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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-21
Highest Of all in Leayenng Power-Latest y. S. Govt Report
R@a "a. B Bs,i1s'!
ABSOLUTELY PURE

said he, as he transferred..the bride to
a soldier at the gate, 1.-The brave and
prosperous Achmed greets Called Bey
ana wishes honor and increase to his
mouse n may every day be like the
9ne IN which Uhey last embraced. -
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-21

A GREAT deal of capital is being
made by Republican newspapers out
of the comfort of Chairman O'Don-
nells home. Precisely. 1t is that
comfort which he is defending and
which Millionaire Andrew Carnegie
is trying to steal away.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-21
THE new JERSEY
TITLE GUARANTEE
AND
TRUST COMPANY.
cARIIAL 10000

H RESIDENTS of Jersey City should pat
ronize the Safe Deposit Vaults of the New
Jersey Title Guarantee and Trust Company.
The Company has spared neither pains nor
expense to make these Vaults as secure as the best
Vaults in New York City. Every device and safe
guard known to the business have been adopted,
and the public may deposit their valuables with
entire confidence that they will be protected against
Fire, Water, Burglary and Riot.
To those who propose being away from the city
during the Summer, absolute protection is afforded
be stored in trunks or boxes.
Burglar proof safes can be rented in the Vaults
for SIS to SIS per annum.
The renter has entire control of his Safe, and
rooms are provided in which securities and papers
can be examined without fear of robbery or disturb
ance of any kind.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-21

the millionaire r~efiner. who has
been Ill OF pneumonia at his clttag, he,e
for the past month. died at nine o'clock
this morning. MI. Knight was seventy
nine years old,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-21
sherbsts and water Ices.

A ASS0
Sherbet in its literal sense means a
10 drink. 1t is of Oriental origin.
out IN this country it has come to
mean a frozen mixture of fruit, or
iruit Juice, water and sugar. There
Is a distinction, however, made be-
tween water ice and sherbet. Sherbet
has, IN addition to the fruit juice and
water, either sugar syrup, white of
egg or gelatlne, to give it sufficient
to entangle and hold air
when beaten in a freezer; SO that sher-
bets, unless colored by the fruit used.
Will be white and opaque like snow.
Water ices, on the contrary, are made
without the white of egg, syrup of
gelatine, do not entangle air, and are
translucent, and what might be called
"watery" in appearance. Both sher-
bets and water ices are delicious when
made with fresh ripe fruits, and both
may be enriched by the addition of
sweet cream if desired.-M Boland. in
the Philadelphia Enquirer.
To Correct Round Shoulders.
One OF the most frequent deform-
tiles against which women must con-
tlnually fight, especially mothers with
young children, is that of round
shoulders and a STOPPING figure. Just
observe how many such there are in
any gathering. Even the best natural
figures will often show this tendency
unless some care is taken to prevent,
especially if their work is Of such a
nature as to keep them sitting at a
desk all day, bending over a machine
or doing many kinds of homework,
while thin, narrow chested women are
very likely to stoop before middle
age.
Teachers of physical culture say
this may be entirely ratified by a very
simple and easily performed exercise,
that of saising ones self upon the toes
leisurely in a perpendicular position
several times daily. To do this prop
erly n must be in a perfectly upright
position, with the heels together and
the toes at an angle of 45 degs.,
dropping the arms by the side. In
fating and raising the chest TO it's full
capacity is q part of the exercise, O.
process which the lungs soon begin to
show. To exercise all the muscles of
the legs and body one must rise very
slowly on the balls OF both feet to the
greatest possible height and then
come again into standing position
without swaying the body out of it's
perpendicular line. This will be the
most difficult part of the exercise, but
may be accomplished by patience and
perseverance. After awhile the same
may be tried first OF one foot, then on
the other.
In order to prevent round shoulders
in school children teachers should
never ask them to fold their arms in
front, but rather to place them be-
hind the back, which occasionally is
good practice, giving as it does the
fullest expression to the upper part of
the body. For this reason more care
is taken now than formerly to see that
children sit properly, with the spine
kept straight and chest expanded
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-21

Special to the Jersey Cifr .Ne,os.
CAPE MAY, July 81, lSD2.-E. G. knight,
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IS MONTGOMERY STREET. Jersey City, NJ.
BANK MENTS.

