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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
EEooKLyN POLYTECHNIC.

The senior class Of The Brooklyn Poyt ch1ic IT,
stliute ha. elected A. l.. shcrcr. prophet aud H. r.
Mao Onucu. orator.
The schedule Of the bail nine this season f. rs
follows: April IG High school at Eastern PARK
April -. Long Island College Hospital at Prospect
lark, April -. Forlhnm. al Ioriham ApHl 80,
Columbia freshmen, "a Ea stern Park; May L. COLLEGE
Of the CIT 4 New York. at Eastern Park May :,
-. Paurs school. AZ Eastern Park; May II Prince
ton Trcps,n at Eastern Park; May II. High school,
al Washington Park: Ma II. Montcalr Athletic
club at Montcair: MAY -, rorNiham. at Fodham
May -, Princeton freshmen, BrOOhlyn; June ~,
Adelphi. ~ Washington Park
The Academic T.. O. Il. society VIII present
LafkiDs Love Ltttrr. and American Fascination
al the Criterion Theatre. brooklyn, April 30 II
BANJO club.
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CovRr CALENDARS FOR toby.

Supreme curt-Genera reua-Recess. .
opens at 10 80 a. Motion calendar called at II o. IN
supreme Court-specal TcrmraIt I-Ad!oumed for the
supreme cours-speeal 1ermaP9Et. IIBctoEo TrS'x.
1883 1900. 1929. 5cs, i7s' 1893. 1870 l.el. I.g;.
i7YS l77S ia. I775 i7a6 ISL Law aud Facts 10.
Circuit Court-part I-Adiourned for the term.
Circuit Court-part III fote Barrett, J.-Causes to
be seat from Part Ill FOR ui1l.
1861 Sc7, SO ei6. 35s6 $o5i PSI.
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Nos. 1918 SOS. ssl M. 1908. 25l4. 6i7.
superior COurt-Parts IL and IlI-Adiour"d Tor the
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ased Will Of Patrick j. Burke. At 10 80 a. m; No -
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Training tickets have been issued to all of the com
pettors giving them the privilege Of the Manhattan
Athletic Club track for practice May has been fixed
upon for the games. which will be held Manhattan
Field
Tho Clcnian Literary society has elected the FOL
lowing officers for the IIansewirth 49, PRESIDENT
ScOuler, W, vcepIcsident; Mchaels, '04, rccorun8
secretary Levine, '03, corresponding secretary VEN
handlcr 03, treasurer; Ncuman "a, editor, ana h'r'
'94, librarian -,
The "a outing Club has been organized ana WIN
begins 10, weekly ralnbles when the weather permits
The PhrenoCO5mlan Literary society has eieetei tie
following officers for this academic term fie,iucn1
A. a. Cook. 0l vicepresldent, ". 1mme, '93 re.
cording secretary " A. Dalton, '93 c@rresPohlans
'03; assistant editor j. f. splnmnn, '94; teller NJ
Mack '05
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WELLESLEY COLLEGE

Wellesley, Mass, April IL (Specla).-Lady Henry
Somerset in company with Miss Frances Willard. vis
tied Wellesley College Saturday afternoon last
week, and with most enthusiastic reception
from the students. After welcome from the gcc
club and hearty rendering Of the college cheer from
the whole mass OF studcGts, both ladics addrcs ed
the members of the college. At the close Of the
address. Miss Emerson, pre- dcnt Of the senior class
presented baskets Of Easter lille, and panscs IN token
OF the appreciation felt by the stnGcnts Of the work
O these
On Monday afternoon the shakes pcarc society gave
"A representation OF " Allie" IL Wonderland for the
benefit OF their chapter house fnnd.
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,.

Gettysburg, ApFil Il spccaD.-rhe following dates
have been made by Manager lieman. of the baseball
team: April 81. Franklin and Marshall; April %, West
en Maryland May ~. Dickinson; May 81 lIngerstown
Juno 4. Johns llophIns-n at Gettysburg; April ~.
Dickinson a Carlisle, April 30 and May %. Mount st.
Mary at Emmct burg May -. Western Maryland at
Westminster May II. franklin AMI Marshall nt Ian.
caster. The candidates for the team are: Catcher
Tate. Nicholas; pitcher, Hudson. Filbcr first base,
McPhcSon second base. Everhardt third base Kccfr
whitman shortstop. Enders, smith; nelders Gilbert.
Erb. Hoffman. IIcllman and G!cs
A Republican campaign club has been formed by thc
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AMONG THE COLLEGES.
YALE.
SUDDEN DEATH OF TIE SECOND HONOR MAN OF
THE SENIOR CLASS.

