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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
HorST OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

I'm the House to-day Mr.. WHlTTHORNE
Dem I.nnJ submitted the Conference rc0ort on the
m TO abolish the volunteer navy Of the United States
Agreed 10.
on motion OF Nr KNOTT Dem, KY a motion was
adopted ,or ae printing OF the testimony taken by the
Judiciary Committee in regard 10 the Official conduct Of
Judge Bodgett OF Chicago and John l. Dlvenp port Of
Ecv-YorG.
MI cox Dem. Y. - moved that Senate bill in
regard 20 the census and the amendments ~ he House
committee Oh thereto De printed. Agreed 10
W - " pi.4li,rrr Dem Kyl In Inc char
Or .ne legislative Judicial and Executive Appropriation
Mr. wHITTHoRNE Dem, Tenn submitted an
amendment providing fO the .ldcNiu5 o. the reports OF
Nr EII.@W0PTII REP. Mich) submitted an amend
UrHt r-Gung some remarks mad' by Nj. fIA!el DEM
sisr, 20 & a. ,f,i, ieay. ~ receive as
iftr of his he M the surplus OF such sal
ry 20 20 TO the Ten most deserving families in MS dis
Mr. TINLEY Dem. Ohio suggested tbat ne surplus
should To the gentleman Offering the amendment
The amendment was ruled OUT oi order
An ten u gard % the pubic printing gave ri-c 10
discussion TO the management Of lie Government
printing once Mr.. CalkIIs Ohm. mdJ, Nj. Hanna
rep, ludl, M Fort dep. ILL.,, and Mr. Iutrril
p'rm, Ca-i. eulOs rls the superintendent, Nj DO
ONCE chamber inquiry. THIS latter ale
CATO. was strenuousy denied Dy Mt. Finley Dem,
nllol, chairman Of the committee which conducted the
NJ. CABEI.L Dem, Va Moved to reddc, the appro-
prstlon for detecting and bringing 10 trial pc. SONS
guilty. Of violating the internal revenue laT. from
eloooOo 70 1000. lie disc.3imcd any intention ~
sufficient sum
MT. rtALEs DEN. Y. C)-eaid that be desired
it".tu performance ot The internal reyenue service,
.ut mere were Dad collectors NJ thr south, and he
N".-" opPo'e ahN increase IN appropriations while
uHproper agents prosututeG their ofce. 10 political
purposes. ~
M bJ RHAN Dom, XVI said That i, was due 70
H"Arst dSuierS that sufficient should he spprC-
rldcd 20 abolish DooushNrs
NE DAVIS Dom, y. c. sand that he law IN regard
"urecthg frauds was dead letter ID Chicago and
4-uie, Large WEhhry corporations ~ those cities
"HtH ihc Internal Revenue co!scors aud the cnrUp-
ZION "dr not 80 much IN tue dlstcr the defective.
AonesI men were sent as collectors they would hnd
honest men % deal with.
.Ar BAKER Rep. Ind called attention 70 the fact
VINO nad pleaded guilty, nad suffered imprIsOL
lneut for Tielr fault
After some further discussion Mr. Caheu's amend
1nent rejected.
Dr.. HEWITT Dem, Ala submitted an amendment
requiring the marshal o. officer making arrest of any
person charged with violation OF the revenue law to
garry his prisoners before the nearest Ofcial who
authorized 10 take pail
Mr.. HALE Kep.. Me- made the point Of order that
tpe amendment new legislation, and IN the IN
tefest ~ economy.
After much discussion the point OF order was over
ynleo, the Chairman holding tbzJ the amendment
brHane. and must iLcN itahly tend 10 economy
Al TIE dscussioL which islU"Sd MI HERBERT
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TIE SANITY OF JONATHAN T. WELLS.

