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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-02-23
NJ EMORANDA.

REPoET or p NJ 5 CITY OF NEW YoRK, w d COBB,
CoNNANDER--Left Sydney Jan 81 at 3 p m, and passed Sgd
ny Heads at 335 p N, dischargiDg pilot at AIS p m. Feb
1 encountered strong head winds with heavy head sea, and
current setting westerly which continued up to Feb 4 inclu-
sive- Passed the %nOrthRard OF the Three Kings Islands Feb 5
at l a ms passed North Cape at 5 a m. and arrived at Auck-
land at SIS p M Left Auckland Feb 8 at AS a IN, and
discharged pilot at 50 4 M Crossed meridian 1870 Feb :.
and passed the Island Of Tutuiia Feb Il at 6 so p IN, bear
ing NV by W ! W, distant II miles Feb IL at 40 i III
Levi Humphreys, sieerage passenger, died of delrium ire
mensi remains embahmei and brought 10 Honolulu for inter-
ment- Have experienced head winds from n and NE since
The 5th- with moderate sea Arrived in Honolulu Feb 10 at
lOls a m > 4 BEAKDsLEY, Purser
REPORT OF BAEK HELEN w ALMS, FREEMAN, MASTER.
-Let san Francisco Jan . with strong Sc wind which
increased 10 a gale lasting two days. then hauling to SW
with heavy squalls. wind continuing SW for five days, since
then We have had light variable winds and Gains to port.
sighted Maui FEB Il at q a IN, arriving of Honolulu on The
I'D at s a M.
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FIRE On THE MoCNTAIN.-Las Wednesday after
noon the brush and trees on the mountain at the
head Of Kalihi valley were seen to be on fire,
and at times blazing up quite high. showing that
the material, even at that elevation, is quite dry
from the continued drouth. 1t was an unpleasant
thought that the growth of years was thus swept
away in a few hours. We bave not heard the
origin of the fire explained, whether it was
through careIessness of cattle drivers or from
design. Chapter % section 9 of the Civil Code
says: Whoever wiilfully and maliciously
burns > any standing trees, brush or un-
derwood or other standing product of the soil of
another, is guilty of a malicious burning ia tie
third degree, and shall be punished by imprison-
ment at hard labor not more than five years,
or by fine not exceeding eve hundred dollars,
in the discretion of the court" The Ere still con-
tinues. and shone brilliantly last night
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I
ARRIVALS.

I6-Schr Pauahi, Manu-. from Kohala
I7-Stmr LikeEke, Shepherd, from Hawaii q Maui
I7-Schr Annie, Kalua, from Waimea, Kauai
Is-schr Manuokawai. Naisi, from Nawiliwili, Kauai
Is-Am schr Robert and Minnie, Lee, 80 days from
Samoan Islands
I9-P VI s City Of New York, Cobb, 10 days fm Sydney
Ig-Schr KekauluOhi. maIaihi, from Hanalei. Kauai.
Ig-Schr Wailele. Kslsuao, from Maliko, Maui.
I9-schr Nettie Merrill. Hatfield. from Lahaina
I9-Schr Haleakala, Hopu, from Hilo. Hawaii
I9-Schr Kamsile, King, from Hio. Hawaii.
I9-Sch Mile Morris. KealOhanui, from MOlOkai.
I9-Schr Warwick. John Bull, from Lanai.
2O-Sch IA Moi, Reynolds, from Kahului, Maui.
2O-schr Kulamanu, Mana, from KOhala, Hawaii.
2I-Stmr LikeIike, Shepherd, from Hawaii & Maui
22-Schr Rinau, AhuihaIa, from MOlOkai
22-Schr WsioIi, Kaeha, from MalikO. Maui
22-Am bk ii w AIDy, Freeman, % days from SAP
francisco
22-Schr Mary Ellen, Kuanoni, from HilO, Hawaii.
23-Schr Jenny, Pake, from NawiLwii, Kauai.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
NAVAL.

laval
q 5 Flagship Pensacola, Rear Admiral Murray
II b VI : Daring, Commander John G J I Hammer.
MERCHANTMEN.
An schr G. VI Ward.
An schr Gen Harvey, Trip
Am sChr LOeta, Dexter.
Haw schr Giovanni Apiaui, Weeks
Am bk Jennie Pitts, Manter.
Am missionary brig Morning Star, COlcoTd
Am bk ID G. Murray, Frost, loading
Am bk ii w Almy, Freeman, discharging
wHALERs.
Haw VII brig Onward, Eldredge.
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DEPARTURES.

