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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-26

he replied Possibly yes probably yd pst but WI" o"'e
Lord Justice Brett-But he had kSsed ner NJ tnis ic
Mr.. ROlland-Iio had tlaughter). 49,, ,cuoo.
Lord Justice Cotton-At what stage was tnae '"re"'
Mr. Roliand-Between the 18th and 10Th November
lord Jnsce Bycttihst was more than impertinent
Ma Mas PnsndTbat, !. matter of taste tgreat laugh
tow, Ilmt Mr. Begar was stranger In Paris, and knew
nothing of the language they Were both Irish people
Lord Justice BrettSThat is large step toward
promise to marry. Anything else Ihere Is " ''s'
MI Roand-I consider it immatcral, but he gave her
pair of boots Oaughter) aud noticing hole in her
stockings eTeat i0ugher he presented her with pair
lord JustIce.Brett-Only one pair tLauehter)
Mr.. Rolland-I believe that was all, my Lord ana nc
gave her aud her sister some gloves. NJ
Lord Justice Brett do not say tbs OF Mr. Iiggar'
but of other cases. may come into the witness,
box and declare himself tObe scOundrel because ne au
fulfil II; but the urv may choose to believe he Is not
scoundre aud made the promise Even marriage r. Nv
obstacle TO mans promising inairlage. maoe
known before this of married men proposing marraEo
laughter Suppose case OF y3nhg gentT b nD
offers marriage 10 y0ung lazy VINO ~! ~, In ,ot
aunt and If marry you she will alter her VIII anu 10.
leave me a penny" In such case the old ami h,lgn.
be an obstacle Caughterl, ana lie y99umg, tr
might pray to get rid Of the aunt great r nh.
1t seems to me that there is no color avo
application: The palntlh Wtni INTO w p"A ,,rt To
evidence Of conversations which would amount 90
promise marry. conditional 1t is said but whie SUI
amounted to promise lN tIiS rv hnt that
COrrOb0ration Of such promise is necessary! pt
Use . But this ease strcnSt hcnei many tiiIvs
over by the fact that the defendant himself lnslsleu wi
being chilled. and called and his admissions were
fatal to him. He made no allegations against htr ~,
cep that he had INDUCED IN famsrihes win her wrn
no decent man would indulge in, and when no deceh
woman would submit TO- unless on the assumption ~ "H
engagement marry. He had made no charges aEilst
Ills lady cxcepf that she had asked him Ia marry n"i
and that he had asked her; but as regards TINS al
CATION there what may term ianatlcsh OF uect
of which some men are capable. All his story aDou
going 10 church and praying IN her presence 70 g n"
OF his obstacles could only bear this one Interpretations
that he was praying lid of obstacles when W9uH
prevent him marrying her. aud not The obstacles Whcn
would prevent him marry ing any one else mus
say am more strongly satisfied with the Verdlct as II -
than II IL had.bccn the other way .,.n.
Lord Justcps Cotton and Bowen concnrred ana inc
application for new trial dismissed with costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-26
Court CALENDARS-MARCH %.

