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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
THE CLEARING HOUSE ASSETS.

Papers were served yesterday upon John
d. Probst and others members Of the NewYOrk Clear
ing House Association IN injunction proceedings at the
instance Grand Lockwood and Others enjoning the
defendants from interfering with the assets of the New
York Clearing House Association. Justice Donohue
granted the order in the Supreme Court Clark Bell and
Mr. Deahanty appearing for Mr. Lockwood and the other
plaintiffs The Clearing House Association organized
last spring. The Governing Committee said Mr. Della
hanty, entered into agreement with Herman Oster
berg, whereby 1t accepted his plan Of clearing
stocks, agreeing pay him $4,000 within
I'm sufficient receipts for the purpose. This action
ratified by the stockholders The Clearing House did not
succeed in it, venture and discontinued business. Mr..
Osterberg alleged that the $4,000 should be paid his
plan proved sucC essful. The Governing Committee
fused 10 pay his claim although many Of them among
them Mr. lockwood, though hat Mr.. Osterberg
titled 10 the $4,000 Mr. Osterberg began suit for the
amount. receiver IL asked for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
INSURANCE. NEWS AND INCIDENTS.

Winding mp defunct insurance companies IS a
tedious operation. as the unfinished liquidation OF
the Lamar Hoffman, Relief Importers and
Traders. Republic, TTadeSmen's New,1ork CITY,
New-Y0rk and Boston, Ktna, Mercantile Mutual and
other dead city companies shows. Information
from a Trustworthy indicates that the Lamar
will paw abOnt 80 per cent to stockholders, the
Hoffman, Importers and Traders, Republic and
Tradesnen's about par and the Relief about 50 per
cent. The New-York City has paid 90 per cent the
New-York and Boston, and the Etna each about the
same and the Mercantile Mutual 40 per cent.
Each of the last mentioned four companies is eX-
pected to declare final dividend after January
first. . II
sales of insurance stocks last week were as fol-
lows: Nassau, 40; Tradeslnen's, 60; Clinton,
100: Bowery, 157l2; Standard 100; Relief, "a (;
Continental 24O; Williamsburg City POS; EN-
change, lOO3f . j..
the roof are approaching completion at the Offices OF
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Inc
yaults have been constructed to afford storing
place for several hundred thousand Applications
aud other documents relating 10 industrial life III
suTauce. r
The Orient Fire Insurance Company of Hartford
has appointed Rowell n Hope its Ncw-IOTk city
agents and will resume business here at once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
ARRESTED FOR BIGAMY.
A WIFE DESERTED BY HER HUSBAND.
THE ALLEGED CRIME OF GENEsEE COUNTY
FARMER.

THE ALLEGED CRIME OF GENEsEE COUNTY
FARMER.
A dispatch was received by Superintendent
Walling on Friday, asking for the arrest of
suspicion Of having committed bigamy. It was
signed by Sheriff Southworth, Of Genesee
County. The information was given that Pardee
TO meet an unlawful wife and that he had deserted
his wife and two children in Batavia: Mr.. Wallng
sent Detective Sergeants King and O'Connor TO
make inquiries about Pardee, but he teegraphed to
Sheriff SouthwOrth that the arrest could not be
made unless warrant had been obtained in Gene
see County. The officers ascertained that woman
registered as Mrs Charles Porter. of Batavia, N;
y" at Sweenys Hotel a week ago and remained
until last Monday, when she went to the private
boarding house No. 81, East Twentieth1st On
Friday, Pardee went to the hotel and ased for the
woman: lie followed her TO To the 0o,, house use
be Hotel second ms
sage FROM Sheriff Southworth was received by
Inspector Tyrnes on Friday night, stating that a
warrant for the arrest of Pardee had been issued.
The detectives went to the hotel again and learned
that Pardee and the woman were occupying room
on an upper floor, having registered as Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter" When Pardee was asked to open the
door he refused at first but the officers threatened to
break in and he submitted to arrest. He
was locked up at Police Headquarters until yester-
day, when Sheriff SOuthwOrth arrived with war
rant and took him into custody. The Sheriff said
that Pardee was forty-fOur years old and son of
the late president Of the. Batavia Bank. Pardee
left his home on Thursday and his wife after
ward found letter signed your loving
wife," 1t had been written by the woman
at Sweeny's Hotel and reference was
made in il to the expected meeting in this city.
Mrs. Pardee believed that her husband had con-
tracted an unlawful marriage and upon her afida-
Wit the warrant for his arrest had been granted.
Mr.. SOuthworth said he knew nothing about the
woman calling herself Mrs. Charles Porter. Pardee,
who is small, swarthy and Informed man. refused
TO make any statement yesterday before he was
taken back to Batavia. Mrs. Porter said at the
hotel that he was her husband, but when she went
to Police Headquarters she would not admit it.
She went away from the hotel without telling
where she WAS going
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
steamer aes,ana trsls N.csrt. Antwrrp-rrtor wrshs

