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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-21

ci6n, en- ell maders del. Calva-
rio; al mirar hundidos y cerra-
dos aquelios ojos del Mesias que
eclipsaron al sol; al mirar mu-
da y aterids aquella boca de
que salieron torrentes de parabo-
las y cataratas de ensenanzas y
de leyes; al mirar desgarradas
y sujetas con clavos en- la cruz
manos que desde Ell En-
pireo sostienen ell equilibrio de
los infnitos mundos; al mirar
manando sangre aquella crueli-
sima lanzada que devolyi6 la
vista al ciego soldado Y sonded
mas tarde ell incredible Tomas
para Greer en- ell milagfo de la
Resurrection; al sentir como ell
orbe Sc retuerce lamentando la
iniquidad de las iniquidades, y
como la Justicia y el Amor Sc
levantan restaurados por el for
midable sacrificio de la Cruz, di-
sipanse las nubes de la mente,
dulces rocios de consuelo Y de
esperanza inundan ell alma, yco-
mo por encanto recobra el CO.
laz6n la paz perdida. Porque es
indudable que el Dios de las
misericordias Y del Amor, que
ell Dios que derram6 su sangre
por los hombres no ha de per-
mitir, no permitira jamas en- su
inagotable Providencia que las
humanas sociedades, amenaZadas
de tremendo cataclismo, despues
de haber creido en- Ell mas de diez
y ocho siglos, Sc despe1en Y Sc
pierdan en- los abismos que fueron
tumba procelosa del Imperio de
Occidente.
i Miradlo I! Llegada la hora
novena 10 dice ell Evangelio ha
inclinado la hermosisima cabcza
V lanzado d 10 Alto su doliente
espiritu. Ha muerto salvando a
la humanidad y perdonando a sus
enemigos. Y morir asi solo lie
era dable a un Dios. Ell Filosoto
ateniense muere por la verdad.
Cation Sc rasga el pecho antes que
entregarse a Cesar; Espartaco
sucumbe como un leon en- el epi-
logo de su empresa redentora......
Los insignes heroes del mundo,
unos mueren por la Patria, otros
por una idea, muchos por la in
mortalidad. iSolo un Dios podia
morir en- afrentoso suplicio'por la
salvaci6n de sus verdugos impla
cables!
Adoremos, cristianos, una vez
mas, la suma bondad de Dios V el
prodigio de los prodigios que
desde la cumbre sangrienta de-
G6lgotha nos trajo la salvaci6n.
Y al volver los ojos d aquel es-
pectaculo de horror Y de desola-
ci6n, al poema sin igual cuya
Ultima nota de dolor parti6 del
aspero Calvario, inspiremonos en-
la triste musa que tremula sollo-
"a con el plectro immortal de AL
berto L;sta:
";Rasga tn seno, oh terra.
,Rompe, oh temple, tn velo. Morlbundo
Yace ell Creador: mas la maldad aterra
Y un grito de furor lanza el profundo.
Muere...... gemid, humanos;
,Todos en- Ell pusisteis vuestras manos."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-21

Ior, tantos gemidos de la natura-
leza, agitan de terror y sobresalt6
d los espiritus rebeldes. FL pue-
bio infiel vuelve d la ciudad eter-
ma lleno de espanto y confusion,
e, hiriendose el pecho, sin articu-
lar palabra, empieza va a sentir
las ealamidades anunciadas.
nesde region lejana, exclama el
tildsofo; 20 el autor de la natu-
raleza sufre, = esta maquina del
mundo perece,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-21

La TERRA Sc cubre milagrosa-
mente de espesa niebla; el sol va
no da 'su luz; el mundo. tiembla,
abrense las rocas, r6rnpense las
piedras, rasgase el velo del tenn
plo en- dos mitades,
Tantas demostraciones de do.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-21

Sig,uiendo la pia-
dosa costulnbre esta-
blecida por la prensa,
Y en- atencion d la
solemnidad de estos
dias, ell VIERNEs SAN
TO no Sc publicara ell
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-21
En- efecto.

