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New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
PUNISHMENT FOR 4 PERJURER

Thomas Bennett who p'rjured himself to aid Michael
j. GalIiv an. rhc livery stable keeper. was tried In
General Sessions yesterday. Gallivan killed Jamcs
Cummings and at his trial Bennett that he
Cummings and Edward Hurley beating Gallivan Just
before the shooting IL was proved that Bennett
knew nothing about the killing until some time after
it took place. Bennett found giiiltv by "A Jury
and Recorder Smyth sentenced him to seven Years
lIllIln In -tllnL.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME COURT.

Washington. Jan G-Thc supreme Court Of the
United State, today transacted the following business
No. i3--fhc Delaware city, salem and Philadelphia
Steamboat Navigation Company, paintn In error. act.
anthony Rcybrh. Argument continued.
10. l30-Wlliiam Edgar Bird plaintiff In error. agt.
ramuel Benlisg administrator, etc. Argned.
Adjourned unt 90 morrow al Il O'Clock. The dav
call will be rs follow, Nos 10. iiJ IA, 145 l7S.
lis, lly lJO lJl and -.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
SPEAKERS At 7HB HOLLAND soCIEIYs DINNER.

SPEAKERS AT 7HB HOLLAND SOCIEIYs DINNER.
George W. Van sicllen chairman of the dinner COM
mitec OF the Holland Society yesterday announced tn,
ossts and speakers at the dinner 10 be given In the
Manhattan Athletic Club auditorium on January IA as
follows: "Ths Dutch Yeast in the English Cake,
the Rev. DR.. Elliott Griffs, Of Boston; "The DutcA
Dominic the Rev. T. De Witt TalmAge, OF BrooH-
,vn y The Dutchnan as a Teacher" President Austin
scott Of Rutgers University; Dutch Religious
Liberty-Freedom to Worship God Not Irreisious
License 10 Worship Nobody the Rev. Georg 4. van
IA water Colbert end tho Csrlser" he Rev. ChAsAes
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
BRINGING THE GERMAyICs PAssEyGERs. s.

The Cunard steamship Bothnia. which arrived here
yesterday from Liverpool and o. censtown, brought
eighteen Of the cabin passengers OF the White star
steamer Germanic The Germanlc broke her shaft,
before published. In the harbor Of Queenstown and
had to put back to Liverpool Some Of her passengers
were transferred to the Bothna. The Others will
over the Adrfatic, which Is due here sat
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
40 cnARGn or LCyAcY AGAINST cnIpMAy.

Goorrey IIawcy Chapman, the unatc. who escaped
from No. % ~. Marh's Place. brooklyn, Monday
afternoon, aud arrested In this city Tuesday
afternoon was taken to the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday. Chapman discharged
William O"Tatc. of No. .06 sterling Place. brooklyn
who appeared for him, said that his relatives did
not desire To make Il charge Of lunacy against him.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
THE JUpDsHOwALTER MATCH.

81. Louis, Jan. 6.-Judd, the chess player, is so
nl that the championship match here Is at a stand
ytin. He has, however, agreed TO play the twenty
fourth game next Monday, or forfeit the match To
bhowalter The latter Las a match for $500
with Lpschuz. in New-York which Is expected TO
belin next week.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
corRr c,IENDARs FOR To.DAy

supreme Court-Gcncra Terni-Bcfore Van Brunt r. J.
Lawf,n,e and O'Brien, JJ.-Nos. 80. G2, SO. ol.
supreme Court hamber,-Bcf Re- Barrett J-Motlon
chlcudir called a II O'Clock
SnpT1o ColTt-,pecsl Term.Part I-Before Truax. J.
i.a., io,9. 1910 ioll. lOlk. 1913 lOiO iol7 1910
lo21 1922 1923 1924 1925. 1927 1920 1910. 1O31 1882
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
DEATH OF MRS. SARAH WITHIN.

Mrs. Sarah J. Within. widow Of Charles p. Within,
OF whtnsville, Mass, buried on Monday. Mrs.
Within the daughter OF samuel and Amy Halliday
formerly Of Morrstown. n. j., where Mrs Within was
born in june 1910. The Rev. Dr. David NJ halliday
vhe was pastor of the FiHt Presby teran Church In
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
T.chigor.n lWhlte)-Nlne pieces.

