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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-05-08

gently wagging his tail, and then slowly
got up, stretched himself, and trotted of
~ though nothing had happened. From
mat moment MIR. Grant became aware
OF the extraordinary issues opened by his
vlsltor's discovery, and promised him all
the assistance in his power. They next de:
termined to try freezing the body,and the
efirst two experiments we're 'discouraging
dog (not Turk, his master declining to
experiment any further on his tavorite)
was put in the freezing chamber at Mr..
Grants works, after beng previously
suspended" by Signor Rotura; and al
though the animal revived 80 far as to
draw long breath, tue vital energies
appearned too exhausted for complete
rally, and the animal died. The two
next animals-a dog and cat-died in
like manner. In the meantime DR..
Barker had been taken into their coun.
sells, and, at his suggestion, respiration
was encouraged, as in the case
OF persons drowned, by artificial
compression and expansion of the
lungs. DIR. Baker was of opinion that,
as the heart in every case commenced to
beat, it was want of vital force to set
the lungs in motion that caused death.
The result showed his surmises to be- en-.
Etirely correct. "A number of animals,
whose life had been sealed up in this ar
tifcial death, have been kept in the freez-
ing chamber from one to five weeks, and it
is found that though the shock to the
system from this freezing is very great,
It is not increased by duration of time.
Messrs. Grant and Rotura then deter
mined upon the erection of the works
just finished at Middle Harhor, an enter
prising capitalist finoing the necessary
funds.|. "a ~ - = '.r-, - ~
On Saturday last / was invited to 20
down to see what had been effected.
Arrived at the works in Middle Harbor,
| was taken into the building that con-
tains Mr.. Grants apparatus for genera
ting cold. Attached to this is the freez-
ing chamber, a small, dark room about
eight feet by ten feet. Here were four
teen sheep, flour lambs and three pigs
stacked on their sides in heap, alive,
which Mr.. Grant told me had been in
their present position for nineteen days,
and were to remain there for another
three, months. Selecting one of
the lambs, Signor Rotura put it
on his shoulder and carried it out
side into the other building, where
were a. number of shallow cemented
tanks in the floor, having hot and cold
water taps to each tank, and thermome-
ter hanging alongside. One of these
tanks was quickly filled, and its tenn
perature tested by the Signor, 1 mean
while examining with the greatest curl
osity and wonder the nineteen days lamb.
There was the lamb, to all appearances
dead, and as hard almost as stone, the
only difference perceptible to me between
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
IIcl.lnN,-OcI =.

Sroyeuc Court ChCnsJers-Bg Judge We.'brook.
.-Jo.dau agt Poilon--C Iiuoa stelmel agt hce--oee
ir@r. Iono,ne Barber agi. sfidavit - suf-
fD NJ. d.frngart must D. Examined tarfo A-L MONT
gonrv -l-!er 10 Robinson aet Cicwlcal NatontI
-Jr.r signed. NoOlAONss AK WOO hOusf Notion
see r.ft0rln.um. WAcefr agI lafluI--' IA ttl
So Innum Greene agf hreinWf hifoei tel hli
Ylt. Isth Oh at. Cot " arue aiion@ BaAA Ast t ..
V.ua Coal company MnfolS ltnlfu ~tna i'I
az uua-Orler granted. thtteudeu AZ scorer 44l
a. -..-uu People. ric, AZ. iIt i4ti
= In.ura ce COMPANY strong coe lgf Cole hno"a-
ran -f.Ibuck az. LII 20 'N4tt'ie,A az -"
fDil fDvey savings Bank agt braEoi German SAW 8
han- muller -Orauiel. ,-.,,.,s .f,
ca o an HOyen1ufgI at. q 81, ~ q i 7ipl'l RI
oI.itn TAKEN o.. for thr complain tri afi '
u s.. u, ad q. iates speeurd M te s.""''
ls,lf Par, II Bv Jades L~sTenceReJno nolas agt the
C,-- l,, iv Judge Van nr1nf. Hsith md another
lahnurv-rAe Oi Tie cise sdDil el III press
>.n~rior roprr- Si,ocial Term Bv Judgr Freedman.
l.- -af otn. iir cont h4ah'c "l l u
lrri-4 and lre.imlulI ilf nctiOu cl-r N't WIN
Cse.- aaa, kus ei % .-lne Zoo u 't 'i'i
e.. 49, - Tie Msyoi se.J sI1elt sgn'o rope a. !.
-s f.af.r lrlefea 4 ag. iilFn ri- ia, I
costs dIrlt WIN w t7
L. e rllau Jones t-c VI 4yUr. cif-ii1el .l-heu'
al.-fIrlrF GRANTED. hOr.lr- flhkt
il f--nlffn4 inlunc Ea.le tgt fari 80 lflrF aI
ynufng Haynes -1ard al trm Of Char - rare an
IL Herman ag Arrchauir tnhuiahcc NohilAf
--NfNci aHuendlug OIder iee hng Judgment etc.
NIrInf (Dalf - fGH OeTs - Bv Judge Shea
hufr IA lrlau Va dtN aet PoWcfs.-Moton giantcl
sltl al. "a uls.- Reference a. cefrG.
f tu1-r -lln ft-shoaed arf iarter-'rder Nfhed ana
a. ltleii AkcI-EaFs at stewart hc am ara
AZ lalllan.-O ases settled aDd rlol
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

