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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-21
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Sleeplessness, nervous prostrstion. fits. st
hot hushes, nervous dyspepsia, confusion are
cured by Dr. Miles Neryine. Trial bottles and
fine books free at Owens x Minor Drug Com
pany, No. lOOl Main street. op osite PostOfhce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-21
..Row 10 Cure AII SIAN Dlsea.e..r

SIMPLY apply "Swaynes Ointment" No in
ternal medicine required. Cures letter eczema
itch, all eruptlons on the face, hands. nose, &c
leaving the skin clear, white, and healthy. It's
great healing and curative powers are possessed
wbno other remedy. Ask your druggist for
bWaYne's Ointment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-21

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup Ia. been used
for children feething Il soothes the child,
softens the gums allAys all pain, cures wind
collie and is tho best remedy for diarrheA
TWENTY-FIVE cents q bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-21
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


any man. woman or child who u Affected with
yey "a DSs.ei'st o e a or Torpid
Liver Regulator viii not relieve them. 1t never
fails, and is 50 pure 20 sure 50 harmless that an
infant can take IT and never have q second spoil
OF collie. An adult can tax Q il, keep the bowels
regular. and secure health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-21

Free samples OF Dr. Miles Restorative
Nervine. At Owens y Minors Drug Company
1907 Main street, opposite postofice, cures head
ache nervousness. seeplessness neuralgia,
fits, nervous debility. poor memory. etc. A new
and remarkable discovery. Or address the DR..
Miles Medical Company. Elkhart Ind.
HICKOK's NO. 7, II. u. C.. ZIG. AND
CAROLINE N-CURFDARE PURF. CLEAN
AND CHOICE sUN-CURED TOBACCOS. Try
THEM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-21
BY 2. 7. Winston & Son,
Real Estate Auctloneers.

by L. L. WINSTON ~ son,
Real Estate Auctloneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT PRETTY VA
CANT LOT No. %. AS DESIGNATED INA
PLAN OF PORT MAYO. FRONTING %
FEET on THE WEST LINE OF SEW
ENTH STREET AND RUNNING
BACK 100 FEET. BYAUCTION
BY virtue of a deed Of trust dated November
81. 1855. executed by Edward c. Lindsay. trustee
and IN his own right. and his wife. Mary h.
Lindsay. 10 w. J. Nems. trustee. and Of record
IN the clerk 5 Office OF tho chancery court Of the
city Of Richmond. in deadlock 1876 G, page f63,
default having been made in the payment Of a
certain bond therein secured, dated November
20. 1888, for the sum OF $1,000. and being re-
quested by the beneficiary in said deed 20 sell
the property conveyed therein. | will offer for
sale at public auction on the premises on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER THE %. 1891,
at p O'Clock NJ. the property described in said
deed. as follow: All that certain lot Of and lying
and being In the city OF Richmond, as designa-
ted on plan OF Port Mayo, drawn by Joseph j.
Peasants for James J. Goddln, on file in Hem
rico County Court, by No. p. and front
ing % feet on the west line OF Seventh street and
running back 100 feet, and II part Of the same
property conveyed % Edward &. Lindsay trus-
tee for Mar X. Lindsay, BY deed from Fannie
turrle and others
TRIMS or SAlE: For cash sufficient 10 pay ihe
expenses OF executing the trust and 10 discharge
the amount Of money PAYABLE upon said bond;
and II there be any residue OF said purchase
money the same shall te made payable at such
lime and secure Ia such manner As the said
parties OF the first part OF their executors. adj
illustrators or assigns, shall direct. or in case
)f their failure 10 give such directions az such
hink dt. W. j. NELMS. Trustee.
nOs-l6t
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)HILADELPHIA, RICHMOND AND NOR
l. FOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
=, Appointed sailing days every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY at y NJ. and every SUNDAY at5A' 81
Freight for tuesdays and Fridays steamers re-
ceived tlu 1880 A. VI. For sundays steamer
5P. N. "''' 'i'l
Fare 10 Phlsdelphia.. ssoo
Tor further information apply % 0'''
D. ". MCCARRICK.
General Southern Agent
Office Rocketts
W. Il. CLYDE kfD
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TRAINS NORTHWAED


