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rhC New Fourth street ". n. Churrh
Pastor,

Christian IntrIiiGeE,rr,
The Chassis Of Philadelphia met in the
second Church Sept, :i0ih, and in answer
to the united request Of the pastor and
ConSIstory, passed the following preamble
aud resolutions:
"WHEREAs, The Chassis Of Philadclphia
II the Reformed ChuIch in America has
heard with painful regret the request al
Rev. &. J.. MHsdcn for adissulutinu Of lbr
pnstnrLl relation existing between himself
md the Second Church Ol rhilNdrluhin. !.
and ''"
WHEREAS, We are persuaded that Ilro,
haSd"n IiHS taken this step after mature
'hd careful thought, and IL guided in his
convictions by plain Indications Of duty; (;
n"rriur",
"Erso'r,', That the pastoral connection
between Rev G. I. MAs,l,.n and tho Soc.
mi Presbyterian Church II l'hiIAhrInhjW
nr dissolved M the ",i'h day Of October,
lSf9, and that Rev. Dr. \. L. Van Nest
." appointed to preach ON that day and
lccln'" n" pulpit vacant.
"H"''"i, That II letter oI dismigsion bc
Irnnt"i :" Rev. e. T., MHs,lcn tu tho Pitts.
hurgh Conference NJ the Methodist Enis.
r"phl EhnCh vi the l'niirh Siutus
"A"'"d, That in suudrIing the close Ties
hat have bound ny tnr eight ycnrs Nj
pleasantly to Brother MnWlru nE n mem.
brrnl this Chassis, We feel that ". muN,
sustain great loss Nv imlIVi IuuIa nuI M II
denomination. During thcsu yrnrS Ol
intercourse aud labor We huvN iound
our hearts III sympathy, OAR lives "A, peace,
ana our aims Oac. HIn. NIns,Irn hna IN.
lr"I"i hiIns"li iu 'iS IN n warm friend, n
r"H'ly helper IN Hll thu work our oI lpuoni.
mutton, good aud wise counsellor IN the
"'l"'i"tl"nA ui the church CuHrts, M
'''nrH' "ilu faithful preacher ut the Truth
w Is W J""liH, aud nClivu hnh energetic
V"N.r ~ one al unt strongest churches
""''", lrHl II copy VI these rCSnlu'
unllA' wshrI ly the President nnd GIUIk
:" NlhsHI", lw given tn lIr0. Mhslrn, M M
rNh'r'lr" NJ mur hest wishes lnr his future
happiness aud highest usefulness IN whnt,
ever sphere ri dury tioI in lIsprOyilunrr
may order his lot"
I'M. !niS N'l"''i wns"compRnrh with mNny
"Nprr'rl"ns hy mrIlhrtS al Classic and q,
w" orr"h" Ihnrll, shuwing how tender
WIZ ''im 'Inu"lH wlllrh IL officially srv
"l'n' Mt, Mn-'lrn R0rS Ia II large and in
Wheeling, W. Va. >''" "
Cm"st" nlso mn'I" the following arrange
nrnlS i"r lllU Installation II IEuy, q. +. G
NGrknw aAllr ptstur oI llIc rinh Reform
mGm4rh"l Philadelphia. un Ortnlmr ,pllh
Rev, j, II. OcrlrU, u D., hu invited /,
pI"nrll tlo sermon, Ruv, \ /. Van Nest
D. u, nnd Rev, T. \, nrr Ia conduct tn
exercises. ". V,.S,O.
nEInSnN WArRH IN nn product ot n,
ordinary hho'atory, Int Inuy bO termed
lll"Rivng PARTON direct lrUn the AL
MRllly'A hMMllN. rrNAiMl rIrnr. nn.l nnurIl
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vnluc Of Live Animal, E,por,c,,.

