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New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
WESTERN CROP PROSPECTS.

INDIANAPOLIS, June @. The Indiana
Farmer this week very full reports OF the
age and condition OF wheat and other crops in
Indiana Ohio and Illinois TO June l. Reports from all
the counties in Indiana show that per cent OF the
acreage Of wheat ploushed up and put TO other
crops In May and the remainder is 60 per ceut OF an
average crop. There Is per cent above an average
acreage OF corn planted, and the condition of the plant
7s per cont gwen at % per cent for acreage
and 81 per cent Tor condition. IllnosWheat ploughed
up 20 per cent and condition OF remainder 81 per cent
corn acreage 03 per cent, and condition II per cent
oae area 90 per cent and condition 100 per cont ONO
Wheat ploughcd up. 10 per cent and condition Of re-
mainder j2 per corn, 1O4 per cent, and
ditioB 90 per cent lO3 per cent, ana cOnd
X uer
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
THE NICHOLSON CASE CLOSED.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-To-day being the
time fixed for argument in the Nckerson divorce case
Mr. Fletcher for Major Nckerson, addressed the
Court and stated that he had received reply from his
client to telegram reques ting him to be present and
as the animation in his absence would be
plete Mr. Fletcher said he felt it his duty ask further
time "If, however" he continued the Court refuse
to allow me this time, feel constrained 10 that in
my opinion the respondent in this case has shown
enough set aside the divorce If the Court Is deter
mined to dispose OF the matter to-day think that the
decree must be reversed"
The Court then announced that the case would be
submitted on the evidence already taken, aud coun
sci areeing TO this the testimony was handed to the
Court for consideration.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
NOT so HARMLESS AFTER ALL.
TO the Edftor OF The Tribune.

TO me Edtt0r OF The IrtonHe'
SIR: "a Huge, Horrid and Mysterious Insect" In
your column of Letters from the People" In this morn
ings paper attracted my attention. think from your
correspondents description Of the insect that IL must be
similar to specimens that have among the insects
in my collection Of which is from New-York CITY
and the other from New0reans II your correspondent
will refer to The american AgrieuitT ist of February,
1870, he will find this description Of the Insect;
The large water bug mus. have been unusually aoun-
dant last summer several have been sent us from
different parts OF the country. This water pug
elostonia grands belongs TO the snborder Hemiptera
which includes the tree bugs, plant lice, heas ocus
and other dsagreeable insects There are several aneo
genera which, like this inhabit the water Most OF thein
their backs and their legs are admirably adapeo
for this kind OF locomoon. They have sharp sucker
pr0bOscs. through which they take their Io0d anu
which when not In Ia folded up under the cnesI
This insect lives other insects and s said to De very
destructive 10 young fish.
A friend informs that he has been several times
sharply wounded by this water bug while wadine
Brooklyn, June D, 1883. ID. HARRIS ONDEHhlLl-
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
ATRUsT SAID TO BE UNLAWFUL.

Michael Gilman began some time ago an ac-
tion in tho Superior Court against Henry McAroie 10
com,el him t, account to the plaintiff administrator Of
the of the late Gilman. for moneys held by
Mr. McArde under what is said 70 be all Illegal trust II
is alleged that James Gilman. who was an old man. gave
10 Mr. McArdle about 800 to apply it to the support
Of himself and mis- wife as long they should i've aud
after their death pay the expenses OF proper funeral
aud 10 amply the rest to the procuring OF masses
for the repose OF their souls. Mr.
Gilman and his wife died few weeks
after The creation of the alleged trust and after the pay
eat OF their funeral II Is said tba consldsr
able amount of the fund still remained IN Mr. NC
Ardes hands, and that the trust under when ne hed
the money was Illegal, he ought TO pay II over 10 hr
Cilmsns administrator. Ihe case was trled Yesterday
before udge Freedman, who reserved his decision
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON June 6-l230 o. m.--Consols 1007s for money.
and l0OnIo for the account Atlantic and Great eserr
certiucaes. l2s4 Erie, $685. do
second consos 9s New YORK Central 1896 lnos Clntral
i4s Central 60 Reading 2ssa Mexican Or
diuary 1889: NewNork- ontario Western. 26S NIL
ST. au common 1861 United States four and
a half per cent bonds ll5.
LONDON June 6.-1:3O m.-Paris adyices quote three
per 10 francs 92 confines for the accoant
LONDON June 6-iOU D. m:-Atantl0 and Great western
trustees certificates 4s VI DO secoud mort
gage l2lq Erie ssoond consOls. 9S4 NewNork CentraT
I26l.: Illinois 1919: Mexican Ordinary l22 New
ontario and Western, 2O7s Milwaukee and ST. Paul
Common. 100.
The of bullion gone into the Bank of England on
balance TO-DAY Is 45OOOc
LoSDoS June $3.50 D. m-Psris sdvices quote three
10 10 centmes TOR the account
and exchange London 20 francs 29a eentmes for
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
Be,1rick, Penn. June G, 1883.


