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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-07
FITZGERALD WIS.

A Reasonable Certainty mi He IL
Elected TO One of the Judge
, ships.
We may take q little comfort from the
late election In the success OF our towns
man .L.Fitzgerald in securing one Of the
District Judgeships. II was apparent
from the beginning Of the count that Bis
ing and Biglow were elected. AS between
Fitzgerald and McKenney the contest
has been extremely close and doubtful.
We are now prepared to claim. with
reasonable certainty. the election Of Fitz-
gerald by q small majority-possibly by
about rs. though a private telegram from
Carson received late last night estimates 1t
at $50. We give below Fitzgerald's ma
j~orities over McKenney by counties as fol-
lows: Eureka county, 312; Storey, 1853;
Humboldt. 102; Elko, 33; Lincoln, A; Nye.
IL. Total 600. McKenney's majorities
over Fitzgerald are appended as follows:
Lander, 49,; White Pine, 4; Esmeralda,
Ill; Washoe, 100; Ormsby, 1853; Douglas,
sc; Lyon, So. Total 626. This leaves
McKenney six In the lead. with Churchill
county to hear from and 100 votes in the
extreme Southern portion Of Esmeralds,
embracing Gold Mountain, Silver Peak,
LYDIA Valley. ETC., and so votes yet to come
in from the Muddy and Ell Dorado
Canyon in Lincoln county. We esti-
mate that of these absent returns Fitzger-
aid should have 20 majority in Churchill
county, 80 in Southern Esmeralds, and
about IS from the Muddy and Ell Dorado
Canyon. We also think he ia entitled to o
further credit Of 20 from Elko county, ss
shown by private kilograms q day or two
since, but which have been mislaid.
These figures would elect him by a ma
jority OF 1903. We are confident that they
are not far out Of the way. His election
by at least so or 60 is almost beyond
doubt. We are informed that McKenny
himself gives up the fight. Fitzgerald
also had given 10 up until the figures began
to come Q little more favorable yesterday.
We now congratulate him and the people
OF the State on his election. The people
of Eureka county are especially to be
congratulated, as we shall now have one Of
the three District Judges a resident In ous
midst.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-07
Ashamed or Their Collar.

From the Nevada Union: The weak
squivocation OF The candidates whom cor
poration gold has set mp 70 vote with
mannikin-like fidelity for the interests, ia
almost amusing, and would be quite 30 II
it did not disgust everybody who has an
honest political purpose 10 view. In
every case in which they dare not come
out candidly and their inten-
tions TO vote for Stewart the vail that they
have put ON is so flimsy that il is not
worth the while to tear it aside. Coward
ice usually accompanies conscious guilt.
1t is 30 in the present instance.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-07
Looking Ahead.

TRucKEE, GAL, Nov. 6.-Citizens here
have organized q labor party. The follow.
ing has been signed by q majority Of the
voters of the precinct. including nearly all
OF the prominent business men: I'VE,
the undersigned, hereby solemly affirm
the necessity for q labor party in 1888
party whose purposes shall be TO curb mo-
nopoly, stifie corruption, free our State
from the Chinese curse and fasten and
protect the rights OF the American laborert
and we here solemnly pledge that we will
earnestly work for the establishment and
success Of such a party, and will support
no candidate for county Office who is moi
a nominee Of said labor party. This
pledge shall be binding upon each OF ui
il q labor ticket is nominated in Nevsds
county in 1885,"
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.,.rgRDAY's STOCK SALES

MORNING BOARD.
NJ Ophir-6b 6A
" ysricsn-210c 205c 2
y Gould 4 Curry-la 1900
v Rat 4 Belchor-3 5000 3lOc
Con. Csliiornis-ll 1Oh
q ssrsge-3l0 305c
Chollar-17Oc
ssHsle 4 Norcross-115c 120c IN
ssYalloy Jacket--185c 1900
@Ah--110c los
al. Nevada 1000 1850
Bodle--245c 24Oc
N%ono-24Ob 2ka
IN Bulwer--160c
% ysusjo-sOo
@y. B. Isle IN
ID Nevada Queen-320c 81
10 Alphs-lS
b Oonfdence-3k
10 Bullion--65c
100 Utah-l45c
100 0~wrmsn-50c
10 EIchequor-l5o
rs Union-l05c
100 8. Hil-15c
700 Andes-4)c
10 ScOfplon-lOc
10 Bsntor-20e
Holmes-2Ab
20 Peeflsss-20c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-07
A New Lot Of Electric lamps.

