Real Hatate Conveyances in Monmouth County Weekly List
Monmouth County Clerk records show conveyances for the week ending February 8 1878. Transactions include James A Bradenton land in Ocean Township Carrie A Htevet to Rebecca Farry and other land transfers across Howell Oceanport Eatontown Wall and Marlboro with values from 100 to 3000 dollars and multiple grantees including Eleanor Conover Edgar Schanck and Garrett Polhemus among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Clerk’s
Eal
James A. Brad- Jeff
Ocean
Con Garaton
Carrie
A. Htevet
Rebecca Farry
Howell
Terete W. Beabrosk
Thomas L. Beabrookee
Keyport
Charles Stillwell
Augustus Hankinson
Freshold
Eleanor
Conover
Atlantic
Eleanor Conover
Amunds Schanck
George Schanck
Edgar Schanck
Huludel
David Schanck
Eleanor Schanck
Holindul
Mark Chawberlain
Mary Sunkie
Myuala
Pea
Julian A. Lewis
Mary F. Lewis
Mw. M. Latugatrest
John Longetreut
Oceanport
Thomas Shepherd
Sarah E. Megill
Eatontown
Charlotte M. Wolcott
Lut
William W. Conover
Jeremiah C. Morris
Township of
Wall
Elizabeth Morris
Gershon D. Walling
Alexina Walling
Avira Lge
Holindel
Raritan
Daniel
Dodd
David C. Dodd, Jr
Monmouth Beach
Hay Smith
William J. Smith
John H. Swock
Bexnard
Polhemos
Lavda
Holmdel
Baritan
John H. Smock
Bury Smock
Daniel G. Smock
Garret
Policnius
Marlboro
Garrett. Polhemus
Mary Smock
George Schanuck
John S. Conover
Princeton, Lumber and Improvement Co
Deborah
Aan Thorne
Elizabeth, Cohen
Samuel Cohen
Ichard
L. Gifford
Edmund Jus
Eliza J. Boyd
Mary L. Wild
Shrewsbury
James, Dougherty
Thomas Dougherty
Loth
Vicars Alfred Curtis
John ModMfahon
Sores Mora
Middlytown
George Bchanck
Koortenipa
Hoover
Ovean
Samuel ‘Cohen
George
Poplar
Thomas J. Cooper
Martha J. Stults
Long Branch
Georges
W. Brown
Bhariff
Loniza A. West
George Howland
Burgh Stont
Joahbn F. Brant
Middletown
John
F Stont
Patrick Daverau
EL Bmurrin
John Bar- Towmau
Morvell
Reoe
D, DuBois
Amanda ‘Schadck
Marlbiru
David Hocit
Sife
Clementine B. Cuttrell
Wovanship
Freelurd
Charles White
Emeline van Braut Pepe i Romney
Cogyn
House Defeats Indian Bureau Transfer Amid Senate Actions
Washington reports the House blocked transferring the Indian Bureau while the Senate passed a bill allowing women to practice in the Supreme Court. The Pension Office halts work due to discoveries linked to an arrears bill. River and harbor items include allocations for Raritan Rahway Mansaquan and Delaware rivers. Senate adds 400000 for railway mail service and Postmaster General discretion. Tax changes aim at manufactured tubaces cigars and cigarettes, repeal of the match tax is not adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Indian Bureau
Senate
Raritan River
Rahway
Mansaquan River
Delaware River
Trenton
Whitehall
Bridenburg
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Senate Finance Committee
Global unrest and empire notes from wartime dispatches
A London Times dispatch reports plague spreading in Russia and near Astrakhan, uprisings against doctors in affected villages, and fires burning Merxrengen in Switzerland. It notes British actions including Cyprus purchase, wrecks at sea, and a Zulu campaign column defeated with casualties. The Berloin and San Stefano stipulations are revised under the Bertin Treaty, and Turkish Russian treaty terms set indemnity at 300,010,000 paper roubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Liverpool
Merxrengen
Switzerland
van Diemen
Culflaiog
Utd
Ocean
Riiis
Cabrera
Bulearic
Mediterranean
London Times
Berlin
Astrakhan
Turkey
San Stefano
England
Cyprus
Haas
Gau
Manhattan Bank Robber Captured In New York
A robber involved in a Manhattan bank heist was captured in New York on Monday. The report also notes various political, legal, and financial items from across the country, including defaulters, appointments, trials, and a fatal industrial accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
