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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-03

ably retire from the Indian Bureau VIXEN
Secretary Kirkwood gees out of the In
terror Department. Chief Clerk Lock-
wood and Assistant Secretary Bell are
also understood to be booked for retire.
msnt. Assistant Secretary Upton has
gone West, and it is said he packed up
his private effects before he left. Apropos
of the Treasury distinguished officer of
the Government called on Secretary Fol-
ger day or two ngo, and found him in
his private room in the Treasury drink
ing milk. The officer coming out, met
friend. "The new Secretary won't do"
he said, "why notP" was asked. "Be-
cause he drinks milk when he ought to
be eating raw meat"
DoM PEDRO.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-03
THE OUrl,OOK.

There have been momeutous occur
rsnces in tue last few months. The
President inaugurattd last March lies
In the grave at Cleveland, and the man,
whom no one expected one year ago
would ever be the head of the nation, hns
filled that position for nearly quarter
of a year. A great deal Of history has been
crowded into short space of time. Ar
thur took his seat under unpleasant cir
cumstances, with many embarrnssments
to overcome. The Republican party was
divided into two factions, each of which
hated the other moro bitterly than does
the common foe Of both. Envy and
suspicion kept these conflicting elements
apart. The ntw President has done much
to oonciliaie tie balf-brceds, not only
by accepting the official legacics of his
predecessor, some of which he might well
have rejected, but by course of concil.
iaion in other respects which has sub
jected him to a great d,,.l of criticism.
And these concessions have not sottened
tho asperties of the factional fight. The
same bitter hatred is maintained. and the
Stalwarts and Half-breeds nre as Implac-
able enemies as ever. Cheap and cere-
monious courtesy between the rivals has
b EN- in order recently, but when Pres
ident Arthur shall formally announce his
Cabinet, active warfare will commence.
1t will be the same old fight with but few
variations. The causes which led to a
rupture with President Gtrfield will.
without doubt, lead to rupture with
President Arthur. The former made
Cabinet from among his personal friends
aud whatever no may have intended by
the appointment of James G. Bliine as
Secretary OF State, it certainly aroused
the bittersst passions of Conkling, Ar
thur, Grant ard their following. They
accepted it as declaration of war and
when Judge Robertson was made Collec-
tor Of the Port of New York. any doubts
they may have had on the sui ject were
removed. Gen. Arthur now has his turn.
He has been vera fair, square, open and
ab've board SO fur. Has his course been
dictated by policy or do bis actions real
ly explain bis actual feelings2 Time
will show. Naturally he will choose bis
advisers from among friends most in
sympathy with him, and th.ir actions
guided as they must and will be by his
judgment, will show the true character
and purpose of the man.
II makes no difference to the American
people what the result of the approach
ing factionnl fightin the Republican par
~ will be, for the Administratit will be
powerless to carry any Objectionable
measure through Cong reSs. The Repub
iican majority in the House is very small
under the most advantageous circum.
stance and after the election of Speaker
and the formation of the Cabinet, their
inhnitesimnl plurality will be 80 badly
shaken by disaffection as to amount to
nothing.
The Senate is in the same condition
and if anything a little more so with the
two parties so evenly divided, neith-
er can claim any ascendancy or do any
mischief
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-03
GuuCEAu,s TRIAL.

GuiLeau made another statement in court
Friday, explaining that his object in inter-
rupting the lawyers aud the witnesses was
10 correct misstatements of facts, he himself
desiring all the facts to go before the jury
He reasserIed that tire Lord inspired his
act, and warned all eranks to keep away
from him under penalty Of instant death.
He also threatened his divorced wife with
exposure if she testified against him.
A large share Of the testimony related to
the eee .ntrieities OF the assassin's father.
Mr.. seOYitie brought out the fact that be
fully accepted the views OF the Oneida Com
muuity. Most Of the anecdotes told Of him
by two Western lawyers, whn appeared a.
witnesses for the detense, related to Lls odd
DCtiOns IN rsligI0us snbjsSis. 0ns oi these
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-03

I'm Harrisburg on Monday, Judge
Pearson iss1ed an order making it man.
dAtory on the mutual insurance eompan-
les, against whom wits of quo warranto
have been issued, to file their answers by
the 9Th of December. This was done at
the request of the Attorney General, in
order that m delay may be occasioned
on the 18th, the time sAt for argument.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-03