TO The IdIfOr OF Iht IrIbuHe,
SIR: IF. b." contributes article 10 your paper OF
June s. under The caption. a Huge Horrid and Mys-
erous Insect" He Is correct In his statement that the
found by him IN Union Square not Of the order
Coleop;era Beetle. From his description AIN led to
believe that II belongs the order Heniptera, and OF
the aquatic genera scientifically Belostoma and
popularity as Wafer BOatmen. They not uncommon,
and Oftcntimes found IN pools Of water They ny
with great velocity, swim rapidly upon their backs aud
walk with considerable difficulty. They are OF great
size one captured hy me In basin OF Madison square
fountain ia May 1892 measured over three inches IL
is certainly huge horrid bng" but 10 one in
IA study OF Entomology IL Il not half so
offensive that other bugger complained OF by your
correspondent. ENTohoLOOIsf.
Netc York. June O. 1888.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
r,,u co,rpr OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-1n the Court Oh 0oin> S'u,
,uss,oneIs Of Alabama Claims to-day, the c"'os
,nkon Charles A. Thompson, William L. Curtis,
nhn MURPHY F. W. Partridge Charles ii. Miller ana f.
w p,dre administrators were argued anu anu sRpI, Rv
ted JudgneaM M on eyth interest from November, 1851
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
AN OLD MANAGERS SUITS.

Edward ". Neville made motion yesterday
Il place on the short calendar OF the Supreme Court the
case OF three actors formerly the travelling company
of Joseph or Josh" Hart OF the Eagle Theatre OF this
city aud Globe Theatre Of Boston The plaintiffs are
Henry Conlton for 1915 Is with interest from 1878
Charles E. sturgcss, for SIG; and Frank b. Hail. for
$500 Mr. Hart makes defence and IL Is understood
that having since his discharge In bankruptcy III leIe
acquired large fortune he IL anxious 30 discharge his
old obligations 10 his former aud associates IN the
theatrical profession and IN the management OF the
Eagle the Globe and Comquc OF this city, The Claims
have, however, TO he established 10 court
M-. Hart brought suit q year ago against George
Alfred Townsend for alleged libel and insists that the
action tried this month. Mr. Townsend In bis answer
denies good nam-. fame and credit of Mr. Hart and
will attempt 20 justify in his defence.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
A SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS ENJoINED

Justice Lawrence yesterday, in the Supreme
Court Chambers. granted a temporary Injunction In
favor of A. J. Mayer restraining the Denver and New
Orleans Railway Construction Company the Mercantile
Trust Company and others from selling certain stocks
and bonds OF the Denver and Ncw-orleans Railway
Company. Is alleged that the construction company
wss organized for purpose Of building the Denver
and Yew-Orleans Railway, and to receive in pay
eat The stock and OF the railway company 70 be
distributed among its stockholders The stock and
bords ipstead OF being distributed among the share
no ders OF the company were pledged with
the trust company security for loan The plaintiff
es shareholder of the construction company seeks 10
have the ,e OF the stock and bonds enjvined The sale
was advertised for to-day.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN Francisco, Wednesday, June O. 1888.

