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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-11
BY Rawlings Il Rose,
Real Estate Auciioneers,
No II north Tenth street
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
y OF IMPROVED real ESTATE SITUATED
on CENTRE STREET. IL FULTON.
Peasants } In the Circuit Court
r.. OF
Plea.ants ! Henrico county.

Peasants In the Circuit Court
r.. OF
Peasants Henrico county.
b. virtue Of q decree entered in the above
named cause, on March 3, 1855. the undersigned,
special commissioner thereby appointed, will sell
by auction on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, ISIS,
a, > o'clock p W.. the property described In said
decree a. follows: That certain PIECE OR PAR
Gel OF LAND with a small frame tenement
thereon. fronting 30 feet on Centre street and
running back l40 feet 10 Lewis street
TER3s: One third cash: the residue AZ six and
twelve months Tor all cash nj the option Of the
purchaser. With per cent. interest added, and
title retained until all purchase money IL paid
and conveyance ordered hy tho Court.
WILLIAM h. BtNERIDGE,
Special Commissioner.
RAWLINGS & ROSE, Auctoneers.
IL THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE COUNTY or HEN
RIcO-sTEPHgS PLEAsANTs AGAINsT LIZZIE
PLBAsASTs,
|. samuel p. Wa1dll. deputy clerk Of the said
court do certify that the bond required Of Spe-
cial- Commissioner william Ii. BeyeridGe by de-
cree entered In said cause, on the 81 day Of
Narcn, 1885, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of April,
1883
ap S&ll2t SAMUEL 7. WADDlLl-
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH a>FgrA
saStS3f1zEz.
MOND AND NORFOLK
fTEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at ~ NJ, ana every SUNDAY ats
4. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Friiays' steamers
received till 1850 A. a.. Tor sundays steamer
till r. NJ. saturday Freight received daily Ill
bP. ".
Fare. S.
For further information apply 10
j. w. McCARRICR.
General Southern Agent, once Rockets
W. z. CLYDE s Co.
no9 General Agents Philadelphia
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10TH DAY OF APRIL. 1883.

All offers shall be made in writing. addressed
to the Commissioners IT tie Sinking Fund Of
Virginia, shall be sealed, and shall be opened by
the Commissioners, or q majority Of them, on
the
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BY sampson & Adam,9n,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Insurance Agents.
si3 Hull street, Manchester, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-11
DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
AZ RAILROAD
SCHEDULE or TRAINS ~ EEFE.F
NAEru -. Jess
TWO DAILY TRAINS except s-NDAO
BhIRGNs
RICHMOND AND LNSCHB kI
RICHMOND.

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4:45 p. VI. NAL daily iexrept sunday
$50 A. NJ. ACOOMMOuATlON day ,cI &
sunday.
5;i5 A. II. LIGHT EXPRESS daily ,s1cept Me-
day.
CONNECTIONS
Az Clifton Forge viih chesapeake anf or,
railway for the south, Nest aud Aor;hec-t
At Lynchburg Min Norfolk AMI Western rae
road for AL points Sogfh. ~0ut1s lst. AMI ~'...-
west, and Virginia Midland railway Tor ali ial.s
North ami south
AtRichmonI wi,h Asso .iatai Railway. i)r 50
points IA the -oa,n. sai Mchu0ud. sr-ier -
burg and P0iomsc railroad TOR tlc Nortn.
At Lexington with Baltimore ana Ono ~
ROAD. making close connections a. heff Pr
Ferry 70 anu from fittsburyh Aud tho YES. i-'
10 points North aud last
burr
Slecping-cars Lynchourg u Memphis, NeH J.'
lesns. aud Like R0rk
TrAins marked dahy except SUNDAY
Tickets sold 20 all pontS OTlccs. 3.' 50.
Main street, 1900 Main street, ani n. 81 n'.l
and Allegnsny dcpok. Eighih ami Ca9a. -ifee--
1OuS h. AANNl AbO.
mh97 acncr4l fas-u Der Aean-
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PrLLMAN-CAR SERVICE.

