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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14
Adopted April 10, 1879.

UNITED pTATES OF AMFRICA, OHIO, '..If"
Office Of the Secretary of State.
!, Milton Barnes, Secretary of State of the State
Of Ohio do hereby certify, that the foregoing ia
true copy Of joint resolution passed by the Gem
eral Assembly Of the State OF Ohio, on the 10th
day O., April A, D. 1870 taken from the original
rolls Hlad thio oH3na - ,7-..I--
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14
The Farm Contains las Acres

Is acres Of 1t In timber, and all the remainder in
very high state OF cultivation; rstclass bulldngs
and every other convenience and advantages rec,glsb
ry TO good health and successful farming It Ia han
dy to market, being located 11s miles sbuthwest q
Canton, o., oking the city A stream OF fresh
water runs through the farm sufficient for any guam
For price and terms inquire on the premises.
Jnnel9-n '''N ~ " THE HEIRS Z
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

'1' fH t In testimony whereof have
hereunto subscribed my name and
IsRALl affixed my official seal, at Column
q. yt1lp bus, the l1th day Of April, A. ID.
1879. MILTON BARNES,
aprlTm Secretary of State
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

SECTION 2. Senators and Representatives
shall be elected bennlally.by the electors in
the respective counties OF districts, at a time
prescribed by law /; their terms Of Office shall
comm 4nce on the Tuesday next after the first
Monday Of January thereafter, and continue
4 10 Ypnra - - ---' .---
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14
FOR SALE /!

The widow and heirs of John Rank, deceased, on
q private sale the Farm and appurtenancest thereu
tohelongtng, and lately owned BY him, 2 n lI'7iT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14
ARTICLE III.

SEQ. l. The Executive Department shah
consist OF a Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary of state, Auditor, Treasurer and
Attorney-G General, who shah be chosen by the
members Of the General Assembly, and al Q
time prescribed by law
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
ACUBAy SHAREHOLDERS WILL
NOVEL BTQCEsTs OF ANTONIO CAsANovA-GUARD-
ING AGAINST A CONTEST OF HIS WILL.
GloL In, hn S11rrnn.ntD-s ntflcn

NOVEL BFQCESTs OF ANTONIO CAsANoNA-GCAhD-
ING AGAINST A CONTEST CT HIS WILL
4 vii! filed in the SuTOgate's office yes
icrdy by which large estate was disposed OF. began
Fl. follows: IL Antonio Casanova, legitimate son oil
Joseph Casanova and sebastana Facundo. born IN tie
Island Of Gomera OF the Canary Islands and pro-
fc,siDc the Roman Catholic religion, now temporarily
residing in the City OF NcwYork, and being OF sound
mind and memory. do publish and declare this my
last Will and testament as follows: direct my dear
wife who il hereinafter appointed oxecutrix. to uay
all expenses Of masses for nay SOU, aud that she naF all
my lust debts aud funeral expenses hereby give ana
beGleath 10 my Joaquin Casanova 10000 IN ai1'-
ton 70 such other sums he may be entitled 10 out ot
my estate. To my two erandchi dren. Andreas ana
Miguel 4. Casanova. 10000 In case either OF them
snail contest this Will take any law prccceulrs- con"
crTulng my estate they snail thereby forfeit such leg
acN.' 1900 . ,--..., r,-o.o-
overs.er OF my estate TOuea'; $1,000 70 the lfIs q"
Jo.eph Tirona; 81 900 Ge II. Fowler Inc It-
uauder OF the estate equally divided between Nc
eIght children and two Irindch ldrrn. lac VIII a~o
frees and discharges from ali claims To scrvliuit 'ne
negroes named Mauuela. house servant now hlitu IN
Ceuiusos and also her children and grautchhdItu.
uuldtto named NOrbtrta on the IOutea estate Is also
freed hT the Will
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srror,,r Co-.pr ca ,vprss- Donolue. J-NOs = 90 g.
so On ~ 10i Io i2 l26 IA ls3 227 23O 1885, Z5 -eI
15ti 25g .U4. e6j. 2G6. - ca touirs
art Morris et 40 dav calendar , ooo o,o, ocq7
CTRCtII-PART IiIaVrence, J-Nos 10 -zV'
20 Ia 1918 500 2620 1875 D ais ltb0 1890 pol do-%'
4lT7. 1889. z32s. 27O4 1853 100
PANT III-Van Hrupt Nos l2l9. 2gI1 2Sti 2Sti 80 go
3Ca5 Ri 3l74 1858 3iSJ, 3lS7, 3l9l 3OOa JOlO os1
3i92 393 o. 395 1896. 597, 3l9s. 3l99 S2oO 5-V-'
32O3 ~ ao
COMMON PLRAs-sPECIAL rEEN-C. p. DAILY, C. J-NO u'S
calendar.
FotJTY TYRN-Van IIOeseD. NO g . a.. oso
TRII TRaM-PART I-Larreuoro J.-Nos 1896 eos, aSO'
as 1875 1907 773 2Os2, s93, 2O5S s56, 2O3O -o5
g66 S24 sos, qb3. 964. s2V, 9l9. - 80 a. 80,
PART III. p Daly. J. Nos G1 SbZ. SNU wv. -
lG14 iO2G 3s5 So Sll5 92 g2j s7s s5S 95s, $50 "t
1922. 1926. ,,,.,-., ~.
mora homicide David Pender John Flynn robbery Josn
t,raW Charles ". John TOhn, grand larceny Johh
IIerney larceny frol tho person James smith owen '@
lachau rTaEd alceuy james M3h-r assault aud DStry
PART 1I-COw.ug John Brown. homicd James sly
mess John Logan burglary Julius smith, grand larceny
Louis kurmel rcceivcr Of stolen goods. 49,
OYER ANu TTENuNFE- Barrett JChdIles Bernstein AUla
ham n. Freeman. arson continued
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
Gfcrrslcue.

