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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
Go Uhcm Ut iilan Confern.
TN THE MATTED OF THE APPLICANT

or THE BKOOKLYN CITY RAiLK9,aapt The JpToyisons
10 whom 1t may concern; s state Of New.York
tt"d An Act for the Relief OF tne and PROPERTY OF
s co,,,nv as Lessee the Franch,se h,g Ehenter
iT MEX railroad COMPANY saa %, an order OF the
$40 Of the Laws OF w spec thereof held AZ tnS
Sor House in city Of Bl9oHHu' Of hm st 1870 the
nwn City railroad Company hereoy aht ~ shares
10 ownership ut
sqsts stocS OF Bushwick Railroad tbI State
OF the calI under the laws OF
so 3armey operating railroad IN ro,S f now operated
ana Sun Ol CITY Railroad Company a. lee to"s
B sa COMPANY s s1d SSSb barring date the
were is' u, January 1870 which said cestnsae s Of sid
9ersnH, Rairoad Company The owner o, oowestd "a
said shares % and addresses the Brooklyn ely 't.
sc nmnany at 10 Fulton street In the Guy ,nV I'M
ioad ,op, of Kings and state OF Newly YORK Any ,,
ation With respect to the said shares OF tSerSot
orni. ar With respect TO the owner or owners 80;
OF ned nv any person is requested TO be set " 'ns
Posssrn Civ Railroad Company at the above aoore~
mated New York. AUS. Is. LaSo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

and sros "a and closed at 81 os 1891 os 5,s Nay
opened at 81 IL "a, sold at 81 IL IL ana Glossy =
ID 10. That wheat advanced rather hatngly, ana
that it at time showed decline, was que 10
heavy liquidation by certain large holders ana 70 acvo
bear manipulation by other large operators iiutcMn
son sold enormously. Corn. in view Of the TACT Una
country and the further that the signal service
authorities promised colder weather for Iowa. Illinois
and Nebraska tonight was inexplcably dull. Prices
at no time showed more than fractional advance, ana
AZ the close they stopped just where they did Thurs
day even at a little decline for the nearby options:
The cash demand good vessel room was chartered
for oT5OOO bushels. Provisions were dull. but strong.
december wheat the curb was strong at 81 W La
Nav corn So "a cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

Twcfthst. The aiIdavs of the plaintiff and Others
charge that Gray had been retained by Kraft to a
purchase hoofdIessing" business for him at No.
81 Eighthave. at administrators sale, on July l6,
Kraft giving Gray draft for $3.50, with which to
secure the purchase. The business. however, was
Knocked down t. another purchaser, and subsequently
Gray returned S12J of the Kraft intrusted him
with, declaring that he had expended the remainder,
$40 In having guardian appointed In the Surro-
gates COuIt for Nctie May BIlcn, an infant, case
that Kraft was interested in. j. George Flammer,
kIahs lawyer. makes affidavit that 50 was all Gray
could have legally paid out In the Surroeatcs Court
The defendant was released on furnishing 500 ball
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
THE HUSSEYS WANT 10 SEPARATE AGAIN.
BY no MANS STRANGERS TO THE DIVORCE
cOrRT-TuFIR THIRD CASE.
filming COMPANY SUIT.

suit has been brought In the Court OF common
Plea hy ID, g. Hus,ey for separation from ChareS ~
IIu.,cy on the ground 81 cruelty. abandonment ana
non support judge Allen Yesterday granted hcr
llronv If SD week and $50 counsel fees penang
,, trial - I.r c,.r Neither Nh nor Mrs lIuss"y Is
-t,an-er In the divorce courts. They have ap'
pcacd H. tho law three times in fact to dissolve Their
uarriac, ties. bat have united their lives again
voluntarily. They first separated In 177O. when MIS-
r,ssey sued her husband for "a limited divorce she
.ocur a decree but returned 10 I've with her husband
Anon Ms promise reform. His reformation was oi
hort duration hovcvcr. they parted again In 1850
SIR IIu.-cy who then brought the suit. failed 10
secure divorce and Wa acain reconcil"d 10 ms VIC
mn, NOR. than a year ago Mr.. IIu,,cy says,
her husband deserted her again. Mr HH'o'y', -nc
a. 90 r,tfcry Co lie owns valuable patents
Three Of these she say. were sold recently Tor T'Vo
81 Ilu--.y who b. NOW hNIuE AZ inc ''ducy iou'c'
h,. flrd a general DENIAL Of the pliintl1' charges
lut admit, that De- Kicked her once lie also says NAV
I'M. h.. SIX OF seven irt'r- patent belonging 10 hhI
Nhich she refuses 20 give up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
MAYOR GRANT IN DOUBT ABOUT GOING.