DEPoRT OF CoSDIfi0S 81 fHR HUbSoN
~ County National bank ~ Jsssey City. in the
state OF New Jersey. st the close or business.
RESOURCES.
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-21

Moreover, every sincsr re Democrat
must believe that the interests of his
country are deeply invoivedin the victory
Of our party in the struggle that awaits
us. Thus patrfotic soiicitude exalts the
hope ofpartiapship and should intensity
outSSdetErniuation to win success.
SHThH success c IN only be achieved by
systematic and intelligent, effort on the
part of all enlisted in our cause. Let us
tell the people plainly and honestly what
we believe. and how We probose to serve
the interests of The entire country, and
then let us. after the manner OF true
Democracy: rely upon sne tnoughtfulness
1T onlyp remains for me 70 say to you,
in advance of a more formal response to
your mtssage, that | obey the command
Of my party apd confidently anticipa Q
that nd intelligent aud earnest presenta-
tiou Of eur. cause will insure q popular in
dorsemenlo Of the action OF the bouy you
represent.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Ncw.york Ihursfay. Dec lJ.-nEEN Es.-Roccp,s -
cars 23 hcad-S cars ioT he Maikct ana 10 irS iuf
AZ Hollis Sold late Yesterday 80 "6andboNc' " at s9a
49, - pcg head Feeling lhtc firm Toe good breNcs
City dressed beef in fair demand a. @-o9 Tor Inferior To-
I'm nll on the Bermuda idciuGc - cattle 60
sheep. 90 quartIs OF beef AID ~ hogs No European
MILCH COwS-HsccIpts hone Feeling nrn for
good cows dun FOR common ,,ock lalepbrek iIoiss
Sold lat Wednesday flesh cows az s3)"sN per head
CALNES-Eccclpts. 1871 j, ad ii which one car, car OF
M GNthst or jersey CRY. County veols sold
in Washington Market ~ Sac per T.. and the feeling was
rporicd for AL kinds Of calves Dics'%a calves rm
Tcachnc llLc S02c for city dressed Extra selected
csTcases iic Adjc Tor dressed elasser: 4IaGrc for
SHEEP AID ! AMBS-Iicco pts. including 49, cas-
consigned % butchers. werr p cArs-lB cars Al
cot cars e al !G7 7 ana pdr 100 sa' ~ cr
70 ,rs sh-ep So Tor culls $3.50 OIL for fair - prime
pT.ssG Hu.ton Grm at 7doc for decent to choice in
orlor quality selling low A. cache drsd lambs rin
81 aoc and few extra prime Fafca7NoS SOFA IL h'5h
salcs-J y PiG,ock & Sons 20 state lambs G5 y
average Of =, % per 100 ID &c do g. -. az - ., ~
o. 81 ~ - % rs State sheep ." 3D. at - So "a
~ Coilins i15 Ohio sheep. 81 II. at 81 s7a 1913 West
p s Kasc 81 Jersey ewes, lie ~ at 81 So jersey
wilkerson & sherman 2O1 Indiana sheep, 100 -, at
90 D. Harrington 100 Canada snhs 81 - a. 80 CO. 81
canada shecp 1909, - AZ 81 %. o-o o.,
g. Dncnfack: Iel Indiana lambs, 70 d. at So 90; 81
WaIien6sck Hollis 900 Western lambs 72@ ~ at
- IMIoGs-Rcccgts. 81 cas- Or 1850 head 90 car at
Aothst and II car. at Jersey CITY None for sale alive
Nominallv HIGHER ~ ~ lr0%j GO r"r 100 d. ,,. 81
sl,c for medium DC lleht ard number Of lean pigs
sold az olac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16

