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Latent MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee Grain.

,ILwAUKEE, May o, lS9L
WHEAT M 4rket firm and higl or. No. Q
spring. 5cka: Ma. No. tIern, 64l6c; July. 6614c.
CORN-Firmer No. g. 8Sc
OATS arnet higher. No. white, 3 DC;
No white, ;64 IL ,7Slc.
BARLEY Steady NJ !, s5JSc; sample, GOO
dc.
RYE Steady. No. |, Cos.
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a Straw Hat,

and also one to every man who works
on the city water works that visits our
store between the hours of 6 and 8
o'clockp N. that day.
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St. Paul Union stock Yards.

RYE Steady. No. /. Cos.
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Disease is an effect, not a cause. Its
origin Is within; its manifestations
without. Hence, TO cure the disease
the cause must be removed, and In no
other way can cure ever be effected.
Warmers SAFE Cure is established on
just this principle. 1t realizes that
so PER CENT.
of all diseases arise from deranged
Kidneys and Liver, and it strikes at
once at the root of the difficulty. The
elements of which it Is composed act
directly upon these great organs, both
as food and restorer. and, by placing
them In a healthy condition, drive dis
ease and pain from the system.
From the fnnumerable troubles
caused by unhealthy Kidneys, Liver
and Urinary organs; for the Distress
Ing Disorders of Women; for all Merry
Gus Affections, and physical derange-
ments generally, this great remedy has
no equal. It's past record is a guarantee
of continued performance.
H. n. WARNER d6 CO.,
London, Rochester, Melbourne, Frank
fort, Toronto. Paris.
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SEWAGE DISPOSAL.

Engineer Newbery VIII Soon Submit
His Plan In Detail.
AT the request ofthe City Trustees, En-
gineer Newbery has been at work the last
two weeks preparing drawings of the
plan submitted by him for the disposal
OF the city sewage, flushing the sewers
and improving the existing system. and
will be able to be lay them before the
Trustees tomorrow, as the following
letter to Trustee Bragg shows:
SAN Francisco, April 10, 1894.
II. W. Brdgg-DEAR SIR: 1 have fin
ished my maps and am now busy writ
ing my reports, estimates, etc. The plan
of the pumping plant will be ready in
about three days, and suppose the archi-
tect will also be on time with his plans,
etc. l will leave here on Saturday even
ing, and would like you to call the COM
mittee together on Sunday, so that they
could look over matters somewhat at
their leisure so as to be prepared for fu-
ture action.
[ think the committee will be much
pleased with what l will have to show
them.
l received a letter from Professor
Davidson warmly indorsing my plans
and specifications. f. L. NEwBERY.
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Articles of lncornorar,on.


