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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-06

NT3s IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
We TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
HOLDING A SPECIAL TERM FOR ORPHANS
COURT BUSINESS, APRIL q, 1883.
In the case OF JAMES s. EDWARDS and WILLIAM
GOODS, administrators G. {. a., OF ANTHONY
BUCHY deceased, the administrators. {. a., afore-
FRIDAY, the FOURTH DAY OF MAY. A. D. 1885, at
distribution under the courts direction and controls
when and where all creditors and persons entitled to
dlst6uve shares (or legacies) residue, hereby
nonned to attend in or by agent attorney duly
Auhorzod with their claims against the estate properly
Soucned; otherwise the administrators, c. a., viii
take the benefit Of the law against them: Provided.
COPY oi THIS order be pubshed once week for three
Mee1s n the Washington Law Reporter" and Even
inG Staf" newspapers previous to the said day.
Aess: II. J. RAMSDELL.
Register Of Wills for the District Of Columbia.
BEAH persons indebted this estate are notified
ss VIII De Instituted to recover what Is due after
e instant, unless satisfactory settleenta be
anr WIZ she administrations before that date,
-1-A =. -0oo. ap7-s,St
~ ,;313 THE dNooRPoRATOBs OF THE INDUs:
Columbia are Association Of the District Of
April 18th. iSss = ~ 3'clock p. M. WEDNESDAY,
Granted ssa to the provisions Of the Charter
SN0: A PRESCOTT.
SAMUEL DOMER
ABNER B. KELLY
= g. OAMPBEIIA
ans-A II Z. WIILLANA
wv IncnrnorAAora
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-06

Mr.. CONKLING AND THE ADMINIsTRATION.-The
published statement that ex-senator Conkling
picked up rubber band from desk In the Inte-
rior department yesterday with the remark, "I
sration,n is denied by those who Were present
when the remark is alleged TO have been made.
1t Is stated that Mr.. Conkling not only did not
make such u remark, but that he did not ask for
rubber band.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-06
THE HENRY STATUE UNvErIrNG AND THE PAYNE

THE HENRY STATUE UNWILLING AND THE PAYNE
MEMORIAL SERyICES-Tbe special committee on
music OF the Philharmonic society have extended
an invitation to members OF church choirs chorus
singers, and all the old members OF the society, to
cooperate with them In doing honor to the men,
ofy or the 1lluStrious dead, Professor Henry and
John Howard Payne. The members OF the Foundry
NJ T. church have very kindly given the use OF
tnelr lecture room for the rehearsals which will
commence ace next Tuesday evening. F. Widdows,
Frank Wilson and NJ Koechling constitute the
Sppcfat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-06

AFTER MILLIONS IN THIS CITY.-The Blackmore
helrS, who lay cliim to large quantity of real
estate In this city, including the ground on which
bae Aapltol and other public buildings are erected,
neio meeting In Psttsburg Thursday. A number
ton was effected for the purpose OF prosecuting
the claim. The officers and managers will meet
again on Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-06

GOING TO BALTIMoRE.-Quite distinguished
party will 60 from this city to Baltimore next
Monday evening to attend the banquet OF the
Union Veterans Of Maryland, at the Eutaw hou Sc,
In celebration Of the anniversary OF the surrender
OF Lee at AppOmattOX The Baltimore and Ohio
railroad have reserved the rear car OF the 5:45
pm. train for the accommodation OF the Wash
ington guests OF the eterans, anong whom will
Walker, Senator Hawley, Col Dudley and many
others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-06

PORTLAND, Me-, April 7.-lhe steamer Brooklyn
ran ashore on Hog Island ledge last night. She
lies sideways on the ledge. The passengers were
taken on by tug and brought to this city. IL IS
thought that the steamer will come on with the
tide after she has been lightened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-06

~ ALL SOULS CHURCH, CORNER OF 14TH
NIS and L streets northwest.-Rev r. r. SHIPPEN
service at IL O'Clock. Evening service
/: 80 Sunday School at e. a. M. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-06

