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The daily gazette., 1880-02-02

DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD
~ Change OF hours. On and after Feb.
Ath, 1919, Trains will run as fol Lows;
Leave Wilmington, rs a. M, u. 80 a. m.
and $50 p. m.
Arrive Avondale, s.6s a. m, IL 80 noon.
Arrive Pomeroy, . 90 a m, b6 p m.
Returning. leave Pomeroy 1910 q. m.
md 4 90 p. m.
Returning, leave Avondale, 70 Il noon
and 10 p. m.
Arriving. Wilmington, 10 &. m :, 2I5p
T. and U p. m ID. CONNELL,
sIehlu Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02

w ANfkD-Copy OF the DELAWARE
w GAZETTE, (weekly) OF Sept. IL, 1878,
len cents Will be paid for perfect copy OF
jan2eWtl '
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
60 PAGE CATALOGUE

hATlS " PAGE CATALOGUE
Containing much valuable informal ion
also hst o peaches with rotation in RI
pening, and list of Southern or long keen
ing apples, fruit much needed here
Every fruit grower should see this list OF
apples and buy no more of the New Yor K
or Western varieties to plant here for
winter apples, for grown here they are moi
winter apples.
Also japan, persimmon, queen of the
market, raspberry with q full line OF
nursery stock at greatly reduced prices
Also a receipt Tor "a
WASH FOR TREES,
which Will drive out borers ifin the peach.
apple, qulhce and ash and not one nall
lhe time or cost In applying IL as to re-
move with knif and If applied annually
there VIII be no borers in the trees and not
one peach tree die with the yeIlows
where thousands die annually now. send
Postal card for catalogue. Gail and see
stock. All orders sent by mail will re-
ceive careful attention,
RANDOLPH PETERS.
No Wilmington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
Wilmington Markets.

WILMINGTON, DEL, February 2, 1880.
Quotations at the Brandywine Mills for
Flour and Grain, furnished by w. q.
Pennypack er, a Co. Corrected Daily.
Best Patent Flour. so tosl0 rs
Choice Family Flour......... 30 to 80
Choice Superfine.............- s 90 to 7 80
Prime new wheat. $50
New COrn..... %
Bran per ton. O0O
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-l1th-
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,

Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT hAcAULRY's THEATRE,
In the City of Louisville, on
Saturday, February rs, 1850.
These drawings, authorized by act nj
we Legislature OF 1869, and sustained nv
81 me Courts OF Kentucky occur rsguIaEy
ON the last day of every month (Sundays
easepteh ana are supervised by promi-
The Management call attention to the
gIend opportunity presented OF obtaining.
THE FOLLOWING PRIzRs
hs...." ......... $50 900
''.'''''''s..........'.... ................ 10000
10 Frees ,dJ0 sacI S'SSo SSSo
sfnnSS n ~ ~ eoch och......."........... 10000
aUD ~ 49, lU sooh sooh...."...-......... 10000
40 49, ~ soee .s............... 10000
1000 Prtses 10 each I0'HO0
I'tses $50 each. Aptrozlnsoiion pgis ssst2 I'D
oPrtece ~ ~ eocn, l,H0
opSss AV socn, 800
., 1yvhsIs Whole Tickets "a Halt Tickets, u. w
An applications for club rates shouiS YiVS bS
made TO the home office.
Full nst OF drawing published In Louis-
vile Courier Journal end New York Her
AID and mailed TO all hclnet hdiders, Send
81 Orders by money or bank draft in lets
W or ~ sxpf sss. Orders q IS and uD
ward by express can be sent al our eE
psnse. Address II. M. BOARDMAN,
courier journal Building, Louisville, KY,
orat No. BS BDadway, NY.
tu.thu&At-d&w3w.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-02
The City MaPket.

The following were the ruling prices In
mark ct this morning:
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Financial and Co.anersi.l.

