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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
MASS MEETING or THE LABOR PARTYD

The mass meeting of workingmen at Cooper
Union on Tuesday evening the OF the
trsl Labor Union made up spirit what Il lacked In
Oers. The Democratic party and Tammany Hall seemed
Il, be In special disavOr with the Union, while the
Of Governor Cleveland the vandcrblts in particular
and all capitalists in general received matter
how frequently repeated with Jeers or Kisses.
p j. Gallagher elected chairman OF the
meeting and In stating its object he said in part that the
workngnen OF this city modesty demanded the enforce
ment Of the eight-hour law bill for The regulation OF
wages; q charter for the city OF NewYOrk under which
there shall be single teads all to be elected; the demo
ton Of the prisoncOntrac system the establishment OF
bureau Of labor statistics, state printing Office, and
sundry other things which lie would rus 10 the speak
ers of evening to ennmerate more fully. LOUIS +.
Post advocated the charter for this city compiled by
the Central LabOrUnOn William McCabe the mex, speak
er sad that Monday night detective took from
Astoria L. l., 10 Albany, arrested charge Of libel
preferrei by Senator Grady and the Tammany heccrs.
The Democratic party went INTO power running
with promise, and tafy, and We know what got
ou OF Lnen, tenemeDthOuse bill anu slOps" j. j. Mad
igan nexC DISCUSSED tne Contract Labor Question IN
wnicn took occasion 10 that the Prison Reform
AssoeIatiOn was composed OF philosophers philanthrO-
pists clergy men and hypocr1tes. AssenDymau David
Heay Of Rochester sId that the Democratic party last
Novnber made hedges TO the wOrkngmen OF tins STATE
10 egslate Oh their behalf and for their interests they
had tailed 10 keep nelr PROMISE ana II they thought
they could dodge he labor question win IMMUNITY they
wOuld find thenise mistaken. lie urged upon the
wOrknemeD TO forget their iderty aud personality and
fight measures no. men principles ana not party
Among the otner speakers were Il. j. Mcguire, 1. IL.
Magnlre and j. Chadwick OF Missouri. OHy small
par Of the audience renamed % the end Of tue meeting
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED cougratn aiing The Latmakcls
aud ga-makcrA upon their success IN " tnilstng upon
the Legislature slight recognition Ol tncir Rights ana
hoping that they viii not oescrt the labor party inc
resolutions called upon every w0rkpsmAn 70 condemn
to the POttes Field OF oblivion, iron wHich tnere
session Of the Legislature opposed the bills tlat were IN
trOduced faVorlng tie working party OF tiis state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29

State bonds were dull and the dealings included
only small amounts of Arkansas rs TO the j d.
Bluff Railroad and several issues of Missouri. The
transactions city bank stocks aggregated twenty
six shares.
There wero marked movements in few bond
issues Of the railroads, but the general bond market
was dull and inspId. large business was done IN
Texas and Pacific incomes and the price advanced
log per cent to 5S1s; the frsts Rio Grande DIVISION
also we're IA higher. Missouri, Kansas aud Texas
general mortgages were unusually active and ad-
vanced q per cent but the first consols were OIL q
aud the seconds were only steady at 5S05S Z,
against BSL the last previous sale. O., U. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29

NFwYeEK March 2S-BEEV ES-Receipts were l49 cars
OF hc1dl0 at Jersey City aud 80 at GOtst
Tal Tor four DAYS 6i2 head against SO bead Tor the
time last week The supply moderate but
sales were SLOW with prices Common 60 Good
steers per head to lac higher than monday while
the toy grades showed less Improvement. Four
of 9L6i2Lc TO dress 55dd6D, and some
Medium steers at II II PC
10 dress I6 ID but most the 12c TO dess
66037 10, with Prime selling u 3c TO dress o. 10 and
Choice aud Extra at 1874 he 10 dress u dOo ID me out
figure obtained tor Missouri cattle SOLD oy NJ
dsnih Mr. Young The market closed rather 81 ong
hani opened under influence OF reported Light run
for Friday higher prices Chicago today MI Eastman
steers II 3c fO dress 90 %
d and Mess Toney Co 81 head at l. 10 TO dress 90 10
he orseI sai'ed io Bristol last evening with 100 Live
CatIe aud Live sheep NJ. Goldsmith Tomorrow Mr.
Goldsmith will ship the Noting Hi 10 Live
Cattle. -. - ,,,,-,- Co.,
sss Jersey CityF samuel for self n Illinois steers
1913 TO- at l.c 81 b 81 do 1851 10 at l2ao 80 do llSj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
CIVIL NOTES.