Mr.. A. Tuczek. sole agent for the Chi
cago Electric Lamps in Nevada, has
received from the manufacturers q large
and varied assortment OF these splendid
lamps. Persons wishing to examine them
can do &c by calling on the agent, three
doors south Of the City Brewery, on North
Main street. The lamps can be seen burn
ing at the Postoffice and several saloons
about town. He has justdelivered twenty OF
these lamps to the E. &. P. r. r. Co., who
have discarded all Of their old lamps, and
now use only the Chicago Electric Lamps.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-07
LOCAL AND OTHER yOTs.

scraps from tho Notebook oI th
sen1fnePs Reporter.
Episcopal and Catholic services to-day
as usual.
The box Office for Miss Ida Mulick'
benefit will open this morning.
The pay-rolls OF the Comstock mines TO
the month OF October foot up about $l37,
600.
The Truckee Concert Hall Compan,
was greeted by a large and responsive au
dience at the Opera House last evening.
A stranger named William Quigley sui
cided in Winnemucca last Tuesday BY
shooting himself with a revolver through
the brain.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Richmond Hose Company No. 8 will be
held at their hosehouse tomorrow evening
ct 7:30 O'Clock.
A notice OF interest to Hooks and
Knicks will be found under the head OF
"New To-day"
Members of the G.. A. R. and Mexican
veterans are requested to assemble at their
headquarters this afternoon promptly at
half-past l o'clock.
The funeral OF B. F. Marshall will take
place from the headquarters of the G.. A.
r. promptly at two o'clock this afternoon.
1t Is said that Jack Gilmer has made q
success OF his Osceola gold-qusrtz enter
prise and that he has gone 10 Salt Lake to
negotiate for a sixty.stamp mill.
Reno wants q system OF water works
that will supply pure water. A town with
such brilliant prospects should have not
only pure water but good sewerage.
The funeral of Mrs. Grace Ann Duke
will take place from her late residence or
Mob Hill this afternoon at half-past 8
O'Clock. Friends are invited to be present.
Divine services at the Presbyterian
Church this morning. following which
there will be Sunday school. Preaching
at the Methodist Church on Ruby Hill at
1880 P. NJ.
The Board of County Commissioner
held q meeting yesterday, and after allow
ing the election bills that had been pre-
sented for action, adjourned to meet TO-
morrow morning at II o'clock.
Anyone wishing auction bargains In
beds, bedding, settles, stoves and all
kinds Of household goods, would do we'll
10 consult DR.. Keen's advertisement under
she head OF New To-day"
Mrs. M. d. Foley entertained quite a
number Of ladies and gentlemen last even
ing, the occasion being in honor OF Miss
Belle Ennor, her guest. The party. like
all those given by Mrs. Foley, was highly
enjoyable.
II. G. Fenstermsker has commenced an
action in the District Court against Annie
O. Fenstermaker, an employe, TO recover
the sum Of ST. 1877 81, alleged to be due
him for goods, merchandise, cash. board
and lodging, labor. services, etc.
While digging q ditch near Reno q few
days ago the workmen exhumed four
skeletons supposed to be victims of the
smallpox epidemic which ragged 10 that
tow In 1870. The germs OF the disease
may still exist, so that this bonanza OF
denuded csdavers is not good truck to be
familiar with.
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The Remains of benjamin. Mar
shall.

Frank B. Marshall, of M~urphy's, CAL
the only son Of Benjamin Marshall, who
died on Ruby Hill several days ago, ar
rived in town yesterday in answer to 9
telegram sent him last Monday. Upor
his arrival here Mr.. Marshall expressed q
desire TO see his fathers remains and wa:
at once taken TO Hjul's undertaking o.
Enlistment, where they lie encassd In
beautiful casket. An affecting scene fol
lowed. The deceased will be buried thii
afternoon at 2 O'Clock from the headquar
tors Of the Grand Army of the Republic
Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited TO attend.
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Sues for $4,000.