WILMINGTON, Del.s Feb. ., 1850.
Latest stock quotations mrnisned by
aeald a Co., Clayton House Building
WILMINGTON, Del. ct II N. to-day;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16

great deal Of discussion. induce q study OF the
matter to which they refer, and have been instru-
mental IN bungng about number of conversions
from the Democratic to the Republican side. Sir'
Lyall did great service to the Republican parry
when he published those cards. rs we'll as 10 'ho
manufacturers and workngmen In TACT IL was
service of benefit to the whole country"
"How many hands do you employ here' MI
Hinde ~ ,oa ponrh
/" Five hundred ard of those not already hepuo-
hcan think the majority will come over =,
The onestIon of tariff interests YOU deepiyr
Eyes indeed and the election OF General iiancock
,vonld he almost fatal to our industry. whenever
his chances have appeared TO brighten niue we
nave fell iI in our As Instance we hau
heen IN the habit of sending weekly 12,0OO POUNDS
OF yarn to Dobson. of Philadelphia, for manulae,
turing. Some time ago he requested tnat we "ouiu
send no more than 5000 pounds week. lhmeu'-
atey after the results of the indiana ana ONO
elections were known. however, he teegrapnneooo
lis that we might resume sending bim l<'oov
pounds a week. Although have not Set reee.NeJ J
Mr. Dobson's explanation of this, feel cony nced
toat II NAV DE attributed entirely TO the po'lcal
outlook The fact is that so long a. manufacturers
believe that there is n possibility OF Haneock eieo
ton they will be inclined 10 go slow; tusl wiz NO.
feel like accumuatng much STOCK aheaa on WILL ~
they may lose money. But as lhlngs loon no"' Wv
not tMmk we need worry ourselves very NUN apous
the future: it fairly appears as though un9 o'tv
was now IN condition to take care OF user pto'N
we'll But we 40 not intend 20 put our haiiua 4" o'
nockeis and Quit working though we may be sure Oh
winning We want not only 10 elect out u eiec'
VITA creditable ma ontles."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
DEM0CRAIC RUFfIAAS IN NEW-TORK.
A CowAEDLY ATTACK Upon MIN IN THE PARADE
AN AMUSING SEINE.

A cow AEDLY ATTACK CPoN MIN IN THE PARADE
AN AMUSING SEINE.
In conversation with n TRIBUNE reporter,
Mator r. t. Cooiey of No. 80 Parkplarc Brooklyn. re-
lated Ms experience in the Republican parade on Mon
day night
'.rne FIRST Brigade OF Boys in Blue Of Brooklyn" he
said Reached the Of MalisODav and Twenty
nf-s opposite the Uaon League Club House, at about
1890 There we stood line, under command OF Gem
eral Fate for about fifteen minutes. About twenty Of
ia who were mounted found ourselves huddled together
so closely by the pressure OF the crowd
that there was scarcely room for our horses
10 stand. The crowd was composed mainly
of rougs every who sought every means OF an
noyance TO Many of them carried short clubs con
ceaed In their sleeves. and with these They began 10
strike and prod our We ired to make room for
the band 10 take its place. but did not succeed. Tho
police neither aided in our oorts nor gave US any
prot ection the attacks The oaiors, seeing THIS,
grew bolder and when tried 10 resist TIE crowd winch
was wedging US in more and more closely two burly
ruff ans sprang forward and seized horse on either
side by the BRIDE A moment later found myself on the
stone pavement with my horse lying top of me- made
an effort to RISE and while doing received blow on
10y leg from another horses. at last succeeded
IN releasing myself and getting my horse on his feet
when was On MS back again called to my com
rades and we charged upol the crowd OF
oafers They fed in every direction and the police to
whom we huu 3ppoaied ana "DO hau sau ~ WAS lMpos-
s.be make saw that II was not impos-
siblr In a very short time had good deal more
spice than we needed, and further attacks were
made upOa US WAen reached home at o'clock N
the morning who side aud shoulders as wei az MY
leg and ankle, were black ana Diuo from my tall. Ny
pnysiciap ordered me not 10 leave the house To- "A
week but although am still quite lame have cot out
to-day"
nte episode occurDd IN front OF the Hotel Bruins
wick on Monday evening that afforded amusement to
those VINO observed It, young man was st. nding upon
tue curb shouting for Hancock ana addressing insulting
Tho fllfun
Republcan VINO WAS standing by picked ~ the young
man BY the collar and seat OF the and car
RED him l,ack 20 the courtyard OF the hotel where he
enderv eposlted him Oh the grass SHOUTS of
followed hun AS he sueakrd out Dy the back way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
DECISlONS-OCT. IL.