Frederick \. Ward, Charles \. Townsend
and Dr. DANIEL Ayrcs who were recently appointed oy
the supreme Court OK Kings County TO inquire into i"e
mental condition Of Jonathan Tremain Wells, held
their FIST me,ling yesterday afternoon IN TIE
Circuit Court-room Brooklyn. Mr.. Wells is seventy
nine wears OF age, unmarried and very &C.
centric IN ms habits. Within the past fe"
months Mr.. Weiss friends observed change
IN his manner. and ola "a petition TO samuel D. Capp'
who II -a.d 30 he . second cousin TO Mr. Wells, Judge
Gilbert ordered a commission.
RoscwQ. g. Kolston. president Of the Farmers Loan
and TUT Company. yesterday testified that hr.
Wells vas irrational and competent to manage
ms Affairs Tie would no. .er just fed IN dealing
with u ou t,- atoo5ut h. wac form sy d.Ie' l"i
with tsr witness L OIL. Lo.l-s llr NrW-Al3dIF ana
CHIC 20 .f.i1ad Company, hur Nj Wells VAS dropped
.v .,r- e bis condition NJ. Wells did not dress a.
lea n ROW Dc cid rcHr ago. ,, ~
TU.e.'u- C.'.t't, president OF the LylnE' Ne '-'
II -- ana fIga-o Railroad Company; ". G. E--'g i,h
broker and Au--tj, y. smith. tie first icAer ol me
I-s.i National Bank. were also called rs Witng-- s.
IhDyalI stated that within Nv months Nj Mt.i-
talked rrrt-,.lr .u' gave other rtlurltt' OF DE- o
u4.olaI Iu mind Tao l4uly SD. b. continued to-day.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. ia very heavy
oo,r storm et ID carJ this morning. II extended west
Of the Mississippi. River. and north to LAKE. superior
Hiah wind. prevail, and The snow is drifting badly
The snow a IL very heavy in rhe northern and Interior
horizons OF the etote ranging from TO u Inches ~
depfn IN. storm subsided about sunset None OF Ile
railroads report any ssTlOns detention OF tfahr re
Storm cnu.es lrut activity A iAe lumber region 'hlS
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rI-,-rpAT-0F EX-sHLRIFF WOOLEY.

Love BRANCH, n. j., Feb. 12.-The funeral
NJ Ex-snera Jordan Wooey, Of Monmouth County.
toos place this afternoon from the Fi"'es'h LI'c"p'
Cb,,,.b II 81 james TIC Masonic attendance
- .,,, ,,~,aat that has ever been witnessed
an the vicinity Representatives, were present from
The STATE senate and Assembly also shonh Aleu-
E.sAesf Brown dolcsaiions rom NE si1ie Bar 47'
Il; MOAN Iydc, T. and A. NJ, Long Branch LhcamI-
rt / o. o. T. and tnrone OF citIeA1 ihg ',' 1l.
wcr. INFERRED at MechanltsvEe WIKI -''ao"'' "oo D.
me Rev. L. u. TOmpkln5 ofhclHcd.
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NOMINATIONS


WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
p0strrrsters-Ncv York-DariH T. Hunt at IochcTtert
lo-i -lqvcr 10 Malone Ofir =. Gilbert ~ Lima fIlf
Fav Al Pot~'sIn Couurcucut-puo Hal, at Braui"ii
Maine uclsUs p. FiIHAdu. 40 Ia OF. NrWJ tr-t lp
Y Pupvnr IL NorristoVn UliuO--NIl'am Douglass, tt
Joliet. oluey Oleryan, al Auandc; zee riu d.
Cedar Eap.t- TtxGs-TYSepl li. LaIs'o1 81 Itol-.'i
VIM butler DE United states district judge for 'e
Tastlru District Penn yvsul Cad a4adci deceased
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ROSpoJT 7, y. Y, Feb l2.-JoScph H. est
l-,,t = wealthy farmer and laEyer Of Rochester.
I-.ter County wa found dead hanging IN his barn on
Tuesday evening lie some years since supposed -
hi. insane and was taken To asylum, where hc wa
npDo,ed 10 have cured. lie leaves VIE hHC srN
~ t'IreT IIc wa. "A brother 10 FrrdeI ck J.. and
J.cob WesfDrook lawyers OF TINS city. H. sixty
Dlnnf Xe9ls NJ age.
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Counirn Dropertp 60 Get.

