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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06
THE SOCIETY EVENT
The Coronado Club and Mrs. Walden's Con-
cert

The EAGLE was, it seems, entirely COR
rect in its guess of last Sunday that the
testimonial concert to be given Thursday
evening, the 10Th, would be the popular So
ciety event of the season. The Coronado
club, whose mem bership is par excellence
and whose receptions socially represent
the best, did the unusual and the very
complimentary thing of endorsing by vote
the Walden concert. The gentlemen COM
posing that club showed no hesitancy in
announcing that they appreciate the
sacrifices made and the hardship endured
by the bright and plncky little Wichita
women in her two years of lonely en-
deavor in a land of strangers, and that
dress suit crowd, attended by their danes
and damsels, will be at the opera
house in force ON Thursday night
to greet and encourage the
fair songstress, AS goes this club and
their ladies, so ought to go everybody
Also, the Unitarian Ladies' fair, which is
on for this week. as is announced else
where, approaching the deserving of Mrs.
Walden and the general desire to hear her,
decided to close the fair on Wednesday
evening.
In addition to the attractive supports
named in the program published last Sun
day, Mrs Mccoy will play accomplishments
for some of Mrs. Walden's numbers. The
idea will be to make it short, bright,
fashionable entertainment, long enough
to fill the evening but not to tiresomeness,
brilliant for its dress, and in its character
both as to the auditorium and the stage.
Tickets on sale commencing tomorrow
morning at the box office in Crawford's
nd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06
THE PoLICEnrN "AtEET."

Chief Burrows and Officer Woods re-
turned yesterday from what is called the
''Policemen's Meet" at Kansas City, Kan
The chief said he never had n better time
in his life and speaks in the highest terms
of the courteous treatment extended to
them by the brethren of the billy at the
mouth OF the Kaw. He says That for
downright hospitality they cannot be
beaten, and declares that mans money
was all counterfeit there as they would
not be allowed to pay for anything. The
ball eiven Thursday night, he says was
one of the finest things he ever saw-out
of sight, as he expresses it. Policemen
were present from Kansas City, No, To-
peka, Leavenworth, ST. Joseph, Atchison
and in fact, all the large cities. Mayor
Harmon of Kansas City. Kan, made the
welcoming address, and he paid a high
tribute to tue Metropolitan police system,
saying that be antagonized il for several
years but finally had TO agree that it was
the best sytem that could Toe devised and
was proving TO be success. If everybody
who attended eulogizes jhe event as high
Iy as Chief Burrows, il must have been
the greatest event of the kind ever held in
the state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06
WANTS TO BUY CORN.

Mr.. A. Cannon of Galveston is N the
city trying to perfect arrangements for the
buying and shipping Of several hundred
thousand bushels of corn for export via
Galveston. He said: Our house is going
into the corn export business and we can
handle an immense amount of corn if we
can get proper facilities. There is no
necessity of corn from this section going
east. Vessels are now going over the bar
at Galveston with as much bulk grain as
they are allowed to carry, and they finish
their loads with sack grain, which is taken
over the bar to them in lighters. The
shipping interest at Galveston is growing
rapidly. They have broke ground for an
elevator of ZOO, 900 bushels capacity, and
thew are looking towards Wichita for
bucinasS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06

prise which, in fact, all fairs really are.
Pat me down as believer in the posi-
bility of holding the biggest annual fairs
IN Wichita that can be possibly held in
any other city in the state"
Mayor Carey-I have recently returned
from Chicago and fluid that there Is a
great deal better feeling existing towards
Kansas than there was last summer. when
l spent about month there. Ny friends
were anxious to find out all they could
about Wichita, and many were free to ex-
press the opinion that Wichita was the
coming young city in the west, and with
our constantly increasing territory our
city ought to soon reach 100000 people.
would like to impress it upon our business
men that they will have great deal of
new business to take care OF upon the
opening of the strip and they ought to
prepare themselves for 1t.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06
lDFh,D:

At the family residence, at $50 o'clock
a. M, Saturday morning of membraneous
Group, George Shields Elliott, aged year
and IL months, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. z.
Elliott.
George was an unusually vigorous child,
physically and mentally. and was univer-
sally admirei and loved for his manly
qualities, and if deep soIicitude. ceaseless
effort aud human skill could have availed
he had not died. but the Master had need
of him and called him 10 Himself
Funeral services will be held at the fam
lily home, corner Wichita and Pine streets,
at O'Clock this Sunday afternoon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06
rHlrrFs IT MoRK.

