is
hoe,s Manual on tue Culture of Small 1 GO
H.FnAs.. so
Roe's I9ru and Profit IN ma arden.. so
S"mnas' Buds Of Neo England and
Snunders's Domestic PotAtry. papey
4Oc:: ctOtA.. -. ~. -. 80 rs
Schench'x Gar1sner's 2Srt-Bb0 . - 80 rs
scaley's . Ana@ictm Partridge and.t''
Pheasant Shooting 49,. 49,. 2 co
Shooting on'tAc Wimg. ...::.... rs
ShsWtuI HoMsecfe $. ',:l.. .:.. q rs
Starts "Eo,est" and iStrenm'' .7Eand ~"
Book. for Rsaemen. 4 /. so
Ste,oa's's .Auericam Farmers Horse
stevart's Irrigutsiou for tie Earm,
Garden, and Orchard. so
tSteacart's Shepherds ManuaL........., l SO.
&s,aat's .Sornhum nnd its Products. l 80
ii&e,cnaS's. Stable B0oh. ........... $50
HoddartTs an Eyy .Fu.m.. paper, -
5O cts. cloth. rs
.Stonehenge M tile Dog 8 81
iSonehenge on the 'H0rSsnm stable. d.
Field, Eng. Ed. 500. 3 so
:, Field An. Ia. 1smo.: 2 90
aG9et,nese''S FoMtTly Book. ~. Q %
lne R.fe.;;M Theory and P,uctSce... so
ThondaSS 4naeriMn" F,UM CuturiM.
Nev Ed s.75
7Aomas's Farm Implements and MacAi-
:zNompson's F0od Of Animazs. i 90
1Sm .Bua!ke, .I'apers;; or. Kap1se
7ebaceo ca!tu1y: By jaaitsin e; ;li;; ~
enceN ceAticators. =,
Turner'S Cotton Planters Manual.. . i 81
Tich's .F1Hd,cer and Vegetable GARDEN,
Paper, scots. !; c0. l 90
VlVe's Chemical Monuyes....... so
Warder's Hledaes and eEaelyrecns, ...J so
W9rang,s Draiaiiag for Profit and
HealM ! 80
Waring's Earth Closets and Earth
Scwage. 80
Warlng's Elements OF Agricuhure..... i 90
Warnings Farmers Tacation.... 3 90
Warimg's Handy-Book of Husbandru,
SEQ edition . SO.
Waring's Sanitary Condition IN City &. '.,,.
Country Observation-Disclosures. So
Wdrtng's Sanitary Drainage of Houses
and . 90
WGr!ng's Village Improvements and
village Farms IS
Weldenmann's Beautyying Country ::
Homes. Il superb quarto rolumc: "a
AAoggaph plates, in colors......15 90
.vMttes cranberry CuHure....... l 25
Whues Gardening for the Solhh. ...... 9 90
Woodru1's 1roning Horse. of america 2 so
Virgins Brahma Fo,ul......... 2 50
WW1Sgkfs Practical I,1o,uhry-kkeep,er... 3 90
ioudu ana Spooner, on the HorSe.... l so
YoudE ond Martin on GahAe..... so
YouaN and Martin on the Hoy:... 90
oudA on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l 90
/ ouan Or the D0o. 49,: ::"..... =. ..'2"50
H t.t-- 4 anal NJ, ~ IA aim T, -. 4 ,,r..- ~ - - la, n
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EXPRESS. E1rrt.s'