EgARKET GARDENER. FLORIST or
VI NrR~EnTN 'N-To lease roony 1.i, stable, .'a,
u-gv fruit aud garden sui,Apt p
above 4t sale good MARKET. near - tu pa 1A
ad WITH small 1uitu can nave excellent
chance Address Post Office box l-i Elizabeth. y. j.
NEONICLAIR- Houses furnished. untur-
IA n-hed sale and rent Howe & Plrson7t Cedar-tSI.
NIOREI>TOWN. y. J.-IO LET-Ihe resi-
VA of the ate Judge Wood deceased large house
ana grounds garden stable and calrtgohDA7e eAoust
leuu-ly e auy located IN centre - iowa modern I'M
pfO.elltuts. VII lease OF short Or long term
jos. ~ BATLENTINE. Morrstown y j.
ORANGE. y. J.-HoUSes and Country seats
~ 10 let auc for SALE ~ variety also farms ana b1d
I'm. LOTS ET ACkNILL BROS, -t3 Broadway, Room g
yiO RENT. from April AT BLOOMFIELD,
( s.v.I.rs,y Ten minutes walk fIum I~R. station,
two st0ry FRAME HoI Sc containing nine 20 ms Mn a
tr mode IA Improvements. u,dduZ furnace aud range
su-ue water delivered through tie house and burglar
grounds v.'A barn. fTi! ana shade !ee
present about 20 remove 10 the cot and WI
dispose al his furniture and household goods az 10"
figure.
IUr further Information lDpy 70 -
THE0DOR. II. WARD, I college pace y l. VI
J. W. POTTER, Bloomfield, y. J.
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Hcpburn Toulsa II 10 william r rpteGrool 3 10Th.
81 POO 70 OF Aye-U, +UA5+ .. . = yeaIs at annual
rent ~ .........-...-. ...-.-.-.
livingston M4turn [, John suifln. nos Fl aud oJ
-rauhilg--t lG wears, II annual rent % ..-..-..-
Schuurt-t. Joha executor etc 90 patrick Quinn anu
Inbu carroll .tYr, ana paIJ oi cellar u so so ID
ave j. wears. at annual rtut Uf--.--.--
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RECORDED REAL L9TATE TRANSFERS
NrN YORK CITY


Grand st. Nos 20 art A.. 31.I0xCf John y Gels ard
VIE tD john Bots ..-...--..-.
sam, Dror ertr- John Bott ana VIZ. % Maria Gels
4utu.-t 49, 1873 II w 81 7tu-av- a. y''-' James
90 -lt.dI referee, 30 James .A4 " ..!d-l A. --.'4-
der ------...
2Jth-st. IS !5Isfeot -thave. l-4Ign.9; Edward
u Gale. referee. % Augusta Eb1iugh3l-ru 49,;
HidgD--L - 20 81 Of RIylnEjou--t -UAvui i-rNaIN
j. Gale. referee 70 Johann Wilhelm BinktrWo"d..-
Pearl.st, No -J7 samuel Parsons and VIE 10 george
7Jth-s r. IsS Il OF Avc-A. 2JX-7.lly574. 10 East
River AlrIo- 1llar " IIsOu - hunt, executor, ct'
Maria J. Roberts and Rosa AtwAter .-------.
prgrl.-r y 49, a3l AID 1888. ana No, So ~ ana X
10 Chff--t: j lmes Harper and Others o. Joseph "
Harper. r. by deed date1 oct =. 1'JZ, Tor
9stu--t S. rs II OF Slad son ave 151IUU ames
81 ttsk referee. u the L mon Dime savings lhau'
,fad,.o1 ave. 8 G cor 9sth--t lO0IIxe5s James VI
Fix. referee 20 tu jhc L Llon Dime savings 4"sJ'
Iexinctou.ave, g s. 1872 Il Of -3d -, lGxG2o29 VII
liam l. Ftndcy. referee, 20 the Ncw-A Ork LIE IN
surauce Company ...-.-.--- .--..-. --...-.-
I2Itl-st 80 300 II W Of lsta~%, l-vl0oll william
J. FEd.cy. r. cree, 20 the NrF-IOrE Lie Insult
Pear st. No 20. 2o4zio5.6 John n stevens ana
Madi-ou.ave. = " cor g5th.-t gI7xIO3.i: Charles n
Phelps, referee, 10 the Union Dme savings 4A'u
tutlnH .
Ic1inrtou-ive vs. 400 n Of 64d ~, 2OIS0; Bidl-
nerd referee 20 D VI Johnson .-.--.-;...-..
Blh.ava. : cor GItA-st JoXlOOIfIcguaI J"hH -
MLitehOusc. executor etc, 10 toir4' Ml'htel7 -.-
Stth.st 200 n " 2d-ayc. i5XlOZZ William
DreAseT and wife % Frederick V eiss ..------..-.
2d-av- :. 80 70 " J3d--t, -OAJJ tas4dIne HcI-
s.lafer 10 Fanny Nelson go.
J-tl r 100 of Jfh ave. -J.-- sA4Os b L =
Gwlllll referee, 10 George lol.-------
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E1F,TrD TO CONGRFSS.

