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and its site. Imagine broad low, terraced mound
stretching east and west through three counties,
and from the Moray Firth on the north to the Nils
ON the south that branch off from the parent Gram
pians sending ridges up between Glen tlddlch ana
Strathbogie and between StrathSpey ana strain
Dearn. In little lake among the LATER me RIVER
Iossie takes its rlse and following placid course
down past Elgu falls INTO the sea at the fishing
village of Lossiemouth. The town OF Elgin
lies chiefly between the left bank of the
Lossie and Ladyhi. a little enllnence TO the
west. Ii will be seen that although possess
ing in its surroundings beauty of high order there
Is nothing in the way of scenery calculated either
TO disturb the Imagination 10 kiude lively emo
ton. it is essentially village OF the PLAIN, smli-
ing self-cOntalued village on broadly shilIing
plain Its citizens are exclusive without being
either parveuus or snobs. They have simply chosen
a very charming place for carrying mt what may
be regarded as a very charming programme OF iiie,
consisting of quiet industry on one hand, ana OF
graceful Incidence on the other For gong thrQhgh
life in this fashion, in honor and comfort thinking
of the hereafter and OF the past and ITS cherished
traditions, and of the present as merely the point
where the two come together, there are lew places
better than that known the local poet as Elgna.
1t is IN all respects harmonious. An opiate may
perhaps come in the breeze that bends the poppies
In the fields and Elgin IS best enjoyed when one
falls under its dreamy influence.
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civil. NOTES.

suit for absolute divorce has been begun
by Mary Anding residing in Bushwlck-ave Brooklyn,
against her husband Frederic Aiding, who is now in
jail on a charge OF bgdmy.
Application was made yesterday in the SUI
preme Court Brooklyn, for the appointment Of ref
In the suit o. w. r. D3Wit for An Absolute dlY re
from ms wife, Charlotte. They were married IN 1873
An action to recover 5000 damages for
irespass been brought in the CITY Court OF Brooklyn
by Dora Benjamin, Of No 1l6 Meseroe-st against Jo-
seph Glenthur and j. d. Jessberger is charged that
the defendants. without warrant, took the paintns
furniture OF house whore she lives on AugustT
Suit has been entered by the Government
against Edwin Bates OF the firm OF Bates, Reed, Cooley
q Co.. of this city, to S19,705 81 Mr.. Bates
was surety on the bond of Frederick A. Sawyer Internal
Revenue Collector tine Second District of North caro-
lima, who deficient the amount sued for IN his ac-
counts.
Judge ChOate handed down a decision yes
terday the United States District Court IN the matter
Of Benjamin H. Hutton. Hutton has on deposit IN court
SlOs,OOO money claims the Government may
have against HIM for unpaid duties. Richard A. Ped
rick. Custom House clerk OF the firm succeeded by
system OF forgery IN smuggling the goods belonging 10
the firm through the Custom House, and embeZzled the
money he given with wnicn to pay the duties.
motion made 10 replace the money now on deposit
with a bond yesterday Judge Choate denied 1t.
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Mr.. MIST rs 4 BANK TRUSTEE.

LETTER TO sUPERINTENDENT LAMB.
The following letter from Thomas Mast, who
was TOR time trustee in a New-York savings
bank, appeared in The Post Yesterday evening:
MoRRsrows. y. j., July 80, 1879.
Mr. HENRY l.. LAMB.
iEARsIR: / see by to-daY's TRIBUNE that most OF the
banks deny your facts TO reporter who has been
mat YOU are perfectly correct in Your charges my
avn experience, ten years ago, cOnylnces Is
Being at the time much the youngest and poorest
member of the board TO which belonged, OF
single opinion had no weight, ANA the consequence
my letter OF res guatiOu, which you published.
made rest OF the board feel pretty uIcomfOrt-
able, though, while among them, but that was
about all thar was able 10 accomplish
Al the time oil the Chicago fire. Tor instance, the
bolrd discussed sending on $4,000 70 the sufferers
"A donation from the bank during meeting IN which
scenes OF distress which would nave melted the most
stony heart
cot up ana suggested an amendment to the resou.
ton thinking that IL most serving charity but
moi lnnng other peoples money for IT, proposed
that the Trustees should put their hands their
pockets and make up the amount from their own per
soual Iunds ana sAld that would contribute sum
that any Of the others did, which was very rash thing
Tor me TO do, as could not afford much then.
But what change came over the spirit oi the assem-
bly,.
There was silence and the visions Of suffering, which
mad appeared pathetlcaily "a few moments before,
gradually faded and faded away, and soon beCIme iu
visible that nave never heard tnen 50 much as fIDty
alluded To by any or the trustees since.
Then the constant grinding OF individual axes dis
In theory the trustee OF savings bank is supposed 10
accept the position an honor, AMI VITA the idea Of
helping his poorer fellow ere lures to take Of their
money. lie Is understood 10 have sufficient leisure ami
money indulge ia bcneyOieuce, aud the honor the
position Is compensation But In practice,
how frequently the post abused and made the means
OF personal PROB seem TO be constantly finding
Yours truly, tn. kAsr
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An aggravated case of assault was disposef
DECIsIONo-AUG. IL