WASHINGTON, b. e., October 1.-THE
The Chief of bureau statistics reports III at
the value Of exports from the United
States Of live animals Of all kinds, ncrcAs.
ed from $j,SH.Gl% during the fiscal vrar
ot ls1s, to $ll ,lST75ji during 1879. Of tho
lotal exports Of live animals for the last
fiscal year, II per cent. were sent 10 (;rru,
Britain The value Of exports Of cattle
Increased from S3,S9J,SlS during lS7S to
$S,37a, 200 in 1874.
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WAsnnNGroS, October l7,-Spccc pay.
mrn's have been resumed at the Treasury
with Vengeance. Yesterday, on mid.
month.pay.d"y, the clerks were Obliged
to take coin in full for their salaries ion
per rrntUm in silver Rnd ninety prr cent,
nm IN gold. Many Of them expressed n
preference Tor paper, hut were not given
an option. Asa consequence cold il in
common circulation here lotIuy, and III,
banks Atc paving Chnrks in lint mrinl.
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belmont County Official.

ST. GAINESVILLE, October II, 1879.
EIOD Iutcil EcEcer.
Below find the official vote OF this
county on the offices named. | include
the vote on Judge OF Supreme Court, for
the reason that that represents the party
vote. The total vote cast was lO,7l4,
against lO,OG4 at the November election,
1876. Tilden's majority was IS. This
year the maiorities on Supreme Judge,
Board Of Public works and Treasurer Of
State respectively, ARE IS, - and57. The
votes of the laborers along the line of the
Tuscarawas Valley Railroad saved the
county 10 the Democrats.
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PIrr'huRGH. October H. PRrRnLErw :
MnGSicralelyactivC. Crude aSc at PNrEer'S toI
avery. '"'" "''
Oh CRY, October l5.-PErRnLEuu-NINrkCt
'%p"d with S7lsc bid: advanced Ia 1J,(c:
uScIiled and closed At DlI.c bi Shimuriils
I0,lnO barrels. averaging ~, UOJb barrels. rfaIs-
actions SOO,W W0barrrlS
GNa7!sd. "'"A' =" '''''''eU
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The Prcsby tcrIan Gathering In our
Midst,


The Synod OF Pittsburgh, now in session
at the Second Presbyterian Church in
this city, consists Of the Presbytcrics oil
Pittsburgh, Blairsville, Redstone, Wash.
ington and West Virginia. There are
about two hundred ministers who are
members Of the Synod, and about the
same number Of ruling elders, making a
total membership OF about four hundred.
The area of country embraced by the
Synod Is all Of West Virginia, all OF
Pennsylvania west OF the Allegheny Noun
tains and South Of the Allegheny river.
The venerable Loyal Young, D. D., Of Par
kersburg, is present with the brethren at
this meeting. lie is regarded as the Nestor
Of the West Virginia presbytcry. Ills eye
may be dim but his natural force is not
abated.
The retiring Moderator, Rev. James II.
Flanagan, is the son.in.law Of the first
minister who ever preached in Wheeling,
the Rev. James Hervey. The Rev. David
Hervey, OF Brooke county, is the oldest
member Of his rresbytery. lie was born
in 1902. The Rev. Samuel c. Jennings,
D. D., is the senior member of the Synod.
There is not member Of the Synod at
present in connection with it who was
member when Dr. jennings name was
first placed on the roll. For more than
sixty years he has responded to his nalne
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New YORK nrr I,nn.l. nnrna,

NEW foEK, October l7.-BrOwu and bleach.
eu cottOnS in gsOd uemanl and steady CUI.
ION tldnntls doing fairly. Prints Ia,ipt il,
inst hands. CottOn dress gO0,ls aud vinvhRns
'rSs active W0rstel dress 10 d, In fuir rs.
quest Mems wOolCnS in irrvsul,r demand
lnt light weight ra,simrrrs. chrvints nni
MoSl"d .coatinHs doing well. Agent, me-
making liberal deliveries VI shirts aud ur4Nen
on old orders. "'''
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CHICAGO, October 1.-THE DrOvsn' Journal
HoO9--RScelpts 5000 head, Shipmsuts
1000 bead, Market generally In,nWyEd /.
mixed packing lOa Sc higher 1t $S SlNS 10;
ight IS ba3 10; choice heavy IS b6nS IS :
closed steady and ali sold.
CATrLE-, lteCrtptS 1000 head: natives Sarrc
ahu Shhde stronger; gn"tl To choice a. WA
w stock N mOre active AM stronger:
butchers firm and unchanged: western III
ms active anda shade lower at 81 tpASOo
SiIEEr--lIrceIpts S0O head: M shipmentS
steady and unchanged at s. OOa3 Us,
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National IIonr.I oCIIcn,,,,

