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THE EXPOSITION.

1t may be thatit will not prove of
much berefit to those having charge
of the work, for the HERALD to fire.
quently draw attention Gifts readers
to the great enterprise; for Il in
huence of a country newspaper in
matters centeriug in the city is small.
Still,as we enjoy the progress which
the city papers state as daily made
by President McConnico and his
energetic associates, we feel desire
of giving them, though ina feeble
way,a helping hand; only regretting
that our assistance is not of a more
practice and effective kind.
Some few weeks ago we submit
ted suggestions as to several i'm
provements in thenew management
over that of last year.
Two Of these, steam rail road con
nection from central point on Cana
street to, and steam or electric rail
road through the grounds.
Both of these Improvements The
managers have undertaken with 8
certainty of success.
And in this matter OF transpor
tation there appears strong prob
ability that the great trunk lines
from every section Of the country
will reduce the fire TO an almost
nominal rate.
Indeed, SO far as the public Cal
judge, every thing tending to cheap
ness and convenience in, first reach
ing New Orleans, and, thereafter
the Exposition, is being wisely
arranged.
The certainty of this, as we'll as
other incentives, are bringing offers
of exhibits 50 numerous as ALREADY
Ito secure in quantity and quality
an array OF objects fully equal, anC
probably superior, to those of the
centennial.
The HERALD would again draw
attention Of the managers to thu
desilableimprovementi in what were
last winter, known rs Public Com
forts; and to allowing the dali!
visitor the right of going out of thu
grounds and return without cost o
double admission.
We again would appeal to oul
friends,t specially theladies through
out the parish to take All individual
and collective interest in being
properly represented as exhibitors
and visitors of the Exposition.
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accommodations handed in later than
Wednesday evening, will lay over until the
week following.
+, f1y1All communications must be written on
ono side Of the paper.
> t.Y- The full name and address of the wri-
ter must accompany each communication, not
for publication, but MS matter OF good faith,
a5F Communications OF a personal cllarac
tor will not be recognized. unless froIn res
p0nsible parties. In such cases u charge Of
~ so a square will be made.
EP1We cordially lnvitrcOrrespondenc from
all parts of this and neighboring parishes.
ET-News and interesting local items res
pectfully solicited.
10. OUR READERS CAN HELP US
greatly, II, when writing to OF buying goods
from our advertisers, they will simply say
they saw their cards in this paper.
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WANTED,

A good Potter to take charge of a
pottery. Apply at this office.
Aporson isnee'led tocut into cord
wood the woods between Hahnville
and the Railroad. Apply at this
Office.
WANTED.-Spme reliable end com
petent brick-makeI to manufacture
and burn one or two kilns of brick at
Hahnville. Apply to the editor OF
the ST.. CHARLES
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NEWS ITEMS.

It only costs $l2 to go to Chicago
and back
State Auditor Steele is on visit
to his. home in Union Parish.
NJ. s. Powell, the defaultlng ex-
sheriff OF East Carroll parish, is
dead.
Never could buildings be erected
for less money than now. Materials
are cheap and abundant.
The Picaynne gives notice that
It will issue mammoth edition OH
the first OF September next. 4
The rice crop Of this State is the
finest ever know, while the acreage
SIS much larger than ever before.
Recent estimates made of the
rice crop of Louisina this year show
THAT it will aggregate nearly Il
million sacks.
Man never will be healthy and
happy tillahe learns Gods laws and
has wisdom enough to.obey them.
-lDr. SpurzheiIn.
The sale of Gen. Grants book
stPersonal Memoirs will it is esti.
mated, leave fortune of $4OO, 900 to
his family.
Nine out OF ten Russians eat with
wooden spoons; from wooden plates
and lowls, and drink water from
wooden dippers.
In the case of Peter Harper, ac-
cusCd of rape, Judge Dutfel, of
Ascension, acting in the absence of
Judge Rost, has ordered and he has
been released on $500 bond.
I The New York World thinks that
only $4,000 should have been
ga hpred in three weeks for the
Grant monument is in the nature
of a Disgrace. 1t says the New
Workers. made a great mistake in
not setting the country AN example
by subscribing literally themselves.
Senator Hill of Georgia is said to
have received the largest fee ever
earned by u Georgia lawyer. 1t |
amounted to 100000. Only $50, |
900 of it however, was collected.
Judge Chisholm of Savannah was
paid 100000 at one time for services
TO the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad
and Gen. Henry X. Jackson an equal
sum.
The Lake Charles Commercial
states that four offers were discov-
cred in the yard OF Mr.. Rostept a
few days ago, and the boys had a
lively time killing them. There
were three males and one female.
The largest one measured from the
sno0t to the tip OF the tail five feet
and five inches.
Gen. Jos. l.. Brent of this parish,
who is summering with his family |
at WytheVille, Va, had a apecial
invitation fioW Gen, Hancock TO
attend the funeral of Gen. Grant,
bur was reluctantly compelled to
decline, not finding it com enient to
visit New York at that time.
-lDonaldsonville Chief.
The colored people are to have a
grand excursion from Lafayette to
New Orleans, on the 18th of next
month. Mr.. II. FL. Taylor, l.. 7.
Haynes and other Pattersonville
men are managing the affair. Tick
cts from Franklin ami back, $2.T5:
Morgan City, $500 Pattersonville, 1
$3.50.
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Look at this list of some of the most popular