seconds Isa2lc Western dairy 4Isss 2ga2e sec2md a
tubs lGal7Hc fresh extras 2za-"c fre:9, Hfss' 100
CIIEESE-Dun and without any important chanse:
state factory. full cream fail maac, laney white lVsu
lie. do ,oolcd 1O7sdllc. choice, l09iG'Ote good to
piine lOdlO.,c common 10 fair, sHo9+e part SKINS
common o. choice 3aSac Stat factory full sHim la
sl,c.'. EGGS-ln li2ht demand and in tone easj STATE
and Pennsylvana frceh gathered. choice 29c western
nohey select cn., rc'h collection. bc,t = 2e.sc isl
To- good oiI27c Western, fall packed prime . chol
2Ic; Western. carly packed. cc.hou best zoe W,st
crn house to good QualtN, lNd49c far grades
her ca Sc - 5Oasg lined STATE. ger doI.. PIE
Canadian. pcs doz. .O@d2lc; Western. prime. pr do1
9Ol,c.
sUGAT-RAw- was no business reported hut
prices were firmly maintained. Muscovodc. 80 test.
r ard % ,st centrifugal sac sales 800 ohls NuSeo
,,oa 80 test a; Inc duOfation. . REFINED QWot ard
rnchanacd ouaa,.ons cut loaf. j.S1 a5@c crushed.
fine granulated tc9a4'.c extra nng ei9nnlsci. isi%
ic cubes iSldjr: NXNX powdered. j"l f"'sc m'nid
a." 4otS5,sc diamond a. G9g -
~ i4fStasc: EIdrcwood IA" 41ai:5jc; phenix
a." %d4.5Cr Ealprc -" 4.3l@thc; 10. g. asa
4a-c: No. T. f.Hi Bic: No. $ 4Ht.lS'; No. y a.sT
iosc 10 TO- asI6ic: No. H. S'sdsslc; No. Il. Siaa
3G9c: No n 3i.d344c. 49,
STEARINE-ouiet and firm. Lard Quotcl a, lo.@
lie. and oeOlargar,ne, lCi2c.
TALLow-Firm dull prime city quoted at i7sajc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
Gg1IN And PEODCCE XAKRE7S.
rrATr-rEs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

