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New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT TOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
On sn1 after December uains leave
GRANn 0ENTD A T. GTAnTON

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest and Finest Passenger Station In America.
Is a. m, Rochester and Montreal Express, drawing.
cars 20 Albany Troy and Syracuse also to Montreal
% 80 a. H.. FAMOUS CHICAGO vEsTIBULED LIN.
drawing room and sleeping cars, for Albany Utica
Syracuse, Rochester Buffalo Erie Cleveland and Toledo
arriving Chicago 80 m. next day.
10 80 q. m Chicago Express for Niagara Fails. To-
Chicago drawing Cansndai0ua and Rochester
til 80 a. Western NewYork and Northern Express,
with drawing. room
80 p. m, Albany Troy and Utica special with draw
ing room Albany and Troy Connects at Troy for
Saratoga OH Saturdays only.
a p m, Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
t'6 p. M, Fast Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis EI
press lor Nsg.a Falls Buffalo, Suspension Bridge To
rontO Cleveland, Cincinnati, Indianapolis 81. Louis To-
edo Detroit and Chicago. with sleeping and dining cars
TIC 80 m, Montreal and Canandaigua Express daily
Sleeping cars 70 Plstseurg and Montreal via Ronses
daigua daily except Sunday Sunday train does not run
D. NJ. Special Sleeper, arrives Rochester 7 40 m,
t.11 80 p m, Fast Night Express for Rochester, Buf
fso, Niagara Falls Toronto Cleveland. Cincinnati. In
danapolls St. Louis Detroit and Chicago with see ping
Seepingcars 70 Watertown. via Utica daily ex-
10 night Albany Express, with seepingcars 70 Albany
and Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West
Saratoga Lake George and for the North except Sat
Tickets and space Or, wing and sleeping
sale az Grand Central Station 41s 1856 and ot2 broadway
12 Park Place Battery Place 62 West l25th-st and
Fulton SITS, brooklyn, end 10 4th-st, Williamsburg NV
westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
Run daily others daily except Sunday istop at issth
St station oT e t1ss up passengers Isl Rs and ws
General Superintendent General passenger AGENT
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
Real Gsiais.
Real Gstats.
GUARANTEE
AND TRUST G
SIS LIBERTY ST.
NEW YORK.
26 COURT ST..
BROOKLYN

NOS
An eectent suit IS pending TO test the validity
OF title that affects two whole blocks up town. Ths
trouble lies in foreclosure so years old Until recently
It had been considered good Now called In question
Some OF the have paid for releases Proceed.
ings being pushed others to terms Tho
list Of and lenders who have accepted
these than 70 lots during last so years numbers
upward Of 100. Among them are three savings banks
FIVE life insurance companies and many other of the
wealthest and most careful investors Of tho city. The
attorneys who have approved the tlo embrace
or moro OF the most eminent OF the present generation
and many of the past 1t needless say that the
attorneys do not, rule, pay for the releases and
are under no liability TO do
Such stamp as ridiculous the pretence tina. nd-
vdual attorneys can examine titles any better than
company like this. They show that the absence Of
financial liability for their part results IN
their not examining them well. They prove thas
individual attorneys opinions do protect an owner
well similar opinion backed by the absolute
guarantee Of powerful company IF
Why not stop the farce, then, Of the endless train
OF eminent attorneys examining In rotation the same
ue and still leaving the property, after each successive
examination Just where started with the owner bearing
all tho risk OF misake or error, and have your aaes
examined and guaranteed By tho
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST C0
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

wide fluctuations and enormous transactions in the wheat
pit The May option touched 70 1-s cents then under
the pressure almost equal volume OF realizing and
short selling, the price forced back down rs Ia
cents This the close. May opened at
SO 3.s cents and when wheat weakest touched
SO 5s. When wheat the strongest tho price OF
cern 90 SO cents. The close at 81 In
posk there .ango Of 30 a barrel and the
pit comparatively without excitement May pork
opened sl4 81 12 sjd s13 80 and s14 AZ 12
and closed at ala i 1-2. May lard opened 81 SO,
sold 81 62 12 ana 81 10 aud closed 81 e2 12
May ribs opened at 81 TO- and closed at 81 15 the
,on for tina day
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
LITERARY NOTES.

