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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-27
CeaaI Notices.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW.
i York to all persons interested in the estate OF
William k Curry assigned TO William !ewett for the
benefit OF creditors- 49, ,,os "a roo,,,.a o..
You and each OF you are ns'eSs n pess to the
clty and County NewYork at special term thereof
~ be held al The In City OF New YORK on
the 18th day January 1880. at IL o'clock In the fore
noon then show cause why a settlement o!
the account OF the said assignee should not be had and
no cause lie shown attend the final settlement OF SAID
account. .,.,,-,,o,, - , A., -,
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF l have caused the sea-
Of Court Of Common Pleas 10 be hereto sxed VIII
MSS Hon Henry w BoOkstaver, Of the Judges d
said Court this 26th day OF November 1880.
H. s. S. JONES, Clerk
Sackett Lang Reed & McKewan,
Attorneys for Assignee,
81 Park Row, n. Y. City.
To Frank 4 Messinger r. Of Boston Massachusetts, :.
by publication pursuant To order made by the Hon.
Henry W. Booksaver. OF the Judges OF the Court
Common Pleas for the City and County OF New York
Special Term thereof and entered I'm the office o the ces
Of said Court the ODD day OF November, 1889.
Dated November o. 1850.
SACKETT. LANG, REED & McKEwAN,
Attorneys for ASSIGNEE
81 Park Row, n. Y. CITY.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

~ FooT OF LIBERTY.sr.. NoRTH, RIVER.
oo Time Ta 81 of N SH,STdSa 10 SS.
Chunk. wikesbarre and Scranton Reading Harrisburg.
100 g. m. FOR bennington, EastOn. Bethlehem Allen.
si5 a. N. for Lake HopatcOng, Easton Bethlehem.
Allentown, Mauch Chunk, Wikesbarre scranton. Read.
1aF IsTsSars W an'qu' snam0Ain
& for EaSS& sshS9S@ Mauch
a3o 2 n 70: Fe@ingtoaS Lake hoPatcOng, EastOn.
i5 ,. m. for Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch
Chunk Reading Harrisburg etc On Sundays at 80
100 a. m. SUNDAYS for EaSton, Bethlehem. Allen.
90 p. m. Sundays. for Easton. bethlehem. Allen
town. Mauch Chunk and Pottslie.
aa &f Ranf F pH's '9f tarh G'Ss
trains Do not sop ocean SS Grove
For Monmouth Beach seabright, etc.. at 30 rs
For Atlantic Iilghiands, Via Maayan and Keyport
80 Sis m, l 100. 4:45. $50 p, m. Sundays.
''Y For :" lakewood T 30 SIS a. m 90 20 445 M
For Toms River and Barnegat 4 80 s 10 m. 100.
FOR Atlantic City. vneand and BrdgetOn, 4 80 M.
For Perth Amboy 30 500 s:15 10 30 II rs a. M
100, 90 AS 5 30 6:1O. s 80 p. Sundays, 90
d. III" sHSoRTEsT AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
Via Central T. r. Of NewJersey Philadelphia and Reading
r r. Baltimore and Ohio r. H., leave foot Of Liberty
For Philadelphia at oo 7:45 30 II 100 am 80.
sG NS S2S 80 &c. $50 80 o? co. oO % n p
Baltimore and Washington daily at 80 4 90 lex
Trains leaving at :i5, II 90 a. m. ! 30 90 100.
S S Fots n'EES S nave '0''0 '0' reading mar
Tickets ard Parop Car seats can &c procured at a. col
25th.s 1874 East l25th-st New.York; Courtst., 500
fS Ks 4s%sr company viii call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence
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THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY
FOR JANUARY.