"a i, ; :ss.,:: .s.'st rs Ss;ss ; E X +: Il:
.as oess Saq9 siflE s@a milit ~ a 81 " E d'sH;s "a Ess" .,
oGlnss Il sG 2i1sE5S4 lfN,,y .Sis;;s SisA i rs,s. 20; !. , xo;t5. -.
'xeess..na.ifwiEGs c6iesgo 'sne IN poi8ts ssss.
TT a.a,,s i hSlSSt 6 Sa}a1 Mn aSG 81 bsfs sie2 YsSSS,iS S,i.s,'
Itoade. Steamers for upper Missouri river, daT1sss-.
SSa orss ana With stages for all point. n tn
s, AZ BlatE With OpAhai and ,NesthwaAtet,.h...
l e AtE1spta Neb. ,wssh III Union Paesat h:.,4l
! !: a 9eisasr *its st1ge IL 6pS1oF sqt,s and i. illaii
HG,nts ip NoIthssn Ns%ehrstkaasu IT,. ,ir!lla SUI
fesH1tiA Goat Ticket Ak'N,i"ia ri - tt.i-
H. sow s.s. l ~ ;s9s sFc s1s9a:pa, II .
.,.,ssas e,.a. VestssA RasaentsnAaesp 1851
The New York herald., 1879-08-28
THE GENITAL SYSTEM.

The Committee on Grain Of the Produce Exchange
have approved of amendments to the grain rules SO
to adapt them to the Genital system. aud the
will be presented to the grain trade tomorrow for
ratification. The word 'cental is inserted through
instead of "bushel." and the proper proportion
is preserved. The regulations OF the railroad COM
panies regarding the deliveries of bonded grain are
SO amended as to read :--'rhe railroads shall not
be required to place free of towage less than 2S0
centas of oats 2l0 centals of other grain In
lot at any one point In the harbor. and 80 shall be
charged tor each and every lot delivered ut any point
within the harborAtmits." Regarding the delivery
of unmcrchantsble grain the clause az amended Will
read follows :-"From December 1. 1879. until fur
ther notice, the shortage ON uninerchantabe grain
In excess OF seven centals per 450 centals esch
lot shall bs guaranteed"
The New York herald., 1879-08-28
THE MARKET BOOTHS MUST CO.

Commissioner Campbell of the Department of
Public Works. was engaged for some time yesterday
In examining the decision OF Judge Van Worst rcat-
ing to street distractions generally. and par
tcularly those In the vicinity Of Washington Mar
ket. The Commissioner has always been opposed to
unlawful street distractions and the Superintend-
ent of Encumbranccs, Mr.. Joseph Blumenthal has,
acting under the orders of his superior. made many
attempts to get rid OF them. Now that Judge Van
Worst supported these officials to the extent OF
his power. the determination has been reached to
notify all proprietors of booths that encroach upon
the sidewalk to the same before Saturday.
inspectors from the department yesterday made an
examination of the thoroughfares In the vicinity OF
Washington Market. and to-day formal notices will
be sent out 60 those found to be obstructing the
streets ITO remove such distractions within twen-
tyfouP hours"
The New York herald., 1879-08-28

In London there was weak market for all kinds
OF securities and particularly for American railway
stocks and bonds Erie common fell of from 25z
to 245s. preferred from 494 to At. second con-
soils from 75h to 72zs 1914. funded hves from 73,S
to u. Pennsylvania from 42A' to AZ. Reading from
19A to 10. New Jersey Central from SAX to 50. do.
consos from l02l4 to 100. and Illinois Central from
30 to 8s2-al closing at the lowest figures except
ing Illinois Central which returned to 80. and New
jersey Central consos, which rallied to 101 Among
United States bonds the new fours and four-and-
halls declined d per cent each to 104s5 and 1041
respectively. while the fves advanced "a to 1O5S.
and returned to 1856 British consols made fur.
ther decline Of u per cent to 97% 97A for both
money and the account The Bank Of England lost
fss2Oo bullion balance to-day. 1t is understood
that it was for shipment to Now York. India Coun.
Gil bills allotted at decline of 1-l6d. per
rupee At Paris the three per cent rentes rallied to
s2f 92ac. and the rate for bills on London was up
to 25f. 32zc
The 'Tinses in it's financial article, says:-''There
o small demand for silver for India yesterday
and larger demand for the continent. About
fSO.O00 worth. received from South America. was
sold.
Foreign exchange in this market was quiet at the
The New York herald., 1879-08-28