(a) In the first game OF this match Steniz developed
this Et to KR3.
(b) OF course not y 3, because OF Ia Il ht'
followed by Kt Y j.
; (cI \ Iwellconceived sacrifice which somewhat
breaks the force Sf Whites attack
d1 In order 10 secure the exchange OF the Queens
lei Compare diagram. The game is now eQual!zcd
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
wAxrs TILE DECREE OF plyoRcE OPENED.

4 motion WAS Padc before Judge BOokstaver, In
the Court Of Common Pleas. Yesterday to open the
decree of divorce obtained by Mrs. Ada = Leslie
AGAINST Alfred Arthur Leslie, the Of tho late
Frank Leslie Mr.. Leslie alleges that since he de-
cree WA, granted he and his wife have lived together.
Indrn r. n. .tnvrr scut tho cnt. a a relerce.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.,
FAN FRANCISCO. CAL,
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEw.yORK. NY.

Ex State Senator Thomas c. f. Ecclesine and Franl
Loomis, counsel Of the road appear for the prisoner
and Assistant Attorney Mcintyre Is conducting
the prosecution. jury secured yesterday, an'
the trial will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07

II. Hail. of Brooklyn. The Rev. Dr. G. s. vedder, of
the Huguenot Church OF Charleston. :. c., and
cassmate of the late Judge Van Worst of th5 CITY,
will read original I" ode 10 Holland
New-York tribune., 1892-01-07
Tschigorin (white Twelve pieces.

steinitz (Block)-Nine pieces.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

Yesterdays Gazette contained the nm
nouncemcnt that party Of Santa Fc
officials were en- routc through Fort
Worth 20 Purcell, l. n. After notifying
Fort Worth officials that they would be
here they changed their plans and laid
over night at Clehurne for the purpose
ol visiting the town during daylight
Inc party was composed of Allen Man
vel, president; A. A. Robinson, vice
president aud general manager;
G. y. Wheeler, general man
agcr Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe: Mr.
Player, general master mechnnic; Mr..
Dillingham;. master mechanic of Gulf
Colorado aud Santa Fc; f. II. Down,
division superintendent northern division
and j. q. Taylor, general livestock
agent Atcliison Topeka and Santa Fc.
After spending two hours from the
time OF arrival until their departure
AZ II o'clock, in looking over contem-
plated improvements. the party went
north on Mr.. NJ. Mulls special train,
10 which was attached the private cnr
of General Manager G. O. Wheeler.
who will return TO his headquarters at
Galveston Wednesday. While here the
gentlemen met Martin Casey, Mayor
Paddock and other prominent citizens
and passed the time very pleasantly.
Tho officials expressed themselves as
being very well pleased with the business
the road is doing IN Texas. and showed
their confidence IN Fort Worth by stat
INK that they recognized II MS one Of the
most important. " not the most inpor-
tant cities ON their lines in the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20
THE RAILROADS.
Houston and Texas Central Re.
ownership Middle.
A KATY BRIDGE SWEPT AWAY
BY Brazos Boom--Iohn Cameron Passes
Aw1Y-The Sabine Valley Road Elk.
tension - Charters Filled.
Local ROundups
THE II. AND n. Q. RECnWERsHIp

THE H. AND r, c. RECEIvERsHIP
Houston, Tex, Dec 10.-tSpeciull-
How long tic Houston aud Texas Cen
trail railway will remain in the hands of
a receiver will depend upon what pro-
ceedings nrc taken by the defendants
In the Corcy case. Justice Lamar sit
ting in chambers granted an order on
the application Of Carcys attorneys, the
effect Of which is to keep the road under
the rcceiyerslip until the decision Of the
case 10y the supreme court Of the United
States unless that order Of Justice
Lamar is In the meantime revoked or
set aside. IL may BE- that the ATTORNEYS
ON the other aide will make application
to Justice Lamar TO set aside Ills order
because improperly made, or for other
reason ana II such application is grant
ed, then Judges Purdpe and Mccormick
VIII proceed to discuss the receiyership
ana place the road in the hands of The
new rrorganized company as they We're
nbout to do, us is understood when
Justice Lamar made the order II Is
surluiscd thut II q motion Is made to
revoke Justice Lamars order il win bc
acted upon within short period. aud
lhNt III the meantime Receiver Dilling-
ham Will renUin rs now In charge. I'M
der the qualified acceptance of his rcs-
igu9ion heretofore published: but If no
such motion H. made, or If ii should he
denied then 1t would appear that the
road Will be under the rcceiyrrsbip until
the final decision Of the Carey appeal,
and the question would arise whether a
new receiver viii be appointed Certain
matters affecting the road are the sub
ject Of common talk, aud Il Is reported
that the legislature which meets on
Jan y, will proceed TO investigate affairs
through committee appointed for that
purpose.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