I6-Schr Marion, KiBin, for Koloa 81 waimea, Kauai
I6-HaR bk Courier, Ahlborn, for san francisco
I6-Am bktn Jos Perkins, johnson, for Port Townsend
Is-Am schr Robert and Minnie, Lee, for s Francisco
I9-P NJ 5 City Of New York, Cobb, for San Francisco
I9-Stmr LikeIke, Shepherd, for Maui q Hawaii.
l9--Schr ManuOkawai. NaiBi. for Nawiliwili, Kauai.
l9-Schr Pauahi, Manu-, Tor Kohala
2O-Schr Annie, KaIua, for Wailua, Kauai.
2l-Schr Uilzma, Puaahiwa, for KOhala. Hawaii
2I-Schr KekauluOhi, Malaihi, for Hanalei, Kauai.
2l-Schr wailele, KaIsuaO, for MalikO, Maui.
2I-HaH bk Matte MacIeay, Pope, for Portland o
2I-Schr Nettie Merrill, Hatfield, for Lahaina, Maui
2I-Schr Warwick, John Bull. for Kalaupapa, MolOkai
2z-Stmr Likelike. Shepherd. for NawiliwiIi, Kauai
22-Am bktn Grace Roberts, 0leson, for san Francisco
22-Schr Ra Moi, Reynolds, for Kahului, Maui.
23-Schr HaleakaIa, Puaahiwa, for HiIo, Hawaii
22-Scar Kamaiie, King, for Kona and Kau, Hawaii
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led

TKOUT-Ou board the bk ID c Murray, January 3Ist, while
on the passage from San Francisco TO Honolulu, FRED Trout,
a native Of California
MossNAS-In this city, February 10th, THOMAS MossNAS,
aged IS years, a native of Bervick-on-TWeed Deceased was
the head Of the firm Of I MOssman d Sou, and has resided on
these islands for the past thirIy-twO years IL BeTwick-ou-
Tweed papers please copy
KELLY-In this city, February 18th, Of a~ppoplexy, WILLIAM
KELLY, aged 81 years, a native Vt Ireland, and for the past
eight years q resident Of these islands
AASISI-In this city, February 18th. FRANK 2, eldest son
Of the late Paul Manni, of Honolulu, aged % years
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impelling him to return to linger and revel amid
the grand display Of earth's beauties nowhere
else to be found in such lavish profusion. From
San Francisco to Honolulu the trip is almost q
dream Of delight, for nothing in the way OF &C
commodation or comfort is wanting, the ships
being fitted up in the most luxurious and gor-
geous style, and tie tables being all that the
most fastidious can desire. At Honolulu, a few
hours stop is made, long enough to allow every
body a short run ashore, where they will find a
~frst-ciass hotel, and everything to supply their
wants. Here some are persuaded to lie over for
a month, giving them time to " do" the islands
with their world-famed Kilauea, which can be
done at a trifing expense By the next boat on,
on, past the beautiful Isles of the broad Pacific,
to their journeys end-six to ten short weeks
from their old homes to the Antipodes. The
monotony and discomforts of the other route
are too well known to require mention, so that a
comparison is all that is needed for the traveller
or business man to learn the most desirable
route, which we are sure he will decide to be the
one that gives him IA glance of our own lovely
whole trip constituting a holiday
destitute of fatigue, and fraught with
memories upon which the mind will linger fondly
or many a day.
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MARRIED

Honolulu, February 18Th, at the
residence 81 DR. J ) McGrev, by the Rev 5 c Damon, DIR C C
Knowles TO Mrs Mary Carson u San Francisco papers
please copy.
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EXPORTS.