From a careful psrusal OF the evil
dence IN the Guiiesu trial, We are salts
ned that he is no more crazy than otL er
men who have been hung for the crime
committed by them. His Inspiration to
shoot Garfield was created by disappoint-
ment In not being fed at the public crib,
aud was instiPated by the devil.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-03
SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The undersigned will sell at public sale, at
DOLONSBURti HOTEL, Packerton, Oar
bon county, Pa, on TIL E.SDAH and WE'D
NESDAY, DEOEM BER iSth and l4th, 1851,
commencing at ONE O'Clock +. NJ. each day,
the following described personal property, TO
wit; 1 HORS L, Spring Wagons, blackboard,
Harness, Sleighs, Cutting Box,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-03

A Telegram from Titusville, Penna., re-
ports much excitement in the oil region
over the fact that an oil well, near the In
sane Asylum, at Warren, which has been
drilled SO feet deeLer,has suddenly inereas.
Ell iis production from five to four hundred
barrels Ier day. A new we'll. the yield Of
winch "a estimated at tWo hundred barrels,
was aIsn struck on Wednesday OF last week
in the Sheffield district.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-03
New Advertisements.
ESTATE NOTICE.

Estate Of WILLIAM WAGNER, late Of Plymouth
twp, Montgomery county, Pa, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given. that Letters Of
Administration upon said Estate have been
granted to the undersigned. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
or demands against the same may present
them, duly authenticated, for settlement, to
PAUL WAGNER,
Conshohocken, Pa,
or to L. T.. WILLS,
Lehishton, Carbon county, Pa,
Dec. 8, lssl-w6 Administrators.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-25
cine 0rau an 8rGnsn.

Mon bort heut5utase 70 niel ppn Der
&unt, einen @atteI az 9%etui1nen. 2aBt
unS einen Shritt tpeiter geben uno elm
Stuoium baraus MAIDEN, ben 91tten
bauernb an uns 81 fefelG. &enn er
tpirbi9 mar, bon uns getuonnen 81 tUers
ben, baum neroient er es aud, onR mir
ibn feftSubalten iu6en.
Die @elt 1T iehr fdle9t uno Der
rSerr Der Gd6pfuus" entieslih ferbz
LID. Hebmen mir ibn. Die er 1T, niht,
pie er fem loute. @rtens lift er iebr
I6pa9. Die @attin mnB bic erten bets
ben Sabre hires @6elebeus 6urau iuens
ben, ale feline S9wa6heiten 5u ent>
beden un6 ~ausuenoia an lernen, 10 on6
Fe ~bieieIben an ben 5inser1 ber5dblen
fam. Die Singer 5reier Sdnoe pers
ben uohl fauna dusrei1en. Damn mus
re bieIe S1tun9heiten ituoirsn uno flr
ie6e 6ns geeisnete Nittel ~ inoen
Iuden, eelinst ibr hies, bnnn bat fie
eefiest Uuh taIn I'M 8eiise tes sroBen
@ebeimniGes 9etroit Der SutInft emit
eegen iebeH. ST er 9ourmGno uno
liebt er Elm sutes Wittassefm? @enn
10, banu mus bic Sruu Dor alien 9in=
gen fur cine quite &i9e iOrsen uno
bic Speiien uab ieiuem @el4mof berz
ri@ten - audi narGuf G6ten, oaB bic
IeIbeU lsiGt neroanli6 fino, oamtt er iif
ben Neaaen nitt ueroirbt - benn Der
l1rann ift gar gu lei6t senet9t, flr js
bes untpoblIein Der Srau Die Sbulo Su
aebeu, aAitatt bic uridGe IN Ieiner ei9e-
men unmdBisteit i'm ghen uno Trinfen
ODER ieinem eigenen 4ei9tFir1 unb I'M
reaelmdbisen 2ebensmnubel 81 iu6en.
&uf bieie @eiIe riro fe auf benz lint
uege bnr9 ben Raaen ieiu Sers boIo
bdMernb geDinnsn. Sat Der gitle es
germ, tueua udB ibm IDesen Ieinss Gus.
Ieheus i6mei5elt? Sn bieiem Sale ion
bic uoriihtiee 9utttn fir einen uner.
Ih6pHihen Borrotb uon Qie6esbeSei6
nunaen Mno sdrtlideu9amen iOrseH, nit
oeuen ne i5Te 8etuunoeruu9 fur i6ren
&6onis ansoriden fam. Sic bari lids
babel ni6t nerorieBen Infien, oas 2eriton
III 9ilfe jH HebEier, DeHn ibr eigeneI
Borrath erih6pft iein iO1te. ST er
e~ineebilbet ouf feline eeihisen Giseu=
i6often = bort er es germ, tDenu man
BON feirerH eIdnSenben geif, ieiuem tie.
fen @iTien, ieinem i9arfsH @ib ipri9t?
BIER heist e., IN ben &usoruf Der inn
aesUateu BemunSerung abuebslune 80
brinaen, unb Der arnieH, untDifenoep
5ran Iuirb ipobl ni@ts Nn6eres ii6ris
bleiben, nls bic SGIfte Ober no9 mebt
.ihrer 8eit uaf bos Shlbtam bes Con
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-25
a. 0ar elmNeOIer. t
pnnA In Marathon Gpnnta. Nist,