Supreme COurt-Chambes-B Judge Potter
Schamagle che Gemania Schuzen Bund Washing Rifles
memorandum PetTy agt. Fra$sith.MOuOn granted /;
MusgGayc agt Carpenter-Orier reseed
by giving Smith dgt WatsOH.-Order
that he uty $3.50 granted with go OF
motion. Mdbe ADMINISTRATION granted to steuOgIa-
piers denied other respects jenkins Adams
another granted stenOgrapherS tcoS and
denieO in other respects
Special Tsrna-BV Judge Van Brunt-In the matter Of
"Wednesday granted bond being filed in 500 zoe
ag schiller; WOten Clark.-Decrees grant
Wilson WILSON, Motion granted a. to referees 10 be
In the matter Of kcleyl OF the opinion mat The
power 10 the custody of the
Of Cruelty Children but other JUDGES
this district have held 10 the contrary must follow their
decision until reyersed Wit dismissed Bartheis Bar
Canda KtackO Drake; Folsom agt Val COuzOt
AIT Francli.-MotiOns granted. Wade O'Rey RCh
Hauch Schuzs agt. hrade.Ortefs granted Dliaute
VILE New-NOrk COmpauy.-GTared.
Superior C0lUt-Specidi IsiB-Bv Judge SDeIT.-
Mount ag Freygang ana ohersOrder OF discontnuance
Day ETC. ag BaCh-OTder denying motion To fife
for costs National shoe ana Leather Bank.
sending back the report On HE 10 referee Purser AIT
AIT Mark.-Oraer denying motion TO continue injunction.
Fleming Reeves eCOrder 10 examine judgment debtor
German SAVINGS Bank agt Habelt Undertaking appeal
Iden ecOrder extending time 10 answer on
demurrer.
Marine COHrf-Speciql Term-By Judge Sheridan.
Rosentha agt MO-c0wttch-Ordr granted dschargng de-
custody Goodman AIT John et alMOtlOn 10
va ate denied with $40 costs Pap
Bond and order OF arrest approved Glautz ae the
Hamburg Packet COmpaBYOrier granted on
meut oi costs HaUe ag HdUe-Ouier ana mot granted
REYNOLDS Warnrr-Ortcr granted Withdrawing under
kinba kiug-Orier Of reference granted.
Adams agt Ekus BIcscnha aEt. COlmau.-Order OF dis
continuance granted Harris agt kauaK; Euddensck agt
Saunders Ireland AIT fUls}th-Bonds approved. In the
matter etc. OF Kece Stritier agt Penerj Levy
Levy HOIOwlU at. Lippman. Orders granted.
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CHARMING WEATHER AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, X. l., Aug. 12.-The weather is
charming and the prosperity of the hotel keepers Is on
the increase.
General Green b. Raum, Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue and T. C. Pound, Representative in Congress
from Wisconsin. are I'm town.
The Hon. L. W. stoughton, OF New-York, was enter
tanned at dinner last evening by 1lr Royal Phelps Of
the same city.
Mr.. skipworth Gordon. of Baltimore is IN town, and
Judge Bodget. of the United States District Courtis
expected.
A.. j. Cassatt Miss Buchanan, from Philadelphia II.
A Roseukeau OF Jersey City c. b. Brace Of Leayen-
worth; and Percy Hunt, E. G. Dunnel and II. W. Clark
Pell from New-York. are at the Ocean House.
Mr. Thomas BaYley Potter, NJ. p, will be here about
Thursday the guest OF Mr.. Cyrus W. Field.
It's probable that Captain Webb and Paul Boyton
Will swim at ths place for the handsome purse Of 81 OOO
which Mr. James Gordon Bennett will give II they will
consent TO come to Newport Paul Boyton's mother
formerly did business in this city, and the family there
fore is well and fayorably known.
The steam yachts Ideal and Ibis are in the harbor
The steamers MayGOwer and standish have returned
with the naval cadets who have visited Hartford New
Haven and other places during their visit In these
waters The cadets belong onboard OF the Constella-
ton.
The members Of the Wallace Congressional Committee
were entertained at Bristol. L. l.. by General Burnside
Yesterday. Tho Democrats were surprised that the
committee should accept the kind invitation OF Rhode
Islani's junior representative in the United States
Senate
The recent cool weather has curtaed the receipts at
the beach 80.
Miss = o. Hoffman, OF New York, had reception this
evening her cottage on Belleyut-avc. and the GINS
On Monday next Congressman Morton gives pail at
Fair Lawn.
Mrs. +. W. Stevens. OF New York, has reception ON
Prida week, and fun orchestra VIII DC On mana
to furnish the music.
Mr.. Maturin Livingston. OF New-York entertained
large number guests at his cottage m BelevueCOurt
this evening There large and dstinguis he'd as
sembly nearly 200 invitations having been issued.
j. VI. Wcuiz and family, of NeWburg. y. Y, are in
town, the guests OF Mr.. Il. Taggart.
The following guests yearryed the Ocean House!
D. Il. McCreary and wife, Erie, Penn; G. III. Byam and
wife, Miss L. A. Harding, Albert Thompson aud wife,
Miss y. L. Thompson, the Misses Harding Boston j X.
Voglcr, New York Mrs. Fletcher Washington; 5. HO-
man. Worcrsteri NJ. A. Miller and wife. Baltmorej II.
NJ Burch and wife, Little Falls, n. " Mrs. Kirk, 81.
Paul j. II. Burch, c. T.. CODurn, Chicago Mrs T. q.
Romans. NeW-YOrk; Mrs c. Is. Waite, Brooklyn.
Among the guests at the Hotel Aquidneck the fol-
lowing. c. ~ Wo II, CHARLES BOoDeck York, Penn; j.
c. Marr and wife. Washington: {. Van Husen and fam
fly Detroit s. L. Shpp and wife, Virginia j. j. Grin
dale and wife, Maryland
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THE CHAUTAUQUA ASSEMBLY.