OnTrains nos. Hand % sleeplng-ears heise.i
New YORK and Tampa, Pa. .r.I Jac,s0nf.lr.
On Trans Nos. IA and = sieeDiag-rsr- hetwe-1
sleepirg.cars between Wa-hingslo and fa-.-
eonviIle On Train No. = -ieeillf--grs nctrrsl
Jacksonville and New fors.
on Trains Nos. r and O.. sltapilg-ca-s tofween
Washington and Thomasvile "a rain. 49,.
IS AMI 10 siecping-car between Wasting Pa
and Wilmington.
In addition 10 tho above
THE NEW YORK AM FLORIDA SPECIAL.
CONSISTING o. vEsuBJaE PrtLMls ftt7 uHtY
leave Richmond. south boun Z. daily. at - 3. H
AMI arrive az Petersburg % s D.. u. Lave
Petersburg north bound, daily. az s.-3 So ~
AMI arrive 90 Richmond ~ A. ".
Extra fare is charged on this train
THE ONLY ALL-RAlL LlNE TO NORFOLK
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FINANCIAL.

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,)
OFFICE BOARD SINEISG-FCND COANIS'Rs,
RICHMOND, VA, April =. 1873. }
Try DIRECTION OF SECTION 4 OF
an act Of the Legislature Of Virginia, approved
March 5, 1883. intended to set apart fund for
paying the interest on the public debt of the
State Established by the act approved February
Il, ISs9,) by monthly accumulation for that
purpose tho undersigned, Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund OF Virginia, have appropriated
out q the surplus OF the Treasury
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THE
MONTH OF APRIL
FOR TIRE PURCHASE OF THREE-PER. CENT
UM BONDS OF THE STATE WITH ALL THE
UNMATCHED COUPONS ATTACHED THERE
TO; and they hereby advertise that they will
receive offers for the sale OF such amount Of the
said three-p er-centum bonds a. the said sum of
fifty thousand dollars will enable them to pur-
chase. All proposals must be in the hands Of
the Commissioners on or before 3 2. N. on the
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH IS 49,
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNcHBCKa
LEAYg RICHMOND
io5s A. NJ. Daily. y.s Richmond and Peters, =
railroad Arrive A. Potcrsoers q "
A. N. arrive ag Norfolk - 7. y.
9S5 A. N. Daily, IVA nichmend ami feleis.''
railroad. Arrive az leiersplfs :.
a. NJ No leaves Fetcrshuts -
4. NJ. for tarlngilie. lyuchou' :, -
.oke. Bristol. Knoxville Gnl a"
points south and WesL
THROUGH CAR 10 LNNCHBtRG
eoS =. NJ. Daily. via Richmoua and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive peter-oarg 90 j.
NJ: leave petersburg 7;ia =. NJ. cary,
arriving Norfolk gA5 T. NJ. tlFVAtA
car Richmond ~ Norfolk
sG5 r NJ Daily. rte RicpmUnd and fetefs''
Tailroad- Arrive ~ Petefspoit -
= NJ, cOnaeciins Site Tram 10
leaving Petersburg a, 20 7. "a, .''
Fa-mville. - nchbarg Roanoke. = 4,
tot Knoxville. ChsiianoosA, All a.
loiats south ana west
PULLMAN sLREPINc-CAR AcCoMhopA'
TONS ,
No. i--sseeplng-cGr from Petersburg q et.s-s
without CHANGE AMI lynehoers 10 Ash'F~'
NO. s~lysSAburg 10 New Orleans snd koa'
noke to yAeltanoosa. without change.
Tickets. baegass-ehecsA aud al iaiot inal',.
can DO obtained AT ldcemoad aud fetefsoels
railroad depot. A. W. Garoers, ie1 Nsia $780,
.na a. uAe 'o"pany'' onSs g. BsviLL
'''''~ osu.rai Passenger aad Ticket Agoai
cHAkLxs @. Spps, vice-President a
6saszsi once. kesaeks Va
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Correspondingly Quick time o ciher poiaN
Through bills OF lsiing issued .. iow rate.
4. A. lAlloh
no! General Freight Agrn-
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TIE ONLY ALLRAlL LISE TO NORFOLK
ru.Vu AERIgF