c,,rsm. -Cbambers-Bv Judge Lawrence.-
armstrong sE m @ ,, % So be- settled an
parties handed 60 mo all The papers ase o h u pees
aust Justify m double The specified the nude ts
AIT Mc6omb.-i vii gran! an order 70 show eanSe weis
ss yanorien SpPe ob nns others do not re-
gard th0 affidavit as sufficient Jerome Tmmei iT ssG
Howel-objeciion overrulod aud bond declared ~
he ace on The special Term calendar for the 10Th inst win
SO cost, 10 abide the event %aI.on art Maison
size 30 hear counsel thus case on me q9SsIon oi n
AM 's fiGy Vi as to the default sufficiently explicit
scwsb disson ACT schwaDcdisson keport confirmed ana
nigmen OF divorce granted TO the painn Win cus' wy "
enid III the mater Of Clarke MOTION 10 EaoaV ra,gnm
Pr denied TGG am cG ssca fG esq., TO To-
take proof aud report Tue SAM win ms opn,9n tcT Stg
ton the matter Of Doher.y-Mo'n gran'eu '"c'"S 40
srssment -. w., ,,o.., .,seou.v art fessnor
By Judge Be ch.-Cohn agt Lppman1he allowed amend,
ment IN anyJ arr marked and there is no reference to
stcuogfapher's minutes These defects mus oe act
Wrg3-Moon granted and allowance to plaintiff OF 500
SGDgfOr Go-.ec'a Term ~ Nro G Dsaro1 JgSs Cane
pany-plain1s proDosed amendments to DEFENDANTS pro
BY Judge sp.irw Webb the Forty second Street Man
hatianvte and 81 Nicholas Avenue Halfway Co"ip'i''-
By Judge i.usse-Naney Tsvlor ordered
American pa Teeg 1pn com sey S e, S
ment Of costs. James ag Jex huht "S' L""ie''i "0O'
Uar,se Conrf- Chambrs-Bv Judge IsaacS.-
SANDERS ar Bnrke-Order directing Judgment docket marx
ed len partially SUSPENDED on appeal Iuefin-lon ag.'
Hail etc Order diNnssng COMPLAINT 1hlrOer 81 AZ , ase
Haiisfer and anoth-ordr OF substitution Tue NGton
Rro1a ~ lY Bank New-YOrk agt Person-Order seVernk
action ken igt BnnzOuier granting aye 10 ptOaeGno
a. uoor ners agt tea y.-DrieI sgnei. n"i-
lender a upper ct rider dschargng attachment EcK
a., apt MorTison-Order OF dIscOnlinuance Gtlhley ag
Stit-Crder defendants 10 file answer shue 4s'
Rowe. sler H. etc order OF discontinue &C. . - - -
nv iuee SheridaI.-K pp art Naturalization Tor new
trial denied with so costs. Moreda agl. Phean Moton
Granted opjnOn Feschman agt wilson ease settled
FLED .fo,,on orapto1
by Judge Goepp.-Dugan agt Higgns-Monoh granted
with $40 Gusts.
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limited STATES SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-The following bTi-

nrss ~ transacted By the Supreme Court OF the united
suites day:
Nos G67 sos and GG9-The Florida Railroad cases-Argn
mont conciud By g. f. Edmunds for appellant In NO
N, IN lilies, plantIn error Art the Untd
PISSED ~. l-George w. Patton et a. appeah =
art William A. Edwards al.-Dsmiss Il with COSTS No =
Daniel n N t. paint AT johnson llagoll Coht
IeIGenerI etc submitted ON briefs ny T., fhulp'' D. -
and J. t. Cadwllier pantn IN error, and by
ID f. Cnrhin for defendants in erir No. 3-dettf H. ana
n II Green appel tnt, az. william A. Gordon rta.Ds.
m eel vi a. cost. No. 4.-Tbe Mobile AMI ono Railroad
Comva " plainuh In aet the sta'e OF At-sls p
ui-u,s, " IN cosfs S.amrs Jt eiu et al. appellants
act Adj son Passed until the - IA INST NO 10
Holm \ iluufing pa nti In the Board OF minis
soners wake County. sun sed WIN costs uness DINER
"a DIS s,s of on n bel0re December No H. James
n Rntrr ulanlid IN riIor agt Anthony II. IhOm eeal
rrprs M tive of Thomas deceased submitted on Oies
nv A. Miller for peii h in ami tIank Hereford Tor
defendant m error No 10. The United ntes, paiht agt
samuel NICHOLS No 6-rhe United states, paintn. agt.
MuTrtv sIaney o. 9-Tie United states, paintn, agt
Michael lsyan-Plssrd until the 18th Inst
Adjourned until Monday DoXt AZ or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16

tarlfr plank Of the Democratic party. Two or three
davs before Indiana was heard from asked Dem
ocratic friend who has had large interests IN Iexas
since the war. how he intended 10 vote; III this
Il should have voted for Hancock, but to-day tho
country il in so prosperous condition that i
shall vote for Garfield. l don't want n
change, A Cincinnati buyer who came to this city
last week was undecided ~ 10 the amount OF MS
purchases owing to the doubtful political outlook,
The day after the great Repaid can parade ne saIu
he was so deeply impressed by the demons ration as
significant OF Republican success that he decldea 70
make large investments nc once. Inc country 70
satisfied with its prosperity and doesn't wa"' any
Democratic free trade experiments"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
NOT ALLowED TO SET UP FRAUD.

