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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
NOT A MERE FIAT FROM WASHING TON.
SOME LEGAL STEPS NEEDED FOR ceNFIscATISG
LANDs-A DECISION IN THE FEDERAL COURTS
OF MINNESOTA.

SOME LEGAL STEPS NEEDED FOR ceNFIscATISG
LANDs-A DECISION IN THE FEDERAL COURTS
OF MINNESOTA.
Bratncrd, Mimi, Aug. Qspccial.-In an elaborate
decision fled yesterday Judge c. B. Sleeper OF the
XVIII Minnesota Judicial District wrestles with the
question Of the status Of the lands in the first and
second indemnity bills OF the Northern Pacific Rail-
road the issues that have resulted from opening
these lands TO settlement under recent Department
orders. The actions were brought by Clinton Morri
son, OF Minneapolis against about one hundred set
tiers who had fled entries lands he had purchased
from the company Morrison asked for temporary
injunctons restraining these settlers who were pre-
cmptors upon valuable pine lands, from making or
Offering make final proofs TO the United States land
officer Of the district from receiving herefrom hnaI
receipts. Those injunctons by the court
sustained The decision aflrms jurisdiction by the
State courts and holds that the settlers, though acting
under the orders OF the Secretary OF the INTERIOR IN
opening the lands clouding the plaintiffs title,
the title from the United States having passed 70 The
Northern Pacific COMPANY by the operations OF law &
The holds that the grants properly passed 10 the
company by the law, and the Department has no
authority TO offer them 10 settlement and that u was
necessary for patents 10 issue Tho court crftcses
the Department for attempting by arbitrary rulings
TO override and stultfy the expressed will OF Co
ordinate branch of the Government. The Department
should have submitted the question to adjudication
by s % the sers AND AND h nui ayo nd
TO the innocent purchaser. Finally u IS held that
Secretary Of the Interior and the required fces paid
the titles pass from the United States and vcss in
the company.
The Federal land officers have. 1T is stated, sent
notices here the settlers whose dates OF making
final proof TO the land under the pre-empdon laws
hed been set, TO come on and their proofs will be
received regardless tie state Courts OIderS. The
settlers are only too willing as the restraining order
rnade all their expenditures of time and money a
dead loss. Owing 10 the difficulty OF finding the
remote settlers few services had actually been secured
probably not than twenty or twenty five, while
more than one hundred cases were made up. Inc
total number Of settlers these lands is DclcVed
N bc sour or five hundred Thcr cover about all
the valuable pine lands the Northern Pacific owned
In this state, estimated to be al least 2oOoOoOOO
L. c.I.r.ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
FOR rNpBor1yG THE QUALITY OF CHEESE.

Buffalo. Aug. CspecIaD.-Assistsnt State Dairy
Commissioner Patrick sutlsy, will, on Wednesday,
bcrin series OF conferences in the dairy coIn
ties Of Western York. The first Will be held at
Cuba Allegany County Two more Will be held In
that county Then Wyoming, Cattaraugus Erie and
cautauoua Will be visited. At these conferences two
nor. cbcese makers viii cxemplify the latest methods
NJ making cheese. Mr.. sutey said tonight that
Canadian cheese Of some qualities now sold better than
cbsese made in this state although there no ap
..sron. reasnn for IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
npowyFD At lTLASTIC CITY.

Atlantic City, Aug (speciaD.-Francis McGrath,
~, Xo OBI Finest, Philadelphia, to-day dropped
s.s :, e SID posed while bathing in the ocean here
NJ body was found tossing in the surf By life
,rarI at place where the water not sufficiently
soor n have drowned the man. McGrath was a
nj h,,d and lul recently arrived in this country
snn scotland where he leavos wife.
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SAD FATE OF 4 YOUNG EAGLLSHAAM
HE CAME TO AMERICA FOR woRK-FoUND DEAD
ON THE RAILROAD.