Steamer waesand tBelg Nfcscis Anfwerp-Prtor wright
steamer Saratoga Curtis, Haysna-,Ias y Ward Co.
steamer Faith Gedden (Br Bennett Kingston AMI Mon
steansr Iampssas, crOwe. Galveston via Key west-c
Steamer Excelsior Hawthorne, New-orleans- Bosert
steamer Kmckerbocker. Kembe, New.orieans-s II sea-
steamer City san Antoue Wilder, Port Royal and Fer
pandins--C II Mallory Co,
steamer city Of Augusta Nickerson, savSnnai-asary
steamer CITY Of Atlanta Lockwood. charIestOn-J oun-
Steamer Benefacor, Trbou. wilmington, NCwmP Clyde
Steamer oia Dominion walker. Norfolk City Point and
steamer yineland. Hart, Balfimore-J Krouls.
Steamer EleanOra, Bragg, Portland-J = Ames.
SHIP H Hs1 HS Sis se s ca
Bark COLUMBIA gNcr', strung: ,oDgrto-c Tobias < CO..
BARK Bristo @ LaWrcnee burgess
BARK Doris EcihoT Brandt, Havma-Tas Ward & Co
Bs ASs @ po. Bs o e. a Waie9 oS
Brig John swap Powers Hsyana-Jss Ward co.
Schr Susie Prescott, Warren, Haifax-scammell Bros
SAILED.
Steamers CITY Of Rome Britannia and Ept for Liysrgoot
del Antwerp Andes Kingston yseHcis Layug r f saraoss
% Of Saysssn and IL EIes
ely Of san Antonio Feraandins: Benef1ctor Tmla9on:
Was9ScR and craigae Antwerp Barks c9Iiepe for
Doris Eckho5 and Eba Havana Briggs starlight Port spain;
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LyB9POof. Oct 27-Arrvad steamers Iatrfan r1. IeaSk,
from Boston Oct liz OranmOrc r Treenery from Baltimore
oct IS.
QUEENSTOWN Oct 27-ArTive steamer Adriatc Br1, JeD
Mugs. from NewYork Oct H. on her way TO Liverpool (and
proceeded
26thsailed steamer City Of Chicago CBr), Leitch. from
Liverpool hence for New-YOrS.
PLYMOUTH oct 27-Arrived steamer Hammonia GER,
from NewYOr Oct 49, on her Hamburg.
NEWCASTLE oct IA rived, steamer Winston lrl I'd.
mOnsOn, from Few York oct 9.
DOVER 27-AIrived steamer Fernwood (BT), Colder
from Charleston Oct 7 on her way 10 Reyal.
HAyRE, oct 27-AFrived steamer TlmOr (3r, Anderson
from New Orleans Oct ..
26th-Sailcd steamer Frig,a (GeF) kOpi from Hamburg
hence for New.York.
AETwEFP oct 27-saled steamer Pemland (Begl. weyer
for New-YOrk.
GiBRALTAB oct 26-sae steamer Trnacria (B Kitchen,
from Mediterranean ports hence for New-Eork.
ST JAGo Oct 27ssed Cienfuesos Farcioth, for
NeW.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
THE woMANs INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.

