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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
ALExAND
6th-aVe. & 23d-St., N. Y.


Arrived yesterday
Eniymon Br) sattery Mediterranean ports
GOrar 70 with mise 10 fhclps Bros Co. Arrived at tho
Bar at q ~
Steamer city Augusta Catharne savannah days. with
mdse and passengers To l. Walker
ship Albania tbr) Yates BaTbahocs in ballast TO Snow
BurgeSe.
steamer Napier OBJ Harvey Newcastle sanderson & Son
FGncf. Edyc < Co
steamer Watt (Br). Petrc Vera Cruz-Lori & Aus,
Steamer IIondo OBJ. Pearson. Kingston Grcytown. &C.
Williams 4 Rankin.
Steamer saginaw, Kelly Turks Island, Domingo
Alps tBr) Iegg windward Isonas Geo Christa
steamer Nanuago Pierce Nassau. ~ Jago Ccniue.o.
Jas L. Ward 4 90
steamer Trinidad (BD Fraser. Hamilton bermuda A L
steamer New.York. Parker Galveston J T Van Sickle
steamer llvcrt"n tBr) whitehead brunswick. Ga Simp.
steamer rlorndale tBr) Erherington. Newport News
Steamer auyandotte. Walker Norfolk aud Newport News.
Old Dominion $50
steamer Jenney. West Point va-ola Dominion
$500.
s!.smer Insy Miller. Homer B,nsorF smith * Co
Bark Samar, Small. sydney. NSW-R W Cameron & Co
SAILED.
steamers state of Nevada Glasgow. CRYSTAL Ie,th.
Burgcnelser Peterson. Hamburg: santiago Cirnfn.e".
Bermuda Now York. Galveston. III Monte New oii"i !.
Richmond. West Point. Va GuyandotIc Norfolk '''""''
Also sailed-via Lang Island sound
Steamer Cottage C,ty. for Portland
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
QURENsrOwN. Jan l5-saile, steamers Geruonto m,
Sanrro anu CIV OF Berlin OBJ. Land from Liverpoo
Richter. from New.York on her way 10 Uirmen 'o V'oi
eShnrr Jan IL Sailed. stoanSr Allegheny (Br stanwel
DUNNEr HEAD Jan II Passed steamer Thnvv,l, fn.n,
LA"o' Hom Sletun on her way TO New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
THE sCGIR IRCST GIVES 4 BIG MORTGAGE.

Parsons. Shepard g. Ogden, Of no. Ill broadway hl'd
Yesterday the ONCE OF the Register Of Hudson County
s. J.. a mortgage trust deed. IL is given Nv Tn"
American Sugar Refinz Company OF NcwJefscy To IN"
Central Trust Company o. NewYor4 TO secure the issue
Of thousand o. 900 per cent bonds to run twenty
yesn The Mortgage Includes the properties recently
acquired the Sugar Trust, which the Boston and
Continen entail oompsnies. OF Boston the Mahie-sen *
wiechers and Hsvemeyer companies, Of jersey city De
Castro Bonner and Hsvomoyer Elder companies, Of
Brooklyn. md the Neworieans Sugar Refining Company
o New.Orleans,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
=: cArrA1x BROWNE RESIGNS. IS EEorEsrEp.

Captain George G.. Browne. Of Company F. sd
Regiment, has offered his resignation coni,nandr.
officer OF the company. The resignation VS. requested
hy Colonel Henry {. CLARK. lie elected captain
during the >Imncr months and il said failed 10 at
tend % the duties OF the Oi:Cr. which caused much
dissatisfaction among the mcml"rs of the company.
Tile cour,c taken by Colonel Clarke and the members
OF the company has caused much discussion among
the friend II the retired Ofl""r captain Browne Is
a son Of Lieutenant Colonel Browne who at one time
commando the INA. ines in the Navy Yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
A COLLECTORS ACCOUNTS ~, 700 SHORT