Lieutenant Allan g. Paul, l. ;. NJ OF INC DcaPach'
waited upon Mayor Grant yesterday anu pcsc'"ou "
- from Secretary Tracy, inviting the Mayor 10
n.-ticipate I'm the Ericsson ceremonies today. Inc
uavor wa, unable give positive answer accepting
the invitation although he felt that the city ought
~ he represcnted on an occasion Of 50 much public
Interest for the reason that he had made other en-
cacements. not being aware mat inc naval autiorl
~, -,o have charge OF the demonstration, had made
- arranccments for the presence Of TIE Guy cAccli,
i've Mr. Grant said however, that ne lad t;cgIphe'i
~ ,b.t his appoIntments for THIS afternoon be
II he is released from these engagements;
he yi gladly take part In the exercises III hohor Oh
the great inventor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
THE TRUSTED CLFRR STOLE.
NOW NJ CANE I'd COMMIT TIE FIRST CRIME
ARRESTED NND BROUGHT BACK
TO THE CITY.

TO THE CITY.
When John f. plummcr wa, in business at Broadway
and Leonard IT, ne had in h, employ a clerk. George
~ Curtl. twenty nine wear, old. When MI RUNNER
y,cut ont of business and WIS succeeded 10y Jihl'9
Murphy the assignee. Curt, stu kept Ms pace anu
also wa, retained Dos tine Sew England company i"'"
whose hand, the bu,iuc,, passed from the a>'INo''
Curtis, duty was to send purchased goods To dcr'
Drm. IN IA. city for their approval. II the goods
we're up to the sample they were kept and entered
hy Cui,i. a, ,old II not satisfactory they were
returned 10 the New ENGLAND Company 'hc GAY
truc1man returning with load of unsatisfactory
good. TO Broadway and Leonard st. disappeared VII"
rs load and Curt, had Ia make the lo,' S""' III
order to get the money It II alleged hc bc-' 10 S'
After that he would send goods bcio" Ninhp'-
10 different firm, and when they were refused ne
,.ld .u h,p to an East SIDE auction house Of shady
r,puto and pocl.,t the money. Then he would enter
thc goods on hi, books sold at thirty sNF anu
ninety DAYS credit. The first halidoz'n oi ulc'e
bul, he made good hut fearing ultimate detection he
decided to -cl a, much a, possible of the company >
good, at once and leave the city. THIS lie ""'
Getting about $1,000 at one haul
The matter va, placed in the hands Of Inspector
,,r,o and detective sergeant, Mcknight and Crowley
ucccod,d in 0ud.ns the thicyi-h clerk AT soI'Niir,
Madison County. his state. Yesterday '"cS o''"H''
''' W arri.n.d icforc Justice Patterson at the
ronb, Coirt in the afternoon CGr' lInb2,oncn ',i
elf and gave the OF the person u W'olh Nv "
ia tho roDds Tie Judge at once lo'lcu a Mdii"l,
for IN" arrest Of Adoph Hronold OF the ir.n %,
Kronod a co.. 40 WALKER IT,. lie wa I 1-'h a,
~ ,i,,r al .rc.,. The Office boy, AhFhhul
Wcycr who got Krouod's checks cd,lcd at tc IcopG
pan and pad the money over to curtis "d' pl"nel'
,tar'. h, Ert~rtivc ifcNaugut material witness.
Gurti lad been accustomed 10 send the boy arouhu w
RUNNER, ,iDg, and with the money pay on one w.
tso of the long standing bills at eaci tal'acI' S
eronnld who he alleges. was IN league WIN MN
furii. wa held for examination on ScPtr i,n
Kronolds hearing set down lot NohuaS a'o'"'O"
fau was fixed in bOth eases at TDV'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
SECRETARY TRACY'S PART IN IT.
GOVERNOR HILL UNABLE TO ACCEPT THE Is
vITATION TO DE PRESENT


