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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14

RAILROAD BoNDs-ACtlNe anu slfOnS.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SroCEs-The market was active and in
the main strong and higher. Western
Union advanced from 1867 10 1851, clos
ing at 1851 on the belief that at the dircc
tors meeting tomorrow an action will
be taken iavoring division of the sur
plus stock among the stockholders.
Coal shares were firmly held and adj
vanced from ! 10 | per cent, the indl-
cations being regarded as favorable Ia
the combination. Granger shares show
an improvement for the day OF from
to per cent. Southwestern shares
were somewhat irregular, Kansas Paci-
tc, Louisville and Nashville, II. Louis,
Kansas City and Northern, and ~.
Louis and San Francisco being weak
and declining l@ll per cent, while
Wabash, Iron Mountain, Kansas and
Texas, and ~. Joe were firm and AL
vanced la ! percent. Trunk line shares
were quiet on narrow fluctuations. Spec
ulation i'm the final dealings Was firm,
with an upward tendency in prices.
The transactions aggregated 10000
shares, OF which IL, 900 were Erie. 700
Lake shore, 10000 Wabash, 1000 North
western common, 1000 preferred, H.
600 II. Paul common, 5000 preferred,
1900 Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern, 5000 New Jersey Central. 1900
Hannibal and 1T. Joe, 800 Ohios, 2l,-
600 Western Union. $500 Louisville
and Nashville, 5000 Iron Mountain,
1900 1t. Louis, Kansas City and North
ern, 1000 ST. Louis and SAN Francisco.
300 Kansas and Texas and 1900 {. {.
4 4
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Wheeling Wholesale

THE quotations given In the following reports
are prices realized on wholesale Transactions un-
less otherwise specifed.l
The volume of trade is about fair to
middling in most departments, with
probably an increased activity in -four,
with no change in prices, however.
Wheat remains steady, groceries moder-
ately active, and the provision market
shows an even front all along the line.
Dry goods are brisk, with an advance in
some grades. Receipts by river falling
off. Meats were steady since our last
report.
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Miners, National Convention.

CHIcAGo, May l3.-The sixth annual
convention Of the Millers' National As
sociation met at the Grand Pacific Hotel
to-day. six hundred were present.
President George Balm delivered the an
nual address
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DRY GOODS.


NEW YORK. May l3.-Dry Goods
Business continues moderate with cot.
ton goods commission houses, and prices
for staple brown. bleached and colOred
cottOns are very firm. Prints and ging-
hams remain quiet, but printed lawns
and wOrsted dress goods are in steady
demand. Heavy woolens in moderate
request by the clothing trade. Foreign
goods dull in firsi hands
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WOOL.
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May ~. - Wool -
Firm and very scarce; Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania and West Virginia Xxx and
above 3ICa3jc; Y 33a, BIC; medium
3Gts3Sc: coarse 27@40c; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine
BIC; medium 3,jCa BE; coarse 27Ce 2sc:
combing Western ga 4Oc; unwasbed
24Ca, ,2sc; fine unwashed 2lGJ23c; coarse
and medium unwashed 23ts 2sc; tub
xashed 2Sla &c
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Hor Weather in New England.

BosToS. May l3.-The weather in
New England, to-day, was unprecedent-
edly hot for the season. In many places
OF New Hampshire the thermometer in
dicated 100 in the shade.
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.... -.t.,iu. from any firm 10 de
,.-.. .Hal.atiou of testimonials. as
sr.. .... .l. enterprises are backed by
.a.-. l> notions such seems the
,0-.-.. Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
t-a..f ..,'rsy %, DR.. c. McIane's Cele-
ylnr.. ',,",,use, which has received
Ca- +. %, testimonials. This medi-
r4gv ,,' own testimonial. and inva-
tslt, ''""s with positive satisfactory
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FIN AN CE.