SUPREME CoUi1 -CHsMHEss He'd by Lawrence. J-No.
10 l .I 3d. 81 a 40 40 ~. 80. a. 80 1877 lIG ifS
100 I6i 1863 lC7 10 Ia 49, i-0 80 40 2ti 2I2 2G6
.rl 10y 2bi -ol I'll, us
~. ,Ss. Z-p. ~. ZJt- 23u. Z.B. 2Hl.
5IrRIME COLsf--tItNLtAL iE'.H-Ied by Davis \. j..
Brady and Daniels j. ND7 = o. % ~ a, 30 -. 10. "a,
70 222 40 81, a. 3d. 10 fsl16 l6Nl7ll72 IA 7J
l56, ~, 11V. l1H. 100 Isl.
-trRk,E CONFESSIONAL TfIM-Ied By Larronpre J.
Nos gJ- 3g1 -. IT, 6Sn 1885, 30 5ci 1853 C8 col
$50 753 ZS 7s0 Og5 So go 49,. 622, 3d. AS. Goa
III. - $500
Sos Il27L, 42 2IC1 1851 26C-, 207J 26Hs 229I x85l
25Gj ZJlO, GOO 2gl4. 2o40 269 Zl2. 212O Z12l Ys2
.G14 2.ag Gi4H @75H. 1852 2fG2 216j 2166 z7U7 2sOS
25s5. 25s9 2o.i GsI go 6 $50 2i9 25SS 255o. 1888
g5s2 2s17, XJtd. 49, @lbb. -b.b o1O 259 1913, 7i6
PAf1 It-iied hy barrett i-No day calendar.
PART I-IIcd Van Worst. Nos i67Sla 1883 24gl
25z3 1853 7C7 1913 l4l6 $780, 800 lS2 2470 1915 248l
4l2 ZisZ. 2GOs, 1905 1881. Pals. 2420, AL 337
sGrEuoE CouEr-5rEcIsL rED-Held by Trua1, Nos
SUPERIOR Cougr-TFsL TESN-PAHr Held by Freed.
man. J.-No day calendar
COMMON l'LEAs-sFKcIAL TEaM-Held BY Beach, J.-No
CoMsON PLEAs-TRIAL TERH-PAET I-Hcld by &. r. DAILY,
e. J-SOs lStO, 2lI, 1908 1889 81. 2llO, 2Oll l7s
ZG24 -
PAET HEED by Van Brunt, J.-Nos. 2si0. 2s7s 2ssJ
2A5 2ssG 1888, $3.50 1881 2S9s 1903. 2O p 2yI8 2gIa
2al5 29l6 20l7 28ls 2Si9 600 29zl 2e22 1928 1924
H.. 2y2D
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Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmcNE.l

SAN FRANCIsCo. March 25.-fhcrc seems to be a
flint suspicion IN che minds of many Of The brokers
that the rlss in Yellow jacket stock was caused by
thr inside managers, who are believed 10 have
rnauipulated the market Tor the purpose at selling
thr Is 600 shares taken fOI late assessments
The market tor CONS Ock shares closed lower and
moderately active.
judgo Maginnis has decided that fully paid
ND stocks are liable to assessment
1rhe Iuscarora mines promise better prices Ior
their rtocks especially Belle Isle and North Belle
Isle. -,
Tie shipments from Navajo have increased. The
usual amount of bullion was received during the
past week from the other producing mines.
Bullion valued at $20.6l4 81 was received in
New York on saturday from the mines, making a
total Tor the week OF %l6O, 47o 81.
Tive total sales of mining stocks in New-York the
past week are officially reported by the two EX-
changes at 300, $50 shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-26

dull was the weakness for Louisiana consols and the
strength for the Arkansas State aid railroad bonds.
Railroad bonds were quiet only moderate bust
ness was done, generally at steady figures, but the
Texas Pacific incomes showed an advancing ten
dency OF the share market it is sufficient to say
that the transactions for the week five days)
amounted only to $780, 466 shares against 1876 164
shares for the preceding full week. Yet the fluctu
atoms, generally in narrow limits irregular.
Prices were stubbornly maintained against the de
pressing influences OF tight money and it seemed to
be the spontaneous conclusion of great and small
holders OF stocks that 1t was useless to attempt to
realize while money ruled at 12615 per cent per
annum. At the same time the idea
that with easy money will como a
bonn was sedulously promulgated. Prices
generally closed the week n little higher than
week ago. 1t is n curious incident that of the usually
acIve stocks Union Pacific shows the greatest final
gain Il per cent? and Central Pacific the greatest
final lOss-2ls per cent.
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
BOSTON Saturday. March a.
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