CHAUTAUoUA, n. Y. Aug. 12.-The Rev.
Dr. Daniel Curry of NewYOrk, ectured in the Hall Of
Philosophy, at o'clock, the Armenian theology.
The Rev. j. A. Warden OF Philadelphia, general assem-
bly, school secretary of the Presbyterian Church OF
North America taught the normal class at $50 the
false religions and the difficulties in the Bible. Major
Cole held the usual devotional conference In the hail at
10 O'Clock. At IL o'clock grand concert OF sacred
music given by a choir Of 800 persons, under the
direction OF Professor w. f. SherwIn The entertain
ment closed with the Anvil Chorus. DR.. ID. A Sargent
who conducts a school OF physical culture In Twenty
fourthst. New-Yorb, near the Fifth Avenue Hotel and
Is the instructor ~ physical culture IN Yale College, has
been engaged 10 deliver OF eighteen lee
lures ON Physical Culture &" and Hygiene"
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SARATOGA, Aug. 1.-THE wave OF cold air
seems 10 have passed by. At midday today the MGR
curry rose 20 500. hotel man said to-day that cue
cold weather OF the last two or three days had oeeh
postponed till the 2Oth the Saratoga yisnors "ou'u
have hurried homeward spite OF any effort TO keep
them here.
The hop at Congress Hall last evening was enjoyed
nv Iarre company cons sting almost wholly OF guests
of the house The crowd visitors here now rehders u
necessary for the propretors of each hotel TO maze
their hops and balls quito exclusively Tor ther own
gursts on Wednesday evening a grand pan VIII p'
given at tine United states Hotel for the beneht OF A
stub leader OF the orchestra Tickets will be sod ana
~ coure this ball will not be confined to the guests OF
the house.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian Church have opened
fair IN the room recently occupied for this purpose by
the ladies Of the Episcopal Church These fairs are
very literally attended by the transient people IN 10Y
Mrs Walworth on Monday morning entertainer
large company of friends her residence with music
Congress- HaI-A. Lowensohn. G. Rosenbott and
family W f. McRae, Alexander Tayl9r. jr;, Jonn IS
r"1 John H. Harnett, Max strddler Ira o. NJ Ter and
WIFE o. A. Crge II. p. Campbell and family, J0nn ~;
wife j. A. Rogers and wife, W. +. Freeman ana WlIe,
Mrs. +. W. Leegett ana family. H. +, sIihug M
Rrircs and VIE Mr.. NJ A. BLISS and family
W. Chockerty. @. NJ. Sacks, Reuben Ross ana Wle'
rr"ft j. b Bloomnahali and family New-York; c. ~
Chase and family. Daniel g. Loughran; OTTO Gilg' tne
r. Dufyee aud family, Jersey city; A. W. Fletcher W
/, Dn Bols n. 4. Ciapp aud wife, ID. DAVIDSON, H. 81
Meyer. c. f. BurDy, l.. T. Starr ana vile. PhauelPnd,
tinted States-A L. Douglass. J lanes r. Keene, Miss
Maria A. Banker, Mrs. NJ f. c. Banker, Ju1ge On res
A. Rappallo, II. A. Hugar and wife, w E Hoag' MRS o.
G. Campbell, Misses Clara aud sara Campbell W ira
yers Mrs. NJ Travers, +. II. Jones, W. H. McVickar'
Keen jerome, 5. Il. Jerome James symington'
William Trayers Reverdy Travers. ID. r. Clark,
l. T. Amber, H.. D. Feter aud wife wife. W.
W Noyes and wife, g. Witherspoon, Jr.; I N W.
Gale Miss Kate Willard Miss L. Willard MISS L. Is;
Willard, Geo. W. Pcase, New-York; H. G. Bowen and
vid C.. Il. Johnson,
Emma Jones' WashingOn A. Lees. Charles schlecht,
Jonn A. Wright, Samuel j. Sharpless, 5. t. Sharpleas'
H. Y. YOrke. q. NJ. Cdsiin, Philadelphia.
Grand UnIOn-W. W. Anthony, c. q. Iiradhurst George
W. Beach. ". ;. Num- James E Kelly and family,
John CHAMBERLAIN, George Gordon and family, MISS
Adam T. \ Hamilton and wife, H. II. c. Watson VIII
lam Rowell, j. Artugar. II. s. Elliott, Thomas Lloyd a.
b. Gibbs, Hamilton Cole. A. Frazer ana wife, g. II.
Allen Edward Bement, New-Y York; A. G. Woodruff ana
family, W. Green and family. Brooklyn.
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THE COURTS.
ADMIRALTY DECISION.

