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PRESIDENT HARRISON, Cardinal Gibbons, Sec-
retary Window, Major Hill, Stephen B. Elkins,
Lieut.. r. NJ. G. Brown, U.S.N., and Private
Secretary Halford were guests at dinner given
by ex-senator Davis at Deer Park last night.
Secretary Window will return to Washington
tomorrow with the President. The President
last evening committed the death sentence of
Martin, the Arkansaw murderer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-31

attachments against the Manyille company Of
Providence in connection with the failure Of
Lewis Bros. 4 Co.
The National bureau Of engraving, one Of
the largest lithographic companies in the coun-
try, with headquarters in Burlington, N. J., II
advertised for sale by the sheri2.
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Ball Games Postponed.

BRooKLYS, N. Y, July s1.-Brooklyn W.
Louisville-botK games postponed account Of
rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-31

NAVAL ORDERs.-Assistant Surgeon Z. H.
Bryant has been ordered to temporary duty on
the iron clads at Richmond, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-31

The PROGRAM OF THE CONCERT to be given
by the Marine band at the Capitol this afternoon
is as follows: March-Juno Williams; Fantasia
The Merchant of Venice, Pensute; Overture
Morning. Noon and Night, Suppe; Invitation a
la Valse, Weber; Romance-Image of the Rose,
Weber lby request); Grand Selection-Paul
Jones, Planquette (first time in America);
Galop-San Facon Hitz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-31

SouTH FRAnISoHAM, MASS, July ST. -waverly
block, owned by Henry Bullard Of Holliston,
and built In 1858, was burned last night with
most of the contents. It was occupied by A. d.
Newton 4 Sons, furniture; w. n. McNulty,
dry goods; Geo. F. Lennon, boots aud shoes;
A II. Bullard, variety store; Adams express
ONCE, horse railroad and other oflosA 1oss,
o00, 900, partly insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-31

To-DAY's BOND OFFERINGs aggregated 90, 100,
as follows. Registered As, $500 at 1873; regis
tered AS, 5000 at 1863; coupon 41ks, o., ,OOO
at 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-31

Gxsrs Su1rs SoounrD
AND PRESSED FOR 81
,cosss 6oe: P.n,s. 25c.: yesss. 25c, Altering and
defvered Tslephone cnu 1872
HAHN, io5 9th sf nv,
ss2 1$2o 32d a.. wsst Wsshington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-31

WABASH, IxD., July s1.-An unknown scoun-
drel threw rock through the window Of pas
senger coach on the northbound Cincinnati,
Wabash and Michigan train Last night and Mis-
Mabel Gray Of Oakheart was hit by flying giass
and her face was severely cut, and other pas-
sengers had marrow escapes- There 10 . clev
to the perpetrator Of the deed and he Win b
arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-31

PARIS, July S1--The Boulangiss throw the
onus Of their defeat on Deputy Turqust who
insisted that Gen. Boulanger contest over 800
cantons. They hold that the general should
have become . candidate only In districb vhere
hope Of success. The government h moro
active than ever IN the work Of getting rid =
Boulangist once holderA Tho nayou q
Rennes, Antrain, and Treignae, al BoulanglgA
have been ousted
I'M oouR uAo BAuxD.
Ths J6vHa1 - Dshab says ~ - oogD
nsdiaa1sd by c.. Dsulangsr - 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-31

MOVEMENTS OF The MIcHIGAN.-Information
was received at the Navy department to-day of
the arrival at Sault Ste Marie on the 9th inst
OF the steamer Michigan, Henry +. Picking
commander. She was TO have departed Nom
day, the 29th, for Lake Superior. The Mich
igan represents the U. S. navy on the great
lakes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-31

BERLIN. July 31.-Emperor William left Will
helmshaven to-day for England His majesty
was accompanied by a squadron of war ships
After the departure Of the emperor the empress
returned to Berlin by railway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-31

The APPLICATION FOR PARDON in the case of
E. l.. Harper, of the Cincinnati Fidelity Ma
tional bank, has been referred to the Attorney
General by the President, together with all the
paper. 1t will probably be disposed of before
another week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-31