George S. Scott & Co. sued Cornelius IA.
Garrison. Leonard W. Jerome and Lawrence X jerome
in the Superior recover the face value OF no'e
Drawn BY them for $4,000 This note was gwen 10 Tue
firm OF Scott & by the defendants IN settlement Vi
certain stock specuatiOns hut IL was not pau on
ity Arier putting IN their answer the ueIenua"'S
ushod IN amend it by setting the defence OF usury
AID fraud Judge Russell YESTERDAY DEM ,ne ae and
that tbe allcg tions OF fraud were not sumclen,ay
snecide lie " 10 renew the motion upon more specuo
allegations OF fraud was granted. A.. .,o,,, ,gs.
Messu H. ; Bennett and A. d. Pape for the piahtins'
Messrs Crosby & DAILY for tue defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
An INSURANCE KhCEIVER APPOINTED.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-Judge Cox, sitting
in tn, Equiy term o the District Supreme Court
has made a decree appointing Mr. Dihame rs
ceiver OF the National Capital Insurance Company H. H.
Finley WIN was connected with the ponnelySpringer
trouble III the session OF Congress is He PrcsGent OF
fine company as successor to NOyes of Connecticut
fame. Toe allegations OF petition lefore
tnc rourL were that the company was in all
respects fraudulent and insovent the ceiyer VIII
rca ze on any finds and collect Whatever pre-
miums he can until he discovers the true CONDITION Of
the company, winch finding the C0ur viii finally act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
In Great Britain. where free trade exists, or tari
for revenue only" the fOll0winS Ways are phd:
NV- Ii. l.nn III d Y.

"Here is ahttle bill" said NJ. Dewey winch
find is circulating among the wJrkingmen pretty
freely and il Is having an excellent effect IN lead
ing them TO think and consider" Following is a
copy OF the circular:
WHAT TIE SOLID SOUTH Is WORKING FOR.
WORKING MN, ATTENTION!
CONSTITUTION OF THE soCALLED CONFEDERATE STATES.
No boupties shall be granted froD The asury, nor
shali any dutes impOrtatlOns from foreign
nations Tad foster any DrancA OF INDUS
Try"
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL PLATFORM, 1870.
eve demand that all Custom House taxation shall be
only FOR Revenue"
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL PLATFORM, 1880
"a tariff Tor revenue only"
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM. 1880.
We reaffr,I the belief, avowed In 1916 tat duties
1eve for ne purpose reyeuue ShOtd so dtScTmtnde
as 10 Juror American labor
MI. hammond foreman Of the manufacturing de-
partment saId that IA his depai tinent there had
been numerous acc, ssiOns 10 the Repub lean ranks
from the Democrats Among others he mentioned
two wurkmeD from Newark whose example and
conversation were having strong effect upon
many others. Mt. Raymond said that III the street
where he lived. IN Harlem a few weeks ago he was
the oaly Republican IN the block now, however,
be has ltepu means ali around HIM, and he att ID
utes the change almost wholly 10 the presentation
of the tariff question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Oct. 15.-In the Court of Appeals
to-day the following business wa transacted:
PKOCEFDNGS.
No 3a2-John H. Uuwer. appellant agt John Dannenhol.
fer and respondents argued by iona kyrne io
appellsn and Gorge Fisher tor lnients 10 $40
Alice spondent ag JACOB 1areI appellant aa
Cned A. H. sey for appellant anu g L. Lyon ljI re-
snond Van Bell. appellant a2t Henry W. fles-
colt AM Others. respondents; submitted.
PlOcama made and Court ahJOuIneu 10 mohuaJ,
November 8. 1880 at 10 O'Clock
DECISIONS.
The following decisions handed down Pontins ACT
the pep q eIc-Judxment affirmed aud the case lO anded
To the Court County for sentence me
Union ~ noolt Company the city VI Buifall; Ocot
ag Low re lrsjr agt CalKins; HawleY agt the NOfth
rr cen isailwa Company: Rounds agt the fIOspeSt
PARK AID Flatbus Railroad Company the ftOpe OK te
smith B0arn OF folice Commiss 1eIs etc ." s e
G. ~ of YOrk.-Judgments affirmed with COSTS bO"ny
ACT Kidd; Bueus AZ Kidd; Ball az kldd Bossert agt
K,dt-JuIgm"utS ir1al granted WIN COS
,Iide The People re Har agi the BDdu OF
FIRE Cnnm siouers tie CITY of y w-Iosk o der OF Gen
era Tru AMI pecial reversed aud proceedings OF ue
Commi onrrs without costs johnson agt hlWoOd
Crr q. General and SOrca Term reversed ana mo-
lion i,uid IN costs SherHOOt az. Nefpapck-Al peu
Roche In r" laying ont LiV
neztol.,t ctc-Order affirmed with COSTS Wayne County
SAVING Bank LOS-MOOn Tor rearSuuient deleu WIN
$40 costs.
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Cltn Rea! Gstatc Tor sale.

