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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-17
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after June 18th, 1888.
CRl.aT TRIfNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE ~
Trains leave New York, Via Desbrosses and COrtands
r., Street Ferries as follows o. ,,h Pullman palacs
Cars attached 200 M, 80 Dining carr and p m
daily. NewYork and Cheese Limited or ra y on
Dining, smoking and sleeping Vestibuied Oais d. ""
wiIia%spoF Losk Haven, 100 90 p m S2Try
Sfd E and e. sse o SG Res mo- connecting d. wiz
Fer % % aPa az aad 10 ass
IL 200 a. m, 10, 2 100 and 20 ?. m SATURDAY :
Baltimore, Washington and the South Limited Wash.
as xS IL Dining CARVE carr a. ws:SinFoa
nsSa s Cd c0 !s IS and q 90 p S ND
night sunday G:i5 and a. m. 4 80 and p. m and
For .AIianac City, D. M week. days Through parlOf
For Cape May ] p. m week days. .,,... 80.
TONS Via Railway aGa AmbOy, 80, 80 a. m. II IA
noon sac ~ 10 and Ian p sbS 1T i Panf II"
For Old Point and SoTtos via New;york PhiIadelphis
and Norfolk Railroad. 3 p M DAILY daily via Dai'im0f'
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect With all Though
trains at jersey Gy oiSrdns speedy and 'if''-
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New-York, via Desbrosses AND
tortlandt Street Ferries, as follows ,. nn,ro "a,
and 10. Washington Lmited and III a. M ~ ~ T. =,
scs S a asG 80 an ana al 10 p mr. dad
Sundays, Express 6:15, . @ Limited and 10 a. m;s
4, 80, 8, 9, 30 and p.m.' and l2ho night
Trains ASs0E eaSins daily. except Sunday
anna anna II no on SUNDAYS connect at trenton for Camden
Ticket oHces, Nos J. ABS $40 and "a Broadway
COutst and Brooklyn Annex Station foot 81 6s.
Brooklyn station. Jersey City, Emgrant Ticket ONCE
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and
cheek baggage from hotels and residences yoon
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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EXTENSIONS.

YELLOWSTONE PARK, PUGET SOUND,
CANADIAN Pacific Railroad Select parties VII s sSss
tour through the great Northwest The cost $50
all expenses, Pullman cars best hotels and an inc ana
most Interesting route. Full pfogfemne on ebPNe'u'H
4 l01 and 2g2 Broadway, New'fork
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ing gold exports, in the week ended FRIDAY even
ing, the banks gained s21 Dol. The loss by ex-
port of S2,5O1. 977 would count in the bank aver
ages for larger sum than the gain OF s22sd'4o'
made by receipts for purchased bonds, because the
outgo was earlier than the income. a week ago
we estimated that the banks holdings Of cash were
$1,000. 900 greater than the sum reported IN the
statement of that date. To-days statement OF bank
averages reports gain of s3,l 49, 900 cash, which
reflects large receipts from the interior, and lnd-
Gates cash holdings at the close Of business yeser-
day of at least 81 600 600 greater sum than that
reported for the average Of the week. The loans
were expanded So, 0200, (which, with the accumu-
lation of cash, raises the deposits $500, 600 TO
s4O4. Ga g S00the first time in the history OF the
New-Yorll banks that their deposits have reached
$500. 100000. The statement results in gain OF
sl,152s $50 TO the surplus reserve and leaves It
at S2S4 Ga, 000 against 81 81 625 June 4, 80 u
and S15 ,9l1 ,425 June .. 1886
The following compares the totals Of statements Of June
'saS IGss 70 Inc PisP;sss
5$$ $; $$
The d tSSyps s%Ts H. relation between the total re-
IeegaI.tcndcis S7,7GSGoc $4,000 Inc iSESoo
Total reserve si2C44G4OO 1929 900 Inc ssl7SOOO
Surplus. s2731os5o s4ol 900 Inc 81 152, $50
The Clearing House statement to-day was as fol-
lows: Exchanges S100,4S6,469; balances,
s6,436461. For the week Exchanges
$685., 934,539; balances, s35, 76O,3s2.
THE MARKET FAIRLY ACTIVE
The stock market for half-holiday was fairly
active, with recorded transactions of 15,9l5
shares. The temper Of the speculation was favor
able to higher values but the principal demand
from the recent sellers at lower figures. Lo-
cally the feature was the sharp advances made on
small transactions as compared with the large
transactions Of those days when prices were marked
down indiscriminately by an appearance OF large
sales. y large part were the result of matched Or
ders-an illustration of what large investment
holders of securities remarked Wednesday: il is
one thing to sell stocks down and another thing TO
buy them back. The week closed with the Short
interest nearly large il has been at any time,
and with indications that the burlington and
Quincy Railroad management and the Iowa Rail-
road Commission about ready 10 give their con-
sent to return to normal conditions But with
out the consent of those important factors i'll the
speculative situation there signs of assertions
Of interests which superior to any bear cOmbina-
tons. The market closed strong at about the best
prices of the day.
Government bonds were dull and steady at quo
tations as follows:
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LON DON. ENGLAND.
HOTEL. WINDSOR.

