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, 1879-05-28
IOWA.

sptcta' hspa'cats n The Tribune.
qAHNE,s, 1[Hncock Co., MAY 27.-rl.a drought
has reduced tl'e crop prospects for small grain
H3 pcr cent. The hest stu,,d OF corn wo havo
'al Ia years. Very larEu acrcage planted.
DoDoEvitLr, Dea a1otnes TO-, May M.-
Sn,all eran Is injured from one-tonrth To one
half. Tie snrfaca of tho snt is as dry AZ nshcs.
S,nail grain did not stpo1 md IL backward rus-
turcs ilI.l meadows Affected tue Aalne. Corn On
fall breakiug 'onkilg reasonably we'll. On
spring ptowit, much of the seesl Is lying In tho
ground as dry as wl,on plautcd. Weather cool,
with cast winds.
JasrIIs, Colfax Co., May a7.-4are having ilno
growing weather. Heavy ruins have done every
thing. Corn prt1spucts could not bo bette:.
All PRONOUNCE Il ule best farmIng season for
years.
, 1879-05-28

sustfa. Hsp9,cAtss su TIE 7Tthuna
SILVER LAKE, Shawnee Co.. May e7.-Thero
will only bu two-lhtrds Of crop OF winter
wheat. Some pieces hayo been rlowca up fol
corn. Corn is good stand. Oats doing wslE.
SHERMAN CRY, Chusotco Co., Afay Co.
Drought las tbtnuc,l tls winter wtcnt orc.
third. Early snwn damaged with ny. Fla1
and nats bnrhwartl. Spant!d stand ct corn
been cutlyatislH for two weeks.
LOU, bourbon Co., Atay N.-iYheat will he
light 0l account ut dry weather. Oats are short.
I.aryp arrcAgu Of mIl!ut for feed. t}rDullt llHs
boen TOO bard to p!oW 10 get in earlier crops.
, 1879-05-28

group In front Of the pews. "tl,at swcoter and
moro beautiful he'd uf 6uwcrs never cane into
Plymouth Church; mt! from these catnct'l tho
frnit Of rlEhtcousncss.' lie then came down
fron tho platfor1n, at,1, nsalstcl by Passon
Halliday, hnrtizcd each growing iufAnt In turn
rs It was brought to him. There wcro eonlo
shouting CIIr!stinns In tho lot, but On tho whole
the babies bchayul lecorUMsly.
, 1879-05-28
HAlE'S HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS,

Tic adoption Of ialea Standard Hydraulic Eic.
yatosH BY lilo United States Government after
ful examination ot all kinda by Hoard u cxpests,
composed Of gentlemen Of exceptionally high at
tanmcnts, ID well-tnaslted reward for long. cou.
tlnura effort to do ouly tho best work.
, 1879-05-28

kp,cta! IHs1'asrAss 10 The 7rthunf.
PmAInsE pu CltlEN, Crawford Co., May a0,-
All su.all grain suffering for want Of rain. Corn
planted. Not much up. Ground too dry. 1t
ru.,,aius as planted. lIay crop will he a poor
uue. Halns non will bc too lato to do n,,.eh
E0nd.
CoLuMnus Co,umhia Co., May .a7.-A,l
s,tali grain suffering from drought. Pastures
short. Hay crop Viii 10 light. Potato buga
llYcly.
, 1879-05-28

IN nercemcnt mnlo between them TINT tic leg.
ncy, littlo OF fnltetl. which bis mother might
tcoucat HIN, sh,uld. rs sos,.t ~ 1t wns received,
bn pail to tho publican, thu Inter OH 1!a part
undertaking tn keep him wllllo ho lived, HnHl
bury 1hu respectfully When ha tsiod. Who got
tho worst Of tic bargai in this instance IL ia tul
pOeslblo to tAy.
, 1879-05-28

