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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-11

A member OF the British parliament, IN
bis address 70 his constituents, wished b,
had n window In his bosom that all could
SEQ bis heart. lie WIS considerably sur
prlsed to lind that he had been reported D
naying "Mldown instelh Of Mlndow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-11
LEGAL NOTICE.
in the rfsbhte Court IN aud for Salt Lats
County. Territory Of UtAh.
In tho matter Of the Estate OF Thomas
Adkins, Sen, deceased.

NoiicE IS hLhknn GIVEN THAT
OF Thomas Adklns. sen, deceased, has rem
dsred for settlement, and nled IN said Aourt hs
nnAl account Of his administration OF said Is.
residue OF said estate among the persona
entitled thereto, and that Wednesday. the giih
day % May, \. u. 1851, n 10 o'clock \. M,
Court House, salt lahe CITY aud County, Ulah
Territory. has been duly Appointedby the Judge
OF said Court, for the settienehl of said account
and hearing SAID petitor for distribution. at
winch time aud place any person interested ia
SAID ettale may appear and show cause, n any
there be, why sad account should not so
settled and approved and hnal distribution
made a. prayed for.
Dated Nay 0, 1851.
C.E. ALLEN.
dh Clerk OF the Probate Court,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-11

on improved property In Salt Lake
CITY. No delays II security and title
are satisfactory. Money IN here.
Lombard Investment Company, up
tairs, corner Main and Fiat South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-11
w,,I,.m,, Au.,s.Il.n rs.rs PnIs.

Ifvou arc Yellow, Bilious, coDsti.
pated with Headache. had breath,
drowsy, no appetite, look, out your
Liver IL out Of order. Ons box Of these
Pills will drive all the trouble awny
and make new being Of you. Price
Is csuts. Zion Coop Mer. Inst. Drug
Dsps., Agent dAs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-11
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court In aud for salt Lake
County. Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the Estate of Clara ID.
Young Deeeasgd.

NOTiCE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN lie Grande Young aud spencer CiassOn,
administrators OF the estate OF cisrA u. Young
dtceased. have rendered for settlement, and
He'd ~ said Court. their nnRl account OF their
administration OF eAid estate and petition for
among the persons entitled thereto, hnl that
Tuesday. tho md day ~ June, A. u. lssi, at
~ O'Clock a. M. al The Court Room OF said
CITY and County, Utah Territory, has been duly
appointed by the iudge VI said Court, for the
settlement Of said account and hearing said
petition for distribution, II which time aud
place any person Interested IN SAID estate may
appear and show cAuse, II any there he, why
SAID account should not be settled and an,
proved and hnal distribution made IA pray cd
Tor.
dated May :. isei.
C,E. ALLEN,
clerk Of the Probate Court.
Dy q. u stanton. d,puy. dld
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-11

HISTORY OF THE HAMMOCK STAKE
The History Of tho Bsnnock Stake,
compiled by Andrew JensoI, and late.
~ published In the DIsEREr WEEKLY,
has now been Issued In pamphlet form,
aud can now bs had vi the DEsEnET
NEWS office at % cents per copy. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-11

At the Salt Lake Equitable Coop.
early In May. Big Reductions ON all
goods. Look outfor prices, which will
follow In day or two. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-11

