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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-11-01
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Arrivals for October at Portsmouth.
PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 31.-Sixty-four sailing
and fourteen steamer merchant vessels arrived
at this port during October. Seyenty-fiye
were coastwise and two foreign.
Instantly Killed
DOVER, n. H., Oct. 31.-Alexander Green
wood, while working in the yard of the Great
Falls Manufacturing Company last night, was
struck on the head by lump of iron weighing
lOO pounds, which was thrown from the third
story. His death was instantaneous.
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Ben Hill,s Political shnas

ATLANTA, Ga, oct. 31.-The members are
here in readiness fer the meeting of the Leg
islature tomorrow The early part of the ses-
sion will be ful of interest, as Governor-elect
Stephens is to be inaugurated, and Senator is
to be elected both, to fill the unexpired term
of Senator Hill, and for the term that follows.
Numerous judges and other officers are also
To he elected
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Railroad Receipts.

PORTLAND Oct. 80.
Received by Maine Central Railroad for Portland
81 cars miscellaneous merchandise; TOR connecting
rosiB 1913 cars miscellansoueS merchandise.
Miscellaneous merchandise received by the Port
land g. Ogdensburg Railroad, ~ cars.
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"a Bishop To R.es;on

lNDIANoPLIs, Oct. 31.-At called meeting
diana held at the residence of Bishon Talbot
Monday evening the bishop stated that finding
himself incapacated for the performance az
his Episcopal functions he had decided to offer
his resignation Of the diocese to the House of
Bishops. -
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ONE CHANCE IN A HUNDRED.

Ex-Governor Hendricks Condition Said to
be Exceedingly Critical
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 31.-Ex-Governor Hen
bricks condition has not changed and no oper-
alton has been performed There is q differ-
ence of opinion among his physicians, and one
of them at least regards the disease as certain
to be fatal in the end. He is reported to have
said that the ex-governor chad not one chance
of recovery in a hundred" Tho others be-
lieye that the gangrenous toes, may slough of,
or that his life may be saved by timely oper-
alton. He receives personal and political
friends freely to-day.
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A Clerk Gone wrono

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Oct. 31.-Alfred G..
Sturevant, 20 years old, a drug clerk wass ar
rested this noon for stealing fancy articles frona
his employer. He confesses and 5000 worth of
property was recovered
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. Oct. 81.
The markets were generally quiet to-day, and
without feature. Sweet potatoes off little and
quoted at 2 5092 75. Eggs are firm at 27G2sc
Receipts Of potatoes have been heavy with only q
moderate inquiry,
The following are so-day's quotations OF Flour
Grain krc
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POLITICAL.


The Campaign in Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 31.-The citizens com.
mittee decided to offer $4,000 in rewards for
the detection of frauds at the coming election.
1t is said Gov. Huyt will preside st the Inde-
pendent Republican meeting in this city and
will speak for Stewart.
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Extra Notice.
Extra Notice.
Extra Notice.

DIR. BAIRD of Boston, who has for twenty
five years made the the treatment and cure of Ca
tarrh, Deafness, Blindness, Bronchitis, Throat and
Lung Affections, and all Chronic Diseases Of the
Nervous System, and those peculiar to Women a
special study. Many patients continuing to call
daily. Will prolong his stay at the United States
nation and advice free. Hours from 10 to IL: to
f. z toS. oct26d1W#
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SPORTING.
Trotting at Mystic Park.

BOSTON, Oct. 31.-Mambrino George won
the 2.50 race at Mystic Park in three straight
heats; best time, 1884. Nickle won the 232
race, taking the second, third and fourth
heats. The first heat was won by Lady Thorn
ton Beststime 22d4.
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a $3OOOn nirn

CHICAGO. Oct. 81 "A fire this mornins de-
stroyed the building and contents of the Wes-
tern Refrigerator Co., Michigan St. Loss S30.-
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Ordereo IN the West Tndjes.

NEWPORT, R. l. Oct O1-It is rumored that
all vessels of the United States training fleet
the winter.
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PORTLAND, Oct. 81.
The folio wing quotations Of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by S. H. Larminie
& Co., 167 Commercial street. Portland.
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YELLOW FEVER.