METR0POLlIAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
vi OFEN FROM 5;3OA. VI. To u 4 VI.
RECTOR II KEEf-Nearest point Tor WaA street Ferry.
and connects wIth Tor south Ferry. =
cot ETAN Dr Nearest point lot Jersey city and
tOumuupaw Ferries.
PARKPLAc E-Nesrest pcmt for Post once CITY Hal ani
Barclay street Ferry 10 HOboken
CHAM BI- lKEE1-Nealrst point fOr P2vonia and Erie
Railway Ferry
FRANKLIN sIHEEI-
tPANDSTREET- Nearest penf fur Drshrossej Ferrv
city, and connects with for DesbrO~ses
East Grand Street Ferries.
BLEECkEk sTEEEr-COnnect with for East
EIGH III 7TREEr-Neares point for Christopher sireea
FtTry HOOoken. connecting lvl CLrstOphef
and East Tenth street Frrr,eA
FOU RrEESTH >rREEr-Noarest point 10 Innn Square,
aud LyCeum Theatres. Academy ~ NJ ir
wing aud Tammsy Nails conn cung With cars for Eass
Twenty third ard Thirty 70 nth street Ferries.
TN ~ rs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. point Booths, II,
James and Park Theatres Grand Opera House Gilmore
Garden, and Masonic Iempa and Twenty third S,reee
rAfkTS ( THI hDs Esr-Nsarest point standard,
Broadway aud Ftfth Avenue Theatres. Aquarium Anf
san hinztKes
hAwkeu Ferry.
STREET Connects " lth New York TgsAs-
fer company cabs t0l Grand Central Depot
FIFTlETh efKEEE-
FIFTY EIGHTH SrREET-NeArest point ior CtatrA P<Ss
connecting with OF Beit Line Railroad
For uptown trans take east aide stations.
For downt0Wn trains west side stations
FARE, 10 CENTS. kKcept between the hours o. $50 70
7SO a NJ, and 10 m. when the tare is cents
WM. r. GARRISON. fissiasAA
IL VAN BRocELIN. sureTin,onderI
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
THE COURTS.
, DISPUTED CLAIM FOR BROKERAGE.