branch Of the W0man's NATIONAL IhdWsIIILI
League, Of which Mrs. Charlotte smith OF WASH ASH
ington is president has been estaosaeG t nf the
f league az ii7 is '' to uphold the dignity Of
wOmans labor provide safeguard against aSe
n vomanjs industrial exchange where those VINO
are compelled to work can find market fol, what
eyer they produce and receive full ynq be i or
gani1cd for mutual protection and advancement.
The movement has been heartily approved by SEN
ator Blair General Rosecrans General sherman
George w Curtis Senator Hoar and Others. A com
mitfeS NJ ladies' is in constant attendance at the
Office in Fourteenth-st. and will receive all VINO
NAV become interested in the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28

ily said last night, he did not have nights naturai
sleep but was compelled to take choral in order 20
obtain any rest. During the last two years be had
not been obliged TO resort to the use OF drugs Ior So
curing sleep but since August even chlcra mas mas
proven Intellectual and he has suffered greatly iro T.;
september, he has preached twice in his church.
DIR. Omiston has preached in this city since lsIo,
and for the fourteen preceding years he was
pastor i'm Hamilton, Ontario.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
APpREHENsIONs OF TYPHUs FEVER.

Thomas Harrison, a vauant, age thirty, died sud
denly at 10 A. III. on Thursday, III "a tenement house
i'm TRirteeuth-st., near Temth-avc. lie had gone to
tbe house on the previous evening, complaining of
Illness and had asked for shelter. His body was
removed 10 the MOrgue i'll the afternoon and an
autOpsy on Friday revealed that lie died from ty-
nhus fever Sanitary inspectors trying yestcr-
fav In find out in what lodging houses Harrison had
been staying before lie went to Thirtcenth-st, but
thew failed 10 get any information regarding his
,Ha1dcTiuQs some apprehension was felt Ill the
sanitary Bureau of a typhus fever nest, yet nm
discovered among the crowded lodging houses in
fine lower part OF the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28

the latter cabin hS had placed a small palm In
hower-pot which had come from Mount Vernon and
was given him by the ladies Of the Mount Vernon
Association There were no other floral decorations;
AS the steamer swung out into the stream the L9r9
Chief Justices tall figure, he stood bareheaded
acknowledging the huzzas that were thrown after
him by his friends shore made him conspicuous
object among the other passengers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
THE PRINTERS, STRIKE ENDED.

