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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-02
FIRST RECORDERS COURT.

Kate Brearhar, charged with petty larceny,
was sent before the First District Court,
under bonds of $3.50.
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
THE BEAR CASE,

THE BEAR CASE.
The interesting damage case Of Mrs. Vre-
denberg vs.. the Crecent City Rifle Club was
closed on Friday and submitted to the jury,
which after twenty hours deliberations re-
turned and announced to the court that they
could not agree. Whefeupon the jury was
discharged and the suit lies over to the next
Jury term.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-02
ON LONG CREDIT-AT AUCTION.

Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
NO. 40 7s4.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-02
FOUR csN SHARES OF GAS STOCK.

TWENTY. FIVE (25) SHARES CITY RAIL
ROAD STOCK.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-02
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash d Hotlgson,

TWO VALUABLE BRICK STORES. NOS, II,
AND ia CAMP STREET
Between Poydras and Lafayette streets
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-02

SUCCESSION OF MRS SARAH ANN PINCK
ARD, WIDOW OF GEORGE M. PlNCKAHU
DEOEABED
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The city Of New Orleans vs.. Adelaide o


Dugas; same VS.. same; same vs.. same !;
same vs. same: same vs.. same: same vs..
same; same vs same,
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish OF Orleans, Nos. 39.04s, 3s.049, 3s050.
38 051 and O52 and Sixth District Court for the
parish of Orleans. Nos. 4s0 and 9s-By virtue
Of seven writs Of fieri facias, to me directed by
the honorables the Third and Sixth District
Courts for the parish OF Orleans. in the above
entitled causes. for city taxes of 1871 1873. 1874
1875, 1876. 1877 and 1873 will proceed to sell at
public auction. ut tue Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange Royal street. between Canal and
Customhouse streets In the Second District Of
this city, on THURSDAY, March 90 1879 at 10
O'Clock m. tho following described property.
to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated in the Second District OF this C ty, In
square number one hundred and nine bounded
by Rampant. st. Claude. Esplanade and Bar
racks 8 reefs, designated as lot number two.
measuring thirty five feet front on Rampart
street by one hundred and thirty feet In depth.
Seized In the alb we suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. r ALCEE GaUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
fa1T nh3
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-02
LET THOSE WHO LOVE LIFE

Provide themselves with a LaHin's Parlor
Rowing Appar atus. The moderate exercise
obtained In this way will invigorate the system.
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VI monday Messrs. NJ. I. Byrne b Co.. 165
oanal street. will offer large assortment of
Ao" spring goods for sale at the lowest price.
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
mh3 10 II 20

The City OF new Orleans VS.. Eugene
Hacker; same ys. same. same vs. same !;
same vs. same; same Vs. same: same Va.
same: same vs. same same vs.. same; same
VS.. Widow Eugene Hacker: same vs. same /:
same vs.. same; same vs.. same; same vs.
rTHIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
i ish Of Orleans. Nos 38 259 SO Pol So 258 49, 250
SO 1885, SO 257 80 254, SO 255 252 and 80 253 and
Fifth District Court for the parish II Orleans
Nos 36S 38 and 286 BY virtue Of thirteen writs Of
iieri facias. to me directed by the honorable the
Third and Fifth District Courts for the parish
of Orleans In the above entitled causes for city
taxes OF 1871, 1873. 1874. 1875 1876 1877 and 1873
will proceed TO sell at public, auction. at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets.
In the Second District Of this city on THURS
DAY, March 20. 1879. at II o'clock M. the follow
cERTAiNP fPP okTIo u Of GROUND sit
uated In the Second District of this city, In
square number two hundred and sixty-six,
bounded by st. Philip Dumaine, johnson and
Galvez streets designated as follows: Lot num-
Der sixteen, measuring twenty-five feet front
on st. Philip street by one hundred feet in
depth; lot number seventeen. measuring sixty
A CERTAIN PoRTToS OF GROUND, sit
uated in the Second District Of this city. in
square number two hundred and thirty-six,
bounded by Dumafne. st. Philip, Roman and
Prieur streets. designated as lot number twenty
measuring twenty four feet front on Dumaine
street by eighty feet In depth; -
uated In the Second District OF this city, in
square number three hundred and twenty
seven, bounded by Csrondelet Walk. St. Louis
Rocheblave and Dorgenois streets. triangle
measuring forty four feet front on Carondelet
Walk by forty-two feet in depth.
Seized in the above snits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. R. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
fell "a mh3 10 II 20
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-02

