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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-04
The Grottk.u Case.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 3.-The main point
in the trial of Paul Grottkau and Albert
messenger. the alleged rioters, to-day was
an endeavOr by the defense to prove that
the latter was at Bayview at the time that
Deputy Sheriff Schwand claimed he saw
him try to break in the gates of the Mil
waukee Garden. One witness testified
that he would not believe the deputy
sheriff under oath. The other evidence
was mainly i'll rebuttal of testimony for the
prosecution in regard to Grottkau's utter
ances. The trial will not be finished for
some days vet.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-04
whe s:uu Claire Fire.

Special 70 the Globe
EAU CLAIRE. Wis. Dec. 3.-The COM
panies having Insurance on the CaSs Drug
company stock. aggregating S17.8OO, are
the -fltna. Lancashire. Royal, Phoenix, of
Hartford Phoenix. OF England, Hartford
Western assurance. British America
Factors and Traders. National and City of
London. The companies having insurance
on bHid'ng owned by J. E. Cass ard Mrs
Andrew Tracy. agEregating 50. 900. are the
-EiHa, Traders. City OF london and
British America.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-04
Devils Lake.
cnao;eI n tbe Gloha

DEVILS LAKE, Dec. 3.-W L. Chilcott bas
been repairing his hotel and restaurant. His
rooms are well furnished, and travelling men
should give him call. -. George b. Gross
has purchased the news stand in the postoffice
from Mr.Honep. He intends to make news
speciality. He is sole agent for the GtoRE in
this place. The GLOBE has a larger circu-
lation than any other daily in Devils Lake.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-04

company was getting for the same distance
wholly in Iowa. On BARRIERS
complaint, Maj. Anderson and Mr..
Coffin, of the railway commission, ordered
a refund of the excess of freight and re-
quired the company to revise its interstate
tariff. This latter the company refused to
do. The decision, of course. follows the
1lliuoiS case recently decided at Washing
ton. 1t was the ruling in this case that
gave Maj. Anderson his large majority over
Congressman Hepburn this fall.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-04
Liquor DeaIe rs' Paper.

SpeclaI 10 IHt UIUUO'
SIOUX CITY, Ia, Dec. 3.-The prospect
for the early establishment of a new daily
paper in this city in the interests of the
saloons is creating no little commOtiOn. A
stock company is being formed and Mike
Miller of Carroll. selected as editor. John
Arensdorf. the alleged murderer of Rev.
Haddock, is largely interested in the pro-
iect. 1t is understood that almost the full
quota of $40, 600 stock was subscribed for
IN dow
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-04
ReleaAed on Ball.

EptCIdI 10 the OIUOE.
Sioux CITY, Ia. Dec. 3.-John King,
who with Waldevrng has been incarcerated
for some months past for conspiracy to
whip Attorney Wood and Witness Walker.
was released to-day on $500 bond. two wo-
men of the town going on his bond.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-04
A Railroad Decision.

DIES MONIES. Ia. Dec. S.-The supreme
court has decided against the state in the
case of the attorney general VS.. the Chicago
d Northwestern. One Barber had buggy
shipped from Morrison. ILL.,. to Glidden.
La, on which the freight was more than the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-04
A Receiver Appointed.

WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-The president
to-day appointed Ernest A. Lamond, Of
Minnesota, to be receiver of public moneys
at Taylor'S Falls Mimi
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-04
FREDERICK RESIGNS.
An Iowa CO@GresSman's Method of
KeseMting the Action OF 1r. Villas.

