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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
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ARRIVED.


,c,rer parihia Tr Mckay. Liverpool May VIA Oucrns
town : with nd-r and ,,''nsc~ {" vernon IL i'Tn - Ss
vih r,l., tn ORDER. ,,--, g. tunch tdyc 20 49,. lao,
steamer NiAali3, l!"'i' li''AA "'S wa" '"''' ~ '''
Steamer 0r-no ~ Lyan- Philadelphia May H. III b'''Ih
steiner Brcakwarcr. Huphurs Lewes, Del. with md'"
Steamer icrulat uoanr, Wilmington Sc 5da'~' win
Sim %e G ra borden London 81 day.. with nd~c to
afs vasa lSor rlIk,,n Lisbon y day' in ballast To
"Hak Panama tNor Larsen Brcyis 30 days IN ballast t"
hT,Gt': n1 ,ar gcsminu u days with mdsc
'T, a,1na ncr a,ana IL days. with sugar toori'r
ihn Mason Muu.su Pensacola 2o days. with lumber
toll i r ,ai,crs,n Christian-und Mch 81 in bal
la 10 i,r lass o Isaac narior CT. Gu1n, Charlottc
RI T. t. dny. win potatoes To Archibald McN'n
fS SlT champion sccor sJohn Nn with lumber to chase
1sh"t 60 p,,n,tt Douela.~ BE- rmuoa May o. with the
rr '' Of bark Tor-rrr Peters. Is i"uni To h''t"n'
I'm following yc-.rs arrived Yesterday but were not
.u-,rt,d no shipping news , -, ,,,,, a.,
steamer cy Ar,anr ncas' II,r HTr Iu x,t NAY ..
rron,n H. an'', A. , l'Sr, a "5n
Stam, ou Er J1,, n%nH ,, VI, 10 n rhou nay
,,cGocry OF Barrow. Chapman punkirk ~ days, IN
ha's a. a. Nrtlu- son.
O.', T.rr Wind at an, ioo moderate, NE, oeey Oh
.,,,r Al CTS Island, strong ST. iAh
CLEARED.
.,.r. Galaea Br. Pearson. London. Henderson Bros
30 ip"tsal M stewart London simpson spruce
g BHr W,,ibourur 1T Ncwdirk, Nr~,a7tlronlJ Tyne,
g. lS, pickering y Crane, Lord. Lrth. simpson ~
'u,,," state OF Gcorg.a tBn, smith, Glasgow, Austin
S1utn e co Amsi' r'am lpt'hl. Iaa Eoitenaui. llo
tt" t't,e & 60 Carundrlr. Beck. Mataufas and Mas
t n, ~ { II Mallory ~ 90 tlty Ot Co.um6is Fisher
SAN 90 eco Sonsf Manhattan. krlry, Norfolk. tty
,'' So I l,huloud old Dominion - co.. tie" ydr.
r"i 9arlr.tnn Gnintaid Is 90 .... nmnionwr niti
- Nm philadelphia. John Roberts ..... VIM Nooi" AID
N@t,ry baltimore. J = htrms a.. $500. . 81.
hnlls. Prudrton, san ltih'i-, sutton ia
'Nf r,,ii valley, ~hlugll r, Ir'rnol PrtN N'chu
,t. Nr,inroy. Puinhay. PEI. Vernon IL hln"u -. - a.
Soy, y A,y, Nounau tl,n. Davidson, sydney SSW, II
| CAn,Iun = GO +NI'''''IIp - - =. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19

John Kelly. who keeps cigar store at No. ISIS
Grrcnc-st and Joseph Hughes ut No. ll3 Ihrd--i.
were arrested yesterday by Officer Mundy Tor sell
ing policy slips. They wcrc each held III 5000 bail
nj tlr Jct r>nn Market Police Court this morning.
Guy Marks wa, taken before Justice Morgan ut
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
charged with trying 90 sell lottery tickets. The
ch1ryr, wei. mad by AGdic Boyd, OF No. Jjs Iiud-
soiht.. and Henry T. lee, Of No. Abingdon
square. He was held IN default of $500 bail.
Mrs. A. Lorcilk Jones Bell, Mary Roh>t, Pauline
AlbcIgrr Mos, Morchousc aud -. McDcrmott ", IT,
arranged in tin Court of Quarter SESSIONS "a,
Newark y. j., yco;cIdiy, under indictments log
dealing in policy. Three Of the accused pleaded
guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
oUARRELLING OVER THE MINUTES.