&fa1 YtrG Hpf31.
II call you ali to w!tness," said Mr.. Beecher
yesterday n,orulpg. a. le rose from bis seat,
aud. advancing to tie trout OF tue platiortn,
looked down Upon twenty -right babea, which,
iu tho arms Of their fathers. wero ranRed IN !
, 1879-05-28

court, being questioned ~ to what had become
Of E500 lett TO hImhy hls ,not1er, answered
that It had gone wuere 1t was owing. Pressed
for further exclamation, Ao said be mad paid Il
over ~ N iuu.krepgr, according to tlu terms Of
, 1879-05-28

Ba9,Et0RS' WIVES AND MAIDS CHILDREN
aro we'll tanp!t, but tho man who fatle to parako
Of tho good things found only at Kurn's lunches.
1l0 LaSallH street, Is foolish indeed. Col. Wilson
lppks afteE No. JOB.
, 1879-05-28

'tpesfcet 1sor!cB." Teeth may surely bo made
hea1thfnI, beautiful, nnil The fAcc captivating. by
using Drnwna CanphoEatch Saponaceous Dentf-
trcc.-35 cents. Ayu1d commercials
, 1879-05-28
tbl(IO,


bpfcld1 U4p1lcN y 1'lo 1I730Ne
FiNnLAY, Hancock Co., May T.-Weather
very dry. Oats an barley will be q failure un'
less ne hayo rau soon. Corn Is coming up
badly. Large acreage planted. Winter wheat
good. Cool, lsy weather Las bseu benetlt
to It.
, 1879-05-28

Headquarters for tho ''Chnllcneo cigar, rctns1s
three for 10 CENTS Trf them. pawson's, Eli State
ettart.
, 1879-05-28
DRUNKENNESS

pr. D'Uncct,. atscovercr Of the ctnehona euro for
drunkenness, cures all cases. Room ~ Palmer
unuae.
, 1879-05-28

EITE 1tIgtFpuUE II 1sUnltUn e HtUt3t 9E1b!4t
ancc Company To forccIosr mortgage OF
which t.unhnn Is the mortCagcor.
The Matron Of tho Jail, WHO nlso nets ~ L.
brarIan Of that Institution, desires ID ihnuk the
oItlrers ot the Chicago Public Library for 4
dondtton OF nlout 800 volumes Of books, which,
cu'atson, Will hc greatly cniostl ,'y tic prts-
ouers. bhu has now about .1,4W volumes OF
various books OIL hind. which sho distributes
wockty to the soJonrness III tfoIFn,anns Hotcf.
further Use cannot do better than donate thom
to tho Jail Library,
, 1879-05-28
AN Fxo,1,s,rF pIrcF oe PAINTING;

CNRQ13IIC .
In oi1*colots on n solid gold background paper for
nantel ornaments is tho latest, and VIC must con-
fess Tho hanJsoulst, Thing xo have fccn. II Ii
worth stapp!ug Into llligeF's, col Wabash aycnuc.
tn
, 1879-05-28