SAyANNAH, Ga, Feb. 1l.-W. b. Fleming
has been elected Congress from this District 10 hi the
Mace of the Hon. Julian Harrldge, deceased There
was opposition. Inc vote WAS Nei3 7h"I'-'H 'H''
county only go.
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9th propcrtn % Ect.

TI'O LFT-Otiiccs, lofts. stores and Easements
u n..sran Ann. Fulton. john Pear. William am
Hs>au.-t,. LJLAND Is MHIlI%u.' HeeAha--.
E'O LEA~E-t n-squarc-FIr>t-cas> 25N
lUN STORE So nTuIs" three -oits ildtc sas'
FROM. f1r year. occupied Nr t.ri"vc.ry trade
SIR WE~rHRooK
ATH-ATE.. J-tn and Jtth-St-., West Side
CT-.o. e. Boz ,e Dg.t. j West iiDu,tUu-st.
&; 9nO PER YEAR for brown stone front,
- ,iBNtO good location slln- for small Eel.,'l
finn O.. T.rrf-clr- address. Box No. 80 NrVlurl cry,
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fouscs auo 5arrns rOGnteo.

CTORE WANTED.-FrOm May !, a store
- suited 10 our business DO IN te vicinity II Wall
and Frout.sts JOHN II DRAPER CO.. AucLoneeIs' IL
learLs.
NNTANTED-For the summer, possession
w Apr J. house with from 10 20 80 acres
and vegetable garden one hour from city II a.
station terms must Do very MOdci-
A.. Address SHANGHAI, Tribune Office giving particulars
and terms
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C.cnrslcus.
Az FTFVATFDRAILWAY.

NETKOPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
VI OPEN FROM 53OA. ". - ~ +. NJ.
ECTOR II.EEl-Neartst point for al street terrY
and tOnuccts with ears Tor south Ferry
COT earcst point for Jersey city, ami
Commulipdw Ferries ,,., ,
PAFE.PLAtE Nearest point Tor Post ONCE, CITY Han aui
Barclay street Ferry 10 EIoDokcn.
CHAMBERS REET-N pom; Tor Pay0nla and Erio
Railway Ferry.
FRAN KILN kEET-
NNJSrEFET- Nearest point f0r De-bros-es street Ferry
jersey CIV and connects with tor DcspO- AID
Grand street Ferries.
BLI.EC EK >TEEEI-COnHects with cars FOR East and
EIGHIu -TEEET-Nearcs, point FOR Christopher street
Ferry 20 HOboken connecting VIII! cars fJi christopher
anl East Tenth -tr-,t Ferries.
FOURTEENTH SrREET-N NEAREST point % Union square
wing and TammaIy HA!s connecting with cars ioF Last
Twenty third ana Thirty fourth street Ferries
TWIN 70 THTRD-STREFTNea r"st point 20 Boofh's, ~
lanes and Park Theiues Grand Opera House, 'tmote-
Garden. Masonic Temple, and Twenty -thiri street.
Ferry Jersey city.
IL II,rY mi fT,-TRE let Nearest point 20 standard
BrOadwsy and Fifth Avenue IheItTes A4uag.IEI and
san Francisco MEstIel- connecting with cas- Tor " 20
hawksn Ferry. . o. 49,. .,.-.-.
fer Company cabs FOR Grand Central Depot
FIFIIETH -IItEEI-. ,-...-. -,
FIFrY.LIGHTlI> IREEr-\earesE point Tor Cent? PiFA
connect NJ wiz ears of Belt Line Railroad
F5r uptown tT.us take east side stations.
For doWujoWu trains take west .tle stations.
FARE 70 CENTS. Except between tue hours OF o5O -
WM. e. GARRISON, fresident
n VAN BRO, KILN. superintendent
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GIN Hcl! Csidts tor Sale