auRasfu1te 8armIaHberett
MT IhlaHfeu ahorRbiumen, Glnleu unO Shteea be
uadbieH THD Hat Der Gage 81 beE kSds9tten Hrdien bon
g3-S7 Der afer An baber, DE Anhenlung, oeren
naunfpuuet 8onidtrfps;I setBt. To IN rsf1em Hea9fs
hum b~eartifen. SuIesien Sabre BURDENS S9nlPans
lee errtntsf Bns 5ahrftraseH aeeanf. Del9e elesars
IeSiuno NIT 92anIau q fosS eineu uno nil Der eera
traIboba ami of GnOern Sette DerbtHben. HsegeH anIs
en- uno fpeiterer NRsiuHit irenoe man h9 ninnelt0
,Aer (triftlth an johnson, Rleibrock GnALfoy
iOi @isepHiR Str, &upantte, &H. 49,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-25
RennaetMen.

ySsrr 9Ottor, beute bab' i6 elm Sra
uuicript BON Sbuen in Die Sonb be-
tomrnen.
$50? r@ennen sic meine 9unbe
f9riTt2"
r9ns ni9t, - nber es mar cine uns
qebeu're Sau o'raufl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-25
Die mmoefebrte RoyNon.

v91uu, rpie sebt's?" fraste einmal
&arl SeraUs bon @Irttembers ette1
8auern, ben er beim Nusritt auf Die
Saso antraf.
rg8ie in Der u~maetebrten 8nifiOnl~
mar Die Anttport.
rgBie maS id bns perfteben?"
rgi, in Der 8nIiOn leioet @iner fir
NQe, uno mir leioen Nne fur ginen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-25
M~boeferttaf.

u: ~@snirt sic beuu Sbre SettIeis
6i9teit ni6t?"
s.: r9iiht b~eIonoers. 9as einSise
tlnnngenebme an Der Sadie lit, - oaB
MIDI ieoer oumme &erl oarum Ira9t."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-25

Bsr uns ieiue aoreHe Hsba eiuem 8 Scents GtaMEis
einem Briete ~einieHoef, BEN ienoeH mir per Rptt aC
Raue anstanft hber Gin gang nenes 0eidatt woMti
iroeub cine Rerfon, mannheim poer tUetbittheH 9fs
Idlehfs, All ebrIihe Seie un0 0hue arpbe Anstaotn
uno 99lhe lber 100 Ssnars per RoHat p%eroiensn fam
ebue Reiien uub ReDosIH. Rein A8eutfnofts= pnnIbua
ionoern rim ebrIihes UeFh~dLE-zeIehe:
Sobu Soate s. Co.,
5DS1ip3 God 8oT %, columbus 5HHctt0TL Jolua
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-25
Die porforaItAe @atma

,Sebt, 6err QfeFor, t6nneu sic mir
9lnes 9eitebeH, mas Sbr SeTS beDest,
Rnma BAT nidtS baseaeu, naB i6 sic
nb6 re, - ie bot mir iosnr ibren srOs
en- s dder aelienen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-25
unenaenebmsr Sru6fehIfr.

