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LOCAL LIN EH.

oo0d trunks for sale al 90 CT. store.
en- cents will be paid for a perfect
IN OF The DAILY GAZETTE of April
w. 1881 at this office.
lne DELAWARE GAZETTE will be is.
lad to-day.
~ ,ne Women's Foreign Missionary So
5 5. Of New Castle Presbytery, met yes
y uaS III west Presbyterian church, this
., ano democratic members Of the Levy
pur' y. nave also been summoned to ap-
al IN the Superior Court Ct this
a. rI,y NY on Monday, May 18th, to aus
sla. new store house Is being built at
'asgoW by George Boulden, Jr.
H. u FTatln thinks of reliDgulsbIpe
W. '"'na ware business, and practice
sne secretary of the Maggie Mitchell
aha'lc Association did not plav for
pUs oInent IT u OF David Downs In Odd Eel
"' hall last evening.
a1 nslters q administration have been
ktsto 'u ~ 70 Margaretta Stradley upon the
SenCodos y. William II. Stradley, late OF
snoa oauer Hundred, and also to isabella
Ou Oh on the estate of Clement b, Ba-
~ late Of this city.
.oa,,,. nHmter of Republicans have re.
II nr,son, " IT, wales TO allow his uame To
I'M ba b,o1n'ed h as a Mavoralty candidate
"' mas consented to do so.
b"ls %ls1'lng ',1g Of the Board of Trade will
epotv , wi W; Coffman has been appointed
Ia 5 in n,r T,ollector, Of the port Of New Gas.
P''Ve Oh W. W. Hopes resigned
h UDitt met, Engineer McIntire will, b.vs al,
sace to'Sr ia Sr drawn from the s9ntH Ions
Ion, ~ Iy ,Ho IN orderto repair the wall n
~, 'he pumping station. l -
h r"uSnn f"rS,,& 4 Barnhill have a fine s,oct
iarket re s,,oe,i IN their store, Tenth anc
pred on "Fores TOn, R, Kramer, who was II
stlendinl tuesday afternoon las, ,nl,,, al =
ng. '"s funeral, is rapidly i'm improve rove
olloTRiyrss llRys Of the the DAILY GAZETTE Of n,
HAzErrsS oates, are wantad 81 ,h' ~
spt, % Oince; - Aug, 8, 10. II, 1881
IN be given en-, tor Dec. e !, 1881. Five cent
late, '''u iOr a perfect copy Of each
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Amusements.
MMY aMEEraEARr."

On Saturday evening, the John r.
Rodgers Com edy Company su porting
the we'll known aoiress, Minnie Pa mer,
will appear In the Opera Houss In
William GiIl's beautiful comedy OF my
Sweetheart" The play revels In muse,
mIrtb, mischiaf. songs, duets and dan-
ces. The Buffalo Express Of August 3Oth,
says:
IL was so warm that comfort indoors
was hardly conceivable, and one would
have thought that even the charms of
my Sweetheart" would be impotent to
draw a crowd to place of amusement,
yet there was really large audience at
the Academy. Miss Minnie Palmer
needs no introduction, as she is known
as graceful, bright, talented. and spir-
tied little lldY. Her character of Tina
Is quite charming and piquant, aud we'll
su ted to her acknowledged abilities.-
Mr.. r.. E. Graham a. Tony, presents a
we'll studied and clever performances,
and there Is everything in the comedy to
make it popular.
'sMARDo."
On Monday evening next, Frank l..
Frayne, supported by caIelullY select
cd company will appear In tue historic ]
drama of :, ,Mardo, or the Nihihsts of
ST. Petersburg" During the play the
trained lion Emperor, the performing
bpoh 0AAhOg anu wv AbbtbA uOk OdDh
will be introduced on the stage. OF the
play the Boston Sunday Budget says:
Frank l. Frayne In tue historical
drama "MaIdo; Or the N,hilst4 of st.
Petersburg" has Appeared at the Wind
sor Theatre duing the past week, sup
ported by sronS diaTat.c Company.
The play, which IL OF the sensational or
der, Introduces stirring scenes both in
this country and in Russ a, and depicts a
MI haN hntRhF0ahlh
ed by the hero. IncldeDtal to tho piece
are the performances of the trained lion,
Emperor, the performing bears, Bruno
and Chic, and the educa'ed dog, Jack
and all OF the above qusdrupeds display :
a wonderful amount of sagacliy. The
familiar play "Sl Slocum or, The Trap
per and his dog, will be given during
the present week, in which the trained
hon, the acting dog, Jack, and the per
forming b. ars will be- introduced. Mr..
Frayne will al,O give an exhibition oil
his skill with rife.
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H. ALFRED CoNKLIVa COKE, who
iust been nominated for Judge Of
United States District Court for
Northern District of New York, is
nephew OF Roscoe COnkling, and
y of Bishop Coke of the western
pCeSe of New York. Mr.. Coke
eduated at Hamilton College, and
Ad law with Mr.. Conkling, whose
ftner he afterward became 10 Utica,
peie he now resides. No lawyer IN
Interior of the State is better known
an advocate or an orator. He IL
" about 80 years of age. Tho
pee to which he Is nominated was
Ied Tor a quarter of a century by his
andlather, the Hon. Alfred Conk-
10,
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Total.. e3l ,8Sl I33 tl72, W, ,ls7 sl4l, ,i42 OOS

