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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-15
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-15

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET Oct. 14.-274
Cattle were offered and sold as follows Best 3a.4
4lsc; good 3ss.35sc eiium 3a34.c common
2a3c. 4S9 Sheep and Lambs were otfzred the
former brought 2iaa3iac, and the istier 4laa6Ac.
Calves brought 5a6c. 10 Cows and Calves sold
at $3.50 per head. Market fair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-15

4 lAsT STEEL. and IRON GARDEN RAKEs
~ Garden Trowels, Garden Sets, shovels, Spades,
Forks, Hoes and other Tools in the same line at
328 King street.
my15 IT. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-15

New YORK. Oct. 15.-Cotton quiet; gp'ands
10 9-16; Orleans 10 1916; futures steady Flour
dull and easy. Whest active and weak. Com
dull and unchanged. PORK quiet and unchanged
Lard quiet aud steady at Sc 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-15
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

oct15, 90, 90 nov5
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-12

where valuable mineral deposits are dis
.ovared npen a tract after the same has been
entered as agricultural, but before patent pas
been ISSUED, the parties claiming me mine
may make application ior paish. l"i ~
and he agricultural entry will be eaneellea
to that portion of the land embraced oy sLlu
n hsre mineral deposits are discovered on
agricultural lands after the patent ma oeoh
issued TO an agricultural claimant. they pass
With the patent.
Agricultural College scrip cannot be rseeiv-
ed in payment for Claims.
ALIENS
A foreigner may make n mining location
and dispose Of il. provided he become 4 eiti-
rem before dispe sing Of the mine. Proof that
the party was not = citizen before dtsposing
OF his claim must be sAirmatlyely shown.
Loeators and intermediate owners, other
than applicants. will not be presHm ed aliens.
IN the absence of allegation or onJectiVn pIlof
TO issuance Of patent
The portion OF a mining claim sold 10 an
alien cannot be patented while such o" ner Is
an alien but on his declaration 10 become :
citizen his right dates back to his purchase,
and no may i~hereupon secure al United
States patent for his claim.
CROSS LEnots.
Revised Statutes. Section =. SO.
Where tive or morrledges cross or interseci
EHGn q uti4 HifNA ~ " AAAAI
such prior location shall be entitled 10 all 9rs
or mineral! contained within the space of In
tersection. blt The subsequent Location shall
have the rigbt Of way through he space OF IN.
tersection for the purpose OF the, convenient
working o. The mine. And where tao OF
more veins mite fhc oldest or PRIOR locator
shall take the vein belnw The point OF union
including all The spaee OF intersection.
TUNNELS.
Tbere IL no an bority of law for n tune
location 3.u 0 by | ~ feet. A proper location
is he width Of the tunnel for 300 feet
There i NJ provision OF law for patenflns
tunnel locations, but lodes discovered in run
ming a tunnel NAV be patented IN a like man
ner "a other iudes.
The right IL granted 10 tunnel owners Of l.
40 feet Of eaeh blind iede not p%reviou-ly
known to exist. which msy b. discovered II
their tunnel
When a lode i : ruek or discovered for fhs
fret tims N Tnuni9z , tunnel, ihs iunns
owners have the upton OF recording III II
el i'm OF 80 feet all uu me side Of tae poini
81 inter~ec I'm or discovery or partly on ons
side and parils on tae other.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-12
no vi
lPPLicA 'ua u PtTEFT,