The Stricken City.
PENSACOLA, Oct 31.-Fifteen cases of fever
and four deaths are reported today.
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Death of a Dist,no,,,shod nron

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 3D. DIR. VIM. G. Mitch
ell, for many years professor of law in the Uni
vsrsity of Georgia, died at Athens, today.
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Rurepeaa Markets
By Telegraph.

BY Telegraph.
LONDON, Oct. Blu. s. ext 5s los.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3I-1S 80 p. M-Coston msaast
is firm pands at essdOrleans VA d sales l2,COO
bales Speculation and export 1000 are
steady.
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R q SKE ET9,

ing of all the latest styles of Fancy Scrap, Work
Stands, Work, Nnrsery, Lunch, Travelling, Flower,
Office, HAMPERS and Market Baskets. These goods
are fresh and will be sold low. Please examine
w. G. SAWYER & CO.,
5, 2 & 8 PrebIe Street.
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The Quartsrmaster General of Connecti-

cut Resigns.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 1.-The follow
ing letter was received last evening by Cover
nor Bigelow and explains itself:
"HARTEoRD, Conn, Oct. 80, 1882.
To HIS E1eeLency Hobart B. BigeLo1o:
Dear Sir-I hereby tender my resignation Of
the Office of Quartermaster General of the
State. May ask your Exoellency to accept
this resignation at the earliest possible hour
consistent with your personal coavenicnce?
Allow me to express to you my very sincere
appreciation Of your kindness to me as q mem
Der of your staff.
am, with profound respect and gratitude,
your Excellency's obedient sers ant,
(Signed) ALEXANDER HARRISON"
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The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer 5ros. q Co., Dry Goods,
Woolens end Fancy Coos, 144 70 152 Middle stresti
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New York stocA and money rarss.

NEW YORK. Oct 31-EVeslng. Money loaned
up from 6@8, down TO and closed offel ed g. prime
mercantile paper Gags. Exchange steady @8llA
for long and 4S51s for short. Governments u
lower for 3s, but otherwise unchanged State bonds
inactive Railroad bonds very duh and irregular,
ed 247 600 shares.
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Suspension of Another Dry Goods Firn.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 81 Meyers & Marcus,
wholesale dry goods dealers, have made an as
signment Liabilities $20e,Q00
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FFbsu DttN UNhFkefe
,,,ted for the PRESS daily by Wheeler. Swim
Commission Merchants In Chicago brss.sS
Foreign Exports.


GRAND RIVER, PEI. schr Allen Lewis-5o bb
-four, $50 gals oil.
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WORK HORSE FOR SALE.