A DlSpI led CLAIM run DlNpNAN-A'i'
,Yr.loN on An INTERESTING POINT OF IA" bi
JUDGE GEDNEY.
A case involving principles of importance
- commercial brokers' aud which hs' excited seme fee
betwrcn the chief parties TO II, though lhNoiNI"b
- $50 So has been argued and decided before Juuso
So IN the sixth Dlstriot Court OF this city' Inc
, r entitled Tuner against Miller hut turner repV
ts stevens Brothers and the defendants are hlier
" who an, the successors Of d J. Ely co. The real
,nt0. sold on behalf of defendants 900 bags OF
,o4cc to arrive TO Arbuckle Co, their commissions
,etpc SEQ 80 Later efendants cancelled the sAle
~ agreement with Arbuckie & Co., st any rate tue
Iudse so finds without cOBsu ting the brokers. Inc
,alntifs had done large brokerage business of INC
attendants and there were occasional settemens WIN
he defendants The defendants claim thAt in Ono 0
.hese settlements this brokerage was disposed o.
Judge Geuncy finds tnat this settlement WAS u' h'''
m offer bv clerk to settle II the defendants "oud t'o
samples for sale that samples were gwen pus hsk
hock within an bOur two, and thar ms tss .bot as
,icoted anv scrccul NJ for settlement, snd thAt -
matter OF law the brokers had earned t1eir
and a private aQreemt nt between the az, ~ a,
,-hu.tia & 20 could not without paintiHS assent uc
urive thcm Of their right 10 brokerage ne
es Judgment for plaintiff for his full claim ana COSTS
- t0ls chem saws OF the plaintiffs asslEnoTs lh.N
rad earned their commission when the SAFE was iaut
and emitted 20 1t, a9d no hIE".S'nT {h S,1
Albncke q Co and the defendants, TO Nhlc4 stevens
Irotrcrs we're rot asserting party, cou4d defeat
fbcm i'm their enforcement OF such cIa'm .
They were legally Ald ialIN eh'i'ieu Nv
,to sue COMMISSIONS and they cannot be deprived OF
tein bv EIy d Co taking tie matter IN tLCr own Lauo>
b1fh M law and in the custom O their purSuts lhcy
ave entitled 20 their commission even n the goOds never
arrived am inclined 10 believe tLat stevens
co. falriy earning their commission BY the nLdisutt!
s1l fo Arhucklc Co.. have never iorcll'd tnrl rE
10 n and that they perfectly capane or ssshluE
tnis chose III actlOB 10 the p.alut1s hcrtln.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
A SUIT TO RECovER TRUST FUNDS.

IN the suit Of Henry Amadte Natable against
James r. Wheatley and others Judge D'nonue granted
Yesterday IN Supreme Court Chamberlain order appoint
uc vatabt sole trustee The plaintiffs charge is that he
and wheatey being Joint trustees OF the estate OF How
ell l. Williams. provided FOR joint bank account and
box In the Long Island Sale Deposit Company. lie al
lowed Wheatlcy TO take tne active management Of
the trust Last Summer plaiuuf went to Europe, aud
there heard stories - his cotrusce which made him
hasten hia return. On hs return lie found that ahou
. OOOo' the securities IN the box mad disappeared aud
ina, Mr. WbeaUey had left the city. Part OF MS sun u
10 make the Fulton Bank Of Brooklyn responsible Tor
Inc value of some securities pledged by Nheatey 10 ~.
and eold under the pledge and part Is Ior income which
he claims vas also taken by his CO-tTustCe.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Pratt, in Brooklyn, yesterday, in the
suit OF W T Hubbcu against the Gold and stock Iee-
raph Company enoined the plaintiff from putting up,
enlargug exposing IN or near his office any reports
giving away or selling any II the reports
The suit of James B. Wallace and others
against the Long island Railroad Company, Thomas r.
Sharpe receiver others. 10 foreclo>e the second
,orteace on the South side Railroad, amounting TO ST.
200 600 came to trial IN the Kings County supreme
Court Yesterday The defence 5 thai the mort@aee only
covers part OF thr road and not he branches OF por
tons OF the main line.
Justice Dykman, of the Supreme Court,
holding a Special Term II White Plains, has allowed
motion for struck ilry" to deOue the question
whether W J. Merritt. famliiarly known As W ]. VIII
SON If legitimate son Of John A ritt, the deceased
in aorSr. Ts o varout degrees arr carving on
n widespread and strong LEGAL tussle.
The second trial of Charles Bernstein and
Abraham D. Freeman for committed IN conlunc-
tIou with Pcarlstcin was begun before Judge Barrett
Yesterday Great d fhcul.y with in empanel-
lpga turv and II O'Clock before jury vas oh
tanned Il stated bv the court Officers ihat Judg"
Trrstt bsd resolved 10 keen The fury together but
order 10 hOTtcu their Impeachment 10 hU4u hlsut
sessions.
Judge Donohue appointed yesterday Gun
ming : Bedford Ambrose II. Purdy and William Saylcr,
Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment 'or the
opening OF Observation-Disclosures. from Third TO
Flrth-aves He also appointed Mr Bedford Mr.. Purdy
and Bernard Smvthe Commissioners FOR the opening OF
Forrest Coucordave., the Twentythird Ward, from
DtnmJn-place 10 Honest
The Brooklyn City Courtroom was crowded
70 OVERLOOKING YESTERDAY the OF the indicted Off
GERS Of the Board Of City Works having been set down
FOR trial The indicted officers present and eX-
Judge Troy Jesse Johnson Ira b. shafer and W. l. :.
Fnes appeared az their counsel The prosecution was
represented By Assistant DistrictAtt0rney Weinberg
ana General y F. Tracy. question was raised by the
defendants counsel the regularity Of the empanel
ling of me Jury and after considerable debate Judge
Nelson decided that the panel was defective and could
Try case, which accordingly goes over until the
next term.
The cases Of Samuel Davidson against the
Congregation Aushe suwaker, 10 which tie paintf asks
biz restoration his full rights IN the Congregation aud
aresraut on the Congregation from disposing Of its
moneys IN be is reinstated, submitted yesterday
10 Judge DJuohue in Supreme Court, Chambers. For
calling the President OF the Congregation pig ora hog,
lie was suspended for eleven months and fourteen days
and fined SIS an1 what he seems to feel even uoIe
Keenly put on the committee " tO wait on the dead"
he SAWS be did not call the president either pig or a
hog and did get fair trial. and one OF tue jurors or
committee was brought under the influence OI nquOr TO
Induce hn 10 sgn hls condemnation. Decision was
ItsrTyel
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
DECISIONs-FEn u.