EHnfK# -
NOT 5 Il
y +. P4stt3a - 90
dress l. fur 81. Lntesa aas 8 H
ha- tbs ias urei ~ a p ira tnu p tafe Z
Tor hiieeu hlHar fthy hntar irei = de-
Piagcmanp IN ,ias Ntae 2 Sc @ b uhE
siiv.r. will surface -ras u ~ haatife l=et
la vida. situated "A iisef AUaa.Hin hin
ing District, Cauniy 81 Ahtts lbn sMi -
Stair 81 nevada, an Del nHted b. al neld
not : AMI ofiei a. Ia o Ill ~ ihi- efics e.
lot Nnntheg Illr light lid Lit N. > BE-
lac dercubed a. ipllow- To vt:
lie .inuilg at a pu.t marked M. ! 4. !. sur.
yey 80 -. the same bstEg pos, so . Il
L. ) survey M. s. Bnrh ana Piagrinann
Lode. wheHrs. mineral mouumen M ! bshr
). ~ deg q min 4 1Jis feet. and The esnisr
81 ia top II their main inclins IN mi, lode
bears \. - deg NJ IA feet. ihi. Wounm Bt
b Ing airo The %origihAl location corr 81: ihrnes
running fri csuFse.S. 3'de.. w CO.. iert In
port ms KIDD : L < Survey Nn. y. ihr zane
being OF No. 4 oil .alI s..rvey ~. 3s and tie
or,giual lpcnIitn eorarr; thence fnnting s,u-
oui course. y. - deg. W. etils fr.f 10 po-l
market M. 3 4. :. survey No -. and NJ IL
ihrd e0uTse, y. 81 deg ~ 6lS let Ia vus;
IN rked Me-. L 5 Survey 40. - aud the
ORR nal location monument. thence fuhntng
fourth cours.. y - Geg =. 9l4.s ierl I" po-i
m rkcd No. ;, 1. y. survey NJ. ~, AID The
original ~iocItion monument. thence running
STU - = = = - -
marked No. 8 L. :. Survey No. b: 10 ~loeaiinn
monument found. ih"nce running sixth
Course. y - deg y io6.2 feet ." poet M. /.
the Place Of beginning, CONTAINING DD6
acres
f"r.s.s -v-~~..~s .-= .he trE- meridisn.
with magEe'ie variation If 49,, deg E.
The location Of Tia > mine j. record d IN the
records Of Silver Mountain Mining District,
at Ely, White Pine County, Sta . OF NevAfa
Any and all persof.s claiming adversely any
portion Of said Piagemann aud iinsh mine OF
surface ground are required to file their Nd
verse elai as with the Register Of the United
States Land Onic at Eureka. In tho State OF
Nevada, during ihe sixts day. period Of pub
lieAlisp hereof, or they will be barred by ,lr.
tue Of the provisions Of the Statute.
ID. ~. HALL, Register.
II Is hereby ordered that the foregoing
Lotice OF Application for a Patent be- published
for the period Of Ten consecutive weeks In the
White Pine NEws. a weekly newspaper pnb-
lished at Taylor. White Pine County. Nevada.
au4iew ID. II. HALL, Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-12
AGRICULTURAL OR MINERAL LANDS.

Where the and Is Of little. IL any, yalue
for agricultural purposes. but is essential Tor
the development Of mining claims. it should
be disposed Of under the Mining Act.
" here lands containing valuable mineral
deposits have been included in an agriculture
al eutry. said entry will no cancelled at any
time prior 10 issusnce nf patent. upon salts
fAet'ry evidene" ii the II tepee Of each val.
aatlv ] " eil
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-01-12

lotHt.. = - .s.s... .s..........sSl4 80
Timber and rood faaeh north of Rock
epsinss.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
cH1ly AND PRoDUCE MARRETS
rv,r-REs OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

