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New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
MUSIC-THE DRAMA.
SYMPHONY SOCIETY CONCERT.

The solo attraction at the fifth concert OF the
svmnhonv Society on Saturday evening was MR. Franz
pumm.rs nerrormance of RuOiDstein's ID minor con-
rto for tha pianoforte We hazard nothing III saying
that IL WAS a really stupendous achievement ana uh-
,,o,d IN the local years record. Two circumstances
onhi,.j IN make Mr. RImmers task difficult one
.h s,,ess OF the audience OF the Metropolitan
orora ,e and the titanic character OF the compost
zion Mr. Ruminels tremendous strength o0mpiho'
with his intelligence technical skill aud impassioned
sty,e overcame both. Tho ID minor concerto IS pecu
lry composition written by RuDinstcln for perform
ance by himself and only player with physlc"l NEor
and fiery temperameut resembling his eau hope TO cope
with It, Nothing invites the mere rrettnesseS ol
touch and dIgta deitness which have too oteh oeeI
held to constitute pianOfOrte playing. IL cAacIs
rrodigous technique. As LEM says fancinIly III MS
auayss OF the last movement OF the WIldstein sonata
~ els beyond the force OF man, ana al every P1so
the piani- should changed Ike post horses Ia IoIs
tourney. The whole is titanic a trluLlphu gtulntn!
Addressed 10 the pIanOlorte Tor the execution "
how, yer Won ar, allowed only one pair oi haus.
Runme has the "steel-wrOuEnt DhReTs eNSo"Si", ~
snch a task he has also the uteIectual grasp dhu tno
emorIouaI warmth necessary, and the abliy 10 slhh
himself completely the Interpretations HIS peFlolh
nnce on saturday night NcrltaDe TRIUMPH anu
WIS annrrciatrd by e public at its fuii value MI
Waller DLmrosch Eeld the orchestra toSetnci WI" 'o
lnendabr skill IN the accompaniment o,.-,,-
The other numbers OF the programme were ulucN
overture TO "Iphigena In Aulls. tucbs ioV,S SGT
ennie i'm ID for Strings GOlduarks overture 10 lelhrlch
vou KI,.ist's tragedy "PenthesIlea, ana Schumanhs
symphony n dat major tNo. l'
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
cIPrAIy E4DS DEFENDs ms PRoJEcE
ovEETUREs RECEIVED FRoM BRITISH POLITICIANS
THE CANADIAN SIHP RAILWAY.

ovEETUREs RECEIVED FROM BRITISH POLITICIANS
-rHE CANADIAN sItr RAILWAY.
CmCAGO, March lNpeci0O.-James 3. Eads,
tho protector OF the Atlantic and Pacllc ship railway,
publishes letter here auswcr to certain structures
upon the enterprise. He writes:
We have been urged by members Of tho British
Paraiurut To submit a similar proposition that Gov
an urgent request from "a prominent Euglshmau moro
iosiv idrutucI with the shipping interests OF Grat
Britain than probably any other maL In that cOuHtry, TO
send the model Tie ship railway Tiers IOF tho purpose
Of having this method Of transportation lhNest
gated and reported upon by Parliamentary cOmmittee
These requests have all been declIed, because
OF desire Of the company 10 have our own country
and Mexico alone Identified VIVA thc work ana ueVaue
conviction that Congress Will accept our pro-
posa.
As TO tho practcabuity OF the railway. lie says:
The Canadian Government after thorough investiga-
ton recently granted subsidy for twenty years equal
to per cent PER annum upon INC coS OF SNIP ra'!"y
seventeen miles long, to connect ,ne Bay OF Fuudy WIN
the Gulf OF Lawrence To avoid the dangerous coast
Nova Scotia aud an eminent English engineer, SI
John Fowler. who stands without any superior IN ma
one of tho elaborate engineering establishments In
the world, Sir William Armstrong Co., has contracted
20 build them.
Regarding the expenditure Of the Government he says
the United states is not called upon to advance any
capital whatever until the road Is completed:
II must carry perfect safety from ocean 10 ocean
large ship frlly loaded To tho entire satisfaction Oh
boari OF engineers appointed by the Government before
The United States Ia liable for dollar, and then Nv no
reasonable possibility it be liable for S3H3oOOOO
Various statstlcians estimate the tralhc which VIII
at from 1000. 900 TO 7OOO00O tons per nnnum. ana II
we assume the railway will only transport on an
average 20OOOO0 tons per annun Tor hieeh years ~
81 per ton total liability OF the Government IN tha
case would not oxce.d S7.5O0OOO For this liability
on the part OF the Government the company proposes
under authOrty granted by Mexico to make discount
OF % per upon all the cOastwse commerce Ot the
United states carried over the road below the regular
rate Ied upon tho tonnage OF all other NATIONS except
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
FATAL DUEL IN MEXICO.