The reason for this uufavorable
trade balance Of $14l, 142, ,O03 is that
the people of the countries here men
toned are unwilling to buy our manu-
factures at prices artiticially enhanced
by our protective tariff, but prefer to
bay the cheaper English wares.
There is settlement, however. They
do not permit us to 60 one hundred
and forty-one millions of dollars
deeper in debt every year. They re-
quiIe uS to pay for the English wares
they buy. They are not in want OF
our unprotected agricultural products,
bat England is. So we send our grain
and farm produce to the manufac.
turing county, to which the Brazil.
ians, Chinese, &c., are in debt, and
thus the account is squared. Instead
Of paying 1t ourselves with our manu-.
factures, we get the Englishman to dc
it for us with his.
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Ten strike.

"A young German-A merlcan, Hermann
ID, Hartlen, left his old grandparents In
Germany TO escare he military duty OF
the FadeIland and to better his fortun es. {.
He was only twenty-one, and found a
place to work at the Ten-pIn Alley OF H.
Blllen berg. q chmpatrloG who enjoys
high repnte, at No. 100 Raymond street,
Brooklyn. He was q saving young man,
and Invested one dollar In ihe February
drawing OF The Louisiana State Lottery
(he was not sure of the stability OF the
savings iustitutionsl and he received
bl5. .010 he is new popular leader Of
youth in the city OF churches He 10
anOut to return TO superintend the re-
moval of his grandparents here. He will
invest In the next drawing which tax es
place April llth before "a leaves, and you
can learn anything about II by W iting to
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nnIv nno nnlInr

Pers ons desiring to obtain homes
on the very easiest terms or to iRvest
their money safely and at good rate
of interest cannot do better than sub
scribe for shares in the excelsior
Loan association, now being issued.
Shares one dollar each. The whole
amount invested with six per cent
interest may be obtained at any lime
after the first year.
For further particulars call at the
Office Of VIM. E. Hawkins, Secretary,
No. 712 Market street, Wilmington,
Delaware. mar21-eod1m
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SERVICES AT TRINITY.

Tomorrow will be Good Friday. Morn
log Prayer, Litany, and the Pro. Anap-
horal service will be said at 1870, and q
sermon appropriate to the day delivered
by the Rector. A special service of
prayer and meditation will be said at
3 O'Clock in the afternoon the hour of
our Lords death. EVening prayer and
sermon at 7.30 p. N. ais it nothing to
you, all ye that pass by?" "Behold and
see If there be any solrow like unto my
sorroW,n
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NeEroer rroIn nTnrrInnd.