WAsIIlNoroS, October 1.-THE Upmi.
annual meeting of tho National Board Of
Health adjourned to-day to meet IN
Nashville, November lS. Representative,
ct romo ri 'h"l"Nling railroad and SleNn,, vTr
n0W I'nrH NJ" NNpuCtwlt0 NtIund This mECl.
imE i,t.,. n.y. give their v'Vws Oh tho subject oI
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rhIIa,IelphIn Monl.

PHILADELPHIA, OctnUrr l7-Wool ..Ohlo
lrnusylvan aud West Virginia NN nnn
above iHIi3c; cxtnI 4Hti9c medium AZ.
'Oi; coarse SIatUc; New Yurk, MlChiraI'
INDIANA and Western fine STniOc; medium
'iafoc; Coarse S7HlOc: "umbiny, washed, 30
~, jsc; unwaShed 5OIBlC; C4uadu UInhinE I'd
aiVG; line unwaslled 4iA2lc; ruNnp and
nsdi''m unwasIled SEIS3%c; tub washed iS
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Toledo.


TOLEDO, October Ii. Wheat-Demnnd ac.
I'VE; No. white Michigan 81 30; extra do
81 30; amber Michigan GlH,t 81 N. O'tobsr
81 SS'F; December 81 42yf 30 2 rrd win.
yer spot 81 SS14; October 81 Ssk: November
WY DecUmber 81 ~; No. . j.. &M r d
y y SA%i No. amber Illinois 81 80. Corn.
EiTMi No. spot, October anu November
misc. 9Hisc. oA@-kirm; No. . spot and November
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T.u,I, nn,I N,,hrrnp..

What ia the best family medicine in The
w"tL 10 regulate the lOwelS, purify the
h'9'd. snrvr C0stivsness and bilionsnGN6,
A. A., digestion and stimulate tho whoIc SyS.
lfnti and m'h"rn"@ cnrnpcIs ns 10 an.
Syn,l ',"' n,"rH, sn, ~, h",ng pure, perfect and
Z nnln, :" """'h"r col
Enr GS'ohy I.aaHI.iin I.rm ACo .,,,.
sA'" dtuEE'"'", Wheeling, ww. I VISgi,,Is %,IniS
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LSu4 LlC llS NL ~.
President Hayes Reception at Co.
Iumbus.
The Verdict Of the CorOner's Jury
In Regard to the Michigan Central
Disaster.
The Ohio Legislature Sufficiently
Solid.
IOIIIfcatiOu @eetiuu at Gov. Fosters
Home.
A Republican LOyefGast Over the
Victory.
nErrEn AND BETTER.

Tie ohio Legislature Republican by
IhirtS.IOur Majority On Joint ballot.
CoLuMDus, October II.
Special to tho lnlcGcnCCr.
No important changes in the returns
since last night. Fosters majority will be
between nineteen and twenty thousand
and tho Legislature will DO Republican by
on joint ballot.
Sr,wts TDI,nks.V
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"l.r"rgLM rIrrr." hlllI I.nn.s.

