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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
COLLEGE

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-23
os.r.r HAT nrs quar- M M

ouarsr Half rhrs quar- MI
nr:, ,.r+.S s's,; at. 81, ST., i$ 10 ibn
III. track and the weather handicap
I.si the stallion fully two seconds. \
.olId gold medal made Ia b. worn as a
watch charm, aud which had been struck
In anticipation II the event, was imme'ii-
ately presented to Mr. Nelson by apsrty
of admlring friends. and the greatest
occurrence on the Maine track passed
Into history.-Malnc Farmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Allen John + and Wife to the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company 1i2d-st boulevard Years So'oov:
Brennan. Michael and wife to william ran o 9no
Briggs Thomas a. 10 Hsyemeyer, S l3oth-s1 Oh
7tifave j wear, . mortgages, $25, 600 nj, 4, a
ia IRON John c. TO Greenwich sayings BahK' " anu
Coo Mary and Joseph b. Emigrant industrial Saw
ngs Bank 5thave and 115thst YEAR SaooUc cor
Doschcr Claus to executors Charles Whthg' " CUT
oliver and Oak sts., 3 years. s. 600. - 49,,
Ioote Margaret l. and mother. to Horace 5 Ely ana
another executors and trustees 20 BeekasI years.
ybcr David to the Mutual Life Insurance Co, 1ls
peianry.st / year $1,000. ,, c.,u.
Goldberg Rachel. the Emigrant lndutIlat SAVINGS
Bank : io2i-st, OF Ienox-avc, year $40 900 ,o,
Hamilton Ida NJ and husband. to Citizens, SSVing'
Rank n 9Gth.st @ Of Amsterdam-ave: year $50 ocO
Knapp Joseph p to the Metropolitan Lie insurance
Co 72d-st OF West End-ave' years. hor's's'''
7'' KSnnedy c. to Bcadleston woerz. No 1877 West
st. lease. demand, 60 600: ,,. -. =, , 6
lo4th.st. Of lave. years; $4,000 49, o,, ,0
Lcgcctt, p and wife, to + Leggett cor 9th-ave
Merritt r and wife, 10 + Baker, 1stave. OF
iOfth-st. / year. ~ 600. - . y,,.-,..,,..
15I Madison.avc and Corporation to knickerbocker
Trust Co. cor Madison-ave ana 3oth'st years
Sane to the Bank for Savings New-York 3oth
st. Q OF Madlson-ave, years $3.50 OOo . w..
PUGET A. 70 Ieaman, F, 13oth'st, OF rieasaht'
a' RlnaIdo Lena. and another, to Anna Churchill
ssi,st. W ist-avo. 5 years. $4,000:
soh.st West Endaye 3 years. 3 mortgages 81. 800
shelton VIM \, ct al to Bernard Loth 15lst-st e
11th-avc 3 years, mortgages. 81, 600
15i hhyi1r YER ysrf, si57oo.
Van Brunt. Thomas q and Lizzie NJ to the Equitable
Life I9suIance Society Of q Y s. lSothSs 'th'ave
wilson Ethcibert to + \ Iavemeyer. 135th-st, c
7th.avc year mortgages, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET-BY TELEGRAl

Chicago Nov. 20" The Evening Journal " reports
CotteNKeceipts Is 900 head shipments 5000; market
steIdy: steers 80 1885 lZ'2 Texans, 81 15as2 %
renccrs ~ 1881. IIogs-Receipts 81 900 head ship.
mens. 1000 market steady rough and common 80 2SS
20 rme packers and mixed SO jjdf3 10 prime heavy
and butchers weights SO 75ds3 S. light 81 50dS3 go
pigs So 70ass. shecp-Iecepts 5000 head shipments
RSoo market active firm; natives 49Gf go Westerns,
So s0dsi 5o fed Texans; 81 10; limbs - sSas9 g. On
head total for week far Ii $50 for time last
week Is 700 consigned through 1l60 head All OF when
IN New York head for s1le; market steady Shecp
and Receipts last "a hours $500 head total d 9r
week thus far 5000; for time last week, 2ftoo;
CONSIGNED through 800 head l6OO OF which to New
York 500 for sale market stcldy for top grades HOGS
Recepts last hours 1000 head total for week thus a
&C. Os0 time last week 30 900 constance through
900 head 200 OF which TO New York Loo Tor sale
market steady mediums helvy and mixed, ~ 7Ods3 80
Workers SO 5Oas3 GO light SO 25ds3 40; pigs, 81 DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21