The following articles of incorporation
have been filed In the office of the Secre-
tary of State:
Dutton d Co. Principal place of busi-
ness, San Francisco. Capital stock, $50,
600, with George w. Dutton, Samuel NJ.
Dunnecan, Alexander Duncan, William
J. Dutton and Charles Mackay, as direct
ors.
The Del Sur Ranch Company. Prinoi-
pal place OF business. Los Angeles. Cap
ital stock, $50, COO, with George Eakins of
Philadelphia, Spencer P. Cushman, Her.
bert T.. Eakins, Ernest l.. Cushman and
George g. Eakins of Los Angeles, as di-
rectors.
Title Company. Principal place of busi-
ness, Eureka. Capital stock, SIS, 900, with
Il. p. Riddle. l. j. Allard, ID. j. Flani-
gan, J. f. Cronan and r. B. SeWell of
Eureka, as directors.
The Mineral Hill Mining and Smelling
Company. Principal place of business,
San Francisco. Capital stock, S500,000,
with F. NJ. Freund. George Schafer,
George Schmitt, Henry Helfrick and
Charles Plack of San Francisco, as di-
rectors.
The Medical and Surgical Protective
Association. Principal place of business,
San Francisco. Capital stock, $500, 200,
with D. Gilbert Dexter, Francis NJ. Spin
ogle, w. II. Newell, w. NJ. Walker and
]. A. Conklin of San Francisco, as di-
rectors.
The United Presbyterian Church of
Easton, Fresno County, Cal. Principal
place of business, Easton, with Alex. E.
Smith of Fresno Colony, Donegal Baird,
T. D. Reed, James McClurg and William
Telford of Washington Colony, as di-
rectors.
The Dinsmore Soap Company. Prin-
cipal place of business, San Francisco.
Capital stock, S25, 900, with Charles II.
Crocker, n. L. Dinsmore, II. B. Arnold
and Walter r. Dinsmore of San Fran
cisco, and William A. Lewis of Petaluma,
as directors
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in the treatment of Mr.. Perry's son, and
declared that it was the only course to
have been pursued with any hope of saw
ing the child's leg, if not his life.
DR.. Shields, Professor of Surgery in
the Medical Department of the State
University. also testified to the same eff
feet, and added that-from the facts as he
understood them-the surgeons would
have been guilty of culpable (in his
opinion criminaD neglect. had they failed
to treat the boys knee-joint in the man
ner they did.
There was large audiencein the Court
room during the day. and all listened as
attentively to the testimony as if they
were students in medical college.
Professor Shields will be cross-exam-
1ned to-day by Mr.. Johnson.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transactions
have been recorded since our last report
Mrs. Lizzie B. Sager to John Manhart-
Lot 19. block NJ, Highland Park; 5000.
w. E. Briggs to Grace Briggs-Lot 4, N
and o, Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets.
Peter BOIL to A. A. Merry and G. Va
nian-West half of lot 3, NJ and N, Fifth
and Sixth streets; 500.
M. j. Dillman to Otto Harder-Tracts
IA and 10, NJ. j. Dillman tract, subdivi-
sion l, $1,000.
A. j. Hopper to j. E. Terry-East half
of lot 2, N and o, Eleventh and Twelfth
streets.
Sarah McKearney to Jane Griffin-Wes
rs feet inches, lot 8, P and @, Twenty
fourth and Twentyfifth streets.
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SCHOOL CHILDREN AGAIN.

The Pupils of Fremont School Send
Flowers to the Fair.
Ten boxes of bright, fresh flowers were
sent to San Francisco on Thursday by
the pupils of Fremont Primary School,
at Twenty-fourth and N streets, of which
Miss Mumford is Principal. for beauty
flying the Sacramento County exhibit at
the Midwinter Fair.
On the same day the pupils of the
school held a floral festival and gave an
entertainment in honor thereof, when a
very choice programme of exercises was
rendered.
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Notes Along the River Front.

The river has receded to % feet, and
the water which was forced by the wind
into the overflow is running in again,
bearing with it large quantities of float
ing debris.
The fishermen say the north wind and
the rise in the river have had the effect of
decreasing the salmon run, and many
who depend on that fish had yesterday
to put up with more plebeian food.
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Petition tor Distribution

Thomas Anglin, administrator of the
estate of John Anglin, deceased. has
filed in the Superior Court his final ac-
count. The total receipts have been
1892 and the disbursements Sl,754 o..
Balance on hand, S1,237 96. The court
viii hear the same, also the petition for
the distribution Of the estate, on May
4th
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to fresh southerly winds and clear
weather prevailing.
The barometrical readings at A. NJ.
and P. NJ. were 30.02 and 5000 inches.
respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were $40 and 460,
and one year ago to-day 67o and 46o.
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NATIVE SONS DAY.

1t VIII be Celebrated on the 18th
Inst. Instead of the Goth.
The Native Sons of the Golden West
have changed the date of their day at the
Midwinter Fair from the 10th to the 18th
inst.
The parlors here are going to send cir
culars to their members stating that fact,
and trying 10 secure a large number to go
from here. One of the main features of
the day will be the Mardi Gras parade at
s P. NJ. There will also be fireworks il
Illustrating California emblems
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SURGEONS ON THE STAND.
Drs. Lane and Shields Testify In the
Perry Damage Case.