Ell PAso, Tex. March IA dispatch to THE
Times from Chihuahua, Mexico, says: A duel with
pistols between Trinidad Alvarez and Scor Paredez
Just ght in the suburbs of this city three shots
being fired ~ Ich Paredez received throc wounds and
it's believed will die from injuries The
fired at Alvarez missed him, but the third struck hin IN
the forehead killing him Instantly. Both Paredez and
Alvarez were prominent men here The duel caused
by quarrel between the families OF the two men In
which they became involved, and Alvarez received a
challenge from ParedeZ, which he accepted with the
fatal result described.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
SUICIDE OF AN INSURANCE MAN.

CATAJOHARIE, March 7.-LewIs II. Bellnger,
iortyegt Of nville ~ J, shot himself in tue
head and died in his room at the Hotel Wagner last
night lie had been visiting his brother Winfield Scott
Brllnger, druggist in this city. He the New
York State agout OF the Connecticut Mutual Life Ensur-
Company years. and afterward general ad
iuster the company lilo afterwaTd became the
general agent of the Old NewYOrk knickeTbOcker Com
pauy, and since the failure of that company, four years
ago, had regular business. Besides securities, he
owned several thousand acres OF land in Texas. lie
well known in insurance circles throughout the
United St,tcs. He native Oi this county. lie
had real trOuOe-all imaginary.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08

Charles d. Culver, a well-known business
man of this city, died suddenly yesterday afternoon from
be,rt disease at his home, No. 80 Madison ave- he was
,out sixty years old. III the me business and was
for many years connected with the Keenan, County Lime
co,pany He was a member OF the Mechanics ana
n, ol, Exchange and secretary and treasurer OF
tbo Ineornorated stock Company, at No. 80 Madison
ave.
TJe leaves a wifo and
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
OBI1U UART.
JOSIAH WHITNEY BAKER.

Josiah Whitney Baker died at his home in
Vest Eleventhst yesterday. IIe was born ip Oneida
County ~ " in 1903 At an early age he went to live
In Waerown, y. y, aud was largely identified with Inc
marcautle and aEufacturing interests OF that place
S nrst experience In public works was "a contractor
ON the Croton Aquoduct snd for thirty years he was
"oinent I'm the building OF canals aud railroads Ia this
and other states He has lived IN this city since IS4
md mas been associated with various charitable and
lie WAS president Of the Park
Tire iusurance Company from 1885 to 1869 and was
nrnmuent member Of tho University Place Preshy
Thurrh lie leayes "a widow and four children. The
funeral will take place from his homo III West Eleventh.
Al ou Tuesday at y. The burial will be ut Green
wood.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
PROFESSOR CROMWELL on A TRIP SOUTH

The Grand Opera House was crowded to
oyeraowiDg last evening on the occasion OF the
hundredth the course of Sunday evening illustrated
lectures delivered by Professor George Reed Cromwell.
1.-THE Cromwell Souvenir" "A pamphlet containing
poems aud deneatons by the lecturer tastefully got
ton up, presented 10 each bearer Views Of the
sunny SOUTH" with running comments witty. philo-
sophical and historical constituted the evenings enter
taDment. IL was journey through the South by way
OF Baltimore, Washington. Richmond Charleston.
Savannah. Jacksonville, New-Orleans aud up the Mis-
eissppi St Louis, with sketches of scenery aud
Southern bate lds, and II received with great
plsuso FROM beginning 70 end.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
THEIR LIVES SAVED BY 4 Dog.