Catherine Kneles yesterday. in the Supreme
Court obtained decree emitting her TO dover interest
in certain real estate Ia this city conveyed by her late
husband Herman Kneles TO certain persons who after
ward conveyed IL James Sullivan and other5 IL ap,
peared that Knelles formerly lived In Germany. and
that some years ago he deserted his wife and came TO
this country. He lived here with another woman as his
wife for about eight years, and this woman Joined with
him ia this deed of the premises in question The Court
yesterday directed the jury TO render verdict Tor the
plaintiff.
In the suit brought by the people against
the Metropolitan Telephone and Telegraph Company to
compel 1t TO remove the poles In West Twenty -hrstst
an for damages in which the plaintiff recently obtained
verdict in for nominal damages, Justice Bar
rett yesterday granted stay Of proceedings 20 enable
the defendant TO prepare a appeal The argu-
ment on motion for Judgment on the verdict compel
ling the company It's poles within thirty days
was adjourned until April %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
COURT CALENDARs-MARCH 90.

SUPREME -CHANBERs-Besore Lawrence. J-Nos
10 "a 1884, 16tr l67 23l 262 1903 3Os 49, Bill 3l4
3l5 $40, Sl7. 3lS. @2i.
sIPREvg CoUsr-SP.cIAL TERM-Before Larremoro. l.
Van VOorlns Kelly Mechanics National Bank aSt the
SUPREME CoURT-cIacuTT-PAg I-Be.ore Donohre j.
Nos 2Ls3 2167. posi-. 267s 229l 235l 2565 25i0 299
17I2 273a 2553 GS7 688, G89 60 2l6O 2s9 1918 1916
Pas 1857 u PIP PHI 277s 27s 2 27s7 274i 265
2762 628 1851. 27s0 219l, 27SS 219l ZfS9 %f9o %fS
2SG7 2sO2, 2sO3. 2S0i sOJ. 2SJO.- 80 800
Worst. J.NOs. 394Ol43S 1b1, 1915
l4lG 800 llSl 29G 1882 2j09 1851, 24l9, 242O 242l
337, 1854 II 2522 PAIL. 7l5, 1868 $50 .. 4Oos 1859
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TERM-Before Truax' J.--No
dav calendar. - - = 49, 90.
AT the Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
coxMoS PLeas-sPScLAL TRgN-8etore Beach J.-No
day calendar. ~ ,.,.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-PART I-Before g. T. l'aiV
CJ-Nos 1868. 1899. 81. 2llO. 2Oll. l78. 262i2. 49,.
II-BefOre Van Brunt, J.-Nos. 2st9. z55J' Z94J
1857 296s 20oi 2974 2975, 2976, 2957 2975, X 2,eO
29Sl 1889 2eS3 2954 1885, 20o6 20o7 2So9 Z97S ZSSo
2ngl. 2yg2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
CLOSING Prices OF CALTF0RyTA STOCKS
FRAYCIsco. Wednesday. March %. 1888.
inv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., March 2S.-The Peabody
smelter will art up soon ani regular shipments oil
conner will he made from Russellvie.
The last shipment of machinery for the large
numps of the Grand Central Company arrived on
Monday. IL o,,.
Company was finally decided in favor of the Knox
vile.
The Randolph mine has been leased
Emerald shaft is now down 10 feet and good ore
The mines OF tins district generally looking
well.
The Copper Queen Mining Company yesterday de-
clorrd a quarterly dividend of 80 cents per share,
navablc April 10 Transfer books c.ose April -,
and reopen April II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
INVITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, March 28.-The following
busres, was transacted in the Supreme Court Of the
United States 10 day:
No. 2Io-John L. Merriam, appelantagt the United states
Argued - - -, .,a T., -. -. a.
RnmfOrd Chemical Works ami Others-Passei
No li2JOhn H. starn appellant agt the schooner Jesse
williamson. IT., etC.-PaSsed -
2l3A L. Ensininger appellant aet j. - fo"eIb anu
othe, rgued and submitted. 49, r,,--,
No 2l4-The Little Miami Columbus and Xena Railroad
Company plaintiffs agt the I'M ell states-Argued
80 2ib-L and others plaintiffs in error agt the
state CarOhDaArgument for plaintiffs III error NO
cor nseIa appeared for defendant In error -,
80 2I6-Wham O. Gage aud others appellants, agt j. W.
Herring and Other Argument begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
STEALING HORSE, WAGON AND ALL.