Waco, Tex. Dec. 19.-(Special.) The
Gazette repre- 4 tltive called upon Cen
cral Manager hurles 4, Hamilton. Of
the Texas Central this morning. and ia
Nnswer 90 the reporters question no
said that the iling on Saturday in AUS
tin OF tho charters for the Texas Central
railroad company and the Texas Mid
land Railroad company was the pre-
liminnry work OF the reorganization of
the two roads, upOu which scheme he
had been at worl, tine past summer and
fail
Tho two roads" he continued, will
he under separate organizations and will
be distinct. one from the other, The
Texas Central Railroad company sue
cccds the old Texas Central Railroad
company and the Texas Midland Rail
road company succeeds the old North
western
The Texas Central extends from Ross
TO Albany aud the new charter provides
that the rad may be extended from
Ross Into Waco.
The Texas Midland extends from Gar
rett TO Roberts, and the new charter
provides that Il may be extended from
Roberts 60 Greenville.
Mr. Hamilton. do those roads, under
the new organization contemplate other
eNtcusiOnsY'
u am not AZ liberty now. 10 say, ex-
sept that much depends upon who pur'
rhnses the Wncu and Northwestern on
the 18th inst. The Texas Central" con.
| limited Mt. Hamilton, twill be n bidder
Tor the Waco and Northwestern. and
VIII hid all TINT the company thinks Il
Is worth, nri not prepared ~ saw now
WHAT Tue Texas CeutEal coutemplates N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

was accompanied by General Srpsi in
tendent J. y. Moore and M'ster MI
chanic L. W, Hayes.
j. j. Mullane. commercial agent OF the
SANTA I'c. left yesterday for Galveston.
Colonel Jim Wilson. general agent OF
the Alton. got back from Il trip !esteN
dey.
W. s. Page. assistant superintendent
Of the Rock Island, has resigned his po-
sition.
Tom Kingsley, travelling passenger
agent NJ the Louisville and Nashville, Is
In town.
A. j. Ratclife, travelling passenger
agent Of the Denver, leaves today for
the east.
G. NJ. Payne. travelling freight agent
Of the Cotton Belt, will be in from
trip today.
Major Sam Hunt. livestock agent of
the Katy, left yesterday on trin up the
Fort Worth and Denver
The Texas and Pacific nay cur went
west yesterday, bound ior I'll Paso, IN
charge of Paymaster Ewing,
J. l., Dickson. livestock agent Of the
Wabash. with headuarters at Quincy,
ILL.,, was IN the Texas railroad center
yesterday,
Today reduced rates 20 into effect for
the holidays on the Santa Fe and other
lines in this city. All expect to DO DIG
business
The Chicago Railroad association
meets Tuesday, Jan. ), lmmediateiE,
alter Adjournment the rate meeting VIII
convene
ii. Thompson. who has for some tin Q
been agent ut Vernon for the Fort V 9th
and Denver. has been succeeded by f.
l.. Hawkins
The Texas and Pacific stockynrds arc
doing a good business. and NnidMaster
Ira Butler Is getting CORRESPONDING
hustle on himself
II DANIELS ,nnpactel will, tho .,,,,,,.,l
offices of tin 'Tevns mi iir.,.'i I{,'il,rsy
compnny nj DaII1s was IN ~ H.. riIv y"s.
tcrday calling upon lis fren1 tiolo1el
Jake Zurn.
At the sale of the Waco and North
western, which will take place on the
18th inst from tile steps of the limited
States building In Waco. Mr.. q p,
IuntingtOn's bidder win be on hind.
Prasident Fisb sant ant oGiniai notico
that the Louisville. New Orleans and
Texas has merged into and aInnlpnmnt-
ed with the Yazoo and NlississiI,pi Val
ley, and will be hereafter known under
that name.
Paul JamisOn pop1l ar lighting
Singer at the Union daplt telegraph Of
fee, is taking lnyoff and mia typewriter
is silent. His month is saul to he wgtcr-
ing in anticipation Of eatiIg II fat turkey
to come from Denison.
A specinl from Victoria Tov save
that worl; on The Nnvnort md Nortbcy.r,
rnilrond extension from Aiiigator Had
northwarl has haep snddani,i stsncnIeJ
Ii is rumorpd thnt n marty Of nortbcrn
capitalists viii t1i,e bold of'tbe rood aft.r
Jan. / next '''N ''i'''
Tbo ton-,,.b,,i ,,,,.-.,.,,,,,,. ,., NJ
ts5 en- t 81 5ieei pH5sgiigef engine DO DO
-Four hauled RI" SoniI,v.os I yr III ii,,itai
from Notfoon to tho Rcit rooi cr,s,;,',,
Indionopoiis 1SS D'il.t m - tC,,,s n,,
forty.fiye minutes mol,ing fan stans '' nt
gtntions and rniIrood ' Hrossin C', s''p' "'
I II Wf,;t, PARLIAMENTARY.
q a,,is uIc supetlIti llue!t 81 lhe
On n aus, t ti nouailW i1tril ~ leAhs,
~ u ,,, 'iiis Hiol"lHE rom commerce
i 'mH ir'i mn ia t"G Gly lor some ume
i, ,uG,nS "itGF inc noliunS transportation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20
A THREATENED WAR.

