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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-07-05

IHOR sALE-Property 1880, York street,
Il IA feet front. reaching back to Guilford
Court, containing 9504 So. feet, with two houses,
ford Court OF q tenements A rare chance to live
In your own house and get good income besides.
Or good rental investment, as property must be
sold. VIII be sold together or separately.
THORNTON LIBBY, Union Mutual ms. Build
ing. lou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
GRAIN AND PRODCCE MARRET&
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


There. was an uneN pcctcd increase in the activity OF
the wheat option market Yesterday caused by the
appearance Of large local houses as sellers MI
Of fine selling cannot be credited to quidation but
no doubt there was a considerable amount OF long
Stock thrown ont. The buish influences were the
light receipts and the strength Of foreign cables both
public and private. A late export demand also
cvcrted a strengthing effect But the visible supply
Grures i'm full we're disappointing to the Bulls
wheat showing n decrease of 1883 bushels, where
one of coo 900 to 100000 bushels mad been expected
The increase Of 0Gl 900 bushels IN the amount ol
wheat on passage To Europe was also bearlsh III
nuence May fell from - 7-9a 80 cents to So Il
cents, and ended at rally Of Ia cent ON inc
curb the tone was barely steady ana the close was AT
- "A cents asked for May. Official net losses
were scored OF 1-4a3-5 cent as follows; January
10 4. February, 80 -, MarcH, - Nay, % - :,
and lime = - cents. The transactions exceeded
Co,I wheat was ii cent lower. and 1000 bushels
were taken by shippers the mIhhs uehaiu Oc"is
The visible supply Of was increased 1,5l4,,
343 bushcls-tlc amount generally expected. lnls
C,ct and the free receipts caused n decline on the
spot Of 1912 cent. but the large export cn ano
bushcls The options active, and the trading
cNc4,cdcd that in Matchmaking nearly 3'oOoooQ
q" - cents but the other months recovered their
early losses on the export movement and CLOSED IN,
changed at 3o > for February rS 80 "a ior Marc" anu
oats were weak simply OH free selling movement S6
on the spot ana lor ir" I, similar fraction at
90 = February at - II and March at % 4 be
ing down is cent and May unchanged at - -
cents. ~, A.. .uo.on. eo~rcit,
Of ocean freight room. But exporters bought "'V ~
ncvt three months. options closed unchangcd for
TrLruory at - ~ and down one point at 80 ~ LOT
March, and - IL for May 49, ., os,ordo,.
The receipts of grain and -four reported YESTERDAY
at New York Baltimore Philadelphia ana BostGn Wer re
- ci. oats 10 COS bushels total grain. Gal n'o
bushels, nour. D 80 pacbasc, At Chlcas2 Wn M
- h".hcls corn I0iIfO bushels; oats, 81 OOl
Hn, hcis total grain 79j.375 bushels; flour, 24'26
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aud Robert, to c W Lorng and another, trus.
Icsart Julia ST. to Kate Bosart No 40 West 49th-st,
lease, year, 5000
JSth-st , years $4,000. ~ -,
> years 5000.
i.,rk,r Peter to Ncw.York and Wakefield Building and
Loan Association Sunmit-st, Of Marion-aVe lnstals
800.
Erimcow, rllz F.. to Mary a Davenport, n oist-st
, OF 3d-aNc I year. 100.
Bull Richard II, to the Scamen's Bank for Savings No
% Nurra'-st. ) years. 5000. .
Connolly. Patrick, to ID W Burnett, W Morrls-aVe,
Z ljOth.st, years, l.5OO. 49,
Conncry. Thomas b. the East River Savings Institu
lion. SO. II IllmiltOn.st. year. - 600.
Cromwell Albert 10 Man. trus, II Grandst OF
Eldrldgo-,t. years. % 500. 5000
d.. Gndce. Michael. to Duryea, H9th'St. 2
Morrl--aye. 1 years. $1,000.
Duean Mary, to l. A Lockwood and another, executors
Drogn Henry ". 70 ) Van Tagcn, n lsith-st,
lOth-ayc. , years. 81 600.
Dune Thomas p. to MARY and Moses Ottinger. $ s.
ggth..t. - 9tl.ayc. / wear. $4,000
D-yis samuel to Frederick M!ddlebiook, 5 I'd
ave : 9Sh-st. = years. ~ / 900
same to Richard Croker Chamberlain. property,
mortgages. So 600
Elliot Henry Il 10 Title Guarantee and Trust Co, n
iO5th--t Nanhauan-aye. years, $500.
Faulkner. George W. 10 G Steinfeld 7lst-st 1stl
Fron'ucr Robert TO Minnie Erlangcr cor 11th
ave and 172d--t. months. $3.50.
C,luck IgnatI, 70 g Paynar, III Attorney-st years
s13 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago JAN II (SpccaD.-Whcat dipped little 10
day and at the close had not altogether recovered
From - cents May went TO - 37 cents. but closed
If II 2 Ia Il cents. II was hard at night to de
eide what had been the depressing circumstance
There was some effort made AT the outset 10 lower the
price to cover on Hutchinson was active III TINS
way Then the first bit OF information Of the day tho
announcement Of an increase Of G6oooo bushels IN
the amount Of wheat on passage was against inc
price The exceeding duncss contributed somewhat
A. for the other news that came along during the day
mart ~ il was comfort tO the bulls part oil IL Il" inc
fg,r. The visible supply dccrca,c-Ji 1000 bu'hcl,
u,a. more favorable than had been lphed Tor. Inc
,.tl.r through the winter wheat belt stu severe
TIA Northwestern receipts "ct" moderate "nF -
,.,r. 4, Niuuc,po. and only - At Duluth IA" day >
,rt cir4ront.. however. di~Ipp liutingN small
4 600 lu-hcl. II wheat and 81 900 package, ol Hour
Tho India shipments 81 wheat for tine week were over
zoo OOD bushels larger considerably than for the week
iof,~. Cudthy was considerable buyer all daN r.
Baltimore was mp. possibly on the destruction by mr.,
tUerc Nnnday night II part Of tn" stock torn cln9ed
inst where 10 opened. AZ 81 1--0 b cents for NAV;
a.. recent. II hog. were everywhere moderate ana
uric,. AT tho wards were higher. This started prod
uots on with an advancing tendency There wa AZ
ono. however. good sized selling 81 pork by Norton
Wortfin,t n the which - late has been max
Ing ,r-c rurcha fpr Now York clique. heir sell
lrg stopped the advancing tendency. MAY pork
which had got - %. closed az ~ o. Lard nj the
clD-. showed - cents advance and ribs = cents
advance over Monday night. ON the curb wheat
.lpwcd change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
TEN N S YLV A "A
RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER JANUARY l, 1890