Estaba todo cumplido; la iusti-
cia divina plenamente satistecha,
los. oraculos de los profetas rea-
Iizados, perfeccionada la obra de
la redenci6n, pagada toda la deu-
da; las hguras de la antigua Ley
habian pasado. Judios Y Cent?
les, E,scitas, Griegos Y Romanos,
todos los pueblos, podian va en-
trar en- ell Santualio.
iIncIin6 su cabeza Y cntreg6 su
ESpiritu
iCOnSummafum est
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-21

Y sdejas, Senor, d los mortales
sumidos en- quebranto? lAl iris
tie humane ser, cuyas cadenaS
rompiste, por quien fuiste clava-
do en- ia cruz, de.las abandonado
en- este mundo de lagrimas V de
miserias lleno? iQuien compa-
sivo escuchara sus quejas y aca-
llara Sill llanto?
Pcro, no; ique Jesus mira pro-
picio a la libertada prole, y, rom
piendo la losa del sepulcro frio,
Sc alzara triunfador de la muerte
V del inferno!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-21

Solamente d una cabeza presa
del deIirio, Ii obediente la pre-
sion de una antipatia invencible
hacia La benemerita Guartlia Ci-
vii y al prurito de desprestiglar
sus preciaros timbres; solamente
d un cerebro dominado por tales
sentlmientos, decimos, podia ocu-
rrir la malhada1a idea de dar
publicidad una noticia tan grave
{ infundada como la que acaba-
mos de copiar con verdadera re-
pugnancia.
Sin duda que el autor de seme-
jante nueva no ha presumido las
consecuencias que ella puede con
justieia 8. acarrearle. Pues que;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-21
INCALlF lCABLE.

En- una carta que, escrlta desde
la Cidra, publica III Agente del
sabado tltimo, ndmero 33, cam
pea, entire otros, el siguiente in
calihcable parrafo:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-21

yenid mi, los que crees. que existe
Otro mundo mejor que nuestro mundo:
venid los que buscais la sombra tristo
Del solitario altar, en- 10 profundo
Del temple abandonado, que resiste
AL vendaval del siglo furibundo:
venid, os bahareis en- la ambrosia D
Del dulcisimo nombre de Maria,
Al OR ese nombre soberano
Satan, huyendo anedrentado ruge,
Y ell alma suelta que apreso su mano:
Ell mar Sc aduerme, que sobarbio muge:
Tornase ell huracan aire liviano:
Espira 81 sraenos que rodando cruge:
Sc disipa en- la atmosfera La peste,
Y Dios aplsaca su faror celeste.
Maria, soberana
De cuanto el orbs cncierra,
Rocio de Ia TERRA,
Estrella d. la mar,
Tu nombre misterioso
Sera q fanal tranquilo
Que alnmbrara el aslo
De mi terreno hogar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-21

AHA van estos recortes que recogi
en- Aguas-buena>.
Va ustedes conoceran algo del asesi-
nato ocurrido ALI, el cual, segun es pd-
blico, fu6 entire ell cabo de la guardia
civil, el marido de la senara que anda
en- el fandango y un cuhado de ella"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-21
Pronto el silenclo rompiendo

Pronto el sileneo rompiendo
Como de golpe que cae,
A IN tempo sobre maderas
Y despedaSadas carnes,
Escuchase un sordo ruido
ALA en- la cumbre disiante,
Y otro despu@s, y otro luego........
--,Pobrc Madre! I'D
Bien pronto el agado roce
De maderas y cordaies
Sc percibe,y lensamente
Sc alza La cruz cn los aires;
~ en- ella al Hiio del hombrc
Cual yencedor estaadarts
Contenpla atomic u mundo......... b
-; Pobre Madre!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-21

Y aquella cruz, patibulo afrcntoso
Que presencio del Hijo de Maria
Ell lento padecer y la agonia
Fue el signo esplendoroso,
IAbaro de un imperio poieroso,
Al aire tremolado,
Do el mundo Sc agrup5 regensrado.
La eterna y triuufadora fe cristiana,
De eterna vida manantiaI fecundo,
De donde todo bien copieso mana:
Del poder sin segundo
La BUESA sUEyA prom stida al mundo;
Y aquella voz divina
Dijo al muerto: "Lsvantatey Gamma"
Y Ell cadaver Sc alxo: galyanizada
Sc irguid la conmovida muchedumbre:
Respir6 la mujer emancipada
De abyecta servidnmbre,
* ante su Dios iguales
Sc abrazaron felices los mortales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-21

Sublime fe del hombre compaiiera,
A sus tremulos pasos docto guia;
Cnica luz de claridad sincera
Unica inspiration que no extrayia;
Unico amigo cuya voz seyera
Nos consuela y anpara en- la agonia,
Mostrandouos risueno en- lon:ananza
Ell puerto que son6 nuestra esperanza.
,Salve, para centella desprendida
Del foco INN ,nso de la eterna lumbre.
Salve, perenne nanantial dc vida,
Que brotaste del Golgota en- la cnmbrcso.
I'd eres ell igneo rayo que intirnida,
Ell iris de la paz y faansedumbre,
De todo bien generator fecundo,
,Ciencia, virtud, poder, alma del mundo!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-21
E r A G M E NJ T s.