Victoria Street, Westminster
CLOSE TO THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT
Ono OF the finest Hotels In the Metropolis; htted win
Electric Light PASSENGER LIT Exchange Coys lsls
rr aphc News and Telephone The Hotel IN London
with complete sysen OF Baths. including Turkish an1
Swimming Visitors received at hSoi p Of l2s t0r
dollars) per day Inclusive j. X CLEAVE. Manaseh
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Gnrorran advertisements.
RATEFUL-CoMFoRTIN
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAkFAST.- ny tnolOusn Ehowisage Oh, OF IN. sn9
nUtrfon and oy careful application OF the Gne qualities
OF weil-sected Cocoa. Mr. Epps has provided break
fast taNies with delcaey beverage which
save US many heavy doctors bills II In the Judcous
use of such articles diet that constitution Do
gradually built up uG strong enough to resist every ten
scnev IL disease Hundreds Of subtle maiadcs boating
sf,gnd US ready wherever there % poin;.
We NAV escape many faa. shaft by keeping ourselves
wen fortified with blood and properly nOurlshed
frame "-Ciyll Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only IN
h,f uonnd tns BY Crocers labelled thus: JAMES EPPS
~ oh Homo opathle Chemists, London, England.
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GATSKILL MOUNTAINS. The Old Route.
LINE.

l'i'C' iD'@.'OHA iA'
THE NEW ROUTE FOR BOSTON.
PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER and all points EAST
via Boston Worcester.
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
leave Pier % n. r., foot Of Wailenst at 80 p m
daily except Sunday connecting steamers wharf with
express train Boston leaving a. m arriving Boston
il A. IN. Pullman cars, new equipment; full night )
rest short rail ride Reevess renowned orchestra each
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- Only 40 minutes from New-York City Hall via Brooklyn
Brldget Fulton Ferry, Kings County and Brooklyn Ee-
Mich dSapay to fianldn-Sve; thence by brooklyn and
OF franklin aud Atlantic ayes. TO BRIGHTON BEACH
AND COMFY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACE TRACK.
trains leave every half hour until o'clock D. NJ and
every 10 minutes thereafter until 10 80 Last train
County halfway. = ~ ~ INi'7'
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T. H GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONIPANY'S
LINES F0R CALIEQRNSiIzA JAPAN, CHM HING
From New-Y York, pier foot OF Canalst, N
For San Francisco, via the lsthmus OF Panama
NEWPORT sails "Wednesday, June 20, noon.
From San Francisco LIST ana Brannan sts
For China and Japan.
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO sAils Sat-, June 80, p m.
For freight, passage and general Information apply az
companys office Oh the pier OF Canal-st., N X.
H. j. BULLAY, Superintendent.
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SH0RE LINE..All Rail Route for Boston,
- Newport East Express leaves Grand Central
Station az a. M and 1 p m LlmI!ed Express AMI a
new Express train p. except Sunday. Fast Elk.
press at IL D. daily. Palace par.9rcars Sleeping.
cars 10 destination
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i APANCHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
Steamers leave San Erancisco as follows; a.,
OhI.siS WeuheoiaI,
ARABIC y. Tuesday. August 81.
superbly Appointed-superlor" AcconmOdationS
Reservations be made by letter or telegraph TO- ana
cabin plans at 2S and 339 Broadway New YORK. or
Room "a Railroad Building, San francisco:
LELAND STANFORD President
II. II. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
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CHANGES In THE TREASURY STATEMENT.
Saturday, juno 1872. m
BY the operations Of tie Sub-Treasury, lnciud-
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STOCKS FAIRLY ACTIVE.
SHOWN AT THE CLOSE.