One day last week, Delaware Clark, a
we'll known farmer OF Pencacer Hun
dred drove to this city with four negroes,
and TOOK them before the Levy Court
for the purpose tf having them put on
the ass siment list.
II has just come to light that the afore-
said negroes, had Just come over into
this State from Maryland, and were not
residents of this State. This is the
means whereby the Immaculate Repub-
lican party expects to have an honestelec
tion. No voter should lend his aid 10
such plan and praty. lie should em-
phatically discontinue 1t.
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Omcern Installed.

Last evening the following named
persons were installed as officers of
Liberty Lodge, No. Q, A. q. of g. F. :
w. G., William T. Green; W. V. g.,
Charles Italie; W. O., John NJ. Hunt
ley; w. Il. s., Purnell b. Darrell; w.
F. b., Charles II. Spear; W. T., ]. K.
Sutterley; w. W., John NJ. Sparks;
W. J. W., Charles +. Sawyer; W. T..
Thomas X. Curlet.; w. j. t., Adam
HOehn.
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NEw ADVERTlsEHIEWrH.

NOTHCE-A special meeting OF the
~ stocknolders of the Wilmington
CITY railway Company will be held az
the Office of the Company, DuI ont street
and Delaware avenue; on Thursday amer
noon, April 18th, at 2 O'Clock for the pur-
pose OF taking a vote of the stock holders
upon the question Embarrassing the capt.
tai stock Of the company to An amonpt
sufficient TO construct an ex tension OF the
railroad, about one mile from Tenth
stleei, northerly on Market street. BY
order OF the Bo ar of d 'rectors.
JAMkk BRADFORD.
apl6-sll-l2 President
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An Economical Engine.
From the Boston Transcript.

From the Boston Transcript.
A smokeless and sparkIess loco
motive was tested on Saturday after,
noon on the FItchburg Railroad.
The run was to Waltham and back
a distance of twenty miles with a
consumption of 273 pounds of Cum
berland coal for the round trip. The
average consumption Ofcoal for a
twenty mile trip with an Ordinary
engine Is about 900 pounds, thus
showing a verv large saving in fuel
besides the stopping of long>felt
nuisance in railroad travelling smoke
and clnders.
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Vat .9uily 6asettt.
w,tM1NeroN PosTSoTTICE
'TEREP Ps 81 SsEHOOSD-CI.Ass MATrEA'
FIRST EDITION.
r.r.rraphIc Summary.

i,S',ilv nI Of governing ireland by q
'u composed Of q lawyer q
r,s,m.n and soldier. AN the land
=. If counties Westmeath and Ros'
''~oo are now under police protec-
h, p,.T1 The Manchester manufacturers
declded to wait to see what
N tbe long Easter holidays will
h,lore considering the proposal to
,hs mills on short time. United
n, Ministers Wallace and Phelps
- Yesterday permitted to inspect the
I.o,,,l treasury at Cor stAntinople.
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It was In drug store of course. All
interesting Incidents occur in drug
stores, that is nearly all. She wa' pretty,
with blue eyes and golden hair. one of
that kind of beauties the poet would have
called an "augel." but the fact that a
colony of pimples on her fair frontls-
piece precluded all THOUGHT OF celestial
being. Bowling timIdly to the handsome
clerk, she asked for "Swayne's OiDtmen
for skin Diseases" and upon receiving 1
vanished like the morning dew before
the Summer sun.
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Civ hallway Mattern.

A special meeting Of the stockholders
ofthe City Railway Company will be
held At the Middle Depot, on Thursday
afternoon next, 81 2 o'clock. The meet,
Ing is called for the purpose taking q
vote upon the question of increasing the
capital stock sufficiently to construct q
track one mile north Of Tenth street, on
Market street.
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The western provision supply.

CINCINNATI, April 5.-The PrIce-Cur-
rent of tomorrow will publish a state
ment of the ptock of provisions ON
March /, at all points in the Wes',
showing 296 900 pounds Of meal,
392 ,0OC barrels of pork and 22s 00O tIerces
OF lard, compaIed with 3i7 100000
pounds of meat, 800, 900 barrels of pork
and 139 600 tierces of lard at the corref-
pondiDg date last year.
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Left For Harrisburg.