Dock Commissioner Lambeer Yesterday claimed
that the minutes of the last meeting OF the bosru
contained an error. In them was rtSpIu.ol' pi,
| noting Charles Ward Raymond from the posltIoIfs
~ assistant suryeyor to that of chef surveyor oi
the Department at salary OF 81 eOV year. mi.
Raymonds salary had been oOo MI. lam corl
| rcctly and called for the communication OF MI.
| RAYMOND upon the margin Of which was written III
pencil the compensation ne ira hen hanged
he corrected and $1,000 he inserted IN place %
81 500 in accordance with the original resolution
| Mr.. Dimock-I am willing that you should offer an
ar endlncnt but the minutes aTe certalhl correct.
Mr.. Gaimhccr-I meter 'o;ed TOT any SUCH coup'"''
ton and ! never agreed 10 IT.
Mr.. Dimock-YOu are certainly MISTAKEN 49,. =
Mr.. Iaimbccr-I am not lnlstakch-uhy huch 'nnh'
Know what an talking about
The reading of the minutes was then continued
until a resolution appointing john >. hlte InhS,es
dock buil .cr reached. In the minutes ~ Was
stated that the conn cnsatl"h Was ~ NC FAV1 "
month, To begin Nav -.
Mr. Laimhccr-Was that I'm the rcsolutoni
a., ,i2 i ~, mink lint the counensation should
begin from tie Tine of reporting for duty I'm.
SCcrctar Lrn,h-It has been customary to pay from
the time Of appointment
Mr. Iaiinl Ger offered resolution 10 correct the
minutes Nv making Mr. Raymohds salary Sl'7Oo
Instead 81 ! 500.
Ar DuoocL-lftis intended correction ofthe min
utc4 would say that It Is not proper to change the ol
remember be circumstances WELL ana the minutes "s
NJ i"i,"b,crN qy that never voted for IT, know
I did moi. and don't think any thing about H.
Comuis .crcrs lrmock aud Nandrrpccl voted IN
favor of approving the minutes ana Nohi'hiN''''
! Lamh"cr against ~. ,.J
i cnIrrnuni, at II from the wharfngcr complained
! that OhStmctirns were allowed To remain on the
| piers and bulkl"ads. Particular complaint vas
made against Decker Il Rapp, who were subject, IL
WAS claimed 70 penalties amounting to- - sou.
! Mr. laimhccr moved that the penalties agaiIiT'
| Decker 4 kapp and other p rS9nS should br GOV
/ ectcd. After long dispute further consideration
of the snnicct "a, acicTrG until neat week IN th'
wcr, informed t't they must pay the penalties I'M
| posed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
nrpALTIhr OLE SALYINL.

A group of Italian citizens, including tOo women.
ali closely municl up, stood carly yesterday morn
ing on Pier No. ~ North ilyrr, watching the
steamer (anada. Of the French Line. Suddcnl, the
attention 81 the party directed Ia a vehicle
which approached at full speed, aud when one Of
il, inmates showed lis head through the Wud"" all
The sn,,tatnrs recognized the wcil-known features
of Sirnur Turasn Salyini and ST up lusty cheer.
The cutirc party then boarded the Canada, here m
interesting scene took place. Onc of the women
stepped forward and Ohcrcd the tragedian an enor-
NOUS bouquet oil sweetSeented howers, after which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19