Office Rooms For Rent, all front; heated by steam
Otis elevator. an7-0W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-06

II AIDES CLASSES IN CALISTHENICS.
HARTVIG NISSEN,
From Christania, Norway,
Professor and Practical Operator Of
MASSAGE, SWEDISH MOVEMENTS AND
GYMNASTICS FOR INYAIIDS,
Once: 1914 street north west. Office hours to 81
p.In Ladies' Glasses in the Washn ton Gymnasium
corner 9th aud streets northwest every Tuesday
frcm TO 81 m; every Saturday from 10 to nv a.
IA Terms, oO cents month. The hest of references
from prominent physicians. mh3l- a4&7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25

Little was done in State bonds. Tennessee Us
sold at 80. and compromise bonds at 43, and south
Carolina non-fundabes at 4. OF city bank STOCKS
Commerce sold at 1866 and Gsllatin at 1874.
Only small business in railroad bonds was done ;
and there was little significance In the business that
was transacted. Prices were irregular. but we're
weak where there was any pressure to sell. Eric
second consos sold e higher at 95A; West shore
and Buffalo first 5s rose from 75i2 10 78taIo's
and New-York. Chicago aud ST. Louis first Us were
up y at 100i2 and the new seconds sold q, vo.29
col, Missouri Kansas aud Texas general mort
cages declined from S2l4 to sos. East Tennessss
Virginia and Georgia 5s were of per cent AZ az az
and the incomes were steady at 33t13o
Harlem hrsts consols sold at l27i2 and Central anu
Hudson consols at l27is. Denver and no 6rande
console were of 30 to $685. and Denver RIO 0ranao
and Western frsts declined from 77si 10 foi2
Texas aud Pacific incomes were steady at w, anu
hrsts Rio Grande division declined from 80 TO sZ2U
S27s Northern Pacific frsts were easier at 1912
Mutual Union TelegrapbIsinking funds we're up =
az SO.
The Sub Treasury to-day gained on balance
Y46e, o69, made up by coin gam OF SOFA W. less
currency loss Of $45, e23. To-day's transactions
covcredi Receipts 81 ,26s 05e. payments 1913 4o!'
currency balance "a, 634 92e, coin balance 81 o.
78S 179. The monetary situation still reflects .
large supply Of funds leanable call, and to.days
rate was universally 2 Dor cent for such leans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
sLusiss PRICES Os sOSrOv srOOKS
BOSTON. Tuesday. July "A. 1883
CLOSING PRICES ~ PHILADELPHfA SfOChA
Reported bu JoM H. DAVIS q co. 10 WaiLsL
TUESDAY. July Gap. NJ.
TIE GENERAL LISE

TUESDAY, July PAP NJ.
The dimensions OF to-days stock specula-
ton and trading measured by traDs-
actions that amounted only 10 2i9.sOO shares
At the opening. prices were all low and
during the first half hour OF business there was
a further general shnnkage In values; but there
was little or no pressure sell stocks at the current
figures, and the disposition of the board-room
traders was favorable TO rally rather
than to q further depression. After the
first hour there more or less Improvement in the
prices for the general list. Central and Hudson
after opening down 30 por cent at Ito, rose
10 1851, ana closed at 1853. Tho transac-
tions in this stock were the key to all other
movements in the general market Taking the
market as a whole, ITS closing was dull and the
final changes from last evenings prices are evenly
divided between the gains and losses.
Business IN Government bonds Was small and attn
Exchange confined TO sales of the As. Tho market
Ia steady with an advance of Is in the bids for the
IS and decline of Is for the As. Annexed arc the
closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25