Bullion valued at $4,000 was received In tnis
city yesterday from the mines.
Caledonia tB. H. superintendent reported ior
week ending May 20: "On the 18th all men were
discharged with the exception OF force enough 70
nnmn ont the mine heavy rain fell on the l7th
And caused water IN rush into the mine 10 the
depth OF 3 feet at which we kept II. Ihe
roads and railroads are 40 washed out tnat woou
two weeks before we can resume mining.
Shipped 67i ounces gold-abont $ll.500' May
~ no reports: We have worked IL ineii per aay
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
MIR. Stokes IN HIS OLD AGE.

Another hearing was had yesterday In the
Stokes will contest Thomas Samson, who was al one
time confidential clerk OF Mr.. Stokes. testined 10
seyeral conversations which ne had had Win MT
stokes after Mrs stokes's death The conversations to
1,a to noth social and business matters. In March,
Issl. the witness had long conversation with MI
Stokes In regard to the renewal of loan OF Soooo
Mr. Samson submitted to Mr. Stokes the balance sheet OF
Brown & sansoD and explained it TO him. Mr. stokes
examined the balance sheet. and discussed WIZ the
wi ness its various items He said that the Daiahce
sheet showed q satisfactory condition OF tne aharS Vi
the firm and that he would renew the loan Mr. samson
having said TO Mr. Stokes that the latter would renew
the loan he would see 1t that in case OF any ms1or
tune i'm business Stokes made preferred credl'
Tor Mr. Stokes sucgesed that the witness fhoud write
him letter to that effect. and this was done Inc VII
ness was examned at some length lie said that
after e death OF Mrs Stokes. Mr. Stokes was less n
cued 10 talk Mr.. stokes evidently felt the loss on ms
wife Otherwise the witness dd not observe any cnnge
in Mr. Stokess condition, either physical or mental
The examillation will be continued on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07

ST. LOUIS, June 6.-GeOrge NJ Willing,
an old and welknown resident oi this city, supported
by syndicate of lawyers is about TO institute iesal pro
ceedlngs TO secure tract OF 27OO square miles OF land
lying along the ella River and running back 10 the
Marcopa Mountains In Arizona, which was acquired
by Mr. vikings from Spaniard named Miguel
Peraa in 1s74 and the deed OF which recorded at
Prescott Ariz but which OWING 10 the sudden death OF
MrWilng was not disposed OF IN his will The property
embraces several mines and Is estimated to be worth at
lnanf 900
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
SUSPENSION or 4 BROKER.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-Edward p. Wetz-
lar broker suspended this morning. being unable
TO meet his contracts. He short OF Pennsylvania
Reading Lehgh Navigation and New-Jersey Genital
stocks aud about 5000 shares were bought for bis ac-
count the rule His obligations TO the members OF
the Board will nor II is thought, exceed $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
ATTACHJNG THEATRICAL PROPERTY.

F. G.. Gilmore of Niblo's Garden Iheatre'
and samuel Colve the theatrical agent, have oeguh
smt in the Supreme Court against John H. HaverV anu
charles H. Mcconnell to recover $4,000 money ioaheu
ON call note Judge Donohue granted wri' oi
,pent aud Deputy Sheriff Sullivan yesterday seAeu 'Ae
scenery and effects the Fourteenthst Iheatre
,ny 70 the defendants An inventory was take" Vi '
aects liable TO sezure aud keeper placed III el" ~
Tho eass of the theatre has also been tufneo over
NV Mr. Haverly to Messrs Gilmore anu No'
VILE Later In the day another a''acnnen'
for 800 money loaned, for which note was gwen
was obtained from Judge Donohue by the American
exchange National Bank and placed in the hands Oh
Deputy Sheriff Sullivan for service.
Mr. Gilmore saId that about three weeks ago Mf. nav
erly came TO him. said that he was In financial dcui
tics and asked for a temporary loan OF Sl3ooV NJ. nj
Sioore reped that he not In condition 10 isA ne
toas of $4,000 bat would what he coulu uo. Io
sow Mr. Coyile and together they advanced tne
fattne call note and security the lease Oh tue our,
seenth street Theatre Learning later that MT sNGiy
WAS i'm serious financial straits, MT Gilmore wen M w '
anJ asked for the payment OF the loan Mr. hu'cIlS
ackpowledged that he was unable TO repay the o %
offered TO turn over the lease OF the theatre 20 ne
Gilmore and Colvlle Suit was then begun lor ehe ~, re-
coyery of the money loaned. Messrs haVery anu "0-
Connell are residents OF Cnlcago'
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
AN OPINION FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
sIR: In reply 10 q communication entitled "A Huge.
Horrd, Mysterious Insect in yesterdays TRIBUNE
permit me n probable answer: The insect was un-
doubtedly one OF the family Ncpde. order OF Hemp
terra and In all probability OF the genus Belost0ma
and variety Is. Handelmanun. This answers closely
general deHcr ptOn given. and the huge size which
distin gnishes the family confirms this opinion.
LAHMAS r. BOWER.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

