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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-30
The Poor bears Were Shocked.

It Is said that over 1 1000 letters were
mailed from Vassar College one day
last week. One of the pupils must
have come to breakfast in a bifur-
Gated skirt and the dear girls sat
down in a body and wrote to ma to
take them home.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-30

DR.. Pierce's Pellets, one a dose. Cure
headache. constipation and indigestion.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-30
Miss Abbott,s Bonds.

Emma Abbott has in her possession
the first money she aver made, but it
has been transferred to government
"fours.n Her musical education cost
her SIG, 900 before she made a penny
with it. On the night that she re-
ceived her first dividend she askedher
husband what she should do with it.
Put it in real estate, /" was his re-
joinder. Miss Abbott thought gov
eminent bonds were safer and she
transferred it accordingly. Since that
time she has constantly added to it
until she has secured a big bundle of
tours
She had never had them registered,
and their custody caused her consid-
cradle worry. In coming from Balti-
more to Washington she mislaid them
and it was quite a while before she
found them. Next morning she left
Wizards in company with q clerk Of
the Riggs bank and went TO the treas
ury department to have her bonds
registered. Nobody would have sup
posed that the ordinary package of
brown paper which she carried in her
hand contained $135, 900. But it did.
-PhizadeJDhia Times.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-30
INSTRUCTIONS.
AUCYfON SALES.

NJ >. MoNTGGAlERY.t A~ucTIoNEER. WILL
w sell on May 1920 at 70 o'clock 4 m at No:
previous 70 May = lsAA by order =. Mcdonnell. No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adams. Maria L. % John p Haggins, s . 7oth'st. W
Am.lie. George H. to James Anslie jr, sOuth.st,
Cssaaae s APb 1 Xnss same property. liza
Bschwh LS9aSs 70 helsn Zoo H0ufe' MAN
BlunOssg. Isaac and David Cohen to James M Var
Bauer william and wife, 70 Frances Frey o7th-
" Bel. Villa. S sea vie 20 Ssnane Wise cor 10Th
ave and o4thst demand. 81 2o2 ..,o.. g.. ,,..,, p
SI "a SSsx We i. y'f f..as 900 A.n.
Fischer Sebastian and Margaret to Ezabeth Burt
same to George Fuchs i4othst. Of COurtlandt-
a.; rpd w East EgsE
1ssh 5t f1s wy ysar 800 800 ns -' ~
sn Emma aaa and SSe ia. % y Sara. 29oG Powell
STaaam. Erama and jas W 70 Edward K Root. s
Sane to WIN Stone lco;6's;, Of 2d.ave, year.
Same 70 James McElwee, l0oth-st Of 2dave.
same 20 Manchester & Phnbriek. n looth-st Of
Heimsset.sI Gustav, Emgrant Industrial Savings
Bank MaedSssaiiit Of ' III, ! year sl94o9
kaoeppe. John II, to Paulsen, lseth.st of
IKshi.nbeek John NJ to S L Horn n 7ethst. W of
KnsspPd John (, e so6 Sheridan lSCth-st. of
Kramer. Charles, to Francis Frey. No 227 East 10th
Of l22d-st, years Sl2,SoO e--., -. -,
Klein, b A. 70 ] J Lynes, sesmmel'st, Of Madison
issnef Ernestine to Sarah Levenson. 4th-aye
s"I Mosss nary 70 Cohen, No 2io Madison-st year
'sNonan. pFsoN cOwen. SIS 1o5th-'t Of Manhattan
Never. Arthur L. 20 Cakes and ano. exrs. cor
srSrsy and 57t p tsy sa' stns of variek
osef Tsldor to II Keero, " cor 7th'sye and 1880
~ purcell Ee%sTdsto Stewart ct al, s2d-st, Of
RrsIdo Isaac 70 MiddlebrOok, No sullivan-St.
' hys.enbere I L, to wOOley. 7sth-st' Of
Ec.enesfs wei, TO rhOs Nelson 20s East Broadway
Kossert Emil, 70 E L Edgar, n soth-'t OF 2dave'
Schneider. Henry, to r Watson and ano' e1rs' 3
s.h-Ave a Of 97th.st. morris . yrs, Sez,OoO. o.,.
Game 20 the Bradley Currier Co. same prop H'i~
. mos, $4,000. -. =, xoo
ste,nes Isaac T. 10 Travers 152d-st. Of 1lth
fruii William e. Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank,
. o I34th-st Of St. Ann's.aye, year 5000; .,
Tobias, Emma w w Davidson, n l24th-st OF
2dsaye, years $4,000. . .u,.,..
Weinsttin, Ascher, 70 y htddlebrook eu'sh-
an n an Canalst I year 429, 900.
!" wsnSsrs' Rachs 70 sarah seklsnsky No. 1877 De-
aocey.st, years s., $50. a.. .,
weisbergeF, Josephine, 70 d Solomon. Sds.' y vi
ssme 70 ersenspecht same property months. 600
Wsndsor Fdniv- Ii "a CoIegfsye . 123d-st. OF 9Th
ava years. e67bo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05