did ktt. and rnsnAFket tO tia e0nl.ct or NJ this
car, No. 34.i TINT hc was a sratsfur, hut That
Official replied that he could not taku bis wo1t!
for " unlpsG the conductor 0f th ear that went
to the barn na1e tho transfer himself. No
amount OF explanation would avail. aud tlhr
passenger Has compelled tu tak" tie alternative
Of paying twn fares OF aolng the rest Vt tla wny
on foot. uo chose tho latter.
Coroner Mann held ut ittgnest at q o'cIocls
Yesterday morning, At tie Madison Street Police
Station. on Louis ltoos. Whn died suddenly Inst
Sunday Ut his houc, No. II uulun street, nr-
counts OF which hart appeared in The TRIBUNE.
Jncnb Ncithln!ucE. t1lc salonn.keeucr ut No. a57
Hout! Canal street who assaulted tic ttcceasM
APRIL g, and on wllFcl, account the Cor0ner vns
notified, was III nstendhnte Mt the tn9uust u u
prisoner. but wah released upon the rvitlcucc OF
County.Fhss.ciau Hnrg0un, who festtlicd thai
lis hail nude n post.tnor,eNl examination Of tt4e
Eemalns Of Ro,s, and thAt IN lis opinion de-
ceased caa,e to his death from thc effects ot
abdominal dropsy ntal fatty degeneration VI tsc
heart The Jury brought In verdict In accortl-
oncc with tIa testimony.
Half dozen af the friends Of tho proposed
Arnicmy Ut Fine Arts, charter far Witch was
obtamed ttw days ago. Inet Inst evening at
ths ts'ne! o., Iouss anl informally d'svusssd
soInu bY-lawa for tils government Ut the AcaIr-
N.Y. 1T was sucErstrd tial llfe-Ineshbcts shuud
Ut adluittett un payment ot sI01 entranse- -{eu
4n.l ecE'atn annual dues. Annual lncmbers
xs~s iteh; b" ax IL il ps3 ssfs aus IT. I'D ss
luz Academy, The su.l.a " yo.i"r >' rowor g,
would thus . ta Is Ictt !, y " hsnss q .hs ay-
nal subscriptions should bc preserved intact IL
y prrtl,nslrnl fund. Mr William +. Hakcr
wanted gallery formed as III !ulucuneut to
Ir1tlxeua to subscribe. Other rules for tic soy-
but NJ decisive action was ha1, tlis ,eing r.
RctvId for i Gtlturu meeting, Ut whlcl.. IL Is
huped, .here will bo largcr attendance.
At THE cRAETRKlEs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-11

ENOR RENT-THE WELL-KNOWN SUGAR
IL Plantation, twenty- seven mites below the
city, known as the Fanny place. There Is now
on the place cane sufficient for q crop Of 400
hogsheads sugar together with mules aud
rented to a responsible tenant on very favor
able terms. Apply to Citizens Bank. New Or
leans. mh1 Il
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-11
FOR SALE.

IGOR SALE-A PLANTATION SITUATED
I near the town of st. Martinsvile in the
parish Of st; Martin, containing about 1860 acres
ing six rooms and twelve foot gallery. 'front.'
ing the public road. The other improvements
out-houses. The whole In good condition. The
Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad when
completed will pass at three miles from the res
idenca The whole OF the above land Is fenced
In by Cherokees. For terms end conditions ap-
ply to V. LED0UX. st. Martinsvile postofflce.
Louisiana. fell cod 3m*
ENOR SALE-A SUGAR PLANTATION. SIT
- uated In the parish Of st. Martin, contain
are now planted In cane: steam sugar MILL
capacity from twelve to sixteen hogsheads of
sugar day. The said sugar mill is new and Is
now in full operation. The Morgan's Louis
lana and Texas Railroad when completed will
pass at abou. one acre of the sugar house,
For terms and conditions apply to LEDOUX.
St Martinsville postofflce. Louisiana.
fell cod 3m*
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-11
Washington Avenue Drug Store,
Corner Magazine and Washington SITS.
NEW npIRANG

Constantly receiving fresh guppliss q pure
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. Patent Medlclnes'
Toilet and Fancy Articles. etc. sold az smh a.
margin. Coral Tooth Paste. recomm.s.n9saeesa
all who use 1t az very superior dsn,Tlnc 20
ment and ravishing beauty. 6lycerine B ~
Cream for chapped lips. face and asnds cnds
erts Pectoral Cough syrup. tor ca1ai1 mt
M light and day B.. MA5sEaaA1di a. sI III:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-11

FOR SALE-sTEAM ENGINES AND BOIL.
-, ers. both new and second hand Draining
WheeIs, Pumps etc, Saw Mills. Cotton Trucks.
Srap Wenehes, Jackscrews, Crate Bars. Furnace
Castings Of every description. Also. one second.
hand Steam Fire Engine and one small Propel.
Tor at CLARK'S FOUNDRY,
Corner Race and Tchoupitouias streets.
an 2Stf A''
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-11