Drs. Lane and Shields Testify In the
Perry Damage Case.
The damage case OF n. A. Perry VS..
Drs. Snyder and Huntington is appar-
emily still far from its conclusion in
Judge Johnson's court Yesterday DIR.
l. G. Lane Of San Francisco testified for
the defense. He is physician and sur
geon of upward of thirty years. practice
in San Francisco. and enjoys a wide
reputation in his profession. He was ex-
amined at great length, and closely cross
examined by Grove L. Johnson, counsel
for the plaintiff.
Without going into the details of DR..
Lanes testimony, it IS sufficient to say
that he fully indorsed the method fol-
lowed by Drs. Snider and Huntington
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Excursionfsrs Coming.

A large number of Eastern excursion
lists will arrive in this city on their way
East on the 23d, and remain one day. 1t
is to be hoped that our citizens will make
their stay as pleasant as they did that of
the last excursion party that stopped
hara
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Notaries Public.

Governor Markham has appointed and
commissioned the following Notaries
Public: Julius Lee, at Watsonville, and
Myron Yager, at Red Bluff.
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weather Notes.

The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest and lowest temperatures yester-
lav to have been S2c and 520. with gentle
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STILL AT THE LOWEST RATE.

ID cursion to Chicago and Boston and all
points East. Through cars-upholstered.
Through manager. inquire c. j. ELLIS,
Agent, Depot, Sacramento. JUDSON & CO.,
10 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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ERONT STREET, CORNER OFN. WILL
Il lam GUTENBERGER, Proprietor. Work
for sidewalks and buildings a speciality. Gas
oline and Steam Engines to order on short
notice.
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KTJNE
B,tsttteHs GnrDa.
wATERH0UsE & LESTER.

DEALERs IN IRON, STEEL, CUMBER.
~ land Coal, Wagon Lumber and Carriage
Hardware. 7o9, I'll, us, 715 street,
Sacramento
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S. earle.

y tractor and Builder. Orders solicited and
promptness guaranteed. Office and shop.
1124 Second street, between K and L.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MAEKET

" :
Mt E. COR. TWELFTH AND E STREETS.
IN. The choicest of Beef, Veal, Pork, Mutton
and Lamb. Also, a variety of Sausages,
Smoked Meats. Ham, Bacon and Lard. his is
METROPOLITAN MARKET,
@ w. COR. TWELFTH AND E STREETS,
-. Wesupply nothing but the finest of meats
Try IL and be convinced. This is not Union
Market and meats will be furnished any day
and at all hours. CONRAD SCHEPP, PropY.
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1T has attained the greatest success of
any brand. Jesse Moore Whisky. =
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ROOT. ALEX. NELSON, ]. DRISCoL
ROOT. NEILsOE & CO.
sACRAMEET0 F0uNDRy.

TNION FOUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Machinists, Front street,
between N and o. Castings and Machinery
cf every description made to order.
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MEN, ATTENTION!

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their vital forces and whose nervous en-
ergy is gone or impaired;
MIDDLE AGED MEN who have oyertaxed
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need of assistance;
OLD MEN who realize that with old age
man grows weaker and that new energy and
life are required, should not despair. for the
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BEWARE OF cheap and worthless imita-
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culars.
we viii send by express G. o. D., with privi-
lege of examination, on receipt of 81. II you
are not convinced it is exactly what we claim
for it. you may return IT. If you keep it the
81 will be deducted from the price.
OWEN ELECTRIC BELT co.
Room 80, SIG Market St, San Francisco.
Academy of sciences Building.
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WHERE TO BUY GROCERIES.

T ]. WINGARD, AT TwENTY-FIFTH
y {. and 0 Streets has the best assortment
and at most reasonable rates.
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A. WAssMANN,

OA01 K STREET, HAVING RECOVERED
OIL2 from his recent illness. is again pre-
pared to Make and Repair BOOTS AND
SHOES. "a Fnst-cass Workmanship.
GURNEY CAB AND HACK COMPANY
rs NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
/ We intend giving the public better service
than heretofore.
Telephone e36. Rates as usual.
WILLIAM H. BRADLEY, Manager.
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DerttiHtry.
amn Harssnns.
rs. WHITE & ROSS,