Sw i"NE, October ia dispatch
from MlII"dEOviIlc, GN., says u band oI
men numbering ten or twelve, Nltur com,
uniting murder and arson, openly defy
arrest m,l CUntinu" their work Of lcprC
dnllun, \ nu'O haS hrun sent to MilrIvr
VIII" the Mayor, saying they woull nay
linn II visit soon. The Governor IL max
Ing every effort tn capture those mon, II h
take II regiment " RGldiUls.
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cans and have found no reason in tecen
events to change or modify, much. less
repudiAte them.
Once friend asked Us in our Pennsyl.
Tania home, after a brief absence, how Il
come that all the girls had got married
since We left. We replied, because our
morals were flSt.ClasS, our sanitary regu.
lattons excellent, the atmosphere pure,
work plenty and the roses bloomed on the
cheeks OF the girls and worthy boys made
c!anlivcs OF them. So in EtnavIlle, every.
body j. busy. Everybody Is making a
good living times are good; our little
burg Is well pOliCedi the air Is pure; the
people are careful readers, and competent
thinkers. And arc happy, and we mean,
as In the past, TO be true to our convic.
tions Of duty, In politics as In religion,
and vote the Republican ticket 80 long as
that party is the party OF progress, Of
liberty, Of the rights Of men, Of protection
TO American industry, OF equal and exact
Justice to all men. These are, briefly, a
few OF tho reasons why we are RepIbli.
cans, all opinions Of quaCks OF all sorts
to the contrary, notwithstanding.
.ErSAVILLE REPUBLICAN,,
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,uiScISN4TI, October IT, lIugs-Easier for
iiSht; Others steady: cOmnl6n 81 yr.S IS:
'isht & 6ya3 So packing s. 4OaS 10; butch.
"1s ,rs ~ ;GSsG' SS! Receipts l,7VG head ship.
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CmcA"o, October I7,--SOnator Blaine
left for tho last this evening, IlU came
"mt Of tho owa campaign wilhhis voice M
impaired that h0 %HS compelled to cancel
hIs NnRlInnnnA 10 Annnk In MilrnnuIM
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CoLrNnrs, o., October L. II. c. Cor.
O'n was arrested at westcrville, to-day,
on warrant charging him with blow;nv
up MS MOTEL " lew weeks ago. This out.
,'a rug was charged upon the temperance
people when the explosion occurred,
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VOLUME XXvIII-NUMBER as

q 2haS 31HaS SnaS Is. Huttcr-s,cAdy md
~ fair demand; fancy creamery 9Rc: choice
uAlry lGGlSc prime Western Rcscrve lIuIAc ;
prime Central OniO l2ai3c l.inSerd OIL
Flrm ana unchanged ut 6Gc WhIsky-Dc.
mahd good and tending upward at $lOi.
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.NEwoRIEASs, Oct0brrIT.- CutIep--Dpmand
ia'r and market lirmrr; Rio CargUcs, orlinnry
10 PRIME l91ia'IC; johbing l3al711c. Sugar
anu lllp,IaS"s, no stock. Rice quiet; Louisi.
ana, ordinary to choice. Oa7Lc,
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Financial and Commercial.
Money acknowledgements m-stocks
Strong.
Flour Inaetive-Wheat DniI and papIrLv y
Provisions Unsettled and Lower,


NEw foRE, October l7.-MoSEY-Actiy,
a. Sa1 per cent, clUslngat0. Prime mCrcantIl,
paper oa0 per cent. Sterling exchange veal
~ ~ SOY; sight exchange 81 S99<. Dry gOu,I.
imports Tor the week $I.gO0,OO0,
GOVRRHNRNTn-rInsa, tlp,,
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New OFlAana.