.i'ss s'sss srES : &C. u. 8.
sssnts. pa. &c saIlsy s.sss. = sS S
oanics of sis o'
ss9s
zas M % FsSsss r.
os Remington a,' %tii 1S B.r.ee Brett Son %
2TSS saa:sy Ls sf L He 'as'a
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Nay ls-Arnyed. steamers Helysta tBrA
B Murray from on her way q ysTp"S Ind
sailed steamer city Of Brussels tr condron from Liver
TErT May is-Arived. Ores, Obj. James from
william from May lsA'v'd steamer Navigation Orb
sn geE % on 0es Tsy o. @ Young
SOUTHAMPTON May ls,Arriyed seamer saier 'oer, VIE
HAVANA, May l6-Ar'y l. steamer Newport sundbers.
AMERICAN PORTS.
BosToS MAJ ls-Arriy steamers Minnesota Gleis iron
AsesE sm M Gm IN oa saSanna
Crane Howes for baltimore Normsn Nickerson, for Phs
3 steamer Jane.
PlIL.psLfni,. NAV ls-Aniyed. steamer VIM whllia.
Glearsi, stSan'Ts ceniipcde Hand, for Boston Roman
crowell Tor EO,a cai&arins whiting Hardin for rroy
New York. n + Gas pcIson' Tor Btitimo's "'''' luz
Sailed, steamers centpede. Homs santee al catlarbs
BALTIMORE May lS-hrrived - 'amers BRINE, Poster
from NcwlOrk; Johns shriyer Person IRON PhleDhiA
Cleared. steamers Ba kstone lylor from New York; Fan.
ny CadwIlader, CLARK, from ND.iorki Elizabeth, Wood,
Philadelphia.
CnARLEsToS. Ea- ls-Artvei steamer Cleopatra, from
Baltimore
Sailed, cattle. for New.York Calvert .of
Baltimore
sAyASSAH Nay lS-sailea s,eaiaers Gate City for New
York sdr -or 4, for BALTIMORE
NEW O'LriN- May lS-Auiyed p the Passes steamt Red,
ouin Shertoua" from Newport
Sailed steamer Whitney
FOREIGN SHIPPING
MAY Il ! fnsf
Guudersrn the later few York; 'th inst, Florence
Tor tue Delaware John J Josva Kedron Lois IN, At
ter for the Delaware MAR me Union for san francisco
Maryland Moss Glen the latter for NewfOik 18th INST
Fannie CAM Kate EuITlll-
AyeG-ith inst Agoer, Juietrae, vssco Go Cana; 18th
inst Bombay. Dh Ontario. PaJa POykarp Thos nd; i7h
INST America Capt AlthO. Ban Mazuranc COndJr, rtn-
naf tattna Gatineau, Giuseppe Antonio TIE att'r az
Fral Sobtdi VI, Wa. ana the latter 1t Deal western fm
pe 18th insi Alahab3 Ennerdale, Geo Hurlbut ssTAnr
nah ~ Oaycs.
MARINE DISASTERS.
LOSDos MAY ls-The British brig Adrian Capt Jones from
Mlc'O Feb - Tor Boston, has been abandoned at YEA Tho
aud' At Genoa oy the italian bari Amati Figl
from l..
The British bark Mount Lebanon, Capt Hal rom Hong
Kong Feb and Manila Ma c - for owl'd u Boston,
put into Suons Town, ape Colony, with damage 10 bu
Naks and sanch0ns Sho had decks swept AMI lost sas
She Will dis, hargn cargo
MISCELLANEOUS.
TOvroS Nay lS-rhr British bark ROebuck capt Griffith
has returned Ia -hrlls leaking badly.
NAVAL TNTELLIGENCE.
PORT ROYAL NAY lsThe unf,d states stslner Po6hat
tan. from Annapolis. Nd. arrive, here today
tfOr Later Shipptag Neu.. II am SCI ffJ't fd9el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19

Gideon D. Pond, Republican; second ward, William
N. Denman and A. C. Cooley, Republicans; third
jeremiah Moore. Democrat. His election will be
contested by Hr. Feuchsol. John Barry, Demo
crat, was reelected Village Treasurer. Isaac AR
BrnnRhton. Democrats were elected Assessors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
EMBARRASSED IN THEIR BUSINESS.