Bay Mare, 8 years old, sound ana a
good worker; weight 1000. Price $75,
Can be seen at F. C. Hayes Stable,
Plum Street
~et01 dow
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House met at 10 a. IN. Minutes Of previous
meeting were read and approved.
KIPoETs OF COMMITTEES
Nj Widemann Chairman Of the Finance Com
mitee. read the following report
10 the Honorable the President Of the Legs
lative Assembly.-The Committee of Finance beg
10 Law before the House the report Of Messrs.
Hsyselden and Hardie, experts employed 10 IN
spect and report upon the work done and the
expenditure incurred ON the Palace. Your Com
miitee are fully aware that large sum of money
has been wasted in building the Palace, but they
cannot trace this waste to its source and Therefore
confine themselves TO saying that they much regret
a system should have been adopted here, under
niilted. H. A. wideman. A. $. CleghOrn. Geo. Z.
Richardson. Joseph NaSahi.
Report ordered TO be printed
Mr.. Nswahi Chairman of a select Committee,
who have had under their consideration the pro
pos.ed amendment to Section a67 of the Civil Code,
presented a new Bill. Report adopted. and Bill
ordered to be sngrossed and read a third time on
Tuesday next.
Mr.. kaunamano, Chairman Of a Select Commit
tee to whom had been referred certain items IN
the Appropriation Bill, providing for the repay
tnent OF certain c inns Tor double taxation, recon-
mended the payment Of $50 10 Alex. Baldwin.
Sl2i5O to the Hawaiian Agricultural Society, and
- to j. Maipohilafni; th0y further recommend
to increase the amount 10 500 in view of further
claims that may be made. Report adopted.
Mr. Kalua presented 4 petition from the inmates
of the Branch Leper Hospital Praying Tor the re-
InoTal of one Of the assistants.
Mr. Bishop said this a matter that ought to
be laid before the President of the Board OF
Health.
Mr. Gibson said that letter had been received
by the Minister Of the Interior he subject and
As President Of the Board Of Health he intended
to investigate the matter. de asked that a com
mttee be nominated to visit the Hospital with him
The President appointed as a committee: Messrs.
Gibson, Kalua, Palohau, Pilipo and heau.
Mr.. Bishop gave notice Of his intention to intro
duce a bill relating 70 minors who are inmates OF
reforsnGtory schools.
Mr.. Pilipo moved that the Interpreter of the
House be appointed Translator also. Carried.
OgDER or IRE DAT.
Third reading OF an act to amend Sections and
8 Of the SESSION laws Of 1853 relating to fences.
lengthy discussion took place on this bill, and
Il was finally referred 90 a Select Committee. The
President appointed Mossrs. keau, Mahoe, kau-
hane. Widenann and Gardner.
The House adjourned AZ l2;l5 p. m.
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Women smucEls II and they arr not easy 70 search
After this explanation, he hoped they would hear
no morn about opium Smuggling.
Mr.. NaWahi gave his version Of the theory on
which the Custom House was conducted, and made
pertinent allusinus to members Of the stan
The Attorney General oallec upon tho chairman
OF the committee to demand the Of The party
alluded
Tn being pressed Mr.. NEwAhi disclosed the
name Of Mr.. hendry IS the person 70 whom ne
alluded.
The Attorney General said they now had some
thing TO work upon and sn Investigation would be
made.
The items under consideration were again refer
red back to the committee.
The House adjourned At 40 p. m.
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Execution of Guiteau

By tl9 steamer cry y NtF iWN We AoSeA'eN
files to July list, from which clip the following
Execution of GuiteAu.
w.sH1SoroS June SO.-About o'clock Guiteau
sat down to breakfast. lie started in with an
Apparently good appetite, but It was evident he
vAs feigning an unconceun that he did not feel,
and his stomach refused TO sustain him IN the
attempt 10 deceive, he dropped his knife and FORK
and stopped in his moNl.
He tramped up and down for a few minutes and
firing Of his exercise went back 10 his cell. There
be affected to busy himself IN writing. and had
another visit from DIR. Hicks. At lO;O he took his
bath and dressed himself for the execution.
Before 10 o'clock crowds had began to assemble
before the jlil. The roads leading to the prison
we're thrOngod with ,tTagglers Of all ages and con-
ditions.
While Dr. Hicks was in the prisoners cell at IL
o'clock Guitgau made some requests As 10 the
execution and the hanculan. and having made
copies Of his last prayer, poem ami other Writings
tore up the originals. lie then sent for the jail
bOotblnck, anu gave him his shoes TO be shlned
His dinner was brought as he doctor WAS leaving
and be ate with much relish. His dinner con
sisted Of pound Of bToiled steak dish OF fred
pot ttoes four slices Of toast and quart Of coffee
Dr. Hicks. when he came out OF the cell, SAID the
prisoner had not the slightest fear. " We have
bad pleasant religious talk. lie feels now his
preparations Are completed, and he Is now ready
Tor the last fcrmahty. He commits his soul TO
God with the utmost confidence"
BY half-plst eleven there was IN Jail crowd
of between two and three hundred people, mainly
newspaper correspondents, of whom some fifty
we're admitted police officers, department officers
members of the medical profession, members OF
Congress, and army officers narrowly watching
the condemned man. A detail OF United States
troops we're stationed in Of the galleries over
looking the rgtunda.
Shortly before u O'Clock Guiteau seemed to break
down completely and burst into tears and sobbed
historically AFTER tho death warrant was read
by the v arden, the prisoner became more COM
posed and turning away began - brush his hair.
At 1923 the iron gates at the end I the corridor
unclioked and then Warden Crocker made his
appearance, and moment later the familiar
form of Guiteau was seen. His face was pallid
and the muscles about the mouth moved nervous
". The proofs sion moved quickly to the scahold,
and Guiteau assembled the somewhat steep steps
with As much steadiness could be expected from
a man whose arms were tightly pinioned. At the
last step be faltered for moment but was assist
ed by the officers, Who walked mp on either side.
Upon reaching the platform Guiteau was placed
behind the drop, facing the front of the scahold.
He gazed upon the crowd, looked up at the beam
over his head, and quietly made survey OF all
the dread paraphernalia. As soon as the crowd
gained access, General Croker waved to them to
uncover, and all heads were barred. DR.. Hicks
then prayed in these words:
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Supplement to the Hawaiian Gazette July 18th, 1882