Norfolk ......'4 =. ". Richmond. .7i' b. '.
These trains sl=0 make ci0=e rouur-'lnrr '.-
Farfnyilie, LyuchOurF. and ~clthFr-ter . l...t'
and all stations on DE- horf,. aul " o-ferl t-' -
points Wcst Of Petersburg sl0ut raAe tlf ~
a N. train instead d.. N.SILLl
Slp-rufeutelL
EFT. D. MYERS. General superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-11

ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH
AUND And BALTIMORE ~ EACH
DIRECTION.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
Live Stock Market.

Chicago. Feb. 3-Ca,tle--Receipts, lO,00O; stronger; for good stock steers S3@5; >tockers and feeders, $2 50@ 3 10; Texas cattle, $3 25@4
 Sheep-neceip;S 6.0a0 head marke, steady; natives, S3@j 9; western II Go@5 l5; Texans. E 7j@4.
 Kansas tity, Feb. 3.-The Live Stock Indicator reports Cattle-Re- ceiPt-, 3.2oo; shipments. J35 shipping and dressed beef cattle steady and d shade higher; common, weak and lower calves firm; stockers and feeders, stronk; good to choice cornfed, $4 25@ 1 15; common to medium, B 2j@4 15 i; stockers. l S0@2 D; feeders, g COG 3 9; COWS, Sl 30@3.
 Sheep-Receipt>, 670 head; ship ments, 5J0; market steady; good to choice. $i@6 50; common to medium, $2@9 90.
 Philadelphia, Feb. 3.-Wool steady 1; Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, NN and above, 30@3lc: medium, 36@ 31c; coarse, 36@36Ic; New York, Michigan, Indiana and Western fine, or K and xxx, 27@2Sc; medium, 36 @31c; coarse 35a 36c; Canada washed combing, 35@36c; tub washed, 800 B; eastern Oregon, 20@26; New Mexico and Colorado, 23@27; fine washed delaine. X and XN, 3O@35; medium washed combing and delaine, 3T@ 3Sc.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
Carl OundeY'S PniIosophv.

Some folks dat doan' whistle TOT sing haf lots of time to ponder oater devltry. Nnen find q poy who don't whistle look ouii for my apples.
 Alter Fl, what wss it 10 Ills If the Ger "orlat vhas made in SIX days or six hoondered years2 We look more dot t shai! 5r a good year for cucum5ers.
 l, vhas hke all If u. dot we could tral1 cop somebody el5e's poy in de vhay he should 90 while our own t.alns himself cop.
 Der man who runs wagon all der time mitout any grease would ne called 3 fool. Der man who Il, aier allows nm tii playsp-ll vhas no better.
 Maype, If you watch eafeIy day for fee:y years, you can ,el from d.. sunsets vh@e ~eatnrr rext da. sha.l Dc, but II you spend dot same Ilnc mt dr pump k'ns y0l vhas rch end uoai,' care 10, w-4lher
 M.vpe | shal. agree Init ny eishbor, u,yp mt. 4 good dta dcpcr 7s Dn an,ther ny shioken scratch on .ny I.nd or l..
 Grv, ,as canker doi gnaws s. the hear. Ii some ,ich man vhls poor d,t d 1an' make me ary better If. When somep"dv goes by mt carraige de pest vha. vhas to peiief dut vhaking vhas der pest ior ter health.
 know peoples who peiictin tuck, and know some lucky people Der last vhss peoples who vhai wiling to work harct and Pe savins. fer iorme. vhas peoples @no iit or ceir neighbors.
 | ] md man who doan' haf some tr0l5les pu, him down as person who vha5 either too harG-hea,ted tO feel s;ief or Of 100 little consequence for der Lord It not,ce.
 Maybe l belief Tn second marriages, bu' also Ike 10 say dot all der first husbands clothes should be sold py der pedGlar'S und dot der second husband doan pay f& der eravest 5ne.
 When you find I man ready to fight for nls opinion you must walk away. He v51s moe certain 10 be Geadt wrong, rnd | you lick him he vhas no ll .l { D.troii Ere. Press
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
A Washington telegram says that ow-