Trenton. y. j., Aug. (speclap.-A young msh
named Edward Cobden was found dead yesterday on
m. railroad near Millham The railroad men say they
bel.ve he fell from freight train upon which he was
stealing ride and that the wheels crushed hifh
HIS personal effects at tie Morgue show that lie was
a school teacher in England up to recent date anu
that he was in this country looking for employment
Letters we're found upon his body from his mother
and sweetheart, we'll as two from himself 10 thoin
which he had not yet mailed, and they disclose enough
m establish his identity and also the fact tha' MS
relatives but highly respectaoe D pcbpne
masters tcstlfvlng 10 his good character ana MIS-
efficiency a teacher He had been assistant ,s master e
in one ~ the large London schools but had Httie or
no money here and living from hand to mouth IN
Now York and other towns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
B1Sy1ECK,s ALLEGED REPORT

PRONOUNCED PURE INVENTION nY THE CHAN
CELLoR's ORGAN.
Berlin, Aug. 5.-The North German Gazc,e- says
I. q ar,borized 10 state that the alleged report
recently published in the Nouvele Revue OF far's
uuruortlng 10 be from Prince Bismarck 10 hnpc'o.
Frederick. with reference to the proIco'u
= ,,,aoars victoria n Prince Alexander Of Baitenbere
Is a pure invention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
cpops ~ MISSOURI AND KANSAS.

St. Louis Mo-, Aug. 6.-J. W. sanborn' secretary Of
The State Board OF Agriculture furnishes the following
crop report "July the whole has been favorable
month Drouth prevails in southern Missouri white
Northern Missouri has not suffered. Chlnch puss are
Iess threatening cxccpt IN South Missouri. Wheat IS
threshjng better than expected 1913 per cent Of
ful crop: corn, 03 oats, 50; hay, especially clover
short or SO tons timothy. 13s tons per acre other
crops good. Pasture and stock thriving
Goooka. KAN Aug An. Mohler, secretary OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
FOR DIsTRTCT- ATTORNEY OF JERSEY.
Ex-MAYoR vRooM. OF TRENTON, SELECTED III ihI
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS.

DEMOCRATIC LEADERS
Treuton. n j. Aug. (specan.-An author'a'Ho
report was received in this city yesterday that inc
YewJersey leaders have agreed upon ex-Nayor .. ~
W. Vroom. OF Trenton, for United states D's'r'o.
Attorney, and that this choice IS favofaDy rectru
by President Cleveland. DistrictAttorncy hgei'"
ago and wa reiected IL IS believed that there VIII
bo no opposition 10 Mr. Vroom, Tor whiie ne - ard
uncom promising Democrat his nigh chaIss.er ,ms ~,
fitness for The Office would outweigh az cohAlaersoi
OF a partisan character 1t Is not known, ho"e'ei'
that Sir. Vroom would accept The ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
SIMPLE OF MONTANA GENEROSITY

Helena. Mont. Aug. specIaD.-A novel sample
=, Montana generosity open-alr jubilee at Butte
Yesterday to benefit Manager Magnirc, whose opera
house was recently burned 1t Was general hon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06

state Board OF Agriculture has received reports from
about 600 correspondents Of the board representatives
OF nearly every county in the Satc which shows that
while the wheat and oat crops yielding higher
average than heretofore reported the corn crop has
materially suffered from the effects OF drouth, ana that
hot winds many parts of the State in the last ten
days OF July caused Injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06

LTUDUK FLUNTNG FHLEII n HI9V" W.T.
Philadelphia. Aug 3 tspociaD.-1here were insny
thousands of both men and women from PhhNneipns
In Gloucester, n. j. Liquor Of all Kinds couiu O'
had for the asking. Tho liquor stores "oio oP'''
front and rear and did q biz business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06

sEyrEycED FOR 4 MURDER HE DID yOT COMMIT
ueIcna. Mont. Aug. tspccial-DanIol Cavanaugh
ras sentenced 10 eighteen years Imprisonment for
,ho murder OF George Gerber and sent to tho
nWSotana pcnitontiaIy. The real murderer has now
zen captured in r'askA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
AN EX.CoMMUNIsT DROPS DEAD