Samuel H. Emanuel and Henry +. Emanuel COM
posing the firm OF T. II. Emanuel ~ Co.. maniiiac-
turers Of patent Oyeralls at No li9 Chamhcrs-st.,
made an assignment yesterday 10 Joseph GalllnFer.
giving preferences for $4,000. They have be,u in
business here several years. claiming capital Of
$40, 900. and were formerly at Lynn, Mass, where
they failed and compromised AT 80 cents the dol
lar The liabilities abou. S35 nnn: the value Of
the assets is not known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brckpqhdw Hotel-COunt Brunette, Of tho spanish
rcD,,in N washington fh Arenus Hotel TX Governor
p q cheney. Of NeVHampshrc Robert H. Pryn' oi ~
and AllGn MuutOe, Of SYRACUSE Hfnd4V huI'
Leycr,t Saton.all 81 Roston General j. u DohaSn VI
Baltimore. wood. Of syracuse BfcDoort ii9s
Capflia W r. Ku1on tho british Navy, and r. NJ fulA'
Ter r. g. HASKELL ard Benjamin f. chen ~ 81 boston
Congressman George west OF lairtn'
y Y Ha6aqr hOuse-KichArd NrnK and Alfred g. Bs
krro If PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
MARINE INIELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY.
80 ~in -lT - V.,,.. ..,. ,,v- II
Moon Il-rs..- Moon ''''"' ''' ~
u,.u WATIE rp.pNN-N.
.,.,.tt,ok - GOV. Island. Ols llcl cato 900. 2O'
HIGH wNTrK rODN-r VI
.v Hunk an Gov. Island Oi9i Hell Gatc..... 23S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
Abducted BY HIS GRANDFATHER

William CardNr.i. . boy of eight YEAR. MAS AT
play on roll,r-~kat, the sidewalk near ms home.
40 81 West >i>tc.uth-st. Friday mint, when cur
rag. Was driven up &" Tie curb. An"ld man -piihS
out and sizing th, clud forced INN itio the car
rage and Immediately cot IL himself. ia" door "1,
closed with a hang and the carriage Was driven
eastward ~ rapid speed. Some OF the hrgih"t'
who had ,rcn the abduction gave TN" alarm AMI At
tempted To follow the carriage hui they ""Ir ~""n
left behind. li' aid OF the police ~ the r"rt To r.
cover the child WAS sought 10y Mrs. Cafdwrll, the
BOYS mother She stated that she was divorced
from her husband, aud that the custody of tlrir
chld had been awarded To- her. she brcyrd tina, her
husband, Samuel Cardwcll. was the ahduci"r Onrc
before he had stolen the hos away, hut had returned
him Detective lauihrr under orders al Supruu-
t,ndcnt WninV. succeeded ~ a1r-ting ili" duNrr
of the coach Ju.rlh OCouurr and s' II ain'd that
the boy had been taken to house III South ith--i,
BROOKLYN. II was The grandfather real estate
agent ut go Ihird-ayc., who had Kidnapped the
boy. When the directive sought HIM he WAS met
by the fathcr of the boy. samuel CauwclI, who M
formed hin that the clild ia his possession and
would remain there. line police Wrfr Io"rIlr-7 ."
70 further aud informed 9fs. Oauwri maj eh'
must seek the enforcement oil her nights through ihr
courts. She declared her intention 10 Apply al "n'"
for writ ut hah"l- corpu, to compel the SURF n"rr
OF the child he boy IS hiding pli," was Purl"-'ii
kept q secret b, the father, 10" icalcd ah attempt
to recover him hy force or strategy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
A MYSTERY UNRAVELLED.