John r. Goblc Collector Of Arrearagcs Of Taxes.
/, short IN his accounts Ia the amount Of r2,'OO ON
Monday the second National Bank sent notice
TO tho tax Office that Mr.. Coolies account had been
overlrawn. Inquiry was made and II Wa found that
the account ~ 900 short. An examination "i tho
book, in the oflcc increased the amount To SOD
GobIc has not been sccn rs his family since saturday
and IL was said that he had gone to MARYLAND. I've
was seen to take Pennsylvania Railroad Tram Oh,
saturday night oiobc wa appointed in l--- and
Wa obliged 10 give too ~ bonds. - that " i
believed the civ j, well projected. lie waS known
i'm Ncwnr;, AZ Jack the Ripper from b., industry and
pertiuacitv In hunting up delinquent personal TAX
ls,vcr,. lie Wa regarded a a religions ana tenn
teIatc man and 3D., honesty Wa never quest oh'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Troop A. ~ o. 5. ~ Y, exhibition drill and reception
NO. 100 West FIFTY sixth.st, p. m.
Dartmouth college Association dinner, Sherry's. D. III
Convention Of Baseball Payers League
YsJe Alumni Association annual election, Delmonicos
evening. 5-.
Sentence Of william II. Brttner. Court OF General Se'
sons.
Tammany primary elections, evening.
Manhattan Bicycle club reception, Lcnox Lyccum even
ing
The Rev. DR.. NJ n. Harris's lecture, Temple Israel
= p. m.
LAFAYETTE CAMP Sons OF Veterans. installation, Hotel
Brunswick, y. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
unrDING rHEIR ANYrAL BALL.

The Worhingmcu's Benevolent Association. OF Il.
Thoma,'s chapel he'd lis annual entertainment anu
l, ~ Maennerchnr Hall. No. 2oJ East Ffity 'lNt S'
l,st evening The club only two years Oh. but has
already lo3 members and occupies the entire house
o., y, OIL Fast Tl';y seventh It.. whore II has lecture,
messing reading billiard and music rooms and gym
ua.iufn. n, president is James Pott publisher. and
q nj. understandable efforts behalf OF the association
y, success = largely due. The affair last night was
.hnrliclly cnioy ii. and there entertainment
l,rior, The ball consisting ~ readings aud muS.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
TRYING \ BOY Fer MURDER.

EviG~u"c for the prosecution was taker Yesterday
H. the trial ~ John ROmanc for The murder O Michael
Strlhclo February T.. l-?0. in The Court 0f Se>-
s,ons. The prisoner * only sixteen years old. lilo
had been PLAYING cards with -tribeiO and the latter
9cn half pound Of h';, A. he was eating them tho
two began 10 quarrel and fight They were separated
and later in tho day renewed the quarrel, and RO
manelli that St,ahelo pulled out knife and
struck him aud he fired his revolver in Srlfdc'erce.
ROmahe,l ran away and wa found In jersey city.
The defence win be presented 10 day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
OUTGOING STE.l NERS.
TO-DAY
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK THURSDAY. JAN. Is. 1891
ARRIVED

England fB eccy, Liverpool Jan z with md 40
and passengers 10 Hurst. Arrived Bar at
Steamer CITY OF san Antonio Wilder Eernandna va
BTlnswick, Ga. with mdsc passengers Mallory q
Lherokee Bcarse Jacksonville Charleston days
with mds" and passengers 10 WIN y clyde
steamer fanita Pcnnlugto Wm with To
4 clyde & Co
Steamer Ola DOminOn Couch Richmond Norfolk
mise aud passengers To Old Dominion 81 Go.
steamer Marlborough tBr). Halliburton. PHILADELPHIA
ballast 10 4 T. Oufegbiidged 60. "
Steamer Ii ; DlnocK Berry. Boston. with ndss TO II
Difno,k.
smu Lord Wol'el.y Drl. McVickor Calcutta Sept o. with
m,i-c to Ralh Bros vessel 10 j Bruce ismay
snip Hanan teg. De Nnos Antwerp 40 days IN ballast
toIuasrr
ship cakes. Heed. DAYS with mdse 10 ar
der: vessel 10 II Is Dearborn - W
BARK & Tobias tNorD. knnds.n WELLINGTON loo days
with max Ia order; vessel 10 & Tobias d Co.
BARK scotland tBr Sacr. Antwerp 30 days with mdse
to order, vessel ~ snow Burgess
SUNbET-Wind at SANDY Hook light. SW; clear
AT CITY lssnd-Wind iight, SW cloudy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
ORANGE
To FIGHT THE ri X TRIO E\ITRG ADS.