ON AND AFTER JANUARY !, loJo
Trains lga,c stat.OAs loot Desbro,ses and Corts
III" 4. VI @IfE FAST LINE for the West Pullman
yeibue Sleeping and Parlor Cars. Arrives Sleye
laAd - a. Columbus 80 a. NJ ohlcSso - " 10.
Wiliamsport, Lock Haven Remove, except sunday.
"a 80 oio f4ffept I(HISS1YfvANlA LIMITED com:
posed exclusively Of pullman yesubge' D @ r ana
loon s.,Rns ana bath rooms.
isde, maid pbr Library and al the con
and movable electric lights. Arrives Cincinnati 10
apd chicago - m ngHt d 1,y6 AND CINCINNATI
XfEs pullman ygstHge sesPns so car s and Df.
I'M Car Newton. To y LOUIS ,,,s anu ri,es lin.
tnnat II rs a. ~ Chicago p. m, and St Louis "a
$50 T. W. wrEEY TXREEss f S1 81 RopT; :. r.
H. Vs. A0f, nv NV 10 Pt,sburg St Louis,
hSaFo ana MsPPa, AaI1e. k a, a.
nna 80 p .Iaond n mSfnac 81 Comets for Cleveland
aad rOl,do day eHeePt SifaS Pullman ve.sbuls
BlrSJ I'm H. 'sbSnandoa6 VALLEY arrives cleveland
3 s5 a. m. CoambG, Is p next DAY, and chicago
,or Co,rv F-.e ne Oh Regions. Cleveland and coum.
'.al..,o. 4@pi.se OF pullman t3r.or 80.
@ 4pdays 10 10 o a. M a ai5Ss SS sR sa
Dining car a, 20 p M a5rys oS w as9 sS no %:
10 3 30. 30 and . 90 p. n, ana IL - night, Sun;
da oo 1ae 80 For Tns S s thap Sad .S
Ohio Railway and Cincinnati Sleepers Dining Car and
For 'Si7T!LASriS CITY 100 p. Through Carr weeks
For 9' 6d p PG' ' sad Se%ySfs rhstssss
aIi 90 D. m daily; via Baltimore and Bay Line. 10
p M "eeA'I FOR PHILADELPHIA.
A KS go 70 So 80 90 Chicago Lir,sd
il 90 a. m, l2 20 90 10 100 3 49, . o? 90.
10 10 as m 80 20 5 GS no 81 h1ed and
Isa M 90 80 l. 80 3 30 and D. M. and
IT, ns5 .9, Gom G9 S ca for and cheek
0' Ff HSaes local trains apply ticket agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
XNLaT sHORE RAILROAD, \. y. c. s.

