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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06

LIVERPOOL sept. $40 y. m-Beef -Hollers mod
erlIey POfk-IiOier- offer mOier 'tev. 4 llrrs
freely short cn inl At 5us Baeon- horrs olcr mod
er,tey Holders OFF, sparbgV Talluw-lToincrs
offer moderately. % Turpentine Holsters mol
eraiey Rosih- Holders offer sparlngly Lari-spo AMI
futures offer sptrnglg. prime Western spot
September October and Move nber, nrn AT 49, Wheat
Holders moderately. flour-IIoiers OFFER suarncy
Corn-SpOt and Futures u Olders offer sparugy. mixed
firm at - lfi9; september r Is llrii
(ctober as Lsi November at Il II s,t
Hops London Sew York state Holders Offer spariu Civ
LONDON, sept. 5.-Iinserd oil. ia Nj per cw
ANTwERr sept 5-WlcOXs Rrt closet at Is francs
centnir. per Ion kilo-.
ANrwRRP 5 Petroleum Fine pale
francs centimcs aud 20 02
sept. o.N llcoS's lard closed at a.
10 ID. PetrOIenm. : marks 80 plenmlgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06

The business in State bonds Wa, covered hy
sales Of Louisiana cun>ol Is az 50 II. or city
bank stocks Central National sold 81 at J - ~
and American Exchange l2' az 40.
The general bond market ruled firm with some
activity IN = few issues. Erie second - dcNcl-
oped am active demand and they rose from
90 IA to 100 -, with sales OF over oi5ouV
We told yon So when The oona,
sold by hears" on FALSE representations 81
the companvs condition: they now are bouTne
by h, arS' and investors on their merit, lhc
Philadelphia and Reading issues continued To w
~ demand, and the Junior ISSUES Wcrc hSh,l
first preference - were firm at H99s - u,e
sccOndS rose to - LA 16 ii and thirds - 90 -
50 Is. Font Worth and Denver hr.ls were unn
AT 10. Green Bay. Western ana ST Paul in''m's
were activ, az 3sa3s 81. Ohio southern incomes
rose to a. ard the trats were firm at l0i. kei-
crrnce is made 60 our mll reports of bond sales
OF unlisted securities dealt IN AT the Stock IN
change, Cotton Seed oil Certificates sold A4"V
at 3. 5-sa3N 3-Sa3S, Chicago Gas GOO at 90"
81 Ia, Lchigh and Willlcsharre Coal tvpl ~
II l-2ase, Western Union - $4,000 az 20 -
Chicago and Atlantic Beneficiary loo al : j"
Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic ! - ~ W,
Toledo, Ann Arb0r and North Michigan l,ou d,
- l.Sa25 ID Toledo. Peoria and Warsaw -ou' ~
20 Kingston and Pembroke hon ,@uU' At = 80
and Brunswick Company NuU al II ii -,
Money ruled easy AZ 2a2 - Ter cent WIN VIII Jaw, ,,
business about evenly divided between 'hs ",
figures At the close the quotation WAS -"
~ per cent . ,,. ,,,s a.
The Clearing House statement to-laN M" a...
follows; Exchanges, sllSs9i'''' "'"'"'''
81 100, 800 cha
The Sub-lreasury to-day was debtor ~ Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06

experts who went down TO superinna 'ne ost
OF her guns said that they tried about twenty-five
miles cast Of Sandy Hook and worked SATISFACTORILY Ing
main battery or the guns on the port sac were
d ~ ors with reduced charges observe the eject OF
the conclusion upon the clip circles and then the charges
wore increased The secondary battery which includes
the Gpounder rapidAr guns the 3pcun1er rapnrc guns
the Gatlings and the Iotchk's revolving guns "c also
tried Captain Ramsay believes that the Boston VIII DO
ready for duty in the European Squadron in about four
weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
Leaves increase for August about,
HEsITATING OVER THE TARIFF ~ lINN ESOTA
HEsITATING OVER TIE TARIFF IL MlNNEsOTA

