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Evening journal., 1889-11-25

THE Republican statesmen Of the West
are preparing to urge Congress to buy
more silver. The price Of silver Is too
low and the rich mines cannot afford to
work tine miners unless the government
continues to "bull" the market by taking
$4,000, 600 Of bullion per week ata stlpu.
lated price How modest the silver men,
the wool men and thes tin men arei
They never present any figures TO show
that they are in poverty and in need
Of charity. They simply say that they
have invested so many millions in the
respective Industries and that they must
be rewarded fer that eleemosynary work
As sort of aside, IL is understood, that
they VIII subscribe literally to the cam
paign fund. There are no evidences, nc
investigations Of the claims that thes,
industries make, they are allowed "or
faith or because Of bargain.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
All Europe IS Uneasy.

Marine Journal.
Every movement of the Pan American
Congress is being closely watched in
Great Britain and on the continent. As
we do barely one-ffth of the seven hun
dred millions of South American foreign
trade, foreign nations, while controlling
the bulk of It, and confident of being
able to do 80, are more or less uneasy
about what new effects the action Of the
congress may have in this enormous
trade in the way Of diverting a greater
proportion Of it TO the United States
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
snakes On the High Seas.
Marine Journal

Marine journal.
Cases Of delirium tremens and suicide
on the ocean steamers have become too
frequent. or course, whiskey. as usual,
is st the bottom Of these performances
The effectual way of mitigating such
horrors is to stop the habit Of carrying
whislgey, now common among the steer
age passengers II necessary, stringent
measures should be taken 20 protect the
poor creatures who are the victims Of
their own folly from the temptation to
drink.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
America Should Rule the Wave.

Philadelphia Record
Ia a recent article on the Mercantile
Marine" Congressman Dingley, of Maine,
insists that the laws shall provide that
ships hereafter built in the United
States shall not only be made of American
wood and iron but shall be manned by
American seaman. This proposition in
regard to American seemen could scarcely
be met by the Government in the ships
Of the navy, the crews of which consist
for the most part of foreigners.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
Market St. WharTsE
RAILROADS.
ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule In effect Nov 10, 1889.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.


ID Schedule in effect Nov 10. 1882
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
NEW YORK, week days, +212 s7O0.
40 rs a m, a12 O8, y 4S, IS IL. % 46pm.
NEW YORK, sundays, y 10, f70O m, Fi2 O6s
PHILAbELPaTA, week days, % ls, sos.
Y 10, %. 90, +s 50, 9 90, 40 %, 10 %. 81 g
a. M; +l2 oS %, y 40, 00, 10 IS ID, 25, 10,
PHILAbEIPHiA. sundays, q ls, 700 Y 60.
g sGs l y u q e g. s @ Es I'D is @ Y 5a' SO'
76 S6HssSGEsB s s week zee So days q d a sOS 100 Y g.
To- = 4 300, 10, +5.1S, f52j, $40, &c 40. zee.
CHEsTER, Sundays, 1913. 200, .70O, 7.sO,
soS, II 20 g. m; -l2os 100, = 4s, 500 10, '5.lS
5.25, . ~. 70 46, $50, 10 l3 D. m.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., week days.
p % a m, y 4S ? ND M daily,
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. IS 20,
IS Al, Fll.45 a. M; 245 a Is, IS Is, .637, +SI5
An daily; T4o a. m, q 10 p m, daily, EXCEPT
Baltimore and principal stations ON Phila-
delphia Division, 10 p. m, dairy.
PII.ISBURI5, -s.41 a m, +5.lb p. m. daily.
CINCINNATI AND 81 81. LOUIS, III is am a. "a
and fs Is 2. m, daily.
daily and IL % a. m, daily except Monday.
1000 d. M, Sunday only.
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION, week
days, Z 60, II %, a. IN; Is and So p N. Sun
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
For Philadelphia and way stations. week
days, So ~ - 81 40 90 m, IL 43. 3D. 1885, Is
p. m. Sundays, 8 40. 80 m; II 49, 3 IS, 55p.m.
For Baltimore, week days, b.35, f8 30, 3.
m, 2.35, % 50 4 55 D In. Sundays, 20 n, 3 50
and - So p m.
Baltimore and principal stations on Phila-
delphia Division, 3 IS p. m, daily.
tor Landenberg and way stations, week
days, 80, 10 55, q m; 30, IS p m. Sun
days, 8 % m; 55 pm.
Chicago, g 30 a m, daily, except Sunday.
Pittsburg, $3.50 m daily except Sunday.
a 90 = m, daily.
LV. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Daily. $40. *s.l5, 1900. 10 a. u, l2.00 noOn
Lao, 800, % 40. *440, Al f605, o.S0, t.40, S.l0s
DAILY, except SUNDAY 'e Is, 8 4o end 735 an.
u s5, t4.IO and $50, II 30 pm. sunday only,9 D
an ,9g5 pm,
Telephone, No. 1888.
Rates to Western Points lower than via any
other line.
@. q. SCULL, j. 7. ODELL,
fsanr oogp a Oaur f.anN Nance
Evening journal., 1889-11-25