IDENTIFYING A MURDERED WOMAN.
THE VICTIM OF TIE MURDER IN TIE oUrrhSnhhu
WOODS Observation-Disclosures 10 HAVE DEL DEL
MURDERED BY MAN TO WHOM SIZE HAD 'tsl
BEEN MARRIED MEASURES TO ARREST lhh
MURDERER IN EUEoPE. -, :.
The young woman who was murdered III
the woods near Gutenberg, n. D., was
identified yesterday as Mrs. Nina Muller
who separated from her husband afew months
aco. On the day of the murder she was mar
ried to man named Kettler, with whom she
intended to 20 to Europe. Kettle Is pe,
lieyed to have murdered the woman anu
then left the country. Measures nave Ooen
taken to arrest him in Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
EVIDENCE IN WIiITTAKEWS CASE ENprI

With the exception If the arguments, the NmiiI-
kcr fria i closed. Yesterday -cs~o Ms l inirf-
c-iIng one although much time was consumed n
debates rrraidiuC the admission OF evidence. Inc
dc p0-iiou, of Judgr DcNrnS defending the grntIal
rcputat iuu of Mr.. ~uuthWOrh were ruled out, but
The contents of Whitahrrs letter, which had been
offered merely ~ specimen of Handwriting, wrfr.
tocycryouc, surprise, admitted. Cadet j. h. Me-
DouaL took the stand and WAS dismissed after tc>.
tIf,lug that hc had heard lao NOISE uu tlc nght of
the alleged outrage That il very rcmarl able rtI-
d,nc, m rrbuttal' observed Mr.. ChImn, flin with
ont rising. The Judge Advocate then called SUI
gcon John H. .IanrWay. by whom lac wished 10 t.
futc the th,oI, oi an " unconscious tTdnc..' ~
Governor Chamberlain objected TO any L.
currrnce by the Judge Advocate Ia tlat
mart Of the evidence. The Court sustained
The objection, and Major Gardner, after >cvcIa!
efforts To wade The ruling, forced to dismiss h-
witness. who had not spoken word. The jude
Advocate then called IN succession DR.. ArNnnI'r
" 10 hi4 made a TcpoIt upon Nmttakcr- condition
AT West Point, IIru.cnaui John G.. II. Knight. Az
hisiani professor of mathematics at West Point,
Who had acted as NhIttakc,'s counsel AT the tourt
of lnduiIy Edward i. Met lrruand, formerly 4 cadet
and CAPTAIN sears, all of whom testified that the
scar now visible upon Whitaker, hand could not
bc the result Oi the wound which thrl had observed
IN April lN~O. Governor Chauihcrluu in cross
examining thr witnesses, tried To- show that he .,l.
wa~ the work of separate abrls On received at The
time OF the assault.
The trial Is now closed said Major Gard
ncr 80 far as cN idcncc gocs' Al the request of
cA-(iottrnor Chamberlain, the Court ADJOURNED
until "Wednesday, June !, at IL O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
THE EXODUS TO EUROPE.

The Rev. Stephen H. Tying, P. T. Barnum
and Mrs Barnum Max Outrey the French Minister and
Nine. Outrey, c. dc Bid the Danish Minister, and A. j.
Drexel sailed for Liverpool yesterday on the
Cunard steamship Scytlia Ex-Governor O. Is.
Mcclellan, Mrs. Mcclellan, Miss Bertha Neckar
and Miss Josephine Pagay, Of the Germa -,
Theatre, and Louis II. Enrich will sail to-day
the Hamburg American steamship Frisia and Barley
Campbell Mrs Campbell and Archibald Forbes viii SAL
the Imam steamship CITY OF Montreal Following
the complete lists Of saloon passengers:
EOR INTERNATIONALLY sTEAMsMIP CRY or MONIRBAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
tAunouDCrnents.I