Sneak thieAes entered the residences Of
Mrs. g. ", Sumption few days ago and
secured about So IN cash TIE deed was
committed during the day while Mrs
Sumption was in the house TIE bold
thief or thieves raasadSe9 tie bzrsau
drawers and coming across a Iadv's shop
ping bag. too; Il and eonteBts- The con
senJs consisted Of Of = P ccket book with
the money. Ms sumption does nos evea
know the exact time OF day when the
theft was committed sui IS st loss 10 know
now il all came about
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06
WON THE PRIZE

At the Calico ball given IN the inter
est of charity by the Woman's Relief
Corps, at Garfield ball, on Friday night,
there was offered as a prize handsome
china tea set TO the lady wesring the
prettiest and best fitting calico dress.
There was, OF course, lively competiti on.
and there were dozens aud dozens ot the
daintiest and ueatest and prettiest gowns
imAgiuable, so that IL was dificalt 10 tell
which most enhanced the other-the gown
or the wearer ~ the conclusion OF TIE
ball the judges AWARDED the prize TO Miss
Truesdell, OF 10 North Topeka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06

Mrs. Mary A Hettinger and the Misses
Cora and AQuills Hsttinger. mother and
sisters OF Howard and Ike Hettinger, sr-
rived from Pennsylvania on Friday and
will hereafter reside In Wichita Thsy
have taken mp their residence at <s1 South
Lawrence avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06
MARRIFp.

At the home of the brides parents. on
Water street, on Sunday evening Hast, 10
the presence of the family aud few
friends, Mr. Charles Boucher, of Augusta,
Kan. and Miss Blanche Snider, OF Wich-
tia, kan, the pastor of the United Breth-
rem church Of Wichita officiating
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06

Mr.. s. S Casad of Garden Plain, one Of
the well known farmers Of this county and
for many years resident Of this city. was
here on business yesterday. He has rented
his farm near Ost for the coming season.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06

s. D. Holloweil resident 81 College HIIl
~ victim Of cozl thieves and In one of
the naddest men in town. This instances
however, ore Of the many 81 the kind md
the people upon the hill talk % organizing
= yiElience conTnittes % mAks wnr upoa
the coal thieves Their asprsda,ioas arc
becoming entirely too namsrooA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06

Miss l. c. Dwelling OF Springfield,
Mass. who is the national lecturer and
organizer for the ". c. T. T.. viii preach
gospel Temperance sermon, under the
auspices Of the Baptist church, At the L.
n. c. A hall in this city at 30 O'Clock ou
Sunday, Dec G. Miss Dwelling is an
earnest speaker who has something tc
say, and our citizens are urgently invited
TO be present st this meeting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06
$3.50

VIII Buy Ladies High Back Par
lor rocker, 10th century finish,
Oxidized trimmings, Marbleized
Silk Plush Seat, worth $3.50.
Only twelve of this style. See
100 other styles in Leather, Will
taris, Tapestries etc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06

The Christian church Of this city is try
ing hard to get the Garfield university
into their hands 1t IS supposed they
will succeed if Mr.. Updike and son con-
tinue 10 hold services.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06

| $12.
Ladies Secretary, Book Case
and Desk combined, polished
18th Century Oak, French Bevel
Circle Glass. See 80 other styles
at $3.50, 1000, 1900 and up to
5000. All "Nobby Designs"
and no fancy prices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06
E. VAIL & co.
JEWELERS..
i06 I. Douglas Ave.

Garry the largest and fin
est stock Of DIAMONDS.
WATCHES, JEwu.RY, SILVER
WAKE. and ART POTTERY III
the state. our goods this
season are especially well
selected. and We are better
prepared than ever 10 sup.
ply Holiday buyers, with
Suitable articles at very low
prices. go
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06
mi REASONS WHY MI
The Great Furniture Man Of Wichita

doing the Business while other Concerns complain
Inc of Dull Times" Look at the prices We sell Our
Goods at and then Judge why
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06

Our Holiday Stock this is pronounced by every
one to be the most elegant and complete ever shown IN
the west You are invited to call and see it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06