TO FlGIIT TITN ELTN THI' NNITN'NUN'
A circular letter %, been sent uui 10 the residents
Of Fast orange who are known 10 have been opposed
TO the electric railroads. calling them to meet M
commonwealth Han on Monday evening for the pur
mo-, Of forming a permanent organization 10 discuss
and act on important matters connected with the gov
crumcnt and general conduct Of the affairs 81 IN"
township. The circular j. signed 10y Hamilton VAIN.
Inbn f. Kirkland JocI =. Freeman. Edward '. J..
Lane William VI. Franklin. Jonathan !. Hr "me' VIII
ccvcd 10 be The purlp-c OF the scheme - obstruc'
the erection ~ the overhead electric plant oy ever!
legal means ~ their power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16

An interesting lecture on astronomy Wa delivered by
Garrett T. scrvi., the members OF he Brooklyn
Chausauqua Assembly last evening In the Washington
Strret Methodist Episcopal Church lie Introduced
nv tho Rev Dr r. s. PardngtOn and reviewed the pro.
gfess from the DAYS when the
CONSULTATIONS were n3mcd before .he date Of recorded
history down the Lick telescope and the applications OF
spectrum ANALYSIS photop Apply enlarge thc sphere
OF scientific Many lantern views illustrated tho
lecture Among them included portraits OF the men
made famous by their astronomical discoveries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
A SCHOOL GIRL SECRETLY MARRIED.

Miss Edith T.. ODonnel. pupil In the High school,
cIandcsinely married on Monday last Frank Gordon,
an employe the Erie Railroad Gordon had boarded
with TIE mother OF Miss O'Donncll at her home. No.
137 pavoniaave for six wears. The girl not
quite seventeen years old and her mother never ms
trusted that any other feeling existed between the
boarder and the school girl than friendship. Mier
the couple married ly the Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, u
the Scotch Presbyterian Church. they sent letter q
Mrs O'DOnnelI asking forgiveness and obtained II.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Gordon have gone - Fairvicw TO I've
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
TWO BROTHERS DROWNED TOGETHER.

TWO BROTHERS DROWNED t"'fIIitf.
An gccideit resulting iu the downing Of two
iiothef- took place on kcu-co Rccrvar Lake about
three mile, aorih g. WIN. Plains wednesday night
Nbout - D. ~. three brothers Ilarr' CnI' twenty
one wears Cd Eugene fourteen wear, old. aii Frank
ten wear, old. -ou- ~ fJmcr named Hiram Halc
WHO lives ncar K"nsco Village. about ~" nils norH
east of Naalia station irtcd o. walk from tl~ t1
ton t. thrir home Tue, c.Ud lave taken the hi.h
way on either side Of thr lake. which about tw'
mile, Ilny and hall 4 NIL vide ~ it, Ndr,' point
bat Eugene against :hc 1dVi'c o. he older brother
Insisted that the ice upDa the lake ac, although
broken up considerably ~ the heavy ;an and i-hei>
Of SUNDAY with him their leader the tro tart ID
10 :alc hort cut thc pond. Thc' had not pr
int, the vat.r. Hurry. tire elder bother. mmca
arly 10 hi. aid when be-. too. fell into the pond
lie. howcyor. lad Ir ,cncc Of mind 20 warn tho
younger br,;hcr - keep away fiOm the spot and 90
Tor help. The ;lr fellow ran to the houses borlcr
ing the pond aud shouted alarm.
Tho ncghbo;hoOd j, ~par'ely >"ttlrd. aud il WAS
some time before help go, urci, The >"1rchins
party could not find The ,p, wrrc the accident tool
piece. and young frank Va, frightened that h,
could give $50 Intelligent Information The Jcaly
Two hour, elapsed before the the accident
Wa discovered Both brUtlcr> had disappeared
Durell Lord. u nj tcOr-c i. Lord. who La, charge
~ tic lake and tlIc ldgr huu-r. Wcut - the
on an boat ana wi.h the help Of \. shelley and
Lafavcttc storms, secured the body O Eugene" All
efOft> Tie BODY 81 llr} proved futile until
- OclD Is YESTERDAY mUr1iag. The bodice "
moved 10 III" home Of their pirrnt,. where. yest"r
day Cifoncr Drcw.. - Mount Vernon. ned an in
-ympathy. expressed Tor the famil, Yesterday by
the ncigibCr,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
SH OES
Annual Sale.
A new ATTRACTION

this year is several full lines of
Excellent Goods, made for other
houses to whom the manufacture
ers lowing to financial stringency)
declined to deliver them. These
were bought by us at prices much
less than the cost of production,
and will be disposed of at about
half the regular price.
This sale is well worth the at
tentiOn of economic purchasers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