FoR SAX FRANcIsco-Per City of New York, Feb 90
Bananas, bnchs..-...- 752 Rice, Ibs............ $500
Beiel Leaves, bxs....-- SSugar, lbs :. ........ 556sl7
GSnee. lbs 1923 Wool hs..-""....- $500
~VaIue-DOmestie. q. .s47,l IA; FOreign......s2 Oo7
FOR PORTLLND-Per Matte Macleay, Feb 2I:-
Coffee. lbs .-...-----. 2OlO Sugar, lbs .532ss1
Nalue-D0mestc-- $50, 55l.73
FoR san FRAScIsCO-Per Grace Roberts, Feb 2I:-
COcoanut Oil, CALLS. 1884 Sugar, lbs........... .525 42T
Goat Skins, bales ..... 20
vaIue-DomesIc. 80 SIS, SIS Is; Trans........sIO
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IMPORTS.

FRoN sYDSEY-Per City of New York, Feb I9.-4O3 pkgs
general mdse
FRoX SAN FRAScIscO-Per ii W AIny, Feb 22:-3S,OOO
bricks, Is tOu5 pig iron, $500 redwood posts, 4TO VI shingles
10000 # batten, 2TSe # lumber, 1881 pkgs general mdse
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DIsPArCH.-The P. NJ. S. S. City of .Nep York
took on board 400 tons of cargo domestic produce)
in FIVE hours, last Tuesday.
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TO LET, BY THE MONTH OR YEAR

EhNE FINE COTTAGE WITH OU~T-uOrsEs
Iaro Patches, and Pasture Land, ALL FENCED IN
NEATLf, Fth water running through the premises, situated
2 few minutes walk from the business part Of the city. beyond
Leleo. For particulars, enquire at
FEES I'm Smiths Lane. n lon
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WANTED
PIANO FORTE TUNING &
NOTICE

NROP LETTERS AND PApERS tn nv
y address are not likely to reach me through Tho PoS, am.
All such can be left at my Office, Queen Street.
les lm +. s. PRATT.
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CONSULAR NOTICE

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the estate OF ID. G.. VAN EMBURGH, deceased viii
present them, properly authenticated, for payment: and ali
persons indebted to said estate will settle said Indebtedness a.
the United States Consulate.
Honolulu, Feb. 10Th, 1878. ices ST. q Conan,
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THAT M. L. Il. ORDER.

Superintendent Van Brocglip said yesterday to .
HERALD reporter IN speaking OF the new order CON-
peing tho employees Of the road TO pay their fares
allowed 10 ride free when OF duty. whne coming
10 or going their work they we're considered TO
be Oh duty and had pay the same uny other pas
senger During the greater part OF the Gay II would
DO cheaper for them take the going 10
or conf ny from work. that Of course depended
the time Of day. When the travelled on the road
for tho business the road they given poyts
tickets. Tho superintendent SAID that Chandler
charged ten cents bee auss riding upon The
when Oh duty without sucn ticket
Mr. Jonn Baird, OF tho officers OF the npany,
said that habit mad crepi In among the employees
without the knowledge OF the officers OF the CON-
pnny OF riding up and down the road Tree often A.
they pleased pleasure or Tor thor own business
wpon tncy OIL uuty. Inc directors wished TO
. check this, ana Issued the obnoxious order. The
whole purport oil this was that wnon the men were
travelling on the business oil tue company they
should Tree, but when travelling on Their own az
count they shoulu pay inrc the same other per-
Whom the ticket agents came down TO the ONCE
with their boxes tney r0de Tree, ard when they RS
turned thoy wore furnished with y Tree ticket Mr..
Bard admitted, however, that N man belonging
10 station on tho road IN order 10 get
his place should chovse to travel by The ROAD he
would have To pay tho regular fare. II was their
bus get 70 their station the same as any other
laborng man goes to his work, and tho company
DIDN'T how tn got there, whothor oy the road
or by horse cars 80 long as they got there time.
OF any particular men living near the road anu
against those living IN Brooklyn or elsewhere Mr..
Bard denied that the men were poorly paid, and gave
the reporter following schedule OF average rates
earned per month .-"Enginccrs, $95; aremen, sos
conductors, $55; uckot agents sos; Drakemen, $40
gStemen, 500, aud laborcrs, 81 90 per Day
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Government bonds were nrm throughout closing at