HHS1IhI 1N0 w" III" I''"'I1 y -'1-''' ~
HEslTATING OVER TIE TARIFF IN MINNESOTA.
ST. Paul, sept. 5.-ln the Republican Convention
today. nothing was accomplished Tho only really
significant vote OF The day was motion Of cX-
Governor Pillsbury for suspension Of the rules
10 permit nominating speeches TO be made al once
without waiting for the report Of the COmmiiirr g.
Resolutions. The roll called this no.
Governor McGlls supporters voting Yea bccau,c de
string 10 reach ballot tonight and the schcler and
Merriam delegates combining against IT. the former,
It is said. because if the platform does indorsc
The Farmers Alliance tariff reform reduction platform.
Schcfer may withdraw, and the Mcrriman men, be
a postponmcnt Of the ballot until tomorrow
would give them time 10 work for their candi-
date The roll call resulted yeas 100, nays pos The
convention at 10 p adjourned until tomorrow
morning. II j, understood that the delay in reach
.ng report BY the Committee Platform turns upon
the question What expression shall Dc made the
tariff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
corpT CALENDARs-TO.DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CHANRRRs- before Van Brunt ?. j.
80 81 AZ. l09 III, IS7 ll6 1856 49, s3 lsi. 202
2U7. ell.
sUmOGATEs CoURr-TestmOny TO be taken before the
Clerk-fr the wills OF Samuel NJ Ja obs.
George Burd CArallne i. Lewis 10 a. m; Hermann
LII 1ermann. 1880 a.
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPEcIAL TERN - Before Dugro j.
No lay calendar.
COMMON FLEAs-SPEcIAL TERN-BeiOre LlrremOre, G. j.
No Gay calendar.
CnT CouKT-GEYERAL TERN Adjourned until scptcm.
Der 10
COURT GENERAL sEssoSs-PARr I-Bciore Recorder
Assistant District attorney JeromeNOs To 81
inclusive
COURT OF GENERAL SRssONs-PAgr ILBefore MARITIME.
j. an Assistant DstrictAttorney BedordNos l to 10
inclusive.
Court or GENERAL. SESSIONS PART IT Before Glider.
slew. j. ami Assistant District Attorney Davis-NOs
10 lnCIusilc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
Fortunate Father and Son.

am as certain as now live. says Mr. g. f. Bartholo.
new, kalkaska. Mich that nr. David Kennedy, Ia
,orio Remedy Of Ijndout n. v. saved my lie when
victim Of thot terrible disorder Rights ID. vase
My son had a fever sore on hs leg he too used Ia
yorlo Remedy ana Is now we'll Hut fof the ne ilciie
both father and would under The
sod u your druggist does keep the medicine nd
dress the proprietor R0ndcut, y. y Price III Tor 81
DIR. d. kLNNEDN'- FAyOKITE REMEDY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
BONDS PURCHASED BY THE SECRETARY

Washington, Sept 1.-The bond offerings to-day
were "a 100000 registered four per cents at l29 ,
81 900 900 registered four and half per cents at
100 "a and S235,O00 same at 107 Total SG235
600
The Secretary this afternoon accepted S615oO0O
as follows ~ 900 600 four cents registered at 12S
81 100000 four and half per cents registered at
lO6 81 $4,000 same at 100 3-1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
INCREASE IN HES7ERN UNION BUSINESS

EARNING $500 oCO MORE IN AUGUST THAN IN
THE SANE MONTH LAST YEAR
The following figures about the business Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company were furnished by a
prominent officer yesterday. The increase reported
by the test Offices in The last month amounts 10
S311,slO and cons deraby more than 60 per cent Of
it is said 10 be clear profit. The returns are the
largest IL tie history of the company. Tic official
statement Is follows:
Gains az test Offices fer five weeks in Auaust Mclulnc
last two days july and first dgy OF September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
MR p1LLox,s HoRsE DECIDEDLY rxGrArrrrL.

sidney Dillon formerly esilen Of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company, not hurt seriously by the kic,
that one Of his horses gave him on his farm al Itch
field, Conn, On sunday. lie had visited his pasture
and was feeding the brute with flesh cars of corn.
The attention was rewarded with blow which might
have been fatal. Mr.. Dillon struck in the thigh.
but he suffered only confused wound II was
feared at first that the bones might have been
fractured. but the fears found to be groundrss
ana there was scarcely any swelling. Mr. Dillon viii
not lie confined 10 his house for more than a week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06