0uR esteemed contemporary, the Sails
bury ,Ild) Advertiser, comes to hand
this week with its local page immaculate
except for the eloquent, but fearful an.
nouncement that this usually breezy
page was pied on theaeve Of going to
,nraoa
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
Dom WIN olve Vic Pointers.

Philadelphia Record
Queen Victoria, it is reported, will ask
the ex-Emperor Of Brazil to be her guest
at Windsor Castle The deposed ruler
might pIoiitably impress upon the thrifty
old lady the fact that a reign nearly rs
long as her own, and marked 10y more
earnest attempt al improving the coDdi
tion Of the people, has counted for moth
ing against the growing desire for en-
larped freedom
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
Tho PopuIarUsiand Resort.

New York Tribune.
A professional swindler who was sent
to Blackwell's Island on Sunday boasts Of
having been arrested fifty five times dur
ing the last nineteen years. A penal
system under which such record is pos
sible is not the most creditable element
In American civilization.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
DR.. Paxton's Tribute to Eve.

New York Evening sun.
Ladies.who,wear ie welry may be pleased
to note this portion Of Dr. Paxton's ad-
dress before the New York Jew elers' As
sociation at Delmonico's last night: eve
made bracelets Of the curling vines Of
Paradise aud put flowers in her hair be.
fore she knew the use OF fig leaves" DR..
Paxton, however, did not state his au-
thority.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25

EVEN Kansas is not proof against the
race prejudice so vigorously and philo-
sophically condemned in the South BY the
people of the North who have no incen-
tive or inclination to it. 1t is privilege.
as old as humanity, to condemn those
sins we are not inclined to and condone
those we have a mind 10. AT an election
Evening journal., 1889-11-25

GENERAL E. BuRD CRUDE OF Phila-
delphia sorrowfuliy acknowledges that it
cost him S25, 600 TO be defeated for Gov
ernor Of New Jersey by the largest plu-
ralitv. bu one, ever known in that
~4.t,
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
The Presidents typewriter.

Philadelphia Times.
The President proposes to keep his
message secret by keeping it away from
the printer and allowing his typewriter
TO make the necessary copies He must
have marvellous faith in the secret-keep-
ing capabilities Of that woman.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25

MAYOR HABREGToN s prophecy that the
usefulness" Of the Chief of Police
would be destroyed ifhe were not "white
washed" by the City Council, seems to
be fulfilled. The mayor impiesses the
fact himself by assuming the duties Of
the chief and notifying the sporting
ladies that they are all right, If quiet 1t
is likely that the ladies and the
"girls" too would have laughed at the
sandwiched chief II he had attempted to
teach them the seventh commandment
when he had not learned the eighth.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
DEAN McNu1rY, Of ST. Johns Roman

DEAN McNuLTY, Of st. Johns Roman
Catholic Church, Paterson, N. j.,
preached in vigorous language on the
immoralities Of men. In regard to the
Southworth shooting case he declared
that If Pettus was libortine and rogue,
as charged by Mrs. Southworth, he de-
served his fate, as he had transgressed
laws human and divine, and II the old
laws were in force he would have beer
put to death for his alleged crime. Al
there was no law TO which the woman
could appeal she appealed from all laws
and put her case in the hands Of God.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
The snrplus Is Rood.