STATE BONDS.
Missouri Sizes series OF 49, 49, and st. 10 issue,
solo at tho Board for 102x; District of Columbia
365's brought TO- and Louisiana consol sevons sold At
Is Dealings were confined to those.
RAILWAY
Railroad bonds Irregular, but generally lower,
and the following the changes compared with
last previous sales:-An advance OF y In Burlington,
Ceoar Rapids and Northern frsts, and y In Canada
Southern frsts, guaranteed. There was decline OF
TX IN Now York Elevated Railroad Rrsts. q in Han
nbal and St. Joseph eghts convertibles; Il In North
west gold sevens, q In st. Paul sinking funds and
In Central Pacific gold bonds Union Pacific land
grants rose l06 and Kansas Pacific sevens Denver
division, with coupon certificates TO 6sH; ST. Louis
ana Iron Mountain nrsts sold at 104, Chicago, Bur-
ngton and Quincy consolidated s0vens at 1l35S, and
Delaware and Hudson registered OF 1884 ut 1ol
Pacific Railroad bonds closed ioliows:-Union
nrsts. lo5X a 100: Union land grants 1867 LOG;
Union sinking funds, 99A looK; Centrals, 1867 a
106
MEMORANDA.
The imports Of dry goods at the port OF Nav York
for the week ending to-day were So 0o0 241 and the
amount marketed 81 167, 100 The total imports Of
dry goods since January were $53 500 62s. and the
total amount marketed $5l, TAG, 334 '-~'-r y
Movement Of grain at leading points to-day -
Chicago-Rscsipts Of wheat, 162. $50 bushels; ship.
msnts 160 299 do receipts Of corn 24l, ITO bushels
shipments, 2eO s55 do
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of wheat. 40 500 bushels;
shipments 900 do receipts OF corn, $500 bushels:
shipments, $4,000 no.
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THE COURTS.

vIcrrMIzrNa UNDER THE oARB OF RELIGION.
A sanctim onious looking female named Maria Nc
Dcrmott who might be sai1 TO DO neither young nor
old by no means progressing, yet having an air Of
meekuess and subm ssion that would be apt to mis-
lead the benevolent In her behalf was arragnsc by
Assistant District Attorney Russell yesterday, in Part
of the Court Of General Sessions charged with grand
larceny The prisoner Is said TO be an accomplished
,hoI and in the capacity Of servant and confidence
woman has successfully piled eravocation on several
OCCASIONS Miss McDermott is no othor Than the
smiable young lady who somo time ago visited
Rev DR.. Tying, and SO worked on his credu-
hty that he believed she was an ardent
convert After playing 'the escaped nun"
and other interesting roles ana obtaining money
by false prctenees in various quarters she was finally
ovsrhauled in Brooklyn, where she served nine
montns' term In the Penitcntiary. On her release
from that institution she again arrested ON var
tried yesterday was committed under the following
circu lin the spring OF 1875 she was en-
gagged by Mrs May X. Van Rensselaer,, OF East Nine
teenth street. as stoanistress. one evening wnne
Mr. and Nrs. Van Rensselaer, were out dining the
prIsouer who had been in their employ only TWO
weeks disappeared, and with her q valuable SIX
dress Qusntty Of laces and other articles she
returned and ali traces oil her we're 1851 UNI,
her name appeared the crmina records OF Brook
lyn. Mr. william F. Howe, who defended the ac-
cussd made sarucst appeal in her BEHALF but tue
Jiry promptly returned a verdict oil guilty., an
Judge sutherland sent her 10 tho Penitentiary Tor
two years
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THE PAVONIA COLLISION.

CAPTAIN ToBIN TELLs HIS STORY OF now THE
ACCIDENT OCCURRED.
Captain james Tobin made yesterday the following
statement expsnaton OF now the Iate collision be-
Tween the Povonia ierryooat under his command.
and tho steamer James BALDWIN happened. Hc stated
that no left New York at thros O'clock A. NJ with his
boa, Tor the Long Dock Just he got close 70 the
pl,p aud preparing 10 make landing he saw the
BALDWIN comiug down close In snors, on tue Jersey
s,dr IA nttle above me docks lie gave Two whistles,
mcannx that tho Pavonia Was gong 10 take Tho lott
hand course. but no reply was returned from
tnc Bald win, the captsn oil that vessel keeping on
mis- course heading partly toward the west 80 AZ 10
mad on tue Pavonia. AS the Baldwin did not alter
her course captain robin move tne wheel hard s'ar
board aud reversed tho engine win lul force so as
10 AVOID hitting the other steamer uirect blow lie
believes that II tue Pavopia lad Kept on ber course
sbc IN ust nave sunk the BALDWIN. There was no oc-
taslou Tor tho Baldwin 10 20 IN where sho weht shd
Capta Iobn claims that u her captain hau uone as
pucn US Le did collision might nave oeeo
tvvided-
no HELP ASKED roR-
AS for Captain robins not staying py tns baiuw'u
Ia order TO renoer aid might be IN MS powor ne
rays that no sung Know II any help was wanted
By tho Baldwin, but could get no reply lie know sue
had passen gers board and vas ready 10 stand py
incn. Getting no reply 10 us inquiries ne sisei.a
for bis own dock. IL has been Lreported that tpo
RAvona lnto Tue Baldwin, but the contrary 'as
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OUT OF HER LATITUDE.

