davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27
-~arTtatOEE & OHIO RAILROAD.
schedule in effect June lo' isJl'
IhAtNS EANp BOUND


Express Trains. 20 fass n n, ~ "a
New York daily, es ~ 4s' 80 ~
Q4553. 80. II p %; ,.,. o,ti.,au buffet
.,s,,i,e cars rnHHlaR rou2h 70 bostoh n..s',, s,
cSslges via Poughkeepsie bridge, iAnuiAS
or, m b. e ~. station, Boz. q "a q - 4tfo
kenn,. nn,.t,.I.tNh.a week days, Q5, o VU, 81 ~.
- y mn sg, Z a0 Q Og So 10 o1, 1886, u as. m, m
20 8 iS 3 0s, so 6. ss- 4S, 81 ~ ~ ~
Il q s,.RIelnhia snaasys Os, 4s, TO- sQ 2 % =.
"a 81 N s0 d m; 90. As, 90, 10 2 V9 o. ~
g4ig X s0 10 90. n 3 p m.
q, t,r,ore and Washington, 56. W ? ~ ats 4" w
, ~. ~ fol 49, b5, 8 O5 o ~ " y ~ ,.i D "a
Rsiiimore and wsy stations, " d 10 ''n
m dailg. ,.s.f, .tiona on philadelphia
sirIsiigr 10 05 a n daily st
piifsbrle, SO a N, 5 uo p n. a ga
f-tics,s. X t7 m; OR p'i both ualiy 80. m
,ati and ST. Louis, l2lu n % A"u e 9s
sii4yestv Accommodation 2 us a. M 90 ''''
ana .ai.,,he.e /. sccomodation. week d.ys' 2 "
=, ,,S ,,. 3 50 aud ABB M. SUNDAYS o' n'
1rs 1rs p5IfADEbPHIa FOR W lin SS ~. y, n.
tr. davs 420 600. 80 -, > tl' s,''' y 81
=. es s.,, ~ 90 noon, li5. $50, 5 ". Z ~ sfo.
1ss oo. 5 20. 49, 30, 20 ~. ~ 10 a'u - r
p@a..od.y @. %. 600 SIS, 30. 49, 1899, u ss X,
IS 20 noon / 50. oo 81 90 ? 90 Wv
59osiO. 1910 a.d II 30 m-
Telephone 49, .-......, ,han Via an,
49, ~ a o. SCULL. Genl fAas- Agent
TiODkI.L. 0en.ral i1ana&efs
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27
an IIeOfHl TI-71'7
F-gsn Franklin City.

p KrsNrY. General superintendent, ,,,,t
a. r L HoIIJDAY supernlfnn.,,l
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27
Remarkable Rescu

Mrs. Mich .r Curlai'
The ,tat,lnert'
,t..a
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

Mrs. Mich ~ Curiair
The ,rat,inerf
tied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-12
THE NOM ~ BROOKLYN.
FATHER 1GNAT1US breaches IN TIE ACADEMY
OF Music.

FATHER IGNATICS breaches IN TIE ACADEMY
OF MUSIC.
Father IGnatius preached both afternoon ard even
ing yesterday az the Academy OF Music, BROOKLYN
Many people heard him at both times. 1t was his
first appearance in Brooklyn. The monk appears to
lave recovered entirely from hi recent indiSposition
and his preaching Yesterday fun Of his accustomed
vigorou, eloquencc. In his afternoon sermon he said
in part
"Of course. being quit" a stranger here, il Is diih
cult for me form an idea OF the number OF You who
believe in the Revelations. Hut should judge from
the way ! usually find men that many Of you who are
protesting Christians have leaning toward what j.
called rationalism. That is the attitude being taken
bv many people who claim 20 be III the Church oi
Cl7;,t is il rot a remarkable thing That ministers
in our curchc, claim right f. question the miracles
Of Christ OBJ. my brethren we Christians have no
right - shacblo the frccvill Of freethnhcrS. but
i, different matter Wien man stands mp aS Chrl~t
minister in Iii, church. and undertakes 70 question
his Masters right to divinity. We are living IA q
ouccr world when man who is Chri,t's servant can
claim such a liberty ask you a fair minded Amer
leans whether it Is right for servant Il abuse ms
privileges in his masters house Is It not
CRYING shame for man e. phi from I'M
der hou.c That shelters HIN through his
ma, TOYS suffrage The very foundation stones that
upnnld il, Men who feel inclined That WAY havr nh
yiabt 10 claim the shelter o: their Masters house.
Faith is the fist attribute Of the Christian. Action
comes after faith. There will come "A time when Tou
will have to turn yOur face to the wall ana IL" alone
'Tnr hand ~ A human friend cannot help Us when
mat time comes. We shall plunge from space into
sp.cces>nc,>. shall "" 20 ont alone or she'll We
have Christ with IT,, OH those who 20 hrthc-t from
God I'm strength and health. snail listen ncGty aud
eagerly 10 III, word when that TINE comes. No talk
of worldly affairs will interest man AZ That moment
lie will turn the wall either 10 take the
great plunge alone, II he has Chl1-t's spirit with
him. to take il with hrl>t
The sermon in the evening was on a." promises
which Christ ha~ made those who believe i'm Him
The preacher referred those promises bunch OF
glapeS Every grape upon the bunch meant something
"a the Christian. ana there grape 10 III his every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-12

