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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
The MANCHESTER HORROR.
How the Railway Train Wa Run Into
the Canal.

LosDoS. July ls.-Tne accident on
the Manchester Ship Canal railway line
a. Incay. today, by which eleven per-
sous lost their hives. and number OF
others were injured. Is probably unpre-
eedented IN railway annals Tnetwenty-
three wagons, laden with construction
material. were being hauled 10y two en-
clnes down d heavy grade 1t full speed.
The polntsman. lad OF IL years,
named Pratt. became confused and
turned the tram upon the short siding
leading to the brink OF the canal. The
distance was 80 short that the engineer
had no time to check the momentum ot
the tram and j. took frighttul leap
over the emhaukment, II depth OF forty
feet, into the cutting. Pratt He'd shrek
ing across the country, frightened out
of his senses by the awful result OF his
LlundeI.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
SIXIY-SEYEN bUCkSHOI
And Ball from a Winchester Rine
Did II.
TIE FAMOUS aCoY FAMILY AGAIN
Ths Natural kesais of . Drinkipg Beat
On Blackberry Creek, West Virginia
Tine slayer Sarrend~rs aaa
Pleads self Defense

cArrLEsBcRs, ky., July is.-A bloody
fight took place on Blackberry Greek,
Logan county, West Virginia, yester-
day, between two Of lhe famous Mccoy
Crowd and George Roberts. The three,
ia connection with several Others, were
drinking and a row was started which
resulted IN Roberts receiving sixty
seven buckshot aud a bali from VIM
chrster rife IN MS body. Ills slayer,
jim Mccoy, gave himself up. he
claims 70 have acted in self defense.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
A Roller Coaster Ups~ts and Injure
several Ladies'

A Roller Coaster Ups-ts and Injuries
several Ladies'
GRAND LEDGE, Mich, July lS.-FIve
women were badly hurt today by an
accident on q roller coaster. A party,
consisting of Mrs. a. 5. Nudge, Mes
DANES Ellen Allen. A. +. Marvin and
l.. E. Roe, and Miss Nora Marvin, all
of Plymouth, were taking ride this
afternoon, when the car tippled over
and fell TO the ground, htteen feet
below. The car weighed over halt n
ton and it turned completely over.
iuryIng the party under IT. Mrs.
Nudge Is likely to die from her injur-
les. which are internal. Mrs. Marvin
had both wrists broken and one shoul-
der fractured. Mrs. Aliens jaw was
dslocated and her head badly battered.
Mrs. Roe has bad body bruises and 3
fractured leg. Miss Nora Marvin was
badly bruised and cut.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
A FRENCH UPHEAvAL.

The Cha nmb~r of Deputies Creates .
Governments Sensation.
PARIS. July ls.-The Chamber Of De-
puties today rejected the government
proposal for grant of $4,000 for the
Ecsle PoIytechnique. The sitting OF
the chamber was thereupon suspended,
while a cabinet council WAS held to con-
sider the action TO be taken IN the crisis
AT the council ms colleagues persuaded
ton of rerignlng the premiership, the
explanation having teen made that the
rejection OF the credit did not imply
any want OF confidence IN the minis
Try. The session Of the chamber was
then adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
A CONSOLIDATED COMPANY.
Election of OHncers by tho New Stree
Railway Company.

Election of Officers by tho New Street
Railway Company.
The contemplated cnangs df name
by the Valley City Street and Cable
Railway Company was made at yester-
day's annual meeting. The name now
reads: The Consolidated Street Rail
way Company. The following stock
holders were present at the meeting:
Messrs. VDcll, Blair, Bovine, Chapman
and Blodgett. Officers: President, A.
J. Bovine; wee president and superin.
tendent, j. L. Cnipnan; secretary and
treasurer, j. NJ. Hagar; assistant secre-
tary and treasurer, Ben s. Hanchett
The dlrectorsare: Messrs. ODell, Mar
tin and Hager, or Chicago, and Messrs.
Bovine. BLAIR. Blodgettand Chapman, OF
this CITY.
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llBELEO FOR $40, 1000.
An Injured Deck Hand Sues the Steams
Macatawa.