A FAMILY AWAKENED JUST IN TIVE TO ESCAPE
sCFFOCATION.
To a faithful dog belonging TO Mr. Schwartz.
the proprietor OF ewelry store IN Chorry.st Railway,
y j. he together with his wlfe and two children owe
their lives IN al probability Between and a. III.
Yesterday Mr. schwartz awakened by the dog jump
ing on his eXcltedly licking his face. lie was
several minutes before h. could realize the situation
smoke hlicd every part u the bedroom. Half uncOn-
sclos from effects he hnrriedy aroused his wife and
then ran TO the ad Dining In which his two children
were sleeping. lie took them from their bed and with
great difficulty groped his way down stairs and out Of
doors
Under the slceplng-rOOms on the first floor he con-
Quoted his ewery business. lilo had large stock OF
syerware, watches, clocks. etc. joint IN the pipe
VhIrn ru rom the stove IN tho store To the chimney
had become oOsene aud spark IN some way lodged be-
tween the walls and smOuldered until this morning.
when n broke flames, which consumed the greater
mari OF the stock and ruined the remainder. Several
Valuable clocks which 10 { with him for repairs were
suolled one OF gr value The property OF Abel
uf The Railway Mutual Fire Insurance.
COMPANY The customers watches were IN the safe and
were all right The loss estimated at $1,000; insured
I'm the Germanii Company, OF New-iOr Cty. The
building only partially destroyed owing 10 the ef
rrctyo work OF tue rcmen. 1t belongs to Murray Per
Ltpa was
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
oulRGED WITH SHOOTING HIS SIBOE.

BALTIMORE, March z (SpecsaD. D.-Detecuve
Gault IN company with Chief Detective Murray, "f
tho provincial Detective Department OF Ontario.
Canada last night arrested In this city
John Stone, onearmed man. VINO 10
chargedl With attempting TO murder Mando Hodse ~
Barnosyille, Lincoln County, Ont, on january D.
stone 1t Is said. shot ths woman t~'ce' ono
shot taking effect In the thSh anu Voo
I'm m. gro,n' Hs then shot himself IN the head. lilo
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
JorrINGs nERG AND THERE.

BlvGHAMroN, March Z ,Spccia0.-JOhn Me-
Aullire an aged resident OF this city, choked TO
death while cains his supper last NIGHT.
SYRACUSE, March (SDeciab. - Massts. Jacobs &
Proctor theatrical managers nave leased the Grand
Opera House IN this city, aud Will take possession to-
morrow. Jacobs * Proctor control theatrical
circuit Through New YORK state comprising theatres IN
Albany, Troy, Syracuse. Rochester aud BusaO.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08

was placed under arres. gat tho time. bnt escaped
from the custody OF the officers on
February is. lie traced to this city
and found the house Of Henry w. Matthews In West
Lsnvale-st IL was found that Stone WINS too III to
he taken before Comm and he placed under
the surveillance OF detectives Detective Marray Will
return to Canada for tho necessary paper.
for Stones eXtradltlon. It Is UNDERSTOOD
that Stone asserts that the shooting was accidental
Tie wounded young woman was his niece, who 10
xte
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
j. J.. JONES.
CHAPPED HANDJ
Use Colgate's Dermal Soap.

When mind and body are out of sorts, with
cold extremtes. yellowness in the skin, costvencss.
dun headache, and ind spOson to stir about be
you for bilious attack, springng from more or
less disOrdered liver Dr. Jayne's Sanatiyc Pills will
bring liver healthy condition and speedily
III all hillary di.trrsn
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
NEM CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY, March 7.-Certihcatcs of incOrpora-
ton fled yesterday rs follows: The Central Ee-
waited Railway Company OF Brooklyn; capital stock
~ 100000. The state Line and stony Point Railroad
Company capital stock 81 100000 The road is to DO
constructed from point IN the town OF OranSetown.
Isockani County the division linc betwecn TINS STATE
aud NewIcrsey, tho shore the Hudson RVer 10
point OF connection with West SHORE Railroad IN
the town OF stony Point, ROck!and COuniy-c!shteen
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08