4 -G67 5TH-AVE-Elocant medium -lzed
y d,..f ne. .urtrb block low urr.. Permits only from
' X STEVENSON IT,. FIuest. 80 kA't INST ana DOL
5tu-a'e.
4 SIP. 900 only easy terms for splendid
~. medium 54th 81 house near I"Ans uon ave s
block Y. h. STEVENSON IT,
NOR SALE ar FNCHANGE-FactOrv build
n.y. an, tfv git wear, leases three lots 54, 30,
- Nj .itlst Appy Oh pre- ri,,, 4. J. HAREI~pA.
EOR SALE-TIandSomc four-stofy brown
L stone dwelling Oh stuyycsdnt westerly ran !. osI
ain Ia rop rl-rias+r Fur permit, auG luOrAAiI ap-
Iiy 10 q. o. KESNET, I Broad" ~ foOA4 3
HARLEM Iot.-plut Of :. at reasonable price !;
1 near 5tliave rutland & WHITISG. BeeLman-st
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Countrp Heal gstais for Sale.

At TENAFLY, y. J.-FOR SALE-An Gle
y sant county scat owner n Eurate eitheI tsG ~
rhaI- veg, table garden fuy stocked HANDS me M 'lY
finished modern residence complete N every p4rb, llat
i-ge stables and outbulf 4 d"- puon spring
water axe very high surety healthy cYliuapdi. c-t'
view. Apply 10 iDWAL I'D L HAMl D1' ~ Ilht 81
.. go Nnn. Ler.eE real eataie sRecalLI.
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Countrn Real estate for Sale.


CATALOGUES FREE of FARMS located in
- stamford, Greenwich Daren and Norwak for sale BY
HUBBARD, Parsrow, stanford, Conn
FOR SALE or TRADE-l. 400 acres Mis-
Tor saoadr Flank nool Fla; PscT Or comoto stock
address sPitiNG Z R0BERTsoX, lafayette. IND
FOR SALE at SOUTH ORANGE, y. j.
ment iot blzljO good well csern small fruit. ocaon
W. :. H. Lock Box pa. Hoboken. \. J.
FOR SALE--FARM on the Raritan River, ! y
miles from Round Brook. y - acrcs Of land all In
sunirv ana kitchen surrounded trees -hrubhey aud
an' I4rge DaIn ane l.n 6 aI nv t, '"
Address ". d. BANCkER, nos. 80 and a Chambersst,
FOR SALE-At Guilford Conn, the resi-
dencc ~ the late Mrs. r. W Chtnt,n Win go lee,
T KIM on S tf, 81 yon ,ytth ave od shade frees
and beautiful avn vegetable garden and it oTclaIa .he
most approved sauhca'ing apparatus bathroom f.eS,rS
.svsnf oupfcrs snacions nails on MT ana second floors
large parlot library dining room hnnr pan
tries &c The stables containing room to arge nn1rr 81
horses and separate stables Qr cows Sag 2e scuaTate
rom stables cG hq.e -h.ds ana oRer m @ r
rcuarS INQUIRE Jude" r. IANDON, GWfOTd, Conn, OF
Mr.. H. p.CoNE, stockbndge Mass -
GOOD productive j6-acre Farm. minutes
~ railroad station. with large plain house and harms
only 5000 dirt cheap HUBBAhD, ParA row. stamford
HOUSE for SALE at East Orange, y J..
Baltimore heater water IN kitchen vel grounds D. 0y -S
10 N e. VILLAGE az station or to II. POkrEE, 30 PARK
place, =. -
TgAPRYTOWN- TRANSIT-Some of
finest country seats on tho Hudson River Tor sale or
For particulars auD~ n person by letter 10 PCRDN
BEOWEK, 100 Mdn--t, Ialrgtowu.
tnn VIRGINIA FARMS
-ttDF FOR SALE A. = per and upwards situated
v min Clr dyrof Richmond. LAND shown I'D our own
g-rgrl charge Buyers introduced 20 sellers ana
aIoyc1 deal directly with them send for orr htA Z
I0T ENAT. containing t'-1r1t uus o.. laIu- ana
other important acts before Locating elsewhere sent Tree
''''' -' CiiAFFIN. STAPLES & CO., Richmond. Va.
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Cost an0 fcun0.