Keselting the Action oil nr. Villas.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Under the new
arrangement of congressional districts in
Iowa Iowa City was thrown from Mr..
Fredericks to Mr. MurphyS district, and
thereby hangs a tale. Prev Gus to the re-
distrcting Mr.. Frederick recommended a
certain gentleman for postmaster and Mr..
Murphy another. After the change in dis
trict boundry lines. Postmaster General
Villas took the advice OF Mr. Murphy and
appointed his man. At this Mr.. Frederick
was much incenSed and sent the following
peppery epiSte to the president:
After an outrag eOu5 gerrymander by the
Republican party of the state of Iowa, in
which district was created with 1000 Re-
publican majority, accepted the nomination
and was elected TO the Forty-ninth congress.
/ accepted denomination, aud in the election
inst passed would have been reelected but
for the fact that was sick in bed during the
entire campaign. I was defeated by less than
200 votes. in June last your postmaster
general irVited me, the member of con-
gress in whose district the Office was located,
to name man for the position at iowa City.
This did by recommending d Democrat in
dorsed by fifty leading Democratic business
men OF Iowa City and over TWO
hundred CT her foremost Demo-
cratic citizens. There were other
candidates seeking the office, one of whom
believe had the Endorsement Of MIR. Murphy.
What was my surprise while EN- route TO WASH
ington to read in the press r' p Jrts that
George Paul. recommended by Nj. Murphy.
had been appointed postmaster at Iowa City
instead OF the man whom l had named. /
have been in Washington three days, have
called each day at the executive mansion, and
have been unable to see you, and | take this
method of communicating the informal on
OF what to me is the most painful act of m
life. / have forwarded to the governor of
my state my resignation as Il member of the
Forty-ninth congress, TO take effect upon the
election of my successor. have been forced
to this course 10 maintain my self respect and
by the indignity thrust upon me by your
postmaster general.
THE REASONS FOR IT.
Special to the Globe.
DEs MONIES. Ia, Dec. 3.-Leading
Democrats here say Congressman Frederick
is not peeyish in resigning his seat They
claim it was fully understood at Iowa City
that Mr.. Villas had pledged Frederick to
appoint his man as postmaster, They say
further that when the facts are fully ex-
posed it will be found that Villas has been
made a cats paw by set of men who
ought to have been politically defunct for a
generation.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-04
A HANDSOME WOMAN!

an acquaintance in a passing sleigh.
Would she do so were he not attired in
seemly apparel? For one having the honor
again she might not. Women, my boy, are
peculiar. Good clothes and smooth de-
meanor go long way with the fair sex. 1t
is always best to be on the safe side if your
heart is in the right place. Get your
clothes of SATTLER BROS. and you will
be ali right. SATTLER BROS. can sell
you anything you wish in the line of cloth
ing. and they make a speciality of elegant
goods at prices that no merchant tailor can
touch.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-04

OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT GIVES Genuine Alaska Seaskin
Cloak, worth $685.
OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT GIVES Dress Pattern of twenty
yards of the finest Black Gunet Silk worth $50 One Brocaded
Dress Pattern worth 800
OUR JAPANESE DEPARTMENT GIVES pair of fine Sagma
Japanese Vases worth S5 AsoOne IeacreDe silk embroidered
Opera Shawl and Fam worth 3d. One fine Dwarf Jardiniere
worth S. One extra fine Mkalo Sachet Cabot worth S.
OUR BOOK GIVES one set of Dickens Works finely
bOund 10 volumes, worth $3.50 One set George Elots
Works. finely bound Volumes worth Sl2
OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT GIVES one fine Evening or
Opera Hat worth S25.
OUR ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT GIVES one Hand En-
brOdered Table Cover, worth S25
OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT GIVES elegant Fox Skin Rug
worth $40.
OUR TOY DEPARTMENT GIVES PoyOpcon worth S. One
Soldier Suit worth $3.50 One fine Toy Tea Set worth $3.50
One Portland Cutter worth So One pair Of Club Skates
worth $3.50 One Upright Desk worth $3.50
OUR GLASS DEPARTMENT GIVES Bohemian Punch or Lemon
ade Set, worth $40.
The drawing will take place Christmas Eve, nd will
TO OUR OUT OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS: On all mail orde
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-04

OUR ART ROOM GIVES elegant French Marble Clock visible
escapement and chime gong, worth SIS.
OUR JEWELRY DEPARTMENT GIVES handsome 8z Ladies'
Hunting Case Gold Watch worth $50
OUR CHINA AND CROCKERY DEPARTMENT GIVES richly
decorated complete Dinner Service worth S65.
OUR HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT GIVES richly lined
Willow Stand Work Basket worth S8 One solid brass Coal
Vase worth S. One brass Fire Se worth SIS. One BiSel
finest Carpet Sweeper worth $3.50.
OUR DRUGGIST SUNDRY DEPARTMENT GIVES one five piece
rich Amber Toilet Set, worth S.
OUR CONFECTIONERY DEPARTMENT GIVES two pound
boxes of fine French Confectionery worth SIS.
CUR GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT GIVES half dozen Gen
tlemen's Fine Dress Shirts, worth Sic
OUR LAMP DEPARTMENT GIVES rich Limoges Drawing
Room Lamp worth SIS.
OUR FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT GIVES one rich Smoking
Ebony Stand worth Sc.
OUR DOLL DEPARTMENT GIVES rich dressed French
Doll worth S25
IS Of the press and prominent citizens.
pons the same as if goods purchased in the store
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-04
! ! !