An Injured Deck Hand Sues the Steamer
MacatAwa.
Deputy United States Marshal Geo.
T.. Judd seized the steamer Macatawa
on Black Lake yesterday and she will
remain in possession of the government
until on admiralty suit is settled. On
the 29th OF May one Of the crew OF the
steamer was caught III the wheel of the
steamer and dangerously injured. Sew
craI OF his ribs We're broken and the
ends vi the broken bones were driven
into his lungs. The injured man
claims that his disabled condition Is the
result OF the neglect and carciessness
OF the proprietors of the boat. and he
comes into the Federal Court rs libel
liant, demanding $4,000 damages.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
plWsoR, DIVIDEND, auoTIENT.
Another Iutcressiwg Fact About the Fl
cur.tou M~n's business.

Another Iotcressing Fact About the EH-
cur.iou Meas Business.
peculiar thing about the people who
are getting up excursions" said +. II.
Cobb, who knows few things about
the business. ''fhey come in and say
We'll, Mr.. Crbb, we will surely want ac-
commodations for one thousand peo-
ple. Why it's the talk of the town.
Everybody ls gong tn he there and
wouldn't be surprised If 1900 people
showed up; but then We can crowd
them IN II you'll provide for one thou
sand.' Our usual rule is TO take the
gwen number as the dividend, and the
figure asa dlvisor, and 800 the quo
tent is about the proper figure. Half
and half - what We take"
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

The attendance at the meeting OF tho
Owsshtsnoug Club, last night, was
large. All the proposed constitutional
amendments were carried. The price
of a life membership is now 800 and
the duee srr SIS year, instead OF Gle.
Provisions have been made for accurate
statlstics of the boating work. Quite a
number Of amendments. almost en-
,,rely technical we're made.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

Ne+i~~- IN sstnrs fhe Tsivasss HrDsfs siii
fsufi a. uadsf tfiis bead. Only snet notices -
e-s cent g. fEfs ufH~t ssen -ees not fsf.-r
tflsf triaxy affefnreB. IAis u Gene -
s<ois missiles and duplicate rofiees
In ts~-e sareHn-ernrnts -p-ns ser-s~~<e
~ heurs re@sa tnrt fhe feerf.inr ssrvice or-
3. ~
Fsuufsin strr<f farfi<f Chureis-Fsr
l. ssrksen, y. y. pastor. tsusl .esefr-s
merEsfng Nbe eve8lnk- HernfnE sslA .ct.
suhts Z re fosilshpess ~ heiigfen'
ft-r~ssesvs epi-lf na4lsfs Sscs.sr enudsg
f~fa n. -. L<~furs ~ b.. q. ~ Theuss
in<pffaficHes ssnxiHG $50 Improvisation. ~
Mr. NihHts tsrpeHfar
perf CONGREGATIONS etnreh e9o~ea Srs
ess sehe0i open Suiy D.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

sseTSsw, Mich, July Is.-The great
stallion Selsln mate an attempt here
Yesterday 20 lower his record of 2iel
for . special purse ef 81 600. The horse
h II lueea unweii ou tire previous day
but VA nevertheless srnt the fnsie.
which fe accomplished ~ ? ~itisiu,
- = nf hfesk The fFaeth3nsl tne ~as
qasrtev - seeonds. bali. tfssl three
quarters. sal, sna toe aAls IA asis,
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
WHO HANGED HER?
Mysterious Murder of Handsome Youn,
Woman In Missouri.

Mysterious Murder of Handsome Young
Woman in Missouri.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, July 1S.-Mrs.
William Wrigley. the handsome young
wife of an elderly farmer near Liberty,
Clay county. Mo-, was found hang
ing Friday morning in an orch
ard, her feet Is inches n from
the ground. She had been hangei
by some one, as there was no way
in which she could have got to the limb
unaided. The leaves were not dis
turbed and the moose about her neck
was of the regular hangsman's sort. II
was not possible for her to have adj.
justed it herself. She had quarreled
with her hus band. but no suspicion at
taches TO him. The coroner pronounces
the case one of murder. but no evidence
against any one has yet been secured.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

1--WE give each phyaeisn ssnaii s''-
pend for rsportsar eonssssonsd's~sses
ss.a pr. wilson ~ The Fsosrd OF Health
offses. yrstefsssv. hut four esfds con
s.saias noes e. atoms have come ~ uu
s.sneA hx ths doetef's nsss<. esfsHr of
,i.e.e dave there ~sll ~ tsst bat
thsfss ~ n.srs The tfeaeis o
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

