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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27

IT Is probable that the famous comet ol
1913 will make It's appearance again some
time this year. In llOC, 1t was visible and
clowed with light equal to. that OF the sun
In 1854 II was said 10 have eclipscd the moon
In 1889 II filed with terror ull the ignorant
people of tie world, aud in 1913 1t made the
M;,lerites believe that the world was coming
10 An end sure. If it should return this
wear, Elder White, Of Battle creek, Miehi'
oap will no doubt don his ascension robes
preparatory to going of in n blaze of glory
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27
Striking Summers.

Troy, n. Y, March 26.-The striking
spinncrs of Harmony mills, Cahoe., we're
paid of to-day, the company retaining two
weeks earnings of each men under an agree
ment requiring two weeks notice OF quitting
work. The right to retain the money will
be tested in the courts. The strikers have
been ordered to vacate the company's houses,
ard bnve been refused meals at the COM
PAWS clearinghouse.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27

Is THE Comptroller TO get up u supple
mental ropor: to order, in obedience to The
Governors demand for an explicit showing
or simply an itclnizcd account of expenses
The people would like TO see the ITEMS lho
drst report is boomerang, instead OF
boom, and we don't 500 how statement OF
The items Of expense tan help 1T.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27
A CORRESPONDENT who signs himself "B, >

A CORRESPONDENT who signs himself "B,
In n long letter to the Galveston News
makes comparison between the administfo-
tions of Governors Hubbard and Roberts,
and the plain showing he makes is awful on
Governor Roberts. If it could be read by
every man in Texas, not one with intelli'
gence and free from bias would be willing to
SEQ Governor Roberts again Governor. The
last sentence we will quote; 1.-THE accumula'
ton of money by the State administration
at the expense of the lives and pro-
perty of the frontier citizens, and the inn
pairment of the available school fund
for the education of the youth of the State
is economy OF that character which may well
demand inquiry, comparison and analysis"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27
A Murderer 10 be Hanged

Montgomery. March 20 The Supreme
court of Alabama to-day rendered an opin-
ion IN the case of the appeal of Gus. Wynn,
for murder, ind ordered that he be executed
on Anril 90
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27
penth Of Judge q. w. Minis.

Hannibal, Mo-, March 2e.-Judge Charles
w. Mills, widely-known and highly-re-
spected citizen, died early this morning Of
consumption. Burial tomorrow.
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HPECIAL NNTICTs.

Ei-lhe regular annual meplnR oilhu lorA-
holders Of lhe Dallas llrpl llluIe aud Hallllnp
Association win BIZ he'd at the open''honse'
on Mundpy, lho .Oth dpy of Starch, lrtO'
= u, BAHNi, s'c'y ana lrena'
Dallas Ro6l state ud hullilus Association
March N, 1870
hJI,aMRs, 4, O, WOODY, Fashionable Hair
w Dresser, Docs the hne.i hNir work ol
any ono IN the city. shc nak'a prnlds, rulle,
Curs, fi1aos, wigs, Invisible tont pieces,
watch guards, hair ifWclB Of al kindt, La'
dies VIII save money ~ giving her u orll, ~
No. lOlu Elm street, trutl side,
Ugg.s PElisOSH uk Notwithstanding
A'S%~'B oot6 or Shoes, Fiht'Cl CITY Made
for Cents, Lades', Mlssos and Children, VIII
do wen to call NJ COS Main streeli always on
hand line aasortmonti nlso made to order At
oueoas desired PIlces Low, Work warranted
Old BoOlsond hhoeB Repaired,
HARVEY PAGE,
frb7if Manufacturer,
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Force Increased.