lc; schooner Mueller Mobile to Laeusvra lcnhcr
fras,a cargo. - coo n,h Ifs [,'s;'o h nc, TO
3rsnna nmer - c. .'hooasr jo9aaa SaT$@'
scG9aner Celia T. Tgtonaini 70 D.r aura Im,cr -;
sS5tP s. and iS %s 's " ark J.c,
Mam hcncc to Wa Cmz &C o. yc ana o oa irnn
Scst c"a., south Sn r.ri: Erc Iatir IL, hence
i%'G' siH1S' s,2 "a, s S 20 20 general p.
.rrns. Mes> quoted at .lGdsI or oid. ana siie:l2
tico s%T "a Shet 'a 52s@i" 90 RE rt' ,
about s'lldr tty tNir, naa Mo-. N tc, qaot.G ~
s'&, o Ill., ;. 10 'o riFi y S a." ,o~ ~
WI" ouS = a. O"GJ' ,d Mr' ou ao bGt onS OF
Mr,tern mea.,. ilc. 30" to- sweet picked hans, Nay ~,
90 Nga' sc 80 tes Bo,to pgg Go rr
c SiI wr.cr T,iSc, 10 i.Ei hole. quoted at
sh C@EH nam. S%,c; Sno:ca Co. SipDl r HFai%
Ssy oca9G Na5n hei e, GIS'.S . 2" on si
Iis.. ', -bcScspsd raf.n; ycakac, TO-DAY.
paihrins in tc wc,t Sp"cnlaton nSs moGers orca.h'
Sa .so 80 N re oo go to- and T. y % ran1ar
c9s@I a, o23c sails 80 &C., G23e February closed ct
saIcs iooo tcs GiGaG dc May closcd a; OGlc asked
s 900 o r., q ncrc3 re2 a. q nos Sa
t% u" day ruling ge, Hg firm STATE dairy si2 3c
croam,ry. tubs best 2iS.6-; nlg to choice; .ce
M snty g. Wc. Sra"f am Gs,' fancy s do oc
:4e, fair to choice STATE crc"mey sumncr made -.
fancy cnas @5oc ' hoe T" ~; sood Pro a s
ia l5d tie; State Dairy. hrSin, and tubN.
fancy. e3262ie: choice a2d23c ialr 70 goOi 1d&lc;
STAT Dairy nrkins choice 10 iancy 2oEG2 ar To- ?o'd
lId2Oc Western Imitation tr"amary choice, 80;
Eood lsd:1c fair, l3d y Wc>tcn Dairy choice i9G@o
90 GOOD. ltGlCc: il I@0l3c western iJ"'ofy June II
dl4c; Factory, fancy 2Cn22c frss lhdl9c; seconds.
l2al'c thirds III II re fourths, 20 I0c rolls lGl9c
cmEESE-FHiv maInalnoi in pico, wtI 't,ody demands
i'"m all ,"urc..: STATE fa"tory. ian c,c2m. inn'.,
3'sd91c: nnr. 1Ldosc; good 20 prime 9notc: far IN
good. s@.9.: to ai- T'sd54c: fuli skim ga
@[c ilLht >hin choice. 7d7 tc: par: SKINS. f2dG4c;
Ne- fiat. GL,a9or Prnnsy AHA skins. axe
Ht>Qui,t. bu' sr1dy general rulc stat AID Pom
sfINarn fresh .7d2sc. M"stcn. @j151c; southwestern.
:Gl~; >outhain "jd.G' lined 23r; fllwck'd, 23d2j';
lrrhnu,t. 3Od"-c.
hhds. quo,d &c. ,ty. "a hhd,. d'c do in t., 7c.
Ol'ouarg.'n'. cts. . o-I6c.
>rGAR-EAW -iIad light inquiry. while price,
ruled about ~t'1df. No S'Ir- reported ram
f'nninr quo,d ".1GdI%r. trut~'Igai - 1T, $40
90 = ard T.. &C., EFINED- Quiet Crushed. GLc;
tut Lotf. Gtr. CVB- Osc. Powder H. G4c; tr1nult q.
lilo Mould a." &C. tonf.clio1'~. "a" I}.lG.:
&c" 5Ld5.r. E>trl &C. o." jiic: ''r. De-. yellow. A.
. TAILow-Iirm and quiet PINE city quoted at
~ BID. ~ sar..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-12
SPECIAL Y. ". {. 4. SERrICES.
REVIEWING THE WORK Of THE LAST YEAR
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE THIBNNiAL
CONFERENCE.