Each and every purchaser
Of 81 worth Of goods, up to
CHRISTMAS EVE, will be
given a coupon emitting them
to a chance for the Gifts Of
fered by the respective depart.
mentS in which the purchase
is made every dollar gets
a coupon, that is, $40 worth
gets ten coupons, ETC., etc.,
be superintendent by membe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17

ERlE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
Ia YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
-, Ins esNe Iss an1 Chan hersst stations al SANE
earlier than from Cham5ersst
m.-DaiE etcept Hnntav& Dav rxpress f,nret Draw
Buifsic. SLEEPING Coaches Hornelisvle Cincinnati
Pullman train Of Dav anf Buffet Sleeping Coaches 70
geadvhle, Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and ST Louis
ee Daily. Niagara Liited~ Rochester
Enraio ~ pension BRIDGE nd Toronto The only Pullman
ep n.Dsiiy. Chicagn Exnress Pullman Dav Sleeping
teseies 70 bhshamton. Eimra Buffalo Niagara Falls Gin
Bssberford aud sssac 445 5:4h 72o 1850 $50 1920
n TOO noon las or. $50 4:4o BIO 53p $3.50 $40
ksa $50 Io2da M Is46 Ais. ego 7.45 800 lO:SO
las 900 $40 $40 500 F:iG $40 55a $50 $50 7,i5
40 5000 $50. 1880 1900 midnight sundays 5:45
$50 1870 a m- l45. AIS $50 7;45 500. lO3On m.
kt.srk ono Taierson, Newark ESQ 500 $50 1000
zoo l0.OG M l2:t'O Midnight tally e1eept SUNDAY
sundays OILS M $50 $500. 500 D. m. =, 49,. :.
$50 6:l0 7:l5 74j $780, 1880 a. n 1900 midnight
Sundays 545. sa l0;20s las AIS. $780, 500 1920
warwick 600 1920 a. 43O p m. SUNDAYS 7;45a N
Nonteelio 900 m $50 - M %, .yo 20. -
b-tJ sundays S.3Ol m; and 600 p N
Montgomery. kondou and Kingston 44j. eO0A $3.50
Scranton nunmore 900 H. NJ. $3.50 D. m except sundays
Goshen as $40 $50 800 1920 800 $50. 30 500
sD0 $50 m. sundays, 54o $50 1O2O a. H., 600.
Nadieown i:45 545 1850 300 lO2Oa H. $3.50 4:sO 6))
500 $40 D. Sundays 545. $50 lO:2Oa ESQ. 500
p The 900 a N train stops al dan.sL only 49,
Port 4:45. 7:50 300 lO2D $50 43O 600 Sjp
Tickets of passage anG apartments IN DRAWING Room ami
Sleeping Coaches he obtained orders for the checking
no. 4Ol al 957 Broa way. ls7 Wesst- y. Y. 53I
fulton-si Brooklyn or al ihe Compsnys Depots:
Express trains from the West arrive IN NewYork at 2o
JOHN n ABBOTT. Gent Pass'r Agent NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of Cortlandt Des
brozses 3 follows:
Ia IN. tor and intermediate points
a. Geneva. Lyons EmTA- Rochester, Buffalo ana
thu principal local points Chair car TO Wilkes
barre
Tunkhaun0ck and intermediate points Char car
TunkhauuOck. Connection 10 Reading and harrisburg
$40 IA. PttstOu and principal intermediate points
han car 10 PittstOu-
m for intermediate Connection
70 Reading "a HARRISBURG Chair 10 COpliy
p. H. Geneva Lyons Elulr ltocheo5er. buHaO anu
West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
M Tor Laurys ami intermediate points
Trains leaving at and 3lO m connect Tor
oil points ia Mahanov and HazletOn coal Regi0ns
SUNDAY TRAINS
m Maucb Chunk. HazietOn and intermediate
points
8 40 D. m CGpav and intermediate points
Geneva. Lyons Elnira hOchester Bunao am
tie West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
9TH DAY OF JANUARY. A. D. 1887.