A Washington telegram says that ow-
 ing to the alarming frequency of attacks
 of robbers upon mail trains n sparsely
 settled routes in the far west, and the al
 most constant peril in which the lives of
 postal employees are placed by these ma
 rauders, the postof6ce department has
 determined to arm, at the expense Of the
 government, every postal employe on
 these exposed railway routes. with weap- ons of the most effective kind. They
 will be supplied with an abundance of ammunition and every convenience nec- essary for prompt work, and will thus De prepared to defend themselves and the malls from attacks of these road agents, however skllfully planned or unexpect- edly made. This acton has been taken |, the earnest sollcitauon Of General Su- nerintendent Nash of the railway mail service. who has alrerdy taken steps to ! carry the new order into immediate et- feet. l. IS sad that many of the western railways have also decided to arm their tranmen, and t is expected 1hat with
 arms in the hands of trainmen. express messengers already armed. and postal clerks, train robberies m the far west will De less frequent in the future.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08

and ordered those en route for ihe pur- pose Of going to the fronl,er 10 return to homes.
 The exodJs nsuguTated at Topeka to move coi0red people to Central and South Amerca, had IFS origin m Washington county, Texas. The father If the pro- ject Is :. \. Hackwor h, for many years prominent republican of pranham. !ex4~, but now residing in Topeka Hackworih i,it Washington county '~o years agc or acccunt of the race corfi.c'. cu.nin tlng al ,he election Tn Novsmbsr, IS86, when three negroes were taken from the ] ii and lynched by mob. Before leaving Texas Hack wo'th related the details of his plans fpr great exodus as recently developed ii Tcpeka
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08

Several of the New York editors re- ceive salaries that if paid in Arizona. would psralyze the press of the territory to meet the demands of one man. Edl- tor Stone of the Journal of Commerce receives S2o,ooo per year. Chas. A. Dana, of the Sun, SI5,ooo; Whi,elaw Reid, of the Tribune, $I2,ooo; G. H. Hepworth, c'.ief of the Herald staff, $Ic,ooo; Juiins Chambers, managing editor of the same paper, SIo, C. K. Miller, Of the Times, $Io,ooo; John A. Cockere, of the World, SI5,ooo; C. W. Turner, publisher of the same paper, $2o, G. w. Curtis, of Harper's Weekly, $Io, 900 Howeils. the novelist, for his work on Harper's Magazine, SIo,ooo K. W. Glider, editor of the Century, $I2,ooo -Citlzen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
For This ReDoyter

He climbed the shining, golden stair With confidence and lordly air, Until be reached the landing where
 The crowd assem bled. He crowded to foremost place; Determination stamped his face; Some scion of a high-toned race
 He much reSembled He greeted Peter with d smile, As though 'twere hardly worth his while To bow his head, CT dod hi, tile,
 To mere porter We stood aside 10 let him pass. St. Peter muttered: "SecOnd-class .' Then cried One harp oi polished brass
 For this reporter," -Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
Railroad Accident,
Special to the JoURNAL-MINER.

PRESCOTT JUNCTION, Feb. 6. 1888.
 The eastern bound passenger train on the Atlantic X Pacific, that left here at 9 :3J this morning, ran off the track, one mile west of Crookton. Everything except the engine was ditched. Luck fly ths accident occurred on straight and level track, and no one injured. Bad track supposed to be the cause of wreck.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08

Prevailing direction of wind C d. m.
 and II D. Ii.l S. ". s s Total movement of wind, BIOS miles. Highest Velocity of wind ,45 miles ,SW. direction
 Total precipitation in inches .l 20 Number of days on which 0l inch CT more Ul precipitation fell, 6 Total precipitation Gin inches and
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08

Nlnher of clear days, l9.
 Number oi fair days, 6.
 Number oi cloudy days, 6.
 Dates of killing frosts-lst, 2d, 4th to : Jth inclusive, 22d to 3ist inclusive.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
Street and Alley Cleaning.