saSss sos
SOnsrchist- 1atinEs a. e5 Bryant. Pools.Aslla sl4o
Blackstone $50, Parole $50, Macbeth $50 Ida b; slo'
Macbeth aSSi'' to Ida B. u to i Aela was first
to fair oos s s second SaG aSsOn seS the
race was confined to these two to the end Aea led oy
head y passing the stand but In the nett
Blackstone gained steadily and he passed Aea on the
lover turn Coming mo sne ses Aea MP the
middle of the track McKenny on the outside took tae
sort of guild attention as II it sfar that
had little interest IN He rode az II he had Tue race AZ
GGence was that Brennan Keeping hard at Aea
she just succeeded In beating Buckstone at inc ne Dy
fea B. bad fOursh and Sacbet6a lst blackstone came
In fresh as could be- without marx on MN. aoIs
not been out In the last uriong Mutui pooi'
si2 95.
A WORTHLESS FAyoRIrE's PERFORMANCE.
Fourth Race-Free handicap sweepstakes $2o each'
$500 added, 800 to second Lie milesifour
owens horse Mendelssohp. by Buckden-Meteiia'
oily Bella by Fiddlesticks- g. 90, walker e.
L Lorillards colt Trafalgar by King AlfopsowAefonte
g. oS an So saysn
$50 Bella $40 trafalgar $sS Harry H Mann Sle
to p Harry Mann 10 to 1. Mendelssohn made O
wretched exhibition for favorte, not being able TO run
only contest was between Bella and Trafalgar, Men
dessohn following far behind Bella won BY lsngs1 N
M
Harry Mann In the dim distance. Mutual pools $lo ~
ANOTHER FAvoRIJE ANCHORED IN THE REAR.
Fifth Race-selling free handicap sweepstakes 80
each, $500 added, 800 to seconds lie miles Five
starters-J. waldens 6ly Chckadee, by Vator-ChicK-
abiddy a. 1O5 Holloway; Wilson's eeldng Ssylark by
Djckens-Nettie faged ITO, Barbee); Blonm geiune
Hostage by Hurrah-Minnie Long "a. 100; walker I;
Lovelrs gelding Aurelius by AlarmIAureoa a. i9 81
McKenny). Pools-Chickadee $50, HOSTAGE S4o SKY
lark $40 Colonel Watson S25. Aurelius $40. BooksL
Chickadee Ito 8, Hostage to skylark 70
Watson to 1, Aureus to l. 1t was evident oeiore
furlong had been run that neither . Ealonm
lead for nearly three-quarters OF mile Then Coone
Watson left them behind, aud coming on steaoy, wy
by eight lengths In 203a. Hostage second, ten
before Chickadee Aurelus poor fourth, and sKylarK
last Mutual pools. $50 90
JIM MGowAN's EASY SUCCESS.
Sixth Race.-Handlcap steeplechase. short course;
purse $780, 800 to second Six starters-w T. DaIy
gelding Jim MCGOWAN %. ITO. Ford; Philip DunyS
gcldinR Buster 20, 49, Callahanl; Garson's horse
abraham 5 1913, Green); Langcake': horse strySanpe
20. I25, Henry; Dawess hny Chipola a. &2S r.
Mclaughlin, ana L. C. Bruce's mare a laIapca
pu. sS sss De %SrISam saS syoanne $40
500 Books-Jim MCGOWAN to 8, Buster to l. Aora
ham TO l. 10 1 against any other Palanca rusnea
into lead, Abraham taking second place and Jtm
MCGOWAN third. Paanca was so far In front when sac
reached the track for the homo that her success
seemed probable but firing badly she was passed ~
lengths, Abraham second as much before Palanoa,
Chioola fourth aud strychnine ftth. Buster bolted
before reaching waterbury, and was not arterwsrd
in the race. Mutual pools s172o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
eASFRANoIsco. Tuesday, July "a. 1888.

Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines
Standard Consolidated official report for week
ending July ii shows: Ore extracted and shipped
20 mills 40I tons bullion shipped 81, 307 %.
East crosscut. 200 level IL 37S feet long. North
drift No l. 1000 level, IL IN 229 feet, and shows
the VEN II feet wide. South drift No. is l7S feet
raise No. from this DRIFT has reached the height
Of 20 feet whore the vein IL 4 feet wide. West
crosscut from north drift. 700 level. II 3i5 feet
long and Is ia hard ground South omit from west
crosscnt No l Is In ia feet aud shows the VEIN .
feet wide. South drift No. 2. 3S5 level Is In 665
feet long aud shows 5 feet OF vein. UpraIse from
south drift No. is up 23f feet, and upralsc from
north drift No. Is up 200 feet. The slopes show
no change
Bodie Consolidated official report for week ending
July 10 shows: Ore crushed. 1871 Il tons average
assay value of pulp $40 80 per ton OF taltngs,
~ d. Bullion shipped. $i.l22 IL. West cross
cut 900 level, Is 207 feet long. North drift Same
level is 3l5 feet long East cTosscut, ZOO level,
No. ~ In - feet. South drift from winLe No. q,
az go L. vel N 1917 feet long, and upTaise No. %
from 672 level Is up 90 feet.
Father de smet superintendent. reports July s:
" Herewith express company 3 receipts for bar No.
1872 containing or 80 ounces gold. the result of
run of mill Tor last half OF June. We are now be-
ginning e. recover from the effects of the disastrous
past three months. Az the mine everything - run
ming well, aud the work of developing and opening
ND new ground (which WAS stopped on account OF
scarcity of fusc) will 60 on again The body of
ore on third level fr1m which orc Is mined. did
not equal our expectations as TO size. have Just
Golden Gate vein. which has never been touched on
LILO third level"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Supreme COurt, Chambers, yesterday a
motion was made in the suit OF the Metropolitan Lie
waited Railroad against the Manhattan Railway ani
New York Elevated railroad mpanes 10 set aside the
merger agreement The moti0n for leave to renew
the motion denied by Judge Lawrence 10 set aside the
injunction restraining the carrying out OF tue merger
agreement upon the defendants giving bond to indcm-
nify plaintiff against loss. The decision was re-
served.
Judge Haight yesterday appointed ex-Judge
Henry F. Rowland referee in the matter OF the appica
ton the Company OF No Dey st., for
Its voluntary dissolution. The capital stock or tue COM
psny IL was stated is impaired but bust mas Of
late been dull, and the company, by reason OF the
smalness OF ts capital has been little able To compete
with rivals that the directors think the best course TO
pursue IL to withdraw altogether.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25

has attracted large congregation ana maze many au
ditions TO the membership On July ne de @ @
patriotic Grafton at temperance meeting anu Ms
pecially severe upon Sabbatl-breakers ana ruui-Se
WHAT DIR. BRIsroRs FRIENDS SAY.
BALTIMORE Nd. July 24.-The father ana
brother who live in this city, of the Rev. Dr. George
r Rrstor called at the Associated Press Office Tonight
IN reference to the tcm telegraphed from Newark Ny
this afternoon relative to trial and conylci9h h
dcers of ST. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Churcn,
AT Newark OF Dr. Brstor Of which he was pastor anu
state that the item does DIR. Bristor great nustve,
They saw that official Investigation OF the charges
taken place; that meeting OF the tru5,eSs ~
the church Newark, last evening" at which DT he
was present, called by himself, Wneu NC
first heard OF the nature OF the charges that he was 20
overcome by surprise and indignation ne ~ no
Voluntarily handed his credentials as pastor OF tno
church to the presiding. elder and LETT l Sew
ark at o'clock this morning. Dr. br".~
Is now sick and confined to his bed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
THE MARTINEAU DIVORCE CASE.


r. Martineau against Francis Martincau, In which the
plaintiff secured 5000 year almony aud the custody
of her children and afterward had the defendant put In
the Ludlow Street Jail for fail pay the alimony
motion before Judge Cullen. 10 Broo kyn yes
terday TO MdrDeaus release An affidavit by the
plaintiff presented, wing that ner husband had
arranged with i've weeks ago TO pay her 20 week.
10 she was asked 10 sign affidavit OF which she was
Ignorant When she learned that her husband was ar
The application opposed by nr. Runkle, the plain.
tins attorney, who claimed lien for his services aud
disbursements ON IN amOny due the plaintiff judge
Cullen reserved decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
The COUR1S.
A DIVORCE GRANTED TO MRS. TEARLE.