Reuben Ricksrd, through his attorneys,
Messrs. Baker & Wines, commenced az
action in the District Court yesterday
against Edward Probert. The complaint
alleges that on the 9Th Of October. 1882,
the plaintiff expended for the defendant, a'
his 1.-THE latter's) request, the sum Of
50, 900. which sum-, as was agreed that il
should be, was never repaid plaintiff. He
therefore sues for judgment for the sum
mentioned with legal interest thereon al
the rate OF 10 per cent per mum.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-07
The Lead Market.

as' 'ae New York Engineering and
ns.,I Is journal Of October 80: This
ma !. nss improved somewhat both here
|bsv nm sns west, as u special advices
ouIo,o. 'as 'here 10 a wide difference OF
aa, l'ou among brokers concerning its
viii .' saiue' Some say 4,Os cents ia all
iO a.n ~. ~ while others assure us that
TIA issI;s mas been offered and refused
d ona 'ns Is undoubtedly better, though
Soma expects much OF an advance.
10 mia, .aused, express the opinion that
In s' ~ viii probably fiuctuate between
NJ, an cents for the remainder Of the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-07
iuesher Nevada Railroad on Paper

lnapl entitled 1.-THE Arizona and Ne.
sis Navigation Company" was shown a
hi Lake Tribune reporter last Thursday.
Heating jus. about where the Union
rifc extension TO the Coast must 60.
the first place, the road will cut across
Nm Echo to Salt Lake City; thence down
b Utah Central to Frisco. and south
taiward 10 Callville. In extreme Southern
srsds, where there will be q junction
With the Atlantic and Pacific. Thence the
ia''ey runs northwesterly along the
saisrn California border and into San
francisco. Branches will u from Call
vile TO Virginia City. Austin and Eureka.
IN claimed that the proposed route via
Ilniic, Eureka aud Austin TO the Coast
bad been found to be impracticable. The
Ousna Republican had Q report that work
va TO begin In a short time on the ter.
slnsl extension, bu. this is denied In the
salt Lake Offices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-07
The Chicago Electric Lamp.

P. HUI yesterday received a lsige as
sortment Of the celebrated Chicago Elec-
trio Lamps, and sold them all before
night. He has telegraphed for q duplicate
consignment. which will arrive here in
about a week. He has also received a lot
OF elegant gilt and silk plush holdings for
oil paintings, etc.
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'saaly Jealousy Aroused Again

n. TUE sENTINKL,T
NM Use Nov. 6.-Owen Leggett, q
Aaglish artist. was sho, and killed
adsv 1u olart on First street at IL O'Clock
lsess,. olsrk some months ago stabbed
luups ,ot the alleged alienation OF a
iasane sna anecsions. He was adjudged
Aglum l sent to the Stockton Insane
ilet. Will ne was released from there a
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THE SEA

OR, FOUL MONTHS ON THE CONFEDERATE
%PRIyATEER ALABAMA,
Being the thrilling experiences OF one OF
her crew upon her memorable and de-
structive cruise around the world, wildly
written and described in TIE New YORK
WAvERLY and now for sale by all news
dealers. Ask for No. 20, or send to THE
WAvERLY PUBLISHING Co., 81 Warren street,
New York, for free sample copy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-07
awmiii Destroyed by Fire.

lnms'. oal.' Nov. 6.-The Humboldt,
eounS ooompany's mill burned 10 the
Cause Il A. friday night. The supposed
Ii ,.lrs a.e explosion Of a kerosene iamp,
Ii osnss was $50, 1000; partially insured,
la aud i ss,s Aorbell Bros. Z. L. Cut.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-07
Denver.

.,ss commercial men from the East all
sass tram ras Denver is having one Of the
There saama naous booms In her history,
tspsr,menns 70 be a regular rush in ayerv
lselunan' OF business. II seems ~ ~
ssalth M 'uo, caused by the increasing
st dus 10 . population Of the State, and
particular mining excitement
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-07
Music

J. M. Navoni, professor of music, has
decided to remain in Eureka this Winter,
and will be pleased to confer with any de-
string instructions on the violin, piano
and guitar. Special attention paid TO the
cultivation OF the voice. Leave orders at
Capron's drug store. 4
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Good Things at Lambert's.

Johnnie Lambert is just in receipt Of q
consignment of fresh apple cider-the best
ever brought to this market. Hereafter,
on the arrival OF Thursdays train, he will
receive a large quantity Of fresh fish. He
also makes a speciality of keeping fresh
eggs. He keeps the best of everything in
the market.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Burau Hotel-Fraak Moore, Montana.
Jackson House - Frank B. Marshall,
! Yurpbys; John Bergman, James Berry
usn, Gsddes; j. We.son, NELSON'S ranch.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-07
Notice.