General Tracy Secretary of the Navy. and his
daughter Mrs Wilmerding. and her daughter N''
Alice Wimerdlnc remained on the Despatch az inc
Navy Yard on Thursday night, and yesterday morning
went 10 the ST. George Hotel, Broohlyh where U'c'
spent the day. Secretary Tracy Is To take part ~
tic ceremonies connected with the removal Of inc
body of Captain Ericsson TO-DAY. lie Is 10 rluc III u
first carriage from the cemetery TO PIER y, W'iec Tic
will hoard the tug Nina and be taken 10 the Baltimore
lie will be on the deck Of the baltimore during inc
ccrcmonics there The Secretary is much refreshed
and invcoraed by his short vacation and VIII return
TO his work at Washington On Monday lochhe oc''o'
than he has for time. lie also leaTch MUCH VI
interest in his trip along the coast ana IL i su u''
lie will recommend the building OF the hh"aVcr
basin at New London. for the bencht 0 the ~" N"''
vessels Governor Hill sent telegram TO him yester-
dav saving that it would be impossible for nm l"
accept the secrctary's invitation % attend The oeie-
monies to-day.
secretary Tracy has ordered that the cruiser Pmla-
de,nba be ready for In fourteen days. she VIII
nrobaby take cruise to the eastward In order tha'
She NAV have thorough trial Ey the contract II
i acrecd that slt shall be tried within three month'
- b.r acccpance al ,hch trial, If everything should
NOT work satsfactorily the contractors are to ccy
Tho failures. The Philadelphia is having some Of the
,p,c kind Of trouble that the Atlanta Lad with her
dock Gun circles, Since they put down corroaion
has taken place around the bolts and much wafer
leaks through the deck. The work VIII probably nave
"a re done over before the vessel leaves the Navy
The new steel guboat Petrol passed the Navy Yard
Yesterday on her way down the sound from Boston
and went dircrt to hcr 9ncn9iage Ion ne q, M %
Atlantic SQUADRON u the Navy YARD YESTERDAY morn
ing and proceeded T. ler place III me l3T o t t
monte. The monitor Nantucket was to"cd IRON w.
Navy Yard Yesterday afternoon 70 her anchorage az
the head OF the line Of vessel ana ngar 70 me l
more The Yautc is to scnd one pulhhE'DodV l" Va'o
mart I'm the water parade tOudS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
srt,tyG THE BrJor OPERA HorSE

The right title and interest Of Edward r. 'a'n,'
in the five story brick building Nos Loo anu 80
broadway. which include, the Bjop opera House.
,a .o,d y, .uctlon in tho CITY Hall r0unda ycscr
,,v IL, DENNY sheriff James Carrahar, for 30, The
ale VA made 10 satisfy an execution of 1856 - Oh
tanned by Emanuel simons on June ~ ls77 > l.
Stewards Mr. Smons's attorney. was me phrchaSrt,ii
nnnuiv sheriff Carrahar has another sN1culwt
,cainit the same property issued upon luugh'.n
Etaincd ON Gctobrr H. 1856. by Grill Balr,i. the
ErookIyn stone dealers, for S2'ooi 3D. upon "'"'"
will bc again sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
Couutrp Doaro.

. pEAUTIFUL SUMNER HOME, frstclass. for re.
"A family party OF adults large pr'ae yiew
unsxcelled extensive lawns walks shade tenhh vi
ling near station Address CS 3l2 B'way2d es:
~ arm HOUSE I'm the Casklls; alton 500 IT,, isss
yiey I'm three states: terms for adults 30
ha,f rice T. MATTICE. Fast Windham, Greene 20, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
HE had HIS LAWFER ARRESTED.

Frank II. Gray, "a lawyer, Of No. 10 Wall ST., was
arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Lovelace on an
order by Judge Geigerich, of the City Court on
the complaint OF William Kraft, Of No. 100 west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

The fall term of the Union Theological Seminary VIII
begin on September "a, week later than IN former
years This will carry the commencement week DC
yond that observed by Princeton seminary and enable
friends of the two institutions to attend the closing
exercises Of both semnaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

NAVAL, CIVIC, MECHANICAL AND soOlAL oh'
CARNATIONS TO PARADE IN HONOR OF THE
MEMORY OF THE GREAT INVENTOR
THE FINAL. SALUTES BY LARGE
FLEET OF wAR-VESSELS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