CONTENTS.
THE FUTURE SITUS OF THE COTTON MANU-.
FACIURE OF TH UNITED STATES. BY Edward
PUBLIC SCHOOLS As AFFECTING CRIME AND
VICE. By Benjamin Reece
THE TAoUIST RELIGION. BY Warren G. Benton.
bert SPENCE Frederick Greenwood Professor Huxley,
TWO AND A HALF PER CENT. BY George lies.
THE RARE FORMS OF ORCHIDS By j. Dybow.
iRIiGATioN OF ARID LANDS. BY Henry j.
Palm TREES AND THEIR USES. BY NJ J. Pos.
son HARVEST FROM THE OCEAN. BY Professor
" BIRDS BIRDS WITH TEETH By Otto Never. Pm. D. III.
THE EFFECT OF CAVE LIFE on ANNALS AND
ITS BEARING on THE EVOLUTION THEORY BY
TiiE r1 CHINESE THEORY OF EVOLUTION. By
~o ssiKETcH OF ALEXANDER WILSON. with Por-
'coRREsPoNDENCE; Farming and the Tarif-A
TESTIMONIES TABLE: Tolstoi's Confession. The
Tand Questionable Twentieth Birthday Of Mature"
LITERARY NOTICES. POPULAR MISCELLANY
NOTES
Price so cents Single Number $500 per Annum
II APPLETON 81 CO., Publishers NewYork.
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Mem pnblirGtlons.
A BRILLIANT NUMBER
"A THIS WEEK OF THE
HOME JOIRNAL

Among the list of contributions TWO CHRISTMAS
POEMS. "THE DOMINANT SEVENTH" new story 6y
Kate T.. Clark. CHRISTMAS NtCRoh0GH oy ~ ID H.
Runce SHAKESPEARE A. 4 MUSICIAN, by Dr..
Austen S. Pcarce. INVITATIONS OF MODERN Sol
ENCE by Mrs Chambers X etchum. CONGlsAII La
TIONS by the Editor. SOCIAL NOTES AND CON
MENTS by 4 T. Lancaster. THE BARYE EXHlBl
ZION by Master Critic Besides these there stories.
sketches letters from Paris and elsewhere nNe
rolumns of book criticism. column on the drama with
tepOrts leading social events and meange OF good
reading. or sale where. . cents.
MORRIS PHILLIPS q CO., 24O Broadway. n. Y.
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| THE NEW s YEAR! o NEW YEAR,
NEW AND TRUE MUSIC BOOKS.

NEW AND TRUE MUSIC BOOKS.
CHOICE SACRED SOLOS, "a fine songs..............s1
CHOICE SACRED SOLOS, for Low Voice, 40 gs-...s1
SONG CLASSICS Soprano and Tenor, 80 songs..-.Sl
SONG CLASSICS Low Voice, AZ songs -..--....--.-sl
CLASSIC BARITONE AND BASS SONGS 81
CLASSIC TENOR SONGS SO songs
CLASSIC VOCAL DUETS, the very best....---.----sl
EVERESTS ALBUM OF SONGS, good selections. 800 81
MAUD V. WHITES ALBUM, tasteful songs 81
SULLIVAN'S VOCAL ALBUM. a masters work. 81
POPULAR SONG COLLECTION, 81 good songs....-.s 81
GOOD OLD SONGS WE USED TO SING, 115 songs. 81
COLLEGE SONGS 1904 600 sold. SOC
COLLEGE SONGS for BANJO; for GUITAR; each. 81
RHYMES AND TUNES; Osgood Sweet home music. 81
INSTRUMENTAL.
PIANO CLASSICS, Vol 1, A pieces
PIANO CLASSICS Vol o 81 pieces
CLASSICAL PIANIST, az pieces
POPULAR PIANO COLLECTION, 81 pieces. 81
POLAR DANCE MUSIC COLLECTION......-".--.sl
KoI ,G PEOPLES CLASSICS, 81 easy peces..""....s1
The above all superior books
Any book mailed for retail price.
OLIVER DITSON COMPANY, Boston.
C. H. DITSON e. CO.,
s67 Broadway, New-York.
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Oantlna a rao cmlee.

A LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S los West 5s,b :,
n New classes in dancing immeda lately after IN" h,I
DAYS advanced classes Saturday morning. an carly
cation desirable Private lessons any time BY appol
A --CARrIERS DANCING ACADEMY, 80 5th.sve
"A. bet 18th and l4th tPyae and class lessons all
Ire GARMO, Tuesday and Saturday Afternoons
~ 543 FIFTH-AVE 45th-st).
Other Glasses 30 WEST S5fH- 81
4, GORGE WALLACEs SCHOOLS, 20 West 59th.s,
u and HARLEM 80 and 81 West l26th.st--C ircular
Adults and children's classes
nlR. P HARVARD REILLY master OF dancing. has
Nl from Europe; private classes specially
643 5th.ave. No circulars sent BY mail.
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For Roth SeXes-City.


r1pCriARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS, fkEbi s'Sso
a. whether FOL boys girls; city or cogutmhhyt Y
AVERY American School Bureau, = "ess i1'"'e'' Az -
r,rp1ITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, W. z9th asch
conysrssGonal knowledge in few terms sIV phSia'
,r,.i lesson free Branches In BrooFy b9seoH' i"'"
dclphia Washington. Chicago Berlin ana IaIle, -
DRTFNDSi SEMINARY, Rutherford Place, oPp ca,e
stuyyessnt Square. Thrteth year; if et1eo
p-us,y and Kindergarten Departments specla ra
Non 70 English studies Thorough courses o.
nsratory for Columbia College or Tor scnoois W
So extra charges Catalogues upon sppnca'ion' op0"'
9th mo- Es sSBtR i'h a. H. ALLEN C. E. Principal
2, pr. KTYG OF PACKARDS, IT MIGHT BE WE'LL
- m remember that from January 70 July Is TlA
months and that during that period goou usa Tan ~
in the practical branches there taught In sA
months one can fair knowledge OF bo9kEeephg anu
aritbmete establish good handwriting furDsh up IN us
sn ~ I'm and in become fair accountant III
he possibe that time to learn shortheno anu p
rftine 40 as to work OF stenoglapher Az any
rate there is place under the sun where any better
nroqrss can be made all along the line Packards Is
institution Of thrtyone years standing ~
moro fsvorahy known and by more families than any oth
school il does not live ON us reputa0h III
I'm the line progress IL keeps up with the times III
fact Il leads all matters OF improvement there
nothing slow commonplace about IT, It's students
get good places they want them and they are al proud
~ their school A few students and only lev" can
10 Accommodated on LIST OF January: II is well u
make during the holidays. For that purpose
the office will be Oren every day, except Christmas and
New Years 1t would be well 70 call personally III that
o"ino' w wv s s. PACKARD, President
101 East 23d-st.
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THE BooK. OF oPEN.AlG SPORTS octave, 500
illustrated The standard authority on
American openair amu-rncnts. l.uos Tor sailing, swim
ming ball playing, shooting horseback riding &c, &c. In
Luil' ~ PVlJ4nid ths tribune. New-A ork
Entertaining universally compnmened by tia press.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bostwick, Homer, 20 w r Bronx, 12th.st. Of
Broadway year, IL 900.
Bateman Belle, to Dawson, 5th-sve, Of
Clinton Place, Lease, instalments, 81 300.
Betterusn Isaac, to Mutual Life Insurance Co, .
99th-st OF 5th-ave year $4,000
; Begg, Alicia d, to b Hayes, 1l6th-ss, " Of
Fsrchd, Clara, 70 WIN II Hutton, excrs, 121st-st.
g Manhattan-ave, $4.5S5.
friedmann, jonathan. to the Bowery savings Bank.
: 1st-ave n 92d-st, 3 years, morris, S22, 600.
Freund, Philip to Buschendorf, 5sd-st, Of 80.
ave, 8 years, Sc, 600.
Calls, Antonio, q N Manchester, n ll2thst. " Of
HoIzderber, Henrietta Irving Savings Insueu-
ton 42d-st, OF 9thave, morris, year, $4,000.
Herlich, Catharine, ). f.. Bernheimer Sth-st,
e OF Avenue u, demand. - 1000
Muvfhill, Z j, New-York Life Insurance Co, n
lO7thst, or 4th-a,e, 4 years, morris, $4,000.
Merritt Augusta F, to Lanier, trus, 4thave
OF 20th-st, years, S3,c -.
Moebus John A, TO All Hupfel, n 154thst, 81
Courtandtave, years So, 600.
Reid, Walter, TO X Kendall, 8 e2dst OF 5th-ave,
years, S52 500. 80 -
1 $500.
Reinhardt, Henry, to Fox, Avenue B, Of 7th-ss
j year, $1,000
Schwarzkopf, Segmund, 70 Zobei, s 1stave
n OF 6ytn-st, 2 years $4,000.
Styles, Fred, to Ehrman & Simon Manufacturing C.
120th.st e OF 6th-ave. notes, 81, ABB.
Weber, Louis, TO German Savings Bank, SIsh-sa
OF 2dave, $1,000.
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Musical instruction.