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, S330, ,42l; customs, S779,559.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-31

PERsoNAL.-T. Bostwick and r. T. Gather of
New York, and ]. b. Scott of Georgia are at the
Arno.--L Howland, Fl. Adams and w. Red
dali OF New York, and s. Armstead of Phila-
delphia are at the Riggs.-R. Long, r. L..
Morgan and Hon. Jno, ). Wise of New York. N.
Hord of Indiana, H. Howson of Philadelphia,
A. Radfoid OF Virginia, and u. Bean of In
diana are at the Ebbitt L. Thompson
leaves this evening for Atlantic City, N. j.
DIR. Chas. II. Koones has gone to the shores of
the Chesapeake for a ten days vacation.-
Geo. A. Cook of Lock Haven, Conn.,, Geo. L.
Gaines and wife Of Florida, w. w. Holiday of
Wilmington, Del, and Geo. II. Dawes and wife
OF Norfolk, Va, are at the st. Jarnes.--R T..
Phillips and +. Weems of New York, and Mrs.
Glenn Hilton Of Huntington, w. Va, are at
the Hotel Johnson.-Mr. X. +. Mcmillan of
the interstate commerce commission, will leave
tonight for Atlantic City where he will spend
several weeks vacation.--John p. Tillman OF
birmingham, Ala, w. II. Cox. III. c. Cronin
OF Springfield. No., q. II. jackson and ]. @.
Morris Of Pittsburg, and j. B. Whitley oi
New York are at Wizards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-31
sTrouble at the New Naval Observe
tory"

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
You published yesterday ON the first page of
THE STAR, under the heading of Trouble at the
New Naval Observatory" q statement personal
to me, wholly ex parte and grossly erroneous,
as it viii be very easy for me to establish.
Your sense of justice will indicate the propri-
ETY. of inserting this note to enable any person
liable to be led astray by the absurd charges to
suspend opinion until an investigation is had.
WM. II. GIANT,
Assistant Architect New Naval Observatory.
July 81
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THE SEIZED SEALER.
The Important Seal Fishery Question
Again.

TETS GOVERNMENTS DETERMINED ATTITUDE IN
THE MATTER-rHE STATE AND TREASURY DE-
PARTMENrs AGREE IN ENFoRcINa TEE Law
THE QUESTION OF JURrsDIcTIoN.
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A DOUBLE HANGING.


HK rs TAKEN RACK 10 TIE scArToLp, TEE BORE
RxApyusrED, rKx IRAr AGAIN SPRUNG AID HI
DIES Bx Observation-Disclosures or TEE
cRHEs ron WHICH THEY wxsx KxDcurKp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-31

PROPERTY DESTROYED TO TIE EXTENT OF MANY
THOUSANDS or DoLLARs-wAsHouTs PRKvKNr
ALL TRAFFIC IN soxE PLAcEs-soxK LIVES
RxPoRTEp 10 HAvx BEEN LOST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-31

K~ COMMUTATION TICKETS.
Coupon books containing 90 tickets, transferable
good on all lines of the Herdc for sale at the
Companys offices, 10th and SITS. se. and 1912 st.
NV, and at the following drug stores
i. PIIZER 4 CO., sol T. Capitol ST.
I. l.. OGkAM, 12ll Penns. ave. NV
i. McC. CRISWELI., 1101 st. NV
A. sCHAFHIRT, North Capitol and st
ROBT SCHOLL, 21st and est.
Price. S3 40. telS-2m
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". II sHUSTER 4 sONS

80 PENN. AVE. NV.
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Another prominent official intimated that the
case of the seizure and search of the Triumph,
which was afterward released because no seal
skins were found on board, might be more
serious matter than the detention and seizure OF
the Black Diamond, for. it involved the right Of
the United States to seize and search sus-
pected vessels outside of what is conceded to
be the limits of the jurisdiction OF the United
States. This government he said. claims that
right within limit not yet acknowledged by
England, and the settlement Of the question
after all, il to be one Of jurisdiction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-31