Philadelphia Record.
The fat, juicy surplus may as well de-
scend the trees gracefully at once Tan
ner and Dudley have opened claim
agency in Washington.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
wnvn~rarrp.s.
PHfIADELPHiA. Monday. Nov. 25. lsss.
Black Dress Goods.

PHILADELPHIA. Monday. Nov. 2j. lsss.
Black Dress Goods.
Sharp price-cut in staple
stuffs. Many of them among
our most desirable fabrics. Be-
sides those named there are
single pieces and small lots at
littler prices proportionally.
Plain weavers:
All-wool Camel Hair-
4l-inch, 75c from 81.
40-inch, 81 from $3.50.
Ali-WOOl WhipcOrd Diagonal
40-inch, 75o from 81.
4o-inch. 81 % from S17j.
Silk-and-wool Foule--
40-inch. i5c from S1.25.
42-inch, Sl.25 from 81.
Sllk-and-wOOl Drap d'Alma-
42-inch, Sl.50 from 81.
Silk-and-wocl Crepe Cloth
42-inch, 81 from 81 80.
4S-inch, 81 50 from 81 80.
Fancy weaves:
All-wool Armure stripes
75c from 81
All-WOol Satin Stripe Cord
l5c from 81 70
All-wool Mohair Curl
75c from 81.
MOhair Stripe Camel Hair
l5c from 81.
Silk Embroidered Cashmere
l5c from 81.
81 from 81.
All-wOol Raye Double
81 from 81 %.
All-wsol Mohair Stripe
81 from 81 80.
All-wool Mohair Plaid
81 from 81 80.
All-wool Satin-striped Merveilleux-
Sl25 from 81.
Northwest Of centre.
The sensational Dress Goods
bargain of the season-Pyzntea
Wo0I FZannels, ~ mches q0lae,
50 styles, I8c a 1ard. Before
Saturday the price was 37Hc.
Another surprise-38 lnch
AHa0ooI Zrlcot and German
S1zk-Dl1rea PzalG SIZE. Reg
ular soc goods.
Dress Robes at fragment
prices-$6 to $40 that have
been $40 to SIS.
Only pointers = there are
scores behind every yard and
every pattern.
Southwest and southeast Of oeptre.
Overcoats of Cars treble.
milled Melton, $3.50. The
tip-top of quality and style
Other sorts down to $3.50.
Mems Suits and Boys Suits
just as price-attractive.
Market street side.
OF course there's a bustling
in the Carpet Store. There
must be with
$2.25 Administers at $1.65
$2.25 Wilton's at $I.7o,
85c Tapestries at 75c,
And Smyrna Rug Carpets Z
quarter off in price.
Second floor, Market street side. Four ele
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
nl.--..ted - 49, -

Husband No gicl ycts
Wife-No And I've tried to get one until
I'm worn 0ut.
Husband-Look through tSo "Wan5s'' in
tho paperi
Wife-No; but read every line ia The
Domestic Markets. Tbs papers ara too
stupid for anything. -Pittsb,wc Bulletin
THE queen Of all bees is the husking
bee. You can distinguish her by her red
ear.-Lowell Courier
Speaking Of melodramas, is "Uncle
Toms Cabin" mellow enough for your
Pittsburg Chrenicle.
"Do you know that Young woman who
sings next door2" '0nly by ear. Sun.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25

THE city Of New Orleans has deter
mined to abolish its volunteer FIRE
department gradually. It is over 6fty-
three years old, has a, membership Of
four thousand and operates forty
engines The change was recommended
by the Board Of Underwriters and desired
by the property owners. The city will
buy all the property Of the companies
and come under the head of paid fire
department by degrees. The chief obiec-
tion to the volunteer department was
the political influence OF the association
but there were other objections.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
Gaivaniring the SILVER Question.