YALE.
SUDDEN DEATH OF TIE SECOND HONOR MAN OF
THE SENIOR CLASS.
NewHaven. April II (SpeciaD-Al Rotations have
ceased temporarily. the college is closed and most of
the students away enjoying themselves. move
ment is foot among the students 10 organize Re-
publican club TO participate In the campaign.
The suspension of "Thc New .Eneandcr and Yale Re-
vew.' rather the transformation into The Yale
Review has not surprised the college people OF this
city. The new veDtnre will appear quarterly. Its
editors will include Professor George p Fisher. Pro
lessor H. W. Farnum. George y. Adams and DR.. John
c. schwab.
Two men have led the present senior class through
out the course and practically assured OF the
honors from entrance day. They were James W. ID.
IngersOll Marenjo, ILL.,, and Alfred Barnes Palmer
son the Rev. Charles Ray Palmer, Of bridgeport
Finally the former seemed to gain the lead OF the lat
ter and ii generally expected that he would be mp
pointed valedicOran and Mr.. Palmer sautatOrian. But
Mr.. Palmer. while horseback riding Thursday. was
STRICKEN with heart disease and died almost instantly
B. NJ. Allen will probably be sautato now as he is
adtudged the leading man next to Mr.. Ingersoll.
Immediately after the Easter recess Joseph Jeher-
son will give talk Acting and the Drama in the
art school. Later Edmund G. Stcdman will lecture
on Beauty OF Art and Poetry" At the annual com
mencement OF the school John La Fargo will make
address TO the students and at the time choice
collection OF BIS works will be exhibition.
Under direction OF Captain Cook the candidates for
the crew training with great faithfness and it Is
toleraby certain that Yale's this year will be
greatly superior to that of last year.
THE Record" board for the coming year will DO
Dom Barber. 90. s.. chairman John H. Morgan. 49,
financial editor; Thomas X. Hanna, '9J s.; W. s.
TerryOury 03 Herbert Gordon Thompson. 90 Albert
y. Cheney Fowler. "a: +. Il. Reed and A.. p. Rogers
'94 S. associate editors
The following have been appointed Divinity School
speakers at commcncemeDt, May IS T. C. Des Barrens
Toronto: S. V. Karmarkoe, Bombay; II. Il. Miles,
\. Nelson. c. Z. Ozanne. J. F. Wood and 5. H. Wood.
ward
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PENNINGTON.

Pennington. N. j., April II (specia)-The seminary
athletic association gave its annual exhibition on Friday
night In the town hail. which crowded. The main
feature was two-act mcodrama entitled "A Mistake y
written BY j. Ed shaw, of burlington, NJ j. The act
ing OF Brown, Rice Burmwood ard Shaw especially
good. The horizontal and parallel bar performance
by westcott Dassct and Laning excellent, and the
tumbling of Laning deserves especial praise. The
Pho glee pleased the audience with pretty songs
The singing Of the Alpha giee good.
The following Is the schedule Of games arranged by
the manager OF the baseball team April 10. the G. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

Young baseball club of Trenton April 20, Princeton
theologs; April o. Princeton freshmen; Nav. T. the
High school OF pottstown. PENN; May a. Lawrence
vile; May :l the athletic association club OF the
schuyklll Navy. Of Philadelphia; May %. West Pha-
dclphia Y. VI. c. A.: May 25. Lawrencevilic; June !,
Princeton scrub consolidated; June 4 H@cR"tNto"h'
June IL West Philadelphia Y. VI. {. \.
Next Friday evcring willis Fletcher johnson, A. NJ.
will lecture before the students on the subject OF
Journalism
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BROWN.

| Providence, r. l.. April Il (speclaD."Thc Brun-
oman has increased The number Of It's board by one
and elected the new board winch takes up the work
ON May /. The ". J. v Osterhout,
'03; C. s. Adrich, "a; A. f. Thomas. "a II. f..
Cooper 'o5; l.. V. {. Winter, 80; and those remain
ing from the present board are J.. sharpe '03
Learned 90 Studley, '93: H. ID. IIazeltinc. 81.
The Brown Debating Union held Joint debate with
the Brownson Lyceum. a society in Providence. The
discussion on free raw material. ". ID. Johnston
93, and r. NJ. Vaughn, '05. contcIided that new ma
eTial should not into the country free OF duty
The debate good one, and so evenly matched
the contestants that The judges decided il draw
IN response to the circular sent ont by the Rcpub-
lican Club Of the University Of Michigan TO form
National league Of college and university clubs, the
Brown Republican Club Will probably send 4 delegate.
The football Association held It's annual election Of
officers on Wednesday. The president IS W. +.
Chalmers, '93; vice president, A. Mcklcoln '93
secretary, {. :. Nightingale. "a: treasurer +. W.
Marvel "a manager, T. 4. ThurstOn. '03.
The fraterntes have drawn lots for places nj which
TO have their class-day spreads with the following
suits Zeta Psi Rhode Island Hall; Chi Phi. chapel
steps: Theta Delta chi, reading room: Beta Theta H.
presidents rooms PM Delta Theta, the hrst floor OF
Wilson Hall Delta Kappa Epsilon. gymnasium
Alpha Delta PHI, the sccOiG iOOr OF Wilson Hall; Psi
Up>ilon, Delta Epsilon and Delta Phi. which came
last In the drawing have not vet selected their rooms
The leading singers In the opera. Cupid, 30,
which + 10 be- produced THIS spring. are f. e.. Dexter
Thurston, g3; II. a. whpplc, %. and John Young,
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BOWDOIN