X. G. WINTHROP,
j. LOWELL, Attorney.
CHARLES O.. WELD,
GEORGE w. WELD,
ISAAC T. BURR.
WARREN SAWYER,
ALDEN sPEARE,
EDWIN ii. ABBOT,
CHAs. X. GOODMAN,
Il. sCHLRsISGER,
GEO. b. WILBUR,
j. h. TILESTON,
j. II. HECRT,
JOHN j. BRIGHT,
CHAs. A. WEIGH.
BLAKE BROS. g. CO.,
RICHARDSON, HILL *
co..
KINNICUTT g. DE
WITT.
II. W. PUTNAM,
ARTHUR ROTCH,
BREwsTER, COBB a.
EsTABR0Ok.
ANDREW HICKS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05

THOs. MCPHERSON,
yyM. II. WELD,
JOSEPH II. WHITE.
SAMUEL WATTS,
LUCIUs G.. PRATT,
A. w. MCPHERSON,
FRANK MORRISON,
X. VI. MORSE. Jr.,
GEO. A. MCPHERSON.
A. COCHRANE a. CO..
CALEB POOTE,
GEO. r. TALBOT,
THos. r. PROCTOR,
JOHN Z. DE WITT.
L. X. MORSE g. Bro
PARKINSON s. BURR,
JOHN &. CHAFFiN,
WAf. MINOT, Jr., Atfor-
pey.
HENRY WOODS.
4. q. SYLVESTER,
JOHN CONFESS.
ROYAL w. TURNER.
EDW. v. DALASD,
Z. PIERsON BEEBE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
T'O THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE is hereby given that meeting Of stockholders
been called By the Directors for Wednesday the TWEEN
tysxth day Of February 1890 at 10 o'clock at the
general office Manhattan Railway Company, No II
Broadway In the city OF New.York for the purpose
sanctonng the creation OF mortgage or pledge o. the
series OF proposed bonds OF
the Manhattan Railway Company limited 70 $40 900 600
for the system Of railroads Of the Manhattan Rail
way Company and this Company, and 70 100000 milo
double track and $500 900 a mile OF single track ee
waited railway, constituting extension OF said system
hereafter actually constructed or acquired.
of the mortgage % be submitted at the meet
ing be by stockholders application a, the Com
panys Office
Dated New-YOrr. January % 1900
D. w. McWILLIAMS Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
Apartments 60 Eet
finannal.
To the Stockholders Of the
ATCHISOk, TOPEKA g. SANTAFE
RAILROAD COMPANY:

Referring 10 the proposal Stock Trust, made by
us in our of Dec. last we beg 70 state that
In accordance with the suggestions made 10 us ny
number influential stockholders, we have cansed the
following TO be made in the Deed of Trust
viz:
To the four Trustees already named. MessrS George c.
Magoun Thomas Barring, Oliver w. Peabody and John j.
MeCO0k been ddded Messr b. r. Cheney ana Le'
C. Wade Of Boston, and WILLIAM j. Rotch Of AsoBedJoTd
Mass.
Anu rqeancy occurring in the Trust during the period of
eristenee ia to be piled BY the remaining 7ru'tees
The limit Of time has been changed 80 that instead Of the
Trust srtendno the lat July 1900 TIA noD maze 10 e.
pire the LIST Of July, 1895.
This w be declared cfeere Whsn al east three nun
drd 600 600 shares Of stock hare been deposed
before inch declaration has made but not aercard any
stock TruH Certificates may Be surrsndered and the stock
yspreseufed b them authdTdgn Application tc De dde 10
hare the Trust Cerdcdtes usd IN Boston, Ns1 York and
London 90 that they SHAH be sdLabls at all times
II the Trust n constituted commends itself TO
your Judgment please forward your certificate oil Stock
10 the BOSTON SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COM
PANY, No. 81 MILk-sIREET, BOSTON, who viii
issue In exchange therefor and return 10 you Tree Oh
expense stock Trust Certificates cniitng the holder
10 all dividends rights and other beneheiai interests
accruing 10, growing out of the deposited shares
and 10 the return OF Ike number Of shares when ihe
Trust expired unless the same shall ne OK
tended by the respective parties in Interest
Holder. of stock of the Atchson, Topeka o. santa re
Railroad onipany should deliver their certificates as
signed upon the backs, or with power oil attorney 10
transfer the same, 10 George T. Mesoan' Thoma'
Barring, Oliver w. Peabody, John j. McCook, ID. r.
Cheney, Levi c. Wade and William j. Rotch' 10 the
Boston safe Deposit and Trust Company subjectto an
agreement title such stock and the voting
pox,rr thereon sha be vested above named
sons I'M ill July 1. 1898.
Powers Of Attorney and copies Of the Trust Deed will
be furnished by the Trust Company.
II important all interested that the Trust snail De
ou,Ieted at the earliest possible date, md stock
holders should forward their certificates promptly In
case they decide 10 participate.
lIv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05

have been distributed within the past six months
The North American Photograph Company owns all OF
the machines and they leased 10 the suboompanles
at rental Of $40 year for each one and the sub
companies IN lease them at $40 year 70 the public
and required keep the machines IN good order.
addition the rental the terms Of the contract with
the sub-companes insure To the parent company con-
siderable profit In the furnishing OF supplies necessary
for the operation Of the machines The experience OF this
company indicates may reach average Of 30
Q machine for each year.
over one hundred OF them are already being used in
the Government departments and By prominent United
States officials in Washington.
Deliveries from the manufacturers are now averaging
sixty machines per day.
The company has ALREADY paid Q dividend Of per
cent semi-annusl, in August last To absolutely insure
the payment Of dividends the stock sold under this
subscription during the period Of Development we asVe
arranged deposited six dollars se per share in
The Trust Company Of NewYork City to meet the
August 1890, and February, 1851, dividends, which
dividends will be secured the owners Of stock sold
under subscription by asamped agreement on each
certificate Stock subscribed for under this Offering viii
not be entitled to February 1890. dividend There
are already In treasury 900 par value Of stocks
OF Local companies and additional amount OF $500 900
Of these subsidiary stocks arc put In trust to be delivered
the parent company 10 Ave The financial state
Of this Company shows surplus Of cash and cash
assets OF about sG25, 900.
Six thousand shares OF the North American Phono-
graph Company have been placed in the hands Of
Trustees for the benefit Of the Company
The Canadian photograph rights when sold will add
considerably to the assets OF the company.
We shall be pleased 10 furnish upon application
verified statement of the financial condition OF the
Companyi
The opinion Of eminent Counsel validity Of
patents and essential contracts
The fullest testimony of commercial value by busi
ness houses using the mac hines
An opportunity TO see the practical working of the
Photograph and Graphophone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
KIDDER, PEABODY & co.,
ia Devenshire 81.
Boston, Jan. so, 1890.

The undersigned believe the above Vot-
ina Trust to be wise and necessary pre-
caution, and they recommend to all their
fellow stockholders to put their stock in
the Trust without delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
MISSOURI, KANSAS C TEXAS
RAILWAY COMPANY.
REORG4NIZAT TON.