The Twenty hrd-st. branch Of the Young Men,
Christian Association held meeting at -. Lar;hoio-
news Church yesterday afternoon. II was well AT
tended, notwithstanding the pouring rain. II, object
was to make known L the public OF the worn u
the association during the last year. Ile ~,ricc
wa, conducted by the Rev. d. Greer. the rector
Of the church who in hi, sermon praised Tie work VI
the association. H. Fulton Cutting in speaking Of the
condition Of most Young men who come a, strangers
10 the CITY. said They often from poverty 70
poverty and tom poor homes to almost no home, al all
They have means Of getting into respectable society
but simply hang Oh in cFcrl-s> boarding house. hop
ng against hope il is no wonder they often 20 a-trsy.
The association throws open # door: to al ach and
will aid them nightly in their battle against tompa
ton
An anniversary service OF the association WI, held
yesterday afternoon At the Brick Presbyterian Church
William f. Dodge VIZ, tho first speaker. " Every
thing drpend,.7 said he. upon the ,hsid Of the
Young men who are coming 10 the front. Il they
understand their ambition, courageous. self reliant
re,Olue il their spirituality is tender and strong all
is we'll The work of the Iwcnjy-third Il. branch Ia,
been since the laying Of it, Cornerstone. steady
vance. Thousands oi Young men have gone ont to
live, Of purity and usefulness. The Institution Itself },
q marvel OF American ingenuity and tar' D.. iho way
ia which IL arldngcs II, appointments. llr. Dodge
described the "orK Of the TWENTY third ~ branch
length, stating mat - educational work Wa on
BROADER euage both rsp"c to numbers and range II
study, tlitu mat Of any unIVrrsIN 30 the land. III"
krv. Dr. Henry van Dyke also addressed The NOuus
men,
The twelfth treunisl conference OF the Young Men
Christian Association Of all lands !, 10 be held 100
August in Amsterdam, Holland Tho growth II the
assOcini Ions IN humber and infueuc. VIII HaLe th.
conference OF the largest ana most profitable that
have ben held. In order to accommodate tho del"
gates and their friends That may desire TO accompany
them at the suggestion OF the International Committee
the state secretary the Rev George A. Han j. MAX
Ing arrangement, for special excursion pGrty.
Round trip tickets fIOn New YORK to Liverpool. Lon
don Dover Ootcud. Brussels, AM Wcrp, Rotterdam The
Hague and Amsterdam viii cost sl2e. The tour
Will occupy four wCck5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-12
GRIM md PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF SEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