HAY I'M D.os' Le tributan hem ,nsjs
La encina secular en- el altura.
FL xumbador insecto entire ei follaje,
FL cristalino arroyo que marmara:
En- su tisTno daleisimo lenguaje,
LIE canta ell rusenor en- Ia csposufa,
En sa gruta d leon con 81 rugido,
Con su arrulio La tortola en- su nido.
HAY un Diosl TERRA y mar y fuego vicnto,
Cantando van d un tempo eu alabama;
Revela su hermosura ell tirmamsnto,
La tempestad su tirbida pajanza;
Su infinite saber el pensamiento,
Su bondad iatinita la espsranza,
FL almo sol su brillo soberano.
Su vasta inmensidad Ell Ocsaao.
Solo 81 hombre infelix err5 el cAnino,
Ceguera incomprensible lastimosal
Ell mas peffecto sef gu. al mundo vino,
De Dios la criatura mas preciosa;
Ell soberano del Eden divine,
Aquel quien su mano generosa
Dio nn fulgante destello de su ciencia
,Ese solo dud6 de su existencial
Dud5; fue mas ALA. :. .Negd Ell manguado
Que hubisra un Dios en- febril locura.
;Neg5 al Senor, el Rey de 10 creado.
;RESEGo DEL CRfADoR La cgTATURAi
El miserable sierv1 del pecs sdo,
Ardiendo en- sana en- sob impurs,
",No hay mas Dios, exclam5 en- su desatino,
Nj mas ley nj mas freno que Ell destino.''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-21

puesto por escrito. iQue es la va
na sabiduria del Portic0 en- compa-
raci6n de esas ensenanZas que solo
un Dios ha podido legar q la tierrai
Encierra una sabidufia tan pro-
funda, tanta mansedumbre, paz y
amor! Leerlas y releerlas era, pues,
mi unica consolation.
Al cabo de algunos meses, Pom
clio fu6 suspendido de sus funcio
nes Y volvi6 a Europa. Errante,
de pueblo en- pueblo, arrastra ell
flrdo de sn iniquidad con una con-
ciencia agitada de remordimientos.
LIE segui. La mujer de Cain, di-
cen los hebreos, segui6 q su mari
do desterrado sobre la tierra). Pc
70, que vida es la que llevo q su
lados La confianza y ell afecto con-
yugal va no existen entire nosotros.
Ell We en- mi el testigo, el recuerdo
yivo de su crfmen, y yo veo arinar-
Sc contra nosotros la cruz ensan-
grentada en- donde ese juez inleuo
dtj0 enclavado al justo.
No me atrevo d mirarle. El So
nido de esa voz que pronuncio la
sentencia me hiela el corazon, Y
cuando, antes de la comida, la es-
clava le trae el aqua para lavarse
las manos, me parece que las SUI
merge, no en- aqua limpia, sino en-
una sangre humeante, cuya huella
no puede borrarse.
Tn dia quise hablarle dc arre-
pentimiento, dc confianza; mas no
olvidare, nj su mirada feroz, nj las
palabras de desesperacion que pro-
tirieron sus labios,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-03
Jersey CITY and 81 40hs None for sale alive 1t
doubtful Prime Western would bring &c In the present
demorallzed condition OF the market
LIVE STOCK MARKBrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO. July 2-Ths Drorers Journal reports Hogs,
Receipts 1000 heal; shipments 5000 market slow and
draggngj prices loo 20 5c lower and business dull
MiIed. So s0Ss5 80 Heavy 70 oosso lo Lghs 10 ooo
So 10; Skips. S. 759S5 So -
Cat<-Recsipts e.200 shipments 1900 prices weak and
loo to loo lower on IA. cattle market dull ana snpP
cessve. sales-EIports. s. 1880 80 Good " Snoice
Shipping S5 30HS5 10; Common TO Medium. 81 60sSo 20
Shsep-Receips 1900 shipments MI; market weak ana
slow and prices Csc lover ssss-Poor 70 FAR 80 oo0s4
Good. ~ so Choice. 81 go. ..,-. g.
special dispatch from Liverpool reports Cattle and sheep
dull Best cattle lower at To- per d. estimated aead
B1FFALo July A-Catae-Receipts TO day. 800 head;
consigned through lag cars market steady with ialr
demand Sales-Good to Choice steers So 40aSo 20 Ex
s 80 a s5 lat Ba Dea 81 sSSs All sold
Sheep-Kecepts today. 5000 head: total for the week
thus 10 900 head for time last week 1900 head
consigned through. 80 market dun and drooPng;
saesFar to Good Clipped $685. EXTRA Exporters % "
as 70; Common, So 5OGS3 80.
Hoss-Recepts today 5000 head total for week thus la
800 head for time last week. 1000 head conxnen
through 40 demand good and prcea sh e higher Tor
light grades other grades dull sales-Good to Sholce
Norkefs SO 400s6 50 Light do So Z0dS6 Az GOOD But
cheers AMI Mediums. SO io0$6 CO., GOOD Heavy 80 50
E1sT LIBERTY. PENN July 2-CaHte-Receipts for this
day. 1920; market duh at about last weeks prices
HogS-Receptsf0r this 64iO head; market extremely
dull Sales Philadelphia, So 5Oa6 6Oi Workers 50 500
So 40.
saeepRecsipts for this day. 1000 head; market Slows
ST LOUIS July 2-caul.-Reecipts 2lco head
shipments 100 head market active and steady the Duk
inIexans and Butcher grades
Sales port Steers s. 90 @S6 Good TO Choee shipping
So 400s5 80; Light 10 Fair "a 5000 80 Native but3ner
Steers, "a 300s5, Good TO Choice Grass Texans - 2og
81 rs Common Fair S. 40GF4 Coco Native cows and
iIeifers. S46s4 So Common. 50 20 So TO-
ShsspKeceIpts 200 hesd shipments gOO s.eaoy
saesFar Good Mutton, So 5OGsi 7o Prime 10 choice
6O4SJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-03