Look at this list of some of the most popular
music published. Printed on the hest heavy
music paper, good clear print; full sheet music
size and the same as generally retailed all
over tile United States ut Thirty to seventy
live cents per copy. Onr price is FIVE CENTS
per copy, or by mail one cent added Tor post
age. We give the retail price but ronrcn.ber
our price is but FIVE cents. We will s. ul cat
alOgue of 900 best selling pieces published,
free. Don't pay high exOrOitant prices when
you can get the same music for about one
eighth the price; see the following:
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-08-29

Among first arrivals in Laredo,
when the great railroad boom struck
it the fall of 1881, WAS young
negro boy, who was perhaps the
first boot-black on The Rio GIande.
He came without money and with
out friends, but by honesty ,sobriety,
aud strict attention to business, he
soon became a favoritp, and began
to deposit money i'll the bank. The
railroad reached Monterey, and
Webb went out there and taught
the Montezumas the luxury of hav-
ing their boots BACKED, and soon
,, succeeded in obtaining q concession
from that city Of tile exclusive right
TO black boots in that city. All this
time he was a hard student, using
all his spare tine in reading. After
eighteen months he went back to
Colorado county taking with him
$500 in money which he had saved
np in this lime. He went with the
determination to use his wealth in
completing his education. How
we'll he succeeded was demonstrated
in his possession of u diploma as a
graduate OF the Texas COlored
Normal institute, and he showed
his friends a first class teachers
certificate. His example is worthy
of imitation,"
Reports of the turning of negroes
white are frequent, but The turning
of "a W bite man black is an unheard
of occurrence. Yet such u trans
formation is reported from Dial les
county, Ala, in the person of a
Mr.. Hemming. This diScoloration
commenced abont six months ago
in spots on different parts o. his
body, and continued to spread and
grow darkereyer since, and recently
small spots have made their ap
pearance on his cheek, forehead
and neck. The physicians say there
is no record of such a case.
A Tennessee man fluids there are
300, 900 worthless dogs in that State,
which consume food enough, if fed
to hogs, to make 10000, 900 pounds
of bacon, which would be equal to
feeding meat to 100000 able bodied
men whole year. At ten cents per
pound the bacon would be worth
$4,000, 900, and if in silver would
load down niAely-tour two horse
wagons and make % wagon train
mo- e than halfa mile long. Again,
the worthless ours prevent farmers
from keeping 2,0O0,OOO sheep, the
mutton and wool from which would
be worth $4,000, 900. Including the
sheep annually killed, the whole
expense of keeping the dogs OF the
State amounts to the pretty sum of
20, 900, 900.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-08-29

We have on hand II full assert
ment of sewing machine articles,
such as needles, straps, shuttles,
oil, etc, fol sale at the postOffice.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-08-29
SATURDAY, AUG. 20, 1885.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Transient advertisements s per square, first
insertion. Each subsequent insertion, fifty
cents per inch.
One column one year $4,000
One-half column one year - 1000
One quarter column one year : $500
Small Cords one year: 1000
Advertisements and Subscriptions are
COllectahie Invariably In Advance.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-08-29

A BROOKLYN girl says she prefers Pros
pect Park to Central Park because botl
the young men and the scenery are NOR
natural. BROOKLYN Edqle.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-08-29