Saturdays grain markets were generally dull
lston heeltated pending the Issue Of the COY
crop report, which everything that the bulls might
desire. The yi'd 81 wheat IN 1890 "a placed AZ
500 202 GOO bushe, 4o9 07O0 900 bushels ana
Of At j28 81 900 bushels The December condition
OF the growing wheat crop placed ut 05i better pr
cents2e for December than that q the lsst twO
Tn. fluctuations ia wheat were In cOnSOnaDcc with Tho
dulness that preNsil'd May options sold at 81 Ole
10 81 O5 Lie and returned 10 thu former figure Jus
sold from I'll OO % 1915 cents ana 81. IN strength
Of tho market nm Early rabies and ."-
IL drOuLI southern Illinois hfnOu2h the bank
h-lp-d The bulls. Subsequently cables
came "a scr and liberal farmers deliveries IepoIt'd
The CLOSED steady and unchanged. cash wheat
was generally ~ adv, with 900 bushels taken Dy
shippers and II Ike amount by miil,Is -, .,
resulting in ala advahc options in some Instarce- 4
= cent. spot Wa = cent higher Win WHN 200
bushels tancn for export.
Moderate busne-, done in c'-h oats snd prices
improved '4dl. cent. III" options I"'l duiI ana au-
Ti~r. " Pc ,sc> 81 800 Of l1Id on the h aud
arrive Whrthtr for rspOrt coud not DC .rHih'd
M nHF,' weaker and oDtiOn- 90, do"h >"5 hoS
Final Official CrOtitiOis were - follows ,., =,
Wheat J1nu3IA- ~ o. GrlIniN-. - c4 . MAI'h'
or: Mpl. - o.. June ri o3'- July 81 August
81 amt ,h D""t co. rrs;;v CO.,. March, 60. MAY.
ont Ian,ry 81, February 80. MAJ 12's cents.
LAd-ysnuNr>, - p; fcbraIy 10 90 NSI'h - " d
Ma. ~ 81. ,..
The receipt, Of gan and lonr f"p",tra Oh SATURDAY
NrN.Nufh Philadelphia. GIftW"lr ,nd Hp-tOn Nrf' a.
follows Wh,2 S.JO1 bushels corn ~ ~ b>h'~ oi-
-. l&1 bushc total gram 80 80 bu.nel. nov 500
Iac ksges. A. ChcH4o, MlN&Hh"" "d - lou - ihr
bu-hc: oA,. :5iS7 bushels total gaif, 33"s@ io-n'i'
-four. p 90 tHittl-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-12

ment Of Florida will take place AZ i. Augustine 90
JanUsIy - II i expected thst this Will ne th'
arsc't gathering Il q. y. Il. ever held In this
state
Comradc ;Io."ph W. Kay tell, in M cScellen:
monthly. Homo and Count"Y' about the recent
erection FOR ohccf, in Grant P",'. 80. ~. 81 Irool
Nn, whtth resulted in some ratio. lad c"HNE h'tNc'l
oOnrlde, u the opposing factions AID ciGr "i th
quiiE. CGmlaGc Kay. who pres INT. ~;iN' " it
'auCei-' aud IN" 'toaSh~. ~" two p11lc~ 10 Inc
contest styled. turned tull force. about
$40 c1mryt !c> tciuS present. Of total mrnhrr-hp
Of 2oj. noticed no WING: saw no tcucn acton
but did find f"at'rral feeling existing Which va
credit a. the Intelligence of tic gentlemen ana
veteran, who enlisted under the banner Of r: :
and l.. in T. = Grant Pest Of course the friends oi
each candidate worked with ardor for success, hlt
when result was announced, in each Instance the
defeated candidate arose and moved th@t thc w"
he made uranimo2S. This wa the way to DO u.
And under IL new commando. Comradc Wits Ne
Donald. and the other officers selected. thS pot ~
the future. il ha, ably and well In tie past.
viii reflect credit on the name it bears and the order
at large - - -
The officers of james G. Rice Post. No. 30, C. \. IL.
were installed by Pat Department Commando James
= Fraser. al the Grand Opera House. on Friday even
ing. The hail crowded. and an interesting pro
ciamme of songs. readings and recitati0ns was en-
joycd after which there was dancing. a handsome
floral piece, representing the badge OF the Grand
Army. presented to the ncwly installed Com
mander. COmTFde David McMunige, by his friends in
the Adams Memorial ChuI 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORTS.