NEW YORK, May Is. - MONEY
Easy at 3@Sper cent, closing at 3 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 4(a4t
percent. Sterlingexchange, bankers bills
ASH: sight exchange on New York 4S9.
Produce exports for the week $, ,90s, COO.
SILvER-Silver at London 50td. Bar
silver here 81 oct; subsidiary silver coin
lola per cent. discount
GovERSMESrs-Generally firm.
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Died

New YORK, May lS.-Charles II.
Pulham, for many years city editor OF
the New York Tunes, died this afternoon.
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HOGs-The market is dull and entire
" nominal, receipts very light and not
sufficient TO make a market. Common
are quoted at 3 50G3 90; fair to good
light s. 5OG3 90.
Wooden Ware.
TUBs-No. !, three hoop 81 30 per
dozen; No. ., two hoops $, ,50per &C zen;
No. 3, two hoops 81 80 per dozen. .'ails
Two hoops 81 40 per dozen; three
hoops 81 6j per dozen. WashbOards-
Star 81 40 per dozen; double face - 70
per dozen.
Om-Refined petroleum is weaker and
the demand but moderate, 10 degrees
fire test selling at SIC; 100 degrees do. at
lOlc; and Ohio standard, 40 degrees
flash test, at lOlc per gallon. Lard oil
is steady but quiet at $1,000 per gallon.
Linseed oil is firm at 65C per gallon.
ToBACCo-Firm; Bright nayies, 5OCg
52c, black navies 43td.46c according to
brand; twists unchanged at 55Cg7Oc.
WHEELING SToGIEs-Sell at SO 30 per
1000; tips, Sl5 % per 1000; scraps, S5c
per b.
PEAxUTs-Are quiet and easy at the
following prices: Choice Virginia white
4JG4lc; choice Tennessee do. 4Ca4lc;
choice Tennessee red, 3l@3ic; prime do
3I63sc per ID.
BUTrER-This commodity is in good
demand for choice grades, with prob
able increase in quantity. We quote
choice at l2S20c.
BEANs-The market is quiet; the job
bing demand moderate for choice 81 90,
prime 81 5Oand common 81 10 per BUSH
el.
HoxEY-New domestic l6c per ID and
California prime l2CGl6c per ID.
SALT-The market is quiet at prices
ranging from 81 0OGl % for the best
quality.
TALLow-In good demand and steady.
Prime city rendered sells at G(G6ic per
ID loose, and country at &c packed.
GISsENG-Prices firm at 81 90 per 10.
WHIsKY-Fairly active, with a steady
market at 81 OF per proof gallon.
CHEEsE-The cheese trade remains
steady and unchanged as previously re-
ported, with old cheese scarce and firm
and new offered freely. We quote
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FOREIGN.
Life in ST Petersburg.

LONDON, May l3.-A gentleman just
returned from Russia says, that the ell
fects of the policy ofrepresSiOn are hardly
noticeable in st. Petersburg. He tray-
ersed large part OF the city late at
night without interference or question
Sunday the 4th inst. being bright day
the streets were thronged with proml-
naders. happy and light-hearted appar-
emily, as those in any other continental
city. He saw Princess Dagmar driving
through the streets alone in her carriage
and unattended.
Hanlan and Elliott.
NEw-CAsTLE-oN-TYNE, May l3.-Han-
Ian is not expected here before the end
ofthe week. Elliott was out twice yes
terday. In the morning he had a slight
trial with Feely, of BarrSw-in-Furness.
Elliott, ut only 30 strokes to a minute,
rowed steadily away from Feely.
DIR. Newman's Reply to the Consistory
Messenger.
LONDON, May l3.-Rev. DIR. John ii.
Newman, in replying to the COnsistory
messenger who announced his elevation
to the cardinalate, made long speech.
He said he would hereafter, as he has In
the past, resist with all his powers the
spirit of liberalism in religion; the doc
trine that there is no positive truth in
religion, and that one creed is as good as
another, is inconsistent with the recog-
milton OF any religion as true.
General Grant.
HoNG Kong, May Is. General Grant
and party sailed for Japan. They are
all well.
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CluCfnuatI.