Paris. Aug 5.-General Eudes' an cA' o"i'Du-.,.l
while addressing a meeting Of strikers to-ua' uio''00
lead OF apOpleXy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
GENERAL SHERIDAN DEAD.
TO THE HEART DISEASE WHICH
LONG THREATENED HIS LIFE.
THE HOPES AND CARE OF HIS PHYSICIANS
BAFFLED-DEATH OCCURRED AT TWENTY
MINUTES PAST TEN O'CLOCK LAST

New-Bedford, Mass, Aug. 5.-General Sheridan /
died at 20 o'clock lie died Of heart failure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-26

quoted Csc for Continent and loSc for South Amsre n
BUTTER-There is iess demand. but prices nave u,'
dergone decided change ruling nrm cres%e s,1 9e
Prime 2od25c; Fair to Good. 15122c June, 16dSie
State dairy tubs, Good 70 Fancy. 22d25c far isa2i.
fancy 17ae2c western imitation creamery Choice
lasiSc; Ordinary, 15slse; Welsh, Prime. 22s2tc;
10 1.2e15c; June tubs lSdl5c fresh nrkins l sn
il 1-2c; fresh tubs, 13d14c; seconds, IL l--c'
dairy and factory. thirds l2c -, -:
CHEESE-Therc Is further change in prices and me
movement Is moderate, wholly on nome
trade wants. White and colorei state Factor,
10 1910 34c; ordinary TO fancy do, 8 12ulO 1.4c'
skins. light 1-2d5 lie medium 1876 3tc ; run;
are offered lower. with slow demand. Eastern 2oc;
81 Lee LINED. 10 Lee.
sUGAR-Has not varied since last ruling dull ana
No sales reported Fair Refining. i1ed5 Is Cen,
fugal 96 test &c Refined dull and UNCHANGED Cut Loai
l:4e Crushed lac CIbcs S.c Powd rG1s.cossGs
eSae whs 81 s5andeera Sc lsc r SSsss 81
9.leseisc: c.. 6%aoiac; yellow, ei.ao+c- ,,,
STEARINE Neglected. and prices nomns-
Choice quoted 10 2c for city and oc for western
Oleomargsrine. Sc asked for city. -. p,,,a
TALLOw-In fair demand at very full prices TIN, Ino
city quoted at 5Sci sales, 5000 n, Doc anu A0o
5 1.Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-26
I1vE srocK MAEKErs- TrGEGRApH

BUFFALO oct 25-Catilc- Receipts last - hours
10 head the week thus lO.sOO. For
time II i2j. Consigned through carloads
on sale market dun and nominal
Receipts last - hours were 400 head Total for
the week far 255O For time last week 2s.sO0
Consigned through l3 arloas Of which 10 York ~
carloads market dull Prime - p az -.
Good Choice - O004 -. Fair 10 Good Western Lambs
- 80 Good TO Choice - OOa 80 Canadian Lambs
- jO05 IS.
week thus far 5000 For time last week 1000
Consigned through j. carloads 10 OF which 70 Newlork -
carloads sale market steady Mixed Pigs and Light
Workers IS - 30 Selected Workers - 50 g. Selected
Medium Weights - GOaj 70 Rough - OOdj IS. stays
50 O0G4 80 all offerings taken.
CHICAGO. Union stock Yards Oct. %" The Drovers
Journal reports Receipts $500 head shipments
market lower BeevcS s 90 So 80 Steers 80 GOA
81 and Feeders ~ 1913 so. Cows Bulls and
Mixed = 2oG2 90 Texas Cattle al 5oGS 90. Western
Hogs Receipts lG5Oo head shipments 5000; market
strong Mixed ~ 80 So Heavy IS 4O15 TO- Light 90 80
IS 50. Skips 81 50a5 90
sheep-Receipts $500 head shipments 1900: market
steady. Inferior 10 Prime. 80 75d3 so. Western
shor ~ IS 80 Texans Shon ~ 5Oa3 % Lambs IS 10
as 90
ST LOUIS oct. 25-Cattle- Receipts 23i5: shipments
$50 market steady Choice Heavy Native Steers A. 0Od
steers Medium Choice 20 80 al 40 stockes and Feeders
Fair Good 81 0oa3 10. Rangers, Coiei So 0Oa 10;
Crassfed ~ G0a3 10
Hogs Receipts 1905 head shipments 1898 market
lower Choice Heavy and Butchers selections - 800 80
Packing Medium TO Prime: IS 30a so Light Grades
Ordinary Best, g. Is rs IS.
Sheep-Receipts $50; shipments 6lOi market strong
Fair 10 Choice 80 OOai 40.
Horses - Receipts 23O; shipments $50. Texans and
Indians, in carloads, $50 q 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-26
REAL ESTATE.