Long ere the gong on Tho Real Estate Exchange
called The auctionssrs 70 their stands yesterday
Sigh, muiatto woman hal taken position IN front
Of Auconeer Mesisrs desk, where she attracted tho
attention OF the throng not only BY her neat aud
costly attire but by her modest defneanor. The
auctoneers took tneir accustomed places, but 80 in
terested we're tho throug that tbcy deserted other
stands ami csLtrcd ourously about Mcsiors ana Tue
httlo coicted woman. Then the properly No. 80
Thompson street. where sue Is sad " be tenatt,
offered 10 foreclosure, ana she entered INTO The
b,ucIug with a WIN. Vic,ory at last perched upon
tue OF the lady, AMI Mr. Mcsior gave ber the
properly at 81 250 IL was subsequently ascertained
tnat the lady Mrs A0na Brc.~l daughter OF
Watson, the deceased coloreI cacfs Who, under tue
patronage OF many OF the leading Ns~ YORK famiiio-,
realized quite a competency, aud, dying, lett the
fruits vi Iis inaus,ry 10 hs widow anu Mrs. Brooks
his only child
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INTEREST WANING.

The Improvement Com mission OF Long Island
CITY yesterday suspended work. The Commission
vas established by the Legislature Tor raising the
grade, seworng. paving aud otherwise Improving tho
streets Of First (Huntsr's Point ward Niles OF
streets boon graded up across the low meadow
lands lyug between hunters Point and BssviliS and
Ravenswood, and over s3,000,O00 have been sx-
pended The act establishing the Commission pro-
vavd that tho expense should be met by The issue OF
eertilcatcs OF Indebtedness, known as Improvement
certificates, the payment OF winch was 20 be pro-
rded Tor taxation extending over long series oil
geara These certificates at nrst found ready sale
1t and Ia instso ABOVE par but ateriy their
value has mucn uctcrIorated. Hence the difficulty IN
continuing The work.
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SUMMARY or LAW CASES.

