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ENGLISH MARK ETS.

STOCKS LIGHTER, BUT PRICES RELATIVELY IN
CHANGED.
LONDON, March 30.-The Mark Lane Express
saws: The weather has been favorable and the
crop prospects are better than for years past.
ONLY few weeks more of such weather will
secure rich development of all agricultural
products. Favorable weather has also produced
a marked improvement in the conduct of Eng
lish wheat brought to market, bnt nothing
could improve the quality which in most cases
is wretched. Deliveries have been meagre and
the total seasons crop offered to date is 300 000
600 quarters less than the corresponding period
last year. Holders are very firm and the ad-
vance of a shilling is recorded at several i'm
portant country markets. The improvement,
however, has not been felt at the market where
the quantity of sound native wheat offering is
so small that the attention of millers is di-
rected almost exclusively to foreign.
In the face of rapidly diminishing stocks and
unusually light arrivals decidedly improved
consumptive demand has been experienced for
varieties of foreign wheat but only at former
prices, any inclination on the part of headers to
raise these pretentions having been resisted by
buyers. TIE operations of millers at the be-
ginning of the week Iwere on a somewhat ex-
tensive scale, probably due to the fact that
with arrivals of the Easter holidays, two
market days would be lost and so, while carry
ing out their reserved policy of hand-to-mouth
purchasers, freer buying for time become
necessary. With regard to the future the posi-
tion remains unchanged. America clings to
her reserves in spite of the lower tendency
of prices in New York and little encourage
menu from this side, but it must be admitted
it is not improbable she may be rewarded e re
long with some measure of success.
noteworthy feature of last weeks imports
was the large proportion in which arrivals
FROM Germany figured out. Out of the total
supply of 1861 quarters, q, 100 quarters
were from German ports, a fact of considerable
significance as indicating the willingness of
nations who have wheat to spare and are not au
fait at the formation of rings to send their
produce to London at present rates.
nil, and quotations consequently nominal. There
is little near at hand, and the tendency of
prices continue upwards, but buyers are ex-
tremely chary of buying for future shipments
as present prices are far too high to warrant
such operations with the American large crops
in the back ground. Oats improved six pence
to a shilling per quarter, supplies bring IN
usually light, and in the present scarcity of
maize any reduction in the value of feeding
stuffs is unlikely.
| Sales of English wheat the past week q, 1877
quarters at Ats per quarter, against 1921
quarters at 40s Sd per quarter corresponding
week last year. Imports into the United King
dom the week ending Doth inst, 691 ,32S
hundred weights wheat, 162,056 hundred
weights -four.
Peter Gales, of st. Peter, while carelessly
handling pistol, the other day, had the con-
tents discharged into his hand.
In Washington Lake township, Sibley county
I =
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Sergeant Signal Corps, U. d. A.
WEATHER TO-DAY.
Winona City Democratic Nominations.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

WNoNA, Mimi, March 30.-At the Democrat
ic city convention held last evening at the
court house E. A. Burrage was appointed
chairman and Thomas A. Richardson, secre-
tary. The following candidates were nomi-
mated: Mayor. A. F. Hodgins treasurer, W.
d. Garlock; assessor, W. 8. Drew. Two justices
of the peace, Jacob Story and D. Evans. The
chair was authorized to appoint city commit
tee. The convention then adjourned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-31
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is mild corrective,
and its purity and favor are guaranteed.
Lines Restored to the Western Union TeIe.
graph Company.

ST. LOUIS, March SO.-Under the order issued
by Judge Hallett, of the United States circuit
court, at Denver to-day, the Western Union
Telegraph company regain possession of their
telegraph lines on the Colorado Central rail-
road extending from Denver Col, to Cheyenne,
Wy, at P NJ, thus restoring connection be-
tween Colorado points and the East and North
as we'll as tue Pacific coast.
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Last week Mike WEIGH, youngest son Of
Thomas WEIGH, of Washington Lake township,
Sibley county, while pushing stick of wood
with his foot for his brother, received the full
stroke of the axe on the instep, cutting the
foot very nearly through, leaving but little
of the sole to hold the foot together, every
bone, cord and artery being severed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-31