CiscIsSITi, May l3-CottOn- Steady
at I2c. Flour-fsmiiy 81 7J(s5 80.
Wheat Excited and higher; red 81 %
al 08. Corn - Steady with fair de-
mand at 37G37lc. Oats-Actiye, FIRM
and higher at 3lla35c. Rye-Quiet but
steady at SIC. Barley-Iligher; prime
fall 81 90. POrk-Inactite at $40 90.
Lard-In good demand and at full prices.
current make 81 On. Bulk Meats
Stronger; shoulders 8 80; short ribs
81 90, cash; - 7O(s4 rs buyer June;
81 IS seller July; short clear 81 IS.
Bacon-ln good demand and prices
shade highe at - l2lCS4 5Ota5 I2i9
5 25la5 3si(5 30. Whisky-in fair de-
mand but at lower rates at 81 OF. But
ter-Steady and unchanged. Linseed
Oil-Quiet but steady at 62c.
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, May l3.-Flour- Neg
lected and nominal. Wheat-Firm;
low grades wanted; No. ] Milwaukee
hard 81 OBJ; No. Milwaukee 81 %;
40. 2 Milwaukee 9sic; seller Nav 9stc;
seller June 99,c; seller July 81 90; No.
3 Sic: No. 4 7i679c; rejected 7lc.
Corn-Quiet but steady; No. 35.t9
35Ic. Oats-Quiet but iirm; No. ? 27ic.
Rye-Firmer; No. Sic. Barley-No. 2
spring 6Oc. Provisions-Quiet, but
steady. Mess Pork-Quiet 50 90 cash.
Lard-Prime steam at 81 Is.
[ Por Additional MartetsSse Fourth Page.
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Prime Lard, Fulton Packing GO. brand...... "a
HoGs-The market is dull and entire
" nominal, receipts very light and not
sufficient TO make a market. Common
are quoted at 3 5O,G3 90; fair to good
light 8 50Cd3 90.
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WASHINGTON. Nav l3.-Ex-Aliuister
>...., .-E.rv 100 iu this city, and his
r...- ru very apprehensivc, as It -
.-.- r.H' Dee has a serious attack Of
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Milwaukee.

| For Additional MartetsSe Fourth Pags. !,
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on Cry, May l3.-Market opened
steady with 76ic bid, advanced to 76lc,
at which price it closed. Shipments
"a, 600 barrels, averaging 81 900 barrels;
transactions 10000 barrels.
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PrrrsBURGH, May l3.-Petroleum -
Quiet; crude firmer at 97.c at Parkers
for immediate shipment; refined SIC for
Philadelphia delivery.
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prime old Ohio and western factory at
7A(6Sc, from first hands, and StGSsc In
a iobbing way; new Ohio factory 6f(S79
from first hands. New York Goshen C
@9ac; Sweitzer llsl2c.
DRIED FRuIrs-Are quiet and steady,
with liberal offerings. We quote peaches
(halves) 4@4lc; prime peeled do. S@9c
slicen apples 4l65lc; new quarters 3a
Sic; dried raspberries 29@S0c; dried
blackberries 7G9c; evaporated dried
peaches S9l0c; pitted cherries ls(92oc;
PorAToEs-At 81 0O(9l 20 per bushel
for peachblows from store; 95c(dSl W
for Early Rose, and S0G90c for Peer
less.
PELrs, SuEEr-Butchers' 81 %; shear
ings, l5c; lambs, 40c.
WooL-Washed tleeces, Ohio, Penn
sylvania and West Virginia y and NN,
25G2Sc; unwashed fieeces range about
one-third less than thase prices.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, May l3.-The present is
marked by most unchanging steadi-
ness in nearly every department OF
trade. Grain has stitfened in the CEN
tral markets OF the West, but is not
changed here. Flour unchanged, and
produce the same. Eggs are a tritie
firmer, and butter dull and inactive.
Groceries weakish, and sugar firm and
a shade higher. Rice held tirmer. I'm
less rain soon fall. garden stuff,
fresh vegetable, &c, must advance, as
the country is suffering for want OF
moisture.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
TIE FIFE RECORD.
on THE STEAMSHIP MOsEL.
rooINrss AND COURAGE OF oFFicERs AND