Z -ss IN svs-y bad state e hsa'tA- DTxp~p
ia. Constipation. e1sayTA AZ $3.50 AS-s8iE-
dawn - ibe STsse- I'D e fsar ss<n1s r-sztts.
Al lssxsA. -kf8s vssitizz ny AaEzs. - BNzz1o-
tn. E@E J-ra<y gsrsscLAa 80 ~ss sssS p7E.
sazsl frfsrz E--st r. % sAks Ea>ls Earuussrz1la
fs.lew.s Als Aarlas AnA kAss t-ksz askss 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-06
Catarrh

sese " ~ cFzE<s - 81 s1z ~ - Prs=srs azsy
- c. I H1u9 a CO, level M&as-
100 Doses One Dollar,
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

YeyYoEa 5ai 55dpy Fe9 l e3EEyEsh I'd dt 15o o
earl caroaaS Of 29oo 81 "Cq3 cao5 fo r ay s. ear
oad, shipment in di.>-d qDtirI' "Hd 1ir n'h, =
yc!craay l or ' IS carloads to b. ad. ow AID
dragsLng. Win god c3itg IN snt piN p, - 'd nr
closing fully 1Oc lower tan cne-t'y About 10 c'.'
0'ta Ordinary 70 Iime nat,e r. sold az u lse, Of
A. s. 1G4t3 40 and iew rat W-t.ri bulls were Icta d
cit1 dressed beef in at 81 @sc' few
extra sd bringing 94dsa ,..... ,.,l. . rl. .o,
at at 4',G or S,'n lir aid dr.-G weight sinking
shipments to-da, ana to1orrow .nr.re 200 Gl92rt
Sr.sed o. Sgsi m pas s'I In t r 20 o. j.. Gudc g
Lehman Brother @Cl DO On u" ,.e.1lo l ~ ~ ,' S',
the And., and p 90 on D.. lur ',..5 ,
Of beef aid % shcc!. Tho Csoma, With i'' c"tr WEI
out i;e SatH ron r. N"gor s b NV .at ';
ss SaongeG Il j. cl'so :, s.'5: so l3e. 90 DID, s5 T.
at j. 50 57Ao i2ie n at 70; 49, i.,' T. e = G d.
20 @ d. ~ ~ a. y o. io.5 i, &c. m - T.; Buao do 3,5
n, a. u 90 0A.' - 5i"3 , i ~, ,r 1ioG r. "a - 30.
% Se"iS9 d. S, n G al y 25 q 's"' Z Ga 65i f. d = @ daaa
COWS io77 r. At p IS sl. ag ~ , q, ~ y q, io o. e
10 d. 12!9 r. at = $50 60 d2 d2ic Xxx ~ H. ~ X "''''
DO iss3 g at :, 10 Is d. 1919 ~ at = = is dn. 100
10 No. at & 20 uis l55 H. q - Il d2 1880 N. at 81
/ d. 1900 n AT -; O<. 1870 p. at p: . 20
IlLcH COWS -R"ccips 81 head. aad .one nanl, q a.
S2Ja~iO per htut: but D. NAT i'ppi'- 'h" 90 'ft
nike, Ictcd At 55o4tG7 30 pcr mead; and samuel
CAIN fS-K~ccirt- - head and about 900 head -d,'
were already in uc pms. Fhm l"i lr'i', P't p'' Nv
&C. 3sraG t5o ;cr T1.' nac, c6i at od %
~ JciliHr. W'ient c.. ot -. Ihr i" '''s m N-,-
ems were at - 50a72 90 Dr 100 u. o-o
sa.,D nalsleoa - " Wct m GC2,cs, SO r. 'I,Crro,
a. =. sG. 40 Do. I44 H. a. sc
'' iiaicnb5ck Ioii, 81 Wc.tra Calves. 83s y. at
= iiume Mullen: 3 vcals 100 r.. - &c.
JcIife. Wright s. co.: ; N,sl- -. l. at CSC.
NJ. Co '.n-: V-ol-. 1G5 p. at 81 Co. 20 y. ~ 7c
SeGeS VIZ Z % .g2a s.o as i-2 c.,ie,f Y. a. - o21
ScadC1i si eoin.. c''Giad and At c5Go,E & &as r-cy c
-Four ca Dads consigned G'cc Demand Ices nc 'e
Tor sh,ep and fc.Ina yca,. but god h,aW lam's yr
cleared Fair O. c.oc" s'e"p 500 81. @'nf3. "a a. 10
choice aub- .G to44I. ono Tot c,'f brought 81 io
Dressed mutton In fair dcHand a' Sc. VIA lfinr
heavy wcther~ going ou' 10 o.: drr- lambs had som