State bonds were neglected.; the sales included
only tennessee 6s at 1884. OF city bank stocks,
German-American sold at 80.
Only small business was done in railroad bonds
and there were few significant changes IN the
prices. large number of the issues are quoted ex
interest New-York. Chicago and st. Louis first
6s we're firm at 101s401015s, and West Shore and
Buffalo first IS sold ex interest at 7sa7707s.
New-York. Lackawanna and Western firsts sold ex
interest at s2l20 S2as st. Paul consols exinterest
at 120lA, and Burlington, Cedar Rapid and Northern
frsts were u higher at 100 stPaui and On,aha con
soils brought los, and Manitoba seconds lO9 Texas
and Pacific frsts Rio Grande division were off u at
B33s
The Sub-Treasury statement to-day shows gain
in balance of 1910. 223. made up by coin gam OF
$1.213 1856, less currency loss of y243313. The
days payments show very small amount paid
toward the July interest the As and the to
the Pacific railroads. while tho receipts include
$l,3S0.000 received from customs The days
transactions covered: Receipts, $2,27S, O7O I; pay
ments, 81 ,307 647: currency balance IS, 1873, s4l !;
coin balance, SIG 9s6,54S. The money market
continues easy at 2l203 per cent for call loans.
There is no change in the quotations for domestic
exchanges.
The following 10 tie public debt statement issued
On July, 2, 1888. compared with that of June l,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-03
CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHIA STOCK&
Rsported by JOHN II. DAVIS & CO., 10 WatH.
sEx-Dividend
MONDAY. July Up. m.