r,. auuroach OF the holidays apparently has put a
= ,,non speculation In the grain markets. In the
e ~hsat market yesterday there was an easing
ey ,Aal.e cent IN sympathy with the decline in
os sales of $4,000 bushels were made to ex.
e and The milling demand was only 10000
ps, The transactions in the speculative line
or.n ,o only 800 900 bushels and tho influences
'cs 6,y were bulllsh. strong cable adviceS wero
OF ts ihe clcaranocs at the seaboard OF wheat and
reee .,c heavy in amount. end the arrivals at the
foM are still moderate. The tendency 10 close
Nor"lSconuts on the long side Offset the effect OF
on ,S,nish elements and the result net decline
te ~ cont for December at o5 January at IS 5-s,
o oe 81 ss ga March At sT rs and Nav at IS 10
fesf~ " a cent for June at Sc cents ON the curb
ea Sn,iea al AZ 7-SG so cents.
NAY - 80 sas weaker, in spite of the heavy export de-
Io'h I1 which amounted to 264 600 bushels. Spot
rsho,, of Il cent. The options closed down is
los nscember at a. 4, 3-S for January at Al Is,
io to- February al 40 IL and is cent for May at
xO rs cents. A., -. ,r,.. -
Os.a The options closed down IA for December
oemaI Irrary at 2s 7-S and Is cent for February at
ebo ssand May at 2s SIS cents.
Ee -. Vas firm. The options we're unchanged or
-. easier at So 90 for January, So 2S for Feb
sas" se "a for March and SO ~ for May.
fus aceias Of grain and -four reported yesterday at
lHS HySars Philadelphia. baltimore and Boston were as
NV E. wheat 3shS3 bushels corn It's, ,O40 bushels
feno" eO3 bushels; total grain, $50 726 bushels
o-ls' a. 500 packages. AT Chicago, Milwaukee and
f"u Inis The arrivals Wheat, 100 .5o1 bushels
~. e33 bushels: oats, 1852 bushels; total
e,sin l.014326 bushels; flour, o5,276 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
The TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. 90 tspeciaD aDToday illustrated strik-
s the helplessncss OF professional spectators when
,syr,ed altogether by the suileless outsiders. The
an or 500 operators Who stand all the time in the
,eat pit had news enough today from different d.
,.eons and Of diferent sorts 20 edvancc The price
.rersl cents a bushel The great majority Of them,
,,spenced by the outside news, bullshly in
tined and played for advance. The price. how
srsr closed IL cent lower than II opened The sole
sou of this surprising fact that the profession
~ were compelled TO trade among themselves. Du-
s,h had only 80 cars of wheat Minneapolis only 196.
fables higher; New-York reported II 900 bush
* o, wheat and 630O0 packages OF -four cleared and
sraIy Baltimore reinforced all that had gone before
with the of the clearance OF Al 900 barrels of
feur , This enormous export movement equiva-
Snt almost 10 475oo0 bushels Of wheat, and all tle
,sr news fsvoring advance in price, availed only
h ret MAY 10 So Ia cents and then not sufi-
cent 10 maintain It, The ciose was at SO 3-4. Corn
Vas dull and easier The weather still much
,ganst the grading that out of 80 received only
IS Inspected No % December closed at % rs cents
Nav opened at SO and closed at &c "a cents. On the
surb May wheat sold at So 3-46 SO 7-S.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Bcardsey, Edmond, V siden. 5 Convcntaye
Barry. Michae H. 70 Jonas We'll and another. 1o2d-
ST. 5daye mo[teage iSST - 10 23 ryoptst
BALDWIN, s, aphcn w to W E Stokes. 7Sdst
lode CaibaIine To- the American Savings Bank :
Gutter, John and Nicholas to Union Dime Savings
Institution Wlllis-aye, l37th-st mortgages 8
sane to EGwrrd Hirsh same property, 100000.
Same TO the Arsoloy q Currlcf Co.. same properly
tordes Henry, Richard cordes. cor 2d-ave ana
a. shton Urnry 10 Union Dime Savings Institution
II 7oth-st Avenue \, years $50 900 o., .o
Coily Bessie. TO J. Jefoloman n : O3dst' " 9'ha'o'
Coaci,. jacob. to Morris Jacobs. OF Ave b. Of
cohen Max 10 Charles Lanicr tlus. of RiVinston'
st. 81 Shern-st, years. 5000 400 od 49,.
Dclson Joseph to Tho Bank for Savings. l9S 2a'''e'
fri-t Simon. 20 ls",Aile Slcihhaidt OF V'O's'' "
same To- Louis Frsnke & Co. same property, year.
Tsgcf Guiema. % Emily D Fannery. = Of cilGst
Same 10 &rSat Neck Free Church property i2l'
same To- cyrus Lawton same property. 3 years f2i
same to Charles Kycr same property e.. years
Fleming John H.. to EQUITABLE building Loan o's 20
Foss Cyrus D. 10 the Bank for SAVING, l9i -a'''''
'H1j Homcs ssO ia n to II Lyons. aisst. Of 9Th
eopbaa.eF 6 John G. to Bcnder Boton Post Road
Mclean John 10 NJ Valentine, 7-dSt oi l'''N'''
hiIler Ira o. to NewY@k Life Insurance Company
Morse Aagusta H. Ii Robertson so5 East 12thst
NMeeCat,Sy' j. TO Adam Kropf 2oth-st, 2daVe'
MerseSe2 James e. TO Hayes l2othst Of 9th
ge isp eprT b. 70 the BOwery Savings Bank 50 chrys-
text Sts Z A. 70 Andrew Mills sist-s Of 1lth-
Menaen hG 81 81 to Flank curss. l92d'st. Of 9th
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