At tle Produce Eychaaee the wheat speculation was
acan med ritclv active yet rdy. tc saes ogTeYatin%
300 bushels. The tone however, was steady III
the IN @ Of wllk cable cunts the M 'rt or hd ~
unrhaag.l prices and in I~thy W.T. the West m ~
vance OF i,u ,c,t tcn took place. Local Shoes also
showed "A d .po,!iOI . cover Wa,n H." bnllhS nom
I'll. source tctssd fall FACTION IN prcr, ono" a.
In.s showing no cnanec t.e day and the "tcf
uo.ths N'5 a!tlnc, o. ONLY . NJ Drcrhp, 30 ~.
TCa Ianua:v a. 1G'i az. ltb.uit{ q. 90 dil'h ~
~ 3tGa1g "a at So7sdSls. and July AZ So rs =
cent. Tie 81 movement qu,tc active ios rN.oit
AID "a. nafhet ruled steady Slipwr' t"'" -oV"oO
O r1 rn,d dr. AID otae7vise f4tuccss f,r slot los
AID ulturs Prices showed advance Of I'LL cent 90
10th markets. In " O.to, Wcr 400 ON bhshtls
AMI - D b.. e. o pot cora were s1d.
Zoe oats The f0- futures closed ~ an lNaucc
e.; ,0ii cont BIT tire salcs. ali tod Wtr' 0.y ~
lusfcl5 Toe spo: mcl, va, far a'd tr harriet
10 ed steady mixed. with whit & accs time Hih'E
lne p,t .a.cs wcr. 1000 bushcls
The ma quotations were ~ follows: , 90
Ma e." 79i. May Sli- Jun SIR July sl's cent:
Cor.i-Dc,crics jlia; January, jl7s February 32'a
va cmb l. 81. Jaauary 97's; February. SO;
VA lad c,mfts 80 20; January $40 90 March,
Iho rarcts u grain AMI ncrr reported YESTERDAY ut
follows Wheat IL 79s bushels; n, 81 411 bushels
oIs 22 i0i bushels; to.al grain 30l 81 bushels nopr
Al 319 pacaag-. At chicago Mlw~rHec ana 81 Louis
the aIrtais wcc Wheat; 11d7S' bushe e; c-rn s1i 2is
bu.ho ont BIZ tl3 bushes total grain, CSj i2j bush
ell -four 1929 Girr's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago. Dec l. especially. although wheat to day
was all the scssiOn within cent range, there was some
conslcioas trading and vastly talk OF manipill-
on than on any day yet. il seemed TO be thoroughly
" c,i1tcd" wheat market. There was peg IN al
- = cents 1T which point all the wheat offered WI
al e0rbed By the clique, and there WAS a peg IN NJ
- ID cent, al which point the came crowd seemed
willing - sell a. much rs anybody wanted. Eight
year, ago tn operations Of tho Harper Clique were st
about l., ginning. kcrhaw x Co. were getting the Dulh
OF the business lui The only man In the nfil OF
Ker.law Il Co with money WI, E9gleston. ms
hes, from lie myetcl10ns pinclph, who IS suPpo>rl
10 hc "lOnr' no less than 1oOOO,OOO bushels. Every
body Is getting very c0niidrn: that The principal J.
n0nr 0.hrr than John Cu;aAy. rot MISUNDERSTANDING MS
rlrsrd AT = % cents. Tle Ordinary news cut no
figure. The Northwestern receipts were so ears :
here there 40 and the estimate for ridav Wh'
900. The news from Washington was not quite rs
encouraging for defeat Of the Anti option blu Corn
Was firm q: lit,le advance. May sOld bctWcch
- Il and - 81. and CLOSED NJ ~ IL cents Re
crip,S were II and the c'inac Tor Friday was
go cars. IL" bulk Of The buying was by the pro
vision crowd by The Interest which has been hnlI.h
for de-. la~i three months. oats wee ~ completely
v:b1tt, feature as thry could well bN. Nav sold be
tween 80 and % l.. and closed AT 10 Is cents:
Provisions Lad another wild advance. FORK was
M 40 barrel. lard 30 cents II hundred ana
.ii- 20 cents 4 hundred The hog receipts, 2Do0)
yards soaring. The estimate for Friday was
Ggly 10000 The weeks packing IN The West showed
a dccr.pc from last year Of 100000 hogs u InHdc
tho deCr"aS" In a." packing since OCTOBER j. ljoVDV
hog II WAS TIE sensational figure Of The day II
was said T. eh"rtnec IN the manufactured
,roiuc Of amos 10000 600 pounds In less than three
months. Armour WI, hnycr Of pork ana ~"
Craaliys wcr. buyers o. lard and lbs But ihe al
vance was on ia" statistics rather Than on me Trad
Flax ccd wa, dull. May closing at 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There offerings ut the Exchange yesterday
than any day Tor several months. but 'he ""f"e'
showed considerable weakness aud the majority were
bid In Withdrawn. The most important sale was Dy
r. V. Iarnett & Co. who offered Nos. 3l5 and 3lI
West Forty nhs; The properly zoo feet from Eighth
ave. aud Of 0Gd hycstory brick tenement
houses plot 5OAgs9 sold close the estate Of
up to si2,uO0 john Hayes was the buyer me sIh'
auction,er offered No. 10 foFsyth- Nc'sioIy s9ho
1890 year The bidding ran from s5Oooo up 70
$4,000, at which price 10 vas bid IA Tor ae,ouh. o.
aud basement irJwn-st9n q" CHING intlhE i"r ft,'uyy
per annuni on To- l'AoV, was wihdfaWh az Dii oi
". W Fogg sold 49, ac.e, in Centre County Penn.
The property adlons summit and sandy Ridge
stations. and solG for $1,000 70 David ,oEcn. $500, 49,.
John r. Boyd offered a fu lot at EltonaNe and one
huudr and-nfy fOur-st In the Twenty thd ward ~
brought - eco L. Pescr. TIE sale advertised by
c. l.. CIlrSson offered az 80. III Broadway, No go
East Ihirybr>tst. story broWhstone nous n-
under Partition by ordc5 OF the SgHnspe ,out' cE
Tho following sales OF private contract are announced
IT,. the hNr>iory hroHn-sonc apartment nousc 40; 80
West Thirty enth,st. 25A9sNioo to Mr.. We}n Tor
nS2.e. 80 2is west FoT,,tG-s 23N6$Nloo 10 Nf
Hogan for sls.joo. Mso No $40 West Forty ir,t't
Mrs. lsaaes, for s3J 600. nth, -,
.ischcr Wca.ten y Co. loyc horght from Emily =:
second and Third ayes, a hr-c'sioy flmo builIing'
.5NjO, for about $1,000. 80 90
II. +. Schellhass has sold for 4 E'ran niot SoNs0
part payment TO siory house the north
.!de Of Bcsscnst., the sAth house east Ct Ral?ha'e
AZ The ro,rI meeting OF the Estate Exchange held
Yesterday. the following Officers were selected 10 efo
tcofe @ ;do@t c, GGF9s yf W. c.o1 hny y$r
president; Eiwad Oprenheimer treasurer Isaac lromme
secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16