COFFNa.-fLr = o. lhet IulcI steady but ouf't,
prizes -h"Nn 40 IIatcria 80 h:o quotH q,
IAaii-c. so sni", icpo I'd. Mild Grnwths a-o hai
iaht inquiry. tp1otN one'r -paSsi fe,tnres a..
trading 81 "a, u~gal hil.hOl.dty cnarac.'E Inc
change To- thu day wee iight July AID Dcemrr snow
iuq decline u talO points yhiic other months we're
jG , points bigger Carlc adNlrrs devoid slfl.
HsNr- c"-' r lower Ia some ,n,iLnre-, whir lamh4s
oincsl quotation, Is D. January. 7Gs ~: Fehu,ry
Msi,h, T@s Apfl -; May. rs 3d jun. 'os "a
Rio quotes l;c;ul1i nt.t 40 KIio-". 80: god
10 kosl. go exchange t,dvatci. 2nc rec nus
bars Rio clcgIJI,- Tinted >tn'"- q COO b19s
ccagAnces Ia orc, Loco bigs tota sto w. l WV
bags SIn'> receipts ID 900 bags. Rccrpt'
a. .uiy Jsnsarv o. 1871, li3b00O bags Siin,
inns 1899 I2loO00 Dags SAM time 1889. 2O%3.UUo
bao-. t.,ccpt, santa. JUS | To- January ,. le'l
100000 btr.; time l,91 1880 600 Bag; same
me lS-a 3il coo bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-12
THE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. II t-p"calj.-Theie wa> the pant }c-
crdHy thai the Government crop report I'm the after
noon would put the wheat Weld enough over
100000 900 10 make 10 bciri>h. The crowd Wa just
enough impressed - make wheat weak. May opened
a. % =. r0d between - and DG i InG closed al
30 - Gene. -. LJui> reported 21J,Ob bnehcl, 81
hdid wheat SOLD fJr export to France. Exports from
both coasts for the week exceeded the week before bv
l.oOOOOO bu>hci.. MnIcap0i, reported fa>h grain mp
A cent Montreal reported 100000 bushels sold ~ The
best prcc 81 the season. and cable reported farmers
deliveries ~ average advance ~ I'd. over last week.
Nothing counted. however. ~ comparison WITH the ap
prrhcusiOu fclj over The Government crop report IL
really looked somebody had The up from Washing
ton. Visible supply prospect. are for decrease IN
wheat ~ c~S than 100000 hu>h~, against decrease
~ J1s.OOO. Corn inc lined To he strong.
ont very duh samples were ffaCtiOnallv higher.
Operators. however. kcpi clO>c 10 shore. There Wa
the Impression mat the crop report world put tire
corn weld under I $50 100000 bushels MAY sold a,
nigh 80 ID. but ClO~cd Al 30 :i1 cents Nay OATS
-Old from as - Ia 4G =. and closed al 40 cents
Provision, were very weak. Nav pork sold from
81 40 to *i 10 and closed ~ - - Mas lard <D'd
from 76 40 10 81 b. and closed AZ Tie bottom. NAY
ribs sold - 81 - IL AID closed az ~ -" 20 go
Holder wetc discouraged by The reg receipt. and b.
60 900 cxpccfed Monday, Aud 100000 next voak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-12
PECnEDED MOETGAGES.


hnc'r. Geo +. to Lou. Anger cor Houston and
Ludlow -, wears - 600.
Erad, I6ona. j. to Mn 5 Ne Namara 7othst.
fltl-aNc. | year. $4,000.
DAY MARY to Herman Ahiborn and sno. Hall
Pllrr. lot IL FoS estate. ! ye1r. $1,000.
freuuf. Maurice Y. 20 Philip GO'rH. l3t TO 1i2
West f-thst " years. FG02jU.
to William IL SimOnson. same property. years.
f3C ia
T.chcr Jacob. &c william Cohen. 9itI.st. 3d.ave
I year $1,000.
G,criiu Philip to L Hahn. tru~ rs West 47,h..t,
yar AZ coo.
IIostpu Helen and Thomas 10 Mutual Life Insurance
Co. Y. y. 9th-aNr 9jth.St. I year. ~ 600.
U'lce- John +. b. Jas Thompson, "a East 165h.st
yeas. -ioun.
Kent. join >. to Mary T. Kent cor is'ave and
f1ti.>i, demand tS.jUu
L1.rml,. nayG 70 Walhurgcr sell, 14s Christopher.
-. % Y.ar~ - 500
M.Nenus 'rlt u 70 BrHalo Don snd sash Co. o
Nlil>-i'r and - h.. / ,o1r. $1,000
Na~-n Depths !. - (has - Horton. tsus l05thst.
NtuhatIu-iN", ro'"S, -i.o2i
Marvin. jennie !. 20 Harlem savings Bank, Arthur.
Az. - ruc-.t. J year $1,000
Narui'loo Alrhol-e 20 Jonn Bu-khaid,. 1GG,hst
~ lOth-,yc years - 400.
QUAINT. PAGl. 10 Augustus car iss. l32d.st, =
Triui;Y-tSc. 3 ''ef, 1850.
With. Louis To Mary aud I'crlt. : sjth.st 3D.
@; -. orJ.
woodward. Wills. 20 Tf'l" GUaranter and Trust Co
- 3jth.-t. ON ave. years. % 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-12
Cctlnrcs ano nleetinas.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF the REP BllCAN
~ ORGANIZATIONS or TIIE NINTH ASSEMBLY
~ STRICT viii hrld Monday cNfning Jannnr{ -
AT No Ib1sdo, Sau,ie. for the iurs's' 81 prepnfds
fcb.t ~ H.. ~, d fr ~ The Primary Election To be held
ON lamar r. WILLIAM II. COINA. President
WILLIAM \. GEDNL.Y. Scrc"t,r'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-12