At the request Of sc Executive Committee OF tho
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILWAY COM
PANY, stating that representatives of the bonds and
stock of this company held In Amsterdam and In Lon-
don nre the way to New Yer and expected TO ar
rive during this week. this committee has agreed
10 further extension of the time depositng all
sec urities stock of the company and including
SATURDAY, MARCH /, $50. For the same reason
IL extended time for the exercise OF all rights
and for the assignment OF the same and for lodging
the acceptance thereof with the Ceairn Trust Com
pnny the snme date.
The Committee has received over EIGHTEEN MIL
LION DOLLARS of the Five AsD SIX PER CENT.
GENERAL CONSOLIDATED BONDS, which IL more
than sIxTY-FIvE PER CENT. Of the entire amount OF
these bonds outstanding. ONE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-PIyR THOUSAND shares of the stock have
been deposited a nd have nssented to the plan.
The main object of the reorganization has been the
protection aud preservation Of all existing Interests
Holders Of the stock of the company are earnestly
invited TO assent Their attention is called to the fact
thai final DEGREES Of will be entered in the
handing suits in March APRIL ard that the sale Of
the rcd premises will exiting ulsh the value OF
all no asserting stock.
AFTER MARCH 1, 1899, PENALTY OF
PER CENT. o the par whine of all FIVE AND SIN
PER CENT bonds and on the SECOND MORTGAGE
INCOME BONDS, and Of 1 PER CENT. on the par
yulue OF the stock will be imposed rs condition offs
acceptance by the Committce.
Copies Of the reorganization agreement, explaining
thr proposed issues of First and second mortgage
bonds aud Of Preferred and Common stock can be OBJ
tnined NJ the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY of the
City of New ork
The Committee expects TO be able TO effect the
reconciliation by forming "A singe new corpo ration.
should, however, il become necessary 10 form more
than one corporations certificates other obligations
secured respectively by first aud -ecoIA mortgages will
be issued tor like amounts.
THE ENGRAVED CERTIFICATES OF THE GEN.
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY OF y. Y. HAVE BEEN
LISTED on THE NEw-YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
FREDERIC r. OLCOTT,
JOELF. FREEMAN,
HENRY W. POOR,
HENRY BULGE,
COLGATE HOYT
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
COMMITTEE
G. S. ELLIS SECRETARY.
81 wALL-ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
financial Hleetlngs.
no THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Il MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY. .
NOTICE Is hereby given that meeting OF stoc khoders
been called the Directors for Wednesday the TWEEN
ysxth day OF February, 1890 at o'clock In the aftr'
nOOn the general Office the Company No II Broad.
way. in the city q New-York, for the purpose OF
sanconng the creation OF mortgsee or pledge Of the
corporate property OF proposed bonds OF
this COMPANY limited to $4,000 00o for the present sys-
TEN Company and OF the Metropolitan
Elevated Railway Company, and to 5000 900 mile OF
double track and 5000 600 mile Of single track OF ee-
waited railway constituting extension OF said system
hereafter actually constructed acquired
The transfer books OF the Company VIII be closed on
Friday the 3ls Of January 1890 at o'clock M and
Will De- reOpened Thursday the 9th OF February 1890
az 10 o'clock a. N.
Dated New-York, January %. 1890.
d. w. McWILLIAMS. SECRETARY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The Real Estate Exchange looked yesterday as II
Ausiuess were resuming its ordinary vilume at this
dime Of the year. There considerable competition
,or twenty first Ward property No. 49, East Twenty
.,ghtst fcur-story brick tenement with twOstory
aw.ilng in the rear. lot 2ox9s.9 was offered II
xas sold subject TO a mortgage of 81 900 at per
cent. and brought sll ,o25 from F. z. Barnes. No.
aas East Twenty seventhst. is three and four story
brick house on a full lot The rear house produces
$40 per month. The bidding ran up from $4,000 70
AZ 900; Lubbert Brothers were the buyers. No III
East sixtieih ST. is ourstory brick tenement 10 good
order on a full lot. The bidding ran up from 5000
10 q, s25; NJ. Kahn the buyer.
There considerable competition for property IN
the annexed wards. No. 1,l1S Washington ave-, DC
tween one hundred and sixty sixth and Onehundre1
and-sixty seventh sts., story and basement dweI
Ing, a lot 25A134, was offered. The bidding ran ug
from 81 900 10 $500, at which price Gustave Ansel
the buyer. There active blddlng IoI lotf
lots in Brook-ave. and One hundred ana forlS
st. The corner lot brought $4,000 from Johh hlPPi'
the two adjoining lots $1,000 each from NJ
and the fourth the same price from Peter +. Meneh'
vacant plot in West One hundred and forty AZ &
west Of st. Nchoasave., 17jx09.11, 6rough' 800
from Thomas V. Als. At private sale there mas Ocn
sold 70 Meyer Kahn for the Suydam estate INC ho III
east corner Of Greene and Fourth sts I0ur stolJ
building on lot 25llx96.6, for S1O,oOO' Ihe P'oP-
crty has since been resod at advance Ihere mas
also been sold No 10 Grand-st a hve-story DrCh
building or lot 22xe7. 70 the Conaniore oS'"'0 Ava
eos, 600. ,-. ia ,as,or
At the meeting Of Board of Directors heio yeSSer-
day the following were elected members Oh inc ~,
chanse: p W. Keimler, William Macallster, Leopol1
Hess Isaac Blunberg J. ii. COster, IT, W. IoSVef' AZ
bert Everitts and Jacob Lenly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
financial.
Reorganization
OF THE
ST. LOUIS, ARKANSAS
TEXAS RAILWAYS
In Texas and in Arkansas and Missouri.