Donat, and Zerrato and tho former made dash for the
back stairs Zerrtto followed quickly. caught the man
and grapped with him. In the struggle Zerratto are"
his revolver and placing the muzze close TO DohaIs
right thigh fired. Tire ball lodged in the groin ~,
Dohatt had strength enough to reach the second Ire
cinct Police Station. but fai ted soon afterwaru Hc
ratio csc med and believed has takcn reiuge IN
New York i)oEatti was taken TO hospital where IL
Nas thnNght he cOuld mot I've
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
OPENLY RECOMMENDING ASA SSIyArYoM

CHICAGO, March 7.-AbOut seventy-fye So
ciasts and Anarchists met today and discussed tho
contrast between Socialism and Trades Unionsm. j. A.
Henry said that p. j. Dusey. when he remarked at
previous meeting that he would give 500 TO any man
who woud kill Mr. Mccormick, was thoroughly consis-
tent and In accord with the principles Of anarchy
which all those present professed 10 believe In.
lie should bc crtlcised for that speech There was
trying TO rid OF the fcas one by one Tho
beat way kill the dog whose hide bred the neas
In the troubles then imminent Mr.. Mccormick was tho
dog and the way rid OF him to shoo; him.
In the oncomng march of anarchy all that stood IN tho
must bs removed peaceaOly II possible but forci-
bly, II must
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
THE vrcTM OF \ HUSBANDS BRUTALITY.

O,wEGo, March (Speciag. Mrs. Cooley
died at Caulwlnna last Tuesday. Her husband was
sIfc,, and d.sipled sue received no caro- nor food
from him. What little food she did get cooked and
administered by the little daughter OF Dcghbor, 5
Mullen Her bed consisted ofa little on the hOOG
ln one corner Of the TnH employees OF the Cana
wanna MIL raised - ~. which given her 10 nay
food. TINS the husband took ani spcus Tor drink IT'S
thought that sho was frozen 20 death.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
OBITUARY NOTES.

PETERSBURG, Va, March 7 (SpeciaD. DIR.
David Steele, an old and prominent physician OF this
state died hs home In this city very suddenly yes
teriay For a week ho had been suffering with chiils,
and night took twenty graus Of qunine and half
grain OF morphine shortly afterward he became un
Conscious and remained TO the time Of his death ne
was native of Scotland but had been here most OF his
life He was oldest III Petersburg ana hau
fine practice lie one-tenlh or his income 10 Ihe
First Bapttst Church. OF which he was a member.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08

erahle sum OF money contributed toward Home
Rule for Ireland James H. Cassery took the chair NJ
successful meeting in the basement Of ST. Bernards
Church. In West FOureenth-st The principal speaker
WAS tho Raw. Father Taylor who Is Englishman.
Assembyman lIaggerty presided at the meeting OF the
Manhattan Branch In East Fifty -fourthst. James
Bryce Killen ana Dr. Wallace delivered speeches.
large is expected 10 realized from the entertain
ment In the Lexington Avenue Opera House March
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
LETTER FROM A wELL-KNOWN RESTAURANT

Nos 432 AND sos BROADWAY,
NEw-YoRK. March IL, 1885.

7
NEw-YoRK. March IL, 1885. 5
Some weeks ago took severe cold, which
settled MY lungs suffered great pain, considerable
fever. and worst of all, found myself with racking
cough In the evening went to my box Of Acocks
Porous Piasters, intending to them my throat,
chest and back Unfortunately my wife had given all
the pdsers away and tho consequence that spent
a sleepless night The next day applied Allcocks
Porous Plaster TO my throat, to chest and
between my shoulder blades BY ~ o'clock my breath
ing was much easier cough almost stopped, while
gentle perspration indicated that the fever almost
gone In two days l. was entirely cured.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
THE WEArHER REP0RE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. March S.-FOr England,
northwest backing southwest winds; cloudy
weather. followed by light local rains or SHOWS.
For the Middle Atlantic states and South Atlantic
States slightly warmer southwest To southeast winds;
fair weather followed by light rains. -
For tho vicinity OF NewYork city ana Phl!aaelphia'
warmer, fair weather. followed by light rains
TRIBUNE LOCAL OB3ERYArION3
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08