DRs. WHITE 8 ROSS,
OFFICE: S. E. CORNER SEVENTH AND
" streets, Sacramento. Once emit anee
1000 Seventh street. Dr. Ross residence.
northeast corner Eighth and II streets
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HARRY KoESECKE. gAMEs NGRATH.
ONLY THE CHOICEST yIANDS DIS
" pensed by JIM & HARRY, 1908 Third
street, between and K, Sacramento, Cal.
VIM. ]. Lemp's Extra Pale Lager Beer, Capt.
F. Ruhstallers Gilt Edge Steam Beer. White
Labor Goods.
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HUGH CASEY,

CAPITAL ALE VAULTS.
ono J STREET.-JUST ARRIVED, Elk
oUL ship Baliymore from Antwerp, 90 bar
reis Of reimported Bourbon Nutwood Whisky.
Also, Zine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. \ A
GELE & SvENSSoN, Proprietors. Tele-
phone SO.
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AUCTION EVERY DAY AND EVERY EVENING
GOLDEN RULE STORE 900 ] Street.

s The entire stock must be sold regardless of cost
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EyCu.vr

There were no auction sales at e,h..
salesrooms yesterday. TIE case Of ~. ~
market. so far az the loaning Of monsv u'ney
estate Is concerned, has enabled own.r. w nu
property easily to replace their loans IT, soN
Is that only small percentage OF the ,o... e'uk
sales 90 to the hammer and Of these q ,.rs"us
portion is bought by the plaintiffs ~o
The usual duness OF Mondays market
what relieved by the sale reported by L. 7 p.,a~
& Co.. of Nos. IS and 20 West Fourth- -. "mn
property consists Of six-story stone bu,d,. ~
plot 50xS9ll. The property was sold bv c.
Hirsch TO an investor at about N75OO0. tn.
purchased this property In 1891 for sIss IN ',ne
said that the purchaser intends imnrnv,.. " b
property with handsome manufacturing hnHs, u
The auction sale by Smyth 4 Ryan OF ~. eia&
Bailey estate. under foreclosure. at Baysws,.ua3
L. was continued on Saturday. when about IT.
five more parcels sold at an ayerape ~ my
800 each. The sale OF the balance OF the ,ssooV
was adjourned until August r. ~ p'"pefv
Messrs. Robert and Ogden Goelet have hIed II,
for three-story brick bUestone and granite ~
building, 25x9i, at the northeast corner OF nsa%
ave. and Forty-fourth-st, to cost $1,000 N~
William c. Schmidt has filed plans for a -,
story brick tenementhouse and store 1xx s,w
southeast corner OF Amsterdam-ave and ~
hundrad-a nd fifty-seventh-st. to cost s7WO w
George Keller has filed plans for two-u~
brick hall 54x57 in the east side OF Third-avs y
tho centre OF lots Nos 293i. 1896 and 1893 betv.
Onc-h,ndred-a nd ffty-third and One-hundred.,1
nifty fourth SITS, to cost 5000
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THE pEACoNEss CONVENTION OPENS AT oCEAN
GROvE-A MEMORIAL SERVICE.