At the hour Of II o'clock OF said day the Office OF the
Receiver Of said Cincinnati and Eastern Railway COMPANY
Cincinnati Hamilton County and state Of OHIO ii one par
brances OF al parties TO this suit the following described
railroad Of the said Cincinnati Eastern Rail
way CompAny-ta Is TO say. railroad running nom tns
Ohio the cry OF Portsmouth the OF scioio IN
saia state ioS niles IN length more or less through s
al the property real ana personal income lands tenemen
piers structures railways sdetracks switches rails
ties locomotive tenders engines cars eaIiages eaP
inenIs. eoos lnPiem.nts natetlaiS ss
TsDehses Ptivnsges ngts Interest," rents resources les
anu whether acquired by said railroad company or
Terms OF saleI provided by said and de-
that shall accepted any bidder who
shall place my hands deposit pledge that he VIII
ine sun Of two hundred thousand dollars s2O0Oo0
further provided That no bid shall be accepted less Than
And Il II further provided that OF the purchase price 40 Od
$50 900 oresad sal be PAID ea and Of ias remain
r o. s p9s sse portions shall be p4d G
claims which the Court adudge has adj udged PRIOR
rsghi this suit any or all the property
Within twenty days Sk any order aAa Of this Court
and Is further provided thai the balance OF sad purchase
price be paid IN CASH OF the purchaser SAID sale sha
surrendrng Receivers certificates mortgage bonds
OF any other claims against e company in The ORDER Of 5s
prejudice 10 the rights OF parties contestng OF said cetn
The and only said
claims would De entitled 10 receive dsr ibution-
fuTJieI prov ided OF sale
that upon OF tee purchase money and cop
Win The terms Oi sale the Commssionef Ill
convey the purchaser purchasers all OF tie property
rights therein be sold good ana
said purchaser purchasers shall 10
shall hold enjoy the said prem
property and all the ghts privileges and franchos
thereto ully and upleely A. the said On
s aSs ana na h. or emitted 10 oa aSa enjoy the same
and purchaser and be entitled 70
properties aud the rights and franchises
thereto and discharged from the lien oil III
49, BENJAMIN r. COATES,
fcase5bi21 Special Master Commissioners.
O. b. MATTHEWS, Attorney.
November, A. d. 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
The JUDGES CASH PUZZLE
In Behalf Of tho
GRANT MONUMENT FUND.
Use your Eraias and Kdke Nony.
MEN, WOMEN, CHiL DReN, EVERYBODY.

proposes assist Monument Fund BY
oreanizing grand competition word bu ding making the
English words sentence by trans
posing and using suit the in using for the
theme the Who win he President = ana
offering prizes sful competitors each Of whom
will have 10 Fifty 50 presentation OF his COM
peve paper money received Will be applied follows
Twenty five credited flie Grant Fund
The remaining twenty cents after deductng the egti
mate expenses OF advertising names with their RESPECTIVE
will be fund 10 be equally
among the successful competitors the siK
persons sending the arecs list OF words proper nouns IN
cludcd) made the Who VIII be next Pre5i
dentr
the viii depend the amount OF
received in other words. the number OF com.
pet0rs Communications open until February ID. 1881 IL
This not thing In England large sums OF money
have raised Charity by this method and those VINO
have participated and Incidentally helped worthy object
have prize as high as $4,000 as reward ior
mental activity.
competitors viii published from week TO
In Judge This will only serye
ackn0w Of the receipt Of the money etc. bn
viii Also TO show the weekly progress OF the n sov
rules IN Judge No 22 and each week tereaiter
Address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17