Arrived by express at Berg's, a nice lot
OF different kinds Of fresh and salt water
fish; also, prairie chickens. sagehens, wild
ducks and all kinds Of dressed poultry.
n B.. BERG.
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Finest assortment of bird cages, at the
Postofice news stand. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-07

Dyspepsia cured by the use of cd D
D"-for sale at Cspron's drug store. 4
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-07

ID. d. D" will improve the appetite
ct Oapron's.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-07

Finest assortment of bird cages, at the
Postofice news stand. =
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Ear. pAssENGsn TRAVEL.

ARRIVALS Yesterday AFTERNOON,
Nv Stone F Marshall
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For ale ..FurniShed H0lSe.

ON SPRING STREET OPPOSITE TIE
" Episcopal Church. Everything complete,
ready for housekeeping. The house will be
sold, furnished or ~unfurnished, II immediate
application IL made.
Eureka, Nov. 8, 1856, natl
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON will sell at auction

ADRIAN II. MULLER & son will sell az auction
TUESDAY. Feb III. 1855. at - o'clock noon.
the Real "ychanGe Nos. 80 to
O. J. beryst ORR by rider o tie supreme outt IN
relercc the following property:
1 M w n.y. Nos a. and a. and d. and ~ Hz ST.
and he, f9q d S5 nes e od@er pT % %
the splendid office build'Gihereon.
and ~ ar O he c & ,o,
frontage on Broadway
M Srabd " enT 9 % cent
G % M 6nd 1 d' dSs Lot e m b on reof 9 6n %S on
FIFTH AVtNU, nor nelsr corner -; 71t street. le
Of six full lots for the ana two the
street he street is Loo feet wide and forms entrance 10
MADI ON AyEYUe east saa-"coce ce plot of twelve
extending from 5Sth street o: plot.
2o'3 and 100 Get each with Panorama
IoIW AVI full Lots clnbraclnr entire front
nr also four lots on each ,ircet ndonn svrnue os
n S dnr Nor S GG sn af' ~ OF est m tT Known
as the Maxwell Flats" >,e to ether coxloo.5
street f" Vacant Plot ~ iH @siS corner 0'
Az auo S %%G sac & % unF a% tft &na%a e%s1
Nos q Hsl s & I street m go vS Sa rGd m s5h
re IT, Tth W % o. EqeoTs To,n, q,tr wors-rpa
Va M r. 81 PIC q" a'u, & s3! Ma extending saw frcm
l4 to iith street and from 81 aims 10 Trinity avenue
and s3pEr,pg a9H I H = ,oIs ,o 7., ,oo sm,n o,
SJ so"' % 81
nue. oath Ward Po, about 2oox73i comprising aoout two
* WNVE%VfT WEST. east side. south Of I55th street
fourteen OTIS
NEW AVENUE EAST. east side south OF l5ith street .
/ tlIec
NV AVENUE. EAST. side. opposite l53d and
! l5ith streets nine Lots.
liIH STR TT -ouih side. east Of New avenue east
three Lots station of L nj III avenue AMI l0'th
/
10Th sTREET south sd' west Of 10th avenue seven
| cXtr drep Lots.
fDG EC ,MBE ROAD southwest corner OF l6ih street;
Our Lots
| ~DGECOMRE Rotr handsome front west SD extend
from -gth lG III rot; -Ntrcn LOIS eight extra
deep Tdad and ots adjouir- o. each street
y ANF\T. ard PROPOSE! 'ilghbrdg" ilrk I'm
I'd nj = Lots ly'R be
tween streets, and 10Th and Harlem
River
ALSO PEW No. CO ,GROCND FLOOR N TIL
IITi iuAkLNIE PRI >Bh1ERIAN CIiRCH. CITY
OF EW.NDVk
For maps ard ,rtcuar' aldre 81 4 II. uUIL- II SoE
street A RS ~ MA. Atfprn vS. - Wall
sir e or V. X Sr NENSON * 80. d Br adwAy. n. Y.
HUGH 81 VtN~ON, . Icupe Court
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