s.R.ToGA. June 6.-In the Court OF Appears
sau ,he following business was transacted
No ss7,a ,a-ROocrt L. CrOOke and others ae' '0nn -
Prince and <..,.o o-a othara the County OF
Kings Argument concluded; ,.. T rvon and others
NO 6i7-Ge0rge Wadswor'h aS@bou'~ - -''
Argument begun: ..,o.aor tor Thursday: Nos l93,
Following is the daV caienussr 'oi A"'
64l 566 0SG, l33. ISL, l55. l11 :, -,
All inquiries in regard to the calendar shOuio %
,rssea 20 tne Clerk at Saratoga. Returns, etc., snouu
he semi 10 the clerks ofce which Is always ~ hi0'
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
COURT CALENDARS-JUNE 7.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-B Before Lawrence J.-Sos.
OK AZ al 46 So g. 99 l03 l07 IT. 1874 1877 13S 39
G5 1896 no. 49, 49, l9l leS 2US 2l6 22O 2ll 220
suPasnE FAX couRr-sPEuAL TERN-Beore Donohue J-Nos
s5s s5 s55 s58 S59 S62 $685. s65 SEQ s67 sG9 s7 s72
S7 ST. S7S S79 $751; SS2 SS3 1884, $50 bS6 o57 $685.
$50 800 SOL S92 S93 S94. $685. S97. s98 899 00c
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUT-PART I-Before Barrett. j.
Nos 2l67, s05S2l6o l55 15l5 56g7 2 27Sa sos 1850
1000 25s4 1898 2603. sol y 1883.
PART II-Beore Van VorstJNos 1888. 24S 3009. 3o32,
1911 $685. 2S77 2S73 1920 2994. 290 1888 1903 20S2
3oO6 65ss 29J7 2279 I44S 2945 3028 3O37 3llO 3lO2
PART III-Before Larremore. Nos 4494, 1900 22s8,
1869 1919. 24l4 l0SS. 2947. $685. 1903, 1886, 1904
SURRoGATEs CoUKr-Beore Rollins S-Motion calendar at
IL q.
SUPERIOR CoURr-srEcIAL TERN-Beiore Freedman, j.
Nos. "a, 40. bs, II, 70 II. so
SUPERIOR RCOuRT-TRIAL TERM-PNsT I-Before TruaI, J..
900 962. 1905 543 1886
PlRT iI-Before o'Gorman J-Nos. 1853. 29s, 701 597
4l6 800, 956 957 93l S63 440 S46 604. 800 423 933
PART IIG-Befors Ingraham mos 1926. 1897. 1889,
1882 1892 400 1904 l4os l4i0 l4l1 ltl2 14iS ~
1926 1927 l42S 1929 l43 1882 l433 1884, 143j, 1887
1883 1889 l440. l44l. l442. l443
COMMON PLEAs-SPEcIAL TERA-Beore Van Hoesen, j.
No day calendar
Nos us $3.50. 25o1. 3l4l, 3l46 3lis $50 81 5IOo
3l7O 3l72 2243 23l5 226i 22S4 2O3l 2005 1855 1923
PART IIBefore j. +. DAILY Mos. 1896 OIL &736. 2f3o
2720 2sll 2S39 2S40. 21s4. 2793 2532 2480 80
2sO6 2sl 2s52 2Sj6, 294l 2SGi 2676, 2s2 2s7o 2osi
1887. 1892, 1894 - -. oooo
So76 2629 29i5 Sos7 s0iS 2Si4 5000 25lO $685. SO54
YO57. 3O5G. 1850 3O6l, 1862 1868.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07

at the mine for the past week pumping water, oves<
hauling machinery and doing other necessary work.
sinking the winze last night. We expsct to secure
wood by the 29th and will start the mill imms4
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
THAT MYSTERIOUS INSECT.
HARMLESS AND A GOOD BAIT.