For Delegates to the constitutional Com
eniicn-Polling Booth. Thirteenth Ward. on
Magazine street between Bordeaux aud By-
ons: election. Tuesday, March IL poll open
from a, m. to y. m.. Commissioners Of Flee
u}n y , Landvy, dWS2rge " BranH VI WI, ~.
gins. Joseph q. Clarke. H. NJ. Baker.
" L. BOWER,
President Thirteenth Ward Central Club.
mhfO at
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-11
GEORGE GAIL.


l.,..anv norner Uaf0ndelpt anu EiEHLn
t1mpannta Nav flrjeans February as, 1870 Oertif-
sl n,e MI 9s1. In fayer of Mrs Sarah. I: Bow,
e nan. for nine shes Of The capitol stock q
tns ioai p,r rnisaid notice is hereby given that
p, egn the same reproduced at this Office with
" thirty days from date hereof a new Certificate
viii lssue IN Hey tha,reoi and md, said certificate
~ .v.nb nj mi v. H1vfERE. Secretary,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-11

Tire FanItabIe LIE AsHuFaHee s"c'e'y
Il New York-The undersigned have been ap-
.oirted state Agents Of Louisiana for the above
nerned society. and are prepared to Issue poll
oIes on the TontIne and other approved plans.
EpscIal attention IL invited TO the TONTINE
sAvINas FUND policy. The Society is so
we'll and favorably known az to lts Immense as
asss IA to render comment 10 this particular
''h'' WEISHANH h WOODS,
su,o I'm tss flravIer street
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-11

The Board Of Directors at a meeting held on
setting aside Ten Thousand Dollars 10 the
reserve fund from the net earnings Of the year
and paying the 10 per cent dividend 70 ths
DIVIDEND OF TWENTY PER CENT on the
net earned participating premiums Of the year
ending December 81. 1878. said dividend payable
on and after Monday. the twenty seventh day Of
January, 1879
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-11

Tho foregoing statement Ia q just true and
correct transcript from the books Of the Com
pany. JAMES /. DAY. President.
II. CARPENTER, Secretary.
sworn 10 and subscribed before me this TWEEN
ty-second day Of January, 1879.
A. INGRAHAM, Notary Public.
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sprnfAL soTICEs.
-: -. : 11e,u rrrat ~ msrch

~ M s.r rs vas an arfle headed "A singular
~ thef s,s Was ~ hal robbed myself, \ is
Robbery, s.a,ns " watches and jewelry l
false ann efau ~, ,,ailar few nights after the
found on hr =, = snn,gy I did not recover, and
robbery Z, I'll, reaayar found In dirtv, pieces Of
MhM ~ ~, n, m box, as was stated. j can
i've live any prof. that neeaea 'ns' 'ne charges
mh1i it. - .a0Aso = = . - =.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-11

Central Club Third. WaId-In accordance with
the rules Of the Parish COMMITTEES. the poll for
the primary election on Tuesday next VIII be
ut The corner Of Baronne and Poydras streets
open from n. m. to Z D. IN. COMMISSIONERS OF
Election - Terrence Kelley, Remy CLARK, w.
\. Bnlper, T. Mcdonnell, John Flynn, John J.
Finn, M. Drlscnll, A.. JLgobnIn.
ruau nvp1r ganratury min
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-11

I q. SAUNDERS AGAIN.
SITUATIONS wANrED FEMALES.

Cooks, Cham be rmaias. etc.
NHTANTED.-BY A REsPEOTABLE WOMAN.
w situation rs wet nurse. Address w. II.
this office. mhtt 10
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-11

The above statement IL true and correct
transcript from the books Of the company.
J.TUYES, President.
J. ". HINCKs, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-11

OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE Co..
Corner Camp and Canal Streets. I
New Orleans. January 10. 1873.
At a meeting Of the Board Of Directors held
On the eleventh day Of January. 1879. it was re-
solved 10 pay. on demand. the semi-annuaI in
tsrest dividend Of FIVE PER CENT On the
capital stock TO the stockholders or their legal
REPRESENTATIVES,
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HOUSES WANTED,

R1 EO FOR PIANO TUNING -..BEsT WoHK
- .sbu ss0 Magazine. ID. bEECH, Boiree
Pianist. ivs'y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-11

Sworn to and subscribed before me. this IT.
tenth day Of January. 1879.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-11
RULES
ADOPTED FOR
GUIDANCE OF CENTRAL CLUBS
AT THE
Primary Election for Democratic
Conservative Candidates to the
Constitutional Convention.