Tbeuadeisignei is prepar d to ke con> tracts or ~ie h. stree ts an alleys. Has GOod norse an caIi Terms asonatle.
 js2s WI. UlDLAAE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08

,- .' -s'.1:5' Bank, s&4,~ :,s. %J'X.
 -....r l- 0s-f< ft
 ..ai.-s' Ba-k ts--. fz..ssN
 f..al E -,.<.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
Our January Weather.

From q meteorological summary, kindly furnished Us by [. W. French, observer United States army. at Whipple Bar racks, We compile the following
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
Request b Seula.

Tn. undersigned having formed co-3srt- n"rshir n his business, | auxitus to have the busi"ess of Ihss. Curtis tS Co., as well as h ,t of bis own set ed ? e once. Parties ind bed 70 either Far-i,s are requested 10 cal a, the Prescott Slmpie Rooms before the i st Cay oi February, and eit.e i7e ssme.
 EE,. hYbON.
 jsu2l Of the Prescott sampie Rooms.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-08

I'1-'4 F7'ON- -I4I'tNIVE! \tH 4IiNtIc" aIiu huudreithS) for this month in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
financial.
THE DENVER g. RIO GRAMDE R. R. CO..
5 Per Cent 20 Years Improvement Mort
gage Gold Bonds.
financial.

The above OF Donts the ric Of 81 600 per mile
having been authorized ~ Of 90 per cen. Of
both classes Of Stock S,0ckhoiers meeting held at
Denver May % 1881, notice hereby given that the Com
"a las ;oscd - 0G0 rcn OF the Bmds, subfct 70
TIE right refcrrrd stocthoidcs Of rccrd september
To hared priority stscrbg f9r ne sams a. -, per
cent md accrued Interest IN NewYork on1 the equiv
alcnt prices In London and Amsterdam respectively.
Referring the foregoing notice Is hereby given that
Stockholders OF record September public generally
may subscribe for all any OF the 100000 Bonds
o, the above issue on the terms stated
Stockholders may subscribe for amounts larger than
their respective proportions $500 bond for each 100
shares OF ock and the public generally may subscribe
for any part Of the total prices less than
81 IL and accrued interest.
Should the aggregate OF subscriptions exceed 50 900 600
bonds, awards will be made
Frr stockholders for their pro-rata portions and
second highest bids received from stockholders
subscribing excess such proFa,a portions and the
public generally.
Scrip VIII be received az 80 face value and Interest In
payment o. any bonds awarded.
The monetary results OF the Railroad Company FOR the
three years By the Annual Reports OF the
Company. have been az follows
Gross Earnings s3.l1o,o53 s67ss,o77 s7,os3,19
Operating Expenses,
Taxes and Ins g. 4Ie7,5oo 445s577 5O32os2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06

q ouuirn Boar0.

ATSKILL-FALL AND WINTER 81 ARD DE,
I lghuul elevated location, convenient 'n i1fodis ana
boats. U,i fA.t..ruf ft..
comforts 80 IoHNt terms mode ate AIa WHITFIELD
slY Ca'sklI y y
I,.RsT. CLASS BOARD IN q MODERN COTTAGE
With .srge addition ana coum0fiol- ceially
located AID newly furnished - ffontst. kaFstcga
Springs Olens June II MIS- S VAN vTCHrNS. Pop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
OREGON IMPROVEMENT co.