Death of the Last Of the Won Renslaers.
ALBANY N.Y., March 30.-Richard Won Renslaer,
age 49, the last member of the old PATRON family
and president Of the Merchants National bank died
suddenly this evening.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
No Vote Yesterdsy--Pro respects Favorable
for Donnelly.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
xWAsHINaToN, March 3O.-The committee on
elections adjourned until Thursday without
voting to-day upon the Donnelly- Washburn
case. As the committee has agreed to keep all
its proceedings secret until there is q vote,
what transpired can only be conjectured. The
story here to day is that the report of the ma.
jority will both unseat Washburn and seat
Dopnelly
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ELECTION MARSHALS.
TIRE FIGHT TO BE RENEWED IN
THE SENATE.

King Caucus Decision to Reject the Gar
field Congratulations Committee
Vote 10 3 to Place Paper and Minerals on
The Free List Consular Appropriation
Bill Passed by the House-More Rejec-
lions of Census SUPERINTENDENT Cap
ital News.
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Sherman in Ohio.

CINCINNATI, March 30.-Secretary Sherman
will arrive at Mansfield at P. NJ. tomorrow
and will be escorted to the hotel by the She;-
man club and by citizens. He will speak at
Miller hall tomorrow night.
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OTTAWA, Ont, March 3O.-The appointment
of Mr.. Bentley az agent general for Canada
has been confirmed by the Emperor of Chin.
1t is expected the first subsidized steamer will
sail for China in the course of a few months.
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Use Vim. Clarke & Sons HELIX NEEDLES.
Factory at Redditch, England. Office l57 La.
Sale street, Chicago.
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Trade Between Canada and China.

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic builds up all WHO
have been reduced and weakened by sicknes ;.
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Peter Gales, of st. Peter, while carelessly
handling pistol, the other day, had the con-
tents discharged into his hand.
In Washington Lake township, Sibley county,
last week. the son of Louis Wenale. deceased,
and grandson of Mr.. Davitt, was kicked by q
horse and had his left leg fractured in terri
BILE manner, the main bone of it being shatter.
ed into fragments.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-31

Prudently break up your cold by the timely
use of DR.. Jayne's Expectorant, an old remedy
for sore lungs and threats, and certain cura-
tive for coughs.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS, q. 8. A.
ISaERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations.
Meteorological Record, March 3d. 1880, 9:56 P. NJ.
Bar. Their. Wind. Weather.
Duluth. 1904 Sc NE. Cloudy.
ST. Paul. 1891 As Sc. Fair.
Yankton .29.75 81 N. 1t. Rain
DAILY LOCAL MEANS.
Bar. Their. Rel. hum. Wind. Weather.
1885 1872 40 Sc. Fair.
Amount of rainfall or melted snow, -; max.
imum thermometer, 81; minimum thermome-
tes, So.
o. 8. NJ. Cone,
Sergeant Signal Corps, U. y. A.
WEATHER TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON, March 3l.-Indications for the
upper lake region increasing cloudiness, fol
lowed by areas of rain or snow, winds mostly
southeasterly, stationary or higher tempera,
ture, lower barometer. For upper Mississippi
and lower Missouri valleys partly cloudy wealth.
er, occasional warm southeast shifting to cold.
er northwest winds, rising, preceded in south
and east portions by falling barometer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-31

Amount OF rainfall or melted SNOW, -; max
imum thermometer, 81; minimum thermome
tes, So.
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CINCINNATI, March 3O-when the case of Miller,
alias Henry Petre, called to-day for the purpose
of Identification under requisition from the Cover
nor of Louisiana, where he is wanted to serve out u
life sentence for murderous assault 1t was found
the man had been permitted to get out of Jail and
was then arrested by two detectives who started to
New Orleans with him. The court made an order in
the case no formal charge having been made in the
case against the jailor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-20
7TV.yORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