Ira d. SanlSey will not accompany Dr. George r.
Penecos on his evangelistic mission TO india Is ne
is unable to leave this country on account OF prior ell
eagements put he has offered to pay the expense
there and back Of his friend, George C. stebbns, VINO
il Is hoped may be able to 90 in his stead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03

aansssuRa .aoc IVES, India time shst.sr on & British
BRUSH bark Rose 't Ssnacs 20 to %
brig Emma hence TO Demsiara. lumber, brig Jcm
Sc,Ssis zinc SHIP island spI e e"sSsss ~
he market steadily msiatainSd 30 salss spol,ei,
ss '5 81 S.@ sSs Men. s' $;
S sSs s 81 Sna ,ssr against
Sn;s:1ssf & f MI as !. sou.s i.e' n;::
%s W SS' New S.Ss$s %s i. S 5 ed 81 :.
MEAlsof Western meats sales s5 S,d r. lre Gd
hang '' y sSs
n rSsSS c,; Sc;sa os 3 n SMOKED s SS
SsSSs fsSsa shoSiasSs n S%S s%sSsd SoSsn:
slossd At 5ss b ssa elshes
May s42ss DRESSED Ho.srWe'k, s9c dec pgi
@ sssTy s: s s .sS
barely sssds on so %n ssI pe ssS ns to
e. s. 40 Ss 8 pss.%s s's sS%
fS @ Go .s fssSe @
,sS'%s:
Der ETiTER-TheSe quiet %si' auto, cds .yo but
Creamery ssss vf p s" Best '9a rs o
2 sss snS an Ben
sn. S o, . sss sat aos GARY e.
Dairy nns fancy a2oc ho isir e ,sd sGSd
GOOD lai!e fair ais @ssen D@,y choice lSS
sS do dSs fancy i' ~'i'
To- 2sc " fair To t fancy fancy fresh 10, sts
light 9qun e but StOcs sfi Saye r la%fy
State Factory full cream scptenber fancy white a.
9c do cOored csc; do nns ~ as good 70 pf M,
SKINS 2as SKINS choke 5s wessfn S ", S@
on fancy brands state fresh asS2 sS
fne% 2sc icebo n isaaoc lined isaisc
and 5srelyy st 6S ce S snSf
sc test i5.oc do c and siae ia: REFINED Ell ED,
SYs5 and C gnshans &c. MsaeTcd oc Granuscd
SIC Mould a." ei1gs coniecte91ssi;;,s a." I SS.
s lang Extra "C' Il.l0c &C" size
yellow. 31Gd5 5l0c. ., c,,. ,., l.
STEAHINE~ouiet. but very steady. Choice lard in
ties anotad at 77sdSc Oleonargarine. city, Bloc
TALLOW-Firm and quiet rr"c oiS ouoteu ~ ''s"
15-l6c No sales reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Nov lotion nominal mlaalns' , zee
Flour fairly active and steady. Whcat-Southerh hrn
Fnta. 9ac Ssi Os Lorgberry 9scael o.; NO 81 oza
al 02l2 steamer No red 9oaa'v necenhep al ~
Nav Al 1olsaI loir Corn-Souther fairly active; new
white selling Sic T. Csc yellow, 5sc; PRIME oid
Gs West"rn stronf: mixed spot 9sl2dje'c; N0.em6Sr
5S1s 5ss,c; year S1c; January, 5shc May, 5o%a6oc
Sill Provisions firm Butter scar arm er ';,ny
fancy 2id25c: 20 fair to choice, 2la33c 90 iI5tatoh
I1TSic isdle hncy 1Gc do, good TO choice 1871 ic
rolls fine l0a'c do fair to good lZoiig 119ie sgnce
iair zoe 10 = iSlc. Sugar quiet granrlaied oI,,e
Copper arm Whskey firm 81 20 o ttelehts dull d ns
cefpts-FIour 10 600 bbls wheat 5000 Dush c4 l..Oo
bush: oats 5000 bush; rye 5000 oush' y,
Flour 10000 6bls W Ud0 hrsS ,ooo ou'"
Buffalo, j. V. Nov 1.-Spring wheat quiet; No !
hard 81 il asked: ll,co0 bush sample Duluth sod a.;
81 Os and carloads No. Northern. az ~ oo4dTi W
10 Cortirin. IL OF asked. Winter wheat scarce NO
red in store 81 00H asked; No; 3 extra: on track
yellow at j92c 10 600 bush No at 579sd5S; closed
dull: no yellow. 59ac NO. do o9tc; NO; 2, 3'm
5s.c No. g. in store, 57'.c Oats higher early sales