Justice Cullen yesterday confirmed the re-
port of the referee Of granting an absolute
divorce to Mary Alice Tesrle from her husband George
Osmund Teare. In deciding the question OF alimony
and the Justice said that this was the Only
Iesult OF which seemed 10 have terrors
for the defendant thought the evidence fairly es
tsbshed the fact that Mr. Teares income was between
entitled him favor and though these proceedings
intended TO be punitive the Court ought never
heless to see TO II that the defendant did not pront
peculiarly by his wrong and that he should make q
provision for his family equal TO that which they would
toward them He therefore awarded The plaintiff an
the children and liked the counsel fee for the plaintiffs
attorney at $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25

while for time loans @ per cent is demanded. and
little no business in that form Is being done.
The Clearing-House statement to-day was as fol-
lows Exchanges, $102 446, 341; balances, $4,5S4,-
0S4.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
received 1916. 900 National bank notes for redemp,
ton The customs receipts were S6Z4,oSl, ana
the internal revenue receipts $192. APO.
The foreign Exchanges are still quiet, and the
rates for business are firm at the recent declines
as follows: Bankers bills, 81 s3l4 and 81 81 for
long and short sterling respectively; 5.224 and
$40 for francs; 94la and 90 for reichmarks;
1913 and 40ls for guilders.
In London British consols opened steady at yes
terday's figures and later improved s and closed at
80 1l-l6 for money and 90 1916 for account.
United States bonds were irregular; GIGS We're ls
lower at 104L; As were Lie higher at 1919;
and 4i2s were unchanged at 105ls. All
American railways responded to yesterdays decline
in the home markets. and they closed at the lowest
figures of the day. Bar silver was up Lie at 5Oss
per ounce The Bank of England gained f115,OOO
bullion on balance. At Paris French per cents
to 20 francs.
Exports of merchandise at New-York,
1881. 1882. 1883.
For the week.. S7.l63,l40 S7626599 &71S2292
Previously reported 2oS74972S l746ol,zz7 ls976Sool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
COURT CALENDARs-JULY 2b.

SUPREME COURT CHAhBERs-Bsfore Haight J.-Nos. %.
a. l3O l39. l42 49, 1870 al 22O 22l 229 2Sl, 2A 255
257. 2js 2Gj. Z07, 20e 26y.
sURRoGArE's CoUET-Before Rollins $40 day caen
dar.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPRcIAL TRD-Beiore Ingrahsm. j.
C0xMoS PLEAs-sPEcIAL Tam Before J. r. Daly,J-No
dav calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
Total since jan sll6si2s6s sls9227sie $40. 5452ss



LONDON July 2i.-12:3O m-Atlantic and Great West
FIRST MORTGAGE trustees certificates - a. do second
mortgage III Erie. 1896 second consols 49, New YORK
Central lis Illinois Central l34s. Pennsylvania Central
hoas Reading 2STs Mexican Ordinary. 1ll2s; New-York.
ontario ana Western. 49,; Milwaukee ana 81 Paul Com
mon los.
cent rentes ~ francs confines Tor the account
LONDON July z4-4OU o. m.-COnsOls. 99ie for money;
and 9giss for the accounts Erie $685. NewYork Central
1856 Illinois Central lAy Pennsylvania Central 5s>
Reading 2ss Mexican Ordinary, 1l2; Newly ontario
asi Western 2olS Mlwaukee ana 81 Paul Common. l04 p
bar siiver Is quoted at 60asd.
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF Eng
balance TODAY 2ll5cO0
LONDON July 24-4.00 D m.-Paris advices quote three
per 10 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEW. YoRK. July "a