the mortgages which do not pay interest. The
greatest fall in Kansas and Texas hrsts, which
dropped 5 per cent to 6s. aud later rallie to 10.
while do seconds fell oil rs per cent tn n. and re-
covered to 27is. There pressure to sell the
Erie new consolidated seconds at the opening. when
they declined to 7o5s. the funded hves at this same
time dropping per cent. to 81. Later the former
recovered to 7lA 719s Tho New Jersey Central
issues were weak. with further Decline frss SELL
ing down TO lis and assented consos to 81. Della
ware aud Hudson coupon sevens of 1894 fell of to
1885,. Denver aud Rio Grando frsts to 0l. Metro
politan rss to O2is O.. @. and. c. frsts c. G. A..
to ~: Iron Mountain hrsts to l11s. Great Western
seconds. coupon. to s9lS. Hannibal and st. Joseph
eishts to lo41s, and Cedar Rapids and Northern
firs,s to s5h. Keekuk and Des Moines hrsts re-
covered to o. and Central Pacific nrsts advanced 10
1854.
Philadelphia stocks closed at the following
The New York herald., 1879-08-28

Total sales at tho Board, exclusive of mining
stocks. 242.oOo shares. including Eric Rail-
way 4s.355; st. Paul. 4015s; do. preferred. $3.50;
Northwestern, 1904; do. preferred, 2sl0; Lake
Shore. 24.G00; Delaware and Lackawaina, 2l 400;
Western Union. 7.766; Michigan Central. 740o; New
Jersey Central. 25.4lU st. Louis and San Francisco
1000; do preferred. s.475; do FIRST preferred. 2536;
Ohio and Mississippi. $500; st. Louis. Kansas City
aud Northern. 1.275; do. preferred 276O; Hannibal
and st. Joseph. $50; do. preferred. 2.30o; Wabash
2100; Burlington and Cedar Rapids. Its; Delaware
and Hudson. 1.4s3; Pacific Mail. sos; New York Cen
trail. 430.
The New York herald., 1879-08-28
The closipc quotations were:-

Money was stiH All the eArIler part OF tho dAy &c
per cent call loans. After two O'Clock, however.
It found that most OF the brokers were supplied
and money offered at g. then ut and ut tho
close as low as per cent. Discounts aud timo
loans were unchanged.
The receipts from internal revenue at Washing
ton to-day we're $32s,si6 10. and from customs,
ss4s.2sl 0s.
The following Is to-day's report of the Sub
Treasury ;-Iseceipts. sl.424992 os; payments.
e1.6lG492 27 coin balance. $132, ,7S4.4s7 Ii; cur
rency balance. $44, ,404 ,076 81.
Government bonds were Arm throughout and at
The New York herald., 1879-08-28
SEVERELY INJURED.

Two physicians were summoned yesterday TO No.
3l2 East 10th street. whore. the top oor. they
found woman lying on the floor with the blood
pouring from wound over tho temple. She said
she had assaulted but refused to state by whom
She was removed 20 the Ninety ninth Street Hos
pital In q critical condition. Subsequ uently John
owens. her husband, was committed by Justice
Wheeler 70 await the result Of hsr injuries He do
les having struek his wife.
The New York herald., 1879-08-28