Rooms OF PARISH COMMITTEE. J
Democratic Conservative Party Of Orieans. I
New Orleans. March o, 1879
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secnnd ward Central DemOrratIe-C0i

eervatlve Club. New Orleans. March =, is7s-The
sioners Of the primary election for candidates
to the constitutional conventi?ni to be held
March II Mt he engine house oil NO. IL, on Oal-
Hope street near Carondelet;
Edw'd Reagan, r. gondon,
James Many, J. Y. Mutphy
Thos. O'Hara. Y: Costello,
Thos Dalton. NJ Leqnhfd.
JAMES BARRY. President,
~ M,,,t,uv Ianrptarv mh1n pt%
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-11

neadiIus rt~rs FIr.t W.r0 9ier,ra, n,

oeratie and Conservative CLUB, New Orleans.
March 8, 1s7p-Notice IL hereby given to the
voters OF this ward that the primary election
Tor delegates to. the Constitutional Convention
will be held on III E5DAY March II. 1879, at the
Special attention is called tn the fact that no one
will be allowed to vote without producing bis
registration papers.
The following named parties have been an
pointed TO act as Judge and commissioners oil
election:
JudRe-Jphn Bowling.
Oomtnlssionars-E Hyder. A. II. Murphy, A.
Il. Donovan. Emile Hllborn. ]. Paris Childress
IL. NJ. Kelly, Eugene Fox. w, L. Kirk. 9,
mhp at 2. MEALEY President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
LICENSES FOR THEATRES

The Society for the Reformation Of Juvenile De-
nquents Is empowered by law 10 collect and nse for
its purposes the money for licenses PAID by al the
theatres and shows of the city. Thomas Carroll who
keeps a concert saloon IN Sixth-ave., re-
fused to ply the fee and the society Oh
tanned an Injunction restraining him from nving
performances The matter came mp for argument
before Juuge Van Brnnt in the supreme Court,
Chambers. yesterday. Ex-Jndge Curtis. who an
neared for the de endaut, claimed that the per
formers, who played upon the piano banjo. and
sang songs were not professional" but gave
their services Cratuliiousv, aGd that therefore the
performance did moi come within the statute. Mr..
Robinson. who represented tie society, cited a
number of 5. alar cases IN which he claimed that
the courts had decided IN IT'S favor. Decision was
reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
a. old scntch ladv was told .hnt

An old Scotch lady was told shat her min
49, uscd notes hui would not believe it. said one,
:. Gang INTO lie gallery aId see" did ana saw
,ha vvfrfen sermon After the luckess preacher had
oncInaed nis reading last page, he sad, But
will moi enlarge" The Old woman called out from hcf
Ofty POSITION, We canna. &c canni Tor your papers
give out"
Two of those ornaments made Of plaster Of
paris Favored with sugar were bestowed u'on an
urciiin with the usual warn ~. Don't eat tbein'
nat ,,cr Won do they will poi@On you For some line
,.v were regarded 10y him and hts Younger brother W IN
mingled "A ~ and admiration hut AT no distant d5
their no her missed one. -
Tom" SAID sue Ia Tho owner. who was Just setting
forth Tor school. what nave 'ee done Win that
dglrr I" ,.. 3d., ,.,
6y'd 1t 10 Dick" was the reply. and n he's hving
when come home mean IL eat me other one myself
caa tell eef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27

Of them In lot the day be put to greater neon
venence; and II had not happened 10 have team at
hand should have been obliged TO hire 10 Get them
homr. Our currency" whatever else may De said
of It. convenient and why cannot we have one
equally convenient in pcace IT, IN order 10 DC sounn
currency must have specie basis, why not use paper
certificates dollar for dollar instead OF me
metals for circulationf Aud why may not other spe
ces Of property besides silver and guild be the basis o
certificates. II needed And now see that the dun
derheads" CONGRESS proposing 10 make naiters
vastly by retiring all small bills under TO- SO a.
to force the accumulated millions of silver dollars INTO
circulation. What Is there In this Is anyhody
to BE- benefited except the silverkings And why
should the whole country be bnrdenad for their benent
COUNTRY READER.
Winsfor Township " J.. Dec. Il. 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
i CONVENIENT CURRENCY TAINTED.