NEwYoRK, July "a
There was as little Significance in the adj
in prices Mt the Petroleum Exchanges to-day 20
Al O37s from 81 vi yesterday there was In the decline
Yesterday from the higher TO the lower figures. The
local in character aud represents wide
OF tradngs Tie strike of tao telegraph operators has
practically suspended the Geographic communications In
the oil regions aud hence crippled the business which
usually inspires the lie OF the market Under the cir
cumstanecs prices governed largely by the daily
necessities of perators TO try TO keep e7en on the market
nuti the situation OF affairs changes. Business to-day
WAS about IA dull as yesterday An opening at 81 Ola
was foowed by "A buying TO cover short" contracts
hch carried price, up TO 81 O3Ts The nnai dealings
however, marked by eas nrnness hnd tue market
closed undr c!Ged at 81 OIos.
Tne range OF prices and the total dealings to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25

Two lots On 9 Of Kingsbridge road Yonkers-
Miller :. ~ $500
sarah neSsoa ~ 1900
to Aug MsS !. =. .a.so .'..O 1880
referee to Ph piehi. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25

Econ FOR THE MMD.-A Scotch fri s,1 motto aao
snxgessSa .v from England 10 America inc ~ ~
. Tinns fofrsfT But the eminent Snnset al ~
Fourth. "-tPunchs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
MILK

various railroad distributing points In and Tho city
the follows; Erie cans Of MIX and
and Hartford 2I4 cans Of MIX York CITY and North
Milk Of Cream Midland 1908 cans OF MIX and ~
of and by miscellaneous short routes sOo
cepts Of Mix and 357 OF Cream The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, July "a. 1888.
The following sales were made Mt the Ex-
change salesroom to-day;
M John IT. Harneh 4 Co.
tsory brick building with plot OF land dt oI oIo Sr
Edwin Bradley @oloIf
By John r. boyd
1 s.storv frame house with lot No "a East s6th-st
ms l76 q " Of Ave-B lot 2oIltolx2oKl5O.si oooo
lev Se nffet binding WITH lot 10 al East i0eth.
c1s.d ahS !. .. Is2So
%olnns .OOvo property 1880
chaser o. 10. 1900
IU7thsI adjoining above lot soIlooll Ernest "a ,xo
,,@9isr Snidns With lot 30 Iis East iie 81
900 u " OF Grave. po. ........... $4,000
Bs b. H. LudtOw & 90.
3.sfory frame dw eiing with lot No 400 East 10Th
a. n 1913 OF lstaye plot OF land zoxlVz-i a mo
Wolfe -.....'''''''-'''''''''' ''
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rstSsFEHA
NETWORK crE
orantave 4. lot 2ii GUSlb0 Elliot ssndford ref. .oo
eon sss ave 10 osls asonins Mclaughlin estate 50
i0S A91Io carr Caffeine sehoSsE 70
smith y 7sfi Of fclisiti aSiSo7i briggs
Tesie 70 y e Tcwe 10. 800
SON Tssbs and wle 70 Emily ELaDy 1900
aowsrd:st No 20, Hanshsl. referee to Ann ? ooo
,oi s II y. $50 II Of iiin ave. 6oIio0iii INV
Berlisnsve, va icI !. s7Iioor Irregular Bridget .so
shave, q cor Of iotth.st ioo5IiaSl Q shaw
ss,s and ID .' 80 g z sasss ioiiooS EssI
mui Essry 70 s No nj, Prison 70
o, so % and II on map 81 the Ct ssi Estate
caiion, ths Metropolitan Real Estate Associausn -
70 John stsinbaeh And another e'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25

. ..-.-.s- W. WI
FRUITS. BERRIES AND NUTS, DRIED.

Receipts for weck-Driod frmts 6S pkga; Peanuts
lbi7 pkgsi Peeans -pKgs Export OF Dried
snndcd Apples stock offering Is light quality generally
rather ordinary and demand small The socx OF Peaches
nnarly ali and holders MOTTO be anxious
10 sell except late prices New Cherries
eontinue 10 arrive small quantities thore are prompt
buyers dry at Sc New Raspberies have had sua
ssi,s ar 667c BlackberIes have arrived but
no prices established Peanuts duh aud unchanged
only a small pcddling trade in Pecana