roorNrss AND COURAGE OF OFFICERS AND CRFw.
On October 3. three days after the North
German Iaoyc siamsnip Mosel saed from southamI-
,on tor New York Of steerage passengers dis
covered issuing around the cOamings OF the
rre-natcn under their quarters The alarm was imme-
diaely given. aud IN less than two minutes hose was
stretched and the steam pumps were started. The 300
pascugcrs board had their fears Gueted by the as
s.lauce of Tie captain of their safety The greatest
couess was displayed both hv officers and crew. The
u',boits provided with provisions and water the
sealashincs adrff from them hfepreservers were
made ready. and precautien was taken for the
safety the passengers in the fire should become
uncomfortable.
Wlen the matches where the smoke was escaping
were removed large volumes Of smoke and flames burst
forth. Several streams 81 water were brought 10 bear
upon them. At the time the vesseis course was
cnanCrd the opposite direction. II not until AZ
ter miui Eht that rnc fire extincu she'd ana thrn
the passengers concluded 70 safe retire 10 their
sfate-rOoms The fire discovered TO have origin
ated among silk aad cotton goods tax n ou et
SouthaWplc aud resulted from spontaneous com bus
ton TINS a-crineC To the use of an unainma"l.
chemical preparation 10 the dvelng. similar case Z"
fire among the class Of freight occurred on tuc
oder OF the same two wears ago. several oi
The vessel Is testimonial signed oy tAe
passengers prsising The captain. officers ana crew" Wa
presented captain just before The arrival O4 tAe
SATURDAY.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
election Notice.
~Ttrr - NPw ioRs.
OFFICE Or IiE -ECEEIAgr OF -rAIFl
ALBANY. july 'o. l-1t
rENO TIE SHERlFF OF IHE COUNTY OF
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN,
OCTOBER is 10 &. l--Y.

TO THE SHERIFF OF The COUNTY Of
Notice eIeby gwen that TIE General Election
ne he,G ~ 'A- ,," .n re ln,". 'ns & ~ .i, y ~
ori1cr.' ar '1 ue eect-u 10 l.-
A Governor toe place Of Ln..u, Robinson
A D. ieutenant''ogefnor IA Tire place of william Dur
a -o.Ietary o, state, ia The place 4 Alien Beech
A,oupuonrr ~ - .iic. Of 4 ~i.rc b. '.cotL
Al Attorney Genera IN tne place oi Augustus ,choon'
state Engineer surveyor in tn place sey-
shos. terms OF office v expire on ,ae last lay OF 10
Also senator for Ffth senate District romao-ei u
ue c0rn'y of ic-lo - t- - % .t. ..- - ''n. a.f
~ ,'--'- %. -i f-.o.-f ivf ~ "a tfy
thar WITHIN h,r,ct STREET Chftaam ~ - PARK os
RIVER al that uof fuu 4 De Ninth 4d oi ,aH cy mar -
roy Nortn River Governors lssua Beioes Is
as -.rs.or for si2rh District composed o,
the venlh Eleventh aud in.feenth Want. y zoe CIV q
cry ta les within gatafne street Chatham street. so
Also. senator the seventh senate Dssrei composed
ai fht Ho ton o tlc lt'lfh Nfrt uf ,a W fAAf les
ras ~ h,taN a. ia a. y a .oi'.n ~ ih" sle,n.h ,ad
for tre lirh S-Iele p .,ui a
OF ue AiltA Wari of .ad ttf t is ta.u Leroy troet
street .nd Norfh RIVER Tat aorton u thr frr. ri
r. sesa ,, SIX 11 a'a frssa.t ~ - &a Il ld b., ,.2 ae.
within Fsurrenih s.r.e' ihreta street hloaagay sni
sadcy tAi lee within 1rly -iAth street. IlEe "a .sa"s
also. for ih. Nuth senate District cong.'i q
that Tie 4Iu, lNrll
Warts fhe C1n ~ ,wNorz that Les eat q Ird
aNeuut mi hiackNrls Island
A.oa senator or Tenth senate District corosei u
All that portion of he rNeuti m and fRtnF-nr-i Nans q
s- slfAlu Hlrlrfl street. Eer
street. -hll tua ElgAtl al ist m
Of rc NIuell Ward ~ -iiu clf fn Ar vest f llft
avenue portion tlr wcIiiA Id
wari that le- ca~i Of ghh avenae ~ards and ianaas
Islands.
$50 Senator for the Eleventh District cour1
rifenty fuuitI rhr tffN u
aul fal portion n' llF F.fI fNrltrfA lu1
Turnfl -scoiG Nlr- Ii a. laf lies Wllu rl.r IN
-tre~t spuy.u DussiI Crek Lgltl avenue st ltais1n
River.
County officers also Del elected Tor sisd c0unt,s
twenty tour members uf Assembly.
4 -htIla. 4A ihr pl'c. ~ Arrnald tflir.
A County tir. b. place ~ Huber 3D. Thompson. ap
poaid the Ooycror. iu tleacr II hen1 A. u 6aOetou
removed
4rI lhr Governor - Hl Llo vacancy
luu.f D., tiie death Hamilton "a. kutlu-fu
Ju-fl.r- of tAr Marine Court n tAc - David
McAusu All Henry Alstf.
AII-Ucruf tr D-tftt tunrf iaf iie seventh Jufiri
D.trc n d. place Cuarr. d. ngsrsoi apDoiHIe tho
t,ox4rurr Water -. fincknrf. removed
ir-tre District Court iOr lie lc.fh Judicial Dis
tr.ct ln thc p.s'r Of john h. fiauasan.
Thres Oufunrrs ut hleh Flanagan Henry
WnIfman and ileiarl r. w-usc sil
0Ap"0' W. '"' 80 '-' - ALLEN e. BEACH
sroleta.y 90 -tatA
sHPKFFrs OF7IrK
CITl COUNTY % NEw. YORK.
JIly 81. 1879
certify that tho foregoing copy Oi TIE election
not by tins faS frou Ar secretary % -tt
BERNARD REILLY.
sAerir Of Le CI0 AID County OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
4 B4NQCET ~ BOSTON.