w H. H. L. K. Coz lNsSce.-llalns leave " est AID
station New York, follows and M minutes earlier
from foot Of Jayst n r.; Chicago, Detroit, London
Hamilton. . 50 NJ .5:l5. SIS p. N St; Louls.
- rs, * rs p. Toronto = - u., ) 10 ia
y m. Montreal Canada East 3 Is p m. Niagara
10 % % m, > Is = 10 p and ,) II 30 a m.
for Utica only Eneston, Sadgertles, cashh. Albany
- :I5 New9urg ID: as a. m Is, 49, :9s'
As p m Elegant Sleeping Cars for Buffalo. Niagara
Falls Toronto, Detroit, Chicago and St. Louis; 'Dav.
Daily except Saturays Other trains daily except
sgndays "a y Leave Jcrey city =. r. r. salon.
Az 20 IN. -SAG p M For tickets ;o tme.tsbles or
st. 720 Fuonst Annex onlce foot ot Fulton-st; New.
York Clty-l27l. 3c3 7s5 ana 9t2 broadway. 1881
Bowery IL Park Place 6S West io5th-s; and West
Shore Staons foot OF West aga st and foot OF Jayst.
N r. Wcscotps Express calls for and checks baggage
from hotels and residences G. F. LAMBERT. General
Passenger Agent Vanderbilt-ava. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
RAILROADS..
NEWYoRxCENIRA1


From December lst 1850 Trains leave as follows;
$50 A. VI. FAST NEwYORK STATE EXPREss-tos
Albany Schenectady, Utica. syracuse Auburn. Gene,a,
Tsaec Dra%nc; Room caTs to Da,ao jail. and o
Canandaigra daily, except sundays. BIie: Smoking
600 a. NJ. TIE NEw.YORK AND CHICAGO LIN.
Bu1ct Smoking and Library Caf-gI,h Balber Shop and
1o Dog 49,, ss4aad t"n S,ts
gas~Pmtsch s. stem Arrives al Chicago At 8 80 a. m.
1o:5oA:M, TUE soTrnwS1Es1TEHY ,LIMlTED5;ts
Wagner Vestbule Drawins-Room. Dining. sleeping snd
fa ais S%PA cGseh h4a St a.: sSs
1!5o 1,a w. %EsfEa SN' Gay lies daily eAeep.
qnday y p T5n or es S f FAC H' Draw. .Sa
70 feScan Hts o w ANA eh DaS
CT NsTYGrk 70 A0dqy serving ghSS9SSGl AND ST.
LOUIS EAPklsslOr Buaaio, N3gSra fslis' roronso'
w Sela r5 an " %aane ScsS S STEPPING Cars Din:
ing Car to Albany serving dinner . - ,,o.,.,.
io B ii Niagara Pas ioronto o. teIesad tHsnnaa
81. Louis, Detroit ard Chicago WITH through "agnes
FOX ALB1Ni. UIIcA,. sYEAGGgsE, Eoenasr a:ss
10 80 a. NJ y SO M P; M 10 90 P nd
MN a. E' III ''O d m' t'''0 p "'''' p "''
FoK Troy, SARATOGA, ADGKoNDAcK MoUNTAINS
81. ALbANS, AND MONIKhAL-fo 30 a. H., o;N
sEEK Shire HILLS, VIA HARLEM DIyIsioN-tlo;ss
FOR iu ricrnaton IN regard to and all othei
trains VIA ne also Tor tcKets ana space IN Drawing.
KoJ, and Slc,ihg Gals Apply Grand Central Staors
No ~ 100 ana 5i4 broaaEsy 4 r5tS r1 ss
Wssnngonst 72d fulton ST.. and 800 B'dord'aVe L. Ds
calls TOR and t GaseSS baggage from
otner rams run dairy. .oo
All trains exceps those leaving 80 m. and II 0o
midnight stop at l9st station 10 take on passengers
,I eNo ~ TOuDEY' GEORGE II. DANIELS,
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15