When it is stated that the total transactions In
stocks to-day amounted only to 03.226 shares, 1T
goes without saying" that the stock speculation Is
dull. As rule, prices dropped and the closing
figures gradually are from Il to q per cent below
Saturdays last price. The notable exceptions are
Canadian Pacific, which finally is up a; Central OF
New-Jersey, which is up H. and Denver and Rio
Grande, which is up 80 per cent In the early
dealings the Injunction granted on Saturday
restraining the Reading Company from handling
the revenues of the Central of New-Jersey served
to depreSs the prices of the stocks OF both OF these
companies. Central of New-Jersey declined to S5is.
and Reading to 577s; the last prices respectively
were S534 and 5sas Western Union W as specially
weak at s3l20 s2l29s27s on the refusal of the
court to grant the company's application to remove
the injunction which restraints it from paying divi
dends on the $4,000 900 OF alleged illegal stock of
the company. The closing figures generally show
some recovery from the lowest of the day, but the
market was dull and featureess.
The dealings in Government bonds amounted
only TO $4,000. The IS. 3l2s and coupon As sold
exnterest. Prices were firm with an advance Of
Is in the bids for the IS. Annexed are the closing
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-03

Bullion valued at $40. 1000 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines
Father Dc Srnet snperintendSnts report for eight
DAYS ending June ~ shows: Ore extracted from
first level $50 tons; second level. $50 tons; third
level. $50 tons. ore miIled, 1880 tons Golden
Gate north header in l4G feet
The official reports from the mines of the New
York and Honduras Rosario Mining Company con
tinue very favorable. All the headings III the Rosario
mine are said TO be in good ore. East Of the main
shaft between the fourth and fifth levels the
intendent reports ready for extraction sOhd body
of ore 70 feet long and 100 feet deep 1.-THE
vein averaging 3 feet tbick estimated 10
contain about 1000 tons Of rich ore.
Tho NewYork still shows the bonanza
ore previously reported. The explored body Is now
800 feet long and the ore 10 of uniform grade. The
headings of the TWO crOsscuts arc III good ore,
thou III not 80 rich that of the main body. One
ton Of the ore mllcd $l9s The tunnel intended
10 connect the New York and American mines will
be completed IN a short time and will facilitate con-
eIdrrably the extraction of ore from these two
mInes The Matraca and Encinos are In tho same
body OF rich ore. but none Of the ore has been er
tracted, for want of room on the dumping grounds.
After serious and unexpected delays the new mill
is running. The pans save eighty per cent of the
bullion Bullion valued at 81, 800 the result of
few broken days run, has been received here. and
more bullion is expected by the company per next
gteamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-03
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEw-YORR, July 2

NEW-lORk, July
The new week at the Petroleum Exchanges
opened with business duh that little significance
be given the movement OF prices. Tho total trans
actions Amounted less than 5000 900 barrels The
news the oil regions not important, simply be-
1t did not affect prices The Inference that would
naturally have been drawn from the days advces would
have been favorable 10 purchases for temporary up
ward speculative turn. Az II was, early
dealings at ~ 1Gsa$1 16% were followed by
q slow, irregular decline to 81 15aS1 1913. The
close was dull and In view Of the fact that the
daily posted reports OF the Pipe Lines show OF
runs deliveries OF oil Of nearly 250 900 barrels IL
may expected that the sworn monthly reports mot
due till July 10 will show further Increase IN net
The OF June opened with the deliveries Of
oil little larger than the receipts for few days But
for the last weeks OF June the OF the
receipts steadily increased In addition 10 this
factwhch points toward late accumulation Of stock
the close Of last month the introduction OF good
producing wells than have been brought In for some
time. High prices OF crude petroleum have always
creased the work OF prospecting, and far prospect
Ing. wnile developing no new permanent of pro-
ducuon, has had tendency 10 Increase the output.
The range OF prices ana the total dealings to-day were
folio "A keW- Ex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-03

LIVERPOOL July 2.-Bacon Cumberland Ont 40W, shoft
Rb48Ud PORK Prime Mesa yllOd Western 7yu iard'
Prime estera 60Od Cneeso American 61Od Iur.
Spirits z53d ProviHons Lard bO6G per owl for
American Brsadsturs-corn- 5na for New Mixed West
Wheat 81 III D331 for California A. HlVD
California No ~ 5U9d 6B2d Dor RED Winter Poas
7Od Tor Canadian Butter 65O0d for Unit
India Ness
LOSDoS July 2.-5Dlrits TurDentIns. 293d. CAlonIta
Lnseed. i0dd Linsesd Oil. S2O ojfDH2O 10
per tun raow +bo owt He1nea petroiesiu- ods
Oi4o. Der gE.
ANTWERP. July 2.-PeToleum. IL francs 90 confines
pad sellers. Wilcox Lard closed l2d
times 100 kilcs
HAvEK July 2.-wiIccr's Lard closed st 90 francs 90
continues 90 kiloA
BRRNss July 3-wioox's Lard closed at so marks 90
pfenuings lle lbs Petroleum marks DO pfenniagA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-03