no %bfe Sole No mixed on track 1siac No. .
white in store 1i2d52c. Barley in good request /:
offerings light; no. / Canada. 94c; No 2, 90c; No 3
extra So No D. 81 choice Western, 7sGs3e NO ?
easv bst patent spring IS s5d4G; do winter s3as5 TO-
Millfeed firm coarse winter bran. SIS spring @l7 90
Canal freights firm; NewYork, wheat, 4e corn 32c
oats 2.c lumber. to New York, ~ p TO Albany 81 20
ReceIts-Fiour 80 900 bbs wheat 100000 bush corn,
30 Odo bush barley, 100000 bush; rye. 5000 bush
Canal shpmentswhoat goo bush; corn. $1,000 bush
oats u 600 bush barley coo bush. railroad snip
ments-Flour. 10000 bbls; wheat $4,000 bush; corn,
SO, 600 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Auless Edward and wife to Ellen Ward e 9th
Alexander. WIN and wife. to Jno H RhOces IS s7thst
Becker LoHis IT, to Henrietta Schneider. lothst
cspen':r vd ng9"ni @o1 T. t. Inc u Powell
cary. JOHN V b. to Anna NJ renoyer. = Soth's''
clark lark w% iiy Woodward, sistst' 3D.
ave "a ella RIciaid end wife storer. so'hst.
6aa M End WIG to Anna :I DawsSS o and another
DEM o.aH' Pe.sr aud wl 70 Wiegsad' eOthst
sane 10 Andrew Kervin property, years
rIony Fsr C. j, y :, i Is, CT. Va" w'sen"r
r. oman lmais % hs,ls% savings Bank 18TH
st. Feency. Tho. to Vim Rankin, 45thst, OF 18th
ave- frankn, Harry, samuel Mott Rdge-st. Of
Fpsitag Peef and another Jas Higgins and another
: s9thst q Sdaye yeas 5000 p,,u ,,,,h.s,
W # S'I iss.a9c. yea year az $500. ..,
aS AniSpo c saS s Of to sSaye 9 yss Pnt M"''
Go don Robert and another % Hsrmo ino II canmann
sa s8' i 70 sastta Ward saas' of 1othave
Gc!a,tcn, samge to G1 GtG Mad'onss'
OF Tam ,eofge l. and wife to Harlem Savings Bank
: 'i95ti.st, " CT MyiUe.aye, year. $500;
s., H' %.aTs 4t y. )? S['''n '"""
Honsh Rose, to a Nichols. : IS2d-st' o'h-ave
Jc Caroline and chsrss y 70 , %n F'ero''0k
Ja.Cis.n, Morris: 70 Abraham Stern. Nos ~ and I'D
Cl1foa-st year, s. Geo ,rs,,,ls % $40
Kssse Joseph to Harris Gossett Nos Is and 40 Baxter
Eovsr,s H, TO Albert 5So Seaman tru''
Mclaughlin, ROdy, 20 Dry Dock saying o6 lns%uoon'
II I33dit " Brook.sve years Sll,OOO
Murphy. Matthew, TO Bowery Savings Bank COT
3D. ave az oSth-st. year, go. ~, ~. ~.
MscSay David to NewYork sayings Bank No 300
WY Menten Mortimer NJ to Frank Curtiss lSed.st,
NeGaile Tnos j.. to fieds Adler. lc2d'st' W 9th
Ss bg' nsst Dso1 20 800 Sash Co.
om.tead Dwight to lily W Beleher, = 1od.si, " Gen.
tai Park West, ~ years, $1,000 ..,
Plscr Annie Divfd Shear, cor 3daye and lijth-
i. years, ~, 600. ,-, ,,...-.-, s,..
Ponll 35y West f6th-st. ! wear, $1,000
Sasser Ernest A to August Bergcner. IFS St Marks
Schneider Henry, Alex Thomson. Msnhatton.
ave u l2lst-l notes. So, GOO
Smith d Walter 10 John Potter. Moriis-ss Rail
road ave. ) years R6 600.
shannon. NJ and Thomas. Samuel Powell.
0Gth.st l0th-aNe. ; ye)rs. mortgage. 500 goo
Thompson. Vim. Aaron 4 whitehead, 1C2dst,
q st NchOlas-aV, , years, T5OoO.
Wolfe Hanna 10 trustee. for Anna Il Hunt s 18Th
st. 0tl-aVr. 3 years sl2 BOO
Williams Ellen and Charles J. To North River Savings
Eanb lOlh-ave and 17ith-st. year - 0c0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03
LAVE STOCK MARKErs-By rrLrGRApn.