BOsTON. Oct. 12.-The Merchants Club Of
.his cry gave diuucr ast evening honor OF Thomas
IaylcY Potter. n. z. sixty-nve gentlemen were
present. among them being the poet Loncfenow, Caas
Francis Adams. Collector Beard the Hon. L. /. Pierce
ana the Rev. Phillips Brooks Speeches were made bv
Hilssle Potter. AlaHs aud others. Mr.. Potter W-s
elected az LoloraTy member ~ the Club.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
4 r1Rr NEAR nEAnwoOn.

DEADwoOD. ID. c., Oct. i. - The Home
Stake Miure Compal, and siIugie nll, situated
IN Grizzly Gulch. Nlih about 10000 feet OF lumber
mostly dressed totally destroyed by fire last night
The loss estimated 20 s2oeeO. The IRE supposed
n be tLa work II VI lmrnnlIArl.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
ArAc1oRY IN NEN-HAvEN.

Nrw-HAvEN. Oct. 12.-C. Perpont s. Co.'S
agricultural implement factory partially destroyed
rs fire this morning. The fire supposed 10 have been
caused tv suonta eous com Loss fully covered
Is insurance.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Oct 12.-Leave Of absence
for one YEAR surgeon certificate 90 disability with
permission 20 beyond s-a, Is granted Assistantsur-
geon Victor B.rt. Assls 1ntsnrgeon Curtis T. Mum,
now on leave VIII repds tn person 20 Commanding
General of the Department ~ Tie Missouri Tor assign
uent 20 duty.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
GIN RcaI CslGte Tor sale.

GIN RcGl CslGie Tor sale.
4 CHOICE location. North Madson-square
= centre O brock Elegant Drswu stone aud stables SUx
10 iee~ X A YOUNG, ~ E1cLA-s place
An ABSOLUTELY FIRST-CLASS HOUSE
~ FOR HALE-sZe 2aK71-o-h.st., south ste, between
5fh and sfh aves.. the hancsomesi bloc city.
For particulars and permit apply ~ - - -
Room s. IA 5th-ave
CHOICE location. north Madlson-square,
~ centre block elegant brown stone oOx7OxZOO. with
stable r. A. YOUNG 20 EKchangepiace.
ELEGANT residence, North Madison Square.
Il centre Of block 5Ox2OO with stables splendid order
Is. A. NyL y G 20 AXcA-Ilgc-plaee
TOR SALE.-The three elegant HOUSES
Nos -. 90 - asst 63dst. between Madison and
5fhavr uTory remodel ec bv nrsicl-- lizan~ al days
made exceptionally convenient sid ATTRACTIVE now
ia Orcer .usf ecJlon. o1srec fur 80 900 enc
JOHN y. CKIMlUNS.
l.Ui- 5dave.
nor SALE.-Three houses, Nos. 30. 81, 81
Es-t l3fh-s. Address jas. KART, 40 81 Maine-si,'
feeksAils \ ~
TOR SALE-The fiIst-class fouistOry, high
-foor brown stone house 22- West .il-t. -lxib lot
100. walnut lr. -i broadway nearly new ia good
ORDER all inlpTov vemtnis Aplly on the premises.
I'D LOTS, including full front Easterlv
Boulc aIl. 4l5 did 4l+ thsa i1I sa., cheap ty1 j.
Oh prem ecs.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
Cltn prorerin 90 Get.