This week large assortment OF spring goods
will be received and offered to the public. Call
on Monday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-02

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic never fails In coli
dysentery and all disorders Of like nature.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-02

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

Ed. Scully VS.. Crescent City Police Board
Plaintiffs suit In damages dismissed.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUIsIANl

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-02

MARIE LAPORTE, WIFE OF J. III. Der
nichon, VS.. her husband-No. 10 219.
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The New urlean. ". Edmond Fiood

Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
feI7 q mh3 10 II 20
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-02
In the Matter of the succession Of .guhn
and Margnret Gilmore. deceased.

Civil bherH q The Parish Of Orleans
fe1O II "a mhJ 10 10
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
Desp lIlnlne aa .Ae sam.lseA.

At a meeting of the Bnl'ian Club. ] Professor J 4. Church. of CoIan-
 bus, Ohio, delivered an q teresring
 lecture on the prospects of deep miB- ing on the Constock Lo,le. lie sad
 that the subject cunsed great discus
 slOn among mining experts aud en-
 gineers. The Cosnstock mines had
 produced two ana half per cent. of
 the entire bullion product of the world since the voyage of Columbus. In referring to the relative depth of European and American mines. he said that some of the mines of Eu- rope had passed a depth of 5000 feet two years ago 2. 400 feeE depth was reached by one of the Cosnslock mlnes, the other mines varying from l 600 to l 800 feet in depta: but to- day the deepest mine had passed level of 2.500 feet. The sum total of the bullion v,eld of the Comstock mines was S291 III .605. excluding about SS2 900 900 from battery shme and taiIings Calculatipg tho average richness of the ore at s44 80 per ten, the averOge yasue of the Comstock proaueIion was $56 per. ton, including battery slime, tallings, and the final result. To the stock holders of the Comsteck the average return from is ore had beer $45 per ton.
 The speaker said that the Com stock mines were the hottest and were becoming the deepest mines iu the world. From 1873 TO 1878 they had been deeDened 800 feet. Dur ing this period. that of its greatest prosperity, there had keen only one new discovery, on a lode 2 POO feet in length The Consolidated Yirgi- nia and the California bonanzas had yielded 37 per cent. of the entire Comstock product: but the lode to- day was ground for assessment aud 1 the great bonanzas were neatly ex- hausged.
 The present question was whether new ore could be discovered at greater depth At many of the mines experiments were being made of sinking shafts to a depth greater than ever before known. and in his : opinion the experiments were juSuh I able -American Exchar ge.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

San Diego possesses $ genuine heroine ill Far prrson of yOaug sdy
 named Miss Lawrence Last Tuesday a band Of Bili ca 10 were beng driven through the streets. wheu ole of them singlr,i ous child at play and started for t. The vao0e.o. who was drunk iumb!ed from h g horse as he attempted 10 turn she furious ammai Allhis moment Miss Laurence came along. and taking in Ehe situation at ? glance. sprang into the vacant saddle. ran down ihe wild steer, thren her shawl oyer is head just as it vas slQut to gore the child. and taking advantage of the eonfu- sion of the beast, rode up sO the child, and without leaving her saddle. 10 1t asd lifted it into ber lap, and then csrrlea 1t of in safety This vas not only genuine act of leroism. but an exhibition of horse manship such as few # aay in this section could squal.-San Diego Union.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
The 4th th.s year is not as big a