New York
George W. Lisbor
St. Clair County
Ill
New Jersey News Roundup From 1878 Includes Debts and Delays
Newark debt reached 8 852 047 97 on December 1 1878 while Paterson silk mills stayed active. County trial costs totaled 1500 and Amon Clark Jr refused to rebuild his Elizabeth Opera House. Immigrant arrivals to New York reached 3 772 707 from 1855 to 1878 with New Jersey receiving 18 563. A tug aided sloop wreck near Tidiegut Island Delaware. Justice Taird of Jersey City ordered costs and a fine for false imprisonment. Delaware Shore Rail Road ran its first post-October storm trip with two passenger cars. An explosion at Glendon Mine Morris county injured two men. Lake Hopatcong saw 40 000 young white fish resembling shad, part of salmon fry. Dover car shops moved to nine-hour days. Bishop Odenheimer promised assistance from Scarborough and Seymour. Wares at Atha Co Sterling Works Newark debated a 5 percent cut and resumed work. Freeholder Sweeney Middlesex county cites 53 000 deficit since 1872. William Stokes killed at New Brunswick while attempting to board the Pacific express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition Grounds
Philadelphia
W. C. Allison & Cos
Moses J. Leonard
Glendale Elastic Fabric Company
East Hampton
Mass
Thomas Lord
Hicks
New York
Tonniyaléh
Covert Bennett
Palish
Richard N. Smith
Hudson County Court House
Joravy City
Columbia
Ind
George Wart
New York City
Markie
Manning
Tmhten
Washington
Rytans City
Chicanie
Alton Rai
Amd
Enr
Epach
Janes McCarthy
Department of State
Geneva
Switzerlad
Phltadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Xorland Hiavo
Patéron
Newark
Paterson
Warrod County
Amon Clark, Jr
Justice Taird
Jeresy City
Delaware Shore Railroad
Glendon
Hibernia
Morris County
Lake Hopatcong
Dover
Odenheimer
Scarborough
Seymour
Atha & Co
Sterl
Sweeney
Middlesex County
William Stokes
Istem
W. & J. Stokes
New Brunswick
Pacific Express
New Jersey Senate and Assembly Pass and Introduce Bills
The session saw bills introduced on township creation in Holland Hunterdon county and other reforms. Passed measures include redistricting, county and municipal expenditure review, National Guard relief, and city debt payment. Bills advanced on prisons, clams and oysters, shad fishing, and tax, with debates and postponements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Holland
Hunterdon County
Ablantic
National Guard
House
Assembly
Bivtary Assembly
Eligabath
Justices‘of the Peace
Hhim Deep
Judiciary
Philadelphia
Jursey
Equanla
Penningtod’ Seminary
Franklin
Monmouth County
Newark
Jerey City
Delared Assembly
Red Buyk
Shrewsbury City
The
Porte
Newark Syutor-Works
Iapi
Borcer
Balauc
Salem
Local notes on residents and events at Matawan and vicinity
Mr Barkley praised for diligence and skill in machinery. patents awarded for a potato vine treatment machine. The Matteawan steamer resumes daily service to New York. Simon Kinney nears 99 after a long view of presidents. Morin the Germania Hotel dies of pneumonia. literary society meets with a new president. Bakers lower bread prices. Red Bank Minstrel to perform in Asbury Park. Poultry business grows while Wyck propeller hull breaks near New York. Matawan pottery team scatters after fright at Keyport pier. Grand Division 8. of T. elects chaplain. Glenwood Institute exams praised. Morganite Chapel donor visit. coat stolen in New York. Cod fishing improves then declines. Jersey politics feature charter issues and city debt figures. NJ Southern Rail gains control. plans for consolidation discussed. Cold weather slows life saving crews and local activity.