2d-avs " iosl + Of !othst 2lxsa Ba.bstts
S2ds$ 400 s;.iooS. wliss. no
sthave; $40 IL Of ssth;st IS axsl Phillips
pr ct al executors 70 " u White lls
81; Y W Coates and other executors % ThsoF
Elm ave. to asr.rdsys e2lil ward. iooIaoe; Ana '''
Frons.ss No las Mary Hubbard to las Car. 81
sam. property jas Carpenter to i HaSbsra..
West 18th 3 1881 Of washIngton.st, 46.4x
lst-ave. es q o. ssfhst zorls0; Mary PsrIsy
and husband 70 Jane Houston. ,.;-:,:.....a,.. go
&c 70 Ronrsd From@ s-'e ....o JOHN cuea 1870
l4eth,st rs. lot 1884, 2ixiioi Mary coniant to '''
,27.h'ss S. ss7.e Il . Of 7ii.a1a i5ior9s.ii;
springsL No 27s: 1 West and wife TO Margaret
2daye, s. loo ii fl Of i3sdst Soxso Lie ioO
ms 90 to Margaret Kirch -. 100
iloi West and md wife to + + Brstsl ,s.l.. 40
Goth ST. s. 1856 Il OF 6tlsve. 26.6xloos; Isaac
4 asses 70 SIS q sssSs Xxi Mcclure i2'
posr SG,aer an ,9'ss A Ps .s 70
GoePeR st. s. 275 ii Of DeianceysI 26x99i NY
s5-st :. 100 II Of attn ave S25IiOoioi W Taylor
asd w,le q Il Of shave atxi0os Il Fer
par ana xs 9sSs x to xnn '0
Il2SI2l.6r52.3 b + Manerre aud wife to VIM
lstSs as : 1872 ii % 2dave 25iioSs sehsaier
Taylor 1850
l45ihst. s. so IT " OF 81. AIMS ave 25xl00
5eth,st SefsI w. Soie.i6o,6; Anderson, Fowler 80 .
and wife 10 Ferguson 300
'o' berg 70 Godsmith 'l''' $500. 100
Hilbert 100
4eth.sf n s. $50 il OF IOtn.ave 25xl0O.5; Ewai
and wife 20 Dnane and another .............. 1855
'O' and wife TO IisSoraan ana sno 1J:2
1lth-ave, 8. 2i3 II 37Ih-st "a Sxl00 A w Miller
and wife 20 joyce 90
S7th.st. 100 ft W Of % ave, XlODS Braender
w Bornhocft aud wife 20 Schreiner 30,0s
Greenwich-st Nos 0O0 to 500; Isabel Lathrop 10 X
0iu stein ane wife to " Kenney 2s.0I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-03
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday,

NEw-YORk. Monday, July 2, 1888
The two following sales were made at tho Ex-
change raesroom to-day
BvP r. Meyer.
3-story tenement dwelling with lot No AIS East
7bth-st Q y bl66 II o Of lstaye lot iS9xlO22i 80.
af Immigrant Industrial savings Bank. SAooV
By Richard v HdrneH & Co.
Astory house With lot. No 22O East
tS FoIsy S. aei oi 'u,..e $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-03
RECORDED REAL s5rArG TRANSFERS
NETWORK CITY.


a7th.st II a. 10 70 n OF dave, l26xiv,llK-xio!Si
NJ sam to CHRIS Barelther.
l25th st. g. 1856 IL " Of Sdave. 24x99lli john SOL -
ler ani wife 10 Emma Il aiartis, same. a
lA2d st. rs 6O6,6 n O OF Alexander-avo, 0Oxioo
Ihos Graham 10 Aug GafeAss ......--........--..-
TIA At n s. $40 n OF Idth.ave. o0xiO22 p Il Smith
wife TO ChIts Elun 1900 :
olst-st 8 800 II of lstave, 2OxO2, Geo A kniess
and vile to A worms. 81 Sxloo Iohn
Canghey 81 al To A W Miller
l2tnsi, IA = 1914 u " VI hrladway sox. ii,9x-ok
Io4.o. Jane n Gilman and O'her 10 Dani.i Ninahc
Ra.ayc q a. 2J2 T. Ot i2lstat, @J-xi0V, MICHAEL q
NOV eensy aud wife W Geo fenhoi .-.:-----.--.'-