tAunouDCf mentsl
Adopt now the Use OF patt's ChlOrides Tho
odofr--. reliable. efficient aud economical dsniee ant
Bcatty's Parlor Organs are to-day without
rival NJ. Beatty shipping organ now every h'ecn
minutes fion - lac,ory At Washington, ~ j. lead his all
yotl:cncut
DIX. Lyons TOoTH TABLETS
Used by the elite Of the clty.
FAIL & WMSoN's short band collars and
bea. edge CUTS are t.io best. Sold every where
HanIlinson Steam Carpet Cleaning Works
send for circulars. - Last 21thst.
lee water is rendered harmless and more re-
freshIng with Hop bitters IN each draught
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
descriptions relieved a. and speedily cur"i by
kidney intended by nature for o" cure
an i,,a.. the Kidneys cJU. hy weakness and deOiiy
Druggist, sell both dry and hquid Colgr,F suonalst
Put ON a Dr. IIolman'- Liver Pad, the best
stomaci, aud Liver Regulator tie world II INSURE
stomach. good DIGESTION blood and perfect nerve
acton.
The "Riva Sauce il one of the best appe-
Tiers IL. aroma Induces healthy hunger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19

Bcatty'S parOr Organs are to-day without
rival Mr. BEATTY shipping organ now every h'oen
"a. factory At Washington ~ J. lead his all
49, fl.cFg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19

Adopt now the use OF Plltt's CilOrdes. Tho
odofrs- reliable efficient aud economical dsnieetant
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-08-25
Personal.


Rev. DR.. ]. G. Riheldaffer, Of ST. Paul,
is in town.
Judge E. st. Julien Cox was here yes
terday.
Mr.. g. E. Mckay received visit from
his brother last evening" resident Of
Fergus Falls. Of the legal persuasion.
H. F. Pond departs for Massachusetts
next week, intending to bring his mother
back with him when he returns.
Mrs. Jas. M. Dunnington and daughter
leave Redwood in few days for visit
to their old home in Ohio.
Mr.. L. Russell, of force-pump fame,
re-appeared on our streets this week,
hooking much improved in health.
Mr.. Wetmore. a nephew of Jas. B. Rob.
inson, has been visiting the latter. He
has been travelling as far west as Salt
Lake City, his wife accompanying him.
Lucien Bailey shipped his tool-chest
and departed for Minneapolis the other
day. which city he will probably assist in
building up. He is good workman.
The last Marshall News makes personal
mention of several visitors from Red
wood Mr. and Mrs. A. Moore, Mrs. w
+. Belt and Mrs. A. Burton-all of whom
have since returned.
Geo. Crouley, who follows the family
instinct for MERCHANDISING, at Bird Island
drove over last Saturday with his mother
son William. Mrs. Shores went back with
Geo. G. for a visit to Glencoe.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-08-25
A Boom I'm Wheat.

1t is.worth while to take account of the
good prices offered for wheat all along
the line of the Winona & St. Peter r. r.,
since harvest. This year we don't hear
H. & D. prices quoted. for the sufficient
reason that there was about fifteen cents
per bushel difference In favor of our mar
ket. Last Thursday, when No. 2 brought
$1.10 in Redwood Falls, it was quoted st
% cents at Bird Island and o. cents at
Glencoe. Whatever the motive for this
extraordinary concession on the part Of
the railroad company, it enabled the lucky
seller who had his wheat threshed early,
to get within II or IL cents of Chicago
quotations here at Redwood Falls. As
might be expected. these prices have
taken something of a tumble. and to-day
No. 2 wheat is quoted at $1.04. It 10 a
fact. however, that the price in Chicago
Tuesday was only fraction of q cent
less than it was week ago, so that the
difference must largely be attributed to
the restoration of higher rates for carry
ing. o.
We were q little premature in stating
that Mr.. Peavlsr would represent Van
Dusen & Co. in this place the coming
season. Mr.. w. T. Dougherty. of Dodge
Center, has taken charge of the elevator,
and will probably do the buying for the
above firm from this on.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-08-25
Real Estate Sales.