Al the autopsy, The brain VA Sound to Be in a
normal condition, and weighed form nine Ounces.
tarnal orrRns
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pline and progress Of the students we're in tho
MAN, most satisfactory. We may say, however.
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Cured in the resolution introduced by Mr.. Kalua
on Monday, that in view Of the prosperity Of this
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LATEST FOREIGN HEws.

by the steamer CRY II Ss'c York we received
files to July LIST, from which se clip the following
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the natives by divort1ng attention and resources
from the terrible facts of the day, to provide
against which an army of physicians is better than
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

Horss me, at 10 =. n. Minutes Of previous
NESTING read ard Confirmed.
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SArURDAI. July 5, 1882.
House met at 10 a. IN. Minutes Of previous
meeting were read and approved
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STATE OF TRADE.
nnMEsrIC MAaKRra


- BAlrTMoRE Nov 2.-Cottor duiet Mddings, lO'se
Fonr steidyt Western - 30
as4 on DO Extra 81 266si rs 10 Family 81 ~ ns6 90
CIV ils super 30 PS4 O0 Extra "a % rs4 70 do
Iio brands. NJ JOgsJ 70: Patapsco Family, 80 20
Wheat-Souhern Red. 81 O30$l "a: do Amber 81 Os ~
al l5. No. / Maryland 81 %: No. 2 Western Winter
RED spot y November u 90 a$l o5S COrn-souhern
Wn'a 75aSsc.i Yellow, SIC; Mixed spot -1~
ste: November, Soc. oats sieady-oouthern 1890
45 di7c; do. Mixed 42DA3c. fennsFFhs
44a47c i've dull % a7Oc quiet; Prime 10 choice
Peunsyyania MARYLAND SI4 OOGSl5 q" PIoVisl0ns-
Mesa PORK, s24 Observation-Disclosures, II la Sc
Clear RIB sides, packet l2@l5e Bacon - sho9drfs
l2sc; Clear RIB sides, lTc Hams, lBnl65lc. Lard
Refined, 1890. ButterW estern Packed I6s@5c Cream
cry 30a37c Eggs, 29e. Petroenm- Refined. IA21Iss
Coffee Rio cargOes. Ordinary Fair 7is6Sc sugsr-"A
soft 9se. Corner Refined. l7s.e whiskey 81 zlasl ~
-BUfFALO Nov. 2-ki0ur steady Quoted City GROUND
View Process, 81 25gss -. White Winter $3.50 -,
Amber, $575 So No I bakers from hiaDesota
Spring Wheat. 81 ~; Rye MIXTURE 10. No. Spring
s Rye Flour % ga SO Graham % 5oSss Wet
Ground No. spring. s70s7 so Bakers s61bUfl 30
Amber SO 501s7 30. White Winter. SO 1887 60i New
Process IS ass. Wheat hrrn No. White Michigan a.
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financial.

NEw. York. oSTAmo AND WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY, }
IKEAsuKEKh OFFICE 40. SO WALL-sT,
NEW YORK, Nov. /. lrst.)
SUBSCRIBERS under the terms of this Com
~ panys circular Of July 80 1892 mortgage
per cent bonds OF the Mem YORK. WEST SHORE AND
BUFFALO RAILWAY COMPANY hereby notified that
further stament Of ten O per their respective
subscriptions lnsanent No has been duly called by inc
Board OF Directors payable At this ONCE Wednesday o.
vember 10 les2 The bond subscription transfer books Will
he closed "wednesday November isS2 at y. aud
reOpened the OF Thur sday November lB 1854
All checks shoa DO drawn " tho order OF tho undcr
signsA G. -. JORDAN,
Treasurer.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riusr. Vessels and RGltrotfs.
NFw-YoRK. Thursday Nov. 2 1852
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
NETWORK. Thursday, Nov. 2. 1889.