Cheap editions Of Mr.. Crawford's novels, Mr..
Isascsr and "Marzio's Cruchx,n are announced ~
Macmillan.
Mr.. Lewis Morriss definition Of poetry is this All
writing tending to noble emotion or reflection leading
to such emotion having for its subject mankind the
material universe both in relation to God and using
for the most part the vehicle Of rhythnical form.
1t is understood that the author Of @The North
American Review" article, "why am / Moslem 7" IS
educated Moslem who has visited England and tho
United States.
On one occasion Charles Dickens came up to the
late Mrs. FrUcter and invited her to be present at
amateur performance which his children arrang
Ing with their friends at hs house in Tavisock Square,
Her reply was Mr. Dickens my charge for wit
Messing theatrioals is five shilngs and five
shillings II expected to applaud Dickens
looked vexcd and turned on his heel she did not 60
to the party was she expected.
The fourth volume OF @Appletons' Cyclopaeda Of
American Biography will appear the first Of next
month. DR.. Holmes has prepared for IL the article
on Motley and Charles Eliot Norton that Long
fellow
Mr. Browning has revised Pauline" for the new
edition Of his works, and has-so no thinks-renoved
blemshes and added strength.
practical Statistics the stastician at Work." is the
title of book which has been prepared by Mr. Charles
Pdgin, chief clerk of the Massac husetts Bureau Of
Statistics. The volume shows how the statistician
collects, arraDges and analyzes his figures.
Miss Agnata Frances Ramsay, the young English
lady who took the foremost rank in the Classical
Tripos at Cambridge last year. is preparing now
translation Of Herodotus.1 Miss Ramsay comes
from of classical scholars, her father Sir James
Ramsay, having taken double first at Oxford, her
uncle, Dr. George 9. Ramsay occupying the chair
of Professor of Latin at Glasgow University and her
sreatunclc being the author Of Ramsay's "Ronan
Antiquities
An American "Notes and Queries,r resembling tho
English periodical of that name. will make its first
appearance in Philadelphia next month. Messrs
william s. Walsh editor of Lippincotts Magazinc)
and II. c. Walsh are to be the editors.
second edition, cheaper than the first. of Professor
A. Barrere's Dictionary Of Argot and Slang will
soon be brought out In London.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market appears to ITSELF and
certainly that extent It must be conceded to be
fecty natural large been given In the
OF the pressure OF overloaded longs by liquidation
and short interest is probably OF sufficient magnitude
10 conne downward fluctuations within comparatively
row limits There Is no aggressive bull party at the
'front.' tho floating oil has been lodged with class Of
investors who easily disturbed by decline OF few
cents. But the daily OF prices largely the
product "pykng" by traders and yesterdays market
was no exception to the recent rule At the opening
there spirited rally to rs 34 cents against II IL
Tuesday night due to shorts covering the
favorable March pipe line report But rumor that
well Nebo flowing largely quickly changed
the face Of speculation and saggng tendency 10 prices
carried 10 "a dull spell followed in
which there recovery OF cent, later advtces
esled TO confirm the stories OF strike. After the close
the Exchange word that there well, gas
sing strongly and flowing only to barrels OF oil day
late Item Of that the Crawford-Saxonburg
gusher had been torpedoed starting out with flow OF 70
barrels the and falling 40 In the The
market closed firm.
pipe line deliveries for nine days Of April amounted
597 797 barrels OF 2S9 219 barrels daily
average 80 1876 barrels The days
amounted 341, SAC barrels nearly large daily
age that OF the These figures ought
assertions OF the bears that the producers organization
weakening" without considering strong
members Of the union that the aering
The range prices and dealings we're as fol.
lows:
Stock Exchange Consolidated.
highest 80 11S1
Lowest u 1bh
sales. barrels. s................. 100000 l2Osooo
Refined oil was unchanged at 3-s cents per gallon.
Abel test, at all ports
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
anrnitnre. Garuete, Gtr.
Observation-Disclosures,

III 'ON CfR-'ff Of"@1'
~ pFrs Beddlne Stoves Ranges Refrigerators BABY
Carriages Shades Cockey. everything for housekeeping
Cash discount credit, 20 suit everybody Goods sen.
everywhero every day. Price lists mailed hstaoshed
1907 153 1856 157, 15g 1e1 1S3 100 ChsthanGtsS G1
Hall and Chatham Square elevated station New YORK
sySTFM THAT HAS BEEN PROVED sAIISEA1IoKf
AND NECESSARY TO THOUSANDS OF PEprlhss. lsc IN M
TJJ Al, rs ENTIRELY FREE FROM TIIE ABuStS In
TRoDrCED BY UNPRINCIPLED IMITAToRS.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12