Security holders are invited become parties TO the
agreement lodged with the Central Trust Company
Of New-York, TO reorannize the ~. Louis. Arkansas
and Texas Railway Company In Texas mud the ~ Louis
Arkansas and Texas Railway Company In Arkansas
aud Missouri dcposnG their certificates ana STOCK
with the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEw-YoRK. 81
wALL-ST, ON OR BEFORE THE 18TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY. 1890
To provide for cash requirements under the agreement
the right offered depostors Of present per cent "a
mortgage Gold Certificates present stock OF the ~
Louis, Arkansas and Texas Railway Company In
Texas for each block OF $40 coo OF such certificates or
for each 100 shares stock deposited before Feb
ID, 1890, 70 subscribe for
$1,000 new 4 per cent. LIST Mortgage 1O0-year
Cold Iertihcaie Nov j. 1919 coupon III"
$500 new per cent. I'd Mortgage 1Oo-yesr "o'o
Income Certificate
mon cumuativel
for the of s9i2.50, whereof 500 is payable on
allotment and the balance May j, 1890.
In the subscriptions exceed the amount
OF the disposal OF the Committee Tor this
purpose viz g., sos 600 new per First Mortgage
1o0yea Gold Certificates and sl4 900 Of the new per
I'd Mortgage 1COyear Gold Income Certificates the
Committee reserves the right aot less than the amount
subscribed for In case OF default OF subscriber to
pay amount due May l. 1890 the Committee reserves
the declare forfeiture Of the amount paid and
the rights OF the subscriber shall
Copies Reorganization Agreement may be had OF
any member Of the Committee, and OF the CENTRAL
TRUST CO.
Engraved Reorganization Certificates are now ready for
issue, and immediate application Will be made 70 list the
the Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05

MOBILE & OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY.
TREASURE OFFICE, MOBILE, Ala
January 20. 1890
COUPON NO. 3, due 1st March, 1890 on the
~ GENERAL MORTGAGE BONDS OF this Company,
will In presentation at the Galatn National
Bank in the City Of New-York and after that date
HENRY TACON, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
Urn GOODS

y EM0VED.-We have removed our business
~ to the Lester Studio Building Madsonays 5sth and
s7th and shall continue 20 offer At attractive prices
large and varied assortment OF Caetngs Rgs, Magngs.
Fancy Furniture. ANDREW LESTER8 SOMA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
ILLINOIS GENERAL RAILROAD COMPANY.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
18th SEMI-ANNUAL CASH DIVIDEND.
l. ROM THE NET EARNINGS of the six
months ended December 2l 1889, the Directors have
declared emannua dividend Of Three Per Cent in cash,
payable March l. 1890 to STOCKHOLDERS Of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company registered at the close OF
business February s, 1890.
The annual meeting OF stockholders will be held March
10, 1890
The stock transfer books will closed purpose
OF the above dividend and stockholders meeting from
the close OF Fet ruary until March 49, 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
the NORTH
AMERICAN
PHONOGRAPH
COMPANY

OF the par value Of 800 each at $500 per share from
Wednesday, February 9th, at 10 a. m until Saturday
February sh, IL o'clock, The capital stock OF
this company IS 900 shares all originally issued fos
patent rights.
The public Offering will be made simultaneously In
New.YOrk Boston Providence Albany, and Philadelphia
The right reserved close the subscription at any
time reject subscriptions aod in the event OF over
subscriptions TO make pro rata sllotments.
deposit OF ten dollars (s10 per share will be required
with each subscription the balance to be paid upon an
nouncement Of the allotment which will be made
as possible after closing the subscription.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
The American
Graphophone Company.