McCanrcy Patrick H. to the Bank for Savings 5oth
st. q OF LcNiDgtOn-aNc, > years. Sl2.OoO -,
Nccmann, james j. to AIda Siekc n Zoth'ht, W Vi
othaye / year. IS coo. -,
Ryan John J. 10 S Colgate cor oth-ayo and 75sh'
~, ! year so 900. ,
Rankin john n the German Savings Bank Mae
d0ugal-st. o Amity-st, ycaJ, MORTGAGE 1iVVvo
Sorcnson Edward 70 j Curricr ana an0ther trustees
n 27th.st q 1Oth-aVe yeaf- mortgages, rlI11o.
Stake Albert to Samuel Well, So Madson.st. year.
MORTGAGES, S3S 800. -
schwarller An-ust. to Gray, 7sthst, ol Park
ave year IS 600.
.spydam Jane NJ to } l. suydam. 25 Reade-st years.
scSwascr Emil. to Miller s42 East 2oth.st. demand
1900
Tfull William G to II George Tlnton-aye. lot %
and %. years 81 900.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
Eraal Nolircs.
ILLINOIS MIDLAND RAILWAY CAUSES.

ILLINOIS MIDLAND RAILWAY CAUSES
- IL the Circuit Court OF the United States ioI the
Southern DisHc, OF Illinois In the matter Ol Robert L.
HeENey Ct al vs. the Illinois Midland ha"ay company
aud other ,au.es consolidated herewith Ia chsncery
Notice hereby given al feeeiyershlp creditors and
holders n the bonds VI lhe paris anI Decatur Rl
road ComD,uv Who ave been sljudgcd be emitted 70
payment - Nvdends Of e FUNDS IN e9u.s 70 he eIsa.
OF :hee causes and - all others entitled 20 any portion
Of sll fund.-, tha pursuant TO an pueI VI ss,d court
entered May 27th 1852 they are required " Apply ths
gndef-gAed special commissioner for The sums ~ when
they espeetycy entitled on or before M hfss da OF
further order orders for the disposition 9t
the unclaimed fund. remaining IN souf 10 tno Ocui'
OF these causes a. shall be equitable ana lust -,
DATED at Petersburg Illinois thi' io'H u"' u '''
n w. BRANSON,
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
CPLCiAL NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF

- HARVEY BROWN. DECEASED-Ie ne Ieope %,
the state New YORK Ly the grace ~ Goa free ana
independent Nece j. hereby given upon ie egn avg o
consent Of an the next Of Kin " haiNr4 hoNh St W
Hartford Washington County \. u HetescI lul s9lhl
10 The provisions u Section 2t6l Oh lh. 'vne oi Nls
claims against said deceased the surrogate oi The County
~ Washington. n Y, at his Onicc l IN, Eaff ol'ha'
IN said county before The 2Sth day O. oember tsD
In testimony whereof have cauh,l thr sea OF o,'
81 aid Surrogate Court O. be hceuhtn ahlNei WIZ
Henry ID. W q liAl. sgrrog1e of our .aia c3vny
the nufrOgatcs once In the village 9l salem N"-'
iDgtOn County n. Y the Goth day or November A. De
III, 81 II y. w. q. NILI4. Surrogate.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
r,.nnnr..v nrnn1,c1, ,1Arrrrs