R0NDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
~ Cranstons West Point Cornwall NewburQ Mari.
bore Milton Poughkeepsie and Esopus connecting with
Ulster ana Delaware Stony Glove and Caskll Mountain
railroads Stsamers M CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES
W. BALDWIN leave every week day at d. m pier foot
Kingston leaves at 1 n m N'' ""0' NiS VI
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
| ,EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Desbrosses SITS. as follows: ""A
a. NJ for Cstssauqua and Intermediate ponts
q. III for Geneva Lyons, Emira Rochester pun,lo
Wukesbarre. ' ~
p for Tunkhannoek and intermediate point. Chair
Tunkhsnnock. Connection TO Reading and Harris
burg. ~
3:to P q. for Pittston and principal intermediate
$40 2 m for CoPag & and in.ermedste points Con-
30 p IN. for Geneva, Lyons EiuiIa Roch.st.S nut
slo and tho West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
S.15 D. m. for Laurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving at 8 a. m p m and 3 40 D m con-
SUNDAY TRAINS
a. m for Mauch Chunk Hsleton and interpnedats
points
$40 p m. for Coplay and intermediate pointa
100 m for Geneva Lyons. Elmrs, Rochester, Buff
falo and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Iyons
General Eastern Onice, 335 broadway
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
Gitp propertp for Sale
REsIDENCEs FOR SALE.

RESIDENCES FOR SALE,
ONE OF the handsomest private residences on
College grounds In on the best stress
and within four doors OF 5haye al ne~ ana & & y.
Gently decorated above residence Will De sod WIN OF
without furniture furniture all including cut glass
'"N ''-'' p''''''i0n the ecHuaHLEs ~ MAC RAE,
h99 5thraye, New York.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12

A Il LOW PRICE. easy terms, handsome 4
story hgh.stoop browustone, With extension; Wen
built; perfect order excellent plumbing SNer aie. nr
chandeliers most convenient healthy ana
pleasant residence in neighborhocd easy Walking asnee %
from business yet elevated ana sutsco ss "ioo
West Twenty thrd-st opposite London Ierrase
g. u. JAYNE CO.. 273 West 2Sdst, ana % lApeSvss;
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12

R0STON via FALL RIVER LINE.-Only SO
for 1rsteass lIri'ed tickets Reduction to New.
port Fn River aud all other points Steamers PILGRIM
and PROVIDENCE Leave Pier o. n n flat of
Murray-st at y. m daily, Sundays Included Con.
necton by Annex boat from Brooklyn az 30 Jersey City
m AN ORCHESTRA ON EACH STEAMER
Tickets and saterooms secured principal aud
ueket oE ces, At ofnce Pier % and on steamer.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
"A Steamer, Drew and Dean Ricnm'nd leave Pier ~.
parture
NEW-HAVEN. - Steamers leave Pecb-slip
~ Pier 25 E. r. at and II m. Sundays except
ed Steamers arrive in time for early and
n ORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave from Cbambers-st Station week d,vs
for EngleS o0d Tenahy Coste sparkhl and Nyack So
20, 40, 40. 100. 10 80 p M ~ midnight SUNDAYS
;oo $50 a. m; 4 and p m For Manuel, Spring Val
4:6o, GAO p. m Sundays. o so a. m and D. m
ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4Ol. 317
- ~ and s57 Broadway. l5s. Bswsry. 1877 West.t,
Battery fac: C.anoers street and 23d Street ferries
NsTsrt ani riiGiSa , ,St fSsd HSeo
where Ticket, aud Ptfor OF Sleeping Car Ts;ervso., cv
orders M ana ans:r Of can b.
from C9tm ,s,,st local train, 70 10 minute. earlier
EIDrs.. Pullman Buffet bra Sing Tosm Coaches to E
na S,Ga tH,n1,yII.o sG;s Pullman Sleeping Coach
eP n-Daily Ghcsgo and 81 Louis Limited" solid Pail
CORR 2ssPns e",nas cScss. s%.a .na
liso %-baly cnieas. Express Pa%an Bunss sI.spn.
20 S9sh1%.1 owss' En s
Ruthsrord and Pa.,,ic1i;t5 $50 lo3oa m; 10 noon:
M night oU aSsToT SSq Si9 60 m So S 1Oso
70 P.s,aic a. ins 5p n SUNDAY 4:i5 $40 lO.S m;
rasr:Sn1its, 100 l6:$oa n y noo. l:t5 3 $780,
1880 5lS "sSs o,ss Ssy ~ o'3 .'i 1888
AMI ~ n0on A. 63O 1870. ~ 1880. ll;3O IL
newark and Paterson via NsWark-543 $50 $50 1000
llatOa m 2 800 AGO. 400 5:zs, 55e, 6:2O 100 10
D. M; - night Sundays, 4 m.; $3.50. 6:3e 1880 d. N
an San,rn-445 1850. 1880 MI las, l. 5.
$50 b3O. 1880. o. 1890 II night Also to Riage-
wosd s5oa mi $50. 5;2o m; TO saHsrn. $3.50 D. N.
SUNDAYS 40. S:l5 1890 "A; = $50 n: IL .isht
w,Txot p nj sunday. wsa - s:ls I. 6sh MI 2 Sn no m:qo
81 Sundays e as g. siS 10 To- 80 No. M 49, 49,
MlddletSvn Port Jervi.-s45 7.5o losoA m; $780,
ic5o : N .:O J. g. Fl 20 p 5 sundays 40 Sl'
Express trains from the West arrivo in New.York at755
lo55a al, and lO:35 D. $1,000
L. u. SOULE. l.. p. FARMER
General Manager General PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
Bnsiness Ghnnnsn