NFwe FROM THE FIELD And RANGE OF PRICES.
There no new feature of interest ln Yesterday ,
crude certificate market pUt the trading continued on "a
moderate scale The refined situation i stu dull
and .urt. with some little cH-c shown In the quota
ton. 20, antwerp. Price r-" ah''' - o. bui as"m
tlt t.ufr There Wu, "a pressure of -alcs which I'M
med 81 .lf provoked declining tendency. The maj
,,r.t,tloi- were shade above those of Monday but
the close oury steady.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
Railroads..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY ST, NORTH RIVER.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
y FOOT or LIREErYL, nc NoF SG n! GIyER.
400 a. n. FOR Easton, bethlehem. h.lentown. Mauch
chgnS WS'S% o a@d S' Edn Br6em Aucn
,SS 1s s H2 Tar Ea' ssa,nI nehis s
ing. Marrsnurs Potts,ilc. ramaqua. Shamokin. sun.
o"I' 90 p ~ FOR h@mHeioa a~ton. Bethlehem Allen
a45 ~ m Tor Easton. Bcthlshem, Allentown, Mauch
chnS aE@ a} Hortsoag Fa,on
30 30 n 10 Tor 50 S11E a%d rn,on
chSnt ;csdns HagrsSars 6% sundays at 30
D. moo 90 m a. Snp6avs Tor Easton, bethlehem Allen
town and Maich Chunk. -. n.,,... an.
town noe MnacR R cG Sa1 and ot,s iS '' ~''"
,is ro Rs" rl S"S P sS A'GTF r'H h. q'ssg
oo Sunday ' trains SS DO not stop At Ocean Grove or
II ~ a" m oq ehinds Via Maawan and Newport
For For Ioms River aud B,negat 80 S Is 90
For p Atlantic city vlneland and BrdsetOn. 80
90 aC' rC co. AZ. H5o' 80 oo $50 Sundays. 90
a m'' sHoETrsr AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
Via Central r. r Of Ne%6 6 L1a. pG ia, and Beading
Z X and Baltimore ana ONO H. H. leave 'OO' OF Liberty
st. or Philadelphia at 90 745 5 80 IL 90 am. 30
si'TD&YS 80. 80 m. 100, 20. 90. 90 D. M,
FOR baltimore and wasergton daily at 49, II 90 Ccx.
''iT Trains Lalns a. a. IL 100 a. H., 80 90 90
80 p H. 10 IS nsht have connection for Reading. liar.
Tickets and rarsl Be procured at a. POI,
ilS w. a. fast $5th SewSorS: coarts $50
Tullon.~t - Eroalway lrooklln - -
b,qsasc from hd Or csdSRee WI" '' '0 anu ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15

obstruction.
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w Classical AMI Academic Schools in New-Engand
The payment - act IN advance viii cover ordinary tuition,
board washing. and heating for the fall trm be.
ginning AUG Is SIND for catalogue 70 G. NJ STEELE,
Principal W hraham. Mass.
Young LadlcS-COuntry
A CHOICE CHOOI.-Blooke Hall, for girls and young
n ladies'. SNlrNlN Z. SHORILIDGE A. NJ,
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GOLDEN hill SEMINARY Tor Young Ladies'.
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CoLLTGTATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ENGLEwooD,
" y. J.-E,opn, s,Pcmlci 70 iIrpaIltg. la la coz
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Trms $50 per year Al branches taught. NV gymnasium
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flthcrs.