Special TERM Freedman. oreus AZ 10 n m-Ne
day
COMMON PtE,s-GESgRAL TRRM-Adourned sine die.
l..
EQUITY rEM-J. F. DAILY. J.-Ce rri opens IL n m.-Nos.
7. I. -. "A. %.
rIAL IklN-9ART &c. ?. Daly, G. I.-court opens IT
jj9 son. $50 ll3~. 1868, 1896
pkET II farrcmore J.-Canrt opens n II a. r.-Ncs
l27 49,, 1895. I2tl ll4a 1863 sal s7s 1857 l52 llls
li1O. i116. llel. llar
MAINE tOuRr-GENFRAL TERM-Alker. G. J.. and McAdam
ami Gocpp ~. Appeals from Ordeis-NOs 8. q. Appeals
from j IlOguents.-NoS. IL g. T. To- -.
GENERAL -ESSioSs-PhRT l-COwlng. The People art
Irancicn \. r. ~anahra Joas b. BehelaCua.
tnu'd John Kerrigan burglary Edward Dowd felonious
assault battery
PAgT U-Oidersleeve J.-AdiouIned for the term
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
TELEGRAPH COWPANlES ATTACHED.
civil 40 rs

la'-e Pratt, in the Supreme Court Of Brook
y. yesterday -afrre deere. of fn,.l1.e divorce m
@. .it af There's, Wr.h AGAINST J1s.n. Wi-'A. Tie
rf7nf IS a tl'l0- Aal Dives .n Corn
motion was made before Iud-e Pratt, j.
r supreme Court in .oosisu yesterday, on ile pa-
Joseph Goiloocker. o. Nes-T1rt. I'D s,t aside Tie
t- Il-t. He purchased 90 for 5000 without at'lg
Omitted that lr foNI-i. nut -lla That -t4-r
lttUuns we've made Go nn ln reference 10 tAc
I.Ut.lr. Iue decision Was reserved
James y. Lydly was appointed by JGG-e
N.,hro0A receiver of estate he late N:,rtAa A.
Peek in the SUIT hrouslt by Geor-D ". Lord
against T. bert Harilsoa fhc executor ~ fle estate.
O. october i Judge Ba rett removed Mr. Lyddy aud
appointed Pho T. --t. 80 lis place r the app ca-
to- Oi John A g. Grv, iu iEu 90 crcu- lr App lea
f1n was made yesterday before Jt-c Douohue in, 1u-
l'ic N1uft, Ihdnptr-, O. nave judge bdr.c's ORDER
vacated on rhe lrould tAat tuc ori-r TO SLOW cause
why Mr Lvdlt should Iut be d uur strNl 4
upon hifu before JudCe Barrett lad made his order
D-clsluu was Reserved.
Argument WAS heard yesterday before Judge
IatchfOrd writ of the case the United
states against the Union National Bank. The Govern
ment brought suit 10 recover 500 paid the bank
q cheek drawn boy a United -tltcs Army payma-ter
upon the United States As-isant-Trea .urer az New
y TX N favor OF Lewis for back pay, II
Cllimed that n paid mistake of facts The de-
cl-i1u District court against the Govern
u'ut The defence set up delay giving notice of the
"a. uf the ildsr rl-.k t+IIs a .crt
all also delay m kim fae demand f,r repay
The Government ca urd that lachr- tne Irt of its
officers I'D Not bind DO. Assistant -tlcI-Atornry {.
j l. hliIcr uppodite Ioi lIc Govern llcnt, aA4 tIca
ei.cs W. Adee for the defendants. Judge B.aicAlotd
t0uk the
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