Brunswick, ,ApIIll7(specaD.-Th provisional APP
pointmcnts for commencement have been announced
rs follows: T. Bartlett, Il. +. Bartlett. II. C. Emery,
l.. NJ Fobcs j. C. HUI, H. ". Kmbal, H.. +. LlnsOlt,
T. +. Nichols. G. ~ Penncl and t. b. Wood
Tho recent animal meeting Of The football ass0cl-
ton revealed the able financial management OF Young.
o. whose report showed balance In the treasury
I'm place OF the usual deficit. Officers were chosen ~
follows President, VI. Clifford, 49, president,
f. II. sykes ~ secretary and treasurer. II. \
Ross, '51 directors .. baldwin, 93; I. W. Dana,
'04; G. 5. Machan. '93 +. e. Harrington, "a H. t..
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AMHERST.


Amhcrsh Mas. APP. : c.peciaD.-Collcge opened
for tho spring term last Thursday Nearly all the
professors are back. Professor Mo Sc. however. VIII
be unable to resume his work this term and Professor
trOsvcnor VIII. in consequence be at the head OF the
history department. Professor Elwell has rcturneH
from six months tour in the cid world. While away
he passed most Of the time in Greece and Egypt.
The baseball team have returned from their Easor
trip Colby 30, has developed into pitcher OF the
nrs-class. and this place the weakest on the
team. the advantage Of this is great The first game
Of the season the home grounds will be pfyeu
Monday with loly0kc
Work on the BOltwoh addition to the campus ms
begun and the barns and other buildings arc beihs
removed The whole lot will be graded and lad oaC
as a part Of the campus and the new chemical ana
physical laboratories Will be erected on this part Vi
the grounds.
There has been II change In the hour OF morning
pTavcrs Hereafter they will be held al o'lo
instead OF 80 and there Will be recess OF hitcch
minutes Mt 10 80.
Willlnn C. Breed Of Malone. ~ V, has been eiec'ed
business manager Of the student for the coming year
The remaining member Of the board from the class OF
'95 has not yet been chosen. On the new bh'ru OF
'Tlc Lit" Clarence ID. Wood. of St. Johh-oury' w.
has been elected editor nchlef aud Frederick = Ais
OF Erie. penn business manager
Tho glcc and banjo Gibbs mado Il successful mp
during tho vacation, visiting New YORK, ,hltngo;
Eynnstoa, Rockford Milwaukee and CaInndni8'l ana
Intermediate points. owing 10 illness John H. ilgh,
81 was unable to sing with the club at most OF the
concerts
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THE WOMAN'S COLLEGE

Baltimore, April II (Specal.-The Easter vacation
viii be considerably shorter this than heretofore
lasting only week The holidays began April 49,
AT the meeting Of the Tau Kappa ri Society the
following officers were elected Grace Gnfing 49,
president; Harriet Ellis, 81. vice president; Bertha
Miller o. secretary Emile Wagner. '04 treasurer
Immediately after vacation DIR. J. ). Shehce Will do
liver q course OF lectures Oh " Balzac."
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F. ". SEIGKlST'S FUNERAL.

F. W. seagr-t, whose funeral took place at ono
hundred and forty fst, and the Boulevard yesterday
afSWoon, scNent, two years Of age. lie was
the father OF the senior member of the firm OF +. W.
seasr, r. a Co.. and for the last twenty-five years
has been engaged in removing buildings He was
ons OF New lorks Oldest citizens, and Il veteran
OF the Mexican War ard the CIVIL War having been
a lieutenant In the lst New York Volunteers OF which
regiment only few living. lie always had
large truck decorated With flowers In the Memorial
lrYdps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER,.