Minneapolis, Dec 19.-Therc is more
significance 10 the resolution adopted by
the Twin City Brokers association. in
session at St. Paul, prohibiting its mem
hers from handling annual passes or
complimentary transportation, than APP
pears on the surface, The resolution
provides that II these tickets are scalped
by brokers in the future the party sell
ing them shall at once be reported to
the company issuing the transportation.
This sudden reformation on the part of
the brokers comes from the fact that the
railway companies are about to wage
a war ON the brokers' and that propos-
ed law will be submitted TO the inter
state commerce commission providing
that all dealers In railway transportation
shall be the duly authorized agents Of
the company or companies issuing the
tickets sold 4 bill win be introduced
at the coming session of the legislature
Of the state which will require all ticket
brokers to have u license. to be certified
by the lines with which they wish to do
business. and that the license shall b.
conspicuously posted in the place of bus
mess Of the broker
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

Houston, Tex, Dec 10 Specially
Wild statements hive been going the
rounds concerning the PecOs bridge ON
the southern Pacific The cost Of the
bridge being placed at S1,2UO,OOO, where
us the bridge and masonary and lubor
In erecting ull together was ouly about
S2G0.OOO The other estimates made
In the sumo connection about the Hunt
iugt0n bridge to freeze out the other
stockholders in the bridge are purely
imaginary,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

General Manager Shouts, of the In
diana, Illinois aud Iowa, has noticed
peculiar effect Of loaded trains on the
track of his road. Before this year the
traffic has been almost entirely east
bound, heavy trains going IN that diroc-
ton. while empty ears almost exclusively
were hauled west The tendency has
constantly been for the track to creep
eastward. Thousands Of dollars had to
he expended annually to overcome this
tendency and It had become serious
annoyance us wen as expense. Mr.,
Shouts estimates the aggregate move
mcnt east ot his entire track to have
been three feet year until recently.
With the coming of the heavy west
bound traffic noted at various times,
came an evening up of the cnstbound and
westbound traffic of the Indiana, Illinois
and Iowa until for the last few weeks
it has been nearly capitalized With the
growth of the wostbound traffic came a
lcsscuing OF the track to crcnp east
ward until for the last month there has
been no movement noticeable in any
part of the ue.-Chicago Herald.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

the way Of western extension: We are
now awaiting the sale of the Waco and
Northwestern. 10 fact the future or
both organizations. the Texas Central
and the Texas Midland, depends on the
sale Of that road
IF the Texas Central buys the Waco
and Northwestern on the 2Sth inst. what
effect win it have upon the receivership
of that road?' asked the reporter.
at will pass out of the receivers
hands" said Mr. Hamilton just as
soon as the business can be properly
transferred"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20
NnAr An ATrRAcr1vE