"THERE are some things man can not
dc" remarks a philosopher. This is true,
especially if his wife happens to say So
Boston Post.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-08-29

A "cHIN-REsT' is much in favor wit
violinists. So excellent a device shoul
not be confined to any particular profeC
sion or calling. -Rorburg AdUocate.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-08-29

SLIPPERS are now manufactured entire
ly of paper, yet the small boy must not pre-
maturely rejoice thereat.-LolceU Citizen
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day, anu yvu-otsr-sSev-4-<4Gn'U ask Tor H.
- YonkerS Statesman.
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ON THIRTY DAY TRIAL.

TIE VoLTAIC BFLTC o., Marshall, Mich, will
send DrDyes acknowledgements Belts
and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days
to men Lyoung or oldl who are afflicted with
nervous debility, lost vitality Ind kindred
troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration of health and manly vigOr. Ad-
dress us ab0ve.-N. B.--No risk is incurred,a
thirty days trial is allowed.
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FOR SALE.

ten inch rotary pump in good order; will
be sold reasonable. Apply to,
EDMOND LIE BRETON,
speranza Plantation, St. Charles Parish,
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: .lTuAE, Girl, is made of moneyl' cril
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-08-29

~ The Herald, 6 months, o..
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-08-29

TO NAMED may DO found on file at Geo.
bfbtO FNFEM Rowell a. Co.'S Newspaper Adj
vertiHmg Bureau 40 Spruce Ht.L where advertising
contracts may DO made f0rIt In NEW YORK.
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JOHN RODRIGUEZ,
DEALER IN
Sewing Machines,
NEEDLES, OIL, PARTS, &c.

Agent for the GENUINElMPROvED
SINGER SEWING MACHINES,
for the parishes of st, Charles and
ST. John the Baptist,
OFFICE, EDGARD, ST. JOHN. LA.
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JOSEPH W. CARYW,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
RECOMMENDATIONS handed in later tina

OUR ADVERTISING RATES
Are Very Moderate. send for Prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-31
nrs1NEss At TIE EXCHANGE.

There is considerable disposition shown at
the Exchange to in Southern ana Western Lands md
loans At the public auction sale yesterday LOUIS
Nes;er advertised 20 sell under foreclosure, No 2o9
w., rortv.drst-st being lot with a three and four
story building but adjourned the sale til january g.
D. NJ seanau sold vacant lot on the north side 81 Enst
Ninety pinth-s feet east OF Inlrd-Ave FOR Loco
TO the plaintiff, n. j. Daley. II. HenTiQdes WlhdIe"
The sale OF the four hve-stOry Hat houses NO 10 10
ITO ast seveuty-sxthst James l. NeIs sold three
story house and twostOry stable on the norm de OF
Ias; Onc-hundred- and-fiueths l1O feet west Of
Thiri-aye for s.. 927 To 4. Rulscnler.
To-day T. F. Raymond Will sell nndcr foreclosure r.
s Daklg referee lot 25XgS.9 and story Hat No AZ
I,st 2,-st s. 10 II W Of 4th-aye. t.. V. Harnctt
Co will sell under foreclosure l. T. Han referee !ot
o5x9S @ and story building No. 243 Last 3othst s,
12J II " OF 2d-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-31
Financial.
TO TIE HOLDERS OF STOCKS and BONDS Oh
THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE WESTERN
HALFWAY COMPANY

The undersigned Committee Reorganization of the Den
into an with Committee Of Reorganization
Of the Denver and Rio CTande Railway Company for an OK
change OF your securities upon the following basis
For each first mortgage per cent bond Of the Denver and
Rio Grande Railway Company, with all It's unpaid
commons t -ago sodated gold bond OF the
ganzcd Denver Rio Grande Railway Company for an
equal bearing interest at the rate Of cent per
annum coupons commencing bear interest from the
LIST july 1886 and at the rae o. 5000 in the preferred
stock OF The said company for each 81 COO bond
For each share Of stock and RIO Gaude West
orn Railway Company which tho assessment OF SO per
share shall have paid of stock OF the
new company and in the preferred stock OF the new CON-
pany.
holders requested deposit Their securities In
dance the above agreement against negotiable re
c,pts the United States Trust Company OF NowNork
No 40 WaIs on or before 10th dag January 1856
after which tho securities Will be returned to their re
specve owners suci bonds acceded to the
plan to mako tie agreement operative
For full information and conditions OF the ar
rangement reference made the agreement OF which
copies may obtained upon application at the offices OF
The United states rust Company OF NewYork. No 40
o. A secretary OF the committed Room
IL No. SO Exchange place.
GEORGE COPPELL.
JNO. LOWBER WELSH, THE0. GILMAN
WILLIAM 4. DICK, X. C. MARTlM
Committee.
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AJETROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,
VA and , 3D-AVE,
Opposite Cooper Institute.