1t is stated that No. 10 Nassau-st., recently
sold the Equitable Life Assurance Society really
changed hands at 1897 Much interest is expressed
In Senate hill No So to lay out street OF 100 rect IN
width on the westerly shore Of the st River from the
centre line sixtyfourthst. to the norherly line OF
Eighty The bill has been printed The Depart
ment OF Docks within months from the OF
said prepare plan OF said street 80 soon as
plan shall be approved by the Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund the Commissioner OF Public Works Is to
acquire title to all land required and lie may alter the
grades OF existing streets ck heals are 10 oe sod
pay for the proposed improvem MT The Oil Is slnlar
10 introduced last gear aud killed.
At the brokers' meeting Yesterday there was call for
three lots, with without buildings, between Fifteen
and Twentieth sts. and Sixth and seventh avts Inc
following properties offered four-story brown
house No 107 West Forty-iourthst. for S3l 900
ini in Pasoa ;" so ' ,dr 300 four
story house IN West Forty y-second-St. near Broadway
Tor $4,000 207 acres of Land sixty five miles from
house Forty eghths, brtwern Fifth and six th aves
for S23OOO country seat at the-HhdSoh
with acres Tor Si7 600; fonr-iory brownsone
No. 40 West FOriy-nnhs for S27 800 brick house
and lot on sxtv-ninthst, near Boulevard Tor S'ooO
or two houses in the same street for $4,000; lw3
houses adjoining in Fortysrcondst, between fii'h ana
Sixth To leas three lofts aud Offices To let AT ~
l3 South william-st for 200 li IN Eighly,lXtn
st. near Avrnne A. for $4,000 fourSlor' browhsone
ao%se No. 4G Wv Wet M M 800 OD3 t%o iSo
story stable No. II Second-st for $4,000.
n f% n"P0 6rck %Ies' Sons No. ia Pfne
Sl7 800 a four-sory brick house and thrcestory
Drlck factory, Nos 10 ana III GllOct-St
each to Jrre Pangburn The sale of the eight ha s IN
Thrd-ave adjourned Till February "a IL was stated
that they covered 10y mortgage and hrrhHemth
yet made separate the liens A. j. BleeckGr
also adjourned the sale OF No. 81 Tompkins-st TIL
February X. "
At the auction sale to-day snyth Ryan will se lot.
25x992 2, and and 5story buildings No. 2o3 Hester-st
north side, BaxIrTst.
John F. b. smyth viii sell under foreclosure sale.
Peter Mitchell, referee lot 2jN9s.9I No. 437 west
Twenty ffhst north stie 800 feet east Of le havr
Richard v. Harnelt Co Will sell lot l9sX76 an !
4-story building 629 Sernndtve side, $50 feet
north OF Thiriethst; and smllar lie. H. s. Newcnm"e,
referee plot Of land observation-disclosures and Two
4-stury buildings aud 2--t0ry hou-e. Nos "ud ii
Bruadwav sde running 10 Greenwich ST. 961 feet
west OF Battery Place
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
auClion Sales of ncal gslllr.
DRIAN H MULLER. ATCTIONEER.

A DRIAN II. MULLER. AUCTIONEER.
"A SUPREME COURT PARTITION SAIL OF YALU'
ABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPR0NED PROPERTY,
ate
BROADWAY. NEWSr. NEw-CHAMBERS-ST, 9TH
AVE, FACING CENTRAL Pack MADISON-AVE.
18TH. 57TH, 5HTH, j9fH AND 79rH = re-
POrt ma o; the JUN L AID CAKMAN ESTATES
Also several parcels In the 23D AND .4TH WARDS,
including ST. MARY'S PARK"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
Gteamboais ano Railroads..
r. FARES REDUCED VIA


