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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25
REAL ESTATE
RusrNEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE
.s,des the sale Of uptown Fifth and Madison sves
A Real yesterday there was active Did
x,rx for No Lafayette Place tvostory stoop basement
as eensr private house 223xllo sold for s2looe 70
Cnarlss NJ. Hellman-
The Com mttee Legislation met yesterday, William
.xoold. chair The following were also
ant. George Gantz George Westervet Constant A An
arsv. William Cruikshank. orvie q. Bennett William NJ
o-srs Henry J. Carr Fromme Il. K Houghton Sin.
.,.,r Mv.r. Beverly ward Charles Coutert CLIFFORD Cod
a,pgton Edward Young and Andrew J. Robinson. The
s.cr.,,rv read the OF all bills introduced at Albany
aimee the the session relating TO real estate On
s,ou Of Sinclair Myers the three bills introduced by sena
Tor Van Co rendering the OF all corporations and
individuals resident resident subject TAXATION
wore referred sub-eommitee for
bill the Tenement House law Of last
% waterproof cellars referred the Committee
Building and Mechanics Lien laws The committee will
meet every week during the session Tuesday at D.
Exchange there call for atty fost mont In or
near Eghhave Central Park hvesory single fat en-
the Side below Eichty-sixth.st; private dwelling
Eghtieth and thirteth ss
Fourth and Fifth The following property was oRcred
vestory buildnR with heat 50KloO in Broahway
Tenth and Fourteenth rented for s2oooo
dairy farm in Rocksnd County. n. Y. for sl2oco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25
Principal and Interest Payable in United states Gold
Coin of the Present Standard Of Weight
and Fineness.
the FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST CO.,

The above Bonds are part OF OF $4,000 600.
authorized by the vote of than thfeeourths OF the
holders the preferred Of the Company as required
by the plan OF reorganization of the Pacific Rail-
Company by resolution Of the Board OF Directors
dated me 17th day Of November 1887.
The Bonds are secured by mortgage to the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company Trustee. which mortgage Is lien
upon the entire Railroad authorized by the charter of the
said Railroad Company with the appurtenmce including
the entire rolling stock of motive power passenger and
freight bridges. tunnels, vladucts sations' etc.
upon lands granted by Congress to aid in It's
construction except lands in Minnesota and Dakota
the River (Which excluded thereirom
with the terms of the plan of reorganization
whereby the specifically Appropriated for the
benefit OF preferred stock, and upon all the property
and ghs property Of the said Railroad Company now
held or which shall be hereafter acquired and upon all Its
franchises, including franchise DO corporation
and upon the income, earnings and profits OF said Rail
road subject only the prior lien thereon created by the
Companys First Mortgage. bearing date the LIST
day Of January 1881 divisional mortgages therein
mentioned and the General Mortgage bearing date
the Goth day Of November 1885, all Of which are duly
recorded in the the Secretary OF the Interior
The bonds are further secured Under the mortgage by
nrs lien upon the estate and title Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company, under lease or otherwise In and
to all branches operated feeders to its
main line, or TO be constructed hereafter.
An accumulat,e Sinking Fund is provided for under
the mortgage Of per cent per arnum, to commence on
the st January 1894, said fund to be invested in the
purchase OF Bonds at their market price,
not exceeding los, and accrued interest All bonds so
purchased will be held by the Sinking Fund, and cannot
be reissued.
According to the last annual reports the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company owns 2,2o2 3oloo miles Of
railway, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25

srrOPDED pEALEsrArE TRAN577H'-N 7. CITY
Ia. following "a. real estate transa'uons recorAe1
N the Registers once today
eethst . = l20rnw Of Madison-ave, 25xnS9 also
\. IFS 8 of s., Il lo4AIOI.4i
b Hunter 10 Hernandez. -;..--....-..-i u
e7's rst: to VI w Wei ct s4e 500
go, and rte 10 J DAWN ...-........- 10
o'ie',1 ard wife 10 X Kchoo ........ 1000
lOth-svc :. 1872 II OF lO7thst 5OxlOO' Dsvlin .,
Msr,ipcL 1fernan'e2 to NeinA 10 - AZ 500
B1asadc3 sn1 wife to Mangoi .. 2Oo5o
Dol, M C. and ND vic TO- 10 Manley w. 1o5oo
Io6E IScsh. and wife to II Jacobs ~ 2se5O
we,nts HS s sTd VIE 10 !! 1000
70 y5 el nS h i nd to von a, 1900
e'h anf WIFE l., OK -imo 1 10000
1oe cso and ' wit " 10 O. 3s oes
has Rd 5.Iq H 1aiasison 22lOo
IN - n IL III MANSON ave- l6 800
zetbV.f r : 100 IT " Of Maaisonave' 25x9s.9. Alex
M-ha 20 and wife VI Blood .....:.- $4,000
a1d Wiz to r b %erri,t -. 1850
MeG1e md husband TO- II Mon1an an. $1,000
brey Dor 465Oo
Noonan and husband 10 y o. Brien LOO
Same nropcriy; OBrien 10 D NooD!n -. l4'V"o
wee h = ;S, ~ Il 6onrls. 10000
S7iH-st. 100 II o. Shave. IS s19o9' Baltis ~
Moore and wife to Il Derrick lOoOO
2d; ;ss. Ss % = % pa IN. a z,i'9 L 9u 1920
2a.sg; e. 70S It O. 9''h't '-"o 1920
t..S'si 70 f. e Of 2dave 25xoo5; Krous - ooo
Yves d. 81 30 DE 9j1i6o5. Quirk and 80 ooo
wife 70 preyfus- -u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25
Gin i1ropcrip n)dnte0.