Rochester, " Y. April II (spcciaD. Marsh,
Of the university baseball nine Is making active pr par
atfons for the season. The BOYS have had much pac
tcc, and have begun TO play exhibition gnmcs. Henry
shedd, one Of the univcrsitys best athletes has in
lured ono OF his knees and cannot take part IN the
State In Intercollegiate games at Utica.
Professor William G. Morey. Of the University Of
Rochester has been Obliged by illhcah to decline all
invitation to deliver tho Grafton at the unwilling of
the soldiers monument In this city, MAY 30 Prcs
dent David j. lin has accepted the honor.
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oberlin, ohio. April II epcciaD--An effort was
mad" last week 10 arouse and deepen missionary
interest by series of meetings. which BEGAN on
Thursday aud closed sunday Hght. Missionaries from
All parts OF the country were Invited 10 address the
'ailouS meetings, ana many OF them responded The
home Tor msslOnarcs' children was opened for the
hIst time this term. II furnishes home for chllarn
whose parents are engaged II mission work abroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
MAssAcnrsETrs INSTITUTE oF TECHNOLOGY

MASSACHUSETTS, INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
Boston, April II CspccsD.-WOrk has been begun
the architectural building in Trinity Place.
The building is 10 be sixty by seventy feet and five
stories high. In addition to drawing and recitation
rooms, II will contain architectural museum. Miss
Hayden, designer Of the wOmen's building at the
Worlds Fair, Is "A graduate OF the institute.
The battalion had competitive drill on April g.
Company and will be color company hereafter.
The annual meeting Of the cooperative society was
held on April O. During the year Just closed the so
ciey conferred four scholarships students al the
institute.
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MASSACHUSETTS AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,


Amherst Mass. April II spccalD.-The United
States grant Of 1850. approp:latlng annual allow
Of $4,000 this to be increased 81 900 per
year until 1t has reached S25,O00 when II TO be-
come permanent, for the maintenance Of colleges OF
agriculture and the mechanic arts, has in this state
been divided by action OF the Legislature between the
institute Of Technology and this college, the former 10
receive One-third and the latter twothirds OF the
amount. The money Will be used for enargng the
different departments OF the college and gradually
elective and post graduate courses will be introduced
The editorial staff OF The Agge Lfcn is as
follows: EditOrinchicf G. F. Curey, '03; business
manager, J. X. Perry, '03 F.. G. Howard, 1913; F. s.
Jioyt, 93; A. f. Mclcndy, '03 c. +. Walker. "a T.
s. Bacon. '0l; r. f. Keith, "a ard A. Davis, '05.
The baseball team under Captain Crane has ar
ranged games with Mt. Hermon Wilbrahan Academy,
Worcester Neurological Institute and Trinity College.
clock has been placed in the tower OF Stone
Chapel. the gift OF the senior class.
Professor Warner has been obliged to give up his
classes In mathematics account Of badly sprained
ankle.
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WESLEYAN.

Middletown, Conn.,. April II (Spcclall.The gcc club
has returned from its trip through Pennsylvania aud
parts Of New-York State. The trip was one Of The
most successful Of recent years
In recent ball games the baseball team has tied
with the NJ. A. C., lost to the Ncw-York League and
The Holy Cross Of Worcester Mass, and won from
Williams and the Holy Cross
chapter OF the sophomore fraternity Of Theta M
Epsilon was established recently at the University OF
Michigan. The charter chapter Is at Wesleyan
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THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.
GOVERNOR M'KINLEY ACCEPTS An INVITATION
or THE REPUBLICAN CLUB

GOVERNOR MKINLEY ACCEPTS An INVITATION
OF THE REPUBLICAN CLUB
Ann Arbor, Mich. April Il (SpcciaD.-The BASEBALL
nine started on its Western trip Yesterday Tue follow
ing men compose the team: Cmwf0rd catcher teV-
mOur pitcher; Jcneris, first base; Spurney second
base: Pearson. third base: splitter. shorsiop Smclizor
left field Shields. centre field Griffin. right field The
nine will play Albion Wisconsin. Beolt, Illinois, NoiN
Dame, Northwestern and Ollvet. The trip Will last
ten days.
Professor f. d. Campbell lost both his eyes by an
explosion in the chemical laboratory last week.
The Democratic club held banquet In commemora-
ton Of jefferson Thursday. Don NJ. Dickinson was
toastmaster, and Congressman W. c. p. Brccklnndse
delivered the principal address.
Governor Mckinley has accepted the invitation to be
present at the Republican Club banquet on May IL,
when the College League Of Republican Gibbs will be
formed.
A Western intercollegiate Athletic Association was
formed in Chicago yesterday the meeting being called
at the Instance OF the University of Michigan. Ralph
Stone and Professor John c. ROlfc Michigan dele
gates.
The new board of editors of The L. OF VI. Daily"
has been elected, with F. r. Jannette as managing
editor
W. f. Grlfin has been elected football manager for
next year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18
CORNELL.