A RECORD OF THE BUSINESS DONE ON a
HALF-HOLIDAY.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JUNE 16.
THE GENERAL LIST.
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Surplus. s27,31os5o s2s.4oi 900 Inc si 152, $50
The Clearing House statement to-day was as fol-
lows: Exchanges Sl00,4S6469; balances,
S6,436461. For the week: Exchanges
$3.50. GA 530. balances san 160.3S2
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UELhIOHS OO.. NO. bYWIIIIg uroen.
~ IJInN T INr

q UION LINE.
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Pier 50, N. r. foot OF King 50
WISCONSIN =, Tuesday June ne 10, ] p M
ALASKA TUESDAY; July .S.l D. m
ARIZONA -. Tuesday, July II. IL 80 a. m.
Cabin passage $50. SEQ: $50 and 800 Second Cabin
A. NJ. UNDrRHiEf ( &C.. IS Broadway. N. Y
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BONDS AND BANB STOCKS.

:llO seller co. :: tEx.dvidend.
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org Tgt Low'tD Final BID. Ask'd sol sol

Actual Sales / Closing. \
New-York tribune., 1888-04-20

NEw-YoRK. Thursday April 19. 1888
The following sales held at the Exchange ana Au
tdon Roo tO-dd
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Amnsemenis.
SQUARE GARDEN.


MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK. :
Exhibiting in Brooklyn next Monday, April 2s for on
week. then Baltimore. Md, Aprii 80 aud Mayl
andwashington. D. c. May 2 snd3
LAST CHANCES OF SEEING THE
Big Barnum aud Bailey shows Madison Square Garden
The Best Richest and Greatesto Of all shows"
Now entirely complete all It's departments aud just
viii appear on the road during the next
Hppodrome. Triple Circus. Double Menaxsriss Double
Museums. Elevated Stage. Three Rings
p. T. BARNUMs
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH AND THE GREAT
LONDON CIRCUS
More Thrilling Races than before
More Assoeshin. Eea nres than ever bet,rs
Tue whsie new csms d FrScsas now osssots com
pste Tor ths delight and iSstSScilOn q children and
REAL Will iSs Moohisa s@asi sipe c%snv&4 z VAN
us ssssn snd S S's ssgsl @ sSoSn: s
life OF the Wild; wandering tribes o Bareary
eSs. ss' .n sisi aa os. sSess
p1RHs lis'o ofYMfFA II M MTfFo5aaME PeSSi
Male psa. and Female aurd i Flai ana Jockey Race.
Pony, Monkey, Camel Elephant and Dog races
bo1os s. P,Say psSs;Sy q ES%S.'a";n nvs SEEN
ms..n p an': SnT e ard :.
una.r years % reserved seats 81 tMsdssnsvs
No frss tickets 70 , aHS one under any prefer.
COOKING BY GAS.
MISS JULIET coRsoN has kindly consented to siw
three demonstrations on This subject on
SrASTTHDkPRAT rSTDk n,, Ap55l u 2i
At 80 p. M. a. the the 4. .sTSly Rooms o, the
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
s9th,st, between % Broadway snd 7%,h;@ye % urp,.
CAN g. @ e ssa g sSa
18th sts, at the BOX on.ce on days Of lecture
CASINO. Broadway and 39th-sSe
~ Evenings nS st g Msiiaee satur,ay atas
.MOsI, REMARkAmLE, ~ cEes@
Pos1IvELY LAST WEEK
rst stccEss SEssISfa EVER q88ssq pRssESTEp. SrHaSA
ERMINIE
GREETED WITH SHOUTS OF LAUeHTER
=. IN active preparation NADJY.
EDEN MUSEE. 23d-st and 6th-ave
sd5s.s IN Ss, %sx cnsE'P %sT a
ggTTERfIY sHo%; SSf''i BTfTEEFky 7 SHOW.
AJEEB the Mysnfying Chess Autonaton.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
wssai DH So eSTlS oTSSr opera S'sHss" Mss
Ns1 sunday TO PARIS AND BACK
I YCEUM THhATRE 4th-ave. and 23d.st
TIE oaTsi wFF TT0n%aG nm Miss cayvsn Mia: Heno.cs Mss
THE WIFE Ms. cTS kssey M, wHsP S,s n, wsS Ta
TIE s,Ie b.cHs e aaS.s 'G %. L anS Sfys S
IL swIMMiNG School AND BATHS.
spec ca.s, for fas as.. and crcn mar c 10 m
MADISON SO. THEATRE. Last 2 Weeks.
" Mr. M S M.iSss Manager PAETNERs PAkNEs
%PPE1SSGSSS EDS.gsrad. P1RTNERs P1RTNERs
SUCCESS IA "a s:s r $$$EEssHss
- Run Of pakrNkks must end April 2s 10 admit
e NJ sHTE Rr
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TITLES GUARANTEED