Mr.. Dupont, who does an express business
at No 143 woostes reported to Inspector Byrnes at
Police Headquarters Tuesday that horse and wagon
belonging to him had been stolen The wagon cou-
tanned three pecrs OF baggage, which had been
taken up at the Grand Central Depot
and TO be distributed In different parts OIL
the city. The driver stopped at Eighteenthst.
and 1hird-ave. He entered house there
TO deliver small trunk. While he was In the mouse two
men jun ped into the wagon and drove away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29

of revolutions passed, doubtless we sh1l have
no consul there which is unfortunate An Italian gen
leman, who consul Two other nations ac's
as American consul" 49,
II has rumored that President Veintlmia wanted
TO buy gIn-boat IN the United States with wnleh 70
overawe his rebelions cOuntrymen, paying Tor u i'll
Ecuadoran bonds Mr. Spies protested ignorance o any
such prcject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29

J. C. INCOMES reorganization certificates. were 4
lower. Richmond aud Danvile 6rsts and deben
lures were easier. Wabash general mort cages wer'
steady.
The Sub Treasury to-day lost on balance SO TO-.
003, made up by losses of $le63S7 com anf
$ldo'8d8 currency; its balance also was reduce
certlhcates The days transaotlons covered: Re
ceipt', 81 ,O07,l 1856; payuents, 81 ,S23.1sS eur
r rem yo balance, $6762.0Js col; balance SID
$40 800. Money worked easy ali day at per cent
with ew En1l ra nsqctions ~ ami per cert The
domestic exchanges on New-York at the plac
named are quoted as follows: Savannah. is dis
c@uAt 10 ~ premium; Charleston, par 70 a
Dre,a um; Ne'y-Orean+. 25 cents hscou t for com.
merc'fl and 81 premium for bank ST. Louis, 20
cents premium; Chicago 20 cents discount: Boston,
The Clearing House statement to-day is as fol-
$t.36I 1915
there Is little better demani. Quota IONS
for business as follows: Bankers bills,
"a 9O4 and "a S3l2 for long AMI short steriing
respectively; 5.24 and 5.2lOs for francs; "a g
aud 04's for reichmarks; 39ai and 40 for
gmlders
In London. British consols were steady at I'M
changed figures l02 Lie aud 102 3-16 for money
and account respectively United States Is and i2s
were is higher. American railways opened lower,
put later some of them were higher On recent OF
TINS mornings early quotations. The Bank or Eng
land lost $4,000 bu lion on balance. At Paris,
French 3 per cents adyancedtO SO.52l2 francs.
The Governors of the Stock Exchange to-day
added to tue list of its securities the following:
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Rail-
road COmpany-an additional $756,000 CONSOLE
dated mortgage per cent bonds, issued upon 5O.43
miles of new road.
The following securities to-day were sold at the
Exchange SalesrOom:
60 shares Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company u
S20uU0 Central Railroad Of income bonds. SO4
Sl40OO Port Huron and North Western Railroad LIST ~
gage cent bonds due 1889 lOo =
$50 shares Spring Mountain Coal Company. 20
$40 City Of Railway N. j., per cent bonds due Dc a.
% shares Keely Motor Company So 30 per snare
Iyn ~ -, ............ lO5
Is shares Drookyn Fire Insurance Conn any l73 q
go an ,ros Rnfgers Fire nsranre Company $50
20 shares Howard Fire Insu Company -
30 shares Jefferson Insurance Com Danv.
% sb1res New.York Bowery IusII ance COMPANY %
100 abar.s North River bank IL SO
30 shares continental National Bank 10
100 shares Cizens' Natnnal Rank - ~
rs shares New York GalIght 70 unany 1891
IL shares Metro lOan Us-ight Company OF Brooklyn es
2OD shares Ia Onne aud gt COMPANY. 81 @
$5.00O Newl Elevated Railroad frat mortgage =,
per bonds due 1896 ITO
100 shares havana Gss-Lisht Company. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
THE Observation-Disclosures SUIT.