Michael Sullivan, who gave his residence as Hart
ford was charged In the Court Of General Sessions
yesterday with breaking into the rooms Of colored
woman named Ellen Brown, at No l42 West Thirty.
third street, and stealing clothing valued At $l4 Tho
iury returned q verdict OF guilty, and Recorder
Hscket sont the prisoner the State Prison for the
term OF SIX ycars
Mrs Jstta Adler who resides In Edr,dge street,
Gently procured arrest OF Jonas Levy on charge
OF conversion OF personal property. The case went
by default, aud on Lsvy's discharge he sued Mrs
Adler TOR So 900 damages tor fslse arrest, aud had
her arrested. Yesterday Judge Sheridan, OF the
Marin. Court, discharged Mrs Adler on The applica
lew vac not entlted to arrest her, as he had not
been tried and acquitted and that no malice was
shown
two young pedlars, charged with committing burg
larry al No II Ludlow street on the 18th OF June last
and carving on $50 worth OF clothing the property
OF Sarnb Berpsten was resumed in the Court OF Gen.
eral Sessions yesterday before Judge Sutherland Evil
dence WAS produced BY tho prosecution 10 show that
Goldberg was seen coming down stairs from Mrs.
Bernstein.s apartments on the morning IN question
carrying bundle, which be handed TO Hertz6ors ana
the prisoners examined a. length Joseph Bern
stein xho stated be saw Goldberg running on with
tho bundle, and an nlioi having Dcen estaosnoo the
prisoners were acquitted
A consump tve looking young man who gave the
name OF William Gleason was tried In the Court OF
Geuerai Sessions yesterday the charge OF attempt
lug commit y burglary at the hardware store OF
George Qulmby, near Skin avenue euQ Eleventh
street. on July II. The evidence OF the prosecution
showed that while the prisoner and one Henry Irving
were "workiug" at the shutters OF MI. Quimoy's
store their actions were observed by William Bird and
w. II. Delamxtsr, who lived nearly opposite. the
former went police officers and Gleason and Irving
were arrested. Gleason asked Tor separate TRIAL and
was promptly convicted Whom Judge Sutherland
Imposed upon him sentence OF Two years and nall
in the State Prison tho savage nature oil the ruian
betrayed itself IN vile eptnet applied 70 the Court,
OF which, however, no notice was takep
Mary Daily, alias Buckley, alias sweeney, well
vhf, ma0
cnarably disposed persons tue pretence tnst she
was pous and homeless was called 10 the bar yester-
day IN Part Of the Court o. General Sessions tV
swer one OF numerous charges against hos. AS many
as seventeen indictments had been found against her
and nearly dozen additional complaints agAinsther
had been laid bcioro the Grand Jury. Assistant Dis
trct Attorney Rollins accepted her plea Of guilty on
Two ipdictmeAts-for stealing property valued at
SS3 so from Edward T. luce, No 345 East Eigbtesnth
street, and wearing apparel and jewoiry, amounting
u value 10 $751; from ArS. Lizzie Brady, No. 80 Suf
folk sreet-both OF whom hah extended relief to her
From all accounts incCrrigible tnief and
Recorder HacKstt sentenced hcr 10 SEVEN years and
six months in the Penitentiary.
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REAL ESTATE.
The following sales were made on the Real Estate
Exchange September So

The following sales were made the Real Estate
Exchange, September So
~ K. LUDLOW
Alfred T. Ackert. refsree-Foreclosure sale Of the
buudinx with lot 2l.6x99 7xlU9, on 9. s. Of Che
A. n Of Bsekman ST. to Jackson s. Schultz 1000
LOUIS hksiER
Thorn L. Ogden referee Foreclosure sale OF the
three story brick anu frame dwelling. with lot 20
s snrsas S ss 90 MA Anna Brooks ...... 1850
BY c. J.. LYON
l. 8. Auerbsch, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sao OF the
four-story brick warshouse. with lot 25xloo, Nc.
40 nlker st. n. lUO H. o.. Of Church 81 also
ths nv e-story brow stone front warehouse. with
lot 25x lUJx - 4xlOG, No 66 Walker ST.. n. q.
liza H. w. OF Broadway: also. three-story brown
stone front dwelling. With lot 2Oxi57 sx47x20,
No West attn S.. u y running through 10
Verdaut lane, l25 H. w. o. OH Az tone-seventh
, ,nssf nrscerey} 70 plaintiff $3.50
q. r. tAIRcHILD
Harry 4 Cullen Jr. refer e. Foreclosure sale OF
twoiots together in size Soxe3x5o 5x7o, on west .
it;5sh It, $50 t. Of 10th av, pisintiF..... $40
BY HUGH N. CAMP
Richard NJ. Henry. retcree -roreciosure sale of
i =, r. io ~ naulsvsrd 70 oiaintin 1900
ro,.I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 40
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YOREIGN MARKET.

London advcss reported consols steady neaH Tor
money and at ssk for the account United states
bonds advanced u per cent except Tor ten-for'es
wh-h fell of per cent and subsequently, recovered;
4,ss quoted 1854, 1875 At 1914 ten-fortes
ut 1oss, and nvos at 1884, Ere declined ~ TO l45s'
whio the preferred advanced y. TO SIX. Now Jersey
Central declined 4, to 81; LIMOS Central a. TO S2's
and Reading u. 1l7. Pennsylvania Central rose ~
to 3Sk New jersey Central consolidated hrsts are
down per cent IRON last ported Sales beng quoted
at So The Bank OF England gained Ee7, 600 bullion
to-day on balance At Paris ren,es rose to llst sSc
There was no further reduction In foreign exchange
to-day aod the OF tho leading drawers remain
ASK and As7 Tor long and short sterling the &C.
msnd Tor bankers sterling 70 very modsfus ss.