The following cases Of contagious
disease were reported - the Office Of
the Board of Health yesterday; Minnie
Borsna, 81 Iaurei-st., measles; John
Alien, Sol North front-st., dphsherla;
Erua purdy, s72 Turner-st.. whoopins
cough. Ral,y wsltens. 2s5 North Front
"a. same, Eddie wisner, West D'viaon.
"A measles. Phtlander Duunossn, i1s
Thomasst.. TYPHOID fever.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July is.-when
United States senator Quay was IN
Philadelphia last week. en- route from
Atlantic City TO his home IN Beaver, he
told friend that he would probably
retire before long from the chairman
ship of The Republican NstIonsl Com
mlttee. he gives as reason The fact
that his health is not good.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

MsDrsos. Wis July Is-6sov Peek
has pardoned Hartley Clifford. serving
. life sentence in waupun FOR the rnurl
der OF CAPT Pugh. of Racine. The csse
has attracted widespread attention.
Application for a pardon having heep
made - Cows Eusk. Hoard and peck
IN sneeession Clifford Is abort "a
years oid and has served eight years ~
his sentence
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

James tssllsensr, Of ss5 ;. DIVISION
ct. vas working "a a s~wer connection
on :. I.atsyette Yesterday morning.
when the entsnkBent cssed Ia up1n
him. Hs back wss njufesi aalts badly
fsas a "a nsoaxht ~ tsonss were broken.
NJ sslsetps = 50 years eid aDtl de-
rrHfis oa hss daily wofk Tor . hseli.
had.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

Township. reported Ia police hcsdquar-
teis that yesterday morning he gave he
hired man, LOWS johnson. $40 and in-
struciions TO do some purchasing. but
that he had decamped. The team Was
found OFT Jetfel son-st.. but the man or
SO wasn't there.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

MsxrsrEE. Mich, July ls.-Mrs-
Anna Larsen, aged %, married. was
drowned while hstbing With other
women IN the Msnist~e river iast night.
Tne body has not been recovered yet.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

CiHSToxruae. WIS. Ials ts-Dv--
inc severe electric storm FRIDAY the
heHse ~ Henry Pa.fzinT wHs ssrucs
~ lightning AMI 18th hs ssa his wsfe
we're kaiisa
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

A ere alarm from hox I7f At 80
last evening. csllesi the department 20
puttervorth 4 Loves foundry, on HUI
roa street. IL was fslse alarm.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
OCEAN VESSEL SUNK.
The Brig Annie Harris and -Four CT IL
Crew Go Down.

Ihc BFIE NhhIe HufTfs hUu rUUr CI IIeT
Crew Go Down.
LONDON July IS.--The German steam
or Dresden, from Bremen. for Baltl-
more. with 500 emIgrants on board,
eoIIid.d with the BRISTOL brig Annie
Harms, off Start Point. at l2:45 O'Clock
this morning. The Annie Harris sank
Immediately. before assistance cDuld
be- gained. Four of her crew were
drowned. The passengers on the
Dresden were greatly alarmed, until
rescued
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

MrsKEsoS, Mich. Jrly Is.-Thc
Musksgnn cracker company has finally
spcumted 20 the trust and gts factory ~
closed for an inventory preparatory TO
making the trsnsfer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

TERRr HAuTr. Ind.. July ls.-Terre
IIaute lost the FIRST game IN the new
league ter the same reason that Il was
at the tail end IN tie old series--fa iiur.
To htf the hait Scofe:
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

rarxrex. Acn.. July ls.-Satarsl.ts
are vcrvfnach interested - ssx legged
80 wnseh has lsst bssa discovered
~=re
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

Fonr WAYNE. lDd.. July ls--Tort
Wayne and Grand Rapids played an
errorless game today. ~hich was char
scterized 10y sharp and brilliant field
lng. Score.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

BRo~soS, MIch.. July is.-whest is
weld ins from - 10 se bushels ~ the
acre IN tbis vicinity. The smut has
Nos affected the crop much N this Vi
clnlty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
Nn,icnai sesxu..


Philadelphia 8, Boston 4: Clevclsni
6. Cincinnati :. Others postponed;
rain.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

SPARTA, Mlch., July is.--The stcarns
BASEBALL club, of Bennett. played the
w. +. B's, OF this place, today. and
were defeated by the following score:
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
MASONIC FUNDS.
Bsrgiars crack q ssf. and Get Away
with 0xCO,

HARRIsvrILE. Mich, July ls.-Bur-
glars entered the store of J. Van Bus
kirk, at south HarrlsvIlls. las; highland
succeeded IN blowing open the safe.
They rot away with from $3.50 TO 500.
of which about 300 belonged TO the r.
Il. A. ". Lodge. There is no clue TO
the offenders.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
Terre Haufe-Essns,ilie.