San Franci.co, March 26.--The Board
Of Supervisors have passed an order in
creasing the police force over the Mayors
reto.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-27

The furniture and flxtur es OF the We
European Hotel, Fort Worth, Lex
largest trade, and Is the best pavins
the Fort. Reason for selling, siess
Worth, Texas, or inquire Of Q. D. h0
Filter, Elm street, Dallas, Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
FROSTY DAYS AT LONG BRANCH

LoNG BRANCH, Aug. 1.-THE weather con-
tnucs ID De nue. cooler than l. desirable at the sum
uer resort The thermometer stood at $50 carly tnis
morning and it barely touched Gl' at midday. L Is re
ported that there heavy fr0sts the low lands In
the ueigaboI hoot o. Deal che past two mornings.
There were no entertainments last night, nor will
there be tonight The guests hove remained at their
respective hotels, and amused themselves by dancing
prOInonanIug, etc.
H NJ. 5. Pnaforc." at the Ocean Hotel, and Humph-
Iey couc,r, the Hotel Brighton are announced for
tomorrow evening
= plan on parts at the Riverside Hotel made amuse.
ment for The guests Of ina. house last evening.
The Hon " -. slyder Of Newark, Is AZ the Hotel
BRIGHTON; General a. Hcsh.e,, L. : A., rs AZ The Ocean
Ho!e Lawrence English OF Troy n. Y, is ~ the Man
SION House X. H. Hendrckson, OF NewYotk, ~ AZ the
United states and R1seneiel. oil Baltimore is at the
West Il.
Arc.cgy practice Is a fayorte amusement with Iany
ladies OF thc Ocean Hotel within past two weeks
the following scores have been made by them Mrs DIT.
E4ston 80 OF pos ibie 80, distance, 300 yards
Miss Il ian STRAIT 50 out OF possible 30 distance, 200
yards Bowling IL also fayore rastime. Mrs L. F..
Byrue has the best record AZ tine bowling alley,
VIZ. 2iG out Of possible 800.
Au,ong the recent arrivals are the following:
Ocem Hoiei-J. p; Dromeh and family. Nashville.
Tenn DTrsey and VIE ,ne g. hoIe' zee, anG VIII
wife. p. Dwyer. Louisville, XVI E. L. Mullm II. Dan
I%@ ~ DR. 81" Mficalf w. Wiie A. ose Mrs j. A.
Roe VI :. Hutchinson and wife. New-Y0rk.
vest End HOte'-Gcneral II. Iii-ler, U. s. A.; ". s.
Lash, r. Albany: WIN. l.. Downing. Utica Mrs.. j. NJ.
stewart, j. g. Lane ana wife, Chicago; Miss a. McC
Lane, Troy Isaac Reynolds, Cleveland, ono; Max
Gulctnger. Cincinnati: NJ J. strinberg and wife, 81.
LOUIS A. ID ,erH niger. Mrs. A. Il. siclnecl, Miss ID
McClaIc wm Ruyn and vile, the Hol. W. l.. Rogers, q,
Kcmblc. N.w-YOrk.
Uniied states Hotel-W. kaufman. Charlotte. n. C..
H. ". Arr0wsmitn, Freehold. n j., A. Bhtn, W. Scy
mour william Hall ard family, X. Durham and wife.
Philadelphia r. g. Hondrckron. q. NJ Edwards. II. j.
Jennings W. \. Wnitock, j. BucIOz, W. Buht X. Pat
ton. Hon. ". l. cilc, New York
Mansi0n HOnse-B. c. Gucrin, Morrstowp. n: j.; L.
Il Eng ISL Toy Mrs. a. II. Davis, EtstOn Mrs. n
SoucAard Peekskiil Mrs. j. > CLARK. 3. Clark. Mrs.
Vorhces. G. Wntenack. New brunswick; q. Ross, J..
Lowenthal, NewYOrk.
IIoiciand Hotcl-J. L. Thomas. Miss Thomas, Mis-.
Evans, Ba timore T. II. StOkey. J. NJ. Stokey, W. s.
Thomas, James :. Thomas PnIladeipnia q. NJ. 5per.
Julia Speir, York,
Hotel Brighfos-Mrs. Moses Miss NJ Smith. Patter-
son, N j. W. Hsgnet, W. Il. MOsey. 4. toulke New
NOIk.
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DEClSIONS-AUG. II.