- BOARDS AND BOARDS!!i
LUMBER VERY LOW
SIXTH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. NV.
GOOD VA. BOARDS AT s125 PER 100 FEET.
This Lumber is clean. bright and of any width and
length in use.
LIBBEY, BITTINGER MILLER,
Jy6-3m Dealers in Lumber and Mill Work.
H~ NET PRICES. BUT THE LOWEST.
Gas Fixtures and Lamps, Good Assortment
Chandeliers. Rochester Lamps &c
Call and examine.
c. A. MUDDIMAN,
y23-3m 1206 St
HS THE REMAINDER OF SLATE MANTELs,
CRATES AND SUMMER PIECES
must be closed out at once. prices less than one
half former retail price" Goods stored until pur-
chasers ready to them.
J. +. MANNING.
,y9-1m 1920 Pa ave. NV.
R, CERTIFICATES OF STOCK, CHEQUES
~ and other securities. Comneyial ltho-
grsphy and designing. A. g. GEDNEY,
jail 10th and d streets post bpiidingJ
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Railroads..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey.

FOOT os LIE El1sS q Ns Sa TO- 1850
90 p: for sna sepsntSn Teadrs Harrisburg
~ % m for Pennington. E's'on. Bethlehem AI'n"~n
AsS~s S.plS @aRs:ssSs 9 s.assas
HsfriSburg Pottzyille. Tamaqus shamOkin. sunbuJ
90 p m Tor Feningion. Ess.e3 Be'hsssm Allen
town, Msuch cnnk Re1dpg Hsrr-evIg P2s1ils ste
Chunk &ilkesbarrs scranton Ism&9Ga saa%ok Es:,o
ssS FOR for s1s H@Hin and ' Fenas9 'sS's
5S5 D. m for Esston. Bethlehem. Allentown. Msueh
Sns1s Eesd ng ,oP Tassn VII III"
90 e. m sahdsys. for Easson. Bethlehem. Allentown
% NJ sunday. for Eas'On. Bethlehem Allentown
and Point Pe5sant l:So; siS II Is 6o a m 90 90
su% S is S e f:s: ss
II p e y ssS a md s kssgss;
For Toms Rive and Barnsgat 80, 8 rs m. 90
FoE ? Atlantic City. vins.Od and Brldse'Or. go
= Fox Perth Amsoy 90 sis 10 80 1115.@
''OV D. SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
Via Genital r. T. OF NewJeIsey Philadelphia and Reading
Il b. and Baltimore and OHIO Il r. leave foot Of Libssy
gof FaAnadelphla e 4;oSSs 74SSS s;so 100
night sgNDAYs $50 o 80 = m 90. 500 500 zoo
bs%e: and ws,A,Hs5s sc esSg Il
n' me- s-S2s nsSs have oodHeetoS of RsaaHs
fieket9 PsEiss b procured T. gel
i3S,hst ia E,s;. iSsth;:t Sew-YorE; couricss SEQ
~ TTaoaway will cali for and eh.ct
baggage rom hotel residence.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Cronk John and wife William Rdabock. .
1O1st-st. OF 9th-ave instalments, sl,4o.
CuFnen. Lawrence u Lucy A Ledwith n 3sthst
9thsaye. instalments, $4,000.
Cohen. Henrietta. to Maggie Schwsb. W Clnton-st
Grsndst, years. sl2, 600 -, --..
Feiner. Solomon and Sarah TO Joseph Kasse, essex
81. Hester-st . years. $500.
Goldstein Samuel and wife. 10 John feehan ana
Heinrich. John. Margaret Dennerlein. i6osh'
ST. Eltonsve, years $500
Kroner. sylvester and another. Rebecea 1ngsf
soil. 15Sth-st COurtlandtave. years. 81 400.
Hester-st years. mortgages, Sl4,0|D
Lennon. William r, and wife. 10 William Haips Sons
g9th.st, e Of 9th-aye, ! year si5 600.
Avenue A, year, $1,000.
Wheaton Esther A. to Frederick A. Wheaton, .
l35thst. e OF 7th-aye, ! year. $4,000 -.
Foley, Ellen. 70 Emgrant Industrial Savings Bank -
Warrington. st. OF Beihune-st. / year, 80 600
Avenue and 4th-st, years 500 900. ~.
Hickey Teresa II. ann James, to Lambert Suydam sSs
531 and 533 Waerst and 81 Jererson-st years sSSo
Kervan, Charles, and Matthew {, % samuel r Iy"t'
Willisave, OF 141st.st years. ~, 800. g..
Lawrence Cora J., % Domestic Foreign Missionary SO
81 the Prot Epis Church in s. 23dst =" OF sun
ave- , years. $4,000. $500, - ry,,,oI q
Mellmann Henry. and wife. 70 AdolRh G. Hup'ei'
Hall Place, : Of 167thst. l wear. s525 . 19t,h
Robinson. Gilbert. IT,, n Lambert suyaa"' IL
ST.. Q 7th-ave. / year s7,j01. v.A, 90 900
Same and wife T. same same pr9pe sr2. seS5ugS
l2oth-st @ SHAVE, demanf sl0o0o .,, s,.nh.n. M
Struckhauen. Henry and wife 10 Joseph S'oPno"e' -''
200 Fast 70ths insalls - MAYER losu,.
Smiyh Frank f. aud wife 20 Hio'''' ''''' ~
ST. 7th-aye. demand ~ 500. r.wrence Ma ao3 Eat
smith Cora A. o. Sophie C. Ls"rehce' NO 'Vo E$>'
1sthst. inseills p, 800 . rona. We'll and another Ma
Schlesinger, Abraham, noS So ~ $3.50 "
lo III 10 Solomon Jacobs, East Broat
way, OF Pke-st, lhstaIH, r,
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ENGINEERS oFFIcE, n,ncr