This morning q committee of the
Fame Hose Engine Company, consisting
of A. Hauber, A. T. Christy, Theodore
W. Francis and K. A. Robinson, lett for
Harrisburg, to make arrangements fol-
the contemplated trip Of the Fame to
that city some time during next month.
Tomorrow they will go to NorristowD,
They will probably return tomorrow.
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NEW CASTLE LETTER.

A MINISTER'S HOUSE R0BBED-oTHER
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
New CASTLE, April 9Th, 1889.
Correspondence OF the GAZETTE.
Sometime during last night, or eatly
this morning, robbers entered the house
OF The Rev. DR.. Spootswood, by boring
a hole through shutter at the back
kitchen. They took about $50 worth Of
silver such as napkins rings, spoons,
knives and forks, silver butter dish,
silver plates, &c. No clue has Sc. been
found to the robber or robbers.
Datchellor 81 Doris circus will perform
here on April 19,h. XIX,
The new storehouse near the depot is
finished.
The city election takes place on Tues
day next. l. II. Swan, IL Is said, will be
4 candidate for Gig Council.
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soId Her ChiId's Body.

PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-Mrs. JEFF, a
neRrets, living In the rear of 726 Balm
bridge street, to-day sold the body of
her 7-vear-old boy, who died on Sunday
OF malformation of the head, for $50.
She has been inviting bids for the body
ever ince the child died.
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are Ruined

in health from any cause, especially from
the use OF any of the thousand nostrum
that promise so largely, with long tic-
tltious testimonials, have no FEAR Re
sort TO Hop Bitters at once, and in a
short Ii me ysu will have the most robust
and blooming health.
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Trial TrIn.

/ ne steamer &. VI. FELTON, having uu.
igone a thorough overbaulirg, and
furnished, lett on a trial trip this
pI1log about 10 o'clock, running up as
S Marcus Hook. She will resume
\ InpI between this city and Pblla-
lphla in few days.
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REMOVAL,

James France has removed his paint
shop from Seventh and Shipley streets,
tn Ninth and King streets. None but
the best material used aud the best
wOrkmen employed. Orders by postal
cards promptly attended to.
mar2Stf
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THE SULTAN'S TREASURE.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 5.-The
tan to-day granted Gen. Wallace and
Mr.. Phelps, the United States ministers
to Turkey and Austria, respectively, per-
mission-now very rarely granted-to
inspect the imperial treasury. Messrs.
Wallace and Phelps were surprised at
the amount of treasure in the vaults and
the great number Of precious stones dis
played.
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Mark et street Furniture store.

Mr.. james Megratten has removed to
the new store, No. 421 Market street,
where he has an elegant assortment of
household furniture which he invites all
his former customers to call and exam
Inc.
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wOrkInEmen Indignant.

PHILADELPHIA, April "a meet
Of officers Of the different labor
IauizatiOns and others interested
been called for tomorrow evening
arrange for general meeting to
press indignation at President Ar.
prs veto Of the anti. Chinese bill,
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First RegInnent nan d.

The Jefferson Club have secured the
First Regiment full band for their
reception on Easter Monday night, at
the Institute Hall.
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|cr,rvAu and the Stalwarts are en-
|iOg tbsmssl YES in sumptuous living,
sils Mason, The friend Of the muir
Ipd Garfield, still langulshes In prison.
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NOTICE., " llliam H. Guthrie, the
IN owrer Gf the within mentioned
pre- mises. known rs the Glasgow Hotel,
situated IN the village of Glasgow .Schc ol
District No. 66, Pencader Hundred,
in the county OF New Castle,
and State of Delaware, in compliance
with the requ irements of the acis of the
General Assembly IN such case made and
proy lded, do hereby give notice that l
shall apply an writing to the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail
Delivery Of the State of Delaware, In ana
for New Castle county, on Monday, The
Sth day OF May, A. D., 1882, being the
next term If said court, for license for
said house as an inn or tavern, for the
sale therein of intoxicating liquors n
less quantities. than one quart, to 0
drunk on the premises, and the follow :
ing respectable citizens oflhe sad dil
trict recommend the said application, to
wit:
T. A. Cam, Witness-A. j. Ret q,
Henry Laws George Wright,
Jesse B lulden, George Boulden, JT.5
M. q, Poarc, William ID. Aoair,
his : George W. Laws,
Robert X Rec, J."vi y .,i"s
mark, John B, Reed,
John SoitL,. "
apr6-stS WILL lam h. GUTHRIE.
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A Clear Complexion