BuFFALO March 94Cdfle- Reoeipts to-day. 700 head.
total for tbs week far. $500 head
week 900 head; consigned through dO5 nothing
doing,
Sheep Receipts TO-DAY, 500 bead; total for the
1900 head; for same time last week $4,000 head
consigned through cars Advancing tendency sales Fa
Western sheep So 1906 20; Choice 10 Fancy So 40
aSG %; Western Lambs. sGaSl
tOday 1900 head; total for week thus
last 81 900 head agned
iIfonEh los cars dull lower sell, sales 10
dhoice Workers 81 75S7 90 Good ButoherS Modums
s. ass 10.
CHICAGO. March A.--Hoes Receipts 1000 head; ship
Inens 1900 head market very weak and dragging aud prices
q ana ee lower shippers doing but little ami IackeTs
81 sOas1 40. skips. - 6OHs676.
slow and weak Export steers 50 6O0s7 b Good
SbnDnR sea So 4O Common tO Medium, 80 4Odt0 bO
Butcer slow but steady al 81 75as4 S5i Sockes and Feed
ers In liberal supply and Hight demand AT 1894 TO-
Shsep-Receipls 400 hsad shipments 100 head market
active and rn With fair demand Common 10 air s. 500
a. So: Medium Good So ae6 Choice 20 Extra 50 40 SS
81. LOUIS March 2.-Cdut-Hsoeipts Tor days, 400
head 900 head supply scant and STALE the few
sales made were In retail lots at decline Of l0D26c.
1000 head snpmantA Zoo head market
Ann Common 10 Medium So 5OaS4 go Fair Coca 81
aS6 %; Choice 10 Fancy, 50 76dS 80. 800,
H0g-Receipts 1000 hSan Shipment 1000 head market
du Light 81 0as7 ADJ Packing 81 sSf 0oi bnleherp TO
LXtra,kSI DU0SIIO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-26
MR.. Hodge, IDEA on WOMAN.

At the Second Uuiversalist Church, in One
hundred sevcntht, Harlem. the pastor, the
Rev Mr. Hodge, preached last evening TO large audi
.uce from Proverbs Xxx. 90: Many daughters nave
done yrthoasly, bat thou exceest them all"
The ideal OF womanlood" said Mi. Hodge, "was never
40 high ia the world It il today. mean the common
ideal Of our time and country. I grant you
that II might be dn1cult say right
out Of mind Just what the common ideal
is on account of the variety OF ideals But there are
Ger ain broad lines limits within which for all OF ne
this ideal may he found. 1t is not what the Egyptian
ideal was, not what the Greek, not what the Roman vas
think OF as tue equal OF nan-eQuh IN bef igHts
equal in her excellence equal u not iIenuca 10 her
In the world It l. to-day and, II we consider the eA-
cellence of women, never deserved TO be 80 high.
The modern woman Is under no mans hand 10 the
ancient sense Of that phrase She may be educated sue
may he known the world as winter, afst, tDachef,
phlauthrOpist WORKER without shame ana without fc
preach She IL freer than she ever was before ana ye
anywhere in the wOrli aud better mere In say rug
that the equals II men, We % no. say maj
alike saying that mon are created iree and equal
we do not mean that they are created all auke, Ne
know that they not. We only iueah La IN relation
outside tribunal they are equal Ihty are tqua
beforr God the issue and iultment III every
lie take the expression OF my creed IN regard 10
women from TennYsOn's Princess. ana thlus we
may acsept his words as one OF the INDICATIONS OF Tue
common ideal OF w0nanhOOd OF this age;
The womans ssuse H. mans they Use or sink
Together, dwsrted godlike bond 81 frees
For she that OF aelthe scales viii man
The shining steps If Nature shares With man
His nights his days. ~th bin o. one goal,
II Sic he small slight nat urea, miserable.
How shall men grow
These are tho noblest, trest words upon the ideal
vomauhoOd that | know. They recOguHe woman +
enuality with man. and her uDlkencss . hffa. They
recognize her natJTal and Inh eTent rights"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-26
THE REV. MIR. NEWTON 10 BE ARRAIGNED.

Although no action has yet been taken by
the Episcopal authorities relative to the Rev. r..
Heber Newton and his recent sermons on
the Bible. it seems likely that something may soon
be done about il. The Rev. Dr. Benjamin F. Decosta,
rector OF the Church OF St. Jchn the Evangelist,
said last nights
There is no Doubt that proceedings Will be begun
against Mr. Newton, but precisely when cannot
saw as we are all tired after the labors OF the
Iepten SEASON. | am not alone ia this matter, hay
ing behind me some OF the best men IN the Church:
/ have 10 nv pocket letter from recognized
authority in the Church, man OF clear nina ana
decided views, in which he expresses himself as en-
Enthusiastically with me. This being the case shan
90 ON: were he opposed i should feel Obliged 10
abstain from any acton" ,
DIR Deeosta added that he was IN constant receipt
of ANONYMOUS letters in tho matter and they were
becoming annoying.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-26
opERA71oY or THE IRISH LAND ACT
r, Mr. Glfds,,nss cpsech ne Commons OPpostn9 NJ
Farnciis Amendment -,
Ernrn Octcher 2S. 1SSl-thnt Is, IRON INC