NLN 1Okh, Aug. - 1859
Sealed proposals the purchase Of the whole or any
part Of ten thousand 100000 shares Of the par value OF
500 each Of tho preferred the Oregon Improve
rant Company will received the orce Of the company
until noon Of september - l5ss when bids Will be opened
bv the EXECUTIVE Committee. A certified check payable
T. the order OF the oregon Improvement Company for Ave
80 PER par value OF the amount OF stock ap
Piled Tor accompany each proposal the proposal IS
not accepted the check will be returned No bid Will be
accepted fo less than pa and accrued dividend at the rate
OF seven per per II more than 10000 shares
aye BID FOR alotments VIII made pro The right
is reject any and al bids not deemed Tor the
best interests OF the company.
The stock is TO paid for in in;alments as follows
oct J. 1855 per cent and months accrued div
dend
Dee l. 1855 per cent and three months accrued
dividend
Feb l. lsso-o5 per cen, and Ave months accrued div
dand
ADrn l. 1895 per cent and one months accrued
dividend
Prom the las, ins;ainont there will be deducted the
amount Of the five - per deposited with the pro-
posa With interest aided the rate Of cen,
per annum from the date OF deposit. Payment in full
NAV be made on any instamcnt day. statement will
be sort TO each showing the amounts due on
the da,e- named Certificates Of stock will be given for as
many fu shares paid Tor by each instalmen and
when the last nsalment IS paid certificate VIII be issued
Tor fractions previously paid for scrip Will BE- issued
Proposals should be superseded Proposals for Pre-
,ered Stock and addressed Elijah Smith, President
oregon improvement, Company, Mills Building New-forA
City.
Bv order OF the Executive Committee
ELIJAH SMITH President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
REAL ESTATE
pr7syNrss AT TIE EXCHANGE.

, strong tone was exhibited at the kesi -, -.
change yesterday the stand Of John F. t win ,
lie offered various investment piopo'" Ia ,,as Nos
,eady market The mos; important p 'e', -. rh.
o. ana 70 Psrk.st. between Duane ana fV"' 1-.. ,
. -, consists Of Zen, six story double tehemon@S DO
80, ., e., rep-sl Of $1,000 per ann"H- Luz s'te VI
tne lots is as follows No 81 24iN'. ror,r,'-s =,
o62 The property soil sa sd BY the TmiSrantS
H RanS The bidding tarted n az f4SV eS meud
ar ne mortgage and ran R R price Morris franlin
we're the buyers The same uewen, with cellar on lot
Assnns a. The property is subject ~, TO moilgase Of
$1,000 70 The Cit,en, M to siI ZOO Jacobs
IN az b rest OF the sale. were saoIrneG
Sha SoS, 'Ksscher Of No 81 Canal ST. have been
posted Tor memeelsSPh ana Newman Cowen and seconded
BY p g. carroll ana Yesterday an investment in property
~ Ansc ,s near Nassaust paying over per cent
net was offered O s IN BpoSkvn Win ana exebanes T
one business property or sell for $50 600 Hud-
son iSe wi, smprcved mansion fourteen rooms ou'buii-
gs nc was offered FOR 25ooo and cottage Of nine
IONS az Clifton n j., with plot lcONOO, a. $4,000.
New.York. Wednesday Sept s. 1855.
-. following sales held the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
pyJ F. 3. snyth.
ss,O,y buildings with plot ., Land Nos s. 81 and %
rafk;st OF bgaGs,sI' plot 4s4AS0 2SAs'AAsS'A
NOTE 4siory building with lot No go AyeA $50 #
q asoTy dwelling With lot No S55 Tcrrest-ave s.
Al 4 Of t2d-st, lot 20xs0; II Thompson. $3.50 49,
sale OF two dwellings with lots, Nos. 3ol and 1913
rorrestsye adjoining above, adjourned 10 october B.
BY T. S Clsrkson
Sale Of dwelling with lot, on West l23dst, " OF sth-
ave was adjourned 70 September ID.
RECORDED SALES OF REAL ESTATE-N. Y. CITY.
Lu SSPSss 'o - :" s42 900
s,a's,. 10 81 Yves, Marcus Hutchinson to Joseph 49,
Goth. n 5 . 95 feet W Of Madson-aye. sexloos;
-, rI"''' D'''"'.' ''''''.' ~ 100 800
"a nssonal Fund nocese 10 MareaTe FSesrty s5 600
wul6errv's, No 23s { IIas;of TO Dora Harris 30 600
Catharue-sL $ 46.2 feet Of Madis0n-st, 81 3x
bais 'A-' ~ N''" " $4,000