ItIacn. " y. April Il Special).-On Tuesday even
ing the History and Political Association was addressed
By rOfcssOr J. W. jerks Tho Actual Working or
the Political Machine" The large audience. among
whom were many of the leading members N the
faculty listened with the closest attention 10 the most
thorough and straightforward presentation of the
corrupt pncticc3 of machine politics ever made in the
university Professor jerks had studied the matter
at first hand In q, least four states Of the Union.
Professor Goodwin Smith always visit, Cornell In the
SPRING term and lectures "A few times his
toricul subject. His visits looked forward to with
plcnsnrc and tho succeeding classes fully appreciate
the privilege of hearing aid coming In contact with
this finished historical scholar. whose devotion TO and
interest i'm Cornell are not without their sentimental
side Professor smith {, here, ard for week takes
Professor cln,h In English constitutional history.
The Woodford speakers for this year are r. NJ
breckenridge. j. A. Hamilton. L. l.. Lewis, r. +. Me
Allistcr l.. ID. shurtcr, t. T.. studlcy. The faculty
have inst decided that the charge Of plagiarism made
aeinst DIN abcr. the winner Of the WOodford prize
last YEAR Is true. He In, been requested to return
800, the Of the prize and his name has been
stricken from the list OF winners
The baseball season opened here yesterday. the
university nine defeating the BinghamtOn professionals
by - score OF 10 to 3.
At the invitation of tho Ethical society DR.. stanton
Colt Of London. will lecture In Barne, Hall on Tues
day cYeuiug next on The Advancement Of Ethics"
The athletic association have serious doubts about
the advl,abuiy OF having the INTERCOLLEGIATE Regatta
OH Cayugl Lake. uulcS, some guarantee can BE- had
that proper ,cDmuVdatipfs Will DC provided. y com
nlt,c Of the a--Otlun haa been appointed 81 confer
possible, sOmc ARRANGEMENTS with owner, Of b ats on
The lake by which part OF the eNOrltant prices that
they VII clare may ~ 10 10. hsNy; oh9 shall
ht has already been engaged Tor 500 Tor tho TWO
tfter OF the
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TO MIKE FUN OF THE MOSQUITOES.

The Manhattan Athletic Club Dramatic Association
Will give production Of King Gallinipper.7 opcr
attic burletar i'm two acts by CassuS NJ Cool.d - and
Alvah H. La Rue. at the clubs theatre April - 20
and 80 1t will he produced under tie stage direction
Of william \. CORTLAND. L. W. Ieavey has painted
all necessary scenery. Mrs. E. Wright has designed
and furnished the costumes Professor Marwtg will
have charge Of the dances. The following is the cast
Mosquitoes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

Brooke, 20, pitcher kctchan ~. first base Corlo,
'03, ecOnd lase Murray tcnplan). short stop: Bond.
%. third base DonOhugh, '05 Finley. "a simmons,
'04, and LpplncOtt. 95. IN TIE Ont.fied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-18

college students The following officers have been
chosen: Giles president: X. II. Miller, vice-president
Kline secretary; W. L. Kccfcr. treasurer There are
100 members.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-01-15
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers have
been recorded since our last report:
Estate of Joseph Bauquier, deceased, to
Charles Heisen-Blocks A and b, Elev-
enth and Twelfth, and B and c, Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth streets; 81, 520.
Same to Same-Blocks and b. Tenth
and Eleventh, B and c, Tenth and Elev-
enth, b and c, Nineteenth and Twentieth,
and fractional portion Of block D and e,
river and Twenty-second street, all north
of the city; also block c and d, Tween
tieth and Twenty first, north of the city,
and also lots and ., and b, Tenth and
Eleventh streets; SI,6S0.
Elizabeth J. Hooking to Charles and
Miss Grace CartheW-Undiyided two
thirds of north half of south half Of lot t,
and q, Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets; grant.
Frank Iroi and wife TO George 0. Bates
West - feet Of north quarter of lot
s, and }, Sixth and Seventh streets;
500
Edgar NJ. Sbeehan to r. W. Sheehan-
10 acres of swamp land survey No. $40;
grant
NJ. J. Dillman to Daniel Comstock Lot
. Of NJ. J. Dillman tract, subdivision
No. |; $40.