From Mr. Gltds,nss SB.sc IN ne Commons Opposing NJ
TdTneHs AHcndhfnf, d,
From October IS, 1SSl-that Is, IRON INC
commencement of the act--t0 December "a. ISL inc
average number OF decisions per day was no more iL'
4-that IS 10 say, OF decisions upon tsr rents hAe,,
Prom January ., 1892 to April /. lSS2, the hNci,Ee
number % decisions per day rose 10 40 FROM OPT. 80
1SS2 December %. lsS2, the hummer oi utEI>oi.H
rose 10 an average per day OF between 20 ana a. VIC
have now got i operation the last Improvements anu
additions 10 the system since the question OF NIl.,ulS
yg further considered and from the middle o. January
10 the end Of February $685. the rate OF decrinns Wch
at the commencement o. the act was only II PCT u!'
has risen a. uci day. That rate OF 100 per "y WIS
more than 1000 in the year This presents Yer!
great iucrea. indeed and what has taken pace Gown 10
the present tmc iushes us IN cOnhdentlN cAlcs,dl- M
by no Rnlue haste bat with perfect observance OF h
judicial and equitable principles. there VIII ue a. 4uIlH
increase OF the rate. and that that large number VII
amount 10 stl large Bnt IN ADDITION 10 ihlS th'
opcrstion of the Land out of the Land Court must ne
taken into view Ipnu large scale uolWSiitHl'
and reductions ~ tent have been made ny LANDLORDS 10
the satisfaction OF their tenants without ever gong h'
the Court. aud those reductions might De srl doNh 10 tHc
ouprgtfou of the Land act with hardly cs- lusce thhh
the reductions u,c IN Court itSel by contentious pro
ccednns or the reductions which are hAed III me our
itself bv voluntary agreement. But should nov IL" JUS
tce % The md express wGat mas aiw9. n'' ny
own bclief-m0et OF oil should not do justice 10 me
landlords I'm lreand-if did not repeaton ms occa'"
what I have often stated. namely, that IN my nche'
there are happily large portion OF the tenants OF Hr
land who are perfectly satisfied with the e4uane con
duct of their landlords and with the rents Wch thty
nav and who neither have been nor arc likely Ia oc SUD
iec for the intervention of tire Court. direct or indirect
nj any period SO that when put together an tAec
facts assert that the Land act ~ % il 10" al WoTK
eccing the great purpose for which il was W seq Az"
roiuscs 10 deal with the vast majority 81 those eases u
which Parliament placed the act upon he s'htH'c OOoA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-26
MIR. BIGGARS APPEAL DENIED.
IRON Ths London STANDARD. Mareh