Runalo Nov l.-Cattle-Receipts last "a hours 8 $40
head total for thus far o. $50 for time
Week ~ consigned through. $500 head. 5000 OF
sheep and Isrbs-Receipts last "a honrs 500 head
COO consigned through 800 head, al Of which 70 New
York 900 for sale market s, nm 81 offerings taken
ass S5 common to fair. sias4 20 Lambs-Cholce to
g. f,ir. s5at5 IS iOe.-Reeapti last "a hours 1000
He,d total for week thus far, "a go. for
Iost week 70 $50 consigned through. $3.50 head 1850
Of which TO NewYork $500 for sale market steady
Y Yotserst % s. s.i 20; PIGS, ssasS 50.
CattscReceipts 1000 head for week 90 600 largest
record shipments, 1000 market active steady Texans
ss2 So natives s2 l5SsS 10 Hogs-Reeeipts. II 600
roug6 and common 81 35a:s no packers an q. MIXED
e 106s3 lb pigs sYa So 60 sheep-Receip 5000 head
fket active and steady lambs 80 75Qs4 80 Westerns
"a eO6sI so: TexAnh % 4o1SA 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

New.York SATURDAY. nov ;.
The total amount realized the Exchange ana for the
week ending with Saturday Nov / was 81 143 DO: 100
aggregate sales for the month October were
LIST OF AUCTIONS. -,
-, For the percent week ending Saturday, Nov O. ~"
lpl'o"ih2 auction sales were announced:
TO-DAY (MONDAY, NOV. 3.
70 eeosure sale 1 plot Of land, 325x129GxlisS 100
and eleven o-story nsts, l4v 100 West oeth,t
u ioihaye lots. 21A1o22. 5,tory building par
tto sale lot 2ssS;s and '9 Sst6ry b1idas, SO 81
East ch,,t !, s9Se t., Avenue A. ot' iio
3davc. .
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 5.
s'@ c,'Sy 9ai se II I? 3D. az and
Lexng,on-aye lot rs sxsO and asty DWELLING sa.'
lo5th-st, 80 t !th.sye; lot .l2h6o on W wa ~
% AND four Sly ave hSsshs on w pG q
cor q Conyentave lot, 20x8oll, and similar house'
2S Wssi ana r houses snG Two . ss
Nos 459, i0l and f6T West lflth-st n =, 10.h-sve
Partition sale. lot 2i.5A55, aad ssty house. NO -
Ptst, Broome.st.
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.
Public auction. lots. 25xiOo EACH e Montgomery
ave, 30 r. OF Terrace-st Corona aud Bresisu.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER @.
Foreclosure sale. lot 15xI02.2 aud 3story dwelling
80 Is a Ea'! . st bsna NO 4 Hyes@s
II OF 77th.st; lots 25xloo.S each East 9Gn-sr
25 4 MadsG ss, lot sSSSC ;; and s iss
lot 20xi0o11 No 49, adj above plot OF land 90 oxvO'
and three 4stoy buildings Nos 900 and $50 PsIksN we
o f s%d sssoy B Sadn saei DO ss 'ss
Ezabet.st lease Of lot 23x09.5, and 4s;ory dwelhs
No "a West 49th-s :, OF 6thave about 200 o'' az
Ardsey, Y.
FRIDAY NOVEMBER :.
Foreclosure sale lot 22xs6, and 2story dwelling, NO
8 Charlton-st S, SO It W OF Macdougal-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-03


noted ae and in some cases TIE holding wss
eSnse r iHHss was nHSse ss
hrs sS E,s s Jss e.? SS Sb nf city,
M in(ss Sss y M9 7SS
s. 70 500 6Sis supsrane y Ioass 100 6bs Fine
$ 3ssss g SI:.s%' go s ats
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