weather prevailed most of the coun try. The bar
ometcr here tended downward, with clear skies The
temperature ranged between $50 and 400 the
CS27s being 80 lower than the corresponding day
as' year and $50 lower than Saturday.
Warmer. partly cloudy weather may be expected In
this city and vicinity today and tomorrow growing
colder TUESDAY night or "Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08

rsmusE OFFICE, March 81 L. m--Ihe nrst onr-
ometo depression enter the country from the hotu
vest for the unusually long period oil ten Gays Pu
into Northern Minnesota and tho Upper Lake region
ve.terday produeIng cloudness there and along the
Lower Lakes but with trinlng precipitation Except ID
the far northwest whore 4. was oeosE. sghuy "asoi
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
LABOR TROUBLES IN EUROPE.

PARIS, March There are indications that
the strike at Dccdzevile will The miners OF
several OF the pits signing to work
LONDON, March ast meetings were held to-day
IN L0ndOn and Manchester The attendance was scanty
and the proceedings we're quiet.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
FATALLY SHOr IN A Low RESORT

Espasita Donatti, well-to-do Italian barber,
fatally shot by Joseph Zsrratto in iatters
shop, ka 214 Eightn-ave, Newark. last night The
place 10 OF the vDest italian In the city
Donstu sitting in room the secoud story with
, wsmsa when Zerratto burst open the door. He was
believed ~ other Isaisna Words passed between
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
PARDoNJyG TIE DUKE OF SEVILLE.

MADRID, March THE Duke of Seville,
who was recently sentenced to imprisonment for in
sailing Queen Christina, parioued by the Queen on
the occasion Of the marriage OF Princess Eulaa. lie
will he liberated tomorrow.
The elections have been fixed for April and the
Cortcs will meet May IL.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
pocKErpICKIyG on 4y ELEVATED TEAM.

TUThET-TTUhINU UN IN HHHF HIHD II'-II'''
Olicerl Wood, of the Fifteenth Precinct,
Yesterday arrested James Edwards, charge Of pick
Ing pockets. The officer WAS passenger on Thlrd
Avenue Elevated Railroad train In the afternoon whom
patsr Albers OF Orange " j. missed his gold watch
and eau sht hold OF Edwards charging him with the
theft. Woods took charge OF the prisoner When no
wns searched AT the station Mr.. AlbeIs'B watch was
fnitnd i'm his uossss3lOn
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
ABAyDoyIyG pOLIr1Os F0R TIE LAW

BosroY, March Z tSpeciaD. D.-Congrcssman
Collins, Of the Ivth Congressional District formally an
nounces1that he will not be candidate for reelection
His does not expire for eight months but he wishes
TO give his friends fair chance agrco pon sue
cersOr. MI Collins wishes 10 devote himself TO his la
buauesh
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
UtyGryG UTUSELF IN HIS EARN.

CANTON. Mass March 7.-JoSeph Leonard,
age eighty three prominent citizen and formerly
member tho state Legislature, hanged himself In his
barn this morning.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
osNERAL wEBB's CONDITION.

Tho condition of General Webb yesterday
showed MI Improvement over Saturday. lie able TO
glance over the days newspapers and converse little
with bis family. Cards have been received daily from
many OF the Generals personsi friends aud military as
eociates. While his condition continues serious his
physicians greatly encouraged by the improyement
manifesto after the recent reaction.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
THE APPROPRIATION SCHEME

LGNDON, March 7.-Mr Gladstone has so far
advanced with the landlords appropriation scheme
require the services Of Sir Henry Thring. the rara
ne;nry Counsel to the Government draft the details
bill He proposes ascending ale OF rates OF
purchase the extent and value OF tenants
holdings.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
TURKISH oFFGcERs FoR EGYPT.