by policy OF Title Guarantee and IrusJ UOnpdHy IVV VI
cost to each purchaser. Terms liberal
All the above properties are spendldy located ,nd n
rapidly growing sections elevated road, morse dn
steam cars and are prove profitable Investments
Mans and full particulars with Auctoneer b9 LiDervs~
"a md at
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Real gstate.
DrookIpn propertp for Sale ano 90 Get

E'OR SALE CHEAP. No. 24z Carrollst,
facing Carroll Park Brooklyn. Apply 70 J. T. WILDER
" - Assay Once. 10 Wal.sL, New.Ysrk CITY,
New-York tribune., 1888-04-20

NATIONAL
ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
68D ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
23D-ST. AND 4THAVE
Now open daily from q. m. D. m. and from 7 IL
10 10 D.
ADMISSION, 26 CENTS.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY of NEW YORK
i FoRTY.sIXTH SEASON 1ss7-lsss ..-
SHE PSSe RohssTss hh9MAS Friday April 90 at N.
Sixth Concert Saturday April q, at p. In
METROPOLITAN. OPERA HOUSE
Sololst FRAU LILLI LEHMAN.
Symphony No. g. Psstorae." Beethoyes
Iiecltative sDd Aria from Fdelio," Beethov1
Symphonic variations, Op. p, Nieode
Song, Gretchen and Spnnrad hcnuDerI
NoTfcEn hoSep Of the memory Of the
society's lately deceased president,
JOSEPH W. DREXEL,
the funeral march by Chopin Will be performed at the be-
ginning OF the Concert.
trance 39thst) Will be open and after "Wednesday,
Aprl 1S, from a. 20 Letters 20 be directed
to AUG. ROEBBELEN. Secretary
CTEINWAY HALL. DIR. FELDMAN.
- SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 81. ATS.
DIR OsSTP FELDMAN'S SEANCE.
MANTEVISM OR RMIND-TRANSMIsSIoN OF OBJECTS
ATA DISTANCE, AND HYPNoTIsM
ADMISSION. ST.
CTAR THEATRE April "a.
THE FAMOUS MONKEY ACTORS.
Ponies Dogs and Goats
Evenings at S:30 Mstinees We'd. Thurs Fri, Sat
Popular prices children half price,
SEATS NOW ON SALE.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-20

WEST FARMS ROAD" Bates Homestead" near
Home A. 2story and attic Dwelling carriage house
and plots Containing 20 clio lots all in splendid order
MAIN.ST-" Schoned Homestead" 1-story and at10
frame dwelling and extra large plots. ,,,un
The properties at fremont Fordham Heights, High
nd wpst will sold with
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Investment Securities.

The AMERICAN INVESTMENT COMPANY will re-
celve its oce by mail applications for any part Oh
500 shares Of Preferred Stock Of an Industrial Company
having large and valuable property and business free
from debt and prohibited by It's charter from ncurrng
any The proceeds to be applied exclusively to the ex
tension Of Its property and business which the Company
has the opportunity to do TO advantage
The Preferred Stock will yield regularly eight per cent
per annu and Is convertible at the option OF the holder
into Common Stock paying ten per cent
This is unhesltatlngly recommended as CHOICE IN
vEsTMENT
The Stock will allotted after the close OF business
on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25th TO the highest bidders
above S105 per share
Full particulars application TO
THE AMERICAN INVESTMENT co., :
Rooms 20 and 81, Aldrich Court,
NO. 45 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-20

By william Kennedy Bro
ons storv house and 2story stable with lot NO
3l7 Front.st SO cor OF GouVerneur SIp' COX eto M
New-York tribune., 1888-04-20
SAN PEDRO, Los ANGELES AND
UTAH RAILWAY COMPANY.
First Mortgage FOrty-Year Six
Per Cent. Gold Bonds.