Liverpool Dee 20 3 45 p. M Beef and pork in poor
tNsgd. Hams in fair demand. BacoL r Door demand
laeieand cut about 2s 10 30 n dun ga Cheese
poor demand. Tailow in poor demand prime city
sacy a. -. Cd Turpentiue and rosin demand.
Ls-Spot and futures IN poor demand Wheat in fair
frsnd new No. winter firm at o. l0ied new No.
rfbg Gtlu az Is 32d. Flour Iu poor demand. Com
% IN poo. demand futures in fair demand mixed
hcs'ern Srot aud Dcccmher at il I'd January
!atr g. had February steady OF 3s 108d Hops at
Iaon-Pscifc Coast in good demand.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

EPISCOPAL CHURCu o1,aye.-presel,ing y the lastor
jset 'lie Leadesh Me-, evening az 30, subject: Thc
Wise Men and Their Gifts sunday-school at p. IN.
Conservation meeting az 3 40. Young peoples prayer
meeting 40. Wednesday evening prayermeetns at
80. Come
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
NOIICF nr AccrGNMENT.

"a 49,. u N-'7TVI =. ,,-,r-or ol,-1 ~ m
NDIlCE Is hereby given uat warren @ @i-'i a., l' VI VI
nc IoMuahlp % Ocean, lp thf NO.hA u N"i".il az
S~t % NowJcraey. rah thi. ga! iha.. iha..i , 4, =
creditors and that the sail crtds i.u-s 'Alvle ~ IN IN
respective claims under oath or am 10 l'e s""
SCI ber. at his Office Frr-holl. New-J,f-rl'
dated this G-h dsy Of Dccenhcf ,,t1 ',,nr,p.for.r
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS 'e"o 'O'' N'''"""' A''
Desbrosses SITS. as folio and intermediate pointh
a. III. loI ,ssosva Lyons Elm.Ta, Rochester. Buffalo
and Se West and principal Local po,nsS IS Char car 70
Lyons ana sr H. and " Junction and intermediate points
Chair car !" for Tunkhannock and intermediate points
y. 70 Tunkhannoek. Connection 20 Heading and
Hs5rispnIn M m for Ellra and principal intermediate points,
-, eer 70 wnkesbarre and Pullman seepcfs to sus
oension Bridge ,,....u,.. . ...o.,,.a,.,a ,o,n,s
:iV y m Tor Maueh Chunk and intermediate points.
=, o,fstl5n 10 Reading and Harrisburg.
Ions m for Geneva Lyons. Enirs, Rochester Bunaio
Ike West. pullman sleepegs " Lyons and suspension
Bridge ,,a.u .. n "a, ~ n m m m and 3stO
~ connect for all points In Mahanoy and Hazeson
coal iSH' SUNDAY TRAINS.
m. Tor Maueh Chun1 Hsletcn ana in.ermec,s.e %
40 D. m. for Maueh Chunk and intermediate points.
n m FOR dsenevu Lyons Elmirs, Rochester, Buffalo
and .be West Pullman sleeper Lyons and saspenslsn
Bridge General Eastern omee. 2sS Rraadwsy.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
PENNSYLVANIA
"a RAILROAD.
The Standard Railway Of America!
DOUBLE TRACKi STEEL RAnsy
STONE BALLAST AND STONE BRIPGEs.
PROTECTED
TNTERLO cKING SWITCH
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM
The Scenic Line the West
THE ROUTE oy TKE
CELEBRATED PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
The Ideal Railway Train of the Nineteenth Csntury.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of Desbrosses and
CerGnat sts. anordlus passengers Grand View OF
Arfd4

TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of Desbrosses and
CorilGnat sts. anOrdlus passengers Grand View of
tho HaIbor, the shipping. the Br0okyn Bridge. Gov
ernors Island and the statue of Liberty, as felews'-
On and after November 10Th. 1889
THE FAST LINE.
ia%ah SS vesSae S" Bae an seepns p0ts ca
PSor g Gar 20 ptsBaTa PuimaS Sleeping
Cai AtSPna 70 Shcsg2 ana Pittsb9rg % Golunegs m gu
urday does not connect for Chicago Connects Cleye
Lam Iana d3.ly and for wilianisDOrt Lock Haven and
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
u braWas and STATE Room sleepns Dining
smCkns and obssTyaop GPrs sontapIn, ladies' and nd
nS % Of and asiss BY Ra @
pioneer q IS class in tle world Through 10 Cncn'
ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
ta an d s. t. & hou pq%a ye'Ogs q Sosss
90 and nna CT sGcR h Soon a
-''' TIiE NJ WEsTERS VET Op!i TXPREss, RES nay
he West NoEthwsst and southxest. Pplmin vss'i:
sos s'}ss 9s " g. S
Phis NewYork 70 ,Plttsbqrg,, Pennsylyana Railroad
S"aotS GHsn
Saturday. Passes Johnstown by daylight
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 p. M.-The scenic FOR the West crosses the
the morning. Pullman Yestibule Buffet Sleeping Car
% yse cdHSscs o f Tso Ss%Pfy P ya ana
coIfy ETie ths Oh Resions, cleveland and Columbus
For For 90 So pG:R saa l saa S Rs Rsasns
500 II 100 a. n. 90. 10 and 80 IN. Sundays
q ~ and 10 90 a. m. and 90 p. m.
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
$50 ?. m: and Congressional Limited daily, With
Dining Ca, At s2O a5Evs 81 %ss6TgSn S .6 aS 40 m p
90 31o. 50. 80, and 90 ,. and z rs night
Sunday 90 6 rs and 80 m, 30 4 go and . ;Oo
& apa AZ and nfR Eepsrs dining Car and
FOR f?'f, ITTA3FG 3GHGgh $ 20 o5 H srGyagh fay Carr M week
roH IoNG BREPSH 6iSr SS pEksxNf ESsS ard
u 90 noon. 8 40 and 5:io p, M. on sunday AS
roi @ "a 'Pd P6 CT SD NoR % G nSi Via s
g. Norfolk Railroad. Q 100 a m daily, except Sunday
and 100 y, NJ daily; via Baltimore and Bay Line 2lO
Boats Of "BrooEiyn Annex" connect with all through
trains Jersey City arording a speedy and direct
transfer Tor Brookvn '-ayel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EApress uuns leave lOuOHs.-
4lj, 6:20, 720, 700, $50, . 40 Chicago Limited,
$50 500 500 80 90, aPd 90 p m, ana i2 iS
no Limited. and 10 a. M, . 90. 80, 4. 80. s.
8;39, snd 2 H. and IL 10 night Aecommo-
Trains eaylns ScW York daily except Sunday, at :OO
.. and II 10 o. IN, 1, 10. 4. g. p. m. and 10 m
and 80 p. NJ on Sundays. connect at Trenton for
Ticbet omce. Nos. l. 4s5.. $50 and e44 Broadwoy
Asor House and foot OF Desbrosses and Coruandt sts
Court-st. and Brooklyn Annex Station foot OF Fulton
s.. Brookyn IS Hudson.st.. Hoboken Station. Jersey
CITY; grant Ticket Oice. Castle Garden.
The New York Transfer Company Will call for and
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.