Supreme Court kGnbers-Bv Judge Beach
Morgan JeremahThe objections must 10 sustained
baiets opinion at General Term. In the
Richardson Platt Pla t-OrdeTs granted.
agL Wles et al GRANTED Morton agt Morton. Motion
denied. Ho.gate. granted SO
kiss with SO costs 10 abide the Cop
pcrs Trustees OF ST Palrcks Cathel
August Il vacated with $40 aad tho
service this order given applicant file the
required law. Bold act Bold. This motion b,
upon coming IN OF the referees report Ashley
de otion denied Diez ng Dicz- Referred 10 John A.
take Ooi aue with hts opinion
kins AIT. Jenkns. Order granted. Grnnen BOVINE.
~ JUDGE Van Vorst Bartlett hgr. Musiner
Motion denied.
Judge DOnohue.-In the matter OF MaIke-Motion de
ncd. Thompson agt M1t,le iand 500 meuoranduu Gann
Mctunu.-Order granted. tgt. REYNOLDS Denied.
matter Mauzer; the of Farrington; Hal
sey Hasey.-Grauted.
special 1erHi-By Judge Van NOrst-Ihe People ex rel
the nOar1 Of Commissioners Pubic
Parks q cases. Wrts Of ceroran pushed PangDurn AIT
Miles. executor etc.-Case aud amendment settled.
Judge DOnOhue-fO-ttr. executor etc. agt kostor
Supeg1Or COHTt-SpeciGi Term BY judge Russell
Hupie aEL oauer ct al tI't sBl,u- Int AT stock
r. Undertaking approved IN the materOf the petition on
Brady ,eHied by thiei
ia ia accordance within b.
en- eed the petition the opinion cleo by urus e.
J rho People * M00h Art JacOh-.-Order granted
Bedlon a. Ast Leyy etc-Decree confirming re
port signed
naI1ne Court Chambers - Bv judge Slnnott-
Decisuns fled frldman sgL Walker colcgcn agl. Fink
-Motuns granted. fiecK agt Gurn,ey Gley agt SttL-
OrOers granted Buld IhurDer-MOtun denied Bruce
agt Meyvr-Dicisons Med
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
POOL SELLERS IN TROUBLE.

At the Tombs Police Court Monday, before JUS
tce Smith, the examination in regard to the COM
plant OF Inspector Byrnes against the booksellers re-
Gently arrested by his officers for selling pools
Brighton Beach races. came on for hearing. The per-
sons arrested George Scott, of No. 234 Broad
way; Solomon Lchtenstein. of No. 10 West Twenty
eighth-st.; Henry Hansen. OF No 10 West Twenty =
eghth-st Edward Smith. of No. 10 West Twenty
egh h-st James Reynolds. of No. II Barclay-st
William Egbert OF No. Barclayst.; and Isaac g.
Cook, of No. 112 Barclay-st. The evidence taken
was in regard to Edwin Smith and James Reynolds
as test cases. and their counsel cOntenGed that the
evidence insufficient To establish case against
them. The counsel made motion to dismiss tho
complaint and tho Justice reserved his decision
until FRIDAY. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
A GREAT DAY AT OCEAN GROVE.