In the HOtchkiss- Hutchinson suit anOtHer
hearing was had yesterday before Referee George IT,
Adams in the Mills Building. The plaintiff, Charles A.
Hotchkiss sues Kennedy, Hutchinson Co. to recover
SIOS OOO which is due him on stock ransao
lions In which they acted as his brokers The exanna
ton OF william j. Hutchinson continued He testl
fed that on February 20, 1881, LOO shares OF Union
Pacific were sold 112 500 shares being created TO
his firm The plaintiff that these 500 shares were
his, but that they were transferred to en- E. H." the
wife of Hutchinson, and in three days Without his
order sold at 1875 The witness stated that the numbers
NJ the of these shares rot the books
fhoueh those of the other One sale for account
OF Hotchkss marked with cross representing the
account OF john II. Duff He could not say whether ne
made the cross thought 1t put there by mlsake
as there were large number OF es on thai day. ne
Vuess stated that of stock sold for Hotchkss
were entered in the books ut from log TO ll02 Inc
nextitem of 500 shares OF similar stock sold On account
OF hrs firm was at ILL., He explained this by saying
that sales were entered IN the order In WHOM they
were made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANSFERs
NETWORK CITY

l27th.st IL $ 800 It of Sd-ave. SUx99ll; Bernard
5etS no o i5o S"S Of 5tlave 26xi0O.J rnci
10 ii Fannie Robins ............................
Same property Robins and wife to F Finci:..:
ana others, executors. TO Ellen Baxter aud
can G.nst cor Of Bartersi 7jxoo Ii7l s1SSI
catherine Donohus and another, executors etc;
eot6 10 ss is5 Il Of broadway. iOxio65; DJ
DOyer and vie 10 Ellen Purcell.
irTegulIr. NJ Boyd to W A Boyd. .................
Lexingion.lve No l,Ol2 John N Canda CT al 10 Anna
perryst -. 100 it Of 4isi, 5GI95, Catherine ~
Pear. ST. NO iss; MarJ Barnes 10 Henry ii Sire. Il
south oths,e, No lYs, I'D interest; also 0lstst,
100 Il OF lst.ave 26xlOix2J.3xlOU7L. Isl later.
est also n ( st.st IT'S IT OF lst.aye. 2jxl0O7a
x25.3xJ0.6, ID INTEREST," also 1 tn ave, 50ll
Bleakley ana wife to Vim BLEAK ley and another
52d.st 300 II OF lUth'ave, 25x tOJ.St2; kis-
catse'ine st, so 81: ii Ii Man, referee to William
2d.sI No ii; Theresa sciappert aud husband 10 JOS
ssIIiGy 7S It OF sdave i4rioo5 W I'm:
dervovd and wiie 10 Do witt II Parker. ...........
1Oth.st IL s. $50 II W OF 3d.sye lyxlOU.6; De Witt
4sth.sL ), rs n OF lst.ave, 2JriO0.5i Met
ca.fand wife to N Coleman. .;;...;;....;..
Ieferee 10 l. Phi lips.
lSstnst' s. S3j II Of 6th.ave 5Or99ii + A Gour.
2sa sS' 80 :. 40 Il 81 7tiavc is0xSs6 sepicr
lst.aSe > aS.S It Of 75tast 256Iss; JOS Thai
Istavs So 81 # sOf 55thst. @6.6xss; same TO II
oChhldt IL
4Sth.sL "a 3, 2O6 II " OF Stn.aye lexiOu.6; Kant
man ~ IA HildebTand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
soth.st $40 It " OF lolh-sye 25I9S.0; ii N John.
ana wife 70 Il Sire. ;;,.........;..,.... II
eOtS ST. -. iss il W u broadway. 20TiO06; Louisa
PandOliini 10 j Dwyer. IL
9th ave n s. cor OF o2dst, 81. 2xlO0; Abraham Levy
and wife 10 Jas NcMan0n. 1.
2sth.st \ g. 33U.2la IL OF Sth.ave o03xl3O.9x ir-
regular Alexander Han and others TO Julia
GTeenwich.aye, W cor OF Horatio-st; 276x5e Z IT.
regular; Lizzie Taylor 10 JohE Nc l. Nash. II
29th.sl, n ga ft of;stnave. 22xvo.9 l. Lersner
Goerck.sL no 33, ana 5sI Grandkst, Hanief
ana another 20 VIM X Foster. ...........-...... q
same property; IL Plnmmer 10 sarns. .......s.....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
GuRoPEAN Markets