IAIL FARES REDUCED VIA
g. S to Pe s scS sOEs aSa
p ri S sfsS landing sn wsS snS
Boston "''h0u' PoPPLE. General Passenger Agent
DOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH AND EAST
tnum Recommendations minimum From Pier % n r..
aG o%
byn and Jersey City BY Anno1 boat at 4So p. m.
COOK's TOURIST TICKET OFtICE,
~ 26l Broadway. Corner Warren ST.. N Y.
titst to and
See COOKS .ExcURsIoNIsT, with published
'D'"'A'' y THOs. COOK & SON. 26l Broadway. N. Y.
TNOR NEW W-HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
Zip m and Il p % % sDs sFsered NsTs and East
EIeuIsion to New Haven and return Al 90
n EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. Passenger
says SsgG qt anS
Mauh Glen X%n. samms Sns, nS #.
west @an through coaches run SSy and OSS trains at
Trans leaving and S4o p CONNECT Tor ra;n all
sS1 snG Rss'Ga aas fSa tram
eenerai EASTERN o"''e' Nv r. B. By iSGToN, O. p. A.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and
rail from Grand 6G9trs 10 Depot Three
pr0s 5aii0s Ssy % palace
Sundays at M '"f psa'ff f5FFGE ssfRHs Agent saT
NVICKFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT. r. l..
wv Leave Grand Central Lepot a follows;
A. & q. m, arriving IN New port at q. b y. m.
Up. m, arriving in NewporG ~ 75 SOP IN
(Drawing.room attached TO both tralns)
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
uN RIVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nov. 29. 1888
Through trains will leave Grand Central Depot:
1ng room cars to Rochester ~ Adams and IN
7 $3.50 East Limited Chicago Express with dining
ears stopping at Albany Utica, syracuse Rochester Buf
Ealo Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland AMI Toledo arriving AZ
Chicago $50 a. IN n Xt ds'.
1890 H. Chicago Express drawiue to Canaan
hagua, Rochester, Niagara Falls and Buffalo. .... ,.,
til a estern Newl oTk and Northern Express with
$50 :. m.. Albany Troy and Utica Express through
Hrawing Dom cars. 10 Saatoaa, Fl EDWARD ana Glens
Nalls ON Saturdays only
q D. M Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
IN, Chicago Louis Express with sleeping cars
hor Niagara Falls, Buffalo. Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chi
$50 D m Express sleeping Syracuse and
Auburn road. and &c saratoga afsO 10 Montreal
tyl5 Pacific bADes5. with sleeping crs Tor ROches'
Ger Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Il Louis, De
tr0lt ana
hnd with the WesT and
For The North except atur Gy night.
Tickets sale at Grand central Depot No. Bowling
Green. Alb Broadway Harlem Depot l2thst and 4h-dve
knd at Westcotts Express OHces place near Broad
way 7S5 and 9l2 BIO dway aud g. l25tbst, New
Ath-sL Williamsburg
Acco nmos; drawing and sleeping be
OF the ticket offices NeWlork CITY, ana
B93 Washington St. BrooSlyl.
Baggage called for AMI .ecKed from residence.
s1hese trans run daily. Al othe dthy except sunday
tThese trans stop at Harlem 21thst and h;ivel;u
y. NJ. T0UCEY ID. VI. kEND .ICh.
General superintendent GePeIal Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12

RECORDED REAL ESTATE rNANSFER5-NY. CITY
The following the stat t7ln1Ilns recorded
in the hegi-ter's Oftce yesterday
sSdst No 2l asst pixlO'2 ChAs + Harms ana
wife o Roth child and wiie ..-.....-.-,. SlS' uO
io'nft tch referee 70 il B colt irust.e . 500
Sp1 tb and wife et al to ID wen 1880
and WIZ NJ 'p5 70 q ,torn o. -. 100000
ll"IhsS th,id ana Siteto% % Harris - soOJ
oiheT To- H "tapcr 80 -. 1000
onisR = KooS ~" ~ -'N -,". ... 2S,OOo
l4Oth.st. :. $50 It OF euatd. -i.jx 4llx57IN
26.I: s39h.sL a." Il o Boulevard f3N
91ll Ellsworth executor. etc. ct al Ia Ihonas -oo
LOuchTan ............. go. ....... "oou
il'eS. etc. G iIos lass to T, r. W 6ppel 23oCO
i2'G,'S NS a''' " $4,000
'otns@ T6 Se h 10 o CASE STEW $3.50
'2"Is,Sr PaTr a. :, 70 % fees $500
'o'h s SS SSr opS %, ct al to Il Russo $1,000
'"s "a Van siScr no snne 10 EosenSald 42OO
ll6th-st IS 100 # OF -thaye. 75xluOlIi jar
and wife 10 f Craso .:.....-. 80,
!lqtb.st n 8 2O6 Il OF jth.ive. 10Kl0nl u; Daniel
II and wife TO First Reformed Pres ong
BiIh-st u = IL v OF lsLave, fIlOn' hIcn' - ...
nan TO aue end III ...... o--.-.. =. z''o'o
PadeT to n smiton ''..'.'', - ll25O
ethave " 100 n n Of li2d-st. %. txlOO; Homer
Beauiet and wife TO NJ orasS--..-.......--. ZAOoo
New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
Ciln propcrln 60 Get.
Glip 11ropcrtn tOnnteo.

w ANTED.-Lots, houses flats and tene-
w ents IN all parts o. cItyi country property
SCHUNLER& & GILhS ~ LIOerrY.st.
and 7lstsL, :. W. corner 9Th ave.