New.York Thursday, Oct 25, 1883
The following sales held ~ the E1ehanse "'u
Auction Room today:
BY j. i. n. Smyth: 49, -o ,,,,,...
One ostoTy house and stable with lot NO oV wn,oec
st.. 6i.3 II n Of Delancey-st. lot 3ox2o oohen
by william Kennedy Brother o,.. ..
One 5.sory factory with lot No. 2l5 Wesg olstsr
ss2i,S5cS'O II " Oh ''"''''' NV -' w.. 90, =,
One 3-story dwelling with lot, No l4s West S2d,st
s. 500 # W Of 0th-ave, lot 10sx1olo; NJ heinian
Nv j. s. McQulen. , .
One 5story dwelling with lot, No. IA west oetn,sr
$ $40 II " OF 7th.ave, lot 20xlo05 q schuyler
$4,000. -, ....o
one lot 14oth.st mot opened, 1852 II W Oh Avenue
St Nicholas 20xl00 d Colyer sl,lOO
By Richard V. Harne.t 90. Wa, 20, ..
Ono 5-story building. with lot NO a., West ooi-ss
$50 It OF 9th-ave, lot 25xl0O4; echesihger
one 4-story building with lot, No s24 spring'st s.
80, loo, loo OF ''ee""''"'H ~ -0
One plot Of land n East 37thst, 125 II OF 1stave
c0oyp7 6xl 1Ox1S9xo5.3; NJ Kane Sfoo..o ~ wa.
Sale - the buildings with lots Nos 40 ana 40 Wcso
B3d.st " OF ethnve, adjourned sine die -. xx.,.
Sale OF the buildings with lots, Nos "a ana 81 horauo-
50, OF 4thst was withdrawn
~ BY d. y. Ingraham Co. 80, x,,.
Sale OF the dwellings with lots NA olo 70 "a "'''
153dst. " OF l0ih-aye, adjourned sine oie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, Thursday, Oct. 25-BEEVES-heceip. =, q,
all for the market cars were 70 Ear, ar
rive @ Mr. and Il s for late Yesterday or FOR
the fresh offerings Mr. Goldsmith sold cars Of ban 40
e eaa me rev carried MfIs over for friday.
Dressed Beef slow at 2S a., T sna Or 70 Prime Ma
live do and o 1.4a9 Lee for Choice carcasses
Quote 1sss pETsisd f BsSi d saf per or
'cass 20 quarters Of Beef the Spain by j.
Eastman 20 Cattle and As Sheep In the 1rn'a'a ny
Mich Cows-Receipts thus far this week are zoo
head Market dull with Good Cows about hOaes Fpem
SOS to s45 per head is the general selling range 0u' '"
eaeh us head and several carloads were
held over rssses extremely dull even Lowe,
prices M;asS sga ' sa cave: s'a o
% S also a' weak AK and generally rated ss o. few
Tor Country Dressed ye.. Sai Tor city Dressed
age az . per- 100 rs - DO n Ie DO 92 m
a. SS p d Sso no =, :! Fed Calves 22s n
10 yeas 1s5 n at SO; Is DO 10 d. at az no. LOO d.