Hammondsport, y. Y, sept (specaD.- This
little town was filed today with people from every
direction. to The single scull between
JOHN Tecmcr Of Mckcesport; Albert Iamm, of Nova
Scotia and James Ten Eyck, Of Boston Ten Eyck
rOwcd beautifully, but kept IN the during the
whole rae The contest lctwccn Tccmcr and ilamm
was exciting. but the former won In 20 minutes
and seconds, capturing the first prize. $780, and
samc extras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
NOT ONE SUIT But SEVERAL AGAINST IuM.

NOT ONE SUIT BUT SEVERAL AGAINST lin
An attachment was granted by Presiding Justice Van
Brnt yesterday against the property OF John f. David
son and his wife, Julia Davidson, on a claim for Sll2
for one months Of No 100 East Eleventhst, at
the suit OF William Gupc, ir. Davidson was the secrc-
ary OF the Peoples Dairy Association, for whose use,
II Is alleged, he and his wife Jointly leased the prem
iscs. Criminal proceedings have been taken against
Davidson, and A. l. Rawson and DR.. GOf. who are
charged with having organized the company, sold
tickets for milk and abscOnded without supplying their
customers. In 1876 Davidson married Anna f. Ter
rift. who has taken proceedings against him for bgamy
alleging that he abandoned her in 1856 and married
Julia Wlmderlich. his present wife She has also
sui; pendng her release from liability on a
bond on which she says she was induced 10 become
surety by the pcrjurcd aycrmcnis Of DAVIDSON and
others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
WOOL MARK ETS

LONDON. Sent J-Jacomh son & CO.. wool broker. have
issued circular regarding the rae. II says that
the last sales bu-ines, has rrmriy
quiet The sdes have amounted to LOO uale-. bOJ OF
winch were south A rcan The ensuing sales on
the lsth inst. VIII be especially light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
HENRY T. GODFT.

Henry T Godct senior member Of the banking firm OF
Henry r. (odet Co., OF No. 30 Newst. and No. 1900
Broadway this city, and 1as Montaguest, Brooklyn.
died AZ his home No West Eighty this city,
Yesterday Funeral services Will be held at his home st
o'clock to morrow evening The burial will be saturday
morning.
Assistant Surgeon Charles +. Webster, L. s. Navy
attached to the receiving ship Vermont died OF apopeNy
that vessel at the Navy Yard on Tuesday night DR.
Webster was young man. and was recently commissioned
X no Senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06

merchants clerk wrote check for forty dollars and
.psilsd TN nunerlca al adjective "fourLy" His employer
directed the with the remark You
bad spell this morning 10 which the CLERK
replied "sure enough rye left out the s.h H. LEI ns
Iopo the will stiil further amend hs orth0graphy
meanwhile ~ suffer from bad SPELL OF headache
snpsrindueed by consultation ASK your dfnFEst Tor Dr.
Gieree's Pleasant PuTgstiye Peleta LDtirsY vcgets
BILE mild prompt effective, ana most efficient remedy
ess dsfsSgsmeB Of the LycI. ston seb and bowels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
A PUBLISHERS TROUBLE WIN HIS WIVES.

Another hearing was given In the supreme Court.
Brooklyn, yesterday In the matter of rcopennS tho
default I'm the divorce suit OF Moses W. Eeddlns
against Abble Louise Reddng, In which a decree was
granted In june 1856. Mr. Rcdding IS publisher
of Masonic books, at No. 73l Broadway. His first
wife, Samantha j. Redd,mg secured decree OF al
soluc divorce from him several years ago and he was
forbidden 10 marry again in her lifetime. she IS
SIN alive. In 1854 he married Abbie sheIuN, age
twenty Aftcrward he secured divorce from her
ind In juno last married Amzir G.. hinrtry, oI
Brooklyn. The settlement Of the case was postponed
I'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06