car ~ 81 IO.c U'ti To- more gurla uHr' fr >tictF
primo quality Dressed spring lambs sold al 9.f@lo pr
Salcs-N Collins: 30 Micican Lambs. ~ n aycir'r":
So so: lO ~ - at -G so: - do g" p a. - 80
6 Sheen. 80 p - 20; - Western DO. go n at
50 90: .CS do 30 =. at - g. b..
Wiikcr>or sherman lIo kentucky sheen 1917 u, al
- 20: 1899 Michigan DO. - q seart. al - G2'2.
j. r. sadler co. 297 western Sheep, 100 y, a.
T. s. Kasc. lat Thursday: go Buffalo Sheep so9 N,
Dllicnback y Dewey 81 stat, sheep ~ ~. at - g.
$50 Western d. lo6 p a. sG i2G stat Lambs. 60 D. at
ilacrbcck Hollis, - Stat Snecr lO7 n, az - lO2
d. usrrnrton is' W,sD.rn sheep Jos r. a. - -.
IIurc s. Mullen 100 STATE Lamb, 9, ?. al % -2la.
a., 4ob.st End - carloads 90 Jef.y civ None for sale
alive. Nonin1lly steady at - ej0@l 30.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATEKIAL.--A generally sNaCy nSr at d n a
with no ges in any line. Brick quoted az .5ds3 81
for jersey; Haverstraw hard So joa76 - FshNil "a 10
pale 80 25d53 30; CrOtoD. dark and red n o
brown Sl3GSl4; Philadelphia front -; lithVon uo'
50 KOsondole cement. II 10 per DU 20 an n. Gn
Portland 81 l6dS2 2J English Portland = o0@'- w
GerHan Portland. - 5Ou@2 So ROckand common Nm, I'M
per Dbl; and DO finishing ~ 10, St John IH', w n
common and - for finishing: idth, = :; Pet I'oVV
gost's hair, 2la23c pr bush; cattle haI pro1u
CCFfLi-Thcrc market TO-DAY 10y bi@1ii
grOwjhs the spot with rather more a'tNlt HQIcu
R.p quoted at il dl7sc. sales, 1000 bags no, , ~
spot 500 bag do, l'sc spot 800 bag 60 4 d - & 20 ~
5000 bags do lG4Oc cost and Feipht LOU bags 10; "
10 arrive; LOCO bags No. santos, 1'3co 70 W
shippzi. Mild grades quiet aud frn. SAFES, 5Vu Uazs
Mafacaibo private options had an unusually qurt
daV temper strong ana net 9ahs WIZ
scored throughout entire list september at INC
showed a rise 10 points and late months "tts 90 ~
popts higher. All the cables were bitter anu t''7,
t5tpled with smaller ccpts a. Rio and SlIch ai
exchange STRENGTHENING elect me luI 9ul.nt "a
spot lot also helped the Iavre closed 2d4 r. up
and Hamburg gained ArS4 pit London 90 90 ,; M
Official q, Citations: February IS Mar'n f9s "" APi',
quotes: Regular first 90 klo~ 100 good seconu ~
Eilos) ) $50. Exchange QriNatD. 10 DO ItT..nt.'
I'm Rio < 600 Rio cearanccs 70 the United Slas
nil Rio cleaFaEces Europe, 10 600 bags Hio stlcN
l43UOO bags. Rio market strong. Receipts az Sah,o-.
600 BAGS Santos 252 600 bags Santos mSrAet
Quiet. t,ood average santos . OJu. R"tep., az 30
1uv t, February ;. 1881. GO 900 bags: saihc unc
lSnO L ASS OOO bags time lSo9. 29lWO DlEs, NJ
CENTS al Santos july To February ,. lo -@n' V
same time 1880 i9O 600 bags sam" time loo 41o0 wv
bags Total sales hero to-day, 5000 bags a. ioho"''
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
pErnRDED MORTGAGES.