IvRHPoOT. March 2s-Bacon. Cumberland Cut 1885, short
Rib 54Gd PORK Primo Mess ~ Odi III western $40 lardr
j7Od cheese American ChOice iODd Corn
bUd for Mixed od, Gurpentino 5DintA tOyd Pr0vh0ns
Lard 5oOd cwt for American Broaiatuhs Corn oOd
for Mixed Western Wheat Uld9J III per GENITAL for CAL
lorna CiuD 5jd GJO5d for ed western SPRING 1Jd9blld
lOr hed Winter. nm, ,,,.....
LONDON. March 2s.-sDirts rurpenune 80 90 Calcutta
Ianseed. 45Od quarter. Llnsecd Oi III OW@asl ~
per tun. Tallos 470 cwt henned Petroleum. o'aas
GAvRE March 2s-wicoIs Lard closed Al 20 francs 90
centimes per 90 uios $1,000, -. o., ...,,. ou
piennIgs per lU los Petroleum. marks ~ piennlgA -.
STAR. Zs.-PetrOcum 10 hhncs 20 confines iot
Zine Pale American paid 40 70 contnes selers
Wilcoxs Lard 1888 francs % ceutimos per 100 ku0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29

Joseph LOvery, boy, recovered yesterday III
the of Common Pleas, through his guardian 40
litem, a verdict for $1,000 against the Manhattan
Railway Company damages for injuries sustained by
him in being knocked down and run over by team OF
horses which alleged to have taken fright and run
away because Goals and cnders from one OF tue com
panys locomotives fell them. The COMPANY denied
The charges in the complaint II Ia alleged that the BOY
had his coarbone broken and was Otherwise 50 Oureu
that he Will never entirely recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
MINES AND MINING.

WEDNESDAY. M0rch 2s-P N.
The mining stock markets present no new fea-
lures To-day prices generally were steady, and in
some instances little better. Sierra Grande re
covered from rs 10 1S501s0. Robinson declined
from ~ 10 7l973 Sonora ConsO idated, after 81,
closed | cent higher at 40, and ElkO was up cents
at II cents.
SALES IT TIE MINIYG EXCHANGES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
1HE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, March 2S.-ln the Court OF Appeals
TODAY present the Hon william C. Ruger G. j.. aud
the case-No 105-in the matter Of the claim
of William II. Flondrow, creditor Of Tunis Van Brunt
Day casndar for to Nos u.s. o5 G53 Co.. c5i 49,
lO7 IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29

tools and dupes Of infamous crime producing pubnea
TONS and OF the who 90 about the country sowing
murder and rebellion broadcast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
BY c. S. Bro,cn.

lots Nos FOG and 20S East 4lth--t, los II c Of
Sd.aYe, each cot 20xyS.J Robert T. DIetz. ........
By HOWdrd W. Coates.
l . story brick building with lot. No 400 Grandst
ms. 30 tie OF Willett-st pot Oi land -5XlU0; Jos
h Goodwin.
l similar h0nse with lot, No Wtllelt-st. es 81
unof Grand ST, lot 1880 Martin Wier.
By II. LudlOp d co.
! 4.stOry brick building with lease Of land, No n
broadway, cor of f-st, lot 23.3X9, .4x9S. 10;
leased nay 1, 1871; term, 81 years: ground rent
$500 per annum ald l 3-sory brick building
with ease OF and, 81 East 9th st, Is 97.l
II " Of broadway. lot 2JxJ2.3; leased May /,
1877 term. / years. ground rent, 81 900 per
nun, George w Lane.
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LONDON. March 2Sl2 80 pm Atlantic and Great West
ern first mortgage trustees cerihcae do second mort
gage lj2.. Ere 3Ss Pennsylvania Central 81 Reading,
Pr. Mexican RAILWAY imitei Ordinary l4Oss Sew-fok
Ontario and Western. 26lt.
PAGIs March z7-2:0J p. Paris advices quote three
per 522 cenmes tor tho account.
LONDON. March 2s-i:00 D. m.-Auanuc and Great West
nTst mortgage trustees certificates 3Z DO SECOND
trustees certut 64 Erie 30 y New YORK
Central. IS Illinois Central lfy9E Pennsylvania Cent
6iS Reading % Z; Mexican Railway limited Ordinary
l40; New-Y0rk. Ontario and western 2tos
bar syer auOfed jU7ed per ounce go
LONDON Narch 23-',OO D. m-The amount OF bullion with
drawn from the Bank of England balance to-day Is
E27,0Ou
LONDON. March 2S-63D m-Parls advices quote three
per renes 80 confines the account,
exchange London 20 francs 20 = centmes Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