ofuef 10 snow cause WY Order OF kAle OF
Real EstA,e should not be- made.
V0IN u. WALKER, THE ADMINISTER
~ tor Of the estate OF Thomas RiohArdson,
oecessed, having Med his peutlon herein, duly
verified. pnylns for az ordsr Of sale OF AL ths
personal ami real estate OF said deeedent,
misofs, for tho purposes therein set forth, II "a
therefore ordered b 100 Judze OF sad Oouri
ihst all persons Interested ~ The estate "
tAia deceased appear before the said ffohAti
Court on saturday, The gar day u NAV.
tho Court Room Of said Probate Court NJ Tho
County Uouri Houss, In The cry aud County Of
salt Lake, Utah Territory. to show cause why
An order sh0ald not DO srAntud ~ the said ad.
ministrator, to ssll 90 much Of ali the personal
property aud real estate VI tho said deeep..i
~ private sale. a. thsll DO neccuAry, and thut
a oopyof this order BE- published NJ le,st iouf
Naws, newspaper printed aud Published IN
sHld CITY aud County,
Dated Apni 9ith ltal,
q. ", DARrGiI. Probate Judge,
TrnRrToRY OF urAn,i..
County Of salt LAKE.
10. D.. Allen, ClsTt VI the Probate Court tu
and for the G-unD of sat Lake, IN the Tern,
tory ct Utah. do herahy eernty that the f0rs
gong 10 q fun. true ami correct copy VI order
10 show cause why order u sale OF real estate
should not he madc, He'd April !ith, A. u, ls9l,
a. appears OF Tccord 10 ny once.
IN witness whereof, hny1 hefeunto set my
lsni and nfi,cd the seal Of said Court, this
isiAL -. ALLEN,
Ny Q. I. STANTON,
pspuy Vlsrs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-11

ScABrF, 20 East, lst South, Perfumes
Once customer, slways u customer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-11

Roswell risher's Experiment In Montreal
Eadares saecessnsiiy--Hs Has = Large
Apartment Howse In which There IL
Only One Kitchen.
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SCOTCH CHEVI0qS | HOMESPUNS

For inspection bog respectfully to
mas been taken that the selection of material should comprise
none but tho productions of tho bos known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Coon. Louisa 7, to NJ f Birrell. 1i6 West 1S2dst 8
years, - 900. 49,,
Coopan Matthew, to L Barley, e 7th-ave. l3ith'
Cohen, Harris, to L Haas, Baxter and Worth
SITS. note. 49,
Dunlap Amelia r. to Mutual Reserve Fund Life Asso.
D.% 6aNiel To- Wcs Side Saving anE cor 3D.
ave and 8Oth;st, years 5000. e,- Nh, ~, q,
Fschwei' George r, TO J J owens. Bradhurst
ave and 14Sd.st ] year, 81 900 ~
Goelitz John TO Stockngcr, Spring-st, Greene
Go6dnow. Lucy c. to Mutual Life Ins Co, 222 West
tiper, Mary to 4 Geer, 72d.st. e i1thave (2).
i Keana Joseph !; to f stanton, 'Oth-st, 5th,
Hodges, Frank NJ, to II Camp lots Fl and %. map
KingsIsnd estate. years. $500.
Jacobs Abrahsm to w Rankin. 17th-st, 9Th ave.
Kelly Catharine Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank,
n : i35th.st. e AleXander-ave year. 81 600
Ioone James j. TO Weiman rs NOrfolkst 1 year,
Lehr. Harry. to L Mandle. 1O2d.st od.ave l
LazinsS, LYMAN NJ. to Bonnet. jr. Il surOlk.st. 8
10 Forte Remlge, to Mutual Life ms Co. 5sth-st
Martin Eli to J i smith, 77th.st oth-ave T.
Same to Ncw.York Life Ins Co, property. 1 year
% moftR1ges), S21s,O0O
Mcintyre. George 2, to G C De Witt ct al $40 East
25th.st, years, S22, 600.
Auduhon-sye and 171st-st years, $1,000;
o'Donoghue Denis, to Emigrant Industrial Savings
and Charies.st months 1908.
ave- sd ve Mst mS 20 'Sd 9TH
st. . wears q mortgages, $4,000.
years. $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
Real gsiate.
What is a Policy
of Title Insurance y?

14th-A policy OF title insurance represents as hA' oee
said whit company Is willing to insure. But you muse
also add that what company is willing to stake us whoe
eapta upon IS great deal safer than what an attorney
willing .o consider good" The average layman KNOWS
hout how certain guide lawyers opinion is, how easy
+. to get It and how easy to find it fail him after he
, e,,ed upon IT, lie knows. the other hand, that an
Insurance eorporation properly conducted be life. fire. or
title and organized correct principles by carei o"S
ness and professional does not put out its pohe'e
lightly or hazard stockholders money excepting ae
hedging around with possible protection that large
means and increasing skill can devise. In getting what
such company willing to Insure you get an opinion on
the tito that is the that it procure. and that Is
so carefully considered and certain to be right that the
company takes responsibility Of saving that 1t VIII pay
the loss II IL proves TO be wrong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