O-T-Bnk- book ! / 2s3, UnIon.Dlmo Saw
ags Bank FudeT viii please return 10 bank, bIoadway
Ct4-ave. and 3-i-sf.
OST-Dank- book No. 90, 1913, of the Ger
man savings Bank in the city NeNYork The finder
D. r,es TO return the bank Il not restored before
IN diy ~ March lcv, apilcaoh VIII Oe ha1s 10 'Ao
Tan. {. q book.
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4 CHEAP HOME.-FOr sale, good, we'll
y built frame house ani oL The LOT s43E.to leet Ia
house stories and contains rooms M tue rear ~
the h0us. a sfua building suitable for carpenter eAoP
or furniture maker The house % staten IslAna y >
mi abuut walk from Cou Landing Ihe PROV
ery bought S. 400 part q the prcI ase money
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Broohlpu Real gstats for 6als.

EOR SALE or TO LET v 18th immediate pos
Il session.
- Remsen. 81 three. story building.
- Hicks 81. three story twrllLc
- Willow II. three-storv dWelIhe.
hhILDON 1. FNMu. 81 C.AIA Il BIJOA.In.
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prcnRnED MORTGNGEs.

Baron Susan VI % stephen Naudervcerns ll+th 20
Of @j.lvr, 3 years @'''''
Dunn ma c 2Ho %fe I. 70 y yelr '''"e 1000
Fox sdTaa 10 5g H ~ s e r yc1 ''O 10000
Ff'e'H ,1 Anna " l. t 40 1~lrs 700
hage Es s aye ana Te. T'e " 'n no' $500
Hs9 mtg; E iva na Tiis % year. As ITO
Ha9r emgI snG " VI ia ''S ears 1850
and vifr 10 John carey. IT, ana Dt4ei'
lr ystSe etc cor A'Ail oIs '4 ~ 5000
May Ts .ffo- 1nI o y lot 20 1900
Mchae'- Conrad 10 John o Wnt-hou,e. executor, 900
etc gh.aye ana 6Ith -, year ------.- C'gg,,
same 10 same G7th u 9thdve yvaf..-.. o'VV
AoT5g 81 AK ana % ydsr. 10 Imam 5000
Nr-'n tsnny 40 i2,I-5ine IO5oo
euidan John 10 Matlrin Livingston, Nos Il and - .
FIauklin-st, ytar--.-..-- -O'o''
Wagner Adam and wife and 9th 10 Wrriheluct 49,,
y cor Delaney and Orchar1-fs . years .--... -"V
Weld charles and " ie To John Ross, cor 0tha'e 900
ami l-itl-st. months -..- 80. -...t ~. 4V''''
"m', 9 a,,i.e al "T m" ~ Ii," - 1000
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
broadway savings Institution 10 Martha D Hoag 49, ~,
Campbell sarah VI 10 sarah A GooG'r4! .----...-. ,
Ncrrah, IhoUasJ 20 Christopher LUSH -----.-- tIot
SAMPSON alden & sons 10 Edward sampson and ,
others executors, etc 4o'''N
WsisrIury Lawrence others, trustees, etc ~ oo
tajhar1ue Edwards and another --.---..-''''' '''
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CetGures anu flrellnQs.