Having control Of both Photograph and Graphophone
the company comprises within itself every practical device
for recording perpeuatng human speech, and thus 81
patent litigation Is dgoided
The North American Photograph Company is the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
Parent Company
6.275 Machines

and has caused be organized SubCompanes In different
parts OF the country, and through these agencies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05
Diuioenb Notires.

THE BRUNSWICK COMPANY, GA.
A DIVIDEND of One and One-Quarter
n qA) per cent has been declared payable February
will be mailed holders OF record Transfer books close
February Farmers Loan and Trust Co.. and
February 90 VIM. L. KAY, YIce.Pres and Treas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05

Citn propertn for 5aIr.
A NEAR MADIsON-AvE., HOTTEST. -Three-story
PORTER & CO., n East 125th,st
~ dwellings, g. 10 and II East SD st. 5th-ave. ele
giant location price moderate.
giir propertp 90 ftt
A CORNER STORE; basement and suhcellar; 27x102;
A l5O Whiiam-st to LET; bosSsee,Sson Nay /,
. FIVF-ST0, BUILDINGS TO LET in water-st.
- near Bee suitable for range and heater business.
LAND WHITING. Beekman-st
Gcuntrp = optrtp for Sale ano Go fft
Il OR SAIL Of failing health Of proprietor.
L OF best established hotels In Atlantic City,
y. X 1e5 ns, furnished centrally located 100 feet
ISRAEL &. ADAMS s CO.,
Real Estate and Law Building, Atlantic City, N. u.
Il OR SALE in PeeksAil-A handsome cottage, is
all modern improvements water; gas steam heat
stable fine view Of village and Hudson River will
exchange; price reasonable. Address y. IT,, Tribune
ID ALIsADEs PARK, n. j., via Chambers-st. and West
23ds ferries. time "a minutes by rail fare 10 cents
families restricted against saloons and Objectionable
suburban places streets severed and 70
be acadamized without expense 70 buyers please visit
BASES e ef free anu address Benz W. H1TccocK Il Cham
bersst. NcwYork.
(For other real estae ads see 9th paseJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-05

New.YOrk Tuesday, Feb. 4, 1o9O'
The following sales were held at the Exchange anu
Auction Room to-day: -.
lots. : West 146thst 100 II o. st Nlchoass'e'
25x99 II each, mos Ais, S24 200 -, -. A...uoou
p4ot OF land East lS3th,st DOCK irony pesmeen
1th AID Mad son ayes 4OVx99 lX3lox9O14vl Gusseh
hemef 500, 900. .-oo q. -. ,oS,h g.
plot lan5, F0rrest-ave, 1IO.Z IL u Aooti's'
69l0A3O0 Loeb Bros, $3.50 o -. 49,. . OK
3story with lot NO 3zS FAST Z, u-e n = 80
n Of ID ave lot 26x9s.S Lubbert Bros, sl1,OOO
4-stOry building, with lot, No 2S1 West oVshsbFh
400 N " OF lOthaNe. 25NlOO.5, NJ kann % $50: 90
4-stOry building and 2story house, with lot no oo-
East 2sthst OF lst-aNe, lot 2oA9s.e' L Barnes
Sill Dos. - 80 ,,,.,.. .o
2story dwelling with lot, No Ills Washington-ave
4 1904 II OF l61th-st, Ansel, 60 100.
/ lots BrOok-aye, cor l47thst, 25NeO each Jho
Ripple. NJ Geisman and j Malon, II $50. - -. >, =,
lot " BrOokaye, rs IT n of l44tnst 25xso, +
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tnRton.ave, 76tnst adjourned 10 February IL
sale Of building, with lot, No a East 1-th's cor Oh
ath-ave vas adjourned 70 February II.
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