Toledo Sept. 5.-Ihc Society OF the Army OF the
Tennessee, began It's twenty FIRST annual reunion
to-day in this city. General william T. Sherman.
The president, In the chair He congratulated
those present on the good attendance and spoke
fnrlnclN q Tho dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
NEwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1885,

time of collecting and delivering letters 10 ana np nt
the branch offices varies according 10 INC '''n0 ~
mails made up In tho main once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06

SPIRITS or ruhPEN NE.
CT ,-LEsroS. sept. b.-Turponilne steady AT 35i.c
sAyANNAH Sept. 5.-lurpeniine mr. At Si,c
WILMINGTON. Sept B -Turpentine steady AZ Soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
CELEBRATING THE JEWISH NEW YEAR

The Hebrew year bGi9 began last evening. A. New
Years Day Is observed holiday by the American
people 30 the first day Of Iishrec, OF Jewish New
Year by the Hebrews. 10 H. known by the name of
Ro.h IIashahna Orthodox Jews usually observe two
days ending with Friday evening and this year The
sabbath Immediately follows three days In succession will
kept holy
On TUESDAY the fast Of Gucialvah viii be observed
by the strict Jews. while the following satur.
iiv all who profess Jewish fath viii carry out the fast
Of Nom Kippur, Day Of Atonement Five days after
beginning with "Wednesday evening September Inc
Feast ~ Tabernacle. iakes place. There other re.
lgous services and holidays sufficient occupy IN.
Hebrews nearly the whole Of the present month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
MlR. srAuLNEcKER COURTS INQUIRY.

Washington sept (speciap-In the House to-
day Mr. stablnecker OF NewY York. rose to question
Of privilege. IL the publication Of rumor that
hs IL tho Represe NATIVE at whom tho resolution Of
Inquiry adopted yesterday OH Judge Keey's motion
IL aimed Mr.. stahlnecher spoke with considerable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
THE SENATE PASSES THE CHINESE BILL
But THERE is NO QUORUM AND THE MEASURE

But THERE is NO QUORUM AND THE MEASURE
is STILL NOT DISPOSED or
Washington, Sept. 5-Mr. sherman offered III INC
Senate to-day n resolution (which was auop!'" re-
questing the President inform the Senate whether mo
recent treaty with China. and the amendments adopted
hy the Senate have been ratified by the Emperor OF
China He added that from the statements maze III
debate Yesterday and the day before II was manliesily
due 10 the dignity of the Senate and TO the regular
and orderly transaction OF public affairs that tie
Senate should have this information from the President
in reference 10 the subject matter before proceeding
further with the Chinese bill lie hoped that The rcSo'
luton would be- transmitted 20 the President without
delay.
The Senate then resumed consideration Of the Chinese
Restriction bill No senator sought the hoor; no
amendment was offered TO the bill in committee; IL
was reported 10 the Senate, and no amendment was
offered there the question announced to be on he
passage OF the bin which the yeas and nays ION
the demand OF Mr. Vcsu were ordered, and then MT.
George rose and said that he had desired TO submit
some remarks on the bill. but did not feel very well
today and would Ike unanimous consent TO have Inc
bin co over TIL tomorrow. Objection was made by
Mr. stewart, but subsequently Withdrawn though
Mr. George spoke In favor of the bill
The vote was then taken and was unanimous
Yeas thirty.two, nays none; but, there was no
quorum present and no probability of getting one in
good time, the Senate at 40 adjourned leaving INC
Chinese bill undielosed OF. - 1,.,
The Department Of state has received from General
DENLY United States Minister 10 China, In response 10
an inquiry from Washington. Telegram TO the erect
action OF the Chinese authorities respecting the
treaty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06

LETTER q RHIERS AND THEIR NEW SCHEDUIT
Tie Post Once employees welcomed Yesterday as
the day which the new eight hour time schedule
went into operation. The carriers had little To say
and accepted the new order of things quietly They
prefer wait and whether the schedule Is strictly,
adhered ia before talking about n. But they evL
IDENTIFY felt pleased al the result Of their efforts Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06