The duness of holiday time has settled down on the
real estate market and there sales. either
public or private at the Real Estate Exchange yes
terday. Attention has been drawn TO the price given
Tor the lot No Us FI1tE-ave sold on Chc hAeHalEo
on Thursday. The purchase money WORKS OUT 10 oIol
$50 square foot, which is about the largest price
ever given for uptown store property. Ihls Is Inc
more remarkable because the lot was an inner one
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. y. CITY
1oGthst, $ 100 It " Of 9thaye, 25XloO' VIM Il 81
Powers and Wiz to Teorge Maxss
5o.5 VIM and D oDoaoghqe to 2Jro II ss6gtte chute @-'
-0dGg dSe and SS Wife iC'ii To- Thomas woods $4,000
Ceosr'M Mafssret So X5" oDonoghSc to Schultz 1000
l1Cth;sa I2o # SnS 0f & tta-aye o SBsSh aC4UT
stewart aud wife 20 Adelaide Butler.... /, &C.
LeSyeraft n and wife to Jane, + Sicaann $4,000
frank cuItss and wife to Mortimer NJ Mcnlen 10000
cornciias side iD and wife to Ed@oad
Myers and wife to Ihoms, j jenkins is 900
Thos jenkins to Lewis Myers - 4O,5OO
st Sgecase Bel7osc and wife to Max Cohen ZOO
Li' Macsus Hart5 and wife to Equitable Lie
Assurance Society -. -.
ave jacobs Co. and Tfe 7 to JACOB 2SS Cohen $500
dacna hocsnd ct al TO- Wm Tru , 5000
dSHIan' d%4lgT' james - O'-'1''' -'''~a.1 So 900
'sboa h. and wiic' to l,idore Gartner 10 600
Mqti-ol-rt 80 -. Il = o-J.i Catharne-st, 2jV
100; also No 81 Siadison;st z5NlOOi samuel
MacdoHpri-st Nos l2--l24. q =. III Amity-st.
5OAIOO; John Rankin ana wife T. VIM Rankin
3-.4Ni0A3t.1 s,roso Bonnls and wife to o
1Ood.t - no e dave, 5oxIO0.l1 ; iona, Well
and bernhard Mayer and wives u Michael ~, "a
MaDddaeast l',.i Nos ie2 and 1871, e s. l4i Amy.
st. 5ONlOO; win EanAin and wife 70 J I;snkn
J.. Hand and wife 70 Peter Mcycr:... 10000
Rachel and Daniel = Hays to james Z
NC Mli@ench % II J., of s1..t -, SO. 10 i,5is 1'''O
Emily Minton T. Lewis Bach:,-,...,,,s-;,- 10000
lllth..t % 5. 1854 II e. OF .d-a.c, 2010Sl0O1O;
Henry Hagen ct al, hc.rs % owen Hagen TO
Madi,an.a,r. II " cor soth.st 22.X7O; Julia a 5.
aud Edward Killatrck u Emma g. Mmne- 10000
Fronlst No 1875, e cor Pne.st. l93NO43IaN
6t1 executors Of Lofiliaid Spencer to Hcnry ..
Pltt,st " 5. 1918 ft 5 OF Deanceyst 2IIOO;
73d.st m > loo fl G. 81 Wcs. Eud-aNc. 19NIO2.2;
william T. D stokes % Helen baldwin and 1900
1sth,st' 40 ii, II - 20 ft " Of 5th-ave, 2jN9s;
George Tubb, and wife to James McClena-- co-
t,ricn roapsin. and wife to Ii wronkoT 80 1900
HrSn van Duscn sen and Vile to Ii Bur- $1,000
st. NlcAOla--aNe =, 1918 IL oi lJ-d-st -JN
100; Mannsen Van Ren,-claer Jr, and vile
Courtlandt.ayc " corner 15lstst 5p2xlOOi
Peter ii walsh. trustee, TO Ellen I Wash
Hc:9e,t + 2O nsse to Joan hs' suydaa $1,000
0oqr'l11'is cn agd nonorS Wash - Dciser 1850
1IGtI-st. NOS. 20 and ~ =, 40 ft " oi ith-
ave, 4OAlOO II simon Herman to KuZman
3Otnst, II >, 1881 T. W ol 5daNe, 26sAos0i r, ,oo
Eldudge-,t W :, $50 II of Heser,st .6.ilN ~, ooo
G73A-GAG7I Yctte Brown to Il Bloom H'OoO
New-York tribune., 1889-12-21

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Msdison-aye. and GOth-st.-
Holy communion at 10 a Morning prayer and sermon
4 ID III.