Bnsiness 6hanrsn
A GENCY WANTED for fine goods connected
win wall paper upholstery and carpets Best references
f. II. HILeER Chicago. III.
GOAL LANDS. PINE LANDS.
~ 100 acres Btumneus Coal Lands In Dale County, Ca
Tor sale Chattanoog Tenn aud \ miles OF railroad
Also $500 OF yellow Pine In South
Address H. +. sTROHECKER Macon Ga.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12

LrIELD-INGERSOLL DISCUSSION.
l. Faith AgRosticsmt series of articles from The
North American Review BY the Rev. HENRY M. FIELD.
d. Editor of The New York Evangelist and Colonel ROB.
ERT 9; INGERsoLL Price ooe OF ali newsdealers and
price. Address NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, East
14th-st, NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
- COMFORT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND THE
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
NEoOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER

- bOOT Oh BIBERTY SriEET NORTH RIVER
For and an HEs TSfSr9N 9' Bound Brook
S sGS4ASs q st ! 90 =? 80 : s:gS 's0 IL
70 Trains in Sys IS1yps At 80 g, Il Rs.dS
VILE etc IT,; a NJ for Easion. Bethlehem, Allentown,
y and 7 80 m 70, Flemrston, Easson. Bethlehem
ss2a for FIeT'ng:on. IIish Bridge Branch Eas.on,
ssdas HarSgg a Tott.7S rsmaaas ssaSSFn SSsan
Chunk S ReaHss ha!rsSuis sto Allentown
S15 E m for Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch
4sc m for fcnlngts r" Bis Ridge ur sfa"cS Easton
ana e fisns hisifspiR ana FR.SSson s
- b45 p m. for EastOn. Bethlehem. Allentown. Maueh
ohaIS ao6 GsG s15 G1 II 10 sgna'ys 1 at oe
t1s suaday hSOS Pes
m, r n for ATLANTIC CITY vlneland.
3 o. {ns1, ssa55,i III
o 80 for % 10 Rsa f%sSE BesSE
seabright Hlcblynd Beach -'''A'
NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
lands Highland Beach sssbeGt Tcns sraacn, &c 'lfn
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and nd after M ET;BRTARX TI 9. 1888
Train. AND AND gNITED STATES AZ Mall ROUTE
Harrisburg Pitts6urs and the West with Pullman Palace
@ ai1S e. b DnaF fa Sf%
and sleeping vestIbuled Cars at 90 every day.
LHst - i5s Sfisy Fs
For aG a and Rssdns
2 ss NJ saaasS, SS .se % Saturdays
ss %2fans
N: E. ss
night sunday S;iS and 8 90 IN. " 80 and 90
For Cape Ny a. NJ ~ostdays 'fs satdrdays sSs only only
Long Bansh nc Bay Head 1 JYnGs,u snd ntennst,tc "a.
2p and S' EsAmay % Hd saadsy A%sS M % and Z %
For n az Raf s vi VIA y y Vi. Bta:
soss nd 3 Fay Hoeyh 80 with a. srou,
trains a: jsSssy city asOrdiag speedy and dlrsSs
rsas aa:lS E11s for P'sSeER PS@ sSrs sass 10 II 80
da sS yS s. e. s
sns 10 9?s Is p e sunday 70 g. $$ S:SS
8 = $S ssS ssS 3 s. /! 30 7sS :sS 30 g.
ssS SsS g. Gs end Ii Y sS 20 ii nss % S snsdS By
$50, 7, 8 :o5, o 90, 9:3o 10 ;s5 .. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Cor
.Ss :ss I'd and
s'$% and ?: n and = is digit 1csS@noaatSS, atom
tPd J. lG = ~ 70 mn m s?SS'y' SS f.
and .9Jng m NsSEe sna y rs SaS nsS s,..r. snns,
10 and II 10 a. M, l, 2 4, s, 8 p m and 10 a. and
p. m on sundays connect at Trenton for Camdcn.
Returning trains leave Broad Street Station Philadelphia
- 2o1, 800 4;o5 4ao. 6Ss so 2 30 20, 8: 80,
8 40, IL and IL :l5 a. Limited Express, with Din
ing Car, IA and so p nsl IL 49. 2;so 20, 4.
80 "a $50 Llmited), %, :35, 10 and 70 D. m
Leave Philadelphia, via Camden. 100 a. m and 80 m
Ticket ofices $40, 4S5 and s44 Broadway, 1 Astor
House, Battery Place and foot Of Desbrosses Cort
landt sts Courtst and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot
OF Futorst Brooklyn Station, Jersey City Immigrant
Ticket OGlce Castle Garden.
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences
CHAS. l.. PUGH, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
Nem Publications.
EVOLUTION AND ITS RELATION 40 RE-
LIGIOUS THOUGHT.
n APPLETON g. CO.
PUBLISH THIS DAY,