Can be had by every lady who will use
Parker's Ginger Tonic. Regulating the
internal organs and purifying the blood
tqulokly removes plmples aud gives a
healthy bloom TO the cheek. Read
about It In another column.
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PRICE ONE CENT
DIED

JokDAN-In Chrlsliana Hundred, ON
da dne Stn INST, Mrs. Sarah Jordan, aged
The relatives and friends OF the family
are respec fully invited 20 attend the
iunersl from her husbands residence,
SAt1roaY. April ., 1852, at one o'clock, ..
cemetery Services at the church.
BoYs--On the SOth inst in Pbiladelphia
a. Inc residence or her son, DR.. AQuila
NeDeker, l2th and Ellsworth SITS, Mary
Ne0eEor Boys, widow OF the late ADra-
nam boys, aged 76 years The remains
OH inst, by the O'Clock train. Ser
vices az the Central Presbyterian church
Where the friends and relatives may
vlew the body. Interment at Whining
ION and Brandywine Cemetery.
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BriGht's Disease, Diabetes, Hid
mey, Liver or Urinary Diseases.

Have no fear of any OF these diseases
IL you use Hop Biitels, as they will pre-
when you have been made worse by
some great puffed up pretended cures.
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HOW rU SECURE H EALTH

It Is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SCUVlLL'S SARSAPA-
RILLA AND STILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will re-
store health TO the physical organization.
1t Is a strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and the BEST BLOOD DPURIFlER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, Svphi-
litlc disorders, Weakness of the Kidneys,
Erysipelas, Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis
eases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, Skin, etc.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-06

DR. ROGERS worm SYRUP In.
tamil destroys WORMS.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-06

BAKER's PAIN PANACEA cures
pain in Man or Beast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27

OF State bonds Tennessee Gs were q lower at 81,
and the new compromise bonds sold at G3. Among
city bank stocks Fourth National sold ~ at 1913
and Seventh Ward 10 at l02.
There seldom has been day when the market
for railroad bonds was as dull as it was to-day.
Erie second consols sold at 07l2O97, Chesapeake
and Ohio firsts series b, 4 lower at S0l2, and
the currency interests were off per cent at 50l2.
Ohio Central incomes at 33 were liz lower than the
last previous sale. New-York Elevated iirsts were
steady at 115l2, and Metropolitan lirsts at 09ls.
New-York. Chicago and St. Louis trsts were strong
and 80 higher at 03l2. Denver and Rio Grande con-
soils dropped per cent to 90
The Sub-Ireasury to-day gained 5000 262 OH
balance made mp by gains of $645,3l0
coin and 500. 052 currency. The days transac-
tons covered Receipts, 81 ,242. $3.50 payments,
S543727. Currency balance, $5,9365S5; com
balance $S5 6s1,2 57. Money call moved
more easily and the rates declined from 5d early
to 3 and then per cent. The exports Of gold TO-
day amounted TO 1891
The bank statement shows a loss of cash nearly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27

WANTED.-A suite on parlOr or second
w floor for gentleman and wife aud between Lex
ington and Fih.aye. Madison square Address
naming terms L. H. L., Tribune Onica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHi1 STOCKS
ReDorieIbg IOIg I. OkyIs ~. II VIE.