ASHES Ouiet and upchAngtu: -. o,.,o,,, o,sIer
COFFEE dull and nominal on the spot 80,
aud more active sac sales oDJ Das %
4 ,oe 645c 200 bags 90, o'tuc.;
Teeember USOc; 1000 10 625c lO0) January SOC II0o
5gor-b 4 ga &c. ana -0o oa-9 40,
20 i5c Mild grades quiet, weak and nominal Dlo.sIs
sev re freube lie too Coffee MaracaDo remains
ssa,sn9v 7Ea ii nc; LaguayGa odllc Java 1870 @Oc
Savaniila. 72al2oC , .,.-..,-- oo.-o
,nv sales Is l6u bales last evening" INC IIS
& o bales export and 90 bales ioI splnnm- os2
IN confrcfs 500 bales Receipts AZ the lOrt7 to-day 9uo
rolls against 45 bales day last week. ana 37503
since september looo11o Ud4os against
ghJ ,. BALES for last SeasOA
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ruRoprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

roxpoS Nov 2-l230 o. MI bonds three I aIa
, ~ er eenIs and half 1895 cOheos
Tor both money and the account Ataans "a do second
Wasarn first mortgage trustees ceruncaes 20 penn
64l New York Central 1856 Illinois Ceh.AI ontario
sylvania Central, So \; READING ~ M "ommon ii2
sna Western 277s Milwaukee and 81 Pa arst mort
IoNb0S Nov S-Atantic and Great wese TIL decline s
Que 10 the statements made 10 The Iepoi' ~
Il swafDrick - - Tho rronortion Of Bank OF
Fsgand reserve liability when ii,"n m the Bank
and has decreased ss3O00O dnrtng me past hree
1900 Nov $500 D. m.-farir aaVioe- quose
49, csrJ renes AZ as confines Tor pe 80 money
Nov 2-4:OU .. m-COnsois IOI n. ~,
and for the account; Atlantic and SreI 80 Nex
md mortgage trustees certificates u ~ ~ vsrn ~ "a
Sort Central 1904 NewYoIk. ontario a1d 1 Irae
GoxpoS Nov 2-4:0O o. m.-Pars adNees 4a"s sccomnf
csnt rentes M 80 francs CentimeS Ior the 20,
aud exchange London al 20 names -
checks ,, ..,.oc,o,t ~ The Bank Of
rrancs shows a decrease OF $4,000 francs golu anu
. decrease OF 5. 625 900 francs silver
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Citp ReaI Gsilte tor Sale.

TOR SALE-Or would exchange for larger
4 house. No PAS East !st-st. 3 story brownstOne.
ROLAND a. WHITING, NO. . beekman-st
TOR SALE Ihree-StOry, high stOOp, base
6Sh-st, I'd and ID ayes ready Tor occu-
paucy $4,000 $3.50 40. Apply 10 JOIN D. CAIMMINS,
1887 dave. Us last 6othst
TOR SALE.-Full front dwellings on 18th,
18th 18th 20rh list ODD 23d aud 10Th St. west OF
ith-aye. IRVING Place price $4,000 10 SgOOOO
LII. CAAfENTElp 80 East I'D t, y n. O. A. BuIuhs.
EOR SALE.-NOs 100, 1872, 1874 122d-st.,
9Th 7th-ayes., Mount Morris PARK; three out OF
elegant brown stones ia by y iOI l"tl'
cabinet perfect; built b. day appreciated Wheh
examined Inquire on premises owner aud builder, ,r,r
TOR SALE.-Three elegant 3-Story and base
houses, l74xJ2 feet; lot 100 leet II
incl fine location Plumbing perfect nne cabinet hnish
GAYS work ,preciatod seen. $50. 49, % Vest
LID 9th AMI 1tldyes near Mount Morris fdrS lhIyr
nation premises. owner AMI builder bAhl hbAA
SMITH
AN CREST OF LENOX Hills. w. cor
" Parkave OJth-st elegant houses Just finished
amos Is Usy's work. in Old colonial style easy 10
quaint and interesting; always open descriptive
WILLfIM a II ANKINsON. 213 West 3lst-st,
Owner aid Builder or
WILLIAM II. JACKSON & co. Union square N Y.
"VHREE full lots on the NOrnIngside Plateau,
2stst Of me boulevard the rest Of the Agn
groun on splendid view OF the snftOuhdg
country about highest ground OF Central PARK VII
sod U easy C. ms. Apply % owner " NJ JE.N
NINGS DEMO REST. Is f at litn-st, Ciiy.
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Bankima fjuuses am Banters. d.
Diuioen1 Notices.