Boston .. Louisville Q. Others pest
poned. pain
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
Port wst.~.sr.na Rap,ss

Shelihou e frrerg-1 etre Haute = tshns
VIE 4. Base bits-Iere Baute Z. Essns
vile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-01

and the stocks sold at the NewYok Stock Exchange last
week and for the week of the preceding two years
ss follows:
e. .Ss.:: s3;
THE MONETARY SITUATION
The money market was not influenced by the
general disappointment that the exports of gold
did not cease. The feature Of the market, how
ever, was the comparative ease in call loans, the
supply of money in this department being en-
cessive throughout the week On one two
DAYS there were fair offerings Of time money with
a distinct difference in the rates in favor Of re
payment in gold coin. Although rates in no case
were high, the demand for time loans for long
periods increased Funds were plentiful on sixty
days and four months, but borrowers were reluc-
tant TO make engagements which would mature IN
a presumably more active money market The
supply of money accessible on nine months was
extremely light At the Stock Exchange call
loans ranged from to per cent, with the bulk
of the business done at liz and per cent
While the ease may not be artlnclal, u couId
hardly be maintained with an active specuiauion
in stocks and perhaps one Of the principal causes
of the dulness in speculation is fear apout Ine
monetary situation next fall. Inc loss IN goid
suffered by the Treasury is certain 70 nave an
important influence on the money Market DeIoTe
the next movement of the crops In actual gold
the Treasury lost in April nearly Sl2,0OO,OOO. and
tnere is reason to suppose that the s'atehent lof
sum Since January l il has lost SGT, ALI
gold COIN but its net gold balance lost is less than
SIS. SOC, 900 AS the great bulk of the exports
of gold from this port has been paid in gold
certificates the constant loss BY the General Treas
ury is surprising, and not easily explained. 1t
would seem TO be probable that timid capitalists
or institutions had begun to hoard gold coin. III
further shipments to Europe should be made and
should be paid in some other kind of currency
the effect on the General Treasury would be in
slant The foreign exchanges were firm in con-
sequence of q scarcity Of commercial bills, and
especially by reason of the practical reduction in
the premium on gold coin offered by the Bank of
England. The advance in rates restored the
market to it's habtual condition, which had been
interrupted by the action Of the London bank.
The further shipments of gold on Friday did not
relieve the market, which closed strong at 81 IS
and 81 IA respectively for long and short ster-
ling. -
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
SO railroad companies or systems for the third
week in May OF the number 30 companies re-
turn gains of $267,7S5 or 73 per cent, and 20
companies return losses averaging 81 per cent.
The whole number gives gain over the correspond
ing week of last year Of $l37,77o or 30 per
cent.
The following table divides the aggregates and diner
80 3D. week in Nav 1890. fsSi. Differences. p. G.
80 companies 6s7 ss7 90 sos s22 Inc s293 as9 sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-01
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Winslow, Lanier IL Co. will pay dividends on
a large number of securities advertised in another
column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-01
A BULL WEEK ON CHANGE
PRICES VARY SLIGHTLY.
THE MONEY MARKET NOT MUCH AFFECTED
nv ADDITIONAL GOLD EXPORTS.
Sunday, May 3l-p. m.