~ RIVER HAILROAD.-Commencing Dec 3. 1879.
through trains viii leave Grand Ceutfa. Depot
500 a. NJ estern and Northern Express tO Rochester ~
Montreal via Saratoga with drawing room cara
lO3Oa NJ, Chicago and Western Express. DrawlnR-r0Jm
cars 10 l. anauiaig qua Rochester and Buffalo go - -
llC3 A. Express Albany aud Troy. WIZ CONNEXIONS
20 Utica Saratoga, Glens Falls and Rutland
90 T.. ~. Albany and Troy Express - go
GOO - m. LOUIS Express. daily with Sleeping cans LOT
Louis running through day IN the week. also step
Buffalo Toledo and Detroit and for Montreal eh
cepting Sunday night. Saratoga. ,-,-- -. , -,
Z: Fast Express montreal. hochesrl hu Noili
ing. Geneva sleeping to Geneva hocheS'er' auu
$50 D. M Pacific Express. daily with sleeping cars 10
Syracuse Rochester Niagara Fails Bu1ao' CleNelAnd 10
100 ~ M sight Express. with sleeping cars TO Albany
and Troy - .eie st nos 252 and Ala Broaiwav. az
Washington St, BrookVn
BlOluNbs w" nIrInI rnr q
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NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Leave ~cw-I ORR foot Ibcrtyst. c. r. Y. Of y J.; 49, -,
S:l5 H. Fox |afHuugai, Toms River Bariesat" ni 1T
tGHc1istc stations ~. w., III ...,t... 60 pay
SIDE = u FOR ATLANTIC tliI. - IT..
m-l'0T Fqrmlngdai,' IOm5 i'NeI' bAiHc@d" '"e
Grown e. T. aad PlhladclphhA
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on AND AFTER NOVEMBER 10, 1879,
Express Trains leave NcwYOk DesbrOses and COrtandt
Streets Ferries. f0llows:
l30 1870. 500. 10 Limited. il ], $3.50 4, 4iO D. @,
1880 $50 and 10 p M Sundays, s3O and a. m, o, 136,
S:3 and lOp. m
Express Trains leave daily except Sunday at 1880
and PM running through via Trenton and Camden.
Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains
jersey CITY anordng speedy and DIRECT transfer tor
BROOKLYN travel
Returning tIans leave West philadelphia 1901 $500 35.
T. 7:35 r. $50. and II Limited Express 1880 m.)
lil6 2 L. $50, q and 1S5 p M on sunday l2:0l, 52o.
B:4b S, $50 m. 1. 7i5 u. Leave Philadelphia via
Camden o. ana 3j0p m. daily except sunday
Ticket O1ces526 and g44 Broadway. Aston House and foot
OF Desbr0sos aud COftlsndtsts Cost ana BROOKLYN An,
mex Depot loot OF Fult0nst Bro0kn Nos ia lI ard llS
udsonst Hoboxen Depot Jersey CIV Emlgrani Ticket
Office. \ BAKERY Place.
The Now-Yorf Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage hotels and residences.
FRANK THOMSON. l.. II. FARMER
General Manager. General PASSENGER xant-
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Qrean cleaners.
A MEXICAN LINE.

~ FOR QUEENS rOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Only Transatlantic Line uuder the AMERICAN FLAG.
Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia, and every We'd
nesday Liverpool
LORD COUGH, SATURDAY, Jan. II. 4 D. m.
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RAILROAD.

III GIEAI TIKI Nh In 7 -.
AND UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, via DesbrOsses AMI tOrtlandt
streets Ferries. follow:
pittsburg the West and SOuth with Pullman
Pa ace Cars attached. q q. III. q ana $50 pm daily
Wiiiamsport Lock Haven r.. $50 p. Corr and
1T y Cory for Ttusyillc. PctfJ
Centre and the OIL Regions.
EaltmOic Washington and Tie -outl Limited washington
Express Pullman PaIl0r Carf daily. except sunday. 10 a.
m. arIlye Washington f:i2 =. IN. Regular az i5O ana
500 n. m, J. ( and 10 y. SUNDAY. 10 y. 10.
press West Philadelphia 40 80, $50 90 Lin
ed IL ]. $3.50. 4, fiu. .. a. $50. 800 ana 10 T. H.
SUNDAY, 1870 and Q a .. q. 7.3J, $50 and 10 y.
Emlcrant and sccOud-class. 1880 +. m.
except Sunday.
oef ~ grOng Ism Annex" with nil through trains
CITY anOdng speedy and direct trnser for
brooklyn travel
TRAVIS arrive: Pittsburg Cos. lo;i0 m. 1910
m J.3o =. M. daily except Monday From
Washugton and Baltimore $50 NJ, .. 800 4tu. lO.lC D.
IN sunday $50 o. From Phiia iclp'ia 80 GC5, Go
%. $50, $50. 400 $50. 200 and
1Ol0p. sunday $50, Cos, 6J0, 1CiO ll5O am, G:5O
1O:lOp. III.
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Ensfrurnor.
For Young Ladies-City.