Liverpool Nov. 90. D. m-Cotton-Ihe safes oil 'he o"'
inet Fstures closed QUIET Americsn-Mddng low MID
dlnc CLAUSE November delivery 7ed sellers November
una neccnh nor delivery 7.64d sellers December ana
January delivery s6g5 2Sld January and FenrgsT!
VIZ GiG5 IG.6id: March aud April delivery ls,oid
& i9.6d April May deliveries q 6id buyers May
and June delivery, 23o4fIo z4-oiu; Juhe anu July wv
livery. 5 25.6id5 26-G4d -,,,,,- n,
Low middiinp sac good ordinary Sic. Net and gross
receints 3 727 bales exports to Great Britain, $500
lnooastiiyise / 5g3: sales, Isl stock 1s.493 80
Norfolk. Nov. 20.-Cotton nominal middline, o.se
Net and gross receipts COL oaes exports 40
s'' savannah Nov 2O--Cotton quiet and easy middng
ca low Uiddllng good ordinary, TIC. Net and
cross receipts 100is bales; exports to the Continent
6O50; coastwlse. 5,o32; sales LOCO; stock, l349I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. n.

w H r. r. r. Co.: Lss,ee-Trains leave West i2d.st.
from the foot Of ays am %aSte ea5sr
detroit and On eaco, 40 us M: is D. n.y. s 5 p @
SIP p M buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge Mag
g rs D. m and sll 80 M. emily to Utica Kings.
ton 8 80. '7l5 10 rs ali 80 m: "a 90 Is :i6 and
ali so :. m: $500 rs BIB D. Crsn,.on., west
Point Cornwall Newburg. 3 80 ~ 10 25 40 rs.
10 t5 Al 80 a. M y IS - 90 30 'sl5 SIS % 80.
IS rs D. Elegant sleeping for Buffalo. Magyar,
Falls Detroit. Chicago. and St Loui~ all thrcuga
ai2 80 a. M; 90 p NJ Jersey Guy K & R. sa.!s.,
urday All other trains daily except sunday For tickets,
on.ton aSpy oes 3 SaatS
Fultonst. Annex once foot OF Fulton-st NewYork City
50 Wes: Ii5ts;,t and West s6oSs station fSOs e
LAMBERT General Passenger Agent. vanderbiltavA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

III
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY ST, NORTH RIVER
,.o Time Table Of Noysnber lgeh ls9n ,,r.o.,...
ss stn f: agSS SHSnf sa
wii j cS are ! "a aa a. sf Fs.IsS
90 a. m. Tor Esston and Maush Chunk. On Sundays
as a. m. for Easton, Aauch Chunk, wilkcsbarre.
sa 4SSSSs sT p;
Car to % Williamson; tor r..,oo Nauch cbu,. Reading
Harrisburg Pottsyie &C. on SUNDAYS Tor Tamaqul also
- p M for Es.on Maqsn Chunk pR,adns ua JAR.
for Es;sSe s Sso1 As sSSnE R.,so, Harris,
tufg. Sc. SUNDAYS At 80 p, pp
fos Etla mi for n EaiisH ana
s For I SS; i'd 5 si5 is yO n 80 o.
0' foE Long Branch and points soS 70 Point Ps;aa.
except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. 200 a. 20
p R Red Bank. ATS. $40 HIS a m; 30 90.
20 70, 9T Toms River and Barnegs, p rs ~.
For Atlantic CITY, vneand and Brdgeon at 4i5 sm
p Tot Monmouth Reach and seabrIght at rs. HAS
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
For Philadelphia At 80, 40, 100. IL 80 rn 80.
Sundays; 100, ii 90 a. m. 2o5 SO 500. 800
FOR Bsnore and Washington daily at 100 II 80 cex
cert sSnan lSavg % AZ 49, fS 80 o0 no Z 3 S
go p ~ G2 Is night; except SATURDAY. night sgnsy
For sunbary and Williamson. Via phradelpha a. Z:
except ssurdaS night. sunday. 90 p 10
Tickets AID pasS s seats can Be praeaIsd at a. S
l2Sth-st, lst Fast ie5thst New.York; cOurtst. $50
70 SS.syn call r and check
baggage from hotel residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
DEN N SYLv nj
RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 9. 1890.

ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 8. 1890.
Trains stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland
S:oS A. Mill FAST LINE for the West polInaaa
SIS a m, Columbus 80 M, chsaso 90 = r. p;
d an ISs Loc ha asA and d'Y oS Except
1885 THClfac f1ii'N AND CHICAGO LINZ
Rss@ e ru bng y ssa
ss9 s ssd i. ss
S sSsss e s Ii Se hs'e Sg
BOD DIGS; s g a Lou Hss' cfhficAeo AND
S s S,g,es s car sgS Ra
g.. cJse e s. TO anu
sin@st II 90 a. % Chicago 100 p m' and st. L'ui'
ESQ ' E. Nifty m hif WESTERN EXPRESS for all point. ia
S SIC %ss car M0SsfSs 9 stSfs a %
sSa'S2ss:x s%s
h Rsil 70 mn morning. Connects ciess
500 e"d :ns TofG ff ef ExsRas Pullman
sSlsl q. V &c ys %sS.S YEN
ssaG1F: 3 sS:sfRs g next s;
s!s Siiss$i%s III sS% ii.s;F
SUNDAY 10 L@ aEd G ss N blink a FL
$40 ar ri so Ts9 so n s2S ed eg9 Ia
$$SS;5 pm sssS, s ia sj & rs
p pea :U sps Ohio ani eslHs s casHs sis
For Ions 1rsncH Point P.casans. and informed
sVnday . - :. m. rs D. do not stop at AsbuD
PIrk on Sinday).
FOR NTLANIiC CITY: 100 p, m (ihrough Day Coach
weekdays, connects for Cape May ana BrpgGs NILS:
'o and Ncrfok Railroad 100 m. daily except SUNDAY
ssnS 90 n m daily via Baltimore and Bay Line, 2 ia
D. H. FOR PHILADELPHIA.
90. 20 5 90, 80. . 90. Chicago Limited. via
Dining Car ard 10 10 Washington Limited, and II 90
a. M y 20 90, 2;iO, zoo, 80. go 30 90
AccommOdation, II 10 M so so and 200 NJ sun
a. M. 200 4 100. 4 20 200. 80. 100. and 0 90
m and 2 r nlst CS@Snny w call o1 for p and
check baggage from hotels and residences through to
destination - 49,. -.
" CWAS Il PlTGH J. r. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
& LADEN.

UNAl tkN EAI HEN q LA DEW.
Pursuant to the provisions OF an Act entitled "An 40.
allowing the continued use OF copartner.hlp In
tain eSs passed April IT, Isl and o. The Aes a%e9d,
Daniel r. Faycrw Gather Harvey $ Ladew and sub
coparthelship OF Fayerweather Lndew. in City OF
NewYork IN the state o; Sew;Iork in the leather bust
Gated fenny yais and elsewhere and thu
said firm transacted sad business n the City and State
the nrst Of February 1889 Interest Of Harvey s.
Of hs Gah and That SefeupoS the ssd sn
by said eopartneshp under The u Fayer.
Daniel b. Faycrwealhcr. the said Edward y Lsdcw and
subscriber joseph Harvey Iadew who then became
s Which The 18Th dsy Of %ovoB n
said coTartnersnip 0, fsyerweather Ladew Up 70
at ali Of ts existence down time the s,d
Joseph Harvey Iadew became member Thereof had lusi
copartnershp has ever since the time the said Joseph
ry LssT Sen. with % Ss eaSn, had and still
The aid lhward i. Lacew i now the only surviving
the said EDWARD t. Ladsw and Joseph Harvey ana s sSat
are the ss up r 70 the OATH s go the ss
joseph Iads ara aonas T. The adE se
conducts D the sad br'9ns eopartnetshlps and are
tansacting said business dealing under re name .,
abode Is in the said ct1 Of YewYor sad we pse so OF
DESIGNATE The NevYcrk Law Journal and Tho NewYoris
NsSYo as the papers n Which this ' notice. ad city o S Ss
Dated Ysw.York. November 20 1890
EDWARD X. LADEw
JOSEPH HARVEY LADEw
State Of SevYork, City and County OF Ncw.York SIS:
on this 20th day o. November one thousand eight hum
r. Ladaw and Joseph Harvey Iadew to M Known ad
known 20 me to be the individuals dese Cd in and Who
acknowledged to me that they executed the sane
Notary Public Hinss Co.
Certificate fled in New-Y4k County. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
nn,n,rrr rpmAy NOVEMBER 81, ls9o--TEN PAGES
THE PETROLEUM MARKLI
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF Pr