7 OFFS. 26 Beekman and l. SDruce->ts., 10
4 rrlf excellent octI f0r publishing leather cict
Other .oIts. JANIS lBlt J., 200 ilul,on-'i
TO LLT.-Avcuue-A \, Eastern Boulevard, be
Il tween SOth and -lsf-ts.. two modern rriyate dW +
irs perfect arranged Tor one or two anlts so
rer month np,n al CAV.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
Auttion Galrs u Real Gstaic.

Nouns wUKIys. Auctone.r
EXECUTOk> SALE of =. W. corner of
SIN ave and 5lsst T.. J.. Ludlow & GO. Will sel IL
n- Thrr.i y october j. l-7. - B.. oc0ch a- te
fTcnsrre ~aesioon ~ Hinsdwa1. iTr1uiiy huong- \.
..f. ia, 0rv-r 0f tr e1rcufor- OF Charles Davies. de-
c.a.si sfiav- southwest corner -l ne 50 liable
ot together with the aid sa-emont lrca hlid
nE 81 Ni-f fe,' good Investment lHt o fri 'V ieI
,..,r Ia .Irt ft-.-u-
g.e aps g. al Office 81 uOrcefs, no. Pne.t.
E-v 55.7
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
gounirp Dodro.
Dodr0 nu6 Rooms.
West Side.

West Side.
4 NICELY FURNISHED square room, with
boarding house $i7 West i5tli-si.
MISERABLE front rooms with excellent
Or two Os' S'nirnea mem "a 4. %es' ioa,i aeai .aVs . -
ELEGANT new-furnished back parlor and
II extension 10 lei o. fHo nt tce PERSONS 4y2 are 10 ~
second hoor all modern mproyenent- 100 Me. Ith-'t
SECOND and third floor. alcove rooms, newly
y furnished VITA board single room references. 'os
West ifthst.
= WEST 3IST-ST-Entire second floor. four
rooms. large third aoor back rou rooms 90 ferrih Tor
lsce term, modefate hest references ezclansed,
- house vest o Brood use ,nl rooms .Atas @ ~
rooms ou ioo moor te1ns o".
~ WEST 26TH-ST. Handsomely fur-
-~'P shed apartments for gentlemen references ex'
sD.l WEST 3I-T-ST.-De-irable suites of
'b-e rooms Tor families or geu'emeni urvate table
.>o FIF HAVE corner 1Orh-st.-Elegant
'p'I isont -aies family AID single rooms private tables
oI GROVE-ST.-Peasnn furnished rooms
'I-t with board terms moderate
ID WEST WAsHlNGTON-PLACE.-A pri-
Il vaie family oc.niti.s inrf own A'ss "1i ~. 40 ~
front room- ,putnrrn 'hIe,.ir r.rty 60 ~
sss.t-o.a.. ss..,.i.'D nicely ,aras.aL
c. WEST j5rH-Sr.-Large front room
7 4
coet a-o bedr.o ppo-ite suitable ior party ~ gen
uemeu priv ate liable.
.IOS WEST IiTH-ST.-rwo large hand
%SG some furnished -.ora- tnlrl foor also single
ron. al Convenience house aud tae INST class references
required
East sits.
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms for fam
ule- anu gentlemen. excellent board references. lO4
Last -od--t-
40. 3 EAST 29TR-ST. Second hoor to-
y gether -para'ey with large closets and good board
references.
CECOND FLOOR to let with board. at 12s
y East ct
SUITE second floor: rooms on third and
fourth hous- app 0intm'nts INST class.
References Nrs Y. hkNI l"s t@-t --'h It.
LEAST 5sTH-S Front room on second
Il noor. large on nrst f'or to ef = n
Dslfd. Nr-. HlhD-ALL
A%EAST H-ST.-Hlud>ome back par
-Etb Iur WINDOW. sld hsn 8dion closets
fourth tlOr newly furnished.
o. Let vi ooar4. recrcnceA
Eun EAST 23RD-Sr.. cor. 4th-ave.-Iand-
wv 1arof Ind second ioors, en slte on
single also fourth nuor with hr cla-s Ooaft 7cier
euccs.
E.l1; EAST 2TTH-ST.-One suite of rooms.
lol Vel fiIl.oAri ~lth boari. terms low
BosrG and Rooms Wanted.
BOARD frr aly To- private family Chris
ID fa rsoilr rro.id cons sllent 20 fthase. cars Adj
arr-s d. J. AlA % rrt aue uhlc-.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
gcuarinershlu NoIlccs.