To the Edftor OF The Trtbrne
SIR Why cannot the American people have
a convenient currency live IN the country. seven
miles from ihc money-order post Office. but
have irouent occasion send small OF money by
mail II often happens that have great difficulty and
DELAY In obtaining two-dollar note TO incose in
letter; ana as TO fractional currency. postage stamina
hive 10 answer for that Silver dollars are plenty
enough-not "tbe dollar OF che daddier though, nut
the detestapie trade dollar. out OF which somebody
makes a percentage suppose. had to take sixty-six
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
srIr AGAINST ELECTION INSPECTORS.

The case Of \. b. Hulse against the inspectors of
election of the town of New-Utrecht came mp be-
fore Justice Walsh in Brooklyn yesterday, but
was SIN ssed. Is the complainant did not appear.
Mr. Hulse, who is a clerk III the Post Office De-
paltment at Washington. came to his former resi-
dence at New-Utrecht 10 vote 1t the recent cleo
tinn but his ballot was refused by the inspectors.
l. W Church. Peter BOg"rt and George Self lie
offered 10 -vvCar ais IN but n n "lnwed.
fle determined 80 prosecute them for ALLEGED neg
lcci of duty, hut tuc ease has been adjourned 30
frequently that lac roulG afford no time 10 At
tend to IT, and did not appear Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27

February of next year will have five sun
days short az the month TEi- thing only happens
twenty-cignt years and those who PASS c"ntr
burton boxes must make the most OF it-New-Orieans
Picayune.
An incident at Her Majesty's on Monday
night Opera Don Giovanni " OOncrllist Ito con
vrrsational old gentleman IN she front row OF the
stals) why don't yuu talk less aud more atten
ton the must" T. Conversational Old Gent; " II
PLAYED ill-e better should not talk so much
Collapse or viOOncellisf. London Examiner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27

I-xrcrp rATEs DisTMCr Cot T-ChOate J-Court opens
a, a u NO 39j-In i. W. Ko1isaat No sJi-inIe
, "a kefchum 40 sSJ-In re " :. carr Ma. i4U-In ~
loles 81 a.; 442ln ~ llncer LOWS No tsO-l1 te
Woses. So 45g-In re- Wilson a ereg No 4ll-ln II
n Core ir NO 4s5-l H. Behuing al 30 ijS-In
sal.rock n al: 49, n william + Howe; No. $50
s.frNrck asr Bailey al; No. +o2 In re :. Piscr No.
acf-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK Friday, Dec. &c, 1873
The following was the only sale held nc the
Exchange salesroom To-'aV:
Bv Fstcr +. Meyer.
plot Of land 5ih At. f5x2s1. running through tn
2lithst a OF lands belonging TO samuel
Thompson Inwood Jos de Rivera si'5'O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27