DANJo and GUITAR taught in twenty private lessons
- with without the aid OF notes HENRY u DUB
SON. 1870 Broadway, between 32d and 33d sts
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The both day and evening closes Will
begin Thursday, January ,. 1890.
New classes will be formed a. follows:
ART DEPART MENT.
limited number of pupils will BE- admitted TO the morn
ing classes rcehand drawing design and wood carving,
afternoon classes in frceh1nd drawing and wood
carving the evening CLASSES in decorative design,
wood carving. clay modelling. freehand mechanical and
architectural drawing. -. .,..-.-
DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE.
Morning, afternoon and evening classes IN cooking,
sewing essmaking. millinery, ART ntcdeWolk. hygiene
and nursing, laundry and domestic economy. . .
a SATURDAY morning cas- Tor children has been added
o nPedrwork course, also cOugse OF Twelve
cookery the cooking department
pEpAItIhE IN / OF MECHANIC ARTS.
Evening classes tuning pattern making and machine
electrical cCnSruCtiOnlectures and laboratory
work Applicants be az least cnteeE years Of age
classes In carpentry and f1lgng, Tor boys
fourteen years OF age " over. 100000.
DEPARTMENT OF VOCAL, MUSIC.
evening classes in vocal music including voice
sghtrcading, tar-tTairing pdrtsinglng, etc
Glasses Will formed both I'm Tonic Sofia and stan
Notation bgnncrs and for advanced pupils also classes
for normal training ,o TIT,
Tonic Sol aists holding the Elementary Certificate VIII
be admitted TO the Choral Society
For further information, apply TO - . ..
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On The Prod produce Exchange today the' butter market
i9c dsiries finest ISazoc fine, i5dl7c eggs I9G20c
- Cincinnati Dec. Cotton steady quiet middIng,
1000 shipments 400 Ds Corn rev weaker ak isc Nd
TNeG 5o SS oa'i easy NO. mixed 2i3 Rye
% 7oas1 o. Bulkmeots IL light demand short rib,
quiet; sales. SOB bbls finished goods basis 81 o.
bG n e ~. 2gs a cho g ds ISa
Orleans $50 legs supplies accumuating lower;
Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. 2e-F1our duh and steady
Wheat quiet NO. spring on tract cash BATE May
2ss a2oe oats slow No. white on track a@iad 2
Rye easier; NO IN store 44l2dii',c. Barley steady
lard Butter steady dairy is%so fo Egg n sr gs
kescpFoar $500 bbs wheat, % 500 pnsh Sagsy
1,ooO bush barley. 5000 bush
s5 Dss 6r @ light Rye -four
for %arkos was da re sd SsE 100 So
e5c fair to good milling wheat 7sas5c choice fancy
January sSSi &c February, s2sdsSc March ssa CSC
Offerings for carrots on local markt were I rad, mos 5oM
old No. mt, mixed IN grain depot, &c new No high
d sE anS s' SsseG 49, 'sl@s5 for No. local
q %H Re2ssR MscS ansss sS.o: .ts S
32c; no. white, aO2dS6-e NO 2 white nc futures
January SOl. d3Oas February 8o4 asosc March 500
al hggs steady pennsyyanis 1rsts Zoe Other
500 bush corn 30 100 bush; oats 4 800 bush ship;
bush.
ST. Louis, Dec. 2e:-Flour very quiet wheat-The
market ruled dun lstless TIL session.
selling heavy and the close was ac above Tues.
day No red cash, 77gd77Sc December. II ec closed
closed 77'e asked Corn lower No mixed cash 2Ssse;
December closed at 20hd25Lc asked; 25asd2J nc
nominal January, 2j'aa25sc asked February, 26i2c
asked March. PC May p &c bid July. 20as. Oats
loc bid. Rye in better demand 45c for No. .. Barley
More doing Minnesota JSc Wisconsin February delivery
SOC. IIsyPrare. Sass timothy. $5Gsl2 so according
70 condition. Bran dull at f2d i3c Lead unchanged.
Butter dull Eggs lower free sellers at 6c good with
15c bid. Cornmeal; ~ 55at1 60. Whsxcy. 81 or Pro-
visions dun only small demand prices quOtaby
changed. Recept,-FlOur. 1000 bbs wheat. O.0OO
bush 4j3 900 bush oats - 600 bush 900 bush
barley 80 goo bush Shipments 600 bbls wheat
coo corn i0l 600 bush oats % 600 bush rye
:, 900 bush barley 5000 bush.
Toledo Ohio Dec. 26.-Wheat dull. firm: cash and De-
oeUbcr, Sic January. SHE MAY. s5isc Corn active
easier cash. 32c MAY, 33bc. oats quiet No. white
2fi2c. Cloyerseed dull steady cash December and Jan
uary ~ so Recepts-Wheat, 1885 bush corn, q. 2O2
bush coverseed 621 bags Shpncnts-Wheat } J9l
bush corn 400 bush; oats, GOO bush; rye 1853 bush
cOverseci 322 bags.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C. &