Judge Blatchford handed down decision
Yesterday I'm the United States Circuit Court In the adj
miralty appeal case OF Henry J. Sleeper ana others
against Emilio PUG and Santiago PUG. The suit was
brought to recover dcmurrage The vessel was char
tered to the respondents for voyage from New
York 20 Santa Cruz and thence 10 HAVANA In
case OF delay I'm port. demurrage OF $50 day
was TO be paid. On arriving in Havana the cargo
was not discharged Tor seventeen days, because
there was no berth unoccupod at the wharvcs IN that
harhor The District Court awarded 10 the hbellants
$3.50 10 also held thar tine word "dspatch IN the
chartes parry meant without delay; that IL ala not
mean with diligence" did 10 refer 10, nor was u
controlled by, any usags, customs or rules or Tie port
That chnrlerrr who stipuiJtes dispatch In dls-
charge takes risks OF being aDe 10 effect such dls-
charge. The decision OF the lower Court Is confirmed
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DEATH OF ADoLpHus d. KENDRIcK.

News has just been received IN this city of
the death Adolphus Davenport Kendrick at the home
Of his brother. Judson Kendrck IN Americus, Ga July
~ 1879 The deceased 1.-THE eldest sou OF the late Row
Clark KcndrlcD born IN PoulteneyYt IN 1904. aud
was brother OF DIR. A. C. Kendrck. or Rochester, ~
Y and also OF the Rev. j. Ryland kendrlck,
d. d., late Of the Tabernacle Baptist Church Of
this city. The subject OF this notice an
early and lifetime trend of Horace Greeley. Mr..
Kendrick was Of nno presence. and possessed mind
that would have adorned sphere OF action con
spcueus that which his reurng nature caused
hun cOuine himself During the late war, though
long resident OF tho South and slay ehoder, ho
loyal tho Government OF his fathers. and gladly
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REPORT CONCERNING MR., CoNKLING.
EX-GOVERNOR SPRAGUE SAID 10 HAVE DRIVEN
THE SENATOR FROM HIS HOUSE, AND THREAT
ENED TO TAKE HIS LIFE
HarraganSett Pier DisDatct 10 The NO