YORK. March 49,
Rarely has the petroleum market shown such
activity Withnu: developing distinct tendency in prices
"a Il showed to-day The record Of transactions rose to
nearly Sc 900 barrels Yet less than cents per bar
rel covered the extreme range OF fluctuations, and the
net result of the days operations was closing figure
about unchanged from that OF yesterdays Large
onts NJ short sales we're covered In the morning
AZ lien the market vbIated between 90i and 91's' In
the afternoon tne,o were many reneWSls OF snort
easv nc 0I7.a93lsc. The news from the new Murphy
well continues be conflicting, but whrn It actually Ell.
tors IL ia orohablc mat the effect will be eli lat the
trade Operators have discounted" II, both as dry
hole or O good producer. 49, .
Exchanges were as follows:
Barrels
,.a,v york pafroleum 34j6.OOO
Nstiuna petroenn i5o 5000
NctS Vors Mning Stock Exchange. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

The refined market fairly active and the price re-
covered lsc. per gallon to ShQsasc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORR. Wednesday. March %. l
The following sales were held at the
change SalesrOom to-day:
BIZ Peter F. Meye.
/ , story brick building with lot. No 80 Pearlst,
running through 10 no "a Soonest about as
fteOI BrOaa-st, lot 23.JxlI2 lxI7IIxI22.2 An.
tonic Ra,ines.
By Richard y. HdTReu q Co.
4.sory brick building and 3story brick dwellings
with lot, No lH3 vest at. s. running IN ough to
(Nos and 81 Caroline St 500 It W OF DuanesL
lot -i2xoIx- SXo5.llX-X44. NJ ] ami ID L Ma
- 80
! and 6-stOry brick tenements with .ot No 345
GIeenwch-st, es about 10 ft Of jay ST. lot
2JxfuU Fred Low ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
3.story bIick house and 2.stOry brick stable with
LOT. AO2i Lafayette-place, ;, about $50 II nof
last 4th-st. lot 25x jx2t.Zxl45; U b PotIer..
l 3.stUTy hioNn stone house with lot, No 222 East
33dst, 1881 IT Of dave. lot ls.Yx9S.9; j J
l 5-stOIy brick tenemspt with lot No s23 lst-ave,
Wa. l242 IL of47th'st plot Of land 24.2xoO;
-
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sbs7s buyer 30 DAYS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-13
ROOTS AND SHOES.

TnE rubber shoe manufacturers at the
east have decided to start up their factories,
and held meeting In New York ON the ith
inst. to revise their price.list.
The total shipments of boots and shoes
from Boston to points outside Of New Eng.
land. since January l. now foot up SDSO
cases, against Sl0,5Sl cases for the CORES.
ponding period In 1882. SlS,6iS cases in 1881,
and 75995S cases In 1850.
:, The Boston Commercial Bulletin reports
that the supply OF rubber boots and shoes
IN the United States Is at least 5000, 900
less to-day than at this date In 1852. The
winter OF 1888 has been very favorable
Tor the consumption OF rubbers and with
the works idle most Of the time for four
months past, tina supply of goods has been
constantly decreasing. As there is some
probability, also, OF the success Of the spec.
ulative ring IN the raw material, tho Bulle.
TIN thinks tho chances are decidedly in IA.
xor OF hieher-priced rubber goods the com.
tng season.