AT noon yesterday j. j. Little 4 Goa the only
large lob and book printers who had not accedcd to
the scale. gave in, and at p. III. George Munro
informed the officers of the union that his men could
return 10 work at the union rates. The only large
EMPLOYER who now holds out Is Norman l.. Munro,
and the union claims to have positive assurance
that he will adopt the scale on Monday Four
"rock robin shops, or shops paying - cents q
tbousaud still hold ont. In all, 1000 men gained
the advance. There are now III men out, of whom
~ are employed by Norman l.. Munro, and who will
he nj work by Tuesday. There are between 70 and
100 men employed in shops where the employers
have not yet been seen The nuion started tho ag'-
tation with 1,S0O men. IL now numbers over
3 800,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY, OCT. "a, 1888
ARRIVED.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Fulda (Gcrl, UndeutsCh. Bremen oct Is via
southampton 49, with mdso and passengers o. Oercbs CO.
(Gcr Sander Bremen Oct IA Ala SOuthAnp-
ton IL with rndse and passengers tO Orlrichs Coz 90
steamer Nederland (Begl, UeDerweg Antwerp OCT -,
with ndsc and passengers 10 Peter Wright X Son. -
Freeman, Anderson 81 AIMS Bay, ia, 81
day. will The Frank Bros Co.
Daggett savannah days, with Indse and
Messengers ~ Henry lOnge, JE
Steamer Delaware Nnnet Charleston days Win ndse
and passengers w Quntarl 60. go
Banefacor, TOo, Wilmington days. with ndse
and passengrTs to WIN Clyde Co
John Gibson, Young, Georgetown, DC, with ndse
10 Thos w Wghtman,
Bolivar Crossman, BALTIMORE win mdse ana pass
Geo Ii Glover.
ark Chasca of BostOn) Washburn Pisagua 1913 days with
OF soda to Vim II Grace & Coz vessel to Vernon
Brown * Go.
Bark Antonette Ger, Mas Hamburg 40 days with salt
ana empty barrels to ORDER vessel 90 Herman KoOp Co
Brig Ethel BrJ Hammet East Harbor TT, via Providence
ballast 70 ] Whitney & 10.
SUNSET-wind Sandy HOOK light SW; hazy and thick
on shore At City Island, light Me- ciondy..
CLEARED
steamer City (Br, Munro Liverpool via Queens
steamer Iritannc ) Perry Liverpool via Queenstown
II j tOrtiA
l. W. Hurst
steamer Rhodora OBI, Canon AvOnmouth-Geo Bulley
Steamer DeyOna OBI, IOnng, Decentralization BfOs
Neckar Ger Bussius. Bremen Via southampton
Oerichs a Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
DEPARTURE OF LORD coLERIDGE.

RI;taunic' of the White Star Line lie arrived at
the pier at 1870 o'clock, was accompanied by his
SON. the Hon. Gilbert ColeTidge, Elliott +. Shepard
Mr. and Mrs. A. ID. Shepard, Lieutenant John Me-
Clellau. u. $. A., and j. ID. Johnson. Before the
steamer left the pier several other gentlemen ar
rived TO bid him farewell, among Others being FL
bridge r. Terry AlgernOn s. Sullivan and Dr. Lewis
A SIyre On board the steamer Lord COleTidge
was introduced to Mrs. Frelinghuysen. the wife of
the Secretary of State, who happened 10 be on
board 10 hid farewell TO some friends who were
starting for England. Lord ColeTidge wore a plain
frock coat, and had wIted white rose in his but
ton-hole He will have at his disposal during the
voyage the captains cabin on the upper deck. In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
NEWYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY

test Of physical endurance No other expert has good
record as this Ny antagonist of last week has played
twenty-three record games altogether, and won but
eight. -Four Of these he has from player who has
himself won twelve of record out OF total twenty
one This that the IL Of chance mainly
There have been two national tournaments instituted nc
since the fall Of 1881. Never until did last week
has any one ventured to play the champion for his en-
bems both Of which he secured without contest This
proves that the game of cushoncaroms has In reality
never been In favor even among professionals"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
CONSIDERING THE ESTIMA TES.
FOR PUBLIC WORKS AND CHARITIES.