Opposite Cooper Institute
SIXTY-FiFTH DIVIDEND.
NEW-IOEK. Dec. z, 1885
for tho half ending lecCmber 81 1885. NJ tho
u - crolited
10 ne nv of lie and
lac 49, tbe St1te w ~ ~ - "' - ~ $500 ~
Injee5 payaoe January [U i 1 q r e,, ,r,4rcst
Tran, T,,,.rv vi VI "o'O " 'SNrnLN Presidont
~ x NIX KIN Secondary w. 1872
-
OREGON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
~ The Conpons MATURING January 1856 of the First
e SG 81 Il f OTeGon S m oDa NV
- AZ Iulior,.st Neyy.Zork r /. HGGG Trea,liIer
- - - - :.
FElHE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS On
4 10 foIicv,p., bonFs and .tocls uavabe ut he
h-,bin1 Icrse IA Noeer. WINSTOW ANICl A. co.
core~ 81 \ san ond Cedar sta TeyYor< CITY, on ard
9IGr Jan I, ,I vS,5i,,rpvp.r,po.Dco
nm -A' ~O'
cor - - ~ ~ >:i; ~ -L9.-c y,1Tr-y y u cO
wa Secan6 ,,cri.,,Ss "a -N 80 " - W.
CrNCI STri W. i74VifroN AND IND n r. CO.
1rgt ,,l.rfo-,ge 1890
CrNTT.N an ITrIIIfO~D m CHICAGO L. II. co.
Lir,t ,ro,i. oIe "a
rof MAR. i"6TtNA
r,,., MuH nun SS,iuS;,
DA-O- Ht ! y H., : i-'O'''
n ,NXTfi y iN6r.yA
A-A School irs
DAh rON a. a. - y H 1900 EAlL"oAD co.
FRANKF0RI, INDIANA
2Ci.Joi Us
,r, - -, ,-Tyr TNnrANA
'l'N 5raS MI ItS G' "a ~ - M"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-31
7 PER CENT. FARM MORTGAGES.

TIE C0RBIN RANKING CO., 115 BROADWAY,
again calls attention TO these investments There arc no
market than these FIRST mortgage loans
I'm proved onetblTd their yauo, whon negoua
lions conducted reliable and experienced parties
Record than 40 O9D transactions repro
ecnng monts in Ozcess OF 3&5OD0GOO, and cover
ing q third OF century here subject 10 ekamihaupn
max personal examination We VIII senh
full descriptive pamph is with names aud adqrseea 81 10
vetOrs eierour customer for long series OF
years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-31

OFFICE OF THE MISSOURI PACIFIC
~ RAILWAY tOMPANN NLw-NosE. December 10
1rsT-To the l,.nlr8 u NJ IAl ul touTsuy
Iiisj NodgaVe rfs on ana after ,, dat tr Missouri
IaDAc railway Company vii redeem The Fret MORTGAGE
ro.'s - tAr ps'os! river ra'ro-d t"tY a. mHt-tnt
p is~ on fLt 20 value ~ fhcIt b.t". no
seu,4tVa ait, Vlee. 80. 10 broadway. Sow No.~ CIV
a. IL. CALI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-31
YEw.YonK, Wednesday, Dec. 80, 1895

TIE following sales were held at the Exchange and Auction
Room today:
In d. ". ScOm0n.
! 4scry dwelling witt lot j iast'9th-st SOu .o
oil dave, lot 2Jx1j9 N Da.y-..-.-...-... sll,JOo
Iy james l.. Wells.
S.story building and 2-stOTy stable with lot ms
d dai. RnschltF . 1927
BIZ LOUiS Lcsicr
2 and A-storv bindings with lot, No 2j9 West 8lst-
ST. n s. o Of shave adj OurIied to January 9.
BIZ H0yutO Heaf7gueS
4 roto~v fats with lot Nos ll3 TO 10 Last 7Cth-st
y s. { OIL 4tlLaye, WIthdi avn
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financial.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY VS.. NEW
YORK, WEST SHORE AND BUFFALO RAIL-
WAY COMPANY.