OCEAN GROVE, n. j., Aug. 17.-Ihis was
the greatest day Ocean Grove has ever known Last
NIGHT the hotels and cottages were IN H. and the h"hdieo
OF more tents erected during the night brought pre-
niua with their rent this morning IL was
the frat CONTINUOUS day service OF the hnnua'
csnp-meoiing, and al seemed to give earnest
attention 10 tho mctings. Conservation services from
TO In the morning began the days worship. and not
itlstanding the early hour AMI the chilly air. over 300
peraona were present. At $50 O'clock Dr. and Mrs
Palmer conducted thoir Holiness Meeting the Young
Peopc's Meeting being hold IN their new tcinpe nj
o'clock An immense as1eInbl1ge listened to BisH"p
IIarsi,s sermon In the auditorium az 1880 The bnHd'
ing seats 600 people, hut the platform and asles we're
n1csed. and the number present pr"baDy rcdcie"
5000. - ,.t.t.
was largely attended. AZ 3 q. IN. the Rev george
Hughes delivered 10 the meeting IN The andl
tornm AZ G:3O y. m. the y. i. VI. Adams coiduct''
Inc twilight meeting in the T3bcrrace. 90 gieta
on OF grent listened sermon delivered Dy the
Rev. J. NJ King ~ IA" aud to:ium ~ j. M
OCEAN GROVE, Aug. 17-Fully 10000 peo-
pie were gathered IN the co hned limits OF the camp
m .ctng grounds last evening. most OF whom
were attracted by the annual camp meet
ING which began Monday, and viii be continued until
thc o6th instant A. the penny coll elton Sunday, 80
the meeting the MOmuu's Foreign Missl"hhry 20
ciey foIly thousand cent nicke were collected 10 au
n IN
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LosEpH COOK Ar CHAUTAUQUA.

CuAUrAUQUA, y. Y, Aug. 1.-THE twelfth
early lecture TINS morning was 10y Dr. j. g. Townsend
on Tne Story of Human Pal .opiy Mt Joseph COOK
del vered lee .ure on Three De,pscd Faces" lie de-
nounced the people and rumcni as failing TO secure
he rights OF IA. negro in theS utG wr0ngng he Indian
and osrac sing the Chlnaman. The speaker produce
dramatic effect by taking On az tic jubilee singers oy
The hand aad calling the audience 10 .e ana pepgc
secured They did aud aId. tue Chadt tGlW salutc
AT the Sunda y-school Ceut.ii 49, sery ces d. vincent
and other reported the ac Of tie RIkce tcncuna
i'm London. Al tho schools bayc been III session huu
special services have been Ec L. To-m"T0w there I"
bs concert by the Jub lee and rcaclng OF tlc
Uulrd 81 ties census Of 1850 The meeting VIII close ON
THURSDAY with grand finale OF music, professions, iHu
Munitions ana works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18

WASHINGTON, Aug. LITTLE Di>pafch =.
rived at ChlriestoTn, Mass. last evening
Tn Powhatan left Beaufort. 9 e.. Tor HewYs,,,, 49,
terday afternoon.
The following officers have Deen detached fran d
torpedo instruction aad placed on weiting ord,
Commanders Y. h Phyihian, john G. Waiso.. Was..
Whitehead T. C. Norman. Smith ~ Nichols, ana IL,
rn Miller; acknowledgements Thomas NJ,
I,rufpnanis Samuel =. CorDley. William II r.
Charles H. STOCKTON, A. -. WycacG and " 81.
Wright; Masicrs, Francis J.. Green ana o. " Ia.es
Euslgus TsnoycA - Vs. Vs-deg and Lucien Flyao ''tli
The following officers b3ve been detached froaa .
pedO instruction aud assigned TO various other
follows: COMMANDED PBilip II. Cooper. contirr. "
the special dnfy ~ by b Brresr ~ W
Commander o. 4. Bachcllcr - assuuIe sp cal
duty al Boston; Com Daudrf Frederick j., arson r.
at the Navy Yard League Island Penn. Lieuie," ~
T.. ). Houston 10 the Navy Yard, washing on, if l..
structiOn III ordnance. :"
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YUE UONGNhNT ATSARlTOGA
A MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES YrsrfRDAY-A RtSo-
LUTON TO GO AHEAD AT ONCF.

A MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES YEsrfRDAY-A htSO-
LUTON TO GO AHEAD AT oNCr.
SARATOGA, Aug. 1.-The eighth annual
meeting o. the Frs Board OF Trustees Of me S'ratOSa
Monumert Association took place in the large paror 0i
the United States Hotel at I'D Il. H. To-day. Horatio
SEYMOUR president # the Board, occupied The chair
The members present were: D. a. BuiIard Colonel d.
r. Riclc, General L. I. BulaId. i. C. For" and Dr
Charles H. Payne Letters from Vlc-Picsidcnts Marvin
and d. rystcr the Hon. William J. Bacon the Hon.
John H. starin. AlgrrIon s. sullivan Giles g. Slocnm
General s. d. X 'ik, 3. ". 1mocNnorop, i. r. Nudge,
Leroy MowIy. Major Douglass Campbell and others
rceretdng the Iuubiiity 10 b. present, were read
Charles N. Bliss, secretary Of The Bennington Aonu
ment Association, addressed the associaton lie SAID
there il an increasing interest Congress on the subject
OF rearing monumcnls TO commemorate events OF Lu-
dre, years ago when the subject OF on appropriation
for tue YORKTOWN monument came upi That body the
otl o.ction was the precedent which would be estab-
listed and which would compel Congress 20 build monu-
mens Oh every BATH Id OF the Revolution. He reeod
briefly the opinions OF dir rent Senators and Repre-
srutati,es In regard 20 the mlttcr monuments ana
the proposed Saratoga, and closed with expire SIS
in the hope that legislation would DO hal IN and OF oca
Nj seymour followed IN Il characteristic address on
The subject uenfs He sd that the population
of Nct-Yolk is made up Oi contributions from many
nafonaitIcs. winnie New England j. more homogeneous
end s,qUeutiy has traditions whlcu II rcNclthcru
Tnc people nave ben th'rougmy cd"c ca 10 Know
ed w o. deeds Of their ancestors. GOV ruO Seymour
sal Is matter OF regret to him 10 The way IN
which Congress apprOprlatcs money tie knew on
pnstoicc certain city when cnuid nave pee pun
Tor $50 OOO yet which VIII cos S3OOoOO Pubic bul.d
ipg- IN Oher cues nsunIng immense SUMS OF
moncy cxtrayagantly. He did not mean to intimate
maj money mad ben un AIRY expended (;
the workneu had done ali they had been chpOyed
to ito, but the money had been expended IN
architectural niceies, such eanercd edges IN me
sfone- work, ornamrniaii0n. etc. Indeed lie added III
conclusion. the mere ornal"htlOa IltS are bow pu1
ting on puDlc bail lings. which d!su-n rather tban
adorns great exceeds III COST cacd year r * chae al
erecting SUITABLE monument wnen Sotli MARI Toe spots
OF great event, history aud tie gray OF men
who sacriied lives in oh aiming the iud pon.ence
oi our country.
Tnc Association en- passed resolution adopting
Arcncc Mnrkha ~ design for tue monument.
The work construction VIII proceed al once under
tue $4,000 Appropriation Nv TIE lt-siatuio. M
Marknam's plans permit th5 but Il WIN need Other ana
larger apprOpriallun- before ITS completion.
Following are ne i1cci6 ~ thc Association; PTes-
dent. HorauO Seymour; Nlce-fiesldents. james M
tay ". l.. stone. New-Iuik; treasurer, Danlcl a.
Knlurd. ncnuN lerYillN, n. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18