mana 80. ;, SIC. PORK quiet, strong si4 o. -
aa nEUs p so ac sI0aF T@ 81 Whisky aeve
strong; sales, l,oi4 bbs, 81 80. Butter easy. sugar
sieaoy Eggs steady 23c Cheese quiet.
Minneapolis, Dee 15.-May opened AZ 20 !;sc, ana
closed at Il l4e II sold la III higher tan the
CLOSE not long after the Openng There was quite AN
oiocr There was al, an active cash market. 10
Northern sold at 65c: There tight trading In 10
: northern the leading price being 5sS ovc; Receipts
Cos,-Nay opcnot 20 sc: highest. II lie lowest.
% y. higAcs4 % 7-sc; lowest % lie; clossd.
10 . &C. ON track No. hard. 80 lie; No. North
crn, Gjc; No Northern. 5eaGoc.
Philadelphia. Dec. IJ.-Floui~Market steady FOR
dc-irAOlo uade brands. Ry, hou: in light Request
choice Pennsylvania, - 40. luc!wheat hour In
nrm and advanced lie steamer No. red in ex,
port elevator 74e 30 Pcnnsylyana . red in DO;
= i-ic March Is a-is79c. re. 80. : rennsyl
14c; 30. yellow, in grain depot, zoe No. mixed;
IN grain depot 40 34c; No. . mixed spot Il an. n 4
n zoe; January, 10 :.-4a Soc February, ~ "a
a5Oc March. 10 3-ld5Oc Oats-Demnnd light No.
graded white. 4oc: SO. . while. II lie No. white
December 40 La Ale: January, 40" 10 3-ac fto-
quiet Pennsylvania hrsts. 23c. Butter quiet, casS
Pennsylvania creamery, extra, 3o@3 heihed
sugars quiet, steady.
Wheat opened CSC lower br ahing all previous records
later the loss was reganed aid tie close vas fraction
january, 90 3-4aG7 7-sc: February. 90 3-Se: May,
"a &c; July. ~ 1913 5sc. Corn was firm but
Ter. o . Sc; January - sec; February. 30 Sc :;
Nay % l-a43 lac. Oats slow cash 80 l,2c Nay
lev ,tcady salcs Minn sofia 62a o1c. BRA. oet. SOC.
Hay IN. hanged Lead and spel,er III" hanged: FAX,
seed steady. Butter and eggs unchanged. CorAhlea
oulct II So Whsley higher. 81 30. Tagging and
cotton ties nnch9ng%d 90 Pov bIy higher ana T
shoulders - 30 longs ard ribs. IS - shorts. - 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
COTTON MARKETS Hy TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Dec. -. p. .-Cotton-iutlres closed
firm American mddng, low mhdling clause. De
ccuhrr delivery. II 6id valuc; December and Jant-
lrr delivery . I-Did value. January and February
delivery , I3-Gid sellers February and March de-
nv ~. 1icldo 13ifd; March and April delivery.
, I7-Gfd sellers April ana Mas delivery. 1904
coed May and June delivery. 21-Gia3 - -G4d
.lunr and Iuly delivery, - nd sellers; July and
August delivery. 3G-c4d value.
Galveston. Dec. 15.-CottOn steady; mlddline.
l-3c. low mddllng, 1-rc: good ordinary, > --c :;
vet and gaSs receipts. j.Dol bal"s experts 10 Great
Britain. 4492 bales sales, o-7 lalcs; stock, lc4.4J
brlcs.
Norfolk. pee. 15.-Cot;on steady: mddng, use :;
low mlddllnc. 93iGc. good ordinary, lie; net
ani g'os, receipts - bale exports coa,t"ise' lob
bales. subs. 30 bales stock. 42.41G bales.
NrN-psl-au.. Dec. l5.-C0tton firm; mddllng
il-l6c. low middllng. j-1Gc good ordinary
1919. Mt receipts. I2.124 bales, gross. ESQ
'alcs exports coa,ivlso. 1850 bale; sales, 10000
balcs: stock. 2S3.4O7 tales.
savannah. Dec. l3-t oica qurt mddhhg' '-loc :
low nidllug. 3iGc good ordinary. : 1l-lGc, net
ara crcs, receipts. 3GiO bale: export coasiwise
1Gc2 bales: sales. 1000 bales, stock. 1l0,fJ bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKEr REPORT.