GERALD HOYr,
r. IRWIN JH-
COLUMBUS IsELIN,
OLIVER f~ELIN.
l.. ". lEROME,
T.. H. JONES,
HI. r.. JON ~.
COZ. Delaney KANE.
:. NE HOTSoN kASE.
JAMES =. KERNOCHAS.
q. X. KING.
FRANCIS 4. LAWRENCE.
PIERRE LORiLLAHD,
j. A E.OWERH,
HERMAN r. LIZ ROY.
J.F Lot BAT,
MATURfS LIVINGSTON,
l.. z. MORTON.
II. y. MUrSR RAVE.
J. PJERPONT MORGAN,
J. II. AAHOS ~,
CHAS. u. MARSHALL,
PETER MARIE.
A. c. MONSDN,
THOMAS NEW BOLD,
HERMAN OELRIcHs.
ROYAL PHELP~.
JANE Y. HkhR
CHA-. n. posi-,
A. BELMONT PuRDY,
r. RAN DOLPH ROBIN SON,
BEVERLY ROBIS-JS.
MAR~uALL o. HOBEErS,
WM. RIM En-.
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AUG. SsHFRH ERHORS,
PHILI -,uUfLEa
r.. T. SMELLING,
G. r. STRONG.
FREDTRf -TFVFNS.
LI~PENARD STEWART.
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ISAAC TOW y END,
W. n. VANDERBILT.
W. Il. VANDERBILT.
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l. VOS TO rFMAS.
y. T. WOEDEN,
BUCHANAN ". STuROP.
J. A. WAD~WOkIH.
PACHE NHfrL0ck,
SIDNEY WEB TER.
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matte - the COnnIftce OF Ar.
Secretary Of the Academy of
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HERMAN r. LE ROY.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-27
-, UKDkn RIAL LsrArE TRAN :FERs.

nStUHDEn REAL ESTATE TRAN ;FERs.
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BFO'GT T r 'UF ' anil ,6aH Ellen BoWn $4,000
same uruprfy: allen Brooks aud Others, executors
sui j. i a sna wife to apEns r eOOO
fi's' 100 . n n u Graud s. 25z75 and 'lso :
Ephraim brown to R,hard Pinkertoa and
Hishb idse.ave 5. i4s 4 from Devocsl to Breln.
crave. oos25oSirrcguar; George Riley and ,oo
others William IL Reilly. .--.-.---.- lou
lS st. ot NO o1 "a sS and c east si III Of o No
2sa ijlst. Theresa Brancaeht aud an
Baxter t No 49, Matthew Common to Otto Fan
Lots nos :, o. g. and - on map Of property Har.
lem belonen me- 70 fh.p Miied.; Srstayas ,o a - 900
same property ana also los Nos d.. -, 10 20
re an an mo her. ve@i i' ce 70 LOUIS sacr $4,000
SS $50 , sSi ss's o.e e5sss >ea T4s ans
5zd-i s.' :. 80 n " ~ 5ihavc 5O1ioO5 William
Lalhrip, y and wfeio o nil.s ,;;,;,,.,, . 2oOoo
Ia,Iirp Ig T and sc To- Vale G1rnee 2OOoo
'' an es led Il, J. amc vic 10 Thoma. ube M l55oo
'i''' ssp 1c n. %s to yei Foster $4,000
s3d--i n $ 49, iieol 4urave 2l.ix77 ga Ellen
ssds sur i's SIS ,-' leo ahave 2iir7 9 Ellen
smytne to M.ry ,iipman 90.
Rsvnor and vic 10 William McReynolds. 1000
RECORDED LEASES.
curtins " and wife to Il Wilson and and, Oi R,Ts,
We r.. Al annual rcat Of $3.50
SSrket IL 20 Ssi 10 = years az annual rent of
.nf
Bauer Ionis and wife 10 q Brett ant another. exec
si,r bsona ing 10 Philip Sli,ieder years. @ $4,000
same 70 Margaret A Brett ami anOthrr, executors.
ss mar 1' Years r. $500
and ShSi hst almost due io,a 1880
w a i noniis -. 1900
- sTf-evc mSnihs ~ ' 80 400
Teas, wiam 70 Jo' Teas No lnG Bank st. years 1000
' is ave sn a s7st - 900
iItciIID A>sIGNNENIs OF MORTGAGE.
Fin, Insurance Companv 10 the Home Insurance $500
ravle'-, Wfiia,u ID Haretin GriiHn ......... 200
Gray II trustee etc. 10 nary trankland 2'3-t
Ivnd. Is D. RIadlry 10000
hazel Els @-'p
-ourr AID Others executors etc. 10 keckescn-- JUOO