g. y s. 8, n iiNortn RIe ~ station NsVfIr!1
rs follows and 20 minutes earlier from 10y Absoy
a,eO M.-Dsly for N-wburg, hlhsssV'I1,n pctloa.
oi1U ~ I'm, sundav west OF COeymans Joa,S Mon
-iS T. u~baiiy Tor Alha.'y daily eNeep' Su'1'
1000 A. MDaily f9r Ne%GIsrs M peiis' Detrct e
U.s. n,iy except saturday for I9tono and Utica
iItS5 A, M.-Dally, except sund1y i s A ,ISany
Epa H. M.-paily. Tor AlbaIt MoiSmTs s Toronto, Do
% r1se Rochester, mnalo Niagara bans i0''~
Eo',; M@baily Tor Albany Utica syrsee'ss, Tess.
o ~ ~ Ruiislo, Niagara Falls, Detroit ShAe'e0'
MANY eNcept SATURDAY, for Turnto.. n A. .
UAVFRSTRAw LOCALS sAS, s'a' M sisis. t:&
NtsNvpIfpt; LOCALS 20, slo:lo a. ."
6s5 20 80 ~ ~ SI u ~ Niagara FsIs Toronto "
t,oit hiesco ST. Louis all th,oesn ana sieepne
Daily. Fol tickets tme,aoles ,iS ~ Offices Drsss
iyn ssS Washng 52S fnit s .sS Sta Brosds
IA Eovsry 10 PARK PLACE. % Nest AecnA a
IONA Q. y. LAMBEliT, Genera xe's~>e ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
Brooklnn Real gstate.

HANDSOME house, 80 minutes from New-York, on
"a plot OF ground. OOXlOO gas, hot aud cold water;
furnace In cellar terms easy. Apply 70 FRED. y.
COZ HEU, 1913 Montague-st, brooklyn.
L. OR hALE.--ots plots GOxl0J or larger; very
IL easy terms streets and sidewalks made water, gas
and shade trees short distance from New. York City
Hall. Apply 10 FRED. O. COCHEU. 100 Montague.st
brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04

Gcrmanlc 81. Jan. O. II q. m.
Adriatio Jan. l3, 2 y. NJ.
TeutoDic.Jan. 90. 10 80 a. m.
Brltannic. Jan. %, 2 p. M.
:. foot OF Wet lOth.st.
,teamers. Saloon rates, $50
Gamer and location OF berth.
Excursion tickets on favor.
n % the Old Country, go.
roadway, Sew.YOrk. Phila-
III. Maitland Kersey. Agent.
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Geatbers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors GoVerncsses.
&C., TO Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply TO
Mrs NJ j. YOUNG.FULT0N. % Union Square.
A TEACHER in one Of the best private schools in the
n city, graduate Smith College, recently returned from
foreign study and travel desires private pupils
and classes. Address SUCCESS, 1.227 Broadway.
A YALE graduate, experienced tutor, wishes private
"A pupils fitting for college a specially highest refer
ences Address YALE. Box a. Tribune 0fhce.
u EST TEACHERS supplied for oil branches, In any
Id locality. NO FEE for registration Form for stamp
P. " HUfSSooN. American School Bureau. 2 w: 14thst
TUTORS, Professors, Tcacners, Governesses OF all
branches supplied TO universities colleges schools sno
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE, $50 SHAVE, cor 20th-st
r. MON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school Officers
u with teachers; teachers with positions
H. NJ HARRINGTON Prop No IA East 14th-str n. Y.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

u'r'anronIc. Dec. 10. D 80 AN.
nr,,annic. Dec. 70. ii q. N.
iMaIestiS. >. Dec. 80, . y; ~.
PROM White Star Doc
SECOND cabin on these
and inward, according 70 ;
e snaaaond cabin, go and $40.
81, 49," ,erms: sserage from
c s6,e lr,'s once. no. 30 J
d,IphIa Office. 400 Walnut-st
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CENTRAL II. X. OF NEW-JERsEI