Among recent real estate transfers re-
corded at the Office of Register of Deeds.
are the following:
s. F. Ruter to Park Worden. Mill lot
No. 1, in Redwood Falls. $4,000. -
C. Fred. Brown to Benz. r. Damren.
West 4 N. w. a section 80, town liz.
range "a. $500.
Holman r. Drew to Mary J. VIM.
East 12 of N. w. n. N. w. n of s. E.
4. and N. E. Il of s. W. Il of section "a.
town liz, range, SO. 5000.
Jonathan T Albeit to Geo. F. Brott.
South x offs. E. Il section IA, town 100.
range 50. $500.
John B. Damont and Jason C. Easton.
TO The American Land and Colonization
Company of Scotland, Limited. 2,947
acres. in towns of Brookville, Sundown,
Three Lakes. Charlestown. Willow Lake.
New Avon, Redwood Falls. Vail. sunor-
ganized town iii, range as. and Vesta.
SO. .241.34.
W. d. Finn. to Tillson Tibhetts.
Northeast L section 81. town 1le. s.nge
49, $1,000.
!Phebc e. Watson to w. H. Whitman.
Lot 8. block Z. Watson's ID addition to
Village Of Redwood Falls. go.
Kate Classon to ]. G. Riheldaffer. Lots
1. 2 and 8, in block IL. Hitchcock's 1st
edition to Redwood Falls. $500.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-08-25

snsHlDAE. REDWOOD CousT1, STATS Q,
MINNESOTA. - .. -
M ;ss on ,ss h as{ S! Of Ass S.s:; D.
town Of shsEideni Redwood county. Ninnesoss.
construct and fully cemplete line Of railway
HennebIn sSanty, .M[aSessss, thence in :
westerly direction by Of ,ss Rscsls,o.; s,or; %
Redwood Falls in said RedwoUd county. and
have the saile ready for the passage of care
into said village, on or before January let, lSS.
and that in aid Of the construetion of said line,
ty t. Of Redwood, o shall issue its bonds to 'ssid
railway company to the amount 6f =, SOD, -
their par value, two of said bonds to be Of one.
as sasn and 1Ss @ Ct s: 1.s.S
in ten years after their date. and bearing soven
per cent. interest per annum, payable scmt7
and Sy
in escrow with J. K. Sidle, President # tho
First National Bank Of Ninneapohs, residinN
in the city Of Minneapolis, county Of Henncpin. .
by said trustee to said Railway company. upon.
ths completion Of said line Of railway ready
fOf the passage of cars thereon into said VII
lage. And said railway company further thovc7
in proposes to issue and place in escrow wa!E
said trustee, at the election Of said town, ID
consideration OF, the issue Of said bonds, such
uuHUcT N tut: .othEcH .pA s10 ceSSA W
said ra ailway company, j. q theif par value. g
shall correspond with the, pfapCtpel sum, Of
said bonds. to wit, in the sum e. 1850 TO be
waived as provided by law. And, Whereas
there has also been filed in my once . state
ment in writing in favor Of calling IN election
in said town Of Sheridan to consider and vote
on said proposition, signed BY A. Clark and
Thomas Kerby, the supervisors Of said town,
Lawrence HoitOn, the Town Clerk Of said town,
Thomas Kerby and T.G. Kellam, Justices Of the
Peace of said town, and BY at least twelve 9TH
or freeholders of said town. !.
Now, therefore, you are hereby notified, that
pursuant to the statute In such case made an4
provided, anelection will be held By the legal
voters OF said town of Sheridan at The usual
place for holding elections therein. to Wit: ~
school house, in district No. II In oa16 town AZ
sheridan, county Of Redwood. on saturday.
the eth day Ut August. A. D. 1851. 70 deter
mine whether or not sald proposition shall be
accepted and perfected. and 6aid b0nde i0ouo0
as proposed therein. And you are further M
tined that the legal voters Of said town voting
at said election fp favor OF said pfopoeit1oo,
are required to deposit written or p!inte4
ballot bearing the words For tho ratlsoaA
proposition" And those voting q suoA ~
tion opposed to such proposition ehall 0oDoeie
= IKE ballot bearing the words "Asa@ss Tho
Said election win be opened At 4 O'Clock N
the morning, and will continue open until :
o 0clOck i1 the afternoon OF The CnUQ 4AY.
Dated this 10th day Of AuCao1i 4. a ISL
IAWR3NC4 BOLTON,
Town Clerk Of the town ot Sheridan. Cou0AHO1
Redwood, State Of Niu1s0oee.