THE DEACoNEss CONVENTION OPENS AT OCEAN
GRovE-A MEMORIAL SERVICE
Ocean Grove. n. j.. Aug. (SpeciaD-To-daF
the Ocean Grove meetings have been OF d u''ei'
fed character. The National Deacohess No''e"
ton began to-day. A preliminary meeting was heiu
In Thornley, Chapel at o'clock this mornins' ~
1870 o'clock a general meeting was held IN 'he
T,omnle Rjshop Walden of the Methodist Church
presided. The Rev DR.. r. s. Rusk. OF cincinnati
led the devotional exercises. Bishop "aioe" ue'N
cred an interesting address on the peacolcSS
Work in the Methodist Episcopal Church. Ni'er
his address Bishop Walden asked for reports from
Boards of Management. Mrs. Henry NJ Teller wire
Of the United States Senator from Colorado gave
the report for the Deaconess movement IN WASH
ington d. c. Mrs. Teller said that the "o'N
began there with only two deaConesses NO" 'heE
have eighty members the Board Of Manage
ment The Lucy Webb Hayes Memorial Home
has been established in Washington ana Is III
iiourishing condition.
Deaconesses were present from New-York. Brook
lyn. Philadelphia Syracuse. Buffalo Grand Rapids
Rishop Walden presided at the afternoon session.
Dr. smith, of Network. replied to the question
what Shall Be tbs. Extent of the Training OF the
William j. sbley who gave the S hI i remhrFs
were made by Mrs. Clinton B. Fisk ana Mrs X: ;;
Rgsk Of S Eec5n shdr address Miss ccrb
sentng the Phadepna Hom Me pok SPOKE ok nc for the
baltimore Home of which she ia superint,.eindent.
The Rev Or. oldham, representing the tittSDure
Deaconess Home spoke on hospitals ana ne,I re-
iation to the deaconess work. Miss Henrietta
Downing representing the Brooklyn Deacohess
Home made a brief address. -,
This evening reception was given TO me oea
coness Convention Bradley Beach The c0nNeh-
ZION Will continue through Wednesday and Thurs
day. ,.,.s, >,oo,,r,
this morning was Jesus, the just one. ChareS
H. Yatman spoke THE Holy Spirit Poured
out from on High" .,
The holiness meeting was especially inferesung.
The theme here was "A Pentecostal Heart seen
in the Gospel Looking Glass -, ,
The ocean Grove Memorial Service was held In
the Tabernacle this afternoon. The Rev. Or r. H.
Stokes president of the association presided on
a large blackboard the platform were the names
of Ocean Grove workers who had died during the
wear Dr Stokes read each of the names and
Touching tribute paid to their memories
Aronr those who made brief addresses were Mrs:
CHANDLER of New-York; Or. S W. Thomas: or
Philadelphia; the Rev. William Lawrence OF New
YORK: Dr. A. Wallace, OF Philadelphia and +. H.
MYERS, Of Lancaster.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Porsythst. No II, Julius schwei'zer and wife to
cothar tan No 10 julius Dreyfus and wife i''''
10 Jacob Klinzens,ein. Observation-Disclosures.
Grond d No So; Joseph Boeen to Frances
sa nos'p propcr,y: charles Dean to Eliza Dean
7th.st = 1852 It of lsi-aye. 2i2x97S:
sth.r :. a53 II Of Avenue G. 2)x97; Samuel
Pfeinsr and wife to Moses Mayer. .en-pru,
Grand-., No $40; Frances bogen ., al to Charles
cat @ ia" $. ITO I, " II 2i-ave i5xeSa Louis
s3d,st e. ~ II W Ok 2l-aye. is.4x9s9; SAN.
aaa-s,' :. IS I, v Of Pa r, i'H''-'; Helen
,st.avc corner l5th-s,. ls.@xSo Emma c
Killer to James Fitzsimons. 49,: ...::......
22I-st. n corner oth-ay-. 3oXa'9; John @
Norris and wife 70 Luiw.s Merrrg........... q
9ith-st H. 81 n " Of Column save. JJxss9:
charles r Krauss and wife o. August Massey
o,h'ave " 3 COB II n q 3ita-st. 2ilx>o Daniel
ferber to IIudl Lindenhern. .,..... :...,...:.
Amstertan,aye oor ,n . i SSnt' y smlS
,s,h-st n - corner ~ Park-afe. 2jXIJ Gustav
Cor lr>cht to B,njarin .iompr'cht ani ano,hsr
IAN crack and VIE Z, sl..us Shwellzer.... 4
ll5.h-st rs as T, " 0; 3d-ay" - Xxi 0lo, Rosa
10 1 ,hs, a"1 ouoe n st-sve oG xl@ii, Ella
Blackwell To william Johnston :......:...
Bicr-,al, ana vie to BENJAMIN II Trask.::.
ll2l-si a. - n n i"nox Ee J1x9sll;
Thomas W, refer ,r 70 g 53so I 1, ~,
Fpies and wife to Frederick Noss.............. z
Orcnard-s,. corner u Bremer-aye. 2lxlos5;
cufus g Bear.s,eo. reteree. 10 Kate d Williams
Nnrris-nyn. W corner - l7Gth-s', loOxlO0. Her.
mar Kahn - Katie kahn .....,.,:...
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yfr,dn u, ot 81 map par, - tam OF Ben.
tar,in R.rrian 2ith Ward. r " Youmans and
Wit To- william Mcmahon ......... ...-..::.:.:.
Wniaii-st L : 30 II . o. Katonah-a'c '5xiO;
opdyke adjoining New-York CRY Private Park.
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MORTGAGES.