NEW.YOKK BROOKLYN BRIDGE. 100
RROOKLYN, December >, 1859;
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- once Of the New.York Brooklyn Bridge, corner OF
Washington and Nassau streets BroOkyn until II O'Clock
noon Monday December oh. 1889, for Illuminating anu
Lubricating Oils ,., -. - os,.o
OF the Chief Engineer & Sup'L .,
Each proposal must accompanied by certified cheek
the amount Of the proposed Contract W
DO returned To all but IN, successful bidder $500,
-'0 G. &. MARTIN,
Chief Engineer SupL
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~ OVEMBER 22d, 18S9.-Sealed proposals
y will be- received a. the once OF the SuPyavis;mg
ton d. c. and opened at p NJ OF the ION Gay Oh De,
ceniber sso, for the purchase OF oAeR morse Sn nj
East Bue I'M Maine Envelopes should be MIN lndI H sea
Me The right 20 reject any bids i reserved me
articles and Inventory b. seen and any mo on
obtained. by applying TO CHAl'Lf~o \ Niih' A'
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AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM 50o sEWART BUILDING, $50 BROADWAY.
wv NEW .YORhA November 49, 1889
Two CONTRACTORS.
L BIDS or Proposals for two pairs Of horizontal tn:
bular boilers aud appurtenances required FOR stationary
hoistng engines Shaft No % on Section II OF the
New koucfuct as called for In Tn, approved forms OF
conrrac and Specifications he the onice OF the
Aoneduct Commissioners. will be received this once
nnttu o,clock u. m. December II, 1889. which
mac, and hour they Will be publicly opened and read nv
H. Aonsduct Commissioner and the award for doing
aid work viii be made BY sid Commissioners a. soon
thereafter a. possible ,
aud ma ar proposals ana proper envelopes their en-
cosupa can be- obtained the above ONCE OF the Aouc
duct Comm ssoners on application % she Secretary by
oFder y, the AQueduct Commissioners
JON" - Secretary President
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Proposals.
Jacksonville, IND. Novemb,