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c. g.
station NewYork, follows and hfteen minutes earlier
from foot Of yay.st, N T.; Chicago, Detroit, L1ndon
'5:I5 Sis p M Toronto, 0:55, 4 NJ, IS is Is
?. Montreal, Canada East, 0:lo p. m. Niagara
fls syracuse Utica and principal Intermediate stations,
Tor Utica only Kingston SaugertIes, Catskill Albany
s15 = rs ,9;55 s u y9 M and igd Is, g. '9:ls,
g 80 I'll As D. m. HayerstSw ,s:25 3: m, :I5'
Fails Toronto Detroit Chicago and s.. Louis, DAILY
Daily except Saturday,. Other trains daily except
ali 80 q. m IS 40 ,. Tohoken West shore station,
all 90 a. m - AS d. m. For tickets, timetables or
information, apply At Offices Booklyn-383 Washington.
s.. 726 Fultoh:st, Annex ONCE foot OF fuonst New.
Bowery. IL PARK place, GO West 125h-st, and West
Shore Stntion, foot ~ West 42dst and foot Of Javsi
n r. westcotps Express calls for and checks baggage
from hotels and resId noes. c. y. lAMRERT. General
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Dauciuu Academies.

n UR OWN ACADEMY FOR DANClM,@. o9 cIasse.
~ AZ Uoses higgins IropAfternoon am evening
,er o,,arter OF lessons, s5 Waltz GU AKANInElv,'
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Brooklyn.

L TYcrson.st. between DeKalb and willoughby Ayes.
Brooklyn. y. Y.
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Jedrhcrs.

A TUTORS, goyernesses professors, teachers, all
"A branches, supplied schools and families School
culafs for parents. Modern languages spoken. MIRIAM
C0YRlERE 81 T. 17th-st, bet 4th.ave. and Broadway.
BEST TEACHERS, American and Foreign, supplied
"a toI al branches, In all lOcaile charge TEACH.
MS WANTED no Zee for registration form for stamp
x z, AVERY, American School Bureau. West 14th-sS,
A BILE TEACHERS Goveinesses Tutors Professors.
"a Orglnists singer, Companions MatrOns -uDpli.i
free OF charge Miss DONOVAN'S Teachers Bureau. Niu
steal Agency, 30 East l4th-st Schools recommended
A iERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"a supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors Goycrncssog
&C, 70 Colleges; School and Families. Apply to
ME- NJ. J. YOCNG-FULTON. % Union Square
SCHEPM ERHORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY
- Oldest and best-known Ia L. - FstabI .hed 1871
East 14thst., N. Y.
w ANTED.-Vistng teacher. family: resident German
sachGr Tor school teaching piano three gov
VANS TEACHERS BUREAU. 30 Fast 1ith-st.
WNMAAs EXCHANGE TEACHERs' BUREAU Cfor
Eyn seNes supplies professors teachers covernesses
'uusots housekeeprs, companions ehaperOnes &c t1
schools and fames also bOokkeepers stenoera-
phers ana cOpylSts n business firms
M-Ss =. =. MEkNER. 800 5th-ave.. NewYork City
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