Yarragansett Pier Dispatcs TO The World.
can now give the truth in regard to the
can be no question. The trouble between any
professor OF German and Ex-Governor sprague but DO
Either Wednesday night or Thursday morning Sem
ator COnkiug arrived AT Harragansett Pier. During
diving ABOUT Narragansott Per- having been at home
entertaining his guests the night previous, though he
with him, winch 1t is believed that he loaded earlier in
the day. Finally he drove 10 tine rear Of his house
which is about a mile and nalf from the Pier
and came through the house IN somewhat ex-
cited condition. lie got out 10 the piazza, where he
found Senator COnking cOnyersing with Mrs 5plague
VINO was at window Governor sprague then said
addressing Senator COnkling, "Are you armed, SIR T.
aud Conklng replied, " No, am not" I" Ihen." sand
Ex-Governor Sprague, give you five minutes 70 get
of these premises. n you not away VIII fire at
you" Ex-Governor Sprdgue Is SAID then 10 nave made
of some further eXdspcrdtiug language. Senator
COnklug. seeming mucn surprised. but remembering
Of tne honse ana Stood between them When Mrs
Sprague found that Ex-Governor Spmgue apparently
mai and shawl when Mrs Martha friend aud gnest
at the house, brought Attcr Ex-Governor sprague
repeated ms uercmptOry order TO SIR. COuking quit
ms DO.e there was some hesancy on the part of the
NewYork Senator 10 what snOuid be done, bal
ing no hope OF rational solution ne finally took
ana entrin the carriage went down TO the Pier stop
Plug on the way at B1llDgtOns restaurant scarcely
eT-toyernor spragle WHO had followed came up. On
tue OF Ex-Governor Sprague at BlngtOns an
other exchange O words took place. but there Is not the
hand encounter took place. Sfod down, tGc foregoing
are the principal facts the lar Mr. COnklng
and Mr. Sprague concerned After the encounter
Mrs. Sprague went TO Mr. Perrys by, ana snDsc-
Ouenty the Tower House where, 10 is understood,
she remained night Yesterday she gave orders
have trunks packed at tue eNGOyernOs house aud
put on the Iraln for Providence
When e1 Governor sprague left the Pier on Sunday
last is said that he went 10 Newport with the
ayOwed intention OF forcing a quarrel upon Senator
COnkhg there, but missed MS by a minute Only.
TIE attempt 10 drag the German teacher into The af
WAS most iil-adyisod and unfortunate. Had TINS not
been done the thing would nave passed of bat
one Ex-Governor Spragues frantic demonstrations
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rALENDAR, rHI. Day.

SUPREME CoURr-Cu lfRGRs-Van Brunt J.-Court
1850 a.. n Calendar called at IL a. m. NOs. "a. a.
rs r. rs 10 g. lO9 $780, 49, 1874, ISL 2O4 2OJ pa 2lB
22l
at j. m.-NO day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs->FECiAL TElM-Beach, Court opens
at II m.-NO Gdy calendar.
GHNFRAL IOSs-PAgr I-Gdersecye, 1.-The People ae
Michael Brady elOnous assault and battery Peter Norris
burglary Ohm ". Ludstrum, grand larceny John MCML
feonOus assault ana battery Thomas Kenny, burglary
Butler Mary Duty Richard p Cooper, John DOnneY
Blake, Maria Simmer John Wade, Elizabeth IL. Eager
grand larceny; James Williams. pout larceny James H.
IutterugtOn Henry Decker Thomas Nugent, burglary
Ca ahan, larceny from the person James Rowe
saut battery Thomas sullivan burglary.
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.REAL ESTATE.

NEwYoBK Tuesday Aug 10, 1879.
The following sales were held at the tx.
change saesToOm today:
Ru r. N LudiOig e Co
4stOry brick tenement honse with lot. No $50 Mad
FSicSet .-....-...,.., s7.aOt
BIZ JOhii T. BOU0
l 4-stOry brick store aud dwelling with lot. No %
Onverst. $. 40 10 n n OF Madison-st, lot 2O.lOx
G55x2Oxcei; Eliza Underhil... -. 5;7gd
BH Richard v HGraeu.
Ely, $500
lot : lst-aye, adjoining above, 25x4OOj Timothy
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ron LIvERPOOL-BY STEAMSHIP MoNrAyA.