pANi 4iAU LlAiL1
Nos "A. 80 sud ~ make 40 ff0ns r0s b. tll
~ stop on signal at Manchester. CentraIa kll
Chester. Aos. - and "a stop 0u sianal d.. ii.a.
chester. Dremrya, teutrala Anl hester 80 81
stops on agnsi ~ Manchester only Tor passsa-
gers purchasing tickets 90 regllsr sioIl .lt
places Tor this train south of Peterlurk hea
=. 80, Sc. - 10 81, will STOP GA sigma A.a. "a
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
On Trans nos. u ana - sleeping cars hefatsl
New loIk and Tampa Fla via JacksolFll8.
On trains NOs; "a snd n sleeping-cars between
Ae1 oTk and Charleston On Trains Sos. q
and - sleeying-cars between New FORK ali
Jkcksonylue. On Trains Nos. 81 anil Is Sleeping.
carr bt.reen Richmond aud f.ynchUurg. Va
TIL OsLt ALL~kAIL LINE TO AUktOLA
Richmond 'sD)A.M tortoik......I p A. =
Richmond. 5H5P 81 Norio.s s..0 p n
NorioiK... 'so5P h. incbmoad ID = ii
The trains leaving hlchT lond at901A M tat
norfolk atsD0 J.. n. are solid trains h8lWe81
these TWO points; AMI passengers 30 Through
without change Of cars Close connections SO
also made a. Petersburg by tho 3:i5 r. M traIl
from Richmond and tho $3.50 A. n train from
Trans leaving Richmond ~ 1905 A. g. All
u 80 T. 81. and arriving 40 Richmond 81 90
a. h. and lAJ r. 81: make close connection 81
Petersburg to and from tarmyllie. Lynch 11ff
and southwestern points. .,,,,v
Superintendent
l.. l. ID. MYERS.
General superintendent
I. N. EMZRsoS. lraAo MaA4...
IA MylLLE AND POWuATAN RAILROAD
L COMPANl General Office 40 1ll east la.l
street. Schedule in effect October DO. irII.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
2:J5 A. VI. and 300 =. VI. via Mchm0ni ani
Danyille railroad i9r
Iarmpllo ami a.
points west OK No.o-
- Junction
1905 A. NJ, VIA Atlantic Coast Line Tor Bermuda
5fj +. NJ, Via Atlantic Coast Line winter
peck and intermediate stations.
al trains daily except sunday
For further information apply o. Echmonl
and Danyille and Atlantic Coas. Line doDols'
CARRIERS ticket Office, or 10 ID. ...,,...,,,
General Freight and Passenger agent
JAMES r. WrErH. General Manager. si2y
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N = q :: w NarIolkaHsslsrn

~ n. II. W
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT August 30. 1871.
LEAVE RICHNosO DAILD,
BYRD-STREEI STATION.
300 A. ~, Richmond and Norfolk fhrongn
express. Arrive Norfolk II ~ A. II
stops only az fetersburg' "aYeiD
1905 A.. H.. For Rosnoke. Radford. Pulaski,
Bristol: also connects az kadford
Tor Bueield anu Pocahontas. Par
9r ear Peisr,eqrE d 10 nPan4 ps Menu sna
phis via Knoxville and Chatta-
nooga
1910 ?. H., For Iynchburg. Roanoke and inter
mediate stations No connection
beyond Roanoke,
H. H. f fT fo at So5'o h.Sfol s,
Bristol Also for Blueneld. Poca-
hontss. Elkhorn and stations on
.saeh Valley Division. Also for
louisville ana stations on l.. 4 "
y. H. via Norton Pullman raacs
sleeper between. Richmond and
Lynchburg. Berths ready for occu.
pancy at 300 =. NJ. Also Pullman
sleeper Petersburg 70 Louisville
via Norton, and Roanoke 20 Mem
pins and New Orleans via Knoxville
and Chattanooga.
.Irnlns arrive hichmond from Lynchburg and
the west dally az l;H A; NJ, 40 T. VI. and 7:l5
p. ~; from Norfolk aud the East at II rs A. VI.
and 8 8s T. II.
Tickets baggsge-checks snd ali Information
can pe obtained az Richmond and pefersIrrg
railroad depot: A. W. CARRIERS. o0i Main street.
ana 81 tbs Companys Office, SIS east Main
sHee" Il, ", COURTNEY.
Passenger Agent
". b, BEYIlL.
C,.,,~.to~ General Passenger Agent
genera once. Roanoke. "a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-21