Of PUBLIC WORKS.--To
- Contractors ~. ALED PROPOSALS or rstuiaies wa
received Vis oicc until October la 4-.N II Wliue
aao for gaAg grazing sefng curb and gutter
i -ffrs and tui i MUIAatOn
CITY Ee0ord,' iOr sale a. NJ. Cay hAA
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
Brooklnr Zeal gstats for Sale.

BLOCKS, II BLOCKS and plots Of lots low
ID priced near me line Of 'hc Rroosvu l.vated lairaq
0rrnrflni;r f0r -onlli we nave 900
30 og tle.e at- ID past months. - LAND q VIII
INti. . Ieehulalis ST.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-13
kADCRyED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

r-JN per ~Ai4Lis AANlt" j 7iil -fouO
kKCCRyED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SKN-YoRE CITY.
Talmadrest Quarry Road. y07vs2x1ei9i
Mary sullivan all husband 10 katherine Helm
Coti-, - % tt ~ 4ti-ivc. 5dxI01.5 Ira L Doy.
Ing ana wife 10 O d -. 5000
Ctl,t Nos =. el7 .ne 2l3, onotirty second parti
New. ave s. from j. tn IIlth.st. OF stA-aye,
m -oi. .loNos j. Douglas 10 Anna N Monsel 49,. 1900
Hicke, aud Wi. t. b -, -. $3.50
ton assignee etc, to : nith J. y 80, $500
husband TO " lnau X rhon 1.....-.-' 100
ca-erty. referee. To- Marsh 2l,voo
Hay 10 liam -asy 80 -;---' 1900
garrett hopper and sno,Aer " EdwaTd open 49,.
llotisi ns 100 Il " Of siave - iernetonave
raaaiae luna i-'' Al" -u'ol- 10 spencer spencer 10000
McA.aa aad vile 90 william bosch r......- ... 1900
RECORDED LEA-Es
smith c 20 John Wing. No 10 West 49thst 22s
years. annual rent o-------- $4,000
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
BanE for ,vngs to Mary W woodTnH and others 80,
ZONES v % the Irving savings In,ttaon..-.... aoo9
Coleman Michael 10 CHARLES Murray CU.-s4
RECORDED MORruAGE-
Anderson. rnmes and vie 20 W Gale, - 13lstst.
Falns iemser A To- Jga Iars. iiii..t Of
H.ioIai h A e. Robert g ic.n,en L cor 5ta ave
Lociaer otto " ana wife to L : one ; s s5tAst e Of
Sane 10 william Hal & sons s5tl-.t " OF Av5-A.
pauei. ioha T. aad vile to lie Washington life In.
suianoe DonIsnf. 10 ~ East 3lsi-st year 1000
OF ist-eve months ...-.-...--..--.- $50
stephens Thomas u fovd. s2d-st. Of 5thav@
stevens b d 10 Thomas J crolabie. v cor shave
iii H. "a 1I 5gay H .l YEAR sI TO o. mares -' 5000
Bank No IS Elizabeth St due 5000