.cnrrrE-For Brazil gIowths the spot marSet wa, was
taad ,,cak AZ I6is alO4.c for 40. sales, 2UV0 oss's
ssa No = cost and ircgls AT l5ee. ana goo CSss
hsnS~,, on urVate terms The option movement Was
jams n,rIr; closing ICdoO points down FOR the day
Eshw offerings Rio and local LIQUIDATION Inc
On 40 "a coo lacs Continental caots We're IIcS"'
So The i,o dispatch quoted: FIRST ordinary lIV i,vs
a. ~" cocd second 30 kil0sA II 400 tNchauEe
$50 sie. rccrr.s in Klo ID. coo bags Rio clear
rs 70 United Swtcs, 1900 bigs lslo viesta,rS ~
Alses OiO has; RIO sock, 10000 bags no hmFNe0
Lul. rcc,lul> IN Santos 1000 bags, Sahtus no ~
.s cO hacs santos market weak good average S9o'
$50 .ar,1 lrou no December -, steamer SliIuo'
ssc hays receipts at Eo, july to Deoenosr 49, 800
lsWnn t,o,. same tine 1881. 2.cJJ 600 bags Sam
LSeoSHSSo -, 40 bags; receipts ~ Santos. July 20
La,.,bcr a. 1872 l754cu0 bass; same uhe Isl io!a'
a.. ,..GS. sane tame 1890 100000 bag. War
c.,,\cr.cs SINCE December l. lSJ3 Nc"- oIS!
EES 40 bags BALTIMORE ODD bags New O''c"'S' Az
~. total 1914 tars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
nlietellaucons.