IEFFERSONVlLLE IND, November 81
Iss9-sealed proposals. in rplieate subject to usual
centraI standard me saturday the 25th day Of Deem
her isSo for furnishing the O. VI Depot here, various
of such stationery hand
carts wagon parts range and stove castings, rubber hose
nanters' carpenters and sadders tools, miscellaneous
hsrdU are etc Preference will be given To articles or
domestic production manufacture conditions OF Qusly
and nce Including the price Of foreign productions or
manufacturers the duty thereon being equal Governments
roser,rs the right any or all pioposd ana 10
accent The hole or any part OF the supplies bid Tor Al
information furnished application 10 THIS once IN
vslon.s containing proposal, should be marked Ffo-
nnsa1s for Ouartermt-ters StOesH and addressed TO
HENRY G. HODGES Assistant Ouartefuldee'-"c"
L. : Army. Depot Quartermaster
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RAILROADS..

Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
y RAILROAD.
The Standard Railway of America!
STONE BALLAST AND STONE BRIDGES.
PROTECTED ny THE
TNTERLOcKING SWITCH
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM
The Scenic Line the West
AND IHE ROUTE THE.
CELEBRATED Pennsylvania LIMITED,
The Ideal Railway Train Of the Nineteenth Century
~
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot of De.bro..es and
Cortnndt sfs, afording passengers Grand View Of
the Harbor. the shipping, the Brooklyn Bridge Gov
ernors Island, and the Liberty followsi-
On and after November 10Th, 1859.
THE FAST LINE.
tse @est Pullman vestbuie BGfeI sleeping Gar Sew.
f New d1n1yo yqmah sssyi0 se Fa5 S
A90.a "a e Chicago and pltt.burg Cincinnati GsyS
Nyi-'-S leaving NrH- iOih Oh
FL Aa' Lock S%nnS: 70. sad
THR PENysYLvAxIA LIMITED.
DsMs aS Sac sS q pRan pona
smoking and Observation Car: Containing isdies and
p sGH SS q ARd
ia ap9 g. %S %o 'l fadaga ssc
ST. LOUIS CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
s ans 9 York s. 1 Eou Pullman XOgs sspnS
oGanibSaS and pn9 & cGaeh ,l
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
hPpa- ana s?anf s fp Su n D7:
euie Sleeping Car NewYork 70 s.. Louis New YORK 70
Fsl, Nsw-York 70 Pt'5gIg', Peansy yanIa Ealroat
D1ing lar Ns"fok 70 Phllate pha Through every
Saturday. Passes Jamestown BY daylight
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Alsgaen.ss and runs through the c9nemsush valey IL
the %y2r.ing Pu man Yestbue Buffet Sleeping Car
eF1 F VALLEY sa cS9asc % .sao y ana 70,
keep, sstgrda Ss I'll Regions Cleveland and Columbus
e. e. % and ,5g P Rsso
90 IL o, a. n: 90, 40 ard 30 D. Sundays.
BALTIMORE, washington AND THE SOUTH.
Washington Limited Express OF Pullman Paror Cars
$50 M and Commissioned tS I1 t daily Ivy" With
Din'n 49, Ia, a. 20 n arrive washington 40 D.
90 10 8 80 30 and % D. n. and Il is night
a. 3
M and 70 Is night For points CHESAPEAKE and
ono h@i,W.y ana inennati sIeepers Dining Car and
rok SStfHGSn IhY 70 g f day Ca. M week
roR oN R1P NY pdiS 9 PIT TeS T4 a'y and
mediate stations Via Railway and Amboy, 10 m.
u % noon 40 and 10 D. m. On Sunday as
N. and 90 p. ~ do not stop az Asbury Park.
For Old Point and Norfolk, via New-York. Philadelphia
Norfolk RAILROAD 90 a m. daily, except Sunday
and 90 p n; daily; via Baltimore and Bay Line. 10
.. m week days
Boat o. "BroOkyn Anneyr connect with all through
trains AZ Jersey CITY, aaording speedy and direc.
transfer FOR Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Ezpress uains leave - fODowe.-
lI5. Q 20 20. $; 90, so; 40 Chicago Limited,
100 "a. a. NJ, y 20 100 21oa 90. 80, zoo.
2g9t. Aec9mmoiaton II 10 % q M, 4 80 80 and and
90 Llmtciy. and 10 a. m, 90. 800. 4. 30, ..
g:3o, and .. H.. and y Is night Accommo-
Trains leaving Sew-York daily except Sunday. At 90
. and u 10 a. m. l, 10. 4. D. m. and 10 m.
Ticket Onces 'Nos l. 43j. $40 and 944 Broadway /
House and foot Of Dcsbrosses and Coriandt
Cour-st. and Brooklyn Annex Station foot OF Fulton.
St. Brooklyn IS Huison-st.. HobOken; Station. Jersey
CITY: EmGrant Ticket ONCE Caste Garden.
The New York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences.
CHAS. + PUGH. j. X. WOOD.
General Manager. General PaSs'r Agent
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REAL ESTATE,
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