Roth WIRE BURIED IN VNF3 UNIV 10
The funeral OF Charles and Augusta Ihielcke tEc ola
couple who committed suicide at their home' NO ~
Thorn st. few days ago, took place Yesterday. The
se-vc.s were held in the parlor attached 70 6peers
Morpne and the Rev. Mr.. Mcury, Of the Reformed
Church oficiaied. The bodies wero followed to the
crave at Ray View Cemetery by the clergyman and
some employees in Koch's factory. in Pearlst, New
York where Mr.. Thiecke had some time ago been
cmpioycd The expenses OF the funeral were betrayed
by these employees. The Rev. Mr. Merry WI be ap
nortad administrator over the estate OF lhlelcke
which so far - /, known, consists only Of furniture
worth about 5000 The aged couple were buried IN
one grave as had been requested In the letter cit ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16

The hftIeth birthday Of Professor Charles A. Bflgg''
- Union Theological Seminary, pleasantly remen.
bored By studens OF the seminary yesterday, when
sAey presented 10 the Professor handsome cok Ia token
of their At the chapel exercises In the afternoon
essof Brown that the exercise. IN
asa With installation OF Professor Briggs In the
3Avp9d Robinson chair recently established through the
snesosW n Charles Butler, would Tuesday
evening Last night Professor Briggs held reception 70
sAe members Of middle class at his home. No. 100
IVES NINETY third.sk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
TIE BIDS EXCEED TIE AMOUNT AVAILABLE.

TIE BIDS EXCEED TIE AMOUNT AVAILABLE
rhc 13,1 Regiment \rmorN commission opened BIDS
yc> e, lay for the contraction ~ The new arnoN NJ
eCmuc" a1d Putnam avc~. There were s'Ntecn DldS
received To- the carpenter and iron work. III"
s;6am-lea;ing and the plumbing and sa>attinc. BidS
wee separately 10" the nam or adHiniitra-
ton bI'lCiag, fiont'ng on sumner ave. and for the
drill TALL - coYcr the rest Of the lite The bids
which did rot ave separate estimates were rejected
Colonel Austen. COunty Clerk Kaiser and comfy
Tr,asur,r Adams ed bids. and reported that
the lowest bids aggregated $239.6Ge for the admins
tIa,ion bu.d.ng. The drill hall would cost about
s15.00O NOR.
Mavo Chapin 'ai>cl IN" point that the commission
was only aL'Eo;i7cd to cxpcnd Sa00.00O upon the
build nc. $4,000 Of the Si50.ooo appropriated hay
Ing boo paia f,r thc site. II was decided tn rcfcr
this QUESTION Corporation Counsel Jenk'. and il
he decid,s that the work and the main
bu Icing DC completed separately from ths dell hall.
the will be awarded 10 the lowest bidders.
who are ". : Wright. carpenter work: S5s.s5o :;
John 6,uilfoyle mason work. 81 81 900; Wallace
Iron Works. iron work. S2l 800 Blake Williams.
90 &c heating Slj.120. New bids for plumbing
and "a sting Will be asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16