NEw ORLEANS, October otton-Eas'.r
medium ln14c; low do lOg{c; GooI or,lina..
lOc; Nrt receipts 1871 b,itS, gr.,, ~.
ceipts s,SV' bales; stock 1868 bales.
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81 liz innumrrn,lr rurcs. tnado under
all possible conditions, Dr. lIulI's Cough
Syrup Inns r"rllrd iUr itSuli musl Onvia.
bio reputation for great usefulness, Price
~ cUHu,
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The wheat boom received further im-
petus yesterday, and up to this time shows
no signs OF a material reaction. The price
reached lj4l at Baltimore, and in this
market as high as 81 s. was paid. The
farmers are not, even ut the advance
bringing in their grain rs freely as they
did when the price was below dollar.
Indeed, when the price fell back to ~
cents from dollar, some weeks ago,
wheat was offered more freely than at any
time this season. The feeling is very con.
servative when wheat is on the advance,
and the disposition is 10 hold for top
prices. This is very natural, and may he
very judicious provided due warning is
given by somebody as to the time to let
go. A Milwaukee dispatch says that the
present advance hls aStonislled even the
bulls. Itfunher says that even in case
break occurs, as seems to he expected, it
can hardly amount to much. as thousands
OF orders to purchase are in, waiting a
break. Prices can not 30 down under the
condition Of affairs abroad Rnd the tre.
mendous speculative demand at home.
a dispatch from New Albany, Indiana,
says.
All the flour mills in Southern Indiana,
haze been running their full capacity
since the middle Of August, and yet there
is no large accumulation Of flour ut any OF
the mills, the demand being so active that
stocks are disposed Of As rapidly as produc-
ed. The oldest milcrs say they have
never known the milling interest in this
part OF Indiana 50 active rs at present.
The wheat market continues excited.
The advance in the past eight days has
been twenty cents per busheI, Sales are
making to-day from wagon ut 81 ~ for
best grades, but at these figures the farm.
ers are brIngngin but little. evidently an.
ticipaling = further advance.
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LONDON, October 1.-THE steamships
tNadeTIand, from Philadelphia, and IIapsa
IRON Baltimore, arrived out, ''''''"'
- new lonE, October II. Arrived.
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Gke Gnteltigstrcer.
Onieel Nm. ~ nnd q Vonrteenth street

wnr viRalSlA deferred" certificates
are quoted at 0 bid and 10 asked.
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A MO "N"isthe feature ofthC Cincinnati
Commercial nowadays The Commercial
RnvR.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-02-08
Baby Mine

I've q letter from thy sire.
Baby minr. Baby mine.
could Rad AMI never tire.
Baby mine. Baby mine.
He o. calling over the sea,
he Us coming home b me,
Yes. he's coming home g. me,
Baby mine. Baby Iaiur,
Yes. he's coming home q me.
Baby mine
SHoTuf-He is sailing over the sea.
Tie g. coming home g. me-,
Yes. he's coming home % ne.
Baby mine.
oh. long o. see his face.
Baby mine. Baby mine.
T. its old accustomed place.
Baby rainc, Baby mine.
Like the flowers Of May IN bloom
Like a star amid the gloom,
Llke lli- sunshine IN the room
Baby mine. Baby mine.
Like the sunshine in the room,
Baby mine
I'm 10 glad I cannot sleep.
Baby mine. Baby mine.
I'm 80 happy I could weep.
Baby mine. Baby mine
he Is sailing over the sca.
RE is coming home q me.
Yes. he's coming home {, me.
Baby mine, Baby mine.
Yes. he's coming back tD me.
Baby mine
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ar Advertisers residing In the EAstera Uused states,
pay ZOE their cards by sucione Greenhaeka United States
Postage Stamps Cor serh they wish and ke
cards u t Inserted above Abr for the tune paid for
III BGsiness Cards. When FEEFlfb rEAR are
AoSea discount from these rates which TRANSIENT
Advertisements when paid % charged quarterly.
Sngie copies o. the ApvERrsEE Ten Cents shrn charged
FifcSn Cents, BY the duEcn, oac Dollar.
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Bayard Taylor.

And one, whose Arab face tanned
BY tropic and boreai frost.
So travelled there scarce land
OR people left him % exhaust,
In idIing mood bad from him hurled
The poor squeezed orange from the world
And In the tent-shade, a. beneath the palm,
Smoked crosseIegge like Turk in Oriental calm.
The very waves that washed tie saEd
Below him. he had seen before
Whitening the Scandinavian strand
And Sultry, Mauritanian shore,
From fce-rimmed isles. from Summer seas
Paim-fringed, they bore him messages
He heard til plaintive Nubian songs again.
And mule-beis. tnkIing down the mOuntain-paths Of
Spain.
His memory round the ransacked earth
on Ariel's girile slid at ease
And. instant, TO the valleys girth
OF mountains, spice isles Of the seas.
Faith flowers In minister stones. Arts guess
At truth and beauty, found access
Yet loved the while, that free cosmopoIite,
old friends old ways and kept his boy-hOods dream
in sight u G.. W1tfttisr.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
DIRECT TO THE MAMMOTH