:
MACK fo..l. X II al to Go W Kennedy, 19th-st.
81 2haSs as6r i AL To- Juil WOLF and ano, wlllett-
-, . ~ y. l.ncaF 81 > ytils, - 600 .,.,-.
I,ycr,tn Ach9.s l. and ad VIZ w Sd to OAa' AoeAiNs'
mann John et al 10 Noah Tompkins, Franklin
EoSs. Ss joaa = ct al u A6 scherenbeck and anO
trustees. : Peck slip 1 year II uoo o,.h. ~ n,
Bauer. JACOB to ll,nrirta Bauer, S'th't' o'
Avenue a. ll, llyn.' aGd wife. to Louis sehl'snger, W
cor DIVISION and Ridge -t.. years. 500 Go s,me
sam, T. Wm Ii nbaucr and ano executors &c same
pr r.t:r T1r'rI-cnc Pael Z,d-cN KIan<en Untersluns
Venom {. Christian liuoen'r 1i ana DO F'''-7' S'''
'- iulIcG r Joseph and wife. to samuel Well No 40
PI4.--t la 2A,5 fI'I II AMI ano % Leopold Zunmer-
mann and Ano 5Sthst, 81 irNngt"'A|o' Hon'l''
glo. Hc-a TO Morn. Rosenberg, No ll2 sheriiI't' 4
mr' Carr, and Philip william BeeSmtn sio ct o5d 81,
Hran id.h,d ard wfs 10 LeoP9Gdo y, Goo N''''n' 0'
S1 to Isul,r fc,. SAN property. rear- 5000 -.
sane 10 Lo,i. j IlchWort. oi Cedar Pace d
Ja n aa5 K and hush % Tamen Gambler and an''
'Ec.aid May NJ 70 de Itl, Ga4ra2tGe and Trust Co.
K John p and viz to John DoD,on and ano. Of
lojtht. Of "thaNe mor,n' ~ ., 1othsye. n Of
,9.,,.i ". a. .i,''ra yiIr.. 3 go p mottcarosj.
McD6mt jane and Nj To- tlg Ne% . ;6SGN SSo Lo AnS
Mot, MIME n 70 hc Tts guarantee and Trust Co.
oNid,loSnay Nj tasi aud Tfe to Robv Am Smith. ;
o' F and wfc 10 Catharine TAYLOR et al.
trustee Sc Broadway q lstn,st y'as5 5 saw
ngs y Y 2-9 Church-,t. years. $4,000. se., -.
Yer S'cgrund r. to American surety Co. o6thst'
a of nave. $4,000. r..-. . o-o ord
'Brrn. John and another. 10 jacob Nipp''' -V'0 '
. -t.ulc. demand 526oo.
rar, Trn,t to Ben lauin \ Trowbrid-e and a@not&her @ &
a.. =, - D,laucey-st g. ~ Bowcry. wears. 9l2OoO
Palmer Laura \ and husband. T. Wm jay; eNcte' Nc'
Madison. tN, o JGth-st. 2 wears, @-uOcp,,
Quinn Patrick j. 20 Julius Lipman n Htth-st Oh
Gi',itarbc5 Man ii and wife to Amelia Wolf. No 153
I,a.t .pth.,t / year, - 250.
U.lly Hugh and wife u Chas Lonicr trustee &c Il ;
io-fh.., n ~ pnrR.aNr. } year. r2lOOO. 49,,
Rowan Wm II and wife. To John BuSsing. Jr 5 lloth
Il . ars. II 600. ,- ,,....... e,,.,,
~uinrct1 Elizabeth and wife 70 Marion MasI"Y SWIM
vo.,f "5fl-~t " % Hth-aNc - NralS. H-o.VNV -.
Nt.inu,tl Elizabeth and husband % tr Mctl"ce MIX
q, o,fh.,t " IL Oth-aNc. I months. l3oD.
Vrigu' samuel and wife - Ruchen Ross, l-lsV-
u n ~ Ionp\.avc. months. $1,000 -
w. Williams Io,u II to Peter Huwcr i5thst W OF
ot.aNr 3 wears, $4,000 ...--
Z,l,u.i David and WIFE. To Moses Goodman, W At'or-
,.,t n of p,lantcy--t. 3 years $4,000
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS..