LINE OF RoAD-sAN PEDRO BAY, VIA Los AN
GELES AND PASADENA, NORTHWARD TO
KELLER, THE SOUTHERN TERMINUS OF THE
CARSON AND COLORADO RAILROAD. 275 MILES
syndicate being formed for the purchase Of that
portion OF the First Mortgage Bonds OF the San Pedro Los
Angeles and Utah Railway Company issuable account
OF the and equipment OF that part OF the line
extending from Pedro Bay Pasadena and Atadena,
and including lands in San Pedro Bay and in Los
Angeles and Pasadena and subscriptions for these bonds
arc invited by the aforementioned corporation.
Subscribers will control the disbursement OF their money
and will also acquire valuable options rights and advan-
tages including under certain cond Ons the control OF the
road and OF great terminal property Of $500 acres OF
land at San Pedro Bay
A considerable portion of tho bonds offered have
already been subscribed for
Prospectus, circular and subscription list on application
AMERICAN FINANCE COMPANY,
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finannal.
1lilnnrlnl.
AN ABSOLUTELY Safe
five PER Cen 7
TVGlty-YGar Gold Bond
AT
NINETY-FIVE AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

The United States and Brazil Mall steamship Company,
purpose OF building additional steamer needed for
rapidly increasing business offers direct 10 investors
900 OF twenty year bonds in sums TO suit at
ninety and accrued interest," interest and principal
payable in gold This Issue OF bonds is only issued for
on each steamer and the bonds secured by
mortgage to the Union Trust Company Trustees, for
sl25OOo on each OF the and nrst.csss steamers,
Allianca" Finance and Advance" that cost and are
worth s36 700 each Two of these steamers are insured
for $1,000 each and for $780, 000 embracing COL
son and all possible clauses 10 guard against any loss
s15o s gned under the mortgage
to the Company for the security Of the bondhoders
This company capital OF 81 0oo 0o0 not share has
subscribed for at less than which, with an In
surance Of soJ00O0 the steamers, gives the most
ampe security to these bonds. We reserve the rgho
retire this issue Qf bonds after five years by paying
bond 105 per cent for each bond and accrued
interest Mortgage bonds Il gued Steamship Company
are a. safe an bond be made Steamers
are always saeabe separately in market, and have this
distinction In their favor as compared with ralroaos s
must be sold whole
business is steadily growing and is conducted on
close thorough economical business basis There Is no
safer bond offered the market They are IN denominations
OF 81 OOo with coupons payable July and January We
confidently offer them any careful investor They can
be- obtained By application the ONCE OF the Company,
Mills Building where any further information can be
had Deliveries OF the bonds will DO made by the Union
Trust Company.
II. X. THURBER, President
u s. & Brazil Mall S. S. Co.
We refer by peri sson 10 the Chemical National BANK
New-York tribune., 1888-04-20

BIZ James L. Wells
I'm, ,ot ssth.st 1852 It Of st Ann-ave, 5.3x10o
helGcl.
one 2story house with lot, No $50 uni4n.ave w.
1oOft n Of / 4 Ulst-sI lot IL Sxl37.6 Freize.;-,.
One similar house with lct, No $50, av aOo'ei '"
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fesal Notices.
NETWORK SUPREME COURT,

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT,
~ KINGS COUNTY.
Gerdt Geerken the sole surviving Executor OF and
Trustee under the last WIZ and Testament OF Nicholas
Guillaume deceased
Plaintiff
Paul Guillsume (also called Psulus Guiaume), Johann
Nicoaus Guillsume (slso called Jean Nicolas Guaumel.
Cathsrina Weber, Anna Margaretha Schmt Simon Gull
lsume Msrgaretha kremer also called Marguerite kre-
mer, Maria Goutte (sso called Marie Goute) stephan
isumc Franz Guillsume and and all the other broth
and sisters Of Nicholas Gulla late OF the City OF
children OF any deceased brother or sister Of the
said Nicholas Guilla deceased and all the other heirs
sw next Of kin legaees and devisees Of the said Mich
oas Gulaume deceased VINO whose existence and II any,
whose unknown to plaintiff and Mary Deneny.
the Executrx OF the last VIII and Testament of Susan
nah GuillsuIne deceased,
Trial desired In Kings County. Summons.
To the above named Defendants and each OF them.
You are hereby summoned ~ answer the complaint in
On ni' the pliintG's Attorney Within twenty days
after the service Of this summons exclusive Of the day OF
service and in Of your failure appear
lief demanded IN the complaint.
Dated New-York. March 18th. 1888.
JOHN l.. BULLWTNKEL,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
once and POstonce Address. No. 900 Broadway. New.
York City New-York.
To all the above named defendants except Mary Deneny.
susannah Guaume. deceased:
The foregoing summons is served upon by publoa-
the Justices OF the Supreme Of State
York dated the 21st day Of March 1855 and filed with
the complaint In the ofce OF the Clerk Of the County OF
Kings az the Hall OF Records in the County OF Kings.
State OF New-York, on the 21st day OF March. 1888
Dated March 21s. 1885. -
JOHN E. BULLwINKEL,
once and Postomce Address No 200 Broadway.
New-fork City, New-York.
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Real estate.
NO. q.