Washington, sept. (Spccla).-ColOnel Oates, OF
Alabama, introduced in the House to-day resolution
fixing the adjournment September 90. Nothing
proves the general feeling among public men regard
ing adjournment better than did the applause with
which the introduction of the resolution was greeted
on all sides, fires pecve of party. Vote" "Note'
Vote on the resolution now" came from all sides,
but Mr. Oates shook his head at the speaker and the
resolution was referred to the Committee on Ways and
Means The rules of the House provide that the
resolution shall be reported back from the committee
within a week. If the committee does not report
Colonel Oatess resolution back within that period II
Is likely that he VIII introduce another resolution ana
insist upon an immediate vote
The attitude of the senate regarding adjournment
Is very plain The Republican majority, If IT con
.ideYed Individual preferences merely, would vote Tor
adjournment tomorrow, but feels that il has duty
TO perform, and IL viii not adjourn untn the Tariff
bill is introduced and Thoroughly discussed II II
shall fail to pass il viii be entirely the fault OF the
Democratic minority, I'm whose power II Is b. speaking
against time and using hlbusi 'rng tactics 10 prOl0nS
the discussion OF the bill until after election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06

Total increase five weeks. s.l4, 4yi'
As these oaicos repie-ent thlee-ffhs Of the
Increase OF other Offices, 1872 500
Making total Increase five weeks, sS5G59O
TO Aucust ~. 3j $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06

Horsford's Acid Phosphate
FOR THE TIRED nI.AIN
from 0YereXeItiOn. Try Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06

feeling and declared that there had been nothing ID
his conduct a. a member OF the House which would
Justify unfavorable criticism He concluucu pS w
mandng an immediate and thorough Investigations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON sTocAs
7es.esiay To. las

Boston, sept. >. 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPo Oh.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL 81 "a H IN =,
q Eric. Capt irvns wednesday. Jan. Is. $50 a IN
GERM nc. APT. Gleaiell WrduS sF re- 20 20 a. w.
REPUBLIC Can't DAWSON WEDNESDAY IN nm, GOV p "
From White star Dock foot OF West lV,h.se ,,ok.,.
RATES~aoon 500 $50 $50 and slO0 Return uvy
$50 scc.sd cabin carried these steamers
rate $50 ss5 excursion $50 and $65 For nspseton
81 Broadway. Nsw-Ysrk J. BRUCE lsMAf ASsns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. JAN IL. 1887.
The following sales were held at the Exchange and Auction
Room to-day;
By William Kennedy Bro.
5ystorv buildings with plot OF land on 9th'ave.sw
cor OF .Sih.si. plot lOO1lxlSO; L oppenheimer 49, 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13
OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO.
" TRLwEEKLY LINE FOR SAVANNAH
From New PIER IS, N. r.. foot OF sprngst, a, -
SIS NACoO saturday, Jam - p IN
Connecting with Central Railway o. "a aaa IN usarsa
Flsria south Carslna Alabama aud Louisiana Un,nr
passed accommodations Firstolass Table uho'o For
freight and passage appyts ~ u.eu.ory
w IL tasa,,.b Fast Freisht T. AgI y. and W.
''n' AA Line, si7 broadway Rway. 2el Brsadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13