Liverpool Web. g. 3:fj p m.-B'cf IN poor d.mand :;
prime re-, dul at - G1 PORK ~ loor demand Hams
The demand h1- fallen OIL I1-'u in ucII HIul
Cbec-e-fho deuand ha. fallen 81. Tiiow M f'ir d nd
spirits of ttuontuc-ih manc hs' i'Hfn u J. a'
29s Coz 0uscod OIL IdVripo1l rcin'd. uHn 10 10 E1-in
In good demand lard -nnt ano futI4es poo. demand
primo Western spO' and brtv So r. 20 20- 81 vh
snd hour in fsiT cem1rd CO D., SPOT IN f;if ,enand
futures In good demand; mixed W.s'c O. lrrarg firm
40 IS 5ltd March nm at 81 f4d April at as 3d.
Hops a. LOHd0l-pacihc Coast I'm fair demiII.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

There was only one sale at the Exchange yesterday
il was by d. p IngTaham & Co., on the south siuo VI
West sixty fOurth-st, west OF Ninth-avc' piot i0
l5O: it for S141 900 to the plalntlh IN tie p
ceedings The following private sales are anhouhooi
Hoffman Brothers have sold for n. Ihudo, deop pS %
entire property bounded by West broadway HUDSON o a
running throSgh t to paaae EaIte i3 and WisH
F. Weld Of Philadelphia. Hoffman Brotlers II id w nu
effected a lease to the Thurber Whyand corpora'io m
for een years and AT EXPENSES Of every kind Morris
f. Baer Co. have sold for Mr. Anderson Nos soT2 nSD
a5 and $40 West Forty frst-st, three and i0ur s4a
1nncmcnthou,e, with stores on plot 5OA1Oo' ren'o'
The prcsident appointed r. V. Harnett JaTes ~.
Levlncst L. j. philips Jules f. Brugiere and Cnare I e,
L. Guleaume committee to attend tne iuneid m mere
Edward r. Young and to represent the EAchaso ''''i'
YewYork. Friday, Feb. g.
The following sale was held at the Exchange anu >u''
tOn Room to-day: e,1h ,vs
rS Of 'pG Riae1 wes %rtt Gan' co. ~ o.
Sale OF lots West e0th-st, W oil ot'a'e' "' ~
drawn.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS y CITY
IIethst, " cor LcAngton-aIe 2i;EAIVoli' 400 600
Mamie ONeill ana ano To- Hushcs 400;
Sherl-st a. l2o po ~ II ti1r ~ q 900
Colambias ; 800 d, ~ n Sans 23 $50
l3Gthst : 1'9 ~ LShyAsfe re- r. Gilbert 1900
i3it1'st iost a :, 100 Il }thaVe. 2'A9a1l' 5000
Att"Fney-st 30 l4o TT zittbps2 IL ri 43 500
9th s? @ - Ia IL n5cr AEg - '...... 1900
,,booyiS St w = G;Gi It n southern Boulevard, oo
so oiS<sGS; L CAMP NJ P'mbletOn ;oo: 700
c'q.' r1Sf Ewsrt And al IT wife a''o' to M%sa sd
lot 53. map John II Howland. 127.2As62; John ,oo
T NJ "a :, u 80 Il Of 5d,s;, 25xiOo Henry ,oo
pal2a G1Hev to Sn: Say It tuSa II soit 4xoo John ..
casey 70 James Mcl29nne c ~ Eecnncdy
l9th-'t Nos 4i--i14 ,iL " w. "'o'to 5000
Wett.at :, lo0 u c to IdoT Byk ct all 800
lo2h' l51 r. 1d oi G ifS's fa Tho o'Reiy $500
lo9tit, 80, 80 f. JG ORE OF tI'e ,o SmtS. 1900
loost q .G z & Gf $d2fe 30 3Silg9n P6el1g Law" 1900
slst-,t. n =. lis9 It OF oth,aye. Zoo.nof'f' I
Deons 5lo o, T. T. Soist Of hiTsy PIatn $4,000
lo;h-syo 7tdl it y l3''n-7'' -'Nioo' 'o $500
l0n'ss 's qa' a ) MS S5s!I SER L,rci 400
D,lsion.st n vs. OF Kf-cst ll2N'2 Louis IN 800
W a,H ~ E.lI va M X CTaeer... 1O250
Peck sip no Albert Hlo'K 70 h'nr' ''Ve 1000
sane propdityi iIsury Block and wife to Richard
ful'on,a{G : 90 a2li ioi9 II 9 IL SGe Tolney 1000
Knr-bid4c road corner Llwooi-st, IoI.'Nl'VN 10.
irrR D o g. .T,t2 ,2 90 90 TeiI"an To r 4 Stah 22OOo
soth.-t 55st II o Of Sl., =, inejta Wor 1880
IGIl pace - lu' II. block 5pS map OF FOX cs-
tate. N' ton storm referee % Mount ~ n soo
cont coop t1tiNc Building ana Loan 49,, a. low
sOta.-t. 80 ljJ Last; Ar'Im WON 70 'H'N ]"
1c6,.} n :. loo Il W OF Elton-ave 25XIooi Susan
h. Rowan To william II Ro"an-..-.--... .'--''''''
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
(isible supply
STAINED.