rbIgE COURT -CrAnFfr-- DOlohue. court orrns az
aval T. No. calendar called tt IL Nos 50, 81. - -
~ st . 10 -. l4s 1873. III 2Os ga go. 30, al
80 go zoo. 20 1t-. . q.
"AshtAl Eik-Dasi- n D.. Hracv and ingalls,. u
go. '
30 ~" f~'-Nes 2gl, 2i@ 10, 30 zO3 l49 I5l zIa.
80 80 go 4dn 80 l7t 81. 23l. lJ7 lOs no Z7l ~.
40 80 20 Ca 10 2lZ BOO lao ~. Z2O.
fAEi Barrett - COurt opens a. 1890
NE 'yy, ot1 500 "a =, l4Da l-,f 4f4G, -bI 1919
AZ, 1901, II G. 1910 - '
fIl l-i.Ahfence -Colr opens at 1880 a. nc ase
O. NO Us .-f rev 4ef. fOsllay No lay calendar
Jart lilNan bruns, J. COut opens al 1880 A a Nos
. 49, i&oa 4zi, Lob l-J6. 1921. 200 l.B4 Il l.
- zIe roo. J3l, 1885, 1853. 1870. 1872 1880 1897
l~oo. 1870. A.. 800
ssfA1oA CoUGT- LSElAL rEaN--Adioaned ssne die
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27-Ihe following busi-
transacted u the supreme Court OF fne Uuitec
States to-day
and wely McCulouch. OF Gleen-nurg PENN. wer admitted
u PIAeq e 20 sS'-snri man a i.cs-I ,pp & is, sfL Az
Unned states the Norther Dsiretot Illinois Affirmed
Jn,tice 40 So Matthew BALDWIN, appellant.
ss s AZ an rS ,h costs tse econ was snSoaaeed 6y he
fasI r, a. nin.iAs ~ az ~ n am rHs- ,.sa "a
1l,n3s in rror s-r NJ Bococs et o. To dismiss
postponed 70 Tie hearing Of The cause On rs merits No =
I,ule TO show cau-s granted rtiusnaDle 10
a. , ~" ylns n TsonsTv ,, 81 lt.sTbe Disf-ic of
columbia al appellants. as- charles kn- appeal frou
re supreme tonr' u tae Dis,T 81 ~ ,o9m -on nogn
t5o-R p -nephera ane l. aphan. pian'in- p error ar
~, , ovtr Cots Na 2iG -Tle Natonai Bani n
H. kepuhi ic plalItn in error sGr Rec, Niar Motion
5sd,, i err9r sr Tie FIRST Saiona Baak Of Mount
lHcssin We.tm0rernd cOduty feln, no ~ 20 d.sls-
intni m r oson So s.-01gina ex parie-lra Freuoa
p man 4iAus sulul,ie 10y JOIN l.t .l M ~ a.'i'
Psaui ast JACOB ..th ana ee'ree .. H.e argdrl-nt
cont naed by C Whitman ,e.au,. NJ - caIIei
isr Tor apneiees AMI naed oy Whitman Tor apci
J1-n.on H.so'o SUBS -J''' ''' ass p.titto,sr
o. s.nu -, eA pa =, a. i,riou No 5sT- " Nen'b
char --teu haiiotd onnanr pt - IN .ri r aai o.
rad orpanv = a creator Eank Of tennessee bY tie
60 anv aseenci H. funds and 70 ndenn ~ for all
a., a. ~, - ,s ucn sui H. affairs 0eine In Ia1d .a in
f- Cnanccrv for Davidson County "a Nos.ivie "a a
brought bv -tAfl, tir pr-rit Dan n ln
error nl it, bil for ie enforcement o. The gu4rtn
rulllles ual cr TEL lac ia '' hlric on the
az . = sued r ler
cg courr except with consent ami hat ne Wa- in
uO - v r.s.uL IDLE IA. Bans a Ielns
Sc The -fst 10 Hnf fh CT So lisn s>"d
auuea anrlne fic sole GROUND
mar tie rrlealnc AGA 500. winch toIs away the
"a "a iltutOn1 and
en- 1.-Two exercise power tA4s aihrmaAce
fe present 4 ,rrOr prosecuted >o- o. Z ad -
Iisnss = bins rls M ror gt 70" ,liel
20 he cot oi she llnili- "a er r. No l.
enry OerAc app. lIlt-, lgf Mar and GEORGE
Sc4ver mis- under tn Nin t--uih
Ele No .-.i. L. aud IL =. uresn appel ant, az " A
rou 81 J. = lIff helst ~ COIN rL
crnfiur,si No 3-lt- Tufts ard sarah VI. hrcov ar1e
lsur. Az The Boston Machine tllpa Dismissed nler
Nfei.erh Rule Sol bnar r Trustees pi ga" wabash
an f.Ile ana. el.ants &gJ j. |a-pcA a isili cd
NJ er r.f Ni.st.tuf.l f..
ruany afgr tEt fhe County " lfal@ A. A4eLt
cnrfilrrred bv ID Narfrff for The arp-.iaut.
Adjourned unit 20 mofIow noon
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
BAR-RooM cIEAAED oUT By ToNEX