.EAyE RICHMOND

THE FANORITE ROUTE TO pATTpfopr
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
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RAILROADS.
RICHMOND & DAEVILLE R. R
'oIIEDULh n EFFECT NoyENDGa =. -.

ShohlESI AND QUICKEST ROUTE .or..
AND SOUTHWEST
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-21

IETANTFD-A FIRST CLASS TRAVELLING
w GRO FRY SALESMAN for North aud
South Carolina. A live and energetic man who
Is acquainted with the trade 10 desired. Address
with terms aud testimonials "CONEIDEN-
IlAL," r. .. Box 5ii, Richmond, Va.
no i9-lw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-21

NXTANTED-ALL II NEED OF FIRST CLASS
w HORSE SHOEING AND WHEEL
WRIGHT WORK 10 give me a call Repairinga
speciality and all work promptly done. and salts
faction guaranteed. j. A. DlDLAkE.
Artistic Horse Sheer and Blacksmith.
nOI2-lm SMansbOrO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
ErCORDED MORTGAGES.

Anger. George r. 10 L Hoening, OF 2daye, n OF
fGh.st. in-tan.nt,. $1,000.
ArnouN; George u Edwin Booth, W OF South 9Th.
ave-. n Of Iou,ton.-t years. $500.
Bu->ng Amanda. 20 II Il winthrop, Of ifthst, OF
7thlNc year. $4,000.
Realty Robert Roadway Bank, $50 West Broadway,
Year. ti5.OpO.
Jampor, Louis 10 J. II Chauncey. n : o. o2d.st. II
lrth-aNc. 4 vpis~. $1,000.
Card. w. 10 II Rhodes OF 7ist-st, Of 1ith-
ave. > mortgages. = wears s31 900.
trnnio Mary 70 T. \ JehnesS, OF Leyingtonave, n
of 16th--t. years. ~ COO.
Decker. Mary = T. Amsley, OF 11'h {, W OF Dry
0ock->t. yriI- 5000.
Iartvoll Louise VI. 10 Dc II Brewer W cor ci
Conycuf.ayc and li31--t. I year ~ o0O.
John,on Bennmin p % l. w Tiffany OF 43d-st, W Of
ID ave. years. $4,000
jenkins. Thomas j. 20 Bradley & Curricr Co. Ist-
ave. 90h-~t. year. $1,000
Same b. Farmers Loan and Trust Co. same property,
{ wears as goo.
K1.sel, Joscph 70 Kuttner, 65thst, Lexington.
Kerbs. adolf to J BlgelOw, 1o5th.st, 5thave, 0
Love, WIN. to \ Weber. 55thst. 1st.ave. lease.
Moore. Richard b. to G Ehret. 40 East oith.st dc.
mand II OOo
McGrory. Anna. to II Stccccr. Mot.st Hester.
80. $4,000.
Moore. Charles +. to II Cummings, : 1I6th.st W
M9nhstanaye. wears. 5000.
Prgden. SUSIE l. to Il S.hmidt 53dst sth.
ave. yoars $1,000.
Richter. VI 70 l. vath. Banbrltge.ave n G lsith.
~, years. - 500.
Rcd Waltz. to Isaac Tntormycr n $ 93i.st. . 9Th.
ave-. mortgage. wars. $4,000
StlweLl Lizzie b 70 \ Salwcll, n 127th.st,. W
s'fu'hcr. Vim { to W II Pickcn. i36th.st, Alex.
eldnr-avc. year.. 800.
Van Voon. J.uc. to p Bonnet. 1GGthst, 10Th.
Van Doron. Mary J. to w Edwards . cor 7th.ave
and llGth--t I yrir. S2j 600
Wilson Wm G. .. i Steinhardt 7Gth.st q 9th.
ave. mortgages. years, $4,000.
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I EuiGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