Holders OF Receivers certificates promsory notes ard OF
ali CLAIMS which the judgment and the orders OF the court
relVred TO paw must present the same 70 me loi pay
mcnt before jar 10 lse, Interest VIII cease from tha
date ease warrants traffic account interest On tornna
obligations and ages Of employees VIII moi be paid by mo
viii lie nj Room ~ StoNlr; BuildnR corner OF broad
yav and Chambcrs.st New.YGrk City on Iucsasys and
Wcancsdays OF except ttOnla lin. instead OF
iphi ninth Jan l. ST. Blank statements ana receipts
be used on prensIon OF certificates notcs can DC pro
cured any time OF Mr. L. BENDER Mt the ABOVE addfosa
New-York, Dec "a, 1855. - ,e,,,,
REFEREE.
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. Dirioeno Notlrrs.

ALL COUPONS DUE 1ST PROX., AND
~ the principal OF ell bonds due that date is5ued BY
THE RAIRLOAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY, secured by
rolling stock furnished the following railroads under Car
Trust form VIII be paldaer that date at the office OF POST
MAKTIN' 8 co, No. "a Pnest. Newly Ork IL w. OZARK
& CO.. No. 80 south 3dst, Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-31
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE wEsTERN RAIL-
WAY COMPANY.

BOndhodes should consider following comparative
statements:
COPPELL FORECLOSURE rLAN.
per bon Of company bearing N interest,",
uDtr after July 1856 and secured by mortgage As
r property OF si2OJOU, proposed u
49, issued lGs4 mIlesl.
$500 preferred part OCOC o. Z, ce
pen.ste surrcndeung $40 inest aud ,or
difference Of per cent Annually fOr 20 years.
Of your csms against the Den, Company, Oh
aiy successor for the guaranteed principal .erest
feasible legal there your receiving
Unlimited your present bonds with
power the Coppel cmn ttce to borrow money sgsns
them TO test the experiment.
BONDHOLDEES' RESI- MPTION PLAS.
rstmerEage per cent bond part OF sGecO $50
miles. After March. 1889 Ito tu per and from sep
TENDER 1885, until then yearly Of per cent 10 be
PAID oeymeat o. tie remainder may
be years unless earnings WAN ant earlier paw
msBts N whole OF p.rt.
Interest at per cent DELAYED interest payments losa
secured ny the couI themselves which se pt
alive
Preserving claim tho Compa y. enc.
eDce over ANY preferred o common stocz
plan furnishes peaceful speedy and Epcnsive
tuition question and has tie being the inter
company and s kholer Instead aiding
smother corporation Largely indebted to to get lid o. that
debt without Compensation.
w. j. PALMER, President.
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Si.uGlions manteo-- femG

MALE AND FEMALE HELP
THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION.
Established IN 1862. Incorporated ss4.
6. ODELI President +. V. OpkLI. Treasurer ;
W. Ii. PRossEk secretary. NJ. A. KELLOGG Attorney.
Main Office 1877 Broadway. and 100 West 34th-st n \.
Brooklyp ! Sis and $50 ultoI-st. near PieTrcpont
N'4O0A''Af Also $40 Iult0n-st near NauGcrOiltaya
The references of all applicants for situations nyes
gated
SEAMS RESs-rrivato family very compel Mt VA.
20 az l3l7 broadway. -
IAUNDRESS IRON Err first-cldss; private family
or MOTEL, No. A II, at l.3l7 Broadway. -
NURsE-Neat young and competent No o. at l3lT
LAUNbREss, or LAUNDRY and CHAMBERwoRR.
No q 63. at 1877 Broadway.
COOK-Pryate family thoroughly competent No d o..
at Sl7 Broadway.
GEN ERAL H0UsEw oRK-Neat young cOlOred girl.
No Il SO, at .3l7 Broadway .
COOK and ASSIST WASH-ls an excellent family COOK.
No q 67 at l.3l7 Broadway, $500.
WAITER.-Well recommended AZ 100 West 3lth-st.
WATCHMAN Kitchen. or Useful man IV9 Wess
CoACHMAN.-Thoroughly competent No. 100 West
Saith ST. NJ. X. - .
~, at ]. S17 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-31