MorNr VERNoy, Ohio. Oct. pa temper
ne crusade r. going on az Fredencktowu, near this
u ace The ladies ihr place al the ringing Of the lei
marched 20 lndaP- saoon broke open the door ana
,,pdovs cracked MS deniohns, spiiiing the liquors
I'D ,,,i,tlv r1tte the place. They afterward visited
the oou lr Conur's Hofel anf attempted the same
,r.ruauc. hut the proprietor ssN ed ni- liquors by
ir..tro "a remove them from the several drug
- r,.re then Wis ID. the DropretOrs Of which closed
ana barred tnelr doors against the assaiiants
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
eE,okDkD REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NfR.rORK cfry

sdsf Nos J and 8 c A Regaa and others TO 9,
Wendell .---- go . .o-..- -, 10 ,,,99- ~.
lothaF, u ,,i,, 60, y, ~ - . .ari i Friend 25,oOC
Eatb = : : IA q n = Mtn s0ultse. .hxou -"ifie
gama,rsough aid husband 10 Thomas kilpairck .
o. 40. Il aud 3 . Executors 0i Lewis Doiy,ide , -
ce..- u H.Decca a u Meudcl...- ..-i A4Av'
penen ~ n y 900 n CORTLAND ave o'1lUl ftci o,
pnberf scheftr aud wife 10 rtfnlty.- - -.Vo'
uasbirgiou. IT. - heair--i Z@bA'l o. = refers
ss ana VIE 'ss ~ y, Of I'm ave. 35I loo5 z Thiee
George Enrer - .,, - ,h-.to y slid
Madison Az, &c. soT s,'l ons s' $4,000
sal.t = 90 Il v oi ave. l76K494A2 Mary Bauer On,
n Bauer num-, II ~
r1qfh.s, a A 30 II Of 5flave. luxlo2i NILAh a.,
-cott and W4fe 10 r q Ferguson. =, o'o"'
7sth ~ n 275 II " OF 4tI-ave 2I1loz-i Thomas ,o,
Israty Fountain. n N''''
estb ~ = 1920 OF Madisonave ~ Alu"' q. oo.
TVud an wife harles II Woo run S1'""'
l94fn Il IA =. 81 OF 9Th ave. HA VV'Ai SHH'S -,
W-eids wifr ~ William ID Lent JUN
Agfh.f y rs II Of 6tbsve -<xbJ.bi csm"e oo oo,
Tompgius ana vile 10 j W Harper - oo'VV'
ram 81 n 4 go " Of 3d-ave 5OHiO@ II huSou "a.
and nu,baud BOuscein ana 1lbefs 49,"
pro!eTy Jane S0n'ee.n and 0'l''' - $40,
can = % Of 4tlaye' l2'oAiOoo .nO4 I2OOC
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

to q EhTet '....-"''' 675o
17th st. II $40 It v Of 9TH ave 25xg2 Daniel Lord
and VIII 20 Charles Lorf ...-... ...........- 100
fobbns '.....-'. ~,'','. $4,000
f2Hd wardl n n ~ Washington ave. 90
12l7.7Vifregular: John ID Lewis and wife 70 p
GOerck t. l25 n N Delanoev n. 25va9 ~ the
Fuller '"'"o' co~r.y 70 1000
T6Smp.oa jr to wiiliam Potts VOo -OA" $4,000
Pott. and vile to John Thompson. jr... 10000
VECOKDkO MOhrgAGE-
inetonsve. year $500
Enge hart. George and wife sry Constad
total 10 . 5000
5ioercssI n Of Deaneeyst. years ''' 1900
eoi aanginst Years 1-' e5oo
RECORDED GENERAL ASSIGNMENTS.
Po-ner Jacob to John McDermott ............. 5000
4'''' y $500
Wiener Wilhe Frances Field 5000
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

FREEHOLD, " j.. Oct. 26.-Warren Leland,
i one of tire propretors of The Ocean Hotel az Lo'
Branch has been indicted by the Grand Jury oi Non,
ntsuf County FOR kecqing usorirry house his udl
ua. t,tu set down fDg tu' 3lei ihst.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
REAL ESTATE.

NL,,-YoEK. Monday. Oct. o. 1879.
Tie following sales were held at the Tx
change Salesr0om to-day
RU Hict7rd HGrrrr
S-iory .r3~s ION % n si - 81 lot e1s0 $4,000
-f.rv brown stone dwelling vii lot No .i- lex
'tsl, 'Hsl., a. a. e e ~, ~ s.ri,arp - $4,000
4sie5 ssss h., s175. Mary scaiion 1880
Slo, ,,,1 ,.S ,ns 10 -. p 900
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
0redn 5ieamcrs.


DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sailing fr M Pier foot Caual-st North River.
For SAN FRANCISCO via I~1HNUS OF PANAMA.
s.nnar Ii = sr a. N y iyS r. r. llsy & vst 81 noon % ~
fr"n san Francisco o Japan and Chna;
steamship CITY Of PEtkING Saturday, Nov Is.
trala:
steamship CITY OF SYDNEY Monday. Nov. a. noon.
or freight OF general information. apply C0mpanys
once. on pier foot OF cana ST.. kiver.
ISLANDS, JAPAN. CHINA NEN-ZEA LAND, AUSTRIA
LA SOUTH AMERICAN, CENTRAL AMERICAN and
For information IN regard routes apply the
G. I. sEw1LI- IL j. BULLAY,
General Passenger Agent superintendent
ROTTERDAM LINE.
IA steamers leave Cos Pier adj Pavonia Ferry esey CITY
MAA. .-.----. ,a.u SOy. l.
lnCabin s65-s7O "a Cabin $3.50. steersge s23
II. CAZAUX, General Agent q South William 81
fLNtt, EDfE a Co., u south wiliiamsL. Freight Aga
l. " NORRIS so Broadway. General Passage Agent
WHITE STAR LINE.
W UNITED STATES AID ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
-. FOR at EENSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTlC ETc steamers Of this Line take the Lane Route
recommended by Lieut. Msary. u. NJ ON both the outward
alG nomewaTd voyages
Gleaei THURSDAY, OCT 3D.
ADklATIU Cant Jennings. THURSDAY Nov l3. 25O p IN
ST.
These uniform IN size and unsurpassed ap-
pointmenis The Saloon -tafercoms. smoking and Bath
ruol. piac1 amdships and motion
RATE-.-sa oon $50 $50 and 500 steerage s24 Return
tckets on favorable
These steamers carry neither CATTLE sheep plEs
For INSPECTION Of and other Information appy the
Comuanvs Onices No. s. BrotiwaT New York or liO va
nui-st. Philadelphia r.. CORTIs Agent.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
Aurtiou Galcs OF Real Gstaic.

NALUAB ABLE REAL ESTATE at PUBLIC
Sal ~ Annancale, Hunferd0n County the great
peach lIuNiug Of october 80, 1873
u. 90 dour .ud gr ull HAIld-l.
Nuvru be- il al D. fax and luSk Mill and
t~o cwru- lee farm - -1 ad 10 a res rc-peciifeyi
o's - O when iu and chestnut
Der Particulars sent hy mail ~ piol"rth shown by
JOSEPH 4. FHIirS. Lebanon, NJ.
Refer 70 e. W. Itee 3aJ Washing On-st-. Now-loik
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
Brooklnr Rral GsLaIe for Sale.

ELEGANT RESIDENCE for sale on Colum-
d Heights Hous- brown front p xs.
four Dsemont line view OF the river 'll be
ar iuT chance tor Dar-au r 8L 1IN o.
2l3 Montague-st. hrookl n
E'OR SALE-At great bargain.-A brick