4 DvERTIsEMEXrs AND Subscriptions FOR
"A TN NE,,%i,Y91IiiK IElnrNE, WILL ne RE,
p ger north Of Ihr'yal,t,t and AbvER-
ave: e.. :3d.st 81 Gth-iye.: 1857 Fourttayr
Four,centh-st 7G0 Thrayc corner Forty seventh.
O.I IAird-aNr.. near S.Nty lir-t ,7OS Fr-t-aNe
100 West Foftysccond--t no. Coumbns-ve 90 Liberty.
4. 81 Avenue \ 1898 Thd.aye; 20 West Fourteenth.
l. ~ West 42d-st 40 Church-st. 55i Tbrd.syc
.%i~ Ihfdafr. o1l Thrd.r. be- len and 18th
A. the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 Fnst one hundred.
and twcnty-nh-.f; 243 Wet Ono.hi ednnd.tnenty.
afth--r $50 W.T. Onc-hun cd and forty aftst ~,
to = y. "a. IT regular Office rates
T. brooklyn. At @ Court 5ol De kslbavc.; 200
!egl!sr 1nIgs rata.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Abbott samrd qad WE to slenecT r Aidsh s,a
Addison. John, to Mycr Finn p Eroal"ay' 600
.. l'1th-'-. "a. I'm, ia WV
'"C of NcT.York iith.st Of 5th.ayc yr, 900
rlAhy, :mnei, NJ, AID wife, 90 dmny l. Wi-Ei's Ac
chii~,l., David, and "ic. to John \ Asl'"wan
go a,t ''i ..'.'... 2I0
same 't To Sr dcr;c d. + Foster property
coa ON Sr''it Charles. t. Wlim " lohns.n aid
anohs51 e Xo Si H 5i 5tss yc as ESQ
Clausen Charles C. to Henry r Rogers e, al eN -
Dundoa. ir:hur C. and vic to Dcnnis s4c, ots
icJ and Io5, map OF fa''" o. Ea'jn l.. 'ri'n 10 o
Fischer seller riaiiir to karolnc GiescngcS, D. 20
Hermann. AucS.t and witc, 10 Jo.cgh smith cx.
ccutor. ioh-s., o. ilt.1Ve L9r',ii; 60
t,aaianier and Trd,t 60, 7o'h-st. c'ntri o, q
m 'alca6 J iornef. to Jane L Thomson -oo
9th-1o os Of a5 9 w to John IT, pool trustee
n , l3ath.-t " OF Wlii.gNc, 3 ycar- -; 100
s'' Kln % r, Wrshln:on liz INSURANCE CO. $50
Leo Alice. 10 Gci.tuGe !. we'd. and anolheg n
l.s M,[, ct ' W, d @9rsGs' iot, Isl ,c2
and ?63. map lands Of Clement c moore n n
McX ah T Taoaa. 4 o The Ti,i; GaaIanlce and
vo Tr,' f rar, ' saa n.haoG tp William HANS,
Manning FRANK - El!a ! Brl.all corner -
Of 7Ih.s. and LcNneton.aye. 10 ye'rs....,... 800
Moor George. . Charles Elmer ana another - NJ
OK Iark.1ye m0rt1aLrs 2 lr;rs......-..- op-C
NcKrlvcy John 10 John g Davis and another 49,
=. - mortgages, " years oNfV
Nrhacli- Matilda 10 society f'r tn Nclc' &C
Poor widows with Suall Children 2'ui',t 90
" ~ lOthaNe. q years o.
Na,lor Ff.rIcis j, g Iher'-c Mack, 20 church . o
0ppeniriiner Idvarl. to Edmund Il Robinson,
n : 7Ofhs " of Central PARK. WcSt. year. Jl,'
nehmer Simon. George Harris, 90 al. W : lSt- 80
ave n Of 1th-.t > m"rt2ag'-. yrars-.-.-..... I'D
Ioh.n~on DAVID &. 10 Emma Fute, = S3th--t - -.
~ 81 Central Park. Wn-i, w. Two Worilacr, 33 U
Martin william e. 10 Franz - Martin, Broadway, 49, .
corner a4thst. ! wear ---.. @o,V
l;osen Marcus It al - William IL HIND, % - ~
C,ouyorqrur =, YEAR,. ~ @
reid Henrietta T. % John Yulc, lolth-st,
~ II Sthayc, year, 1V
Stokes Thomas 10 JUlia De d. IOr'at l2l',- 81, ~
- W " SHAVE. ) Ncarr .---.-.--.--.- -JV
Seller Eliza. To Mary ppp'nhriinrf, corner q ~
Of Irn0xave and led 1t. yeas .....-..... 3'u
Weintcin A-cher. - Richard NJ bunt Il . "'th- - M
- " Of IeNirgtln-aNr. = lcifS ..--- ---- i'V
Wolf Jacob 10 Emanuel he liner and another, . 81
3d.lyc 81 S0thst. yea S. ....- 5''
Wlchmann FREDERICK W. G. Martha l. huthrf' 80 NJ.
f-rd ITO Tq-t o1th-~t years. .......-.-.---: IVV
VEIN Anna. to Emily Cook : ll'tn'st' Z" ri
wilkins CLAW. to joseph Shre!n"r s'ta' o.
WIimur' Francis y. 70 The Bradley 4 turur
CO. Lim.ted. lol-'->t. " 'oluHbuS|Nc, a.
yuic John and VIII, to Lyd., :. iap.lfr, -,
lCjth.st Central Park, N".t ear. -''V'
Zii"u iu'us y. 20 stephen II uln 213 Water- "A,
So. years ..-...-.----.----- .-''''''---'-' ~