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EU Parker
Erveald
OM Tian Iin
Andin Chancery
Aes Y-At-Law
Sy Ae Park, WN. J
Red Bank
Whites Grocery
Broad Street
C. Slocum
Park Row
Brembsch
More
Ambury Park
Anning & Dorbance
John E. Lanning
Charles P
Boreas
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Arrowsmith, Et
Bollestar, Mester
Chancery
N. J
Endrickson
Staggeety
Wall Street
Hebvard Weickton
Avid Harvey, Je
ALAW
Sien Eater Ee Examiner
Abbury Park
W. Hetrick
M. D
Cor. Cookman & Banguav
Asbury Park
N.J
N. Disbrow
Matawan, Monmouth Co
New Jersey
Holmdel, Barctay
Matawan Township
P.O
Clarence Conover
Omice
Hall
Farruovp. N.J
FE H. Kennedy & So
Pandora Siemon and Notary Public
Cerond
Btamubech
Raniay Fances
Geraimlimioner
Pryeiolan
Gates
Hustis& Co
Mainstreet
Axe
Avery Diasoription of
Peru Estate
Posteila
Far
Dulin Cigenn
Idwaet “Tates
S -Speululty
Bitory
Park
Ned
Gards
Ey Ted
M- Bennett
Whitefield
Corner Hook
Operan Grove
Cor
Sewell Avenue
Nain Street
Beardency
Asbury Ave
Albany Park
Warren Brown
Hathaway's
Central Park Lawn
Falk Watt
Hathaway
Aubury Park
J. M. Dey
Benson Shei
Ota Grove
A&f
Long Branch, N. J
Post Office
Pas Hefaa
Peter Ratabifanea Dass
Tererttrtte
Leh
Morford &Vat Derver
PRATT
Asteat Oil
Demorest
A. Morford
van Derveer
J. F. Sanford
Trenton & Cincinnati
Cookman Ave
Bond &T
Anbury Paerh
Nessyore
W. W. Chesney
Main BT
Railroed Park
C. W. Fox
Rebury Park
Ocean Grove
Sosalde
Nestianco
S Oz
Cook Cookmanav, & Rusty Jr
Autry Park
J. W. Sutphen
Black Smite
Main Street
Asbury Avenue
Kirkbride Bros
Carpenters& Builders
Fa WiKitkbrida Seoon
Renaves F
H. Bitkbride
Momen Ang
Emory
Abbury-Park
G. Buller
16Th Avenue
Bet
Sta
Ocean Beach
Node 77
Prampi
Hraldlen Bulmelos
John .L. Estell & Son
Howland Beg
Charles Haight
Mark Chamberlain
Frevhold Conrider
Abigail Cuyler
Thompson
Aurea
Theurpe A. Aia
Phompeon
Milstone
Dattel- Lestal
Baward A. Walton
Beypsety J i
Entyard A. Walton
Wits
Edward Q. Keasbey
Edward A. Walton
Daniel Dodd
Arrogate's
Ome
Wills
John Compton
Toho I. Compton
Guasia Lad
Apcoaiad
Jamea
Lipp
South Africa
Lord Chelmeford
Offcore
General News
Chas. H. Houghton
Perth Ambey
Bir. Haydon
Mary
Stannard
New Haven
Yates
Missouri
Barkley
Glenn
York
Charlea Allen
James E. Wells
Holmae
Simon Kinney
Brookside
Morris Coun
Buchanan
Long Branch News
Dr. Hant
Theaters Comique
Ferdinand Morin
Germania Hotel
Morin
Literary Society
Rev Bank
Asebury
John “Y T. Lovett
Rumaon
Haldout
Cornwall-on-the- Hudson
N. Y
E. P. Roe
Wyck
New Yorker
Jesse
Sickels
From
the Keyport Weekly
Grand Division
Hell
J. K. Manning
Glenwood Institute
Morganvite Chapel
Wm. F. Randolph
Thomas Ryer, Jr
Mount Pleasant
Manesman Sea
Winford
Smith & Mc Restaurant
West Virginia Senate
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Cartman Couns
Henry Shilke
Rein
Manslou Ape
Max Gronber
Sayreville
Oliver
New Jersey Southern Raiload
Canstral
Tada
Peck
Eiedah
Au Ninaines
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