BUILDING wanted for cash customer; build
IL ing on John ST. William % vicn.tg
RULAND * b. HIrIN > Beck uanst
Vy7ANTED.-Six OF room fiat down town.
IT. s. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25
Real estate.

THE TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST
COMPANY. Of 50 Liberty-st. y y, has
MONEY TO LOAN
bond and mortgage at e cent Loans must be UtAln
80 per cent OF conservative valuation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25
Citn propertn for Sale.

A -HA\DSOME four story and base mcnt
"a dwellings cabinet Throughout brownSone
'front.' bu1 sDYp Ing premises IS % West oJhsL.
entrance Co Park. or 81 81 - A. FRANZ +. Builder.
CHhELkS Buck & CO.. 500 Madison-ave,
~ offer t- las, OF their elegant Last side houses a.
following low prices:
No. SO A!ial,on-ave. % II wide, $4,000.
N. 80 East .jd-~t cor. Mad t9'OOj
No 30 las; 73d-sL. % feet widr 40 900.
House az al tines open for examination.
NOW y TOW y Investment property TWO VAL
~ le ChamJrrs-sf. and one further
vel rent-d well ccaf ed paving property 10 prin
oipals orlv Address n r. g.. Box 40, Tribune Office
nor SALE.-Superb house, north corner
Mtd-uH-aVe ana G9tl-,t. 27A75, beautifully finished
viii b. sid low Applf on premises or To-
CHARLES BUCK CO., 500 Madis9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25
Rn .I0hn Z. B. SnlH

BIZ John ?. B. SDlBfh.
oNnrv house with lot No Z LAFAYETTE Place - 80 -.
II se ith-s - 3xIl03. o NJ Hilman----- II, loo
By FairchiId q De WdtiieGrSs.
ySsforv dwelling with lot No 10 Perry 81, - l95 -
n Of Greenwich.ave lot 22I95 Capt - Davis 1642S
sale az building OF = lots. No ) East l4tn-
81, n adjourned sine die.
Ei hlchGrd !. HdTnrU On.
R@si9ry Of s,6a v.n ,o 5S 2ioo 49, 100
' pr on 5a"ve Sc cor OF oo'n 81 -.DAO 2o7OO
lplSa .. 'aR on SS.og os6OO
rle' ., l IS h 5Spenhe,msr &C. 800
si0; psiS. O9 II 0s'sr 10000
'i0 s,c wn 2e7OO
Os s@ gn %. 80 200
pc. S 81 I Urs 0p < Bro "a 100
10, ams HSs. % ~ . % s525
STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY
lrlot of land at Ros sviIe 6sGx3Bsxo75I325; Mics 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25
Gin propcrtn Go Get.

DUILDlNGS TO LET. with immediate pos
ID Sc, a.: also stnroS lr',sl1i Offices inquire
rutland WHlIlNG heeKmaSN
H-STORY BROWN STONE. - 46th-st., be-
= ST. and 9th ayes $4,000 = ri BLAhELf
l52t 5r .tiFay.
an MURRAY Hill. 4-stOrv house. COM
" rte or h0usc6 e~pr perfect O. Ter Adiress MIL
DRED Trblle Uptown fc' l23s Rr'7fvsr.
OFFICES TO LEI in Icm1l" Goa Il. Apply
" on p:tmiscst 10 rutland & WHITING.
o Hreku1u-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25
TO THE HOLDERS or
WABASH MORTGAGE BONDS.

modification OF the reconciliation plan OF November a.
1887 contemp expected. and In event will any
bondhoder another OF the
same mortgage The rights OF bondhoier VINO de
posts Central Trust Company under the plan
will be carefully guarded
For the Purchasing COMMITTEES.
o. ID. ASHLEY
For the Boudho1fers Committee.
CYRUS J. LAWRENCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25
Gurtinn 6a!ee Of deal estate.