4 LII COUPONS DUE 1ST PROM, and the
~ the principal of all due that date Issued by
RAILROAD EQUIPME NT COMP ANY. secured 10y
rolling IN nahd the folio wing railroads crtrust
will be paid that date Offices Of Post
Martin & CO. "a Pinesr Neg-lOrA; l.. W. CLARK & Co..
% 81 L.. phIaaeIyha-
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REAL ESTATE
NGw-YORK. Thursday, Nov. 2, 1892.
RECORDED EEAL ESTATE rkASsfGH&

RECORDED EEAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS
SFwroRK
nsfty 10 oV sehermeP2orS ~ fien wv. $4,000
een9-s Ellen RSchmnty anu $4,000
4th,si 8 SO GUS Of oRsp1s.st lIiOx7j.7i
Avec. 5 5 It 50 cast aSSIes0 Thomp. oooo
and VIE 3 J ~ 3, mon $4,000
'' and ID auce e1sc 81 SsIT 10 gSe 1870
Tiser a1a %ife 70 Keiy $4,000
Js 1 enc laen 10 bUnon 6iarFs 100000
'z' S and ii sassisa s 10 TO- ON an ioSAlO1 1900
f" Vest sanA aud National rar< BANK % 'o'opn 10000
57t6.s o. shave. i6iioo5i NOvins :. 600
Sq " oi iuo' 1225o
Ko to Demesey ''oVS DOA.ODl- looSO
lev to q + Rost i'''.. 5000
Relaer and nYS vie 10 sinson. 1880
lS45t n 49, It. % g,as % 81 lss59't and
ls4ah,"t' n :. To- . $ S5th.st iiO II Of 6thsye.x
s7.6; VredenOergh and another to " JACK So,
4otSst No ga EAST i4I959 II Yrower and wife ooo
A,sA. NV cor Of st.sr. to Bcrfian.ave. 75x2O.
sarah Ames and husband to Christopher sooo
7sth.st n ; i6i It W OF AveA 25Iio2z onas Welt
'''5 Donald & bas5a 8i t ~ $4,000
Itivingt o. - 70 ~ u Attorney It. ZoNlO5
sherwood 70 Emily sherwood. -...........-.....-..
LeXi atos. 80 IL II Of lJ4th-st, 25XOo; r
Ire cy and wife % A Baumgarten ,;-,.5----,
aze and vie 70 81 kor
ChariessL ; l42 II W Of z eeckerst lot 45xl43
ss@e1yte Of Al looAiAn eA''u'i " 1905
and 5a;bo6 70 q sayT ava se2J
Ve oepeTt to- TO william OF r 5h 4oAU 10000
ard ano fSr Of 70 Aahms 1880
Jonn S IAN 9Ssbin OF i'a'e same 5000
o"' Jennie s. 5e e IL OF 'ave !osAio1 'ae $500
Maiden ans, ~ lJ3, IL James and wife 10 N y
Packard and another as commit 1
CON Executor to to 81 oti o% Iys 1880
C kson 10 NJ Msry KING 1g'''' 700
lsth.st. 40 IL East iGxJ2, nary Holmes 70 p $500,
DuIant ltOOO
i'' s : sr ana 0 to i.abe Erckio6 900
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