JcliiGe Wright Co.; 10 Gra.scTs 2se n a. &c Per
80 nsilsneeef HONS Bsterm a 2Sa r. At s4s 81
wa rsa SAYS do ss s's e. St Sc vea
do, I25 n, &c le do: 124 n at Lac; DO 12o at
D harrington % Grasscrs 221 n at 50 20 per 100
So 90 a. 60 e At !. g %
FED Calves $50 n a. 80 veals 49, 49,, n at So O. ~,
iYd IS sSS !, C vss go i51 g. ii Psi
DO 40 n at 34c; If do 154 n, at Sc $50, .
SHEEP AND Sa n1qd e5F. a. e sc s
rivals oa eaas o. jersey Ss c The opened
steady for nearly al gad but Good soi seavv Na rS
E%S' ar w' scarce and wanted Repoed TO-
ssy 3d. '' and ne sac e % 100
Choice Canada do SO 81 lc and deck Of Extra states
Dressed Mutton quiet 2ssc FOR Ordinary 6,e Coco
lambs had moderate inquiry at $40 Ice tchoice In
'0p sac s.ef rSseP" Mullen sheep 1ce avs5ag
at 1c per IS9 49, i0i "a a. e: il d. s. r. at
az 10 -; 90 State Lambs. 80 II ~ at 90 70; l4I do
is hs an oS Dewey es State Sheep 100 At = 80
2G Do 81 81 r at g g 3 So So % Is h at at s.
o. q sG; 4, q Sic So a sA? e 20 n
Sa5 Mixcd Western 40, - n at So 2oa Canada do' %
H. s. IL harrington ri it 2o7 Weston sheep % y r
~ DO do So ~ a. g Is; do 100 n at q so IS d. 1Sl
S 81 s. s's 60 ~ DO 50 @ at IS s. So Do
81 r. al % piicock a55 Territory sheep % n at
"a %: los Pcnnsylvana Lambs, 70 n, at 50 4Oi Of
we wsIh aq Kirby = Co. 50 state Sheep 100
state lamb. So n At - = i37 d. 81 IL S1. at &C. &C.
Judd Bucknssam So M snee Io2 's state
Lambs 60 IL ~ so ITO do SO IL n at s5 g. IL
i' N CO. on elsi kentucky sSeeg %
- go $50 state 90 ~ lr ~ 40 al 70 III "a soI DO
los n AZ ~ Is % State Lambs 50 =, Of 90
Jeliirc Wright & Co.: - state sheep, "a n al
& g. o. H. s .. FE Sc 100 2 at Il IL asR9
% Hoes %Heccip,s 90 cars Of 4o4o head-cs cars al
4oh.st and cars at Jersey CITY Market weak with
! Country Dressed weak AZ IA lee for Heavy So
DC FOR Medium and : 3f09c FOR Light.
| Saies-Iume & Mullen % State Hogs go n aver
age at IS s. per 1oO n Rough do $40 H. at "a IS.
y. :. Kase ~ Pennsylvania Hoes 1871 =. at So O5
JelllGe Wright CO.. state Hogs. 175 n, at - 10
]. G.. Smith; state Pigs extra, 1875 n, at t6 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-26
% WALL~ST.
NEW YORK, OCT. 90, 1885,
TO THE SECURITY HOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND &ALLEGHANY RR. CO.