The Santa he is out with a neat PAM
phblet descriptive of the Grand Canon Of
the Colorado River II cotains. besides
q ilowery and elegantly written writc-up
Of the canon, large number Of beauti-
fnl photo cugravings Of scenes both plc
the Colorado River. II contains. besides.
neatly bound and is printed ON toned
cream laid paper II Is heiug Distributed
among patrons OF the road
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

AT the hospital Sunday night John
Cameron died of Brights disease of the
kidneys. He held ut the time OF his
death position in the local Office OF the
Texas and pucihc, where he had proved
himself IN efficient worker, and was uni
Ncrsully respected. He was very popu-
lar with the railroad boys His funeral
win take place today and will be- CON
Quoted by the Knights of lythais, Of
which order he was member.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

Dallas, Tex, pce. 1G- iSpccialO-E
A. Gleason. who resigned the position az
commercial agent Of he Santa Ne Inst
spring. to go To- Nieyico has retnrnei
and is once more filing his Old position
Eddie Is one of the hiost popula= ranr,,i
men in the state aud the boys gave him
cordial greeting on his return.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

The board Of directors Of the Texas.
Sabine Valley and Northwestern rail
road has called q special meeting of the
companys stockholders, to be- held Feb.
H. 1893. at l. o'clock, at Longview
Tex The object, II Is understood Is
the increase Of the capital stock of tho
company aud the issue Of now mort
cages for the extension of the road. IL
Is understood that the road will be OK
tended northwest as far as Paris. and
In southerly direction to Sabine Pass.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

Houston. Tex. Dee. 10 -tSpeeial)-
Receiver Dillingham; ~ tho iinustnn md
Texas Central has received notice tint
United States Circuit Judge Mccormick
has issued an order restraining the coln-
pany from moving the laud department
DO SIM Antnnio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

Yesterday the Fort Worth ana n,r,,r
pay ear started az, on is Regular ron to
Texline, distributing o. ila hoy. H.
wen carlcd durai The ear ,.y 'H' ~ 4,
charge OF Pay RsA clofk Risrrs. Who
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

% Whom Baby was 'iet, wo gave her c.s.ori,.
w when AAsVa' chrd, she cried Tor oastoyia.
When 'he became Miss, she chung to o,,,o-,,
"0en 40 bad oAiidreu' aha gave than os,aor,S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20
Memphis and Charleston
-ASD--s
East Tenn, Virginia & GaOrgiaR'y
DEC. 30, 81 & az.

Good TO return thirty days from date OF sale,
az ONE FARE for the ROUND TRIP.
IS we own our ttucils on Broad ay, and will
nave through toachus, here will be no omni-
ugs iFansftr 10 passengers therrin.
,,f4ssengrrs over our route 80 over tho BIG
brave No steamer transfer
Ahe And see that you get tickets which read
over Memphis and Chlrieston Railroad AID
les tennessee Virginia and Georria Rail
NeT Through Tickets and Through Baggage
W II. DOLL, Tray. Pass. Nigh,
Little Rock, Ark
c. a DEsAUssURE Div Pass. Agt,
n Memphis, Tenn
~ W. WRENN, Gen Pass. anu Ticket Agent
Knoxville. renn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-20

Scrofula, whether here8itar,, a.. .,,....,..-,
Is thorourhly expelled from tbe hyllls,re,u,
purifier e great blood
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-01-23