To the Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The mysterious insect SO graphically
described In to-day's TRIBUNE was presume the Cory
dais Cornuus Of Linneus 1t is the largest specimen
Of the order OF Neuropera that we have in this country
and although 1t lie rghtul looking object ia harmless
II nghtfyng insect and lays its eggs the stems
OF plants In the water The arva Is still more frighti
lOokng and is commonly known In the country as tne
devil digger and favorite end successful bait foi
black bass 1t is not all poisonous although II can
pinch severely with its nppers. H. D.
NeU York, June 8, 1888.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07

sludge acid on fish In and around the waters Of this
city. In the evening there will be dinner st tho
Hotel Brighton.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
oLOSISG PRICES or BOSrOy STOCKS
BOSTON, Wednesday, June @, 1888
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
R.D,rfsiby Io4yH DAVIS & o.. II WIJ.S.
WEDNESDAY. Juno 6--P. ".
TEE GENERAL LISE

WEDNESDAY, June Up. NJ
The full report Of the Canadian Southern Rail-
way Company for the year ended December 81
1882 was published to-day. 1t shows that the
gross earnings for 1882 were S50052 greater than
for the year 1881; that the operating expenses
were $50. .l6s less than in 1881, and that while the
first charges for account of interest were $oo0
greater. the miscellaneous payments from earnings
were $s7, ,593 smaller than in 1881. The result OF
that part of the report surplus over first charges
for 1882 of $151 SOL against.a deficit for 1881 OF
$50, 7O6 But the report also shows that $o44
was charged to construction account during inc
year 1882 and that the company's net noatlhg
debt-the bills and accounts payable ana the inter-
est due, less the bills and accounts receivapie, un
collected earnings and cash-on December 81, 1857,
was S4ss. .s22. against the net floating debt oil
$7G,4i9 on December 81. 1881, an increase OF
$412403 The following comparative statements
present the matter in nutshell:
BUSINESS OF TWO YEARS.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
TIE PE7ROLEUM MARKET
New-YoRx. June q

There was decrease In the activity of the
petroleum market to-day Of nearly 100000 barrels
But accompanying the diminished volume Of busines6
was slow advance in prices which resulted In quidsts
ing large part Of short interest which creates
by the break from 81 "a to 81 TO- An opening at 81 11A
was followed by slow advance TO 81 ID. Beyond that
figure prices showed buoyancy until within the last
hour when the maket nosy rose to 81 1s and closed
at 81 17l2, apparently strong.
The OF prices total transactions in News
York were aa fOll0Ws:
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK Wednesday, June g. lss1
The following sales were held at the Exchange
.Ia..