A TUTORS, govcfnc,-cs, professors, teacnsrs an
~ brauchc., supplied schools AMI ialn.ie, Seh c.t ,,
culars or parents Moirm language sDoken MIL WI
COYRIERE 81 T. l7th-st, bet 4th'a'e. aha biosd"S:
A REST TEACHERS. American and Foreign, supplies
n, for all branches. in all localities no cafs" Az,
Its WANTED Zee for rcgstratOh' do,n I"I Imp
i. 7 7. A'N'A' American 0'"0'l Dl'''r' @'
A lrRICAY AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers tutor Ho' ,'hcSs''
Ms N T. YOUNG.FULTON. % Union square.
N gIVAIE TUTOR-A. EVERETT STONE yale. 10
Fa, 52d-st. Special success IN coao hing Tor eNaml-
nations Seven boys were prepared for college "'t year
n RIVATE French lessons given at pupils rc-dcnc" by
an experienced professor At the afr Of 81 les, -
highest rfcr,nccs {. NJ, Tribune Uptown ONCE lbs
Broadway
ru,5ir MON TEACHERS AGENCY. G,sah. $500
| summit schools with schcr teacher VII pos ions.
". il. KFEI; Manager. lG A~tor Place. New r"iH.
xxANTEDA native German lad' teacher. Of tween .
w and % wears ~ axe 90 teach German IN school also
vocal and instrumental music Picture ana testimony
must accompany letter Of application Address T. o. ION
455 Norwalk. Conn
w NNTTD-Tady teaching dancing to 60 out 81 town
w once a week ~ Young ladies school, MIRIAM
COYEIIEE. 81 East l1tl-st, between ith-a''. ana
Broad way.
xx5oNAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHES BUREAU TOR
w both ~eNcs' supplies professors teachers eoNcfnc'"N
musicians hou-er rrr~ f1nlon-. cnAi"ronrH &C -
coilrrr Schools AMI ame,. also hookkr"l"i> stnogrL
rhe-- and conv'-'- business firms
w. 9 wrRVFR 200 5th ave New-York Ciy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15

Re- ned oil unchanged at 30 cents per Sdl"l
In barrels. and 80 cents IN cases.
ForcI su quotations Antwerp, l. "a Il D franc,
Bremen 90 marks and London, - Il pence per gal
Ion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15

29th-st, Lot 81, Map \ lay, -oAJo.Vi
Wilbur Larremoro to Robert Aud ............ $3.50
odayc v :, .j.2 IT Of 9Sth-st > 9A30oi Geo -, 100
Smith referee, to Samuel Davis. IO,oOO
-u to same D 1906
Zd az . ''ii ~ - 1920
13th.st : 1929 II " Of 2d-ayc. 15.GXl033;
Maria dc Ia Luz + de Mora 10 Carolina NJ FARES INC
Bristow-st. - ;, 225 IL II Of Jennln2s-st, 1OAOO;
lily d Tiffany Eliza y Gray ..---. 49, -.
9lst-st, n " cor OF Madison-aNe 3G.oXlO0S;
h SSSeo to Msry DSga Sia 'Nvt' 1880
1920 St n 5 $50 II e Of sd ave, 25X1O0.ll; Nelson
NJ Whppe to Jane TX -; ...,.:.--;....
4Oth.st - Ol.o II c OF 9th-aye. 3S3Xf9.5 Jose
NJ Ciauter Frederick j. Luthy ............
Thomas Jennett to william Thomp on - 70 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
I EIllGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlandt snd
DcsbiOsses l.. follows:
7 "A. N. f1r satiugiou and Intermediate points.
a. ~. for Geneva Lyons Elm.ra, kochester Buffalo
and the West and rtlnclla local point, CHAIR car TO
Lyons and Pullman car 60 Suspension bridge.
II a. m lr l.. and b. junction and Intermediate points,
Char ar TO NaIrh NnNnk.
d. m Tor Tnukhaunock ana nt. mediate points,
Chair ear TunAhannoch. Connection To Reading aud
3 40 p. M Tor Ei1ra and prime la Intermediate points,
Chair ear 10 Wlkeslafre and Pullman scepers 10 Sus.
~ 10 D. NJ for Satington and intermediate points.
8 40 d. m for Magch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connccto ON Reading and Harrisburg.
d. for Geneva Lyons. Elatra, Rochester. Buffalo
and tho West Pullman slecpes 10 Lyons and SUSPENSION
Fridge.
Trains leaving at a II q. M. m. and 3 40
D. connect for all points in NahanOy and Hakleton
coal regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS
q. m. Tor Mtpch chunk naZlctOn and Intermediate
points aud II 20 ShenlndOah ana intermediate poin q
5 40 y. m. FOR Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
y. m. for Geneva Lyons, Elmra, Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons and Suspenss0
General Eastern once. 235 Broadwsz.
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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