PAssENGEE TRAINS leave foot OF Cortland. and
Dcsbros,cs St.. as follows.
a. n. Tor : att gton and intermediate points.
TO- tiaHrNd, Lyons IluIia. Rochester, Buffalo.
and the West pOttNile aId principal local points Chair
car 20 Lyon, AID pullman l. isi ension Bridge
20 o.. for Mturh Cuun% and it rI'dIitc points
II fog H. ana b. junction and intermediate points.
Choir car b. MaucH Chunk
D. IL. Tunkhannock and ia: rinodi1t point. Chair
30 Iun&aannOck. Connection to Reading ant HIrr,.
20 D. for Elnira and pfacpnl intermediate point.
Chair to WIZ and PulH cprr ~ Su.peGs
Bridge.
80 p. H. Pottsyille Mtuch Chunk and ruedi.
ate points. Chair car TO Mduch Chunk.
$40 D. ~. Mauch ChuHk and intermediate pOln u.
Connection to Keadng and Harrisburg.
y. H. fos ticn.Na Lyons. flsAr,, Ecr hester Burs)
the West. Pglnan sleeper Lyon, and Su.pcl>lOn
Bridge.
Trains leaving a. .. ~. II a. H. ! D.. ~. aud 3 10
D. ~ connect al point, N MihanOy and alirtOn coal
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m. f0r Maurh Cnuhk Lah ZION and lntouufdiito
points, aud II .. To- Shenandoah and Intermediate
Joints.
$40 D. H. for Mauch Chunk ard int'r cdiatc points.
2 d. IN. for Geneva Lyons. llmiT 10 hr.ts. Buffalo
and the W.T. Pulyan sleeper 10 Lyon, and Suspension
General Eastern Office. 23j Broadway.
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Kallro1ns.
RAILROADS.
NETWORK CENTRAL
hudson River Railroad.
AL Trains arrive at and depart from
Strand CENTRAL STATION
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST. HeW York.