LIGIOUS THOUGHT.
sy JOSEPH LIE CoNTE. Professor Of Geology and
Natural History in the University Of California author
Of Elements If Geology" Religion and Science" ec
With numerous illustrations 12po. cloth. Price,
s1 60
aMucA. very much has been written. especially on
the nature and the evidences Of evolution. but the lit
erature is 70 voluinous much Of It 50 frasmenry and
most Of is 90 technical that very Intelligent
sons have still very ideas on the subject have
attempted TO give ~ concise account of what We
moan by evolution (2D outline Of the evidences Of its
truth from many different sources and 90 Its 70
stion IT, fundamental religious beliefs s'Extract from
Preface.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
BALLADES AND RoNDEAUS.

CHANTS ROYAL. SESTINAS, vILLANELLES ETC
Selected Chapter the Various Forms by GLEE-
son WHITE. 1Smo, cloth, extra gilt. Pnco, 81.
"Mr. Gleeson Whites collection Of specimens Of Eng
iish certain foreign meycal forms that
venienty styled French is curious and instructive.
well thoroughly representative. We must commend
the historical section Mr. Whites Introduction and
his careful analytical observations the various
As the collection itself derived from every available
source from English and American writer's. from dead
periodicals living books read and books neglected
is the EDITORS industry Of the most thorough end
searching hnd."-Saturday Review.
III.
NEW VOLUME OF ROSCOE AND soHoRLEMMERS
CHEMISTRY.
TREATISE ON CHEMISTRY-PART ~ OF VOL
UME Ill
BY II. L ROSCOE r. R. g.. snd O. SCHoRLEM.
MER IT, r. g. Professors Of Chemistry IN the Victoria
University, Owens College, Manchester. Part ~. Vol.
Ill svo cloth d-6<4 pages Price. s3.
This part includes description Of the Aromatic Com.
pounds, containing atoms OF Carbon. The first
portion is concerned with the Touene Group then
the Benry Benzoy and Hydrobenri Groups and lastly
the Xylene Group OF eight Carbon ComponndA
Nv.
A FALSE START.
NOVEL. BY HAwLEY SMART i2ms. paper
cover. Price, 90 cents
snarts novels always vivid In description
stirring incident. "A False Start does not lack
In these characteristics.
For sale by all booksellers: or any work BY the
publishers by mall postpaid receipt Of the price
l. 3 AND BoND-ST., NEwYORK.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
Jnstrurtion.

Brooklyn.
THE CRITTENDEN. -
ENGLISH PREPARATORY, FRENCH eCHooL
and Kindergarten for both sexes.
a7 Hicks-st., corner Of Pineapple
SECOND YEAR September % Mss III NJ. WHEELEft
Principal Eight years connected with the Packer Cocg-
late Institute. Fo3rtn term begins April IL
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
Cost ano fonn6.