THE MONEY MARKET NoI MUOh AffECIED
BY ADDITIONAL GOLD EAPoRIS.
Sunday, May 31-p. m.
o,r;ro 70 the National holiday yesterday the
v,orthlv statements of the Treasury Department
are not at hand The Controllers statement which
alone has been received, shows net decrease in
N.,;.nsl hank notes in the month of S1,1sO.717
md IN the past twelve months decrease Of
els oaI. 500. The deposits of lawful money for
,bs redemption Of National bank notes were re-
Suoed in the month by Sl,477,337, and in the
twelve months by $15,5s5,44s. The deposits for
thot purpose now amount to $42,S45,717. In
connection with the probable action of the Treasury
in regard to extending the 1-2 per cent bonds
which mature on September /, it is interesting to
note that National banks have on deposit in the
Treasury to secure notes md deposits $26 ZOO
This is more than one-half of the amount now out
standing, and there can be no reasonable doubt
that the banks will be glad to accept the pro-
posal of the Department.
THE CONTROLLERS STATEMENT.
The Controller of the Currencys statement Of
May 80. 1891, is as follows:
NATIONAL BANK NOTES.
To>i srneunt outstanding April 80. o09
Ing the intervening menth- ooa M.
10 Banks oA Increasing circuia: 900
zion i0o'ooo
Surrendered and destroyed during -.
The monh .--...-.---.---- iooo'fos
ias tSe month s ... IIso717
Nay 80 . ................ s1es,na,2s2
me he preceding 10 months $500, 800
CIRCULATION secured by United
States bonds below)..... 126,267,676
Increase during the preceding
p. crease during the preceding IL
months <,'Vo1ooi
Amount Of Outstanding circula-
ton represented by lawful
money on deposit with the
Treasurer Of the United States
10 redeem notes Of $1,000
Iiouidatng National BANKS. 5S55'5s3
National banks reducing cifcula-
ton under Section 4 of the Act
OF June 20 1S74............ 1$,S9S,O67
National banks retiring circuls:
ton under Section O. Act OF 90 o.a7a.
July IL. 1ss2...."..."" ZYofo,7sf
Total lawful money deposit 42,sz6,717
Decrease ip aggregate deposit ,,,-oo,
Decrease in aggregate deposit
during preceding IL months 1o,oSo'a4e
Circulation Of National gold banks not included in the
above, s124167.
u S. REGISTERED BONDS ON DEPOSIT
To secure To secure
circulating public
notes. deposits.
Pacific r. r. bonds per cents. s7770,O00 s2113,0oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-01
ct. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAIL

ct. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY,
o5 MILK-ST, BOSTON. May l, 1891.
BONDS DRAWN FOR PAYMENT.
Ten thousand dollars (s10 600 OF this Comp1nys First
Mortgage Bonds dated July 20, 1879 and due August J.
1912 on that portion OF the Company's road formerly
known the line Of the Missouri and Western Railway
Kan and branch between OrOnoco and Joplin No. have
been drawn by ot for payment on August 1891 namely
10 bonds Of 81 goo each numbered follows 81 &c. AIS,
The above designated bonds VIII cease 10 interest
August J. 1891 and payable upon presentation at
this Office at the banking house Of Messrs Barring.
Magoun Co, No Is Wall-st., NewYork, on or after
that date, the price interest 10 August
1891. j. w. REMNANT. Vice President
WESTERLY RAILROAD COMPANY,
NO. q CORTLANDT-ST., NEW-YORK.
ITO THE HOLDERS of the Buffalo Branch
i bonds OF the Erie Railway Company: This Company
has made an arrangement TO extend the bonds sued by
gage Of Buffalo Brunch Of that Company which bonds
dated July J. 1901, and mature July 1891 for 40
from the Aforementioned date with Interest payable
annually the first days OF January and July u
each year at the rate Of four cent per aonum both
gold Of the present standard OF weight and hneness
The right extend such bonds has been reserved 70
OF the present holders may desire 10 aVal ~
and shall deposit hsr Dondi fs that va q ,ae s
hoders do not desire 10 extend them VII be purchase
at maturity at par presentation At the oliee OF the
Company at the above address. 49,. . 49,
Holders presenting hO bonds Tor either purshase o.
put upon such bonds which would destroy their neso
May /, 1891, Ar MACpoNouGH,
Secretary N. T.. L. T. Z W. n n u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-01

lgzlz gUU % BOD loo 80 3i6 300 3o1 l07 3O0
The bank exchanges at the New.York Clearing House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-01

U. S. REGISTERED BONDS ON DEPOSIT
To To secure
circulating public
notes. deposits.
Pacific r. r. bonds 9 per cents s7770,000 s2113 600
Funded loan Of 1891, az per cents q 047oo 400 GOO
Funded loan Of 1907 cents no. 435 45O 223S7 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-01

and the stocks sold at the NewYork Stock Exchange last
week preceding two years compare
as follows:
June 80. May 81. 90: May q. 81;
No shares Sold. 1o27, on 2,O8l.576 s2e,549
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-01

Cash in Treasy SEQ 400 500 209393 Inc s2461s4E
deposits In Ma -. - -, 49, - ooo eo,
New-York tribune., 1891-02-21
ROCKS OF THE WEEH.