fYora Ths London SfapdaTd. A0rch is.
In the Court of Appeal yesterday an appilca-
,io waS made TO Lords Justices Brett, Cotton and
Bowen, IN the case OF" Hyland versus bgear Mr.
Roland moved OK pare Oh acon for breach 81 promise
of marriage Mr. ROLAND went on 70 say maj the
defendant first acquainted with The plaintiff az
paris ON the 9th Noveb 1881 and OF the l7th OF the
same month said: You may have perceived ny m"hed
"bstscs The plaintiff told him that If the obstacles
were not removed, he should not come any more 10 ne
aunts house She farther stated that on the l9th he
again came 10 her aunis house. and said he hOped ny
prayer to have the obstacles renoved .
Mr. Rnlland-TbeTe were several. In the hrst place.
Mr. Bggar was fty ioqr years ana o. sge rid Of that by
NJ Enthusiastically that he afraid of having
LORD Justice Brett But he could not get rid Of that by
paying lrcnewed laugbter1. there were no Othcr
obstaces the promise WAS unconditional
nr R0lland-The next obstacle was that lie had an
unmarried sister residing With him Of bis house at Bel
fast the next obstacle was that ne mad two 9atur"
children who had not been placed out in the world
Monday night without catching cold.
Mt RoIland-He Is fifty-nve aid she is thirty-fve.
Lord Justice Brett Then what business had he to ad-
MI Rolland -fhey had been together very much In
Paris and walked out together $50 that good deal Of in
fiuacy rad sprunz I'D between them. On the 1th
January. 1851 the DESCENDANT wrote another equally
Good letter TO the plaintiff IN whSn ne ~ p 10
and added: Coming across II was rough ana AlT Sex
ton was very 81 we thought s ne w S1e and this
he signed Yours sincerely, Joseph O. Biggar." on
the sob March he altogether repudated any
with her -, ..
Lord Justice Brett-Hayo you road all the letters
Mf. kollaud-l have read tieD ALL my Lord. .
Lord Justice BrettI DO not want 10 near any more VI
then ilaaghter but pat this 10 you they were hot
engaged, 1t not most improper ON the deienuhht
part write 10 her My dear Fanny such letters as
these Why should assume that the gentleman was
He writes 10 her OF his seasickness aud other matters
which could net be OF tho slightest Importance To her IL
they not engaged.
M EoIand-That Is a long way from an engagement.
Mr. Justice Brett-Ith not an engagement, but IL u
very good symptom OF II tlaugEtorl
Mr. holland went on 70 say that according 10 the de-
1endsnts evidence he had told the plaintiff that there
sne asked him II the Obstacles could u be removed and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-26
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 25
By forcing an advance in the price of pipe
line certificates OF gig cents barrel within two days,
TIE bulls early in last week spoiled the petroleum
suecnlation for the remainder OF the time NOtwith-
standing that the week broken by Good Friday, the
dealings at the three Petroleum Exchanges rose 10 the
laree total OF 2O,O70OO0 barrels Opening at 81 OF,
against 81 OF y on Saturday the price amid great
great excitement 81 10 Tuesday The result WAS
the scattering of every vestige OF }" short
interest and the accumulation OF large purchases
I'm weak hands. Finders Influenced early by
the entrance of several wells Is dry holes and moDen-
tariy 25 was the goal for oil III the minds OF the ex
ultant bulls" From Tuesday on, however realza1ons
OF profits steadily forced down the MARKET ana toward
the end OF the week the news Cf the new producing
weIIs. r.portcd in TEE TRIBUNE yesterday broke the
prioe to 9sIsc The reaction, however loft the market
az the end only 3ssc below the final figure OF the proceed
ing week.
Below are exhibited the reports from the pipe INES roh
Nnrch 20 the dalos mentioned:
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BOSTON. SATURDAY. March "A. 1888.
The following is the comparative statement of the
business of the NewYork, Lake Erie and Western
Railroad COMPANY:


LONDON March 2f-l2. 30 pm.-New-YOrk Central 1901
Pennsylvania Central 6l3 Mexican Railway limited Or
binary. 40; NcwYOrk. ontario and western 20 u NH
wnuk u. l0ol2
LONDON. March, 2i-80O D. m-AtIantIc aud Great West
trustees certificates O3a- Enc second
consols g954 NewYOrk Central. 1907; Mexican Railway
Omitedl Ordinary l4Ul2 New York, Ontario and estern
26Ss.
March 24-O:3O mPaT1s advlCes quote three
S2 confines TOR the account
PARIS March Zi.-EvenIDg-Paris advicos quote three
30 francs 30 confines for the account
and exchange on London at 20 traces "a cenumeS Iof
cheeks
LONDON. March 24.-TAs Ec0pOntst Of this week says
THE Of discount bank bins 80 days 20 three mouths
20 cent and trade b go DAYS 10 three months
cent Despite the bearsh tendency Of the New ok
rket the decline American railroads IL slight WaDash
fallen has large amount OF gambling in
Grand Trunk securities, viii n closed hat."
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nnpnpnAN MAnKErA

LIVERPOOL March 2aBacon. Cumberland Cut 540 shor,
Rlb b5Hd Pork Ness s0Od do western 64 Lard,
Prime estern 576d cheese American ChOos lhO Corn
bOd Mixed old. rurpeniIne spiIis 5SSd ProyaOns-
ard $500 per American Breadstuns-Cotn. bod
for old Western Wheat 07dusl per GENITAL for Gal
LORNA Club s9dSsOJd bOr Red Western SPRING sodSsiid
for Red Winter. .oo. o..
lospoa. March 24.-splrits Turpentna 1894 Calcutta
Linseed OIL 32l OOfoz2l ~
per tun. TAllow 476 cWt Esnned Petroleum. o1a1
HivilE March 2i-wncoIs Lard closed Al 20 francs 90
eontlmes 81 kiioA 81. IN
BREpS March 2l-Wilcox's Lard closed NJ 90 marks oo
ufennIss per 10 lbs Petroleum. MARKS 36plennigA
AyTwPRP Mar Zi-Petoleum. 10 francs 90 centlmesIot
Fine pale Amerlcan paid and 40 % centnes selef
Wileox's Lard, 1871 francs 5Q confines DEE 100 klos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-26
MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY. March 25-P. N.
The mining stock markets were az dull yesterday
as they were on any preceding day of last week.
but better prices were established for the leading
fancies. Robinson. with fair amount of business
advanced from GS to 7G075 cents and Sierra
Grandc though dull was > cents higher at 800
Sonora Consolidated was specially active and rose
from 80 to 90 cents. Elko attracted attention AT
l2G17GI5 cents aud Lacrosse was firm at cent
advance.
SALES 1T TIE NITING EXCHANGES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-26