9rr o~ry RAILROAD SrATIoH ~ rHE CrTH
Trains leave a. follows; o~racuss
GlO 4. M-LASI NAIL, tot A'O'"'' '
1904 n VEsfiBULE LIMITED duo
Chicago . as next day ..urr-oc nalv cxcep,
1880 4. M.-WEsIII.N DAY LAPREsS-D-H' 'A''''
1..o l,4Sy -sorTHwEsTERN YEsTIBuLEfo In
IIED~DGc Cincinnati 10 90 IndaHaICl' II ' " ~
$50 i RoL SoZoIpiT SHORE vEsTBuLE LlMlTi 10:
Duo at De,roi; at Is a. H.. Chicago : ~ y "' ""
600 p. M.-rAsT WESTERN EXrI: EXIT: CheaS'
$50 ? 1Le @HD qEoSDSAGk MoSTEAE AND BuF'
a :, AZ lNtkHt-1's ST LOUIS AID CHIcAGo ~
'Pi:s"DGc indianapolis II 20 p H. "eA' u'S' -
tiJ ali fNEwBURGH). OUGHK EEPsIE RHINE
ii5 . 30 e 3D. 81 co. 1'G 80 9ij
a. ll; for Garrison, Vet Point ~ III 10 a H..
20 = ~ .i5 81! 10 10 oo no 49, ~ - 70 90
noon Is 80 80, 90 .OJ ~ o. ''o' ''i' D. H.
rEU7n5 Hr elo 1000 20 49, IL 10 A. % d IL %
r1 IS9R = S$Z 80 sY1ASisf5 - TO- 90 80 10
a. IL. i 100 noon, 80. co. 49, o'l' u H. ~ W
KOC,'iIIisrEE-91c, 1000, 40 n; 1900 noon
80 90 80 - :, M: "a 'T no. nE.o 90 noon. 80
XISG%RA ~ fA VIZ p 10 90 TO 80 a. m. 12 90
Ab aq? 80 go 5yf ~ 2 EHD NoxrEEA-t7 49,
Au& a. GylvN 20 ms Is dli&A 81 10 oo
tiR 80 Il Is vK hAi:MP DjfiVlfTsfoN
ccpqg Car aTP I,1 e. GT'qa
p PAX IS SSa g VII 5 a. l3 i and ast saSg,
io5f sss wa.Sasqn IA 90 FUiqns and AZ; 29S nGd I'd
wctcots EtIrs; sall. 70; a9d check, baggage from
ho and f stdg s hss9Th to 5y exdep Saturday
aaG3 g az sAose lsar,ng at g 90 a %
qqd 200 Tidalgh Stop =; ISs, street $] ,sTs
General Manager Gon'l Passenger Agent
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Hailrolo5
II ELAWARE, LACkAWA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

.. n-BLIio and Osweso lNprc-,. VIA Paterson, for
water Stroud rhurg, ONcgO.
Ilndca Ndstf, LiuIrt. Comm Bath DanN lie Sher.
O.rne, Wat r,lIlc. Rchncld Springs tea. Mt Morris,
nc. OAi0i NOrNICh, torl1ud syracuse Fulton and
lu,rmclar Stallion. Connect AZ Srlnton with for
tltt-iOu. WIN.-btrr', DInNe. and Northumberland AZ
lyIralO with tram, Gi ~" W,.t.
20 q. ul.-Bif -h1mt0n Mail Via BOonton
T. Ef anton and Emirl i.Nure-, tor Water Gan
stroud ,burs Scranton OWceo WavrrV &C.; connects NJ
scranton with Tor Pit ton Kingston and Wilkes.
larE.
t:lO p. m.-Scranton. Wkesblrrc and plymouth Ex.
uTc.r.
80 D. fdgilyl.-Buralo Limited Express. Via Patrr
on. Stsuudsburs Scranton Bihghamton. Owepo IVA.
very Elmirl corning, Ban. Wayland Bansylile' Mi
Norrl, ec.. arriving IN Buffalo ut 30 a. m "
. d.. daily Buffalo Utica O,wego EXprrss for
StrogdsDurg Scranton. Bnghamt0n. Cortland Syracuse
l'uton Greene. oxford Norwich. Sherburne, Watcr,ie
i.icnurG springs. &c, ana All points Buffalo division
eonuccts With trains for the West
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Ocean Steamers.

TROPICAL TOUR $50.
no Tourists can visit jamaica and her GREAT EX.
HIBITION, remain there IL days including Board and
Residence at the CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL, al
Kingston or OF this beautiful island by the ATLAS
LINE STEAMERS for $3.50 with the option Of extending
their trip at the rate Of
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
10 Hayti and Colombia. Accommodations frst.class.
PIN. FORWOOD S CO., Agents, "a Safest. n. z.
THOMAS COOK g. son, Tourist Agencies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
Citp propertp for Sale.

NORTH SIDE OF 76TH-sT., just east OF CoIumhn.
~ (9th)ave-Three rst-class private dwellings Tor.
stories high asement; hardwood trim; artistic manteis
and fixtures; large extensions N-'
Titles guaranteed by policies Of the TITLE GUAR.
ANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY, So Liberty-st
j. b. SMULL
ST. NICHOLAS AVE, near 145th-st.-Three lots u,
y $50 each, for sale at a bargain -"~
J. ROMAINE BROWN & CO.. 50 West 3sds
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CeGthfrs.