Holders representing total Of over nnety-three per
cent Of Mercantile Trust Company's Certificates FOR
bonds and stock assessment paid OF the RICHMOND
AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD COMPANY having
accepted provisions Of the agreement dated Aug j.
1885, between c. H. Coster and others Committee OK the
first part Erwin and Others Committee OF the
second notice is hereby given to the holders OF out
standing certificates OF the Mercantile Trust Co. that the
same may still be deposited with DREXEL MORGAN
& CO.. % WALL STREET, NETWORK, on payment
OF penalty OF per in cash the par value OF
bonds and Of IL per cent in cash the par value OF
stock.
The right reserved to terminate. without notice the
privilege OF depong securities above and after such
termination deposits will be received
Further notice is given that Drexel Morgan & Co.'S
receipts for securities deposited may be exchanged for en-
Graved Reorganization Certificates the above address
and after WEDNESDAY, OCT. "a 1883.
DREXEL, MORGAN Il CO., Dcposisarios
c. H. COSTER
+ j. CRR993sl &C Committee
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Ter North River Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

COTTON-spot grades have not varied since our last
ruling quiet old cotton held Lac higher. - Sa aSS
6G6 bales for consumption. Port receipts 4O,955
bales against 1856 bales FOR this day last week and
a. 5lS bales for this day last year. Since september
he beginning OF the crop year. the receipts az the ports
have aggregated POS 700 bales comparing win lOlv'
81 baies for the corresponding time last season. .
Quotations based American STANDARD OF Cassnca-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-26

COFFTT-Bra7il Cra1es inc FDot fuI.u uuIl ~
rather weak Fair cargoes quoted al IS Sic STOCK to
arrive had some demand Sales 1000 bags No sn9
IL and IA l . respectively. cost and freight MIA
grades very Quiet sales 500 bags Guaamala; private
session. foreign adyices had little or no s ssIE
Rcaliznr commenced early leading 10 break OF lOdl
nnInts Afterwards the bears began hammering, ana
prices declined SodA0 points more, from Mmch me
changes were insignincani closing heavy az the bottom
Hamburg quiet 3461 ~ adya ce HAVE camo IN IN
10 r. higher the opcnne but by the, closc the
,n was osi in great measure Rio is steady and un-
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nFc0RnFn M0RrGACrc

Buchmuller, VIM. and wife, to Frederick Schuck,
IS e5th-st, c OF Avenue A, years
Cafry, Warren. ct al. TO John DUFF, S s6th-st
christorei, Jacob and vile, to the Bowery Saw.
$50 ings Bank, 1.l64 2d.sye. / year
Glass, John. to Minnie IL Butt, 5 13th-st e OF
Sane to chas Peabody. ir, same property, due
Goodman. David and David w Dazan 10 trustees
OF Carl NJ Uhl, Crosby-st n Of PrInce-st,
Locw, Louis A, to the Dry Dock Savings instItu,'
ton, 2d-ave. Of 42d-st l year .
Nutiendori WIN =. 10 Fanny Beden et al, W
Madisonave n Slst.st, years
Meier, Francis to the Franklin Savings Bank,
55th-st. OF SHAVE l year
Oakley Robert to NJ G Hollster, n 14od-st, W
Present David and VIE to Margaret 4 Harrison
70th-et W Of 3d-sve, years
Rohrs Frederick and wife, to F Il Snow, Sc cor
WilHSave and 143d-st, - mortgages demand
Scherdng. Christian and wife, to the German
American II Title Guarantee Co. 3D.
ave, OF Grove-st year
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asst TENNESSEE VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
RAILWAY co.

10 wALI~sT., New York. Oct. 10, 1888.
Notice IS hereby given that the annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA
AND GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY for the election
OF Directors eight by the holders OF the first preferred
stock the remaining by the holders OF all the
stock both and Preferred and the transaction
OF proper business will be held the occ Of the
company, at Knoxville. Tenn. on WEDNESDAY. the
DIST day OF November, 1855
The transfer books will be closed at O'clock D.
Thursday 25th day OF October 1885 and opened at
1888. J.. vi. sCHWAN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-26
RECORDED REAL, ESTATE TRANSFER

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N: Y CITY.
Crosbyst s. 1868 1t n OF Prince-st. 81 11xs4x
Dszian, er ia part t'ns0o'" anu 100000
IL 'i part eAe'''O'' =. '''''9 10000
th. seventy-third Street Building Co TO Henry o.o
s5ih.st No 500 Ea. Frederick schuck and wife
10 William Buckmucr and another $4,000
Lane 70 John King Kin O'."> 49, o' $1,000
n 5 13dst 80 IT OF West End-avs, 20xS4.4;
bert lever sD'' ''oe' ''''''s $4,000
gctt ana wife to John Glass '' ~ $4,000
Mii,endOrf $1,000
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Giip propertn 90 Get.

A NEW slx-story building 25x1O0 43s Pcarlst., to
Alet rutland & WHITING, Beekmsn-st
FEW VERY ELEGANT PRIVATE DWELLINGS.
"A the choicest location for residence In tho city.
nav the southwest OF West End-ave and
73i-st
001 MADIsoN.AvE. COR 49D-ST-To Let-The
DOL larger Dortion OF seamheated furnished corner
house 1.-THE owner reservinc some rooms Apply on prem
ises from TO L.