COMMISSIONERS THOMPSON, PORTER AND BRENNAN
BEFORE THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE.
The Board Of Estimate and AppOrtionment con-
tnucd yesterday the consideration of the provi;
soual estimates FOR the maintenance of the several
departments of the City Government for 1881.
Commissioner Thompson explained the needs
long array of items presented by him make
a total of $2,905650. For 1888 the de-
partment asked for So 1898, $50 and received
~, 300. In addition 10 this there was gwen
the department Sj6,l32 ~ transfers from uneX-
pended balances. The leading items asked for are
S25O,OOO for repairs, maintenance ana strengthen
ing of the CTOtOn Aqueduct, 900 for the main
tenance Of bOuleYards roads and avenues, 93S, too
for free oatlng baths, $500 600 for lamps and gas
and electric lighting S250,OO0 for laying Croton
pipes 100000 for construction and repairs oipubhc
buildings 100000 for repairing and renewal OF
pipes. sop-cOcks, etc. 100000 for repairs and re-
ueWas of pavements and regarding S0OO,OOO Tor
repaving streets and avenues, 500 900 for salaries
in the Department Of Public Works, Tl55OOO Tor
repairing and cleaning sewers, ana $lJto'gTno LOT
said that he was especially anxious that the old
water pipes in South and West SITS. shonld be re-
old and much out of repair. There need of inn
proving the sewers, and there should be liberal
appropriation for repairing streets ana ne wished
on extra amount for salaries for more efficient ser
vice in the Office Of the Water Register and Chief
Clerk.
ment of Charities and Correction, explained their
estimates. They ask for $2,l07 ,627 90; For
1858 they wished to be allowed 81 ,616st7 30, and
Gl,IU
S3s1 100 for salaries 81 Ol3, 1913 so for supplies
forthe institution 500, 800 for alterations additions
and repairs to buildings and apparatus $4,000 for
outdoor poor, $4,000 for poor adult blind.
800, 900 for the purchase Of new buildings, S72-
sos 10 for land on Wards Island. : O,OOO for the
purchase of Ricker's Island $4,000 for land under
water AT Wards Island, 500 900 for additions to the
Tombs and $4,000 for an additional wing to
the Penitentary on Blackwelfs Island. The Com.
missioners wish to increase the salaries of part Of
the medical staff, who are poorly paid. The S19,-
6O5 10 for purchase OF land upon ward lslahd
has heretofore been authorized by the Board of
Estimate and App0rtionment, but the payment has
not been made. The items Of SlsO,OOO for RScrs
Island, 500 900 for repairs to the, Iomb5 and for
constructing south wing to the Penltcntary
are supplemental, and can be passed over
The commissioners say that the Iombs
is crowded so that some Of the cells contain
two prisoners. The Peniteutiary also contains
more prisoners than it can well accommodate.
Rikcr's Island will be needed in time, and il can
now be procured at a reasonable figure President
Asten demurred TO the total greater than the
taxpayers could well Afford even if the objects
were worthy Of consideration. The Commissioners
will be given another hearing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28

The Rev. DR.. William Orniston, pastor of the
Reformed Church M Fifth-ave ana Iwenty-ninth-
81 has been granted leave of absence for six
months by the Consistory of his church, and accom-
nanied by Mrs. Ormiston, will sail on the Seryia,
70 4bn Cnnard Line on Wednesday. DR.. Omission
Is snlicring from seepessness, but his physicians
assure him that he has no organic troubles, and
nave advised him TO spend the winter IN
o aov one place. He has lost considerable
deSb since his vacation began in the summer just
iyo,l;nns TO his vacation DIR. OnnstOn chatted
Pioasontlv with TRIBUNE reporter about the fine
tnnes ne expected TO have during his absence from
The citv. For eighteen years, member OF his fam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
COMMISSIONER THolPsoNs REPORT.

Commissioner Thompson, of the Department of
pnbIic Works, yesterday forwarded TO Mayor Ed
son his report OF the operations of his department
Cor the three months ending September 80, 1888.
The revenue from the CrotOn water service for the
nine months ending September 80 was 81 800,
oil 90 With reference 10 the water meter irregu-
Iarties the report gives resume of the statement
aiready made TO tho Mayor, which was printed at
the time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
MAnIsoN sorARE GARDEN DESERTED.