Supreme Court Chqmbers-Bv Judge Donohue.-
continental Rank FenOws-Al the amencInens being
Hotel C0msnyaOton Genied without costs CastTee agt
nmonbIuseTt amounts ind ana 500 10 counsel Tor le
81 III the natteF Of keeuan-Denied see memorabilia
1eners agt Bowman Motion denied on Ctfthodnt supula
Haub-NoJon denied IN tbe matter Of Brown Gardner
Sst 1adn.r Goeet agt EckertS See IN tie
lOk aud Harlem Railroad COnpsny AaiIolm ogt me Feo-
~ etc. II tie matter % HcuHGn sinclair sgt Holmes
HahRaD Candy Hhcstley n the matter ~ Husted
aDe agt Wheatey Casey agt Casey aud others In tho
By Judge Barfrt.-Struckhsusen agt FrelckTh!s apVl
9alon should be made 70 the Justice At Cham Ders.
CHe@t-fGG U-By Judge Il"reuoe-h Anon sCt DuHy
sP.S. TersBv Judge LawTencc and Other.
= osutT snd Others.-Intg gmcnt cisussng Tho complaint
rose opinion woerz agt lngersol-J ior dc
iriusnt with costs opinion.
ESel Tho HoWsTd National Bank and another ast Locke
30 ~ Judgment sgned Cutting ETC.
- @@flOw-F Findings as settled signed
SHperior COurt-SDcct0i Idm-By judge Freedman.
,iYan agt- Wilson and exceptions ordered Oh lie.
Atan'5I agt Muller etal-Order settled.
Sl whitney MsTtlne-J Judgment signed hurihl act
lty- tncngs settled. Ho-se agt Brgss-OTder denying
,tt tludeMls agt OottDcrg -Oritr gianted ana dHltI
aAus ayprOvcd HsnIahan AIT kely.Order denying mo-
t. Wing sgL Wing et ai-Ordcr drnyng motion 10 com
- security Tor cost Hopkins ct a. agt Eias et al-OrdeT
~nltd and undertaking approved IuDde azt BrGcbsr
Ist Sg EseeIs Agate agt KoDes Nso Lon agt Eomef
-skl agt Hatch DOmett at the Mutual Life Insurance
s5tp Jaes-oH agt Doye A%Ibsi AZ bel Cane -Et
-. emerson Summers aRt Moses CaOp agt. MechAI
OAIArT aEi Man gaLl.-OrdeTs granted.
t0RmOR eds-SpeciGl Term-By Judge G. p. DAILY
snlaI etc, sgt Ian and another Application Cericd
mm Agt LmdOHotiOn denied JOsnez sRL COTncr.-Grant
''sye for TearEnment
BY Judge LaITemOre-Cleary agt Brewster -Motioa de.
CO. sce decision BIby ast DTe1el et d-Juognent ior
esieh0Ants decision
Marine Court Chambes-By Judge Slnnott.-
Livery agt tbs BangeTt shaw COmpsny-kOtOn
oosnent etc. granted with $40 event suit
' reference vacated and case 10 be put on the calendar
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