FOOT OF LIBERTY-ST., NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of November 18th 1881, ,. 49,.
40 a IN. for Easlon, 3isu1h OnulA, MiiAe' gtr
scranton Reading hrrs6ars Tamaqga PS.'' y; E sss
& EH scS RS%ky wEesSarf g5;
SS M tSF E EaStSa a ai MaSch CHUNK sun
Easton, Miuch chunk shamCEn ana SnI mgGk,O.S
Scranton Reading H1rbgrg louisville Ta% g w Sss
okin, sunbury, wilamspOFt' Through eOaeh 70 "D'-'
p0r 90 p Easten Maueh Chunk AZ ReaSiGf sy
ON SsuhGSs for Es;on Nauch Chunk. Tamsau' H"
VILE Rgadng t sRd Eas6n Maaeh Chunk Reading hn
burg Gao Iniks;UaTe, Scranton Tamaqua, F0''' s'
e: E EsssSR t aau At GSSSR Reading Han.
bug E. s. g. 55 ss m 100 80
SS 49, so 80 * g. SO y
49, 49, 49, % 3 80 aO' M; 90 GS' 400 $50 900
10 FSr P feasd Brook 30 a. s IS s
So is 49, 10 90 o. Il S 80 o. o No. e
sI pS 80: 400. 500, $780, 600 900 1000 -
la Is 'iis Is Cd At % 50 TG$ @ n;
30 SOS SaSsa 40. oi g. 1893 SS go
i 90 m, 100, 2:15, 90 $780, o;oo o"' ''OV' ~"
p For FrseAod Aaanss Highlands 4 80 s
pJ.sa j s'f nd sse1 81 e
6niN' ECO 90, 8 90 b. m. SUNDAYS, exec" wv
Grove and Asbury Park. Q 80 a. m. 4 ;oO D. H.
FOR LAKEWOOD. -,
At4;30 S:I5 a. M, l 80, 3:i5, 20 ?. b III
30 a. M. Paror cars run on trains leaNins
$40 For T HS ? River su saeSesat PAX Bn's -
For Rtad go ty 70 S SIRSsad and Bdseon ~
" PFi MOI Monmouth Beach and seabrghs $50 sN
| IL rs a. m l 80. 4 100, 20 y. m. -
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AM
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Phnadelgha at 80 3;t1 . co. 10 90 co. I No.
! nIrnt SUNDAYS 300, 10 80, IL 80 A. H., ''' "
0g To-, otippore and Washington daily at 90 80
| Dining Car, a. M, 1 80. 80 (Dinlng CSfl' wv
ifains leaving at ;45 a. M 80 200 SyV ii %
m 10 rs night except saturday night Suhua; ~, ROD
| a. m, 80, 100, 500 y. NJ nave eonheN~'
For sunbury and wamsport VIA l,i sssraJ
| a. IN, 80, 80 p, ~ l. 10 "'~A'sN' VS. -.
iekets and PariOrCar can be proc urea a. - M
26t Ais 944 i,lIO 1923 broadway go or scooftsl-
| w. I1Sth.st' l3l East l25thst New-f ofA'
$50 Fuitons. SO broadway, Br99Kyn, o., md check s
| New.York Transfer company VIII "a" W. -
| gage from hotel or resloehce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04

EDITERRANEAN LINE.
III Exprcs, Passenger Steamer Service.
New York 10 Genoa In less than Eleven Days.
NORDDEUIsCHER LLOYD >. S. co.
pIRECT ROUTE TO SOUTH OF FRANCE
RIVIERA, AND ITALY
Touching GlbraltaFt 70 land passens,rs to Spain
Crossing and Long r. Il. Rides
DEPARTURES:
f FuIaa:. sat- eat. fe6 s. pm Msrra Feb. e pm.
Fnlda Sa., Mar. IL, pm. Werra. Sat, Apr. 2, z pm
Weira. Thur Dec. TO- D. m 4,
clasn 'ccoonHnectons for EGYPT by NORTHWESTERN
LLOYD STEAMERS NOV. 8 and every fortnight there
after fro" GEN oELRIChs Co, Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04