The evidences of the late horse show at Madison
Souare Garden have been removed with prompt
tude that is crcditable to Charles Lincoln the
sunerintcndcnt By noon yesterday every animal
was out of the place poor little polo pony,
who had to be sent to Troy by the afternoon boat,
and who evidently considered himself deserted;
lie was in one of the stalls under the members
boxes, and stood in most detected manner, ms
Knees bent half sleepy, half sad. Whenever any
one with sharp quick step approached, he would
brace up jOyfully, and look around expectantly 70
be disappointed every time, and 10 fall back INTO
his old attitude of the fOrsaken one Occasionally
he would turn his graceful head wistiully and look
mt bystanders with an air that SAID plainly, l
want TO 90 home" The tan was being caTted
away in wagons, the temporary stalls were being
removed pecemeal, the iron managers had been
taken down and sent off IN wagons, the litter had
been forked up and carried away, and the Madison
Square Garden was fast resumlng MS familiar APP
pearance of vast dreaFness and dingy decorations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor Hotct-Dixon Hartland N, F., OF
England nm 4renue Hotci-COngrcssman Henry u
RnTleigh Of whitehall, n. Y, and Ex-Governor H. y
Baldwin, of Michigan "-J S
e N Scboonmaker u s. n. V. Clarendon Hotet-Captain
G. Lindsay, Of the British navy aO'"dSse yieSoios
Hotel-The Rev Dr. +. y. Weninger, Of Cincinnati.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
ANcHOR LTNE sERVICE TO LIYERPOOL

The City of Rome, of the Anchor Line, which
sailed Yesterday is making her last trip for the
season, the company having decided to suspend its
Of this company said yesterday that the City Of
Rome will he idle during the winter. The Furnes
STA viii be transferred TO the Glasgow service, IN
Novcmber. and the BelTavia, the third steamship
of the Liverpool service will be transferred 10
of the other services of the Anchor Line The Bel
prayia will make the last trip of the Liverpool
service for the season. sailing from this port No
ycmber7 This has been the first season that the
line has run ships directly 10 Liverpool, aud the
enterprise has been remarkable success, the ser
vice being suspended only because the pleasure
season is at end and passengers will henceiorth
20 TO Liverpool as formerly via Glasgow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
TIE NIAGARA COMMISSIONERS MEET.

The Commissioners of the State Reservation at
Niagara met yesterday, at No, 2l4 Broadway.
There present Ex-Governor DorsheimSr, chaiI-
Green and DR. Martin d. Anderson. Sherman 5.
Rogers is in Europe. The maps of the reservation,
examined with a view 10 their acceptance. They
are drawn 10 a scale of SO feet to the inch. Pros
pect Park is included in it. Owing to the fact that
fhe maker of the maps had neglected to affix his
signature also 10 the want of legal descrlp-
ton of the property which would stand IN the
courts il was resolved TO postpone Their acceptance
ill these points were attended to- MessrS. Alien,
Morris & Wilcox, of Buffalo, have been retained az
counsel for the commission. Another meeting VIII
Dc held this week.
Ex-Governor Dershimer said to TRIBUNE re;
porter " IL we are allowed to go ahead III TINS
matter and improve these grounds III the proper
way, why, when through with trec-plantlng
and gardening people will hardly recognize Mag
aran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
each, and the trial was set down for November IA.
LONG ISLAND.

FLUsHNG.-John Fallon went into eating
house few days ago and offered for wager to
eat four pounds Of raw steak. The wager was
taken by the proprietor. who furnished the steak.
Fallen won in a short time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
RECOMMENDED F0R POLICE JUSTICE.
delegation from the Central Taxpayers As

ISOLATION called yesterday upon Mayor Edson ad asked
him IN nominate Charles l. Schampan Tor Police jus
lice 10 succeed GCrson " Herman, whose term expires
LD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
MARINE LNTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIM r4scs oB sets SOL Moon ris. ALL Moons ds. -
HIGH WATER TODAY.
4u-sandy Hook, 5.3GIGOv. Island, 63l Hell Gate $50
PIf-Sandy Hook, 5:JJ.Gov Island CAT Hell GATE 500
EuEEiGN ATEAMLR> DUE Ar ms PORE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-28
Gitn Real gstate for Sale.

A L BARGAiNS.-Fifteen superb fOur-story
N brick and bTownstone dwellings, Is n feet 'front.' 60
TO 100 deep LenoX JIill; Prices, $4,000 to SljOOO0
WYCKOFF, ,267 Broadway lag East l25th-st