and IN tho usral art samrSale set aside
for rregusrty property sold without beng 70 view
OF bidders; $40 cost 70 defendah
MieTaon act Rergor- Order granted Gordon act 'utnee
Rafcrty agt Bluing Motions denied smith sgi inc N'.
tcon institute. Marsh ag salisbury hcNaly agt N
Burcn: Ferris agt solomon HcideIman ast Ne'teT'-ho
tuns granted. ,,,,,. ,o,.o .o.
nv Judre Sheridan.-Newmsn sgt Wyhe; Lanee aet
sCneCk.-DTdeTs signed and u,si. -, -.o .o.,,oa an,
nv Judge Nc WeTuiCkc agt. Hess CAsf ~ ~
hled Gossweyler agt Beistf ritment oI,rtfu ~ Tv
aCt d. ttrnhOchrr- lnding- settled. Ben aRl bar
Motion for new tral denied Graves agt 'aneIon-''o
memoranda nlcd.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
DEATH oF 1sAAc vANpERpoEL FRENCH

Isaac Vanderpoel French, member OF the
New-York bar died Saturday after brief illness al hi'
house NO - East Twentiethst. Mr.. French was porn
al Albany and father for several years Editor
~ Ihf AI6any tLas He has been well known recently
~ receiver in fe insurance and savings bank e'Ses
During the trial cf Ot these cases IN the new '"l'
House about one week Nj French contracted thc
disease which resulted in hs death de was mcWbtI
~ the Manhattan Tldb.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRK. monday, Feb. -, 1870.
The following sales were held at the EX-

NEW-N ORK, Monday, ltb. - l-f'
The following sales were held at the T.
change sa'csroon to-fay
nut = P1eectcr & SC-
! 3story 5rck dwei ana - 'ry ,i.S "a ,tau."
To- SO 1tD West asth. 80. so II oi 0tHH''
lot 2J-lUo.j. W EOourr 5000
Ry jas. ". pGktcU d Co.
and , story brick building with Tot. No . - tl-t
IIA-st . $. 10 w Of lstGYc, lot -'A'f4"' Jas =, -
~ Hu0t n. CrmD.
I 4-.IOIv brown stone dwelling Win f4oe ot 10y 40
gl- vest t-th. q. q f. GI5 q e ot -iG vc lot .'T
IOuJxl 1jxg-.a; leased Nav !. l~si. term Il
y,aI-. -IOuDd rent $3.50 taxes ami assessments
LoU'-s Turner ...-..... .... 49,. -''
s.sto., frame uwenlBS with .ot " 81 East J a.:
s.; S.. COS q " u4 odaye, lot t.lrAI''.44 - w
~ I.aHg Nssi.r.
! C.storv brick building with 'ot NJ 2' oakst .
running t.IoJgil 20 40 - New DuaEoor > -
II 4 Of NcW Clauh-Is-st, lot 2Cz55."AjN.uNb-.o'
Au-l=ta l. 1T. sf1
HIJIJIGyd U. tlut@s
. story frame buildings WIiA lot. No IO- We3f -4fn.
e. e. 1901 " OF luth ave- lot - AJ-J salah r r
l plot of and " s lOthave, known as plot No on
nap oi Fort George property, 4UU&4os44uoN "a.
455l0. JHH 10 Iy ,kTan ,..--. '''
lots Us est luyth-s 80 II VI 44tAa'c. eAch -'A
4JU4li Edward ~-LNtitt--.. '--'--.------- -
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
5ienmboais nno Railroads..