LONDON, March Lord Rosebcry, the
British Foreign Secretary has ed to make
Tor a number Of Turkish officers In the Egyptian Army
by displacing British officers.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08

PROPOSING A CONFERENCE AT BERLIN.
LONDON, March THE Russian Government
proposes conference at Berlin to fix the Of Bul.
garian unity.
Itis expected ;hat Turkey will send an ultmatun to
Greece to disarm.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08

Are patented easily and without examination IS no. cTetabe
the Government. 1t outrage innocent pdOic
Bensons plssers relieve and at 20 patent no
nOstrum NJ humOuS
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
LONG ISLAND WOODS BURNING.

A fire was started III the woods south OF
Jamaica l. l.. yesterday by tramps who built fire TO
cook their food Considerable timber burned and
the farmers fought the flames. Counter fires were
started in tho hope OF checking the blaze There are
several barns aud houses in the range or the nTe Dut
there WAS thought be no Immediate danger late last
night The hrc burning away a thick growth or
uuuerbrush.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08

Now exhibition,
SUPERB COLLECTION OF
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS,
Thos. J. Non OF Boston MASS,
TO BIZ SOLD Al AUCTION,
by ORDER OF MORIGAGEE,
Tomorrow, Tuesday. evening. March .. at o'clock.
ARTISTS REPRESENTED;
BOuguefeGu tOn. Billet. Bene B0iec)us. Bers'er,
Coman y. Cabane. CI,tIn, DiaS D0Yen Daprs
Feyeu Jscque Mchett Hers1n. PIoL o5e Rcci, RoyDc.
-gnra Ttpna A Il.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08

ROBERT SOIERVILLE. Auct0neeI
ART GALLERIES, SIT and $40 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
5petll. Notices

Art.
WM b. NORMAN, AuctiOnecr.
BY ORIOLES Is CO..
ART GALLERIES. sia anc Si7 Broadway.
ON FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
private coliectionO Of
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS,
The property OF gentleman leaving for EuOJc
To DO sold
FRIDAY EV VrNGNG. MARCH l2.
at O'clock.
ARTISTS REPRESENTED.
Acarl Aohenbacb Baugniet, Beranger Beancer Brown
O. Iruck Laos. LTunori Cnelmonski Cicori, C0IUt 20
Byandt e Beul pe JOnge Dupre GasSius Giatti. guy,
Hagburg. egcr Innocent Jicob kenSltt Aims h Nraus.
LcfOuX Hecu MaChettL MeyeThclu. Muuche Noel. Par
etcci Pondcl Richter ROubaud sLraw. Smlps. SinnOn-
etti Spring Tambuuui. Van Scbendel NerDOeckhOycl,
Weber WileIs, Windm1ier. I!em.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1886-02-05
REAL ESTATE BLANKS.

4ss Abstract Of Title J. ........ s.
4l6 Assignment of Mortgage. ................
4S8 Bond for Deco: ;....................
418 Certificate of Mortgage Sale by Sheriff. :.
45S Deed executor, Administrator or Guar
diam Private Sale. .........,.......
454 Deed executor, Administrator or Guar
dian) Public Sale.
452 Deed OF Executor under Power in Will.
565 Deed with special covenant Against Acts
of Grantor observation-disclosures.
S96 Farm Contracts
45l Land Contracts. Observation-Disclosures.
s27 Lease Tenement. :. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
4S5 Mortgage Deed.
Az Mortgage Deed-Folio Form-with Power
OF Attorney. !.
1926 Mortgage Note, with 10 Coupons.
567 Partial Release of Mortgage, ......
49, Quit Claim Deed :.
S2 Road Plats, 1 inch, cap paper. ..
4l7 Satisfaction of Mortgage. ge..........
586 Satisfaction of Mortgage by Assignee. ...
SA Surveyor Plat and Field Notes .........
$9s $1s Township Plats' INCH cap paper:
sls Township Piats, inch Government size,
ss1 hRpfsG Psts spsn INCH size,
10, M bond paper, closed. ................
s07 Mortgage Note, with Coupons .........
58O Application for Loan on Real Estate
sos Application for Loan an..............
9O5 Mortgage Deed, with Covenant to Insure,
Pay Assessment. Taxes. etc.............