second choice ut SloO G. l.. Lorlard'a 6ly Queens
Own uOs third, at S75 rayloi's colt Pa.rcian u0sl
$50. ST. James's gelding Shadow Dance lO1, $40 Inc
start was prompt and eoT Queens o ,So w S1"k
winning easily In the slow time Of l:oS% Dahn ran
second throughout, Evans keeping her undcrh uouor
pull MP TO 'hc las. quarter and IN fact seeming 10 r
ri the lite out OF hei for In the homestrech sIe couu
not catch Queens Own. al hough inc at'ef VIZ =,
slowly. Diana narrowly escaped peng beaten on " IN
mODis also only getting second pace ny u mn
Queens Own 10y three lengths Ffsnch poor llch''a
paid >3l. 80,
q. i. Lorlard's FLY Anne Augusta a years lol
selling allowances Only two others started, Taylor
lilly Gossip q wears, 66 Pounds ana Mui icy : my
Resale Is years, 81 poundsl; Inimch Rensta,! rr
n mile with older horses hut she did ruu ard success
fully too AuuIe Augusta led for over reeqnaIicf "i
q miln and then Gossip rushed 10 the irout ana Voc
oud, aud Rosae poor third. Mutual pool uckeis pa"
SiGOj.
In the stecrlechase seven took part Eugenans mare
Katie r. aeed. l49 pounds beng the iavOfie al 9-oo
with Ddeys geolng POmcrOY o. lf6l, second CHOICE at
1925. The other starters Cattanach's mare Btha
g. 147) aid horse Spartan g, 1881, bringing SlOo
gcding Dandy aged 1861 and Lit eleld's fly Rosa
plie a. 1901 in the field FOR $50. The seven ran once
DISPLAY which pleased the peopie Dniuy
led during all this part o. the race. with spartan
second and Bertha t.lrd, Katie l.. and Poneros wing
back and running n waiting Pomcfoy - WAITING
yet for ne fell before reaching the wateriunp inc
second time, but without injnTing his rider KY5hpmir
also Tell. ana aitcrward Spartan deprived Ddhub
pair first ana second Tor time, but rp run HicI
and fell behind. leaving Bertha to DO the WORK Is
she did bravcly KATE +. mad remained 600 lar PACK
and could not catch Rcr ha rad lhe ialtef Won pl
dog N lengths III 4:10l2 Kate +. second ana Danny
poor third Mutual pool tickets pad S22 ,.,
The racing VIII confined Thursday, when the chie
fines Breeders stakes for twO-year ODDS tho IL
boron naudicap and hurdle race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
THE COURTS.
CLERKS LEGALLY DISCHARGED.

The Park commissioners IN 1876 discharged
four of their clerks and distributed the WORK among the
other clerks The reason assigned by the commits
soners was that the appropriations made by the Board
OF Estimate and Apportionment for the year 1876
not sufficient TO permit them to keep the came number
before, and that their only to
cut down the force The fonr clerks, by name Isaac
Evans, George ii. Harrison. Joseph f. Bolton ana VIII
iam F. Beames obtained wrts of certorar To have the
action OF the commissioners reviewed al Supreme Court,
special term. The clerks claimed that under the city
charter they had right to notice, and 10 Opportu
nifty be heard before they discharged Justice
Van Worst In decision gwen Yesterday decides against
tue petitioners. He holds that the OF 1873 Civ
n right OF NOTICE and hoasin2 applies
the OF subOrGnaes are discharged for
reasons personal TO themseves, or TO make room for
Oiner appOlntecs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
SEEKING REDRESS RON TURKEY.

BOsToN, Mass, Aug. 17.-On receiving on
the 9tn inst Official intelligence of the murder OF the
Rev. W. Parsons Turkish territory, ana he arrest
of three OF lis murderers, Foreign Secretary OF the
American Board Of Missions Laid the before
Secretary Evarts ana urged energetic tue part
Uni,ed States. The secretary replies that such
action already progress. ana viii have ais earnest
attention. The Acting Unlied STATES Minister at Con
etautnople has been Instructed by the State Department
Ia forward az Practicable full aud detailed
statement OF the circumstances attending the MURDER
AID 10 impress upon the Government OF the sultan the
necessity OF taxing PROMPT aud energetic pc 10 bring
the muIdereis 10 trial and punishment.
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A BURGLARS LAST ATT4CR.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. III. {. Walker. 4
son OF Dr. Walker, Of This city. snot and killed TIA
notorious Bill" Rodfcr IN Dr. WaikoI's house anon,
O'Clock ia morning. Mr.. W.lk.r vas aw3keaedb by
morse in the house, and dscoyefod that one va.
under the bed where her husband slept. She quietly
informed her son, who was sleeping IA adjoining
room Rodifer Gndng hims u discovered. attempted IA
make his cscaue and fired hi- pstOl 40 d. Walker BAT
missed bis mark A. tIe hurg9r backing cut Of ths
room covering the doc or wih pi-to AVID Klfc young
Walker cane 70 the rCs'ue before Rodter al rsacAei
recently Dardonod out OF the - ntentiIry.
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EEcoRDED REAL ESTATE rEANsTEa4