I ,OST or STOLEN.-Bankb kbook No. III, ,222,
IL from the German Savings Bank OF the City Of New
ork for Andress Muller Finder will be
the Bank OF l4th.st 4hava not
returned before the th Of May 1885, tho Bank viii be
fer duplicate.
New York. April 8, 1888.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
yEw-YoRK, "wednesday, April IL, 1888. ,
The fsswing saes were Exchange and AusroA


The f.n.wi,s sass held the Exchange Auction
Room ts-day;
BY Smwh d Ryan. o
ssSsy sr a"sas s wiS ~ sIs SS ss Ta:s
By &. II. LtdLop q 90.
80 II " OF othave lot SoxlOOS Fitzgerald 1o9oQ
Bv John +. B. Stnvth
n.s Of Sdave OF ls4I8ss; Carroll.......-, lo,sos
lot SoSii0G5; Roulette. 1875
By James L. Wells
One lot " 8 Of Forest-ave. s7oahs Of le6th-ss 20x
ss opposite isithst plot 5oIIoOi Ebnng...-. $3.50
plot ssIioc $4,000
BY William Kennedy Bro.
Sale Of dwelling with lot Ne 12e West 53dst wet
6th-.ave, was sdJournsdts April ID.
By kithard v Aar7asH d Co.
10 @ Il Of stiay. lot sSrfs il; etsaans ls7os
22o II " sIhave lot S0I l0O.5 Valentine: sAsoa
3oxI0O5; Kennedy and Dare. .,............. So log
VS. 20 IT sof 5lth.st lot lsI7O Antnen.:..... Nsoo
ls4 & Of Maaison:ays, is.iooSi IspOy, a2oso
ono 'nf f'sis K: &:rr.svs s1 10 lot isSiooi
ave- was adioursed to May 2.
BY A. II. Muller Son.
q Green.ioh.i iot 29I.sIs!t N NJ Nichols. iNsssI
Of sthavs; lot 2oI77A 4, Loetle $500
st so lstave lots sCI 100 Bohn.-... eisoo
so + Of 59,hst lot SSTloo Msin@ann:,.- $4,000
$40 ~ Of lOIh:sye WO;gr $4,000
One 4-story mousse with lot. No llS West 7lstst sa
Otyth ave lot e7iloC5; Floquei; $4,000
wet sthave. lot 25IlsO6. Read. so4oo
By s. De WGittearss
One 6.story fat with lot, No @ la 7th-ays wsnof
27th;st lot % @ 10 G.Rt ROBERT .yj;..-: sAooa
OF lthayc lot 10 lsI99 IL spo,t:..:.;;:s., 10000
IS of the above let lg lOIsa i; ooenEe., $4,000
One 3-story dwelling, with lot. No 800 West l4lsl
st. 100 It Q OF Edgeeonbave lot l6sx99.ll;J
One 4-story house lot No 2i7 Tillory.st near
Hudson'aye, lot 2Oxabout50 Edsan......--.. 5000
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsPERs-N Y CITY,
1871 n 8. 66 8 u . of 9th ave, e6l1xS3S Mary Il
Bailey Michael Hughes GOD
l20thst .. $50 IT W OF 4thavo, 0xl00.ll; win.
.o lam cauldwsll and vie TO Henry Meduekin lsooa
lam Martin and vie to Jane. B.neP 10000
dnlsaaTo ta Alfred Fulton 22ooo
22dst, %. lOts4S aud Az 25xeS.9; Eliza Ross
st al TO Moses Zimmerman and Another......-..
south 5ths ave. Nos 1870 TO 1874. simon Sternberger
and wife TO Leopold Stsdecker and another eIs6a
rhempsons Nos "a 10 98i same TO same 6l98a
0th No 75 Fast Carrie Meyer Joseph Gideon 10000
jlstst No l45 West David T Kennedy and wife TO
Henry Douglas: $4,000
ter T Kipatrcs asd wife to William Mac Ras. lsoou
65.S: Frederick w herteQs TO Nathan Roggen
Ab.Oto
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
"A Steamers Drew and Dean Rchmsnd leave Pier Al
~ r. OF CaDa.st. at D. lily, SUNDAYS exoeptad
warmed Freight received uat the hour OF de-
parture.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
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