The market fairly active at the keai Es'i'.
Exchange, yesterday, and the attendance was soou
for the time of the year. M
NO 3d. Tenth-avc., tours story brick building WIN
basement on lot l9.5XGf was offered II IS roh'eu
for SIZE year. The bidding ran up from @lo'ooo
to 81 400 at which price +. Brooks was thc Duyef
No. 10 Allcn-st, Is threc-stoIy ana Dd'encil.
brick and frame dwelling with store ana tnre suoIy
brick extension. 1t Yields rental OF 90 yc,.
The bidding ran up from 81 900 to @l3,4O0 ChareS
A. Raymond the buyer. - . oo
NO. .6G3 Park-ave twenty five feet north OF one
hundred and ghtcenth-st. iOur-stOiy brcn tenement
house on full lot sold the planth IN the sulI' uhucr
foreclosure, for $4,000.
Ncw.YOrk, Tuesday, Jan. II.
The following sales were held at the Exchange ana
Gstory building with lot, 40 1902 4th,Saye s.
25 If Il n I1sth.st lot 25N90; \ smith, FlJ'OOO ~
/ 3.story dwelling with lot No 40 Alenst W 5, %
: StautOn.st lot 25.5s6j & 4 Raymond, Sl3, iOO -
/ 4-,tory building with lot No 552 lOth-aNe s. ~
e. : 4lst.st lot 9.5N6i; Brooks, vl2.iOO. $780,.
sale of the building with lot No. - East ll2th-st'
cor Itb.aNe was adjourned To January 81.
OF the with lot, No l19 Water.st. cor Bur
linz Slip was adjourned January 2s and sale OF the
hm,Idng with lots Nos 557 sol West 50th-st, llth-
ave, was Withdrawn.
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NEW.YOEK SOUTHAMPTON AND BKEMEN.
steamer -an from pier foot Fit nuboken
FAST ~ rtfss erEAMl;ih
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est rstes OFLElCHs = Co. No. Bowling Green
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r.si Act = l. and w. R'y savanna Fa-f Line.
' Oh nroal-ay az broadway.
II f. WALKER Agent ocean steamship Co..
New PER 81. North River.
NEW YORK AND CUBA MAIL IS. COM
~ PANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
From Piers 10 and Il. y h; a. y. N
C. OF ALEXANDRIA, iHy.' riogre,o, Frcnera Ian >,
&C. OF COLUM BlA. Havana and Carlcnas sat- Jan. Is
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JHGEs EEs& YARD se' e.. i fispT wa..s
Does not carry passeneers-
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Musical Instruction.

THE OLD AID POrU LAR
j NEW.YOEK OBSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
For 10 year. lOcat'd at
; EAST 1lTII-SI. ONLY 80 door cast Of 9TH AVE.
E-fil l~hcd 1853. Chartered.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING for th. reception Of pupils.
DANJO AMI GUITAR taught in tFciy private Lesson.
ID with without the AID ~ notes. HENRY {. DOB
son. 1870 Broadway, between 32i and 35i sts.
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