Baltimore sun,
There are strong indications that the
silver question Is going to be brought
again into prominence under the present
admin istration.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
Daily day
~ Gnnllavl nnIlu- nnlW

:
Additional Trains
Daily except Saturday and Sunday, leave
Wilmington n D. m +, b. a. o. Junction 23
p. M, Newbridge 6 Al p. m Arrive Mont
chaniD G 50 p. IN.
On Saturday only, viii leave Wilmington at
5l7p m. Arrive at Newbridge at 3 Al p. m.
Leave Wilmington ~ 15 p. m. Arrive at New
bridge 10 80 p. n. and MOntchanin 10 % p: m.
Leave Birdsboro 10 y, m Arrive Reading
SOP. IN. -
Daily Sunday
Daily lex sunday only
Evening journal., 1889-11-25

TnREATs Of murder are rife and fire.
ouent in the Cronin case. 1t seems that
all Of the lawyers and all Of the witnesses
for the prosecution are to be removed.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
KING Rerry DC padels Fall.

New York Herald.
Berry Walls sceptre crumbled to dust
in his hand yesterday when he swore that
he carried Waterbury watch and owned
only two canes.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25

w ILAIINGTCN AND NORTHERN RAIL-
w ROAD. Timetable in effect Nov %, 1883
GOING NORTH.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25

"where is Ininoisf' I'm the city Of
Chicago 'Correci. - III.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
French street 6.4s 8 81 ll.2l -. e.l5 ... 60
ADDITIONAL TRAINS,
Saturday only.

Leave Reading II 90 noon. Arrive Birdshoro
Il y. m. Leave Montchanin 10 p. m, New
bridge 20 j. m. Arriye Wilmin yton / 50 p.
O. junction ~ p. m. Arrive Wilmington
p p. IN.
For connections at Wilmington with p. W.
Il b. r RI. at B. q o. junction with b. 81
o. r. RI, at Chadd's Ford Junction with p.
w. 4 B. r. K >, at Coatesville and Waynes-
burg Junction with Penna. r. r }, at Birds
boro with p. q. r. r. r. and p K RI; At
Reading with p. a r. r. r.. and p. r. R).
see 'iir e-tables at all stations
BOwNKss BltiItis, cen. Passenger AKA
A. q. .MCCAUSLAND. .sureg1ntendent
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
Remnants from the weather shop.

New York Herald.
All the best samples Of weather have
been sold. What we are having now is
simply parcel Of fag ends left over from
the food
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
A Prime Roast.

Philadelphia Press.
The deadly car stove has begun its
Winter campaign somewhat ahead OF
time. II seems fully resolved to rule the
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
p. Pluribus Unum on this Hemisphere.
New York sun.

Here are a few dates Of interest:
1776.-The United States Of America
1924. The United States Of Mexico
1861. The United States OF Colombia
1884 The United States Of Venezuela
1sS0.-The United States Of Brazil
VIII there ever be a United States Of
North and South America, and how
soon?
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
EXCURSIONS.

On and after Wednesday. November 20.
Leave Fourth street wharf for Chester and
philadelphia daily (Sundays included az
T.D0 and iO3U a. M. 1915 and AIS p. NJ.
For Marcus Hook. ~ u. m. and 4. y p. m.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut street wharf.
Iclttl-nLe 40 q
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
Politics in the w. .. a. u.

Mrs. !. Ellen Foster
Has never lost her
Love for the G O = true
Her love for IT'S thicker
Than her hatred for liquOr.
Sae's a G. o. p. " g 4. Z.
---e-.-- ----.t.u.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
We Challenge the world.

Philadelphia Record.
Though paying much higher wages to
skilled labor, the manufacturers right
here on the Delaware can, by reason IF
better industrial organization, superior
machinery and higher mechanical
capacity, produce wares as cheaply as
they can be produced in England, France
or Germany But they cannot sell their
goods as cheaply in foreign markets. be-
cause Of the tartiI-enhanced cost Of raw
materials.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
strings wan SIP some BAY.