T1R MADISUN-ANE.-Nrs ROBERTS and
~ Miss WALKER'S SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
and LITTLE GIRLS second term begins February l.
Special attention given to the Primary Department
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6teamboats ano Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Love NeHYnrk from foot OF DesbIossel ana Nolr

IL
- Leave New.York from foot OF Desbrossel anu O'''
$40 a. M for Washington Pitisburg columbus Cincinnati
and the south Pullman cars from Baltimore 10 E>'""N'
Ohio, PitsbuIg and Chicago. -. ,u,.n cara from
for Washington and the West pullman cIs l en
New. York Baltimore Washington making cuse c,
neonns Pittsburg Cincinnati INDIANAPOLIS LonsNlte
-. LOus Through Pullman cars Baltimore 10 'i"on'
onop m! day for Washington the south and West Phil
man seepers from Newly Ork 10 Baltimore and Nashihgo
for Chicago. Cincinnati. lDaifnapO
liz Louisville Louis Columbus Pittsbnrg tbs oun anu
Southwest Through Pullman cars from Batmo' 10 Sinoln
Abingdon with trains Iyhchburg.
For trongh tickets please Company's Office 9l5
Rrosa New YORK. and at Offices foot OF Cortlandt
ard Desbrossesss and Depot Jer.ey SSitys NEBRASKA
ROUND TRIP TICkETSo 10, inCA NEDiN mn
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Ferry station Brooklyn, foot Of Fnltonst JeweIs vi ~
Commencing oct. 8. lS7H.-TfainS leave New'iorS' i "
G3O m-For Fomin ston. Eason Belvid cnets AZ
Chunk Iamaqua, WiIkrslafre Elmra. &c connects ut
'g s5 n9 d d. ana vi H. rapch Eason HARRISBURG
Maueh Chunk. Tamaqua. MilkesDhIe 9Oi"n''"' ~
1880 IN. and 430 m.-For somcrvile and Flepins1
m For Pennington, EaSton Mauch Dnuna' IiaSelton
Wilkcsbarre scranton. TunkhanOck. Tamaqua ha"o''0'
Reading, Po,isvile Harrisburg, &C. ITO, rtv,dera and
400 3. n-Fo High Bridge Branch has'oh De'''"
5.sGp H. daiIy.-For Esson Allentown and Harr.s5ur%
TmiTi. sc. Co meets at Junction for L" l. ana '" L. It,
~ t1n. 70 local Toints tne.tsbles stations ~
SUNDAY TRAISS-Icavc al $40 a. m, IL T. m ~
pooE and intermediate stations anh al $3.50 D. m Tor f"'
Allentown Read ng and lalI ,,,,o connection
Pnats OF Brooklyn and Enc Annex ul1e tIn ncnot
Ter ev C1ty station TO ana from brooklyn ana hio
jersey City,
NEW-YORk and LONG BRANCH DIVISION ION
~ cave New York ioot Ok Ldb,Ify ic Grove e.
81, l5 r. M ~ ., a. iil6 p KYPoRT at Alatawau sta
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DOR BPIDGEPORT and all poinfs on Nam
rurcU VALLEY RAILROAD.