FALL RIVER LINE-FARES REDUCED
II Bosson -3 Newport ~ f4ii River. - Flrst-ciSss
limited tickets Corresponding reduction Eastern points
Buccaneers PILGRIM and BKl ,TJL leave New-lOrk on
eltsruse DAYS (Suniays included 4:SO Pier
"a n r. DOT Murray Connection Annex Boat from
BROOKLYN an Jersey city AZ p. n. -... -
LONG WATER ROUTE FULL NiGHI's REST
Stx morning trains Boston short rail- rle thine so
atesl An orchestra lcSots and t4terOO
sy be secured at principal hotels transfer ticket
Sf5ces al the office Pier % ami on stel ners
GEORGE L. CONNOR
BORDEN & LOWELL. gents Geni Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
6teambcats nno Railroads..
DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER IL 1883
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
ess leave via Desbrosses and courtant Stree
ussSarg riss.rs and the West VITA Pullman P2 yo
Chicago Limited Paror. Dnirg. smoking and Sleep
wsas ss n ioct haven sTSS1 s6 Carry Fri.
M. connecrnr At CORY Tor Tiiusvile, Petroleum
Centre and the on Regions
e, sSs.oS $50 N" sS 29 M gSn 1p Z Is nga,
Express Of Pullmsn Palace Cars daily except ~unlav.
%ashlnrton $50 regular $40 500 and
$50 ~ Ss sn and n am" and s n ngS sunday c
& Cape Nav ssSsRs s' iio On SATURDAY.. only
.%as Rrsnch Pay Feaa Junction intermediate
m on Sunday Gas and p M "V do not i stop at
tsr % Point and Norfolk NewyOrk Philadelphia and
nay Inc ssos M week aay s'' OA' 'A D"''"'' anu
issrSev tv sfording speedy and direct transfer for
sstss from rirrseurs 7lo $50 Il:ao M 700
go " eo al sS S o @ 100 an ao h ans
s r" n sss SS 2s $50 ee 2p en- es a
ssa loso ii.se lilo = NJ % 600 40 $40 sso
sss 200 sSna 52o s go l" no s I and io
an 500 go zoo 800 p S" and iS ossp 81" ''''0
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Esrrss Trains leave New York via DesbrOsses
s2e 10 $3.50 90 Washington Limited ant II Chicago
r%- and i2ls night AccOm%oss:op iiloa M nR ami
sso AMI M i and d iSi 3 u 9i Limited
m DAILY SHs Sng io y at 71S . AMI
Sundays, connect at Trenton Canfen
Hetnruine trans leave Broad Street station Phafepna
l%Ol 32O4O5 4t9 5:le $50 100 s:Y1 q:&D II AMI
li.l5a tLimifei Express lila 4:5n u. NJ l2Sa
~ g. q ss. 7.l2. s:f2 md a5O n On Sunday. 1901
~ 4oo 44o $40 $50 940 a l2z9. (s:50 Limited
6:ss. 7:i2 and sl2 m.
Leave Philadelphia Camden 900 A. m daily except san
Oar.
1I.ket Offices $40 ASS and eia Broaaway Hou,s
fo0i Of lleshroSses and Courtlanft w
snd BROOKLYN Annex station foot Of Futonst Breosivu
ktns'un Jersey CITY. Emierant Oaicn Battery
Pls~- and Castle fsarian.
7e New York Transfer Company will call for and check
Baggage from hotels ami residences
CHAS. f. PUGH J. r. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
RAILROAD on nav .JERSEY

TRAVIS leave from Chambers-st Station EnClewood
Tepsry Coster SrgrkN ann Nvack $50 730 a3Olni
II - a NJ l5 800 400 4;'0 5;2e 5io ESQ 500 1890
For Nanuet Spring VALLEY Monsev and ralmans j.:S1
7so $50 15O $40 n m. $50 500 D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
legal Notices.
SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale
OF THE
RAILROAD PROPERTY AND FRANCHISES
OF THE
CINCINNATI AND EASTERN RAILWAY CO.
legal Notices.
BY ORDER OF COURT.