.9as Subildurn unieres d%nuerebrten
5errn &cmmer5enrntbes &. tuur6e bon
0eiien 9leffeu, Serrn @tuoicius 9. nit.
6eIOn0es groBem Bumpe sefeiert."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-25

olreetor 9er1ee norl@ld9eu, ben &c 1eIof
aneeleet batte, Der %uoatommert fertig iei
un6 germ unter benz &oftenpreiS per-
fault fuitrbe. ySn, mas fan9e i9 bauu
nit Sar@Ow nn?" fubr Der Gc1amers
Sienratb beraus,
= ,9trG Safnr babe id einen &aufer,
uno ba Der Beistttel nod ni9t uuRee,
i1rie6en 1T, mie i9 chen bore, brau6i
nur Der 4ame setOe9ielt 81 tDeroen,"
iaste @einbDlb.
Der COMMENCEMENT ii6erlegte eius
Beile, eigentli6 nm feline RIbe neu3u'
sepinnen, oeua i0eaa es f6 I'm elm Sc,
iAdit bdnbelte, ,setuann er slei9 feline
5affuus tDieber.
nSa, iuenn ib bas Ding afei6 TO ab'
idltteIn t0unte, baB i9 nidts Dieoel
booon Su h6ren 6efdme," iuste er.
,Besbal6 uidt?" rief ReinRolo
,Ginen RGufer babe i'd, uno Stunr 5ui
Gtele. Der S~uitiSrntb it aud ba, uni
cine BunctatiDn ihuen nufsenommeu.'
Der COMMENCEMENT iab ibn prtifenf
an. ySie?" fragile er.
pa aber lnhte BeinbOlo lnut nnf
SD? 3ein, iOueit babe id es MD
u~teiuer &unt ui6t aebra&t. eiaen &it
terfis gu fegfea. hHb i4 finbe nod beis
fsreS ORctireal fir mein ShaHeu, ala
oies Sar6Om. Nein &dufer aber if
fiber, un6 i9 nerbirse MID fur ihn."
Der COMMENCEMENT mar tSte6er N
heiteriter 2auns, i1snisfteHs 5eiste 81
cine 1Ol9e; er pOnte nidt ben &nidsin
annebmen, nls 1ei er sei9eitert; 10
@eeentbeil, er tDuBte bic &useleaenbeit
70 Al tusnosn ala 9inge he pom ibm aus,
ano behanoeIte fe ME cine 9leibsaltis'
teit. Der SuEtiSrntb muste nber bod
slei9 auf fem 3er[anaen cine Runetn-
tion aufieseH. benz cine 8ierteffun6e
blieb Hur nod, 9eit ssHHs, feiner
4nmen 30 unteri@reibsn, Der i5m md
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18
CIVIL NOTES.

10 the matter of the application of Alice F.
Ketcham for the appointment OF the maternal grand
mother Mrs. Meeker guardian OF her infant daughter,
Justice Barrett yesterday denied the motion
A verdict was rendered yesterday in the
suit George W. Lake against Police Captain Charles
Canrey and Officer Moran for alleged false mprisOn
ment awarding 10 Lake the nominal sum OF SIX cents
damages.
Josiah NJ. Fisk was driving last May through
Twenty-thrd-st. when his carriage struck by
of the Twenty-tbird Street Railway Company. One OF
the lamps smashed aud the carriage otherwise
injured. Mr. Fisk brought against the company
the Marine Court to recover S75 damages The case
was yesterday before Judge McAdam and the jury
brought In a verdict for Mr. Fisk for S44 %. As the
amount OF damages recovered MI Fisk is less than
$50 he Will pay the companys costs III the suit
In addition TO his own counsel fees.
Thomas Mccullough was in July, 1880, an
employee OF the Rcekawsy Beach Hotel, and in passing
along the fourth SoSf 'si down through the elevator
passage, about ,ueF f- striking the roof Of the
elevator which basement He broke his arm,
injured his spins. dned other injuries both
ternal and interns iF0, which he has since suf-
fered. He now ~ - ecover $4,000 damages from
the company. jag -, Lyddy, counsel for McCul-
lougn, applied y.ShN 20 the Supreme Court at Cham.
bers leave b,ng action against the receiver OF
the company. Jaiice Barrett granted the application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18
THE COURTS.
sryINe FOR A LIFE INSURANCE.

Woolet Harley insured his life in the United
s,e. Life Insurance Company in june, 1872, ID the
sum OF $4,000. He died in February 1875 and the In
.nranee company refused to pay the policy john r.
harley as Of the deceased mar thereupon
bessn an action the Superior Court to recover the
.mount The company alleges In IT'S answer. hrst, that
~ Harley had not ruthay answered the questions put
"a INN on bs application, but man OF intemperaie
habits and afflicted with dangerous diseases; ana,
soeoud that he committed suicide The plaintiff. reply
ing 10 these allegations OF the company denies that r
Harley bad answered. falsely the questions c0nta ined III
the application. It Is also stated that MI. Harley was
happy his domestic and social relations anu prosper
ons In his business that entire absence
of any motive to commit suicide 1t 10 ADMITTED, now low
ever that Mr. Harley had suffered from insomnia, ara
haf died from thu effects OF overdose OF OPIUM, au
Dnistered taken TO induce sleep Tne cas-, ~ s
for trial yesterday before Judge SedeWlck ana u SUI
on. Messrs. Childs Hull appeared for the piaihtn
and Messrs Hegeinan & Buel for the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18
THE WORTH CLUBS FURNITURE.