So 1879. Leave dcuos foot OF Coiiandt ana
100 p M for E1sion BtihleIen, AheniiHwnrJ ,xytrs
barre and TuikhafuOck X, ,.,,.,...
Gg6 n m Might Express. daily for Easton. Bethehein
Alleufdn. Mauch Chunk. WilkcshhrIe Emira, ithaca
Auhurn Rochester Buhan Nagafd talS anu 'A'
"0''' i9 ROBr SANRE Sup't and Fngr
General Eastern Office, corner Church and Cortandi.,'S
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10 THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; DEPo1s
~ PHILADELPHIA, 2 ~ NEw-YoRK.
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REC0EpEu MORTGAGES.

Appletop Francis to Morris Keller 7G;hst OF . 49,
Ap6i ssSe Tr sSci n to Morris Keller 7Gtst Of
Appleton seSs fr sSes 10 Morris Kce 76st ooo
Appleton @Ee Francis Il to John DaicT 76thst Of
Barney Sd 4 stlaye 70 SsSiiuo ,i'. 10000
b'e' n . AVE- fsd ward1 so
Donobue James S' and vile TO Leopold GeOrg
Grief H 7slt ana Of S sye 1000
sg5aa aTe ana h11i ist st. II month 5000
kOsSs 4no of AveA an" years %2 70 $500
hOe 81 S Of ATcA. 5000
hoe sSti e. ant Of AyeA Sn' Years 5000
Luyster cornetusM and vile TO Mutual iiie lpsuri
aeSs COMPANY ooi ' O''V 'D va 975oo
Company 67ih-st, cf MaIisoH-aVe'l ., soo
1nyystar Cornelius " ana wife to Mutual Life isar.
Company. $ 67thst, OF Modison-aye' o.. ooo
s5T Of ieIH Uo and 9eds' 10000
Ncu o et pSTa.i in So is 900
Ia Hi Snd M5 To- ersS Savings Bank
N'in is6t Si."' Of ci isiaye $500
Sax 'G John and wife to Morris Gium 2etn
scnes SxS andrew and wife to IrcicicSa Keller
Ti SSsG ST. ShSrids II 10 Richard Mount cor
Grand ana orehardst: months 25Go
1' ata TeG and ii4th r months 1000
oi aye ~ 5dsf '" years 700
wek ]neSG ~ 40 OF a2Sst 1000
"eS iaSTS e Ia s Of s9dst 1000
WIGS i% Decentralization Of s9dst 1000
VICE IsSGD M az Of s2ds 1000
"i Isas.s dsry Of ss Have months 400
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
.,on st,tAs smith to Mary Elizabeth Neweii. $500
T',Y 10 G,OOO
Tom t 70 % tn 5SfG aG 2O
Lan a;Ssp wOOdouIy 70 Auiau 600
tangdon' woodbury. " Hu''-n iS''n ' j. 4A1 2s 900
,,,,uni t5;cbs,d NJ 10 Enmeltne Nichols ... $500
EtSStois rhonboro y n FunLemia Nichols .... 1000
SStoIoi' rnaoSo-e y ia Tugcne Michel. .... 1900
NM son sarah TO Jessie Dunbar .... go. 1851
sOrcha9 Manus A. executor DC 10 1900
soEchan Marus a. executor o'c' 70 No'Oino $4,000
ro.oi@m ,io-s IN Victnrine r. Iachaise ... ~ 0UO
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ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,

" Wa TTII Nv
For special lmi:oi tickets steamers OLD COLONY ana
NFW PORT leave Ncw-York daily excepting sundays, AZ
4 a. from Pier 2s Norh River, foot % Mufrays Leave
Brooslyn. 4.UU D. M Jersey city. AGO y. m via Annex
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Sailing every 10 days alternately from philadelphia AMI
NewYOrk landing within Few hours ride oil the
important points of interest OH the Continent
RHYNLAND SATURDAY, JAM ~
For passage other information apply ID
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents.
907 Walnut-si. Philadelphia. 80 Broadway NcwYork.
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent, Battery.pace New-York.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
" BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE
pier new No AZ North River foot OF Mortonst
Travellers by avoid both transit by En- glsh rl
and the dscomfOrs OF crossing the Channel IN sma
boat ,,,.--,.- - a,
aMERIQUE. b. edncsdly Feb 4, IL n
Trudelle...... "Wednesday. Feb Is. IL
Cbecksdrawn CreS LYOnn2is or Pans IN amounts t0sa
LOUIS DE bEBGAN. AGENT no. IS Broadway
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REAL ESTATE.
RYCoRDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
xru yopEsCrTY