Po;tsville Miners Journal
Canada is now the only country in
either Americs that is still tied to her
mothers apron strings.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
New York,s Neglected puty.

Chauncev NJ. nepew.
The Worlds Fair is not a decoration
but duty.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25

Only Four Hundred stockholders.
Philadelphia Ledger.
A Society Trust for each city is among
the possibilities.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25

N.Y. But Our Name Is Popular.
New York Tribune.
The United States Of Australia begin
TO be talked Of.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25
VIM Soon Reach the Bottom.

Philadelphia Times.
Ocean steamship records are so hastily
made nowadays it is no wonder they
break easily.
Evening journal., 1889-11-25

There are strong indications that the
silver question Is going to be brought
again into prominence under the present
administration.
King Berry the DUde's Fall.
New York Herald.
Berry Walls sceptre crumbled to dust
in his hand yesterday when he swore that
he carried Waterbury watch and owned
only two canes.
Remnants from the weather shop.
New York Herald
All the best samples OF weather have
been sold. What we are having now is
simply parcel Of fag ends left over from
the food.
A Prime Roast.
Philadelphia Press.
The deadly car stove has begun its
Winter campaign somewhat ahead OF
time. II seems fully resolved TO rule the
roast.
Strings WIN slip some Say.
Pottsville Miners Journal
Canada is now the only country il
either Ameries that is still tied to hel
mothers apron strings.
wm Soon Reach the Bottom.
/ Philadelphia Times.
Ocean steamship records are so hastily
made nowadays it is no wonder thel
break easily.
Only Four Hundred Stockholders.
Philadelphia Ledger.
A Society Trust for each city is among
the possibilities
myi But Our Name Is Popular.
New York Tribune.
The United States Of Australia begil
to be talked Of
New York's Neglected Duty.
Chauncev NJ. nepew.
The Worlds Fair is not decoration
but duty.
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miscellaneous.

ID ErrsUTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION al 80 FearI'
- S'' 'pp''' 1OUN X. HOPPEL. Manufactured
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RECORDED REAL EsHArE TGANsFERs-N. Y. CITY

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N' l. eiA l.
s3i.st 5, AIS Il Of eth-avc, 17N1o$2; Jos .,
solomon ana vile TO Solomon Lenan 81
9us., s. . 6So M, t. q" wiam DII.. 10000
03l. st n : 100 II q of 7Jh-aNc, 22Xl120i j En-
sign Fuller Louis DaialnS 80; -. -. nom
Naa' 1rSr1 AMI wis mr. 10 To- JGiia Mcneil $1,000
29tl-s, - 40 II " OF MaIie',n-aNe' 2SoAVo'Si
Mary l. sander TO l. ii SAM -. -......:
Frontst, cor Of Cuylcrs Alley, 10 iAo4,i.i
Joseph ID El1Idec au1 wife % James Shltn
l$lst-st b 5. 81 AZ OF mays Az Az 'i gVNa-nA
25X9Jl1 10 132d-stN25Nl991ON6&.O Cornelius y 400
iorney ami wife 10 " II Martin....-........ 9'4Uo
6th.ave, e 5, 493 II 5 OF 36tn-st - oN62.O;
81. ,..,- ITIntng Es1'O t. Oid St-t,l 1sidhu
lo2as 4 zoo 10 a 81 b Bshop $4,000
'4h,si : nv and d wife To- Henry ALoth 80 900
ilStl-st n : 200 IL 2 OF 4tn-tNe 2OA IOuil Johl
~ MeIg .5 10 sisters o. OnaI.S % o. 1900
135th.st IT, : 275 # e Of sth.avc 25N99.11 Carrie.
wife OF Joseph + kcgers to + Boh2e,
Murray Edward Murray -;
lih-syc, cor OF l2Sth-st' 49IlA'o AmaS IL IL ooo
- I'd ida q Puam to Matthew ThCmp,on IL 900
ANi"p' and Ec%abS GRAZ to Adoiph Jaegcr % 800
i2d.st. II = los u Of 5thayc, loNlOO.5i James
T. rolfe., 10 Mary ONcrman. -; 10. -:
n ilep ~ fciercc 70 Emile 445O
''' n6rgi3a com to MIEnie L smon...... 10000
<zs--t. "a :. 10 OF jthaVe, 10XlOO.o; Mary
ONcrton u Caroline TOlfIce- ..-:.--;.---.-
ESQ NEST No. IS. ;. 25 II Of Coumbie-st o.o
Sar,s ptoDorty. Samuel KcmpHcr to NJ MendesOn 10000
N'inS agl Graf to- Georse Fenne SIS $50
Henry Anderson and wife to Elz \ Putnam !
EntNgatCaVe. :. 250 II n OF 1l31-st 1OSAI@O:
u JGaa Knox and wife TO- ID Ln s5n: Adv
S09i same TO same, Z pt....- osoVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
prCnnnEn AIORTGAGEs.