NEW TUBULAR IRON PIER. CoSEY ISLAND
Tho Grand Fo,iia sndins this
popular ali FURNISHES best and most
droct To what - universally ecsnogedzei by 81 Vst
ors 70 be the creates. attraction on thJ Island
25 ELECTRIC IIsnfs.
produce the erandoet Illumination this Con-
hncnt and ba he all The surTUnndngsin baze Of glory
PROJECTIS0 1000 FEET IS 10 THE sfA. snd being
fr0a 90 l5O fset width, tt Ia DELE1HrRULLY COOL
A CONCERT EACH AgTERNOON and EVENING. by
GRAFU i.LA's 7DH REGIMENT BAND Ample sealing
accommodations
UHEQUALLED BATuISG FACILITIES
ADMISSION TO THE PIER AND BATH FOR y
CENTS makes IL the most Sffsctye and the cheapest
Bhnz pavilion the Island the only safe spot
Joy deep we'll "A SORT bathing.
THE RESTAURANT AS SALOON DEPARTMENTS
10 all their appon ens the most lavish scale ~
the waved character, UNEQJALLED As TO PRIC -
AND QUALITY.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
Insurance Companies.

Established 1857.
Kk1C5RRBOCKRR FIRE IssURk&cE COMPANY !
on NKW.YoRK. OFFICE Nc. 6fMallsti Z
NAwYORE, Aug 10. 1879
WITH the intent to contradict the state
w ment In some Of this mornings papers, would advise
the pubic KnickoTb0cker FIRE Insurance Company
ss rccrny certificate from the superlutendant
OF Insurance he found the csnauOn OF tIe company
aound ana unmpaired This company bAS NOT
Dol u''' :" ~ PETER v. KING, PRESIDENT
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
OBSERVE THE TTsE TABLE CLOSELY.

In addition. the GRAND REPUBLIC leaves. DAILY.
West 2ith-st- 10 Lsroyst, 1920 A. Pier 2 ". u.
loA0 n; Tewolrs Wharf, groohyn IL A. M;
Returning steamers leav6 Iron Per 90 minutes %
y alter which the AaEBICUS viii leave 81 aud
the GRAND REPUBLIC, the last boat, ~ 10 p. m.
Single faro. 80 cents excursion tickets 50 cents
WHICH INCLUDE ADMISSIONS To THE PIER.
nesGrn lekets gooh bort
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEa&
WV YORK CITY

Sgw-rORE CIrr.
C9rmine st a. 4S5 IL OF CIarl n-st. soglG.6xirfeg
ulsr ) HoleOmb, referee TO Elizabeth Har-
South Wsshin ston.sq. No 73; Leon Nores and wife
10 Joseph III Leon
Cotiagopl, 8, 2s3 1t of sth-st t23d Ward, 563x
l2e Elizabeth Purty 10 n ID Han. J.
WDbamsbJidgeTosd. n s, 5s9Il 4g onssiKth pstof; =,
Mary Briggs 20 Willisfn ii Brgg. -.........:.
Willamsbridzsroadn :. 5S6xl ~. Cnosixth part or
BeIriAn andhuspand 10 William II Brggs-..... j.
VermIyea-aye 80, 100 II q Of Acsdenyst, l5UkleO; -
William Smith. j., 10 Am V Taber- -.....-.......
llth-aYe, Il cor lO5thst llxlOD; also n lG6thst,
100 il W OF llth ave- 5OKlO0lli aud Also Of
lO5tist Se.3X4CoxiIregIilar Anna NJ MoneeH IN
and husband 10 4 Adams. IS
Same property the Cnion Dime Savings Institution
20 Auna MOBso ID
2Sd.st. s. 300 II oi sthave, 3jxeso Alice voor
boes end husband 10 a w Sprague.........--....-
Snme property I'd ward Sprasus and wife 10 same
ith-avo. 57th.st syX ioxirrecular Ann Gun
ninRham and husband 20 F. KilpagtcK.. 20
Sane property; Patrick Ferrgar AID othere. exec
utOrs csc, 20 same. d
17tD-et >. lTJ II Of lOth.ave, 23.llI92 STREET
2nc vile 10 j. stTolt o.
X Wcbsior and wife 10 J = sa,tsTthua aie....-..-
l5st-si, 2, 1G5 II OF 7th-aye, lOKl0$.3 samuel
LeszyEssy 10 \ O ThompSoa ...........
22dsl. u II OF 22d-et, S0xoo.9 q sharp 70
Charica Jackson ....-.--.-.-...
lllthst - 80 IT . % sthsye, lG.SK0J.lo, Thomas
QdinlGn 10 ID Thompson =
80; Thomas Wlekes, roiervs, 20 Geor ze W. rs.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
Gsfnrsions.