dwelling Lousr Ghave., brooklyn. for Si7yO; house
has nproy perfect order. For T1r
lars apply " LEON ARD MOODY. No. 20 MONTAGUE
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
THE COURTS.
N1uLo's GARDEN LITIGATION.

Iajge Donohue issued warrant several
rcss ago for the arrest of W NJ. Dsvene the guardian
a Lite Bob. the acrobat at Ninlos Garden Pro-
...4nss were herun before judge Donohne Yesterday
g. have E g. Gilmore and J. IT, Tooker the lessee and
,be manager OF theatre. and John smith, the door
teep,r punished for resisting the Of the
oder II was avfrred that they had prevented the
ecc,r from cnferiuL the theatre MI Dltteuhoofer. IN
,nswer read aGdlvts 10 show that neither Mr. Gilmore
ror Nr T,oker saw the warrant knew that It had
been issued until aferward; that the rear
e.frlncc. at which the onicr attempted 10 en-
tr fer tie xflusive us' II actors, acirts-'-
about 100 young women were employed uuou the stage
10 whose presence many pcrsous attempted ." gain
alc,, hy bribery aud other means and that the door
s-aner I'D express orders 10 admit no strangers.
Nr.,s inore ant Tooker alleged further that 4 the
orrr had gone o. the Broadway entrance anc inquired
for tem a., would have hal no diu W Judge Don0-
xSio. Gsr,i,n wa- leased on March l. 1875 for one
var 90 Andrew j. B,chc ~ $4,000 year. wth Mary
ID Baohe ana :. l. hurr' q, irs. Nj Baehe was
.as>ei on Au-uSt L. ISIS f1r non-pavment ~
,-r M~s stewart widow of A. T. stewart sued thr
s-etcs Tor ac rent ana the case was before Jude ~
', ,-,r. .Ilin,ai .sss ~ To- which had bee PAID
IT. H R.c. for thr pImnd. George T. Belts ana f. bien
Tor the dcieniauls.
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES ATTACHED.
Ia January last Clinton q. Colgate obtained
in Junction frou The United states Circuit art
,aau-t the Western ION Telegraph Company aud It,
rec.s ond also acains, the Go ana stocs Telegraph
ompany aud It's officers, restraining them from usme
sn invention for Insulating telegraph by guit,
rcrcla. except IN tn and cables taon in
.. were al-u r,st l eel rom seinn-, Transferring.
t, ins n Suhs,aue nv several insulated wires
uc4t easca go different perSuus. d e ulo.lou was
-n- - ',r-- Y-~rertav Ju se niatrhso-i q reet,d
hr- strachments fssue ag inst horn compsnies, fno
- ...-.t c.ol-e B lr. s,.i-. vice-prr.llent " tAe
ia- lud stock re.e-td1h Company.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
Gin Real Gsiatc TOR sale.