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude oil market at the stock Exchange Jester
dav was at a standstill. AT the Consolidated FIX
change Buckeye certificates were ignored ou' 'nee
was slight increase In the dealings rcoiued IN ="
80, transit certificates. The first price showed
al, ,,er wednesday night OF IA cent at GO IL cents
Snt there was later recession TO % SIS cents Inc
wW,,swood district continues 10 be prolihc ana j
,,, ,b lannon's Washington field, and ii is recog
e eiled a. likely to add heavily to the new output for
some time. This prospect tends to neutraiae ,ne
ment work around Pitsburg and the talk OF pipe
line and refinery in opposition to tle stancaM lne
crude oil speculation Is too duIl ho"c'er' u Po
sicnifcanee at the present figures. ,, -. ..
The range of prices and the total dealings were a.
folI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
or, MARKETS.

OIL City, Penn. Nov. oo-National Transit certificates
opened Goa highest 20; lowest Gss closed 0s sales
600 bbls shipments 81 6l2 hbls runs lolOl6 bbls
Pttsburg, Penn. Nov 20.-Petroleum dull National
Transit certificates opened at G9c closed ut cs hghest
60 lowest, GS3.. --,. .-.,o....
bradford Penn Nov. 20-Naticnal Transit certificates
opened at 69, closed at GSS highest fO% lowest,
oS2, clearancos, 81, 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and
Desbrosses sts. as follows:
a. m for slatington and intermediate points.
O. m. for Geneva, Lyons ElmirA. Rochester, Buffalo
and the West POsvle and principal local points Chair
car TO Lyons and Pullman car 70 spspcnssn Bridge.
Ii a. m Tor l.. and b. Junction and intermediate points,
Chair car TO Mauch Chunk.
D. m for Tunkhann9ck end intermediate points, Chair
car 70 Tunkhannock Connection Reading and Harris.
$40 D. for Emra and principal intermediate points
Chair car wiesoarre and Pullman sleeper to Suspension
Bridge. .,, a.. -
points. Chair TO Mauch Chunk
10 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg.
D. m. for Geneva, Lyons. Flmra, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
Bridge.
Trains leaving Q. m, IL q. M, NJ and q 40
D. M connect for all points In Mahanoy and Hazeton coal
regions. ,,,,,,x. ,,s
o.. IN. for Mauch Chunk, Hazleton and Intermediate
points. and IL a. M for Shenandoah and Intern &c
10 p. m. for Msuch Chunk and Intermediate points
d. In for Geneva Lyons. Ebnra, Rochester, EuYao
and the West pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern Onic. 2S5 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21

N EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
twenty minutes earlier from 100, Of JaysI 80 .. m.
SnSSa osNes cha ago go nj for Campbell aaS,
town. Liberty Walton. Oneida Central square, osweso
Rochester. Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago ST. Louis.
ume- tables 323 B'way J. G. ANDERSON. Gsol Pes
senxes Agent. 10 Exchange Place. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Refined oil was reduced cents per gallon 10 Ia
cents for barrels and $50 cents Tor cases eruuo ~
barrels was reduced 5 cents TO 40 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
Railroads.

2as ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TINE Orr
TRAINS LEAVE as FOLLOWo., ~. -
300 a. NJ -D..i,AoO YES iBolE LihiiHD
1880 4. H. sc vEsrIBULE LIMIT
ED-Dqe Cincinnati 7 go lndiahapons io"" '
1880 4. M.-%WEsTERN DAY ExPREss-dsny e1esD'
1850 =. M-NoRrH SHORE vEsTIBULE u LIM II Ses;
500 II M.-FAsT WESTERN ExPREsss-.pIsge Chicago
$50 M :es1,n MSo5sfREAL aSD nh
rRtsspue indianapoiis Isl il Z 20 3 next day. St
5$iB * 2sS BsSE F%gS
T. lc 80 Il, g. 80 q 30 s{ e 3 Y " s5 $50 ss
ALbisYe,s "a 80 ta 20 q 30 iS jS e n 30
rR ~ sS g 'i i i shj 10 s fSS
ur!!aSSS s% 50 20 Sis 10 50
RoGHEsiER.S 30 10 20. ITO 30 M. 49, 600 7 30.
II NJ i 10 ssf 10 80 H. sOo 7so es
NIkGIEA FALLs-io:2o no sos m. t:5o, 600. 30
ADIR3oSDhcK MOUNTAINS AND MoNTREAL,ts 80.
AUhrR sS NE ae %s 3 sc
tx 81 fS p TX h2R S2
c.iS s:s IN ss'P2s SO Ss' sRPyp e ls:
Il psFs fl s ming 1ss, Sc
BroOsyn co ud.Ss Jsrsss COY ,,s;
hotels and residences through TO destination. -,
n0i tpsv except Sunday. iDay except Saturday. Other
&6oys trains! except those lsaying at 900 ESQ.,
2;3o 80. 80 55, $50 e;2' p m, ard IL 100 MID
n'e JoHN r. .: ToTcEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
Danelnq afa0emles