MEXICAN AND FOKEIGN TEACHERS. AGENCf
"A supplies POT T,achcis. Tutors. noFeI,sscs'
40. 10 Soll, gc.. schools and Families. Apply ~
49, Mrs ~ j. YOI' NCi.FULION. % Union square.
BEST TEACHERS. American ana Fore m supp,ed
~ .al brauchc- any locality no charge
date r. r. Avery. Am"ri an School Bu eau w l'thst
TUTORS PROT assOrs Teachers. Goyernesses Of az
~, branches supplied universities coll schools ana
families. Circulars schools u uarents. N01r lhruhps
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERt. Room L. 100 shave
MISSES TEACHERS AGENCY T. East l1th.st sup
plies competent teachers. tutor, go'"ih mus
clans ati-t,, &c: all bianchre; resident ana NHll"s'
English German. French spanish spoken.
r1,I,ACHERS. tutors roycrncs~s commnions chnI' ~
employers. best schools r'toum.nila - MF'l'' MISS
DONOVtN'S Teachers Bur Az, 30 East lith->t. --
JTNION TEACHERS AGENCY SUI plies SCHOOL onlcers
u with tea hers teachers Win Wsliion~ 49, =. -.
II. ". HAEI,INGION. Prop. 81 Lafayette Pc " Y.
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Nsw publications.
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" EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ kILWAl.-Irnns Favc West f-d-st 4 follows
twenty minute ear,r from foot o. Jayst 80 a NJ for
MGdIctown, EcNiil". Liberty, Delhi Norwich, ON ia,
OswegO Chicago: D. TO-. CAM bDl Han Middle.
town, Elenviic, Lab rty g Is D. for Mddetpwn. Lib
erty, walton, Oneida Central square OswcPO Rochester
Niagara Falls, Detroit. Chicago. ST. Louis. Daily All
other trains daily except SUNDAYS Tickets
Broadway. j. &. ANDERSON General Passenger Agent
l6 Exchange ~. Y. ~SS-'
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New.YOrH Wednesday, JAN II
No sales were held the Exchange and Auction hoo"
today os,.o
sale of dwelling, with - lots. on lOthaNe' opp'''"
lT7th.,t was ad ourncd to February II, . ,co md 10,
sales Of buildings, with plot Of land, Nos Io2 u
Df.nnst running through Canalst, OF Jelcrsof,L
lot No l3s MonrOe.s Of Jefferson ~ io
lot 40 n Nonioc.st G OF MMketst dwelling, WIZ ~,
No 3S Chrry.st running through to Watcr.st iQt ~
20 Charry-St, Of JcfctSOn-st ana dWellh- i;abru
No 9s3 Southst Of ClnOnst, were adIouTheu W i'0
any 20. -. 30. -, 40 n, Nad.
sale Of dwelling, with lot. 20 East 12d-st' " Vi 'N
sOn.aNc was adjourned to February ~. .-,he. ~ ~
sale Of building with lot. No 30 We9I o'"f'' '" -
Jth.aNe was ad journcd to February ~
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE:

All the auction sales of real estate announced io
Yesterday at the Exchange were adjourned
The following private sales were announced: Motifs
B. Baer & Co. have sold TO Mrs. L. H. stfattoh Wv
fourstory hgh-stoOp brownstOne residence No i'0
West Thirty f0urth-st % By $50, for &37 900 1910,
The property West seventy aeventhsI.' Wnio ,,d
recently bought for the erection of an aparte. crtv
owners at 900, has been resOd BY them 10 od
(0Icorl for 3d.. 900, with the RESTRICTION tlaV hoeo
but private dwellings shall be erected thereon - ,ot
The Committee Exchange and Auction h9D,u u
Yesterday and received committee from tne bull7
Material Exchange as 10 the extension Of tDer leoo "
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