HWlGEPORT. and al points on lIou-atonIc
~ ant Nal-4'H.k lil,".t- rer - steamer B'a sglott
leaves tdthJ inr, W ut 'u-uuy, excepted az 4I3V a. Ill.,
and BRIDGEPORT at u D. w.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
i) Leave New.lork from foot o Desbross,s and court
l3udt--t-.
20 D. for Washington. columbus. Cincinnati Indi1nap-
.D thicl-l tFe Wet !..aIuud, ca .I,-tnn JiId tA
south Pullman from Baltimore 70 Newark Ohio. and
(I.tacO.
lOIr 1 fo- wash n-ton and me West The south VIA
GordonSylc Pullman from S"'otk 20 Baitm0r' ana
close CtiOus Tor Iitt-bgrg tiIcr
rat INDIANAPOLIS -yllln tut ~ Louis. Through pullman
car- Baltimore Cincinnati - Louis and Pitaburs and
from - aslIugtDu 10 Augusta and savannah.
1000 ja!r sOr Wilmington. taD south and Wet Pull
from Nev.N0rk Baltimore and Washington,
making connections for Chicago Cincinnati lnfanapo
ls Louisville LOuls Columbus, lIttsbutg The ~Outh aud
through Pullman cars from Baltimore 10 Opcin
Washington With for LynChburg
Florida. NrV orleans and the SCsth.
FOR through please can 90 C0mDanys Office. 80
BoalNaV Sew York and ~ dcket olc foot Ui COuItanIJ
and Uc-l,tp--, ssf-.. and Depot jersey ~ .-. .
ROUND TRIP TICKETS To KANSAS, NEBRASKA
ANn TIOVINA
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
Auttiou Sales of Real gstntc.
J. BLFECKER < son, Auctioneers.

~. February -. It u m ~ Exchange SslesrOom,
stOop brow usone house and lot ~ East 3O
between 2d and 3Iayr- In fine order and contains lhe
convcucnc"s COED ucghbofhoOd and close 70 t0h
lines Of raplu transit handJul-.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFEE%


Tzabe:Ist. - n q Grand-st Sox9iz.rr'eu- - 900
lar; William \ 60 TO FIankl{a ~ .,.-... sl'"ou
l6th--t Nos 5I4 sud jlG hast. William \ Colt 20 ~
TrI.slyn tot..-- .-.- -uo
SUFFOLK g. " Gotta nos ]. G84 and l,G6jl; William o
TO Franklin Coit-.--.---- .--:...... ~
Ave-R s 4 cor o. ST, yiSIYJ' Julla COT 70 o.o
sarah UuIgan ....... ........... --.-..' -,'U
same property william Cot: 10 sarah Uulgan 600
l20fb.-f. u 2.j ~ 7th ave. l2b1yJ44i Bernard
smith % Catherine A Ballard -..-.---: oOoI
Mar'ou-ave. cor 0f JOhp--t. SOXluO George y .
Reese and wife TO william II Brigham -.--- 100
l54th-st. v S. l46 II w Of Cour,audave, 2o.SIlOO;
solomon ariCh 10 nathan Martin 1000
W4-tt. "a 2j<iOO ;Anke DOOper and VIE 10 -.
william ~Ohu. executor, ctC -- II ouu
WasilustOnav = IL Il " 5thsL Sl.Czi"s' 49,.
Henry r. pottg-I ana wife 10 Henry HaCkMdnu-. 500
linton ave. n " cor lG-th st l0iXl2O CaHpar Born
mann aud wife 10 Ann JAG Nson. bOU
80 johnson Is M i''' 5000
lltg ri. A. :. 263 of Gth-sve, 2~iXlO33 William
McDeru0; Christina Christie ---.--...------.-. 10
3d-aye e s. 75.7 = s Of lO4thst, 262JllOi John II
Morris executor ~ Robert nlte.-....-.. 5-JU
4Oth.si. 235 Il OF 3d-ave, 2OX9s9, l Wlcke, 49,.
referee. Charles Tracy and others b'bUO
''4 X o and iT Vie 70 henjamn HchaTdson 10 600
5-tlst =. 800 II w OF 5th-ave, 2JXlOOJ; Halph
Marsh Augustus u Jullard ...........---.- 2OSUO
e7th.st 15J u W Of -G-ave, 1hOXlOOll9 Thomas
Harms and wife IlOnss Harris, )r----..--- 1000
li3tb--t D 100 Il OF "a ave 20xlO0.ll George
Manchester 20 Henry DUlen 1000
l26th 2i6.5 n 81 5th-ave, lSsxS3 Il; liar -
Hoover and VIE to " ! AcGrath----..- l4.OOO
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
RECORDED MORTG AGES