", HE DOoE or oPEY.AI; SPORTS o't,No 30 pa2cs'
ilusirsisd Tho STANDARD authority or An Hsom ou"h'
Al, ,mn.cn.,t. mule. for sailing. swimming" ball pbv.
Ing shooting horscbark riding &c. &C., in full ~ iWr
orr. Published The Tribune. Newfort lahttItih'
ing and universally com plimcntcd by the pies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-12

Good O,duaiv .... ~ Low Ncding ...-.... - g.
Stt.rt 60 ,d Ordinary. - VI cdlIR .--- = J."
u,,.o,. a., r. no. ,.roei,uv interesting with the u1d
in, rhI.Hy NJ = lo1l oh1fatt,r Ihr drit how, So.
4, ,r Oh. -bul" I'd oW ne 90 stronger Ibfli" ~ -
'o.,. and -onc Itti. covering shorts l1i' h
tsr d,, ihrr. Wa, ri-r u about point, hut the TO-,
vas barely steady with -ush. reaction -. 80 '',-V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-12
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.


RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRA N>FERS-N. Y. CITY
J3d.,t, 10 70 O. OF sthay". Is3.I0O.5; j Mul-
Tod to W G f,osluson.... ........ Sill coz
lst.dNc. w cor I-th.>L 2J.3NicU; Kent 10
n l. Kent .............
12d-,'. y. IA :. O. * N'Gispu -9NlO2.@;
Louis Ffanh" - y Fr9rl" ..--...--....--.
3Gtn-st luu y o IT ?tn.asr 25N:'-J II Fer.
II W Remington SO 0Ot
SStn-st 3OJ f. e. ~ lOthaNr, 1876. lOuS; liObJ
Wa lace to " Woodward . ............. '....' &c jOt
Han Place. >. - n of lC1th--t 2j\1oj; II
Ahlboul 10 May Dairy ... lac
Gl-t--t. !OV % ot lltn.aNc. - 1908 Charlie,
= Morgan ir b. II l. IIog' - 00t
We BtuIuHal, cor i.OItrd.st JugJl.3 one
fourth phi; Natdln H0U1rt 10 = W NIIstun
q al ............ ...........
Monr,,-a,, -. - q: - n Co.uutia.orc 25x
lOlG- John uWtI- % Thomas \ teGpprl.....
l3tE->t. Sos 3l@ o. ~ East Robert Van G:"ns."i-
I"r ~tuYNV,aut thus 10 !; Van !: St'IyN eslnt..
Cor tutLNc W john SUI - + Stcln.-.-.. 5000
@aid Can to > r Niger -. o. oct
Sur .h-~f. - r. 81 >.lutui->t. ~ 100,
Mr> >wans,r,ky 10 Josrrh Ro-.nlt,l....-..' 80 oOt
SuunataNc. -. So Il y at R'nwi,k Property;
N1lrutin" IS lay 10 Dennis 'uhi!I ..... 1,2Ct
81 10. g. - r. 4" of L'ai-.-', .0N ~ Vi \ smith
io VI II smith ........ .... .......... ....-..
sumr,st - 10 r. g. II Maion.a'r 25,lOO;
VIM NJ DcllU q, ihuua, I.uuh ............-.. 81,
iCJ'h-st. *. 10 o. O. - Ard 3hnuale, 2jNS5;
t,o,tlieb Wilhelm tp tha> sch, id"cs er....... ISL
l32G--c -. - n u Triulty aye, JONl1O.
',nrri.~ to = criudt ....-........- : O0f
Sjth It 80 &c - CO.; 3t.a,r. 2jNlO2.2; J
Wagner % l. NIth.......-.. IL COZ
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Warehouse deliveries since Janrari ISL N'"' Ia
bags Baltimore, STD bags; NeNoI'"''' "''''
bags: totil. g.. az tags. -. ,,..,,.s
cotton on the spot in'ed quiet but The 'h'n3rN
Vcr. unim,oitan;. Sai,s los haieo ioi coh'uh poon
4 u-11A NJ
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