The 4th thls year is not as big 3 dAy in Globe as in some other places. Cur citizens have not enthuzed or laid in a stock of fire crackers to be exploded after the reading of the declaration which declares mankind free and equal. 4 ball however. is to be given tonight at McNelly's hall which IS about as much as our people are willing 10 stand while the thermometer is over 3 hundred.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04


 The series Of events which have occurred in the lnsf few years involving numerous misfortunes to the hostile Indian tribes. have done much to convince them that IL is folly to go to var with the whye man. Their principal chiefs are adylmng the cultivation of the arts Of husbandry ana peace. Their removal from lheir old homes to new ones. IS Whet causes them greatest grief. Still they yieI,l--though reluetantl y- to the inevitable. and In sil~v, no doubt, Kiil be convinced that tt is prudent to make 8 virtue of necessi- ty and adopt the white mai.'s civill- zation, which alone cap make them self-supporling and surround them with comforts. IL Is sad by the Washington correspondents that .he Indian Bureau IS constantly receiv- ing iron Indians of almost every section of the Far West, requests to ne permitted ,o obtain titles to lands. that they may go to work to improve them Il wilI be the policy of Bureau, so fir as it is powered. to grant and -oufage these appIiea-
 When the Indian acquires land with s homestead, he plll cease to be- an objeet of terror to the frontier settlers. One of these days he will become Q citizea and 3 voter.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

IL is reported that twelve or four seea Indians appeared at Bakers Spring, FontO Basin, and killed two prOspeelOrs and fire animals. One of the slain, Kearney, vas sealped. Col. Foulk vas here in the latter part of last week with view Of ascer- taining the locality of the Spring and such facts as would authorize 8 re- port to the commanding officer of the district, but vas unable to locate the Spring or glean anything concerning he alleged murder.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
Bank smaahers.

Bv q bill recently fled in the T. s. District Court, in St. Louis, for the recovery of Sl00,0OO from the es- late of John J Roe, deceased. we learn that the directors. James B. Eads. Barton Bates. Chas K. Dick son, John J Roe and others have swindIes the National State Bank of Missouri, out of s901 .555 56, much n the same way that J Phillip Kreiger. cashier, and NJ Goldsoll did the Broadway Savings Bank of the same city. Both of the banks named arc IL the hands of as- s,gnees and in consequence of the seton of the above named persons che stock is rendered yalueless and aepositors will receive not more thar 3 tythe of what is due them. These frauds were perpetrated by falsify- mg the books of the banks. Krieg- CT is in jail in default of $50, 900 and GOldsOll has vanished from his former haunts. Dickson aud Roe arg dead.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

Tue total valuation of property in the cits of San Eranciscc for the year 1879 S9 Is about S290 900 900. Il he aJHodnt of revenue to be raised ppyn this assessment is S3. .30S. TIT aad from other sources S1.118.397 of which g. 529.1l5 are for the general expenses of the city govern ment. The rate Of taxation as estimated by the auditor IS $l 5 and seven eigh's on each $lO0. or slightly less than for the last current year.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

4 Prescott dispatch of the 18th to the Phoenix Herald says:
 Lieut.. Von Schrader. 12sh infantry, while scouting in the Tonto cOunty. on the 25th inst. struck a party of renegade Tontos, five miles belox Tonto creek. consisting of seven bucks and one squaw. The bucks were killed and the squaw captured The fight lasted two hours with no casualties on Von SehTader's side. These gre the Indians thas have been committing depredatiOns in Tonto Brsiu and vicinity. and 1t is thought they are the same that killed Rear lsev
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

The Sun says the Democrats wlll go home, leaving upon the statute book every election law that stood there four months ago. Not one liue or letter has been wiped out by their efforts. Democratic organs ob- jeet to the use of the word ssurren- der" in describing this humiliatng outcome. If there has been no sur render, there has been no fight.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
n e case of the ssa:e of Nilsson