1 ~
A LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S
n CLASSES IN DANCING.
NENDEISSOHN ROOMS. los WEST 56TH.aT.
Private lessons time nv app intment
n ARL MARWIG's CLASSES. 1871 East 5sIhst have
~ opened ONCE hours. 10 10, Wedne-days ard
SATURDAYS Send for eiriulaTs.
II EIiNANDO's ACADEMY, 1872 East 55th.st-A scboo,
for dancing pertinent and oalsthenics exercises;
all the and fashionable dances. send circuIai
m GEORGE DoDwoRTH
H No. GSi 5TH-AVE.
Now Open. Glass and Private Lessons.
Mems Class commences Monday. pecembey 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
EesaL Aotlecs.


NJ Office TO CREDITOKS.-In pursuance of
an order OF Hon. p. Carpenter. SUR oeate Of
Ulster County is hereby given, according 20 law -
all persons having claims against Thomas Cornell, late or
the city OF Kingston County OF Ulster deceased estae
same with the vouchers In support thereof
10 the undersigned Edwin Young, the executor Of the
Of said deceased at his Office Ferry ST. Rondout
Ulster County " y before the 2Sth day OF March,
1891.
Dated September 16. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
n OTICE no HOLDERS OF BONDS of tn

~ County Of Allegheny. Pennsylvania.
The Sinking Fund Commissioners OF the County Of Al
eghcny Pennsylvania virtue authority vest
them by OF Assembly. approved April o. A. D..
1863 do hereby notify the holders OF ALLEGHENY
COUNTY COMPROMISE BoNDS, that bonds numbered and
dated As follows, ~ wit: COUPON COMPROMISE BON DS
Nos $50. 2s3 ISL 2s 2s9 29o, POL 2S2. 1913 294. 800.
900 800 3o2, 1903 800. 305 306 Jos. $40 800
32l also REGISTERED COMPROMISE Bon DS. Nos l3,
800 all bearing date OF January 1868 and ng
January 1913 Will be paid together with inter t. jan
usry 1891 upon the Office the County
Controller Pittsburgh, Pa, which time
said bonds will
JOHN HARPER,
REUBEN MILLER,
JOSIAH SPEER,
Sinking Fund Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

There was large attendance yesterday at the heai
rst,te Exchange when Nos ,e57 to 1861 Third
u-erc offered. The property in question forms the
outheast corner Of Thirda and Ninetythird-s ana
q occupied by two-sory and attic frame building; the
70, T. 5O4xlOO. The bidding started at $4,000 and
on M by 81 900 bids to 1871 GOO from this point II
ropped to $500 bids and up to 1873 OO0 when the
bddlng dropped to $3.50 bids and ultimately ~ SloO
lids II climbed to 1874 000 and was knocked down 10
Jacob Wcllman. Four lots in Sixty-cighthst ana
yTsieycnthavc adjoining the " Y. c. and II. II: Rail
road brought S1T,75o from Charles w. Roe. SIX lots
hctUecn Railroad and Mott Haven in Opehun-
Sred and thirty eighth-st. brought $4,000 from j.
Crav Six lots in GanscvOOrtst.. Westst. ana Tnr-
teentl-ave opposite Washington Market, were knocked
down for S11 900 each to W. Brockner
The tone Of the market today was more nopeill,
and thrifty buyers appearing which shows that the
underone is sound and any break in prices Will bring
a number OF buyers into the market. Inc Finance
commlttee OF the Exchange met yesterday to audit the
accounts OF the Exchange and prepare report TO DO
presented to tho Board at their meeting TO-DAY, when
dividend will be declared. The following have been
nroposed for membership in the Exchange, John Noble
,ioding and Charles Read. ,,,-
The long standing litigation between Mr. McQuillen
and the Exchange has been settled so far by a
decision in all points In favor of tho Exchange. .
The Ardsey Company has published new map OF
abont 900 lots, situated at Arsley and Woodlands
which offers for sale at prices ranging from 800
TO $3.50 lot. 1.
increase the train service its next time table, when
viii be issued in early spring. and arrangement
have been made by which persons desiring to build
can obtain liberal building loans easy terms New
mans NAV be obtained, usual, In the offices OF J,
ponalne Brown g. Co., X. V. Harnett & Co., and Holt
4 Butler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21