OFFICE or
p..r ROYAL. t.p AUGUSTA RAILWAY Company
"8j AWAY NLW-NORK. December ., 1883 y
rLNHE COS PONS If thc Port Royal and Au-
1 gr.4 Railway CompAuys tirst Mortgage sinking
Iuni s.i IN, uu1ry 1886 Will BE- paid at the Office VI
tne Company and utt.r January = ...,,-,... .r-
EDWARD MCINTYRE Treasurer
LAKE GAS COMPANY
CHICAGO. III, Dee =, ls0J.)
TIVE COUPONS Of the first mortgage bonds
% this company. January l. lS6, payable at the
rp, rt.. and slylaxs Bank OF Chicago Will also be paid
when due a, tho Bank Of NowY ork y. b. A. NewYcrk
City. y u.rrsov prostdont
Tgtr,O. AK AgrOR tvp NOLTI MICHIGAN RAILWAY
OFFICE % BROADWAY, NEW ORH, Dee. 30. ls-J.
TYUE COT PONS due January !, 1856. on the
l tr4t MORTGAGE bonds ~ this company iSouth"n d.
vision m Pee pait ard -er that date by the Farmers
Loan and rIuit co., y. J.. - . ,,..,,.,.. ~, -
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N.Y. CITY

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSPARENCY CITY
The following shows the real estate Transactions recorded
YESTERDAY
77th.st n s. 300 f Of 2davo leszlo2.2' Fw BonO
1st5 4e "o 81 26s5i, morris Gran, ana wife toJ
ls,t6sp 5 200 +, v Of 7jharc 25x69 il. Kerner
aud vile 4 Coin jr go. $500
''S I1liane and vie to f5ifick Potts 2lOOo
HA'' Sih lSip@ 2l0OO
md yvifeto NJ L Goefs 5000
't cey and vito to O iIimaan 10000
aaciSer. executors :..:. 1880
NJ La helm and wife 70 Porges 10000
and w,io to W Vogei 10000
TO Seensck 5000
j., aud wife to schciner = interest CoOO
wife 10 j schulz is interest. 1000
'O Tf to ~ %S ii and iIn .og Nom anu 1900
Klein 1880
befi 20 A + Wendt -. 67Jo
and vile to Canaan ll5CO
fed to il Iisyanagb and another 10000
Ncseil ezecnioI, Z n Gfoss1an lOlOo
and wife to ishaS Z 1880
YoaGg TO Paul HSppel. -; loS5o
Forio and nd wife to / Fss,r ana another 1896
1hGrcS and Vic 70 : N Jeaoks lo7Oo
S''qs 10 go Sot II 81 sa1HG TGs WahSSh
lie Insurance to Pyle. 10000
Voiz and anotlof 10 F iiorsimann - 2o.5oo
Boulevard cor Of !Oath.st, J2.2Xl-0AJO.J 4OC !
Grtnt 10 Nc MILAN .........: 10000
Boulevard - lOi.j II u Of lOith-st, 6Z-X4UB.11JO
BA03-. Maya Draper to same. .-......i 1913
Ills; sane to same 66o7
eGh-s'. cor OF Madison ave. 7GXlO2.2x iUeglar
also s6i bet, 223 n OF jth-ave, 75Ilo22, also
S6th-st. 20 n " OF Maiison-aye, lO3z, also
SUtl-st, 80 n " Of M&iisOR-aTe. Z3XlO2 2, also
n o. S5th 81 ana MadisDn-aye. 2Ox lOZ2&-z
llG8. S5tl-s. 375 II e OF 5t-ave. PIX
2. and also .sGth st. POO Il G Of 5th-ave. ok
faii-oaG Co. -. 255.5oO
IfiiG McMlan and vile to Foster, IL. OGG7
135th-st =. l75 II " OF 7thave, 25I99.ll; John
smith and wife 90 T. COhhu JT.............-... 5000
Tcisree, TO D. Hennssssy 1900
o'' sew ana vie 1' 70 % Z $4,000
laSer and wife 70 psiicE Malone 1850