Gin Keal Ustdtc TOT 1HIe.
bargain. bargain. House on 67th-st,
- near 'u'''0' !" '''' CLARK & CRANE. PInest
BARGAINS IN. REAL ESTATE.
ID Iarge list OF prope improved and unmproved taken
bg corporations: brown stone OWennes
nrtrHint ,Tees and plots OF ground suitable
for Immediate Improvement ,orrrrn
property for exchange-city OT country -.
Pai mes controlling 100000 10 SlopOD can receive largo
prodts and quick returns absolute safe Investments
man lged Advances made on remit
E. b. HARPER Real Estate EXCHANGE L2o9 broadway
CLINTON-PLACE property, between Broad
" way and 5th-ave, for sale. rutland q Within
BoekmaD-st
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EFFECT OF RESTORED CONFIDENCE.

11IE RESULT IN INDIANA AND OHIO GIVING BOOM
TO MANUFACTURES.
al see you have some OF Mr.. LyalPs tariff cards
tackled up here, remarked TRIBUNE reporter to
John Hnde. manager OF the A. H. Hart Company,
manufacturers of fax, twins and linen yarns
as leentered The Office OF the large mandatory
at Fle,,ntl-ave. and Fiiiy-seventh-st.
"Wnst effect are those cards having upon your
empioyesp
"a very sfInng effect. indeed. They provoke q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
TRUST
MORTGAGEE'S SALE.
Narraganseti Hotel,
Providence, Rhode Island,

VIII be sold al Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY Novem
Der H. A. D. $780, II O'Clock the premises by VIZ
tue OF power contained in cetaia Trust MORTGAGE,
maze and executed the Narragansett Hote Company
co poraon created by General Assembly OF the state oil
Rhode Island located in the city of odenoe IN said
state To the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company cor
nora ion created by General Assembly OF the State OF
Rhode Island In said Providence, dated August
3A D. 1874 and recorded Book 50, page 532 OF the
Records Of Mortgages Real Estate said Providence the
covenants conditions of SAID Trust Mortgage having
been broken
All that tract situated in said CITY OF Providence,
and bounded northeTy Broad ST. which 1t measures
about one hundred and four and two hundred and
sxtyf inc housandths 3i269 feet easter on Drrance
st. on which measures about one hundred and eighty
and hun tired aud thuythree thousandths QoL23S
feet souhery upon Of the Providence opera House
Asosaton upon which about one bundred and
thirtyeiy ht and thirty huncredths U3S3n feet anu
westerly Eddy which II measures about one
ndred and hundred and thirty five hOu
saniths ls4 1887 feet with the Hotel Buildings
ano all other buildings improvements the standing
Terms cOndiuODs known at the LINE ana place Oh
sale.
By order Of the Rhode Island Hospit' Trust Company
Trust Mortgages ALEX. FARM 1 NJ, wee fTeSluent'
Providence oct g. 1880. -.... -.
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Bv Jas. Z. Welis,,
AT ppIvATR GALE.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAS5FERa