= tTH-ST. No. %. bet. Madison and Park
ayes. az auction ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON,
SO. ! Pilt-.t. January .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25
Gounirn proprrin for Sale ano 90 Get.

4 d. ROPE, III Llberty-St., has farms,
Railroad of NewJtrseY It's dlvl,Ons aEt branches.
AGENCY FOR bargains III
~ hapiss- residences ana but1g sr's houses - i5~
CLARENtL l. TUBES. , B,ex nan-sl. " y
L'OR SALE.-The Pdrmaiee Place, near Mid
dle;ovn y Y.-This ELEGANT summer resort
seat situate Ia Buuvile miles from NiitleOwn. Y y,
and male from railr sta on a. offered for
great bargain atug gcrsuAo,Ises gIaporl-s elegant
mosqnior.; 275 epuirpel man-on
has ~ rooms partly FURNISHED louses. largo
barns aules excellent stock faru ,ius al
DO MT sol ~ March ] vii ne rented Onehalf Of
purchase pre- may reuA. low o. Interest
address tkG son. COREY q MADDEN. Real Estate
Heer Hon. Il. K Low Potter Bnrdue View York civ
EOR SALE.-IwO village lots, Nos. 1 and
= AZ the village % Franklin PARK Y j. aiioll.
ing tie p-npsY r. b. -rroa t~a- sttss Apply
the count ne-room OF The Tribune
MADISON, y. J.-HIGHESr LOCATION :;
" close very Il r.cuve cOuhtF home
ia resi.-r,e asTrs handsome grounds: crocuilu-c
siabcs = ne station lrlce 4O". EDN. T. HAMI L
sON 90. 35 BrOs ia
NE HAVE FOR SALE some beautifully
w heated houses and seals ttcrns 20 sut pun
Ehasel-I 40 range n tdhd Nc!niiy lAciuia a. L4'
Alec Montelair Short His. Madison ana h'rfiso"n
EDw P HAM LToN & co. SO Broadway.
WALNUT-ST, EASI ORANGE, n. J.-For
w sale. sl05OO. hall cash, molern dwelling
every civ seven bedrooms plot 5OxZ45 81
eeAeEt hga elevation. acress bic To stsiOu
EDWARD Z. HAMILTON & CO. SO Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25
NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY'S
General Third-Mortgage
Land-Grant Bonds.
ISSUE OF 100000 BONDS
Dated December 4, 1857. Matur1nl
December L, 1887.
Coupon Bonds In Denominations
Of $1,000 each. Registered
Bonds In Denominations
Of $4,000 each.

INTEREST 9 PER CENT PER ANNUM.
PAYABLE JUNE 1sT AND DECEMBER lsT AT THE
CoMPANY's OFFICE IN NEw.YoRK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25
1tr Cream.

A FACT.-HoriOn Ice Cream ia made from
- pure cream. horizons Patent super Bricks d
tstredn inI Resaursnts. Churches. Festivals &c. will
nAIn one hour tonntIy orners promptly ned Depots
~ A-sye $50 6t-aVe ll5 row llO Last 5tA-s
SsN-iofk and &S3 Fult0n-sI brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25
finanrial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Wabash Mortgage Bonds

EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
The large Of Mortgage deposited In the ces
tra Trust Company the opinion OF the under
signed the Of the Reorganization plan OF
November IL 1887 engraved negotiable oertin
of the Trust Company will be ready until January
25h the limo further deposits extended 70 Feb
rusry 8. 1855
AL bonds deposited after that date will be subject to pen
atty Of per cent upon tile par value thereof
Pamphlets giving details Of the plan DO obtained at the
Central Trust Company, No. 81 wAtst
JANIS 7. JOY,
T. II. HUBBARD, Purchasing
EDGAR r. wELLES. cem""'~
o. ID. ASHLEY.
CYRUS J. LAWRENCE,
n X. McHARG,
THOS ID. ATKINa Gommass
JOHN T. TkRRY,
y. n LAWRENCE
New.York Jan. q, 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Jan. "a, 1sss
he following .aes wore held the Exchange and Auction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25

Room to-day;
Ry William Kennedy Bro.
4 Mot OF land on Bos ton Road cor Of feasNae'
ave 25l Ward. l07I l0sxl0Vx65.6; l. DOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25

The Northern T1ciGc Railroad Company, under It's
charter. is entitled estimated area Of public lands
o4ountn g 70 46.75a,40o Of which G-7-a59 800
have been sold up 81, 1851 leaving io4oGodO
9-ioo acre. un.od The sales have averaged 1921 per
acre since July 1, 1851.
The ouisndns mortgage indebtedness Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company consists Of:
s4.04l,jOO Missouri and Pend o I!clne Division I"nds
46,s7o,O0O General LIST Mortgage Bonds.
2O,OOO,OOO General q Mortgage Bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25
Professional.