RECORDED REAL ESTATE rR iNsFERs-N. r CITY.
tn. following real estate transactions recorded
Munroest lot No 443. % l0xl0o; Peter oney. as o
Trustee s rr'IG az spi Rsy o sSiss also 10Th
Ct q 445 It W Of shave. l9xlo05; also West
f.d1x 81 sS,5 Is Il go a:S Ssas
ms s79 two eth.sve. loo5xls q also also 9oth;st
!ssi sss :; ise e % sS.ys saiiss1
5dave es "a los. IT sof l59thst 26xi566 I'd
10! 2.xl4. 40 J0nn ISley to ApPae s. sam Wen
A0'. nd W. fe ~ charles Dnwniey .... $500
Nobe snG VIE to sadie Lessar $4,000
Frsrer and wife 10 Moss shedn.Ey Is oos
Prophet tel, 9, al to John ssnnan 10000
and wife to Theodore cordier % 500
1rads Stewart q jose hine Treat..... 2l.75o
'fHSas and SGT vie sS ioSn hS ~
HsH
a2d.st 3 : sieSsss. Henrietta l. Bcek@an to :,
eetS 81. 5 ss5 mw Of lthavc oxiooii; Nelson
whipple and wife to James Putnam g.:
and aVS befna SS simon
f and T 10 nn. Joseph
Same property; samuel Dreyfus to samuel $1,000
sie sSutzsr 10 Anna csiharna AtSen6nry $4,000
sTe 10 ioSo Meeienty 1000
,s': ss;ss, IsS: HI:S.:
tth'sTe 'es I'm q ii4tas 5o1i9o a;o ii5in:
sab LsH and Tlis to nosO s hCSy lilo 7ioo
also l2athst, - 400 If o OF Sth-ave. 1s.9199ll;
also 3d-ave s. 74lOl2 II OF l59th-si, 23xl56.O
also 3dave, re cor OF Port Morris Road IN
sO6 5sihtt1 1a so az sa ssf s.
cor OF West End.ave. lO0x355 3; also 63d-st ms,
4l43ft W ~ 9th-ave. l16xlO05; also 6Sdst u.s. a..
$40 IT W OF 9th-ave ls6x lOa .; same TO same ~
''n drr pSf "a to Esther w6e;tSn - 80 600
St Nichoas.ave. s. 206.7 7-3 ftnof ll6thst TX
90 9ss John Fraser and wife to John Due ct al
NAV WSsaion S to Lambert snyda@ 10000
l57th-st. 100 IT W OF Courtandtsve 5OxloO; He
W Nanderpoel. referee to Peter DAY. 1'ooO
to aeSer b .....1... $500
eodS,sO ~ lot No $50 81 ixaS O. harles p Bosworth
and wife 10 Henrietta Beck man ..-:---.-.-.:---,-
Eummit-st n s. 1868 OF Wilambridge Road,
23xl0o; William NJ Walker and vile TO Eliza , an.
cgd.si. u :. 800 ~ W OF shave 100575x; James II
Floyd ct al. executor TO Eugene A Phlhln:..- 1
rod-st. . e. 300 II OF 1lthave 20xl022 William
Noble to Alorzo Conover. ....-...;;--.;... 47,Ooo
Mowbray and wife to Lsander stone.
15AtI-st, % n Of Elton ave- 5OX23; Eliza Pres
Isaac Walker. 10oo
143d.st. as 2Sl6 fte of Alexanderave 25xlOO;
Mary Ann Ahern to Mary LYON ......-.---------..
Same propertys Mary Lyon to James Ahern;.;-.-
Bleecker-st. Nos 90. 80 and II; Gouverneur Tfllot
as executor to tho Manhattan Savings Instr ~.
13th.st. So, 255ftwot Ave-C 25033; Thomas am
Schoes Kate Schsles lSUOO
109ths. 1887 IT Of 3dave IL l0xlOO1E 90.
franklin Buin Earle 10 Margaret A Edwards. $500
bth.aye. n e of 73dst 3Gx1OO; Frances K Quin.
tard TO Laura Abel Palmer ...-.-.---.--....--.-.-
Bleecker.st, n 25 II W of sullivan ~, 75XlOO lsl
KOrn ard wife TO John kaist .---:...--
dee 1880
smith-st. cor OF Clnion.st 4sx-- August w
Cruikshank and wife TO James ksese..---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13
Copartnersbip Notices,

OFFICE OF THE INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CoMPANf,}
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. !. 1888.
MR.. CLEMENT A. GRlSCOM. heretofore
NJ Vice. President of this Company has been eloced
President succeeding MI James A. Wright, resigned
Mr. William Thaw. of Pttsburg. has been elected
Director 10 succeed Mr.. Wright
Messrs Peter Wright have been reaDpontet cen
era Of the Company and Mr. f. o. HeDnessy 0ene
Manager. . r,,.a,- e.o..rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13
Ciiu l1ropertp for Sale.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO purchase at
"A reasonable fgur the choicest street on lenOI Hill
exceptionally attractive mediumsized house Deauluy
fnse hard woofs AMI In perfect
order Cards OF admission from GEO. r. READ PlDest