MOI NJ NERNON.-Fdwar1 Mead. .iHtv wears old
contractor Of this place Wa instantly Killed ~ wood
lawn junction al IL O'Clock Yesterday morning by the
Boston express, Oh TIE Ncw.Yorl New Haven and
Hartford Railroad. He leaves wife and three chill
dcn. -. +. Ashley Editor Of The Recori
who has been suffering from complication OF dis.
orders for long time. Yesterday started for Nassau
the steamship santiago. lie will be absent several
wcci,. The 1ith separate Company had
the honor Of a visit their sfmory by the Comfy 81
pervispI. Yesterday afternoon and rccipocat ii b,
giving dinner to the board. There va, a drill by
The company In the evening . Will1m I
stevenson la, sold 10 Charlie, Nclclor Of New York
piece 81 ground hny-hyc feet widc. In Fourtlayc and
running through Third ave. about 200 feet decp
for 81 900. TIL, j. the hghc, figure ever paid for
property the and /, believed to have been pnr
chased on account Of the New York aud New Haven
Railroad, which contemplate, extensive Improvements
here. Past Commander William Wilson, a,
sisted by sixteen member, of F5rn>woth Post Grand
Army Of the Republic. installed the Officers Of Flandrl
Post az New Rochelle on Wednesday night. spccchc,
and camp tho order after the in,talatnn
and Captain Chathed. assistant cashier the Custom
House. who i the happy father OF Daughter,
Of Veterans less than week old. the lion of the
hour.
PORTCilEsTER.-Ihef was considerable excitement
in Potchcstcr yesterday the arrest OF Robert f.
smith, coorcd. who Wednesday night pcrpctrttcd
a Highway robbery IN the street, ~ the village The
victim was Mis-, Mary l.. Bell Il school teacher I'm one
of the Portchcstcr public schools y She was passing
along secluded street ~ the village, She alleges the
prisoner stepped mp Ia her. aud. vlpicny laying hand
npOn her demanded her purse. Her screams alarmed
the neghborlOd but not until the rascal secured her
pOohcLOok. containing small sum OF money. Tho
rObLcr was caught and held for the Grand Jury.
YONKERS.-.Iohn Brosie - Young iiunebrlan
created considerable excitement in Police Headquarters
Yesterday morning by try ing twice 10 commit suicide.
The doormsn found Inn hanging Ia the bars In his
cell and cut him down. Or. Warren was sent for
and rcsuscitacd him. shortly after being left alone
in his cell he was again discovered trying TO batter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
CONFUSING HIMSELF 4 BURGLAR.

In the Police Court yesterday Robert James, Jr.
who was recently arrested at Wechawken charged with
burglary admitted his guilt and confessed that he and
his father and Frederick Frccbeckorn had robbed the
plumbing shop OF Gcrraghy 4 SprOul in Jersey Cts,
ON Monday night. Frank Xeisncr. who was also ar
rested, held witness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
sun ri,es7ls setsa 80 Moon sets - Moons age
non WATER
I V-Sandy Hook OO2 Gov Island O20 IIsi. cate. 2iS
+ N-Sandy HOOK OF Gov. Island O3o Hell uate. 2.29
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16

go, b,s brains BresJe was arrested for attempting
~ Xiii BERTHA Lapik who lives at No 40 Cnn'on.ss,
where proske lives. lie was arragned Deieis SnoS
Tbaycr who sentenced him to SIX months iinp'soh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16

Crowns Camphorated Saponaccous Dentifrlce
tho hest tooth lov the world Tor preserving the
iscsh .'I,efrcshng and delicious" - cents bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16

THE LEADER the best water cracker in the
5ord nitrorcnuus ond phosphate Yeast soda;
u,wrrful builder up ~ every TISSUE.
" UEAIIru INDOD CO. ~ Ff'h Avenue. aud all 2roccrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
HENRY A. DANIELS, II. d,

90 WEST s9TuST.
n,..asrs az tic hvsep. Gentle Urinary organs
,npoience AID S.crl!.y. Hours 8 " l. 70 T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
Observation-Disclosures"
Absolutely the Best.

All tbe ingredients used in making this
powder are published on every label. Inc
purity of the ingredients and the scientific
accuracy with which they are combined
render Cievcland'> superior in strength and
efficiency to any other baking powder.
Food raised with this powder does not
dry up. AS when made with baking powder
containing ammonia but keeps moist ana
sweet. and is pnlatable and wholesome.
CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER Co, =.
81 and s3 Fulton ST. Newly ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16

The Lincoln Association will celebrate the birthday
OF Abraham Lincoln February II, with its twenty
sixth annual dinner on the evening Of that day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
Aanouncsmen a

Why wear wells TO hide defects, when Cactus
Rood Curc viii remove those rm?le'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16

Coughs end colds dangerous intrudcrS. ENpcl
t,.r, with Parkcr's finger Tom.
T,rp.g's liar Balsan aid IA" har growth
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-04-24
Close Call.

Last Thursday Albro Curtis and his
little eight year old son of Emerson
met with an accident which came near
ending their lives. Mr.. Curtis was in
the woods telling a dead tree which
when ready to drop went in different
direction from that calculated on and
threatened to crush the boy. The
father rushed to his assistance and just
as he caught him to pull him out of the
way both were driven to the ground.
The son had three ribs broken and
several severe bruises while Mr.. Curtis
had his right ankle broken in two places
and the bones badly crushed and also
suffered severe internal injuries. DR.
Monfort was called and was obliged to
remove several large pieces of bone
from the crushed member. The pros
poets are that Mr.. Curtis will be con
fined TO his bed for a long time.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-04-24
Real Estate Transfers.