An Iowa chambermaid captured a rick
farmer by the peculiar melody Of her she SAM
songs the upper nall When late he discovered
thar the peculiar melody was made by holding sew
eral SHIRT buttons IN her mOuthtDetFOit Free Press
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Gitn propertn &c Get.

rVO LET.-In the "Yancorlear apartment
bulding 7thave. 55th and 5Jth-s ts from August l.
suits $1,000 to Sl5OO Central PARK ire proof
thoroughly constructed witha appliances must
be seen TO be appreciated Apply to JNo. DUNNELL %
Unions
FHO LET or for SALE.-Three three story
private dwellings. all modern Improvements for ono
family Apply the premises Ave. a. BOucyarl between
SUh and Slsss Rent $50 per month price $4,000 each
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY.

plot OF land on Nassanst bet North l4th and 18th.
sts 2l1XG35NlGC BX2OO Hayes.
gore lot on Gurrnseyst. cor OF 5th-st l6i9xj5.9x
1852; same purchaser
L gore plot on North 18th and Guernsey-sts, 22Jx
3xlO9i: same purchaser
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How came these holes in your elbows n
said the dow Smith 10 the rrepresslOe small boy.
Z" On. mother. hid behind the sofia when little Jack
HOrPer was sayn' to ale that he'd take her.
At You had To thrown in; and he dldH't know
there and held Ia and Laughed my sleeves till
bust eIn."-lCeyeland Voice
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hailed the restoration OF the Union and the supremac
Of the flag. Nt
GOING 10 EUROPE.

Among the passengers of the French Line
steamship Pcreire which sails for Hayre and south
ampt0n to-day, the Viscount a. Hauferiye. r. Col
llgnon wife and daughter, OF Eew-Orlcan aud JuIIr
BarrOis chin snccr OF the Of the Ford,
scngcrs:
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RECORDED NoRrHAGrs-

Brettger Anna NJ % John Strong executor etc. 10th
40 aO3 S3,5Ol
Bretfger Anna VI 10 John r strong. executor etc
lUthaVc 40 1901. 4.jOU
Brudl " 90 Jacob Siegai, Fordham ave, lOuft OF
jJl-~t esd Ward years 20Ol
Clark. Elizabeth aud husband u Eliza CLARK, 9Th
ST, 1853 II e OF AyeC. D years e'OJO
Crane. A b, executor. etc 20 Margaret Farrell, n
s3d--t 100 10 OF lOth-aye, years 4lOO
Cunningham Edward and wife TO John Ross Il 10Th.
3OI.lO 10 OF 6tave l.OOt
Ernst william and wlfe 10 l. Tobias and another
ecutOr etc, sth-st, 1913 70 OF AyeB 6years 100,
Hohhus, Charlotte o. Mary Dersen, ll7th.st -
1884 of 3dave years......... ........... S00l
Reyes. Christopher TO William III Jackson, ll5th-
II. 50 II Of 3dave. mon lOOl
KlensChmidt. a and husband 10 Eunicia II Luttgen,
lZSthst 6i.S 10 a OF 2lave. years 1000
Klenschmidt A and husband 10 Walter Luit2er,
l2Sthst, 81 70 " OF 2dave, Loco
Schaeter, l. to John Durr, lots NOS r. - and II,
OF David seaman, demand 5000
"a shave, demand iD aus Nv 10000
Schenmeyer Katy Jane and husband 10 John
strong and another, executors. etc, luthaYe, No
cor SSd i and 5thavc, G @ 10000
Wendell Sana and Others % the Germania Lie In
4Tears 49, coo
Wendell Salna and others to the GeTmania Life In.
surance Company, " 5nave, 800 II q Of {. hist 20,
li.0OO
Wendell ,alna and others 10 the Germa.ia Life In
surance Company, 3G-dye, 23.5 Il OF Doth . -.
ST. years lt'0Jl
No $iG wears 49,. 5000
WOodfOrd. Oliver W % the homeopathic AuiUai Life
Insurance Company, Pesrl-st and Nos 40 and 80.
4S Chathamsf 3years. ----------.--- lo'oV'