NewYork. Thursday, Dee. 3, 1891.
The following sales were held at the Exchange ana
S"story buildings with lots 2, 49, and 2l66 5th
ave- " - 3A11 It n 132dst. lots 2IXl0o each over
heiser, $50 700. - ga, -, 49,. s,.to,,,
/ similar building with lot No 2184 9sh,aye' ADJOINING
above. ,ot 27NlOO; Mutual Life lns Co, s2SOUO. -,
similar building with lot No 2lO8 othsSe, INC
above lot 19x1O0 same purchaser $50 600. g., 49, u
= story building with lot No 40 Ero@d"ay > cor
ner Lbcrtys running to IenpS,st l"t ='''A
la. 1OXS4 2Xirrpg; = De Waltearss. sllOQ3O
4.story building with lot, no 20 CortIandt-st n -
Westinghouse lc: 3S6XGG3. Bctnhardt Colleen, s3'lOV
8.Story building with lot, No 2l0 FutOn.t. II - W
Church.st. log 25xs(; L Rewenhour. s2sSOo. - 1900.
4-stOry building with lot No O9l Otha'e, W cofhcI
4Oth.st lot 24.sX7S: Fred'k Alfcdt, TI9 200. ,., .
3-stGry dwelling with lot NO ~ Fast 9 doo o.
1916 Il e 3daye lot l.. 6XfS.J; > Rogers S9,ooo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
Ocean 6teamers.

NORDDEUTsCHER LLOYD s; s; co.
sUOR1 ROUTE 10 LONDON.,-,,,x,
~ NEW YORK NORTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
stesmers .sl fToT H!er foot q 2 2m h0OOAen
T,aye Tues Dec. 8, 10 O. m Ahn Tues, Dec: ~ 10 am
SIDE Tues pee is, am Trave Tues jon 10 a; ~.
Irst cabin SIS AMI upward berth second cabin s5Y
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Jnsirnrtion.


For Young Ladies-City.
A CLASS IN LITERATURE ios ladies. with Dr. Dodge.
On f fsqR's ROY f9sns hooL COZ US MIC
DEcAEN-DAUIRsICFWEffssTF s s2ra FOR GIRLS
English French. and Classical Departments.
ossse II and E genera. sa
work M nneHSfNc SSTRrERPE. $50 5.h.ave NewYor
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Nl and advanced Classes for Boys Military Drll for
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THE MISSES wREAks.
Bq5dng and Day School for young dg s. and she.e
ITHE MISSES GRINELL's DAY SCHOOL FOR
GIRLS % ss % GesF soa5s Isyd and
THE MISSES MOSES 647 Madison-aye.
ds SaPF eps Rs and I'd oh ss
Eighth year.
MISSES sBS ts sa and oJ Fr Welt sa
thorough instruction in all department..
Wan NORMAN, 1NSTITUTE tFounded Iss0, ooa
Day School Medals Paris ExposSGn, 1sSS $50 and
FSs '''' and West a nasy Van snSef
For Boys and Young Men-City.
IT University GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,47s Broadway
NEAR ' NJ NJ IL H H5PhaiHis =. C. HENDR1cKsoN.
For Both Sexes-City.
I AFAYETTE SCHOOL, OF LANGUAGES 125 Filth.
fyffl6i f?y s% De isls5 Efe
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Musical Instruction.
ETRoPoLITASN CoLLEGE OF MTs6G ,upp,o,
pienO;fGrte teachers certificates Examiners, William
Mason Nus R&s s A1S:' oi;
Of se ,eat He"ey are the
feature in connection with the college the Residence
commodeted with board every facility practice and
PUPILS ADMITTED AT ANY TIME
For parcu,1 diTes send Tor w. c0fE ASfHa secretary
10 and 81 East 14th.st. city.
For Young Ladies-Country.
I LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY, Rochester, n "
culture Of young ladies' S5th year begins sept 5e lS9
n YACK.oN.HUDs0N.-B gschoOl for twenty ave
girls terms i fSS9 sSq5ei BsERrHo1F Principal
< T.: HILDA's SCHOOL, FOR GIRLS MOrriStown.
FERNS oS & J GPeaa sn on TTna Depart
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
REV. H. i2N HNiiH PRH iSatlLo1h
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aud business. FRANK HOLLAND. c. E. Principal,
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& UMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
- AT THE BRYANT SCHOOL, Roslyn. L. l., N. Y.
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Miscellaneous.
DvICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free TO par
n ents State locality price desired pupils age and sex
Z. V. HUYSSOON American School Bureau. W. l+thHst
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TION. Lib Chestnut-st, Philadelphia, Penn; piano
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04