Norfolk.st W G. 200 II 81 Nor;h-st 2Jxl00; Dan.
IN = -. SO ~ Of 3d-avc 20y 1909 sarah r
McCo0l and husband 10 MOTIs Rosenberg and
lG9,.sf p rs Il g Of Was hiuGtOn.aye. 2JXlpy Jas
q 81 l. and wife TO pam DulfY. ...-.....-
same property. Patrick Duty TO Frede-ick johnson
and Hife -
Fitcl,.st s. I2j II W az WasiIu .t0nave 7jNl,S;
Charles Ferris. executor etc, 20 Moses "reel....
Same property Joseph II Vase Il al 70 same
6th.aye II " cor 3~th.st 229x6U John b. Der 20 Eu'
genla Wander Emde .---... -. go. ...,.'-,-;-.-;.
59d.s s. 225 fl oi @ have, l6.9AlOUJ; JOhh Ia
Der to Eugenia Wander Emde go ....-.-..
Goth st. Ibl II W OF !st-lVe. 2iNlooo MARY
Dohrrty 70 Thomas ORel Y.--.-...., ---...-. 80.
Same uroDeriY James D0hertF t. Thomas y,Htlay
l2l-tst s Us tt c Of 3d-aye - Ok 10 tui Nnhan
c Trauhagen. referee, 10 Lydia \ aid on .-...
S3d.,t =. 300 ID II OF dave, -3-JAlU-.%i JUNE
Pattersby ct al 20 Matthew Frame ..-..-.- ..---;
b3d.sf as 30 II # Gth ave, zJXiO'5; samuel
Love and ~ W 10 John II WATSON. ..---...---.--..
IOthavew " = 90, q n OF 6Gtn-st 2OX5O: wheeler II
Peckham 10 Van II Higgins .-.-.-.......-- ..-....
lOthave " s. 400 II II Of 6Oth II, 4OXS 3 Joseph Ma
TIERS r. to Van II liigeias-.- -.----.
1lthave. cor Of o6th--t. 21.2X5tJ lrteVu az
Josephine 4 Burr and another 20 William Olck
same prope ~ John OsbJr 10 same -..---,
Same y, Ouerty. William Dick and wife 10 Emanuel
Waiter. - ~
59th.~t u :, IFS II OF 9thaye, jOxlOL3 Thomas .
Treacy wife TO Eze lei j DOnncu --..--,-..: .
lI5th.st, 10 n V OF AVe-A. 25NlOpiOi oinlth
Jennings and wife 10 Henry Mag lire.
47th ST - 3sj 70 OF Jfhaye. znxIOJ.3; L & tronn
referee Robert GOelef 81 al :....:...:..
47th.st s. 800 II e OF 9Th ave- 2OXlOJ.5i L Cronin,
referceO Robert GOelet ct al--....--..-.--.---.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-18
Army ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-By direction OF a,
Secretary OF War, Major W. II. Johnston, Payma.,,.
United States Army. has heen ieyed from duty In n.
Department of the Missouri IN giiI report for d,,v
the Commanding General OK the Department OF o.,
fOTna.
AssistautSurgron r. N. ORev. United Stat.
Army Las been relieved from duty IN tbr DeD.rfa..,
of the South and upOn the expiration ~ IFS ,fese,
leave absence VIII report by letter TO the surees
General OF the Army.