Ney.rork, SATURDAY. ssv ~
Room me REALIZED ;. De i1s an
ending With ssaTday 81 Sy rss 3d. wa .s
s s. tor The month Of November rssAa :
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
FOR me pIe.en. week. ending with SATURDAY, Ds.zs
TO-DAY tMoNDAY). DECEMBER
No. g 2s. 7 . lot 2 ssS .. ssd
each, West 95th-st 100 Il " Of g,Aaye ~ DIVA
TUESDAY. DECEMBER g.
Partition .H, sale Cs p lslco sH22 e1loos ara ~.
ESee1toSs sale lot 24iAiOSs and tsssy o. % osk -
as: as Eat H. sa' 99ss6o To- IN. and a.c synss
and g East ilSth-ss 80 e . tsS-ass: =" :"
80 We: ems; ns,sI 81 q sAf sf E:
:,qy dwelling. 80 We! ISIS. 'rO q s ed a..
l.lssS = a.sIg 'S:ns g s.:s ' L .;,
fPss%s Sf c. :? s5 snd = s. East S
Of loth;.ye lot 24IlHico. on Bsssys-d. ~.
n $. OF 5th-sve; lots 251l00 each On l7srb.
corner Anthonyave. ~
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 4.
r,. rqs' 'g'' e%asi S lea SIP ?'I S s
S,tory house NO 9 norasios, q Grsen 1S .sa
5.tory fat No i5a west 2ota-s i; IL aissiS "a
THURSDAY. DC. s.
sr. gGrss'' Sc 81 sale YVES. g y: lSioo .oy
s.HsVs iSs issoo il saeh sas .al i' sous. NJ:
g + ss w Ss. 'a and - io Me-: 2s
Io,s 2s1io2 Nos IS and p Wei s2 Of s,S',y.
rnent house. No 3o5 West 47th-st I2g,h. p spsrt
ave Tot; 25x1oo5. and 4,tOry d~.sins ~ OF sth-
5sth-st $50 n OF shave ! lot osrino oI wet
house, No. 2oli 2hsye, :, 75iI Il o: insl,,,seoy
Partition sale lots 209XJ0 and 3SforT hrtis, .tns
20 and - Hester-st, corner Lgt0E-ss; Iss Nos
100, and 2s,orv and 6-story buildings No ia ~ OAK
3, - II Of BroOmest lot 25NiOO ana Ss.o.1 psy
ing No. 40 CliniOn-st. n u Grznd-s Il; .ge a1
30 7xls 9xl00. and 3-tory dwelling No ia p,cc.ssx
- go n OF Attorneys, Public auction / ~. as
1oos and 2-story dwelling No ia Ess: s2dsI 50 -
FRIDAY. DEC g.
Foreclosure sale. / lot 2jNlOO ard 3-s,orv hor.. ~
LOO W0oster.st Of Hou-tonst ] plot q land snr
Id 2Nrregxlll2, and 5-st0ry building No, AID 80
-2l Broome-st - y - Crosby-st lot % oyIncx
and 5-story building, No 20 Olyer-st ; 100 n /, =.
theTy.st lease Of lot 2jyl46. and 3story hous4 .ad
story factory No. 1913 Chrysfie-s > "A % Del,neey.
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