Good ord -. c. Low MiddlinG....... - -
s...Ct cd OrG,rary......7 IN;dtmg -..--.--o 4-4o
In tic IL, cua,Ne line tn market Ncioled more a.
,i,t and fn,. dl,it Of prices lower ta>is NJ
. outset tlero was drO9 OF ldS points ana Nhs wa,
fco, bv f.r,nc. break hLI figures Being Inc loN'He
O. the cv. showing OF 5a7 point fro" te cIsg
~ b bear ana selling 70"
on., had something q do with the depression 9ut io''
o IN. ,.,a NOS 20 decline OF irS Iohl'
a Ii,e,plol coupled with the fun crop movement S"'9
go 81 hale
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

SECOND CHURCH. 23d.st. ana LenoN-'Vr.-hteS' =" "
ri -,r,.I ITiNSON SMYfH, -. D.. Pastor pr'ich's a
ia 20 a M and ID y. m. Baptism Of children at th
morning service.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

MfNDoF d. D. Pastor 81 ,i c9ren iea ana mo
.,Imon At II a. H. k"t. A. O. 'i,>"iD Will sP'"A i'
tls Sew orN Bible society a, 40 u. H.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

warei ous. d lNerc> February J. 1871 New orr,
"a oss has baltimore. 1,342 bags NeW-Orleans -ooo
IGTION-ILc spot narAet ruled dqH az W untLahPtl @
pItDvet,, Tort receipts % o., bhs. against "a 91o
sSicP his dav last week and OPS bales this day last
va crop movement: 80, ,ooo
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

RITGIRS KIIIESIpE CHURCH. cor Boulevard
ana Wet G-t.--l,,y. itOREkl KU UNSLLL BOOM,
d. d. Pastor VIII pi. ach a. j a. ahi b. Sab
ia,--ciu a. 50 'rNy service wednesday even
.lg 5. ~uaHge welcome.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

Ci'y 3l--.1n- viii addf-, tuc ch!rn OF ur WSt Pros
I.o,.or. at 80 -. 90. All invited TO attend this
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

PHILLIPS rEESEYTINIAN CHtECH MadsonaNe.
AMI .}l-at.. Ec, Dr. 6D l.. SPININn. ln~t.A.i"la IA
..ou- d. made iu the church. services VIII p" nd "-
morrow in uc chapel az II Il m. and o.. DO. Rev. Dr..
49, D. ALEXANDER N!u peach. SUNDAY school. ?ttp
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

GOLD JOHN STREET. "-lrv. Dr. ". ". ROWDINH
Pastor. pr.arhc. go evening: "Ih' ~ Mhn ~
,tfl-t.' Woman Fore. N.~.lorJrf Society Meeting
fu. 80 q. AT r.t. $50. .omr. Grand chorus cA".F'
with rourr ratp.al singing.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

pILGEIN CHrEcn Congregational. Maa-on.a,e.
and I-l.f--t. I;., SAMUEL a. VIRGIN. d. j.. PASTOR.
sabbath -.ryIrcs. M.iuu. 90 II "A Pillar Of sat, ls
Le.-.i.' Ls,uuF. -. - Present Necessity" All
STAT, f.re at evening service.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
AT COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. HARLEM

At nEooKLYN ACADEMY or MrSIG.-Dr; Talmaee
viii ur,acb tomorrow 10 80 m, ana aJ NeW-1 ORR
Acad m, Of Music - p IN.