alton OF the XVIII Assembly District bought In 1871 OF
George Ehbin9hanser furniture for its rooms OF the
value Of S3o11 o. The club paid about $ld9o ON &C
conn and Francis B. spinoa. member OF the commit
tee appointed to make the purchase gave II CHATTER
mortgage on the furniture to secure the balance Mr.
began action in the Court Of Common
pleas 10 recover the bal auce due him against William L.
simmons president of the club the time the furni-
tlre was bought Mr.. Simmons alleged In his answer
that MT. Spnola had contracted the debt with Mr.
Ebbinghauser his personal credit aud that the club
derived Its title to the goods from him and not from
Ebbinghsuser The judge before whom the case was
tiled dismissed the complaint but upon an appeal 70 tne
up trial yesterday, before Judge Van Hoesen
and the fury rendered verdict for Mir. EbDinghauser
Cor the full am CUNT OF his claim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18
THE DEprJrY.HAZZARD SUIT.

The hearing Of testimony for the defendant
m the suit for S25 600 damages personal injuries.
brought by Henrietta Deputy against W. II. Haz-
card was in the City Court In Brooklyn yes
terday Among the witnesses were Misses Julia and
Carrie Hazard daughters OF the defendant They tes
Ned to seeing Mrs. Deputy walk down the steps OF the
ouse after her interview with their father and said
,,a, she did not take hold OF the rail- John c. Shaw
superintspdent of the Kings County Insane Asyl
gave evidence In regard TO the medical aspects OF the
case He had examined Mrs. Deputy and u his
opinion that she NOT suffering from a1y form OF
trbance OF the merry Gus system which might be called
bisyra. Further medical testimony was given by DR..
Clymer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18
OEC!-..SNS-JAN. II.

Supreme Cga...C. :@bers-By Iudgs Barrett
m sn % m 10
Fsss.,s as 20 enansS PsGg Of
with $40 costs: sgi. Itumsey CompsLy-N9uOn
YoSl mo county denied with $lO The
curly for oiasred be pina Fsch
smitIsse menrg 4naun il the matter Of ketc,sm
win $40 costs. Ingsl Kgc6esec 1;enora,n9n me
apPo% sSsss Ss s aa
Iandqm Allen agt Alen-Mouop granted scnuleF at
ph By ss tan,
ssp sss p q @ ms "'s
matter writ
q % and & or
Motion GRANTED see %s%S5a a aav,.operan,o
Ter JSds sss People eA rel Nu
Ssperior Coart-Spec.oI Term Bv Chief Justice
roy sgs
ten 9shsr 81 % 3 5ags Van Tops in o.;
BY Judge Tfass:SFay agt. Dunv al Curry aet same.
BaIrs.r-order signed Wolf agt Mrsht-orasI aTanted
an Say S Sers az G% S
Turser ct al sSt oconns- Reference ordered Rigby ETC.
agt Boweorder Of dscontinuanee seary agt Hart
french .e
S %yas
dom ~ @aSin as Feots. Juas as senasIsr ss
s ATT as Sa s
LtchKeld the National Virginia Mills Hart
ag Benedict; Ogden sgt Devln Carroll agt Nelsm.-
Orders granted. McGtll Hageown.-Order signed.
Judge FreeimaD.-SewhaIl asr Appleton CT a.-ApDl'
cation
Common Pleas--Speaal 2ern,-Bv JadgeVan H0esen.
memorandum.
Ebbn bonsen The orth club and ohersJndgment FOR
plaintiff assignment OF smith and another to
Baey-see memorandum In 70 assignment OF Hughes aud
another Shieids.-5ee memorandum for counsel.
Marine Court Chamtrs-Bv Judge Nehrhas.-
Haber ag SanbornDemurrer with Draper
rpeyer sehereek sgt HecKet Bergolte Andreas
Mesous granted dsmisslng complaints Beuk agt schnet
vscs9ns default ana sst,ns saese down ,o m
Holey ayk Tayor--Cause for trail January
Kiumbach Scsrax Downey Brophy Mics the
NcwYorh sE Manufacturing Company binnies agt neu.
spp nted referee seiiew se Tsyior-Order amending
cesdn3g johnson Hea GIahd
Lndheim COrdova agt 0mezorers OF dLseontinuance.
aR sullivan; Goldman aet DoDovan-Orders OF SUBJ
sttution Durkee Travis Curry agt. Kelly Allen
AHeck Tyler Winfams-BOtions Shrady
Hayes OConnof ACT Cullen Austin agt. MulyanyJudg
HcntA
I1r LL--By JUDGE HawesL-Budd agt Tburber.-Csso
Bcttled and FLED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18
Qnttion Sales OF Rca! Gsldte.
A ADVERTISEMENT OF SALE.