Yithout iuy teacher; you came to the rescue
wirn MIS- L.liiirSc deserted her Dcl,urtc class
- suddenly, and certainly we arc ali iniDrIy>
luz III grace under your instruction; | heard
Xou telling Tommy l2amcs Inst evening how
MS elm made inistnkcs III playing baseball;
You seem - he mp on All the latest fals,' and
KNOW inst wlmGto dp under all circumstances;
Soii entertain beautifully; and in tie lust
mouth you have improved so in health owing
Snu utcil me- 10 Your physical culture exercises
Where 40 yun got all Of yoIrr information
from IN this little out-oi the way place !-fui
You nt'Nc.' go 10 tho ci.y."
E.vf::: WHY. .icun.p. you will make ma
NaHt- ! liN" only one source Of infOrnl,tt Ion.
bsif 1. i i'hri'r;,in' huw il meets all wants I
very seldom hear q anything new hut what
The n"@l lrw days l,rinis i;.c full Information
on "a" subject. NHTicf No! Mnp1izinci
AMI Er'il trcnaiTc !; ! 10 ms all, Tor it
r'.1hS l'il!i>hrs iu n aGiug for llic whole
hnS.ii'l'i: father lnG ;siicn mp his magazine
that hh h3i taken iDr stGl-s, MS he ,n,s this
stin EilTs IInrc und !CltCr Information on
fhs subjects Of the day; and mothcr says
fhat u - That ihai makes her such u famous
ho,iaskct1"t. III inct, We all agree TINT ii Is
the cnly really fAIWT magazine published,
as We haze sent for samples OF ali of them
9pd hnd HAT ono Is all for men, another aii
Inf women. iDd another for children only
Mhilf 'his nnc sllitS every one of MS; So we
only need - take ono instead Of several and
rhai r. ~ wn'rc the economy comes IN, for II ~
only S.u u year Perhaps you think am
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MS oiif. rs you E,ly wr llayc The reputation of
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Thar i,c 50, y IL Dcmore.t'5 Family Nagiuzins
xhat docJ it,"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-01-23
Transfers..

Z. e. and +. Smith to Jane M. Hol
comb, lot, 1880.
Board OF Education of Weston twp
to VIM. H. Pugh, 15-l00 acres, Milton
twp, $3.50.
i. A. Hampshire ct nj. to H. H. Bloom
20 acres, Henry twp, $3.50.
/. A. Hampshire ct al. to Martha A,
Bloom, 20 acres, Henry twp, $50.
M. a. Bloom ct al. to Sarah J.
Swope, 10 acres, Henry twp, 5000.
u. $. to Jonathan Hay, 50 acres,
Hloom twp, 500.
James Caskic to Frank T. Hedge, "a
acres, Montgomery twp, 81 200.
Wesley Gibson TO Hugh Reynolds. =
ncres, Portage twp, $l65.
G. a. Johnson to Trustees U. b.
church, lot, Portage. $500.
Philip Shroycr to Noah Foltz, lot.
Portage, 80.
VIM. Challen to Aurovilla Williams.
40 acres, Milton twp. s:,.Otr.
Caroline Sattler to Ulrich Il. Warns.
u and A-1O0 acres. road tract, S1.T5O.
Il &. Santimyer ct al. to VIM. Swartz
6acres, Portage twp, $500.
j. Il. Gillian to w. T.. Martin, lot.
North Baltimore, 81 200.
l. and ]. Heineman to Christena
Kern, lot, Rising Sun, 5000.
Watt Watkins ct al to l.. j. Brown.
lot. Bowling Green. 500.
Watt Watkins to Paul j. Brown. lot.
Rowling Green, 81, S0G.
4. j. Beach TO i. Ii. Stenrns. acre.
Perry, 81, 400.
j.. +. Day to Leah Heineman, 10 acres
Montgomery, 800.
Charley Taft to George Defrancc, lot
Pembcrville, $3.50.
{. G. Ncstlerode to Union NJ. f..
church, acre, Perry, 81.
Samuel Hyter to George Cooper, lot.
Bloomdale, $500.
Spafford Bros to n. f.. Brown. lot.
Middleton twp. $500.
G. +. Snyder to Austin A. Fowler,
lot, IL. Green, $3.50.
j. F.. Shovar to ID. j. Shoemaker. lot.
Bowling, $40.
n. w. Brown ct al, to VIM. Smith,
lot. Cygnet, 800.
G. l.. McNutt to A. P. McNutt, lot,
Hradner, $40.
Auditor Wood Co. to S. M. Bower,
lot. West Millgrove, So .63.
G.. w. Barnes to Manhattan Oil Co. |
Td0 acres, Liberty, 81.
Z. A. Weaver to John ID. Weaver,
S6-l0 acres, Lake, $500.
J. Richcreek to w. II. Reese. lot, |
North Baltimore, $500
I. w. Knight to q. w. Zimmerman,
Lot, Mungen.