n.r.evoort A. ssslft Of ashing ton st. 2l.sxs5.
Sxrregullr W Eania to william Mall2fy. -
ad-ave cor lo7tnst 2 Ti1 li"oh' DOnO-
seti,.st Nos 1886 aud 55S East James Hal TO
,o,a sai Sos sac and $40 James Hall to Mary
eir sn9s cor ii5thst 5oiix9l4x irregular;
george Gantz and vile TO William Lyhcn ;ox
2Ol 10; Sinclair Myers ard wife TO Pihckney
5Ctl.st n s. 100 SIT OF MadisOn.ave, 4OXlO22; '
2slst II :, 1882 qft Of jthave. 246x9S.9j William
stone. jr. and Others. executors, etc, 10 fHchaIu
Arnold ana nd, ano ~ Morris eier
ana wife TO Francis u Appleton. 49,;
s6thst 5 3. loot OF I'd ave- 25XlO22; II Keller ana
wife 10 F y Appleon a.. \; i;c;ior oc
esti..sf. s. l50ft OF 2dave 25xlO22; NJ Keller and
ssdsi' ~ ieit q 81 II adison ave 2Ox2OO5 JaOcz
BOstwick ana wife 10 VIM III Streeter ,.--.-;-:
same property VIM IL Streeter ana WHO TO Harriet
,ssd a IS. Siif e OF s;h ave. @O2x99 lxrreguar;
Edward Mclean to III Dev0e u. 49,.
B0th.st II +. 1lSft e OF 9theVe, lSXoe0: Hehly
.h ave-. s. from Gath to 7Oth-sts, 2OOl0xlO5;
Catherine Bradley 10 Ash5el " Balney.
i2dst. IS S2jft " Of lOthaye, 13Xi 10y. . henry "
Hay len. guardian etc 10 John Rodenb9Ig
i2sth-st, COT OF Madisonave, loxlOO.ll; ADta
ham b Van Dusen and wife TO Mary l. GTnsQy.; =,
Rivorside-ave. cor Sist-st. l022N--i Charles IL
Ryan to JARVIS, ir, ana another ..--., . -
52dsf, OF ii Il Co track, aus teS3 i21a0N4'i ~
John Bradea aud wife 10 Lottie Weaver. 49,;
Finley and others 10 John ROdepOulE .:..-;....-;-
i2d.sf, n =. 1901 o. 10th ave. 75XlOO.J; Mary l.
finley and others TO John 9dehD1rg 4.
william Hughes and VIE to John l;eechng,
slst-sf II s, 1jOtt " Of 3d-aye, 2ONloZ.%; Arthur
s4thst' No i67 East, 2xIO22; Union Dime Saw.
ings Institution 20 Cecilia Lspplne- ---;.--c;
Frontst. 40 = Theodore Chichester to Louise >
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
w UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS

EUION LINE.
w UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
pier 49, " X foot OF kngSt
NEVADA III ESDAY. Jan. % 1880 n. m
MONTANA........ .TU rs AY jan 81. 5:3O
WlSCONSi i9Dh i req; . lu;'V =. III
ARIZONA UiSDAl, Ecb 10, . a. IN
OMING..................-..TJE SpAH Feb ~ loa m
To- These steamers omit Of lrOn In waicrtict COM
parments Furnished with every requisite TO mako
the passage the Atlantic both safe ana agreeable nav
ING bathroom, smOknerOon dfawngtoOm piano AMI
library exuerencod sewadess and caterer
each an upper deck. thus nsur
ing those "a OF al Injuries at perfect ventilation
AMI light , - 49,.
500 INTERMEDIATE. $40; SIEbkAGE. at ow rlte9.
OFFICE. No. 20 BROADWAY. -
WILLIAMS g GUION.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL Hamburg
4 American Packc; COmpqnys Line for PLYMOUTH,
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