The sale under partition Of property belonging n
the Luke estate attracted large crowd to the IN.
change yesterday. among whom we're many prominent
dealers and investors.
No. $50 Fultonst., four-story building with :.
store covering lot 25x77, and renting for sso,o
a year. sold for Sf1 500 10 Herman Heylnd M
1O3 East sixty -fourthst. the northeast corner N
Fourth ave-, a four-story private house, sold N,
s2s 100 to S. LevensoD. Nos. 407 10 413 East One
hundred and twefhst., between First and Pleasant
ayes are fOurstOry brick tcnements which rent N.
$1,000 year. They sold for S33,5O0 to g. W. Skill
man. No. 1913 West One-hundred and thirty second
st. a three-story brownstone private house, on lox
187x90I1 renting for 5000 year, sold for s2 O50 Ia
ID. silverstein.
No III East One hundred and -nnthst., four-story
brick fiat on lot 1S.9x10O, sold to J. J. Vest Tor
So 500. Two unfinished fvestory brick fats, on
fuIl lots i'm West Ninety ninthst.. east OF Ninthave
sold under foreclosure TO Otnger Bros. for $4,000
and S11 900.
f. TerwillIger has bought the southeast corner Of
Manhattan-ave. and One-hundred and-twentieth-st.
three-so brownstone private dwelling, 17.7x52 for
$50 600. The fDur-stOry brownstOne private dwelling
on the south side Of One-hundred and twentiethst
between Manhattan and Morninsside Park 15xl00
has been sold TO f. Scott for $4,000.
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New. York. THURSDAY, Dec. %.

The following sales wero made at the Exchange snS
Auction Room to-day
4.story building with lot, No $50 Fuon-s., So 33i
n Churchst lot 24.9x77; Herman Heylind, s4f 800
1 4-story dwelling with lot, No lob East 84h-st, n
cor shave, lot 20.10x100: Levenson. S2s,l0O
4-st0ry fiat lot No III Fast 103thst, a g. 15S
It e 4th.ave lot 1s.9xloo II J West. 80 500. 80,
4 4-story buildings with lots, Nos 407 70 413 East
112thst. s. 1i5 It 1staye, lots 25x1oOu each; W
s.story dwelling with lot, No 1873 West 1S2dst n g.
1926 n 6th.ave lot IL. 3x99 IL siyerstsn sl2oSo
5story flats with lots. Nos W and 10 West 9Sthst
$ 100 ii 9th-ave, lots 25xlO011 each; NJ ottngcr
500. 900. .,, Ia, -. ~, -, NJ. ,.,
st. was adjourned 10 January 9.
Dwellings with lots, Nos 80 and 81 west 97thst,
adjourned to January o and buildings with lots, Nos
Az 3l9 and 335 East 24ths was adjourned sine de
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Cash quotations were as follows Flour dull and
changed No spring wheat. 775.c: No. 8 spring wheat
nominal No. red, 77'.c No. 2 corn, Sli.e No oats,
daxseed 81 IS prime timothy seed 81 %; mess pork
per bbl - 50ds9 122 lard per 100 n. IS 80
sides tOOse - 6j0si dry sailed shoulders (boXedi
| 81 12Lasi % short clear sides (boxed) s5d55 O5
whiskey dslcrs' finished goods, gall IL OF sugars
| I'm cha uOod
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CIT