FOR SALE.--Ihe first-class four-stOry, high
Il sOOu, house 227 45thst; 2lx5S. lot
lOO walnut finish. broadway nearly new; good
order Ell improvements. Apply on the PREMISES
NORTH MADISON SQUARE.-Finest loca-
~ in city elegant hrown--fOne dence 3x7ix2 %
with stables all III splendid order r A. YOUNG. 90 Ex-
change place
IHA ft. so. on corner IN 23d Ward, 17sth-
W. st, viii be sold low and easy RI LAND
q WHITING. BeekmansL
I'D LOTS, including full front Easterly
- Boulevard. lis and 1litsts for sale cheap. BOYD
premises.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
Gouulrp propcrip Tor Sale auN 20 cci.

Coruirp iJroperlp Tor Sale auO 20 Eel.
A DESIRABLE farm of 70 acres in Monmouth
auction on september 20 ~ For particulars address
FRA ~ OSBORN. Aolninlst trAtof, Mida.atoTr- ". J.
A Fine Country Residence. Westchester
soid regardless an oer wanted. 40 minutes tron
AG1ress =. o. Box 3. lso, CITY.
EOR SALE.-Country place. near Tarrytown;
MamaronecE II acres Il good out buGiDgsg
easy. Address 5. Van WYtK. - ~est l2,h-sL
TOR SALE CHEAP.-At Bergen Point, y. J.,
Cottages. between HoDer aud oTient-s cost - oUV
Il. COMBS. ilf wess-st. New.Y York civ.
TOR SALE.-Farm IN good order; splendid
location. short distance from ncpot one hour from
NewN suitable for country Residence and give daily al
Address rREAs q REls. p D. BiE. 4,5s2 New-York-
HEALTHlEST CLIMATE in the WORLD.
- the riches. railroad America AZ SO 70 - acre
all souih western Minnesota
family every man should own Al iersr rha, amount
eAoes.t aes are ,e,as aAen ap aldy; cai5s ar, IN,
parties 70 Them lt a cosi party VII start In iew
RGLA:D a WHITING, BeeKman-st. y. 2
NEW DWELLINGS at Laurel Hill, L. l., for
sale r o. lei very low steam or horse cars are cents
l. A YOUNG. 20 Exchange-pace
OCEAN FRONT, on south side of Long
~ Island, for consists Of 2Oo choice land
the ocean. with nile AID half OF beach that
as bonnGea on Two sues by lake. no ~ amp lad every
available Tor oudinr,tcs no malaria no mosquitoes
company capias-er Flr prices and
Apply 10 rutland 4 WHITING. beekman--t
ARANGE, y. J.-Hou,es ana Country Seats
nr oi.. HLACKW Ill BROS 90 broadEly. Room 3
TO BUILDERS and INVESTORS.-Lots tor
water rea1 Tor Sees %s 1 distance % from Han az
esd ST For sale-a bargain r. A. YOCNG,
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
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