4 MEXICAN INSTITUTE ANNUAL ELEC-
n IION or uiace- u the Isr viii be neld
on T P-DA 18Th Of February, l-s9 AZ Is IN
the cooper Building. The pols III open ~ o'clock NJ.
and ciu-e af = O'Clock D. y q. ELI President
& NICK LEO-EI. Recording Secrr,1Iv.
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Balls

4 RION MASQUERADE BALL.
~ GILaOEEs GARDEN, tEBkt Any ~ $50
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Lady,, o. extra
laiv- ticket - may Dr. had az
Machaeis IlndenIann. corner Wall ana Broad r..
Esspumayer - lIberty: r j kaldrnbcTgt rs FULTON
and Astnr House, Palm 3 f"'htelrr 4l3 BloadNay
and 22i 9Th ave- EuI Ie.ler mon club. 5ih-aye AMI
u a.. wilhelm q oIatf, l.!02 Bruadway >panSs
l.rR 4 PootCusF. Ehtct East 3Iistf
~ IN the members aid at the Ar0h Hail. 10 AID q -
= Pss.r.geiy no tickets sold az the door
VUILDREN'S CARNIVAL and BALL.
y Under the usual management.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
MONDAY. FEBRUARY y. Io79.
inadofasEAsIDE HOME FOR cHILDhEN.
Boxes aud tickets sale at POND- aud the WIND
sOE and FIFTH AVENUE HOTELS.
The Carnival will open O'Clock 10 Doe followed by The
BAL AZ 10.
GERMAN IIEDERKRAN/.
" 26IH ANN Al
MAS9I tFAnE BhLL
THURSDAY, February j, len
tiost rlu ly bad frupl the follow INA guEtloutu
sig kautmanu, 80 Nassau 81 $500.
WiudmurllrT GcrIp say Bank cor 4thatC aud An 81
Flun niger No. % PARK place
Herman thl, New Yorker staais Lsltuns
f,hn YUn claim. 30. So Chambers-sL
Louis A. Grass NO. l36 ChamOersst.
louis kae No. Jos Grand
IL c. F. Koch corner goth 81 and dtl.ave
{ + +. HOhelthal, corner 5.dst aAd 81 ave.
Boxes and Tickets Schmidt furlu. No 81 Broad %
aud Ham stSlnr ~, IL Lat litA 81
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REAL ESTATE.

Nrv-YoRK. Ve.n. lay. T,1. =, 1870
The following sales We're aeld al the TX
change -a--room to-"ay
% IJl.s lfsti.r
! 3-storv brown stone cling with Iot. 70 go Lex
inet.u ave W - 4o.j q p u Jiu.st lo. 1-n'
i'y TrinI' " Tfi40.
JstOrv brio tenement with IO- 40 800 w est Nth
-t. s. loo r. uof 10Th ave, iot -j-lu0j FdIm'rs' ~
Loan ana Trust co --...-.----.- LOU
BIZ Rtst1rd B. Hs~i.''
3-stlrv frame dwelling "lth ot. 70 East 4lihst
i7. =, i,.' .'''''' ''' .' 500
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alarb!e ano Slate fldnteIs.

SLATE. MARBLE and WOOD MANTELs Il
y great variety. 1. L. STEWART - CO. 70 West 2Jd
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Goal ano Wooo,

EMPIRE Wood and Coal Depot, 100. 1j2
L. 10. last 25thst pr,,s reduced. WI. l. WILLIAMS
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Drp Goeos

GREAT SALE Of Blankets and Lap-R0bes
" JlJ LrOadvIv $40 Broadway. so Broadway.
Everything iu the line.
No reasonable Offers refused
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-11-13

lar OF the fortune I considered hers. 1
have never found her, Margaret. The
child will never know her work, but l
am not afraid to meet her, for l have
kept my pledge
Harold!'-it was almost whisper,
but something in the tone made his
heart give wild, joyus leap "have
known you all this time, and you have
just found me out? 1t was this, Harold,
which separated US l dared not give
my life to man whom I had first
known as a gambler. | supposed you
still played, and thought to see again
the expression on your face [ had seen
that night would kill me. Tell me, is it
true? Have you never touched a card
since?"
Never !" he answered sol. NM
And it is to you [ owe tit all Iue.
Pearl-little Pearl, can you not trust
the man who has been so long faithful
to the child to be still faithful to the
woman. My own, you will not Doom
the life that you have saved"
But at this juncture, Mrs. Somers
opening the door, beats a precipitate re-
treat. Harold's statue has warmed
into life, and pressing the lovely lips to
his, he thanks God that it is his breath
which has awakened it.