John T. and Polly NJ. Lazarus to Emma j.
Gardner, " d, pit of a efn "a, sec 80, New
Haven, $500.
Moses FitzJohns and W to Clifford Owen. W d
II of W u of g "a, sec SO. Betheny, S6O.
John Arntz and to Eliza Jane and Peter
McAdam, W W a of n e. u, sec 26. Emerson,
81 1900.
Daniel Robbenolt and W TO Charles n. Rob
benolt, W d, n of W "a of n II, sec ., Elba,
SaO.
jefferson Mauahan and W to Joseph Bebon,
W d,s II of s u. sec ., Bethany, Sub to mtg
Philip u. Tinlin and w to NJ. Foster Chafey,
d, lot G. blk a. Church's add TO Ithaca, 5000
Henry l.. Porter to Robert NJ. and Ellen +.
Swigart, W d, sw "a, sec 10, Fulton, $1,000
James NJ. Daniel and W to Joseph jacques. W
d. se Il offs "A of 10and W "a of n 4 OF 10,
eX New Haven, $500.
NJ Foster Chafey and to Philip E. and
Sarah J. Tinlin, W d, ut OF lot 4, blk l, Ithaca
$1,000
Henry Pember and to Mary C. Smith, W d.
pit of 4 OF 81 "a, sec 70, North Star, sub 10
mtg 5000.
Mary c. Smith to Henry Pember W d. LOT
blk T. North Star, $500.
Ezekiel Wilson and to John Harnck. W d.
219 acres of n q of sea of sec Z, Bethany, $So
William f. Moore TO Andrew W. Jolly W d
n of NV "a OF Sc "a, sec ~, washington, Sl3c
Albert Salter and W to Moses Tracey, W d, {
G "a OF sw u, sec %, Fulton, $5OO
G. s. Ward in trust TO Henry Mcnamara, W d
S II OF "a, sec IS, Sumner, II 500.
Nathan Church and W 10 Moses FitZjohns. W
d, W d of e u. sec 5, Emerson, (ex) $57550.
Thomas Judge Jr. and to Eli W. Sherwood
d lot blk 6, NewtoH's add. ST. Louis, $500.
John b. Allison TO Maria p. Allison W. d, {
"a of 5 Il of sec 81, New Haven, $500.
VIM. s. Turck & Co. TO Alma Building and
Loan Association. d, lots /, 2, blk Is, Alma
500
Mary West to Amos A. Button, W d, lots /,
blk II, Sumner $500
Ansel II. Phinney and W 10 John Beckwith
W d lot in Perrinton, 800.
Oscar LaClear and W Henry f. Perry, W d, LOT
5, blk 3, Bannister, $50.
NJ. ID. Cole and W TO Henry +. Perry. W d, loI
6. blk 3, Bannister, $500
Henry +. Perry and W to Daniel w. Zachanas
W d. lots 5, g. DIX g. Bannister, $500.
Thomas Gibson and to Joshua M. David
son, W d. lot 8. blk s, Bannister, $500
G. S. Ward in trust to Tryphina Norton, W d
n of e u, sec %, Sumner, $3.50.
James Ferguson to Henry c. and Mar,
Pritchard, W d, pit ofse u of "a sec 8
Seville, 500
d, u of W II of W n OF "a, sec 20, New
Haven, $500
Henry L. Laycock and to William +. anC
Eva NJ. Hoxie, W d, u OF s W Il of W "a, se'
%, Fulton, 500.
George Smith and to Josephine Magee, "
d, u acre on " of W u. sec %, North star
$40
Elias w. David to Elonzo d. David, W d, s v
u of n W u, sec l6. Sumner. 500.
Mary A. Morey to Marcus d. Steel, W d.
acre on s G a of n u, sec "a, Pine River. 5000
James ID. Glaven and W TO Eugene Brant, "
d. pit of W u Of s u, Sec 5, Arcadia, (ex) $1,000
Bert and Helen " Woodward to Z. c. Howe
d, lots in Kress add TO Alma, 81, 300.