tribute each 50 to defray the funeral expenses and
the balance to be given to the widow. In Officer
Smiths case. the Fourth precinct. OF which he was
a member. only contributed. and not only did the
widow receive no money. but the burial expenses
not entirely paid.
II has not yet been settled which Judge will oc-
cupy the bench In the Hudson County Court during
the September term. Judge Knapp. who tried Mrs.
Smith and Bennett when they were convicted IL In
Colorado. aud Judge Reed and Chief Justice Beasey
spoken OF as two of the most probable who Will
take his place during the September torn.
The New York herald., 1879-08-28
OPTICAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following is statement showing the real es-
tate transactions recorded in the Registers Office.
August 81. 1870
snaer Roux and others to Adolph G. Msuger $500
n sa:, .ud sfs ss % samuel
7sd 80 &, q Of "a ~, SoxlUSs: Eliza ~
7+,h no. n T. css,is. W. Gs ~ A .l Arthur
s6sl s.. p :: IS Y. 5sS .S, aixss9; Pedro -
Mo.,olls TO En-, Emma Mcs'eIls :, IT lis Nom
w %aii.eo la 9 and oshors 10 sarah Moran ,o2So
" to xs.as of 81 s tasS
ssh sss f. i. T. s. 81 q So s2 s. s:
10Th 81 ~,. st., li44 4 s r. " Of 9th sy sisxa0o; D
.s;S q 70 s?sss 9; S sa ..i s
Charles j. osborn TO George Opdyke. IL 500
E;.ss 1ss In I'd e. Vii: !:
7 9 Il hs.S1 of ioss ssa .s Others 70 ISsh
line waiaeh 70 solomon Loeb. 5000
sy:ss 80 ana e ~. e iSH 20 ss !: OA
7sS Es and wife g r. Asnss Of s.h av Fran.
s.s h':'p .sd H. es..s s o g .s . sS William
ii. Bankor Evsiins Banker 0rustes). Nom.
Sd av.. No. l.o44 e. years.: Robert ooees to james
S'e''''' aloospsp .oalaxcIs '
s:. Sssi, S.ss.sS ::s. ;.:;.
samuel We'll. same prop srty; years 2OuO
Donohue, James and wife, to Eliza Guggenheimer,
n. ". corner Of Lexington ". and S1st st., and
papsrso yssr. $500
eSsrd aooo
Mott Alexander u. ct al, (executor. &cl. Ia the
ss and 5oth s, years ................. 5000
Bsocms 81 years. 1000
vo.ge. Chris. and wife, to George U. Do Witt,
w. of ist sv: .................... llooo
Bron.o. WiIieti 70 Wiii,aaa Bscow SIS 900
Same 70 20 same Ioooo
Buddensck Charles A., to Max Danxigor. so
same o Observation-Disclosures. 800
Dssne John H. to William NJ ISnacs, <9JO
Hanop and another. Morgan ]. u Bsicn... 5uU
The New York herald., 1879-08-28
FALL IN THE PRICE OF COAL.

Fifty thousand tons of Scranton coal were sold At
auction yesterday by order of tho Delaware. Lacka-
wanna ana Western Railroad Company. The salo
was held At No. 26 Exchange place. under the man.
agemsnt Of Auctioneer Draper. The attendance was
quite large. but the bidding spiritless there
being dissemination among those present to keep
the prices down. In this they succeeded. the sale
The New York herald., 1879-08-28
REAL ESTATE.
At the Merchants Exchange Salesroom. yesterday.

At the Merchants Exchange Salesroom, yesterday.
the following parcels were sold:-
n q
George f. Martens, referee-Foreclosure sale of the
six story brick Warehouse with lot 25xlOO. No.
81 Leonard st.. of Church to plaintiff $27 S5S
Also the Ave story brick factory with lot 25.Sx479
corner HniSerry It.. to plaintiff .'. 1880
Also the four story brown stone stone front dwell
ing, with lease Of lot 25x93 II, on the g. Of West
9th ST., 24s II. W. of Broadway, lease dated Nav
. T.
Albert Roberta sale of the four
story brick tenement. with lot 2uxs,s.9 No. 3t&
East 33d st, lao It. W. Of lst av., to plain
Charles A. Runk, referoe-Foreclosure sale of tho
three story brown stone front dwelling with lot
I'd sv to plaintiff 49, 1000
The New York herald., 1879-08-28
COURT cAIENpARs-TH1s DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Van
Brunt-Court opens at hslf-past ten A. M.-Calen
called at eleven A. M-Nos. %, &c. &c. 49, 127 145
l57 1885, 160 1884, 175. 17s. 49, ls0. ls2 1885, ASSESS
ment case. No. 247.
SUPERIOR CouRr-SPEcIAL TKRM-Held by Judge
Sedgwick.-Court opens at twelve M.-No day
calendar.
COMMON PLxAs-SpEcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Beach.-Court opens eleven A. M-No day calen-
dar