In obedience order the Court Of Common Pleas
for the County Of Clinton Of OHIO made at
"A. d. 1880 Term thereof November
y A D. 1886 in then and yet pending IN SAID Court
wherein stephen Feke ami plaintiff and the Cincln
aud Eastern Railway Company others
Defendants the untersgned Benjamin r. Special
Master Commissioner appointed Tor the said
will proceed To sell a public auction, the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
REAL ESTATE.
BrsINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tho Boar Directors OF .e Real Estate Exchange met
yesterday 20 elect officers The entire Board present
consisting pf Hermann II. Morris Wikins.
George IL scott Leonsr Carpenter Edwin A. Cruikshank
William r. Richmond. e. A. schernerh0rn. Myer & isaacA
Edward Hirsi John Nag and J. Romaine Brown The
following oricere elected President Hermann H. Cam
first president Morris Wilkins: second vice.
president Edwin A. Cuikshank treasurer Leonard j. Car
penteT an secretary George II. Scott The Board then
elected the ing Finance A. schermer
hoin Romano Edward Hirsh; Exchange and
A. seine merhora Dawn e. croy and Edward Hirsh
Menber William r. Redmond. John T. Magic Myer B.
Isaaes aBdJ Romano Brown -, .o.
Al the auction sales were AT ,ss n ebn
Liberty st. Pearl and Nassau sts TO
om 10 FoT ss As and sixth to ninth
mot r. VA. a N ~ and AS' oS
brownstone No IS East sl1yfhst Tor s2t GOO
English Basement brick SS Tor for
1000 Ten Monna View j. for = s goo .na
1923 acres in Morris County. n. j.. for $1,000
York, Thursday. Dec. 16. 1885.
Tho following sales held the Exchange and Auction
FRIDAY DEC. II.
~ Smyh hBd,, N OHM ,,, ox
snG ssory Dwelling 30 ssI Vest IS
IT'S of 97th-st
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N.Y. CITY
fNeRegister's 0 nee today
King 10 c h 90 F White $1,000
same to "a MoebSs . $500
stein and wife to Boiert May d............ 1900
s4d also 2sm nc Rns aC %sh hTSve BOX 5
'aye Geo 2sP a "a and rOT Te To eS EDEN o..
and vile 10 Charles serr and 225Oo
stranss and wife 10000
Dunion 10 Benno Ioewy and another. 1900
Isl M A a
sen and VIE to Jas Carroll 1929
and wife WIN T Young
S'4 Bsrnsm ssI and w S' ht simon
Same property; Isaac BernheImer and wife to s
slss s'Iis' gi6 IT Of shave i5IiOosi Fair.
ll5th.st. 8 100 Of 9th ave 251is6 szSe'7IIiOi
MaFsaret Graha ." 6 IaeT Is
Charles 4 Con and wife TO Marg Graham 1900
~ John Eden and wife 70 water sinner 1875
Bonne ~ TO John Wennlnger A'~. 1000
Easlea 20 ,'v 2s5 Il Of lssdst BOOK
75xlOO; Benz Beekman and wiie To eEry
St Re S5ast cor Of i7i6si 2S7iio7iir
25.9I925; executors Of Benjamin II Hutton to , ooo
Fulton st. No TO- 25xxi0O; EberhaTd
lo4i ng Ds $50 IT of sd-ave. 251iooil Loais
Lese and wife TO William e Lsk a fY:a 62oo
Dsnshee and wife to Lawrence Callahan $4,000
sSs No Fan; S24 H1s ,s 1 Wives TO s%e a%er
5anm --.-.......-.. 21.sOo
cker to Clarence Dorset 2Oe5O
ing and wife to NewSGry Iawton . $500
s3dst ass W of sth.a ave. 2O1 lO22 VIM Noble
and wife TO Barnes $4,000
l14th-st u S. 100 fl OF Brook z5xlO0 Lewis
wife to Ed Kelley. l4OO
9th.st u = lot No so tlllh WarD, 25X923. George
Kramer and John BetZ ami wife. 16.525
tTsySi + and vile to Lizae II WaEef 10000
S6tb 81 s 1873 II G Of AveA 25xlO2.2; Frederick
o Sciwarz and wife 10 Sihrand MeweuhOus $500
3d.ave. n g OF l6lstst 100 IL lOI II lOOnO65 A
! 6th.si, No 2O4 East, % xlo01l Louis Miller and
70 Weber SOOOO
ana wife aSo arSS owher to Alex Mcsorey 10000
0'' WransoS So and wife g. Fannie Peniand $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17
THE new LINE
Between NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA,
and NORFOLK,
OLD POINT COMFORT,
AND THE SOCTH

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
after 49, 1886. Express for Cape Charles Old
Point Comfort and Norfolk. VIA the New York Philadelphia
Norfolk Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Station
New-York, p N. daily. arriving Cape Charles $50
a. IN. daily Old Point Comfort 5.f5 a Norfolk S45
Sleeping Car through from New-York Cape Charles
Tickets sleeping berths be secured the Ticket
Office OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
ii. W dunno f. 3. COOKE.
Superintendent Gent Pass Freight A gent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-17

Gfrnrsions.
TO Pleasure Travellers.
The United and Brazil Mail Steamship Companys
Steamers Finance" and 8" Advance" make
monthly sailings de Janelro touching Thomas
Barbados. Para. Maranham Pernambuc0 and Bahia the
"AIianca continuing her trip 20 santos
This ghtfu voyage OF about sixty days DURATION
including There safer comfortable
steamers built II very they meet
with weather this route. For particulars sd
dress PAUL +. GERHARD a co, General Agents,
81 Broad-sf. New-Y YORK.