A NEW BRUNSWICK boat, landing nd
"a. sayreyfne South AnboI Perth Anboy Tott sbviie
woodbrdze kossys ssd star lansing sts.iaef Wyoming
from 1901 Caaa ovoy week day At fare lower
BRIGHTON BEACH.
Ornins me brooklyn. 2s1asa "a o,i,y ta,ti shL
way until further gPhFbTsH%ys H.fsb T e
1'nf bsfsuESS bi,1ea gSGs'i h5Eea 52set2af'' '''
rum s'soA n. ." 1000 pR.SfoI,D 2 p si,''' wh ''"'
p ~ las, tram " sroa sns Bssss sss Ii D a. caasne
ing M Weacsaay ans ~ olsE We rains 70 ang Ion
ana 7o ~ trans a. if o Sf sss qt
rom Brighton ' 70 ss'SrS Sss ssS on sd s,ys @ % as5a
be soata asd street YeSs, By As1t,
Avenue and Adams sad gee1um strsss flas W H alta
1 r s sy sn'G I 2se and S'o s ana rd
Avenue, and Franklin Avenue Ldhos Ertrl trims will
run Wnen '''''' requires " DoRwrN. suo.aa,,aIs,.
C0SEY ISLAND.
~ WEST gRIGHToN BEACH.
PROSPECT PARK AND coNEY ISLAND RAILROAD
srn.RTG sTTeG2s'yn zIS Ps2esl 2seSsflnsr
Fr tho porpose Of families dssrous OF
coNEY BLAND
during t,s daytime ON WEEK DAYS ths company will.
FRIDAY AUGUST J. 1872
ssu i'St AZ Is cEyrs f%cf ONLY
and for CHILDREN. between TIE ages o'5 sai ~ ysr,
c,,,,,.A al irISsr i0GEMn, Sa,,. E;$Gh !; ,adprrv
sneI ticks's viii os good al traa' seas :, coasv
lrA' ron hALsH2HHhY sVshY Is snf P and 'h'rs'''
The BEooKLYN 6EpoT eln be reasasd ov tas t,owlay
bnes OF horssears Pms Vanderbilt aad Nhtaaves, ron
ADAMS street Bosrum Place Fifth Avsnns Line. from
ansfsrrss e YntsvS and piissonsY nth 70 cars 4 tbs
'O"'-''' "'''''"' OK 4%oaEw r. CULVER President.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
DrooAlrn Reai Gsials 5or Sale.

BARGAIN will be given the buyer of a.
1p story Prospect PARK on Cthavo small
amount dUwn. RULAND q hlIlNS. DechEshss
DLOCKS, HALF BLOCKS and PLOTS of
- LOTS TOR sale near lines Of rapid transit IN BfookMyn M
Tho country city UoOpie l. invited - nls
property pncs S5O and going mp We have so zol VI
In months.