Bishop, Clarence b, to W Il Scott $ 1o2d'st Of
aTc , >Ss5 6 morts T7I ESo cor 4th.ave, ami
Earfcn jC6n' T. 10 II Ramey No. 11s East 04th-st,
CcahCl Catherine to Irish Presbyterian Congregation,
WasnnctYn-,i., and B1ttJy Place, years, $4,000.
Go coral Matthew. Pauline Togerner, 1l2 Essex-st
c'hrt Helen 70 United s onG Trust Co.. 10Th
ID Ne, William. 10 Charles koehier, n 9th-st, Of
Dunn, John Annie = IIasbroucI. s7th-st., Of
same TO 'iiannah HUI, property, years,
y ,nrh. Gcrglc. to German Savings Bank, Goth-st'
Guu,ntig, Caroliuc. to J. L. Graf, II Avenue A
ana eGthst, = years, $1,000.
81 '! y H' .5 od % to Raymond s 0''nS'' o.
H.ala. John. 10 d D Cook, 2Sthst, of 2d-ave.
ktaincy, Edward. to Mutual Life Co. 5
Laioi WIN t. J Il smith, 5 c Modsonave and Goth
Martin, Waller H., 70 J Downcy 131stst, Of
Schcnllrst / yr ~ go
Mcneil. Julia, 70 + II Dugro, 32d-st of Madison
Mckay, John, to 6 II Macdonald. 111th.st Of 4h-
dD6nnc Catharnc. to VIM NOR. 2othst, o
0'NrIang d XII a. zoo 20 7, rt,h, wa,rrst ~
Taylor. susan,o to Bowery Savings Bank 1asthst,
ToYnsna, Henry g. % w Leyeridge, S Oak st,
o., Wilbur, Jeael,9a " to W Haaren. 10Oth.st of
iencl George, 70 } l. Graf and aEo, n cor Ave A
GG,eh2rdt Lena 10 " = Hockey n W cor BIook-ave
Grlcs. Iaac. 80 S } Coga,c II S Madson-st, Lot 3d.
Hcgsgaaoo Adrian G, to Hand exec, 54s Grand.st
some o YIN FedM, same property. 3 yrs $1,000
a 10 Ann Se To En sds PIInf1ry yrs SS 500 ,,
S3i.st Or 9haye ycaT i IS oo0 Savings ''N
49,. ny,c -. hcn,.min J. to II Hyde, sSd.st OF 9th
jaln IatidaY :; Mct,eoli,,n Savings Bank 28ta
~ kc, % lay sry1:. !, yts Ils oo9 ,.o.,
pa'Ssgc-aVe. yrs 81 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
Cost an0 fonno.