JAPAN-CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamer leave San Francisco follows:
gEIGIC ........ Saturday December 10. D. m.
UCEIA IC Tuesday, January IL,
GAELIC Cwlll call at Honolulu Thursday Feb. L. D.
BTIGiC . 49,. ... -. Tuesday, March l. D. m.
Superbly acknowledgements Accommodations
observations can made BY letter Telegraph 20 and
cabin plans 2S7 and 343 Broadway. Newiork or
Room "A, Railroad Building, San Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD President.
IT H. GOODMAN General Pas, niger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
REAL ESTATE.
p,rsrNrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

The Real Estate Exchange yesterday was densely
crowded at the sale by Peter Meyer, In PARTITION Oh
various improved properties, under The drecuoh Vi
Wilbur Larrem0re, referee. The nrst properly ohefou
was No. las Broadway, together with Nos. SO ana 90
Lberty-st In the rear. forming the entire front In
uberty-st. Many estimates had been formed OF the
value Of this property, and II Is said that as mueh
S500OO has been offered for IL a private saie and
square feet anu the two lots In The rear about 4SxsJ
contain nearly 1000 more. ESumating NO. l hdo
In the rear at 300 square foot, this would bring
the price at about $4,000, and this was The estimate
nj nj Zoo 900 and went Up slowly to $4,000 BY
$4,000 bids az which price 5. de Watearss was de-
story brick buildings, producing rental Of S45, 735
per annum Among prominent real e1,e I ,Sm ON
Levy Morris Llttman, H. Henrlques Fleming Smith,
John d. Townsend, b. p Farchild, Dr. Eenolds, John
Inc same auctioneer offered No. 20 Ccrtlandtst, a
four-story brick building on lot 23x0l This prop
The bidding started at S25 900 and up 20 37 100
BeInhardt Cohen was the buyer No s19 Fpltol-st,,
story brick building in the rear lot 24xs2 and the
property is rented until May ls9i at =. 900 Per
H. Rewe,hour was the buyer The same auctloneer
then offered the southwest corner OF Fortietst and
Hotel Royal and IS numbered COZ on Tie avenue.
The lot is 24.sx7s and covered with fOrstory brick
R se onsn T pang the water and mailing MS
repairs The bidding PernaGonsy CONTESTED CONTESTED
Alfcat was the buyer This property has not
changed hands In forty five years. and the last conSd-
Grafton paid for it was 5000. -, ,,.,u.,.
r. " Harnett 4 Co. offered No. eli East Thirty
foirth-st q threestory brownstOne dwelling on iOt
12.6x9S9. The property produces rental OF goo per
month The bidding started al 5000 ana IAN up 10
$1,000. 5. b. Rogers the buyer. a.
Clermont l.. Clarkson offered under foreclosure hve
apariment houses in Fifth-ave. between one.hmdred
and thirty and Onehundred SIS;
Two sold to John C.. Overheser for $252oo ana
46o the other two went TO the plaintiff IN The
proceedings for 100000 and $2S,OOO respectively.
Nos 40 and AZ West FOurtecnth-st, occupied by me
Dobson Carpet establishment, on a plot 5OX2oo has
been sold by Alden Sierne for the D0Dsohs az
s35O,O00 TO Ludwig Brothers The 'front.' lois arc re
Ieasehod property: those In the rear are owned III
fee The sse brokers have just leased the old Del
monco corner, at the northwest corner OF broadway
and Chambers-st, at $4,000 for twenty-one years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
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