Episcopal Church, of Newark, n. J. formed new
society with the Rev. s. i. Graham as PASTOR. =. =;
Elaborate preparations for Faster were ihaoe !"
the churches
Copies of the paper may still be obtained at the
counting-room of THE TRIBUNE or by mail Price,
3 cents,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-26

At tho Stock Exchange all the markets were ek'
cessively dull last week. Only small movement
In Government bonds was recorded, but tho quota
tions Auctuated irregularly; the fual changes IN
the bids arc gain of for the IS and loss OF sfor
the Ios Tho feature AMONG State honda which warh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-26

very strong early In the week. Prices were advanced
from last week &C. per gallon. The close was steady az
S3s9Sl2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-26
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YogK Saturday. March -. 1851
The following sales were held al tae tx
change Salesroom to-day:
By Hordrd W. Coates.
s.s,ory brown stone dwellings, with lots West
IS3dSt 100 IL " ~ 9th ave each at lOOk99 lli
Benjamin Richardson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sso,ssO
By John T. Boyd.
4sory brick teuenlsnts with lots. Nos S2l TO 323
9A 81, 225 fl OF 2d'ave, each lot 20 -,
BY James L. Beitss
map u the village q MelIose, 22d Ward. each 49,.
25xloO, Mary A kohr $500
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK clrT
Old Boston Road, at MaIbrOOk 15xioos Mary Flynn o
grOa o No leS etc; Williams aud wife to
7sas %ini ias Fl a AvcA. 25Iic0a Palmer
''' Marlin az and husband TO David $4,000
9daAs $ iii Ms Si Isihei, so7IiOo; EEs6st
same S1 pOTerS q sane to Shsm Gregory and an
1ot6 StIet 1886 II OF WsyerIeypl 2i.7xaSG.
Margaret castor and others TO nehrlett. stsrr
IT 1 .1s .aS11s zoos IT Of i5tist Maria h0iaoo
4o saa s'i'' IS W j d.sSvs 2aI3is Eleanor
same A0i prSp sS AisSaSder Lauder otao Alice
same pTopcry FREDERICK Lander al ty guardian
,eS 10 A 81 No iSa john l ana lie 10 Mary
l,ta1e SS s. e6 n Of iiGl6.st 2Ox7i; the Ias
112 ms ~ s 90 Us II soi 2dave a5IioOii II
Mo9re and wife 10 bennett ..:....--:. $50
1l2th-st $50 II . OF 2daye 2oxlO0lli Bennett go
Loeust-ave, log n NV OF Grovest oOA2OVi ii ..-
Condor " Schulz %'zso
bSdst n s 50 II o oth-aye. 2Ox5Ooi kHteo brod- -
erick 10 r. X Campbell ~
lst-aye O. ~ "a . oil 3dSi, 25xlOe hohlnsAn 10
kolluann-
ostf al ss SOB n OF eta ave, ooA99.e. Samuel
slosp ana vii . the Nswfmk HORTICULTURAL -
Lots Ss7 6ss ana Os9 OF Jnmel estato P 4 RugKles
20 Schieifello. l.l40
sL9 nn;s 4 80 10 IoSnssay $500
hail. AZ "a a 800 q 81 broadway, COX lDa-5. also
59th.st al9 OF Broadway, o0xlOU,0: ~
Troacy wife 10 II IL freacy. 10
6oth, a. n s. l.S . OF 9Th ave buxl0o.o; Al Ham
lion aud wife 10 Hugh Lamb
bfllaye No I6Zzi land No last 6lthstl sc Ger Of
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