SATURDAY. Aug. Pop. VI.
The stock speculation to-day was feverish vacil-
lating and unsettled all the day through. The OPEN
ing of business was marked by q weak tone and
prices soon were lower than last evenings closing
tignrcs. Moderate rallies after that were followed
by quick declines until the appearance of the bank
statement at about 1890 p. m. That exhibit
was regarded as better than it was expected
to be- inaamuch 1t shows some
remaining Surplus reserve" tho average
operator not taking into account the i'm
portant fact that the seemingly favorable showing
was made at the expense of contraction of loans.
However. following the publication of the state
ment there was a sharp rally of 3402 per cent but
its life was as short it brilliant, and for
stocks the lowest prices of the day were made
after O'Clock. Another but less important rally
occurred during the last halt hour of business but
that. too was on the wanc before the end, so that
final prices generally are somew hat lower than yes
terdays last figures. The prominent stocks in the
days speculation were Denver and Rio Grande,
which fell to J5l2 and closed at 57ls; Louisville and
Nashville, whichdeclmed TO 20 and ended at 7O7s !;
and Lake Shore. which sold down to 110l2, and
after rallying to 1873 closed at ILL., Tho three
stocks named contributed 1lG50O shares 10 the
days total transactions OF $4,000 shares. The
market closed fevcTlsh and irregular.
Government bonds were dull and firm. The sales
of is were u higher, but the quotations are un-
changed. and are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
Giip propcrip 90 fci.

A LARGE four-story basement brownstone
~ honse nicely and fully furnished. Windsor Hotel
TO let 10 good party; part rent in board r. H. 81 hNE~
2O6 Broadway.
EOR RENT.-A fully furnished c0sey house
IN desirable priyate family OF adults location central
and ts possession September rent $500
peT month Address A. b , BOX ~ Tribune Uptown once
J. 238 Broadway.
HOUSE for board for two, furnlshedi all
convenionces the Park. East Side; To small
private family OLD Resident, Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27

Tho Clearing House statement to-day - rs iol-
lows: For the day-Exchanges. Sl3y' O2o'o-o'
S737, so, 761 ; balances $24, 332. 473.
The United States Treasury now holds DniIeu
States bonds to secure National bank clrcuiatloh
$3.50 1913, 800; bonds deposited during the week,
S50o 500; bonds Withdrawn during the week,
S545,3OO; National bank currency Outstanding:
CurreDcynotos, $780,, s56 60 gold notes SoZ3,3Zo
he customs receipts at Washington to-daJ
amounted to $lOG,323, and internarevenue re-,
celpt5 to S50s, 100. The Treasury received
1887, 900 in National bank notes for redemption
the total OF such receipts for the week, compared
with the slInn Menk OF lAnl. LaInN as lOllOMA:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27

ACCORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERl
NEwYORK CIT.
" Srcacep Io' ~ W. wv 5000
lst-st, ~; W Barxes TO Charles w Ostrander Ot
g,th-st. = c, from BlOomngd9e Road u Public
Drive, $50. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hubbard,
r al 10 Emily Husiace.
Same property; L Hubbard and wife 10 Emily
Public Drive s c cor Of 99th-st lOOllrlOO, Emily
Hustace executIix etc, 10 Nicholas Banzet. 4
6,O-t
Same property; Emily Hustaoe 10 Nicholas Bsnzet,
interest lS.OIt
SAM Morrison nGson'' 24lOC
8Ath 81 N 4 2s5. 10 II of Sth-ave 22 lOxD8.a Alex
'''T Fraser S and wifo to sarah 10000
'0' lar II townsend Annie I Plat 47OOt
Hsaren and wife to Elizabeth Fan 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
Gonses an0 Rooms t0ante0.

WANTED Sunny Aat on I'd or Sd floor, con-
w tanning about looms between 4th and OthaVeA
Address NJ Box $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-27
Bruoklnn proucrtn for sale an 90 Get

TOR SALE on very easy terms, four-story
brick dwelling the west aldo OF Columbia nSTisn nr
ing the bav and running through to F1rn1n A. WIN oi
story store Furmau-st lot 2Jxl5O snl aoinV ouy
of cash required. Address +. LESTER, tribune once
UOTSE in BROOKLYN for sale or eX-
4 change No ~ dPlace; hIst-class iul slh9
sOmefront house, all imprO ,cmcnts choc3 oclio' WI
Two fu lots in the rear 3d-Dacr used az garden VIII
take country place smaller house In part payment
16 Courtst PhcnlN Building, Brooklyn.
ITO LET, $40 CartOn-avc.. near Pacific -
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