Christie William and another Ia kIves and an
0Ta 0l1, 'I v1ats Si'SiN vs. -. 5000
same 10 Henry stone, trustee etc. IS S0thst 25Of
q l-t-AVe, . months 80
Same RSteUheu Birch, same property wears 90.
o : TAYLOR, -Oth s months 90
Gent, Jacobina TO simon Prat, " cor Of Gay and 100
jackson 3 4Ul
HoSfiIn-. Christopher wife 10 Andrew Koch, No
loo Rdgest - mouths .------. bOO
aTd 31Thst years $500
" OF ID ave-. a5 years ...' 900
at ss2a[e. ii %, months $500
KOrtccr Henry Z and wife 10 Frederick LanIner-
A-hIugt0u-aye 6th 3 years. tOo
l1riFtih af ,hs!e. y 'i years W 5000
WasnDurn J h and wife 10 Isaac WIgh;,w l2oth- .
ST. Of Jtl ave, yeal-. 4S'OOt
GENERAL ASSIGN RECORDED
Ieifzbach Max and another 10 Joseph Belesheim
~ . ..........- -. 7I2g
pt i'lrs Mary 10 Nelly l. Brown ............. 5000
Rostnsteln Frederick 10 William !! 90
same 10 same. Do
Ilerv simon TIeurv HOrnidge 6Of
AuamsOn referee 10 El0lse Ceduev ......... $500
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
6irdmbonis dno Railroads.
TO PHILADELPHIA
PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD

II VIA
PESNSILNANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED HOcTEAND SHORT LINE
NEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each daily three
Philadelphia. two NeV-Iork.
pVube lfas the mpovsd Equipment and the Fastest
lime consistent with absolute safety.
- ON and after December IN 1875.
Express lrans leave New DrsDOSset and
40, landt Street Ferries, ~ follows:
- $50. 90 lmlf cd IL a J. $50 T. 5, q. 1:3p
mi ~ ~ N D. m SUNDAY, 430 and a. m j. J' 1:3O $780,
Route " Brooklyn AnneI' connect with all through
s a Jer-'y Ct5 afordnga speedy and direct transfer
Returning trains Leave Philadelphia 1901, 345 3.55 2
80 = $40 and ii Limite Express 1870 D. MI >
95u . and 80 p IN On sunday 1901 3:ij 3j5, 5, s.}J
Ticket Onices-No- 526 aud 944 Broadwar. No Astor
House. DesbrOsse. md tOUTtlandt sts M
Court -t and Brooklyn Annex Depot. foot Of Fuon-st
BROOKLYN NOs IA li6 and llS Hu0sOn.st Hobokep,
Depot, Jersey City EmlgraRL Ticket Ofice Battery
place, ,.,o,,.o~ L. r. FARMER.
fhA, fhANh ! u,pthrON' OCnl Passenger Agk
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
Gin ReaI Cstdte tor 5dle.

A CHANCE for OrINVESTMENT.-L plots
n of BUILDING lots imDroylng neighhorAood. For
sale bargain A. YOUNG, Engineer &c, 20 Echan g.
place.
EOR SALE or ENCHANGE-FactOry build
ius and Gfty ght leases VI three OtA 6l4 3
BIS West 24tAst Apply on premises b. J. HARRISON.
NVHITE-ST., near Church, 25x1O0, price
w $1,000. ri LAND & WHITING. Beekman-st.
ST-ST.-To let. Brown-StOne House, in
sb urst.class order between 9TH aud 6hsyes nc
Ot SISOO. Address r NJ. DC
: son. Z51 Grceuvicl-St.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-25
Countrn Doaro.

4 FAMILY, by addressing Box 10, South
~ Norwas Conn., can secure sunny front anu BACK parsr
board; - each.