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, June 6. lssi
The following sales were held at the Exchange
salesroom to-day:
By Richard " Harnst Co.
4 story brick DAT with lot No 80 East 4Athst ss
l7oft OF 2dave plot OF land 25xlooS; Charles
lot West 52dst, 500 fl W o. iirhays, 25IiOo.5;
Srown stone house with lot No a7 Ayex
pleasant ave. VS. 4s IT OF l22d-st lot lo10o s,x
.BsT houss wh ot No AS XveX pheasant
aVei s. iicii Il iy2d st. lot i5rioO lass %,
and George simpson. 7,soo
By John T. Boyd
brown S sSps n Tt LOT o ~ st2 %si
9stois' 9atoS .i.ey ssy ~ -" Vi ~ s.sas
BYE F. Raymond
sstcry brown stone house win lot No ,95s s2o Pr1s m
xO6 David oppenheimer oi'~
JERSEY CITY PROPERTY.
BIZ Richard Y. Harneu e Co.
/ iotw Griffith ST. 500 III of Nesonst, 26xloO ,..
lot NeS Yorsave Us # W Of GriGth.st 25I
l00 same payer "'s
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TaANsFERA
YEw.YoRK CITY,
sth.ave IS. 74l nnof S5thst 24s.ooo Mary a..
lo4tasfi isc snd husband 70 Cafharine Ro6man 1883
ssth St nea Ais ii Of adavs iasI7ia Fisher
as.tnsN NS Agatha Ke;ch TO Charles Honap
ie se and ST Of Jumel estate Rasge: referee
Sth.aye, g. "A, III II OF l4ou-st, zokiOV N hoVHe
s, S.So,sass SG 7iii ii Of ia7thst 26IlOo
same VIM Thompson
same property; william Thompson and wife TO III -
lst.ave s. 272 It OF suth.st 50x75; and Assessor
lstave 27.2 II Dof 7eth-st 25xIo: Mary Duhy co..>
and husband TO Martin ouoo0
l02d st. s. 3O5 II OF 3d-ave, 6xl0oll susan spof
Hoaston at No 42 Marie Petri 20 Conrad Petn 1900
3d.ave l42 # Of l6Sthst 2AoAZoox Hresui" .oo
9Th Ss.a .ys SeSs cor oi 5f sstSss Long
59n bSaS sna oo Of 25IiOo 100
Van Voorhs referee 10 Ellen Martin. r..
paes m AN Al n W God-st, 232x5ox5S4x233x 700
SG7; James Wilkinson 70 ~. '... f..'e. 1000
"a hi same 10 same; id interest 1000
LANES slip 10 and l2 same TO same Isl inereet lOoS
9TH. At n s. 1882 It W OF 7th-ave 2Ox96; w Raao
20 Catherine Raab.
9th ave ISL OF 52dst 25xl0O; scheideler m nm
Mott aye cor OF 1881 ST. Elizabeth Pelham and hus
hand 10 JBowes and another. LOW
$50 st. and nd wife 90 90 Mary aalatin 10000
s6th.st n s. 257 II OF Aye-A. lO0xl0OSA2; =. 90.
Deaue and wife TO WIN Henderson za,VVV
l23a;si G 8 :IS 1S19 nsfs IL 20 v PenoysT 5000
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
,.cor,,,on Day. Mr. Graft Is said to have left no

estate
Judge Coke has handed down decision in
the case Of Napoleon sarony against the Burrow Giles
Lthographie Company. which broughtin the United
states Circuit Court to damages for alleged
Of the copyright Of photograph OF Oscar
Wilde The two defences set up that the act copy
r,rhting photographs unconstitutional, and the
initial an, in the name of the photographer printed
The cards was not sufficient Both arguments for the
defence overuled and decision given in favor OF
the plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
STATE OF TRADE

There was no change in the refined petroleum ma
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07
Uipineno Notices.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEWc
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al ILL
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. 123s ProsAway corner inm rnss
@,at until N m and 3OS West Twenty htrd-sf corner
Eghthave NO s2 East Foureepihst corner en7 s,r
near Sxtiefn at and EOS East One
vthst near Thirtiave Harlem. at regular once rass
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07

T,HE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED Mn
iNG COMPANY has declared its monthly my,uon1& ynx & =
Tty f,NTY.FIVE CENTS PER SHARE pyzois '"ns -
isss AZ the Farmers Loan and Trust company'
IIarslerpooAs o''Se "3So NJ n. COOK.
Vice presidene
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07

JERSEY CITY PROPERTY.
BIZ Richard Y. Harn,u & Co.
1 lot VS. Griffith ST. 800 II OF Neison.st 26xl0O
Alexander Moore. --.....-.-..:--.-.
lot n 8 New. .York-ave. l25 ftwof Gnnithst. 2ox
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07

OPncE
RocursrrH Asp PrIsBysas : RAILROAD RAJ SeMxS wx xosx
COUPONS OF THE CONSOLIDATED fIhSsr nsst
" MORTGAGE bonds Of this Company due June , cam
win bo paid after that date ~ the Union i"''
pany OF Ne"'f0rk' FRED A. BROWN. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1883-06-07

/ 3story brown stone house with lot, No S25 Plras
antave. (Ave-Al, 8. SS.ll ft q Of l22d ST, lot 10
xU6. David Oppenheimer.