NewYork, Thursday, Nov. 20.
The following sales we're held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day: .o., -. .-.
~ Of Sthave, lots 25x10011 each; Chas w klebsch
ihree 1-story buildings with lots, Gansevoorts st.
81 ft OF 13th-avc, lots 20xs1 each; VIM Brockner,
$50, COP W.. ,s.. -. - -, ,,,, .,. an
xl0lsxl05. Txl005 Chas W Roe si7,loo; xo. ,a,o n
I o6S 30 ave S con 93d-st; Jacob Welman 49, 900
Canal. 5o2 It of 13Sth-st, 25x22i2 each; j cray
One 3sory building with OF lot, No ZIG 3dave,
W s. no II n 81 1Sth.st, lot 1Sx60 c ii KRAFT. ~ -
Sale OF buildings with lots, Nos LOSS To l63. A'eh'
cor s9h-st and one lot West 96th-st OF lOtha'e'
we're withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-21
ACCORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsEEEs-N. Y. CIT

ACCORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y CITY
cthaye ll3tnst' sCll :, T,n to li yan
S q Richard Henry, REL TO Ma.ius .o $4,000
oth D1 cor i7th.ss 2e;1IxiOo FredK % mo
stlntSnt tn 4 sSs .liiser $500
Beay ,,l.1 nv cor GO oo Hrens - 3725o
asS t catSernc Murray another to John
,o9d Aisn s. soii # 9thavc, jGxiooii Henry
i'7 Henry Haitermann and wife to Thomas j s5o
s; ! Jim n5 5Snaas;'s ka''s and an:
'oth-St s. lao ad wife To Joseph Kassel 10000
Cr3s9yrs s NO 10; i'oSa II io'n'' $4,000
Plat s sal Ss & %es aka %
s SsStt to so1sR s wTS'G Avenue A. 25xlooo
Herman Frank and wife to Annuncata, d pgSci 5000
S' c6ares i 6ei iu a and wife to Geo Jackson
cannon.st Nos 81, SO, So; Philip Schwartz and !
same %g property John solomon and wife to Rachel
,5i sfn%aisis s. so # Of boulevard 5oxs9il
Janet McAdam and another to Frederick $500
ls5pS.t y' s. $50 IT Of 7haye 5Syi99Io to 90 600
is@ts;ss s. same mo to u THOMAS $1,000
iS@th;;st $, 10y ., IL Tth SI Wilson IS 900
Tlp TSn pscks, G S@d wife
Pelham;st No :; Jonas Well ct al 70 beneaic. 49, 500
Rltinq H5a,% n cor wlie,ist &,loSloo; :, ooo
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r Sond o pou'H' aj0 f. Wolf place, 50x30;
Henry j Ahels and wife TO David Macih- ~,
o3ds no 1886 East James n au $4,000
1-th.st n : 100 II 7th-aye 43.9Nol.sNlfreei e,
Wilbur Martin and wife TO d M, ,,n 70
Pelhaws , 10 "a B snSahsS hie,n anu WHO $500
72dst 10 81 west James !. sn''n anu WIZ $4,000
5.,st goo I'D v ItA ia JACOB Werner 900
osd;st 29G , # 70 I W% ank1 $4,000
5otb II 5 3 100 It W lst-avc, 1sxl0o; Louisa d,
WE'LL to Leopold TwleE .; xad.si. aox7o:
IeYinsiopMay;is H., and Vie SS To LsSy $4,000
2oth.st s. 100, 100 II MillS or -aave $4,000
Manhattan.st, 5, 1884 It W Of lZom;st,
25xsi wh hdnSira, sehheiu0t anu a $4,000
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lsh;st 40 . ga v East Henry W'Ao"sni aa 100
,a, ~ ~ 80 ft OF 7th.ave, 5oxl99lo TO
l$4th-st u Thomas br'ess anu VIM 10000
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