No. y.
An ejectment suit is pending TO test the validity
Of title that Affects two whole blocks up town The
trouble lies in 80 years old Until recently
It had been considered good Now II Is called in question
Some Of the have paid for releases Proceed
ngs are being pushed force the others terms The
list Of owners and lenders who accepted the
70 these than 70 lots during last so
upward of 100 Among them three savings banks.
Ave life insurance companies and many other Of ths
weathiest and careful investors Of the city The
attorneys who have approved the title embrace score
or more Of tho most eminent the present generation
and as many Of past 1t Is needless say that the
attorneys do not rule pay for the releases and
are under no liability to do
Such cases show that the claim that individual al
torneys can or examine titles any better than
pany like this is pretense. They show that the
absence Of financial liability for their part
suits In their examining them well They prove
that individual attorneys opinions do not protect
owner as well similar opinion backed by the absolute
guarantee Of o powerful company
Why not stop then, endless train Of eminent at
tosneys examining In rotation the same ute and still
leaving the property successive examination,
Just where It started with the bearing all tbs
risk Of mistake error. and have your tides examined
and guaranteed by the
New-York tribune., 1888-04-20

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRASsFERS-N Y. CITY.
following shows real estate transactions recorded
IN the Registers otioo to-day;
ls4thst zoe II Of 5th-sve. eallxloo David oo mn,
soSss q, aIss L .ilner and another $4,000
ezosS o.V % = vie 10 JosspS ll.... 2lO00
I'd o9S VII. TO sofge and sarah Lay 1880
iz Swans and wife 10 Jshn nMchell.-........ 1900
Mnrray sna wifs to Katie Nathan 10000
stophsret ana wife ts Increase Grsne ... S225O
Thompson. trustee to Jchs G 1880
Mary Brosemsr I4oO1
stswars ana vile to Loitis Heker 10000
pesrse to Gustav DOhrsn wspd and snsther $1,000
Luhmssn 70 Sarah vanKs .....~..-.... 1900
Bast Broadway, y cor OF Jegerson-st, 26.lX75;
wend and wife $4,000
Tompsiss ana wife to Herman wronkow $1,000
AdsisonH -. 10000
to il Welsh and another 2l.5OO
yohS stsgmsn ..,-.-.........: 1880
ssssnsn et l25Oo
West refsree. to Z Gusr.nSeimsr and another $4,000
Solomon liier ara sSetS.Sp SSpO'u 2S5OO
s"d wife 70 Edmund Dodge 'onn $4,000
0'hss Hssr.n ana 1ilo to a.rman Ls6ns 10000
Pke-si No 40 Abraham Saomon TO Bsrkowitz.. 1880
7eth. ST. W Of lstave 2s.4xl00; John + Luth
and wife 10 Rosa Hersehmsnn 4l7oo
New-York tribune., 1888-04-20
Gsrursiorw.
A Pleasant Winter Trip
To the Tropics.

THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED ID LINE
Sailing every twelve days for Venezuela A., and the
island u Curacao, W. l.. AFFORD uneQuaed opportunity
TO wishing 10 make short sea voyage 70 the Tropics
oroyded with every modern appliance for ne safety ceven'
fence and The round trip Ia made In
four WEEKS Psssass sl FNr descriptive phie' apply 70
BOULTON. BLISS a. DALLETTs
General Managers, II Wan-st, New-xork.