p,,,, Charles H. to :, Luke's spi,al Crane
Place ? corner Mrrris-st years -,
Barley. Anna X. - B.eyn heS'"'n' 10
B5imct Michael and VIE 20 Z \ Eltins. es
Robbins-ave s3.4 II n - P'n'iac-s' yea s..
Crosby. Darius q. to trustees ~ ne 'onsresa,on
sh.o-tfb ls,a.l C,ty ~ aw-Yor, interior lo,:
s. n n " u Kiugsbridge-aye. 3@i z = Of
Terrace Nlew-aye year .----.-.-'.-. .-...ss,'
polmour Thomas j. 10 T. w Youmans : : lot ~
map ~ farm u B."yn .ieintn yrsts. 49,,
Davis. Abraham. and wife u LYMAN Gsrschel'
ot ii.th-st. so II " Of 3d-ave. ysaF...,.'.
Doyle. James A. and another ~ More. n
Wnlard-st. 2O n 81 Katonah-aye. xears'.,;
Fitzsimnons. James and wife 10 = WA, ana
another. executors n : 16th-st. - II OF 60
H .%ins Ludwig to william / Sire corner
9th-aye and 22d.st. year 49,;
Trr:, Co. No io3 IVES, 76th-st. years -.
Krulswitch. Lewis. and wife 70 { Ely
iljth-st. NJ Il u 2d-ave; years, .,..,,,'.'
Krauth Henry. and wife 70 Isabella Hermann
iuJth-s, - Il II IHion-ave years...,;'.'
Latour. George 10 Aois Iatour - a. : : Sa-sI
2ioG Il y " shave. years. -:
f.indenheim. Huiia. - Title Guarantee ana lrl'
90. W pth-aye. 61.3 4 Il iGth-st. 3 years.
Lindsay. josiah :. and another g = + Us s,,,.
Mrehnn John J. and wife to Mary Mott IS
i,;th s. inb n v %, 7th-aye. ) years. ......:;:
same to Nfred Roe and anothsT : ~. lt''h-''' ~
Norris catharine II. and another % = Carey
No &5e Mott year d. ..,,s.,
PAYNE. G~orgiana NJ. 10 F Il Canil'- and another
80 2>s jtn-aye. ! year....... ...,.''.';
Prgge John \ AMI wife % claus Hlaren. :"
e. mr. u lo1.h-.t and Colum' us-ave. ; yeass'.'.
Pole william. and wife o. Julia H.inhardt
c I'm = u hnthr ny-avs AMI Rookie =. yeal'
Reid John ". nad VIE e. ii u Beatty, sam
o.. 80 n g. u 2i-aVe. = year go. .........
schwab william and wife . Gfo'ge I"nan Do
:. itn-st. 2>3.- n ~ ~ Ann save" yea; a, =,
Same To- John II Doscher : l34ih-s'. =" "
.n = - AIMS save. years. rl'fi gls"s. -
Schapp r.. Henry. Ard VIE 20 john ANN, sinhs
...,,,. pat u lo, ia>. map Mor.lsania. y,als'
SAindy Martha l.. u \ NJ Shrs!y io>th-s'
.5b u 81 ioth-ave. demand ...... 49,
The Coffee Exchange ~ the city ~ New-io!N %
Arhuc<,e Brothet> No 80 % {" Bcaver-S anu ,
li3 10 III Pearl-st years. ............' 80.
Thompson John. to Eliza Thompson. oo'no
ic.st-st and Jackson ave. demand ......''. 49,
Turner James 20 Mutual Life Insurance Son,,
pany New-Nork. :. l3>th-st 4>3' " "
Weber Louise. 20 Rosa Somcr. ll''n-s" :"
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