IT. e case of the Sta.e of Missouri ys. Wm. 0. Smitl upon the charge Of the attempted murder of Mrs. Sterling vas called for trial iA the St Lotus Criminal court on the l6th als., but she defsnse not belng ready for trial the case vas continued. The defendant states that he expect cd b prove that by reason of tenn POrsry insanity he is not responsi- ble for bis acts. IL will be Femem- bersd that Mr. Sterling the husband Of the injured lady was in Globe for several months of last year.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

Mr 4. F. Goddard, of sacra- mei,to, is preparing an excursion party Of 50 or more to observe the line Of tbe total eclipse of the sun, which Will occur next January, yisi- ble Iu California His object Is to locate the excnrsiouists along the route of the otal shadow, selecting the graidest points of view. estab- lishng tue hne by appropriate monu
 nents from the coast to the Sierras.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
Arizona Silver Belt.
Friany. July 8sss.

nRE ARIZONA SIL gER BELT is sssnsd Frt3a9 zsors saes. as 6iobs, Pinat CoaHtg, dr5zeRa. rERMS OF SUBSCRIPTJOF- 0as Ysar, FoBr Dsllars., Ssz Ao1fAs 1iBo Dollars sad Fiffg Ceats, Isret Aosths 0as Dol lar and EifTv csHts--Iasaria5lg sa -4d- eancs. RATES or -dDHkRTlSLF6 gsosa apen aF- a2Sc1fso1. .k0B PRINTING doss Prompllg aRd Gf Req soaa67e Fricss. dddrsss,
 4 E. HACKNEY, Editor.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

The Trustees of tue late ". s. 0'Br'en have recently paid to the widow of his brother Patrick II. the sum of S60Gg000 m considera- tion of her, renouncing all fmsher claim to tue estate.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

Proposals for the sale of Terito, rial toilds for the building of pag- on road from Tucson to Globe are invited. Bids for bonds must be d. reeted to William J Osborn, Secre- tsry, Tucson. Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

It IS not credited, on the Lower Gils, New Mexico where the act vas committed. that Conn Murrian and hia companion were murdered y h. aians.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
e.lla.I.l.lII.IllIll

The Eew Orleans mirt is coining Htandsrd silyer 3ollars. 425.00O pas fine silver valued at $500 900 'Fas recently sbipped from tue New York aaaay office to the mint for the purpose of coinage,
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

Ca the 24th ult-. near Tempe che Deputy Sheriff of siaricopa county in his endeayor 10 arrest Indians whO had committed 8 robbery, killed one and wounded two.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

Toe Southern Pacific Railroad company have it in contemplation to issue a pamphlet description of Ari- aoua for free distribution.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

Juan Ruibal, whO robbed the stage between Wiokenburg and Pres cot has been tried and sentenced to imprisonment in the Pen tsntiary for ten years.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

c. " Veaoh, editor of the Miner bss been indicted by the grand jury of Ynvsra county for Mayhem.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

It a proposed to consolidate the IFOn mountain and tue Texas Pacific roads.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04

Phaoix is tsying to keep cool on lemOEade-ics.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-07-04
RI kIals of MInsrs' sapgI.es.
P55aeeo aad Clyars.