NY person holding laying claim to handbook No
"a 22033 Of the Union Dime Savings Institution is no.
Ned to present II az the Bank. book is about to
be issued
I QST OR STOLEN handbook issued by the seaman's
- Bank for Savings NegYOrk 10 the sub, cric err lint
found returned % the Bank Within thirty days from this
date, will apply 70 The Bank Tor q new book
Now.lork, Oct 80 1859. BEIRUT NlLSEN.
I OST-Bank Book No O6lS on Dry Dock Savings
- bank Any person having claims upan sail book Is
called upon "a present tn bank within
tIyH the sai book VIII be declared cancelled AMI
ungu!shed, ana new one issuel In lieu thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

New.York wednesday. Oct. 30.
The following sales he'd at tho Exchange ana
Auction Room to-day:
sy A. II. Muller Son.
zstorv building with lot No 81 East 20ih-st, s.
oao o. ~ 81 1th.aVe 20X92 Francis Duffy. $4,000
BY Richard " Harnett & Co.
as,ory dwelling with lot. No 81 West 95ths n s.
q Of eth.Sve lot oOx1OO. w Dwight $2575o.
by ID. T. Ingraham Co.
3-sory dwelling with lot. 5 i3Sth.st 600 II oil
willisaVe.' lot 16.SxIOO, w Crittcnden. $1,000 -.
similar house with lot, adjoining above. lot 16.eNloO
Samuel Blackwell. $500. ~,
4-story building with lot. 13Sthst, 1882 u Of
Wis-ave, lot l9.0XS5. Mary Griffith, $1,000.
BY VIM Kennedy & Bro
G lots on Tawtrorne-st. L corner Of COoperst ZoN
100 each, sehcerseman. II Brown and f"uicA
Fox 5000. ,,.,...s .. osx
100 EACH Patrick Fox, 1900 ,.,.. -.
lots Kingsbridge Road corner OF Hawthoihe-st
25X1QO each, J IL Brown, S5,9e5. - -, T.
lots, adjoining above, 25Xl00 each. j II bfo"h L
Livingston. Patrick Fox, 1920
BY J. F. b. Smyth
4-story building with lot No 10 East 123d-st; n W
q lth;ayG lot 2oNl0ol1 Bogert g 5S5 adj
Joining above lot 2Ox1OO1l J Newgass, s15,d22 -
Similar building with lot, No 90 Edst l239s~ hu-
Joining above lot 20X10O11, = Bogert, sl3429 -,
similar building with lot. No 81 East l23dSsdt Cd
Joining above, lot 30X10011, Livingston. sIo4VOr
2 similar buildings with lots Nos BIZ ana ola last
l24th-st = 1875 II Of 2dave. lots l9Nl0O4l each
w j Fitzpatrick S3i,OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

NEWELL MARTIN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

There was large attendance at the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday, but prices ruled somewhat lower
No "a East Twentlcth-st, four-story and basement
brick building. on lot 2oN12, sold for 100000 TO
Francis Duffy No. 80 East Twentieth-st., ad-
Joining the Continental Hotel, a three-story and
basement high stoop brick house on lot 25H92
went TO solomon Jacobs for SOS, 600.
The northwest corner of Fourth ave. and ono
hundred twenty third-st being Nos. 81 go, Al
and 73 tho street four fourstory single mats on
lots 20x1o0 each The corner went TO = T. BoSoit Tor
SO A5O. the next 10 J. NewgaSs for Sl5,42o. ;. T.
Bogert took the next at S15,425, and NO 90 went ~
j. Livingston for $1,000. Nos. 3i2 and 3l4 Ea'l
onc-hundrcd- and twenty fourthst two fourstory
single flats, lOis l9N100 each. They sold for Sl'
600 each To J. Fitzpatrick ,,.,,,
There considerable bidding AZ the stsnd OF " ~
lam Kennedy d Bro. when they offered clghtee lu.'
between CoOper-St. and KingsbridJc roa on nav
thOrne-st The corner OF Cooper and Hawthoi ~ :,
brought 1175 and interior lots from 800 to S9O0
each Lots in the rca? OF Cooperst brought go. 20
and $3.50 each. The lois Broadway bfongh, H-vV oI
The corner and from ~ 300 up TO ~ 600 for me IN
terror lots No 90 West Ninety hfthst; Is lou OUT
story and basement dwelling on !ot -VAAOV' ~ soiu
or S25,750 to ". J. Dwight