Lexington.ave, W 5. 45.5 It 5 Of ooth-st, 2ox7o;
Fannie Hotchkiss to X Parfit.. u
1o7th-st. n 5, II It W OF 4th-aye, 16x1OO11i @ 49,
8 Truax TO Cornelius j Mulyfhill $500
1O7th-st, n 4thaye, 1Ix1O01l; same 70 49,
5eth.st g. 125 II Of 9th-sve, 25.2xlo0s;
George Andres to McNiece.. 2o00
9th. ave S. 1873 II OF SSth-st, 25xfO0 -
McNieee Anna Andres 10000
ioJS q Smith 20 John G Moore 5000
e3d ST. No 147 West. 1s6x100.5; John Foley
to william p st John ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
53d.st 5 S. 200 u g Of 3d-ave, 2ox9o; Edgar
Logan, referee, to p Ereund .;...:.-...::.: 1900
i21st-st, n S. 1876 IT Of Manhattan'ave 2ox
10011; William Hutton, executor. TO cara x
Same property Adele Hutton to SANE. ............
Sthaye. n e cor 47th-st. 25.5X100; Alexander
Walker TO Ellen T @ Fallon. nom
Prospective, n s, 1872 It e Of JOhn-st 33x -
$50 Cornelius Donovan to VIM Dugan. SOC
92d.st. 5, 100 10 OF 5th-avc, 102xl0O.S;
Daniel Il Kendall 10 Walter Reid. ....-:..-...
7Sth-st. 20S.4 II OF 10th-ave, 16Sx1O22;
Bradley & Currier to John A Rockford. .--.....
'' Rinssand to the Mayor 17ssss
TIy ip 70 j Jane, Reese o. 2s5co
Same property; James Stiegltz ct al $4,000
Someryiile to to " II De Forest jr., 100000
4th-aye &. s22 y OF Slst-st 20xS0; James .
l. Carhart TO Annie T. Rogers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-27

TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot Of Be,brssses aad
Csrtiandt sts. nfordina passengers Grand View Of
the Harbor. the shipping. the Brsoklyn Bridge, Gov
erners island and the status OF Liberty, felsws-
Oh and after November 10th, 1889
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-04
Foreign Mention.

Advices from Honolulu state affairs have
been quiet there since the rev olution July 80.
Tenders have been received for the construc
ton OF the railway from Pekin to Chin Kiang.
1t is estimated that the rails and plant will
cost $7O,OO0,OOO.
Upon reaching Woking prison, Mrs. May
brick was examined by the prison physician
and upon his orders she was placed in the
infrmary.
Mrs. Maybrick will shortly be removed to
the convict prison at Working, in Surrey.
Her friends can visit her there once every
two months.
Adyices from Apia. under date of july 20.
state that King Malietoa declines for the
present to assume the royal prerogative on
the ground of sickness, and that Mataafa
still reigns.
The directors of the London dock compan-
les have absolutely declined to make any
concession beyond what has already been
offered. Matters remain in statu quo. The
strike committee met at Wade Arms and
decided to withdraw their appeal for gen
eral strike and to substitute an appeal to
trades unions at home and abroad for fnan-
clal help to continue the struggle. The work
OF dlstri buting funds to the needy has been
resumed, the wharf laborers' union at Sydney
having cabled $500 for that purpose. The
strikers We're informed that the Bishop
OF Canterbury and the Bishop of London
had expressed sympathy with the movement
line strike has spread to Chatham
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-04

A BEGGAR was sitting in a New
York street, holding out a battered
hat. The following placard was
hung about his neck: Please good
people, help q poor blind man, who
was once rich, but who had been re-
duced from aff1uence to poverty.
You will never regret it. Presently
along came a pleasant-faced man
with a sharp, shrewd eye. He look
ed at the poor old beggar curibusly
for a moment, and then suddenly
drew back his arm as though to
strike him a blow in the face The
movement was only 2 feint, but it
served the purpose. The be2gar
jumped backward about q yard and
started on run up the avenue,
winding; his way in and out among
the passing vehicles with wonderful
skill for O blind man.