AND N FACT
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05

@ Srt S Sn % down @ 1
ior 6r,t Fday Weed Motion granted ,or sec
peviin ast Reed Order granted smith agt HunterThere
frfvoons with AuGsDc@delakna agt Judson. same
agt Home Insurance company agt solomon Nos 20
ohersReport confirmed and order granted CLARK ast Nc
ihe Sppcai,on shrvcr at Ticc Manufacturing COMPANY
sppOnmen Of receiver and injunction II grant
ed the parties agree upon ne receiver STytt eg
Tee Manufacturing Company Order granted IarErI as
OF Marine tourt-Motlon 9elo, WHOM COS -
call Motion 10 satisfy jndgmtut - deed win Co.s ~
weather aS Erownuert nier the decision OF the General
Term and Of the Court of Appeas In Bowery Va
rora Bank think that tins motion snoud De- granted Be
de agt Funk soot9y agt G3ssy RTSt 2s' P.ga
thy Horton agt ShepTrrd Hop agt Hernert; Hauo
H6mr-. Williams art Hall. W hitrvrleht agt Nehrbach
Wlnsvorth agt OBreus smith agt Manhattan College
S,hocusbu-gh same agt Forsch ~harilow agt WenuAn
~e,rfs set Nendelssolu. ~mvth agt WMtner Me- alum
agt Torreus ruderhi. aGt core kamaS agt - J'.n
CsrS Waruurtou agt Meyer In the matter Of Borou's-
By Judge Do1ohue Ranney agt Peyser Motion granted
% confirm see neI1oI tudn 7heIaah az , ~ ~.
Methodist Episcopal thurCA-Assessuent reduced bdrcn
erach aEt Lewis WHAT'S tins motion FOR 6ourand agt
Irust-lIouon granted for noncompliance With RUE -
lje agi mas i! GrsiIe q. see .oI-.el '@ men
wal act NsgeDwa.i-MoLon denied zee mcmora.dnIa N
Railroad COMPANY; Continental Bank agt Fellows In the
'IC'' ] 80 81 -5 yeisfrr tV'sCo Bi-1, enuov AIT
LeEnox Notion aenied In ne mater Of hlas %iS Ss a.
hauerO Orders ganted Cook It JruAlus M.uil a.. ~.
WICK Gregory agt Gregory Fredoers sgt BrannSAn'-
soror SISEg, granted idr Ma4sn ~ is7s
~ Judsr lawrence Ciimm agt Mechanics And Irauer'
y Judge A. V6rsIn the Of the petition OF Reens
C,rcit-par; by Judge Do1onue-Irwin aEt. candee
fods - s sse .et1ird and lenaenj allowed
superior C0Ut->pe-ia' I"1n-By judge freedman;
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05
A APH0ioGRArHEHs uDsCRETIoN.

James W. Crawford, a photographer, whose
ee ~ business is a, Fulton ana Jolu-ou-s. Brook
Ign. was arrested yesterday ou warrant issued nv
Justice Walsh ou the complaint of -JeunIe Taylor.
o. No g. Pop.a,-sr who charges him with committing
assault and battery ou her 10 his gallery on Mondlv
Miss Tav or alleges that she there obtain tLe
proof of pbotOgraph which was taken the previous
Gar. While she WAS standing IN Crawfords Office she
SAYS Crawford came 20 her side and attempted 20 kiss
her. SAVING: .I want the company u nice rrl IKE
v. lfrtrn rtceQ and succeeded ID kissing her.
t,... .t ana hastily re-tea,ed. Crawford aco0upa-
rs. -o tlr door, and -afi e. Just -'yei me uLe lies
more before YOU -U' ISs Taylor informed her father
rf -, occurrence. II steps r.f fU secure ..tN-
f-!'s arrest. Justice Walsh re.cIs-l 1l 5000 bail.
.. - animation FTtlt Crawford denies Al,s lay
..I- ---v .r. says Thar 10 attrm- tile part ~
4 business. .rly4. 90 lulIrt uu.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05
CLAIM AGAINST THE GILBERT ROAD.

The trial of the suit of the New-EnGland
Iron Company against the Gilbert Elevated Rail- cad
Company and the Ncw-Yors Loan and improvement
Company wss begun Yesterday before Judge Freedman
m Suner or Court Special Term In 1873 the then Gilbert
Elevated Railway Company made contract with the
rauuf 20 furnish the superstructure OF its road for
S-5JOOO a mile, with provisions Increasing the
amount Nothing ever done under this contract 10
yr4re building the Elevated road. which vas finally CON
s--1eted bv the Nev-Yurs Loan and Improvement Conn
Ia.r. The plant. a. claim that they spent $1,000
L making +herr estimates, and would nave made q
rrirr ut 100000 mile. and have ways )rcn W..IHE
complete f.,ll contract Hence th'v ask @4OoJuvy
r,..t..s The irfeudln -1v the plaintiff never could
have L -d lt- contract, aul wru- mt" I4UdtIou long
l.r o.. road was u 10. aud is ONLY kept alive Tor the
purpose ut bringing TINS suit. The case x s,l-- ol
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05