CITY.
Eldrdge st. no 49, l2isf 81 opnaesacs $4,000
q 2O7 10 o OF L. Nngonave, III ~ t'' ono
SIgmund Warsting ana w1te To Leanne1 oon 1vi-e -
1O9d. Ar 1875 II OF 3dav To luZdst. 81 20
x2oilOi VIM Lynch ana "iie 70 '.!..,.".. $1,000
77thst 275 r q Stn' r,s I5N Ward $4,000
I28th.st n 3 100 IL OF 5tnaye 5cxss.ll' JHmeS
Ieach and wife to Annie y thur 20
eth ave N q coro 49tbst 33. lOKl21X 100 nxZ2N@DA
eG7xioO Moworay ana "r' !" '. ~" 10000
27tbSt a 2O5 II Of 2dave 2ox9A9 Daniel Con- eo,o
way ana wife Anna NJ O'Brien. WV"
Lexingtonaye NV cor OF a3dn t on r FARLEY $4,000
4hay cor q S7s ameS ana aaolSeS 10000
6Ath.sf 1875 OF ihave, lS3Nt"V'G haf NJ ooo
n stewart and hus band n Mary X Purhy %'"oV
4bth st. 2l0 II " OF gta''Ve, -oAioVo' 27OJO
6sths, s. 49, ~ Oh rrsnptte Heldsbach 80 $4,000
58thst il76 " Of 4thaye lItxl WD ho"as 90 ooo
Xxi patrick Of al 20 Honriotte lIeide racn "-'V''
Pumpst =, In Wr ,ons deed dated 1879 1880
lOthave W dot No 81 Glass House farml, 2I.5x ono
10 p gorcer and wife 10 NJ GOldsein :....::. 9OO
llSthst 800 n Of 1st-aye, lSbX OD. " MhV soo
Mulgan ana husband TO Ffelrica Brett . S"VV
Thompson . IT. NO % i ,5 Karuiz $4,000
5thays a. AZ bs 81 9t 70 Morris ii Henry 10000
oths l2s i r " OF AveC' 2oh90i iona" wen % o7OO
llsth.st : ~ te OF ~ agnes 1901
RECORDED LEASE.
Craf,on q 20 Philip Brady part Of No ojl 6thsve, - ooo
2 years, rent ----------'------'
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NOR SAIE-A first-class uptown residence
COR SALE.-1he highly improved and very
i productive estate Of
" MAIZELAND."

Comprising about $50 OF land including 60 acres OF
woods o. hickory oil growth. Matzeand,
sitnaled In the of Red Hook, " Y. abOut 80
from the city OF NewYofk for many the resdeOce
of The late William Chamberlain. and Is well known
leang agcu uiss as one 81 The very finest "rnng prop
eris. In Duchess andsone 90
by 40 OCULAR brick extension under
roof furnace, hot and al CT cOnyenicnces
exc pting gas having been winter well the
Insr residence grounds
handsomely LAT q lawns atoms and strawberries
Besides buildings appetta 20 the mansion. such as
hmhns house gardeners hOu CONSERVATORY aperes,
&c SC there distances three very
prte sets of buildings each Sh gOOt AMI comfortable
farmers dive hing also three additional tenant houses
ana large sheep house Has been sheep Tor to
thirty aud OF the buildings erected
esecialy for sheep and unn-na y well adap ed
for that purpose THE farm ~ perfectly Drained ara well
watered bv Two springs.
wells ami clsternt Would q the western portion, including
6nod land # buildings aud two tenarJ houses about
400 acrcs ALL at moderate pTlce pr acre M ex-
en- nge but portion the purchase may
The
ton /. BaryUwn the Hudson River Railroad. two mies
distant Fu ther information, N desired, viii be gwen By J.
Grouse Of Red HOOK National Bank, or by Theo
Qorc Thnpson, Of No 6sl 0th.ave. NewiOrk.
MARY Is. CHAMBEKLAIN, Executrx.
THEODORE TIMPSON. pxao,,o..
~ \ ~ I- R
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Gltp DrousrIp 90 Eel.

Gltp DropsrIp 90 Eel.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ENGLlSH
asamsut honss, "a East 3lstst between Madison ana
AYES; hot water furnace open hrepaees ne
cheerful home for more years private iay
only owner there from until l.
NFFICES TO LET, some desirable. at low
" prices IN the buildings J. g. aud Beskmao-st ~
1873 Nassau St. AMI IN Pafk 10" Opposite +. " NOLAD
Il WHITING Beekman-st
mo LET, FURNISHED, at reasonable rent,
class 4-story brownsone house % East olst;ss,
near isonave. handsomely furnished aud IN compete
der residence family going abroad. Can be seen fro
10 ~ or 3 to g o'clock
rI,O RENT-Furnisbed house, Ohio stone,
three story high stoop. l27th at. between on an1
6ayes reasonable terms; mmedlate possession AoufeSs
w. B., +. o. Box $50.