Nce.IpIk SATURDAY Jan 10.
1ac total amount r'allce from publc auction sales Of
CITY nj cltc II the ~. and Auction Room Tor the
week craine to-day, s9ia.5JO.
LIST "9 AUCTIONS.
or tho present. vscs ending SATURDAY. January II, ae
following ar,non ale, announced TO be held a: the
TO-DAY uIoND>Y) JANUARY u.
roTrco; 81 sar ot Of eHt ,a2Ss ard S,,o,y
o: 55>so ard 5,toy Gaains, SO G 81 r,s :. s'N
3ce Il Of Gfano.st lot s5lo,. anl i:story building
On i5th.,t yorr'r OF I'D rh r '' -''''''
TUESDAY. JAM AIRY ~.
Foreclosure sale. lot. 2ISo5G ana story build.
ta 90 ana ic aSGn: 10 O
as SScng N% 80 M: . '' - e ' of l ssSt
% IT. 'a,s ss :' %S@ N' ~ .s snd
gore lot, s7.sIgsiNlll.I West I2i-'st SIS II "
buildings. SO 3 Avenue D. n '' GOV sth:,t
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY H.
=, FETGcioSndG sale lot 25Nlo9 and ,,stoy b@ilng 30
So aud Two and and s"ry briGns. So, iSs md
3 R''S o S ha@s N tiG on G@s 40 @ iF Of
81 tSO Of ' %a 3.so GS S 45za 10 and
ana 2 81 holsN No 50 Chl,.' rn9nms through
sa2T3s ~ chS.ryst % 10, It -; Of Jefeson;
" g d &n ,% 'I Sr sSn'. az. 30 fss
@;A2!3 and is,ory building 80 $50 ls,oye % = =
] ' Hq9 'c% %SsE G paSs :e SS 'si
near adso % s S S% ss8s ana n IT, Da@na
Similar 6o.% No ci5 Mad ar hS " ss:t a"G
lot 26NG6. ard similar horse No t0i7 Msdson-sye.
cor Soth.~t lot. 1851 and similar bOuse No 40
East Soth L, Nadson.lVr lot 2ONSo. and 5.
story house, No 137 East 79h.st 20 II Of Lex
ingtOn.ayc.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
lo'. lI>9o and 3~to'y dwelling. 40 3s7 Unonst,
II :. 20 4 u ll0,t-,t.
THURSDAY. JANUARY -.
Fo'clo,ur" .a'r. lot lG.sVlOO5 AMI i.storv dNcil-
na 10 iG West iith->t. >. 30s.I 7th.oN-; lot.
l. GNl o.. aud 3>ory dwelling. No 80 Eat th-t
Ito n 2daNrt lot. 2O.jS-O and jstOry building. NJ
Cl5 LoNngou-'N". corner 13i--t lot 20NGSJ and
y 80 IL d NAV
.sh-st Putton sale. lot. .jxlO0 and building No 81
MdlherYs.. Public auction, I lot 32.2N7J. and s..
story hou-e 80 - S'anton-t Co.'S q " tIdrldgest
lot -, 81 . and j->tOrv building 500 Fast
:. ~ n A!eune lot 25NDs9. ana 5.st0sy build.
h2 No go Wet 31th.>t. sth.ovc: lO', lG.oX
lUO.l1 and 3~osy building No Il6 East l0th.,t. g
IthaVr; plot ~ land fJ.ll MOB and and build.
lug-, Nos LID 20 23'J 3laNc, = corn'r J2Ita -.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
lot iGNso ard 2s'osy dwelling, 40 1870 ncrkimer.
y, 1915 Il E1rhaNly.aAe
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NcN.inrk SATURDAY, Jan. 10.
1hc total rllycG pubic auction sales OF
y al c'ltc IL the ~ hang and Auction Room Tor the
eek cpGnc TO-DAY. wa. SgltI.O
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Wednesday, Jan. II. Last Nat nee but one
y saturday, Jan. I T~Pntr nirih snd last
Matinee
Monday. Jan. 10 f.ast Performance.
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Monday. Jan. Ic-sp,oisl (ba'i'y Matinee
isr Howe Tor D,.:i. Nlt.-.