A GENTLEMAN, native of this city, aged
~ desires position long busn"Ss experience uhNs
a,ds ook .spng "a nnaHces thoroughly AMI tuy COM
rent TO nm position and responsibility lnsrNeS
20 citeI With co-nBratOu hr.tc!ts mercantile house;
81 - p. arsnc.s HOWELL. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-25

p,inrv house with LOT; MOI LAFAYETTE Place os. 35
rsef sth-st. lot - 3xll03: O NJ Hillman------
II 4 MI 1If
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-11-28

to the widow Gen. Sheridan of the reso-
lutions expressing the sorrow of the So
cietY at the unexpected death of her IL
lustrious husband, and testifying its adj
miration, esteem, and fraternal regard
for his military ability, public service
and personal character. Mrs. Sheriden
has written letter of thanks for the re-
solutions.
There is a rumor here to the effects
that a printer named August Donath,
who is connected with the Craftsman,
of this city. a paper which claims to be
the official organ of the international
Typographical Union, will be Public
Printer. The rumor says that the place
was promised Donath in the event of
Harrison's election, in consideration of
the support of the Craftsman. It is
a lie on the face of it. In the frst.place
Mr.. Harrison has made no promises o
positions to anybody-this / know to be
true. In the next place, Mr.. Donath,
though a clever sort OF fellow, is about
nine sizes too small to I'LL the position,
and his friends are probably only men
tioning his name in the hope that he will
thus be enabled to secure one of the
foremanships in the Office
Mr.. Cleveland has appointed Repre-
sentative Perry Belmont, chairman of
the Honse committee on foreign affairs,
U. S. minister to Spain. Belmont has
accepted, and will Immediately resign
his seat in the House and sail for Eu-
rope. Just why he should have accept
de this appointment is somewhat puzz-
ling. He has made himself so obnoxi-
Gus to the republicans that he cannot
hope to remain longer in his place than
it will take Gen. Harrison's Secretary
of State to decide upon his successor.
Perhaps he only wants to take little
excursion to Europe at Uncle Sam's ex-
pense.
Manv members of Congress are al
ready in the city, and more are con
stantly arriving, A meeting of the
House committee on appropriations is
called for Wednesday, for the purpose
of getting to work on the regular appro-
prition bills. The general impression
here IS that no tariff legislature will be
taken up at the coming session, and
that the whole question will be left for
the 51st Congress.
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turned away, leaving me still more en-
barrassed, and knelt down down at the
side of his friend He examined him
closely, and on moving him gently on
the side, discovered that bullet-wound
had cut an ugly scar beneath the right
arm, the ball having penetrated the
body beneath rib, ana found its way
out in front He loosened the bloody
garment and washed the wound care
fully, with all the tender solicitude of a
brother, and gazed meanwhile sadly
and at times despondently into the face
of the poor son of the wilderness whom
the enemy's wrath had doomed to such
an ignoble fate. Suddenly Mart laid
his ear closely to the savage's breast,
we standing in awe around, end the
next instant forced open the wounded
mans lips and poured down a lengthy
draught from his bottle, which
in this case served a most excellent pur-
pose, for to our surprise as well as joy
the savage heaved sigh, and opened
his bewildered eyes for a moment, to
close them again, and sink back ex-
hausted' Mart proved all of a sudden
the most busy nurse, continually resort
ing to such means as might restore the
wounded man to a state of conscience.
and after an hour of patient labor his
efforts were crowned with success, for
the savage slowly raised his feeble hand
and gave it to Mart, who in the fullness
Of his heart needed not the tear of gra-
titude that stole down his tanned cheek
My suspicious were long ere this COM
pletely dispelled, and I joined with my
family in the words of praise for the
savage's restoration. Oh, had I known
who this uneducated savage was whom
the scout had revived, for whose sake
tender tear had dimmed his eye, Of
what consequence he should be in the
future life of me and mine on the prai-
ries, too would have pressed his hand
with grateful warmth that he had es-
capped the evil designs of foe.
(IO be continued.