LIFE OF PETRARCH. BY May Aioen "aro i-inO'
pp. S93. (IsoDerts Brosl w.
MAREIAGEG F9R }E,dd aoyE M3xay tS tHG0vi' h'''y
CoNGRESsMAN JOHN AND us WIFIGS SATisFAS9' 39
&C. W. Dillingham;
po,yr,p TuKOrGn REPCsE BY Annie Payson Call.
lomo. pp. 1G9. Noberts Bros)
CUBA. by Morris ga tn l0mo PIP. ljl. tBeltod.
pp.WnrIC SKETCHES AND POEMS. Ry LOUIS
j. Block. l6mo pp 20 %. B. Lpphco' Oo"''
THE MESSAGE OF JESUS. BY The Rev; Q. D. Heron.
i6mo' pp. 80. F. Il. Rcveh Company ..
cLEoPATRA BY a. d. Hall 12mo pp 2eS. (sleet
ruorGmTs on LIFE, DEATH AND IMMoRTAL1gY.
by Bishop $ 5. Harris l6mo pp. 100. tIhoma0
LIFE AND TINES OF JEsHs AS ,RELATEDD. BY
THOMAS .plIDYMus, by James Freeman Clarke
TnE sSs 2E imo THG bp 5s S5 Mary johnson
NATURES woNDEH.WORKERN. BY Kate Il. Lowell.
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MYSTERY. By Anna Dyer PAGE. 12mO' pp' 300
TIN:TYpEs TAKEN IN THE STREETS Ef OF NEW Eyl
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pp. 259. (Eoberts Bros)
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Company
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RECORDED MOETGAGEs.

Birisall Jane r. to f. l. Schgyler Of 3Sth.st, OF
Brady fa1ie f. to il " Robinson of Madison-avc
Cohen Jsccb, TO Elias Brown and ano. OF 1i6th-s
Of aye . ISars 70 , TG5ag and Trust Co. Of
Gacsaao d. t. Hmlcm frdinr and Losn A:soeiaoa doa
Dunlan Wn' H. to L Nmioth. c ; Of VAlentine-ave' 5
lci.chmann, Jrla, to Il Mayer, 95i 2d.aye, years.
Fash, Mary. to y Goddard, Of adave, n of 1i1,h
Of i,ou!cyari cI!ST AID i56thst year. $1,000
odo9 J,ga TO sIeE iS do6 cor of 1o'haVe and
C5oidbrg, Annie, . E Gehben, W Essex.st Of
,'aaghSr; Joseph E to Adler. 1i'th't Of 1st'
ave- Ham %op5Sa JoSa H. 1 wyZtaek stebOnsave
HSsted .Sabna p. to tiildersleevc, cor BOweFy
KTGisWitch, Lewis. to We de TerrOuenne' and 4
Kenpncr, samuel to X W Fynn, 2o5 Allen-st year.
Levy, Maurice to n I Rrcesc Henry.st = of Mont
lyons jeremiah 6 70 i MeahsSd aa aoS cor Greene''
Levi Belle to A c Clark 7lst.st. W Of sth.ave, 8
McCoium Henry J. to II Coutts, 40 to 4o Eldridee'
Mitchell, Peter, to Gstes, W cor st Nicholasave
Murphy Ann, TO Kate Tappan 81 olver.st. years,
Ponas to THE GgaTaa;ss and Tu,, Co.
oconnor [sGrse to l, Pgrdy ~ c?E@er 9GC Madl'
Rauch retcr, to F Brooks, c Avenue A. OF 7Sd'
st.ySn.on, CiariCs G. to T stewart sldneyst,
Of TT0y.st. year, $500.
smith. Joel i, 70 Murray HiI Bank, n S9th-st W Of
2davc. demand. $1,000. .
achaf.r. Henry to + Lynch, No 1917 West 13th+t.
year. $4,000.
Montgoncrv--t. > years :23.j0O.
Scott John ;. J T Kcnpton, 11sth.st, Of sth-
S.;e5G. jog to Grecnwicb9. Sayyn Savings Bank Nos a2s
schmidt. Sophia. to } II Vafnum Glst-st. OF 1st-
ave. : wears 10000.
schmidt. John N. to Sophia Robert. corner 31ave
and 9Sth-,J, q months. 5000.
Tcran sarah T.. 70 West End Building and Loan As
socia,on. Ryci-avo, adjoining land OF w Glroy,
iu-tqlucufS $4,000.
Von Tlcrt. Nathnda. to Il a Smith, 4th-aye, Of
115th-st. years, $1,000.