Supreme fJarf-t hatpbc7s-Bv Judge Lawrence
i-t af ar. ih, report u t case caIEor he g9ufrlrd
. H'.a.-.i l.af. taftu company agt Hati >u
-t e.rt-s.cn wii he granted n tAe usual form b4t
+0 o ..rrss.tr f granting 40 open cOEmlssiun IcTDu
et F--c The He'-nctHl come aud answer
-Ai 10 tr to-r before notice Oi - sAl costs ~ notion the
4Hyr au1 short
te y hr accepted r spe iA Tern TIE pain-1 20 De %
- 5 4-1 p L f" 4n tLs short o. uuaI y su al
80 f.rio -Et f4y. Notion - otergs pia>e sf val "a
hesclea.eI Cou9Iy d6G4ea E.sa kas~ASSan plaza
New-York tribune., 1879-03-05

Aim Annie J. and another 20 Juia Morse. s- -2ist
81. 200
BOYD James " 90 tAe Washington Life Insurn.e
CON 44uv 4.-ra.-t ui If ave. / r--I 1000
Brown. Albert ~ ana N.', O.. thr Mutual I.- luSur-
au,c Company. so -, Aatlsou-4vr, year 600
1'- ..7s s3 aai 10 5 It, feats cam '' 'o 1000
sSi aaegT. 80 11I, ''''- ''''''- " IIo5o
DAILY. k.-ruu B 20 Anna V I-ou c-ecuriI. et, - "a.
pl O.. .st pA w " Jiove.tvt. AL other property.
EIderd Henry and wife 70 Henry tdeTd. 81. 45th.
A. oi ,,.4Tt ~ years -. 5000
Ferguson. Iv0uora and husband fo Henry A Fer
gu-O... 4a1.st, ~ 7tIaFe ......... 1000
Green Harry aud VIE 90 Flcoc Allen, ss I2ithst
uf -tItvr. veJrs........ .......... 1900
Loeb MARY 4ud husband ~ tac ltaal Life Insurance
Company. so -25 last 5ot-st. 5UUs
Jennie " ant hus band 20 30" Murusi Life In
sl-alcr Company. so lU3 West 4-th-t year . IUguO
krbIeuurck. John II % August tutAet % 8 -GtAst
same to EcaLuTe ~ciu.tt same property l-IU
AflvIrar. Anthony su1 W." GO James j Lii4g
t7t.--t, Hf 100 ave, yer -...-.. ...... 50 600
0'Couuor DeLul-J and WI" To amrs Is Irwin. u
Iesi.. st. and " P4.A st year. ....-....... 1000
''.' ave. .a.'a.1s6;s .'.....'.........'. 5000
7'5, .ned on9la- Sil ' S.. 81 a. 4d E 3 se & yea 10000
Hclru~mau James A. tu fl~ Mutudl LIE Insurance
COMPANY. $50 10 VI al4ci 81 year -NpJu
sL..l. lf+I-lom q and Nl.e 10 Edwin = Lawrence,
t.t,Ifur ttc. II HaTl - " " Elm -, years EyoO
81, 5s feas. a. -1 ysar. sS 10 '''' 900
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
FrzgeraG James r 20 william .-...-.... 500
s.rEtaea.s A..reIs tu Theodore VI al and 1000
kevs,r Isaiah to John u lkrT executor. ctO-.-- 500
kusu.g. David t0 char es He.LhaId 1900
5toIlenlulgt Eliza W Roswcl q RostoL, guar
C9u. etc sauO
etgrsrs D-ti L. trustee Margaret Lyon. JlUn