4 ADVERTISEMENT OF SALE.
- " COLLECTOR or CU-TONs,(
NEw ORLEANS. IA. Jan. 10 lHSl.
BY AUTHORITY Uf the no OItABLE skCRElARS OF
THE TREASURY. viii offer for sale al PUBLIC Auction
Hospital CIR unds and unfinished csrn hospital
buildings located thereon IN the CV OF orleans nj ~
Tuesd the hernth day Of February A. d. 1881 at the
Custom House IN This city.
HE PROPERTY "A bounded by COMMON GRAvIER,
BROA ~ and NillIESI-.
TERMS OF SALI-onriouth cash and The balance In
equal payments with interest al sx cent
annum day until paid failure the vt
the purchaser make payments asC all involve Tho
of jhc property and thr oeurc 10 tho United
STATES of thc payments already made.
made subject 10 the approval Of the Secretary OF
Treasury uited states reseryug the right reject
any bids II deemed for tue interest vi the Government 10
do %.
The bidder will be- required to execute contract
IN accordance with tlr-e terms.
certificate OF sac aud possession subject Othe foregoing
he the successful hl er upon the
ance is b by Tho Rotary of the Treasury The decd
VIII be When the last shall have been made
A. g. BADGER, Collector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN5FE2i
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7Gthst ,4l3 # Of lstaye. 25xHj 31irregular; q,
Henry Briggs and another 10 Jas = Briggs =
l0tlst. u e. "a n OF University place. 223x9ig;
a,s1 W 3 4th.ave 3O6 I II n OF l0tll.sL l99x>OS;
also. s. llth.st, 1885 II W Of Broadw az, 2lx9i9;
also. n 3. lOth-si. 1888 II o Of Uniyersty-place,
22.3x94.9; also. W cor OF Broadway am Wet
1lthst, 75.Sxll j.6X9L ex42.7xlO lxlO07: and
also, = e OF jtll-avc ana gtlst 2GXl0; James
II Brevoort. trustee. etc. 10 Edward > Runwick,
7Ist y. iii itw OF 3iave 2oIioi; John David.
and wife 10 stephen II 1hayer. 232oo
Joshua sanders ..................9.... HOO
2dave - 7Gii It Of i07t6st i.ixi2J Smith -,
Ely, jr to oscar q Megil.. Io'
Behrens al 10 David Jones
lam a. and NJ wife to Henry II wheeer 1905
PeaTl.st. II C cor Of Fulton ST. 1S162 "a 29Sx6l.I;
J n Brnkerhon, executors etc, to Cornelius !,
Annie Miller ct al to Xndrev 3d. sos
tl }Sap H. Ins cas- . 92OC
Re,ey to FGwsrd crowell ard anofhef 1886
5y ssS to Fremont Jackson 1926
Ssd.st s. 1856 II of 4th.ave. 2jXlO2.2 Anthony
McQuade TO Patrick Mcouade
3lsi-st. II \ 200 f. Of 2i-aye. 6l2xlOO; Anthony
McQuade to Patrick Moo Iade ........-.....--;...
Mcool and husband to Leo Waiach aud another 1900
t;IaaSon ana U Snotter 100
antr6s S4 and wife to Christine Yailc 10000
II Dcsne aad wife to EzaGeii Meehen l5OO(
John Ii Dcans and wife to iEa6eih 4eeheS 1850
ZimmermaHn '........,... 1886
regular: Inthony McQua ie 10 simon Ha6erman 5000
0'n Ellen !" Hayes iSy 1886
32d.si n s. si0ft " Of shave 2Ox0S o; Henry Al
- ~ liz n " Of S ave is s1I Dcscr ii
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